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Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03

MEETING OF THE TRUsTEEs The
meeting of the committee appointed
tn report OH the policy of eiecting n
President of the University at the
present time was held yesterday
The full number ~as present. The af-
fairs of the Institution were discussed
fl eely aud fully, and after consultation
II WIS deemed best to defer the cleo
ton of l. President until the next
meeting of TIL committee in anuary
the conference of the committee
developed h ghly encouraging con-
dltlon OF tho prospects of the Univer-
slty, and the committee adjourned
last evening with the most sanguine
hopes that the efforts of the friends OF
the University will he crowded with
complete success.-Ral. Nctos.
Forsyth We learn that Martin
PEBBLES, the young mau who was stab
bed by James Snlpes last week is still
improving. Snipes surrendered him
leIf, and upon a hearing of the case
was bo!.nd over to court in bond of
800. The evidence we learn, showed
that he was acting in self-defence.-
Winston Sentinel
RoBEsoN. was the day ap-
pointed by Judge Settle to hear the
contested case from Robeson. The
following telegram received last night
explains itself:
"GREENsB oRo, N. O., Aug. 30.
The parties from Robesonare her G.
but Judge Settle is absent. All par
ties are waiting on him :"
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03
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! C yo,vy zs~a.a.3 uasasy ":ficcr,,
/ " puh}i IA i.,c .ue benefit Of
nur -ert.rs tua law passed At :he
last session a- the J. .si7;arare to Sc
c"sc tho sn.Ieeucy G: offend Bonds.
. III .-T WI Gla no operation next
wei. when .'ie bonds oi newly elect
. "a nLi.sga Will b2 trnde,eI.
4 w5il b, soan tula :he law means
com 5,.,ng, ana /. VIII be well 20 see
tHae It is PIT into operation;
In -tct II secure H,1 s4Li2iency Of
O,Hcia5 Ho,sa,.
ErcI. The General Assembly Of
Eog.,; CaroliQa 10 enact. Tnat wneD-
lye- cath saull be made before eny
/ JuGEe II :ac Superior Court by i've
Ez-~.ect&Glc citizens Il any County
Within ms District that after ailiGent
iuruiry made they veTHy heieFc
suc4 that the bond Of any officer o,
comfy WINCH h-.s been accepted
j Dv the Cannty Commissioners Is IN
sufficient either II the amount OF
5,g pebair>a CT the ability OF me
sarttles, Il sn-u b. the duty CT aalo
.-c.age to causo It notice &c be sesved
npnu e!.cil Ctloer requiring nm 10
..',-s.s.r l5 some stated time and pace
- q iG-tlty lis bond by evidence c'Aef
tl.s.. mat rf hio2ncit and his snrefie',
Nd I t1o vyILuuct - produced emil
fa5. % satisfy the JIdg. mat the bona
J. ~nilicfeat, both - n;aonnt ana 'ile
,.tIlftiss Of TIE su~!ties, but ne snalf
give tI-I. 10 the officer, not ezc' edine
t--,utr days to give another BOND, ''lc
Tu,7re iiE.ug tha rL4onut OF the n1"
bond wLe4 there Is a deficiency IL tt'''
particriar. Aud upon failure TO give
i GOOD bond - the satisfaction q iIiG
Judge within the twenty days. he Sna-l
,irclara the oilicA vacant. and II tt.G
a1.nointnent ba with himself, be s'-'iii
inrn,dI,taly proceed t. Ill the vhca!!-
..y. and j not. hu shaI lofty the per
s,us having the appointing poT'''
-h.. taeF may ssu"-.sA aforesaid. =,
4Er ,. Tha 2, ..Gu - ppolLted sL..H
r-,.. i,.,-.i Glf0re ttie jIdge and iLe
bond z., :..yer shall ~ other resp CT.
H. -ut. Il e II ne requ:-,tG n''tH OF
tie -.v y. g,lat.au 10 oiic.'.i b"l'u7'
l.Elt. fftf t.t-attf IA - -ItLE f5AifIAA ~
rcd .;..i:itil.,.. IL tila meaning Gt Sec
tfor three, chapter eighty, ba'"0
Evvi5ai. ,,u
SEC. .. Whenover vacancy shai, ai,
he declared bE ihr Judge, he sii0il NE
& wiittcu statement Of all his process
mrs v:tl the c eri, Of the county com
rsltssi az, t. be recorded by G'ni;,
any bond dyc.Lved insufficient sil'..
nUt be put IL suit except .o'
3recLos previously committed. no
member f the board OF comniISSlDnI,
ers. or any otu4r person aHShorllr"
10 take otlj, ,1al bonds os any c'nn'tii
shall become surety @n any 9lionl ah
ijoalu3o tla =fglliaiency oI whicn , n1H
t.,tr... 81 which he may De II n1emoei, ,
have to % as: .2rogiIc3, Tins sec',o,. ,;a.
shall 1cs.o ox0naf..t1 nim from any Ia"
bihtJv for taking an ln6nih''0D'
So SEC 4 This net shall take etfecs
from and alter It's ratification, ,oadv aI,,
shall apply to official bonds a'fe'''
Ratified the Sid day OF March, A.
d. 1875.
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03

GARRIBALDI's project for divorting
the course Of the Iiber, which was ap-
proved by the late italian Parliament,
is by no means new. Nearly two hun
dred years ago the Hebrews of Rome
offered to pay $4,000, 600 for the privi-
Iege of searching the bed of the river,
and proposed to turn its course O mile
above and below the city. The prop
osition was not accepted on sanitary
grounds.
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03
Hon. e.. VI. Stsssatrn.

When in the Eastern part OF the
State recently We learned fact which
has not heretofore be,nI made known
VIZ: that Edwin M. Stanton, the groat
and powerful War Secretary OF Pres
ident Liucoln, was ii native Of North
Carolina. Col. II. r. Dridgers told
us that Mr. Stanton told hlm that he
was born in sight of the town of Beau
fort, n. c.. and left that locality when
he was or 8 Yeas old. He now has
several relatives living III Garter ct
county.
Without discussing the good or bad
Qualities of Stanton, every one familiar
wa II his management OF the War De
partment knows that he WAS power
ful man and did moro than any one
else except Gen. Sherman) to break
down the Confederacy. 1t is n little
strange that two native North Carroll
mans (Andrew Johnson and E. NJ
Stanton) should have closed up the
war aud dispersed the Confederate
Government ON North Carolina soil.
Hnd ii NOT been for the opposition
of Presidens johnson and Scc'y.
Stanton TO thc ratification of the
treaty Gen. Sherman made with Gen
Joe Johnston in North Carolina in
April, 1865, the South would have
been saved from much trouble and
degredati CharIOHc DcnOcrat.
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03
This is Gen. Grants last speech

his is Gen. Grants last speech de-
lVered at Providence, r. I, on the
18th instant "Mr. Chairman and
gentlemen-I am sIld to visit your
town. / am not in the habit of speech
making, but if I ever did make q
speech there is no place I would rather
do so than in Bristol. Twas not aware
that there was to be any public re-
ceptlon at all. I shall place myself
entirely in the hands of Gen. Burn-
side for whatever reception the town
OF Bristol may give me-" Applause. I
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03

We think it is pretty we'll under
stood that the Republicans of NotrL
Carolina will drop Gov. BroRden and
ruu Hon. ". A. Smith and Judge Set-
tie for Governor and Lieut.. Governor.
We think we can say to Gov. Brogden
that ile stands no chance for the nom
inaiiun from the Republican party
he has not been quite Ra ,iual vino
control the party. Mariothl Demo.
c),uf
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03

THE Atlantic Mills. in Lawrence,
Mass, will resume work tomorrow,
with full force. They have been
closed since the 10th O. last July
They will employ 1880 operatives,
and have been fortunate in getting rid
OF their stock Of manufactured goods.
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03

L In the course of an elaborate letter
of North Carolina politics and public
men, written from Charlotte to the
Louisville Courier journal, IF. ii.
A. points out Hon. George Davis. Of
Wilmington as Gov. Graham's fittest
successor. He says that Garham "in
moral attitude and broad culture was
ahead of any publ c man known in
North Carolina during the last quarter
of century Save George B. Badger. y
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03

'rr+ OF the Convention, recently elect
IL. iho,' thtiNe't WHO are DEM
Gratis ana Conventionists
Alamance, Jas. T. Boyd,
sale -ghnny, A Il Vaughn.
*Aiexander, Reuben Watts,
*An>on, r Il Renuett,
Asho, . wilcox, Ind,
fBe,nfort, Shepherd,
beftle, " D@H,
Baden, Il aicDoEald,
Btunrwick, f. " Taylor.
*Buncomb<, ID Coleman,
f L. O'iugmGu,
*Bnrk", 4 q way,
,j"E'''rtna, Il " t'tiron,
+E"rt"to!, JAS. Humiry-
Cimteh, ) l!Gnarnberiuin,
t,'.t"eh. !. W Jones,
~Ca9W"ii' :. NIther7,
Ia J, h"Sr2,
C,'h"o". L. VI }; ct}"rkIe,
~C''a nam, Jn'.n M"rIls,g,
.u, W e Stroud.
Sh'r"kHf', - W %. 'paf,
Cn"W.tn, " u P;uien,
C:aJ' A"ders"n.
.I f'eiihd' I'aC'' Oueham,
N'ih!hi''iS, george,
Cft''h II, 'I : Mah!x,
- i n''' Ln"n'
o'''n ''ef '''ii"' - I I, n nlA u H.
~ h"'chtf.
>'''i '''''h - I'"'n''
i'arc. & B Bitvtu.
l''Vio9"h. >, . t."nrr1S'
ttOhbi -,
- we tj:,,I!ea Price,
upil"' - 21d'llhSs'
~, IN tIfior,
Go8econpe' Il Mabsou,
, a htcCaDe,
forsyGn, w wheeler,
franhiih' Green,
GaStoh' Jonas Holman,
hoper's,
vi ''HN INC, - 1ounB,
c. "A ' nuiiock'
Ei8e.le' SoS G DiAoh'
o''ii''"' IpurSoe'
=. hoiGoh,
h"Ii'''A' " Hara'
No"o" "yn'
,i"' n''t'', . hafrihgIoh,
nay ""od' 9amuel Il love,
IIeil'torsoh' FRANK Woodhn,
iL,r'ioro, q horton,
HJde,, W Ii CarSer,
Areoei'' Z a Nlcho'son'
* - - " T'tl y Ihers'
'"ch son. npak".
'"'lhS'oh' y iilhhant,
l Massey
'h'' - &c 2tV'
':'''' a| MlHS'
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03
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my son, deal only with men who
advertlse-yon will never lose by it"
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03

The fnilowi g Comprise the mem
ber+ of the Convention, recently elect
I'd Those marked with are DEM
ncrats and l,nnyeiItinnista
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-05-22
Special Notices.

HOPE FOR THE DEsFoNDENT =, vou
nave been coughing all winter Rnd begin 10 de-
SPAR OF recovery, or n you have taken n recent
cO'u' go az once TO the Drug store ofC w. LPnfz
or A. During, get bottle OF DIR, g. MoRRIsi
SrhUP OF TAR, WILD CHERRY AND HoREHoUNn
rake y and be well No other medicine acts So
al diseases OF the throat, lungs and Chest lead.
ing 70 Consumption. Hundreds WHO once
thoneht theY had that dread dseDse have been
restored 70 health by the use OF this almost mag.
le remedy. It Is nlso the best known specific for
Group. anu never fails In Whoopirg Congh
Afiai SEQ ~ oents- sept. nth, 1875,
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THE NEW ATLAS OF CARBON Co to be shortly
published by f. W. Beers q Co., SO Vesey St,
N. Y, is compiled and drawn from actual sur.
veys OF each township. under tha personal
supervision Of MI +. W. Beers, and will con.
tain: Carefully and e!abOrately drawn engraved d
md col0red plans OF townships and villages in
The County. on a large scale, each plan being
shown separately, with the location OF dwell.
lngs, stores and public buildings. with names OF
owners thereof; also the wagon roads with
Their measured lengths IN reds. from careful
surveys tOPether with the rivers, streams
railroads; raj, canals, &c. An new snd ,proposed
outline .p!an Of Carbon County coloreu in ioN n.
snips showing the relations of all tho towns
and important villages 20 each other. with the
wagon roads and rail roads shown, A hand.
some state mnp OF Pennsylvania cnlored in
counties showing In their proper relations, all
the c0uDIi"s,, prnc pal citle5 railroads tSc,&c.
general map OF Che United st ites colored by
states. Showing the relation OF the different
imaeStat a,eS 90 easn S pne2al r.lronds and
miles and tenths. the nearest ST. nee from any
one TO all the other important villages in the
county. Population Of the United states Penn.
sylvanla and Carbon County. Agricultural pro.
ducti0ns OF Carbon 20 inty. The whole TO make
volume lsxi5., substantially bound with
cioth sues aud 10 ithel back. and embellished
with handsome gilt title on front cover, vi.
together making a neat. SUBJ initial and useful
DOoK OF reference. Being strcuv local,ths At
las will be published for subscr. b srs only
1t is stated that the Governor and all but
one OF the members OF the Council OF New
HAM pshire have decided that all the votes cast
senator IN tho Second District are TO be treated
as b,anks. his name beng Nathaniel; also that
the prohibition canddlte tor Senator Is inelipi.
BILE by reason of insutfioiend residence In the
Stale, This action wlil Glve the Democrat s the
SHIRE
The Supreme LODGE of the Knights of
Pythias met Tuesday IN WASHINGTON and was
called 70 order ny Supreme chancellor DAVIS,
Thirty.four grand Jurisdictions were represen.
teu' ~ mis- report the supreme Chancellor
stated that the Slpreme Lodge. which was
bankrupt year ago is now nearly free from
deot He referred to the condition of the Order
ID Canada. an6 said that oahu Lodge. No. /, OF
Honolulu" was composed Of 'aUie and good
men,, He referred TO the fact that the King of
the sandwich Islands had been admitted to the
Masonic Order, wnile he Is excluded from the
pythlan by the word "wnite" in their cOnstitu.
tlon and he asks that authority be gwen to mi.
tiate pei sons. OF the A Afrlcan descent, IN the
Lodges, App icatons, he SAID, had oDmo from
Holland and from South Africa fn- the introduc.
non OF the Order into those countries
THE Danville. Hazleton and Wilkes. Barro
Railroad is advertised Tor sale on June 18th, on
erty.
n here have been the usual damaging fires
IN the mountains this spriug.
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The Champion spsIIer.

The spelling match for the champion
ship of this county, took place in the
Court House, at Mauch Chunk. on
Thursday evening of last week, and re-
suited as follows:
Professor S. j. Barnett, missed Q
words; Rev. w. s. q. Webster, O.;
7. NJ. Van Liew, o. Prof. II. A. Kline,
II e. ID. Dollenmayrr, 10; W. NJ. Ou.
-Four, 10. j. McG0vern, 20; M. l..
Drlesbach, 2l; j. w. Heberllng, 81;
Thos. Mumford, S3; j. 0. Kline, 90.
Supt. Ho1tord pronounced the word,
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The MISUNDERSTANDING been perm suent tly cured o,
that dread disease, Consumption, by a simple rem.
rdy, Is anxious to make known to bis fellow sur.
ferers the means feure To all who desire II, he
VIII send copy OF the prescription usod (frse OF
ehArgeb with the directions for preparing and US
ing the same, which they will nnd suRE CuRE
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. ke.
dress, REv. Y. A. WGLsON,
=, 1874 Penn St., Williamsburg, Now York.
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CAvENDIsH.
NOTES,

NOTES,
"A Mauch Chunk Philosopher ascribes the
back wardness Of the season to the anne xation
Of Arctic Alaska.
There is said 10 be in our midst specimen
of humanity Of such prestiy mien. that he is
frequently saluted as such by strangers
Wines aId liquors are down at Hughes and
NcCiea's. Not that they intend 10 relinquish
the traffic, but because the whole stock was
Spilled ON the cellar floor-certainly as low as
they could get
The Sl3O0 soda fountain has arrived and
may now be s5en In operation at Hughes and
McCreas. The fire large oil painting of
Onoka Falls painted for them By Bentzen, and
now adorning their store, is attracting large
crowds to their place of business.
Ice creamIng and cournng are now the most
seasonaDle enjoyments.
REV. Struntz and DIR. Maier left on Tuesday
last, and on Thursday sailed from New York.
per steamer Westphalia. for Hsmburg. Rev
Mr.. HennicSe viii fill the pulpit of the former
while DR.. Ebbert will give his Undivided atte
tion to the extraction Of roots"
ON Monday last this town was nearly de
serted-all OF our live men having gone to Al.
lentown to attend the parade-ard SIP beer
PROT Moran's Hibernian Cornet Band play
ed for the Liberty Hose Comp, my at the Allen.
town Hreman's parade Of last Monday.
The latest wrinkle" among fashiona bles-
carrying pups"
No ti6ings from the missing man Spansler.
The " Harmonia' SINGING society serena.
ded the Rev. Mr.. Strunlz on the evening pre-.
vious to his departure.
The Rescue Hook and Ladder company,
compelled to vacate the premises hitherto oc.
,saA
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Not So.
The report that the new school bull.
ding Is settling CT sinking, and the quo
ting of DR.. N. B Reber's name as au.
thority for the report, we are authorlz. :.
ed to state Is entirely without founda-
ton. We are unable to account for
the spreading of this report, other than
the extreme love some people have for
lying.
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Decoration Dsy--Reute, Ae.

Decoration Day-Reute, Ae.
The committees Of the Different or gani z,,i ions
who intend to PARTICIPATE In the parade. on
Saturday next Decoration Day), met on Thurs.
day evening last. and up n motion, Resolved.
That the line form at Longs Hall, at three o..
ciock p. NJ, in the following order:
Band OF Music,
Patriotic Sons Of America
Veteran soldiers.
Public School Children,
Lehigh Hooe and Ladder Co.
RoUTE.-Down Bank to Iron. up Iron TO Sec
ond, down Secondto Elm. out Elm to Cemetery v.
where an appropriate address will be delivered.
and the graves Of departed comrades decorated
with flowers. Returning down Elm to Bank.
down Bankway TO weissporf through White
Street ana to the Cemetery.
Chief Marshall, W. A. Graver Aids, chief
ohicnrs OF each orgoniz ition
The School children, the Town Councils and
Pastors Of the different churches Of Leh.ghton
and weissport are kindly invited to be present
AMI participate.
WA. GRAvRR, Chairman.
p. I. BRADY. SEQ.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

a AGENTLEMAN who suffered for Years from
- NERVOUS netIlity, Premature Decay, and ali
.ns eneeis ot youthful lndisoretion will, far The
need u, tue recipe aud direction Tor making the
nlp,e remedy BY which he was cured. Sufferers
Wishing % proht by the advertisers e-perisucs o.
10 10 oY addressing IN perfect confidence,
Dee, GO, s AL ~ WV
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Judges, James Belford, Drs. j. 2. Zern,
and r. s. Erwin First Prize, Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary was awarded to
Prof. Barnett, OF Lehighton. Second
Prize, Scribner's Monthly to Rev. Web.
ster, Of Weatherly.
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Superintendents.
The following is list OF the Super
intendents of Common Schools elected
in this and neighborlng counties on the
4th inst, together with the salary paid
to each
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Cosing Prices Of DEHAvEN & Towns
END, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
May 90. 1873.
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DIED,

sMITH.-on the 18th inst in Catasnuaun
5, 5ane, wile OF Geo, w. Smith, formerly OF Manch
Chunk' aged b9 years, ~ months and u days
kOoNS.-In Lowerytown. ON the nth In at
Samuel Koons aged So years.
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PlOtts' Star Organs

Anv person, male or ferala. who has little
leis, 70 time can procure ffrsLclass inst fTlneut
,,,rlienlars. Address, EDwARD PLorfs.
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The Coal Trade.

The Coal Trade.
The following table shows the guam
ity of coal shipped over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for the week ending
May 10Th, 1875, and for the year as
compared with the same time last year:
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ION PRINTING AT tao very lowest ur,oAa a.
TUE CARBON ADVOCATE oFPicS.
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Advertising Rates.

We desireit to.pe distinctly understood that
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umrs Of THE CARBON ADVOCATE that may be
received from unknown parties or firms, unless
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Morn ERs. Look at that ChlId. NJ hss
WoTps Go or send at onoo 10 DURIIN0,a
akN3S nkN3 S1O hE. AM goI botee or his WORM
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NoTICE.-A young man having four years
experience in the pdutlng business, desires
pituatiun. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
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