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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

lstrates as under the old constitution.
10th Gives jurisdiction TO justices
CT the peace over civil actions Dunded
on contract, when the sum does not
exceed S200; and allows the Justices to
| call III jury of six men N certain
| cases.
29th Authorizes the employment of
oonVlcts on public works aud high
ways.
28th Adds the following new section
to article 4: ''In case the general as
Se mbly shall establish other inferior
courts, the presiding officer and clerks
| thereof shall be elected III such man
ner as the general assembly may pre-
scribe"
18th Forbids marriage between
white and black and all persons of ne
gro descent to the third generation.
30th Adds TO article !, section "a:
Nothing herein contained shall Justify
the practice of carrying concealed
weapons or prevent the legislature
from enacting penal statntes against
said practice"
3lst Abolishes section 81, of article
4, and provides for filling all vacancies
10 offices provided for by this article
by the governor not other wise pro-
vided II
32d Provides for paying officers aud
members OF the convention.
SD Give power to the suprpnl,
c1nrt to try issues and questions OF
',ct as uGder tho old constitution.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
THAV..E,M,RGkNGY.v

We observe that Senator BAyard #
Delaware, in spec CHI which he deliver
ell in Richmond on "Wednesday n ght
,st, C rmmentipg on Grants speech at
Des MOines, said, that Grant had at
last broken his emphatic silence, and
"emergency" which he referred to in
his letter about the third term, had al
ready occurred.
It will be remembered that GRAFT be-
ing hard pressed by his friends to di-,
claim any intention of running for
third term, wrote a letter III which he
did dsclaim any such intention, III les 8
an unexpected "emergency' should
arise requiring him to be a candidate.
The only decided ef"ct of his letter
vas to disgust intelligent people of all
parties. They were equally disgusted
at the complaining tone of his remarks
in regards to giving up "a lucrative
life position and condescending to be
President Of the United States, and at
the presumption of his allusion to the
possibility of such a condition of things
as would force the American people to
look to him as the only human icing
who could serve AID save them by oc-
cupying the Presidential chai
In his speech at the reunion of the
army of the Cumberland, at Des
Moines, Iowa,-a speech written out
and read by him-there are utterances
which Justify Senator Baylrds opln-
ion There are expressions about
Church and State in it which leave the
impression that lie desired to make
false issue, and excite hostility between
Catholics and Protestants. The false
issue was all important element IN the
Ohio campaign.
Grant can probably get the nomina
ton a third time from his party. He
can absolutely controle the 1873 votes
of the Southern Republicans. aud Il
more fl om the North will secure tls
nomination. We hope he will Ct 1t
for we w"nt 70 know as soon as possl
bic whether ills is to r+ma,n fr' Z
govern m eIlt Of co-eaual States. or lis t.
be converted into " h"t Baya d calico
"a semi, military power, fostering
class-interests and moulded for cor
ruption." If Grant is renominated
the election of 1876 will settle tba
question. We think be wonld be bad
ly heaten, and therefore W. say VT hop
he will be nominated, and the issu
determlnrd OF c. for all
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A0ME OE THE SAYINGS

The Raleigh NeaUs, III speaking OF
some of the Ordinai. .ces of the Conven
ton. gives Il few items of tie $ wings
that will result from its system Of re
| trenchment.
The Convention has carried ut the
! expectation that it would be body of
retrencnment. It hes r. due q the
uu nber OF Supreme Court Judges TO
three, saving thereby S.. 900 1t ha-
r dnced the IuInl+r of Suuer!Or CDutt
Judges 10 nine, saving ther bv 81 800
l. has r' dnred the pay of the, members
ne Legislature to 81 per day md
l mited tn" session t. thirty DAYS,
there b., ravII & from $50, 900 to $40. 800
II session.
The orlina, CO which passed tn"
Convention ou Wednesday,. depr,vI,g
tn" Magistrates of jurisdiction und
the present la@. and leaving the mat
t"r Of arranging their jurisdiction i'll
The hands of the Iegis Atu,e, Is ii very
considerable measure of relief t. the.
East 1t gives the Legislature power
to discriminate and apply remedies
where needed,
he action Of the Convention in re-
gard TO the election of Magi-t ates. we
regard as the most important ordi-
nal'ce thai viii be submitted to The
people f"r ratification. Ce, tainiy this
IS the case. SO far .is the East IS con-
ceIned. With the Legislature to elect
thes Sc officers, W feel assured of hsv
ing an honest and Efficient magistracy
When we shall be relieved from daily
cpntsct with the loatnsome lou swhoIn
the ignorant negro loasses insist upon
placing in these positions, We shall tx
pericnce sense Of comfort not felt
siuce the long, long ago.
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WsASEE' TO TsaOTf'So>-
J AE OF The OBIO CAM
PAKssN.

1t was bad nough for tie feelings
of John q. Thompson, for tn ID n
ocrafic Comm ttee" Of OHIO t. have to
telegraph t, III Chairman Of the Dem
ocratlc Committee of 2 nnsv wanna
that our friend Gov. All u bad fill d
for once in his life to ii e up it was
still more dl gust;ng to have TO set
| forth the reasons why the venerable
man bore ID resem blanc, on this ope
| Uccas on, to an inferior article tf
have locked like the quriis upon the
| tretfui porcnpIn", when, III add ti0n to
ali this weight of woe, he was CON-
| PEELED 20 See himself denounced be-
tore the whole American people by the
che evalier, "a. L. Wlkoff. Chairman Of
the Republican Committee" as de-
iIberate and wiltal liar Wlkoff saws
Ihompson's dispatch Is "a faisebood
md he knew it when he signed IT,"
This IS rough on MIR. thompson Ia
fact 1t Is not polite. aid he has some
right to Complain of the unpleasant III
situation contained III Wikoffs lam
guage.
If this little episode in Ohio politics
had occurred in auy of the Southern
States it would have been character
ized by many Of the enlightened edi-
tors-who will DOW keep Silent, or
laugh at lt-as an evidence of ''remi
ban barl> N, pecr.isr to this latitude.
We advise WlkofT to caIm his fierce
Indignation, ard devote an hour or
two to perust.I of Youngs Night
Thoughts or some Of the venerable
Bedt's soothing essays. We admit
that Thorn oeon's name is spelled with
d p, which may have been TO Mr.. Wi
kotf as it ives to Mr. Toodles. a Cause
OF otfepc--, sufficient TO tify hlm IL
the use Of profane language, and we
would be very glad to admit, if it was
consistent with the strictest truth that
the great Republican party Of Ohio
ls e, tiie!y too pure To permit
for one momelt the suspicion that it
"Cutu use "DDt y, or dilOW 1FhuQ OF
any kind upon the ballot b. Y. Bat We
suggest TO WIkotf that tie provocation
was hardly tutficIeIt III this case to JUS
tify this bloody lat guage. l, Is doubt |
less g cruel aspel SION If the great Re |
publican party of Ohio, but Wikoff |
ought TO remember that-wild and |
- cki: as though Ii bt-tht re- Is still a !
solnew hat prevalent oplri' that Il
Quantity of demrt'on
cash was use ii to persuade al Il con
vii ee tie euiight ned voters of O i",
Iii the .ate - c.Ioii
We think. however, after due r+f~c-
ton. tn I " k, IF is re lly wag, aud |
ha. sold eve yho dy. He has per |
huge ], .ke, and when called |
t. account (by a libel suD will tri-
defend himself by what
the lawyers call "a plea hy way of
confession and avoidance" thus:
g Thompson laid the Republicans of
Ohio iaviehly expended money in the
elt ction. I called Thompson a liar.
and / stick to it, because we Fought
votes with greendacks, and greenbacks
are not mouey 20. E. d. Verdict |
for Wikof-immense appIanse-fol-
lo-~d by an initiation of the currency |
at the nearest grocery.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

The speculation of cotton, says the
New York World editorially. has taken
turn towards higher prices, and the
decline which has been going on al
most uninterruptedly since March
last, seems at length to have received
a decided check. Prices have been
forced down in the meantime more
than four cents pound, and this af-
fords an assurance of safe values which
Il is impossible to ignore, foi titied as
it IS hy other circumstances of more
or less szDifcance. The Liverpool
market has besome quite active, with
a partial advance IL urices. That mar
ket requires more libe.ai SHIPMENTS
from the American ports, md bid
HIGHER prices to stimulate them. Re
sides it begins TO be suspected thai
the crop for the current year has beer
over estimated in placing it at foul
and quarter to four and a half mil
lion bales The planting season VA!
late. the acreage without impOrtan
| increase, the growing crop was as
sailed by drouths in some sections
| foods in oilers, and latterly by storms
high winds, excessive rains aEd un
| scasonable cold in various pslts
! Niue, il jury must have been d, ne
The large receipt, at the ports for tx
past ulu,1lhs are Of little sjgAifc car ce
They a.s accounted for by the fac
that the pl nters needed money ant
carried forth portion of their crops
This the navigable condition Of th
Southern rivers favored their doing
whereas one year ego they were nearl
dry. Tie large receipts come from
portion of the South where the croi
was matured early by drouth. Cotto
goods ire selling more freely, thoug
at low prices. Thus there is no lead
ing Influence operating to depres
prices, and the advance that has take
place is quite natural.
The balances in the United State
Treas ury at the close of business yes
terday were: Currency, Sc, GIG, 768. II
special deposits of legal tenders fo
the redemption of certificates of de
posit, $62. OPS, 600; coin. 1853. .3l4, 565.
SO, including $12, ,658, 200 in com Gel
tificates; outstanding legpl tenders
1878. .941.124.
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iHF Virginia City (Nevads) Enter
P?'Se saws the Consolidated Virginia
mlhe will yield be tween 81. 700, 200 and
sl'oV0, 600 in gold and silver the cur
rent month. of WHICH II will dl~trihnre
W stockholders the Il uAi monthly
dividend Of 81 $50 OoO. That 10 lrnal
we'll says: when it is remer bert d
'D"t single mine is turning ont gold
and silver at the rate of $50, 200 daily,
Tue mind becomes almost bewildered
Al contemplating the possible product
VI Ihe Comstock when a dozen other
4ines snail have been added to the
LIST OF dividend paving companies"
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4 u r..

In an editorial discussing the de
feat of Gov Allen, and the future f
parties, the augusta COnslituiOndliSt
of the 14th inst corclndes, very sensi-
bly,, "a we think, in these words
." e. - the South is concerned, we
may possess our elves IN p',Iv,.->-- "a
await final results with cOmplacency.
Tie evils of resumption may not fall
npoa u3 as heavily as they will upon the
North. We have gold crops. 1t be-
hooves our planters to move everything
in their power to make their own bread
and meat, and thereby secure immu
nifty from Eastern and Western NOR
chants as well as polictians. Our com
mercial freedom will be our freed Jm
Politically. That once estab 'ished, il
will matter precious little whether men
beyond us are called by one name or
another The Titan of the North
is engaged at present in rending the
oak. We of the South may look with
some intere st and curiosity at the
rebound, which is sure to follow.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

The decline i'll real estate IN NV
York. and the c ,relesauess with which
the savings banks. have made loans, is
indicated il d rather startling way by
an agreement arrived at by the savings
banks nIanager+. to call in ten per
cent. on ali their mortgage notes. and
hereafter 70 make no loans on real ea--
t4t-- for an amount above 80 per cent.
of the appra's. d ,Iue If Inc property
GEO. II. 5TUARr, suspended bv the
Uuited Presbyterian Church for 8 ng-
ing l:&mls, Iia~ been Teinsta'ed 10y At
d. cislon OF The Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

Pre- E-IDENT GRANTS experience with
the Sunday-school children in Salt
Lake City, reminds his friend Mtdill,
of the Chicago Tribune, of scenes at
the election which Mr.. Pickwick wit
messed at Eatanswill, when the Hon.
Samuel Slumkey defeated Horatio
Fitzkin, Esq, in a contest for Parlia
ment. 1t will be remembered that, on
the interesting occ .sion referred to.
the children We re kissed all around,
just as they were at Salt Lake City by
President Grant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

MALIGNANT states that the souudings
I 'he submarine tunl ell between
~ neihnd and Frerce are being carried
u actively. They are at this moment
-, a'Gted to the part of the straits near
~ Lhgilsh coast. st few miles from
wL,si VII shofe. Each evening the vessel
"HlGh Carries the Commission returns
~ power, Ctlais, or Boulogne, and
M Is recommended th. next day.
No. ehginters charged wi b that i'm
f,ant ian labor, NM. Larousse and
the aiee' aa' are peri, city satisfied with
inc b H obtained, and 81 far moth
v,s;ona ma' occurred to destroy their pro.
4S ielatlVe to the depths.
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RArEs.eF aDvEUIsING.
LOOK FOR THE "

Subscribers finding a. blue mark
acros5 this notice will understand that
their subscription viii expire in few
days and they are respectfully request
ed to renew witaout delay A rcd
mark denotes tha their subscription
has already expired, and unless we
hear from them Immediately, we will
becompelled to di continue the paper.
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s.OV C2z tuEsEg.La .CEG< BAR
ks<4IL ( An EI's.z4, W
sAE

Tor IL Is 1p'fDt IL tue tact that IN an AL
dress b.fore the Law Glass Of Va!
Col,.sn IN Trna last Govor,or CI,,,,
,rn =
II" '''a' Ir''i -
rem maca''a'S : Essay on Milton, use
the f"'i"w'ng ng""g':
IL we y"n forgotten those words G
hiA"'h'"Y, IA re IS "hlA one care Il"
5''1 W. w. ,, me-" l,'''y "c,l .''E% lr,.,-
III. h,.z.If .r,,rI, ,,d .,ha,t,- 49,, =.
first d~zzie and beui Ter ,.ation@ wil.ol
nave b-come a"t uInd ~ the iiHl-'
~ -! D"I - '"eih 8%@. o.
II men are +, " # nutil the l.rron,
wise a''d good III slavery, they may III.
dee q wat forever.
Ard this passage Gov. Ghanbe air
cites as authu'ity ~ iah"red argu
ment I'D def"r>o Of \, go Suftiag9,
after c"nfessluT, - ha does very f:''t'lk k
y, that the = Nnt'lm"ht h"d caused
errors, '".''e] a''' crimes 10 aD'hu't
tor the finse. and b&C resulted Ill coz
rupt L1S's;atHreS, wasteful ezpend.
cures, bhidrhs"m" taxes, liuAfd pH'-
Ilc credit, lLcapac,tY III Ii gh ol'ic@. 2nt
freqne nt vioiet c. ana dlSo~>tsr =
Our apology fIf tnnS compiling the
! nan7 OF GtnI J b fthger Will that ot
biaca0 ay Is II ike m1nner du1 u the
1Ac5 fhit III IA sp'' en- deiiVtr-d 1"t',
z'6p, !" eur CpHot'nti Ia tonF'n'.o o'i
On the ordinance pr"inbnlng IL 4ed
scho"sS. lie Is RI. F5' 4" ~ i'Fl-'G @'!t
=, Ni'' n"' "''F Nv ''t'
'i' -+.
e,i by tt. teqca.n.s Of th-.
i nino"'al Milton a brought forth
I'D 'H' Htfce co'liac's ana I|V"ihN,b-
" EauI3 i.'1 - o''-' Z -,
30, I u,,,,t4 5;,,.. ..lr,., ,,, A:,c,u.
Icy, the GIT "}os l. ~ Buu,h ilt er-
ISM. There - o'dF one en'e tor the
,'5 "N'i 80
The blaze II trut, .rd j,h.rfv M. -
fret dazzl.. &c e.
AID he p,.:c, r.is - repeat -, iden
ticAI massage WINCH &; y,yn,;r Cham
brrlalr hp! nd on Previous oc-..-
si,,, Tins t.,,-i,,.,,!..,.,4 -, -, ,,.r. .f
Gent. Blrrlnger r...no h. ace denta
q. i, app,r. nt f;u .. +,... tartri..t g!i.,.
quotin., f~uln Macaalsv'a = s..v ..r li.i-
ton. h. suppose. ina. nu = Gr..;,ie
from MI,tc,, ,:a.>.'s ile!:n..l = ti..,i
h.. was ps.fon d., ,g,,,n.s Il tl.,
whole !, att =. AID was cl.-Ins fran.
neither ,.,:ton nor VI eau av. bl. :. =,
Chambrrlui.
l. rc;,ly 70 tl.,m both. ca5,i.,r ,,,,0,-
pels us to ada j. Il al if q name So great
as that Of hlacauiay c"u Il ~ fairly &c.
up even IN exteuuat:.,ii # IL -. ss-rn-
rns uts 40 fr'ghtfuI as - 80 .tees esi,
t4tn II m,snF We'll eX":fe onr alarm
Il TINS ln~tHhc-, i'o"r.er, ~ might i
We thought L necessary, emp ts:y
neufFal'z 'he force OF II" q ''f"t'oon
F-I,T ft,n =
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) =
Notwithst..ud ng IL tl.;s. Gov Cham
b. fialn and Gen. BaGringor nave TIE
ttftonJtIy to claim Macs ulay as an ad
v"cate cf universal suffrage, and what
i m. re, OF uCjversa! negro suffrage
In Their Shameless harhi4ou.} they GO
even further. aud would mako iim ont
as II apui, g'st 10 All The maduess and
wIcEzs dress !" wi,ch it has led. But
thus used. Il il coutd be thus used
tGeu Ne should be surprised at the
Ea-te wnicl he lGakes III the same
Eacbiea Essay on Mlt9n-sli3 school
boy pcoauctio.-t'. viuiicate lis hero
finn Drra3Eai participation IN aiy OF
tie b anl:ple exce> ses Uf his time. -
+ It cJnIu be thus used, we should
tiuj ! d.Ei"G3t 10 understand Low he
could TIVE been al HI: life ali ard7nt
a'c consistent eulogiat of the English
Cpnstitut.oA with king, lords aud
-. nl-r.uLs, AMI Ct Il Hous., of Commons
w,lpfe reIras et,tatIon sIl"nii D., based
nE"n a is'Ra properly qualification. Ii
''' ~ '''i' - III, '''i.' r''''iu % ''l"s
;i~,1. then we should bu surprised
wh2n reading his Hev;ew Il Micabean
'"'' 30 '''s' - N!'i''',7 10 me- oileSS
sxtnri ~t;on Sitlt ,shica Ia, treats ia
hesfia-e AID tLe utter bloc thirsty
l".,deza OF he III ID. whose antitYpes
s,'.i >, '','' % '''''= - 80 - '' ''iV'S
great P sa.pris4 II lie m...n.r IN
y. 81 aa r.,. H. up :,,..i4s i-ri~iau I'd
*. cf:.tiu1. # la,.S.aa tau &4s,c,l!ot
t.,n Il ta" r'r"uc1 H-eo;rl'iou. the
-Aacs con1te'p IT f R.ii:. syr tj1d IN
.ll,. <.yro l1sis Il to-,!.t. Aa.! We
Stud i, rt,iiiy have KIP c+ed, wien
l-a,'.2y ;sio most bfi!.an- Essa7s on
/ Civ" and Il .St.ngs to have found ,l,at
/ Ii, .,..t Yrnp sd tlaf IN, Rrjtish En,-
/ p.ra 's, lutip %nou',! - aa,ed upon the
! votes nf Il d! i,.a3 apI g. 1qa!ets. Bat
1 tAc t5lh t. thtt " tc..i:,.. was a
/ Rrrut and ,.'ieA.. ned Statesman.
, ti!, t!.n:-- am aud Bartirr.r are
1 noisy / m ....,t.es. Il Wis d s,....lar
a.. ply aa,t wntt:y 1p..t wlIII. tEev
urt hL,:Ija.y ct=aG.a!acs wnns,. .ftar.,-
Ia. .iltS h.r.,!s sfl.a+.lr- b., ~ stand
as.! : t.... SIn.,.t.,..rll so..,a
MI iu-t crsur,. - learti...y t.
=. - i.st. 80
Ia -,l f,ta.r t.,,.f. IT his total
. on. a...,. ... ...~ - - I, ,
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These figures speek for themse!ves.
ana show, first, that the hard times
cannot be due to contraction. and,
secondly. who have been the persistent
infatiOnists
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9son and afteE the 22.b inst, trains v.n rp.
PASSENGER ana Maii Trains D.iI-
..t sun Las e<cee.:LD fr-t III
,.e1,s 'Fh-li:t ztri tt ...... o. AM
Arrive at b . h AID Il At - ootM
Leave Buffalo at t.-................,...if II Fi 4 NJ
Arrive at Char. cite. .-...--.. - 81 E N
Leave Charlotte at .-.....-...-,....f3 3JA.
Arrive at Wdrr'''fJton a .--- 80. -. 800 PM
Fast freight and Passenge
Trains -Ds"q, Sania excepted.)
Arrive at Th 4riFrta@ .--.-.-...-.-... 10 A N
blAv8 Cn aTl0tte At .......--.......... no p NJ
Arriv IN Wilmington at...... ...-... 90 NJ
Es- 'H$s,' tar trtn lhar..t " Ina j""ton con-
nectin9 clGse = with taa Air Lime 50 Atlanta.
Connections -t..
.-oIne ~ At Wilmington with Eitn:ngtc- ! 4
,Wo!dpn, aH VII s1jnEtoil. t;olamhia Il Au-
glsta litrp 4dS, sen w..E'y New York ant
Fri-weekt, 8-ttIm1re al we-ki, PtiIai,i
''lL Steamers, AMI H. airer Bosis 10 u ~
stt"TilIe
Connects II Ch arlDfte- with tns North UAro-
Ii7Il kaiirO4t Bharl atfo AMI --iate-viii, Rail-
roa !, ''hafl1tte & Atlanta Air Line, and
Charlotte columbia aH4 = IgustI RAILROAD.
Tn uz suppIvIutfhe whHfe West. North west
and south west ~J5t. -hs-t and ~p line t.
the Se4bVarf srsd Europe.
~ Papers Ea'.lialing G. .. Railway sched.
vie viii I5:aase II 'tice ChaHEes-
s. l.. FREMONT,
Chief gaz'nosT And Superintendent.
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without serious injury.
Yea '>r,s, n"'s rIeeat n ,Fractinr, Totals.

xear fAn!l H"rt Leca t II rFractin1, TCtals.
70 Z , 2u5.alf .... 2G2 "05 0 o
ioh2. is5 ~ Rnf 149 @. o 900 352 - OOp
lHt3- p tuu I z54 go o. II 7f6t 90 Zg7 ?6 Op-'
is4. IS uu.0, "a ~ " S94 GU. 52 ~ 600
10. Il ot u oOt 1917 fS7 OBS Uh O0OG2- ~ g o
!stt sage q U0 800 Dol taOt2T 90 00t 20 Q i 900
!eo' g5 Gee zoe : -23 go - O1 600 6Y3. .o90 600
!,ta --50aat0 3:6 o O u0i .z7.-4sCG. s. ~ G0'
ooS Z9S t0) )9c03 Is 600 o. "a SOS 900 666 .0I 0O)
re yl,GU0 O. $50 0p o. SO s7s OCO 6e3 S-S 100
Ist htS.0' 90. SO coo 600 40 s52 urO I'll so 100
s!I 3 H 90 351 so OOO4 ,S55 coo 73l :;5h 90
io.S 40 rtn 81 & GOO Onn44 Isq OtEIi. 40 i99 co
~ 54y ,o00 rcO 3s2 100 90 40 Ea coo IL, SIS coo
>'A 55l, 80 00s 375 S41 6sUi42 12o 4241.9 40,1t9
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In addition to tho reports of the
proceedings of the Constitutional Con
ven;'o", w'3'ea We published from day
- day ,iari : Its essio,, we give this
morning Il succ'Ict abstract of tie ol =
dipauc-s Of the entire session, taken
from tiIe Raleigh .>e,tfiuci. which gives
III nut ~i,ell. I" tie c.dar, all that
WIS done ~ the Convention,
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-14

Capt. John W. Cannon paid visit to the river
'front.', IN carriage, yesterday. We were more
tnan pleased to see the veteran again able to be
about
The Siamese twins were on the landing yes
terday evening. Eugene looked we'll.
AL the departing steamers yesterday had full
passenger trips.
The Rapides will arrive this morning with 1900
bales Of cotton, and leave Tuesday, 10th inst, at
8 z. NJ, for Minden and all way landings.
The independent packet Col. A. P. Nouns, Ike
Kouns, master, leaves for Jefferson. shrevep srt.
and all way landings on Tuesday, 10th inst, at 5
P. NJ.
The Jno. KYLE leaves Tuesday, 10th lust, at 5
p. NJ. for st. Louis.
[By Telegraph
TRENTON, L.. Feb 13.-To Adams & Work
Leave here at 10 o'clock A. ~, with 800 bales of
cotton. Will leave New Orleans, on schedule
time, Wednesday, 18th. NJ. HENSON,
Captain steamer LESSEE TAYLOR.
BATON ROUGE, Feb. 13-To Lord & AicPeake !:
Will be at tie landing Sunday, at daylight, with
1900 bales viii leave Tuesday, 10th, for Min
Cea. NAT. PUCEETTE,
Master Steamer kaDdes
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-14
STEAMBOATS,.

NEW ORLEANS, SHREVEPORT, TEXAS AND
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
SENGER LINE
Composed of frstclass Steamboats, in connection
with the the Texas and Pacific Railway Company.
@ - Leaving New Orleans and Shrevs.
laaaS port as follows:
WEDNESDAYS.
Belle Rowland. Capt. I. E Jacobs.
c. H. Dnrfee, Capt Jos. A. Aiken.
SATURDAYS
Marin Louisa, Capt H. j. Brinker.
Texas, Capt. C. W. Stnde.
:, Giving through bills ladng to all points the
texas and Pacific International and Great Northern
Trans Continental and Texas Central Railroads,
Also to Jefferson Texas
Particular attention paid to way business
through Bills Lading signed only by
NJ. W. JOYCE,
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway,
d3l 3m 30 Magazine corner Gravier.