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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29
BY ". Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE ON The NORTH SIDE
OF MARSHALL SIRE ET, NEAR TO THE EA ST
LINE OF FOURTH STkEET-As commission
ers Of The Chanccry Court of rhe city Of Richmond,
by the ce cree entered on The 11Ih October. S75,
In the case OF Bray us. smith, we shall. In further
execution thereof proceed TO sell at public auction
on the premises. on TUESDAY, the 9Th dav OF
March, 1876, al O'Clock P. NJ, the kXCELLE NT
BRICK TENEMENT. located as above, now in
the occupancy Of Mr.. j. H. James, at the rental OF
S25 per month. containing seven rooms. besides
the kitchen, with three rooms, smoke house water
closets &c. The lot hss front OF 24X109 feet.
After which will be sold the old flame tenement,
brick kitchen, &c. on The adjoining LOT, on the
weSt To he removed IN thirty days. This tenement
* in good, sound condition, and could easily be re-
moved 10 another locality. In the chimneys. kitch-
en-. and smnkehouse ths re are supposed to be go.
600 10 10000 old bricks. And after the sale or
the OLD bu drgs, will be sold the inside lot, 30x1O4
feet. To All alev five feet vide. This Is valuable
locality Tor q store or dwelling.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes interest added,
and title retained until all Of The purchase-money
ls fully paid. JOHN a: MtREDlTH,
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
fe % special Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29
AUCTION HALES-Future Days.
BY Robert B. Lyme tn.
fsuccessor 10 hyne u Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auttioneer,
1919 Min street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ VACANT LOT SITUATED ON THE SOUTH
LINE OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN EiGH-
TENTH AND NINETEENTH. STREETS,
AT AUCTfON.-I shall, In execution OF q GER
tain deed of trust executed by 3. w. Satterwhite
and wife to nae as trustee, dated 14th October,
1874, Of record in the clerks office OF the Chancery
Court for the city OF Richmond In ID. b. lU4 u,
o. &c. SHALL In execution of said trust, being so
required by the beneficiary In said deed sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises. on MONDAY the 6th
BILE LOT located as above described. fronting on
Franklin street FL feet inches by 80 feet, more or
less,
TERMS: Cash enough to defray the expenses Of
sale and TO pay OF note Of j. W. Satterwhite,
dated 14th October, 1874, and payable twelve
months after date and as 10 the residue. on such
terms as the grantor in said deed may prescribe and
direct. WILLIAM II. LYME,
fe 20 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1ll5 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

ERAME TENEMENT IN ALLEY
Il FROM HENRY TOBELyIDERE STREETS
BETWEEN BROAD ARD MARSHALL
STREETS.-At the request OF the owner will sell
March 4th. 1875, ut AZ r. NJ, that FRANZ TEN
FNENT, now occupied by Henry Carter, fronting
26 feet said alley and running back between
ps ralle Ines The house contains three rooms.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months with interest added, and Sc
cur+d by trustdeed. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
2S.5t
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By Paine, CabeIi & CO., Auctioneers.
EIRsT SPRING SALE.
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH lsT,

ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH lsT,
comm encing at 10h O'Clock,
We will sell at our warehouse large and attractive
stock OF
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS
suited to the season. consisting OF
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMORALS;
MEMS and BOYS HATS In variety,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
SHIRTS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &c.
ALSO,
two large invoices of STOCK GOODS, among
which are many desirable goods, comprising
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CLOTHING,
FANCY GROCERIES,
STORE-FI&TURES. &C.
The whole TO be sold without limit or reserve.
PAINE, CABELL & CO,
fe23-W .F,S, M,Tu.&W6t Auciioneers.
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By Frank ID. Hill ls
Real Estate Agent, HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY NICE
NEW FRAME DWELLING, ON THE EAST
SIDE OF PINE BETWEEN CHINA AND HOL-
tY STREETS, CONTAINING ABOUT SIX
OF deed OF trust tYeculed by james Calder to The
unaersigned duly recorded In the Office Of the clerk
OF the Richmond Chancery Court In d. b. No.
beneficiary therein secured, we will sell ut public
auction, on the premises. ut ~ O'Clock P. n. on
FRIDAY, March s, 1875, the desirable FRAME
feet on Pine street, with depth OF 1875 to 90
foot alley.
TERMS: Expenses OF sale aud enough to pay
note or 81 800, In cash !; the balauee on Blk and
twelve months, With six Der cent. interest added,
secured by trusr.detd.
4 FRANK D. HILL,
GEukGE w. WARREN, il
Trustees.
Z Sale conducted by FRANK d. Hns,a Auciioneer.
70 az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BEAU
C.TIFUL AND CENTRALL Y-LOCATED
BUILDING LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
FIFTH STREET BETWEEN GARY AND CA
NAL STkEETS.-ln execution OF decree Of the
Charcery Court of Richmond, entered oath OF
February. 1875. In the case sf Whittle uS. Whit
tie, will sell mt auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, 9TH OF March, at o'clock Z. NJ, the
General r. T. Moore and opposite the residence OF
the late John Freeland. 1t Is about 30Il00 feet,
and being situated In the midst Of very desirable
ne, ghborhood aud to business, Is admirable
site for q residence.
TERMS One fourth cash balance al six, twelve.
and eighteen months, for NOES with interest added
and title retained By the court untll the notes are
paid. JOHN A. MEREDITH,
Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. fe 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29
By ChatIin. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner Tenth and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
i AND VALUABLE BRICK WAREHOUSE
IN ROCKETS. NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
VIRGINIA MATCH COMPANY, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly recorded
In Richm-nd Chancery tourt clerks office In deed
hook lO5 c, page $780, shall proceed 10 sell (oeng
required TO do by the beneficiary at auction, to
the highest bidder, on the premises, on MONDAY,
the 9Th day Of March. 1876. at o'clock ?. ~,
that large and admirably located BRICK BUILD
ING situated on Rockets street, together with the
adjoining LOT. the TWO lots having f. ont Of eighty
feet on Rockets street, and running back seventy
feet. more or less, TO Water street.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO defrsy the expenses
of executing this trust and 10 pay off and discharge
q note of 81 1871 .25. with inter, st from the 21st
day of November, 1875 I'LL paid and on the fol-
lowing credits-to- wit: $l.9S7.50. payable the
2lst-24th Nav, 1875; s2,043.75, payable the
2lst 24Ih November. 1876; and the residue. II
any, on such terms as may be announced ut the
sale The deferred payments to be properly secured
H. l.. STAPLES, Trustee.
CHAFFIS, STAPLES 4 Co., Aucsioneers. fe 25
MY AUCTION SALE OF LAW AND
Vl MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS will bgn on
the 9TH MARCH, 1876, in The room In rear OF
my office. Persons intending to add 10 the sale
will send in their books AT ONCE, that they may be
put In The catalogue, which will be circulated
Re 24-6I ). L. APPERsoE. Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29
BY Grubhs Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING No.
ID 1909, ON MAIN STREET BET WEN
NINET'E e NTH AND TWEN TlETH
ST {kkTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTIOS.-We will
sell at auction. on the premises on TUESDAY the
20 h of February, at ~ o'c:ock P. ~, The STORE
and DWELLING above described. The STORE Is
business; and the dwelling part has about twelve
rooms, and is In good repair, and well suited for
large family or for a boarding. house; is now oc-
cunied by Mr.. Harris JACOBS rs dry goods store
ami dwelling. The LOT fronts % feet. and rum
back IL feet TO an alley opening into Nineteenth
strcer. Gas and water throughout the house; cu-
vert, &c.
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fe "a Auctnneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

NOTICE THIS. - The following asaa
~ new goods, just received. are un usually H3N
cheap ut the prices named: Gentiemensg ~
Fine Calf Congress Callers at 50; LaTies'
Nice Kid Slippers at 81, Sl.75, and So; Ladies
Victoria Ties al 81, very pretty; Youths ftne
Leather and Calf Button-Bools at $3.50. il nne
stock Of all other kinds IN my line equally low.
JOHN T.. PAGE, JR., Ageut,
900 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29
By ". Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctisneer.
corner OF Eleventh and Rank streefs.

VERY VALUABLE GRANITE.FRONT
' STORE AT TIE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS FOR
SALE, LEASE, OR REMIT offer for sale. lea sc,
or rent that VALUABLE STORE located as above.
II Is In good order and is an excellent location for
wholesale or retail store. The owner would, for
the reason that he resides in distant city greatly
prefer 10 sell rather than rent
Apply to W. GODDIN,
IL 70 81 Auctfonepr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

BEAUTIFUL LOT AT THE NORTH.
D WEST CORNER OF LEIGH AND EIGHTH
STREETS FOR SALE.-This LOT, which is con-
ceded 10 be equal 70 the most beautiful In the CITY,
is FOR sale. II has front Of 32H feet. and a
Duplication be male. Eor first class residence 1t
s1fI & II W. GODnIN,
re 1885, Real Estate Aucrioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, BRICK.
= DWELLING No. SIT Yves. CLAY street, con.
4ining six rooms; kitchen with Two rooms; paved
yard wafer, DO. Lot 20 by 1853 feet 10 z sixteen
1901 alley. Apply to j. L. APPERSOH,
Ss 25-6t Rcal EState AGe8;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

HIGH CONSTAB E'S SALE OF
Ill HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
viii sell at pubic auction, at No. 1902
Ross street, below Governor street. on TUESDAY
MORNING.. February 20. 1876 at l O'Clock, the
following FURNITURE to satisfy dislress-war-
rant In my hands:
BUREAUS BEDSTEADS and BEDDING,
PICTURES. TABLES, CLOCK.
MIRRORS, WASHSTANDS, CURTAINS,
OIL.CLOTH, CARPETS, FENDER,
REFRIGERATOR, MATTRESS,
STOVE and PIPE. KITCHEN RANGE, &C.
ALSO.
Fine WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS,
WASHsTANDS aud TABLES,
Fine WALNUT WARDROBE and TOWEL
RACK,
Fine OAK SIDEBOaRD,
Fine WHAT.EUT, &C. "
TERMS; Cash. A. b. DUESBERR1.
fc 2B-2t H. {. {. K.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
.>>------~~>---e>~~~-~--~>
DOR SALE, ON LONG TIME OR
II monthly instalments, very cheap, small
BRICK HUUSE, with large yard. Price, $500.
Only $500 cash required; balance In three or i've
years, or by monthly pas ments or $40 per month
dress letter to e. a., care Of Dispatch Office.
re Colt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

MY STOCK OF FURNITURE !sH
WI large, comprising All the lates: styles iot IN
chamber, parlor, and dining.room. MsinutJH
Full Marble. s75 TO 400; stained DO, 10y s0
CTS: stained, plain, $25 10 $50; parior sss: vs
10 5000; Cane Rad Wood CHAIRS MspI.,srin,
Feather. Beds Pillows, and Bolsters. CFh2ta'snins
and Repairing. Goods carefully packed Iof s''|
neut. Terms liberal. Prices low. ,,,oop.
J. D. GATEWOopS
319 Broad street, between Third and fou'''
IN 4
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FURNITURE.

MOTHER REDUCTION Ina
II Prices OF FURNITURE AND MAI an
TkESSES.-Chamber Suits, $23, $50, $50, Nh
$50, and $50;
Chamber Suits. $50. 800. 81 Is to $500;
Parior suits, $40, $50. $50 10 1900;
Sideboards, So, $50, $50 $50:
WardrobeS. fl2 $50, $50 10 SluO;
Bureaus. 80. $40, S15 10 S75; , q,
Bedsteads t3, IS, So TO $50: Washstands ron y.
10 S25; Chairs--au styles and prices; A r.
Safes-seyerai styles; Hair Mattresses, sn. NJ
Mattresses, Bolsters. Pillows. and sie ,a. 49,
ETY. of other goods al greatly reduced pIiesS, n,
See my stock before purchasing, as ! cahH"' ~
undersOid. SAMUEL ". Hah W,
fe S-eod3m No. Governor street, K!rh .s =:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

lust A LOT OF NEW
u PATTERN RED-LOUSGES ana Ems ~
3 rOK CASES. Also on hapa the quest Arp 81.
LoR, CHAMBER. and DINING ROOM ~ ,..es
TURE tina, have ever kept, Win gu lot Vic
grades Of goos kent In trst-cixss heusx;, .s,ls.
buyers TO exsmiue my stock and they VIII " - lbs
hed that they are cheaper than any gcoa' ~ '
''ine auAn'' e'et 'tA' e. GATHRI6HT,,
to la Governor str'et
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND a.
Il ROOMY STORE now occupied by George Ell
p. Stacy, ESD, on Main street below ThiTteenth,
with three fne floors and fine entrance on alley.
For Wholesale or retail business it is admirably
adan'ed. RpBERI Is. LYME,
fe 1856 Real Estate Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

EOR RENT, the DWELLING over a.
a store No. SIS Broad street between Eighth FL
and Ninth streets, containing six rooms, and
kitchen with two rooms. Possession given at once.
Apply to ia ES NJ. TAYLOR u SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

EOR Remit have for rent that GA
L really frst-class RESIDENCE corner of ta:s
First an0 G ace stree cts, now occupied by Mr.. Ray
land. For convenience and location II is unsRr-
passed. APPLY TO ROBERT B. LYME,
fc &c St Real Estate Agent
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G3,56l.932 "a
THE PENNSYLVANIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
ORGANIZED IN 1926.

CASH cAPIrAL...........s 400,000.00
ASSETS. 1,559,S53.7
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DOR RENT, THAT HANDSOME a.
h TENEMENT In Jones'S Block, Grace lei
street near jefferson. Complete in fixtures aud
construction. Rent very low. Apply to
kOBERr B. LYME,
fe 26-3t Real Estate Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-29

Sale conducted by FRANK d. HE, AuciioneeE.
fe az
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ITCH CONsTABLE'S SALE.

fe 29
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DOR RENT, NEAT BRICK TENE-@
l. MRST on Canal between Fourth and E:I
Fifth streets. six rooms; water, culyerts, &c.
Kitchen. Two rooms. Price, $500.
fe 26 At ROBERT B. LYME,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-27
mouroa,s GENERALIZATION.

With the spirit of prophecy upon
him, on opening the Indians canvass,
Senator Morton announced thut the
loss of Indiana meant the election of
Tilden and Hendricks. The Senator
was like one of those entrsnced prcph~
cts who see strange visions and utter
remarkable truths which they would
sometimes like themselves to find false.
The mantle of prophecy had fallen
upon the grim Senstor, and he uttered
a truth which, squirm and argue and
figure as they will, still stares his party
III the fnce. Tie whole number of cleo
tor Il votes is 369; necessary to a
choice, 1876. The South has 1873, TAX
ing from these Louisiana and South
Carolina, Is votes, leaves 1913. Add
to that New York 35, New Jersey g.,
Connecticut 6, California 6, and Ore
gon 3, and we have 1872. Indiana,
now certain, makes 1877, with II votes
to spare. So that We could afford to
lose Mississippi 8, and Florida 4, or
California 6, and Oregon 8. SO long
as Indiana was doubtful State the
result was uncerts y. but there is no
| shadow of unce. ainty about it now.
| When the tide is all setting that way
it is matter of certainty that no De-
mocratic State will be lost. Morton
wore the mantle of prophet in that
I
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-27
CONFEDERATE WAR CLAIMS.
A Republican RING Interested i'm
Them-'Ehe Record of Two Con
crosses.

A Republican kksng Interested i'm
Them-Ehe Record Of Two Con
crosses.
WASHINGTON, October %.
In regard to the rebel war claims,
about which SO much has been said,
the record compiled by Henry 81.
Smith, Clerk of the Committee on War
Olsims OF tbs Forty-third Congress,
gives the following official facts: Tho
Democrats here assert that she rebel
war claims are mainly the property OF
the War Department Washington
Ring: that in 1872 Gen. r. Y Rice,
who w.s Belkn.p'n go-betvcen IN the
post-traderchip swindles, was the
representative of the com hination that
purchased nearly all the preteudt d
claims against the government for
damages incurred by citizens during
the war. The Forty-third Republican
Congress passed these GLAZING to the
amount of about So, 900, 900, while the
prssenk Democratic House at tho last
session passed Southern claims to the
amount OF only $4,000 exclusively
held by original ownsrs. The Com
mlttee Of the House of the Forty third
Congress (Republican) reported such
claims favorably to the extent of about
So. 900, 900, including the Infamous
cotton claims, while the Committee of
she Democratic House of the Forty
fourth Congress reported fAvorably on
the same class of claims TO the ex-
tent of only 1927, 1000. The claims
passed by the Forty-third Congress.
under Republican control. was almost
exclusively assigned to the members
of the Washington combination and
owned by them. There are very few
of the rebel war claims outstanding in
the hands of the original losers, and
the Democrats say that the present
House at it's last session saved the
country several millions of dollars by
refusing to consider these claims,
which were to a great extent fctiti-
tious or exaggerated, and that the cry
Oh this subject raised by the Repub-
licans i. instigated by the Ring, who
hope, in the event of Hayes's election,
to carry out their plan of realizing
profits from these fictitious demands.
The Republican carpet-bag members
from the South are said to be all in
terested in this plot, and the official
record of the action on the subject by
the Forty-third Congress substantiates
the allegation.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-27
From the Milton Chronicle.
Settle as q Buliy-Ragger.
A SUPREME COURT JUDGE GRITTING
HIS TEETH AND SHAKING HIS
FIST IN A PRISONERS FACE.

A Sample of the Manners OF the Cub.
ernatorial Candidate who, Drunk
on the Stump, densuHces his Demo-
cratic hearers a. Ku-KlHx SeouH-
drels and Internal Fiends OF Heil.''-
CarOlinians, is this f1t Nan to Gen.
troll the Destinies or our Grand Com
moGwealth
Will Captain Settle come to Caswe1l
END shake his ciepchsd fat again al
most in ex-Sheriff Wilay's face, aud
demand to know if he (Wilsy) killed
Stephens Mr.. Wiley il one OF the
cleversst and most upright citizens in
the oounty-he was born and raised .
gentleman, and as evidence of the
Kindness of his heart and the goodness
of his nature, We may state that as one
time when a candidate for sheriff he
recsived every vote in the county ex>
cept one. He made AZ good an officer
as ever served writ, but his heart
was too tender and kind TO diatreas his
fellow-beings by selling them out, 30
under the mandates of the law, and the
business nos suiting him he resigned
the Office for she more agreeable pur-
suits of private life. This gentleman
was arrested by that Infamous wretch
and detessab1e scoundrel Burgin,
charged with killing Stephens, his &C
cuser being a notorious negro thief
and liar. He was arraigned before the
Supreme Court, where there was not a
particle Of evidence against him, and
he proved an ahbi by the best men in
the county. Mr.. Wiley asked and re-
ceiTed leave of the court to make q
statement, which, of itself, satisfied
everybody Of the mans Innocence e1.
cept one Captain Judge Settle. Aware
of Wiley being q prisoner at the bar,
and himself one of the judges, he dis
graced his high position by meanty
descending from the Supreme Court
bench and approaching Mr.. Wiley
with a grin and grittlEg teeth, and
brandishiDg his ctenched fist almost in
Mr.. iViley's face, he asked. "Didn't
you kili-Stephens p l did not, y
was the emphatic reply. Don't you
know who did ?" Mr.. Wiley" do
not" Settle-' But didn't you decoy
him to that rcom?' Wiley, (emphati-
caliy and 1rmly)-" did not, SIR
Think OF Judge OF the Supreme
Court doing this thing. Now, Judge
Pearson was perfectly satisfied of Mr..
Wiley's innocence, and really blushed
at the indecant and rude behavior OF
Judge Thomas Settle. We were as
tonished to hear Of such department
on the part oil Judge Ssttie, and can
only account for it upon the SUPPOSE
zion that the Judge carried level
quart of John Barleycorn on his judi
cial stomach. Be this as it may, lei
the voters of Caswell remember the
Judges rude behavior to one of the
best men in the county, and one among
the last men in the county who would
stain his hands with human blood.
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The fEODGs0nIaus

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Z Lumberton, \. e, by ". Wallace s'e-
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country paper il tn Safe, 1t c.Teuia'fs ex-
ter sively il. tn coun is o kobeson IL chfnchc
B!eden, Colum hus, t'um 'er'ard, BIunsvic
ana tire al mi unt:c' OF Marion. Mari
bCro' and Darlington, in =; uth Caro- ins AS
local HeWPp. per it has o superior IL IS one Oh
tie few country paue's whose editor ana Ilb
Usher gives is whole time and atte ntiOn to Its
columns
II polite the Rohcscri>n will strive to pro-
IN t. The pri cirles f the Democratic Z n-.T-
yative part and Is GnCOnprC g'y ~ favor OF
white supremacy. its oCal col I'M vii! always
tenn with he tc't and best news, written IL q
brief intelligent and busine-% like manner. ~
edi ofiAls will % sAOFt md lucid md upon SID
jacts VIII ch directly co'c rn cur peTl AS ~
edver; isiug dunn ii Is much sought affeE ana
has p PATRONAGE se"ord to 40 other country pa
per. Est blished in 1870, it has EYER since pea
increasing in influence and p iularitg un'i' II
has reached and occupied the very trent rank Oh
North Carolina journalism. =.
Rstes-Cash in advsnce-one year ~ -; sia
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three cent stamp for spocimen copy, Atvea-
thing rates fur nished on application ESQ CAM
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-27
CA n u DAY and CIVIL
RIGHTS.
Read This. w hite Men
He eats with ~ egrO>sy

In order that the white men OF this
district may see what manner of man
is the Radical candidate for Con yress
in this district, We republish the fol~
lowing certificate Of Captain Green of
the steamer North State. If Radical
ism does not mean civil rights. and if
civil rights does not mean social
equality, it will be difficult to say what
it does mean. Do the white men of
this district wish q man to represent
them In Congress who puts himself
upon equality with negroes as Mr..
Canadsy did F.? Let them answer on
the 7th of November.
The following is the certificate Of
Captain Green, as published in the
DAILY Journal 29tb July, 1874:
WILMINGTON, n. @.
This certifes that the following per-
sons w. 2. CAMADAY, E. B. Sanders,
T.. E. Rice, E. NJ. Shoemaker, e. %.
Rosary, white, G. L. MADISON, G. W.
Price. Jas. Lowery, Reuben Maults-
by, J. Fl. Whiteman. J. @. Hill, col
ored, delegates to the Fayetteville
Convention held sb that place May
10Th, 1874, both white and colored,
eat at the same table at the same time
and place, on the steamer North State
on terms at equality.
r. J, GREEN.