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ONLY JUSTICE.

As the democratic newspapers have
been grumbl:ng and growing over
the action in congress, whereby several
southern men were unscated, IL might
he well to consider why Congress should
he iInpelle0 to such action. Simple
Justice, only too tardy is the real quail
ity of these actions. Men have un-
blushingly occupied seats, who had nc
shadow of real claim to them. Seats
secured with but barely an excuse
and only the tblnnest of pre-
tentions to cover the fraud by which
they were obtained.
To sanction or excuse such wrong
On the voters OF the south would make
us equally guilty with the original
perpetl ators Of the fraud.
There is plenty of evidence already
iamilia. to the ordinary reader, that a
number of southern districts were car
rled by the boldest and most transpar-
ent of frauds. Let every such one be
summarily dealt with and perhaps the
disposition 10 repeat such odtrages on
the sancity of the ballot box will be
checked.
The democratic tillibustering over the
South Carolina contested election leads
very far minded paper, the american
of Philadelphia, to recall certain facts,
VIZ: ''The second South Carolina dis
trict has about ten thousand republican
majority. Three measures were taken
to overcome this majority. The first
was the voting of tissue ballots. CRIME
not denied by The democrats OF south
Carolina. So shameless was this, that,
in two thirds of the polling places,
ballots exceeded by hundreds the num-
Der of legal voters of the precinct The
second was to break open sealed ballot
boxes, substitute spurious ballots for
their genuine contents and alter the re-
turns. Thus IN one district, a republi-
can vote of ten hundred and thirty
seven against forty-slX for the demo-
cratS was converted, after the box had
been sealed and the returns signed. in
10 democratic vote of ten hundred
and forty two against nineteen for re-
pubiicans. The third was the whole
sale exclusion Of republican districts
on the plea that terrorism had been used
to prevent negroes from voting
the Democratic ticket. The districts
thrown out had cast five thousand and |
TWENTY-FIVE Republican and eight hum
dred and ninety-tive Democratic votes.
In this way the returns were made to
readl7. 500 Democratic and 12.297 Re-
publican votes. 10 allow such elections
As this 70 pass would be moral treason
to the popular system of government.
The principle at stake is precisely that
which underlies all resistance to usur-
patton. Were we to have Congress
Thus elected, the man on horseback
would be not far of. !:
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Some people imagine it business

Some people imagine it business
like and manly to distort. magnify, and
keep going, all the i'll rumors In regard
to successful rival in business that
they can. So far as the GRAPHIC
is concerned. it has only this answer to
make. 1t is under the personal charge
and control Of Its editor, whose name
appears at the head OF its editorial col.
umns, and who has managed it
from the first issue, and those newspa-
per gentlemen who are so anxious to
do something to damage it in order to
build up themselves, are invited not to
fire at long range, tor we are right here
and you will find that we mean to stay
Now come! Give us a sample or two
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WOOL WANTED
AT THE
Glenwood Wooleu Mills.
Will Pay Cash, or Trade Woolen
Goods for Wool.
Carding, 8 I;5et FER ID; Spinning,
cots ter ID,

will work up Wool, on the shares,
or by the yard as cheap as any mill IN
the west into Blankets, Flannels, Jeans
and Stocking Yarns, plain and fancy.
VIII warrant all my work and guaran-
lee satisfaction in prices.
Persons from a distance can have
their Rolls to take back with them.
Wool from abroad will be received and
delivered as depot free of charge. Hav-
ing added New Machinery, I have
this mill in condition to do as good
and quick work as any one-set mill in
in the west. l will have|st the factory
all kinds of woolen goods such as tweeds,
jeans, blankets, lannels, stocking yarns.
ETC.. of every description, at wholesale
and retail. Garments Of all kinds
cleansed and re-dyed. Remember,
l will not be beaten either prices or
work.
Glenwood, No., April l, 1882.
A. j. WILLIAMS.
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CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
For the June Term, Commencing on
Monday June II, 1882.
MONDAY. 1st DAY.

MONDAY. lst DAY.
2184 Smith VS. Smith
1929 Coy vs. Adams
1866 Gardner G. Tull VS. school dist.
3640 Kramer VS. Keller ct. al.
3S11 CRANKY NJ & S Co VS. Miller ct al
1881 Perrin ct al VS. Parker ct al
1912 Mckinney VS. Smith
1919 Ayres ct al VS. Ayes ct al
3943 lies VS. Magee garn
1851 Gorden ct al vs. Lewis
1861 Shlbley TT al VS. Lehmanowsky ct
al
1864 Wilkes VS. Ellington ct al
1866 Busby VS. Busby.
1869 Smith VS. Smith
1870 Miller VS. Miller
1913 Nierlick VS. Ivie ct al
1914 DeKemp VS. Kirksville
4149 Briddle VS. r r Co
1858 Picker ct al VS. Nanlandingham
ct al
4154 Bailey VS. Keith
4156 DAVIS VS. R r Co
7157 Sebring VS. Sebrlng
415S Fenton ct al VS. Il Il Co
TUESDAY. End DAY.
4159 Bell VS. Bell
AGO Lovern VS. Lovern
4164 Latham VS. Miller ct al
1852 Derr VS. Derr
4163 Sparks VS. Reynolds ct al
4164 Cast VS. unknown heirs Of MOeller
4165 Harmon VS. Harmon
4166 Gates VS. johnson
4167 Hill vs. Hill
416S Nelson VS. Nelson
417O Adair county VS. Linder ct al
4172 Speer VS. Lord
417S Osborne VS. Osborne
4174 Menke VS. TubbesIng
4175 Barnhill VS. Rainwater
4179 Jones VS. Jones
4179 Benedict VS. Miller
41S0 Fuller VS. Pickens
41S1 Smith VS. Smith.
41S3 PIckler VS. Floyd ct al
4166 Harlan VS. Harvey
41o7 Armstrong VS. Harvey
41SS Town of kirksville vs. Piersee
41S9 Harlan VS. Halliday.
WEDNESDAY, 3rd DAY
419O Bridges VS. RRCo
1892 Burrls VS. Poulson
4193 Griffith vs. Sieberu
4194 Harlan VS. r r Co
1886 Storts ct al VS. Alger ct al
1915 Babbitt VS. Williams
1917 Dewitt VS. R r Co
1924 Dockery ct al VS. Linville
1925 King VS. Flynn ct al
1927 Larkworthy ct al VS. Parcels
1880 Stephens vs. lies
1882 Phipps VS. Truitt
423S Ditmars VS. Stephens tai
4243 Carpenter vs. Sloan
4246 Dalahaye & Purdy VS. Wilson
4402 Gernhardt & Vornbrook VS.
Wilson.
THURSDAY. 4th DAY.
80 tax suits
Return docket
FRIDAY, 5th DAY.
Criminal docket, 16 cases
SATURDAY, 9th DAY.
Criminal docket, 2cases
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EGYPT.

LONDON, June A Cairo cores.
pondent says he had an interview with
the Arab Pasha, who stated :hat he
cared very little fer England's promises
and threats, and would repel European
aggression with his whole strength.
Heavy guns are going into the earth
works erected around the harbor of
Alexandria.
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Asa Burch Buried.

JEFFERSON CITY, June 4.-The fun.
eral of Asa, the little son of NC. Burch
of the Jefferson City Journal, who was
drowned while fishing in creek last
Thursday, took place this morning from
his fathers residence A large number
of friends and relatives were in attend
ance. The intement took place in the
CITY cemetery.
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Encampment at Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 4.-The
interest IN the encampment to be held
in this city the first of July continues.
Sixteen companies have formally en-
tered for the free-ior-all infantry con-
test, and eight batteries for the same
character open to that branch OF the
service.
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IT Is told about Las Vegas girls:
While sitting under tree at Mineral
City, waiting for her lover, a cinnamon
bear came along, and approaching from
behind, began to hug iler. She thonght
it was her king of men, and so leaned
back and enjoyed it hugely, murmur-
ing Tighter" 1t broke the bear all
up, and he retreated to the hills and hid
in the forest three days to get over his
modification.
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IN CONSULTATION.
Mrs. SamuelS and Mrs. Frank James
in Conference With the Governor.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, June 3.-Mrs.
Zerelda Samuels, Mrs. Frank James
and H. J. Haire, Mrs. Jesse James at
torney, arrived in this city last night
and are registered at the Madison
House. They called on the Governor
early this morning, and have been clos
eted with him all the morning. Their
mission here is supposed to be in regard
to the mueh-talked-of pardon Of Frank
lanes
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

Hogs-Yorke.s $50 to 7.4O, fair t.
good packing, 79O to $40 to $50
Cattle-light ship steers 6.25 to 7.O(
heavy do 7.25 to 500, good COWS and
heifers 3.75 to 4.5O
Oats-No 2 mixed IS co rs.
Wheat-Market bouyant. No4, liz
No 3 red 1.27, No 2 red 1.33
Corn-clossd alta.
Seeds-German millet 2.35, white
1.1O, hungarian 100 scarce.
Wool-choice tub washed S6 to 81
fair az IN 35
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Citizens of st. Joseph are moving for
a monument to the late Armstrong
Beattie, who was three times elected
mayor, and who did so much to build
up that pretty city. He left fortune
to relatives, who still reside.
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Shelbina has boy who beats the
world for obedience. The Index says
that his employer told him to drive in
cow that had young calf. what must
! 90 with the calf?" he inquired. kill
1t. replied the farmer in sport. The
boy, then gathered up an ak and soon
dispatched his calfship.
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GRAPHIC REPORT.
OfMome and Foreign Markets.
Carefully Corrected and Revised
each Week.

CoVu WCCA.
LOCAL MARKETS.
Butter -121@21sand easy.
Cheese-10 to 15c.
Eggs IA to 15c in demand.
Chickens Live 200 to $50,
Potatoes
Onions
Carrots
Turnlps-
Beans-White 4.5O to 500 per bu.
Scarce.
Sweet Potatoes
Bacon-Sides Is to Ice, shoulders
81 to 12. Hams 10 to 16.
Lard-Firm at IL to 15c
BeeswaX-18 to 20c
Tallow-5 to SIC
Hay-Timothy S12 to $15 prairie ss
to 10.
Seeds Timothy 1925 to 2 40, Hun
garian. 75c to LOO Millett. 75c to 10
Corn-75 to 85c. Scarce.
Oats-45c. to so
Meal-90 to 20 per bu.
Flour-Common SIX. 1.70 to 80: fancy
1.S5
Cattle-For butchers use, $50 10 500
Cows-Miich $25 to 40.
Hogs-Butcher, &c. to 6k
Sheep-Butcher. 31s to 4c.
Wool-Unwashed 20 to 23c, tub
washed 80 to "a.
Rags-1.00 per 100 lbs.
Pelts-According to wool, 3Oc per lb.
Hides-Green &c, damaged 2-3 of.
dry 13c, No. 2 Sc.
Feathers-Prlme geese, 42, 1Osoff for
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Pelham Ny Novel
Strange Story Parisians
Ernest Maltravers
Disowned
GOETHE
Elective AfinitIes
EG GLEsroN
Circuit Rider
HoOsier SchOolmaster
FLExNrrG
Terrible Secret. Mad Marriage
One Nights Mystery
Lost for a Woman
HwORTH
Spectre Lover
Haunted Homestead
Japhet in Search Of a Father
Evans
Inez, Macaria
HOLLAND
Nicholas Minturn
Arthur BOnnicastle
ELLIOT
Adam Bede, Romola
Mill on the Floss
MULocK
My Mother and
SAND
FanchOn
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About GOO pounds of butter per
week is being produced from the Prince
ton creamery.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-06-09

John o'Conner, Mayville's new
postmaster, is native of County Ker'
~, Ireland.
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Dissolution,

BY mutual consent the law firm of Harrington
Musiek is this day dissolved, all ipersons knowing
themselves indebted TO said firm, will call once
practice Oflaw at the same office over the KirkS-
willie Savings Bank At which place any old firm bnsi-
ness will be attended to by him Also all new busi-
ness will receive his attention In person.
+. NJ. HARRINGTON.
X. MUSCK.
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L nC0uragIng aRailrOad.

A few months agoa farmer living
OF the line of the Jackson and Fort
Wayne road, visited the head quarters
of the company to urge the necessity of
new passenger station at certain
cross road on the line.
I'm afraid the patronage would not
pay the expenses, g replied the official.
Il tell you host of people would get
on and off at them corners,s urged the
farmer.
"WtlI, how many of your neighbor-
hood have passed over our road this
year?"
"How many? Wei, there's the old
man Skinner, for one. He has been to
Jackson twice that I know of. There's
Aunt Deborah Smith, who goes down
to Fort Wayne every spring and fall
Then we we got severel young men who
alters go up to Lansing when there's a
circus"
'Any more asked the official, as the
farmer scratched his head and wriggled
around.
NO, don't know as l KIN think of
any more just now. but if you will go
ahead and put station there you can
count on dozen Of us sitting around
there all the time to make things look
business.-BMpler & Broker.
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, WAITING INSTITUTE
M ns1eSf.ii Il psam psMnrM Tessher Of Piaia and Or
9RNs:
u ~" coefse. -: Three months. q: Ten ,....,. q,
orfs,. e,,.I I'D n9 Mni1mc sPCIiLrY.
''1s1' n''ed oy mail. Address Hrs. W. J. Smith
Z. BOX NO, -
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CAMPAIGN RATES

and ask our friends to help us
1t will be sent to new subscri-
hers from now till after the
November election for FIFTY
CENTS. Show the GRAPHIC TO
your nelghbor and ask him to
take it on these terms. We
feel satisfied he will continue
of his own accord after such a
trial. We want
TWO THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS
in Adalr county and if our
present readers will secure us
Just an average of one each
additional, we can have that
number. We want Republi-
cans, Grsenbackers, Demo.
Gratis, Hardshells, softshells
stalwarts, halfbreeds, feather
heads and everybody else to
take and read our paper. A
lively county campaign is
upon us and every taxpayer
or voter should be fully up
with the times and to be
this he MUST take the GRAPHIC
Remember only 80 cts for the
Campaign.
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Dissolution Notice

Dissolution Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the co-parfnership
the urn name Of Swigert Gardner, has been dis
sOlved by mutual consent Samuel Swigert withdraw
Ell TO call and settle with either Of the late hrm
May 10Th, lSS2. SAMUEL SwiGERT,
na-3W JNo. GARDNER.
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WASHINGTON, June "A gentleman
occupying position which affords hlm
excellent opportunities for knowing
much regarding the Republican pro-
gramme for the coming congressional
campaign said to your correspondent
this evening that the Republican man
ayers are planning to elect at least fif-
teen Republicans and administration
congressman IN the South. Certain
districts they expect to carry with
straight-out Republican candidates.
Other districts in which there Is no
chance for electing a Republican, they
expect to carry by running what they
call administration Democrats of the
Chalmers stripe.
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Campaign Graphic.
New is the Opportunity
for a Boom.

The WEEKLY GRAPHIC has
already the
LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION
of any paper published in
Knksville and the list grows
daily. In order to introduce
it in a thousand new homes
during the campaign we have
concluded to offer
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TUESDAY, the 18th DAY OF JUNE. 1892.

between the hours of9 O'Clock In the forenoon, and
o'clock in the afternoon of that day while the cir
cult court for Adair county, Missouri Is in session.
at the Court House door In kirksvtlle Adair county
Missonri. sell the same, much thereof as may
he required. at public SALE to the highest bidder
cGsh IN hand, (subjec to all prior liens and judge
ments) TO satisfy said execution and costs.
JOHN SHAVER,
SherfH Adsfr Cn
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THE AIoNIzED MEDICAL EREN SYSTEN
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue and authority Of special sxscutio. is
court Of Adar county. NO., returnabls At the June
term, 1882 Of said court, to me, directed In iAvor OF
Vim, L. Fletcher administrator of the estate Of j.
w. Hale, dec's'd, and against the Indiana Black
Coal company, y corporation. / nave levied upon
and seized all the right tite interest and claim Of
the said Indiana Black Coal Company, u corpora
ton, OF. in and to the following described real
tate in Adar county, Missouri, tO-wit: the south
east of the south west aud the south west OF the
south east of section wentythree l23 and the north
west Of the north east: and the north east of the
east OF the north east and the south east OF the
north east of sec. ,and the north OF
the south west and the south east of the north
OF section 1851 and the south west of the
south east and the south east of the south west OF
section twenty-five l25l and the south west OF the
north east OF section twenty-sx 26, and the north
west Of the north west of section twenty five (2s)
and the west half Of north west Of the north west
Of SECTION twenty-six f2 and the east half Of the
south east quarter dissection tweDtynine (2e), and
The south east eith north west and the south west
the above land in township si1ty-three @s). OF
section thirty one (5), township sixty three (3l,
Of range fifteen ISL and the south east Of the north
west and the southwest OF the north OF section
twenty-one lsD, aud the south OF the north
and the north east Of the south east of section
twenty-one (2, of township sixty-three 63I, range
a taan ~nAv w
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| HISTORY.
H,sroRY OF
England, Macaulay, 5 volumes
England. Hume, 6 volumes
Russia
United States, Ridpath
Decline and fall Roman Empire, 1
volumes
Conquest of Mexico, Prescott. 3vols.
Greece, Smith
Roman, Republic. Mishslests
Switzerland
Scotland
Denmark, Swsadsn and Norway
HUMOROUS.
Mayor Jones Coartship
Grinder Papers Dallas
Tramp Abroad, Twain
Tom Browns School Days
Tom Brown atOxford
Verdant Green
Sam Slick in search nt . Wife
Roach
Children Of the Abby
DIoXIss
Our Mutual Friend
Martin Chuzzlswit
David COper6eld, PickwicR Papers
Christmas Stories. Barnaby Rud1e
Edwin brood, American Notes
Oliver Twist, Dombey and Son
Bleak House, Little Dorr;t
Hard Pines, Old Curiosity Shop
Nicholas Nicklsby,
Great Expectations
Uncommercial Traveller
Two Cities
NUuInAcH
Frederick The Great
ScOTr
Red Gauntlatt. Cav Naqlerine
Lammermo0r, Midlothian
Ksnilworth, Ivanhoe
TAYLOR
Hannah Thnrstoa
John Godfrey
REApE
Peg Wofington, Griffith Gaunt
Never Too Late to Mend
Terrible Temptation
Put Yourself IN His Place
BLACK
Princesal Thule
Mad Cap Violet
HAErE
Lack of Roaring Camp
Aroonauts
Les Niserables
PosrER
Thaddeus of Warsaw
Scottish Chiefs
lRyrse
Bonnsv. lie. Alhambra
Salmagundi, Knickerboekss
WooD
East Lynn Within the Maze
Master of Graylands
DUMAS
Count of Monte Christie
Edmond Dantes, Sequel
COLLINS
Armadale, Woman in White
Two Destinies, No Name
Poor Miss Finch
DlsRAE1I
Vivian Gray, Endymion. Lothair
MARRYAr
Phantom Ship Newton Forster
BURNETT
Surly Tim, That Lass o'Lowrie's
COOPER
The Pilot Path Finder
The Spy Deer Slayer
The Last of the Mohicans
aoLNE
Meadow Brook, Edith Lyle
West Lawn, Hugh Worthington
Lena Rivers, Edna Browning
Cameron Pride, English Orphans
Mill Bank, Daisy Thornton.
Tempest and Sunshine
aRs. WIsrAR
Countess Glsela, Second Wife
Gold Elsie, Old Mam'selles Secret
,ULwER
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And the closest attention given to patients. Those
suffering from Eyes or Ears should call on the
Doctor without delay He cures all chronic diseases
with electricity. He performs all operation In the
ahnrfQsf m
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ClTiLsGvR
usspaie oi7ss1sAi1g 1kisasy.
RULEsG0vERNING PIE GRAPHIC
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

Books may hs1taksl By asy rsspos.
sihe persons IN the town OF country BY
paying five cents per week.
Transient persons or persons not
known will be required 70 b vouehsd
for. or deposit The pr1ss Of the book
taken, as security for tie same.
Books are expected to be kept eat
only one week, though BY permission
they may be kept ont two week. but II
kept out longer than two weeks there
will be charge OF 10 cents each week.
Persons allowing hooks 10 become
unnecessarily injured or soiled viu bs
required to make the damage good
Persons taking books from the libra
ry and lending them 70 any one slas, Il
known. will not again b allowed the
use of the library. The library wall 10
open each day from one to 3 p. m.
GRAPHIC Office. West Side Square.
LIST OF BOOKS.
BS1. Frankll
Henry Clay Daniel Boone
Behadict Arnold Fran"is Marion
Martin Luther Andrew Jackson
Patrick Heury Madame Rslaud
Cleopatra 4. Lincoln
Mary Qaess q
SCOTS Alexander the Greet
julius Caesar Maria AptOinatte
Alfred the Great Hortsnse
Frederic theGrpat, j Josephine
Peter the Great, DISTINGUISHED temal's
Distinguished males. Kit Carson
MIsCILLANEOUS.
Foel's Erraaa Dean Swift
Flsrida Tyres Of Mankind
Stanley's Africa Prehistoric Races
Wonan's Friend.
ship Dream Life
Arabian Nights Don Quixote
Amatuer An.uss-
ments Christianity
Letter and Spirit Andersolville
NQpmans in Bngla nd ,Crusades
Indian Traits Centennial BIh,bi-
School Management bitioA
Pilyriin's Progress Robinson Crusos
Natural History Century ofAn. cdOts
Fruits, Flowers & Farmisg
Alcobol-Its Uses and Abuses
Reveries of q Bachelor
Lecture to Young Men
Boys and Girls Story Book
Anecdotes of Public men
Home. Courtshlp and Marriage
I Il
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-01
The North Carolina Riot

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 30.-No further re-
ports of violence from the riot at Plymouth.
N. c., but the town is still in intense excite
ment. Gov. Jarvis is en- route thither and
has telegraphed the proper officers of that
lection to repair to the town and institute
immediate and thorough Investigation. The
services of the Pasquotauk Rifles, of Eliza
beth City have been rendered and accepted to
aid in suppressing the trouble This and
other military will arrive to-day.
RALEIGH, N. C., Dec. 3O.-The Pasouotauk
Rifles, of Elizabeth city, were ordered to Ply
mouth by special steamer, and have doubtless
reached there. The Edgecomb guards have
gone from Tarborra. The military will be
under command of Lieut.-Col. Cotton, First
regiment state troops. The rioters are thought
to be from the immense shingle swamps in
that section. Gov. Jarvis is at Greenville, No
telegraph line TO Plymouth.
RALEIGH, Dec. S0-A despatch states that
the troops have arrived ati,Plymouth. The
sheriff, yesterday, with 200 armed men, re-
stored ,quiet. Five arrests were made, and
the parties sent to the Edenton Jail. Other
arrests Will follow. The murderer of Butler
Is Is, at large. No further trouble is anticipated.
The governor has gone to Plymouth.