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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-07-12
April 10
Notice,

A The SOLICITATION of many of our friends j.
"a North Carolina, we have concluded to send conn
Tent workman to repair gins in different parts OF w
state Parties who wish to avail themselves of his so
Ges VIII please leave their with our Agents Mcs'
call as he can reach them on his rounds and u
time to repair their gins for the growing crops He VII
De provided with material for renewing any part Of S
w. G. CLEMONS, Brown & CO.,
Cotton Gin Manufactures,
Columbus, Ga
July 5 % inv.
Tarboro Southerner copy one month
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and established fact that this class of people are
respectful in their deeanor and better behaved in
this community than in any city, North or South They
seem to be of their true position well that OF
the whites, and act in conducive to harmony
and good feeling between the two races,
The German citizens, who generally speaking de-
voted to the established government celebrated the day
by picnic wherein the party were composed Of those
v or m s to- be sonn
down the while the greater portion the popu
meanor enjoying the season in real and unfegned social
enjoyment. ~
CASE HoRsE-STEA1ING.-Our readers will no doubt
recolect having statement in columns, few
days SINCE regard the stealing of ahorse by white
man, from freedman in this city We then stated that
the horse had been hired by the thief with the avowed
intention of visiting the Cemetery, and also that after
prolonged absence the of the horse naturally
anxious to hear of his whereabouts.
The horse stolen on Wednesday, and on Friday
morning the freedman to whom the animal belonged
William JONES' started in pursuit. Suspecting that the
route taken by tho thief that in the direction of
Newbern all haste made along the line of travel be-
tween this place and that point The precaution was
taken by Jones to provide himself with the proper papers
necessary in erretng out the thief Through these he
was enabled to obtain information from the people
siding along the line of travel of his whereabouts and
learned that he had been with the horse and had
given his name Henry Smith.
Arriving at point distant twenty-five miles from New
bern IN Onslow County he found the missing animal at
the place of Mr.. L. B. Hud ,on and learned from that
gentlemen that the horse had been left exchange
owned by him, by calling himself Henry Smith.
On inquiry into the facts connected with the case the
horse Immediately restored to its rghfu owner and
assisted by Mr. Hudson the freedman continued his search
for the thief After proceeding to Newborn and Kinston,
it ascertained that the true OF the thief
Louis T. Wombe that he is native Of Kinston. printer
trade and that about five weeks SINCE he had been
leased from Jail in Newborn after giving bail for his ap
pearance at Court having been arragned for offence
similar to the which we have recorded.
The said Wombe was q few months since employed
compositor in this office but did situa ton
for any length of time He is quite young scarcely of
age, and appeared to be rather wild youth. and profit
gate in his habits. His family worthy and respecta
BILE persons whom the shock of his crime will fall
heavily.
Wombe is still at large but will no doubt be appre-
hended in few days We would advise the citizens of
this and the Eastern part of the State to be the watch
for him.
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Board "a % per week. Located at Oxford, n. c. r
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thorough training given at this School for the Iai
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ONsLow COUNTY MAHs--We indebted to the kind
of esteemed friend in Kenansve for information
in regard to the running of the Onsow Mails, which
publish for the benefit of readers.
The Mail leaves Kenansville on Monday of each week.
at A NJ and arrives at Jacksonville Tuesday at II
A. M.
Leaves Jacksonville on Tuesday Of each week, at l. p
NJ and arrives at Kenansvile Wednesday H. A. NJ
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RECOMMENDATION Inn North Caro,ina

telegram to the Tribune from Washington on the 3d.
says delegation of North Carolnians here anxious
to ascertain what terms that State be restored
Mr. Thaddeus Stevens informed them that the State must
adopt the Constitutional amendments and that it would
ao be necessary for Congress pass enabling act by
twohrd vote setting forth who in the State shall par
ticipate in convention to form new constitution
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S. T.--IS6O--X,

DERSONS OF SEDENTARY HABITS TROUBLED
with Weakl2Hss, lassitude, palpitaton Of the heart
lack OF appetite distress after eating topid liver c--
patton, &c deserve to suffer if they will not try the c-
b1ated " ~ "
PLANTATION BITTERS,
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fetal effect. They exceedingly agreeable perGy
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They purify, strengthen and nvigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an ant1dOte to change of water and dict
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent mlasmatic and intermittent fever
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach
Ihey cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
Iney cure DlaTrhGa and Cholera Morbus
Ihey cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Hcadacnc.
Ihey make the weak strong, the languid brilliant and
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Beware of mpostors. Examine every bottle. Soc that
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See descriptive circular around each bottle
p. H. DRAKE ~ co.,
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PROCLAMATION BY THE GovERNoR-In pursuance Of the
Ordinance of the Convention, Gov Worth has issued
Proclamation directing the holding of election, the
first Thursday in August next for the ratification
lection of the Amended Constitution submitted by the
Convention.
The Proclamation will be found in another column.
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The animal meeting of the stockholders of the
on the 18th of July. ~A1-'"'o
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Preparing for Adjournment

WASHINGTON. July 2.-The Republican Senators
neio caucus this morning with view to arrange
tne pabhc business before them, before FIXING a
tame Tor the adjournment of the session. -
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iA0 u!lVil eueIal contingent OF 5O, 600 men can
be put IN the field to assist in the operations against
Saxony. To-day Austrian movements have been
reported IN the direction of Reichenberg, but all
reports from the outposts must at present he re-
celyed with considerable caution.
From Hanover we hear that Gen. Manteufel has
passed Luneburg and is pressing southwark. and
tnat the town OF Hanover was last night occupied
after twelve hours march, by Gen. Won FaIken-
stein; Inns General commands the Prussian CORPS
winch mentioned III a previous letter as being in
process OF concentration at Minden.
The Prussian Gen. Won Beyer with the corns
which was concentrated at Wetzlar, has occupied
GIessen, Marbourg and Cassel, and has Thus cut
oll tle direct railway communication between Han
over and frankfort on the Maine The Hanover
ian army, which was at Gottingen, is making an
attempt to get to Fulda, whittier the troops of
Electoral Hesse have moved to join it, but the
railway from Gottingen to Fulda runs through
CasseI and 1t does not appear improbable that.
CUT on from the south by Won Boyer, and pressed
IN the rear by Falkenstein and Manteufel fhe
Hanoverians may be obliged to either Law down
their arms, or cut their way through with the
sword. Bavarian, Wurtemberg and Darmstadt
troops are collecting round Frankfort. A Bava~i.
an corps do'mee is said to have been Yesterday
pushed forward to Fulda to aid the retreat of the
d7anoVer1ans. 10 understand the difficulties oil
Ih!s retreat 1t must be noticed that two lines of
railway lead from Gottngen into the valley of the
Maine the one by Cassel, Marbourg and Gies-
sen TO frankfort, is already in possession of the
russians at these three stations the other. nv
Jassel, Zebra, Fulda and Hanau, is occupied by
he russians at CasseJ ~
Mnet1eE the Hanoverians can reach Zebra and |
uIoa without being attacked in flank during their
narch from Gottingen to Zebra, seems - denend |
oieiy upon the number of men Boyer can afford
detach from Cassel The Bayarians seem to
ntclpate the probability that the armies of the
OF Prussia will have to retire across the
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY
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Gouses ano farms nanteo.

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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
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CONFEDERATION the question the Rhenish Frontier
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Uh Inc best Photographs and the tinest
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FOR SALE.

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Chemicals and Drugs

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Remember,

From the Rev. d. Merrige, Pastor of the Pass
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From the many respectable recommendations
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ID. MERRlGE
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Rev. J. S. Herman, of the German Reformed
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A. spangler, Editor of the Culturist, No 25
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Brass and Iron Work,
Gas F1tt1n&
AND
S TEA M PIPE S

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of Brass and Iron Goods, such as steam Cocks,
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f,ocL. Pumps Gas and Steam Pipe of all sire,
Zinc Babbitf Metal, etc, etc. 81
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CITY PROPERTY TO BE SOLD For TAXES.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,

T"---"|" CULLECTOR'S OFTICE, ~
CITY 10TH, 1855
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Sorner.iioD ~ In ne CITY Of wa1ninEton O. SATISFY Ss
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