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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15
Extension OF the Western (CoalfieIds) RaiI-
road.

The Senior Editor of the Fayetteville
Neacs has lately been on visit to Green's
boro', in this State, and appears to be well
pleased with the appearance of things in
general and particular, and no doubt
Justly, with the good people of that ancient
town. In writing to the Ne,Cs from Green's
boro', under date of the LIST inst, Mr.. My
rover says:
81 have seena great many, perhaps near
ely all, of the leading citizens of the place,
" and am very much pleased with them.
'sThey are just as good people as can be
90 found anywhere in the world. They re-
'Smind me, more than any people with
"whom have fallen in any where else, of
"our people--modest, friendly, unassum-
cling and sincere. They are undoubtedly
sin earnest here in regard to building our
"road, and will give the other lines, as far
'sas effort and subscription 80, very hard
"road. There is nothing done as yet that
"can be considered tangible or definite in
"regard to the matter. I have been in
L" formed by the citizens, that a general
meeting of all the friends of the extern
" sion from all quarters will be called, to
"meet here some time Ito be designated
"by the committed after the winter breaks
"and the weather becomes open, OF which
eve will have proper and timely notice.
ST have seen the people of no other Sec
" ton of the State but this, Except Mr..
"Waugh of Surry,) but think can safe
"ly repeat the opinion that the road will
"be built
ceedings of a railroad meeting held in
Greensboro on the Goth ult., which we
copy from the Fayetteville Ne,cs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15
From the Boston Traveller. Jan. :

The Legislative committee on this subject (the
constitutional amendment) will probably not be
ready tc report before the middle Of next week or
later.
Massachusetts proposed to stuff this
amendment down the throat of the South.
compelling the South to swallow it Gimme
diately, if not sooner" At home, however,
nearly seven months after the amendment
flor consideration was swallowed by Ten
nessee, the Legislature of Massachusetts,
will not even report upon the subject, ex-
ceptlng at vague period specified as "the
middle Of next week, or later
NJ Y. World
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15
Consistency is a JeNyCl."

The Charlotte Democrat seems convinced
of the fact that 90 consistency is a jewel, .
and, in order to prove it, is inconsistent,
Thus the Democrat, alluding to ''some pa
pers and letter writer's meaning thereby
the Journal and "VindeX") J, says the said
papers and letter writer's complain of Chief
Justice Pearson for his political essay in
the Hughes case, but have never had a
word to say against certain other Judges
for meddling with politics, while it the
Democrat has g time and again " complain
ed of those other Judges and it thereupOn
reaches the conclusion that consistency is a
Jewel II the Democrat had included Chief
Justice Pearson in its complaints, it seems
to us its own consistency would have been
more apparent. We don't see any particu-
lar inconsistency in the fact that a ''letter
writer" who did not criticise one public Of
ficer did criticise another, but if there is,
we cannot for the life of US see what advan-
tage the Democrat has over the letter wrl-
ter in that respect, for that paper did criti-
else certain other Judges and did not criti-
else Chief Justice Pearson. We beg leave
to add to the maxim Of the Democrat that
other true saying about glass houses, &c
The Democrat ought to welcome lis as a
supporter, even if we are late in doing such
service. It certainly ought not to be Of
Tended at us for doing once, what it admits
having done 8" time and again - especially
when it is commendable thing to do, I'M
less the Democrat is ambitious Of doing all
that business exclusively. The Journal ap-
proved "Vindex, " as did almost every one
who read it, and we cannot see that the JUS
tice or injustice of the article was affected
by the fact that certain other Judges had
escaped criticism. If the Democrat has
&C time and again protested against Judges
going into politics, it has done right, and
deserves credit for it if it refrained from
protesting against the opinion in the
Hughes case because others did protest,
and can see in those others nothing but in
consistency, the Democrat is sorely afflicted
with beam in the eye, and we commend
o it the usual rem edy of self-e1amination.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15

A Radical candidate for the Michigan
Legislature in a speech, said: "When I
reach the State Senate you will hear it
thunder on these railroad swindles, and it
will keep ION laundering until lightning
strikes somebody"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15

Two fat BeeUes were in the Charlotte mar
ket on the 9Th inst So fat that the Times
says ga roast or steak from one of
them would make mans hair curl - Ire
mendous beef, that !!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15
The World OF Fashion.

The fashion correspondent of the New
York World writes The new fashioned
walking dress is invariably composed of
double skirt, the under one just long enough
to escape contact with the pavement, the
upper one varying in length with the style
and taste Of the wearer. The under petit
coat may be made in folds at the edge, or
may be plain and hemmed in any fantastic
style. 1t is frequently of colored marino or
cashmere, the color repeated in the trim
ming of the bonnet or in the casaque
young persons are permitted bright colored
petticoats, if they always go out attended by
their mammas or a femme de chanabre. The
upper skirt is cut [ believe, in six pieces,
straight in front and at the back no folds
at the waist, and almost no fullness at the
lower edge, which is the subject of a thou
sand capricious variations; plain, scalloped
pointed Greek and Roman patterns, and
what not /; the edges and thereabouts set off
with either jet, Or ribbon, or galloon, or
fringe. The casaque is the covering most
worn with this style of dress, but it is no
longer cut in the we'll known sack STYLE
The peplum proper is straight in the front
and the back, and pointed at the Sides
Small hoops are admitted under the walk
ing-dreSS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15

On motion, the Secretaries were directed
to prepare the proceedings of the meeting
for publication in the papers of Greensbo-
ro', and request the Fayetteville and Viii
mington papers to copy. Whereupon the
meeting adjourned.
JESSE III. LINDSAY, Chm.
+ I " " g IHao11 Secretaries.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15

Mr.. James F. Otis, of Boston, a journal
list of wide repute, died on Saturday. He
was son of James Otis, and nephew of
the late Harrison Gray Otis.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15

A detachment of infantry, in the shape
of three hundred children, increases the
population of London daily.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15

A Mississippi negro worked on shares
When asked the amont of his profits, he
said '' Muffin. I worked for de seventh,
and de boss only made fifth, darfor I got
muffin"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15
The Surratt Indictment.

This afternoon, the Grand Jury, through
their foreman, d. V. Burr, Esq, presented
an indictment against John II. Surratt.-
The indictment is accompanied by a pre-
sentiment charging John Wilkes Booth with
the murder of Abraham Lincoln, and John
Fl. Surratt, David E. Herold, Lewis PAYNE
and George A. Atzerodt for being present.
aiding and abetting, on or about the 18th
of April, 1865.
The Indictment is for murder, a. d in its
first count charges that John Fl. Surratt, on
or about the 18th day of April, 1866, did
mu1d der Abraham Lincoln.
The second count charges that John H.
Surratt and John Wilkes Booth did MUIR
der Abraham Lincoln.
The third count charges with the murder
of Abraham Lincoln, John Fl. Surratt.
Lewis Payne, John Wilkes Booth, David
p. Herold, George A. Atzerodt and Mrs.
M. E. Surratt.
The fourth count charges that John Will
kes Booth, John III. Surratt, David E. Her
old, George A. Atzerodt, Lewis Payne and
Mary E. Surratt did conspire and confeder-
ate together to kill and murder Abraham
Lincoln, &C. Washington Star, Monday
ecentn0,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15
President johnson i'm the House of Repre-
sentatives.

During the funeral ceremonies in the
House Saturday over the remains of the
Hon. Philip Johnson, Mr.. Ashley sat just
opposite and within thirty feet of Presi-
dent Johnson, but studiously avoided look
ing in that direction. This is the first time
the President has appeared in the House
since the delivery of the memorial eulogy
on the Hon. Henry Winter Davis, by Sena-
tor Creswell
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15
Paying Debts.

One of our religious exchanges has the
following strong remarks on this subject
They drive the nail in to the head and
clinch it
Men may sophstcate as they please. They can
never make it right, and all the bankrupt laws in
the universe cannot make it right for them not to
pay their debts, There is sin in this neglec' as
clear and deserving church discipline as in steal
ing or false swearing. He who violates his prom
Use to pay, or withholds the payment of debt
when it is in his power to meet the engagement,
ought to feel that in the sight of al honest men
he is a swindler. Religion may be very comfor-
table cloak under which to hide, but if religion
does not make a man deal justly it is not worth
having.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15
Transportation of Refugees and Freedn,,

Major General Howard, Commissioner
of the Freedmen's Bureau, has issued the
following order to the Assistant Commits
sioners throughout the country:
Special attention of the Assistant Com
missioners of this Bureau is called to the
subject of transportation. Transportation
is given only to relieve the Government of
the support of the INDECENT, and to enable
those in extreme want to reach places where
they can provide for themselves. Hereaf-
ter, no orders for transportation of refr-
gees and freedmen will issue except from
this Office, and every application, besides
the rigid conditions already imposed, must
set forth clearly the fact of extreme desti-
tuition, which must be certified to by the
Assistant Commissioner in person.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19
New fIamp.hirc Erection.

The election IN New Hampshire on
Tuesday last, resulted even more iaSo-
rahls 10 the republican party than haa
been anticipated Hauiman's majority
for governor, in the whole state, vii
EXCEED 5000, one hundred aud twenty
six towns. from which returns have been
received. giving him 25,oe7 and Sinclair
q 49, The republicans elect then
three Congressmen by maioTities O
about Ioo0 zach, four u tho hNe Stat
councillors. nine Il the twelve senators
and viii have naaioriiy q - n To-
lowor branch 81 the Legislature fh'
total vote IN the State VII exceed 81,
600 against 65.5ss last year. The rep
resensa,iyos elected 10 Congress are ia
cob II Fla. II Rochester Aaron ! Sic
vens 81 Nashua. ard Jacab Benton g
Lancaster. New Hampshire has ihu
proved again thai she j. worthy g ,
relied 81 u keep Tia ca 1aa!or'les q
the right SIDE. and has ~ a good q
annie for Connecticut And Rhode /
ia.d Tires weeks lstsE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

Fast day in New Hampshire, April 4
Fay, day ii Massachusetts,, April I
TIC Mississippi Legislature has ap-
proprlated $4,000 to be expended ~
the legal defence Of jeff DAVIS.
The Missouri House Of Representa-
tives has passed the bin TO amend its
State constitution SO as to allow negroes
10 vote. by yeas 10, nays 4G Ohio should
note with shame.
Charges have been preferred against
Gov. Wells d Louisiana IN the House
Of Representatives FOR usurpatlon, IN is-
suing his proclamation defining the quail
fcations OF voters in the State, in ac-
cordance with the reconstruction bill,
and his impeachment Is probable.
The Legislature Of Maryland has elect
ed Phillip r. Thomas as I. $ Senator
He was a rebel, and the Legislature that
elected him is controlled BY rebels,
The chances arc that Mr. Thomas will
not be received by the Senate.
President Johnson has vetoed l0bills
passed by the 39th Congress, sending !
veto messages TO Congress, and yetoing
one by pocketing il, Six laws have been
passed over the veto, four yetoes have
been sustained, and four acts have be
come laws without signatures.
George Peabody must have rsaliz
ing sense Of the begging propensitics o
his iellow-countrymen. He IS about t
return 10 Europe and has Published
letter 10 inform those who have aske'
him for donations to charitable purpos
es III for loans and desired their apph
cation kept secret, that he has had fou
thousand letters OF that kind burned j
his presence.
II looks now as though the trial Q
Surrait would be postponed until u
June torn II the district criminal cour
The prisoners counsel are ready, b.
tho government is still obtaining wi
nesses
Ii il now conhdentially stated thi
Postmaster General Randall will be al
pointed minister to Vienna. The Sci
ate SCENE disposed, however, to allo
Mr.. Motley to remain there unless !
persists in his resignation.
The internal revenue receipts are ~
averaging 100000 per day. his
considerably under the estimate
The Fenian leaders al Washington a
pressing the commiiiceon foreign AHA
10 give some expression Of sympathy
behalf oi their cause.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19
e.. serrts Pats HiHisR .msFfs 81.
IN uork. lac Charm"
The Wonder OF The World.

Clean delicious aud saf q sud cures paa hsaf
part uf HE body Wbter qneuehes Ore,
IfyGt. Tiy H. Try ". Tfy ~
II Il batter yfoy poH ha1i Dow mensg
Direction. sith sael Battle bev tpusq EsHBs's rsiss
Killing Magic OH ettertally y intefhhil{
Etfrg famtfI shopld leep 4 - re heaas.
All tFayelsfs should have IBIS Magic gu wlih them.
Every lsiAble q aefideht nNpfalbs % Headafht,
Toothach Cholic. Uoieis Agrbus. thoiera, hfhisss,
Bafns rheumatism Senfaigia Itlie ~ the Heed8AgHs
IL tl,s Isee anlse2s seieiiaA fitK fgissnf Aiithsft
hs Magic u ana y IL HaS khawh g. ~ ths bsst
Hepedg n the world A bottle II Etbate Magic uil 70
perfect silly liEALTH INSURANCE toNPAAf'
80 tie Isoj,ts sag.
Thsu Is heaini tfaity and hsftpy home seaed upih
every Bottle, waiting for 700 Reader
Inquire h,r 81 Wbef. son trade
Sid by Duggisft Merchants, and Hreeers' who are
nv Agents throughout The gsHyifE.
Wa KESAE. soils Proprietor. Fllisheld Mass
fien,as Bsrnrs q CO. Whoi sale Asenttt New fwAf
Geo a. Goodwin Co, I" boston
( j. !. Thafpps5u ssHs 8 Cos my
+ For sala 81 ". NJ sykes, dray Helfys bms'i
w smith n " OrYis Manchester; q v hF8glfl FHht
aaffia, DsaiRs Hard, BiihHxs &1pahahs Afli"sssH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19
no OVER. q Horse. and Cattle,

TOBIAS DEEGg CONDITION POWDERS artrarf
rnnted superior 10 any ,thers 80 pay ,g ths cufsd
nfsteiaper Worms, BATE Coughs. Hide keasd. Celds.
&c. M Horses and cold, Oonvhs, Los II Alik BAfk
Tongue. Horn Distcnptr NJ. Cattle THESE Powders
were iormptiy pm pp b simpson Tobias son n DE-
fotf,s, and stare hts death Or denmnd hss been 's
stent ftr ihem that ~. Tobias has ee''tea = MANS
acfurc iAetn They are pcrf-cf sa.. sl faaoesst 90
at,duf stopping br working u fasr aa'nai& lh'yih
er,asc the appetite give fine eoat eIaase 81 ssaasfe
,ed nrlulrf aflt alsa increase CO.. MSS 4 eare ~
tbgin, ana soa utll never be without @ a Ntaa
woodruff the clol rated trainer Of troipns horasi hAs
used them for Years and r,eemmsAds ihem e hls fflshds
ell pbllo Bach IL me J,reiue Race eohrsf fordhsm
\. wanl MT MS iben untihe va ipld u ~hAlthsT
are e,,aposed sine which hr Is without thslnT-
III has over ~ running hrses 70 i charge aud ot The
list tlree year, used 20 other medicine ~ them
ne ha. kindly permitted mg to refsr any one 70 hint
over 600 nces ean b., seen the depot Sold ~
Druggists and saddlers, Price 25eents pefboh Dspei
be Cofilanat street New YORK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

MurrARY DIsrmcrs AND THEIR Cox
mkxp.STs General Grant published,
Wednesday, his general order No. u,
ASSIGNING the military districts under
The reconstruction act Of the last Con
oress and their commentaries, as FOL
lows
First District The State Of Virginia,
~ be- commanded by Breyet Maj Gen.
= NJ schofield, with headquarters at
Richmond
second District Consisting Of the
States Of North and South Carolina, to
b. commanded by Maj. Gen. Daniel J..
sicklcs, With headquarters II Columbia
I sc.
Third District Consisting Of the
states u Georgia, Florida and Alabama
n be commanded by Mi. Gen. q. IL.
Thomas, with headquarters at Mont
gomery, Ala,
Fourth District Consisting Of the
States q Mississippi and Arkansas, %
he commanded By Bresel Maj. Gen. i.
To- G. Ord. with headquarters II Nicks-
burg, Miss.
I Fifth District Consisting Of the
States Of Louisiana and Texas, 70 be
commanded by Maj Gen. Philip H.
Sheridan, with headquarters at Ne"
/ Orleans.
The powers Of the departmental com
mander are delegated, by the order, e
the above named district commanders
1 Cen Sehofeld issued an order q
Wednesday, assuming command Of th'
District Of Virginia lie says that al
theoaicials under the existing provision
Il Government viii continue TO perform
fhsir dnties in their respective Office
aecnrdine to las, unless otherwise q !
5000 n individual cases, until iAeA
sncressors are elected under the acts Q
CONGRESS. He says that i y desirable
that tie military power ~ ekefeise.
anI, - FAR as necessary to accomplish
! Inc objects FOR which it was conferred
ana aDpeals to the people, especially 7
~ civil officers, 70 render The neces
s;ty for Il exercise az slight IS possipi
81 4 strict obedience 70 the AVS and =
|. inpartiaI administration Of !usllce 7
al classes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19
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Secretary II tirii aad hsisttrs Afa'F'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

A CoLoHEp HIBo. 4 newspaper cor
respondent. who vas one Of the passen-
gers on board the steamboat David
Mhite which recently exploded on the
Mississippi, relates the following inci-
dent az tho terrible disaster
one glance showed the horrors Of
tic situation, and added 10 all the rest
our pant Ct the boat seemed 70 be set
Ting rapidly noticed that the life
boat vas still safe on the hurricane
deck aud sprang down to take one more
4 look Cor The ladies' The water wa
nearly MP 70 the cabin door. and just a
I / struck the guards, Mrs Dr Shaw, 9
Memphis. clasped my arm Aud asked
/ could have her told her not 70 b
frightened. | thought We would get q
and climbing again Ga the roof Gale,
an III hands aud walters that we're lct
Is help ne launeh,ihe hfe-boat Ih
frst 10 respond to the call was one
the most horrible sights ! saw durni
The dss a little negro by, an engin
gfeaser. stark naked except q piece 6
/ shir. AID scalded from has waist ~ II
fstt un he great fakes 81 b.oay stu
rolled doan lis legs every tame Be mos
ed he aia hold saying e. g ID q
All. boss IL . gone; e burn
: sd oser. but Dis boat must get N q
. rser, Hero.c Little negro de va
rescued. bot they say be viii aie.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

"A prominent Senator has received
positiye information from three differ.
emit Southern States that they viii i'm.
mediately proceed 70 organize new otat'
Governments under the military bili
and il is now confidently asserted tha'
all the Southern States will be roor
ganized under its provisions, and tina
they will be admitted 70 their formei
relations by the lst Of January next
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19
WonelerfulI3ut True.

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guarantees prpieef petsest sAN pgisfs -
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e piciag b fsiAFa Hia isestAes wth desired ihtpf
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Ffy- Adaftat Ga easGdenes MAnAHK GEgEErbH EEs.
txsTos II O. Gsg4 81. West THigs 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

Further accounts from Alabama
and Georgia represent the restitution
n these States as infinitely greater than
heretofore stated A leading paper IN
the latter state estimates the total mum
Der starving at fifty thousand, and for
whom the means II actual subsistence
IS not provided.