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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
Mr.. Davis Visit to the Eastern Shore.
The Easton (Maryland) Star, of Tuesday

says:
The Hon. Jefferson Davis visited Talbot county
last week, in company with Charles Howard ESQ
of Baltimore, and stopped with Colonel Edward
Lloyd, the son-in-law of Mr., Howard. 1t was his
,rst visit to the Eastern Shore, and he expressed
himself much pleased with the country. While
solourning at Col. Lloyd's, he was called upon by
anumber ofladies and gentlemen of this and the
his old classmates at West Point. On Friday ht
lunched with his old friend, Admiral Franklin Blu
chanan, and number of our citizens availe,
themselves OF the AdmiraIs hospitable invitation
and called to see him. The occasion was one O
rare pleasure to ali present. Mr.. Davis has grown
s0mewhat gray, but looked quite well and appear
ed cheerful. He returned to Baltimore on Mon
day' and will soon leave for Mississippi, where b
viii spend the winter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

Buffalo hunting by rail is the last achieve
ment by the Union Pacific Railway. A
train followed up herd and the fireman
shot and killed COW. The train was then
stOpped and the game bagged
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

It is stated that several Western Demo
cratic Congressman heretofore favoring
Pendleten for President have now declared
for Gen. Hancock
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

The New York Tribune states that John
Mitchell will probably be elected President
Of the combined Savage ge-Roberts Fenian or
ganizatlon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

The Masonic Hall at Honeoye Falls, New
York, with all the lodge furniture and
other property, was destroyed by fire last
week
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

A noble Lord, who sits in the British
Parliament, has been sued in an English
county court for butchers bill of forty dol
lars
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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g.rcrs Wishing to profit by the advertisers expe-
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No. - Cedar st., New York.
aDF:t l9 1Q-1y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

The Postmaster General asks Congress
for an appropriation of $22, 827, 500, for
expenses for the year ending June, 30,
1869.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

The heaviest woman in Paris, Elizabeth
Veromque, has just died. She weighed
five hundred and twenty-eight English
pounds.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

General Early is cultivating the art of
peace on the old battlefield of Lundy's
Lane.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

C!tI EUIL3
Soft and gentle, these arc tho true charac-
terisrics of o woman who is loved.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
SEENES AND NET TWINES.

ROPE, CORK3, BUOYs,
LEADS AND NET FITTINGS,
IF every description, manufactured and for sale
bv Fl. d G. W. LORD.
80 Commercial Street,
Boston, Mass.
oct 34-3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
J. 7. MELVIN,
Clerk and Master in EQUITY.

After the above sale. I shall sell all the PER
ISHABLE PROPERTY unsold on day of sale,
consisting of Mules, Wagons, Buggy, Cart, Cart
Harness. Blacksmith Tools, &c.
All persons indebted to the estate will make i'm
mediate payment, and persons having claims
against it present them at once for settlement.
CHARLES PARMELEE,
Surviving Partner.
dec 56-1tdWts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
MALE ACADEMY,

CLINTON. \. G..
FE7HE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
Er-,in on the Cd Monday Of January next, and con-
Time twenty weeks. 1t is the determination OF
the undersigned to make this School worthy OF
patronage, and one in which boys may be we'll
prepared for College, or for the usual avocationa
If I.ic.
a"i but tjr1.e discipline will be exercised.
Clinton in point Of morality, Church advantages,
.teIli9encc taste, style and healthfulness, will
compare ver- favorably with any other inland
point for a School.
Board can be procured on reasonable terms.
RATES OF TUITION.
English Branches es-..............-.....S SIT 80
Ancient Langua ges, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y 80
No deduction except IN cases Of sickness pro
Jractcd beyond two weeks.
II. MCLEOD
Principal.
dec Il 43-6W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
FOR SALE.

WILL BE SOLD BY THE CLERK 49,
w and Master in Equity, on the 9Th day ES;ii!!
II January, 1868, at Councils Bluff, n. c., -
al the lands belonging to the late firm Of Parma
lee X Dewey, consisting of Turpentine and Farm
ing lands, vausbe landing on the Cape Fear
River, known as Councils Bluff, together with
8JorenOuse, Warehouse, Cooper shops, Sheds
Dwelling houses, two Turpentine Distilleries (2O
bbs. capaci Y each.l The above place is one oi
the best stands for turpentine and merchandising
on the river.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

Grouse are said to be disappearing-th
uncooked ones.
st. Thomas ought to be used to earth
ouakes. She has had 600 of them.
Guizot eats big dinner and walks sl'
miles every day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

". r. Pool Albert Hinton complains that
you charge him with stealing meat. Mr. Pool,
things have come to q strange pass II q colored
man cannot bay meat from wagon in the road
without incurrin-, the charge of stealing. You
had better look further than this man 8 house.
Perhaps your olfactories will enable you to get on
the right scent. You might come to market and
seize every piece of meat you find on the stand,
on the same principle which you charge him OF
stealing You will please call at this Office and
explain this matter. These men shall be protected
in what is just,
The New York herald., 1867-03-01
THE ccsnolLY-xssHEoy IMBsuLlu.
Report Of the Metropolitan Police CommIs-
ssoners.

Report Of Shc Metropolitan Police COmmis-
ssoners.
The recent trouble between Justice Connolly and Po-
lice Superintendent John A. Kennedy has called forth
the following communication from the Metropolitan
Police Commissioners 10 the State Legislature
10 rns nosoRAnlr ruk assExBlr os rms STATE OF NEW
The and.rssss ia compliance with the resolution passed
drgned % the honora bic the Assembly forthwith
q & % pSs
before one Of the police magistrates q ncw Yor3 city,
ion The oard Of Metropolitan Police Comm this
RS'ss s ss' S Sasa s john f' r. Ken
sdy ss s osr s rS, 81 d s
rcSouiioa cory whereof s also aers,o annexed. The
o ne o as oer
and nusse - wlll s. found y % section. y ands
Vs. x D. isi and rss .cslion o chapter oi
ssaSssr % r. Cited .Ss duty the xsiroSoas
.sid Metropolitan roics district 70 especially preserve Tue
p sa % % The he %
% Of s poSs c Ssd aPoa ~
the city, village where the arrest is madc that he
n rs he q
member e police . r nS s e no1
spriaous liquors. vines are sod puSo, fsp
81 ssS;ss s sss r ss!'. n H.
Section = Of the EssIss &C. a g ,sS Laws q isS7 xo
last act appiied % the sptIrc state The hlrteh
ssSsS sss e 81 Rs sa hfS5f1s S e p @ ss q
AL required the several members Of the police force
before he nsarest ma srsis hat he nigh. Se dsa with
according 10 law But In lSA in the amendments then
Ss 49, si % and s .
hs members q the force discretion rs.pee. % ne nag.
ss al, s
ss s 9. ,s @ss made or r & q ' s:sass : Ss
issy q Il. s not x. Ss
Superintendent Of Police T. BY ssine he eIecmuvs % ned
and direction and Of ad force subject 70
the rules and regulations and orders Of the Board e Police
o. Sce Ss Words 5'f oosos Fl ''
RUIZ iisc shall have power 10 promulsate orders %
Win s sw and e. o h SSs such
s ss ws S and ~ d ss Il ss Ds
furnished The thisr Clerk for the Information Of Tho
44los 44los which is respectfully submitted; noswo,ru
sHSs = HksSisRE. ksSiHsRE SfEra JOIN .. 5hsass, sSM"'"'
Nrw yoaK. Feb i6 1887.
The following s the resolution Of the Board Of Police
Commissioners and the answer Of Superintendent Ken
nesoysd That John A. Kennedy Superintendent OF the
Police force Of h,s dsrist bc and e hereby
he ss Ss o. srcm any
written Or oral 70 HE Officers sSd members Of ihe police
WITCH tss @ Es.S s .Scs ssas
Or s @ would have been Or would % be be-
Of New York city and 70 furnish 20 this Boar copies o. az
ali verbal Il any OF the character tendency
hereinbefors mentioned.
TO rus Nrrnororrr BoAsp or 2o,acsM I- " -
sr.rln.kSln answer the resolution Of tho Board Of
pole: fSsss ssSssss i sssdsnes ,' %sasonsS
:Ss Y e q Tss % .
''' "' d join fc'fi ESsSss !.
The New York herald., 1867-03-01
conMEcrIcur POLITICS.
Tho Snowman In Arms and Eager for the
Fray.

Tho Snowman In Arms and Eager for the
Fray.
BRIDeEroRr. Feb. %, 1867
The humbug Barnum has been here all day election
eering while Barnum, the iron man. quietly running
his works at Salisbury. The humbug Barnum has pub
shed his letter to Barnum the iron man. inviting him
to stump the district Of which the has taken no
notice The following Is the humbug Barnums letter.
BRlDGEPoRr, Conn, Feb 2l, 1851
w. H. BARSUM, Esq, Salisbury, Conn. -
DEAR SIR-Observng that the democratic party has
nominated you for Congress from this district desire
make you proposition The citizens OF this portion Of
next to decide whether you or myself shall mprcsent
their interests ard their principles In the Forsth Con-
OF the United States The theory Of government
10 Mat the will OF the people shall be the law the land
Il is important therefore that the people shall vote
understaudingy and especially at this important crisis
IN our national existence In Order these ore, that the
voters Of this district shall fully comprehend the princ
pies by which each Of their CONGRESSIONAL candidates
guided, respectfully invite you meet In serious
and candid discussion OF the important political Issues
OF tho day various towns the Fourth Congressional
from tho feurth day OF March until the thir-
tieth day Of the same month. both inclusive.
II you will consent TO thus meet me IN q
friendly discussion OF those subjects now 30 near
sessiug this time such momcntous interest 70 all
civilized nations In the world who are suffering from
msrule, pledge mysof TO conduct my portion OF the
debate with perfect fairness and with all due respect for
my opponent, and doubt not you will do tho same
Never 10 my judgment in past history as nation
have interests and questions more important appealed
the people for their and careful consideration.
II Is due the voters Of the Fourth congressional dis
rict that they have an early and full opportunity
anime their candidates In regard to these important
problems, and shall esteem 1t great privilege u you
will accept this proposition. Please favor me with an
s~'' $40" "AA Sss 1. T. BARNUM
The New York herald., 1867-03-01
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The WEEKLY HERALD for Tho present week, nov read,
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The New York herald., 1867-03-01
new Jersey lSrrlLlGsncs.

MxnNa TIM LeroR DEALsns' ASSOCIATION. The
second meeting OF the Associated Liquor Dealers OF Hud
son comfy was held Of hslfpest three O'Clock yesterday
afteTnsm. The chairman and secretary the eame
rs III previous meeting. resolution was adopted
appointing o committee 20 walt on the proprieors or
certastores for explanation In regard TO the infringe
mont tho Sunday closing regulation. Subscriptions
odcred TO be paid In, snd resolution was passed
declarg all those who may violate the sunday regula
tion MIXTURE excluded from the privileges and benefits
nf the ssocstion, and that their names shall be
pungedtom the roll at regular meeting Sub CON-
nitoes we're appointed 10 parade evcry district SUM-
day and report violations OF the rule. the namcs Of
defauItes TO be published at the next meeting. Tho
meeting hen adjourned.
Nayvark.
faK KRIS Mrsprs. The name Of tae alleged murderer
or Mr., tsys whose arrest was given the HxAtb yes
terday schneider, but he has passed OF under hcti
gous 0arooa
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

CoYrrg The market for Rio ruled steady and firm The
sass We heard M no os ." o'
es s sasy Tes
steamer e O.ss M cotton a. IA 70 London cco bush
IN Tne oeI for oS
O.. 81. Mecklcnburg bark Cork, ofdera s9
Il 70 the ialic bark 10 Cork, oraess corn g.
bark HS on1 70 @ d on = ~
trceum, on private toIms-
GUSsr BAGS remained STEADY al 2sSc = ~ 'A''''
HxAr-Msn nlh was unchanged a. lijSc, gold No sales
.Ho, a-rhs demand moderate steady pr:ccs. Sales
a. SC o mare S ws srn so a. and y. heard Of
sales; pricea h9wevsr, were re s.,sdy. 80
pork market @ active though rasr
oS s : si 2 j sr n1S .s
er's option soo btls new mess at ssi SCI 81 Beef
Ioo bbls si5 $40 FOR extra mess. sis SIS
new plain. do For t.cree beef fair inquiry pre-
ssS siH Leu @ sissss. % ss 'S for 'fdf fSd's
Ws ss. sns sS q % 81 S asr 81 ss' e. Of s ass sa s s
Were effected S 70 & ae extent S Of e. 70 pasrgs a, s ai
sSi ea ssas !. os @ md s
Western. There GOOD export demand bacon and
pi s iss SSs s ~ er m M ns % aes Sbi
AZ liac, long do At loc, and Cumberland cut II
s sSS s pss la Vs. 3ss se's' & s.fo 70;
pew and isc i.Sc; or Cd; also 4oo ,is.css 10 = Tor
al aSc So and i5c. 2sc for wsslcrn. Cheese
market sss asie ae9s and m Fair to
good refining was ac,ei az % issc o Tho sales sssc;
forse fsS Rsc. iusud Ds s7s iaaa ca!.. .-@
h Iss ~ s s fP r.r e e s yellow and
g q S;e,s ;',, + effected e
ls Timothy was quiet 81. rm K ss % s. 7 G'D ''A''
1,low yps moderately active and hrm. Sales 10000 lbs
~ l.fs
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

n. ...,.,,, <eainst me- made by hr. Bowen, AM
hst ~ M the afdayt Of Mr. Nicholas, Is designed
~ nreiud,c before the community, and impair my
svts.crs - sShortiy to b. given sgana them their
ne charge against ms has not the slightest foun
Sa,sar q truth II Messrs Nicholas 4 Bowen suppose
80 w Ian deter me from giving my evidence against
sh they will ascertain their mistake in due time.
I'D make more detailed statement now. but for the
"a that my counsel Henry Ia Clinton, Esq. advises
ne Il Il wholly unnecessary, nasmuch the real facts
i'll very appear before the public in the shape Of
sworn evidence. HENRY WELLS.
The New York herald., 1867-03-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



ACCOMPLISHMENTS this city. on Wednes
day, February 27 by the Rev. DIR. Parker Of Amherst
RcHARD TYIDEs AUcHNurY 70 ELL1s, daughter OF the
BAKEs-srAaKEY. wednesday evening, February
81 at the house Of the BRIDES father by the Rev. Mr.
sraaKKr daughter Of bsy,d a stsrkey, Of this city
No cards
BsAsrsD-Mussox x--ou Wednesday February e. by
the Rev. J. Wes assisted by the Rev. Charles Pome-
roy, CaAs NJ BRAISERD to IsARnLA J., daueher OF the
late John Munson. all Of Brooklyn No cards
At wesiches.er. by the Rev Dr. Jackson wARHEs Dorr
- LUCY a kussKLI. eldest daughter Of Joseph b. kus
GAssoS-HowsLI the residence Of the BRIDES
fatner on Tuesday February 20 by the Rev. Dr. Price,
rector q 81 Stephens rHoxAs CARSON J, to AMELIA,
HUsBARD-T -TorrEx--At Totenvilie, i. l., on Monday
evening" February 90 by the Rev. Thomas Walters, Dr.
JoRDAs-HAMRIIS.-On Thursday, February 49, BY the
Rev. Father Parsons, CHARIEs c. JORDAN to CONSTANCE
A. HAnHlr, daughter OF ihs late Thomas g. Hamblin.
Lxsxox-BoorH wednesday evening. February
a. at the residence OF Henry Nelson ESQ., by the Rev.
J. W shackisford, RoBssr Lsssox 70 MAar l. BoorH, all
-snl1xAs.--on Thursday, February %, at ST.
laps sy EsS D s RyEH AD
SHNHERp-KNxIsM -On Thursday, February 2S, At
g. Marks church, Williamsburg L /. By the Rev N.
liam Kennish. O. E., Central American explorer
g, BY the Rev Dr.. John Manning, Of Bay Ridge, l. L.
Mr. l. IL SMITH to Miss MARruA. youngest daughter Of
the late Winant J. Bennett Of Bay Ridge, both Of
swAM-BLAcEsuRs. lon Thursday, August TO- 1865,
by the R,v. 7. r. Hildreth, NJ: ANDREW SWAN, Of
Cornwall, Orange county N. y, TO Mrs.. ElIzABsra
BLACKBURN, Of New York city.
Newburg papers please copy.
VNGUr-FLoyD -On Wednesday evening, February
27, by the Most Row. John McCloskey, Archbishop OF
New York at the Church Of ST. Vincent dc Paul. GEORGE
T. vINGUT, OF Havana Cuba to SARAH AUGUSTA, daugh-
ter or David Van Horne Floyd OF this city.
VAN -OSDERDOSK.-0n Thursday, February
2S by the Rev. Mr. Brown, JEPrEasoS VAN NATTER, OF
New York city. to LIBBIE only daughter Of the late
John Onderdonk, Esq., OF Ramapo, Rockland county,
N Y.
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

The demand ior wheat in.ted but prices
without change. The sales embrace 00O bushels at 50
81 10 for wle Canada and 50 07 amber state Corn
sold ut the tribe lower prices but
subsequently ruled steady, nnd closed 81
81 10 for mixed wesern the sales were 5000 bushels In
Guiding mixed Western In store. at 81 U75f 81 1S do
aGnat 81 % 81 10 and Southern yellow nj 81 TO-
~Oats ru and fairly actlye made OF 5000
bushels at oac Csc for Wetern and 6Sc. roc for State
Canada free was disposed Of at eoc Rye cr but
quiet; Dcc sales OF QD bushels Western Sl 10
Barley In better deand the sales reached iD bush.
ell, Rf 81 Is 81 10 for Canada West, duty paid 9Oc
qac. do. in bond. Malt also active;
sales OF IL 90 bushels. at 81 ~.
Corr0y.-The market stili continued active and slightly
higher prices the closing Arm though
with less doing The sales comprised 50 bales, chiefly
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

Receipts and Disbursements at the Once Of
the Assistant Treasurer Of tho United
States nj New York for the Month Of JAM
mary, 1867.
January 81 1897 by balance. sos, 342 122
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

NEW YoRK, Fob. %, 1857.
The report which appeared In your pcos column yes.
terday, OF charge preferred against mo OF an atempto
exort money does me great injustice had large oes'.
ings with We parties question - brokers' They owed
mo baApce demanded what was legally and honesty
my duo nothing more. I did accuse Mcsra Nicholas
shs charge they indicted and are soon 70 b tried
The New York herald., 1867-03-01
STEAMER SUMMED AT EVANSVILLE.

CINCINNATI Feb. %, 1851.
The steamer Laura Fsnton, lying At Evansville, this
mon-e ~sught nrs and burned 70 the waters edge
me s Hsu nsrge.Srgo for Memphia She was valued 81
ss''vV" fs""'v is~nred. No nvsa wcre lost
The New York herald., 1867-03-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

r
BREADsrurrs-Reccpts $3.50 bbls four 1870 bags corn
meal 3C0J bushels corn, 1876 do rye, and 30 seed
The market FOR State and Western -four dull holders
were firm In their views, and made in
order to secure CUSTOM The sales 5000 bhls
subjoned quotations For Southern the demand was
moderate. but prices sustained The sales were
2tO bbls Rye our was steady, with fair demand FOR
small lots The sales comprise 400 bbs from 81 81
according to quality. Corn meal was slow of SALE hut
value. 800 bbls. caorc changed hands at DC M
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

BOSTON Feb 27--Arr schra w Rewlsy, Allen, james
RIVER. Clara Barrutt Philadelphia cid ahip CLYDE (Hrl
rery Fcrrcl via savannah; barks ssntnm tDu,chl Van
er.s Restless Br), Ingrahs risto b; Mary Plu-
mcrs Devcreanx HumAcoa, PR; II Kennedy 0eyer, HsS
Emssn, Irving savannah; May somers
Exprcss Rgown, PHILADELPHIA vt Wilmington, Del.
sid Wind INV 70 NV Steamship China (st Pnl; shpe
SDfAkoLx, SsC iS-cid ssir Ann Ievsrs, saairss.
KY WEST, Fob PAT sosrs rrorsu, x,oAo,s Brown,
Bayport (and Sid 2oh for Nyoyk) 21h, Hbro Plata Nuns
son Belize 70 distress 2ls sesptoat ranisa Martin. New
ssyxsSSfh, y:S ;ss is-Ar, A,.pssAs, ssyh.
ruer EYoEa Ga shig Black ritase ns) Grows, Liyet'
pool schrs silver Ben, Bailey orecnpolnG DAVID colnss
Vii Es-lr ;chr Frank Eny,s. co,lsr Boston.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21

- Cor. Gsasy has issued his psoc-
lspaslpn DECLARING Hen. Geo. Shass-
wssd Elected 70 The Snpfsms beach By
927 o. . msjsvfsy. The voss stands
.shssswo0d 265 ISL. Williams 266 S24,
total 534 SIS. The whole soss il the
State lees fall waa S97 ,370.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21

,n., - u has sssn dsaidsd thai the
Psssiasat's @esSags aad the annual re-
psSss from lac beads Of Dspag tmeuts
shall Res be sent 70 Congress NATL the
6ssishang of sksreguIAf session On the
6rsi Monasy In Dscembsr.