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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-10-16
From the Raleigh Sentinel.

Democratic Meeting in Charlotte.
The Seymour and Blair Club of this city
met at Oates Hall, on the evening of the
Il October, when,
On motion, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, An article recently appeared in the
raleigh SI9HCt5d, the organ Of the Radical party
IN tA.s state, supposed 10 bc edited inspired
in part, by ". ". Holden, acting Governor, and
". y. Coleman, Attorney General, making a
wholesale charge Of impurity, corruption and
prostitution III ehe grOssest and most obscene
language again5. the women OF North Carolina.
Now, therefore,, be it
Rrsored By the Seymour and Blair Club Of
Charlotte, That we denOunce the said charge as
false and mOnstrOus beyond anything known III
the history OF infaGy. That 1t Is disgrace to
cTiiZGtiOn, an outrage upon the common dCcen-
vies of life, sander so foul, comprehensive and
unblushng that it shocks the moral sense OF
every decent man, white or black, wherever it
may bG known
HesOtred ID. That We execrate and despiso its
authors, sympathisers and tolerators as wretches
too vie and abandoned to be worthy the aesOcia-
ton of any man or woman who respec;s the
amenities o. life or the retinements of civilization
aud we therefore earnestly urge upon cur noble
cOuntrymon to refuse their society and assOcia'
ton, not only as to the authors of this slander,
who rever had admission into decent circles in
this State, but to all who approve or sustain with
their patronage, cOuntenance or support, this
u e sheet which eTnits such danlnlnG Ibels upon
their purity and talr lame; holding, as we do,
that those who sustain and defend a blackguard
and lar are responsible for his words and acts.
ReS0Ired, further, That We recommend the de-
cent citizens of North Carolina, of whatever party
or color, to denounca such conduct, by indigna-
ton meetings or otherwise.
The meeting of the Club was stimulated
by speeches from Gov. Z. B. Vance, Col
H. c. Jones and Col. E. A. Osborne.
On motion of VIM. Boyd, Esq, it was
resolved that the Raleigh Sentinel and The
Charlotte city papers be furnished by The
Secretary OF this Club with the proceeding!
of this meeting, and every paper in tht
State approving the resolutions to copy.
JNo. Z. BROWN, Pres't.
,JNO. PHELAN, Sec'y.
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Housing CnhbnCes

Now that the time is approaching to save
cabbage for the winter, the following in
structions, which we clip from an exchange,
may be of value to some Of our readers in
the surrounding country:
''Prepare., straight slender poles (pine Or
other) three inches in diameter, of proper
length, say eight feet clear off your
ground, and commence as though you
were going to build a plain rail pen,
three-cornered, using two poles instead of
one, so as to make each side or wall double,
with space Of eight inches between the
poles. At one corner an opening is left
two and half inches wide, for door or
entrance. To close and make secure, a
cheap batten door may be made and hing
ed to posts or iambs fastened to the wall
of poles, after the fence is completed
The first tier or floor of poles having been
arranged, put on a row of cabbages, the
roots occupying the space between the poles,
and the heads turned in and pressed COM
pactly together. Cover the roots with fri
able soil, and place on another tier of
poles and cabbages, and continue filling up
the space each time with soil until you have
gained the requisite height. A few poles
rossthrown at the top and heavy covering
of pine tops, corn stalks Or any litter that
will furnish o secure covering, is all that is
necessary to complete the house. Corn
stalks, Or some other protection, should be
placed against the outside for fear of Sc
we're freezes, &c.
A trench should be dug around the out
side, and the dirt thrown against the corn
stalks. They will serve to render the floor
or inside dry.
The cabbages thus housed will be very
convenient of access in tmid-winter, and
will continue as fresh as if buried in the
ground. All that is necessary sis knife,
with which you sever as many heads as you
want ct time, leaving the stalks to give
you a supply of early colewort in the
spring.
MASS MEETING AND BARBECUE ON THE
24Tn. This demonstration promises TO be
one of the finest held in the State.
Besides an immense number of citizens
who will be in attendance, we have the
pleasure of knowing that many distin-
guished gentlemen Of the State have an
nounced their acceptance of the invitation
to attend and address the Mass Meeting at
that time.
Among those we are authorized to an
nounce, are the following: Col. r. Ell. Cow
an, Hon. J. r. Stubbs, Gen. III. w. Ran
som, Edward Conigland. Esq, Col. w. A.
Jenkins, Col. J. w Hinton, of Norfolk,
Va, Col. E. G. Yellowley, Major John
Hughes, Capt. J. J. Davis, COL Thos. S.
Kenan, W. N. Il. Smith.
The committee of Invitation expect in
few days to give the names OF many more.
Marlborough Somher7aer.
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The Age of PrOsress-Modern Improve
ments-The Facilities for TraveI-Thc
Grape Culture i'm SyyftZerland-Let FOrth
Carolina Heed and IncTease her Prcs-
perity.
The following letter from North Caro-
lima gentleman now travelling in Europe,
has been handed us by a friend, with per-
mission to publish, as the note which ac-
companies it will show. We avail ourselves
of this permission with pleasure, feeling
assured that it will prove of much interest
to our readers:
Editors Of the Journal:
1 have just received the enclosed letter from a
friend now travelling in Europe, and as it contains
someyery encouraging descriptions Of the Grape
culture as well as the general in provements of the
age, in steam and railways, [ send it to you that
you may, fyou please, make extracts from it.
Respectfully, ~
Wilmington, Oct. 9th, 18G3
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MARTINGY, SWITZERLAND,

OcI)tGIIDHI ZULu, 1COC. J
Ny Dear Sir 1t is just month now
provided you at home would get up as
early as We do here) since we parted. In
that time have made short visits at Bal
timore, New York, Long Branch, Liver
pool. Glasgow, Dunverncss, Perth, Eden
boro', York, London, Paris, Geneva and
Vevey-traveled nearly 5000 miles, and
have not really lost nights rest. All this
is due to modern improvements, and
mainly to the steam engine"
We had delightful trip across the At
lantic and here let me say tho days OF
side-rheet ocean steamers are numbered.
The Rhine (screw) burns IS tons OF
coal day ; the ''Scotia" (side-wholD burns
l3O tons a day, and cannot beat the
"Rhine " six hours i'll crossing the ocean
in good weather, aud, with head winds she
will be beaten. We left the dock at Jersey
City at one and & quarter 2. NJ, on We'd
nesday, and the second Saturday at one
O'Clock P. NJ, we were at anchor in Liver
pool. Take out five hours of difference of
time, and it would make it Friday at eight
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NEwBERN, n. G., Oct. 1O-P Ii

NEwBERN, n. G., Oct. 10-P III
In correspondence between General Miles and
Governor Holden, of this State, the latter states
that box of arms was recently found concealed
in this city by certain poitical organization.-
The arms referred to were found in q house used
for the meetings Of the "Union League" and
were concealed in a coffin. Several cofins, sup
posed to contain arms, have recently been sent
out in the county by prominent Radicals in this
vicinity.
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From WashingtOn,

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 10-Noon.
General Sibley's report, as published in tie
Chronicle, covers seven columns. The only affF
davit in which the white story is told is that Of
Mumford Spoore. The others 14) are from per-
sons who were attached TO the Radical process
sion, mostly freedmen.
Messrs schenck and Morgan have given an in
timation that they will not recommend a session
of Congress OF the 18th inst.
The recent local elections in Delaware indicate
O Democratic majority Of 5000.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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NOTICE.,
Oily

gEAVING RG>U1IED THE TIMBER INHpECT-
1 I INC BUSINESS, 1 would be glad to work
for all my old friends. will continue to sell,
fraa Of commissions for all who may favor me
with their patronage. Persons sending me their
PRODUCE will receive prompt personal atten-
ton. ". III. MONROE.
Wilmington, n. G., Sept. 4th, 1868.
sept w3m
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OHIO.

Gratifying Progress of the Democratic
Canvass in Ohio.
Special Dispatch to the World.
CLEVELAND, o., October 6.-Ohio swarms
with Democratic speakers, and in each
township and city in the State, night and
day, the Democracy gather together in vast
and enthusiastic crowds. From all quar-
tors we have words of good cheer. The
accessions to our ranks are instant and nu-
merous. and everything looks encouraging
for victory on Tuesday next. Judge Rufus
P. Ranney spoke to an immense gathering
at Ravenna yesterday. Mr. Pendleton
speaks at Elyria tomorrow. Attorney
General Stanbery is daily on the stump,
while Ewing, Pugh, Thurman and others
are received with. the widest acclamations
by the people.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-10-16

Great Meeting in Youngstown-Forty
Thousand Democrats Present Addresses
by Mcssrs. CIyncr, Pendleton. Esothe and
Others,
Special Dispatch to the World.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., October 5.-The Dem
ocratic demonstration here to-day was the
largest ever held in Northeastern Ohio
Fully forty thousand Democrats were in
counsel. Hon. Hester Clymer, of Penn
sylvania, made telling speech. Hon. G..
Ii. Pendleton followed in mastery argu-
mont. Hon. E. Rothe of Wisconsin, spoke
to an immense German crowd. The Rad
icals arc dispiritcd. We will carry Ohio
for Seymour and Blair sure.
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DIED,

n this city, on the morning of the % instant
rNRFET B. infant son Of kob't B. and J1cey
Wood. AGED 8 months and 16 days.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.

From Gecrsio-in Order from General
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,ggEGHEsTER REPEiTIyG RIFLES.

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-10-16

Tomorrow night We viii sleep eight thou
sand feet higher up, and be surrounded
with snow. This place is in ten miles Of
the present terminus Of the Middle Rail
road line, being built through these noun
tains to connect London and Paris-on
one side-with the East via Italy-and on
the other via the Red Sea.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-10-16

STILL THEY Con1E.-Twenty-six (26) white
men, citizens of Yancey county, publish a
card in the last issue of the Rutherfordton
Vindicator announcing their withdrawal
from the League, and their determination
to cooperate with the true Constitutional
Union party, and to vote for Seymour and
Blair. =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

THIS b gfvs notice that on the th day Of Nover
L Der, A D164S Wasraet N Bankruptcy r. sued
the esats Of homes II. Faean. st ssnt, Lee county
and stAte Of Iowa, asd kd~srd fsaan. Of M.mphts
Tsunesee Who have been adJudgsd bankrspts their
owa petitions That .hs payment Of any debts and de
livery OF property ba,ongisk 10 gu baakrupts to
them or o thsr and ths transfer ofany property ty
.hem b lbrbidden BY Law. that neetnG OF the cred
eor u ~ .ad hshkupss prove IN ir dsbss and 70
chooes assxnees Of their etates will be held
he Court Of pey, be hoAah 1t thu Office
eAs nsskss n D,nk. uptcy, 10 tAs c,tg u Ks,kus,
Teva. 1sMr grhn DvH-s, Rsgsta, % the l7ak ~ u
JanaaEy, D feds, st 10 0'ctrck 4 =.
CIV. CLARK, USN,
l. &c -SoH. Deputy.
6ecl-4v.Rnea
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! eaanaane aSaunA.

As@ z ea0A0oe 6 AuraA.
The 9th of Dsnsnbsr being the pastoral
feast Of the Ceshslic Church in the United
States, sesvics will Be held At St. Peter
Church this Tuesday, morning ~ 10 clock,
and the celebrated l2.k Msss Of Mozart viii
be sung, under the direction Of Mr.. Reps
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08
Ra.claelor's Hair bye.

This splendid hair Dye Il best In the world: the
only aud perfect Dys harmless. reiiaee, nstar y
oeous no disApposntn ridiculous trte rsansdsl
he III effects Of bad dyes inyigorstss Asd leaves the
Hair soft and bese,iful biaeA or Irorn. Fold by al
Druggists and and properly applied At HATCH
iorc's Wig esctory, No 10 Bond street, Nsv York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

W. are glad 70 learn that At the eolicita-
tion Of our sslirs har Judge Tracy has ap-
pointed our frisad, Lee R. Ssalon, Esq, As
sistast Prsssentor in the courts here. Mr..
Seatoa has had very considerable experience
- 0tats'a Attorney, having filled The place
- - yssfs wkils 10 the west. He will
d,scAsrgs tie duties 81 NJ new place salts
kctosily and wellsN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

CHsxns o. Tlnn-Trains on the Keokuk
/ st. Paul Railway, on and after this morn
ing, leave Ksokuk at 815 .. m. and 2:l6 r.
N. See time card.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

HAssH, lri4y, &sd-loohing, and difiicsii
to Al &k8ssout Aon The use Of ayes
49, u A&mAu hair. A restorative on the
contrary, like IN admirable preparation
known ~ +" Barrett's Vegetable Hair Re-
rorstivs," rendprss it soft, slosg M hxu-
RANT -SpriaqAssd Repdtiicdn. rddvlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

Dos'r forget to call on vencill, Jones I
Co., for clothing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

JAxuARY, lse9.-Lovry, Of the News De-
poe, Has placed upon our table Godey's and
Peterson's for January, 1869. We haven't
had tims TO sxamine them, but We recon-
mend that you call At the depot, on Second
street., and get them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

QusraLr K.,nrp!-On Thund4H the q
inst, near Lewis, Cass county, George Dyer,
aged 20, led col. TO we'll 70 ~ster il; ar
ri,i,g ssths spN snd finding no shi.china
post, Ks'xooS<1 iks halter strap and slipped
il s,srthp nek. While dp~ine the pass'
tfs Sok Sad&suiy sacersd, dsshed o. IN frsn.
~, dragged the dooaed boy by the neck fol
hundred yafds, and striking bis heat
against trtgAiA sseh vielsace q 10 iii
him almost jnstantly.
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AMERICAN HOUSE

kt1spStUns N 0SSs
fAs Ea,vest Eyst- Ctass Hoase il Eeso 1hiand.
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
| v SINGLE APARTMENTS. with BotAixo and Water
i.sN Lswn nf0a soN Props's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

~. Loan Cattle market
ny Telegraph 81 LOUIS, DC. =
Hoss-Kxstted aud hlshss, fAr y god sAstcs
is<De sxtr. Sk 5.
|. -nossrsts ssppy: Aas for prins 70 ehsss sa
tn scArce and De0iAal 81 14Ook. Ms nsSs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

t.hnIs ~. lspafnu 4 ksskat iaalse

1sUWU - Wv4eW - Hps4A1
~
non ROY. Arfivssse Saturday ss3 Mtdnee-
i.ys Il o'cissk n =, - uspsrtsse Aeaday
and 9hursday, II o'clock :. -
AmDY y0RN1ON, Arrives - Sunday
std7 kf61sat . o4iG4k p. ~ md Dsparts On
Tuesday snd Friday, = I n.
IboY DeRTn1M Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, It ,. n, ssd Departs % wsdpss-
day and Saturday, 1t .. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

AccIDerrAiIY Sncr -Jno. Hodges, :
youth sbess fisssn pears Of age, was shot BY
The sccidssaa dtseharss Of rssoivss yes
terday Afternoon, at Nra LAvrsacs's Photo
graph GALLERY, On Third street, Al ths tins
the ecciesnt sccusrsd liz ~ AissnpuAg 70
force into cae Of the barrels cart, idge that
vas 10 lasss. Tie wos~d Inflicted, which
VS. y the left hasd, u . pretty severe
though Soe dangerous one, being confined 70
the 6sGhy peft. This 10 another isstaacs Of
the result ef carslsasnsss 10 handling Gre
arms. from which 20 many. especially boys,
have suffered. Pho youth il brother Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-08

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to So -. - ii
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within the townships of jackson, nes Moi.
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halt Of Jefferson, IN Half Breed trnC
with date Of transfer, placed on Sle for
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