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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07

MAGISTRATES. Gov" Holden has al.
pointed the following Magistrates
Cumberland Cou,1ty.-Wyhe L Roads
Mathew N Leary, Jr, Robert Simmons.
Andrew Chestnut, Thos Ii Lomax, JOIN
Watson, Albion G Thornton, Jacob Rear
don. David Bryant, Ambrose Overbaugl.
James Calhoran, Lewis w Levy, Andre1
Ray, James Tindale, VIM Ratley, Barnard
Powell, Daniel G Mcneil, Elias BAILEY
John r Tolar, Hiram Tolar, VIM n Wade
Lovid Goodwin, Henry Wiliford, John
Daughtery, Hector Strickland, VIM Hal,
Levi Hall, Joshua Evans, Daniel Horn
Lovid Blackman Jr, James Easom, Jl
Gabriel B Farmer, Lovid Blackman, S.
Daniel West, Newsom Terry, AnthoDy
Edwards, Ihos Cowans, Daniel G Munro,
Jno Ray, (Tailor) Daniel Il McGilI, Dave
Kivvitt, James Thomas, Alfred Leonard
Calvin Balm, Marble N Taylor, james ;
Parriss, John McLaurin, Isaac Culbretl
Robert Royals, Samuel Burnett, WiIso-
Davis, James Tolar, and Fendleson Nor
rison.
For Robson County, -Thos NJ Watson
Jas D McAlester, Patrick Lowrie, Chas
Barton, Neil Mcmillan, Jesse OxendiDe
Hugh G Inman, Andrew ThompsoI
Edward K Proctor, Eli Brummell, Villa
A Stone, Kelliss Phillips, Sylvester a
wins, Allen Waters, Sr, Everett Phillip
Benjamin Leith, William McRae, Heci@
Mclean.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, Va.
TIME MKT SESSION WILL OPEN ON IH ttr

TIME MKT SESSION WILL OPEN ON I, ,r
3rd Thursday in September, and close Oh '-
4th Thursday of June. pra...
dent, and of Professors of Latin, Greek, Ma
matics, Modern Languages, Moral Phllosot.
History and Literature, Applied Mathe ma AZ
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and Law, Law .
Equity. These arc distributed into l: Fac9HTI
Arts g. Faculty of Science |; 8. Faculty OF +.
losophy and Literature A. Faculty OF Law r..
each Of the above departments is G0nferredf Ma
ter ~ Arts is open to students in all the courses
the department of Science are also conterISH"d I
Professional Diplomas of Civil Engineer a uJ
Mining Engineer, In which, as in other BRAN ~ m
of Applied Mathematics. complete courses -
struction are given. .poo1,s al h.
The necessary expenses, exclusive OF Do .L" G :.
Clothing, need not exceed $500 or 500 Ior Wv
legiate year. For particulars, apply E 10
L. ~ Lexington, Va;
Aup ~"~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07
JOHN A. OATES, Sec'y.

Long Branch has produced ten ENGAGE
ments up to date.
Plain waterfalls have fallen, according to
fashion authority.
Brignoi is to give concert at Saratoga,
in August.
Forney still demands the blood of the
"seven traitors.
The funding bill Is anything but re-
funding bill.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07
" Us Caspet-Baapers ,,

1t Wonld seem that the ignorance, i'm
pertinence and perfdy of ''us carnet.bap.
gers" would never cease to become the
shining marks of Northern ridicule and
wit. Beginning with their appearance as
4" Constitution Makers" in the so-called
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07
in the fortvseyenth section of said act, be strick

in the fortyseventh section OF said sct, be stlcK
en- out
.sSec. q. That the registers in bankruptcy shall
have power to administer oaths in ell cases and
in relation to all matters in which oaths may be
admin;stered by commissioners or circuit courts
Of the United q ates, and such commissi oners
NAV take proof of debts in bankruptcy in all
cases subject to revision Of such proofs by regis
tiers by court according to the provisions OF SAID
ookC
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07

The accession TO power of the Radicals
in both our county and city will necessi-
tate an almost total change in all the offices
OF the two governments. This win throw
ont OF employment large number OF most
worthy gentlemen, some OF whom from age,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07
WEBSTER INSTITUTE,

KEN ANSVILLE, n. e.
THIRD SESSION WILL COMMENCE sL-
7th, 1868. Apply for Circular to Prof, \;
Webster, or r. w. MlLLAh"t.
aug z w.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07

Berthold Auerback, the charming move
clans only give him Q few weeks Of life.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07

The Connecticut Legislature doe'l
show any great haste to prosecute the u
vestigation into that mutilation OF IL.
election bills which they were so prompt u
charge upon Democrats.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07

A young woman in Chicago has success,
fully prosecuted a rejected admirer as
nuisance. His offence consisted in BIZ
teaching half dozen parrots to screett-
out in chorus, "Homely Polly, home!
Polly, Polly lives across the street.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07
OUR RALEIGH CORRESPONDENCE.

The Carpet-Baggers and the Force BILL
The Ku-Klux.-The Legislature and the
Electoral Vote.-Chief Justice Pearson
Showing his COlOrs-I'he Asyiums'-At-
torney General Coleman in Disfavor'-
The Carpet-Baggers after the Treasury
The Democratic Convention, &C.. &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07
The state Convention.

From the interest and enthusiasm mani
tested by the Democratic Club, we think
it pretty we'll fixed that New Hanover will
send up very large delegation to Raleigh.
A Committee are negotiating with the
Railroad authorities, and the Committee
of Arrangements will have the music, ban
ners and transparencies ready. Neighboring
counties have been written to join with US
in this excursion, and we believe the
Democracy of the lower Cape Fear are pre-
pairing to cheer the hearts of their friends
throughout the State.
What say our Charlotte, Salisbury and
Greensboro Clubs to meeting us at Raleigh,
and let us have an old fashioned Mass
Meeting, which were the sure forerunners
of success in the olden time. Let US all
meet in Raleigh, and in tho presence OF
the men who disgrace the State of North
Carolina and render her Capitol y-word
and reproach, let us mutually pledge to
rescue the good Old North State from the
polluting embrace of carpet baggers and
scalawags.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07
Hon. o. H. Dockery.

scalaWags.
Hon. o, H. Dockery
We believe in giving credit where credit is due.
We are gratified to learn that Mr.. Dockery has
been decided in his advocacy, before the Recon
struction Committee and elsewhere, of the re-
moval of disabilities from ali whose names were
presented. His conduct in this matter is in IA
vorable contrast with that of hon john pool.
We heartily endorse the above from the
Raleigh Sentinel, and to prevent any future
assumption that the compliments of two
such "Rebel " sheets have injured the
prospects of the denomination of Capt.
Dockery, we will state that it is already ar
ranged to defeat him. That gentleman,
we know, is too discreet not to have dis
covered the influences to which he was in
debted for his nomination and to appre-
ciate the fact that the purposes have had
their desired effect, and he must give way
to the carpet-baggers, who have the con-
troll of the organization of most of the
counties comprising this Congressional
District.
To be more explicit, Capt. Dockery was
nominated by the friends of General Alb
bott, in order that his election might in
jure the chances of his father, General
Dockery, for the Senate. In this calcula-
ton Abbott did not count without his
host. He having now secured the Sena-
torship, New Hanover, Sampson, Bruins
wick, Bladen, Cumberland, Harnett coun-
ties, and probably others, which are under
the entire control of carpet-baggers, will
secure the nomination of certain carpet
Dagger of this city, who only postponed
his " aspirations and his claims to further
the schemes of Abbott. So, whatever
might have been the course of Dockery, it
is not in the programme that he shall be
his own successor. How long Lash and
Jones, the other old citizens, scalawags
though they be, will be permitted to go to
Congress, if not beaten by Democrats, we
know not. Certainly no longer than the
miserable vultures can feel certain that
those Districts are ripe for their attacks.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

~ The ea, rso loa9 ne & hair @ o3's % ggS3 1''' H., erect, .si
TIE horns ore ha Che nose l. @ Tye make, an effort bruh
mer of Iaess a'r 1Pf 5o1bt te ao.t reliable distinguish.
.- -rl.gt.dy Afforded Dry the 1'nn"nc'ei ~
t q, irsr lrates ors tcmeatafe nn,l nkleI WA, ..l
100 thr '', a.,a.' 80. IA, gone up to ogo Fahr
u. 'fes5 Hos ass ~ sa, o. diseased sna .. d,"9-dd d
nd. nn bs s resistance o. hesh The lean meat IL Of hISss ma.
ssDy color sRd SsE % sye SG S n na Pus @ but deep
seated muscles snd especially The isieTeasa mmse' % O' VI"
ms 6g ica and Dur.i' acid i ,n ae;olGts and
a@s all as i"ts ,Ss 1oo SS hat !" gG L u Tie
peci their o'' have been @ 70 n % bos ten prr cent Of
caroc au-dnt A6sa The ysd' vhsTs i{ are f W. ne
, Of he pure acd With three is own weight o sal SOFA 70 ~
NE dd:e i.uoi aec,.ag al-seya eae' have rs'ovssd
immediate observation ll't oS't .I M, Nstonsl
3royaps instances the iea'ei caite nave .s.n
S 3e fondss abandoning the upland Pasnres aud eenhng
themselves 70 t sat marshes and y 10 @ he
isI salt literally supplied ard reeoye.y vas 1'et ,s ne @ 1
vih sPez positively with respect TO !l H. ss esp,a,
% anbterr presence The at bal nearly recovered we
e.e "a & Ian meat lin retained Of the Characteristic
bo oior he dessr The showed ulnAahe m1rAs o.
interesting disease hs place. leaving fall details for description " our
Ne ssy@ reason 10 believe that Assistant Commissioners have
very faithful in e'eeutihg our INSTRUCTIONS orrl
point movement and marketing Of cattle eue'sa
e VS' Hssp as,T % e" Tor tSe Metropolitan udsuga
y ssssn avs p p% sIi the ls Of the metropolitan District from the Dan
have donb that The meat now H
N the markets Of that District iound aad healthy than Vas
even before the outbreak of this disease ,,,..u,.,
m, committee FOR seienfe cation under The Metronoan
Board cansed extensive senes Of resehes uu vi
spneson Of Dr. Of that Board regard TO me 'hrA
escopie pathological chsrActesiies Of hs d'ea
accurate drawings 70 be ,lsiebed TO G
IN the several and ns7aes th Ae
sdeos when published vP an exhaustive tFgIb T b
senet.fy NJ well ss 10 scientific men n. X. PtrElCK
hN@''' - } STANTON GOCIp,
vi Cont Comm ssI0rera
PROCI AVIATION BY THE GOVERNOR OF KEN
TUCKY.
Gov. Stevenson has issued n proclamation
forbiddng tho importation Of cattle into Kentucky JC
he rri srty d0gs from any state or locality where tuc
isease il pTeynlent and earnestly nvokos all the clNl
Officers OF this commonwealth, and the other good leoS
thereof 10 see that this injunction Is respected anu
Obtycd.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
Ntc.Y0rh S,pt 5. 1863 nee No'nn.. !" m" .
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR OF hEn
THE DEATH or COZ. CAMERON

LETTER FROM GEN. WADE HAMPTON OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The Times last week inserted core
spondents article signed HobOken," asserting nnqna-
Gedly that Wade Hampton, at the battle OF Manas
sas in cold blood and maliciousy shot Mt Cameron the
brother OF the Secretary OF War II seemed so utterly IN
consistent with Gen. Hamptons vel known character
for bravery and honor that inclOsed him the article
and send you his answer. I am thorough Repub-
lean as any man be, but despse, ~ trust all our
party do such malignant and unustInabe attacks upon
the honor and integrity OF an opponent J. H. p
Nclc- York, Sept g.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

SIR: Your letter mclOsing an article from The
Times of the Eth inst has just reached me- and II IS
due to you that should acknowledge the civility
you have shown IN calling my attention to tins at
tack upon me- feel such profound contempt for
The Tes and other papers Of that sort that should
not have humbled myself to notice the article in
question nor should do so now but TO respond 70
your letter This do frankly and pronounce the
statements made by Hoboken," in reference 10 my
self at the battle of Manassas as utterly false To
be more specific, ! assert that never commanded,
at any time, the Black Horse Cavalry" that my
command in that fight was a regiment of infantry
that never shot at Col Cameron, and that never
saw him. to my knowledge, while alive or dead.
Thanking you for yOur kindness in sending me the
paper, am very respectfully yours,
WADE HAMPTON.
los II PATTTN. FeQ.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
L. 8 steamship De sots Bogg.. Philaielpbs
Steamship Colorado, CuttEg Liverpool Aur % mdse and p.
Steamship william r. Clyde Powell WILMINGTON G.. naval iera
Steamship Saratoga, Alexander Richmond mdse aud pass
Steamship T. c. Knight Deutz Alexandria, mdse aud pass
Steamship Neptune Baker Boston indse. and pass
Steamship Galatea, Nye, Providence, rnise aud pasH
Steamship AlAauOss. Davis Pall River
Bark Whitney Bshelrd SeaSitas days. sugar o
Bark Dency Higgins Hsyana ~ DAYS mosses
Brig Maria Wheeler Wheeler, BsT. G. b. II DAYS r,fu
port bark Pheua for Neaiork IN DAYS schr
Brig Ida ~ Comery Mcclellan, Cos Bay b. days coal esr
J. 40 miles f. Of Georges Shoa passed Br brig Sidney, boiB
Brig Sabine. TerrO Cog Bay G. B., lOdsrs coal.
Scb Jefferson Borden Han Leghorn W rags JOS.
81 company With the bark Henry r. Lord Of Philadelphia
SchE 81 Hubert Terso Cos Bsy G. B. gdays oJ.l
Schr John Meier Barlow Bay Islands Hon Is las eoeospa
Schr Wm o. lisb RsthbHn. Jack souvie dsrs.l lumber
scHooSBKF-hyEk CoAsTwIsE
s. c. Loud, Bargor Henry cole yirdnia
Emily ., Deuis0n Neyhefen. Eurotas. Jacksonville.
Sunny Side Falbayen. Harry Landell, AieIatdra
Haze, Greenwich. NcTa Hilshoro.
Sylvester Hale Tahntoo Hester. Port Chester.
Oscar &. Acken Stamford Gale. Bradford.
Robert Smith. PoTtlsId Belle sesInau Hev.IIsssu
T. N. Wells, Portland c. Judge IVpknson, Defby
Henry J.. Russell Portland. c.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CRARLRsToN, Sept GAuyei steamship Monterey Sop yrYr,
Sailed. scbF Wapela. for NeH-lork.
BosToS. Sept 6Arye steamship SalIoE from Yorl tps
William Mason, Foglone Islands
FOREIGN PORTS.
FsTnER PoSr. Sept 6Ile steamship AsFaVisa hIs psisd s
point, lngardboagd.
SPOKEN.
Sept lat 20 90 Ion g. brig Daisy, o. days from Busard bcns
Baltimore.
sept 81 o. lon 70 H. ship Alice Thorndhs tof Rocllar
Aug 80 lat % 90 lon 7s % poke sclr Mary Collins,
for Boston.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
THE CATTLE DISEASE.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE CATTLE-PLAGCE
COMMISSIONERS.
The Cattle Plague Commissioners have made

OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE CATTLE-PLAGEE
COMMISSIONERS.
The Cattle Plague Commissioners have made
the following report
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sp1ointel uud he sc ~ the leg
Of New lOk Iised April ~ 1866 fr tie
on spread rlnierDest and other Infections dses-hang
since Publication of their regulations on ihe Hh August bal 90
leaning much ree,tug history and the ereHisuecs attending
The anxiety Of farmers part
obtain information respecting ~ have ieenr 20
communicate the following facts l tue nioImauol ol teh - ore
l. Hor tss dis1aa is communicative Lave heard Of
the disease having bcen taken W animal hat li not
with We
authentic evidence that have passed road dr
ping their thereon have communicated the disease 20 native
cattle passed tue road 4 aeIUad We have
ct Hb@iiF tie negative testimony bot IN
regulations have acted he disease could be thas
Sick and healthy animals have been gc together n
sre o qsuae ys la % DO case have iAe lthy animals
ve'd deVclopei The derasc
The disease aggravated by motion au9 ael0ratci by fresh
retnSe We Vhieh
OF
drink With and fresh MR. they L6re Invariably
covered spee while those which have exhibited the sane symptoms
and have zone forward GO 100 NILES ule have
the disease mot maga form and a' tet
necessary e tle boae boiling establishments tn tt
fore The rtcr - the d01e 20 withdraw ne cattle ron
o tbe earliest symptoms And 'e ltM 70
The hf fg.enic measures above spoken ~
me Edrirst symptoms CJ f DafClhs LTt symptom o Tie
.rsse sefd ly and by Assistant Commission
appearance Of stgu0 aud Vcarutss, which j. urn4IAbf
times occurs ctd bat The stupid stare ef the ea.
Affected b. df,Ie ou The iTou siare pouee
d, srro src co., strong cHo mat 10 dhug "hcn
ae oGen fLc GoppBfs usually dry tesntf and
commonly called hlhekWatT Ib-
BhptoM sIOi loutitf an"Js ttll ~ tht t"b fhso "'
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
THE wALI,sr BOND RoBBERY.

George Boyce and Henry Wllmot, charged
with stealing s2 600 worth Of United states Bonds from
the banking house of Thomas Norris No 10 Nallst' n
T last were brought mp Tor examination, ou Saturday.
Tic pr,ouers said that Sergeant Slater who arrested
them attempted 20 blackuai them, aud that refusing
10 comply with his demands DO took them into custody
A there was no testimony aiduced - show any
crimuality on their part. and the terceaut refused
testify agnst them they were dlf,L"Is'u -! justice
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
PASSENG Frs ARRIVED.

BROM BREMEN, Sept SIN steamship AnersC " Pelsnefe,
wife John Irge C. g. H-inskss daughter and servants Mrs Ron
deuuck Jacob Trans aud Phpp De Der
mann nuunghaus Matilda uuiug ghaus Hr Kennedy, MI A.
R, Mr. Guness Hugh Nook A. kheT A. Beueci Ezs Hepke
mann A. Sophie Meyer and Koief Pointer lra
rclmann and wife, ere senh aud eli d. Mlde DoTmag NJ
nInaInn
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
tAuIognremclN

CmGL AND FEVER, or Fever aud Ague as
veil as Irsnnlni Remsoi fe,ss -recoAy cured h
pr D. jaws Aces uIrrw, without liability Ct retain. So'
eeyNhrie
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

u. Il. BNGNCM's residence, ut Bridgeport
Conn As saved u lars TUESDAY night lasi by the BuKGI
AiAKH TslrCNArn wh.h us,er bA, and neTeT can fall
r. HOLNss, No 2ol BoAdwsy
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

4pe SDL 4pn. sPm: as Ec:, mesu. DS
Ads, Se' 'souiyS% s%,lJs TwPM SS??49 10 S.,
No, 9%sl1FF 1FF::::i:;@sw :iN@ Stws'N ksgsw ~ : ssS
Nelhes1J :, h'WH' lGQi 10 10. 10. 10.
Thursday ..."E e, M ihvw 'Fst1 i0 no lO 10.
TndaI' ''''' V' yNXv a. TiO TO- o. ACC
T"s Distance Travelled s9 So DAY mean z4l1I piles 9, Mn
RearG.-Rsn Aug Ji JshoEe aoiansn hoaIs sn % %
JSnh ia inch Rain on Sept (, and showers unraOh
2? hours and depth, 6i2 9sher I0 u & IT,
& n hon AMI ~ inmates deptb 53 inches 10 August th
r,p on i6 6days-4G sho~si duration ~ hont ana " -
igb,s D ID lllOT much 0n.hs',sl ~
nkl. ~ he noon lights Sept rom 1903 20
10 m Lunar halo ~ ~ minutes Pt moIglli t y"
i,et diameter AZ. breadth olhng, yo color white
pz.,ry % lia-wKsr rENsrI BHise 0f+f
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
HOME NEWS.
THg WEATHER

Rrs.Nu5h go S's,s,s' S,ss ts% At - b a
ue conoy , o5dy 10 sunset Byenng-Ceari te
,osdy i.tS etb MorungCsari hts 'londy 10 10 ~ A G
~ 10 Tbc Late stofrnThs continued With bot little inter
70 80 iiag ~ rain lGl The 81 10 go ~; On
n, s tns 10 e., quantity dnng i sho eIoo tan ~ uSi G
Ie ~. Total rain depth Ineses The ram en
someniaes t % s an During 10 months from February
se az Isp1 AZ Ffrpay had inches Of rain February 1907 otlo
months es than the above notable storm
,ryrp., p,pK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
r., 49, IA an abstract recorded observations at the CtnIN
tie week enling oauu"J n'p' - N'
Uigbt 81 gronui above the sea. ~ ieet
I.git Of fiDs,fuments above The Hroual % 'eL
iiissb, ~ ofirst-sntn,s above the sra 81 bet .u
y.,,isS. 40 ~ SCI n Longitude, 20, 81 @' w.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

GREAT BARGAINS are off red daily ip
" TEAS. COFPLES NACKEREL FLOUR SUGARS and aD atag
ofGROCEBIES at celebrated cheap cash stores of THOhss
AGSEW corner Gle:nNch -ui MaTty-sts, SeE-loFk
40 TO MACFARLAND's BOOK-ST0HB
" o Tw az Broadway al get 60r efes'asia
FRENCH NOTE PAPER
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
TURKISH BATHS, No. l3 Laight-st., New

RsorsSsD Rssoy,rsD, AND IEPRo,sD
BoIn- Gtub GbeA ", to9y Nc. Ltdts, oi ia NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
Tur Rrrrrnrp MANS CunsE, in the shape ,

the NCAfrfL Ih'th thr u
fond or The of this paper under special N"tre We ad
parents Teachers aud especially every one interested IN Rupture
read
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
CARBOLIC ACID,

Tie ure gaed prepared to supply tie powerful u''i,,
nl Au,,eptc cARBoLTC ACID ofon 10 sOpsr paay a,
price, from 90 cent.io 81 per gallon.
cheaper AeJ, efsail nhts FOR use Sioes Its
Stables Sewers &C. Tile 20 ssl 20 per A' s''S
in d,eilms, sai by The medical profession.
Pull directions for attached to eseh package
We permitted refer B. Lneoa esq Presderi Dr.
Da.os Sanitary Sapt, Dr. Elisha Harr Registrar ysogeris
Boan of Health. Y p Chandler D. Nt,, Co
umba College aud chemist Board ofHealh RaDeh ss
ry sup; Chesso; snow Sanitary suPt,
PAGE. KIDDRR L 60. No. i3s Mlieul,ne
CARB0LIC ACID.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
cHURCH OF SAINT MARK.

A new Roman Catholic Church, near Sleeps
head BAY. L. j. neat pleasant house with accomm'ua
tion for $50 persons dedicated yesterday by thC
Right Rev Bishop Lougn Of BROOKLYN nm MIhe 9astor o
~ cburcb fbe Rev r. Moran, celebrated the Mass ans
Rislop IOughlin preached o sermon. INC k5Y. WI
Keeg5n of tic Church OF the Assumption brookyn, @s
rcent The services throughout were OF an Impressive
and interesng character aud audience OK over toO
fl.ir attention.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

ORR PATENT BRvEL EDGE PLAYING CARDS s5p'h"
.ry,hs IN the market cheaper than house Ia the ua"
JOHN J. LEVY C..
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
ST. GEORGE's CHURCH.

st. Peters Episcopal Church in West Twen-
teth-st between the Eighth and Nuthays, had fair
attendance at the morning and evening services The
Rcv Alfred e. Beach preached each time Iu the after
noon there oatechsn recitation after which twenty
ufs NCpre bapf1se1
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1868-01-11

ratio whites, who, in their dark and de-
vious ways, were not always able, let
us charitably suppose, to tell black from
white. This social equality has not been
sought by us, but they have run after
us; and though we are now emancipated
and free, they haven't stopped"
A voice-"We'll stop it when we get
the testimony"
"Yes, that's so. They better not come
my way even now. We say to them,
let us alone; we don't want any mix
ture. If they had left me alone, I might
have known what color l was; but as it
is, my greatest trouble is to keep my
hair just right. Don't talk about social
equality. If I was white man in Ken
lucky would hide my head wouldn't
mention it with so many evidences
standing around of my social equality.
We don't want any more of it. Keep
on your side of the line ard we'll keep
keep on our side, and in the course OF
time we'll get back where God left u.s."
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1868-01-11
Mr.. Stewards Purchases.

A Washington despatch to the EOen-
ing Post says; 1t appears that the new
Danish Minister, who arrived few days
ago. was unaware that there WAS 4ny
difference between the Executive and
Congress regarding the purchase of the
Island ofSt. Thomas. His friends say
that Secretary Seward has so represen-
ted the matters to-the Danish Govern
ment as to leave the impression that the
treaty would be quickly ratified by this
Government. Immediately after his
arrival here, the Minister called upon
Mr.. Seward to consult with him in re-
gard to the matter, but the latter plea
ded an extraordinary pressure of public
business, and bowed the Danish Minis
ter out very politely, and up to the pre-
sent time he has been unable to gain
another audience, or TO learn officially
the condition the treaty. This is true
statement of the case, AS learned from
persons connected with foreign lega'
tion here, and among the Foreign Min
listers the matter has excited consider
able comment.