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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-05-15
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Congressional, &c.

From On-COngressiOnal, &c.
WARRINGTON, D. c., May 13-P. M.
SENATE-A communication from General Grant,
covering voluminous information from the South
ern States, was referred to the Military Commit
tee.
The Chair presented the Constitution of South
Carolina, which was referred to the committee On
Territories.
A Joint resolution received from the Ohio Legis-
lature looking to the preservation of life water,
was referred to the committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Sherman presented resolutions from the
Ohio Legislature protesting against the recon-
struction acts and instructing her Senators, and
requesting her Representatives to vote for theiI
repeal; also, protesting against the limiting
the Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court Mr.. Sher-
man regarded this as extraordinary, and at his
instance it was tabled.
Forney's resignation was laid the table
against MIR. Cameron motion that it be accepted
Immediately.
A bill admitting Arkansas, after an effort to pass
it at once, was referred to the Judiciary committee
with instructions to report on Saturday, so that
the Senate could act on it on Monday. After
which the Senate adjourned to:saturday.
HousE-The bill admitting several Southern
States was taken up.
Mr.. Stevens offered the following amendment
Provided, That the provision of the seventeenth
section of the Constitution of the State of Geor-
gia shall not apply to debt due to any person
who during the whole time Of the late rebellion
was loyal to the United States and opposed to
secession.
Mr.. Stevens gave notice that he would call the
previous question this evening, in ordor that the
vote might be taken the first thing tomorrow.
Mr. Beck argued in opposition, making very
strong points.
Mr. Robinson followed. when tho House adj
iourned without seconding the previous question.
This mornings New York Times has tho follow
ing:
"Impeachment has failed. The postponement
of the vote until Saturday is a confession Of the
fact and the declaration on the part of the prose-
cution that it will not be taken even then, unless
conviction be certain, indicates belief that the
whole thing must be abandoned"
It is stated here to-day that member Of Con-
gress has received dispatch from Chicago, stat
ing that the Tribune, Republican paper of that
city, has come out boldly in support of the acquit-
tai Senator'S.
Hon. Horace Greeley, of the New York Trib une,
visited the House of Representatives to day.
Both parties seem equally confident of the final
vote on the impeachment of the President Of the
United States
High treasury officials oppose the new revenue
bill on account of changes in the appointing pow
1t has been raining here Throughout the whole
day.
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@ From the Nashville Dispatch.
Horrible Discovery-yVhat was Found
in a Truuk.


Lynnville. a little settlement" and
railway station on the Nashville and Deca-
tur Railroad, sixty-three miles from this
city, has been thrown into fever of ex-
element by most remarkable discovery
IN the house of a widow woman, Mrs.
Frances Strickland, who resides at that
place. A day or two since, the body of an
infant, badly decomposed and with both
legs severed below its knees, was found
slowed away in her trunk, and had appar-
emily been there a considerable length of
time, the guilty mother not having the
courage to undertake its removal and bur
lal. She was placed under arrest, along
with grocer named William Brickean,
during the war soldier of the Third Ten
nessee (Contederate) Infantry, who was al
legged to be the father of the apparently
murdered child. About two wears ago,
James Strickland, her husband, was found
dead IN the stable near his house, with his
throat cut from ear to ear, and no clue has
ever been obtained as to who his murderer
could have been. Strong suspicion now
rests on Brickean, as letters are said to
have passed between the guilty party pre-
vlous to the cruel death of MIR. Strick-
land. AT coroner's inquest, at which Jus
tees Wagstatf and Shields oficiated, yer
dict was rendered to the effect that the
infant was born of the body of Frances
Strickland ; that at the time of it's birth
1t was living child that wine of ergot
had been used by the mother, and that this
failing to have the desired effect, violence
bad been resorted to. Mrs. S. asserts tina
the child was alive when born, and tina
brickean was present at its birth Sh,
also alleges that he picked it up, and tina
when he returned it 10 her the child wa
dead. 1t is supposed he crushed it will
his hands. The affair has created goo,
deal OF excitement, and more development
are looked for.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-At the close Of our last
review the market ruled very dull under adverse
a declining tendency. 1t continued to rule mac
tive during the early part of the week, but on
Monday there was more frmness in the market
caused by favorable advices, and since then has
been quite firm, closing active on Wednesday at
40 cents. There have been no sales reported this
morning 40 cents is pretty freely offered, and
hands. The weeks transactions are / 1878 bills,
as follows:
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E E Y [ E w
OF THE
WILMINGTON MARKETS
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
May Ii, 1858.

TURPENTINE-Since the close of our last review
there has been some dullness in the market, and
as will be from table of sales below there
has been decline of 25@5O cents on former quo
tations-the sales since Monday having ruled at
81 for virgin, So 25 for yellow dip, and 50 for
hard. q $50 lbs, at which figures the market
closes quite firm, with steady demand for dig
filling purposes. The arrivals continue mesgre,
aud for the week just ended reach only $50 bbs.,
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DIED,

In this city. on the morning of the 11th inst, Of
consumption, Mrs. ANN ELIZA, wife OF Mr.. VIM.
J. Price, aged So years.
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Delegates to the N. C. Med. Society.

TT WILL BE TO THE ADVANTAGE OF DEL
Il egates to this Convention to take the evening
train on the 10Th, which leaves Wilmington at o
O'Clock, ana thereby avoid any deay IA
r-. Secretary.
194-1t-13.1t
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Markets.
NEW YORK. NAV 14-NoO

NEW YORK, May 14-Noon.
Gold 14O. Sterling Exchange 110{. Bonds
old, 1909 new 1O9s :; Virginia Skies 514. Tennes-
see Skies, ne " issue, 663.
Flour quiet and quotations unchanged. Wheat
is a shade better. Corn firm. Mess Pork quiet
at s28 so. Lard steady. Cotton-market is a
shade firmer-rniddling 5o@3oa cents. Freights
dull. Spirits Turpentine 80 cents y gallon
Rosin steady-common strained So Is.
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WILMINGTON MONEY MARKET.
MAR RIED.

At Christ Church, in Raleigh, at o'clock, A. NJ .,
on yesterday morning, by the Kew. DIR. Mason, Mr..
second daughter OF VIM. NJ. Boylan, Esq, all OF
that city.
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From the Tarboro' southerner.
Proceedings of the Finy-second ConVen-
,ion of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
Held in Calvary church. Tarhoro', N. u
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The Convention met pursuant to adj
journment.
The report of the Tellers of the ballot
for Deputies to the General Convention
was read and the following named gentle
| men were declared elected:
CIerical-Revs. r. S. Mason, ID, A.
A. Watson, j. B. Cheshire, DID,; Lay
Hon. W. II. Battle, r. II. Smith, A. j.
DeRosset, Robt. Strange.
On motion the Convention proceeded to
ballot tor a fourth Clerical Deputy.
After the ballot, Rev. F. M. Hubbard,
DID,, was declared elected.
On motion, the Convention went into an
election of Alternate Delegates to the Gen
eral Convention.
The following gentlemen were declared
duly elected
Clerical-Rev. J. G. Huske, Rev. E. M.
Forbes, Rev. r. E. Terry, Rev. B. s. Bron
son Lay-John Wilkes, John Hughes,
Kemp p. Battle, G. W. Mordecai.
On motion of Rev. B. S. Bronson,
ResolyeG That the committee on Education be
instructed to address an appeal to the different
Parishes soliciting their contributions to the aid
of the Education Fund.
ResOIred That a committee o. three be ap-
appointed to act in concurrence with the Rector
of st. Mary's for the securing of funds for the
education of young ladies OF the South
The chair appointed the following gen
tlemen to act as this com mittee:
Clerical. B. S. Bronson. NJ. A.
Curtis, ID. Lay.-Gen. W. r. Cox.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
until 10 o'clock. A. NJ, Saturday, to meet
in the old Church.
SATURDAY, May 8, 10 o'clock A. M.
The Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
On motion of W. r. Cox,
Resoleed, That tho next Annual Convention
shall be held in Christ Church, Raleigh, the third
Wednesday in May, 1869.
The special order for Il o'clock-the
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-28
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 90.

REsIsrER'sorFrcE. CARSON cIrr. Nrv. }
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Front Lode Consolidated Mining Company.
by Samuel A. Chapin, President. has this day
nied In this Office q diagram, together with a no.
tIce Of application for patent. from the United
States. under Act Of Congress. approved July
q, ls66, for three thousand feet Of q lode OF
quartz, commonly called the Middle Lode, and
known 40 the Uncle Sam, Senior, Company's
claim. more recently known as tho Hills, the
Chaplin. and tho Snnet Mining CompanleI sit
uated on Gold Canon. In Gold Hlll Mining Dis
triet, Storey county. Nevada, commanding at
point on the west aide OF tho Gold Canon road.
about ITS feet north Of the Empire NIL, NJ which
point tho quarter section corner post, on the
west limo Sec. 5. 7. 10. N. K 81 east. bears south
80 30 west 7f2 feet dis.ant-Epire OF the Catho-
lie Church bears north % west; thence running.
LIST course, north 20 30 west 2.oO0 feet 10 n stake
set at north end Of claim located So feet west oil
main street, Gold Hill. opposite the assay ONCE
Of the Rhode Island Mill; 2d course. commcne.
Ing again at the above named point (t7o fect
north Of the Empire Mil. thence running south
90 3v east 900 feet to q stake set In a small ra'
ylno about 100 feet north Of Seals Mill. Tbs
surface ground claimed with said mining claim
Is Described a. follows, to Wit: fifxttrnet-Com
nenclng at u point on the nrst course distant loe
feet from tho point Of commencement, thence
running, first course. south s0o 3V west % feet;
od-noith 20 3y west lbs feet 3d-north sOo 30
cast 1913 feet; 4th-south % ~ east l6S feet; 9Th
-sou,h s0o 80 west It's feet TO point Of begin.
ming onthe main line. Second tract-Cemmeno
ing u, the south end Of the elaim-end Of %
ours.- thence running. LIST course. south sOo 3V
west 100 feet: 2i-north 20 3O west 200 feet;
l-uorth 500 3U east log feet; Ith-south 30 30
east 200 feet; 5th-south $4,000 west 60 feet TO
place Of beginning. The walls OF said lode are
uuaseertained. and the latcrnl extent Of said vein
or lode IL unknown. aud the extent OF SAID vein
..nno, n. a.eertnInal by actual mouIurcms emit
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-28
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 20.

-
REGISTERS o,'re E. S1ss9s + o 1858. SEs''
NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN tho Cr9sus Gold apd Silver Mining Com.
pany, BY John Nelson Presldent, has this day
hled In this once y diagram. together with .
notice Of application for patent IRON the United
States. under Actof Congrcsi, approved July %,
1866, for Six Hundred Feet OF he Comstoek
Lode, known as the Crpsus Gold and Silver
Mining CompIny's claim, In tho virginia and
Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County Neva.
da. SAID claim Is bounded on the north By, the
Oholar-PotosiM Mining Company claim, and on
the south by the Copper'A and Mills ground and
IL more particularly described a. follows, to'wit;
The northern line OF said claim has n dirostion
north 73o &C. west and south 73o ~ east, and
passes through q point In said line marked on
diagram No. !. from which the center OF tho
Crnaus O. & 8. n. Co.'sshaft hears south ego
I5 west 274 fee. Thesouthern line OF saidelaim
begins at q point marked No. 9. bearing south
100 IL west 800 feet from the hrst mentioned
point No. !, and has q direction parallel with tho
northern line. The walls Of said vein or lode
are unknown. and tho extent tecreof iAterally
cannot DO ascertainsd by actual measurement,
bat 10 In bounded On each side by the wall Of the
same, tho amount Of ground between the end
lines and the unaseertained walls Of the lode 10
estimated ntten acres.
In addition to the above estimate Of ground
said Company claims the following described
surface ground: Beginning at stake Mol from
which t6e CTnus shaft bears north $50 west 81
feet and running thence, lst. north 900 ~ east
leo feet; thence ca north 600 ~ west 22o feet;
thence 90 south 500 IS west 200 feeti thence az
south $40 81 east 1877 feet; thence 80 soith 90
Isl west 45t fost; thence (6) south 47o4S east 1865
feet; thence north 1870 lY east liz feet 70 the
pla'e0f beginning; sSsssin Il gI ! s;1S assis
fv1Iond hHF Rc9ister.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-28
Application for Patent.
Notice No. rs.
Rrel,rrn's OFFICE, CARSON cIty, Nrv.,

REeIsrEK's oTTIcE, CARSON cIrr. NEv,} .
-. February !. 1858.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
Louis Fsusier has This day fled In this
ONCE q diagram, together with . notice Of April.
cation for Pstentfrom ths United States. under
Act Of Congress, approved July &c. 1865, for Six
hundred feet Of the Comstoek Lode, known AZ
the Cr9sus Gold and Silver Mining Company.
In ths virginia and Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey County, Nevada, said elaim bounded on
the north by the Cholsr.Poton Mining Com.
pany's claim. aud on the south by tho CopPers'
and Mr. ground, and II moro particularly de.
seribed 90 follows, to.wlt: The northern limo OF
said claim has q direction north 73o a. esat, and
passes through . point on said line marked on
diagram No. /, from which tho center Of the
Crosus G. q 8. II Oo.'E shAn bearsssuth $50 ~
west ga feet; the southern line o! said claim be-
gins ut q point marked No. 2, bearing south l6o
IL west slx hundrsdfeetf from the frst mentioned
point, No. !, and has q direction parallel with the
arc unknown and the extent thereof laterAlly
cannot DO aseeItAined by actual measurement,
but IL bounded on each side by the wall Of the
same. Tho amount ofground between the end
lines and the unSsesrtalnsd walls Of the lode 10
estimated at ten acres. =,
In addition 10 the above estimate OF ground l
claim tn, following described surface ground.
Beginning at stake No. ! from which the CrGSus
shaft bears norths9o west - feet, and running
thence "a north 22o IS east $50 feot; thence ~
north 60 4y west go feet; thence t0 south oOo
IS ws,,2oo fsst: thsacsSg south 3aS ~ eSs! asa
(6) south 40 IS east 1865 feet: thence ca north
iso IS east 1T3 fostto the place Of beginning 8. con-
WARREN T. LooKHART,
fyll.9 BOD Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-28
MEDICAL.

O An
nR. JULIEN PERRAULT. VI
H. Medicine of tho Faculty ofParis, Graduate
ofthe University Queens College, and Physician
Of the st. John BaptIste Soeisty OF San Eran.
cisco.
DIR. Perrault has pleasure TO inform patients
and others seeking eonhdeptia! medical savies'
that he can be consulted daily tni. omee. am
DRY Hall Building, Northeasteorner montgomery
and Sacramento streets. san francisco. homs
Nos. >. 10, ii, nrst noor, up stairs. entrance on
either Montgomery or acramentostrest
DR.. Perrault' sstudiss have been alm0ltexelu:
Eively devoted TO the esfe o. tns hiousdosmSo %
Nervous and PhSsieaiD eonity, ,ne tesuit. OF IN
urious habitr acquired IN youth, wnien mummy
termination Impotence ana stsiul.y' ana Peima'
nently Induce I'll the OF oia age!
Where = secret innrmity exists involving the
happiness Of a life and that OF others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity OF It's removal, Tor
ills n fact that premature decline OF tho vigor Of
manhood, matrimonial unhappiness. compulsory
single life, etc., have their source In cause!, the
germ Of which 10 planted In early life, and the
bitter fruit tasted long afterward ; pstisutI, ia.
boring under this complaint, wiiicomplAir ofone
or more Of the following symptoms: Nocturnal
EmissionH' rNnnln tnspaSH Ana nohu; WShkness
Faculties arc weakened. Loss OF Memory snsuss,
Idsas are clouded. and therei IL q dlslnclin.tion TO
attendto busnsss, or even oreaotse Gor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-28
Application for Patent:
Notice No. 93.

~ -. ...... y L. H
REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON Crrr. NV,
April Nth. 1868.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Luserns Gold and Silver Mining Company,
by Henry 8. Dexter, President. and Jos. :. Pax.
son. Secretary. have this day hled In this Office q
diagram, together with a notice OF application
for patent nom the United States, under an Act
Of Congress. approved July %, 1855, for eighteen
hundred feet Of the Lucsne Lode. known rs the
Lucerns Gold and Silver Mining Company's
claim, In Gold Hill Mining District, Storey eoun.
ty, Nevada, described Us follows to.wit: Com.
mencing vt d post located hfty feet west Of the
Devils Gate Toll Road. about $50 feet south OF
the Pacific Mil, at which point the ! section cor
ner post. on the south line Of Sec. 5, 7. 10, n. r.
q east, bears north $50 30 east T26 feet; thence
running along the supposed line Of the lode 30
IS east 900 feet to n stake set on the dump be-
low the hosting works. thence south &lo t5'
east 800 feet to a stake marked Lueerns South
Line ~(eentsr) embracing 100 feet on each side OF
the limo above described, and containing 8 26.loo
aeres. Said claim Is bounded on the north BY
mining ground claimed by the Justice and Inde.
pendent Mining Company, which eompanyt
claim, conflicts with the Lueerne Geld and silver
Mining Company's claim. aud on the south by
the 81. Louis Gold and Silver Mlning Company.
WARREN I. LoCkHARr. Register.
April Is, Ices. apl33m
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rEa.L ADVERTISEMENTS isT
Modification for Patent.
Notice No. ~.

RrorsrEB's OYTIcx, CARSON CITY ,NEv.
I February Is. 1858.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN ths ,Foont Lode Consolidated Mining
Company by Samuel A. Chaplin, President,
has this day filed IN this 1efhce = disgrasi, 70
iEs.h'r with z notice q .pgiis..%iSn y ri Sa ps,s1,,
approved July 20, 1855, for hfty four hundred
ftst Of Abode 81 quart. suppesed 9 osths Com.
stock Lods, known a tho Gold Canyon Tun-
mel Company's Claim, LiuAtsd- on Gold Can,
yon, In Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County,
Main street. Gold mi and distant 2S4 feet
NOTING the Rhode Island Quartz MI, the south.
sriy corner OF the Gold Hin Quarts NH bears
nofth9fo 90 west, distant 200 feet; thence run
ming lst ooursc, south 10 30 east, $40 feet TO
stake No.2; thence ~ south % w east, ~ feet.
70 suksNo. ,; thence % south l6e2 ~ ssat. al6s
fec, to atake No. 4; thenee {Olsouth s2e ~ east
Hiss fsetto stake No, 5, being tho scuih end Of
the claim, located on road about so feet west Of
the honse Of he Superintendent or tho Pacific
Quarts NH, bsing a.3ooteSt south 9f the tupnel
Of said company. The surface ground claimed
with said mining CLAIM To described a. follows,
70 wit; 'p" H-A -
Ittrset, commencing AZ apoint on tho 80
course, dlsiantl ,003 feot nom stake No. ), themes
[lst) north tao So east 100 feet. Cod> north l5o
2S west 900 feet. (3d) north 71o 80 east 664 feet.
Nth) south $50 rs east coo fest. (5th) south 7te
1o AHotg NssaI
1th) south TAO So west 100 feet 70 . point on the
nsin line, distant 900 feet from stake Nos.
end tract, ID course. commences At apolnt2, $40
fee, from stake Nos, thouee(tst)norlh7to 3s'sayt
100 feet, CAD northl5o 80 wsst330fest, t3d) north
7Io3y east $50 feet. (4th) southl5o 2J eAst60ofsot,
(Sth) south 74o3 yweAk go, (6th) north $50 25Nwelt
i10 feet, al south TAO 80 wost 100 foetto o. point
on main line, distant /, 40 feet from stake No. J.
Sd tract, commencing at q point on the 4th
course, distant l3a feet from stake No. 4, thonee
ds.) north SO 80 east ~ feet, t2d) south 500
So eastaO0 feetI3d} sagth 57o35twest 1853 feet TO q
point on the malniinA distant 332 feet from stake
The walls Of ssld lode Rre uuuscertalned
ahd the lateral extent Of said vein or lode 10 IN.
known, and the extentsf yad voin cannot DO ~.
csrtslnsdb by aol1sl msss1re4eAt. sad vein or
lode ID Sounded On sseh ldsbythe wall Of the
same. and b ssrouat pf gropndcontsinsd thsfs.
10 betwssn hegttcn D liner and the sunasesr.
taIned walls. together with the tAres tracts above
described, 10 estimated to contain forty.four acres,
Said claim ID more particularly described by thu
notice and diagram posted In my office and At
stake Nc. l on the claim.
WARREN T. LocKHART. Register.
February Is, la6e.-9Od.
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Assessmcnt NstIce-BcleherM Mining
Company. Baldwin Company and Abernathie
company-Notiee is hereby given, that alta meet
Ing Of tho Trusteci Of the above Companies, held
this day, an sscIsmen N Of Eight dollnrsand thirty.
thros cent. (ss 33) per share was lowed on each
and ovsry share Of the eapItalstock ofeach ofths
above Companies. payable Immediately, to the
Secretary. at tho Bslchero office. Virginia, Nevada,
In United States gold coin. Any stock on which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on
MONDAY, April IL. 1868, will be advertised
on that day a. delinquent, and, unless payment
shall be made before. will DO sold on THURS
DAY, May II. 1868, to pay said delinquent as.
sessnent, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses ofssle. By order Of the Board ofTrus.
tees. II. BRUCkMANN, Secretary.
virginia, New, March 10, 1868, mhl4.lm