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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-12-16

which were seized upon arrival here, have been
restored to their consignees- ---,
| 1t is rumored in Madrid that Senior Morit pro-
poses to suspend the psynvreOf interest on the
internal debt for twenty months With the under
standing that bondholders arc also, TO contract
for The lean guaranteed mortgage upon the
tobacco monopoly for four years.
.....s HEARTS C0NREST, Dec. TO-. !
koayy NOrth-East storm prevails with fog =
and RAIN and the sea is running high. isf aas- =
There is no prospect of graphing the cables
to-day. ---r 81. ......-- 80. lr-- ssss -. :.
BEELIS, Dee. 10.
The provisional correspondence TO this city
says that proposed amendments to constitutional
treaties ara pending the rejectionIor adoption Of
which at the present time would endanger peaoe.s,
All amendments thus far have been, Opposed by .
the government and rejected. --sa,.a-. g ,aa<y-
ttf"- From Washington
wAsHNdToN. Dec. 10. ~.
The collection of the income tax from Brigham,
Young has been postponed until Congress can
settle the question at issue
1t has been telegraphed hence. and there is
very little doubt of its truth, that MIR. Schenck
will be nominated as Minister to England.
The Naval Committee have reported fayorably
upon Porter's nomination as Admiral, but under
objection his confirmation went over.
Col. Forney advertses his Chronicle for sale,
The President and Cabinet, except CceswelI,
attended Mr.. Walbridge's funeral.
From Alabama. -
MONTGOMERY. Dec. 10.
Ia !oint convention to-day. tho Montgomery
Advertiser. Democratic w4s a'---cI st.to pric- Z
:or b. 20 majority o,cc .Ha =o.n- r.oa7, Gc1uJ.
I-c-a.
8sth Ho5s-s t.'-- s.---.- ..-- Thurs la- rors
for o-e month.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-12-16

NOTICE.

7 NOW OFFER FOR s4LE NY PLANT
= -, two miles and half from Goldsboro,' on
.Se \. OR. b., containing Twelve hundred nd
.aventy 'l -four q, 274} acres good cotton land
Come and see. Terms LIBERAL. e.pp
nov a7 .4 81 -~a.a tzrsF aA 52-d1t-wtf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-12-16

square, of1ciines oriegs, -fUreach xntsvery
81. srtar
Special Notices WILDE charged $500 per square
Far reachand every insertion, ,-s-.sa4a--zsse-.z
All Obituaries and private publications Of eys,y
charac ter are charged as advertisements. ,-yssz
AS-No advertisements, rejecting upcn privtte
character, can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be
~0n--..eu. = :. - 2 - - e AMF
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
80 WaInen. 80. 81.

Now young ladies, look out the
Young men are after you not with
j yIeW to matrimony; Oh, no They
are Oh the war path. They are
going To deal death and destruc-
ton tn some Of your female faults
and findings. Panoplied i'll con-
scious right they VIII 20 forth to
battle for the demands az their sex.
The young men Of Bentonsport
have set the bali to rolling by
meeting in solemn conclave and
passing these resolutions. The first
thing Won know the young men oil
over the country win convene and
adopt them. Here they are. Hold
your breath:
Resolved, That we VIII pay no
attention whatever to any young
lady whose waist measures less
dian q iirty inches,
Resolved, That we viii not re.
cognE;e any young lady who paints
or powders, especially when The
powd er is visible on her eye brows
Resolved, That we win not &C
company any young lady to churcl
who thinks that bran is indispen
sable to calves.
Resolved, That the lady whom
we accompany to church mus
know more about the sermon afte
services, than Of the style ndqual
itY Of her neighbor's clothing.
Resolved, That we will not ac
company any young lady to churcl
who refuses to open her mouth q
sing, and then finds fault with th
singing.
Resolved, That any young lad
who viii have the Chinaman dis
charged and cook breakfast b
seven O'Clock, thereby thrown
the poor Chinaman out Of a job,
heartless, and therefore, intolerabl
Resolved, That any young lad
who needs to be asked more tina
Six (6 times to perform on til
piano, need not apply.
Resolved, That the ladies wit
store teeth be rejected. lex.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
Tha 80 Rnla-

The new Temp erance and Home i.
ne, The Golden Rule, edited M
published By Mrs Dickinson, 81 As
Board 81 MANAGERS 81 Tho Grand Tlg3lgs
Is q 81 q. 1T Of New York, is dess5g.
edy and rapidly growing i'd public q.
vof wherever known il IS devoted 3
the suppression Of lntempe anee-sbs
exposition and advocacy Of the prinei.
pies Of Good gemplarisln thein6uiri5l
intellectual. social and moral elevation
of woman, the family and mankind
through the dissemination Of wholesome
literature, and the practical application
OF the Golden Rule to oil the relations
Of life. 1T is the only Good Temps,
Magazine published, and tits filed VIII
choice matter, both original and select
tending to interest, instruct and profit
Able contributors are employed, and tbs
publisher has Just offered 500, Cs.s
prizes, for the best stories, tampaaao
dramas, essays, songs, music, etc hs
Golden Rule was warmly endorsed b
the Grand Lodge Of New York tn
recent session, and the Grand Lode
officers and other distinguished adT5.
Gates Of Temperance and the press Zen.
orally, have heartily commended It 4
eminently worthy Of the patronage sna
support Of all good people. The second
volume commences with the Janasy
No. 1870, to be issued in Decenhsi
Mrs. Dickinson has decided TO receils
all subscriptions that come before iii
| LIST Of january. 1870, at half price d
only one dollari for full year subsclp
tion to a so magazine, and to give Ii
extra copy for a club Of tent Canvas
| ing agents wanted for every neighba.
hood. Specimen numbers sent for la
each. Subscribe at once, and apply d
agency and special terms Adda
l Martha ID. Dickinson, Olean, N. ].
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
primter,s Devila.

Miss Piney wv. Forsyth, who is
d practical printer herself, has the
following happy and appropriate
notice of so-oalled printers devils.
IA great many persons are in the
habit of looking upon and speak
ing Of printers devils ia a manner
that reflects no credit to Them
selves. Those same printers in
nine cases out Of ten, are three
times as well posted on the issues
Of the day as the person who
speaks lightly Of them. There is
no class Of boys for whom we have
a more profound respect than we'll
behaved printers devils, They
know something and are practical
which is more than you can say
Of all classes If boys. In thai
respect We place the boys WHO
work in Q printing Office head ano
shoulders above most either boys
Young ladies' before you again
elevate that delicate nose at thC
printers devil get some one who
knows something oA history to tel
gon ttie mep of some charactert
that were once printers devils.
Tile tias that connect bushes.
nen with thc public. advertise.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04

N~H- lfFe"
The night Is nsather Di tho day
1hS ainter of clio spring.
And cfeE upon ella decay
The greenest lncsses cling
Behind the cloud tie starlight Turks,
Through showers the unbcans fall.
For God Who ovoth III lis works
Has LEFT bis work with Gle
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
eelIIoauY
~ JOB nAaKtN.

/ cannot take this drink tonight
Too wen I know its magic smell;
IT would most horribly alright
The nose eli her j love So well
o. no. ] cannot take this drink,
Though il would please me passing
What would my Duxy DDTy think wen
il she should scent this sinful smell
Give me, instead, q mug Of beer;
or. stay. Z g rislz 8 glass Of winep
1T Enav, perhaps, the cobwebs clear
From out thia addHd pate Of mine
j must not take another dram
Until the nnptialAknot j. tied;
Bat hen 4 end this gane Of sham,
better bet Iii soak my hide.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04

If mems faults were written on
their foreheads, broad brimned
hats would be fashionable.
al wit once asked q peasant what
part be performed IN the great
drama Of life. 81 mind my own
was the reply.
Al correspondent Of q paper haY-
ing described the Ohio as q sickly
stream, the editor appended the
remark "That's so / it is confined
to les bed"
After a wedding it was formerly
custom to drink honey, dissolved |
ID water, for thirty days a moon s |
age. Hence the origin OF the
honeymoon.
The word debt is composed OF
the initials Of "dun every body
twice" Credit is formed Of the
initial letters Of tcall regularly
every day I'll trust"
1.-THE newspapers Of your party
are perfct nuisances, said q poh-
tician to his opponent THAT'S
Just what thieves think Of magis-
trates," replied the other.
A young lady pupil il q Western
female college thus closes a letter
To b friend: "But 4 must stop, for
here comes a soph, who parts his
hair iii the middle, and wears a
lmoustache that pricks dreadful.
What makes the milk so warm?"
said Betty to the milk woman,
when she brought her pals to the
door one morning. Please mum,
the pump-handle is broke, and
missus took the water from the
biler"
sHoW do you feel this morning
James ?" every much better, !
thank you, I did not think when ]
came out, that I was SO well; but I
know / am better now, for I just
met the undertaken, and he looked
black at me r.
) Out West they tell a story about
> q dog which was greatly interested
!. in music, which attended q singing
: school, and was subsequently founc
j in the back yard with a must,
: book in front Of him, beating TIM
with his tail on a tin pan and howl
o ing sold Hundred"
: a young man, who had beei
: narrating some Of his own won
I derful exploits to d crowd Of loung
ers one day, was thus rebuked b.
I an old codger among the listeners
p Young man, amt you ashamel
2 to talk SO when there are olde
2 liars than You on the ground n
"A young man recently went 7
y the banks Of the Danube for Til
purpose of drowning himself. H
y laid his hat on the ground, when
y soldier on guard shouted, "Fa
Y back there, 81 I'll shoot YOU Th
4 young man picked up his hat an
Y ran rapidly away. Death by shoof
y ing was not in the programme,
An urchin 81 six or seven year
Il went To a barber shop in Racin.
Wisconsin, and ordered the barbt
to cut his hair as close as shear
would do it. He was asked if b
mother ordered it that way. NO
= said he, shut school commenc,
Il next week, and we've got d schoo
y marin that pulls hair, and r.
3 bound to fix her this term, you bet
/. In the neighborhood Of Bostc
j once lived two clergymen, one
whom was remarkable for his di
8 humor, and the other for his pr,
u lixity. The former meeting Il
q latter, asked him to preach +,
~ him at the Preparatory Lecture
e The latter replied that he coul
- not, as he was busy writing q Sc
is mon on the Golden Calf" 'sIhat
Is Just tbs thing, was the reioinde
~ tonne and yivn re n fnramrY4asf
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
WOUNa 49, w DoN7I .

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To work I can furnish z
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ployment, and pay 8 salary q
week for six months Buslp
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Or for travelling I have 10 enc
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ingenious and wonderful little =
ever invented A genuine our
won't cost You mitch 70 write E
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
Lake Charles L0dge 10. 100

or "a. 81. holds Il regular meet
inqs ST Ahe Masonic HaIl every third
Saturday Of each month at o'clock
II. M. All transient brothers ia good
efandiny hHa inv5te1 to attend
E.R. Sims, w III
j. ~. BRYAN, Secretary
Lake Charles. In, April g, 1870
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-06-04
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-09

TIE ALABAMA IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION,
whose incorporators are gentlemen OF Integrity
and wealth, have theIe advertisement in another
column, In which they propose to distribute $780,
600 In greenbacks to holders OF tickets, In sums
ranging from $40 to s25,Ooo. This association is
vouched for by the press OF Montgomery, as wen
as by prominent bankers and merchants, and
viii deal squaTey with the patrons. 1t Is similar
institution to the California Mercantile Library
Association, that dispensed such large sums Of
money few weeks since. Tickets only 81.
Read their advertisement In another column.
noy30-l0
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-09

TIE COUNTY SENATORIAL ELEcTIoN.-Curb-
stouegossip among the corner politicians points
unerringly in the direction Of co!ored candidate
for the now vacant Office Of senator from Charles.
ton. Whether Parson Adams or Parson Cain, or
some other person whose name has not been pub
lished to the world, will be chosen, are questions
for time and the caucus to solve; but all the
chances are In favor OF equal division OF tie
honors between the two races. In other words,
Senator Corbin Is regarded as sufficiently dis
tInct, emphatic aud indvidualized representative
OF the white element to hold his own aud satisfy
Republican consistency. Its also urged that an
honest and capable coIored senator is to be pre-.
ferred to q doubtful white Radical, who may pos
sess more intellectual force than moral virtue.
This Is true, and II the Republicans make their
choice Of o colored man on such terms they may
claim forgiveness for their shortcomings In
many other respects.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-09

CLUBS AND STARs.-Julla Simons, rrested
for being drunk aud disorderly on East Bay and
for general vagrancy, was ordered to leave the
city.
Henry Ellison, lodged for stealing watch was
detained for further examination. The watch,
which was found In his possession, was the prop
erty Of Mr.. Henry L.: Faber, and has been return
ed to the lucky owner, by whom 1t has been
given up as lost for the last eighteen months.
Reuben Crawford, Ned Small, Robert Proleau
and Preston Owens arrested while In the act OF
stealing rice from the schooner Palmetto, lying
at Chisolm's Mill wharf, were turned over to the
State for prosecution.
John Hopkins, lodged for larceny Of United
States currency to the value Of 1922 was held for
further examination.
Mr.. G. v. Hunter, whose arrest for soliciting
orders without license was noticed yesterday,
was discharged, there being no proof Of his hay.
Ing obtained an order.
George Green, Charles Robertson and Charles
Robinson, arrested for stealing fruit at the fire In
Market street, were discharged with reprimand
Robert Macbeth, arrested for stealing box OF
gloves from store In King street, had preliml-
nary hearing and was remanded for further ex-
animation.
Two COWS found going at large in Rutledge
street were taken to the Statlonhouse yard and
ordered to be advertised. q
p. Walsh and James smith were examined be
fore Trial Justice ]. C. Mackey, yesterday morn
Ing, on the charge OF kidnapping. After iuvcsti-
cation, they were bound over in the sum OF $500
each to appear for trial at the next term OF the
Court OF General Sessions.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-09

FIRE.-The fire. briefly recorded in THE
NEWS Of yesterday, occurred about haif-past
O'Clock, A. NJ. In the blacksmith shop In the rear
of c. Bart Il Co.'s fruit store on Market street.
Extending to the 'front.' the greater portion Of the
store wes injured, and the stock badly damaged
by water. Scorched cocoanurs, demoralized
bananas, mushy looking oranges and lemons,
and moist books, made dreary aspect yesterday
of what had been busy place. Three appraisers
were engaged in estimating the damage. The
accounts were saved. During the fire, large
amount OF fruit and fireworks was stolen. Some
OF the thieves were arrested, but let OF with
rebrimand. Messrs. Bart l. Co. were insured In
the North British Mercantile Insurance Company
for i've thousand dollars.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-09
~. F.,, - u -
Hotel Arrirnls-December !
PAVILION HOTEL.


q. H. Smith, Detroit, Mich; Sam Marco, III.
Marco, Darlington; n P. Dutton, Baltimore; W..
B. Powell, j. E. Powell, Syracuse; 0. q. Whitfield
]. W. Edwards, Williamsburg; John Fl. kearney,
Philadelphia; John Menshaw.
CHARLESTON HOTEL
]. 3. Weaver and wife, Chattanooga; N. J. Fo'
party, YorkviIe, N. Y; W. S. Houghton and wife,
Boston; H. D. Cook, Timmonsville; J. W. Robin
son. oxford; R. s. Hopkins, Philadelphia; Jas. 2.
DePass.S Marion, Fla; W. Graham, Barnwen; NJ
]. Keller, Orangeburg, S. H. Gale and vile, Bos'
ton; B. F. Brown, Aiken; Thos. o. Jones, Mont
gomery; F. o. Sloan Boston, c. Fl. Wier, Balti'
more; J. G. Stevenson Marion;J. Hennessy, Eng
land; Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Goodwin, Miss Lathrop,
Savannah; VIM. F.. Dawson, Summerville; James
@. Dennard Richmond; E Schwarz and child,
n. Stern, New York; \. Fitzpatrick, steamship
Sea Gull.
MILLS HOUSE.
VIM. McKeeyer, Joseph Farlera, Philadelphia;
L. 7, Kae, Miss p. W. Kale, Miss E. L. Hender-
son, West Virginia; A. h. Wilson, Miss Wilson,
Boston; Carrie L. Holmes, Georgia; I. Lovest'
New York; Samuel Clark, Mrs. Clark, Maine; Geo.
Newhouse, Philadelphia; ]. g.. Caldwell, New
York; Luther Terwald Peabody, J. s. Mcdonald
Tyrell, Nc; Louis Jones, Q. s.; T. O. Faxin, A. s.
Gardner, Savannah; Edward Halle, Florida; a. a
.Duer. New orleans; Robert T. Howe, New York
hl.a Laura Keene, Savannah; Gustave sehlbach
Port Royal Railroad.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-09

I1IoN AT THE ACADENY.-The rollicking bur-
lesque Of Ixion, and his nlrtaiions In the realms
OF olympus was given last night in very spirited
style by the beauteous Blondes. The divinities
kept the audience In a roar throughout the per-
formanee, and we hardly know whether the palm
ought to be awarded to the raging Mars, with
his fearful sabre de mon pere. or to the wltchng
Minerva, with her Lilliputiau helmet and Brob-
dignagian chignon, who seemed TO possess the
faculty of communicating to the house the good
spirits she so coplously and frequently tmblbed
from the handy 1ask in her delicate reticule.
Miss Weber, as Ixion, was, as usual, immense,
Her songs and especially her dances were sys-
tematlcally and enthusiastically encored. This
troupe grows in public favor nightly. This (Fr.
day. evening is the fashionable night, and the
great musical extravaganza OF Lurline, which Is
to be presented, Will be sure to attract crowded
house.
The ladies aud children are delighted at the
prospect Of an Ernani matinee tomorrow.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-09

II -
sEEes OF REAL EsrITe.-Messrs. Leitcf &
Brurs sold the following yesterday morning at
auction:
The lot known as No. Nuuan street, four
doors from Rutledge avenue, measuring twenty
i've feet front by one hundred feet In depth, with
tie two story wooden dwelling thereon, for $3.50
cash. =. .,.,s.l
The Lot, No % America street. near Mary, with
q cottage residence and garden, measuring TWEEN.
ty.hye feet front by one hundred feet in depth,
for $500 cash.
The lot with commodious residence thereon,
known as No. 1e, on the north side OF Henrietta
street, between Meeting and Elizabeth, measuring
forty feet in trout on Henrietta street and one
hundred and fifteen feet in depth, for $2loo;
serms-one quarter cash, balance In one two and
three years. ,.ET5s T.
a. @. McGinyray sold: -
The lot of4and, with the Buildings. thereon, on
the souih side Of wsrrenstreet, tp Radcli1eboro',
known ss No. .1e, measuring thirty-hine feet in
front by one hundred aud ffty feet in <derth, for
$2sOo TERMS one third cash, balance at the end
OF twelve months. ~ 4ssssr .sS
The undivided two.thirds lnterestin the lot OF
land, with the buildings thereon, on the west side
OF East Baystreet, next; the Plansers' and Ne.
chanlcs' Bank, measuring thIrty:three and q half
feetin front by one hundred and, fifteen feet In
depth, for $500; terms -one. third cash, balance
on credit oftWelye months.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-09

a BURGLAR CAuGHT.-Abram Brown, alias
tPop.Eye," was captured on Wednesday night,
after desperate struggle, by Policemen Nipson
and Aston. The, policemen were In search OF
another marauder, when they encountered
Abram as he was jumping from window OF
Smiths grist mill, In Beaufain street. With bum
die Of stolen clothing under his arm. Thevillain,
although caught In the act, made desperate
effort to escape, but was captured after, hard
fight, with the assistance Of several colored people
residing in the neighborhood. He was taken tothe
auardhouse, and, upon being brought before the
Mayor, was turned ovet to the State for prosecu-
ton. Abram Is an old lail-bird, and was released
from the PenitentiaIy only few days ago by an
act OF Executive clemency.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-09

0MUxs THE WOW. WQsslR9.is,. The brokers' COM
posing the Charleston Stock Board yesterday.
passed a resolution against the continuance OF
the publication Of the weekly eficial stock list.
We understand that the board went further and
prohibited the publication, either In the newspa-
pers or 10 letter-sheet form Of any similar price
list OF stock, &c. BY any Individual member OF
the board. This action will account for the nom
appearance in this Issue OF THE News OF the usual
weekly official stock list. ''