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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-02-18

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By Mr.. Blythe:a Bill. to authorize the
Superintendent Of, Public Works to sell
public lots in the city of Raleigh belong
ing to the State Referred GF1
g By Mr.: Burns: Bill concerning the Rail
roads of North Carolina. Referred. -=f { %
This bill alludes to those roads in which
the State is Interested, and prohibits the
officers or directors of said roads from SELF
ing or leasing any portion of their road to
By Mr.. Barnes; Bill to punish cotton
thieves. Referred. 80 '.- %
+ By a. II. Galloway, COL: Resolution
proposing to pay out of the per diem of
members SlOO to each Of the reporters of
the two daily papers Of this city. Refer
red
Mr.. Smith, of Wilkes, thought it was not
worthy of q reference. He thought it was
wrong for the Senate to entertain such q
foolish proposition; it was simply con-
temptible and insulting
CALENDAR
Bill to appropriate certain lands to the
Board of Education was postponed indefi-
nitely, on motion of Mr.. Barnes, by the
following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Barnes BeaL. Beeman, Bella
my, Brogdeu, BurDs Harrington. Hawkins, Jones
OF Meck!enburg. Long, Love, Mason, Melchor
Moore of Yancey, Murphy, Robbins. Scott, 3hofT-
ner, Smith, Whteslde and Wilson q.
NAYs-Messrs. Blythe. Cherry, Cook, Eppes,
COL, FIythe. Forkner, Galloway, COL, Graham,
Hayes, Lassiter, Moore OF Carteret, Respass
Welker and White.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
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Mr.. Painter said there was several thou
sand dollars yet to come, and ere this
month was out the amount would proba-
bly, be swelled to some $4,000. He hoped
the House would consider this enormous
amount entailed upon the tax paying peo-
pie of the State, and that members would
take steps to cease this evil by the inme-
diate passage of this bill.
The question required upon Harris mo-
tiOn to postpone as amended by Mr..
French. A vote being taken, the motion
to postpone until Friday was adopted.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The ill to consolidate tho Atlantic and
n. @. r. r. Go. and the North Carolina
r. r. Go.
Mr.. Hodnett moved to indefinitely post
pone the bill.
Mr.. Gatling spoke in favor of the mo-
ton and argued ct length in opposition to
the bill. Held that the Legislature had
no right In law to temper with the vested
rights of the private share holders, &c.
Mr.. Seymour advocated the measure and
was opposed to Mr.. Hodnett's motion.
Mr.. S. concluded by moving to lay the
motion to indefinitely postpone on the
table.
The yeas and nays being called. the mo-
ton to table was rejected by vote of yeas
3S, nays 46.
Nj. Sinclair moved to reconsider the
vote just taken.
J. Leary, COL, moved to lay the motion
to reconsider on the table.
The yeas and nays being called, the mo-
ton to lay on the table the motion to re-
consider was adopted by vote of yeas 47,
nays A.
Mr.. Seymour took the floor and made q
long argument IL favor of the bill. Pend
ing any definite action the House, on mo-
ton of Mr.. French, adjourned.
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ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK
NJ EATLY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY
EXECUTED AT THE
JOURNAL OFFICE,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-02-18

- Bill relative to- taking fab from the
waters of the North Eastern Branch of the
Cape Fear River fsss .3t@l. ..-l..-- -, .
bill relative to drawing seeines in the
waters of Tar River. eGea -
Bill to Incorporate the own of Robeson-
vile, in the co1nty OF Martin. s',is - =.
Bill to empower the Commissioners of
the county of CumRerlandp to levy special
-w On motion the Senate adjourned 81 80
SIS -.1as1 1.zE11sJ .Zi-----+ z1s.s2 z ls2at taEa
IL a@'l on 9sn.l oE4NAAf'..ts asls salto )
s. og-d os4uz THURSDAY, Feb. 10. 1870 .
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-04
poftry,
lie Careth for You.


lie careth for you, oh vast Garth swim revolving
In orders periectness-IIis plans all work true;
liis dews gently falling, His rain irosts dssOlying
h,s sun warns thy bosom to budding and blooming
In daytime and night time lie eareth for you.
Oh nations Of earth when in proud glory reigning-
', Or when conquered, low lying in abjectness new,
y o yictors triumphant-ye conquered Complaining
No hight Ger so high. is beyond His restraining9
No depth Is so low. but he careth for you.
lie eareth for you. oh ye men Of all races.
7, In the dangers Of peace, as in wars dangers too
He turneth your battles-He setteth your places,
Exalted, or humbled, He careth for you.
You who in prison--or on battlefield lying.
Though Tor brother mans mercy all vainly you
Stark faces supturned-despairing ones DYING.
And your loved ones afar in agony crying;
He eareth for them and lie eareth ior you.
Wild tribes Of the desert-poor heathern and out
cast,
Tho ye wist not His spresenee He holds ye in view
Tho We bless not His hand that provides each
There's no forest so dense there's no desert so vast
But lis mercy rules 1t; lie eareth for you.
For you. who in country and city, are ever
overwhelmed with labors. whose pleasures are
Your temptations, your hopes and patient endeavor
Are noted by Him. He forgetteth yoU-never
Remembering your irailty. He careth for you
Ye ministers Of His who are striving in meekness
go Ao pfeaeh hll ms gospel In ola world ana new
Tho you may sow the seed in trembling and weak
ness,
He will bless you in sowing, and bring to complete
The harvest Be constant; He careth for you.
He eareth for you, whom He calls His redeemed;
Heare bought with great price; oh, exalt Him
anew
For out of the grave, no escaping there seemed.
Til He, passing thro' it, showed how He esteemed
Ills saints, best beloved. He eareth for you.
He careth for you, oh vile one, whose heart-pages
Are dehled with sins stains of every hue!
knowest thou that for SIM only death is the wages
Behold then your refuge in this Rock of Ages;
See how in Christ Jesus He eareth for you.
Oh you who are mourning your lost on esdespairing
Would you selfshly keep them, with His heaven
in view
His love. with your love is beyond all comparing
He knoweth their needs-and from poor way
taring
He taketh them home-but He careth for you.
He eareh for you oh. my heart, dost thou feel it
on may trust IN His care, tho no other be true.
Bring thy trouble to Him. no other can heal it
Borne silently, long, to no other reveal it
In past times, in all times, He caTeth for you.
October 3 1870. H.G. N.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-04

A DIsAPPoINTMENT.-Judge B., of
New Hampshire, was sociabe man off
the bench, and was noted for claiming
acquaintance with any whose appearance
happened to please him. Entering a
crowded car on the Boston and Maine
road the other day, his honor found the
only unoccupied seat to be by the side Of
smartly dressed and rather good-look-
ing young woman. Ascertaining that
the seat was not engaged, the judge set
tied himself comfortably in it, and turn
with his acoustic ned bland, fatherly smile
to his fair companion, said: Your face
seems familiar to me. my dear think
must know you" II should think you
might" said the unknown, in q hoarse,
whisky contralto voice, turning vim
dictive pair of eyes on the astonished
judge, l should think you might you
sent me to the house of correction for
three months 'st winter-you old scoun-
drel.' The judge did not press his claim
for acquaintance further in that quarter.
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BELLOWS FALLS VT. FRIDAY,

will be sent year, and also one of those
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Address S. r, Wells, New York. !
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-04

LIFE's JoURNEY.-Ten thousand hui
man beings set forth together on their
journey. After ten years, one third, at
teast have disappeared. AT the middle
point of the common measure Of life but
half are still upon the road. Faster and
faster, as the ranks grow thinner, they
that remain till now become weary, and
lie down. and rise no more. At three
score and ten band of some four hum
dred yet struggle on. At ninety these
have been reduced to handful of thirty
trembling patriarchs. Year after year,
they fall in diminishing numbers. One
fingers, perhaps, lonely marvel till the
century is over. We look again and the
work of death is finished.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-04

How A CAMEL GoEs THRoUeH The
EYE OF A NEEDLE. The passage from
the New Testament, 1t is easier for a
camel, &C., has perploxed many good
men who have read it literally. In Ori-
entail cities there are in the large gates
small and very low apertures, called met
aphorically, "needies eyes, just as we
talk of windows on ship board as bulls
eyes," These entrances are too narrow
for camel to pass throrgh them in the
ordinary manner, even if unloaded.
When loaded camel has to pass through
one Of these entrances, it kneels down,
its load is removed, and it then shuffles
through on its knees. Yesterday"
writes Lady Duff Gordon, from Cairo,
al saw a camel go through the eye Of a
needle that is, the low arch door of
an enclosure. He must kneel and bow
his head, to creep through; and thus the
rich man must humble himself"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-04

MAGNIFICENT PERoRATIoN.-An Irish
member of Parliament, speaking of cer-
tain minister's well-known love of money
observed LET not the honorable men,
Der express contempt for money; for if
there is any one Office that glitters in the
eyes of the honorable member, it is that
of purse-bearer pension to him is a
compendium of all the cardinal virtues.
All his craftsmanship is comprehended in
the art of taxing; and for good, better,
and best, in the scale of human nature,
he invariably reads pence, shillings and
pounds. Iverily believe, exclaimed the
orator, rising to the height of his concep-
ton, that if the honorable gentleman
we're an undertaken, it would be the de-
light of his heart to see all mankind siezed
with common mortality, that he might
have the benefit of the general burial,
and provide scarfs and hat-bands for the
survivors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-04

wich took seets rite in front uv me, where
they coodent help hearin every word |
shood utter.
My tongue wuz glued to the roof NV
my mouth. saw the danger / wuz in
to-wunst. Them niggers he'd votes, and
with the white Republicans in the vicin-
ity, kin carry it. Our people he'd bin
hard to work among EN- with hopes NV
holdin at least q porshen NV en-. Ef l
perceded with my speech ez l had it ar
ranged, they wuz hopelessly lost-ef l
didn't lay it on thick enuf' onto the Mig
ger, disgusted my white friends afore
me, who only he'd one politikle creed
wich wuz to hate sich. / undertook to
switch off and say something else, but /,
coodent. / hev only he'd one speech fer
twelve years, and must deliver that or
hold my peace.
Peaseley nodded at me approvinly.--
My brethrin !" | commenct agin, when
seein them liggers my knees trembled.
/ lost conshusnis, and fell faintin off the
barrel onto which stood.
l pereeded the hext mite to my next
appointment, thankip Heaven that i
tainted ez | did, for it let me out NV a
awkard posishen. l opened ez before,
and got to the precise pint where l
change to the discushen Nv the nigger,
Peasley agin made his appearance with
escort Nv niggers. twenty in number
Agin | tried to switch off; agin / Stun
bled and ffoundered, and agin l sunk
down unable to say word.
Need | eontinyoo the hart-rendip mar
rativel Need say for two weeks that
feend incarpate, with twenty niggers al
luz with him, made his appearance at
my meetins, every time jest ez | wuz
sayin "my brethren, the nigger wich
these Radikals is forsin onto us ez an
ekal, is not man. He is not fit moral
ly or physically to be associated with
u.s. He is"
Need | say that l am at Bill Sapp's
sick, after havin miscarried with that
same speech fifteen times? And need /
say that it hez leaked out that lot of
Racikals in Wilmington, onto whose
heads cusses, furnisht this Peasley with
means to follow me up during the cam
pane, and that he perposes to continyoo
till the mite NV eleckshun?
applied to the Central Committy to
furnish me new speech-one wich
would SCOT for mixed aujence-but
they can't do it. They say Dimocrisy
woodent bear such strain ez to kiver
both sides to-wunst.
And so in konsekence Nv this Connec-
ticut scoundrers feendishnis, ! am made
yooselis doorin this compane, and we
may possibly lose all that we are playin
for. Why can't that race be extermi-
mated? PETROLEUM V. NAsBY.
CWich wuz Postmaster.)
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gellalrs fails Jimes,
BELLOWS FALLS, NOV. 4, 1870.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-04

Two San Francisco BARRIERS engaged to
fight duel, agreed to part and walk a.
round block, and when they gor in
sight of each other, to blaze away. When
they turned the corner, out of sight both
started on run in different directions,
and one has sent from Alaski for his win
ter clothes, and the other has written to
his wife from the city Of Mexico, asking
her to send his liren hat and palm leaf
coat.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-04

Some years ago, at public dinner, .
Dutchman was one of the company; and
during the banquet he paid so much at
tention to a sucking pig Immediately in
front of his plate. that he devoured the
entire animal. As ne finished ihs last
morsel, unctuous and savory, : bustling
waitor asked him what he would be help
ed to next" Oh" replied the feeder.
I" "rll dank you for Won more of dem
leetle hoks."
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POLICIES WRITTEN IN THE

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n NJ GEORGE, Surgeon Dentist Teeth
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-18

PETHOLEUNI WAHK r,ys--RY TEs.
EsHhp'kas
Reports of NIL the sales OF Petro ;eum
In New York Yesterday.
Western Union Lime nEarke. Report.
Special Dispatches to the Daily Record
Refners buying crude in bulk more freely
also some trade on speculation. Prices re-
main tic same. sales 1000 bbls balance
month at II, which is asking price for spot
lots. Little or no inquiry for shipping
order. but quoted at lGa14. wholly nominal.
Phila. There is stesdicr market and
moderate trade, sales 1000 bb's refined S "
Ang at "a and 1000 bb!s first half Sept at
"a.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-18
JEsE OH rsAi:IcETS.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECnnn \
PETROLEUM CENTRE Aug Is. \
The market has been unusually dull and
quiet. not transaction that we can learn
of. We quote at So, 0Oa$3.lo.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-18

Friends aud patrons, one nndalt
Your attention to my "bzn would can;
Times are dull an money tight,
But IN the.e times IN looking for light;
To those who are building rigs without number,
would inform--,his is I'll, place to buy Lumber;
Ny motto is this: "Quict Sales and Small Profit
For busIess is healthy and think much of it;
In q-ality my Lumber is second to none,
And as Cor Shingles, keep No. /;
Some may not ook at it in the light do,
And for those have quality No. 2,
And TO these VINO are partcular-ns some MAJ be,
still have another iaily called No
have good seasoned Lumber, Dressed up nice,
Which will sell at u low cash price;
Such rs Flooring, Ceiling and Siding, ooth Rough
md Dressed,
Ia,h, llattess and Surfaced Lumber. al Of the
best;
/ also have Rig Ininicr of all kinds,
At prices 10 compare with oil and hard lines
! Il kinds OF 'Tlnljsr kept constantly on hanG,
And a box OF Cigars OF II very good brand;
Ny facilities i0c selling arc surely vhout rliinbcr
always keep goadteams 70 deliver GOOD tllmber
SO if you wa'n Ir'nNar Tor p Dee .el. fof p.
.un %. a.. os, u,.. ,s. a..4 O.. &. >. .rn.
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CARD.-We are thankful for the large trade
we have hand. Our sales have been large, but we
still have splendid stock of the very hest and
newest styles Of Gents Furnishing Goods and Goth.
ing We claim TO have 'he Largest Stock OF Cloth.
ing in the Oil Regions and do not csccp. Ttusvlle
or any other oil town, and our prices are 20 PER
CENT. LOWER than Titusville rates.
LAMMERS & ALDEN,
LAMMERS u ALDEN,
LaMMERS d ALDEN,
LAMMERS Il ALnLN,
HAMMERS & ALDEN,
LAAMERS & ALDEN,
LAMMERS i ALDEN,
Washington Street,
Washington Street,
Washington Street,
Washington Street,
W Washington Street,
Washington Street,
Washington Street,
Petroleum Centre, Pa
Petroleum Centre, Pa
Petroleum Centre. Pa.
Petroleum Cuntre, p.
Petroleum Centre Pr.
Petroleum Centre, Ia.
aug5 Petroleum Centre, Pa.
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Here!

Spring and 5ummor Clothing,
: Spring ard SUMMER clotl.i.iv,
. Spring and SUNNI = Ciotni,
: Spring and suinm fClot,.ii
Spring and summer Cor NJ.
Spring and suinme C'uthing
Spring and SuInme, Clo.hiu
Spring end Summer Clothing,
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. ana
~ p. N. Sabbath School at l215 +. M.
eats free. A cordial nvitation extend
ed to all.
REV. c. n. HEARD, Pastor.
ST. PETERS AND PAUL'S lCathoIie)
CHURCH.
Mass at l014 a. m.
Vesper and Benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament at p. m.
Catechism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN Pastor
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We are now receiving,
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