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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13
STATE NEWS.

Two murder cases are for trial at Tar
boro', this week.
Superior Court of Nash county is in
session this week.
The Spring Term of Edgecombe Super
= ior Court is in session this week.
North Carolina has sent $1,000 par
tridges to the North during the past sea-
son.
E. W. Jones, by the grace Of Radicalism
a North Carolina Superior Court Judge is
said to have Congressional aspirations.
RUrHERFoRD county, says the Vindicator,
was visited on Friday last by a terrible
hail storm. IL some localities the stones
were as largo as hens egg.
Messrs. Geo. E. Pittman & Brother will
shortly commence The publication of Tri-
Weekly newspaper in Newbern, to be call.
ed the Newbern Courier. The paper will
have nothing to do with politics, but be
simply a newspaper. The price of sub
scrlptlon is fixed at IS per year.
We find in the Reconstructed Farmer the
following instances of good Edgecombe
farming:
''Mr Rob't Norfeet, of this county, pl O.
duced upon ten acres the past year, four
teen bales and sixty pounds of cotton.
'"Ihis cotton was raised upon uplands
having q clay sub-soil and under the best
of seasons, with ordinary culture and usual
quantity and quality of fertilizers, one
bale per acre would have been a heavy
crop"
FROM the Fayetteville Presbyterian we
clip as follows:
The Smithyille Memorial Association
take pleasure in informing the friends o1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13
THREE STANDARD
Church Music Books

~ Ta-.a1 - = otasor 80 80 W;u;cra p Rradhnrv
Containing an unusual variety in its contents for
the use Of choirs. The Singing School Depart
ment is unexcelled, being very clear in its pro-
grossions and especially attractive in it's selec-
tions.
THE KEY note. By VIM. B. Bradbury.
thor's works. Attractive and complete in all it's
departments.
THE JUBILEE Bradbury's best book OF
Church Music. More than 200 900 have already
been sold.
Price OF single copies of the above 81 Sd each:
S13 80 per dozen. Specimen copies sent postpaid
on receipt of price
OLIVER DIT5ON & co, Boston.
O. H. DIrSON i CO, New York.
NAV ~ 2w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13

The largest farm in England consists of
5000 acres, and belongs to Samuel Jones.
In its cultivation he follows the four
course system, the whole extent Of the
farm being divided into four crops-75O
acres to wheat. 750 TO barley and oats 75O
to seeds, beaus, peas, &C., and 100 to roots.
His live stock is valued ar foioxs Sheep,
$50. 900 horses. SI5, 900 bnlIocks, $40
600 pigs 50, 500 The oiI-cako ana corn
purchased annually amounts to so, 900.
and artificial fertilizers .toat So, 000 ILc
entire cost Of MANURE, iii various forms
used. annually is about $15, Oo0. Sleep
| are claimed rs the mosL profitable stock he
keeps, from which are realised about $40.
| 900 year. Ills income from tho whole
| farm, though not stated, can be little less
than 100000.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13
N11re Caves.

The production of such important con-
stituents of gurpowder as nitre and aqua
fortis is at times serious concern with all
governments. Some of the people of
Northern Europe are compelled to pay q
portion of their taxes annually On salt
petre. While the seaboard of q nation is
unobstructed there is no difficulty in OBJ
tanning supplies from foreign countries es-
pecially from India, but blockade COM
pels people in state of war to rely
upon internal resources. It has not unfre-
quently happened during the wars in
which the American people have been en-
gagged to find it convenient to work up
such means for obtaining nitre as the in
terror of the conntry afforded. What are
called nitre or seltpetre caves, which are
well known to abound in most of our
States where limestone formations and
their attendant caves exist, are resorted to
for this purpose, as in Kentucky, Virginia,
Tennessee and other States. The loose
4th is dug up from the floor of the
, cavern and the soluble part of it extracted
by water. The lye obtained from wood
ashes is added to this to form the salt
petre, which, after properly evaporating
off the water, is found in the form of crys-
tails. Besides the old localities above re-
ferred to, the Commissioner Of the Gen
eral Land Office has recently obtained in
formation of the existence of abundant
deposits of the nitrous earth in several
other places. Two of these are in Texas
one at the Camanche Springs, Llano
county, and the other in Burnett county,
on the Colorado. These deposits are all in
| caves, where this substance is protected
| from the action of rains, but in India ano
other places it is not unfrequently the case
that nitrous salts are obtained from tht
soil itself which has been exposed to at
mospheric vicissitudes for all past time
the climate there being in the rainles
zone. Similar deposits are reported from
the vicinity of Red river, between tia
Waohita Mountains and the celebrated
Illano Estacedo, where rain seldom falls
An additional locality. lately reported,
Soda Lake, at Raytown, where, beside
nitrate of potash, an extensive bed of tran
or sesqili-carbonate of soda exists.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13
A Female Reporter.

As ladies who go out of their ''sphere'
expect to be criticised, aAd are not afraid
to see themselves as others see them, there
can be no harm in transferring the fol
lowing pen-picture of female reporter,
who was recently in professional atten-
dance at woman suffrage convention in
Dayton, Ohio:
HMiss Sallie M. Joy represented the
Boston Post. She distinguished herself
by her generally independent, don't care
AGENT air. and by the number of books
she carried under her arm and kept on her
table. She walks with something of a
masculine stride, and always carries a
pencil in her hand. She has the Bostonie
affection of eyeglasses, wears a sailor hat
and dresses neatly, but plainly. AS she is
not pre-eminently "a thing of beauty
should think her chances of remaining "a
Joy fovever' are good"
The photographer might have refrained
from throwing ''that last brick"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13
for the Medical world
MAN with Soapstone Lungs.

Coroner Butterworth held an inquest
on Sunday over the body of Frederick Ru-
aand, butcher. Rutland worked at Cross
and Market streets, Patterson, and was
standing at the door of the shop, when his
attention was called to two boys fighting
on the sidewalk. While trying to part
them, one Kaheo stepped UP and struck
Rutland on the head. On Sunday Ru
fand died. In belief that the blow on his
head had led to his death, Drs. Warner
and Blundell were directed to hold post
mortem examination. The cause of death
was thereupon discovered to be the singu-
lar condition of the mans lungs, which
had, to all appearances, been turned into
soapstone. The lungs were hard as stone,
and on touch felt like soapstone. How the
man breathed is a mystery. OF course the
coroner's jury exhcne-ated Kaheo.-N. Y.
SIN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13
COTTON PLANTERS,

XTOU CAN SAVE TIME AND MONEY BY
4 dealing directly with the
NORTH CAROLINA
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES,
NEWBERN, n. @.
Fo5tor Cotton Planters Lancaster Cotton
Planters, Dickson Georgia Steel Sweeps, Z 90
DO. not stocked, ....-.........- 5 90
Mitchell X Allen Cotton Plows............ 90
Borum Cotton poWs,. 90
Plows No. g. 10. II, So 81 50 each
Cotton Gins, all kinds.
Cotton Presses of cverv make. Address
MITCHELL, ALLEN x CO.,
Newbern, y. @.
april 1 S3n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13
4 torpedo under the paYement of So.

A torpedo under the pavement of st.
Louis street the other day exploded, great
ly alarming the neighbor5. A long bottle,
which apparently had been filled with
powder, aud TO which a small bar of iron
had been attached, had been showed in un-
der the curbstone, and was doubtless ig-
nited by slow match. Tho explosion
was of extreme violence uptearing por-
tion of the sidewalk, sbattering window
panes an0 shaking the mortar from the
houses ia tho vicinity. Most fortunately
nobody was burt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13

800 TO $3.50 Rss fssd. '"os'@ s'as eiasrn: pay.~
Wages paid weekly to Agents everywhere, selling
our Patent .SHcer Mould WhUe Vlre Clothes
lines business permanent. For full particu-
lars. address
GIRARD WIRE MILLS, Phiiadelphia, Pa
enrii % I2-weow2m*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13

SUCCESSFUL FAIR--The Episcopal ladies
of Weldon and vicinity realiz ] $587
by their Fair held for the purpose of
building Church. This, with O large
sum obtained through subscription, will
enable them to begin work upon the pro-
posed building at once. The Weldon
News wishes them God speed in their un-
dertaking, in which We heartily concur.
CRoPs.-The Asheville Citizen says that
the prospect for e. large wheat crop in that
section is most fattering. 1t is estimated
that Buncombe county will produce twice
as much wheat as she has in any one year
for long time past. It is to be hoped
that Swepson and Littlefeid Cont specu-
late in wheat.
MARRIED. w. W. Churchill, clerk in the
Raleigh Standard Office. was lately married
to Miss Cornelia M. Rutjes, Of Raleigh, at
the Catholic Church. Mr.. Churchill was
formerly attached to tho Purcell House in
this city.
CHATHAM. The local editor of the SIAN
ddrd has been On an excursion to Hay
wood. Along the route he noticed mum
Der of new and exceedingly neat residen-
ces-the first about three miles from the
city, recently erected by DR.. ". Fl. Muir
doch, the energetic Agent of the North
Carolina Fire Insurance Agency. At AS
bury, the first depot, colony from Penn
sylvania have been introduced through
the NORM oaloi,n" I';nu ornd 0od 'n, -
fnrn;no At Carv DR.. ". p. Mallett,
late of Chapel Hill. is erecting some hand
some buildings
-,
Our friend, Drake OIL the otatesVlIe
American, recently lost his presence Of
mind and wandered off to Augusta. Geor-
- o.t.,,, Da;,.ooa ,,oc+;,o, Tho
gla' 10 "''eho " 4''i o11,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13

Miss Sallie jeff, she oldest inhabitant OF
New Jersey, died at Elizabeth, Saturday,
aged los.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13

Capt. ". K story. Deputy u. s. Mar
shall, w4s killed il Salt Lake City, Utah,
On Monda7 by lceperado named Hawes
,,hom he was about to arrest. A posse
vent in pursuit of the murderer. p
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13
DIED,

In Brunswick county, on the "a inst. 9UYON
WAILENSTEIN, infant con of Anchram u, ana
Lizzie Il, Evans, aged Il months.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13

The conservative character of the United
States Supreme Court is sustained by de-
cision delivered by Chief Justice Chase on
Saturday--a decision SO manifestly just
and equitable that the only surprise is that
its principle was ever questioned. The
court held that loaning money TO the Con-
federate Government, when such loan waG
extorted by fear, was not On act giving aid
and comfort to the enemy. This decision
relieves many of the best Southern Union
lists from the penaltios which Radical leg
islation sought to impose upon them
New York Herald.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13
Special Dispatch to the Baltimore sun.
Republican Campaign PreparatiOns-Tht
Southern Radicals 40 DC Stirred Up.
A GRAND REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.


WASHINGTON, D. c., May 3.-A docu-
ment looking to the future purposes of
the republican party has been drawn up
by prominent Western Senator, and has
been signed by every republican in the
Senate. To-day t vas circulated among
the republican members of the House and
signed so far as it was presented. The
OBJ iect is to convene q grand caucus OF ali
the republicans in Congress-there being
ever two hundred members-for the pur-
pose of devising ways and means and
setting forth the issues which the party
will present to the country in the coming
fall elections for members of the House Of
the forty-second Congress. 1t is intended
to constitute a grand campaign committee
to furnish documents, ETC., and especially
to look after the condition Of the radical
party in the Southern States, where the
contest is represented as likely to be
close, with fair prospect of conservative
results. This caucus will be held probably
next week, and it will be more important
| than an ordinary caucus from the fact that
it will make declaration of principles.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13
The first gold mine in the United State

The hrst gold mine IN the United States
was discovered in Meadow Creek, Oabar
rus county, On. C.,) in 1899. by Conrad
Reed. The California gold mines were
discovered by VIM. Marshall, on the ninth
day of February, 1S48, at Suffers mill up
on the American fork, tributary on the
Sacramento, ana extend from 81 TO 49 de-
grees of north latitude. Their product
since their discovery to the present time
has amounted to fourteen hundred mil
lions dollars.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13

The ladies of New Orleans have resolv-
ed to form an association for the pur.
pose of purchasing the picture known as
"a Heroes of Charlottesville, in order
TO present it to Gen. Lee.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13
LIVELY DEBATE ON THE TARIFF.

There was very warm and Interesting
tariff debate in the House to-day over the
duty on steel rails made by the Beesemer
or pneumatic process. The interest in
volved was declared to be millions of dol
lars, and so excited did the discussion be-
come that public att ntion was called to
the fact that presidents and officers of
steel works were lobbying on the floor of
the House among members to secure the
highest possible duty on steel rails, while
O point of order was raised on the Hon.
Daniel J. Morrell, of Pennsylvania, that as
he was interested in the Freedom and
Cambria Iron Works, it was improper for
linn to vote to increase the duty. The
rule was read, which declares that no
member shall vote on question in which
he is Immediately interested. Mr.. Nor
rell, however, voted. Finally an amend
ment to make the duty at thirty-six dollars
per ton was adopted by 78 to SO. The duty
fixed in the bill was fortyf four dollars per
ton, while the rate adopted is fourteen
dollars per ton less than the present law
in force The result Of the days contest
is fixing the duty about eight dollars less
per ton than the steel men desired, but If
the democrats had all been present it is
believed that an amendment fixing upon
thirty dollars would have been adopted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13

Though comparatively young at his death,
he old ia hIs ways, ana in the affections OF
his men.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13

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0}ptiicn.

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2llarnri1c &abrlnadlrihtrn.

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Ser SeHtiae @orreiPonbemt.
8aItimore, IL Mnauft 1870.
Nic EtinnLnnn I'm Nnris.


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