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siX young minister's If the Methodist ENB: :o1al
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roik vi that church In China, Will he ur.lalneA al
C,n1etuE5 ch1l-rh by Esho7 D. ". C,ark, or
Thur>,tay evening next. The occasion will lie 4
most tn1tFt sting OK. The ordination service Will
f'c preceded ~ raton nf experience and call Ia
the ministry hr sac.t ran,lte. The 1uissloua-ae-
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Eevfew Of the Week,

NTISEEES THEATRE,
Mt Collins commences tile sccond week os hts
engagement On thfx saiouda.} evening with =" The
CuiIeo4 Rawr,r wht he originally Played IN this
city. On Wednesday aud Thursday. " The Soldier
Of Fortune" nu,! .tTtc Nervous Man" will hc
rlayeti, and on Friday evening Ar: Collins takes
Ills .....rttr, u2rcattng IN skiing oSctl: or, The
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4ltlac{iu:: at snc Museum Gve5J evening shis
rs.a.E fnkt tuln.A EaSf.
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TIE WAR IN EUROPE.
BEnLIN, July Is.

BERLIN, July IS.
Bourse w&s excited yesterday over rumol
shat Russia had declared war against Franco
but rs yet the report is unconfrmed
Two hundred French whilo on reconnoisance
we're captured. None were Lil!od, but several
wounded
| War preparations are still being made
! The entiTo army is mobi!izod.
| Cannon ale being sent TO the frontier
| Tho organ of Bismarck says that Prussia suf-
| rerod insolenoe from Franco sixty years ago. but
| is lesss likely 10 put up with it now.
Tho details Of tho Chinese massacre has been
fully authenticated Neither age wero
spared.
PAR1e, July On Midnight.
Tho report that the Prussian army foil back
between OOlbertz and Mayenco ia denied.
Tho Swss government forbids tho expectation
Of cereals and horses.
LHbouef has loft Paris for the front. 1t is said
tlas the Emperor will leave tomorrow. Saturday.
MADRID, July %.
Parties failed In their effort to excite tho popu-
lace against Franco.
Ppain Is Arm in neutrality.
The Emperor camo to Paris to-day, and re-
ceivod tho Corps Logialatif at Tuileries.
WORCESTER, July 80.
Ia the University boat race, the Yale was
ahead IS minutes and 81 seconds, but the victory
awarded TO tho Harvard, On account of foul,
whereby the Harvard lost hor ruddor.
Brown College won the Freshman race.
BERLIN, July %.
The North German Consuis were directed to
forward all Germans liable to military duty, pay
ing their passage and furnishing necessary arti-
clos. AlsO to forward on the samo terms, all vol
unteers.
Martial law has been proclaimed in the rrus-
sian Rhinish Proyncee, and in Heeee, Hanover,
SchlesWiR aud Eastern Prussia
The port OF Hamburg is still oren.
The Prusstan headquarters arc within eight
miles of Bingen, at Kreatzenach
There has boon many ehipwrecks off Germany
from the removal of the boacons.
It is generally admitted that the situstion of
tho French army has every advantage. The
French have two points Of attack.
The Bank of England has advanced tho rate
Of interest to per cent.
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house was afterwards rifed md large
If haoop paaal

house was afterwards rifed md large
quantity of bacon, meal, go. carried off,
/ North CareIfna-Kfrk's Jay Hawk War.
Holden, the Radical Governor Of North
Carolina. is one of the mos interruptions
despots and vindictive tyrants that ever
disgraced the annals OF modern civiliza-
ton. Having ridden into power on the
shoulders of ignorant and semi-barbarous
negroes, controlled and manipulated by o
gang of corrupt carpet-baggers and scala
wags, he is determined TO perpetuate that
power at all hazards and in defiance of all
| legal obstacles. His administration has
been characterized by so much of fraud
and cOrruption--his open and fragrant
violations of the law SO bold and bare
| faced-his repeated robberies of the funds
| of the State SO apparent-his intense ma
Lightly and cruel injustice towards the
white citizens so savage and diabolical,
that even large portion of those who aid
ed in placing him in power have become
disgusted with his infamies, and alarmed
at his bold outrages upon the lives, liberty
and property of the people.
The better informed and more virtuous
of his party, both among tho blacks and
the whites in all sections of the State, are
hocking TO the standard of the Democracy
and lending their aid to crush out the
grir ling despotism which for four years
Holden and has gang have eXercis over
the people These mntterings of diecOn-
tent in his own party have not escaped his
attention. For months past he has been
calmly surveying the situation and prepar-
ing his plans to checkmate those who seek
to destroy his power. Having carefully
surveyed the whole field, he reached the
conclusion that if the contest were left to
tho arbitramcnt OF the popular will. under
the laws of the State, the verdict OF the
people would, like the rush of great waters,
overwhelm his administration and bury
his rotten carcass forever undor the just
indignation OF an outraged constituency.
There was no mistaking the indications of
the popular breeze. He saw the storm
coming. and, like the desperate a3vonturor
who risks his all upon tho turn OF fortunes
wheel, he threw himself in the face of the
constitution and laws Of the State, invited |
the East Tennessee bash Whacker and muir
dercr, Kirk, into his councils, and laid be- |
fore this willy rnflian his plans to carry the |
State, punish his enemies, intimidatc the |
people, and secure triumph at the Up. |
preaching elections. Chronicle |
and Sentinel.
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Tho unexampled success which for twenty
years has accompanied the uso of Hostetters
Stomach Ditters provokos the envy OF ignorant
noatrum-yendors in all parts OF tho country, and
the counterfoitng business having boon measure
ably played out, in consequence OF the numerous
suits instituted against the offenders, new sys-
tom Of tactics has boon adopted. In tho South
and West especially, legion OF " Bittors," pre-
pared from worthless materials, and bearing q
variety Of names. have been got up by irrespon-
slble adventurous, with the hope OF substituting
them to some extent for tho Standard Tonic Of
tho Ago. In sonle caeos country druggists arc
the concocterp and proprietOrs OF those unscion-
tifc and traehy compounds which arc warmly
recommended by the vendors. who endeavor 10
palm them off upon tho credulous in lieu OF the
great specific which hss never yet had q success
ful competitor, either among proprietary prepare
tiOns or the medicines prescribed In private prac
too. This notice is intended to put the public
On their guard against persuasions OF parties
gagged in the attempt to substitute mere rubbish
for the moet efficient stomachic and Alternative ut
p1osent known. At this season Of the year, when
debility and complaints arising from a lack of
vital energy 80 generally prevail, it is OF tho
greatest consequence that no tricks should 10
played with depressed and enfecbled systems.
Ask. therefore, for Hostetter's Stomach Bittere,
the great vegetable invigorant and Alternative
and reject, with deserved contempt, tho worse
than useless medleys offered in it's place. 1t is
as important to tho public as to the proprietors
Of the famous restorative, that this advice should
he nooded
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the ex-Iiont. Col fairly WINGED under the
M he conl1, for no is ''the artfnl dodger, ="
but it did him no good, and he was so Sc
vereIy handled IN the discussion that he
left Sampson greatly discouraged ct his
pros pec cts for oil, elton. He dill rot seem
to breathe casy while there, and hurried
away as rapidly as possible.
Not the least point mado against him
by Col McKoy was his absolute neglect
of duty, in leaving his scat in Congress-
before the adjournment of that body, for
the purpose Of canvaasing for re- election.
And even now, Instead of being Mt Wash
ington City, pleading with President
Grant, i Il The interests Of his constituents,
to Withdraw the countonance given to
Holden in his war On the peaceful and de-
fencolcss people OF North Carolina, he has
the impudenco to appear before decent
Conservative people, begging them to snip
port him for q re- collection to Office. This
lost was, il seems, the feather that broke
the camel's back and poor Dockery wilted.
His irnpudence had expended itself, and,
as every enc knows, when that is all gone.
Dockcry las nothing left. AS Col. McKoy
40 Justly said Of him, "be has no noryo
but plenty Of buster
Sampson Is all right ana is ready for
election day. She will roll up her full!
quota for the Cause Of law and order and
will give her aid in endeavoIing TO put
down the lawItss men who have ruined
tho State and nrn now conspirinS against
khn liuno Of nnr ,nentnin
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CABLE DIBPATCUEs,
TGIEG FRASCO-PRUssIAN WAR.
Foreign Summary.

PARIS, July %.
Lebouf permits correspondents within the
lines upon parole that they print nothing ur-
true.
BERLIN, July 23.
Prince Royal Frederick commands tho Prus-
sian left; Prince Frederick Charles the centre;
Herr Won Bottonfed the right, and General Won
Falkcnatein commands the coast defences.
VIENNA. July %.
It is believed hero that the neutrality Of Rus
sia and Austria has been agreed upon.
The neutrality of Spain lie certain.
LONDON. July %.
Tho i}ull Bun Russell Times correspondent has
been arrested at Metz journeYing toward Prus-
STA.
French expedition sails from Cherbourg to.
day.
General Dayse will load the advance over the
Rhine. Saarbruck Will be the centre Of opera
tions.
Over a hundred thousand volunteers have
been enrolled in Germany.
BERLIN. July %.
In the North German Parliament last evening.
Count Bismarck denied the assertion of De-
Grammout that Germany had confessed the i'm
possibility OF Prince HohenzoIlern's candidacy
He asserted that from the time the Govern
ment first knew OF tho project, nothing personal
~ or official was said to Bendetti aboutit.
LONDON, July %.
The Saturday Review thinks the fate OF Cuba
win be unaffected by the European complica-
tons.
Telegraphic dates have been received here
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29

The American Institute Of New York
city, of which Horace Greeley is Prcsi-
dent, will hold their thirty ninth fair du-
ring the months Of September and Octo-
Der next, at the Empire Rink.
Last year there was a largo increase in
the exports from Berlin to the United
States of America. as compared with the
year before; the value having been 4. O8G, O73
thIrs. against 1850, 26G thlrs. in 1868.
Colonel O. A. Hartwoll Special Indian
Agent, is in North Park, investigating the
recent troubles with the Indians in that
section.
The Viccroy of Egypt has given 40, 900
Turkish pounds to the sufferers by the late
confagrntion in Oonstnntinople.
Senator Sprngue, rumor says, intends
trying Chinese labor in his mills in Rhode
Island.
An aquarium is 10 be constructed mt Tho
Sydenham Crystal Palace, near London.
at an expense of 100000.
-Four letters. each warranted TO DO tho
very last one that Dickens wrote, lave al
ready been published.
The number of Gentiles in Utah ia less
than 1900.
Governor Holden and the State Militia
Of North Carolina arc becoming moro out
ra8eons In their wrongs npon tho people
of that State every day. 1t is certainly the
duty of tho President to interfere under
that clause Of the constitution guarantee
ing republican form OF government to
oach Stato.-N Y Herald
If man on earth has any doubt OF q
hell on earth let him go to North Carroll
na.-Richmond Enquirer.
There are now living in Athens county,
Ohio, sixteen couple who have boon mar
ried over fifty years.
Grasahoppers are sitting on the sweet
potato vines in Eric county, Pa The
pests are running the farmers crops.
Another daughter of Lola Montez ~ is
now reported to have mado her debut rs o
danseuse in Germany.
Mayor Solby has just filed o petition
contesting the legality of the recent cleo
ton in San Francisco, which carried the
proposition to grant 81, 200, 900 subsidy to
the Southern Pacific railroad. He alleges
fraud and forgery.
There is story going the rounds about
six survivors of n wreck who lived two
months on rare beef on an island in the
South Atlantic. It was baro reef they
lived on instead of rare beef.
Hon. Charles A. Shaw, Democrats can
dldate for Congress, of Biddcford, Maine,
at the last election, declines another nomi-
nation.
Chief Justice Chase md John G. Brecls
enrigde were guests at the NeWhalI House,
Milwaukee, on the 18th.
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Col "RGEYelI

We are pleased to learn that Col, WAD-
DELL's progress throughout the Distric. is
really triumphant ono. Ho makes his
mark wherever he goea, old friends and
new friends alike rallyiaE around his ban
ner filed with perfect enthusiasm. He
works nobly and effectively for tho good
of tic cause, and is dovoting his energies.
day and night, to the furtheranco OF Con
setvative principles
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29

At Sunday School in Ripon, teacher
asked a little boy if he new what the
expression ''sowing tares" meant. "Courth
I does" said he, pulling the seat of his
little brooches around in front, ST feared
it Gliding down hill"
DR.. Beecher often rotated the anecdote
OF minister who preached six sermons to
show who Melchisedek was, and closed his
last sermon with this summary s'And so
we see, brethren, that we don't know who
Melchisedek was, and that faint no mat
ter"
.'Ah-How" and ''Ah-My" are two very
prominent Cinnamon in this country.
Their names answer two very grave cues
tons. How is our labor difficulty to be
settled ? 'Ah. How ?" Where will it
end.2" "Ah,' MyP'
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T'he Issue in Sulp, psuE..

We publish 81. { .tLero to-day long aud
glowing account of tho political situation
in Sampson county, has private letter
from a friend furnishes ua with some
points not given there.
Dockery lately appeared before the reo-
pie Of that county, and, taking advantage
of Col. Waddelps absence, mado some
charges against that gentleman which
could not be substantiated. He asserted
that Col. Waddeu was now in favor OF
qualified suffrage, and on this dodge
sought to defame him in his absence. But
though our gallant candidate was absent
there were yet warm friends there to de-
fend him, one OF whom, Col a. A. Nc
Koy, told him to his faco that he had
made false representation OF Col. Wad-
dells viows. and, in turn, held up the val
liant BRIG. Gen." to the scorn OF the as
semblage. Col. Mickey told Dockery that
he would not allow him to dodge the re
sponsihillty Of associating with, and pro
noting to Office, Governor and carpet
baggers who have filched from the treasn-
~ the hard earnings of the people; have
made the State bankrupt; have diggraced
the people and have brought upon US tho
dire calamity of Holden's despotism, mp
held by the bayonets of Kinks despera-
does. Col. Waddell he highly commended
to the voters of Sampson as true son of
the State, an honorable man and as one
whose irreproachable character and emf
nent abilities qualified him for any Office
within the gift of the people.
Col. McKoy did not spare Dockery. and
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29
EEnESloy1'a Wnr.

The mihtnry crusade which Holden is
making against tho people of Alamance
and CaswelI, and which doubtless he will
extend to other counties, is costing i'm
mense sums of money. Tho shrieIs of
flying women and children, the groans of
strong men, and the assertions of home
and businessand crops are the present evils
OF Holden's military operations. But men
cannot be fed, and clothed, and paid, and
transported without fearful cost. The
people of North Carolina are expected to
foot the bill. The victims of these out
RACES, il is intended, shall pay the ex-
penscs.
If the organization of Holden's regi-
ments of estate troops" is illegal, as we
are fully persuaded it is, then the
Treasurer and his bondHmen are RESPONSE
BILE for all the money paid out for that pur-
pose. This money cannot be forced from
the people this year, for tho taxes have
already been assessed. It is expected that
the next Legislature will legalize these ex-
and the money will be raised
by additional taxation next year.
Our advice, therefore, is. for all candi-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29

MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE ]. 0. O.
F., OF NORTH Carolina. N.
C. July 10Th, 1s7O.-The Right Worthy
Grand Lodge of tho Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, of the State of North Caro-
lima, convened this day ut 3 o'clock, in
the Hall of Neuse Lodge, No. 6. pursuant
to adjournment. whom. upon O call OF the
roll, the following officers wero found to be
present
W. l.. Smith, Il. ". CT. Master.
J. FL. Baker. Z. W. ID. G.. Master.
A. Barnes, r. w. Ct. w.
J. ". GuIick, r. w. q. Secretary
r S. Whianant ". q. Marshal.
II. A. Watson, ". Ct. Conductor.
John Taylor, ". G. Guardian,
and quorum of Representatives. from
Subordinate Lodges.
The r. W. Ct. Master submitted his An
nual Report, which was encouraging to
the order-the varions Subordinate Lodges
being in n more healthy and prosperous
condition than at the last annual meeting
Reports from the Grand Secretary and
Grand Representative were also read.
The r. W. Gland Master then an
nounced the following Standing Commit
tees
On Finance w. J. Yorp. 7. T. Pascud,
A. p. Crabtree.
On State Of tie Order- Seaton Gales, w.
Ell. CLARK, Ii. B. Bryan.
On Suspension-R. L. Groen, J. c.
Wood, J. Ell. Smith.
On Petitions--J. w. Beasley, P. W.
Morse, c.. 3. Brothers.
Oh Rett17.s-W. G. Porter, J. D. Phil
fps, A. p. Orebtree.
On Correspondcnce-J. G, E6and, P. P.
CLARK, @. Is. Brothers.
On iodges not Representa- NJ, Bar
ker, J. ". Beaeley. r. F. Green.
On Unfinished business w. @. Porter,
J. c.. Wood, 2. F. Pescud.
On By-Laeos @. Wood. L. M. Os-
borne, J. G.. Elland.
The Lodge then took recess un'il s!
o'clock. Wednesday morning.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29
Opinion of Chief Justice PeArsC the
HHbeas Corpus Case.

RALEIGH July 20.
Chief Justice Pearson rendered his decision in
the H4beas Corpus this morning. He decided
Kinks excuse for refusing to answer, that he was
obeyng the order of his superior officer, the Gov
ern0r. to be reasonable, but that tho writ is not
suspended and must be oboyed. He would not
issue order to the Sheriff of Caswel, but TO
the Marshall OF the Supreme Court. with instruc-
tions to show it to the Governor, with copy Of
the opinion. The order is as follows: 'To David
A. Wicker. Marshal of Supreme Court, you arc
hereby commanded in tho name OF the State of
North Carolina. forthwith to bring AdoIphus G..
Moore. wherever to bo found, before me, Richard
II. Pearson, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
in the city Of Raleigh. Herein fail not. and have
thero this writ, aud mako due return thereon.
B1Gned, RICHMOND III. PEARSON,
Chief Justice of Supreme Oourt.
Eighteen other writs wero issuod TO day by the
Ohioi Justice OH bolalf OF tho prisoners from Cas-
well county There has boon no return yet 10
the order.
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GoLDsBoRo', July Gosh, 1870.

The Grand Lodge met ut 3 O'Clock.
After the reading Of Reports and the
hour having arrived which had been set
apart, tho Grand Lodge proceeded to the
election OF officers for tho ensuing year,
with the following result
Seaton Gates, OF Raleigh, Ii. w. Grand
Master.
J. G. Efland, Of Greensboro, r. ".
Deputy Grand Master.
W. J. Yopp, of Wilmington, r. w.
Grand Warden.
J. W. Gulick, of Goldsboro', II. ".
Grand Secretary.
J. II. Baker: of Tarboro', r. w. Grand
Treasurer.
Rev. j. B. Webb, OF Kinston, r. W.
Grand Chaplain.
". L. Smith, OF Wilmington, r. ".
Grand Rep. to Grand Lodge of y. S.
The Grand Lodge then adjourned until
Thursday morning at 81 O'clock.
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F'rOnI EEaeh1n2toTa.

WASHINGTON, July 20.
Receipts fl ON Internal Revenue to-day amount
oil to $4,000.
Secretary Fish has ROne to New York
Alderman goes to Georgia shortly.
Tho Inman Line of Steamers will carry all tho
American mails
There has been fighting up TO the closing
hour. NO new developments. Tho faint hopes
of peace entertained last evening in diplomatic
circIce haYo vanished.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29

The stockholders of the Raleigh & Gas
ton, and Of the Chatham, Railroad, met
at Raleigh on Thursday and Friday. The
following Board of Directors was elected
for the ensuing year: DIR. W. J. Hawkins,
George ". Mordecai, these two unani-
mous) Walter Gard, J. B. Bachelor, A.
M. McPheters, s. s. Register and Colonel
George Little. at a subsequent meeting
of the Board Of Directors, Dr.. W. J. Haw-
kins was reelected President unanimously,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29
From n ISsouEf,

ST. LOUIS, July %.
Dol. d. II. Buell., commandment OF tho Arsenal
at Fort Loavonworth has been killed. The assas-
sin il unknown.
The thermometer for tho past week has aVerag-
cd 81 to 104.
Thore has boon many Gun strokes. The gem
oral hea!th OF the city is good.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL TO TIE JOURNAL.
FROM RALEIGH.
OPINION OF THE CHEF JUSTICE.
RALETGH, July %.

RALErGH, July %.
The Chief Justice decides not to grant an at
tachment against Kirk. He grants precept,
which is to be issued to tho Governor command
ing that the bodies Of the prisoners be brought
before him immediately. The precept to be serv-
cd on the Governor by tho Marehal OF the ST.
promo Court II the Governor refuses, tho pow
er of the court is at an end.
The Law is on the side of the prisoners, but the
court has only moral power.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29

The female clerks of New York city have
held a meeting and organized an early
closing association to carry into eject the
demand that their hours of business shall
end at ?. III. daily.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-29
SENATORIAL CANVASS.

THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
MAJOR O. w. MoCLAMMY, candidate for the
Senate, will address his followctizens at the foi
lowing tines and places
BRUNSWICK.
Gmithville, Wednesday, July 9th
Town Greek, Thursday. July 18th.
North Wost, Friday, July 29Gh'
NEW HANOVER.
Rocky Point, Saturday, July 30th.
Point OaswelI, Monday. August 1st.
Ellington, Thursday, August I'd.
Holley, Wednesday, Thursday, August 3D..
Sandy Run, Thursday, August 4th.
iuly rs 254-tf
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"WEDNESDAY MORNING, July Goth.

The Lodge met this morning at the hour
appointed.
Tho time Of tho morning session was
consumed with reports of the various COM
mittees, and other important businoas I'M
til II o'clock, when recess was taken mn
til o'clock for tho election of officers for
tho ensuing year.