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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-06-03
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The side walk to take off the ice, and r,
: marked to friend pointing to the Aat
Now, that's benovOlence."
y 80 1T an I said the boy somewhat in
d!gnantly, cts salt u
, 80 when lady asked her servant girl
the hired man cleahud off The snow will
alacrity, she replied
mo, a'am, be uSel IL shovel"
The same literal turn of MUD which W,
nave been illustrating is sometimes us c
Intentionally and polhaVs a little ma
nclousiy, and thus becomes the propert,
OF wit lnstcad OF blunder Thus We heal
of a very polite and Impressive gentleman
Who said to youth in the street:
Boy may inquire where Robinson =
drug store is 2?
'Certninly, SIR" replied the boy. very
respectfully
"Wel, SIR" said the gentleman. after
waiting awhile, ''whcre is it 2?
| ~ have not the least idea, Yer honor, -
said the nrchin.
There was another boy who wac accosted
10y an uscetic Inildle-agcd lady with:
Soy, want to go tn Dover street,
we'll ma am, said the boy, why
don't you go then o.
One day, ut Like George, a party of
gentlemen str"ling among the braniiful
islands on the lake, with bad luck, ehpied
little fellow with it red shirt and a straw
hat. dangling a line over th,, side of n
boat.
'Halloo, boy said one Of them, ..al.at
are you doing q
Fishing, came the answer.
Wei, of course, " said the gentleman,
"but what do you catch ?"
Fish, You foo; what do you s'pose %
Dtd any OF you ever ;>t;e and eit4phant's
shin lrqnnei "a t. acher of an infant
Class,
Il have" exclaimed one,
''Where p asked The teacher
''OA tho elephants back" said the boy
laughing.
SOMETIMES til q sort OF wit deeenerates
or rises, as the case. may he, into punninp
as when Flora pointed penHiyely to tie |
heavy masses Of clouds in the sky, SAYING:
81 wonder where those clouds ARA 90 |
lng 2"
And her brother rep led:
Il think they are going To thurdrr."
Also the following dialogue:
"hHiloo, there. how do snu sell yong
40 III p
'By the cord"
How long has it been ,nt 2"
-Four feet"
81 mran I.oa lug i1a4 it been since Won
;ut it ?"
'FNo longer than it is now"
And also " hen Patrick OFlynn Was seen
With ms collar and his bosom sadly be-
trimmed, and WAS Indignantly asked by
lis officer: /
Patrick O'FIynn, how long do you
rear shirt 2" +
''Twenty eight inches, SIR" t
Tins resembles one of an instance which c
said to have occurred recently in Chat ,
am street. New York, where a country L
ian was GENEROUSLY beseiged by shop t
eeper. fl
''Have you any fine shirts ?" asid the b
"A splendid assortment, sir Step in. il
T. Every price and every st,le. The d
leapest in the market, sir.
Are they clean ?" t.
ITO be sure, SIR %
!" Then. said the countryman with
eat gravity, ''you had better put on one, NJ
r you need it."
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For the Journal.
dominating Convention I'm nunItn

convention in DuplIn
Pursuant to resolution adopted a. 8
previous meeting of the Conservative and
democratic Citizens of Duplin County
recommending a Convention of entbor
lzed delegates from each township tn nc.
semble at Kenansville on the 01st incl e.,
tne purpose of nominating candidates TO,
tne ensuing election. said delegates as.
SemDled and organized by calling Benia.
min Oliver to the Chair, and reoneatinc
ASA >. Brown to act as Secretary. where.
upon the meeting proceeded to nominate
members OF the Legislature and Countv
olncers' Col. William A. Allen was unani-
mously recommended as the choice of the
people of this County to represent tho
Senatorial District Jno. D. Stanford and
Of' n. Il. Armstrong were nominated as
candidates for the House of Representa-.
tives John Macarthur for County TrasSrr-
er' Jas. Nj. Sprunt for Register of Deeds.
Bland Wallace for Sheriff, Hugh G, Max,
wen Tor County Surveyor, Uriah Herring
Ior Coroner, and d. T. Mcmillan, BRYANT
N Williams, Joel Loftin. A. III. Grady
ana Asa y. Brown, for Commissioners.
DIR. j. W. Blunt introduced the fo,1ou
ing resolutions, which were upapimopslv
adopted
htsotoe That the Chairman of the Conyen
Gion appoint Committee OF five members (Issac
q. helly, John q. Mcmillan Col A NJ ksisnn
behJAml Wetherington and TLos T An
EtronS, apF0lnted) to be called the Exacrtiva
committee OF the Conservative and Democrst;c |
party OF Dupliu county.
HeSOtCed, FURTHER, That it shall be the dntv of
s"1u EAeouiiye commute to represent the Don
serVatlve and Democratic psrty OF this comfy |
10 any senatorial District Convention that nay
Do heId Tor. the nomination of n candidate for |
senator or the District Aud this Convention
lereDy instruct said Committee to use their bost
snorIs 10 secure the nomination Of Col VIM A
Allen for SenatOrship, - a.
ReSOtoed, further, that we pIedoa To ,nito orr
efforts to secure the election Of tba |
'anOloates nOmlna ted by tue Convention on5
nVlte cooperation of all good men to iOin ma |
Il common eHort to secure The state from the |
ule OF pad men now at the head of affairs
On motion 1T was ordered that the bro
eedlngs be sent to the Wilmington JorP-
IAL. Goldsboro' Messenger and Raleigh
with the request that they be
~
During the meeting Col. VIM. A. Allen
q de short and elegant address, when
ne Convention adjourned after which
ol. VIM. E. Hill, Republican, made {
'ngthy address, in which he gave Garnet
aggers and plunderers some severe and
ell aimed blows. The utmost harmony |
revealed throughout the meeting.
BENZ. OLIVER, Chairman. I
ALsA j. Brown Secretary. /
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Second Congressional D1s,r,c,

NEwBERN, n. c., May %, 1870.
Editors Wilmington Journal:
DEAR S1Rs:-Kuowing that your va,po-
Die and sterling paper has large cireula-
tlon among the citizens of this Conpros-
slonal District, we ask a short SPACE in ito
columps to call to the attention of tho
democratic and Conservative VOTERS If tho
District the name of Hon. C. Clark as a
proper and suitable gentlemen IN raceiro
the nomination of the Convention Will
assemblies in Goldsboro, juno 18Th 1s-o
for the purpose of selecting q standard
bearer to lead the Democratic host on 70
victory next August.
1t is believed in this comnunitv tbot
there is no doubt of Mr.. C!ark's ho;nc
exactly the man to put against tho
Ohio carpet-bagger Hcaton.
Mr.. Clark's political record is entiroI,
consistent, his moral character without y
blemlsh, his ability of the highest o,dor
his experience III Legislative matters ~,
tenslVe-aH OF these combined TO oratoricoi
powers second TO none in tho Sta.c-cm;-
nenty qualify him to be the chnmnion of
the n conservative party in this District
II we can get him in the army against
aeaton, this Ohio representative from
Nofth Carolina will rue the day he evcr
embarked upon his carpet-bao career in
the cold North State"
The Radical Convention is in session IN
this place to-day. Col. Ueaton will mn
doubtedly be the nominee ne thara ;s no
OPPoS4tlon' ANTI RADICAL
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Your obedient servant,
JAMES IREDELL.
From the Raleigh Sentinel
Letter from northumberland Com
nectef with the Death of John w STE
phens.

From the Raleigh Sentinal.
Letter from Incidents Com
necttd with the Death of John w STE
phens.
YANCEYyILLE, May 24
Hon. Josiah Turner.
DEAR SIR Our community was shocked
on Sunday morning last. by the ascertain
ment OF the fact, that, on the preceding
evening, John w. Stephens. late Senator
from this county, was lying il one Of the
rooms of the Court House dead. The
Conservatives of the county La,l IA Injecting
on Saturday last in the Court House to
nominate candidates, &r, und Stenhers
was in the Court House during the meet
ing, taking notes OF the proceedings. The
meeting "aS one Of extraordinary harmo-
ny, and was throughout conducted with
remarkahie freedom from excitement Of
any sort. Late IL the evening, kay aLout
four or five O'Clock. the meeting adiournel.
just before the Adjournment Stephens left
Tue court room III company with one of
our most respected citizens, to whom he
had animated that he wished to conyer, q
with him in regard to the polite. of he
county. That respectable citizen conqers- |
ed with him for Il few moments ut the foot
OF The stulrs, and separating from Stephens
he saw hIIa standing II short time after |
wards rear the door of the grand Jury |
room III CONVEX sation with oolored man,
Alter night, Stephens failing to return
home his wife became uneasy, and sent
mp street to enquire concerning him. Be
tween nlne and ten o'clock at night, her
lneaslness having lncreasd, she caused
general enquiry aud search to be made for
aim, especially in the rooms Of the Court
house. But In the meantime, from an
Early hour at night, guard or watch of
'olofed persons had, 10y whose agency I :
NOW not, been placed about the Court {
House. The keys of the Court Housa
we've ali readily produced except one
hat OF the room formerly used rs an office
y the late Clerk and Master in Equity of g
he c0anty, which is an unoccupied room. ! f
bis key could not be found, a0g. has a. yet
cen found. Search was made Of all tho
Their rooms, and OF this too, so far as il
0uld be done by looking III through the c
lndows; and nothing of Stephens was dis
oVered. 80 the night passed leaving all I.
suspence III regard to him. In the G.
eantlme, the watch of which [ have n
)oken was kept up. Next morning at an d
lriy hour, | do not know the exact time, s.
7rhaps about O'Clock, colored man D.
ent 10 one Of tho windows of the room n,
terred to, and looking in announced that W
} saw the dead body of Stephens in there. O,
ne door was forced open by instruments W
I'd behold there was his body with ga
pc tightly drawn around his neck and fi1
o stabs upon his person, one in or near Gu
Q throat, the other immediately over the to
gion Of the heart. There was but little an
pearance of blood on the floor. A nock. m,
knife was found lying near the BODY. an
. whether 1t was his own or not. is on
TX, not certainly known. His pocket tb,
OK was found on his person, but on be. the
: opened it was found, as I learn. to Az
ltaln no money. He was in the habit DIRE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-06-03

A Wisconsin lumberman has been ex-
citing the entire State by purchasing a five
Thousand dollar shawl for his wife. The
other iumbermen's wives are especially
agitated on the matter,
General Jordan is unde rstood to have
written to the New York Cuban Junta that
he has met with but little announcement
thus far in Washington, though he does
not despair of accomplishing something
for the cause there before Congress ad.
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are already engaged, and rs many more will be
required, and we suppose that by Christmas the
road will be completed. 1t behooves our people
to see that no iDpediments thrown i'll the
way of this enterprise, but that every encourage
mept be extended to it. Nothing is asked of he
State or its citizens In the pitaI stock all that
is asked is the right of way. he company is
prepared to make equitable arrangements in
cases where this right may ercro8ch upon i'm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-06-03
From tho RaIeieh Henticel
CONCORD, N. c., May 10th, 1870.
MAGSOLIA

CONCORD, n. O., May 10th, 1870.
M. EuitO1: In looking over, a few
days since, the life and correspondence of
Hon. James Iredell, (edited by Griffith
McRee. Esq, of Wilmipgton,) was very
forcbly struck by letter therein, written
by Judge Iredell, in 1895, to man of the
name of Thomas Martin, If Portsmouth,
New Hampshire. 1t seems, from the tenor
of the letter, that the said Martin had
suit i'll Court, AID had addressed letter
to Judge Iredell upon the subject. with the
evident purpose of influencing the Judge
in the premises. The reply of Judge Ire
dell is so excellent and conveys such a
scathing rebuke, and the Judges conduct
is IN such striking contrast to the conduct
of some of our ''so-called" Judges that l
think it would be we'll if you would pub
lish it and add such comments as you may
think proper, more especially for the edit
cation OF one "Gre0sy Stnr" The letter
[ allude to you viii find in tue Cd volume
of the work mentioned, page 457 But
thinking that possibly you may not have
access TO copy of the work / have con
GUIDED to tr necribe the l,ttcr, which you
Will find enclosed.
Yorrs,
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adopt se Tie published in Wilmington, and that va
mend our people to patronize it. ' focom-
Un motion the Society adjourned. .ra
Will meet the next time bv anno;n ;rs ana
Of the Directors. appointment
A. Il. BLACK, Secretary -''eht.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-06-03

PAP ARTIs.-As tine lawle..s acts Of the
above individual have made him n really
notorious character in this section of tho
country, and as it may fairly be inferred
that forty years in tho Penitentiary will
pnt an efficient stop to that individuals
career, the following account of late opera
lions, forwarded us by d friend at Mao
noila, will probably be found of some in
terest. The letter. as will be observed bv
tho date, was written previous to the trial
of Arts
MAGNOLIA n. c., May Goth. 1870.
MesSFS. EGl!0rS Tho facts relative to tho
arrest of Pat Arts arc as follows On Wednes-
Jay May 18th, four negroes (strargers, were
seen walking about this place. During the dav
'ney were accosted by Mr.. meIriman, who offered
70 hlre them and put them to work. to which
Ihey agreed. One of them, who turns out to he
I "' Af'is' seemed to have plenty of jeweIry and
'io' nihs' as nc was trading to some extent sold
Tor fifty cents, new hst for Is cents
WI I'll TWO or three dollars, fine gold rings for o.
enIS' &c Inc next morning Thursday Can't.
:. Ii. Hartsele, OF the firm of Pickett 4 Ha-tsen
discovered that their store had been entered and
ooDed. The above parties being suspected
variant for their arrest was obtained from the
Magistrate DR.. James Z, Kea, and before q {
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Ex-President Davis.

Mr.. DAVIS has been elected a vestryman
of the Church of st. Lazarus, at Mem
phis. The rector is the Rev. JOHN T.
WHEAT, d. D., formerly Professor Of the
University of North Carolina. Dr.. WHEAT
lost two sops in the Confederate service.
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GREENSBORO,
Orange County,

The Conservatives of Orange county
have nominated Hon. VIM. A. GRAHAM for
the Senate, T. N. Strudwick and Mr.. At
water for the House. T. Nash Register,
and A. Mickle Sheriff.
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Yours,
f. M. H.
LDENTON, Nov. I3. 1795.

EDENToN, Nov. 13, 1895.
SlR:-I re. eiVtd by post day or two
ago, yonr letter of the 3Oth September
with a pamphlet enclnstd d. | am pcrsuad-
ed you were not sensible Of any impropri-
ETY. in the pIOcc edings; bnt it is nv duty
to tell You that think it extremely I'M
proper that Judge should have the
slightest private communication with any
party In regard to snit, either before it
is pending, during the tina or after its
determination, for he cannot be in all cases
certain whether the same case or tin. same
QUESTION may not come before him in
some other shape, and his mind ought TO
be perfectly unbiased, which it NAV not
be Notwithstanding all his precanti0n) if
be listens to any thing but what ne hears |
IudlcallT III court AS nn individual not
so peculiarly clrcumstanced, [ should nav |
proper respect to any communication Of |
yours, aud take care that it was not alto |
gether nnavailing; but In the present in
stance L shall not think it right even to
read the pamphlet, and 1 regret that [ |
cannot immediately return it without put
ting you to heavy expense Of postage,
Which am very unwilling 20 do. At the
same time, sir, hope you VIII bell, We
hat am not Influenced on this occasion
" any want o. regard for you personally,
)nt entirely by sense of duty, which in
! situation OF so much trust and public
Importance as that have lie honor to
lold, cannot too sacredly regard.
am, sir,
Your Obedient serva5lt
JAMES IRTDFTT
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ESPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT---
NOMINATION OF HON. j. M. LEACH.
GREENSBORO, May Goth.
- The Conservative Convention for the
Fifth District met to-day. Hon. J. M.
Leach wss nominated for Congress.
NJ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-06-03
Second day of The Virginia Tournam..,,
In ErOOkIyn. z. Y

NEW YORK, May 24-Tho second dov Of
the tournament at brooklyn, on Prosrect
Ealr Ground, brought large attendance
The Knights were the same as on tho frat
day. Colonel A. II. Dawson, of Georoio
delivered the charge. In the tiltino Dr
=. A. Fox won beautiful black horse
Horace Bailey, of Virginia, a diamond lew,
elry set and lady's watch and chain: Jnmes
Walsh, of the District of CoIumbia-
lady's watch and II. II. Marshal If
Maryland, set of moss agate. These zen
tlemen being successful in the order named
A pouring rain put an end to the snort =.
Alter the fitting the party adjourned 40 tho
club house, where Miss Belle Robinson
was crowned first Queen and Miss r Far.
ker second. Misses Philbrick. KalhleieL
Van Brunt, Spinner daughter of the
United States Treasurer,) Sneidicker and
CaspaI. were chosen Maids of Honor.
Mr.. Stone, editor Of the New York Jour.
nal OF Commerce, made pleasant little
address to the party, in which he said: tho
same hearts beat North and South. and
hat all present would gladly take ali their
southern brethren to their hearts, for all
owed them. A grand ball closed the pleas
mt affair. Another tournament win lao
given next week nearer New York CITY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-06-03
The discrimination OF Urauiza

Particulars of the assassination Of Gen
crqulza, III Buenos Ayres, on the l1th Of
April, show that about seven o'clock on
the morning of that day armed men enr.
rounded the Generals palace in San lose
while he was reading III the porch. uncon,
selous of danger. The alarm being Given
the guard refused to defend the palace
The General took refuge in his study. tho
assassins pursued, and breaking through
the door, shot him down. His daugbter
Lola threw herself upon his body. when
the assassins poured another volley into il,
without, however, wounding her. Anotb.
er daughter rushed to the scene, shot down
one OF the assassins, and wounded another.
The attacking parties were commanded bv
a Colonel Luengo, native Of Cordoya.
Major Vera, Correntino in whom Urnui.
"a had unbounded confidence, ana onn
Nicomedes CoroneI, who was baDisLcd
from Cerro Largo for frightfnI murder
which he committed while the Beryo nd
mlnistration was in power. Upon killing
Orqulza the troops all marched on Concen.
clon, where the Legislature was Their cit
ting, and surrounded the town, which M
TO the latest held ont.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-03
SINKING SLOWLY.

Diseases that progress rapidly to crisis are
not the only ones to be dreaded. Canker or dry
rot doos not blast o tree as suddenly o. astroke
as certainly and in like manner chronic debility
although it docs net kill with the swifsness Of
yellow fever, is as sure to sap tho springs Of life
eventually as any acute disease, if not checked
by invigorating medication. There Is something
inexpressibly touching 10 the spectacle OF prema.
ture decay. Languor, pallor, emaciation, depres-
sion of spirts and dstasto for exertion, are its
ordinary symptoms, and they should bo promptly
met by tonic treatment The best invigorant and
exhilarant that can be administered in q case of
this kind is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The
tho dormant energies of tho system, and the
strengthening and regulating properties give .
permanent and heaithful impulse to the vital
forces thus brought into play. Tho failing apps-
tite is re- awakened, the process of digestion and
assimilation are quickened, tho quality of tho
blood Is improved, the secretions become moro
natural. and overy organ that contributes to the
noarishment of the body undergoes salutary
change. BY these means the repair Of tho phys
ioal structure is effected aud Its health and vigor
restored. In no GLASS of diseases has the beuiH-
cent operation Of the Bitters been moro marked
and striking than In those characterized by gen.
eral debility and nervous prostration. Ladies
effected with these ailments find in this most
wholesome Of all tontos and oorrectives the saf-
est and surest means Of relief. It is strong to
restore aud powerless to injure. Such il tho
uniform testimony Of clouds of witnesses"
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-03
TnE PAIN "KrLLRnn

After TnIsr1 TEARS trial,i 10 still receiving the
most unqualified testimsnisls to its virtues, from
persons OF the highest character and responsibil.
it. PhysioIsns Of the nrst respeetab!lity, reoou.
mend II as most saeotusi preparation for the
extinction Of pain. It 10 not only tho best rene.
dy ever known for Bruises, Outs, Barns, Ae., bu,
for Dysoptsry or Cholsrs, OF any sort Of borsl
complaint, itis remedy unsurpssssd for etasisn.
ey and rapidly Of action. 10 the great eitiss oi
Iodia, and other hot climates, It has become the
Standard Medicine for oil such complsins, ~
we'll - for dyspepsis, Liver Couplants, and other
kindred disorders. For Coughs aud Colds, Can.
ksr, Asthma, and Rheumatic difficulties. It has
been proved BY ths most abundant and oonvlne.
Ing testimony, to b an Invaluable medicine.
Sold By ell Drussists.
Price ~ ssn", 70 csass, and sl, p.. bottle.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-03
WILSON 6 sELnY,

We bavo much pleasure in directing
general attention to the card of Mesers.
WILSON Il SELBY, Cotton Factors and
General Commission Merchants, of No.
s. Water St, Baltimore, to be found in
our advertising columns. We have
personal acquaintance with Mr.. JOHN
w. SELBY, of this house, aud from
that acquaintance, and from his general
reputation, are prepared to say as much
fer him as for any business man Of whom
we know. Trusts committed to his
hands, our friends may feel sure, will
receive proper attention.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-03
lEAn ooLeRED MAN.s TAx.

-
Wssaw = tax execution, the other
day, rscsipted, sgainst = colorsd woman, !,
amounting to s2 Sc, tho items' Of whioh
are Al 'follOvs: tax on COW and calf {:
State tax, 3o.lo, county tax sO.0e.
penalty % .03, Treasurer cost s2.87--to-
tai, S2.56. Reoapisulation State and
County tag, including penalty, nineteen
cents; 7Teqsurers cos, too dollar. and
thirsy~seuen cents. The 7lea.urer's cost
adds to tse tar to Be pa,d BY the poor
colored soo.aen aearly thirteen times.
There are hundreds of cases like this
in Suuter county, aud thousands
throughout the State. Could our friends
Of the Reform Party have q moro pow
erful argument to present to the colored
man taau this ? The poor, ignorant, mis-.
led oolored man, saoed thirteen times upon
hiscou and calf or other little property |!
-esoelue hundred per cent of which goes
into the pocket of the tax gatherer.
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[so.spis 80 sssa IN
editorial shais. ~ 8. - i; =; h;A ;;s
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ever ta.ted.r e (, =. s;.s: s :.
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