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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-04
WEED SEWING MACHINES

First - Their New Family Fayorite" Second Their
New Light and Noiscess Manufacturers Sewing Machines
rhirdly-Thcir immense heavy Manufacturers fayoite'
The three together combining the advantages all others up
the present being the BEST and doing the he
workhaS received throughout kuIope and States and upon
this Coast tue
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-04

WINDY WEArHER.-The wind has been remark
"oly high for ten or twelve days past. Fortu-
natey, it has not been very dusty. The cotton
woods are shedding their down and the snow
IKE substance is found in the kitchen and par
ior' In milkpan and slopbucket, in the cupboard
ana cellar, in the sugar barrel and the -four box
~ noats in the wells and sometimes also gets
into the beer kegs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-04

House Broken OPEN.-Some thieving individ-
u"i not having the fear of justice or Il. Cornell
before his eyes, broke into the dwelling of the
gentleman named last Wednesday and ransacked
everything thoroughly, apparently in search of
com Luckily, for Mr.. Cornell, his funds were
al IN the bark and the would-be robber found
nothing for his pains. A trunk was broken and
It's contents scattered, but nothing taken away.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
TMo Election in Eew Hanover.

With the exception of Franklin, Union,
Holly and Federal Point Townships, ~e
publish the complete returns from this
county. We have reason to be proud of
the exhibit. With the aid of Brunswick
we have elected Major McClammy to the
Senate by handsome majority. We have
elected one member Of the House of Com
mons. We secure two Commissioners.
We elect our County Treasurer, and be-
lieve We have elected our Coroner. We
must leave comments upon the result ana
tho glorious victory in the State, to some
fed with the returns.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Brunswtck County.
NORTH WEST, BRUNSWICK coU

NORTH WEST, BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
For Attorney General-Shipp, 157
Phillips, 800.
For Congrcas-Wndden, 1877; Dockery,
800.
For the Senate-MoO lammy. 1853; Gallo
way. 800; Rosafy, 31b; Morrill,, 8; Legg, T.
For the House-Rourke, 1853; Brooks,
315.
This is o Conservative gain of 1877.
sMITHvILLE.
For Attorney General-Shipp, 100
Phillips. 127.
For Congress-Waddell, 100; Dockery,
1872.
For the Senate-McOlammy.1 39 Legg,
1879 Galloway. 81; Rosafy, /.
For the House-Rourke, (Conservativel,
1913 Brooks. Rep. 125.
For Sherif-S. ?. Swain, Con-, 252.
For Treasurer. FL. Thees, Con-, 244.
For Register-L 4. Galloway. Rep,
131 s. D. Thurston, Con-, 1913; G.. N.
Hill, Rep, 1.
For Surveyor. n. Bennett, Con-, 1913;
A. Roes, Rep, ZIG; Israel Thomas, Rep, 1.
For County COMMISSIONER. Green,
Con-, 1876 4; VIM. Walters, Con, 1877 r.
w. Woodside, Con, 132 t. G. Drew.
Con, 1913 ; J. II. M;ntz, Oon., 1877 !; E. w.
Taylor, Rep, 1874 L. McKoy, Rep, 125 3;
J. B. Muse, Rep. 1875 Sol, Webb, Rep. !,
124 ; NJ. a. Moore, Rep, l24 scattering,
rep, 3.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
TIE election

The returns so far from the State are ex'
ceedingIy meagre. The Conservatives have
made large gains at the precincts and we
have everything to hope for in the success
of orr ticket. The news from Rowan and
GuiIford is especially encouraging as glV-
ing some index of the popular vote in the
West. Columbus, in our own District,
comes ur nobIy to the good work, and
Duplin, never behind in the right cause,
adds largely 10 her former majority.
New Hanover has exceeded the hopes
of the most sanguine, and we have good
reasons for believing that Maj McClam-
my is elected to the Senate, with perhaps
O gain of ono In the House. All the signs
look bright for grand Conservative VIC
tory, and We feel assured that the doom OF
Radicalisrn is sealed III our long-suffering
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
IsPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
Democratic Victory,

FAIR BLUFF, Aug 4, 1870.
Conservative majority at Cerro Gordo
$50. Lees township 80. The election at
Cerro Gordo passed OFF quietly without a
single case of drunkenness on the ground.
There is great falling of of negro Radi-
cal votes, numbers voting the Conserva-
tive ticket.
I'atom's Township gives ten Conserva-
tive majority, Waddell and Dockery tied.
The election was very quietly conduct
cd.
Passengers by last nights train report
the following:
Cerro Gordo, Waddell 151, Dockery 80.
Deep Muster Ground, 200 Conservative
majority.
At WhiteVille the Conservative ticket
was $50 ahead at o'clock.
The Conservative majority in the county
is thought to be about 600.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Columbus County.

WHITEv1LnE, n. c., Aug. 9th, 1870.
Editors Journal Three precincts to
hear from. but will scarcely alter the fol-
lowing figures : Majority for Waddell and
Shipp about 49O; Currie's majority will
reach 500 or more Cores majority over
Stanly, for the Commons, will reach $50.
The entire Conservative ticket is elected,
MANY coIored men voting with the Oonser-
vativos. Not single disturburbHnce oc-
Cured in the county.
No papers received this morning to give
us tho news. Y. V. RICHARDSON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Naw Hnnoxer County.

The returns so far as they have been
received by precincts will be found else
where.
We learn that at South Washington,
Maj. McCIammy runs far in advance of the
ticket, making very largo gain. Burney
fer Sheriff received largo majority.
at Rocky Point Waddell's majority is
about $50, gain of 271 on the Presidential
election.
McClamny's election seems to be con-
ceded, while the chances are fair for the
election of one Or two Conservative mem
bers of the House.
There is q Conservative gain of four or
FIVE hundred in this city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
ESPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
THE ELECTION.

The People Holden, Pearson and kirk
Judge shipp Elccted-The Logfslature
Conservative.
RALEIGH, Aug. 5.
It is thought from returns from Wake
not entire, that the Republican ticket is
elected by ON average majority of 200,
with chances In favor of Conservative
Senatorial candidate
kilograms received indicate that the
Conservatives have swept the Western
portion of the State.
Gillian aud Rogers, Conservative candi-
dates for Congress in this district, arc prob
ably elected by five hundred majority
The present indications are that the Con-
servatives have q handsome majority in
the Legislature on joint-ballot, thereby Sc
curing the election of Democratic y, s..
Senator in place of Abbott.
The vote in franklin and Granville is
very close. It lie confidently expected that
Johnston and Chatham counties will 60
largely Democratic.
LIST District, Cobb, Rep.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Holden Kirk Outrage.

BALEIGu, Aug. D.
Hon. Josiah Tnrncr, Editor of tie Sen
tinel was waylaid on his way to tho depot
at Hillshoro, and arrested by HoIden'G
militia, this morning. Orange has not
been declared in instruction md no dis
turbance has occurred there. Both parties
here nro bitterly denouncing this outrage
Il is said that Judge Brooks of tho U. s.
Court will issue 4 writ Of hoteoa cOrp.s for
.he Caswell prieoners
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12

131 f; MADISON, 80; Price, 3S Sampson %.
Bulcken, 80; French, 48; McLaurin. At
For Sherif-Schenck, 50; Barney II
For Register OF Deeds-Hedriek 100.
Wood 10; Scott, d: Bivins. so.
For Treasurer Fennell, 1874; vanhro.
ringo, So; Neff, At.
For earveyor-Rhoades. 30; Brown
1873; Whitehead, 40.
For Coroner Monroe, 80; Kelly, ZIG.
Allen, 8; Hewlett, At.
County COMMISSIONER DeRossot. ~.
Black, 146; Heyor. 1872 Walker, 1ol
Sampson, 1877 Lowray. 70 Davis, %
W.ddell, 81 Keyes, 81; Carries. 60
shoemaker, IS; Martin, 4S; Lloyd, Is
barrels, 1.
FEDERAL POINT TOWNSHIP
Attorney General Ship, u; Phillips, 81
Congress Waddell IS; Dookery 81.
Senato--MoClsmmy, II; Galloway, 81.
Leg, 30.
House-Ashe, 5; Hines, 5; Kerr, 6.
Sampson, 81; McLaurn, 81; Buleken, :.
Price, I; French, 1.
SheriG-Roger Moore, 10; Schenck, %,
Burney. s; Bagg, l; j. L. Holmes, l.
Register Wood. 10; Scott, 4; Macum
Der, 1.
Treasurer Van Amringe, 80, FcnnelI,
13; Biddlc, 1.
Snrveyor-Rhodcs, 50; Brosn, II
Coroner Monroe, &c; Hewlett. IL; j. G..
Wood, 4; Kelly, 4.
Commisioncrs-DeR 70; Heyer, Ii
Black, 0: Walker, s; Simpson, l; Lowroy
81: Davis, 81; Waddell, 80; Keyes. 80; Gar
rig, 4; Adkins, 3; Daniels, 2; Holmes, /
REOAPTrULATION.
The vote OF tho whole county is now
published except from Franklin Township.
Dorkery receives 2,317. Waddcll 800
Dockory's majority AIS. Franklin Will
hardly change these figures.
Morrill, receives 2, 232 votes ; McClsmny
receives 1,99S. Morrills majority 23l,
with Franklin to hear from. Brunswick
gives McClammy I'll majority over Nor
rill, securing his election.
Ashe leads Price $40 votes, with Franz
n to b ear fro m.
Heycr leads Keyes 115 vot IS, with Frank
lin to hear from.
FennelI leads VanAmringe oil votes
NEW HANOVER CoUNTY-oFFICrAL
Attorney Gcncral-Shipp 2,n27; Phillips
2,014.
Congress -Wnddel 2 Of3; Dockery 2483
Jones IS.
Senate McClammy 2,l12; Galloway
(col. Rad.) < 2.8OG; Morrill, (Rad.) 1891;
Legg (Rad.) 40; RosaGy IL.
House-Ashe ] 1874: Hines 1926; Kerr
1919; French (Rad.) 2,438; MADISON
(coI. Rnd.) 1924; Price (coI. Ra6.) 1919;
McLaurin (col. Rad.) 1867; Sampson (coL
Rad.) $50.
Sheriff-Moorc mot candidate) 500;
Schenck (Rad.l 2. 225; Burney (col. Rad
1886.
Registor-Bivens (Rad.) 2, $50; Hcdrick
Tnd.) lob; Wood Qnd.) LII.
Treasurer-Fennen 1857; VanAmringc
(Rad.) 1907; NeT (Rad.) 1,194.
Commissioner 3,114; Heycr
1900; DeRosset 1884; Simpson 1,o12;
Walker 1, 875; Lowory (col. Rad.) $3.50;
Martin < QSad.) 2502; Shoemaker Rad.)
2 .405; Keyoa Rad.) LAG; Waddoll (coI.
Rad.) 1,G87; darris (Rad) 40; lloyd
(&ad.) 1885.
Coronor-Kcllcy 1,7IG; Hewlett QRad.)
., 4G4: Monroe (Rad.) 45G; Allen Qn1.)
242.
6urveyor-Brown 1857; Whitehead
(Rad.) 2, 421; Rhodes rad All.
Those marked with are elected
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Wayne County,

GoLDsBoRo', N. O., Aug. s.
in Wayne county Is twenty-five. Brogden beat
Galloway seven votes.
The Conservatives re-elect Smith to the House
of Representatives and gain two members of the
County Commissioners.
The Radical majority is very light
The Conservatives will contest the election
about one hundred spurious votes having been
cast by negroes.
All the negro candidates en- ths Radical ticket
are defeated.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Richmond County.

The following precincts in Richmond
county, viz Rockingham, Stewartsville,
Laurel Hill, Williamson'e, and Laurinburg,
give the following vote:
Congress-Waddell GAG Dockery. 759.
Senate-Ledbetter, GA Long, 757.
House-McRae, GIL Fletcher, TIA.
It is thought this county gives 300 Radi-
cal majority, which 10 loss of $50.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Wilson County.

WILSON, n. O., August 4, 1870.
A large vote has been polled. The en-
tire Conservative ticket is elected by on
average majority of $50. Judge Shipp
runs 30 behind the county ticket. The
Congressional ticket "a behind the county
ticket. Dunham's CONSERVATIVE majority
for Representative over Stanton, Radical,
is 288-a gain Of rs over Presidential vote.
Wilson sends greeting to her sister conn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
EuiIf0rd County.
GREENSBORO, Aug. 4

GREENSBORO. Aug. f.
So far, we have gained a complete vic
tory. The Conservative gain at the pre-
cincts heard from is beyond our most san
guine expectation, considering the state OF
affairs In this District.
DR.. J. A. Moore, Conservative candi-
date for the Senate from A!amance, has
been ordered to report to Kinks camp this
evening, eas soon as the polls close
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
NEW HANOVER DOES NOBLY /
CONSER IA TIVE GAINS FROM ALI
QUARTERS!
DOWN WITH HoLpEs AND KIRK ;
FIRST WARD.


For Attorney Ship, 21O
Phillips, GOO.
For Congress WaddelI 21O Dockery
591 Jones. IL,
For the Senate-McClammy 212 Gal
Ioway, $50 Morrill,. 547 Legg, 48 !; Ro-
safy, 7.
For the House-Ashe, 1919 Hines, 1913
Kerr, 1876 Z; MADISON, E35 PRICE, $40
French, COS Buloken, 81 McLaurin, SO
Sampson, 46.
For Sheriff.. Moore, II Schenck,
$50 Burnoy, 354.
For Register -IIedrick, 85 f; Wood, 1872
Scott, IS Macumber, 20 Bivens, sos.
For Treasurer--Van Amringe, 574; Fen
nell. 205; Neff, 81.
For Surveyor-B Brown, 2OT Rhodes, 30
Whitehead, $50.
Fcr Cqrouer-Allen. 90; Kelley, 1877
Munroe 3d.
Scattering. ID.
For County Commissioners-Simp
1919; Black, 2Ol; DeRoeset, 1919; Heyer, 2O2
Walker, l91; Hewlett, $50; Waddell, 678
Martin, SGT; Shoemaker. sos; Howrey, sos;
Lloyd, II; Reyes. 573; Davis. A Garris
IL.
SECOND WARD.
For Attorney General-Phillips, 40
Shipp, 325.
For Congress-Dockery, $50; Waddell
327.
For the senate-Galloway. 800 ; Rosafy
L; McClammy. 334 Morrill,, 3S9 ; Legg
18.
For the House-Ashe, 80; Hines, 900
Kerr, 301 McLaurin, 62; Price. 341
MADISON, 381 French, 399; Buloken, IL.
Sampson, "a.
For Sheriff $40: Burney, 245
Roger Moore, 40.
For Register 146; Wood,
1874; Scott, IT; Bivens 362 Macum
Der, 4.
For Treasurer-Fennell, 312; VanAn-
ringe. $50; Neff, g.
Fer Surveyor Whitehead, 389 Brown,
s16s Rhoads, 1e.
For Ooroner.-Kelley, $50; AlIen, 80
Monroe. II.
For County Commissioners-Waddel!
375; Lowrey, 40; Shoemaker. 800; Reyes.
362 DeRosset, 312 Black, 359; Heyer,
315; Walker, :297 /; Martin, 40 Lloyd
80; Simpson, 303 Davis, 16 Garris, 16
Hewlett, 3s7.
THIRD WARD.
For Attorney General-Shipp, 2O4; Phil
lips. 336.
For Congress-Waddell. 204; Dockery
247; Jones, 30.
For the Senate-McCla mmy, FOG; Gal
loway, 1913; Rosafy, 3; Morrill,, 312
Legg, 10.
For the se.-Aahe. 1a1: Hines, $50
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Bladeu County,

We have received the votes of the fol-
lowing precincts, to wit : Bladenboro',
Abbottsburg, Brown Marsh and Whites
Greek. with the following result
Attorney General-Shipp, 1856; Phillips,
a91.
Congress Waddell, 3443; Dockery, 398;
Jones, 8.
Senate-Ocrrie, 367 Foster, 358.
House-Lyons, 342. Fisher. 381.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Dupl1T County.

MAGNOLIA, Aug 4.
Ships majority over Phillips here is IS.
Seymour's majority in the Presidential
election was 48.
There Is a Conservative gain all over the
county as far as heard from.
The vote of Faison's township OF p.
NJ, stood about $50 Radical to 80 Conser-
vative-a Radical gain of 60. As most of
the vote was polled, the official returns will
approximate these figures.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Harnett, Moore and Montgomery.
Grange County.

HI1LspoRo, Aug. 8.
Returns from the county are complete.
Attorney General Ship 17O8. Phillips
991.
Alst Congress, Gillian. 1774 Hawkins
|95s.
42d Congress, Rogers lY4O Harris (col. }
900.
SENATE. W. Graham 1884. Jones,
Qnd. Con.) 40G. Guthrie. (Rad.) Ola.
HoUsE-Atwater, 1879. Strudwick, 1918.
Hill, Qnd. CON- 654. Moore, (Rad.) 946.
Mangum, lRad.) 795. Hughes, (Oon.) is
elected Sheriff. Eseymour's majority in
Orange was 454,
In Alamance tho Radicals gain $780,
Kinks bayonets.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Grand Conservative Victory-NOrth Caro-
lima Redeemed.

RALEIGH, Aug. 5.
Rogers and Gillian are certainly elected
in this District to Congress.
The Conservatives have carried Chat
ham, Orange, Johnston. Beaufort, Hyde.
Rockingham, Wilson, Nash, Davidson.
Davie, Rowan, cleveland. Rutherford,
Cabarrus, Mecl1lenburg, Catawba, CASTOR,
Jones, Burke, Hartford, Gates, Lincoln,
IredelI, Guilford.
The Democratic gain Is 9,314 in twenty,
one counties. indicating that the Conser-
vatives have carried the Legislature in
both branches and elected Judge Ship.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Anon County.

At two precincts, Wadesboro' and Lilies
Vile, the following vote was cast
Congress-Waddeli, 1876 Dockery, 1856.
Senate-Dargen, 393 /; Ingram. 379.
House-Smith, 397; Wilkins, 3e1.
Anson is reported to have given $50
Conservative maj GRITTY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Beaufort. Jones, Lsnoir md Craxen
DupIiR County.

A friend writes that the Conservative
majority in Dnplin, all the precincts heard
from except Faison's and Rockfish, is G70.
It will be increased to TOO Aliens MAORI
ty in Duplin is ], 200.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Wayne County.

Unofficial returns from Wayne county
give Brogden, Radical, for the Senate, 8
maiority-Greene to be heard from. One
Conservative and one Radical elected to
the House.
Wayne gave Seymour GO majority.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12

GREENSBORO, Aug. 5.
The Conservative ticket is elected in
Guilford by about one hundred majority.
Rockingham goes Conservative by $50.
Davidson $50. buckingham gave Sey-
mouS 30 majority, and Davidson gave
Grans zoos maiority.l
We are confident OF carrying this Con-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
RObeson County.

The following precincts, TO Wit : Union.
Lumberton, Alfordsville, Shoe Heel and
Smiths, in Robson county, vote as fol-
lows
Congress-Waddell, 552 Dockery, 872.
Senate-Norment, 561 ; Hayes, eO4.
Blue Springs give Dockery and Hays 81
majority.
Passengers by tho train report the coun-
ty RS having como Conservative by $50.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Cumberland County.

A friend writes that the whole Conserva-
tive ticket is elected by majorities ranging
from 100 to 225. The vote was very full
The average Conservative majority is
LOO. The Radical majority in Fayetteville
lis about 70. ISeymour's majority was 50. ]
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Edeocombe. Pitt and Beaufort.

TARBoRo, Aug. 5.
Edgecombe has gone Radical by large
majority.
Pitt has covered herself with glory. The
entire Conservative ticket is elected by 20
to so majority. The Senate is in donbt,
but favorable to the Conservatives.
Beaufort follows Pitt, and elects the
Conservatives by handsome majority.
This elects Judge Warren to the Senatel.
The gain over the Presidential vote is
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Rowan County.
SALISDUI

SALISBURY. Aug. 4.
and Luckey, for the House. Conservatives,
have carried Rowan County by $50 ma
iority, gain of GO over Seymour's ma
lority. Fl.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Gu1lfOrd County.

GREENSBORO, Aug. 5.
Guilford gives Conservative majority
of about ono hundred. A Conservative
gain of about 500 on Presidential vote.
O. W. YATEs.
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gressional District, though we learn that
in Alamance and CasweH the Conservs-
tives refused to vote, agreeing with Chief
Justice Pearson that they are insurgents
and not allowed that privilege. How the
Judge will rule in this case remains to
be determined.
There is great rejoicing here. Radical
rule in the county is dead forever
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Price, 124; McLaurin, 2O4; French, 49,
Sampson, %.
For Register of Deeds-Hedrick, 49,
Wood, 1o2; Bivens. 2o3; Alfred Howe. 3
Scott. II.
For Sheriff Schene1. 81, Bnrney
1876; Roger Moore, 16.
For Treasurer-FennelI. ia; VanAm-
rige, $50; Neff, 160.
For County Surveyor-Brown, 179;
Whitehead, 315; Rhoades. 49,
For Coroner-Kelly. 1853; Hewlett, 1877;
Allan, 26; Monroe, 10.
For County Commissioners-Simp
$50; DeRosset, 1872; Black, 81; Heyer,
1876; Walker, 1873; Waddell 40; Lowery,
333; Keys. 173; Martin, 333; Shoemaker,
BIG; Lloyd. 1862; Davis, 10, Garris, 10;
Scattering II. Total number of votes
polled, in Third Ward, 54l.
FOURTH WARD.
Attorney General-Shipp 224; Phillips
274.
Congress-Naddell 226; Dockery 234;
Jones Is.
Senate-MeClammy 229; Galloway 1853;
Morrill, 254; Legg Is.
House-French 258 McLaurin 100;
Price 1879; MADISON 256; Sampson 16; Ashe
(Con.) 206; Hines 207; Kerr 206; Bulcken
10.
Sheriff-Schenck 219; Burney 143; 70
ger Moore. 10; Manning /.
Register-Wood 166; Hedrick 70; Biv-
ms 222; Scott 10; Scattering 3.
Treasurer--VanAmringe 1856; Neff So;
FonnelI 213
Surveyor-Whitehead, 25S; Rhodes. 10,
Brown, 212.
Coroner-Hewlett.2 G4; Allen. So; Kel-
ley, 176; Munroe, g.
CONFERENCE.-The ddeli, 1856; Lowfey,
263; Shoemaker, 261; Keyos, 1G9; Martin.
268; Lloyd, 81; Davis, 1G; Garriss, ID
Simpson, 2O7; DcRosset. 207 Black, 8O3;
Heyer. 2O6. Walker, 2Ol.
Total vote 502.
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EdgecOmbe County.

ROCKY MOUNT, Aug. 4.
Shipp 219-Philips 2S1. This is c
gain for the Conservatives,
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For Suryeyor-Brown, 1874 White head
142.
For Coroner-Kelly, 1874 Hewlett, lat.
For County COMMISSIONERS Simpson
1874 DeRosset, 1874 Black, $50; Heyer
1876 Walker 1877 Shoemaker, 145; Mar
tin. las i; Lowry, 15O Floyd, 145 scat
teTing, 40.
HOLDEN TOWNSHIP.
Attorney General-Phillips 30; Shipr
90.
Congress Dockery %; WaddclI 103.
Senate--Gelloway 232 Morrill, 900
McOlammy 104; Legg s.
House-French 226; MADISON 226; Nc
Laurin 223; Price 7; Sampson 6; Bulcken
3; Ashe 1O1; Hines 1O2; Korr 90; Scat
tering g.
For Sherif-Sohonck, 232 Burney, "a.
For Register of Deeds-Hedrick SO /;
Wood, So; Bivins. 224.
For Treasurer -Neff. go FenneiI, 100
VnnAmringe, z.
For Surveyor Whitehead. 224; Brown,
81; Rhodes z.
For Coroner Hewlett, 224; Kelley, 10l.
For County COMMISSIONER Shoemaker,
225; Martin, 231; Lowery, 800; Lloyd,
224; Black, 323, Simpson. 81; DeRossott,
95; Heyer. 102; Walkor, 9G.
HARNETT TOWNSHIP.
ATTORNEY dcncrai-t3hipp IS Phillips,
1G7
Congress-Waddel. IS; Dockery, 15G.
Senate-McClammy IS Galloway 1G1
Leag. 1873; Morrill,, 30.
House-Ashe, SO; Hines, So Kerr, IS /;
Sampson, 12G ; Bulcken, 122 Price, LOG /;
French, 35; MADISON, 43 MoLaurin. 3d.
Sheriff Burney, 154 !; Schenck, 3D.
Register-Scott, lis; Bivens, % Wood
Ga; Hedrick, 81 Macumber, 8.
Treasurer 1874 Nof, 81 !;
FenneD, SO.
Surveyor-Rhoades, 1873; Brown So !;
Whitehead 35.
Coronor-Monroo 1872; Hewlett, SO !;
Kelly, So Allen, 8.
Commiesioners-Simpson, 85; DcRos-
set, IS; Heyer. SO; Walker, So Black,
lis Shoemaker, 80. Martin, 35 Lowery,
16S; Lloyd, 35; Davis, 1873; Waddell,
1874 Reyes. 13G Garris, 131.
A.+ou 49, $50 1 o':N 100 M,
,.aa 90 --oi "a ''"-pp' 1922 lii
&C., WAN .oo n
oon - 81 "0o'ei'' lou Dockery' 90;
son,to ,.oC,o ,co. ~ %
N,orr;n Az. T.onn 1''' y anyway o.
uonsa-hsho 1oA. roru 7o1. IT,.
100. MaI.on 70. nTor: 1c
7r. d. 10 20. 80 .oN'
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Ga. Rn,nav "a
Roo;storr aario,- fr7. uoo7 :. D.
ooa q. c.. 10 "0N' - Nv
Txoaonrox Ean.o, mo. roe 70
- - 4'' 1'Ni'' 49, '"N-
60 r
Rhooaos - 80
Coronor KALI 7o,. rrou,,. 7c. ,,
,oa - ''''''' 80 ''-''''
Co,nr,;ao,o,os. c;au ,,o. 1,,,o,-
ooe. DoRoasat 100. H. 1a1. VII
1919. Tnwerv a.. Do1;s 30. vvo5aan -.
rzox,a 10. no,.,;.a TO- nr...:.. ~. ca
roIra, ~. Tlord - '0'''
hEcAPITUbATIoN.
Attorney General-Shi,p, 1907 Phil
lips, 2,59a
Congress Wadden, 1921; Dockcrv.
2, 1913.
Standardization Con. Its; Gal
loway, (colorod), 2,510; Morrill,, Rad,
?. 1876 Two precincts heard from in
Brunswick county give McClammy $50
majority over Morrill,. The other town
ships of Now Hanover and Brunswick will
elect MoCiammy by o handsome vote.
House-Aehe, (Oon.l 1,G31; Hines.
.Son'j 4'oAo' A7ff' tCon.J 1'o1o; MaDs0H,
3d. d., A' w., n '- too' IA'"u-! = 1oo'
= f'oo' W., A'A1I') A'4-o' '1ioA-''uSln' tcoI.
C,,o~;a,
IN n-a ro"0N Ni'@0'' h'71o' D"lh'y'
w, A''"'
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
I'd District, 41st Congress,

Judge Shipp, Dem.. has been elected
Attorney General by handsome majority.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

It is not possible, from the meagre re-
turns received, to estimate with much &C
curacy tho result of the election in this
District We have great faith in the sue
cess of our gallant standard bearer, Colonel
WADDELL. Tho returns are very favor
able. We give the following as the est
mate of the result