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RrnARksE

People who don't Know what they are
talking about very often make themselves
ridiculous by suclran attack of eacoetaes
scriIendi as The above. We. have no
-"mistakc" to "corrcct;" and We again
say. for the benefit of our loil gtffeseon-
dent, that tho registrar Of this township
received most positive instructions from
the Clerk of the County Bosrd; not to ap.
ply the--oaih to'sssroes-ha to regiaer
item WITHOUT QUESTION :.rheaeref they
made application. And lest our many
cofored friend should take this 10 be IAN
other rebel l!c," we will. state once more
that Mr.. James V. Turner, the rcgista,.
for Sheridan Township, was the man who
gave US this information. ta.afna
Out Of theif own mouths let !hcm be
judged. II is plain tina. either she regis
tr,r spoken ofby our correspondent or
the Board for this county have viol.sed
the law-whieh isis? Let our friend au-
swer.
Being l.v:sSiai.s man. he certainly
will not grumblo iftho guilty party be
punished to The. tull lcx.eas of the law
but on tho contrary. lis duty as good
citizen obligcs him to rendr all tic did
that he can to the end-that justice may
be done. aud the law folly yiudicased..-
LED. DgHocRAr.l.
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TnE Fnrrscuoor.-W ere requested
By the Board Of Edusstion to state that
school will opened at the schoul.house
i'll this place on the 6rst Monday ih Sep
tthber. ptOftssor Aletandcf Styslo has
Btsa engaged as principal. with Miss
Mary Hamilton and Mia. Bird Jodon a,
assistants. ~ t+s..a
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Buutosn, Angusi Is, 1870.
GINGER CAKES at Briukman's.

A CoMpLlMkSr,-Fro,h private letter
ffohi Z leading Democrat in Wheeling,
we tako the following extract: "The
Democrats here are greatly pleased with
tho nerve and vim exhibited by our
friends in Lewis. You will undoubtedly
do your whole duty; and ifthc remainder
of the Stats does as well. victory will
crown our effotts."
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NAIL AND WINTER NEGOTIATIONS.
1879.
oEg RIBBONS, t g'
MILLLNERTAND STRAH G00DY
ARNsrsoso, CAron / Co;

ARMSTRONG, Carer, 4 Co.
IMPORTERS and jobbers Of Bonnet trimming and
Velvet Ribbons, Donet silks, satins and vefvets
Blends, Nets, Grapes, Ruchss, Flowers, rea;
Tiers, Ornaments, Straw Donnets and Ladies'
Hats trimmed and untrimmed, Shaker lloodii
Sc., 2s7 and 239 Baltimore street, Baltimore;
Nd. Ofer tie largest stock 10 be found In thl!
country, and uneqnaled In choice variety and
chenpness, comprising the latest Parisian nov.
cities. Orders soleied, and prompt aiIeniloh
given. sao W'sM
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SToalEs at Brinkman's.

AcaurrED.-Mr. Connolly, Of Cal
houn, who was tried at tho recent term
Of Gilmcr court for tho murder Of his
wife, was acquitted. 1t will DO remcm-
bered by the readers Of The Democrat
that while cleaning bis gun, it vas acci-
densally discharged, killing his wife a.
most INSTANTLY. l
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Eaitin!Sfs catlls natkeit
BALrlAoRE. August 25,

BEEF ATTLE-Priccs to-day
ranged as follows: Best Bceyes 81 I 50a
8 90; generally rated first quality at 6
75a7 co; medium or good fair quality 8
oOa6 50; ordinary thir steers, oxen and
cows. S O0a5 so; inferior and lowest
grades Of cattle, 4 ooa4 5o-general ay-
erags Of tho market to-day, 6 90; sx-
trems range Of price. 4 0OaS CO.. Mott
Of the sales we're from SIS to s so per
100 lbs. OF tho tsteip.s, SAL head
came from Ohio; 1853 from Yves. Yir-
ginia; 726 from Virgins. and 10 from
Marylsnd-tot.l receipts for the week,
'2l93. Of.h offerings, 1874 head we're
taken By hal,imofd buschers...s sold to
spectators, a06 head to country dealers,
and IA head to country butchcrs-total
sales 1888 head.
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eAAsil ut.-A pair Of oxen belonging
to Washington II. Berry, of BulltoNh,
run away On Wednesday last. making
kindling Hdsa Ut lis new. wagon, Wash
,ays they smelt zebedce Brown, which
was the cause Of their running away.
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Patents /!

:. Inventors who wish 10 take ont Letters
Pateht are advised 10 counsel with Munh ! Co.
Editors of.the "Scientifc American" who have
prosecuted claims before the Patent Office for
ever 40 years. Their American and European
patsit Agency + the most extensive IN, In tfs =
ary other reliable agency. A pamphlet con-
tanning full instructions 10 inventors Is sent
gratis. Address MUM b Co, 81 Park Row,
New York. '. II
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There ore thousands persons who let
diabroca run on them. when bottle Of
Roschhcim's Stomach Bitters, the Great
Western Remedy, would cure them. They
are pleasant to take and act at once, and
permit you to go about your business at
once, and do you no harm. See adver-
.tisement,
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r,s appyipted to ..t,lo win lie Sheriff Of

~as appointed to settle with tie sheriff Of
this county.
Ordered, That p T l. Queen, .hperin-
tenlent, Of ffas schools tGF thi, county, be
allowed for bis services for the year 1870
the sum Of $lO5. and that the clerk of
this board certify sthc snln6 to the state
superintendent.
On petition Of Samuel B Ilogsett, the
board eertides that ht is of good moral
character, and not Of Incorporate habits
leave is therefore granted him to. obtain
license to sell at retail, at his house in
the town of Jacksonville, spirituous H.
quors, ale, wine, porter, beer, and drinks
Of like nature. from the 4.h day of Au-
gast. 1870, to the Both day Of April,
1871. whereupon ho appeared and to-
gether with A Rohrbough entered into
and acknowledged bond, in the penal
~ of.4lOOO, conditioned: according to law
The board then proceeded to the ex-
animation Of claims agains!. the county,
preparatory to laying the county levy for
the ensuing year, uEd after acareful con-
sideratisn Of the same, i. is ordered that
there be allowed to the persons hereinaf-
tor named. tho sums set opposite their
names: -ia.-
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PEnsoAaA.-Major Rollyson. U. 8.
Commissioner Morrison. Ellis Singleton
Esq, and other .gehtlcn'tb from Biaaion,
passed through our town on Tuesday last,
Oh their WY ID Federal Court, which il
now in session at Clsrksburg.
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Bso4eA ill.nl,o Ii B,inkn.n's.

Tns UsIos LEAGUE of Br.x.en county
is in full blast. Niggcrs and "sbite'
men ore aduit,gd on .ukiOg The. oath,
Craven Berry. that natrid ,e.b on tho
tudy polite, is chief engineer.
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Buy your BnsAp Of Briukn.n.

oss q t44ss tim, 80 Vi u 'sLou-dayr
was that Of a drunken man Who had to Be
taken to jsil to prevent him from killing
one Of the "lndians." He said gu lnaia
had killed bis sreaitgraha:hiA.r, and no
was bound 10 have revenge.
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t11'1 . ~ = VT
THE UNWRITTEN WORD.

By Daniel March, author Of the popular 'SighS
Scenes" This master in though and language
shows US untold beauties and riches in tho
Great House, with its blooming aowets singing
birds, waving palms, rolling clouds, beautiful
bow, sacred mountains, delig htl8l rivers,
mighty oceans, Numbering voices, blazing
heavens, and vast universe with countless b.
ings in millions Of worlds, and reads to Us in
each the Uuwritten Word. Rosetinted papef,
ornate engraving, and superb binding. Send
for circular, in which is q full. description and
universal concentrations BY The press, minis-
tiers and college professors in the strongest pose
siblc language. zEIGLER, McCuRDY 3 Coz
l6 South 9th ct. Philadelphia, Pa. q
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UTAHTED AGENTSATb sell the t.Hoxu
w SHUTTLE Ssslsa MACHINE" price $25. II
and Is the OILY LICENSED understood shuttle ma.
chine sold fot less than $50 Licensed BY Gro:
yer / Baker, Wheeler i Wilson and Singer 4
Co.. All other under.feed shuttle machines
sold for less than $50 are Infringement, and
the seller and user liable to prosecution. Ad:
dress Johnson, CLARK 4 Co., Boston, Mass :;
Pittsburg, Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or ST. Louis, No.
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WspDlEa GAZE, at BrlHkman's 81

VIZ can. see much gobd ih prohibiting
liquor license, when oar. tbxA can muster
in sue day, ns it did on honday last, BY
actual count, 1923 drunken i.en.
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Tns "Log" FROM LivorpOsl to Weston
is unavoidsbly crowded on. will next
week. at-fr' Ten 't
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WesT VIRGINIA M UNIVERSITY
ALEX MARTIN, D. D., PRESIDENT, with full
corps oil Professors.
Opehed but recently, for purp oses Of instruc.
lion, Ills lnstititti5h has already obtained a
very extensive range Of patronage and support.
Ii possesses the finest grounds and buildings
in tile State. ALI.
Clnssts nrc Termed in oil the regular depart.
nenls If Collegiate and Scientific study.
Special advantages for thorough acquisition
Of tie Modern Languages, The study Of Geolo.
Nv, and other branches Ia the interest Of Agri.
culture.
Chemistry taught according to the now and
only correct system.
ccIfcachers' class every Spring Term
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus.
Tutrlos, from SIS to S24 per year.
Fall term bovins Sept. 7th. Winter, De
inber eth. Spring, Alarc' !lst.
Commencement, June 10Th. ~
fb- Send for a Catalogue.
GE0. g. sTUTGisS,
Sec'y board u Kegsuts
AoigAnio~u, ". Va: Juiy 30, 1870.
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Jane Lew. oxaship.

= - For Supervisor,
6B W.AGGONER.
5gyfsrsl. q For Justices. IL.
Up Mcbride & S B BONNETT
8 'A :. T or:.Township Clerk,
JiSLOWE. 80
= Bor School. Commissioner, -.
afu1 Ge.ail L P FISHER.
~ For Overseer Of the Poor, a
JAMES NJ JACKSON.
For Inspectors Of Election,
GsoRoB WAGaoNER T. JOSHUA. SrrALrf
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Beaxton C;ountS,

Major Frank Hereford. Democratic
candidate for Congress for the Sd Dis.
trict. will address the people of Braxton
s0unty at Sutton. on Thursday. September
lst.
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Six special policemen bad to: Do Up.
pointed on Monday last. : = :
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Gp1n ADAY-Business Entirely het and
DlU honorable. Liberal inducements. Des-
criplive circular free. Address j. q. RAND Il
Co., Biddeford, aaines II
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A gents TAINTED 10 sell tie :
" "PENN LETTER BOOK"
Far copying letter. v'thess
"A Press or Ruter.

Dor and money saving inyention Of the ageand
none see it but Is praise Its simplicity and con.
venience, as you have ont. to placs the written
letter under the copying leaf, and rub with the
hand. An agent has Only to show II properly
and it sells itself. Price S225 and upwards.
Adapted to every kidd Of business, and doe
not play out with the first sale. Address, r.
GARRETT 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa. u
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
TINE partnership heretofore existing be.
tween John Il. Ryan and Richard Max.
we'll. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JOHN n. RYAN,
RICHARD MAXWELL.
The business will hereafter be conducted by
the Undersigned. JOHN X. RYAN.
Weston, August 20, 1910, Al
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PiTtni ORGANIC Nsliioa.
PIE pAYs;;a,!s09, a. . year. a., BY .. ~,

Chambers Information For The People,
revived, i70o pages, 500 engr,ring,. Any, ons
male and female, can do this without capital
Send for ,circulars 10 PARAALEE Co., Pub
fishers, Philadelphia, Pu. u
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ALL KINDS Of Candy d! Brinkman's.
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Agents, Head This.
$50 to 5000 per month made BY agents selling
The Home of Washington I

or Mount Vernon md its Associations by Ben:
sou ]. Losing. $50 illustrations, sintcd paper
and handsomely bound. Only book on tbs
subject. Every family wants copy. 1t ia
sold emily ! subscription. Very liberal tsrns
given. Sain pies free Send for circulars and
notice our extra terms. A. s. HALE ACe;,
Hartford, Conn. ~. u
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HOME AND NEIGHBoRnOOD.
SHERIDAN TOWNSHIP TICKET
For supefsisor-JAMEs MULLADAY.
For Justices-GEO. P. OLIVER,
NJ, GbAhINs.
For Township Clerk-WM, L. WHITE.
For School Commissioner-P. MURRAY
Inspectors Of Elections-A. WILLIAMS
J. COLLINS
Wiley, Township Ticket.

For Supervisor.
JOHN P, HULL,
For Justices,
ARTHUR NJ. DENT,
GEO. w. CROOKS.
'-'+ For Constablcs,
CT. FISHER,
-. G. WHITE. r. 10
Fo, Township Click, ,..,
NIB BAILEY, IT.
Bor. Township Treasurer,
D F SIMMONS,
For School Commissioners,
RSHORNER,
fILLMAN KEMPER.
a. For Oyerseer Of the Poor,
JESSE BUTCHER.
Fer Inspectors Of Election,
e Fisher, W j Bailey and " WoOfer
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Agent. ,ran,ed-sloo to $500 Pc, m0.sA--
Cleryymen, School. Teachers. mart
young men and ladies .casted b eok.
russ for the Nep Book ~.
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( Patterson U ~
Tie board no! having finished the au.
diting Of accounts, the further cousidera-
ton Of Tie subject il adjourned until to.
morrow morning At o o'clock.
W. v. CHICHESTER, President.
Gro. Coat, Clerh.
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Straw-BatI Men.

| Among tile Improvements to be met with
in this progressive" age are the PROBES
sional bondsmen, who hang about court
rooms to become bail for those needing il,
for which they receive some direct or in
direct compensation. As these men are
without property, or have it beyond the
reach of the Sheriff, the bond is a mere
pretence of complying with the law. Not
long since the Grand Jury for this county
presented this matter to the Court, but
nothing came of it, we believe, although it
was shown that some of the largest official
bonds were entirely worthless, and bank
rupts and men holding no tangible property
were on bonds for very large sums.
Judge BENEDICT, OF the United States
Circuit Court, has had similar case, as
those investigated by our Grand Jury,
before him. In the case in question the
professional bondsman was already on
papers representing one hundred and
ninety Thousand dollars in the same Court.
He was not probably worth as many cents
The Judge properly instructed United
States Commissioners not to accept this
accommodating gentleman Us surety in any
other case.
If n Judge issues such orders on matters
of this character. how much more careful
should our Judges and others, whose duty
it is to accept the bonds of our officials. to
scrutinize the responsibility of such papers.
It is part of the duties of Radical poll
ticians to go upon the bonds of each other,
and we have an idea that not one-haIf o.
those given by the carpet-bag officials are
worth the paper upon which they are
written. We hope that hereafter there
will be an end to this system OF straw
bail, or that those who accept them will be
held responsible to the public.
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TN romtlcsl Campaign of $50.

On Monday next Oregon will open the
campaign of 1870 by the election OF State
ticket and q member of Congress the
Delaware and kentucky elections will
follow in August; those of Maine, Yer
mont and California in September, and
the rest of The State elections will take
place in October and November. 1t may
safely be asserted, says the New York
Times, that upon the result Of these cleo
lions viii depend the success of the Re
publican policy, and that the future des-
tiny Of the party, not only in 1872, bat for
many years TO come, will be largely at-
fected. Tho entire lower branch of the
Forty second Congress is to be chosen,
and subsequently twenty-one United States
Senators are to be elected by the Legis-
iaturee Of the several States.
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the purpose and caught the vein of the

the purpose and caught the vein of the
satirist.
The paper by DIR. E. Burke Haywood
on Litigation of the External lilac" is
worthy of note. DIR. Haywoods reputa.
ton in the State as a Surgeon needs no
bolstering, and the merit of his paper is
beyond question. Except the legation of
the External lilac by the late DIR. Micks,
of Sampson, during the war, no one
has ever attempted the operation in
this State before,-he succeeded. It is
the pride of our Society to add these treas
ures to the great mass which make up the
monument of our neglected fame. Another
paper, of case of unusual occurrence was
read by the same gentleman.
! The Society listened with interest to a
solution of the question. of experts and
their fees, as reported upon by DIR. E. A.
Anderson as Chairman of Committee. The
Doctor reviewed the inadequacy of the
compensation to physicians and thought
our redress, if not legislated for our bene
fit, was plain. We had often rendered
service, and after being cut down two
thirds on our bills waited for the pay IN
til patience was exhausted and then sub
mitted to a ''shave" by some Shylock, and
this too upon an ordinary examination for
the Coroner. We had only to refuse to
render gratuitous opinion as experts.
DR.. O'Hagan's surgery (what we know
of it, is always good. and we heard the re
cital of his case of impeded circulation
and its termination in gangrene, with
great interest. We regret we lost SO much
of it by imperative calls elsewhere. We
look for it in print.
No one writes more gracefully than DIR.
Anderson, and we have nowhere seen so
much of the heartfelt emotion as exhibit
ed in his obituary notices.
The Committee, composed of Drs. An
derson, Winborne, Foote and Patterson,
will go into print.
More anon.
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Carpet BRgfSnl

We have never seen such an overwhelm-
ing defeat of faction as were the
carpet baggers in the New Hanover comfy
Radical Convention. Foreseeing from the
outset their utter insignifcance and weak
ness. they permitted the negroes to organ
ize the convention with q colored Presi.
dent and Secretary, and united in the
nomination of negro candidate for Sena-
tor. Even for the House OF Represents
tives they made little or no efforts to put
forward candidate, and Joined in the
nomination of an entire colored ticket
with apparent unanimity and good will
They nerved their feeble strength for the
Sheriff's nomination and the endorsement
of one of their leaders for Congress-. /
was @ shrewd game, but did not win.
No doubt Schenck's claims to the re
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Chatham County.

We are glad to learn from our friend
MIR. H.A. LONDON, Jr., that the canvass will
be prosecuted in this county with greatVlgor
and with abundant hopes Of success.
The Executive COMMITTEE have pub
Hghed sensible and practical address to
the people, giving plans for organization
and united labors, and the people are
taking hold Of the matter in style that
plainly indicates work and success.
The county nominating convention will
be held on the 25th of June, and we hope
that the selections viii be made with the
same Judgment and wisdom that has char
acterized their progress thus far. Chat
ham ahonld, and we believe will, be re-
deemed in August.
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State Secrets Leaking Out--A Leak al a.
Vate Political HtsforY.

In debate on judges salaries IN the
Senate on Friday last, Senator Carpenter
made the following statement
When General Grants administration
came in, he offered the Office of Secretary
of State to q statesman OF the West OF
Iowa, q man who al! OF rs wouId hayo
been proud to see in that place. How did
he look at it ? TO come to Washington
and live as q Secretary of State should
live, would cost him SIG. 200 year, and
his salary was $S.000-$7, 900 out OF peck
ct each year. ii he were to stay with Lls
family in Iowa he could support them on
So, 900 and make SD, 900. There was ST.
600 difference in his bank account. lie
could not afford TO pay that amount to b.
goes right to the Eastern States, and offer
the office to a man to whom the $4,000
made no earthly difference ; and III that
case your S., 900 paid TO the present Secra-
tary of State is thrown away, because lc
would have taken the Office just as quick
without the salary as with it.
The New York Sun remarks
The statesman of Iowa mentioned hy
Mr.. Carpenter is the Hon. James L. Wi
son, but for want of complete information
the Senator does not tell the story with
perfect accuracy. Before General Grant
was sworn in as President he offered to
Mr.. Wilson the Office of Secretary OF
State, and he agreed to accept it. After
ward Mr.. Washburne, OF Illinois, besOuGlt
General Grant to appoint him 10 that u
ice as compliment, which would cEah."
him TO go with more prestige as mjnlst'f
to the Court of Napoleon III, which place
he had agreed TO accept. General Grant
felt himself under great obligations r.
MIR. Washburne, and asked Mr.. Wilson II
he would agree to the complimentary ap-
pointment of that statesman as Secretary
of State, it being understood that liz.
should not take the office, but only ENJOY
the honor Of being nominated to 1T and
confirmed by the Senate. Mr.. WIl"oh
said that Mr.. Wasburne was the most ma
| lignant, angenerous and unfair enemy L@
had ever had but that if General Grant
desired very much to pay him such q com
| and would still be willing to be Secretary
Mr.. Washburne was accordingly sent t.
the Senate. He was confirmed, and, to
the surprise of everybody but himself, IL
had himself sworn in rs Secretary on Tie
very day, and at once BEGAN to exercise
the authority of the Office. More than
this, he held on to it for considerable
period, and did not leave it until he was
peremptorily required to do 50 by tie
President. But meanwhile Mir. WILSON
withdrew his acceptance of the place, say
| ing that he would not take All Office which
MIR. Washburne had warmed. Nor could
any persuasion avail to make HIM rtcoA
slider his determination.
Ten Thousand tons of iron are produced
annually at Erie, PENNSYLVANIA, DY OLa
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For the JOufnaI.
Meeting Of the Medical Society.

The address of Dr. @. TAFT Murphy, al
though delivered under unfavorable cir
cumstances, in hall whose reverberating
echoes drowned its eloquence, was full OF
clear thought and energy of expression.
We confess to thrill of enthusiastic pleas
ure when our own Dickson and McRee
were mentioned and we are sure we but
utter the feeling of thousands in this com.
munity who love to honor these good men.
DIR. Murphy is the type of the whole -souled
physician, and the teat OF it is the estima-
tion in which he is held by those with
whom he 10 in daily intercourse.
We have seen mentioned by you before
DIR. Payne's address. It was pungent and
severe upon lobbyists. and evoked laugh
ter. The Society seemed to appreciate
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL
WILMINGTON. n. c..
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1870.
Correction

In the letter of our intelligent Shoe
He'll correspondent, SIMEON, " in Wednes-
5av morning s issue, he is made to say;
"Outrages can no longer endure %c'
when the sentence should read: "Outrages
1,ave succeeded outrages, until human pa
tnre can no longer endure it, &C."
We regret the occurrence OF the error
INIT the reader would naturally infer some
thing was wanting to make the sentence
complete.
The letter dlscloses SAD conoI1lon u
things in Robson, and we trust something
vqilI he done to relieve these people.