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Vinegar.

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oeHaven's Wild Cherry Bitters,

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Billy Andrews,

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Charles Seymour,

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Eastern Trade.
Hose Manufacturer

GREER, SAMUEL Y, Manufacturer and Deal
N er In Fire Apparatus, Hose. Coupling. Pipes,
and Nozzle, $40 North Street, Philadelphia Els.
tabished in 1921.
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Marble and Stone Works.

STRUTHERS & SOUS, Office and wareroom
- 1s22 Market St. Steam Works, w. Walnut S
Wharf, Philadelphia. Designs furnished for MOI
uments, Nantes, Statuary, &c. Established, 1871
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Marble Manttes and Al cnuments

" ers in al kinds of Marble and Gralite work
lag to l52 N. Water ST., cor. Of Clark. (Oalce La
Chicago.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
:SECEAmcnd County,

Atty Genl-Shipp 723. Phillips l,o01.
Majority 278.
CoDgress--Waddoll 700 Dookery 1923.
Majority 328.
The Radicals elected their county ticket
by majority Of about $50 votes-one pre-
oinct (hicp pherson's) not having been hoard
from, bat supposed TO be Democratic by
about % majority. Richmond will give
Long 250 majority for the Senate. Moore
county has not been heard from, and it if
not us yet definitely ascortained as to whc
will be or next Senator, Tho Democratic
gain VIII DO 200. Everybody up here is
confident Of Waddeil's clection-even Tho
Radicals. Have heard (not definitely,
from Montgomery thas Dockery's majority
will be about 100. He expected 400 major
ity Three cheers for Ne,D Hda0rer.
WILMINGTON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
DIED.

10 Kenansvlie the 3rd inst. st her sou.
Isaac L. Kelly ksqr's Residence ia the 8I.t year
OF hex age, Mrs ABBIE KELLI, rclict Cr the
late James KeiIy. OF Fayetteville, n. c.
The deceased WaS pjOus lady OF great arcie-
her. Con-.
/ Al Lisbon, - sampson county, on Jnly 22c, G.,
Z. bhONSOS, Esq. mr. Bronson, though a na-
i've of New England, has bOen FOR more thsu
twenty years d resident OF this county: and dur
ing the eYentfui history Oh the pest ton years, he
has bcen fully identified with tie comfy Of mis-
adoption. AS business man he was PROMPT
onargotic, End exact but fair, and honorable.
He has been more tEAn ordinarily successfr!
and manite4tlng even large share 0f public
split, EGs contributed Iluch 90 tho Interest OF
the county III Whioh be liYod. The desth OF a
man Of >" vigorous and active u character has
created III his community n vacuum, which it
will be hard to I'LL.
Mr.. l., though not professediy q Christian,
furnished often sGbetartfal .eBiinoniaIs of Ills in
tereas il tie Church ami in his last dsys gave
evidence OF hope Cf q i;lo.icna immortality
through oar Lord Jeeus CHRIST AZ.
In this city on the 4th instant, MANY a., wife
OF Alex Bryan. aged IS years, months and s
days.
At Rocky Point, in Sew Hanover couotr. on
the S0sh OF July. 1870, ELIZA JANE. daughter
OF James z. and Sarah Il. Hines; aged nearIy 7
years. Truly an RmiRbie and interesting ohiId.
suffer little children to come unto me- and
forbid them not, fog Of such is the Kingdom Of
Heaven"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
G.iRREaGE GUiDE.

EpFINO = private Instructor for married por-
II sonA OF those about to be married, both
male and female, In everything concerning the
physiology and rotations OF our sexual system.
and tho production and prevention Of Offspring,
including oil the now discoveries never before
given in tho English language, by VIM. YOUNG.
NI. D. This is really valuable and interesting
work. 1t is written in plain language for the
Lou6ral Toaior, and is illustrated with numerous
EngravinEs. All young Insrred people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the loast
impcdimont 70 married Hfe should read this
book. 1t DISCLOSED eocrots that ovory ono should
30 acquainted +. .ith; still it IS book that must
bu iooic,i Ap a-I not ii3 aDout tho hOusC Z will
lc sent - g5T addgess receipt CT 30 cts. Ad-
tirosa E'!:- WNf. YOUNG, EC. 416 Spruce stroot,
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
STATE NEWS.

BUSINESS was generally suspended yes
:or,lty. in Raleigh.
1tA1EInu received $217 II, revenue from
ite now market Inst month.
ED RENNErr. shoemaker. living in
Salem, died of ue2irihna h'eancns on Tues
dny last.
Gov Holden has appointed Mr.. V. O..
Ca4selI Cpmmissionor of Deeds for the
State Of North Caroline. Office at Ports
mouth, w.
SUpEEMH CoUET. L. This tribunal, after q
long and laborions Foaeion-commencin
on the 9th of juno last adjourned finally
OF Tuesday afternoon last, the 2d inst.
During the term arguments have been
made by counsel in 1876 causes, and opin-
ions delivered by the Justices in 13O.
To GovERNoR HOLDEN. .--HILLsBoRo', n.
c., Aug. 3, 187O.-Gor. Holden You say
white -livered miscroant, do it now. You
dared me to resist yOu. | daro yol. to ar
rest me. [ am here TO protect my family
the iacObins of your club after shooting
powder in the face of Mrs. Turner, threw
a five pound rock in her window which
struck near one of my children. Your
ignorant jacohins are melted to this by
your lying charges against me, that am
l<ing of the Au-Klux. You villain, come
and arrest man, and order your secret
clubs not to molest women and children.
Yours with contempt and defiance-hdbed>
corpus or no AGbedS corpus.
JOSIAH TURNER, JR.
Sentinel
For the JOnrne1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Another Outrage in Robson.
For the Journal

On the day otthe election, -four ofthe outlaws Of
this county won't to tho turpentne stiil of Mcssrs
Paul s. Bro. and took from their dwelling all of
their clothing thoy wanted, and then demanded
tho store key OF Miss Paul. but she refused to
give it to them. so they cursed her and said they
nad as many keys as they wanted. They took
their own keys and went in the store, and took
about 100 pairs shoes, some cloth sc, to the
amount OF $500. They were painted: two OF them
were white men, the other two mulattoes.
They also went to Mr.. McKenZie's the sGme day,
and took his gun, and some other little things
that they thought he would need. Mr.. Editor, I
think the citizens of this county ought to turn
ont and catch them, and hang the last one to
the nearest limb.
Yours, &C.,
Red BANKS, n. O.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
AT CHAMBERS.
ENrARTE KERR.

On the return of the Marshal, Mr.. Bat
tie made two motions:
LIST. An attachment against G. W. Kirk,
for not making q sufficient return.
ID. A writ to some competent person
to bring The body, and call out the posse
of the county il necessary.
The first motion was not allowed. The
objection, that the return, as the Counsel
termed it, is not sworn to, and other OBJ
jeetions taken, are not relevant; for this
does not purport to be return, but re-
fusal TO make q return by the orders of the
Governor.
Treating it ns refusal, the motion Is
not allowed for the reasons set out in the
opinions delivered by me. [ can say no
moro tban what i have already said. The
power of the Judiciary is exhauated-I
have no posse c0mitlt'ts. In this particular
my situation differs from that OF Ohiet
Justice fancy, IN ''MerrimOn's case" He
bad posse cO34ittltxs at hie command, but
considered the power OF the Judiciary ex-
bausted without ling It out-he did not
deem it to he his duty to command the
Marshal with the posse ''to storm fort. "
Il i9 gratifying to bo able to say that the
other Justices Eavo been in unreservea
conference with ne and al concur IN these
Hnbon2 o0rptss proceedings.
RICHMOND III. PEARSON,
Chief Justice S. Q.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
The North Cerolinsan Infamy

Cd Thursday general election is to be
held in North Carolina. by way of pre-
pairing the people OF that State to exercise
the franchise of American citizens, Presi-
dent Grant has for q week past boon march
ing United States troops lDtO their cOm-
monwealth. Tho voters OF North Carolina
are to vote under the pressure Of military
power ; and this pressure is TO be oontroll-
cd and applied by person, Governor Hol-
den, who has asIrly set the courts at de-
fiance, and whose military creatures arc
iofioting upon the people subjected to
their tyranny the worst forms of Illegal
and inhnman tOrtnre.
Even the Tribune was yesterday NOM
ing moved to protest against these mon
strous ontrages. After protesting, es IN
party fealty il was rerAapa hound to pro
fess, that il loUbto,t all stories told by
anybody to the discredit Of Radicals, il
said
But there comes from Raleigh 20 circqmstan
tial statement OF 20 horrible an outrage by the
troops which aaaintain martial law in AlamGnce
County that it ought to be at once inquired into
10 attempt to forco a confession from prisoner
by hanging or Other torture Is b Tollc OF DarOa-
risn and slavery Ehiah not oven martial Law re-
cog1izus, and which the people OF THE country
will not cOuntenance for an instant.
We are sorry to say that under the scan.
dalous judicial tyranny of Holt and Stan
ton at Washington during the war this
''relic of barbarism and slavery" was rec
ognized, and that the recognition of it, il
not countenanoed for al instant was toll
Grated for months by the people. But lei
them pass.
The Tribune now demands en- inquest,
and events demand one more loudly still.
This morning the statement of this ''hor-
rible outrage" comes to us again nare
horriblet and moreB eircumstantial than
ever. We now have the name of the COM
missioned scoundrel who is said to have
avowed that he had subjected free born
citizens of the United States to one of the
most intense and exquisite toftures ever
Invented by man. Il is to abet such per
sons in suoh Facts that President Grant,
stoiid in his cottage by the sea, sends tas
soldiery of the United States into the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
johnston County,

A friend in Smithfield sends us the fol
lowing returns
41st Congress Gillian 1,724. Hawkins
1,201.
42d Congress Rogers 1.788. Harris.
(col.,) LOGS.
Attorney Goneral-Shipp 100. Phillips
1,212.
Senate-L L. X. Waddell LIZA. Cook
1,179.
House-Hinnant 1.717, Joiner l,722.-
Hinnant, Rad.) 1.24G. Massey, (Rad.,
1920.
The entire Conservative county ticket is
elected. Johnston gave Seymour 144 ma
jority.l
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
MORE AND MORE GLORIOUS.
Thr Victory More Complete.
RALEIGH, Aug. 6-7 T. NJ.

RALEIGH Aug. 6-7 z. NJ.
dllmcr Democrat, and Smith, Repub-
lican, are elected to the Senate from Gull
ford and Alamance.
Randolph gives Il Democratic majority
Of 100--a gain OF 1,025 votes,
Leach is said to be certainly eiected to
Congress from the Fifth District.
Two Democratic Senators-Speel and
Senatorial District
Tho news is better and better from al
points, and the victory appears moro and
more complete.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
s;U:E..N COUNTY, +. 6.
87.lyoh

FDUKai'ANG' % authori+y vested n mo by vir-
.uo ot 1 deed OF trnst. executed by Rpai&ht
!3liI. fh4n. On the 18Th day OF August, 1870,
on III. f-a,isC. o1tor for sale to tho highest bid
Ter. tha. vaiuaUle trsct of Land near FAisOn 4
Dopnf, known tho " Rhodes rlacc," contain
sng 6G2 acres. This tract OF Hand IS situated in
ono Of tho bost cotton growing sections of North
Caroiina, AMI II considered Vcry superior Lands,
well ad4pted I'd the growth of cotton, &C., &C.
This ia the cEanco for bargain.
Terms Of Ealo-One- half OF the purchase money
II SIX months the balance at tho end of twelve
.norths, 80 bc occurred by note with approved
4rIreier. Title retairod until tho whole of Tx
purchase money is paid.
a. Q. hLCHELEY, Irnatec.
tCiy s 22-wta
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
COLUMBUS VERSUS ELADEN
The state va. tho 9s1gh ShGrtH-Truubic
fn the Camp OF sAo R'a1thfuI
B1ApEN COUNTY, August 2. 1877

BLApEN COUNTY, August 2. 1870.
43e1r journal: Last Saturday al alterca-
ton occurred between Mr.. Solicitor Rich-
ardson and the Sheriff of Rladen. It seems
thore was a quarrel going on between
thea, when q mutual elimination and re-
elimination ensued, during which the
Sheriff called "the State" li0r, whoreup-
on 'Fthe State" collnred the Sheriff. Upon
the crowd rushing up, and tho interefer-
ence of parties standing near. hos.iIities
ceased. Several blows passed in different
parts of the crowd, and q negro re-
ceived gaah, or rather stab. in the throat
which Is thought to be a dangerous If not
a mortal wound. No cluo "a yet to tho
perpetrator of the deed
There has been judgment of upwards
OF eeVen thousand dollars. docketed in this
county against tho Sheriff and his sure.ies,
ia favor of tho State Auditor. The execu-
tion was recently withdrawn from the
Coroner, In whose hands it had been for
some time past, and sent to the saeriI Of
Columbus county. That official arrived at
our peaceful village yesterday morning
anu caused great consternatlon and indig-
nation in tho camp OF the faithful by levy
| ing upon and seizing all the visible effects
of their great high priest-the Sheriff
Nor did this etrange apd curious (?) indi-
vidual from Columbus stop here. The
hauso of If. ". foster" one of the suretios
Of the Sheriff, and ali the interest. right
aud title of Mr.. Abbott, (surety No. y,
the Senator from New Hampshire, of, in
ani to certain property known as the
| ''Bladen Land Company" was levied
upon.
Geo. z. French, the .S.ore ''Bjg iniun -
and neighborip law" is surety No, Q,
and mag look ont next. Havo a care /" Big
Ipiun " that the n IN from Columbus will
be after you next. IT'S seid that the fall
| ing out between Baden and Columbus y
is because the State Treasurer ia not in re-
ceipt of the taxes collected In Biaden last
| year In consequence of this unfortunate
misunderstanding ~ between Biaden and
Columbus heretofore SO friendly tool the
| two counties have been i've hear declared
to be in a state of insurreciion We are
momensarily looking for Kirk x 4
Since the above difficulty, " all is quiet on
the Potomac"
Yours, &C., Y,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
SarelYson County.

The following IS the vote of Sampson
county, with one Conservative precinct to
hear from.
Attorney General Shipp 1879 Phillips
9O1.
Congress Waddell 1850. DCckery 953.
Senate-Tfoy l, ,3O4. Murphy 1850. Ward
(Rad.) 981, Porter (Rad.) 1913. Robson.
for Sheriff, las 324 majority.
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RATES oF ADVERTTEING

square, of 10 lines orzless, for each and overJ
insertion, 81
Special Notices Willb be charged 5000 per square
f"reach and every insertion.
All obituaries and private publications of every
charac tor, are charged as advertisements.
@S-No advertisement. rejecting upon private
character, can, under ANY oIRcUMsfsNcEs, te
admitted,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Taxca RanenIed.

The new tax bill provides that from and
after the first Of October next all taxes i'm
posed upon carriages, watches, piano-for-
tess yachts, billiard tables and gold and
silver plate shall cease, together with the
taxes upon boats, barges, flats, legacics and
successions, passports and tho gross re-
ceipts OF railroad, insurance aud other
companies. After the first Of May, 1871,
the special or license tax now imposed up-
on all kinds OF dealers, physicians, lawyers,
brokers, claim agents, 60, will be discon-
t1nued, except that paid by distillers, brew
ers. cigar and tobacco manufacturers. The
tax on sales also ceaseS after the 1st Of
next October, except that paid by stamps
(brokor's tnx) together with the stamp du.
ties on prOmlseory notes for less amount
than 500, such notes now requiring q five
Oent stamp. The two cent stamp upon re-
ceipts for money is abolished from Octo-
Der first, and the income tax OF q per
cent. on al over $4,000 shall be collected
only during the years 1870 and 1871. The
license tax due May first has already been
paid IN advance for the present year, hence
persons will not be called upon again for
that.
New Orleans received its Grst beles OF
new crop cotton July 2@th. Last year the
first bale was received August 81.
& aO!ored man teaches a mixed school al
Columbus, Ga. he hGs thirty pupils, the
eldest of whom is forty years Of age.
"Cholera factories at the street corners'
are complained of IN New York, in the
shape OF green trait displayed on stands.
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TUE WILMINGTON JOURNAL
Terms or Subscription
DsVIssSGY COLLEGE.

sTS COTME0IATE YEAR WILL BEGIN
! Roptalnher 8th, 1870 Annual expenses for
hoard, T1ttion, &C. Sli5 70 1900.
For "BdctetOT If iSc5encC" thore will be q threo
vsara' c1ure3 independent OF Ancient Languages.
So Catalogue, or particular information,
an De had run tho Rev. q. ". ECpHAiL,
.. D., al D. PERSISTENT
Pustoflino Davidson College, North Carolina.
iuy - 25-W4t
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Blasfen County

Attorney Gererai-Phiilip's majority 108.
Congress- Dockery, $50 majority.
Senate-Fosser (Rad) 40 majority =
Currie (Con.) is elected for the Senatorial
District of Bladen and Colambas by AGO
majority.
Sheriff -Eldridge, (Rad.) G3 majority
John a. Edwards, (Con.) is elected County
Comm iSAioner
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
Cumberland County,

Reports from Cumberland are to the eff
feet that this county has given Waddell
about 100 majority. with one township to
hear from yet. Hardy, Conservative can
didate for Sheriff, will probably be elected
by small majority.
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For Attorney GoncraI-Wm. N. Shipp.
Con-, 720; s, L. Phillips Rad 710
For Congress-O. II. Dockery, Rad.
729; Alfred NJ. Wn15ell, Con, ?O9.
For Senate--Chns. McCiammy, Con,
719; A. II. Galloway, Rad. CAB. E, Legg,
Rad, 5lO; Ernest M. Rosafy, Rad, 491;
For House of Repreaentatives-Jno IL.
Brook, ITO; Peter Rourk, GG1.
For Sheriff -Samu4 P. Swain, 1921
Scattering, "a.
For Trenauror-Jno. II Thees, 1928
Scattering =.
For Register Of Deeds-S. j. Thurston,
Con. G81 Geo. N. Hill, Rad, 400 ;
Lewis A. Galloway, Rad, 245.
For Surveyor-Jno N. Bennett, Con,
720; Asa Ross. 230; Israel Thomas 49l.
For Coroner r-Wm. Brown, Rep, us;
Jas. Fl. Dosher, Con-, COG; Scattering Is.
For Oommissioners-E W. Taylor, Rep.
839; Robt. W. Woodside, Con-, 703; VIM.
Walters, Con-, G97; Thos. G. Drew. Con
Cos; Moses A. Moore. Rep, G84; Jno. H.
Mints, Con-, 600; Joseph Green, Con,
568; Jerome @. Lawton, Rep, 491; An
drew G. SwinsOn, Rep, 401; Henry Kel-
ly, Rep, 491; James q. Muse, Rop., 23l
Solomon Webb, Rep, 210; L, G. McKoy,
Rep, 227; Samuel g. Hughs, Con, 175,
Scattering, al.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12
RObGAOn County.

Attorney Gonernl-Shipp 60 majority.
CcngresB-Waddell 10 majority.
Senate-Eorment 102 majority.
House. McNeill, Con. So majority, and
Regan, Con, 81 majority.
The entire Conservative ticket, except
Sheriff, is elected. Howell, Rep. is elect
Oh Sheriff by 2G majority.