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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-25

MONDAY, AlarcR H. lSIU.
|iGHI SESSION.
lie ilgrc was called to order at y
.r, -oIaett moved to suspend the rules
.. taLcu3 tIg Senate bill to incorporate
Es2s..v. .s Zui DauyiIie Z. r. Co.
..E. II. taan moved that the majority re-
.. o.. rio Committee be concurred in
-.Eurt recommends the striking out
Lo.a section Cf the bill which pro-
.yI tie Issuing oI 500, 900 bonds by
3unty Of Cas1aH.l
IIO1uctt before he took his seat,
frrci1ly showed that the operations of
bill .uld be intoierably oppressive to
property holders Of his county. Mr.. 81.
.aiI earring his remarks, that the gen
a FROM Person, (Barnettl Just as soon
lis should pass, would pounce upon
Z with another call for al apprOpria-
ut 5000, 600 for another Road in O diff
.Dt portion of the county. Gentlemen
.l the pa sage Of this bill on the ground
It proposed to submit the proposition
.- qualified voters of the county; now,
.ct5 were these: There are /, 400 white
and ,, 100 coIored, these 2, 100 will
sor this ana the other bill and will not
80 OF the tax, while the I,400 white
vote against both and have to pay ali
liz.
t.ter sono debate the Majority Report
e1acurr4d IL.
.s bin being put to q vote failed to
is second reading.
fl motion Of Mr.. StiIIey the rules were
aDIol and tue bill in relation to the
bic printing was taken up. (The bill
-.3cs that the Legislature shall elect
bic Printer every four years, vacancy
g~ FLIED by tIe Governor, to DO the
s..c printing OF every description, in
aag the Supreme Court reports.)
f. Durham SAID that gentlemen of his
e the House had been allowed no
.- TO ez@mine the bill, therefore if Re
v1otus persisted in attempting to force
la through tonight, he should fight
--4 I'll the means il his power. He
y. to postpone and make special order
i-ur-Lay next nj II o'clock.
----s Mo5lau being voted down, a long
~ E c-sued between the friends and
-> = the Bit, (party contesD consisting
4--.T III he use OF parliamentry tactics,
d tie Hoase finally adjourned without
---lz 10 . vote.
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The New York Sun wittiIy asks "Why
shouldn't people have more sense than to
use tobacco in theatres, churches, and
other public places The world is all be-
fore them where to chew, and they might
be little more delicate in the matt -
J. c. Beecher. prominent citizen OF
Clinton. Iowa, died .of paralysis on Satur-
day, two hours after gaining a suit of $685.
900 damages entered against him.
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, March 10, 1870

TUESDAY, March 10, 1870.
Iii motion ot Mr.. MartindaIe the rules
'-ie suspended ana the bill amendatory
al act to organize the militia of North
. 'foioa ratified the 19sh day of August,
~, |as taken up.
VI motion Of Mr. Sweet it was amended
d ls t. exempt "fremen" in certain cases.
.tl.f. Jones Of Wake moved to amend the
g. ly striking out the clause exempting
I".zen from military duty on the pay
--=,- q y annually.
--s. IartindaIo called the previous ques
II. which was sustained.
]4' amendment was adopted and the
"as voted down by the following
-.,-.- 4. leasrs. Buns. Blythe, Cook, Eppes,
I~AoWay, col. Hayes; Hyman, COL, Jones
49,. INDUS, Jones Of WakG, Lassiter, Long,
.-i ;5-Se, .&.e, Sho4ner, Smith, Stephens, Sweet
" --,a1-srl-MIeseTs. Barnes, Ee1;i, Bcesley, Bee
{ ~ IL iytAe, Grahar". Iarringto.,, ass of
I9r-feInl I3Irienb8rg; Lt-d-as, Love, Mason MeIchor
5son pny' IaobOins, Welker, White. Whiteside and
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, March II, 1870

THURSDAY, March II, 1870.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Bill to be entitled ''an act concerning
elections and registration IN the year
1870"
In section 1, which names the different
officers to be voted for in the coming elec-
ton, Mr.. French moved to strike out
Sheriff"
Mr.. French said the Supreme Court had
virtually decided that these officers would
hold over in spite Of an election ordered
by this House.
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, March 1G, 1870.
FROM THE HOUSE.

A message was received from the House
transmitting communication from the
Governor and Superintendent of Public
Works, relating to bonds recently issued in
compliance with an ''act to restore the
construction of unfinished Railroads. The
communication of the Governor, together
with the report of the various Railroad
Presidents is quite lengthy.
Mr.. Brogden moved that twenty copies
of the communication and accompanying
documents be printed for the use of each
member of the General Assembly.
Mr.. Welker moved to amend by substl-
tuting sfive" copies for "twenty," which
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as@g;2@ 3@0N'S NEW METHOD
FOR
c--sE PEA. NOFORT IT,

<r7ElLLLTEG il popularity all instruction
90 books for TIE Piano. There IL hardly a
-1.a 81 The country containing pianoforte with
. t.i- ,e.euS.tas: book Annual sale %, 900, and
ID. .--.uanI is increasing Published with both
.s2...eau and Foreign lingering in separate edi-
Gs.o s. r. cent postpaid on receipt Of price.
.t..E -. CrtSJ,. q co, Boston.
q II. DiT5ON, 4 90, New York.
6-2Y
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The ''Congregationalist advises minis
ters who have ''throats' to throw their
physic and their wrappers to the dogs let
their boards grow, as God intended should
be the case with men and toughen their
thEoats with cold water and the sweet
breath Of heaven, even when it blows off a
snow-bank, instead of enervasing them
with the steam and sweat of their nasty
bandageg. The worst use to which one
can put human throat, next to that of
the hangman, is to tie it up for fear of the
bronchitis.
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was lost and the original proposition pre-
vailed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

By Mr. Bellamy Bill to repeal the acts
Incorporating the North Carolina Real aud
Personal Estate Agency and the Catawba
Land Company IL the city OF Charlotte !;
referred.
On motion Of L. Fl. Galloway, cc.ored,
! the vote was rCCopsidere3 by which the
militia bill was rejected on yesterday,
amended and passed its third reading-18
to II.
BY Ir Love Resolution requesting The
Representatives Of this State IN Congress
to aga their influence 10 have the disa-
5Iiities of al the citizens of this State re-
moved aB soon as practicable.
Mr.. Love moved suspension Of the
rules in order TO put the resolution or its
several readings, which prevailed. Con
siderable time was consumed in the dis
cuasi0n Of this resolution Pending its
consideration the bour aG4-Eod for tho
:, SPECIAL ORDER
3iIl aEneudatory OF an act relating to the
inspection Of rosin az the port Of viii
mington.
A H. Galloway, colosed, moved the IN
definite postpOnement Of the bill.
Messrs. Murphy and Robinson OPP
posed this motion IL speeches Of CON
siderable force, and urged the passage o.
the bill.
J. a. Hyman. colorea demanded the
previous question, which was sustained,
and tLe bill was rejected. Yeas II nays
21.
On motion Of Mr. Martindalo the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE 0I REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY,, Marcn is, 1870.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Biil to DO entitled an act 10 raise reve-
nue..
The bill was discussed section by see
ton. In section l, cias3 ], which pro
vides that there shall be an al UTtOren2
tax OF twenty-five cents on every one hun
drod dollars ia value Of real and personal
property IL this State, subject TO exemp- |
tions made by law. This tax shall be !
levied in addition 10 such special taxes as
are authorized by The General assembly !
for county purposes.
Upon oil moneys, credits, Investments in !
bonds. not exempted by law, fVe-t|en- !
-ieths OF one per cent. /
Upon all stocks, joint stock companies,
DE- otherwise, five twentieths OF one per
cent Of their cash value PyOcjdeU, That I
I'll She taxes for State and county pur
poses, imposed upon all real aId persc0al
properly, shall in NO case exceed two
thirds Of one per cent, except SPECIAL
axes for county purposes ratified previous
TO the ratification OF this act.
Mr.. Pou moved TO strike out IL the Fro
gis0 the words Except special taxes for
county purposes ratified preYioos to the
ratification of this act
1Ir. Pou argued for some time in odvo-
,acv Of his amendment.
After debate of some length the
amendment was rejected by vote Of yeas
81, nays 50.
Pending discussion upon section 81
he House adjourned.
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Mr.. Shoffner and A. Fl. Galloway (col.) }
changed their votes to the negative.
On motion the Senate adjourned until
this evening at Z O'Clock.
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DIED.

In Philadelphia, on the 9th of February, 1870,
Mrs. ANN SANDERS, widow of the late Dr.
Robert A. Sanders and daughter of James L. G.
Baker, Esq, Of Jackson county. Florida.
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MARRIED.

In this city, On the 10th instant, by Rev. w.
n. RObey, Mr.. LATHIN LEE BOON % Miss
LANA ANN CRRELL.
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SENATE.
THURSDAY, March II, 1870
BILLS INTRopUCEp,

BILLS INTRODUCED.
By 1Ir. ForkDer: Bill to authorize the
sale OF the States interest in certain public
works. This bill authorizes the Governor,
with the advice of tho council Of the
State, to sell the States interest IN the
North Carolina q Atlantic aud North Caro-
lima Railroads and in the Albamaria aud
Chesapeake Canal Company.
On motion OF Mr.. Cook the bill was re-
ferred to Committee OIL Internal Improve
ments.
BY AIr. Legg: Bill to amend an act in
cooperating the Cape Fear and Waccamow
Land and Lumber Company.
CALENDAR.
Houso resolution proposing to adjoucn
sine die on the 28th inst.
Passed by a vote of yeas 80, nays 2.
Those who voted in the negative were
Mr.. Bellamy and 4. IL. Galloway, colored.
House resolution in favor of white and
colored soldiers who were disabled IN fight
imp for the Union. Passed.
Resolution requesting the Representa-
tives of this State in Congress to use their
influence to have the political disabilities
OF all citizens Of this State removed,
Mr. ShofIner moved 10 refer the resolu-
ton TO a special committee OF three, with
Instructions, which was voted down.
Messra. Beasloy, Brogden, ColgroVe'
Hyman, col, Jones Of Wake, Long, Shof-
ner, Smith and Stephens voted in the at-
hrmative.
Mr.. Love called the previous question,
which WIS sustained, and the resolution
passed unanimously.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

IONDAT, IldTCu IF, TO 10.
The House was called to order st the
usual hour.
On motion of Mr. Sinclair, the roll ,7as
called and 68 members responded TO their
names.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

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Special Notices will be charged 5000 per square
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From the Raleigh Sentinel.
.sls.E!S CT PEse. LEGISLATURE
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}U@E OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, March Il, 1870.
s-tf4Hi7 GFSSTON-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

north y street, running
south the depth Of sixty
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
TO Assessed.


a Z, as y.
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north y street, running
south the. depth Of sixty.
feet. .-. ..t..T
Bowen, Cornelius i.
First lnstallmcnt q tax Tor
curbing and paving loot
way, on interest from Dc
ccmbcr 90, 1909. t35.R
Blackmar, Charles Ps,:,v
DittO''.ss'.s.rsf '.f'''f''.
Briel, Conrad. ,.....,.....
First and aecond Install
ments Of tax for curhlng
md paving fOotwnY Dir
name Of y. III. Kuehling)
ON interest from Docem-
her 8, 1903. $25'72.
Dluo,.....s-s...e.'.s.g. :,
First and second Install
monts Of tax for curling
and paying fOotway Din
name Of J. II. Kuchllng)
ON interest from Decem-
Der s, 1858 .s.....S26.4O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
First and second Install.
monts Of tax for curbing
and paving footwny, On
interest from june 8, 1858,
.r fi4.5s
Bonn, Cassimer..........
Having a front of twenty
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INC ttItIN III low WV
Bartlett, Fitz James. .,,..
Second installmcnt of tax
for curblDg and PAYING
fOotway, on intereat from
October 18Th, 1893, sS.T3I
Ball, Francis H. On namoI
Of Anna NJ. stone) for
1868.
Beginning on ''B" street
north thlrty-four foot
from the southeast cor
ner; thence weste eight feet
nine Inches; thence north
one hundred and ten feet;
thence east eight feet nine
inches; thence south one
hundred and ten feet TO
the beginning.
ditto. ...ss...Gs,.s.,s.sI
Having q front Of ten feet
eight Inches on north "B'I
street adjoining the west
threefcct eleven inches of
said lot, running back the
same width the depth
thprpnf. 81 =.
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First and second INSTALL
ments Of tax for payingl
carriageway, on interest
fromAug. 10, 1858, t26. 65
Assessment for construct
ing sewer on interest,
from July "a, 1887, s47.5el
Assessment for hghtlngl
street ,.,,.,.,..,,t5.1Ol
Bailey, John A. and al. ,.l
Second installment Of tax
for curblng and paving
fOotway, on Interest
from September ~, 1888
DUO. .ss.ssssss
Second lnstallment Of tax
for curblng and paving
fOOtway, on Interest
from SEPTEMBER u, 1868,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

Tax for 1853 IN the name
Of j. Q. Ives. H
Beginning al tho southeast
corner Of said square,
thence west on ] street
forty-iiye feet thence
north one hundred and
fifteen feet thence east
forty-flve feet thence
south with Eighteenth
street one hundred and
ifteen feet to beginning.
Brumstead, Mary E.,',.,,
Being the west thlrty-hyel
feet on north II street,
by the depth Of the lot.
Brown, Mllly..,..,,,,.,,,
Being the east twenty feet
fronting ON south ID
street, running back the
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tligue and that we will support only
such men for office as we can in view of
our oaths as freemen, with consistency
do.
Lr.oIre3, Tat We too irariy cherish
Our ri-hjS a. irccncm IL allow them to
be bought or sold for murcy CT influence
at the polls, or in convention.
Rcsolred, That We bold to the right
conferred by the Constitution OF voting
according 10 The dictates # conscience,
Without the iea' or favor ut ANY man.
Hcsoired, That when mon US their
:h1ncy tu procure votes they should he
Gi-cnried bv all hnnc-t ami h,.h-miEdcd
EIrl, aud - n>dtred IL foul irprous,
uI"n Ine pcIrjc.l pouty rf the country.
Which r,po~t and !c-oiIri.n-, after II
spirit,d disc,issiJtl-ail Of Ahlch was IN
the affirmative, and in which grave
charges of collision and fraud wee mnlc
and sustained against parties nominated
by the Republican Convention of June
29th-wcre un 'nimou>ly adopted
The following town committee were
then chosen:
Brighton, \. c. Farmer Luncnburg,
j. NJ. Dodge; Concord, j. +. Wood
bury GuiIdhalI, ii. {. i tes: Maid
stone, VIM. j. l.. STANLEY N.clurc,
Albert Bell Grauby, o. S. Rice; East
Haven, VIM. Aldrich; bennington, L las
Lyman; Bloomfield, Milton Cock
Brunswick, Jerry Willard; Canaan. c.
w. lluntOOn.
There was Il large attendance at the
convention and the non nations were
made there and not at any other place,
The convention then unanimously
voted ask cardid consideration OF
all honest men in Essex county OF the
ticket reported.
GEO. W. LANE, s,,,..,r;
II. c. BATES, WI TAI ''>
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fishing news from Bazainc and McNIa-
hon, implying that they have outwitted
the Germans and are gcing to win a
great victory.
THE SITUATION IN PARIS.
Measures have been taken TO blow up
the bridges and tear up the railways
around Paris promptly on the approach
OF the enemy.
1t is understood that the diplomatic
corps, in case Paris Is besieged will 90
to Tours. which, owing 10 their presence,
will be considered as neutral ground, and
respected as such by the bcIligercnts.
\ Paris dispatch says that the national
guard Is daily drilling under experienced
officers, and they are certain to make
good stand against assault. The halt of
the Prussians in their move on Paris
aives time for the arrival Of the cnor-
nous endorsements now Oh the way
from The provinces, and the capture OF
the city Is considered impossible.
WAR GIRLS FROM TIE rArEEs.
The Paris I.ibertc says: ''Tbc hour
of II great battle has arrived. The stu
alton has now the aspect that Il battle
must take pla, c in the valley Of -irgonne,
and perhaps from there TO Mez. The
PruSsians understand how grave events
have become for them. Defeat is fatal.
We must soon know; Is we believe a
battle Is raging now. If the Prussians
are defeated they cannot march on Paris,
tut must retreat behind the MOselle.
France every moment grows more for
milablr She l. preparing rev armies.
Even now Il vast number of new req
mems are ready to take ihc field. De
leaf canuo; subIuc U.s.
Tho Opi'ione NarioIa!c says: WAR :.
var 10 thc last L.t not enc German
r,cro,, the Rhine For centuries let
Germany remember dat enemies may
enter but caui1t iy.yc France
Ilc same journal demands that as
'he l'Tu-sIan~ -h4.t lie country people,
France -i,alI teach Prussia that if this
practice courinu =, lie viii take no pris-
ones, and that the war VIII he one OF
determinations
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Gone Ocer to the EHpHlU.

The following letter comes from brave soldier, a
FOOD citizen and ardent Republican, who feels
deeply what ne writes. We cannot do less than give
him hearinG.-ED. CALRpoNIAN.l
The Republicans of Essex county are
aware that few tender-toed members
of the Republican party for PerSo"al rea-
sous only, claimed to be dissatisfied with
the candidate for senator, which the
nartv put in nomination at the Repub-
lean Convention held at Guildhall,
June ooh 1870, and that those men
signed call for "Cilizens' Conven-
tion,' to meet at Guildhall, Aug. 22d,
iUr the purpose of nominating another
man fer senator. The ''citizens' (con-
listing mainly OF democrats and before
named Iepublicans) met according to the
call; and now note the result.
After due delibcration, the citizens put
IN nomination Geo. f. French of Lunen-
burr, lifelong democrat and the can
ildate for senator of the democratic
party of said county. Those republic
cans thereby have deserted that party
which has heretofore supported some of
them, and have gone over to the enemy.
Now Republicans of Essex, what are
you cong TO do at the coming September
meeting! Are you going TO join the
boilers, 10y casting your votes for French,
thereby giving strength to that party
who wagcd Il four years war against the
best government the world ever knew,
and who starved 10000 Boys in Blue"
10 death ! Or are you going to vote for
John W. llartshorn, the regular candi-
date OF the republican party; thereby
adding strength 10 that party that called
these men into the field, who captured
Lee at AppomattoX, and who sent Early
''whirling up the valley ,"
a kErUBuCAN OF CONCORD.
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The citizens of Essex county met il
convention 1T Guildhall, On the 23d
INST, and organized by choosing Chas
w. King, president Levi Howe and
Oramel Crawford, vice presidents; Geo.
w. Lane and IL c. Bates, secretaries.
Remarks were made by Jonah Brooks,
,. ID. llobson, Sylvanus Lane, Charlie,
w. King, and others.
The convention then resolved itself
INTO town conventions for the purpose Of
choosing delegates as a nominating con-
mittee, The several towns reported a.
follows:
Concord-Levi Howe. Harvey jude
vine.
neutrality-suspicious. Lane. Stephen
Howe.
GuiIdhall-OrameI Crawford, VIM.
Morse.
Maidstone-Geo. Carbee, VIM. Stan
ley.
Brunswick - Jerry Willard, L. f..
Bailey.
Brighton-S. ID. HobSon.
CRANKY - Abel Carpenter, Ethan
Shors.
Nictory-Albert Bell
Bloomiield-Myron Fuller.
AFTERNOON.
Tue committee on nominations re-
ported the following ticket:
.SendtOr-Geo +. French.
asst. J"dges-D. II. Beattie, Milton
Cook
Probate Jmige-Oramel Crawford.
SUITES AhOrmey-II. &. Bates
.Sher!f-A. T. Holbrook.
Baiht-J. A. Mansur.
County Comnattee-Chas. Chase, VIM
Il. Rosebrooks, Chas. +. Benton, Levi
Silsby, Milton Cook.
Which report was unanimously adop-
ted. The committee on resolutions re-
ported as follows:
Whereas, 1t is the belief of this con-
reniion that the nominations made by
The Republican Mass Convention of
June 29th 1870, for Essex Co. were
procured by fraud and trickery, and that
the sentiments of majority of the Re-
publican voters of Essex county are not |
represented by the same, and that we
may fully express our disapprobation
hereof, be it
Resolred, That we hereby do, and for
ever will, repudiate and oppose any and
Ill persons who are or may be brougb.
before the people by means of their
money, their deceit or their political in.
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VINO Is TROCHU > Trochu, who
has been appointed communicating chief
OF All forces IN Paris, and consequently
Dictator VIXEN he chooses to assume the
p, Sltlon, lie IS described as a man in the
prime of vigor, only "A years of are and
has served with distinction in the Cri-
inca, ltal y,ani Mexico. In the field lie has
displayed military qualities which have
attracted attention, and gained for him
the opinion, that, if circumstances prove
favorable, he would prove himself to be
the greatest soldier in France. Jusl now
his political anteccdents make him pop
ular. He is not a Bonapartist, nor an
Orleanist, nor Il red republican. He
has not Unidentified himself with any par
~ III fact, and therefore is equally popu-
lar with all. His appearance at the
head OF the affairs III Paris has been fol-
lowed by a Cessation Of popular disor-
ders, and more hopeful feeling is the
success Of the French army. For he is
not on y Il military governor of the city.
but has charge OF an important part Of
the work hitherto performed by the
OF War. In short, the French
people seem to feel that they have man
at tie helm now, upon whom they can
depend IN case OF emergency, whether it be
10 keep Paris from falling into the hands
81 the enemy, or in case of the over
throw OF the present dynasty, to serve as
hctator or president