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Wilmington journal., 1870-09-30

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minf6a sha s4g Jots t2s kss sHa aI dpe sosa w
| courtesy ohght not tn BIB nix h1u1edrto John
Pool and Settle y AS ayspecipeu of logic
what can equal this? But tlis rfue mo-
tive Of '.Blae Spring5' In 4ris;fruisiess at
tempt lies deeper even than the, matter
OF social 0St-dciSHa Of which he speaks 40
1eelingly. "BlHe SpaingsAl ioasfet a neao
election. and aOnnts to 90 tQ Goaaress Linaself.
That's what's the matt5r1and % accom-
plish his purpose he wi1lg Jr6EerB 10 an at
tempt at political (as hs is said once to
have tried actual) assassination even though
he renders himself asndiculouEinahe one
attempt as he did in, the other, Social os-
t,'dciSm hurts "Blue Springs"; and, al
though the practice may ha nj doubtful
Propriety, don't know anybody more de-
serving of it than himself. He says Demo
Gratis ore s'the very men, whose lunholy
hands are yet red with the blood of slaugh-
tered patriots whom they Slew while de-
tending the temple of our fhoertiss" and
yet "Blue Springs" was a, Warpamocrat,
6n original secessionist and an officer in the
Donfederate aFHy! Such insafferable and
hypocritical imppdence, such abandoned
rascality ought to be ostracized, socially
and politically by men of all spafties-
Don't you think SO +? Corpulert men are
provcrbially good-natured, and when an
exception to the rule presents itself he is
generally q very bad man.
Herhaps, however, an excuse may be
found IN the case of "Blue Springs" for
it is well known that his faithful adviser
and constant companion is q malignant
Ishmaelite, whose envenomed tongue has
made him social outlaw. Additional cx.
tenuation may be found in the fact that
blight was cast over the early years of
'Bluc Springs" in the nickname which
his unromantic schoolmates gave him-a
name having Immediate reference to the
contents Of his capacious abdomen. That
name clung TO him and grew more appro.
pirate with his ever-infating person-it
affected his tastes-chHlingS were an
abomination in his sight, and string saul
sages pleased him not, and why !? Be
cause they called him CUTS. He has out
lived the name partially, but still retains
the paunch from which it sprang. Swell
ing, like his immortal prototype Falstaff,
with ambition, In q moment of confusion
and general Generalization, he scuffied in
to an Office amidst explosions of laughter
from the people, and now, when not engag-
cd in making himself ridiculous, he in
dulges in paroxysms of impotent rage and
spits out venom like an ugly toad.
Excuse me, Messrs. Editors, for taking
not do justice to the subject otherwise,
and I hav'nt told half OF what I know
about it yet Such display as t.Blue
Springs" has made, considering the circun-
stances, is disgusting, aud, though perfect
ly harmless as to the result intented, it
deserves public eXecration. Mac.
Wilmington journal., 1870-09-30
,TATE OF North CAROLINA.
NEW HANOVER COUI

NEW HANOVER COUNTY
III Probate Court, August 25th, 1870.
Hanson F. Murphy. Administrator
d. b. of William Keith, de
ceased Plaintiff, Petition for
against sale Of
Elizabeth Larkins David Jones Real Estate
and wife. Margaret Ann Jones, for assets.
and others, heirs at law of said
deceased, Defendants.
II PPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF
the Court by the affidavit of the Plaintiff that
tne DefoIdants, Elizabeth Larkins and David
Jones and wife, Margaret Ann Jones. non
residents of the State of North Carolina. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made in
the WEEKLY JOURNAL, published in the city OF
Wilmington, for six weeks, notifying the said
Defendants to appear before me, J. O. Mann,
Judge of Probate Of said Court, at his Office in
the Court House in said city, at 10 O'Clock m.
the 18th day of October next, to answer, plead
demur to the said Petition, or Judgment Iro
cOnfesSO will be entered in this cause ss to
them and decree Of sale granted according to
the prayer of the Plaintiffs Petition.
Witness, J. q. Mann, Judge, &C. Date above.
Davis and Murphy Plaintiffs Attorneys.
J. q. MANN, Judge of Probate.
CC 29-iaW6W
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ITALIAN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, Sept. 23
The official organ at Berlin contains two notes
from Bismarck to the Ambassadors of the neutral
powers at the North German Confederation. The
first note dated September 18th, urges bitter and
more material guarantees against new attack
rom France especially upon the South German
States, hence the necessity of the possession of
those fortresses wLich are perpetual menace.
In the second noto Bismarck disav ows the in
tention of Intervention for the reorganization OF
France, but the cession of Strasburg and Metz
alone give material guarantee while France re-
tains these places it will be mere truce. leaving
France to choose her own time for the renewa
OF hostilities. Germany only asks passive
strength to resist such attacks.
The Prussians are making preparations to move
on Orleans.
The French have abandon ed the Notifications
at Vincennes.
The Prussian guns at Sceaux command The
southern parts OF Paris.
The Prussiaps avoid st. Dennis.
The Railroad has been finished around the
French forti6cations.
The bombardment OF Toul continues forious.y
sallies from ThiouvilIe continue harrassing
the Prussiaus seriously.
Arrangements are made at Lille TO inundate
the entire surrounding country. This plan vii
| be adopted should the russians apprO acn.
| Tours, September %.
The Paris mails are spasmodic.
| Gen. Oheseret has been recalled as enooura-
ging dissatisfaction and disorder among the peo
| pie.
Great numbers of French prisoners who es-
| capped while en- route to Germany, have reached
Lyons. Many more have reached Toul.
Balloons successfully watch the movements of
| the Prussians from Paris. @8
Wilmington journal., 1870-09-30
Superior Court, New Hanover County
James P. Moore, plaintiff,
O1Ginst

James P. Moore, plaintiff,
against
Marshal Morgan, ct. al, defendant.
TaE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
To The Sheriff Of NetC HdnoUer C0unty-Gr Greeting:
XTOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED to sum
Il mon Marshal Morgan to appear at the mex
term of said Court to be held at the Court House
in WimngtoG, on the eighth Monday after tn
complaint of the said Plaintiff. II The Defen-
dant shall fail to appear at that time. the Plain
tiff will take Judgment for twenty-six hundre d
and eighty dollars, with interest from the 18th
day of October, A. D.. 1860, together with the
costs of this action.
OF this summons make due return to the Clerk
OF said Court for the County of New Hanover.
Given under my hand and seal of said Court,
this Sth day of September, 1870.
J. O. MANN,
Clerk OF said Court.
J. L. RI GALES,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
sept 16 32-6tch
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C0RRESPONDERCE or THE JOURNAL

CORRESPONDERCE or THE JOURNAL.
LUMBERToN, Sept. 22d, 1870
AesSrS. Editors 1t was O. fitting cir
cumstance that one of the last articles pub
lished in the Raleigh Sandu'd before its
collapse should have been the communica
tion signed "Blue Springs" written from
this place. 1t was equally appropriate that
the writer should assume that name, for
the springs of inspiration from which he
drank were indeed blue, as we'll as bitter
1t was very irjudiciOus publication, how
ever, rs the author is well-known, though
he thought himself safe from detection.
He is not q resident of Robson, and his
attempt to discuss county politics has ex.
posed him. 1t is evident that the sole OBJ.
ject OF the communication was TO excite op
position'to the removal of Col. Waddelpl
disabilities. He says that Congress ought
not to remove them, and that any Repub-
lican who advocates their removal will ''die
his own political grave" &C. The reasor
assigned is absolutely ridiculous, but th.
real maOtiUe is contemplate in the extreme
as will be seen. Of course the effort O
Blue Springs will ignominiously fail
as learn that the respectable RepubH
cans and the party organ at Wilmington
ackno wledge that Col Waddell wa.
fairly elected, and will not oppos
the removal of his disabilities but
If they thought differently, the,
would never have opposed it for sucl
an absurd reason as he gives, and which
nobody but an ass could ever have con
ceived. Now wha5 is the reason and tn
only reason why ''BIue Springs" think
Col. Waddell should be deprived of tn
seat to which he has been fairly elected b,
Wilmington journal., 1870-09-30

Brooklyn, September 20, 1870. -.

The Raleigh Sentinel says that Gen.
Abbott is now in Raleigh, where he has
gone to make some arrangements relative
to the purchase and revival of the Standard.
Ashley, Abbott, Tourgee and Littlefeld's
brother Calvin, it is ramored. will pur
chase the establishments and contIrueth
publication of the dirty sheet. tfE
Wilmington journal., 1870-09-30

Pierre Dupont, the most popular
French songster since the days of Beran-
gee. has just died in Paris, at the age of
! 80 years.
Wilmington journal., 1870-09-30
FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL

will buy Shoes with Silver OF copper IipS' "hlcn
will save the buyer the price OF ne" PAIR Oh
.hoos Camnared with ragged toes and dirty
stockings, they are beautiful, TO say the least.
Parents, try it. -,
Wilmington journal., 1870-09-30
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
The War in Europe.

BISMARCK ON THE SITUATION.
THE FRENCH STILL BALLOONING. g.
r.-
BISMARCK AND JULES FAvRE CLOsETEO.
THE PRU5sIANs CONTINUE TO GATHER
AROUND PARIS.
PEACE PROSPECTS IMPROVING,
PARIS COMPLETED y VRALLROADED
Wilmington journal., 1870-09-30

HAVANA, Sept. 2I
Louis Ayestarau, recently Cuban representa-
tive at New YORK, was captured, while attempt
ing to return, WAS court martialed and shot this
morning.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE, VIRGINIA

TT1HE next session will begin Sept. 15:h and
1 end June 22d.
Expenses 1926 to 1878. For particulars apply
to the CLERK OF FACULTY,
Lexington, Va.
inIv 244 SLOW
Wilmington journal., 1870-09-30

The 6f this city state that IL Magne,
formerly Mih5eter OF Finance. writes privately,
that shortly hofDre the change of Goyernme Mt
lie paid. on Eeesipts, for million OF Cha assepos.
and soo. .9Gq me guHA, which were never deIiv-
Wilmington journal., 1870-09-30
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Wilmington journal., 1870-09-30

to make him disgorge some of the Western
Carolina Railroad funds that he and the
"Ring" stole from the State. The latest
rumor we have of the pursuer and the pur-
sued Is. that Littlefeld has had Woodfin
arrested ''as Franco Algerine spy ~
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Moline Nursery.

ERUIT TREES, SHADE TREES, EVER
= greens, orn.msst.i Trees, shrubbsry, and
Vfnes, small Fruits, Grapes, Hedge Plants,
Small Forest Trees, and anything VOC ned ~
the Narsery line, to be had st this Murssry.
An unusually fae, thrifty stock Of Apple
Trees. and plenty Of them, for sale this spring
lot Of extra sized Fruit Trees for those Who
dseire Immediate effect
Come and sec me or write me By raail. Prices
low. Residence 1t foot Of Lynds street. where
you get splendid view Of Moline and its snr
| roundrpgs. VIM. A. NOURSR.
] Moline. Ills. meh22 dkwew
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election. Referred to tho Committee on

election. Referred to the Committee on
Accounts.
Mr.. Church presented an articls declaring
all railroads public highways, to be free 10
all persons, under such restrictions az the
legislature may prescribe. Laid on the
table.
Mr.. Cameron rose to . personal explsns.
tion OF his vote on the suffrage article, and
in long argument, q truly Cameronian
speech, stated that it WAS his duty, and the
duty OF every citizen, to accept the Fifteenth
Amendment and give it the support due to
the Federal Constitution.
On motion of Mr.. Cody, the President
was authorized to appoint four additional
members on the Committee on Revision and
Ad ustment.
At 10 o'clock the Convention went into q
Committee Of the Whole on the report Of the
Committee on Counties, and section one.
providing that all counties shall contain four
hundred square miles, and their lines be ten
miles from the county seat of other counties,
was taken up.
Several amendments we're offered and lost
and the section adopted, as follows:
Section l. No new county shall be
formed or established by the Legislature
which will reduce the county or counties, or
either of them from which it shall be taken
to less contents than four hundred square
miles, nor shall any line thereof pass within
less than ten miles from any country seat OF
tho county or counties proposed to be divid
ed.
Section second, providing that no county
shall be divided. or any part stricken there
from without vote of the people, and .
majority in favor oft, was taken up.
Mr.. Abbott said the first aud second sec
.ions of the port worked great injustice.
and practically prevented the formation OF
new counties. He moved to substitute
section one Of the minority report for section
two. Lost, and the second section was
adopted.
Mr. Haines moved to strike out section
three. which motion WAS lost.
Section four. providing for the removal OF
county seats by . majority of voters, and for
the relocation of county seats which have
been located so years, WAS taken up. An
amendment to strike out so and insert 20
years. was adopted Without reaching any
conclusion, the committee rose and the con
vention adjourned until two o'clock.
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A. the battle of Gettysburg, Gen. Gabriel
R. Paul, of st. Louis, was sho. through both
eyes, and his eyesighs wholly DESTROYED.
Senator Drake introduced and passed
through the Senate joint resolution giving
him the pay and allowance Of . brigadier
he having retired on that rank. The reso-
luton passed the House on Friday, without
amendment, which completes the enactment
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RATES OF ADVERTISERS,

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The argus tells the following tale
"Senstor Nye put his new silk tile care
lessly upon sofa. A few minutes after. the
veteran philosopher, Greeley, sa. down upon
and crushed the hat fearfully. Damn it,
roared Nye, 4 could have told You il
wouldn't fit before you tried it on III
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

vaccination direct from the heifer is all
the rage IN Paris, and in accordance with
the eternal htness of things, as we'll as to
AVOID dishgur'ng their arms, the French
ladies INSIST on being vaccinated on their
calves.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

Baltimore amendment tried to persuade
his truans wife to return, with . revolver.
bat his aim was so good that he was arrest.
ed for nurdnr
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The glass factory on Twenty-hfth and
L streets, Washington, D. c., owned BY
John Purdy, was destroyed .by FIRE Saturday
night. Loss about $4,000. Iucendiary.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

! man is under arrest in Pennsylvania
town Tor dsfacing the walls of the Mayors
office by trying to butt out his brains agains,
them
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Ii is understood that heavy owners of Rock
Island Railroad sto ok are buying largely in
Northwestern, and expect to secure control
Of he la;ts- road by the next election.
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The First Congregational Church and
soms adjoining buildings at Nashua, N. b.
including the pos. Office, burned last Satur-
dag night. Loss 100000. Two fremer
were slightly injured
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

An English collier kept bag of powde,
under his bed, and the other day went Aftel
some, smoking pipe. When he went out
he took the roof along with him.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

few days ago little girl in Ithaca
just before she died, exclaimed: Papa
take hold of my hand and help me across.
Her father died t wo months ago.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

Secretary Fish has re leased his house in
Washington, which is considered as An indi
cation that he doesn't mean to release his
Office
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1t has been found necessary in Nevada to
extend the game laws so as to prohibit
shooting Cinnamon.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

The Canadian expedition to the Red Riv
er will number 10000 picked men, includ.
ing steel battery and Rocket brigade, as
well as 1000 loyal Indians.
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"yoming nurses calm the rising genera.
lion By singing:
Nice little baby, don't get in fury
Cause mamma's gone to sit on the Jury -
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Snow fell all day Saturday at ST. Louit,
and the storm continued with increased vic
ence until late hour of the night.
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A shoddy young lady surprised her
mother on returning from a dance by saying
that she enjoyed the "hugging set to music
most bully-ly.' She had reference to waltz.
ing, and why isn't that q good name for it
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Washtub Simmons, collored Mississippi
Legislator, is supposed to have been named
after the Landry family.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

4 Troy merchent has placed on the door
OF mis- safe card, saying to burglars
Don't waste your powder the key is in the
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Serious disorders have broken cut At Ova,
Portugal, and some fighting. Several per
sons are reported killed and wounded.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

The members of the editorial staff o.
the Revolution are called Bohemian girls.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

The Siamese twins have not spoken to
each other for g month, owing to difficulty
about receipts
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Hon. Charles Emmerson, member of the
Illinois Constitutional Convention died al
Decatur SATURDAY..
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New Bedford brags of pointer that cam.
to dead stand the other day before door
plate inscribed "a. Partridge" "
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To take anything else that he may cay Is ~, soOc,
ncrause be makes larger proht on i.,,,v ~ rr ~.
dies will be sent oy express !" ""'
phcation TO the r~E
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE sToKE'
N. ss1 ARCH sTREET, Phsiade'rAss-
cMnc NJ EVANS, Proprietor.
formerly c. NJ. JAcKsoN.& Coz
er,,.sies are for sale by Druegiste. storekssT
In.rSs nsS Wsdicine Dealers everywhere
en-, an9 & est sorpet to examine WEI the acs -
~. n order to get the genuine
For sale oy
O. A. BRNSER, Agent,
decl3-d&weow Rock Llaad, Ihs
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OhioaRo MArket.


1sIsgraphsd to the ARGUS.
cHIoAso, April 10.
Flour and grain markets buoyant higher
-four active and firm, and Ioc higher, sales OF
sound spring extras At 81 20A4 IS.
wheat-Ruled active, firm and &c higher; No
selling at 794asIlo 10; closed ashsde easier = s0i
ssnic cash; May options sold ct 7sas2c; No
cold at Gle; No 72ia73c; rejected 1ca703c.
COrn-higher and Firm; No . closed with
buyers at seic; no grade 77a79c. according to
location; canal corn sold at ssc for new; ssa9o
for yellow.
Osts-Aetive. firm and higher, selling at 47c
cash. but closed rather easier at i6ta46lc; ssles
of seller May 45sa472c.
Rye-scarce and firm, with buyers of No .,
7ec, no sales.
Barley-Dull and nominally unchanged.
Whisky-Dull, prices unsettled and irregular
sales Of wooden bound at 81 0laI03, closing ai
inside figure.
Seeds-Quiet price. weak but not quotsblt
lower, sales Of timothy at IS 50a6 40; clover
$40 50sll 25.
Provisions Inactive; no disposition q
operate; meas pork nominal at S27 IS for regular
brands.
Lard-Nominal st l5iai5;c.
Cut Meats-Nominslly unchanged; sales con-
fined to a 10. of shoulders st le3c loose, but 10;
10 about the price.
Butter-Quiet; small lots of choice sold At 26s
2sc.
Eggs-Lower but fairly active at l.al6c.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

Memphis darkey who stole a whole
store full of goods, is published BY being
called 'gobulous moke"
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Liverpool MARKET.
Tslegraphed to the Argus.
LivsaPooL, April 10.
Breadstuffs-Firm.
Corn-Buoyant at 80.
Provisions-Quiet.
LA1d-66s Cd.
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stocks and Money.
fsleer.phsd 70 the Ansus.
Hsw YonK, April 19.
Financial matters quiet
Money-Easy at 4@6 per cent. on call.
Sterling Exchangs-Higher at SIG 94o.
Gold-Ciosed at $l.l3s.
Goyernments-Strong.
COupons-Si of 'si, 1l4s; 9-2O'' e2 l.i2s
"a, liOs; '65, lila; new, l.o5s; 81, lilo; rs
l.l0A; lO-40's, LOOT.
Currency sixes--l.12.
Stocks-Firm but dull.
Western Union Telegraph, 32A.
u. s. Express, 43.
Pacific Mail, 36s.
n. Y. Central-93s.
Erie-244.
Northwestern-7S3. Preferred, s4s.
Rook Island, l.l63.
St. Paul, 5s4. Preferred, 7S}.
Toledo 4 Wabash, 40. Preferred, ~.
Fort Wayne, 92A.
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Two females have been appointed to
sort The mails in the San Francisco post
Office.
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Special Telegraph TO the Aasus.
INV YoRK, April l6.
Flour-Firmer; sales Of super at 81 soa4 60;
extra western at - 60a5 IS.
Wheat-0pened active and firm; closed very
quiet and firm; No. spring 81 oSsl l03; winter
81 2lal 23i.
Whisky-Firmer and closed at 81 f6
Corn-Scarce and firm; new mixed 81 I3al is.
0ats-Acti . and firm at 6ois63c for wsste m
In store and anoat.
Mess Pork-Nominal at S27 50a37 50.
Beef-Iirmer; new plain mess in bris SO ooa-
IS 90; new extra do tl4 eosl7 so.
Cut Mests-Stesdy at Io4sl2c for shoulders
l4isl6c for hams
Bscor- Quiet and nomlnal.
Lard-In tair demand sales of prime tierce,
spot, at l5tsl5Sc.
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In Iowa, woman prisoners have the rights
of men. They are set to breaking stone.