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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-08-24
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-08-24

Die 9uarantatne Gpmmilipn in
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-08-24

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-08-24
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aulbqatluns anfeensmmea.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-19
{ TATE NEW.

hIr. George Wise. an Old and respected
citizen OF Salisbury, IS dead.
Two attempts at inoenaiorism in New
bern on last Wednesday.
The Baptist congregation of RaIei gh
nave a very handsome rev organ.
Jones FuIler, coIored, was convicted,
last Tuesday, as Edgecombe Superior
Court, cf barn burning.
Wednesday last wcs almost universally
observed throughout the State SIS Meme
rial Day.
The Tarboro' souA@me,, has been re
galed with strawberries T. and 81 inches
in length.
It is Alfred V. Dockery, son Of Hon. Q.
II. Dockery, who has been appointed Con
sui to Stcttin, Prussia.
The recent heavy rains aro said to have
been damaging TO the farming interests
along the Roanoke.
The weather was SO vtry irc,ement on
Wednc day, that the decoration II the
soldiers graves in the Charlotte cemeteries
was postponed until Tomorrow.
On Monday last, says the TaIboro'
S0mhe7uey, J. ". Davis was convicted Of
rape upon the person Of Lucy Dancy, col
a
the PenitentiaEy.
The Tnrboro' SoutbejmcJ, says that there
is to be special term OF itd8ecomb Sa
perior Court, beginning OF The third Mon
day in August
The Newbe~n Times says that ere long.
good, substantial fre-proof buildings will
cover the ground made vacant By the late
disastrous lire. Building has already been
commenced.
DR.. E. Floyd, a native OF this county,
saws the EObeS0HiaJt, but now L resident
of Fayetteville, was elected Wee President
of the Southern Dental Association, at the
late session in Char!est0n-a handsoDe
compliment worthily bestowed
The Lumbarton K0beS0niau1 says: A
prominent radical opponent of Convention
in this county, remarked to us few days
ago, that the Leagues would now be re
yived throughout The Safe, and intimated
that the "Ku- klux Bill" recently enacted
by Congress, was relit uEon to foster and
protect them.
| J. G.. Moore, Clerk of the Superior Court
| of Roheson, has resigned, and that Judge
Russell has appointed DR.. ". A. Dick to
| fill the vacancy DR.. Dick is a Conserva-
! tive and will make most acceptable o1t1-
Ger.
! The annual Convention Of the Medical
Society of North Carolina, now in session
at Raleigh, is very largely attended. The
following are few of the most important
items from the minutes of the second day,
as extracted from the report in the Raleigh
| Sentinel:
| DIR. W. II. Mckee subnittea a report
from the Executive Committee, relative
to the cases of Drs. d. d. Moore and N.
L. Sitl, in relation to alleged violation of
She code of ethics-recommerds they be
reinstated to full fellowship and commun-
| ion, DR.. johnson moved that the repor
be adopted in full ana spirit, Prevailed,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-19
IN opportunitX Tor Amea

W. II. McCardIe. editor of the vicks-
burg Herald, discussing the action of Con-
gress on expunging quotation from his
paper wherein Adelbert Ames is soothing
ly called coward. liar, poltroon and
puppy" says:
II Ben Buffers son-in-law would like
to have the offensive paragraph "expung-
ed" from the columns of the Vicksburc
Herald, he has only TO make the applica-
tlon IN proper form to the editor, who is
always ready to respond. We can promise
little shoulder straps one thing. If he will
make an application to have the Herald
editorial in reference to himself expunged,
retracted, withdrawn, or apologized for,
we stand pledged to accede to his demand,
or in default thereof, to comply with
another sort Of demand demand which
gentlemen and real soldiers always under
stand. Could Adelbcrt be induced to ''call?'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-19

some Kind had been reached. The slack
OF the rope was then taken ND and the
! rope marked at the mouth of the cavity.
when 1t was pulled up and measured'
/ showing n deutb Of fifty feet. On an ex.
animation of the hammer nothing was
found adEcriug to it showing moisture or
anything to give an idea of what the oh.
s'ructioD was. Again the hammer was
lowered into the cavity, reaching the same
dspth as before, when it was drawn up
quickly some eight feet and suddenly
cropped. When it came in contact with
the obstruction, a faint, hollow sound
could be heard at the mouth of the cavity,
seeming 10 indicate that the passage at
that depth was merely clogged up. and
that the real bottom had not been reached.
The experiment was repeated several times
but with no other result. The hammer
was then drawn up and lighted candle
attached t" the rope and slowly lowered
into the hole. By this means it was dis
covered that the brick. work extended
downward about ten feet, and that from
that point the cavity was formed out of
the sand rock, circular IN form, apparently
about eight inches in diameter, but be-
yond this notlung could be discovered
Since that time the place has been visited
by crowds, among them were many mem
bers OF the Historical Society and the
Academy of Nat Iral Sciences OF course
speculation is rife as to the object for
which the excavation was made, how the
rock formation came over the mouth, the
means by which the bricks were placed in
their position, when it was done and by
whom. nearly as many theories being ad-
Vanced Gs there have been visitors on the
ground The facts we have given, and
when some of our wise men" study out
and decide on the why's and wherefores,
we VIII give those, If furnished u.s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-19
DecOrat[On Day

Quite q brisk discussion has arisen in
Cincinnati over an appropriation by the
city authorities toward the annual public
decoration of soldiers graves. Mr.. Geo.
L. Davis, late president of the board of
aldermen, and q merchant OF favorable
reputation, does not think that the best
way to secure the fruits of peace is to
"keep up anniversaries and permit the
use OF language oy the speak :rs on those
occasions which stirs up animosity and
keeps alive unfriendly feeling" Where
upon Mrs. Moody, who has to do with
the matter of decoration, crises to a ques-
ton Of privilege, - and makes speech on
the other side. In replying to it, Mr..
Davis is "unable to understand what
privilege it was. except woman's privilege
to scold." At this Mrs. Moody becomes
positively shrilI, snd makes a reply gar
nished with "rebe!s and traitors and
''mortal foes" conc uding with quota
ton from that astonishing war poetry
which had passed nearly out of mind
Finally the council passed an Gpproprfa-
tion of $500 to sprinkle streets, provide a
supply of Ice-water, etc. c
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-19
NATURlLIZITI0. IOTI"E.

L BE ATTENTION OF Mi URAL-TOBN sub
Jects OF "cf Gr.tann:c I-.esty i, called to the
454 and 9Th clauses 0. Ike ''NaturaiIzation Act
A. Any person wnp by reason Of hi, having
pecn BORN Wl.hln he G1EiuioHs OF hzer Il ajesty
Is 2 natura.-3orn suiject, Tut who s'so at the
foreign %ta'o eDlj c. Of snch %t.:c, aud is still
such subj 5ct, ;"ay,1E Of full axe atd not under
ar disability, msko declsratio,. Of ai-ra2o in
m@oh&r afort san, AID nom a.a &4,Cr SIC max
ing OF tuch declaration cf i. opa2a sucn per
son thal. ccaso TO lie Britieh sabjoct any
r9r5Cn who IL born cut Of Her N:aieatl . lomin-
ions Of a father tein& d British eubieot may if
OF full 81 &c, ana lot un1sr ANY disability, make
a az acc c.araI2 N OF &I-na6o !: manner af,resaid.
and from and after he Inahir OF such Geclara,
ton, shall cease 20 be q br.ti>h sutj9c1.
EXPATRIATIoN
g ANY British eueject who has at any time be,
fore or may at any iille sitter, tho passing OF
this act. whom in any for ign tate and not IN
der any Gl-a oility, voluntarily become n4tura!-
lied in such State, shall, from and af er The
tine of his 50 wing becGms u&tuFa.ized ia euch
foreign State. be GCcm "a 10 have coa4ed to bo q
British suL isct, ana - reRer1o: IS an alien:
P[oot4ea. i That her" aay British gu jet
has, before tho passing .. ':.is aor vounte-
rIIE become natural zoj n {. reign Stare
ana Yet i d9slro - II rcmaining British
subject, he may, Z any ;!me ii h-n tUc years
aft.r the passiog Of tAis act. make dec!a-
ration that lie Is GesiroUs of rCmaininS a
British subj CT, and upon such deciarat n
IrrelnatteT 'Cf r:tU :, a. = declaration, Of
HriHsh nationality, he.ns ..ado, sna ucon
his taking the oath OF a! glance, tLe decla-
rant SHAH bs d, med t3 be and o have been
continually. British tubicct; with ! is
qualifications, that h9 eha'l not whom within
the limits OF the foreign State IN Haich he
has Ieen natUr& u d, be deemed to be s.
British sn}ject, unless lie has ceased to be 3
suffice. or that stare IN pursuance Of the
that effect.
l2.) A dccl+rAton # Eri ish La jona!i;y may Ee
made. ana tie o. b II allegiance tse taken. as
in he United Kingdom, in &c .r I nee Of .
justice Of to Fe-co: # eie h re- il Her
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-19

A negro philosopher, discussing the re-
key, he rCost On de fence, an de goose he
roost On de ground. You will pull de
turkey off de fence and he get up again.
Yon Clip his wings, but some how or nuder
gwine to get back on de fence. Now, You
put de goose on De fence, an he fall off
he 4on't b'long dar. De turkey am de
white man. Heez9 down now, but is
gwine to lit up again. De nigger is de
goose. lie better stay whor he b'longs.
Grant, according to Webster's Diction-
arys is "term applied to conveyances of
every kind Of real property" especially
houses, lands, horses, &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-19

Scollay's building is SO nearly demoI-
lshed that we can begin to appreciate the
vast improvement which its entire removal
will m Ike in that great centre of travel
We d,ubt if any one who Was disposed to
find fault with the city authorities for in
earring the expense Of this great public
improvement would have the building put
back for double the sum appropriated for
It's purchase. Passing there yesterday we
noticed an old, familiar sign, which has
been there long that it has be-
come almost q part of the building
itself-that Of ''S. L. Nlles's Advertising
Agency" For the past twenty years
Mr.. Niles has occupied rooms there and
has devoted himself to the business of ad-
vertising in the newspapers Of all parts of
the country During this long time he
has not only built large and prosperous
business, but has gathered to himself hosts
of friends who will wish him continued
success in his new location, No. fremont
street. Advertising IS, IN fact, science,
and although it is becaning 10 be recog-
nlze1 as prmary aud unavoidable ex-
penSe il the prosecution of any busine-s
enterprise, and sometimes the only cspital
, in many undertlklLge, sill there are but
few who really appreciate s i'm
men-o mp rtGnce, or realize the
wonders it is capable Of perform
ing. When managed with experience,
judgment, skill, per7lstancy and hberallty,
we DO not b lieve there ever was an in
S. s.auce known where it did not yield most
gratifying results. From our long bust
ness and personal connection with Mr..
Niles, we know that be is a master of the
art OF advertising-that his judgment and
advice ia advertising may be relied upon
that he has been repeatedly entrusted
with the promulgation Of great enterprises,
and that he enjoys the confidence and re-
spect Of the newspaper press and the pub
| lie to an extent which it is an honor for
any man to pO se.s-BOSt0n Journal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-19
From the st. Paul Pioneer, April q.
w hat Is 1t! A Western wonder for
Wi4eaCfes

Wigeacres.
A few days since, while the work krnen
were engaged in excavatiDg for the cellar
of the Few residence TO be erected by MAJ.
J. G. Becht, corner Of Ramsey and Wiikln
streets, they nnearthed or exposed II ''What
is it ?'''that has and is a tracing great at
tention from our scientific savaus and low
ers Of the marvellous generally. For
misunderstanding ofthe wonder brought
to light it should be stated that the ezca7a-
tion is being made through a rocky sub
stratum similar to that which can now be
seen In the excavation Ou the c0rLer OF
Wabashaw and Seve nth streets, and which
underlies the whole upper portion of the
CITY. At the time tha discovery was made
the workmen were down nearly three feet
in the rock, when, upon removing sold
slab OF stone about four inches IN thick
ness and nearly thee feet square, hsle,
walled with red colored brick, leading in o
the EoWe,s of the earth. was exposed -
There was but one cour>e Of brick, the
ends tapping. leaving a clvity or Eo.o
about six inches square. Tie wOrknen
Immediately called the attention of a gen
tleman standing by, who, after brief ex-
animation, with some others who had been
been drawn to tie spot, proceeded u
make thorough exploration. At first
small stones were dropped i'll, but nothlp8
was gained by this the stones giving forth
no sound indicating bottom. Failing IN
this "a clothes line was secured, and tying
a hammer to one end it was let down into
the hole. Down, down, went the ham
mer, until finally the rope slackened,
showing that bottom or an obstruction OF
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-19
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-19
LAM FOR SALE!

SY VIRTUE OF a JUDGMENT AND E
crre made 10y the Superior Court Of New Han
over county on the 28 day Of April, 1871, the
undersigned will cell at Public auction at Point
s.aswrll, in said county, on SATURDAY the 81
dav Of June next, n Tract OF Lard lying in said
county and belonging to tho Estate Of John
Fred Moore deceased. and Known a5
BLACK SWAMP"
ana adjoining the lands of q. P. Moore, j. P.
Moore and others, and contain: g about 25O
AOkES.
two equal installmentp. payable IN and
months respectively, - -
OWEN FENNELL,
Commissioner
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-19
DIED.

In London. England on tho 18th of April.
1871, Capt. Nm. MUIH. eged 6j years.
Tn Wsyne county, on the 2Jth of April, Mrs:
MAHTHh BUM, wife OF James r. Bum, aged
40 years aud IL months.
Ia Magnolia. on the 10th Instant, MIS- And ..
ADLINE BROWN, wife Cf K bIoWn' ageo %
wears, l month and 10 days,
IL is sad TO part with those we loVe' -,
Bat pleasure to think we can meet tnem
above,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-19
z'zyCEizS. TUMJRS, UaCENS.

CANCERS. TUmJRS. UhCEAS.
A. >tonlain5 crres by Pro-. Kline, at the Phiia-
depnia I4ncer Institute, 93l Arch. street, Phila-
prLhi !, Pa. A. Branch Offices by Or. Dalton,
238 Y. Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, by DR..
Greene, Char otte, \. o., by Dr. Healy, StuhbIe-
field House, Atlanta. Gu.
WONDERFUL CANCER AHT1DOrEs,
No Ka{fe. No Caust(2 Medicines. No Blood.
Latte PAIN
For particulars call on address either of the
above.
ian 81 5l-3mch
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PeAtiDn /Dy sic If Heat ES'rtte.

PeiiitJl IOr SIZE II iteW LIS5fH5.
By victue Of II order Insda /, the above IN
titlfd Gus III un@er=igned as TIE Adminetre-
tor OF .he a-r Ja}n $ :. Green viii, on THURS
DAY the 1T. - Of May next, At - 0'c'oc&
ri at the Cod-- House in hi'miDGton, soil BY
Public auction Il ! tho lands which belonged to
the late James 3. GrreI al the time If his death
living East of the lac Eastern boundary or the
city Of VII iDStou, ext ndinG eastEardly be-
yond Mil Creek including tbs three parcels Cf
land c0oYGytd 20 said James s. Green by s. D.
Wallace sad Wm. 4. ROlrk, Executors Of sam
uel BeerY by deed dated tho 25th day Of April
1853 Sni also the Ianl4 conveyed by Miles Cos
TN TO J2ma5 :. Green by doc d4 cd the &th day
Of ecptomb 1853 which Gait lands par-
tIcu ariy described in tho petition filed i'll the
SUI e-i0r Court Of New Hanover Counsv by the
urd rsi8aeI the AImini 5tr4tor os said James
=. Or Ell, under which the order for tho sale of
,he Is made.
Sai4 lands viii be eO'd on 8 cred OF six anG
twelve months, and the purchaser VIII he rt-
quirCd t0 en'er iatO bonds with coed and sniff
ceut security or the payment OF the purchase
money.
ADAM EMPIE
Admins traitor.
april 9w7woh
EH The sale If :ho above Property is post
poned until THURSDAY, JUNE l, 1871.
may 10 15-2J
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