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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

The terrible effects of the expiosi, n Of
soda foun ain in Washington are thus
given by the Star that ciy: &
Al accident of u usual leverity, O. d re-
sulting fatally in one tustance Occurred ut
UnlontOwD, across tie Ala 'osfa tlver, "n
Saturday morUiEg sereb. DIR 8. F.
Shreve, druggist. aud his a.sl-tnut, a s'
worthy young man alb ut eighteen years
old. were Eut in i'm mu,neLt pe,il of their
lives. They We're In the act Of charg u. q
soda fountain III sm III room near ne
drug store, when the 4 uutaln explod, d
with DIR adiui eff CT, 70 cling Dr.. Shr.ve
against the ceilIug ,nd huti g he young
.uan out OF be room with DO b thighs
deepy lacerated, that in a short space
Of time he lost early all the blood IN bis
Oody. The imm dlate agent in the lacer-
alton appears to have been piece of sh. ct
copper ftom the side of tie foun,ai0,
weighing nearly nice pounds, which eas
folded over three or fon, times by the ioi CT.
of the expansion. Th youDg mans name
Is John r. YOnson, VINO Il par nts res e
IN the sevenCh ward of this ty. he was
5'ken to has home aud dl yesterday af
ternOon. A pisc- OF The metal torn from
the fountain was believed to be i'm bedded
in DR.. Shrevts breast, who other wise does
no appear 10 have been dangerously hurt.
The furce Of the explosi IN was about that
OF five atmospheres, or seventy pounds to
the square iuch.
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A Half Century well spent.

Rev. DR.. Tying, of s.. Georges Church,
New York, has had Il most successful
ministry. On Sunday fifty years of bis
past. raj labor were complete d. aud be
delivered on the occasion his semi centen-
uial sermon. In it he gave the TO Low
ing interesting statements: During tht
half centary he had delivered 10000 ser
mons and addresses had received OOC
persons into the church by profession, and
had had %, 900 children under instruction
in his Sabbath schools, aud al had re-
ceiVed to some extent his personal instruc
tioD. Fifty yonng men had been prepared
under his instruction for the ministry
His congregations had contributed owe
So, 900. 600 for benevolent objects. and il
addition had raised 5000, 900 for the build
| ing of four churches and six chapels.
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may D
EsaRRIAGE GUIDE.

EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR.
private instructor for MARI ed persons or
those about to be carried. both male and female,
in everything concerning the physiology and re-
Ia:ions OF our sexual system, and the production
and prevention of offspring. including all the ne"
discoveries never before given in the English lam
guage, by VIM. YOUNG, NJ. D. This is really
valuable and interesting work. 1t is written in
plain language for the general reader, and is il
Iustrated with numerous engravings. ALI young
married people. or those contemplating marriage,
and having the least impedment to married life,
should read this book. It dscloses secrets that
every one should be acquainted with still it is q
book that must be locked up and not lie about
the house. 1t will be cent to any address on re-
ceipt of so cents. Address DIR. WM. YOUNG,
phia.
opt2 S7-6mCh
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

There is chapel Of the Greek Church
in New Orleans which, from some cause,
has been in a very destitute condition of
late years. The Empress Marie, of Rus
sia, recently wrote to the Russian Mins-
and enjoined him to find ont what the
ohapel needed and to notify her. which he
did, aud she cent ornaments for the altar,
chalices and robes for the priests. purchas-
ed out OF her own private funds. These
have been forwarded 10 the chapel, and .
letter OF acknowledgment has been re-.
turned, saying that so long as the chapel
stands, whenever mass il celebrated the
name of the Empress will be mentioned In
the prayers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12
General Gordon va. Gsusral sa.,er.


General Gordon has written letter dis
proving General Buffers iusnuations
against him in he lAtter's late controversy
in Congress with General Farnsworth. AT
ter detailing the grounds of the charges
pre ferred against HIM during the war,
General lord, n says: Ia 1865, after the
close of the wa, the proceeding In court
still lay in the pigeon hoe at W suington.
No review. no approval. NO nice was
taken of that which va then, i 'U, and
ever will be, considered an frivol u and
unworthy of notice. l l. ft tbe army re-
ceiving two breve's a. maj r-general for
dis, i gGished nj m .ritUn Us s-rvlces."
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NJ. CEONLY, AnctiOneer.
BY CRONLY & MORRIS.
Administrators Sale.

kTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF new HANOVER.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Adam Empe, dmnistrstor OF J-nes g. Green,
James @. Green and Others heirs at Law or
James = Green.
Petition for sale Of Real ESttte.
By virtue of sn ord3r m4d3 L, ths above en-
titltd Gauss the undersigDed as the Administr2-
tor M ths late Jam.s S Green will, on THU Rs
DAY the 18th da of May next, at II O'Clock
m at the Oour, House in Wilmington, sell by
Public Auction al the lands which belonged to
the late James 8. Green at the time Of his death
living East of the late Eastern boundary of the
city of vii ington, extending eastwardly be-
yond Mil Greek, including this three parcels If
land conveyed 20 said James g. Green b7 8. d.
Wallace and Vim. A. Rourk, Executors Of sam
uel Beery. by deed dated the 26th day of April
1851, sni also the lands conveytd by Miles Co s.
tin TO James 4. Green by dee1 d ! ed the 9Th day
OF September 1853, which saii lands are par
tcuIsry described in the petition filed in the
Supe cior Court of New Hanover Oounsv by the
und ,rri5nel 9 the Admin str tor of said James
r. Green, under which the order for the sals of
he Same is made.
Eai1 lands will be sod on q credit OF six ard
twelve months, ard the purchaser Will be r. =
quired to enter into bonds with coed and euffi
cient security Tor the payment Of the purchase
money.
ADAM EMPIE,
Administrator.
april 9w7Wch
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nOUBLE REFINED POUDRETT]
OF THE
lodi Manufacturing Co."

For sale i'll lots 10 salt cus.oIners This a,ticle
is so!d for HALE THE PRICE Of other fertiIi-
zers, ana - cheaper for Cotton, Corn. roba Geo
ana Vegetables, tina any other 10 the market.
1t is msic entirely from ne nigh: soil, cff4 &c,
OF New \ Ork City.
Price, delivered Oh board in New York Citv
Twenty-Five Dollars pc Ton
Read the follovins Testimonials:
JACOB JOINER, Esq, of Greenv,lle II. o. un-
der date OF O:tober 25th, 1870, says: tn
Poudre1e pGrchae63 o. ' on last spring fused
on Corn and from ,csu ts, ( ana satisfied it is
the cheapest AMI Aes5 fertiiiz sr can uee il
this sectl n"
DAVID ", ,iAsKILL, OF Washington, N 9 IN
der date OF SO'. I'm, 1870, says: IT used YOUR
Douo!e u hDed Pnudrette on Cotton III the same
way Cn the Qrill.) side by side with Peruvian
duano, tie Poudrette il one row and the Guano
IN the next, and L pronounce il superior to III e
Guano l.; thr spring tne rows where 1 use4
the Gusno looked the beat, but III June anu july -
the Po1dre tie showed i.self, and my neighbors
who have seen il pIonounce it equal to Gaano,
ana THINK they will unite with me in using j.
another year"
in letter dated Sept. 23d, 1870: II used the
Doube kefnsd Poudrette ON Cotton, and it
will, without oabt, make more than r. $50
gusno, which has great reE E.tatloD as a Cotton
Manure. The Nitro.Pnos phsto I used On Cot
tor, sweet Potatoes aud ,eardea truck, ali OF
J. J. ROLLINS, OF Pacto!us. II. O.. under date OF
October 29th, 1870, says: "I believe the D0ssb e
Refined P~~2reNe and Bone Dust arc the
are recon- nentfed to he. l used tbs Poudrette
ON Corn, AMI ulth0 2Sh the season has been very
unfa vora"5e :or ~ kinds OF fertilizers on my
saDCy Sfiii. "&= perfectly satisfied cpd believe
it the Cnes peet fertilizer we c4l USE
j. A, J AsKEW, Ct 80 cram, f.. @. in = letter
dated September 1Gth. 1870 s-ye Il et rGveral
planters have some OF the Double hethed P0u-
drette.' O0e says he wants tons next eaeon
to put under Corn. used tons on Corn, and
although the season unfavorable it aston
ished every who ~ il. [ think j. the best
fertilizer for Corn ever saw
A Pamph!o1 giving full 3ireotions, &c, sent on
eppc alton to
JAMES T. FO8TE3.
]iox $780, New York z. D.
Office GO Cortlaudt Street, New York
Fer sale by
SPRUNT & HINSON,
Wilmington, n C.
ian13 I9-w' 3t-ch
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ma.ouIo-Ths Grand Orient Of France.

In 1869 the Grand Orie1t OF France
gran ed Masonic charters TO negro lodges
in Louisiana. lie Grard Lodge of that
Safe then formally intsrd cted any Ma
sonic communi tation between bodies uId r
it's iuris jic:ion and sa d Grand Orient.-
Afterwards the Grand Lodge Of Vireinia
took the same action. The Grand Orient
of France issued circular that 1t is auti-
Masonic 10 discriminate on account OF
coIor. The Grand Master Of Virginia de-
clined to receive the communication, on
account of the introduction. In this action
the Grand Lodge now suStaihs him.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12
CANCERS. TUMuRs. Ulcers,

Astonishing crres by Prof. Kline, at the Phila-
delphis Cancer Institute, 93l Arch, street, Phila-
pelPhi, Pa. At Branch Offices by DR.. Dalton,
238 ". Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, by DR..
Greene, Char otte, N. c., by DIR. Healy, Stubbie-
field House, Atlanta. Ga
WO DERFUL CANCER ANTIDOTES,
No Knife. No Cdustic Medicines. No Blood.
Little Pain.
For particulars call address either Of the
shove.
Of 51-9m"h
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state Of fOrth Carolina.
New Hanover County
SUPERIOR COURT.

SUPERIOR COURT.
Edwin Reid and Janey Reid. by their Guardian
Edwin A. Keith.
Us.
James H. Brown aud wife Josephine. ct al.
The defendants in this case, viz: George T..
9. Curtiss an wife Re5cccA, James Fl krOwn
and wife JosephiLe AMI Napoleon Reid, are
summon "a to appear before the Clerk Of the Su-
perIor Ucurt at his Office ia the Court Hons g in
the city of Wilmington, on the 18Th day Of June,
A. d 18 l, to answer the complaint of the pl ain
tiffs. IT the defendants FAIL to appear at that
tImo tho plaintiffs will apply for the relief de-
manded in the COMP amt, together with the
costs of this action.
:...... Given under my hand aud zeal
ZEAL. this the 24th day of April 1871.
J mann,
Clerk superior Court.
a. EMPIE Atty.
april q 12-GWch
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12-Gwch
NOTICE I!

Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE OWNER OF
Bed Cow which Ii as been on the remises of the
u1dersgno1 for he last 90 months, to c1me
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
her AVA, or she viii Ge coDdt mnad according
to law. Ear marks cr"p ard slit i'll right ear,
ard un6ersquare in left.
THOS. STOKLEY.
B,oue's Bay, Gn7low ounty.
april q 12-w3t
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FIR m the N. Y. World, Mav 3.
Romantic suicide In New York City.

The beauufuI-IoOking lady, with pale,
oval face, dark eyes. aud long black curl
lug hair, dressed IN walking suit of black
silk, and apparently about thirty-tGo ears
old, walked into the Office OF the evens
House, corner of Broadway aud Morris
st: e9,s, on Monday morning ob VI 10
O'Clock. She had on Que arm a small
| ather satchel, and carr ed il the other u
ups of packages IN pap r, vry light
Sac asked the Clerk could Sh have room
for three nights-A dollar room. Seeing
tat che Was stranger 10 the hotel, he
said that SIZE would have to pay in advance,
a d thai he had not a dollar room vacant.
but would give her dollar and ha.t
room aud then change her to q dJt:ar one.
She aid sic would sooner pay for the
lar unu nalf room fhau be- cTtnge1,
an did 20, handing the cerk $5 '.II. -
Sh r. cred her naLle a, Mis-. *. E.
Harrius ton f Long Is and, AID WAS as
sl.n d r ON 46, on the Sec nd floor, and
when last seen by the bell boz, on Monday
night chatted qni'e g4ily to him. Yester
day morning at IL O'Clock, whe n the cham
bermaid and bell-boy went to Clean up the
room, they found the door locked, and
thinking she had gone out, went down
~tai's to the Offce to get the key. It was
not there, ani linking that the lady was
asleep. deferred their cIea aipg up the room
III til the aftern on. Al ba.f past 3 o'clock
ii tie evening, after knocking repeated
ly and getting no answer, they alarmed
the proprietor, and the door was burst
open. 1t was then discovered that the un-
fortunate lady had poisoned herself. She
lay addressed in the bed, her fac9 to the
wall, cniy Covered by the counter pane,
her lie Al resting o. it, light side on the
pillow, ADD both TIER hauds weIc before
her face. Between Htr hands WAS a pint
pliai contaiuiuH ch.oroform, covered with
yellow linen, the unstoppered Deck Of
which was In her DIOnth, and the forehn-
ger of each hand was closely pressed down
on her nostrils. She was quite dead with
q smile on her face.
sORROwRUL LETTER.
On the table near her bedside was letter
House. the stopper of the chloroform bot
tie, and the snuff Of q burned down can
die. The letter is as follows:
"MoNDAX EvEEING, May 1.
P,'Oprietors Of the Sterens House:
Dear Sirs :-FoYgive O heart broken wo
man anything. I shall never haunt this
room so no one need be afraid TO occupy
it. Please help to have me forgotten as
soon as possible; and may God bless you
with prosperity. have no relatives, no
one but l have ssnt to some friends, and
am quite sure they will come for me to-
morrow or Wednesday morning.
K. E. HARRINGTON"
supposs a coroner will have TO be sum-
moned. Well, the facts ara before him
all he will ever obtain. / did not procure
the chloroform in this city or State. No
one is to blAme but myself no sozl OIL
earth knows where I got it but myself. l
have taken my life because / have no
means, employment or friends to aid me-.
I caunot live, 81 die. Forgive me as ye
hope to be forgiven.
WHO Is SHE?
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RATES OF ADVERTIsIEa.

1tqnare, OF 10 lines or lees, for each and evei.
ins settion, 81.
Special Notioss will be CHI ge: 90 90 per squars
fer and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications of every
character are charged as advertise ments.
s@ No advertisement rejecting upon private
character can, under ANY cTRcc INSTANCES, bo
admitted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

The enumeration of the San Frarcisco
directory int takea shoSs derea or
-veraI tho Isa al III IT, @ Z. in Sc population
# that city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

The last plank was laid on Mayo's
bridge, between Richmond and Manches.
ter, on Saturday last.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

During thirty-fve years 3 600 inquests
have been held in Savannah, of which O.
900 were upon persons drowned in the Sa-
vann@h river
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

by u is unnecessary. Suffice it o say
that the Doctors lecture on this occasion
Was al that his high reputation led us to
expect. Condensed flom tho Raleigh
Sentinel
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

It's an ill crevasse that brings nobody
any good. Tho New Orleans steamboats, are
making Sunday excursions 10 Bonnet
Care.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

Armentoront & Co., OF StauntOo, Va, i,
are manufacturing cigars which they mar
ket in New York.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

Cnci natl I q, de ermin d TO hold an
other industrial exhibition tae coming
Iutumn.
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LANl) FOR SALE!

BY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT AND e
cree made by the Superior Court Of New Han.
over county on the % h day of April, 1871, the
unds signed will sell at uoc Auction at Poi 1T
day of June xt, Tract OF Lar d lying in said
county and belonging to the Estate of John
Fred Moore deceased, ar Il known a.
BLACK swamp
anu ad ioining the lauds of o. Z. Moore j. T.
Moore ana others, aud containi atcus 23I
AOHEI
Term ot ,'e--:O per cont cash BALANCE in
two oqlt in"tai'mentE. payable III AMI Il
months respectively
CWE\ FE MIL
CLmmise1OGtr
13 W4t*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

The Msce-Coburn prize fight, to como
off shortly near Eric. Pa j. the abs d bIng
sporting TO lic on The bord r.
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WHO Is SHE ?

The coroner will as. umo charge of the
case this murGing, aud amorg ths few ef-
ftcta OF hers now in the hotel, some clue
May be had to her Identity. The tta'e
ment ia the first part of the lett'r, as 10
her having ent for friend ls Mira iIct d
n the latter part, where she says sne ha~
orne. At any rat4, her Appearance, dress,
and espec ally her hands, show her to
u I'VE been I, fined aud dtlicato woman.
Whether the ceu5e of her death was pow
erty or not, will 40 doabt % lesIned -
day."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

Another Fres trade A--OcI. ion was
otm d In s. ~ TIL % al
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

\ negro named Jordan Swain, fr rJm
Chapel Hill bronght suit at this court
against the preseut Trustees of the Univer
sity for carpenter wotk Zone on the College
buildings in 66, '69 aud 80. Barear Fet-
ter had passed npon the account and or
dered it to be paid, bnt the present Trus
tees refused to pay him bis honest dnes.--
Mr. Lasslter, counsel for the defence, sub
mite it to the Court. and the Judge gave
Judgment in favor of the negro for $341.
HiliSbOrO' Recorder,
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ROBERT 4. ,5aEEySON.

R0BEgT 4. ,5aESNSNN.
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL : FORES, COTr1N & c.
WIE4GEN GTUH. ~.
OFFICE AT JGHEs - t;!-YER'S STORE
~ would inform hi f ieotl3 aud Old cas- ON r
that he has qualified LasI actor, ana solicit=
their patrOaa6e.
jan Is VT
VIII MILLS.
VELNStHG7 7Os, e. a.,
NORTHR0P & FEJ *gssEtG. pragTis tAYS
So Oareoes of YELLOW PINE LUMBER fur
nished for any market a. short not1ca
EB- All kinds Of PLANEu IlTMBt always on
hand. Also, LAT =, BtI K &c, &c.
dec 16 45-6n
A VOID QUAUks.-A VTCTI u or EAHLs
u. indscrei1on. Causing nervous debili V, PIE
mature decay. etc, having tried in vain every
advertised tenedY, has discovered Z si5nr pie
means OF self cu1A. aich he will ean1 free to Ii:
fellow -suffs1o~3. J. 3. lUrlLE, 70 Nassau St
New 70 K City.
jan Is 49-w6rcr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

ALL KINDS OF
TOE WORK
NEATLY AND EXPEDTCIOUSLY
EXEOUTED AT THE
JOURNAL ORPION
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NASH COUNTY PAYS UP.-On Monday
last the Sheriff of Nash paid over to the
Treasurer Of Edgecombe $500, the same
being the amount fixed b7 the Legislature
! the proportion OF the debt of T. "
connie to be borue by thu section recent.
taken away from Us
The County Commissioners rec iv Il e.
money under protest, Intending b. 7::"a'
action to express their disapprova! OF sr
disme emberment of Edgecombe
To
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

H11~BoRc', N. c., Hay
| Sentinel: Gov Holden WAS ii d ct by
the grand jury here to-day f1r pe'J
Raleigh Sentinel
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

BARNB URNER ARRESTED. Yesterday
Stamford Winters, col, who had been
deputized by Sheriff Lee for the purpose,
arrested at Morrisville, about y miles
from this place. Jones Fuller, col, charg-
ed with barnburning in Edge ecou1 be
county. Fuller was brought 10 this city
aud safely lodged in jail ready to be
turned over to the proper authorities of
E,Hrecnmha - RaI ,NenfineL
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HOLDEN INDICTED FOR PERJURY = c
Su erior Court of Orange ia in session,
| Judge Tourgee presiding. We have the
following important tel, gram from Hills
hOrO'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

The Raleigh Telegram understands that
Mr. J. L. Labiaux has been appoiDted b.
tho Pres dent OF the n @ Land Compap
a4 their Special Agent for French ard
German imn1ieration, and il empowered d
to appoint Assistant Commissioners in
France. Belgium end Switzerland.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12

The Robesonian learns that Henry Berry
Lowry and Boss Strong visited the house
of gentleman in Richmond county one
day last week, went deliberately to his sta
bles, harnessed two mules, and, having
attached them to wagon drove to his
| corn crib, where they loaded the wagon
| with corn and proceeding TO Scuff1etown
distributed the load among their friends.
Late in the afternoon of the same day the
wagon and team were returned and no
questions asked.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-12
STATE NEWS.

Petersburg and Weldon Railroad Com
pany, at last positively decide 10 build a
bridge at Weldon
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