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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-08
From New York,

NEW YORK, Sept 2.
The indictment against Vanderbilt reads
"Did wilfully and feloniously neglect and omit
to have sound boiler and competent engineers.
&C., on the Westfed.''
The Cuban Col. Ryan, who was arrested on the
charge Of passing worthless check, puts in an
affidavit that he deposited the requisite amount
to meet the check in the bank but the check was
presented before the time stipulated.
Capt. Cameron and Inspector Walling think
that the last link In the evidence to convict
Rozenswig will be completed tonight.
Francis Haggarty, one Of the Westfeld vic
Tins, died to-day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-08

The Story of James II. Anderson OF Iowa
A Living Head . Dead Body-Wrtt
ing and Learning to Paint with Hi,
Mouth.
In Iowa resides James T. Anderson.
aged 26. Three years ago he died from
his neck downward. His head, however,
is alive, and more vigorous and active than
| before the body which it once governed
ceased to be vital At the age of two
James father died, and his mother soon
married again. at the age of three he
was to ssed several times by an angry COW.
Shortly afterward, while he was eating
bread and milk, a rattlesnake joined him,
and when the two had finished, his snake
ship made his bow and retired. At five
| Years old horse ran away with him, and
made for stable, across the entrance of
which was bar. The horse rushed in
| under the bar aud his mother seized him
just in time to save bis life. He grew up
active and strong, and WAS fond of sports.
He became good gymnast.
James, at the rime of the accident that
left him with dead body and living
head, was fine. handsome young man.
He weighed two hundred pounds, and
there was not q superfuous ounce of flesh
on Ills body.
0 afternoon, when on visit to an
ur"-. at Glcnwooi, Iowa, he was exercis-
ing on a pole placed from one tree to
huOGueE Ill Iuo UdCk ydTu. h0 uau on b
pair of CATERS, tipped with patent leather.
He swung down from the pole by his feet /;
the leather slipped. and he fell. He struck
his neck just where it joins the shoulders
He bewildered; but perfectly con
sclo ls. HIS body felt as though smashed
to jelly. He experienced horrible ting
ling; and when the doctor came be told
him not to touch him, as his body was
broken to pieces. His neck was broken,
i. .fammation set in, and all thought his
end was come. To the surprise of all, in
few days he began TO mend. He was
~hOrily after removed to his slepfather's
house, where be still resides.
Time hung heavily on his hands and he
resolved to learn to write with his mouth
He accompli he'd this, AID, as he say s in
letter to Mr.. j. K. Nutting. he soon wrots
tojerable god mouth. be is now trying
to paint, aud hopes by this means to earn
som thing for his support. He has been,
and still is, tenderly cared for by his sis-
ter, herself q cripple, aud s. eaks in the
highest terms of The step father, who
though poor mau, has shown him every
kindnes.
His worst enemies are the flies which
buzz about his face. He hollis a leafy
wig IN b mouth, however, and manage
TO twirl it abput ln a wonderful way and
drive off his tOrmeutOrs. This case is
without a parallel, except that of John
;arer Of EDgiand, who was injured in a
imIlar way, and who became a famous
Y. Sun.
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Com mercIaI Wit.

The commercial column Of SO stately a
journal as the New York Journal of Com
merce is not the place where one would
uatura ly expect to fad a satiric report OF
the morals market, yet IN yesterdays is-
sue, sandWiched between an item on the
aw of promissory notes and survey of
the money market, appears the following
''Ihere has been good demand for
sharpness and acuteness. We notice also
some call for roguery and rascality. Sci
fsnness is steady. Prudence-The stock
small, but the demand inconsiderabIe.
PeculatiOn and embeZzlement looking up.
Gro S tattery active, with rising tenden-
cy. Adroit lying at premium. Not much
demand for truth except in small quGnti-
ties; holders firm. Caodor unchanged.
Uprghtness has a downward tendency.
las declined. Light demand for instice;
not much offered. Cunning more active
than usual. A good business done in
pocket picking; would be better but for
the police. Something done in suicide
House breaking rather active just now.
Popularity-Many and lively bids at first
and second call. Love of goodness and of
good men rather quiet. Charity of the
first quality, little offered; lower grades
are in good demand, especially if they
promise quick returns. Sincerity rather
scarce and demand moderate. Hypocrisy
Some stir; We may say active. A little
doing in stsbbing and rape. Drunkenness
Much offered and good deal taken.
Recklessness IN demand Fcclishness-
Much in the market, and considerable
quantities taken at nigh prices. Something
doing in overtrading. Promises. not in
tended to be kept, plenty. Honesty firm,
but at low prices. Usury rather fat. Ex-
tortion fat also. Covetousness, more fata'
than cholera, increasing"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-08

The Rev. A. f. Monroe, 8. j.. grand
nephew Cf President Monroe, died at the
Jesuit house of ST. Xavier, New York, on
the I'd instant. He was formerly an Off
Ger of the United States Navy, but re-
signed his commission in that service and
became Jesuit priest In noticing his
| death, TIE Freeman's Journal, of New
York, relates an interesting anecdote of
he ia her of the deceased and comm ents
| on it as below
His fathers name was Austin Monroe,
we'll known as the brightest of the nephews
of the Col. James Monroe, who was fifth
| President of the United States. Austin
Monroe was an officer of the American
regular army, during the war of the Uni
ted States with England, in 1812-14.-
| With the slow and methOdical exactness
of that day, list of officers recommended
| for promotion for meritorious services in
! that war, was made out only after Col.
James Monroe had been made President
of The United States. He approved of all
the War Department had recommended
| except one. His reason for not approving
him. was that he wgs his own nephew.
The highly-spirited young Austin Mon
roe was justly incensed at this. He called
on his uncle, the President, and said to
him that zone member of the Monroe
family having been honored very far be-
yond his merits, in being made President
of the United States, has proved bar to
the recognition of deserved advancement
for the rest of the family, and so absn-
don the ungrateful service of the United
States"
What revelation OF the distance from
which We have fallen down. Washington.
Jefferson and Monroe, refused to appoint
meritorious men because they were related
by blood, or alliance; to the President
Now, Ulysses S.. Grant appoints all his
Methodist relatives to offices for which,
every one knows, they are totally unfit.
and in the failure of dlscharging their
offices Alright, they are plnnging the coun-
Try into deeper aud deeper disgrace.
We think Presidents Monroe was wrong
in dIfferentiating against his nephew, sim
ply because he was of his blood, when, an
inn partial War Department had recon-
mended him for deserved advancement.
But, of the two errors, of an ultra Roman
severity, and of a serVile nepotism, how
great and striking the difference
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-08

John D. Stanford, Plaintiff, against Alexs nder
Houston Herr O. sou ton Defer ds II ts.
Or er for Seruics by Publication.
TT TAPPEARING to the satisfaction of the
| Court, that the De endant Henry O. Hous
Ton. Is q non-resldent ef this state, it is order
Al that pub ostion be made in the Wilmington
JoUaSAL n weekly news aper, pub ished in the
Oi of Vii nI"gton, N. O., once q week for Elk
weeks, succes IveJY, notifying h'm to apcear be-
fore the euoerior COURT OF DupIiu Comfy, st
the Cou't House in Ke" "aLsuil 9 on the 3)lh day
n septembey, A 18 Il, and answer tue com
plant of the P,Aintif cooy OF which, with the
summons is ordered to be mailed to Tim at
ssvsnnsh 10 the State OF Geor4ia.
Given under my ham, aud zeal Of Office ct
Kensnsville, Aug. 9Th, 1871
J. D. SWITZERLAND,
Clerk 8. COURT, Duphn County, N. O.
aro18 3l-6rch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-08

The bodies of Third Assistant Engi-
neers q. NJ Gowan, H. W. Miri m, A.
Michel and III. Shonburg, attached to
the IA u tor WeehaWkep, when she sunk
Ia Charles on harbor on the 9Th of Do.
cembsr, 1868, by a Confederate torpedo
boat have be n rec Dvered from the wreck.
Tae divers. 10 their explorations of the
suuk5n ship, 1, uud in the engine room
TO lr ghostly skele ons; nearly denuded of
1e5h, which npon being removed were
recognized by their clothing as being the
ron ius of Assistant Eng neers of the ill
fated vessel
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CABLE DISPATCHES,
RRrr1N Rank q.

BERLIN, Sept. 2.
The anniversary of the surrender of the EN-
peror Napoleon, and the Ere nch army at Sedan,
was celebrated throughout Germany to-day by
festivities of patriotic character.
The Bavarian Chamber of Repres entati7es is
convoked for September 26th.
LONDON, Sept. 2.
boiler exploded on board Of a bark at Gar
diff. yesterday. and the Captain and engineer
were blown overheard and drowned,
The number of emigrants, who sailed from
Liverpool during the month CT August, was four
thousand greater than the Same month for any
previous year.
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From WRahingt0n

WASHINGTON, d. O., Sept. q
The eecretary of the Tre- sury has called in
two million three per oent certificates. They
cease to bear interest, or ba available as banA
reserve, after the 3lat October.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-08

The S ar says that the outlook from q
hotel point of veH ia Washington is not
encouraging this season. Since the ad-
]ourHm' f Congress no less than three
7 'mine' estsbllehmt nts for tho enter
tsinmeot OF strange gefs-Wlllard's the
Kirkwood AMI tn, Seaton Honse-have
bsen clos7l up nd their furniture sold
out, and there rumots that one or two
more will follow suit before the Winter
sets in,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-08

VIM. Hickman, who has been arrested
in Utah for the murder of Spaniard iast
fall, was Mormon in good fello "ship, and
his arrest, it is said. will lead to discios-
ures duplicating the Mormon Church au-
thorities in other crimes. ~
Sixteen bathers had a narrow escape
from death at Shark river, n. j., on iSat-
urdsy, in consequence Of holes in the
sand.
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]. D. PEARSALL

hAVING QUALIFIED AS INSPECTOR OF
Naval Stores, 6c., respec fully offers his SER
vices to his friends and the public generally.
maybe 15-vu
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From PennsyIvania .

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2.
criminal equisition for Evans, the alleged
defaulting agent, was Issued to-day.
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Bank StAtemeR
NEW YORK. Sop,

NEW YORK, Sep. 2.
Loans have increased nearly 81, 900 0C0; specie
has increased 81 500 600; deposits have increased
s., 600. COO; legal tenders have J. decreased
81 ,000, 900. af ,sz ...z s..z~ez .-al e ...
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From California,

San FRANCIsCo, Sept. 2.
The campaign against the Apaches, owing, it
is alleged, TO the interference of the Peace Com
is total failure. bat the campaign
of the Apaohes against the white settlements is
O. mplete success.
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From MtaaOuri.

6T. LOUIS Sept. 2.
The steamer Carrie Y. Kauntz, which sunk
below Columbus, valued at 30,CO0 por-
ton of the cargo will be saved.
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From MfRROuFt

ST. LOUIS, Sept 2.
Edward Olamonth, alias Dedulan. the pro-
fessed astrologist, was arrested to day. charged
with swindIlng in $4,000.
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From Long Branch,

long BRANCH Bept.
A Committee of the Ws1month faction Of
the Louisiana Republicans is here waiting for
al interview with the President.
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From Tennessee


One million and three quarters IN State bonds
has been paid for franchise to the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad. reducing the State debt to that
amount.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-08

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. g.
The name of J. r West United states Sena-
tor, figured in the water works bribery business,
in the City Council, and prominent State of
cial is reported to be Largely interef ted in the
scheme.
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NOTICE.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER BAVING BEEN DULY
= qualified as Executrix of the last will and
testaman of Robert O. Johnson, deceased, here
by notifies all persons indebted to the said es-
tate to coma forward and make pal merits; and
all those having claims against the said estate
to present them within the time prescribed by
law. this notice will be loaded n bar of their
recovery. MARGARET O. JOHNSON.
Executrix.
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH,
CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Sept. 2.
strics quarantine has been established ir
the Isle OF Jer4ey to prevent the introduction o1
the cholera.
The ship Anna, bound to Copenhagen has been
wrecked. AL hands lost.
A monster demonstration occurs a. Php1ex
Park, Doublin, tomorrow. in favor of amnesty.
VERSAILLES, Sept. 2.
The Assembly have accepted the Presidency ot
M. tt iers, not because tbsy are content with
There's terms. afraid OF his resignation, but
because they could not ge. 40 one elss to take
his place. Upon Damales's final refusal, the
Assembly determined to support NJ. Theirs.
MacMahon, Changeniar and President Grevy
refused to vote. Grevy said that he was o better
Republican than Theirs. The other two said
they were unwilling to become pretext for dis
orders
MADRID. Sept. 2.
Advices from the froLt'er report thai tho Oar
lists have been ordered to report to their eGders
on the 8th. and be ready for rising on the 10Th.
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Marine Disaster

= kOBFoLK, Sept,
The brig Rocky Glen, from Baltimore for B l.
fast, put in here to-day. leaking badly around
the rudder post
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From IIlIrOfa.
C,aICAGr
employees,

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.
locomotive OF the Oincinnatti Express train
exploded near Springfield, killing two OF the
employees.
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W1LMIN GTON. NC
nFF1CE AT JOHN O. HEYERS STORE
~ would inform his friends and old customers
that he has qualified as Inspector, and solicits
their patronage.
ian l3 VT
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPT IOATION
9ill be made to the Directors OF The Wilmiug
ton y " eldon R.i'ro I'D Company for renewal of
Garti6oa1e No 1IS5 for share of the Capital
stock Of said Comp my, dated December 14th
I855. and Certificate No. l349 for eix shares
dated June Is u 1853, said CO tificates having
he-n lost or mislaid go thSt they can not be
found. JAMES T. mo- HE
ano 25 50 vat
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From MisHksSippt. .

r. MERIDIAN, Sept a.
The square bounded by Font, Johnson,
Rhodes and Commerce streets was burnsdtX Xhis
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RATES OF ADvERTIsINa.

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insertion, 81.
Special Notices will be charged 90 90 per square
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All Obituaries and private publications of every
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81 No advertisement rejecting upon private
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From New York

POUGHKEEPsIE, Sept. 2.
A mob TO day broke into house and tarred
and feathered the occupant who accused oi
clipping with a married woman. whose husband
led the mob.
Reports from tn, north and south chow that
all organized band of burglars arc working the
towns along the Hudson rivor. They have a
number Of vessels their employ.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.
The piasterers intend striking for hours as
days work.
The Grand Jury yesterday found bill of in
dictment for manslaughter in the third degree
against Jacob a. Vanderbilt, President of the
Staten Islsnd Ferry Company, James 81. Brais.
ted, Superintendent, and Henry Robinson, En-
ginee~.
An Indictment for manslaughter in the fourth
degrees has been found az +inst John K. Mat
the~s, q g. Inspector Of ooilers.
duel was fought on Long Island yesterday
between two we'll known Italian gentI men.
General Fardei and 6igoo L. OAus. Fardeli
challenged, who claimed that he had been insul-
ted by Causi in a speech at a recent Italian fer-
tival The weapons used were sabres. Fardeli
received severe wound in the shoulder and the
fight necessarily ended.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-08

A VOID QUACKS.-A VICTIM OF EARLY
n. indiscretIon. causing nervous debility, pre-
mature decay. etc., having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has discovered e simple
means Of self cure, which he will send free to his
fello Nv; sufferers J. ii. FUTILE, 78 Nassau St.,
New Yo City.
jan 13 49-w6mch
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m orning except the Savings Bank building; loss
500, 900, mostly wooden buildings. There was
very little insurance. portion. OF the goods
was saved.
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w. rREI BRICK. FREDERICK

NOR W AIE6 rTREET,
WILMlNG rON, N. O.. Sept. 1st. 1871.
TO FARMERS
x1OUR PARTICULAR AT ENTION is cal ed
\ to above P2rtnersnip. Feb'y, 1871. and we
reone-t that on will give share OF your
nsironage. shipments of Cotton and Naval
STORES and other Country Produce are solicited.
s;tbe1 sfor sale In this market, for shipment
e. New York, Baltimore, or other ports
All cash orders filed at the lowest Market
price oo-.
Eept 00-H0In
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Specie Shipment.

NEW YORK, eep 2.
Specie.shirmsnts to-day amounted to 500, 600
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J. Z. McILHENN

isly as '"'' "A" NOVA" Dsuss'sHS; H5.snch
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LIFE IN A TOMB.

The Story of James II. Anderson of Iowa
A Living Head on O Dead Body-Writ-
ing and Learning to Paint with His
Mouth.