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Wilmington journal., 1871-05-19

ence to the civil authorities to MAINTAIN
the laws. And.we are glad 10 see that the
Governor recognizes the Influence OF thot o
"who have heretofore held positions OF
honor and trust" and asks their aid in the
interests of order. If in any portions OF
the State there still fingers q want OF con-
fidence in the integrity cf our judicial
officers, and disposition to resaliate upon
criminals. we do hope that our leading
citizens, those who have the sympathy and
confidence OF. the people. will heed the
Governors Appeal. Much good can and
will re solt from snch a course. The acts
of ,wletsuess are the echoes of bad gov
eminent The eau es Which begat aud
nurtured them are passing away.
We appeal t, all civil officers to do thell
duty honestly and conscientionsly. Lei
there be a renewal OF confidence in all ou
officials, ard there will be a return t.
peace and order in thoso sections whlct
are now exceptions to that regard for th
laws which prevails 50 genersily ihroughou
| the State.
Wilmington journal., 1871-05-19

We learu that Mr.. Edwin ". Kerr. OF
this county, but at present studying law
under ex Gov. T. i. Vance. In Charlotte,
has been selected to deliver the Address
before the young ladies of Clinton Female
College, at the Commencement, on Friday,
June 9th.
Wilmington journal., 1871-05-19

A man who was arrested in Halifax and
sent back to Demarara, West Indies, on the
charge of murder, recently, jumped over
board on his arrival, and was Immediately
seized and devoured by sharks.
Wilmington journal., 1871-05-19

cling attendance upon Mrs. Grant IN her
shopping expeditions in Washington o.'y,
to the plains, for hostile expeditions against
the savage Indians. What fate tor q
brave soldier.
Wilmington journal., 1871-05-19

Three buffaloes have reached this city
from the West. They are consigned TO q.
8. Grant, st. Louis, and they will be placed
on the Presidents farm near that city. u
Wilmington journal., 1871-05-19
:. The Greed Of ORR Political Faith ="


stEoual ond exact justice to oil men, OF
whatsoever state or persuasion. rehglous
o1 political peace, commerce and honest
fir ien9ship with all nations. entnnGllng al
Eancss with none; the support OF the State
governments in all their rights as the most
competent administrations OF Our domestic
concerns, and the surest bUlWarks against
onti-republican tendencies tie preserva-
tion of the General Government in its
whole Constitutional yigor, as the shoet-
anchor Of our peace ct home and safety
abroad Jealous care CT the night OF elcc'
lion by the people, 4 mild and sale cor
rective of abuses which are Topped by the
sword of revolution whCro feaceabio rem
cdies are upprovided ; absolute acQuies-
cence IN the decision Of tlo majority, the
vital principle Of republics, from which
there is no appeal but to force the vital
principle and Immediate parent of despot-
ism: we'll disciplined militia, cur best
reliance in peace, and for the frs5 moments
ia war, till regulars may relieve the su-
r.remacy OF the civil order over the nlll-
itary authority economy IN the public
expense, that labor may be lightly bur-
dcned the honest payment OF our debts
md sacred preservation Of the public falth !;
encouragement Of agriculture, and of COM
1aarce as it's handmaid the diffusion Of
Information, and ARA 'gument OF all abuses
al the bar of the public reason freedom
Of religion freedom OF tho press and
freedom of the person, under the Frotec'
tion of the haJeIS cogpuS ana trial by Ju-
ries impaitially selected.
'sThese are the essential principles OF
our government, and those which ought
TO shape its administration. These form
the bright constellation which has gone
before US and guided our steps through an
nee Of revolution and reformation. The
wisdom Of our sages and bloom OF our he
roes have been devoted to their attain
,nent they should be the creed Of oar 20
IticaI faith, the text Of civic instruction.
she touchstone by which to try the ser
vices of those we trust !; and should We
wander from them IN moments Of erro
or alarm, let Us hasten to retrace oul
stops, and to regain the road which alone
leads to peace, liberty and safety"
We have been quoting from the inau
cural address of President Jefferson, de
hvered seventy years ago. Every wore
is as pertinent to cur times as though writ
ten only yesterday. We are engaged II
the same struggle against the same cen
tralizing federalism. from which the coun
try had just emerged under the Leadership
of the sage of Monticello. Let every faith
er take this ''text of civic instruction" an
teach it to his sons
The presence of United States soldiers In BOB
sson county North Carolina, does not seem
have converted the Ku-Kux of that region t
Wilmington journal., 1871-05-19

The SAMPSON COUNTY PRISONERS BE
FoRE JUDGE RUSSELL YEsTERDAY.-We pub
lished here yesterday the names of mum
Der of white men who had been s~nt 70
this place, from Sampson county, and
lodged in Jail here. Some of these were
charged with forcible trespass, others with
assault and battery, and others again, with
misdemeanors. The names OF these were
Allen Lockamy, Hanson Lockamy, Hardy
| Royal, Raiford Royal, Charles IL. Crump'
| Ter. D. @. Basdon Louis Hunnycutt and
Hanson Hunnycuts. They were sent to this
place and lodged i n jai! here on the plea that
fair trial could not be OBJ tained In samp-
son county. They were allowed to give bail.
but under such peculiar circumstances
| that the permission to do so might 'e con-
sidered equivalent to refusal Ihey
were each required to give bond III the
sum of 81, 900 for their appearance, with
the understanding that, il one OF the eight
failed to appear, the entire SO OOO would
be forfeited, which was virtually placing
the amount of each at tle enormous sum
of So, 900.
4 After the adjournment OF Sampson
Court, Ls~is Jackson and one OF the
above, Handy Royal. were arrested on o
bench warrant, charged with the murder
of Handy DArden, colored, and w"re
brought here for examination. They were
, yesterday taken before Judge Russell, al
Cham bers, in this city, and ex mined or
the above charge, when, there being nt
, evidence 10 justify their detention, they
q were discharged. It is said that. bad TIKI
evidence been sufficient to justify it. the!
O would have been sent to SampsOn count.
- for trial there on the charge Of murder
q But, as justice will triumph sometimes s
4 these mtn have bean acquitted Of th
: charge, and before the very Radic'l Judge
4 by whom the warrant for their arrest wa
" issued. daily Journal 17M inst.
Wilmington journal., 1871-05-19

In DISCUSSING, few dsys since. on the
subject Of Loyalty" We alluded to the
shifting phases which that canting word
had assumed, in this State, within few
years. At one time it meant the aost
servile toadyism of Andrew Johnson,-as
another it denounced him as a tyrant and
an usurper. Holden, for example, was his
Provisional Governor, and Indebted TO
him for more favors than one, and in
moro ways than one; but when 'loilty
demanded the ungracious deed he did not
scruplc. in the littleness Of his contract
ed nature, to send the following telegraph
ic dispatch to the Radical Senators from
this State:
sin the name of humanity, liberty and Justice
can it be possible that Andrew johnson VIII Dt
acuuitted2 We have our apprehension put
| lneyertheless strong hopes that the Senate VII
vindioate violated law. Strike the usurper non
his seat! 1t will be the darkest day that ever
| fell over this Ian it he should be acquitted.
Ingratitude and baseness could not have
gone further. Verify, it seems like retri
butive justice, that the chalice, which
Holden commended to the lips OF hi
patron and benefactor, should have beer
held to his own. It is not the first tim
that the Engineer has been "hoist by hi
own petar6."
Wilmington journal., 1871-05-19

It was the pathetic exclamation OF the
poet: "Rorne, thou has lost the breed OF
the noble bloods !" In nothing is the de-
generacy Of our times 30 marked, as In
the character of the public officials. who,
under the pressure Of fraud and force,
have been foisted into power and place.
Corrupt and venal Judges. worthy of the
worst days OF English judicial shame
coarse and mercenary Executives-proil-
gate and debauched legislators-haveb been
to a most lamentable extent the spd'cn OF
Radical Reconstruction. If we did not
believe that brighter and better days were
dawnine, we should despair utterly OF the
future before US.
/ We arc led the more Immediately to
these reflections by the appearances In the
Raleigh Telegram of the 18th inst, OF a
Card from tie accidental Executive OF
North Carolina, in reply to a structure OF
Mr.. Turner, of the Sentinel, upon his OIL
cial conduct in some particular, not mate
rial to what we have to say. We have
rarely seen from any source document so
prolific of the billingsgate OF the fish-mar-
kets, and, emanating as it does, from the
Governor of the State, it is disgraceful
and disgusting demonstration, for which
Caldwell deserves the severest reprobation.
He baudies the "lie" with the hippancy
of crossroads rowdy, and scatters filthy
epithets from his Executive curule. rs
though they were choice dainties. Aud
for all this he has this reward That he
has but gratifed his malevolence,
at the expense of dignity and decency
and al the cost of the gen eral public scorr
and contempt.
Oh for the days of Dudley, Morehead'
Graham. Manly, Reid, Bragg, Ellis, Clark
Vance aud Worth. when We had G0ue'n0r
neutrality-suspicious., who reflected honor OF
the Office and upon themselves-and wh'
would never have soiled the good name o
tho State, by vulgar and dirty displays o
: personal venom-of which, indeed, the
were as incapable as most of modern Rad
ical functionaries seem specially and exclu
siveIy capable.
Wilmington journal., 1871-05-19

The presence of United States soldiers in Bob
Sson county, North Carolina, does not seem to
have converted the Ku-Kiux of that region to
ways OF peace, They still indulge in Jail open
lngs and the releasing Of their fellow criminals
without encountering opposition. Perhaps Mr.
wendell Phillips policy may be in order sooner
than that apostle OF peace himself anticipated.
New York Tribune
It is just by stch wilful, malicious and
continued Misrepresentation as this, that
Ehe preiudices between the sections are
Wilmington journal., 1871-05-19
RIGHT Will TRIUMPH,

and young Northern mn will yet carry
the flag to the Gnlf. / have 30 fear of
the ultimate result to North or South; but
the pe1i is all the came.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20
THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 90 1871

tic the bands of the democratic president,
and give us the history of the Andrew
johnson administration over again On
the o.her hand, with Grant and the ad-
ministration party overwhelmingly de-
feated, as McCurg was In Missouri, a lib
eral and patriotic republican made presi-
dent, and majority If democrats and lib
erals chosen to congress, would no, the re-
suit. though materially different from a
iull democratic triumph, be an inestima-
BILE improvement on the present order Of
things 1t would, it is true, involve con.
cessions which the national democracy
would find it had to make hut would not
the happy deliveranoe Of tho harrassed
southern states, and their restoration to
the co-equalty and dignity they are now
debsrred from be sufficient compensa-
ticn for there concessions? And would
not the real restoration Of the union which
followed the triumph oftho new party DO
Its perpetual claim on the gratitude and
confidence Of the people?
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20

WHAT 1T LOST BY THE CHICAGO FIRE.
Rev. Father Garvin, of st. Stephens
church, New York, thus sums up the losses
to the church by the fire in Chicago
CHURCHES DESTROYED.
Holy Name, having congregation OF
from 10000 to $4,000 souls st. MichaeIs
having 5000; St. Joseph's, having 1000;
Immaculate Conce ton, having Iooo;
st. Marys tho Oldest church Of any
denomination in the city,, having 1000;
st Louis, having 1880, and 81. Pauls
having 1900 souls.
CONVERTS.
The converts DESTROYED were-Conyent
of Mercy and House Of Providence, having
40 inmates Convent of the Sisters OF Mer-
cy, having IL inmates Convent ofSt. JOS
.pn, having Is inmates; Benedictine Con-
vent, having 20 inmates; Convent Of the
Good shepherd, having "a inmates Con-
vent of the Dominican Sisters, having 8
inmates.
INSTITUTIONS AND SCHOOLS.
St. Francis Xaviers Academy and
School for Girls, having $50 boarders and
day scholars; st. Josephs Academy, hav-
ing ~ boarders; Christlan Drothers Coi-
lege, having % boarders; Cathedral
School, having 900 girls and 200 boys;
st. Mlchacl's School, having 600 boys and
500 girls; St. Josephs Scnool, with $50
boys ana 100 girls Immaculate Concep-
ton Scnool, having 300 boys and girls
st. Msry's School, with 200 girls and 300
boys. ...
AsYLrMs.
The following asylums were Destroyed
Magalen Asylum, having l02 inmates /;
Orphan Asylum. having 200 inmates.
HOSPITALS.
The Alexion Hospital, having 10 in
mates was destroyed; also the Hospital
of the Sisters of Charity int completely
The Bishops house and SIX pastoral resi-
dences also are among the ruins.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20
Personal AND GENERAL
New Orleans want. an abbatoir.

New Orleans wants an aDoatoir'
--Mr. ABBY Sage Richardson will live
in Chicago hereafter
--George Elliot. author of"Adam Bede'
"Felis HON." etc, will publish new
novel in 'inber.
The house Of Chief Justice Chuse in
Washington city. will be presided over,
;.,e coming winter, ny Mrs. Senator
Porraguc.
puls
sslii Murst IIsls,ed, publisher Of the Gin
natl Commercial, sent TO the Chicago
ar, font Of type ready distributed
! cases.
| George Francis Train. drunk, is an
the q on the docket Of the Adams street
n, ~. house Of last night Memphis
.l.oxch 18th.
ammo ,hinaman's account OF the Chicago
calaSDe il es follows Melican-Ilish
boy take kelosine lsmap and milk COW
COW kick over lamp up go Chicago. -
" TSNy OtcH. >tUT.
On Monday, the day after the COM
mencenont Of the fire, Mr.. Story of the
Times, telegraphed to r. Hoe & Co. for an
eight-cyhnder press, and received an an
swer within the hour that the order had
already been given at their factory, and
the press would be forwarded at an early
date
AT meeting Of the Board Of Educa-
ton, and teachers Of our public schools,
neld at the Sinner school yesterday,
resolution was unanimously adopted By
the teachers to stand by the city in this
aour of trial. generously offering their
services to the Board without pay, willing
to accept whatever the city should deem
advisable in the future All honor to our
noble band Of teachers Chicago Journal.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20
TIE pREsIDEsTs ppoc,

President Gran, has proclams,sa =,
follow. concerning the writ Of hob,o, 49,.
pus in the counties named Of South c.
lima
Whereas, persons engaged in unlawful
combinations within the counties Of Spar.
tansburg York, Marion, Chester, Laurens
Newberry, Fairfield, Lancaster and Ches.
ter6eld, in the State Of South Carolina
have not dispersed in obedience TO m,
proclamation of the 18th inst, and giveii
up arms, disguises, &C., now, therefore, /
Ulysses s. Grant, president OF the Unitec
States Of America, do hereby declare tina, I,
my judgment, public safety especially re.
quirss that the privileges Of the writ OF
Asbsss corpus be suspended 10 said counties
In respect TO oil persons arrested by the
marshal Of the United States for said dis,
trict or any Of bis deputies, or by any sol
I,.ir xlar
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20

long had been driven through bis skull
above and in front Of the ear, and was i'm
bedded almost it's entire length in the
brain. The blade was not broken of, but
appeared to have come from the handle by
the loosening of Its rIvits. 1t was covered
over by the skin, and but slight wound
was left to show where it had entered. No
body knows how or when the injury was
inflicted; but the really remarkable feature
IN the case il that the man should have
lived nearly week with knife pene-
trstihg biz brain to such aidepth. '...
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20
A CRUEL MISTAKE.
From the N. Y. Standard. !

Ia Philadelphia, on the I'd inst, man
named Thomas Buckley, sixty'four years
Of age, was admitted TO the ulmshouse in
state of supposed intoxication, and placed
in what's called the drunken ward. As
he appeared to be suffering from some in
jury, he was transferred to the surgical
ward thence TO the out ward and finally
back 10 the drunken ward again, without
the nature Of his hurt being ascertsined.
During this time he was gradually sinking,
examination was m de when it was dis
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20
GIVEN Up AS LOST.

The second thing il, the patients must sta, 4
warm room util they get wen " u aiihos
are diseased. but il must DO prevented 20 a
can not he effected. Fresh AIR ana r'dinRA H
ESPECIALLY in this section OF the country, u
faIl and winter season, are all wrong u y
clans who recommend that course lose theJ d
tients, II their lungs are badly diseased: AM
because they are in the house they mus
III down quiet; they must walk about me
ns much and rs fast az the strength, wln W.
get up good circulation OF blood. me pay
well. This has great deal 70 90 Win tue
lite, and is the great p9.nI - eh'n a;v,aence
tainty in all others. Is sinful. DR.. Schenckt
sonal statement - the Faculty Vi Mo Wv"
Many years ago was in the last stag I
consumption; confined 70 my PEG, aha ~
time my physicians thought that coula XVI
u week. then, like a drowning man ealen,e2
straws ! heard of and obtained inc prgpa,"
which l now offer 20 the public, an ,a me, me
copTld tcel Them penetrate my whole SYM
They soon ripened tho matter ~ NY iu nra
yellow matter every morning for long tim
." As soon as that began 20 supssae, ny
fever, pains, and night swes' 81 w nrcst that
with difficulty that could Keep II9,n ea nh
much. / soon gained my Strength anu
s'"YiTw WAS weighed shortly after my rccoYi
added the Doctor, then looking mse
skeleton my weight n was 9 ~ hun3rev
twenty-five ,s45, pounds, and for years hay u
loved uninterrupted health" ~
visits To New-York and Boston. Iio or hiS
Dr. J. III. Schenck, Jr., still continue % ST
TENTS at their office, No. ID North sixth 81
phiindelphiu, every Saturday from D AM, 10
Those who wish Il thorough examination
the Respirometer will be charged u. Thtf
pirometer declares the exact condition o IA
lungs. and patients can readily learn VIII
they are durable or not.
'irhe directions for taking the medicine
od,,uted 10 the Intelligence even Of child.
low these directions, and kind Nature will dpI
rest, excepting that In some cases the Man
pills are 20 be taken In Increased doses3
three medicines need no other accompanying
than the ample instructions that ACCOM-
them. First create appetite. or retuDil
health, hunger Is the most welcome sym3
When II comes, as II will come, let the del
ing AT once he of good cheer. Good blood nj
follows. the cough lOOsens, the night swe1
abuted. In u short time both OF these NJ
symptoms are gone forever.
Dr. Schenck's medicines IRE constantlykf
tens OF thousands Of families. As laxatJ
curative, the Mandrake Pills are stnndar d,
puration while the Pulmonic Syrup. US IN,
of coughs and colds, may be regarded as
phylacteric against consumption IN any
forms. f)
Price Of tho Pulmonie Syrup and .SeaE
Tonic, ~, 80 bottle, or S150 q half dozen.
drake Pulls, IS cents box. For sale BY all
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20

In ADDITION to the horrors Of II e
Northwestern fires and the CHICAGO
confragation, We have the news that the
mountains Of California are ablaze tina,
the cholera has re-appeared in Con.
stantinople, that three thousand per.
sons have been swept away by foods in
China, and that Mrs. Woodruff insists
that she ~iu lecture in Chicago. The
accumulation Of disasters is enough to
make trembling mortals wish that. like
the good old Daniel, they were safe il
the promised land.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20

4 CAPTAIN HAND, of indianapolis.
announces to the world that he has left
the democratic party and gone over to
the republicans, We suppose the Cap.
tain got tired of being the lch Hand.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20

GENERAL Bullock, distributing
officer Of the Freedmens Bureau H.
New York city, put only two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars of govern
nen' money on deposit in his own
name in the treasury department al
Washington City. He was regularly
drawing interest on the amount. whep
he was suspended from Office and an
investigation commenced.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20

SOMEBODY IN New YORK got up the
story that some Polanders were going
10 assassinate Alexis, Some other Poles
got together and stirred up the con.
spiracy, spelling it for the mischief in.
tended.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20

Snow, to the depth of three and four
feet, fell in Nebraska on the 18th
Railway trains were delayed and travel
otherwise interfered with
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20
DIR. JOSEPH II. ~CUENCK's SNIP
TREATMENT, I

and availad themselves 81 his wonderfully of1l
Ciuus medicine, tury wnlli no, have fallen. \
Br. schemes his iu hl- own Gaze proved
wherever sufficient vitality remains, tnh' y
lty, ~ hts medicine. and his directions Tor IA
usr, b. put, EputI ..tp IrHIthtul Nigur.
In thi- statement there Is nothing pfefuls
tuuus. 10 tAJ Iuitl II tue Invalid Is made, ,
representation that Is no. u thousand times
Stimulated by living and visible WORKS. =.
theory Of the cure by Dr. Hchencks medic
Is ns simple ~ IL Ia unfahng. Its PHILOSOPHY
oiiTe- no argument. It's self-assufu q, self-Ht
y.ncing
The sea-Seed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are
FIST two weapons with when the citadel OF
IIalady Is asslilcd. Two thirds Of the case
consumption originate IN Dyspepsia and y
tiuuhliy disUricred liver. With ,his condlA,
the bronchial tubes "nymPathikc with
stomach. They respond u the inOrblrc acJ
result. ana the setting In, with all Its dislI.
iug sIulutgms a q
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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lhis superb Hair Dye u the EEsr IN rHr "
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No impeachment. No Ridiculous Tint- or
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sold ~ all Druggist. Facto J 10 Bond 81
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20
A SUPPLY or GOOD BLOOUc

The Sen-wced Tonic, in conjunction with !
pills nerIneatcs and assimiHtes with the 1
hylincatIDn IS now progressing without us3X
yi1us torturcs. Digestion becomes painless
tile cure Is seen to be ut hand. There Is no -
fatulence, no exacerbatiOn OF the stomach.
uppctte sets In. ~
given by an indulgent father TO suffering VI
echenok's Pumonic Syrup comes IN 70 per
its functions and - hasten and completes
cure. IL enters at once upon It's work. NJ
can not be cheated. IL collects and ripens n
impaired and diseased portions OF the u
In the form Of gatherings, II prepares then
malady is yanquished, the rotten throne ~
occupied IL renovated aud made new, anc-5
uaticnt. In all the dignity Of rcgained vigOr, II
iUlth ~ enjoy the manhood or womanhood
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20

The work Of cure Is now beginning: The u
ted and mucou. deposits IN the bowels anu IL
aiimentaTy canal are elected. The liver. :
u clock. j. wound up. IL aruuses from Its tor
ity. The stomach acts reSponsivcly, ana
patient begins - feel that he 10 getting, al
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20

The New YORK Herald Of the 18th
says the monetary crisis will be aver,ed
only by extraordinary efforts,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-20
c. W. DUNNING. VI. ID.

ID ESibENCE-cornerNi Ninth and Walnut st,
N )iire-coTner sixth street and ohio lev &c.
Once hours-from am. to IL M, and pm