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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-11
The greatest want of the present &C

The greatest want of the present age
is men and women, healthy and vigorous
in mind and body. The continued head
aches, weaknesses, nervousness, and vary
ing ailments which afflict women are gen.
orally the result of imperfect action of the
stomach and other vital organs. DR..
Walkers California Vinegar Bitters, being
composed entirely Of vegetable substances
with perfect safety by the most de ieaen
and are sure remedy, correcting all wrong
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WASHINGTON.
The Claims Commission.
w SHING TON Oct

Tho Southern Claims Commission to-day
heard the following cases, viz Estate of the
late Il. P. Harris, OF Warren county, Miss, for
plantation supplies, amounting to S23,71i, and
Richard b. Tharker, of Oxford, Miss for quar-
termaster ami commissary supplies amountingto
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Probable MajOrity-The
News in New York.

News in New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.
The special dispatches received in this city
indicate the majority for Hartr4ntt at from
10 900 to $50 90 majority. The results were
awaited in this city with great interest.
In the evenin z crowds assembled atthe..po-
litical headq uarterS and hotels to hear the re-
turns. AS the dispatches came in cheers were
given by the adherents of opposing parties.
The Fifth Avenue HOtel was thrOnged with
politicians, who received kilograms until very
late hour.
The Tribune says: owe have been cheated
out OF pennsylvania; have made great gains in
Ohio. but not enough to carry the State, and
have nothing discouraging from Indiana"
The returns from Indiana are still very
meagre.
The Congressional delegation from Phila-
delphia will embrace eighteen Republicans and
nine Democrats.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 8.
Returns from all but one precinct of tn first
District are in. Taylor, Democrat, has 1914
majority over EgglestOn for the short term, IN
the same District. DOdds, Democrat, has 800
majority over Taft in the second District. All
but two precincts heard from. Banning, Lib
eral, has 400 majority over Hayes. Wiley,
Democrat and Liberal, for Secretary of State.
has APO majority over WikOtf. HIS majority
will be about 3 600 when all returns are in.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. ..
In forty-onc townships in twenty-five cOun-
ties the net Republican gain on the vote OF 1870 Is
l ,002
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TENNESSEE.
Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad
Open at Last.

CHATTANOOGA, oct. y.
The Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad is
now open from Chattanooga. Tenn, to Me
ridian, Miss, and is run by q. 9. Stanton. This
event is hailed with pleasure and enthus
by the people all along the line, who have so
long been deprived of the benefit OF the road.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-11
GEORGIA.


Entries for the Georgia State Fair.
ATLANTA, Oct. 8.
A. H. Allen & Co., of New York, will enter
fine lot of cattle, sheep and swine at the State
Fair.
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Congress by vote OF 161 against 81, has re-
fused to consider the amendment offered by
he Republican member to address the King,
asking for the emancipation of slaves.
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MISSOURI.
Probable Fatal stabbing ARRAY.

RSItsWOIzEe
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 8.
About O'Clock this morning during heated
political discussion betwe- N j. Milton Turner,
(colored) U. s. Minister to Liberia, and Geo.
w. Medley, another prominent cOlOrcd man OF
this city, the latter stabbed the former in the
left breast intlictng probable fatal wound.
Turner conveyed to his residence and
Medley was arrested.
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ILLINOIS.
Anniversary of the Great Fire.

To-day is the anniversary of the great fire
and Eany of the people celebrate it by re-
moval to their new quarters in the rebuilt por-
ton of the city.
The Tribune appears this morning in its new
form of eight pa ges, and is issued from its
built Office i'll the burnt district.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ..
The Evening Telegraph says that the Con-
grcssiOnal delegation will be twenty-three Re
pubicans and four Observation-Disclosures
being elected in the 9th, 10th, 18th, 18th, goth,
Dist, and oath districts.
PITTSBURG, Oct. 8.
The returns come in slowly. j. S. Negley,
Republican,, has been returned to Congress
from the 22d District; McJunkin, Republican,
is elected in the 2}d District, and i'll the 9th
District VIM. Moore, Republican, is elected
over McClelland, Democrat.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.
A special dispatch 10 the Commercial says
that nearly all the returns from the State re-
ceivcd at Republican headq uarters, make
Hartranfts majority 81 600 The Republicans
gain members of Congress and lose one in Lu-
ZernC district. Twenty Republicans and eight
Democrats are elected. The Republicans have
a majority for constitutional convention and 90
members of assembly, against 10 Democrats
The Senate stands II Republi cans, IL Demo-
Gratis, but if Maclay is elected in Clarion dis
trict, the Republicans will have Is.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.

nlttec cIa1ms the State Dy o,UOU naJOrlty.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.
The returns indicate the following result in
the Congressional Districts LIST, 3D. Sd and It'll
Districts, Democratic; stu, 8th, 9th, 10th and
18th Districts, Republican. In the 4th (Wison's)
and the 9th (VOOrhecs') Districts the vote is
very close and doubtful.
Specials report the defeat of Voorhees, by a
considerable majority. The Republicans claim
the State for Governor by 2,5I0, and the Dem
ocrats are confident of Hendricks election by
small ma iority.
Hunter, Republican candidate for Congress,
leads his ticket, and it is probable that
Voorhees, is defeated. The Republican Central
Committee figures the House of Representa-
tives at 50 Republicans, So Democrats and Is
doubtful districts. The contest on the State
ticket is close that it will take official vote
to decide it.
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Misery loves company, and so dos a
raarriageble young lady.
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CABLE DISPATCHES.
MADRID, Oct. Q

The Spanish COr1es Refuses to COnsid-
err the Question OF the E1nanc ipatiOn
of Slaves.
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PITTSBURG, Oct. g.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, OCt. y.
The official returns from ninety seven town.
ships in Indiana show a net Republican gain of
,G1S. The Chairman of the State Central Com
mittec claims the State by 5000 majority.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-31

baize look sad and detected. for order il ihsisiod upon
the last night Of eur voyage, aud the smokiDg-TOoul
will not resound TO che ciiDk Of golden dollars ~
they pass into the hand Of the lucky winner. Our
veritable
Blue STOCKING
or English birth visiting America for the first time.
selects some unfortunate Yankee, and talks : your
institutions" till she thinks he feels the full force %
her irony and sarcasm. Sails arc in sight, while
cur own are swelling gratefully 20 the fair wind;
altogether we feel that We are having quite lively
times The youth are uproaryus. One Of Honolulu
birth and breeding, is amusing himself by sticking
Plus in his friends, and otherwise piDching and mu-
tilating them, The
Delighted as their Journey draws to it's close. most Of
them working their passage. are becoming somewhat
remiss in their attentions and rs n Teutonic friend Of
ours expressed IL. when they one waiter he taxes
your plate away from you II is just one half hour
exactly when he brings il back again, aud IL from
your plate you take mp your eyes OF one man Ne
already. ofour
We cannot complain. This last day we have had
pitch for breakfast, rolls for tea, which We enjoyed
IN the company Of many swells. Mr.. Webb caters
yell he was evidently Designed by name and nature
for the saltwater element
SAN FRANCISCO.
Here we are at last, the trials and trlbulatons Of
our sea voyage NJ an end. we have accomplished that
for which we started. The trip however Disagree
able is not without some redeeming feature. and Il Is
with sincere regret that we say good by to the pleas
ant associations then formed. Companions Of the last
fourteen days are all scattered. but there are y few
inks of friendship firmly rivetod. and a Few dear
faces once seen, viii always remain while memory
lives.
FASHION.
Upon arrival in q town or city, the FIRST question d
ady naturally asks herself is. |" Have l anything 10
have, therefore. closely scruitnisei oil the
with whom | have come 10 contact Short
walking dresses are things u the past. and Dolly
vardens are dead. Demi trains sweep our side
walks, grace our drswing-rooms. and as { r as l can
zee. are worn generally upon oil occasions. But
grows short. Our gcntlemanly Purser, Mr..
cutlass, visits you again, and we have commissioners
him on his return, to freight the vessel with all your
TuperauOus sunshine and light balmy breeses. that
'ur hearts may rejoice and he glad IN the enjoyment
# a few Of your every day blessings.
Yours, NELLU NErrLE.
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Reading Room.
OAHU COLLEGE.

TNHE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITU-
u ton will begin on Wednesday, the {h day % September
next
Glasses viii he formed in the cOmmon English branches,
Higher Mathematics aud Languages a. the advancement OF the
pupils may require
Tuesday presiding the opening Of the term Applicants will
be required 20 pass examination in Mental Arithmetic, Prma-
ry Geography, Elementary English Grammar, and in Practical
Arithmetic as ar as 10 Common Fractions.
Tuition for all cummonb branches will be one dollar per week.
Drawing aud vocal music are Taught without extra charge.
French, instrumental music aud painting, are extra No de-
dueuon viii Re made In tuition for absence Of less than bali .
term, except In cases % prtracted sickness
Two Ounfbases will run between Punahou and Honolulu for
the accommodation Of pupHs fare half a dollar per week.
The Boarding Department In connection with the Institution
Is open ~ pupils q both sexes, having the requisite quAi6ca-
tiO1s- Good rooms are provided, to be furnished By the occu-
pants p p. CHCRCH.
8. G. DAMON,
s. y. CASTLE.
W. FREAR,
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STATIONERY!

II ADIES'INITIALPkPER & ENVELOPES
IL in boxes, at SO cents per box. Three V~arieties-WHITE
RULED, TINTED RULED, and WATER LAID. All beautiful
Patterns, which are the fashion row-Sold at New York Prices.
Tuning Forks, assorted numbers,
Scholars COmPanion-contsining pencils, rubber, pens,
and all the necessary materials for writing.
GnlOt;s Pens, No. +04, 10. 1913, 351. and Swan Quill,
Washington Medallion Pens the great favOrite,
ClOgg's Graduated Scale Rulers,
Eastmens Penman's Assistant,
Lstorers' Tim -BoOks-monthiy and weekly,
scrap Books Herbariums.
Large Othcisl Seals, small ditto.
MAnns Copying Paper, in sheets,
White Official Envelopes,
Official open-end Envelopes.
Zine White En~velopes-Nos. 10, 9, s, :, &c, 6, S and 4,
Fine White Foreign Official Envelopes, square,
New Style Fancy Colored Irvine,
Music Paper,
Photographists' Card Board, tinted colors,
Colored and PLAIN Card Boards, in variety.
Alphabet Letters, Of various sizes, for making show cards,
store cards, &c, &c.
The Darling Self-SuPplying Fountain Pen-holder.
For Sale by
sp25 Il. VI WHITNEY.
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Leases of Crown Lands
ID Of CruwH Lands, will be offered for Lease by Public
Aueion, on
Saturday, the 21St of September,
Al Il O'Clock, noon. At sales room,

Atl2 O'Clock, noon, ~ sales room,
THE FJLLOwING CROWN LANDS
The Land knOsn IA Wafmea kai, Situated In KOhAIa, Island
Of HaWniL for q trim % i've years
The Land known a. Wailua-uka. situated on the Island Of
Kauai, Gr = term q dive years This well known land ~ veil
adapted for cultivation or grazing. having an abundant supply
of water, Hnd has on { also n fac Dwelling House, pleasantly
situated, and oGers many attractions In other ways as a residence
Also, the Lease of the Land KeAau. situated in the District
% Waianas. Island % Oahu, for n term Of Five Years
q. :. BARLOW. Auctr.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 81.
NOTES OF THE f. e

Consul FOR CHuE.-C. s. Barlow. Esq having
been duly commissioned by the President of Chile.
has been acknowledge by the Hawaiian Govern
ment as Consul for that Republic.
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No VToLENCE.-The case of death under suspi-
cious circumstances at Waialua on this Island
mentioned on Saturday. turns out to have been one
of appoplexy. to which the woman is reported 10
have been subject.
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DEATH BY DRowNING.-By q passenger arrived
on the Ia Moi from Kahalni yesterday, We learr
that on Thursday morning last a foreigner named
Grant. was drowned in a gulch in Makawao, by The
overturning of a wagon which he was driving. M
further particulars are received.
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CONCERT THIS EvENING-The second Concert for
the benefit of the Roman Catholic Church Organ
fund. will be given this evening at the Theatre. A
good programme is announced and we hope that
the performers may be greeted with = full house.
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RAILROAD WHKELs AND AXLEs.

DUSHINGS. &C.. COMPLETE.
1D fr Railroad Tracks on Plantations or Guano Islands
For sale by Cau34-lnJ WALKER = ALLEN.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
FOR SALE.
BEEF.

Hawaiian Sole and Saddle Leather,
Warranted as Superior Articles Fr sale ny
eu2f-lm WALKER & ALLEN
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MAsoSIc.-The regular monthly meeting Of. Ha-
waiisn Lodge, No. u, f. s. A NJ, viii be held on
Monday evening next, at Il O'Clock. A full attend
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LABOR AND POPCLATIoS.-We have received n val
liable article-the first of q promised series-on
these vital subjects, from the pen OF q gentleman
well qualified TO discuss them, and which will APP
mar In a naNk
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\ MAUNA LoA.-Capt. West of the schooner Prince,
left Kona on Wednesday last, and reports the light
at the volcano on the top of Mauna Loa as continu-
ing very brilliant, but no signs were perceptible on
this side of an eruption flowing down. No one, so
far as the Captain knew, had gone up the mountain
to ascertain the nature or extent of the outbreak. A
party will leave town by the RiLdueG on Monday.
for Kona, with the intention of making the journey
to the top of Mauna Loa, and We shall then have a
correspondent of our own 6 at the seat of war;"
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The performance for the complimentary benefit to
Mr.. Geo. Pauncefort, the favorite reader and gentle
manly delineator of character, will soon be before the
public, and we fully anticipate q satisfactory result
rendered by our best citizens to q genuine and
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 18th, 1872.
DEAR COMMERCIAL You know how il is yourself.
" Life on the Ocean Wave is all very fine as q
song, but its practical version is not as full of har-
monte rhythm as it might be. The gymnastics of
ones internal organs consequent upon being rocked
than pleasant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11
COMMERCIAL.

Flour-Shipping grades rather NOSE active
super western and state 00A6 50; common 10
good extra 90s7 50 good to choice 35as 10
white wheat western extra lOa9 40; kt. Louis
I 35aII 90.
Wheat High,r, with a fair export demand
and light shipping Chicago spring 49ai 81
winter red western ] Goal o. No. Milwaukee
spring g.; No. Chicago 42isl 43; No 2 DC
l 5SAI So.
Kys-In light supply and held firmly; old
We tern in store 81; do afoas SAT.
BArey-Qaiet new we,tern 80
Comm good export and fair home demand
steamer western mixed 633s64: sail do 64s64t
Oats-Qulet and steady; weste, 4 45s47; new
de 42a44; new while 4Sa50; black western ga
Al.
| Eggs-Quist; western 27a2s.
| Wool-Activs; 6ne OHIO 5SA62; unwAshea 80
| pulled 37a3s,
| oOffss-Rio i4laIS.
Sugar-Dull; far to good refining SsA93; Cubi
| s3aSE.
MOlsssss-Dun and unchanged new cle,l
MuscovadO zSaS0
| Riee-SteAdY at Sla94
| Pork-Essier; mess a so; Prime mess lS 90i
IS so.
Bssf-Dull; mess OOas 90; extra S 0Oal0 90
hams quiet st 27.
Cut Mssts-Slighuy in buyers favor; ham
in pickle Al
Middles Firm; long clesE So
LArd-Quiet; Ne to prime steam new SsAs!
old 81; kettle 81.
Butter-Quiet; weptern lOsl6.
Chssss-FIrm at 1laI43.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.
FIour-Closed in nj derate demand and
tesdy.
Whsat-In active speculative de uAnd but IN
settled, prices generally ruling ltA2c higher :
No l spring closed al %; No cash and Oct.
closed at iS4; November l IA.
Corn - Fir a aud 3a1c higher; No strictly
fresh 33A regular 323a35; last half 0cto Der
1888.
0ats-In moderate demand 3l3 for regular
and 224 for fresh; October 2la.
Rys-SAIes of No at 6I4 rejected about
Barley-Aciive and steady, hale higher; No 3
sod at So.
| Mess Pork-steady and firm; "a SO.
| Lard Nom nal.
Whisky-Q liet and 90 lower with sales al
| Ss1.
| LIVE STOCK
| C&ttle-Recsipts l $50 head. Good to choice
shippers in fair inquiry and prices firm and
steady, the market closing quiet fair to good
native cows sold at 9 75.3 s7t stockers 05
4 10; choice shipping steers 75a6 90.
Hogs-Receipts l0.26s head Prices steady
for heavy smooth lotI; light less a,tive; tb'
market closed quiet and shade better.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11

A TERRIBLE EsrINArE.-The annual
cost of spirits and fsrmented liquors con-
sumsd in the United States is 5000, 900, 900
This does not include those baleful mixtures
Of fiery spirits aud trashy herbal substances
falsely labeled tonics, sold in every bar
room. What q contrast between these per-
nicious drains, aud DR.. Walkers CALIFoR
MA VINEGAR BIrTERs, q pure, botanic med
'ciue, whose tonic and alternative properties
are sovereign specific for indigestion Bill
iousneSs, Renal Com mplAints, general or loca
weakness, eruptions caused by visiatsc
blood, aud all disorders not organic, Il
which either sex 10 liable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11

II is the only form Of instrument vet invented
with which fluid medicine can be carried high up
aud peecfy dpptisd to all parts Of the affected ma
Eal passages. and the chambers or cavities com.
municating herewith, in which sores and ulcers
frequently exist, and from which the catarrhal dis.
charge generally proceeds. The want of success
In treating Catarrh heretofore has arisen largely
from the impOssibility Of applying remedies to
these cavities and chambers by any of the ordi
nary methods. This obstacle in the way of ef-
fecting cures is entirely overcome blythe invention
of the DOuche. In using this instrument the FIuId
IS carried by Its own weight, mo snufing iorcInu or
pumping being requiFed,l mp one nOstri IN a 9fil
nasal passages, passes into and thoroughly cleans.
csall the tubes and chambers connected herewith,
and flows out OF the opposite nosri Itsuse is pleas
ant and so simple that child understand
it Full and explicit directions ac-
company each instrument. When used with this
instrument. DR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures re-
cent attacks OF "COld IN the HEAD - by
few applications.
SympIO ms of Catarrh. Frequent head
ache, discharge falling into throat, sometimes pro-
fuse watery thick mucus, purulent, offensive &c.
eyes. stoppingup or obstruction Of nasal passages,
ringing In ears, deafness, hawking and coughing
TO clear throat ulcerations, scabs from ulcers,
voice altered nasal twang, offensive breath, i'm
paired or total deprivation OF sense OF smell and
taste, dizziness, mental depression, loss of appe-
tite, Indigestion enlarged tonss. tickling cough,
&C. Only few Of these symptoms are likely TO
be present In any case at one time.
DIR. Sage's CatRrrh Remedy. when
used with DIR. Piercess Nasal D0uche,
and accompanied with the constitutional treat
ment which Is recommended in the pamphlet
that wraps each hottie of the Remedy. IL a per.
feet specific for this loathsome disease. and the
proprietor Offers, in good faith, $500 reward
for case he can not cure The Remedy Il mild
dpleasant 10 use Containing no strong or caustC
drugs or poisons. The Catarrh Remedy is cold Al
DG9eGe oS,ha9 ,n si % Senis isa py Y nr,g AL D,rng.
receipt OF 90 cents. e. ". PIERCEs ID. D.,
Sole PrONSietor, BUFFALO, Y.