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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-05-24

A Mr.. Pace WAS shot by Mr.. ScrrIggs,
i'll Shadwen, Va, the other day. Mr.
Scruggs dOu tless Intended that his ball
should requicScdt IN petce, but the doctors
finally managed to extract it.
The loss by the turning of Wallace d
Shoonmake's sugar refinery, n Brooklyn,
Friday night, was $500 900, OH which there
was ar insurance Of $21O,OUO.
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the journal.
Interesting Exercises.

The services at the Baptist Church III
Raleigh, last Sunday morning, the 18th
inst, were of the most interesting charac-
ter. The spacious church was packed and
iammed to its utmost capacity. The cOngre-
CATION was composed largely of the talent
and learning of the Baptist denomination
of the South. Many grave and learned
DDS, were present, together with dlstln-
guished laymeu Of the various professions
i'll life, and g devOHt women not a few"
The minister was that prince Of American
preachers Doctor Richard Fuller, OF Balti-
more, than whom there are few such
oraters in any country. When the man of
kingly learning rose in the pulpit every eye
was fixed upon him, and every word which
he uttered seemed to pierce the heart of
every man. No hint even at politics, no
bombastic effort at human display, but one
mighty desire to save men from the conse-
QIences Of sin and elevate them to
state Of holiness.
l have listened to distinguished men on
almost every subject of the day, and have
carefully noted the effect upon. their re-
spective audiences, but l do not remember
to have ever seen such an impression
before. The scene beggars description;
gray haired ministers, learned professors
and presidents of colleges, men Of science
and men Ofbusiness, all seemed moved and
melted to tears by the fervid eloquence of
the preacher. l shall not attempt to give
an out line Of this masterly effort, as fail
ure would certainly be the result of any
such effort.
DR.. Fuller is native of South Carolina,
was a large Shareholder, before the war,
and devoted much Of his vast powers of
mind to defence of the % peculiar insti-
tuition" in his great controversy with Doc
tor Wayland, Of Rhode Island. He IS over
sixty years of age, and is a giant, both in
intellect and body. When you go to Balti-
more, be sure to go to Fuller's church, Mr..
Editor, and you will not regret it. DIR.
Fuller has spent his life, not in the interest
of sect or party, but in striving to benefit
his fellow-men. w. NJ. KENNEDY.
Magnolia, n. c., May 10Th, 1872.
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How Did 1T Get There ?

A young couple who had been holding
cozy tete q tete in retired alcove at
party in Nashville, were somewhat abash-
ed. on emerging into the party, to find that
around the young mans neck there was
the print of two arms in chalk and dia-
mond dust, on his shoulder a quantity of
gold powder, and other equally unaccount-
able phenomena observable elsewhere.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-05-24

PreSldent OF the Greensboro Convention
informing him Of his nomination. 1t is
worthy of the ablest statistician iii thiz
State. He accepts the nomination
HILLsBoEo', n. c., May 8, 1872.
Hon. John Kerr:
DEAR SIR-Your letter informing me
that had been nominated by the Conver-
ton which recently assembled at Greens
boro', for the Office OF Treasurer, has been
received. The confidence exhibited ty
the large and intelligent body over which
you presided, in selecting me as a candidats 9
for this responsible position will, l trust,
never be abused. 1t has ben my lot to be
in public life since the Convention of
1865, and though often unable to pre-
vent legislation which l deemed injurious,
| have always endeavOred to speak
what believed was the honest voice of
the people of North Carolina, irrespective
of party. Through you tender to the del
egateS of the various counties of the State
my thanks for their recognition of my eff
forts, and assure them that what aid l can
give to the success of our cause will be
cheelfully rendered. The administration
which was inaugurated nearly four years
ago has been financially very unfortunate
one for the State. The proceeds of the
Public Lands granted by Congress in 1885
to North Carolina and invested for the ben
eft of our Educational Fund nave been
disposed of and the amount realized OF
nearly all of it, (S150, ,000) paid for bonds,
the very name of which are odious to our
people. The proceeds of the land scrip
granted for an Agricultural College ($l22,
O00,) have been invested in State bonds,
100 of which are special tax.
Our public debt is now double what it
was in July, 1868, (a.LhOugh the issue OF
several millions more of bonds was pre-
vented by a decision of the Supreme
Court,) and about the same amount as at
the end of the late war, notwithstanding
the nominal value then represented. For
the fiscal year ending October 1st, 1870,
our expenditures are reported at 81 ,1O0,-
600. During the succeeding year, owing
to the influence of the election of 1870
the expenditures were reduced tc One-halt
that sum. and will be still further reduced
for the present fiscal year. AS many OF
the issues upon which the people of North
Carolina have divided ale now settled, and
the storm is over and the sky is now clear
and tie imagined war of races has been
ave1ted, and the right of the cOlored man
to vote is firmly established as his right tC
be free, think the time has arrived when
sthe Conservative party will take the guild
ance of affairs and all will be well,' and
that all excuses for further postponement
have been exhausted
Very truly, yours,
JOHN w GRAHAM.
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In little village in Vermont there h@cd
a farmer named Ransom. They were MOI
piolls people-rather OF The reprobste or
Ter, in fact,-aud they never went 10
..hurch. Once, however, the family were
prevailed upon to attend preaching. When
they made their reluctant AMI tardy ap
pcarancc the services had begun, and they
had scarcely taken their seats when the
preacher gave out the first hymn, reading
it somewhat thus: Return We ransom
sinners home" ..AlI right cried the
head Of the Rausom's, getting up IN rage
and clapping lis hat on his head. '"Conie
along, ole woman and gais, we'll go home
fast enough, aad everybody in this-old
church knows we didn't want TO come"
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RATES OF ADVERTIsIn0.
Pleasant for " Johnny
TICKLE-TACKLF HOUSE, ,
January %, 1872. (

dear Ma wright to tell you am very
retehed and my chillyblains is ,gorser again
nave not made any progress and don't
thInk shall. / am sorry to be Off so much
expense, but do not think schuie is of any
good. One Offthe fellows has taken the
crown hout off my new hat for a target.
said you would not like it. lie has also
borrowed my watch TO make water wheel
with the works, but it won't act. Ne az,
him have tried to put the works back, b.
we think there is some wheels missing as
it won't TT. L hope Matilda's cold is bet
ter. l am glad she is not at schule. |
think L have got the consumsion. The
boys at this place are not gentlemen, but |
suppose you did not know that when you
sent me. | will not try to get bad habits.
The trowSerS have wore out at the nees.-
L think the tailor must have cheated you.
the buttons have also come off and
they are tore in the back. l don't think
the food is good, but should not mind If
was stronger, the piece send YOU is of the
beef we had sunday but on other days il is
more stringgy. there are black beedles ia
the kitchen and sometimes they cook them
in the dinner which can't be wholesome
when you are rot strong. l of the
boys has tanned one not cooked a raw one
and it will dance when you whistle .'down
in a coal mine" which makes him think of
his happy home. Dear Ma | hope you and
my dear papa aud sisters are enjoying Of
yourselves and do not mind being SO un-
comfortable because | do not think shall
asst long.
| am Yoms Anectionate
JOHNNY.
T. S.--Please send me some money as
owe pence. II you can not spare it i
think can borrow of boy who is going
to leave at the half quarter and then he
won't ask for it back praps you would not
like me to be under a oblgashion as his
parents is trades people and think
you deal at their shop, he lent me some last
half and think he told them at the shop
did not mention it as dersay they have
put it in yUr bill.-,Judg
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The n. Y. boss carpenters at meeting
unanimously agreed TO accept eight hours
as a days work, but to pay the men thirty
five cents per hour, making 81 so per day
instead of So 80, which was paid for a
DAYS work of ten hours.
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THE JoURNAL FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The campaign upon which we are just
now entering is, beyond all question, one
OF vital Importance to the people of North
Carolina, and prom TO be one of great
interest and one Of great excitement.
The Radical army Of plunderers has been
driven back, step by step, until it ROW
stands i'll the last ditch, expecting with des-
peratien the fierce onslaught about to be
made upon it. We have no right to expect,
and shall be grievously disappointed if
Sc do expect, Governor Caldwell and the
ether Radical Office holders and candidates
to make weak fight, sr TO surrender the
spells they have SO long enjoyed without
resoItins to every possible device to avert
the doom impending ever them.
But we care not with how much zeal, or
ability, or desperation, they may fight. Their
fate is hxed. Inevitable defsat awaits them
in August next, if we make a proper use Of
the vantage SroUnu We occupy
The people viii not hesitate a moment in
choosing between the Conservative and
Radical candidates when they have been
shown how much the Conservative party
have accomplished in so short time in the
way Of retrenchnent, reform and economy,
- ;, . tI,C
government back to its legal constitutional
duties; that it seeks in the quickest
way by necessary changes in the State
Constitution to complete this good work
and to reduce thereby taxation to lis lowest
possible rates; that the Radical party not
snly is opposed to all these things so neces-
sary to tue peace and prosperity Of the
State, but has, in The most solemn Inannes,
declared their warnest affection for the
tyraat and usurper Holden personally, and
their most cordial and hearty endorse
nent Of his lawleSs attempt to overthrow
the Constitution Of the State, to rule
by the bayonet and to have citizens tried
by courts martial and shot All that i.
needed is a plain, truthful statement o
the facts to induce the people of North
Carolina to consign to merted infaInN
Eadicalism and its Upholders in this State
The facts are abundant, and 1t is our pur
pose to dc our full part in layi.,g then
before the people. AS the best means tC
this end we have determined to offer tn,
JOURNAL at such reduced rates as tt
put it in reach of every one during tht
present State, and coming Presidential
campaign.
We invite the attention of Executiv,
Committees Of Counties and Townships Il
this, as the surest and cheapest means o
furnishing information to their neighbors
CAMPAIGN TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.
State CantpUigp.
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Letter from Major John w. Grohs pn

The following letter is in reply to one ad-
dressed Major Graham by Hon. John Kerr,
President of the Greensboro Convention,
informing him Of his nomination. 1t is
worthy of the ablest statistician iii thiz
State. He accepts the nomination
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-05-24

Soldi ;. while the Spring 50 balm'Iy
Sigh ~ fragrance, Der thy hcad-
While ih ~ sieepest on 80 calmly,
LOvim, hands adOrn thy bed!
Let thes.; flowers tell thy story
Bright and brief; III dying-blt 81!
Let them breathe, PA IfttItd bIDiI.
DHlce tt ttet'II''fI,t est ~
In our hearts. We s.dly cherish
kccolicctIuns Of thy worth;
Noble deeds Gan never perish
Virtue has immortal birth
Lost to uS, but lot 10 glory,
Warrior, in thine honor rest:
.Stretttg rest - IbU Pat,'iH n,'1'i,
DnIce II GTqUItlHt t#t -
BriCht flowers, noble Pender,
" .. wcavcs around thy name.
~,lt o.. "utiland brave defender!
I.uk. 10 .Icarcr still than Fame.
Rest thee, in thy garments CORY,
Wars grim emblcms on thy breast
Rest in peace "IbO IfttTid HtOri,
Dulcs tt decOI1rIt est -
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In every case the paper will lie sent
until The returns ofthe election are received
aHd published.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-05-24

A useful thing in the long run-Breath.
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BY VII LoPrIN HAEGRAVE.
N NlEMORIAM

6 EN-. W. ID. PEN ID f. X.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-12-26

ihs .k'n Of my teeth i .tr:g. # !.
l,.m The 10Th chapter of ~.
An unselrul,us rsragraj.aist s,coa,.
ior ti,s Tact sh9t Peter sa- cheerful wlli,
faal ws- s'.l l. quoting Paul. ass. r. y.
that Pets.s site'- p,r.h-; ~ ,i~k = j
fever
\ tide boy al-d r. b., IT,
preacher. he p ,a,i haze ii-a, y.
~ ci:il, lid Il. .lt.tor, i avn ~, ~
- igfts / The void T v;.h Zen.
'ePi'et Il. ~ You yer, har. =, d. end
.: III siier, tsl !. i.aYs,y oak en-
i.fa, flann zaa On 2,all tbs ,hI.
f.ared Nelson, aar.Bz lull ii ,la hrin4 4;
ti'e 's''e th. Nil. ! NJ hlr,, he lr,
- fria'- 'on, showing himself III de-.
lh-1. ss-d y. 2allsn, Nel,or, looking
.of.sii-'l II the battle proceed. IT,.
,tarv j, rst's.
4 la'.'c bny who s.ug wan: to y. an
sassf il Sunday school, With 50 u.n,a
energy tha' he nearly clicked him.r.t
eoniesssi 10 an entarprisins reporter the,
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= W ''s'''''''
80 A'1s4 = iA"h 0'la 7 Has toe
'oa 10 A''o"s N'i'' nla. solh W.
10y 'ei''s s'"su Nna' name "a" 6iTru
: go 80 y ''e : i''''" as prompt.
:,..r =. ~, 49, :, go no' ).
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WV h., ,a,,.l ,,,.l,, -,
opera hat? Bscsu.. he's very lie ,sfon l..
out, ana iums,.is.ei. shit IN wh,p hz
gets ho.n-.
-, - " ~ -
.,,,..s
"
aen''su,n' where % YOU s"ins that
'rss'''eaA come from sa'd the landlord
'''s n-' '"''"' - az "''s .'','' "Em
'''' ''s' ~ ''e n'fu'' "S 'oe
9a''' ''p's y one u ''e poareeFs' II ls I'm
so'sf out mat landlord ha' 10; tut any
seAnudfnm' TO hos. b arisrs 'aoe,
:. little hoy, attending lie Episcopal
thuFoh tor the h... time lnp.ccu'ly wins
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SheriH's Sale,

(NkCUII COURT. EANlTOH DC COIN
AHy-Honrad Schreier aud Francis Gesls
sgs!n.t John specht and MnrgsreIhs -p.cht
his ~, IL yirIg. a. sBi pursuant 20 :
ai,nen: order = forsclo.Ire and sale
rendered n tie above entitled scyivn on tn.
s2d lay CT November 1872 81 q general
tr7Ia ,f:he Circuit Court fJr Shebop gan
county, which vs.s special term Tor she
fourth judicial .i-cui;, shall expose fgr
ssle mi sell 81 public .sniu. 81 the sheriff ;
ogeo, IN tat g-hou'e. Ia ihs c!tr sGd
county u Msuit5roa state u Wisconsin, CT
Il. 2..h tty q January next. \ u. l17J IT
% . sock :. n al Fhe following u4Orlgaset
pr rais.. ~ - much csthe ..rne IS my he
necessary - sIristr the amouut stjudEci q
- FlsIntif together ~ith t. cc-'s spt sI-
T-Esrs, 70 vii: 'north-ca.. quarter u
rs 'oagh-ves! quarter 's-e,.7u No. Tren-
s'-uiEs - IL lJ-n,h.p u Eighteeu fl-,
norm y RnHY- ~ T~sntv tEo l22i eas;,
situated N the gura'y o! M,ui:qrae sUd
Sic = Y iscgnsta-
-, - Asuitayg.r. VII ps. -. j7Tt.
ALERT WiIrESREEG.
sheriff Of MaUi'owgc Cy.
I-af.,y : Sesa"n. PHI : kUF Ii-sO--v
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TANNING MILLS
FOR 5ALH,
or EDWARD CONWAY.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE oF Ak ALIAS FXRCE-
Dtian i.-usi ou' RI ard arl-r the seal =
"a, 'i7cui' csur. Il MnuI'oTsc counts
upon i4d Iu.e AZ Ia favor = Kendall \ F..
slAiti AMI sgasas' jacob llsi.'rich, ! haVs
lsvlel uyon al tho right, tide sud interest
W.T. n. said J, cpl HsilfEi Z hai o. lie
8rd d. %: February 1852 ~ 2; Any iicls
thereafter, =. 10 sni 10 IT,, 'ol!ysia. d.s-
crit ei property, g ait:
III. uortn.est qusr,sr g: Ih- s9u'i~ -t
quarter q section t>r ..S,..n 90
township number ..Ientc,7 ~ range
number t~rn;y 'a.-s ~ en-" IL st. in
Maaitosoe County. Wisconsin
Watch shall s.ll a. pubic auction 10 the
hi.hr-' bidder. Al the frcut door Of ths
Court HoQ., n tic Cry n Manitg-oe, IN
,sil county On Friday The 18th cog o;
Jarssry, i 1873, al. 3'c!,cs, ? N
Dated Sh,r.E. Once NaEstyvoc Vi.
Dec ia 1872
ALBEIT viFTkyBERG,
? l. PIERCE sheriff
Uaisr $teTt. J. y fgest,
s1-l2-5w PIN tuy.
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