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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-01
ALA BAM A.
The Bullet VS.. the BaiIOt-Preparfns
for Ghe Election.
MONTGOMERY, Oct. 2G.
! United States troops are being quarter he
! throughout Alabama.
THE EPIZOOTIC.
BCsroS, Oct. &c.

BCsToS, Oct. 90.
being drawn through the streets by men. But
few horses are to he seen, though there have
ueen but few fatal cases.
Tho first known and authenticated case OF
horse mAlady communicated TO human beng
was reported here to-day. Russell White, drl-
yer Of en- sine 4, while attending bis horses, wss
suddenly taken with tho disease, and was con-
veyed to his home. He had All symptoms OF The
malady. coughing, running at the CyeSant rose
and geneI al fcverish debility.
NEW YORK, Oct. &c.
The maladv is spreading and tho alaIm is in
CrcaSing.
The express company report the recovery OF
some of their horses.
Mr.. Eerah suggests the following as a re INC
DIV for the pre- railing horse disease: Complete
rest warm blankets no exposure to drafts of
air, di-utectantS, total absence of bleedi ng,
rrOstrRting cathartic. 20 or 80 drops or tlnctorc
Of iren In 4 gill of Jamaica rum, diluted with
water, given every four hours, i'll order to pre-
serve the strength of the horse-or tncture OF
arnica will produce relief. plaster bound
around tho throat com pOS@C of one portion OF
eayeune pepper ami Two parts OF taA seed.
mixed with vinegar, is excellent.
ROCHESTER, Oct. 20.
A cold rain is prevailing.
The malady reports are dscoura2ing. More
fatal cases were reported to-day than dnring
the whole time since the malady has appeared.
canal boats = laid mp. Some of thos running
arrive with dead horses aboard.
MALONE, Oct. 20.
The nalady has appeared here.
DETROIT, Oct. 20.
The malady has been spreading here since
Thursday, and four OF the street cars have BEEN
drawn off the line.
The m4lady has reached Lum OerTing, III the
district OF North Saginaw.
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ODDS And ENDS.

William Fuller, Paying Teller of the State
Bank of Virginia, at Richmond, has olsap-
peared, leaving his key with letter lntlmating
that he had committed suicide. An cxaInlna-
ton iuto the bank account developed fraudu-
lent transactions amounting probably to ten
thousand dollars.
The barque s'Medway," from London, has
gone ashore near Lewes. The vessel viii prove
2 total lnss. The aDtain and part OF the
the crew have landed safely. but seven men
who left the wreck in q small boat have doubt
less persisted.
In consequence of the horse disease, the cars
have been almost entirely withdr tWn ii Boston
and the vicinity.
The steams ship s'Astora" has returned to
London with a broken shaft and the loss OF
three men. ...... -.
Gross & Gross cotton mills, at Bolton, Eng,
have been burned. They used ii 900 spindes
and A large numbtr of hands have been thrown
out of employment
| The Western bound Express ran into land
slide near York, Penn, yesterday. Engineer
! Curry aud the frern IN were Killed. The pass
| cngers escaped -.
| Ex-Gov. VIM f. johnson died at Pittsburg.
Penn, yesterday.
The boiler in Gravis' Shipyard, Norfolk,
! collapsed yesterday, killing tive and scaldin2
| several.
! Yesterday at Aurora, H., bs loon half filled
| broke loose and caught man by the leg. lie
/ climbed into the basket. At the att tude OF 400
/ feet he jumped out and was picked up DEAD
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THE GEORGIA GHOSTS.
& Hog Appears Oh the soarass-He
VanEsiles like n VapOr-A Sen Cap
tain talk es q Driak-Ehe DeVis-
pasenE Continues

From the Macon Enterprise, October %.
From passengers, conductors and officers
of the Macon and Brunswick railroad, who
arrived in the city last night, we learn that
the house of Mr.. Surlency was yesterday
the scene Of greater if not more excitement
than ever. Curious people were arriving
by every train, each one bent upon solving
the mystery. and all coming away more
mystifed than when they went.
Mr.. a. L. Surrency, the owner Of the
house, and his family, are represented to be
thoroughly worn out with the strange OC-
curences and the great crowds tlocking to
their formerly peaceful home. They know
nothing Of the incomprehensible mystery
farther than what has been told-that their
household furniture has been ruined, Or is
every day being Destroyed by an unseen
power.
A HOG APPEARS ON THE FLOOR.
From Conductor Fl. III. Sharpe, of the
Brunswick road, who came up this morn
ing, we learn that on yesterday, whilst six
or eight men and women were sitting in
the front or parlOr room, a hog deliberately
walked in at the door and without showing
the slightest signs of trepidatiOn, advanced
to the centre of the room. Every one re-
manned motionless-cOnversation ceased
all eyes were turned upon the strange Wis
itor. The hog stood for moment, then
Ildu0 d SIlOIG -ClIClS III ILC Vi Iuo
floor, and after doing so walked into an ad-
, joining room. Every one followed it
| Whilst some were in tbs room, some in the
door, but all intently watching what it
would do, it instantly vanished like vapor
or an apparition, leaving its audience stu
pefied with horror, with no one able to
tell how it escaped. The windows were
down and no me ms whatever open for es-
cape,
AN OLD SALT TAKES A STRANGE DRINK.
Among the numerous visitors yesterday
was an old sea captain by the name Of
Burns, who has been around the world
three or four times, and who was deter
mined to unFasel the mystery if possible,
or at least some portions of it. Getting
into the house he was told OF the smooth
ing iron tricks, and selecting that as par
ticular object to watch, he sat down before
! it, He watched the iron for long time
without seeing it move, and getting dry he
longed for bottle of whiskey which he
knew Mr.. Surrency had in an adjoining
, room no sooner had he thought of this
than the bottle fell at his side. He picked
Il up and helped himself, set it down and
continued to eye the iron; it did not move,
but the bottle left as. mysteriously as it APP
peared. s.e
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TELEGR1PHIC.
The Horse MaIady.
NEW YORK. g

New YORK, Oct. 26.
The horse malady has now spread to such an
extent that almost all the horses in the city are
said to be suferingio one form or another from
the symptoms OF the epidemic. There are
thousands of horses which have not yet been
nut Iipon the sick list, but observation goes to
show that many of these have germs of the
disease in their system. The disease has Anus
far been rather slow in its development, and 1t
is not known yet whether all its stages have
been SEEM Ii is estimated that in the city and
imm ediate vicinity there are from thirty to
forty thousand horses suffering from well de-
veIoped symptoms
The disease has begun 10 exhibit new and
alarming phases, which are looked upon as
highly dangerous The Inflammation of the
throat extends 10 the lungs and rapidly grows
more alarming, and the cough ng is feaTfnllg
convulsive. The animal pants for breath and
becomes quite cool at the extremities.
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Wonderful Curative EGcc,s.

Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bittcrs are rot a vile Fancy
DRINK, NJ de Of Poor Rum, Wi;isI.cy,
Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors, doc
tored, spiced and sweetencd to please tho taste
called 4" Tonics,' "Appetizers," Restorers, &c.
that lead the tipper on to drunkenness and ruin,
but a true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs of California, free from "a II
Alcoholic Stimuiantss They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect
Nencvator and Invigorator OF the System, carry
ing of all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitters according to directions and remain long
unwell, provided their bones not destroyed
by mineral poison or other means, end the vital
organs wasted beyond the point OF repair.
They nre n Gentle Pur2ntive as well
as II Tonic, possessing, also, the peculiar merit
of acting powerful agent in relieving Conges.
tion or Inflammation Of the LIVER and of ali this
Visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whethe,
in young or Old married or single, at the dawn o
womanhood or at the turn of life, these Tonic Bit
ters have no equal.
For Inn0In;satory und Chronic Rheu-
mntism md Cont, Dyspepsia or In
digestion, Bilious, Remittent and
Intermittent EevePs, Diseases of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
these liitteTS have been most successful Such
Diseases are caused by Initiated Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement Of
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders Coughs, Tight
ness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructatons Of
the Stomach, Bad Tasae III the Mouth, Bilious
Attacks. Palpitation OF the Heart, Inflammation of
the Lungs Pain in the regions of the Kidneys, and
a hundred other painful symptoms are the Of
springs of Dyspepsia
They invigorate tue Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them of
uncqualled efficacy in cleansing the blood of all I'm
purities, and iInparting new life and viGor to the
whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptioas, Tettcr
Salt RlIeuul, Blotcites, Spots, Pimples, PuatuIes
Bols, CarbunCies, Ring Worns, Sca,d Head, Sore
Eyes Ervscias, Itch Scurfg, Discolorations Of the
Skl1. Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of what
ever name or nature, are literally dug up and
zee oHt 81 te stem N q short time ~ the use OF
these Bitters. One bottle il SUCH cases will con-
vince the most Dcredulous of their curative effect
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you find its
Impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples
Eruptions or Sores; cleanse it when you find it
obstructed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it
when it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when
Keep the blood pure, and tho health of tho system
win follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, urkin9
in the system of so mary thousands, eectually
destroyed and removed.
sold BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS,
]. WALKER, Proprietor. r. Fl. MCDONALD &c
CO.. Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco,
Cal. ana 81 and ST Commerce Street, New TOfk
may Il
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eral Secretary with detailed statement of their
modes OF application and culture.
By Northrop & Cumming, Commission 81
chants and Agents Cape Fear Guano
1000 lbs. Cape Fear Guano Tor the largest Weld
Of cotton to the acre.
1,co0 lbs. Cape Fear Guano for the largest yield
500 lbs. Cape Fear Guano tor tho LARGEST viel(
of peanuts to the acre.
! 500 lbs: Cape Fear Guano for the largest Yield
OF sweet potatoes to the acre
The above premiums are for the crops pro-
duCed by this guano alone.
The rules and regulations of the A ssociation
must be complied with.
| By.don. :. N. WadaelI, Member of Con yress
| Third District
For the best pair OF Cotton Socks from each
county having Vice President in this AssOcia-
! ton, made fIom Cotton raised, picked and spun
| on the plantation. (thc Socks to be nire inches
| long, aud to become the property OF tie oflcrer
of this Premium each pair .S3
| by DIR j 4 Winauts, nj d
For the Pump best adapted for the drainage
| of Rice fields, the capacity to he not less than
1,5o0 gallons, raised ten feet in one minute, to
be run by steam or other power, and to be test
ed upon the Grounds OF the Association. :. SIS
By DIR b Arlington, GoIdsboro'
For the best Exhibition OF Stock
Best STANDARD ST. Work on Stock Raising
/ Best Standar Work on Agriculture
For the best L shibition Of neritorions articles
by Il lady,
Most Popular Wcrk on Housc-Kec,ing
Ey Dawson, Teei & fleming, Iron and Hard
ware Merchants
WHEELWRIGHr
For best specimen CT Buggy.
IRON FOUNDRIES
| Fer largest and most com ietc assortment OF
Agricultural implements, PlOws, Sc, from
'''~ ''''''' -'o' C0oPERS' . IL
Best specimens of Shirt Barrels. SIC
| CARPENTERS
| Fer best specimen of hand m lGe Wood
Wol k......-s.. g 1C
MACHINISTS
For best specimen OF Steam Power Machln-
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A miscellaneous Thief.

Among the articles, for the stealing of
which Joseph Mertlick was arrested at La
Crosse On Friday, were hand-saws, jack
planes, and scratch avis; sheets, shirts,
male and female, petticoats, ruft!ed panta-
looms, and infantile haudkerchiefs; carpets,
chairs, and hand-sleds, buffalo-robes, bird
cages, and beer glasses, door mats, door
bells, and force pumps He must be a
maniac with klepto.
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NEW YORK.
New YORK, Get. 2J,

NEW DIX, Get. p.
Lagrave, who some time since extensively
swindled prOmin merchants hCre, was 8. ken
into custody to-day on his arrival from France
where he Il ii been arrested.
Minister Washburn arrived here to-day.
The specie shipme cts to-day amount to
and five -cighths million dollars and for I'll g
week one and seven-eights million
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans AMI increase four and three-eighths
million collars specie decrease one and seven
eiehths million dollars legal tenders decreased
one-fourth of million dollars.
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SOME VIGOROUS BOURBOEI5M.

be i'll bad way in New York. Blick
Pomeroy thus discusses Mr.. O'Coner.
Charles O'Coner does not deserve even
single vote for tie Presidency. When
the votes are counted, and lie finds only a
few f, him where there might have been q
plurality, he can thank but himself for the
mcagra result. III this matter Of
candidacy, Mr.. O'Concr has been more
Of a coward than leadrr-lnore ola word
maker than a man Of daring-lnore CT q
twaddling pettifosger than q bold, decisive,
encouraging, hope-creating and W o.k-irsor-
ing Democrat equal 10 great emergencies.
On the whole, do the Administration
financiers think that they got their moneys
worth out of the Louisville Convention?
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


BEBLIN, UCC. 70.
The names of the Imperial advisors, on whose
reports judgment is based, are Grimm, vice
President of the Supreme Court; Kieper; the
eminent geographer, and Goldschm idt, Die Der
OF the Superior Tribunal of Eaipzig. Tney
charge England with vagueness in the wording
of the treaty OF 1916, and state that the word
| Southerly means the shortest channel TO the
Strait of Juan de FUea.
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CABLE DEsPaTCEIEs.
ROME, Oct.

ROME, Oct. 20.
The floods the banks of the river Pc,
caused by an overflow OF water in that stream,
have not yet alb 1ted Many persons have been
drowned and vast amount OF property de-
showed
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a boy of the mature age of six was ar
rested in Erie the other day by the police
for throwing pebbles. The majesty of the
law was vindicated and the public peace
protected. KISS.
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Cheap Farms Free Homes
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a:dAs1sIlXasTs}EaIaiS
DIR. Wells Extract Of
j u R a. -B e B n

retains all the medicinal virtuespecuJIar 10 the
plant and must be taken permanent cura-
tive agent.
Is there want of action tn yeur Liver
AID Spleenc Unless relieved at once, the
blood becomes impure by deleterious secrc.
tons, producing scrofuloOs or skin diseases
Blo:cheF, Felons, Pustules, CaDker, PimpIes
&C., &c.
Take JurEg5e!Je1 to cleanse, purify ana re-
store the Initiated blood to healthy action.
Anve you q DyspepLfc Stomach =?
Unless digestion Is promptly aided the system
IL debilitace6 with i0sa OF VII al force, poverty Of
the BloGd, NTopsicai Tendency, General Weak
ness or Ias5itudc.
Take it to assist Digestion without reaction,
u VIII impare outhful vigor TO the weary SUI
Have you weakness Of The Tn4esE-
IneS? You are in danger OF Chronic Diarr-
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els.
Take it to allay irritation and ward off ten
dency to Inflammation.
Have Won weakness OF the Uterine
or Urinary Organs? You must procure
instant relief or you arc liable to suffering
worse than death.
Take it 20 strengthen organic weakness or
life becomes burden.
Finally IL should be frequently taken TO keep
the system in perfect health or yUI are other
wise In great danger of rnalarial, nliasmatic or
contagious diseases.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 10 Plat St, New York.
Sole Agents tor the United States.
Price 81 per bottle. Send for CIRCULAR. 4w
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Total. .....................s5
We offer the same list OF special premiums as
last year, our object being to encourage HON {
ent. Iprize and manutactCry. II, howe ser, in
the opinion of the Awarding mmittee, the
specimens presented are not worthy, and the
premium can be better bestowed, they are at
liberty to dOso, provided they be awarded for
al ticies manufactured within the limits Of the
States OF North and South Carolina only.
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WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS.

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09

The Gazette said, the next day after the North
Carolina election, that the faces OF the Democrats
and Liberals were the peasantest to be met on the
Streets" To-day these same visaRes look very wry
aud sour, and If the human face may be regarded
~ An index of the feelings within they are under
going = severe depression OF spirits. -Commerc,d'.
That il pure fiction; and the Comnlerc,a! knows
it. The Democrats are more confident now than
ever. and consequently more cheerful. Then they
only smiled over reports that flashed over the
wires. Now they feel confident that they have
won great victory aud possessed themselves OF
about two-thirds OF the election offcers,snd know
the strength Of the enemy. They know also that
he will not be able to import negro voters from
one State to the other in November 80 extensively
Because they will be required to vote at their homes
We have gained enormously in North Carolina,an
have elected five out OF eight Congressman, both
branches Of the Legislature, giving us the next
u 8. Ssnator, and probably the Lieutenant Gov
sznor. In fact We have right to raise a claim
that 10 have carried the State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-09
We'll. Yes. That Powder.

What will you do with III Will the Radicals
dare to fire . salute over North Carolina-a State
tia. they claimed by 10000 majority and have
managed by having all the election officers the
q. 3. Marshal, his aids aud Deputies, together
WITH the O. s. Army, to carry by the importation
Of negro votes and by repeating. by the msaere
majority Of 500 votss on the 0overnorr If they
do Il viii b wonton waste aud bring upon them
ths lsssh aud SCOT Of the multitude. North
Casoaina has been carried By the Democrats
aaainse Ill odds and over the combined efforts OF
9rsst and Ill his Cabinet.
u ths news IL reliable. the Radicals have saved
tAa Governor by cheating. But in ell else they
have iost. The battle was like stormins fortreaa
We carried the works, but the leader escaped
thseush disguise and stands alone without sup.
pot; and vii be stripped Of h,s authority in the
end.
Our eains ere a. fellows. Five Democratic
Mnbss Of Congress out Of eight, Democratic
lisutaaAnt 0ovesnor, Democratic Legislature. .
Dsmoc<etic Senate. . Democratic United State'
SaoAtoI.
With such trophies alter the first battle. and
our amy al In tact. holding many important
locui oaRcee. what may b expected in November
Evsry ons must answer. VICTORY, VIcToRT
vseesry, Now blaze away 1t will probably b.
tAs list chance you will have to use "that pow
Aaf"