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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-17
TzEHE1ECvsoNS Es:s,gs.ssD -.
u Tuesday, rs follows g:

Elections were held III SIX 'n'2Tt'
o. Tuesday, rs follows
INDIANA
voted for Judges and Solicitors Ut
some OF the Judicial di~5c;cts ,Iu1 al
act OF the last Legislature The result
viii not have any political -ianiAvauee-
IOWA
voted for Governor and meM!s'~ -
tie I.egislature-one half ri til s5-a-
ate holding over. Tie candila;,a f@r
Governor were Vale, Autobiography
and Carpenter. Radical Giant cas-
ried the State last year IL = majority
of 60, $50 votes,
voted for Governor ard members Of
the Legislature Tie candidates f",'
Governor were Allen, Dem 's.ra: ;
Noyes, Radical, and Collins, liked
Grant carried the State last yea by =
majority of 81, 268 votes.
NEBRASKA
~o'~l for co-,nty officers, J5:d~es,
c.; , o.. certain members Of lac
l. 8 =. /. ~ i'll vacancies.
OREGON
held special election to eioct sue
cessor in Congress to the Hon. Joseph
G. Wilson, who died few months
ago. The candidates were Horace
Smith, Radical, and James ". Ne
smith, Democrat Grants majority
last year was 3, 500 votes.
PENNSYLVANIA
voted for a State Treasurer, q Judge
of the Supreme Court for fifteen years,
and Legislature for one year-two-
thirds Of the Senate holding over. For
State Treasurer the candidates were
Mackey, Radical, and Hutchinson,
Democrat. For Judge OF the Supreme
Court the candidates were Gordon,
Radical and Ludlow, Democrat. Grants
majority last year was 1876, us votes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-17

There is not much doubt but a Sc
cret expedition for Cuba has slipped
out of New York city or vicinity within
the last three days, but nothing def
mite is known.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-17

The New York Postoffice is to be
kept open all night for the delivery OF
letters from the box department.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-17
THE STATE FAIR.
OVER EIGHT THOUSAND ARTI-
Giles ON EXHIBITION,
TEN THOUSAND PERSONS IN
ATTENDANCE YESTERDAY.

RALEIGH, Oct. 15-Nisht. The ELI
tries to the State Fair are row com
pleted. There are 5000 articles on
exhibition, the largest ever known
in the Old North State. The attend
ance to-day is 10000. The race for
$500 was won by McCauls Nelly
Irwin, in 2:37; the running race, for
a purse of $3.50, was won by DIR.
Stations Flora, 1:5S!; the hurdle race,
leaping hurdles iu a mile, was won
by Norwocd's Jack Roulhac, in 2:1S.
Every hotel and boarding house is
crowded to OVERLOOKING, and still they
come Weston, the walkist, walks
tomorrow. Voorhees, speaks on Friday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-17

If time IS money" then everything
that tends TO facilitate labor is posi-
tive pecnniary benefit to mankind. -
The best sewing machine or chllrn is
not good strong woman" as expe-
rience proves. So Sapoho, III enabling
one woman to easily do as much clean
ing of every kind in one day as two
women can do in two days with the
scruhbing brush and soap, is positive
blessing to the human race. No wn-
man who has once used it will ever use
anything else as substitute. Sold
by all dealers. The cheapest as well
as best cleansing substance in the
world. If
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-17

| One the Michael GrOpSt family, con-
sisting of IL children, all living. the
eldest Go; the youngest 81 years old.
The other, the George Lore family,
consisting of 8 children, all ivins-, the
oldest about IS; the youngest At years
old
The Monroe Enquirer says Last
| Monday evening, between sunset and
dark, a young man named John Har-
vey Simpson, living six miles north of
this place, on Crooked Greek, died
| suddenly from heart disease. At TIL
time of his death he was sitting in q
chair with a slate in his hand making
some calculations, and a few moments
before he remarked to his mother that
he was feeling badly. The young man
was % years old, and seemed to be in
! the enjoyment of excellent health.
! The Milton Chronicle says: Fears
are entertained that young DR.. Elling-
ton, who boarded at Mr.. Normap's,
near Ringgold, Va, has committed
suicide. Lie: left a note last Thursday
/ telling Mr.. Norman not to enquire
after him, that he would never return,
and we have heard it mentioned that
he stated in the note, that he intended
| to take twenty-five grains of morphine.
MI. Norman dldn get the note until
the next day, when he Immediately in
stituted search after the young man,
| but to no effect. His relatives were
| then telegraphed to at Riedsville, and
his two brothers have ever since been
hunting hila up and down the abroad.
Last Monday his venerable father left
home at Wentworth and came to Mr..
Norman's. where, we learn, DIR. Filing
ton had left his will, making a system
attic disposition of all his property
He left all his clothes and fine horse
and saddle at Mr.. Norman's, and his
physician account book with some six
hundred dollars due on good parties,
and instructions to Mr.. Norman to col
lect the same. They have secured the
country but can't find the young man.
It is singular his body can't be found,
if he killed himself. A little time will
unrayel the mystery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-10
THE soUfHERNHERo CAPT. Fry.

/ One other picture we should like Il
place before every man or boy who hope.
70 be ehobled by manhood that Of the
Icaptain Of the Virginius, on the day when
be was shot at Santiago 1t does not i'm.
port whether We the spectators wish Cuba.
bond Or free: whether this man Frv was
ISpaaiard or American. Catholic or Prot
estant. right or wrong in his errard. The
facts remain that he believed ii right that
Sustained by this belief aud ~ his relig
ion. be was when captured. tyied and rhot
~ one day. able q meet death ii n filsh-
ion that proved TIE map tha stronger ottIit
teo senor Aiiaro gn9yels n The disi 1t
tue feetof Bnrriel, crying out that he is
suddenly filled sith horror III isis fratfi-
cllal war; he offers 70 allure lie Caban
canse. TO turn traitor. to barter bis se-
crcts for his life. aud we are tempted Ia
forgive bis cowardice. 50 sudden was the
gripof death on his throat. il Is no wonder
that the manhood Of the wretch fed az
Frighted. Bnt Fry in lie breathlefs pause
netween his mock trial aad murder, sits
down to pen letter to his captors, in
favor Of the crew Of the Virginins and
mitigation Of their sentence, which in its
courage and calmness is uneqnaiIed by a.
ny iery Grafton Of Roman warrior before
listening Senates. The claims OF each Of
the crew to mercy are SET forth; not even
The poor idiut servant forgotten; but not
word Of supplication for himself. Note
the weight Of his appeal. the moderation
Of it. He se:s forth the effect Of the mur-
der in Cuba in this country; there is no
threat. no rage. nothing but the quiet
ioree Of arguments why these his compan-
ions should not suffer with him. Span
iards. the world il not 10 full Of people
who prefer honor to life. Save him
meaning Busa Ny blood ought to be
sufficient And the strange tonch Of pa
tbos OF the close. when IN the midst OF his
iigniiied farewell to the Senors who con-
iemned him. remembering the little ones
II home. be asked them to bid their wives
and children prayfo him. We protest
that We kllpw no more herDic figure in his
tory than his poor captain of lie virgini-
rs in his poverty and commonplace work.
brought face to face with eternity. We
would give to our chiliren no loftier
Thought to refresh them on Thanksgiving
has than thit with which se passed out Of
sight. with his hand held out to help his
brothers and welcoming death with proud
humility as a benefit Of God.'-N. Y.
Tri,aue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-10
SPANISH CRUELTY.


4 most tnnching instance Of heroism and
one pf the most atIocious acts Of cruelty.
the truth of which is vouched for by the
aio't respectable authority. occurred during
The Columbia struggle for independence.
The Spanish General Morilo. the mast
bloOl-thirsty and treacherous tool If The
Spanish king. wus created Count Of Carte-
gena aud Marquis della Peoria. for services
which rather entitle him to the butcher or
hanrmn.
While seated in bis tent one day. be saw
. ydnng boy before him drowned in tears.
the chief dem,uded Of him for what pur-
posa Ne was there.
The child replied that he had come to
beg the lie Of bis father. then prisouer
u Morillo's camp.
"What can yan do to save your fathcr?"
as,.ed the General.
!" / can do hut little. but what Lean
shall be done"
Morilla seized the little fellows ear. and
saids
: Would sou sgfer your ear to be taken
OF 10 procure yonr father releaseH
j" ! certainly WOULD vas she nnlauntei
reply.
The boy wepi. but jia nat resist uaile
the barbarous order wss executed
Would yoa ess yeaf esher car rather
than fail II yonF parpescs was ihs bext
question.
Ihave suffered mnch bat ior my father
| can suffer still, was the answer ofshc boy.
The other ear was taken OF pieoemeal.
without alnchiog on the part Of the noble
boy.
: And now 70, exclaimed MoriIIo. IN.
touched By bis sublime courage the father
Of such sou must die
In the presence of bis agonized and yainly
suffering sou. the patriot father was exccu-
ted
Never did a life picture exhibit such
truthful lights and shades IN national
character; such deep. treacherous villainy
such lofty. enthusiastic heroism
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-10

Out West they have fire flies so large
that they use them to cook by. They hang
the kettle on their hind legs, which ar,
bent for The purpose like pot hooks.
a Texas town was recently visited by !
Clergyman for the first time in its history
and. the hospitable inhabitants proposed
getting up a horse-race for his entertain.
Ilient.
Don't trouble yourself to stretch your
mouth any wider said dentist to a man
wnp was extending Ills jaw frightfuIy
rs intend 10 stand outside during the
performance
a Pennsylvania clergyman has made a
hit ty introducing 'personals' In his prays
ers. sor instance: Lord have mercy on
Jahn sliauuahan, who keeks saloon
near Tie Did led bridge ;eiilIer lay him on
1rd Il sickness OF haze him removed
from this town.
a man in Dainth Is 50 mean that he
guarrels with IiIs wife about the politics Of
the paper she stuiIs her hustle with. The
idea Of attacking woman behind her
back.
They say you are fond Of glass Of wine
every now and them said Neal Dow to a
jolly acquaintance. That's sIanderous
and UNJUST was the reply they should mol
say glass but bottle
'Ah, Jenny. said Ia sympathizIng friend
to one who was just too late for the traine.
you didn't run fast enough Yes did,
said Jenny. 4 ran fast enough, but
didn't start soon enough.
Doctor said a lady to her physician, don't
you think the small bonnets that lLe La
dies wear now days have atcndency to
produce congestion ofthe braine? NO,
madam. Where you zee one ofti,ose bon
nets. there arr no brains to congest.
Madam, why we're you not here beforess'
Il could not come, sir Were you moi
suhpwnead, MADAME sYes slr; but was
sick What was the matter, madam p
4 had an awful boil. SIR Upon yonr
honor. madam = No sir, upon my arm.
Now, Willie, dear said Fanny, -
have little courage, When have pow
ders to take don't like II any more than
you do but make up my mind that
Will take II, and dol' And when
have powder to take. replied Willie,
4 make up my mind that won't take Il,
and don't!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-10
RfGnTusE OF WORDS.

Balance. 10 the sense of res. remainder,
fesidu,, remnant. i an abomination. 81.
lance, is .netuphoricaly. the difference be.
tween the two sides Of an account. the a.
mount which Is necessary 70 make one eqna
TO the other. y Yet We con.
tinnally hear Of the balancc of a congrega.
tion or of an army.
Bountiful is applicable only to porsons
A giyer may be bountifal but his gift eau.
not. Itshould be called plentiful or large
"A bouniiful slice isabsarl.
Get means TO obtain. not to possess
'lIaye you got molascs.' They have 90
bad mannerc.' Why will people persist ia
introducing the world IN such sentences .,
these. when Il il 50 evidently superhuous.
Couple applies to two things which are
hound together ar united ID some way.
"A couple Of apples Is incorrect; two ap-
Piles is what is meant.
Dirt means 9th, and Is not syncnvmous
with earth o. soil. Yet people sometimes
SEEK Of dirt road, or of packing dirt a.
round the roots of trees they are setting.
They maan earth.
Expect looks always iosLe future. You
cannot expect that anything has happened
or Is happening. but only that il will hap.
pen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-10

Bishop IIeber wrote the popular hymn
!. Prom Greonland's Icy Mountains one
Saturday evening In the old vicarsgo house
of his fn,her.in.lsw. Dean Shirley. who
needed II for special occasiop. lie COM
posed Il 10 very snort time. only one word
needed correction. anf Il was printed that
evening and snng the follosing day IN
wrexham Church. Tho printer is still
living who set up the type whena boy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-10

nrArn or 4 srnAxaE CnrArunE. =

neArn or 4 STRANGE CREATURE. =
Miss IIestie Massie. Of Madison county.
died few DAYS rgo. aged G5 years. She
was horn without limbs. farms or legs.
was of nois than ordinary intellect and
md energy; could sweep the noor as well
nnd quickly as ans one could write well.
and read most flaently. AZ nm early age
she became member pf,he Baptisi.Church.
and continued devout christian TO her
death. --dsleciile Cnisen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-10
A TOUCHING STORY.

A drunksrd who had run through pro
r'crty returned one night to his unfnrnishe.
home. lie entered bis empty ball. An
gaisll was gnawing at his heart strings aud
language was inadequate to ex.ress hi
| agony as be entered Ills wife's apartment
md there beheld the victims Of his appetite
bis loving wife and darling child Mo.
rose aud sullen. he seatei hinseIf without
werd he could not speak he could moi
lsak pptheu. The mother said 10 The little
one ii her side
I Come ms dear. tits time to 90 10 bed
and tiisf llitle baby, as she went. knelt hy
berinather's laf, and gazing wistfulIy into
the fafe n Ter suffering parent like piece
of chiseled s'atuary. slowly repeated h er
nightly orison.
When she had finished. the child fbut
four years old) said to her mother.
Dear mother, may not efer up one
more prayer2'
Yes. my sweet pet, pray.
Aud she lifted up her tiny hand, closed
her eyes. and prayed:
oh God. spare. oh spare ms dear papa |!
That prayer was lifted with electric rapidi-
y to the throne Of God. II was heard on
high il was heard on earth. The response
'Amen' Burst from the fathers lips.
aud bis heart of stone became a heart OF
flesh. wife and child we're both elasped to
bis bosom. aud IN penitence he said
MY child. ym have saved your father
from druukard's grave. I'll sign the
pledge
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-10

SKULLS FOR BALLAsr.-The Gernan
bark Matthias Meyer. Captain Nicman,
arrived at this port last Saturday, from
Ancon. Peru, aud is now lying at Front
street wharf. She had On boari l5a tons
Of sand ballast. The sand was taken from
the beach at Callao. Ga Wednesday shs
began to discharge it. Up to last night
about % tons Of sand had been taken from
the bark. aud it had been found i've hu:nm
skulls and large number Of miscellaneous
human bones. tlne Of the ghas.ly relics
was the skull Of young woman, and her
hong. heavy. black hair is in excl enl
preservation. and cling tenaeiously to the
scalp. 10 another the upper row OF .eeth
Is still firm. and foot, with the flesh still
clingiug to the bobes, was thrown into
the bay The Matthias Meyer j. nrobably
ballas;ed vessel that has ever entered the
harbor of San Francisco. The work of dis
charging her will be continued to day, and
20 doubt more reuaius Of humanity will
he discovered. IL is probable that at some
time graveyard was located Oh the beach
al Callao; but that the sand could have
been taken to the bark without discovering
the bones is somewhat remarkable. SD.
Francisco Chronicle.
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Prospectus for is74-sevsnth Year.
TIE ALpINE.

ha Nisfsfrafed Monthly Journal, unirersa,-
ly admitted n De hi lM,lrisoa,est I'criodi-
ostt IL tie lVorhi. A Representative and
OysaBspt1a II dmerictpi T,fste.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-10
ART DEpARTMENT. IS1l.

AhT DEPARTMENT, 1874.
The Illustration OF THE have
won worldwide reputation, and in the
art centres of Europe II Is an admitted fact
that ils wood cuts are examples of tile
highest perfection ever attained. The
e0,nnnn predjudlce ~ favor Of .sleel plates
II rapidly yielding 10 more educated and
discriminating taste which recognizes the
advantages at superior artistic quality
with greater facility of production The
wno'i-cuts 81 THE ALDINE possess all
the dellcacy and elaborate finish &c the
most costly steel plalr, while they afford
a hetter rendering ~ the artists original.
To fully realize the wonderful work
which THE ALDINE Il doing COR the
cau-e Of art culture 10 America. II Is only
necessary to consider the cost 10 the peo-
pie 0fany other decemt representations OF
the productions Ofgrcaf painters.
Ia addition todcsigns BY tits members
oftiie National Acasleniy. aud other noted
american artists, THE ALDINE will re-
produce examples Of the best foreign mas
ter, selected with view 10 the highest ar
iislic success and greatest general Interest.
Thus the subscribers 70 THE ALDiNE
will. NJ d trifling cost. enioy IN his owu
home the pleasures and refining influences
OF true arr.
The quarterly tinted plates for 1874 will
be by Tno.. Moran and .. ID. Woodward.
The Cnrisimasl issue for 1874 will con-
tain special dssi yits appropriate tn the sea-
son, by our best artists. and will.eurrass Ia
attraction any of ilS predecessors.
PREMIUM FOR 1874.
Every subscriber 70 THE ALDINE for
the year 1874 will receive pair OfcilDmos
The original pictures were painted III oil
for the publishers Of 1'HE ALDTNE, by
Thomas Moran, whore great Colorado
pIctnre was purchfse,l hy Congress flr ten
thousand dollars. The subjects were cho-
sen 90 represent ..The East" aud "rhe
Wesl.r One Is view In the White
Mountains, New Hampshire; the other
gives The Cilils nftireen River, Wyoming
Territory. The difference in the nature of
the scenes themselves i a pleasing c0n
trast, aud affords good display VI the ar
tist's scope aud cnioring. The chrunios
are each worked from thirty distinct
plates, and are In size lex lBD and app
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Tile presentation OF wnrthy example Of
Americans greatest landscape painters %
the subscribers of TIE ALDlNE was
hnld hat peculiarly happy ilca. aud IL
successful realization i asteSieh hy the
testimonial over the signature OF Mr. Moran
Ifany subscriber should Indicate pre-
fcrrnce f'wa figure subject. the pubiisls
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aud t,eautlful cliramo. lixa0 inches. rep-
reSenting little Italian exile Whose spea-
king eyes beiray the longing Of his heart.
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BOOTS and SHOES
IN lNTnEFURYTuREpEpARTNEXT

We have rereiscd nlce loi of Walnut
Bed-Sleads and Bureaus
FINN th- wE<f. ~ prise. very much ocl,w fiose
anliaaril ssk.i. We have sl-o beautiful a.
swtinrut nf
Walnut Cheinher Sass. Fnney Painted Sets
rhtirs. wssh-Sfands. l,esi-Stead.. &c.
Wrronlslenilv Fcfrr o. flle al,oyr Sfork 4. H..
lat sJPEitl,tk IN extent and variety o. ang we
hive ryrr Nc nv r1'rei anl we ssg olr frieai-
andtAe piLliegg gisou a. cili y f,rr p,irets4ias.
IlTCKs0A 4 TYAeK.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-10

The same engine at spancer. Mass. erinds
'aus ,ge aud prints the village paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-10

coLoNEL MosBY TENDERS ms SER
VICES. Colonel John S. Mosby called up-
on President Grant to-day and offered his
services in case Of war with Spain. He
said that in The event Of war there would
necessarily be lir ease the troops we're
thrown into Ca6s) great deal Of bush
whackine.
Now said President Grant. in the
late war you we're called bushwhaekef;
you knew the country you travelled over,
hut IN new country like Cuba you don's
know the roads,
Well. that Is so. said Moshy: but did
you know every road you went through
when yoa weus 10 the SouthY
'Of course did not, replied the presi-
dent. but what has that 10 do With itr
Well said Mosby. 4 propose 10 qet
guides Mr. President. IL you will COM
mission me in case Of war. will raise
three thousand men who know what BUSH
uhacking means. They are not anxious
for fght. but they have fought, aud will
follow me 70 the ends of the earth. They
have fought against the fog In other times
TRY them when the national honor is in
yolved. - Washington STIR.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-05-22

in the State of Kentucky and the balance in
other States, coupled with another condition
that the Convention recommend the board to
raise 100000 outside of Kentucky, to be
used for the location and endowment of the
Seminary elsewhere, if Kentucky did not
raise 100000.
The report on domestic missions showed
that the board had employed last year fifty
nine domestic and twenty. y.seven Indian mis-
sionaries, and that the several States which
do their own work, but report through the
board, have sixty.fve additional missionaries,
making 159 in all. Add to this number the
missionaries of the State boards of Virginia,
Maryland, Missouri, North Carolina and
South Carolina-none of whom have reported
their work to the general board, althoug gh
they have each more missionaries than the
States that have reported. For example, Vir.
ginia has nearly fifty State Missionaries, and
the Baptists of the South sustained last year
at least 300 home missionaries.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-05-22

VNHE finest and best assortment Of Dress Goods
for ladies, can be found at DOBSON'S popu-
lar Dry Goods Emporium.