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l0UisIaisa.

The New York EreniQy Post says
In this gloomy condition of affairs the
| single hopeful sign is the action of the
| New ORLEANS Grand Jury. This body,
having investigated charges made sew
orally against McEnery ami Kellogg,
the rival pretenders to tie Governor
ship of the State, has summoned
Kellogg and those who aid and abet
him in what they call ''the usurpation
of the government of the State of
Louisiana" to appear before them and
answer by what authority they have
sent the police of New Orleans from
tie city. The pretext for this use OF
the metropolitan Police is the resist
ance made in the countFv districts to
the payment of taxes to the Kellogg
government, but there seems to be
good ground for believing that they
have been used in this manner solely
because the Kellogg government found
no other means of maintaining it's au-
thority. Judge Abel has ordered the
report Of the Grand Jury to be filed
and sutpo,n&s to be issued for the
persons named IN il to appear as
requested.
This attempt to refer the settlement
| of the existing difficulties to a legal
| tribunal is supported, we are happy to
say, at Washington. General Sher-
man has promptly Informed Kellogg
that 2le cannot use the United States
troops in Louisiana except in the usual
way, by an appeal to the authorities at
Washington. If they order the troops
! to interfere, very we'll but Mr.. KEEL
logg is rot to decide the matter for
himself. Whether tie aid already
rendered by the United States troops
can be justified is question, but Gen
eral Sherman's order transfers the re-
sponsibility for similar action in the
future to the central authority at
Washington.
We scarcely need to odd that the
action of the New Orleans GRAND Jury
IS i'll accordance with our opinion of
the proper way to restore peace in
Louisiana. Much of the disorder which
has already disgraced the State and
the nation is due to the belief of the
Kellogg faction that they would be
supported ia any act by the Federal
Government. But if the remedy pro-
vided by the State laws against those
| who disturb the peace can he enforced,
| without any outside interference, we
SEQ no reason why peace may not be
restored. We hope the law-abiding
citizens of Louisiana will give an ene1-
getie support to this action of the
Grand Jury, apa that there will be no
more jback-door eo1ilp Grications be-
tween New Orleans and Washington.
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a MAN or a THOUSAND.
4 Censunl;stive Cured.

nR. H JAMES. retired Physician, (.ind
- tv nature Chemistry discovered while
III The East indies Grain cure for CO N
UMPTj'N. AGTiiMA, BRONCHITIS. and
GENERAL DEBILITY. 1heH hia only child.
daughter was given up to die. lis c,iild was
cured, and is now alive and we'll. DESTROYS OF
benetitiDg humanity, he will send the recipe,
containing full directions for making this
remedy free on receipt of two STAMPS to paw
cxpens g. There is not siug;e symptom of
CGNSUM PTEON than it does not at once take
hold of and dissipate-Night Sweats, Pee wish
negI, Irritation of the Nerves, Failure of Me m =
cry, Dislcu,k Expectcratiun. Sharp Pains in
the Lungs, Sore Throat Chilly Sensations
Nausea at the stomach, Inaction OF the Bow
els. and Wasting AWAY of the Muscles. Ad-
dress,
CRADDOCK &c CO.,
1882 Race ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
april ~ 9J4w
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PROPRIETORS.
J. e. BENTLEY, Va, p, surgeon III
Charge.
| E. H. iESEENE, VI. H., Ph5 sicis.A.
| in Charge.


| wing arranged >.ltl DE-. r: f. Kline,
! Bellevue Institute for the establish msnt OF a
| permanent office at Goliisbcro for the cu-e Of
Cancer, We take pleaSur" in intCriLlIg tie
| Afflicted that We nave secured Il large, com
modious building, and thoroughly :u' nIs,ied il
| Tor the especial comfort of oar many Parents,
| coming to u from a distance.
DR. - f. Bentley, the Surgeon in charge,
| late Assistant Physician and Surgeon tie
'.PhiladeiPb Bellevue InstItut' - is a gentle
man OF high profes sional attainments, ply
| stefan OF experience, AID well skilled in the
treatment of taucer by our m. ikOts.
DR. ,rI.ene has for 5 years had charge of a
Branch Office, to Or Riine's Institute at Char
lotte, n. C., and his success in The of Cam
Ger and other Chronic Diseases has t. en- US :
pTecedented &
Cancers W il, as heretofore. be treated nuaili-
ly with DR.. Kme's great Cancer Antiao:t S,
wonderful in their erect anu permanent in
their results. he truth Will warrant ia in
saying that more PERM ANENT CURES h we been
made by hem than by any and al other NTH
DDS combined.
We will take pleasure in sGEc!iRg the na
and 2. o. addresses on persons cured wears ago
and who remain peri city well NJ Ia til time.
to any who will apply. Let all the All cttd
write for u circular, or come and see "a. 'ton-
sulration tree. Professional wee within tbs
reach of ALL
Intir mary on WainIt sheet. sesGnd door s4sf
OF the new Hotel. Board IN the Institute law
as the market " i'll Kermit
Our Office at Charlotte is in charge of Ur.
Lindley, who is treating large numbers at that
place. All Chrcnic Diseases treated with un-
precedented success.
march IA W3m
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"Josh Billings" Henry W.. Shaw:
can Essay on a Mule was the small
beginning of his popularity eight years
ago, and he has since accumulated in
cash above, all expenses, and now has
at ia&exest. 81, 600"
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JAMES VI. LIPr!1T,

JOHN L. WOOSTER
DEALER IN
ID IL Z G $, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES
Fancy Toilet Articles. DC. &c.
" II o l. E 8 4 L Z AND RET1yy
Corner Front ami Market Streets.
(MoLin's Old Stand)
WItMINGTON, NORTH CAROLrHa.
may II, 1872. ~ e.,
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TII
JAMES REDMOND, Fred PHILLIPS, W G
LEWIS, MATHEW WENDELL.
Issues Certificates OF De pcsit bearing interest
Is authorized by Charter 10 rert fse an da-
posit moneys held in trust by Executors, Ad-
mnistra'ers, Guardians, &c &c, &c.
Sells Checks at lar on New York, baltimore
Phiafeiphia, Norfolk, Columbia, Charleston,
Richmond, Petersburg and all IL q cities and
towns in North Carolina
Buys and sells checks in sums to suit On Great
Britain. Ireland, Germans, France NC
BUYS and sells Gold, Silver, Bank Bills.
Bonds. Stocks, &c, SC.
strict attention given to the orders AID re
quests Of our country friends by mail or other.
wise. - 80
nov 20 ao6-na-tf-d&
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is prepared directly from the SOUTH
AN Frs CAN PLA MI. and is perfectly pc
larry ariSeG IL all these diff ,'ultie.: il: Will
cleanse The tifi6hd ii!p9l, sIfcngthen the Life
GirinT Poaoers. and RHn0rr az UtEtyArtioi,s iro.
}npGil'ld ant Enfec6Jef Organs :.
1t should be freely taken. .Juru~
bella is prOn''nncef by ,-oicai writers lie MIST
eEs "Iealt Purifier, Tonic and Deo6Stgueat known
in the while -anga of medicinal plants. 4w
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INTERESTING
Stories, Tales, &c.
are given every week making it the best fam
lily paper published in the country


is very large throughout the State and the
whole South. Ia New Hanover, Edgeeombe
Onsiow. Duplin. Sampson. Brunswick, Bladen
and Columbus it is especially large, while in
Halifax, Wilson, Wayne. Carteret, Robesan
Richmond. Arson, Cumberland and Moore
end in several counties of South Carolina, its
eirr.siatio IS very good.
is published, .ycEy EridaT c., the follow
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A. \ E1EsST.CgASS NEWS AND
LITERARY JOURNAL,
rs gTSENCEILED.

I'm Traced IN ats co!c.ans IS more complete,
COMPACT, Vet comprehensive history of the
wor ,d's dongs, from week to week, than can
possibly be found in any other journal
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1t l. just the paper for the home and tireside,
full of good reading; all the best Editorials ct
the daily; al the Congressional, Legislative
ant. Political news of the day.
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Hay! Hay!!
SUI BALES PRIME HAY,
For sale by
WILLIAMS s. MURCHISON.
$50 REWARD.

EFT uS SATURDAY
H a Nay 10Th, ny son VIII; *
LIS tCciored) Willis is aged &7
about Il year; has dark N
brown mpltxion, full face, 1H/
larg" round ty"s, fine white auku(8917
teeth. a little bead Just budding on his upper
lip. l. i-raily quick spoken, Is abort five feet
three im'hes high. and Will weigh 1870 lao
pounds Tick set. wears number eight shoa -
lie fnck with him. when lie lett my single bar
re'ed. pc:cu ion gun catered from flint and
steel. lie a'sD carried with lin, besides his
other clothes, Il tiI k. black coat ami pants.
both OF same mitkrial, a brown coat and pants
OF The same goods. ANT n brown, country ma !e
hOmc-pan vest. Ec LETT i'll company with one
Ken Pickett another colored boy or about The
same age. hit who is of Il slender builI', not so
i'm sh ale darker than Willis; Willis also had
with him two psir ct sho" one coarse-som =
what worn. one tDc-nearly new Will give the
above r"Nari to have laid Willis sarr. ndercd 10
me at Jack 6nvlle. OnSiow county, o. lodged
in any jail where l can get him And to ac-
persons 10 employ such means to CAPTURE and
secure his body, as |, in viriu:e of being his
father. could enUOy
The said boy Willis was well treated lsy me,
AID ahsCon,!e'i fr~m nv service without my
c n-tnt and vi bout any reaso able ex'use -
emp oy said Willis. / understand re will en-
d@aVor TO make his wav to South Carolina.
WILL Is VENTERS,
jacksonville, Dnslow counts. y. O..
u. 5. The captor OF Wilt will p'ease notify
the subscriber Ivy letter, address to Richard
slow county, n. c. For his re liability, the
subscriber refers to DIR, Ei,hard W. Ward, at
present in WilInin gton.
may II IlS-d2tawSwlt
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TER nj S /:

One copy. fcr one year 50 n(
One copy, for six months ! 0(
Three copies, for one year. $1,000. ) sc
Four copies, for one ye;lr OF
Five copies, for one year w 81
Ten copies, for one year 10 OF
Twenty copies, for one yeaG IS CO
~ TO every getter- up of a CLUB OF TEN
one copy rili he sent free for one year.
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It's Market Reports

are always full and accurate. The Review of
the Markets is accepted by tie mercantile COM
munity as the true index of the commerce of
the city, while its repor other markets are
full end reliahle.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
c. II Darfec. Mcrchsnt; W. Q. Gould. City
Eng'r, II. l.. Newman, Banker; P. q. Lowe,
Car iJalisr; H. II. Bush, Lumber: e. K. More
head, Ner, hart III. ". t'illett, Merchant; j. L..
Viewer. NJ. ID q. F. Prescott, Cornmcrc ial; j.
". English, LAWYER; James y. Kitchen, Far
mer: c. Mol, r, Ca>ii'r Ger. : II r. T. Carr,
Architect.
OFFICERS
L. II. DuEtee, President; III. l. Newman. Vice
President; Geo F. Prescott, Scc'y; Carl Muller,
Treasurer.
The well knO Er character of the Directors Of
the Hsrcantiie LiLlrQry dissertation and the en-
dor>eInent presented i sufficient guarantee
TO all assent ticket-ho that their iutcr-ets
viii he fully guard, Il and protected.
Il ! CORES lOnde nee STRICTLY CONFIDENT u nj
arsy person drawing prize need not he known
uII!C-S thew So dcsiIc.
r Ike Is drawingr lies will be ra>he'i on ght.
TtiS : the grrno' st, safest AMI best ent. III
ever presented to the pub .ic
Official lists OF winning numbers will iir sent
TO purchasers of ii .Aets iInmed "a ely after III.
distribute ion.
For information ana tickets. address
BAMBERGE s. CO, Gen1 Ag'ts.
% LIBERTY STREET, y w YORK.
Tickets sent c. O. d. at our expense.
AZ. MS wanted. Liberal Com lIis-lolS paid.
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s.s. S..se.5DD IN CASH.

at f.AiNG'S IA L, ieav-nworth, On the 25th
day OF June, 1875 Tor the benefit o. the Library
5 1913 Cash Gifts, amounting TO S:s32, 5j5.
THIS enterprise is endorsed by the Governor,
Secretary ri state, Auditor of State, Superin-
tend n of PIU!c Instruction. Treasurer of
Stat, Mayer and Common Council CT eaven-
wort ard 4! leading business men OF the State,
aud the certainty OF the distrib utiOn and pay
ment OF gifts, As advertised. is fully guaranteed.
Tickets 81 each, 3 for SIS, q for 40.
Memorandum OF Cash Gifts To be distr buted
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N Office

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APtLica
tIon win be made to the BOARD Ct I;-,.,
- etors OF
the Wilmington & Weldon Rai;r,ad. f., -o.,
certificate o. ore 'h"'e Of s'ec'l Of he alor.
Company, issued originally ta Og.n a.,a,
and transferred IT, the snhse her i.y + "a.
strong, Adm traitor, tl3r sarn.- h.,5o,.
lost. WA. Il! Is,>x,t.
mat IL f. W.
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NOT \ BAILABEE OFFENCE.

Mr.. MeCarty and all the seconds
We're originally arrested under the
duelllng act and were bailed, Mr.
McCarty III the sum of 5000 and the
seconds III the sum of $4,000 each.-
They are now charged with murder,
which IS not bailable offence. The
day appointed for the trial before tue
Police Court under the original war
rants is Thursday, May ODD, it having
been postponed until that time i'll or
der that the result of the wounding
might be definitely known The trial
OF MIR. McCarty under the new war
rant before the same tribunal will
probably depend upon his ability to
appear to answer.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

l-&S EVERY ONE HIS OWN
w. DOCTUk-Beinga ptiy:,t. ius;rrtr,
or for married pes sons. or those about q. .
married, both male and female. in ey-rvI;,;f a
concerni the ply siulogy and relation OF o, .
sexual ~ stem, and the production II nj ;r,ye,f-
ion CT otfs:'rjng, mclu.ljta all the new s.i>cny,-
Ties never before given the f.ns.i:.ih lr.rs. o
BY 81 NJ. YOUNG. NJ 10. 7 his l. rally i y;;lT'
able and Interesting work II is wGi.f,,, i,
PLAIN laut1"+-e for tie general aieT, -, !.
illustrated with i.nyI wines AZ
Young mari lea. people Or tho>" lin,
ftgti- and having the least 10
i,'ti liz, siOuld read this book Etsi>.f~..
secrets that rvtrV 0ur should he ::to":I led
with still il is haoE That must he Ia. -, ma
All NOS let lie atCEt IL; ;.auSe. II iii 80 ..ar
10 arv address on r,,rI.ii Ut ~ cents. .itrrss
DR. WIN. i'btNG- No. 40 pa dee sire i .iuye
Fourth, Philadelphia.
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THE PLAINS, Fauquier Co., Va. /
February 9th, 1873
HH. q. p. KNfGHT-Sir:-The' Paint came
safely to hand ordered-tao kegs, five gal
Ions eac" and three buckets, one gallon each.
As practice Vas slack, l did the Job myself.
Two weeks, not constant work, completed the
house, two oats. The last coat applied thick
and it Is ROW generally c1Eced d, that for
"Enamel'' like har ness, and body. and bar
mony uf cDlurs, there Is MT a handSomer job
the place. L SAVED sxTT-FIvE 1857 DOL
LA ny the operation, which is an item just
cen.Ia IL adopted IN this State. ANY country
lat can apply it.
L have never dabbe1 in such stock as Testf-
mUnials, but +, ell So 70 chilly the great adapta-
bitity ot your "Enamei PANT to the wants OF
our peOp ia exec leud of mater al, in beau
ty of coIo: and in he fact of i BENG IEADY
MIXED, hat giva free pcrmiss on lit it is
desirable to yOu) t, N AXE WI at use you think
Proper of this letter.
Very res ectfally and truly:
s. MCGILL, NJ. ID.
ALrIMoRE, Dec. 10th, 1872.
MIRO. P. KNIGHT-Dear Sir: 1t AFT. :dS me
much pleasure to say TO yoa that TIE Brad ey
Patent Enamel Paint far exceeds my eXpecta
ton IN economy, beauty, and, 1 have every
rea>OA to believe. in dHrabi ity. More Than
twelve months since / painted the roof o. my
Hotel Mansion Eousa) with the Bradley Pat
ent EHam-l Paint, and l well pleased
with il deter mined to paint the outside OF the
Hotel, and am most happy to say it gives me
if this testimonial will be any advantage to on,
You are at liberty to use it.
Yours. most respe ctfully,
ISAAC ALBERTSON,
NJ nsion House Hotel, n. w. corner Fay cite
snd st. Paul Streets, Baltimore.
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DIRECTORS:
ID. X. MURCHIsoN. of Williams & Murchison
GEO X. FRENCH, OF Geo. French & Son.
II. VOLI ERs. OF Adrian & Valler-.
j w HINSoN, OF Srrunt & binsop.
q NJ STEDMAN, OF Wright & Ste3man.
JAMES LEAK, of Waiesb ro.
NJ WEDpETL, OF Tarborr. n C.
BoRpEN. Of Geldsboro, n G.
i. b. GRANGER, President.
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ESTABLISHED 1914,
The wilmington Journal
weekly
THELARGEST, BEST AND CHEAP
EST PAPER PUBLISHED IN
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Wilmington JoURNAL (Weekly) en-
teri:ig upon lis twenty ninth annual volume. has
been greatly enlarged an improved 1t is the
only thirty--ix column paper IN the State.
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". T. hNte IsQ- Icni on nh.S He>.A
Bradieys Patent Enamel Paint, which Iur
chased from YOU, used inside aid outside. both
at my dwelling aud sore, Tor two ears IL
gives me great pleasu v he BILE 20 Say tl'a
it comes iu ly up to your recOu,ms ndatGns in
facility OF use, economy, durability Il au-
ty- Your. very t. MY
THOMAS - IRViSG.
OF Thos J. Irving Co 1GS Yves Bait st
BALTIMORE, Sept. 80, 1872.
To THa PUBLIC.-It affords me much pleas
nre to state tina. in July, 1871, Font Street
Theatre was painted inside and Out with Brad
ley's Patent Enamel Paint, for which G. P.
knight, Nc 90 West Lombard street, is agent
and to testify to Its superiority over any and ALI
other paints for similar uses. In no privat"
dwelling can pal 30 sbly be subjected TO the
ry severe test it untiergues at this cst.ibi h
ment. where, during our daily cleaning, soap
and soda constantly applied to it, and yet it
appears as sound and fresh when first put
on. OF the numerous advantages it possesses
over other paints [ will mention its ben &
mixed and really for i'll quantities to suit
purchase rs, its quickly drying proper les,
which saves much time in the execution Of
work where p lint is ne edcd. and it, -ery Ter
ceptibls tenacity, which imparts beauty and
durability to tie objects on which it is used.
As such most earnestly recon- mend It {" the
merchants and trad2sU en- of CITY. beiev-
ing that it will give them greater satisfaction
than they can possibly anticipate.
WM- f. SINN. Front st. TheStre.
Bait mo:e. April 25, 1872.
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1t is the most powerful cleanser
strengthened and remover OF Glandu ar Oh
structiCnS known no Nrterid Ne8tcd
1t Is specially adapted to constitutions
90 worn down. and debil,ttted by the warm
weather 81 Sp.i.lg and summit T, when the blood
is not in active circulation, cgnsei emily gath
Tested by Tum 'rs, Erupt ons, BIotches, BoiIS
P;'stulcs S 'rotu'a. &C.. sc.
xGhc:, weary and lanGNiSi frcm over
work, and dBlincs- urGwsiness and inertia tuke
the place OF energy ahd lgor, :he svsteIn needs
a Tonic to build it up and help the E.ta. Farces
to egain their rcc,ipcratrvr power.
In the hea. Of Stssss .sler, frequently the
Lircr and .g!5t2en SO not properly pertor M their
functions. the < tcrine and Urinary Organs are
inactive, pTodIcjng we:ii,ne~s Of the stomach
and intestines aud predisposition to btiioQs
deraT gCneGt.
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Agents A Rare Chance

We will psy all Agents $50 per week an cash,
who Will engage with Us AT ONCE. Everything
furnished aud expenses paid. NsANUEAC-
TUBING co., BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
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~ AFsLTcTED A&D UNRnRruH,Tr

~ AZ *IfCTED AID CNEAET'irS ,TF
No matt, v fiSt !;e ,OHr DISEASE. IL. f.r-
you place s"urseIt under - care of any or IT,.
CU AINS-nl;lVt2 an. ,oTcIgn--N 80 axe.
IN tins Gr any Ct''"T ran. get s-;lf.y o. j,r
Iou"e's look af' rs:ati i carefully. 4 =, i! be
the III "a rs at saving yOH may "a collar, vnrr
health, AID possibly ,CDr life. Dr. Young can
be consulted Oh amy ct the djs;';-~rS i"-,-cil.ci
in his public .Iiofs by mail or IT AS Office -,
ZIG Spruce street, at.Jyc Fourth, FuIiaic!l.!lia
sept % :it,-NEtD
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SPECIAL POLICEMEN.

After midnight number Of mutual
friends of Mr.. Mordecai and Mr.. Nc
Carly called at the second police sta
ton and requested Justice White, in
view of the condition of the prisoner
and other peculiar circumstances of
the case, to swear i'll several of them
as special policemen. To this request
the magistrate acceded, and Messrs.
Sprigg Campbell, Edward Mayo, John
5. Morson, VIM. ID. Coleman and
Philip L. Sutton were accordingly
sworn i'll at once, and ordered 10 re
heve the regular policeman on duty at
the door of Mr.. McCarty's residence.
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THrhOrOs Branch
DIRECTORS j.:

NJ WEDDELfL,. .Presiden
y. ID. GU ING,--. Casliie
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WHERE JOSEPH WAS.

Our carrier pigeon was promptly
summoned, and sent forth from the
ark of public safety-the Herald office
to learn what tidings, if any, could
be obtained Of the missing Joseph. On
returning it reported that the acute
detective had been seen entering his
building on Broad street that it was
generally believed he had also grant
ed an interview to an incorruptible
and hisll-1ninded newspaper man;
and that he had also been
seated i'll carriage with that
henchman and lackey of Grant, the
learned and mighty packer OF juries,
Hashin, sometimes known as Erskine.
Our carrier pigeon could not say posi-
was trying to get Haskin to have the
Herald indicted for high treason and
other obnoxious crimes, OF to pass an
order declaring that anybody WAC
didn't buy his coal. meditated rebel
lion against the United States Govern
ment. It'night even haze been that
Joseph was endeavoring to ascertain
whether the man who stole MacRae's
letter and sent it to him could not be
discovered and severely punished for
violating the private correspondence of
another. For Joseph is ''an honorable
man, very honorable man."
JOSEPH AT BOOST.
But be that as it may it is certain
that Joseph was not at his Office and
that when he was seen on the street
his countenance changed more satur-
nine than ever.
The Herald, determined that great
and good man like Joseph should have
his say, waited until it supposed he
had taken his tea and toast and was
for his evening pipe, when
another reporter was despatched to his
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HOW ABOUT THOSE BONDS?

The issue of bonds was also taiAed
Of on yesterday, and we heard it ex-
planned in this way. Last April when
the complaint came up about "no divi-
dends, it WAS decided by Joe to issue
eight hundred thousand dollars of
bonds The issue of these bonds would
create the impression to the public that
the road was nlailia.G, no money, while
in truth these bonds weIe not to be
sold, but were divided among the
losses, and then, instead Of drawing
dividends, they draw interest ON their
bonds.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

For balance of prizes send for circular.
This c, ncort il under The supervision and
rectiOn OF the following
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THATTEL MORTGAGES
For sale at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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From the Richmond Dispatch.
THE RICHMOND DUEL.
DEATH OF MIR. MoRDECAa.

It will be remembered that on the
night of the duel Mr.. Mordecai was
taken, at his own request, by his
friends, Messrs. Royal and Trigg, to
the residence of his cousin, Major e..
T. d. Myers, on West Franklin street,
near Monroe Park. Here he was the
recipient of the kindest and most con-
slant attention that could be rendered
by the hands of affectionate relatives
and friends or of accomplished and
experienced surgeons. Under this
treatment he seemed to be doing and
really did