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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14
THE VERY LATEST.

RALEIGH, August Z.
Wake county has gone Democratic.
Davis is elected by 1,5OO maJoI1ty IN
the district. News from all sources
is of the most gratifying character.
MAGNOLIA, August Z.
Vie of Sampson-McKoy 1,o965,
Russell 1912, Pool 1,666, PurneH
1853, Waddell 1870, Mckay l,39o;
cain of 292 votes for Mckoy, on the
Merrimon vote.
The County Officers are elected by
400 to 500 majority.
Norment received one vote more
than McKoy.
ABBoTTsBURa, August 7.
The majority for Russell, in Bladen,
is 233. with one township to hear
from. which will not alter the result
much. The balance of the Kepupllcan
ticket is about 200 ahead, Democrat
ic gain of 81. One Democratic County
Commissioner was elected.
LUMBERToN, August Z.
The prospects are Frightening tor
old Robeson-almost clear sweep.
The official vote has not yet been re-
ceived.
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wilson COunty-Hfgic

Polo Abb, Purnell 1929; being d
Democratic gain of l25 over the Meri-
rimon vote. Judge-Grainger, Demo
erat, 1,420; Clarke, Independent Re
publican, 10; Seymour, Republican,
1,124. Solicitor-Sherard, Repub-
Iican, 500; Moore, Republican, 1903.
Congress-Blount. Dem. 1890; Hy-
man, Rep, 1,0S9. Senator-Cooke,
Dem, 1,434; Boddie, Dem, 1,449;
Stanton, Rep, 1,1S0; Sharp, Rep,
1,1GS. Eatman, Dem, I, ,446;
Barden, Rep, 1,137. Entire Demo
cratic county ticket elected.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14

FAIR BLUFF, August /.
Poi 21- p,,,,eI -c7 N.ddell
51t ,InL.r 80 7Irko- / 34f Rms
IN -9t Enr,,ant $40 Gntto3 --3
I..i,'o:-'1 81 ctn,.i,,. -6n
mo faiIn,rin(r arn tba 1naiorit-es in
C,i,-,>,I,,,.. o,,,,5t,. fn, Ito Dgr,ocr,tir-
oi'''ii''', co't'., l"' 'lI'5 i.I ''o,o
Cons.fE;fiye =, c"A"!H2'eS, i wit win one one
% =" 1i'i;il'' Li''tit, '>I,-il
WI VII, ho1 ch"i'6 ''!7 -" "''S II '''ol'
o., ~ >r,t-.,,- - ,-.,r,r,c,4 700
f09l 80 'i,,iAoS - :, - % iii''i.' ''''
,,t'''ii ~ tta,.,--'t:-, iI'',,'- oo,,4,-
ine Sit'ils' I5.i'1' 1900 ,,'-'r - -G4
tlc,e' - e'l5',> q ~ al tIo
Iitnloi - - oa,,;,,o, N
7. .W,;.;.,.n,oi.. I,y ~ least 100 majority.
...sl, ,-,-,[.I, .n, ,;,.fi,inc-her,,
pcr7,>cT.>I Arons+7
cr.-
J''ici.'i[ iNC L't-''1I> ~ - "I" 10y
gam. ~" "li'' - LII
c.''-c c"i'd"2'e9 5"i 'iiS .''Ii'l:o ''n"
liv'ia,'' are tItG't" ~ 90 ma ma 0il.N
or 5''S ,i-i'-- 'T;, ES,,-,1,i;,,,
!'.N -,'.'' i'''1l iat; ','.e-.,' o.
j'fi'E ~ ''.e l''9' ''''o''''-1 '''9 = 49,
NADFsGoEo. august :, l"'f.
-Iaioliiics in Anscn county: Ashc
49,, T;ixton -. Pool l43.
Najoiities IN Monroe and Union
county: Asilo $40, Pool 4Z3, Fuller
III.
Mai0rities in Aibcm2rie. and Stanly
county Ash9 t, io2' 1 1,l ool =. H., s.i s'A,ei
ahp'''' We Ia -. iH',SS.; 57;,,' 5o'
light ana nave large ',e''loo,'..ic S',iiH'
KINGSTON, August I, 1874
Jenoir gives the following maiori-
ties : Purnell 146, Lyman lVl, Ci"fho
for Judge 81. Iarfott, Democra Tor
House 56. SugG, Democrat, - elected
Senator from this and Greene county,
by As molorlty.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14
TEE CAROLINA CENTRAL. NAEG-
WAY OF vOEsFEg CA.eoysSss

We have had placed upon our table,
4 pamphlet Of fourteen pages, contain
ing descriptive mcmoir Of the above
named Railway, and the adjacent
country, with maps by the Chief En-
Gmeer, Colonel S. l.. Fremont. 1t was
Published in Wilmington, n. c., by
Engclhard & Saunders Steam Power
Press Printers, Journal Buildings.
The first ten pages OF the pamphlet
IS devoted to description of the
country through which the line passes,
portions of the counties of Baden,
brunswick, Hobeson, Richmond, An
son, Union, Mecklenburg, CASTOR,
Lincoln, Cleveland and Shelby. The
length Of the road is 242 miles and the
valuable timber lands, and the valua-
Die mineral lands, and the fertile cot
ton' corn and wheat lands ere IN
e4ualied either in quantity OF quality
ny any road IN the State or in the
'oouth, OF the same length.
Inc connections at Charlotte are IN
surpassed and it would seem all that
could be desired. Five lines, diverg-
ing III as many different directions,
North, South, West, Southwest and
northwest, must necessarily do much
% add to both the freight and passen-
8tf business of the road, rs will ap-
pear from the following table of dis
tances:
from Charlotte to Charleston. 90 mis-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14
CHARLOTTE, August Z.

The news comes in well this morn
ing. Oar ticket will average 300 ma
iority. Pool and Ashe gain about 300
on tho vote of II.
The county returns are not com
plete. Large gains are reported in
Castor county for Pool, Ashe and
Scnenck. Cabarrus reports 450 ma
iority for Schenck, and all the noml-
nees elected. White folks about here.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14
EEarsleft (OUutJ.

In this county Col. WaddeH polled
$50 votes. and his competitor, Neill
Mckay, 760 votes. Col. Waddell, it
viii be seen, has thus walked away
from the no parlor and no kitchen
mans own home with rs majority, a
gain of 43 on the Merrimon vote Col.
Poo. majority in Harnett is 203; Mr..
Pegrum, for the Senate, 204 and Mr..
Fuller, for Judge, 135. The County
Democratic ticket was also elected.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14

The Associate Editor @: IL, .T,Htt-
Cl1t Upuln recently gave great 81. i.,,e
to one Bcnuar, a Li.utcaant III HE
Federal amy, stationed az lolkvi,lr,
s. C., by his comments ul"n a gross
insult offered by Bonner - Miss IIal,
the daughter Of the Probate ,IuI@s Of
York comfy. AE.stak:ng tie author
OF the article and learning hat tie
uucompromi5ing Union Editor Of the
NO1Hc' was to address p Sunday
School celebration at Dethci chm cI,
this doughty wearer Cf shoulder
straps determined upon the arrest &
General Hill, and sent Z ;11%2c to
Bethel for that purpose. i happened
that the General was not there foT
The good reason that he had not been
invited, ard SO this imitator os Canb.v,
Sicklcs and their fellows, failed III his
purpose. It IS time these arbitrary
arrests hal ceased. These ere times
Of peace, not OF war, and there &rC
regularly constituted courts for tie
trial of all offences.
The puerile threats Of this under
strapper, says the Raleigh Mars, DO
not seem to have seriously disturbed
the serenity Of the Senior Of the UuH,",
while the Junior les informed Denncr
Of his responsibility for the article and
OF his readiness to answer for it il
any way lie may indicate.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14

The following are the returns from
Brunswick county. received yesterday.
As will be seen Ersseli's majority in
that county is 90: Pool l,009; Pnrnell
o3D; WadGell ,nI4; Mckay 934; Nc
koy 976: Russell 926; Norment 992;
Sutton 973; Senate-Devane LODI;
CashweH 947; House-Bennett 99G;
Ross 953; Treasurer-Thees I.003;
Ruark $50; Register of Deeds--Guth-
rie 1,0O9; Galloway 95l; Surveyor
Drew 9S9; Grissett 969; Clerk of Su-
perior Court-Curtis go; Swain 972;
Sheritf-Galloway 997; Taylor 972;
Coroner-Taylor 1910; Lucas 938;
County Commissioners-Denocratic
ticket elected by al average majority
of G5. The entire Democratic county
ticket is elected with tie exception Of
DR.. w. G. Curtis, candidate for Supe-
rior Court Clerk, who was defeated by
Swain by only two votes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14

The citizens OF Connecticut are in
blssfItl ignorance OF the geographical
boundaries Of their State. According
to a speech recently delivered in the
Legislature at New Haven, in favor of
making an appropriation OF $4,000
for a survey, it would appear that
there is not single person within the
State who can tell what those borders
are. The lines between New York and
the State, and between the State and
Massachusetts,, have never been fixed:
the exact boundaries of counties and
towns are not known; the configura-
ton OF the land has never been correct
ly ascertained; even the sources and
courses of its rivers and streams ara
not to certainty given in any map
which has yet been made. Indeed,
the Surveyor General has testified that
there was no such thing as an even ap-
prq2imately correct map Of the State
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14
COLUMBUS.
FA1R BLUFF, August I.

IAIIt bLJfF, AuBO5O =.
The vote at Cerro Gordo was as fol-
lows: Pool 2O7, Purnell So, Waddell
1913, Mckay G9. McKoy 1919, Russell
II. Norment 1913, Sutton 81, French
900, Stanly 60. Richardson 132, Viii
...,,..e 127. The county officers are
OK. Iel1ect quiet prevailed all day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14
PIeltas.S st0s,ss.

James Heaton was arrested on Fri
day ana bound over for his appearance
before the Mayor on Tuesday morn
ing next The bond IS for 81 eco ard
the suretie8 are Daniel l.. Russell,
George Z. French and :. L. Manning.
1t is said that on the very morning
that Russell signed the bond he ex-
pressed the conviction that he WAS
elected. II snch had really been the
case he would have eventually sat in
judgment on a case in which he was a
EOndSmun
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14

''Who's there % said Jenkins, ono
cold winter night, disturbed i'll his re-
pose by some one knocking at tho
street door. ga friend" was the an
swer. ''What do you want 90 "Want
to stay hero all night" "Queer taste,
amt it =? But stay there by all means,"
was The keleVoIent reply.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14
GUILFORD.
GREENsBoRo, August 7.

Vhf-il-7f5l17JIsO, -A'tS5 SI''N ''
GuiIford gives the following majorl-
ties: Pool So, Scales 129, Ruifin 232,
Dason 1JO Our Legislative and county
candidates are elected by handsome
vote.
Morehead and Wilson are consider
ed safe. The vote Of Alamancc has
not been reported.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14

We learn from the Raleigh New
that the Fifth Annual Fair of the Ro-
anoke and Tar River Agricultural So
ciety viii beheld this year on the Goth,
2lst, 22i and 23d OF October, follow
ing tho week Of the Raleigh Fair and
preceding the Richmond Fair ono
week.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14

The San Antonia (Texas) cypress
says: "The cotton worm began to be
seriously feared recently in tins sec
ton of the State, when the rains were
so frequent and so long continued.
But the hot and dry weather We have
had for week or two past has not
only destroyed the possibility of the
worm, but is calculated to mature the
cotton to the greatest perfection. Il
heavy crop may now be regarded as
certain"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14

A Scotch clergyman. preaching one
day, quoted the passage "And L said
in my haste that all men arc liars"
and added: sWhat's that, MIR.
Psalmist Said it in your haste, did
you? Had you lived in our day you
would have said it at your leisure"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14

Owen F. Love. a boy of fourteen
years, who by industry and remark
able economy for one SO young. had
accumul ted sufficient to build him a
shop and start confectionery store
on Bladen street, on opening his shop
yesterday morning, found nearly his
entire stock, consisting of candy, ci-
gars and tobacco, removed. Rather a
hard blow on the little fellow.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14
OnSsOy.

The following is the vote polled in
Onslnw
For superintendent OF Public In
struction-Pool 962, Purnell, (not re-
ported. Congress-Waddell 952; Me-
Kay ASS. Judge-McKoy 1904, Rus
sell 497. Solicitor-Norment 952, Sut-
ton $50. Senate-Bell S24, Koonce
53l. House-Shacklefor 925. Sher-
iff-Murrill 1922. Clerk-HuSgins
III, johnson 541.
The entire Democratic ticket elected.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14
ST S I s ATE NEWS.

The Rocky Mount Mail says
Bunch Walker, q white radical Of
NJ ii, was at NasLville last Monday,
talking loudly Of The LGUi8 Summers
Civil Rights hill. lie was informing
the assembled crowd that Republicans
voted taa measure down when it was
brought TD i'll Congress. Our county
man, 1Lr. Lewis Sumner, little dreams
of HE fame that IS his.
Tie Ncwborn Times says: The Rev
cnuo Cater Stevens arrived from
trip down the river and through tho
sound as far as Ocracoke, at which
latter place the people living along tho
beach Lad ICr a day or two been pick
ing NJ barrels Of -four and other ar
ticjcs washed ashore. 1T IS presumed
tha5 some vessel had been wrecked at
Cape lookout or vicinity, but nothing
definite had been learned.
The Charlotte Observer says: Tho
most terrific hail storm ever known in
this section fell yesterday about two
O'Clock, four miles from this city, at
HUtOn's LII, on the e., &. 65 A. Rail
road. Some OF the stones We're as
large as Il mans fist, andmany OF
them, after being brought four miles
through the sun, Tc:ghcdthrec ounces.
The storm continued for some time
end did much damage to cotton and
otLcc crops.
The Raleigh Sentinel says: The COM
10itteO Of arrang ngamcnt5 for the cele-
bration Monday night. We learn, have
invited several distinguished speakers
from abroad, aud among the number
are Major Gregory and Colonel Hin
ton, Of Petersburg. These two gentle
L4.n did gallant Wollz il the recent re-
dClnption Of the Cochade City from
Radical rn'e, and eal littingIy rejoice
with US lii our glorious victory. We
hope they VIII ind it convenient to
accept the invitation.
The Charlotte Observer says: We
are eratiticd - learn that Rev. +. II.
Harding, Of hilton. has been unani-
mously called to the pastoral charge
OF the Second Presby terian Church of
this city. This gentleman is one of
the most leaned and eloquent divines
in the State. Hc IS also !. gentleman
OF fine social qualities and will be as
popular as pastor as he Is a preacher.
We congratulate the members Of tho
Second Presbyterian Church on tho
choice they have made Of pastor.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14

Al TfTIETY-FtvE the Average Ameri-
can discovers that he has an ''Infernal
Stomach" and goes into the hands OF
the doctors for the remnant OF his life.
Prevention is better than cure, but
DR.. WALFER's VINEGAR BITTERs will
both cure and prevent dyspepsia, dis
eases of the skin, liver, kidneys, and
bladder, and ali disorders arising from
an "infernal stomach" 4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14
LATER.

BEAUFORT, Aug. 8.
The Oaksmith bolt has ruined us.
McKoy's majority Will be about $50.
Waddtll's majority will be % to -.
ROCKINGHAM, Aug. 6.
The following is the official vote of
Richmond county: Pool, l,2l7; Pur-
nell, J, I,194; Ashe, 1857; Davidson, l.
1872; Fuller, 1859; Buxton, 1,41;
Pemberton, 1929; Mcdonald, 1926.
For Senator, Lagrand, Democrat, l.
354: Jordan, 1924. For the House,
Walker, Democrat, 1913; Fletcher,
LOTT. Aycock, Everett and Gibson,
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cumberland So.tasy-<sffiCfa

Pool ., 1G5, PurneH 1868. Con
gress, Waddell 2, i5f; Mckay 1897.
Judge, Fuller, 1850; Buxton. 2,0T1.
Solicitor, Pemberton, ?, 179; McDon-
aid, 1861. Senate, PegraY, Dem,
2,190; Harrington, Rep, 1891. House,
McRae. Dem, 2.1J5; Iessup, Dem.
2.1T0; Lutterioh, Rep, 2,O0l: Blocker,
Rep, 2.010. Entire Democratic coun-
~ ticket elected. Democratic gain OF
1910 over the vote of -, and gain Of
one member Of the Legislature.
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TO the Editors of tie Jo2un0!:


Have you ever taken an iced bath I?
Have you ever stripped, snugly
ensconced Yourself in & little box,
* 2 X 5, frame eEcased in oil silk,
pulled a string and had a volume Of
water to suddenly pour down upon
you? If you have ever committed
either of the above acts in your lives,
you can imagine the feelings of our
people on reading the following extract
from this mornings Star:
I'VE viii not here discuss the causes
Of this Waterloo defeat Of Judge Rus
sell and his party, but viii content
onrself with assigning rs one prime
cause of the gain in this county the
bolt in the Republican party, which
was fostered by the action Of our party
in placing IL the field only partial
county ticket. This wise course pre-
vented the usual large Radical ma
jorit7, cutting it down from 1,G02 TO
J,250."
Now, for one, do earnestly protest
against administering any such ''dat-
tering junction" to the Radical ''soul. "
We have whipped them in this fight,
and We have done It bv main strength
and perseverance,. No Radical division
has even partially caused our glorious
victory. \ more cogent reason IS the
cause Of it. Onr people-our white
peCpio-haye risen in their might and
asserted their right to supremacy.
Yours truly, OLD LINE NEuo.
August Sth, 1871.
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VOL. so.

the best line Of operations, has tracsl
on the map of the United States
from the scabCard at Wilmington 90 GhG
Mississippi and 10 tl:e OHIO, lines that
hH confidently ~, ftmcs rl,i-t b.. t.ii,,'-
tary to ;he great In:lE5ay i,o i working
,,: .:4,d - c"n1ilatn. Il :l..-ai., !.t"st
c .i.:;,i@rtlv aaG I.o@t cn"o4r::.;ti'SI =.
H. say:
Trace the southeastern l;na Of y:,il-
road knonn - the Air I.iuc," - Al
lanta, puasiug through the most pro-
IUct.ve cotton, corn and wheat luuI :
Of the States Of South Carolina and
Georgia, aad occupied bya thrifty a., 4
Industrious population.
] H1n the eve along tie line of rail-
road at present extending froin Omar
iotte via s;tattcavili,, to C!d Fort, and
thence across the Blue Ridge to Ash
Vile, down The French Broad river t.
Paint Rock and Wolf creek, theme to
MorristOwn by railroad max" az rjj..l.-
oti>y2, end 10y line via Cleveland aad
Chattanooga, TO the valleys Of the
Mississippi and Ohio. Return to Mo
ristOwn, and tfaca the line about be-
ing completed through Northumberland
Gap to Cincinnati ami al the North
west, and what DO we behold The
most important and valuable c0nll3ina-
ton OF railway lines in the country,
radiating from Charlotte. And one
other connection that time and self
interest viii be sure to make, and I
VIII leave the reader to trace the map
to find further connections. I'm the
direction OF lie Cranberry IRON
works, bv avaiiipg Themselves Of the
provisions Of the charter, a1d the
ready aid Of the people along the Inc,
including tie r1cn iron ore; at Gran
berry, q branch line will at no distant
day be Constructed from the main
stem 20 connect with the East Tcnnvs-
see and Virginia Railroad.
An experienced rail road manager,
who has himself been engaged ii The
manufacture q IRON, and who is fam
iliar with the quality Of these o:,s,
say that sucn a road wo.Ell tinI con
slant employment to It's fall ca!,ac.tv,
IN transporting these ores ana i.un u
tile-water at Wilmington. which i ny
more than one hundred miles, H."
shortest line to tie seaboarl. With
so vast and important, there can b..
10 reasonable doubt Of is complete
5locGSs t3e tst .t5 Iile great 'ES'i'i r'''i""F o.
W. hare NOT considered Tho 1a,ro
local business to come to this line at
Charlotte, from lis y catern Division,
tie Sl2t5offe a'la ot9tesVlile i'l'Io3d' ~
Cor1+ o ~ Coiz3I'; ( ~, A,1rs 1I 80 a
road. They viii add 131atarjally 20 It's
business. With a kEowled&o of lie
country ir,l'tr4eG nI tl!t7 c,.--i1'li'1l7
',, .nr,,;,.,( t;'n man can,,o. rs:] I, cc,,ne
t. the lust conclusion, that a railway
has ae-lon been 50 admirably located, |
Igf a ef,i'o ana i'fojl.aole p.'sii,.s
II lie f,e.. of he n6;,r,trv- from tIe |
EIississ;nDi across the mountains OF
tLi5 State, for great Hallway line, cI
easy Gffrt;e5 ana snort c'st3hce5; pc
" eLi 'llC 'l' - ''-''
I,
7:t-.- e.-. 49,. ..,.,.3 .,....,,,.,
thc laFofaDle passage way through
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NO. SO.
JOURNAL POSTER EXTRA.
JOURNAL ExTaA-o -oRDlwAny!!
ALL ABOARD F0R SALT LhEE =.
% west, Young Man. co West"

Tie fine Gouble-decB, side-whecI
steamer CIVIL RIGurs, Daniel L. Rus
sell Commander, will sail for Salt
Lake.
Engagements for passage limited .
one thousand majority for Russell.
None but Carpet-baggers, Scalawags
and Obiter Dictums need apply.
Salt River having been previously
engaged for the Transportation Of excur-
sionists from Kentucky and Tennessee.
and accommodations being limited, it
has been necessary to trip il on Salt
Lake this yesr. Ii this is insufficient
for the demands in the Fall, it is pro-
posed to try the Pacific Ocean.
1t is the purpose of the Commander
to render the trip as pleasant as posi-
be. 70 those who are afflicted with
"DRY GREss,D
it is especially recommended as a sure
and eflicacious remedy. To those suf-
fering hoarseness-particllarly after
unnecessary and premature lurralipg,
It's waters are especially recommended
for gergling purposes.
Passengers may rest assured Of
CIVIL and polite treatment, and their
RIGHTS viii be guaranteed. Should
any DIsORGANIzEEs favor rs with their
patronage, they viii be well cared for
by the urbanc and favorably known
ex-office holders.
The boat viii leave the lamp post in
front Of the j JOURNAL Office at II O'Clock
tonight sharp.
Tickets for Salt Lake sold ct very
low rates; disappointed oflice-scekers.
half-price.
EDrroRs dead head on the forward
deck.
No return tickets sold to anybody
but coi0red natives.
Refreshments served mp on the boat.
The table viii be supplied with salt
herrlngs, salt-poTk and sait-mullets,
with tar heel sauce, cooked in the
choicest Africo-Americana style, and
garnishcd with choice bits of senti-
ment from Yankee Doodle, Hail CO.
lumbia and john Browns Soul IS
Marching On.
Neill Mckay will preside in the
Grand Saloon. There IS no parlo; and
no kitchen on tbs boat.
By order Of Ncncyaz C.f-V7T' BE.
Con. TAKEN ALoSGA&Ds HOvE1IIIELL,
y. \. &.
n. B.-Passengcrs on this boat viii
be strictly limited to five pounds of
baggage only. AL ncce ssary equip
ments will consist OF a carDet-bag, (new
and shiny; 4 fine tooth comb, (sec-
ond-hand); a bran new calico shirt, a
box of paper collars and tull supply
of Judge Russell's celebrated oJjtcr
Gictttna.
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1sLEs HEALi.EsEIxaE.S.

We arc unable, Of course, to give
official figures, but enough IS known
for rs to assure our readers that o1r
victory is complete.
Colonel A \. NckuY Is eiectcd
Judge, by not less than eight hundred
majority, and this may he increased
to nine bundled hy favorable returns
from Onslow which has not UT been
heard from.
Captain W'. $. EoRMESr il elected
by a somewhat greater majority.
The majority for Hon. \. n. WAD-
DELL VII reach thirteen hundred, and
We are prepared to sec ;'reach even Il
higher figure.
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DUPLIN COUNTY.

The following official returns have
been received from Duplin:
McKoy1 l, 7S0, Russell l ,109, Norment
1,780, Sutton 1,09S, Waddell 1,797,
Mckay 1855, Pool 1.790, Purneil 953.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-14
RICHMOND.

E0cHGEGHAM, Au9tlat !.
Walker IS elected by considerable
majority. Laerand, Conservative, is
elected to The Senate from Ilchncnd
aud Montgomery, both gains.
LAUaISBEEG, August 7.
The enemy are unhorsed. Old
R;clnl0nd is redeemed. Seven hum
drcd gained for the Conservatives.
Walker aud the county ticket are
elected. one hundred guns are now
being fired in honor Of the result.