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Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15

/ The Tsrboro Southerner-Enquir irer
says; Capt, Jas. r. Thigpen, presi
dent IF the Tar River Navigation Co..
will excuse us for telling joke on him.
On Thursday, up trip Of the steamer
Northeast, a Methodist minister. a
young gentleman from Raleigh, Capt.
fh gpen and ourself were seated in
the saloon together. Capt. T. and the
minister soon fell into "a conversation,
and after discussing various subjects,
that OF the Catholic Church was finally
introduced. This was discussed some
time aud the Captain at length closed
his remarks by saying that he believed
in mans own accountability to, his
God, and that the interventi n of a
human mediator was of no avail. The
young gent from Raleigh at this stage,
concurred with Capt. T., citing a case
IN point in which his mothers cook,
who was religiously inclined, stole a
goose and shortly thereafter applied
for permission to have dinner earlier
than usual in order to partake of sac
rament that day, Her request was
readily granted, but his mother, think
ing it proper time to administer
rebuke, asked how she could conscien-
tiously take part on such a sacred oc-
casion after stealing goose only few
days before. "Why, Mistress" ex-
claimed the astonished darkey, "You
spose I'm gwine to let an old goose
stand twixt me and my God ?" Cap
tain Thigpen now saw the point and
no one appreciated the joke more than
himself.
There are $4,000 periodicals taken at
the British Museum.
A number of Alma( Wis. sportsmen,
who chartered steamboat to go hunt
ing, returned with just one snipa.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
S4Vg E@4E:ss9-.

The following petsu-s 4Aye recently
been issued to citizens oi ttis section:
Oar rC5uplings. Tuo<. L, SHAW,
Laurlnbus, a>siguor t. himself ana
Il. q. F,Adger, Lilesviiie. Filed Ocl.
Sash -Eas eners. Th-e. L shaw,
Laurin oUrsr. as i9uor 10 himself and
Hugh q. EiadSer, LilesTitIe. Filed
Oct. B, 1871
BriG.-A scctor-sbaped latch piece,
having two N-shapcG arms, Is pIvot,d
and guided IN ribbed inco lug plates,
aud acted on by spring-bolt, which
forces the taperigg eud5 + the arms
into notches, or to engage with u
notched strip upon the easing, when
swung far enough around IL clther di-
rection, Thus fastening the sash up or
down at pleasure.
Safety Tar Ki-ps. J. d. S anley,
Wilmington. Filed Nov. 5, 1874.
BriG.-Tbe kiic having been sock
ed with wood, and the wood ipnited.
the hampers are opened aud fire made
in the furnace. The products of com.
bustion from the furnaces ascend
through the stacks, causing currents
of air from the interior of the kiln to
pass to the sacks by means OF the per-
foration In the same. The air being
removed, its place Is filled by gases
arising from the wood, the tar passing
out through the trap and pipe.
Hubs for Vehicle Wheels. W. T.
Smith and Aston A. Cox, Lilesville.
Filed Oct. 10, 1874.
Brigf-The spokes can be readily
frightened up to the felly.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
condemnation of 6 rant and ,Sh eri-
dam

BOsToH, MASS, January Gov.
Gaston'S message condemns the int1a-
ton Of the currency and the encroach-
nents Of the Federal Government up
n 1fa'e rights.
COLUMBUS ORto. January 7.-Gov.
,t..u las sent nrsSag+, to the LegIs
i4!uru 1.arrtting the state Of affairs III
l. ... i.E.e. and urging some action. IT
.s.t. i...>rrsd 10 The committee on Fed
~T:, ret tinu4.
= Louis, Missouri, Jan. 7.-The
Z: .1-st4' ure. organized to-day. Cover
.er Wr1dsOn's messago is a lengthy
Z ,cutnent, devoted almost exclusive iy
% STAT: affairs Touching the Loui~-
sHcn qpe.t!nn, tiIr Governor takes
,E-uuG ground against the Kellogg
government and Fedora! interference,
ssad urges the Legislature to adopt re-
solutions expressive OF the Indignation
felt by the people of Missouri at the
policy pursued by the President and
the Radical party.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. Tn the
House, day, the following resolu-
t;on was introduced and referred to a
81 eCi"l committee:
EeS0tUed, That we do earnestly pro-
t-sr, il the name OF the sovereign peo
pie Of the State of Arkansas, against
l:iis unauthorized military interference
Il the local affairs Of State duly ac-
kaowledgcd to be and composing a
part OF this American Union, and we
here and now appeal to the candid
Judgment of the people of these
United States to know whether or not
the Southern States are mere prov
inces or independent States within and
composing part of this Union, with
the constitutional right To govern in
their own local affairs.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, jan, Gov.
brown, III his message to-day, refers
! 10 Louisiana matters as follows: per
nat aIe to express my congratulstion
tha unlike the Legislative Assembly
ot n,r sister State, you have been al
iowe,i 10 assemble peaceably aud per
iycV Your organization without intimi-
datjon. No military force surrounds
rgh tut seats the representatives of
the paopin. The edict OF a petty tyrant
does not, here avail to disperse the
State Legislature, Yet your immunity
from such an outrage is Just now made
fiiblt E GOh ptCuJuS py tIe SpcCtdClo OI
Louisiana, trampled uuder foot and
lrspoiied Of her liberty. If we
may crenit the reports that reach
u7 through the daily press, and
J which seem to have the sanction OF
official authority, the power of the
National Government, through it's mill
7.,ry arm, il being used for the subver-
s.0@ If t,:r ,hertieA of the people of
iouisiu:n. Possibly it is not in your
,s.twer 20 4. more than .:l'erpose a sol
einn ani c.r..t-st protest against this
G.tt,nG er'tn". Yet. u tnis be all that
til" i.epre sen ntatlve II so valorous a
; tt@ a. Tennessee may do, I trust
III y,ur protest may be made with
'ich ea2p!I.>,- aud. cncnessn.ss as to
trre9t the atteG GtIuu Oi every patriotic
e.tjzan in tnjs Republic, and awaken
lie people everywhere to q sense OF
the danger (hat threatens our consti-
tu!ioual liberties.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
CASH GIFTS.
MISCELLANEOUS GIFTS.

'Ins Fine Top Buggy a45s
- z!Ho bugRy. -....--.'.,..--.r r-..-..... lN
one Fine Gold Watch. .......,.... II.
t'ne Fhe Ladles Watch. :.:::...:. Il
mmittee O. Arranaement-G w Blount
Is brisgs and 4 Barnes, EsQs.
:'epostt Jry-Bsnk of Wilson.
" Davis, Esq, KittreIls; A b Williams
fsq Oxto-d; Mai j r jenkins, Nashvile; j
d norp, Esq, KOrky Mount; DR. h W King
iams :" Lsucaster and James Clsrk ,EsQs,
W..r.,n.
: i'l- this enterprise is not conducted under
the direct euspicer OF any Lodge, yet Its object
l. 10 aid Il at nob,e Institution, the Oxford Or
; h@n Asylum which WAS established by the
land Lodge OF the State, and the manage
uent is entirely in the hands of members OF
he order.
The object is exclusively for the benefit OF
he orphan Asylum, And the Com tnittee deem
unnecessary L, make any extended appeal TO
tn .eOplc OF AOrtu Carolina in behalf of an
institution which i. worthy of their support.
Tie low price Of the ii kets places 1t in the
'"V er of 1very one To a:i E nohls ca lse, and at
the same time the chances Of being reimbursed
are IL usaa " 'Avo1 able.
it is con nndontiy be Ii-ved that the onterpriee
Sill be IS hut II, from Hry carse, ther e
should be no Concert al Distribution. Ali the
M Iney re cri"td from ihr ticket holders shall
be return-i tn :her without discount
No ticset 20 will be EMIT Ell to 6 chance for
tn Gifts unless the money for the same has
been tt ceiEed at this Office.
The Giit- WI be distributed i'm L, e1iateIF :
after the Couc.sIt
Any person holding a ticket entitled "a q G if,
who d sirts the .yium to have the benent of
such Gft, vii notify the -ecrstary by such
endorse ment on thu bach OF the tick {, and the
me sh All be arproPrirte ted "a directed
- Money for tickets must be rent nv Reg
istered Letter. Moner Order or Express, di-
Tected TO
4. BARNES, Secretary
wills N. G.
nov3 262-dawlm
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15

The Salisbury Watchmsn says: The
smallest reptile ever put on exhibition
| is now to be seen at Mr. Theo. F.
Kluttz's drug store in this city. It is
between twelve and fifteen inches long,
but not much larger than horse hair.
1t is quite lively.
The Windsor Times says: A colored
man by the name of Simons.
was brought to Jail at this place last
Sunday morning, charged with mur-
dering bis wife. The case seems to be
strange one. The man says, 80 We
learn. that he did nothing to kill her.
He had simply Rugged her.
The Raleigh News says The impor-
tant suit heard before Judge Watts a
few days since, the State VS., @, D.
Upchurch, indicted for failing to list
the poll tax, has been decided in the
Superior Court. A verdict of guilty
was entered by consent. A motion
was made to arrest Judgment for want
of Jurisdiction in the Superior Court.
it being claimed that the Magistrate
only had Jurisdiction in the premises.
Upon the hearing of the case Judge
Watts gave it as his opinion that the
Judgment must be arrested, from
which decision an appeal was at onoe
taken by the State to the Supreme
Court, and that body, desiring to give
the matter immediate attention, heard
the argument in the case YESTERDAY
morning, pending which argument the
Court adiouaned until 10 O'Clock this
morning. =
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
The Alleged Murder Case.

Elijah Lamont, the colored man who
was charged with the murder of Grace
Watson, colored, at Point Casweli,
in this county, on the 28th ult., q full
account of which has been published
Icy rs, had hearing yesterday before
Justice Cassidey. Between forty and
fifty witnesses were summoned and
attended. and a patient investigation
of he case was heard, occupying much
Of the day and extending into the
night. The result was that the evil
.ience was deemed insufficient to war
rant his q tention for trial, and he
was therefore uuconditionally dis
charg d The counsel for the defence,
Messrs. John L Holmes and r. B.
Frayser asked that the costs accruing G
in the, case be assessed against the
Prosecutors, and the Justice replied
that he should take the matter into
consideration, and would render his
decision in day or two.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
WILMINGTON, n. G:
FRIDAY. JANUARY Is. 1875.
GFFeCt '


The New York South says:
Amount Of cotton received 10y the
merchants of Wilmington during the
month Of November, go bales; an IN.
crease of 70 bales over the month OF
October.
We cannot understand how the
.sa,efh could have fallen into so gross
an error in reference to our port In
stead OF $40 bales received here
during the month Of November, the
receipts for that month actually foot
ND IL 256 bales, and for the period
running from last September 1s5 to
the 9th inst. (yesterdal), 54.4-l bales
were r, ceived here.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
Some Hogs.

Our friend, Mr.. L. J. Kelley, at Old
Hundred. writes US that Mr.. Ander-
son Smith, of that section, killed last
Saturday two hogs, 24s months old; !;
which weighed, respectively, 356 and
4l5 pounds, and one hog 28 months
old, which weighed $50 pounds. This
is good for Richmond county, and II
anybody else wants to say hog, we Will
be glad to hear from him.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
NUaNE
PERUVIAN CUANO.

In Large or Small Quantities.
By instructions OF th- Feruvsn ';overn.
m"ut their gents have I'd anced the price of
Huahape GuanO f,nm september Ist. 1874, to
sixty Two dOilars and fifty cents (s62 tG) gold
per to" o. 2240 pound, kros-. establishing at
the 81 Tine scale diacsunts the
low. St hei' of 80 per cent parcsls from SO
70 1''O ons the highest 81 on bC0 tons and over.
AS usra, hey W ii not sell in lois OF lesa th n
zen tOI-s
Under this new arrangement !
am enabled to fill orders for lots
price than the Agents Of the Pc
Iuvian Government. will, as
hsre tofore. supply quantities un
charged by them.
Circular, c1.htaning testm or iais, references
and trll particulars, mailed free applic alton
r. RALCAZAR,
30. - Beaver ST., New York
f.h. B,X129
dec u T-d&wtf
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
rho Ep,scopal Diocesan College

NO EplSC6pHf DIOGeH
The Charlotte Observer says: Inc
Committee of the ProtestanttEplsoopai
Church, appointed by the late Con
vention at Wilmington, to decide upon
the location of the proposed Diocesan
Male School, met in this place last
week. The Compittes were unanl-
nous for Morganton, except Bishop
Atkinson, who was not present. but
who, it is understood, will interpose
no objections,
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
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best opinions from all parts of the world, and al
the same time sniar Ring ite facilities for ppplt
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Our Living and Our Dead.


Hsw8KRN, N. O., August 10, 1874
OUR LIVING AsD Our DEAD will here
after be published Q Semi Monthly Maya.
x.n containing 4S pages OF re sding matter, at
S3 per yesr IN advance.
sCr the nfor III alton of those who are not IA
mllisr with this enterprise, 1 state that the
hief object OF The Magazine will be to publish
the Record that North Carolina and her gallant
soldiers msie IN the late "War between the
states, )" to gather the material for the use of
the future historian, and to perpetuate tie
memory o. those brave men, offic and
priyates, living or dead, who shed i'm ,)eIiehah Bile
glory u;on their native state.
In addition to the WAR RECORD OF Sonrh
CAROLINA, the Magazine will contain Sd etches
" every section, county, city and tcwr II the
state, written by c'm ietent and wrl'- nforA-
ed pc rsons. uus making It Pre-ensineutiy a State
sAe.ld AXE interest and prIde
n~wspsr"r. having same tile, published by me
during tne past twelve months.
The nrst number viii he issued Wednesday,
September 9th IS.4- In the meantime, 1 re.
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wish the Magazine, to renit promptly, as the
>hange and Improvements require Considerable
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Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
THE BUFFALO WATER.
For Sale,

THE IITHlA WATER Of tie Virginia
Buffalo Springs o the water of rfe old Hutfalo
Springs. put up IN boxes containing orc Dosen
Half Gallon bottles viii be supplied to order
delivered at the Scottshurg Depot of the Rich
moTd & panville Rxiro Id A. Sf ptr box, to
be paid in oivance- The IITFIA water has
made a remarkable cures rs any upon record
in affections OF the Bladder q d Kidneys and
la Dyspepsia. 1t has atO given decided relief
in Gouty and Rheumatic affections In the
diseases of Women and in Dyspe peia the water
OF the old Spring Is regarded as wen nigh spe-
cifc. Address
THOMAS r. GOODE,
Buffalo Spring.,
Mesklenburg County, Va.
0eDtA 211-2tab -lm
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
REAL ESTATE GIFTS.

',nr Lot in the town of Wilson, N c..
containing X acres, with large aud
c"nvcrIent dwelling. having 10 rooms,
aud all necessary and convenient out
ho oIses, situated on Bsrnes street, va
utd at . Observation-Disclosures 95 %
Dr- elegant story Residence in WiIeou,
corner or Pine and 3Toen streets. with
IA acre, and containing rooms, To-
trwn, valued at.................. 49,. 4,H
u acre Lot. situated ON the corner
OF Vance and Spring streets, with neat
,..id-nc. and out ious,-s yxued 1T l,se
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15

s very large throughout the State and
whole South. In New Hanover, Eheeconbs
Onsiow, Duplin, Sampson, Brunswick, Bladsn
and Columbus it is especially large. while IN
Richmond. Anson. Cumberland and Moore.
and IN several counties OF South Carolina IL
circulation ts very good.
Il 10 published Very Friday On the follow
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
p .1Ts Cash CH in, tn al ooo c,e, nr.
NUMsEs oF r!ckEIs 10000

p IFS Cash C|i inc to a ono cse, o0O
NuMBER oF TICKETS 10000.
Price Of 'fiCkeIs:
helo tlcks@.-- ......-....-...........f2O $40 Or
.I...- - .........-.......-. ~ w
.-........-.- ------..... o ~
~ Tickets for 100 90
The Montpelier Female Humane Associa
non, chartered by the Legislature OF Virginia
and tho Circuit Court or Orange Co., proposes
~ Grand Gift Concert to establish ~ 4 erl-
low Home for the Old, Infrm, and Desti
tnts Ladies OF Virginia." at Montpelier, tne
ormer residence OF President James II ad l.on
fSVBRAoH's CIYICl. Richmond, July 3 1874
IL affords me yieasure to sly that am VEL
cers OF the Montpelier Female Humane A..o
citation, who reside IN tho vicinity OF my hom-
And attest their intelligence and their vor h
snd high reputation ~ gentlemen, .s vel A.
he public confidence, inhusncs anc suh.tau-
tai means literally represented among them
JAMES Il. k1APkk Gov Virginia.
ALH1ASDBIA, Va, July 8, 1874
Icommend them as GEMS OF honor
An and integrity, ,.d fully entitled to he cont
K. W. HUaH4s, U. 5. Jadse Easter
District OF Virginia.
further references by pezmis Ion kte Ex-
9, ,neDcy Gilber. e. walker, EK-8overnar OF
Va; Hon kob't z. withers, Lieut. Gov of Va
and U: y. senator elect; Senators and Mean
bere Of Congress from Va.
Eemittanres for tickets may be made bS ex
washington, ID. O., or by registered letter.
for Circular. Address,
Hon JANIS aARBuCk,
President n. ?. Il A Alexan triA Va
Reliable agents wanted everywhere 4~
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CA NST n + EMPLOY ENT-At
sant.d NO capita! required. Particular, and
valuable fanpis cent free. Address with s
cent return stamp, e. ROSS, Williamsburg
Ny. aw
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.
Che Carolina Household Magazine,

A 81. U,1RAlEn MuNTHLY choice
"A Lit-r atur., Ii, he iss ned from the COLDS
B,.so NE sENGER OFFICE commencing with
,Iaruuy s15- The first number will D ready
Ii < t'y Dece tt. Der 16tb, and thu period
icai will bt' l'uhistt Il each succeeding month
the, ia te" Without INTERRUPTION. No adrsp-
tsga wtli hr neglected. v.aich either tals::t
t Al al All command t, y-n0er ca. h ise An
Igr-, able and obstructive cOmpe ndiu.-5 ";
nDic rtahng bv poiutar writer's, both home
nd ahro%t
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
Public Sale.

THE SD DAY OF JANUARY, lsIo
tn. stock of Horses. Muies, Cattle. Al ~
~ ImnIements and other personal property
on the Forter's Neck Plantation iat.' N ptoP
erty of n. N Nixon) will be sod 10 the hisn p !"
bidder The plantation is located INN. I'M ,,o,y
on thu sound ard twelve miles dsthht iio-''
Wiimi. gton in q northeasterly direction. ~
EnMS-Notes bearing interest IIom o"y "a "a
.s1e AT the rate of per cent. per annum rnA
nanshis ri, months ait date, with unquse.lon
sble security must be given before .ne prop
.rty viii ks delivered 70 the PnrS haser-
CT! r. X BEYAN,( Exacut>rs
r. A NIXON )
ewSt:dkt z13f
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The Carolina Household Magazine

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- a remarkably large yield.

The Windsor Times SAYS Oar
friend J. d. Groves had his g;n house
burned last week. There was ahot,i
ak bales Of cotton burned. but little o
it belonged TO Mr.. Groves, The firt
wss pnrely accidental.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
ITS CIRCULATION

are given every week, making it the best fan
lily paper published in the country.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15

The Rocky Mount Mail says: Nine-
teen persons from the lower part CT
Edsecombe county took the cars at
this place last Monday, destined for
Texas. There we're only five men III
tho prrty, aud these seemed to be
mostly disabled and manned. There
were fourteen women and children in
the party.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15

The Charlotte Observer says: 1t wa
grown on the model farm of J. w
Wadsworth, Eeq .,abouta mile from the
city. On two acres there were pro
duced 1,050 pounds Of lint-makine
two bales of just little less than 5G(
pounds to the bale. on an acre. This
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15

The Wilson Plaindealer says Our
community Was panied to learn Of the
destruction by fire on Wednesday
night. the 23d Of December ult., of the
barn OF Mr.. billiard Thomas, of Gard
ner's township in this county, with all
its contents, which consisted of one
hundred barrels Of corn prlncipaliy.-
Four stacks OF fodder uear tue barn
| were consumed at the same time. The
| Are is believed to have been the work
Of an ineendiary.
Wilmington journal., 1875-01-15
It's Market REPORTS

are always ruil and Accurate. The Review of
the Markets is accepted by the mercantile com.
the city, while iTs repor other markets .rs
full and reliable