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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

CEEAF NErz7D OF EzDccrSS CzzS.-Erou1z *
ee2s F4Per ~esiip the Following in regard 70 rev
method u extracting the vai1soie metals froa the
ROCKS. called Tie Fryer method
ne 6rSg zai prtnepai 81 yrsetsnts used IS carbo0
Wl1c1 : uaul ic-lrSt a. t1s works f5St 3 need
81 In cgEb1li-icu Bitk tbs. a FAD wlicl l.
-rgc1-c1S, Luvlsse, colCrssS. elastic, the snsc <
z-avi-y ct which, 20 t1at Of water. : nearly a,
- aud Nlie1 : couP posed - weight OF parts q
CIySs- . = rurts u 1iruel. : used sud thar Is
aoou- 81 L1- szccSSs q tie Process i dependent
npc1 Tx c5Fel process the -0c : cec-ec 10 amer
roasting / dccoup We l1ve ~ farther lesi-
tatio1 &c assuring every cue tlaI the ueu process
leTonc possibility o. dluoC : Success. that e
gz-t lu short kline sGp-rSsG= the present style OF
sc-cirg Zsaa sud silver 0rgs. Il l. simple sut
sa>ly Understood. ard the Cos. u erecting aorzs
czpae- u r-t1ciHs- twenty tons per tay, EiIi not
eNc=ec rhar u 1rSt-cisss crartE ufl- EJck can
= sJriSec D. y tJr aeout - pcr Lcu- NJ Fryer
Goes not propose " make test aSsTs Eifb auy Que.
cEs cr-lIy invites any one D. assay The railirs Of
the rucS be 1as worked, and Il any mineral eau
BE t-u-t- TIE Process. NbiIe l. eaurot m5se
poor ere rich, vii extract 81 tls precious metals
th4- o-ys coc-ai1- q within v1ry snail frzctIou
thereof aGc az 4 cCst u1t exceeding - per ton,
srlct vii BE the ulelus Of stimulating mining 70
v1Gt-rlGl degree. aHt uaSIlz Il 4 u0rs allrae,iYe
l-z1s.ry .44t is las ever before tyeu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

81 rg-lsy ~ Se deserved As he cAlasss Ne.
Year. We zaasrssaaa tat s-Ss3 aisass al Be
girvn 81 E-Ers's HAL. A. r-x. ~ caissss sess-
3snt. ne cAissse asreAzss rsssire As usaal a.
th.a- sts-rs - 70. a.r-.s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

TuANkS-Noasiesr B4risu, Cousal sBd Cora
missioner Ct the grsncA 6ovyrumsa,. hss received
f-on me D1Se neesses Er-neh Miulsser tsz EorviSe
Arai-s, a i-gtsr zcSuoN1etsi : ne nl,e sssl tr'n
tlsss isaess fss ths ecaesg " tbe suEvrs from The
z-zaa,iszs IL the sch q Ersse- 4sd PRAYING hin
- 10 be TIE u'se5u@ CT TIE Srssefsi rxgrs>Sioa ct
TIE Ersaee Gsverunseai towards al persons Sho
have ASSISTED Ia ~. uaastsr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

Ia he Steamer VII leave e acrrou af,erocca
a. o'elecS scs Hasslel ana N4uliuin resaruiag %
Szzeay 1erria<. Sc gces % Eapa'ei to take
he tmeer sst ether materials re1 ired &c erss he
ses szse1- nln q TIE Priaeeyile P.assa,ioa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

Te~SszraE--Mr J. NJ n--,ie. the weii s-owr
t9zs1raal s-tlss NJ. - Fort street, 1oe5 laks to
.at,-z ~ Pasie ts4s per ~ as ssc1ner, As has
i1persse saszf Re IL FrvS-ssisa. wl,a t1rsuep ~
.asa-e~=zeat ls hsp-- - siy~ saii>ssetioz ia Is
s-aris< sua so-so-isi s-t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26
NOTES OF rHE WEEK.

Esrr FoCS1>-0a tAe ma irss lie aes3 ec3y
e eaissasl, SAs bad seeu rslSSlug ler nv sevss
Vas tsz-a aeave ne KaPeePee als. In Blo. ne
ezzSe Ct * eeu-a = uSs Sssa-6
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

EssuH1--ras Caizszs sts-vs " tAs ely vr-s
sargsoz- lssgr1,sd llss evening wa sai5rvi laa-
-s--s- aaf asut yrsaai 81. s4sie az i..ifse1s e
De Ps-z-zl- C=z=eaa- ssyss-aI ztls azz sA4-ys-sa
~ prssszs8 sasisfs-ts,1 q istsuf,s crowd. vafs
.4z ss.rs = s-s-srasAszs vas asa-s ca s,xry SIDE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

Nan sAs SrasEN-A eaS II ua5l-nliicr ssnt
,-u-i E-s q S8-Pakusl -aa1s frr ilass,ull, aas
s-sa-i o. tls tcta- A e',r 49, r Supposed to a4Tr
eezz3,tce TIE -oeeery has b,ea arrested
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

- ne LAckzva-za 5 h Sas Erz-eisec, aSal.,
Ing tAe l-riral cf tae Prssseola Ia Fssrza-y- Ese
s=Ssssstasz + zrcSrsaia-sae nay eo7e - Horo-
la, & -, n. Pgssscols vi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

Losr AZ SzA-1- the u1ssuia-- q tle sCrl- Inst
a.z- -.s g'clcck resident q Ills cl-y Has usau-
5-rizg a-Cz1d lie w1a-yss IN els 5zzgy, wles ia
s--- u-szPLz-1sc uzHesr Gee EleeI ran q tx
ecSs e lhs plsr. eaPslziaE the ca-rize iztg -OI5
0c=z rs cray ard usaz-ed1iy sasse- and % glzz
1g-s-, trv-r, ar5 flr fris1t 70 strszzis zigh the
Eii vavsz- he tive ll-tsr cravI=G cur q their
sa-a z1i-.Erss .-yls lgs~e azd ---zy were E1aza
peacgt--y -srosl CO TIE bottom q the Ll-1oc Tie
-ere Esv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

CITIEENs AND RESIDENTS OF HOMO
u Lulu Fis=-Z Friends and stranEsrs generally
-'7rhziy invited artsnd Public worship FOEET ST.
CEfT Rich. whers Servtsas are hsid every sabbath n
o'clock A N AID : : p u. Seaz prVyttsd Cor al
wno nay Be pleased astsnd- There Is Ws1ns=izy
evening Prayer Mesti-E ! ccIock n the Lseturs
R5c-, . sikh Al are seienr-e slf ly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

Hthe undersigned having bought ous fhe
u interest or M Wong 60, ID tie business carred IN
a. 10 i sunans Street WI hereafter carry On ne
sane business - ne sae place fer hs oWa sole Account
HOoolula, January 70, is7G "'-'e 's ~ IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

VERY FULL ASSORrMENT OF
GERMAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Groceries!
steArin Candles, Ultramarins Blue,
Epson salts. Castor Oil.
Fence Wire. No. 4. and 8.
Galvanized Iron Pipe. and inch.
Hoop Iron, Z. !. l and u inch. RiVe,I.
Pa P. Knives, Scissors,
cOrkscrevs. Timed Spurs. Ares.
French Calfskins.
Wrapping and Printing Paper.
Paints aud Oils. White Zinc. White Lead. a..
Caus,e Soda and Palm OIL.
Hide Poison, Market Baskets.
BrOOms. Casks and Barrels.
Cask Blaeksmiths' Coal.
800 Tons Best Steam Coal,
Also few Music Boxes 4 Regulator Clocks.
A Fine Assortment Of Havana Cigars,
English aud German Ale.
Bavsrisn Beer. in qts and pts.
Champagne Hsidsieck Co. qts. and pts.
Champagne, Thorsau. CTS aud pts.
Sparkling Hook.
Rhine Wines. claret.
Gin. in srssn boxes,
Sample. now Open at our oaeO. and Sales made to
Arrive
es- Orders from Other Islands Filled. *
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

Bv hci3 sad epporsaee a.eSe the BritisA Gsvere-
meat has seVs-sd esnuaaa3iag istessss IN eas ef
the gssatsss ss=esca achievements Of The sse. ard
AZ tie sae tis has asserted is Sra rSSoVe u man
ssis an aaArcken hee Of aGasatiaa viii eur To-
diaz Ez.pire- The sAsr~s u The Sasz Canal Aela ~
BE NAs3iye. saokssisg lrT,sea. - ss precise.
ll&t92. have been hessAs fy The hoP sem " seer
zisns sterlng. aa2 lsan al PssAa has tie pcsSr -
i-as Msssrs. ResAsehSis a. Ssght ustn tbs sics
h.te sreiis Is exhausted. The tesal capital " the
S1sz Canal Ce1rasy e3asssts " S99,seQ W sASres
Aa3 wis he ss~a, have seq1ir~2 sesrly ha0 the
ne=be- Bet these SHARES vii act - e-ttt - par
tie Aae6se Having SIX wears aso, and b<iass TIE
cpeaes 81 the Casa 3etsebe the eSapons ieE s~eety~
ave wars ss2 hasts3 ikea = tbs Canal CesPasy
rayclen. VI s2ae vasS.sseios dee,. HeNeVsr. OAR,
iss the aiseseen wears shat aust earss ks9re 81 :
bad eaters her ru0 proprietary rights. the ESyP
tiaa Geverauea. has gagged ~ pay interest a; per
eens. "a tie 0ar 9die.Rs- Considering. thss, he
preset stseSsry PrsSR Ct the CaaAl and the sres,
prvaSs sf tie fassr~. It soss se admitted that tbs
eargaia y. trva co11escial peiot q rssW, - ~
means ba3 Gee. Bgg apart trou monetary ccnsid,
srstisns, 81 the pnrch1se magnificent P9lisses ob-
lece has obvH9ssty been achieved. The great Eurv-
PeIR Pvssrs Tao are srs1 uou stAntias % the TIP
tss of expectation Awaiting TIE developments Vi that
sv~r-11esSras EAstsru question, wall nss K SLOW %
apP-ecase the true ueass II this satSonal ievss,-
neut. EVr Great Britain. C9aSsautinoPle has 10
llu gvr srvSsag iaesrvss. TIE uay ,e Isda n0s
les n an0shcr airvetisa, Aa3 IN sheSt, Esyps las
-Nee- S1EeFAll n guy e2-an1AEt2H
calculations ~ purchasing Der rulsr's iaterrst i.
The sreas lSritiws aishusy - The Sass Ne have ss
tAelisss1 fresh bond q conseetioz in addition u
these rrssbsgsy sxissas. 10 its political AsPse. The
svcat IS =ioss no1sRtsas. ss3 is eonGeret sisrif
I'll net &c zaderratei - BritisA TrlIs 5ar,.aL
Russian 6r1srsl, Hhose Rsne i spelled ra3ajsH
10 s5s telegram. has uth The egpsens OF the Car
become Secretary II Ear IA EGYPT. fsis ass IS We
p-vs2Hae. iatea8st % prove thas whether Enslaal
had p5lit1eAl Purposs IN bayias controlling ia-
tsrss. "a the STOCK ef The SgsE Casal OF p9g. TIE
kasdtve h4t uoae il the sale Csrtaiay the appoint
zsent Of Russian q the heIisSip q The Esypsisa
Army, : ! Singular sve1s, Whsa EaroPs is net yet
Tally e01vineet tia; Russia has abandoned is par
pose e saki1s Constansia9Pe, and whee the Loolon
Tunes has said tia, the iissglari0u Of the Ottoman
supire nay Be expected az any ,ine. The policy aG
TIE kasdlgs has besa % eoPloy Aasrieass a. the
caist gaeSrs IN bis sray because they % not excite
the jealousy sf any EsroP~aR power bat By giving
TIE military PorSts.ss y REssisH, he makes seu
Departure
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

- We wczl5 cal t1e astsnsisn q al 4rt-g1vi1g
--sal=ass oErae siSy IS az ensssl-z pIzcv q uaaz
ugrk uate ~ Ms c :. N1rgly, representing
vase s-G ~-a dswsrs. Il = sas ct tie u~asess zuJ
z1sz uz-z-al Plec~s q -ork IL taIs 5-auel Of s-r
tla. - azvs ever ssea- L ~eai1 glske very vslz
a1i- a1- acrrp-aois sri1al - esrtaL1y gifs- The
Hc-S saz * seez a. The sc5re NJ. - Fort street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

CsAssEs u PCsLlcAr 10Ss--Tae Overland MsatA-
y MaraEas. polished n San Fra7ciseg. discoa-
sia1si VII the DecSzesr uguoer- Il IS somewhat
siugsiar tn. tie isass VI :his periodical occurred
sial-saasogsy wa hat os * Fozuer editor. Hsa
?, ?, Avery. ate American Niais=sr 10 Chiaa.
Oliver OPJis's javsnHs agasaIy has also ceased
ID exist
-0Ter ere hunirvd asi tEvusy pu5l5czsfous Cs
ra-5zs kis3s IA tie Ullse1 States ceased ri;a u.
slsse Of ISIS. caused. "a .aid. By the hard times.
a ugzr5er u American Pablicas55as vi bs de-
v1sss - aiistra.isg he Philadelphia ExbibRiss.
11=5zg lie present year. Ansag ~hich H4rper's
Wssaiy W sass hiss stand. ne publishers e
the Scga-iir American propose 70 issue weekly L.
WED exclusively ai1ss-zsiay the CeHssaaial and
- Be called sas Seieaslse American SagPl<asas-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

FrzE AZ kAraIKI R-sN-rAr17S- Ca Mczezy the
--,h AS. SIX 81 the ssvsa ,rzs--lo1ses bslsgzi1s
-1 TIE aeczg p.4z,a-icn Eer- Totally sozszEed Eit4
az TIE trl prepared for the eozsz erop, cez1Peil-
ils tse o.uers, tie Gsssrs, BreAeCck < e, to
-ru---e ir Is stead w511aG-s- eo-as u 6-s-ayod
r1- z-s orleiaz1sd 1-uz zParS froz tie MN
c.l-.uev.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

CosrESe PzScls-Peu,ls savs A-siy appeared,
~ uu-l1E Ct v1ich sirgs PerfscZ l-1Pressio1 10
80 Frsss- Teer az szss GO Dc zHes e mixture q
--1pz-s. sHgl-- z-c vigiss e1iJri1S u1arr-r- T1sg
srr 1sc nate Ct csa~r materials b sf5-rvat nan
zla-lz-srs. Tie ~rs-uz Prvezced b. tlSzs l. prse-
t.-z-y ia.easis, aat laey wiu Dc t1Ist z>e--I for
ul-Ai-S c-ttA-s. C4a * isl1t 4. s1s s-aIis1ery
s-u-zs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

CJEzEcrLsS- ssstcd iB car lass Esszs that she
7-icr rrrrAs- IN t1zs coz1try q 5-asfrE lzud for
sa-r terms c1ly- lbs, We a-r hzppy 10 ee ale 70
say. Is mistake - .ar - tie GsEeruueu. < cou-
c=r---- for Is Ercsezcy rae Glaisser Of F5rgl-z-
t-z-1s iaf-ras - that the ptessuC administration
-as t-1s,el las p1er q l-az.s lad for terms Ct
----rn Yeas a1- 211er F1is i uCl .c1sraly
zzg-E- E11 vi z-er StEl z1zve-saI approval
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

loss % rss >csosNEE Wst,LA-rsss ssasscA
Ess srafs. vAicA s1i,t ah0a. 5ss wears ago,
wrecked he Era iass- a. L4ie. oz tais Island
shryssA sizyu,ar disaster. >1s Aai weighed AZ
eas-. azs Passs1 oassls q The rves some dissasce
sasa sss -as ss-aeS ~ s,,aPle e had rO-S-s
vaich th-ss Der o. 20 Der bean sr3s. A ihird wave
partly se1 ssr. eass her e. sax 5y the ssers ard
Der i-ga sa last P,Ea srl ts-oash Der s,sra breakl
largs asls ali rsa5srisg Der sstsr,l1ggei- She
.ooz 3-faed "a &c tie reef. .aai The crew ast -
zsz 80 ~as "a head Aaa sreas ll5ealsy IN savi=s
themselves - the s1rg vsry hisa- Sbs Isl soas
sa4--sal asi hides fsoa Lac. ard tx u fsaeiss
z-tss-iil FIR zhe waialaa Seminar 81 bard. 81.
Belonged ~ !, l. pg~sess / CO, SD vas ralssd A.
s. 500. s.Ea ID Iaszr1zce- rlsrs 3 se1s p-gsabl-
y IA. shs nav Be IS " tae -seks ana sspai.si.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

Faa1 4 E-i.--s -s~ t4zk ID Sa1 Frzzefsel -
zs1e--1rE g o. a--nzzei z1z-T r. - rz-psse q
1lr1zEr z11zE 1gpee1s-z-s1 zlzz--r scsck-
Lneulas- -f 4ae rrehs-41rs - 81 e@-1lz ccz-rrl q
Cr-a1a.z l--a- Wti11 r1.r ~ i-rrz-zhiy az-reai n
sa1r 49, au--- r-le1- - Ezasa ssss sse h
rE-sH-a "a -re- ura-zraas- A slE rsz-a az1 Fla1d
a 1-H- wrz Ia rr1--E1l-1 af > azAI 9rizkEzE-
saaa1 aheE ar r-ra-l-E ne usa-z15sEr zel az
81 EEEr e11Er= So Eez-s ks-zs. Pe-E1zs- t1eT
T. a. Ez-aaz t1szess arz-z- rEEE ~ -Aez
la- au-1 y rla rlzag < t1aE sa--zzas a. a. Il
EsrFz- ts-r-a1 E-szEE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26
Notice.

gElHE CoPARTHERsHTP EXISTING nv-
u tween Wong Co and Wong Leonr, under ne frm
pArne and style u Wong 4 Co, Dissolved 90 t IA ~
October last passed All Outstanding aecounts vii -
setned By Eong Leons- ~. Wong q belns aboas .
Hsaoiaiu, Jan. 10, ls1s M Moss f2oSe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

NO HAVANA sHAPEi An4Asoos qa.ll
81 BoL1Es Z q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

CALIFORNIA POTATOESI
NEW AND FRESH RECEIVED, PER D. G.
~ ACERAT- FOB SALE BY
~ EoLLEs kCo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26
OREGON LINE
MANILA CIGARS.

GAN JUAN EILN-RECETYED PER PAL
- E1b1-z day and II peEfset slTisE For ale b.
MAJ T. lss4 EOLLEs 4 Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26
Diaries for 1875.

TINE USUAL ASSORTMENT RECEIVED
u ~ Steamer. and noE ready f1r iE-specfi51-
T11-e 9ri=rll< from dEh-rfskts sholld the SIC
and nGz-1er q days " ne page W4Irst
Al cr-lzrs promptly ftlssi by rec1rz ElzlL
as IN h u. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26
Creenbacks Wanted.

IVOK WHICH THE HIGHEST PRIrE WIZ
n be Pa41 a. tie Bc5<Sl1rs a Il II WHTTEET,
go Next % Post OElcs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26
COTTON DUCK.

a NEW LOT OF THE LAWRENCE FAC
n tnrT1a sz0rtl1enf q SEzl5srs recsiv= per CeyIoa
Al % sac ~ y 80 POLLS %.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

Gold Pen or Pocket Knife.
A LARGE VARIETY. AND To BE HADAT
"A tie B0ok ard EsTI DePCscf
I'M WHITEEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

49, @@AA O@@S " 6ASSt
EHRESH FROM THE FACTORY OF LOFTS
Z Ec3fEERAT 4 CO. rsrssEe1 pr csgtsa, In .zsss
& i've e0-el e.ea-Soo D0ze1-E 11s zz9 ssgo posad
ez1A For Els oE ~ f5S5j SOLLES & CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

Cat Hay.
REsT CALIFORNIA DAT HAT-For sale b.
MD EB EOLLEs 4 co
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
'assed through this channel at half

tide.
Two small lump8in the upper shoals,
one near the point of Big Island, the
other above.the upper jettee, have been
removed. SO rs to allow vessels draw
ing IA feet to pass without difficulty to
and from our whacves down and out,
while ID to I6 feet may pass over the
bar, 154 feet having been carried
safely out within the past few days.
This closes all dredging for the pre-
sent, as also all other work, except,
perhaps, necessary repairing for sus-
tanning the present status.
It will thus be seen that tie work
has been prosecuted with CONNIE Ida
BILE energy, IN a satisfactory manner,
and with perfect SUCCESS up to the
present time, where it must now re-
main until further funds are supplied
| for completing the work. It is to be
hoped that the Congress now in session
will be made to understand the i'm
portance of supplying the means nec-
essary for completing successfully this
experiment Of it can be SO called in Il
new and cheap branch of sciences in
this department.
We herewith submit for the infor
| nation of the Chamber, and Tor any
action on the subject it may think
proper to take, the report of MIR. =. 7
Albert, U s. OWL Engineer, Gin com
pliance with a resolution of the last
Congress) of a survey Of line between
Neuse and Cape Fear rivers, in North
Carolina, with a view to connect the
| waters Of the same; and like line,
with view to comet the waters OF
Norfolk harbor, i'll Virginia, with the
waters of the Cape Fear river at Oh
| near Wilmington; N. G.
Respectfully submitte /,
II. MUTT,
GEO. HARRIss,
JAS, CHADBOUKN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
Suicide at Smt,hv,,,-

So SAAItnVtIva
Suartermaster Sergeant Woodstock
OF the garrison at smithville, CONN.,.
ted suicide yesterday afternooa
shooting himself in the heed u ny
cause of the suicide is supposed - Inc
financial embarrassment. There are GOV NC
tiietlng accounts rife upon the str oo,i-
as to the time and manner of the su;
eide, the most authentic of which ~
believe to be as follows. We
Mr.. Jno. f. Garreu has ho
some time past furnishing the Ur;.,
states troops at Smithville with frosu
meats. and has written letters e- eSh
time to time to Mr.. Woodstoo,x "
questlng the payment of the ,;n
which amounted to nearly five 49,.
dred dollars. Not RECEIVING uo1'.
to any Of his letters or a telegram ,. a's
few days ago, Mr.. Carroll concInaa.
to go to Smithyille and ascerto;,
MIR. Woodstock the cause OF ho VI
payment of the bills. Acting unor n
his resolution he took passage on ~ =,
steamer Dixie yesterday, arriv;nc :.
Smltiiville about noon, met Mr. W. ~
stock on his way to Dime, wno
sisted upon Mr.. Carroll accomn,
ing him. Current topics were discnaa',
during their walk and willie at div
ncr. After the meal was f,;a.a,
Mr.. Woodstock started back 70 =:
Office, which is about two hun3,aa
yards distant from his home, rem,,l
ing to Mr.. Carroll that he ..wor,a
to the office and fix the papers md
settle the accounts" MIR fun
stopped few moments to thank b;s
hostess for courtesies received. Wiz,
within about one hundred yards of The
office he heard the report of a nistoI.
u couple OF soldiers who happened to
be nearer to If than Mr.. G. ran in md
found MIR. Woodstock sitting III cbsi-
tightly clinchlng pistol i'll his riybt
hand, which was elevated to the he;uh.
of his shoulder, and blood gureiino
from wound just behind his right
ear. 1t rs thought that MIR. Wood.
stock had drawn the money for the
! payment Of MIR. GurroIi's bill and hal
put 1t t. other uses. Being unable to
replace 1t, he decided upon the taking
| of his own life rather than nnderro
the modification of IN arrest and trial
1y the government.
/ The deceased leaves a wife and fonr
children.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-06-09
Hon. I. M. WADDELL.

The news that Hon. 4. III. Waddell
had been nominated on the fifth bal
lot in the Fayetteville Convention on
Wednesday viii give intense satisfac-
lion to the Democratic voters of the
entire district. Whilst the JOURNAL
has rot advocated the claims of any
particular candidate. but has made it
rule to open it's columns freely to the
use Of any and oil Democratic aspi-
rants, we can not refrain from express
ing the opinion that the Fayetteville
Convention has done the very wisest
thing il could do in the nomination
OF Alfred Moore WaddelI.
Of lin, who is now for the fourth
time orr candidate for Congress, the
columns OF the JOURNAL have made
too frequent and too honorable men,
ton for years past to make it necessary
for us to sey single word now.
Three times already hes he borne
the flag Of our party in triumph. In
1870, in the very darkest hour Of orr
political existence, when scarcely ray
OF Light frightened the sky, and IL the
very dying hours IS it were Of the
campaign, he CALAMITY led the fcrlorn
hone and saatched brilliant victory
from the very jaws of defeat. Again
IN 1872, and still again IL 1874, he
proved himself to be worthy Of the
confidence that was repoaed in him.
From one end of the district to the
other, and in every part Of it, he is
thoroughly well known, and his re-
nomination by the Convention at
Fayetteville under the operation of
the tgo-thirds rule, shows beyond all
doubt what strong hold he has upon
the affections Of his constituents.
Soldier, scholar and statesman, as
he has been so happily characterized
by one Of North Carolina most gifted
men and most brilliant orators, Col
Waddeii has received from the mem
bers Of the Nominating Convention
proof OF confidence and affection of
which any man might we'll be prond.
With such a candidate rs he is, and
presented TO the people under sucL
encouraging auspices, there can be no
G0uJl C SUCCESS if our party friends
VII only do tLeir duty. We have q
clerT ana uuQoubted Conservative ma
ioz.tT. We have only TO poll our ac-
kcowladged strength and tie victory
vii be ours.
Meanwhile let us prepare for the
ficl5 that is bafore US. II we do this
AID DO oue duty on the day Of election
re snsH eeain tfiumphantly return
Aired nIo0ro Waddell 10 the House
OF LsDra-an natives.
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larbOr improvements.
W1LMINGroN, N. O., May


Colonel IVna. L. DCROssct, President
Chamber Of Commerce.
SIR: On the 9th inst. we made a
visit of inspection to the public works
at New Inlet and find that since the
report of the 18th of February last,
about 1000 feet of apron has been
placed in position, aggregating about
4 900 now laid, leaving a small gap
only of some $50 or 200 feet to com
plete the contract, which is expected
20 be finished in few days.
Having no means of ascertaining
Except from general appearances) as
to the stability of the apron, or of the
effect of the currents upon it, we had
to rely upon the statements of the en-
gineer in charge of the work, which we
regard as IN every respect reliable.
He states that the apron has been salts
factorily placed in position as con-
templated In the contract, and three>
months before the time allowed for its
completion by the terms of the con-
tract, showing great energy and sue
cess on the part of the contractors,
Messrs. Bangs Il Dolby; that there has
bean no perceptable change of position,
or settling of the aprons since they
were placed, and to a considerable ex-
tent has the floating sand accumulated
upon and around them. AS far as APP
pearances go, therefore, the work
must be regarded as grand success,
thus far at least; and we can see no
good reason for doubling its perma-
hence, unless, perhaps injurious re
suits may probably follow from leav-
ing it in this unfinished condition for
a length of time.
There appears a heavy pressure mp
on the defiector. and just beyond the
point of it, that being now the deep
est part of the inlet inviting large
volume of water and greater force of
current upon this particular point,
wearing away the shore line for short
distance, but extending the point of
sand below.
There is a considerable increase in
beach and shoals abont Zuke's Island,
while there is some eating into the
beach up the old breakwater, at a
point known as the former deep inlet,
and towards the point of beach, which
can only be accounted for from some
unknown action of the currents or
winds. This, however, as heretofore,
is likely to be restored from the same
unknown cause.
The contract for dredging the Snow
Marsh Channel to 200 feet wide and -
feet deep at low tide, has been COM
pleted and staked out for general use,
which was officially announced on the |
oath inst, and now this channel is |
generally used, being shorter and |
deeper than the old one around the |
shoal.
On the 2sth the schooner Charles |
Dennis, OH the Goth steamship ID. j. |
Foley. and on the 9th the barque
rhos. o. Seed, drawing 12a feet water,
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Democratic state Convention

The following delegates have been
appointed to represent New Hanover
i'll the State Democratic Convention
which meets in Raleigh on the 18th
inst.
Robert Strange, s. L. Fremont, @,
M. Steadman, DIR. W. G. Thomas, nj.
NJ. Katz, J. L. Boatwright, All. Van
Bokkelen, J. G. Burr, E. Kidder, Sol.
Bear, 0. G. Parsley, Jr., E. E. Bur-
russ, JAS. Montgomery, W. L. Saun-
ders, I'll. VonGlahn, ID. J. Devane, D.
McRae, DeLeon Fillyaw. j. W. Atkin-
son, W. III. Hays, FL. Il. Munson,
Henry Mutt, A. Wronsli, L. Ell. Bow
den, Geo. Harper, G. W. Harris, E. s..
Martin. John a. Sanders, j. @. Pitt
man, a. WE'LL, Jas. Corbett, J. j,
Hedrick, T, D. Meares, P. D. Cowan,
W. H. Green, Jno Biddle,E E. Ell. Eilers,
DR.. J.sC. Walker, j. Ell. Allen, E. D.
Hall, John London, J. G. Heyer, W.
j. Yopp. E. Everitt. F. III. Wooten,
John st. George, Thos. j. johnson, H.
e. Orr, a. Deumelandt, T. Ell. McKoy,
John j. Fowler, J. @. Borden, r. f,
Langdon, J. @. James, s. H. Fish
blate, A, r. Campbell, Y, N. BoWdea