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Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
For the Iournal.
Aho Malls On the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad

MEssRs. tDlToRs: Can you expose
the cause why the Wilmington papers
SO frequently pass by Rocky Point d.
pot without being deli 5ered to the ex-
cellent postmaster Che req This failure of
some Oue or more to discharge official
duty is hrcoming To be serious mat
ter--is already an sinto ierabIe tamper-
ing with the rights of newspape:s and
t. elr subscribers. It has been going
on for over Il year, under constant
complaints and prutestations of large
number of citizens of Ponder county.
Not week p ,sses that there is not one
or more mlscarriages of that sort, to
the annoyance and ujury of many per-
sons. No o"e suppo,es the u,t IL iii
the Wilmington po4totfice 1t is the
general opinion that it fluids an expia-
la lon IN ie neRl lt CT of the mail agents
coming up from Wilmington in nor as
sorting th mails between Wilmington
and Rocky Point dep t.. They have
plenty of time to Do this service. You
have m"ny subscribers from Whining
ton all along Tire line of the mail route
to Black River Chapel. 1t has hap
pcned that your weekly han been two
weeks behiud for not being left at
Ei'cky Point Friday morning to meet
the weekly mail from Rocky Point to
B!ack River Chapel. Yesterday the !
Journal went mp the railroad by Rocky |
Point TO parts unknown. Unless more
t Elective steps are taken to stop this
inexcu able neglect, which from it's |
frequency amounts to an Outrage, these |
comp. aints will amount tO~nOthing and !
only prov ke ridIculo from these gross
vlolators of law Can the J"URANL,
which IS never timih o: tiinr-serving, |
do anything to break mp this evil?
ANTI BELKNAP.
March 9th. 1876.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
Suprenle Court.

Opinions were fled 10y the jus 'tices
ON Thursday III the following cases
from thJs 81 ctlon.
BIZ READE, J.
Jol Il Hardy. administrator, VS.. Car
oliua Central Halfway Company, from
New Remover. Affirmed.
BY RopMAN. J.
Stat, W. Gus Graham, from Anson.
Affirmed.
By BYHUI, ].
Ri2zalI Johuaon at n. vs. Waiter Il.
Bell, from Duplin. Reversed.
Martha Evans vs.. Robert Roper,
from wilson. Ali med.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO. March 11.-Noon. "A fear
ful tornado visited the sections of
country embraced between Quincy.
Illinois, and North Iowa. Hazel
Green, Wisconsin,, a town of 1000 III
habitants, mostly lead miners, was al
most totally destroyed. Nine persons
were killed outright and many fatally
hnrt. Twenty-six buildings were to-
tally destroyed.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
The w tern Settlers Chosen
Snecific.

v ith evcFy tvancv o: emigration into the
far II, IN - created for Hos
ie 'ter's mach BItters- Newly peep ed re-
g!ons are frequently less siiub rions thu Older
settled 'oca,i ,itIes. tm account OF rho
which rises from recently cleared land, par
cuIar;y along the banks OF rivers that are
subject 10 treehets The ag ic1ltrrai or mi ilng
emigrane soon /, arms when h does not already
know, That the Bitter AFFORD the only sure pro-
lection agai s. malaria and those Il ~ ders OF
the stomach III yer AN bowels t. whl, elm attic
changes expo -ure and uuaccustonod uu-
h salthv water be dict subject Ii IN Conse-
uueaUiy he places est uato upOh This great
h us hNli sp ciiic ard preventive comm1nsu-
rate with ils intrinsic merits. aud rs careful To
kCsp .pIl hand "A rest = a tive Il Ir noter OF
hAa til 80 mPiieit Y TO he relied upon IN time or
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17

A colored child. the daughter of
Monday Legtand who lives "r- the east
side of Front street below Mcs~r5
kidIer's mill died on day before
Yesterday from the Effects of sevrle
burning raceived the night previous.
The facts establish another instance
of carelessness upon the pnrt of the
perents. The father aud mother went
to church, leaving number of small
children III room together, where
there was large fire burning. One
Of them whilst playing with the rest,
appi cached too near the fire which lg-
nIted her clothing. The screams of
the victim were heard by woman who
lived in the other end of the house,
but when she reached the child 1T was
enveloptd i'll flames which, before they
could be extlnguished, produced
wounds from which death ensued the
next day.
Coroner Hewlett held an inquest
over the body yesterday, the jury re-
turning a verdict in accordance with
the above facts.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
Fran the Weldon News.


Rev Il. 0. Burton received telc-
gram at this place from u gentleman of
Richmond on last Thursday evening
stating that he desired him to officiate
in m lrrying him, as he in company
with his betrothed would elope from
Richmond aud be here that night. But
the old man, who objected, went over
to Manchester and broke up their hap
py arrangements by putting the young
gent to fight and taking his daughter
back home with him.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
srhsrs.se gsGNiIFiCs.

# is said th"t Mr. Gushing. on be-
..kri to din" with Mandarin Lin,
1,1co>ered on the table son ethinp of
which he ate ,xho bitan'!v, thinking it
;, he duck. Not speaking Chin, Sc,
anl wishing to know what it was, he
,,,,,teJ to IL, after be had finish d i.
saving to his host iuterrogativeIy:
"Ouack. quack. qu"ck p The Man
dariu, with equal brfvity, rHpli'd with
sL,Le of his head, Bow, WOW,
WOW =" Mr.. Cushing's feelings can be
imngined.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
VEGETINE

works in the huma5t system in perfect harmony
with natures laws, and while it is pleasant to
the taste, genial TO the stomach. and mild in its
influence on the bowels, it is absolute in its ac-
ton on disease, and is not vile, nauseus Bit
ters, purg:ng The invalid il to false hope that
they are being cured. VEGETINE is a purely
vegetable medicine, compounded upon scien-
tfc principles. tits endorsed by the best ply
sicians where its virtues have been tested, is
recommended onlT where medicine Is needed
and is not mixture Of cheap whiskey sold un.
der the cloak nf Bittcrs.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
New York, March, 1876.
Our >eXv Minister to England.

Our >eYV Minister to Eng giands
The new American Minister to Great
Britain, Richard Henry Dana, Jr., is
more familiarly known outside of Mas
sachnsetts as the author of "Two Years
Before the Mast" written after voy-
age in 1884, undertaken on account of
an affection of the eyes, compelling
him to relinquish study at Harvard.
His grandfather was former Minister
to the Court of Russia. The new Min
lister to England is lawyer, and espe
ciallv versed in international law.
Among his legal works particularly no.
ticeable is his edition, published some
ten years ago, of Wheaton's woik on
that subject. A note in this, on the
neutrality laws of Great Britain and
the United States, was translated into
French for the use of the arbitrators at
Geneva. in 1872. Mr.. Dana was one
of the founders of the "F rec Soil'
party, and a prominent actor IN the
Republican movement of 1856. He
was defeated for Congress by Benz. F.
Butler in 1867 Iu 1869 he was a pom
mated for Office under Grants admins
tration, but he declined the position
rendered him. He is now il his sixty
first year. ........
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
Gives Health, Strength and Ap-
petite.

NY daughter has received great benefit frcm
the Use OF tue VEGETIEE, Her declining health
~Se source OF great anxiety % ali Der lriepds.
i few bottles of the EaETINE restored her
health, strength and appetite.
y. d. TfLDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent, =
No. 10 Sears Buiidin., Boston, Mass.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
EEsE "a BIN 80 TIA n n GRANT
EkUHIIF.

The New YORK worldI
This is tie Cabinet Grant built.
Williams, Delano, Pierrepont
Chandler, Eobeson, Borie, Cres-
well, Richardson, Jewell.
This is the Secretary OF War
That was put III the Cabinet Grant
NV. W. Bslknap
This is the Bribe which he didn't abhor,
This model Secretary of War
That was put in the Cabinet Grant
built.
1910, GOO.
This is the fat Post Tradership for
Which the Bride he didn't nbhor
Was paid to the Secretary of War
That was put III the Cabinet Grant
bu 1t.
Fort Sill leadership.
Who paid for whisky a dollar a gill,
To reimburse Marsh and Evans for
The BtiOe that he took aud Il dldu't uohOr
This model Secretary of War
That was put IN the Cabinet Grant
built.
[Union Soldiers. (See Forts
speech and platforms. D
These are the letters Robinson seEt,
To be pigeon -holed by the President,
Complaining that soldiers at Fort Sill,
Were charged for whisky dollar a
gill,
To reimburse Marsh Il Evans for
Tue Bribe that he took and didn't
Tn!s model Secretary of War
That was put i'll the Cabinet Grant
built.
Letters of fall of 1871.
These are the committeeman uua9ed
That got to the bottom of the fraud
Described in tn letters Robinson sent
TO be pigeon hoied by the President,
Complaining the soldiers at Fort Sill
We're charged for whisky "a dollar a
gill,
To reimburse Marsh and Evans for
The Bribe that he took aud d dn abhor
This model Secretary of War
That Was put in the Cabinet Grant
built.
[Ciymer. Pa; Robbins. N. c.; Black
burn, Ky; Bass, n z; Dan ford, 0. !
This is tie note that Belknap penned
When he found the jig was at an end,
Because the com mmitteeiLen unawed
Had got tn the bottom of the fraud
Described in the lette,s Robinson sent,
go b., p!geon-h -holed by the President,
Complaining the soldiers at Fort Sill
We're cha ged for whiskey a dollar 3
gill, -....
To reimburse Marsh aud Evans for
The Bride that he took and didn' t
GbhOr
'rhis model Secretary of War
That was put in the Cabinet Grant
bnlit.
Il hereby teeder my resigna.
ton and request its immedi-
ate acceptance,
This. is how Grant, the sinners friend
Received tho note that Belknap penned
When he found the jig was at an end,
Because the committeeman unawed
Had got to the bottom of the fraud
Described In the letters Robinson sent
70 be pigeon -holed by the President
Complaining the soldiers at Fort Sill
Were cha ged for whisky a dollar gill
To reimburse Marsh and Evans for
The Bribe that he took and didn'
abhor
This model Secretary of War
That was put in the Cabinet Grant built
['With great regret"
G. T. l..
New York, March, 1876. -.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
SfcxiChIs Veterans.

Grom the GoldsbOru Mcsse1a9cr we
learn that all those who served III The
United States army III the war with
Mexico, and now residing i'll the State,
are requested to send their names al
once to O. Il. Smith, corresponding
secretary n. c. association OF the
veterans of the Mexican war, Raleigh.
There i bill now pending before
both Houses, with sOnle prospect of
its passage, for pensloniug the brave
Southern heroes who were the primer pal
uctors III that war, ana who materially
aided to raise the United States army
TO that high standard OF excellence
which at that time characterized it,
1t does not matter from what State
they went or what arm of the service
thev belonged, either on land or sea,
SO the secretary has their names en-
rolled upon the books of the assocla-
ton Ill order TO save time and delay III
drawing the allowance should the bill
pass.
We believe there are several of these
veterans i'll the city of Wilmington,
and quite number in the Cape Fear
region.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
Gu thtS OuG-IG may save Your

There is no person living bnt what
suffer. more or less with lung diseases.
coughs, colds. or consumpti"r, yet
some would die rather than pay Is
cents for Il bottle of medi .ine that
would curr them Dr. A BosCnEE' 5
GERMAN SYRUP has lately been intro
ducrd in this country from Germany,
and its wOndcrOus cures ustOnish
every one that try It. II you doubt
what VT, say IN print, ,ut this out and
take it to ,our druggist and g,t sam
pI, bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two
dose, $ will relieve you. Regular snz !
- cents. deod&wlt
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17

Wm. {. Robinson, whose letters
over the signature of "WarriDgton'
are widely known, died at Boston yes
terday, aged So.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
S u IA Q r z s :

= - II - * 4 L. ~
10000 Bushels Prime White Corn,
1900 Bbls Flour, all grades;
$50 Hhds. & Boxes D. S. and Smoked
Bacon,
800 Hhds & Bbb!s New Crop Musco-
vadO Molasses,
$50 Hhds & Bbls Fl Syrup,
$50 Bags Rio, Laguayra and Java
Coffee,
$50 Bbls Sugar, all grades;
500 Kegs Nails,
400 Tons Guanape Guauo;
800 Tons Eureka Guano,
Candles, Crackers, Snaps,
Cheese, Candy, Canned Goods,
Hosford Bread Preparation,
Sea Foam, Brandy Peaches,
Soda, in Kegs and Boxes,
Starch, Lard, Lye,
Potash, Ink and Rice.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17

The Jefferson Medical College at
Philadelphia graduated LAG students
yesterday.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17

James Alexander Mowitt, editor of
the New Haven Commonwealth, a pro-
hibition paper. died yesterday.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
VALUABLE
INFORMATION.
For Bilious, Remittant
and lntermittant Fever,
Or What IS More Commonly Termed
FEVER AND AGUE,

with pain in the ioins and through the Back an
understandable chilly sensation down the spine an
Eyes. which is Increased by moving them. a
blue tnge in the skin, and great 1istlers ness and
debl1ty, NEosTINE is a sac and positive RENT
OF carefully selected barkS and herbs, and SO
strongly concentrated that it is one of ths
greatest cteanSers of the blood that is or can be
put together NEGETINE does not stop with
oreaklng chihs anu fever, but il extends its
wonderfn' influence into every part o. the hu-
man system, and entirely eradicates every faint
OF dlsease- NKGE1INE does not act as a powerful
cAthAftic, 10 ocbIiltate the bowels and cause
the patient to dread ether serious cJ.nplainfs
which must Inevitably follow, but it tribes at
the root OF The disease by purifying the blood
restores the liver ami kidneys to healthy ae-
ton, regulates the bowels, and assists nature in
performing all OF the duties whlct deyolye
upon her.
. Thousands OF Inya ids arc suffering TO day
from the effect OF powerful PUr, alive nostruns,
quantities of Tuiniae and poison doses
Of arsenic, neither OF which ever have or ever
could reach the true cause OF their complaint.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
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viz; r.lt. -es r. inc Ut Nj.
III - pom i;Sii Aad "che- s1uCh-
,s4r,iip from t. .Iite erti III the southern
line o. tkIaden ST., zee rum ug v stwa IL
paral eI with Biaden 80 ret hence outI.war =
/, parallel with Eli htiI It eet abeut 100 feet o
the northern ,ine OF he right of way CT
the Wilmington and Weldon Raj road on
pauy, hence noTtheastwa al0Lg SAID riyht
of way about l10 feet TO McRae stie,t. u
thence nortIk ardiy with the west,rn ii or
nfcRae street TO t'.e begin ing-paTt of Lot 20.
So id Block '28},' per plan of Sait CITY, One
fourth OF the purchase money will be .ayable
d cash, and the residue in two equal INSTALL
m nts rayabie six and twelve months after
(iay OF sale with interest from that day, and for
" fich nott will b required from the purchaser.
WILMINGTON, Feb. cath, 1873.
JOHN X. BROWN,
feb2 Admins traitor OF Mary j. Price
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17

,r~,exTfoH is called TO othe"Connecti-
ont Mutull Life Insurance Company
,,ho.. th,rtieth aunnal statement ap-
,,.,ars IN our adv .rtislng columns thu
r,orning. The splendid exhibit which
~, cnmnary macks is apparent.
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17
TERMS on SsTBSCRIrTION

TuF DAILY JOUKNAL is mailed to - O-
crihcTs at EIGHT DOLLARS per ann""' o. X
n,,,tA,,s for six months ;SEvENTI-FiVt CkNTs
per mont for a shorter period
n ,uu one io'Itr or rit months \" F"h'cF'i- :
49,, -.ceive,i iu tiI.' woek,y inr less than 81
Wilmington journal., 1876-03-17

Z TOn IDt L TdIIhIItl OtIITItT
Two of our oldest and most res
pected citizens, Mr.. Etheidred Green
aged rs years, and his wife Mrs. NJ.
w. Green aged So years, celebrated
the 50th anniversary of their marriage
life, on the 3rd of February last.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-21
GAS WORKs HLoWN UP.


The inhabitants OF Tarrytown were
awakened at II o'clock on sunday Night by the
explosion OF the gas works. The shock made
their houses tremble, shook ceilings, and broke
windows. Patrick Hacke,t and his son. the
only occupants OF the works al tho time. were
severely II not fatally injured. The elder man
was unable TO speak. His son, a u ~ Of twenty
nyc years, and whose ribs on the right side were
There Is cylinder that has a heavy weight
spreading completely over the to9 - steady II.
this chain broke oil OF II sudden, and as II did
SO l looked up, aud saw the governor (refer-
ihg to the engine) - 20 up ana 20 OF. heard
buzzlng noise. whi ended IN all explosion Of
gas; ! ran to the window and Jumped out. I4is
Is all remember"
lhe works were situated in Josephine street.
about 20 yards from tho railroad station, aud
were owned by stock company. OF which Mr..
Cornelius Curtis Is President ana Mr.. Theodore
stevens SECRETARY ana general manasef. lhe
la ter gentleman wno has entire ch.rge Of the
works. laid last evening that he had not been
able to make thorough Investigation, but from
wnat lac hal learned lac judged that tne two men
whose duty II WAS to remain IN the generating
room durin. the night aud watch the lre- hear
ing hissing noise, went into the metre room
10 see what was the matter, struck light and
thus ignited the gas that had been escaping
from defective man. Al that instant, and be-
foro he spark had penetrated TO tue twOenorm-
Gus holders (WhOse cap city Is 1000 cubic feet
apiece, bnt which at the timo together con-
tdined 5000 cubic teeO, scorchcd and fright
ened they ran 20 the windows and Jumped to
the ground.
he loss is estimated at $4,000. There Is no
insurance.
Ino gis went out throughout the town some
two or threo minutes before the shock was felt.
An hour previous to the explosion boy
named laXttr ran into the saloon kept NY Con-
stable Lawrence, nnd said that hts mutner's
house was on lIe. Lawrence and several Others
ran across the street aud into tho house
q wooden stTuctuTe). The lower rooms,
which arc unoccuped they found 10
DO saturated with kerosene Uil, but the
flames were already extinguished, ia tho
incendiarles had neglected 10 leave "a window
open to create draft. Two bottles were found
ON the door partly hllod with kerosene. Tho
large fire last week, by which property valued AT
$4J,0lV was DESTROYED, has been ascertaiued TO
have boon the work of an incendilry,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-21
TIE NAVY FoR DARLINGTON cIrr.
Further Proof thnt the Administration Ia
Preparing for WarIike Operations.

Further Proof TINT the Administration 10
Preparing for warlike Operations.
In Wow OF asccrtained facts, the contin-
ued denials Of Government officers at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard warrant decided uneasi-
ness In the public mind. gentleman high In
office was questioned yesterday by representa-
tive of the lHE SUS In reference to the reported
.'mirg and activity at the yard. with tho follow
ing result.
Oucstipu-Are you in position TO know any
thing OF the movements III the nayj yardf
AnsNer-l am. aud thoy ure very significant.
You may rely On thus:
/. 1he commanding officers of the Minnesota,
Colorado, and SWAtar4 were IN secret Confer-
ence wih the Commodore, last week, In suite
OF all denials.
=. rues have been used to bring small arms to
the yaId from Ems Island.
3. Powder and other ammunition have been
loaded without the nYing OF the powder dag, Il
circumstance most unusual.
4. IEe bOy- ana apprentices have been drilled
In the use OF small arms at night.
8. Although the tug Nina is held In readiness
to = down the haibOr when Tweed arrives her
present armament was never needed, nor de-
si2ned for that purpose alone. ! never knew
greater aOsutdtiy than Commodore Nicholson
saying that tho ships are always kept IN nghting
condition. What nonsense Ships in cOmmis-
sion are supposed to bs in hghting trim. Of
course but ships out Of commission are not.
These vessels VIII undoubtedly bc sent to the
Potomac. There Is great des' Of feeling in the
yard; hut OF course the men dare not show II.
They are WUrGing for their bread and butter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-21

reeularlties.and discrepancies in the statements
OF the County Commissioner, which exist bo-
tween the returns of tho managers OF psecihct
abuated and discovered by the ST ~ Doari'
This order was asked for on the ground that
comparison Of the returns OF the managers and
the County Canvassers madc for tue counties OF
Aiken. Abbevllle, Anderson, Barnwell, and
Charleston by the state Board Of Can
yissers, had made manifest such great irtegu-
larites and discrepancies that the votes
gwen to one candidate and so appearing
on the managers' returns, wero by tho
County Cluvdssers transferred to another can
didAte that the County Canvassers Included In
their statements returns purporting to come
from precincts not designated IN any stature,
and that the Boerd Of state Canvassers received
returns not forwarded according TO law. that
were signed by the managers Of one parry only
and never submitted to tho BOARD Of County
Canvaessrs, being forwarded after the County
Canvassels had made and closed their o1lclal
statement.
The Court declined granting this order on the
ground that the UOatd had not IA yet refused 70
produce the papers asked for, aud that ii would
therefore be Irregular to do so. The Court, how
ever, intiinated that 1t would require the pro-
ducti0n Of the returns by the board tomorrow,
and threatened to issue a uoremptory man
damus to compel them to do 80.
The Court CONNIE nted quite severely upon the
failure 81 the board to perform tho merely clerl,
cal work required OF them, aud their action aud
temper to-day Is regard,d as another sgnigcant
hint TO tho board that no tlmpering or kukluA-
ing OF the returns will be allowed.
The official count for Congressmen has boon
finished. The delegation viii consist OF three
Republicans aad two Democrats this being the
first time since lsj0 that Democrat has repre-
sented South Carolina Ia the national lcgisln-
ture. Tho two Democratic members have each
over 5000 majority.
fhc count lor Solicitors has also been
hnlshed, and 1t is aecortained that
the Democrats elect out II the 8.
The electoral vote Of the state gives the Hayes
and Nhcyler candidates mHiOrties ranging
from 30 to 1000, but II the Supreme Court di-
reefs a revision Of the county returns two OF the
Iilden electors Will be elected.
judge Bond of the United states Circuit Court
has arrived at the state capital, and is staying at
the house of GOV. Chambcrl in.
Amos Y. Ackerman. the sx-Attorncy-Genera
ia also in Columbia. and 1t Is suppose the object
Of these visitors Is to transfer the election con-
| tests to the United states court.
1t is GumOted here that tho evidence Is In tho
! possession OF some one to prove that Chamber
| lam was defeated al the last state election and
was counted in " the Board OF state Canvas sers
| THIS IL the evidence that Elliott sid he had
| which would send Chamberlain to the peniten-
| tary.
| 1t is pretty well settled that tho Democrats
| elect the Governor, lieutenant-G overnor At
| tOrney General, and dComptroller-G enersl, and a
majority IN the Legislature of one on JOINT oal-
lot Thi, will be the result unless Judsc Bond
| interIelSs.