VOL. XX NO. GO.
WILMINGTON. N. C, WEDN ESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 7,1870.
IWUOJM NUMBER 5,712.
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tiiilir Vaae.
There are indication of a purpose to
ttolo.de ex-Governor Tance, of North Car
olina, from tho seat in the United States
Senate to which he has jatt been elected
to succeed General Abbott, whose term ex
pires on tho 4th of Maroh next The New
York Tribune and Albany Journal are iast
ana seneiDie enougn to suppose the idea.
and neither the present tempor of the
country nor its own precedent will bear out
the Scnato in acting upon it. If Governor
Vanoo bo disqualified, as claimed, under
tho fourteenth amendment, it should be
remembered that in tho person of the ne
gro Senator from Mississippi the Senate
has alrt idy admitted a member disqualified
not oul by what was in the Constitution
at the time of his admission hut by what
was n6t. Bevel's disqualification by what
was in tho Constitution wa that he had
not been "nine years a citizen of tho
Uoitod Stales," as required by artiole 1,
section 3, paragraph 11 -no negro being
such oiliaen prior to July 28,1808, the
date of tho adoption of the fourteenth
amendment; and his disqualification by
what was not m tho Constitution was that
at tho timo of his admission the fifteenth
amendment bad not as yet been adopted.
and therefore, so far from being constitu ¬
tionally qualified lor office, ho was not con
stitutionally a voter. These are law points,
batonluw points tho admission of rx
Govcrnor Vance will be contested, if at
TIIE DAILY JOURNAL
WILMINGTON, N. C.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1870,
The Approaching Downfall of Carpetbag
lane.
Oarpotbagism at the South has seen it
best days. . From this time on we look for
the eradaal banishment of the genus ear
pet-bagger from places of publio trust in
the Southern States. Since the war these
men have bad a good time of it. They
have filled nearly all the ofliocs, and load
ed np their cavernous carpet-bags with the
spoils. Turn and turn about is fair play,
and they have no reason to complain if the
southerners choose to oome into their own
again, and send baok the soldiers of for
tans who have so long fattened npon them
to their northern homes. We do not join
in the sweeping denunciation which pro
nounoea every carpet-bagger a bad man.
Some of them are fair and decent, and
though mostly occupied with filling their
pouches have not wholly misrepresented
the people among whom they temporarily
dwelt Bat in the nature of things the
best of carpet-baggers is a man who can
not wholly be trusted. He has not that
identification with the interests of a Slate
and a population which long residence.
local relationship or acquaintance and
community of feeling alone ean establish.
Consequently if the rule were adopted,
and without exception, not to give oflloea
to carpet-Daggers, the uonthern mates
wonld be, on the whole, better served
" than they could be by the very
piok and flower of that Bohemian race.
North Carolina newly risen from the grave
of her errors and misfortunes, has signal
ized her returning life and strength by
electing one of her old and most esteemed
citizens, ex-tlovernor Vance, Senator in
place of Abbott. The vote on joint ballot
stood Vanoo, ill ; Abbott, 4X Governor
Vance is a man of ability and character,
with whom the most scrupulous of North
erners on find no other fault than that be
was swept into the rebellion by the tidal
wave ox 61. cut as tnis is, or snouid ie,
an era of forgiveness and amnesty, it is
wrong and foolish to rake np Governor
Vanoe'a connection with ao obsolete an
affair as the civil war to discover reasons
why he should not be United Senator in
1871. The only question is, whether he
will not be a better Senator on all ac
counts, and mors entirely represent the
north Carolinians than Mr. Abbott, and
on this bead there is little room for doubt
though it is bnt justice to the latter to
say that he has proved himself decidedly
superior to the class of which be is a
specimen. Governor Vance's speech on
the evening of his election, is in ex
cellent temper and taste. He is a
Union man all over, as much so as
Bamner, or Chandler, or Nye, bnt more
than this he sets to those gentlemen and
to other radicals like them, an example
of that happy habit of forgetting old
grudges, which they might profitably copy.
His speech is full of such sentiments an
theso : " Because onr party has been tri
umphant, (here are somo who nrgo retalia
tion. This should not be so." "Let an
ger, r even go and retaliation bo ignored."
"Every law, both State and national,
should be respocted and obeyed by all our
people, bitterness and vituperation should
cease, and men no longer endeavoring to
destroy each other should earnestly strive
to engender kindly feelings among all class
es of onr citizen." What carpet-bagger
at the South would spoak like this, or so
speaking would eot up to bis declarations?
Not one. For it is their cue and tboir pol
icy to keep np the old unfriendly feelings
between North and South, to prevent am
nesty from doing its perfect work of re
conciliation, and Urns, with a minority of
carpet-baggers like themselves und radical
negro voters, to maintain their hold on
power. The coming downfall of oarpot
bagism In the South means a complete re
storatioa of fraternal sympathies between
the two sections, which it is the appointed
mission of carpet baggers to stave off by
eTery possible rueaiis. Therefore we hail
the election of Governor Vance, of North
Carolina, to the Senate.
N. Y. Jour, of CW.
Tito CMml Mm mt t. UraH,
Among th members' who have arrived
in Washington, 'the colored man and
brother" will present himself to ths House
to-day in the person of J. H. Bainey, of
South Carolina, elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the enforced resignation of Mr.
Whittemorw, who now graces the South
Carolina Btete Senate, So there will be in
the Hones a colored ooteaaporary of Hon.
Mr. Bevels in the Senate, and the equality
oi races in tne.two Hones will be main
teiaed and equjOly balanced.
all, and we mention the facia in the black
case to snow tuat the eunato cannot, ao
cording to its own precedent, bristle into
rigidity before tho new North Carolina
Senator eUct ; i.-f
Outside of the technical consideration is
one of widor significance, and that is that
the country is heartily lick of this pulling
eleoted men down aud sotting defeated
men np. It is robbery, because it robs
the man elected of the oflico tho people
have given him; it is nullification, became
it abrogates the expressed will of the peo
pie wno elect, it substitutes a sew
and unauthorized conitituonoy for the
only one known to our laws or tolerable to
ourgoniua. It violates the maxim Dele
gatus non ikkaari potest, for the represen
tauve chosen by the people has no right
to elect other representatives coequal with
nimseii. xne whole thing is wrong
injures Republicans and Democrats alike
has, to use a vulgarism, been "run into the
ground:" is hateful to the whole oonntry,
and tho Senate is to understand that it
must stop. It is a shameful and monstrous
pusillanimity to confess this exaggerated
fear of the Southern leaders which their
pemstent exclusion from office implies.
lhe whole Honthern conntry is as much
complimented an annoyed every time the
uoors are ennc in the laoa or one of lis
recognized men, Tho cry goes out that
"they" fear the Southern statesman still
mat the great North, nob, prosperous.
victorious and mighty, trembles at the ad
mission into its legislative halls of one un
armed and beaten man. . 1 ho thing has
that look. It is an affront for it even to
proient such an appearance, and yet the
appearance will exist nntil tho whole dirty
cargo of handouffd, the last rolio of the
old slave-trading ship, is cat overboard.
. i. noria.
The Umnt.Dent Comblaatlan.
Several attempts have been made to get
a perfect list of the Grant-Dent family now
holding office. These have all been fail
nres, because sufficient time was not given
to the subjeot, but the following from the
New Tork Sun, is more accurate than any
we have yet seen:
L Ulysses Simpson Grant President of
the United States. Salary 825,000.
IL Jesse Boot Grant, Presidents father.
Postmaster at Covington, Ky. Salary
90.0W.
IIL Frederick Dent Grant. President's
son, Cadet at West Point
IV. Oril L. Grant, President's brothor.
partner with the Colleotor of the Port of
Chicago.
V. Frederick T. Dent, President's fath
er-in-law, Claimant of Land at Coroiidelet,
Mo. euchred by Wilson. Commissioner
of the Land Office.
VI. Rev. . M. J. Cramer. President's
brother-in-law, Minister to Denmark.
Salary 87,500. "
Vll. Abel Kathbone Corbin. President's
brother-in-law, negotiator of gold and real
estate speculations with James i nk. Jr..
and Jay Gould.
V1H. Brevet Brig. -Gen. F. T. Dont.
President's brother-in-law, chief usher at
the Executive Manson. Salary 85,000.
IX. Judge Louis Dent. President's
brother-in-law, Counsol frr Claimants be
fore the President Fees estimated at
S10.000 a year.
X. George W. Dent, President's brotjier-
ln-law, Appraiser of Customs, San Fran
Oiseo. Salary and feos, $6,000.
XL John Dent, President's brotlicr-in-
law, only Indian Trader for New Moxioo,
under Indian Uureau; pluoe worth $100,000
year.
XIL Alex. Sharpe, President's brother-
in-law, Marshal of tho District of Colom
bia. Fees 89,000.
XIII. Jas. F. Casey, President's brother-
in-law, Colloctor of the Port of New Or
leans ; plaoe worth 30,000 a year.'
' XlV. James Longstreet President's
brother-in-law's cousin, Surveyor of the
ort of New Orleans, fcalary and Fee.',
&M),000.
XV. SiIuh Hudson, Presidents own
ooomn, uiuietcr to uuatemaia. salary
$7,500.
XVI. Geo. K. licet, President s brother-
in-law's oousio, Publio Stores, New York ;
plane worth $100,000. -XVI
L Orlando H. Ross, President's own
cousin, Clork in the Third Auditor's office.
Washington. Salary, S 1,000.
XVIIL Dr. Addison Dent, President's
brother-in-law's third cousin, Clerk in the
Register's office, Treasury Department,
Washington, fcalary Sl.bOO. .
Al.. J. i. Simpson, Presidents own
cousin, Beoond Lieutenant, Twenty-tilth
Infantry. Salary $1,500.
XX. John Simpon, President's own con-
sin, (second Lieutenant, i onrtb Artillery.
Salary fl,500.
XXL George B. Johnson. Presidents
mother's, second eousin, Assessor of Inter
nal Revenne, Third District, Ohio. Sala
ry and fees $10,000. j
a au. li. i Wymaas, President s oou-
m s haabaod. Postmaster of Newport
Kv.
XXII L Miss E. A. Jdsernder, Presi
dent's brother-in-law's second cousin.
Clerk in Gen. Spinner's office. Treasury
Department Salary $1,000.
No donbt this Est is inoomplote, but w.
beheve that it inoludes all of the moat
prominent officials. The salaries and fees
drawn by the Grant-Dent combination is
said to amount to nearly $400,000. The
family ia thriving, aud are of the jopinion
that the talk of cutting down taxes ia ab-
An Acr.rlo.1 Outrage In Philadelphia-
f a Mas aad Wife OarroUd, Stabbid aa
it.bhcd ' y
'For some, time past the premieos No,
1705 South Front street, Philadelphia,
have been occupied by Patrick and Mary
MoCulIough, who, in carrying on the but
ter and egg buuuess at that plaoe, bad
managed by eoonomy to save up some
Vl.oUO. TlioiMveaye:
Tho fsot of tboir huviog u considerable
sum of monoy in the house, from some
reasons at present unknown, reached tho
ears of a gang of wicked and dosperate
characters who infest that locality, aud no
doubt iney resolvod at all hazards to ob
tain possession of the savings of this in
dustrious oonple. About 3 o'clock on
Thursday morning the rosidenoe of this
unfortunate pair was tho scoue of as gross
nn outrage as has ever been perpetrated iu
tho oity of Philadelphia. A party of men
wearing masks effected an entrunco into
the house by foroing opon a back door in
tho kitchen. The sconiidruiu tuon passed
through the small kitohon aud up a nar
row staircaso to the second story front
room, oooupicd.RM a sleeping apartment by
Mr. and Mrs. McCullough, who wore
aroused from their peaof ful slumbers by
an attempt being uiado by tho thieves to
smother tho inmates with Ilia lid clothes.
In tho btru-rclo cuHuirm tlioy were libciutud
and cried out for holp.
The Uiiovei then gagged them with
handkerchief, and, taking a kuifo, stabbed
MoOullough in the leg and out hiskoue.
They also aimed a blow at mm head, in
tending it probably to bo fatal, but ths
blow came down on tho forehead, aud,
glanoing, only ioilictod an ugly fleth
wound. They then took small pieces of
rope and securely bound their hands and
feet. One of the scamps had a bottle,
supposed to contain ohloroforin, which he
tried to mako Mrs. MoCulIough smell, but
she strngglod aud it beciime upset. ' He
men took uis nana ana enoked nor. Ju
tho meantime the other villains wcro in
dustrionsly at work in endeavoring to
ohoke Mr. McCullough : aud, takiug
piece of rope, they made a tourniquet of it
and isariy suffocated him. After be was
nearly ohokod, being black and blue, they
released him, and threatened to kill him t
ho did not tell where his rdonov was. He
said he wonld do anything to save his life,
and told them that the money was in a
drawer of a borean that stood in the room,
They then rogagged him, and,' going to
the bureau, broke it orjen. and took nnt
about $1,500, of which $1,000 was a United
States treasury note.
The thieves then ransacked the house in
tearoh of other valuables, but being nn
succossful, soon after left. Shortly after
their departure, jurs, oioUulloeh managed
to oet Toose. when she united hnr himhan.l
ana cue aiarm was given, bnt men it was
too late. One of the parties was reeog
nized by Mrs. MoOalloob as William Trott.
the proprietor of a small store on the op
poaite side of the street. Later in the
day Lieutenant Erfiokson and ofHoer
iiirob succeeded in effecting the arrest of
w uitam Trott, ueorse tuviue and ueoree
lacKson, tue latter oi wnom is well knon
to tho police as 'Shaokelbaok Jack. The
prisoners were taken to the central station
station and arraigned for a hearing, bnt in
the absence o: witnesses, and at the desire
of the chief of police, the hearing was
postponed. The aooused were committed
in default of six thousand dollars bail.
NEW ADTERTISEMi:XT8.
for TWO MOMTIIS by remitting us rm
veau,
ficruuugua Aumioa, oontietiuf of tplonJId.
ly exeontod viewi of iruorlean Scenery, com
menced in November. 1. ArPLCTos Co., Tub- I
Imbere, New York
ETTW6ERDBT COODS,
MUg KB, UlCALTII, UtPriSICSS.
How to be obtained for Five Dollar! TUuU-
lioue. ,'iriiu, villa aitce aud town luis. at ths
Groat I'rouiliim Land Halo. Allan. 8.0. Tlie I
"Haratoga of the Houtu." 48 boar from N. V.
The.niut delightful oliiuats iu the woiiil. Free
from the rigore of Northern winter, exempt
from Throat Dixeaece. Vineyards and orcbarda
in fnll bnarinv. Fr flaiimititiva namnhlfti- ad.
drete, with stamp, J. 0. 1 Utln , AuKUta, Qa.
HOLIDAY JOtRNU for 1871
Contains a cniUHTMAR BTOItY. BI'LENPIO
1'iiAYa, alAOrOKPOllTS. Ao j U ptgei; illua
Irated. (font ttehen reoelpt of one alatnp for
noataKO. Auaifjaa auaus a uu., 1'uulieo.ere,
voeioa. . . ,
,
1 hn. uuuHMr as. lbh'i lam. Noarly
J ready fur DublMaliou. the lUocranb uf
Uea. liibt. H. Lee.Tiy Juh Katoa Cooke, autbur
of "I.ifaof Htonowall Jaokemi," "WKarlnii the
Oroy." etc. 1 vol . 8 vo.. S'JO nairea. Illnatrated.
To boeuld by.eubeonpttou. AUKNTS WANT.
l. Al'plelon A; t o.,I,1il,ihore, NvwYork.
bend I For a reoiixp, br ths nee of which
r.f 1 one uait or mo labor ana two-
fJKJ 11 ibirtle of the exponas of Waabiug
motile is aavea. equal to a
yoll aaviug of t'ii per j oar In a email
ifttuiiy. Bout on reoeipt of 6u eta.
GIVE US BOOH.
FALL & W1NTEK
BUT GOODS.
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PB0F1TS
t
AT
WM. ; ETTINGER'S,
15 MARKET STREET,
' Lnntevills, a v.
UtOrt A IV. Oretubacka for alb For par
fjiSfJ lloularu aud oiioular. address. O. Yl,
Bmrn, Haco. We
Keeplag Bm, -
xne time is not tar distant when everv
4 - . 1 . . . .
larmer, ana si most every suburban resi
dent of our large towns and cities, will
have their swarms of bees as much as thev
have now their hens.
There is at present a popular prejudice
against the honey bee, either aa a very un
certain possession, or one of doubtfoi com
fort ana Cast management.' Dnl t&is ere-
judioe is founded wholly on the ignoranoe
and mismanagement of a former genera
tion. Wo shared this feeling in full meas
ure till induced by a friend, a few years
ago, to aooept a swarm of bees and try our
nana at ineir management. XJUl a snort
time was sufficient to disarm us of all pre-
udice against the honor bee. and we were
not long in beooming decidedly attached
to them. Our expeiienoe was snffloiont to
learn that the management is easy, and
even more so than that of poultry ; and by
the introduction or movable comb uvea,
the management is rendered still more
easy, aud their incomo and profit greatly
increased.
We therefore advise every person living
in the oonntry, especially those of small
means, to proonre a hive of bees and get
information oa their best management
irom tne many sources now open.
One swarm will soon increase to several,
and in a few years to soores. Thoir pas
turage costs nothing, and yet tboir pro
ductions oommand a high price, and the
price of a awarm of bees will continually
advanco as a knowledge of tboir value in
croasos.
GRAM) HOLIDAY RAEKLK and 8ALE.
.IO.(M)0 worth of HEAL EHTATJC and PKtt
RON AL l'UOl'EHTY will be rained for In Cal.
boun, Oa.. December atiab. 1H70: eoerv ticket
geUmj a I'l iv iroiu 1 to lfl.000. Ticket, only
One Dollar. Conducted hy Blx bworn Oommla-
tunore; refer to Oonnty Ofaorr. Mboral Indnoe-
mnnte to Agonts or olnhe. Hand stamp for eu
culare, in. 11, It. UIOKti It VO., itanagiog
anoiue.
SAFE UOI1T FOR OUR HOMEsT
rtuKiua k house's patent
NON-EXPLOSIVE
METALIC KEROSENE LIMP '
le ebs.lat.ly sal. from explosion or breaking;
hatrae aajr Vmml OU, good or bad) slvea war.
m"S r, ma aeee i
"It Is porfeotljr nou-eiploelve, gives a tmtttr
UgM and is more toonomwal than any other lamp
innaa." W. 11. ilt, latt Hitivrinttndent of
- .! L , fl.j
"I intend aubaiitnun. it throuahout mv hones
for the daner-)ne lampe now in nae." llrnf.
W. 11. Hull iter. Suo't PMie Inntmotian. AiuA.
mono, Va i t , -,.-:
The appalling deaths and flrs fromgtaas
lamps exploding and breaking oreate a great e
niand for this lamp. It 1AY4 loe.ll k S.M
by Caaraaeara ar Storui Ageate waaM
very -hare. Bend for fa partionlara. Ad
dress n.algoanery At Co., Cleveland, Ohio, or
12 ltarolay BUeet, New Tork. 1
Lfftjft' A Week Salary t-Yoong men wanted
ULraaeSa. local and travelling lesmeti. Ad.
BRANCH OF 481 BROADWAT, NEW
YORK.
:o:-
BAVa HIOJUVJCD AND ABB BTILL
Bsesiving a Largs Btoek of the Choi reel
4
AND
'Printing.
THE JOURSTAt
JOB PRINTING OFFIf Ei
' Prlaeeae Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C '
All kiuds of PLAIN and
FANCY PBINTINO exeoutetl
witli ncatnosa aud dispatch.
- The beet work guaranteed at
the lowest possible prion. : i
tlllailnviM rkla.U A S ,
n uaunga iui awaeve mt aae sat vjy :,-
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. TBATXIibia B30WUEN. ,
' BAlii BOAD AOBNTS,,! '
BOTEt'KtllWae? I'-
' , BTEAMDOAT iaKNTS.
Aad all those who have LETTBB
PBEBB miMtlNO to do, wUl Bad
it to their interest to cell at , ''
TBS JOBAL OFW0JE,
Prtaoeae aireea. . ;
A large aud Well auerted stook
of PAPE118 and HATEBIAIi kept
on band, from. wbUU se'lociilons
may be made.
'WHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ' A
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( AND AFTEn NOVEMBZB 8 iUT
V BK"Tr'n Will nn the follow tfig sobsdu.dt Im
.fT,,.,yilm.'n't)on..? I 'olo, . -'y
trrlve at ths baad of the Boad at o'alook P. ai.'J a
UZ&? 01 Eo4 M a. m., and ar-
rlvs al WUmlogton aft s p. m, dally, (.Sundays T
tospted). . t .1 .. ,;. .
19 regular freight Trains pet week wm Lava,
Wilmington at fiOS a. m. Taeedaie aad lfrlday. f -anov
arrive at WUnxIngtoa pa ktoajays and Ibuw- ,,
day at 5:18p. m.' , T '
Through Tickets to Ohartotle. ..JX.,;. J. .BM.-1 V .
! Clue fciglnear and BnpnruitondantJ ' "'
ffllMINQTON A WELDON BAILBOAD CO.,
i ;i vm va f -sifa, asp uea-tt evrv. ?
it .... niuumtiuH. a. v.. an., ia. 1-..J. I
v, '
H CHANGE OF SCESStLE,
OH ND AfTlca BOirpAT.fte tm in.tateil
. iKffe'j 00 tul1 reed v?ill teavs Vi.n'-gT ;
ton At 0 u. and WW p. n.; aad arrive t v,ot-
Ami ak A '.'Ml m. mnA flvi w. - T t ,i i
lOioo a, a. and IM p, m.j arrive at Wilmington
4 Oik K m. anil t.t m! mt Tt. Jt . 7 . j., . .
" v.m. w via r m .mi WIUIKFI c
Union Depot at 0 I IS o'clock. Night train North
wUl leave Union rpo4 at i 10 e'etoek, lbs i
(loldsboro' for Balelgh.
aa aonwnonauon aaa rreignt wain wul leave If
Wilaiina'tOB 100 m.. m. dallv IHn.H... nui,
ed.; - ' r '-- w.r r t-.,n
RatnVBlaw lain. flnU.lw,ni at mi
anlve at Wilmington at S p. at.
re Branch train. N;bt passenger trains lav.
lug WUmlngton and Weldon on Mondays. Wed-" -
Baeaila1rSl an4 atVleaevas alu M.ata.,UaV 1.. ii.a.
I i -Hi a
t A nl "
WINTER GOODS 1
areas (with stamp)
now, n. x,
B. U. WaLKKB, 84 Park I
MASONIC BOOKH. .
Ageaaa Waaltd, Bend for OirooUr. Addr.ee
ataaono rua. uo uroom. Bt., Mew tork
STAsmBRina enred by Bates AppUaooee.
For deecrlptlon addreea Blmneon A Co.. Bo
0U7O,. X.
IKRIUSS WMIIISO TO IcaUAUB IS
firmantat aad ProMtabl. Baalaaaa
please address, at once, J. m. O. Howard A Co,
Portland, af.. No"agenoy" or peddling boel-
neas. Mnmber of eorreepondeots limited! tlO to
tJO per day eure profit. Entirely saw.
WE WILL PAY AGEHT8
A salary of 138 a week, or allow a large commie-
ion toaeiionrne. luvenuone. Addreai. with
tamp,
i. w. riuitA uu., Marauall, atico.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Prixee eaahed and information fnmllid hw
flEOUUK UI'UAM, frovldonoe, B. t .
KWINQ ACIUNS:S Aaeate WaaM
Balary 1 10. C00 oer vear. Uiranlara and Ram-
pies of work free. Addreee Clli'STAb eJCWINO
alAUUUils UU ltoeton, Ilaas.
S1
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asd ran . .
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Tble Quarter' 13 IVSBKRI SKIT rRBK to
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next year's Kifty-Two hamber of
THE OBEAT U.LremAntB
BUB4L AND FAMILY WEEKLY,
ruu town ahu toiimr,
Tns Res-it., now In it 91 at year, ie not only
the UiMl, SMt aad tateaawet. Let l.v far
the krca-Cltalallag . Jnrall f lie
llaae la Ua. War Id I National ia Oharaatef,
Ably lidiled, Superbly Illuitratei aad I'rinted,
itis the ..
BEST AMERICAN WEEKLY!
It ie the Btaadarn Aatharlty on alt branch-
ee of AoarcctTras, HoKTicrxn it. Ac. Aa a
Literary aa raaatly Paper it is a favorite
ia many of the beat fern I lie all over the t'uion,
Gaaada, Ao- Indued, Mooax'a Sdbal A. ao
Rival in tit Pplur. and Is tne urgeaainaevra.
ted Jearaal on the Continent each nam bar
eontaining Slxleea aMve-Caiaaaa Page., (doo
ble the aia. of Boat papers of He eJae.) It ie
ite paper for the Kast, West, North and eoeta,
TERMS. INDTJCEMEOTS. Ac.
TKRtiSSSa Year of SlNombera. and only
a 60 in Clnbe or Ten. This Qiarter'a IS Snm
bere sent FKKB. as .ffered above. Otr dob In
daeetnente for 1S71 an. anpreeedeDted. Bpeo
meoe. Pre mi am Liete, Ae., aent free to ail form
ing Olnba, and w. want a bv. Club Agent in
every Town. Addraa.
t, v. T. amuse. t ran sow, new iota.
AcnnrsTsiAS ipt u an Tearip
ecrlaMre ta A.pltaa Jearaal, pob
liaked weakly. Two Monies Bnbecriptiao Oaarta.
Tb aionlbj of !(ovembar and Peeeaubtf, lbiO,
it as rratie to all aabecrihcra ranutUac tut
tb. year 1S7L
Aav eee aaelr.es of maktne a trial of the
fovasAL to aa. wBettett they hke B, ean bar it
PSYCllOMANOY.-Anr lady or gentleman
ean make 11,000 a month, scours their owe
baDDineaa and induDendenoe. bv obtaining Pav.
(JHOMiNOY, f AHOIN ATION. or HOVL OHABM.
ING. 400 page; olotb. Full inatroctiooa to nee
tbi power over men or animals at will, bow to
Mezmejlie, beoome Trance or Writing Medians,
Divination, Hpiritaalism, Alclierov, Philoeophv of
Omens and Dream, ltrigbam Young's Barem,
Onide to Marriage, Ao., all eontalned In tbi
book; 100,000 told; price by mail, in eioth II 15,
paper covers fl. Morioa, Anv peraoa willing to
aot as agent will reoeiv. a ample copy free. As
no oapital is required. .11 deairous of genteel em.
ployment ebonld seed for the bonk, enclosing 10
oente for poetage, to T. W. kVANo A CO., T
Booth Kigbth b Philadelphia.
AMVSTKHY aOLVKO-Firteen Mloatea
Private Oonversation with Married Ladies
by one of their nnmber. Bent free for to
etampa. Addreee Mrs. H, MKTZQEK, Danover,
ra,
A Clergyman, while residing in Houtb America
a a niieetonary, aitoovarea a ears and simpl.
remedy for tb Our. of Norvooa Weakneae, Kariy
ueoaj, iiatwaea ui tuo urinary ana Deminal Ur
gent), and the whole train of ditorder brought
on by baneful and vieione habits. Oreat nntn-
bar bare been cured by thia noble remedy.
Prompted by a dealre to benellt tb. alllioted and
nnforlunalc, I will aond the recipe for preparing
and ntiuK tl.ia medicine, in a acalod euvelope, to
any otm who neode it, fW of tAargr. Addreee
JUtteru x. 1NMAM, BtaUoa I, Uible Uooae.
Now York Uitr. ,
, STATE OF NORTII CAROLINA,
000x11 i v ktw ruMovcn, sltsiuob coinr.
Ana Corcoran, Patrick Italian, James Boiiaa,
Patrick Uudeou, Kicbajd liuJroa aiid Atarua-
ret Moor., plaiutiilii,
Airainat
filch ard if nrpby, Dootua Mntpbr, Ionai Dt ban,
t atrica oonau, tatnarine vaiiy.uridKM Doliu.
aud the heirs of liev. Tbomaa Murphy, de
cerned, wboee namee and places of reei'lruce
are aokoowa to the plaintifle deroodants.
TO TUB ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS. '
Yon ar. hcrebv not i lied lo anDeer befora 1. a.
Mann, Ulcrk of tbo Bupenor Uoort of New Hano
ver county aforesaid, at bie .ffie. ia the Do art
House, in Wilmington, within twenty daya from
aad aUer the 7th day of January, AD 1871, to
eaewer tb. eomplaiat filed ia said On art lor eat.
aad partition of tb. reel aetata of Tbomaa Mur
pby, Ueoeaetd. If the above named defeedanU
fail to appear at the time and aniwer the eoei
plaint, the plaiotiffe will anolv for the tmiial da.
manded ia tb. exuapbunt. Mi rata fail not.
Given under my hand aad teat of said Cart
this Ud November, 17U. . ,
. O. MANR,
Clerk Hirpermr Ooara, '.
hew Haeevat Ooeat.
SvBBCTZ CUrLAlt,
Attorney fur Plaioliffa.
ovJi fie-la.Swch
60CTBEI.1 8CU0OL IN NEW TORI
CITT.
1 rBi EDWARD B. WBrrs-B ESQUiB aad
French Boarding 8cbool fur Toang Ladiaa, Re.
w aaa ua atrana, vp-man. aeaarvoar Park.
aog m . .
5.000 fates
TVTJBUAM TOBACCOS,
AS
encrra and ciaARi'
- - - d. tiavrr.
Sehoted out of ths Primeet Good of ths Largest
Importing EitabllthmsoU in the Oity
or New Tork, as w had ths ad
vantage pf being on of, ( ,
? tbe'tfrlt ones sln the
btarktt, and ws
!-..'., , .' , wlek te La ,'. , . :
? form oar
Onstomsrs,
thai Lb war In
tb Dry Ooods Lin
I (till to b oontlnned
No Beet for' ths Wicked." ' '' ' '
, Onr motto Ic "Qalrk Bale and
' Small ProflU." Ws ar determined to
O0T-8ELL THE CHEAPEST, THB LOW
AND TBI LOWEST, and w goaranU. to
farnlah better Qoods for leu money. We alee
thank our easterner for tb put liberal
patronage, hoping to recir if
lath fatnr, aath traoel
UUral iudnomnt ... ,
are offered,
a a b a
DRESS GOODS !
CLOTHS, .
cassimehes; ; ,; ' ;;
DOMESTIO and i '. '
FOREIGN QINQHAMS,
FLANNELS, all nradea
a
ana colors; .
HOMESPUNS, Bloeohed
and Unbleached ;
. DOMEsnca
A Complete
LAND MXDB,;' I'-iil,
OO0BT AND MAQIBTBATES'-
.. .' . -it Ji (.e , "
- v.-,1..,T..1.t..ri rh,jf!BLiliKB
, -f I ',.( . ,! -;
On band at all tinea, "y ."t
BAIL BOAD BEOEIPTS t , , , i
' .' 5 ' O Blttl 6f LADING,
And BILLS Of LADING for thlp.
,)( ," : plug by , and other ,
!' MABINB ! BLANK!,
:) .'..Always oa hand.'.-,
7
OUB JTUEND3 IN TBI OOUNTliT
may nd their order to '
" TBI J0CBNAL OFFICE, '
And rely upon thslr reoelvlng ths
sans atteatden aad being ailed as
promptly and a ohaaply as If giva
psraonally. ''''. :.',
Onr Joblng Department is squat
to any In this section, and every
fasillty posslbl will be afforded ia
the sxesgtlon. of orders. -
Address .,'VV'"'
i ;.- EBUELHA11D A FBICB,
1 Wilmington, N, C-
QEBEBaL BDPEBINTENDENTB 0FTIC3, 1
i CoLBwau Aeaona B. B. On. ' uf
i ruiaeTOg,.gMay W.W70, 1
rkN AND AFTEB BUNDAY the I8tk Inst.,
U hmeiwi for the W. A ft. B. B. will take f
JS41 V1, 5Aw'a B, Pt , ;
following sebedule will b ma i .
. ! 7DAT IXPBE8B TBA1N (Dafly.) ' ! J 1
LavWUmiagloai(WWBBDvat 8 50 A.Jff...,
Arrfv at Floreao n or a. M
Arrive at aTngvtU.................. 8-00 IVM'' 'W
fS '"."..i-.ii..."ll a0 LHi,r!
at rioraoee. . t.lt tV M
tHiuuRnn,.,,, via " SI -
llflnt Kx.peir.Mit re ,t ,n.u. a
lews Wilruinnaou IW A W B B. Deooii iio P.
arrive at rioreuo.
aou IW A W B U, Depqtj :to P. M
avrHVaa mA R I n aarvt I Is . Bk.Ui A BAT :
v ajugavill..., I ,). ' aj p, '
trriv atFlor.no ........... p; M "'
vftive at Wilmington 8:14 A, At
' . .nJt,0-- WINDEB, Creo'leup't,.
Slay 19. 1870 . . f R
A Few lllore left
OF TBE
MOLASSES t MOLASSES I ' '
175 HBM" T08, ND BBtJ, HOLABdES, . '
V. W. KER0QNEliJ-,;!
For al by
dec!
Jj H. hVKR. OF N. a,
.; ls -.fc...
UAWIINS, WlLLlimQN A CO.,
COTTON FA CTORS,
Cenirtl CoBmisslaa IMercawti 1
M Wt Lombard Stmt, ! ' " 1 '
BALTIUOR E, M D.' '' '
TJFkABat ftsmri BrlvittAaa naA. aaa .1.1.... A. .
.w. n , wHv,, aeeeruw Wsl ajUlUlUSJea Vsl VC
ootlun nd othtr prodao. ftod prompt MUaUofl "
glTttd to ikil lyiitiafjM totraUd W Otu oar. : ,
Sater 11 atn at .
Sctzno Sort.
!
Stock of
White Goods.
A ad Special attention is called te ear Btoek of ,
, A Largs AMrtnnt of ; ''-
HOOTS AND 'SHOES, " "
Ladio and Oeut Undergarment, Baratogt
Tracks, TaliaM, Data, Bwitekes and Obigooe.
Also a Largs and Well eelected Block of
OLOTHINO;
To onclod with a very Large' Block of JeiU
-'' FCRNISHLNQ GOODS,
The Largest Block in the SUt of ear ewa
Manafaotare. A Tremeedoe Btoek ef
Blaan aad Ohildrts' Faaey
Wkieh w auaafaelare' at. ear Faotory. 181
Broadway, New Tork. W gnaraaHe. . Oaeatry
Dealers perfeot BatUfaetioe ia every Nee ef ear
Seode.
i .
Bigkaet prtee paid lor FCB eXTNa.
We ask no odds of none, .
And beat In ptfctw srery ' one. ' '
WM. ETILNGER.
T
HOBB
FINE CALF BOOTH,
Whtoii have gone off so rapidly daring fair
Wesk. Call lo aad ait yourself befor ' tby ar
all gone when repentance will Son too late.
. Also, a Bo assortment of
LADIES' A CHILDBEN'S WEAU,
Wblou w ar
piiee.
M'.lisg at astoalibiugly low
Pinlayson & Bro.,
No, North Front Street,
. WILMINGTON N. 0.
ntvM
HATS HATSniTS,
ALMOST EYEBT KCPBESB 1 BBINGS ME
ae additional lot of sew and atyllab
1 -x. --A JJl; JL, ..kJ
Beceivcd yesterday by Express and Steamer.
a aio aaaortment ef BATi.
.; " '; ; ' tbos. h. waiaaT.' ;
- -i -'. ; HatUr,
. , hew nfir ii-.nAV- .
No, 5 Sonth Front Bt, WUmlngton. N. G. .
JOBTi J, SOABBOBOPaB wonld Inform bis
old friend and on atom art thai he baa reeentlf d
renovated aud refitted tb. above Saloon, and,
woald be Dleaaad to main
V&2V a ! i-Liv
UgooBS 7 !orpUoa wit6 8 ot:P
" oystebV " 1 f 2 '
Beoelved almost dally from ' Now' Blvsr, of beet I,"
Snality, and fnrnlahed in aay quantity 01 style ''
eeired. i : '.f.,4 .-..,,
sepi sm 1-.U
3
EsteV ENOCH MORCAN'S 80NS fSOf. ,
-A
Kriv 1
FOB QENEBAL '' ':'-- .y
HaavMBelaT Par mm
ib betteb and obxafeb than boapMT 't
Doe it work quiokly, eaeily, and with leas Bv 9
bar thae any other sompenadt sleane vindowt'.lr?
without water : removes stains from wood. euh.
ott ana mm ; eieaas and brighten feaioee ead
tabitvart t tot general aoeef oieeainf JeesK
annalist nnliahftA tin hHa, Imn MnnAw a.A
- . I , r
not take off, Ao. Bold at all Qrooery, Drag i
steel; remove, oil nut end dirt from en1yirr
twimvTwm eiwiiie uvn m wiuoe mrmp
1 .VHA
Wheleeeie. i WVhlf1fto, 8t7e i-a
weauewaaa, j 80 Oxjtord BtTSet, I-Cndon. " J j3
Julys . -j i ..,. i a-aodinalt cci
Notice Stores.
DIRECT .t.-Uini
VvamrlTvrrl A MV ,S , f
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Vaol
No. V NorU Froet atnet,
44
MULLETS AND MACKEREL.
JKQ BULB. MULLET",
150 bb'" bkU'bbb' mI U" xckaMl
i For aaJ. ay
.... . ,. F-W. KEBCHNER.
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A.
ncus CIGARS.
...U 80 per i
i'Vfi". B in. " r "
jut.,
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WM MiMUFAOTCiUt ie let. ta .ana all
r,.B5" M 00 per 106
anavau oanaa,,
Aawteae.. v...
sxao tux AT'yTArt; - fi i '
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y.'. - T.TWa, i aTtl..r7 .
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throe; a i e lxto.
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