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STATCrXEPTT
Of the average Republican and Democratic vote for
Members oj we.vvnvenaon at the Mection Held on
the 19th and 20th days of Ebvember, 1867 :
Election Districts.',
. "; o-i ' and earncst
.o lcavot their pistols at
Let us not be disgraced by disorderly
conduct, when we are all rejoicing. Xet it
not be telegraphed all oyer the. North again
by the Associated Press Agent of this: city
that the negroes arc disorderly and firing
Jlistols." , ' - '.I : ' " -
1 Leave your pistols ' at home, but briko
YOUR TORCH.. .
THE STEAMER
CONSERVATIVE,
A 3. Rotten and worm-eaten is now ready at
-; KICE BIRD, Esq
HE PUBLISHETH A CARD. ; ;
Mr:: Editor i t am very much annoyed
for fear somebody f won't sec my name m
ine paper?,- ana Deiievuig a
of great interest to your readers and a mat
ter of news; and that you need something to
cheer your drooping spirits, , and that the
people all over the State, are wondering how Barke and McDowell; ......... . V.
I voted, and that the dutchmen fearl am rott and Rutherford.
.. . - I UftAhaU Va aaw
not sound on the i goose, and that Idon t
know whether I am or not,: and that I al-
IIEW YORK COLUUH
Mitchell and Yancey. . . . . . ...
Buncombe, Madi8on,Hendcrson )
- and Transylvania. . . . - i i
ways want to be : found on the popular ana gher0fee clay and Macon. . . . . . .
1 j : Ti u MV1iTA mo I AllPfrhrnv. ARhP SnrrV YsrlKlIl I
her dock to receive paengcre,rior iutruuiy icowiauieBiuehiLegjuu vuB - 3 Wa t tI f
; . ntT? nTimnt) TftiTPV i t. Card ' ana uses ................ 1
WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
-N. B. Passengers with Carpet-Bags not re
ceived. " i
Star copy. - ' ' ' ' '
1 Consratulatory. ;
The Jlepublicans have carried this county
by a hdndsome majority. In spite of . all
threats of proscription ?and dgcr, the
colored people have nobly stood to the
principles of Freedom, The Conservative
who b6asta;of "negro cbnservatives,? must
. hereafter "sing small." ! .L
It will be noticed in the official Returns
in another column, that Mr. Hewlett,,in
spite of the Journal fraudulent canard that
he was a Conservative, has kept upwith his
ticket, and is one of the Commissioners of
this county. - '. ' - ''""i i-
The selection of our county ticket" is good,
and we have no doubt but they will give
entire satisfaction Jo the people, with the
exception of ? certain disappointed office
seekers, and-bitter- partizan; : paperswhici
make charges they cannot substantiate, . and
find fault with any man who honestly dif
fers Fith them in opinion ' . -.
To the mass of the people of this 'county
U:. we say, the result will be satisfactory,; and
wlien the new legislature arrange the laws,
;' and these gentlemen assume their offices,
the people w, ill be pleased with the changes,
and business will be transacted much more
expeditiously than at present -
' The newly elected officers will compare
very "favorably " with the old ones, in all
cases, and in some instances they are alto-
gether superior. 1 - : i
Our Conservative friends will find that
they will be always treated with respect, and
that strict impartiality will be exercised in
the discharge of official duties; and this i is
an unanswerable argument in favor oi our
ticket, even jt it had nothing else to tjb
commend it. v X. ; :" ;' ,
- Our. selection of Senators is good; and
Messrs. Galloway and Legg, will undoubted
ly represent their constituents with ability,
i Generals Abbott, Estes and Mr. Price, who
represent this county in the House of Repre
sentatives are nerfectl v satisfactory to even
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tliP-flffHsnrvativftfl tlfemselves. i -
OFFICIAL REPORT FOR NEtV HAN
X OVER COUNTY. X
HAMJSS'- ' ' " :. . RBOISTBATIOS PaECIKCTS.
1st 2d Sd. Total.
For Constitution,! 2,033 785
Against . do 1,173 469
i f Majority for Constitution
W. W. Holdcn, 2029
T.S. Ashe, 1,170
Majority for Ilolden,
T. R. Caldwell, 2,0S3
E. D. HalL 1,167
Majority for CaldweU,
785
.469
I
785
468
8. "8: Ashley,
u. uraven,
2,032
1,173
785
469
Majority for Ashley,
r, ' - , : . t "
O. H. Dockery, 2,031
T. C. Fuller. 1,172
7S5
469
. , Majority for Dockery,
A. W.Tisher, ! 2,033
J. A. Richardson 1,173
Majority for Fisher,
2,035
: 1,173
A. H. Galloway,
W. T. Ennett,.
785
469
783
469
. Majority for Galloway,
KLegff, , '2,024
J. D.Taylor, 1,172
Majority for Legg,
J. C. Abbott, 2,0S4
D. J. Devane, ' 1,173
vX V Majority for Abbott,
L. G. Estes, 2,03t
C. VW. McClammy, , 1,173;
G. W. Price, JrK
J. D. Powers ,
Majority for'Estes, j
2,029
1,172
and will discharge the arduous and, often
disagreeable duties of Sheriff, with! ability. ;
3lr. Birney, will make a much better
Coroner than we have had since the close of
.the war. XXX''X.v:X
Mr; Wilson, the Treasurer of. the .County,
is called to fill an office unknown here.- His
election therefore being considered an in
novation, has met with some opposition.
-He may congratulate himself, however, npon
his large popular vote, and will discharge
, his duties carefully arid conscientiously."
Major Mann, as Superior CourtClerk, will
perform his duties with strict impartiality,.
Mr. "Waldron, as Register of Deeds, will
i give entire satisfaction, as he Js eminently fit
ted for the place, x Xt ? X :-
.Major RhoadeSihas had many ; years ex-
penence as a Surveyor, and the citizens
will, we think, be satisfied that he , performs
his duty correctly.
Messrs. Shoemaker, Garris, Keyes, . Hew
lett and Wilson, the new; Commissioners are
well qualified to perform the duties, to bfr
asrigned them. . ,!
As a whole, the-ticket is good, and our
citizens, will agree wlh u3 before their term
of office expires. X -
( : We copy the following special from this
city. It is a sample of what is sent over the
wires: .. . . .
Wilmington, N. C, Aj)ril 23. The Radi
cal majority in this city is 862, beinff 135
over the registered majority, caused . by
strange negroes swearing they bad register
" cd elsewhere in the State. The negroes are
very disorderly to-night, shoutingr firing
inabuis uu iuc sireeis, auu oioerwise UlStUrD-
ing the peace. Both parties are confident
of the result. There has been considerable
betting to-day.
Wilmington, N. C; April 22. The elcc-
tion is progressing quietly, Tho Conserva-
nves are gaining ground. At btump bound
precinct, in this county, up to ' four o'clock
yesterday, out of ,4G negro votes 45 were for
me conservative ticket.
Wb heard of a noted Conservative j yester
day, who publicly declared that Gen. Caniy
could be bought for five thousand dollars.
He can't well do it.
Ocr despatches to-night place the ratifi
cation of the Constitution beyond a question!,
.Read the good news in our telegraphic col
umns.
Tns World to- day almost leads us to hope
for the acquittal of Mr. Johnson. It an
nounces that if he is convicted he will stump
the country and become a Peter tha .Hermit
in a crusade against radicalism." The recol
lection of the Chicago tour is enough to ap
pal one in the face of such a prospect. Se
riously, we believe nothing of the sort
iWhen Mr. Johnson retires from office ho will
be taken up by no party, ?and without a par
ty this man is nothing. We would not be
surirised if ho remained perfectly quiet,
anomalous as the fact may appear. Brook
lyn Union. . , - J
A Rumor has been prevalent in Memphis
that one of the heretofore rebel papers was
losing money by its political course, and
was about to come out in 1 fav&r of General
Grant,
Majority for Price,
2,028
1,172
J. W. Schenck, Jr,
a. K Bunting,
Majority for Schenck,
O Birncy,
J. U. wood,
. 2,030
1,170
Majority for Birncy ,v
2,020
1,173
E.-R.. Wilson,
O. Fennel, Jr,
Majority for Wilson,
J. C. Mann,
H. A. Bag,s
i 2,034
1,172
784
469
785
469
785
463
784
469
784
467
785
466
784
469
786
466
751
593
751
593
751
593
751
593
751
593
75L
593
751
593
751
593
751
3,568
2,235
1,333
Whereas it has been thought on the street ' "'
and in the Halls of Congress, that I had Catawba .X ......... X.;. .
voieu a jLemocrauc-vonscnpwYe-vuuact jr -1 juiijcoxn ............. . . ; v .
tive-Confederate-Secessiori " ticket: and I Gaston..u... .......i...
against the Constitution, I hereby pronounce NCUUCI
It an infernal LIE ! 11 J I amt any sucn nharpnr "'V- "' -
a man I l am always on tne Dig siae i i Btanly.... ivi.';...-.'ii.v;..!
: v xxV..-,.::--'. Rice Bird, X Anson... ;,v ...... ..
Now, Mr. Editor, you will very naturally YonTth
ask me what is the use of publishing sucn a uavidson.
3,565
S3'
p.
1,284
1,422
652
i2,300
663
t699
1,900
3,088
1,524
, 630
426
: 5T3
; . - 735
,1.473
875
859
417
r 1,119
- . : 892
X 996
1,177
1,239
748
5
o
JP(
. . . . v 11 r I xm&uuvamu ......
ridiculous notice: ana i win tea vou. iou nSix
- i . " . I vji uiuui u.
ie the other day, tnat Kockingnam .... ........
: f . I nawir ... . . I 1.111
ho mnrf rrfttrft nn mv farm: and said. " Mr. Yrr " : T: ? " -'rao
1 "Y"b-o" , 1 i utmauw ........... . r .
JKeQ Bird, I understand you voted against the Person. . . .... .....
2228 Constitution, and I want my money," Now qhathamf.xV-.'.! ."'..'."..
r I you know, Mr. Editor, that it is a most ridic- Wake.... ..... ..... .........
Lyjimousjose io asa. a uiau iui iuuucj i warren..... .v.. .......
Iii days, and I told him so, l But, sir," said Franklto. ....... ......
he, " why did you vote against my wishes? Harnett..... .............. ......
o'L You knew I was a Republican." Oh dear,said Moore.,
3 567 , , . . Montgomery i...
2'234 I, I didn't never mean to do no such thing Richmond.....
fh ih t Trinv WelL Wayne...
1,333 1 .i , , . ' Johnston.....
X. then " said he. "I don't want my money to- Greene....
1 wVii rQ Vo'ntv if alnnrf oa vhll r.hoOSP-I WilSOn...
1,333
3,569
2,235
1,334
-S,55fr
1,325
3,570
o prtocr
1
day, you can keep it as long as you choose, u""' '
but there are a lot more men coming 10 you Halifax..... ..... .
for the money' you owe them, and if you Northampton......
wish to save yourself, you had better publish I Lenoir
a card in the Post." Sol took his advice,
. . I VU1U1UVU9 .......................
and now yu know it. Robeson........ ........
Perhaps you think, with your jhdepend- ovc-; ;;;;;; ; ; ;
ent mind, that you know something about Duplin 4
sampson...
Tyrrell and Washington. ........
hnf. T nssnrn rou that ownpson..
1 ; 1 Tvrrella
Martin,
wi . I vou know nothinjr about it ! If a man ped
dies rags or pork in this city and is known fordi !"..!! 1 ..!.
to have voted against the respectable ticket, Gates..
:L .' " oi Chowan., .1
ue is ,iu uauy ui .cuuicij luuaiuy o"-1 pjqmans .......... I... . .
of his ragsU i want to sell mine ana nence mquotank and uamqen.
Uraven.....
749
593
1,335
3,565
751
593
751
593
751
593
751
593
751
X593
I Majority forMann,
Maes m m
h Majority for: Waldron,
J. L. Rhoades, 2,026
..a,33i
3,564
2,234
1,330
3,563
2,231
1,332
3,566
2,229
1,337
3,555
2,235
1,320
3,571
2,231
. I
1,340
Hyde.....
Totil
luyaru. OnslOW
X ruuuivcu a uuw; iiulu xvuuj uuuuauu,.aia- i viicicb. ........ .- .......... .
ing me how I bad voted, and if I wanted the gSo ! . . ". . -". ! .'
asencv of the Constitution and 30 star flag Pitt
down here, but I told him we had all been
sold on -that dodge, and I could not work off
aijiy more. There is to be a Cabinet meet
ing Monday to consider the encct oi my
vote, and also Mr. Tienken's' and Mr.
Doare's and Mr. Hans Spifkenzinburgicns'
and Mr. Slonarkinstraus.
Is the country safe ?
X -Slyly;
Rice Bird.
692
1,117
1,734
2,961
2,496
1,983
1.309
1,594
729
632
.479
1,244
1,301
1,083
739
668
708
2,551
1,473
1,628
1,101
697
468
1.568
1,112
2,919
1,006
928
'' 774
787
1,094
507
440
632
85
1,265
3,209
224
809
, 530
849
1,428
563
78,999
: 430
,225
695
537
374
955
1,490
1,121
653
638
386
159
i 918
349
453
I 278
653
: 114
175
238
-362
1,116
4
334
643
788
1,241
594
1,813
854
572
790
-844
SOS
537
X 267
X189
826
826
346
385
455
546
654
360
363
474
.584
1,043
575
1.091
967
1 863
556
570
119
515
342
472
002
578
506
514
,650
S05
632
1,039
429
39,994
J. W. Williams, 1 12
: Majority for Rhoades,
E. M. Shoemaker, 2,034
785
469
785
469
8. D. Wallace, 1,173
, Majority for Shoemaker,-,
Rufos Garris; 2,030 785
W. A. Wright, 1,173 469
Majority for Garris, c,
Stephen keyes:' 2,030 785'
J: McMillan, ; 1,173 469
Majority for Keyes,
E. Hewlett, " 2,032; 785
W. S. Larkins, 1,173 469
Majority for Hewlett, X
James Wllf on, 2,030 785
J. B. Scavy, 1,173 " 469
J. y , -
Majority for Wilson, :
751
595
751
593
751
593
751
593
749
593
751
593
1,336
3,562
2,234
ljs28
3,570
2,23
1,335
3,566
2,23
,1,331
3,566
2,235
i
1,331
3,566J
2,2b5
i;331
3,566
2,235
1,331
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and most Durable Paint in use : two coats well
put on, mixed with pure Linseed Oil,, will last
10 or 15 years ; it is of a light brown or ; beautiful
chocolate color, and can be changed to green,
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of the consumer. It is valuable for Houses
Naooleon was siittf Oil Jiloniiav: - - i
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GENERAL NEWS.
The. New Haven Railroad ia to lay down
4,000 tons of steel rails.
.A Gehnan Arctic expedition is to sail from
Bremen in a few months.
Frank Blair is to inaugurate the statue
Benton j at St. Louis, next months
Porcelain, capable of being blown, pressed,
or rolled like glass, is made in a Philadel
phia factory,., . X ' X
ranted in all cases as above. Send for a circular
which gives full particulars. None genuine unless
oranaeamatraue mart uralton Mineral Faint.
DANIEL BID WELL, 254 Pearl St, N. Y.
For sale by SUTTON & CHILD,
Agents, Wilmington, N. C.
Nov. 27th. 1867. 6m
13P This is truly the "age of progress,", and
the American people are, beyond doubt, far ahead
Oregon has just? imported sixty, thousand of all others. This is clearly demonstrated by
r The following is the official statement of
the vote for delegates to the Convention from
this county on the 19th and 20th November,
1867: ' , '
X " J. C. Abbot, t 7 2,92G
S. S. Ashley, 2,920
A. H, Galloway, i 2,913
V-O.G. Parsley, 1,094
.. W. E. Freeman, - ' 1,093 '
S. S. Satchwell, . 1,085
. Scattering, ; 7
Offical majority for Qonvention, 1,837
We have advices that " Pitt county has
gone 540 majority . for the Constitution
Good for her I ,
pounds of wool from California for manufac-
turing purposes. . - '
The largest income in New Hampshire
$57,0004-is reported by the proprietor of a
patent hair restorer. " -
Hamlet; in the new opera, of that name,
stabs the King and marries happily. But
bis bride is not Ophelia.
the Sewing Machine which is, strictly speaking,
an American invention. u
In this branch of manufacture the EMPIRE
SEWING MACHINE CO., office 616 Broadway!
New- York City, stands pre-eminent. Their
"Improved" Manufacturing Machine," has no ri
val. It is built on sound mechanical principles
is simpie in construction easily understood.
P
and not liable to net out of order. .
Tt i n mktakp to hoil Hiorolato hmlinfr , 8ewinS quaUties, particularly on cloth and
it is amistaKe to poll cuocoiate , .ooilmg leather, cannot be equalled: and as such we re-
sencrafres tne on. inuscausincr inn insnnpr- i mmmwiH ;t tn rnr.Aa
ally. E. S. M. Co.
ian 21. tw4m:w6m
iGRAND JUBILEE
TO-MORROW. NIGHT.
The different Ward Clubs will meet ' ,
AT THE CITY HALlrV
VX.. J"ix -r: V-x. ' ;
X, & . i ;
MONDAY NIGHT AT HALF PAST 7
' O'CLOCK. J ' . j
y .f i . y. jfrX y X..t.JL; . I: K:y ?i -X ''
Gov. Holden, A Gen., Alfred Dockery, Gen.
Abbott, Col. O..H.; Dockery, Hon. Daniel
L. Russell and other sreakers will address
the meeting. : - " . - . '
LET EVERY r.lAH COME POE
' : PARED WITH A TORCH.
. ft) . ... . . -j? --js--- ,..:: ..A- . v-' j - t ?. v ' ' :
,The Ward Marshals will i report to Major
Schenck, Chief Marshal, at this office. Mon
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. '
Let EVERY MAN BE PROMPT.
By order . s
COMMITTEE, i
april20 X U
disengages the oil, thuscausin
able fault of grcasiness.
' The Cairo, Illinois, corn flouring mills are
shipping meal to the West Indies, Venezuela,
and the coast of Africa. ,
Some one claims to have discovered a new
play by Shakspearo called "Albumazar.' ' It
is printed and bears date 1015.
An insane man in Edinburgh asserts that
he is 20,000 years old. He minutely des-
cnoes tne ureation and the Flood.
Many of the best .hymns in the English
language, are the- productions of versifiers
who are unknown in the world of poetry.
The Ocean Seamen's Association, of New
York, numbering 2,000 men, have struck for
$40 per month. They are receiving $35.
' General: Sheridan is greatly needed in
Louisiana1 to -keep down Ithe rebel spirit
rampant since General Hancock succeeded
him. : . , "
The newsboys of ijew York arc to have a
lome, at a cost of $30,000, the money to be
turnisnea oy tne : Jfircise Board for license
fees. ..'X-XY.' tCif:--': 'r"i-::- '
Those who propose to start in New York a
new morning daily to be called the Globe,
have abandoned the project from the lack
of funds. 1 -
1 The ramie fibre is receiving , much atten
tion at the South, and seems destined to
work no small, revolution in the quality and
prices oi laDncs.
j Tho remarkable changes of four years arc
well illustrated by the people of Jackson,
Mississippi, firing a salute over a Republican
victory in Arkansas. ; , 5
One of the severest epidemics of scarlet
fever ever known in this county has prevail
ed in the city of Boston during the p.ast year,
and still continues.
The remains of the raider John H. Morgan
have arrived in Lexbgton, Kentucky. The
occasion of their interment was to be made
a great one by the rebels of the State. . .
The Saracenls Head,M. an ancient London
hostelry, made famous by Dickens and other
literary celebrities, is being torn ' down to
make way for a great public improvement
Passage for Madame!Ristori for Eurone in
June has alreadv been cn?a?ed. Her last
American engagement will be a abort one. as
suewm not arrive until next montU from
navana, , -
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. F. E. G. LINDSEY, "
Editor arid Proprietor "Itinerant Cornucopia"
' Box 75 AbingOon, Va. -
J 1. Indoi'seirients.-We, the undersigned, citizens
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JOHN M. HAMILTON,
Ex,-Sherff of WasfUnglon Co.t Va.
JERIELD. UNDER,
. Acting Justice of Uu Iiace.
TO SHINGLE MASUFICTUBEJW.
Thb undersigned bffers for sale the patent ngw 1
to manufacture and U6e in any of the Southern
Statest.the. ; - ." - . W-f
c 2XILLER SIUNGLE SaoHINE,' ,
which is one of the best machines for sawing
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"This machine was patented on the J3th of July, v
1858, and has been much improved since : but
owing to the war, has not been introduced, Into
the South. It is adapted for Staves as wed" :
shingles, cutting them even, or , with any taper ;
desired. -..-: -- v-.,..-.- J ' '
, .The saw first .enters" the bolts on the side, ana
consequently turns out better work than can be
done by most other machines.' .It Is simple hi its
construction, not liable to get out of repair, and
is built entirely of iron. . :
. - It occupies a space oi four feet by six, but can
be buUt of any size, the ones how; In use-being
for staves or shingles from S3 inches down.1 .
COtUTTir or ItlGUTS
: very Liberal Terms.
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Machines can - manufactured in this city.
where all the patterns are on hand, il desired. .
A machine can be seen in operation at tho sub
scriber's mill, on Castle street wharf. : For for-
tner particulars, address, or can upon
oct 8-tf . Wilminston,? Nf C.
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