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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-11

Education.-In our country, all political
power is in the hands of the people, and it
has been we'll said by one of our wise men,
that ''the whole people, must be instructed in
the knowledge of their duties, they must be ell
evated to a contemplation and comprehension
Of those great truths on which alone govern
ment like ours can be successfully conducted;
& one hope ofarresting degeneracy, or suppres~
sing the insurgent passions of the multitude by
the influence of here and there an Individual,
though he were wise as Scion, or Solomon,
would prove as fdlacous as an attempt to stop
the influx Of malaria, by sprinking a little
chloride Of lime along the creeks and shadows
of the shore, If the whole ocean, in all its
depths, were corrupted.''
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TaL,te Of Nca0spapers.-There is no book so
cheap as a newspaper; none so interesting, be-
cause it consists of a variety, measured outin
suitable proportions as to to time and quality.
Being new every week, it invites to habit of
reading, and affords an easy and agreeable
mode of acquiring knowledge so essential to
the welfare of the individual and the commu-
nifty. ltcauses hours topass away pleasantly
and proftably, which would otherwise have
been spent in idleness and mischief.
We find the above sensible paragraph in an
exchange, and heartily concur in the sentiment
expressed. A newspaper is certainly the
cheapest as we'll as the most interesting medi-
UNI for conveying intelligence and good NOR
al precepts to families. Children will pick
up and read newspaper, whilst they will
suffer the old family books to remain on the
shelf covered with dust. Every father should
see the, importance of having such channel
ofintelligence to his family as weekly news
paper, and subscribe for one at once.
Il. s. Journal
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EGcct Of Lo1o PriccS.-The receipts of the
Norwich and oGcester railroad, for the six
days IN June, show gain Of over six hundred
dollars, on the same six days Of last year, al
though the fare is now about half what it then
was. Very good evidence in favor of l0lO pri-
Ccs-BaH. Patriot.
Perhaps those Locotocos, who cannot un-
derStand how goods can fall in price under
protective duties, will be able to account for
the above parallel fact.-F@ycttcOide Observer.
This little paragraph has annoyed US not
little. Not that there is any thing in it.
But we can't, to save the life of us, get the
hang Of what the Observer means, by his
commentary OH the Baltimore Patriot. We
have read it over and oYer-backw wards and
iorwards-upside down and sideways, but
the parallel mot of Iatitude,) remains still
invisible to our dull eye. The weather is
very hot, and this may be the reason. Will
the Observer be good enough to tell us,
and oblige us very much-our curiosity
is up.
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For the Journal.

For the Journal
Pursuant to notice, the citizens of the dis
trict of South Washing ton assembled there on
Thursday, 26th ut. The meeting was orga-
nized by calling D.'ilarreil, Esq, to the
Chair, and appointing Capt. A. q. Hall and
B. Switzerland, Secretaries. On taking the
Chair, Mr.. Harreli explained the object for
which the meeting was convened, IN the fol-
lowing brief remarks:
eve have assembled here felloW-citizens,
on very lamentabIe occasion, to express oar
grief in some public manner for the death of
our fellow-ctizen, General Andrew Jackson.
EX-President of the United States-a friend
to equal rights, friend to liberty, and a friend
to all. A warrior and statesman, equal to
every station wherein he has been placed, and
who died in the prospect OF blessed lmmor-
tal:ty.''
A committee Of seven was then raised, for
the purpose of preparing such preamble and
resolutions as might embody the views of the
meeting, in regard to the melancholy event
which had brought the citizens of the district
together. The following gentlemen were
nominated to compose the committee: Capt.
S. E. Pigford, d. A. Lamont, l.. Groom, K.
Register, r. M. Fillyaw, DIR. w. E. Freeman
and DR.. L. Thomas, who, in short time, re-
ported the preamble and resolutions following.
WHEREAS, 1t is with unfeigned sorrow that
we have heard of the death of our distinguish
ed fellow-citizen. General Andrew Jackson,
Ex-President of the United States, and as we
cannot, in justice to our feelings, permit an
event of this nature to pass without giving
public expression of our grief, therefore
ResolUed, That we request the citizens OF
South Washington district to wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days, from the
4th of July next, in memory of his death.
ResOL0ed, That the Captain of this district
be requested to fire twenty-eight rounds on the
4th, in honor of our independence, and minute
guns during the day, in memory of the distin
gushed statesman just deceased.
Resokced, That she Captain of this district
be also requested to recommend to his compa
ny to wear the usual badge Of mourning or
the 4th, and that the drum be muffled, and the
flag carried at half staff.
Resotved, That the proceedings of this meet
| ING be published in both the Wilmington pa
pers.
DEMPSEY HARRELL, Chm.
A. G. HALL, Soorotar;os
B. SWITZERLAND,
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NOTICE..

m Ioffer for sale valuable tract of Land,
fzzzM in Cumberland county, containing about
-ll=a==A 800 acres, Immediately on the Cape Fear
River, on the East side, miles below Fayette-
vile, N. G. There is a good Mill stream running
through the Land. On the premises, there is clear
ed land enough to make 200 barrels of corn, the
largest part being River low lands; and the back
woods is well timbered, sufficient to cut three tasks
of turpentine boxes. For further particulars, APP
ply to Maj. John S. Gilmore at Fayetteville, Or to
myself, at Kenansville Duphn county, N. G.
July 18th, 1916. f43-6tl H. SULLIVAN.
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REBOECENC-TE3XAs GUNS.

On Tuesday lest, our citizens fred twenty
eight minute guns, in honor of the glorious
Union.
The happy and signal contamination of this
great national measure, has filled the hearts
of great majority of our citizens, with I'M
feigned pleasure. Where now, is the jibes
and the jeers of our Federal opponents What
now do they think of the Texas thunder that
was to do no harm to any one but John Ty-
Ter! Henceforth, the lone star will mingle
her rays with the bright galaxy of the Union.
Henceforth, in the language of the "Union,' -
we will tread together the path Of glory.
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}ss1at>VsSg b 1ss9GggBg
OE Z E1k-

4&g2sxg b 9ss@ GgSggg |
UEh FOR SALE,
S64 BBLS. N. o. -erifed Molasses,
100 do. su9~sHonse do
= EHHDS. Cuba bright ret t1aoo Do
~ 10 do. Porto Rico Sugar, !
= do. n. Orleans -
- IL barrels Porto Rico "
OS0 BAGS Coffee; Cuba, Rio and Laguira'
NSOO 5000 pounds n. G. Bacon, assorted,
40 HHDS. Western Sides, ofprime quality,
w SO bbls. Mess Pork,
TX Prime do
u 80 kegs n. e. Lard,
10 BBLS. do
az IT'S Kegs and Jars prime Butter,
EEn BBLS. Superfine Flour.
Ao Is half bbls. Canal Flour,
SSn BUSHELS Maryland Oats,
Is bbls. American Gin,
100 Z" Baltimore and Philadelphia
100 BBLS. Apple Brandy,
HUI s. San Lucar Wine,
I BBL. Scuppernong do
10000 Spanish Cigars-various brands,
S0 CASKS fresh beat Rice,
wv 40 bbls. purified Lard Oil,
AZ do refined Whale do
LIZ 80 boxes Adamantine Candles,
20 1 81 5 est:: Scotch Snuff" 1'aadsrs,
30 BOXES manufactured T00ace0-yari'
wv Gus kinds,
OOO GRlNDSTONES-assorted, -,
l~OO $50 kegs Dupont's Powder-assortd
~ BALES Rockfsh A Shifting,
AZ 10000 R. o. hid. Staves-dressed.
July II, 1915. 45-1
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Arrivals and DEPARTURES or tn. MifLs.

Arrivals and DEPARTURES or the nails.
N@ther'a Nails Que daily at p.m:,ahd is cIo-
Southern mail is due daily at aim, and 10
closed daily at IL m.
S"'a'triAe due daily at g a. nj, and is ciess>
daily at IL m.
Fayetteville nad;lvia. Clinton and Warsaw,
due Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at ~ m'
and is closed same days at 10 p. M
Fayetteville mail via. Prospect Hail. Ehzaoetn-
town, Westbrook's and Robihsons S, due tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at a. No. ana oePa"
the same days at 10 a. m.
Taulor's Bridge, Harrers store, Black River
chanel Mores Creek, and Long Greek, due every
THURSDAY at p. m. and departs every Friday 81
6 a. NJ. :, - So.
Onslo,o Court House, Sneed's Ferry, stunp
Sound. and Tepsail Sound, due every Monday
at ,. m. and departs Friday as6 a. %.
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The new State Of Florida has adopted
for its motto the words s. Let as alone"
By this we suppose they mean to say that
it is the wish of their people to be "let a
Ione'' by the tarif1ites of the North-the
abolitionists of New England, and the
bank monopolists of the whole world
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Washington Temperance
SOCIETY,".

A N AMENDMENT to the Constitution of
"a this society having been offered, so as to
make the Pledge read different, and such amend
ment having been approved, Notice is hereby Civ
en- to the members of said society, that the same
will be acted on at the regular meeting of the So
ciety to be held at the Masonic Hall, on Friday,
the 25th July, at o'clock, p. M, when and where
all who are interested may attend if they think
proper, and make such objections as they may
think fit. From the minutes.
S. A. BALDWIN, Sec'ty,
July IL, 1S45. 1881
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A CHANCE AT LAST.

We have been told that Mr.. Meares has
been in the habit of telling the people when
he addressed them, that he could not get
Gen. Mckay to meet him. He will have
achancc now, if he is very DESTROYS of hav.
ing bout with the ''ON Gentleman. -
We respectfully call his attention, and that
Of his friends, to the list of appointments
which Gen. Mckay has made, and which
will be found in to-day's Journal.
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I1I Ed.
- - 20 A!s&.:es&sI..g GISEa -
- PoRroF w1LMINGroN. 49,

ARRIVED.
july 3-schr Lion, McCumbcr, New River, tur
pentinc, to G w Davis.
6-schr Eddington, Nelson, Boston, to Barry
& Bryant.
s-schr Walter Merchant, Deming, Baltimore,
to Brown & DeRosset.
schr Jerome, McIver, Boston, ice, to Barry &
Bryant.
9-schr Patmos, Townsend, Charleston, to
Brown & DeRosset.
CLEARED.
July 3-scl,r Heroine, Passapae, Baltimore, by
Blown & DeRosset.
5-schr Repeater, francis, New York, by c D
Ellis & Go.
s-schr Ellen, Boon, Philadelphia, by G w
Davis.
schr Lion, McCumber, New River, by G w
Davis.
schr Convoy, Ireland, Washington, N c, by
John Hall.
9-brig Georgiana, Currier, New York, by G
w Davis.
IO-packet schr Jonas Smith, Collect, York,
By w Brown.
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Received

nER Schr. Jonas Smith. from New York, and
= for sale by BATTLE & COOEE, 4gts.,
EA BBLS. Canal Flour,
ZV2O half bbls. do
boxes prime Cheese,
box Woolsey & Woolsey's Loaf Sugar,
Dbl crushed do. do
l nhd. Porto Rico do.
| do. New Orleans do.
10 boxes Scan half bbls. Outcatt's Sruf.
8 bbs. Butter Crackers, bbls. Sugar Crackers,
bbls. and 10 boxes Soda biscuit,
"Lord Byron" "Justo Sang" and al. Reux''
Cigars; Roll Birthstone, Sulpher, Copperss, Straw
Paper, boxes ground Pepper, &c. &c,
July 18th.
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Dtau1oTC cOunIy, =: NJ Oh VV1lorr o01+'
mtted, pair of tWilled striped cotton pantaloons
and cotton fusting round jacket. and old round top
white wool hat He is supposed to be about rs
years of age. The owner of said runaway is re-
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
JOHN B. HUSSEY, Tailor.
Kenansville, July 5th, 1915. 43-3t
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WILMINGTON MARKET-Juls 10.

WILMINGTON MARKET-Jtly 10.
Our rivers still continue low, and consequently
business of all kind is nearly at stand. Our port
is almost devoid of shipping at present, there bein
little or no produce to ship.
NAVAL -Turpentine-durfng q
past week, some 1000 OF $500 barrels Of Turpen.
tine were sold, principally at the following rates
new Yellow dip, So 373-Vrgin, prime qualitys
50 As to 81 575-one lot sold at So go. The
article has slightly declined to-day, and sales Of
Yellow dip have been made at So 80, and So Is
to So SO offered for Virgin: Old Yellow dip, is
worth So 25 to So so. Tar-last sales Of this ar
tcle were at 81 40.
TIMBER-Only two RATS of Timber have AZ.
rived since our last report, which sold, ote at 50
and the other at 81.
LUMBER-None in market. Quotations dire
nominal.
CORN-None aAoat. This article is on the
advance, bringing Coo. at retail.
GROCERIES-A lot of Porto Rico Sugaf, fair
duality, sold at auction during the past week, 81
75 to u cetits.
sALT-sales Of 10000 bushels at 22c.
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" Snow fell in Boston on yesterday week,
a a fire was found necessary 10 comfort.
NO wonder that the Bostonians are cool
calculating set of folks.
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Quarantine LaeOs.-We are requested
TO state, that the quarantine regulations,
compelling vessels coming from n. York
TO ride quarantine ten days before coming
to Wilmington, have been rescinded by
the Commissioners of Navigation.
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T0EerahIy Hot.

The thermometer stood, in the shade,
at % on Tuesday last, in this place. Can
the Louisianan sorthe Florldian's beat thatg
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Doguerrotype.-A woman's heart is the only
true plate for mans likeness. An instant
gives the impression, and an age of sorrow and
ehange ettaces it not!-Er. paper.
We don't know about the ''age Of sor-
row and change" but friend at our ell
DOW hints that woman can efface the
likeness aCithout twinge of sorrow, and
laugh in her sleeve whilst she does it.
Nour friend is an old bachelor.)
ED. JOUR.
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ELECTION OF Q. S. SENATOR'S

The Legislature of the new State of
Florida, now in session in Tallahassee,
went into an election of United States Sem
ators, on the 30th ult., which resulted in
the election Of the Hon. David Levy, and
J. D. Westcott, jr., two as good Democrats
as can be found south of the Potomac
Mr.. Levy represented Florida, whilst a
territory, in the House Of Representatives
as her delegate. Of Mr.. Westcott, we do
not know so much. In the nominating
caucus, Gov. Branch formerly of our own
State) was voted for, and come within two
votes Of gettig the nomination.
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PER STEAMER ACADIA.
LIVER D0GT pKE'I'

Liverpool, June, is ls45.
Grain.-The prospects of the growing crops
are now considered very favorable; and, should the
present fine weather continue, will probably be
one of the most abundant ever kown.
Rosin.--In good demand, at IS. Cd.
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of the existing government

reiye the consent Of the existing government
of Texas.
Sec. 3. Be ftfurther resolved, That the Pre-
sident ofTexas is hereby requested immediate
IL to furnish the government of the United
States, through their accredited minister near
this government, with copy of this joint re-
solution; also to furnish the convention, to as
sembIe at Austin on the 4th of July next, with
q copy Of the same and the same shall take
effect from and after its passage.
The above is copy of the resolutions as
they passed the two houses, and which will,
we suppose, receive the sanction of the Pre-
sident. They passed unanimously.
TOD ROBINSON.
The following additional items of intel
Iigence we gather from the article in the
Union -
On the 18th inst. in the Senate. Mr.. Greer
introduced joint resolution offering 6 a ma
ions gratitude to Major General Andrew
Jackson;' which resolution was unanimously
adopted.
On the same day, Major Kaufman intro
duGed bill setting forth part portion of the
public land-lying between the Arkansas and
Red rivers-for the payment of the national
debt: read the first and second time, and re-
feHed to the committee on the state of the
Republic.
The following, says the Union, also
comes in MS, from which we copy it. II
authenticates the resolutions adopted by
Congress, as they appear above from '1He
Ne1OS eatra:'
WASHINGTON SENATE CHAMBER,
Especial Session. June 81, 1915. 5
SIR-In compliance with your request,
herewith transmit you correct copy of thu
joint resolution, giving the consent of the ex
lsting government to the annexation of Texas
to the United States, which has passed botf
houses of the Texan Congress.
Respectfully,
HENRY A. JEWETT,
Secretary Of the Senate.
TO A. J. DoNELsoN,
Charge d'affaires of the United States.
From the above, it will be seen that ev
cry thing is o. X, Ito use favorite whig
expression,) in Texas. The Convention
of delegates which commenced its session
on the 4th inst, will proceed forthwith tt
form a State constitution. What cours
Mexico will pursue, under the present as
Pect Of affairs, no man can say. Time a
lone can tell.
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E&1nney7s shingIe Machine

EAzEAAEOy > SKEBA 8 ~ 1FE<tCAHAaC
M ILL arrive in Wilmington, by return of
~ this weeks freight train of cars, and will
be exhibited in front Of the new Custom House.
Those who interested in getting Shingles
would do well to call and examine for themselves
July II, l845.] A. J. BATTLE. Ag't
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vIVHE subscriber hereby cautions all persons
IL against giving credit to his wife PAULINE,
who has separated herself from him without any
iusfabIe cause as he does not intend hereafter to
be responsible for any contracts or purchases she
may make. w. DESTRAC.
July s, (11) lS45. 43-A
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LONDON MARKET, June H..
Rice.-Carolina, for homo use, 23s. 2ss.
u1pe3atine-Rough IS. 3D. 9s.
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A CARD.

A S MRS. COOKE intends remaining in Will
- mington, she would respectfully inform her
friends and the citizens, that she will continue to
give instructions in Music through the summer, at
her residence on Fourth-street. July lI-43-3t
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SVOIiCP.

z OST or -rnislald, small BLANK BOOK,
- containing an account of upwards of $1,000;
also blank form of Matrimony. will give $50
for said book. 1t can be no benefit to any person
but myself. d. HARRELL.
So. Washington,
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Taken up and COM

mitted to the Jail Of Duplin county'
a negro boy who says his name is
Daniel. and that he belongs to
Montgomery H. Mccullough. OF
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We are authorised to announce l.. FL.
Marsteler, as a candidate for reelection
to the office of County Court Clerk.
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RATES OF FREl GIT HENCE TO NEW YORK.
Naval Stores, 80 35 cts. per barrel,
Rice, l2i cts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, SO cts. r,f. bs5se
Tobacco, So SO per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc Sc so per m.
BANK RATES OF EXCHANGE. WrLmlxcroH.
Bank checks on Philadelphia, Dr. ct: tafrn
New York, q
Boston,
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D0igy EEpecte0

Per schr. Jonas Smith, from Ne'o York.
600 BAGS Shorts, first rate article for
0UU Horses, Cows, &c.,
40 FIRKINS superior family Butter, pack
~ ed in pound Jumps, and brought In ice'
nc BBLS, Canal Flour.
AZ 5000 Havana Segars.
ALSO IN STORE.
50 us. Apple Brandy,
mn NJ Whiskey,
10 B ia Ssx NJ Orleans Sugar,
100 BAGS table So,
AOV 20 bbls. Canal Eur.
s(0n BUSHELS Corn,
OOO 10000 Segars.
Do KEGS Lard,
~ so bales Hay. For sale by
SANFORD g. SMITH,
July 4, 1S45. 42-3t
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INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.

IN the "'ETNA INSURANCE COMPA-
I'LL N.Y." of Hartford, Conn, and the CHOW
ARD INSURANCE COMPANY" of New
Y ork, long established and approved Compa
mics. BROWN & DEROSSET, .4g'ts.
July IL, 1916. 43-tf
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NEW YORK MARKET-Julv 3.

Cotton.-By the steamer Acadia, at Boston. we
have accounts from Liverpool to 18th, and from
Hsvre to 18th ult. At Liverpool, prices had not
varled since previous advices. The sales for
the week ended June 6, were $4,000 bales; 18th,
$780, and four subsequent business days. 81 900,
part on speculation. Import into Liverpool since
1st January, l,O09,729 bales-of American, $685.
1907. Stock, ,027, $40 bales-of American, 100,
$50. At Havre there was good demand, and
the sales for the week ended 18th ult., were 49,
629 bales, at an advance of fl f.2 ON ordinary
and middling qualities. Ae
The market here continues very quiet; small
sales making, however, are at full prices. The
sales for Wednesday and Thursday, (there being
nothing done yesterday were 1850 bales making
total for the week of 37OO bales.
MOlasses.-The market is very quiet, there be
ing little Or no demand, except for prime qualities
100 hhds. st. Crox brought 80 cents; and III
Porto Rico, 80 3O9, 4 mos.
| Naual Stores. We notice sales of 100 bbls. Wash
ington Turpentine at So for $50 lbs; Southern
Spirits Turpentine in lots wanted. at 81 a 81!
cents, cash, and 3S Sc, 4 mos. ; 600 bbs. New
bern Resin, afaat, SO cents, cash; and 200 VIII
mingtOn, on private terms.
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Cotton.-Receivedd during the last six days 1916
bales Uplands. Exported same time, TO foreign
ports, 762 bales, and coastwise 665 bales-leaving
on hand shipping stock of 1896 bales exclusive
of 425s bales on shipboard. We continue our
former quotations.
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ADVANCES.
u IBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on
- consignments Of Produce to my friends IN
New YORK. JOHN 8. RICHARDS.
June 27, 1916.
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GA MQEDA gas
TO the Freenaen and Voters

no the ErG9n2Gu ana EOEG2'S
OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
Gentlemen and FelIoac-citizens -
AS the election of Superior Court Clerk is
near at hand, and it is impossible for to attend
at all the muster grounds, on the regular days of
muster, adopt this method of announcing to you
that am candidate for that office; and if elected,
gentlemen, pledge my word ever to be found rea-
dy to wait on any person who may have business
with me, endeavoring at all times 20 dischasge the
duties the office to the best of my skill and abll-
tv. WIN. T. ]. VANN.
July 5th, le45. 43-te
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We are authorized to announce Owen
Alderman, Esq, as candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of Superior Court Clerk.
COUNTY COURT CLERKsHIP.