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4 good uggcsttO".-Prince Albert has been
distributing among the people Of England a
pamphlet containing extracts from speech de-
llvered by Dr.. BuckIand. Professor Of Geology,
at the Town Hall, Bennington, wherein the
proper treatment Of the potato, under existing
circumstances. is set forth. "Punch" thinks
1t would have been greet deal better, ''under
the existing circumstances" TO have distrbu-
ted the potatoes instead Of the pamphlets.
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RATES OF FRET GIT HENCE TO NEW YORK.
Naval Stores, 40 cts. Spirits rurp 60 per Dbl
Rice, l21 cts. per hundred
Cotton. 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, SO cts. pr. baiC.
Tobacco, 50 so per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc ST SO per IN.
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'~Uw ~MN~.

A STORE HOUSE at Taylor's Bridge, 70.
m this year. on low terms. good stand
to barter Groceries, &C.. for Naval Stores
For further particulars apply to the subscriber.
Address by letter TO- Taylor's Bridge, Samp-
son County, N. r MURPHY.
Jan. Is, 1916 3s lotf
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pOSTSCRIPT.
2 oocRATIC CONVENTION.

TIE Raleigh Standard, which has just
-ooobod rs. comes laden with glorious ac-
.orr,s Of the Democratic Convention,
which met in Raleigh on the Eighth inst.
The Iateness of the hour at which the
Standard comes to hand precludes us from
giving any Of tie details. This we must
defer until next week. !
The Convention was a large, full and
enthusiastic one. Louis D. Henry, ESQ,
was called 10 the chair. as President, and
William II. Holden, of Wake, and Joseph
w. Hampton, Of Mecklenburg were ap-
pointed secretaries. Mr.. Henry. on taking
the chair, made most eloquent and able
address. But as we shall give the whole
proceedings in our next. we will not now
90 into details.
On Friday morning. the 9th inst. Mr..
s prIgh., of Greene. rose and nominated
for Governor. The Hon. GREEN W. CALD
WELL, of Mecklenburg County; where
upon. on motion, the Convention proceed
ed to vote viUa UOce,-lhe result of which,
was that Mr.. Caldwell was unanimously
chosen the Democratic candidate for Gov
srnor Of North Carolina. We, then, this
morning, hoist at our mast head
FOR GOVERNOR,
GREEN w. CALDWELL,
of MeckIenburg County.
Mr.. Caldwell was member Of the Lee
gisature during the Sessions Of 1873 and
'4O-l. in which capacity he .gnaIized
himself by his staunch adherence to De-
mocralic principles and the distinguished
ability with which he advocated Dem ocrat-
ic measures. He was elected and served
as member'of the 9Th Congress. He is
in the very prime Of life, (ahout 36 years
oId,) of fearless and energetic character
just such man as the Democratic party
want for lea Ter. Let us then, from this
moment, set to work with heart and hanC
to sernre his election.
e. Full details in our next.
COxcERr.-We call attention TO the advertise
ment of Mr.. Templeton, which will be found il
another column. His reputation as Vocalist,
cO-cxtcnsive with the Union. The lovers Of mu
sic may expect real treat.
Drowned On Monday last seaman nam
ed John c. Larkin, belonging to the Schoor
er Charles E. Thorn, fell overheard and wa
almost instantly drowned.
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J. r. sCHONWALD,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.

hWAS on hand large stock of Botanic Medi.
NJ FL cines, of his own manufacture such as ren-
edies for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Group,
Whooping Cough, Cholera. Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Infantum, Cholic, Gravels, Liver and
Spleen Compa nts, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism. sick
Headache, Piles, ervous diseases, Worms, Tes-
ter and all diseases of the Skin, Itch, Scrofula.
&c. &c.
These remedies are all Of purely Vegetable com.
position, and are universally known to possess vir
tues that have been exceled by any series OF
Medicines, ever offered to the public.
| The above medicines are for sale in Princess
street, near Rankin & Martins Auction and Com
mission Store, ut wholesale and retail.
| Wilmington, n. c., Dig, ls45. l5-Sm
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-'AOAN! ASAAoA
Moore, Ebenezer
McGonigal, Robert
McKirhen, Moses
Morril; capt J I
McDufe, o
Morriss, Joseph
Martin; R w
Merrick; John
Moore; Miss Mary
Morgan; u 8
Malhore, J
Montgomery; VIM
McMullin; James
Newton; John
INevens; James 2
Nicholson; Margaret
Norton; Albert b
INcwby; J B
Nixon; r P
Nixon; John r
Nichols; James
IOrrell; Henry
! P.
PIERCE; capt A
Pimery; Rev John
Percy; VIM G
Patterson; Solomon E
Pickett; ] G
Pendleton; L
Potter; N H
Pepper; Lewis
Potter; Mathew w
Pope; VIM
Park; capt Joseph
Pollock; Lewis
Pollock: George
Player; Thomas
Palmer; Thomas
refs; James Nj
Plum; Vim B
Pickett; John
Pickett; Aggy
Plum; Mary
r.
Roberts; John L
Riley; George
Risin; John 2
Robinson; Norton
Read; Charles
Roberts; Benjamin
Ring; David
Roberts; David
IRuttlend; w H
richardson; VIM
Rogers; Fl NJ
Reames; Thomas
Riting; Calvin
s.
:, Sigley; G P
Sweetser; capt w
Smith; Henry S
Savage; w
Snlith; E. B
Southmade; Thomas
Smith; Thomas d
Sweet; Fields G
Smith, Ann
Smith; John H
Scott; F
Shall; c B
Smith; ] B
Stredrick; Miss A e
Sullivan; F
Small; Elisha
Stills; Richard
Swift; James
Small; ARENAS
Small; G w
Smith; Miss E A
Smith; Miss Mary
Smith: w H
Summons; Thomas
Stewart; John
Steward; Thomas
steward; Drury 2
Swiss Bell Ringers;
islanders & Brown.
T.
FOLLY; J o
Tucker; H
Thomas; r 8
Thompson; A p
Tou1Iinson: Daniel
Trutt; ] &
Terney; Thomas
ll'oomer; Maria
Trim; capt w
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V;ctoro; capt NJ
w.
Williams; w H
w heeIer; T. b
Wilson; ]
Willie; Samuel
Winchester; P d
!Waddle; Miss Mary
Williamson; John T
WATSON; Smith
|Waed; George
Ward; Absolur
!Willson; S +
WATSON; Samuel
IWad,Ile; Miss ].
Wilson; ]
wheeler; ]
Williams; II G
lWhitehouse; D
Wales; L G
Williams; II G
Wilcox; Reubin
Walker; c H2
Williams: Thomas
ilke<eB; Arcn
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Baker. George F
Burton, J A 2
Brooks, George
Barker, Miss Ann
Browning, D e
3ergwin. Isabella, serv't
Bradley, Mathew
3ulard, Henry
G..
Collins, Washington
Collins, Capt G c
Cousins, Stephen B 2
Cousins Sam'l H
Corile, Hudson
Conner. Miss Mary 8
Carr, Rufus
Crowell. Joseph l.
Corbett, James !. 2
Cotrell, Amos P
Clarck, John H 2
Collins, James P
Cromlien. r
Cunningham & Co. n T
Cornove C.
Cheelwell. David
Collins. Mnriss
Canada, Martha
Carroll. L
Costin. Thomas
Cely, T
Council, e K
Cornidia, John w
Churchill, Edward
Catholic Church,
Dogd. Solomon
Daviss. Mr.
Dahl, John
Daviss, William
Daviss, II
Duncan & Caurahan, :
Drey. c
Drenon. James
Dlcksey, James z
Daviss, H B 3
Dyer, Asa
Dexter, J
Ducas. John p
Daviss. Enoch B
Deming. G S
Dixon. John
Dennis. George E
Durfee, A Nj
! Dcre. Noah 2
! Durham, S
Duning, G s
Daviss, John P
| T..
Eilers, H B
Ebby, Emelia
Elers. H
Ellerns. Henry 7
Elder, Isaiah
Evens, VIM
F.
Frisbie, ] G
Ferguson. Rob't
Fosg, Robinson
Frost, Richard N
Ferguson. Daniel
Floyd, Miss Lucinda
Floyd, Miss Martha
Floyd, Lewis
Fleming, S w
Freeman, Hetty
/ C.
Grant, Robert 3
' Grant, VIM H
!, Gray, James
: Gay, MaIica
, Cause. John p
, Grove, Cha rles
Gordon. Lewis
Grifins, Thomas
. Gozens. Henry
! Green, N 4
i, Green. Jacops
Gibens, John
Gusts, Miss c.
Central, Theodore
E Graft, Henry
Gilbert, S
-. Groves, joel n
+ Gary, Charles NJ
d Hill, Christopher s
v Harriss, Betsy
f. Highsmith, Samuel
= Hicks, Charles
Hopkins. T 2
Henderson.
Hartsfield, T ]
- Howard, S L 2
Hall. Mckay & Son
y Heyer, F
+, Hewett, Edward
t, House, G H
it Howe. Benjamin
Howard, Samuel
t. Higgens, D H Q
&c Hall. Thos P
. Higgins. Eben
Higgen, James
Hill. John w
Hardin, 'rhos H
Harriss, NJ S
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Jackson, J H
Jackson, Sidney
Johnson. B
: Jeser, VIM
Jones, David 4
James, Israel E
iJordon. Rev Jesse
Johnson, DIR VIM r
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e. Full details in our next.

CONcERT.-We call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Templeton, which will be found in
another column. His reputation Vocalist, is
cO-cxtcnsive with the Union. The lovers Of mu-
sic NAV expect real treat
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DrOUned On Monday last seaman nam
ed John c. Larkin, belonging to the Schoon-
er Charles E. Thorn, fell overheard and was
almost instantly drowned.
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LIST or LETTERS

A.
Allen; John
Alexander; Hacker 9
Allen, Elizabeth
Adams; capt H NJ
Andres: John
Ariis; Emily
Armstrong; Alfred 2
Andres; NJ
Atkinson; Amos
Armstrong; NJ H
Allen; f A
! Avery; Albert
Andrews; capt John
. Alexander; o G
Andrew; Bishop Of M /
Church
B.
Buck; Edward M 2
Black; Martha 2
Burgwin; T 8
Benson; Elijah a-
Boyle; Robert
Brown; George
Burdic; F
berry; Samuel :
Bell; NJ N
Betty; John
Brown; Miss E J
: Belts; VIM II
:. Bell; Theophilus NJ
Brantls; Jacob 2
: BIaily; William
Berry; B
:. Belts; Rev Charles
Bennett, iIliam
. Brinkley. William
Bell. Elijah s
Brown, w F
i, Becaise. Frederick
BoadIing. Vim B
y, Burney, R w
! Baker. George F
Burton, ] A .
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Foreign News.

.Q,riUuI IF tile Britannia-Fytecn days later
from Europe.
By the arrival of the steam ship Britannia
at Boston, on the 2lst instant, we have intel
Igence from England up to the 4th instant,
the day upon which the Britannia sailed.
The news which the Britannia brings out is
not Of very striking importance.
The cotton market has fully sustained the
improved feeling that rnled when the last
steamship sailed. The sails of Saturday ID,
Monday 18th, amounted to 5000 bales inclu-
ding a portion taken on speculation and
for export. The market was quiet and the
rates current on the previous week paid with
scarcely any alteration; if any thing, we
should say it was in favor Of the buyer. .
Sales have been made of Western Canal
Flour at 25s. Cd. to 26s. Cd; Philad. as. tc
24s. 3d.; n. Orleans 23s. Gil. to 24s.; N. York
sour 22s., and one or two parcels of prime
white and mixed Wheat at Is. per 70 lbs.
The Irish Coercion Bill has passed its frs
reading by majority of l49 for Ministers.
The tone of the English press on American
affairs, seems to be more moderate than a
last dates. We qnote the following paragraph
from the European Times:
"The accounts which came to hand from
America recently had no visible effect on thu
price of the English securities. The settle
ment of the Oregon on the basis of the 49tl
parallel continues to be regarded as thin:
that must be-as fair settlement, to which
the leading statesmen on both sides of the At
Ilantic will combine to give their aid. Tn
interminab.e discussions on the subject in TIT
Senate bear striking affinity to the drear,
waste of words in the English House of Com
mons on the Coercion and Corn Bills.
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WILMINGTON MARKET-May %.

WILMINGTON MARKET-May 2S.
NAVAL STORES-Turpentine receded to
81 SO for Yellow, and So for Virgin, on Saturday
those rates, since that day. The quantity arriving
is small, but at the same time operators hold off,
consequently sales are not brisk. We have heard
of small sale of Spirits at 224c., and we under
stand that the article is offered at &c. TAR
last sales 81 O644; not much arriving, and demand
small.
TIMBER AND LUMBER-There is a large
quantity of Timber on the market, unsold, with
little or no demand-last sales 81 to SIS. Also a
large quantity of River Lumber, principally Floor
ing last sales $40 OO-Scahtiing 81 OO-Wide
Boards Sc 90.
STAVES-Red Oak hid. 81 to SO.
SHINGLES-SI SO.
! FLOUR-Sales in lots at S4a, SIS and S544 for
Fayetteville.
HAY-Considerable has arrised+-sales have
been for rs bales Eastern, 81 l21-at auction, so
bales Eastern at ST. ST. l23--last sale of New
York at 81 90.
LARD-Dull-sales of Western at 81 to &c, in
kegs-barrels North Carolina dull at 74c. :
| LIME-Arrivals of 400 casks--l2UO sold at
81 0e, and 200 at 81 90.
MEAL-SeIls readily at 80 cents.
MOLASSES-No change or sales to notice.
PORK-Sales at auction of Western Mess at
Sl2i to Sl3-Prime at Sll3.
BACON-N. e. Bacon is in good supply and
dull--sales of Western Sides at 6Ic-Shouldets
81 ST cents.
LIQUORS-DuH-a sale Of so barrels ". o.
Whiskey, by auction, at 24c.; sale stopped.
SUGARS-No change.
CORN-A small fat load aioat, is held at zoe.
From store rs to soc.
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to. He was also at the Fail! of the Alamo, and is
a brave and accomplished officer.
In postscript Of the Picayune, we find the fol-
lowing -
The Mexican army was SO confident of victory
that every preparation had been made to celebrate
but all their preparations fell into the hands of
the Americans. In their flight many of the Mex
leans took to the river, and were drowned in their
attempts to swim it.
Gen. Taylor reached his camp the afternoon OF
the action. Leaving there with his whole force, he
started the next morning for Point Isabel, and
arrived there the evening of the 10th without
moleztation. The morning of the 18th he started
back for his camp opposite Mattamoras. We
need not say that he and his army in the high
est spirits.
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From the N o. Bulletin, May %.
STILL LATER.

BY the arrival Of the steamer Alabama, Captain
WindIc, we have accounts from Point Isabel up
to o'clock on the afternoon of the 10Th.
A courier had arrived from Barita few hours
previous to the departure of the Alabama, with in
telligence that that place had been taken posses
sion of on Monday last, by the volunteers and re-
gulars under Col. Wilson, without opposition, or
without any Mexicans having made their appear
ancc.
Gen. Taylor had arrived safe at tie camp with
the two hundred and fifty wagon loads of supplies
with which he left Point Isabel on the l4th. He
was to have crossed the Rio Grande on Sunday
last at o'clock, at some point within three Or
four miles Of the camp and take possession of Mat
amoras, in doing which, it is supposed the enemy
did not oppose him, no firing had been heard
tip to the time the Alabama left, and two thousand
Mexcans had been seen to move out of the town
and take up their march towards the interior.
1t has been asoertained with certainty, that the
number of the killed and wounded of the enemy
during the battles of the 9Th and 9th, largely
ceeded thousand, while The killed and wounded
of our army numbered but I56. The wounded
officers were doing well. Two privates have died
of their wounds since the James l.. Day left.
! The steamer Sea having arrived on the morning
of the 10th, two complete regiments of Louisiana
| Volunteers, those of Colonies Marks and w alton
were ashore. They were encamped on the Brazo'
! Island, and were to march with Gen. Smith a
their head, on the evening of the day the Alabama
left, or on the next morning. to join Col. Wilson,
detachment at Barita. They were in good health
and spirits.
The frigate Raritan and the steam-frigatc Mis-
sissippi had left the mouth of the Rio Grande, tn
former it was supposed for Vera Cruz.
A small vessel had arrived from Galveston witt
60 Texan volunteers.
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arrived on the 10th; brig VIRGINIA, J. M. Hood,
master, arrived on the 18th, 7-days from PEN
sacola, with two companies of Artillery under
command of Captains Webster and Taylor,
and sailed for New Orleans on Saturday, 10th
Inst.
On the 5th. the schooner Augusta sailed
for the Island Saint Joseph, with all the woun-
ded men taken from the battles on the 9Th and
9th instant, that were able to be transported.
Men-ofwar lying off the Rio Del Norte:
Mississippi, Cumberland frgate, Potomac,
Lawrence, Raratan, Saint Mary's, Somers and
the armed schooner Santa Anna, commanded
by Lieut.. Renshaw.
PASSENGERS:
H. N. Clark, Capt ]. Nj. Hood, Capt.
Overstreet. Lieut.. Col. Pierce, U. S. A., w.
Weaver, and IL on deck.
Arrived at the Balize, Monday, May 18th,
1916, 1-2 past seven o'clock, P. M.-Passed
the ships Princess Royal, Swendeh, Burin
and steam schooner Florida bound out.
An extra from the Tropic Office contains
some interesting letters from Point Isabel,
written by persons in the volunteer compa-
nfes from this place.
One Of them mentions the rumor OF 1000
Mexicans being in the vcinity-bnt this tur-
ned oht to be erroneous.
Gen. Taylor left the Point on the 18th with
one company of artillery and one of dragons
the General was dressed as farmer and
tavelled on light wagon, driven by ne
gro.
Col. Wilson with 1000 regulars and vol
unteers. was to take possession of town cal
ledi Barita. on the high bank Of the river.
Captain Forno, with companies, arrived
at the Point in the morning of the 18th.
Colonel Twiggs distinguished himself in
the battles OF the Sth and 9th.
All the letters state that the passage to the
Point was very pleasant. All the men in
good spirits and anxious to show their spunk
to the enemy.
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From the n. o. Courier, May 10
LATER FROM THE ARMY.

LATER FROM THE ARMY.
Trivial Of the James L. Day-GencrdI Taylor
crossing the RIO Grande Twilight Of the
Nericons!!!
By the arrival of the James l.. Day, this
morning from point Isabel, which she lett on
the 18th in slant, we have obtained the follow
ing intelligence from the seat OF war, which
we lose not moment III communicating 10
our readers:
The Day arrived at Point Isabel on Thurs
day morning, I4th May-and on Saturday the
10th, at ii O'clock, A. NJ. got oft, crossed the
bar, and got under way at IL, Nj.
On Saturday, 10th, at 10 o'clock, P. NJ,
met a steamer standing to the south, about
miles distant, supposed to be the New orE'
for Brazos St. Jago.
On Thursday, l4th instant, Gen. Taylor
left Point Isabel for his camp near Matamoros,
with about 200 troops.
On the 18th, two companies OF volunteers,
CAPTAINS Desha and Stockton, u. S. regulars
amounting together to about 200 under com
mand of Col. Wilson, marched for Barlta.
| On Saturday morning, 10th, intelligence
was received from Gen. Taylor, that ne inten-
ded making bridge across the Rio Grande
with his WAGONS by driving them In the NV
er and flashing them together, thus far every
THING looked favorable for his success in eros
sing the Rio GTande.
/ List of vessels at Brazos St. Jago, May
18TH. Is46:-Schooner Enterprise, Trainer,
arrived 18th inst, brig Mlllldon, arrived on
the 14th, beat hard in crossing the bar not
much damage; schooner Gertrude, tlandets'
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ARRlYRn

ARRIVED.
May 21-schr Southerner. Baker, Providenoe,
to Barry & Bryant.
schr Smithsiie, Williams, Lockwooas' FolIy. 70
G w Davis.
22-brig Clarendon, Clapp, Boston, to G w
Davis
schr Alaric, Purnell. New York, to E Lutter-
loh
schr John, HsaIy. Thomaston, 10 Barry 4 By
ant.
sloop Cleaner, Rabun, Shallotte. 70 q wDavis.
23-brig Narragaugus. Leighton. New Y rk, 10
E Dickinson.
schr Merchant, Bragg. New Yofk, 70 e Dick
inson.
schr VIM Hart, Candy, Philadelphia. to Ed
I.utterloh.
schr New York. Sleeper, Antigua, via st Thoni-
as, to Russell & Gammell.
24-brg Tangier, Griffin, New York. To @ w
Davis.
brig Joseph, Mayo. New York, to @ w Davis.
schr A Thorn, SANFORD, New YOrk. ito E
Lutterloh.
schr American Eagle, Marsden, Philsdelphis,
to G w Davis
schr Ellen, Edwards, Philadelphia, to G w Da-
tis.
schr Onslow, Mcdonald, Charleston, to San
ford 81 Smith.
27-brig Pandora, TowIe Charleston, to Barry
& Bryant.
CLEARED
Nav 22-brig Peruvian, Watson, New London,
by G w Davis.
schr Mary Eliza, McCumber, Onslow, by g w
Davis.
schr Jonas Smith, Collett New York, by r W
Brown.
schr Champion, Farrow. Middleton, N c, By
VIM Cooke.
schr Harrison Price, Beaston, Newport, r I.
by E J Lutterloh,
The Harrison Price in going down the river
struck on the middle shoal, knocked of her rudder,
and was obliged to put back.
25-brig Nonpariel, Pope. Boston, by Russell
s. Gamfnell.
schr Onslow, Mcdonald, Washington, N e, by
VIM Cooke.
27-schr E S Powell, Murch, New York, by
G w Davis.
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County Candidates.

We are requested to announce w. R. Hooks,
Esq, as candidate for the Sheriffalty of Wayne
county.
We are authorized to announce the following
Democratic ticket for Onsiow county
FoR TUE SESATE-Wiam Ferrand.
Fon THE HOUSE OF CoMMoSs-HarveyC Cox.
Fon SHER1FF-W. D. Humphrey.
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STATE OF NoRrH-cARoL1NA.

OSsLow COUNTY Couaf.
May Term, 1916.
George Ward, I Original Attachment levied on
vs. Sgoods and chattels the proper
Rob't D. Watson ty of said Watson.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
n that the defendant, Robert D. Watson. is not
inhabtant of this State, or so absconds or con-
ceals himself that the ordinary process of the law
cannot be served upon him; il Is ordered that pub
location be made in the Wilmington Journal, for
six weeks, notifying the said defendant to appear
at the next term of this Court to be holden at the
Courthouse in Jacksonville. on the first Monday
in August next, replevy and plead to issue, or the
property levied upon will be condemned and sold
to satisfy plaintiffs demand
Teste. JASPER E1HERTDGE, CEk.
May %, Is4e 36-6t
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James Leonard.

INFORMS his friends and the public, that he
is prepared TO make
Iron Gales, Balustrades, Fire Proof Door and
Window Shutters,
and also to SHOE HORSES, at his Blacksmith
Shop on Water street.
Wilmington, n. g May %, 1916 j6-v
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Regimental Orders.

URDERS NJ. z. Ut" v"
HEAD QUARTERS. BOTH REGIMENT
NORTH-CAROLINA MILITIA.
Wilmington, ~. c., May 26th, 1916.
ENHE Companies composing the goth regiment
~ of N. e. Militia, are hereby ordered to appear
at Wilmington. on Friday. the 18th day OF June
next, at Q o'clock, A. NJ, armed and equipped as
toe law directs, for the purpose OF raising volun
teers, in compliance with the proclamation of the
Captain. General and Commander linz Chief of the
Militia of the State of North Carolina.
By order of the Colonel commanding
JOHN McRAE, Jr..
Adjt Goth regt N. G. Nj.
May 60, 1916. s6-2t
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Rates Patent Shower bath.

A FEW of these convenient portable Baths,
"A Just received. This Bath is seven feet in
height, and occupies space of only two square
fee. upon the floor. 1t is designed for chamber
use, and makes very pretty piece of furniture.
For sale by BARRY & BRYANT.
May 20. lS4e
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STATE OF NoRTR-CARox.1N.

OxsLow CoUNrf CoUKr.
Nay Term, ls46
David W. Simmons ! Original Attachment levied
VS.. Son goods and ahattels, the
James H. Barber. property of said Barber.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
IL that the defendant James HI. Barber, is not an
nhabitant of this State, or so absconds or conceals
himself that the ordinary process of the law cam
not be served upon him; it is ordered that publ
cation be made in the Wilmington Journal, for
six weeks, notifying the said defendant to appear
at the next term of this Court to he holden at the
Courthouse in Jacksonville, on the first Monday
In August next, replevy and plead to issue, or the
property levied upon will be condemned and sold
to satisfy plaintiff demand.
| Teste, JASPER ETHER1DGE, Clk.
May 20, 1916 37-6t
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Died.

At Washington City, on the 25th inst. in the
Goth year of his age, after short but severe illness
of week, Benjamin, son Of the Hon. Jesse e.
Speight, Senator from Mississippi
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, ECEIVED per schooners Alaric and T
~ Thorn, and will be sold low for CASH,
dozen Plated Bosom Shirts,
2 Striped do do
2 Summer Cravats,
81 -" Black and Fancy Ties,
81 do do Knots,
French Silk Suspenders,
8 Cotton under Shirts,
2 White Linen Thread Gloves,
l coored do do do
4 White Hose,
2 Colored J do
3 Black Italian Cravats,
English do
M29l CHARLES BARR.