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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12
EXCHANGE HOTEL, WARSAW, N. c.

81 THIS HOUSE, FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY L.
Moore has been newly fitted up by the subscriber for
~ the benefit of the travelling community and the public
passengers going either the Fayete
vile Kenansyle stage routes Passengers will be waited
on with pleasure any hour of the night and every
ton will be paid that will render mortal hap
py" if happiness consists in good eating drinking and
sleeping and prove this is humbug call and for
yourselves
a. There Is good Bar connection Nth the house
Feb. l2-24-3m. JOHN E. SWANSON, Proprietor.
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SPIRITS TURPENTNE-Since last review the market
has ruled unsettled and prices uctuatng Up Saturday
rates had advanced cents Monday however, it decn-
ed and at the close of Wednesday had receded to 40 cents
The advices received the Northern markets this
ing prove more favorable and at the time of closing
port there considerable activity in the article! cents
being pretty freely offered and higher rates generally asked
The receipts have been light and there but small stock
remaining in first hands We quote sales for the week
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING FEB 18TH, 1853.

market for this article has ruled active
since our last under the favorable advices from
abroad and with steady demand for shipping and ds-
ling purposes quotations of last Thursday have been fully
maintained The receipts for the week have been heavy
parcels have generally found ready sale on arrival at
50 virgin and yellow dip and 81 go for hard, II bb
of $50 lbs The weeks transactions foot 056 bbs as
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\ CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY!

PROFITA BILE and HONORABLE CONVENT! !
WE IS desTous OF having an agent IN each
$40 only will be required and anything like efficient,
ergec make from three to five dollars per day.
Every information will be given by addressing with stamp
to pay return letter, VIM. A. KINSLER,
Box 1928 Philadelphia Pa, Post Office.
Feb. l2-24-lt*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12

NoTE.-Rver Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing inspection
cooperage &c. say lumber 80 cents to 81 u M Tar and
Tpentne about 10 % IA cents bb-and on naval stores,
when brought q Railroad about the expenses are in
curred--* For virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
one-h is made the price of yellow Dip &C
cOrding to quality.
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DIED.

At Smthvie, N. c., on the 4th inst CORA ARABELLA,
Youngest daughter of John and Mary Smith, formerly of
Pattsburg New York. aged years, months and 6 days
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12
WILMINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE SHOP.

NHE subscriber would respectfully the public that
he prepared to furnish at the above establishment
the shortest notice. Iron and Rrass Castings finished
fnsnedto make and put up Machinery repair
overhaul old Machinery all of which will be done upon
sonable terms and in style of workmanship which he
He will make to order all kinds of patterns, ornamental
and architectural and supply drafts for machinery and mill
work generally.
Having establishment fitted up the best manner and
with the latest improvement in TOOLS etc. he feels confident
of being able to give the fullest satisfaction and respectful
sOcs orders in his line Orders directed to the subscr
Der left at L. A. Harris, Mozart Hall building Front ST.
or at the Machine Shop in the will receive prompt at
tention.
NJ Borders from all parts of the country accompanied
by the cash. satisfactory references will be promptly at
tended to- All work warrented to be represented
charge will be made JOHN C. BAILEY,
Wilmington, N. c., June lst l857-24l-f Proprietor.
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NOTICE,

TNHE SUBSCRIBER being il0onveniently situated to at
tend to business, offers for sale rent, his STORE
HOUSE AND LOTS AT HARRELL'S STORE New
Hanover county, N. c. Any person wishing to merchan-
dize will do well to call the subscriber this certain
y only appropriate place for trade but remarkably
heahy and desirable place to live at For further particu
lars apply to the subscriber at Wardsve Sampson county,
NC. j. H. SPEARMAN.
Feb. 2, 1858 44t-n
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current,

aSt should be understood that quotations generally
rates have to be paid
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From the Albany Knickerbocker, Jan. 2

THE SCARCITY OF IcE-The sight for the ice crop still
looks dubious. Yesterday like June, and looked
like producing green peas than iccles We under
stand that delegation from New York was in the city
yesterday to negotiate for fifteen thousand tons, provd
ed we have the necessary weather to produce the article
This will tend to shorten the crop at home 1t will also
tend to put up prices. New York uses up an immense
quantity of ice and this ice must be had cost what it
may The entire trade in New York is centered in two
companies, the New York and Knickerbocker, repre-
sentmg capital of 81 100000 Retail dealers bind
themselves to sell at stipulated price under penalty of
forfeiture OF supply. The estimated supply on hand is
as follows:
Rockland Lake, Knickerbocker Co., 80 900 tons
Ice House at Athens etc, do. 5000
New Rochelle, New York Co.. 5000 "
Ice House on the Hudson, do. 5000
Ice House on the Conn.,, do. ..... 1000
Total reserve supply on hand. ..... $4,000 "
Deductng from the reserve supply about SO per cent,
usually allowed for wastage and delivery it is reduced
10 about $4,000 TONS while the annual consumption is
10000.
cracks IN stoves may be eectualy stopped by paste
mace OF ases salt and water Iron filings and salam-
"lonlac make still harder and frmer cement
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PROF. O. S. FOWLER.

OF THE FIRM OF FO WLER WELLS NEW YORK,
the distinguished author, editor, and lecturer Men
tai Science and Phrenoogy is this week giving OF
lectures at Military Hail. His private at the Caro-
lima Hotel where those who wish themselves they
are, consult him.
Feb. 18th, 1853 A-t
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TO THE VOTERS NEW HANOVER COUNTY,:
RESPECTFULLY announce myself candidate for the
Sherialty of your county Should you elect me, pledge
an honest faithful and impartial effort to discharge the
ties of the office. n. H. FENNELL.
I
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From the Mobile Register
letter to the Secretary Of the Navy.

SIR: Enclosed you will find the proceedings of the
people Of the city Of Mobile in public meeting on Mon,
adopted demanding investigation of the conduct of
Commodore Hiram PauIding of the United States ma
W. on the 9Th day of December, 1854 in the harbor of
San Jual del Norte, in Central America.
The committee, for reasons which they do not deem
necessary to state have to request the honorable Secrc
tary will so constitute the court which is to try the said
Hiram Pauldng by the appointment of equal num-
her of naval officers natives of southern portions of this
Union that exact justice may be insured without pre-
iudiCe to this section.
The undersigned now become the prosecutors in this
trial and have subscribed to the charges and specifca
tons herein contained.
L. Is. SHEPARD.
G. j. MCRAE.
VIM. T. CLEVELAND.
10 the Hon. SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
of the United States
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12

R4TWe are authorized to announce Mr. JOHN UTLEY as
candidate for reelection the Office of Constable in the
Upper District of Wilmington at the election to be held on
Morday. February 3d. 1858.
Feb. 8, 1858. l30-te*
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OATS.
400 BUSHELS PRIME QUALITY NOVA SCOTIA
fOO OATS-an excellent article for planting. Just re-
ceived and for sale by STOKLEY & OLDHAM.
Ian
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WILMINGTON, Feb. 18th, 1858
HEAD QUARTERS, Both REGIMENT }
NORTH CARRVINA
OUR MOTTO IS "TO Please
"A AT THE m~~
Wilmington Saddle, Harness seA4 3 q
s&#AoASY

TyHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE
public that he keeps constantly hand large assort
ment of Coach Gig and Suky Harness. Ladies' and Cen
temens Saddles, Brides Whips &C.. Trunks, Valises,
Always on hand large supply of String Leather and Fly
Nets and all other articles usually found in such establish
ments all of which he to be of the best material
and workmanship, and will be sold for cash. short
credit to prompt customers. ..
Saddles Harness, Trunks Medical Bags, &C., made
order. Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
to persons buying to manufacture. Whips at wholesale
All kinds ofdng vehicles bought and sold on commission.
JOHN J, CQNQLEY.
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ATrENTION. TIIE AFFLICTED WORLD!

MERCHANTS Druggists, Physicians and all dealers in
Patent Medicines the public generally appraised that
have appointed Dr. A. O. BRADLEY, Wholesale and Re-
tail Agent for the sale of GRAY'S GENUINE OINTMENT
and House Medicines and who will supply them at my low
est wholesale price. W. F. GRAY,
Nashville, Dec. lSth 1867 Sole Proprietor
Jan. Goth, 1858 Oily
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12

The aggregate result thus stated in letter from Lord
Stanley President of the Board of Trade to number
utation or confirmation of the assertion of Lord Derby
in the House of Lords that for the last three years Brit
sh imports had exceeded British exports by total of
915O,0OO,OOO.
The assertion made by Lord Derby in the House Of
Lords that the value of imports during the last three
is Incorrect and arises from Lord Derby having taken
the total value of imports, including imports
from the colonies and from foreign countries while he
has excluded the reexport of merchandise which has
been received from the colonies and from foreign
tries. Thus Lord Derby's calculation shows:
Tmnor+o+ions GAO OOO oOO
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SMALL POX DEAD.

a. THE SUBSCRIBER is NOW IN MARKET FOR
II LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES, from five to thirty
paid Persons wishing to SELL win do well to call on the
subscriber, or address him at Clinton, N. G..
Feb. 8, lS56-23-3m* j. A. MOARTHUR.
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BE- We authorized to Mr.. L. NJ. WILLIAMS,
candidate for reelection the Office of Constable in the
Upper District of Wilmington, the election to be held on
Monday, February 22d, 1858.
Feb. 9th, 1853 13l-te*
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
A LII UNSETTLED ACCOUNTS ON OUR BOOKS pre-
n yious to the lst January due, and we would
respectfully ask those owing the forward and
settle without delay. ALDERMAN & BIZZELII,
JAM Is. No. 81 N. Water st.
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that his eyes did not agree It's very lucky for
you" replied his friend, for if your eyes had been
matches your would have set them fire long ago.
The Providence Post notices the fact that not sin
gle murder has been committed in Rhode Island during
the past year. Notwithstanding capital punishment is
abolished
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12
ROMAN EVE RAIsAm.

This truly an invaluable discovery for the prevention
ana cure OF Diseases of the Eyes-Inamed Eyeds Pain
from particles of dust weakness and many other distressing
symptoms are speedily cured by when applied in due
There few persons who do not at some period of
their lives suffer from inamed Eyes To all persons
important to know that safe aud certain relsey can
always be had.
Prepared and sold by A. 3. & D. SANDS, Druggists 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists generally - Feb II, 185S-24lt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12

FLOUR-FLOUR.
TOO BBLS. FAYETTEVILLE FAMILY FLOUR, JUST
LOU received and for sale by w. H. McKOY.
Feb. I'd. 1853
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PILES IN BOTH FORMS CURED:

THE HARDWARE Branch of the business will be
continued heretofore.
Wilr,inoton N c. Oct oath, 1857. 42-tf-sf.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

NTE WISH 1T DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD THAT OUR
w books are closed against all Accounts-and we would
most respectfully urge upon friends the necessity of i'm
mediatey settling their Bills due CHAs. D. MYERS.
Feb. lst 1858. 81 Market street
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The reexpOrt Of foreign produce is computed IN the
article from which we take these items at 963,O00000
leaving the balance of trade 100000. The average
is thus 3215 millions of pounds $l6l, 100000, which,
for the last three years. represents the balance against
the total commerce of Great Britain Of this we
have received AK millions in which specie export
must of be included. This nearly agrees with
the estimates heretofore in the discussion of The
of the financial panic the balance then being stated at
twentyeight to thirty millions, inclusive Of specie
export.
To balance this account there is much to be allowed
for British capital employed abroad the interest and
other products of the Of which return specie in
produce bills But the total of this capital insufficient
to make up even balance, much less that for
other countries The great fact made apparent by this
statement is that the commercial equality of nations is
likely to be established and the weight of natural
advantages and has to exceed the weight
of the grasping hand of Great Britain.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12

0 A NEW ASSORTMENT OF BLACK SOFT FELT
Hats high and low Just received at the Hat &
Cap Emporium 81 Market street For sale at very low
figures for CASH ONLY. CHAS. D. MYERS.
Feb LIST, 1858.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-13

We neglected to notice tina, eur
young end handsome friend Painter.
has been visiting Pamela and Bates.
vile. soliciting cOusisumeuss Of
cotton fcv Msssrs. II. A. Jones 4
Co., Nc. II Front Row. With whom
he is gagged this year. lie is one
Of the bes, beck keepers in the city
-hsness, vrlistle, end entitled to
ahsnlsn. success, for himself an
employers.
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Col J. +. Sims.

We bad the pleasure Of meeting
our friend Sins. ., Pamela, week
before last. lie Is well known to
car people as the clerk, fur many
Years, Of the Superior Court Of
Chanccry Tor this State. Mr.. Sims
resides ia Ceahoma county, bu, 10 o
member n the FIRM Of J. Il. Groves
4 Co., Cotton Factors, No. ~.
Union Street. New Orleans. lie
Gays tia. 4 cur planters will ship
cotton to hts house he will show
them ha. there i a srea, differences
between the Memphis and New
Orleans markets. Read their sdvsr.
tisement in the SIAR.
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SEEING The ELEPHANT.

Those pho have not had an oppar-
iuuiiy. heretofore, Of seeing the
Elephant will have a chaucc an
Monday next, IN Pamela. Mabic's
great double Mcuagcrie aui CIR
curious wall be here then, fall Of
wonder, Wild beasts, fun, monkeys
and clowns. Some folks don't a..
tend snch exhibitions, from con.
scieatious seEuplei but, as fOs u,
We are bound TO see the klcpAaa y
and the monkeys too, whenever w
have an opportunity. This com.
pany We have known for years. AMI
VIC know them to be worthy Of IL,
patronage Of all who ,isi, sucl
shows. They have a long advertise.
mcnl In our columns, TO which vi
would direct the attention Of STAl
readers. We have q tee fr.ckc, {.
tho big shov, aud, Of course. "
are compelled to 60. aud will b
"thar," health permitting. v.
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tee sYW tsf sAasF - -
ave- 81 Ws ~tafuasaa ~
iHria f. iififH n ~ - =
ftNA hs - Hm W
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lffh ia'at aanl hh 4y ia'
II faf re w
i litf
.if 'f "a t.nfIlin Pow
f fHrf ' EEL g.
F'f' '' m'i Nfir aHl "a eo
.faif ~ mif' .m come Pc
Town af fafr't We io
mfp.aefd HstJ Hlh ahi'g1h fief.
nan 'asa.l' lae 'pFh haiei'
Im 'he asnh 'fat ha
tIua " ~ ifar t' Ihom.
ED aa phf'Hui iH i0.f haf
r4mt iet a.y o.rf p.fIan ai 90
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The Society met according 10 al.
journmcn,. October 9Th, 1855, IN
the Court House, in the town Of
Pamela /: WAS called to order by tic
President. Col. J. j. Wil.Isins at.
dressed the meeting, setting forth
is object, Ne, IN q very able and
lucid maruer. The Committee g.
.esiei Tor dmfting Constitution and
Bylaws reported Constitution, NIX.
ins further time Ior preparing BY
laes. The Constitution vas ansui.
moa,ly adopted.
On notion, d Committee OF i've
sas selected to nominate Ulcers lot
the ensuing year.
The following gentlemen conpos.
ed the Committee. Mes.ts. A. |
Ellis. L. +. Cooper. u. Moore, j.
A. Wall, n. q Taylor.
The follow NJ oHicer were nomi.
mated and unanimously elected
David :. White President. joel A.
Wall, Freeman lrby Wee Presidents
J. l.. liools Recording Secretary
j. II. Keith, Treasurer. y. G. Tay
Icr Corresponding Secretary. Tn
above nalued officer. together wit
the following constitute he Eseculiy
Board A. !. Ellis, h. h. McGheC
|. N. Davis. l.. I. Cooper. VIM. y
johnson, Samuel F. SOrsby, AnthO
nv Foster.
The following were elected as Ii
general Committee.
beat No. J, n. II. sledgs, Wm
! +. Edwards.
:, Beat No. 2, W. c. Maxwell, Jol
Brahan.
Bca, No. 3, n. J. benson, NJ.
Wright.
Bcs. No. I. a. h. Tucker, L. I
. Baker.
:. Beat No. ), Calvin Millsr, ". !
I, Dickens.
David 3. White VAS unanimous
!. elected to address the Society
y the next meeting.
On motion, Sariis was select
as q 4, place for heldiag the M
meeting on Saturday, Novcmb
18th, 1858.
RI The following resolution WIS III
!. adopted.
Il Resokres, That the prcccediu
: Of this meeting be published In /,
I Pauols Star and all the MempI
papers.
Meeting then sdjourned 70 NEE,
Sssais, Novcmber 19sh, 1858.
n. j. Walden,
y Pnes. rRo TEM.
o ]. !. Hools. See. pro TEN.
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Wanted In Pamela

There y a dna nle opening .t
The iusu o. Pamela l0ta Grocery
Store Any person vho sll come
h,m w,h a large s'oss q family
groceries can Do well q, the busincs.
Is ", huvc 10 such concern IN ,own.
wLo speaks Grs,! VI don, Want
svhisky shop, Ia, = regular grocery
establishment.
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B,tRsyitLH.--The cotton season
has opened a, the Depo, with u fine
prcspcc, for a large business. The
merchants and cotton buyers are oil
,hrongcd With customers. The ship
mcn,s u cotton amour, 10 nearly q
hundred bales per day, on al aver.
sge.
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Caldwell House.

Dang 10 continued III health,
Mr.. Caldwell oilers for sale his
Tavern stand a, B~a,CsyiIlc. 1, is
the bee. place in the county for any
en,erprising man Who may wish to
engage In the Hotel business. Read
his advertisement.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-13

ACNr RAcg.-A According to III
"Mepsc,' IT Licee, 90 be ~.
uouncol News on ,liis occa.ion,
match Of this nature ,ook plsu
three nights ago IN that tom
Eighteen cats, belonging 10 di6rss
persons in the quarter Of At ely
Called the Oufre Mrnsr, were sslr
a distance Of a league and lei lcss
At midnight. In exactly l,ali ~
hour one of tic cats reaclei hue
and carried away the prize sad II
The others arrived in rapid saeus.
| .ion. Three TOMS. wipcse rrvhs
| deposition triumphrd over q!
| porting continent, did not, ".
ever. mako their appearance oArl
alter sunrise. Their tnn.es have.
consequently, been scratched cu. Il
all o'heF subsequent racing engss'
mcnis.
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IT, Bfiff, ofrrf adttf meni In'rrl
si fHf publication Iatha sfsf mns' hHfe
tha t II nHt ! ihrt ait
ruh ,sHsl 4. Hf. lfi er hNH, W ai
,l.smsn'. marked 'Hini5ftii of "f
wrll DO publshsilgr zoe yssfi tui tHAfs'
ii a., idtugi,
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.sss.

i'sScli.--We have the largest
stocks Of goods IN Pamela thu, have
ever bcca brough, to this market,
and our merchants are very anxious
Of showing new goods.
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II fln.E TuaIpY A woman
tho ram of Chris ANA SchiIIibg,
Co. ir- With ld husband ahoa, u
.ha'i o MILE from Grove cry, Ohio,
are isy la.t week, murdered her
four claIifcu-;hrSe girl. and a boy
by bdowing them into a well
d IN! five Zee, deep, and Afterwards
Jumping Iabcrcif 10 cause what.
ever is known for The preparation
Of the deed.
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ssssa Il pslies.

Mcssrs. Smith anil Stevars failed
to attend oa M.sasy last. aud u
course there vas ~ mce6rg Of the
Court. A CALI 4 meeting was order
ed iSr next Tue-lay the 10Th inst.
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ous jsa = noe foil
to cvsr. flowing. there being -four
white men and three negroes con.
sned in y. Thrss Of the vhi,s
uss - charges 4 larssuy. al sss
fs The Murder u his ~its n DeSWe
.-a-.
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Adams Express.

We return thanks to Mr.. Nelly,
Agen, for Adams Express, on the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad,
fof !ate papers.
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nrArnor Gov. l'sepY.--Ths 10.
bile Register Of "Wednesday last y.
ncutccs the death from yellow fsss
Of Gov. Arthur r. Bagby. resids;
IN iha! city. on the 2ls. II saas.
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RAM

We had a hnc rain on Sunday
nigh, Inst. |, was much needed.
]. was n gentle shower ,ha, did no
injury 10 the cotton.
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Nrcnoss rcs SAtR.--Benne,s
Bcwden, aaminissrstos Of the es'a,e
Of Gideon Dssden, deed, adver.
,ises . likely negro woman foe sale.
See, also, Col. Mcseley's advertise.
neus Of slaves for sale.
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LAND ros sALs.-Ouf readers
ars requested V notice tie sdversise.
sess II lss1 fsr ssls BY JsAn
oiliicn. >