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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-19

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I'm 2 ubr beute NaGmtttag Brad 8euer aug
in Der Sem Brighton 9uele uno tbetlte iA
RAID anoern QueIen NIT. 3eGn perlelben
wurpen aussebrunnt. Der gerlut ,pirp auf
$4,000 ee1habt.
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Die 9bilaheIpbi,r epnnsnttpn.

@tdmOnb 18, Suit. 9as Gtaatsz
GrecuttOz@ Omtte Der Yartet=S Organization BON
1860 bieIt beute cine 8eriammIuns I'm GAIT
tot utO fabte cine Estbe bon 8eI9lal1en, in
wel6en eS i'm 3lamen DeS SOttes BON Iiroinia
f6 bereit ertldrt, NIT ben n6rOlt6en 8iroern
in Der p~rppontrten @bilapelpbier @cnpentiun
cppperiren gu trplen. ase 4.
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RarNIanS sJn1fitmt Mu8lfcumn9.

Die nenn3ebnte iGBrIi DE InSfeS
I II n 8 ftr ameritauii6e Sabritz unb getperbsfunft un>
fer Der 3eituus unb Iuff6t bes uWtarplanb SnftitutS"
nirb in Der Ser1untiSeH SaGe am . / e n a 8, benz.
OftOber 18 6 6 erSffnet uab b5 Dienftas, ben
80. Sttober, ~fcrtseiebt Weroen.
Spbn S. MerebttB
I9iuI4nIl Wortber oeS @r3cnto=Gor1
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Die Size inn Mprbeu.

. 9btla belp6ta, Is. Suli. Der
Thermometer 8etgte gesen y ubr 68 @roO.
gter tGpliAe Sale ron SOnnenlti9 wurpen
beute Mor9en bert9tet.
GIIentp non, II. Sult - Selte ~gtadmittaS
itano Der thermometer i'm 9datten anf 104
@rdb, ..flA fi4A a&
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3u u~ertaufelt :

aApAA 3u pertaufeu :
LGsaEALIL in Mlan6efer. Carrot g. Wlbr
eire tleiue Gurnr, befe6enb aus 5 4fer 0anb, tp0rauf 2
6auier TN 6eften 3uitanO ib %befiuben. Da8 cine aus
frame 2 Stpd, bas antere en 8lpdbau8, cine Gtalung
fir & Stiid Yieb, G4peine< unb Subnerftaa, cine me
~pertpnmenbe 8umpe u. T. 10. @artenirl9te peroen bic
6Glfte baSu seseben. @reis $50 Dolar, tDcocn bic
SGIfte fe9en bleiben fam.
gu erfrasen Bel 6 . n a 9e8nert, III Mlan4eS
fer, GarrpG Co., Mb. da1paip)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-19
Mnh @urnhaI

@@AA Der tpesen ieiuer Si6erbeit uub e~tepauteu
GinriGtnns rt6uli@f betannte Icrb gmerit. elopb
Gteamer ratIanttc" ieSelt om Dcuuerftas, ben
10. Suli, bon gtetp<Dcrt mad Bremen.
Besen YafiaSe tpenbe man fh4 an
bp1p) ~ 80 M. % ernebur
Gde SiS9s uub Yrattfrose
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-19
GirpeInnc be6 @fa0fe8 NEdrUiNn

@rpslUGc be6 GtaatsS 0~'SarOiaao.
unobbdugiger 9eutI6er Oroen Der 9aru9ari!
am beutiSen Ieeno in i6rem 2otale ab5e6aIten, mpju
~Tau,ultlife Wlit8lieber gu eri6eiueu fbTli@ft %eiR8elaben
ruerben, iubem fePr pidtiSe 9eidGfte sur Ser9anbtung
~oprlteSen.
@einri@ @ufer Or. garb'.
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ass2 IF Gon1nsrce,

@altir1rre, 80. Suui, 1866.
Cine Oibibenbe BON oter @rps. in
g b fHr bic I~unfeuben ieDs 0tcnate, tpuree 6ente
an p6er had 0iputas, ben g.. Sui, ais so6t6ar ertldrt.
Die 9fatipnat=, Staat= uao Sta6tsSteuerfl fins bon
Der Bart 6eSa6lt tpprbeu.
Die lle6ertrasnHg bes @opit1tz9tDd8 Der 8ant mirb
opH erften Bis 3tut uenuten Gage i'm Sui eini6lieBliG,
sei4lciien SUI 4aitra8:
g, y. @at9cart
bil2Mt Wctir9 @a~iiirer..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-19
Nrbe{fcr 6efanozgSsrein

Die Wlit9tieber beS Nrbeiter @eiaus- Sereiu8 iinO bier
nit ~briusenb anfsefprSert, bente, Dcnneritas, ben IS.
Sali, I6enb8 s lt6r, 5u eirer @rtrn- @eneral@S erf anlnlz
lung piintttiG I'M @ereiusz9pfale gu eri&eiren GUT weite>
rea 8eiprs6nng be5 absu9oLtenben 9tiftun5sfeIteS.
tn\ 81. Qtbfe, 8udi.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-19
Gmnbcn=Narf.

Gie IctipnGre nerbeu biermit a9tuns8opl aufniertiurt
semG4t, tas am n # a s., ben II. 5. Dats., Die
pierte @in5ablung Der S6lBsnparf=N ctien
fGGig 1T.
SIM 0ptaIe beS Serrn 6rieb. &uapp per6en in ben
na6ten brei Susen 8orn1tttasS Bis 10 r6r unb I6enbS
BON Z = 1t6r bic @insab!uuSe1 ~entgesen senonIneh
,perbeu. SIN Iafrase bes 2~luai@uiles;
SuIiu 6 t ),
tno1p) @ecr. =. temp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-19
Reuepe aa6rt1tem,
MeuereS aus europa.
Sic saiern Bel sanbad sef@Iasen.

4Eiterfprecbenre Serid,te Gber einen
aSaHenf Inftants
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-19
8altfrmore @Uniu,tte &Sereim.

SSalttnnUve @pniu'fte GSeress1.
urter o6iseur giarten BAT ft@, mad benz @rrSiIbe bic
Ter gjtabte In @nglanb, 8eGsieu unb DeutI9lane, oa
30. IaatS b. 8. babter Elm Ssrein s%e9rtinbet: tOsi9er gum
8psf tat, aIe uotbwenOi8en QebsnsOebiirfniis, bic bird
Oaouepolitrun unb Ejaculation in bic pope Setr'ssen
uab tros beS 5aIcn oeS @OloeS aut G'elea PePen PrslgH
erboIt en- tperben. an @pniumenten gu bebeutenb Bill
lioeren 1reiIen gu O%ertaufeu unb tpel9er ben adIz
fer, fssQs ct f9 an ben 9ereln ani@lisbt, an hem erStels
ten 81 srinn tbeilne5meu last.
Das uSt6ipe @apital pirO bur& ant9eiIe [attisnl 5is
iauurensef&Oifen, pel9e 6 PCT. 3inien traSeu' "a Elm
an1be il auf 10 Dollars fsfseiest unb berielbe in pS9ents
li6en. Wn,a6Gunsen bon 10 Gents e~iuse5a9lt wirb, 10 if
Ietbt Der Inbeulittelte I'M gtanbe, f@ an bieiem SerstH
su bet9eili8eu.
Die gonfitutipn, iopie bic ID eitere @uftGSrH1@
tonu man in ber office BON @bp. u. Scene q 90, 90
@rGanse Ylace, @Ge bon Seutbftr., erpaifet, anp ~'r'
ben ,bail6R @inSei6uunseu ~entSesen senpulme1.
Gbmaro u. Scene,
rsrnriI1 A. snrtI Ster=8erratter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-19

Va" y. S1WEUf
@cfteru Wa9tuittus 5 l19r 6einri9 QIuoner int atter
bon SO Sa6ren unb 2 Msnaten. 6reuute unb Getannte
ftrb einselaten, benz 8egrG6niB, ipel4e8 Reute gta@ntitz
tag 9 lt6r bon ieiuer Wpbnung, $40. 81 @andlfr, ffatts
finbet, bei5upp6nen.
Tim fiIe 99eilua9ute bittet
boy bic tteftrauernte Samilie.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-19
0emtI6senslii6s Sdriftgieberet
Ssh. 6ejuUstD,

SO. 10 ylcrt6 @tQiam Str., Stem gcrt.
Sen Serreu Observation-Disclosures 9iermit bic erge-
6enc Mu,ei0e, bas i'd fOrtpG9reub cine 8roFe Aaantita
s6tiftea bes neuefen uub bsten @9nittes, bon pOrSiiS7
Ii6eu, Wietal a~e0oiien, duf Eager babe naO bieielbe sa ben
biIioften Yreiien unb Q b%iushnsen %Sertaufe.
sbenic ~pertaufe i'd &reIen unb ale Drudereisl1teniis
Yen AZ beniel6en Greiiau uub 8eoingunsen, wie bic oerS
fbie6enen V~atriteE.
SerauGqeber ban 3ettnn8en utade i& b%eIonOers barauf
oufntertiou1, bab eS nut Der Gusabe Der @rSBe beS Siat@
tes be5orf, nut ale nStbiSer artiteI icfprt ab3nIenber.
Durd aseine 2~5ziGbrise Grfu4ruuS ais S&rieftSieBer if
es mir oeiunseu, einen @es5ettel gu conftrntren' ireI&e
fat gar teinem Defect erforoert uuo olefeS TT elm sroe
eer 8crtseiI fir ben 8u4bruder.
CONGREGATIONS 3psenaessSteufel fir@onbitor itnS ftets
orrrStk;n. QDe3. 6mt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-19

o ctr eib e.-Grt5er Gaissa. ............. q 80
BelBer ,o'25
Deli6fcru .........,.... 96-1,14i
SdfeT ODD
g als.--0rcuab Iipp1 .......s........ 1920
1uYfg SSlanb. e. ....4. so Gents OF. &uftel
Gbtsfeb. neftt.. 2.28 per Gan.
grpriftc ren.-GGinten j.. .25-26 Cent?.
S9ulterftie, -. 1M-17M
Seits5.. .209-M
&@ipcigefetts ..........24 n
Gaam n.-8latsiounen ..... 1925
SlSSiaat1sh -. ..... ...s.,...... 81 20
gihlot6p ............. ....6.50
3 q r.-9uto [beIe 5crte ........ S12.75-l3.50
gcrtp SficD l6cte Gorte1, .$13.25-14.C0
IN oil a { es.-@u6u @Ru8 cpatp. 60-6o
Yortc 6tlco. .b7-Io
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Oor(or0t uIo0 0eIucOt.
@eiuht


Gin orbentIi6eS 0tabGeu fir bic QausarEeit in eiiter
beutiGen Dauliie. gu e~,fra9eu i'll Der uq6eG:r"eGifce.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-19
Ia69 Sa0annAb, Ga.

@%GaGS' Die Dempfer Der Baltimore unb Sd
oeuuab G0apfiGtfI 50. gsben cun ne iUIIt ab; So ste Ders
affu RaltImgy bguh uGtpn DoG. an Gube Der Gpneprtfr.
itbeu $ Q { g 8 unt 3 u4r ytaAmittdeS. 8utudtes-
renp ptrlafan t~teleiten GGoaaaab far Baltimore teoeU
> pnner ia 9.
Gajer lilo @uguFa, ga, pnb 6as San!anh, peEde an IN.
isrn gtaenten, biz So, Ga 9i9bs un6 gDeft tn sduannab coz
i9atrt fa6, perben Guf bas @RuFtGt@fe iPeetrt.
18eg5n 8ra9t ub Yada8e nit big StfeH stqufmlt9fefea
~ "' "' ~ g 9. u ntreUS 8, 1st.
GfFee: So 9tetsar Dbarf rnb untGn DO6
R9. gGe 6tGG tbrieff werbgH aHf bta Dampfer unter
IsiTuer. t7iunt1ustl {
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@pursbert6t. = Sob $50, 1904, 149.
5I2Oer 1853. = 7I20er 1893. 10l40er SO. =
1871 1904. = 81. &entr. 124.-2olltoH Comp
521 srr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-19
6eiuri6 @uIer, @r. garb'.
SAL. @Numann, @r. Secr.
Gnnntb 8reping, Nalling &
eS:1fi0iu1 gnutl.

GUT @~6ftattnns bes 9teoiftonsz8 eridts Seiten8 tea in
Der lesten General, @erianrmlung ernarntet @omntittee8s
iOtpie CUR guffeGuus einer @anciSatenlifte fir fas nel
su ertpG9GenSe 9irettorium, lift cine a%nberpeite @enerafz
8eriamutluus Der gftieu=Su9aber anf .
9onnerltag. Den 10. D. 0t8., gfaam. 2 nbr,
int 9tep Qiiem6Ib 0tooas terlfeG.
bi,u, BOY 6. g. NifeL Gefr.
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8er(dnot
2u perfaufan

ASSss gu perfaufen: G56N
sksH Cine ber beften @rauereien GET Q3aits lsSgN
AsASfsaaaSS ineton, neu e~iugeriGtet init Oampf u (.
10, 2 QagerbierfeIer BON 1900 Barrel 3ubaIt. Die
8rauerei 1T in Solem GanSe inb Bat ouSentlidlid nod
1000 Barrel BON beiten 9aserbier, tpetde auf gerlau8en
mitoertauft iperben. &aufpreiS bili8. Soate bieislbe tia
gum /. Wu9uit nt9t ~bettauit perteu, 10 tpirb bieletbe
oermiet6et. gta&5ufroaeH bei 9errn g. @lrte, Fl SoItb
Str, Baltimore, Mb. (fOlD
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Ret(e= g%e(egen6etten.

skG rcnriiOnS SSurca!
Spn Baltimore
iiGrr Giicnbabnen, Seen, JIiKs II. I. b.
Sin unO febensig Seridiebene &outen; in ieOer
8esiebung fur Gle9au5 uno 8equemli6teit
,... geiorgt. t s'aa
ueber @lutira, Geueca Cafe, 9o1effer, Ntasura Sails,
Qote Ontario, Gioer ct. 2aprence, U%ipntrsaI,
Que6ec, Guainarp OfiOer, 0tiuiere bu Comp, Sails
Of Moutmoreucb. Dbtte Wfcuntains. SoratOsa
Gpriuos, GBef pcint, gempprt, 2ate8 @9auts
plain, @eorge inb Weupbrena9cg, Nbtronoat
Dtcuntains, @at9tiG UicuutainS, @lenn's Tals,
4l6anb, Subion 0Riuer, Gong 9slanb Scuno, Tal
Silver, 0etos gcrt, philadelphia &C. .
III 6eruntergefebten Breiieu in birefter Sinte BON Saltts
more bur9 bic
MOrtDern GentrGf Shall NOa0
uno lire Gerbtnour9en.
0ie 8iIets eiiItts bi8 l. NObember 1866 unb Der
5n6oter TAM nod 8eIiebeu an ben StationeH f4 anfs
6alen. ~r,. s#s
Die Baggage tpirb rseGedt" Biz nod gfidsdra GaG5
ober rad Irgen6 eineu Pantte, mo man f9 anfJu6alten
tpitniGt.
9is Jtpute if beiru6e cine gerate Qinie mad NiasGra
tnb bietet ben Grrt6eiI ber(GGti9er 8srbinbungs1teleu.
sic trfft ale $unfts bic hlr6 p~toreste gcenerie un6
er6 lseren Baupramen am meifen berii6mt finb unb Be-
riI6rt bic i@Dnfieu SGuffe uno Seen uuierer nSibliGen
6emiip9dre, 10 bcs ber0tetIenbe feline iuterefianteren 4ars
teen ausnGblen f6unte.
Die .@aiiagiere BADEN freie g8obG Der ousgesei6neten
nit 8ed=@djiten I%oerie9eren ~eiisrnen 9ampfer Der
9fopnI 1iait Cine, als nSporoan," n@recian," rEaBs
port" vSiagfon," rDiaguet" unt Champion" ben melz
den elmer tGgli@ Soroutp Steia na6 her 4ntunft Der
eipistopns8ppte 6erI6Bt uub p5ne 2ge9el mad Uious
treat fatrt, unb bic prGntige anit6t Der 1000 Saislu bes
st. 2aprence Sees BEL z s~eS3eit sepGbrt ooer Der
8ranb Grtnf Giienba6n nit %A6tpeGIeIuns bon SGienenz
neg uub %~8aierpfaO mad Quebed. M19 tSHnen fe bic
aueritanii9e 9antpferIinie bon 9~epistcipH uub NiaSara
berHBel.
Strffleguns unb &ujttenrGume frei fir bic Sitetin5as
ser bon Gerputo unb N%epiStopn bis 0ioatredl.
.3IJe se6en ieben Gag bon Baltimore @alUert Std>
ton au8senpun1eu Sounta9, uu 9 is. Bormit as, 1910
Ututdg uub 1910 4benos.
l3met biefer 3use geben na9 BEN 9tidsora GaGs in
5rau5i3 Stunben unb ipe9ieln MIR einutal bic Wasspns.
s poer 81 Stunoen tpeniger aEs Gber
8bilaoelpbid.
Girculare, &eiIes 0fcuten unb &reiie, iptpie an6ere
Iasfunit tirb ertbeiIt III ter Dffce Der @albert ctr.
Citation
Gtdets Gn4 bur8 bic gOt O~erfantt.
8. 81. Grill
(mi-) Nlcrt9eru Genital q. G.
.. So aa4 Gofern Shore, @a.,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-19

Stele9eiu6.
Cine Dame indt ein Engagement, no fte ha8 9au8>
hoeIen su fi6en pber bic @rSie9unS NIB 8eapfitttt8une
bon &tuberu gu Ieite1 Bat. Ofierteu nuter @t. u. er6ittet
man in BET Expedition. go
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9aLttta9re Wno @a9ana 0ampfi9if 60.

Vn0 Susanna Sanpfl1itf Gn.
Qtsr. 8rown & sSbne,
- General Nsenten.
Vases, y1ew &oele6n8 Wmo 9a0ana, F
g3Fg@ bel Sep Welt anhalteno.
1Ibren Ste Ser. 8 taaten YUR.
Ge L. @lafe &aupflatTe eisisr 9tnts fGarfn ME fOISt;lA
GesbG, HOO S0nnen,
DtfItnm R0tIin8, 8efebisbaber,N
na6 9aSana NIB &ep @tt am SamfaG a Suit.
&iberfG, 1850 SD1llel1,
Capt 9ps q gatu, .
nj Dpnnerfagl "a. suit,
9lad] Sduand pia 9tep Orleans.
Nbtsbrt tpu SrSwnS gDba f. BeuS Point, punt 4 rbr
gla@mtttags am a~n8eietstet Gage.
e0e8sn Sraas oSet gal1 2; m t, gTaSsttrsfEt@sa Be
@emrt III. Warttelb a.
w8. aegue 9raatbrieTe oussr tic ben Der G~Omrasnie &c.
G~efrttn werr en- unterjet6nst Y Iaaen'sl9etas1u FUR trapt
mrden In btefsr Office ~eineebclt reroan. I'm Srpeetttpnss
tags perbea pcbrr 5sa&t anotnOH'r'en nod Sasan9sl9eins
~ .SgSh BctOmac IS
&AaSa2azzA' ErAl8peEtGtiCa6sStn
5 9en3 q. s.s sHsfSs sats pic, a,s is ass'. S s q %'' ! as'
NJ@ L DaI6imgton unO @eUrgetoOn
n gyflblnbuna nit Der Orange aub aIsranertG &iitnbaSn
aaa S3a@6ur6 unb t6it an een tolAsn0ea SSaNHas'P'ase"'
Y,tnf Qppf0u.' Dsuep Sotnt, yycrpel's NSpark
, y G:rrios,en 88s, Stones sDearf eaoeafsr WRart
9iopaen's gDtarf S.ntt Yctnt. ySss's Ssss.
sfs4kelaS Dptnt, Nauieutpp StpreS, @pdttertpf Ndnpy
Gmith'S pctnt. 8lbb's Rerr5 une @lsacnt.
Bnratfebreab EerIGst SerisIes V stbtnS = ts6ea
13t;ehaa 6 ilhr Mlrrgens u. WIerGnbrt6 z upr utor6enS
Ser Sampler Dta state, capt. S . SDtIipu,
yerla6t Baltimore pUn gter gp. 8 Ss9btar. gDbarf teetn
yrettas gaGuttta8 A nbr NIT
a Our9ra6 DIT, al
nus an @tmsp YOtn1. SPrpelIS Wbarfy
y 2ggrTSiebrenb psrIdet ct gDalbtnStrn teben Itttpr& 8
uST unb Qlerinbrsa 7 ubr AoeneS.
'@a Esp " nsrTnft lber Sra6t Cber YaHGse meade man f&
~No Sa Baltimore, .
an 81. NeebEa 4 SSRS, l42 etsbtfr. GbGtE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-29
Dublin County.


The Associate visited Duplin seanty this week,
It being Superior Cdtm and the first regu-
lar ttreria sncethe termiinati the Judge
Warren presided. Flddsis we think, the first
court Judge N. has held since his appointment.
His charge to the Grand jury was plain state
ment of matters cognizable by the jury. We heard
of but one case of homicide the trial OF which was
to take place on Wednesday, Mr.. Hodges, Tor
the alleged killing of negro some six months or
more ago. Some assault and battery cases were
tried on Tuesday The court probably ADJOURNED
Wednesday evening. 'O} + E>>"V
We found many of our old friends, who were
eager to extend the right hand of fellowship to an
old acquaintance They have our heartfelt
tIanks for the courtesy and kindness with which
We were receiYedrra q .noffs,sl1ba - b9lfota
We regret to say that we found many Of our Ill
friends very much depressed for want Of mail IA
cilties and the scarcity of money. They All want
the J9t4ya0z, and many of them who could get 1T,
subscribed cheerfully Scores of others would
have done 50 but for the want of mail facilities
and means. Money is, undoubtedly scarce in the
country There is no Disgusting that fact and we
have not the renotest idea when it will be more
plentiful q t-Aa'-" &-l''5>- '.' ......
The farmers are doing all in. their powerto make
as good and large crop possible. There is
great difficulty, however, III getting the freedmen
to work, or respect their contracts. One farmer
told us he was getting along very we'll with them.
This was the only, case of the kind-all others
seemed to find great dndcultty, Some farms
had been totally deserted by their laborers.
Of course various causes were alleged for the
duct Of the negroesa The chief one, however, was
their disposition,to idloness.
Major Foster, Of the Bureau, is trying to do all
he to induce the negroes to comply with their
contracts, and we sincerely hope he may succeed,
and that the good people of old Duplin will again
be blessed with abundant crops and restored
estates. r.-.t. -s.r..... ... ..... ....
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-29
Important from Washington.

We have only time, at the late hour at which
the telegram is received, to call the attention of
our readers to the important news from Washing
ton under our Geographic head. Our noble Presi-
dent has again hraved the overwhelming Radical
majority which now controls Congress, and shows
his determination to keep the Constitution rs the
chart by which the ship of State is to be directed.
We hope and believe, with the aid of II Divine
Providence, that the brave helmsman will yet pilot
his vessel safely through the dangers that threaten
to anchor in the haven of safety and prosperity.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-29

80 far rs large districts of country are concerned
but also as to several large and popuous cities in
infected localities J
h Ouraoyn people, after the terrible experience
with theyellow fever, which yet fills our city with
MOURNING, can hardly require a warning Of then
duties i'm This matter. Our municipal authorities
are actively engaged in cleaning our streets and
public places, and attending to the cleansing Of
private lots and we hope that the most rigid quar-
antine of our port. and the careful attention O
our city police force will he given during the en-
tire season to the prevention Of the spread of the
threatened epidemic, and thus, under the Prov
dence of God, our grief strickened community
may be saved from visitation of the death bearing
plague. sH .9aa.a1.t - 80 =. 80 .' - ar'
We make room for the following extract from q
business letter received at this Office, on -yester
day. We trust that our merchants and business
men generally, will take heed to the ''hints .
thrown out by the writer. Advertise adver
tise liberally, in the columns of the Journal-and
let our friends in the interior of the State know
what you are doing. We agree with the writer,
when he says that &c we must build up our own
State, by having d co9sp'on centre Of hftde m IT.
and that g there must be more social intercourse,
which will be brought about by commercial inter
course" The letter is dated as follows 49,
ss.s. "NEAE MoUsr AIRY, Surry Co., March 10, 1866
MEssEs. ENGELHAED & PRICE ''"" 49, ~ ~
+ X -.5;x. r.. .@-* Il* '*pAi'*
"Should money become abundant, it will not be
difficult to extend the circulation of the Journal III this
section The plan for consolidating the North Carolina
and Atlantic Railroads has faIed but it should prove
warning to you The contamination of the scheme can
easily be prevented. = ~, .. & ,......s., .!.--
Give market for products ;; sell lis goods as
cheaply they be bought elsewhere in word make
to the interest of the people of Western North Carolina to
trade with Wilmington and you need have fears OF con-
Since the close Of the the channels OF trade
have not been fully opened Reconect that heretofore
they have had Northern tendency. Shall it be again?
Let of your business set forth the advantages
ara facilities of Wilmington, through the columns OF the
7otssal let your merchants among and k'ao@
and let all unite in building up city worthy of the good
old North State. -..-. 60. t...... ... .., l"f
In the past the people of North Carolina have shown
most lanlentabe Indifference to their interests Every
must regret this, and entering upon
era effort should be made to remedy tho errors
that papable to ALL The people of our State,
trust not destitute of State PRIDE that together with
energy and enterprise the part OF your business men,
will make Wilmington u name. t..-.. a.....
Respectfully, ls ...,re.j =
D1llU Journal. 25til inst.
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time and place and for the time therein desionoo,
Sec 10.E, That it shall be Lawful FOR the Pre-;
dent of the United States, such other person o.
he may empower for the purpose, to employ sncJ,
States or of the militia, rs shall be neccssar
prevent the violation and enforce the due cyoor ~
ton of this act. ......,
Sec IL THAT upon all questions of law ari,i,,..
i'll any cause under the provisions of this act 3
final appeal may be; taken to the Supreme Co2,a
of the United States ~l,ia..r .t-
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State bonds.

Hereafter, by act of the Legislature, the fac
sinaiJe of the autograph of the Public Treasurer
will be engraved on State bonds. This will ena-
BILE the Treasurer to issue the bonds in a very
short time after the blanks are received, while
such is the perfection to which the art of the en-
graver has been brought, that the coupons can be
so prepared that they cannot be couuterfeited.
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The CoTToN CRop.-In view of the general an
xiety to procure estimates of the probable cotton
crop of 1866 some of the principle southern jour
nails have collected statistics of the expected WELD
which give in the following The Columbus
Georgia. Sun estimates that the crop will yield
from 1,20O,O0O to 100000. bales. The New Or
leans Times thinks it will be LOO, 600 bales DE
Bows Review, the editor of which has recently
made extended tour through the Southern
States, also calculates the crop 100000 bales
The chief cotton factories in New Orleans estimate
it from 800 900 to 1900, 600 bales and the New
York News 1000, 600 bales. On the other hand,
various letters received by the Secretary of the
Treasury, from Southern planters, announce that
the crop will barely exceed 1000, 900 bales It is
of course difficult to make any reliable estimate at
this early day; for, in addition to the uncertainty
Of the labor on which planters depend, all the es.
Inmates made are somewhat tinged by the interests
of those making them A small crop will send
prices up, and the planters naturally wish to con-
ceal the extent of the supply; whilst the other
hand, consumers, who wish to cheaper cotton
magnify the crops as much us possible
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Resignation of Col. BeadIe.

Brevet Lieutenant Colonel VIM. FL. H. Beadle
who has been Superintendent of the Bureau Of
Refugees, Freedmen and AbandonedLand for the
Southern District of North Carolina, with head
quarters in this city, having rendered his resgna
ton some time since, has been discharged from
the service. He goes North.
Major Wickersham, heretofore Superintendent of
this Department succeeds him. with Major Mann
as Assistant Superintendent.
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AccIDENT-We learn that Capt Frank. Wadden a
brother of the commander of the Confederate
Shenandoah and who is at present in the employ Of the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Company, met with
serious accident at the Depot Saturday last At the
time he injured, he attending to the shipment of
some articles of freight and by other he
was caught between the platform of the warehouse and
the and badly crushed We regret to learn that
the injury sustained is internal is thought by some
that he will recover although the injuries he has re-
ceiYsd are very serious. .s.. - ." -.tt .. -'.
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1ayeS on Fnan JOvcns

Employers Of white and colored employees will
do well to remember that they are liable for the
poll tax of their employees on the LIST of April
They have right to retain the tax out of wages.