davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-07-15

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III SaAy y4i:Nsssss >.
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ca ~ +
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Il Il IT. =; ! ) s,
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s Il 4 e 5 :,
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t$ sSst4s
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! I lAAssDlstt -@ ss-s.~ts Z
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4
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W. III. ,rt 4 = q. stSss ssS i,
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" ssIk 81 II + ~ 1T ,fsstf
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e. ss - s4.s% sTttsssa H~s
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i: ~ y Isss T.: X 49, IL.
sssE Ssfat ssss Fstxxs-v : si4s5 IL fss S.s-g
= Il .ts ~ q ASss5e
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gs = r Sss. ss:..:;5s J, Il q. -
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~ g. = w .s%f -;
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IL II
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3; s.ts" s4f S,s<Es
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= =. y
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L. stx.tsss~&sf-s C.tsS 4stszrss ~ !;s.s,f
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u = = + i. ii -
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s$si.zs it:sVsss stsrssss ss@sssii-
Tn i - Il, Lao g..sYa Al
Z = s.e' r.; I 2 ssfc Al Ies
IN, = = !, t &c -, TT !. e =
= al :sait - x4txa
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! ,'stsE s > a rash
sss 1t ~. IN 4 H II
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X y vi = Il %y| Il, sss i Il;
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S'Krt.s II H. siGs
SEsst q s*a ss$ts gfsx III ss;t:
f. + ssss ~ i 6 s3.gE
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I S,.s - Tist7n3 I~t 49, ,.a.-
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ts4s = X,-1r*ss-st.
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+ \ vi 4e,.t. ),
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-ssss3 vi ~ Ts5e -TFtty sI1s~e-
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" i +; = iI:sejs ~;
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SSt - sasS s*sss ii; i d.
tEG'F
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= Il 1 s$s ? :. : ri = st g. :.
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Ply u !: III I. s5s::s ss*s y
!; 6: 3 I i:i, W -. {; ! 5.
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4: 4: Il i = +:
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40 81 zttEx-.s, III -
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W d il: {: s. N ) 81 /
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a. i i. : 4.
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S's. s.sr a.
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stx Akr1 - rlti-s - e~t
3 ~ L tsss r. %ssu 80 ~ i,
tts5sSs:ttslr =
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T. :'s 4 @:;s ;:, :,
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-08
l.. FLANAGAN.
FANCY AND VARIETY
STORE,

MILLINERY, FANCY AND VARIETY
STORE,
Eo.. ~ and :33 South Front Street.
WILMINGTON, n. c.
5iILLINEEI~ N ALI ITS BRANCHES At
TENDED TO.
DONNETS Hats. Caps. Frames Ribbons
D Silk, Velvet and other bonnet stutfs Wreaths,
Flowers Plumes &c. A complete stock of mate
rials always onhand. Orders filled in latest styles,
o. as desired, with neatncss, taste and dispatch.
FANCY GOODS.
Jet ivory and pearl, plain, fancy and medallion;
SILK Velvet and Crochet Dress Buttons, all colors
every variety and latest fashions-G -Gimps, Silk
end Cotton Cords Of all descriptons-Llnen and
Lace Collars, and Cuffs, newest styles-Ladies'
puffs Rats, Coils, Curls and Hair Nets-Sewing
and Embroidern Silks, OF all colors-Silk, Alpaca
and Worsted, Embroidering Braids, Trim
iiinGs and Bindings, in every color and great va
riety-FriIIing, Edging and fulfilling, choice as
sGsfment-variOus kinds plain and fancy Tapes
ZePhyr WOrsted, all colors-jet and other descrp-
tio4s of trimming and Ornaments-Buckles, Clasps
and Belts Elastics-Mens and Boys Suspenders-
CRYSTAL and China Toilet Sets-choice Perfumes,
Soaps, Powders, Cosmetics and Hair Oil, in great
variety-Hair Brushes, Dressing and Fine Combs,
Tooth and Body Brushes, &C., &c.
Needles, Pms, &C., and all kinds of fancy goods
generally to be found
MEMS LADIES AND CHILDRENS' WOQLEN
Mems Scarfs-Ladies Hoods, Gipsey Queens
Nubias, Sacks, SontaGs, Scarfs, Shawls and Ho-
-lrTN--SiILlISuS t1OOCSs CdpS, CdpeS, SdChS,
Skirts Hose and Bootees, every style, all colors.
HO0pskirts and COrsets, latest style.
CONFECTIONERY.
French. German, English and American Crys-
talizcd Fruits, Compts, Pastes, Bontons and
Gums of finest quality, and in great variety; the
choicest assortment in the city.
Fruits Of all kinds in season.
VARIETIES, TOYS.
ChiIdrens' Carriages, Rocking horses and Chairs
Market and Ladies Work and Fancy Baskets, and
satches-large and small Dolls, dressed and un-
,lressed-Drums, Fiddles, Tamborines, Trumpets
, i Whips. Toys OF all description; an endless
a., " too numerous to cnumerate, always On
f,,id L"tn Also, a variety OF fire works.
",It' >ds, customers and the public in general
NJ W Snt. ~ ruv invited to call and examine my
I "Lo Pi just been selected at the most
T;,II ti1il go, ~jtlms at the North. and now
open for inspection.
,Ts.1I ~ o1lt1i1 -1l1Ila ~ u as possible. All sales
arc positively cash. = o,,,.1r,,7 e,,,r
oct, ) -" Iii"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-08
STATE NEWS.

SUPERIOR CoURT-The Fall Term Of the
Superior Court commenced yesterday, his
Honor Judge Buxton presiding. The day
was very inclement, and consequently the
attendance was thin. We listened atten-
lively to the Judges charge, and was struck
with the painstaking elaboration OF all that
the Jury should know. He was clear, ar
gumentative and learned, and tie mode
and manner OF his delivery calm and dig
nifed.
Solicitor Caldwell was at his post, look
ing well, and as usual discharging his du-
ties with ability, and to the satisfaction Of
an except the guilty.
No case of importance has at this writing
boon az lied, but we learn there are num-
ber Of bm 'Glary cases to be brought up this
torn, rThe criminal docket is very heavy,
and will proba bly occupy all the week. -
Tn1,+ 7tes week. the civil docket will be disposed
of The term in this county lasts two
Weeks, which viii give ample time to dis
patch much business. -Cto3loHe Times.
SPECIAL TERM.-Hon. Anderson Mitch
ell. of the Superior Court, has been com
missioned by Governor Worth to hold a
special term for Davidson county, on the
third Monday i'll December.
NEwBERN. Newbern yom77aaI Of Conn
professions now being carried Oh IN New
bern We find, among many interesting g
items, the following resume Boarding
houses Il COmmission-EOuses IL Church
es 7 LAWYERS II Cabmen 126 Groce-
ries 81 Physicians IL Warehouses 10 ;
Hucksters so Distillers II Markets ;
Insurance Agencies 5 Restaurants 8, &c.
SHOOTING SCRAPE.-AIr. Lucio Mitchell
- II IN
nocent pastime Of shooting at each other,
in front Of the Mansion House, IN Sails
bury, on Saturday last After three or fonr
rounds had been fired, the inoffensive sport
was stopped by bystanders without damage
! to either party. They were both arrested
and placed under bonds to keep the peace.
i FAIF:s.-Buncombe worthily follows the
| laudable example of Granville The first
annual Fair of the Agricultural Society of
Buncombe is to be held in Asheville on the
18th inst. Suitable premiums have been
offered and all proper arrangements made
to secure success.
| CoRN-The Charlotte Democrat learns
that sales Of corn, ut forty cents per bushei
have been made i'll Iredell county. The
same paper expresses the opinion that there
is plenty of corn in the State, although il
is very scarce i'll some localities It thinks
that in Union county, perhaps, the scarcity
is greater than in any other section.
MARRIED. The AsheviIle Ne,cs announces
the marriage, at Qnallatown, Jackson
county, of Cha -che-will- l-no-tah and Nelly
Sea -chee-tos- kihe, all of the Cherokee na
ton.
A PRESENT r-Fronl the Petersburg Ei:der
We learn that Colonel Heck, proprietor o.
Jones Spring, Warren county, this State
has sent beautiful stag, full grown, and al
tame as Mary's pet lamb, to be exhibited
and sold, at the ladies' fair to be held il
Petersburg very soon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-08
:. T.--lS6O--X.

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They purify, strengthen and invigoratc.
They create healthy appetite.
They arc an antidOte to change of water and
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They prevent niasmatic and intermittent fever.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stOn-
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They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiarThTa and Cholera MOrbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
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They make the weak strong, the langud bril-
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Beware Of inp0stors. Examine every bottle.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-08
Hon. Jefferson Davis-The Mississippi Lee
RisIatUreA

The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted by the Legislature of Mis-
sissippi few days since
ReSOLced, That this body desires to ex-
press to Jefferson Davis their deepest sym
pathy, their profound respect, their com
bined personal attachment, and their en-
during remembrance of his virtues as q
man, and of those great qualities of mind
and heart which, in the cabinent and field,
In power and misfortune, have marked his
eyentful life, and which from his prison
house, call forth and receive, at their hands.
the same acknowledgement of love and re-
gard that they did when he breathed the
air of freedom.
ReSoLred, That the members of the House
look upon the confinement of Mr.. Davis as
a State prisoner and without judicial pow-
ers, continued now nearly eighteen months,
as unWarrantable by the Constitution and
the law, and in the name of common hu-
manity they urge his immediate release, or
at least that speedy trial which every man
has right to claim under the Constitution
when called upon to answer to the courts of
the country for his conduct.
ReSOLced That this House is desirous that
able members of the Mississippi bar should
at once proceed to Virginia and actively en-
gage in the defence of Mr.. Davis, with
view to his release and that for such pur-
poses it is prepared to make the necessary
appropriations.
ResoIoed further, That this House present
to the people of Mississippi the subject of
providing for the family of Mr.. Davis by
such general and liberal contributions from
every county as will insure to his wife and
children that provision for life which his
eminent services his devotion to his State,
his self-sacrifce, his great merits and great
misfortunes so imperatively demand, and
which for Mississippi now to refuse will
show her and her sons alike degenerate.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-08
Representatives. of Ex-Governors.

The Atlanta (Ga,) Ne,O Era of the 23d
says:
"There were in attendance upon the
Second Baptist church on Sunday morning
representatives from the families of no less
than five of the ex-Governors of Georgia.
These were Ex-Governor Brown and fami-
~, the widow of Ex-Governor William
Schley, a sister Of Ex-Governor Mcdonald,
a sister of Ex-Governor Cobb, and a grand
son of Ex-Governor Milledge, one of the
earliest Governors of the State. Such q
coincidence of ex gubernatorial represen-
tation rarely occurs in the same audience.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-08
From the Richmond Dispatch.
ANSWER TO .sONLE 4 PIsIVATE.''

ANSWER TO - ONLE 4 PREEAEE."
Why not an officer! though he be dressed
In suit of grey decked off with gold;
Is he not often with bravery blest?
As Stuart, and Ashby, and Jackson, the best;
His trust in God often as bold.
Why not an officer! he marched and he fought,
He suffered and starved the day long;
The knowledge he had could never be bought
To crush out the truth of the that he sought
Or lend himself unto the wrong.
An officer! yes-with ribbons It's true,
Not gilded with falsehood and shame,
But lustrOuS and bright as his soul was true,
For his country every thing willing 10 do;
And thus he made glory and fame.
An officer yes-he is dead on the field.
While prayers are ascending to Heaven to shield
In defence of justice and truth.
An officer! yes-he is resting at last;
No more in the charge will he lead.
The private who followed him loved to the last,
Recalling in sadness the scenes of the past,
viii weep DER the grave of the dead.
Officers martyrs alike in the fight
With the men for whom tears are not dry.
Their honOrs were spot!es, their records were
bright,
Their fame is surrounded with halos OF light,
Their monuments in the sky.
RICHMOND, Oct 26, 1866.