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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-29
TRANSPORTATION. +
BALTIMORE & OHIo R. R. co.
WHEELING. June IL. Isl!

WHEELING, June IL, 1870.
E zzsss1 PASSENGER TRAINS
- z 5,s.--;Ewill run by the following
schedule on and after June 18th, lST0,-
Wheeling time:
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.

-. - on AND AFTER No
~ q. -.---..::ss.vember II, 1852, Trains will
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
OUTniGNN ON llIs. TURNER.
TAKEN TO !SALLSB URY
BEFORE JUDGE BROOKS
VAUDEVILLE EVACUATED.
RALEIGH, n. O., Aug

UALEIGH, n. Os aug H.
On Saturday last Kirk, leaving one hundred men
at Vance yviiIe, evacuated and came TO Company
Shops with all the Aiamance and Oaswell Prison
ers, where l.o remained until Sunday night. at
O'clock whom ha again departed t0r Graham.
three miles distant. whore ho is nov. On last
n glt Hon. Josiah TCrnor, Jc. Editor OF the Sen
tuol Sheriff Griffith and fIr. Wiley. Of Oaswell.
WAC, with ,,thcrs. had been kept III the Court
House 1T Graham since their removal there, were
taken out OF The Court II puse by Kinks mon, and
locked up il the dungeon celle Of the county
Jail. There g reason known for this fendIsh
Outrage
The i. T. Marshal will tomorrow bring the
prisoners ARRESTED by Governor Holden before
Judge Brooke, n, Salisbury. - is stated that
Judge Brooks intends giving the parties q fair
investigation, aud will not allow the pres6ncs OF
uoldens state troops at 9aIisbury to intimidate
the parties or people.
The following learned counse! appear for the
arrested parties Ex.GOvornors Graham aud
Bragg, ana E.x-J edges Battle and MerrimOn. 1t
is stated that Holden is c;oayorip2 to get Judge
Pearson tn come to Rai0gh TO try those for whom
he issued writs. In this event he will not sur-
rendor at leas! half of the prisoners to Brooks.
Pearson, however, declared his power exhausted
before n petition carried 20 Brooks, and it is
said that Brooks will demand all Of IN prisoners
reg ardloss of Pearson
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
False Pretences,

1he vast and continually increasing sales Of
Hostettcrs Stomach Bitters have provoked the
envy Of certain class Of dealers in various parts
Of the country, who trying TO substitute their
utterly worthless local nOstruTns for the most
popular proprietary medicine in the world. These
impostcre hope by their false statements to OBJ
tain from the millions who pAtrOniZo the great
American Tonic, sufficient number Of custo-
mers to make their specuIations upon tic health
of their neighbors profitable. AS the dem and for
Hostetter's Bitters ia now 80 large and urgent as
to tax to their fullest extent the facilities for its
manufacture, these petty attempts to wiring in
the merest trash by false representations, are Of
little consequence to it's proprietors. They are,
however q serious evil to the victimized IT. for
example, at this warm season, when a real in
vlgorant is greatly needed. the sufferer from
general debility, indigestion, biiousness or ner-
vous weakness, is coaxed into using wishy-
washy compound without any medicinal virtue,
instead of the sovereign specific In which the
rarest tonic and Alternative vegetable clements
are scientifically combined. it ls obvious that he
will rue the day when he allowed himself to be
thus deluded It is in the interest OF parties
who have been may be influenced by the per
suasion OF plRusibe charatans, that this article
is published. With the light oftwenty years OK
perience to guide him, why should the invalid
take o. leap in the dark.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19

Ros1N-Since the close OF our last roview there
has been tirmer feeling Ia the market for the
lower grades. and prices have improved 730l0
cents. There has been Il steady enquiry from
shippers, and about all Offering has boon taken
at figures given below. For the finer qualities OF
PGIo and window glass there has also existed
moderate demand, and former figures have boon
fuliy maintained, For the medium grades the
demand has not been brisk, still no difficulty
has been experienced IN efteoting sales when par
cells have been offered on market. Receipts for
some weeks past have been only moderate, and
there is little Or no stock here, which will account
Tor the a1 m bbs
81 4O0$l so for No. 3, 50 25D$3 SO for No. 1, and
a rs for extra Pale Saturday, 873 bbls. at 81
81 1906 for extra Pale; Monday, 80 bbls. at 81
37A for strained, az IS, So So Z5 80 505$3 rs for
No. !, and 81 10 for extra Pale Tuesday. 693
/, and 81 rs for extra Pale Wednesday, 1,I43
bbIs at 81 Is for black, 81 374 for strained, 81
40 for strain ed, delivered 81 5O@$ rs for No. 2.
Pale, and "a IS for extra Pale; Thursday, rs bbs.
at 81 40 for strained-all u 28O lbs.
TAR-TEere is q moderate demand for ship
ment, and the price has advanced. Only about
22O bbls received and sold at 81 90@s2 y bbI.-
the market closing at highest price.
BARREIs-The market is better supplied with
empty spirit barrels, and rules less firm, though
prices are about the same ss last reported Only
small sales have taken place from wharf at the
at 50 SO6s2 IS as they run. 50 5O@$2 60 for Sc
50 for second hand, and .s@ss 10 for new.
BEzSwAx-Is selling at 28033O cents ~ D..
BEEF CATTL AND SHREP-Are coming to mar
ket sparingly, and the supply is quite light. A
moderate demand exists for 5utchering purposes,
and we quote small Gales on the hoof at COS
cents % ID. for beeves, net, and 5000 SO each
for sheep, as in quality.
Com MEAI.-supply fully fair. and demand
pretty much In the retail way. Selling from the
mills at 81 350s1 40 U bushel.
UoTroN.-The market for the week just ended
has ruled about the same noted in our last.
Little or none coming in, and no stock on mar
ket, while some enquiry exists. few small sales
have taken place, and we quote as follows: Or
binary l2A cents good ordinary IA cents, low
niddling is cents. and middling IL cents % b.
Eaas-Are in good stock, and slow Of sale.-
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resolved to overturn the reconstructed
government of North Carolina, all which
was base unmitigated falsehood, and
that the Constitution and laws of North
Carolina fully authorized the Governor TO
them down.
It is understood that the scheme sue
ceeded with President Grant, and that he
pledged his warmest support to Holden
in executing the laos. Hence when called
on he promptly sent q. 8. troops into the
State, accompanied, however. with the
order ''to aid the civil authorities in en-
forcing the law" The history of the pro-
gress of this conspiracy against the peace
of the State to the present time, is already
known to our readers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19

NEW YoRK. Aug. lS-Soon.

NEW 1Uhhs auRs 4o-LNOUL
Stocks weak. Gold 1t65 Money to y
cent premium. Sterling Exchange-iong. 1924;
short, l1O3 Five-twenties of go, 1925 Ten
nessee skies, ex-coupons, old, 63; new. COS
Virginia skies. ex-coupons. DID, So; new, 623
Missouri skies, ex-coupons. 903. Louisiana skies
ex- coupons, old. 70 new. 65 Levee skies. TO-
Fights. 81 Alabama eights. e1-coupons, 99A
fves. IL. Georgia skies. ex-coupons, SO: sevens,
81. North Carolina skies, ex-cOupons, old. So!
new, 3d. South Carolina skies. e1 coupons. old,
80; new. 71y.
Flour and wheat stesdy. GOrn l cent better
Mess Pork 500. Lard quiet-stoaln rendered 16a
10 i64 cents. Cotton frm-sales to-day 80G
bales Uplande 1913 cents; Orleans III cents
Spirits Turpentine 38a to 80 cea;s. Resin II 90
to 81 IS for strained. Freights steady
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
Valuable Real Estate Fer Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER and decree made
Z ) by the superior Court Of Now Hanover
county, the % day OF August, 1870, will ex-
dence OK Rufus Devane, deceased, i'll said coun-
ty on Saturday. tho Sd day of September next.
ono tract of land lying on the West side of Black
river in Franklin township, in said county and
containing about S18 acres, and adjoining tho
lands of Mrs. Eliza Dovano, Wiley Marley and
others, and being tho lands on which said Rufus
Devane resided at tho time of his death. The
land will be sold subject to the dover OF tho
widow OF Rufus DeVane, deceased.
Terms of sale, one-third cash the balance in
and months. W. b. DEVAkE.
Administrator and Commissioner.
avg 2G4-ltaw4W-w.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
Sale OF q Cotton Crop.

We notice in our exchanges that a plan
ter in Louisiana recently sold his growing
cotton crop at fifteen cents per pound all
round, the cotton to be delivered at vi
dalia, opposite Natchez. The transaction
took place between representatives of SUBJ
stantinl business houses and extensive
planters.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
The War in Europe =!
The PEusstans Still Victorious The French
RetIeasing-Metz Final Bat
tie Expected ChaIons.

FLORENCE, Aug. H.
The Italian army Las been increased
Extraordinary loan for var purposes has boon
negotiated.
LONDON. Aug. II.
NapoIcon'B growing unpopulArity ie entirely
owing to interference with the army instead Of
leaving it with military experts.
Tho London limos says the Efonch received g
Flushing stroke at Metz, battle will be fought
at Chalons, when English Intervention will occur
London correspondence concur that the French
army entered the last conflict il a 5taryiug con-
dition.
French steamer has capturod the schooner
P1cI
The Archbishop of Paris has surrendered the
schools Sand other institutions for hospitais.-
I. 900 beds have already been placed in them.
The main body OF The French is concentrated
&c Stain.
The Algerian troops will not be recalled.
The Gardee do Paris demand to be led into &C.
tive service.
A blockade being established, Austria allowed
Russia to pass merchandise through the port Of
Raga.
Tho Russian press arc alarmed at tho Prussian
auccessee.
The Prussian loan WAS unsuccessful at Ham
burg.
PARIS, Aug. II.
The following Off eAl dispatch has lust boon
buletned
The Department Of War has just received news
from the army which continues to Garry ont the
combined movement. After the brilliant combat
OF Sunday night, two divisions of tho enemy
sought to intercept the march of the French, but
were repulsed.
The Emperor is at Chains, organizing a large
force.
Tho Journal Officiol publishes q notification OF
the blockade of German and Prussian ports, com.
mencing the 18th of August. Friendly and neu.
trail vessels will be allowed 10 days to load and
depart.
PARIS, Aug. II.
Tho following is official We had q serious en-
gagement yesterday, the 10th. near Gravillotte.
We gained the advantage, but loet heavily
Observation-Disclosures is q small town miles South
west of Metz, and miles from Moselle.l
MADRID, Aug. II.
The Amnesty is absolute. All proceedings
against political prisoners has been quashed.-
Col Hay, Secretary Of the American legation. has
gone to Washington to adjust questions arising
from the Cuban situation.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August H.
The Mayer of this city officially denies the
nraaanca NJ the veIlow fayer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
Explosion of Liquid SAFETY cas-"

An explosion took place in o low drink
ing establishment in Now York on Tues
day, il consequence of the igniting OF q
match in q room in which stood barrel of
gasoline IS liquid safety gas" VIM. Nc
Grath. a bartender, was fatally injured,
and another man severely SO. The build
ing was badly shattered. a large crowd
collected to witness the effects Of this new
patent non-exp!oeive combustible.
New York World
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19

SPIRITS TURPENTINR-Dur1pg the week Just
ondod the market has ruied quite firm for this
article, and about oil offered each day has found
Wednesday, when there was moro business
manifest. and the price advanced shade, clos
ior n \ packages transactions, however, were
somowhas limited, owing mainly 10 tho fact that
the small quantity In factors hands being
held at SO cents, which buyers unwilling to
pay. TO day (Thursdsyl there lie good de-
mand, and saies have taken place at 354 cents,
and the market closes steSdy Receipts small,
AID but htto stock in first hands. The weeks
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
State Of Fl0rida-~-FirSe judicial Cig-
cult, Jackson County, Spring
FPAFTn 1874

James 8. Baker, as Administrator Of James d.
Dudley; deceased, VS.. Eliza &. purnell, LnctuLn
Burr and wife, Jane Z. Burr, Thomas McIlhe-
ny and wife, Margaret Mcuhenny, the descend
aats of Christopher Dudley, viz. Robert Dud-
ley, John Dudley, Edward Dudley Ind Mary
Dudley; Baker Mallets, Polly MaIlott, Joseph
MalIett, William Bledsoe, Edward Dleds0c,
Emma Bledsoe, John Eaton Biedsoe, Laura
Sanderg johnson Jones. Stewart JOnos, 4nnice
Jones. Caroline Joncg. and others, heirs 81
James D. Dudley. Petition to sell land for
partition.
It appearing from the petition 1ied herein Tcri-
fed, by the affidavit OF the Petitioners, that OF
the derendaats, tho above named persons reside
out of the State of Florida, but within the United
States, to wit in tho State OF North Carolina. 1t
is ordered that the said defendants do appear In
this Court at its Term 10 be held in Mariana,
on the tho third Monday after the fourth Monday
in October next, whom tho matters and thiugs
contained in said Petition will be heard, to an
swer said Petition And it is further ordered
that q copy of this order be publ shed once q
week for three months previous to tho said term
of said court in the Mariana, fla, Courier, and
Wilmington, n. q, JOURNAL.
Witness my official signature, juno 10th, 1870.
HOMEE &. PLAMTZ,
Judge.
A true copy.
Attest j. O. DICKINSON
Clerk Circuit Court Jackson County
Per J. N. ETALEY,
Deputy Jerk.
july % 254-law-3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
CABLE DISPATCHES.

PARIS, Aug. II.
The Journal Officiol has nothing OF the great
battle.
The Gaulois Gays important and satisfactory
dispatches wero received. but Bazaine insists
upon secrecy.
LONDON. Aug. II.
Tho garrison at Strasburg made sortie and
wero driven back with heavy loss of mon and
anJ three cannon.
The Empress has made application to the Boil
gian Government for permission to traverse
Belgium for England.
The Post says that the telegraphs have been
cat in the rear OF the Prussians, tbs French
having charge of tho news.
The fighting seems to be good Tor the week
without any decisive result.
The French are ready to fight until the end.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19

". s. Goodbe, the Mormon rebel, has
sued brigham Young for money lent for
some public improvement, which indebt-
ness Young does not recognize since Good
be has turned against him.
Chicago will open woman's medical
college in the fall.
The Michigan Agricultural College has
eight Women students
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
CEnE END NiNE NlIELs

NE DIFFERENT SIZES AND OF TIE MOST
improved make for sale by
DAWSON, TEEIl u HENNING.
Iron and Hardware Merchants and Dealers IN
Agricultural implements OF I'll kinls, Whining
ton, II. q.
Send for circular,
iulv II Observation-Disclosures ma vim
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E E VI + w
OF THE
WILMI NGTON NJ A RK EFT S
FOR TILE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY,
August Is, 1870.
E E Y 1 f W

TURPENTINE-In this article note slight
decline in price Saturday, but it WAS after
wards regained, and the market since has ruled
steady at 50 IS for soft, and 81 20 for hard u ESQ
tbs--the same quotations given in our last. Re-
ceipts are only moderate, and the market closes
with a fair demand for distilling purposes The
weeks sales arc 2,19l bbls, as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
PIEDMONT FEMALE INSTITUTE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.

Mr.. r. X. MEADE. .PR1NC1PAI,
THE EIGHTEENTH ANN UAL SESSION OF
l. THIS SCHOOL, which is situated in one of
the healthiest and most beautiful Of the noun
tanious regions Of Virginia, will begin on the
14th Of September, 1870.
REFERENoEs :-Profs. Maupin, Minor. Holmes.
and Schile de Verl, and Gfeene Peyton, ESQ
PROCTOR, University OF Virginia Judges Rives,
Hancke and DR.. r. w. Nelson, CharIotteevilIe,
va; Hon J.; P. Holcombe. RedfoPd. Co, Va !.
of whom have had aughters at the School.
For terms and other inform alton, apply to the
Principal. or the Rev. Il. K. Meade Charlottes-
vile. Va.
aug 10 ~ 2s-3t*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
MARRIAGE Il HONORABLE.

Essaye fo- Young Men on tho honors. pleas.
ures, and advantages Of II happy MAnRIAGE, ss
contrastotI witl Ein6lo Life, and tho fearful
Evils OF UELJRACY, III modern since. Sent FREQ,
in sos' cd cageiopo-. Address, HOWARD Al
SOCIA%ION, Box 2, PhilanoIphis, Pa.
1nnV ID 2N4 .3rIHHch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
DIED.

In Now T0rs city, on l2sh inst. LEWIS
infant son OF Robert =. and Julia X.
Barry, aged II months and y daya.
Ia BlAdon c0un@y, n. c., on he 9Th OF August.
SALLLE LOCK, 6f.ughtcT of James J. and Lizz:s
Kemp, eyed six yosrs.
tIobosOnian please copy.l
Near Marianne, Fla, On tho 30th ult., SARAH
CARRAWAY, reIict Of tho late Jameg Garrawsy,
of Calhoun county, Fla.
The subject Of tltis -ctice Was born III Ssmpeon
county y. O., III the year 1885, and removed TO
Florida in January, 1891. Her doath was much
regretted Oy ho1 Immediate family ead largo
ccrcourso 81 relatives and friends. In carly life
abc becan-C - member OF Iho baptist Church,
and ezompIidad, ~ practical of1crtt tho Christian
character.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
The War in Europe.
Foreign TeieSrnphtc Summary.

Foreign Photographic Summary.
WASHINGTON, Aug. IT.
This Pruasian official report Of the battle of the
11th shows that the Prussians, believing the
French under the walls of Motz were about re-
firing attacked thom. fierce conflict ensued.
and tho French were driven within the wallis.
The Prusaians made reconnaissance next day
to Kouke, but their vision was obscured by
clouds OF dust, from which it WAS inferred that
tie Trench had accomplished retreat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
B. A. EAuHEsTOCK's
VERMlFUGE.

WHY Is IT THAT go MANY CHILDREN
w die under the age of five years That
largo proportion OF children die under that ago,
has long been subject of remark, and without
O satisfactory cause ascertained, ii Is certain.
Also. it is Known That worms exist in the hu-
man system from it's earliest infancy; therefore
parents, especially mothers, who arc more con-
etantly with their Children cannot BIO too observ-
ing Of the first symptoms Of GcOrs; for 40 surely
as they exist, can they be
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from the most DELICATE INFANTS. by the
timely use OF
b. "A. FAnaEsTOCA's Vermifuge.
1t is perfectly harmlee, contains no Mercury.
being
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION,
And may be administered with tho UTMOST
SAFETY TO CHILDREN OF ALL AGES.
Worm Connections, made more for the purpose
of pleasing TIE palate than of overcoming the
disease, have been manufactured all over tie
country, but their short lease Of life is nearly
hausted. and Il. II. Fahnestocks Verrnifu9e coz
tinues 10 grow in favor daily.
CAUTION.
Should occasion require you to purchase Is. a.
Fshnestockss vermifuge, be particularly carefu
to see tt st the initials are d. A. This is the
''' FAVORABLY xRoyvY sYNCE 1870.
And purchasers must insist h@9ingit, if they
do not wieh to have an imitation forced upon
them o..v ,,..x
ronupR1T
d. A. FAHALSTOCK'8 SON & 90.
cole PHoPRIETcLa,
75y,rrrE;RrRa =.
dec G2-G d-Iy-w1y-Ch
v,,sv ~sy.r.,,.-o.1
xncnr = arm rcnnrr. ,srop.xe.
A4""@N tn S"A -
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mARk9IEp.

at The Church of the holy Innocents in Hen
derson. N. O., on Wednesday, August 10th, 1870
by the Rev. Wm. n. Pettgrow, Col. ROBERT
RTRAEGE, Of Wilmington, n. O., to Mrs. BET
TIE A. LANE, OF Henderson, N. q.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
STATE NEWS.

Hawthorn is to have jollihcatlon on
Thursday night, over our grand triumph
THEIR elders hesitating to do so, the
Juveniles of Charlotte had q Conservative
glorifcation last Thursday night.
HUEr.-A little daughter of DIR. James
3. Hughes, of Newbern, broke her wrist
nv falling from fence on Saturday.
I11-Jacob McCotten, Radical Senator
elect from Pitt county, is very i'll, and not
a1nected to live. He was elected by
clcYen votes.
"Major General" William J. Clarke,
has returned from the wars. He reached
homo on Saturday afternoon covered, not
exactly with glory, but with the dust of
railroad travel, and check full OF martial
artler and bauzino. Dy all means tender
him pubIic reception.
THE ru1uor that Col. Xix has garren-
lerel his prisoners is mistake. Most
probably Col Kirk is now al Company
J,o.s with all his men, save q garrison Of
100 1t Yancoyville, and with the prisoners
Alao. Judge Brooks writs are not re
turnable ut Salisbury before Thursday
ncXt. Meanwhile We will zee what We
shall see; ana, therefore, we 90 not doom
It uccessaTJ {" f;iy i'"'s' III p;"9~'-'. --
Raleigh S',n'tu-H.
ANornEr DTAE0ILcAL OUTRAGE. We
learn thai Il worthy white woman was scjz-
ed last night "a tho outskirts Of the city
by negro ~ the throat and carried into
tho woods and cruelty violated. The por-
,,utrct1r / the crime has not yet been
j,tntificd bat the city authorities arc on
the alert. Holden and Tourgoo would
call THIS another Ilu klux outrage. We
hope the villain will be discovered and
punished At tiIo end Of the Law. III Raleigh
.>ehiiuck
FRENCH LEAVE We nro informed that
Nol Cooke, OF Maine, late OF Johnston
county, Who commended negro regiment
n lhe IodoIai army dining the late war,
and since the war has been playing Mt the
zane Of pOitica III North CaTCliua, since
lis defeat IN Johnston for the Senate. can't
20 Raleigh, sold his horse ana buggy and
las Couc back 40 Maine, there to remain Il
- Aopeil. IL is hoped that Sinclair, Hayes,
Foster, Stevens, Seymour and all such viii
follow suit. The sooner they got to their
own place the hotter. There Is 10 room
for such men in North Carolina. -Raleigf
ScuLncL
CENSUS OF FAYETTEvILLE.-The EugL
says the new census gives Fayetteville 8
population of G63, ns follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August II.
The Mayor of this city officially denies the
presence Of the yellow fever.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19
Rate2 OF Freight.

Vessel.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-19

The italian army las becn Increased.
Extraordinary loan f0r var purposes has boon
negotiated.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-10

the disappointment of the muddy farmer,
had recovered from their astonishment,
and were preparing to laugh az their
downcast landlord. After some time he
prevailed upon some friend to wait on
Mr.. Jefferson with his apology, and re-
quested that he should return and take
lodgings at his house. promising the best
room and all the attention that could be
given him
Mr.. Jefferson returned the following
answer: Tell Mr.. Boyden that / appre-
ciate his kind attentions, but if he had
no room for the muddy farmer, he shall
have none for the Vice-President."