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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-09
Rev York Market,
NEW YORK, Sept, s..

NEW YORK, Sept. 8-Noon.
Stocks weak. Gold f135. Money to 19
cent. Sterling exchange unchanged. 5-2Os Of
'62 1928.
Flour heavy ana cents lower. Wheat dull
and nominalY lower. Corn dull and i cent
lower. Pork heavy at $50 So Lard dropping
Cotton dull AMI dropping; Uplands 195 cents
Orleans 20g cents; Sales CT 500 bales. Spirits
ursertine 10 cents. Resin steady. Freighs
firm.
THE AMOUNT oF MONEY which ear be saved in
every family by buying silver or copper tipped
shoes for children, will surprise any one who hiss
not tried it. AL parents may lessen their shoe
bi Ia two-lhirds, and at the same time avid the
disagreeable sight OF ragged stockings and pro-
truding tees, always seen when shoes arc not
protected By metal tips.-New York Post.
ANOTHER GAMING. "A friend sends cane
Of his manufacture, to Mr.. Turner. His
description of it will be interesting.
NEAR RALEIGH, Sept. 2, 1870.
Hon. Josiah Turner, JT.
DEAR SIR Please accept, as a token of
my bIghesS respects, small walking cane.
wrought by my own hands. It is made OF
the root Of beautiful tree. It is said by
the best observers that this root will neither
rot nor decay. You may expose 1t to the
pelting rains, the hot rays OF the sun or if
you please. you may shut it up in close
dungeon where it cannot receive pure
water or salubrious air, and it is the same
sound and bright looking stick. The tree
from which it was taken is beautiful, an d
when the rotten limbs are discovered, 1t
looks magnificent; it produces an excellent
fruit after those rotten limbs are cut of,
which is very delicious and nutricious.-
The timber from this Tree is also valuable.
When wrought by the proper workmen, lin
an axle for instance)it will bear the heav-
lest burthen and yet it will not break. The
leaves of this tree are also very valuable
when manufactured by skihful workmen /;
it makes a beautiful silken cord to bind up
the wounds of the people, and lastly, the
elasticity of this little cane is remarkable.
You may bend il till it's two ends meet,
but as soon as it is turned loose, it will
spring back with astonishing alacfity to its
former position.
Your obedient servant,
Jos. BRIDGERe.
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State of FlOrida---First Judicial Cir
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james 8. Baker, as Administrator of James q.
dudley, deceased, VS.. Eliza A. Purnell, Aucrum
Burr and wife, Jane T. Burr, Thomas McIlhe-
ny and wife, Margaret McIhenny, the desceud-
ants of Christopher Dudley, viz. :: Robert Dud-
ley, John Dudley, Edward Dudley and Mary
Dudley; Baker Mallett Polly Mallett Josepi
MaiIett, William Biedsoe, Edward Bledsoe.
Emma BIedsoe, John Eaton Bledsoe Laura
sanders, Johnson Jones, Stewart JONES' Annice
JONES' caroline Jones. and others heirs of
James IL. Dudley. Petition to sell land for
partition.
It appearing from tho petition fled herein veri-
NED, by the affidavit Of the Petitioners, that of
the defendants, the above named persons reside
out CT the state OF Florida, but within the United
states, to wit: in the State of North Carolina 1t
is ordered that the said defendants do appear in
this Court at it's Term 10 be held in Mariana.
on the the third Monday after the fourth Monday
IN October next, when the matters and things
contained in said Petition will be heard, to an
swer said Petition. And it is further ordered
that copy of this order be published once a
week for three months previous to the said term
of said court in the Mariannss Fla, Courier and
Wilmington, n. o., JOURNAL.
E Witness my official signature, June 10th, 1870
-a -.fr HOMER G. PLAHTZ,
A true copy.
Attest J. 0. DICKINSON.
@l Clerk Circuit Court Jacison County.
Per ]. N. sTALEY,
Deputy Clerk.
July % 254.1aw-3m
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Sedan, all having bsen burned before capitu.
lation. 49, zzzaLL
The Prussians expected before tho walls
OF Paris to-omrrow. -
Jules Favre received the adhesion of the entire
Paris press.
The Prussians occupy st. Dizier. f.,
Twenty thousand Prussians have appeared be.
fore Laon.
Communication with MuIhausan and Mezieres
has been restored.
1t is reported that Strasburg II ade success
full soEtie yesterday, killing number of Prus-
slams. ..-"-
1t is said that the Prdssians have been deci-
mated since the commencement Of the siege.
LONDON, Sept. s.
1t ia rumored that the French have made peace
proposals to the King Of Prussia.
Leading bankers here regard the political out
break as unfavorab'e. There is no change in the
bank rate, but money is rather scarce. IHe
There was a. immense French sympathy neet-
il & last night at New Caste OF Tyne.
BERLIN. Sept. 8.
Pert Lorraine and Alsace viii probably ba de-
maUded.
This Western frontier vi commence at Esch, on
tie border CT Luxembourg, 2nking the Mosele
about ten miles from it's western bank and
crossing the Moso;le st Carney, half way between
Metz and Pont-a-Moueson. theu following tie
sou-Se - no '1oS'i0 a1d Ten lnltsS
- 'n0 oal'A o. Il" % to0n'
'iA'o' me ooo'h-"es'esn frontier WIZ embrace
VIC uPi'71 an io"es I'-lIo IL ne oeP%Eti menus
% aA' ''"7 i'ii1o' C0il I91'e-"'n5 Al7@ce'
o. - 49,
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,
~1A0 = Hi- Aoaa ~ mo cur enact
rla Fre,,.r, ,,,.;sor,--, oro ao+,,.:,ss;., ,,,er
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no, o,,.+4~,,, o+4s,.45,,,
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tsnse ae,i+,tion in Jsa}y.
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The loss to the laboring classes Of the United
States caused by fever and ague, has been esti-
mated at upwards Of two millione of dollars per
annum. Whole settlements are sometimes oros.
trated By the disease, and 1t ia regarded in some
localities as ono OF those yisitations OF proyi-
denco which cannot be avoided. This is a mia.
take. As certainly as any OF the evils which are
invited by neglect may be fcrestalIed by rrecau-
6on-so certainly may an attack of intermittent
tor renlittenD teVerbe prevented by invigora-
ting the system with Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, IN advance Of the eeason, at which this
malGdy prevails. Prevention, it is needless to
say, is the wissst policy; but it il corsofipg to
know that where time has not been thus taken
by the f9relocI, and the. paroxy1na have sctual-
~ commenced, complete cure may in all CAGES
be rapidly effected by the use of this powerful
vegetable tonic. The reputation OF the Bitters
as specific for dyspepsia, liver complaint con-
stipation aad nervous debility has in come tneas
IRE thrown info the shade its merits as q pre-
yentlve and cure CT other aiuleuts, but all who
h@Ve Vertaken 1t, either as protection against
or remedy for rnafarious fsvers, VIII admit that
it suEpasses inieffeiency all the so-caIIed epeci-
pes Intending qpinine), usually prescribed for
thfee maladies, while it is ct the same time en-
trey harmless and decidedly palatabIe.
l.
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T. is rather to be regretted that the
North Carolinian court has concluded that
Holden canrot be holden for what is
nevertheless clear and tyrannical trans
erosion of his functions. But it is more
difficult to question the soundness of the
argument by means of which they have
arrived at that conclusion. The case,
however, is equally susceptible of redress,
since, although it is now held that Gov
ernor can only be made answerable by i'm
parchment for an undue exertion of au-
thority, the instruments of such Gov
ernor are liable fer every illegal act COM
mitted by them, and that the Governors
orders are no safeguard. AS Holden CT mot
indemnify his instruments, and cannot act
except through instruments, it is not likely
that he will be able to continue the oppre8-
sl70 course he has heretofore pursued
But it is nevertheless annoying that the
anthor OF so much mischief should escape
while his ministers suffer.-N. Y. TVOrEd
Asnode Island Nesvs-Chfef Justice Chase
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From " arlington,

WASHING TON, Sept. s.
Under instructions from the Government Min
lister Waskburne yesterday recognized the new
government in Francs, and rendered the Presi-
dents congratulations on the establishment. of
q Republic.
President Grant has arrived, but departs to-
morrow.
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TIE ANSWER ANKI0UsLY WAITED.


hEOssELS' sept L.
Euo eHto 10 'il' 8u18' OF 'he h@oFon Iamly az
0li1''0 ~ % so n0Sr 0'o@7esS'
PARIS, Sept Z.
jules tavre ie waiting the response Of a dis
patch sent the United States Government It is
thought that the reply will have great efTec
throughout the country.
Every French iowa hoard from accepts the Re
public Joytrhy.
Engineers are destroying @tho Tunnels run
ing EAsE from Pans.
! Immense defense preparations continue.
The army il retiring oaIore the Prussiap Ad-
vance.
IL seems tu15 thsEe IS bot on' sentiment
among the po3FIo Hdefonco Of the N@sion'
organization - qol7ty Procooolns,
- - c0nuiih0A 'l'a. '"0 v aus hi!iioes '1'
IN TO 20 10 "'l7 = % i'oI Z" '"' 'i'0 E--H9'
''S az ue' II0" q ':'S7 -l'-n u 'n'>' "-I1
n
Ia ,iia po''~'@ % ,'I, oCl.''
'H5 ''1'9iy '"9 lt''sI n''o 5I' >'-"' '''' 1@ '0
~ - I5s'o'e' 1H7 u'iI'"'! '.!'90 II'"' prop
SIMON lo' arm rs al 'iaSse7 VINO" ''''11 7"'-
',S-I'5 r7,, - g. o,,,o.
f.1m aari7. FD ] marching rapid towards
! Parie.
Nothing has % ca received from Stras9nTg'
IToci1 relter@>e5 the statement tAat Earls Is
safe
The Lruesians have reached Laon
Trains arc horny arriving from the front W'th
81 lcfy, cavalry and infantry.
The rolling steel, OF the Eastern road, cooc7h-
trated here, is being cent west and south
BERLIN, SepG,7.
Russia is about proposing Congress If tn
great powers. Prussie. wis certainly decline
Ioxn3x Sans
r7la 7.4;orsi I4na.d fs::a1 10 check t,c p,lg.
slams cros-i,., rha Ri - near Mu!bauso.
Tho ,Uonn7al A. madam h6ye been Distributed
among villages and farm houses in the vicinity.
1900 OF MoMahon's army is as Mezeres 20
go ara between Tousisriss AMI Locheno.
Ro1E. Sept. 7.
Tho proclamation of the French Republic
caused profound sensation here Arrests, which
were numerous before, no" innu cradle
There is 10 dissent from the necessity of Be-
public anywhere.
There was great rejoicing at the removal Of the
press censorship. War and details are now
published without hindrance.
Tho Pfussian advance has been announced st
Scissors.
LONDON, sept Z.
The Times says that France refuses to treat.
The Republic viii perish because Frenchnen are
mora Jealous Of military glory than OF tho Gla-
PLAY Of right and justice to others
The Times also has several bitter articles on
the absence and apathy OF Queen ana Frlnces'
who are Geersta!king While Europe is qaaKlng
to its foundation
The English ministry, by hercuiean ehofts'
have restrained Greece Cd nom hurting her vast
energies into the contest This summarizes
highlands conduct N the supreme crlsls OF
Eurcpe' w., O..
1871. /.
- - @'6oi ca 'N tiio 49, ~ -.
'no "0"tl't 4e"euo' - w ~ '"0
'ii"' il4S'l 'i0H - -
ST. PETERSBURG, sept. l.
Gen. FlouEy, Minister from france here' mas
resigned and h@e instantly lett the country
New YORK, Sept.
[Londcn Special to the Herad.i
The journey OF the Imperial Prince was strict
~ private, hi. governor prohibiting conversation
account of his health. Grammont is here;
he escape1 Ujd HaVr9. He cOnverses freely, and
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C1arius,s Confirmation of u PrOphecy-aa-
poieOn's Fall Predicted.

rtss
Ln0 war. writes our Frankfort CORES
'pondcnt, has Ifs humorous as well as sad
side, and before the times become too
earnest will give you number of GU
rlQUs gleaningR1 and anecdotes which have
appeared il recent German papers. 1
bought for q kreutzer a few days ego
Small printedsheet headed GA Remark able
Prophecy, I'm which the end of Napoleon
is apparently foretold for the present year.
7 have seen similar things before in rela-
tion to Napoleon, but viii communicate it
here LIZA I~'-s ,z + -l 2.
TIE following calculation (says the print
cd sheet is Of great interest now on ac-
count OF tho surprising results gained
therefrom
Louis Philippe was born. -. .l773
His Queen >. ........ ......................1 7S2
Thay Wero married. ..................18 1909
Assembled the French throne 1880
By the addition OF these historical num-
\ Fo1N
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Election IN NvCn1ing-

CHEYNNE, Sept. s.
Tie Repu3licans have elected delegate to
Congress by email majority. The women voted
generally throughout the territory. One hun
dred and soTenty-one female votes were cast in
Ohey enne. Mrs Howe, wife Of the United States
Marshal. heading the female line OF voters.
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CAPE FEAR AeR1oULgUBA1 AssaG1s-
Splendid speeia, prs,n1 s,,n.

/
3@ IL Eg5b = tl 4
In addition to the ton of their ceIetbjrse
ted Fertilizer offered to the Farmer i48fho3
makes the best and largest exhibition Iof
the products CT the soil, we are authofi-
zed to announce that the iEavassa fGkano
Company of WILMINGTON VIII presenti d
ton of their Fertilizer for ebest bale Of
Cotton exhibited at the Fair Of The Cape
Fear Agricultural Association, pr6ducea
by the sole use of their Fertilizer. '-e''
This is most attractive ara valuable
premian, ard We expect to see It h0tIy
contested for. ssi,s-1 'o -''s
The disappearance Of Sergeant LecEzsF,
of Company G., Fourth AEtillqFg :, -frc.na,
the cars at Dover, referred 20 the other
day, still remains q mystery, He was on
his way to Fort Macon, IN charge fof a
SQUAD Of soldiers. At Dover he stepped
off the train, and remained pear'v al the
time within sighs. pne Conductor OF the
train, after discovering that the i5ergeaal
had been lett behipd, atoPped las -fFaia
and waited some lime. 'Ebe engineer
sounded the whistle ard use2 every 10 rs
to attIac5 his attention. ga 4.2E@ts 45}ss 3D..
No reason cal Dc as9L9 IIetb Dor hl5 Itz- r.
ing the train at that ata4io1.s Ie tla0, bal
a few weeks longer 10 serve. al.3 had dao
him from the =. $. GovernnltGt 155EeIs.t
hundred dollars. The wtJi knteni e49Atftti4a
railroad station al Dover say they have net
seen OF heard a4y thing q h3la---12tqqo. s,,e5.
Chief Justice Chase aortorisIy Iu I'd
The New York Sun of Friday says that
f0r. some time past The Chief Justice has
been suffering frcIa . pa:aiylios atroks,
which, without entirely destroy .ng 1Le u@o
Of bis limbs, incapacitates hin far ualEiaG
without help. and seriously affects his
mind. His teecvery i des:red fashsr than
.coniieGuy expected; indael. i i Goa
side-e2 3oEbsfsI .ri.etaeT Le viii q ga:n. 1o
able 70 lesume the art5Uous lah5ta1 # fl
beech, although it will he remember 4
that Judge Griar remained CT tie bench
for several years after he btca ale psIt.al3 Y.
paraly z8l. the Chief Justice is na-, al
the country seat OF Senator SpTaEuo. BIS
son-in law, st Narraganeett hay. waeze a-
has he bes5 medical attendance tti=9 tha
country can afford.
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FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL

will buy Shoes with Silver or Copper Tips, which
will save the buyer the price of a new pair OF
shoes. Compared with ragged toes and dirty
stockings, they are beautiful, to say tho least.
Parents, try it.
eep9 3I-3mch
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Mrs Annie E. Smith, eldest sister of
the Hon. Jefferson Davis, died August Is,
in West Feliciana parish, Louisiana, at the
advanced age of 80 years. ~
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E E z [ L
Of TIE
WILMINGTON MARkEIS
EGR TIL
W Z L * Ex0I1 & IEkU z SSA Z
September g, 1870.

TURPEETINE.-The market Tor this article hss
ruled quite firm during the TeeE, and receipts
have been readily taken. The price WAS without
change up to this (Thursday) morning, whe1
better demand Sprung up, and IN advance was
obtained-sales being made at 81 20 fol- soft and
81 80 for hard, y bbl. Of go lbs. Receipts arc
unusually light tor ke season, being INADEQUATE
for distillers' purposes. The sales fer tho WEEK
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.
Five thousand American Irotestants are pro
cessioning. a strong police force accompanies
the line. No disturbance yet.
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h5iS.. IS f3llOES

SPIRIIs TUEPESTlNE.-On Tli5ay las tLo mar
ket opened at q decline Of cert On previous
days quotations, sales being made $50 cents
for Southern packages. since then there has
been steady demand at this tigGre, and parcels
actions have been rather EG--t, however. owing.
to the small receipts and the fact that IKE stccA
placed on market. To-day {Tbursday) the price
is better, and $50 cents has beer, HobsaiDed-at
which the msrket closes firm. The market
closes firm, with Ssh cents freely offered. The
weeks saies arc as follows 5E1 EGGg8 --
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.MAkRIEU.

. On the 10Th OF August. at the residence of the
BRIDES br9thsr- in.law. DIR. A. j shriver by the
town, Pa, to MISS MATTE n. COPIES. 81 vii
-mington, n. @ (Eo'cards.l a.. trts!B sFySt7.
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From Saratoga.

SARATOGA, Sept. s.
The Republican Convention nominated Stewart
L. Woodford for Governor Of New York.
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SIS &c e ! eents q galIon.
n. Y. Packages.

RosIN.-For the week. Just ended the market
for the finer grades has ruled exec ediD gly dau,
sales decline must be Bubrni tee1 to. which fzc-
tors are at present unwilling to aecept, and are
generally holding their stock out ct narket. i or
the lower grades active demand has EXISTED
and all offered has found ready pureh ssers-the
market closing firm at figures given below. Re
ceipta are only moderate, and the stock in fac
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From Spain
MADRID, s

MACRID, EeQt. 8.
Ia view Of the reo8nt important events, Con-
stituent Corte5 has been called for SEPTEMBER
25th.
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The deduction of these figures is appa-
rent to every one; Louis Napoleon will
lose his throne during the present year.
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PARIS, Sept. 8.
Jules Favre much moved when Washburne
announced American recognition. Grasping
Wsshburne's hand he exclaimed: " receive the
notification with gratitude and profound emo
ton"
1t is reported that Louis Blanc goes to London,
Ledru Rollin to Washington, and Dufraisse to
Vienna, as French Ambassadors.
Every armory lie engaged in repairing arms.
Those on hand in Germany are worthless.
Not single French flag was captured at
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u, A. ia aNESTOCE1'S
VERMIFUGE,
3i-3mch

WHY IS IT THAT 30 MANY CHILDREN
wv die under the age Of five years? That q
large proportion of children die under that age,
has long been sub Jet OF remark, and without
q satisfactory cause asceTtained, il ia certain.
Also it is known that worms exist in the hui
man system from its earliest infancy; therefore
parents, especially mothers, who are more con-
stantlY with their children, cannot be too observ-
ing of the first symptoms of Go0rDls for surely
as they exist, cf.n they be
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from the most DELICATE INFANTs, by the
timely use OF
B.A. FAHNEsTOCll's Vermifuge.
1t is perfectly harmless, contains no Mercury,
being
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION,
And may DO administered with the UTMOST
SAFETY TO CHILDREN OF ALL AGES.
Worm CONNECTIONS, made moro for the purpose
OF pleasing the palate than of overcoming tho
disease, have been manufactured all over the
country, but their short lease OF life is nearly ex
hGusted, and Il. FL. Fahnestocks Vermifuge coz
tinues to grow in favor daily.
> CAUTION.
Should occasion require you to purchase b. a.
Eahnestocks's vermifuge. be particularly careful
to see that the initials are B. A. This is the
ticle that has been go
FAVORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1899.
And purchasers must insist on having it, il they
do not wish to have imitation forced upon
them.
SCHWARTZ g. HASLETT.
FORMERLY
p. A. FAHNESTOCK'S SON CO.
sole PKoPRIEToRs,
PITTSBURG, Pa.
dec 62-e o d-1y-w1y-ch
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'do Island News-ChIer Justice Chase
Providence, Il. l., Sept. 3.

r. George .. Carpenter, prominet citizen
Of Eps4 ,ProVidence, committed suicide to-
day by drowning
Chief Justice Chase is now at Narragan-
sett. being somewhat indisposed from ex-
posure during his recent excursion to the
Northwest.
Senator Sprague IS now II this city,
He has no knowledge of the unfavorabIe
character, OF his illness as reported in New
York. .-..-
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French papers mention q *atder s:gular
incident IN connection with the tragic
death of H. Provost Parfst5cI.-. Some ye3rs
ago there appearea GlnoveI, by an aH9ny-
nous 2u52o9, Il sA9 Ife2n9l Des I@odas,
aTttllorzhip ras' attfib.'c1 10 Il. Parat1ol.
who denied the aushc., although he ad-
nitted that lie Lad inal red some e the
ideas that had, gisen riaet2 the aovel.i Tha
sinso'@r Part Of he stoEEyya. boweyer. j. tAe
last part OF the novel, &ni the fate Of the
hero. The latter fft.--tto1s iourhaF is
appointed EmiIRssador Of France to the
Russian GopIt, apdtaera- comma5toi .sri--
eide 81 flowing his brains. out. with. a pis-
In faat3 it ia thehis:ory of NJ. Paradof HIM
self, written years before tl9eSerentg ch ron.
icled therein occurred. z..s.qs. r.s.s-.s.s
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General Butler has Withdrawn from the
canvas for Senator from Massachusetts.-
This is said to facilitate Senator Wilson's
re. election. r. ~
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From NA~ York

From New York.
NEW YORK, Sept z.
specie shipments to-day 100000. Bids fol-
Government gold reached $2,50O.0OO
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The Farmers Club of 81. louis has been
discussing the question CT Offering pre-
ml Ir for 3 fpriza fight at tkelnexta agriz
o''l' u ltl = = 4z3 los oa511 g foo1 q
Troy takes up its eoncgaEn pavement, as
AZ. hat'l4i 20 Aett sl.7a asz vsa,a aaz s55i Du
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The War IN Europe.

III ~ Z Nv Nv n ~ k1SLAA " Vt
TON RECOGNIZES THE FRENCH
r EP UBLTC.
RUMORED PEACE PROPOSALS BY
F. Il Il " G E.
"OUR FRITZ CONFIDENTLY EX-
PECTED TO PAY HIS RESPECTS
TO THE CITY OF REFUGE
O-MORROW.
HE WILL FIRE SEVERAL THOU
SAND GUNS IN HONOR OF THE
REP UBLIQUE.
THE FRENCH DETERMINED TO
FIGHT IT OUT.
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1913


we get the ominous year of 1848, in which
Louis Philippe actually abdicated the
French throne. This method of caIcula
ton has been applied to the present EN-
peror. and exually surprising results have
been achieved. I - .f
AGpotSOu LII was DOfD .1SU3
Tho Empress Eugene was born. ...........1 1926
They were married. 1853
Assembled the throne. 1853
Taking these figures and working them out
as before. VIC have:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-09
WAR IN EUROPE
THE PRUSsIANS PARLSWARD.

THE PRUSSIANS PARLSWARD.
THE CITY OF REFUGE SOON TO
BE INVESTED,
THE REP UBLIQUE SENDS An M
PORTANT DISPATCH TO THE
GOVERNMENT AT
VASHLNGTON
THE ANSWER AN1KLO USLY A WAITED.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES EN- ROUTE
FOR PARIS.
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