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LIST OF AGENTS.

TiTuSvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vICIN
If-SrEPHEN nOOf. Office, Hamilton's Cigar
SERVER.
TIrusyn.LE, CHURCH RUN AND vICIM
TY-H. II THOMAS Once and address, Man
sion House. 1itusvlle, Pa.
SHAMbURG AND VICINITY-GEORGE 1R'
YIN. ofice, shamburg; residence, Titusville, Ps'
ENTERPRISE pLEASANTvILLE, BEAN.
FARM AND PrrE0iE w. GRO. VAN
NLiET Office and address. Cnas. House, Pen'
antyille. Assistant, Ii. c. Huntington
TiDIOUT. AND WEST hlCKORY-CHAS.
CLARK. Office and address, EXP, esa once Tid'
oute. Pa Assistant, f. @ Beartlsley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEW MASON Office and address, Petroleum Cen
re, Pa. Assistant Charles Backford -
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and DiHtrlct lying
IN on Creek and Cherry Run, from Story Parm 10
Observation-Disclosures address
larr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther d ssunderf
Charles n Cochran and William Hoyt
McCLlNr0CKvIILE, OIL cry AND RENO
a; ;. WtsT Address, OIL City or Reno, P'
FhANSuIN, ALONG THE ALI FGHFNY Rll
Err iLBl(R Office and address, franklin
SOkuBG Ass, FOSTER FARM & PAaRERs
LANhlNH-HICllARD W. REnPlELD. once
ano addr' - S'rlbsras-, "a Assistant, X. W PoI'
telhed, address kmlontou, Pa
WENT NlRTlNIA--C. d. ANGEL. and 7.
Ook Address. Parkersburg, West virginia
hob"rth Petroleum TUrpedo Go
m.ya-diy
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Oauy y fsOu pro lu.lii9 auA Iutuicnlg able TO
show onethrd a many living, permanent cures as
DR.. Fitler's Negctabl" Rheunatic Remedy aud
further reward OF 500 iuT sny case of Chronic Or
lnflanm'aOry Hieuuatisnl, Nieuragi Rheumatic
Ague Sciatics a. rheumatism OF the r idueys ii
Will not cure. The Rheumatic Syrup i. used in .
wardly only, pleasant to the taste. and guaranteed
lrte from injurious drurs. II is not quack ,ucd
cine. but the scentic prescription Of Jos T. Filter
NJ. D., Professor of Toxico'ogy and Chemistry
graduate, of the celebrated University of PentlsV'
vania. A d, 1885 whosa entire professional li,a's
been devoted specially to this disease. This pre-,
aralon under solemn oath is consctntiousy be.
lieved to be the only positive reliable, in'allible
| specific ever discovered The proof that no her
specific exists is found in every,comnunty in per-
suns afflicted for MANY years and still suffering. If
physicians could cure it if specific did exist, this
would not be sO-a fact that must bc s,nyersdlly
admitted. The oft d, ceived sufferer may wise y
Ask, hat secu ty evidel has he thai DR.. Fit
ler's Rheumatic Syrup will his case. rhe
in legally signed contract which will be forwarded
without charge to any sufferer sending by letter a
description OF afilcIon; this guarantee will state
the exact number of bottles warranted to cure and
in case of failure the money paid will be relurn,d
to the patient. No other remedy has ever heen
offered on such liber and honorable TERMS Med.
ical advice. with certificates from prominent ply
s'cians, clerGymep etc. who have been cured ter
all other Treatments have faiei. sent by letter
gratis Afflicted cordially invited to write for ad.
vcn 70 the princpai office. 90 South Fourth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. DR.. Filters Rheumatic Syrup
Is sold by drugdts.
N. S SIMMONS,
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
CALLENDER IL CO, Wholesale Agts, Mead
ylc, Pa.
A R CHAStBERLIN s. CO, Sole Ast's Rous
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We have a large and Well 'selecteC stock of
Joining .1ateria. embra,inr the very
latest styles We are therefore enabled 20 execute
Jo0 Work of every variety in satisfactory manner
wnen desired Jobs wiz be neat printed in CoLcss
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NEWS DEpAGT,IENT.

We receive ielegraphc dispatches up to ! p NJ.
and present them 10 our r. ade every evening, EN-
bracing news of great interest from all sections of
the country. W. have tnaie special arrangements
whel eby receive re- uiar Petroleum. stock and
Produce Markei RepprIs every evening" by telegraph
from New York, fmiadeipliia, aud PIit,burg, which
together with editorials and Local matters, make ii
of the most desirable i.ewspapers published In
the Of Region As al
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ALLEGHENY VALLEYR IL. X

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New line to Buffalo, through the OIL Regions.
JUNE 3, lS11.
GOING SOUTH.
Oil City. Franklin. Parkers. ar Pitts'g
Mail, 9,45 a IN 10,25 n 1913 p m 800 p m
Day Exp, 2,l0pm 2,45 pm AZ! pm 7.55 p IN
Night EI, LAS m 1880 1,2Oam $40 m
GOING NORTH.
Piitsburg. Pa,ker's. Franklin. ar o. City
Day, Exp. s,35 am Ia2s pm 2,s0pm 3,05 IN
Mail, 1913 pm AS IN T10pm T,i5 D IN
Night Ex, 10, 10 pm S,O2am 515am 5,55 IN
Trains run by q. G. Il A. K. R'y time.
Silver Palace Sleeping cars on Night Express
trains bcthw etween Pirtsburgh al d Cory
j. j. LAWRENCE, Gen Supt
1uos N. KING, Asst Supt
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AGVeraisin. MediuM,

the RECORD has no SUPERIOR as it circulates
wherever IN Oil Operator or Dealer can he found
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Large Stock "t New Gon,ls just onened
ssA' Al''us J.w' siown Clo,o,n... Tore.
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Merchants, Lawyers. Justices of the Peace Land
hieh'S' oil Yea erS and Agents lnsu rance Agents
Expressmen other parties in want are inIomnd
that wcare prepared execute 20 order kinds of
81 Nhs, business or legal, required in This com
munilY.
Joonns patronage respectfully solicited
Z Z WlCCER.
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OBITUARY

Yesterday morning, ct O'Clock, of con.nmo-
tion, Capt. JOHN J. POISSON, @gei 80 years.
We DO act mourn for our d al friend as shose
who pln2.vn without hone, Ihs spirit of he inst
man is 1E-hda rfect. only through eufferiDg ard
gIorifed only through death. IN honest m&n, a
faithful friend, n fearless patriot, End an humble
and GevoGt Christi>p, TO has only laid aside hia
hesh!y robes to a-ELme c crown Ofi9h5 that c.n
not fade, and that will over pale in death.
Ho upon whom this cad d1sy his devOvod is
hut one among III say who Will bear tribute to the
sterling worth and genuine nobility OF the d
ceased.
We knew him, previous to!hc war in those ,ys
when au .rs were light an teltss aad hap
life Of the s0cia' DO :rd with open heart and
on every -ide. "c kro~ him sgair, during those
four terrible ycHrg tt war, vh-n step by step,
his Own y..tJt aud his owA innate worth. hewed
Ut for him the path of promotion We knew
him ngan. ~hsn, hose bitter years SO bitterly
euded, nth 5 shattered rCath, but still in-
vnciOie w,li, he returned hSre TO labor for
himself aud fJ' those lie loved well
ami We Bne| hm aEai0, VIXEN, with
health and strength utre-!y gone. he calm.
" resigned himself to the insvitsble and pa
tien;ly awaited the approach If death. Death
came, and another victim to the terrible Moloch
of War has LGen Ctf4red up. But this time he Is
the conqueror. Tie colder Of our Lost Capse
was compelled to yield to q mortal enemy, but
the soldier of Christ is not now of the vsnquish-
cd, for dea'h has beer swallowed up il vic: ory.
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CABLE DISPATCHES.
LONDON, Oct. %.

LONDON. Oct. %.
Austria submits proposals respecting the In
ternationale for the consideration Of the govern
ment at Berlin.
1t has been decided that the Papal conclave
the subject OF the Pope's testament shall
mset in Franco and not at Rome.
The Russian leg cation t Bsrlin has been
raised to Embassy.
Prince Gostschskof is expected at Berlin to-
morrow.
The French army has been re organized into
corps, each corps containing three divisions,
each division two brigades, each brigade two
regiments Of three thousand men each, in add
tion to cavalry, artillery, aud forty-fve Thousand
men, extra, for Algeirs
Vatican cir cles continue to give it out that the
Pope will shortly leave Roma unless Duo
Hemcust is fsvorably instructed by the French
government. There ie no possibility of such in
strCctions
ROME, Oct. %.
An allocut1on of the Pope has been published
in which, while he recognizes the bishops ap-
pointed by the Italian government as possessing
the requisite qualification OF their officers, he
solemnly repudiates Italia's guarantees and
protests against the invasion of the Holy Eee
The sllocution also condemns the course of DR..
Dalnger, and such as follow his example in
warning against the decisions of tho EcumenicaI
Council.
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From VIA shIEgton.

WAsHINGToN, d. O., Oct. %.
The President has issued proclamst alton for
Thanksgiving on the 3Jth of November.
Rosenwig has been convicted and sentenced to
years hard lator.
special to the Tribune says that the investi-
CATION by the United States Court Of Claims into
the cotton seized by government officers during
the rebellion, brings out scme remarkable deveI-
opments which tend to throw additional light
on the mystery which has surrounded the sale OF
cotton by the government agents shortly after it
was stolen from the Southern people. During
the war the government realized from the sale
about 1000. 600. but the EXAMINATIONS of the
government agents books, ard other evidence
which has been obtained through the prosecu-
.tioa Of these claims. reveals the fact that IL @
cotton was worth over twice that amount. Il
appears that com, Of the, agents at New York
disposed OF the cotton at 20 cents o pound, when
it's market value at the time OF the sales was
'seventy4ffve cents per pound. Some of the
Agents appear to have been In collusion with
the purchasers. and the poorest kinds of cotton
were shown as samples Of tas entire lot held
py the Government the rbiddsrs getting it by
this arrangemen: at the low figure OF 80 cents
per pound AMI subsequently solipg it, at tie
market price. thereby securing a EflAndsor
oprofE. The. .GlaimEats, however, refasez to base
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EEcna CznCEEnEIE

81 & E.IENA1I, Oct. %.
The State Auditor Las l!ad bius in the Circuit
Court looking to the dissolution OF the Knicier-
booker, Equitable, Glrd3n City, ans Commercial
Insurance Compariaa, thea5 .Comraniey being
bankrupt. ~tg.E -
The aggregate assets OF tho Knickcrbocker,
including capital stock not paid,in, is sS7O OCO,
and the losses aro s750001. Tho Assets OF the
Equitable, not including capital. but capital
stock not paid in, 9.3C0 eco ;Icsses IS, ,OOOOoO.
Garden City's assets, not including the capital
stock, ara less than $500. .oG0. AMI it's Iosses
amount to $2,000,OJ0. Tho Commercial hiss risks
to the amount OF SIS. co., OlO, Wit assets, excIu-
sive of capital stock, s.oOk paid ard unpaid,
$500, 600. ---- ~
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. An adj journed
session Of the Board Of County Commits
sioners was he'd Saturday morning.
Tie following persons were drawn to
serve on jurors at the next terra of the
Superior Court. to convene the 1st
Monday in December next:
First Week.-Ben. Hnggins, j. B. Hug
gins, Wm. Mahn. G. W. Monroe. W. J.
Lewis, George W. Harper, Thomas Will
liam', Mathew E. johnson. Thos. Payne,
Milton Bland, Isaac Futch, VIM. Cotton,
VIM. Fl. Moore, VIM. r. Harper, e. W.
Hardy, ". B. Sudbury. J. A. Murphy,
Joseph English. Oscar Batson. Godfrey
Hart, Lot. Groom, Joseph Paget, Harry
Webb, VIM. FL. SwindeI, T. r. Williams.
James Goff Joseph Mott, Benz. Loftin,
George Thomas, VIM. J. Herring, Edward
Gla9in, John Bats. John Martin, Eugene
Maffitt, John W. Moore. s. 3. Garriss.
Second Weeh.-Jsmes Margas, Joseph
Willis, John Hogan, VIM. Buchanan,
Henry Moore, Edward Kidder. jeffrey
Sudbury, W. B. t. Costin, J. J. Wilson, J.
P. Malpass, Jas. A. King. J. r. Armstrong,
R. E. Calder, Fora Brown, r. Thorburn,
H. Fl. Robinson, O. V. Pridgeon, Isaac
Carter.
It was ordered that il cases where prop
erty has been listed twice. by different
parties, and the tax paid thereon. by one
party, and the property by reason CT the
error has been sold as delinquent property,
10 costs will be allowed.
It was ordered that, whereas, in the
opinion of the Board, the property of
tax payers who fail to pay the tax
assessed by the Board of County Com
missioners is liable to be sold for the pay
ment Of the tax due as atore3aid, that the
Sheriff in his settlement of county taxes
will be held to strict accountability. It
was ordered further that the Clerk of this
| Board furnish the Sheriff of this county
with copy of this order.
It was ordered that the Chairman Of this
Board proceed forthwith to collect of such
other couaties as have sent pnupers to
New Hanover county, or whose paupers
have been cared for i'll this county, as
provided by law in the Revised Code.
Chap. VI, Sec. 13, and by Act Of General
| Assembly entitled '.An act concerning the
goyernmentl of countless" ratified August
IA, 1867. Sec. "a and 25.
A report was received from the Board
of Trustees OF Grant Township, notifying
the Board that the township officers had
appeared and qualified, and that the fol
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DIED.

In this city, on Thursday, 26th inst, ABBIE
LEE B0OA, iatant daughter OF Lsigh:on L.
ard Lani. 2. Boon, aged months.
The frionds apd ecquaintances of the family
are invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
at o'cOck, tIon the residence cf J. 3.
OrceI!, thence to Oakda!e Cemetery.
III F. deral Point, on the G3l iret. Mrs.
MARY t. PEIPEB, in the $50 year OF her aga.
She hal beon consistent member of the III.
g. Church foT the last forty years, during which
tiLGe eEo lived according to the rules of the
Church, ard Cied in the foil hope of imm ortal
glory. She bad been afflicted with lingering
disease for several yeaCs, and bore her etl ctions
of five children. ard number OF re- atoms and
friends to mourn Ter loss.
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Mackey's house. aud O bottle was also
found in the woods near the spot at which
he was arrested. Both were recognized as
being in the bar room the night previous
to the murder.
One piece of fifteen cent bill. which
had been torn in two and placed in the
drawer iu the bar-room, was found in
Mackey's pocket the other was left in the
drawer.
Mackey was econ in Cerro Gordo, with an
axe, the night of the murder, as late as 10
o'clock, and was heard to say, ST am on
picket to night, and never lost a battle
in Cerro Gordo yet"
Mackey was seen by a passenger on the
Southern bound train standing near two
trees, about sixty yards from the place
where the murder was committed. His
tin bucket, which he took from home that
night, was found at this spot.
On the window of the bar-room was
found blood and hair-the hair corres-
ponding with Stancill's.
These were the main facts proved upon
the trial, and upon which Mackey was
convicted.
THE VICTIM.
John Stancill was born in Wayne copn-
ty, North Carolina, but had resided in
Columbus county for twenty years. He
was worthy and estimable man. He lost
his wife in 1862. but left five children-all
the Oldest being eighteen, the
youngest fourteen. -.. .
He had been doing business for Samuel
at Cherry Grove, but was
making arrangements to commence bust
ness for himself in South Carolina, near
the STATE line.
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Summons,

It appearing TO the Court that Jacob L. Her
ring William ,,Hlis and wife Jane George Pat
rick and wife Isab >ua, John T. Cherry Of Ten
nessee, Lenuel Edwards. Thomas Edwards and
William Edwards, Anne Civil Casey, Sarah O.
Casey, Tabetha Casey, Susan D. Casey, Mlnny
Holland, 3. B. Edwards and WlIe OatharIne,
Charles Casey and wife Anne, LidGv ann OHsey,
John Casey, Oatharine Casey, Eliz1beth Casoy,
Thomas Casey, William Casey, Wiliem DAILY
snd wife Osiharine. John Edwards, heirs o:
Lemuel Cherry, reside beyond the limits OF the
State. It is thereupon ordered that publication
be made in the Wilmington JOURNAL notifying
said partiee, and IN case they any Of them
be dead, their representatives to come forward
st the next term of this Court and make tham-
selves either parties plaintiff or 6efendants and
be heard, or In this case tho COURT viii proceed
as If they were in Court and give judgment in
this cause.
And notice is hereby given to the said par
lies above named and Rll other parties -intere :
ed in the estate Of Lemuel Cherry, deceasedt to
= and appear at the next term Of the Superior
Go,rt 20 be held for the county OF Dupln at
the Oourt house in KenansVille on the l2sh o4I
Monday after t-sse 4th Monday Of AIsust. 1911,
to answer the said Htiten aPd compliant m when heg
and where they can be NesEa' and N oaseIney ~ @
fail to attend the Court W. Pt"Seoo ~ jung
ment in this case. - : :, s,s1 80
In testimony whereof have afixe~ ~ nsR1b oeI =
Done at Office in KensnsVille, 6eptembe- Eo'n
1871.
Clerk Superior OQnrt
oct6 38-E6Hch
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:e off, &c tue Anolic an pubic new aDd
Va liable remedy for the above mentioned dis
ossoe. Fowler's CompouCd Extract 10 compo ed
Of she best medicines known to Mater'!o NedlcG.
It is perfectly pure in ali i;s Ingredients, Icing
composed OF several wel-known articles uuiVer-
ealy used by the beat Physicians; zach Of which
IL combination, supplies ghaS experience has
shown to be wanting when singly tmplo5 ed; bnt
She result OF patient investigation, requiring
time, labor and skill, SO Es 70 give the public 8
genuine article. which they caE rely upon, and
IL place OF the worthless AMI dangerous Patent
Medicines flooding the country; and therefore
enables US to warrant Fowlers Com pound E1
tract to be the most perfect cura i've for dis
eaaos OF thu b!ood ever discovered.
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EIGHTEENTH DAY.

EIGHTEENTH DAY.
At the session last evening, the question
Of Theological Education was finally set
tied. Lay Reader can wear o distinct
i've dress when be is officiating. He can
read the morning and evening prayer, and
the itany. He cannot use the absolution
or the benedictiOn. He can use the burial
service. The educational requirements OF
the deacon and presbyter are even moro
stringent than heretofore; and examinin &
chaplains, two or more, ore to be appoint
ed to conduct the examinations. To-day
the question of Ritualism will, [ hope,
receive it's final blow. Au extensive re-
port is now being read relative to the In
dian Missions. There is some talk as to
the adjournment of the Convention this
evening. I do not think it will adjourn
until tomorrow evening, il then.
A message from the House of Bishops
was received, concnrrng in the canons OF
ritual as reported. The House of Depu-
tief are still on this matter. Rev. DR..
Vintop, of Massachusetts, has the floor.
He Yields it to Judge Sheffey, of Va, who
has TO leave town this evening. He re-
turns thanks, and grateful thanks, to Or.
Vinton. He said that no other man has
ever shown him more courtesy on this hoor
than the Rev. DIR. from Massachusetts,, and
he is therefore grateful. He Is tnliy de-
VelOplng the whole theory OF cStuOu Ia" 40
applied to Ritual. In the expllcatlons OF
this Whole question the true idea OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church is truly set
forth. The altar is not Gu altar ct sacrl-
fee, but table of feast. He set down
three objections to the case ~ that any
thing could not be law in this church; y
that It does not declare law enough, and
explicit enough; ~ that the canons OF
England as here indicated, are not re-
quired.
: Tt would be useless to attempt descrlp-
ton of the three speeches which we're
made to-day, and against Fituallsm. sui
fee it to say, that 1 have heard it said by
old men, and experienced too in debate,
and in speech5making on the do9rs % anet oI
thing for logic, learning and eloquence,. to
:comeu to for long time, those which
we have listened to to-day. Judge
.Shefey. of Virginia, kept the House speii
bound for over an hour. His mind re-
voIged in 0 store house of rare knowledge,
| of rich eloquence and of legal ability.
,e'sy, DIR. Vinton, of Massschusetts, fol
lowed With Q learned and earnest expos1-
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BOSTON, Oct. 70.
The murder of Kate Leehan is etill involved in
mystery. The Chief Of Police, Savage, requests
any information that is calculated to throw light
upon the tragedy Wrapped around large
wrench, with which the murder was done. wEs
q copy of the Helena, Arkansas, newspaper,
dated February 16. 1871.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM Salt Lake City.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct %.
Trouble is appreherded when HAWKING SEN
tence is delivered. The women eeem to be the
meet excited. The Federal officials have re-
ceiyed threatening letters. Brigham Young
has left the CITY. Evidently there is something
important pending, but the Gentiles generally
do not apprehen1 any resistance to the law.
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CABLE DISPATCHES.
LONDON. Oct. 2S.

LONDON, Oct. z0.
Lord Gladstone m ade a speech at Greenwich
to day. in which he eulogized the Queen and
complimented his colleagues, pointed with pride
to the vitality of the Liberal party, and declared
that Ireland was now more cootented. He prom
ised that the troopt in the Colonies should be
reduced, with various other military reforms.
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.TEREHPTORY SALE
CT
VALUABLE TRACN OF 2kND!

! URSUANr TO A DECREE OF THE Supe-
nor Court OF the county of Now Hanover, made
at the June Term 1871, in the c. OF Samuel E.
ygestray against Stephen d. Wallace and Mary
on WEDNEsDA the 8tf day OF Move IL Der,
1871, expoee to ea!e by Iubic auction, at the
court House or in the city of W1lming ton, for
situate on the North eide OF the NsUbsr roa d.
and less thsn e milo fcom the city OF Whining
ton. Beginning at q stake the oil Newbern
rosd, James l.. Mills corner, ;hence running
4On. East 81 chains and IS lnhs, there's South
500 20m. East Is chains and 81 links to stake
shence South som. West SO chains and SIS inks
a'ong said road South 80, Wess 10 chains and
81 links to a stake. ard thence Bonth TOo s5m
West chains and 80 links to the beginaDg.
There is q good Dwelling ard kitchen, com
parGtiveiy new. the premises
MICHAEL CRONLY,
C0mmissiJEcr
oct 6 38 w5Gch
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RAEzss10r r v7oKqIsI1o.

their o.airl9 a. Eguro lesS thsa his market vaI-
10 D. Tho TINA Of tho s&lo= and i. j. feared
that tae G1Tc-Em5nt Wiu.. sg H. rounding
TIC neney for theso c5liol seizures,
at a considerable .oeer, especially now
that The British claimants stard q chancs
before the mixed commission, OF being allowed
s2mo compensation for thesa losses. Il is now
known at the Treasury Department that several
OF thoso Cotton age2ta dsfraudcd the government
out OF large amounts OF ri5ncy. The accounts
sb }" this. but what steps the United States will
take to recover its just dues, havs, not teen de-
cided upon.
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Tha Yesn Haoffthe n1urjoIu5 eIsotion yes
terday seoGras to tho citizen Of Baltimore
the services, Of tho Hon. JQsbga. syansant
as may Or. hrho courcflrcen elected COM
prise the entiFe-s sDemoer rksIe~ Conservative
ticket sekeePtsoue. nleinlq9opd-ithe first
branch from the fifth 9saFSSioiiye yeleeted over
Nh: Berry, o member q tue -I9sE Council.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-03

FoRTREss MONROE, Oct. %.
The schooner Florence, Captain Rogers, from
Charleston. s. c., bound to New York, arrived
here to-day, and is anchored at the lower quar-
antine. The Captain and the Second Mate died
on the passage of yellow fever.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-03
From Ohio,

CINCINNATI, Oct. %.
Dispatches announce tho death of General
Robert Anderson at Nice, France