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Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

Last week, Sunday. a Norwegian girl,
living four miles from this place, WAS walk
iug along the road, she passed directly in
front of, and very close to huge rattle
snake that was just coming out of the
grass into tho road. This nUc0uIt5ou
action seemed to MAKE bis snake snlp very
wroth, and he Immediately sounded the
battle alarm by rafting his gong. The
girl we'll knew the sound and turned to
ascertain the location of her ug ~ foe,
which she soon did. and instead of run
ming, screaming or fainting, looked about
for something with which to defend her
self. She could find nothing nor had she
long to look. for the make with eyes g'ls-
teninp. rattles in motion. mOu vide
open and his tongue dartiDg back ard
forth, was close upon her. But she was
n. ck 10 the backbone, and d not pro-
nose TO surrender the ii sd without fight
lin fact retreat was out OF the question.
for the snake was now within arms reach
of her-so keeping her eye steadily on the
snakes head, she commebced the h5ht with
h. foot, moving 1t back and forth, mp aud
down. in every direction, the snake follow
ing the motions with his head to get o
chance to bite. This performance lasted
but perhaps q mlndte-hours to her-
when, by D quick movement, she gos the
advantage, down came the foot and heavy
sht upon the snake's head, where she
hid him until he was dead. she then
fouud q stone and pounded of tue rattles
40 keep az q trophy. There were piLeteen
of them, and she says it was the largest
rat lesnake she ever saw.-Lanesooro
| (Mln.l Herald.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

DIR. VIM Underwood, of Elizabeth City,
in this State, was are sted ON last FRIDAY,
at the instance Of Mr. a. O. Moore, OF
Norfolk and taken to that city, charged
with falsely obtaining 5000 in money from
the said A. c. Moore. and that the intent
was to deiraud. The money was obtained
10y meaEs of check drawn on the Ex-
change Natioae! Bank, of Norfolk, which
was paid by GIE. Moore, aud which the
Bauk refused 10 cash. r.q iisition was
ObsaiUe ed from Gov. Walker On Gov. Cald.
we'll for the arrest of Underwood. The
latter. on his arrival in Norfolk demanded
an immediate hearing End was carried be-
fore the Mayor, who refused bail and COM
mitted him. A ho6eas corpus was then
sued out aid the defendant was released
uoder boud Of $500.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
M1dsummer maladIes.

Tho hot eoler rays that ripen the harvests
generate many distressing diseases. II the lig
er be at all predisposed to Irregularities this is
the SEAS in which bilious attacks may be an
ticipated. W ak stomach, too, is weakest 10
the summer months, aud the loss OF vitality
through the pores by excessive Precipitation Is
go great that q wholesome tonic, combining
also the properties OF ditfusive stimulant and
gentle exhllarant, is in many cases necessary to
health, and under no circumstances should be
dispensed with by the sicky and debilitated.
or all the preparations intended thus to refresh
scetain. and fortify the human frame, there is
mono that will compare with Hostetter's Cele.
brated Stomach Bittere. They have been weight
in the balance of experience and not found want
ing; have been recommended from the Grst as
q great medicinal specific, not ss q beverage,
and in spite of Interested opposition from in
Vulnerable quarters, stand. alter q twenty years
trial, at the head OF all proprietary medicines
intended for the prevention and euro of al! Or
binary complaints Of the stomach, the liver, the
bowels, and the nerves. In the unhealthy dis
tricts bordering TIE great rivers Of the Eouth
and Weet, Hostetter's Bitters may be cassed
as the standard oae for every species OF inter
mittent or remittent fever. The people who
inhabit those districts, place he most implicit
CO.. fdence in the preparations confidence that
ia increased every year by the results OF its op-
GRAFTON.
AS bitters. 80 called, Of ihe m)et psrnicious
ch aracter, ere springinG up like fungi on every
side, the public is ereby forewsrned against
the dram-ehop frauds. Ask for Hostetter's Bit
ters. that the label, ETC.. are correct. and re-
member that the genuine article is never sold
in bulk, b t in bottles only.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

w. d. Townsend, Captain Hugh McLear,
J. W. Cole. q. O. Wal, Colonel J. G. Davi-,
Peter McRae, Oolonel Charles Malloy and
Daniel Morrison.
During the absence of the committee
the house was entertained with able and
effective speeches by P. D. Walker, Esq,
and Col. W. L. Steele.
On the conc usion of Col. Steele's speech
the committee returned and reported
through their Chairman. J. W. Cole, E g.,
the following resolutions. which were
unanimously adopted:
We. the friends OF Constitutional Reform 10
Richmond coonty. recogn,ziog tie abso ute ne
i1tion OF the State, and believing in tt here,.t
right OF the people 20 ca | q Convention ''when-
over it may be necessary to their safety and hap
r solre l. That the Act of the General Assem-
bly,, r&tIfed on the Sd d " of April 1911, sno-
mltt ng the question OF "Conv- -n'ion" or NO
Convention ~ the pc ople at the next eioctiO
10 lot only the sire=t aud snrest mode OF aecer-
tanning their wiI but that it is in every respect
consistent with our present Couatitutiou, not In
consistent with the Oorsti,u ion Of the United
State-, and in strict pursusnca OF established
precedent in North Oarolins and in q nunoer OF
the other States OF the Union.
Resolued, 2. That We recognise the righ. CT
the people to restrict in this o0e the EcIIOn OF
their delegates In Convention asS5n Dl6O, &DC We
disclaim AZ false and slAndsroCs the insin0ati tions
that the ( lends OF Reform Inta nd or even desire
TO interfere with the political status of the color
ed man, or with the homestead provis1ons OF the
present Constitution, or with the provisions Civ
iDg TO mechanics and laborers len upon lhe
sobject IN alter OF their labor.
On motion II. G. Wall, Esq. the Chair
man appointed all Executive Conmittee
for the county. consisting Of Messrs. ". ".
Graham, w. D. TowrseLd, p. D. Walker,
Colonel Charles Malloy and W. b. Nc
Laurin, for the transaction of any business
that may arise pending the election.
The following g,n lemen were selected
by the Executive Committee to canvass
the county Col ". l.. Stesie, Col. Jose
Hargrave, J. W. Cole, J. Z. j1eGrand, Il.
G. Wall, Col J. G.. Davis, Peter Nc Rae
and p. d. Walker.
On motion, it was ordered tbat copy
Of the resolutions and tue proceedings of
the Convention be seut to the Wilmington
JOURNAL for publication, with requess
that papers throughout the State friendly
to Convention copy.
On motion. he Convention then adj
jourLed. JESSE HARGRAvE, Chm'D
). j. T: + f5anASD' R1ehs4S Secretaries.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
The Homestead. 30

The act providing for calling a conven-
ton, wisely provides that it, if called, shall
not have power to Interfere with the home
stead provision Of the present CJnstitu.
ton. nor with the political and civil rights
of.f!e colored people. nor with the Er0vis-
ion for a mechanics and laborer's lien.
This expire ssion in favor Of the colored
peopio ought TO satisfy them that there is
no purpose to disturb their rights, but it
may be as we'll for them to understand. il
they do not, that their poitical aud civil
right are established by the Constitution
OF the United States, and the proposed
Convention would have no power to disturb
them.
There can he no &c ouable objection to a
laborer's lien-he is entitled to it upon
every principle of good government as well
as tue spirit of.. the sc,iptuIal maxim, "the
Iaboier is worthy Of his hire"
The propriety and necessity of a home
stead " for every family in the land is rap
idly becoming tie settled policy Of the
American people as we'll as the people OF
this State. I, is wise, just, humane, and
re sts not only on these grounds, but on the
further ground Of public policy. The State
and soci ETY. have a direct interest 10 the
proper resriog and culture of every child
within its borders it is matter of high
moment that every child shall have q
HOME, to the end he may nos become a
~anderer, beggar, and often a vagabond
and criminal. Every family should have
MET gives dignity and hxedness to
cluz ,nship, and stimulates parents and
children TO bouest and honorable efforts to
educate, elevate aud fit themselves for 60,
ci.ty. This humane policy has the sane
uon OF the great m ass Of the people. and
it is fixed uot only in the Constitution, bu'
by q solemn d. cision OF oar Supreme
Court, which is binding as high judicial
prece lieut. on ali fntor- Courts aud judges
Address Of Central Democratic Co1eserra-
tire C0mmthee.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

TNHE LOCATION is proyertially heAIthful.
Ire cOurse OF study in oil the Departments
FOR boarders ere good.
,A About 90 will cover all expenses for fan
Late cry and s scientific course, including Ancient
d. Modern Languages, with music.
EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS.
(Brom Fre Holmes, L L. D.. PROT. Eoslish
Literature. University of VIrginiA.)
have known MIR. Bart long and well, and
have been acquainted with the conduct OF bis
school and the remarkable o proficiency Of his
pupils. L have felt special RrstIdc alton in no.
u log the great attention which he uniformly
PSyF, In his course of instruc ion to the Eng ish
Language and to Its Iich and varied Literature.
(From Rev. ]. q. alden, Wilmington, N.CD
After a long and intimate acQu Aintance with
Nr. John Bart, Principal of the Baptist Female
institute. 1t gives me- pleasure TO state that
regard him one of he m lat thoro ughly CON-
&C entious, capable and sue Jessful educators hat
hav ever known.
(From Rev. Jas. P. Poyce GreenviIe q. o.
Those desiring the tho ough education ofthsir
daughters canuot do better IMAM to D ace them
under the ch4rge OF Prof Hart. His thoIo ough
scholarsh p and his ] Id ci"us seniinents g TO
b M for his cSos n vocation. can conceive no
higher advantages tn are offered by his school,
tFrom pr B. Sears, staunton, VG.)
TAX pleasure Ia com pendiog to the conf
d4nce of my f. nds and the p 1bio generals, Mr..
JOIN Hart. and the young lAdies' seminary un
| :er his charge.
From Rev. a. woodf-, Mobile, Aia)
| hav' long known your schoel, and there is
"on IN the land of which have formed b Rh-
| Sr estimate.
| (From Rcv. ". q. MoGuff4y, L LID, Unlver.
eit> of V rginiA
/ There are feW men well qualified to give
instruction to any class of pupils US know Mr..
| Hart to 10.
ban by applying 10 the Principal.
| july 2l a. w4w
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21


RoetN-Durins the week just ended the mar
ket for the lower grades has shown cons dera BILE
dulBess, and closes at decline on previous fig
urea. The dem md from shippers has become
checked and there is little or no disposiliJ IN to
operate even at the decline For the liner qrali-
ties there has been fair enquiry aud parcels
when off re have generally been taken at the
range of figures CIV, bhlow. Receipts of ell
kid, are light, and there is very little stock in
at 81 50 for stra1de1. 81 rs for No s36ka .24
for extra No 2 81 Is 0f5 for No /. and IS so ass
for Pale; Saturday, 403 bbls at 50 for No 2,
So 50 for low No l, IS Gts5 60 for No /, S5 750t6
for Pale, and sc 50, So 623@!6 z for extra Pale;
Monda>, 5s4 BIB at 50 % for strained $50 $3 20
or extra No 2, So so for low No 1, "a 5O0t5 tor
No 1, s5 So, $5 1906 for Pale; tuesday, 925
bbls at s! 30 for strained IS Is for low NO 1, 81
ass for No l, IS Is. S5 5UD&6 for PaIe, and SIS
bo S se s. g. OS for No s @ oa als lso
md S. rs, s0 To@$7 for extra PAie-An p bol of
z5O Bs.
TAR-Has been in moderate demand but at
hrnlHcss, and here are indicati % Of decline
in price The receipts only abcu. 100 bbls.,
BAsREL.-For empty spirit .,arrels there is a
moderate enquiry, and very few on market We
quote from wharf at ihs following figures: Second
hand country - lODt2 10 as they run. 81 26
G<2 S5 for selected. and 50 5U@s2 60 for new -
New York. 81 75G$2 80 for second hand, and
~ W Ot3 e4ch TO- new. as Ia quality.
PEEsTAx-ls wanted, and brisgs 80 S34 cents
PB.
BEEE CATrLE-Are oply in ligh. receipt, aud
L0er0 Ia q eIn41 sLCcK on market. q moderate
demand exists for bntch eEing purposes, and
pr noe article salle readily. Wa quote on he hcof
at TO 8 cents p fb net SHEEP are rather ecsrce
and in Gemapd at S2 20 50 ea as in quality.
CoRN EEAL.-9apply modera Q. and demand
fair. Sales from the mills at 81 10 TO 81 ID d
huehel.
CoTToS.-Since orr last review the market for
this article has ruled dull and opiDg, and but
little has been done in the 1ay of esles Rece pts
are meagre, and there is little or no stock offer
Ing, it belng general he'd ous Of market Only
81 bales hav changed hands at 164 cents. AZ
the eioee OF enquiries there is rather a better
feeling, but sale1 reported -dey. We quote
nominaliy at 4I1l9 cents for low rlidding.
IRoS BINDS AND TIES for Cotton are 10 mod.
era supply, and eei AZ at So to cents f9 b, as
IN q1antlty AM Q1 Atty.
EGGs-AIe 10 flI ri 1ply and dem ard mesgre.
Sell III lots st 16 to Is cents T. duzen.
FLRTILIKERs-Of noArIy An kIuds in fair
stock, aad at presen: there Is but little busi-
nees doing. We quote from stofe ss follows !:
Peruvian Gusno, (Ohirchs 1sland,) $750S77 20;
do. do, Gusnope $40; Carolina Fertilizer so; !;
! Wilcox, Gibbs s Co.'S Manipulated Guano e63
| 5 FhBpix do. $50; Ruth's Challenge SOL Phos~
phate $60Gt65: Pacific do. &G0@65; Wsndo
Guano, $40; Patapsco do. sG5; H&yassa
| Guano, SIS, oash. and tG5. time Ospe
| Fear Guano, &35 cash. and &45 time z. r.
ooe's superphosphate Of Lime, seo
| super phosphate of Lime $65; Whanns Raw Bone
Superphosphate. $50: Lodi Manufacturing Co.
Pure Bone $4s;do do double refined Poudrstts $50;
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

Conservative M MeesinR Am Richmond.
ROCKINGHAM. N. O., July 49, 1871.
Pursuant to the request of the Executive
Committee, the friends of Constitutional
Reform assembled in the Court House I'm
Rockingham, at thre O'Clock, p. M, of the
17th inst.
On motion of Il. c. Wall. Esq, Col. Jes-
sic Hargrove was called 10 tue Ohsir, and
j. T. LeGrand and 4. F. Bizzell were ap-
pointed Secreearie..
The object of the meeting having been
explained to be to provide for thorough
canvass of the county.
Col. w. l.. Steele moved that committee
consisting Of one from each township be
appointed to draft resolutions, and to take
into consideration all other matters proper
to be acted upon by the Convention. The
motion having been carried, the Chair sp-
pointed the following gentlemen to COM
pose the committee DR.. D. n. Patterson,
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

On motion. each township was entitled
to woes to nominate candidate Tor
Convention. Col. A. A. McKoy received
60 votes, which made the nomination
III a1imous.
Upon the announcement from the chair
of the unanimous voice of the meeting for
A. A McKoy. he was called out, and res
D nded III short and very feeling speech
Of &C ,eptance.
On motion, the proceedings and resolu-
tions we're ordered to be sent to the
JOURNAL, Star. Sentinel and Eagle, with q
request TO publish.
On motion the thanks of the meeting
were rendered to the Chairman and Secre-
taries. j. G. WILLIAMS, Cnm
1 wv. G: pki ktess earn,, Secretaries.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

ueetieg OF conservative Executive Com
.ton or Candidates-Can- o.
x.s.ors and peAk~rs.
A. meeting of the Executive Com
,,,ttee If the Conservative party of New
H.nover unity. held here yesterd4y
,be following nominations were unani-
mous1y made:
AID DILiel Shaw.
For Member of House of Representa-
,ire,-Dr. Wm. T. Ebnett.
The flowing appointments were made
for Township Canvass rs:
Caswel.-D. f. J. m Oson, Alias Han.
non, Geo. Corb=t and Owen HoliIDes
worth.
abkIin-J Jhn a. Corbet, Clinton Cor.
be-, n Fl FcuneIl, DR.. Q. ". Kerr aud
Dr.. J. 3 Suavey.
Masonhoro'-T. T. George. Beni. Far
rar, Jr J. A. Farrar and John a. Beasley.
CoI1mbiA-G F. Walker, NJ. Q. Collins,
Il D. Marshburp, J. ". Bordeaux and
E. Murphy.
Hollen-J. s. Hines. Jesse Bowden,
Dan'5 MILAN aud Peyton Lee.
Fl H,lIy-R t. Williams, J. ". Meeks.
J.c b james and II. Rochelle.
Uniou-Ja3 Fl. Alderman, Z. Powers. J.
81. Murray and r. E. Rivenba,k.
& rnett-Jos. T. Fey. t. G. Moore,
G o. Harper and T. ". Costln.
L:nsala-W. ". L1rkius, Bruce Will
lam. 4 D 3 )rdeanx aud II. B4gg.
Caye Fear-Thoma5 Williams, SamI
D.,i, acG David SaLde:a.
Gs4uj-R. !. N:zon, S okely Atkinson.
Iii uo.7a-.s aud DR.. Dougud MeMdlnu
T.I-Iss ? .iut-John Bidd.a, Nick Nor
rs. J G b HJrLc and Hosea Horne
Iae rame, Of tho Cauva,sers for the
r.ro Ward O: Wilmington will be au-
:. ul,cI he.. after.
.-y following appointments for speaking
vc-t slsde:
Ga Saturday, July 22l. at Lessbnrg. IN
L .iou-I. Ii C-wtn and W. 4. Eone,t.
On Z cs5ay, July 25 b. at Bldlle's
s;cre. IA J. -defal Point. J. Fowler and
;. Z. Bunting.
Oa Taosla7, July p n, ct HunpFrs3s
Ia H4ruc,t--C. w. MoJ.ammy aad c. II.
S,cam4n.
Ga Wednesday. j Jaly 2e.h, at Poios Gas
we'll. in Caswell-F. d Poisson aud Or. J.
3. Seavev.
On Thur-day. July 9th. at Ellington,
il Lincoln >. a. Asho and ". S De-
,ane.
Un Thursday, Jniy 9th. a. Hewetts.
hcs,l oi Plr,iuo's Greek, IN Mason boro'-
l.pj't ran.e, J. J. Fcwler and Luke
gIrClrmmv.
Ga iday, July 28 h. a. Shaking. IN
H5lly-Dtnisl Slaw, w e Ennett and
G ". McClsnmy.
On "A day, July 29th, at Sandy Ruu.
in Gr4ut- L. Hrlnscs. Il. 81. CowaD. s.
a. A he AID .. W. Me- ammy.
On Monday. July 3lst, At O4ks. in
Trankhn-J. D. Powets uud J. A. Eogel
hard.
On Tuesday, Augu 1st, at Williams, in
C,ne Fear-Jno. L Holmes, c. N. Sted-
nan, aid DanI Shaw.
On Well eslry, August ID, at Joe Ea
kips. il Columbla-J. d. Powers and w.
T Eu, ett,
Ou ", dnaeday. August "a, at Rocky
Poiot, Ia Huldeu-R II. Co aan and W. 3.
D-vsne.
DR.. ". w. Ha~riss, Jno. d. Love, ~.
H. Bernard. Dr. J. B Selvey and Juo. D.
Powers were appointed on the Finance
Committee.
J. A. ENGE1HARD, Ch'mu.
: 4. AsHE, Sec'y
d Ily journal 1917.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
TIE VERY LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
from Wushtnxtou

HA6uIk6TOH, ~. JUiY ~.
Macsrtney. the recent po,tCfice def4ulter, is
dead.
new trial fo- Sherman, tho sbor;ionist, wac
refused
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
The Pope recently declared to the College or
Cardinals, IN Latin alocuion, tn zt "AiI is lost
and only mira Gle can save us" He se=s no
possible help frs m man. and recommends his
hearers to sock in! erposi N from the Ami h,y
According TO q London correspor doEs, ,Napole On
visits town every day. He generally sIr0Is along
the suuuy side II Bond streei, or haunts the bJw
windows OF Cub house. He is very popular
with ihs working ciaeses, who cheer him. AID he
ID gtlIID1 very fat.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
BIZ fIiVAnA CABLE,
HAVANA, jay

HAVANA, Juy ~
General PslaDca telegraphs on the 18th that
EssRements occurred on the day before in
which one hu-d;e' insurgents were kie
and the rest di-per- Led. Nine Spanisrds were
kuIcd and ten unded.
According to Man ani'ie. correspou dent of the
D ra TWO exDrditions Of li0usters from
V.neZuea hsve landed.
Q1nsada's proc 4mAtion announcs the sai ing
of three exp dItious in the steamers rginia,
8olIver q od another who e name Is not kuown.-
No Official conf nation of the second landing
has come to hand.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

JACKS OF, july IL.
The public printing question VII b, called in
the Chanoery Court Io-mC. .ow. Inc opinion
prevails that DlmoAll & Raymond. the old II
cum bents will IoEe the II so, thegmSElll at
once appeal. hoping thereby to cause delay Gnd
force the Governor into compromise.
Tbs PIocS attack upon the Governor hss
rendered that ps ser quite unpopui,r with the
Repu5licAns, and IL is thought that it vii! have
little influence In the coming canvass. Gov.
Powers aod other leading Republicans endorse
the q GovernoEs coprse
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
WHILE asking attention to the advertise

WHILE asking attention to the ADVERTISE
ment of The Stanton (Va.) Baptist Fe-
male Institute, it is only necessary to refer
- the pronounced testimonials append d
thereto, which not only emanase from the
highest possible sources, but are exhaust
i've and emphatic in their terms.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
RATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the World -
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and Insta antaneous
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints OF
Unpleasant Odor. The genuine W A. BatcheI.
ore Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY eplen-
did Black or Natural brown. Does no: Stain the
Skin, bnt leaves the Hair Clean, soft and Beauti
full. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by
all Drnggists. Factory 1S Bond street, NeH
York.
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Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
th sales as follows

tPlNIT' 1OkPENIlNE.-Ul TFlday Ia5t The
l@2 cents on preTious days rates. sales BENZ az
made at 46 cents. On aturday there was
further dec inc of cent. with sales at As cents,
which fku"e the market ruled up to the close
OF Wednesdays bu-inese. To-day (ThDrsdayl
there Is an active request, and the market is
strong, with deci led advancing tendency, and
OK in factcrs' hands. The sales ale as
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

DLADEN COUNTY.
HIS I5 TO CERTIFY TBArIHAyE BFys
O euffsr' r for many yeas from Herni. ana have
used ali he M ens usuAl in such aees-used q
Trues IS years. Of d'f1erert kinds. but failed to
get relief Until used T. uss under the direc-
ton OF Dr. J. T. echo1wald. which tn nix has
ma Q perfect euro OF me. and / would recon.
mend all sudereEs to ute his TruSees II they
wish ready reliet.
July 18th, 1871.
juy2l 94vs.
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e E Y | Z IT
& E vi Z IT
OF THE
W LMINGTON MA RK ETS
FOB THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
July 30, 1871.

TURPEHTIEE For this article there has been
a ste ady el quiry for distiIling purposes during
the week, and the market has ruled finn at an
advance OF 20025 cents on soft-closipg at 81 so
for virgin, IS so for yellew dip. AID 81 for hard,
x3 280 fbJ. Receipts are rather small, reaching
Aan hhIs with salns fnlInws
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
PARIS. July 10.

IAh1Ss July 40s
DEGREES OF tho 6vh and I9:h of Septemer, 1870,
'evyin0 IN 0ors duty of three frarcs aud SIX y
ceutImes tch bete OF cotton have boon abfp-
gated al it is thought that the minister OF FL
oanco, Pom er Quarpier, has concluded TO aban-
dun the propOsed dat es npOn raw NJ AteriAl
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
From CRi .fornfR.

San fRANCIsoo, July 10
The Nstions' Guard, returned Irom Amador
county this morning. work Aying been resumed
Ia ali the miues.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

Essays for Young Men. on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES. which Interfere with MAR
aIAGE-with sure means of relief for the Er-
ring and Unfortunate. diseased and debilitated.
-ent free, in scaled envelopes. Address, HOW
AID AS >OOIATION, No. 2 8. Ninth st., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
may ID 193 -3md&Hca