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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-31

Ros1N-We have no change OF importance to
renort in this article since our last. Receipts
have been unusually light for some weeks, anc
there is no stock worthy OF report oHerlng on
market. in consequence or which very rev sales
nave taken place For strained and the inner
GRADES of Ne l and Pale there has existed
Good en0uiry and the market has ruled nfm at
former fgurss For no and the medium grades
there has been less frmness, still parcels nave
fonnd sale when offered. About 20 bbls OF neW
c,.o1 lave been received aud sold at 81 50. The
saIes reported are as follows Friday, 680 bbls
AZ 60 % for strained, 50 rs for No and 50 20 Tor
MOI: Saturday, l42 bbls at 50 20 for strained, 81
Ok ~, NO 2. and s. so for No |; Tuesday, 80 bbls
At "a 95 for No 2, and 81 SO for extra No 2-F
Dbl of $50 lbs: 100000. s;,oa o,,r
sst from shippers and the price has improved
fnIIv a cents-the.market closing at 81 III. BE-
cai1ts ara moderate. and for the week reacn oS1
| hhis w;tI, saIes as followsi $40 bDIe at u %,
2se DO at$2, 22O do at 50 O5. and u do at W III
| % Dbl. e.. or,,,v sn;r;t b.rrals
!. withont ehange. There ia q full stock IN deal
ara; hands and scarcely any demand exists. re-
onota from wharf follows Second aano
cconntrv s2Nf2 10 IS they run. 81 25@$z 81 1or
ooiactad and 50 500t2 GO for new New York
20 60Os2 rs for second hand, and 81 750$3 eacn
for new according to quantity and quahty.
/ prrsyay-Selis 1t 2Sa29 cents y d.
| -RErT OATrLE-Vsry few are coming to market
and there "a only q light stock IN Dutcne
b.nds There exists a fair demand. ana We
nnote as selling on the hoof at to II cents .
| ID, for net meat g.zrsz- 6 DASH So
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FAIR BLUFF, N. o., March 25th, 1871

Whereas certain parties, prompted by NAL CT
ous motives or an inordinate desire to tattle,
regardless of propriety, good sense and truth.
have seen fit to originate and circulate reports
still circulating the same with studied variations
and surmised additions. much to my detriment
aud intense annoyance, / publish this card,
based upon the above medical certificate, to re-
ieYe their eratuitous anxiety and to correct i'm:
pressions made by false reports. A high regard
for the feelings of others and q desire to avoid
On blicty have delayed too long this publication.
If those, who viii undoubtedly understand
this will be as industrious to correct, as they
were to circulate certain reports, they viii only
do Justice, but il they insist upon my doing more
to di sprove them they at liberty to institute
the inYestig alton. am at their command-ask.
ing in justice to myself that the truth be made
~ * JAMES A. WEARS
mar3l s- s. = 157-d&H
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legislature of North Carolina.
SENATE.
MONDAY, March %, 1871

MONDAY, March %, 1871.
Resolution authorizing the Treasurer to
borrow 5000, 900 was passed.
R;II constituting a Board of Internal
improvements. (Appoints w. +. Martin,
John L. Morehead, DR.. A. J. DeRosset,
John w. Graham, w. Fl. Willard, -. A.
Davis, Ed. W. Jones, and w. L: Love the
Board.) Passed it's several readings.
Mr.. Merrimon obtained suspension OF
the rules, to take up bill concerning the
Western North Carolina Railroad, and in
troduced therefor substitute, which was
mt upon its several readings.
Mr.. Love offered two amendments to
the bill, providing that the Western North
Carolina Railroad shall be completed ac-
cording to the legislation thereon prior to
August. 1868. and that whatever amounts
nav be saved out of the $1,000, 900, ap-
preparation shall be applied only to the
building of the road from Asheville west
ward. Adopted.
Mr.. Worth favored any bill that would
build the Western n. 9. Railroad, but In
sisted that it be so wOrded as to save the
State, or the interest Of the n. q. X. r.,
IN tia mortgage bonds issued in favor of
that road. II the road was sold, without
a reference to the debt of the State, it
wonld merely leave the State with O debt
of two and a half millions in mortgage
bonds in the Central Road and nothing to
pay with.
MIR. Flemming said that it was one of
two alternatives, either to sell the inter
ests of the State and thereby secure the
completion OF the road, aud thus save to
the State something, OF, let it be sold as it
VIII be, and soon, under the hammer, and
GO for a mere song, the State losing ALL
Mr.. Merrimon stated that unless this
niIi was passed, there were already Writs
acainst the company for large amount,
nd lawyers were already engaged to bring
more suits, and the whole affair be sold
under the hammer. It was necessary TO
take Just such steps as those to save to
the State and private stockholders their
interest in the road.
Bill then PASSED it's second reading.
Bill put upon it's third reading anG
passed.
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SENATE.
EVENING SESSION,
MONDAY, March q

MONDAY, March q, 1871.
Message from the House informing the
Senate of the passage of resolutions i'm
pcaching Judge E. w. Jones.
Mr.. Latham moved to send message to
the House informing that body that the
Senate will receive the articles of I'M
parchment when the House shall be pleas
ed to present them.
Mr. Love offered q substitute, that the
Senate will receive the articles OF lmpeach-
ment on Wedne sday after the third Mon
day In November next
Mr.. Graham, of Orange, said that this
motion was little premature.
The DOOrkeeper announced the pres
ence of the Honorable Board of Managers
of the House of Representatives.
The Board, &C nsisting of Messrs 5. l..
PHILIPS A. M. Nc Afee, S. A. Ashe, David
Settle aud ". E. Withers, were invited
forward and assigned seats.
Mr.. Phillips, chairman. said
Mr.. PRE-. IDENT:-We nave been direct
cd by the House of Representatives to i'm
peach Edmund w. Jones, Judge of the
Second Judicial District of North caro-
lima, of high misdemeanors in office; and
in the name Of the House OF Representa-
tives of all the good people of North Caro-
lima 10 demand that the Senate take ac-
ton thereon, and have the said Edmund
w. Jones appear before the Senate rs a
Court of impeachment.
Mr.. Phillips then presented the articles
of Impeachment.
The clerk then read the articles of i'm
peacbment.
President Warren said 1t is the duty OF
the chair to announce to the honorable
Board of Managers aud through it to the
House of Representatives, that the Senate,
will take due notice CT the articles, and
will notify the House accordingly.
Mr. Gilmer moved that the Senate re
solve itself into high court of impeach
ment, for the trial of e. W. Jones, Judge
&C., on articles preferred by the House Of
Representatives.
The chair then announced the organize
ton of the Senate as Court of Impeach-
ment.
The clerk proceeded to call the roll o
Senators, and administered the oath to al
sent-thirty- in number.
The clerk and officers of the court wer'
then qualified.
Mr.. Moore moved that the rules adopted
by the Court of impeachment in the tria
of w. W. Holden, be adopted for thi
Court of Impeachment. Adopted.
Mr.. Gilmer offered an order that sum
mons be issued to Edmund W. Jones
Judge of the End Judicial District, to ap
pear and answer the articles of impeach
ment exhibited against him, and that tn
said summons be made returnable on Fri
day morning next at IL M. Adopted.
Mr. Moore moved that the Court adjour
until Friday IL A. M. Adopted.
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Seeds and
Agricultural

Throat ARecti0ns and HOarseness.-Ali
suffering from Irritation of the Throat and
Hoarseness will be agreeably surprised 81 tns
almost Immediate relief afforded by the use of
"Brown's Bronchial Troches," The demu!cent
ingredients alIay pulmonary irritation; and, al.
ter public speaking or singing, when the throat
ia wearied and weakened by too much exercise,
their nse will give renewed strength to the vocal
organs. 3, --e...a---- /. - 1890.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

On motion of Mr.. Carrie q bill 10 allow
the Commissioners of Cum berland coun-
ty to levy special tax. was taken up
and passed its second reading, yeas 60,
nays 4.
On motion OF AIR. Kelley. of Moore, a
bill allowing the Commissioners of Moore
county to issue bonds, was taken up and
passed its third reading. Yeas So, nays 8.
A bill in favor Of John S. McNeill and
others, for the capture of Henry Oxendine,
passed its second reading.
On motion Of Mr. Stanford, bill pre-
veutiog the sale OF spurious liquOr with
in two miles of Point Caswell, in New
Hanover county, was taken up and passed
its severa! readings.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1871.

Mr.. Phillips, from the Board OF Mana
ment Of Judge Jones, reported that the
Managers had appeared before the bar OF
the Senate, exhibited articles OF impeacn,
ment against Judge Jones and demanded
that the Senate should take order In the
matter, and that the Senate had signlneo
its intention of taking order, &c.
On motion of Mr.. McAfee the bill to
amend the act to provide for a system OF
Public Instructions,was taken up and pass
ed its second and third readings.
TThe hill provides that Sheriffs shall pay
over the school tax to county Treasurers-
and that tae Superintepdent Of Public In
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A girl in Springfield, Illinois. fell in love
with ner OWL brother, and when the young
fellow understood the matter he packed up
his carpet bag and started off for Califor-
MIA, declaring he would never be heard
from again.
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, Marcel

TUESDAY, March %, 1871.
MIR. Allen presented a petition from
prominent agriculturists of Duplin county,
calling the attention of the General As
sembly to the fact that certain traders are
engaged in purchasing stolen agricultural
products 70 such an extent as to call for
legislation on the subject in the interest
of the farmers of the country. Mr.. Allen
asked that the petition be read and refer
red to the committee on the judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Linney, the bill abol-
ishing the general ticket system of voting
and providing for a separate ticket at
elections, was taken up.
Mr.. Graham reported from the finance
committee the machinery bill necessary to
put the revenue law in operation. Moved
O suspension of the rules; agreed to. Yeas
80. nays 5.
By agreement the bill was read and CON
sidered by sections.
Mr., Linney's amendment, allowing per-
sons to list lands that are divided by d
county line in the county where the owner
resides. He said that the amendment
| had been suggested 70 him by several gen
| tlemen.
MIR, Dargan opposed the amendment,
said it would work great Injustice in some
sections.
| On the section allowing an exemption OF
one hundred dollars worth of personal pro
[ perty, Mr.. Robbins, of Davidson, moved
to amend by inserting two hundred dol
lars.
Question required upon the amendment
of Mr.. Robbins, of Davidson.
Mr.. Love hoped the amendment would
not prevail. There were 200,OO voters IN
the State, and allowing each voter to pay
tax, this exemption would exempt $4O,-
| 600, 600 worth Of property.
/ Amendment of Mr.. Robbins prevailed
! Section as amended, adopted.
j Bill then passed its second and THIRD
/ readings without further amendments.
i THE bill contains forty-two sections.)
! ON motion of Mr.. Love, the rules were
/ snsnended and bill amending chapter zoe
public laws, concerning the Medical Boarc
of North Carolina, was taken up and pass
ed its several readings.
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(See Testimonial Circular. Sent F5ee)
REV STYLES AND REDUCED PRICES this
rnoath. An illustrated Catalogue, with elegant
illustrations from photographs and full informa-
ton. cent free. Address MASON y HAMLIN
ORGAN CO., 500 Broadway. New York, or 154
fremont street, Boston.
For sale in Wilmington by P. HEINSBERGER.
nov25 51-deod&w6mch
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A CARD.

II CERTIFY 1 HAVE AT HIS OWN REQUEST
1 examined Mr.. James A. Mears of Fair Bluff,
n. o. as to his physical condition and find him
1T sonnd constitution affected by any physi-
cal defect or disease whatever. Also, that nev-
ar treated him but once, and that time pre-
scribed for Cholera Morbus, for which he paid
my bill, only Too Dollars:
EVAN NORTUN, n d.
Fair Bluff, n. O., March 25th. 1871.
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structions shall apportion to each county
according to. he census, &c.
By MIR. Bryson, of Jones: A bill to
amend the act to incorporate the Planters
Roilroad company; referred.
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Spirits TURPENTINE.-Under more favorable
resorts from abroad the market for the week has
ruled firm. and prices have advanced FULLY 50 cts
listed each day, and all that could be reached has
been taken lowing, oEever, to the m9agre re-
ceiDts and light stock Offering, the sales have
been limited. The market closes firm st 48 cent?,
with factors generally holding higher We quote
sales as follows
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''Schnapps il g. remedy in chronic catarrhal
complaints, ETC.:
tal great pleasure in bearing highly credit
able testimony to it's efficacy as g remedial agent
in the diseas es for which you recommend it.
Having natural tendency to the mucous
faces, with slioh hit degree of stimulation, re-
gard it as one of the most important remedies
in chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those
of the genito-urinary apparatus. With much
respect, your obedien+ servant,
CHAS. A. LEAS, III. D., New York.
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& E Y | E "
OF THE
WILMINGTON NJ 4 Z K EFT S
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
March 30 1871.
OF THE

TURPEsTISE.-Sincet the close of our review on
Thursday last there has been good demand for
this article, and the price is cents bstter Tor
soft. Receipts are very light, nearly all OF the
old crop having been brought to market. and for
some weeks will in consequence be meagre. until
the new crop begins to arrive. We have sales to
enort of only ,7G8 bbie., as follows
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beg leave to call the attention Of the reader
to testimonials in favor OF the Schnapps:
feel bound to say that regard your 6CHNAPP5
as being in every respect pre-eminently pure,
and deserving of medical patronage. At all
events it is the purest possible article OF Hol-
land gin, hereto ore uuobtAinable, and as such
may be safely prescribed by physicians
DAVID l.. MOTT, nj. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist New York,
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Woye's Sc7iedane Scltaoapps
Is good for Collie and pain in the stomach.
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Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. IL feel that We have
now a1I article of gin suitable for such cases as
that remedy is adapted to.
DR.. J. w. BRIGHT,
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Among the Americans abroad the French
insurgents are known SIS the Ku Klnx of
Paris.
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ness and disgraoeful conduct in Raleigh.
Article 2 in reference to the same thing
in Goldsboro'.
Article in relation to the same in Tar
boro'.
Article charges the same misdemean-
or In the town of WILLIAMSON, Martin
county, where he went to hold Court
Article 5 contains charges of q like ma
ture to those in the 18th article of occur
rencss in Williamson, but differing in
certain particulars.
On motion the House then adjourned.
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Pine Steam SOlced Lumber Cargo rdteS-per
600 feet

MOLASS ES-Demand N Od6rGt0 aud market fair.
~ supplied with most kinds. Sales being
ade from store and wharf at figures given in
table.
shipment, and the market rules firm at quota
tioDs given in our last. Very few being
brought in, and consequently the sales are con.
fignres So 55f0$2 60 for fair, So Is D$2 rs for
prime, 81 1892 80 for extra, and IS % bushel for
fancy.
stock email. We quote from store at 81 TO 81
so u bbI 'or eating. Sweet areAselling at 70 to
! 80 - bushel.
! PoULrRY-ls coming in sparingly, and the mar
ket ID very poorly supplied. Demand good, and
we quote live fowls at 50 go cents, and dressed
! at 40045 cents each.
j PRov1s1oNs-North Carolina BACON has been
brought in rather slowly for the week just ended
but note fair stock in dealers hands. The
market rules steady, with a moderate demand
for retailers purposes, and we report sales
having taken place at 1904 cents for shoulders,
150l54 cents for sides, 141(0l5 cents for hog
round, and l6018 cents % ID for hams, as i'll
quality. With Western the market Is fully sup
pied; the demand ia light, and prices have de-
| dining tendency. Only small sales from store
as follows Smoked, 11a9123 cents for shoulders,
130l33 cents fer eides. and 1903 cents for
hams !; dry, saited. 1O4@113 cents for sholders'
and 13@l34 cents % ID; for sides --LARD.I,
supply of Northern fully fair and only a light
business doing at 13 to 10 cents, as in duality
sm all receipts of North Carolina, and sales at Is
cents % 1b-PoRK.-Nort is in email
stock but sufficient to meet the retail demand
See table for store prices.
SALT-Only light enquiry, and supply MOI
crate sells from store at 81 35a$1 40 for Ameri
can. and 81 45a$1 so u sack for Liverpool
ground.
sHINGLEs-Market dull, and only occasions
| I'm all eale for building purposes at 50 5Oa$2 q
for Common, and 81 50as5 SO % ID for Contract
, TIMBER Continues to be in very l@ir enquiry
for mill purposes, and the market rules at sbou
last quotations given-the demand being mostI.
for the better, grades Receipts are about -
RATS, nearly all of which has changed hands a
figures given in table.
, WooD-Suppy good, and demand msagre.-
Sells bv the boat load at 81 25a$2 so for pine
50 50 for ash, and 81 75as3 u cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-Quite large number OF vessels
have arrived for the week, which has cause
soma dullness in the market to coastwise ports
though we have no quotabe change to make o.
former rates. Produce continues to come
: slowly and but little Offering at present. Sc
table for rates.
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Woye's ScAiedam Scbmopps
Is initiated and counterfeited, and purchasers
will have to use caution in purchasing.
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26 PINE STREET, NEW YORK, Nov. Il. 1867
have made chemical examination OF O sample
of your 'Schiedam Schnapps," with the intent
of determining if any foreign or Injurious sub
stance had been added to tho simple distilled
spirits.
The examination has resulted in the conclus-
ion that the sample contained no poisonous
harmful admixture. 1 have been unable to dis
cover any trace of the deleterious substances
which are sometimes employed in the adultera-
ton of liquors. / would not hesitate to use my
self, nor to recommend to others, for medicinal
purposes, the ''Schiedam Schnapps" ex-
cellent and unobjectionable variety OF GIN Very
respectfully yours,
(Sigued) CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY, IS EX-
CHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK, Nov. Is, 1867-UDoL-
Pho WOLFE, ESQ: DEAR SIR: The undersigned
have carefully and thoroughly analysed a sample
CT your Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps," select
ed by ourselves, and have found the same free
from all organic or inorganic subatances, moro
or less injurious to health. From the result of
orr examination we consider the article one of
superior quality healthful beverage, and
ehrectual in it's medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours,
EEgneO ALEX. TRIPPEL, Chemist
FRANCIB e. ENGELHARD, nj ID.
For sale by all respectable Grocers and Drug
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
% BEAVER ST, N. Y.
marl4 142-3md&wclI
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The wheat prospect in Virginia is con-
sidered very fine.
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WOIfe's SChiedam SChnappS
Is recommended by all the Medical Faculty.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
MONDAY. March 27.

MONDAY, March 81, 1871.
On motion of Mr.. Johnston, of Bun
combe, the bill supplemental to the act
compelling Sheriffs to settle for public
that the provisions of said act shall not
apply to Sheriffs in counties where there
have been or are suits in regard to the
Office.
Ga motion of Mr.. Loftin the whole mat
ter was laid on the table.
The chair announced Messrs Phillips,
Withers, Ashe, McAfee and Settle, as the
Board of Managers to conduct the i'm
peachment trial of Judge Jones before the
Senate.
The bill entitled IAN act to raise revenue
was taken up and passed its third reading
yeas 80; nays So.
On motion of Mr.. Ashe bill TO allow
the County Commissioners of New Han
over county to levy special tax was taken
up and passed its secord reading yeas g.,
nays 5.
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WOlfe'S SChiedam SChnappS
Is good for all Urinary complaints.
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SEN AWE
SPECIAL ORDER.

TUESDAY, March %, 1871.
IFrIf HT.nNr CIrrCInN-
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RateE OF Freight.

d. C.oao. Per Sailing
0' ''''e't'ii"A' Vessel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24
blackberry Wine.

The RarGi South Land gives the following re-
eeipt for making blackberry wine: To oyery
gallon Of the fruit pour half gallon OF boiling
water. and let them stand "A hours Then pour
on the juice (pressing the berries) through a
colander into an open vessel Strain again
through flannel bag, and 10 every gallon of
juice add two and half pounds Of good clean
sugs<. Stir il UP well and put into demiiOhns
hlling them entirely These should be kent full
to the brim, and for this purpose a botfIefui OF
the juice should be reserved, from which the
denijohn should be replenished daily, until fer
mentatiOn ceases, when the wine should be
poured on in an open vessel, and clarified in the
following manner: Wash sand (half a pint will
be sun cient for fve gallons Of wine) until the
water VIII run clear from il. Beat % this the
whites Of four eggs, and stir into the wine
When IL has settled, and the wine looks per
reetly clear, pour OF carefully into de.aijohns
putting a piece Of muslin inside the funnel
Cork tightly and set in a cool place where it viii
not be disturbed until December or January. A
few days before bottling, have the bottles well
washed, dried and summed. Strain the wine
again into large pitchers, taking particular care
not 70 turn the demiiohn back AFTER beginnins
20 pour from IT, a. II stirs up the sediment which
IL az the bottom Cover the inside OF the funnel
with a piece Of muslin before placing h i'm the
mouth OF the bottle, and cork IL immediately.
driving the cork IN with a wooden mallet. NeveT
use ed corks. Seal carefully with cement and
keep in a cool place, with necks OF the bottles
down