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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09

he expressed himself to US, he thinks that
it will succeed, and that one of the most
remarkably intelligent bodies of men ever
called together in this State. will be the
delegates in the Convention. This gentle
man ia a man CT remarkable intelligence.
and he has given ths matter q careful and
deliberate attention. He is thoroughly
conversant with the merits of the question
at Ii sue, aud with the characters of the
most prominent men in the State. Of either
party.
We are glad. always. to meet fair and
Lbs raj argument with like return. and to
accord to others the sane sincerity which
we, ourself, prof -ss. Still. when man
lost his 'emptr and resorts to abuse to
pie a bis csnse. we are apt, either to ques-
ton the sincerity of his motives, or to
imagine that he himself begins to believe
that the ground he holds is no longer ten
abe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09
OUR NEW ENGLAND CORRESPON-
DENT.

Providence, II. E.-Public BuiIsfngs-C0t-
ton ufactOrIes-BeautiGuI Church.
cs-POlitics-Fau River ranufacaortes
Sc &c
The New York herald., 1871-11-11

80 MACpOUGAL STREET NEAR PRINCE = A
" front Room with Board suitable for gentleman an
single gen.lemen also Room for Light house
keeping.
The New York herald., 1871-11-11

Bsiween the acts SOLO ON THE CORNFT win be
s"e ~ '' LEVI Wy permission OF Mr. James Fisk, Jr)
The New York herald., 1871-11-11
AMUsESlENry.

A CADEmY-kiIsSOh TO-DAY.
Third I'D matinee OF the
ys,s yssr,sAk9,nh ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
iniS SATURDAY A. ~ Z, NJ, Doors open is's
MI. Nile; CHRISTINE NILSSON as Marguerite
Mss CAHf, NJ CAPOUL. NJ BARRE, M. JANET, &c
IN aonday evening, Nov. "a, At r. NJ, FAUST.
r. MAA MAhETlEK, Musical Direct lr and Conductor
seats now at the Academy also 7Ol ami lld broadway
Mahnee prces-Genera admission S2 reserved seats AZ
an M %, uieSs chc'e o"xes 81; upper boxes, sl6.
WACHTEL ON TOUR or GRAND CONCERTS
w commencing 10 NEW HAVEN Nov Su uApTiopD
NOV. 2li fRONtDENCE, Nov ~; BOSTON Nov 24 and 95
seats Tor sale al the Academy and III Broadway IN Y
w PosiTiyr,y y MM!AGnHTEL !nEL wACHTEL.
oiEhh oEASON on record the Stadt The,tra ps-a.~
MONDAY, TkOvAT0kE. WACIITEI. tbe sRE Tpsr' 'y'
s.AhhiSO living with Miss CAhISSA "a I.eonars
WEDNESDAY, FAREWELL NIGHT POSTILI,i0N
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, last bu, two pert ormepce,
OF MR. AND MiiS. w. j.
FLORENCE,
EILEEN oGE
F. EILEEN oGE.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT2
SATURDAY NIGHT ATS
In preparation and shortly win produced an entirely
New, Romantic, Pctriial and Realistic Drama, winch will
he elegant and c,nt or
written expressly ior this establishment by @ LEON.
called
PARIS;
OR, DAYS OF THE COMMUNE
Seats reserved from A. NJ. r. NJ Once at
Schirmers 70 Broadway, and the Erie ticket olce
Tweulleth street. Broadway and Firth avenue
The New York herald., 1871-11-11

INARa FOR sALE-NEAR KORwALk, CONN.,, CON.
II sisl,ss bo good issd with dwelling house,
olicr 0ulbubpgs attschej prcc t5OO0 Inquire
The New York herald., 1871-11-11

AIBLo'S GARDEN.
IN PERFECT TRT MPH.
Uses CROM DED TO OVERLOOKING.
TWO PERFORMANCES TODAY.
MATINEE AT 3, EVENING AT g.
Mr.. SDTIIERN,
will appear IN Tom Taylor's Comedy OF
our AMERICAN COUSIN
played by him 6W Nights AZ the Havmarkci, Lrn ion)
ASA fKENCHARD. Mr. J. 7. RAYMOND
1EU.ui =. ..Miss huS EhLt.
FLoktkCE TRENCHARD. ....::... Mss NELLY KEMP
The other characters by Messrs. HALE MORTON PEAR
SON, TEASDALE, sfONER. COLLIER, Miss BESSIE
SUDLOW, Nine. NJ. O. MlCHALS, ac
Reserved Orchestra Stalls and Parqnet Circle 81 30
Family Circle Crosby street, Cents
Performance I commence at O'Clock prec sely
Carriages be ordered 10 80.
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TENTH WEEK
Eek

DIVORCE.
EVERY NIGHT until fur
ther not ce and every SATUR-
DAY AtTe kN0oN Will be
performed the very brilliant
rama ol The times, oy Mr.:
AUGuSrfN DAILY, entitled
"DIrORCE," with magnih-
cent new scenery; briltiant
fashionable toilets; furniture
q la mode. Characters by the
NEW COMEDY COMPANY,
including Miss Fanny Morant,
Fanny Davenport, Clara Nor
rs, Linda Deitz, Mrs. Gilrert,
Mar Cary, Nellie Mortimer,
Kate ClaA.on. Ida ferance;
MIR. d. II. li.,rkins, James
Lewis. ". j. Len,nynr, W.
Davidee, Louis james. iip.rv
.ri-p. Owen f'awcett. ID.
whiting. George Devere,
Chapman, Burnett, Bcekman,
Godfrey.
The New York herald., 1871-11-11

Tor SAJ.f.-OS ACCOUNT Of 1iiE DEPARTURE OF
the owner 10 krrcpe, the celebrated sea oeu fianla.
lvn about 10 mica east from New Orehus on nnvpsbc
waters, the shore, aud New Orleans AMI xotuc
Railroad: about ,g0 acres 7p Upeped. nney ADAPTED TO
tobacco, Sea Island upland cotton lwii
duco bale Of eiLer 70 the acre. perfectly hesthul and
free from cideuis hcnttng boatdg hsnng nd bathing
uusurpassad elegant residence, gn house and all
prnycmenls viii he sod stocked aud furnished stands
Arpy al once W A. u READ, Lsq, y. Liberty
street. Ncw YORK.
The New York herald., 1871-11-11
ANU az MENr~

ETH AVENUE THEATRE
~ Cath street, near Broad
way. Curtain risss at y.
The New York herald., 1871-11-11

~.
cbspnao, Burnett. Boekman
Godfrey.
given by NJ LEVI by permission Mr. James Fisk, Jr)
ELEVENTH, MATINEE
"DIvoRcE"
,,rc,., SATURDAY NEXT, at ~ O'clock
ING DAY at one O'clock =. Reserved seats NAV be se
cured at the box otice ten days. advance.
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
p psoTan corner Oh Fourteenth street and Broadway.
sr4rES6SGs T5i Ss, NOVELTY AND xrra1oiiSSssn.
me most varied performance witnessed
r.ALs nFsSS "a asS sSislsS Ss ssiiaar
MATiSEE. MATiNEEES AT sH O'CLOCK.
MATiSEE.. MA1TiiSSEEE. mATIsEEEt mMAATTIIssEE At 2h O'CLOCK
r,.u. CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
Engagement q sHsSsSs "a sEis' sT,lssi SHsfirnorrr
TIE SoSsEo9 s ifs hHe foGsrl1s Sc *
Last two 2 pSer1ormsnses Ir1I,s1e Of the wonderful
THE RAySos FHtS TRorHfSs, fHsaif H3eaf7 uauERrY
81 ans w 81 'sssorns to
0ssfP EDsf1 a.''i x5v xsys" - FIVE sokE NEW
RoorH's THEATRE. OWENS.
OF the celebrated and popular comedian,
MIR. JOHN y. OWENS
TOMORROW EVENING.
AND EVERY EVENING DURING TaE WEEK.
IN MS great 'A'fA'''5'si.ies cAhfs 2 IFslyxxeR,
orruE CRICKET pS' on THE HEARTH.
N a'1giHs cHsrSas sToaY Si4'''"
Produced with
new scenery, new machinery and new arpointmsnts.
DOT MATINEE on SATURDAY. u. ~ O'CLOCK
secured v days ADVANCE the THEATRE also at
Ditson's Music Store, I'll Broadway
OLYMPIC THEATRE
II. D. VARIED ENTERtAINMENT
II. D. and constant change OF novelties
H H Introduced q g. every T. FoTPs PsFl0rmAAss OF
sressscna, ssy n rs,N sss ran'omim
H. H.BB T. iSIus,ns %.MTTsss the fssTrs, fslsGra'ed
Il. H. g. Mons and Mmc. MHRTENs ana Mile. GRETCHEN,
H D. scHEELE IN Their great sPecialties. Les Eccen'
'r'''ee' Ts hSsp K H' n%nLnf sf. sfs'
u. ID. arranged by Mons. IMRE kIRALFY,
AbhIE Exs%IISSSi .SASSsSyA S%SEiosbo
YOUNG Sos AboSls ssnsr anS lHfEEH9t 9hsUs
4. 2. and full and chcicnt Corps dc Ballet.
Il s. KlRALFY TRoUPE o. OF II HGsGARiAS 1RrIsrs.
i. Z. MATINEE EVERY wEEpSEsDAy AND sAruR-
f. sests secured six day, n advance and by telegram
ii. b. Special Complimentary Ma,er bcnrf, OF the
II. d. Veteran EPH HORN. Thursday, Noiem5er IL.
sATUkDAY. NOVEMBER H.
Hunpty Dumrty sat wal.
A Not ali The Kings no
Nor ah the Kings men
Could get Humpy DuInp'y up again
MATINEE
Commencing at Two O'clock
TO- | Scared seats One po
DAYI q. L. Foxs treat Pantominc
The New York herald., 1871-11-11

GRAND OPERA HOUSE
" ELLEN OgE.
EILEEN OGE.
EILEEN UdE.
EILEEN OsE.
EILEEN OaE.
EILEEN OGE.
EILEEN OGE.
EILEEN OGE.
kILEEN OGE
LAST MATINEE THIS DAY AT
EILEEN OGE.
EILEEN OHE.
EILEEN OGE,
EILEEN QUE,
EILEEN OaE.
EILEEN OGE.
EILEEN OGE.
EILEEN OGE.
MR. AND MKS. w. J. FLORENCE.
The New York herald., 1871-11-11

- chsne private family preferred within ten minutes
walk 81 Broadway and Twentieth Address stating
accommodations and terms which must be moderate A. A,
hes aid 0dicc.
The New York herald., 1871-11-11
ELusnlSG LOTS FOR $500 TO $3.50.

FLUSHING LOTS FOR $500 TO $3.50
speudid Tisc, Of Land, IN the most improving par OF
the village Of Fushipg for peny forty yea, the property
OF deceased during the present year. ~ now
being crsaef md subdvided Into building ois ~hch Tor ac
ceby cleapucss AMI desiratrny are unequaed ey any
Offering that have been p, the market N The vcn-
Ey OF New York. Discriminating persons OF moderate
ans, house al low price. ana YET
kpd stsnLes, are especi~ pDvhei 10
this rroperty which 10 on bgh gouni and sur
ly Come OIL The lots mont on
toe main street OF the owns trcad kvrnue whose loly
shade the rns1ed wake leAdng " ON me
The rrcrs which these lots are UeLg fod
ohef opportunity for investment seldom eqrsei Inc
completion Of Mr.. stewhrrs great raiHosd, now rapidly
prlcssing, Will doubtess double the value u the pfopefv
wn months DEPOT has been located lew steps
a. the south, thus Iac this properly between TIE new de.
loi and toe present centre ol 'hc ysge Iiccs S2yV 70
So5J; For aud fs Information apply 10
tne undersigned dhe owuc where an agent vii be N at.
tendauce morning, from ~ ~ O'Clock. TO accompany
Applicants TO view toe property without expense 70 them or
be viii call residence any hour
When requested h. III. SOONER, 20 Broadway, room Jy
The New York herald., 1871-11-11

I FLOCK EAST or CITY HhIL-fRANkfckI
i N4Gse. corner Of Frankfort William streets -1'J
Rooms sc 20 Il per day; ronuem and families CA LH
sulIiA pan. h1lse oteG al Eslai
The New York herald., 1871-11-11

NFARsIiAL'S SALE-By VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
M viii sc, this day, at 11 A. NJ, al I5s Clinton street,
q lot OF Jeweiry Gases. by order Of
Id, EINDSKOPF, CITY Marshal
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21
DR.. sAGE's CATARRH REMEDY

Is beyond all comparison the best prepar-
alton ever discovered. 1t is mild and
pleasant to use, producing no smarting
or pain, and contains no strong irritating
CT caustic drug or other poison. Its in
gradients are simple and harmless, yet
when scientifically and skillfully combin-
ed in just the right proportions they form
a most wonderful and valuable healing
medicine. Like gunpowder, which is
formed by the combination of saltpetre
sulphur and charcoal, the ingredients are
simple, but the product Of their combina-
tion is wonderful in its effects. 1t is a
powerful antiseptic, and speedily de-
stroys all bad smell which accompanies
so many cases, thus affording great COM
fort to those who suffer in this way. 1t
speedily subdues acute attacks of "cold
in the head" thus preventing their re-
sulting in Chronic Catarrh. Its cleans
ing, antisoptic, soothing and healing prop
critics are truly wonderful. The Catarrh
Remedy fluid should be applied by the
use of
DR.. PIERcE's NASAL DoUcHE.
which carries it high up and applies it T.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21
Husintss Cards.

W. w. THOMAS, Teacher of No-
w . cal Music. Agent for Pianos, organs
and Melodeons. 20 SALISBURY, W.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21

GoDEY.-For forty-two years of its
life it has been steadily growing in pop
ular esteem. Words in commendation OF
it are really superAuous. In every city
town, village, and hamlet and neighbor-
hood it has its subscribers, and finds its
admiring friends and ardent supporters in
the ladies of America. 1t deserves its
reputation, and has no superior. FASH
ion plates, patterns, steel engraving, poet
ry, stories, household receipts, and every
department ofinterest is well and judi
eiously represented. Enquire at the
Register Bookstore.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21

Fishing for crocodies on the Nile is a
sport which would have done Izaak Wal
tons heart good. \ big boat is equip
ped with II wndlass and strong line, to
which is added fine goose, with strong
hook under each pinion. The whole is
turned adrift, and before long crocodile
comes up, seizes the goose, and tows the
boat rapidly down stream. After he has
wearied himself by dragging the boat for
while, the line is pulled in, the mons
ter's head appears on the surface, and
bullet is adroitly lodged in his eye.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21
For the l.rGisrER
presentmcnt.


In the solemn silent night,
In the silvery sunshine's light
Rise, like white winged birds from thirkets
Whsperings to my spirits enr;
From the mystery Of being,
Where no eye save the All-sceng
Scans its solemn, sacred secrets, "child
Thy journeys end is near"
With no sigh or sense of sadness
Listen |, while holy gladncs4
Flowing seems to ill my spirit frsn the
FOunt that seems so near;
Where lifc's waters flow forever,
Where the spirit tbirsteth never
In the land Of light and glory, in it,
Native, sinless sphere.
Glowing with golden splcndor
Sweeps the vale of shadows yondrr,
On whose farther side city shines
Into tho darkness drear---
Gliding all the vapors dismal,
Lighting up the vale abysnal
Till the way seems part of Heaven to
The Heaven that seems so near.
Bridport, Vt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21
Sole Proprietor, Buffalo, n. Y

The FAMINE IN PERSIA. ac-
counts from Persia represent the devas-
tations from the famine to be more wide
ly spread and destructive than ever.
At Eesched, town of 100000 inhabi-
tants, $4,000 have perished, 20, 900 have
fed for their lives and the feeble remain
der have been carried into captivity by
Afghan banditt. Meanwhile the Shah,
after the fashion of Eastern rulers, has
wholly disregarded the sufferings of his
subjects, and ruthlessly left them to the
wretchedness and death which his own
incapacity has brought upon them.
While his people have been dying by
thousands under pestilence and famine,
his royal Majesty has taken his usual
hunting expeditions, and lived as richly
and recklessly as ever. A mob of sever
al thousand starving men and women,
who assembled before his palace gates,
conducting themselves in very riotous
manner, and coupling his Majesty's
name with opprobrious and disrespectful
epithets, awoke that worthy magistrate
to realizing sense of his situation. He
therefore issued an edict that bread
should be sold at a certain fixed price,
but as there was no bread to be bought
at any price this was not wholly satistac-
tory. After this he imprisoned the vizer
of the town and baked the bakers in
their own ovens. And still the people
are not happy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21

Mr.. Gladstone is a pedestrian of 1t
mean powers. 1t is stated that when re
turning from his recent official residence
at Balmoral Castle, he walked the dis
tance from the castle to Cloya, 26 miles
resting for the night at the village inn
and proceeding to Kirriemuir next day
still in pedestrian fashion
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21

Many Of the Chicago bellies who were
to have been married this month and
whose cards in many eases had been al
ready issued, have been obliged to post
pone the day indefinitely as the troas-
seaur and complete bridal outfit had
been reduced to ashes, and time and
money are both required to get second
edition
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-06-01


Mrs PARTNGToN ON Coolies.
Gas for the coolers coming here,
said Mrs. Darlington, as She wiped
her brow with Che old bandana
handkerchief, bearing the pictorial
representation of the battle of
lake Erie !; Il should say let 'em
come for goodness knows it is
hot enough, with every agof ones
clothes so satiated with moisture,
that one almost wishes to be a
great white bear and sit on top of
the North Pole, if it would be pro-
per, and ice 50 dearl The more
Of EN- the better, I should say,
with the mockery at ninety, and
going up at the goodness help usl
D if heaven would only freeze the
ponds over in summer what a
luxury it would be, with ice for
picnios, and no thank to the mono
polarizens, who are taking advan-
tages Of folks extremities, and arc
pinching EN- to make EN- pay, so
that a ten cent ice cream isn't
enough to fiji q hollow tooth with
if ANYBODY should want to, an iced
lemonade is not to be thought Of
without paying for it, and if the
Lord knows where it willend. un-
less the coolers come" She stop
ped exhausted in idea and breath,
wiping her face with her handker-
chief, while Ike sat beside the full
milk pan with d boat in it, the
sails of wich he filing by tanning
it with Mrs. P's great black Sum
day fan, with the red flowers on it,
that she had just laid away in the
drawer up stairs.
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the construction Of school houses
would be avoided"
Address
J. B. MERWIN,
Editor and publisher,
708 & no Chestnut st., Louis, Mo.

The La. e Texas Canal Co.,
have just gained its protracted law
suit and Is going vigorously to
work right away to push a canal
from Schooner Bay IN the lower
part Of this parish to White Lake.
This win furnish inside steamboat
navigation al the way from Lake
Arthur and Grand Chenier to
BerWicks Bay. al vast amount Of
land win be- drained and Cameron
Parish viii be opened up to imi-
grafton and commerce, as win also
be the entire southern portion of
Vermilion. A greater blessing
than this canal promises to confer
upon. a rich but isolated region
never come more unexpectedly
upon a more deserving people
than those who dwell beyond the
marsh and beside the sea. Mr..
Richard Smith Of Cameron, who is
the leading member Of the Com
pany, is now In The city, preparing
for active operations. Webelieve
they are to secure all State land
for twenty miles on each side Of
the canal and the Supreme Court
has condemned the State to pay
them for land sold since the htiga-
| ton began. We congratulate our
people upon their prospects in this
direction and promise to keep
them posted as the work progress
ses.=-Abbeyille Flag.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-06-01
ToUIsfana Directors,

Gov. g. H. MOUTON, Of @. Fl. Mou-
ton a CO.
Judge E. 7. MERRICK, Of Race, Fcs-
ter g. T.. z. Merrick.
+. ii. HATCH. Of Samuel Smith & Go
g. CHISM, Of Chism s Boyd.
JAMES JACKSON, Of jacobson s Man.
ton.
OCTAVE VOORHEES,, Of q. W.
Baneker & Co.
THOMAS FITZWILLlAM, of z. FItz-
william & 90.
r.. IS. MORSE, Proprietor City Hotel
Gen. B. B. SHINES.
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ash Capital d $3.50, 600. already paid
u rAnEsr orrlaE In u. LOWS

JAS. b. EADS ~ President
@. III. BUCKEER Vice President.
A. G. NOTATION Secretary.
w. Hatch General Agent.
w. w. GRISSOM Con't'g Physician.
JOHN p. THOMSON Actuafy.
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2. Limited Payment 1. i1a Policies.
8. Single Payment Life Policies.
A. Ordinary EndOwments-A Assn.
rance Policies.
5. Limited Payment Endowment
Assurance Policies.
/ s.. Single Payment Endowment
Assurance Policies.
Il The above are the most popular poh
cies, but ia addition thoreunto, th
Mound City issues
k0Ffeistifk Poiicies,
Participating Policies,
and in fact, al other classes Of Policies
Premiums are payable IN cash. but
IL the assured desires ONE THIRD of Cd
annual or soma aanud premium, ma
lremain unpaid II being endorsed As i
Interest bearing loan On the policy III
XII paid, 81 cancelled In dividends
Each policy holder Will share in I'll
tpROFTTS in THE proportion he mi
Ihaye CONTRIBUTED to the ASSET
81 tho Company
This Company makes no charge 4
lphlicy, fec 81 stamps,
The Louisiana Brunch Office IS in Il
Story Building, up Stairs, No. 3, Cd
Iner Camp &COmmon Streets, opposi
City Hotel New Orleans.
B d SHINES,
State Agent for La., New 0rleaas
DAVID ]. REID,
AneAt Cor Caicasieu kAHlsh.
Y WM III. RIIlKAfAN, ~. Ii,
= Consuilinr PHYSICIAN tor talesi
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