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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22

Refund the Money.
We have SAINT out over Nus THOUSAND Of
these Watches upon these conditions. and
have only been s&ksd 70 refund The money
in three oases, and not one of these Vas
ON account of dissatisfaction With the
Watch, but because the parties needed
the money more.
VIZ Rave 70 AGENTS, AND ouA Pl1czs
Am rn sASes 10 All. A AEsDEN1 or
O1zooN osxExAs CAN 1U1 4 WArcH ynoN
Is AND II Will COST Hm 10 MORE Tran n
I'm rxvrp m NV Yeax. Ar nm m
nFnAuD y ma R.cs Iasr-
: Special Notice. We do not sen
waltham Watches in any Imitation, Gilt,
Plated, Orid., Filled Gases whatever these
are all other names for Bnss or German
S;lverl. The wal.ham Watch is worthy
Of solid Gold or Silver Case, and We do
not prdpcAe to sellitin any other.
LET EVERY ONE SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
Address m FuL, -e--r r~-1 - q
/ no WARD 4 Co.
. Jeccllers aud iSitxrsnsass,
No. 7S5 BsoADwAY, NV YoeE.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22
NEW ORLEANS, CHICAGO
AND THE WEST.

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Blue Line, Via Cairo,
Ts'z~~ n WILL TAKEFREIGHT
H From New Orleans on first
class steamers,
LEAVING DAILY, AT 5 P. NJ, FOR
CAIRO, CHICAGO, AND ALL
POINTS NORTH, WEST AND
EAST, AT THE LOWEST
RATES.
All rates and all through bills of
lading from New Orleans by above
route given, signed and recognized
only at the General Office of the Com
pany, No. 81 Carondelet Street.
Shippers by this route save all dray-
age and transfer charges at Cairo,
and their goods are always under
cover, and no charges are made for
forwarding.
JAMES 7. TUCKER,
General Agent.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22

Is interchangeable, like Springfield rife
that is, any part of one Watch is exactly
like the same part in another and if ten
Watches OF one grade were taken apart,
and the screws, wheels, springs, &c, were
mixed together, ten watches could be
made by putting these parts together
again, withuot any reference to their
former combination. This is
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22

THE EXTRA Unveiled HAVE ELEVEN JEWEL
THE FULL JEwELLKD HAVE FIFTEEN
JEWELS.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22

The Mobile division of this road viii be
opened for business On
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22
RAILROADS.
s~S15NS>3SS~S~S>S
g PEctAk NOTICE
q. Louis, hsa Aoutail md Southern
/, Iailnad,

THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
To St Louis, Chicago. Omaha. San
Fnncisco, st Paul, Kansas City, Leav-
enworth, 81 Joseph, H
And all Points North, Ecst and West.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22

It must not only run uu day, butau night !;
not ONLY on soess'days, 6st on Sundays and
Holidays. II must run hanging up or lying
dopa-upside do,cn or right side UP. n must
keep rt1sming schen the ,ccarcr sits dorm or
stand up, WheH he tealks or rides. In fact,
is expected 10 do ITS d,dy al all times, in
every place and in svc'y position \.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27
THE HORTON DIFFICULTY,
Escape of the vessel Her Arrival at GIOu
cester-What President Grant says.

| a letter to the Boston Post, dated GlOu.
cester, Massachusetts, October II, says:
The story of the escape of the little
! schooner from British duraDce is an excl
ting one. Il will be remembered that the
EdTarel A. Horton, fishing schooner of
100 tons, owned by Messrs. w. NIcKeDzi
ard Harvey KnoWlton, of this town, was
seized during tlle latter part of last Sep
tember, by the English revenue cutter
Sweepstakes. Will le on cruise off Pictou,
N. s., on the allegeG charge that she had
violated the fishery law. The vessel and
cargo, consisting of $50 barrels of macke-
rel, wero taken into Guysbezough, N. s. ,
dismantled of her sails, and to use nauti-
cal expression, hauled up.
The captain and crew remained IN Guys.
borough for few weeks, thinking that thG
Court would soon investigate the case,
when they hoped to be able to prove that
no violation of the treaty had been COM
| mitted by them, and thus 20 be enabled to
return home with their ''catch." But this
anticipation OF the result was not to be
| realized, SO the crew returned home In
another vessel. Thus the matter fingered
along. The owEers wrote TO the ctlcers
of the Admiralty Court several times, but
no decisive answer in the case was received.
| The firm of Mckenzie and Kuowlton had
previously suffered from the seizure by the
| DOmINlOn auLnOrlC16S OF EuOlE We SSSl6, OD0 VI
which, the A. d. Wonson, valued at $40. 900,
| being seized towards the close of 1870 on
the Sane trifing pretext, and kept several
! months, until a decision waa rendered by
the Court, from which the firm appealed,
and to release the vessel gave bonds. in
So, 900 to prosecute the appeal. The next
time their property was seized wss In the
case of tho Horton, and this case appear
| ing to take about the same course as the
previous one. it was determined TO try a
practical illustration of Butler's theory in
the case. Well, the plan was conceived in
| that nursery cf American seamen, and tho
maeter-mind to execute it YVES found III
the person of q gentlen an whose name,
for obvious REASONS, Is withheld from pub
licatiou. This person alluded to suddenly
took a trip to Guysborough, where the
vessel lay. and 5000 appeared among the
s'gashers' as an sgent for newy-discov-
cred Vermont gold mine, having sqecl-
mems Of tie precious quartz to exhibit,
and soliciting buyers in his stock. Times
wera dull iu the Dominion about that pc
riod, and when our agent expatiated IN
glowing terms upon the prospect of the
new stock company, tue hberat induc p
meuts to buyers, the Chances to accumu'
late rapid competence, Dc, lie naturally
drew around him medley of the gems
homo of Guysborough; and being good
liudge of human nature, our agent was
soon enabled to Pick from the num6e
; such men as he could broach tho ostensl-
BILE object in view, which was to assist him
lin cutting the vessel out the British clutch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27

Holm Smith and john L. Heath, to the use Of
John Turner, Plaintiffs.
CS.
David O. Basden and Alfred Baaden Defendtf.
Order for ,S7rUice by Publication.
Il appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
that the defendants, David q. Basdon and Al
is ordered that publication be made in the VIII
>aington JOURNAL weekly newspaper pub
ned in the city of Wilmington, n. O., once 3
for six weeks sucoessvely, motif, ing them
lis. before the Judge of tie Superior
week 0upin county at the term to be held
to app, ty on the 12th Monday after the
Court OF L August 1871, and answer the
in said couL >laintif, copy of which will
18th Monday lii 0fi go OF the Superior Court
complaint of the /
be deposited in the And seal cf tffioe
CLERK of eaid county.
Given under nv han, 7ERLAND,
the 18Th OF September, 1871 Tupin county.
j. u. SOUTl 96-w6a Oh
oo Clerk Superior Court l.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27

The Columbia, S. c., Phoenix suggests
that the rhysimeter, the newly invented
instrument for showing the velocity of
flowing liquids will be invaluable e. old
topers who wish 20 ascertain the quRr tity
of mean liquor they drink, in whIck case
the world should be spelled-Ryesimeter.
A feature Of the Virginia State Fair is
to be a eeotlemen's hurdle race. ridden by
members of the Virginia HURDLE Club, of
which Thomas ". Dosweil is Preside2lt.--
''The entries are made by Phii. Haxall, w.
A. Lamkin and Thomas Croncb.
Gov. Preston H. Leslie. Of Kentucky,
has issued his proclamation calling upon
the citizens of that State b.. contribute iu
aid of the burned out peoF[.a Of Michigan,
Wisconsin and Iowa.
The Pennsylvania Central Company
have purchased 1O,00o shf.res in the East
for the sum of 81, ,0CO. O0O - being tho par
value of the stock.
The Warsaw Ma nnfac:uriDg Company
lumber establishment at Warsaw, New
York, has been buI ned. Loss $25, GOO.
The cranberry csop i'm northern Indians
is very large this year,
Brigham Young has taken tho proper
course to enlist sympathy. Nnrmonisn
has sent $50, 900 to the relief cE Chicago.
Track laying on the No-HheEa Pacific
has begun, go we shall soon have anothe
''iron belt" across tho cont nent.
One clergyman, at least. recogufa Sc ir
railroad accidents not 'tbe myeter lou
Providence of God" but the recEl ef
carelessness of man He is right.
The announcement is made that Hon.
Carl Schurz will deliver leeture at Gin
cinnati On the 18Th, upon the subject of
Civil Service Refrom."
People should be careful in the applica.
tion of acide. A yonng lady with golden
tresses tainted the other night, and an
alarmed friend oathed her forehead with
vinegar, and IN the most expeditions man
ner bathed all the golden color out of her
friends front hair.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27
Interesting Law suit.

e A law suit, which bids fair to rival in
II interest the famous goat case of West
I Virginia, is now exciting the fashionable
circles of Louisville The subject of con-
e tention is poodle dog, and the litigants
are two prominent citizens. The plaintiff
,. claims that he purchased the dog of New
Orleans merchant for the sum OF ten dol
lars, more than two years ago. It was then
puppy. He raised it up to full grown
poodle, weighing at least three pounds.
About year ago, owing to a misunder-
ding between the master and the
the latter received a severe kick,
tal n il left its owner in disgust, and
poodle, ward seen until found In the
VhereupL defendant. On the other
vas not afte. possessor Of the dog
yard of the sowned it and to own
land, the presen. produces its full
laims to have alway. ointment lawyers
II of its relations, ana sides of the
,edigree in evidence. Pl> n in New
ave been employed on botL ~eady to
ase, dispositions are being taxi light,
orleans, host OF witnesses are Zip
estify that both parties are in the
nd, however the question of ownersL
nay be decided, O big bill of costs is Ger
ain to accrue. The moral of this story is il
,bvious. kl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27
The Means OF Escape.

The fall has many perils for The weak and
feeble, and its sudden &tS1ospheri, changes are
trying 70 the cons i.utions of eyan the robust.
The chilling Temperature OF the lights, as com
pared with the Aiuost summer wa r1ntn OF the
days, necessarily exercises unhealthy jrfiu.
enoe on all who are exposed to it, Hence dye
entery, diarrf oe., intermittent feTers. bilious
attacks, and dersngements Of the sore&ions,
are common at tLiy season. The trne way 10
escape them is to meet the causes vita ss:o-
tectiye aid invigoratirg N madicine- Hoststter' 3
Stomach Bitters s:e designed for this esisenoy.
hi4 powerful VI eeiabIe rpeci6o relieves the
sykt8ni OF all scrid dnrloro. rurifes the fluids.
tones TITO reoretivo organs, 7rolHosos ht aHhy
evapt ration through tie ,Ores, increases the
activity OF the digestive functions. creers the
spirits, and regulates the bowels. To do this Is
to make the whole body vigorous. and rt nder
it proof against the vicssitudes Of temQera-
ture, and against malaria. cOuree OF the
great tonic and ALI F ativ" is therefore III all
cases advisable as s. preventive at this sc ason.
IT, o the ofher hand, tbs Eaiechlei IS already
done and intermittent SeED!ttent fever ls ao'
tuallg p1eseut. or the liver. bowo!s, or stomach
disordered, there is ic.ne certain to
effect quick and thorough cura as this harm
less and agree able pre- paratlcn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27
DIED.

IA Robeson, on the morning of the II tn inst,
at 10 O'clock, at The residence OF r. d Mo-
Bryde, JESSE MCSRYpE. only son If d.. F.
o. and Mrs. OhristisR L. Hawiey, aged IA months
and days.
"Alss too fondiy and too we'll we loved
The dear one was orr idol we fIrgot
The eitt had b. en- only lo.ned by AAven
And the best worship OF our loving hears
Were centered on q helpless thing of dust
The spirit called the shalt was sped,
And all our earthly hopes, in silent desth were
laid -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27
DUPLIN C0URTY--IN THE SUPERIOR
COURT.
Eliza Herring and others, heirs Of LemucI
Cherry,
US
Albert Il. Hicks, Administrator of said Cherry

Albert Il. Hicks. Administrator Of said Cherry
StlDanaOnS.
1t appearing to the court that jacob L. Her
ring William 80 lis and wife June GeoI sc Pat
rick and ~lfe Isabella, John T. Cherry Of en-
nessee Lemuel Edwards Tnomas Edwards and
william Edwards. Anne Civii Ease7 sarah 4.
Casey, Tabethe Casey, Euean J Ca,ey, M my
Holland, B. Edwards and wife tatharIne
Charles Casey and wife Anne, LIddy Ann IA el
Sohn Casey, CRtharlne Case Ell z, ,beth Casey.
Thomas Casey, William Casey, Will III Daily
Lemuel Cherry, reside bey ond tho limits OF the
) ate. 1t is thereupon ordered THAI publication
be made in tho Wilmington JOURNAL notifying
sad parties, and Ill case they AMI OF them
be dead. their representatives to oOGIe forward.
At the next term Of this Court ard max th IN
selves either parties plaintiff defead. Mt.
be heard, or III this the Court will proceed
as il they were i'll Court and give Judgment in
this cauee.
And notice Is hereby givo2 20 ths salt Kar~
;ies above named and SII other parties Interest,"
cd lii the estate of Iemuel Oherry, dtceSsGd.
be and appear at tho next ter 81 !h8 Eupcriur
Court to be he for the county OF DUpiin
the Court House in kenai kviile on the ~
Monday after the 4th M0Dd8y Of Aua uet 1871
nnewer the sad petition and complsint when
and where they can g heard, and in they
fail to attend the Court will proceed to judg
meut i'll this
In testimony whereof have affixed my name
Done at O1fioe in KenansviIie, Soptem 26th
1871
JOHN D. SOUT9ERLAND,
Clerk Superior Court.
oct 8 3S-1 Zach
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27
SUPERIOR COURT--DUPL,N coUs.,

John d. Stanford, ct al. Plaintiff,
. rs.
e. u Moseley, Trustee of spaight Hill, Soaisht
Hill, ct al, Defendant
O1'de1' for Sercice by Publication.
thu tbt appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
dent IN me endant. spaight Hill, is non-resi-
woot.,2 WI 2e made in the Wilmington JouRNA1,, a
MR. 0aS heWspaper published in the city of VIII
cessvoil N o.: once week for ak weeks suo-
at tse ,Se OF the Superior court of Duplin county.
Conrt 4 Term TO be held in said county ct the
dsV ar nonse 1 IN KenAnsviIle On the 19th Mon
SIhG%er Sh;" the complaint Of the pIaintif copV CT
psror WI! WI Dc deposited in the office OF the Su-
p'r!of court C!erk Of said county.
lsh sar1asr unasr my hand and seal of eff 90 the
J. d. SOUTHERLAND
sent a. Oierk Superior Court Duplin county
46-w6Weh
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27
m CARRIE ID.

In Clinton, N. O., on Wednesday evening.
October 18Th, by the Rev. Joseph q. Thomas,
Mr.. r. howard HUBBARD 10 Mics IDA E..
daughter Of Col. William N Pecen, formerly OF
Wilmington.
On the 10th instant in ct. Paurs EvAnGelica /
Lutheran Church, by Rev. d. Bernheim,
Mr.. q. HASHAGEN to Miss HENRIETTA F. 4,
daughter Of a. G Eashagea, Req, all Of this
city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27
A HiRIo0'a OAfh,

Chinat ROBIN, a Hindoo, was indicted
in New York on the 16 h for etabbing.-
The prisoner stated that he used the knife
in self-defence He disdained to kiss the
Bible, but swore ''by the water" meaning,
he eaid, that If he told the court a lie he
=, uld not escape drowning the next time
ne ventured on the water. He was ac-
quiA ted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27
PEREMPTORY SALE
OF A
ViLUADLE TRACT OF LAND!

PURSUANT TO DECREE OF THE sune
nor court of the county of New Hanover, made
At the June Term 1871, in the C. OF Samuel E.
Westray against Stephen ID. Wallace and Marv
Wallace. the undersign ned as Commissioner will
on WEDNESDAY the 6sh day OF November
ISL f. expose to sale by public auction at the
Inurt House Jor in the city OF Wilmington for
ca-h q tract OF land contsinine Hixfy acres
Innate on tho North side of the Ne4bern road
and le-s than mlie from the city OF Winning
TN Beginning 81 a stake on the OLD Newbern
raad James L. Mills corner, thence running
in. E4st 81 chains and IS links, thence eouth
tl- 20m East Is chains Ahd s! links to a stake
thence South iVm. est 80 chains ard 55 Inks
socny said rosd south so. Wes: Is chains aud
n .nfg to stake, ard thence south 700 s5m
Woat chains and 80 links TO the beginning.
trSare il a good DIV elling aud kitchen com
rnI,y,,ylew on the premises
MICHAEL CRONLY,
Commissioner
o,tG 38 w5Wch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27
State OF North Carolina,
NEW HANOVER CoURTx,
SUPERIOR COURT.

Edwin heId and Annie Keid, by their GUARDIAN,
Ed win A. Keith,
CS.
James FL Brown and wife Josephine, ct al.
The defend ants in this case, viz: William
Curtis and wife RebeccS. alias Rebecc9 Reid
James III Brown and wife Josephine, and Ns
poieon Reid. ere summoned TO appear before the
Oierk Of the Superior Oourt, at his Office in the
3Oth day of October, a. D. 1871, to answer The
complaint of the plaintiffs. If the defenda ts
fail to appear At that time the plaintiff. will sp
ply for the relief demanded in the oom2!ni:it
together with the costs OF this acilon.
Given under my hand and Il 4
SEAL. this the 2lst day OF Septembo., 1871 =.
j. q. MANN,
Clerk Superior Court.
A. EmPIE, Attorney.
sept 23 Sc fAN6xch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27

The American House, EOston. <yu'et snd
retire q, with large, airy rooms. Fas no gu.
perior n New England ITS location On III" ele-
CANT new Hanover street, making it rhN centre
of bs, ainess and places of amusement
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27

Tia first new tobacco was sold in st.
IT,onis a n the 18th iDstant-earlier than it
has been offered in that market for many
years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27

AN NInyanaAle remedy foI emisr auts and poI-
sons travelling oe temporarily vi ting 1naar lous
dissricts, ia to bo tonnd in SimuCns Liver
Regulator. II taken occasionally it viii prevent
Chills FeveIs. and injurious fleets tcrn charge
OF water,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27

Universal liberty and universal freedom
have taken the place Of universal justice.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27
ROBERT G, JOHNSON,

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES, COTTON, i I.
wILMIN NGTUN. N. g
0FFICE AT JOHN q. HEYER'S STORE
" would inform his friends and old customer RS
that he has qualified Inspector, and soiicits
their patronage.
ian IS w-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27

'.e off9r tc the Americ an public and
valuable remedy for the above mentioned dis
eaaea, Fowler's Compound Extract is compo, ed
Of the best medicines known to Mdte,-iG MedaoG.
1t is perfectly pure in all it's ingredients, beipR
composed OF several well-known articles univer-
sally used by the best Physioians each of which
in combination, supplies what experience has
shown to be wanting when singly employed; but
the result Of patient investigation, roqu ring
time, labor and skill, SO as to give the public 8
genuine article. which they rely upon, and
in place OF the worthless and dangerous Patent
Medicines flooding the country; and therefore
enables to warrant Fowler's Compound Ex-
tract to be the most perfect curative for dis
bases OF thu boz ever discovered
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27

a Radical United states Senator Trial
The United States Circuit Court for Ar
kansas met at Little Rock on the 9 h inst. +,
and the case Of United States Senator
Clayton, for the violation of the Congres-
sional enforcsmeEt act. was called. Clay
toms counsel demurred TO the Indictment
on the ground first, that the uineteenth,
twentieth and twenty first sections of the
act ere Unconstitutional; second, that The
United States Court has no jurisdiction
over the Governor OF a State; third.
that the Governor is not an cleo
the act. 1t will bs noted. says the
ST. Louis Republican, that Clayton does
not boldly plead not guilty of the frauds
charged on bim aod demand proof; he
clutches at technicaiities and etdeavors to
get rid of the cass before it II aches trial
of the facte. This Is rather pitiabe spec
tacle fer Senator of the United States
and a trusted member of the admln nistra-
ton party 10 be in. He does not deny
that he committed the election frauds
charged against lin, aud 10y means OF
which he is -beIie-eI to have reached the
Senate but he denies the constitution
ality Of the law which his own party
passed and he seeks shelter behind the
dogma of State rights by pleading that The
Governor of q Slate is not amenable to
law of Congress. The public will watch
est. Twenty other cases Of election frauds,
all committed by Olayton's friends. arc to
come before the court.
Modern Job
A certain good-natnred old Vermont
farmer preserved bis constant good nature,
let what would turn up. One day, one OF
his men came in, bringing the news that
one of his red oxen Was de& !.
els he 2" said the old man.
''Well. he was always a breecINy k41ss.-
Take his hide off, and carry it do~n to
Fletcher's; it will fetch the cash.
An hour or SO afterward, tlfo men came
back with the news that Liueback and his
mate were both dead.
care hey" said the old man
''WeIi, took them Of 3. TO save bad
debt that never expected to get. It is
lucky that it amt the brindies.
After tie lapse of another hour, the
men came back eg4in TO tell him that tho
nigh brindle was dead
''Is hep said the old man.
"WelI, he was very old OK; take off
his hide and take it down TO FIetcher's;
it's worth the cash, and will bring more
than any two of the others"
Hereupon his wife. who was a very pious
soul, reprimanded her husband severely,
aud asked him if he was not aware that
his loss was judgment from Heaven upon
him for his wicke6nesc.
sis it?" said the old man. ''Well, If
they sill take tho judgment in cattle, it is
the easiest way can pay it."-Kansas
CITY Yisses
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27

Vice President Collax says, iaa conlmu-
n;cation to the New York Independent,
that ''the u1doubteI public opinion OF
the country is that the time for general
amnesty has arrived, Yes, but the ad-
ministra'icn, despite that fact, has set it
self against it; and nov Grant has issued
a proclamation declaring the existence OF
IaEIes .nees ia South Cato.ina. II the fec
of denial OF tho charge By Radical Off
ciaIs in that State. This is done il the
hope Of stirring W oyil passiota which
may result III bIeache5 ct the peace. HAT
the demand fer amuesiy may be siienced.
-NaeIyilIo LaiDll and american
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-27

THE MESSENGER is pre-eminentIy readable
FAMILY PAPER, (now in it's 7th VOlun2e,l and. as
a VEHICLE OF NEWS, has always held the first
rank among Southern journals. Us news on
every topic of finterest-politcal, literary, social
domestic and foreign-is always fresh. Rb undant,
various and accurate, comprising the whole circle
of current intelligence, always rendered with
such promptitude and spirit, that the paper has
a large and increasing circulation.
AS AN ORGAN OF OPINION.
THE MESSENGER is fearless, trenchant, indomi-
table. ardent in it's advocacy Of sound Demo
cratic principles. unsparing i'll its denunciStion
OF political abuses and corruption; and not con-
fning its discussion to mere politics. it takes a
wide range, touches upon great variety of sub
Iects, and aims to be safe guide of public
opinion all topics which engage public atten-
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news aud market reports.
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Goldsboro', N. O.
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