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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-02
ORDINANCE NO. g.. !

AN ORDINANCE Amendntory OF aid
Supplementary TO- Ordinance No, O3,
entitled AN OrdInauee q. Fix and
'fC61I6St AItceaho FRx,0 pAEsed Juno
IL, A. ID. 1871.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-02

Approved December 10, low
,.y 4, 81. s-uafs and Hous of Rsyress1d.
'iiss. SI;l1Ss Usasaaats y Asa'e','.t'
TSst tse right Of way through the public lsnas
Ina ~, ~ anna II hersby grantodtoth ua Ssn.
tral Raiirosd CCmpany. a corp0ISStf ~ n e ne TsnitSfy
The laws Of the leEislstiv Sd a ssslrns' Tor 10 construc.
sen o osdsn civ. 10 The TarIiiotysf gtaS, 70 SAT
Lake q .in re TsrSi tory; 20 sn al sp so Tsss %
ana sHsnUn M npoilc lands adjsecnt 20 the line OF
aid road material OF earth, stone. umoef ~ = -
FORTH. ior the construction i tssi sEt:o, 81 v hun.
S Srsa sect In TMIdth on each side % said Isilreaa
Where IL may pAN through, me pu1n ,eu SSM%IiSinrs.
Eotk,sh9ps; dsSS .s and water aStionsI provided.
that within three months from me iPS s,Ss ann mi
aie with the Secretary OF tho Interiors mAP.So.pS
approved by him, exhibiting tSe npS " III sted and
OF aid company. ~ the same mas oeen iSs Snnnsny
e 2 p - nc, proy ,Ss ,usss higher tstss ttan
they do ipdIsidualkfor like traDspotn ..S S1,,v ~ III
graphic service. And II shall pe ltne,oury,, sny
other railroad which has been Or shall BE- auieori!sd
10 be built by the United States. or 6y ne EsS enn.
turc OF the Territory OF Utah, to FORM Iunnins -
=. Sec. 2. And be Il further enacted, That the UnieS
States make the grants herein, and that INC saiu
Utah Central Railroad Company accepts tne nn.ny;
upon INC oApIeSS SVIiultlOu tbbt httU eeHt ~
shall not exercise the power given BY section Yen Of
chapter sixteen Of the laws Of the Territory OF Utan,
approved February nineteenth, eighteen nunois1
and sixty.nlne; and uhOn the further express oonaiI
ton that II the said company make any breacn OF
tho conditions hereof thsnin such case, at any time
hereafter. the United States. BY. It's. Congress. may
do any and all acts and things which may be neediul
and necessary for tho enforcement " such eondi-
Sec. 3. And be II further enacted. That said Utah
Central Railroad shall be q post Route and Amlluxy
road, subject TO the use OF the United States ifor
postal, military. naval. and all other QoyernHent
service, and also subject 20 such regulations a. COZ
grcss may impose. restricting the charges for such
Government transportation. h. .--...
SEQ. 4. And be II further enacted. That the4eeept.
ance OF the terms, conditions and lmpohtlons ofims
Act BY the said Utah Central Railroad Company,
Shall be sIgnidsd IN writing under the corporate seal
or said company. duly EXECUTED pnrspa2tto ne q.
rection OF rs Board OF Directors hrst had apS oo-
tanned, which,a cceptanee shall pc made witnin LnSso
months aftgr the passage lof this Act, and snaii oe
ssryed on the President Of tho United! Stated. and
II such acceptance and service shall not DO 90 mace
See. s, Ard bsit further enacted, That congsis
may at any time, having duo regard (or the rights OF
said Utah Central Railroad Company. add 10. niteT.
amend or repeaith this Act.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-02
AN ACT 70 amend an Act entitled Act 70 IN
: u !thoritet the rounding Of the National Deot."'E
Approved january ., 1871,

Be u enacted BY the Sesats asd Hous,0 ,RsPreicnt
atire. 3 ihs Oatsdstaia of Amofiedf" c0H0r"'
Fiat tss amount 6s bonds Authorized blythe Act
approved July (~oprteepi eighteen hundred sna Nv.
enty, entitled ar Act 70 authorize the tenhnuln9
|centum Interest per annun, De, and the @me y IL.
creased to'nve nrhdfed tnIifdonI OF dollars Ind me
AID Jet> or tSi{ Tcts MAY. al che disereton'of tho
sccfstafy .oS the fesSntS be made payable auaf },
yearly; provided, however. that this act Shni Moi
amount Of bonds provided for By 1.-The Act 70 winch
fhls Lct n an afnehdnsnt ,TIlgl S"nlR
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fpnhiIc-Nn. l1n.l
(Approyed July iS ls7o.]

AN ACT 10 yac.te the Fort Dakota military reser
vatiSn In the Territory OF DAkota, and Tor otnc'
pnrpaRaE H H.##H#F -'.HLLfT. .t.r. 90. .
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY, GrvENA-
~ thif % ifsdk aftSrI today theiy@
Iell.lw THoB. HARKfN;; Town Marshal.
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Approved July :. 1870.

tPublc-Ho. I34.J
AN ACT to establish ar, additional land district ii
the State or Kansas.
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.IAWsor,YHB UNITED sIATssL
Approved December Is. 1870.

HN-1CT granting TO the Utah Central hai TO-,
GsnptaJs5 s6f e s Z s ts5GSsa s snd dIis SesS
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,tApproyed December "a lsso'l

JofNriREgoLUrIoN 10 correct an error y. ths
yenle!msni q ths law In relation 70 PA :f 'Sirno
and Petit Jurors. -. ..4s,F ~,
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T@NURlMlACES,
7oHmNaNcR No.sHi

AN ORDNANCE % Provide fer the Lew
sn1 CeiIeetiaa sfTexss In the Town
OF, Gsid HIN, paMedl1A Dxtli 34siA. ID.
49, ---f ~ .------- ~. ----L
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Improved Januatyio. iai.l

AN ACT In reiIton to certain Territorial reniteh
nan r HFr'uH |ns flarte6, '1I .|NfN F'N'l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-02
Approved December %. 1870.

| AN C 10 amend an Act entitled AN Act to re-
duce internal taxes. and tor other purposes" ap-
proved July fourteenth. eighteen hundred and
seventy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-02
.L,.u QUARTERLY REPORT
OF sSS gs.s:srsSS e =. .s din i g ISL 81,

% b'.il GOLD Hni, New, August n 1871;
To ~ Honorable Boasd. Of Trustees.o o. ne
snhmIt My Quarterly Report Treasurer oithe
Town 3 Gold Hn for the ousrsef endins
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r LAWSON uslTgD STATES
557 5.1 n y%oFFr1IcIA VIZ, .og n a.n5ss
Laws Of United States,
Third Iss..Is.I y % ( LI.t Co.GTe.',
s.aai [PuHLIsHED BY AUTHoRITYa 81

PAssHplAT TIE
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[Approved January u. ls7l.l

A RESOLUTION, authorizing the appointment OF
Commissioners In relation TO the Republic Of 10
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sMEDi4Luq,
Z o TTIlU.
iGTomTHE ~UNF0RPUNATEh
NV .REMEDfEssII; "!a .'G.a@ .a,
.l1 iD'a,.'o NEW REMEDIES !
Dry DfSRENHAHY
s3ilalhis ss.s,$s.,ssH k.s.pF7.i1 p. ...r..sa',Ss Il ~: ~
oornerot Commercial. ....a. San Francisco
raTLBLfgMRD

FsTABLIsMED
III In 1854. for the treat
inent OF eexual!ann Seminal
| Ri;; \ s II II s:S SsEs = s ss sssi
!WeakresSJi1mpotency, etc.
Skin diseases ofyeare etand.
Inc, and U1cered Leg. etc.
successfully treated. -
.isDR! GIbBoN has the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-02
AZ AN ExpEoToaAST 1T has no EQUAL


do not DO deceived by unprncipled dealers
WHO may offer you q remedy called Aliens rec.
tnrSl BsIsam. which is offered for sale on the
rTost uiefis Of Alen'i Lung Bason, 49,
Cab for and be sure you receive Aliens LunP
Alsam-Jl others are in~fftnRemenu. L.
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B.ts .saaeses ~ g. ssss,s s.S ~, .:. & z &c 5s.s, e.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22

NEW YORK, Sep. 16.
Injunction does not clog municipal affairs
there being $12. 600 coo in the treasury.
The World says :: " It is of course utterly i'm
possible that Comptroller Connolly should remain
in the cffice now. His retirement is merely
question of an hours time, perhaps, possibly of
days-certainy not Of weeks. II be does not
sign now the Mayor cannot avoid inn eac' ing
him, and the stigma affixed to bis admins ra-
tt n by Judge Barnard foreshadows the sentence
that would Inevitably be passed on him by The
Court of Com non Pleas. If he is foo h rds
enough to brave the trial, he has no reason t.
expect that thu Court OF Common Pleas Wou
treat him with more tenderness than Judge Bar
nard We are confident he will not brave such y
trial. and we hope to hear Of his resignation in
the course of 'he day"
Another meeting of the Committee Of 70 was
he'd at the chamber OF Commerce yesterday
Ihe only business of consequence the ap
pointment of committee to draft 40 address to
the people Of the State advising them of the
necessity Of new city charter.
Gov. Roffman had private interview with Hall
and Connolly to-day. The fiends of Connolly
propose to have q meeting to protest
against the action towards Connolly by three
other Tammany chieftians.
Prof. d. 81 Mahon, Wost Point educator, Gr d
one of the most distinguished m litary officers of
the day, suicided to-day by jumping from the
boat from West Point hther.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
CYRr-dOCfOred.

Without any disYespect to the members Of tho
medical prufeeeion, profession honored by all
thinking men, it is only just to say that they
are too thick on the ground. Tho consequence
is that the community ia dootored over much.
When nature needs only the gentle stimulant
and slterativc, which has become tamoug
throughout the country as a reliable medicine,
Ut der the name Of HostetteI's Stomach Bitters,
she is not uDfrequently dosed with dozen pre-
soriptions, all experimental, fron the Pharma-
copeia. This is evil and proves that the
practice OF medicine is far from being at all
when the fall OF tho loaf indicates that decay
has seized upon the vegstAbe Q kingdom, m, ny
harassing diseases are pre- evalent. Chief among
these may be mentioned Intermittent fever and
bilious remittent. The exhalations rising from
decomposing vegetation, and the heavy dew
and fogs, are very apt to generate these CO.
plants. The wiEest policy is to protect Ine
system By course CT Hostetter's Stone Bit
ters at the commencement Of the fall Much
suffering may thereby be- avoided. III Inc
disease has already begun, its peric'oA Fis'a-
tions may readily be checked and foAen up by
this active, yet harmless. vegetse tonic.
But be on your guard Ak ailg 'ne cnariatans
~Lo are attempting to pal@u, unoer various
names, unwholeeome com 5nnds, which they
pretend to compare tavorIy with the great ma
tion4l elixir, which has bDg since swept more
formidable on,,os,tion rom the field. Bear in
mind that every boz OF nuine Hostetter's
stomach Ritt.rs is 4theutica ed 0y splendidly
enorsvo5 l.boi "A fac sinstle OF the sign
N +r,,ar, :. .te IN. Pat up in bottles only, and
eanno, ba ot Cned in bulk. -.s--.-'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
A MODEL NEWSPAPER.
The Carolina Messenger.
PUBLISH ED EVERY friday,
AT ROJDHBORO, N, O.

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B9~ Every new subscriber receives. as
A GIFT, o handsome POCKET MAP OF
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No North CarOIinIan should be without
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THE MESSENGER is pre-eminently readable
FAHILY PAPER, (uow in it's 7th volune,l and. as
VEHICLE OF NEWS, has always held the first
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every topic OF interest~politcal, literary, social
domestic and forelgn-is always fresh, abundant,
Of current intelligence, always rendered with
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AS AN ORGAN OF OPINION.
TIE MESSENGER is fearless. trenchant, indom1-
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22

The taking by photograph of the fea-
lures of criminals in ialls and penitentia-
ries, which, for many years has been one
of the most effective agencies in the detec.
tion of crime, has, strange to say, just been
adopted in Great Britain by an act Of
Parliament, which will go into effect in
November next.
The Hartford Times Gays that the Con-
necticut tobacco crop is SO large that the
farmers are actually bothered to find
room to stow it in, and this curious fact
has in many places delayed the cutting.
A cheerful sa0d,at has discovered that
mosquitoes are providential guard against
disease, upon the supposition that in sum
mer the human system is peculiarly liable
to fever, and the insects, by depicting the
quantity Of blood, get up counter irrita-
ton.
The Louisville Courier,Journal says
that 'the man who r. ceives the vote Of
Pennsylvania IN 1872 will be President" 4"
It therefore regards the election in that
s ate as the most important to be held
this fall.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
"What the South Needs +"

Under this caption the New York Tri-
bune lately suggested q subdivision by
exact surveys of landed properties. and as
sociated plans for advertising eligible par
cells of ground and for inviting purchasers
and emigrants from Europe. Bot the
New Orleans Commercial Bulleiin thinks
some other conditions must be had to rem
der such expedients finally effective, and
nearly all those supplemental conditions,
it says are comprehended in good govern
ment Political abuses, and above all, op'
pressive taxation, may drive labor away
after it comes. Secure good government
and the South, says the Bulletin, will
certainly at length obtain what she needs
in the way Of more people, more skill.
more diversity of industry, more enter
prise and thrift, more mills, more shops,
more farms, more factories, more furnaces
and all the money demanded for the move
ment of her varied products will flow in
upon her"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22

We offsr &c the Aneric an public q new and
valuable remedy for the aforementioned dis
eases. Fowler's Compound Extract is compoz ed
OF the best medicines known to M0terlG MedlCd.
It is Perfectly pure in ell it's ingredients, being
composed OF several wel-known articles univer-
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in com bin alton, supplies what experience has
shown to be wanting when singly employed; but
the result Of patient investg alton, requ ring
time labor and skill, so as to give the public
genuine article. which they can rely upon, and
in place OF the worthless and dangerous Patent
Medicines flooding the country; and therefore
enables us to warrant Fowler's Compound Ex-
tract to &c the most perfect curative for dis
cases OF tho bio I'd ever discovered.
sCROF ULA
This Compound is q never failing cure for this
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especially upon the virus in the blood, causing
in time the disappearance OF the hideous sores,
and restoring the skin to q healthful appearance,
the eye clear and sparkliug, and the whole hu-
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sYPH LIS.
or all diseases which flesh is Is heir to, one
bring much misery moral and physical as
Syphilis. To sll afflicted we can truly say
this dy will help you Two articles found
by experience to be peculiarly efica cious for
this disease are contained in this compound
We ask you to try DR.. Fowler's Compound Ex.
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Fowler well, who is physician OF known re-
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selves, would never allow medicine to go be-
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after 'air tIi4l it will do alt we claim for 1t.
We offer it discovery, which it GER
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22

The work of death goes on in the land.
In the New York papers of Monday the
following are few of the headings to
local paragraphs Shot through tho
heart-A man instantly killed by COM
panion for hasty word spoken while on
spree "Siaughter in slaughter house
the foreman kills O drunken man, who
attacked him with a knife, by knocking
him on the head with billet of wood :"
Dreadful mystery in the Sound-Body of
beautiful woman, suppOsedto 1--we been
murdered, found ashore at Long Branou,
1.-The Harlem homicide-Thomas Dever-
reux stabbed by Patrick McDonald;" can
other dying mans ptory-Probable mur-
der for $685." "The Jones' Woods Muir
der-a young man stabbed to death
for protecting female ;" veal
thy Southern planter tired of life,
suffering from incurable diseases, blows
his brains OUT; ''Suicide by Drowning-a
young man Jumps into the river, and is
now at the Morgue for Identification;
singular Death-was it suicide or acci-
dent ?" mysterious Death; Fatal
Railroad Accident; "Found Drowned"
Then the telegraphic items ehow "a Dou-
BILE Murder and Suicide in Lawrence,
Kansas; IA Mystery from an over dose
rlble excitement at Rockport, Illinois, over
the murder of a man name Zimmerman
with scratch awl"; and lastly. the awful
murder Of old John Harper's brother and
sister by negroes in Kentucky. showing
that misfortunes come not singly even to
the owner Of Longfellow. These are but
few of the daily crimes that occur
throughout the country, and redden the
land with blood. Such catalogue would
have appalled, our fathers quarter of
century ago, but we have progressed in
the past few yerrs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
From Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, Sept. 16:
United States Circuit Judge Woods has re-
fused the appointment of receiver on the ap-
pication CT W. F. Drake, a second mortgs ge
bondholder of South Carolina Railroad, upon
the ground that the State Courts had possession
OF, and jurisdiction through, receivers. Juds g
Woods, upon the petition Of W. &. G. Jones,
second mortgage bondholder for one hundred
thousand dollars. granted order to show
cause, on the 1st Monday in November. before
United States District Judge, why the Alabama
and Chattanooga Railroad should not be de-
cIared hankrupt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
Fever and Ague ms is Fever and ASue.

The Wabash. Indiana, country has al
ways been celebrated for the persistency
and quality of it's fever and ague. local
physician thus describes the genuine Wa
bash article
cit comes creeping up fellows back
like a ton of wild cats goes crawling
through his joints like iron spikes. and is
followed by fever which prohibits the
patient from thinking of anything but
Greenland's icy mountains. 1t isn't the
every other day kind, but gets with q
man ct day light. and sleeps In the small
of his back all night. His teeth feel about
six inches too long. his joints Wobb.e like
a loose wagon wheel, and the shakes are
so steady that one can't hold conversation
except by putting in dashes."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
Old Peter Cartwright's s7th Birth Day.

A grand family reunion took place at
the residence of Rev. Peter Cartwright,
near Pleasant Plains. angamon county.
the eighty-seventh birthday of that aged
and veteran "soldier of the cross. One
hundred and taOe'aty children, grand-chil-
dren and great grand children of the old
patriarch were present on the occasion.
Rev. and Hon. Newton Cloud, who, with
other friends, was there by invita- ion, was
called upon for speech, and made feel
ing and appropriate remarks, which we're
responded to by the old man. Peter Cart
wright has been minister of the gospel
some sixty six years, and was q presiding
elder of the Methodist Episcopal church
for over fifty years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
SUPERIOR COURT--DUPLlN COUNTY.

John D. Stanford, Plaintiff, against Alexa nder
d McGowen, VIM. 81. Williams, Edward W.
Houston 81 Henry O. Rouston. Defendants
Oraer for SerUics By Publication.
APPEARING to the satisfaction OF the
Court, that the De 'endsnt. Henry O. Hous
too. q nonresident eff this State, il Is order
ed that publication be made in the Wilmington
Oity OF Wilmington, n. c., once week for six
weeks, succes-ivelY, notifying him to appear be-
fore the su oerior COURT OF Dupliu County, at
the Cou,t house in KenansuilIe on the 30th day
Of september, A. D 1871. and answer tue com
plant OF the Plaintiff. copy OF which. with the
summons is ordered to be mailed to him at
Savannah, 10 the State of Georgia.
Given under my hand aud eeal Of Office ct
Kenansville, Aug. 5th, 1871
J. D. SWITZERLAND,
Clerk 8. COURT, DupGn County. N. O.
aug 18 3l-esch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
SAMPSON COUaTY.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
SAMPSON COUNTY
IN THE PROBATE COURT,
September 9th, A. D.. 1871.
Gerard Lee, Bargett Lee and othcrs,
Blackman Lee and others, Heirs at Law of
Pharo 2h Lee, deceased.
NN MOTION it is ordered that publication
" be made in the Wilmington JOURNAL for
six weeks for the heirs Of Edmund Lee, resid-
ing in Tennesse, and John Lee, residing in
Alabama, to appear at the next term of the
Superior Court. TO be held for the county of
Sampson, at the Ocurt House in Clinton (terth
Monday after the 4th Monday in August, A. D.
1871 to proceedings in this case and to
make themselves parties to the said issue if
they ehall think proper.
ia GES z. MORISEY,
Probate Judge.
sept Is 35-w6w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
DIED..

At Golden sprng, on Monday. the / tn inst
at NJ. little PERJY, youngest child OF ths
years.
Room, gentle flowers. my child would pass
to Heaven"
State papers please copy.
On Friday morning, the 18th icstant, Nr.
THOMAS B. SMITH. of this city, aged 90 ves yss
and months, 'oets
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
sept IS

A VOID QUACKS.-A VICTIM OF EARLY
u. indiscretion. causing nervous debility, pre-
advertised remedy has discovered a simple
means of self-cure. which he will send free to his
fello W. sufferers. J. 81. FUTILE, 78 Nassau st.,
New Yo!k City.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-09-22
From Warrington

WARRINGTON. ID. c., Sept. l6.
The Treasury has iesued an elaborate state
ment exculpatory OF itself in the Hodge defal
cation. Hodges bonds are $4,000. His proper
ty is estimated at $4,000.
President Grant is at Washington, Pa.