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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-09

FESTIVAL at Rocco Hall tonight for
the benefit of the Methodist City Mission.
Lunch from II to 2 clock each day this
week. 9MT 4EE 60
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IF yOu want good cid MegIbbeT
whisky, 20 to 278 Second street.
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FRESH Northern. lake fish received daily
by " d. Fuchs, Al Jefferson st. Isl
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REFRIoERAToRs, beer coolers and ice
chests, at II. Wetter & Co.'S. MATHS
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MONEY loaned on collaterals. Address
"E. NJ, postofiee box 1875. 36i
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~ WHTTMoRE, JOBI PRINTER AND
II. Publisher. Is Madison street.
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See Register, Irrelevant d. Coz
Real Estate Sales, ON first page.
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Jordan a. Co.. Who'll e'sale and retail
wood and coal. I Mo olson 81. [l1-t
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HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and trim
med by NJ. Cohen, 1884 Main st. 81
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HoRsEs AND BUGGIEs at Court street
Stables and 62 Union
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T,OR NEAT AND EXPEDITIONS JOB
II Printing. cali At Is Madison street.
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GARDEN VASES and settles, at II. Wet
ter & Co. s, l3 and 10 Monroe ST. mt.79
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AWNINGS made to order by j. p. Lalle-
mand, 33e. Second street. l25
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DR.. Smiths " Electric Oil" (of Phila-
delphia) cures. 1891
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P. II. DoxSELLT & Co. successors
to YIN. Dean & Co. J, Wholesale and re
tail dealers in choice groceries, ls9 Pop
lar street, would respectfully invite the
attention Of our friends and the public
generally, to our new stock Of teas,
suiees, liquors and general supplies, all
Of recent purchase and the best quality,
and at reasonable prices.
81 p. II. DOSNELLY x Co.
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The best and most popular organs
ut 274 Second street. SGT
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n yOu want good old MeRibben
whisky, 20 TO 2z6 second street.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT HOUSE WITH Z ROOMS;
MRS. VALENTINE, =
5000 III Alabama street.
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III yOu want good old MegibboI
whisky, 10 ~ 278 second street.
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Pasture Farm.

One hundred and forty acres clover
and grass at Mon. Redford's farm. Fin G
water, secure stables, fences, etc. See
Bracket & Co. rs
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PHYSICIANS.

wv A. EDMONDs, M. D., Homeo-
w. path. Residence, $40 Shelby street.
Office. Monroe street. opposite Peabody Hotel,
Office hours. 8 TO 9 a. m. and 2 to 3 pm. li26-f
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srrAN-F1rrIso at Bis Second st. AZ
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+ OsT-SMALL BIBLE LOCKET BLACK
hair inside, IN. A. G. and Willie" en-
graved on outside. Theiinder will be suitably
GOODLETT x CO.'S,
5Q.6ls $50 Front street.
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NOR sALE-oR FOR LEASE ON LONG
time, ninety lots; several very desirable
and well located for cotton sheds, factories,
or lumber yards; some very handsome and
convenient for residences. A large number
will be leased, at low rates, for cheap resi-
dences. Also one lot of six acres. just outside
the corporate limits,
Anply between and 10 am. Hi
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PUNr,s at sl5 Second street. AZ
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

q ARRIVALS.
Steamer Glasgow, Arkansas river.
A. J. White, Napoleon.
ii. NJ. Shreye. st. Louis.
% Belle Lee, New Orleans.
% Columbia, st. Louis.
Potomac, Louisville.
- Julia, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
- Belle Lee, st. Louis.
- glasgow, Louisville.
Al. White, Napoleon.
II. M. Shreve, Red river.
MARITIME, 0sce0la.
Oil City, Shawnee Village.
Il, Columbia, Arkansas river.
Potomac, New Orleans.
Julia, Vicksburg.
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Money to loan al nI-a Real st. Is
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LOST.

r OsT-ON SATURDAY NIGHT, A WHITE
i 4 pointer dog, with red ears; a leather strap
was around his neck. A reward will be paid
if he is brought to the Southern Express
Office. OS-U
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ELFaAEr TuRxoUTs at GO Union an'
Court street Stables.
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NOR RENT-THE STORE NO. S47 MAIN
street. with fixtures complete; occupied
at present By I; w Johnston 4 GO; Apply TO
stairs, or to I. W. Johnston Co. 8-t
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E0R SALE-0N EASY TERMS. OR RENT.
BLUFF CITY FIGURING MILLS,
1877 Poplar street, in good repair. Apply at
law office of Myers x Wyett. 27915 Main street.
or to A. N. Wilcox, on premises, ,,vnne
1887 D. II. Mfbho.
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+ OsT-ON THE NIGHT OF 2lTH ULT.,
small black-and-tan dog; had on collar
with small bells on it, answers TO name of
''FidO," weight seven pounds. Five dollars
reward will be paid for his return to
CHARLES MEYERS,
$3.50 IS Monroe street.
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Trunk Factory, s5a Main st. Is2
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ThIeyes Committed.

Bob Harris and his wife, the colored
thieves who plundered the house of Mr..
j. c. Calhoun, at Sunny Side, Ark,
some time since, were committed for
trial by the Recorder to-day. Captain
Athey arrested the thieves and recovered
large quantity of household goods,
clothing, jewelry, etc. Among the things
recovered was an>old-fashioned pocket
looking-glass which formerly belonged
to the great South Carolinian, John G..
Calhoun. The glass is circular, about
six inches in diameter, and was used by
Mr.. Calhoun to shave by in olden times,
It is an Invaluable relic of the past, and
was highly priced by his grandson, the
present proprietor Of the article.
HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM PIcNIc.-We
take pleasure in stating that a number
of ladies and gentlemen have organized
themselves into committee of arrange
ments for the purpose of holding a pic
mic at James Park on Tuesday, June
the 9th, for the benefit of the Hebrew
Orphan Asylum. The Orphan Asylum
is one of the Roble charitable institutions
of the city, and deserves the support Of
the public. The picnic on the 9th Of
June will be largely attended.
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NOR SALE GREAT BARGAIN

EOR SALE = GREAT BARGAINS
IL The following property is Offered for sale
mt Iow-down prices, and on accommodating
terms, to-wit: lots on Charleston Avenue,
6 lots on Madison street, l6 lots on Poplar
street-iust outside the city limits, lots on
Brinkley avenue. Call and see me, at No.
IA Front street. -, ,,,nco>,
3l-10S 3. w. JEtFEkoON.
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BOATS IN PORT.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.

~ Legal Tender. St. Francis. Nashville. Geo.
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NOR SALE my RESIDENCE ON OLD
II Raleigh road, known as the Bagby place,
IL miles from Court Square. Apply to me ut
No. 27S Front street.
1853 Il. w. IRVINE.
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IXTANTED PURCHASER FOR TUFTS
w Arctic Soda apparatus and Gees Gene.
rator. viii be sold at a great bargain Call
at 2S1 Main street. 3o-O
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-16
A PiGIfuA Condition.

1t is a sad thing to pass through life only half
alive. Yet there are thousands whose hAbitusl
condition is one of Ianguor and debility. They
complain of no specific disease they suffer no
positive pain but they have relish for any
thiug which afferdA mental or seneuous pleasure
to their more robust aud energetic fellow-beingp.
In nine cases out of ten this state OF Iassitude
aud tor or arises IRON morbid mach. Indi.
Sestion destroys he energy of both mind and
D dy. VIXEN the waste of nature is not supplied
~ y due and regular assimilation of the food
very organ is sta. we'd, every function InterIu pt
cd.
Now, what does common sense suggest under
these circumstances Of depression? The systr N
needs rou ing and strength ming not merely
for an hour or two, to sink atterward into .
nDre piiab!e condition than ever, las il assured
y would do il an Ordinary al ohoc stimuAn
we're reeorts6 to- but radically and permanent
=.
How is this desirable object to be accom- pill
sd The to this q lestIor. founded Oh
ste anvary ing experience If quarter OF ecu
tlry, 10 easily given. 1Gflee ne~ vIgor int tbs
digestive organs by q course of Hostettey'.
tom4ch Biitsrs. Do not wsste lima Ia admin
stering ,empcrar, remedies, but wake tho r. .
up by recopafatioS the IouDtain herd "
physical stret and energy, the great orgs'
Upon which al the o!her organs depend 70.
heir uUIture AID support.
by III time that dozsn doSes OF the greet
vegetable tonic an nv!sorant have been AIKEN
The feeble frame OF the dyspepuc will begin TO
eel Il benign & renee. A. petite will be Gre
4ted. and with appetite the capacity to dges'
what is Graves. Peraevere uatiI the cure is COM
jete-untiI haalt Iful blood, At to be the m
eriAI OF flesh and muscle bone And nerve. an
brain foSs through the channels OF circulation
instead OF the w.Sery pAbuIum with which The!
80 hsra cx kaa. iunI.a kectl4 nnnEi. had
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-16

Mr.. Mnrriil had violated the requirement.
Of the 14sh Amendments and proceeded to
have wA.rant issued, requiring Mr.. ST.
TO o pear before u. 3. Commissioner Shat
fer, n Raleigh. taking care to have the
worda "or before any other q. g. Com
missioner" stricken from the warrant in
order to compel Mr.. Murrlll to be- pu. to
the tro1ble and expense Of coming to
this city and appearing b~fore en-
officer who has g.ited an unenviable
n toriety ss q man of violent pre-
;udices and most vnd Give aud uri1st
IN the admins ration of his office. For
tunately for Mr.. Murrili aud the pur-
poses of justice our impartial and fair
dsa ling Shaffer vas absent from the city,
and Q. s. Commissioner Vest. o. Forsyth,
who Is in the CITY attending the q. s. Cir
cult Court, hoard the case. Hon. VIM. 81.
Battle, IF this city. appeared for The de-
fsn1alt- The examination If testimony
for t;je prosecution only ELECTED what h.s
ben aoove .tattd. The defence waived
the exsmil alton of evidence, aud the
Cnmnls.ioner discharged the defendant,
under the recent ruling of j dge Bond in
the Powell Gaze. sthas the m, re act of oc-
cupyipg the pos tfon of peace officer was
no evi ieuce of giving aid or comfort to
tho rebelli n.
The warrant for arrest in this care, which
pulports 80 be sud upon tue oatu OF the
Hon. d tuiel H. Russell, bears date OF Feb
ruaEy 9 b, upon which j. this Suspicious
aud curIuns endorsement "Io be issued
just before Court" Though 1t bears test
Ftbrusry b, it vas not is~ued until the
ID Of Juus.
This Whole natter bears on it's fare q
species of the msauest AID most abumInA e.
bl m%.ice that IS ever yet come undeI
our b ergalIon, at a cost of or ,bnb y sew
eral b IN Iced ,ii.rs TO thu Un;ted State
Gcvet nment. ali of which Judge Russell
ongh to pay, ss 1t was go'sen up to graz
IfS liz persoual maiIcs aid spite agaiDs
ur. NJ mid, ho a most exs m plary cit
sz+L-na2-Igh S@minet
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-16

SUPEaI Or CoURr-The following cases
were disposed of esserday
State vs. George Sparkman, colored,
charged with lArc ny. Plead guilty. SEN
tenced to the Work House for months
State rs. Mary Carroll, colored, charge d
with an sfirsy. Submits. Judgments sus-
pended on p.ymeLt of cots.
State us Jerry Jchts n, white. charged
wish larceny. Sentenced to II months i'll
the Work House.
State rs. A. E. Taylor. white, charged
WITH assault and battery. Defendant cub
uits. jude ment suspended on the pay
ment of costs.
Stase ss. Bradley Herring, colored.
charged with larceny. Guilty. Sentenced
TO months in the Work House.
State Ss. Tom Larkins. col red, charged
with larceny. Guilty. Sentenced TO
years in the Work House.
Stat Us. Pc or Cooper. colored, charged
with larceny. Gull y. Sentenced to II
mouths Ia the Work Hous-.
stare Us. James Hayes, white. charged
With larceny. Gui ". Sentenced to 6
months in the W Xix Houso.
s ate os Jas. johnson, colored, charged
with larceny. Guilty. sengenced to IL
months in The Work House.
State rs William Burnsy. white, charg-
ed w.:h resisting an officer. Def iaus
submit s. Judgment su p nded on pay
ment nf costs. and 10 give bond in 500
for Ills aypehrance from time TO time until
discharged by sLe Ju 'ge If this Court.
Stat US. Isaac Lewis, oolored, charged
wi larcery Gully. Sentenced to tue
Work House for II m nths.
State Us james hin OF, colorsd, charg
ed with la. c=nJ. Gu It's. Sentenced to
6 mott IN the Wurk acu Q. This ia the
SIC Id casa of this term against tits de-
f. ndant, in both of which he is found
guilty, and be is also held to appear at tue
noxt term {, I the U. s. Cirouis Court 10
swer the charge Of st. aliGs Q. =. mai
bag.
State rs. Thos. Smith, colored. charge d
with larceny. Guilty. Sentenced to 2
years in the Work House.
State as. Rossnuah Wood, colcred,
charged with larceny. Guilty. demanded
to all.
State Us. Ellen Sirgletary. colore6,
eta ged with larceny. Guilty. demanded
to.jall.
State vs Waller Rainey, coIored, charged
with larc ny. Guilty. Sentenced to IL
months in the Work House.
State rs Robert Mckenzie. co'ered,
charged with assault and b .ttery. Guilt,
Judgement suspended on pay ment of costs.
State rs. Stephen FoIe nan. colored,
charg with an sffeay. Guilty. Judg
ment susI ended on payment Of costs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-16
From New TOra

New VOra
NEW YoRK. June Il.
The ironc!ad Dictator has arrived from Key
Vest. She canned l 80 miles III days, with a
heavy nonitor in tow.
speciai fc m Cha tsnoogs s&Ts:
Is>w private letter from j. fl rsou Davis tn
col. st lies of thu Albany. Gs., news IN which
he com ,;airs of the amer in which his speeches
at Atlanta and Augusta had been miscousGrusa
by the Northarn press.
He says that he nover wishsd. directly or 10
lir .ly, to eou sci the Southsrn people not to
tolerate the situation. He thinks they ought to
wait patiently Until tho returning good sense of
the Northern people briggs about q reversal OF
the more obnoxious features 10 recent Congress
sional legislation. He disAvows most strongly
anything Ike reviva.s of armed resistance.
There was one part OF his Atlanta speech ~hicb
was not reported ,tors saying he did not &C.
eept thu situation. Mr.. Davis asked any of the
Northern reporters who might be present to
take particular notice Of his words, and he then
said that he did ssire TO be understood al
a'visiag anything like disloyAlty to the Gov
eminent.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-16

JUDGE L GAN.-"rne correspondent of
an up-couutry paper states that the Bar
Charlotte, San bury. LLc linton aud
Uonc I'd have bsLd i J ldge Logan re
quest TO reign, with q promise That 1t be
does MT he will be impeached. Th" re
q1est as signed by seventeen members o
tn" Bar
We fad the above In the news col0mns
of eome OF our exchanges, md copy lt foI
the purpose II saying is not correct.
Tie lawyers Of the Ninth Dlstric7 have
.izned and are ergniUg paper to be pre-
seated to the L gis at ire a. the Fall efs
sion tx reGslt the o. Ill that Judg
LogaL Is Incompetent for the posl'Ion (
b, ids 81 d il, cous' q1eoce the peop;e art
CRAFTY u,onee. i+nced Justice RI 'eo,
aud taxes Id crime Increased. De F pc
10 kes 30 thT. 5 r fcommendats obs IA
70 what w,u..ld b.- done Witt the Jndgo-
IL merely states a fact.
Charlotte Democrat
SurRrME CoURr-Y sterday morning
the io,oaing CA @, -r- argued:
w. ssnu &SHuht1ng rs Tu. s. j. johnson
md wife, III Gun b rt.ud County. Argued
bs C.l. J. ". 1Iu d.te, tor tue PLAN IDS.
and W. Nc L MIX y. for defebdsn's-
P,ibts discusseI 1tt. Is a N, rtgsg-t
VIII pest ons I'd put the TnOr'g -8"r luI
iuvuiuntary bankruptcy debarred by the
act f petitiCn,ng from forecloslng tn.
mrrtgsge?
p. Can a suit 10 g United States Cour'
be pleaded in abatement or In bar OF /"
suit in a 5 ate Court Tor the same cause OF
aori p?
Sd Is the dover act of 1867 constitu-
tional?
K. p. Bate, Public Treasurer rs. Joe
Thom pson If Rob son County. -s'gned
by <. P B ttie, for l.la ut'f ana ". Nc
L. NIX y, for the defendant.
| Points discussed Whether coupons
| rast due can be set off against a debt due
| to the tate
Ralph B. Lutterloh Us, B ,ard of Com
mis- ,iouers of Cumb.r aud county. Argued
by M-cRae for plaintiff, and Phillips ane
i M.rrimouf r defendants.
! P ints discussed l. How is the writ {
randansus to be applied for under tn
/ Ik,de @. Civil Procedure
i 9 Ia IL of toe nature of an ordinary &C
ton. or of special proceedings, or is it q
;, anomalous proceeding savoring of the ma
ture of neither -,
Cases from the 8 b District will b
called TO- day.-Raleigh Sentinel.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-16

We surrender much of our space to day
to the able and mt resting letter Of G n
eral CLINGMAN upon the Convention q"s-
ton. 1t Is manly, bold and d'gni6ed
paper. Just such an Que as we expected
from one who had re ndered eu"h eminent
ser Vices in the cisii and military b sorry of
the ate. We knew that General CLING
MAN Lived Nor h Carolina too we'll and
had seen her sons suff r too much to re-
main silent whea her veal was at stat e..
His voice will echo among nis native hills
and values. and a. of old he will lead his
fellow cltiz& ms forward to a glorious vic
tory.
We invike attention 10 his letter
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-16

a convict by the name of Thomson es-
capped from the State PenItenti4ry ON
Monday night.
The town property of TaIboro' Is as
sessed at $3.50 GOO an increase in assessed
value of $50 900 over last year.
Theo IA. Hill. Eeq the eficiant and
obligiDg State Librar. is now engaged
in preparing thorough aud Descriptive
catalogue Of the books now in the State
library.
There i. young lady by the name of
EnaliDe Dudley. living in WoodvlIIe. Who
has frequent attack, Of 81 asms, during
which she swallows pins, needles, brass
buttons. &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-16

FIrTlNGLY RKBUKED-In the case of A
8 q Powell, Sheriff OF Sampson. Judge
Bond, seeing the frIvoonsness of the mat
Ter, AMI being dis 3u-ted With the animu.
f the whole affair, charged the jury a.
plainly as words co1ld do, that the defend
aot was guilty as cha'g-d in the iudIct
.nent. NotwitbstaL diug the charge. tht
j Try convicted aud to show the Courts
ppre clatlon of the Intelligence OF the
jury, aud its Estimate of its course, the
defeLd Mt WIS ordered to simply Jay the
oosts.-SentineL
The Address before the Alumni ASCOT
alton of Davidson College Will DO deliv,r
d at the Comms ncement by Rev. Fronts
Johnston. of Lexington, N. O., at 3 P. III.
Jn the 18th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-16
HlZR MANHOOD:
W How Lost! How Restored

Just publish ed. IN a sealed enuelope PTioe, cts
LECTURE ON TIE NATURAL rREAI
MFNr, and Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhe.
seminal Weakness. Involuntary EmIssions, sex
d Il DEBILITY, and Imoedimeuts to Marriage geu-
orally Nervousness. Consump ton. EpiitIsy
aud FlSs Men'a -. d Physical 1nc4p4c ~, re-
soltinR rom self Abuse, DO, by IL BIT (UL
vnRwELL, ID. D., author OF the ''Greeu Book. -
30.
IA Coon to 1hOasa nas Of Sufferers >.
Sent und" seal, ia pl&ln envelope 10 any ed
dress, pos p aid on receipt of six cents. or tNt
postage sAmps, by OHA5 J. y XIII 60
Isz 6OWery, new York. Post Omee boz
1856,
June 90 2l7-dAW1Rch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-16
CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, June II.
The steamer Anna Emith was wrecked near the
Knggish COAST. Ten persons lost.
The weather is fair and favorable to the crops,
Earl de Grey will be ores ed Marquis of Ripon.
az o reward for his treaty services.
The Stsat Theatre at Brs Sian has been entire
" destroyed by fire.
PARIS June IA.
The Bank of France holds twenty-five million
ira, cs in bullion.
The review of an hundred thousand troops oc.
ours ON Sunday next 1T Champs de Mars. Troops
are leaving La Ville:te.
Rochefurt is seriously i'll, consequently his
sriaI hxs been postponed.
The Committee Of the Assembly on Budget is
known to favor ra sing fuuds by loan.
A special to the standard says there were
twenty.one executions yesterday il Bots do Bod
logne.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-16

sUrrRIoR CerRr. The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
state 80 Samuel Switzerland, charged with
malicious mischief Not guilty.
State o.. j nathan King, charged with as
sauls and battery. Judem .nt suspended on pay
olens of costs.
state us W. z. Mayo. charged with assault
aud battery, Judgment suspended on p.ymsnt Of
costs.
State us Jas. A. Mitchell, charged with lSrceuy
and receiving stolen goods.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-16
To EAJ. J. A. ENGELHAnD, s CT.
r the Joarnal-
KESANsvI1LF, DUPLIN Co... N c..
jim. lOtu. 1871

the Joarnal-
KESANsv1LLF, nUPL1N Co... N c..
jan. 1Otn, 1871
In accordance with resolution adopted
at q pre- iminsry 10 eting, the township
d4le gates met IN Coave ltiou lii the Court
Hous- il K nanseilie to-day.
The Couve 9tion organ d by elsc ing
Has e d 3 "a d. n. : o.. as Cha m ~, ~ d
T. ). W .tson seer tary OF tue '"e+tIns 1.
The usual u. Q itnl4.a l-S h1V1 lg 90" n = T.
tnved. ballot wAH lie d + vie. nomlpa-
ton 0? candidates tt repivs Ms Hn's county
in the Convent so q S ,mb'e In R'ieIgh
ou s ,ptember text. Wlie"r upon, i'r. Jss.
W. B.onut q. iea.c Is. X hey, Z q, Lsv-
ing r-ceivcl maj lrlry # the Fe8l'tered
vote Of the equity, they 81 re declared
duly nominated Oh the FIRST Lall' t.
On motion, the Gu ,irman -.ppo'n ed The
Township delegates to thi- Cow in a~
nm Elk cutive Committee IN their respec-
tive Townships.
Rev. j NJ Sprunt, J D. oon1her'aud and
7. s. Watson as an Executive COMMITTEE
for the county at large.
Ga motion, resolved. that the Secretary
of this meeting be eqnts ed to furnish q
copy of these proceedings to the Editors
/ of the Wilmington Weekly and Daily
JOURNAL. and v ilmingson Dalle STIR an
| Weekly F'rDaer with reg lest to pubhs D.
! HALsIEAD BoNDEN. Chairman.
| 1HoS. 3. WATSON, Secretary.
I. Ali Papers friendly to the cauts
are reQue ted tn pnblish.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-16
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