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Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
CaIifern1a WING Crop.
The San Francisco (Cal.) Bulletin says {:
ss II Is now safe to say that tho ~rare

The San Francisco (Cal.) Bulletin says {:
1T is now safe to say that the grape
crop is out of danger from any uice,
and the product of wine in this tate ia
1871 win not fall short of 8 600, 900 gal
ions, while it may reach 9 900 90 or
possibly 10. 900 QUO. T ere is not very
great demand for CAli1olnia wine fer
every new locality, but it is ga ualt.
finding favor in all parts of the word. and
the home demand IS good and st a1il.
increasing A leading wine house ip thi
city few days since received in one day
four ca=h orders for Califorria wines, to
be shipped rs follows To PortobelIo,
scotland, to Liverpool. to Canterbury,
New ZEALAND, and Annoy, China. Alto
gether, the wine interest of California may
ba said to be healthiiy prosperous, and
the gratifying fact that the severest
drought rather benef- than Injuries the
grape crop is so we'll established as to be
beyond controversy"
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

even that cannot be worked Effective
aud kept out of gra, 5. without freqaeot
showers. All these staples, however. are
painfully behind their a ual growth, vigol
and promise at this time of the yea- The
cotton has very stunted and feeble a.
peet; the early corn is largely damaged
and dwarfed by the heavy rains, and Ih,
cane appears to have bsd start, and
has now hard yelowish hue, Instead
of the hard, shining green, which is il
proper complexion. The two last, the
cane and corn, may recover and develop
into good Drops, but frequent showers are
Indispensable thereto. Altogether, the
fields in the sugar plantations are pretty
we'll cleared of grass. The freedmen have
worked better this season than usual -
The good wages-S18 per month and ex-
ceilent rations, and bstter accommoda-
tlons than they have heretofore hai-are
their natural Consequences of
greater industry. fidelity aud contentment
in the Iaborers."
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

The Co umbus (Ga.) Sun of the 7tb
says that work as planters will, they can
n: get the grass out Of cotton. It adds ::
" q .od showers have fallen very day Of
this week. IN he river plantations labor
ers as b ;og rec at the rate Of rs cents
and 81 pc. cay, ard ssii. the esss= holds
the aecendency. The prospect IF quarter
of dollar per pound does not kill it very
fast. On, the upland crops are passabls
clean, but the present weather helps the
grass more than cotton The crop is sew
eral weeks backward. Hsre it is in July
and We b -ar of farmers showing cotton
blossoms as curiesities.- This report is
general throughout this section. Corn has
suffered much, t there will be large
WELD. It can be hurt but little Low"
OF the prospect in Louisiana the New
Orleans Times, OF Thursday last, says
"a few days ago the crops were suffer-
ing from an excess of rain. Now the corn
and cane exhibit proof of the lack OF
moisture. Cotton bears up under this in
Fiction better than the other staples, but
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

WAsHINGToE, ID. O., July is.
A Confederate Captain, named TaliGferro,
farming near Macon, Miss, testif ed that fifteen
colore men were killed and many whipped in
that vicinity within the past year, and that there
is an organized band Of Ku KIux in that county.
He says that he attended geveral OF it's meetings,
though never took the required oath. the sup
Position Of those present being he was initiated
by tn g Captain Of the band, who can swear in
q member. His friends and neighbors all be
longed to the band. He gave the committee the
details Of it's organization, ,ssigns, grips, &c
He once went on q raid with the band, and was
present when several negroes were whipped
Their object was to obtain the entire control OF
the neg oes, and m Ike them vote as the leaders
wished. No prosecution has or cou be inEti-
tuted in that county, for nobt d. would dsre
prosecute TAlliaterro WAS witness before the
Grand Jury at Oxford Miss, and on his ttsti-
mony several members Of the Ku K.uX band
ind. .Ofe
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
A Living Snake Elected from msns
Stomach

We were informed yesterday by Mr..
George ". Lipscombe, who resides about
four and half miles from Lynchburg, on
the Campbell Court House road, that he
saw negro man, DAILY Wigans, who lives
in his Immediate neighborhood, vomit u I
living snake three and half inches in
length. His snakeship wriggled about for
a while after being tjected from the mans
stomach but its life was of short dura-
ton, as it died Il few hours afterwards.
TIE negro is about fifty years Of age,
and has been sick 70, some time, com
planning frequently of sickness about the
ston ach. He IS evidently under the i'm
preston that he has been tricked by some
Of his race, whose i'll will be has engeu-
dered. at first it was believe to be q
tape-worm, but On examination proved to
be genuine black snake.
The explaaatIon OF this strange affair
We supoos- is that the snake Was swallowed
when GU te small By the negro while
drinking il branch er spring. We have
Lesri OF such 'hi"gs h"ppeniDg before
LyCcbberg HepubLicon.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
Josh Bnl1ngs on stray. bsrrIes.

The strawberry il one Nv natur's sweet
pets. She makes them worth fifty cents,
the fust she makes, and never allows them
to be sold at mean price.
The color Nv the strawberry il like the
setting NV the sun under q thin cloud, VII b
delicate splash nv rain in it its fra
GRANGE iz like the breath of baby when
1t fust begins to eat wintergreeh loZzen-
ge1s, its favor is like the nectar which an
oId-fashioned goddess used to leave in the
bottom nv che IN mbler, when Jupiter stoo I'd
treat on Mount Ida.
There il many breeds Nv this delight
ful vegetable. but not q meon one In the
hull lot.
think have stole them laying around
Ioos, without any pedigree, in somebody 9
tall grass. when was lazy school-boy.
that eat dreadful easy without any white
sugar on them, and even a bug occasion
ally mixed with them in the hurry
of the moment. Cherrys Is good, but they
are too much ike sucking a marble with 81
handle tew it. Peaches IL good, If don't
get any of the pin feathers into yure lips
Watermelons will suit ennybody who IL
satisfied with half sweetened drink; but
the man who can eat stra berry besprink-
led with krush sugar and baspattered with
kream lat somebody elses expensej and
not lay his hand on his stummak and
thank the author of strawberries and
stummaks, and the phelow who pays for
the stra berries, is u man with a worn out
conecience-a man whose mouth tastes
like hole in the ground, and don't care
what goes down.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
LATEST AkWS .4
BY TELEGRAPH.
TeIesraphic summary.

| & ars..-trf- IWAsHISGroS. d. u. July 10.
The arsenal At Bio de- Jaasiro has been burn
ell Loss 330.0t0 pounds. Gov -., .ts.r
The gaugszof ths Louisvihe branch Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad will be from four
feet six to fonr feet eight inches, and will be
made next Sunday. The entire road franz st.
Louis to Cincinnati will bs7o changed til o foh nw-
ing Sunday. and its eatire CONTROL trar eferre to
the New York OentraI.e~ 2@-A
The Iotte, m,cF iner1 and arpurtenances at
Covington hs-A hee1 'sizsd and the managers
arrested on the srouad that .heir charter has ex
pired by limitation.
A special dispatch to the New York Herald
lated Madrid says:
There has been a stormy debate in the Cor ses
over Cuba. Toe Government explained that
she could not sboish slavery until the insurrec.
ton was suppressed. The discussion resulted
in general concurrence of the necessity Of
0rushing the re vo'u ion forthwith, and q propo.
aition was made to send $1,000 men to Ouoa,
Bowen has taken his departure for Charleston,
8. O. ------.--.
The Longfellow made tue frst mile in 1:40
yesterday. being the qliokes. tme recorded
Dispatches from 2gl report that fire Is rag
ing among the shipping there. Thirty barks
have been destroyed. half OF them loaded with
corn AID hemp. The American bark Helers was
b1rned.
The striking miners 10 Anaoin and Amador,
Oalifornis, have surrendered.
Attorney General Akerman instrncts District
Attorneys to make extraordinary exeltions in
the execution of the Ku. Klux bill. Whenever
hey hear of outrsges they shall procure WAL
rants from SONS fedora! commissioner. arrest
he parties accused and have them bound over
,r committed till the ensuing term OF the Federal
Court.
Virgil 8. Lusk has been appointed Assistant
District Attorney, to push harsh features Of law
in North OaroiaI. The troops are placed at his
call.
rhe Chronicle conc'u les it's edito rial on the
u5ject rs fol ,ws 4" This zion tn pat o.
no Attorney General di>p lays a dienoaj OF o
executo the * Kux law IN eArnest. ard shoHz
-hst the 6 minis ion is evdenti2 Gete mined
yla' IL shall be riSidly execN0od to the very let
ter"
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

This is the way one extraordinary freak
of nature is accouItad for Anrie Bros
for years excited rural communities by ex-
hibi:ing an upusual cause of fM CT on, and
IS been G ven over by many doctors as
one beyond cure. She has apparently been
troubled With snake which, at Intervals,
thrust its head out Of her mouth and in
sandy reiterated down her throat. sus-
p.cious ply sician in Wayne County Infirm-
ary rre pared for sharp work the other
morning, aud when the snake appeared
seiz< the poor woman by the neck so that
the reptile tnight not retreat. Lo, when
disgOrgei. Dotung more fDrmid able than
al 1udIa-Iubber mi alton of snake came
forth, ana now AnnIe's occupation is gone.
An impatient Iri3bman called to his
wifi: 'lone, Conn; sat bceakfast resl15
I've had none since yesterday, and cc-noi-
row will be the third day" Til is equs'
to the call of the stirring housewife, who
aroused her maid at foar O'Clock. with:
"Come, Mary. get up: Hece Ii j. ii ooday
moruipg, tomorrow i Tuz stay and next
day NVednesday-helf the week gone and
nothing DONE" .s.-. --s --.- II
Charlotte Cush7nan, the flmo7s actress,
having mortgage for some $4,000 on
cinHeti, adver' ised it for sale through her
legal advisers the other day, bit not sin
gle bidder made his appearance.
Nevada p'ints proudly to the fact that
she was created Of quartz.
It has been said that spanfaloons obtained
on creols are breeches OF trust.
Is molssses good for cough 2 It ought
to be it's sold for consumption.
Why is a thunder storm like an onion
because its peal on peal.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
From l7tSgOUri.

ST. LOUIS, July Is
The Fort Smith, Arkansas, Era OF July Sd,
learns from Deputy o. 3. III > -shss McL@more
and Baer, that Eatanta and Big Tree, two Kiowa
Chiefs, were captured at Fort Sill, when Gen
SHERMAN was there, and sent to Austin. The
two attempted to escape from prison and actually
released themselves from the shackles by gDaw-
ing tn 3 fash from their hands aud feet, but were
discovered ard shot dead Marshals McLemore
and Baer report that the people of the Texas
frontier are very uneley lest there should be
gener 81 outbreak of the reserve Indiana upon the
settlements to take vengesEce for the death OF
their chiefs.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

The hot solar rays that Ti.Jen the harVests
generate many distressing diseases IL the hV-
be at al predisposed to Irregularities, this is
jhe season in which billions attacks may 6e an.
tcipated W ak stomach, too, Is weakest in
the summer N IN he, sad the Ioss OF vitality
through he pores by excessive perspirnti"n is
great. that = Wholesome tonic, combining
also the properties Of d d du,Ive stinulant and
gentle ezhIarant. Ii in many csses necessary to
neal h, aud under 20 circu instances shou d tie
dispeLs with ty the eick3y and de5iitated.
or all the parations Intended thus to refresh,
stain. and fortry the human frame, there Is
none that viii Compare VIII Rostetter's Get
rated Stomach BIttery. IbeJ haYe6e en- weis he d
Ia the palance OF expert IzLco and not 'ouud ~snt-
ing: have been recon- neude1 from tie first =
a great medicinal sJecifo, not Bs beverage
and IN spite of interested opposition from in
l1merable quarters stan. htter 3 twenty yesrs
trial, at the head of all pro pEietary nediciu es
intea led for the prevention aud cure of all or
dinary complaints Of the stomach, the liver, the
bowels, and the nerves. In the unhealthy dis
tries bordering the great rivers Of the South
and West, Hos letters Bitters may, be classe d
as the standard oae for every species Of inter
mittent re mittent fever. The people who
inhAbit those districts, place he most implicit
cot ddence in the prep2ratI1n-2 conf iente that
is increased every year by the results OF ite op-
Grafton. sE .r as -I.J
AS bitterss called, OF the most psrnicious
character, ~ springing up ike fnrgi on every
side, the pm bic is ereby forewsrned against
the drAm-sIlop frauds. Ask for Hos.etter's Bit
ters see 10 ct the label, etc. are correct and re-
member that the genuine article is never sold
in bulk b - in bottles only ., ast 81
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
THE ORANGE SOCIETY.

Tho Orange Society of the United Stats,
according to the statement of the Grand
Master, John J. Bond, has been distinct
organization for two years. The Supreme
Ledge, as it is called, is in England, and
under charter granted by it, the Society
has been established here for about four
years. It was thought, however, that the
Am merican branch should be an indepen-
dent organization, to avoid accusations of
want of patriotism. TIE Society ignores
politics. II has thirteen lodges In New
York, averaging about 100 members each.
There a:e also, besides lodge in New
burgh and one in P tsdam, New York,
four in Pennsylvania, five IL New Jersey
three in Massachusetts, and one in Illinois.
The OIaDg men expect to be joined in the
para lie by about l 500 members of The
American Protestant Association, and by
about !, 900 other sYmpatbizers so that
they Will have alt0g -taer about 5000 men
in line.
The Roman Catholic Irish societies.
chi fly the ancient 0 der of Hiberniane
of New York and vicinity, nrmber about
10000 man. The Roman Catholics de-
care that the Orangemen insult their
creed aud their ma. hood, and wantonIy
revive memories of cruel wrongs and per
-eeutiOns suffered at the hands Of the
ProsoAta ta ia Ireland long ago. They
4Liect, above all, to the commemorative
Of the day of the battle IN which Ireland
was ii ally crushed.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

The . 'i"a Herald asserts tha, un sess thu
country obtains some accidental outlet .1.
butter Low unforeseen the crop for 1871
will, taking the average OF the teas H., be
sold below the cost of production
homeopathic hospital for the ios4ns
is being built at Middletown, Orr. g..
county, n. l., with magnificent park md
other attractive surroundings.
Horace Webster, L. L. D., late presi-
dent of the College OF the City of New
York, died at Geneva, N. Y, on Wednes-
day.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
CABLE DISPATCHES,
PARIS, July Is.

PARIS, July IS.
II is impossible yet TO obtain dstails of the
Disaster at Vincennes. Explosions continue, and
it is danger Gus to approach the scene OF confu
sion ca amjty. Many per rs were struck by
bnets at great Distance from the factory Of
st. ia The buiidi Igs aud stores use9 in the
N .nufactnre of pr &C. lies were entirely stroy-
ID An accident oocu II cd ftom the unloa ding of
,oms powder carts IN tao case proximity to the
N schiuery used in the preparation OF the pro-
jectiles.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

The Methodisls of Harrisburg, Pennsy'-
vania, are going to worship IN church to
cost $50 600.
The children in Charleston, s. c., white
and colored, are debarred public scho :.
privileges because the Ra4ical officers have
stolen all the funds appropriated for edG-
caiional purposes.
A New Orleans lady boasts that her hair
is five feet ten inches long.
One of the ''solid men" of Norfolk,
Vjrginia, peddled fruit by the small in
1866.
How to fnd steady employment-get in,
side of the State PRISON.
Photographs of the wreck at Big Har-
peth river were out at Nashville on Fri.
day. ....-
An Alabama editor having read DIR.
Halls lecture advising that husband and
wife should sleep in separate apartments,
saws that DR.. Hall can sleep Who're he
chooses: but for himself he intends to
sleep where he can defend his wife from
rats and other nocturnal foes, as long as
! he has got one to defend. -.--.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

DEMOCRATIC CnNsERvATTvE ORGANIZATION.
EXECUIIVE % MI fThES
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
BRAGG, tHoMA~, Raleigh, Chai. man.
Me.r,mou, a. s., Bushes, Q. NJ,
Bl, deoe, NJ. A. Ltchford, J. j.,
ID Carteret, J. @, Battle. II. H.,
Moor, J. Il,
DISTRICT COMMITTEES:
FIRST DISTRICT.
CARTER D. NJ, Washington, Chairman.
Ransom NJ W., Jackson,
ATTAIN, Cnas Plymoush,
Winston, u. c., Wiudsor,
Enre, Nj. l., Gttesvilie,
More. j. E. Willie mston,
SHAW, W. b. Cnrntuck G. 81.
SECOND DISTRICT.
KEENAN,, THos s Wilson, Chairman.
Hughes. J I'm, Newbern,
MorrIsey, ". G., Goldsboro',
CHagau, Chas. J Greenville,
J fir Y, \. w, Beaufort,
Nixon, Z. W., Jacksonville,
WooteD, J F Kinston.
THIRD DISTRICT.
FNaELHARD j. A, Wilmington, Chair
man.
Fullar, L G, Fayetteville.
Mckoy, A A +, Clinton,
Wall, ii. c., Rock ham,
korment, A > Lumbe1ton,
-
Ellis, J W. Whlt V L..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
PLUMMER, l.. IT,, WaueuuOn, Chairman.
A.nis, j. =, Oxford,
York, h.. w, MOrrisville,
Coke, q. NJ, l. uisburg.
Leach, ]. t, lsaaahburg,
Dirk, j. A. H,lliards on,
Strudwlck, F. N, Rilisboro'.
EIFTH 0I TRICr
MoREHEAD, Jas. T., Greensboro, Chair
man,
Robins, NJ s., Asheboro',
Scales. A NJ, Wentworth,
Hill. JoeI F., Wilson's Store,
Robbins, Frank c., Lexington,
Kerr, John, Yanceyville,
Jordan, henry t, Rnxboro'.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Brown. J. E j, Char otte, Chairman,
Armfirld, r. F., Statssville,
Scuenck. David. Lincolnton,
Cowles. W Fl. H.. Wiikesboro',
McNeill, DIR. G. c., Catawba Station,
Henderson. Jno. s., Salisbury.
Dobson, Joseph Yadkinville.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
AVERY, A. O., Morg&nron, Chairman,
Cocke, A. NJ, Ashrville, -- 49,
Love, J. r. Jr,, Webster,
Neill. Q. F., Jefferson,
Gudger, Jas. NJ, Burnsville,
Durham, Plato, Shelby, Ills
Gash, L. s., HendeTsonYille. s--.-- 81
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
The Abolition Cf Grand Juries In wis
Consfn. a.-

The last Legislature of Wisconsin pass
cd al act for the abolition of the grand
jury system. aud it went into effect on the
1st inst. Judge Miller, OF the United
States Supreme Court. who is holding
court 10 Oshkosh, took occasion in hi
charge 20 the grand jury of that court on
the 5sh, to deplore. in strong terms. this
action. The Oshkosh Northwestern, in
reporting his charge, says he reviewed the
history OF the system and the objects for
which it was instituted. and said that "the
people of Wisconsin, if they persisted in
abolishiug the grand jury, would have rea-
son to deplore it a. great public caami
ty -; and furthermore, that, could the
fathers of this Republic see to day the
grand jury abolished, they would think US
2 very degraded penpla -
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

Uri ary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Disbetes.
Dropsy, Stoppage Of Water, IDoontinen Of
Urine, oright's Disease, AIbuminuriA. aud in al
cases W ere there are brick dust deposits or
the water 10 thick, cloud J, mixed with sno,tsn.
ces like the white OF egg, or tbreads Iiks
white IL or there ia u morbid. dark, bIliioos
appearance, and white bone dust dJposits, aud
when there is q prioking burning cen alton
when ASSN water, and pail in she small 0:
the Back and along the LoinG.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
EEs nA EeW York,
NEW YORK, july Is

NEW YORK, Ju'y 10
Two more un Ell have died.
At a fire hs morning, a barrel Of berziue
exploded, serio sl bum ng six fremen and two
police; others were slightly burned.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
WANTED! j!

"A SITUATION AS A TEACHER. Fer par.
tioaIars, address
Graham, N. O.
July a. 2Aateh
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
NlIISl|I HIGH SCHOOL.

! aE NEXT aFS5TON WILL BEGIN THE
81 OF July, 1871, aud con.inEe Twenty 900
weeks.
For circular apply to
ROYAL & SMITH,
Warsaw, n. @
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

For the fiscal year ende1 Jnne 30, 1870
there were issued by he Commissioner #
Internal Revenue 133 O42. GIL stamps fol
tobacco. enuff and cegar-. F.r the fiscal
year erded June 30, 1871. wer is'n"a.
indicating an incr, ass Oh about 81 500 O0U
in receipts over the previcu, fiscal yes.r.
fhero will be falling eff in The amount
received from The s sle f "hisk, stamps.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
the number of the newly enfranchised ex-
pected at the meeting held yesterday, at

The Weldon News modestly estimates
the number of the newly enfranchised ex-
| pected at the meeting held yesterday, al
221, 1192. .4.- ..s-- s-e
The Weldon News learns that the gin
house, with all its contents, belonging to
Mr.. E. B. Whitmore, located short dis
tance below the town of Scotland Neck In
I this county, was totally destroyed by fire
on Monday night-the work Of an iucen-
diary. No insurance.
Alta meeting of the Directors Of the
Eastern Division of the Western North
Carolina Railroad, held at Hickory Tavern,
last Monday, an agent of the Pennsyl-
vania Central Railroad who Was present.
made bid for the control, but it was re-
fused.
Professor Jules Macheret, one of the
faculty of Delaware College. Newark has
been appointed assistant commissioner OF
immigration for North Carolina, to Ie ide
In Paris. He left Wilmington, Del. Oh
Tuesday last for New YORK, en- route for
France.
The Charlotte Observer says that Cleave
land Mineral Springs is gay place now.
They have ten pin alley, fine band and
plenty of good water. There were s=verai
distinguished visitors there few days ago
Judge Shipp, Hon. T. J. Jarvis, and Hon
Thos. 8. Ashe.
The Raleigh Telegram learns that the
dwelling house. Rri-t mill, cotton screw
aud out houses on Egypt Plantation, Ora
ven county, about twenty miles from New
bern, the property of Kehee Z Royster,
were destroyed bv fire q few days since
Loss about So, 500 No insurance. Fir
accidental
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
From Baltimore

BALTIMORE, July i.
Mrs. Whsr.Gn has teen indicted for murder
in the first d3gree, for poisoning Gen, Kstchum.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

TIH JlEs5EVdFE ID p re-ominCn;y readable
FAMILY APR w ID lis 7th VOlume,) aud,
q vEulCLE OF EIWS LIS a'w2ys held the fret
ran. mo = = n'L-In Journals l news On
cvory :uIic f mterH=t-potlt:cai, literary, social
com lie n ! teIgn--iS aiwsys fresh abundant,
r U, I'D 4c.s e, cOmprisins; the whole circle
Gu rrut lnto Ggence, nlTa}s rendered with
sich promDti uie and spirit that the paper has
q -s-v ID increasing circulation.
Az f~ pHGAN OF OPINIO%.
TIE I Ess ENuEE l. IGar.6ss, tr5nodAnt, Indopll-
: BIZ, AE,l.;.t i lt~ advocacy # sound Demo
era prIuci les. & ,aT!H1 in its depUnci%b n
os ,ui ic Il hues corruption; and not con-
lining It's Gjs ,u-slon TO more politics. it takes
sIie range rnaCbes uron great arlety OF erh-
iac-, aiun5 u ba eat5 gGtdo OF pubi3
opinion all topics which gage public atten
Ii n. 1t gives cJus tcuOu5 Prominence to State
news q marko5 = ports.
Iva -sEHs "ArTED II EVERY COUNTY.
e u YOUR RO>tY
IN Port Office orders, wherever convenient, If
not then register Gh fe'ters % 'ainrng money.
kdiress julius A BONITZ
EG2Sor and PzOp'r
GoIdsboro', II. G.
61t-W1V
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21
IIEALIH! BEAU{Y!!

STRONG AND PURE BIOH BLOOD--IN
OkEASE OF FLESH AND FEIHHT-OLEaR
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL LOdrLEXION
SECUTED 70 ALI.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

l square. of 10 lines or less, for each and svsry
insertion, 81.
Special Notices will be charged 81 90 per square
for each and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications of every
character are charged az advertisements.
eT No advertisement re1ecting upon private
character can, under ANY C1RouMsTANcss, be
dmitte1
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

Company Notwithstanding the servants
before Your party.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

The ex Secretary of the ex-Confederate
Navy, s. r. Mallory. has finally settled at
Mobile, Ala.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-21

Atlanta. Georgia, is Low constructing
seven hundred dwelling and business
houses.