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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25
SALES AT AUCTION.

6A11S Al AOCIlONs
-. Us sa% TS ss rs sEE ~
Ss's sT Sie :ryn soS Sast
rAkskiID ssE a.; auction
executors q issac cIaan. e ;sa.ed. over
and contiguous streets and avenues being remaining
tho Dyckman Homestead.
end comprising 100 acres.
sss, VA 8 i;.i byss%sn ~ asa'.
the value OF these ot' -. THIS .s. wiz . p, The
The tile is indisputable.
For maps and descriptive pamphets with terms Of sale
and directions 10 reach rae popsy appy g the Aasson-
coaa.si eli Tor The Esssassl: No. les Nassau street
Il q Country Seat and Lands
at Tivoi. Dutchess county N.Y.
ksa a 1s assSsS q hS e
Da,chsss county n. " the hank Of the Hudsos
river,
the aods an@ by y%s Of ns saS
d.ssas s a.: y" DE IN Soss s
on WEDNESDAY. the 10Th day Of July ns1t.
at y O'Clock Of that day. The same will be put w
The inst parcel Is the late "Elmcndor' Residence. with
dwelling houss and ou,buildnss thereon AMI hsh sns-
more and sua;ed i'm mediatey nos,hsy and
Esq ihe parcel dssraby located suDavlsios
and sale IN lots containing % acres more or lees ana
j. Watts win be offered and s,ld entire and whoM
This win We absoute and 10 made 10 ciose tho
The title preni and Of the uyiler-
s 10 s'i Gsr
Hook, N. " for further particulars.
Dated May 22, 1871. fETERsL. VOORHEES,,
Executor trustee under will testament
Of elizabeth timendvTr, deceased.
JJENRY Il. HERTS, AUCTIuNEER.
Ill SALESROOMS AND ART GALLERIES,
66 AND SUB BROADWAY opposite eleventh street),
FoRAEKLY DoDwokrh HALL.
ART NOTICE.
Auction sale OF original PAINTINGS and Sketches
IN AID OF THE NEWMAN FUND,
On THURSDAY, May a, at IL O'Clock A. NJ
nj the Art Galleries, 6u0 AMI ", Bfoadway,
by order the Committee the Newman Fund,
hundred original Paintings aud Skotche
the proaucton ofhe following prominent artists, W.T.:
barley, Beard, stephens,
Luney Billings, Mast.
Lesch r. Beilew, Annen,
others of equal by them for the bene
the In aid Of the widow the late am Newman,
the artist. and favsraby known =
tributor the London Punch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD

TIANDSOMk HOUSEHOLD
III Furniture Mt auction.
A. J. BLEEcKER, sod CO.. viii sell on Thursday 2sth
May, Icy o'c ock at No. ~ East 1hirtyrs street.
Fourth avenue the excellent Furniture OF gencmans
family the best OF Dessoirs manufacture, Dres
sing robes. paror rosewood SETS, Chairs,
Tables &C.. ac English Bruises Carpets splendid FrencH
plate ante Glasses wide SUPERB double Dinner ard
Dessert Service French CHINA verv costly every piece OF
different pattern hne Beds, Mattresses, Beisteads &C.; all
made TO order
TOHN II. AUSTEN, AUCTIONEER.
81 HAZARD, APTHoKP Co, Real Estate Brokers and
Auctonees will sell NJ the saesroom Ill broadway,
Tuesday, May 30 at u noon all the Property real and
sona the Lons Peat Mining Company of New YORK; stu
Ward District, Colorado For particulars apply 10
the Auctioneers. llO Broadway,
JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER-TH1s DAY, AT II
81 O'Clock at No. so West Twe tn street geneel House.
hold Fur nt,rc marble top Bureaus, Mirrors mahogany Ta
plc Chairs washsands Sofas he isteade Hal. Husk and
Spring Mattresses Feather Elbows and Bosters Sheets
Quits, Carpets and Oico,h. window Shades, &C.
TosEPH BEGEMAN 4 CO.-FRfDAY, MAY ~. AT 10
81 A. NJ, the saesrooms, Wnlougnby, corner Pearl
Brooklyn, assortment good Paror, Chamber ana
Dining Furniture, Mattresses Mirrors, Cntna Velvet
AMI other Carpets also fine rosewood Pianos Psrlor BUTTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

A RTISrS' SALE,
OIL Paintings.
Somervlie Gallery tn RSDAY May % at O'Clock,
The works OF
Mr.. Oregon wilson,
together with number OF Landscape and Marine Views,
viii be sold nj auction by
B. Film ave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

g HERMANN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
y. OF Household and PHrior Furniture. This day May
~ at " O'Clock, al No. X bowcy, three guis y, elegant ar.
lnr Furniture Tables Chars, Feather Psws, Spreads,
blankets, bureaus, Carpet aud rcdseads
l.. RlNDSkoPF, City Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

CUPREME COURT, RENSSELAER, COUNTY--GEORGu
- w. fuyer against Jane Mcti,nnis and John McGnris
Pursuant to order made this action on the ih Msfch
1871 will sell public auction, the 18th day Of May
1871, Mt 10 O'Clock "A. NJ, 81 North New YORK
city, the barge Washington with her Appurenances.
HOKAC. INGERSOLl., Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

o. EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROAD
- way.-tre Or two cen lemeu obtain pleasan
furnished FROM Bedroom, with Board; desirable summer
location.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

WAnfEDr-iN a BOARDING SCHOOL, A RESIDENT
~ ftsrch Macher lazy 0f culture AMI expcrfencej hq
Teferenses required Apply The hours OF and
sf. -, al6 Perfepcnt sLs brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

WGATG0-toR ONE OF THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS,
- ~ rnysn anu Latin teacher he must bc graduate,
ysunA sinpr anu PROVIDED via
sshi &ahsntense win tho French language would
and w r. N. y"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

CHERIFF'S SALE.-R FIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL
- sell this day, II O'clock nj southwest Beeckc
Carrnine the Stock and Fixtures OF liQuo
and oyst sa.oon. ~ or.er
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
r. MO0fNNysa Deputy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN DESIRES InsTRuc
topjn French tsaw nm educated lady middle age pro-
board In respectable family. Address srnDLAR isrsid
oh,cc. ~ $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTI0NEER.
M Bankrupt sale OF Jewellers Stock OF hne Gold and
Silver Watches Jawcry, Silver Ware, PLATED Ware &C. on
Tuesday Jun. 10 O'clock prompt, at the saesroom NO.
~ Nassau street, large cnt Of une old and Sver
Watches vest Chains PLAN and engraved Rings &c. IN lots
To suit The and Others, Fru Knives Eyeglasses
Lockeis. Charms, Beats. silver Plated Ware Danon ~
Amlets &C.. being the at q. " Saw Jr. Sold py
order Of George q. Street. Assignee In Bankruptcy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

j. BLEECKER, SON & CO., Al CTIONEERS.
N. TUESDAY, MAY 80,
al II NJ, ut Exchange Saiesroom, Ill Broadway,
Executors Fourteenth Property belonging to the
estate Henry Tce, deceased.
Mulberry street-premises No. 49, side, between
Broome and Sprn: Streets 2xi0 with three Houses. Terms
cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

(T MNN BAfEKSDUKFER, AUITIONEER.-WIDL
ID sell This day (TnUKSDAi ncne at lU9 O'clock
mt private residence IA West sixth
ayennc rare chance for parties comncncin. housckeep
Ing and tho trade S5U0 and 4O lots by catalogue,
OF useful Household Furnture viz Rosewood Pianofore
"a octave, city maker rich Paror Sas, carved frames
satin and brocate rep Suits, Bronzes Paintings Mirrors.
Velvet and Brussels Carpets Bookcas Lace nrt ns, Con-
tire Tables inr.sh Chars Lounges, Clocks, &c Din.
Ing Room Furniture Buffet, Extension rabc Chars Pate
Cutlery Urns Casters leo Pitchers, Glassware China &C.
also Icdroom suits, ia rosewood md nlad walnut; single
and double Bcseads, Bureaus, washsands, spring.
and leather Beds; Pillows Bostefs Bedding &C.. Ward.
robes, Chars Also Kitchen Furniture.
MAX BAiERSDoRFER 4 CO.. Auctioneers:
oIlcc 3Sf bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

MN Writer'S SELLS FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
w Carpets at auction, Friday May ~, at O'Clock,
through =. y. y ,BnkfhOLF Anc,ioneer At ~ Canal
and Tapestry uarpet, In ORDER This being tbs
hr,cenih ernsnnual aale OF thes. carpets need
Mcnts- They are OF the best texture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

90 WEST NINTH STREET TO LET, WITH BOARD
20 two nlcey furnished front Rooms the third floor
suitable FOR party u gentlemen. References exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

OD WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET.-HANDSoMELY
CC furnished Rooms TO rcnt suite sngy, gentle
and their wives single gentlemen, with Board
ceptionable References
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

% GRAMERCY PLACE, EAST TWENTIETH
s)O Ruom and BoarI for gentleman VIE.
two genatmcn also handsome small Room for gentle
man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

. TIL STREET, lse NEAR LEXINGTON AVENUE
CI Rooms Tor families gentlemen, with Board,
buceo rrces; de shtu location Tor convenient
and stages; references exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-25

s)s)p STREET, WEST, NO. STA PRIVATE FAMILY
hsv room than required will rent. with Board,
large front acoye Room Brcond floor; convent
hot and cold water and Handsomely furnished
location unsuip passed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20
SOUTH CAROLINA ITEMS.

The Marion Star says that counterfeit 50
cent fractonals are in circulation in that
town.
Chas. Weber, Of Columbia, bridegroom
of few days only, decamped on Friday
night, with his brides money, but not
with his bride.
The News says Tho Sumter brass band
will play at the suppers to DO given by tle
ladies for the benefit Of tho Episcopal
Church, at Furstenburg hall, on tho 2Jd,
24th, and 25th instant.
At the last meeting of the German Rifle
Club, of Charleston, a donation of ono
hunred dollars was voted to the Howard
Association, in consideration of the emf
nent services rendered by that Association
to the destitute sick, and particular to The
Germans.
The Carolina Spartan says On Satur~
day night last about O'Clock, Thomas H.
Doyle and Henry Barlinc, u. s. soldiers,
and James Russell, who was undergoing
sentence for illicit distilling, made their
escape from the jail in this county. Doyle
was overtaken about fifteen miles from
town, and brought back to Jail. Tho
other two have not been heard from.
In one day last, says the Horny News,
Mr.. r. G. w. Grissett and his neighbor
Jones, killed, in a lake near his house,
thirty-fve alIigators; the next day return
ing to the same place, he and his son For
ney killed more, making forty-five in all.
These amphibiOus animals ranged III
length from two and half to eight feet.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20

said the perplexed Tiler to himself; but
calling out the deacon he bade him say
that Eva was there and determined TO get
into the lodge-room.
The deacon went to the East, and de-
livered his message in q low tone, and a
moment afterward moved "that the craft
be called from labor to refreshment.''
Now" said Mr.. Turner, "tell the Tiler
to let her como in"
And Eva did como in, or rather bounded
into the hall, more beautiful in her excite
ment than over before. She advanced to
tho centre OF the room and stood beside
the altar; half poised upon one tiny foot
she scanned rapidly the faces of all. Her
eager eyes soon detected tho strangers,
who were seated beside each other, and
for q moment she seemed irresolute, then
darting forward with q glad cry, she
threw her arms about the neck of Mr..
Durant, crying, "Oh, papa my dear
papa you have como home at last You
were not burned in the ship ?"
We will not attempt to paint tic scene
further, but will leave our readers to
imagine the Joy OF the found father, ard
also leave them to decide whether the
tears that wet the checks of the Brethren
of Hiram Lodge were caused 10y sympathy
with the happiness of their little charge,
or grief that they should lose one whom
they oil loved.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20

Kinston has been made money order
Office.
Fayetteville is passing through sickIy
season.
Fayetteville wants q building aasocia-
ton.
The Eagle estimates that over 1000
bales of cotton have been received in Fay
ettevill since September 1st.
The Winston Sentinel says: Jesse A.
Waugh, died at residence in Waughtown
on last Friday morning. Mr.. Waugh was
once, O prominent politician ard repre-
ed the county several timos in the legisla-
ture.
Some loose papers in a closet in one of
the front rooms on the second story of
fuckers fine building, in Raligh. caught
fire on Thursday morning, but was quickly
suppressed, thus averting what would
have proved very disastrous fire. This
we learn from the Sentinel.
The Goldsboro Messenger says that
Thos. Potter, Of Greene county, got 81
blades of fodder, and s oars of corn, the
largest ear measuring 10, and the smallest
Z inches. Each car counted II rows and
the whole made over Il, 600 grains.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20
TALL OAKS FROMLITTLEAC ACORNS
GROW.


GROW.
An n-vocation-Tending bar.
The best ''help p"-Help yourself.
London has had a bar maid show.
Pennsylvania womap-n xpIosive.
Advice TO stocking members your
darndest.
Don. Carlos, Of Spain, is living at Geneva,
Switzerland.
Georgia corn is SO tall that they harvest
it with a ladder.
The rivers of Florida are said to be
''swollen by heavy dews."
A fanciful scribe speaks of ''train un-
tracked
Drop us line. as the trout said to the
angler.
Would you call an alderman a ghost II
you saw him a-gobliD.
Sam. Houston, Jr., is district school
supervisor in Texas.
The ex-Confederate General Gauo is
now a clergyman in Tennessee.
President Grant took three premiums
for colts at the st. Louis Fair last THU 81
day.
A Hartforder advised a slender friend to
chalk his head and 60 to masquerade as
billiard-cue.
| A New York man has attempted suicide
four or five times. He cuts his throat
from year to year, but never succeeds
Louisville Journal.
General Wade Hampton, of South Caro-
| lima, is SO feeble from nervous prostration
that his friends fear he cannot recover
His wife lies very low, too, from O late at
tack Of paralysis.
General F. 3. Van Buren,, cousin Of
President Van Buren,. died at Herdon, Va,
on Thursday morning, in the elghty-fiIst
year of his age. His remains have been
taken to New York.
The military expedition Of eight hun
dred men escorting the Northern Pacific
railway surveying party has encountered
no hostile Indians, as was apprehended.
and the survey progresses successfully and
rapidly.
| Nilison does not eat like q fine American
lady, with her fingers on the very Zip of
ihe fork, but handles knife and fork with
freedom and vigor, and violates all the de-
crees of fashion in holding the fork at the
lower end.-Exchange.
| One of our prominent grooers has q sa-
gacious dog who never sees half barrel
OF flour weighed out on the scales but he
goes and puts one foot On the platform,
carelessly looking out Of the door to avoid
| exciting suspicion.-LoweA Courier.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20
Terms of subscription.
PEREMPTORY SILE
-CF a
ytLUhBLE TRACT OF LAND!

I URSUANT TO i DEOREE or THE eup9-
nt the June Term 1871, in the c: OF 6anQot Il.
%estray agains: stephen d; Wallace and Mary lsr
WalIsce. the undersigned as Comnlls7loner' WILL
- expose to sale by Iubhc auction, at the
t.o.y, House door in rhe city Of Wilmington, for
rl-4 s trnct Of hand containing sixty Acres'
'., Ia4s than mile from the city o. Whining
~ beginning a. stake on the oil Newbern
IT, lane. J. Mi!lE' corner, thence running
80 ut n chains and IS links, thence Eouth
,.,nn Eaet Is chains and 81 links 10 stake.
,..1lf south tvm. west IS chains and So Inks
i"'.'o 80, on the Old Newborn road, thonce
~ s..I road south 81, Yves: Is chains aud
- t.',,, a rtske, ~ thonco South 7O' 45m
NJ chain. and 50 links 70 The beginning.
Thee ID q goa 49, ,he rrtIoiser
''i1''''. MICHAEL CRONLY,
COmmlssiOner.
33-w5Wch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20

i4,La itrIiu- ami O.hers, heirs Il Lemutl
Cherry,
,I,tr, l. I!lc,-, A!IuiuIstratOr OF said Cherry.
NlDlUOHS.
TAP. 4r.al; to tue Cour: ina: jacob l.. Her
,r,- William 20 lis anL WHO Jane. Goo12: Pat
+,.i. .,I uife IaAheIia John J. Cherry Uf en-
-....-.c crual EdWards Thomas Edwards and
t.ItU..ul l.,lwnTd- AuEo Civil Casey, Sarah &.
g.r.r TAbethe Casey, GuoAn j Cszoy, MInny
t;aIIauI, i. q Edwards and wiI1 (athHrlEe.
tt.rlcs IA .,'y ard wife A2ne, IHd'ly Ann Laecy.
!. I. Cascy. CEthariI:c Ua. cy, FL 4 .beth Casey,
gnI Vile UEtAArlEe. J@hn Ed~aIdJ, hoir1 OF
I.Iudci Chrrr~, TesIio by ond the lImIs OF tne
ate. II IL tho:cUpnn ordered thai publication
H.. ul8!c in tho Wilmington JOURNAL. notifying
4:ld pAru y, &nd III CsBa th"y any OF them
.irtd, t!luIr TtprcaoutatIVes IL come forward
= til next term Cf this Court %tu lu&kG th am-
.,.yy5 either parties plaintiff or dCtoNdrutB and
81, hcard ur i'll tins case the court Will proceed
~ II th-y were III court and give ju EIncnt iii
iiI+
Aud no.ica il hereby giVoJ 70 :ha GLit par
.i.,- sb5va named and AL other IArti interest
III il the crta1e of icmucI CEorry, d. ceased, "a
I,, and appear ut the next tCrT ri tho super y
t.-iuTt to ho be for the county Ut DnplIn st
The Court House in KCHALsViliU un tho l2th
aluuiay nftrr tie 9TH Monday + Aus u~t, 1871, ,
the sad petition and com I5iAlut, WHOM
s.rl whore they can te heard, RnI ,'nse tltry
I,Il t. attend the Court VIII proceed to judg
lI.ut in this Cafu.
In testimony whoreo. Il affixed my
- lr',, At o1lico iii Konausvil!0, Hcptomtor Gf;h.
I-I,
JOHN ID. %OCTT EHLtNH,
tIr:k superior Court.
CctG 3S-UGAch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20
A Pretended Nephew of Robert E. Lee
EIourisheI for N season In Tennessee.

The Nashville Banner says that several
months since one Captain 8. Adams Lee
introduced himself TO the citizens of Muir
freesboro' and vicinity as a cousin of the
Iamented Gen. Il. e. Lee and as Captain
of the Merrimac in the late war. He had
but one leg, and this coupled with the de-
livery of several lectures oateesibly IN be-
half of the Lee Memorial Fund, added to
his popularity, and he was elected pro-
fessor in Soule College, received a license
to preach, and became a great man. But
Fitzhugh Lee and General G. w. O. Lee
having denied ell knowledge of him, OF
course Capt. s. Adams Lee has abandon
ed his class in the Soule College and
sought new fields.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20
>UPERioE C0UHT--DUYLIN County.
JOHN u. Stanford, ct al, Plaintiff.

J1ln D. STANFORD, q Al, PlalnslH.
=. q. MosoIoy. TrustnU OF SpaiGht Hill. Soaight
Hill. ct dL, Defendant.
Or}ey for Scrrice By PuJlicatioH.
II appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court
mat the doftndant, Spaight Hill. IL non-resi-
d"ut of this Ntato--It Is ordered that pubica-
t!ul 5o made III the Wilmington JOURNAL a
weekly newspaper published III the city OF vii
MIn&ton, N. O.. once week for Elk weeks sac
cnsslVaIy, notifying him 10 appear before the
Judge OF the Superior Court OF Duplin county,
1T The tarm to be held in said county at the
Uo1It HO1se in KcnsnsviiIo CI the 13th MOI
day after the 18th MoEdsy in August. 1871, and
answer tho complaint OF the plaintiff a copy CT
which will be deposited in the otlco OF tho Su-
nor Court Oork of said county.
GTea under my hand and eeai OF Ct1ice the
~ h September, 1871.
J. D. SOUTHERLAHD.
Clerk Superior Court Duplin county.
sept "a 26-WGWch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20
From maine-Grcat tfrcshet-Bridges swept
Away, sc.
From New York.

New loRK. Oct -.
a special to the Tribune, dated City Of Me2i-
co. October 1st. Gays This afternoon 400 gems
de and cavAITylnen revolted and attempt
ed to take possession Of the city. The garrison
rallied under command OF Gen. Rocha and 9th
els aud attacked and defeated Ito insuIg gents
Two OF the latter killed il the fight. Their
leaders, said to Do Negrote, To!od4, Rivera ana
Chevarria effected their escape. but several OF
their officers, with go man, woro taken prison
ers and shot tho next morning.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20
: fOfalia, syphilis. Liver Complaint.
constipation. Chronic Rheumatism,
HiSease4 Of the Kidneys and Had
der, aud all Blood Impurities.

no OFF, - the Am srio public new and
valuable remedy Tor the above mentioned dis
ea"ea, FGHlcr's Compound Extract is oompOs ed
Of the best medicines known to Matt1'!a MedlcG.
1t Is perfectly pure in all it's Ingredients, being
composed 0f several wolI known articles uniyer-
sally uscd by the best Physicians; each of which
i'll combination, supplies what experience has
shown to be wanting "Len sinGly employed; but
the result OF patient investig alton, requiring
time, labor and skill, SO .s to give the public
genuine article. which they can rely upon, and
in place OF the worthless and dangerous Patent
Mcdicincs flooding the country; and therefore
enables us to warrant Fowler's Compound Ex-
tract to be tho most porFoct curative for dis
eahes of tha blOJI over discovered.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20
Atch Old M en- .

The gentlemen most noted for wealth
In New York are becoming somewhat con-
spicuous for aga. William 3. Astor Is rs.
A. r. Stewart 70, Vanderbilt Is. Daniel
Drew II, Peter Cooper 81. George Law
70. Willism Cullen Bryant II, and James
Gordon Bennett rs. ALI except the last
are still toiling in business harness.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20

THE MEssENdER is pre-eminently q readable
FAMILY PAPER. (now in its 7th volume,) aid, as
a VEHICLE OF NEWS, has always held the first
rank among Southern journals. Its news on
every topic OF interest-pOlitical, literary social
domestic and fOreign-is always fresh, abundant,
various and accurate, comprising the whole circle
OF current intelligence, always rendered with
such promptitude and spirit. that the paper has
large and increasing circulation.
AS AN ORGAN OF OPINION.
THE MEssENGBR Is fearless, trenchRnt, indomi-
table. ardent in its advocacy OF eound Demo-
cratic principles. unsparing in Its denunciation
or political abuses and corruption; and not con-
Gning it's discussion to mere politics. it takes q
wide range, touches upon great variety OF sub
jIcts, and aims to be safe guide of public
opinion on all topics which engage public atten-
ton. 1t gives conspicuous prominence to State
news and market reports.
CA1YAssERs WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY
SEND YOUR MONEY
in Post Office orders, wherever convenient, if
not, then register the letters containing money.
Address JULIUS A. RONITZ
Editor and PrOpr
Godsboro', N. O.
mar d1t-w1y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20
SUPERIOR CoURT--DUpLTN COUNTY
john Smith and John L. Heath, TO the use
John Turner, Plaintiffs.
David @. yasden and Alfred Bagden, Do:end'ts

John Turner, Plaintiffs
IS
David @. Basden and Alfred Basden, Defend'ts,
Or,ler for .S5rrice 6Y Publication.
lt appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
shat the defendants, David q. Basden and AL
fred bs-den, now residents of this state, it
Ia ordered tuat publication be IN 4de in the Vii
iHIh8S2h JoCRNAL, q weekly EeWspaper pub
week for six wocks successWoly, motif lug them
10 appear before the Judge OF tie Superior
Court OF DuphE county at the torn 10 be held
N said county on tie 18Th Monday after the
ith Monday III August, 1871 and answer the
complaint of the pIaIntin, copy OF which will
hc deposited in the Office of the Superior Court
Clerk of sad county.
Given under my hanI and seal OF Cflice
iho 18th OF September, 1871.
j. u. EOUTHERLAND,
Clerk Superior Court Dupin county.
repl y $6.WGG ca
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20
ROBERT c. JOHNSON.

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES, COTTON, &c.
VNILmlN GTON. N. q.
OFFICE AT JOHN q. HEYERS STORE.
~ would inform his friends aud old customers
that he has qualified IS Inspector, and solicits
their patronage. .
jan l3 WI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-10-20
DIED.

At UhatA~A, Miss, Oh Monday, October ~
1874, 1T 5 O'c Q IL, A. M, Mrs. SARAH b. NAL
/ EIp l. wIfo or Oapt. Giles N. MaJlett. aged I'll
Years, month and days, u native Of New Top
il sound, near Wilmington, N. y.