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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-12-07

himself to insure and keep insured, lie
principal buildings on the plantation, tie
policy Of insurance to remain deposited
in the Citizens Bank of Louisiana. for
the interest Of the holders of said promis.
sorry notes.
Parish of St. James, this Both Novembe,
A. D. 1872.
]. C. OLIVER,
Sheriff
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-12-07

VI. }. GEBELlN Went Gouvrir, d cb,a 40
son masns'n, I'M atslier de toanslerie pour
6o'cauts e, jariis.
IL est en- mesure de rapondre aux ordres de
NM. les planteurs e, lubricants de sucre.
II appe'le aussi l'attention des hab;,an,s
sur son STORE. STORE parfailement assor,i,
ct renonm& pour ses prix moderes.
-s'adresse direc,ement a NJ. J. Gebelin,
Oh a ]. Gebelin, Long.Viem p, O. St.James.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-12-07
Scllettcs.

A VEsDRE CHEZ Nj. J. BILLION, Au ST.
a james Store, les nouvelles Seleues
de M. FRANCOIS Flory, de Saint.Mar,inyille,
Ces Se1enes pour cheyaux ct mule,s, fai,es
a'ec DIES fats DIES Attakapas, ne blessent
annals les animaux, ct leur duree est double
dc Ia duree des %selIettes ordiuaires.
h1haoita''on J. .Fors,alI, difigee par NJ. X.
Estetbrook, men emploie pas d'au,res.
}. Billion.
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ARMAND Prior,
Attorney.

DY virtue OF a writ Of seizure and sal,
- dated the 25th day Of November A. D
1872, amended on the 26lh day of the same
month and year, | have this day seized, an,
will offer for sale, at public auction, on The
premises, on
SATURDAY the 4th day of JANUARY 1873
at II o'clock A. NJ,
the hereinafter described property, held in
common by the Defendants in the above
entitled suit, to wit:
A Sugar Plantation situated in the
Parish of St. James, on the right bank
OF the Mississippi river, at abou, 81
miles above the City of New Orleans.
measuring Twenty two arpents front, on
said river, running in depth, on the lower
line, to the extent of one hundred and
tor'y'nIne arpents, and on the upper line,
to the extent of one hundred and fifty.
eight arpen's, containing an area of
Two thousand nine hundred and seventy.
six 76Iloo arpents, bounded above by the
plantation Of Seplime Fortier, and below
by that of John Burnside, together with
dwelling house, sugar house and refinery
and all the other buildings and improve.
ments thereon and thereunto belonging:
Also the mules, cattle, carts, and all
the farming utensils and implements of
husbandry attached to the said plantation;
All OF which will be more fully detailed
and explained on the day Of sale.
The whole of the above property will
be sold in block, on the following
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
One third cash, and the balance at one.
two and three years, from the dav of
sale, the credit instruments bearing
interest at the rate Of Eight per cent,
per annum, from said date until paid.
and being represented by promissory
notes made and subscribed by the Dur.
chaser, to his W order and by him
endorsed, payable at the Citizens Bank
OF Louisiana, in the City of New Orleans.
said notes being made in sets or coupons
to suit the convenience Of defendants.
and secured by vendors privilege and a
special mortgage, with the clause de non
aAena"do, on the property sold, said
mortgage also securing the attorneys
ices at 500 in case of suit being brought
iof the collection Of said notes or of anv
part 'hsreof;-and the purchaser binding
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
NEJv YORK C0RREsPONDENCE.
Wall Street I'm - FIutGer-Ifse Work.
ingksae1a General Robert Anderson
Criminal Etcnss-TI2c EEaVaSeS of the
SmaiE-PGH-A Novel Fire-EnGine-
PcrAOnaas-Nerc Mention. Etc,
NEW York. ADril 3l, 1S

NEW DIRK, April Sd, 1872.
DclH JOU57l0}:-lf you step into the
Stock Exchange about this time, you will
see one Of those periodical spasms for
which Wall street has become famous.
Erie has dumped" from 81 to IS, and
men have gone almost wild in their mad
race for sudden wealth. Hundreds of for
tunes have been made i'll ten days. Jay
Gould is said to have made a million. One
of the DalmOnicO walters has added $500
to his pile. a bOot-black put up his omar
GIN and is now worth a clear thousand.
A sharp lady living up-town bought ''on
the fly" and can afford to wear a new silk
every day i'll the year. No one pretends
to account for the unexpected rise in the
stock, and bulls and bears are alike nom
plused. a leading banker says the stock
is really worth 80 {; beyond that figure, it is
like hot poker-tO be handled gingerly.
The scene in the Exchange where hun
dreds of men are yelling, crowding, attudi-
nizing and swapping their fingers in each
others wild eyes reminds one Of Bedlam,
the contrast being somewhat in favor of
the real lunatics.
There is more trouble among the So
ciety men," Us they are called. Scarcely a
day clapscs ia which there are not a dozen
personal encounters between those who are
holding out for higher wages aud those
VINO are ODhgcd TO Succumb to fate. The
Workingmen are every day growing strong
er in their combinations, and probably the
hour is not distant when we shall have q
solution OF the much-veXed problem that
now puzzles both the capitalist and la
bOreI.
The remains of Gen. Robert Anderson,
who commanded Fort Sumter at the time
Of its original bombardment in 1861, have
been brought from Italy and are to be in
tered at West Point on the 9Th of April
An imposing military demonstration will
doubtless take place.
New Workers, with all their shrewdness,
are easily humbugged. The last sensation
is great sale of watches at such low prices
that the jewelers. have taken alarm and
combined to demolish the monstrosity.-
The Tribune alleges tirst-class fraud, and,
in consequence, has q libel suit on it's
hands while in the face of melted pinch
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The California Eartilquakc-SinguI
Physical Changes

Additional advices from Inyo county,
California, place the number killed by the
earthquake on Tuesday at thirty, besides
100 wounded. In the desert county
stretching from Owens Lake to the Next
call line are innumerable craters not long
extinct, besides several mud volcanoes, and
it is supposed that some of these old vol
canoes may be i'll eruption again. a gentle
man from Independence asserts that smoke
and ashes from volcano were distinctly
seen southwark from that place, and word
has been brought there that lava was seen
flowing down the mountain, but the report
is not authenticated. The shocks cOntin-
ued decreasing in force up to Thursday
morning, when over 1000 had been count
ed. AT Tibbett's ranch, fifteen miles above
Independence, forty acres of ground sunk
seven feet below the surface of the sur
rounding country. Big Owens Lake has
risen four feet since the first shocks
Owens River ran over its banks depositing
shoals of fish on the shore, afterward it re-
coded for q distance of three or four miles.
Through Lone Pine the earth cracked; one
side remained stationary while the other
sank seven or eight feet, leaving wall of
earth extending over three miles in length,
where formerly was levei plain. Innum-
cradle cracks were made throughout the
valley. Kern and Ovens rivers turned
and ran up stream for several minutes,
leaving their beds dry and finally returned
with largely increased volume. There has
been no parallel to this earthquake since
the year 1912, when the missions of San
Juan CapistrOvo and La PuriSsima in
Southern California were destroyed. OF
course the earthquake is the matter of
common conversation throughout Cali
fornia, but creates not the slightest appre-
hension outside of the district affected.
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From McAlpine's Life and Times of Fisk, Jr.
The Fisk-ManSfieId LeIGers-COI. Fisk
EH;G

These are the letters of a man infatuated
by siren bent on leading him to destruc-
ton. They are not what prurient public
expected. Fisk fought hard to prevent their
publication, and gave his enemy $4,000
that his shame might not be blazoned forth
to the world. 1t is evident that he did not
write them, they were xpenned by better
scholar. For a long time certain Of Fisk's
immediate friends strove earnestly to in
duce him to publish the letters himself
He refused.
''1 GU may laugh at me, but | tell you |
can't put on sion-board some of the
purest thoughts that ever stirred me, and
let the world laugh at me. They may
curse me for this, and damn me for that,
and ridicule me for something else, but, bY
the Lord, this is my heart that yo1, want
me to make a show of, and l WON'T
But a few weeks before the publication
Of the letters he yielded to the solicitation
OF his friends, and furnished his copies of
the correspondence 10 an amanuensis, with
orders to prepare them for the press
When this had been done to his satisfac-
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which occurred the following words:
This will amuSe great many heartless
people, but L am satisfied to let them
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been justly blamed, and have been ridi-
culed for much more. In this cores
pondencc, which was an insult to one of
the purcst women that ever lived, | have
been more guilty than in anything else. l
have sought and obtained the forgiveness
OF my wife. Now let the world lauGh.''
1t was most unfortunate that Fisk
changed his mind again, thereby losing an
opportunity to present himself in a far
better light than any i'll which the public
had yet viewed him. There is no doubt
that at this time he had resolved to turn
over II new leaf and become d better man.
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The California Legislature and San Fran
cisco Chamber of Commerce have passed
resolutions to grant an annual subsidy of
$1,000 900 in support of steamers plying
between that city and China, Japan and
Australia.
The United States deputy marshals have
made many arrests in Kansas lately of par
ties implicated in lynching and murder.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Bret Harte cards the press to repudiate
authorship of a poem entitled Darling
Kathleen" written about the time he was
eleven years old, by somebody else. The
Brooklyn Eagle thinks if Harte continues
to produce verses beginning 50 No, won't
thar now! And it amt nothin'-no -
he will be anxious by and by to deny au-
thorship OF some things written by him in
mature manhood.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
Cerebro-spinal sreutusitfs.

Aud now Alexandria, Va, has got it.
The Gazette, of that city, alludes disparag-
ingly to case which occurred there last
week and recovered, but vaunts a second
one 'that proved fatal in fifty hours after
the attack commenced"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-12
Kidney and Bladder Complaints

Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, DiabeteS
Dropsy, Stoppage OF Water, Incontinence Oh
Urine, Bright's Disease, Albuminuria, and in all
cases where there are brick dust deposits, or the
water is thick, cloudy mixed with substances like
or there is a morbid, dark, bilious appearance''
and white bone dust deposits, and when there is
a pricking, burning sensation when passing wa
ter, and pain in the Small of the Back and along
the DOinR.
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S1.OOO.OOO Northern Can.

ifoI to loan on BOND AND MORTGAGE In the
AUGb1 SOUTHERN STATES, from to years
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on FARMS, PLAN rATIONS, DWELLINGS,
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Also, MORTGAGES ON SOUTHERN REAL Es-
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In this city, ON Thursday, April 4th, LILA,
wife of Capt. EDWARD EVERETT, and
eldest daughter of Col. James G. Burr, aged 25
years.
In this city, on the list instant, of nfiamma-
ton of the brain, ROBERT j. HOWARD, in
the 18th year of his age.
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NARD TO FORMER PATRONS

The largest Retail Ready-Made Clothing
East corner Canal street and Broadway, New
York. Gentlemen visiting the city will find it
greatly to their advantage to call there and
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purchaser, and none but new and fashionable
styles will be offered.
BALDWIN, the CLoTHIER,
(Formerly of SO Market St., Wilmington, N. G.
march "a 152-deOd6t&w4tnach
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OTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY.
SUPERIOR COURT-FALL TERM 1871.
Jere Pearsall
VS..
Max Mayors.

In the above entitled cause, upon the suc-
gestion eft the death Of the plaintiff. it is or
dered by the Court that the personal represen-
sail be made parties, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that w. Pitt Baldwin
and wife, Caroline r. Baldwin, are non resi- .
dents of this State, it is ordered that service of
the summons as to the said w. Pitt Baldwin
and wife, Caroline r. Baldwin, be made by
week Tor six weeks successfully summoning
them to appear before the Judge of The Supee
rior Court for the county of Duplin, at the
Court House in KenanSville, on the 18th Maa-
day after the 4th Monday in February, 1872.
and make themselves parties plaintiff In said
cause.
Given under my hand and seal of Office at
Office in Kenansville the 18th day of
March, a. d., 1872.
j. d. SWITZERLAND
Clerk Superior Court Duplin County.
march % w6w'
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Crash i'm II Crowded EalE-EWO Per
sons Killed and Others Wounded.

The colored people of the city held their
annual festival at Grooff Hall tonight, and
fearful accident occurred by the cavirg
in Of the south wall, which caused the floor
to give way. One or two persons are known
rioUsly.
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