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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-25

RoSIN-There is nothing whatever 10
note relative to the rosin market for the week.
4 fair enquiry has existed for all qualities aud
a fair amount of business has been transacted.
Strained opened on Friday firm and has ruled
Throughout the week steady with free transac-
tions far the limited stock held in first
hands would admit of. No. has continued in
an almost nominal state Only one small tram
saction occurring on Saturday to interrupt it's
quietude No has continued firm at the quo
tations Of last week, but there has been only
small demand, and very few lots have changed
owners. Pales and extra Fales have been sought
after considerably, but the quotations are the
fame rs for several weeks past. The receipts for
thc W Elk 800 bb's against S,927 bbls for last
week, show, an improv ement of co. bbls, but the
exports, both coastwise and foreign, have been
large, and the stock shows but very little if any
Increase. The following sales contain the
weeks transactions
Friday Oct. iNSalss of $50 bbls strained at
50 so.
Saturday, Oct. 1o-Sales of 100 bbl5 at IS go
for strained, and 12l bblS at 81 for No.
Monday, OCT 21-Salcs of 900 bbls strained at
50 50, 100 bbls at 81 for low No. /, 80 bble at
s. so for extra Pale, and 100 bbls at Sc for win
dow glass
Tuesday, Oct, q Sales Of $50 bbls at - so for
strained.
Wednesday, Oct. 23-Sales OF l52 hbls at s. %
for Pale, and So so for extra Pale.
Thursday, Oct. 2I-Saies OF l3O bbls at s. %
for extra Pale, 60 bbls at IS % for Pale, and %
bbls at 81 for No j..
TAR-This article has passed through an
other week quiet, though firm, without expo
riencing the slightest 1uctuation of prices. A
current demand has existed for export, and
shippers have readily taken up every barrel
offered ON the market at the ruling prices. Re-
ceiVers have, in some instances, sought better
prices, but these were unobtainable, and they
in their turn have submitted to the views of
buyers with an unusual degree of fairness. The
receipts for the week were 269 brls, against
SO brlS for last week, show falling off of 10
brls. The exports were 369 brls against Is
brls for last week, are an increase of 364 brls.
The stock in market shows a small reduction.
The market closes steady at So 30 per bril- The
receipts and sales for the week were as the an
nexed table will show:
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M. EtlHor The bridge al Point Cas-
yell, Tia work Of Il. G.. Ross, has been
completed, to the satisfaction Of all who
are in keeping at all with the progressive
spirit Of North Carolina enterprise. For
Workmanship, Gf We except tLosc built for
Railroad purposes) We have no such bridge
in this county. 1t reflects credit on the
builder, and much DO we wish that he
could have impaired some of his genius
and enterprise to the croaking .felU who OPP
posed the building of the bridge, and now
1T is built, are engaged i'll the same unpro-
fitable work of predicting its failure to re-
suit in good to the people of Point CaSwell,
because the re ad through the swamp is a
little rough, and in high freshets is some
times covered with water. They are like
owls-every additional ray of light be-
comes the more and more painful to their
optics: and that they may avert spell of
total blindness, are exerting all thei- pow
ers against farther improvement, for the
present. But the people of Point Caswell
say the road shall lie made fixed and per
manent assurance TO every traveller who
Caintuck and Point Caswell, for their
tual good, must allow no longer any Oh
stacle to separate them-tllat Their fI:i'i"
prosperity and success depend upon the
connection which little energy and in
dustry can effect, and no opposition to the
contrary will be respected or regarded F.; 50
come one-coma ALTO the work which
promises y0H a bright and prosperous
future.
Respectfully, VERITAs.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
CoATwIsE-Steamship Pioneer ,Wakely. Phil
adeIphia. Worth & Worth:
Schr Henrietta, LeaVitt, Portland, Me-, j II
Chadbo urn s co.
steamship Regulator, Freeman, New York,
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Chiids, Baltimore,
schr s G Eborn, Moore, jacksonville, Ed
Schr Lorenzo, Forman, Jacksonville, Ed
wards & Hall. tts
Hall.
schr Delphi, Emmerson, Boston, j H Chad
Schr j w Wilson, simm, Philadelphia,
Worth s. Worth.
Ger Barque Moewe Ahrens, Boston. --.
Brig Isadora, Griswold, Boston, G Ct Barker
Brig Mary Dana, Latham, Boston, o G
Schr schr Ben, Davis, New York, Williams
FoREIGN-Norwegian Brig Cormorant. H as
sen: Cardiff, Heide Bros. with iron for W, q &
German Barque Erust, Erdman, France,
Schr Carleton, Albury, Nassau, j. Kidder &,
Son.
CLEARED.
COAsTwIsE-Steamship Benefact0r, Jones,
Steamship d j Foley, Oliver, Baltimore
Steamship Bencfactor, Jones, New York,
Steamship Pioneer, wakely, Philadelphia,
worth * WCrtns
Steamship Kebecca Clyde, Childs, Baltimore,
A ID CaZaIiX.
sehr II G. Hand, IIand, Philadelphia, Harriss
& Howell.
Schr Babel Irons, Hubbard, New York,
Harriss & Howell.
FoREIGN-RLsslan Barquentne Elsa, Err
land, Liverpool Hede Bros.
Schr Ann & Susan, POdger, Martinique, L
Kidder & Son.
Brig c s Packard, Packard, Demerara, Nor
thrOp & Cumming.
schr Naonta, Smith Demerara, Northrop &
Cumming. -
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-DuTin the pc
Rod OF our present summary the market has
been unsettled, and has 1uctuated almost daily
On Friday morning, under the favorable adj
vices from New York, u cent advance was
gained, and In the evening the market farther
advanced cant. Saturday the advance OF the
previous day WAS lost by corresponding de-
cline. Monday the market again advanced
cent, and closed in the evening with o similar
decline. Tuesday Corning Mondays prices
ruled the transactions, but in the evening an
advance OF / cent was gained. Wednesday the
sales were at further decline OF cent To
day Thursday the market closes firm at o.
cents, The receipts Tor the week, LAS casks,
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The greatest want of the present az

The greatest want of the present age
Is men and women, healthy and vigorous
in mind and body. The continued head
aches. weaknesses, nervousness, aud vary
ing ailments which afilict women are gen
orally the result Of imperfect action Of the
stomach and other vital organs. DIR.
Walkers California Vinegar Bitters, being
composed entirely of vegetable substances
indigenous to California, may be taken
with perfect safety by the most delicate,
and are sure remedy, correcting all wrong
action and giving new vigor 10 the whole
system. 4W
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pole, with, it was thought, fatal results.
We l3arn since that the expected funeral
was spoiled from the fact that the attack
ing party made the inexcusable mistake of
striking the other on the head, and of
course he is not dead.
They have a white squirrel, caught in
the woods of Rockingham county, on ex-
hibition at the Charlotte Fair
The News regrets to learn that sickness
in the family of Hon. Josiah Turner il,
detains him at Hiilsboro'.
Onlyone person sent to the eenitentiary
during the whole of the recent session of
Wake Superior Court. So we learn from
the Sentinel.
A. II. Perry, the Radical Represent ati1c
from Baden, the Raleigh Era reports as
probably dead, the latest reports repre-
senting him Frustrated by mortal illness.
We notice among the Assistant Mar
shals of the Norfolk Fair, the names of
Major John Il. Neal, john G.. Baker, War
rem q. Elliott, John L. White, OF Norfolk,
and DR.. w. II. Capehart and Samuel w.
Latham, of North Carolina.
REsT.-A drunken negro laid down on
the track OF the Petersburg road, at Pleas
0eAO LINZ OAA AdoC AoNtAdy) ~ 4GSI' LIT ID
now resting OF: a throne, somewhere, as a
colored angel. So says the Weldon News.
A large Dwelling house few miles cast
OF Fayetteville, belonging to Capt. Jas. S.
Evans, and in which was stored Some 5000
lbs. seed cotton, was burned on Saturday
night last. Loss two or three thousand
dollars, aud no insurance. So says the
Eagle.
The RobesOnian says: Many of our
readers will be interested to learn that Rev.
James II. Cotton, formerly of Montgomery
county. n. c., but for the past three years
laboring as missionary of the Presbyte-
rian church among the Choctaw Indians,
is succeeding well in his work. He is now
at the head of an academy for the instruc-
ton Of the Indians, who pay $4,000 year
for the tuition of 90 pupils.
A monument of native North Carolina
granite has been erected to the memory of
Annie Cora Lee, daughter Of General r. E.
Lee, by the devoted citizens of Warren
county.
On the North side is the following in
scriptiOn:
Perfect and true are all Thy ways
Whom Heaven adores and earth obeys.
ANNIE C. LEE, daughter Of Gen. r. f.
LEE and MARY CUsTUs LEE.
On the South side are the words
Born ut Arlington, June 18th, 1859, died
at White Sulphur Springs, Warren county,
n. c., Oct. goth, 1862.
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YAzoo COUNTY. mIss., Nay }. 1sca.

YAzoo COUNTY, MISS, May ), 1900.
Dr.. IFm. H. TtBH.
hare been maIiyr to Liver Complaint for
three years, aud after employing tic best Of
doctors, and spending almost all L was worth
for different kinds Of medicine, your agent in
duced me to try yOu- Liver Pills. have taken
them regularly for several weeks, and have
beenso much benefited by them that feel
confident of a perfect cure. 1 consider them
the best Liver Medicine ever discovered.
j. CRAPON.
DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye Requires but n
few Minutes
oct 10 329-deOd Ivy i&Wft
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Masks and E8ccs-Ladies who mask their
faces and necks with enamels endanger their
health to no pur pose. The plaster work de-
ceives nobody. There is but one article known
which will restore biemshed complexion or
create external briiliancy and bloom where
article is Hagan's Magnolia Balm. 1t performs
this toilet miracle by infusing vitality into the
skin. The floral and herbal Juices of which it
is composed gently stimulate the circulation in
the minute blood vessels and brace the net
work of nerves through which they pass. Thus
quiCkcned and strengthened the external coy
ering soon acquires a fresh and hcalthful hue,
IIS
palest cheeks derive from the Identifying bap-
tism Of this delightful cosmetic a warmer hue,
and the arms, hands and neck, blonde lustTe
which the cbaTlatans, who profess to make Ia
dies ''beautiful forever with their poisonous
cement, can never hope to initiate
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beware of GRIOnlcl,

And all Mcrcurial Compounds. Better, far
better, endure disease than tamrcr with this
mineral poison, no matter how carefully pre-
pared. lis extensive use has already proven
The cause of great anu distressing injury. DR..
TUFTS Liver Pills contain not particle Of NTer-
curry, and can be taken at all times with per-
feet safety.
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SPECIAL FEATURES AND ADYAN-
TAGES.

Iet no restriction Oh Residence or Travel.
81. no extra charge or the lives OF Females.
Sd. Policies Incont cstible after Five Years.
4th. The rates of Interest On tho Funds Of tho
Company higher than those the Funds of
Companies located in other States, thu insur-
ing larger Dividends TO Policy Holders.
9th. The Directors and Officers of the Com
pany are prominent NORTH CAROLINIANS,
who are KNOWN to be men OF INTEGRITY
and WORTH.
9th. The Company IL established on a solid
and permanent basis E,eps having been taken
to increase the Capital Stock to 100000.
7th All the Funds Of the CGsnDany
arc Invested in this Stale amt CirctI-
Hated among orr own People. This fact
should commend the Company, above all 9th
eTs, TO North Carolinians. 1t is well known
that hundreds OF thousands of Dollars OF Life.
Premiums are annually sent North to enrich
Northern Capitalists, thus continually draining
our people OF immense amounts which should
be kept at homo. On this ground tho fri, nds
OF this Company confidently appeal to every Ean
OF the Old North State, and ask their support
offers substantially all the advantages of North
ern Com panie7, helps TO build mp AsOus Ess-
dfEEHfs,
JAMES y. BROOKS,
GCaeral Supervising Agent,
,-vro, -, 49, Raleigh, n. c.
spTIl 9Th, 1872. 49,
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THE Richmond papers note the appear
ance in that city of well-executed $50
United States Treasury notes. So perfect
is their imitation that they are calculated
to deceive the best informed. The Balti-
more papers also make mention Of dan
gerous imitation Of the fifty cents frac
ti0nal currency bill which has been put in
circulation in that city. Our citizens and
bankers should be on The lookout, as spe CT
mems of these notes will no doubt fluid
their way hithe:.
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against ] ,S9j casks for the previous week, arc a
falling off of 402 casks. The exports, foreign
well as coastwise, were heavy, and the stock in
market is slightly reduced The following table
contains the transactions for the week:
-.rridau casLs az e &c rts nor or. Lon,
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MISUNDERSTANDING ID j F0lev-J9I bbls
rOsn, 1S6 do spirits, so do tar, 491 bales cotton,
81 bush peanuts, $4,000 feet lumber, 1 pkge
mdSc.
New YOrk-Steamship Benefactor-i, 375 bbls
rosn, 323 casks spirits, $50 bbs tar, 1919 do tur-
pentine, 12S bales cotton, % do sheeting, 1,551
Boston-Brig Mary L Dana--1s7,li2 feet
lumber.
Philadel Enthusiastically Pionecr-36 bbls
rosn, 179 casks spirits, III bales cotton, IS bbls
tar, 125 do pitch, 800 bushels peanuts, 81 pkgs
ntlsc, 33 empty ale kegs, $1,000 feet lumber.
Schr Ill G. Hand-2U3,6 75 shingles, ij,o0O feet
lumber.
New York-Schr Babel II 1rons-2,i5D bbls
rOsn.
MISUNDERSTANDING Rebecca Clyde-10O
bbls rosn, 29i casks spirits, 2T7 bales cotton, so
bbls pitch, 1913 do tar, 5000 feet lumber,
hhds hides.
FOREIGN.
LIvERPoOL-Itussian Barqaentine Elsa III
bbls rosn, 400 casks spirits turpentine, 122 bales
cotton.
Martinique-Sc Ann s. Susan-1G0C COO feet
lumber, 10O, 600 shingles.
Demerara-Schr NaOnta-175,O00 feet lum-
Der, so bbls pitch, so do tar, 5 casks spirits
Brig G Packard-230,OCO feet lumber, go
bbls pitch, 80 do tar, casks spirits
List of Vessels I'm the Port of Whining
ton, NC, October 23, 1S72.
STEAMSHIPS.
Regulator, Freeman, ldg, New York,
BAROUES
(Br Delaware), Cruise, ldg, Europe. Willard Bros
German, Pilrre kuyPer' FalGk, dis, o. 1,os,,
German Ernest, Erdmaundes,
German Moewe, Ahrens, dis. -
BARQUENTINES
(Russian) Elsa' Ehlund' ldg; Europe; nrcbison
Willard BroJ
Mary f. Dana, Latham ldg, G Parsley, Sr
5 Packard, Packard, ldg, South A :. re1
German Adolf, schofer, ldg, Europe.
Norwegian, Cormorant, Hassen, ldg, Europe,
Isadora, Grisw old, ldg, Port Prince,
SCHOONERS.
Naonta, Smith, ldg, West Indies, ..
Chas f Elmor Corson, dis, HaTriss s. Howell
8 A Hoffman, Hoffman, ldg, Philadelphia,
Harriss s. Howell
Henry Allen, Tatum, dis,
Henrietta, Leavitt, idg, Boston,
(Br) Carleton, Albany, ldg, Nassau,
Delnhi dis j HI Chadbonrn & Co
! W Wilson Si,am dis Worth & Worth
Rem Davis dis Williams 8 NJ uTchiSOn
list OF Vessels Sailed for this Port
NEW YORK. -
Schr Charles Sawyer, Mcfarland, CID Oct Il
BRISTOL.
Perseverance, Cawsey. cid Aug -
schr Nellie Star, Poland, cleared Oct
schr Lucy Wright, Elzey. sid Oct i6
Schr Altoona, Fitzge1ad, SD OCT 10
schr RhOdella Blew; Xaandglidsr' SID Oct 10
Rrio isaac Carver, Williams, sid Oct 16
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- al 900 Reward will be paid by the pro-
prietor of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical DiscOv
cry for a medicine that viii equal it in curing
severe and lingering Coughs, Bronchitis and ali
diseases OF the lungs.
Oct19 329-d1 weod&w1t
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WICK &c MEBANE,
Cotton Eac6Ol.s..
AND
General Commission Merchants,

w 1II4AII-NV O-N. N. Q.
~ Liberal Advd made.
- NJ Consignments OF Cotton, Naval Stores
and Country Produce, and orders for the pur-
chase of same solicited
H~ Bagging and Ties on hand for sale.
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DIED.

In this city, at O'Clock on the afternoon of
October 22d, NJ AIRY BEULAH, yOunges st child
of James w. and Martha s. King, aged II
months,
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a. ". ArKIHsoH, General Insurance Agent.
over. ]'N" iA'''A
II. W. KBRoHNEE, Grocer and Commission
Merchant.
g. NJ. STEDMAE, Of Wright & Stedmau,
Il. III. MOKoY, OF w. a, Whitehead x Go.
Fayetteville. 49,
II. II. COwAN, President.
u, u. EILEES, Commission Merchant.
\. a. VILLA ARD, of willard Brothers
". A CUMMING, Of Northrop 81 CumminS
q. w. WILLIAMS, Of Williams & MUaciliEoI.
ELI MURRAY, OF u. Murray 20 Co.
~ y. leEiossEF, OF DeItOsset 81 Co.
ming,
ALEX, SPRUrT, British Vice Consul, of 5prunt
& HinsCn
p MuRPHY, Attorney AT Law.
ettsville.
Jas =: McKAE, ATTY a. Law, Fayetteville.
j. Il. KELLY, Merchsrt, >, Kenaps Vile
d. T. Fore, Merchant, Lum berton.
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The Presbyterian ChIuch at Columbia
have decided to call DR.. j. A. LIE Fevre,
of Baltimore, to the pulpit OF that church.
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ON MARRIAGE.

NlS~-DISappY Relief for Y0UDS Men
@A@l~a from the effects Of Errnrs and
Abuses in early life. Manhood restored. I'm
pcdimcntS to Marriage removed. New method
OF treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed cnyel-
opcS.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, No.
South Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
aug II 210-d&w2mch
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- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE

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This superb Hair Dye is the best i'll the world.
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and InStantane-
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splendid Black Natural Brown Does not
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Sold by allDruggists. Factory IL Bond Street,
New York.
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Quarters, 50 80.
mSr our lotteries are chartered by the State,
IRE always drawn at the time named, ana all
ttaWinpa are under the supervision OF SWORN
commissioners.
e. The official drawing will he published IN
ne St. Isonis papers, and 4 copy sent 10 pir-
3hasera OF tickets. -
a. we will draw a similar scheme tho last
iav OF every ID onth during the year lBI
~ Remit at risk by POSI- Or "
AONEY ORDERS, REUISTEhED LEI
TER, DRAFT or EXP RES9. Send for ci1-
'"'''' MURRAY, MILLER q co.
pos+ oHzca tsox DAG. ST. LOUIS, Mo
: an snrii 10 !ed-d&Ew-eod .Tues.I nuTsSas
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RATES OF FREIGHT.
TO NEW YORK.
-

ARTTCT.Es par s,aamar Per Sailing
Vessel
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NKASONIC-Wante on salary or commits
WI sion, Memb e. Of the Fraternity as A gents
for the Unique and Splendid New Work.
and terms. REDDING & co, Publishers OF
Masonic Works, 5lI Broadway, y. Y:
oct 20 330-d&w-1wth
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Dank of New Hanover.
CAPITAL, $4,000

L. l.. GEAINGEI;...., President
Z. NJ. STEDMAN.....,....,.. Vice II President
s. b. WhLLACE..... ..... ....,..,... Cashier
ISAAC BATES, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Teller
THIS Bank is now Open for the transaction Of
business.
Exchange for sale II par New York, Rati-
more, &c, sc, Deposits received. Sells Eek
change in sums to suit Great Britain, Ire
land, Germany, France, &c.
Gives MI the Advantages 81 Hav.
ings Bank, by Issuing certificates OF DEPOSIT
beaIing interest
DIRECTORS;
J. ~. Granger, y. r. Murchsou (ot :. illlams
& MurChison), &. K. French (of q. II. French
s. SOM, &. NJ, Stsdman (Of Wright IL Sted-
mani II. Nnllers (of Adrian & NOllerr), y. w.
Hinson (of Sprltnt & Hing0nl, j st.A. Leak (ot
WadeEbOTo).
feb4 10 dtSw-
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INSURANCE,
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICI RS :

ROB'T II. COWAN................P President
JOHN w. ATKINSON. President.
u. II. CAM ERON. Secretary
DIR. u. A. ANDERSON,..H Medical Direrfor
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S3OOOOO!
Missouri State Lottery

Legaiized by State Authority and Drawn
in Public i'm st. Louis.
Grand SINGLE Number Scheme.
80, ZOO NUMBERS.
Class II, a. be- Drawn Ocf0ber III, 1872.
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to 100000.
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MII.MINsarON MONEY MARKEr.

New Hanover County bonds 60
years. 6Fc Gold Into. ......... 20
New Hanover County bonds, 6
years. sac Gold int ...........e5
". & ". Railroad stock, (Par. 100 s.
North Carolina K,R. IS q" 100 IS
W, G.. & +. Il. i, g i" so 90
vii. Gas l. ;ght 90. 8 " so 70
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PORT CALENDAR.
Weekly bv the Commercial
Reporter.
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TIMBER-The low stage OF the water courses
for the past month have kept the receipts very
small. By rail, however, they have been large
and no scarcity has been experienced. The
market is, however, dull Mt the following rates
per thousand feet
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STATE NEWS.
FRIEND,

Several families from Canada have ar
rived at Fayetteville, where they will To-
cate rs permanent citizens.
The Raleigh News says that All effort
is on foot to form new county from pOr-
tons ct Sampson, Duplin and Wayne.
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Discounts made on purchases of and over
12k tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

La LiJert6 announces that ROsscls fatler has
commenced legal proceedings against NJ Jules Antiques
and the Constitution for publishing ms sons diary
At the dinner given by the Emperor of Bra
I'll to the Orleans family His Majesty complained OF be-
Ing pesored by requests for decOratoRs aud 10 the
matter short told the Prince dc Jonye that he would
not decorate body long as he remains IN France
At a dinner given at Truro, in England
on Jan. 10. 70 the County and Borough members the
chairman, Sir Frederick Williams, in proposing the loyal
toasts congratulated Cornwall that there were no hot
headed selfconcelted young barOnets in the county TO
disseminate Republican doctrines, and endeal to
arouse spirit OF disloyalty
The GdatOis relates story which will prob
ably be read with greater surprise In England than it
has been in Paris II states that during tho worst period
OF the illness Of the Prince OF Wales merchants and
medical men proposed 20 insurance Office TO effect
policy upon the life of the Prince and the transacto1
was arranged The premium amounted TO over $40 COO
but the amount payable In a fatal event would have
reached millions. "Who knowsi" adds the Go,Iiois
"perhaps all the English have done the same That
would explain their anxiety for news respecting the
Princes condition." Wv
The Leuant Herald says that Ghazi Mehemet
Efendi, son Of the late celebrated Circassian chief
schamy has come TO take up his permanent abode at
STEAMBOAT lie has hitherto been living. by direction OF
the Russian Government at Kef but the Emperor Alex.
ander not only granted the permission asked 10 change
his residence 10 Turkey, but allotted him pension for
life OF $4,000 per aBnum for himself and $500 for his chill
dren, and presented him with the ut 5000 defray
his travelling OK peDseS. Gnaz Meenet Ehendi arrived
IN COnstantuOple with his family by the last Odessa
steamer, Hud Is now residng In q hOnak Ia "a quarter
known a. the horAa quarter Of SialnDOul.