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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-26

PARDONED.-GoE. Caldwell on Satlu-
day last pardoned Jas. IT. Hunnicutt,
convict in the penitentmy. ~ z ~-g[ ~
The Roanoke Ne,cs l1oists the name Of
Gen. w. II. Cox as candidate. for Cover
nor, to be submitted, Of course, to the ac-
ton of the State Convention.
Columbus and Govan Adair and Martin
Baynard are to be hung in Henderson
county on the 18th Of June, for the murder
OF Silas Weston and his two children in
Rutherford county. E,s.s s....s b. -
Gen. M. w. Ransom has accepted the
invitation to deliver the address before the
Hesperian and Columbian Societies Of
Trinity College at the next commencement
Raleigh Netcs.
A. K. Smedes, Esq, will deliver the ad
dress in Goldsboro' on Memorial Day.
What goes most against farmers gain
His moving machine.
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well, 1; Davidson, 1; Dayie, i; Duplin 2;
Granville, 2; Guilford, 2; 1reden, 2; Lin
coin, !; Orange, 2; Pitt, ?; Person, ]; Kan
dolph, l. Rockingham, .; Rowan, 2; Stokes,
?; Yadkin, /. Total, 2e.
For Dockery-Person, i; Brunswick, ];
Catawba, I; Montgomery, 1; Moore, i;
New Hanover, 5; Richmond, ]; Robson,
2; Wilkes, 2. Total, IA.
For Logan-Buncombe, 2; cleveland,
1; Haywood, /; Mcdowell, /; Polk, ];
Rutherford, l. Total, Z.
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ALABAMA.
AONTGOHlEHY. Anril


After IA long litigation before Judge Woods OF
the Circuit Court at Mobile, by W. T. Drake
and others, to set aside the decree Of Judge
Bustocd, declaring the Alabama and Chatta-
nooga Railroad bankrupt, WAS decided by
Judge Woods last Saturday, that the bankrupt
proceedings were in regular form, and declined
to interfere
The sale If ihe road came off at this place TO-
day III r. ::ucc If the advertisement b. the
ASST - ',7kruptcy. Governor Lindsey
L.. the State, ard it gives much
sat people, Rs it is thought 1t will
Save the ST; from any loss on account of the
road Oh 20 - z
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MARRIED,

At the residence Of the brides father, by
Rev. George Patterson Thursday evening,
tho 18th instant, JOHN e. CROW, OF Peters
burg, Va, to EMILY P, daughter of the Hon.
George Davis, of Wilmington, N G.
On Wednesday evening, the 18th day of
er. by Rev. A. F. Dickson, CHARLES ]. Ora,
DY, Of Washington ID. g., TO AGNES H.,
daughter of Il. G. Servoss, OF this city.
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WALTER l. STEELE

1t has been an idea derived from the old
Roman law that no price could be Sc. upon
the lives of citizens, as they are invaluable.
The result has been that practically lives
have had no value in law. The Ohio Leg
islature has, however, determined that they
are worth something, and has fixed their
value at $4,000, By making that the max
imum amount that can be collected from n
railroad company for killing anybody.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
cHARLRsrox. Anril


In the United States Court to-day, the ease Of
John Rodgers, Of Union county, indicted for
conspiracy and murder was taken up. The Gov
eminent abandoned the murder charge, and
the trial for conspiracy began. -Four witnesses
were called by the Government, who testified
to their participation in several murders.
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900 Northern Can

Sfn1 to loan OH BOND AND MoRTGhGEl III the
lSu1 SOUTHERN STATE, from to } years.
at legal interest, in sums from II 600 to so 600,
on FARMS, PLAN rATlDNS. DWELLINGS,
Sc.
Also, MORTGAGES OK SOUTHERN REAL L.
TATE exchanged for Any DESCRIPTION OF MEE-
CHANDrsE in New YORK CITY on CASH ia
SIS. Address, with fnil particulars,
\. 4. SLOAN & Co,
Loan aud Real Estate Eruler-,
"a Exchange Place, New York City.
maIcl - w-lR
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Dank Of New Hanover.
CAPITAL, $4,000

I. b. GRAZING Err. ............. President
G. NJ. STEDMAS Vice President
S. d. WALLACE.. Cashier
ISAA : BATES. Teller
This Bank i low open for the transaction OF
business.
EAchange for sale at par on New York. 1ai;i-
more Nc, &c. Deposits received. Sells Ex-
change in sums TO suit on Great britain, Ire
land, Germany, France. &c.
Gives ali the, Advantages Of a Say
inSS Bank. by issuing certificates Of deposit
bearing Interest, and payable after fifteen days
notice.
DIRECTORS:
L. b. Granger. j.. IL. AIGrc!iison fof Villa na
& MurClisonl. q. Il. French GOT G.. l.. Frcnch
x SOM, &. -. StcdIuan (of Wright & Ste,l
MANI, il. Noilcrs (of Adrian & Noilers), j. W
Hinson (of SpruHt * Huson), JAS. a. Leak (od
WalcsbUTn).
feb 1l0-d.Sw-tf
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DIED.

On Monday, 18th instant, 3ITs. GEORGE II. |
ATKINSON, wife OF DR.. Robert Atkinson of
Baltimore, and daughter-in-law of Bishop At
hnsoR, of this CITY.
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- .1NG."-HOw either may fascinato
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Oh. WOuldI Were a Child
Again!

signs the weary and exhausted one, as the lang
uor and 1assitude OF spring comes upon him.
Come and receive Yigor and strength from the
wonderful South American TONIC
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,JURUBEBA.

Long and successfully used in It's native coun-
try, Powerful Tonic, and Potent Purifier
Of the Blood, it is found even to exceed the an
ticipatons founded on its great reputation. Ac-
cording to the medical and scientific periOdi-
Gals of London and Parje, it possesses the Most
Powerful Tonic properties known to MATERIA
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NoRTEoP s. CUNNING,

Other Special Premiums. and the Gen
eral Premium list, will be issued early in
the Spring. Very attractive premiums will
be offered in all departments of industry,
including valuable Premium to the
housewife exhibiting the largest and best
specimens of her handwork
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-26

NOMINATION or CALDwELL.-The
following is the vote by which Caldwell
was nominated:
For Caldwell-Beaufort, / vote; BERTHE,
1; Burke, 1; Cabarrus, i; Caldwell, i;
Camden, ]; Carteret, l; Chatham, =;
Cherokee, l; Chowan, 1; Craven, 2; Cum
berland, ,; Currituck, 1; Edgecom5e, p;
Forsythe, 1; Franklin, 1; CASTOR, l; Gates,
l; Greene, l; Halifax, ?; Iarnett, l; Hen
derson, i; Hyde, /; Jackson, /; Johnson,
burg, :; Madison, /; Martin, /; Nash, i;
Northampton, l: Onslow, /; Pasquotank,
1; Perquimans, 1: Randolph, 1; Surry, L;
Tyrrell, l; Wake, (; Warren, 2; Washing
ton, l; Wayne, ?; Wilson, 2 Sampson, ?.
Total 59.
For Settle-Alamance, ]; Bladen, /; Cas-
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DR.. Wells Extract OF
.BU RU BE B ~

il perfect remedy for all diseases of tho
BLOOD, ORGANIC WEAKNESSES, CLAN
INTERNAL ABS CESS ES, and will remove
all distractions of the LIVER, SPLEEN, IN
TESTINES, UTERINE and URINARY OR
CANS.
1t Is eAgtbcning and nourishinG. Like nu-
tricious food taken into the stomach, it 8ssimi-
lates and difuses itse If through The circulation,
giving vigor and health.
1t regulates the bowels, quictS the nerves,
acts directly on the seCretive organs, and, by
its powerful Tonic and restoring effects, pro-
ducee healthy and vigorous action TO the whole
system.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, is Plat ST., =. Y,
Sole Agents for the U. s.
Price 81 per bottle. Send for Circular.
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Origin of $ Harrington street. Ga.-

We are under obligations to Col. Walter
L. Steele, one Of tie most accomplished
gentlemen Of our State, for the following
letter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE. !

sumption and forwarding to New York Tor
Ue.hipment thence to Liverpool The re-
CENTS have been confined 70 1862 bbls.
terces and boxes, against % 003 last year.
end - 49, the year before, showing a fall
i1g oft from the former Of 1874 packages.
and from the latter vi 2G,l69. Tierces re-
GGceG TO barrels, the exports embrace 1867
he.= against -, 105 Lass year, aud As, l27 the
year before, and comprise G76 to foreign
potts, mostly gulf, againss Gl3 last wear,
7l7i 70 New York, against % G25 last year,
and UlI to other coastwise ports, against
I52 last year. Tie receipts Of tieTces have
been mostly from Northeastern Texas.
BCIIER-Ihe receipts Of Western en-
brace q, 1913 packages, against 1854 last
year, showing decrease of 5l5l. but pre-
sent a slight increase over I8G9-I0. when
they were q, so. The exports embrace
fA3l packages, mostly to gulf ports, against
1853 last year, leaving g3, i62 Ter consump-
ton aud to meet the plantation demand
'ia@ city consumption, however. is largely
Supplied by the products Of the Northern
c2,rles, which arc mostly imported by sea,
aGa are not included IN our receipts from
t-= interior. Prices have exhibited the
Usual Irregularities, according 10 the season
aud quality, Western ruling il September
- - ID 32c, and Northern at y 1t 43c: West
erD in October at 80 a 3Jc, and Northern at
~ q l"c: Western in November at 30 a3jc.
sIG Northern at 40 a I5c Western in De
Cetuoer at 30 u @3c, and Northern at 10 n llc:
Western in January at IS &c, and North
cru at 40 I3c: Western in February at
- "tC, and Northern a. 80 q &c; Western
IN March at % 30c, and Northern at 42U
&c: Wcstcrnin April at % 23g. and North
en- TT 4004lc; Western in MAY at 23 Zoe,
and Northern at 30 a 40c; Western in June
a ~ re, and Northern at 20 a 3ic; West
ern in July at 2oa2jc, and Northern at -
G5;c: and during the past month Western
extent of the movement has been generally
il proportion to the receipts and supply,
Int at some periods prices have been de-
pressed by an accumulation Of stock
The following gives the receipts com
pared with last year, and the lowest and
t-e .Llhost nI.irPS In cnClL month.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01
DYFRANCT. FERNANnrr. ALcrIoNrl

by FRANCIS FERNANDEZ, AUC TIONEER
NJ and Real Estate Agent, No. 81 kxChanG 20 alley
between Cont and Btenvine streets.-On SATUR.
DAY, September 1872. at twelve O'Clock M at the
Merchants and hUctoneers Exchange, Royal
street, between CustOmhouse and Canal streets
by virtue and In pursuance of an order of the Hon
Court for the parish of Orleans dated July ~ 1877
docket Nos 81 345 and IS 36 for account of the sue
CessiOn of Mrs. Ann Flynn deceased wife of P H
Flynn, Sr aud OF P. II, Flynn, ST., at public auo-
ton, will Dt sold
/. A CERTAIN lot OF GROUND situated, living
and being in the Second District of this city in the
square bounded BY Basin, Ben vile, Franklin and
Customhouse streets, and designated as lot No 2
plan drawn by A. De Young, dated March 26,
1853, and deposited plan No $50 in tbs office of
Theodore Guy0l, notary public in this city. The
Basin street, the same width III the rear, by q
depth and front Benville street of IS rect 10
inches lines, all American measure, and forma
part OF lot No. 5 III square No. l6, on plan drawn
by Joseph Pile on the thirtieth April 1923 annexed
to an act passed III the office Of Felix De Armas
late notary in this city, on December g. 1923.
The improvements consist of a one-stOry build
ing with four rooms the corner being established
q Coteeh0u5e; two story kitchen with four
rooms out buildings etc, all covered with slate.
Together with the lease, having two years to run,
from October |, 1872 to 0ctoberl l87i at the rate
OF r. 70 a month, payable monthly.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon
rights ways and advantages theleuuto belonging
aud situated y ing and being in the said Second
District Of this city, in the square bounded by
BeEville Cont Bourbon and Dauphiua streets
ana dosi grated by the No. 81, measuruI in French
measure % feet front On BeAyille street by IS feet
ii depth
partly IN slate and partly in shingles. with four
rooms, a two-stOIT brick kitchen, and occupied as
mattress establishment.
Ttrms-Cash.
Acts Of sale before Amedc Dncatcl, ESQ, notary
Public, at the expense Of purchasers together with
the stamps. au2 Is Y 20 se2 67
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compared with last year and the year be-

IoIa4' % 19' ao,'9t lI2yo+ y 4?l 2g,3r6 ia
The exports include l40j bbls to New
York, and 1880 to Southern GuIf norris.
The receipts in.lSG3-9 were &c GGl bbIs and
in 1878 before tie reduction of the tax
only 1880 The exports in 1869 were
1913 bbls, and In 1913 ONLY 1913
BAGGING-The demand for India baog;9c
for baling cotton has fallen oil in coDga,
quehce Of domestic jute becoming more in
favor, but the novemcntiu it. nevertheless,
has been OF fair extent. In December sales
were made up to lGc, and the same figures
were realized in February, but the market
then gave way ruling at l:jc in Nav. at
which it has since been nominal. with very
little demand. A few sales have been DC
casionaIly made under I5c at which II is
now offered freely. Tie stock on hand ia
light. At the commencement Of the year it
was estimated at 1860 bales. against 1884 in
1870, I161 in 1869, 6901 IN 1868. $500 in 1867
and 25Vt in 1866.
Domestic jute tagging has been more in
request, and filled large part Of the de
mand for baling. A. the commencement OF
the year it rated at about 25c y ward, but
soon gave way, and continued to decline
until in December It sank TO I44c. which
proved to be its lowest point Under a
speculative movement at New York, it re
acted, and rose by the first of February to
lIc, after which it dragged along without
much variation until May, when 300 rolls
changed hands at the advanced rate Of I8c.
During May it ruled at ISa l8l2c, after
when it continued quiet: rcceding in June
to Il l2c, which was the ruling rate until
within the past fortnight or three weeks
since when round amounts have been sold
to dealers at lie at which the market
closes, with good local demand.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01
BY Francis Fernandez.

TWO VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN THE sEC0N
DI,TRGCT, CORNER OF BIENyILLE AND BA-.
SIN STREETS, AND BIENvILLE BETWEEN
BOURBON AND DAPHNE STREETS.
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st prices in each month:


HE receipts in I869-7O were y ,670 pack
ages IN in 1869 22I
CHGLsE-The receipts of Western en-
h"ace 55,4l3 boxes, against s., 2fJ last year,
CS,Q@S in l869-7O and 40 1913 in 1885, the
decrease from last year and the year before
Indicating the shrnkage of the trade from
tls direct business Of the Interior with the
West. Prices have shown their usual IL
regularity according to quality and condi-
ticn. ranging in September from 1872 u lie,
il October from Is 0l512c, IL November
from = q l6c, in December from IL a l6l2c,
Ill January from Isle a I6l2c, in February
from l50I5l2c, in March from 10 l5l1c, in
april from Is ellie, in May from IS q nc. in
June from l21Iic, in July from l20l4c,
and during the past month from lll2 a BE.
Ile extent Of Tie movement has been gen
orally proportional to the receipts The
exports embrace 6l58 boxes, mostly to Gulf
uorts.
The following gives the receipts com
r.@.u with last year, and tie lowest and
Ja. highest prices monthly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01
Total receipts

NuIsNr-The trade III tLis ariclo pre-
ae4-@ SOME remarkable features, both with
regard 70 its progress and condition. Ia
lSar-e, under the heavy excise then h force,
tile business assumed an irregular and
Illicit character, which prayeuTaGS the col.
lection Of reliable statistics. Tile receipts
from the West however, were set down at
i1.1> bbls, In the following year, on a
moo acation of the law, they increased to
ta4ti, and in l869-7U rose TO It3UGl, i1r-
Cheating substantial progress towards the
recovery Of our former trade. which EN-
Llaccd l85, Otl bbls in IS59@0 The move
u-euJ since has been Eetrograde, the re-
Celpt, embracing $500 bbIs 1901, and
l..o@5 in the past year, but the falling off
u. our Western trade has been to great ex-
tent offset ny the increase III OUI home pro-
Cnct.on. Dealers and manufacturers at
the West have assumed from the reported
prices of the home made article in this
market, that it must be owing to cyasions
tile United States duty. and therefore
Illicit. but on thorough examination OF the
barge the United States officials pro
bounced an emphatic verdict Of not guilty
HUs matter. however, requires some ex-
G.anatiOn which has been furnished by a
llgAIr respectable house engaged III the
Grade. rs follows
There are three grain diat..eries in this
r, and their surveyed capacity is 1900
@2 Ar!s Of grain per day, and their yield
bout three gallons per bushe..
Our gram is bought on the -eEee at from
,c under me market GAot&acAS, On ac-
'2.,-y o. IhSf9 Delng LeA9.ahl an ample
l..f VI Oh l L' anu -. "4H' "n'GIl
a@and and sweet.
Il regard to our undertaking the West,
PIG 80 So ohl9 ~ G"-GS % rs tI o1iSueu
"-'' u WIN NHtcu N9"iSi - " 81 az
"",4ttN, &D4 WHICH tylsei .e -.4l' to com
I-'id EtIS iu! ~ w I. Ell ''t y NJ M
-.Alatl quotations ll- me common , u me
"'.".H I"uSS' SuSn as - La 1S-'0' ''n''
'4 en- ",iolo IT, Iol ..e -o'io 'iE@ ieI'9oIS'
q ll7tmV4 account - s-p2 , 'laHo;
An ahoFus us ICi" -9~ ..S N''Suo'
I.. '7eh on i9 our corn 80 ru,,,,, roIa
sen gu az, at .i,Iit;,,,, y
apiece "nlun S,NEs - a. y. I',SI,o1
"E' PACK On corn Oh Iso!A ~ - uIsi s,,
,-,: H. 70 nav from SHr 81. making not
saTirIor IN tbe Trice Int also on their
49,, from ohanrn.ior, NAL tn q net
- If ono Gallon h. M.
sT1ithLBv srIiipr o1lr y,ya,l,lot at nome
... ..~a : ~ cent comm ian and loss i'm
.-,,.a which is considerable-zav ron one
r. 40 ,raIIons ner barrel
.I,-.T raI,.iIJate tbc difference In Ghe price
g ,,-, hatu-nap fbs market and Cinrin-
ii, .,. a. -ul,aIized INV he s.,-s If elops and
-
,.,,,;t.,1 ra,,f,frs., FL, ,.,r.,Trgr- the LlI-
.as.,r.. +. ,tnnt { 100 600 Vha +.3Ie from
-.- -.l,f-i.iss - stc,3ir,- fr5rrssirr and IA
s.r,,r,I,io+o ca,,iTai W., .,nI ILL
.rlit - - 20 l,pt H. 80
-, " 800. ,,-., .1o ,vbclo
o. "|"'I "PPg"-7 :, -. - I,,
-Io'-.N an" S snow WI, missy J,,I D0
manufactured mere TO Advantage IN I"yI'
Ne" orleans "Hets great inducements 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

OF MRS. ANN FLYNN, DECEASED
WIFE OF P. Il. FLYNN, sR., AND OF p. H.
FLYNN, SR,-Yos. "a. 3t5 and ,3l6.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

! additional capitaI. not only for the 7,rosepu
ton of new enterprises. but to facilitate oul
established trade. the wear has passed wifi
| no more than the usual striagency when
moving the crop=. and with c0n?Darativp
case for the rest OF tha year The extent
Of the demand, however, il shown nv tbe
higher rates paid for money on Al ssgna.
lures than IN Northern 499Tkets From IFS
natural tendency 10 flow whittier i is most
in demand, and thereby establish a fnan,
ciaI level it might he inferred thar its
greater value IN this market would CON
stantIv add to our active c8nltal acpassiors
from the North ard from FrroDean r9orey
markets, but this has occurred 10 onIv a
limited extent. A considerable 3ortion of
the stock in cur banks = owned in NeyF
York and abroad. and adds, 70 that extent.
to our capital.
European and Northern CAPITALISTS have
made some investments IN permanent loans
OF real estate 4 large. amount OF our CITY
and State bonds has been placed abroad
All these present important sources for aug
menting our supplies of money. But all
that has been done thus Tar has been on a
scale by 70 means in promotion TO the
soiditr of the security, and the remunera-
ton offered. A British or continental bank
established here with a capital of five mil
lions sterling. would find ample means to
employ its capital safely at a nea?: profit Of
not less than 10 T cent per annnn. and
not only repay its shareholders for their
enterprise, but be the means Of largely aug
menting the supply Of that description Of
cotton in which British and continental
spinners have the deepest interest. Man
chester wants Gulf cottons more than Su-
rats and had far better make her invest
mentS in New Orleans than in Bombay,
In 1870 tile strtDgencY which commenced
in the fall continued until the latter part of
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New York s5 \; 54a :. A Il
Baltimore Observation-Disclosures. 522,t74 892
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Whe1I, h9s alTIa$?s na0 the preference. Ihe
m1 TIT lacu u anu lI!slLla Lnili5 nave done the
puiA u I4e Da34neSS' anu ne course OF
lL"Ig nas oe',i l"I. Da ..I cllPPer orlgs
an" P St ~ 20 out WIN carSoc5 OF SCUM
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1872

commencement of the season, at which it
continues firm up to the close. In addition
to direct imports we have taken some 10000
bags coastwise cotfees from New York and
Mobile. Our tables Indicate a decrease in
receipts at this port Of 53,964 bags, or % p
cent, and total decrease at all the ports
Of 327 ,}37 bags or 20l2 y cent, while the
total sales are but I34.458 bags less, a de
crease Of only Z cent"
The following tables are collected from
both circulars:
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