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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-08-30
- ASTHMA.-JONAs WHIT

49, ASTHMA.-JONAs WHIT
W. coOMB's REMEDY. Prep Gred frCm q
G rman recipe obtained by late Jonas
Whit om5, in Europe. It alleviated this dis
order MS case when all other appliances Of
Burnett s. Co., Boston, For sale by all Drug
gists.
Pratt sAsfraI OH has a world wide repu-
tatiOn the Surest and best illuminating OIL
Over two million gallons have been sold tor the
past two years, from which no accidents of any
description have occurred. Send for circular.
Oil House at Charles Pratt, Established 1910,
New York.
Rfsley's Buchu is q reliable 0iuretic and
Tonic for all arrangements of the urinary and
R Ry Havilsnd' Harrai r. RisIeV and their heir
branches, is now repaired by H. w. Risey, the
originator and Proprietor; and the trade sup
oiled by his successors, Morgan & Risley, New
York.
PhysIOIOglsts say that our bodies
are renewed once in seven years. The mate
rial of which they are reconstructed is the
blood, and unless it be fully charged with the
of the system decline. OF all blood depurents,
DIR. Walkers Vinegar Bitters is the safest and
from deprivation of the blood, which it will
not speedily cure.
For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, depression of
spirits and general debility in their various
forms; also, as preventive against Fever and
Ague, and other intermittent fevers. The
BY CaswelI, hazard s. Co, New YORK, and sold
by all Druggists. is the best tonic, and ton
ic for patients recovering from fever or other
sickness, it has no equal.
Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow:
preserving the teeth and gums. Sold by all
Druggists Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle. r.
e. Wells 8 Co.. New York.
fSf HnIr ofa
allied in the world. No lady or gentleman OF
discrimination uses anyO ther. 1t is the most
the world. Mandatory, 6s Maiden Lane,
New York.
We Have Frequently Heard mothers
say they would not be without Mrs. Winslows
until it has finished with the teething siege, un-
der any consideration whatever.
Substitutes Inn the Dental Ranks are
no desirable; therefore, keep the natural teeth
sound and pure with that wholesome vegetable
elixir SozODONT. DO this, and they will last
As long the breath lasts, and the breath
itself will never De tainted.
To Owners of Horses and Cattle
Tobias Derby Condition Powders are war
raRted superior to any others, or no pay, for
the cure of Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs,
Hyde Bound. Gold, &c. in Horses, and Colds,
Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, horn
Diste mper, &C., in Cattle. Price IS cents
Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
SVdaniA, Oh opium purified, the most per-
fe ct anOdyne in the market, made by process
of DIR. L. M. BigelOw, Detroit Medical College.
Is always uniform in strength, WIZ ich is rarely
the case in other preparations Of Opium.
The Secret OF Beauty. What is 1t? no
longer asked, Tor the world Of faa hion and all
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-08-30
g. BACHELORS HAIR DYE

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and Instantane-
Qua No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints
eiors Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY a
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Does not
Stain the Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft
and Beautiful. The only safe and Perfect DYE.
S3lG BY l1Druggisss. Factory 16 Bond Street,
april a. 1872. 1T-d--OiSwIY
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DIED.

In Cumberland county, on Sunday, 18th
inst; Mrs. SOPHIA L. CARVER, aged GA.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-08-30

One store in Paris 90 La Belle Jardi-
niere," employs $500 women; the most
skilled are paid ST. 40 per day, the COM
mon seamstress so cents per day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-08-30

SVdanta, Oh opium purified, the most per-
fect anOdyne in the market, made by process
of DIR. L. M. Bige1Ow Detroit Medical College.
Is always uniform in strength, WI ich is rarely
the case in other preparations OF Opium.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-08-30

To Owners Of Horses and Cattle
Tobias Derby Condition Powders are war
the cure of Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs,
Hyde Bound, Gold, &c. in Horses, and Colds,
Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, horn
Diste m per, &c, in Cattle. Price IS cents.
Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
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Substitutes Am the Dent Ranks
no desirable; therefore, keep the natural teeth
sound and pure with that wholesome vegetable
elixir SOZODONT. DO this, and they will last
itself will never De tainted.
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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 handiwork.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-08-30

ChristadOrO's Hair Dye stands unriv-
allied in the world. No lady gentleman OF
discrimination uses anyO Their. 1t is the most
perfect, reliable and effective Hair Dye in
the world. Mandatory, 6S Maiden Lane,
New York.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-01-24

TIE Blue RIDGE; AT meeting O.
| the Directors of the Blue Ridge Rail
road Company, held yesterday at thcil
Office. the following changes in the
management of the road were con
Summatcd. The resignation Of Col
oncl Cothran was acccptcd-he sta
ting that he had only taken the po
>ition of President as temporary cx
pcdicnt-his business pursuits pre-
venting his giving the necessary at
tcntion, to the Office. MesSrs. Gary
Gulick, Butler and Palmer having re
signed, their positions were filled by
the election Of Mcssrs. e.. d. Melton
Thos. Steers. George W. Waterman
James N. Allen and S. +. Jacobs-thc
latter being also chosen Secretary ant
Treasurer of the company. Gel Johr
J. Patterson was elected to fill the va
canry oceasioncd by the resignation
Of Colonel Cothrp. Thos. J. Steers
Esq, was elected Tiee-PrcSidcnt. i
is understood that this highly impor
tant work-thc. completion of the
; Blue Ridge Railroad-will be pushed
forward rapidly, all the necessary ar
rangcmcnts having been completed
We trust that our vaseiiIating Lcgis
Iaturc will place no obstacles in the
way of the company. but will give
them the necessary encouragement ir
the completion Of this important con
nccliou with the gIcat Wcst.-Phe
mir
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Private Sale Of, Property
.. .r' .-4.a' a,y.,:o-jus 1.F '2@i
In .Pendleton, s. c. ~;

"HE beautiful residence of the late
Mrs. John G.. Calhoun, in Pendle-'
ton Villages is offered for sale on easy and
reasonable terms. The premises contain
75I acres partly cleared and cultivated.
Tie dwelling is of -weod, one story, with
Z lurge rooms, pantries,, closets anu base,
ments for Kitchen and stove rooms, ana
90 nnlands u view of the Aiieghany
mountains unsurpassed In the State.
The grounds are extensive and hand.
somcly improved, with fine. apple an'
ncach orchards, and Kitchen garden
i The rear, and numerous outbuildines
corresponding in style. to. the grounds
and dwelling. The place is within four
hundred yards Of the Blue Ridge rail-
road Depot, and since Mrs! CaihouD's
t,lcath has been occupied by, the Hon.
Thos, q. Clemson who will give posses
sion OH the first Of May. This first
class village residence and lsr,ds is sit
mated in q most delightful climate and
neighborhood and can be purchased on
time. For further information call on
DR.. +. 2. PickcnsG Or Mr., William Hen
ry Trescott, of Pondleton, or address the
undersigned at Abbeville, who % exec.
utor of Mrs. J. C.. Calhoun, is authorized
to sell. .-''1 =
y .la:.:t EDWARD NOBLE,.H
Dr. '.; Qualified Executor Of Will.
Jan. 10, 1872, 2s-2t .. ,''''''''.
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DISCHARGE OF GEN. .oRDAN.-Gen
Jordan. tic Cuban leader, was non
orably discharged by Judge Benedict,
of the United States Circuit, Court
in New York, last week. He was in.
dicted by the Grand Jury for viola
ting the neutrality laws, but the wit
ncsscs gave false names and could not
be found. A moi. pros. was entered on
iapplicatioh of District Attorney Da
Wis. Judge Benedict recommended
that the witnesses be indicted for per,
jury; and that the facts be sent to
Washington, with view to ascertain
if The Spanish authorities had any,
tling to DO with the conspiracy
against Gen. Jordan.
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General Frank p. Blair, Missouri,
has come out very vigorously for the
passive policy on the part of the
Democracy.
The Raleigh Carolinian announces
General W. 5. Hancock, Of Pennsyl-
vania, and Governor Gra,z Brown, Of
Missouri, as its choice for lrcsidedt
and Vice President.
The new Territory of Ojibway,
which it is proposed to set off i'll the
northern par, Of Dakota, will contain
about II 900 square miles, being near
tly onc-half the present area of
Dakota.
In an election held at Greeley, Col.
on the Goth, the people Of that town
nominated by ballot the man they
wished to receive the appointment OF
postmaster. Ninety-eight women
participated in the election.
Ex-Governor 1I;.wlcy, and Genera
Ferry (thc latter the present incum-
bent) are candidates for the Cuitcd
States Scnatorsoip, to be filled by the
Legislature which will be chosen at
the Connecticut election. The con,
test promises considerable excitement
Several members of Congress have
sent requests to the Treasury Depart
ment for information-s atirical anC
othcr--on the subject of commerce or
the seas. Il is proposed by them te
urge such legislation as will put
American vessels under regulation!
that will prove an advantage to our
commerce as compared with loreigl
vessels.
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SURREME CoURT-7Hmxloy,' Jd1,n
dry lSth.-The Court met at 10 y. NJ
PreSent-Chief Justice Moses and Asso
ciate Justices Willard and Wright.
The following decisions were rendered
\. F. Branch VS.. s. ID. Caruthcrs
Motion dismissed. Per curiam.
Silas Johnson, plaintiff in error, Va
r. H. Crooks, ct. al, defendants in error
Motion granted and new trial ordered
| Opinion by Moses, {. }.
The docket was closed and the follow
ing order was made:
1t is ordered that at the April term o
this Court, commencing OH the thir
Tuesday of April next, the causes on
the several Circuits shall be called on thu
following order. and the time to be al
lowed to the hearing of causes from
each Circuit shall he to the day fixed fol
the commencement of the next, except
as to the Seventh Circuit, to which shal
be allowed three days.
Second Circuit, Tuesday, April 1G.
Eight Circuit, Thursday, April is.
Fifth Circuit. Tuesday, April %.
Third Circuit, Friday, April 2G.
First Circuit, Tuesday, April 30.
Sixth Circuit, Tuesday, May
Fourth Circuit, Monday, May Is.
Seventh Circuit, Wednesday, May Is:
tl2 NJ, the Court adjourned until
"Wednesday, February 7th, 10 y. NJ.
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Consignees.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
SP Brown, II S Bcckham, Bradley &
Jay, J T. Caldwell, Christian & Wilson.
J ID Chalmers & Co., Cowan & l., y }
Clinkscalcs, Dorn's Mines, II A Daniels,
ElIrisht & Smith, S Hackct, sam 10 oAn-
son, Kurz, Knox, Lee C Parker, \
} LomaX, \ b G Lindsay, Rev e II
Miles, Aron Mitchell, J y Mays, Nc.
Donald 4 lIaddon, T. Nelson, Norwood,
DuPrc & Co, } 4 W J Rodgers, : II
Russell, Tracger & Bcqucst, J + Town
send, ID G Wardlaw, + Wcstlicld, No
$50, WcSliicld & DuPre.
No goods delivered until freight is
paid. ..
J. ". ARSIIALL,
Agent.
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The following persons have PACKAGE
in the Express office.
w C Crosby, J B Leroy, Seal, Sign 4
Robcrtson,J J \ Wright, w McNcill, {
r Mosely, Burt Il Vance, q II McCa!la
Lee d Wilson, { Wright, II Gerard, {
r I.atner, b y Burton, & + Bruce, J ;
Rich.
Storage will be charged OH all pack
ages relnaing in office over 10 days.
G. v. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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The Columbia correspondent Of the

Inc ColumOla correspondent W tue
Charleston Courier says:
ut has transpircd within the past
two days, tho States officials have ia,
ken steps to carry ont the proposed
arrangement with the bond-holders
The proposition is to get the holders
of State bonds and stock to give up
their securities and receive in en-
change new bonds for halfthc amount,
on condition thatahc Legislature will
pass an Act plcdging one.fifth of the
lcvcnue of the State for the payment
ofthe interest, and promising not to
increase the debt. Mr.. Wesley, an
officer of the Union Trust Company,
s,as been in the city; and I learn has
left for New York, for the purpose o
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MANCFAcTURISG ENTERPRISE IN
CHARLESTON Charleston is fast bccom.
ing manufacturing as we'll as a com
mcrcial city. The largest manufactory
Of doors, sashes, blinds, &C., in the
Southern States is that Of Mr. p. p
ToALE, Oh Horlbcck's Wharf IN that
city, sales rooms at No. ~ Haync street
Mr.. ToALE's advertisement appears in
another column. IF
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EDGEFIELD TO HE NARROWED DoWS
on Born SIpEs.-Edgetcld has lately
yielded much Of her territory on the
ionth TO the new County of Aiken,
and now there seems to bc a proba-
bilitv that she will have to give up a
In &c nook on tsc Northern side 10
,he proposed new County of Ninety
Six. A petition for the establishment
If this new County-to be tormcd
fronl portions Of Edgcfcld, AtLevilIc,
Ncwbcrry and Laurens, with the
Court House at Ninety-SiS-is now
before the Legislature AS regards
The matter, Engcticld has no territory
to spare, aud yet We fee! assured from
ail VIC know and hear Of this project,
that its success will make Edgchcld,
AhbrviIlc, Laurcns and Ncw5crry
each onc.-a Democratic unit. The
new County will contain ut ;hc out
sct q large colorcd CT Republican ma
jority, and will, in all probability, bc
Il haven and refuge for Republican vo-
tcrS. who will migrate thithcrward in
immense numbers, from all tour Cou1-
ties, leaving the said Counties under
The control of Democratic ma ioritics.
this promising to be the case, we have
nothing to urge against the formation
of the new County. Our Democratic
friends in the new County, however,
must not understand us as being in
tho slightest degree pleased ut amy
disadvantage which may accrue to
them from the new arrangements
EdyrfcM Adcutiser.
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Whenth black caterpillars camp
down on Tennessee district, the
farmers turn in the turkeys, who
hold a Diet cf Worms.
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GHOEs, NILES CATERS, MILES
~ WALKING SHOES, MILES
CHILDREN SHOES, and a variety oi
Hand-Sewed. Ladies', Gents and Chill
drens' BOOTS and SHOES from tile
best manufacturers in the Z. s., ut
QUARLES, PERRIN & co:
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naa- All persons indebted to us are
earnestly requested to call and settle
their accounts. -.--..r
QUARLES, PERRIN & CO..
Jan. |, 1872, 37-tf
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Markets..
REPORTED BY NORWOOD, DUpRE g. CO

AEEEvILI.E, Jan. "a.
Cotton, ............................lS 70 IL
Apples, ............ ............'.....'. .''2'"'
Butter,.... ........................2at .2a to Soc
Bacon, .......................... ......l0! to IL!
Coffee ...........................2S 10 ~
Corn, ....................Sl."o 10 oil"
Chickens, ns,.....................25 to Soc each
Eggs, S,........................25 to SOC per dozen
Fodder. to S1.50pcr 100 lbs
Flour. ur,......................Sl to Sl4 per Dbl
Ground Peas, $500 to s.. % per bushel
Meal. .$l.25 to Sl.30 per bushcl
Mo!asses, .............5 80 to roc per gallon
Nails, s,......................S to 10 cents per ID
Oranges, .............. soc to Sl.00 per dozen
Peas, to 81 90 per bushcl
Syrup, up,...................Tj Tjc to 81 % per gal
Sugar, ................12 to 20c per Id
Tea. 80 to s. 2.25 per lb
Whisky, ky,................$l.C co to 81 .25 per bot
! LIVERPOOL, January %. - Cotton
closed quiet and steady, uplands 10s {;
Orleans 1Os sales $4,000 bales; specula-
ton and export 5000; shipments of co.
ton from Bombay since last report to 22d,
1900 bales. :,
New YORK, January 22.-Salcs of fu-
! lures to-day G,40O, as follows: January
2li, 2ls; February 2ls, 2l 1916, 2li, q
1915, %; March o2i, - ZIG, 22!!, % 9-lG;
April 22i; 2222i; May 22a, 22aa .l2! june %.
! PHILADELPHIA, January @.-Cotton
quiet; middlings 2ooii.
| MOBILE, January 2l.-Cotton quiet
and weak; mildlings 2o2; net receipts
5O7G: exports 40: Queenstown 1000; to
Bremen $40; sales 500 bales; stock GG, ,5os.
/ AUGUSTA, January oo22.-Cotton steady
and in fair demand, middlings 20B net
receipts $50 sales 100 bales.
BALTIMORE, January %. - Cotton
steady: middlings 5l} net receipts 3s77 !;
gross G65; exports coastwise, 2G5; sales
500 bales stock 5000.
CHARLESTON, January %. Cotton
quiet; middling 2l; net receipts l44O
bales exports to continent $500 coast
wise 1920 sales 100; stock 81, 400.
SAVANNAH, January 2222.-Cotton is in
fair demand; holders firm; middling
! 2l@2ls; net receipts 3OS2; exports coast
wise 1899; sales 200; stock 1857
NoRFoLc, January o2.--Cotton dull :;
low middlings 2OGs2ol net receipts 2l2G
bales; exports coastwise 1925; sales lGO; /;
stock 4103.
MEMPHIS, January 22-Cotton active !:
middlings q receipts 3j95 bales.
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WTLMrNGToN, \. c., Aug. p, 1871,
For the largest production of Cotton to
the acre, 900 lbs. CAROLINA FERTILIZ-
Err. ...
For the largest production of Wheat
to the acre, 1,Woo lbs. CAROLINA FER
TILIZER.
The above premiums arc forcrops pro-
tlucell with the use of Carolina Fertilizer
alone, or In combination with plantation
| manurcs only, and heawarding of snid
premiums is left discretionary with the
committee of the Association under
their rules. = ri =
SANDERS, OATES & CO..
Agents at CharlLtt,. e.
STEVENS &. CURETON, -s--,
Lancaster :. L.
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ThcEmpcror Of Brazil has been
visiting the French docks ut Cher
Gourg.
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DEMOCRATIC ADsENTEEs.-All tho
recent votes In the House of Reprcsen'
tativcs at Washington reveal that at least
twenty-five Democratic members are
hahitually absent. As the Rcpuhllcall
majority is not over thirty-and in these
disintcgrating times there are always q
score OF malcontents who clio not vote
with their party-it is plain to see that
if Democrats were in their seats, many
important measures might be decided
rightly. Washington correspondents
write, that had all the Democratic mem
bcrs ocen present on Wednesday, when
the case of General Clark, the Texas
member, came up, lie would not have
been admitted, for there were. seven Re-
publicans who would not subscribe t.
Governor Davis shameful outrage on
the voters of texas. Our Congre$smcl,
were elected to attend to business, and
if they are away on their own affairs at
home, or in the metropolis, they deserve
ta be reminded sharply Of their duty
Ncw York NCWs.
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1st JANUARY, 1872.
NOTICE AND ACT.

THE Firm of PARKER & LEE hav-
i ing been dissolved i'll August, inc
request was made OF our customers e
settle their accounts. We now call uPoT
them to pay at once or further indul-
gence will not be given.
l. -, =. LEE & PARKER.
JAM, 1872, s7-9t s3
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carrying into effect the proposed pro

| And againE"Nemo' says:
"Weslcy's plan for the reduction OF
the State debt is TO take off only
twenty-five per cent. Of the old bonds
and fifty per cent. of the bonds issued
since January, 1868"
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having demands against
"a the Estate of GEORGE P.
UHlLES, deceased, will please present
them to the Administrators, properly
attestctl us the law directs for settlement.
Allpcrsons indebted to said EstatS, or
the Estate of Thos. W. CHlLES, will
pay promptly Us it is desirable to set
Tie up both Estates at once. Z
p. H. BRADLEY,
II. w. LITES, r
JOHN II. CHILES, ..
Administrators.
Jan. 1, 1871, 81, 3t -
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DEATH o. acknowledgements HAL
/ tLECK.-iIENRY WAGER HALLECK,
whose death occurred Oh Tuesday, at
Louisville, Kentucky was born in Onci-
,da County, New York, in 1919, and was
graduated at West Fuiit, with honors. in
1889. He was made second Lieutenant
, of Engineers on graduation, and hssist-
ant professor at West Point the salIic
year. promoted to first Lieutenant in
1915, and brevetted Captain for gallant
and meritorious conduct in 1917. He
served with Generals MASON and RILEY
i'm the Mexican war from lS47 to 1919, and
! held the position of Secretary of State
! in their military governments; being
also chief of staff to Commodore SHu-
BRICK for a portion of the same PERIOD
, Having taken prominent part in form
ing the Constitution of California in
1910, Notwithstanding his promotion to
I Cnptancy in the Engineers in 1853, he
! signed his commission in the army
| the following year and entered in the
practice of law mt San Francisco. Hc
! built up large and lucrative practice
speedily. but abandoned it at once Oh the
breaking out Of the war. He had pre-
viously signalizcd his military ability by
several works of value, and was appoint
cd Major-General in the regular army
August 10, 1861, and assigned to com
mand the department of the West, with
headquarters at st. Louis. AS Chief OF
Staff ut Washington, he virtually con-
trolled and commanded all of the armies
for some time. He was made command
er of the Military Division of the Pacific,
commanding Columbia and California,
in 1866. He has been afflicted with a
disorder of tho liver for some time, and
his death is attributed to congestion of
the brain. He was the senior of his
Grade.