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VENEZUELA.

THE REVOLUTION AT AN END-sALAzAR CAP
TURED, AND SENTENCED TO DEATH
CARACAS, May %, via HAVANA, June H.
The revolution is at end After his defeat al Una
guilla salazar fed, but was pursued ana eapieu ny
Gen Collna. He was tried by courtmartia composed
of % officers and sentenced TO be eNecu'eu vi inc
17th OF June, i'm presence OF the whole army -, =,
few insignificant bands Of revoluuohists renaih III
the mountains.
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tGEyRRAL PRESS DIspATcu !

DIS MONIES, June 11.-Judge Clagett moved
the appointment OF committee TO act with the COM
mtee OF Liberal Republicans to call joint convention
for the nomination of State ticket. Judge Irsh Chair
of the State Central Committee stated that such
had already been made and that the call
would be issued Immediately after the Baltimore Con-
yentiOu.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE NEW BOUNDARY COMMISSIONER.
LONDON, Tuesday, June II, 1877.
Capt Cameron is gazetted as surveyor of the
boundary line between the United States and the Do
iDon of Canada through the lakes forests, and Rocky
Mountains.
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GERMANY.

THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA TO VISIT BERLIN.
BERLIN. Tuesday, June IL, 1871.
The PrHSSidn Cross Gazette announces that
the Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria will visit Berlin
II SeDteIaber
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prIHAsF OF AN ENGLISH SCHOONER.

HAVANA, June 1.-THE Government has re-
leased the schooner william Julius which was captured
and detained at Nueyias, the English Consul Inter
yeping The julius has returned to the Bahamas.
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HAVANA, June 1.-THE Ddf'o says Vuesaua
has offered the steamer ylrgnus to the Venezuelan Gov
eminent for $4,000 The Spanish steamer Pizarro has
arrived at Puerto Cabelo but neither the Pzaro nor
the Arapites could get sufficiently near the vIgnus TO
carry certain determined orders Ngn Iey nav re-
ceyed their draft being too great ~ ~ Iuoeu ,nat
Ouesada intended 10 pay his debts win te POeeeus Vi
tha colo ~ thp Virginius and then 20 10 Europe.
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PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN

IOWA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
HEARTY ENDORSEMENT OF THE CINCINNATI
PLATFORM AND TICKET -DELEGATEs TO
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CUBA

REPORTED OFFER OF oUEsADA TO SELL THE
| vIRGTNIUs-THE SPANISH CRUISERS BAF-
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TREATY BLUNDER.

n, ,DsroVr's PROMISED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CIsMs IN THE HoUsR OF CoMMONs-DIsRAELl
OPPOSED TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DISCUS
SION IN TIE HOUSE OF LORDS.
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TIE INDIANA DEMOCRACY.

LARGE GATHERING FOR THE CONVENTION TO-DAY
HENDRICKS CONSENTS TO BE NOMINATED
FOR GOvERN0R-OYERWHELM LIBERAL
SENTIMENT PROSPECTS FOR A COALITION
TICKET-MR. Voorhees, POSITIoN-A PROB
ABLE ENDORSEMENT OF CINCINNATI IN THE
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AB RIVED.

COAST WISE Steamship Lucille, Bennett,
Baltimore, A - Caxaux.
steamship Tona xanda, Wntbapks, Phila-
lelphia, Worth & WcrtL.
Schr Adolf HuSel, Davis. George own, 5 C.
uarriss s. Howell.
Steamship d j Foley. Price, Baltimore.
A ID CaZaux.
DStealnship Benefactor, Jones, New York,
FAIRY Bros.
Schr David Has kims, Tar Landing, Edwards
s. Hall.
Schr Nellie Star, Poland, Portland, Ole, i II
ChadbOurD s. Co.
Schr Lay, Dennis, SWaE.bor0', Edwards s.
Hall.
Schr Cmrran, Eioodgood, Sv2nsboro'. E.-
wards & Hall.
FoREIGN-German BarGue Rudolph rarke
London, England, Willard Brcs
CLEARED.
CoAsTwIsE--StcamshIp Regulator, Frccmsn,
New York, Barry Bros
St9amship Lucille, Bennett, baltimore, A
ID Cazaux.
Steamship Tonawand8, Win5ankS, Fhilx.
deli ,hia, Worth 81 Worth.
Schr A Hofrn an, Hoffman, Ehlladelrhia,
Hafriss & Howell.
Schr g i Elinor, CUrson, New York, Harriss
s Howell.
FoEEIoS-German Bsrauentine Charles.
Cornaud. Cork, Falmouth or Plymouth, for
orders, Willard Bros.
(Br) Schr Carleton, Albany, Nassau,
kiddcr * Son.
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GRA1N.-CoRF.-The grain market generally
during the week has exhibited very few, if any,
important changes. The movement OF Corn
has continued fre g, and receipts have passed
from receivers to buyers, at unchanged prices.
The export demand to I'LL country orders as wen
SIS the home consumptive demands have been
free, and though the receipts show some IN
crease over those OF the previous week, yet the
stock in market is unimpaired and IS estimated
at about 900 bushels. During the week there
has been no cargo arrivals, consequently no
bulk sales have tTauspired, bat the market may
with safety be quoted firm and nominal st
1880 cents for prime articles. The receipts for
the week ,412 bushels against s,349 bushels for
last week are az increase OF :, 133 bushels, and
from all sources were as follows: From Phila-
delphia, G,3SS bushels; from Baltimore, 100
bushels; from New York, 900 bushels, and by
Wilmington &; Weldon Railroad, $50 bushels.
Dealers are selling from store at $685. cents
for mixed and s. y @9215 cents for white meal
ing-hishest figures including sacks. ---
O.Ts.-We report the market stu firm with a
so5i enquiry and without oh anGo o. quotation
The rsceints continue TO be large, and for the
week were 1900 bushels against 1,C09 bushels
for last week, showing an increase OF 800 bush
els, The demands are confined principally to
a local trade, which is supplied from store at
e5a7O cents per bushel-Sacks included
-PEA.-The market is almost If not
entirely bare of all kinds. The principal de-
mand seems to be for coy, OF this quality there
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nils. or LlIe mere products Of industry, to
IN unusual degree there vii be the display
If the processes OF industry the ol'efa'io .i
. ,.orilInen using the tool to show both its
" wv aCc and the superior advantages Of
",-;i This conforms TO the general prin-
s .:,,ia Of philosophy heretofore laid down
~ ~ seeing the thing done and correcting the
:" ,agarics CT the playful and lively imagina-
No, thi.gS III motion and action are
lily inst a< much more instructive 10 us
~ more entertaining. They present
i'lelv, busy scene. which stirs the blood
I'd kaaps the animal spirits IN play.
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THE PIONEER,

and viii be devoted to the INTEREST $ OF TIE
PEOPLE. ii will be live, spicy paper, dis
coursiDg in a bold outspcken manner upon all
The general topics of the day.
n politics the paper VIII tic Conservative,
strictly adhered to. We shall strive every week
to give our readers a full and accurate account
OF all matters Of interest. but The Local Depart
ment shall receive special attention.
With a perfect Knowledge of the mechanical
department, together with some experience as
editorial writers we think we can safely prom.
Use our patrons paper that viii compare most
faToEabY with the best newspapers In tho
State. We shall! seek 10 foster and promote the
best Interests at the people OF our immediate
section. aI!i th1t which is most beneficial 10
the whole country a large.
We shall have q Literary D"paT: mcnt which
will he Supplied from he very best ri orr liter
ary exchanges. pnr Agricultural department
Viii receive special attention, and ~ that de-
Fartmeut We respectfully invite contributions
from ali tanners OF practical experience.
In >bors, Il VIII bo newspaper Tor the mix
lOn giving Information IL all glasses oG readers.
i, y prominent feature in our paper will be n 1lii
and correct report Of tho markets and tClc
glaphic dispatches.
In order 10 place oar paper within reach of
all NO will put oar subscription at - per an
mum, to be paid on receipt OF the first p3pcr.
For the prcecrt AL commune ca tons ana bust
ness lcttrrS should he addressed 10 u, al This
Ilac".
g. W. HlCDIABMID,
VI. H. PETERSON,
Editors and Projectors.
LUmbertOn. Nc.
&C! - G.;a-d2t&Wu
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r f V I T W
r f v I + W
OF fHE
WILMINGTON MARKETS,
FOR TIE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
October 81, 1872.

COTrON.-The market the past week for
eur leading staple has been only moderately
active, but prices were wen sustained and we
note an advance of about 4 cent on the lower
styles. The demands weTc light early in the
week, but with better kilograms since; the tone
OF the market has somewhat siren gthened and
the inquiry has improved and become more
general. The receipts for the week we're up
wards OF 1900 bales. NOS. OF which, owing to
the extreme light exports, have accumulated.
The cotton movement for this week as COM
pared with last week shows a large increase in
receipts and a slight gain in exports. The re-
ceipts at all the ports for the week were
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SPECIAL.

49, ASTHMA.--Any medicine !
49, which will alleviate the POroxysIns !
of this dreadful disease will DO hailed with Joy |
which accompany Jonas WhitcoDlb's Remedy !
are from the most reliable sources, and attest !
to Its wonderful power, even in tho most severe |
cases Joseph Burn.tt X Co. rrorrietorr, Bos- !
tor.
say they would not be without Mrs: Winslow's
SOothing Syrup. from the birth of the child
until it has finished with the teetlling siege, I'M
der any consideration whatever.
Free AdYerliAinS.-FroIn family TO fam
lily, from city to city, from State to State, the
fame OF Or. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bit
stomach; bowels and liver, is continually ex-
tending. Its voluntary missionaries are IN
Vulnerable, and public enthusiasm IN It's FAVOR
spreads faster than prairie fire.
RiSIey's Ruchu is q reliable Oiuretic and
Tonic for all arrangements of the urinary and
genital organs The genuine, as formerly soid
by Haviland, Harral & -R1Eley ana their
branches, is nov repaired by d. W. Elsleys 1ne
oiled by mis- successors, Morgan q Hlsley, Ne"
York.
ROn.t Slight Your Teeth.-Remember
that upon their labor the health OF the stomach
depends. Keep them perfect, and IN oraer 10
do 90, manipulate them with brush dipped In
the fragrant Sozodont, once or twice day.
Pratt,s Astral OIL has a worldwide repu-
tation as the surest and best Illuminating oil.
Over two million gallons have been sold for the
description have occurred. Send for circular
Oil House az Charles Pratt, Established l''O'
New York.
longer asked, for the world of fai hion and all
the ladies know that is produced oy USING ue,
| as G. w. Lard's "Bloom of Youth" Its beau
tifying effects arc truly wonderful. Depot,
! Gold Street. n. Y.
ThurstOn's livery Pearl TS0fn FOW:
: aier-The best article known for cleansing and
RTneeists. Price IS and 80 cents rer bottle
/ G. Wells & Co, New York.
/ For Dysnex.siR, Indigestion, depTe ssion of
! spirits and general debility in their various
! Ague, ana other Intermittent fevers. The
FcrrO-P hoaphorated Elixir of Calisaya. mace
by all Druggists, ia the hest tonic, and Ss a tom
ic for patients recovering frOEn fever or other
sickness. il has no equal.
CaFbOl1e SssIye, recommends by Physici-
cents per box. John F. Henry, Sole Prorrie-
tor, 3 college Place, New York.
ChrIsGa.tOro's Hair bye stands unriv-
allied in the world. No lady or gentleman of
discrimination uses anyO ther. 1t 1s the most
perfect, reliable and effective Hair Dye in
the world. MaJnfact0ry, % Maiden Lane,
New York
SVapniA. Opium purified, the most per-
feet anOdyne in the market, made hy Process
| Of DIR. 1. NJ. BigeI0w, Detroit Medical College.
Is always uniform in strength, witch ia rarely
the case In other Preparations OF Opium
Who VIII Suffer e-It is now 81 years
| since DR.. Tobias Venitian I.iniInent was put
before the public; warranting it TO cure ChrOn-
ic Rheumatism, Headache, Cuts, Burns.
| Bruises. Old Sores, Pains in the Limbs, lack
and Chest, and it has never failed. Sold by all
Druggists, depot, 10 Park Place, New York,
oct a1a-deOd&w1m
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Appleton's Journal, speaking Of the uni
versal intelligence of the people Of Berlin,
says:
< Your cabman speaks 10 Sou-if you
can but comprehend HMM perfectly cor
rect and grammatical German your wash
er-woman's bill is q model of neat and
handsome penmanship and correct spell
ling your wife's seanstress IS able TO
discuss the latest publications, the view IN
the political and fashionable world, and
examines the books on the table with a
critically experienced eye"
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DIED.

In this city, en- the oath instant, MARY A.
HAWKINS, wife of lsaac W. Hawkins, in The
5lst year Of her age,
In Columbus county, n. c., ar 1:3J +. III. on
the 2lSt instant. LILLIAN ADDIE, infant
child OF James W. and T.. L, Powell, aged
year, month and II DAYS.
In this city, on the 26th inst, Mrs. SOPHIA
A. DROZE, IN her 4Sth year.
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TAR--There is nothing whatever new to note
relative to the market for this article. During
the week there has not been the slightest change
OF tone or huctuation of prices. About the usual
demands from the export trade has existed, and
with free receipts the market has been kept
moving. The receipts show decided increase
over those of last week, and for the week were
500 bbls, against 269 bbls. The exports were
$50 bbls, against 3s9 bbls last week, being also
an increase of 161 bbIs, and the stock has been
also slightly increased. At the time of closing
our report to-day the market is quiet aud steady
at So 80 per Dbl, The receipts and sales for the
week were as the annexed table will show
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-01
EXPORTH
COASTWISE.

New York Steamship Regulator-5J0 bales
cotton. 500 bbls tar, 2i8 do roSn, ZOE casks
spirits, 90 pkgs mdse, so bbls pitch, 500 bushels
peanuts.
ii MISUNDERSTANDING Lucille-2iO bales cot
ton, 679 bbls rosn, 301 casks spirits, 81 bbs tar
ISL do pitch, 1856 bushels peanuts, @ empty oil
bbls, 80 rolls hides, pkg mdse, q, T35 feet
lumber.
FOREIGN.
Philadelphia - Steamship TOnawanda - 283
casks spirits 571 bbls rOsin, 90 bbls turpentine,
80 bbls tar, 70 do pitch, $50 bushels peanuts GIT
bales cotton, 10000 lumber, 40 pkgs merchan-
dis,
Schr A Hofman-91, 900 feet lumber, no.
375 shiugles, 900 juniper bolts.
New York-Schr G e ElmOr-1 ,O01 bbls rosin,
$50 900 shingles.
Cork, Falmouth or Plymouth, for Orders
Nassau (Br) Schr Carleton-32 goo feet
lumber.
List OF Vessels sailed for this Port
NEW YORK.
Schr Charles Sawyer, Mcfarland, cid Oct 2l
Schr larry Not, Timmons, sid Oct q
BRISTOL.
Perseverance,, CawSey, cid Aug Is
Schr Nellie Star, Poland, cleared Oct 8
Schr Lucy Wright, Elzey, sid Oct &c
Schr Altoona, Fitzgerald. sid Oct Is
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Rhodella Blew, VaDgiider, sid Oct 16
Schr Ocean Traveller, Adams, sid Oct %
BANGOR.
Brig Isaac Carver, Williams sid Oct 16
MONTROSE SCOTLAND
Brig Dolphin, Stafrein, sailed Oct 9.
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SPIRITS TCKPENTINE.-Tho market du-
ring the past week has been very unsettled in
tone, but prices have shown but little change.
Friday the market opened at 81 cents (the clos
ing figures OF last week. and ruled ereaIy with
large transactions up 70 Tuesday, when, under
Ices favorable tclegrams, ii declined = cent
Wednesday and up TO the time OF closing our
reyioU, the dullncss continues, with prices
tending down ward. The receipts for the week
show a decided improvement, owing to the
opening of the water courses, and were 1855
casks against /, 473 casks for last week. The ex-
ports, ISL casks against see Casks for last week.
also chow an increase of4ss casks. The stock in
market shows q slight increase. Tho following
table contains the transactions for the week:
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MARRIED.

AT Tho Second Baptist Church. on tho o9tI,
Instant by tho Rev. JobE i. BARLOW, PsetOr
Mr.. JESSE s. CANADAY to Miss ANNIE E.
KING, daughter OF Rev. i. H.. King, ali OF this
city. No cards.
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Hanging.

Louisville doctor has written ! lanrf1y
pamphlet to prove that haucirc is not only
unpleasant, bIf positively inhuman. as a
means OF death. The writer contends that
II Is an exceedingly difficult matter to dis
locate The human neck. and that this event
I.rely happens i'll ordinary banging, the
G f dying gradually o3 strangnlation.-
uhat - worse, the consciousnrss of the
t[imlnal i not suspended By the fall, and
% suffers terribly during the period gem
TsrFahy from seventeen to twenty minutes.
ne author suggests as a slbqtitnte for the
ttaner modification Of the Spanish rarote.
1tted with spring So constructed as to
ul!Ve knife into the neck, seyerinc the
5plnai cord, and producing instantaneous
Wait. Whitman is going to read himself
~ 70 public. The public prefer to read him
in private.
Edmond Jones, Esq, the popular repre-
sentative from Caldwell county, was mar
III 10 Miss Eugfnia, daughter of Mai. A.
M. Lewis, In Raleigh, on Tuesday last.
~ The Raleigh News SAYS: 7. r. Hca,+t,
ireasurer Tor the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
institute, drew yesterday S6.25O for the
support of that Institution from the State
Treasurer. ''1 TUG ''1'e
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Armistead Jones, Esq, of Raleigh, will
accompany Judge MerriEno0 in his tour
through Chatham, and viii speak with the
Judge at his several appointments in that
county,
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PROSPECTUS
THE PIONEER.

The undersigned propose to commence the
publication OF newspaper at Florence, Oar
lington county, South Carolina, about the 10th
OF December next, provided we can procure
the meantime. This paper win be called
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PLEHYvlLLg. ALA.. Match 2, ~

PLERYNlLLg. Ala. March 2, -"
D.. H'ai. II. InH:
Dear Sir-For fifteen years L have been al
ficted with Asthma. My suffering has been
intense. l have been unable to lay down 1or a
week al a time. It seemed as il would choke
I coughcd necessarily, and my Wheeling could
be heard all over tho house. L had despaired
Of ever gettir. we'll, but thanks to your inValu-
able Expectorant, my attacks are seldom. L
can now rest well at night. L believe it will
make q permanent cure.
truly yours,
ARTHUR +. MCCOY.
DIR. Tutt's Hair Dye contains no Sui
phuf.
oct -; G3S-deOd1WI6w1t
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The Justice OF The Verdict rendered by
the public years ago in favor OF tho Mexican
Mustang Tiniment must he apparent 10 all who
have used that famous preparation or seen it
Hsed. IFS healing influence is irresistible. The
most ohstinate forms III neuralgia or rheumatic
disease are totally curcd by it, ami that in an
inc0nceiyably short space OF time. External
injuries or sores, whether o. man or beast, as
we'll as all equine or huKaan maladies for which
n linment may be used, are speedily remedied
by its uae. Remember i; is not merely rallia-
tive but an eradiCant OF disease.
oct % 33J-dl WeOd&W
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Dr Tutt.s ExpectOr0ma.

The properties Of this elegant preparation
are demuicent, nutritiye, balsamic, healing and
soothing. 1t braces The nervous system anu
produces pleasant and refreshing sleep. 1t ex
hilarates and relieves gIOOminess and depres'
sion. II il the most valuable Lung Baisain
ever offered 10 sufferers from Pulmonary dis
eases.
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SPECIAL FEATURES AND ADVANs
TAGES.

LIST. No restriction On Residence OF Travel.
I'd. No extra charge on the lives Of Females,
Sd. Policies Lnccntestible after Five Years.
4th. The rates of Interest on the Funds of the
Company higher than those on the Funds or
Companies located in other States, thu insur-
ing larger Dividends to Policy Holders.
9th. The Directors and omcers Of the Com
pany are prominent NORTH OAROLINIANS,
VINO are Known to be men OF INTEGRITY
and WORTH.
9Th. The Company is established on a solid
and permanent BASS s.epS having been tskexa
to increase the Capital Stock to 100000.
7th. All the FUNDS OF the Company
are Invested i'm this State and Crcu-
1aIed among our own People. This fact
shAAld commend the Company, above all 9TH
ers, 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 home. On this ground the friends
OF this Company confidently appeal to every son
OF the Old North State, and ask their support
for this M ONE Institution, which, while it
offers substantially all the advantages of North
6rn Con- PaIAe7, helps to build up Home Ins
teFeStS.
JAMES D. BROOKS,
ReueTal Supervising Agent.
THOS. CIR FME Local Agent
april 9Th. 1872. 49,
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500, 900.

Quarters, So 80.
~ Our lotteries are chartered by the State,
lre always drawn at the time named, and ali
drawings are under the supervision Of sworn
;om mSsioners.
~ The official drawing will be published in
he st. Louis papers, and copy sent to pur-
JhaSerS of tickets.
- We will draw a similar scheme the last
lay of every month during the year 1872.
- Remit at our risk by POST OFFICE
MONEY ORDERS, REGISTERED LET
TER, DRAFT or EXPRESS. Send for Gig
Eular. Address,
MURRAY, MILLER & CO.,
Post Office Box 2446. ST. LOUIS, Mo
april 10 166-dS5w-eod Tues. Thurs. Sat
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NORTH CAROLINA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

o.
OFFICERS
hOB'T Id. COWAN..ss .......s.....P President
JOHN w. ATKINSON. Vice President.
Il. II. CAMERON............ Secretary
DIR. T.. A. ANDERSON......M Medical Director
90
DIRECTORS.
=. W. ATKINSON, General Insurance Agent.
L. L. dRAINGEH, Presid't Bank Of New Han
over.
Il. w. KEROANKR, Grocer and Commission
Merchant.
Q. NJ. STEDMAN, OF Wright q Stedmau.
I. II. MOKoY, of w. A. Whitehead & Co.,
Fayetteville.
II. II. CowAN, President.
III. b. EILRRs, Commission Merchant.
A. A. WILLARD, of Willard Brothers.
WA. CUNNING, OF Northrop g. CUMMING,
q. w. WILLIAMS, of Williams a. M11chison.
ELI MURRAY, of e. Murray 81 Co.
A. j. DERossET, of DeRoSset q Co.
RoRT. HENNING, of Dawson, Teel 81 Hen
ming.
ALEX. spRuNT, British vice-Ce nsul, Of spxunt
q Hinson.
p. MURPHY, Attorney at Law.
y. ID: WILLIAMS, of j. ID. Williams d Co, Fay
Jas. G: McRAE, Atty at Law, Fayetteville.
!! b. KELLY, Mercb0nt, KenAnsv1lle.
d. i. PopEs Merchant, Lumherton.