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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-19
THE IMPROVED No. g

ROVER & BAKER SHUTTLE
TSeWing Machine sells rapidly wherev-
er introduced II has many decided pnlnts
of excellepce which places it at the neau oI
the many competitors in the market. We
orser very liberal iudEeements 20 canvass
ers in Northern 0hio.-Send for circulars
"a Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio.
Feb 2s-STno
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EXRCuTOR,s SALE.

YTNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL offer
ata..blic sale, the Homestead farm Of
y 1n. II. Ayers. decd in Bristol o9nshlp.
adioininG rhe village. consisting OF some
M acree All under 3 good state OF cultiva-
rfo,, m Saturday, March, ., 1873. Sale 70
fSke place on the premises. Terms: One
third IN hand; the balance IN Jour equal
animal navaients, With Interest, aud 70 be
Sacnrar nv mortgage On the premises.
]. c. THOMPSON,
rab 10 1e-2-5fs Executor.
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EGAL NOTICE.

\ IAlice Fritinger,s whose place OF resi-
;t,-s,ce is unknown. VIII take.notice that on
the 3Ofh DAY OF January, 1873, george FILl=
Tr1U1huII county, Ohio. his petition against
her- pragfzg for a divorce; cause alleogeo;
wilifuI ahsenes sor three years last past 70 ~
1eoIecf of iufv. said cause will be FOR
heSrinz Al suV time after six weeks rom
: me fref publication oT<his notice;
GEOR6E FRITIAGER.
Washington Hyde, Att'y for PlLE-
E7fsb "a Is72-6t
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roR pREMruM oN FARM cEoPs.

FOR PhEMIUM UN 7 INN DIEoA D
/ The land shall be measured by some
coTn petRnt person, who shall make anldaYlt
OF the accuracy Of the measurement ana
the Quantity Of ground.
q The applicant shall make alnoeYlt. &C
oo-5inz 20 the form annexed, to the quality
81 srain or other crop raised on the ground,
sntsred on the Premium List. which amda-
vit must accompany the appneation tof
uraTnturn. together with a sample OF bne
Grain or other crop. -
The main object OF the society being TO
promote cultivation, they do nos propose 20
offer premiums for crops prodoeea oJ s4,
oertfded aeeount Of the expense oi cultiVa-
me expense Of labor and manure should
be more particularly stated, and the kind OF
manure Riyen.
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DIRECTORS

n, S,rre T,oo Years-H P Bassett, Warren,
DIv1ght Roberts Gustavus; j A Estabrook
Warren: Justus Hoagland, Bazetta.
10 lSeTre One Yedr.-W + Porter. Warren I;
Samuel Andrews, Howlan; James Braden, f,
Greene; W W Kennedy, doNland,
During the Fair the following members OF
the board will nave charge of the different
fEorseS-H p Bassett, Hoagland.
Orflc-Twight Roberts. W W Kennedy.
FloroI Hali-W + Porter, II Bassett.
IHechdnics HdH-James Braden, A Esta-
Hons. Sheep and POitltTy-Samuel Andrews,
A EsstabrOok.
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EyAIBITORS,

Exhibitors Will confer great favor on
.te oTncrrs OF the society by max ,ng their
entries At As early a Gay as possible.
Entries can be made by letter, addressed
TO the secretary; but in such cases. II tns
entry be OF live stock, the applicant must
1i We the age of the animal. tue name anu
5es5deI,ce ~ the owner, and designate the
class in which he wishes 70 compete.
II the entry be OF Machinery I'm plene p.l enss; me-
kc the appiicant must give the name and
residenceo Of the owner. and the name OF the
In cases where entries are made by letter
nrevfous 10 the Fair, the Sec etary VIII have
f,e nroper cards in readiness at his once,
Tor me applicant. on presentation OF the re-
ouired membership ticket
see rule Is, in rules ana regulations.
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LIST
OF THE
TRUMBULL COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
TO BE AWARDED At THE ssth, ANNUAL FAIR,
TO BE HELD AT
Warren, Ohio.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & &THURSD'Y
Sent. 18th. 18th, and 18th, 1873.

OFFICERS OF THE THE SOCIETY.
Presidential r JAMESON, Warren.
Vice Presldent--ALBEkT WHEELER,
TEA sasnSer-PETER L. WEBB. Warren.
Secrefarv-HIRAM T. AUSTIN, Brace
willie; p. o. Address, Leavittsburg-
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This is horse story, though it
smells fishy: An Iowa farmer lost
span Of mares in one Of the great snow
storms. Just nineteen days Aftervard
they were found entirely buried in
drift, where they had PROFESSIONALLY
been securely packed ever since tie
storm. The wonderful part Of the
story is that they are alive aDh lining
we'll.
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q DOLPHgS GRETER, Dealer IN
~ Musical Merchandise o. oil oeseri I12s tl1o2nss
~: pianos, OrKans, helodeonss hl99a.l[1sl
GuifoFa Acc6rdeons Claronettss Flutes lies'
l)rnms. Piano-spreads, PiAno-stools, Sneet-
5az1Eic AlIEfc-books. Violin Strings GultaL
s1r1pSs. - -, sfoneiD Webb's Block, over
PorTef's Baok stSre. IJaI 8 ls'G
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Below will be found uerbdtinl copy
Of . letter lfsent in" TO the residence
Of . citizen of Greepiord, where a
couple had recently been married, to
obtain +" treat" by Q belling-tin pan
party Of ronRhs but It failed to bring
out the jugs
Green ford march the 73
mr. the Boys Of this villege has
form A Committee and bye the order
OF that body tina hav reques this Peas
Of Riian to Be sent TO you bOopin
that you Will Compile With thar re-
ques Without futher trubel that Is to
treet the Club to Wat you deme Deson
for sed Body We hoop 70 hey this
Ans BY the Rear
y yours Asever troly
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The Mayor Of Detroit explains TIA;
he pulled down the smallpox Has
from a tenement owned by him. be
cause the boys would persist in gaeh
ering together there, ami daring .
each other 70 scalt the fence and ap-
proaeh the house on which the fiag
was displayed.
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nRENNEN & GOIST,S x L. c. R.
II JCarrtage Works. Warren. Ohio, manu-
1cfurers n Carriages. Buggtss. wagons,
SIel0hs. and specikltieS. All orders from
any part Of the conntr omptly ATTENDED
10. Pailrfng. Trimming and Repairing Done
10 order on the shortest notce. Sontn OF
Canal Dah o. Aof~'
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FORMoFAFFTDAYIT GTFEN.


STATE OF OHIO, Being
Trumbull Co, SIS. duly sworn. says that
he Accurately measured the land upcn which
-C-D raised a crop Of the past
season, and that the quantity ofland d
and no more
sworn 10 before me, this-day Of ls-
E-F-, Justice Of the Peace.
STATE OF OHIO. o., Being
TTumbuIl Co., IS. J duly sworn. says that
he raised crop Of the past SeasonsuPon
the ground measured BY A. B., and
that the quantity OF grain Tor other crop
raised thereon Was-bushels, and nolesS,
iWeiahed or neaEAped IN q sealed measure,
Is the ease May bel and the Statements In
regard 10 the manner OF CULTIVATION. oe-,
are correct 70 the best Of ny knowledge.
D..
Sworn 10 before me this--day of-,B-.
E-F--. Justice Of the Peace.
COMMITTEES on crops TO make report Arzi
Monday IN Dec, annually.
= In case Ofcrops raised by boy Insert IN
the above statement AZ 20 doing the WORK
himself
Ascending cOalEittes.-MeInhers Of the
Road
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-19

1HHITTLESEY ADAMS, Fire and
w Life Insurance Agent. Warren ONO.
MerchRndize znd othsT property insured N
the best Companies, on favorable terms )
fFarm property. Isolated Dwellings, and their
urnifure insured for one, three ana nNe
xears, Once in McCombs and Smiths Olock-
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Mr.. A. p. MLRER, Contractor of
Nl nail routs No. sise. running daily frnrn
70 give uorIce % the public tn4t he has pro-
yided himself with a pleasant riding coach;
and Is now prepared 70 carry passengers ano
baggage 10 all points on the route
Auc 21-91W.
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NorE.-The board have decided not , g.
offer any premiums on Sewing Machine
Moving Machines, or Musical Instrument
for the reason It being dtdicuh 70 secured An
committee that Is not interested. But an
pie room will be provided on the grouno P. N
or Machines CIT. r f lr
C6asaliftss .--Ga1aaniel Smith, Champio'
Harsh. Warren; Benjamin McMune
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SWEEPSTAKES ON CArTLE-CLAsS II.
Best herd OF one bull and four cows, or
heifers, 70 be OF one breed and owned
by exhibitor, premium of.;----.--.--'--''tie" !"
Best breeding bull, to be exhibited With
Ave Of his get, any age, and the Dull
as 10 constitution, health and vigor, 70
exhibit good breeding and oondltion- ioeo
Best bull Of any age or class. % 70
Rest COW, any age or breed, both milk
ing and breeding qualities 70 be con- ~
gidered "
Best herd ofone bull and three cows or
hafferS Al TO re ofone breed and own
ed and bred by xhibitOr.-..-..--Diplome.
Committee George Greer, New Castle. Pa;
Frederick Kinsman, Warren; Lneian Rice
Greene.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-19

I'M. NELSON, Physician Lane ana
bSurEeon, ONCE east OF First Nst: Dsnn; a15
once hours from 10 10 O'Clock, a. 9t III, isSI sHO
Sto p. N.
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rHAD. AoKLET.
II. h. MOSES.

Ar r. TYLER, Manufacturer and
Dealer n Guns. Rides, Pistols I1s1,g CnLtsIy
Fishi1g Tackle, Guh MatsEsz1s' MAE - Nc E Mar
Het St. Warren, Ohio. lJs5- ls'O-H
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4 n. DAWSON, Mayor Of the City
of Warren, Civil Jurisdiction-same as
iastice Of the Peace for the city, and crlml-
nal Jurisdiction throughout city and county; /;
Also aren't for CleveIand Cement sewer ana
drain Pipe Of ali sizes. 0an :. IS8l.
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". SPEAR.

DRF A. BIERCE, Homeopathic
lPbvsician and surgeon. ofilSSe IN . 9''''Aii
Bloot, Bigh steel ---
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.HUrcH1xs. G. n. TUTTLE, ]. N. sIuLL
HUTCHINS, TUTEAE & sTUhL,
n Attorneys at Law. Once over Sliairt R1srlrs1
qt1r4iefas store. corner Of Nam ana s NE. - 80
atreefs. Warren. Ohio. tJan- 10. lS4z-u
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UTASHINGTON HYDE, Attorney at
w law and Notary Public: once IN
the OLD Chronicle once, Cnronlele D"AiNi
Ian l, 1872
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"a nj. RECKMIFH. Den
NmNONS s HENNINGER. A

OMMONS & HEKNINGER, Aue-
Otioneers, will give prompt attention 70
s,Il eneRgements as AuctiOneers. viii go
SS,d Eafisfactiou guaranteed. II desired -one
or both will attend sales. Once OFFS. Sim
mons in Kings Block. Once Of W. hen
1afe fifl ApTii Igt. Is52. without further no.
fiee. [oet 8. lS72-tL
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Best eve of any ~
CbnHliltee-Harrfs Ewalt. HoWland. Hen
" FrOer, Bazetta; ] F Porter, Newton.
HOGs-Cl.ASS 22-LARGE BREED
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oomynifee-Wm. Bronson, Newton: VIM.
Rsyne' Girari; y 7 Walters, Gustavus.
HORsES-CLASS .
c.ppYAcE AND RoADsTKRs,
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months old nor less than Gin number 4 0o
I'd do '.---.-'---- Z "
NoTE-LArge breeds include Masles; 10
lands- Chester Whites, and other large
breeds, small breeds include Essex, Suf-
folks, Chinas, &C.
Commiaee-Curtiss Hall. Fowler; Dann
WincheIl, Greene: Francis Andrews HOW
land.
sWEEPsTAKEs HoGs-CLASS %.
Best boar any age or ~ ~
C,u1mittee-Aifred Barber, orwell; samuel
RroEn Rowland; A o Fuller. BraceVille-
t,Orrr Trry-- rrT Aoa %
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CROSSES q &GRADEs--CLAss 9.

Ooasnittee-Geo Miller. Freedorns Forts 6,
county; Linus sheldon, Nernon;Jonn nelsl
West Middiesex, Pa.
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HoRsEs-CLAss3 J.
pArr ANp sAppLE HoRsEs.

Best saddle horse or mRre.-.-----.-,..--:.--.S > W
COHlfaidee-Wm Love. Mecca A Potter,
Warren; VIM Fales. Pennington.
HoRsES-CLASs4 4.
sWEEPsTAKEs-sTALLIo
Rest stallion, any nge or rbreed-.--.....-.-.ti6 O
Sire OF the best fye colts on nexhibitlon.l % %
Committees n Laird, Warren Henry
Freer. Bazetta; Pierce. Pennington.
HoRsES-CLASS 5.
Soeepstakes-Pairs and SIH0ls Horses.
Best pair matched 00
Best single gelding 4 "
Best pair matched "
Best single 4 "
COnmittee same as Class 4.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

nR. 10y, Physician and Surgeon,
lOmce and residence a few rods Sontn
81 the Atlantic 8 Great Messerin Meiil,oiiy DRO1
there he can BE- consulted ptoiesstOns'-
warren. o. April l9 ls7l-u
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NoTE-In Sweepstakes trot, entrance Zee
ten (iOl per cent. on the purse. The trot Will
be conducted according 70 rule; four % en-
ter and three to start, and two OF the horses
must beat 2E7. A horse distanclng the nelo
shall only be entitled to the hrst premium.
Heats in each OF the above races VIII oe
comniaee-G w Dickinson. Warren; L II
DennisOn, Greene; Austin Andrews. HOW
land.
MILES &JACKs-CLASS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-24


LgssEs. ED1r5as The people are
not Indifferent as to who their friends
are and have been in the warm e)ntest
which has been going on in New Han
over for several months between them
and the County Commissioners, IN the
mooted question of county taxation.
What the result of the fight may be no
one can now tell. It will be for the
commissioners to decide whether they
shall Weld and thus save expense to
tI1e county and further strife, or
whether the war is to go beyond their
inrisdiction, for decision before higher
tribunals Of law. The over assessed
tax-payers have been fretted and
vearied beyond endurance the re-
frsaI Of that relief for SO long time,
which the Board now appear to be
more disposed 10 extend. They made
tbe unjust and arbitrary levles,
imnOsed the crushing burden, END
they owe it as a high and paramount
dnt,- TO these Oycr-taXed citizens to
take it off at once.
The JorrRrAu, it will not be forgot
ten has been the bold and fearless adj
vocate of the tax complalners against
the outrageous enactments OF thelf
onnressors. It is the only paper III
Wilmington, which has sided with the
cause Of the peoplein this exciting and
important warfare. When their pros
nefts we're the darkest, and hopes the
eloonliest, and their orpressors the
most unvielding, the clarion notes OF
vour paper we're the logdest and long
! esf on the side Of law, equity and the
rights OF man.
/ October goth, 1873.
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a:NpORyS.

CQA2rwiSF.
Washington, D. C.-Schr larry Not
POO, 900 feet lumber
Baltimore = Steamship Raleigh
al, 600 feet lu1nber, l23 bbls tar. II
bales cotton, 30 40 shee:ing, POO bbls
rosln, Is casks spirits turpcntiue, -
hb!s pitch, 3 pkrs ,ndsc.
New Hork-Ste amship Regulator
TlS bales cotton, ,SS7 bills rosin, 357
do tar, i'll DO crude turpcntine, :, kegs.
Ililadelphia-S Steamship Tnnawan-
da-'2 bales cotton, 10 YARN, - casks
spirits turpentine. .G}7 bbls rosin, 9
pkgs n,ds2, ft1 bills pitch, 25a 30 tar,
| horse, 81 ale kegs.
FOREIGN.
Port All Pr:nce-Schr $ / Hakcr-
ITS, $50 feet lumber.
Bristol. Eng Nor. Brig Ara 2,:-!z5
bbls rosin.
London-Br Barque Queen Of Com
nerce-3, 900 bbls rosin.
Cork or Falmouth for orders Sweed
ish Barque Ulrika-J ,S97 casks spirits
turpentine.
ROtterdam,-Norw Brig la
Belle-2,080 bbls rosin, 200 casks
spirits turpentine.
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Window Glass

IAR.-The unsettled stare Of affairs
seems to have withdrawn the atten-
ton of buyers from this article, and
during the week there has been very
little movement. The market opened
at 81 so, but Saturday buyers were
not disposed to operate and decline
of 25 cents was accepted early in the
day later there was further decline
of Is cents, but still later there was a
reaction of feeling and an advance of
10 cents was gained. Monday fur
ther decline of 10 cents was accepted.
Since then and up to the close to-day
the market has been very irregular
and closes dull at So O5.
The receipts for the week G39 bbls.
against 40 bulls. last week, show a
slight Improvement. The exports for
the week, 591 bbls. against 52l bbIs.
for last week, show also a slight III
crease. The stock in yard is 91J bbls
against 978 bhls. for last week. The
sales for the week were as follows:
It,,,.l IL
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SPIRITS TURPEE TISE-Was also steady
early i'll the week Later there was an
| upward movement, hut the market be-
cane depressed and correspondingly
declined to its advances. At the close
it is fTmer and IN upward movement
is exhibited. CRUDE TURpENrINE-Is
without material change. TAR is quo
! tabiy about 80 cents lower. The mar
ket closes dull to-day with only a light
export a. mand. CorroN-Uas de-
ciined rapidly in sympathy with New
York. The receipts are improving,
aI,j he.ter facilities are afforded for
operating On account OF an increased
Stock. GRAIS--Ts unchanged. CORN
Steady. OATs-Steady. PEAs-Firm
and wanted, light stock. DRY GOODS
The business Of the week shows
some falling of. The disposition of
buyers being 10 purchase moderately.
Prices OF leading cotton and wooden
fabrics are well sustained. There is
no change IL other branches of the
trade. AIoNEF-Our banks are regain
ing a supply OF currency as the inan-
cial troubles grow easier, and there is
more doing IN negotiations Of prime
business paper. There is very little
disceunting being done, but they are
renewing all maturing notes at the
usual charges Of discount.
The special features of the week and
the changes OF prices OF the principal
articles Of produce and merchandise
are reviewed rs follows
CHTTOE.-Cottun has been very
dull al the week, and has declined
almost daily. The closing of many of
the American cotton mills thereby
cultailing 10 a large extent the con-
snnptive demand for the staple, to-
gether with the depreciation in the
value Of foreign exchange, has had
depressing effect upon the markets of
this country. New York and other
leading markets have d. clined under
this influence very rapidly, and as
consequence we have experienced SINH
declines. The receipts at our port for
Tie week were rs follows: Friday. 246
bales; Saturday, 80 bales: Monday,
c81 bales; Tuesday, 128 bales; Wed
nesday, 3Sj bales; Thursday, 300
bales. Total l 400 bales. eexports for
tha week were ,457 bales, and the
STOCK to-day IS ! 10 bales. The sales
for the week foot up 300 bales at
figures ranging from II to 10 cents
Tho general cotton movement for
the week was as follows: It appears
ia tie total receipts for the seven days
have reached IS, 75G bales against
1916 bales last week, 52.G7G bales
the previous week and 40, 900 bales
three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first Of September,
1879, 2G1, 49, bales against 4lG, 800
bales for the same period OF 1872.
showing a decrease since September
l, 1873, Of 154, 500 bales. The exports
for the wee} ending, reach a total of
26,G79 bales, OF which i. 295 were to
Great Britain, i, 1884 To France, and
none 10 the rest OF the Continent,
while the stocks as made up this even
ing, are now 156, Oh bales. We quote
quote as follows:
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were in demand and the sales were as
follows 14S bbls. low No l, at 81 80 !;
$50 bbls. No. l, at So 624 2s4 bbls.
extra No. 1, at So IS and 200 bbls.
Pale and Extra Pale at So. Saturday,
Strained was not SO firm and the sales
were shade lower. $500 bbls.
changed hands. to be delivered on
wharf at 50 35. The finer grades were
in some demand with the following
sales $50 bbls. Pale and Extra Pale
and Window Glass at S.. Monday
Strained confined to display weakness
and there was fraction decline, with
sales of 200 bbls. at So 81. Tuesday,
the market was firmer and Strained
advanced 3 cents with sales of 500 bbIs
at 81 50 No. was also in enquiry
with sales of $50 bbls. at 50 so a. So
rs; Wednesday, Strained opened firm
at 81 80 and advanced to s. 20 and
later sold at 81 so. The bulk of the
transactions Il 500 bbls.) being at the
latter figures. The medium and finer
grades were active with sales as fol-
lows: 100 bbls. Extra No. 2 and Low
No. l at So so; 100 bbls. No. 1, at
So 80 and 125 bbls. No. 1, at So So.
To-day, Thursday, at the close of wri-
ting, Strained is firm at So 60.
No. 2--No. 1-Pales and Window
Glasses--By reference to the daily
transactions given above, it will be
seen that there has been some move
ment daily of all the above mentioned
grades. The tone of the market is
iirmer than at our last writing, but no
advance of prices is mentioned Quo
tations of the different grades to-day
are given below.
The receipts for. the week 5,O32 bbls.
against 1888 bbls. for last week, show
a decrease of 2,456 bbls. The exports
for the week II, 1913 bbls. against 81, 943
bbls. for last week, show also a de-
crease of 7,745 bbls. The stock in
yard is 49,O1S bbls. and afoat $3.50
bbls. against 1888 bbls. and afoat
IL, 932 bbls. f IL last week:
We quote as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-24
IN M RUM.

When The earth hides from our view all that
II mort, OF one whose daily life exern pliied the
hlSh' - Christian virtues, we tse that scmC-
thing more Is due - her memory than the sim
pie alh"uncem CT her death. Inis il cUn-
ncntls the case in regard to one, who bat a lew
days u &c passed quietly to her les. TIC an
Hou1rt ,neI!t OF the death OF Ms. AM MAEIA
ASpEESJN, though not ,tne1pect 81 or unlocked
for. Eas hroHght a h'aYv SORROW upon 4 large
circle % relations and friends. Ia all the rc4-
tons OF u!c, he Was hiamelts. y most dey voted
wife and mother, = tIue ami 1-.erorS friend,
ac' W. IN deeds OF Oh ritz and i5rP her innn-
eDcc for GOT was Ir!t ard .CkC0wiedsc,i I,y al
around her. ahr Ia III -ll d.tI!d-nIt, 2rncIous 10
taut Acd gIvip4- 'r"era!iy {" ii ri no needed,
bat w.ct ut Ost..n, alton Tor she SIM ned public
Try, her left liar u uever know NJ What her RICH.
hand Gid. She va r eiuiifui eXa. !l!e II tlS>e
Chri tia gracts y iich a.lOrn ami beauty cur
nature. 1t WAS, however. in III" sanCt"G rv O.
her homo That sle S:Ure with peculiar lu-tcc.
There she iavIsi!cd he ,.nuutsta o; cT .af!ltCSs
ard the warmth Ct or AFFECT i,l.~ iniri. y all
hearts hv the al dues 81 l.er f=furc b. -sn-
tie Town. S;isioitioIt her li-rV
a'.d purity OF tiiright ard acton. : i,a- housG-
ho.'l rev ShroEded III g1ir', -7Icl .Jc tcrc,i
for Intrusion He one VIA d, al all thi ~
well can Civ" GiHac" 10 :i:',i! ws.1lnteh Sli1i'S.
She has cCI.c 10 ntT raSt, hut her memory will
even ain fresh - i Green i;t on hearts. fer
She WAS cra, Iat only TO love. bnt o.
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&EEspYsOr COrs=s.

The Fan tenn, Of C7,,ori,, C.,,,l-.i fo,.
this equity cnmmannpd ;n tf;s r;t,,
Yesterday. His Homo, TrTra Tnssai'I
pge%idirr Tie fnlIn1;.1o c1,n,r.;s,.
he Grand Jn,v IT Vnnfi;ob, +or'l
man. ma n q l>owaar JnI,n n.,fa,.1
John Fak.a,., =, Itnl,a,t 49,, f,n,-,,Ial
Orr, Cav jI:,g. j5br, ,Jaort JaIncl
p;n}-ntt -, ffr.-i - .r '
mas Tnhn Honre,. .!.;,.a.' Ard(:, = .,
". Tutel. Thomas Hall. Allen Sim
l..ons aud .Fol.r. aIcEnteo!
Tho 1-s77.1 .hare,, 80, ,7o7;,-l-..7 l.
.he IElee. and The forenoon VA Ajax
wise ,leyo5el 10 Drrraraf;ors far Tie
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NJ ARRIED

Ia Bruton Parish Church, WILLIAMSBURG Va
on The 18TH inst, by the Rev George = Wi.
Elcf, ID. d., assisted by Rev. L. r. Wharton,
Rev. i NJ. AMEtEE. Rector of st. Pau!'s
Or u~ch, Wilmington, y. q, to Miss BEr1IEF
third daughter Of JAS. ". ustis, ESQ OF vii.
lli,lDslurg.
On The incoming % the Goth Oetorber, 1878, in
= Thomas Chnrc5, WILMINGTON, il. e ;, by
the Rev. Father tIf t,SS, Mr.. CHARLES A PRICE
10 Miss MARY "A RYAN. both OF WiimiE :. on
\. y No cares.