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Litchfield enquirer., 1873-05-15

Kh& Ds<Ag Trzz@sxlPk reports a meet @g e tA& sAs~kAaaaeEs of tAe Derby and Wse.1h@Ey rxS1rNaA A bOard of directors waa SAa#a v&o e2ected tAe following off, SxEa~
 | H RzxsAs1oxse<. President; Frank kz Farrell VScs PFeSS1ezfs and A. J. aa@es Seer~4AEx,
 Has szxS&szg es<e been done towards kzzAazRw tAa p<vEsosed rsSlrOAds
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-05-15

RSzAsR ' Sssgxa& are opening an saksrS ue~ ssSrk Sf Dsy Goods. Carpets, CaakaSrsr z-s1 Hats Particulars next
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-05-15

The Ssr-sssa Pzr%&% &t HSrtfOri, last w~c& WIS x< s@e a thing as such an aw- sEi kzr& ez2 be New Haven considered R EzAe. sf osx<se. bat New Haven don't xaSsx Hz~4Eux1 sxsuxnssS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-05-15

keNF&rprG tlsm, or see person man. gled underneath rail car, and restored to shape and comeliness,a we now know that it is the Centaur Eminent that does the work. No other article ever did per form such miracles. There is no swelling 1t will not soften, no pain it will not soothe, or lameness 1t will not cure
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-05-15

UhllNIGAs uy-for Pitchers Castoria. It regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and causes natural sleep. It is substitute for castor oil. -.-4~ eyqe 34w
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-05-15

Oakzz Ame< dsei Ss his residence in Ssx<A E4<zAA. A4z<a oa Thursday last, <ss<r s<x days illness The death of eAe tw0 cSzgrvEz@ea principally involved la tA& CCcda MOhSlisr speculation so S~sa ~Ae< tA<Sr oeasaEe by the House, sa4 d. ~<vsEsr cs1zzre of public opinion szua tA& P@hlsc pResS. Is remarkable fact WhS k~s~s how fAr xreck of reputation tE@As ta wrec& of boays
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-05-15

He Han ArcsSc expedition has met the xzAs sf Sa4 PRrsaecszsOrA A part of the s1<~ 6c<4e separated from the vessel, af- e<x-&s<Kzng E&zy months on the ice, have hsRa us@x2e3 and report that Capt. Hall &AA eG sRnRaexy. last fall. and that the ve@na wskA tAe res4 of the crew is still fruRa iA CapG Han w.s native of New La2Aaaa szd kis death leaves the Poiaris a ss@@A1a Of Capt Buddington oi Crueua
 TA9 se~AA ofGov. On. American Minis. t<r t0 RaszSa. removes smother of the RRs@znzaa men of the great anti-slavery SP~eA AnaAixe of South Carolina, Gov. Oru~s O1e of the ablest and most gen. al ef the champions of the pro-slavery Sa@ss tAe SsatA sent up to meet the ris. @g esae of RrpGblicanism. Had all Sa1kAexner been as able. as malicious, @@a as god te1pered as the Speaker ol SAe aass Ds@Oc<zksc House of Represen. ssxSes tAe cOantyy has seen, there might Hsssr have been any Secession, any Eman e1P@s1na Grzny Enfranchisement Though -1Eu@g Uat with his State, i" Gov. Orr wal HsSer ss Proaainent in the Confederacy a. Ae haa been in the Union, and he wa. prehaAly che most estimable of tine few rxF<rsezk@Esre SOutAerners who have saszsz6ea thensselves with the Republi smm mnrtx ssnr@ reconstruction &IH
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-05-15

In 6oAa Ssnxrt Mill the world loses enc sG sas eAemres4 thinkers. He made HszAs Sg~re ln RzitisA politics, butwas one SG kAz~a ss1S1 Eagllshmen who spend tAl< 6Sea n snaxlng such ss they can of tAe grsaA proaa~@s with which political a21 soe14a srsence Is So terribly compile e@AaA A@e<Sc@ Is too yOung and too @s@Ry-=2k1zg . SO9atEy, to produce such EeR zs yNk
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31
The Promise OF specie.

One OF the most gratifying signs of
the times is that reported in our Wash
ington despatch Yesterday, to the eff
feet that the Secretary of Treasury is
to put upon the market. rs rapidly as
possible. silver coin TO take the place
of paper currency. In Il few DAYS a
beginning will be made by paying the
current bills of the department. in this
coin. For some time the minis have
been largely employed in making sill
YER money Of all denominations, and
undoubtedly the Secretary has q large
supply with which TO sustain his
policy.
The effect this coitrSe must be rcas-
surfing. 1t shows not only that the
government Is in sound condition
financially, but that the paper which it
issues Is gradually approaching the
true standard of value. It will hasten
the resumption OF specie payments. il
it is not absolutely assumption Y.
Erc5ainq Post.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31
General Market Reports.
BY TEL GRAF IT.
Financial.

Financial.
New York, October 29-6 z. NJ
Money more accessible at per cent,
gold, to 1872 aud interest. Sterlil q
Exchange weak at 1863. Gold 1888 to
IOSs Government Securities steady
and nominal. State Bonds quiet.
Commercial
Cotton irregular sales of 2,579
bales at 14t to 151 cents. Southern
Flour dull and heavy at SO 20 to sc 95
for common to fair extra, and 81 to $11
for good to choice. Whiskey family
active at 80 cents. Wheat in better
export enquiry and unchanged Corn
cent better at 59A cents for steamer
Western mixed. Pork quiet-new
mess $l4 IS to S15. Beef unchanged.
Lard lower at 9-16 to Il cents. Spir-
| its Turpentine weak at ~ to 422 cents.
Rosin steady at 80 30. Tallow e
F! cents. Freigbts to Liverpool active
| and hrm.
Cotton-net receipts 7I9 bales, gross
receipts 7,60S bales; futures closed
| steady; sales of 80, 200 bales, as follows:
| October. nominal; November, IA 3-16
cents: December, 143 to II ZIG cents;
January, II 1913? to III cents; Feb
AUGUSTA. October 29-6 T, NJ
| Cotton is in moderate demand -nlid-
| ding ii cents; receipts LOIS bales;
sales of l,304 bales.
] New ORLEANS, Oct. 29-6 7. NJ
! Cotton neutrality-suspicious. entirely
i nominal with some sales of low mid
ding at l. cents; net receipts 8, ia bales;
| gross receipts 1891 bales; exports to
| the continent 2,GJ5t bales. exports 10
! France IL: bales; sales Of 3,Gpn bales
! stock IN hand IS, tG5 bales
! Financial.
. MN YORK, Oct 30-Ncun. Stocks
/ weak aud irregular. Money very dull
! at per cent. gold Ia 81 and interest.
! Gold 1851 Sterling Exchangc-long,
1Oe1; short, los. Governments dull
and steady Stale bones quiet and
nominal.
! fyu,U1rfriTJ
/ Cotton steady sales of 2,318 bales;
urlands Il; GEMS; Orleans 49, cents.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat a
SHADE iirmcr. Corn quiet anil steady.
Pork quiet and steady new SI4 IS to
s1t lard dull and i'll buyers favor
steam 9-16 to I: cents. Spirits FUR
pcntino dull at ~ to t2t cents. Rosil
firm at p, ST. for strained. Freights
firm.
Cotton Futures opened as fol
lows November IA SIT to l4s cents
December II 9-16to IA cents ; Janu
airy, IA 1916 to Is 1-32 cents.
LtvEEPooL. Oct. 3O-Noon. Cotton
quiet and unchanged sales Of 12,O0t
bales sales for speculation and export
1000 bales Uplands, on basis Of
good ordinary, shipped October an0
November, s 7-16d /; do. Noyemee1
and December, sid; 10 delivered
November, sd; %. on basis of low
middlipg, shipped November, sgd.
do. shipped October and November
lied; do. delivered December
7-16d.; Orleans, on basis Of gool
ordinary, shipped October gnl No
vember, Ssd.
Later-Upiands, on basis OF goo.
ordinary, shipped November and De
cember, SLID.
Later-Uplands. on basis of goot
ordinary. shipped November and De
| cember, esd.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31
.HanGs>erchiet Fiirsaiion.'

The Columbus Miss h3dC,c relates:
4 man named Savage, walking ont n
week or two since, tried to institute n
handkerchief Irritation with one OF
the most modest and respectable young
ladies of Columbus. whom he met rid
irg out in n carriage. Snch familiari-
ty may be common elsewhere, but in
the Sonth, for stranger especially to
attempt it, is to endanger his personal
comfort. The lady promptly reported
the fact to her cousin, Mr.. Fernandis
Pope, who called upon Savage and de-
coyed him into confession, and then
administered an awful drubbing. The
case came up before the Mayor, and
the defendant was released as justified.
j. n. Bishop, county superintendent
of education, who has Savage in his
employ, criticised the decision Of tiie,
court, and the man fattener sought
him out to ascertain why he put his
finger into the pie The interview was
brief, for Mr.. Popo's arm suddenly
shot out, and Bishop fell, dead as a
| beef for few seconds, under two or
three terrific blows, and then he went
staggering Ikea blind man to the May
| or's office. The defendant this time
| had to pay SO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

SPIRITS TURPFNTINE.-
we last wrote, the Spirits Turpentine
market has somewhat revived from
the depression npted in our last, and
there has been considerable business
doing during this week at prices
which also show some Improvement
AT the close OF our last writing we
left the market very dull at SO cents.
On the first day friday of this week
thee was reaction of feeling,
s renSthencd by better advices from
New York, ana quotations were adj
vanced l cent. Since then the market
ru'ed very steady at 80 centa, with
as large transaction daily, as the limit
ed supply III frs hands would admit
of. At the close to-day The market is
still firm and closes with aSteady un-
dertone
The receipts for the week, 1854
casks, against 1904 casks for last
week, show ali increase of only "a
casks, The exports for the week,
1854 casks. against EGGS casks for
last week, show a decrease of 6Sl
casks. The stock in yard aud af1oat
is $3.50 casks, against S,OS9 casks for
last week. The sales for the week
were as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31
E:<PP RES.
CDASTN

Baltimore - Steamship Rebccca
Clyde--129 casks spirits tllrpentine, 6
pkgs indse. 20 bales cotton, lGO bbls
tar, l. bushels peanuts, 800 bbls rosiD,
) boxes cheese. . kegs dried fruit, i
bdl hides. / bag wool, 100 bb!s pitch.
New York--5l2 bales cotton, 73G
bbls roSin, POO do tai, 6. do crnde
turpcutine.
Philadelphia Steamship ThoDscr-
. casks spirits turpcntinc. bales
yarn. 40 bbls pitch, IT, do tar, 357
bales cotton, 10I, 900 shingles. i05 tons
old irou. bDi brass, II pkg3 ncr-
cI>au.iis,r, 26 ale kegs, l12 b',lE crude
turpcntine.
New I,,lL- Steamship Metropolis
1913 bales cotton, g72 bbls sosin, ii do
tar, Is do crl}de :z,rpcntIne, - bales
sheetipg.
Baltimore Steamship Lucille =
bpIs rusin, 20 bnlcs cotton. 10 casks
spirits t,;r!'eutin", 10 rhrs mer"han-
diaH. ,3'l bales VAIL.
poREiGN,
Glasgow Er Bric tln:n,, | SOS
btls rusin.
Lou,ion h,1rue.iar I.al-lne Kobe
500 hbif roam. ,'aiD casks .nirits
turps1stine,
Eri.tot, E.uy i:r Hrig & 7 Eaton
: 80 hills rn4tn, 800 cuslz spirits tur.
pentlnc.
G,a,ieioupe Brig Black Swnu-
. Us, 351 feet humber.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

prices has Deel oDtaiIeu. larry ii
, the week there was exhibited tina
. same calm and quiet feeling Which
; characterized the market of last weel
and sellers experienced difficulty &c
induce buyers to operate, but subse
quently under the better advices from
New York and the large export de.
mand prevailing here to supply car
goes, there was firmer feeling mani
tested and our market advanced to q
very close margin with New York.
The movement of rosin has been more
general and equally divided among
the several grades than was the case
the previous week. The demand, how
ever, has been principally for the
lower grades, and owing to the very
limited supply of these in first hands
there has been some difficulty to make
up the lots required and the transac-
tons of these grades were restricted.
The supply of tonnage has largely in
| creased and foreign cargoe rates,
which have ruled SO high for several
months, are now almost nominal. The
general outlook of the trade is decided
II more favorable but the stringencv
OF money continues to bear the market
lnasmuch as it checks all speculative
movement and confines the business
to strictly legitimate operations. Tie
changes Of prices at the different BE-
RODS of the week and the daily sales
were as follows Friday strained
opened at an advance of q cents on
the quotations OF last week, and sales
OF 800 bhs. We're effected at s. 57I.
There was also sales of 63 bbls. pale
and extra pale at 81 fabbl. Saturday
the market vas active for strained.
with s dies OF 400 bbls. (delivered) at
81 81! and go bhls. spot at 50 81.
There was also q sale of 1000 bbls.
November storage at 50 60 p Dbl.
Monday strained was steady at former
figures. The sales to-day were as fol-
lows: ISL bbls. strained Mt 50 57I,
q bbls. No. at 81 10, so bbls. extra
No. l at s. s., 1G bbls. low pale at So,
% bbls. pale at 81 %, and 30 bbIs.
extra pale at 81 % r Dbl. Tuesday
strained vas steady with sales at an
advance of y cents. Tie following
were the transactions reported: 80 !
lhIs. strained Mt 81 81, 100 hbls,
d.. al - &c. 10 l,bls. extra No. , ut ,
s. CD, 81 hbis. low No. l at +. 60, and .
2lS il''s. No. ut - 6JQ1s2 10 r DBL
"Wednesday strained WAS firm at 81 90, /
bnt sellers were demanding higher
Rates. The sales reported were only
300 iohIs. strained at 50 60 and 100
bbls. No. ; at - IL p biol. To-day
( Ihursday( tie market closes firm at
s. 65 for strnincd, with the following
sales: 1850 bb!s. at 81 Go z Dbl
No. >, No. ], PaiCs und Extra
I'ufc&-Ihc daily transactions of these
grades were about equal to the enquiry
prevailing. Quotations do not show
any very marked Improvement, but
are quotably q fraction higher than at
the close of our last report.
The receipts for the week IL, 1S1
bbls. against 5,O32 bbls. for last week,
show an increase of G,149 bbls. The
exports for TIE week, 1891 bbls.
against 17,19S bbls. for last week,
show Il decrease of 1887 bbls. The
stock in yard is -, 454 bills. and ahoat
-, 554 bbls. against 4).O19 bbls. in
yard and $3.50 bbls. atloat for last
week.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31
nUK LIVING AND OUR DEAD: OR

! Testimony from the IERttio Fields
CHi-: the above t!rr ! IL %. ose 10 publish
firsc in Ii, WsIaitT, d suisse, ltutiy IN book
form, seTlts OF artic'e~ Civ = fhe war record
OF NOr, h Carolina from riIe &c. iU! ct lincol.
In Nov. leto. t. tie c.ose CT fEs war between
the States IN May, ;-c5. Ay paa embraces
three divisions:
lst. Aeco"n- OF each sl:Ir1ni- ard battle on
the soil. Or upon ;,lS wafer; Q! Jrth Carolina
Ii. Accounts CT every hath tOugbt during
tho war ttu s-'.a O. eIs5 STAT. III which any.
of the OF North e sro!.aa COX PIT espe-
cal care being taken to SHOW IT those troops
id and suffered in each ~ /. - battles, ara
what glory ard ren3wn OK GERS and Harz
fairly woG.
81. "a Southern Chart Iec II tinne.n An
explanation q ile tj.iG:i ai7iS &, of the pros
posset' plan VIII bc submitted 1t Gatar day.
III : Iilay successfully accut. iish ti-.g ar
daous, bat pleasing ,i.-,rnl@seJ rh. .coks
to 1uTnii& ne material VIII a cAI X arranged
and diSes ii 20 as to 'orin coIn:'-'e -fccr., e
the heToi deeds + the su"S 0t ~ Il Carolina
upon IL, attic fields of the Confederar' +; and
especially do l ask all who can writ TO furnish.
dc tails OF every ba tie in which they particle
pated. and the part borne by their Immediate
commands.
The time NAV not have come to write tb'spor-
ton OF No, tb Carolins.,s History bu' II has
come to collect matter and arrange it for tho
Use of the futUr- historian. The living actD
W Il soon ass away, and much valuab e inior
ma on, uDi,ss gathered nov, will be lost for
ever. IL nee. af'er wal in Ter several years for
so.ne one more co ~, = - undertake the
irp years si my ~ to this labor OF owe my
native State, CT III "t-',r % the gallant
nen who have shed impcrisEnblc .I~I, ulou
her
Ircf-. 10 gige hes" account fTst In re,ss@
.Iaper form IN ride tina 4-i3!is aid -ors,
I ANY occur. may be pni'ste,i cut, and
-ected eiore he wOi x shat pass into sht moro
.piurin. for U, which II IL ASSUME Should 'e
prove what desire to MAJ" It, &. valuable ac-
0uisiiOn II the war record ct the south.
Several OF the prominent actors II :hc TaS
have already promised their co op ration art
the valuable all of their pens ~ lesseE my
laboTs and 70 make 'he work complete, and i
hope to en- ist army OF valuable co-laborers
In the good cause d did North Carolina Mist
her Sons 10 II ght thu battles otIhe Lot CauSe.'
G., neral OH ers from other States who CON-
snanded SCrth Carolina troops are re~pecttslly
asked 10 give all the Information IL taeik'
Dosses>ion relativ to the conduct aud rearing,
of those troops.
In endeav0ring to do Justice to the = ldiers o.,
nv native state certainly shall III ost carefully
abstain from doing injustice ID these from any
otf er.
1iv brethren OF the press w.iI confer a favor
bv living the Wrule, az s-ch part Of this FroS-
pectus as they ruSy deem proper. one or more
Interiors, calling n FentiCl' thereto
! dress "Our Living "aA the Dea6,' Kew
bern, \.
of .Inne. Subscr. 'tiru price - rcr year 81 af-
vaTca- S1IfitIi-' ~ L <hSf-.
Ii Colonel 10th Regiment y. a. S. Il.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31
MARINE.
ARRIVED.

Norwegian BarJuc Vera, SorcnseD
90 days. Havre, Il Z Heide.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, Built
more, \ ID Cazaux.
Steamship Pioneer, Wahelv, Phila-
delphia. Worth S Worth.
Schr Annie Lee, Lcok, Bait. more,
A j. CaZa,lx.
Sci1r J c Gratis, CnI,;,,|y, RochIand,
G. G Barker & Co
Schooner Tdnbelia, Fischer, New
York, Williams & Murchiscn.
Steamship Metropolis, Nicholson,
New York. Berry Bros.
ar Er;G Joshua KIM. Smith, Ros.
ton. Williams & Murchisou.
Scnr JAS " Wilson, Weeks, Phi.a-
delphia, O G Parsley & Go.
Schr Corneli,, Dcnnison, New Lon
don, i Ai,i,ler 4 Son.
German Bar.3ue 1Iinna. Hoessc,
Bremen, + Pescn;l;I.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver. Ealt:-
more, ! l. CGzaux
Scl'r Mar 3 CoiaUn. -, rhila-
delphia, o q Parsley & Co.
German Barque Louise, N7ichards,
London, L Pescisru
October 28-Br Bnruuentine Bril-
liant Star, Anderson, Liverpool, Wick
& Mebane.
G rman Barque Julia Heyn, AL
brecht, Gloucester, Williams & Muir
cciSOn.
C{.-A2lD.
Steamship Rebacca Clyde, Childs,
B ..timJrc, \ j Cazaux
Br Big Albion, Smith. Glasgow,
F-i''< & VI Kane: cargo by Williams &
Mu Gibson
s :llr ON lha, 3 III, Philadelphia, via
Dnien. Ga, Harriss s Howell.
Norwegian Blrque Kobe, Taralsen,
London, r f Heide.
October Craftsmanship Benefactor,
Jones. New York, Barry Bros.
Oct Craftsmanship Pioneer, Wake
ley, Philadelphia, Worth i Worth.
Steamship Metropolis, Nickerson,
New York. Barry Bros.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, Balti-
more, 4 D Cazaux.
Br Brig G F Eaton, Rodford, T.. ;stol,
Sprunt / Hirson.
Brig Black Swan, N'insladc. G'la,le-
loupe, i kidder = Son.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

head, neck, shoulders and arms of
him, the said Willie Garter, with the
stick aforesaid, several mortal wounds
anil bruises, Of which said several
mortal wounds and bruises. he the
said Willie Carter then and there in
stantly died.
And the Jurors aforesaid, upon their
oath aforesaid. do further present that
William Merrick, Ehja!, Martin aisd
Jimmie Anderson, late 81 tie county
aforesaid, on the day an,i year afOre-
said, with force and arms at ami in the
county aforesaid, feloniously, were
preset aiding, abetting and assisting
the said David Martin, the felony
aforesaid to do and commit. And So
the Jurors aforesaid, upon their oath
aforesaid, do say, that the said David
Martin, Elijah Martin, Jimmie Ander-
son and William Fl. Merrick, the said
Willie Carter in manner and form
afo resnid. felonionsiy, willfully and of
their malice afo,ethought, did XII
and murder, against the form OF the
statute in such cases made and pro-
vided, and against the plea md dig
nifty Of the State.
And the jurors aforesaid, upon their
oath aforesaid, do further present that
F izateth Carter. late of the county
aforesaid, before the said felony was
committed, in manner and form afnre-
said, TO wit: on the first day OF Octo-
Der, A. d. 1873, eighteen hundred
and seventv-threeJ, III the county
aforesaid, did feioniously counsel,
procure and command the said David
Marti1. Ehjah Martin, Jimmie Ander-
son and William II. Merrick. and did
f-loniously an! maliciouslv incite.
move, procure and hire the said David
Martin. Elijah Martin, Jimmie Ander-
son and William Fl. Merrick, the said
felony and murder in manner and
form aforesaid, to do and commit !
against the form of the. statute, in |
such case made and provided, and !
against the peace and dignity Of the T
State C,NTWRLL, Solicitor. !
a true bin rs to Elizabeth Garter, /
David Martin, Jimmie Anderson. Will !
liam II. MerricE !
III. EoNGLATN, Foreman.
Not a true bill as to Elijah Martin. I
II. VONGLAHN, Foreman. /
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

IAK.--The market remained in a
transition state for the first several
days of the week and there WAS 10 in
terruption or changes i'll prices. TIE
course of the market was confined TO
its regular channels. aud outside of
these There were roin:crC*tiuG features.
Tuesday n better feeling wa. exhibited
aud small advance WIS offered, but
was not accepted. Wednesday. how
ever, better prices were offered ard
sales effected at s. -, which, figures
were an advance Of go ccI'ts. To-day
(Thursdayl ut the close OF orr report
the market is reported firm at 81 IS
p Dbl. The receipts for the week,
41G bbls., against $50 bbls. for last
week, show IL decrease of 223 bbls.-
The exports for the week, go bbls.,
show also a slight decrease. The
stock, GA bills, against 913 bbls. for
last week, shows also decrease of 2S1
bbls. The sales for the week were as
follows.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31
Capt. Morrison,

A Bear relative of this gentlemen
arrived in this city yesterday after
noon, from Rockingham, where he had
been in attendance on him. He says
that the Captain is quite comfortable is
now suffering less than on Monday and
Tuesday and is quite cheerful and
hopeful He sleeps we'll, and without
the all Of morphine, and announces his
positive determination 10 get well
again. The attending surgeons de-
cline 10 pronounce an opinion as TO the
prospects of his recovery, until after
the reaction has set in, WHICH may be
looked for in day or two. His friends,
whose name is legion. can only hope
and pray that the crisis may he snc-
cessfully passed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

"OUr, DAMNED Spot The e0er-
getic exclamation Of Macbeth is men
tally calculated 81 every housewife
when confronted by the manifold va
riety O. stains aud spots that distig-
ure articles of household ornament
and use. But the ''spots" are not SO
easy to remove by ordinary peaas. \
little Sapolio brodght into. timely use
causes them all to disappear as if by
magic, and bring peace and satisfac-
ton to the housewife mind. AS cheap
as common soap and a hundred times
more effective. 4W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

City distilled and se.cctei casks.
GRAIN The grain market is sub
stantiailv in the samc condition as
when We 'a-t wrote, and we AGAIN
to be entirely applicable 10 tho market
at present >'C"R< has been in fair
demand With liberal export no, G.
inent, and q. good consumptive de
maud, bat beyond the usual channels
OF .rat;r, there were nr features
There wcr" un cargo arrivals and con
seulte1ltiy W., are without transactions
to form an opinion as to the correct
state Of the markc', but from the best
information gained, VIC quote cargocs
firm at 80 to 50 cents r. bushci as per
quality No new corn has arriv-
ed as vet, but there are indi-
cations Of al early arrival of
the new grain aud it is thought until
this begins to come i'll, that there will
be no decided alteration i'll the quota
lions OF the market. The receipts
from Northern ports continue ample
to meet the demands and there is little
scarcity of supply. Quotations from
store are not materially changed, but
there is stronger feeling, and small
orders would probably be filed at a
slight advance" The receipts for the
! week, 1926 bushels, against 1880
f, bushels for last week, show decrease
| of S,6O5 bushels, and from all sources
were a; follows: From Philadelphia,
8, 1856 bushels; from Baltimore, 2,5W
| bushels; from New York, $500 bush.
els; and by Wilmington < Weldon rail
road 419 bushels. Dealers are selling
| from store at 95 cents for yellow,