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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-14
A STRANGERS STORY.

A young man from Alabama, who re-
quests that his name be kept out of the re-
port, says he had known Richards in former
years, and as ne happened to be stopping
here a few days and out of funds, he called
on him yesterday afternoon to get a
loan. he met him at Yarbrough's store on
the corner ofBroad and Cherry, and spoke
to him as he was coming out. Just as he
came to the door he stopped and weighed
himself on pair of scales and remarked
that he had gained few pounds. Rich
ards recognized him, and walked up Cher
ry towards the theatre entrance with him,
the young man being ON the inside of the
pavement. AS they walked along the young
man told him he wanted to borrow five or
ten dollars of him, to which Richards re-
sponded certainly, you can have it," at
the same time pulling out a roll fbills, and
turning half facing him, with bis left side
towards the entrance to the theatre. As
be was in the act of counting the money,
the young man hard pistol shot and
looked up 10 see Richards throw up his
hands and fall heavily 10 the ground, ex-
claiming F
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report fer this City, Monday
Oct. Is, JSz3- q
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WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL oFFIcER,

WASHINGTON. ID. G., Oct. 10, 1873
REHABILITATION Tuesday, in ire Gufr
States, southeasteriy winds, somewhat
higher temperature and increased clouds
ness, possibly with rain on the western .
gulf coast. For tina South Atlantic States,
southeast and southwest winds, with gen.
orally clear weather. For the Middle and
Eastern States, falling barometer, south
westerly winds and cloudy or partly cloudy
weather. For the lower lakes, so0therls,
yeering to westerly winds, with cloudy
weather. For the upper lakes, and North
west, northwesterly winds and clear or
clearing weather. -
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LaD6 IN tle evening our reporter Ca 10 i az
thu theatre to see Kate Leslie. He found
her lying down OF a lounge, seeming to be
in great mental trouble. Hiss Zslia Renard,
and a couple of young men connected with
the theatre were in the room. Upon the
reporter introducing himself, Miss Lesel'e
said she knew but very little about the
affair, bat was willing TO tell all she did
know. She corroborated the statemeCG
made by the young man with regard to her
running on the street immediately after the
shooting, and added that Raglan said he would
shoot her if she didn't keep back. She said
that Hsgan's sister frequently called to see
Richards when he was sick last winter, and
that she took dinner with him last Thurs
day. She said to him to him one time:
"This woman seems to be very fond of you;
are you going to marry her?" He said:
mo, she seems ike sister to me, as l
have known her sll Der life nearly"
CONCERNING THE PARTIES.
Richards had bean in Nashville off and on
since 1861. He was 81 years of age, and
was born and raised at Huntsville, Alsbsms.
About the time the war broke out he went
into the Southern army, but came back to
Nashville before long and kept a sort of suit
Ter store. he kept boarding house for a
while. He separated from bis wife in 1850,
and it is said she is now living in Arkansas
with one child. He has been
running the Varieties theatre,
or Acadarny of Music, as it is called, since
1867, and it is generally believed made con-
siderable money, which is supposed to be
invested in real estate. 1t is currently re-
ported that he and the woman Kate Leslie
1o-o boov, I;ri1, farafha- man nd ru;fa
for some time. The latter has been con-
nected with the theater for the past three
years.
The family of James iHagau consists Of
his widowed mother, his brother Hugh,
sister Mary, and the widow of bis brother
John, who died in this city last July, OF the
cholera. John Hagan was well known and
highly respected, and was man
of great inventive genius, and suit Is now
pending for infringed patents in the Holly
Waterworks invention. Another brother,
Frank Hagan, was running as engineer of
3 passenger train on the Northwestern
road few years ago, when his engine blew
up killing him instantly.
James Hagan is represented to be hard
working, quiet young man, and that he Is
highly respected is evidenced by the fact
that number of the solid business men OF
the city volunteered to go on his bond yes
terdsy evening. BE has secured Gen. Bate
to defend him, and the preliminary exami.
nation win doubtless &c held as soon as
possible.
LATEsT-About nine o'clock last night a
warrant for the arrest of James Hagan was
sworn out by j. M. Radford, nephew of
Mr.. Richards. The preliminary examina-
ton viii be had at Justice Cassetty's offics
to-day.
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RIVER NEWS
STATIONS.

Daily Report OF Stage Of Wsfer. with Ckxnxes
In the "a hours ending 3 D. m. Oct. Is, 1873. -
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Under SUCH SHANE

as tbs. He sail .If they viii shoot there
are others thasIl shoot too." I told jim
mic about it last night, and be said tina!
Annie must stand her ground that she
shouldn't 60 to Cincinnati. Richards gave
her money to help her away on the one
O'Clock train to-day. She hasn't been at
home since we went to see Richards Satur-
day morning. She went and staid at Mrs.
L. ...A.x - uI,I L.
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Trainslesye anesrriYe 81

LEAVE. ARRIVE
Southern Fast Line, except
bunCay.ss..ss o.UO A'A CIV fs n
Cincinnati Express, daily $50 ?. =. Az:SO p Il
Cincinnati Night Express,
except Sunday. ........ HOO p IL o;lo A H
Lexington Mail, except
SnadGy.....ss.ss...ss. o'5O Il IL o'oV ~ n
s1ndsy. ..........a $50 II. 11:SO P. Il
Lagrange Accommodation,
except Sunday. 500 A. NJ 6;l5 ?. n.
Lagrange Accommodation,
except Sunday. 9:35 A. Il, $3.50 P. N.
Shelbyville Accommodate
except Sunday. $50 A. NJ, $3.50 PIX.
Shelbyville Accommodate
except Sunday. ........ 500 P, NJ, 6:l5 AN.
She byville Accommodate
Sunday only............ $50 A. NJ, 7:OOP. H.
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--,on South High street-but she knew
nothing about it. helped to get Annie
Jane away to- day, for she thought if she
eoald only get away there would be no
trouble, but she knew there would be ifshe
staid. Iwentto the depot with her.
RICHARDS GAVE HER SIT
Saturday, and yesterday morning he sent
her S. more 10 pay her way. People that
knew her, warned her not to keep company
with Richards.
The following statement was made to
our reporter by
MISS MARY HAGAN,
very interesting, modest girl about eigh-
teen years of age:
Jimmie came home to dinner to-day
earlier than common. He walked very
fast and then / knew there would be
trouble. / asked him If he wanted bis din
ner, and be said "no." We tried to keep
him in the house, but we couldn't do it. He
went out to the Decatur shops to look for
his brother Hughey. Soon after that met
him at the corner of the Fisk school, on
Knowles street. He says:
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Leaves Nashville. p NJ
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern Enthusiastically and
Decatur Division.
Leave L. q n. Depot, North College street.,
Going South-7:20 AM; SEQ P N.
Arrive North--4:4O AM; lao PM
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
vile and Nashville Depot, North College street.
Passengers csT take trains 81 Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot.
COLUMBIA Observation-Disclosures $50 P.
n, arrives 9: Is An, from L. & n. Depot, North
College street.
LouxgvfIIeand Cincinnati sherS AAne
Railroad
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.


Southern Railroad
Leave Staten on Horth College street at 6;OO
An, daily snd 1;2o P. H., Daily except sunday
Arrives at TOO a. H., and 800 p >.
The LEO T. Il. train does not stop Of any point
between Nashville and Gslatin, except Edge
field Junction.
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"MY GODi"

He saw the young man with navy revol-
yer, Standing over him, and started towal DIS
him, when he told him that if he or any Of
his friends interfered, be would kill them.
A man came across the street in bis shirt
sleeves and picked up the roll of money
which Richards had dropped as he fell. As
soon as the shot was fired, woman, that
he afterwards heard called Kate Leslie,
came running up and said 'who killed
him?" Hagan said 81 did, and then added,
che seduced my sister," as he said this, the
woman threw up her hands and staggered
back, and then turned and went back into
the theatre. So. -
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TRADE PALACE,
DIED.

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important suprsme Court DecIslor

.ep2s sun, tue. thurs I'm 4thp
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-07

o~~~SSs
Thursday. IS 60
CRUDE TURPETINE-The dull
ness of Resins and Spirits Turpentine
combined with the very heavy receipts
for the past few weeks, has had ten
dency to rather throw the market in
favor Of buyers. During the early part
of the week and up to Tuesday. the
market ruled very regular and prices
remained quiet, steady, md unchanSed.
But on the above mentioned day, the
receipts which were upwards of 1900
bbls. were placed on market, and were
sold ut decline OF 25 cents On all
grades. To-day, however, there is
some reaction in the tone OF the mar
ket and it IS thought that prices have
reached bottom The receipts for the
week 1898 hbls. against $500 bbls.
for last weak, are 4 decrease O; 597
bbls. The exports aro OF 10 impor-
tance and the stock in narkel is about
1000 bbls. The market closes quiet
and steady ct 50 for hard, IS for gel
low dip and s. for virgin. the latter
subject to deduction of ona-tiith. The
following table comprises tho receipts
and saies for thu week.
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at So cents, but during the morning

at 81 cents, but during the morning
became unsettled and declined ! cent.
Later IN the day, under moro adverse
telegraph advices, it further declined
cent and closed at 81 cents. Satur-
day morning there was slight reac-
ton and the market advanced / cent
but closed with decline of ] cent on
the advance gained. Monday morn
ing the marke. again reacted and the
] cent lost on the previous evening
was regained by corresponding adj
vance. Tuesday the market was again
unsettled and closed with decline of
] cent. Wednesday the market was dull
and inactive and no sales TRANSFERRED.
To-day, at the close of our review, the
market still remains unsettled, and
closes dull with decline Of cent at
60 cents. The receipts for the week,
916 casks, are decrease OF 210 casks,
but the exports have been quite small
and the stock has shown but little
movement. The sales for the week
were as follows:
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
BIZ THE NATASSA GCAN0 f0s.PtNy
OF WILMINGTON.

1000 ponIG> NaTassa Guano foI the hts:
yi=ili OF corn from ;cnr acr=s o. upland
Loo" pounds $ava-sa G'l@llo OF tito he>r
yield of cottcr. from i,H'1I acre: n: upland
Tie Navasaa Guay.o 10 b. Us 4 AIM for
the above Pr miIllnS. "r c!iiy - co:nh:na-
ton with plantation n!anIsr- "r vegetable
matter. Samples 81 the rIop named >u's-j
be exhibited ri the faiT of tho SaaIi,s,
County Agricultural !,ccie'y Tie'ds 81
crops req5ired to b. properly auth Mt CT. 4
in accordance with the regulations of e g
Society, and decisions 10 i1, made l,v co'o-
mittee appointed fer IT,, purpose b. liz
Society.
Competitors are required 10 furnish the
Secretary With detailed s!atcs1e 1T Of
apIE! atom -nl culture
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TAR-During the early part Of the
week the market was quiet and steady,
with daily sales ct the ruling quota
tons, but subsequently al active de-
mand sprung up, and within the past
two Or three days the tone OF the mar
ket has been firm, and receipts have
sold at small advance. The receipt.
for the week /, 25J5 bbls. against 995
bbls for last week, is an increase Of
260 bbls. Tho exports were upwards
OF 900 bbls., and the stock IN market
is considerable reduced, and is now
about 1900 bbls. The market closes
firm at IS 20. z Dbl. The receipts and
sales for the week wore IS the follow
ing table will show
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-07

ARRIVED.

Rebecoa Clyde. Childs, Baltimore,
A D Cazaux.
Schr Ann and Susan, Podger, Balsi-
more, E kidder & Son, with guano.
Schr Ray, Dennis, Jacksonville, Ed
wards & Hail.
Schr 8 @ Eborn, Moore, Jackson
vile, Edwards & Hail.
Schr Brave, Foss, Norfolk, George
G Barker & Co.
Schr f st Clair Edwards, Steelman,
Wilmington, Delaware, II iris & How
ell, with guauo to Wick & Mebane.
Brig Redwood, Melville, Havana,
Worth & Worth.
Schr Carrie, Lewis, Elizabeth City,
DeRosset & Co.
Schr Geo B Mcfarland, Mcfarland,
Boston, J H Chadbourne & Co.
Schr J Il Clements, Belts, Hyde
county, Binford, Crow & 60
March 3-Schr Florence, Hill, Mid
dleton, DeRosset & Co.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakeiey, Phila-
delphia, Worth & Worth.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, Balti-
more, A D Cazau1.
Schr Chas F Jackson, -, Norfolk,
Willard Bros.
Brig Waltham, Timm, New York,
G G Barker & Co, with railroad Iron
for W. G & A r r Co.
Schr " Hinton, Simmons, Eliza
beth City. Williams & Murchison.
SchF Sue. Cumming, Barrett. Eliza.
beth City, Williams i Murchison.
Schr L D Cobb, --, Elizabeth
City, Binford, Crow & Co.
Steamship Fanita, Doane, New York,
Barry Bros.
Schr Ida James, Waller, Elizabeth
City, Binford, Grow & Co.
Schr Ida Bella, Foster, New York,
Williams & Murchison.
CLEARED.
Spanish Barque Isabel. DeNobas,
Rotterdam, Moffitt & Co.
Steamship Rebecoa Clyde, Childs,
A d Cazaux.
Schr John Wentworth, Lewis, King
ston, ia, E Kidder & Son.
Schr l. Q G Wishart, Mason, Phiia-
delphia, Harriss i Howell.
Steamship Lucille. Bennett, Bait
more, A D Cazaux.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, PhiIa-
delphia, Worth Il Worth.
Schr L 4 Edwards, Miller. New |
York, Williams & Murchison.
Schr n A Farweu, Farnham, Boston,
G G. Barker & Co.
Schr James Bliss. Hatch. Boston, E |
Nidder & Son.
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ROSIN-The ros;n market early IN
the past week was quiet, but within the
past few days it has exhibited consid-
cradle animation, and the aggregate
business of the week has been quite
respectable, though the fluctuations
have been few End prices rather in
favor of buyers. Friday, tie first day
under review, the market opened very
quiet and depressed and the sales were
500 bbls. Strained at decline OF 10
cents On the figures of the previous
days (Thursday's> prices. Saturday
Strained was exceedingly inactive, and
sellers failed - effect transactions.
Monday there was some movement no.
ticeable and $50 hb]s. changed hands
at unchanged prices, s. %. Tuesday
there was also considerable activity
displayed and 900 bhls. changed own
ers ct previous days figures. Wednes-
day the market continued TO maintain
It's activity arL ]. 500 bpls. we're sold
at al advance Of 10 cents. To-day
Thursday At the close Of orr writing,
the market still continues active, with
sales OF 80 bl,Is. at s. 90 p Dbl, and
closes steady nj those fity.ues.--N .
There was 20 .reeis! activity displayed
in this grade up II Wednesday, when
500 bb!s. wtra sold at s., fair margin
above Strained. No. has r;-Ied en-
TREY nominal. Pales have again been
sough: after, and on Saturday 150 3his
sold ct q 90 and S. SO for extra arti-
cias. THIS was the only TRANSACTION OF
the week Tie ree,ipts and exports
were both very s,aail. and there has
ben only 81 s:4lsiit movement: IN the
sS.,ok. The following ara The sales FOR
the week
Friday, Feb. o3-saies OF 500 bbla
strained at s. SO.
Saturday, March i-Salos CT 153
tFla. at 81 So for paio and g. 50 for
extra Pale.
Monday, Mach d s,,2!2es ot 80 hhis.
at 81 &c
Tuesday, March 4-SaIes 0: 1000
bbis Strained ct 3 so,
Wednesday, March 5-Sales Of ], -A6644
b5ls. Strained a. s., end 500 bbIs.
No. 2 at IS Z BIB.
Thursday, March e-S2los Of 500
b!1Is. Strained a; s..
GRAIN.-CoRS-There las bosu a
fair demand Tor 81 qualities Of Grain
during the week, but, with al over
stocked market end with very
heavy receipts, there has been declin-
ing tendency charao5arizing each
| transaction. The arrivals OF cargoas
have bsen numerous, but very few
have sold, the bulk coming direct -
dealers. There were. Lowever, several
gales during tie week at prices rang
ing from 72i 10 II cents, the
market closing at last. figures 72s
cents, with further declining
tendency. The receipts for the week
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-07
BY DeROSSET 4 Co., Commission HEP.
chants and State agents CT the Carr
niila Fertilizer. Wilmington. !. G.

l.t0U pounds Carniina Fertilizer for the
largest production 81 cotton 10 the acre.
1000 pounds aroiina Fertilizer for Inc
largest prt,.iu.tic!; Of corn TO tiIv acre.
The above pr-nIiums arc for crops pro
puced lay the rs of Carolina Fertilizer
only and tn. awarding Of said premiums
is left dis.rct ioIsry With the Committee T.!
the Society, under their r'ics
sco9,gatitorS Ti!s be required 10 furn:=h
ustSiti: siet;i,. state .Ilenis uf mode Of APP
i3iicstiou and culture, and tie results: aud
the awards of the committee will be fulfill
ed by shipment Of the Fertilizer rs directed,
upon receipt lv ~ If the ah; y .-Guircd
statements,
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W, LrCIES FuSaN,
Lsx.a-- =. ., - :
No SnoaIE Fox in RICE Es,Oisd.

The small pox has entirely disop-
peared from Richmond county. DIR.
James n. Covington attended about
20 cases and was himself sick with the
varioloid. During the continuance of
the disease. which WAS confined to o.
locality, he remained faithfully at his
post, aud did not return to his family
until the disease had disappeared. The
Doctor, we understand, has rendered
a bill TO the County Commissioners for
$500, which is considered little enough.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Carolina Fertilizer.

See advertisement of NIessrs. De
Rosset & Co., State Agents, entitled
Carolina Fertilizer Triumphant" it
being the result of expesiments made
by Capt. j. r. Thigpen, OF Edge
combe, with various fertilizers, as
taken from the State agricultural
Journal.
Sale of tho W., c. & II. le II.
The Robesonion says: On Saturday
last, the Sheriff of this county pro-
ceeded to sell at public auction, for
cash, that part of the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad
living and being" in the county of
Robson, to satisfy an execution in his
hands in favor of J. Y Brice + Co., of
Charlotte. Junius Davis, ESQ, of
Wilmington, became the purchaser as
attorney for J. Y. Bean, at $50.
Served Him Right.
We learn that, few days since, as
one Of the passenger trains of the w,
G. & r. r. r. was coming down, and
within twenty-five miles of this city,
a brick-bat was thrown into one of the
cars, breaking q window glass and
striking near the head of ono of the
passengers. The conductor, seeing the
whole transaction, had the brakes ap-
piled, the train stopped, and ran back
to the place where the brick was
thrown. A boy, who had til rown
the missile, was recognized, arrested
and placed on the train, where he was
furnished transportation free of charge
for several miles, and put of, after a
sound thrasAing, in a swamp. and al
lowed to depart in peace.
Judge OnderdOnk Robbed.
We regret to learn, as we do from a
despatch received here yesterday by
Col. S. /. Fremont, that Hon. II. 6.
Onderdonl, Receiver of the W.. @. &
B. r. r., was beset yesterday, in Bal
tlmore, at the Washington Depot of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, by
gang of pick-pockets, and robbed of
500, 600 in notes, checks and coupons,
and about 800 in cash. The Judge is
waiting in Baltimore to interview the
police and to stop the payment of the
checks and notes. We sincerely trust
hat he may succeed III recovering the
stolen property.
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EXPORTS
COASTWIS-

Baltimore-Steamshi D J Foley, sid
Feb 25-616 bbls rosin, 312 casks spir-
it's turpentine, 3O5 bbls tar, II bales
cotton, 1876 bbls pitch, SIG bushels pea
nuts, q, $40 feet lumber, 81 pkgs mer-
chandise, 126 hides, rolls leather
Philadelphia-43 bales cotton, 995
bbls rosin, % bales yarn, 900 lighters,
Is tons old iron, 800 feet lumber, 7
pkgs mdse, 6 bales rags
Philadelphia-SchrsA F Bailie-187,-
900 feet lumber.
Balti n e--Steamship Rebecca
Clyde-245 bbls rosin, IS casks spirits
turpentine, = bales cotton, 175 bbls
tar, 27O bushels peanuts, Is pkgs mer-
chandise.
Philadelphia-Schr L @ C Wishart-
76, us feet lumber, ISL .225 shingles,
9,212 juniper bolts.
Baltimore-Steansbip Lucille-225
bbls rosin, 90 casks spirits turpentine,
1877 bbls tar, 40 bbls pitch, % bales
cotton. 200 bushels peanuts, 81 ,43S
feet lumber, II pkgs merchandise
New York-Schr L A Edwards
1900 bbis tar, 40 casks spirits turpen-
tine
Boston-Schr James Bli7s-1I7, 500
feet lumber.
schr \ A Farwell-195, 900 feet
lumber.
FOREIGN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Barque Isabel
3, 156 bbls rosin..
Kingston, Ja-Schr John Wentworth
Al, lie feet lumber, 25S, $50 shingles.
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EXPORT TABLE.

Statement nf the Principol Articles Of Produce Err
portcd from the Port Of Wilmington ". C for
the moth ending February 2>th. 1873, compiled
from t.. reports Of the Daily Journal. Hr con-:
pared lriti taoss for the corresponding months o.
1872 and 1871.
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Total disaster. Iva February.
The number of vessels belonging TO,
or bound to or from ports in the United
States, reported totally lost and ruis-
sing during the past month, is 49, Of
which Il were wrecked, 13 abandoned,
2 burned, foundered, and are mis-
sing. They are classed as follows: 5
steamers. 10 ships, 16 barks. 5 brigs,
and Is schooneTs, and their total value,
exclusive of cargoes. is estimated at
81 35O 600
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Thi ar
ticle has been very unsettled during
the past week, and has fuctuatcd as
follows On Friday the market opened
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ViCK Sc MEBANE,
Cotton H actors.
AND
General Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON, y


e. libra advances made.
ESCo- sig neEts ~ Cotton, Eavsi S,nrrs
and Country Produce, ami orss.-re for .s.- pur,
chase OF s.me solicited
- Bagein. and Ties on hand tor safe.
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itje4 T-,.r.i end F1.t f'sr pow
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PREMIUMS FOR FIELD CROPS 1873,

TIE Executive Committee of the Samp-
son County Agricultural Society offer the
following General and Special Premiums
fer the year 1873