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Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31
speaking NJ Rocky Point.

Under the auspices of the Rocky
Point Democratic Conservative Clnb,
Hon. A. NJ. Wadden. Major C. w
McClammy and Major J. A. Engelhard
2"'dressed the citizens Of that township
yesterday. it was said to be one of
'he largest, If not the very largest,
neetings OF white men held at that
place since the war. We have never
zen more interested or enthusiastic
listeners.
Mnj. Engelhard led off in a speech
Oh an hour. He was followed by Col
"addell in one of the finest speeches
!" which We have ever listened. For
an hour and twenty minutes he re-
N'e"ed the political issues of the dav
anu gave an account of Ills stewardshin
~l'L iorce and eloqnence and humor
ahat held his audience spell-bound.
"ld which was received with demon
STATIONS of applause.
M"J; McClammy, favorite son of
I'VE" Hanover, attempted to excuse
iilnhseff, but, giving way to the wishes
..' m The crowd, delivered one of tbe
.ihest speeches of the campaipn. His
points We're well made, his reasonino
nose ,n and his language was eloouent
- TncClammy Is one of the finest
Spsakers IN this section of the State.
very one expressed himself well
pieased with the speeches, and all seem
III earnest and determined upon snc-
sess. % The thanks of the Club ware
'eturned 20, to the speakers.
Inns Club, of which DR.. w. IT. En-
resI Is PRESIDENT, is doing good ser
wee IN this campaign. Our friends
may expect full vote in that township ,,'
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with sales ....i,y in small lots, mostly
fer con snrffpik,,,, bat tllere were some
orders fot cspors Which weTe supplied.
The fcceip6s continue small and are
une4uIl to supply ttrs demand OF dis
tiilers. l. I've market Inns ruled firm at
81 25 for Hard, So 25 for Yellow Dip
ana y III for Virgin, at which figures
it is- written rs closing firm to-day.
Tko receipts for the week 1919
bbls, .=Sainst ,191 bbls for last
week, show n slight increase. The
exports for the week were 3Gl bbis,
against 525 bbls fot last week. show n
smoil ,iecrcase. I!ho stock in yard
and atioat Is So bi,la, against ] $50
bbis for last week The sales for the
k.nnn Wnrn rs toltnN..
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31
ASHPOLE ACADEMY.
Esobcson County, N. G.

sftIiiS i&STI;U TioN IL situated In t..
L We-trrn y .rl o. X besun county in TIRE
IN mediate viCInlt. OF Ash fcii: fPrc-hVt Vt,fiai..
Church twelve M les distant from f;fst Isaut =.
DeI,ot, ori the Carolina Cent? al Railway. near
ths dividing inn h tween \ Jrlh a.d Suuti
tProiina and t~cnty miles wrst nf I.urbertou.
The liz st session of IhIS school " i'll commence
or Mnu.!ny, August 81 The scholastic wear
il diSiGvd int" two sessions O. twenty Wrc!l-
each.
The Directors have engaged, ~ Principal
Mr.. Hamilton Mch'l'Hn, sro,luIt., OF Ihr
North Gar uiina University. ana OF many 1c Il =
fuccessi ul experience a Teacher.
The school is dcsi ancd to be y,ermaReHt ard
no expense Will be spared III r.uderIug it, il
every re- sI.eTt, first class InStitutiCn. Stu
dents will he subjec to ktrict discfIine, and
will receive y thorough course OF instruction.
hates Of 4 .,i! i1n per session "t twenty weeks:
PRIMARY a-S-S. : Iz OO
Intermediate cl;ts =. 10 ui
ClAsSSs- ~ w
One hsit OF Tuition ia sdvanec, the remain
der the close of the session.
Good board convenient to the Academy at
Ten Dollars per month.
For fur ther particulars apply 10 the under
gHui, Secretary OF the Board OF Directors, at
Red Banks z. u, Robson county, \. Z.
II. B. HTuCALI.UM, ST,
Secretary of the Board of Directors OF AshpOle
Academy
July 81 p2L
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in the demand for spot rosins shortly
after the close Of our last report and Il
small advance WAS obtained for the
lower grades. For the past few days,
however, there has been very little
life in tie trade, the chief feature be
ing that OF duliness and the general
tendency being toward lower prices.
At the decline, buyers were iudilter-
ent, taking only such lots as would
supply immediate wants. For future
delivery there was only light demand
and quotations were barely sustained.
The receipts were moderate, the ex-
ports large and stock in the aggregate
small. The supply OF tonnage Is equal
to the demand for bcrtils ana the rates
Of foreign freights are 5s. 5d. to Is "a.
The following synopsis IS written OF
the weeks market and sales:
At the close of last week we lett the
market firm at 8 rs for strained. On
the first day Of the present week,
tFriday) the market opens firm 81 Is
is bid for strained, but 10 lots aro Of
fered for sale. The transactions were
800 bbls good strained ut 81 so Sat
urlay strained opened firm and an on
Qniry for alt offered prevailed,
and the III lrket is advanced cents on
strained ard good strained, with sales
of , 0Oo bbls of tho former cr,da 1T
81 50, and 500 bbls Of the latter at
sI s. ner Dbl. Monday the MAJ llet
continues firm at the previous dnvs
nnotatione. with sales Of 800 bb,s
strained at 81 50 600 bhIs GOOD
sfr,ined 1T 81 s.. and 1l9 hills low
noIa ct 81 90 and male ot 81 80 pcr
I'LL Tuesday the market is not so
firm mud n duilnpss nrevajls. which ap-
ncars to damoralige prices. and a de-
cl;ne of 10 cents on strained IS re-
nnItea. The sl!es were so bbIs
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31

IAK-Ihe Tar market hero TINS
week has III general been quiet, mainly
III consequence Of the want OF stock to
operate in, but it has throughout been
very strong and buoyant i'll tone I'M
der adyices of steadily advancing
prices at tha Moth and West, and
there has beea further advance OF %
CENTS. To-day trhursdny) at tho close
of oar writing the market is firm at
81 10 per harrai The receipts for
the week, 1l9 hl,'s against 239 bbls for
lest week, show a decrease of 12G bbls.
The exports for tie week, Tl5 hbls
against 100 bbl9 for last week, show
an increase OF ti25 bhls. The stock in
yard and afoat is 59l bbIs. against
1,22i bbls. for st week.
The sales for the week werc rs
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to relieve the market from the general
condition of dullness which has for
n considerable time Prevailed. No
changes have transpired III quotations,
IN the market may be said to have
been little steadier, but at the close
thefe is NOTHING doing, and it Woald
be dlflicnlt to place lots, unless at Il
concession of !. cent, while holders
are unwilling to grant this.
On the condition of the crops, 40,
the Financial acknowledgement seems
probable that tic crop of 1S7I-'75 will
not bo very much later than that OF
1874, nor is it likely to encounter
the obstacles arising from & financial
panic, to its being speedily murhoted.
Hence, there is little inclination to
carry any quantity Of the present crop
over with the next, and yet, with this
market above the gravity Of Liverpool,
10 effect sales has been a difficult mat
ter. To-day. the market was dull and
heavy under quieter accounts from
Liverpool and q contradiction of the
reports OF caterpillars Ill Alabama.
For future delivery the market has
been quite variable, the early months
showing weakness and the later
months advancing. Monday opened
with a very bouyant tone, on adyices
of continued rains in the Atlantic
States, and more or less injury from
caterpillars at many points. The rains
in Southern Texas and in some parts
of Alabama and on theAtlantic coast
have been sufficiently prolonged to
give to grass a great start, and cause
some injury in other ways and the
fear Of more: but there has been some
relief to the brought of Tennessee and
Arkansas, and on the whole the draw
backs to the progress of the present
crop arc generally thought 10 be but
slight when compared TO the favorable
nature Of the reports in most sections.
Still the rains have caused much ap-
prchcnsion, and hence, while we sec
weakness IN August, November and
December, have been tending upward.
The weasness in August represents
the burden of the present stock; the
for the later months is the
reflection of the reports of injury
which it is feared will be done to the
growing crop. Besides it must be
noted that there is a general revival of
speculative feeling III the leading sta
pies of domestic merchandise, which
Of itself may lead to.,important re sults."
The receipts atom port for the week
yvo,o oc foIlnyyc.
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'.i.7sF Esa.7E"at 7scct5a,g "a Esfaif"s
VILE,

Il friend ii Whitcyillc sends IT'S the
following account of the grand mass
meeting ard iUbilcc held al tl1at place
last Saturday, some Little account Of
which has already been published. He
SAYS:
For moro than two weeks, not ;o 'ad
been given that y. Ii. Dockery ana
Bnn Rui1inaon would address the nc0-
Die OF Columbus county, at S,-hijevill:,
on Saturday, 2:tEt OF JHiy, III the IN
tcreet If the Republican party- at II
o'clock On that day, the time t''at
speaking usually begins, | counted
inst fourteen OF The truly loyal, Who
had assembled to hear the speaking,
and OF this number majority would
have been here, had no speaking been
advertised.
At about 2 O'Clock, 2. III, Cen. Alb
bott and O. IL. Dockory rode into
town, and after getting dinner and
having conference, Doclery with a
negro, and Abbott with Il scalawag,
they Ieft-Abbott going to Abbotts-
burg and Dockery to Wilmington
This was to have been the big day
of the Radical party i'll this county
AS the negroes are no longer promised
$40 acres and mule" and have ""v"r
been paid, and as the white lads do
not promise Civil Rights, it IS PLAIN
that they will no longer take much IN
terest in politics. I have no doubt but
there will be n falling off in the negro
vote of the county of more than loo
votes. Columbus will give Waddell
and McKoy at least 400 majority.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31

The iiiiishor, Recorder says AIr.
J"hial Atwatcr, Il young man a-cd
about - years and son OF hIr. Matthew
Atwater, tie present candidate for The
Legislature, was fiji tally kicked bv a
mule on Thursday morning and die,
from the effects "i the injury OH Fri
day morning. Mr.. \. had gone into
the stables 10 release f. young mule
which III some way had become eli
tangled, Nllult an old made III the same
stall, alarmed or irritated, kicked him
full III the left SIDE, just below the
ribs. Medical attendance was ut once
obtained, both from tIio country ana
from this place, but without avail.
The father OF the young man, then in
the midst OF tho canvass. was sent for,
and tie messenger found linn n Ce.lnr
Grove, but lie reached homo after t;4,,
fatal issue.
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GONNsEg"EEE 7sa;E:'g-
County Canvass.

Mai. G. W. McClammy will address
the people at the voting-place of Ma
sonboro Township, Wednesday, August
9TH, at II o'clock noon. Ho will also
speak at Humphreys, in Harnett
Township, Tuesday, August 4th, at
same hour.
Mr.. Luke II. McClammy viii speak
at Meadow Bridge, Grant Township,
Tuesday, August 4th, ut - o'clock
noon. D&W-6t
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31

LnforDeatio1a anct1afcd as tohte sohere-
aJo,as Of Jatolgc russell in the nacttcr
Of tic regulars and Goltcrs Lfddicat
tickets in Nc,o H0ncic7 comfy
Intelligent rotcg's desire to k'aoao
,t,adcr aO1.ich Raq he fights, the regular
"ozd fog" or the bolte,' "Otd ttdg e''-
Under achich King, Bit7acy or Man
nina ? Hcatoaa or Mann ont aOtt5s 1t.
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ARRIVED

Schooner John A. Griffin, Foster, 20
hours, Philadelphia, with $50 tons of
railroad iron to the Carolina Central
Railway, Harris & Howell.
English Brig Florence. Burns, Q
days, Boston, in ballast, Williams &
Murchison.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Balti-
moro, A ID Cazaux.
Br Barque May Queen, Nesbitt, Ha-
vana, Sprunt & Hinson
Schr Flora Z Mcdonald, Mcdonald,
Boston (15 days. J Fl Chadbourn *
Co.
Schr L A Edwards, Miller, New
York, with stone, to Jas Walker.
Steamship Regulator, Wood, New
York, a ID Cazaux.
CLEARED.
Nor. Earque LaBelle, Skare, Lon
don, Williams & Murchison.
Schooner John, Gabriel, Now York,
Williams & Murchison.
Schooner Tarry Not, Timmons,
Boston, DeRosseb & Co.
German Barque Ceres, Doelner,
Rotterdam, Willard Bros.
Schr Georgia, Staples, New York, G
G Barker & Co.
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Victims os Nt,,r,,r.. s.i.o.,,e.- sne

Victims eE ssi,.cs.ra. s.!.es,..c- sacz;.,.,
safety and Ie-tort': tctifh. >!iould are y.
heImboH's EStr5-Ci fus Inn. This article T.
"tiiclnal and standard. 1t -, inort-us cr, tf4c
onty preparation that dc t"S the tan "a lu al
Bti' hu dilIrtir. II IL IcTtrcf s;.0,-.li: frr
AT! EiS aa.'S al the HIE<IE urgs.T,S "a GtIe
''inair IL ware ut C.!ntci ieiia a; q imits-
tons. WHICH Tnscrupn'ou1 Inrn are tnheayur-
ing to pa al on upCa Dr. Holm hUii'S rcpr.t;i-
ton. Look for the Doctors signature tIe
wrapper.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31

II" ALI. raA iculariy invalids, spring is y try
.ng sSun. Indications of sickness siruu!d ut
ohcc be attended TO. Fatal diseases may be
caused hy ALLOWING the bowels to becuI.ie con-
stII,:,ted, aIId the ste M to remain i'll disar-
deFet condition, until the disorder has time to
lie yrlup itself. An ounce of prevention Is wo tn
u pound OF cu. r, is an OLD and truthful saying
Therefore, we >sivise all no are troubled with
the complaints now very pIevalent-hC adac'ie,
Indigestion, di.Or,ttrcd liver, want OF appetite,
nausea, or fevcrish skin, to take, without Il, lay,
Schenck's MaI,;rake pills. We know of no
remedy SO ha mic - and decisive in its action.
II at once strikes at the rnot of the disease and
PRODUCES health tone TO the systeiu. People
need safiCr from aDv disease arising from
a disOrtie-ed condition of the liver il they would
take this excellent med cine when III Y feel the
first Indication of II e ma. ady. Families leay-
ing home foi the sHulIurr month hs should take
tiree four boxes of these pills with tiem
They have almost an iDstan antant oHs effect.
They viii relieve the patient of headache
in one or two hOurs, ana will rapidly cleanse
the liver of surrounding bile, and will cffectu-
ally prevent "A billions attack. They sold b y
all druggists. may l5-1m
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31

u Ntny Lag" :hrfHIs bout tie State aDr
whole =or't.- - Et., hanover, E.iseepHbe
S'n-au- EHI.trf. Sampson, brunswick, EladeB
aud Cola hI''- 1t is especially large, while in
Htifas, y iiHou, Way ne, Carteret, RebesoR,
richmond. auSOn, CHrshc rgEi ana Moore,
and Ic several counties Of South Carolina, itH
cir"u Esh0n j. very good
II Is Published very Friday On the follow
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Wanted |!

A YOUNG LADY, a graduate OF the Rich
n mond Female Institute, qualified TO tea
English, Mathematics. Latin and French. de-
sires to obtain a situation rs teacher either III a
public Seminary or n private family, the for
meI preferred has 10 objection to going South
or West.
References DIR. II. l.. Burrows, T.. III.
Winston, ESD, and Jno. Hart, ESQ:
Address, f. T. H..
Hampton, Va.
iuly 81 WSt
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ADVERTISEMENT
CIlO1C-RC2DtOitc03S

FCz1OioI'C2}3%OIlcu
I desire To contradict a run.or that
has been pn5 in CIRCULATION by the enc
mics Of fair :u,1 just dealing, 10 lie
effect that | have resigned NY position
rs The nominee Of the Republican Com
vention Of June 9th, for tie position
Of County Commissioner.
| would state that HE action Of q
Cock-Ioft Committee of 1aci1, WHO
think themselves hIoguis, bat whom The
people regard a5 used-up political adj
ventI.rers, ia substituting three Eo!t-
crs upon the ticket, without their c. IL
sent, is n fraud upon the voters; that i
accepted it twill disgrace the county or
ganization IN the eyes Of all truc lm"n.
ISAAC Il. BunW,7.
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against 1O1 bales for last week.
The general Cotton movement for
tie week was as follows 1t appears
that the total receipts for the soven days
have reached $500 bales, against
9,15t bales last week, S,751 bales
the previous week and S,42S bales
three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first OF September,
1873, 3,7G4,155 bales, against 3, 592, 992
bales for tho snmo period of 1872
73, showing an increase since September
l, 1878, of POI, ,2G3 bales. The exports
for the week ending, reach n total of
10,o,l bales, OF which 7,795 wcro to
Great Britain, 1,G93 to Franco, and
1 JOB to the rest of the Continent,
while the stocks is made up are now
1877, $40 bales.
The following are tho official quo
-
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31

Between Oi,rselVeS, Lasaies-The
most inestimable of your charms Is a pe.fec
set of teeth, and nothing under the sun is as
certain to perpetuate that charm ask the daily
Use OF SOz0dSnt
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31
Eair Association. A

Tho subscribers to the new Far
Association met last evening ut the
Purcell House. A majority OF the
stock being represented. Col. 3. IL.
Fremont was called to the Chair. and
Maj. J. A. Engelhard was appolntei /
Secretary.
The Committee appointed on organ1-
zation reported in favor of elect1ng
three Trustees who should hold the
property until Charter could be OBJ
tanned. Messrs. Henry Mutt, >. II.
Fremont and w. l.. Delsossct were
elected Trustees.
The following officers were then
elected:
President, Henry Mutt Secretary,
Joseph A. Engelhard Treasurer,
Thomas G. DeSosset Marshal, Geo.
Kidder Directors-S. l.. Fremont,
J. A. Willard, L. w. Kerchner, A.
WE'LL, G. z French, G. W. McClammy,
G. P. Mebane, G. ID. Myers, W. L.
DeRosset, O G. Parsley, Jr., ). w.
| Atkinson, W. A. Faison and James
Norwood.
Other matters were attended to OF
| Importance, after which the meeting
adjourned.
KleimbOId's IsucHu il the great family
medicine for diseases OF the kidneys and kind
| red organs. Full directions accom- pany each
bottle. Look out for counterfeits. The genu-
inc has the private proprietary stamp OF IL.
| Heimbo,d- 1t is not safe to take a"y Other
Yfr,sA - &- N A1yp
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31

No Other Medicine ever attained such
unprecedented sale Heimboid's Buchu.
It's name aud fame are known srywhere; and
1t deserves its great reputation, tor it has un-
doubted merit. 1t is warranted to cure all dis
eases of the kidneys and the urinary organs.
Rsware of counterteits. iieDune has Lroprie
tary stamp of III. Il. Helm bod on each bottle
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31
I5rEC!AL To TuC JoTR%AT.. |

GoLDsRoRO, N. G., July u, lSIt #
Gov. Il. B. Vanc" arrived on Il freight
train from Raleigh ti,is evening at
half past six O'Clock, and at the sUlic-
tation OF many friends m;sIc most
telling speech to one Of the largest
crowds, for so short notice, tInt has
gathered since the wdr.
He leaves tonight for Clinton 10
speak tomorrow.
Old Wayne is fully aroused, and on
the 9th of August viii DO hcr duty.
The Indications are that the whole
Democratic ticket will be elected. W.
ECsJTEvs: COErsE's"EEE 7sa:s,s-
HEADo'Rs DEM -COHs TX. Cow.
New Hanover County.
Wilmington, n. c., July 81, lSIt.S !
The Democratic Conservative TX
ccutivo Committee of New Hanover
County will meet on the same day and
at the same place heretofore desig-
mated, but at II o'clock A. M. instead
Of 3 o'clock J.. M.
WM. TT. BERNARD,
d3t&w1tl Chairman.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31

Ji0T~ arrangements ban a4nf5@ tp
c"'Ty the tame 053d tic JecbIc n thc
Dolls
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31


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voters of tf1a county of Nor if-.rn,rnr
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Iost onJ 90 ei,,no r,o,1ida1 Ia 10y ~ ta,',t,
and antbnsiast;c en,no,t ''' 1'' '''''
LceoIr~,5 That we con,,ro4,Io+o ~,
RcnnhIicon nartv nf the cn,,nt,, nf
Nv Hanover on tho anc,,;.;o,,s ,o.,,f4
Of tbe deliberations Of o,1r trnstcl aI.
visers and committees ond tLat Wa
nlndoa ourselves r. ,,,orcb fnr1rar?7 ~
tFe noIIs on tho 9Th of Aucnst naxt
with lock stem shonIdcr to shonIdar'
and with n Tnitad front no we NOW,
have ossnred of n tr;nmrbont y;oto,,,
Pcso1rrd That ve sav To Alfro'
Tlov3 Ano Fl Morris ond no7owara
Nixon that nnless vo,, nnbIiclv Lr
oor1 2,;tLJro,, ,-o,1r a,,,ac ~ ,1;
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ot onco taIo s:fo,,s - ro,Dorn nc FROM,
H. ,'i +;1dt 81 ,lIo
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SHe1sesS Ferry.

Col. Waddell is prevented by cir
cnmstances beyond his control from
filling his appointment at Snead's
Ferry, on the Both inst, and it is a
source of sincere regret to him, as we
know.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31

Uqrc arrangements Gctt glladc tO
ch0hcngs 22ci'soNs iHyfog~y7ySrcJia-
fcrcG, on .SGt"s1}9y 6cj,2's .2ccfiDu r7at/9
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31
Public Spe1;> EEEgs

Mai. J. 4 EngeIhard, viii address
the people OF Brunswick county, upon
the Invitation OF tho Democratic Con
servatiye Executive Committee Of that
county, at L. Il. Taylor's store, or
Thursday, July 3O5h at LocIlwood's
Folly, Saturday, August1et Shalotte
Precinct, Monday, August 81 Wac
camaw, tuesday, August 4th.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31

SPIRITS TUEpENriNf-Trado
during the past week was only fair
Since the date of our report of the
23rd inst, there has been general
revulsion of feeling in the market and
the prices have receded almost daily.
The decline began with the first day
of the present Friday, when prices
were lowered l cent. Saturday follow
ing the market declined cent; Mon
day cent; Tuesday l cent and 70 day
(Thursday) it closes quiet n 3oc. BID.
The receipts for the week were
1921 casks, against 4.Ol2 casks for
last week, which show IA decrease Of
791 casks. The exports for the week
were 5.033 casks, against 5,475 casks
for last week, show also Il de-
crease of 442 casks. The stock III yard
and afioat is 7,456 casks, against
9,169 casks for last week. The sales for
the week were as follows
Friday $50 casks at 33 cts. p gal.
Saturday 300 " 1924 1924 &C
Monday. $50 sc "32 "
Tuesday. $50 " "31 =" GO
Wed'sday $50 ." "31 ''
Thursday-No sales reported.
CRUDE ETURPENFINE-Th mar
ket for this article has continued firm
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31
INTERESTING
Stories, Z asesz &C.
EISs cESgCUELATIoN

are IL, II egeTy week. making it she best IS m
- I: i.er lIhiishtd ia th.: country.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-31

NORTH CAROLINA,

The y tI.n ,,tn" -iuU -;T,L jF..-.tt, s,,. ri
teTi ~ ;v't,.f -.:int ;.iIfi .-I,rDt. -
been greatly ''il '-.-i an im!Eog-t;. j. II .
only thlrty- IL "..,fil1i IaFt r in the state.