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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-11-06
Death ofJudge Graham.

Judge r.. F. Graham, Of the Charles
ton Circuit, died at his residence, in
Rutledge avenue, last evening at seven
O'Clock, after an illness of only three
days. He was born in Marion county.
and was thirty-seven years old at the
time of his death. He received his
education at the South Carolina Col
lege, and, after graduating, was adj
mitted to the bar, and practiced law
at Marion until the breaking out of
the late war, when he entered the
Confederate service as Colonel of the
21st South Carolina Volunteers, with
which regiment he served until the
close of the war. He was brave
soldier, and was generally liked by the
men of his regiment. He was wound
ed at Wafthall Junction, in Virginia,
but continued in the field until the
surrender of the Confederate armies.
In 1865 he was elected to the Legisla-
tIlre from Marion county, and served
until the reconstruction acts of Con.
gress placed the State Government in
the hands of the colored people. In
the Reform campaign of 1870 he allied
himself with the Republican party in
this State, and in the winter of that
year was elected Judge of this circuit
to fEthe vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Judge Carpenter. In
1872 he was reelected for four years,
and held the position at the time of
his death. The remains of the de-
ceased will be sent to Marion tonight
to be interred2in the family burying
ground: - Uarfeston 1Ncsrs and Con-
Tirr. Sd inst .s'.---- - ---s
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County commissioners.

The Board Of County Commissioners
met Yesterday afternoon i'll regular
session. present acting Chairman Wag-
rler and Commissioners Van AmriBge
ana Nixon.
The Committee on Public Buildings
submitted report stating that they
had examined the County jail and
found everything in good order. A
few.cf the prisoners complain about
rot being well fed, but the majority
say that they are doing as well as they
could expect. Report received and
ordered filed.
The Committee on Poor House re-
ported that they had carefully eZamin-
ed into the condition OF that establish
mont and found that there were .
males and 9 females in the Poor
House, and % males and u females
in the Hospital, making IS IN tie Poor
House and As in the Hospital. i:c-
port received and ordered filed.
The Committee on Work House re-
ported that they found everything in
that institution in good order, and
that the prisoners are all well fed and
clothed. There ale now 10 males and
t females in the Work House. Report
received and ordered fled.
The report of the Auditing Com
mittee was received and ordered
spread on the minutes.
License to retail spurious iQacrs
was granted to Orrell & Groom, David
Sherman, Z. L. Emmett, L. p. Thomas
& Co., E. Levy and John Haaf.
A number of applications f0r re
duction of taxes were considered
The Board adjourned to meet again
tomorrow wednesday, morning, at
10 o'clock.
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IndIsputabae Bvfdcnce:

s7$.7 ST. ELMO, ILL.,, July 8, 1874.
r. Y. PIERCE, NE. d. Buffalo, N. Y
l wish to add my testimony to the
wonderful curative properties of your
Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery.
l have taken great interest in this
medicine since I first used it. was
badly afflicted with dyspepsia, liver
deranged and an almost perfect pros
tretion of the nervous system. So
rapid and complete did the Discovery
effect a perfect cure that it seemed
more like magic and perfect wonder
to myself, and since that time we have
never been without bottle of the Dis
covery and Purgative Pellets in the
house. They are solid, sound fami-
~ physician in the house and ready at
all times to fly to the relief of sick
ness-witho1t charge. We have never
had a doctor in the house. since we
first began the use of your Pellets and
Discovery. I have recommended tho
use of these medicines in several
severe and complicated cases arising
from, as 1 thought, an impure state Of
the blood, and in no one case have
they failed to. more; than accomplish
all they are claimed to do. I will only
mention one as remarkable Though /
could give you. dozens: Henry Kos
ter; furniture dealer, Of this place,
who was one of the most pitifu1 OBJ
jects ever seen, his face swollen out
of shape, scales and eruptioDs with
out end, extending to his body, which
was completely covered with blotches
and scales. Nothing that lie took
seemed to affect it aparticle. T finally
induced him to try few bottles Of the
Golden Medical Discovery, with daily
use of the Pellets. assuring him It
would surely cure him. He common
ced its use some six weeks since, talk
ing two Pellets each night for week;
then one each night, and the Discov.
cry as directed. The result is, to-day
his skin is perfectly smooth, and the
scaly eruptions are gone. He has
taken some seven or eight bottles in
all, and considers himself cured. This
case has hafffed the skill of our best
Messrs Dunsford & Co.,
druggists, of this place, are selling
largely of Your medicines and the
demand steadily increases, and they
give perfect satisfaction in every case.
Respectfully, W. Fl. CHAMpIIN,.
..: :.-.-' Agt, Am. EXP. Co.
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arc yot tEie County Poor ErltiEIcd
TO Ecttcr Treatment

Public grievances are Go:-@t,.s..@
allowed-to exist because it is nobody s
business to raise a voice against them.
Perhaps this is the reason why for so
long time the citizens Of this county
have submitted to the present treat
ment of the panpers.
It is necessary to state at once
though, that in many respects, the
present keeper, Mr.. Scott, has added
something to the comfort and clean
illness of the county poor house. end
surely there was need enough Tor 1t.
What we especially raise our voice
against, and 1t is most fragrant out
rage, is that the keeper, HIr. Scott,
whose only claim to the title of Doc
tor is that he owns copy of Gums
Domestic MediciUe, treats the sick cases
which are sent to him, almost entirely
unaided, He has, in q few instances, sent
for physician; but wespeak advisedly
when we say that herenders himself the
chief medical assistance to patients of
all classes. Let us see why this is SO.
The County Commissioners, for the
sake of economy-we will be Ii bera
enough to put it on this ground, al
though we are not fully convinced Of
it-faTUl ont the citizens of this county
who have the misfortune to be SO in
capacitated by disease, or other mis-
fortune, as to come under the head Of
paupers. to Mr.. Scott for a certain
sum. For the class of patients not
sick he gets certain price; for those
sick he gets an additional sum for their
care. There is no other provision
made for medical attendance, and con-
sequently Mr.. Scott treats these unfor-
Inmates himself, for the sake of econ
| omy, and he has to pay the medical
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: EXPORTS.
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New Yerk-Steamship Benefactor4
62S bales cotton Il pkgs mdse, 5S4
bbls rosin, IA do potatoes, l tierce
wax, bags wool, 145 crude t,irpt,
1878 feet lumber, 81 bbls tar .-----
Baltimore. ---Steamship Rebecca
Clyde-304 bales cotton, 422 bbis rosn,
II casks spirits, as. do tar, 10 bbis tar,
Is casks brandy, Q pkgs mtlse, 10
casks spirits, Dbl potatoes. F-e---e-
New Yerk-Sehr Ann e Carroil-2,-
500 bblsl rosin. - 80 s-~-.' =.
Schr- john, D79 bllsz rosin, 415
bales cotton. -, g. 80 -
Boston-SchE A T .Bailie-1, ia bbls
rosin, $50 bbls tar, rs bbls pitch.
New York-Steamshp Regulator
S73 bales cotton, 748 bbls: rosin, SO
casks spirits, so do tar, 10 pkgs mdse.
casks spirits, 4 rolls leather, s. bbls
peanuts, lit do tar, 229 do rosin, lit
bales cotton,. l pkg mdse, so, bbls
crude turpentine. 20 cases splits trr-
pentine. - a -. = ---
Philadelphia-schr S A Hoffman
4O2, 600 shingles. r. :. a4.,.... , y -.
Schr Kate D Turner-1z5.OO0 feet
lumber. e,f As :. - :.
| Newburyport and Beston-schr L
4 Van Brunt-:l39, 054 feet lumber.
=. ~ foRE1aN.r $ - -, -
Cork for orders-Norwegian Barque
Hedrum-T,D0g casks spirits turpea-
the, 600 bbls rosih. - g.: 9. -.
. Cork for, orders-Nor Brig Zawia-
1874 casks spts turpt.
Cape Haytien-Schr Altoona-169,-
952 feet lumber. 1850 shingles.
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MARINE.
ARRIVED.

Oct. 29.-Br Brig Jacinta Elem
ming, G. G Barker & Co.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Balti-
more, A D Cazaux.
Steamship Regulator, Wood, New
York, A D Cazaux.
-Schr Matte Holmes, Cox, Navassa
Island &c days., Navassa Guano Com
pany.
Oct 31-Schr Ann E Carroll, Tyler,
New York, G G Barker & Co.
Schr A f Baile, Allen, Boston,
Worth & Worth.
Nor Barque Hedrum, Eliasen, Cork
for orders, Williams & Murchison.
Schr John, Gabriel, New York,
Williams f Murchisop.
Nov. 2-Schr Ben, Davis, New
York, Williams & Murchison.
Spanish Barque Purducia, Aglirre,
q 1ays1 Havana, j r Blossom & Evans
German Brig Der Pommer, Bollm,
(5S days. Swansea, E Peschail.& Yves
terma1ln.
Steamship Achilles, J E -Tupper,
New York, A d Cazailx.
Steamship d J Foley, Price,
Baltimore, A II Cazaux.
! Br Barque Wild Hunter, Erickson,
Liverpool, al days. Jas Anderson &
Co. $50 -
. Nor Bardue Viking, Hanson, (Gi
days. Liverpool, II z Heide.
Nor Brig Dagny, Knutsen, III days
Havana, r E Heide.
| Nov. 3-Norwegian Brig Swift,
Hopp (5f daysJ Yarmouth, Eng, Il
u Heidc. 't'>''.' '-.,-<.
! Nov 4--Schr Jos eph J Housman,
Rider, Is days. Washington, d c..
Steamer. b. Murchison, GARRISON,
Fayetteville. Williams & Murchison.
: .Schr William Buck. Miller, New
York,(4 days. Worth & Worth.
: Schr- John A Griffin, Foster, Proyi-
=dence, Il L, Harriss Z Howell.
J = - CLEARED.
/ Steamship Rebecca Clyde. Childs,
Baltimore, A d Cazallx.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New
YorkA ID Cazaux.
: Nor Brig Zawia, Ommundscn, Cork
for orders, Sprunt Il Hinson.
! Schr, Altoona, Fitzgerald, Cape Hay
tien, e Kidder & Sons.
: Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Balti-
more, A d Cazaii1.
. Steamship Regulator, Wood, Now
York, A u 'Cazaux.
! Schr S A Hoffman, StiIlwell, Phila-
delphia, Harriss & Howell
/ Schr Kate T. Turner !, Chamberlain,
philadelphia, Harriss & Howell.
{ SehrL A VanBrunt, ---, New
buryport via Boston, J FL Chadhourn
& Co. -----.=--
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fore us to give the factsihat our expec-
tations are based upen but are in
correspondence with the leading com
merciaI men in both foreign aaa do
nestle ports, and hope baforesvery
long to be able to furnish one
statistics on the article showing the
visible supply of Tosia in the SAmeri-
can and t,iropean and C0ntine Mt II
| ports.
/ Strained rosin has varied but little
| in prices during the week. There was
not SO large a demand as tast,week
| but q fair amount was taken. for ex-
| port.
The following synopsis is written of
the market AID the transactions for
the week:
Friday, market quiet. Sales of 500
bb!s. CO. strai Led at 81 o., % bills.
low No. 1 If s. 80 and 25 bbls. No. /
and extra No. / at 50 50@$4.
Saturday, market quiet. Sales Of
1G9 Ebls. &c" strained at s. 05, 100
bbls good strained at s. or, and So
bbls No. . at s. II per Dbl.
Monday. market quiet and steady.
Strained held at 81 %. No sales re-
ported
Tuesday, market steady. Sales of
l 1900 bbls strained at s. O5 per Dbl.
Wednesday, market quiet. Sales of
500 bbls strained at 81 G5, 10 bbls
No. { at s.! C73, and - bbls low No. 1
at - % per bIl.
Thursday, sales OF bbis.
The receipts for the week were 8, 127
bbls, against 8, 1853 bbls for last week.
The exports for the week were IL, 263
bbls. against Il .9lU bbls for last week.
The stock III yard and afoat is
%, bbls. against 1920 bbls. for
last week
The following were the quo,a tions
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cape Eesar Agricultural -assoCiutioI,
-g-Ece gsres:de..ts for the Fair.


/ The following is list, correctly
stated, of the gentlemen who have
| thus far been selected as Nice-Presi
| dents Of the Cape Fear Agricultural
! Association, for the counties mention
/ cd, viz:
Duplin-Col O. Il. Kenan and Capt.
J. c. Mcmillan.
Sa:npson-Hon. a. a. McKoy, W.
!. FaE8on, ESD, DR.. w. ". Faison,
and ex-SherifT owen FenneIl.
recombe-William S Battle, ESQ
aHI CAPTAIN j r Thigpen.
Havfle-hiessrs 7 4 Granger, Geo
X Collier and Col j. A Humphrey.
}.-i's";,-11cssrs " S Woodward and
~ lie Daniel.
EI.iifax-Iessrs } S Enry and j &
Whitaker
Communicated Il 3 Short, Col "
Ellis and d p High.
CunberIand-Mess William Alder
nan and G " Lawrence.
Jacksonville Berry Goodwin and Col
ILGldac;i McRae.
D.alon-Col Thos d Mcdowell,
john Mcdowell and \ II Perry.
E.chm0rd-ColW Walter Steele and
Col = Il Dockery.
Anson-CoI Z II Lilies, Messrs Mial
Wall and William Little.
Union-Messrs Townley Redfearn,
John d Monroe. Thos Barrett, John d
Stewart and IL NJ Houston.
Brunswick-CoL Jno. D. Taylor,
DR.. W. G.. Curtis, Samuel Z. Chinnis.
New Hanover-Dougald Mcmillan,
d. T. Durham, Jno. d. Powers.
The Vice Presidents now, and here
tolore, appointed are requested to aid
in every possible and proper way in
procuring articles for exhibition and
inducing large attendance at the
Eair
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In this county, on tie 18th Instant, THOMA AS
W., SOB of d. W. and Mary L. SeUans s. xged
years, II months and 26 days. !
How hard 1t is 10 part with our, loved ones.
On Monday morning, Noyembef Cd, OF dip
iberia, ANNIE ", daughter OF a. II. and
sarah T. Norris aged years, IL months and
10 days H%stGs - :. 2.s4I,..t.s att 81
In this City on Monday, NovembeFa "a ,.
MATILDA MARGARETBE, daughter Of
Henry and Johanna keeder, aged years and
10 days. "a ~ "a = - 81. tS-,ft; 81 I'D
At the residence of Col. Z. D. Hail. at ten
minutes past six, November 81, HAGER
BROWN, colored, in the torty-fourth year Of
Few persons have succeeded 30 well in COM
mending themselves to the love and respect OF
their friends and acquaintance as the subject
Oh thls notlse :. = e. !t.s.-5I 81! $50 4 /;
Identified for the Last eight years with the
family in whose service she died and she was
faithful unto death ;paftaker in all their ioysand
sorrows, she endearsd herself to every mem
Der of it.
p She was lovely in her character anil is sin.
cerely mourned by: all who knew her. i.ss.s. !
The funeral will; Ike place at tho residence
or Colonel H II, at IL O'Clock, Thursday mora
ing. ss' f'-f+t 80 afs - = --'@-. f.. ID. H..
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GHAIN-Th;re has been little Or
nothing doing ii the wholesale trade
for grain during the week j,lso closed.
| CORN-Nothing Of importapc., BIAS oc-
/ CARED in this article. The receipts
from the Northern ports have been
about equal to the demand and the
market Las ruled quiet but steady and
! quotatio IS are unchanged. Up to the
! present time no cargoes of this years
crop have been received, but we can
safely expect several by the 1st of next
month IS the harvest season is about
over and nearly all of this years crop
is housed. Quotations from store are
| unchanged. The receipts for the week
| are 10, SCI bushels, against II, 155 bush
els for last week, show Il decrease Of
1896 bushes, and from all sources
wee as follows: From Baltimore 1926
bushels, from New York 9, $50 bushels,
per Schooner Ben from New York
1900 bushels and by the Wilmington
and Weldon Railrord $50. bushels.
The following quotations pre-
vail from store : Yellow mixed
corn 81 20 O. 81 %! and white
mealing Il 22!gD&l % p bush;highcst
figures including sacks. OATS. We have
nothing new to report. The receipts
and stock il sore are equal to demand.
Quotations from store are So to
825 cents T. Luslel, Including sacks.
IEAs.-The stock is small and The
demand at present light; COW and clay
sell at 81 3oC33l 35 p bUshel, and
81 50QlS1 60 for white 3 bushel
RICE. The demand is fair with an ad-
eIuate supply. Clean Carolina is held
at 9 cents by the cask; Rough
is in small supply, and sells at 81 20
to 81 10, according to quality. Conn
MEAL. The mills are filing orders at
81 3003l 323 per bnshel, i4clGdins
sacks.
PROFESSIONALISM tone Of the
market during the week vas heavy
owing to a weakening of the Baltimore
aul Western markets, ana lrices de-
cI;ued On rcary al articles. There
has been still further reduction
OF orders from The country which is
usually tire case about this season Of
the year, as farmers are not laying III
a larger supply than Will meet their
present necessities. North Carolina
bacon is in better stock, and prices
are well maintained
The following arr the rnIing
quotations in the provision mar
koE n Oftn CAROLINE bstccit sctiS
at 109@1l cents for shoulders, l3@l4
cents for sides. 133@14 cents fer hog
round and 1903 cents for hams. We
quote ITestc77e Smoked at 102 OIL cents
for shoulders, 134@14 cents for sides,
and 16@17 cents for hams. Dry SGltcd
sells at 10 cents for shoulders and
12f@13 cents for clear rib sides.-
LARD-North Carolina is scarce and
wanted. Sells at 1920 cents p ID.
Northern steam refined, in buckets and
tubs. sells at Is! @17 cents T. Il.
FERTILiZERS-The following pri
ces prevail:
Peruvian Guano, (Claincha Island)
S75, $77@$S0; do. do. Guanope, so !;
Carolina Fertilizer, S65 time $50
cash; Ruth's Challenge Sol. Phos-
phate, $60@S65 Wando Gnano, $40 !;
Patapsco, do, 965; Navassa Guano,
s55, cash, and $65, time Cape Fear
Guano, $35, cash, and $40, time; Z.
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AFTERNOON STSI0N.

ILe Convention assembled pur-uant
TO ad ;ournnla Prayer was offered
br Elder j " Crcatb.
The Committee on Hours OF Meet
iae AMI Adj 3urDme3t made 2 partial
report, to-vit: Meet a5 % o'clock 4.
NJ, tie fir half hou: to be devoted
10 religious exercises, TO ba conduct
ed THIS morning by Elder j Durham,)
adjourn at L O'Clock 2. n. meet OF
81 o'clock 2. NJ, adjourn al - O'Clock
p. n. and meet again az Z Q clock
Z. N. for service.
Report adopted.
Elder j ID Hufham read the report
Of the Committee on State Missions.
On motion Of Elder BlackMo0d, the
report was made the special order for
10 O'Clock to-day.
On motion of Elder Durham the
Convention resolved Itself into q
prayer meeting for one hour.
Remarks were made by Elders
Creath, Durham, Wirgate, Hluen.
Ivey, Covington and Brother Geo Ii
French, ST..
The Convention then adjourned,
after the benedictioH, until = p ID.
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very slight improvement has been no.
ticeable III the market for this article.
during the weel, which resulted in an
advance Of l cent in The middle o. the
week. For the last two days of the
week there has been reaction of feel
ing which has resulted in decline,
and to-day, at the close of our writing,
the market is quoted steady at 49, cts.
The receipts for the week 1 ,244 casks
against 1856 casks for last week.
I'he exports for the week were 2, 722
casks against Go casks for last week
and the stock in yard and afoat is
8,GS1 casks against 10,1 casks for
last week. The sales for the week
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TAR-Since We wrote our review Of
last week nothing new has TRANSFERRED
in the maaket for this article. There
has been some demand for export and
the receipts met with ready sale at
81 50 per Dbl. To-day Thursday at
the close the market is steady at the
above figures.
The receipts for the week were SD
bbls. against GU bbls. for last week.
The exports for the week were $50
bbls against 205 bbI5. for last week.
The stock in yard and ahoat s 1,814
bbis against 2,277 bbIs., for last week.
The sales for the week were as fol-
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n TIE DRUGGIST offers any kind of

n TIE DKUGGIsT offers any kind of
herb-favored alchohol for dyspepsia,
bllliousness, or any other ailment, tell
him that you want medicine not a bar
room drink. Ask him for DIR. WALK
IER's CALIFORNIA BTTrERs, the bestreg.
ulating preparation known, and which
you k1sOtc is free from stiSotan1s Eyiei."
Reject all the fiery ''Tonics" and cap
.petfzers,o and cling to that remedy.
There is no medicine that compares
with it. s,- sr~.-'-: --,.- s->>-->--'4 Nv.
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CASH GIFTS. d,
MISCELLANEOUS :GIEIS.

Ono Fine Top Buggy. .....Tlt -. $3.50
ono Fine G9hif Watc6 49,.
one f=fne l-auies Watch... $50. IS
committee; of Arrangements-G W Bleunt
' Dcposit3ry-B OF wilson. -'." go
w Davis, Esq, Kittrells; A IL A. Williams.
ESQ, oxford; Mai j p Jenkins, Nashville: j
II Aherp, lfsq, Rocky Mount; DIR r W King,
James W Lancaster and James e Clara ,Esqs
Willie this enterprise is not conducted under
the direct auspices of any Lodge, yet It's object
Is TO aid that noble institution, the Oxford Or
paan Asylum, which was established by the
meni IL entirely III the hands of members OF
the Order, -.
The objectsi ia exclusively for the benefit Of
the Orphan Asylum; and the Committee. deem
tile people of north Carolina in behalf Of an
institution which il so worthy OF tleif support.
The low price OF the tickets places it in the
power OF every one to aid a noble cause, and at
tile SAME time tlfe chances OF being reimbursed
arc unusually favorable. ''
1t IS confidently believed that the enterprise
Will be a success, but if, from any cause, there
should be no Concert and distribution, all the
be returned to them without discount.
No ticket sold will be entitled to chance for
the Gifts unless the money tor the same has
been received at this office. e:e,
The Gifts will be distributed Immediately
after the Concert. IT,
ANY person holding a ticket entitled to q Gift
who desires the Asylum to have the benefit Of
such, Gilt, will notify the Secretary by such
endorse ment on the back Of the ticket, and tho
same shall be appropriated as directed.
Ns Money Tor tickets must be sent by Reg
lstered Letter. Moner Order or Express, d.
rected to s....
A, BARNES, Secretary,
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,.,uanu,. Gf.,s.;l t'..;-';..' -
,.seiY,s -5.c,trg
,,r,,e and enthusiastic u-ee;.ss
-.. g., =, AIouus Zion C"uvoA last
-. i've cxnrts ion 10 lie feel
.,--'f;sfacfian at tie delay Of
49,, ,~...a:so.l 90 per cent, and 70 IL
49,, ,,,.,eaedings FIR lis recovery.
j.. ?, sampson W called to tiir
.,,3.. ~ .s,.-?a some very i.,. resting
l..t..',.ants N regard 10 the action OF
). nositors in oteer cities. Duncan
Hines spoke warmly on the subject,
snI is terribly demoraliZInG effects
rI -@ hi, race. E;lars &pr5Eg> al
El.Lnn we're severe uuon IL. ...'s.
III, - ,n1 ?dvccatcI INN date
octin., E. .yerai instances = ,,It.E..ss
an5o,,o their cong cation, eu "ver4nt
If the failure. were related, ana ORG
;crsyn rose up ana sa.L ti.t h3 L;-,;
iani41 himself Of Shoes, c.s.,..ag and
fnn1 and saved 500 aUI a:..9g ~-hen
h. r,a,[t 10 tle Bank for - r-eaes
H. 'T..,,. ,-as Shut and the only ;ain-
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CRUDE TURPENTINE-C ontin-
| ues to rule with unusual steadiness
which, not even the fluctuations or the
dullness of the other branches OF naval
stores fail to interrupt. At the OPEN
ing of the week quotations were 81 60
for Hard and 81 60 for Yellow Dip
and Virgin, and 1t the close to-day we
find the market with prices in tho
same steady condition.
The receipts for the week weTe1 ,812
bbls. against 1895 bills. for last week.
The exports for the week were 2G5 bbls
against 100 bbls for last week. The
stock in yard and afoat is 1873 bbls. :,
against l $50 bbs fer last week. The
sales for tie week were as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-11-06
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.sxTar to the Knife .,,-we :hare de-
elarcd war against couRterfefters, and we
mean 10 fight it out. When disc asses OF the Kid
peys CT OF the lrocreative org ans prcstrate you,
take Fl Ell" BoED = RucIfU.: THO genuine Helm
bold's acLa may be kno WIN lDy the private
pro Hr !e airy StatlT. OF H.yH. lIembo3d, on each
bottle, ant,js fully warranted for diseases OF
the kiiueys and urinary organs. sr Sold by all
the dFH1 ,tists everywhere.