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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
EXPORTS.
COASTWISE.

Boston-Schr Stampede - 127, 7Ol
feet ship stuff
New York-Schr J 3 VanGusen-5,
400 shingles, 10000 feet lumber.
Steamship Regulator Isl bbls
rosin, ia do crude turpentine, 81 do
tar, 293 casks spirits turpentine, Il
bales cotton. 90 do sbeetine, 300
shocks, 165 bushels peanuts, 9 tierces
beans, 33 pkgs mdse.
Baltimore Steamship Raleigh-543
bbls rosin, 1I6 do tar, 10 do pitch. 50
casks spirits turpentine, , bales cotton,
II, 800 feet lumber, 3 pkgs mdse.
Castine, Maine Scllr l. + Saroeant
IL 800 feet lumber.
New York Brig Martha 800
bbls rosin.
New York-Schr Lnola Murchison-
3,249 bbls Tosin, rs bales cotton.
Baltimore-Steamship Lucille-G12
bbls rosin, 235 casks spirits turpen-
tine, 10 bbls pitch, } bales cotton.
Philadelphia Steamship Tonawan-
da-172 bales cotton, % 90 yarn, y do
warp, S07 bbls rosi2, - do pitch, g.;
casks spirits turpentine, y bales
sheeting, so bbls tar, 1850 shingles,
1000 feet lumber, 2 blls wool, & do
rugs, 4 I)hSS ulOSe.
New Bedford-Schr McCondon-
1875, 900 feet lumber.
New York-Schr Lucy Wright p
600 bbls rosin
FOREIGN.
Liverpool-NorwegIan BarGue St.
Olaf-2, 740 bbls rosin.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brig Helios-3.-
300 bbls rosin.
Cork Or Falmouth for Orders-Gcr-
man Barque Vohder Lube Rohlstorf
1 ,691 casks spirits turpentine, $50
bbls rosin.
Cuba-Norwegian Brig Rufus-3,
40 cypress railroad cross ties.
last OF Vessels i'll the Port of Will
mtngtOn. N. &C.. May 26, 1874.
REMARKs.--Were respectfully ask Con-
signees, Consuls, Captains and owners,
to notify us of any change of vessel
while in port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Benefactor, dis, AID Cazaux.
BRIGS.
Mira, Gundersen, dis, RE Heidc.
Victor, Muller, dis, RE Heide.
Diana, -, dis,
J r Blossom & Evans.
BARQUES.
Felicitas, Kuhl, dis, Peschau.
Amazon, Nielsen, dis,
J r Blossom 6 Evans.
E!dorado, Gundersen, dis, r E Heide
Nor Express, Hagensen, dis, r Z Heide
SCHOONERS
larry Not, Dalbow, dis,
Harris 6 Howell.
VIM S Soul, Barrett, dis,
Harrisa & Howell.
N j Miller, Pinkham, dis,
j E Lirpitt 4 Co. |
Nellie Grant, Jordan, dis, |
Harriss & Howell
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
A LUdICrou> incident

y G'pa thing comes to us from Flor
\ c"."rcd individual of enter
r'','i'E Pf"rlvities has for some time
~ ~ "-fii III tine habit of setting ont Il
,. near tine track, loaded with re-
i'N''li'"htS for the benefit Of weary
a p'.'' :. err, j few nights since some
, 1'ie N'eaithiiy tied 4 leg of the table to
e Irt[ platform of the sleeping coach
~ 'he North Eastern Rail Road and, as
na''ifa consequence, when the train
5'afted Tie table went off too for a trip
-. ,aFleSton. AMID the wreck OF
,'' '',''H'7 and the crash Of worlds of
~, Emery, the table went revolving on
- way, true to its attachment and
81, sI,,e the Wild cries Of the propri-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
Central Executive Committee.

Under a resolution Of the Conserva-
tive Comfy Convention, the Chairman
OF that body has appointed tile follow
ing Central Executive Committee for
the Conservative party of New llano-
Yer county:
wilmington IonnShip VIM. II.
Bernard, DuDrutz--Cutlar, r. 5. Rad
clffe, James Reilly, o. a. Virgins.
HOHY TDH2Shjp-Thos. Williams.
cape rear 7oun&hip-Sam1 Davis.
rus"fV I0"Tskip-J. A. Hartman.
.Nasonh0ro' Io"nsHp-John j..
Beasley.
Rociy Point 1otrn~hip w. /. En-
nett.
Union Ioaraship-Jolln D. Powers.
Grant 7oacnship-Luke II. Nc
Clammy.
Hohieu Io'rnship-S. p. Hand
Lincoln I0rnship-A. Ii. Paddison.
HalmeH Ioa0nship-Es j. Moore.
COIon,biu Ioacnship-J. c. Broad
hurst.
Ftde1GI Point To'rn&hip-H. l..
Horn.
We call especial attention to the ar
ticle headed How to furnish a Par
lOr, to be found in another column.
AS the signature indicates, it comes
from the graceful pen of the accom-
rlished Mrs. Cornella Phillips Spencer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29

SPIRITS TURtENTINE-Dur;ng
the past week the Spirits Turpentine
market has ruled very steady with no
fluctuations of prices or change OF tone
of the market. There has oeen regular
sales daily, and the quotations We're
paid with very little hesitancy on the
part of buyers. At the CLOSE to-day
the market is quoted firm at 80 cents.
The receipts for the week. 1880
casks against 5, 1874 casks for last week.
show only a small increase. The ex-
ports for the week, 2,376 casks against
:. 997 casks for last week, show de-
crease of 1921 casks. The stock in
ward and afoat is 1913 casks against
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
A Daring Rob berry.

The store of Mr.. Peter Ii. Smith,
corner Fourth and Campbell
streets, was entered some time before
day yesterday morning and box of
tobacco, lot of shoes, several boxes
Of cigars and 300 pounds of sugar
cured hams, in all vc.lued at about 500,
besides So in silver found in the money
drawer, We're taken off. The entrance
WAS effected through a transom over
the front door on Fourth street. The
robbers, once inside, opened win
dow in the rear and through this pass
Cd out their booty, also escaping
he nselv9s in this way. Mr. Smith
resides in a building Immediately adj
Ioining the store on the South but
heard nothing suspicious during the
night and knew nothing of the rob-
berry until yesterday morning when he
enterhd the store and found evidences
of the nocturnal visitors. The thieves
were tracked to the yard in the rear of
a school house on the opposite side of
Fourth street, where 1t was plainly
seen that they had divided their booty
AS the canvass Of several of the hams
were LETT there Unfortunately Mr..
Smiths dog had been left in the yard
behind his house that night else he
might have received some notification,
at the time, of the presence of the rob-
berry.
Search warrants were issued yester-
,lav morning and several suspected
places were visited but no discoveries
have vet been made
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
z. NEWS ASSOCIATION OF
PHE SOUTH.
SECOND ANNUAL SESSION.
FIRST DAY.

Pursuant to adjournment the above
Association met yesterday 10 arning at
IL O'Clock, in the Directors Room OF
tic Bank of New Hanover
The President. Mr.. j. A. Kingsley,
OF savannah. not having arrived. Mir
r.. kldder, Vice President, called the
meeting to order, and stated that as .he
President and Secretary were both alb
sent. not having arrived, it would be
best to adjourn until this morning at
II O'Clock.
On motion of Mr.. o. G.. Parsley. Sr,
Mr.. f.. Kidder was called to the Chair
and Capt. w. \. Cumming requested
to act as Secretary pro tenn.
An informal discussion was held in
reference to the trade, which was par
tlcipated in by several of the members
present.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
until this morning at II O'Clock.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29

CRUDE TURPENTINE-The re-
ccipts were only moderate and under
a fair demand. Stocks and receipts
were not sufficient to supply he CON
sumptiye trade. che market has rnled
very uniform and without interruption,
and closes to day firm at 81 So for
Hard, s. 80 for Yellow Dip and - 80
for Virgin.
The receipts for the week, 1913 bills
against l ,l2I bbls for last wo,k k, show
a decrease of 923 bbls. The exports
for the week, ia bbls. against :2iS.'
bbls fer last week. show also n de
GREASE Of 2T5 bbls. The stock i'll
ward is ] ,OG} bhls, against 5G8 bbls
for last week Ihe sales for the week
were as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29

Slty h1SllIlSu.
TAR-The market for this article
has experienced no very material
change during the current week.
Prices have ruled very regular and
uniform without experiencing any
change. The receipts have been small,
and with fair exports, there has also
been slight decreace of stock. This
combined with good demand from
exports he's kept the market steady.
At the close there is no change of quo
tation or feeling. and the market closes
steady at 50 90 p Dbl.
The receipts for the week. S9S
bbls, against S76 bbls, show only a
small increase. The exports for the
week, S15 bbls against 276 bbls for
last week, show an increase of $50
bbls. The stock in yard and afoat is
3,715 bbls against Ais bbls for last
week. The sales for the week were
fo110wc.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
IMPORTANT Notice 10 ola SHOCKS
holders.

WIEMISGToN, May 18Th, 1874.
IN pursuance of resolution passed
| by the Stockholders of "The Carolina
| Central Railway Company, at their
meeting held in Wilmington, n. c.,
| on the 10Th day of April, 1874, and a
! further resolution of the Board of
Directors, at its meeting held on the
18th day of May, 1874. appointing
| Charles III. Roberts, President, Sllas
n. Martin, Vice-President, and Wat
| son Matthews, Treasurer, COMMITTEE
| with power to carry ont the provisions
| of sad resolutions-th individual
| holders of stock of the late
Wilmington, Charlotte IL Ruther-
ford Railroad Company, or their legal
representatives whose names were on
| the Stock Books of the SAID Corpora
ton, and who were the bona .fae own
ers Of the Stock at the date Of the sale
OF said Railroad, on the 10th OF April,
1878, are hereby notified, that on pre-
sentation Of their Certificates of Stock
III the late Wilmington, Charlotte d
Rutherford Railroad Company, at
the office of the Carolina Central Rail
way Company, in Wilmington, the said
individual Stockh olders will receive
therefor one Share of the Common
Stock of the "Carolina Central Rail
way Company" of the par value Of
One Hundred Dollars, for two Shares
of the Stock of the late wilmington,
Charlotte & Rutherford Railroad Com
pany,' of the par value of Fifty Dol
lars each provided said Certificates
are presented on or before the first
day of June, 1874.
G. Fl. ROBERTS,
SILAs n. MARTIN, Com.
| WATSON MATTHEWS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
\ Attempt "a Arson.

G, \ dastardly attempt was made on
Sunday night to fire the dwelling
nous on the corner of Ninth and
Swami st' Gets, occupied by Mr.. Robt.
carter, an engineer. \ lot of dried
grass amt rosin was piled on the
ground under the house, and bag OF
Ihe same placed on the sill under the
moor so that the flames from the pile
'h The ground would reach and fire
Ilat ON the sill of the house. The
lower lot was fired, but failed to ig-
tI''e 'i't' OH the sill of the house. Moth
ing was Known Of the affair until the
EHdtIr" materials were accidentally
io".'H nnder the house by Mrs Carter,
Et>teldAN mnrniuo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
Victim. of Obscure Disease. seeking

! II
safety and restored ahralth, should use DR..
Hembold's Extract Ruchu. This article Is
otliciHai and STANDARD. It is, moreover. the
only preparation that eyeiopa the full value OF
Buchu as Il dnretic. 1t ~ perfect specific for
Ill diseases oil the III mar: organ; in male
female. Be ware of counterfeits and imita-
tons which INSCRIPTIONS men are endeayOr-
ing to palm OF upon DIR. HelmbOld's reputa-
! ton. Look for the Doctors signature on the
wrapper.
Eis1 Glitter of White Iceth-Reau-
titled by Fragrant Sozod0nt behind a dark
lnustache, makes sad havoc with the ladies,
and teeth thus impearlcd, in the mouth of u
pretty girl are fatal to the peace of bachelors
no Stfaer Medicine ever attained sucia
an unprecedented sale as HelmbOd's Buchli.
lis name aHd fame are known everywhere, and
II deserves its great reputation, for il has
doubted merit. Ii Is warranted to cure all dis
eases of the kidneys aud the urinary organs.
HeWare OF cOnnterteits- Genuine has prOpre
tary stamp Of II. 4. HelmbOd Oh each bottle
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
DON'T be DISCOURAGED.

Suppose you hare 'tried fifty reme-
dies" and received no benefit, is there
therefore ''no balm in Gilead ?" Verify
there is. Your liver may be congest-
ed, your stomach half paralyzed, your
nerves quivering. your muscles knot
ted with torture. your bowels con-
stricted, your lungs diseased, your
blood full of impurities-yet in one
week after commencing q course of
DR.: Walkers Vinegar Bitters you will
feel like new creature. 4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
New Rail Road Warehouse.

The Carolina Central Railway Com
pany are now making preparations for
the erection, at an early day, of "a large
and commodiOus warehouse at the
depot Of the Road in this city. The
new building IS to be $50 feet long by
125 feet wide and is to be completed
by September 1st. Wharves will also
be butt for the accommodation of a
semi-weekly line of steamers between
this port and New York.
This mammoth warehouse is to be
devoted entirely to the city business
of the Company and every facility, we
are told, will be offered for the build
ing up of large and valuable local
trade between Wilmington and the
people of the interior and the West.
We hope, in the course of time that
will be measured be months, instead
of years, to see this depot filled with
the products of the rich countries of
the far West, the connection with the
mountains to be made by means of the
Western North Carolina Rail Road.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29

Mltdilng- l,
EOSIN-Trade in this branch has
kept mp we'll during the week and the
market has assum ii 4 firmer position.
The interest which has been manifest
ed Ivy certain buyers for the past SIX
weeks seems at last to have drawn
other buyers into the market and the
sales We're more general during the
week. Strained, which has been, and
which continues to be, the grade which
attracts the attention OF buyers has
been Iirm all the week and large sales
were made for the present month and
June delivery. The prices obtained
for each month were unchanged mp to
Tuesday, when June delivery was adj
vancei to s. 80 and on Wednesday,
spot quotations followed. The market
has been firm all the week and closes
strsng to day at s. 30 for spot and
June delivery of Strained. At the Ex-
change this week there was a large at
tendance daily and considerable lots
changed hands. The sales IS far as
reported ana the condition of the mar
ket at different periods of the week as
reyie we'd was as follows : Friday the
market for Strained opened quiet and
steady. There were no sales of spot
Strained, but 500 bbls changed hands
sellers option, June delivery, at 81 20.
This was regarded as Il slight weaken
ing of the market. Saturday the mar
ket oponed quiet, but shortly after
wards became firmer and 500 bbls
Strained charged hands at So % r
Dbl. Monday the market continued
firm. there were large orders from
different firms for the article, but very
little could be reached, rs the stock in
first hands was light. The sales were
only j12 bbls Strained at s. % ? Dbl.
Tuesday the market opened a2tive end
firm ana IA, advance OF d cents was OBJ
tanned Oh futures for Juno delivery.
There were 10 spot sales. The sales
were l ,0O0 bblsStrained buyers option
June delivery, at 81 30 ; 800 bbls eX-
ira No =, at s. 80 and 80 nbls Low No
/, at 50 so = Dbl. Wednesday the
market continued firm and spot quota
lions We're advanced to correspond
with the previous days sales. The
sales this day embraced 500 hbls spo6
at s. 30 and 500 bbls buyers option,
June at 81 30 r Dbl. To-day, Thurs
day, at the close of our report the mar
ket continues firm at s. 30 p Dbl.
No 2, No. l and PALE.'-There has
been only very light enquiry Tor the
medium grades of R0sin during the
week while the finer GRADES have been
entirely neglected. The quotations
to-day are nominal.
The receipts for the week. 10,
bbls, against IL, los bbls for last week,
show only snail Increase. The
exports Tor the week 13,c56 bbls
against IL ,OiJ bhls for last week,
show an increase of 2,043 bbls.
The stock in yard is 81, 0l8 bbls, and
afioat :, SG2 for last week.
The following We're the quotations
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29

On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Sartoris
sailed from New York for England on
the steamer Baltic. The Presidential
wedding party left their hotel in New
York at nine o'clock in the morning,
and proceeded to North river pier,
where the President. Mrs. Grant and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sartoris, with their
guests, embarked on the revenue cut
ter Grant, and steamed down the bay,
accompanied by the revenue steamers
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
County Com nlissiOnerS.

The Board of County Commissioners
met yesterday in adjourned session.
Mr.. SiIas n. Martin, Chairman, and
Commissioner A II. Morris, Commit
tee on Work House, reported that they
visited the Work House on the 22nd
and found the building clean, well
aired and IN every respect cOmfofta-
BILE. The appearance Of the prisoners
Indicated good treatment; the work OF
brickmaking was going on with syst III
and excellent management; the food,
beds, clothing and sleeping apartment
were found good in quality and sutfi-
cient il quantity.
It was stated that the drawer in
Beattv's Bridge will be finished by
the 10Th of June, and a request made
that Committee be appointed to ex-
anime and receive the same, which
was agreed TO.
The following good ana lawful citl-
Zens were designated as Jurors for the
June term of the Superior Court tor
this county:
first ig,cch-Robert Marble, A J
HiIl, Jr, Roger r Sullivan. Reu-
ben Moore, Benz King, Richard
Williams, john W Herring, Solo
mon Bear, Chas F w Rissinger, An
drew Avery, Joshua r Russ, Wp2
II Biddle. Henry Z West, Samuel
Reid, Henry Dudley, John Maunder,
Thomas \ Shepard, John G Bulclken,
Henry Edens, Atlas Tate, Edward ID
Walker, II " Pridgen, Ellis Patrick,
,Jout johnson, Richard Lewis, Geo f
Alderman. Thomas A Hodges, John "
Perdeu, VIM FL Barr, Thomas Var
borough, George Summerell, John ii
Savage, Chas E Cleapor, John keithly.
John j Beasiey.
.Sccond JTcfh-S r Birdsey, James
C Murray, John Sholar, Benz )
Jacobs, VIM Ii Woolvin. VIM Mash
burn, Anthony Maultsby, Thomas J
Armstrong, John 81 Hooper, Stephen
Highsmith, Tobias Carney, Robert b.
Wood, Robert NJ McIntire, James An
derson. Andrew Johnson, Solomon
Levy, Henry G Davis, James A Will
lard.
The Board adjourned to meet again
on Thursday, at s T. NJ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29

-, Ii-''"|s JDtsruot II am much
~ olgea TO the County Convention of
f fl-s conservative party of Brunswick.
or o. PIaclng my name in nomination for
hbuperIor Court Clerk for said comfy
9''t must decline to become a canii,,
~ Tor that position or anv Other
sHat might interfere with my profes-
sional duties. L
Respectfully,
c., +. w. POTTER.
omlthvllle, May %, 1874.
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BruusW RridCc Burned.

The bridge on the vii, Col. & Aug.
+. L., over Brunswick river, about
two miles west of the city, was totally
destroyed by fire at about IL O'Clock
Oh Sunday morning. 1t was "a covered
bridge and the flames caught up III the
roof by a spark from passing engine.
The watchman discovered the fire, but
could DO nothing by himself, and
when assistance arrived the flames had
spread 50 rapidly that 1t WAS utterly
impossible to save the structure.
This bridge, not being on the main
line of track, its loss has no effect,
whatever, on travel. There Is serious
inconvenience resulting, however,
from the fact that the shops and the
freight depot are thus cut of from the
regular line 1t will not, however,
affect any Of the operations of the
Company and freight will lie received
rs regularly as heretofore, at the Old
depot of the Wilmington < Weldon II.
h, arrau Gements to that effect having
been promptly perfected by Mr., Pope,
the General Freight Agent, on Sun
LAY afternoon.
force Of builders is already ut
work and it is thought that the new
bridge will be ready III about two
weeks from this time.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29

BetNs cen Ourselves, Ladiek-The
most lnestimable of your charms is q pc; feet
set OF teeth, and nothing under tho cum is 60
certain to perpetuate that charm the daily
use OF SOZodpnt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29

l. apiJGals t.I,.t gong 10 2urt at
Buckingham Palace, on the occasion
of drawing-room, is not pleasant
undertaking. At the drawing-room
on the 9Th of May about 5000 persons
attended. The crush was awful, and
the arrangements were such that many
of the ladies, who left their houses ut
noon, did not get home again until
seven o'clock, all which time they
could get no refreshment, and during
three hours of it were fighting their
way through an anxious crowd which
blocked up the rooms. The rate OF
passage was so slow in going in that 1T
took ten minutes to advance six feet;
and coming out it was as bad, so that
some of the ladies-all of whom were
drerscd very lightly, he'd to wait three
hours ia a cold ard cherries hall be-
fore they could get to their carriages.
The Queen herself got tired long be-
fore the receptions were over and fled
away, so that after all the greater part
of people did not see her at all.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29

The market rules quiet ana easy and
the stock and receipts are equal to the
demand. RoUGH RICE IS wanted and
will sell at 81 IS to 81 40 p
bushel. DRY GOODS There has been
a fair trade in this line, and the mar
ket is quiet, steady and firm. The ev-
Hence Accommodates that prices have
touched bottom, and there is a more
confident feeling that anything in the
line of cotton fabrics purchas q now,
will not depreciate on the buyers
hands, for If any further changes
occur they will be in the up
ward ,irection; in fact, we notice
that already some makes of fine
brown sheetings are higher in New
York. With a strong and an advanc-
ing market for the raw material it will
be difficult to rerlace many cotton
goods, at prices which they now sell.
Seasonable dress goods are selling
well, and in fact. nearly everything ex-
cept wooden goods meets a fair demand
and some wooden fabrics, like jeans,
continue in good request. MONEY
In our local money market there has
been an abundant supply of money.
The Banks are in good supply
and are accommodating their Gus
toners at the usual rates.
The chief features of the market and
the changes of prices of produce and
for the week ending were
as follows:
COTTON-The cotton trade of the
week has been very light and limited
to small orders. The market was
strong early in the week with a con-
siderable speculative demand and a
fair movement for expert, but subse-
luently the kilograms from New York
and abroad reported a reaction and
there was iullncss, in
fact stoppage of all transactions. At
The close of the week, however, there
s more firmness exhibited on The part
IF holders, and very limited offerings
ire On market. Some small lots have,
however, been sold but the general
:ange of prices show decline of / to ]
cent on last weeks figures. The re-
,eipts for the week were as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-29
l(,Il!mlngton yourMl,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
FRIDAY, MAY 20. 1874.
Hon. George saws

,Chn Executive Committee eff the
- ,mOcratiC Conservative Committee
: r. Carteret county having invited
hon. George Davis TO address the
,..tigans OF tina. county, at Beaufort,
on Monday, June LIST, he has accepted
the invitation. The County Couven-
ton meets that day, and large crowd
1iU a ,ubt!ess be III attendance.
Colonel Wadieil, orr candidate for
Congress, will also be present and
address he people.
We can promise the gallant Demo-
Gratis and Conservatives of Carteret It
gala day. Give these gentlemen a
hearing and Carteret will even excel
i+I4,lf in August.