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a Cruel Disappointing

A story is told in Paris of q son of
NJ. Bixio. This eminent man was for
n short time incarcerated in the fort
ress of Nincennes, after the coup a.
ftat. His wife, accompanied by one Of
her sons, went to see him. They dined
together III his chamber. The son was
extremely sad and taciturn during the
dinner, and at last attractedhis father
attention.
why. my dear boy, what is the
matter?"
Nothing, father, replied tue lad of
eleven.
Nonsense I see something is the
matter with you. Come, tell me what
it is
The boy blubbered, "Why, pa, I am
30 disappointed. L made sure of see
ing you in dungeon, chained to the
wall, and you amt.
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DIR. Sohenciz-s Standard Remedies.

El- standard remedies for al dis. asses of the
lungs tfe SCuEHCK'S PULMOHIC SYRUP,
>CHgNCK's SEA WEED TDrIC, and SCUESCK'S
MANDRAKE PMS. and, il taken h"fore the
lungs are d~ >frny'd, :'e dC cure il e iiected.
To hes three medicines pr. j. II. Srlenck,
OF fhi!"''"i,:i'si, owes his allied success in
thu treatment o. !s'I mona V uiSCas,s.
Tie fuimonic syrup rincns III" 7'IOrl'ii MAJ
ter in tt:f lnng~; nature throws it of by easy
rXp"cti' i ion. TO- when the IiIcsTi matter
ripe Il Slight cough Will ria ow il Of. the pa
t"ut has 'c-t an! :he lup-s begin to heal.
20 'nahie tlr PU'Iunmio Strap 10 DO this,
Srh"n. Is VI ,rr:tNr = His and SCitcnC!l'5 Sea
W.-v.i :n4-ic !Il<t b" free. used TO cleanse the
stomach s-Ia.l liver SchcnCk's Mandrake Hiils
act u" t:rr iivcr, removing ali distinctions, re-
iaN tGr at bladder. the bile star t. freely, and
IT,. l.vri : -onn relieved.
Schcn.k' Sea Weed Tonic is = gentle slim
uant and ALI lucrative The s.lka!i of which if Is
ctGrn I',H-t mixes with the 't..oi and prevents
s"n:InlG IT ar-isis the digestion by toning up
the stomach 10 a healthy condition, 80 that
the Inri and tEe I-uimonir Syrup VIII make
Z zeal b'''",I then The lungs heal. and the pa
ticrt i'll slr.eiy g"t well it care is taken tOrre
ven: fresh cold.
Ali " hu wish l.. cnrSnit DIR. Schcnck, either
ier-r'' .iy or hV letter. do so at his prin
aI tii'c corner of Sixth and Al CHI Sts Phiia-
H. lpt.ia every Monday.
S"henrh > medicines are sol by ali druggist
throughout the country.
march 3i--G& 1yeod
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MARINE.
ARRIVED

April 2-Nor Barque Bertha, Peter
sen, Antwerp, (52 days. r E Heide.
Br Barquentine Brilliant Star
Anderson, Liverpool, (55 days. Vicl
& Mebane, with IT'S tons salt, 45 tom
cotton ties.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Phila
delphia, Worth & Worth.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Balti
more, A d Cazaux.
Steamship Fanita, Doane, New York
Barry Bros.
Ger Barque Wilhelm Kisker, Bur.
minister, Liverpool, E Peschau
Westermann.
Schr Matte A Hand, Hand, New
York, Williams & Murchison.
Schr Lucretia, Balance, Lake Land.
ing, DeRcsset & Co.
Schr Carrie, Roberts, Hyde County,
DeRosset & Co.
Swedish Barque Carl Van Dabeln,
Hugstrou, New York, r E Heide.
Nor Brig Atlanta, Moewe, New
York, r E Heide.
Schr Howard, Googing, New York,
G G Barker & CO.
Schr S p Brown, Tienken, Cardenas,
u Q Il W j Munro, with 227 hhds and
30 tierces molasses.
April 6-Schr Lena, Williams. Fair
field, DeRosset & Co.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, Balti-
more, A d Cazaux.
Schr Jessie S. Clark, Ellwood. q
days. New York, HarriSs & Howell.
with so tons guano, to Ger woo.
April 8-Schr Leonora, Bensey,
Boston, j II Chadbourn 6 Co.
CLEARED.
Schr T E Mcdonald, Mcdonald,
Richmond, Me, J III Chadbourn & Co.
Steamship ID j Foley, Price. Balti-
more, A d Cazaux.
Steamship Fanita, Doane, New
York, Barry Bros.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Phila-
delphia, Worth & Worth.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Balti-
more, A d Cazanx.
Schr Matte A Hand, Hand, New
York. Williams e Murchison.
Norwegian Barque Sig11ard Jare.
'Tostensen, Bremen, G G Barker & Co.
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ra1us CONSERVATIVE EX'TIvE Con-. J
New HANovER COUNTY,
N-ILurSGro., n. c., April l. 1874. )
The County Convention CT the Con
~crvative Party OF New Ianaver Coun-
Y will be held in the City Of Whining
ION On the 42d day Of April. The
Conservatives OF thcseyeral Townships
~ requested to hold meetings and
appoint delegates.
This..;onvention will appoint dele
r.,trs to tine Conventions for the Sd
Congressional and 4th judicial Dis
trirt<. respectively; and will take such
acton concerning County affairs as
Iaay Ic deemed proper.
WM. II. BERNARD,
i-..,T Chairman.
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IRtTS TURPENTINE. -The
market has not recovered during the
week, the driincss which We noticed in
our last, and there has been a general
Weakening of tone, which i'll most
cases Ii: gwen buyers the advantage.
To say that sellers have endeavored to
maintain the market would only be re-
peating what is generally the case
whenever there is q tendency toward
lower prices. To-Day, at The close of
our writing, TO visible change for the
better is 10 be noticed, an,l the market
is quoted officially as c'oslng duh
at %, cents The receipts for the
week, 1928 casks, against 1870 casks
for last week, show 4 decrease of 1877
casks. The exports for the week, ! ,S39
casks, against 3,2l1 casks for last
week, show also IL decrease OF ,375
casks. The stock i'll yard and ailoat,
as last taken, was 3 $40 casks, against
$3.50 casks for last week. The saIcs
for the week we're as follows:
100 c1Cly.: # 80 s.+., ~ rr:,i
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EXPORTS.
STWIcE

Richmond, Me-232, GOO feet 2 P
lumber
Raltimore-Stcamship d J Foley
l!3 bbis crude turpentine, so do pitch,
50 do tar, 95 do rosin, IA casks spirits
turpentine, 8 bales sheetfng, 131 do
cotton, II oil bbls, 80 bushels peanuts,
45, 600 feet lumber, bdls bags.
| New York-Steamship Fanita-SO6
bbls rosin, 277 casks spirits turpentine.
271 bbls crude turpentine, 81 bales
cotton, 30 do Shooting, $40 shocks, 10
| pkgs mdse.
PHILADELrIHA-Stea Pioneer
= pkgs mdse, 10 bales shceting, I3
do am, $40 do cotton, 100 bbls rosin,
| 70 do pitch, 8 do crude turpentine, $50
do tar, 90 casks spirits tlupentine. 600
hides, 20,51S feet lumber, - bushels
peanuts, 45 tons old iron, 81 ale kegs.
BALTIMoRE-Steam Raleieh-24
bales cotton, 53 bdls paper stock. S
tons copper, GAG bbls rosin. 113 casks
spirits turpentine, 35bbls tar, 80 bushs
peanuts, so bbls pitch, bales rags, l
package mdse.
New YoHK-Schr Matte a. Hand
1000 bbls rosin.
FOREIGN,
Bremen-Norwegian Barque Siguard
Jare, }, $50 bbls rosin.
List of Vessels in the Fer: OF VII.
mtngtOn, n. C.. April =, 1874.
REMARKS. We respectfully ask Con-
slgnees, Consuls, Captains and owners,
to notify US Of any change Of vessel
while in port.
BEIGS
Nor Atlanta, Meowe, dis, RE Hcide
John Pierce, Townsend, ldg, Europe,
j Il Blossom & Evans
Ger Syrene, Busch, dis, E Peschau
Nor Nigilant, Jorgensen, ldg, Europe,
Williams & Murchison
Alma, Graebe, G G Barker & Co
BARQUES.
Swedish Carl Van Dabeln, Hugstrou,
dis, II Z Heide
Ger Wilhelm kisker, Burminster,
dis, f Peschau & Westermann
Nor Bertha, Peterson, dis, Il Z Heide
Br Somerille, Smith, ldg, Europe,
Sprlnt & Hinson
Nor Ankathol> Henreichsen, ldg, E'pe.
Williams & Murchison
Ger Melyina Schutt, Kroger, dis,
Williams & Murchison
Claudia, ldg, e Peschau
Ger Bertha, Schwartz, dis,
Willard Bros
Courier, Gloss, dis, E Peschau
BARQUENTINE.
Br Brilliant Star, Anderson, lis,
Wick & Mebane |
Ger Graf Klott Trautetter, Wendt,
dis, Wick 81 Mebane
SCHOONERS
Howard, Googing, dis,
G & Barker & Co
S p Brown, Tienken, dis,
&C & W Munro
Mary Farrow, Foss, dis,
Worth &; Worth
F'ranconia, Leayeritt, dis,
re Lippitt & Co
List OF Vessels Sailed for this Port.
LONDON.
Douglas, Wilson, sailed June 81
LIVERPOOL.
Brilliant Star, sid jan II
Wilhelme AiscLer, Burmiester,
sid dec 81
Emanuel, Tobiason, ent out nov 80
Invinoible, James, ent out sept 90 |
GRAVESEND.
Ard, Jackson, sid July 2S
AMSTERDAM.
Elizabeth Cath, Andersen, sid Aug s |
GEESTEMUNDE.
German Brig Rose, sid Aug %.
BRISTOL.
Arcadia. Eldrup, sid Nov 7
Br Petrol, Saidley, sid Oct II
BRIDGEWATER.
VEINS, Anderson, sid Oct 10
BERMUDA.
Br Caronella, sid dec IL
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the week was as follows: It appears
that the total receipts for the seven days
have reached 1888 bales, against
63,745 bales last week, G7,51S bales
the previous week and 81, 795 bales
three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first of September,
1873, ,, 40l, 574 bales, against 3, O59, 445
bales for the same period OF 1872
10, showing au increase since September
1, 1873, of 3,342, l39 bales. The exports
for the week ending, reach a total of
80, 42l bales, OF which So, 656 were to
Great Britain, 1886 to France, and
80, 400 to the rest of the Continent,
while the stocks SIS made up are now
605, 8S7 bales.
The following are the Official quota
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To the Conservative Voters Of the
Th;r,; Congressional District. :.

| fLL""- TN aNe Tho T. ,ccu;Irt tom
| Hitt1c i'!"2 an"pncceI that tue Di~ ri,t
| convent ont nominate d candidate FOX q.
| gress II meet at Na enn;a or tie 9th of May,
tax occasion To Announce IN Seifa candidate
for denomination by shat onventiou. I>.ar V
tour years 90 VIII III the chances against 4 Con-
servative candidate FOR Congress il ih.s ID s.
trict were 80 owe, wheiming that no one see med
disposed 70 undertake the ca lv.es, | cce;,t. q
the nominatioI truIt rcd to and was ccted
again Nv" wears ~gI You Ienomuatei me by
atc!an 1 on dnriny '"r ahse,.cc at Wa=htngton
aud | Ms 10 rl... tel
an r e ectiun approaches, and fer the
mrs t'lh' solicit 1t I onination- because Tor
tn Hr>f I :nr 'l.':c ~, as !ear1f some opposi-
t'H :" l. oH The part OF The friends OF other
= nh liz L who wait TO go to Congress-. Ny
'tul;,s viii PREV. st ne from visiting the sew
era ""H:,ti-- before the meeting of the Con
Vtntlnn and | therefore address you through
the Now s!,auars.
hm informed That report has beer ut IN
cirr'I,;I:t' 10 the effect that / intended be
IL. i':,l' pendent candidate. Z his report iq al
'luft !, without amy foundation, Is justified
~ aah Hrt, CT Expression oil mine, ana was
AZ -d ~ iniliTo me with my poi CT! friends
A though unconscious OF Law 80 done or s;,d
II }t!'ins As Your representative which could
july merit the ccnsurc OF my constituents,
certainly DO lot claim to hive been always
free from error. Ii you can rn', rciI, sen'a-
tive who VIII MAYER make mistake you ought
hy all ct him but i starc;.-w HIr.tr.t
III :Ile hand eyar,- to'i~::.it in i.e Dist. let
w"td IN! -ni. +" i:.c-.sc; such Il clndi-
"atc- III" Interests Of the people Of this Dis
trict have i.ot Stttl''r Il in my hands, ami viii
rot. WIKI the cHprrit nee .iIrra ~ acIuired
and the eH'":.>i'" ;scruaint.nc a.rc.dy made,
hail tlr.,fl
tn vi Ole people OF North Carolina east as
fici -sitly a. any one without these al
vln'aG"s.
Err"4nizin& fully The icrinct i.,..t O. any
m ~ T. cont st my claim to your support, 1
oHN ak w.l.I 40 AR at sary will :ly
IL: - "p.oTt,srilty Il receive, the unbiased
jul =n- II -! any constituents. OF die 1eor1c, i'll
regard :" L-j,. tll,,r, OF ttrr,S. nj alive SO
il !arnr:h respectfully pr sr'nt Iny. II before
yo,I >h !! ,c"- the nJuln:,t on 1t the az
i:,,avhiI,.! L. 49, crYCutiou
A NJ. WAUI,I.LI
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The Georgia Real Estate and I'm.
nligrasi6n ScIt,,,.e

The day for the drawing of the real
estate lottery, ut Atlanta takes pll, g
Ill that city on the 22l lust. The sa,e
of tickets has already been good and
the managers expect t, close their
books on the l5J.i inst. Tho e who
think "i Investing III this scheme
should DO so at once as the time is
drawing near a. l.ard A full list of
the prizes will be found IN orr adyer-
Using columns.
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Rev. w. =. Rlack's Appointments

For the information of our city and
country readers who belong to that
church we publish the appointments OF
Rev. ". S. Black, Presiding Elder OF
the Wilmington District, for his second
round of quarterly meetings OF the
Methodist Church,:
Magnolia, At Providence, April LIN
and 18th. -
Whiteviile. at Abbottsbrrg, April
18th and 10Th.
Wilmington, Front street, April
9th and 26th.
I'd and Sd.
Kenansyille, at Hallsville, May 9th
and 10th.
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Qlliln}ington yournal,

The Executive Committee of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Party IN the
Third Congressional District, COM
.,osed of the counties of Bladen,
prnnswick, Carteret, Columbus, Cum
berland Duplin, Harnett, Moore, New
Hanover, Onslow and Sampson, have
fixed upon Magnolia as the place and
tbe 9th of May as the time for holding
. Convention to nominate candidate
for Congress.
The several counties are respectfully
ro,u,sted to hold their Conventions in
time 10 appoint delegates to the Con-
c,r,s.junal District Convention, rs il is
rer,, desirable there shall be Il full
rorres.ntat;on from every county in
the District.
!. \. ESGELHARD, Chairman.
\. \. McKoV,
i. c. SCOTT,
rraruiiye Com. for 81 Con. District.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HSappy Relief for Young Men from
the eifects OF Errors and Abuses In eariy life
Manhood Restored. Impediments to Marriage
removed. New method of treatment. New
and remar kabie remedies. Books and Circulars
sent nee, In sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
AID ASSOClATION, No. 2, South Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.,-an Institution having q
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro =
fessioual skill.
feb7 a3.tf
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by weight.
TAR-The very large receipts for
the past month, on so being much i'll
excess OF the demand for consumption,
very large stock has accumulated
here. Prices were we'll maintained up
to Wednesday, when the market open
ed dull and buyers being unable to
secure former figures submitted to n
decline of ; cents. To-day, Thursday,
the market closes quiet at 81 % per
Dbl. The receipts for the week, 5,ilS
bbls, against 6,62l bills for last week,
show q decrease OF 1903 bbls. The
exports for the week, 1850 bbls,
against 3,2SS bbls Tor last week, show
also n decrease of 1858 bales. The
stock in yard is IL, $50 bbls, against
1O,O25 bbls for last week. The sales
for the week were as follows:
Er;dov dSO hills at 60 OO nor bbl
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|
! ROSIN-The general situation o
the rosin market has exi ibited man,
changes for the better during th
week. The steady feeling which W
noticed at the close of our last, wa
maintained through the carly part o
| the week, and has steadily becom
! frmer, until the market is writer
strong, which implies that there il
| confidence steadily increasing N the
! near future. The arrival OF twent,
odd foreign vessels of large freightinG
| capacity has impaired nav life to the
MAJ ket and there have been severa
thousand barrels sold for the present
months delivery The new crop o.
| virgin rosin has made its appearance
Several small lots have been received
by Mcssrs. Wick & Mebane during the
week, but the receipts will probably
not reach any size for q month to come.
The general feeling is that prices are
about as low as they can reach
At the Exchange" this week the at
tendance OF numbers was good. but
there were not many sales made pub
lie on the door, several however trans
pired. In tie open market consider
able lots of strained were sold.
The sales for the week and the con-
dition of the market at different periods
Of the week as reviewed is rs fol-
lows :
Friday, strained rosin opened Quiet
with sales at 81 81; shortly after this
decline occurred q reaction took place
which was accompanied with an adj
vance Of 81 cents. The sales reported
were 7GO bbls. strained at 81 ST., and
I ~, L OF ole 4
new pale at s. 2 Dbl. Saturday the
market continued steady, and former
figures were readily maintained. The
500 bbls. Go, buyers option, April
at s. r. Dbl. Monday the market was
active and firm, and there We're large
transactions. The sales footing / ,0i5
bbls as follows 200 bbl5 strained,
spot, at 81 30, 1000 bbls do, buyers
also 90 bbls extra No. l at 50 so, aud
% bbls pale at s. % = Dbl. Tuesday
the market was strong but the views Of
buyers and sellers We're apart. The
former desired to purchase Mt the
previous days quotations while the
latter We're asking an ADVANCE
w euncSUay 1lle nafkcU cOnlln-
ned firm but there was a slight re-
action Of feeling sud the market was
not so strong as Tuesday. The sales
were 800 bbls strained, spot, at 81 80,
and 1000 bbls do, buyers option,
April delivery, at 81 90 Il bib. To-
day, Thursday, at the close of our re
port, the market continues firm at
S! 80 t. Dbl.
No. ,. No. I, PALEs and Extra
pALEs OF the above grades very little
can be written. No. . has been with
out sales and the latter have scarcely
a position in the market,
owing to the small transactions. 1t
may be written safely that the market
is steady ut the quotations given be
low.
The receipts for the Week 1912
Obls against 30, 053 blls for last week,
show a decrease cot 1871 bbls. The
exports for the week G,123 bbls
against G,001 bbls for last week, show
ilso decrease OF 2,&SI bbls. The
stock in yard is II, 1873 bhis aud afOat
3,07G bills against 77,T4S bbls in yard
md 900 bbls atloat for last week.
Tie following were the quotations
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CRUDE IURpENTINE.-I the
crude turpentine market the move.
ment has been fairly active during the
week, and prices were steady up to
Tuesday, when Hard and Yellow Dip
were advanced 10 cents. The receipts
have fallen Off very rapidly, and the
stock has declined to moderate pro-
portions. To-day, Thursday, the mar
ket closes firm at 81 90 for Hard. and
So 90 tor Yellow Dip. The receipts
for the week, 1915 bbls, against
12,21S bbls for last week, show an in
crease of S,303 bbls. The exports for
the week, 1913 bbls, against I'll bbls
for last week. show a decrease of 273
Dbls. The stock i'll yard is 1860
bbIS, against %, 2G3 bbls for last week.
The sales for the week were as fol-
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"a z &c :, G[paSEEsNA,EKs - OF
tts. sEzHpx'EIs COUNTY,.

MuuiI. CONSERVATIVE EN'TIvE COM
New IAHOvER County,
"aWrN@ToN, \. c., April ,, 1874. \
lIta Conservatives OF New Hanover
county are earnestly requested to ap-
uut Tov nshir Committees when they
slrrt toarnoint dele gates to the County
Contention. These Committees should
consist ii three to five members, with
m-or.ty to appoint subcommittee.
The NAME 81 the Chairman OF each
ruvr-aip Committee should be for
..rd.t promptly to the headquarters
81. tao County Executive Committee.
IN. H. BERNARD,
n.--.l.. Chairman.
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change has been mace II the rates OF
freight. Both coastwise and forriCn
berthes are unchanged. During the
week some 10 vessels Of foreign nation
atty have arrived. This ha, some
what relieved the strin2ency direct
brrths. For cnastwise shipments very
little produce is offering shipments
and r.stes are quiet. For last rates
paid see table below.
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sSi::tt vac zs.syt *. BE <.ratc.Es; for I.
Extract E'ro:si the ssiIrs GI Capt
$.:usSseII, Publish. Al III iI.s. South
Home.
AUGUST 18th, 1871. /
! :, i;:TuEEEHND JAIL. /

Col. CoDe L. Harris, of Raleigh,
cainc up to-day to call upon the MUIR
drIcrs, Govan and Columbus Adair.
He was exceedingly familiar with them
and laughed and chatted as freely with
them as if they were still Radical lead
CTS in their precinct, and not red
Hu!nITH Gs&asai,s2, stained with the
blood Of six innocent human beings
XII the nongroIs are very friendly
with TIE cut-throats. The latter are
employed as spies to watch the ku-
Klux prisoners and report our sayings.
Almost daily the Hon. jim Justice, or
some other Radical leader. has pri-
vatc interview with them Tor tle pnr-
pose Of hearing their report.
This day | succeeded in smuggling
into ODr room concealed in water me-
ons) foIr long hladed knives, which l
have distributed to men who Will use
them if Our brutal jailor should at
temptto cAaiH G2ty one If us TO TEE .fror,
is he tireatCnS
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Spirit Barrels, Hoop Iron,
Glue. Nails.
$40 new New Y0ri; Spirit Barra.s
1900 Buu@les Hoop Iron,
20 Select 2d hand SPIRIT Earr5tS.
10 RbiS- ristillcr's Glue,
80 Kegs Nails.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS * MURCHtSON
arril5 -
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.r.r & y co. '1t,,;i' III H. ny,
u.. .; ~ '.",h on j. fHi'l' lIG i'','
-. r lucy viii meet III Tie riinici.
M ''t,'l',i iI W .I me exercises 81
by IN ''', III f ''i,a ."f' !o'l" ., 1:
<..a', ',.' -, nom rev. @iF; i9iili
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T.. 81. 49, ~ spread -.
o.y'. ,', ,,.,, 'i,'e.I!ooh me t"'IhGli VIII
Ir,...,l '''''' y, "eiAoaS'fatlGn. when al
Kin -. ~ IN. me ,unicct OF temperance
a...r '',..iF :. 1scTF. H. II. y hit
t.sgn i ,;....' i;:.,,'5n' v, n. hH"n''fy'
.a l@ a, "7''. ,s,, to "oacI"lo with tab
-.., ',,''' ii''SF' ut m'rht. It is oy-
t,.I.Il ''la' Il large crowd viii lie in at
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: ;ii=i terisieRlf.

Cl,a rt wheat crop throughout the
heant o..e Se,tlon is looking green and
We'll '; :n The prospect for heavy
seaS seas - rarely so good at the present
'eaSoh as 1t IS now.
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'S'ract1-IE iracUiOuS Escape.
\ fearful outrage was attempted en- the
! line Of the VIII, Col. & Aug. r. r., on
friday night last. and nothing bTlt
a merciful Providence cJ,.il illc
saved an entire train, with its cargo of
| human lives, from utter wreck and
! disaster. AS the passenger train bound
| North passed Il point q few hundred
/ wards this side of Lynch's Greek, a
! terrible jar and the noise of the wheels
| jumping across the rails gave evidence
/ of tie danger of terrible disaster.
/ Brakes were whistled down, and as
! soon rs possible the train, which was
running at full speed, was brought to
a stand still. An examination then
/ disclosed the fact that Il rail, eiDhtCC''
/ .Jt|t tang, had been removed from one
/ side of the track, with the undoubted
intention of wrecking the train. For
tunately, the cross ties were near to-
! gethcr at that spot and the wheels of the
engine, tender and coaches had passed
safely over the chasm and at it's close
had again taken to the rails. Ibe
damage sustained was very slight, and
III less than an hour afterwards the
road was again in order and there was
no detention to the trains.
We presume that the railroad an
thorities will spare no efforts to dis
cover the authors of this attempted
outrage ard to punish them to the full
extent Of the law.
4 Washington dispatch says: GA let
ter signed by President Grant and
many distinguished persons has been
sent to Wendell Phillips, inviting him
, to lie liver a eulogy on the life of the
late Senator SUMNER, at an early day
In this city" This sounds strange
, when we remember that the last great
effort of the late Senator Simmer was
the delivery of an eulogyi in the United
t States Senate on Gen. Grant, which he
J will never forget nCr forgive.
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WILMINGTON MONEY MARKER

New I.ap0<cf County hOnls 40
years. dae (Gold fnt.). ...... 20
New Hanover County bonds, %
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.o<~sg,s .TIVE coz S'i'l CON
EENTIoN.

Txeruiiye Com. for 3D. Con. District
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To NEW ipEK.
Crmic Turi.cr,tine.