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Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
Counsy commissioners.

An adjourned meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners was held
yesterday morning.
Commissioner Morris was appointed
Chairman pro tcmp. during the alb
sence of Chairman Martin this sum
mer. Mr.. Morris was authorized by
the Board to sign warrants on the
Treasurer for payment Of county
claims.
JOS. d. Sellars, John Ellington, s.
p. Hand, Jesse Jordan and John Kin
ney were appointed jurors for the pur
pose of adjusting land claim at Lees
burg, the said jurors having been APP
pointed on report made by IL. a. Col
win, County Surveyor and Procession
er, and petition of James G. Murray,
Noah Murray and James Murray.
It was ordered that the contract for
the care of the sick and INDECENT at
the County Poor House be extended
with Ii. e. Scott in accordance with
proposition as modified May 18th, re
garding the erection of buildings and
other matters the contract to be
drawn up and submitted to the Board
for approval.
James d. Dry, in the Third Ward
of the city, and W. III. Waddell, ot
Masonboro, were excused from serv-
ing as Registers of Election and J. G.
Scott was appointed, vice Dry, and
John Ottoway, vice Waddell.
Application of Trustees of Holly
Township for authority to levy tax
to defray the township expenses, was
not granted, as the application was re-
ceived too late, the taxes having been
levied and the books being in the
hands of the Sheriff for collection.
Report of J. d. Rivenbank, John J.
Moore, John Boney and David John
ston, the jury appointed by the Board
in the matter of determining the
boundary lines of the land of Mrs.
Martha johnson, and the heirs of John
L. johnson and John d. Powers was
received, but an appeal was PRAYED
for and ordered granted on fling of
bond as required by law.
The Board then adjourned subject
to the call of the Chairman.
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JOURNAL - $: =
WHnlanHt0lassr 8,

AkDERs FOR PRINTING j - l.
ssess 1sFc Frempt ttention at tho
i souRNAL oF110n
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DI e D.

In this city. on the 1st instant of cancer on
the face, BRYCE WILLIAMS, aged 81 years
and months.
at Smithville, N. c., on July I'd, 1874, VII
LIAM e. CARR, formerly of Canandaigua'
New York, aged AZ years and month.
Canandaigua papers please copy.
In this city on yesterday, the Sd instant at
Az O'Clock Z. M, of Paralysis, Mr.. HEM kY
BREMER, native of Schiffdorf Hanover,
Germany, aged 33 years, months and days.
Xe-. r,l,r- afternonn. at O'Clock, of cholera
inIantum, j n Mrs WALL ER, infant son of
James w. and Caroline M. Robbins, aged
year and days.
Dear little one, the far Off gaze
That in your eyes would sometimes linger
Marked you as one whose sinless days
Were numbered by the Saviours finger.
You never knew, lost pet of mIne,
What passionate depth of love cherished;
How hard it was to disentwIne
MY clinging arms, e'en when you perisleh-
Give me no more, if bnt to die,
And these L havoc Saviour spare;
Teach me to be resigned, for l
Ask this with all the strength OF prayer
All, little one, it was not quite
In vain you died for still a leaven
OF old faith fingers and each night .
You link me in my dreams to Heaven.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
THE WEST.
A TIONS BY THE IN
DAMS IN COLORADO.

TRINIDAD, COLORADO, July S-Noon
Bands of Comanche and Apache In
dams are depredating thirty to sixty
miles southeast of here, on the Cim-
arron. They have killed two Ameri-
cans named Bnthe and Chase and
three Mexicans, and have taken one
Mexican woman prisoner. They at
tackled Mexican train yesterday and
fought I'll day, but We're driven off.
Up to this time they have stolen 400
head of horses Men and ammunition
are being sent forward as fast as pos
sibe.
Gen. Pope has been ordered to Use
one-sixth of the cavalry to force the
Indians back on the reservations.
ST. LOUIS, July S-Night. A letter
was received at Kansas, Mo-, yester-
day from A. G.. Myers. of Dodge City,
Kansas, stating that his Rancho, on
Canadian river, was attacked by Indi-
ans, June 27, and three men killed.
The Indians were repulsed, however,
and eleven of them killed, in three
hOUrs' fight.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
TRTRUTE RESPECT.

Alta meeting OF the Howard Relief Fire Ed
CINE Compan y No. 1, held at their Hall July
9Th 1874, the Committee appointed to draft
resolutions on the death OF MIR. Henry Bremen,
submitted the following;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty, IN
the exercise of His wise providence to remove
from our midst our friend and brother mem-
her Henry R-eD,nr, a"d q. siring to place on
r,.,l,, ou. testimony mas character, ana our
appreciation of his virtuesas q man ana cltl-
zen, it is hereby
Resolred That in the death OF our late broth.
er the Company fnourns one of its Oldest ana
most active members, one who never shranR
from any post any duty, but was Away
nromp pt and efficient, and who never failed 10
Tespond liberally to any call that the Interests
Of tbe Company demanded. .,
Rssoleed, That a citizen he was honest ana
ipdustrious kind-hearted and generous, lib
eral to those in need and ever ready to lenu
heIping hand to the sick apd suffering.
Resokred, That we sympathiEe with MS az
ficted family in this their sad fereaSement,'
and to that mercifui God, who does not WI,
Hngly affiict the children of men, we commehu u
them in this great calamity under winch they
are suffering. a..
Resoloed, That as a token of respect for the
emory of our deceased brother, We VIII Wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days:
Resotred, That copy OF these resolutions DC
sent to the family of the deceased and that they
also be spread on the Records of the Company.
a. ApRIAN, Chm'n,
W.J. BEHNAEN,
d. ID. DoscHRR, tr,oran,ittea
Z. DoNLAN,
las. MADDEu,
w. II. STRAUSS,
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

Stettin-Ger Barque Augusta Tcit-
gen-3,32 bbls rosin.
Hamburg-German Brig Germania
3, $50 bbls rosin.
Rotterdam German Bar1ue Mon
tag-2.O79 bbis rosin, 400 casks spirits
turpentine.
German Barqne Sirene i,0G9 Ibis
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Qll(iln'ilwton yourmM,
WILMINGTON, N. @:
FRIDAY. JULY 10, 1874.
PHILADELPHIA.
THE KIDNAPPERS AT WORK.

PHGLADELPHIA. July 7-Night--No
clue has been obtained yet as to the
Whereabouts of Charley Brewster
Ross. who was abducted from Ger
mantown on the 1st INST He is son
of Christian X. Ross, q merchant of
this city, and his family are in a dread
fn, state of distress. The abductOrs
are evidently hoIdjn" possession Of
tine child to e,htain 1t large reward.
Three hundred dollars has been of
fred. The father has received an
auouvmous communication, offering to
return the child for $40, eco. The
father has given notice in II personal
IN The Ledger, that he is ready t., ne
entiata to the extent of his ability.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
CUBA.
YELLOW FEVER AND SMALL
POX AT HAVANA.

New YORK, July Night A letter
from Havana, dated the 4th inst, says
that there is a great deal of sickness
prevailing there. Many fatal cases
Of small pox and yellow fever have oc-
CURED. Public places for vaccination
have been established throughout the
city. Business is very dull ,only about
SIX hundred boxes sugar were sold du-
ring the week.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
I IHIISItHY IVV
*City ID; TILED.
buyers option July.
rPJIDE rTpDENT rTrbr

buyers option July.
CRUDE TURPENTINE- re-
ceipts were larger during the week than
usual and some lots were pressed on
market which combined with other
depressing influences of dull and de-
clining Spirits Turpentine and Rosin
markets. created, .I,.llness in this
article which sellers We're unable to
overcome. On Tuesday, Hard and
Yellow Dip declined % cents and Nir-
gin 80 cents. On Wednesday, Virgin
further declined % cents and Yellow
Dip 25 cents. To-day, Thursday, at
the close of our report the market is
quiet at 81 for Hard, 81 for Yellow
Dip and s. so for Virgin.
The receipts for the week, 1,GS9
bbls. against 1882 bbs forlast week,
show an increase of E407 bbls. The
exports for the week, were 100 obls
against 80 bbls for last week and
the stock in yard and afloat is 1,G25
bbls against l 400 bbls. for last week.
The sales for the week were as follows:
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
GEORGIA..
ALEX. H. STEPHENS HEALTH.
HE WILL DECLINE A RE-ELEC-
TION TO CONGRESS.

AUGUSTA, June Moon re-
sponse to letter from a number of
citizens, Alex. Fl. Stevens announces
his determination not to be candi-
date for reelection to Congress on ac
count Of failing health. If he does
not improve during the present sum-
mer he will resign his seat in the pres
ent Congress in time for the unexpired
term to be filled at the same time that
the election shall be heldfor a member
to represent the district in the next
Congress. Mr.. Stephens is SO feeble
from an attack of rheumatism as not
to he able to be out of doors but twice
II six weeks
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
ELECTRICISMS.

A grand jury at Chicago has found
true bill against DIR. Earll. m abor-
ZIONIST, for murder in the first degree.
A special dispatch from Memphis
says the accommodation train on the
Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad
ran off the track and down the en-
bankment Saturday last, killing two
persons and wounding four.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
THE TURF.
SECOND DAY AT MONMOUTH
PARK.

MONMOUTH PARK-Second Day -
Belmont's Babylon won the first race,
time u seconds; Arizona won the
second; first heat 3:31, third 4:01;
Bonny Brook won the second, time
510!; Tom Bowling won the MOI
mouth emp by a whisper second; Ean-
som third, time 4 1922.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
The Comet.

The comet, with a tail extending
about five degrees in length, is now
visible to the naked eye at any time
after dark in the evening. It was first
discovered by Coggia, ar Italian astroD-
omer, at Marseilles, on the Eth of
April, and has been improperly called,
IN this country, Swift's comet. The
nucleus will move towards the South,
while the tail will increase in length,
SO as to bring its extremity gradually
north ward. On the 14th inst, the
head of the comet viii have reached
the horizon in the northwest at the
end of twilight, SO that it will not ca,-
~ be visible after that date but the
tail will extend nearly to the pole star
DOnatis comet had u retrogade mo-
ton and when the earth met it, and the
tail was most brilliant, 1t was placed
nearly at n right angle with the line Of
VISION. On the other haud, this comet,
whose perlhellon distance is very little
greater. coming just within the orbit
Of Venus, moves III the same direction
with the earth, and nearly with the
same velocity (reduced to the plane Of
the equatOf), III consequence Of which
the fail, winch Is now nearly at right
angles with the line Of vision, Will
gradually turn towards us, still appa-
rentiy pointing nearly IN the same di-
rectlOn. 1t viii be remembered that
Donati's comet was curved like a
soldiers plume, but Coggia's is now
and Will remain nearly straight, be
caTlse the curvature will be directly
from us, and therefore imperceptible
Another striking difference from the
tails OF comets generally IS that it will
be SO fore&hortenel as to be rcmarka-
bly, wide at the end.
On the 10th inst, the tail will ex-
tend far beyond the pole, and develop
q new characteristic, tapering off rap
idly toward the end. Within three or
four days after the 10Th the tail will
have become so expanded in the
of the pole as to till
large part of the northern heavens
\ ct 1T Will not be Il conspicuous object,
because it will be so faint as to look
rather like an immense cloud, or
new milk;-way, than what it really is.
BY that time we shall have solved the
question whether the tail is below or
Ias II radiated structure, or what is its
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
TWO PROMINENT CITIZ EMS
KILLED

CHARLOTTE, July S-Night.-The
Western bound train on the Carolina
Central Railroad collided with a Wagon
near this city, this, evening. killing
Albert Nixon and John Davis, OF Lin
coin county. The latter was about so
years of age and both were prominent
citizens
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
SPECIAL.


Ii you have this disease, Cotn,aen - tae
American pcoFe, vino cat % .aUch and 20
rapidly, dont gjNe ~, =: 't"si'J.r hecaa-e yon
have tried =. I,.;tnV remedies ittoub success
Get a hottie OF WADE'S L!E5.i: CuK!<t.t'
TOR. Mir. 4. =. .Tcrkin=, Iatc cI ,;cEi,erue,
y. e, nov ncar Company Sho!z. Noted tCs
his intelligence and great Integrity, 3saoumg
h-s numerous fri n1s III Fs> -rsl NoFth Care
Ina says, after long s3a'.cinG froTl n!e!*p-
si.. II had .irr s.u without nay meat than 70
ba without the Iivr~ i-nerectnr. - Ask -aur
Druggist, and take \" SUBSTITUTE
june I3 IfD-tIl
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
Wsy.MHNsaEGH MONEY MARAEC

CORRECTED DAILY BY Back oF NEW HANOVER
I. Il. GRANGER, President.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

J" AL. particularly invalids, spring is a try
tng StaSon. Indications OF sickness should at
on 4; bt. attended to. Fatal diseases may be
...tI~rG i,v allowing the bowei> to become con-
II iPat-d, and the stf III to remain in diSor
GcTe.t condition., until the disorder las time To
de vclop itself. An ounce OF prevention Is wor tn
,tI:f.d OF en- u, Is an old and truthful saying
Therefore, AL Use all " lIo tTC Ubled with
tie com plants now very evaient--headtch',
digestion, dIsuratrcd liver, want o. appetite,
nausea Or teveri>h skin, to take, without d~ lay
SchcucL'S Mandrake Pills. We know OF no
renedy 50 har mess and decisive in IT'S action
II at once strikes at the root of the disease and
produces Il healthy tone to the system. Pcul'ic
neye~ need suffer from anv disease arising from
.iieorieTch cond ton of the liver if they would
take this excellent med cine hen they teei the
first Indication cf tie ma!ady. Families Lay
ing home tor the summer months should take
three or four boxes OF these pills with them
They have almost All instantant OIiS effect
They will relieve the patient OF he1.tache
in one or two hours. and Will rapidly cleanse
the liver oI surrounding bile, and will e1teciu-
alig prev mt a billions attack. They are sold by
Al druggists. may Is N
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

>AAt'h'''- -
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-
has been little change in the leading
features of this article during the cur
rent week. There was some depres-
sion during the early part and middle
of TIE week and there was a decline to
30 cents, being reduction of 2 cents
on last weeks quotations., but when
the market reached the latter quota
ton there was n general eagerness on
the part of buyers to purchase, and
the market was active with large trans
actions. At the close of the week the
feeling is more buoyant and the mar
ket may be quoted safely rs closing
firm at 30 cents.
The receipts for the week 4, ,219 casks
against 535 casks for last week, show
n decrease of ] ,122 casks. The exports
for the week 2.612 casks against 4, ,32O
casks for last week, show also de-
crease Of l, 71S casks. The stock in yard
and afioat is 9,246 casks against 1902
casks for last week The sales for the
week were as follows
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

Victims OF Obscure Disease, seeking
safety and restored health, should use Dr.
Hcmbold's Extract Buchu. This article IL
Cttirinal and standard. 1t is, moreover, the
only preparation that develops the full value OF
Buchu as a diuretic. 1t is a perfect specific Tor
all diseases of the urinary organs in male or
female. Beware of counterteits and imita-
tions. which rnscrupulous men are endeavor-
ing to palm OFF upon Dr. HelElbold's reputa-
ton. Look for the Doctors signature on the
wrapper.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
RHODE ISLAND.
Suicide OF 4 T. II O NJ I n + n T
SOUTHERN PHYSICIAN.

PEOvIDEcSE, July S-Noon. n.-Dr. j.
II. Jennings, Il prominent physician OF
Nashville, Tenn, committed suicide
this morning at the Hotel nj Narragan-
set Pier His niece. Il daughter Of
Gov. Wise, was with him at the time.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

ROSIN-The retrospect of the past
week presents few, if any interesting
specialities to form review OF the
market. Trade has moved slowly.
There has been very little movement
in the rosin market and the general
feeling and undertone has lacked con
fidence inasmuch as all movement
for future delivery has stopped and
tho transactions are confined mostly
to the spot delivery. Strained opened
firm at 81 65, but nnder depressing
influences from New York and abroad,
became dull and afterwards receded
At the close there is very little i'm
proyement. Tie exports coastw!se
and foreign, as viii be seen below,
show a falling off, but the statement
of stock as compared with last week,
shows decrease of 10000 bbls and up
wards. At the Exchange this week
there was a fair attendance daily and
there were transactions on the floor.
The following synopsis OF the sales is
written OF the week:
Friday the market opened active and
firm and there was good enquiry and
prices we're well sustained. The fol-
lowing lots changed hands: 1000 bbls
(o) strained at o. Go; ,0a0 bhis lpl
GOOD strained at 81 rs; 200 bbls pale
and extra pale at $5 124 and 100 hbls
No 2 to low No. l at 81 w per Dbl.
Saturday being the Fourth of July
there was a. general holiday and nc
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

s'Horse-Men," and others VINO pIetehd Us
know, say that the following dlrecuons nau
better be observed in using SherfddnS CdodHy
Condition Po,odcrs: Give a horse tabiespoon-
full every night for "A week; the same every othII
night for or nights; the same LOT muSH S:
COW, and twice much for an OK. The addi.
tion OF a tile fine salt will be An advantage.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

TIL. .sGENTLEMAN IN BLACK, VINO Is
the tuteiar demon of dram-shops, as
s,1mes his sourest aspect when the
rapid progress of VINEGAR blrrEks IS
reported "down below" The People s
Vegetable Tonic is playing the mis-
chief with his b1tters fired with rum.
All diseases which those denlohac
nostrums aggravate, under pretense OF
relieving, such as indigestion, SICK
headache, constipation, rheumatism,
gout, and intermittent fevers are cured
SSr - 4w
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

No Other Medicine ever attained such
an unprecedented sale Helmbod's Buchu;
It's name aud fame are known everywhere; ana
it deserves its great reputation, TOR IL mas siil
doubted merit. 1t iswarranted to cure All nls
eases of the kidneys and the urinary organs
Heyare of counterfeits. Genuine has Proprle
tarv .tamp of Fl II Helmbold on ach bottle
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

TAR.-Wc report the market OF the
past week as having ruled strong and
bouyant iii tone under continued ia
vorable advices from New York and
other Northern markets, and good
export demand which has prevailed
here all tie week. There was no
change OF quotations, however, during
the week, and steady prices prevailed,
the enquiry being entirely as large as
the receipts, ana all offerings were
taken without hesitation at 81 50 per
bbl, at which figures the market is
firm at the close of our report.
The receipts for the week go bbls.,
against 291 bbls. for last week, show q
decrease of u bbls. The exports for
the week 100 bbls against 195 bbls
for last week, and the stock in yard
an,i afioat is ,3S2 bbls, against 1912
bbls for last week. The sales for the
week were as follows
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

Between Ourselves, Ladies-The
most inesti1nable of your charms is q pc: feet
certain to perpetaate that charm as the daily
use OF SoxodVnt
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

10 M w L DRk.
Crude IurpcntIne,
per hhl.
/ ar per hii.
Spirits iurprntine,
reI F.hi...-.....
l.oSin per hhi.
Cotton......per bale
Cotton 'tuD,iS. =
FlaxS|eii pat hush
Peanuts -
To PHILADELPHIA.
Grade rGIprntihr,
per bbi. i......
Tar per hhl-
Si.lrits frvreGtin9,
Per bhl.
EOSln. ht'i
I toffcn--.-.peT pale
Cotton Goods ''
Peanuts. Ter bush.
Lumber.............
To EALTINGEE.
Cru.ie turpcntine,
per bbl........
IaT,..-.-...peT bbl.
Spirits Turrentine
per bbl.
Rosin. per bol-
Gotta. pes bale.
Peanuts. Per bush
Lumber.
TO BOSTON.
Crude Turpentine
per bbl- -..,.,..
TAI .-.....pef bbi.
Si.ieits TRrpeptme
pen, Dbl. ........ .
Rosin. per Dbl,
Cotton. per bale.
Peanuts. ..per bush
Lumber.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

Hon. George Davis will address the
people at Kenansville, Duplin county,
on Tuesday, the 14th July next. Am
pie accommodations will be made for
ladies, who are invited to attend.
ISAAC 3. KELLY,
dEw til Ex. Committee.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
d&W til

The Emperor of Germany sleeps in
a narrow iron bedstead, with mattress
ses and pillow even harder than those
used by the common people III Ger
many.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

EEelInbOid'S RuChuis IL the great family
medicine foc diseases OF the kidneys and kind
red organs. Full directions accompany each
bottle Took out for countCrietS The gcnu-
inc has the private propri etary stamp OF IL II
Heimbod 1t - nat safe TO take asf+ 9th
None but thf genuine gC:sS:DEa-' ! ,hn +.
Henry, tstw York, sole A :','"'
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

d8tIISb '7IO 0tlIto TOl Itt''U "oCn.
The general Cotton movement for
the week was as follows 1t appears
that the total receipts for the seven days
have reached S,42S bales, against
1889 bales last week, II, 121 ba]es
the previous week and 1850 bales
three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first of September,
1873, 3, 736, $50 bales, against 3,49S, 2l9
Dales for the same period of 1872
70, showing an increase since September
], 1873, of 239, 6G3 bales. The exports
fcr the week ending, reach total of
7,f7S bales, of which G,G60 were to
Great Britain, none to France, and
5l3. to the rest of the Continent,
while the stocks as made up are now
239, ,427 bales.
The following are the official nomi
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10

ARRIVED,

July 2-Ger Brig Leo, Kroger, Bos.
ton, e esthau &c Westernnann.
Steamship Regulator, Wood, New
York, A d Oazaux.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Phila-
delphia, Worth & Worth.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, Baltl-
more, A d Cazauz.
July 6-Schr Only Son, Meader, (13
days. Philadelphia. with 800 bars
iron to O @ r W Co. Experien ced
heavy head winds.
Schr Thomas Van Glider, Van Gil
der, I'll days. Philadelphia, Harris 6
Howell, with so tons guano, 80 hhds
and 100 bbls molasses, 10 tons iron.
July Steamship d J Foley,
Price, Baltimore, A II CazauX.
Schr Katie Edwards, Moore, Tar
Landing, Edwards & Hall.
Schr Minnie Ward, Bloodgood, Tar
Landing, Edwards & Hall.
Schr Ray, Dennis, Tar Landing, Ed
wards & Hall.
Schr Gold Leaf. Moore, Jackson
vile, Edwards & Hall.
Schr Samuel, Jones, Swansboro, q
Boney & Sons.
Schr L G Knight. McIntire, Rock
Port, Worth Il Worth.
Schr Lucia Murclnson, Jones, New
York, Williams & Murchison.
Schr Hattie Turner, Hupper, Bath,
J III Chadbourn & Co.
Norwegian Brig Flaringo, Nesfeld,
st Briene, Il E Heide.
Schr Mary A Holt, Higgins, New
York, james Walker, with 272 paving
stones.
CLEARED.
July 2-Schr Hattie Ross, Farr,
New York, G G Barker & Co.
Ger Barque Augusta, Teitgen, Leick-
feldt, Stettin, G q Barker u Co.
July 6-German Barque Montag,
Stromstedt. Rotterdam, Willard Bros.
German Barque Sirene, Callies, Rot
terdam, E Peschau Il Westerman
Schr Idabella, Fischer, New York,
Williams & Murchison.
German Brig GeHmania, Nilmov,
Hamburg, Williams d Murchison.
Schr Lettie Well, Watson, Boston,
. q Parsley, ST..
Steamship Regulator, Freeman, Ne W
York, Barry Bros.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, PEila-
delpha, Worth Il Worth.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, BAL
more, A ID Cazaux.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
For Sheriff.

It will be seen that Sheriff A. r.
Black declares himself candidate for
reelection. This makes three candi-
dates in the field.
Sheriff Black, we understand, has
made an efficient officer, and is a man
Of intelligence and unimpeachable
personal character. We suppose he
runs independent of all parties.