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From ne Indianapolis JoHrHdL
The true nwardness of GOV. HENDRICKS
recent visit TO Saratoga undoubtedly was to
cons 1t vita the leaders OF the Canal Ring in
that State Tor the defeat Of lildeu.
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SYRACUSE, Sept. 8.-Attorney- G eneral Pratt
has engaged judge George +. COmstock OF this city
" assist him IN prosecuting canal contractors.
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- y,
under resolution of July 0, 1870 ana the same Is
hereby llquilatrd, with MS consent at amount
exceeding sl25 900 In full including his tervices uut
tn oompruoa OF the Foundation VI the towers 10 hlgn
water mars"
The reason for this action is not given,
and ON Nov. 81 we nnd the construction
account credited with $4,000 from KINGS.
LEY, but no explanation of the handsome
gratuity is TO be found on the book Of
minutes.
The "advances " for which the $4,000
under the fifteen per cent. resolution was
given to KINGSLEY had been repaid on
oct. 7, 1902 and Feb. II, 1870. They
amounted in all to $50, SO3.25 aud included
rs their chief item bill for lumber
amounting TO s46,O55.3l, which had been
transferred to KINGSLEY Il KEENEY by 4.
M. MAYHEM & Co., who, instead of render
ing their bill directly to the bridge COM
pany, collected il through KINGSLEY, so that
he could put it into his advances" The
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
10 From the Raleigh News
'Ehe ssnry Bill.

After prolonged struggle to cafry
a reconsideration of the vote by which
.the biF,passed the Senate on Satur-
day now goes over to the House
lurs the ransa aerati onsef that body. It,
may be too soon to predict the result
'of.wh4 win lalso generhte protracted
4lison sion m | that branch of the. Gen
eral Assembly. a
We, haEeEsaossint ntentienz OF offering
adviea ni$ 4sl ggestion to members of
that body, They mnst be free to act
upon the dictates Of their own CON
SCIENCES or Judgments. Legislators
are. naturally Eiealous Of Influences
without, attempted to. be, brought to
bear. upon thei actions, and rightly
so Tor trey are a1lswerable1 to the tri-
bnuaI Of themsow1i Convictions of duty
whether to themselves or their con-
stftuencies. S-?
We are, therefere, only usirg the
same right OF Independence which we
accord 10 them when we say that We
are not in accord with the measure.
Its motives and its springs of action
ars. reaai ly cofsSeived.s 1t 1sg only: the
otttcrrt- Of agony from an oppressed and
/ kpoyerty-strp-ken people looking for
reIi ef- by assanlting the apparent cause
Of their oppression. 1t is a response
! l,v legisIators'Gto a" popular appeal,
rung from every corner of the State
/ The true question is, not whether dis
| tressst xists. bat ,Svhether the ! remedy
tT9 Il found Id stringent usury laws
! Does yEel-f come by drying up the
very fountains of all commercial
ttransactfua.s PR sWill the people be
relieved by .crippling the capacities
4Fof titoseh through whom alone busi-
ness cap zbe. transacted Z. Granted
! that the banks grow rich by exor.
/ bibaut ,rahes sof interest on their
/ loans, that individuals accumulate
fortunes by greedy exactions for their
acol uulatIops. But strike down these
7FE'I.fc's OF resort to the imperative
demands of business, what becomes o.
! the man of business, the commission
merchant, the general dealer with
whom the farmer is so intimately anc
necessarily connected ..--.E.
T. sTldden haft must take place,
d dpad Y sfagnation. and then a mon
q ary distress that has hardly beer
dreanaed Of :,Ior money. there vii
bs'none in comparison to the demant
'uuless such as finds its way into CIR
}latiOn through evaslons of the yer.
law aimilgsto edntroIh.
But sht, matter is in the hands Q
d those who, whatever their action, ,spro
ceed under thes-]ead of sincere con
yictions, and we leave it with them.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
Consunp,Ives, Eake Notice.

every moment of delay makes your cnra
more hopatess, ard much depends on the ju-
dicions chGiee of a remedy. The amount Of
testimony in 1aver OF DIR. Sche ck's Pu,monfc
S5rup, AS cure tor eonsum 2tion. far exceeds
ali that can be brought 20 support the prefer
s'oIis Of any other me icne. See Dr. Schanck's
Almanac, containing tie certificates nf many
:pef-ons or eas big1est respacta b lily who have
been restored to health. after boing pronoun-
s:ed inenrahie by vaFsioi4ns OF ackroy edged
ability Scasnrk's Fus noEic syrup aIon has
enred many ss these evidences viii show; but
tet. eu5sts ott3nzeroinoeed by the ems!oz inent
OF tW" other remedies which Itr- SoiIenck pro
vid>s for the purpose. rhes- additional RENE
dirs-sre ',Sci!e.!eSs "+es Weed Tonic and Msn-
erake pins. Re tire timely use of thes. me- Il
ci"ss, according 10 directions. Or. Schebck
certifes that must any ras4 Of CONSUMPTION
may .e g RED = .--.
Df. schcnck Is pto 'essiUna!ig at his princi-
pbi oIfae, ra-r sikh anH Arch stree!S
Pi:i.adaiphia. every Aos.l y, where all tiers
f,r aigir'A mus b. -t,.1r..,sat
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49,.
MARINE.
ARRIVED.

Feb 6-Gern1an Brig Flora, Brink
mann 90 days., st Thomas, 3
Pesohau & Westermann.
Schr Gen Grant, Hawes, Cordenas,
E Kidder s; Sons. s..... ..
Schr Maggie Ellen, Littlejohn
Sagua La Grande. Worth & Worth.
Schr Mary A Trainer, Oskins, Nsw
York, Master.
Feb g. Steamship Regulator, Jones,
New York, a d Cazauz,
German brig Aradus, Ahrens, Bos-
ton, E Peschau & Westermsnn.
Ger brig Flora, Brinkmann, St
Thomas. E Pesohau & Westermann.
Schr Lena r Storer, Seavey, Orient,
Williams & Murchison. -:...
Schr Wave, Smell. Elizabeth City.
Williams & Murohison, with l, ,460
bushels corn.
Feb 1O-Steamer D Murchison, Gar
rason, Fayetteville, Williams E. Muir
Gibson. ,... .r.# 5-.E
Br Brig Nancy, Mcdonald, st
Thomas. Sprunt & Einson.
Schr Lena, Balance. Hyde county,
Lippitt & Go. s..r
Sohr E Francis, Chadwick, Hyde
county, Lippitt & Go.
soar Annie G Midyette. Lewis.
Hyde county, Lippitt & Co.
81. -=+ CLEARED. g..
Feb. 5.-Schr Admiral, Stilman,
New York, Harris & Howell, cargo by
Williams & Murchison.
Schr John 81 Converse, Plummer,
Havana, Thos Williams. ..
Nor Brig Rama, Lasen, Cork for
orders.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, Balti-
more, A D Cazaux.
Steamship 4.chilles, Upper, New
York, A D Cazaux. -,
Feb s-German Brig Max, Altman.
Hamburg, O 81 Robinson. -..
German Barque Vega, Gerts, Ham
burg, @ 81 King. -. ~s'
schr Anna shepherd, Terry, Aux
Gays, Hayti. Northrop & Cumming.
Ger barque Fear Not, Kutz, Stettin,
James Anderson & Co. ....... 81
Steamship Rebeoca Clyde, Childs,
Baltimore, A d Cazaux. -. .ir
Steamship Regulator, Jones, New
York, A D Cazaux. u ,.. f.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
aEisas H.@sAr.

a gentleman in this city, wiahipe p
for an improved breed. Of fowls, WITT
to party. in Aubrr1, n. Y. mrtlng
e'.qr'ries5as to the -Ege ~ bio cost. In
reply he reeeived< 4s.J JEstter from the
parry offering to sell HIM q trio of
fow Is for either $50. s75. ot8l0O. A
trade mas not yet baen mad. tho geu-
,le5naqn appiAi.gnot having beer able
to overcome lbs astoniShment at,tha
'iptsareht scsrt5sv Of eh.ckehs ia the
great State of New York. -
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
EXPORTS.
COAsTXIGH.

Bait NOR e-Stea,nship Rebecea
Clyde-659 bbls rosin, I27 casks spirits
turpentine, 142 bbls tar, 168 bales cot
tor, 29 do yarn, 10 bbis crude turpen-
tine, 10 cases tar, bbf pitch, 720
bushels peanuts, / pkg mdse, 2 boxss
PAPER. @'-.- -, "a
New }ork-steamship Regulator-t
], 1,274 bales cotton, 100 bbls. tar, 81
casks spirits tufpt, IS pkgs Shocks.
245 bags peanuts. 30 tbdls paper, 2
boxes pepper, 80 boxes cheese l..
New York-Schr Admiral, 900
bbls rosin. '2.fj 4'''''' 4
Havana-Schr John Fl Converse-
3, 800 cypress railroad ties. -, - ze
Baltimore-Steamship Lucille 20
casks spirits turpeutirle. 16O bales
cotton. 331 bbls rosin, l bb1 crude tur-
pentine, 4 empty kegs, 4 pkgs .mdse,
600 bushels pea nuts, 105, COO ships les.
hhds stems ,'.. -
New York-Sseamship Achilles
966 bales cotton, LIT bbls rosini
223 casks spirits turpentine, 100 bbls
Ftar, 1873 bags pea nuts, % pkgs mdse.
FoRE1GS, f.-ee[,I
Cork for orders-Nor Brig Rama
! ,665 casks spirits turpehtine. - :.
Hamburg Ger man Brig Max 2, 42al
bbls rosiii 'AIs t"i = - =
German Barqne Vega 3.227a 2277a bbls
stettin-aer barqae Fear Not
Aux Gays. Hayti-scbr Aanie
Shepherd 81, ,s24 feet lpmaber, tr jsS,4p0
| shingiee.sH .81'''' - ~ edit al j
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
rTaterJohn ~. Du.sHan,.

The Raleigh Nc7rS says The many
friends and admirers of Majot jGi!u
v. Dunham will regret TO learn tha'
his phvFi clans have decided II IPpcrs-
sary to a1npiltate his left leg, IL cen
sequence of the continued sntferIng he
has undergone: for large number OF
years, resulting from wounds received
III the battles around Klchmond 10
1862.
Major Durham has suffered to such
al extent as 10 greatly ita pair bis gen
eEtI system, ard We kaow we but echo
the seutimrnt Of Che public III wishing
him safe through the delicate opera
ton he is now called 1rpon to undergo,
aud 4 speedy return to. his labors III
connection with the -NC2rS.
In this connection We are pleased t"
state tnat, during -tha--Heee-@ss.fS seb
a@uce. OF Major Dunaaln trgm tilcs''
columns, ~aEIrave e6ghbtd Tho service
OF Col. john l., C9mec3p. IAf Efesenf
4tRcfpntcltfkc cf the fgoirGe hf' Repre-
sentatives and the popular fdItqE of
ule Hllsbiro RGcartlkf, nhn viii ron-
iitflbateto .ll4se :cShnia4 idhiEsj d o.
mencing upon his dntjes on Iue&d ~.
Col Camerou4. wields a fluent and
trenchant pen. and we congratG'ate {
the readers Of the -Nctrs ia having
Major Dnuhamfs place SO we'll and
ably lilted.. SIS
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
Don't EAIck. Hick. Cough, Cough !!

. Cough Is u symptom by which var
iOnS diseased conditions of the throat
bronchial tubes aud Inc9s manifest
Themselves. But whether it arises
rom the Irritation produced i'll the
throat and larynx by taking cold,
from All attack of Bronchitis, from in-
virient Consumption, Or from various
otter causes, nothing will allay it
moro speedily or cure t more p' rme-
lently than DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, Is does not mat
ter whether it be recent attack, or a
Lingering cough, the Discovery is in
efhaer case equally well adapted for
lie relief and permanent cure. La
fact,. it vail cure a cough IN one-half
the time II ecessary to euie it with any
other medieine, and it does it, not by
drying it up, but by removing the
c clnse, subduirg the irritation, and
healing the effected paris No time
should he lost III commencing the use
of a proper medicine FOR the relief of
a cough, for unless this course is pur-
sued, serious. and dangerous diermse
Of the lungs is liable to result. Gold
- Medical Discovery is sold by all
dealers IN medicines.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12

:, IT 1sUsrnrsss TO ArTFMPrr to cleanse
q stream while the fountain is impure.
.Dyaenpaep, eamplaiaisaof i,. the sas1,,a hysr1or
bsaasGass fssas p;s shB blssa 81 sts = o.ss
moved by Dr., rs,.,YN Y4kH1KEgga 4kH1KEga QAtlESfsnaa .t ES,aa
andI reuovaxofA Aof othe system. ~ has
;seosT Seen knoau,s to fail. 4w
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12

smo..ser Cnnr,n,teE.ranin

Messrs.- Hettenacsfs 81 HashaekhE
whoiesaleaand re+sff @gfSters insthis,
city, have recently established = q
branch. of their business ia, Charlotte.
Nc. Has1sgsa. thet1i1fai f1melnb Der of
the III N, is nov in Charlotte III Charge
Of the i,tsw esta bIislm"nt, but wi44-be-
relieved III a few w8s ks by: IAIr. Hot
tendorf, the ohject being TO take q,
turn abous" oc .asiouaiiv. IA; .
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
Cleveland banner,

b "a .-..rsa
aEy and t5e first Of ? : brgGty IS,3rSS will re-
su me til e pEbiieatigrt CT inc LILY Et%AND
EAENER,,' at shetey< niiing Aus Asf mex
pred terms Of slbscTI1srs whS hAsorsA0. ad-
ssrfising contracts e IL tI;4 i rs 81 tss4msl!
With old T. pc, as ~ 81 einre ssse Sfse Afse to
the pnbiic farge e f2l5HspitA1 Y 4 ! II 80 AAs sptire
sabscI iptiOu pries cf 81 as s'ysas q h2 t,r
six months; 81 cents for 5tkExs BaGtnz.i
= sefffterH TO strive 70 tffe rtIa|sx tOFQhak
ths -ontsT prise . PTAnd &sr e}4s4. . SessiSg 70
the e unity as- i1on ensatAe trdsA 1shsP8 tide
TO cry cItttea q III f9s+ ~ gid os
van R co.. g scfsoi sIss ,a,i al oT,se
con1 ,epf thai wess,j II see ttrrsad Isqss1
Tss sfS1sTa 9fFa III H ~ ssps,H sse,.
Ry being tae eeSzspliteImfaa-fssa 90 a99!f feT''
wifi Z the best 4dYerIi aig& 80 d,4o HoA of
aa als sa "a " ss fs . I I'll SIT !. r.s ,ss
basipess4 Ipep-to. tbs Raarisas a. ssz5szN tis-
ing red.ith ah6 il5 n9s' resFe
?, We,shi give all the 1se zs 9axdKeGHA% With
the times II eYssEy resf5' ,lhsst |.ebeus5Nna1t.
:, isssa a't TT Ho Yb,s4faa efffa sst eek
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
= gcas2p 1E.ssHce sDEsT.

Theo, N. Ramsey, Esq lectured t"
a large aaldience a6s.Abbottsburg Mon
day evening. He left home more than
month ago and has delivered up
wards of thirty LECTURES and initiated
"a large .ntnber on, men, women aud,
children into the Order OF Good
demplars. He reports the order IN
nounsfnug condition along the Caro-
ana Central Railway. AT Abbottsburg
he organized a Juvenile Temple FOR
me young people with the following
officer: z". - .tt
Mrs J W Wallace, Superintendent.
d Y Bush, c.
>- Mrs b A GurganHs. V Z.
W + Faircloth, P T.
J. MIIovln, G.
Miss H A EiweH, s.. .s@4
sae Mss LYDIA Brew. RHS. -t->
e.. Mss Sailie NJ Smith, L Fl S. -, '.,...
MISS Lota Wallace, Sentinel.
40 Robt Gurganus, o G.. : 'es-....
N r ssrtse se; - asf'f''-'< fi.'o- g
1S6haF's:: s->.'<
- !. ssaaB 14hs.ssAz M
Eeifie tgPw asA NJ /. .,sSs,ss :, !. = - AZ
zsKssia Rssss o. 60
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12

we understaEd that tie who1ping Is
qnlfo pTeYefc fcnt n the tow: around Es-: but
t4aF no tases have proved fatal. Some
is1llics use nothing but JonnS0n's AnOdyne
i-.p meet oaf Doctor, however, saws little
n'.cac. to produce vomiting, Rou!d be an I'D
yant4te.
There are more than one thousand different
sii'dsei pills rtha United States. some or them
are %orthl'S - and in njuTio;:.S others are good
ahi behenciaI. Old i'r. t-aTScus III nted tho
sest antl-biIous ill we ever s.w or heard OF
Ifiies are Eo!y soid under tie name OF Parsons
tur2ative Pills.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
EE
nfED.L

At lis home. IN Saylpson co2nty on the 26th
/ nifs, 7EIf3M "A AslB!iT >ON, IN the 49th year
OF his age k-eG
The deceased was a cnpsci =ntiou=. scrupu-
Ioussy h9Dss5i and--uFit ghs m4a through his
life; and ty ais relatives and intim ate friends,
who eniv kne = him wAIt. his loss is 81 cereiy
iamehtsd iSI tibi terra Eesis. Con-.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12

Are not spi'ier than the aroma which the fra
grant SHZoDoNT imparts to the breath Nor
tie heaFEof the ivory nut winter than tn e
teeth ta-t are cleaned daily with that match
less in Il. .
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12

r~hSPIRITS ~e.TURPENTlhE.-
,was quite a an active tradeein spirits
t;turpeatihe during the early part. Of
toe e-week. and holders were gensnaf in
asking fun, figares, a,as later IN the
week the market .yieIded TO- p rWeaker
feeling, a. end slaas tRep.sths a1epa hass a
ttM9ftsa a..wAsa.tpo Sales loWor.. than So
cents. Today, at the close, the mar
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
nj OELLAEROUS.
CANNED GOODS

'Tonates Cara, oysters E.no-trr7, d" bor'ts-
herr i-s- NIx"d Tic-t, S. Fr-1dv fe4rl -,
chow --hCw. V.lr scr anc5. atz IN, NJ. k,
Preserytai Pc; c-. : aud ears BY -reauer TO-
ii :. GRANT < IliNTO+,
Commi sinn Merchants ami Graco-s.
Ee II Ia d.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
SPECIAL.
The Gales of Arahx

If you want a wide collar, wear the War
ck. Ask any trst-class furnisher for IL
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12
COMMERCIAL EPITOME =.

I : COMMERCIAL ESITOME--The
I volume Of bnsiness in general 'Tner-
| chandlze and ,predues this week has
been fair as will be seen by reference
to our review below, bat tie markets,
have been more or less disturbed by
the violent fuct ctuatiohs III the gold
premiun,7 and trade movements have
been somewhat restricted in conses.
Auences La our local market; the Usury
law, which is now pending before the
) LegIs ature, rsnas had u more or less
disturbing influence upon trade. Meet
ing have been held, memorials have
4 beer drawn and signed by our leading
merchants. and the Chamber of Com
merce has sent a Committee to Raleigh,
20 pray the Legislature not to pass.s'
SUCH law, az it is' believed it will ne
the rninat,on of business enterprises
within the borders of our State The
moaey market has been disturbed by
theinfluence OF thishilL anu.by the fire:
tuatiODs in the gold preminln men
toned above, but taking INTO consii-
Grafton these draw bacas, trade has
b4en about as active during the week
a. could have been expected under the
circumstances, and at present the IN
dicatlOns are favorable for speedy
revival of business activity. Our re-
sumo of the weeks business in naval |
stores and cotton shows that the for
1Cer has been unsettled, bat that ib- |
latter has been finn and better pricas5t
were paid.
The foreign and coastwise exports |
Sor the week (to say nothing OF the
of molasses, guano and coai} I
have increased very materially iii vaIu- |
alton over last week, and the sbfp- I
ments as compared with iast week |
Were as follows: Cotton Bill bales Il
spirits turpentine 2,33l casks, .rosin !
40 987: bbIs., crude turpentine 81 bb!s
tar Az bbls.. against 2,456 bales t
ton, 155 casks s pifits tnrpelltine, 1925 I
bbls rQsin, s4419 -bb1s ornde tarpentne.
and $50 bhls tar for last week.
= Foreign freights are firm. The sup I
ply of tonnage at ifand Is not large and
vessels are wanted.
The, chief featul es- Of the market and
'he' tehasigss of TBrice OF most of th"
eadlng products and nlauufacture for
he week were "a follows: 80
yGOTEO NJ Tho 1hi CHER 5prsslium of
,old shd theirta}orts Of a snort crog,
Ias served to stItntlate- the prices o.
his staple during tue week and, the
he higher grades have been held aE +:
u Advance Oh q1Gfatl lOus.rx 4 EnodGr- |
taly aaet ire s|6emaRdS exisse q during
considerable part Of the past weeh
ID te if lasSbeen 1aet by holders rather .
reely and III some cases of purchase
+ Hhe lower qn4l4ies sligat cousesci n
ave been affected but she high grades
ave. been firmly held at tire outs,d"
uoGatiops. A. the close the narke
! steady with Quotations. below mid
ling advanced about cent and {
Dove about / 10 mt on our fofme
avlew quotstions. The sales for
le week as far rs reported foot NJ {
The receipts for inc "<rD..t ~ I
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12


Au!c-w Johnsol / Is the fret ex.
President Who has ever been elecaed
>3.rlatcr, and ~ the oiIy ex-Preslde1lt
nov living -
The Charlotte Obserrer- says: The
Spring races. on the track Of tie New
Fair Of the Caroliuast viii be largely
.ttt.s. tl;.d. Tie 60 n4nli6tt-e have swr2j-
ten to the leading Lorsamen Of ti1e.
c,uo4ry. and most have fcsposdtd
tlagtney w3li 4s,spege, Nj b ftef4iuest
laa+1ct. The races here come OctWeen
tI,,sss at Baltimore and New Orleans;
thay herln or the 18th of May, and.
e1ntinue Through to- the 9lst. 1t VI
be- Il big occasion, and many people
viii be here. "-as' ~r@'
The Fl lis boro Recorder says; a new
railroad scheme of vast Ihtcrest to-
many Of our readers WAS passed
I 'tbrough the House of Representatives
on Thursday last. The uew road is
! desigued to connect tie regions o4 the
! Gav,s Fear. beginning 1T Egypt, run*
t tnit}r through Chatham, Aiamapce,
/ ,'a.W..it. RgckiDg gi,am, aud ,ternlli at
ting at Dduville Ituunipg Ia ralei
: with Uaw i{lyer through the long lis
.:,llce. oi is tine " At : .rJNsi. - MS
up !, magnihceat prospsc CT for the de
/ ve.opment OF section hitherto Sc
! c!uded from the Fmorez aefiEe woriG,
/ and supplies a need which mas only
prevented The region from bong re-
! eardpl as one Of the most valuable III
! lie state. As to the ultimate con>trnc-
! ton OF the road, we think there can pe
/ no doubt. The Baltimore ) OHIO Han
/ road have deep interest IN the exten
sion OF Their reads, now finished e
Dauyiile. aud will gladly Tse1ze the
! opening thus made.