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Ene Confederate Flag.

During orr evil war, the sever
s. ded States ns"d az first distinctive
State fig IL March, 1851, the Con-
federat.. ConGrl.~s adopted the soctIled
= t.,la {. j bars composed of three
horizontal bars Of equal width, the
middle one white, the others red, with
Il blue union containing niJe white
stars ARRANGED in circle Th re-
! sem Diuuce # this to the 'tstars and
stg.Lcs' led to Confusion anl mistake
: III the field; aud in Septembet, 1851,
u battle dag was adopted, It red field
Z charged wIth blue saltier, with a
narrow border of white, on Which were
| displayed thirteen wnlGe stars. In
1868 tho "stars and baIs" was sup
planted by a flag with white field,
/ having the battle-fag for union.
! The flag of 1868 was fould deficient
in service, it being liable to be mis-
taken for flag OF truce and on Feb
ruary +, 1865. the outer half of the
field beyond the union was covered
with a Hertical req bar This was the
last flag of the COafederacy -App5e
/ to,,.- f,3.r,,;.rst7 EJycIl1fpyJi1
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- .EsY sEIss1EEuGl -

Can there b. fonnd ~we,tcr, dearer
wU1l> o i tn /. loving wifi, than
thts< =, ~ y hu~DaAn?' lie Is her life,
her wor Il, without him existence
would be I dreAry b auk. Should ad-
ver~rty aud tii~4rnc" ,lurheu ms ualo",
sGa hat lows tim t. Q Ilure for IN,
suif~r,ngs. No music is sweet I L,
her ear dian tis W-'c0ale st'p and
voice. NJ plc,nre tntt hangs OH nerl-
org's wal, llo beautiful than her
bridal eve. when she vowed t. love,
honor and obey him. Ter idol, her
souls worship. she wou',i not wish
the wings Of time t" pluck from her
memory one woId OF love, ~ All act OF
devotion from him - her, all no. SIS,
priz-s them more than eattl's riches.
STE Wuult nu5 wish TAmc's hand tu
twine one gar-a'.d rouud her brow,
tllt was uusharpd by him Her love
>..r-uI3 beyond herself ard Reaches
r., into in nr'hy. SAr pictures him III
IT,, Ii. Il ..Hr led and iufrtn, lin
= trg on t.te ~':"r--, { time, awaiting
To- 4 { Is i cd sun -, 70 Witt his
n: No. / -oni T. '3.e IsS,Dt1 If the
IT. y sre Ia I.,>s c."ae ti'eu. OF
! gtow 90 %? No, II grows brighter h"d
| btIa nttI, Huili size, too. joins her iov> {
! one, Der husband, III tie lana where
/ ali is love. Joy, peace and happln sss.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

His >nti wIlstiiugcy, Judge Cloud,
appears t. have been drawing pretty
heavily on liz Vocabulary OF billings
gate from the way Brother Mathes
goes for him. The ". stern Sc"tjeal
says
sd, IS, Ours, spsniels. Wheips,
Liars. are few Of he choice epIthets
bestowed upon editors of newspapers
ut Lexington Court, on several { ces-
81 ,n-. last w~eA by Jonn III. Cloud,
t..a5 political excrescence of SIN and
corruption who dIsgraces the beach OF
the Seventh Judicial District. These
epithets are bestowed oy a Judge VIC
has srent ten dollars for whisky
where he mas spens one for law books,
q man who has grown hoary III sin.
ar d whose Whole path way through lie
is marked with the evidences OF his
immortality and debauchery."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05
Gautionto ~porIsmen

At this season Of the year large
pumber of serious, aid sometimes
fatal, cunning sccidents are sure to
occur, ard a word of admOnltlOn Is
therefore not out of place. Most CT
these accidents happen through the
premature discharge Of guns, the ham
mtrs of which are raised. the discharge
being the result Cf the pressure OF a
tNig OF branch against the trigger.
Too much care cannot be exercised
by epurtemen in this particular Ii
necessary to raise the hammer the
triggers should be protected from
cont Il with the bushes and twlgs to
guard against the possib iilty Of acct
cent. 1t frequently occurs that acc :
dents happen from firing at game be-
yond Which and ia range some person
is concealed by intervening shrubbefy
from the vision Of the sportsman
Ordinary pre- caution, however, ought
to be sufficient to prevent accidents Of
this class. Let our sportsmen be
more careful in handling their pieces.
Ii they will use every effort to prevent
premature dis charges, and always
make sure when they fire thai there is
! nothing but the game in range, fewer
distressing accidents will happen.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

TAR. Without change of quota
tons during the week, there has been
good enquiry for this article
and exporters have taken the daily
receipts. The market at the close is
steady at 81. 40 per Dbl. The receipt
for the week were 3S4 bbls. exports,
$50 bbls.; stock i'll yard and ahoat
953 bbls.
ROSIN There has been an increased
demand for resins of all grades during
t. week over the week preceding,
owing to the better facility offered
buyer in freights. The movement in
tined and the lower grade has been
large and it is a gratifying fact that
prices are firmar aud that the market
appears to be ou very solid basis.
! Futures were more active this week
| han for some time past and considera-
! bic transactions were made for the
| forward M ,ntha A. the close to day
| the mat et il firm at he quotations
below. The sales for the week were
1000 bbl- strained at Sl55 S1579
! 00Si60, 500 bbIs T.. aud at SEQ l6j
| mlSO aud 600 bbls G. to \ at 2l2! t.
{ s. per Dbl.
The receipts for the we k
13,U8l bbis exports 8, 430 bbIs. Stock
III yard and ahDas II, S47 hbls.
The following are the fficjal q1ot l.
!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05
As&IsLant Marsh ais,

Mr.. B. Harriss Northrop, Oh EFF Mar
shall of the Fair, has made the foil w
ing appointments Of assistant mar
shalS:
Mem Han0cer-W. r. French, J. T
Nets, a. Adrian, Walter Coney, B.
GIeaves, O. A. Virgins, J. w. Lamb
Geo Leiber, T. Il. Smith.
Btaden-Jo Mutt, jr., Maj. T. D
Love.
Brttnsecich-O. MGR. Holmes.
COI1tH1bus-C. D. Baldwin.
RichmOnd-M. Fl. Russell.
4n2On-L. L, Polk.
Jai0n-James F. Payne.
CttmberIdnd-J. G. Haigh.
EdgccOnaJG-J. w. Gotten.
Wake p. F. Pescud.
NuriO3,-Jamt Stackhouse.
-NeckI9tbtug-W. H. FL. Gregory.
FcndeJ-R. P. Paddison.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

There was renewed 'se,ze
Yesterday upon the parties who were
.'short' Of cotton and ind for October
delivery, aud, what is little remark
able as a coincidence, the pound OF
middliug upland cotton aud the pound
Of W. stern steam lard We're, after
Change, quoted for this montn at
pr, cisiy the same price WIS IA
cents. while for November delivery
both sod It 133 t'3 7l6 nts. Iht
difference between the pr'cc for Oc
! tober and Novrm ber Will only par6l -
| ly Il us.rat4; the Influence OF :he O.. :
! ners" winch the bui! party hav" gu
c7eIs,i III fixing. for bile COT Oh - {.
at ~ c, ats for Oo,Ober, II WAS = ace u
! at 49, cents for ID, cember, or full!
tnts loss; while lard, which is quoted
at IA cents, could not be readily sold
at over IL cents for Dec mber, or
cents less. lie ,artie-s to those cor
pers are. however, in crnlcat posi-
ZION, for they may not be able to atand
I'D under tn heavy bad which, with
! the end Of Ort;,br', NY come upon
them. aud III tiat case sharp d. clue
could with difficulty be avoided
NeaU York World, 27th.
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Newspaper for sale.

A valuable Newspaper, with type,
presses, and all other fixtures, loo ted
in thriving town in Eastern n. c.,
is offered for sale at bargain. Has
a good circulation AMI a steadily IN
creasing patronage. The Editor. OF
this paper will put any one nearing
"business" in communicat o. with the
proprietor. 3t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05
How 80 5tlCuisIIe Interests. and
what Ii Will DO.

Tie following rnles are SO simple
and SO true, according to all business
usages. that every banker, broker,
m"rchalt Ct clerk, should post them
M i"r reference. There bcirg no
such thing IS a fraction in 1t, there is
scare II any liability to error or mis-
TAX, Ey 10 other arithmetical pro-
cess can the desired information be
obtained by 50 few figures;
Sin Per Multiply any given
number Of dolIals by tie number Of
days # int,1ezt desir, d; separate the
right ard figure ana divide by six;
the result j., the true interest on such
sum for .ueh lumber Of DAYS at SIX
per c,at.
E.r0r PR Cont 7!uftiplv any give n
amount for the humber of DAYS upon
which it is desired to ascertain the
in,.,. ,;o
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05
G, EES,,er Survivors.

Tie following commute Will wait
on tie cltiz4ns to day to solicit sub
scribtIols to entertain the gallant de-
Tenders of cd Fort FISHER, during
their very brief stay iu our city. 1t is
hoped that they will raise a snug
amount that will. enable them 10 show
ethese veterans thai Wilmingtonians
most fully appreciatetheir deeds. oftht
past
The committee consists of the fol-
lowing gentlemau:
Captain M,thew P Taylor Chairman
Col. j Hedrick, Maj JAS Reilly,
Col Roger Moore, Major d J Devane
NJ M Katz, A Adrian, Captain H q
| EIanner.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

Cotton business OF Wilmington
The JOURNAL calls our attention to
the fact chat the rece pts at the port OF
Wilmington since the 1st OF September
have been 10, go against l., C63 ba es
last year, an increase Of 1887 bales.
We are gratititd at this exhibit be
cause It coLfiIms cur belief i'll the
growing importance of Nilnlr gtcn
and e. cCnrrges tie idea II at it Is TO
be the great Atlantic seaport.
We did not intend to give Whining
ton the shake when we spoke Of Nor
folk. The two cities can be spoken OF
without any suggestion OF rivalry.
Norfolk gets it's supp les Of North
Carolina production from section
which is totally detached from W.
nington, and we are glad that there
is such a place as Norfolk to supply
such a wait. Wilmington hot only
controls a great pant Of the North Car
DINA trade, but she stretches out her
arms to the far South and West.
The Mars will probably be rc1 re-
eented at the Fair to see some If tie
fine sights the Journal prC misses fol
the delight Of Woodson.-RdtefgA
| Nctcs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

So to $50 e. Al Gases e s Of ao Eaa's
pe pile OF both sexes, gcuag and Old, make
more money at work Tor u, ia their own local
ities during their spare moments, o. all the
time, than at anything else. W. offer npioy-
ment that will pas lDT. ts0 nelly fur overy hoar's
work. Full paTticui4-E, terms, etc, sent free.
Send US your a tdre5s 1t once Don't delay.
Now is your time. Don't look TOR work or
business elseW here, until YOU have learned
what we offer. G. STINsoN 81 Go, Portland,
Maines may 2o-Izt-0&W !.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

A LBFMARLE TIMEs-weskly, at Wind
IN 80 per amman P II. Winston, ed,-
tor. Democratic in politics.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

w LSQk PLAINDEALER-R. W. SIN
w SietaIy, editor, WeeLiy,at 81 90 year
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

THE SOUlHERN HO3IE-CharIo.te. ID.
Il H. Hill, editor and proprietor; X. a. Shot
yell, associate editor. Weekly, 50 a year.
Democratic in pC,itics.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05
53liIn,iinqto11 3cllrns(''
- commissioners.

"cn.o,y mmi>si"Hsr>.
r,, Roard of County Com mission
IN reeu ar monthly session last
eE' :rat9 O'Clock; present, J. G.
eTSI ,sr chairman and Commission
M ,ris vanAmringe ana Nixon.
w lrpfication Of G, W. McCiammipe
ayr ayr that the double pol!-tax OF
e,N Ir p.aree, and z,ck Taylor. of
J, ao+ Township be RENTED, was
,.oli,stions from the following p' r
raoew their license to retail
w. limos qrors in the ely of Will
~-on were granted VIZ :
~ Rr.m4r, X B Scarborough, A.
. ~ z7au F " Meyer, John F Hiue S.
c C.aymeyer, August Durne
80. w Col ins, T. Jones, Nation
L I1- T G B,rnitz, Richard Leigan,
L., Henry Hntaff, J H Grotg n,
a.. II ,i~afgeu, Ed L SUDDEN, H Hal.-
,,u Y.adervecht. VIM UIdrich
ST. Koch Holm c K.ch. JOHN d
Dozer
nh. assess m,-ut On the property of
c.p E,r.,aa ordered to be reduced
..,n IS q to S2S7.
l'g-' ....n.t.,,, of lanes " CRAIG
.,,..o If the School Ccmmit.e, of
ill.,, T,vnsLip was accented
,r,.li.I Hollis was appointed 10
',.r,c.nc,.
,,.r..st.oa # /. L. Black referred
-. r,,,,re Committee with power
..,..ofI n Sv,1n raFarrod
49,. E.,.,...4 Committee.
- r. + r,nb's taxes on real e.
IL. ,....ue,d from s.. 2GO to 81
~,
r,. p ri tLan a5iourna5 snIi-ct
..i.,,f, ,. Chairman
Fe"d"z '""'''' '"'l' IN '>>i"'ers'
The Beard assembled III regular
mou'u.y session ye~t'foay at South
Washington Present the tour Com
missto""r@ ..f"Hc''' Murphy Shaw
and 3cM n '2
Tire "ult, al Jtmes Is. McPherSon,
Tx Collector, was passt Il upon and
ordered TO be reg at"rt d,
Jh" GO mmlite" q he foard onroadS
and hr,dgr- asked for further time to
r port, Which WAS granted.
\ greatrr part OF the session was Ia
ken Uf ia revising the jury Iist, in
preparation for Superior Court. to be
held Oh the third Monday IL Decem-
Der
Some action was taken on the Ie
ports If snudny persons relative to the
poor OF tia county.
HI" Board took into very serious
Consideration the question OF edUca-
tlnn. Commissioner Shaw thought
thLt 1t was - b. deeply deploreI that
Tie cHuuftn Oh Tue county were grow
ing up in a state Of ignorance. 1t was
idle to talk Of hiyhcr edUcatiOn when
tie large majority of the children were
not able to acquire he rndiments of
even business education. Every ef-
fort should be made to offer facilities
t. this end, a, least. IN the meantime
it was absolutely necessary to watch
closely the final cial condition of the
county. The county was now IN its
inlarcv, and it behooved the present
b ard to keep it out OF debt, so as to
maintain its credit. When it had es-
tablishcd a distinctive character there
would not be so much risk in lending
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

UTILSON ADVANCE-PeIrv G. Williams,
w editor: weekly, at 81 year. Demo-
cratic In politics.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05
.NEWSP.EPERS,

THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND, Published
Il az the Oxford Orphan sYlum. Weekly,
year.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

THE EEANELIN COURiFR-Louisburg,
L n. c. G, ). Baker, editor and proprietor :.
Ne5ky,a s. per aanum- Democratic in poll
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

"HE = ANViLLE TIMES. This is a DEM
Il o ratio WecklF L per, established in 1865.
hRvin an extensive circulation IN AL the Vir-
gina ami n rth 5araliut counties around Dan
vile. Price, - a year, = ior six months; 50
cents or three months. Specimen copies for
wArded upon Application. Address I. kouldin
editor and pro tietCr.
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Por tIand yo.:.1.1 Il {.

Also, Roman. Keenc's and p ian, for walks
cisterus. r. IndatiOEs stables. cenars bridges,
r ser voirs &c. Remit TX cents postage Ior
practical UTe&tise on 80 n.eate'
ST.. vi EECHANT & CO.
"a South IT New York.
-aIre IL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

THE CAROLiSA HOUSEHOLD MAGA-
i ZjNE-GO 'dshoro. Julius A Hontz, ed
itnG. Monthly. at :; year, Of the finest
literary works J.. the oUJa-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

HHRLSTIAN ADVDCATE-Organ of the
~ Metho5ist Church ia : ortiI Carolina IRA l.
eIgh, n. {. Rev. J. Il. B0bbitt, editor and
proprietor. One We ir y -.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

EtAROLINA Observation-Disclosures :,
~ Mondays and ThnTSi - at isoitsboro,4 )
year. j. a Bonitz, editor and proprietor
DE IN 0cTatic in politics.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

i@dy. who had Oh her upper lip
19'o1l1'e'hin3 approaching Il mnstache,
l"te'y called OH an officer and nis W fe.
~H-'He merry little boy happ nt d 20 be
prs nj st the ii e IN the course OF
Conversation the little fellow irun!red
s "T2t he must do to get hair on lbs lip.
-. ny, rub it against papa's," was
.he reply. Ca" he said, sis that
'ne way Miss got hers?'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

q negro named Joe johnson was
s;,oo ana killed in Berue a few nights
f f,nce while engag. d in stealing cotton
rnoln Inc warehouse of MIR. N. d. Nor
asn The shooting was done by ane-
&c the time. '-o MUSE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

HHAELoTC'E DFlFe.RAT-Wiliiam j.
~ Yates. editor ana s.oP:.ator. Weekly at
s. 90 per aIsuum.5
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

"ASHINGTON EJHO-washington. =,
w e. Granger, Ell CT ami proprietor.
Weckly,at - a yean Democratic in politics.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

~ HkLBY AURORA NcDuffia and Babbing-
~ ton, cd tors al propr;ctors.= Pub Iish ed
Saturdtys. 1t Shelby, \. Z. Democratic i'll pol
I'll :. OnG year -.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

MILTON CHRONiCLE--Eva & Thax-
VI ton, editors and ps0rr:e;ors. Publish d
Saturdays, al - year. omo3ratic II polite
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

NOET Il CAROLINA CITIZEN, : shevile,
~ y G. x. NJ. tur>D4se,- editor. Dns year
81. Democratic IN pOItICS-@,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND, Published
L az the Oxford Orphan sYium. Weekly,
ayear.
VI LsQE FLAINDEALER-R. W. SIN
w seta1y, editor, WeeLIy,at 81 90 year
Democratic III politics.
UTILSON ADVANCE-Pe1rvG G. williams.
w editor. weekly, at 81 a year. Demo,
cratic In politics.
A LBEMARLE TIMEs-weskly, at Wind
N scr, ~ per annurn P. II. Winston, ed,-
tor. Democratic in politics.
THE SOUl HERN HOME-CharIotte. D.
Il II. Hill, editor and proprietor; H a Shot
yell associate editor Weekly, 50 a year.
Democratic in pcitics.
THE FRANELIN COURiFR-Loufsburg,
4 n G. G, ). Baker. eiltor and PROPRIETOR.
Weekly, at s. pei aQnum. Democratic in poll
ties.
THE CAROLiSA HOUSEHOLD MAGA-
i ZtNE-GO dshoro. Julius A. Honltz, ed
it0=. Monthly. at =; year, one of the finest
literary works l. The >"UJa-
NHATIoT"E William j.
~ Yates. editor ana s.oa:!otor. Weekly at
s. 90 per @Eaum.f
WAsHiNGToN EcHo-washington. -
w e. Granger, Ell and proprietor.
Weekly,at - yean Democratic in politics
NoET X CAROLINA CITIZEN, Ashevile,
~ y g K. M tur>1&ss,- editor. ons year
s.. Democratic IN pO.itICS-,
MILTON CHsONiCLE-Evau s. Thax-
VI ton, editors and psorr:e,ors- Publish
Saturdays, al - year. D.. omo3ratic II poIti c
HREENVILr Weekly. IN
W ThurSd ~ At tfreenvil'e, Pitt county, ut
- a year JAS T. lyon editor. Democratic
~ -
THE CENTRAL PROTESTANT, Green's
L boro, ). G, publish Il IN the intereet of
annum. }. / Miehau7-,edptor.
NEWBE ERIN JoUENAn OF COMMERCE..
year Democratic IA politics.
ID OCKY MpUNT Mall. H. s. W. L
AG horr, pronie'o-s; W. l. ThorP, editor
Weekly, at - year. Democratic i'll politics
CREENs Ir;4or-Greensboro
MI, Ne, t.,,o P. sn n"ag my james w Al
six months 81 Is. Democrat 6in politics.
SHELBY AURORA Ncnunis and Babbing-
- ton, edt2rs al propr;etors. Publish ed
saturdays, At Shelby, \. Z. Dem cratic i'll pol
III :. onc year -.
C!AkoLINA ALE5aENG Err Semi Weekly.
~ Mondays and Ihnrsi 49, at Goidsboro,4 5
year. j a Bonitz, editor ard proprietor
Democratic in politics.
THKLSTIAN ADVbCATE-Organ of the
~ Metho5ist Church ia north Carolina tltal-
eIgh, n. {. Kev. J. Il. Bobbitt, editor and
proprietor. One We n y -.
TNHE DANVIILE TIMES This is DEM
i OtTatic Weckl4 I .rer, eSEa0 shed in 1865.
hoyin an extensive circulate IN IN al the Viz
gina ami \ rita GaTalIu't counties around Dan
vile. Price, - a year; - Ior six months: 50
cents ior three months. specimen copies for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

FEIHE BOANOEE EEWS-a semi-Weekly
/ Newspaper Put he'd - Weldon, \. q. by
2Ianniug KroIh-Ia, and edited ny u. Il. 4. 4
W. Il. Manning, viii be sent cut postage paid,
every SATURDAY and WEU> ESDAT, for
twelve months TO- II up.
II paid in advance the IlDAcoKE NEWS
will be sent, hostage prepaid, balance OF the
ear Tor ON = DDLisA -
\ good medium for ADVERTISING Business
Will make note OF is y hen wishing to ,d-
veItise II tstern SzpeE.
MAN ING BIOS. Wc'dGy, n. c.
y. B. Papers generally ~ please Lake this
notice ami we VIII return tie iayor.
ROANOKE NEWS.
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NEWBERN JoUEN.A'. OF COM MERGE.
~ ;. u. Pool, Jr.s c,htor Weekly, al 80 a
year. Democratic politics.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

u OCKY NOUN I Mall. H. s. W. L
IL lh3rF, prOprietO'. =; w. /. Thorp, editor
Weekly, at - year. IL inocratic iii politics
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

TENHE CENTRAL PROTESTANT, Green's
I borO, y &, UbE~h II IN the intereet of
the Methoti-1 frafe-SIat Church. - III per
anEum. j. J.. tt:3Ji S-,edJtor.
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REENVILT + EE4TsTFR-Weekly. IN
" ThurSd ~ At Green il'e. Pitt county, ut
- IA year JAS. Il lyon editor. Democratic
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-05

Ellington Nov 3D., 1875
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fTHHE NSONtAN, = Conservative Demo-
1 crane cektv -IJ1r1ai, pm hii.tIed in Polk
ton, n c. situated ia growing L Acc, AMI
surrounded by ii coed farming country it offers
superior al vsntaEeS ~! VcI Using Inedi
it is published, many subscribers to the IAN
soul al" read ~ other paper. Advertising
rates liberal. Subscription price 3 90 per
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-11-08

Thankful for the favcrs Of the public in the
past, shall <ndsavor By direct attention to the
wants Of my customers, to me 1t their future
patronage. Strangers visiting the city will do
well 10 remember the location Of the CONNER
CIAL-7th Street, between Jackson and Rob-
II. +. G. FLowgR.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-11-08
NEW lnKK. \ov. 8.

FLour-pun. prices in buyers favor; re-
ceipts, $4,000 bbls; superfne western and
state, S. 90 to 5.2o; common to good extra
western AMI state, $3.50 to 900; good to
ahoice do. S.. Toto 6.lo; white wheat extra
Sc. TO 500; extra Ohio, So. 40 TO 80; ex
ira ST. Louis, 500 to 900. Rye -four,
s-ea,lv. Si.25 to $50. Corn meal, dull
western. S3.25 to S.S5.
GR\ix-Wheat lower, but rather more
doing. chiefly export; receipts. $4,000
bus; rejected spring. Sl.0i; No; spring
Chicago, SLIP TO LA; No. /. Milwaukee
Sl.a5 to | .35 ,; No. Milwaukee, 81. so;
winter red western, common, Si.20 10 l.:6
inferior, to arrive soon Sl.lo: white Cana
da. to arrive 81. 45 Rye. quiet; western
and state. so to soc. Barley. fair business;
s-rowed state, s. II; No. Bay of Quinto
Sl.ls. Malt. steady; Canada western.
ST S5l-2 to LAP IL. torn, lower; re
ceirts. 5000 bus: mixed western. steamer,
"A 74l-2c; do. sail 10 TO Zoe; high mixed
md yellow western. 76 to 11c. Oats. bet
ter; receipts. 10000 bush: Slixed western,
IL TO SO l-oc; white western, As to "a. In
Guiding mixed western Milwaukee at o.
&c
HAY-I0c.
Hors-Eastern and western, 10 to l5c.
New York state, Il TO lie; California, is &c
zoe