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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
EXPORTS.

COAsTwIsE.
New York-Steamship Gulf Stream
4 81 bbIs rosin, 5 casks spirits tur-
pentine, l case furs, 40 bales cotton,
l6 rolls leather, 6 bales cloth, / bale
yarn.
Baltimore Steamship Rebecca
Clyde-64 bales cotton, 50 do. paper,
43 do. yarn, 800 casks spirits turpen-
tine, 2 bags dried fruit, 2 pkgs mdse,
Ill bhls tar, bales sheeting, 1913 bbis
rosin. 054 bushels peanuts, l Dbl
oil, 116 bbls pitch, 2 do. gum thus,
66 cases tar.
Boston-schr E G Knight-15O bbls
bbls rosin, 100 do pitch, $40 do tar.
New York-Schr B f Wait-6O, 600
feet lumber, $40 bbls rosin.
Boston and New Bedford-Schr Ira
D Sturgis-124,O0 feet lumber, 700
bbls tar.
Baltimore-Steamshi LucilIe-195
hbls tar, 121 casks spirits turpentine,
pkgs mdse, TIC bbls rosin, u do.
crude turpentine, 10000 feet lumber,
bdls paper, 12 bales domestics, Is
do yarn, % do cotton, II bales hides.
New York-Steamship Regulator
$3.50 bbls rosin, $50 casks spirits tur
pentine, ATS bales cotton, 10 bales
sheeting. LOO bush pea nuts.
Philadelphia Steamship Pioneer.
cleared April 20-127 bales cotton, 43
bales sheeting, % bales yarn, IL bales
rags, l bale hides, 159 casks spirits
turpentine, 454 bbls rosin, So bbls tar,
21O bbls pitch, 2 bbls vegetables, 2
bbls metals, Sc empty kegs, 2 hhds
bones, ! ton old iron, 1 empty case,
pkgs mdse, $1,000 shingles, II. 600
feet lumber.
Bath, Me.-Schr Bessie E Dickin-
son-300, SIG feet lumber, 100 bbls car,
81 bbls pitch, II bbls spirits turpen-
tine, 10 bbls rosin.
FOREIGN.
Amsterdam-Ger Barque Star of
Hope-2, ISL bbls rosin.
Rotterdam-Bf,B arque Omoa-3, 400
bbts rosin.
Port au Prince, Hayti-Brig Wellie
Clifford-20l, 733 fit lumber.
London-Br Brig Lilly, 600 casks
spirits turpenIine. SSS bbls rosin.
Cork or Falmouth for orders-1, $50
casks spirits turpentine.
Battle. Me- Schr Flora Condor
227, 63S feet lumber.
Stetten-D inish Barque Fyren-2,-
$50 bbis rosin.
acknowledgements Brig Rufus
2,12I bbls tar
Glasgow-Norwegian Brig, Alkor-
600 casks spirits turpentine, !. 524 bbls
rosin.
London-German Barque Eintracht
A, 1913 bbis rosin.
Hull-Norwegja Brig Hilding-2,-
900 bbls tar, 800 do rosin, 200 casks
spirits turpentine.
Martinique Schr Addie Fuller
1872, SIS feet lumber.
Demerara- Schr Minnie --18l, 600
feet lumber
Bristol-Norwegian Brig Miletus-
800 bbis> rosin, 700 casks spirits tur
pentine, 10 bbls tar.
Liverpool-Norwegian Brig Zawia-
?, 255 bbls tar
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ARRIVED.

April 16-Steamship Lucille, Ben
nett, Baltimore. A d Cazaux.
Steamship Pioneer, WaLeIv Phi1a
delphia, Worth & Worth.
Sloop Annie Gibbons, Shelby, Eli
zabeth City, B F Mitchell Son, witt
2,287 bushels corn.
April 19-Schr Julia Selden, Hill
Elizabeth City, Lippitt & Co., with
1900 bushels corn.
Schr Samuel. Rloodgood, Elizabeth
City, Lippitt Il Co., with LIE
Schr Eta, Heady, Elizabeth City,
Lippitt & Co., with 1,940 bushels
corn.
Schr L D Cobb. Williams, Hyde
county, Lippitt & Co., with lap
bushels corn.
Schr Beulah Benton, Chadwick,
Fairfield, B F Mitchell & Son, with
alec bushels corn.
Schr Ben, Beveredge, New York,
Williams & Murchison
Steamship Zodiac. Chaplin, Balti-
more, A D Cazaux.
Schr Fannie Elder, Clements, Bever-
~, Mass, J. E Lippitt & Co, with ice.
CLEARED.
April 15-Br Brig Lilly, Ryan, Lon
don, Alex Sprunt & Son.
Norwegian Brig Ara, Tobiasen, Cork
or Falmouth for orders TO a market,
Williams & Murchison.
Schr Flora, Condor, Condor, Battle.
Me-, Northrop & Cumming.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Childs,
Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Faircloth,
New York, A d Cazaux.
April 16-Brig Wellie Clifford, Tap
ley, Port au Prince, Haytl, Jas q
Chadbourn & Co.
Ger Barqne Star of Hope, Ham
mann, Amsterdam. Q FL King.
Br Barque Omoa, Nc Williams, Rot
terdam, y 81 King.
S9hr E G Knight, Pratt, Boston,
Worth & Worth
April 17-Schr B F Wait, Aylward,
New York, Williams & Murchison.
Schr Ira D Sturgis, johnson, Bos-
ton and New Bedford, G G Barker d
Go.
Danish Barque Fyen, Casperssn,
Stettin, G G Barker & Co.
Norwegian Brig Rufus. Christensen,
Alex Sprunt & Son.
April 19-Norwegian Brig Alkor,
Erickson, Glasgow G Boney 4 Son.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, balti
more, A d Cazaux.
Schr Addie Fuller, Henderson, Mar
Northrop & Cumming.
Norwegian Brig Hiding, Jorgensen,
Hull, Alex Sprunt & Son.
German Barque Eintracht. Mus
Week, London. Alex Spruut q Son.
April craftsmanship Regulator,
Jones. New York, A d Cazaux
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Phila-
ielphia, Worth & Worth.
Schr Minnie, Hudson, Demerara,
Northrop & Cumming.
Schr Bessie E Dickinson, Dickin- |
son, Bath, Me-, Fl Chadbourn 6
DO.
Norwegian Brig Miletus, Olsen,
Bristol, Alex Sprunt & Son.
Norwegian brig Zawia, Ommundsen,
Liverpool, Williams & Murchison.
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IAR-In a general way the tone OF
the market is better than at the COM
mencement Of the week Aided by the
large exports, and the small receipts
there has been manifest disposition
on the part of sellers all the week to
advance prices. This was not accom-
plished, however, until Wednesday,
when there was an advance of 2J cts.
To-day at the close the market is
steady at 81 50 per Dbl.
The receipts for the week were ,237
bbls. against 8, 413 bbls. for last week.
The exports for the week were 1902
bbls. against 6,978 bbls. for last week,
i2.37l bbls against 49, $50 bbls for
last week.
The sales for the week were as fol-
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EUROPE.
KENEALY ARRAIdNED FOR
LIBLE
TWO PRUSSIAN EDITORS FIGHT
A DUEL.
THE EPSON SPRING MEETING
ROYALTY AT THE MOODY AMI
SHANKEY PREACHING.
BISMARCK WRITES TO LUXEM-
BURG.

LONDON, April 2O-Night-Dr. lie
nealy appeared in Guild Hall justic'
room to-day in response to summons
issued at the instance of Mr.. Wright
editor of the Advertiser, charging hin
with libel. The room was filed witt
the friends of the doctor, and a dense
crowd was in the street after hear.
ing the summons was dismissed. The
result was greeted with tremendous
cheering by the people in the room
which was caught up by those outside
DIR. keneaiy WAS escorted from the
building by th usapds Of people.
BERLIN, April 20.-Noon.-Th.
Lower House of the Prussian Diet has
passed the bill restricting ecclesiastical
powers.
PARIS, April 2O-Noon.-A duel
groto, editor of the Union, ard NJ
Roeat, editor OF La Pays The ~ea-
pons used were swords. Both of The
com batan IS we're wounded.
LONDON, April 2G-Night-The Ep
som Spring Meeting commenced to-
day, u great crowd being in attend
ance. The weather s beautiful. Tie
great race of the meeting, for a city
dUu SIDuFDan HdGuiCnp, was wen tIt
Daiham by q half length. Freeman
second and Tam O'Shanter thirl.
Timour started Favorite at 6 to ]
but run badly. The other bettirp
was 40 to 1 against Da!han. Is t.
| against Freeman and II to
against Tam OShunter
LONDON, April 21-Noon-TFs
Duchess Of Sutherland aud the Dak,
and Duchess of St. Alhans, wer.-
present today at the revival service
in the Haymarket, conducted b.,
Moody and Sankey.
1t is rumored that Bismarck has nj
dressed a note to Luxen burg similar
10 those sent TO Belgium.
At the Epson s;pring meeting t'
day, the great metropolitan stakes
were won by Hampton.
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temperance appointments

Tho. n. Ramsay, State Lecturer
for the Independent Order Of Good
ren,nlars. will address the citizens of
North Carolina at the following places:
Kanansviile, Duplin county, Monday
Digt. April 18TH.
Teacheys, Duplin county, Tuesday
night, April 10th.
omlthvilie, Brunswick county Friday
night. April 23rd.
Isbitt vile. Columbus county, Mon
lay night, April 10th.
Biadepbo-o. Bladen county, Tuesday
night. April 9th.
Eliz. bethtown, Blndsn county, Wed
nesd"y night, April 26fh.
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SPIRITS REPRESENTATIVES.
has been developed in the market
during the week quite little differ
ence of opinion among the receivers,
some inclining to the assumption Of a
stiff tone and a resistance to declining
tendencies, and others favored the
Offering of buyers. has been al
most impossible to assert which par
ties have gained, as the market has
been very quiet and there has beer
no alteration of quotations. At the
close. however, there is an unsettled
feeling prevailing, and the market is
quoted quiet nominal at 81 cent.
The receipts for the week were
2, 205 casks. against 2.355 casks for
last week. The exports for the
week were 1914. casks, against { ,206
casks for last week. The stock in yard
and afoat is 5. ITO casks against G, e19
casks for last week.
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Gus TING A FEW OF THE
USURPERS.
WHAT THE SMALL FRYE THINK
ABOUT IT.
OVERWHELMINGLY OF CLINIC,

| EEw ORLEANS, April 20~-Noon-
t There IL great excitement over the
| determination Of the Conservatives to
seat certain members. which will give
! the Conservatives 8 maJorlty on joint
| ballot.
Packard quoted if this course is
pursued the Senate Will adjourn for
three days, and if persisted in, will
| adjourn sine die.
The Republicans did not and
would not consent to being deprived
Of the majority Oh joint ballot.
NEW ORLEANS, april 20-NiSht.--
The majority report of the Committee
on Elections and Qualifications, de-
claring George B. Buckhnrdt of Or
leans: O. I COllius. of St. Heleus;
Charles Dalhomme aud Felix Voor-
bees, Of ST Mailen, were entitled to
the seats now occupied by Richards,
Rocheon, Floyd and Msrtirell, was
adopted by a vote Of 81 yeas To 81 nays
Before the above action III the House
the Serste lad aiourned until to-moT-
row. Before adjourniDg, however,
Il resolution was introduced unseating
Goode and rcscatiDg Crosier. Mr..
Lowell. Republican, Chairman Of the
Committee Of the House to examine
the books of the Auditor, submitted q
report which closed as follows:
Your Committee further report that
upon evidence collected by them, AMI
IN virtue of the powers aud dntles III
posed upon them bY tue laws of the
State under which they were appoi 4
en-, they are of the opinion that Chas.
Clinton, Auditor Of the Public Ac-
counts # the State of Louisiana, bt
impeached for high crimes and mis-
demeanors; they therefore recon
mend to the House the adoption Of
the accompanying resolution:
Resolred, That Chas. Citation, Aud
itor Of Public Accounts Of the State OF
Louisiana, be impeached for high
crimes and misdemeanors in office.
The report went over under the
rules.
New ORLEANS, April 21-Night-
message to both Houses Of the Gene
raj Assembly, calling attention to tho
fact that the time for which the A.
8 mDly wa convened is rapidly draw
ing to II close, and ca nestly urging
the passage of the bill for the relief &
the city Of New Orleans and recon-
mending an amendm nSto the fund
ing law. His message closes as fol
lows: Permit ma TO say that it Is cx-
pected of you, nnder the existing cir
cnmstaucee, that the great Interests OF
the State aud city shall receive the
preference i'll your proceedings over
the advancement of party ends, and
that our financial condition renders 1t
very undesirable that the term of this
session should be extended. nor can it
be with justice to the taxpayers or
the creditors of the State.
The following kilograms explain
themselves:
New ORLEA ANS, April 90
Hon VIM. 2. Frye, NJ. c., Lewis
ton, Me. The DEMOCRATS unseattd
four Republican members to-day.
Telegraph me whether On your upin
ion by the agreement signed) tie
Democrats Were to disturb more of
the members of the House opt
those mentioned III the award 10
go ont.
(Sigued) $. Z. PACKARD.
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AppOiil san enfs

For the Information of our readers
we publish the appointments of Rev:
W. s. Black, P. E.. for his second
round of Quarterly Meetings i'll the
Wilmington District:
Srnjtt vile, at Bethel, April 24rh
and 25th.
Wilmington, at Front Street, May
list and 2ud.
Baden, C. T. Mission, at DEEMS
Chapel, May 8th and 9Th.
Elizabeth, May 18th ard 10th.
Whiteville, at Fair Bluff, May 19th
AMI Both.
Topsail, June 9TH and 9th.
Onslow. June 18th and 18th
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THE INDIANS.
A GENERAL WARAPPRHENDED

KA,sAs CITY, A pril 2O-Noon.-An
officer who commanded a detach
ment of troops in the recent fight with
the Cheyennes, reports two soldiers
dead from their wounds, and that four
soldiers were corEolled by thirty-five
Indians twenty Il les south Of fort Wal
lace on the 18th inst when "A fight en-
sued in which there were ten redskins
killed. The soldiers escap ID Ill the
darkness. There is a general war
apprehended.
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Isr.rEntxi INiIafscgs.

3 Wi nas c~-nmed BUSINESS ar tbe
oil. stand, corner OF North Er3.r
n.i Prices streets, aud has opened
via large anal Ell gsn6 assortment d
is Spring gooIe Rhich VIII be- oflsr-
Ell 10 the trade at sha Wy lowest lIy-
Ias rates. st Wholesale aud retail.
Aues feature has been adopted by
III, house. Hereafter, commencing
VIZ TIN. week, their est.bis hment
vii remain closed on Saturday, tic
Jrsi,h Sabbath Day. This arrange
nvl, they propose TO make perpetual
il sue future history OF the house.
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nj AR RED.

In ST Rar hOlnnPw'- Chur, h. IT Pvt borU
N T.. on the evening t'it 18th inst INT. hy
the Rector, Rev K Is. Sutton, u. j.. "ss'tt q
t. XIV. Geo ge Patterson, or IT. .i"h-,'-, II
mingtun. NJ JOHN G u Els. 81 " I'm n =
ton, Q Miss SARAH S.. daughter OF Tromn
yow-n, n of itts"oro.
II this city, last evening, U1h instant), by
the Rev u. Ia BcrnEeim. Mr.. tOH* W
ST. a USS md Miss CAROLINE y. NJ.
II W. both OF this ely.
In his city, or Wednesday. the 18th staIt
81 II. Obs hurch, 10y til ~ Thomas y
ambl,-r. Il--t. y - t5s't, LEY, /. :. &c
anue Marie, - Mtss ELLA V dsrsh'"r -
Heorgr " .Iavreft. so OF tnl@ CITY No cards
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ROSIN-Ghe trade doing has been
confined ii the main TO the grade OF
strained, which has been active most OF
! the week. both for spots aud futures.
Plicrs remain much the same as at
the opening of the week, so far as the
genera! range IL Concerned, but there
~ little irrrgularIty in the views Of
dealers. Some think 1t is best to keep
| un selling whenever n good buyer can
be found aud 10 further concessions
are necessary; while others are III
cliDed 10 off. with moderation anI;
are hopeful of an advance of prices
before new lots begin to arrive IN any
quantity. At the close the market :,
quiet for strained at 81 20 r Dol. Fine
grades ore iii some demand, but price
fer the most part are nominal. There
nave been sales during the week OF
virgin "N'' at SIS p bbl. Quotations
to-day will be found below.
The sales for the week were as fol
lows:
Friday-Sales of 500 bbls strained
at s! 10. ITO hhIs M. l st 81 25 anJ
70 hbs pale ar ST 50 to Sc
Saturi..y-Saiee Of 200 bblsstraiDed
1T 81 Is and $50 do 60, at S. 722
p Dbl.
Monday-SaI+s of 500 bbis good
strain ed at 81 ~, Is bbls low No. l
at 81 20 and 81 bbls extra pale at So
B. hbi-
rneSdAy-Salcs Of 900 bhls strain
ed At 81 -, $50 h0:s good strained
at 81 IS, 80 hbls No / al IS I23 and
IS hhIs low pale AZ 81 So = biol
Wednaaday-SaI Of 800 bbls
strained at s. 70 2 bbl.
Thursd ay-Saiaso OF 1000 bh)s strained
at 81 70 T. hh!.
Tn receipts for the week were
10. 41O bbls, against Is, 2O4 bbls for last
week. The exports for the week
were D. 704 hbIs against 9,101 bbIs for
lat week. The stock III yard and
ahoat is 81. 1854 hbls against G9.65S
bbIs for last week.
The following are the official quo
tations to day:
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SOUTH CAROLINA
EFFECTS OF THE COLD.
rHE NEWS AND COURIER IL
BEL SUIT.

CHARLESTON, s. c., April 21,-Noon
There has been great damage to Sea
Island cotton and early fruits.
The jury in the Bowen libel suit
against Riordan & Dawson, publish
ers OF the News and Courier, consists
of 6 whites and 6 blacks. Publishers
admitted by defence. The admission
Of the proof of the truth ofthe alleged
iibels IS corroborated in every point
by the pros. cntiOn.
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TENNESSEE.
ANOTHER SHOT GUN TRAGEDY.

MEMPHIS, April 2O-Night.-Oscar
Burton was killed at Somervllle, Tenn 4,
yester day by a man named Doyle
Burton, lat fall, had terrible en-
counter with three brothers named
Rivers, during which two of the Riv-
ers were killed and the other danger
ously wounded, Burton being shot
nine times and it was thought fatally.
No particulars of the killing of Burton
have been received.
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20 the Afflicted,

No matter under what form of sick
nna8 you LABOR. there is one groat
truth you should keep i'll mind !: Ali
disease orieinutein all impure condition
Of the blood. Purify that, and the dis
t,-e must depart but you cannot pu
r:fy the blood by the use of poisonous
! ngs, and exhaustive stimulants. The
= ~ Bfood Purifier ever discover ed is
itr. WALKERS famous VINEGAR BIT
TEKs, compounded Of simple. AZ
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The sales for the week were as fol-


buyers option, May.
CIR ID E TURPENTINE-T
was strength impaired to crude in the
early part of the week by the firmness
of other branches of the trade, and this
improved feeling has been carried
through the week. Prices ruled
firm at 81 IS for Hard. 81 So for
Yellow Dip, and 81 30 fcr Virgin. Up
to Wednesday, when there was q
slight advance, which, however, was
not reported. To-day Thursday a.
the close the advance has been essab-
hshed, and the market closes at 81 rs
for Hard, So IS for Yellow Dip and
81 80 for Virgin.
The receipts for the week were
2,719 bbls, against 2.297 bbls for last
week. The exports for the week were
IA bbls. against 13I for last week,
The stock in yard and afoat is 6,052
bbls. against 6. 800. bbls for last week.
The sales for the week were az fol-
lows.
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..hoouer Bessie Z. Dickinson.
~ cl.ared from this port yesteI-
f,r Bah. NJ, by Messrs. J. II.
az =, I'm & c.. takes out 300 SIS
If fnrl1lr, which is the largest
,..,, NJ we rccollec5 to have ever
f-,r, III q l,nrt
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rrs Weldon Nr}rs says o. the lew
!. inst tuned nj at the shops Of
:, Wilmington & " sldon Railroad,
: mis- city: Captain y. L F.'iyaw
,..na,t up . new paasengrr "ar o5s hi
= nr-diY afternoon train, Ii Is {"
.,s.s ads car ond was built iy
,l.v & " ito d Company al Il r
.,lps il Wilmington, ! his S""c'',
X = 5 very hre and reflects cred t
..-- The InlGers.
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= Americans are n NatiOn of Dyspep

We live fast. dlssipate and fill early
graves. We drink all kinds of alec
hole spirits. and swallow, without
justification, pork, grease, and every
kind OF hfe-destroying, system-clog-
ging, indigestible food. DIR. Walkers
Vegetable Vinegar Bitters will remove
the evil effects, and the recovered pa
Sient, with pure, vitalized electrical
blood flowing through his veins, will
have clearer head and a cooler judg-
Drnt, which added to experience, will
cause h III 10 abstain in the future. 4w
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} 5. Z. PACKARD.

LEWISTON, RE April 81.
Hon. s. ?. Packard, u. ) Marshal,
New Orlea.s,-By tie agreement and
award The status Of your Legislature
was to remain as we left it. Tie Demo-
Gratis violate their good faith and
piigllted honor in their outrageous at
tempt to change 1t.
(Signe0) W. p. FRYE
The impeachment of Auditor Clinton
passed the House by e. vote OF - to q.
The Senate Is III executive session.
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rbao. \ Kam~ay, Esq, the popn-
.i successful State Lecturer ii
t =. Independent Order of Good 3e, H.
luz :, il the city, and favored us
~ a call last evening.
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K ELIOG G WANTS TIE FL
NANCES ATTENDED 10.
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Important "a gax-E.fs.ers

The foiiYWi. g letter, addressed to
t Mr. Martin, Of this city, IL il answer
/ t. an enquiry 81 20 what extzut money
can b tax L by State, county or city
authority.
North Carolius, + xes, by section 9.
subd vl>ion i. - tis@ machinery bill,
as follows:
Money Oh hand or on deposit in
any Eal.k IA or "a; OF yie > ate, in
,.:i;.i;u. IL. rein all funds iIveste ii
! WITHIN ,.IIIt. days befpre III United
Stat. ) bonds, auy stocks nr ron-pay-
iug property whatever ":'il InteLt to
evHda tue payment # Stale, county or
ntfit Z ttEas
The T. deraI Law, which III this il
STANCE SENS Ia conflict wit1sour Leg
'e'atlvc law. urohib:Js such tax and
gives gre@- Latitude 20 what Is termed
II rr"v, IN the shape OF certificates OF
deposit, checks. sc. Il Is worth while
TT those who have. listed "lnun Oh
5aud OF Uu deposit 10 tonR iLJo this
mater 'tn3 following IS tn letter
ivjerr.,i 70;
EKEASUHY d Ia4lTMENT,
OFTICE or Lu:4P. or TIE CUR.
ytA~Hf,;GTON. II ri 10, 1864 !
Sjr:-I nave received v"ur letter II
,l.e 1Gaii inst, a"a in rep.E toer' to IN
y...-t Won herewith copies If Sections
:; 1'l all ;5ti5 Of the t;avI7ei Statues
= the JnJt.,i Sites.
N,rv respectfully,
.iUnN Jay KNOX,
} II
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+. up ise' "ea~at4 Ter p.st'eo~t, Ike
,.' 1-ce stole il AID ous. 4av- The
:" oa- that Is noting !, q hat
Washington go-s:p5 ten abou. the
N''e-'; u sLoa5. Any 3oas g
- %bzit7, to lny. st su,cs ris-ors
D'',,'ey 'hoad uu-c."a" . n.sr at
= II ing tzpe4se II $40. Tl.-. NE
= "','lut to year Oh the feet, hid
f.. % py eIinging drapery, aud if adorn-
n, '"e p,dal eztrcmities d any byau-
- maiden. one would INSIST upon
os'ns exhibited to rar.icu1ar
s1'S' at least. far tue further cult
ksso-i,o u their understanding. i pair
bad. ae are made of pink silk, w.t!l
k,n. q rant blue running across rh4
w., ;, were delacate.y painted. While
bl over potion of the beauti-
,noS 1'Veis the brush OF an artist
o,. 'oSebudS aud violets into Al.
~, '' fragrant realities, While ti"v
s birds rud gay-tintea butter
oh. seemed 10 hover in trembling de
Fjtb :. over the dainty sweets middle,
"ilce cups of the flowers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
Laughter Lends "a Newt harm

To beauty, whe:. t 0l-ci,3+. = a u, u! srT u;
t eth Y hi;Cnes=, WIN nature has supplied
tbs element - iorelneet, may be retained
through Iue, nv using thu fragrant SCzoUoAT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
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