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financial.

COUPONS due 1875 discounted stocks, bonds
" aad loans Negotiated G. C. MunrOe, Broker Broadst
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OFFICE OF THE HANNIBAL AND 81. JofEiH ltAlLhoADI
CoWPANY. - BROADWAY, SEW YORK, Aug go. 1870
rE'HE INTEREST maturing SEPT. l, 1919,
the Eight per Cent convertible Bonds OF tins Com
psuy will Dc pail Presentation Of the po2er 1s az s
auk Of sOth America No IL Wall ST. Ne"'1 ORR, On anu
af,eT WEDNESDAY. SEPT ], 1870. ., ,
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
~ aud SCRIP bought and sold. H. r. NEWHAiL 60.
- 49," 24l Dock st, Philadelphia
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WEST Wisconsin RAILWAY COApAsY(
Ne. - BRCADwAY, NEW YORK, July l. 1872: .
THE COUPONS on the FUNDED BONDS OF
i the WI ST WIS., ON>TN RAILWAY COMPANY, Que
July l. will he paid gold the Office Of the New y rs
Guaranty indemnify Company, No 81 BroadMay on anu
after that date II. i. FLOW Err, Treasurtr
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
N-ROSDHOLDERS can obtain information about TIE I'll
change of bonds for lands by addressing calling upon
CALVIN r.. HOW, No rs Burling slip, Ne"-lorh
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NORTHERN PACIFIC and other Railroad
~ Bonds Scrip bought and sold H. f. NEWIiALi- q
70 No 2iI Dock at, PhilaGel,hl9.
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ferGl Notices.

The complaint above entitled action Med a The
Office of tle U rk o th iy ara County New YORK the
Court house sal! city. tie IAN day OF August $50.
AulG lGWOwN 4. L. MIA Utr ELilni II = Alto.nty.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-05
~ IIIt 'JFII' M
's', i..e Patrons cs Ezusbamdry.

sta ,.eefsnor - -f..s t,,,,... r2,.,,r Co,,n.
cit p ~ 7! ma 4p WI,misgto \
G .r fl.;. l7th Of T.. cer,I,sr .l,st fh,
,,n.,,,. 4a,.oa =, a3io F-r,..pra and rsre.
n.,..z. .4.. y .4...rs -. 7}n.I,a,,.l,v ,+t.
- .,,--. - j., - O.. E5s.r
,,fe,.g..' &--.,c-.,tr,,n or,I Ears
~. q. discussed. ana tic officers Of tie
Asa,riatl.D exuro,5ed & wiIii91,1,t.47 IA
n,..i-. AN, 2rr.,i,n..nar,t win ~ nrfei
tg,.t vv,.n,d .,iv.t f.tti>fac-iou and build
~, s.i3 f2airs ..har.. W > c,nn,ittee
ni.,.,,snt,d. vr,..1 waited urou tb. Asso-
ci..- on al w..ra kindly received. and
,.-,..;,.r.,...,.ts g..-r,. made to 4oo.rta n
+, f,.ao..i.,. condition. OF !hn A~,..ci,.-
ION i. q II .te next meeting Of the
-.r.-ay,acra. when - rne second
TrIaa. III February. lay hef,-re tire
Council =, c.,.r..,t y..,,.r- + t,4-ir ti.:ap-
g.. c.,..6.ti,,,. ara ALLOW. IN. t1rangers
- axe whatever part ttlev might de
sire
T.ara Las leaa G..posit,yn 10 hold
aioof from. thes- Fairs. on account OF
fl.c management ~ ti.er1 heretofore.
No4. brethren. II ue an, alive 70 tile
r..is.j:.,.,.t,,.- OF iau aorjclitural people.
the Fans Are essential to our growth
an1 pr pe9js<; then come forward 1T
on, i.zxt me"tiaE here. on second FI-
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-05
DIE D..

ON iOpsail Sound, On ,he 3st ult.. after a
Irotract.d sickness, DAVID X. FUTCH,
aged T3 years. InonJts and 16 days.
his Numerous trends are invited TO attend
hi funeral, which u iii be preached bv the
Rev. ". y. Black, p. Z. at his old residence
to day. at II O'Clock A. M
truly Il good mar has fallen; one whose kind
~ spirit, ttrvent piety anu blame ess lie made
hisu beloved by all with pure st ard dee pest love.
FOR over forty years he was a u, ,omber of the
Alci hDdist Church, evincing by ms esIly walk
tnsr H. was q faithful follower # his Lord.
Stri.ktn down by a malady thai batft I'd melt
cal skill and the loving attention OF his CT idfe II
and friends, he awaited, wit b the masJ uncon3-
planning resig gnlti0n, his beloved asteI y call.
The benefaC or OF tue needy, the counselor OF
the Young, the af1ectionate rather an faithful
friend, the useful citizen and triumphant
Christi n. hs laid his burden down, leaving to
Ii family and his fri. nos the hallOwed m mo-
lis Of precious deeds and TO the wOrlI their
inc cilculabte infIs ce for g"rd. He has gone
a BeauteOus and, bearing with him 'cto-
rios sh-aves, to drink in forever the sweet
music of Heaven 8nt to be crowned with that
glorious coronal which the ord will give him.
FRIEND.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-05
Heneral Market Reports
BY TEL CRAP H.
Commercial.


NEW YORK, Feb. 3-Noon-Cotton
quiet; sales OF LOST bales; uplands
1859; Orleans .,155c. Wheat quiet
and unchanged. Corn dull and uu-
changed. Pork heavy-mess 81 62{.
L1rd frm-steam 13 1916 to 40:
spirits ,,: Turpentine quiet at 3s3o.
firm.
Cott6n-Futures opened dull but
nOmlnally, as follows: February 154 to
1850; March Il! to Is Ice: April.
l. 27-32 to Is 2932c; May Is 5-32 to
Financial.
NEW YORK, February 3-6 P. NJ
Money III good supply at 2 to d per
cent. otefiing Exchange firm at 81 81.
Gold active aud excited with IN ad-
vance; ll4s TO l142. Government Sc
curitIes active aud strong. State
Bonds quiet and strong
BALTIMORE, Feb. 3-6P. Moot
ton firm; middling 15Bc; low middline
I4sc; good ordinary l44c; net receipts
zoo bales; gross receipts 37S bales:
exports coastwi6e $50 bales; sales 36O
bales; sales to spinners 100 bales:
stock on hani %, 663 bales. Flour
dull and unchanged Wheat quiet
ou6 hrm; Southern qualities une ang-
ed Corn qaIet; Southern white ST to
65t; yellow 78 to ?9c. Provisions
qu1et and shade easier. Pork $50.
Bacon shoulders SIC. Lerd-steam
aad refined b to I44c. Coffee dull
and nominal. Whisky 50! to 96sc.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 3-e NJ
Cotton firm and in good demand-mid-
ding I4Ec: net receipts 1881 bales:
gross receipts 5,G87 bales; exports to
Great Britain 4, $50 bales: exports to
the Continent 1,081 bales; sales of
$500 bales; stock on hand 1882
bales.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2-6 P. M
Flour unchanged. Corn firm at $50
q Zoe. Pork quiet at $40 25 to $50 90.
Bacon IN fair demand; shoulders, SIC;
clear rib and sides 1O5c to 111c.
Lard-keg IL to 1919. Whisky 94o.
tagging quiet and Unchanged.
GALVESTON, Feb. SEP. M-Cot-
ton quiet and steady-middling 14ic:
net recelpts / ,256 bales; exports coast
wise 81 bales; sales of 1,641 ales:
stock on hand 1921 bales.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 3-6 p. M-Cotton
tirm: middiing 147c; low middIing
IL 5-lGc; good ordinary 13 11-I6c;
act receipts 2,81l bales; gross receipts
Z906 bales; exports cJastwise 1851
bales; sales of 1,799 bales; stock on
hand 100, 1873 ba.es.
NORFOLK. Feb. 3-6P. M.-Cotton
steady; m'ddllng ii. to 14ac; net re-
ceiPts 929 bales; exports coastwise
l,3OO bales; sales 300 bales; stook on
hand 0,112 bales.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 3-6 P. M-Cotton
quiet and steady; rniddlipg 14sc; net
receipts l,4Il bales; shipments 1857
bales; sales 100 bales.
FOHEEsiN mAgEKErs--By Cable.
LoSDoS, Feb. 3-Evening-It is
believed that the bank rate will be
advanced tomorrow.
Paris, Feb. 3-Evenine-Rentes
G4f 273c.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 3-Evening- Cot
Gou-sales on basis of middlipg up
iauds, nothing below low middlinR,
shipped March and April, 7td; sales
Of middiing Orleans. nothing below
good ordinary, deliverable Febru-
ary, I'D.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-05
OBITUARY.,

WILLIAM g. FREDERICK 1as horn in
DuIlln county. N. C., May 10th, 1649 COM
nenced his education at the school OF Mr.
MoIissey, and received his dirloHna at Baiti-
more CONNER al College in 1867.
His health, hitherto robust and vigorous, be
saH 10 fail about tour years agp-rhe approach
Gi thst dfcad disease, ,cOnsum p ion, being
rr.i>takabio, and It Vas deemed advisa hle TO
remove to some more eievRte1 aIi.i healthy re-
gion. I.ilesvilie. Snson county. vas selected
and here in September, -, he commenced
bUSiners with his father, n. Frederick, E'q
Soon tho heneti's OF this change wer1 observa
ME, ana his many friends h-d strong hopes OF
his entire recovery; but the insidious destroyer
WA still At his work, and during last winter il
hccGrne evident that his triumph My
question OF time.
All u st the science an,2 skill OF our brst ply
Sicians, seconded by lho attentions of attaci eG
'rier'ts ann thyoted parents. could do was
done but in vain. On tue 221 January, 1875,
rot'T Boo" [as he WAS anlidrly ca .ett) died
As business m An he was OF rare cas acity ard
'Trmi-e
We mourn his loss sincerely, or he was a
genial, Gentle. kind. gene Gus. oc.n- hearted
man, v hose every woTd aud act il that friend
is ard : Jclal iutero Jutsa whjch h5 so iovHd
seemed to be the pr2mpting OF a no !" spirlt
Peace, everlasting peace, 20 his ashes
#DupIin x ec0rd please copy.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-05

SCURSCK' Pull

SCRRSCK's PULEONIC SYRUP. SEA WEEU
HOMO. AND IANDhAKE PILLS These ds serE-
ed.y cclebracrd and popular medicines H. +
IL, ted reyo'ug'un i'll the healing art, and
UTO eH the talltCy OF sever III Iins witch
h ave Tor many arS obs utrt Ih.. yT q esS of
m2dI'Gi science { h T,ise >uppu.itiOn thai
''CunsumL Ltinn is il -urable" J., tered h, si-
clans fIo1 att mptiUg t. lind IN -,iI. for that
tiS ssSr ard patti uts aff1ct- q with il = cnci
the mSei Vts TO death with ut making All effort
to escape irom a doom which they supposed to
he an vultttb t. 1t is how prove,. huRtVrr
that Consumption IL be cured, anu that t has
6F1n ca 81 III = very great number of Cases
tsoLne OF h. III apparently desperate oneA) by
: nck'S Pulr 'uMlC ~ up alone; and III other
e.S+s bv he u2Gicfile in connection with
= Ii. nCk's sea Weed Tonic and Mandrak Ike
"i Is one nr ho.h according to the require
In"nts OF 1he case.
DR.. >ohenck IL tIrself. VINO enjoy ed uninter-
ptci goo italcn fer than forty Yea,s
" : Il ~ sd, Il no inc, to bP at the very
= sie a.! ata h, ills phys clans having pTouOuuc-
I" his case hJi',l and abandoned b! ID to his
tare. He WAS cured ty the afors-aiL In di-
C Il. s, and, snce his recovery, many thousands
81 inliaTly atfa> Ted have used DR.. Schenck's
preparations with the remarkable sue
cess.
Full directions accompany each, making it
not absolutely necrSs ,ry TO er-Onatly see DR.
Schemes unless ratitrt. wish their lu gs
4mirrd. and for tis purpose he is professional
ly t his urinciual "ffice. corner Sixth and srch
streets, Philads 'lhia, every Nond>y, where al
letters Tor AL vice mu It be addressed Schenck' 8
mediciu.s are sold by all druggists.
jan 1m:dSw
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-05

Six prisoners coEtiue,l ia the County
Jaii III this city made tHeir csc ,po yes
t-rdHy afternoon. Their flight was
I:scoyaIcd aitnuE / O'Clock, within q
e.. minutes OF their escape. aud pur
mir vts given at once. Dennis Smith.
,,,,.' (,+ u SIX, wa4 found under the
ctobI., ed, oiDlng the jail and John Me
o.. ~. ,,, ~z,E afterwards III the sub
i,rI,s Nv officer c Fl. Stcpd d, and safe
il carried back 10 tae jail. Tie others
who are still u. HrEe. are E+ofee
Crawford. Jua Burke, creme ote"t.' Z
an Judge Bu!den, G. swinF' Is IL q
cuIv wiGta man i'll the G. o"o' tlI'
otiers J. ing variOUslE color, u.
Tie escape was effected tar 1rSI
hole in fhe flooring of one Ot the ce!is,
on the second or main floor OF Ene
i4Il, by raising the tiHgsfones Of which
the floor WIS built. ald dropping
through iutn an unocrupied cell be-
low. the door OF winch was not lockeG.
Th re were two thickuesses OF these
stones in :hp cell, each about two
inches, and IT must have taken much
labor 10 have gotten Though them.
Tho iUbuas an easier one, however,
than IT might otherwise have been De-
e u.a of tDe fact that one OF the
-
stp.oS WI cracked.
TIE time selected for the attempt
W $ when a Number Of prisoners had
been taken ont TO the Court House, tor
- .,..ei}-Ss. ~ rs'asatVlu@ S"ntecce.
..sit. s.,.j. occupied Dy Crawford, winch
wss th;,5 through winch tire escape
--q, effected, U1s ieIF oIeu aud the
other prisoners were allowed 10 remain
in the ya,ierie8.
Crav ford - said Jy tie prisoners IN
iaiI TO have repeatedly boasted that
:!s the judges Ill the State could nj
send him to the Penitentiary and that
lie did Mt care any more for the sen
tcuce Of five years pronounce against
him than he did for ''a chaw OF to-
bacccr.' Thus far he Sc ma to have
maze good his boast.
NEcEar. when recaptured, was at
once (as well as Smith, put in IRONS
ana locked up in a cell, proceeding
against which he rallied, most ineffect-
ualIv. He said that it did seem
to him q hard case that th;rty-one
deputy sberiffs and ali the newspaper
nfy, in town should have been after
him simply because he tried to get
away from Jail He had only been IN
! prison one day, having been arrested
! on Mouday on a warrantissued by just
ice VanAmripge, for stealing watch
| from a lady on Market street, about
| ono year ago.
| Daily Journal, 3d.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-05
All Serene.
The Raleigh NClDS saws !:

The Raleigh NctoS says:
MADISON, the colored Senator from
EdgecrmDe, arose yestcrG.v = To- p
question Of privilege. Ia our ren.Iv
Of his remarks Thursday, il rei,.tion
to .he amendment OF the charter of
the city of Wilmington, We saiG "nU
had heard a Democrat in Wilmington
threaten that his party wOald nave.
possession of that city at ali haZard- -
He claimed that lie said lie LeaTt. t..is
Ns a rU5tDr and from mO-e th2n one
so.' .'rce. We may haTe IrIsquOtet this
Sena Hr IN this respect, but this we do
repemb, c: he said this bill lr0uiI
Jrilg s,L1,l q secOnd IicksiUrg mas
sacrr. and VIII. Al it Will be remembered
that This MASSAGE was occaal"iled by
the whites repelllL>S an un unw"rianted d
attack on the part Il the Senator y
race, 1t is easy to see ,le DRIFT of his
thoughts at the time he az IL P'eo 10
follow Senator Cantweli III hiS on
Slaught on the white property .''vlo'5fS
OF Wilmington.
The bill Is now a Law and we re
happy to say that tha Cape Far IS Is,
Yet running with blood, and tha5 the
massacre has not yet begun. We *
pect to put the bill through to Il sar.,
factory conc usiou next month, a. those
WHO 1--we long enough VIII aud out.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-05
County Com I'm rnissIOners.

The Board met yesterday III adjourn
ed session, present Chairman pro
temp Wagner and Commissioners
Morris, Nixon and VanAmringe.
Report Of County Treasurer was re-
ceIved, read and ordered on file.
Bill of DR.. G.. T. Lucas, for $50, for
post naortena examination in the case
Of Grace Watson, was ordered paid.
Application of }. @. Smith, for arti-
cles for the Jail, was referred to
Chairman with power to act.
Application for remission of liquor
iiceLse, by z. Levy, was not granted
Application of Jau. ". Cowan, of
Holden township, for exemption from
public duties, was granted
Annie Carroll aud Lydia Ore, were
placed Oh the poor list and each al
lowed s. per month.
Application for aid from Martha a.
COsiln, was referred to the Comm ittee
on Poor.
Application of D. Shaw, for repair
Of bridges in Holly township, was re-
ferred to Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
Applications OIL. F. Murphy and D.
!. McMillstn, for repairs on the bridge
at South Washington, were referred to
Committee on Roads and Bridges.
Communication from J. d Powers,
Clerk Of Uuion township, relative to
tie Condition of the bridges over
Washington and Srlls Creeks, was
referred to Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
Various applications for relief were
referred to the Committee on Poor.
Application of H. F. Murphy, for
the construction of bridge at Groom 8
Ferry, was referred to Committee Oh
Roads and Bridges.
Application Of Henry Stolter, for
remission of taxes, was referred to
Committee on Finance.
Application of G. W. Corbett, for a
reduction of valuation on his property
III Caswell township, was not granted,
Wm. ). Harper was granted "a GER
tiiicate of exemption.
Application of William Clark, for
exemption from poll-tax, was not
granted.
Applicati n of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, for remission of
taxes, was not granted.
Application of G. W. Murphy, OF
Caeweil township, for remission of
lax. was not granted.
Bill OF G. W. Co b TT, against Cas-
we'll township, for Justices fees,
amounting TO $41, was approved.
On application Of G. W. Bordeaux,
Register of d, DIS, it WA ordered that
the deeds of property sold by the Sta e
be bound in book form.
Com nIssioners Nor is and Nixon,
comprising the Special Committee ap-
pointed by the Board to settle the
matter in disputa relative to the
boundary lines between Hold~n a2d
Lincoln townships, asked further
time for report.
Reports from the Committees on
Poor and Work House were received
and ordered on file.
The Committee appointed to settle
with the County Treasurer. consisting
of Commissioners VanAmringe and
Morris, reported. Report received and
ordered spread on ths minute s.
Commissioners Morris, VanAm-
ringe and Wagner, were appointed "A
Committee to investigate the matter
of the escape of prisoners from the
County Jail.
The Board then adjourned.
DaiLy Journal, 4th.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-05
For Ihe JOurnSI.
alton OF OFFICERS OF - eith Grange

For Inc journal.
Grand Picnic and Public Ensta,
alton OF OFFICERS OF Keith Grange
4Uessrs Editors:
1t has seldom h, I. my lot NEE,
with SO pleasing ii sight or a more I'D
pressing demonstration than L had the
pleasure of Witnessing atKeltl. Grange
on Saturday the 10Th inst. The dan
and volnmniOus clouds Of mary day :
OF dreary and unwholsome weather had
broken away. Nature seemed to smile
on her grand works and to bless tht
many smiling faces that met to cele-
! brate the gift of her untirlug hand.
The Grange met III her usual man
ner and soon completed all labors The
| doors were then opened and tn
! church was soon crowded with many
anxious spectators. Mr.. Armstrong,
the installing officer, appeared and ii
| his usual finn and impressive manner,
announced the object of his mission.
Mr.. l.. S. Bell beng requested to net
as his assistant, gaIiantly responded in
the affirmative. The polite and easy
manner in which Mr. Bell performed
his duties attracted much attention,
which was more on the French than
the Scotch order of politeness.
After the installation was over q +
Walker, Esq vino was loudly called
for to address the crowd, responded III
his usual calm aid pointed manner.
He literally tore up the earth from the
beginning Of creation, intersected it
in fields and gardens and sowed 1T all
broadcast. He touched heavy on
all professions; IN their dealings with
farmers and laborers: he urged all
farmers TO arouse from their stupor
aud lethargy and show TO the balance
of nlauklud that thy ale something
more than 'hewer4 OF W pod and draw
ers of water, for all other leagues and
professions he urged retrenchment
and reform in farming, that we live i'll
q new era and must be equal to the
times. That education both pbysI-
cally, socially, intellectually and re-
hgiously must be adopted aud practl-
ced before we could expect to meas
ure arms with the balance of the
world. 1t would occupy too much space
to give you all the points the speaker
took; suffice to say it was good enough
for any man to listen at.
After the speaking NJ. O. Collins an
nOunced the hour fNr refreshm erts
and we all repaire d TO the table short
distance from the Church, which We
beheld loaded with everything pleasant;
to look upon, and sweet to the taste
After a vast crowd had saciated the
inner man, enough was left to feed as
many more, We are not in the habit
of Dragging, bat | can candid y say u
more impressing scene and rIcef
time L don't expect to have again
soon.
The following were the officers in
stalled:
NJ G Collins, Worthy Master.
Il W Mooore, Overseer.
G. T Walker, Lecturer.
J E Groom, Jr, Steward.
G A Herring, Chaplain.
A d Bordeaux, Treasurer.
DIR G Broadhurst, Secretary.
W L Bordeaux, Gate Keeper
Mrs Margaret S Bordeaux, Ceres.
Mrs Martha 2 Groom, Flora.
Miss Mary J Herring, Lady Assis-
tant Steward.
GRANGER.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-05
Al OiIi RsPlIC

While the workmen were engaged
Tuesday in lowering The track of tine
Street Railway 10 the level OF the
street on Front, ut the intersection of
Walnut, they came upon cannon,
ABOUT seven Ieet long, cmnedde3 per-
pendicu,ar III the sand, with the nsuz-
z'e mp. As it appeared to bs III tAe
exact centre of the intersection of the
Two streets, it must have bean placed
There by some former city surveyor.
/ Is a queer looking piece of ord
A'uce, aud hle 1t would not be- p
very effective weapon il these days.
5Le Mayor might present 1t To Serasur
OaDt"eh, "a douJrl,ss it might an
S"er to maxi the ''rivur~ OF Carolina
Tnn III with blood IN his new rebellion.
We don't think It would require any
more effective weaprn 10 4I1il t,.s,
tempest Ia a teapot which ue has
Threatened.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-05
ENaEZeFafe.s Ek sUrss.

=, BY request oi Messrs. Hurocr &
UfaEes, OF the HiilsborO IsltHr.-
tAe$&de-ny, We contradict tie c&ae 8era-
,e' rep. rts winch have CT -pt lnto the
pat columns of various uewapapcrs
~ - 'his State relative 10 tile, existence
u scarlet fever at HiIlSbUro. Ih.re
@' oeen but Ole fatal case, winch
teurfed nearly d month ago, and the
to to'llnation of which in death is sad
- nave been caused by the patent's =
b" "h ll- prudence and there has not
~ eH case OF any kind in the town IN
Te To past two weeks. As fsr as Me-srs.
--I2tler & Graves school is concerned.
r. Is removed a mile and a haif
l oa the town, there has never been
ho~e oaoe within its limits. Tnere have
ess n lew isolated cases OF tie dis
an1 'e IN Hill8boro during the winter
"nG that Is ali.
ho we make this correction for the
men. oneht OF the above school. Some
ftIt'les feIt 9 who have heir sons there have
wr;tsa alarmed at the reports and have
them TO 70 make enquiries in reg I'd to
the IA, All such may rest satisfied with
esaeapic samphatic denial given to these
sefated and Injurious reports.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-05

aging our insu rance companies; oul
manufact hries of commercial fertili-
zers; our wool and cotton factories;
our mills of every description; our
iron works and tobacco factories: our
depots for the manufacture of agri-
cultural Implements, and every other
enterprise that tends to develop our
resources, and retain Southern capital
at home. We have but to be true to
ourseives-to have more confidence in
each other-to work faithfully to es-
tablish and support our own institu-
tons. and diversity our pursuits, and
We wall see our country bloom and
blossom again, and be made sensible
CT the presence of our rightful pros
perity.
In view of the great importance of
| capital to the South, and to our own
State, and on account of the unjust
discrimination made against our peo-
pie by many of the various Companies
Of the North and West, we beg to state
thot persons holdiny policies in these
Companies can hare them transferred
to the Southern Lite Insurance Com
lda!y, aOittom loss or additional an
n,tdl outlay.
al losses payable in the Wilnai1ag-
ton District WiU be adjusted aoader
the adpice and supervision Of the
Board Of Trustees or ats Lrecu-
tire COannaattee, thus avoiding
the c1penSe and uncertainty of col
tectio'ts at remote points and from
u1ak1a0aO1a persons.
All inform alton desired will be fur
nished by the Secretary of the Board,
Mr.: L. G. DeRosset, or from
Major John c. Winder, Gene,
raj Agent, Raleigh. N. c., and appli-
cations for insurance can be made to
same parties.
d, r. AlURCHIsoN, Presid't
DUBRUTz GUITAR, Vice-Presid't.a
THOMAS @. DERossEr, Sect'y
WIN. A. WRIGHT,
Don MACRAE,
d G. WORTH,
F. ". KERCHNER.
[. B. GRAINGER,
J. W. HINsoN,
H VOLLERs,
II. b. SHORT,
III. NJ. KATz,
Executive COnt1ni:tee.