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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-29
THE EYES ! THE EYES !
DIR. E. Ii. PARDEE,
OculiSt and Aurist.

a ErER A PROTRACTED RLESD,
"A ness of more than five years, Dr. paflco
has made himself thoroughly and scientltcaI-
ly acquainted with all Diseases Of the Ee,
and is now practicing with success not sur.
passed in the United States
All operations performed, such as Strabi;'
mus, or crOss-eye, Cataract by linear cXlIac-
ton, Depression or A bsorption, PteY-um, "
teshy membrane growing over the eye, kJduc-
tlon Of Staphyloma, or bulging Out Of the eye,
Artificial Pupil, Fistula, LachrymaliS, Or clos
ing OF tho tear passage, and all dcOrnitlG oI
the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least
pain, and possessing all the movements and
brilliancy of the real eye. A large assortment
constantly on hand and for sale ut reasonable
prices. The Doctors Eye Bath for the treat.
ment and cure of all nervous diseases is usei
all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him eases for operation, he hopes that his uni,
VerSal success Will warrant II continuation u
their confidence. His celebrity as an operator
is cO-eXtonsiye with his success, as patients
are presenting themselves, for treatment anu
operations, from New York and Boston almost
monthly. Many patients can bo scent tho
Doctors office daily, in different stages 0l re-
cOvery.
0FFIcE-737 Clay street, Opposite tie
Plaza, San Francisco.
TAKE NOTICE." II liar "a NOT 10
be beitsUsd though he speaks the IrHfh'
Reports are in circulation through the upper
country that | have retired from business tl.!
| have gone to the Atlantic States, that a9
in Europe, &e., &c. To those interested 'lI
say that the report has been gotten in ciicli
tion for the furtherance of other parties WIZ
are trying to obtain, illegitimately, az eyo
practice The report has been started BY al
itinerant mountebank, and without the elN
truth, as | am at my Office daily, and attending
to about sixty daily patients.
Il. IL. PARDEE, Oculist
737 Clay Street,
my25-ly. SAN FKhNCloO"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-29

NEVER insult man because he appears
poor in purse or raiment; for beneath a
raggel coat it may be that muscle lies
concealed that could put head on he
Oldest man in business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-29

BARHUM's baby hippopotamus sod
for $4,000 at auction. There are babies
in this country that could not be bought
for twice the money. No indeed the
idIy, pity, goosey pooseys.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-29

Let's jine hands and mix" said a
Pennsylvania granger to the fair widow,
81 hen he popped the question.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-29
IRA NGCONTENENTAL T1Cupr.
Via the Pioneer Route.
CHICAGO AND NORTH-WEsTypv
IL A l. w AY.
THIS THE BEST ROUTE EASr

-1-A = L.
Its track is of STEEL RAILS, and onitl.
been made the FASTEST time that ba. ,a' /, .u mas
been made in this country. BY this ro'. o'g
passengers for points east of Chicago bVu.o boooc
choice of the following lines from Chicago '''o
BY THE PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE Avn
CHICAGO AND PENNSYLVAViI'It'N AM
RAILWAYS.
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Dan
man Palace Cars through to PbiladoInIli,' I,
and New York on each train. '"4
I THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman paloc.
Cars to Baltimore and Washington "'''o
BY THE LAKE SHORE AND MIcuIc,v
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND C0YVnnS
TI0NS (NEW YORK CENTRAL iTL
ERIE RAILROADS): ''-'D
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY. with DALI.
= Drawing Room and Silver Palace Sloon;;v's'
Cars through to New York.
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL. Gp.yn
TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN ANbFflTif1
AND NEW YORK CENTRAL R4liI..
WAYS:
. THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Pal.
- ace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars tlri
to New York, to Niagara Falls, Buffalo. E1cS.
ester or Now York City.
BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
8 THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with pnn
- man Palace Cars for Newark Xane,yiIi
| Wheeling, Washington and Baltimore witios
change.
This is tho SHORTEST, BEST and oo,,
| line running Pullman celebrated PALACE
| SLEEPING CARS AND COACHES, conner.
ing with Union Pacific Railroad at OMAHA
and from the WEST, via Grand .JurriaH'
Marshall Cedar Rapids, Clinton ScrI;o,
and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE ElS,IT
This popular route is unsurpassed for Sroe3
Comfort and Safety. The smooth, w,ll.L.
lasted and perfect track of steel rails. tb1 c'i.
ebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars NJ,
perfect Telegraph System of moving troin,
the regularity with which they run, the ajni..
rable arrangement for running through rar,
to Chicago from all points West sccere io
passengers all the comforts in modern Eaiway
Travelling No change of Cars, and no tcIi.
Gus delays at Ferries
Passengers will ind Tickets via this rayori.
route ut the General Ticket Office Of the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad, Sacramento.
Tickets for sale in all the Ticket Offices NJ
tho Central Pacific Railroad.
W. II. STENNETT, Gen. Pas Agent
MARTIN HUGHITT, Gen. Sun
II. p. STANWOOD, General Agency, 2l
Montgomery street, San Francisco. ausi0,y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-29
Redemption Fund Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ Sealed Proposals, directed to the un-
dersigned, for the surrender Of County
Warrants, will be received up to the last
day OF the next regular meeting of the
Board Of Supervisors.
E. T. MCCAUSLAND,
County Treasurer.
Weaverville, Jan. TO- 1876. Al.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-01-29

Bronze Turkeys, weighing 10 lbs each En-
den Geese, weighing from 10 TO 50 lbs. per
pair Brahmas, Leghorns, Games, etc.
Pehln Ducks, averaging Is to 70
lbs, and best Of all Ducks
as Layers.
Also-A fine assortment of Pigeons, Rabbits
Guinea Fowls and Ferrets
Any variety of fowls desired imported
EGGS, true to name, fresh and well packed
for sale at moderate prices
Send for illustrated Circular and Price
List to M. EYRE, Napa, Cal.
On receipt of 10 cents in stamps, will fur
nish specimen copy of the PoULTRY BULLETIN
an illustrated 32-page monthly, the recognized
authority in poultry matters in the U. S., and
decidedly tho best Poultry Journal published
Subscription only 81 % a year.
Please state where you saw this a d verti
ment Orders may also be left at this office.
jan8-3m.
, 1876-04-17
9nldnoil1e Depe(1fu.

Sttapa a, Is. Mpril. @eitern Wtor
gen ieBte 1ib bas Stau-Gis i'll oe;n &i-
beau ssluiie in Beuesuns uuo rib 5pei
@ebGube nabe Der Bride an Der st.
YatriditroBe NIT fort. @tuer Der Britt
tenhdmae ,purbe ourh oas Gis iebr be-
iAdblst.
. It . II, Is. Mprif. Gas ein9etre.
teue ,parme @etter ueranlabt, bab Der
Sdnee in DEN n6rbli6en S6eiisn BON
Maine uno New. 6ampibire raid 81
" aiier miro, INN tueroen arpbc uebsr-
lhpemmunsen bsiurdtet. Das Wolier
in Dem @innipeioetee itsbt 8 3uu b0)cr.
als il supor. Ser Merrimod lit l9on
icbr bod uno iteist nod fOrtwabseno
i9ueQ.
Gbappaqua. H.'O., Is. NpriI.
0as alte @obnbaus @reeIp's I'M &c.
bol5, aueldes in Den leBteren Sabren uu-
bswobnt tuar, brannte seitern Mbenb ab.
Me9anies5urs, Benni. Is.
Mpril. @etcra Mbeno fam in Den
Stdaen oes .Mmerieun 9ouie" in Gplye
BON SranOitiftnns 6susr aus, utldes
msbrere Stdqe uno Sobnion's &eibs
Don BadjteiubauIern eindl9erte. Sic
Glammcn er9rifen losaan bas @Aul-
Saus uno 4 Mobnbaulsr, ,uelde ~ssritort
murben. Sas rMmeriean.9uuI e" uno
Die rOoo Gslops 9ale" brannten, bel
be 8ebauoe iuuroen ieoo6 serettet. 9as
5euer 1T isst antsr GontrOle. gertust
$4,000.
GIeeelanb, Is. april. Cine
Spe5ial-D epeide bcs biefsen ~Seralo"
aus Normalt. o., bsridtet: Das beat.
tise rgbroniele" per0Heutlidt einen Be-
ri9t, baB Der 2ebrer Der oeutiden tatbo.
liiaen @smeinbe 8. 9. 2ins ni4t soe-
niger, als IL Wab@en int Al.er bon g.
IL SaDren seiadnoet uno perfibrt bat.
&ans wurbc idou Dor II Sabren bel els
nen, dbnliden gerbseden absefaBt als
er 2sbrer Der fatbolii9en @emeinbe am
Weienb ,par. Samals wuroe jeoo9
Die @ade toot0eidwiessn. Dis Snois-
nation lit 10 sroB, ouB &iinb, welder
enifoben 1T, leidt S~etannti9aft nit 81.
ner SanfiAlinss MAIDEN lam, i'm Sale
i'm Die 9eutIasn cruliden."
, 1876-04-17
Curopaqbe na9tidtsn.

Magbsburs. Seit bsrsits As "a.
gen baben Die Jlutbea Der @lbs ;pr &c.
suObntes Bette aberidrittea unS nod 1T
fein 8id9ans b%erislben gu bemertsa.
Gin Spe3ialtorreipeaeeut Der rMasoe'
burger j3ts." bat bas seiammte 6luta'
Bsbiet bereif unb sibt BACON tolssnoe
anidaalids Sditoerun9: S9on aas
Wasesturs 5uuadt Iiesenoe @ebiet, bsr
Sracauer Damm, 5eist wie bart Wen'
iasnbanS i'm 3ampfe sesen bic @le'
ntente bat arbsitsu miifen: 6aidinenla.
gen, Steiae uon bebeutenosr Budt,
8aumltdume unb meme GrSauiwirfe BE-.
weiisn, tuie a,aa fid Der sessn o~euisl'
ben idlasenoen Wosen eripebrsn muBte
uno ute mand)s bause Nahtltuuos idon
bel o;eiem Wtrte uoubradt wuroe. Die
@emeinos Gracau ielblt 1T bel Der uebers
Futuus nit 900 Morssn nusbarem
Vanoe uno z Gtablinemen,S betbeili9t,
welde msilt am log. @racouer Guscr
ODER ibm seseaiiber lie9sn. Weltsr
binauf fabrt Der Jog. 0iniea. ODER 2eit.
bamm, ipeld)er BON Der Weroeripiee bel
@aaies bis our Srieoridtaot sebt, mad
oem DOrie Yrelter. Ser .3usans su
benz Dorie islbit lit nur auf Dem Dam.
me gu ermOsliden. ba am @insanse
oeS DorieS baS Wallsr nod awei SUB
bod ltebt. Die @emeinoe lslblt sablt
$500 Dig. Ndsr, wouon 1000 Wtorssu
Giaentbum Der @emeiuoe islblt lino unb
1900 Ws. Der &lolter 8srsti6sn Stifs
tnIi9 seboren. 0on ben @emsinbcddsrn
linb 200 org. Der Str6munS~ aus9elest,
auBsrSsm liest Elm @ebist BON 1855 Dig.
in Der fog. Hobrlafe, welder Ebcil Der
6elbnart Surh Die Goupiruns Der alten
@lbe nod guslase Oer O%rtSeintpobuer
gelAiiet weroen loate, ednjlid, aao ein
I'M fog. @riincbers aelesenes Ierruiu
BON ca. 800 Worsen gum sr0Bten Gbeile
anter DrdnswaiIer; bic Winteriaaten
fino uolIitanois psrniatet uno bic @ewalt
oer Waiier mar 70 itarf, bag fit uielt
Qunoert Tbaler Dung, melAer auf Bet
Teloera lag, oernidtet unb bic our Drie'
brih.W ilbelmss8 Bride biaab selrieten
purbe. Sang ~beionoers aber luaro bieie
@emelnoe sednsiist burh Die ibr brobeu'
ben Deidbride. Sn Der Radt pom rs.
gum 26. 6ebr. brobte elm Durdbrudl
Old|t bintsr Der i'm Goupiroamm Der altsu
@loe au ber &reu3borit ansebradtsn
SAlsuie, iuelder nit Wsiihe oerbin'
bert tuuroe, unS ont 26. Gebr. WOrseaa
orrhts Elm ,wsitsr Surm bic ion. Ranss
, 1876-04-17
Tranfreib.

9arig, 10. April. Sie bon ben
Jransoien iirli6 BON Gonitaat''s se-
idlosensn oufitduoiiden S'uppen aabl'
ten 1000 unb ni9t, wie IniaaSs ar9e'
9eben puroe, 1000.
9ur9 gang Granfrsi@ tpalbtete Elm
Aeftissr SGneeiturm. unsewobnIi@ t'el
auar Der GAaee su BOroeaag uno Mar'
ieiaes.
2onbon n, Is. Mprit. Sesn wStan'
barb" miro aus paris semeloet, DAB Der
Mein in oem 8oroeaug.O iitritt ourd
ben Sdmsiinrm erbsbl:9 Sslittsn bat
Gin ioldss Wiatsr.petter mill nan in
4aris lett so Sabren nidt erlebt babea-
, 1876-04-17
@a6laab.

2onbo n. Is. Npril. Ser ruiii9e
rSnualioe~ iast, bas Der S6ab ponprrs
fen Elm srcBes Sruppeu : Corps uad
Mei9eh, elmer Staot int noro0itli4en
3beile YerSisn's, uno Sauptitaot Der
propins Gboralian, seihidt bat. um BON
BORT aus einen Gelosus sesen Wero 81
beginner. @elirst Der Blan oesS dah's,
70 blrfte CT Meyo erreidsn, ebe &ublano
oa5Ielbe ieinem &eide annettireu tana.
, 1876-04-17

einsetrOTcn 1T. gr batte cine @onfersnj
nit Dem @roIen Mnbraiip ulo uirb nod
Gonitantinopel reiien, um gentle Be-
bingunecn Der Mufiidnoilhtn, weIhe
Oeitreid unteritiibt, ppgSuihla9en.
Nm Sicaitas miro Die Gonferen5 ter
6Ireibijhen unb ungoriiden Minitsr
Iiattfinben; 2aiier Grans Soiepb miro
ben 8orIit fiibren. Gin Sci6luB ,uiro
beantrast merbcn, bos beItcbeuoc Wcr=
6dltnib Elm Sobr lnna fortjuiibren.
, 1876-04-17
9Irtei.

2onbon, Is. gpril. Cine @isnsr
9epei9e an bic Zines" tbeilt nit. oaB
Die lerbiide&esieruns oemGiirtenWreoe
ipe9en Der ibm ON SOnnta9e wioerfabrs
nen8eleibisuns @bbitte seIeiitet uno pei
iproden bat, idmmtIideS beilnebmsr Der
Denomination CUR llntsrin&uns gu sies
ben. Sie MnscIessnbeit 1T iOna9 ssoros
net.
SEPT 1T aa4 in Der iibIi9en Sersoso
nina. in prearet Der Mufitano aussebro-
den.
@ien, Is. slpriI. 9ie v9suti4s
3eitnns" beri4tst, bab Der ruiIl9e
emiiiar BsiiIistp aus &asuio in @isn
, 1876-04-17
CtRi@4

Qonbon, Is. @pril. gne Spesial'
bspeHbe Der Zines" aus @er!ia meloet'
ooS bic Blditer Der eScdiiden partei in
Oelreid bebauptsn, oaB @ub!ano oeus-
lid ben @erben Ole Mbliht 5n perltebet'
eessten bat, fs 9ssen 6iireid. 3'panss-
mabnubmen in Sdus nebmen 81 'uouer,
fuls Scrbien ber Silfei Den &rle9 er-
.fldral lp0te.
, 1876-04-17
GnBiaH0.

2pnbon, Is. Mpril. 3ablrei9e I'm
aIiidsfdae meroea BON DC rOtfilte berld'
aet. Grsi6abrscuse ideitsrisn seltern in
berBalb unb 2 Yerionsa ertronfen. yin
Jii9srbpot sins auf Der pobe nonGl9sn
a,utsr unb 8 9erionea %erirantsn-
, 1876-04-17
s. e f a,

u w.
bac amelifaniihe Butter fir Bib
Dieje Wfilhun9 entbdlt fein Nrlcnif
poer pcraifIetc Stoffe.
60 trinst cine rsice Saat unp bd I Sranttei
n BON 9irben meg.
I,s CT Wrtifel bat unter stuen nn;ern Numer
Wunerr pesriGlst III esu 8isbbe srbtn ron
@rtB Sritanun,
es Il cir fe.tsr Saamea uno ers'a5t ssfuntes
1lsiih ttim gieb.
60 stSrssrt rem @uwstbura bss iunSsn Bic
bes.
20 persaubt bic Spsilsn unb srasust lansc
y ole bel Stoafen.
Sir &Gwsine IN Is Elm Rittel, mel9es aranf
rtitfn poa ibueu abbdlt.
70 rs'n'et pos Sl9t ber pferbe, &inepisb
II ~.
G'e1i el u.beibt an etefem Guttsr, Cd psrbta.
bert CHOLERA uap Yermtbrt Res Sssen won
Glern.
rs irs n 5 Gent Ya!eten Ssrfauft. Die
@etra dsanwsilurssn fnp irbr lei9t.
Sir 1 aile 81 3Otb 400 Yaftte
- 2 y Z 60fb 2n0
4 IL 1lcfb 400 n
Mnbert 9ume, isabritant.
Office Inp 2ueer SO. I6. Is StraBt,
~ ! milf ri nj b, IA.
, 1876-04-17
StalisR.

2onbon. Is. Mpril. Cine Sepei6e
oes ,Stanoaro" bon Som melbet, oaB
@aribalhi einsn ~pouldnois neuen Dor
i1lag aur Correction Der Siber an Die
Gesierans sinssianot bat. @as Ell Dor
S~usspsile babsn nil, 1T Die 5eriteauns
elmer Mrt bon Sssbafea in Der @abe
&oms anb idldst Dor, Die @rbsit elmer
Ittien.@ eiell1aft gu ibertra9en.
, 1876-04-17
Gpanifa.

@abrib, IL. @pril, sRaa bdlt fir
eemib, baB Die Stage 'uesen6ucrUs ourd
@Isi9leauus bsr bastllden Yropinasn
init ben iibrissn Sbsiien hes 2anoes bin.
iidtli9 Der 8~eiieusruas unb Der Cote
1eription. iowie burd 8slaNnns ibrsr
b.motratijd den Ma.nisipal-O Organization
beleiti9t Weroen piro..
, 1876-04-17
wretje Der asseisen:

eta Ssuare, eu Wal so'
Gin sqiase, ,wei Wa1 5r
&tn c aaare, bret Wla1. ano
Gin esaare. cine We&t 5So0
Gin Ssuars, eiuen wtsaat q ~
Ein Sauare. bret Wlondf wv
tSrss.re Auseistn nerves. btbssr tsrtaaef.
9 sfut cb,r .psaiser Bet en- O'leen siRsn Saaars.
nut asssissn Enb I'm Dsrans sa taesfn.
Die, 3eitums wiib IN N,atnome n am'
aeaeus bon ben 9r6sern tis is Gents per
QDShe duSgefraaen.
, 1876-04-17

6 enti@IauD.

Gonbon, is. april. Sie ~&SlS.
s.3ta.. iast, bab CANADA nnb Nsufune'
lamb ioarum nadseiudt babsn, p0m l..
Suli an in Den .Snternat'onalsn pol.s
uersis." aufgenommen y. tperoeu.
, 1876-04-17
Dtf Tnbkl1r,

1T beitimmt. bas sans. btsberise Stttperfa6tsn Inns
suitoben. Ole Sur wtrb burd bas fosenonnte
eobbao nab bnr@ @inneb,men oon Sehpa!nsr
tbren Sis bot, NJ ttef re lisst, unb Sa slei9er
i3sit seisen fe Bic qebenstraft bes Tenidtx on.
Iauisnbe finb IN ben lsstsn swst Sabrss IN her
worben. nnter ben @ebeilten %bsinben fi@ pisIe
Ger5te itno Ipotbfttr. Die Sobbdber nnteribetfen
ft6 pom anoeren Sdbern oaour9, bab ie Streft anf
bic Rraufbeit etnptrten, unb ben frantea Stoif ents
fernen, tn ,pcl6er form er uu9 SuH ToridetR
tomme. STE tnb etn @erbrennun9ss poer ausidsis
bunsSzproces Der 8rantbeits itoie. Sober Sronte
piro bet Der Inpenbuns btsier 8nr ~io3niaseh fetn
belt lit, 10 lit er mirtlid unb rabifal sebeilt, pGbs
rsnb mad Der btsberisen SeitmetboSe BITE Wtttel
eew6hnlt9 sefabrtt6cr iinb als BITE sranfAettisIbit.
nnb it4 oitets etn sonSes Deer iseuabdrer sranfs
ObsleiS Sic aob6aber QUE atanfbsitsn, tnnsrIi9
unb duBerli6, ~furiren, 70 limb bod bic @irtunssn
bet ~folsenben 8ranfbetten. Defenders ,penn ne f9
nod IN aentem 5 uitanbe %5efineen, cams auterorbsnts
ipsrben iebr l4nea, aepobnlt9 n,lt l.3 8abern,
Defenders BET inngsn Scatter u. tn sriten GtsStum,
ism@tism.s iper6sa Oft isSr' }Snsa.' ssSsiit;
ebenio @ueens nus Sbrsnfrantbetteu, Sowis aut
aubsrsn 8rantbeitsn S"ranSiua,Sem, @e.
pl5stid. Ii. itdtburs. gtur eth Bah 1T btnret9.nS,
nm ssSeben pon Der Btrtune gu iberaensen. Nas
petfrcbS unb BITE fo9enannts SSarts oher
Sueferrubr (etne bis iest unbstlbats Sranfbeit)
ipurben sebelt.. Bet lestersr arantbett ssben Is
Nro5ent SeS Suderitofes init ieSeus Babe Sur4 ben
nrtn ob.
Ole 8obes uae etunebmes puIper iperben nod
iebem Qlas i'm 9anbe p~erianbt, Der Yrets bes
Babespuluers 1T So, Der bes Gtnnebme : BUFFERS
81. Wian IaiIe fd etne 8roidlre lber bic aobfat
Ia ensIii4er oSer beatider Spra9e idtdea.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Cir. (Box 1S99),y
Rew 0erk
, 1876-04-17
0ir0inia Staats~Wd5eTte
tasns ssrausssssbsn von
3sba O. psia H.
70. 8: 3n0tite strase.
u DINO nj b, ga.

~rr~,r4;ors Nreife.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28

Wy 4eleRIdpu'I
NEW ORLEANS, April 26-Lower-
middling 123 cents; low middhnga III
cents; good ordinary 81 cents; net
receipts 1,006; gross 1850; sales $500.
NORFOLK, April 26-Dull and de-
pressed-middling II cents; net re-
ceipts 311; exports coastwise 1893;
sales 60.
GALVESTON, April 2e-Dul1 and
easier-middling 124 cents; net re
ceipts 1,199; exports coastwise 30S;
sales 40.
BALTIMORE. April 26-Dull-mid-
ding 124 cents; gross receipts "a;
wise %; sales 10.
MEMPHIS. april 26-Dull and nomi-
nal-middling 124 cents; net re-
celpts 435; shipments 1,063; sales 900.
MOBILE, April 26--IrreguIar-mid-
ding IL cents; net receipts 4S; exports
coastwise pol; sales 700.
AUGUSTA, April 26-Dull and de-
pressed-middling 12f cents; net re-
ceipts 81; sales ".
SAVANNAH, April 26-Quiet-mid~
ding IL 1-16 cents; net receipts 1919;
gross 335; sales $50.
BosToN, April 26-Unchangcd-mid-
ding 133 cents; net receipts 246; gross
24S.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26-Heavy
middling ID cents; net receipts none;
gross 500.
CHARLESTON, April 26-Quiet- mid-
ding 12s cents; net receipts 41S; sales
$50.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28
Peter VI. wilson

MEsSRs. EDITOks-In view of the
fact thst Col. Pool will not be a can
pear unseemly to suggest some one
AS Lis successor on our State ticket
who have claims upon the party, l am
satisti. d that no one would more
efficiently Or acceptably fill the posi-
ton now occupi.d by Co,. PooI than
Mr. Pc er NJ. w Ison of Warren
Possessing all the qualifications which
the dutieH of the Office demand; of
high character; generous a':d patriotic
impulses and we'll educated mind, he
ntitles himself to the liberal support
of our party. I beg therefore through
your columns to submit his claims to
orr Convention. husband.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28

currently with the Medical Society of
the State. This year it holds its ses-
sion in Fayetteville, 3rd day of May,
and all physicians who came into prac-
tice since 1859 can and ought to avail
themselves of this opportunity to have
this necessary endorsement of their
diploma. The apothetic physician who
thinks the diploma of his college good
enough for him, and that he can affor i to
go without the license, will awake to a
knowledge of his error when he has a
bill contested, which may cause him
loss greater than the expenses incident
to this license.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28
BY Telegraph to the Journal. !
Financial.

FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, April 26--N;ght-~ Money
dull at 3@3} per cent. Sterling ex-
change firm at 81 SO. Gold 1923 @1124.
Government bonds active and strong
new IS 11sg. State bonds dull and
nominal.
New YORK, April 26--Night. Cot
ton steady-sales of 1,473 bales at
12i@13 Lie cents; consolidated net
receipts 9,763; exports to Great
Britain 26, 636; to France $685.; to the
Continent 1912. Flour slightly in
buyers favor with fair export and
moderate home trade demand
superfine western and State 81 100
81 80; Southern -four quiet but
steady; common to FUR extra so
So IS; good to choice S. 90@S9. Wheat
closed dull at 81 10@$1 IA for No. 8
spring, 81 Is for ungraded spring,
81 40 for white Ohio in store. Corn
is a shade frmer with a fair export
and home trade demand at So cents
for old western mixed in store, CLIO
62} cents for ugraded new western
mixed. Oats are dull and without a
decided change in prices. Coffee-Rio
firm at 15}@1S3 cents (gold) for car
goes and l5i@194 cents (gold) for job
lots. Sugar quiet but steady. Mo
lasses quiet and unchanged. Rice dull
and rather heavy. Tallow heavy at
Si@8k cents. Rosin dull at 81 100
81 80. Spirits turpentine dull at SO
cents. Pork lower-new mess 1920
so Is. Lard decidedly lower-prime
steaD $13 50S$13 So. Whisky quiet
at 81 III. FreIghts quiet but firm.
BALTIMORE, April 26-Oa;s steady
ut 4o@52 cents. bye nominally firm
At $685. cents. Provisions quiet
and steady. Pork 1913. Bulk meats
.shoulders 81 cents; clear rib liz
cents. Reconsideration 9s@l0 cents:
clear rib 1908! cents; hams 15@0l6
cents. Lard quiet and weak at 1870
I41 cents. Coffee firm at 163 @019! cts. |
Whisky nominally 81 IL sugar firm
md in good demand at 9{@I04 cents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-28
A Uifc,s 4: etOrt

The following is printed as an ad
vertisement i'll the Des Moines Iowa)
Register: [ hereby certify that J. E.
Bishop lied, and he knew it, when he
said ] left his bo1se with my three
little children without any prOvOca
ton AS 1 consider, and think others
would if they know the truth, [ had a
great many provocations. All [ ask
of him is to pay his Just debts and not
wrong people out of their just dues,
and leave me and my children alone,
aud pay me my government pension
that he has used ten years, being $3.50,
and interest on it for half the time he
has used it, and my furniture that |
took there. 1 will risk getting my
sugar without calling on my friends
to help hunt what has been put
away for the sick babe. I will
further say that / can make as good
a living for myself and three little ones
as we had with j. E. Bishop, although
lie would have people believe that [
was a great expense to him. ! confess
he got me two ten-cent calloco dresses
within three years. / think it will
keep him busy to gather enough of his
noisnhors' hogs to keep himself aud
his two children. However, 1t don t
take much of such pork to do ne. l
will say that through his scoIding,
pouting and complaining quit drinks
ing flee six years ago; but he con-
tinued chewing. smoking and using his
coffee as usual. Then, last fall he
openly forbade my using tea. sup
pose tobacco and coffee had raised in
price. The whole trouble arose from
his wanting my share of nay FIRST hus-
bands estate without giving anytbir G
to show that he bad ever received any
thing from said estate. He did not
get it, nor won't.
MRS. G. V. BISHOP.
April End, 1876.