davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-27
Gas Spectal= 6ebdmbe Der 2eocr=
Mnb GhubsT abrifanfeu.

Die Decentralization bat namentlld) in
ben lebten Sabren lebr be0eutenbe Sinlenito=
1len an9enommen mo ftatt 2eber IN erobell
Qnantitdten aus England, Sranfrei6 uno
Oentldlanb 81 importiren, baben mebrere
9robe geOergelhafte eine11 bebentenben Export
9anbel nod europa %er0finet. Sesbalb mar
es audi nidt mebr mie biuig, baB ein belon=
oeres @ebanoe auf benz Nusiteluussplabe
erridtet tpuroe, in meldem bas 2eoerqei6aft
lno ollie ban1it acknowledgement @eiddfte
aIsitelen. Sie 2eberz nno SGubfabritan=
ten baben oas @ebdube aus ei9enen Ofittelr
auf9efibrt unb lit es linen 9ellneen cine
Iebr poDitdaoi9 uno inftructipe Collection slr
IuSftenMn9 gu bringen. '9aS @ebGube lieot
slpllden Der Dftlt6en Sdlfte Der Ntaihtnen
Saue uno Der Sim Ipenue lift aus Sols anf=
gefibrt unb bebeft eirer 9taum Don 81, 900
Nuaorat Snb. 0afelbe fdut ourd Elm
mad anBer reid NIT Sabnen becorirtes Dor
tal auf ; itamentli6 lit aber auf ben S6mud
oes Snnert piel Sleib peripei1bet porben.
Die Seitenmdnoe iinb nit Sanuerl1, pelde
Die Wappen aller Staaten NIB 3erritorien
Der Union 5etgeH, loipie nit ben Sla99en aIer
9dnoer %oecortrt, mGbreub Die Oa6balfen p6l=
Ing ourd roth meib urlo bldue Sraperieu per=
bedt neroen. ~
gu beioen Seiten bes 0ftlt6en Sauptein=
sanses befinoeu fid Sffices NIB I'M ~stpelter
Stof peroen loeben mebrere .3imnter fin Den
Gmpfans Der Seiufer einaert6tet.
Der sroBe Sanptraum lit ausiAlieBlid cur
InSfenung bon Sober iotpie BON Sabrifaten
aus bemielben, bon alerlei 0taifinen, bic
sur Sabrlfation gebranft iperben &C. be-
ltitnmt. SIN @an5en baben etipa 700 arlez
ritaniide Sirmen IN biel lem @ebGuoe alSoe=
iteat, auberoem baben 40 auSipdrtige Tir=
men Die IuStellnng beididt. Dian finbet
bort Sitter aus Gnglanb, Gltblanp, Seutid<
lamb unb Sraufreid).
@robartig iinb bic @erbereien oertreten,
oerert Sober i'm liibli6en Sbeile oeS @ebduoeS
placirt iino. .Apier oerbieIlt gars b~eionbers
oaS Hobleoer berpor9eboben gu %iperber, mel
Dies bon alien Sbeilen Der llnior einaeianot
morbem 1T. Die @erbereien BON gtetpo Snort,
Ybilabelpbia, Cincinnati, louisville unb
Wfilwautee iinb sans beiouoers gut pertretert.
Daueben finbet man Die 9luSltelu11g bon
Oberleber fir StIefel unb Sdube, iarbige
leber fir Sfube, fir Su6binberarbeiteil,
Heiietaiben &C., iueld)e benz Seil6er in bic
@ugen fallen mIb. Cine 6irna felt cine
9eberpappe aus, nelfe aus 9enlablenen llnb
mittels bDbrauliiher Dtaldtle s%ulammen9es
pre6ter 2eoerabfdlen angeferti9t lit. Sin
Curriculum lit Die 9eserbte Saut oes I'M 3oplos
9ii6en ,@artet an Altersi6md6e 9eItorbenen
9roBen @lepbanten GmpreB, melfe bon elmer
Ybilaoelpblaer Strnla aus9efteut iplrb. 0ieb=
rere Sirmen baben auBer farbigem Wiarocco
Seber, SanoIfnbleber, aud iebr ietneS @lan,=
leber unb ladabmun9en BON Slldteuleber
ausaeltellt, melde Ielblt belnl 2aien Semurls
oeruna erre9en perben uno inter oieien Nusz
itelern iinb bic Ybtlaoelpblaer Sirnen Die
pronninenteIter llo am belten Dertreteuell.
Son OeutIdleno baben 8. HreuoenberQ Don
, 1876-06-27
Mecepteafrei,

Strait uno aler DISQUALIFICATION. nelbe
oardf una6tlamieit ODER @usl6psifuns berbei9efibrt
iouroen. Bsi allen Dro8itsn iino bic Snsrsbien5ien
~ babsm. Wtan psnoe ib an GapibfOn 4 &c.,
Doe 22sS Ken yorf. lS!3laue!
, 1876-06-27

ssslu nab 0sAtIasbz far so gsnts iurtst. "a
fsJt tttA $etlsattttl tn tss eDtt, SsIat 0isbts aaS
3sSfafs,st ans ,sSs fsaatsss ssrsaabtsa &raxlAasss,
OsasH.. U4esIsa-, tsytstss. sdles aab fsaAtss NAAes
lssnsa tse4 ~ekssvv viseD Skstsslsa utss) ISeStA
ksjsstses ~ .Assssvis dasss asiaf' u essss Is
, 1876-06-27
"Star- Wlrn" platform.

3 iberslans, cline 80 . 3feree. Gin pppfduttast
sous pntsr Otfeu. Srsett Ia Gifsupaaysu.5aubIau.
,ta nab. etreulart sratis ptrfeRstt. Wbrstarn
ts2ssft eta T. Rlattcrn.. et.lksa
, 1876-06-27

kdb2 t~titnsee, HdHn nit DsspepHa bebafN n. ysL
teraxal IL %, BIZ ttnern lueuttf&en Nlnble ntt benz fst
snbe1esbarea perlansen tu fsen, parafIhaI ju nsbntes
ash beaxe& bur& ht 8ur&t bassa auseefblpaen ,u fetR,
t.lses. Did MD alicia sr Dates. lebd, hsbsx sai
Nm ale 8ausaensgea, hs a tume tbla eaxas, RdS It.
MAS L. taSau Ruta. g. sadlt br DYsppttleT I'd feba
nat letae sanie nnasstuas. De ell6lt&t Grstlidtei
Toilet wtrt cine t~reahlsf sab S.n Hatlentsa trtxst bas
etyaetfetn, bal tas 2ebea ttm eiae 9aa " mnb klba bs
Rd&fen TIN ndbea, ai4t itlten sur 8ersurGMaA xah b
Gar ANN 6abRmssbs. Aher nAram IN
, 1876-06-27
Dsspsses

h1eas eDarun BE fhrsdft&ea S&mtner aasbalss
xt&e bee Rranibtt NIT f4 brinst. wtnn ID benz .edns
tf& Bihers" On 3tlmtttel stbsttn ptrb, has Stbsr lsid
efIdnsen iaani &c Itnbet be G&mriea isfpr, une ID
frtstftttem 0etraude wtrt hn patient Bon gDuGe 10
@s&e f& ttFtr beFnbea BIO cine ssnadubtee Pelnne a.
ttet "a. TGuftxbt itensn ba Gag. an sh@sa as sran-
lat wxrssa stef~ wunbubsrs SdImtha ID ssbtds&eA
, 1876-06-27

Mafrn, S&ata&Feses satfsbeu aus SersurSeaem EIuh
Gesen btee aranstettsa Ia ,S9webtl~ Bitters" bas ptrb
kMft e&usmttta, wdI q Der bette 9lItrstnisn IL, IN
Il ostbt. dbtr wlrb beg @sbsan& N fpdt oeer Mot etnan
sad bd Gnuetluu8 ~btosaaen, 70 BAT OGDEN. Wlalerr,
G&arta4ftba aHs A1but nMt Stsbr srbunbsns 3rast-
4dteu aaSbrt&en, beax mue Der @ebrau& fpfprt cha
hsat ,ntrtta, ba Rranfttitta tn tsfem Staptns ds as
aexs GstAaetxaa ufsrsrx.
, 1876-06-27

syG nns><rs fir Die bette 1elegenbeit in Der
<$yeet1eN 9Dslt. nm Gelo 3u o~eroienen. Ncr.
Y. 5. SAFETY POCk ET CO., @elpart,
gep SerieD. 4lp26apl
, 1876-06-27

1914. ..r.
Dr Yeasea r. BE srses sesrfaate be- Rbrssrs. Bss
An utalt bas saass Ssasa Nabrans uab Sraft. Dtna
tx R2aesn uah sneerf 0erbGaaa8tprsaue na&laden. lbs
ssae G6aAsi.tt Az sntpidsla. mus tr sax,e Abrptr ID
kn. DIV &rantbsitsa, pslat aus %stRsrttr SbdtiStttt be-
SrbAasasapreaue ~eRraeten. Rub serfGtsseu1 &rt, aba
Ne 4auytariaAe Netbt .tuamu eiefeIbt. DtH n bs
@sanb. nstu hAs x6&webif& Stttrs," ba n as 6tdr-
sunssatttd ptrst, he gerbaxuns sSrsaae rtselt xnb TIN
sdanis Gtinstdt b.rae1t, r sttlt 3ranittttea BELT, bH
asfAetnsab seai strlatebtnu Rshsr RHs. eDir sssaw
SasxpAw ~htsAAtxs
sas ss aabtrea eaRssatrautpsiks eatssssa sten 10 ~
aus StSrunsex Der Masentbatistett, als bnrH srbItda
dniast sbu btftiss 9~rsdltuns. Wena bic Sysd. nih
geeprt9 strAautt unp Der f6rper Ia 5ules sefsu ni4t bia-
ldEoltt rndbrt ptrb. maS GbmaSerans e~tnartttn uas
e! etf3rd&te S9aen trlteat bem let0ttfsa aniaa ens
srfdItnna td ensr prrfrn ssn frdfttees @elunSbes
scr nt&t ta 0ttra&t same Dk btsatsstsfeu Ntrats
Htns ff 8aae ssn S&wtnbfuSt ia ben tra.s Siabten b.
ea.etia. rttten ptnt aasHabms TIRE aximsrilamfit an.
90 anf ss Ntealtrune er Dsrb aaunsssrgans banttt bs
Sksite1 sd@s Der pafttnt ~ f8 utmint. tSm nt&t fraGt
~ DeN&tertt serarfa&en aas at@t bar& ben Roper se
VA sab tkm tntsebu ear tetas sbts In sGuaiesn esA
sssis sas lA'e&x Rstruns " slssa-
, 1876-06-27

cG~~ Ieenten uerlanst. Cute Geleseubelt, Gelo
SIItf 3u ueroiemem fir &eute, ipel1e lbre ,3elt oper
~ etnen 2beil Oapon Dem Sertauf unIlerer
SDeelprteu iuiOnten. &lberale Gonmiiiiouen. S1reibt
ra@ Den Seoln9unsen. q. .. Nor 6643. Great
American Tea Co.. 81 uno 80 Seiep StraBe,
1em Yurt. 4lp26ult
, 1876-06-27

@erlam9t, : $ !: s:: ST.! +; fr' {; !; 49, #: #:
bdlt Is 8osen 4,ap,er. 10 G%ouperts, soloene tseber.
Seberbalter. patent yarOmaB uno einen glrtifel Sc.
pelrp. Ginjelne patete nit ele9antem .4reis 25 Gents
po1tfrei. Glrculare 1rei.
~4lB12ott; Bribe u. Co., 769 broadway, T.W
, 1876-06-27

DIR mesr 9is stsstxahus SaHrea eytbeaiv da pus@
~ t&pebtf4n Ar,t bt zen wfGenfaa fli6tn Ss.f&une
pd&e q faR auf aata zbalea Der Grae snatlse, bte ~
HaIttee 6etrseff septgr Rr&utes uas W. Gyssaa hufn
eea bl1a ~ Aaupttsaaustbdk h1
, 1876-06-27

y Ast IA xasIa6ftlieats 1raaFbstteR, s,weu bas ~
i0tneti<&t unttrpprfeu IT, aae ltisea uamentlt&f sY
men haraR- Die uria&en, se&s eeits f1rsdli&tr hr.
strSeyrxfea, fab sui@teb<u uah ste(tta sbr bb ke
hard Sartanssmttd eas RepeufYaea. We o. AsnS
1usssraaut sab paour& ben saujtu s5rpa ~ t6 q n
Gat .S&webtf& 1tttert" Reps aaurei6t BE- ala [.Ss.
faastutttL bd ben eten np6battu xrsnlbetss unb bc,
xasfsnssa bic vdanbeht turzdstssseu, wtl&t f&sa Se~
iAA ~spdfdtrn, Il mttbr 0enrs am esbea " 6asss.
NtesersefAtassnbeft,
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~ sseelsaSoIte,
fal uRbeIssIs &ranfbettes xuk bic mrAiesni6M. n.s..
!uHa baidben lam xtemais ~ frab 6tapnnsu mtrSsr
1taR gtptaa&t 30 rS4uebt& 1aters" asaaa sa6 h.
AAmflun9 nup BE IeSte Gpur bar pbenosnaanfsn M
ptre ~strl9wtneea. Dem patientea ptrh nnf,bnsr M
Ssiaasbett ,araGstseb6s snS jssss IL frahss
sttasssts asls R& baIb wisss aA "
Ola &AJtitsHssmttfsA
gtrsnss, sIAs ea ssxitauss 4bfRbrrn.s.,,sr
Fsdblsat 8slssH trssat aar Dirt pini6es. inS,s, ~. ~
Ssspdte 9pRs bu ,68wtbtfA BtttsrSa n.b,ss% 80 anS
TN spatSmmsa uai&SsIas ableturss.stI' ~
'<rasrd&s ntrssa spss Ra6R&s sa{ ~~"
Ultss nab 9sfAseAbA
q wseR pxtd0He1, asA enAev upfasssNtA. M~A
Iastes tnttdlt, aud ietns AaySsSfASs AeRsnAaas. -
'seH sAsi&NsSllA btatbs ans
, 1876-06-27
Nip itmD & 1t Ct.
(@bromo)
The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company.
Sauptauartier 30 II. "a @eiep Ctr, y. y.
Cine Or9 aniiati on jun
GannNa.f aAn,n cSGnA

NyabHUGb WV &Ott
uno Sertauf o%elielbeu Direct al Die &unoen nit einem
tlelmen giuten. Seb5i8 3wei8 . Retail : 1ei6afte.
S6one Oel:@bromos peridieOener Ur0Ben perben Den
&auIeri NIT l. 2, 3, 4 ooer 5 pfuno 5bee sel9entt.
poles Gbrnmo betitelt ,,Sfip unc 5uf", Elm neues
q TIuho) Bib, oas einen ~lebDaften STREET 3ipilben
eilem &ino uno einem Dumb UNI Die GeblinSspuppe
oes @riteren bartlett. IS 1T 10 Dol bes 6unlors. baB
feline Sel&reibuns Die Gel1i6te 10 gut erSGblen fam,
ais Die einia6e 8e3eidnans oes &iinitlers. Die @nt.
l6eloun9 1T seraoe ipii9en 2biir uno NlnSel uno man
mug oas Bib leben INN es wirbisen gu t6nnell. Sebt
! baben in S3l Mrt Str., @de Der ,3Weiten II. Coates
str. lmo GIL 9io ,3}meite Ctr. Ybila.. 30. 4g95iaM.
, 1876-06-27
IBtatretstssnA
anfanef@l4

Dtrtsrsenes DInt IL bic 5eustxrfeAs bg eaass
uab (sssr tiesafttr RraRsptttn-
, 1876-06-27
w READY RELIEF
90 xrs,fss tn stn.u. Salb.n sIas Dsgs

q b%sfstis,s Ia Ssatssa asstnbtSim,
lRsGmpfs. e6pdhs. $%erjFIspfen, bbfsn aspk
f&msrl, pexeprbenen Wassn, 1iarrbss,
Ourdfan, DerR0p flung, Bldbunssa
Ins ale tnasrsn Seihea.
, 1876-06-27
SO Nrpsemt.

@uten asenten miro cine @ommiiion besahlt
fir ben Sertauf BON neueu uno lebrpopul1ren 8iidern
BON einer Der beoeutenoiten subscriptions 6irmen I'M
4anoe. 80 Bidder fir 50 @ents S. Bidder fir 81 20.
Sem 6umbu9. Wfan lafe ii) unlere Gircllare fom.
men uno i~berieaBe lid ielbf. @oreie ~. .. 8or 529.
artS>"N NDnn 49H!SDea
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1o6sa

sysN4sa, gtnasu Dare nseAslt~ ssfeAstess &rexs
ed&eA-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-27
Ct. 0ls,ab, Neiu1a.,

eetAeiHl iebea GonnerRa9, uab tseet tabe0i@ IN
Dsrausbe,abtuas: e8.OO
N1e weaiaer aIS geonate pirb teia sbone.
Son aSonaenten, bic bk 3eihnag nl@ aus.
husA(id, obbefelea, wigb anaenomme,, ba$ II
tAS Xbonnement loul9uisten piinfd fdbn.
Die 8easbf6uman9, ober HeuseiSdna8 oer
AbtoIxna Der 3eitune bon BEN VoRan1s. pcbin
bitielbe beorbert tposSen it, isipie bic unter.
lajiuxa Der Ansciae an bic eerauseeber bon Der
etwa ffattfiubenben CrtSter6nbernn9, uMb Der
Nnaabs bes newem 9ssbnorts e1tbiabet ni@f Uen
ter xe,asluna bes bellea AbosataeatsSetta9es-
Nnjet0eu,
tpeI&e c6ne HemertunN 3nr Aufnabme einaeben,
tperoea 10 tanse eiuseri6t uab bsrednet, b's l'e
atbefel(t perbcn.
Nnaeiaea merben ~ ben seipo9ni.d9en
vrciiea einaeridt, n6mlidb ~ Gent per Sree'cre
Reile, fur bic erite GinrIduna Mno eents tar
iebe jelaeabe. Nir Nusciaen, he t0naere 5esf
keGen bieiben, tpiro Gin bebcafenber absu9 er'
tambt.
Die Seraasaeber finS i'm Sefit elmer boil.
fdnbiaen AuStrabt
1teasr umb sefAmadselier eettern,
xas saser tinb te i'm stanbe,
Drudia@eu aler art
IN seattdber u~b enslitAer epra4e
auf's 5&nellite, s&onite unS Sillislte
III liefern
xssb empfeb(em tidb su aenestea auttrd9en.
6ebrudt werbeu:
eetterbeaSS,
Geitbdftsearten,
GireulAre,
0lAnee,
u.i. ". aut tir;eRc Tctis.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-05-26
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, May ight-The State
Commissioner of Agriculture of Georgia
reports 10 per cent. more corn planted
in the State than last yeaT aud the pre-
paration 7 per cent. better. The
severe cold in March killed the corn in
Southern Georgia, requiring it tn be
plowed mp and replanted, but corn is
promising al over the State and the
stands are averaging 50. Twenty-Five
per cent. of the corn is fertiilzed. The
average of oats is 135 compared to last
year. Sixty-six per cent. was sowed
last fall. The average condition is SO.
The average of wheat is 1lS compared
to last year, and its condition on May
1st was 116'', So per cent. sowed is fer
tilted. Rust on the blade is reported
in all sections and in some counties the
crop is nearly ruined with rust. An
increase Of "a per cent. in the acreage
of millet and 20 per cent. in forage
corn. The Introduction of German
millet has stimulated the planting =,
special forage crops.
There is a decrease of 10 per cent
in the acreage of cotton bat the prepa .
ration is per cent. better than last
year and the amount of fertilizers used
on cotton is 10 per cent. greater than
last year. The acreage in sugar cane
is increased % per cent. and Sorghum
IS per cent. Twelve per cent. more
fertilizers have been purchased this
year then last. only IA per cent. being
for cash and So on time principally for
cotton at L. cents next November.
Forty three per cent. of the fertilizers
used have been composted at home.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-05-26
] 81 HILL, Charm
81 E ROYAL, Secretary.
For the Journal.
Democratic Meeting in Column bus
County.


Democratic Meeting in Columbus
County.
Pursuant to a call of the Executive
Committee Of the Democratic party of
Columbus county IA large number OF
the citizens assembled in the court
house at Whitevllle on Saturday, the
20th of May, 1876, for the purpose of
appointing delegates to the State and
Congressional Conventions.
On motion Col + George w&s called
to the chair and J W Powell was re-
quested to act as secretary.
The convention then proceeded to
appoint deleg tes to the State Conven-
on TO be held in Raleigh on this 14th
day of June, when the following named
persons, being three from each town
ship, were announced:
For Bogue Township-H B Short,
Jr; W Hall, G W Finn.
For Welch's Greek Township-T a
Smith, II A Troy. S " Smith.
For Whiteville Township-VV Rich
ardson, w Powell, S E Hughes.
For Western Prong Township
Shade Wooten, NJ " Pridgen, q W
Meadows.
For Tatum's Township Rev 4 Len
non, Robert McClosky, d Smith.
For Fair Bluff Townshlp-J II
Powell, Aug Smith, D Coleman.
For Williams Township-J P STAN
ley, J B Harralson, Elihu Meares.
For Bug Hill Township-J Ii Gore,
jesse 8 Cox, W J Lay.
For Lees Towrship-W IL Long, j
J Long, J W Gore.
And the following delegates were
appointed to the Congressional Con
vention, to be held i'll Fayetteville ON
the 31st day of May:
M Campbell, w FL McDade, Fl c
Creech, @ d Baldwin, j f Harlell, g
w Elkins, A Fl Lennon, H Coleman,
W Coleman, NJ NJ Harralson, Ell L
Short, J W Rouse. John Creech, L S
Memory, Lott Memory, D S Lennon,
d W Meares, A Seasons, Neill Currie,
A Toon, G G Gore, W M Williams. "
S Reeves, S Sasser, w Hudeer, J
J @ Gore.
On motion, the chairman and secre
tary were added as dictates to both
conventions; and also any Democrat
from the county who may be present
at either convention shall be consider
ed a delegate.
The convention then appointed tn,
'ollowing gentlemen as the Count,
Executive Committee:
W Il McDade, ] W Ellis, Eth,
Meares.
The following were declared th,
township Executive Committee:
| Bogue-S W Maltsby, M Campbell
H q Short, Jr.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-05-26
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PHILANTHRyPIC HALL.

MAY Is, 1876.
Resoired. That the society having
been Informed of the death of our fell
low member, Prof Ralph 81. Graves,
Sr-, principal of the Hillsboro Mill
tary Academy, desire to express the
profound regret awakened by this dis
pensation of Divine Providence. To
character marked by answering in
tegrity and devotion to duty, Prof
Graves united the grace of DISPOSE
t, n pure, ingenious and disinterested.
Possessing good natural endowments,
he felt, from his early youth, that the
faculties of his mind and his OPP
portunities of improvement were a
sacred trust for which he was
responsible to his Creator. His whole
life, devoted to the work of education,
exhibited the same elevation of prin-
ciple and sentiment; while a happy
combination of the mental and moral
powers qualified him to furnish a
worthy model to the young for whom
he so assiduously lab ored Beloved
and respected by the good of every
name, in the vigor of his abilities, he
sank to rest amid the heartfelt regrets
and sympathies of the community in
which he lived, leaving behind him the
rich legacy Of a consistent, Christian
example.
ResolUed, That we tender to the
family of the deceased the assurance
OF our coincidence in their bereave-
nent
. Resol0cd. That these resolutions be
published in the Hillsboro Recorder
and Raleigh Daily News.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-05-26
General Matters at the National
GlpifaI
CHI I Ie era m q the Enquirer.
UNSATISFACTORY May d

Np@c1al L ie gram t. the Enquire
WASHINGTON, May %.
The principal question of the naval
appropriation bull, nameIy-the stu
alton Of the navy yards, has been set
tied by the House adopting an amend
ment of Mr.. Randall, providing for a
board of five officers, three of whom
shall be the senior officers of the navy,
to examine and report what yards
ought to be abolished, and also upon
The question of establishing a naval
Rendezvous On the coast of Georgia.
There IS TO probability that. in any
event, the Norfolk navy yard will be
meddled with.
The sub committee on elections are
to meet tomorrow to decide the case
Of Platt VS.. Goode. The case of Platt
has not been presented to the COM
mittee in very strong light.
Mr.. Blaine is still indisposed, and
unable to attend the sessions of the
b-Judlclary committee, who are in
vestlgatiug his case. So much delay
has occurred that the committee deem
it proper to go on with the witnesses
who are here, and Mr.. BIaine's rights
can be looked after by his counsel.
Robinson, the Arkansas witness, who
was expected to testify very strongly
against Mr.. Blaine, does not quite
come up to the programme.
Secre tary Robson is greatly troubled
by the testimony taken by the Naval
Committee, but makes liberal promises
of his ability to explain everything
satisfactorily.
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| Welch's Cre-k-E Creech, N
Hithsmith, s w Smith.
| Whiteville-D p High, w Powell
s Bright.
Western Prong-G " Elkins, M "
Pridgen, Leonard Jordan.
Tatum's-H B Collier, ] g Lennon,
| A d Williamson.
Fair Bluff e D Meares, A Seasons,
I. M. Powell.
Williams j P Stanley, jackson
Powell, Nj M Harralson.
Bug Hill Long, E W Fowler, J
@ Gore.
For Lees Township-J J Long, J
G Lee, M Ward.
After which the following resolu-
tions were adopted.
Resolred, That on account of the
arduous labors heretofore performed
in behalf of the Democratic party and
of his devotion to principle. we do
hereby instruct our delegates to casl
the vote of this county for North Car
olina's favorite son, the Hon z. B.
Vance as our first choice for Gov
ernor.
Resol0ed That in consideration of
the eminent ability of the Hon. A. M.
Wad He'll and of the untiring interest
ma Manifested in behalf of his constitu-
ents, we do cheerfully recommend his
for Congress from this
District.
ResotUed, That copy of these pro-
ceedings be sent to the Wilmington
JOURNAL and star for publication,
with "a request tt It the other Demo,
cratic papers copy them.
F. GEORGE. Chairman.
j. W. POWELL, Secretary.
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MARINE NEWS
ARRIVED,

Schr Wave, Morse, Little River, S c,
naval stores to w Gore.
Schr G w Anderson, 224 tons, Ander-
sep, New York, 8 days, Harriss & Howell
with 600 sacks salt for Anderson & Loeb.
Nor bark Albatross, 224 tons, Helgersen,
London. Sc days, r E Heide.
Nor bark Speed, 220 tons, Olsen, Glas-
cow, SO days, r E Heide.
Schr Ogeechee, Sabston, Middleton, n
@, 5000 bushels corn to B T Mitchell &
Son.
Schr Henrietta Hill, Hill, Master, Per-
quimans county with 200 bushels corn to
b Mitchell & Son.
Schr Samuel, Styron, Shallotte, naval
torres to Anderson & Loeb.
Schr Lillian, Morgan, Little River, naval
stores to Kerchner & Calder Bros.
Steamship d Foley, Price, Baltimore,
A D Cazaux.
bushels corn to B F Mitchell & Son.
Schr Zenith, Moore, Shallotte, naval
stores to Anderson g. Loeb.
Schr Lucretia, Williams, Hyde county,
1925 bushels corn to B F Mitchell & Son.
Schr Eta, Sabiston, Hyde county, LOO
bushes corn to j E Lippitt and B F
Mitchell & Son.
Schr Katie Edwards, Moore, Tar Land
ing, cotton and naval stores to Edwards &
Hall.
Sehr White Sea, III tons, Haupt, Cas-
teen, Maine to G G Barker & Co.
Schr S w Holden, 231 tons, Gray, Ban
COR, Me, G G Barker s. Co.
Steamship Benetactor, Jones, New Y ork
| A d. Cazaux.
Schr Neilie-222 tons-Perry-Rock-
! port, Maine, II days. 500 bbls lime to
| Worth & Worth.
Schr Charley Bucki, Foss, Bath, Maine,
| to H Chadboufn & Co.
Schr John Somers, Mason, Bath, Maine,
to E Lippitts& Co.
Sehr Nellie, Perry, Rockport, Maine, to
| Worth & Worth.
Schr Charles Dennis, Wicks, Kennebec,
Maine, to j K Lippit & Co.
Schr Julia Selden, Balance, Elizabeth
| City with 1925 bushels corn to Williams IL
| Murchison.
CLEARED.
| Schr Wave, Morse, Little River, S G, n
Gilligan.
Nor bark Flosta, Andreassen, Liverpool
| DeRosset & Co and Alexander Sprunt &
Son.
Steamship Regulator, Doane, NV York,
A d Cazaux.
Schr Samuel, Styron, Shal!ottee, Ander-
sou & Loeb.
Nor bark Seguard Jarl, Fostensen, Ham
i burg, Williams 81 Murchison.
Schr Henrietta Hi, Charleston, Master
Nor barkentine La Bella, Skare, Bristol
England, Alexander Spruht & Son.
Schr Lillian, Morgan, Little River.
Kerchner & Calder Bros.
Schr Ogeechee, Sabiston, Middleton, n Z,
Mitchell & Son.
Scbr Zenith, Moore, Shallotte, Anderson
| & Loeb.
Swed bark Lundsvall, Schmidt, Ham
burg. Williams & Murchison.
Schr Katie Edwards, Moore, Tar Land
ing, Edwards & Hall.
Steamship d Foley, Price, Baltimore
A d CaZaux.
Schr Lucretia, Williams, Hyde county,
B F Mitchell & Son.
Schr Eta, Sabistan, Hyde county, to
Z Lippitt & Co.
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GENERAL COTTON MARKETS.


New ORLEANS. May 24.-DulI-
middling liz cents; low middling 104
cents; good ordinary st cents; net
receipts 1,434; gross 1,195; exports
to the continent 2,501; sales 1900.
SAVANNAH. May 24.-Quiet and
COMMUNICATING Ill cents; net re-
ceipts 817; gross 261; exports coast
wise 305; sales 40.
CHARLESTON, May "a Dull -
middling uplands HOLT cents;
net receipts 154; exports coastwiss
&c; sales 1, 400.
MEMPHIS, May 24-Dull and nomi-
nal-middling IL cents; net receipts
Oil; shipments 211; sales 700.
GALVESTON, May 24-Dull and ir-
regular-middling liz cents; net re-
ceipts 267; sales 108.
BOSTON, May 24-Dull--middling
124 cents; net receipts 81; gross i54;
sales 239.
NORFOLK, May ding
IL cents; net receipts 1000; exports
coastwise Is; sales "a.
MOBILE, May 24-Weak and irregu-
lar-middling IL cents; net receipts
IA; sales 230.
BALTIMORE, May 24-Dull- ding
lis cents; gross receipts ID; exports
coastwise 40; sales 100.
AUGUSTA, May "a. Dull and
depressed-middling 10f@119; net
receipts 43; sales so.
PHILADELPHIA, May 24-Dull -
middling IL cents; net receipts 375;
gross 385.