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n suggestion to the Nervous.

Robust people who have, al their lives, eaten,
digested and slept well, can scarcely be ex-
pect@d to appreciate the blessing OF strong
nerves "a well as those Who, having undergone
all the misery en,ailed by weak oner, have
eventually regained their nerve lower. In
or1er to experience the unspeakable relief or
change from an enfeeh" and estfuf TO
vigorous and tranquil condition OF the nervous
system the neryous i.vahd should try course
OF Host- tiers Stomach sitters. Under the
bra cling p nd soothing infiuen Of that benign
toni and nervine, appetite retur-s, digestion
becomes complete and painless, and sleep re-
visits wearv eyes The causes of nervous weak
ness are to be round IN imperfect dig Etion and
assi mIlatiap and the feeble performance of
osher vital functions resultil tberefrom. The
Bittars remove these uses, as we'll as the ner-
yous symptoms which they produce. d&W
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Pa!If;cat ssrOSccutiOn.

Dr. w e. Curtis, an old citizen of
Brunswick was prosecuted on yester-
day before .. S. Commissioner Cassi-
dey for violation of the.provisions of
an act Of the Congress of the United
States in relation to registration and
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over to the Circuit (not DISTRICT
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at Raleigh.
The want of space this morning ex-
GUIDES Il report of the trial. It viii be
given at d future day. Dr.. Curtis is
most nightly esteemed throughout this
section. His prosecutor is a kind OF
di~tls 5IQtttrCF. More anon.
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7.isI "f Vessels lisa the s'"rt of VIII
snimston, n. C., Feb. 23 1876.
SEEA MSHIPS.


STEAMSHIPS.
Pioneer, Wakeiy, wig, y d CaAaux.
BARkS.
Clio, Ger, 375 tons. Schupp.
twtg) E Peschau Il Western anu
Clio. Nor 34S tons, Wathne.
(Wtg) r e. Heide
E1,nnnd Richardson, 291 tons, Br
barkeutine, Brodie (dts), Vick &
Mebane.
Heinrich Rodbertus, Ger, 346 tons Kroe-
ger, (wtg) Z Pe>chau L Westermal n
Helene, Ger, 339 tons, Fack, (wtg)
E Pesc!lGu & Wtstermann.
Jullns. Ger. 293 tons. trenck, (wtg)
E Pesehau x Westermann
Hengereid, Nor, - tons, Messel,
dis L e HeIde
lydia Peschau, Ger, 400 tons, F. chter
(wtg) Z Peschau & WesterInana.
Medusa, (barquentine) Ger. 366 tons,
Seidberg E prsciiau d Westtrmann
Nancy Holt. [barke ntiue Rr, 307 tons,
Swan, Qdg) Vick q Mebane.
Ruth Topping. 318 tons, Erickson,
ldg A Sprint & Son
William, Ger, 246 tons, Sehaner, s
dis E Peschau Westermann
BRTGS.
Black Swami, 1oS TONS, -TIuVslhue,
ldg Northrop & Cumming
Clara, Ger, $50 tons, Dillw,tz, (wtg)
Z Peschau & Westermann.
&C Van Horn, Br, 376 tons, Hooker.
ldg A Sprunt & Son
Die Peene, Ger, 250 tons, Fehlhaber.
(wte) E Peechau & Westermann.
T. w Fisher. Ger, 213 tons, Maatz.
(wtg) e Peschau & Wester mann.
Fapcnon, Ger. $50 tons. Voss, (wtg)
E Peschau g. Westermann.
Mechanic, 1877 tons, Gould. quaiantiaed
Williams & Murchison.
Vera, Nor. 11S tons, Moller,
wig A Sprunt & Son
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arrived at stestsnatiOn (ForeIgn
POrts) from wilmington, N. G..
RAROUES

Ports from Wilmington, N. C.
%, BARQUES. -.
Amanda, Ger, Schultz. arvd at
Amsterdam jan "a
Anna. Ger. Siewerts, Liverpool, ar
feb %. ..-... -..-. .........-.. ..... .
Andriette, sEd, Oedman Glasgow,
afvd jan l9.
August, Ger. Ohloff. arvd at Glasgow
Jan "a. a. -.a...-.-s '.sa... b..
Auguste Teitge, Ger, Drews, Ham
burg, ar feb 10. 80 NJ ,.--.,..
Anna, Swd, Aspling, London, feb Is
Carr Gerhard. Ger, Hiltricns, ar
at Hamburg jan 28.1 .lrz-Lg d .-.-- p.
Donna Anna, Whaley, ar Cardenas,
feb 7. -...--.....--...g .-t-...-...
Dragon, Nor. Thomasen. London.
ar feb 16. a 5s'F d ..'.
Emile Kahl, Ger. French, London,
feb II. ...l ...a4 ~ ..a s.... A..
Forsete, Ger, Mikkelsen, arvd at Liv-
erpool jan 81.
Friedrich Scala, Ger, Waack. Glas-
Gladstone. Br, Keneally. ar Liver
Hermann Heinrich, Ger, Oester-
reich Grantof, jan 6. 3i a-V'8 3af"s..J g.
? Najaden, Nor, Hslversen, Glasgow,
Dec 3; in port Dee 25.g .7ott9aa5 - ~
Sulitjelma, Nor, Uilenaes, Liverpool,
ar feb Is.
Subit Zelma. Nor, Tllneas, Liver
| pool, sid fee 1S.
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List of Vessels for Wilmington, N
C., from Foreign Ports

Banks.
Bragg, Nor, Curney, Dublin, IAN.
Queenstown jan "a, dis feb 16.
Fear Not, Ger, Kuli z, Liverpool, sid
jan 2.
Frank, Nor, Petersen, Granten, sid
for Smithville Jan 81.
Israel, Swd, Tafin, Helvoet, cid
jan 25.
Keppa. Nor, Turgessen, Grimsby,
passed Dungeness jan IL.
Mvnheer, Ger, Sagert, Glasgow, sid
Jau 21
Omoa. Br McWiniams, Liverpool,
sid feb 5.
Primus, Nor, Olsen, Liverpool, sid
jan 10.
Rosa, Ger, 249 tons, Hoffschild,
Bristol. Dec z.
slgurd. Jarl. Nor, - Amsterdam,
sid feb 49,
Zephyr, Nor, Jensen, Shoreham, sid
jan 6.
BRIGS.
David, Br. Shelford, London jan 10,
sid Deal jan 25
Helene, Norl, Gundersen, Glasgow,
sid tor Smithvi lie Dc 81.
Jas Bliss, Hatch, Islesboro, sid
Halifax Jan 80.
Ottlhe. Tote, Madeira, sid jan 80.
Rama, Nor. Larsen, Antwerp, sid
jan 10.
Tarita, Nor, Kudsen, Honfeur, sid
jan "a
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EDWIN w. KERR.

Ihefollowing garrangementsh have been
N tde by the committee on trasporta-
to0. The steamer North East will
leave the foot of Market street at 7:3O
a. m., on Monday, the 28th. This
BOAT will take only citizans. The
North State will leave her wharf, foot
OF Chestnut street, at 8 O'clock, and
viii take the military and other organ.
lzttions which have been invited.
Both boats will take passengers to and
from the landing near Moore's Creek
battle ground for one dollar. The
Cape Fear Light Artillery Company
Will take with them one piece, and one
hundred rounds of ammuIi-Ion.
The Chamber of Commerce. and the
rroduce Exchange have resolved 10
suspend business on that day, and the
board of Trale and the banks have
peen requested to suspend. and will
probably do SO from their own in
elinations.
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CITY OF WHMINGTnN,

CITY OF WILMINGTON,
MAYORS OFFICE, Feb. %
Nessrs. S. S. SatchaOstl, Daniel shan
and A. R. Black:
GENTLEMEN:-It will give me pleas.
ure to accept your kind Invitation to
attend the one hundredth ami verssry
of the battle of Moore's Greek, If my
business will permit. I hope that the
patriotism that caused the braves to
fight and win may never cease to flow
III the veins Of Americans; and that
the flag we now live under. free and
independent, purchased by the hlood
of our ancestors, may never cease to
wave over the people of the United
States. I am, gentlemen,
Yours sincerely,
" P CANADAY
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TIN BE- R.
WEEKLY STATEMENT

OF the Stock. Receipts, and Ex-
ports of Cotton and Naval
Stores, at and from the Port of
Wilmington, N. c., for the week
ending February 2lst, 1876
STOCK OF COTTON AND NAVAL STORES
In yard and ahoat al the Port of
Wilmington, N. c., Feb. 21st, 1876,
as taken from the books of the Pro
duce EXCHANGE
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-25
Wholesale Prices List.
CORRECTED WEEKLY. I

IS These quotations apply to whole
sale prices. In filling smaller orders,
higher figures Gas a rule) will be
charged.
FEBRUARY "a, 1876.
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r Il " 7 Il w
OF TIE
WILMINGTON M 4RKETS.

week Ending Thursday. NOOn,
February. ID, 1876.
REMARKS.
The market for naval stores during
the week have been quiet and stea-
dy. The daily receipts being taken
at the quotations. closing easy with
but limited demand.
In cotton the sales have been
small, and the receipts light, The
market closes with a fair demand
for all grades.
We refer to our tables for the details
ofsa es, prices, &c
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-25

The programme for the celebration
is rapidly being perfected.
Below We publish the note of accept
ancA of Edwin W. Kerr, Esq, of
Sampson county. Ia addition thereto
wepuDii3h the names of the Marshal
and his assistants.
ASSISTANT NIARsHALS.
NJ. Fl. A. Co!vin, Chief Marshal for
the Celebration of the Centennial OF
the Battle cf Moore's Greek on Mon
day, the 2Sth instant, has appointed
the following gentlemen to act as As
sistaut Marshals:
Pender county-C. W. McClammy,
JAS B. Mcpherson. D. J. Corbitt. Jno.
r. Paddison, r. W. Tate, ". ". Lar
kins, John B Bennerman, Alfred Pridgen,
c. G, Woodc ock, James II Colvin, J..
&. MaiIard, Quincy Bell.
New Hanover county-W. Fl. North
rop, Preston Cumming, G. d. Myers,
A. Adrian.
Brunswick county-Col. John D.
Taylor, D. c. Allen.
DapIiu couuty-A. S. Colwen, w. \.
Moore.
Bladeu equity Fred. Thomson. W.
j. Shaw. John VII tied.
Sampson county-J. W. S. Robin
son, John D. Korr, J. c. Wright.
Cumberland county-Colonel starr,
Arthur Williams.
Robson county-Dr. r. F. Lewis,
". II. McLaurin.
Edgecombe Colonel Elias
Carr.
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The Western ~. G, R. h

Mr.. Canuady, one of the commits
sioners appointed by Gov. Brogdon,
under an act of the last Legislature, to
take cL arge Of the States interest in
the Western N. G. Railroad, has been
on a visit to the western part of tho
State in discharge of those duties and
has returned He states that the CON
tract made with Mr.. James W. Wilson
for the completion of the Swananoa
tunnel has at length been completed,
and that the tunnel itself will be com.
pleted by the first of next January
The tunnel is about nineteen hundred
feet long. Six or seven hundred feet
are alteady completed.
A contract has been made with Mr..
L.. f. Rice, of this city, to make the
High Bridge tunnel and the Lick LOG
tunnel. The contracts for these several
works have been signed, and security
has been given by the parties.
These facts we get from Mr.. Cannady.
The trains are now running through to
Malone's Store. The commissioners
rode on the train which made the first
trip through to Malone's. The whole
work is said to be progr essing to the
satisfaction of the chief engineer, Mr..
Thomas H. Allen.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-25

NOOre's Creek.
And still the fires grow brighter.
Below will be found the letters of
Judge Cantwell and Mayor Cnnaday:
WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. %.
To Messrs SatchWeU, .ShaW and
Black, Committee .MoOre's Creek
Centennial:
GENrLEMEN:-I am honored by your
request to attend the celeb .:ation of the
28Gh, aud to prepare an address for
that OCCASION. It will afford me pleas
ure to obey. Yours respectfully,
EDWARD CANTWELL.
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MeSsrs. S9tch,ceU .Shaap and Black
GENTLENEE: tn reply to your kind
invitation, allow me to say that I share
an equal feeling with the patriotic
people OF Peadrr m th..ir endeavnr to
ceieora e the chjvaIrcuS deeds of our
ancestors. Nothing preventing. $ lall
try and be with Won on that occasion.
accept my thank for the personal as
sulance OF your friendship
Yours truly.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-25

A Repository yofFashion, Pleasure
and Instruction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-03
BEECHERIsM IN GEORGIA.
A Baptist Minister also Trying 10 Escape By
Addinq PcriurY TO Adultery.

Columns, Ga, April 30.-The Rev. A. c.
Kendrick, native OF New York state, nephew
Of the Rev. DR.. A. g. Kendrick Of the Baptist
University, Rochester, n. Y, is d graduate Of
Rochester University, anu prepared for the min
istry In the Baptist Theological Seminary in
Greenville. $. L. lie Is about thirty years OF
ace, and has been Only few years In the min
istry.
A. early MS last January 1t was whispered that
the Rev. MIR. kendrick was breaking one OF the
ten commandments and recently the cOngregl-
ton If MS churcn-the leading baptist Church
here -ascertained that he was living In adultery
with tho daughter Of ons Of the members Of tho
church. On "Wednesday evening last some OF
the members OF the church established the pas.
tors guilt, and the police took him to jail, and
the father of the eighteen-year-old girl took
her home. She confessed that the guilty inter
course with her pastor hai Ooen carried ON for
months, nut Be cnerlike. tue pastor IS Wiling
to add pei jury To the SIN Of adultery, aud has
avowed his intention, after tho manner Of
leecher, TO attack the character OF ma Vlc-
Inn, snd impeacn the testimony OF all who may
appear against him. with - 'echer's enrontery,
ON SUNDAY before last kendrlch preached ser
mon On purity In man. Mrs. kenGrck Is an t'-
tnnAble woman, and Is plunged In the deepest
grief.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-03
LORENZO DOW,s NOTES.
Peculiar state oil Afairs set Forth In an
AFFIDAVIT Before Judge McAdam.

motion to vacate an order Of arrest In the
suit of Jared H. cory agi. Lorenzo Dow was argued be-
fore Judge McAdlm yesterday. the PLAINTIFF counsel
ayefred tiat the 9th OF september las. Dow gaYs
george II. Bacon note for tl,sco maturing on March
and @, 1870. IN payment for real estae that DOW
represented TO Bacon that he worth from $4,000
ton o0o above al liabilities thar he mad no other notes
out aud endofser for other notes. and that he
Won pay the slsu0 note on maturity that three days
ifterWard Bacon endorsed Dow's note snd sold " e
Cory making the same reirescuintious that Dow had
made tu himi that before purchasing the note Cory
went bow. who adn ted the truth OF he
tons about hiuf en- made v Bncon that shorty after
hing the note bacon rfHluru that Dow had otnt
notes out that bow aerward placed notes amounting
10 several thousand doiisrs with note brC kcr, wnD
to receive All above thirty per cent rcaZeI the
Luee, that last ycara Judgment of 5000 was rccoN.
cred against Dow that month after pury sing the
note Cory got from Dow tpO1 notes instead OF II.
ami that when these notes matured Dow would
them, saying tnat he VAS unable To do
Duws counsel argued that the facts alleged by the
plaintiff did establish and not evidence OF
faslty Of the defendantk representations that the
promise TO pay az maturity and subsequent failure to
do hot evidences OF fraud That for all that ap-
peafcd tue representations of defendant ;
that the general charge IN the ndayts that the
tions we're face and Fraudulent not suic
and irn' because the otdayit- contained evidence
OF fraud tnc order OF arrest eggnst Dow ought TO be
vacated with co ~.
Judge MCAdan took the papers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-03
MAssACHUsETTs s0LONs.
The Work Of the Great and General Court
which has just Adjourned.

BosroN, May 2.-Tho General Court has
adjourned. after the shortest session since 1863.
Notwithstanding all the talk about reform, the
special appropriations Of the session will in
crease the State debt about $l,l0O,0o0, with a
consequent increase Of the annual interest ac-
count by $1,000. The only direct saving on
salaries has been In the nay Of legislators, the
yearly stipend Of each being reduced SlW.
mi, viii save the State t2sOO yearly. Hut a
number 81 new Offices have reen created, which
VIA add largely to the paw roll.
he rate vi interest on deposits in savings
banhs has been iiuiited tO 1--WE per cent.
inc Till for the r lief Of the Eastern Railroad
provides. IA amenc ed, that the nine directors
are II De elected, six by the bondhoders. and
three ty the stocSnclders tue trustees are 10
be designated uy "A justice ~ The Supreme Court,
ana the stockholders may regain possession OF
tie road when the debt has been reduced to
Sl0,O10,O0
Ine deposition 10 tax church property was
defeated IN the House 10y vote Oh JIG ~ "a IA
bill Tor he taxation OF mortgages was defeated,
aud also scheme for the incorp ration Of CO.
oyer tive savings fund and loan associations.
the auunlion OF the railroad free pass system
was also rejected. most Of tue members having
fee pas C. IN their pockets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-03
the MiRIyE COURT CLERKSHIP.
John -. CoughIin's successor Probably TO
Qualify this Morning.

The Clerks Office of the Marine Court
continued yesterday In its state OF suspended
animation, but the Chambers OF the Court, with
Judge McAdam, and Part Ill, NTH Judge Al
ker, were in session all day. Mr.. Couchlin's
successor as chief clerk was on Monday rumored
&c be John Savage, the poetical writer and edi
tor Of La Sale Monthly, published in fordham.
Thi- report was confirmed by the Judges yester-
dsy. Judge Alker said that MIR. Savage had been
an applicant for the position on previous va
caucy, and was equally acceptable to all the
Judges, who gave their unanimous assent TO has
appointment. Mr. Savage was formerly ono Of
the Fenian leaders. He II also a lawyer, and has
an Office In Wall street, ne lives In Fordh am.
inc JHdSes Say IL was h,fn ,ime i1r tne 70
An open menace was conveyed to them from
Albany that u they opposed the bill giving the
appointment Of their subordinates to the Chief
Clerk. and making him Independent Of the
Judges by extending his term OF office for SIX
years. the Marine Court should be abolished.
Senator Bixoy also telegraphed from Albany,
asking what the Judges we're doing. a though
he meant to punish them II they went counter
Mr.. Couehln received his appointment OF
Chef CLERK through the influence OF udge shea,
VINO. when elected was Mtztrt Han Democrat
Mr. toughlin's appointment was n compromise.
Judges Alker. Gios', JOacnmsen, and McAdam
being Induced to agree 10 II upon promise that
no other changes IN favor Of the anti-rsmmany
party should be made In the Marine Court ap-
Up TO the hour Of closing Yesterday, Mr. Savage
had not ma lie his appearance III the clerks Of
fee OF the court. Tho ASSISTANTS In the once re-
fused to enter up Judgments; nor Will they take
any Official action until the new appointee takes
charge. Judge McAdam said, In Chambers, That
Nit. Savage would he sworn IN Yesterday alter
noon or this morning. Chief Justice shea was
to ad mi mister the oath of Office. The aDpOintee
must ne a bond for $3.50. Judge Alker, at the
lime of the appointment Of MIR. Cougnlin pro-
posed To have the amount OF the bond changed
to $4,000, that being the amount required of The
clerks If the superior Court ana the Common
Pleas. ms change was not agreed to. but L. was
determined, AT ms suggestion. That meneys PAD
into the custody Il the clerl, OF the court should
thereafter be deposited with a trust company
until their disposlfion H. determined. The
danger Of loss that might arise from the triil NJ
| security demanded from tho clerk Is thus
Averted.
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TUESDAY, May 2-FLOCR AND NTAL- There
has been decline IN prCts the past WtrH hdi ihe
rcluctiunlu quOtatons IL not important MR. Eth'l az
Supplies Of GRADE most In demand are mndrra e. hhd
the oaoiCe brands my ice made a llsh cost I've
fiur ana corn me have also been lpplnt TO-DAY,
rours ads. MlLutsu'u .n far quctt Nns o. "a "a
STATE soll al 700, tytiJ Ii'e TAR inquiry for city
o. ~ nuur Ahlppug Nc- go slow. Corn meal nul. Rye
nuur lower. Nrquot tflutr-No.2 ., hbl., S@a $500;
suporhue state and Western, {iaSi extra state,
" go' DO NA out Xxx g. 9iosd 10, do S!utrr wheat
.ud IN 500. fnt Mluut sofa phrh W 300 - -
tiN Swapping rA. ~, :. y t3.'. s1lt,rn n4arrs una
fanny hglu g. nsN.t1, southern shipping extra,
a. go fG 80. Rye hour ~urcrnnc, 81 7Aot1.ln Corn
IN, ny secrn. &C. t3-t32oi BrouHywinr ~ Bog
$50.
Provisions There has been almost panic Ion the
past Nt'N o. the hpc,uiUon ~ uurN and llTd aud
other PROVISIONS hivr nrrn mnr' or les depressed from
fimpAthy. western riHhlrrasAments have hrrl TIE
main tal-c OF the aiNt fur7r ~ prrrs To-day
rk lower, sale IN the spot 900 hul. At gu 90
avn 30 tor inspected f.2 TO 4sprctrd. ana
az 80 for extra prime; and ilr tut r. delivery liou
nh,. mess at t2l.25 Tor June, SCI 8Oet2l4o Tor
July, and f.lbo Tor Augmf. Bacon qui"i; saes 90
bNs, at l2sesl2ec. for ciJ long clear Western do.
quoted ai ICE Lard wac drcidtdN lover sara IN
te SPOT 300 tee. al Sl26.s tor prime city, anu az
prime Western at tl2 12ltail27il4 for June flasos
tl9NO Tor July, snu N2 DAhtl5 Tor AGsht. Dr's., d
hogs lower. We qiore rork, hn, me,.s, ~ .oCs
t2l 30; extra prnC, 81 hn, prime mtse tSl leo ~
Beef fl.ln mess, ,IlN,is, cara mcst, '2oVSti3oo