VOL. II.
WILMINGTON,
N.
n
SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1869.
i
r
NO. 287.
THE WILMINGTON POST.
PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY.
OFFICIAL ORGAN.
1.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TSXXB OT 8UBSCBIPTION IKTABIABLT IK ADTXKCB.
Per Year . H 00
Six Months.....; . 2 00
. Three Monta8j.v.....,.............i.. 1 25
One Month..... . .. 50
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Adverttsements will be Inserted at $100 per
quire for first insertion and 50 cents lor each
subsequent insertion.
' Ten lines or less, solid minion type, constituted
square. . 1 '
CHURCH INTELLIGENCE., r
Services will be held in the several churches in
h!is city, to'-day, as follows :
WHITE. '"
St. Thomas' Church (Catholic).
Services at i the usual hours 7 and
1 the usual noure i ana iu
o'clock, A. M.i Vespers at 3 o'clock, P. M.
St. James' Church (Episcopal).
v Morning Prayer at 101 A. M. Evening Prayer
at ft P. M. Sunday School at 3i A. M. '
St. Johns' Church (Episcopal).
Divine services at 101 oclock, A. M. and H P.
M. Sunday School at 4 o'clock, P. M.
First Presbyterian Church.
Divine services at 101 A. M., and at 8 P. M.
FTont Street Church (Episcopal Methodist).
Services at 10 A. M., and 7 P. il.r by Rev. J.
H. Dally. Sabbath School at 9 A. M.
Seaman' Bethel.
Services at 101 A. M and 71 P. M. by the Rev.
John N. Andrews.
! . COLORED.
A.. M. IE Church, Cor. 5th and Red Cross Sts,
Divine servicesPrayer meeting at 5 oclock
A. M.Tpreaching at 10:30 A. M. and 3:30 and 7:30 !
P. M. Sabbath school at 1:30 P. M. Rev. D. P. !
Beaton, Pastor. ,
Zion's M. E. Church, Cor. 7th and Church.
Services at 10:30 A. M., and 8 and 7:30 P.M.
Rev. Ellis LavenderPastor. ' '
Prcibyteriau ciapel, cor. 8th and Chestnut
Services at 10:33 A. Mi, and 7:30 P. M. Rev
W. T. Cair, Pastor in charge. .
St. Paul's Chapelt cor. Fourth and Orange
(Episcopal.) f
Services 10:80 A. MM and 7:30 P. M.
1st Baptist, corner Campbell an Fifth.
Services at 100 A, M., and 3 P. M., and 7:30
P. M., M. M. Johnson, Pastor. Sabbath S chool
at9P.M. ;
Ebenerer Chnrch, (Baptist,) seventh between
1 Orange and Ann streets.
Service at 10:30 A. M., and 3 and,7:30 P. M.
Rev. Wm. H. Banks Pastor '
CITY,
Job Pbinting.Wo are now prepared to
execute, at this office, all manner of Job
Printing. - '
- To Our Readers. Subscribers will no
tice thatjthe cross on their paper denotes
4,time out", and we would be pleased with
prompt renewal ot subscriptions.
Cheap Advertising.--All our friends are
cordially invited 1 to send notices for this
cdlumn at the exceeding low price of 10
CENTS A LINE. .
A -small shower the first in weeks made
our thirsty gardens long for more of the
same kind."
We would acknowledg our indebtedness
to Capt. I Barrett of the " Pioneer " lor
Philadelphia pnperB.
- That part of the ordinance relating to
muzzling dogs will not be enforced- until
after the seventh of July.
We would acknowledge the reception of
the acts and resolutions of the Fortieth
Congress from Hon. O. H. Dockery.
The Post Master gives notice that the
Post Office will be closed on Monday
(5th' July.) from 9 A. M. until 5,:30 P. M.
We are pleased to learn that our friend
Joseph C. Hill, has been appointed Deputy
Inspector of Naval Stores in this city.
: We noticed the arrival in our city yester
day evening of P.W. Perry, Esq. Supervisor
of Infernal Revenue for North and South
Carolina. : -.' .' ' - . :- ' : "
We call attention to Marshal Canaday's
reminder of the ordinance in relation to
itreets and side walks, and also of the dog
muzzle law after the 7th inst.
The excursion tickets offered to tho trav
eling public by the Wilmington and Wel
don Rail Road are not return ' ticket's, but
are issued at low rates for one way only..
There will be a meeting of the Republi
can party at the City Hall Wednesday eve
ning at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the Nominating- Conven
. tion.
Marshal Canaday was serenaded by his
friends of No. 3 Engine Company, and the
occasion passed off pleasantly. A very ele
gant gold badge was presented him 1 by the
same Company. - V ; l
"The different societies are hereby; notified
to give notice at this
office of their meet
ings. The Masons would have had full re
ports of t-beir proceedings had proper notice
been sent the Post. aV.V;..
- The Steamer Alpha, Capt. Piatt, leaves A.
B. Bhepperson's wharf foot bi Princess street
on to-mQrrow ; morning at 5 o'clock, for
Black fish grounds carrying a number of
gentlemen who have chartered her for the
The generous and - progressive . editor of
the Philadelphia Ledger has erected bath
houses for the gentlemen employed ia ;tc
Ledger building. We' wish some patriotic
som woum erect. ft lew lor. the citizens, of
Wilmington.
NonciIt has been sM that the Steam -
lerWaccamawwill not Icavl this rW3 for
iSmithvilloon Mnnriie frtu .Tmi;.- ,inu 1
;say is fa!se.A;Capt. B. G. -Bates will leave
Market Dock Ay hart at 8 o'clock for Smith- j
ville.
Wm. P.
Moore.
An crror in the composition made " Cap- j
itain Larkins claim to be an officer in the
pEighta N, Y.. Cavalry." He says he was
!an " officer" in the " Eighth T$.',:Artillcrii
The Adjutant General of the State oi Nsv
York declares Unap&'son bcariifg the.ryinve
jof Solon T. ;LaikjhsT was a commissioned
officer in the Eighth New York Artillery:'
"Captain " Larkins spoke, his ?peec at
jamtucK yesterday, and asserted, that he
iad not only fought, bled and died - for bis.
country, on sev-erial battle fields, but thi t
he also "made five hundred 'speeches in
Pennsylvania" during the lust election.
lmoi7g all the speakers ia the Keystone
3tate " Captain " Larkins name wes "nix."
lie was not titer e.
iue ion uommanamcuts a: opt-,
"craft" and to be folio, wed, ;re :
! 1. Enter softly.
S. Sit down quiatly. i
3. Subscribe for the paper.
4. Don't, touch .the poker.
5. Engage in no controversy.
6. Don't smoke.
' 7. Keep six feet from the tabic.
8. DooH talk to the printer.
: : 9. Hands off the papers.
10. Eyes off the manuscript.
Bishop Atkinson's appoint mi-n
Sumraei are : !
Hill6boro, !
mi. . rn yi i
is ior 1 iie I
.July
i 4
8t. Mary's Orange County v ,
I
l -"s i
Ojj
lireensDoro'. ,
Statesville
.
Gwin's Chape, Wilkes County.. "
Wilkesboro' j li
Grove Chapel, Caswell County..
Lenoir............ j, "
Morganton . . . ........ j. . Am
Cavalry Creek, Henderson County. . . . . 11
St. John's in the Wilderness, Henderson
County... .a
2'.)
I
Asheviile j.
WaynesYilie .!
Murphy, Cherokee County.
LieccRtcr, Buncombe County..
(i
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2) r
j Leaksvillc, fcockinghara Cbuutv 11 .29
I Mountain Chapei, Kockiahaui Cauuty,. " 3j
Libeual Offer. Weafe.'autu'orJzd" tal
. t - i rm i.' .yyj -,- -r-
maKe tne lol lowing oner to " captain'- n-u-
kins: One hundred dollars is offered to ;
Mr. Larkins if he can show he ''wus ever k
a member of the Crand iArrav of the Ile;ub-
lie as Tie stated he 'had teen
Jne hu:
uouars tnat ne never was an omcer
Second Maryland Cavalry which he j-: he
teas, une nunctrea aoiiavs tnat no icvj
was an officer in the Eighth .New York At-
tillery which he says he wan. And, one
hundred dollars that he: was never an officer
in the Fourth New York Artillery ! All the
above amounts san be had by Mi
jjarivins
if he but prove assertijns made by him
or that he has any standing among respecta
ble men of average intelligence anywhere
Second Ward. Meeting. The primary
election of the Second! Ward Republicans
came off Thursday evening at the Court
House to elect delegates to attend the nom
inating convention on the 17th inst :
E.M. Shoemaker, Esq., presided over the
meeting, lienj. l;uriee, iscp, aeteM-a. sec
retary. Stacy VanAmringe, Esq., and James Low
ry were tellers of election.
The following were elected delegidcs : E.
M. Shoemaker, J. Wj Schcnck, S. .Nash,
James Lowry, Charles iMallett, Sr., W. Phin-
ney. -1 '
On motion ot Sheriff Schenck, (.-ii uh-s
Mallett, Sr., was nomiualed lor t
position
of Justice of tho Peace fiom the
Ward.
Second
-
'..
rew or our reauera u our.j
sured that the price
of bn
tdstuii'
tends
downwards, with strong reasons wn;.
the
movement must be continued to a consider-
ably further extent. T
he stock)
of las
t year s
crop still on hand is probably larger than
ever before at this season, and. the prospers
of the growing crops are lull' oi promise.
j . , . j Teuton. ii. giotauiy-is uuusu.iui luo ueaeni 1 .tr ;
Wheat, especially, is abundant, nci tue im- f?f tboso pbilogical acquirements may evidence was required of this, the factjthat
portance of this cereal in the export list will ; Rot cqxX. tiK se of the hero. It now makejs he calls the order a1 " secret political organ
affect all the rest, tfie prices at which l onc .ot th.o. handsomest volumes ever issued j izioa n would be sufficient proof to all.who
breadstuff have beenheld were so high that m tms country. i . i &? beloDr-to h, that Ac ncverdid. Larkins
ouf snrplus has no; been sent to mar- .rom lf :0f. .U"J . says that " he (I) has often intimated that
ketasit should be, and as a. consequence Byron I word nave Ueiigated m "Xlans Rps you elect !him to the Legislature
i! 11 Zf Jvears supolr on hand Brcitmanii s Bi.arts. wouul uavo imi, i ki: wiU leave North Carolina - This asser-
we have nearly half a year s supply on i.ai a .. onQ a3 . mi,tatal Acre's; . ent5felv taise. on the contrary I have
which is now rapi
main sneculations of t he last year nave oeen
on a Prodigious scale and consumers will
I, ff thoe whl hve been respond-
weep if thoe wno m.ve utta u
:or unreasonable prices come out at th3
II ohd of the 44 bona oi- plenty'
not
ble for
small end of the " horn of pleuty
Beautiful Woman
If yon would be heaa
itr-i TTorTi'Mn!Crnolia Balm.
iVirives a pure Blooming- Complexion and re-
ItSiyesapurew ,
stores YoutMui uea-aiy.
Its effects are gradual, natural and
It Removes Redness otencs ana
cures Tan, BunDurn auu vvv.,
Lady of thirty appear twenty.: . ; p
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth
ftnd Pearly; the Eye bright and clear ; the cheek
ribw with the Bloom of Youth, and imparts a
fresh Plump appearance to the countenance,
fresn, "a complain of her Complexion
SheeeSuwiU
C The best thing to dress the hair with is Lyon's
tkcc on Tns Sousd. There . was a
muting yesterday ia Middle Sound nxeciset
wia ,vas; addressed hyG.;.W, Price, and S.
V. LirkiiiS, '.7 ho were - replied to by E. F.
5Uitin? Esq.. and J. P. Wingaie.' Mr. Price
was plowed to call Mr.. 3Iartin a " Georgia
1 t-Basgcr" aud ?Ir-
'!. P iS"d tostate lic-Mr. L
JuarKms was
r 1
Lad ''never
I lae Uonderate; army, and never
muey ooy nednclc
a sword.
The kct-that Mr. Price, who found' so'
I much fault with the leading men cf the
Hepubiican party, bad never distinguished
inmsoii: oy any other service than support
V-A'f !1 in r(1.nni.n r1!i'il!!!nn J..UT 1 I
was Pvc.n. To this he made" .m repJw
Mr. Xaiisilsa:-tatedhat he was forsa-
, '. a.
Lken -by his- friends and : he turned to the
colored people lor support, as he (L.) was
a second John Brown !
. . Celebration at Long Cheek. The
celebration at th
town of T.ryn
Creeu yeitcruay was a;deci.led success. The
patriotic people moUo.L'cthcr at Squire B!ev
ins a:ml marched down to the Square where
a neat : i;aul hud been prepared. The meet
io'g wiiS called to order by Cr. W. Frasler,
Eiq.; who also read the Dechiration 61 lade-
pen dencc.
euvercd an oruiioa
apnr-'prir.tt to the oec.-isbsn.
' Srieriif Scheuck- followed with a short
addres?,'.:ii:d alter time the editor of
tri
Pt;.-T wi., c:dkd for. iirid: :.ftcr him Squire -
F3 Oi
ue
'tincc were ai
leciivl from well known- citlzc
3,'id did
our ? paco permit we would publish lull re-
m:;d;; and esp'i cially th?
of Dr. 'Myc-rs wlricli xa
: next nuiiibc-r.''
i vcr
:;!)iO
( liort
lil Oil
trODICAI.S, Ccc-
B.
not:
r-e.t';;Oil
:u for :
v- ,1 11.,, ,!.,
ls jiavo -ong heen
:I pubii;: spirit in
of .catering' to ths
nog good reailing
Thousands l;av:e
their chosen pn-ssion
- , ,- , . , - . .
popular tacie oy lurnis,
matter
very iov.
iq nobl
e iiuladelphia.
for
taeir c'.hkip cdiUons ft good aut'ir
: mak-
wor I '
tut .nou.-eiio-u
:ed. aud al
; iioss oi Kindred wnters
i'-.-v --i. v;oi;:nz man.
Peterson -2Z:gazhie and books aro always
-welcome at our desK, and r.- have reason to
make a
;C;at not
Oi two
books just
"Bride's Fa':c
i
is c
m:- :,.f a sales of standard
novels v.
hi-
Bmma,D. 15.' N.
Sou:
and
t;
booii 13 mce;y ''gotten up, ;
a' pleasant summer book-
in. L'io coimiry. , .It .will i
Icu'e t;::;e; as it is fully ;
tor 1:
coa.
:4 a
equal to
The C!inge.d JJ.ridcs," " Fair
How He Won Her.''. 'which imve
' aud
.proved to- 1- threo-x f the b xr.veis ever i mentions my name, and (makes sundry state
pubiltlu'd, and which are having unprece- j meuts ia regard to iny late exposure-of him
dented suics, i'or Mrs. South worth is, beyond r self :as ail imposter. The facts are as fol-
aii 'doubt, the
ia tho wi,vld.
rj.o: popuinr female novelist
For tho brilliancy. and point
ot tier conversations, .tne ease and
d nin-. rt
- 1,
l:t r .nanalive,
?p!cn'd d
and -grnphic
ciiaractf
ot
her descriptions 'of natural
scenery,-
.10 TCti
;rat powe
and ori si-
n-ility
ier ccmceptions.
Mrs. Southwortli
occ
)1U
among ad female
writers. of lkhm. It is pubjihed in a large
duoaecimo
'ume of five hundred pnger,
i-
T.'l
;t.vle vritii " The
Changed
r,-:
JLj-: He Won
j ner.'
j
dians J',
nun
. Ev Charles
G
C
Leland.
muletv"
snrv to the Whole
vViurn.', on Tinted Paoer.
ur.o
" From th
1.3 :
lilatle.lpliia Da'Iv Press. 1
Hans ' BnUiMn; Bdlbvh. Complete in
one volume, lly Carries . .jueiaurl. Hans
BreitnVan!i ri-ppe stye
i.5
.-v iir.;tnrs .i-iv
issu-:it a
com 3
one voiumc. aantisomelv
. i , ,
; ;?nd substaniiaity brrund n
mororco cloth,
wish L-x:vr--iu.i uoan.s, got- ts;p, -gilt side
' s-'ampimd back, or in half c.df. This vob
! -ume emlh'acvs every . l.ai lad ' written by
? M y u i if i . ,. Tii It I '4 ','1' I t ' ' T l : f VI O T f 1 T T f
G. L
- f-.n-,:lim P. r:v:" wlirn ohvor n
uproar m
lit the qeean,
.L...'. t -? -
isenra on both sides
e men"-or v v,i!
...
jvMily '-y
. ,r ;n ,i; ri-oU
v. 1
liv-i
? .
tins eo lti'-a is piioie-. o;i tiiii nrjesc tinted !
pute pjjper, r.uu esj-.nin.au iue.. luxury oi
binding, w'iii be -doubly welcomed by all
who have revelled in tae phthosopbic jollity
aud boozv trancenaeniausm of. the genial
plate-pn'per, una es joying. a; i tne.. luxury or
. i .- i , ! I 4 -v t l l. . . l t
$ fooling, and tne coanc e.eaient susta nea;
j from the ursrto tae h.s. s.an iia
1 of making Don Quixote a German, placing
, Mm on American sou, and chronicling his
jcp!oits in thc ludicrous dialect of tbe
- American -German, is irresistibly droll. It
, would be impoisime to conceive ary
thinjr
j more, genuinely numorotis t iuta some or tnes
i verses. ' We nave iaugnei so nesiruiy -wuik
j reading them at we iiive.y criticise
iith tears in oar eyes. . Tne boos has a
i'-kiad' of phi logical value apafl: from its. mer-.
; faction,, It
of thd richer specif
of Yankee
Humor.'7 .. , .
For sale bv Heiasbergsr.'
jWe have -received a cotton blossom a
red one which was taken from thefarni of
Col. Htiatb.'one of the largest' and most sue-,
fpccfnl nla'ntera of Johnston County. Pal-
j eigh Sentinel. ' : ' . ' -
Honest men are easily bound, bnt you can never
bind a knave,
Pla.xta.tion Bitters cures Dispepsia.
Keep no more cats in the house than will catch
mice. r -.-!.
Plan t ation BittebI cures Fever and Ague.
War makes thieves, and Peace hangs them.
Plantation BiTTEJiS cure3 Liver Complaint and
Kervous Headache, j
Time U& file that wears and makes no noise.
Plantation Bittess cures the effects of Dissi
pation and Late Hours.
; Better have one plow going than two cradles.
j cf Water and Die& :
Fools and obstinate neonlemakp lawwr r?h
Plantation Bittebs Purify, Strengthen and In
vigorate. V j
A kind wife makes a dutiful husband.
Magnolia WatekJ Superior to the best inv
1 -ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
LETTERS FRO iwr th h :inniT.V7:
j tt m, -m m 4 w .
What Are You Doing.
Mr. Editor : I would like to ask 4he
youog people the Question What are you
Doing ? This may be a singular question to
ask, and you may be slow to answer You
may think no onej has any right to ask
young folks such questions. I will answer it
for you. Every one 6f them from the age
of ten to twenty lay the foundation of their
future destiny. Young man, what are yon
doing t are you doing anything; it is not
so much the question or what kind of occu
pation or the amount of wages received ?
i J "wwv us tu is.eep you
irom the pain of idleness? Good men of
immense wealth are to be found in this
country who commenced in youth at but
'. 0KC "r two dollars per 'week. It was better
; for iiiose youivr mcii to be employed at this
.; low rate than to be idling about the streets
lcan5;- agist lamp-posts and houses. It
is well for parents tb. look to this thing if
they wish their children to grow to great
ness let not their time be wasted in idleness
Much, jf our best talent is idle because they
cannot get what they call first class wages.
It those youug men will but engage with
employers their value will soon be ascertain
d a id the laborer is always worthy of hip
hire. I know a man who at this time is worth
halt a million of money, went to work for
what his employer cjhose to pay and earned
only two dollars and fitty Cents per week for
six moat'13- . Iq thisjtime his employer found
out tn" value of his iman. Many young men
at tLis time waste the wages of able, op
perativti, from the lact they live with their
parenis ; little thinking how their parents
have to strive to kedp a respectable appear
ance tor their family. The voting man is
on ii iui','i.,v .-' X 1 g . titkiLi rfitiaii- amount-,
Of
ni0Dc 'd habits than the One with
monrv ho good
habits.
Observer.
IiCtter from Gen. Rutherford.
Wilmington, July 2d, 1869.
Editor of the! Post : In this day's
j issue of the Star I notice an advertisement
sicrned bv one S. VI Tiirlcins. in whir.1i hm'
lows: This person, Laikihs, has been pass
ing himself off as an honorably discharged
Uuion soldier, stating that he had partici-
) patcd in sixty battles, . &c.-, fec. From cer-
taiu suspicious circumstances that , came to
my knowledge, I had reason to believe that
he was an imposter, and although I had
asked hm on several occasions to what
Regiment he had! beldnged, he always
dodged the question; at last after being
questioned directly, he stated to a gentle
man' who asked hjim, that he had be
longed to the Fourth Maryland Cavalry, as
a Lieutenant, and afterwards to the Eighth
Keic York Artillery, as a, Captain. Thia
stutement Lo
tloned in the r
repeated when again que
resence of a number pf gen-
! tiemcn
As; his name does not appearlon
t the official Roster of the Eighth New York
I Artillery,. I wrote to the Adjutant General of
that State for information, and r
.eceived a
i t . .1.-4. i t i: r
;. repsv, !5iauuLr uiuii . iuu uauia or ouiuu v.
Larkins did not appear on the records of
his oHiee, as connected with the Eighth
New York Artillery. Larkins did claim
1:1.1.:. : L - iIUULU i.mJ Vlii bV fJ f ' tJ LUiLb
r7.,, dthnnh
lie. states the contrary in
v t.:.
i U 13
advertisement.
The Adjutant General
I . , ri . . r . J v a . . J T
i oi tue b tare oi jurjiauu . siaccs luai- inert
' 7. T. 1. ! J
j XiarKins atsti uiu
! tafc jie belonged td
uWi this
1 ,
LarKms aiso ciaimen, anu miormca me,
to the urana Army ot tne
s evidently false, as he
-. . i t "ii i i i tc c it
1 i'l II! II I III II. 1 I I i U I I 1 1 - LJ LLid A. A 11 K. ft. M-A 1 A.
wilminstoa my future home.
, Requesting, the Mnd indulgence of jour
; r oT ticin thU person,
t j am Ygt7 respectfully,
- j - - . Allan Rcthi
j ....n
RCTHEIIFOBD.
Wilmikgto, N, C, June 26, 1B69.
Ms. P. Heinsbeeoe : '
Dear Sir : At your request It "affords me much
pleasure to give my Opinion of StieSTs Pianos,
lor three years Mrs. jKansom has had them in
her afemioarv, and I lam certain that no instru
ments conld'have answered more satisfactorily
I the demand made upon them. Mr. van Laer,
Who nas liaa cnarge 91 ine xuuisic&t lsepariment
of Mrs. R's Seminary for the-past year, says they
are pood instruments in every respect land can
not be excelled in durability. I can, with con
fidence, recommend them, to any who may wish
to purchase, and frotn the.Hben.lity ol Messrs.
Stieffto us ot the South, I trust they may receive
a generous ratronage. Very Tespeetfullyi ;
! , R. RAX30MI '
, StielFs Pianos for: sale at ' HEINS BERGER'S
Live Book Stoore. j. -
jnly 1 ' K J I 2Mf
I - - ' .... S5--55S
STATE. H
They have had a bear hunt near Golds-!
boro.
Jacksonville has red apples 12 inchest
Circumference.
The neighborhood of Rocky Point was-
uy tcixcsuing mowers yesterday.
The Supreme Council of the Friends ot
Temperance met in the town of Louisburg,
N. C, on Tuesday, the 22k ultimo, and re-'
mamd in session three days; during thii
time much business was transacted.
Hb Honor, Judge Brooks will hold spec-
viuaui i'ic u.o. uisinci uourt ior tue
Cape Pear District in North Carolina, to
commence at Salisbury on the first Monday;
and at Morganton on the second Monday in
August next.
A great "chicken fight" is to come ofi at J
Roanoke on the 14th of Jnly.
The Elizabeth City North Carolinian says
that there are many Northern men visiting
that section, and that several farms have re-1
cently been sold in that vicinity.
The Raleigh Standard of Thursday states : I
A. load of flour from new red wheat was j
brought into the city yesterday from Chat
ham county and sold to Mr. W. C. Up
church on Hargett street, for eight dollars a
barrel. The flour from the new wheat is of
a very fine quality, and we hope the prom-1
ises of a full crop throughout the country
win ue reaiizea, ana tnus cheap food will
be assured.
The hot weather of the past week has
given cotton a new start, and it has come
forward with a marvellous rapidity. It now
nas a nne, ncn color, and the stand on some1
farms is nearly up to the average for tie
season. In somefields a need of rain f is
felt, though not very seriously. Let tiis
splendid weather continue, with the prop f
er amount of rain, and the crop in Wak
finnntr will a n fal v.r. j j i ' l
I '
The, farmers of Western North Carolina?
have harvested their wheat, and it is admit
ted, without a dissenting voiee, tnt,the
CrOTJ is Rnrtfl.rirtr in trnv (tvatbii wffMnf4
past ten years. FowsyttTand adioininsr colin-1
ties will -wrfifll of excellent heaf ; to-
flowing. . . -Tit .vr
The rye, oaU aud pbuto crop promi;
abundant yield, and the corn crop is grow.
8 'i
ing finely. We regret to say that the fretiiet
a few weeks j ago, damaged the hiy cUl
considerably. First crop will be dusty h&f.
Salem Press. I Si
mi. ' mi i iv mrr...Mt
iue Xiiizaoeca jyorzn uarounian states
that the Fourth of July will be duly cele
brated at that place on Saturday. The
Declaration of Independence will be read
M. V. B. Gilbert, of this office, and the Ora
tion delivered by Prof. T. W. Cardoza He
will be followed by Hon. Thos. A. Sykea, of
this county. The ceremonies will take
place in Academy Green, and commence at
11 o'clock, A. M. In the evening, there kill
be a grand supper in Clark's Hall.
We learn the Liverpool and London and
Globe Company had two policies out in
goods damaged at the fire last week. iMr.
Oliver, the Agent of the Company, imme
diately made a satisfactory arrangement
with the parties insured. This Company is.
doing a large business through" this State,'
and we can commend it as one of the oldest,
one of the largest and most reliable Insur- J
ance Companies in the world. Our people
are not able now to run the risk of being
burnt out, and we can only advise them- to
take out a policy of Insurance in the Liver-;
pool and London and Globe Insurance
Compary. ITexs Berne Times. I
PURE LEMON SUGAR!
OR
CONCENTRATED LEMONADE, j
tfcrpHIS PREPARATION OF LEMON iE-j
X tains in great perfection the natural fla-i
vor of the fresh fruit together with its agreeable'
acidity. The facility with which a Glass of
Lemonade may ataoy time be made with it, i
equaling any that can be made with the fruit injj
Its natural state , recommends it to every house-!
hold and gives it an especial value to travelers;
and excursionists, vpc n land or sea, and to tne;
sick." f - i
Twelve cases just in store at ' I
GEORGE MYERS',
. ,li UU 1 XfUUb ouccu
CHAS. D. MYERS, Agent.
June 13 ' 2Sl-f
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4th Ward RepuhlioansJ
ATTENTION . t
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CALL j OFI
the Republican County Committee, a meet-f
ing will be held at the Baptist Church on Seventh
Street, near Orange, on WEDNESDAY EVEN4
ING, July 7th, at 8 o'clock, ior the purpose oi
electing lour delegates to thc Convention to
nominate a uanaiaate ior tne legislature, f
WTT.T.T A If W r-T. A TTRTM I "
WILLIAM A. GREEN, f ,
Ward Committee,
July I .V- 286-3t
Attention!!
mHE THIRD. WARD REPUBUCANS
i notified to meet at the Court House on!
Tuesday evening next, July 6th, for the purpose
of electing delegates to the Republican Conven-?
tion. - .. :-.y-y-' -
11 M
J. CHILLI
Chairman Meeting.
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July X
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