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WILMINGTON N. C JULY 11, 1SC9.
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- The Lesson of .Virginia.
Tho defeat of the Republican party in the
late election held in Virginiamay be useful
ai a lesson very . .necessary to be heeded
.about this lime in jkorth Carolina, as well as
other Southern States. Defeat may benefit
and thus the mother bPPresIdenta and the
founders of the Itepublican party may arise
from the ashes of despair ; stronger, purer,
better than before1. t Especially have We of
North Carolina to heed thcwarning sent us
in the glorification noticed in every copper
head sheet in : the land ; especially should
ayc of this section of the State tako to heart
the causes of the disaster we chronicle. We
1 will speak plainly and in proportion to our
earnestness must our friends guagc our de
tire for' the welfare "of the "party and the
State. First tbenTho great cause "of the
defeat In Virginia"' was WANT OF DIS
CIPLINE ! The oldf story ot the Lnegro
- never becoming adult" received a fair il
lustration on the fair fields of the old Do
nnuion. - : Jumping at conclusions thou
sands of idiotic voters believed the slanders
" conservative'' sheets spread throughout
the land concerning thc venality of " Yan
kees'' and the ability of "our people" na
tive blacks to manage their own affairs.
Without reasoning as to the honesty of con
federate professions, or calmly viewing the
immense debt duo by the colored voters to
the " Yankees," they have voted , against
the colored, element have delivered them
selves into the hands of their enemies and
than ever will pot be, able to obtain; food or
even save life fromfte ciaspcratcd foe who
waitodi vision and; follies to deliver
the former 'slave inWthelf hands.
We have a new name for bolting iscllinj
out Black r c pirb 1 i c a;n s u Scamps"
" Scamp," Price ! " Scamp," Larkins! Docs
not this sound well? .J Uj :- I i
. tThc Eastern, Question.'
The greatly vexed " Eastern question " is j
about to be settled, and by us of the West.
All the old world wisdom and policy of sel
fishness has done for five hundred years has
been to widen the breach ' between the. hu
man beings inhabiting the twoTbemispheres
and to put off that long looked for day When
the sword shall be a pruning ' hook and the
power of men be used no longer to destroy
instead of build up. ' '
To us of America is the proud task of
uniting the nations of the earth. To us the
golden East opens up her treasures of wis
dom arid of wealth, and the philosophy of
Confucius and the ' industrial skill of cen
turies will alike soon be ours. ,
, , At last the1 ultima thule of humanity has
been reached and the races that have shut
themselves up in childish ignorance of the
progress of the age; now come freely for
ward and seek to sharewith us the glories
of to-day. At last -we arc2' to comprehend
"Cathay" and the wonders of Asiatic lore
are to be revealed unto us of the .Western
and newer world ; while our European breth
ren await the knowledge through "us At
last all the mysteries of "Father Ind:V-are
to be ours and more wonderful than - the
r The Radical celebrated tie 4th In Raleigh on
5 Yes, and . 'Radicals" were the?onlymen
mNorth Carolina who had loyalty, and
patriotism enough to do so. Nothing would
more effectively cive the lieito Democratic
professions1 of loyalty and love of the gov
ernment, than their - conduct upon the
Fourth a day" which every true lover of his
country honors and celebrates. When Dem
ocrats repeat their false protestations of loy
alty the people will remember this and
spurn them as hypocrites. Stairtf.
The impudent and ungrateful scamp who
has turned on the hands that have fed him
and now seeks to sell out ttie party that has
raised him to a position sufficiently elevated
to show all his impudent pretensions and
ignorance in a stronger light assumes to
rebuke the Post through the organ of the
disorganizes. This is proper; as the "Star"
policy has been faithfully followed in Vir
ginia and a " Democratic" victory " is the re
sult. -
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relation of Bridegroom i!o Bride.ln the instita-
tion of Marriage, a (Guide io matrimonial felic
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DIOSMA CREXATAi-mwmV TKAVfcs
Properties. Their odor is strong, diffusive, and
somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterish, and
analogous to mint. ! I .
Medical IbrpertUs and Buchu leaves are
gently stimulant, with a peculiar tendency to
the Urinary Organs. f
They are given in complaints of the Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the
Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and
Urethra, Disease of the Prostate Gland, and Re
tention orj Incontinence of TJrine, from a loss
of tone in the parts concerned in its evacuation.
The remedy has also been recommended in Dys
pepsia. Chronic Rheumatism! Cutanennft After..
jTiiE tight-fitting tunic of the British sol- tions, and Dropsy. i
dieii is to be superseded by something more Helmbold's Extbact Bcchu is used by per-
comfortable and convenient ; and an English BOns froin e aSes of 18 to 23, and from 35 to 55,
paptr thinks that, in timo, the armyay ZXJLZ 2K
dren. i !
In afiections peculiar to females, the Extract
of Buchu is unequaled by any other remedy, as
in Chlorosis, or Retention, Irregularity, Pain
fulness or Suppression ol Customary Evacua
tions, Ulcerated or Scirrhous State of the
liter as,, Leucorrhea, or vhites.
Diseases of the Bladder. Kidneys. Gravel, and
Dropsicae Swelllngd. This medicine increases the
power of Digestion, and excites the Absorbents
SALE
THE WILMINGTON
REGULATOR.
GKR.. 1ST ID
OF
REAL ESTATE
and 1 1 ' r
PEUSPNAIi PROPERTY
Lixvxst 2&th.9 1809.
fJI j r' BY THE -
tlORTII CAROLINA
Real and Personal Estate Agency,
J CAPITA! STOCK $130,000,
SUBSCRIBED AND TAKBK BY KESruxsaiUL,
PERSONS. AND CHARTERED BY THE LEG-
T1 '
ISEATURE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
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HORSE KAIL ROAD.
JOSEPH G. HESTER, Presulei.
JOSEPH DIXON, Vice-President.
JOHN SKINNER, Secretary.
ROBT. G. LEWIS, Treasurer , bond $ o.O'JU.
Supervisors of DraAving.
CYRUS P. MENDENHALL,
SIGN H. ROGERS,
JAMES H. FOOTE.
Valuable Pieces of Property
Drawn for, Yort $146,694
'to' be
get rid of the abominable breeches and also
of the stock.4 Why don't they adopt some
such costume as that worn in the late war
by the American volunteer, "which was the
lightest, most serviceable and most comfor
table dress troops ever wore?
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R. S. WALDRON & CO.,
73,347 Tickets to be sold at $2.0aEach !
REAL ESTATE.
SEVEN FINE RESIDENCES Fouk
Citt or Raleigh !
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1 One thpusand and one tales " will be the
hpse "mercies are cruelty.? Did no iujury l delightful, visions of Oriental life now. al-
comc to the party or the country by ; this most within our possession.
suffering wc would be pleased rather' than Coming to! us with every steamer from
thcrwisc, for experience has shown us ' China or Japan thousands of emigrants will
wisdom comes through much suffering,"! bnngmore and more of the wisdom of the
and the cup of the" colored lambs of our mother of nations, and notwithstanding
flock is not'yct full. A iittlo adversity is a much of the lower and depraved classes will
good thing for men and parties and be among the first arrivals ; many of the
strength of character and firmness of will more educated and better classes will arrive
only, come through sorrows and tears, such I and adopt our mannersj customs and civili-
a3 crush the weak and imbecile. The cud- zation. To the carping crowds of ignorant
I he aiscriminatins: authorities aboard of into healthy action, by which the Watery or Cal
an acute cutter arrested a fishintr uartv on care?us deposlUons, andall Unnatural Snlarge
.. . , a usinuj, party ou j ments are reduced, as well as Pain and Inflama-
tuu iiver Deiow rnnarift n ii. n fi m. t nn.
TTVER WILLING AND ANXIOUS TO AC-
commodate their friends, arrangements have
been made for the Cars to pass their door about
the middle of next wees.
ters. Thev were on their wav fn nanP Ta UJS?"S XTBCTBucHUhas cured every
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We propose to regulate
GOODS for the Summer.
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case of Diabete&Jn which! it has hep.n o-ivp.n. Tr-
in a steamer, . but were ruthlessly dragged ritation of the Neck, of the Bladder, and Inflam- I PULL Til E RE LL RO P E IN Tl f l E
hoL- fhn hi, ; i - ,1 i i - nrr- tt i i ixtuLiuii ui me muuevB. u icexu.Liun 01 iub rv ia i -' - -
rv w tUC a. mirtucipuia. xxavy i ara, ana aT1(1 mPr Rnn hf ifrinp nun
Kept over night there. In the morning thev of the Prostate Gland. Stone in the Bladder.
were discharged to troon with thpir 'km Calc,u,lus el Brick DustDeposit, and Mucus
One Residence in Raleigh, N. C.
One 4V
One "
One " Warrenton
the price of DRY One - Chapel Hill
Unc Jioici in lajioreviuu
UST OF PERSONAL ritOPEIlTY.
Samples on exhibition at HESTER BROS. & CO.
. To. 20 Fayetteville St, RalJigh, N, C,
at the regular casu prices.
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$10,000
8,000
6,000
5,000
5,000
2,000
2,000
an investigation
after
nothi ng flilibustrous.
A disapiioinced office-seeker named Levi
Lieget, " gets in on" the people of South
Carolina by telling them they " are the most
.oppressed, degraded, and down trodden
or Milky Discharges, and for enfeebled and deli-
which resulted in cate constitutions, of both sexes, attended with
tne iouowmg Bymptoms : Indisposition to Ex
ertion, .L.OSS oi rower, .loss oi Memory, jjimcui
ty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Hor-
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dlinglsyRtem for colored voters has done all journalists who groan over the " heathen- people known." He also offers the cheerful
the iDjury it can do, and now let the same
rules be 'applied 'to them we apply to men
in other sections of the Country. If a small
office holder presumes to differ from the
leaders of the party, " let ; him be snowed
under." If a false brother attempts divis
ion let him be kicked out,-and thus the
ism" of the Chinese and all classes of East-
ern emigrants, we can out reply; out a
few generations since and the Anglo Saxon
was a more brutal barbarian than the East
possesses, it we nave any connaence in
our strength let us riot 'refuse "to encounter
the emasculated childrenof .; China. The
lniprmation that " the freebooters of all
Europe" are coming down South to help
these wicked Yankees build up the country
and make even Leg-et " get rich.'
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has so ordered aliairs tuat uc missionary
worK we refuse to do for the children of
Asia and Africa among them we are now
forced to accomplish in our own land. As
well seek to break up the Pacific railway as
to stem the tide of emigration from the
East. " It is so ordered" and let it come.
party gains-strength by every dismissal or good God who controls men and matters
beheading. Especially should severity be
exercised toward those who attempt to
create division or ignore discipline. who may
hold offices. We are shocked at the, foully of
our leading men in permitting dozens : of
men in this city of Wilmington to hold po
sitions they only use to support idle jaws
now wagging against the hands that feed
them. If proper attention be nit paid to
cases but too jwell known in this communi
ty, then the Republican party deserve to
fail, 'and wc vf ho never ' iollow imbeciles or
knaves, will ium away in disgust froni inen
who permit victory to slip from their grasp
because of want of firmucss to hold, and
The Journal speaks ot -Virginia
redeemed Ironisthe swav of "pjirrpt.in
by tlie election oi Walker. Wc believe
Gov. Wells was in the State four years and
Walker hardly four months, but then 'Walk-
" is ..Democrat, and it is ho crime for
Democratic carpet-baggers to rule the sacred
soil ! vr '
roroi disease, waiieiumess, Uimness ot vision,
Pain m the Back, Hot Hands,! Flushing of the
Body, Dryness of the SMh, Eruption on the
ace, raina countenance, universal Liassitude
of the Muscular System, &c. i
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU is Diuretic
and Blood-Purifying, and cures all diseases aris
ing from habits of dissipation,! excesses and, im-
superseding Capaiba in affections for which it is
used, such as Gonorrhoea, Gleets of long stand
ing, and Syphilitic Affections-4-in these diseases,
used in connection with Helmbold's Ross
Wash. I
Sold by all DrufirRists and dealers everywhere.
Beware of counterfeits. Ask ! for Helmbold's.
Take no other. Price, $1 25 per bottle, or six
bottles for $6 50. Delivered to any address. De
scribe symptoms in all communications.
Address 11. T. HELM. BOL. 594 Droadway.
N. Y. . : (,. j-
EST" None are genuine unless done up in 6teel
engraved wrapper, with fac-simile of my Chemi-
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II. T. HELMBOLD.
July 3
The Wilmiuffton Regulator is the place to get
the best assortment and the most goods tor the
least money.
We are bound to close oat the balance of our
SUMMER GOODS, regardless of cost, and will
for the next " THIRTY DAYS commencing
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 23rd, inst.,
sell Goods; by the schedule price below :
LADIES' DRESS, GOODS.
Good Figured Lawns, only.
Best Figured Lawns, only..
15 cts.
25 cts.
Beautiful Jaconets and Organdies from 35 to 50
cents ; lormer price 50 to 75 cents.
Berajre. Leno, Mozambique and other desira
ble Dress Goods, including a few patterns Fig
ured Grenadines, at very low prices.
io Fine Pheatons, $600 each, made by H.
D. Schmidt, Baltimore, Md . . . . ... $ 0,000
10 Fine Top Buggies, $350 each, made
by II, D. Schmidt, Baltimore, Md.,.. 3,500
50 1st Premium, 7 octavo Pianos, made
by Tremaine Bros., N. Y7, $650 each, 8.3,500
5 Parlor or Church Organs, 0 stops, $250
each made by Tremaine Bros., N. Y 1,350
500 Sewing Machines, Wilcox & Gibbs,
$60 each . 4 ou.uw
500 Silk Dresses, best article, 13 yards
each, $40 3O,UO0
6 Velocipedes, $75 450
24 Rolls Brussels Carpet, 45 yards each,
$135 per roll 3,500
6 Salamander Safcs.Wilder's patent, best
in the world, $300 each
l'Cash Prize, $1,000 gold
10 Cash Prizes, $100 each.
300 do do 10 do..,
673 do do 5 do :.
1000 do do 3 do ..
1,500
1,000-
1,000
2,000
3,360
3,000
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DOMESTIC GOODS AT OLD TIME
PRICES.
We give the Star politicians great credit.
They have long fished for Republican gud
geons, and thev have " caucht "Oh such
scamps ! j
Conservative Republicanism.
When that rollicking radical Journal the
i; Blathcrskatiug Blower," seeks to. delude
the lambs ot our flock into the idea that
' Conservative" Republican principles were
party. It has become so that each ignorant I always dear to its original secession heart
a:
courage to cut off the vile excrescences
burdcriiug and destroying the life of i tho
"4U,00U majority tor Walkgr !" repeats
the copperhead press with, demoniac iov
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.buxuuuumii. me counirv. ana we mav rav
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with too truthful utterance. " 40,000 scamps
nave betrayed the Kepuolican imrty." Let
Lindly '-Murray, is said to have lived
twenty-five years in seclusion eating boiled
mutton and making bad rules for youthful
gramarians to puzzle over.
' It is reported that the Journal is coming
Out as a " Conservative Republican" orsan.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
X-.OSTL7,
A BLACK SILK UMBRELLA, WITH brace
in lower part of handle rno name attached
large oak stick. The finder will be either re
munerated or kindly thanked j by leaYing it at
tho office of the Post.
MELLIE M. ARNOLD.
R,E AJE Z PONDER!
A DOLLAR
SAVED, IS
EARNED,
A DOLLAR
july 11
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who.may have accidentally been favored when gentlemen of the Mosby stripe . come Our Star-Wt cotcmporary had better look
with promotion a generation ahead of his out boldly for " our candidate the only out for his laurels,
.timeimagines iu his childish presumption simon pure "republican" bagger or "scamp"
he is fitted for the highest places in the land, of a man ; it behooves us to attempt to dc-
aud spurred on by malicious copperheads fine the abortive monstrosity, yclept Con-'
wc havo the spectacle of disorder and noisy scrvativc Republican."
nonsense incur caucuses where all ought to
bo order and 1 respectful attention. " Dema
gogues cannot be kept out of any party;
they arc like the itch very catching -(fish
easier caught than unhooked. The Repub
lican party in the South is as full of these
creatures as the democracy of the North is
over burdened with them. For some wise
reason Providence never takes them to him
self, but keeps them ,on earth to vex the po
litical souls of men. Qur party here is un
; like the Republican party of the North
there all the intellect j the virtue ; and re
ligion are within its folds here all the con
I trary elements cling to us and we . have an
;'S aicful ieeight to lift. Strong in our sense of
' right, and theiiobility ot pur cause wo aro
not easily discouraged. Moba. have been
elevated before now, and we intend to edu
cate and elevate the mass of stupidity now
swaying about 'With every wind of discord
Sand deceit. Like good soldiers we have en
listed for the war, and intend to " see this
thing out," but as in armies, so in parties
Discipline must be maintained. The inter
ests at stako aro too reat to be jeopardized
by the j criminal conduct of, any class or
body of men, and wc call upon each citi
zen vho has sufficient intelligence ;' to 'think
clearly on tho. subiect whether the success
of the party of education ; of advancement,
and the only hope of the freedmen is to be
imperilled because of false prophets and
i traitors in our camp.
The old Democratic party controlled the
country thirty years by reason of strict par
ty discipline, and if any one ever dared to
set himself up before tho public usrlhc man
regardless of ; the wishes ot the real leaders
the fate of any other deserter was meted out
i to him whatever his pretensions or his power.
We need not mention names, but the con
duct of certain very young men marks them
as objects for the indignant scorn of jeYery
true Republican. Unless checked and ut
terly destroyed aslcaders' they' will indeed 8iaTe j
kill tne political gooso mar naa laia such
golden eggs for the use and benefit of these
political ; vagrantslivho ; seek to betray us
into the hands of our j enemies.
If weufTer defeat again in the South it will
be for want of discipline, nd -attention to
' men such as wc hayo , itesignatoclahd if our
warninior is not heeded j licrc in North Car
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In olden times we were proud to be "con
servative." It was the conservatism of
"Washington; of Marshall ; of Webster, and
oi Clay that we knew and loved. It was
the conservatism that led us to declare " for
our country right or w"rong" it was the
conservatism that said "flag first ; self and
State afterwards." The truest test whether
a man was conservative or not was given in
1861, when all who loved their country ral
lied under the banner of the Union. To
day we find men only claiming to be " con
servative" who fought against that Union,
and that flag,1 and with an audacity only
equalled by the glaring inconsistency of the
thing, denounce all others as unsound and
enemies of the country.
We write for intelligent men : others can
not be rcached
The Price-Larkins faction are really
wolves in sheep's clothing and are fit sub
jects for Red String indignation ? Where
is the executioner ? .
We learn from a confidential friend of
Mr. Silas N. Martin, that he has not refused
to permit his name to be used, if the inter
ests ot the "Republican-party demand such
use.
. The Charleston Courier talks about "the
day wc used to celebrate."
Letting it Out.,
The pretended " republicanism" of the
democrats who , humbugged the colored
voters of Virginia, is thus let out by the
Norfolk Day Rook, which professes to have
led off the movement: ;
" The ' new movement' is the livest and
kickingist child that has been born since
the war, notwithstanding our old Bourbon
friends. have so frequently announced its
death. Think of the Day Book originating
a programme that has swept thewhole Statc
by from thirty to fifty thousand majority for
Walker as" Go vernor, and secured , a large
majority in the Legislature, and nearly all
the Congressmen! True Republicanism'' is
a good thing vto hate in the house? and mixed
with a little common sense, it will carry us
through all difficulties.". -:,
The Day Book counseled long ago to hire
renegade " scamps" to sell out their people
and their party, and this advice has been so
strictly followed that the rebel element once
more assumes control, and God help the late
Southern Railroads Encouragement to
Immigrants.
. The New, York Herald speaks as follows
of the Southern Railroad consolidation ef
fected for the purpose of affording better
facilities for travel and observation to those
desiring to emigrate to the South.
The happiest results have thus followed
the. unanimous adoption, at a convention of
Southern railways, held last January in At
lanta, Georgia, of a' resolution, offered by
Colonel E. Hul bert, superintendent of the
Western and Atlantic Railway, that excur
sion certificates should be issued at a re
duced rate to parties visiting the South for
the purpose of personal observation with a
view to personal settlement or investment.
Twenty-seven railways have already entered
into this arrangement, and others are nre-
parmg to enter into it. The holder of the
certificate which is not sold, but is issued
to any one who, in good faith, proposes to
travel .South to invest or to settle is enti
tled to a reduction ot the "fare to two cents
per mile until July 1, 1869. A large num
ber of hotels have agreed to deduct oner
third from their, usual rates for the same
time.; For actual settlers the fare has been
reduced to one cent per mile per head for
all ages, allowing eighty pounds of baggage
per head. There has recently been such a
marked and steady increase of southward
travel over the railroads which have agreed
to this wise system for the encouragement
of immigration from, the Northern States
and from Europe, and the prospective ad
vantages which, not only the South, but the
railways themselves, will reap from it, are
so great as to lead us to hope that the exper
iment will be continued beyond the 1st of
July. ; During the heated term of Summer
the travel must slacken somewhat, but it
will revive and rapidly increase during the
ensuing Fall and Winter if the same system
be maintained.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
rpHE FALL SESSION OF THIS INSTITtf-
lion will commence ion tne istn day of Aug.
and Normal Departments, and; a general course
ot university .Lectures will be opened. Entire
expenses, including board, $85 to 0100.
All A 1 1 4 C it. T i.! . ' m. '
xvn luc ucucuib ui uie jlusliiuuou are. onerea
free of charge, to a limited number ot residents
of the State. I !
Apply to the President. - !
SOLOMON POOL,
- : I Chapel Hill, N. C.
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tIEW BOOKS. "
rpHE BRIDE'S FATE, SEQUEL TO THE
JL (Jnanged .brides :
Han3 Breitmann's Ballads in 1 volume, beauti
fully bound ; J
The Primeval Man by the Duke of Areyle;
Gates Wide Open; j
Gates Ajar; :
Leonora Caraloni, by Tijollopc;
ureaKing a uuttemy; ! i
The Last Anthenian by Rydberg;
Fanchon; The Cricket fojr Geo. Sand; Cart up by
the Sea, by Baker; Little Foxes,. by Mrs. Stowe;
Fairfax, by John Esten Cooke; Red Court Farm,
by Mrs. Wood; Gold Elsie by Mrs. A. L. Wister;
Service Afloat, by Admiral Semtnes. For sale at
Common Calicoes, only. ....
Good Calicoes, only , . . .
. 6i cts.
.10 :.cU.
Best Calicoes (choice styles) 131 and 15 cts.
Bleached and Brcwn Shirtings and Sheetings,
6i, f, 10, 12 i, 15, 15, 18, 20, and 25 cents, and up.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Extra size Honey Comb, and Marseilles Quilts,
in great variety
Table Cloths and
Doylies, CHEAP.
44 Bolters must be discountenanced."
olina will ,bo walling
th yerv people vtho
and weeping aioong
in a woris bondage
Trlis letter of General Rutherford declin
ing to be a candidate , was not unexpected.
We thought his known ability ' and high
character would.be of great assistance to the
party but as family reasons, compel his rc
lusai to- Berve" wc must r e en loots, lor eo
ood a raatt.,? ' ' ? m
MrC..wa3 in the habit of asking his chil
dren to repeat the text, on their return from
church .to prove' that they gave attention.
One Sabbath the text was, " Why stand ye
here all day idle? Go into my vineyard
and work, .and whatsoever is right I will
jiaj iuw. ; yuftiiig wttuie uome anu was
asked, to ; repeat the text. He hesitated a
momentj' and then, as if it just came to him
after much thought; he said, "What are vou
loafing round here : for, doing nothing ? Go
into my barnyard and ; go to work, and I'll
maKe 11 au,ngnt wuu you i"
- The California Farmer says the wool crop
of that State crops out over and above all
former years by millions of pounds.
july U
Attention
HEINSBERGER'S
Live Book Store.
289
rnHERE WILL
JL Republicans of the
evening, o uly lath, at
Republicans 1st
Ward. I
BE A MEETING OF THE
First Ward on Monday
a o'ciock, r. m., at the
of electing delegates to
Baptist Church on Fifth street, for the purpose
the County Convention
to be held July 17th
ROBT. P. BARRY.
Chairman Executite Committee.
DUNCAN! HOLMES,
- Chairman Ward Committee,
july 11 j . 289-U
J. W. LIPPITT &C0.,
(Successors to Wm. H. Lippitt.)
AT THE OLD ST.
Corner ol Market and Front Streetsi
Damasks, Napkius and
Pure Linen Huchaback Towels, commencing at
$ 1 50 PER DOZEN,
All the better grades DECIDED BARGAINS.
HOSIERY.
' THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE
STATE.
Ladies' Hose, only 10 cents.
Gents' Socks, only. . ., .10 cents.
Full lines ot the above Good at satisfactory
prices.
HANKERGHIEFS,
Pure Linen, 10, 15, 20 25 cts., and upwards.
Fine Hemstitched Linen, only 25 cents.
SILK SPIDER WEB HAIR NETS, Black and
Brown only 25 cents.
Cotton Spider Web Hair Nets, only 5 cents.
HOOP SKIHTS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEBS IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND
ARTICLES.
Best makes,
95,
35, 40, 50 75 cents, and up
FANCY
PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COM
pounded at any hour of the day or night
Stock of Paints and Oil on hand will be sold
at cost to close. 1
Prices moderate and terms cash. 1
july 8 I I 288-lw
SILK, ALPACCA AND GINGHAM
UMBRELLAS,
Best Assortment in the city, PRICES GUAR
ANTEED. SUN SHADES, PARASOLS AND FANS,
In great variety ; VERY CHEAP.
NOT? ICE.
LACE MANTILLAS AND
SHAWLS,
SUMMER
ITHE PROPRI-
thrown me out
asit-
rpHE RECENT CHANGE IN
X etorshin of the Post having
of employment, I would be glad to obtain
uation elsewhere.
J, T. JAMES.
july b . ... 2S8-3t
At about half the former price.
W1X1TJS ANU rAnUi SHIRTS AND
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Notice TO Tak payers. Modern styles and living pricei.
OrriCE or CocjjrTT Commissiohirs,
KEW 11ANOYEB UOUNTY,
Wilmington. N. C, July 7th, 1869.
rpiIE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION
X ers will hold a meeting at the Court House
in Wilmington on the !19tfc inst. to revise the
Tax Lists of WUmingtoh an4 Capo Pear Town
ships. The meeting will continue in session
THREE DAYS ONLY! and hear complaints
after which time no complaints will be heard.
The public are cordially invited to come and
receive tue iuu oenent or the
U -
TREMENDOUS REDUCTION,"
HI
By. order of the Board,
july 8
Journal
copy.
R. S. WALDRON,
Clerk.-
mta
R. S. WALDRON & CO,
Proprietors of the Wilmington Regulator f
';? ! No.T7 North Front Street
junaJW ' 2C3tf
3000 Prizes. value of the total am't, $116,691
All of the above is put in the drawing at the
regular cash selling prices and will be -disposed
of by a regular mode ot Drawing, and in order
to accomplish this, the Company will sell 73,317
tickets at $2 each.
The Drawing will take place in the city of
Raleigh, immediately alter sale of tickets, of
which due notice will begiven, at least one wecK
before the day of drawing. ' .
The Company is working under the provisions
of a special Charter granted by the General As
sembly of North Carolina, which compels the
Company to comply faithfully with all contracts.
Copies can be had on application to the Com
pany. All the above mentioned property will certain
ly be disposed of as above stated, and those
drawing it will be invested with the.litlc iy fee
simple. ""
gg?" No member of the Company is allowed
to purchase any tickets.
Ail moneys sent dv man, at tne owner's risk :
that sent by Express, Post Office Orders, Checks
or Drafts, at the risK ot the company
NO property will be listed unless tue title Is
indisputable. ; .
The Treaaurerjias been required to give a bond
for tho faithful performance of his duties. He is
required to deposit, daily, in the bank, all mon
ies received, where it will remain until all the
tickets are sold and all the property will be pos
itively drawn and delivered to the parties draw
ing. Send two dollars by express, post office
order, registered letter, or draft, at our risk,
or by mail at your own, and take a chance at the
3,000 valuable prizes offered.
Tickets will be sent any where in the United
States at the Company's risk upon the receipt of
$2 and postage stamp. ,
me plan ol drawing shall be as loilows : there
shall be two wheels, one a prize wheel and one
a nurnber wheel, arranged in some public place
m the city, wnere any one holding a ticket may
be present on the day of drawing. In the num
ber Wheel there shall be 73,317 tickets corres
ponding in number to those which have been
sold. In the prize wheel there shall be 3,000
tickets. These tickets wiil be deposited iu the
wheels by a board of supervisors, who shall be
appointed by the Directors, after which the whee
shall be sealed up and placed in the bank in this
city, Until the time of drawing, when the super
visors snail Dring tnem to tne piace oi drawing,
break the seals and the drawing shall be dispos
ed of bv takinc a ticket from each wheel at the
same time, and the prize ticket taken from th e
prize wheel-shall designate the prize drawn by
tae ticket corresponaing in numoer io inc, oue
taken from the wheel at the same time. The
wheel shall be well shaken after each ticket is
drawn.
jlhe supervisors wiil be geutlemen well known
and noted for honesty and integrity, who will
not be allowed to purchase tickets or own any
stock'in the Company. The numbers and prizes
will he drawn trom each wheel by two blind boys
and ajfull report of all numbers drawing prizes
will be published in some prominent newspaper
immediately after the drawing. . - F
DESCRIPTION OF REAL ESTATE."
SfiVES FINE Residences Four in tie city nj
... lialeiyh.
One1 magnificent brick residence about I mile
from the Capitol of the State with 8 acres Of
ground, fine orchard, delightful spring of water,
eautiful grove, walks of modern style, abun
dance of evergreens, all necessary out-houses
brick stable, carnage house, &c. Value $ 10,000.
Onelarge and convenient house in the city of
Raleigh, on Newbern street, thirteen large rooms,
double parlors, with all necessary out-buildings,
H acres of ground, and a beautiful oak grove.
Value 16,500; ,i
Onelarge house on Newbern and Bloodworth
streets, containing twenty rooms suitable for a
boarding house, all necessary out-bulldings, with
a beautiful oak grove in the yard and I acre of
ground. Value $5,000.
One !beautlml large Residence, on Newbern
streetlight rooms and basement, four out-bull d
Ings and stable.seven acres of ground, elm erove,
very desirable and attractive. Value $8,000.
One in Warrenton, N. C, known as the Alston
property, in perfect order, one of the best built -housed
in the; State, containing 8 large rooms,
doable1 piazzas and porticos, one of the most
commanding and beautiful residences in the
place, with b ares of ground, fine orchard, beau
tiful 04k grove in the yard, and all necessary
out buildings. Value $2,000.
The broperty atTaylorsville is very attractive,
valuable and cheap. It is a hotel at the county
seat' of a flourishing and growing village ot a
thousand or more inhabitants, and situated one"
square from a good and flourishing College, no
school !of better grade, right on the line of the
Atlantic and Ohio Railroad, and being situated
in the mountain region, the scenery is truly de
lightful and fascinating, contains twenty rooms,
and the buildings are new. Value $2,000.
One in Chapel Hill, containing 4 rooms, with
flre-piaiees, and one forty-foot dining room. Also,
kitchen, out-houses and one and three-fourths
acres of land. Value $2,000. ; ;
Those ordering tickets can selectany number
from 1 to 73,347, if the number ordered has been
taken, the number nearest will be sent. One
three cnt stamp must accompany every order.
All tickets will have the seal of the Company and
signature of the Secretary.
37 We refer to any merchant, banker or oth
er gentleman, of standing in the city ot Raleigh.
tSr'I'or further descriptions and particulars,
address.
JOHN SKINNER, See.,
fUO . Raleigh, N, C,
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