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ill THE WILMINGTON POST --.-r.,. n.Bs-iatta.. -' . :: . ; . tv A I IIKI IN 'K llfll.ilSTlV T " ! L i -. f y? t ' ' y.dl'jVLY 18. 1869. WILMINGTON. OF ONE FLESH- A man he was who loved the good, He could not dothe thing he would, Because ol evil in nis neart. He taw men garner wealth and fame, r ' l Ripe in due time, a1 precious load ; Ee fainted ere the harvest came, And failed to gather what he sowed. E e looked it haply grapes had grown On the wild thorns thathoked his vines When clear the truth beiore him shone. ' ue sougnx ior, TTuouvn-oua ior signs. thers Faith's kheliered harbor found. iThe while his bark was tossed about DriftlDe and dragging anchor round The troubled, e borelees Bea of doubt. Where he would win, he could not ebooso put yield to darkness and despair ; H3 ran as they who1 fear to lose, .... And fought & one who beata the air. Walking where hosts of souls have passed By faith of hope made strong and brave' He, groping stumbled at the last, - v And bliudlj foil across the grave. ' Fet apeak of him in charity, O man 1 nor write of blame one lioe ; Say not thou wert not such as .he He was thy brother, and was mine. The pathetic accounts ot the ahootintr i 1 It TT7 .1. j . . b A Aiuert, veiu, iui; juuu American who went to Cuba with the chivalrous inten'tinr, of castincr his lot with that of the- patriots must ;make manv a reader syrnDatliPtin. Young; excitable, ail venturous, it seems a hard late that cuts him off in the, flower of I youth in a strange land. The following let ; terjto au iutioiate Jriend telh the story : Santiago d:: Cuba, June 21, i860 ' PJuoENt Gastxer, New: York : : DeaiI Eugexe : i-Good bye! I will be ' shot at 17 o'clock tllia rjiorniur. It ia nn, t 4 If T x 1 . " . . ' U a. ji. i was scnccuceu aoout 12 o'clock rasi mgui. i uuve jubc own Daptised in tije aiuojic cuapei acre, ana will pass ?h ie icw .-jiouri oi iny nie tuat yet reuiaiu to me nere whli lue-ooa ptiests. IV 1 CI eory e wicu aM pencil, aim my 4Jiuer JrieUGS Ot mv fate.j All who came on the vessel have beeti shot. There lire three othTR WltU 111 9 1 1 c un the vessel who die with me no hope whatever, uud be assurod never sec me again on earth Kir, : There is jou will love toWeweU dud Geortre. stud all th.. Please send my trunk uud contents to v ' mother, Mrg.E.-J. Wyeth, Chambersb'" J Penu. Good bve. Be nren -.nrf rt . ii"g, neaveu. WLilt Iw.r. I trnsf T ji me , , w am ; Your ti itl nd till -the last. going. Al. TiiebV are ' tiiiitis of progre' lipic notions have been loft t&- J Abe old . things have -taken a" entire . f kind aud Comoieree, agricultural, id H'ap lor ward. iiizatibii, ;ire-all far'in ad' anufacturcs, civ- vere tilty years ago, anV v'ance of Jwhat they .other '.things are impr let us believe that There is certainlj m os'mg in proportion. the masacji now, ar Jr inteiligtuco among .thty should be b d a men know more, their reepiniib' -tter, for so ur.ich greater is temptations t ility. Whilo there i arc more bait a cent' o resict now than there were churches t . ary ago, tliei are also more is in tV .Dd school houses, and attendance try it '-'A Je main more general. Thh cbun clar : vetvouui:, aud crowing. 'j. Diilcreut 3 lixd conditions of men beincr Iconfubion tliC i J v'v vu.vunu, ' at as thiiiga gt hioru bottled, a people get Vu'tter acquainted with each other, there vU be bcttxr understanding, aud' time will show tiiat while, all has been discord, uiud disturbance, the right has not been lost sight of, and despite the appearance to the con trary, the -Aorl l is growing better instead ot worse, " aud the thoughts of men a re widen ed witd the process ol the suns.' The ban Frauci.sca JJulletiu bus the fol lowing: "A sugar planter of tbf . Hawaii an Islands adopted, in-1860, a newy Way to huse the wind1 and to make the; clouds drop raiu. Having a large quantity of arid lana and no 5tream9 ot water' witbia reach, be set his wits to work to bring the moisture from the mountains down on his plantation. For the purpose he plant ed lilty thousaud foreat trees, which under his care, grew rapidly. Soon the clouds huDg over the new forest, arid v the rain came down abundantly. Cisterns were built which held' aout thirty thousand barrels of water, and -this resource insures .the-planters against Tdestructive drouths. ITehasnow a very flourishing plantation. But he has made it out"- of a dry plain, which without water, would have very lit ,tle value. It in the most economical theo ' iy oi irrigation which has yet been brought forward. The are no better hydraulic pipes bau groups ot forest trees. , 'ZeU'a Popular Encyclopedia and tniver- at Dictionary is projected tq incorporate in a popular, concise, and cheap .form, the in formation which .'is Embodied in the cyclo-. pedias, dictionaries, gazetteers, etc., of the woi-ld, aud comprise it in tho space of two voluinee. It is edited by L. Qolange. It is ia quarto form, three columns to a page, wcu priutcd, and satisfactorily illustrated, and is given out in weekly numbers of cigbt paes at ten cents each, or monthly parts of lorty pages, or five weekly numbers, at fifty Wseacu. V Twenlytwo numbers have al ready been issued, reaching the title Aurora, ; ia Illinois, and by issuing two parts a week, the work wilt be completed m two years at a cost pledged by the publisher not to ex d twenty-five dollars. The articles are, -. . ..w'.oKKiviatd.-but are mtei- -01 wurbu, uiuuiA www, , .written, and reasonably lull and Iv5 i U nvrv branch ot science, arc, mey rei aua knoedjSe- ;: nce ofTnc extraordinry quick . Iu consequence oi iuu DauntlesB and pase made 111.,;. Mavor Hall the- American name, Mayo: its credit to oi xtew iuiv, ; ,j the City uuuarea guuo . nnrt 0f the guns oe Hiil Park the first -report oi vuv, b n.u if arK, w o'clock precisely, lnc A,y ing heard at ? xr,tRd with flags in Hall was beautifully .gjSUiS 6 the honor of the occasion The follow . dispatch received from JJiayor ' ; shal Tooker: . v t Tulv lSO. ' . TT TnnTter. City Hall - Tq Xarmv'""- " lirntlitan em- re?A NeSYork manued yacat wur. i llt r tZ from-Bhoro to shore wa8 less less. Her trip . SUCCCss are than tmrtceu V n centers and honored New York . ship i her entepnsms af "-"A7 qaklet Hall. made the other night Borne little stir was ia Hartford,, by tber report, that a yonng. a ftlorxid. She' has v:.ea or tne w monVher companions by the 5rZ Rhi has passed for some Dseo 7 'ch4 hfl nasse ITEM r. i -l. . r- m?PirEMg rnimru ; tfnFPlFIT'e ffll II11N ! 5 . T . i ' JjCJT'J- J $X&A for, wg jcry. in cnurch. l,o paper; ivertise, taUion francs was Napoleon in eiectioneeriDff. spent by Louis irl London follows the of b occupation ruiCssionai introducer;' emtflnn16, of Smiths Avas recently empannelled in Sheffield! England. f clawfe1 arf that only second ciass writers " make books" now adays. - lanaoiGeeral Thoma9 and staff left Port land Oregon, on the 8th of July, for Alaska. ti einTper-yref P1 Las 8ieed con. v.i. in i-ans tor 60.000 ' Rrnni ' Receints frnm . inn, - v-ciwuia iium me isi to rue "iuaivc. tour and dollars. , ; a-quarter million luonias Hughes irown at OrfnrH , the author of 4iTom is writiDg a history of Alfred the Great.' PnhS'r' Ab1' tormerly att owner of th aftnr M,hdger ba3Sne to Europe for reM, alter thirty years' labor. An immense hfin- v.r At,:.u.. .1 a .. 'v"-- w miuuuur was huluuiuu irom t ho tPon : tu rans not the next morning. y A Memnuis vouth fi fcirl, now claims the $100 reward adver tised for news of her whereabouts. The Roman Cathnlfo- r subscribed f445,000 towards the support of v..va vuucjjcip uoine. A .. T.. ? . - xuuiana court bas decided in lavor of the majority ballot-that a man with more white than negro Y,00 can vote. ue needed m Tennessee to cwrT.cfifiwa tion and goo ;l nmuucrs to the people. . .James . arton i3gCtting ready lives of Vol-1-?fan?- Theodore Parker. He bas also wmteiy; a paper on the Washington lobby. ; .e of the New York blondes has np Pfr .red in court, asking damages of a lover , ho kissed her w ith such ardor as to cut "her lip. There are 80,000 people in Nagasaki, and it is estimated that 48,000 of them arc drunk every night. They get drunk on aki, dis tilled from rice. Three Euglish bishops have commenced prosecutions against beneficed clergymen of their dioceses for alleged violations of the Church's rule on ritual. .Notwithstanding the high tariffs of the Pacific railroad, Montana is already rejoic ing in a downfall in the price of gopde transported by that route. Chicago, in case the National Capital is removed, will consent to have it go to St. Louis, content for itself, to be the commer cial centre of the contiueut. GeneralTl. V. Boynton, Washington cor- j respondent of the Cincinnati GoadU is sea;c'aing for curiosities on the Pacific .slope with Senator Wade's party. A woman in Cambridge, Mass., Uas been ! doing the maternal, to the best of her abil- ity, by her step-son, in whipping him to death. He was tv little fellow of six years, i Fashion is continually repeating itself. Honitou lace is much admired in England, and it will soon be restored to favor again here. The price is now comparatively low. There are probably not less than 100 col ored men in Home preparing for the Catholic priesthood. The majority of them will be come teachers ot the freedmen in the South. Tho Transcript agrees with an exchange that a fellow who throws his banana or orange peel on the public promenade ought to be ducked in the nearest pond within an inch of his life. Suspicious Frenchman affixed one hun dred aud fifty private seals, to the boxes con taining the votes in Paris, so that imperial agents might not tamper with the contents during the night. The High Church Party in England, ap pear to be contemplating the preliminary steps to the separation of the establishment from the State, with) feelings of almost po etic complacency. Bullion City, in the White Pine District, has been laid out several days and great "improvements" have been made Three rcstaurauts and the same number of saloons constitute the town. , X Belle of Agra, India, ia in full dress when swathed in two shawls, with thirty bracelets, fourteen pairs of ear rings, seven necklaces, one nose pendant, and a seal ring on each thumb. , Stringer, a Kentuckian. visited Evansville, ou Monday1, wearing a vest, the front of which were composed entirely of rattle snake skins. The skins of ten rattlesnakes were used in the make. A, new paper is to be started in Paris to be called the Divorce, to be devoted to the passage oi a law legalizing divorce. There are said to be 45,000 separated men and women living in France. i The Pope threatous to excommunicate those Catholics who send their children to the Turkish college, aud it is expected that in retaliation tlie Saltan will exclude all Jesuits from the Turkish empire. The artificial Ice Manufacturing Company of New Orleans sell about fifty tons ot ice ner day. It is computed that the saving to the citizens oi iuui city uy its uueiaiionB, is not less than .a million of dollars annually. ' ; Some indication of the number of persona who lor some cause have left White Pine, is afforded by the fact that there are four thousand letters remaining uncalled for at Wells, Fargo & Vo.-s office in Treasure City. ; The bridge across the Mississippi at Keo kuk is to cost $850,000. The length ot the structure will be 2,100 feet. The draw will b 378 feet long, leaving a passage on either Ride of the pivot pier of 160 feet on the square. Ttuasia took up a uatioual eubtcription fo a monument commemorative to the "escape of the Emperor from assassination two years rm A cnapel was ouiu wuu iub iana, and has just bew dedicated in the presence a trrftat revival is in prorcas nmong the Richmond. Indiana. Almost all Mm sorietv who were not converted be fore1 have now entered into full fellowship, and large numbers ; of the -most prominent ;t;Ana and of the most fashionable ladies ft 1 THE limJMGTON HORSE RAIL ROAD. R. S. WALDR0N & CO., jgjVER WILLING AND ANXIOUS TO Ac commodate their friends, arrangements have been made for the Cars to pass their door about the middle of next week. We propose to regulate the price of DRY GOODS for the Summer. , . . PULL THE BELL ROPE IN TIME. The Wilmington Regulator is the place to get the best assortment and the most gooda tor the least money. We arc 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, inat., sen Goods, by the schedule price below : LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Good Figured Lawns, only.., Beet Figured Lawns, only . . . , 15 cts. 25 cts. Beautiful Jaconets and Organdie- from 35 to 50 cents ; former price 50 to 75,cente. Berage, Leno, Mozambique aud other desira ble Dress Goods, including a few patterns Fig ured Grenadines,' at vrv low price. 1 DOMESTIC GOODS AT OLD TIME PRICES. KEDrPONDEB! A DOLLAR SAVED, IS EARNED. A DOLLAR Common Calicoes, only , Good Calicoes, only . . ........... Beat Calicoes (choice styles) 6 cts. 10 cts. 12i and 15 cts. Bleached and Brown ShirtlngS' antr Sheetings, 0, S, 10, m, 15, 15, 13, 30, andU5 cents, and up. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. Extra bize Honey Comb, and Marseilles Quilts, in great variety , , : Table Cloths and Doylies, CHEAP. Damasks, Napkins and Pure Linen Huchaback Towels, commencing at $1 50 PER DOZEN, All tbt better grades DECIDED BARGAINS. HOSIERY. THE BEST ASSORTMENT STATE. IN THE Ladies' Hose, only.. Gents' Socke, only., 10 cents 10 cents. Fnll lines ot priceg. the aVove Good at satisfactory HANKERGHIEFS, Pure Linen, 10, 15, 30 35 cts., and upwards. Fine Hemstitched Linen, only 25 cents. SILK SPIDER WEB HAIR NETS, Black and Brown only 25 cents. ; : i Cotton Spider Web Hair Nbs, only o cents. HOOP SKIRTS. Beet makes, 25, 35, 40, 50 75 cents, and up SILK, ALPAXCA AND GINGHAM' U.HBRELLA8, Best Assortment in the city, PRICES GUAR- ANTEED. SUN SHADES, PARASOLS AND FANS, Ia great vnriety ; VERY CHEAP, LACE MAfYTILLAB AND SUMMER SHAWLS,! At about half the former price- ; WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Modern styles and living prices. The trobllc are cordially invitsd to come and receive the full benefit of the I i "TREnEIlDOUS REDU0TI01I." R. S. WALDRON & CO, firorrrietors of the Wilmington Regulator, 'No. 7 North Front Btreet. REOTLATQR VJ'WiztaWtbK CON-1 demnation, rendered by the Superior Court f Nw Hanover Conntr. 1 will exnose for Bale to the highest bidder, the pieces ana parcels of land named in the following Hit on Satur day the 8eventh day of August,' On thousand Eight Ilunured and Sixty Siue? Thd i&m be ing for State and County Tax due and remain ing unpaid or the year 868. W. SCHE5CK. Jr.,: rheriff. WILMINGTON. Lot Bixcx;l Armstrong, Wel , 1 S00 63 104 189 79 101 303 4S 114 127 1 05 87 3 15 11 85 70 2 10 5 25 2 54 8 05 1 40 fiarr, Mary A. ........ (J Beesley Richard, . .1 6 Bradley, A. O..........J 3 Braaleyv catuartne,. Browu, Mannan. r. w. Tagent... .... Broderick, Patrick, wjt I. JKuowla Buie,DM.... 8 BarcWMrs. W. T...... 3 Barnes, J. W., agent Tabltha Barnes....... 65 I 292 j 2lt 183 10 Cappa, Catty. J 3 701 Cowan, Nancy. ...j 1 Curtis, G. F.,.. 2 Costin, Magt.Mrs. Sin- gletary. t3 Donglas, T. 8., ' 9 Everett, Mrs. 8. B., 1. Forreet, J. J . 0 Frink, L..... .... 1 2 Goodman, W H ; 4 Hawes, Jos. (Doan)poll 1, 23 Hewlett, W. S poll Hill, Ben, colored 3 Hogan, John... 5 Hoggins. J. B. . poll and watch................ 40 00 143 77 170 103 151 51 46 827 339 8 75 3 OS 42 75 8 25 42 00 1 65. 2 55 1 50, 70 8 25 3 42 2 55 9 20 15 75 5 50 Ketley, John. . i ...... . Lumsden, J C, poll and watch........!;...... L.umsden, adm M Law ton..... J do do Jos Lawton. .... 51 3 2 45 177 261 250 Jioore, ivoger 1451 1 uiia , ( (i L,lppitt 1 Middleton, John 3 45 170 303 S15 305 101 279 183 263 6S 333 4 304 263 25H 167 195 178 199 304 63 266 309 315 802 319 101 345 119 281 93 77 76 157! 1911 157 191 6 80 ! 2 3 i 123 3345 35 24 1 75 2 2S 2 90 1 50 4 55 32 6 30 53 4 24 28 70 6 50 2 10 7 70 3 80 87 Mitchell, Th06 Mooro, Susan. McFarlain Simon ...... McKiDxie, Edw.: do agt Lncy Davis. . McNeill, Wm... Nutt, John..... Psge, Elizabeth .! Potter, L D ! do Jnlia Lucas.... do heirs HTi Potter Kedd, agt-WM Pope...' Rhodes, David. 1 i 56 12 I 2 I 6 f 13 i 3 ! 12 ! 345 I 5 j 1 23 ! 2 j 5 ! 4 I 4 4,5& 6 ? 34 4 104.11 9&10 U 2 1 2 4& 5 Sherwood, Daniel 8tenmer, Sam'l. Small, Sally Spooner, Thos., agent Mary Spooner. Sweat, Robt 22 90 OS Thomas Robert.;.. VanAminee, G. O., Jr. 26 26 Ex'r C. VauAmriuge, Walker, estate E. R. Gibbs i 36 05 14 00 6 35 3 r aiici o. simli u ........ j Welch John F. estate ot Jno. Gafford..4.. ... Woollifl, W. T., poll... Garrison, Amilia; McKenzie, Wm.J...... Wright, J. W., adrn'r.. Herring Suaan...!. Wriffht. J. W., adm'r., 1 3 S 4 6 I P 6 U 2 1 23 I 1 5 95 1 50 70 3 80 36 00 2 40 west part J I 23 I Herring, Susan, part. . . Garorsh, Sarah K., east hall I. Gamble, Adam, part. .. 5 76 1 93 3 205 88 2 183 X 75 3 211 88 1 293 1 95 I 172 4 20 Wharaseller, Minor... McCoopfy, adm'r Chas.i QQlgley .. I 4.; ROCKET POINT, Brother. John, asrt J. Murrav j...... 100 Burgas 53 53 3 68 83 16 12 36 Brothers, John, agt R L. Player..... , Bloodworth, R. N Dirham, D. T...1 , Ivey, S. P.......J Miller, Jaa. A. agt of es tate of W. S. Ashe.., Miller. D. M J 100 do 973,do & Mid. S 1628 N. E. River 120McRee land 75 654 473 640: 75 93 Sandy Run Pigtord's Landing LongC Bay McPhereou. J. B.. for estate Mrs. S. J Beery MeRae, Alex J ..... . Lillington, Jno, jfor es tate of Jos J 14 00 2 25 7 70 8 50 7 00 275! Lillineton. J ohn, for J os i Johnson, James. 200'BurgHw PINEY WOODS. I ! Willey, V. P., agent of W. D Willey.... Moore' Creek $ 53 Malpass, Amos, agt of 1 do I 21 liurganms . . . . .!.., 0 224 Walker, J. D., gent Nancy Walker..., Walker, G. F., A. M Walker Hardison, E. S . .j. Boney, J. W........ White, G. W. CI.;.. Murphy, C. W... .. Debose, R. T...J Galloway, C. M.l Mill Branch J Ruth Bay 1 48 300 2 o 11 4 10 50 20 20 62 640 150 l580'Moor's Creek 100; Cypress Creek 525! Mill Branch. 19 60 70 76 12 14 86 35 do. adm'r M. Register 295 1 do. Moore's Creek I do. Middle Prong. Henry Penelope... Herrny, Alfred T.. Kelly, W. P !... 800 110 80 MASON BORO' SOUND. Cotton Mills.. Farrow John.. 381 JumpiDf Run 25 20 56 35 25 35 75 75 42 53 oU adj d Farrow '00;Greenfleld Mcllhennv. Thos ad's 3 Otway, John. Quince, Parker, Rush. Antone.. 110 30 75 60 60 Masonboro' Sound adj Jno. Hewlett Berry, Ann Eliza William Wm agt heirs Wescott, E i do A. T. Hewlett... Blossom, Sam'l Smith, W. D.... Middle Sound Masonboro' 18 18! do do TOPSAIL SOUND. Batson, Henry..;. Blake, Elizabeth. Evans, Eliza.... i.. Hovrard, J. W. agt A.&C. How ard. Thies, Elizabeth.. Tarble. Henry F.. 181! Sandy Run. $1 75 23 63 170 Hanson's Creek. adj i Howard and Sadbury's S75 550 1750 49 3 03 2 03 Alexander Nixon. Trumpeter. do. 100 Tompkins, G. W. Williams, R. T.f 100 agtof D.S. Wil liams 1000 512 5 25 20 00 40 00 20 00 Ramsey, Walker. Godlrey btuiirt. adj. Atkinson and i: MeRae Scott's HilL Ennett, Thomas.! 2J0 Boarding Housb. j 4 UPPER BLACK RIVER Bland. J. T. I HarreU'e Store. ; 4 63 Carr, J. W.,heihD WeUs i... lOOOjE Black Rlver.t 14 00 33 do. I 4 45 Highsmith, G. W. .. MelviD, W. A.. CA1NTUCR. Kea, Jae. C. . . . . ?2000;Maulsby Point.40 00 Lenon, Kufus, P. ... I Camtuck ' .... iCaintuck 1 20 00 SOtTTH WASHINGTON. Brown, Louisaj 481 Wells' Branch.,! 35 4 20 Danner. J. v 4 80 Washington Co Freeman, W E; 2216 Sills Creek. 20 6 3 3 3 7 8 2 28 8 Gilchrist, Johft. 803 i Lewis Creek. Lee, ircu.... j Mills. James U 275t8heller District 9ti0 Angola. 1472 Lewis Creek. 75 Savannah. S0O Nl E. River. 1113 Big Savannah. WiSilJs Creek. 550 N. E. River. 312 W. & W. R. R Strickland. J. R.... Wastbrook, Q, Armstrong, Riichd . . Cordner, John U... Pigford,W,J&Bro. Sanders, Lewils.:... W. & W. K. R. Co LONG CREEK. t-. ji... a r so;LiiiihgtoB. 207 Jxmg Creek. OOOfResve SwatDp. f 9 Brinbausch. AJ C. Williams. Ged. W. .-. Tkinev. Samuel J. . . 2001, delegate ......... Hall, N. En 3W UOLIT-SEELTEIl. Moore. John.J.:::r.11250' NrEI'BlTerr Moore's Creek. A6he Creek. N. E. River. 117 50 roj, Morns. Hall, E. D . . 855 1955 536 4 90 42 00 14 00 FEDERAL POINT Ad'J J. A San-Mor- ETerett, Fdwd Mitchell, John 300 dera. f 3 10 10 Ad'j Wm ris 35 S5 14 10 50 2 SO 70 35 70 14 Craig, Jesse, Est... i 4t it it Cutler. F. J 83 Ad'j J.N. Craig 3 Craig. 795 Mott'i Creek. Howard, H. N.. Est 199 a F. River. Hewlett, Aun Piver, Elijah.!!.'!! Potter, R. B SCO, Ad'j 8. KeTe. On Federal P't Hot Ad'j Fort. LOWER BLACK RIVER. Le wis, M S45ColTin'aCmkt MIDDLE SOUND. j 1 51 Augustine, F. M.... Costin, W. H...... Ennett, Thomas... Ennett, J. S, heirs oi Emple, A.i Apent ot - Es't Jas. S. Green Freeman, Agent oi D. M. Bryant.... Gardner, T. M...... Hill, N. M. ,k .. .. .. Lippitt, J. J , Lippitt, W. H j Lippitt, Mrs. J Levey, 8. P Mcpherson, Edward heirs.... Miller, T. C., heirs. Nixon, J., heirs.... Petteway, James T. Smith," T.,- 8r...... Armstrong, T. J 700, N. . River, j 180 6 10 Middle Sound. Ad'JT. Canny, j Plank Road. 1 1033 2S0 16 Green's Mills. Sound. 26 25 ! 3 300 a F. River. Nowbern Road. S5 6 30 2 tO 70 35 5 25 70 3 68 10 50 1 05 50 4 Sound. 1 it N. E. River. Sonnd. Smith's Creek. Plank Road. Island Creek, known as A. A. Sholer's land. 40 4SS 22 340 1225 124 110 4 90 ' J. W. ScuBSCKJr., Sheriff of New Hanover County, returns unto Court, this 25th day ol Jane, 1869, the foregoing levies made upon the lands of the above named persons for taxes due from the said persons for the year 1868, for the several amounts opposite their respective names, and prays judgment of condemnation for tha same. j Whereupon, it is considered by the Court that a judgment of condemnation be allowed. Jndgmeut accordingly and for costs. J. C. MANN, C.S. C., per Geo. D. Flack, Dep't Cl'k. july 1. 186-tf A Proclamation by His Ex cellency Gov. Hold en. Executive Departmbht or North Cakolisa, Ralbigh, Jnne 21, 18C9. WHEREAS, official information has been re ceived at this Department that a vacancy exists in the representation from the county of New Hanover, eaused by the resignation ot L. G. Estes, Esq., late member of the House ot Representatives ; Now, therefore, I, W W. Holden, Governor of the State of North Carolina, by virtue of au thority conferred by law, do issue this proclama tion, ordering an election to be held at the sev eral places of toting in said county, on tho first Thursday in August, for the purpose of filling said vacancy. Done at our City of Raleigh, this 21st l. s. J day of June, 1869, and in the ninety-third year of our Independence. W. W. HOLDEN, Governor. By the Governor: W. R. KieHARDSOx, Private Secretary. June 24 2S4-td "ELECTION NOTICE. THERE WILL BEHELD ON THE FIRST Thursday in August, 1869, an election for two Justices of the Peace, and a Clerk as u Board of Trustees for each Township, in the county of New Hanover. In the Township ot Wilming ton in addition to the Board of 1 Trustees there will be elected four Justices j of the Peace. There will also be elected a Constable and a School Committee of Three for each Township. The election will be held at the several election precincts, as now prescribed by law. J. W. SCHENCK, Jr., Sheriff of New Hanover County. Wilmington, N. C. June 1869. julyl 280 to Journal copy. EIjECTIOX XOTICE ! Statk or North Carolina, New Hasomeb County. BY VIRTUE oi an order from His Excellency, W. W. Holdzu. Governor of the State ot North Carolina, and to me directed, J hereby give notite that there will be an election at the various places cf voting in this County on the FIRST THURSDAY 111 AUGUST, next, for the purpose of choosing a member of the Mouse of Eevraentatives vice Gen. L. G. Estes resigned. J. W. SCHENCK, 1. 8her . 885-tani june 27th, 1SGU GLOBE SALOON. THE UNDESIGNED HAVE the FITTED UP UIjOB: SALOON, I Granite Row, in a superior istyle, where they are prepared to entertain DAY BOARDERS, furnish meals at all hours, and supply families with Oysters and Game in season. They trust their friends will give them a call. BROCK & WEBB, Proprietors. oct 22 211-tf Marine Insurance effect ed to all ports in the United States and Wejl Indies by v Barry Brothers, Wilmington, N. C march 21 257-tf London, Liverpool and Globe Insurance Com- Affets Gold, 1 7,005 ,026 Iirftctor tJtrhonallv rohitonsiV-l jor ail gftgemente of the Company. ! IURRY BROTHERS, 43 SO 70 4 96 53 00 40 10 00 68 Gcutral Agents, Wilmington, North Carolina, march 21 257-tf Iiarge Auction Sale OF CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE consisting of Breakfast, Dinner aud Tea Set, Water Goblets, Glass Fruit Bowls aud Tumblers, Lamps, Dishes, Looking Glasses, Oil Paintinga. Castors. Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, lot Gente- Clothing,- Under Garments,! &c." Commencing; this dayiaud- continue every 28 S 26 2,10 5 60 RAIL ROADS. Wilmington & Weldon R, Rt Co. Ojncz ChimExg. & Gbit. 8 upieintesdest ) WiLMDfOTOjr. N. C.f April ;186; j CHANGE OF , ON AND AFTER 8UNDAY, the 11th inst, our PASSENGER Trains on this road will leave Wilmington at 6:00 A. M. and 10:00 PM., and-arrive in Weldon 6:06 A. M. and 2:50P. M. Leave Weldon at 10:15 ATM.' and 7:45 P. M. Arrive at WUraington 4:S0 Ai if. and 7:15 P. M. The day train will not run on 8undays. A daily through freight train will leava - Wil mington (Sundays excepted) at 3:00 P. M., for the accommodation of Truck Farmsrs. Passon gers can also get accommodations on said freight train as far as Goldsboro'. : ; 8.L. FREMONT, JEngincerEuDt. aprll 11 . .. ... . 263-tt CilANflE OF FREIGHT TRAIN 8HEDULE. ; 75 15 86 14 50 9S Wizmixgtox, & WeldosRiilkoad Co., iratrtwrjfc'C. Xay. 281-1869. AN AND "AFTER xHEi 20f rf INSTANT THE j weight trains will run as follows : ;t Loavo Wilmington Mondays, , Wednesdays and Fridays, at 1 o'clock, P. M.r and arrive at Wilmington same days at 8 o'clock, P. M. I ! S. L. FREMONT, , - . Elag'r and 8up'fc may tX) : 277-tt. GRAND EXCURSION ! FROM WILMINGTON, GOLDSBORO WIL son, Tarboro', Rocky Mount,1 Enfield, Wel don aud aU intermediate places taNorfolk, Vir-g-D1-a')ihreJ -y-Wo- dayiug dn day to visit Old Point Comfort, Fortrost Jfonroe, and thaCapts of VirgiDia, and one dav returning. , To occupy the 20th, 21st and 22d instant. TliainJ0 leave Wilmington at 4 o'cloek, A. M. on tho 20th, and arrlvo at Portsmouth at 4:30 P. M. Returning leave Portsmouth at 6:Stf A. M. ana arriving iu Wilmington at 8 P. M. Tickets for the round trip as follows : Wilminirton and intermpd!:itP nntri . vi -v - r w uauuatt ana Mt. Olive and " Goldsboro', Fremont, Wilson and Tarboro' Joyuers and Rocky Mount BatUeboro' j Enfield.... " " A 50 4 25 4 00 5 75 S 50 3 25 "auiax. I...... 3 00 A steamer can be chartered for a trip to the Canes, Old Point, &c, for $150, that will carry bOOpassengers. iSf Agents will be supplied with tickets Jor the round trip. S. L. FREMONT. .... ' . . Km Jtr Q...v4 Wilmington, N, C. july 15 ' 290- St Wilmington k Manchester R.R, Co 5- GBNEEALSCPEBINTISNDEMT'a OlTICE. VViLMiSGTOK, N. C, April 10, lb68. ON.'AND AFTER APRIL 11, PASSENGER ;Trainr of this Road will run on the follow lng Schedule : ...... EXPRESS TWAIN. Leave Wilmington daily at, . . A . . . . . 5; 15 A. M. Arnv at Florence. j. . . . . . i0:32 A. M. Arrive1 at Kmgsville 1-45 p m Leave Kingsville '.'.12:40 P. m! Arrive ct Florence 8-55 P M Arrive at WTllmington.. . .; Jhi5 p y Express Train- connects closely at Florence wltlr the North Eastern Railroad tor Charleston, and Clieraw and Darlington Kal! road for Chera . and at Kirgsville with the South Carolina Rail' I roaa ior Augusta, to which point cars rw through j mthout chatige. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. ..... 8:05 P. M. Leave Wilmington daily at Arrive at Florence Arrive at Kingsville 2:40 A. M. 9;00 A. M. 4:00 P. M . i.eave: JtungsYiUe... rr ve at r loreuce. 9:40 P. M. amtuH uumiDgion; 5:10 A. M. Accommodation Train connects closely Florence with tho Northeastern Railroad ior Charleston, ai4 at KlDgsvllle with the South Carolina Railroad for Augusta. Passengers for Columbia should take tho Accommodation Train wm. .Macrae, ' t , GenM Supt &pr 15 ! 264tl Wilmington, Chariotte & Rniher ford R. Rr Co. General Superintendent's Orncie, Wilmington, N. C, May 15, 186. ( O3 N AND AFTER' MAY 15TH. THE PAS senger train on this Road will leave 11- miDgton on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 o'clock, A. M. Arrive at Rockingham same days, at 3i P. M. Arrive at Wadesboro (Stage) at 9 P. M. Leave Wadesboro (Stage) on Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday, at 1 P. M. Leave Rockingham on Monday, Wednesdav and Friday at 6:30 A. M. Arrive at Wilmington same da?5 at S P. M. W. I. EVERETT, General Superintendent may 10 274-tf WE WOULD T E8PECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION XV ol the public to our large n 'ro - sortment or ' . P BOOT AND MOK, embracing eTery. style and quality known to the trade, which having been purchased for Cafh st low prices we otTer at very low rates. LADIES, MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S wear is very full and complete, very stylish and very durable. , Our goods for GENTLEMAN'S nesr eonsists of all kinds and qualities of BOOTS, 8IIOES, OAITEHS, AND BAL MORALS, I - 1 with aud without the box toe, ami tha assort ment is so complete hat wcorc enabled to suit the most fastidious. WHOLESALE BUVIiUS will find it greatly to their advantage to ex amine our stock and. prices beiore making their selections. We devote our second and third floors exclusively to' lobbing, and keep at all times a largs1 and well selected stock ot BOOTS, SHOES AND BROQANS, for JJ 's, Women's and Children' wear, which wegu. antee to sell as low as any jobbers In Baltimore or New York. We solicit your patronage.- '1! ' !" GEO, B. FRENCH & SOS, 30 North Front 8t. have joined the society, r : . Ing house
The Wilmington Post (Wilmington, N.C.)
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