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THE MMiyGTOBPpp
WILMINGTON. N. C.JULY 29, I869.j
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New Recruits
.'r.' -WhaterorTiiay birthdpintdrbf Repul
licans throughout the country of the in ten-
e tiwof JValkcr party leaden, we can
hoi fail to acknowledge the fact that a great
advance;? has Ijeeflinadffdtheenemies
A territory, ancb that ' atvld&Ak- can'be said
the sham Democracy are becoming permea-
ted withi the; mint of 'reptiDiicanismittH
pudiating bur iname they give; in their alle
giance to out principles,7 and the obly truly
national and conseryatite' patty of the coun
- try has been successful in a moral mode if not
materially. These new recruits bur parity has
: found inLee, Mosby, Smiih(Exira Billy and
a body of dissatisfied and recalcitrant rebels"
shows prbgressliand power sucli as we did
not'expdet for some yc&ncerjiaps
f these gentlemen, and te , masses of jchen who
yoiea iq . auo w coiorea citizens an tno lights
ana privileges we Jiavo ever maintained for
them did not think'!'li6w5'ttll) were'
committing .themselves to thecausbut we
who look at the'splipmniiy ofj an, expression
i of opinion at the ballot box? ire fully aware
that there can hf nd -step bacriarp jand.
as much ' negro worshippers an id "rsdi-
cals as the most exteavagant Republican
that ever drethV .breath of life, To-day
the Conservatives stand exactly where i the
-" ? L " -.Lk ' ' ' : ' - - " ' J " 5
Republican
party have always, stopdt .and
the only difference hereafter must; be in) the
minor subjects of . tariff or: no tariff free
trade or protection. Never again .can class
iubmuvuuu uu mauc yu ti4c eiuu uV i Virginia
i r - i
She is redeemed by ihe moral , victory, we1
have gained in the forcing of our ideas and
principles into the piatformslDfthFConsef-
vatives and shamdemocrats. !
Jnayejbeenwto acknowledge the
do so no w witlx niany. li&ngna09a to our
: readers ; : our friends, and the Mends of lib
erty, throughout the country. ; V.'.l. ''C-:i ? I t
.We care not by what name! the Walker
ave hi
eh!
Southern J!dcr
hxd Mnel
' ' -V.
ive rscei
ttiom f
pamphlet) c
taimnrriv an 1 artiilfli. ffnm th
JS?enUedyOur Soithcra Colleges."
Thislwo are requested to rlad and to ive
rx
Baiuirre
!ithe,widesl4Q3gib toGffint;
ceeo to do tins. In the article referred to.
we find anqevjdept attempUo dd tu6lT to
the flame oitfribfc&l intolerance1 stilt cher
ttrmxetntr - romnna a a
Xiprthernand "in3n;ihtensinwlT deTliHAita'wia hum? wfteM! atia "T
hardly Qomprehensible we find a disposi-
kU wvicuu au expioaea ncrcsies, sucu aaj
to muug iu euucaieiue people.- laK
carc of ypurpcjasses',and let the lower'
puii u'MLcmeivcB, ana mucn more ot tne
same mean and irinliig character; j- .
It is hildishstoT suppose puch men as the
writer ox ifie aMcIenieapable .of "ar
gument when he declares his learning nas brut
warped his mind and made It non-receptive.
ml uuguE uut siau-Biueu Yicws ana ex parte
statenien ts . Our tine jp, too. precious to re
fute .this.slanderj on ,tjbe -intelligence; af the
people ,of thg Soatp,x .JVer Jiave many :dutr
jtaras uu nouc so uuu.as jo j iaii to compre
hend the desire of the malcontents td btay
their old gameofWule or ruin?wjind tfte
uuutuuupvuw auiu bUU fUlUQ UI lUcir
uupes uauuui auu musi not iorget tne tact
that to a' false system of education wo. Owe
airoWo TheuofWn
that onr youth are instrmrlC&m
the State bfHorth CaroHnarict the pxampfe
beset to all our sister Southern ?sdies. 1 As
we have repeatedlywritten co wo repeat-
Lducate the lpnng"EJucateLoaeJli child
'afoid theierrora of the past, and especial
ly let eacli ot Uf seek to .establish jourjrJiigh
schools so that the directing and organizing
mindf' shaii' )"aclci noi;&eorjeticJil
men. n Ag;ain . we appeal tothe people, of the
ptaie to insist, upon eacUrmemDer ol tne
Legislature voting jtopopularizejnstr uction
and to" have oUniyersity governed; by
sucu a systemihatseveral hundred students
. J " A -
some journals state,
fcaTalleflT
corn :may
4Ufe. . At any rate these arathe statements
jDfiesjen.pape made
i thjs iners 93thp.,peciIatpr8 remains to
5Secn , , , p ,cll '
' We are pleased tb welcome among; our Mriifr
hst of exchanges the tt Mepiioliean. ot ; . , f ,
II (WUlULIlUU) J-f.
apijSJfetrs'ftoS i fSABLU'-e " leadin;
iVh aaner of ajbad iarvest.For .Virginia yere opposed to
J newliaperiof
Grant at the time
.4 -
conrtry
the
has
and rain has been constantly fallingihroughl praising his policy ;.asr,their bestjbt.eisst'
hot and sunny weather is the only thing
mau-win save tnBcrous. xa our owa uraxu
NEW : AD VE ITIsblL-iTSfr
lmiBgton Weldoij Bl R. Cci,
Officb Chief Enq'b Ajtd Gen. Sup't
1869.
REAL ESTATE SALE.
OF
JTe are glad, tojsee. that
roy has turned temperance lecturer.
TO -CAELBUILDERQ. kksonai. PRQPEnTv
TOiMtfmoreiewortonhs thrsTpp-AMPANYF.afks to contriot UJaerixstia.stH.- 7i i&rx
waylthan -Ibymting :ft':dozen "red-hot f JL 'wifir competent pertor tuildtoe flvArl Uvt , YaX) 'BjiiTMEii -V i' 1 j,
He
ecutonals every day.-,l- imororSts. x.. n
'W;.;. n-;y. - '"-..ir.i s-The'werk to he done' at the Company's snopa
HlIOrBSIl CAtl O trtlA
C. The Ttevublican; has
be formally and fully opened -until about
iiaenheads its editorial columns with the
names of Lewis McKenzie and General J6h'n
Mnlford for United States Senators. ; . .
ii,TnE oolitical eamfaain in Ohid l Will not
- -j 1 - O I
rise of tools
Company
Appiy 10
,;Tjpder:the'airection.Otne.Mafiter or MJTO Hcrjsuiiiisiai ilffeilfv
. Ail iron woik ana materials ana me - 1 -a ir irm -dm f 7 "
and machinery to De'stlrjfjlled br the i ijuwju, 't . i; .
. .... t. ,. ... -,t; v..f .: , i a rf-r- -- - - -
I July 29
tSf' ". Mini -
L. FREMONT,
Eng & Supt
p i ft.fx;fl 294-6t
it' 1 li
-STATES
SftSTirSS -tffBra con: Internali ; Revenue Aofice-
broad and healthy manner. . 1 : f .. ; : r k I.t.-;:-. i.-r, i .-u, -,. , ; i f a f LI MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURES and
TviS2Z M2-Mu&Z:,Zfi.&k ;!,Av.i , s ," . ..... i. . ..-7? 'ihV'-;. DEALERS in the counties ot Naw, Hanover
'ted' i'&'bflei;Talaaibie1'to 'alt wtio desire . a-
.The Ppor Scholar. ,
JU;lwor;tit wL1 -Pr? ..There lias; been a brave change A-since tnr
JyP ffiSffS4 d when the poorschblar in the European
12 uulJer anntim address W. J. Muitagn. I TTniveiipa Kifrfort hrftfl frnm' rtnnr to
f WashinitonlT): C."v -?r'v, 'I I , ,kf .door, or served a his fellow Jstndents in th
4ia u,j ;vi , i m , I most menial otnees, that ne mignt earn me.
11 Ai&igrcat wani oi our jsecuon ? is guuu i priyeiige or sitting ia an numDie , ,pornei; ox
a ' .... f . i . i tn . L a. i. t" I tho 1 jfm-olrtrtirrt orkrl nff ViolrprT n lirttlf".
and Dupl n; who have laired to make application
for lieense to da j Dusmess annngj.xne prpseni
year, are hereby notified to do so at once
,Offiecorncr " Watersvituid ytPrlncessi- Streets, I o,vuu
Wilminfirton. N. C. . , ?
July 29'
CAPITAL STOCtt $ I30;000.
PERSONS, AND CHABTEKED BY THE LEO t
' - ISLATIJRB'OP NOBTH f C AfiOL iNi.
JOSEPH DDC0N, Fi5e-iVeene.v -JOHN
SKINNERj Secretary, u -
ROBT. Wjgirer, bond f 5,000.
; i . - i CYRUS P. MENDENHALL
,..-4 ; . 8ION H. ROGERS, -.,
JAMES H. FOOTxl. v ; .
SVaMm'meces ptf" Property &' j
jsruwib jury narzi f 140,081
m wwtw J' mum wwamyf--
teachers for the. children now f about ta be
gatbeisd: in-ibe .Tariot& sefibbLbooses' erect
edftbotit tbe! country. The school at Excel
sior tiwillr; accommodate over j a hundred
children) and ihe : school near ; Liilington
fully:; two; hundred. 1 1 i Would that - some oi
thejopea nowi'l wasting7 idle (Jaysin luxury
would devote! tima and talent to instructing
tlift jgnorank . ';. 0&i :
J; Several of the Washington coricspond-
ehts have reported that .Grant .didn't read
Bnt . this, must be, a. mistake.
the lecture-room " and being kicked about
the college quadrangle. ? Q. Education in those
half barbarous' days was not 1 indeed the i
elusive privilege of the nobles and the cler
IT
Teachers ' Wanted.
Wood teachers ae wanted to in-'
JT ffitruct the children nbw feeinsr gathered to-i
73,347 Tickets jto be sold at $.00 Each I
REAL ESTATE.
8EVEK 'FINE RESIDENCES-Focs
.in-
f7
89i-tf
gy; but - a pqoradjpould only buy it at the j:geUierin,theyaripuskmdsofOommoiiScli
T both Count v-and City; -
was forhimno'oyal rdtoknowle L c?5tafl TOROSTr
r W """" w bii-riinoi: at-DJ wumingion;i. u.
Was ireatea liiue Deuer man a scuiuon ; ne
was cufted and spit upoja ; lie must be fed at
a seperate table: , and wear a dress which
marked his social inferiority. " Eyed in mod
ern times the'poor - scholar in the sf foreign
universities, though he is no longer the ser
yitor of the rich, is still the-victim1 pf invi
dious idistinctions. Jt has bqen reserved tor
Citt or Ralbiqh !
How Shall 1 Preserve My
Health?
$10,000
8,000
,000
5,000
, 5,000
2,000
2,000
in the uorneii sna. Kinorea universities ruc.-" -iVYrvvuBuw.-
young; men, will grow intellectually as " well
as physically day by day.: I ; lo -:uy
lAA
Dcxbuet, Mass., until recently.
almost
T oThe French cable- comnanv have landed
their shore end on the coast of Massachu
setts, and until our government is fully satis
fied. that the right exist for United States
inter-
B
Y BUYING AFEW OF
THOSE INTER-
the "nsriers-
'iETVfP " irr7i aiousiaistinctiqns. :ii nas o;(m reservea lor estjng Books at JIEINSBERQER'S LIVE
Jenkins order' acifee in savlncr that the first I labor by honbrinc: the lad who works tor anj influence the min" has, oyer , the body. !By
the price of his; education as freely and as .eepmg your mino ; aevotea ana cneenui, ypur
ml y as the student who was born.jtcranMn ,
herita:ice of money-bags, and pays his tutor
out of the profits of his father's dickering.
ttt tt r nfHTismn tit a ma wat aim
, iuly 25 ' ' J -';' 293
IRQ WD3. ARE WISHING: . FORi THE j LIT-
TLE foxes.
ron BALE AT
1f :
npnT1ft Vro flip, fnrf :" tJiaf. tTiv ttrinrif: Iho I HnUninn l ilm itmmfnr an1 thai rM1rl ' ! I
cient fbr uij f The gentlemen who cfow so I honor conferred upon herl by ithe ustJdj?
july,g5,
thins' he did , on arrivmc there was to rush
to a news, stand and' secure copies oi all the
shall commence to be self supporting and as mbrBing :PaRe?f ? T! is one fact against
colleges to opetftheir doors . gratuitously to
a certain - number of poor and " deserviDtr
young men, and to dispense this charity so
delicately that nobody knew of it except the
receivers and the givers. But the Cornell
University seems now to nave gone a step
further, oy 'practically abolishing poor
I . 1 . a . 1 . . 1 1 I ;
: ' I Rn.liniJlrR alLOScLllGr. RmCI enjirillncr Rnv vnnnt fA T " j' - m. " at a wmwfc-
. - r . " 1 vi on frt flam hia livincr. tn nmnirA nn rJnon'l:. ' ; . - t- ? .'!4.4
luuujj wici i ,9 o , . vuiiDci aiy w . or one enu oi ine new, ocean eiegrapu. - w .1 r , I l. " irY3T V"!"."-OU:ri 'JL- tinnoTitfcement" to the tnblic of NeW"Hano-
tory may call themselves the bottle green Among other thing8,one of her citizens, Mr, I m V f. J - very ,siraQSc cial position, all at the same time t . ' I ver County. Having receded many.inyitations
. 1 i. . Ll-- -u. iifV..:' ii- I BL i ... tl and illegal transaction. - " I Another; whose average standiuec in all to visit and, make political speeches, during the
party or iuv vx w ta&c ius, yui isaac jennyroeueving justly mattue cnar , , v.-, '; branches exceeded that of any other member 'Present 'campaign, I take this 1 opportunity! to
by whatever name they may be called the Ucter of the futureVrnqn .of the place must , The Ilayticn privateer Hero, which. has I of the IJniversityi combined ' the duties of Jtetmy offie.asBherllpf the eotntyill
i a e 'a I- " l- - 4 'L-L"- i Ji. - i i ' ' I-. . i t . - ..i . noi permit me to take an active part in the to-
nlfiftsant frairrancQ remftins of a loimncr to innn nnnn tlmf nf tlio rlii Mrpn nf 4A.ar Uaon nint;n a : I Rtndfint.libranan'a assistant. and waiter at thp. u;fi 5 , j V -ET::f
i f. Oi I uubuu mjyu uv y . ",uT'-f?V" - " '-"J ; 1 "VV" uivjtUg. uu .iiuiuiau VvUllUVlUC 1X1 I j , -i, . v T i I iivibai CJLVXbClUCUL Ui lU-UUV. X UCOUU 'lO UiS
i clii if. .r :n i - ii .1 .1 I i.. . I otiirl onto' ra n0 -: I nora i J tit nrL' a -rvii t- t h a I nin J.ti! i. f i i
ine army oi me repuuue oi au ucr scauerea i ofierea to the scholars ot oie ot( tuftschoois 1 Hayien waters lately, is to be "one for."
. a I & ma .ivi finAMt at Avka1 ' ' i i I 1 rf n 1 1 1. l a 1 J..V"f mi J
auu iiaiiuiuiuui buum ' 1 i n ncrn nr rrnnn inri inr rhp.ii nnn rn nianr. i n sroamor Nnmtnn p nmrnonHwiinAn i . t ,-ii
Let the recruiting go on : if wc .can gain and work, the donor; furnisbinsrithe; manure has been sent tor that localitv to canturft her. ham. there ia ibnenincr here for tmir.hRmVi- oref ieem it iny dutyi to decline to .become, a
UEINSBERGER'S .
Live Book Store.
One Residence in Raleigh, N.
One ..v '
One t .. " "
One ,! '!
One " Warrenton 1
One Chapel Hill "1 '
One Hotel in TajiorsvUle ,. ,
WST OF! PFJRSOiVAIi PROPERTY
Samples on exhibition at HESTER BROS. & CO
No. Sd Fayetteville St, Raljigh, N. C;, P
A m Mi; at Ihe regular cash prices. ' -
10 Fine . Pheatans, 1600 each, made by H.
D. Schmidt Baltimore, Md . ... .t. . .. $ e Ooo
iv riue lup uugjico, cauu, made
' by H. D Schmidt, Baltimore. Md.. a .vm
50 let Premium, 7 octavo Pianos, made
by Tremaine.Brp8.N. Y I650 each, 32,500
5 Parlor or Church Organs, 6 stops, I250
i leach made by Tremaine Bros., N. Y 1,250
500 Sewingj Machines, .Wilcox fc Gibb8, n
- teq each. ;:v . . : . . 30,000
500 Silk Dresses,' best -article, 12 yards
, .. each, $40.,,., iy 20,000
o veiocipeacs, 9o... ........
24 Rolls Brussels Carpet; 45 yards each,'
$135 per rolU
6 Salamander Safes.Wilder's patent, best
in the world,' $260 each; . . . . : ..... ....
- 1 Cash Prixe, , $1,000 gold. ....... ... ...
10 Cash Prizes, $100 each . , .". ...........
200 do do 10 do... . . . .; ....
672 do do -5do
1000, do do M i do. ........
450
3,500
1,500
1,000
1,000 '
2,000
s.'seo
2,000
Let therccruiling go on it wc can gain I and work, the donor, furnishing ithe- m4nurp I has been.sent tor that locality to capture her. I haps, there is an-pening here for mechanic
tp'ourlfsideliHislissippi by changing ur I anci nloucrhinsr the land therprofitaito -Vcl Commander Owen -sailed from Norfolk. Ya.. and skilled artisanaho, while fdllowin
namef lctus do vahcl'ii we can gobble a divided between Mr. K, and cachuyoung severaidays ago. The' privateer was last their respective irafts,an at the same time
eWV'Wortfi t.Mk1aW;& n fVwf niV r.r titJu Znu a Pursu.eany branch of learning i; for which
.... w ...to-. wiuu(tw tnvjwiwu .LU.y v. i mu, wiwj.iBiMi: au iimuitau i tjjgy nave a fancy. There are carpenters
umuaivi; uuo ui icmuwoiu; iwuunvau vuu i time eacn ooy wno oau worteu.-.inuu8tri- j gcuooncTjin custody.
servatlVC ; IlberalismALL r RIGHT. Names I mwlv nn hU arri nf yrminr1 i to rACMM a
are nothing-padopt our ideas gentlemen and clear title to it. Now we do not remember . ' The greatest architects for the manufac-
then put whom you please ia office: It is prb: having eyer heard ot a better way to develop jffi Vovc$? and Republican-
Ciples, and not men we haye ever fought' for, habits of industry and management and alT V . , . ,: tiA - L
w. n.'tfn' ' 5 1 i-kr i il c 11 w ' """r . fm ' y i?f Just so. Delaware has enough of the first,
andiftheRightRevcrendNelanchoUy Dcm- those qualities which a,re necessary ,to those Heayens( knows. , Give her more of the
ocratic uape cnooses to ,sigu f pur articles or
faiths and preach liRepub
ifl" dodynamclet ; Wmath,; aithbugh he 1 Kenny to
to our schools. J ; So with all the f est of them.
fliir - fftitU ia as larere as our sense of thtf re-
diculous, and while the absurdity of the I certainly i
working early! and late with the' chisel and
the plane, 'and going to class with the young
men of independent means. There are ma
sons, , plasterers, , cabinet-makers, painters,
farmers, who como to the recitation room
tresh
earn
public partizan, that I may at all times be free! to
discharge my duties fearlessly; While I shall sup
port; the .reKUlacc nominee of the party. Afr.
Jiagles,, and, .denounce all -who . may ttemptto
break up th Kepubllcan organization, I am de
termined to ikeep my' official hands free ta' arrest
all parties Tvho may attempt at any time, to dis
turli the peace and quiet of our county. ?
L J. SCHENCK, , ;
ShcrifiLNew Hanover County. '
july?2 , . -,urr-:r ' j92,taug5
who have to make , their. own. - way".; in thg;
world, i We commend th? example .oi Mr,
other rich men in rural localities.
second,,and genius. .7-, may ;be looked for;-
mlmingtoii Commecial.
The State ot North Carolina can shake
i i -. . -
Delaware " and go her
ish from the manual, tasks by which they ran i rX Vi -i '
rn their subsistence, and piinttrs -Who Set tkcoters Of the City Of
pa at all spa're hours in Ihevlthaca printing i . T 'Villlling toil " ! ' M 1
J At - X"4.1,w T T " . r. : 7 . r i TTT vr Dfli-M UODu ifrunt w rtnnnn
TTAVINGr u fiEKN : KBPlSATEDLY URGED
JLL
is
is
The extent to which the , government
defrauded in the matter of Income -Tax
mmense
dilemma of the democracy Causes us to weep I to say that one-third
tears of laughter j wc cannot fail to cheer frorn this source has never , been collected
them on, and bjaU the pet terms of endear-1 Several notable proofs ot this fact have re;
hands with " little
u one better'
type:
I offices, or thecoma of the. ; University press. I
ThPTfi arn two woricmen from Enorland.whn JLJL dv a large numper oi my ieuow citizens to
. r iiVt ' f . .. . I become a Candidate for; Justice of ; the Fcacc of
i a xr OTTon nm i r t n omun xr-e a f'ri w rrn l n Tiin i - .
Jyr T't: :rrt the township of Wilmington, 1 have at last con-
lutwvuia ui luuii otuu.ica. auu, ..... as mmut p-ntprt to .In nn." arA ' reKnftptfnllv mhr
l- i ..j At. r.r- r .r. t -rr. . j ...
nave ueen suuDoaeu. lug voun!? meii oi tins i snnnrirt .it t. np. nft-yt ensnintr Riep.rinrr- unnmi it.
industrious, energetic persevering class gen-1 he the pleasure of a majority of my fellow clthsehs
uuiies oi uic oi
ment known to -the language call off our cently been made. It appeared when alistofr ' , , ,. V . ., F v lKj
I.H.w t l W nlriv th ?rrTifl? i ' fhnm'Mi men of Wpw York was nnbliahed that' 13aiooIppi. xmuiuui
We call njmno French fHeftds to chron the government had no , knowledge t)ff the" . 9 .n R, t e ? "e r
iclc another "victory of th e i North "-moral satisfactory condition otcertaftiUxfti" journalism 'and against
si8Sippi. We hail the change-as auspicious I ch.n nnt u rUrn.io hiif kiwrhn : nnnhi: '.a.' ! ,
or iuture gooa ana
ennobl
peace
" recruit " I by the sweat of his brow ,sha)l . be held in
has been added to the ranks of conservative ' niffl?.? ina We yomn wno ouys one
the radical sham-
t r
the best of my
CONOLEY 1
293-t5
1:
Notice.
1T R.; WM. 11. 13IDDLE ANNOUNCED HlSl
victory and not material; a victory of ideas 1 rens1 finances.
.a
and not or iron, ouwar . more. j sausiactory. i it is to oe nopea that weattuy menrcius- i . a Fuesch chemist named Fretreau has
Already do we seejthe enthusiastic inia I ing to pay full tax, jwiU , be.; examined by, .itlast,', according to Le Gaulois, discovered
j journalistswhbxkpp I proper ofticers and thoroughly sifted so, that the philosopher's stone; and succeeded, by
with exceeding great "joyvthedefeat perjury and its punishment' wUl stare them the' combination -otitric acid and elec
of radicalism V beginning to CQnsiderobdrr in the face each time they refuse to declare tricity, in converting silver into gold. Un
ly if somebody Pot B fully their property .f ir -: ,; '. fprfmhaiely, however, the cost of the pro-
airy and, reactionary to Uio radical xepub, I i ; -4... , ... -:-iA. ; ! j-cess'is many times greater than the value ot
1
expectations
mittcd to the sanctuary 'and they are
facing
democracy we have ever waged war.
Belf .as. a candidate for the,, position of Coas
stable. . .f " , .,
July 18 'V-'fi- 'U'Mn & 29l4augS
PURCELL HOUSE.
I.
with hia fither's money. - Perhaps, too, they
will-show us how education may be made
more thorough -and h more general 3 without
increasing us cost, and the . poprest lad in
the land obtain a scientific1 training, "if, he
wants it, without taxing the charity-'' of J.?lt DAVIS '..vo' Proprietor
otbers.-.
npHE ABOVE, UOTEL IS THE ONLY, FIRST
. -mpwtl?A tm ii - r -
ican unionist; majority Pr;jyforjhtudan
sxpectatibns; 'theKortlmie
de-
ges of
the A
with gigantic blows all the old ima-
; BEwmear pf JV;ashipgtonttb metaV produced
speaks ior tne wnoie, country, wnen it - says
the party in Virginia haye a . high and jtoly
mission to fulfill, 4t theirs' will W tie golden
sea."
! ; Frpm the centre all round to the
cornea the same complaint of excessive heat.
-, -.. z-A- xL Ji. xJ a.ii.-- L-'t-'ii-'lLiS-i.-li- l , ..
BOTOTtitlon! 'Alailot tBe1 sell'eia of "8K;.0 aaa !".JjrevlJ'nloiltt,Jt.ana West, old .801
ri-t. Africnis no togi SmSrS SSSSKiSSS rt! Pnd fxact, beaded tribute
a " l ' r .I !i.if i. I , i .1 " 'i. At-- L A.I1 ka Trom tne nrn nnr nnnr Iip athnmr in
out nasj Decome master oi me sunauon. J worm ; ; to remove z iguoracef eieyaie.. ue f
To-day the coldred citizen has a vbetter lowly and restraint ggrorj au the ms ixk
status n Virgin a ihan ia any other State in S SwSSP?
lor alt
nets.
alike from the rich and poor, the scholar in
his library and the laborer in the cities And
the listless belle . and country. : milk-
K TTJlnn rtf Vrlcnowl po l J! WT: maid.
""w w-.w-. ... ..ir- o- ? i ceivea, ana ireeas ueuersoa iutenueut
citi2cnfehip and heiKe Jifl can obtam respect 1 , From this srand desien, neither adulation
t his nchts 1 without tne aid Oi vhayO- I nor incitery can uivert lucm. , , f no xveuu-
HfltBB IT.' ftno elmrv1 linnnsa mtlt tn rrmrltr
.bayo- nor trickery can divert them. The Repub-4- "v
;;; ;;r - ,r? j i ucans oi ine nauon mienu to wear v lxgmia i r .: i r " " . .
''.''.'" '' ,"' r, ; I amnnrr fKoir ateola .. . Thor will iklA .nVino I t.hat ffOOfl tfiftP.hpr Will nflNPr fllPmRftlvfiS.'
Buthe other day and our cnttoiast ltl -. nersonalianimositvadr VH. TinfhnrW Ai0? oil ff ?n.
. . - U . I , ' V 1 O ; - t I w w . V VW4A WO Mil 11 WW
ijuu. wwu.. Bwwu; vwuwuwcu private pique to I luiciiere. i xuej.:emantt fprpgtcd in the cause of piiration anrl who
thb propriety of thr6Wingf to the breeMth'e reconciliation and union among the; Repub-! fSif ,Me f?? ot education ami .who
flaArbaxLwitho Ucans of Virginia;- ; ! f . ,may; donate books, etc, for the freedmen to
"arecompe(i:to LtX.
new accessions to theirank8 of ?co
Uism are all loyalists and lovnot jheri-. 7 " ",1 loudly of the bad management -of the
v: .-'..-..v. -i Af their owh country after; the downfall Jof I ...,r fcv . . b . ,
gad as the: truth may: appear to our exci- T77Jri TuW of
the era of I , . , ,. - . , , t .... ru "A themselves by men fully capable of
'url , ?r :r. ..r r,t' . r. , .-' this. asthe past hasshowfi.
nnnf innr. iinv tiy i on ain ?TnAW" i
table ' brethren) we rejoice that the
of doing
equal richts dawns upon Virginia first, x
. i r-.Tiiiii.nT. 1 iinir imipn. n n t n na va v i .
rwn Sff miint noon follow fOrftTA tinAr I " i vj i m . f
nM turncd to our chores weary and heartbro-! , TliB Hppsac
ion nn i lf tiw flr ken. They wiU find that the Bouthis agam Uhej mechanical .
and J elect ouf people vfhy by 7 , : 77-" " ! .uVuby uiuC mcu
of the prophet -wc will, hurrah ii,s TSfe'iS?. ftat It capable.pf managing home as .well as
VBobl.ee or ahVbOier whvert -JlV?u.r?J, UB "fIor? H gP! ,vvnen win ortn, uarouna
tunnell still continues totcst
and engineering skill :.ot
platform
the beard
1 : 1
for Jeff Davis
to the faith we love so well.
than1 ever, we -wish- them goodi fprtttrie lipllow suit ?
uciuaibu, iu loicii-UYVu sunny cjime, unaer 1 . .
" Wk have received, the i5uz proapec
tus and the magnificent'ent'of the! hew build-
ing our -.Chicago) .-itemporarr war: becomej : ;.y a., ?8iwMiii argues uthat if
s ableto rear. !; With every Atep f; progress were , allowed to vote, T they would get be
mado by thdybunry fouled by the dirtiness of the ; polls andlhe
have been graUhJando vices of electioneering. But Mriersoln
pie of 1 Chicago : show their I appreciation; of Kg1168 4thatr . when j omea become, ivotersl
; . a .. gooa : true blue ..Jrtepublicatfjj paper. Dyiwe must arrange to have, the ToUn jcleah
erecting a building far superior to anything I and honest and ? polite ; -the Btatcs it must
,rt im Tiin enir iui -.AAt 'ti-i.lt." 1 .-j i.n t.it . . s.
thct Star-Spanglcd7 Bs.tmBMMMa QSTeMiMX legislature Is, by reason
. ..- 1 f m m . j r- - m . i 1 -
2v8t. v; i lif.L'n rn- tfe f us ? ill ' I 01 ino senseless quarrel 01 tno itepuuueans,
given over to the rebels, Andrew .Johnson,
Dn. BusimELt arcucs that if wnmnn Emerson Etheridffe. andiBailev Peyton will
contend .for the Benatorship.: ; r i
on this continent. . The fact1 that bur breth
ren can spare .eighty thousand: : dollars for.
presses, alone; jShqws prjU;'W5iolU7;
imagine but do not fail to hope for even in
thifi latltttUe. ; I
build palaces and halls, in. which; women
can : deposit: their.votes in the (.presence of
their sons and brothers andathersV i-What
would the ,M unwashed Democracy '! i think
Ot this t
TnEBEis to be a State Temperance Con
vention: held, in ,Urbana Ohio, on : the I last
days of July. "Neal 1 Dow is to be there,
and anearnesttenortis;jnade1 to gctup a
grajuijLicmonstration:: ..f-, ... , i
aSBNAix)it MoliToiTivIH rehewTiis financial
.blljnext isession, and j-wiU also support a
k measure universal amnesty, the f. moment
! J the mteenth ' amendmon is a fixed iact : -
Western North-Carolina., j :
Wn onlv fYnrpa on hnnif.' fnninfi-ii
when we amrm . that Western North . Caro
lina possesses a greater variety of the nat
ural advantages, K than 'any Other v portion
of the world, ot the same dimensions, i i
Tourists, who ' have had -opportunities
to form a correct opinion , on!. the subject,
pronounce bur scenery, q'" be - unsurpassed,
either in the eastern orJ western hemisphere.
There are as we all know, more noted ob
jects of natural scecnery than any we. have ;
the JMatural i3ndge, Mammoth caye, Ifiagaia
Palls, and the Yosemite Valley, for instance'
but sxoken or as a whole, as 1 to its general
aspect, wexhallenge tho. world. ;Jr
Some wiU think that find scenery,' alone
furnishes neither wy. great inducements to"
immigration, nor very obvious and substan
tial advantages to - the "population. "VVc
grant it. But, other' things .'being equal,
who would not j select for his dwelling place
a locality" where the prospect on every side
is pleasing and varied ; with mountains and
Valleys, hills and1 plains rather'hano'ne
unrelieved by this variety f i In this fdspect'
the face of nature is likejthat of the. human
to ne attractive, tne leatures must ; he va
ried and wejl defined. , j
have thei;ah advantage in our'
ery which should not. be overlooked. -
- As to climate we have but one rival. Ac
cording to recent statistics Western North
Carolina and Western Massachuse'tts'afford i
the greatest average longevity of any 1 other
places in the United' States. Any person
acquainted with the different modes of liv
ing in these'two localities will be compelled
to admit that that mode Which! prevails in
Massachusetts , ii far more lavbrabie-to' ion g
lite, than ours; and that our climate must be
the superior one to .overcome the disadvan-I
tages we labor;under in jthia; respect. :'r! k -
w uertain it is, ctnat weaave no 'iocai or
miasmatic diseases. .lt cannofelbeldenied
that we meet with, pale, weakly, shallow,
dwarfish, illshapen persons r;who:areopatiye'
uand to the manor born." And - the vr are
so numerous fastd3; attract the notice 1 jof
buaugei .auu yb i,ueui . au - uoxavoraoie
impression as to. the salubritylof bur climate.
But this calx also be accounted for'-' on the
score of ignorance 1 and inattention to' the'
Uw.oeafth'h
ness, sensuality an4Semperance ale g'ener
allyiat:iithfr.ibottomPropei,7ittentionl to
the physical, mental and moral requirements
of our nature would developelierc a -race
of people, such as could be. fbund in no
other place on the" face of the' earth'.ifu
trfordStaK ,l "" -"-y -a-. :
- : !,':'--:. -v-:.,. 'IT' :
5000 Prizes,' Vftlae of the total am't; 1148,694
Ail ox tne aoove is put in tne arawing at the
regular cash selling prices and will bfc disposed
01 by a regular mode ot Drawing, and in order
to accomplish this, the Company -nrill sell 73,347
tickets at 2 each. f --.
The Drawing will take place In thci dtj of
Raleigh, Immediately fetter,: sale of tickets, of
which due notice will be given, at least one week
before the day of drawing. z ..
The Company is jvorkincuhder the provisions
01 a special unartcr granted Dy tno uencral As
sembly of North"1 Carolina; which compels the
Company to comply falthlully With all contracts.
Copies can be had. on- application to the Com
pany, v
All the above mentioned property will certain
ly bexlisposed ' of as above stated, and those
drawing . it will be invested with the title i? fee
simple. ' '
No member of the Company is allowed
to purchase any tickets
All moneys sent by mail, at the owner's risk ;
that Sent by Expt ess, Post Offlco Orders, Checks
or Drafts, at the Tisk of the Company.
No p;roperty;will be listed unlc&s t c title Is
indisputable.. . . r' !
The TreaBUterhasTieefi required to give a bond
for the 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-J
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. : j" r ' 1
Tickets will be sent any where in the United
States at the Company's risk upon the receipt of
$2andp0stagefstamp. U'Ji : '
The plan ot drawing shall be .as follows : there 1
shall, be two wheels, one a prize wheel , and - one1
a number wheel, arranged in some public place
in the city, where any one holding, a ticket may
be present on the day of drawing. In the num
ber wheel there shall be,73,37 tickets corres
ponding In number to -those -which .have been
sold.: In the prize wheel . there shall be 3,000
tickets. These tickets will be deposited . in 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-
and offers to travelers every comfort and atteh visors shall bring them to the place of drawing,
tion, iound in the beBt houses in the country.', ., break the seals and the drawing shall be dispos-
June 10, , . , 280-tf "1 ed bl by taking aiticket from each wheel, at the
same timcvnd the prize ticket taken from the
prize, wheel shall designate the prize drawn b j
1 th. TiniroT nnmtannnninn in nnmnor rn T.nn nun
liu-'SMtiLOyJlii 2JOO- Jt ii-i 1 I fakftn from the Whcefat the same time.. ThC
CLIFFORD HOUSE,
Lie' Ji X
sceii-4
MNE BOTTLED LfQUORS, SEGARS,
t v ivi': i?- T-n " ' it. "rr I iaKeniromxne.wneeiai.-uie same umc? iuo
;1 Q;;. JMpiAjOmii.SJ, wheel shall be well shakeT alter each ticket is
hWIJjMINlG T OJ;& JV; :(Z4V I f I rtlhe supervisors wiilbe gentlemen well known
and noted for honesty and Integrity, , who - win
hot be allowed to purchase tickets t) own any
, stock in the Company,' The numbers and prizes
will be drawn irom eacn wneei ny two Diinu dots
and a full report of all numbers drawing prizes
will be published in some prominent newspaper
Immediately after the, drawing.
DESCRIPTION ! OF;:BISAI, ESTATE.
BBVBN jrtMB'KBSIDKHCBS-i'wr ,! to thi ctty oj
One maenlflccnt brick residence about. I mile
from the Capitol of the State with' 8 'acres ; of
FURNISHED
i
:s
june 27
-ROOM&-BY DAY OR
MONTH. 'f'V.j;
j;X'aJ cLirV6ttpi!:
h;.- ; Proprietor 1
?L-u :.;;;': -; l;a:287-tf
Move's BbofctS tdreA I.
...... ... i .... . : : . . . . . 7 . r t ; f i ' .!
ITl NEW FRONT, NEWLY;. PAINTED
and refitted, is now one of the handsome-
est in the city. " Having a good ! stock of Books,
Stationery and Facy Uoods on hand, I will take
pleasure in waiting on my bid patrons and the
public generally at the-NEW-STORE.
i : ' . ' i .JNO. D. LOVE.
lyl8 . J 291-tf:
j'
iWantccl,
UA ' SUITABLE' MAN 'AS A STEWARDS A
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HogpitaL ,
. Euauire of
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WINANTS. i
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t
;: ;;4i- 'u-Ml W.-. j ?u ii ;.. -tAl Riff?
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CbNCEXTRliEbZ XE3I0N1OE. !
.rpniS PREPARATION OF LEMON RE
' - JL tains in great perfection the- natural fla
vor of the fresh fruit together withita agreeable
acidity. The facility with which a Glass f
Lemonade may at any time ' be made .with H,
equaling any that can bniade with the frulUn
Its natural state , recommends it to every house-,
hold phd gives It an especial value to travelers
an ecur8ioni6ts,:tjpc n land or sea, and tone
- -Twelve cases just in stote at . ' '
r , , GEORGE MYERS',, M
CIIAS.' D. MYERS,-Aom ' "vZ
june 13,. , .f, j t ; :2SbU:
it.;
'A
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Hminp m ictt
; , :t i'r.T" M" ai
ifS iTRE FIRST WARD
RENT. Apply at the offlea or - - -
i - ; GEO. IZ.1 FRENCH, i ,
;K vi J No. JO South Front street
FQR
3uae0
Up Stalrsr
grouna, nne orcnara, aeugnuul spring of water,
beautiful grove, walks of modern style, abun
dance of evergreens,- all necessary ' out-houses
brick stable, carriage housef dec- Value $10,000.
'? One. large and convenient house in the : city of
Raleigh, on Newborn street, thirteen large rooms,
double parlors, with all necessary outbuildings,
li acres of groundrand a beautilul o&k grove.
Yalta $QJSSki?cl .Ji hi3& - .
iOne large house, on Newbem and Bloodworth
fetreets,' containing twenty rooms suitable for a
boarding house, ail necessary out-baUdings, With
a beautiful oak grove in the yard and . acre- of
ground.' Yalue $5,tXX). : ;i J
One beautilul large Residence, on Newbem
street, eight rooms and basement, fur out-buildings
and stahle,8eveh acres of ground, elmgrove,
very desirable and attractive . Value 18,000.
Oue In Warrenton, N, Cvj known as the Alston
property, in perfect order, one of the best built
houses m the SUte, containing. 8 large rooms,
double piazzas and porticos, one , of the '.most
commandiDg and peautiful residences, in the
place; with a acres Of ground, fine orchard, beau
tiful oak grovein the. yard, and all necessary
out bufldings. value twu.
The property at.TaylorsvIllels very attractive,
valuable and cheap. '- It Is a hotel at the1 county
seat of a flouris hie ganA growing village of
thousand or more inhabitant and fituatedvonc
square from a good and nourishing College, no
school of better grade, right On1 the- line of the
AUanUc andCliio Railroad; and Mni situated
'lathe mountain resrion. the scenerv.is truly UP-
rightful and fascinating, contains twenty rooms,
4uaa the puuaings ure new.? value f aow. 5
One In Chapel Hill, containing 4 rooms, with
fire-places, and one forty-foot dining room: Also,
kitchen, out-bouses"ndoiie- and three-fourths
acres of land. , Yalne.f2,0W,ir 7 r: r
k Those Ordering tlckets cajrselect any number
from t ta73,847f tf the number ordered has: been
taken, th9Bumber(neare8twIlIhhe ,:sent fOts.
three cent stamp must 'iwcompariy. every order.
All tickets will have theseaLof the Company And
signature ;Of the Secretary, ws . r , , , , . , r
cfjrWd refer to anymerchant; banker or-btn'
er gentleman of standing in the city ot Raleigh.
gprFor f ur ther-decrjptiona and particulars,
SWftj ' - JOIIN BKINNEllt hi
tpllQ Rileigh, N, C
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