North Carolina Newspapers

"..THE fILMINGTOATKUST; WILMINGTON. N. 0.. DECEMBER 186 The Coming Election, -jz'rs-Comparing'our coming bity elect jonjwitb " some that have preceded it, the agreeable fact ' !.becomW evident ;tbat the, offices now seek the men, and not men, the offices. : A great change" for the better appears to the patriotic eyeand to the credit of Wilming ton it can bo, "said that .she is firsts in the race for that honorable position. Probably no community has .advanced quicker than our own, and when we consider, the disad vantages under which we have striven ; with a lower class, exceedingly ignorant, but anx ious to learn, end upper clac willing to concede nothing and careless of the fr "n: with a middle class mostly engaged in trad, and troubled only with a trader's conscience surely wonders have been wrought. The Republican .' masses'- Jiave - followed the guidance of the Post,-and to the Influence of this journal do we trace the great change so creditable to our party and our city, j Our advance appears the greater when all O. B. r Dockexy, who was misled -vinto apn - in : , tf r . r . i j ? nrf fTfl-i nst hia f Sinciair'8 , resolution t lease iwo or tnree ti nies a.excw.ec-Kr "odd to take charge of the examination pending may admire its brilliancy of styleyelegance before" the committee or me ?nois. w ua vuuiusiuoji, aauvwuueuivupf'v vnfer.h to" I ; i n-away -Cla it. i T-r ..? n '. rr "-cni w1infl i naticnce pciotbg Sinclair, appeat for his sapprcs- .ZD i! a auestidu ' ot sjon.and as tha holder of two. offices; one v j- -Wori.; dnder Nationai and the other under the EdTllvBrtiir.i.toiwo sstate uovernment, Sinclair is a supject iqr .zzfy- r v1Dr,ortmnf rUnn- XV fiavA nnnpoTp.l I BCOUana . frv f Vir florotoriT TfPKsnrr and XCR . . .. : Standard as saying expect -oia am " win nave to come uown incorrectly reported ous oi mat euug uiiiu ieTeuuo;uiuw J -Tuursciay,'"a9joiniD Government wants so bad to investigate. If he don't "resign we call upon the and true Republicans of Robeson county to demand his release ot his place in the Leg islature, obtained by fraud and how held by false representations. ; Tb those plain Republicans who may have been gulled by the specious talk of the man so priperly termed a a Fraud on the party;" to the honest farmer, and laboring men who have voted for a man now .basely betraying them j we have this w0rd : Why is it that Sinclair is so ready to volunteer in the de fence of democratjs ?. Why is he also so eager to uttack Republicans, and defame the .party paper? He probably will tell them some day when he explains his ren- SP EtELS 4 ; - 4 OFFICIAIi j -Tni humorous ke thus glttethjin "on tne ear oi ins acnitnet, oi treason,: As if anticipating oui wish1 the Bmtind did sing ; and- republish h its old editorial aeain. As soon as Turner returned we knew it -would appeal bccaTise"trrat1 s th e only one he can write. It's an economical editonal. L : ja nRniNANCE CONCERNING ANIMALS . v t . j - . . . i . , - ... - - . . . - . . . M r . v.a- am " . . .... ' uir. 'Q;n1;i w rpnrpsentecl -in tO-QaT'S tooi iortDe ioreman 01 Ws omce neeps u Ml 3 at Jarze. I w t . ; ?ftw3ar(J assaying that Jie (Sinclair) TTi ; standing matter, which tertes the cost oi 5IISCELLANEGUS. cm furniture: t.hfi Standard of setting tvD&'-Kot'H:liaTiDffrteadrattorMia.. week or twol' we hops itvill be printed . at least two or xnree xirsiiextwetJKr mai. wo read the report complained ptj and contend- eope rnbre, , cd that it was; correct. , : :r 1 ? '-- BS- Joer; fr,ntinnprl :tWftf- Ihi gentleman professed that he jomedin recommending fnational government toald herj in improv the passage of his (Frenchs)-bill in a cer- ing her harborj.- The idiocy of r peoplej m tain contingency,? on - account Vol courtesy; 0Iie brerihsultin desired no' courtesv onthat account, : more known, CTCept here ln the South'. otner ".despotism' us a s million dol- country 'hand over Its too much; we Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen the city of Wilmington as lollows ' " That the Marshal be land hrherebjf authorized to take up, and impound anyt horses, cattle sheep or hogs - found1 running at" large In" the streets, andlf they are not called for Jy the own er within tbree(3) days from the time they, are taken tip, he shall advertise ' them for seven e (7) days ana tnen sen - tuem ; aiwur ueuucuug cjs.- hi. - i voripn nnrrment nr I'.K 14 cd to him upon payment or ail expenses ana iiue j ''ZZTZltZ "7?" v v-wi-bu :- uMnyire ever fine as provided: itf aa ordinance passed Ucto- yY. iV19 , .f, l"e. lf . yarollaas. ber 1st, 1868. dec 16 esnficiallv lrom one who hfla scarcely cot any.suDiect oi itussiajtae the Scotch brbgiM off Ids tongue.: If . being j saying, - Oppressor , give DOm in Virginia,' Witum- iuc . wuuu ...v 1 r Ttrthhor nf iriTT un- Fancy oyer the country, North as well ass South do we find complaints of demoralization among members of the tictorious. Republican par ty. ' Like all bodies too secure m their sue- i m . r ram's horn of the North Carolina line as was the case of Mr. Hodnett-r-was a ground nn xrhir.h to hasi? a claim for S courtesy, he dlering of the lines " put money in thy I (French) considered that he was Vmbre i 'en-j i : :":-;- I - it- Vion noa .fht" -Tpnt1pmflri' frnm half your revenues pause to breathe,; ,! r i purse The ex-President of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad lias had abundant assurance, and was satisfied, tha,t no charcres asrainst his personal character cesses they have permitted selfish ambition had been made by the Post . or by Repub- to sicp in anu uiviuc inio lacuous uie le- licans in the House, why then - Uol." Sin- gions wnose moup ana party name is pro- clairs eagerness to step out as a sort of for- any where else. He pro perly " Union." Our majority has frequent- lorn hope ot lobby championship ? In the tong as he ; pleased, and ly been a source of weakness, and whether parIaDCe 0f lobby rings, "It was a strikers we consider some far off city i n the West or our own newly born State men spend in personal effort t the energies that should build high the walls ot the temple of pure . i Republicanism.' . ! Wilmington Republicans have done, their ' duty, and when all oyer the Republic we ! find citizens declarincr . we, want . not ofilce : but if our fellow citizexiSLelieve their jn game,'? and the shrewd Scot thought he had a goose to pluck ! Thank Heaven and the expose of the Post the rag tag and bobtail of the lobby, men labored in vain; There's no t "siller " for " Sin 1 ' Stack your keardft again Parson t ' J Presidential Call - Pursuant to a resolution of the National Robeson, because; He v (French) was porn within one thousand miles of r North Caro lina,' while the gentleman from Robeson was born over three thousand tniies frorathe State. He (French) came to Nofth Caroli na because he had a right to t do so, and without consulting carpet-baggers' 'from Scotland, Virginia, Tennessee,,-. Alabama, or ed to remain as he - thought 1 his views Were the same as those of other North ern "carpetbaggers."' ; - Hard A native North on Sin." . . Carolinian sends us the following on " old Sin ' ; Qivq the devil his due if you don't you Sin-Claif. , - .- ; :-: ' " ; The ; devil; loves sinners that is, Sin- "Clair;: f-s.t ; A clair sin Sinclair. '. : Our country friends will appropriate pronunciation clair" for clear. appreciate the of the word NEW ; ADVERTISEMENTS. WILMINGTON THEATRE. : ONCE AGr A.IN ! V BY SPECIAI. ;tUEST ! r The TREMMNE BROS. . .' - AND - ,..:! Mil. JOH1V TGr, j PIEKSON, most respectiully announce one more of their PLEASItlQ MUSICAL ENTER TAIIinEuTS at the i ' .1 Oar stock comprises all the latest styles of PARLOR AND BED ROOM SET8, ' y,' r HALL 8ETS, OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE, ' - ' ? DINING R003I SETS and every variety of Bedsteads, BureausWash 6tands, Chairs, &c. .ti. f On the premises Is our Upholstering aiid Bed-1 ding Manu'aetory on an extensive scale Noafr ' but the best ot workmen employed 1 and 'all of our work guaranteed. A full line of all th latest styles of window shades, wall., paper curtain bands and upholstery generally. ' We also deal extensively in sash, blinds and doors. - . Trices as low as any Furniture House North or South. A call respectfully solicited. JK A SIfilTH', Granite Front Baifdings, , . South Front Street. nov 18 X 326-tf Hon. J. M. Langston, of Ohio, In his very able address before the,. Convention I J , ! maVlft iho. following verv comnlimentarv I : - 'V allusions to North Carolina working men : j "More than one-third of the entire col ored population of North Carolina are me chanics. They are Pearly six to one as compared with white mechanics. The cen- " Moke truth than poetry" when jolly u Jimmycrat"; still ' harps upon 'a, his Thursday Evening, Dec. 9 16th, 1869. as a '.' conservative' paper has it. Meamiftr by this the said J. J. babbles of " nigger" supremacy and hopes every thing will go to the d I "unless ex-President Jefferseur Davis and "his contempora ries of the Southern i Confederacy help to tcresfs maybe advanced by our election Labor Convention, a delegation composed of sus gives less than 20,000 of the latter, while make and carry out the laws." ' tben we consent to' sctTO-whea. these the president and vice presidents of that S&LJA L - ' words be generally spoken surely a 'political body, called on President Grant at 1 o'clock by thehi blacksmitl s, - gunsmiths, whe'el ' ;millenium will appear' among us, and all P. M.-on. Saturday, to assure him in the7 wrights, millwrights) machinists, carpent- equally share the blessings of that " good time coming.,? , ! 7 It is the more creditable to our people that the above state of affairs exists because of the large working majority we possess. Strength is frequently a source of weakness,; and for that reason to be regretted. Thus a nomination being equivalent to an elec tion, the number of candidates expecting I chattelhood to manhood, and said that is princess ami wan ia "alwav lare. and mknv sues which it had been supposed were de name of the colored men ' of the United States that they gratefully appreciate, his efforts!! behalf oi their rights as American citizens. Mr. Harris, of North Carolina, as presi dent of the Convention was the spokesman on the occasion, and delivered a brief and forcible address. He recurred to the past history of his race, and their elevation from 1 1 . : 1 - - A. ... X A ' . ers, caDinet-maKers, plasterers, painters, ship-builders, stone-Liasons, and bricklay ers, are found amoog them in large num bers. There are also, .among them, many pilots and (engineers ; nor are they behind any class of workmen in tne skill,. taste and Kepresentjltive Golladat. of Ken tucky, who is running a race tor United States Senator, vice McCreery, has recently given expression to some sound Democratic doctrines. He announces himselt wholly in favor of repudiation, and quotes largely from different authorities in attempting to ability which are usually exhibited in, their justify his views on the financial situation. several iraaes. ui iue uiious auu eugmcers for the BENEFIT OF THE LUTHERAN CHURCH ! KarThis will positively be their last appear ance in Wilmington this Season. tSf-The Sale of 'Tickets! will commence Wednesday morning, at Heinsbergers Music Store. ' Tickets... 75 Reserved Seats l.W Gallery 25 Doors open at 7, to commence a 8 o'clock. dec 16 ..; ... . .':!.. :.. ; ', . New Market House Stalin AT AUCTION. THE CITY CLERK AND TREASURER will rent the stalls ot the NEWMARKET , At Public Auction 1 JUST OPENED AT " - : 36 MARKET STREETj lender Mri VanOrsdeH's Gallery, -Photographic A N ENTIRE NEW STOCK, consisting of the Latest Styles, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS; .it cided in the field were still being discussed in the forum; that the colored race would stand by the President in the future, as he and the great party that he so faithfully r.:,jnad enough to run independent. This ever be tne case in -Wilminffton, cur people will ' not ennpo't any : "regularly'.; nominated, even althf.ugh .'j? object to and have no love tor the v y . ; i ; s..jrstul CiQilidate. Probably uo more in lv,ent majority exists than our own, and ,iiithouffh not learned in the schools,, the best of - all teachers " EXPERIENCE has uiugut uucm -uwt, .w.iaauiy uruw away lueir authorities ot Georgia are hostile to liberties . and privileges purchased at such I man who is true to the government terrible cost. .. ;'. ' ;. u . ; , : In proportion to the modesty of candi dates, do we find mem ' lavorably received . by our people, and the enthusiasm of friends grow with apparent reticence of the favor ed ones. running steamboats on the Idifferent rivers of this State, many of the very best are col ored men. It is said that the two most trustworthy pilots" in North Carolina, are freedmen ; one of -whom is running a steam boat on Cape Fear, river, - and the other, across Albemarle sound, and on the Chcwan land Blackwater rivers. on Saturday at rt-presented had stood by them in the past, ptteen dollars per montn more man any He st ted that he was especially instructed other pilot on the river, because of his su- by the Convention to thank the President perior ability. . The engineer on the boat for the view taken by him in his recent run by this pilot is also a freedman, and is message in resrard to the reconstrnrtinn nf bmu to ue one gi lue.uest, lu muoiaw, Georgia : and said that the rights of the Tub Paris Siecle compliments the Secre tary of the Treasury and President Grant's administration, wheh it said "An American promise is equivalent to its fulfillment." Had Democracy triumphed . in 1868, it The tormer is paid J have said " An American's word is equal to hi; bond and neither is worth a 10 o'clock, A. M., in front of the same. SILKS, The rental to be for one year only. W. P. CANADAY, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, dec 16 City Marshal. 834-lt JOSEPH C. ABBOTT, ALEX. 6TRAUSZ, tou 5 APE FL AH BUILDING U. B. BERVOSS, L. E. RICE, 5 imvwx iUllllillU The women of America are The work of the Wards has been accomplished quietly and tho men uomina- iea Willie found generally accepted. The Convention will soon, settle the business commenced so auspiciously by the General -Committee, and the mayoralty candidate - be placed before the people. ' i .The Missouri papers report thatBrigham These colored mechanics, when employ- XU.?S drilling his militia and talks of loyal laboring classes of that State were ed, commantflbeMalWfageapaidotheM" " seceding" unless he obtains " his rights." deeply involved in the question, as the local of like calling, and are now; constantly tak': The " twin relic" is tho trouble, but we an- ?ve5y "rl" smashing Digamy or tne UU1UB v UWBMW wj; i rru , TTnifol RtAfAa anil th nnlrtr.l l.Knv fcra. One of the mo8t interesting Sights 1 k"" oiywj. is to-dav absolutelv without nrotection for which it was my. good fortune to witness omted on the one man question. iiu riwuts. : while in the State was. the building of a The President replied as follows : steamboat on Cape Feat river by a colored The Washington Daoers SDeak verv hiah " I am very glad to meet a delegation siiipminder with his gang ot colored work, w 0f the North Carolina delegation in the from the working men i of the country. I men." . t , . , . mu m ? .., ... . - ' . . j Workinfr Mftn' noinrention. The Chronicle nearuiy sympa-tnize :wim. tne movements , . il I i m - . IT . -r r jua gros3 assault tne, journal upon the Inspectors employed in this city who ar characterized as : " carpet-baggers, now A Fraud. I. now generally in progress to! secure their rights. If they move in the rierht direr.tinn arid organize properly, they are strong enough to enforce all their just demands". So far as in niy power I will endeavor to secure ample protection for them, and for ail classes. The time has passed when the persons or property of citizens can be en dangered by their loyalty to the Government." After a brief conversation with the Preai- We do not . genera ly ...dignify small as- dent the dele tion retired w hl tified with their interview. ailants and lower the tone of our col umns by admitting their names or actions.- The impertinence of the ex-parson, cxj-rebel,ex-everythipg Sinclair demands this notice. Not that it benefits the public to stir up such a heap of nastiness, but when the halls of Legislation are desecrated by tirades like that delivered against the Post, notice becomes necessary.;, In answer to Sinclair's statement that he was a defender of -natives against carpet-baggers, while the I looking so peaceable that Shavey mistook A Parallel Case. , The attack of " Parson" Sinclair upon the Post is much like the assault of the bull upon, the elephant. It seems an ugly old brute named Shavey had another ugly old brute of a bull giving to butting and goreing people. One ' day the great MTir)poo" elephant came that way, and fattening themselves upon the sweat ot the Southern man's brow" is amusing. ' It is of a piece with the statements so requently made against Republicans by Copperhead journals, and. as true as most ot the falsehoods told by copperhead speakers, whether in the Legislature itr on a question of privilege of in their Jounial f men dacity published in this oitOf Tthe forty odd persons holding office under Republican riile on our wharves, but three are of Northern bi r th v the bal ance natives, of the State. 1 But then they are "Republicans. Y ' ' f . -4 Working Men's Convention. The Chronicle states ; " Mr. G. P. Rourke, of North Caro lina, made a very intelligent and entertain ing address, which was received with interest." editor of the . Post discriminated against the native in faypr of " unnaturalized " American citizens born out of the State limits j we have but to-say that Sinclair's statements' are false in every particular ! Again, the; editor of the Post made his first entree in ",Southern society " in the year 1839 and this much farther South than Mr. Sinclair, has eter: beqn ! , . Three-i his quietness for cowardice, and turned loose uu uu.il. wy ib BBcms mat ouuvey was a "fighting quaker" as Sinclair is' a fighting "parson" although the F. Q. 4 never prayed against the Union as did the F. P. " Take that bull out of the way," shouted the keeper as he approached. " Proceed with thy elephant,", was the repiy. , "If you don't take that bull away he'll fourths of the relations of the editor of the get hurt,", continued the keeper, approach Posr are natives of Southern States, and we ing while the bull redoubled his beligerent do not know of Mr. SinrW lmvin .mrmj demonstrations. V latives in this count r A, tn RinoirV ,Don't troublc Myself about the bull, but latiyes in inu country As to Sinclair t nroceed with thvelenhanr tva v.nnA virtuous indignation against us for not as- Shavey, rubbing his hands with delight at -:4.! l i Lil . . I ii ; i j. r .. p. bi&iiug mm hi ms aiiempis upon tne purse t"p prospect oi a scrimmage tne old fel of a wealthy gentleman ; our friends and low havinS great confidence in the inyinci thc public know, and we now inform bilm-y f S-k UlK L t.- ; Mr. (Sinclair, that we are not in the haht of shambling gait ; the bull lowered his head leing uscd ! It will take ar much more bril-1 nd made a charge directly at theeleohant. liant1 foreigner than Mr.1 Sinclair th nia v.tm 1 Old Tippoo, without even pausing in his u Mr J I w miserable bagpipe ttunes upod an organ of v. n wua.uer a eweep, qatcn- .-i-v or r r f " w Oa" UA I inff the bnll on thfi rip rmohinrr Jr. K5o nbs with his - the Post description. Try somebody else,. Parson 1 - ' As far' as the . term " carpet-bagger " is concerned, we glory in the party and the people upon whom our enemies bestow that term of endearment. From Columbus, the first carpet-bagger, to the English father of G, orge Washington, our" hind has been bi svl by emigrants and adventurous spirits Of caurse much. tras like the honorable 'idi.viual' frqincotland will fbat over to side, crushing in his enormous tusks, and then raised him about thirty feet in the air, the W ll iZ.Z i . V . ' uuu suiMug upou uis neaa. as ne came down, breakmghis neck, and killing him lasiamiv. , TfiE only hope of Cuba lies in a speedy success of the Republican party in, Spain. The very difficulty found in the choice of a sovereign j proves that the people . want to govern themselves. The last life of Mon- arcuy seema to centre en ' the school bov u, i" V - ormigrating Duke ot Genoa, whose guardians doubt the bumiiaty he has an unenviable place and propriety of trusting him to the tendr uc. vcujpxuunueu. u pouiicu pirate 2 mercies of Prim and the Republicans. Siriclair has no standing in the party or v '' : ' :'" " ' n N -ln the ' State"where,ha : linn f1rfirrfrl Tmi'. .f..4 tt,.i c n thing accursed. Sailing under false colors, paribga sixteenth amendment to the Con- every honest man ; and whether we consider schobllnteresta of the whole country in the him as a preacher without, a profession? or' hands of Congress, and giving that body Politician without a party, he is equally a ab?ptnte control of all school funds in every xmiiance and daghi to be'tbated,1 To Hop. State of the Union.1 fe-? , A good joke on uncle John Bull lately happened in the elections where a Fenian convict was elected to parliament. The gentleman is known as O'DoDOvun Rossa, and his wife has obtained considerable reputation as a lecturer on Irish Independ ence. .' '"; , ." . -r CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ESTIMATES AND PLANS - GIVEN' AND contracts made for the erection and com pletion of .. DWELLING HOUSES PUBLIC BUILDINGS. WARE HOUSJ8S OFFICES, BRIDGES, &c ALSO, PAINTING, REPAIRS, &c, done at short notice. We manufacture nil kiads of MOULDINGS, 0 BRACKETS, SCROLL WORK, NEWEL POSTS, RAILINGS and BALUSTERS, DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES. , ! Orders left at "Office North side of Princess street, between Front and Second streets; dec 16 WHITE GOODS, , 1 NOTIONS, ami FURNISHING GOODS. TERMS CASH, with the motto, "Quick Sales and Small Profits.!' i "m. m. katz. i 1 " oct 10 315 tf GOODS. 1 A- B EVER THE POPULAR CLOTHING ES J. tabiuhuient or , MUNSON & CO., presents various attractions for the Holidays. ' 334-lm Grand Lodge Festival ! DELEGATES TO THE GRAND LODGE FestiTal, to be held in Wilmington on or about the 2rth Inst., will please take notice that through the kindness of Col. Bridgers halt rare will be charged visitors arriving on the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad. Exten sive, preparations have been made by Giblum Lodge lor the accomodation of visitors. Pianos Pianos. KNABE'S Stieft's & Grotenteins Pianos for sale at HEINSBERGERS. 89 Market Street nov 2 . 329. ARNOLD'S Titere aro over five thousand ladies vot ing in Manchester, England. These women are qualified by reason ot residence, prop- A A G1 ."Iff A T) A T T A T erty and the pavment of rates. No evil has VJ V7 KJ 111 J JL V JJ 1 X jCa. IV READ THIS. Money Can be Made. A A FOR 60 CENT8. An entirely new, tl.UvF novel, and attractive article for; young ladiesi and gentlemen. Just the thiogj yon want. ; Samples sent free to my address on the receipt of 50 cents. . Address . S. ROUDENLUSH, Lc Roy, Genesee County, N. Y. dec 12 , 33-lm The new Governor of Texas, General ' E. Jet resulted from their electing, and it ex J. Davis, is a native Southerner, of whom his State and party may , be proud. When forced to fly from Texas early in the rebel lion, for his Union sentiments, he went to New Orleans and reported to General But- , ; - - ... - f ler, then in, command of the cityfc - Instead of seeking for safe conduct for the North, as many of the refugees did, he asked pow er to go pack and raise a regiment. Gener al Butler commissioned him, and General Davis returned and put himself at the head of a force that did signal service to the country, lie is now the -first elected Re publican Chief Magistrate ot Texas. " The crt. y man who edits the, Mobile TrU lime thus howls over the . defeat ot his Cltc3 no comment from thefenglish press. OYSTERS IN SEASON, : The committee on Foreign relations in the House of Representatives are reported to oppose recognition of Cuba's beligerent rights. The Senate Committee favor the Cuban beligerents, but have not yet recom mended any action, .v In the Senate Committees we notice North Carolina has a fair share t)f honors. Sena tor Poole has been placed on, the very im portant, committee of j appropriations, aitd Gkineral Abbott retains his old favorite the Pacific Railroad. i CHOICE LIQUORS, ' CIGARS, BILLIARDS, 4 LUNCH SERVED AND SENT TO ANT part of the city at all hours, without any extra charge. . Open Until Midnight. r. M. AIMVOIjD, Proprietor. 334-lm ; By dec 16 T friends in Mississippi; Old E. T." of Wash," got somebody to thank " our worth Mare" - last week. Well Mr. Bow-en may ideserre thanks, but T52Cn?'S0?abIeiJ,rV;,lleft: We would thank him "'some more" if he'd ing the difficulty while race distinctions are .v, .wfl r ' ignored as at present, and that is to de- kceP hls name out of the paper. stroy both races by universal amalgama- ' ' m ' .. ' ' ."TT 7 tion. ! That reallv is what the mrtv iivTinwf lHB lecture of . Father Hyacinthe on er insultingly propose to the people of the ("charity" is declared vry beautiful, but a boutn when tlicv ! oretend to erect fitRtn governments resting on the consent of t governed, for a mixed government canr re ceive only a consent of - a mixed people. Taking ? that? view of the matter, bur ad vice to the people of Mississippi is to pos sess their souls in peace, to put money , in their pockets, and put to death negroes and renegaue wmies. r - - vYork critic declares it savouring' more 4Entebpri8E the publication of the disa bility list by the Journal Tuesday the Post printed three days before. V What's in a name? Charles Sumner has LIVERPOOL, 18th NONEMBER, 1869. , AUEBICAII QUERClTJIOn DARK IN EnQLAHD, - ANEW FEATURE. OUR CHIEF SUPPLY OF QUERCITRON has, ever since Its general introduction fifty years ago, reached us from; Philadelphia and Baltimore, with occasional consignment from New York, fcc : s . Philadelphia Bark comes in ' hogshesds, , as is weu Known, ana irom tne iact that in Philadel phia it is branded ''first sort1, and must conse quently be up to the mark " in quality, gives a reputation to that port which no other rivals. Baltimore comes in bags, and most el It in trinsically the ' same of that which comes from Philadelphia, hnt. from the fact that it is not so carefully ground or packed, fetches as , will be seen Dy tne quotations, a mucn lower- price. A PROCLAMATION, His Excellency the Governor of North Carolina. Executivb Depabtmbnt of N. C, ) Raleigh, N. C, Dec. 7, 18G9. ,;. WHEREAS, Inionnatlon has been received at this Department that on the night of the 27th oi November last, " Martin McAfee, a prisoner confined In the jail of Burke county on a charge 01 Rape, did make hia escape 1 here from an Is now at large. oftbe State pf North Carolina, by virtue of au thority Tested in tne by law, do Issue this procla mation offering a reward of two hundred dol lars ior the apprehension and delivery or said fugitive for trul;. and' I do enfoin . all onlcers and citizens generally to aid in securing the ends of Justice in this case. I Done at our city of Raleigh, this 7th day fLi 8.J of December, 1869, and in the 91th year . of our Independence. 1- W. V. HOLDEN, Governor. By the Governor: ' ' 1 Y. K. Richabdson, Private Secretary. ,4.4; J DESCBIPTIOJ . ' '--Nr. ' - Kartin McAfee is about 35 or 40 yean old, light brown color, 5 feet 10, or 11 -Inches hlgh,a weighs about 135 or 140 pounds, is said to be very witty in conversation, and is a shrewd, sharp fellow. dec 13 . 33 3t A PROCLAMATION, By His Excellency the Governor of North .' Carolina. Wk notice that Dr. Davies tioned in this State has been lecturing on hygiene before the gopd 7 people,' ot Ere We believe thaTthe climate is too healthy np there for Dr. D, He would dp well, to return and give our people ; ad viceindnoi medeeine. ;""Ve! have too many piUs and piil ven dertf in the Soirtn and" tod little knowlU edge as to " the how Mie keep 'healtht, vvue uu jLucior 1 . , :t i-.''A7 jast been appointed postmaster at Schuyler, J,&j0fS fnrmprlv cfn. n-ir - -m- t. , ' .-. ... ' 1st and 2d Baltimore, in bags... $35H5 per ton. iormerly sta- Colfaxconnty, ITebraskfc V - ; As this article abounds in untold quanlitiesLi OFFICE, yi '.'t ''?' ibe 01a contederate steamer " A tlanta ia now in the bands of Haytien officew,ahd is on her way to blow op some of the many ' other powder magazines laying around loose in Hayti. - b: 4- v - j COLLECTORS : i; v vitx ofwilmikgtoh; n.C; t , ; v '" r , November 30th, 1869. : - Tax Notice 1 Notice f t; THE fliX BOOKS lEO 1869 ARK NOW open. The taxes are m Reil Estate! ' Personal property, Xacome, Lawyers PhyBicIanl Den tists, Carriages and Horses, and Polls. This tax Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia,&c, and as the consumption in Europe is so enormous, jit may be well to call attention toT a new feature." which wil give more general employment, and benefit ; everybody. , The , new feature'Mg, to send the Bark tpulv'erised,?' likev Flour or Jla- vine. - This attained, port of shipment or place of production makes no difference, whereas the value increases to $70 to 180 per ton ! ; Indeed In the nrst instance, ! myseu made per ton, and j zuiiy ueueye, luperpeiuiiv, ui&i uus wui De a nearer value, r Wherever Bark or , Sumac mills EmcirrrTE tjaPAaTMicKT" op N.' C. Raleisb, December 2d. 180S. . - - - ... . . , EAg, INFORMATION HAS BEEN vamIvaA .- m thla v T)Ana.rfmnf t that : nnn j . V W V- WW , " W . -m wrw M4V4 W ; . DAMP ' U W SucmsL Butts, a notorious desperado, against whom indictments are pending in. several coun- Jones, tnohvpuplin and Greene ; and, , , . . - WBvebx as, The said Samuel Butts is now at large and supposed to be lurking in or near the counties aforesaid, to the terror oi all good and j Now, therefore, VWrWfHOLDfcN, Governor of the State of North Carolina, by virtue of au thority vested in me by 6ectin 1 of anact enti tled 'An act to prescribe the power and duty ot the Governor in respect to fugitives from jus-. timC da Inane thU nroHamatuin. oflerinsr a re ward of five hundred dollars- for the appre hension and delrrerv, of said . criminal to the kust be paid before the 1st of Jamiiart,-1870- or I abound their present machinery can 1 readily be I proper authorities of either of , the , afpresaid the usual course will be taken. The ofilce will be open from 9 to 3 of each day, (Sundays excepted.) j ' : r?!?1- ' BENJAMIN DURFEE, vdec 2 .... , Journal and 8tar co Collector. 1 adjusted to do the work of "fine srinilW I cnnntleRVand T da enioin all officers of the when nothing remains but its being - packed in peace, and each and -every good'eitteen, to aid hogsheads, lined with paper and. transhipped to In securing the ends of justice in this case. England from any : contiguous port The c on- Done at our city of Raleigh; this 2d day sumption will be largely increased, t t v s.) of Decmber, 1869, and in the 4th year ' ALEX. S MACRAE, of our Indpendence. . , , , 1 Anglo-American Produce Broker - i i n - W. W. Holdeh, Governor, vm Liverpool, Easland W. R. Richabdsoit, Private Secretary. dec 15 83W dec 8 S33-S