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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 27, 18G7.
UIRISTJIAS STREET PICTURES
HIGHLY COLOHED.
BY MOXOKIA.
Christmas morning wo awoke wfth the
determination to spend in peace, in the
solitude of our room, tbo glorious heraldic
day of Christ. But the continuous din of
Chineso crackers, the desultory firing of
small arms, the wild screams, and wilder
shouts, tho cracked sound blown througb
cracked tin horns, and the running bitber
and tbitber of motly crowds, told us in
language plainer than written, that we
would have to forego so wise a conclusion
and adopt something more corresponding
to tbo general eclat of tbe celebration. We
jumped up and took a survey of tbe street.
Bat tbe very first thing tbat met our gaze
on the pavements Abelow was a sight tbat
immediately banished tbe sober thought,
and brought up from tho depths tbe in
voluntary laugb in fact, wo laughed im
moderately. A comical, rather quizical
. looking eablo individual, wearing a bigb,
. white battered beaver tbat bad been,
possibly, "deposited for weeks in some asb-
bole jauntily on one hide, a suit of clothes,
perhaps picked from a rag-man's bag, and
a pair of boots, black, but wbiter than the
toes and shins that peered from tbeirtworn
out ends. A stick crossed bis shoulder, to
wbicb was appended a bundle of -the
- deuce knows what. In his left-hand ho
carried a turkey, or some . kind of the
gobbler breed, wbicb now and again
made convulsive struggles f or,' freedom.
: It seemed, poor thing ! to have a fore
shadow of tho block. "Hello, Jonathan,"
cried a color of bis persuasion, and as be
approached, friendly: "How's you," at tbo
ame time slapping the poor fellow on tbe '
, bead and burying tbat "cabbage " com
pletely out of sight. A few smothered
sounds found their way out and no doubt
bclpcd to intimidate tbe quasi friend from
attempting the release of tbe turkey.
Three swarthy gents, newly enfranchised
citizens of Wilmington, and seeming to
understand tbe dignity to wbicb fortune
bas raised; them, staggered along tbo side
walk, and helped tbe Jonathan to get out
of bis bat. Tbe otber took to bis beels.
Tbe poor fellow no sooner than " out of
that bat " grinned bis thanks and wabbled
up Frinccss. Tbe worthies just mentioned
crossed to tbe opposite side of tbo street,
pulling volumes fromjthrce rotten stumps
and swaggering in a manner after tbe dance
of ' de jubo dis." They are met by an ac
quaintance a little further gone than them
selves, and who bas eaptured a policeman,
for be tugged crabbishly at bis sleeves.
" Hold on," bo lustily sbouted, " bold on."
Come, on,' said tbe watchman. "I say
bold on. I's want to speak to my friends
bere." Tbe friends look daggers at tbe of
ficer, and grumble something about inter
fering with "de coler gemmen." Tbe chap
witn tne " Dries in nis nat, possessed a
the " brick in bis
. great deal of strength and held the officer
in durance nnui at last no niccougned: " l
goes," and off be did go, taking a more
firm grip of bis prisoner.
The morning was now far advanced, as
the bells from the neighboring churches
indicated, but which could hardly be beard
from the bustle and confusion tbat was
hourly increasing. Savage whoops were
tcaling upon our ears. Tbey draw nearer
and nearer. A burly coon. " tbat wears no
bair on the top ob bis bead where de wool
oughter grow, but who, for this improvi
dence of nature, woro locks protruding
from behind as luxuriant as any that crows
, on the posteriDff aspect of anr black ram.
. . ,
came immediately under onr optics. He j
was a Jonny Cooner, a description of whom
would puzzle the facetious in the republic
of clowns. A troupe of imps, they were
not angels, but they were : 1
"Black spirits and white,
White spirits nd grey," - -
followed lum with many grunts, and yells
of approbation, accompanied with the
monotone of Aleph," or some other un
intelligible expression. It reminded us
very forcibly of a scene once witnessed in
the West, It was oa Good Friday, An
awembly of all Rexes bad formed in front
of a certain' public edifice. Tbo doors
were thrown open, and tbe concourse
jostled and carried itself in, drawing us
along on its shoulderA. At tbe upper end
of tbe ball was a stage. Tbe curtain was
dowd. It moved, and forthwith burst
a most piteous wail. We tried to
find out tb cause. Wo looked close
ly at Home of the - mourners. They
were Mexicans, with their beads enveloped
in rebosos. ' I looked towards tbe stage.
Tbe curtain moted again; an arm wan dis
played. The cries bad no boundary.. Tbe
whole mass of breathing souls surged, and
wept. A silence succeeded. One or two
let a solitary vein, but we noticed that
tbose next to them punched them pretty
roughly in the sides, and said : " Not time
yet, not time yet." At the same moment
we saw many a ' stupid old woman " carry
ber fingers from her lips to her eyelids.
She wa bound to febed tears. Tbe time
arrived, and thei outburst grew horrible. -
An unseemly figure of an old man was ex
posed to them on the stage, and tbey took
him up, and transported bim on their
beads around town.
Our musings ivere soon again to be dis
turbed. Two Vould friends" met. One
accosted the other : " How do ?" " Tola
bly." "Howcbme on?" " Rigbt well."
"IIow'b you enjoien de day?" "O, I's
enjoien it, be managed to say, and reeled
by bowing to the right, and to the left,
backward and forward.
All eyes are now turned on great clatter
ing of horses' hoofs coming down tbe
streets. The sons of knight-errantry have
their lling. I hey are white men polished,
figuring in every kind of barbarous costume.
They are bound! that tbe institution of tbe
old Teutonic Christian tribetr-will live.
It will never die out. We woulu not i ad ere
from their exploits on horseback, and their
disorderly, very much broken line, tbat
they would work together united, repre
sentatives of that most boly and adorable
knigbtsbip. It was to protect purity, to
deify chastity, arid to succor destitute wid
ows and orphans 15ut they now represent
Don Quixotism j in grand and grotesque
I yie. lliey will never nave their praises
sung by troubadours or minstrels. Ooe
noble old knight rodo a jackass. We rode
the 'donkey that wouldn't go, and be did
n t go. in the afternoon all the black spir
its of the city put on white facep. Tbey
wero bound to be white for one day. We
noticed that they did bo to ape tbe pseudo
blacks of the forenoon. We bope that no
other results will be ever chronicled. But
still, to tbo casual observer, a deptb of
meaning was below all this, and we are
only too glad that , tbe day passed away
full of smoke and; lire, noise and jolly fun.
Uttlca.
You are. small, and according to your
modo of reasoning, therefore, insignificant.
You will not do what you can for tbe com
monwealth, for the church and tbe world,
because you cannot act tbe most conspicu
ous part or do thej most good. Y'ou do not
consider this, that it were a very dull world
if each thing were! equal to every other ; if
all animals and all vegetables were of tbe
same size, buppo.se all the stones were ol
a size r bow would you build an elegant
and convenient bouse ? Where would you
obtain sand ?. Now, just as in physical
nature largo things cannot exist without
small, and as this is true in bouso-building,
so true is it that in every community and
association there must be many small, who,
like particles; of sand in mortar, bid away,
but silently
maintaining intir piuccs auu
doing their duty
greatly assist in preser
and beauty of tbe build-
ving the btabihty
1DR-
Do not refuso to bo anything, because
you cannot be everything. Do not neg
lect the minor murals of life, the unobserv
ed traits of character wbicb go to make up
perfection. Despise not tbe day of small
things. "Whosoever sball break one of
these least commandments, and sball teach
men so, be sball be called tbo least in tbe
kingdom of heaven." Do not suppose that
any man is o small tbat be may be con
temned. Every friend is valuable; every
enemy is by all means to bo appeased and
won over. Every rigbt of every man is to
be religiously observed. " He that is faith,
ful in that which! is, least is faithfulfalso in
much; and he that is unjust in the least is
unjust also in much." By spending a little
here and a little there, great fortunes are
reduced; by saving many littles Rothschilds,
Girards and Astojrs win their immense es
tates. Does God count the stars and count
tbe hairs of your jbead ? Then what is too
small for your nojtice ? Dr. Deems.
A ' Read-Beat " Professor.
j
A Berkshire professor, who is famous for
bis love of a jokei even if against himself,
bought a railroad ticket at tbo Pittsfield
depot on Monuaiy morning, on bis return
home after his Sunday labors, and as be re
tired from the window, inadvertently put
bis wallet into an unaccustomed I pocket.
Discovering shortly after, as be thought,
that it was gone he returned to the win
dow, where be found an inoffensive young
man in the act of paving for a ticket from
a wallet which was the counterpart of bis
own. Instantly be seized upon it, to tbe
utter amazement of bis victim. The latter,
however, regaining bis wits, grappled with
the professor, and soon bad regained bis
property. About this time the professor
discovered bis own pocket-book, and
quickly retired with tbe best grace be
could, while tbe victorious youth exclaimed :
"You dead-beats can't play your grab
games on me ; i ve traveled l !
Springfield Republican,
j I saw agreat composer discoursing sweet
, est music on an admirable instrument in
the presence of a deaf mute, and I thought
of a noly saint describing spiritual raptures
to an obtuso worldling. In 1 Cor.,! iii. 14,
you will see bow this struck Paul, i
Dr. Deems.
A mind of well arranged faculties is like
an arch, the greater the weight placed up
on it the more compact do its parts become,
ana tne wnole arch seems to grow stronger.
Faith is tbe key-stone, Without that it
tumbles to pieces. Dr. Deems.
TheMonticello (Fla.) Gazette bas the fol
lowing: .
"A number of negroes came to town on
Wednesday last and tried to find Captain
Knight, who they said was to meet them
'here to-day for the purpose of distributing
. . 1 1 1 1 A 1 .
to tne ireeumen, wuo nau voiea rignt,
their eharo of mules, land, etc. The Cap
tain, however, was not on nana.
Commodore William B. Hunter, for
many years of our navy, and subsequently
of the C S. N., is a larmer in Ok juanory,
Louisiana.
The body of a woman in Georgia, buried
seventeen years ago, wasjlately dag up pei-
rinea use marine.
Portraits of Albert Sidney Johnson have
just been engraved in Philadelphia.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CLAKENDON
CLOTHING HOUSE.
SELLING OCT AT COST !
SELLING OUT AT COST!
SELLING OCT AT COST
FOR CHANGE OF BUSINESS!
FOR CHANGE OF BUSINESS !
FOR CHANGE OF BUSINESS !
We intend doing strictly a Merchant
Tailoring and Gents Famishing Busi-
ness.
HAAS & CO.,
opposite HEDRICK & RYAN'S.
65
dec 11
. ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,
SUMTER, S. C
UNDER THE CHARGE OF THE SISTERS
of onr Lady of Mercy will receive additional
pupils on and after the 2d of January. The new
bcildings are spacious and elegantly finished, and
famish accommodations for one hundred board
ers. Tbe extensive grounds and piazzas are am
ple for open air exercises, and yonng ladies are
thoroughly instructed in English, French, Italian,
Latin, Music. Drawing, Ac. Location unsurpassed
for health and terms reasonable. - For particulars,
apply to MOTHER THERESA, Charleston, or to
SISTER MARY JOSEPH, at tbe Academy, in
mSntei.
dec 12 63-tf
DURHAM SlIOKIE TOBACCO!
MANTJFACTUBED BY
It. F. MORRIS & SON,
Dnrbam, N. C.
Tho subscriber is the oWy agent in Wilming
ton, for the sale of that celebrated " Spanish fla
vored Dnrbam Smoking Tobacco," manufactured
by R. F. Morris & Sou, the oldest tobacco house
in North Carolina.
Dealers supplied at factory prices by tbe under
signed, including expense of transportation.
H. BURKHIMER,
Agent in Wilmington, N. O.
doc. 10 61-2m
CHEESE.
1KA BOXES.
XtlKJ
For sale bv
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
69-tf
dec. 19
SCHOOL NOTICE.
1 III R JIISSKS PRICK vrlU open School
. on TUESDAY, 1st October, at tbe residence
of Mr. A. L. Price, on Fourth street, between
Chesnut and rnnceas.
TERMS FEB QUARTEE:
Tbe higher branches of English, French in
cluded .$12 00
Drawing (in Crayon and Pencil) 6 00
Music at Professor's Charges.
Further particulars made known on application.
sept 11 299
HOOP SKIRTS,
A LARGE SUPFLY, just received, of the
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES
A few dozen EXTRA LONG.
Also, a lot of very superior
FRENCH CORSETS,
for sa'e cheap. HEDRICK & RYAN,
dec 14 05
WOOLEN DRESS GOODS.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS
will be sold at prices lower than tbey can be bad
in the city. HEDRICK A RYAN,
dec 14 65
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AT
J. D. LOVE'S BOOK STORE.
USEFUL, RICH AND ELEGANT,
inOICE AMERICAN AND ENGLISH BOOKS,
YJ Writing Desks, Portfolios, Gold Pens and
Pencils, Photograph Albums, Toy Books for
Children, ic, &c.
dec 22 ' 72-tf
$10
A DAY MADE BY ANY ONE WITH
my Patent Sleneil Tools. I prepay sam-
pies
free. Beware of infringers. My circulars
will explain. Address A. J. FULLAM, Spring
field, Vermont,
dec 24 73 eod6t
FURS, FURS.
AN ADD I TJIONAL stock of FURS, j ust rccei?ed.
inv which Bargains will be offered,
HEDRIOK & RYAN,
dec 14 65 "
$gNOT-ICE.--
TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY : I am again prepared to do
all kinds of Work entrusted to me. I could not
rent a shop in October last to suit me, so I have
built new Shop on Cbesnut street, between
Fourth and Filth, near my residence. I think I
am fixed to suit the times ; I am under very little
expense, and will favor my patrons accordingly.
The old fault, thank God, has played out I "Clark
is ft good workman, but he will drink." He is
now done, and bas associated himself with the
Friends of Temperance, to drop the one and plead
for tbe other the balance of his life. Give me a
call and see for yourself. Bring your Buggies,
Carriages, Carts and Wagons, and get tbem fixed,
cheap for Cash. Blacksmith Work, Painting and
Trimming neatly executed. Also, farm work, pea
diggers, &c, promptly attended to. If you have
old Buggies, Carta and Wagons, bring them to
my shop, and we will endeavor to make something
out of tbem. Children' Carriages put in tbe best
kind of order. WILLIAM CLARK,
dec 1 54-lmo
REMOVAL.
CUOSLY tb MORRIS, Auctioneers and
General Agents, have removed their Office to
the Store No. 22 North Water Street, where tbey
will bold Auction Sales twice a week, of Groceries,
Dry Goods, Furniture, &c., Ac, and for which
sales unlimited Goods will be received daily. Ar
ticles will be received on Storage
Wilmington, it. c, Dec. U, loo7 70-lw
WILSON SCHOOL,
HE LL VI LLB. ALAMANCE COUNTY. N. C.
ESTABLISHED IN 185L
The next session will begin January 80, 1868.
Circulars sent on application.
DR. JNO. WILBON, Prin.
dec 7 - 69-lftw6wd
; PEA NUT BAGS.
2,000 PEANCTBFftlebv
7 WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
doe 19 69-tf
COFFEE.
50
BAGS.
For Sftleby
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
dec. 19
ALL KINDS OF BLANKS
1703 BAL3 AT TEZJ
Ta Fortieth CoaTtse,
The following is a fall list of the members of
I both Houses of the Fortieth Congress, the Repub-
lican members being marked " R,' and the ojipo-
eition "D. :" ,
SENATE.
Benjamin F Wade, r,of Obio, President
John W Forney, r, of Pennsylvania, Secretary
MAINE
Term erpires
Lot MMorriil, r-.lf9
Wm P Feaenden, r..l871
NEW HAAIPf UIBE
Aaron II Craein. T..1871
OHIO
Term expire.
Benjamin F Wade, r 19 !
John Sherman, r. . . .1873
INDIANA
T A Heudricks, d. . .1S19 j
Oliver P Morton, r. .1873 ;
Ja W Patterson, r. .3878
YZBMONT
ILLINOIS
Richard Yetee, T....1871
Lyman Trnmbull, r.1873
MICHIGAN
Oeo F Edmnnds, r..!8GU
JQgtjn s MornU, r..i87o
iSASSACHLCHCSETTS
Cliarles Sumner, r. .18G9
Heury Wilson, r 1S71
UlIODE ISLAND
William Sprapae, r.1869
Henry 13 Anthony, r. 1871
COKKECTICCT
James Dixon, d. .. .1809
Orris 8 Perry, r. . .1873,
Zach Chaudler, r..-18C9
Jacob JI Howard, r. 1871
WISCONSIN -
Jas R Doolittle, d. .1869
Timothy O Howe, r.1873
MINNESOTA
Alex Ramsey, r. . .', . 1869
Daniel S Norton, d . . 1871
NEW tOBK
Edwin D Morgan, r.l8C9
ltoscoe Cockling, r.1873
IOWA
Jawes W Grimes, r.1871
James Harlan, r 1873
FEW JEB8ET
MISSOURI
FTFrelingbnysen.r 1869 John BBenderson.r 1869
AloxGGattell,r....l871
Charles D Drake, r.1873
KANSAS
Edmund G Ross, r . . 1871
Samuel C Pomeroy,r 1873
NEBRASKA
ThosW Tipton, T..1869
John M Thayer, r..l871
NEVADA
PFNNSYLVANIA j
Cbas R Luck ale w, d. JS69
Simon Cameron, r. .1873
DELAWARE
GeoRIiidule, d....!8C9
Wm Sanlsbury, d. ,.1871
MARYLAND
Reverdv Johnson. d!869
WmM 8tewart, r..l869
Philip F Thomas, d. 1873! James W Nye, r
.1871
WEST VIBOINIA 1 CALIFOBNIA
P G Van Winkle, r. .1869 Job n Conness, r. . .
1869
.1871
Waitman X Willey,r.l871 Cornelius Cole, r. . .
KENTUCKY
James Guthrie, d .1871
Garrett Davis, a. . . .1873
TENNESSEE
OREGON
Geo H Williams, r. .1871
Henry W Corbett, r.1873
COLOKADO
John Evans, r
David T Patterson.d 1869
Joseph BJbowler, r.1871
'Not admitted.
Jerome B Chaffo, r. , -
EECA PITCLAl ION
republicans .44Democrats and Conser-
I vatives 12
HOU8! OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Schuyler Colfax, r, of Indiana, Speaker
Edward McPherson, r, of Pennsylvania, Clerk
MAINE
1 John Lynch, r
2 Sidney Per ham, r
3 James G Blaine, r
4 John A Peters, r
5 Frederick A Pike, r
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1 Jacob H Ela, r
2 Aaron F Stevens, r
3 Jacob Benton, r
VERMONT
1 F E Woodbridge, r
2 Luke P Poland, r
3 vY C Smith, r
MASSACHUSETTS
1 Thomas D Eliot, r
2 Oakes Ames, r
3 Ginery TwitcheR, r
4 Samuel Hooper, r
TENNESSEE
1 Roderick K Butler, r
2 Horace Maynard, r
3 William B Stokes, r
4 James Mullins, r
5 Jobn Trimble, r
6 Samuel M Arnell, r
7 Isaac R Hawkins, r
8 David A Nunn, r
OHIO
1 Bcnj Eggleston, r
2 8amuel F Cary, r
3 Rob't C Scbenck, r
4 Wm Lawrence, r
5 Wm Mungen, d
6 Reader W Clarke, r
7 Sam'l Sbellabarger, r
8 0S Hamilton, r
9 Ralph P Buckland. r
5 Benjamin F Butler, r
6 Nathaniel P Banks, r
7 George 8 Bouiweli, r
10 James M Ashley, r
11 John T Wilson, r
12 Pailad Van Trump, d
8 John V Baldwin, r
9 Wm B Washburn, r
10 Henry L Dawes, r
RHODE ISLAND
14 ueorge W Morgan, d
14 Martin Walker, r
15 Tobias A Plants, r
lb John A iiingham, r
1 Thomas S Jenckes, r
17 Ephraim R Eckley, r
18 Rufas P Bpaulding, r
l fiatnan JJixon, r
CONNECTICUT
l'j James a uarneid, r
INDIANA
1 Wm E Niblack, d
2 Michael O Kerr, d '
3 Morton G Hunter, r
4Wm8Holman, d
5 George W Julian, r
6 John t'obnrn, r
7 H D Washburn, r
8 Goodlove 8 Orth, r
9 Sohuvler Colfax, r
10 Wm Williams, r
11 John PC Shanks, r
1 Richard D Hubbard, d
2 Julius UotchkJss, d
3 H H Starkweather, r
4 William H Barnum, d
NEW YORK j
1 Stephen Taber, d
2 Demas Barnes, d
3 Wm E Robinson, d
4 John Fox, D
5 John Morrissey. d
6 Thomas E Stewart, d
7 John W Chandler,-.
8 Jas Brooks, d
9 Fernando Wood, d
10 Wm H Robertson, r
11 Thos H Van Wyck, r
12 Jno H Ketchuni, r
13 Thos Cornell, r
14 John V L Pruyn, d
15 Jobn A Gnswoli, r
16 Orange Ferris, r
17 Calvin T Hulburd, r
18 Jas M Mervin, r
19 Wm O Fields, r-
20 Addison H Lafiln, r
21 Mex H Bailey, r
22 Jno C Churchdl, r
23 Denis McCarthy, r
24 Theo M Pomeroy, r
25 Wm H Kelsey, r
26 Wm 8 Lincoln, r
27 Hamilton Ward, r
28 Lewis Selye, r
28 Burt Van Horn, r
30 Jas M Murphy, D
31 Henry Van Aernam.
HEW JERSEY
1 Wm Moore, r
ILLINOIS
At large J A Logan, r
I Norman B Judd, r
X Jno F Farnsworth, r
3 Elibu B Washburne, r
4 Abner C Harding, r
5 Ebon C IngersoQ, r
6 Burton C Cook, r
7 H P Bromwell, r
8 fchelby M Cullom, r
9 Lewis W Roes, d
10 Albert G Bnrr, d
II Sam'l S Marshall, d
12 Jehu Baker, r
13 Green li itaum, r
MICHIGAN
1 Fer C Beaman, r
2 Chas Upson, r
3 Austin Blair, r
4 Thos W Ferrv, r
5 R E Trowbridge, r
6 Jno F Driggs, r
WISCONSIN
1 Halbert E Paine, r
2 Ben F Hopkins, r
3AmasaCobb, r
4 Chas A Eldridge, d
5 Philetos Sawyer, r
6 U O Washburns, r.
MINNESOTA
1 Wm Windom, r
2 Iguatius Donnelly, r
2 Chas Haigbt, d
3 Cbas Htatgreaves, d
4 Jno Hill, r
5 Geo A Halsey, r
PENNSYLVANIA
1 Sam'l J Randall, d
2 Chas O'Neill, r ,
3 Leonard Myera, r
4WmDKelley, r
5 Caleb N Taylor, r
6 Ben M Boyer, d
7 Jno M Bromall. r
IOWA
1 Jas F Wilson, r
2 Hiram Price, r
3 Wm B Allison, r
4 Wm Lougbbridge, r
5 Geo M Dodge, r
6 Asabel W Hubbard, r
MISSOURI
1 Wm A Pile, r
2 Cbas A Newcomb, r
3 Jaa B McCormick, d
4 Job J Gravelly, r
5 Jos W McClurg,-r
6 Robt T Van Horn, r
7 Ben F Loan, r
8 John F Benjamin, r
9 Geo W Anderson, r
NEBRASKA
1 John Tade, r
NEVADA
I Delos R Ashley, r
-CALIFORNIA
1 Samuel B Axfell, d
2 William Higby, r
3 James A JobDson, d
OREGON
1 Rufus Mallory. r
COLORADO
1 George M Chilicott, r
8 Jno L Getz, d
9 Thaddeus Stevens, r
10 Henry L Cake, r
11 David M Van Anken,d
12 Geo W Woodward, d
13 Ulysses Mercur, is
14 George F Miller, r
15 A J GrossbrcnntT, d
16 Wm II Koontz, r
17 Daniel J Morrell, r
18 Samuel F Wilson, r
19 GlenDi W Scofield, r
20 Darwin A Finney, r
21 John Covode, r
22 Jas K Moorebead, r
23 Thomas vVilb&ms, r-
24 Geo V Lawrence, r
DELAWARE
1 John A Nicholson, d
MARYLAND
1 Hiram McCuUock, d
2 Stevenson Arcber, d
3 Chas E Phelps, d
4 Francis Thomas, r
5 Frederick Stone, d
WEST VIBOINIA
DELEGATES
ARIZONA
1 Chester D Hubbard, r
2 Bethuel M Kitchen, r
Coles Basliford, r
DAKOTA
Walter A Burleigh, r
IDAHO
E D Holbrook, d
3 Daniel v ols'ey, r
KENTUCKY
1 L 8 Trimble, d
2 John Y Brown, d
S John S Golladay, d
4 J Proctor KDOtt, d
MONTANA i
Jas M C&vftnaugh, d
NEW MEXICO
5 Asa P Grover, d
6 Thomas L Jones, d
7 James B Beck, d
8 George M Adams, d
9 John D Young, d
KANSAS
1 8idney Clarke, r
Not admitted.
C P Clever.d (contested)
UTAH v
William H Hooper, d
WASHINGTON;
Alvin Flanders, r
'WYOMING
James S Casement, r
recapitulation (without Delegate: from Terri
tories.)
Republicans 145IDem & Conservatives 49
CEAVER CREEK MANF'G COMPANY'S
STRAINER CLOTH.
-4-4
SHEETINGS,
80 INCH DITTO,
OOTTONTASN,
AND 6ftli,
all of very superior quality
short notice.
can be furnished a
J. EL HALL.
Prest. Beaver Creek Manfg Co. '
JOUNBUa uu.. Agents,
Wilmington, N. O.
167 tf
ftprill2
WANTED,'-
A SITUATION as Teacher In a private
family, or of ft echooL bv ft Virgini lady,
who has bad seven years experience in leaching
the English Branches, Frencn and Music. The
I lady has no objection to going farther South.
For farther particulars, ftaarese -
. : HEY. D. F. TOWLES,
Eocky Mount, N. C. -
deo7 . . " ; tt-lm
Miscellaneous.
TTITRS I TTTTTN t
-- LJLV L t -L UltU
TOADIES' K Ull,
In every Btyle and variety, j
"just received.
NEW BONNETS,
V . RIBBONS, ! :
FANCY ARTICLES.
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS,
' " . .-. i- '
and eveiy article in tho
5 - MILLINERY LINE,
AT
A. D. BROWN'S .
, New Millinery Establishment,
South Front Street.
dco7 - - - 5
FRCIT TREES AND VINES.
I AM PREPARED TO FURNISH all inds ot
FRUIT TREES, GRAPE and STRAWBER
RY VINES at the following rates :
Cts. Ter 100
Each.'- Trees.
. .$ tO $ 40
.. 60 60
. . 90 75
. . 1 25 110
.. 60 50
.. fiO 75
.. 1 25 110
.. 35 30
Cta. Per 100
Each. Vines.
. 25
.. 25
. 15 $ 12 50
.. 95 18
.. 25 15
.. 50 40
.. 50 30
.. 75 50
.. 75 50
.-25 15
.. 15 10
.50 25
Per 1,000.
$ 6
6
11
11 -
10
10
. . K 6
.. 14
. 16
. 25
20 '
25
18
.. 16
15
.. 8
12
Standard' A,, pie..
" extra.......
Dwarf " .......
" extra
Standard Pears ,
" " extra!
GRAPES.
Scuppernong (white and black)
Flowers...
Catawba..........
Diana. f.
Concord
Hamburg (black and golden).. .
Delaware
Iona.
Isarella. ..
Isabella (brown)
" (black)
Clinton ...... .'.
STRAWBERRIES.
Belle De Fontenary.
Genesee Seedling
Trollopes Victoria.
Hovey Seedling.
General Lee ,
Bicton Pine
Wilson's Albany. ..............
General Whiting (Prize).,
General Jackson
Kussell's Prolific..
Jucunda.
Dr. Niease.....
Golden Queen..
General Washington
TriomDbe De Grand.
Brooklyn Scarlet......
Hooker's
These trees and vines are tbe best adapted for
this climate. All of the above will be kept at my
residence in Kenansville, and also at my place of
business in this city. Parties wishing to see finely
colored illustrations of the se fruits can do so by
calling upon the undersigned on Front street,
next to tbe Seamen's Home.
Orders from a distance, accompanied with the
cash, will be promptly attended to. The trees and
vines will be carefully Dacked. Parties ordering I
vines will be carefully packed. Parties ordering
will state how they desire articles sent, by Ex
press or otherwise.
GARDEN SEEDS of all kinds, wholesale and
retail, on hand. L. FROELICH.
. .-a Front St ,
dec 14 65-lm
La MIRANDES' FRENCH REMEDIES
HAVE 8AVED THOUSANDS all over Europe.
Having been for many years the First As
sistant at Professor La Mirandes' Private Hospital
in Paris, and having been induced to establish ft
branch in this country, I am now prepared to fur
nish his celebrated remedies for I -
CONSUMPTION, RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA,
eta; Also, tne uenmne imported
VCTELLA HEALTH'S GRAND RESTORER.
Tbe only certain cure for a constitution shattered
by tbe excess and abuse of youth.
Do not be tampered with by inexperienced physi
cians. Address your communications to j
Dr. G. W. FERNIER,
235 West 47th St.. New York.
Advice Gratis But if you give us the full his
tory of your case, tbe Consultation Fee of Three
Dollars should be enclosed.
Ladies may address us in full confidence,
nov. 12 38 ly
DIE CHARLESTON ER ZEITUNG.
JOHN A. WAGKJJER, Kdltor.
TTSDER the above head the undersigned
J propose to publish ft
SERBIAN WEEKLY PAPER
to be the organ of the German population, and
devoted to tbe interests cf this State, in Encour
aging immigration and industrial Pursuits.
Literature, Agriculture, Commerce, Arts and
Trade, will be represented in its columns, and the
news of the day will be given.
Gen'l JOHN A. WAGENER has kindly consent
ed to undertake the Editorial management fdr tbe
present.
SUBSCRIPTION 13 00 for Twolve Months.
1 60 " Six
1 00 " Three "
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted on liberal terms.
C. G. ERCKMANN & CO.
No. 3 Broad Streot, Charleston, 8. O.
sept, 27 310
A CARD.
cr
IAN I obtain engraved Portraits of Wil-
liam Hooper. Joseph Hewes and John !
Penn, signers of the Declaration of Independence
in 1 a,, or any one or tneni i ur can portraits in
oil be obtained Sold, bireu. or loaned, to be
copied ? Or can autographs, mere signatures of
the name, or larger documents, be bad ? If so,
on what terms ? Tbey are desired for an unique
ana important historical collection. Address me.
with specific statement of terms, 221 West S4th St,
New xorK, or, until V7tn or November, care Rev.
CHARLES F. DEEMS.
Pastor of the " Church of the Strangers," N. Y.
nov. a si
WANTED
rpo
RENT A ROOM convenient to the
Postoffice, Apply at the
jruxu.rf ice
oct. 17 " 16-tf
hay hat;
325
BALKS selected New York and
Philadelphia Timothy Hay. For sale in
lots to suit by WORTH A DANIEL.
dec 18 68 5t
ROPE.
For sale by
50 001
LS,
-WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
dee 19
69-tf
SPIRIT CASK8.
Ai( NEW YORK 8PIBITvCaBK8 (new.)
i-rvvy jioreaieD:
v
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
dec 19
' ".. : 69-tf
In tbe District Court of tbe United
State for tbe District of Cape Fear
in tbe District of North Carolina.
In tbe matter of '
Daniel Kahnweiler
and
David Kahnweiler,
trading under the
style and firm of
In Bankruptcy.
Kftfinv eiler & 13ro.
Bankrupts.
mO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
j X Tbe undersigned hereby gives notice of bis
Appointment as Assignee of Daniel Kahnweiler
and David Kahnweiler. trading under the style
ana nrm or juumwouer x uro., ol Wilmington,
tne county of New Hanover ftnd State oi florin
Carolina, within said District -ho have been ad'
judged bankrupt upon their on petition, by
insinct uourt oi said District, v ' i .
Dated Wilmington, the 6th day oIDecemBer. a.
V., UStiV. ,
-B.2. A nee.
deoia
RAILROADS
WiIminSton & WeMon 11. R. Co.
Office Chief EioiNF.n wn nv'r. Sirt.'-r i
Office Chief Engineer and Gen'l Scp't,
niLMWBTOlc, . U., Dec. 10, 1867. i
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND FRUIT
GROWERS.
THIS RAILWAY COMPANY 18 PREPARED
to transport promptly to Baltimore, Philadel
phia, and New York, any desired quantity of
Vegetables. Peaches. Graves, Jppfes awl other
frrtiL Cars loaded with such articles will be run
upon the passenger trains through to the Steam
ers for the cities mentioned.
Rates of freight will be very low, not to exceed
ono dollar a barrel on vegetables or fruit to Bald
more, and similar rates to Philadelphia and New
lork. Boxes of fruitless.
Peaches. Apples and Grapes properlv put up in
boxes, wiH be placed in cars well ventilated to se
cure their preservation and freshness, to tbe end
of tbo rout-. Every encouragement will bo given
to develop this new business. -
J he line or the Wilmington Weldon, as well
as the. Manchester Railroad and the Capo Fear
River,' are especially adapted to the growth of
these articles for early market, and the verv great
advantages of clu.te aro entirely secured by the
quick transportation that can.be gi von by Rail
and Steamer to a market.
Any further information will be cheerfully bud- t
puea py appncation to tne undersigned.
B. li. JfK.EM.ONT,
Chief Engineer and General Snn'L
dee 11 62 tm
Star and Post copy 6t : Goldsboro News. North
Carolinian, Tarboro' Southerner, and Roanoke
News copy 1 month.
WILMINGTON AND WELDON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Office Eng. and Suit. W. & W. R. R.,
WILMINGTON, UCtODer 11, 181)7. j
O'
lN AND AFTER THE 12th OCTOBER THE
following Schedule will be run over this Road:
DAY PASSENGER AND MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Wilmington daily (Sundays excepted) at
6:00 A. M. : arrives at Weldon 3:00 P. M.
Leaves Weldon daily (Sundays excepted) at
10:30 A. M. ; arrives at Wilmington 7;S0 P. M. :
NIGHT EXPRESS MAIL AND PASSENGER
TRAIN. -
Leave Wilmington at 9:30 P. M., daily.
Arrive at Weldon at. 6:00 A. M., "
Leave Weldon at. ,.6:25 P. M., "
Arrive at Wlimington at .2:20 A. M., "
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN.
Leave Wilmington daily (Sundays excepted) at
4:00 A. M., and arrives at Weldon at 6:00 P. M.
Leave Weldon daily (Sundays excepted) at 4:00
A. M., and arrive at Wilmington at 6:00 P. M.
Trains Bass Goldaboro' at 2:00. 10:30 and 10:50
A. M., going North ; at 2:50, 10:15 P. M. and 10:50
A. M., going South, connecting with Trains to
Raleigh and Newbern at 10:30 A. M. and further
points at 2:50 P. M.
- r a per s on this line or the itoad copy this
and omit all other Schedule notices.
8. L. FREMONT,
Engineer and Superintendeftt.
oct 12 12-tf
Wilmington and Man Railroad Co,
General Superintendent's Office, I
Wilmington, N. 0., Dec. 19, 1867. J
GS giPSt WZTR ETlSi
fcWVrf-WW aac iac5jfc
rVB and after Dee. 20th, Passenger Trains
V oft
! this Boad will run on the following Sched-
ulo:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leavo Wilmington... 2:30 A. M.
Arrive at Florence. 8:10 A. M.
Arrive at Kingsville. .11:45 A.' M.
Leave Kingsville............. 11:30 A. M.
Arrive at Florence 2:55 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington 8:55 P. M.
Jxpress Train connects closely at Florence with
the North Eastern Railroad, for Charleston, and
Cberaw and Darlington Railroad, for Cheraw, and
at Jiingsvuie witn tne south Carolina itaiiroftd,
ror uoiumDi?, ana Augusta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Left ve Wilmington 3:00 P, M.
Arrive at Kingsville.... 9:10 A. M.
Leave Kingsville 3:00 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington.. ....:....... .10:10 A M
Accommodation Train will run Tn-weekly, ar
riving and leaving on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
; Saturdays. -, ...
WM. MACRAE, Gen'l. Sup't.
oct. 6 7-tf
Wil., Charlotte & Rutherford R. R,
General Superintedent's Office,
Wilmington, N. 0., Aug. 9.J867. f
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY NEXT. AUGUST
13th, the Passenger train on this Road will
leave Wilmington on Tuesday, Thursday and 8at-
uniay at i o ciock, a. m.
Arrive at Sand Hill same days, at 3 P M.
Arrive at Wadesboro ( Stage) at 12 midnight
Leave Wadesboro' (Stage) on Tuesday. Thurs
day and HAturaay, at r. so..
lavo ltocKingham (tage) on Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday at 4:30 A. M.
Leavo band Uul (Cars) Monday, Wednesday and
miay,-ftt 7 o ciock, a. bo..
"Arrive at Wilmington same uays at 3 r. M.
W. 1. KVKllETT,
General Superintendent,
aug 9 ' 2J8-tf
SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY.
ANNAKLESSIC LINE.
Great U. S. Mail Route for the North
rilllB Steamsrs of the above Line leave
J Portsmouth daily (Sundays excepted) at. 11
o'clock, A. M., on arrival of tbe great Express
Train of the Seaboard and Roanoko Railroad.
Passengers leaving Wilmington, N. C, by the
9.-05, P. M., train, arrive at Weldon in time to con
nect with tke train of tbe Annamessic Line, ar
riving in New York at 5:20, A. M., next day, tbe
QUICKEST TIME EVER MADE.
Be mmrm and aalc for Ticket and have
Baggage Checked via A If (VAMK8SIC LINK.
II. V. TOMPKINS,
General Agent
O. L TROWBRIDGE,
General Passenger Agent.
Inly 14 246-tf
EXTRAS.
SKKDLKSs AND LAYER RAISlff S,
SHELLED AND SOFT SHELLED ALMONDS,
ENGLISH WALNUTS,
PECAN AND BUTTER NUTS,
CURRANTS, CITRON,
MALAGA GRAPES,
COOPERS ISINGLASS,
VERMIELLE,
GELATINE,
MACCABONI,
FARINA, JAPIOCA,
BARLEY,
CANNED FRUITS, i
VEGETABLES AD MEATS OF EVERY KIND,
ORANGES,
LEMONS end
APPLES,
FINE and
"COMMON CANDIES.
The beet of everything and the lowest cash
price, at
11 and 13 Front Street, -
CHAS. D. MIERS, Agent,
dec 17 . 67-
IMMIGKATION.
rwvHie etBderalaaed npnpartd to procarc
X tbo services of Germltn or Irish laborers for
Plantations. Saw Mills, Distilleries, &c, which are
situated in healthy localities.
For circulars containing particulars, apply to
Messrs.
WORTH A DANIEL,
KIDDER MARTIN,
or H. B. EILERS, Esq.,
la .
Wilmington, N. C,
T. BOMFOBT.
the I and to
? v 39 Park Bow,
. . f New York.
, P.O.Box 1708.
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