m m mar, easy m ja i ....... a .. ... a 1 .,
V I KEW ATERTISOENT8. SEW IDTClir"STS. r RAILROADS.
-a e-a at
the State., Also. UY LAST KiaifTs UAtl. I BY
TflE DAILY JOURNAL
; Wilmington, n. a
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 18(3.
The Sumter Ntti thiuks the ootton
crop of Sumter county, 8. 0., will be
largrr than it ni last year, aad that the
crop of corn nod rios will not fall far
short o last rear a prodaotioa. .
, It is estimated that three hurldrod tnil
. lions of dollars will be realized f ross the
market crops of the South this year.
Nothing bnt blindness osn bring np onr
people in poverty with suoh returns. , WIH
wa still bs blind, and go on from year to
year, from generation to generation, pro
dncing for others to reap the wealth of
onr labors ? We must change. We most
oeose to lot onr enemies at the North con
snme in commissions And in other ways,
wo will not nottiou, thesarplns wealth we
annually giro to the world. Lot the money
come directly to the planter, not in do
predated enrronoy, bnt ia ooin. Offer in
ducements to labor to come, to mechanical
ingenuity to settle with ns, and we shalj,
in a deoade, be A power of the nation.
We shall have the capital and tho means
: of retaining it and of continuing the sap
ply. Until we arc indopendont enough to
defy a tariff, imposed for New England's
benefit and onr impoverishment, and can
cease from supplicating New England and
Now Xork capitalists, we shall be poer and
despised. Bnt with the idol of the North,
money, fixed on its throne in onr midst,
its worshipers will kneel here, instead of
our being doggod eternally to render aa
bnwilUng servio to what is now oar mas
ter, but what would then be our slave.
Tfce Leaotr Cowaty Prisoners,
We learn from the Newborn Journal of
Cvmnura of the 1st instant, that an exam
ination of the prisoners from Lenoir coun
ty, charged with murder, was commenced
in Newborn on Tuesday last before Judge
j. nomas. All the prisoners were in the
dock, except suou as had tamed Htato's
evidence. A large number of spoolators
were present during the examination, and
much interest was manifested in the pro
coedings. Messrs. C. 0. Clark, George
Green, Fred. C. Roberts, A. G. Hubbard
and 11. K. Bryan appeared for the defence,
and Messrs. W. J. Clarke and H F. Leh
, man were for the State. V
Mr. A. Maaroo, a young lawyer of Kins
ton, was first called up. II o was arrested
on two wsrrautstuo first for aiding the
releasee! prisoners from Lenoir oounty
jail, and tho second that ho ami others did,
with malice aforethought, kill and murder
Riohard Nobles, and others, oouflued in
: Lcuolr county jail in January hoti. After
the reading of tho warrants for his arrest,
lli prisoner pleaded not guilty, ami his
oonusul, Mr. Hubbard, requested tho ex
examination to be deferred until the Oth
innUnt. It was finally decided to deter the
. examination to Hatur.lay,- the 4th, the
prisoner in the mesntimo Riving a Ixmd of
$10,000 for his appearance.
Richard Sutton ami Win. Uokor woro tho
next defendants called npou ta aiiBWor,
iihn me compiantt of Jesse ritrrotl, ne
gro, for stealing a horse and a mule from
said Parrott, four others being ot Uie ty,
Uiohard Button was railed upon to make
any statement he desired, lie said lie was
not guilty, and wonld waive an examina
tion. Coker mado th name declaration.
After the examination of the witnons,
Jesse l'arrott, these dependents were ad
mitted to bail iu Uie sum of $000, to await
trial at the Hnperior Gourt
, The next cobs called was that of Riohard
MKkuu, who ui Mie utiiwiumiui in iuo auovo
cose, charged with the murder of Lewis
Gogdell, colored, in the month of Decern
ber 18C.7, upon the affidavit of Joseph P.
Parrott, and whoso neeomplices wore said
to bo Joseph F. Hogg and Thomas Waters.
ihn prisoner plead "not guilty," and
Judgo Green thereupon asked that further
time bo granted to sooure noeesaary wit
Besses, etc. ,
Col. Carke said tho counsel for tho SUto
felt compelled to enter into the examina
tion now, and, accordingly, it wirt pro
ceeded with. , j
Thomas Waters was sworn and put upon
the witness stand, lie said :
" 1 started with Lewis CogdaU, to carry bin to
Buow Hill jaiL On the way lie iu takonout and
snot by Biohard Hntton. I think it was io Ureene
oounty, near the line. Its was killed by the shot.
A day or two afterwards I helped to bury him.
Lewis Oogdell fell at ths tire of the pistol. 1
sever went to see whet ber bs was deed or not ;
bat Joshua Hoggs afterwards rent into the woods
vj u ne wu ueso, ana on nis roiurn ne said
ne waa not ueaa, and we had better go and finish
the d d son of a b h. I wonld not m vith
him ; bnt a day or two afterwards, Bngga told me
uugueu was ueaa ana l neipeu to bary him, BnU
ton aia not say anything after he shot Uogdell,
bnt;rode off. Oogdell was a colored min. i am
not oertain that the Kan that was ebot waa the
man l helped bory, it was a dark nintit. 1 ean-
not aay mat u wae near the plaoe where Oogdeli
waa shot that we foand the dead body, lie was
hot about seven or eight o'clock t night ho
one wee piwoii woen uogaeu wm snot, bat But
ton and myself. I did not shoot him. Oogdallhad
been robbinc manr oeoDla. and 1 wUkd u m.i
him oonfess who were his aooomplioes ; for that
reaeon.hs was,taken to.the woods where we hoped
to frighten him into a ooafeaaioajaad while there
Hntton shot him. I think he waa shot ia the
head and back. A man named Taylor oame to
my nonee ana saia that oogdeli had robbed him
aaa mat ns was punning bun, bat was tired out,
and asked me to p nm him. I did so and found
that he had been eaptnred. He afterwards waa
uiroea over to me ana 1 attempted to carry Sin
to Mr. Taylor's. Ue had threatened to kill
Hntton and Coker and others and I snppoee that
w" Ue reason ha was killed. Nona of as were
oilieera, bat tha Taylor boys had a warrant. 1
hare head of men being arrested without a war
rant. We also looked for a man named Bee tow,
bnt heard hs had been captured ud carried to
Snow HOI jail. On our w y to Bnow Hill he waa
Uken from the buggy and shot aa desoribed. I
do not know that be made any attempt to ea
eapa. 'v,., jYi, .. v, I
Jos. r. Farrott, anotherwibiees, was ex
amined, fcut his testimony throws little ad
ditional light on the subject "
The counsel for the defense introduced
ao witnesses, and the case here rested.
The lateness of the hoar prevented any
farther investigation.'-! The prisoners were
remanded to jail, until tbe next morning,
at ten o clock, when tbe remaining cases
were taken up 4 --
:T. -.' .v-.' - AaoeirB at.- -J--The
case of Riohard f Sot tea was resumed.
for , ths faet to tba marJar of Jsmt s
Grant (eolored), were discharged on mo
tion of tha counsel for.
Jamas Wigg!n Jmoylly bs Aid
Button, xor ooiss stealiuf , there being uo
erideno against fham. Vporj ' investiga
tion it was fonad that Wiggins, Sutton
and Daly wees hold by ap proper authori
ty, but simply open a telegram received
from tho Governor, ordering the Sheriff of
Craven to hold all prisoners charged with
felony, brought to him by special detective
Mowers.
Wm. B. Nelson was arrested on a war
rant issued by Judgo Thomas on the 3L4
day of Angnst, on tho affidavit of Joseph
F. rarrott.f (Tho prisoner had been in jail
ft week previous to the Issnanco of the war
rant) Ho was chsrgod with bnrniug the
grist mill of Stephen Lassitcron tho night
of December Ctb, 18G8. Being placed on
trial tbe prisoner pleaded "not guilty,"
snd stated that oa ths flight in question be
wot at a distance of ton ' miles from tbe
fire, at tho house of Austin Williams,
where ho romained until the next morn
ing. This ho was prepared to substantiate.
Several witnesses were examined, and
Nelson was finally bound over in the sua
of $500 to appear at tho next term of the
Superior Court for Lenoir oounty. :
This olosod the second day's proceed
ings. .
LAHT KiaiftH MAIL
lDjtTT t9 Dm. Mtt.-W learn with
regret that Rev. T. S TW. Mctt, D. D.,
died at Ids residence in Catawba county,
oa Monday last. Dr. Mott had long been
a Minister of the Protostaot Kniannnal
l L .... . . - r.
uuron, iou was disilngnlsnod for Ills
learning and nis piety. Old Jtorth&ale.
Looks Nkw. The Catholic Ohnreh In
this city, Bode the snpurviion of Father
juenamara lias been thoroughly renovated
uu tw-pnioisxi ana is bow one or tne pret
tiest church edifices in Raleigh.
i RaX Slatuiiird,
LATEST REITS
TELEGRAPH.
ia. CfttXLT, Aactloneer.
toeasau
s k'ot ths Journal.
Maun, .Editor i I ' foar I liavo tirod
your patience and that of your roaders,
but it has been iinpotsibls to .express my
views more briefly. ,v
We have seen there is uo hopo that we
can divert tho tide o( European immigra
tion from the North to the Booth in our
generation, but even if this could be done,
we think it would be expedient to enoour-
age Chinese immigration. Europeans do
not come here as laborers, but as actual
settler and prostieotive land owners. As
there are no public lauds in the State,
private individuals must part with their
lands to meet tho wants of the European
immigrant.- We do not think this sdvisa
ble, because after parting with a portion,
tbe native land ownor is still without labor
to cultivate that which ho retains. We do
not believe it is right in policy or princi
ple, to inaugurato a system that, if carried
out prevents a man from owning more
land than ho can cultivate with hit own
hands, for tha reason among others, that
it tends to make farming a matter of all
muscle and no brains. North Carolina is
no new State, She has already a people
whoso interests wo jlosiro to promote by
immigration. , No man pretends that
he dosircs Immigrants to come here
primarily for tho benefit of tho immi
gtaut. Jxo one wm auny mat in
enoourngiug immigration uis first ob
ject is to benefit tho people already
hero, and that tho benefit of tho immi
grant is a awondury consideration. Which
tlisa uromises tha eroater benefit to the
people already hern, Ohiniwe or European
iiuraigriitioH ? -rue iiiuropcaa takes our
land from us aud works it for himself, and
coom'8 then to add to tho availahlo
anpply of lulmr with which to apply capital
to agricultural pursuits, luo uiitnuiuan
oomes as a luhoror for money wngoH, and
so long oh he is paid diH bis work faith
fully aud lutolliVoiitly-ho luiys noue of
our land, at leant for a long time, but works
it aud works it for on.
Is there any cn-iilcr moral, political or
oouimeivial wrong in employing a largo
amount of lulior in agriculture than in
manufacturing ? Who shall gainsay the
right of any man poenentiing a large capital
vu i-mi)ijr ii iu Hruiuiiiirti r ill) nulla It
expcdiunt to onooeratro Chinese immigra
tion for tho further reason that it is tho
only labor wo oan get to cultivate onr rioe
laudH. It in a well known fact that negroes
will not work in rice lands as a general
rulo. It wo did no more than rodoom and
cultivate all the lands in North Carolina
adapted to the production of rioe, the
beneficial (Hoots would be felt iu evory
bouse aud hamlet in tho Stato. Add to
tins the benefits flowing from the produo
lions of tho redeemed cotton, lauds of
Eahtorn North Carolina aud onr load of
taxation would seem much lighter.
But wo expect tho great opposition hero
at home to Ohineso Immigrants to arise,
not really beoauso of auy objootion to thorn
as laborers, not because of auy injury they
win inuiot npon tne country as oitizons,
but because of tho odium that may attaah
to the politioal party favoring tuoir inlro
duotion. Iu the present condition of af
fairs in tho South tha negroes havo tho
controlling influence Tho great object ot
every party now, IS to soouro the uegro
vote. Nobody now dares say a word against
nogro sou rage, ljuauty befora the law is
every man's creed now. All speeohos are
the
Akotiieb Fbisonco. Jesse C, Kennedy,
ohargod with high orimes and misdemead
or, came down from Kinston yesterday.
and delivered himself into the oustody of
me nuorm oi in is eounty, uo will, probe
bly, 1 examined to day.
New Borne Joitr. of Cum. '
1 KNiTRNTi abt. W. J. Hioks, Assistant
Architect and Superintendent ia bnsy erect-
1 A I. a w . w
UK iuo siooitiiae aronna tne sue or the
renitentisry. We learn that an extra num
ber of hands will be sot to work in a da
or two in building log jails for tho tempo
rary confinement of convicts. ,
Rat. Standard.
Tim DlFFICTLTT AT WSKB FollKW.
The examinatioB before tbe Magistrate's
Court, of the students and negroes, at
Wake Forest, engogod in the general fight
on last Saturday night resulted in tho
binding over to Court of some five or six
students and fifteen or twonty of tho ne
grooe. Raleigh Stnlincl.
JuMrisp i'iiom tub Tiuin. Tho down
mail train from Qoldsboro last evening,
contained five military prisoners on their
way to Fort Macon to serve out thoir sen
tence, for attempted murdor and deser
tion. They were in charge of a Captain,
Sergeant and four soldiers. When - about
five miles above this city, two of tbe
prisoners sprang to the door and jantped
from the train, whioh was going at about
twonty miles an hour, aud made good their
escape to the woods. We did not learn
their names, or whioh Military Post they
were from. Nowbern Timet.
Chkbaw and SAtdsHOitT Road. We are
glad to inform the reader, on the assur
ance of a well informed gen tloman of Che
raw, that the work on this Road is oom
menoed in earnest ' He thinks there is no
doubt but that it will reach Wadesboro' in
due timo. ,
We think, too, it would be to the inter
est of tho Greensboro' Railroad Company
to push their road to this point, and here
make intersection with our Roads, striking
off to every point of ths oompaos.
Wadesboro' Arytu.
Tub Insari Abvlvm. Wo mentioned,
yesterday, that this Institution was full to
its utmost capacity. On Wodnesday a pa
tient was brought from Caswell oounty,
and was refused admission for want of
room, rnbllo notice has been repeatedly
given on tins subject in the papers and
oirouiarssont to Dounty oflloers of every
oounty in tho State, notifviutf thrm that it
is useless to send potion ts to tho Asylum
without first writina to the SaDerinten-
dout to ascertain that thero is room for
Ihora.
Tho impcrs of tho Stato would do a favor
to tbe authorities in their respective locali
ties by calling atteution to this matter in
thoir columns. Raleigh HtmtineL
A Had Accident, t-Yesterday (Thursday)
morning, as the regular mail and passen
ger tram from tho West was within a few
miles of Goldsboro', a colorod brokoman.
namod Honry Morehead, wbilo on the ton
of a oar, engaged iu takiug up tho bell-
rope, loHt his balanoo and fell between the
ours. As soon as tbo ncoidont was dis
oovorcd Captain Green, tho elllotont con
ductor in ohargo of tbe train, at ouoe had
tho engine rovcrHcil, ami when the body
ot the unfortunate was found it presented
a most heartrending speotaole. Both logR
bad boon out otT nnd tho body was other
wise terribly mangled. Death must havo
been instantaneous.
GoldHboro' Mtusenger,
Railuoads MoMBTHiNti Ddfinitb, In a
conversation tho othor day with Captain
Evorott tho energetio Superintendent ot
tho Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Uailrond, bo gave ub some very onooursg'-
ing information respecting tho progress of
that road towards Vadeaboro'. The cars
will run to tbo Riverside in a week or two.
whore all freights will Iw deposited and
poaseugors taken on. ilo enys thero in
now no doubt but that tho oars will otom
the river aud reach Lileaville by (Jhrint
niofl, and very soon thereafter Wadonboro'
will be reached.
This information is from a source that
'mt Market Rtporti $n Commercial
InlrUiqenet on Tiri pagt, ' V
Tke I alUarala aCI(Ua Ueaaacraca' Trl-
! - -
Has raascisoo, Hopt. I -Moon.
TeeUrday liis Vsmoeratis tickets throughout
lbs BUte wore generally eleoted by deolded ma
Jorltlrs. Ths next Domoeratle I.ogUIalore wiU
not ratify ths Jaftoeota AaMndmoat . Kan Fraa
eisoo returns a fall Domooratio Itglslatirs dole-
rrwns Waehtaartwa.
Wasbikotos, D. 0., Sept. 8-Noon.
1 ho Virginia perplexitios hats btea aolyed.
Oenoral Canby will vary shortly proclaim tbe
elootion, and the Lsgialatars will meet oa Ue
fourth Tneeday afterwards. Ths lest oath will
not be estcted, bat tbe Legislators will be for-
btddon any sotloo boyood what ths law makes
preliminary to tha State's recognition by Con
gress, snob as ths ratification of tha yirteentb
Amendment, &o. This aolion IdvoItss tha in
stallation of ths Lieutenant Oovarnor, as other
wise the Htate Benats wUI be inoomplote. Walk
er's installation Us neoesssry eorallary.
BswUns was very IU last eight bat is somewhat
better this morning.
Jssss at Soylesbas bean appointed postmastsr
at Louisville, vies Dr. Hpeod, an eight years' In-
oambeot .
The managers of the Imperial Ineoaanee Com
pany yesterday paid a quarter of a miUlon dollars
on a late whiskey Ore, tearing aixty thousand
payable in a few days.
President Orant was telographed this morning
to eoma on, that Secretory Bawlins was dying.
A later dispatch was sent withdrawing the first.
Attorney General Hoar's opinion has goes to
Ueneral Canby, to the effeot that tfaore is ns au
thority in the reconstruction aots fer exacting
ths tost oath from ths Virginia legislators,
from Portland, Mala.
1 1'oaTi.iXD, BepL 8 Noon.
senator feseenden is not expected to live
throcgh the day. ,
Vrmm Hlchaa4.
Bk bmosd, Va.,Bept. S-Noon.
l'here is great rejoloiog this morning ever the
news telegraphed from hers yostarday, and over
tbe expected errirel of Attorney General Boar's
opinion against ths requirement or tbe test oath,
donors! Oanby expected, but did not reooive, At
torney aonoral Hoar's opinion this morning.
Vraat llllwttU.
. . Cuioaoo, Bept. 8 Moon.
Ths National Temperance Convention hire
adopted a platform
oal party uuder tho
party, and appointed
mittoe, one from oaoh Btate
Br CHOBbV MOKAUSV
j l FULTON HOUSE.
UOTKL FURNITURE and FIXTURES
AT AUCTION. I. , .
. UN TUMHDA V. Bept..21st, 18C9, at 10 o'clock. A.
. wui oii oiHin inn premiBes, irrunt,
bntween Market and riaoea Btreets) le entire
HOTEL FURNITURE and FITURF4
appertaining and belonging to
with eTerrlhine:
tho . ,
Conditions Cash
angle
FULTON HOUSE.
1-U
M. (ROILY, Auctioneer. "
Uy CRUBLV 4t MunniS.
DESIRABLE REAL ESI ATE.
OBSERVE THE LOCATION.
TXUHS MUST BUIT. ; ;
ON WKDNE8Ds,y, Boptember 10th, J80J, at
10 o'olook A. M.. we will ull f iini., rw....
that Valuable and rery Desirable . , '
HOUSE AND LOT, ,
Hltnatsd npou the N. C Corner of Fourth and
Dook street adjoinins: the ronidoniMi of II. v.
Hitohell. Ksa-. well known u tlm Pmnmii nt i
Ihlloldon, dooeaaed.
, LOT 132X1C0 FEET.
Torma 1-5 cash. bsllKnno (Inn. TlVft Tlirnn mml
four years, with iutorest from dato.
aug SJ 3781taw-!IM3ts
M. I'lOSILr, Auctioneer,
f i ay cituatv At MOKHis. : 'i ;!
110 USE AND LOT AT A UCTION.
DN IVVnia Vhlf A V DVlMmuniin eiriL .a
?t! 0 ? Vm" wl" "eU ' Exchange Corner,
ftueav irjiy uveiisTslUlv -. ;, . r
LOT WITH DWELLDjJG HOUSE
tliereon. sltnatod nuon Tlilnl iirM nnnr.
snd south side of ""T
- OBAlO'tl ALLRY. '" - - '
LotStxtOO. '
Honss oonlains 6 room Anil 1 1 nMM.iH nnl.
houses.
Terme at sale, .
ang i 270-ts
IM. CRONLY. AucUonecr.
By CHONL.V b MUUHI8.
VALUABLE REAL ESI ATE FOR
SALE, LEASE OR RENT, '
Beren (7) lots on west side of Cape Fesr lUror
BT 8. f Bir. ;ISCE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.L
TWO VAXDAULI LOTS on fourth and Daw-
on sweet oa a
O O R N E It L O T.
each lot MiMf feel. If not sold before, will be
onerea at auction at auobange uorner, oa
!,M0NDAY, SEPTEMBER 18thr
at 10 o'clock a. m.
wept 4 .
' J. T. JAME8. Auclioneer.
B jr JAJSSIB A HKARKB.
t- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IK rOBHOANOK OF ACTHOMTT BY A
mortgage deed to the nndereianed. AdminUtre..
tor of Wm. C. Dettenoonrt, deceased, from James
(irant. dated tho 31st or Maroli, 18C8, will be sold
by publio auction at Kxouanga Corner, oa Tuee
day. the 7th day of 8eDtomlier next & lot or nar.
oel of land in the City of Wilmington, beginning
m mo soDiuwoatorq intorasotion or Eighth and
Market etreeta, thence aontbwardly 800 feet,
thence westward! 100 leot. thenae nortlmntl
200 feot to Market street, thence along the line of
Market street, eastwardly 100 root to the begin
ning, on whioh la aituate two Dwelling Tone
meuta with out houses, to be sold separately, A
twulre foot alley at the south end of the corner
lot is reserved for tbe benent of both kits. The
property is insured for 14 eon 'till h m.( f
Marohuext. Terms one-half sash, the residue
un six months credit, or until ths 1st day of
aoiv roewving we uuo naui tne wuoio or
tlio puruhnso mouey bo paid. , .
r. minimi,
. i Administrator and Mortgagee."
angaallO, 1SC . . 87S-f
J. T. JAMES. Auctioneer. .
By JAMBB fc BEAUKt, ' ' '
DESIRABLE UESWXIfOES FOB SALE AT
AUCTION. '
ON TUKBDAY. Beptember Uth. at 10 o'clock
a. m at Kxchange Corner, we will offer for al
that desirable Beaidenee oa Third, between
Hanover and Brunawick streets, known aa tbe
Aft Ton i'HOPACHTV. Hona oont.in. .It
rooms, with store-house and all neceesary out
houses attached. Lot 86x165. -
ALSO, .? wf j
At same time and nlica. Iiouaa asu u
on Hanover, between Beoond and Third streets,
fronting on Hanover and running back to tbe line
oi ine w. w. a. tsxlVH feet.
ionns a sal. .- ..:
saptl -;,.;,-.,.. - i . 280-
WILMItGTON WILDOIT RAILROAD OO..)
OrrioaCaiarEiia. A Omji. BraumDurr,
muiiiiiTOe, a. u., apru no, iscv. )
CDAIVGE OF SCHEDULE.
(H AND AFTER MONDAY, the 30th ln.t.. onr
Wilmington at C0 A. M. and
trains on UiLs road will leave
1:00 A. M. and 10:00 P. M .n.i
arrive at Wflldon. fl6 A. M. and 2:00 P. M. lava
weiuun iu:io a, m, ana i:ta r. n. Arrive at Wil
mington i-M A. M, and 7:U P. M. Tha day train
will not run- on Buadaya. A t daily through
freight train will leave Wilmington (Bandars ex
2fPJl,at 10 i'.iL, for the aosomoaodaUoa of
Truck Farmers, rassengera oan also get accom
modations op said, freight train as far as Uolds
boro'.,! Kn, ,LFBMTn,
aprU 10 ; " iof.tr
GENERAL BDPBRINTFJIDRjrrs OFFICE,)
Wilkikotow & Maxobkstu It. U. Co. V
WiiJfisoTOM, N. C, AprU 10, 1869. )
5C1
ON AND AFTKlt APRIL 11th Passenger
Trains of this Road wiU mil on too follow-
ing schedule i ,
EXPREHB TIIA1NH.
Leave Wilmington daily at 6:15 A. M,
Arrive at Florence .-i .10 M A. M.
Arrive at Klng;svilJa...k,. i:M p, fct.
KingsviUo. ,,.......13:36 P, M.
Arrive at Floronoe , 8:64 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington.....; 0-30 P. M.
Expreas Traia connects closely at Florenoewlth
tha NortheaMtern Railroad fur Charleston and
Chyraw and Darlington Railroad for Cheraw, and
at Kingeville with the South Carolina Railroad for
Augnata. to Which Doillt cars nm thrnuah tnilhnul
atumgt.
. J ACCOMMODATION TRAIN H. ;
Leave WUmimrton diilv. Mnnila .. t P. M
Arrive at Plorenoe ,, 8:40 A. M.
Arrive at Kingevillo 9:00 A. M.
Leave Kinirsville....... 4KKI p. n.
Arrive atilorenoa..... ........ ....... :4a P, M.
Arrive at Wilmiuaton.,. 6:10 A. M.
Accommodation Train oouneoU olosoly at
Florence with tha Northeastern Railroad for
Charleston, aud at Kingeville with the Month
Carolina Railroad for Aaguetev Passengers for
Colombia should take tho Aooomniodation Train.
- ' Wo, MAORAE,
General Superintendent,
aprilll 166-tf
J. T, JAMES, Auctioneer.
By JABS KB At JBBABBB.
'1,
declaring themselves a politi- Vr.i.r;. B.?." ."5?" "'n"'0n nd
.... . .. r. . l umiuau vuiupauj, eacu W1U1 wnarr
iniooi antiuram-Hnop l front in good order, flfl ft fmt
a Central Kxrcotiro com-1 tj'40 ft to Brunswick oounty line. Two Ci) of
frura Wa.hti.giuB.
. : WAsamoTO, dept. 8 -P. M.
Tha revenue reeeipte tn-day was over a million
dollars. ' '
Tho revenue dopsrtment has advices of the
seizure of a lot of tobacco with counterfeit stamps
in the ufth North Carolina district. The sc isure
with ths flxtures aud material, auonnted to fifty
thousand dollars, .
Adilitional troops have boon sout to Moutana.
to protoct tha settlers Bf;ainst the Indians, i
The war department yesterday received from
Attorney Ueneral Hoar, ihia opinion relative to
politioal affairs In Virginia, and has transmitted
the same to (Ion. Canity for his information and
gnidsnop. It depends npon the lattor to make
the full text public t , , .. . . ... -
The Attorney Oeooral aays that tho;Leglltnre
must aa a prareqtiisito, submit ths Constitution
and their action thorn a to Congress for approval.
la this the Tent-Oath will not be required. If
the Constitution and the action of the Wi.Lture
tt approved tho hrUlatnre then brooiues the
Legislature of the Htate of Virginia and the pro
visions of the Constitution flxing the qualifica
tion of each membnr of the legislature necoeas
rily prevails, 'Ike requirements of the reoon-
etruntlnn aot being time anppliod, so far as Vir-
uiuia Is oonoerned, but t-efore euch approval by
Conijreea, Vlrgluia not boing In all I aspects a
Htate of the Union, ths Legislature, aa pro
vluional body, cannot pass laws without its mem-
bors taking the toet-oath. The recoustruotiou
aits require tho "ratification of tho fifteenth
amendment to tbe Constitution of the United
Htatee bfre tbe Htate ean ha admitted to repre
sentation in l:ougrtKH. .
All I. tUHPATCIIKB.
tliem with laree sheila. .
lliree rj) lots and wharvea. Ivinir inmA,li.ilv
between ths Wilmington and WeTdon, snd Wil
mington. Charlotte and i Bnthorfrir.i n.iiro.,1
aepoia.
Fightoon (18) eligible builililig lots, rach front
ing 08 net on Fourth street, running Fast, 160
iu au iuii. auvy in rear.
Fourteen (It) deairablo building lntn, eaoli
fronting 66 feet npon Fifth street, running West
uv iwi w m iuu. alloy id roar.
One-and-a-half IoIh on I'mni tr,.ni nnvirji iui
adjoining Wilmington and Woldon Railroad
track. . ' . - .. , .
Mi'sara. James A Browu will cln ui inrnn.
uuu m io itioauon, O.O., oi tlioaoi.ve property.
enen Dnrtiona or tha ).... nn, i
disiiosnd of previoin to Woiluulay. huptembur
u.ia, Will (-11 Ilia. !
in this city.
aalo.
ang 26
ilay bo i nwod at publio
i n. Aii,. mil a.i-iisLiiirH i iirnnr
Torma liberal and mailo known at
' O. O, PAUHLKYr
2H1-U
m. f R0MT, Auctlooeer.
My ritOMI.Y A MUIIHIS.
FRONT. STREET PROPERTY
,: i APC1JON. - -
(UIHKliVK TI1K LOCATION. ;
ON T1IUIU1DAY. Hentninliar nh iuii .m
o'clock, a. ., we wiU sail at Fxchange Corner,
thijt dcdirsbie '
TWO STORY BRICK STORE, . :
npon wt side of Front one door south of Mar
ket, now ocrnpiod by Mr. J. H. Higbee, with
BRICK WAREHOUSE ATTACHED.
upon (Jui lice's alloy. Lot HU r,i nnnn ie..t
.umuiuB -urns iiwi 4 upon uuince's al
ley, ruuuiug north S3 feet.
j onus at sai.
'"P" . ,-, 2H7- Is
Bf 8, VuTIKIifcF, AuctieTT
DESIRABLE STORES ON N0RTB WATER
STREET AND RESIDENCE ON NORTH,
FRONT STREET FOR RENT. ' ' s
ON THDUHDAY, Beptember 10th, at I0i
o'clock a. m., at Kxehaoge Oornar, if not pre
viously rented in private, wa will offer for one
year irom uotoDer 1st, isuu, that VKSiuavaJE
wiuumon wharf side of North Water street,
betweon Oliesnut and Mulberry, at present occu
pied by A. H. VanBokkeien, Ksq., with rooms
TOHG aouth of and adjoining the above,
now ooonpieu Dy i. u. liuloken, with rooms
BOOTH,
that klioast a A MM) if immediately
opposite these Stores, and now oooupied by II,
a. JOKK, BJKJ. '
BTUUK inimediatoly north of Baloon and at
present occupied by C. a. Dock.
also, ,
I'M AT OSEBIHAB1.IB HKBIDKBCK above
the Confeotionorv Store of Meaara. t). U. Hanka
a uo., on Mortn Uront street, oouteimng eight
waiiurtaoie rooms, it ueslred tba rooms or
uuora oan ue rontou separately. . -.
Conditions at sale, or made known previously
u7 1-F-ivauuu vu un.
sept 1 286
CUA9IBKR OF COMMERCE.
CJI'KCIAL MEETINQ THIS DAY AT 11
dock, to confer with tho Bolldinc GommittAa in
regaru to renting rooms.
v .A. MARTIN.
. . , President,
sept i . 2ttu-lt
INVEST! INVEST!
IN
U'HIU IUI SIIJIllliR
CLOTHING:
Paris, Sept. 8 P. M.
Ths health of Emperor Napnloon is rapidly im
proving.
Maubiii, Sept. 6-P. M.
II id nOlnlall An.innnuJ . V. - . 11 I . .
gives it weight nn.1 roliabilitv-tl.oroforo : . n I ""'"TT0''
nnr rnl inn. or, t ,.rk ,l.,. I" -t- u.o .uiuc.ij id vate-
:.- i v""'r"- i rooia
FOR RENT
s,,eaker is and has been his true Irioml.- fff 7 m inR U'
It is still tho "dear people," but the 'Mom ULh,e .i10?'
noon a t ara now nil oolorml naonln. Tl. y""..'l-.
Chinese qnostion will offer aa irresistible
temptation. It will be well nigh impose
ble to refrain from saying to our colored
friends, "Let there be no strife, I pray thee.
between thee and me, Wa have always
Deen mends, wa played togetlier and
fought each other as boy, esen taking ' a
white man's chance.' We do not blame
you for beiug free. ' We have always wished
to be friends with you. In proof ot this we
nave opposed and still do oppose tba intro
duction oi these uniuesw people, who ean
11 va on rioe and water, and therefore con
work cheaper than yoa can, who must eat
meat If they come yoa most work
mors and harder, and at lower rates, and
wa ara opposed to their ooming here to
take your work away from you." To ex
pec i political paruzans to forego auon an
opportunity as thia to gain office and pow
mic
tion nnd filling of their stores, for tha lov
of mighty changes and groat improvements
in trade una general progress is near at
hand. W'adotiboro' Aryus.
Agricultural Society.--The Cumber
land County Agricultural Society met in
Saturday, in
T. J.
the ohttir. and an
interesting prncticnl address was delivered
by Col. K. M. C. Williamson. Vice-Presi
dent of the Society.
A committee was nppoiotea to eon for
with farmers in the sdioiuing oonnties in
regard to the formation of Distriot Asso
ciation to promote the agricultural inter
ests of this region of eoantry. A oom
mittee was also appointed to inauira what
amount of f unds will bs necessary to plaoe
the Fair Grounds belonging to the Society
ia good repair, and also to sea if tha
money necessary oan be raised and if it
can, whether it is expedient to have the
repairs made immediately with a view of
Holding a Uounty r air this Fall.
Ihe next regular meeting of tbe Society
wiu do neia on in iaai oatqrasy in Sep
tember. Fsyetteville Presbyterian.
Firemen's I'aradb. The parade of the
London, Hept. 3 P M.
A ll.l..kl - A
a ii linn Gunipauj proposes to ostaoUsh a
rcgalarhusof etoaniehipe between Naplrs and
Maw Xork.
Tbo public opinion here is skeptical regarding
ths health of tho Eniporor Napoleon. II ia ap
prehended that his roal ooadiuon is oonooaled
from tho public, which will not be removed until
the Kmporor is seen driving about ths streets.
A correspondent la ths Tunes, in speaking of
ths ealamity la the oottoa trade, says that it wu
owing to tho Increase of ths consuming power at
ins time whan ths raw material was decreasing.
He argues that it wonld be folly In ths American
planters to grow Ave millions bales of cotton at
doubls the sxpenss of land and labor, when the
same proot will bs realised from half ths amount.
sjinum ut UUTUIIKU, TO Iht
rwrmu .r. ""'It-"18 """US WAHK
HOU8K and two nvvinvji i ,i.. i..:-
...... . , . , ' .H .11U uiwtj
UUI1U1IIK. OOUUI WIUT HtrnA. llutl annfl. ,r
Amrinire and Woat'a AnnU..n wii.., Tl'"
lite JUW1.LLINO and BTOILE latelv oconiiiivl
,i iL iTiimiogMin l(),t. .
I ' - . rf1"? na -OW10LLINO (woodnn)
5-Ii.-iMJ?VKJ,iaJ,u't nisnuoned buildingTboth
tIi .J Mrket 8treet' be'"" Heooud and
Kent navable nnartArl anil .x,,.i i
....u.i. j n;Uri,jt Aiipiy a
H. VAMAMBINQ,
Auctioneer, or
WM. A, 11AU11Y.
S77-U
IT 18
CHEAP!
at ;
M UN HUN A COU
jrdarui.nts made to order.
HS Market Street.
ei't . aw-
ang 31
8. VaiAMRIWE, Anelioneer.
On motion of tha counsel for tha pris
soner the casa was left open until Satnrday
in order to seenre the presence of wit
Beasea. ' - ' ''-
tTm. Pool and Wm. Wiggins, charged
by Jos. l'arrott with being accessories be
er at the cheap price ol a few honied words Fim
sasa-aft . U a ww""-- "-twauaj,
at mv bxa7sjb uivj mabui "wa uuuihu utB.urv I mi.. i . . M
is capable oL They will surely do it, if let ?rZ?? Ti nU."
alonaTlt becomes r... then, the people K:..d'ho. bojn' j1" u thu
of North Carolina, whose every interest is "uu""f 'ruBOUluu , PP-
ataked upon the issue to see to ft that we are I f VVl .JHZ!? " .X"
not cajoled and hoodwinked into a suicidal f"!611: Prti?"to
poUoyby a few designing party loaders ttTTkT..."; i .i "f v ,COI"H0
Vnoik oni. thi, nmn Vnn.i and . Upon the am vJ of the train from Oolde-
- 7Z.'Jr. .s t i' i;..:lro. the lialeigh Uook and Ladder Com
"rSlS'"vAAwavJAija abmi uiuiUAa)to J L a
supply of oar demand for Ubor ia a matter "SLTr1 P?"-
.... unini i-.iiL'i iiHHr iinninn WAinnmavi
practical unportanoe to ns IaIai . - k"k""
nartT. wahnn1.1hoarfnlnnt tnftm. !!",,u.ou . w WWnBH . U. IM-
m;t nri. Z. ::jZ:nZZ', .T I trev in the most fehcitious man
ctinininar. i;rXi:i ?er;. Ihe viaiUng firemen were then
. . -j r . -linritAil mm tha vailm.il JiaI
untu we are thoroneh t aatiafied it ia in . .
perfect aooordanoa with oar wiahea and in- "f wew "P:
tercet noon thia rr.L naramnnnt U l" J"1" " ne PWa for tliem.
--s I amaaiiiiff tKak aviawaaa K A aL
VtAOOAAJQ ssaAV w asBjuuss, SMS17J aMB IUVV hUm
trmiQ. As it moTea off oboer Alter ohoer
was given for the Italeigb bojs. vhiob
io growiag. t
PfKW ADVEITISEMENTS,
FOR SENT.
rsius inu BivBI UWIUiNa, with d
JL eight rooms, - tneladlng basement, I ..I
opposite the Journal oflioa, Princess street, JaJL
uvuu oraer an eonvenieoee to business maks
ui. iav vary aesiraoie.
Apply to .!
E. P. OKOBOS, or
CBONLY A M0BRI8.
sept i 880-34
a IcM ef wswLfc,
UAJirorniA paper reports that there
thev returned ia a vigorous manner. Alto-
along the banks ot tha Sacramento river,
.lT .. .., lying m bbces ,,. thai ncention waa a hImm -i
ig uenuii oi tnaBcramento river, ", th. M w r r"
n 'I'Amaha Kntta Unit.. I a-
Tobetias,M S.TOaT . .The rrade was continued until night-
tnas uu.uuu mors were
; to ioltowfW L1 t"0" b!
110,000 tou as the yield ot five oouutioa: ...S a
Onr claim that Newlwrn liaa tha tiaat
rHoo. Jeffarson Davis Will rrobablr re-1 Fira DeDartmnnt in tha Rtaisi ami lb.
eidaiaOreak Ikitaiafor ilia rest of his I handsomest Uremen, was fully substantial
life. His health at present is Rood. - , tad vesterdav. Nawbarn Jour nfCom.
i J 1 - sr ' " - . , - - .t
MISS MCHLBACH'8 FAM0C8 K0VEL8
JoeKPH II aad his Court; ' ' i T ' -
Frederick the Oreat and his Court:
..aSvB0J8oof4; yrederio Uie
1 - u urn m Mouf,
Frederick the Great aad his Family- -Henry
VUI aad Oatharine Farrj
Loniaa of Prussia and bar Times:
Maria Antoinette aad bar Bon;
Tha Daughter of an Empress j
Napolaoa and the gneea of Pnuais;
The Impress Josephine;
Napoieoa aad Blutooer;
Old Frits and tha New Kra;
Andreas Hofer;
Qoethe and Bohiller;
110 oKugeoe and his Times.
IIElNBBEBGEB'a .
mtam-'. - Lire Book tUora,
. WBsrkrtHnM,
D06 fOLLABH D 1HT7TI M.
FXATBEB DC8TKBH. BTKP LAODJaRS.
Linen and Onttoa vi i. i.i.
Uaraeea. Trnnka. HadJlaa. WLiuT v.ii2- nCT
valiog Bag., Whips, Carryba7uiraabriawiea,
U". Hamaa, lUiod Wlk7 Ae.. TfeJ
laa, at No. 8 BouU Front St., Wilmingtoa, N. O.
.., TOiHAat SCO.
ALi71IAbs f V BLAKkS
JjH)B IALI AX TH1
IT t 1 WW A T W- w-a
iaisUA ishts UKAL ESTA TE i'nii
RENT FROM OCTOBER, 11809,
TO OCTOBER U. 1870. f
- w..wmim, a. prvaent oeonpied by
Murnhv. Hnnaa a I iJ?L 1
with kitohea and ail asceryluthoiii'"'''
appiy to
B. VahAMBINQK,
' : Aaetioaeer. -ALSO,
House on Priaoess street with a rooms.
. Apply to ojiir- r '
t :i i ) it .a. tAkABtaiHaK."" '
t- '' ' I V twBssr.
also,
. WHARF FOIt RENT,
-' Apply to . : ; , -j
8, TakAMBIHQbC
' ' ", ' ' Auetiouser.
ALSO,
Hon n Casus stmt, containing 8 rooms.
ALSO, : 1
Honae on Wostcr street, oontaiaing 4 room..
ALSO,
Tea small bouses ovsr tha Bailmi
FOB SALE,
Two ft) haff Iota on Qajimt, '- - - - :-
any uiiormauoa ta rerard ta tha ahaM
vtvvmif appiy io -.
8. TAjtAatKINQE,
Auctioneer and Boal Katale Broker.
287-tf
BAGGING !
gXTBA HEAVV UAOaiNO ;
STANDARD KEKOSENK AND LAltD
6KEAT 80CTIIKU PAS8EKGER AND
FREIGHT INLAND AIR LINE.
Between Hew fork and Netr Orleans!
amd aix rjrruanf atb omss amd fijlozs.
riUME FREIGHT FORWABPED BY PA88EN
1 OEB TBAINB, and at LOW UATKH. No
Intwranc newMOry. . . . ,t.
To imrohaae Tioketa. or lor rataa nf Tranaimr.
tation and other information, apply at tha Gener
al Oflloe, SHI Broadway, oorner of Beads street.
New York,
' f'fTEB MALLBTT, ,1 V
. ) - General Agent
New York. Jnne IA. 1HSN . i. auui
Wil., Charlotte & Rutherftord R. R,
GSirtBAL OTMBIMTSDEMt'S OrnCB, t
WiuriKOToa, N. tt. May 18, 1800. f
ON AND AFTKH MAY 1STB, the Passenger
train on this Boad will leave Wilmington on
Tuesday, Thursday and Batu'day at 7 o'olook, A.
M.
Arrive at Bookingham time flays, at 81 F. M,
Arrive at Wadesboro' ( Stage) at P. M.
Leave Wadesboro' (Btage) oa Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday, at 1 IVM.
Leave Bookingham on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 6:90 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington same days at S P. M, '
r - :.. - W. L KVKRKTT, "
1 i . ', General Superintendent,
, maylS , ., . lst-kf
4 u,i
. CL0TUIN6 1
CLOTHING.
.JUST HECEIVEI),
1000
coo
LIN UN OOAT8.
rants.
it II 99 to $ 00
,.,.1 00 to,.,
do.
BOO 5. do. . thislars '., II 00 f ' -
ALrAOA COATS; v .
PKENCn DRAB De'ETE SUITS;
BLUE FLANNEL do. '
WHITE LINEN DUCK d -
ENC1LISH WALKING SUITS ;
; Hold at great Bargains. v
, ALSO, ON HAND, . f .
Large stoek of While and Colored ' LINRN
' V ; SHIBTfl, 80 Cents to f 3 M; ' ' J
Neck Ties, 10 cents and upwards ; '
Paper and Linen Collars all new stylea. i
A. DAVID.
No.
27 Market st.
' -aau
FIRST-CLASS GOODS
AT
OILS,
Just received.
sept 4
DcBOSSET A CO.
-LIME:
A OABGO OF FBU8H BTONK LIME I
Wust racelved. and ready for delivery, at redu
ced rates from Wharf. For sale by
FABULOUSLY LOW PRICES!
QOMPBIHINO A WALL SELECTED BTOCK
.,. , OF . i ' if
DRV WD WV (,'OOD.V,
SUCH AS
sept 4
D. O.
WORTH,
, asa-st
LICUT . WEIfiOm
"yiBGINIA AND NOBTH CABOLINA
TOBACCO,
- -vsry desirable, at "
septs i-
VanSIOKLEB,
, ass-at
PIAN08 TUNED.
Fibril
CALICOES, ;
DLEAOUED AND' " ' -BIt0WN
DOMESTICS,
SUMMER POPLINS, -
"-T" "FRENCH LA WNS,
SPRING DE LAINES, " ""
X JACK) NETS
SWISS MUSLIN. . ,., f .
- ; - - CHECK MUSLIN
t -
i -. .
isKraunH wihttin1 i. i. . .,... n,,na
SSM&!'mNfD NAooKst
Profeaaor IJItlla 4. 11.1 1. t. I -
recommended by U. prea. svorwheW. ' I , IRISH LINENS.
mil . ....... -
I'AHI.M! I. INK MM :
sept 9
; RE9I0T1L.
ANDEESON'S HAT STORE
TTAB BXKN BJCMOYED
AA
LINEN NAPKINS,
septa
INK ! INK! t'
CY 8TKAMKB
2BCE1YD
targe assortment of INK, '
BLACK AND.
TO-DAY, A
VIOLET, j
A No. 1 article, for sals at ' '
Kom omv I ;HpfIIi8MQM'a UT B00K BTOaS:k-
oneBIdS, SS10 ZLZ&.JWgiLDIEff and MISSES', HOSE,
1 " SVSjSMtSXa UMII - '
auu swaj qiiu,
BtiUat -n.,:ii.- :--
2. TBM BlQN OH TBE TREK.
LADIES AAD GENTS
ale.
fJIWO FINI
TOR
houses,
-lIAKDKimCnTEFS
Mi
LADIES' AND
weu seutea for riding or driving. Bold for waat
i UK 1 auyii u
misses' 'atoms.:
sept S
w. r.
POTTEB.
WATER WHEELS.)
TfrAKRKB'B TVBXBUBBI IS TUB SUI
VV saade. tbe nsoas aeonosaieaL Bawabia aad
ompai woau, IB IM mutri.
. A. ' wtilll
iS ,i-- Airt. Aaaar. Water WhaOo., "
' SI lUoAaoge Btraot, osaoo. Mass.
Jas lls-aadSas
aDdaearly STery article that practical nee aad
refined tastaean dealra.
Do not hesitate, bat call at once. '
la connection with the superior indnnm!i.
offered, we allow a disoouat of 6 per muL n. .11
Cash Bills above 110 00,
JaasS?
A.TOLt 4
" H Market gtreef.
231