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WILMINGTON, N. C, SUNDAY MORNING. NO VEMlJEIt 28, 18(50.
WHOLE -NUMBER 5,395.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
WILMINGTON 2f C.
SUNDAY, NOV'EMBER 237l8(i9.
From tho Balcigk Sentinel.
puon:i:r.iG's of the legisliitkk
. SENATE.
Thursday, Nov. 25, 1 SCO.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS. '.
Bill lo abolish tho Special Court in the
city of Wilmington came np on motion of
A. II. (lullonny, colored. Its further con
sidorutioii wus postponed for two weeks.
On motion of Mr. Brogden, the rules
woro suspended nnd the bill to protoct tho
HhorilT of certain counties was tukcu up.
This bill iilHpouda the collection of tax on
tho Wilmington & Woldon Railroad, uuhl
tbe constitutionality of said taxis aseer
r taiued. .
f ... Mr. Jones, of Wake, moved to amend so
no to extomf the same privileges to the
Sheriffs of Halifax, Warren, Franklin and
Woko counties, so far ns taxes due by the
Iiaiwgti a.- t, iuston Kailroad (Jompany are
oouoernod, which was lost, and tho bill
was rejected.
CALENDAR. "
Resolution requesting -tho Representa
tive of this State in CoiigrefS to uso their
influence to scotiro the loan of $1,000,000
to be appropriated in the purohase of lands
to be divided into farms of 20 acres each,
for those who are unable to furnish homes
for themselves. .
A. it. Galloway, colored, movod to
amend, by inserting after " 20 acres of
land," " and A MUI.B," which was lost.
Mr. Lissitor moved to amend by insert
ing alter " 81,000.000," " or its equivalent
in publio lands " which prevuiled, and the
resolution was adopted.
Resolution proposing- to raise it Joiut
Committee to take into consideration the
burthens of taxation, and to report some
measure for tho relief . of the people.
Adopted. -
V 1IOU.SE OF IUSPRESENTAT1VES.
Thubsdav, Nov. 2".
7 unfinished business,
was j hen taken up. The resolution for
the investigation of alleged frauds in the
management of certain railroad bonds in
troduced by Mr. Welch.
Tho question was ou tho substitute of
Mr. Ellis, which had been accepted by
wr. Helen.
Harris of Wake, offered as a substitute
of the whole, the bill introduced into the
Senate yesterday by Mr. Lassiter, on the
same subject.
Mr. Durham said he was in favor of Mr.
..Ellis' substitute, because it named a com
mittee, majority of whom could not bo
bought. If tho same course was pursued
as iu the last investigating committee, it
would simply amount to a white-washing
affair, and he would move to lay the whole
matter on the table. The people believe
that corruption in its vilest form exists in
the management of the bands, and demand
that this Liegislatare shall appoint a com'
inittce of irreproachable character to in
vestigate the matter thoroughly. He favor
ed the substitute of Mr. Ellis, because it
looked toward an honest investigation,
the other did not. Ho was opposed to
these white washing committees, &o.
Mr. Pou said the substitute amounted to
simply nothing. He was in favor of tho
Hon.se investigating the matter in Commit
tee of the whole; he thought the idea of
naming the committee in the resolution
was an insult to tho presiding officers,
was ridiculous, as the rules specially al
lowed the House to name committees if it
saw proper.
Mr. Moore of Chowan favored the sub
stitute because it gave tho Governor power
to appoint the committees, and its rejec
tion would be an insult to tho Chief Ex
ecutive. . jj i ,
Mr. Durham said he was satisfied a fair
investigation was not going to be allowed;
the proposition of Mr. Ellis was making
members wince. It was to be presumed
that the Governor would be satislied with
the men elected by Directors of his own
appointment ; therefore he waa not the
man to appoint the committee. He thought
there were members on the floor who
would move heaven and earth to provent
tho investigation of these alleged frauds.
If Mr. Ellis' proposition ba defeated
any committee that may be raised would
simply amount to another white-washing
affair.
J. H. Harris, of Wake, colored, advo
cated the adoption of bis substitute in a
long speech.
Mr. Pou next took tho floor, and whi le
arguing against tho substitute a message
was received from the Senate informing
the House of the passage of a bill to fur
ther protect the interest of the Stato in
certain railroads and to require accounta
bility ou the part of their officers.
Mr. Pou resumed his remarks and fa
vored the idea of an examination by the j
House in the Committee of the Whole.
Mr. Malone said :
I call attention to this substitute the
first section creates a commission yes, a
commission an office, this is in keeping
with the past conduct of this Legislature,
that is to create offices. Another section
gives them instructions to report by August,
1870. Will this meet the anxious demand
of a distressed people, calling for invest! -
gation into the conduct of our agents ?
.Those who in good faith ask for an investi
gation wish it novo we want no May wo
want to know before we close this session.
Another section gives the committee a
olerk at & per day.
There are other objections to this sub
stitute, and I do not think that live men
can be fonnd in this House to vote for the
creation of a munificent office with per
petual existence equal at least to the Code
Commission. Mr. Speaker, we want no
more offices bat we want more good faith
in the oonduot of those entrusted with the
destiny of North Carolina.
Alter some further debate, I-batn Sweat
(ooL) arose and said that $1,500,000 had
been appropriated to road in bis section
which he believed would never be built. .
1'e was opposed to Harris' substitute
and somewhat opposed to Mr. Ellis', be
cause he thought that when matters per
taining to the State's interest involving
millions of dollars was being examined
that the entire representation should nave
a hand in it.
He had at first favored Mr. Ellis' propo
sition bat now thought the idea of Mr.
Pou a better one.
He agreed with Mr. Durham that a fair
investigation ooold not be had by a com
mittee appointed under the old mode.
ir. Luflia moved to postpone and make
the matter special for Tuesday next.
Mr. Welch said he had offered his reso
lution in the best spirit and not influenced
by any partisan motive and the ory of Par
ty! Party!! was a most flimsy pretext to
defeat investigation. Republicans were
making tho matter a party measure, for
they would have a majority in both brunch
es of tho proposed committee. They had
a mnjoritv in both branches of thin Lee is-
i laturo and they wore rosponsiblo for tbeso
appropriations.
The Governor was charged with com
plicity with tho "Ring," he (Mr. Welch)
did not believe the charge yet it was open
ly charged, and therefore he (tho Govern
or) could not with delicacy appoint the
committee.
Mr. Welch tuen proceeded, to give
feketch of tho matters pertaining to th
construction of tho Western Division
the Western N. C. R. R. Notwithstanding
the millions appropriated money could not
lie bad to pay the laborers and that nnle
money was forthcoming work must stop,
Mr. l'ou wished to know if the l'rosi
dent of the road had nijt visited the road
during tho summer months.
Mr. Welch, I never heard of him West
of Ashevillo.
Mr. Pou, surely ho visited his Road at
some timei1
Mr. Welch, I never hoard of him. Tho
newly elected President was at Ashevillo
when he was elected.
- Mr. l'ou, what salary does he got?
Mr. Welch, $2,500.
Mr. Welch then concluded his remarks
by saying that this matter was raising
howl, somebody was gottiug scared and
hurt and that every man who wished to in
vestigate these frauds would support Mr
i.Ilin proposition.
Mr. Uodnett favored Mr. Ellis' proposi
tiou and opposed the motion to postpone
iu a speech of some length.
Mr. Vest moved to adjourn. Lost.
Tho qnention recurred upon Mr, Lailin'i
motion to postpone until Tuesday.
The yeas and nays being called the mo
lion was rejected by a vote of yeas 1, nays
Mr. Durham said that it had been ar
gued that if this substitute was rejected
and Mr. Ellis' proposition was adopted, it
would bo an insult to tho Governor, ou
perintondeut of Public Works and the pre
siding officers of the two Houses. Why if
vou allow the Governor to appoint, will l
not offend the Superintendent of Publio
Works. If yon appoint the Superinten
dent of Public- Works, will it not offend
the Govornor and so on with all of them.
Mr. Sinclair favored the substitute and
opposed Mr. Ellis' measure.
After some further debate Mr. Pou
moved to lay tho whole matter on the table
m order that he might have an opportuni
ty of introducing a resolution to make the
investigation, in committee of the whole.
The motion was rejected by a vote of yeas
21, nays 00. (Here innumerable points of
order were discussed, and a- host of mo
tions to adjonrn inado and rejected.)
Mr. Welch colled the previous question
Tho call was sustained and the question
recurred upon the substitute offered by
Harris, of Wake, (oolored) the yeas and
nays being called resulted yeas 41, nays 51
The question recurred on the adoption
of Mr. Ellis' proposition. The yeas and
nays being called resulted in the following
vote :
Yeas. Messrs. Argo, Armstrong, Banner,
budm, isodoie, Handler. Ulayton, Dans, David
son. Durham. Ellis, Farrow. Fore bee. Gathng.
Gibson, Gilbert, Qricr, Hawkins, Hicka, Hilliard,
High, iiouoott, norney, Humphries, Jams,
Kelly, of. Davie. Malone. MathesoD. McMillan.
Hendenhall, Moore, of Alamance, raider, Bob-
inson, Shaver. Smith, of Allesrbaney. Smith, of
Wayne, fctanton, Thompson, Wolch, Whitley,
Williams, of Harnett. 41.
Nays. Meters. Ashwortb, Blair, Carson, Ga
ry, cawthorn, Cherry, Crawford, Dixon, Elling
ton, Forkner, Foster, Gahagan, Graham, Ganter,
Harris, of Wake, Hendricks, Hinnant, Modem,
Hndginga, Justico, of Itutherford, Kelly, of
Moore, Kinney, Lallin, Leary. long, of Chatham,
Lout;, of iiiclnuoud. Mayo, McCanless, Moore, of
Gbowan, M iril, Morris, Pearson, feck, Pou,
v rice, I'roct jr, uagianu, xtea, lienrrow, iteynoiua,
biiignst, Sinclair, himonds, Snipes, Stevens,
Mwi-nt, Bykoa. veetal, Yost, wilkie, Williams,
Wilson. 55.
Mr. Pou offered a resolution, that the
House, on nnd after Tuesday next at 2
o'clock, will resolve itself into the Commit
tee of the whole, each dry, to examine
these alleged frauds.
rending the consideration of the reso
lution the House adjourned.
To tbe Clergy and Laity of the Dio
ceses of North Carolina, South Car
oliiu, Gcorgia( Florida, Alabama.
Mississippi. Louisiana. Texas, Ten
uesscc. aud iu Arkansas,
Dead Biiethben :
At the annual meeting of tho Trustees of
the University of the South in August last,
the undersigned were appointed a Com
mittee to address yon on the subject of tbe
Offering on the 3d Sunday in Advent, and
to urge its collection in every Parish and
Congregation in the South.
ion may remember, that the plan of an
annual offering was adopted by the Trus
tees at the meeting of last year, and soon
after commended to you by tho ten Bish
ops, (who are ex-olhoio irustees), in a
Pastoral Letter. For various reasons but
few Parishes responded, and very little was
given. Ihe hope is earnestly cherished
that this may not bo the case again.
A brief statement of the condition, wants
and claims of the "University" must suffice
for our present purpose The Junior De
partment was opened in September, 1808.
The close of the first year found tbe num
ber of students, (nearly one hundred), too
large for tbe accommodations provided. I
In view of the state of things a measure
of success almost unexampled in any simi
lar undertaking the Board, at its late
meeting, appointed a special agent, the
Rev. O. P. Thackara of Florida, to raise,
by personal effort in onr Parishes, at least
twenty-five thousand dollars, for the erec
tion of additional boarding houses, and a
building for the Grammar School, to be
ready, if possible, by the opening of the
Lent Term in February next. Mr. Thack
ara has consented, though at much sacri
fice, to undertake the work. He is emi
nently fitted for it, and earnestly com
mended to you in its prosecution. The
object cf his mission, however, is entirely
distinct from the "annual University Offer
ing," which is to continue from 'year to
year, to assist n the gradual development
of this central educational School of the
Church in our midst Through this, the
channel of onr parochial offerings in every
place, it is designed to give all our people
an opportunity for systematic- contribution
to an object which ought to be dear to
their hearts; and in this way, as well as by
information thns annually imparted, to
interest them the more in its progress.
A self-in p porting point has been reach
ed as to tbe salaries of the Professors.
Beyond this the receipts from tuition can
scarcely be expected to go. To provide
for permanent College buildings, the nt
enssary apparatus in every department of
instruction, and the purchase of books for
the Library, (now numbering over 4,000
volumes,) funds moat be raised from other
sources. Muoificsut endowments aud bo
quests by individuals will doubtless come
in the course of time to tbe aid of the
"Univorsity." But upon these we can not
rely to meet tho pressing necessities of its
early growth which have been mentioned
It is rather to u steady stream of ooutri
bution from the members aud friends of
tho Church throughout bur borders that
wo must look, aud on this wo hopefully
and confidently rely. To Mi end the
plan of the "Advent Offuriug" was pro
posed and adopted. Whether largo or
small in any place, it will nevertheless
help to swell the general amount which is
now, aud will continue to be, so much
ueedod. Of tho original subscription of
about four hundred thousand dollars, but
little we fear, can now bo collected. No
Stato endowment can come to onr aid.
Our brethion iu other portious of tho laud
have their own Church work to encourage
and support. o must therefor of ne
cessity rely to a great extent upon our
solves. And as we ought to do this, so we
believe with tho rapidly returning pros
perity of our people, their common oba
gation in this important behalf will be
met in unnnully increasing measure.
The general plan of the University, as
embodied in tho Constitution nnd statutes,
was intended to combine tho boot features
of those great Schools of Learning in the
old world which nave so long tionrisued, as
well as of the best in our own oouutry.
Aud iu Its religious aspect nt least, as it is
developed with time and ample endow
meuts, it will doubtless mark a now era in
the history of American University educa
tion. Though now iu its infancy, the Fao
ulty is believed to be equal to that of any
other Institution of corresponding age and
numbers to be found. The Trustees are
determined to reach the highost possiblo
standard of scholarship in teachers and pu
pits alike. Any existing defects growing
out of our limited means and the rapidity
with which the School has filled up, will be
remedied as speedily as possible. The
nhnmntnr nf the ltnard of Trustees, com
posed is it is of the Bishops, and of one
Clergyman and two Laymen, oleoted tri
ennially by tbe Conventions of tbe several
Dioceses, should inspire confidence, as fur
nishing every roosonablo guaranty of effi
cient oversight, and a spirit of devotion to
the advancement of the Church in its in
tegrity and the best interests of the young.
Kvery facility possiblo, as our means
permit, will be extended to the sons of the
Clergy. They are now reoeived at half
tbe usual rates of tuition, and muoh more
will be done for them hereafter. In the
Theological Department, as it is built up
in the future, will be found one of the
most important aids to the growth of the
Chnroh in our widely extended field. But
we cannot dwell on these points at further
length. The cause of the "Universitv is
the .cause of all the Dioceses interested in
the work. Of its importance to the Church
and the rising generation, too mnon cannot
be said. Cathouo in spirit, oomprehen
sive in soope, and elevated in its aims, it
is worthy of the Church, designed to meet
the highest educational wants of our
people, nnd is one of the first necessities
of the times. ' It has survived a state of
things which not only suspended all effort.
but seemed for a time to threaten its ex
tinction. And now if our people, who are
or ought to be most deeply interested in
it, have faith in themselves, in those to
whom tho work is more immediately com
mitted, and iu the blessing of God npon
our effort, final success, such as was at
first anticipated by the Fathers who lod
the way, but are fallen asleep Polk, and
Elliott, and Otey, and Cobbs, and Rut
ledge final success, such as they antici
pated, will bo placed beyond all peradven
ture. It may not bo seen to tho full, and
will not in our day : but our children and
our children s children will gather there in
the time to come to rejoice in the light
thereof, and bless tho memories of those
who laid its foundations.
The foresigdt which selected for the
University" the beantiful plateau of the
Cumberland rango, will be appreciated
more and more as its unsurpassed advan
tages are developed in tbe future. Two
thousand feet above the level of the
sea, gently undulating, witn numerous
springs of purest water, a most sain
brious climate, a rich forest growth,
inexhaustible quantities of stone, and
coal in abundance accessible by rail
road to all parts of the country, and
yet in its healthful isolation exempt
from those temptations to dissipation ana
vice in the young which elsewhere so gen-
ally aboitnd, there is probably no locality on
tbe continent better adapted to the perma
nent growth and success of such an insti
tution.
We can only commend, in conclusion, to
your fostering sympathies and generons
upport, this noblo undertaking ; for with
out these it cannot succeed. The Clergy
are earnestly requested to read this address
full to their congregations ; and to
provide, on the day appointed, the 3d Son
day in Advent, or if that is impracticable,
on some occasion soon after, for such of
ferings as their people will cheerfully give.
And may God incline their hearts to con
tribute liberally, according to the ability
which He hath given them.
All sums collected should be forwarded
Dr. H. M. Anderson, General Treasur
er, Rome, Georgia.
Alkx. Ukf.oo, Jiishop of Texas.
J. Freeman Youko, Bishop of Florida.
M. A. Ctjbtis, Clerical Trustee, N. C. .
W. C. Williams, Clerical Trustee, Ga.
J. M. Bankisteb, Clerical Trustee, Alu.
T. E. B. Peoues, Lay Trustee, Miss.
November 1, 1809.
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or. The Under. World or th. Uraat
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Avoid the Kaitroad to ruin. Signal, of danger
are up. Muuk Mosey im it rou Live Aoents
tbam any otueu fooK. Takos tliroo presee. all
the time to print faat enough. One Aqmt took
11Q Orders in 10 day. 740 page., 15 illustra
tions. Frico, S3 ao Agent. Wanted. Ad
dreB. N. Y. BOOK CO.,
IIS Naseau Stroot, N. Y.
HVNTKR'S Ol'IDK.-Tui BEAL "origi
nal." 22,000 Mild. Tell, bow to bunt, trap
and eatch ALL animal from mink to bear. 110
tanning secrets. 64 pages, well bound. Erory
boy need. it. It wiU FAY. Honey refunded if
not eatianed. Only 25 eta., poet-paid. Addreaa
BUNTKK A 00., FabUsbera, Binadale, N. H.
ASK yoar Dor tor or Dragg let larlWKBV
(IVININBIt ennala (bitter) Qultiin.. Manu
faotored by V. BTEAUNH, FAltB Co., ObciulaU.
N.w York.
CHILBUHN'M PATRIVT
RED JACKET AXE
MISCEUAXEOUS.
MiiiuinriihCr
RM) OI'FMMi (M'TORKR 1st, I860.
K11LE0ADS
LAHQKUT STOCK OF MERCHANT
TAir.oMNLi uoom IN
ma an'
clotiih. CAaaiMiiuiia, vlotingh,
Km, Km, Km
HAVINO ENUAOED TIIK HFUVIOKS OF A
llr.t-olaaa lttltr, who ba. bad many year.
sxperlonco in the Urncat Northern establish-
menu, w. are now prepared to oiake to order
an.
an
y doaoriptiim uf Hiula at tho ahorte.t ootioo,
it with perfect taiiafactinn to the purchaser.
CLOTI1INO !
CLOTIlINa 1 1
CLOTHING 1 1 1
Wo havo now ou html the Unreal .took of
Men' a. youlha' and Ohlldren'a Olulliinit, Fnruiali-
ing Ooods, Fancy Arliclca, Ifnta, eto., Iu tlio oily.
Cllvw n. a -aal I anal Jails, lor Tonrarlv...
OadctHiiita for Oaim 1'car Actdomy made to
order, - .
- tiuir.H ,urAT io w mm t
DAVID WEIL,
anpt 30
XT Market Street,
LinilGUATIOiV
Orncs or tbs N. O, Imsiquatios AasooiATtOM,
WUniiugtou, Nov. Bth, 1BCD.
Tbs nnder.lirn.d. havinir been duly anoolnted by
th. North Caroline Immigration Aaaociatlou their
Agont for the state ot North Oarolina, t. now
prepared to farnlah Farm Hands, atechanloa, and
uoua. eervauia, at auort Butloo, ana uvitts or.
aura ror tue aauie. .
For particular, terms, and condition., apply
tu iu hu ri; Agent,
at Onioa foot Bed Cross Btnet.
nov 0 88-tf
At
nov 20
DON CARLOS, J
, . anil
IDA LEWIS,
ANDKIWON'S.
40
LONfi CLEAR SIDES.
BOXES L0NQ OLEAB HIDES,
DRY SALTED.
For sale at lowoat flgaroa by
A. II. snEPPEBSON A 00.,
nov 2
Sgoth Wator at.
Bl-
Is bettor than onr regular .liaped Axe. for these
reasons : first It out. deeper. rJaoomt It don't
tick io tho wood. Third II does sot Jar the
hand. Fbun7tNo time Is wanted in taking the
Aie ont of the cut. Ffth With the same labor
yon will do one-third more work than with regn
lar Axe. Bed paint ba. n.lhinir to do with tbe
good nualitie. of this Axe, for all our Ax., aro
paintou rou. u your hardware atoro doe. not
keen our goofla. we will Eladlv answer Inanirim
or All your order, direct, cr give yon tho name of
mo Dearer; nnaicr wno Keep, onr Axea.
L.IPPIMUOTT At BAKICWKL.L.,
Pltubarsh. Pa.
Bole ownor. of Colburn's and Bed Jaokct FatenU.
SOMBTIIIIMO in the Star for Koerybody.
Star la the Wtit, 1870. An 8 page Culver-
salist family weekly, giving current secular new..
Edited by Bey. Dr. Williamiom A J. S. O ant
well. 12 50 per year in advance. Premium to
new anbacribers. Send for specimen. Addreaa
WILLIAMSON A PANT WELL, Cincinnati. Ohio.
WANTED AGENTS. 1220 per month to .ell
the only OENUINK IMFBOVED (MJMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWINO MACHINE. Prlr.
only Sis. Great inducements to Agents. This
is the moat popular Hewing Machine of the day
make, the fa mon a "Elaatio Lock Stitch" will do
any kind of work that can be done on any Ma
chine 100,000 Mid and the demand ooo.tantly
increasing. Now is the time io take an Agenoy
Mend lor circulars. MflJeinare of inrrmaert.-M
Addreaa BEOOMB A CO., Boston, Mass., Pitta-
burgh, Pa., or Su Louis, Mo.
3 TAR SPANOLK0 DARN Kit." It .till
J wavea, bettor than ever, llich, Bare. Ha-
cy. Jjeilger aizo, 40 column. Wit, Humor, Fun,
Hnmbug. exposed. Elegant f:l uteel plato
" Evangeline " OKATIS to fc VEBY aubeoriber.
Only 75 ota for a whole year Steel plate ritKB,
Speoimens 6 ct. Addree. 11ANNBK, Hinsdale,
a. a.
OUR MOTTO IS
"''Jfci'.'H" i ya.JTj"Bli
Both in quality and quantity of uoods, a. our
Agent, will toatify. boing the Oldoet Houte in the
ooantry, eelliug each article for Una Dollar, aliip-
fnug au uoods the day the order u received, bav
ng a large stock to .elect from of Urat-olaa.
Uoorta, bong ht expressly for rail trade: and to
satiafy all that we are reliable, we give below
(reference by permieeion). Joedas. Ma bus a Co.:
Geo. 8. Wins low A Co.: Bostoh Bilviu Glah.
Do.; I.ez A SHifAnn.
P. S. Send for circular. Address C&8TMAN A
KENDALL,
Box E.
25 Bawloy Street. Boston. P.O.
We are Coming
TUB GRBAT ORIGINAL. DOLLAR lALJfl
of DBY AND FANCY GOODS, and will
present to any peraon sending us a Clob, a
Watch, Silk Dress, Piocs of Sheetiug,
FREE OF COST.
Send for a Catalogue of Good, and .amnio
dolivered to any addrea. froe.
J. 8. HAWKS Jt CO.,
14Sd(130rlral St.. Uoston. ftl.sa.. P.O.
Box, O. '
N . B. Samples given on application for Catalogue.
TTtar Ladle. Private I lrc a lar of 3 moat um-
J. fill and Indispensable article, ever invented,
address Mada doval, P. O. Box 2438, N. Y.
uiiy,
BACON FORK.
IIHDS. Bmoked Western Bboolders;
10 hbd Smoked Woatorn 0. It. Sulea;
40 boxos dry salted oloar Bides;
100 bbls heavy City Hues Pork.
For sale by
ADMAN V0LLBB8.
oot23 23
Morning Btar and Buinter Wakhman copy.
OENEBAL BCPEKINTENDENTS OFTICK,)
Wilmirotoh A MasoBEarxa B, B.Oo. V
Wii.hihotom, N. C, Nov. S, 18C9.J
ON AND AFTER MONDAY RIOBT.' the 8th
I .. . n ........... - . i. fEr l u i n -in
lUBh, eeuiij' &ur mo TV . CS u. U. X.. will
tako tho Train at tbs W.AW.B.B. Depot and
the following .olioilulo will be ran:
::.f EXPaE8BTnAIN.'frt'r'','''"':
Leav. Wilmington (W A WBB Depot) 4:00 A. M.
Arrive at Florence 10:32 A. M.
Arrive at KingaTllle... ......M:6S P. M.
Leavo Kiug.vill ..1M,12.8a P. M.
Arrive at Moronoo. B:64 P. M.
Arrive at Wilrnlngton...i...vi ...w.l0:is P. M.
ACCOMMODATION 3BAIN. 4
Leave Wilmington (W W B 1L Pepol) 8:45 P. H
Arrive at Floronoe , .......... 2:40 A. M.
Arrive at Kingavill. .,.,iKK) A. M.
Leave Kingavillo ,-vv , 4:00 P. M.
Arrive at Flomnce ....... i. 9M p. M.
Arrivo atW. W;U.ll. Depot....... 0:19 A. H,
WM. MaoBAR,
s General Superintendent.
WILMINGTON A WELDOM BAIIJUJAD 00.,)
Ulrica timer lino. A Gm. 8hieuintkhuint,
WitmwoToy, N. O., April 29, 1M9. )
ON AND AFTEIt MONDAY, Uie 20th In.t., onr
paoeonger tralus on this road will leave
Wilmington at :0O A. It, and 10:00 P. M., and
arrive at Woldon. 0:00 A. M. and 2:50 P.M. Leav
Weldon 10:10 A. M. aud 78 P. M. Arrive at Wil
mington 4:30 A. M. and 7:1 l It, , Th. day train
will not rnn on Sundays, A daily through
freight train will Lavs Wilmington (Sundays sx
cepud) at 1UW p. M., for th aooomtaodatlon of
Truck Fanner. Paaaengor. oan alio get accom
modation, on eeld freight train aa far a. GoiiU
bar', ,4, U FftEMONT.
Eng. A Bnpt.
sprll 10 ---'-t-T-'r!..r3.. ,.,... iotf
GREAT SOnillCin PASSEXGEa AND
FItEIfillTI.LAM All LIA'E,
Between New lerk and New OrletnsI
axo all ivTxsjtasiATB emxaiKD SLACKS.
riUME FBEIOBT FOBWABDED BY PA8SEN
1 OEB T BAINS, and at LOW BATES. Mo
Insurant wesawiry, c.-fi - -
To paroliaaw Tioketa, or for rates of Transpor
tation and other information, apply at th Gener
al Offlos, soi Broadway, oornst of Beads strsol.
Now York.
' rXTKB MALLSTT.
. OMBsral Ageot.
New York. June IS, 180s gafi-tf
Hll
Charlotte & Kutncrford E. B,
tins!
" OaWBSAt BPTOTISTSlltSf S OWIML 1
WcuriNaToir. N. a. May 15. lSfllL I
ON AND AFTEB MAY 1STH, tli. PuMn.er
train on tht. Boad will leave WUminrton nn
Tuesday, Tborsday and Saturday at 7 o'eiook, A.
Arrive at Rnoklnghsm sams days, at ti P, H.
Arrivs at Waitosboro' ( BtagsKat P. M.
Leave Wadeeboro' (Blue) on Tnoedav. Thnra,
day and Saturday, atl P. M. ' -
licav. uoojtinguam on Monday, wsdoesday
and Friday at 8:30 A, If,
Amy. at Wilmington sams days at P. IT.
" W. L EVEKETT,
General Saporintaodent,
may IS -ii:-.is4-tf
C0PA11TKERSIUP NOTICES
uriiwiitiv
Wnanflictiirerf tij
Tho National Watcl Ci,
OV ELOIW, ILL.
rronnnncril tir TTslrll
Maker, Kallrowl unit f x-
firiiw mrn, tt aud Wml,
rt be the Mint eorrrrt
lime KeeiKre Mslr..
A rotil purtlra who t.
ycliJw lo enl WnlrhK.
t .0.0." ri'KPOUTIXM
lo b of onr Minks. W
iirninh nnno lur met
inrpiwe. lucre are rnn-
mum in meraer. in
net (1HM'IK UtiH
Will 111 S apply to di aler In yuurumi locnll'jr ur
rUwherr, honi jm k.ow to be h.irahli'.
Ilenlnrai. Illilre nd oalaa Ituuiu lot A. 1U1 ImX
ttrfrt. thlcuo. 111.
nov 5 84-Swuh
u. unuNniLD.
Wholesale Liquor, Tobaooo and Cigar Doalor,
No, 2 North Wator Street.
Has for aalo all kinds imported and Domoatio
liquors, alao cigar., io.
bov 17 ; 4t-lm
PIANO FOR SALE.
A N EXCELLENT HEOOND-H AND.
iano, Cbioknrin'. make, for sale!
cheap. Alao, a No. 1 Singers' Howing
uaouipa wiu ue mom low. Apply to
JAB. FIBSHON,
Love's Book Store,
oct 10 12-tf
TUB CBLBBRATED
STEWART COOK STDTE
THE BEST IN THE WORLD I
OVER 100,0 00 IN USE.
nov 20
Sl-Otch
KID GLOVES.
LEIANDEB KID GLOVE8
II 25 per pair,
JOHN J. HEDIUCK, Agent,
Oorner Market and Second atreets.
nov 25 ' BO-
JUST LI.
AT HEIDE'S
2,000 Pounds Candies,
SO Barrels Apple.,
60 Barrels Potatoes,
M Barrel. Cider,
10 Boxes Lemon.,
25 Barrel. Buck Wheat.
RewBainns, Fig. and Nuts, Orange., Butter
and Lard.
nov 88 so
RICE! KICET
FilEdU BiT.i.vn HI 01
, . of Prims Qmality.
, Tor aals by
WIUalAMB A MCBCAIB0N
OT W ta-u
Will do more work with tbe same amount of fuel
than any other Stove ever
maue.
F U L L E B, W A B B E N A O O.,
KXCLUSrVB MANCFAOTUKBBS,
Taoir, w. y. 1
AVDesoriptive pamphlets sent fre,
KMTKMT E5IT.
AGENTS WANTED everywhere to sell the
AMEBIOAN KNITTING MAOHINE, the only
practical Family Knitting Mao nine aver invent
ed. Prioe $25. Will knit 2,000 .titcbe per min
ute. AddreM AMEBIOAN KNITTING MA
CHINS CO., Boston, Mass., or SW Lonia, Mo.
THE
. THK
MASON L HAMLIN ORGAN CO.
WI5HKBS or
PAKJS SCXPUSITIOS) MDAk
WHO WAVE rmrOBMLT BSV.ll
AWAI5DED HIGHEST HONORS,
AT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONS
IN THIS OODKTBT,, .
Bo that tbeir wotk i. th. SMkaaayladcad ataa
dant or .xe.li.ac in its department, reepeoU
fully annoooo. that, with x tended and perfeoted
laouiue ana vj uie exciiuivw ua 01 reoent Im
proveaienU, they ere now prodaotng yet am
pM argaaa taaa aver fcefer., in great
variety aa to atyle and prioe, adapted to all pab
lio and ptivate asas, for Drawing Booms. Uara.
riea, Moaio Booms, Coo cert Hails, Lodges,
Obarcnes, Boboola, Ac, in plant and elegant
oases, ail of which they are enabled by their no
equaled faetbtus for taanfaotors to sell at
priMsoi inferior work.
Tbo reosnt improvoments in taess organ havo
SO iuorMMd thir aefnln.es sad popularity that
ebey art snqMaUOBAbJy to Mosl dcairabb) in-
TAR. WIUTTIKK, 9 Wyli. St, Plttabnrgli,
umuu'Viuu muuiai ua. Lro.ie an vetnt.
real uia.aaea; alao aemlual weaano4a, impotency,
fto.. the result of eejf-abuee. Bond 2 .tamp, for
midu pempici, uu pane., no manor wno railed.
taieoaae. uowuuiauon iree.
TIIK HAQIO COMB will change any colored
hair or beard to a permanent black or Brown.
One Comb tout by mail for $1. Eoraale by Mer
chants A Dmggiata generally. Addreaa Magio
vvrno w., oprmgneia, mass.
S75
TO 1200 per Month paid to Agent, .al
ary or eommiasion, to sell onr Patent
U"?-Wire Clothe. Line- Addren Hudson Hi-1 Ac, will bo offered at aution every night nntU
ver Wire Work., 75 Wm. bt. N. Y., Cbioago, Bid
uiuuu ur ueiupuu.
TJEBFEOT MANHOOD.-E.eays for ttoong
-K. HOB, on U1B CTUa oi B&l.r-N1VA1 IUN,
with certain help for the erring and anfortauate.
Bout in sealed letter envelope, free of charge.
Aciureea novuo assooUTlos, Bot r, fhila., Pa.
BBTATtT iTBTCBD 1840.
J. P. TRAVERS.& RAN,
MANCFACTt' BKKS OF
The Anchor Cotton Twine,
46 Beeeilui St., New Tobk,
Offer for sals Bailing; Twine for Ootton, Oraa
bnrg Twine, Cotton Chalk and Plow Line.,
Trot, staging and Out Lmee, Twmee for Hard
ware, Dry Goods, Grocer., Druggists, Ship
Chandlers, Stationers, Cpbolaterera, fishermen
and all other Trade.
Sample sent free.
oct 15 17-law4wch
PUKE WHISKIES.
CUMBERLAND OOTJNTT, N. O., BYE AND
CORN WHISKIES, mad. by J All at ATT At
lAIDroUD, gaaranteed free from adultera
tion, and kept by all Ui principal dealers In thia
Btat.
Thee Whiskies ar made by th Distillers
formerly in toewaployOMOt of Ool. Pnrv.tr. of
auaia wuu.j, uu uteis mm meoraaea wnu
key known as "Pnryear's Beat," ia parity, flavac
and tate.
Peraoo. desirows of aotms- aa Aranl. t,
al. of oar Whiskies will oommunicate with th
Proprietors at FayetSsviUo, N. O.
JAlULli r eS BAjTOFORD.
nov 13 ai.i n.
Btar and Post cop y 1 nU and sond bills to i 8
HI880LI!TIOIt.
THE COPARTNERSHIP SRHETOFOBK EX
iatuig betwesn MoiUeA MoQsU, is dissolved
by mutual consent. II. W. McCall remaining at
Still to settls op all olaiais,
AI.EJl. MoBAB, Jr.,
i U.W.1I00ALL.
Pt W . . ... .. .. , , 801-tf
INTLLUtEKE OFFICE.
T abohjbrs for Plantations, Bailroads, Mill..
XJ Timber snd Turpentine ; Meohanics and
Bervants furnished to planters and others, in
North and South Oarolina and elsswasrs, on
abort notice.
Sir Prompt attention given to all' applications
Ollloe (opposite the Com-I Uonss. Poatoffios
Box 101, Wilmlugton, N. 0.
ja. m. ucquiuu.
Bofurenoe : Buaiqeas men pf Wilmington,
nov IU , ,, 41-lm
NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS,
aosa, KOBBHTS 04fc, -H
GENERAL O0M1II88I0N HEBCHANT3,
No. 01 Fooirr Btbmt, Ntw Toss,
Pay apeolal attention to th. purchase of Coffes.
Sugar, Syrups, Bagging, Rope, Iron, Tie, eto.,
eto.
BLACKH AH.ROBEUTS, CnAWOUClt 4k CO.
300 Nomn Cojimhoui. Btkiit,
804 Lkvm, ' Bt.' lonjs, Mo.,
GKNEBAL COMMISSION MEB0EANT8,
Makothe pnrohaxe of Baggin
Floor, Corn and other Western
ciality, giving oloes attention to
tract, and oondition or good..
oct ia "
Baoon,
loots a spe-
frejghis, con-
riW-2mch
IN 8T0BE AND TO ARRIVE.
2QQ BBLS. MULLETS,
100 " Irish Potatoea,
1000 doz. Dry and Saltod Mullot Boo,
For Sal. by TB08. O. LEWIS,
No. 8 Market afreet,
nov 11 09-tf
AUCTION ETERT NIGHT
AT ritBO V, VKKJICU i,
o. Ill, Santa Kroat Street
The exten.lve lot of Grooerie Fancy Goods,
disposed of-
F. F. FRENCH.
00-
DEVOTIONAL BOOKS.
Jat K arrived at J. D. Lev.1. Hook Store I
a THOUGHTS ON PERSONAL KELIOION,
. Study of the Holy Scriptures, Idle World,
Goal burn's Sermons, Holy Living and Holy
Dying, Help to Beading the Bible, Household
Theology, Bamptoo Loot are, buiveraity Ser
mons, Memoirs of John Keble his Poems and
Christian Yar, Th Cbnrebman'. Beamn for his
Faith and Practice, Bickn.. it Trial and
Blessings, Standing and Stumbling, Church Doe
trine Bible Truth, Church History in England,
Tower' Exposition of th Gospels and Eoi.Uea.
Thaokleaia, Vpx Boolwiao, Bemarkabk Facta.
Proctor on the Book of Common Prayer, Tbo
fiocuT i.iana. in. uiarKicai auu ititnal Hnaann
Why, Note on th GoeDel. Dtrectorinm Purie.
rale, Lentoi Fart, Prayer Book Inlrttnel, Bite
and Cuatoms of the Oraeea. ltnai.a ch.rnh
Translation of th Primitiva Litnrfriaa. E a
n -l d:ui.. . T. " 1
nuij diui. sou crsyer joi. flonuflm ror llhiu
dreu. and many other London, Oxford aad Cam-
enuge irauuoauoD.
oct HI , 30-tf
Btokaat Atala.W Apaalatm..ata.
Weldo......
Warranton,
Williamaboro',
Oxford, .......................
Bsaderaon,
Loaiabnrg,..
Charlotte,
Linoolnton,
High Bboals, Gton eoanry, . .
Concord. Cabarra oniar.---
Saliabury,
Chriat Ohurch, Bowao eounty,.
H4. JaaM lmWl eoonty,
St. Andrews, ttowaa oouoty,...
WadMbor,t
Nov.
i
4
6
T
t
11
14
17
IS
30
SI
S4
So
u
'S ASTRAL Oft 3
f-WU CHasGH OF LAMPS
Pfwq
pvk r.a.i u.s
septT
sat-eod-eh
I
FOR SALE.-
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLABB -"t
- -if A,". :
120,000)
In City of Wilmington Six Par Cent. Gold Bear
ing Ten Xsat Coupon Bonds. Ts b sold ia small
Lots.
Apply to
aug20
. FIBST SAXIOSAif BANK,
JAMia DAWSON, et ;i
JAS. O. BUBB A COl
CE0.Z.FROCII
Cbalrmaa Ftoanos Obaaifttss
-It, rf r0'ajTbiotfc
Tits I TAcanrrr?
TTM HAYS A BUFPUf OF TAGS fctTTTA-
Y 1 bl for laoeiuog foods, Arooal. aod
tara woold da vat Is giva n sail aad .opaly
IbaaaMlve, They ar aa nkaowtaarl eoara.
Bieoe and aavuig of baa. liar, yow orUers to
IAGB AUad at ah
jouBxu. oxri.
ALL KLVDS CF
JOB WOBK
. . -r w a WTTw TPT.rITIf-PQ t ar
H F LAal mBUsW a-AI f.L1 A lUvL)I
aJUWCTKD AT TF"
jVfcii.. AbC TICK.