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VOL. XIX-NO. 171
WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY MORNING. APBIL .10, 1870.
WHOLE NUMBER
THE DAILY JOURNAL
W1LMINQT0N. N. C.!
SATURDAY. APRIL 1Q, 1870.
OPR WASIIIJ5GT0N LETTER
Charge agalaat Geaeral Howard Haw
Mexico, As Old Radical Dodge ftallaaal
Baak aat th Faadlag Blll-Veeted
I Rights vs. Vetted Wroags Voorheee
Alma aad abject of nadlcallam Foracy
aad the Davit Oareraor Seater Seaatar
Hevcle The Gerrnaa aad IrUk Gws
. gla, die. die, .
Washington, April 13, 1870.
Dear Journal Mr. Wood, of New York,
who brought charges of misappropriating
the fund of-, the Freedmen'i Bartau
against General Howard, Commissioner of
said bureau has determined to see the in
vestigation carried through successfully.
He has engaged the servioe of Mr. Jos.
Bradley, of this Distriot, a very eminent
lawyer, to assist him in the investigation.
Gen. Howard has secured Edward Ketch
em of. New York to defend him. Mr.
Wood yesterday had $3,000 appropriated
to pay the expenses of the investigation.
The case was to have begun yesterday but
; the defence axe somewhat taken aback by
the amount of evidence to be prooented
and the witnesses to be summoned. They
are somewhat scared at the prospect which
will disclose more than is either pleasant
or desirable to the apostle of miscegena
tion, the canting, praying Howard and
his defenders in the House.
The House Territorial Committee agreed
to report an enabling act for New Mexico
to organize a State government and appjy
for admission into the Union. This will,
it is expeoted, add two more Senators to
the Radical strength. The Eadioal dodge
With regard to this new State will be the
same as was piayea in aevaaa ana .Ne
braska, both together having soaroely pap
ulation enough to admit one State. They
will oonnt donble in New Mexico and by
that means admit her tied fast to the jug
gernaut of Radicalism to aid in farther
crashing ont the rights of the old States
and reducing the people to the condition
of serfs.
xne ways ana Means committee are
being flooded with petitions signed by
officers of the National Backs asking them
to strike out or amend that portion of
the Funding bill requiring the Banks to
take the four per cent, bonds. The dele
Rations here are hard at work to effect
the same end, and of course they will suo
ceed, the greater portion of the members
being interested in the banks. On the
'- other band General Spinner, United States
Treasurer, is daily in receipt of letters
from prominent bankers in all parts
of the country endorsing nu views on toe
Funding bill, in wbicb lie says tliat the
banks bad better take what is offered them
than to raise an issue before the people,
when they may be overtaken by the fate of
the old United Btatea Dank. txe also lets
out a little of the slumbering fire of his
old Democracy when he tells the banks
that when they talk of their " vested
rights" that they must not forget that the
people have some rights, and that wbioh
is their vested rights" is the people's
" vested wrongs." Biiarp talk lor a Radi
cal official who can't go quite so far as the
oligarchs who rale as. Bat it is of no nse
until the people are fairly aroused, which
will only come when the tax gatherer has
drained them of their lost dollar and their
stomachs are pinched for food and then
the terrible reaction will come as a fearful
a(Am ivuninv all iwtfnra ife. i
- The great speech of Hon. Daniel Toor
hees, reoently delivered at Indianapolis,
has roused the Democrat io press to a
proper sense or tne great dangers tnat
inreaiea us irum mo admixture oi me
races, as proposed by the leading Radicals;
the great swindle of protection and
monopoly wbioh robs the people of all the
sections to make wealthy the nabobs of the
East and Fennsyvania, and the unconsti
tutional enoroaobments on the rights of
the States and the gradual absorption of
all power in the hands of ths National
Government, wbioh will leave the
country entirely in the power of
wealth aad reduce the people to the
degraded position of the peasantry of
Europe and the equal and companion of
the negro. This will be the inevitable
result. if Radicalism oontinnoa, and this
was dearly pointed out by Mr. Voorhees
in his clear, comprehensive and states
msnlike disonssion of the "issues of the
day." He spoke kindly of the black man,
bnt for the sake of his race, his country
and civilization he appealed to the people
in the name of humanity not to permit
this terrible degradation to the white race
of our country. The Democratic press
have been stirred to action by the truth
of the arguments presented by lit. Voor
hees and his earnest and glowing appeal
for the people of the country againat the
wealth and injustice of the oligarchs.
Extracts from his speech fill their oolnmna
and axe most warmly endorsed) as the
words of a true statesman. The "Chroni
cle" of this city, with its characteristic
fairness, sneered at Mr. Voorhees even
before he bad left Washington to deliver
his great speech, and after it was delivered
and while his bold and earnest denuncia
tion of Radical crime, villkny and wicked
ness were being oaught np and re-echoing
throughout the land, the same "Chroni
cle" was content, without attempting to
answer a single argument of Mr. Voor
hees, to string together a lot of abuse,
which was hurled at him anl the rest of
the rebels, as it chooses to term the De
mocracy. The father of lies is well repre
sented in Washington by John W. For
ney, owner of the "Chronicle." who now
has the ear of oar "gifted- President, and
Who IS Chief Of his Kitahaa IVhin.l T
aak pardon of Mr. Voorhees for bringing
H Bt0 ?oh el0 proximit? to
John W. Forney's, as I know he will not
Met at aii oompuroenwa by my alia ding to
him even in the remotest connection with
eo notorious a character. Xip. Voorhees
stands deservedly high in the estimatioa
sot only of the people of his District and
State, bnt has a strong hold npoa the
hearts aad affections of all who love Us
outspoken defender oi right, troth, jnstioe
ana oar UDeraee.
Governor Benter eoncluJ4 Lis er?
before tbe ReccistrusUa Ccs. jae-
terday. He says if he bad troops he could
preserve peaoe in the State, the militia be
ing neither organised or equipped. There
has been no evidence before the Commit
tee that would warrant even Ben Butler's
reporting a bill for interfering in Tennes-
eee. 'ibe evtdenoe is noi yet oiossa ana
there is no telling what may be hatched
up for the occasion. Where Butler is
thai a is deviltry and consequently all is
doubt witn tne doubt in favor of deviltry.
Attheoelebration in Brooklyn. N. Y.,
in honor of the 15th amendment on won -
day Senator Revels was presont. Henry
V ard iJeecuer spoke, as did also tne Kev,
Hy land Garnett who presented the negro
Senator with a eane. In eonolnding his
remarks he said: "This 15tb amendment
is a great thing, it plaoea a colored man on
an equality with the Irishman and the
Untonmen." xuis xtevarena slang wnang
er boa been taking a lesson from the Indi
ana politician who said that the Radical
Dartv had "stall fed" the Germans loner
enough and iow that they had the negroes
is elevated to the equal of the "stall fed
Dutch" and the "Onion-eating Irish" as
they have called them, but there is no
comparison made with the negro and
American born citizen, it is only the Dutch
and Irish who arc the eqaals of the negro.
How long will it take the Germans and
Irish to know that they were only used by
their worst enemies ? The hypocritical
demagogues who never did and never will
like tuem, and now tbiu tuey bavu tue ne
gro horde to anpport them turn their back
on their former allies and throw them
overboard with all the contempt they have
ever felt for tnem even wnile using them
In the Senate yesterday Mr. .Tipton,
Radical, made a most excellent and all
convincing argument against tho Oeorgia
swindle ana in favor of tne liingtiam
amendment. Bat the maiignauts under
the lead of Drake and Morton left their
seats and bv a studied disresnect and ill
breeding in many ways showed their bitter
feelings against the benator fur daring to
diner from tnem
A Mothtr'a Borrow.
a company oi lames assembled in a
parlor, were one day talking about their
diQerent troubles, ifiaou oue had some'
thing to say about her own trials, liut
there was one of the company, palo and
sad looking, wno lor a wmie said notutog.
Suddenly rousing nerstir sue said :
"My friends, yoa don't any of you know
what trouble is.
"Will yoa please, Mrs. Grsy,"'Buid
the kind voioe of one who knew her
story, "tell the ladies what you call
trouble ?"
"I will if you desire it ; in the words of
tue frophet, x am one who batb seen at
fliotion."
"My parents were well oil. and my
girlhood was surrounded by all the com
forts or ate. Every wisn ol my Heart
was gratUed, and I was cheerful and
happy.
At the age of nineteen I married one
whom I loved more than all tho world
besides. Our home was retired ; bnt the
sun nevor anone on a lovelier spot, or a
happier household. Years rolled on peace
fully. Five lovely children sat around oar
table, and a little curly bead still nestled
in my bosom. . Une niglit about sundown
a fierce black storm oame np. For many
hours the rain poured down incessantly.
Morning dawned, bnt still the elements
raged. The whole country around us was
overflowed. The little stream near our
dwelling became a foaming torrent, lie
fore we were aware of it onr honse was
surrounded by water. I managed with my
baby to reaoh a little elevated spot, where
the thick foliage of a few wide spreading
trees snorded some protection, while hus
band and sons strove to save what they
oould of our property. At last a fearful
surge swept away my husband, and be
never rose again, ladies, no one ever
1 a husband more : bat that was not
trouble.
Presently my eons saw their danger.
and a straggle for life was the only con
sideration. They were as brave, loving
boys as ever blessed a mother's heart, and
watoned tneir eflorts to escape with suon
agony as only a mother can feel. - They
were ao far oil tnat I oould not speak to
them, but I could see them closing nearer
and nearer to eaon . other, as their island
grew smaller and smaller.
"loe swollen river raged fear rally
around the huge trees. Dead branches,
upturned trunks, wrecks of houses, drown
ing cattle, and masses of rubbish, all went
floating past. My boys waved their bands
to me end pointed upward. I knew it was
tneir farewell signal, ana yon, mothers,
osn imsglne my anguish. I saw them
perish all perish I Yet that was not
trouble.
I hugged tar babe close to mv heart
and when the water rose to my feet I
olimbed into the lower branches of the
tree, and so kept retiring before it till the
hand of God stayed the waters that tbev
should go no farther. I was saved. AU
my worldly possessions were swept away,
all my earthly hopes blighted. Yet that
was not trouble.
" My babe was all I had left on earth. I
labored day and night to snoDort him and
myself, and sought to train him in tha
right way : bnt as he grew older, evil
companions won hint away from me. Hs
ceased to ears for hia mother's counsels;
he would sneer at her kind entreaties and
agonizing prayers. Us became fond of
drinking. He left my ha mole roof, that
he might be nnreetrained in bis evil ways.
At last, one night, when heated by wine,
he took the life of a fellow creature. He
ended his days on the gallows ; God had
filled my cap of sorrow before ; now it ran
over. That was trouble, my friends, sncb
as I hope the Lord in meroy may spare
yoa from ever knowing."
Boys, girls, osn yoa bear to think that
yoa might bring snob sorrow on voar dear
father or mother If yoa would sot, be
on your gaard against ths Guar, INTEM
PERANCE. Let wine and intoxicating h'nnors alone.
Never touch them.
Oaerge raateSy-e Will.
The will or the late George Peabody,
which was signed by him when in this
ooontry last September, and which was
published shortly after his decease, was
presented for proof at tha Esses Cooaty
(Alass.) Probata Coart on Tuesday. The
amount of property to be disposed of un
der its provisions in Masseohasetts Is leas
than 1100,000, and may not exeeed $100,-00O-
It omuiita mostly of seooritiee aad
personal effect. The will has aleo to be
probated ia several other States, ia wbioh
portions of Air. Pea body's estate were
aitaatsd at the time nl his decease.
A Chieago politician has (ailed to re
cover on a aota givaa him by his rival to
ke9 out of the canvass. The court da.
cidas snch a eoctraot, afsinsi the pablie
MISCELLANEOUS.
LET THE EAGLE
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SCREAM.
QpcCxO Payment lie-
1 '
sumcd I
mm
Nil TOTS ST
LATEST
and Cheapest
AT
Aaron & Bheinstein's.
No. 25 Market Street.
ryE WOUIJ) BEeFEQTFL'IXT CALL AT-
tsntioo to on- NEW QOOD3 purchased flue lbs
extraordinary decline In Gold and which ws sri
now pffering -
TO CORRESPOND WITH wis DECLINE
2,030 pieces Prints, fn m 6 to 13 cents.
600 pieces DsLainea sad Cballaja from IS to 20
oeots.
Blenched Blurting from 6 to 20 cent.
A SPLENDID LOT OF NEW DRESS
GOODS.
Grenadines at 10, 12, 15, 20 and 'J5 con I a.
Popliua, Japanese Olotli st.very low prices.
Alpaooas, all colors, from 25 to 60 cents,
Mnsllns and Organdioa from IS to 15 cents.
Slack and Colored Bilks.
k SPLENDID ASSORTMENT o WHITE
GOODS.
Jaooueta, plalu and, checked, from 15 to 60 els.
Bwise, plain, dotted and striped, from 12 to
eenls.
Lswo, Viotoria, from W to 60 cents.
Lawn, Bishop, from 20 to 60 osnta.
Lawn, 8 4 fur Tarty Dreaeea, 95 oents.
Figured Brilliants, from 15 to 63 eonls.
Tarletons, from 87) to 75 eents.
White Linen from 15 ota to tl OJ.
Linen Pillow Casing from 76 ota to tl 00.
Linen Sheeting from tl 00 to 1 60.
100 pieces of Piqus from 16 ots to It 00. .
Tsbls Linen, 8-4, from 60 cts to II 00.
Towels, from 7 to 40 cent.
Napkins anil Dories.
A splendid aaeortmont of
Cambric and Swiss Edgings and Insertiugs,
Hamburg Laces, Marseilles Trimmings
and Laces,
Particular attention is paid to our stock of
Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Notions, White
and Colored Mattings. Oil Olotha.
Ac, Ao., As.
Paper Oambrie, 12 eents. -
English Oambrie, 10 eents.
The altenlir.n of ths
trade is respectfully '
eallad to tha fact that
Aaron SSc Rheinstein,
25 MARKET STREET,
Are now repairing a moat eitenalra stock oi Dry
Oooda, Olothinc, Boots, Shoes, and Hale la Ibis
State, which hare been bought at ths great drive
sales of the past week st great sacrifices.
Country Merchants will find it to their interest
to give na a call before purchasing slsswbsre. .
Oar Mr. AABOH being soostsntly in the North
ern markets gives us facilities sneqaailed by any
Honse eontn of Philadelphia.
Oooda received by every steamer.
march IS 142-Sm
A PBOCLAMITIOlTa
By lite Cxeelleacy tha Oavaraas mt lank
Carallaav.
Ezacmva DaraaTMSST or N. C, l
BAiiios, April 12. 1870.
WHKBEA8. Informatioa has bass reoaired
at this Department that oaa Aasax Da-
foaaa lot Border, aod ether enmaa eosamittad
ia the eoaaty of Lenoir, ia bow at larga, so thai
tha preeees of law cannot be eerrad apoe hiaa.
Now. tbarafira. L W. W. fiOLDKM. Govarae
sf th But of Norta Oaroliaa, by v rtaa ef aa
thonty Teetad ia me by eeotioa 1, of M Aa aoi ta
praaoribs ths power aad daty ef tba Ooeraor ia
reepect to fugitivas from Jaatioa," da iaaae this.
ror prociamaiioa, oar nog a rewaru or am
Haaalnat Oallara for tba arraat aad delivery
of said fsriUvw a She proper aatborUiaa far
trial ; and 1 do eajota aU affijers, aad eitiieae
of the State generally, to aid ia ssswriag lha aads
ef laatiee in this aasa.
Doae at war Oiry of Baltic h. this IXb
U a.) dav of April, 1870, aad ia lha Stlh yaar of
oar ladapsaaaaca.
W. W. HOLDKS. Ooraraor.
By tba Oovsraor : 7
w. B. KicsABBooa. PrlvaU aaoretarv.
aprU U 170-S! '
TAGS!
TAGS!
TAGS!
We bare bow ea kaad Deaalana'a Pataal Bhi
pla Tar, which a-a an awnfiy rar rtiauxaara at
loM AailAa than Kanani, -a.
1 hoae ta a, ef J -s Wj do waD by bariag
thair ardars a. -- ' '
taa tl
NEW ADVKRTINFMKMS,
(KSTABiasMWO isao.)
WELCH &; GRIFFITHS,
S3 amra Ason HA'
8AW8 of alldeMrlptiime. A.vKH. HKLT1NO and
MILL FUBNIbHINOb 01 UC HI. AH HAW" with
solid Tseth, or with Patent Adjustable Points,
u,Mrt(r to aU Jnurtmt ifui t-utet.
vPl s" Fnd for Prioa Mat and Olronlara. "tie
WKLiu at usirriTiii,
aataa, Maaa.. ar Ualrolt. Sllrh.
Agaata t'eavaaalag Banks Baa Fraa.
Secrets of Internal Revenue,
By rrantlaaat Ofllctr ar Ike Treasarjr
- earvlra.
showing np ths rU and inntr tforklnf' ol
tha Hrrauue Orpsrtmsnt, lha Whiakay llitiff
Oolil lilnar, sol Drawback au1, Hyatxmtlie
BobbarT. UanradstiODa, tJonapiraolea anil Haiua
on lha (loaemmani. Malfoaaanoa. 1'vranny and
Oorruplion of high ODtciala. Th nual $'ai thng
owl important book publifhtul. (lontaming about
ihi wall-nilad pagea, anintaaiy innairaiao.
Agaata waaiM. uunvauma jtaoK ana com-
tW( tm'Ht ami fit: Addraaa WM.ri.IBIT.
fubU$hir. phiUdelpbis, Ta ; Cblctgo, 111., or
HO WTf) GETnS
ooke for
OTHINQ.
SlO worth or splondiilly ilttWrated boose
srlven for every 10 eubunrttiare to the M. w. Ma1
alcal Pioaaer ror into, a monthly (ournal of
ib pages or choice unelo and iutareailus Miscel
lany, Only ao eti, ptr annum in adeaHe. Cir
culars with liat of preminma and specimen oopv
or i tonrtr aeni 'i rieitipa or stamp, r, i,
HUNTINGTON A CO., " liroume 01., W. I.
Worth fttm $1.50 Ut llOO.ia
v ' (Jreetibmkt,
awarded to aubaorlbota and aareuta tor Woon'a
uireEHin.D Mauazink. the le'seat ana beel
Dollar Month' In the world. Miullar prises to
be repeated auoo. Pall particulars In March
Nnmbor. For atl Ijv all Mswsdealare, or aent
with c atalooue or rreminma on receipt of 10
ceuta Ad.tr aa H. H WOOD, Nnnlmrgti, M. Y.
VIXI ,.., l.orll!o A aura" riief for Aath
xviuuu a a uoiiiu-Oj prjoeso cents by
man. riwwai.L. w., istnestown, siaea.
The Puxeetf Bost and Cheapest
SOLD DY ALL OROCI3BS.
WrrnODT Hpsotscles, Doctor or Medicine.
Hi nt post-paid, ou raeelnt of 10 cts. Ad
dress Dr. E. B. FOOTB, (anther of Hedioal Onin-
mnn Benao) No
2Mtb Ht., N. t.
liu iestuBton. As., our. Baal
A
WAY WITH UaoaaalbrtaBle TUWaSlCS
J. Comfort and Oars for ths ln
lllDtt
tnrad. Bant
Boat-paid ou receipt of 10 cents, i
. FOOXK, no. 120 Uxlngton Ave
Address Dr. K,
New York.
eVKRBDY KEAlt TUI8 f
WI WILL PAY AGENTS 4S PKH UKKK.
and expenses, to sell the Greatest Dis
coveries of the 4 sc. Addreas
WbbatoM, ilisir A Oo.( Marshall, Mloh.
Agents Read This.
1TTH WILL PAV AUKSTM A SALARY
VV orS30pWMh and SipsDsea, or allow a
lartje oommiaaion, to sell onr new wonuerrui in
Teuiions. Aildresa
M. WAUMCll A 0., Marshall, Mioh.
A DAY I 10 new articles for At
Samples fm. il. O, Bnaw, Alfred
en la,
. Ms.
LIST OF 2,500 NEWSPAPERS
a ' n i i n uj , a. .... u
TJIilPB
a Urltlagroam. JCaaafa for
aV.w jvtiitg iuvii ii i-(7a sas w-stiUM ruvoiuura.
HOWAUO ASSOCIATION, Box P.. PbUsdoiphts,
Tonus men, free, In soaled t urelonra.-
Pann.
MAS HOOD aad lae vior"ot Voalh Ha
aterxa la faar Waeka. Bnceets sosr-
antmxt. Dtt. HKCOltO'S KSNHNCH Or
urs reatoras msnlv power, from Whatever
oinee ariaiiiK. The iffcctaof early psrnicioot
babiu, ssli-aunae and climate, cits way at ones
to tbia wonderful medicine, if taken reKnlarlr
scoordioR to directions (which are very simple
and rsqnire no restraint from bnainoas or plea
sure). Failure is impossible. Bold in bottles at
S3, or four qualities in oca for IV. To be had
only of ths aole appointed agent in America,
UBltMAN unniibN, ivainira Avenns, H. x.
MOUSTACHES SL?.1
to grow in sis
Buceioe aent for
SOreaU. Addrars B. HI0I1AKDS, Bo S.OHO
New York P. O.
mh 9 1S8
WANTED.
f TP R K S S Tint CB.
WIdHTO CONTUiOT PJli aXM OYPJiESS
Loga 18 to 20 fuel lung.
for further partlcnlare, enquire of
E.
KEITH.
109-
sprit
CARKIAGES.
TTST BECEI VCD for Bale, Seven Bnperior
Wacgooaand Bockawsjs. Theee wagons are
light aad strong, aad pnt toselhar ia tba bast
style and manner, snd will be sold at New York
prloaa. Term Cash. On sxhibitioa at Bobln
son's Livsry B tables, earner Second aad Priasaea
abreela. i. W. BOHSSCK, Ja.
apr 14 ltfa-et
SEED PEASCTS.
100 BC3H,:M
For sals by
P. W. KEBOHNKB.
170-
april IS
siEcr.
DDLS. BOQAB HODHK B.'BCP,
200
For sals by
W. KKKOHNRK.
170
april 15
' KiIIh-XiIIs.
200 lkai' Lt B,ZJE3,
lot sale bf
prfllS
F. W
IKECflbKH.
170
rORK-fOBIf.
18 000 BCaHL8 lH 8ioR4' -
Far saia by . u
WILLIAMS A MCliCEISON...
' "' 170-
er-rtns
4 IX KISS
Job wqex ;
TTT-iCHLY
r thi
t.aii bancs.
MlSCKLUNKtJlH
DAVID & WEIL.
TUE
MEIiCHANHTAlLORS
, AND ...
OLOTIIIEHS,
ST Markal llrwt,
ULUTIIINO.
frarno CLOTSmn - Imhianae Block,
Mast Material, Best Stylea, Best
Workmanship and Lowest Prloea.
At DAVID A WKIL'tf.
i.ui inaa.
nnrlnsBnits in Meltons, Tweede,
Kllk Uixtiires. Triools sua water'
proofa, all ths newaat coloring and
aiistnres. from so to S'io tne ania,
At DAVID A WKIL'8.
CLOTIIINU,
Boys'. Yontha' sod Children's Bulta,
. ror all sses. ail ths ravorita da
signs and moat fssbionabls fabric
from t5 to tl5 ths anit. s
'At DAVID A WEIL'S.
vrnsiaiiiNti qouds.
eicnrr
Oenta nruialilns Oooda of all (le
orlptioua sndlateat stTlea. alhlrta
mals to order. All the lateat nor
eltiea In Ties snd Collars. Hats for
- the taouaaad.
At DAVID A WEIL'S,
MKRCIIAtT TAILOtUBU.
ws call ronr attention to nnr snpe
rior slock of Piece Gooda, vf the
lateat and must cleirsnt atylca. Id
Trim niiiRB nono aurpaaa na, snd
our geuUunianly cutler the best in
ins oouuiry-ana competition.
DAVID A WK1L,
27 Market etreot, WtlmlnRton, N. O.
aprJ 150
CARD.
801TI1EBN LIFE IiVSPRAlVl'E 10.
To th Peoptt of Worth Carolina t
At ths rtqnsat qf Qen. John B, Gordon, Presi
dent Atlanta Crpartmrnl, 1 have oome to your
Btsts to bring promlneutly befors yon ths claims
and roorits of ths Sontliern Life Insntanos Com
pany. II Is nndsr ths control of as bonorabls
and aa rssponaibls men as thsrs ars m tks land.
It Is managed in ths most prudent and eoouura
ioal nisnuor, and will doal Juatly and fairly with
all. y ' ....
Ws bats no war to make npon other Iuanr J no
Companier, bnt um do winMo improas npon ths
people ths importance of ketping thi if nioney at
hmne. By osrefnl osloulatloa it Is eetimatad that
sum of not leas than tiotlet million; annually,
Is sent fiom tbsHonth to the North for Life In
surance, and uulsss oheuked will surely prove
suicidal to our interests. Ws aak yon to ooueld
sr bow greatly tbs material Interests of this sec
tion would bs benefited by the retention of these
enormous sums la our nildst.
Ws ssnd no money away to enrich foreign cap
italists, but svsry dollar of premium, leas es-
psnaes, la iuvkstcd in ins Etats vbvm which it
pcaivsD.
This department of the Company has operated
both hi Georgia and South Oarollna, snd has
dons aa enpreoadentadly large bnaineas. Boms
of th moat prominsnt gentlemen In thee mates
ars Identified with Its intsrsst. Its Board of
Directors embrace th names of the ablest Unan
elers snd most soccessfnl bnaineas msn In th
Benth. They ar ths trnstoes of ths saorad fund
of ths widow and orphan. Will yon not trust
yonr friends snd neighbors, or is it mors scours
in tbs hsnds of strsngsrs ? Ws appeal to yon to
assist as In pushing forward this deservedly pop
Blsr snd reliable Poulbern corporation. Its sol
vency ia nosurpasssd by any oompsny doing bus
iness in tbs United States, its rstio of assets to
liabilities, tin only true Utt of a Company' $
trmgth, fully sustaining this statement, Ws
would reepaotfnlly call attention to the Hoard of
Directors aad Stockholders, publishsd in auothsr
oolnma, and to onr Board of Beferenoe in this
State and others.
J. H. MILLER,
' General Agent,
mar 27 154-lm
PIE DM ONT
' ' : AND. -
ARLINGTO N
LIFE LSBRiSCB COllPAM.
JOUII VflLDEtt ATKIS0',
General Agent for Kortb Carolina.
fpai BCOCK83 WHIOH THIS COMPANY
has met with baa been truly remark able. The
shut of Life Companies pnbliabed in New York,
shows that this Company bad a greater Increase
of basiness ia 1869 ovsr 1M8, than any Company
ia America, and that it leaned a larger amount of
risks ia 18C9 than any, save three Oenpaaies,
K or does this exhibit show only rapid progreee.
bnt it shows sooaomloal and oonaervativs man
agement. ;
Tboss inclined to aeoore aa inheritauc for
their famili ars raepaoifolly isvitad to call on
tbs General Agsnt at bis
INSURANCE ROOMS,
Friaosee street, between Front aad Water eta.
march S3 165-tf
PIINO FORTES,
TA MIS PUISBOBI BKBPEOT-
ej WHLLX Informs ths pnblto that fV.
hs has returned, aad isprapareSto lli
eiront orders for th Superior Piano Fortee
wbioh he baa recently introdoo-d here, a very
beantiiol spsWraaa of wbioh be baa on exhibition
st Mrs. Lamsdou's Milioery, on Front atreeU
Mr. P. will aleo tnn and repair 1'ianue for Iboee
aha require hi serrtae. Hie enperior skill ami
experieue aa a practical Piano fort kaksr be
ing too well known to the pablie ta reqair any
omttwnt,
- Tea Excellent $1 hasd Pianos and ons Uelodioa
for sale very cheap.
Orders U ti at Lovs'a Book Btora will be
promptly attended to.
apr 13 jC7-lw
.JUSTIN TIME,
fJIHO.-'B BPLEMDID
PLAID SUITS,
, DI1C0N U ALkl4) I IT;,1 '
. . FIXE CBE8S FKOCKS,
- - aW
and DOESKIN rANTS, f- . t
BaaoUfalty tl-A.
MU1VSON & CO.f
City Clolhmrs
. . . . - . 17 "
april
IlL fF JOS
TTBAILI JUAAiUTCD
it
AXT
BULROVIIS.
Or.NKIUI. HprF.rtlNTKNDENT'H OFF1CK,)
Wu.mihotos A MiNonsaTSs It. It, Co.
WiLMiaoTOM, N. 0., March U 1670.
jfN AND AFTER BUNDAY.. the 1.1th Inst
. Psaaeugers for th W. A M. It. B. will take
Mi Train at the W. A W. U. ill. Depot and th
lumiwiiiK ai-nociuie win i run i
DAY IXPKK83 TltAIN (Dally.)
Lesvs Wilmington (W.VWIIB Depot) 4:00 A, M.
Arrir st Florence .11:113 A. M
Arrive st Kingarillsv, . :K) P, H
L-.aro KIiibstIIIs 11 40 A. M
Arrir at Floronoe. 8:14 P, M
Arrive at Wilmington..... t:80 P. M
NIGHT EXPBKS8 TllAIM (Dally.)
Lear Wilmington (W A WBB. Dopot) : P. M
Arriv st Florenon .......... 1:43 A. M
Arrlv at Kiimavm 0:00 A. M
Lear KinesTUls 8:4a P. M
Arrlre atFlorsno ...........11.C5 P, M
Arrive at Wilmington... ... ., 0:11 A. M
- WM. Mso'tAB,
Uenersl Bnerintondcnt.
march 17 llS-tf
WILMINGTON A WILDON BAILHOAD CO..)
Omrs Untsv Kko. A Or., BoraaiaTKNnBMT, V
WitiiisoroN, IN. C Alaroh 11, 1H70, J
change of mmvir,.
ON AND A mill BUNDAY, tli tBth Inatsut,
raaaenstr trains on this road will losv Wil-
nilngton at O il. A. M. and 10:00 P. M., and srrivs
at Waldou at (:lll) A.M.. snd B:30 P.M. Arrive
at Wilmington i.lu A.M., ana 0.19 P.M. Tbs
day train will cot run ou Bnudaya.
n, ii, r UK.UUNT,
, Kug. A Hupt.
maroh 12 14l-tf
EASTEUN DIVISION
W1LMIOTOW, 'IIAIIM)TT1C rAt IIVTII,
BltrOHU UAILHOAD
Ornos at WiunnoTow, H. O.
January nun, ib7U.
v awn iPTvrt amunAV t.h.m
mto, tne Trains on in Kaetern uivialoa of
t tile 1
Koad will run dailr (Bundavs stoentsdl as
IOUOWS I
FASSKMeKR TKAIKS,
O0INO WK8T.
Uavs Wilmington....... 0:15 A. M.
Oapafcarllrldge 0:Ho "
" llladeuboro' 8:45
- Lnmbcrton 10:40
Lanrlnbnrgh ...v..... ......... 1:00P. M.
" llookinghani...... ....8:50
Arrive at Pee Do 3:10 "
aoisn haiit.
Leave Pa Dse fi:40A. M,
ItookinKhatu. 6:05 "
Lanrlnbnrgh , 8:4S "
Lumber tun......... 10:85 "
ltladsnboro ...11:8.1
Cape Fear Uridr a 40 V. M.
Arriv at Wilmington 8.00
rn KIQ HT. TBAI .
OOINO WEST.
Lesvs Wilmington . . . .
SM A.M.
0:15
S:oS
0:S0 "
10:45 "
11:30 P. M.
Ua.-afear liriUK
lllecdenburo' , . ,
Yorkrill
Lnmctton
Arrlv at Las.lnburgti....... ..
OOTSa KAfiT.
Leave Lanrlnburgh....
" Lumbertou
" Yurkvlll
u Dlsdeuboro
H Cap Fear Erl.lgc........
Arrive at Wilmington
5:30 A, M,
S:10 "
9:15 -9:45
1:95 P. M.
a :oo
Puaengor Train Wcat connect
with ths
Wadoaboro' and Charlotte Btage on Tnenlavs.
xnursoays ana caturuays.
B. 8. OUIOtf,
Eng. and Oen. Bnp't.
Jsn IS 104-tf
OR EAT SQUTOEIIN PASSENGER AND
FREICUT INLAND AIR UNE
Between New fork and New OrleansI
Axo au iinuiDuri arms asd rtAoa.
riUMB FUEIdHT FOBWABDED BY PAB8ER.
JL OKU TBAINS, and at LOW BATiitt. Ho
xo pnronaa xioaeta, or ror rates or Transpor
tlon snd other information. aoDlv at th Oener
al Ofttoe, 391 Broadway, corner of Bead street,
New York.
PKTXB MALLKTT,
Qensral Agsnt,
Nsw York. Juns 15. 1RGS an6-ti
ALTIHORB, D
O. B. BOGAR PaoraisToa.
BXDCOnoff OF FAU.
IN consideration of th general decline of all
th neceaaaries appertaining to th axpenaes
of keeping a Hotel, and th great scarcity of
money, ins noara wtu d rcaucea to merchants
and others or north Oarollna to I i Hi per day.
mchlO 139
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Ooraar Halifax and Edsnton Streets,
North ef the Capitol Square,
RALEIGH. N. O.
mar. buildinq is new, bpacioujakd
A eleint. Every appointment for tha accom
modation of gueeta. lloome and Parlors a swim
Air families, ann eingl room complete, beauti
fully furniahad; with au js to eomfort snd coo
venience. TUB! Diaisro noow
is larss and superbly fnmithed ia the most at
traclive manner, wbilat the sarvauts ar geuteei,
polit and attcutive.
No expenae or effort will b epared to render
the Hi. Nioboia Hotel etrictly a
FIRS T CLASS HOTEL,
to compare favn ably with -th beat Hotels,
North or South. .
The patronatt of the traveling rublio i r
paetfnllT nicitad. Ocinibneee and carriagea
at the depot to meet rury train.
asr Chargre aa low aa any other Aral-clan
Hut at in thaooaniry.
A. i ltUTJKit. Proprtelor.
(Formerly of Kxchange Hotel.)
fab US if
TAYLOR'S HOTEL,
. (KXcnaaoB put.es),
JERSF.F flTT. SEW JERSEY, i
Orp.t N. J. B. B. Depot, .,,, .
(la k Karapaaa PlaaUpa as all lltmra.
flQI CSDEitKlONED BKOS TO PIBEOT
A pablie attaotian ta the fact that t'na M itel
liaabeea thoreatcbiy vatad, rc-pa'ntwl and
re-farniahed thrunj,kou4; ovataiu over ikOwvil
ventilat-) room), hoai.-il tit stvam t lke' and
UanW dimair. rw.ru (a fa cirle), Lalina ptrl.m
sad AseMiag roonw, am, rrr coovcoireoe ff
tt.e trling pabtia ; -...
I It. a tiuu-1 ia riRBr clas In evary reepect, aad
Srill t f maintained at ml tin. . -Tb
i'erry boat run at ail boar, gay and
alibi.. . .
LTMAK FUSE. Proprwt"T.
tale of taa BtavsnaUonea, Broaaaay, N. 1 .
XXOTJBI3,
r" '
I tililMPj J
MiscciXA:::.
NO . HUMBUG.
it n::::::i!
-0 - '.
SPRING:G00DS
CHEAPER THAN GOLD AT
E2 Kiw-i"
'1
80 MARKET ITZZZT
j'YK.paacBASED Kt.srjara etocsei
tnslsts North sro Paulo at lass tiia Zjiportats'
aad MauDfaotnrara' cosi aad offer atxorairzly a
full assortmsat'ef
STiiPIiE end. ,
Fancy Dry :C:::,
BILK8, POPLINS, OBESADISia, '""
-. XXKOS. ALTACC
OBQANDIE8,
WHITE; GOODS,
V Cambrics, Jaeonsts,
BwlsslNansooka, la stripes and abseks,
Pique's Lac, , .
! Xdglngs, BandAstoblste, OoUaflb
EiM vj.icrr
Honsearnlshlcg Qoods, "
Motions. Olovss, .... , -,
Mitts, iBosistF, '
LACE POINTS,
Bbawls, Bilk Mantlss and rarasols.
MILLINERY.
. . Ladles Hats, flowers,1 l. " 'V'-,:
Bibbon, a. --r-i C - ....
Men's Furnishing Goods and Bats, at firioss
that must please, '
Kxamlus and you'U oortalnly patronka .
Ms M. BUZ,'' :
88 Market'. .' i. "
maroh30 ... i:S
"The-WUalBjftoi ana ITrt ;.
r Turnpike Cecpasj. t
IN P0BBUAII0BOFAW ACT C T ' r
entitled "Aa Aol to inoorpe1U 1... .
and Wrightsvills TarooikaOoBn.n. ,
1.
s
t
. of
- ,
jr.
anbsoriptioB to th aapital sttxis ut t . .
panv will b ooened audap tka A.,. , , t
nndcrsianad at tb FiraS Natiunal i
mington, at th Banking Bone of i.
son. Eso.. aad at th otllo al aiaaarm.
Oowsn A Oo. .
JOHN A BANDIES,
V BIOHABD H. OKANT,
OEOBQI BABHIUtfi
WM. A. WRIiiUX.
Wilmington, March sotb, 1870.
march iW . - , , ,
Cbmm'ra,
F02 SILCe
tub oomroDiora
TKR.tf.WBKKb BTBlASr
GEN. HOWAI!
FOBMXBLY PLTINO 12.
. tween Wilmington aad Bivet i
Bids, (Gap Fear luver) aa paeecu- 1
gsr and freight boat, t
Length aver all. ... ,
Breadth of beam.....
..M -.
.
,-..Hf? t :
uepta of bold,
Draft....
Tonnag.
. ......,.-.
Tw Engine to good order. Oyliu.'
ones aiameter ; a loot strok. Unt .
loon and Paasanger Aocommoda..uu
oioue and oomforuble. Lower deck and
frsighk
B. B. QCIOlf, Oeo. PKn'a .
WiL, Char. A Both. I
' . , Vnimii-Mtuu, . '.
lan.88 . . .
FiMILf ICE MkCZZZZ
T708ELU'8 ONLY practisabl I T " t
X for th as of Druggiela and O"
and Families geoerallr. Prodseing
Io in 10 lo 20 aiinatas, aojaal at c (.. r
natural, witboot ateam Dower. -:, f
t
. i .
f ai
I
olimate and ay to oparat. 3d r
oo na late of haimle anaauicala. w. i Ii u
orated after every oparatoa. AO -! I
NKWMAN, Wo. M Matdaa Lana, fcaw T
MTCITIOJ WAXTD,
A GOOD BOOK AHD iOB PBI5TO,
BIED, desires a aiiuatioav -
Addras H." ear of th
maroh 33
aor
NOTICE.
THE tNDEUSIQHED, OOBPOBATO"",
br give notioe to parties iatr- I
purchae of tha WUmiagtoa aed t
Kailrnad and ita effect, andar dwr
eloeora of Mortgage, to attend a c
held at Barpnm'a Hotel ia toe c ,
on Tneeday tha 26ih day of Apr I i
iranixa aoder tba Ohartar sra i It
of North and Booth Oarolma i t
and Carolina Baiiroad Cvu -i , i
ench further aotiua aa may b r
Charter.
D. WIT t ' '
, W. T. V -
B.F. b . . .
Wiiaunrton, March aih, U, j
march ii i;j f .
rnilR rjMDERaiORED RATIV1 C' AI
X. aa Kiacator af the aatai HI "
dvoeaaad, all rroe havinf (' n
eautaara notified toeitait'ii i r r
anoraiKaad oa ar bafor th I a r
IB71 ; and all parenae waW.t-1 to (
eaid deoeaeed are awehy Biaii.tt t
Uat paymant.
Xieeater f Henry
march 13 1
FLQUIsS.
lXTUA FA KILT,
1. s
a)lly.
For Ml by
AXiIi.3
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