.:; I .'f :i "' " . .. ,T .:. ' A.-. i4... jlfl-t - . . ,,'- .. - t W . , ft , -
j " . a a .
WTT,-Trf star is mailed, or delivered to
in all patts of the City; at 83 a
ib?Mtti8. 33 for Tliree Months.
in ail watts of the City; at 83 a
BATES OF AOVEJITISINGIJ
-oauareose aayt sf,iV
One tau two daya.
.1 SS
... 2 00
...H8 25
SO
it
it
a
i
tliree days,
four days,.
five days,
one vreekt;...i..
rontract Advertisement taken ,TptH
i. -0tiv low rates. t .:
ITIUP'" lllili l
tftLMlNGTON 4 M ANCUESTEB .B. ROAD
" ,.wniiAmB. Giles. T v
r:rTrhn uawson, Henry Nmtt, O. G.
nruand Trecunerer-Wm. A. falker.
. 1 . n a- f t
WU'Viiiii t AiLr UOAD. s i : v !
w
?v?H'utchison, Haywood.VV. Gaion.CVC Hei
5?, A. Logan, A. BI Holmesly. .
AgetU-W. B. Jicncn. . .
WILMINGTON & WEI.DOX
BAIL ROAD.
arris, of
Goldsbord'.
ntnepartoftM Ed Kid-
gCrt', nd f nonas D. Hogg, or Baleih,
Engineer and General Supri7iterident--
t'
S.L,
Matter of Tramporkilion Wm. Smith,
'sfcretaru ami Treasurer-J . W, TliompSon.
Master 0 Machinery M. M. liaukius. j , ,
iutlitor G. L.- Uaii.v. ! ' '
RAIL ROAD LINES.
GENERAL SUPTS OFFICE,
WilmiDffton & Manchester B B.
Wilmington, N; C, May 10 1868.
OX AND AFTER MAY 10th PASSEN
GER TRAINS of this Boad will tun on
tbe following Schednle : !
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Wilmington daily at . 4:45 A. M.
Arrive at Florence... ..'....,...11:15 A. M.
Arrive at Kingsville.: i:50 P.M.
Leave KiQK3ville ....10:18 Ai M.
Arrive at Florence . 1:50 P.M.
Arrive at Wilmington... 4. ........... 7:rf P.M.
Express Train connects closely at Florence
with the North Eastern Railroad for Charles
ton, and Cheraw and Darlington Railroad tor
Cheraw, and at Kingsville with the: South
Carolina Railroad for Augusta, to which point
the cars run through without change.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. ' ' -
Leave Wilmington daily (Sun. ex.)at7:SQ P. M.'
Arrive at Florence 2:20 A; M.
-Irriveat Kingsyille A. M.
Ltrtve Kingsville.'. 3:30 P.M.
ATive at Horence.... .....10:20 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington....... 5:12 A. M.
Accommodation Train connects clobely at
Florence with the North Eastern Railroad for
Charleston, and at Kingsville with the; South
Carolina Railroad for Ausruata.
Passengers for Columbia should take
the
Acsommouatiou Train.
YVM. MacBAE,
mayl0-194.tf Gen'l Sup't.
Hiiniinlon
a"'" w m.w a-a .'v
Okpic
Chief Esoineeh & Gen. Suf't.7
Wilmington-, N. C, May 9, 1868. : j
I CHANGE OF SOHEDULt.
?f AND AFTER MAY lOth !THE
aje wumington atriiOO A. M. and 8-JO: P.M.,
8-llp Wilmington at 4:30 A. M. and
U ye Weldon at 10:30 A. M. and 7:43 P. M.,
and Arrive at Weldon at 5:15 AVM. and
. w k wu bitAO AWav, fi a.
e day train will not run on Sundays,
inepay train connects with the Annainessic
na Pay lined. All are quick to the North..
. S.L. FREMONT,
- 4iiiiuLun, Jjxav lutn. ,
timf
ln, Charlotte iand
HERFORD .BAII. ROAD.
I UeneQAL SUPKRINTENDEKTJ8rOi,FB0E, t
I Wilminxtoa. N. Ae. ft. is7. 17
An AND AFTER TUESDA Y Wax. An.
'ffifFaSM,1h the Passenger TrAinion this
J0l Will leaVfl Wihniriirt-mi. Tnooov
fMybday and Saturday, af 7 o'clock, A. M.
nitlt rat w"8lro.. St:ige),- atl2'mid
i"lSW. Leave WiulrtaWni situffM nn nii.
iS1,1?,a7.and Saturday at 2 P.M. I :. ; v
fnve at Wilmington-same days,at3 P;M.
slWl W- L BVKRJBTT,
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n. BERN ARD, i .
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. i . .
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from
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the. Rax;
naaalllBHaMigtaaBBSMHBalBi
jTale of Disapjointmeiits and
mi
BI?5PER,GE HA,?RI:ADJ
a Tc J" .whiavlyln
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alv 1 I ?
A 8Trt!ieirfl Peace and W atNovel embractn
North', before, during.
with parallels between
pv ox w iwo Beetions ; . containing
lineations, glances at New York FSoatine.
J purnalism (or , Bohemia'hism' personalities
concerning the leading Metropolitan News-paper-men,
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combrising : these features, W the mere illus
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friends throughout the. State. f
BENJAMIN ROBINSON."
Fayetteyille, N. C-, June 25,.i868. " . 2as-tt
'Agent at Wilmington : T.. D. MEARES, Jni
papers copying this adVetfeemerit
will receive two copies or the work. .
By the Air Line To-Day !
ENTSt KID CONGRESS GAITERS ;
GENTS LOWJUARTEREIl, j,
Jersey Tjes ;
HANDSOME and
Desirable Goods
- V ' - - EOR SUMMER.
WE RECEIVE FREJSII- GOODS EVERY
1 -AND
DEFY COMPETITI0K
WALKER (fc BBADLET, .
Successors to- v ',! V.
JOHN M. WALKER & CO..
may30-ait-tc . EXCHANGE- CORNER.
Q QQQ'BtSHEES CORN ; -Q
QQQ SACKS SALT $ j
1 JQQ Hhds. MpLASSES and SYRUP;
OA Hhhs. BACON i
Boxes CANDLES ;
Cases LYE and POTASH ;
Boxes (12,000) SOAP,
An di a general assortment bf -GROCERIES, for
sale at WHOLESALE ONLY, by - . '.
WILLARD BROS.,
j e20-tf 27, 28 and 29 No. Water St.
Groceries I Groceries ! !
TT AVIS G PtRCnAISED THE STOCK
X of ,v ... . ,- -I.
Groceries, PxoionSLiqtiors
!GE0; tfilHI-
10 Soiitti Fronts Street,
I shall continue the GROCEBY BUSlNESSat
that stand, and -respectfully request a contin
uance of the liberal patronage heretofore be
stowed pn that stand.
k UH AS. H, FRENCH, , . -i
June 1, 1868. . ....... Watf
TTAX INO TJISPOSEI
OF THE
tfie Stock of;
Groceries, -fervisions, Iiiqiior8j &o.,
in Store 3fo IO Sootb- Front Street, to
I would respectfully recommend him toriajr
former patrons, GEO. Z. FRENCH.
-June 1st, 1868.' - " t213-tf
...... ' "- :' " j ... '
Commissios jMeixxtiant
REAL SSTATEGEN
No. 10 eponf St-Uptair
Will civs sieelal attention to the puTcnas"
nd Sfe "T1MBIIEJ PLANTATIONS, saw
on 1ind-A number of SMALL. FAR3ISf
btabeif .Inlgrauts. tsi UttneSitT
UXT" IS COJSTaSMFliATEIrr THATATIIIB
fiX. work wUUready for delivery (p.jTln
sa1wartU'cIose qnS. inst n I
2 DO
' Snbswribers' names sritt berecetred by the
fee. E. MMYERSand at WHiT AKER'S -and
LOVE'S BOOKSTORES. - " '- ;
' a 1 Jtefioru duuhs. muuhii
1-. n T.J ... ' rn.a
Dock
ts,'and othe Blank: Booksj--in; en
. - . . , 1 . . 1 . . JI . ; I1. Ml
U1CS9 '
Printing House and Book Bindery.
r octl5494tv KovS South-Watcx Streets
STTHURIES
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' SPEGIAi NOTICES;
fWrI. Lippltt, Drnsrtst t: Cbem
isV Always on hand a full and se
leet Supply of i PURB MEDICINES IjHEilK
St ALS, DYE-STUFFS, PERFUMERY SOAPS;
X P'OtTPTT ILH ' -a XTW . a -V SM-W -n a ' i " - i : '
Prescriptions accurately and "neatly
CraerFrtnt nd frk St.
P; SrrStore open, from ft A M, top P. M.
Persons wishing prescriptions compounded
at night will please call at my residence onSe
cpndStree4,etween Dock and Orange, r ;
PS
Tlk attention of 4he basiness
PnMIn is srHmt.fn1Vr Mtirtfi tn th
fact-that THE MORN INO -STAR, has, al
ready & larger local circulation than has ever
l bcenreaened by any; newspaper established
m jf umington.., it nas, aiso, a iair, ana rap
idli.increasing, circulation In the country.
Its RATES OF ADVERTISING ARE LOWEB
thftacthose )f tiny newspaper in the State?
SCRIPTION must .soon give it a circulation
-;btAwlU-;mftk.itho best advertising mc
, dlam in North Carolina. , ; , . . ,
'Tt.aVo f Vila TVaaai.fl Af mulHuo' Vnrtum lio
t i, AM,infl r.-
your valuable medicine, the PAIN KILLER.J
I was-nrged bya friend totry tti;and proenred.
bottle of Kernoti Apothecary. ,
a naa Deen amwieu mree vears witn n eurai-
gia and violent spasms of the stomach, which
caused a constant rejectibnof food. The doc
tors at W estminster Hospitil gare up my case
ind'espairr Then I tried your p'AlN KJLLER
Vliloh gave me immediate relief from pain
and sickness ; and I regained . my strength,
and am now abh to follow my usual occupa
tion of sailor. One bottle cured me. "" .. ;, ,
Yours" respectfully, S, '
CHARLES POWELL,
Sib I desire to bear willing testiniohv '"to
the wonderful efflcacx of. that American rem
edy caUed Pain Killer,. which I believe has no
equal -in this .country, I have been afflicted
with" heart disease, and could find no relief
'till I -got the Pain Killer, which soon made a
cure. . I am quite willing to. answer any In-J
quiries about my ease; Yours, etc., - j
1 ' ' . . FANNY SILVERS,, :.
' Dudley, (Worcestershire,) England. .
V Gbittlemew I can with confidence com
mend . your excellent nedinnetl PaJjKIll
er for Rheumatism, 'In digestion, And also
Toothache, having proved ita 'elHcacy in the
abve conipiaints. .Yqui Ac.; . '
REUEN.lilTCHELL, .?
: ". : Br idgeman's Place, Bolton.
Gkktemen -I have very great pleaBuft in
recommending your medicine, the Puiu Kill
er. I was suffering severely a few weeks
Since with Bronchitis and could scarcely
Bwallow any food, &0 'inflamed was my throat.
I was. advised" by a friend to try yoar Pain
Killer, 'ahdj after takln:g'a few doses of it, was
completely euredc i Yours, respectfully;
v T. WILKINSON, Bolton, Eng.
P, s I have recommended the medicine to
several of my friends, and, in every instance,
it has had the desired effect.
je2233-lm ..
MISCELLAiNEOUS.
OTEtST GTO
-OF THE T
DRY GOODS CflMPfliGN.
A AROX & - RtlEINSTEIK
Beci'I is ae to ijrroitsr ttejpitb
lic that they offerthe HANDSOMEST
STOCK of " . .. : j
BOOTS AND SHOES, - ; !
HATS AND CAPS, .
"IpANKEE NOTIONS,
.f HOSIERY, GLOVES,
. . , OIL CLOTHS & MATTINGS,
GENTS'' FURNISHING GOODS, .
LADIES' anil MISSES BONNETS and HATS,
Trimmed and Uhtrfmmed 5 V . 1 f .
BONNET RIBBON, FRENCH FLOWERS,
RESS TRIMMINGS, &c, Ac,
"'j Theyth4vecver.offeren"in'thWmarket.
1
We nave the largest and best assortment In
the: State, 'including all the most desirable
styles of the season. We feel, assured in say
ing? they are not 'eicelled either In style or
price by ayy in the market.' ; . -t
WtllTJETaOQlis.
'We have full?lfti& MarsCilieSald Alen
dale Quilts; Linfen 1 and Cotton Sheetings and
PillOw-Casipgs, PiqneSi Pei-cals, Linen Ducjis,
4c, AJi i : ''-'..
4une4-ai-tf ,
rjjHE ABOVE SUM WILL BE PAID
to any person ivho "will furnish us with the
name of any House or Houses, who can sell .. .
As WELL MADE at as,:
as are
pqw being sc44 by tbemiderslgned
y 1,
Coatfs.
...ti 00
...at I.OO
Pant9...
a m a 4
Vesits . . f.
rW5.S3fJi.
0
13
.i.at.
Socks. ..... . .at 110
Papr Collars, pe bx. ...Tt 15
Elnn ."-"''., Pf ! -'10
And ovrli'&igi elBe In prortioii.
lab a.
atXCWTRICEf.TTt?
; ; '''.Maarto order-,. i . -CANli
AbSStED TFIt)' 5j
V',-51
SC , a a . I - LI - l" I J Llw -4 qHR -Wnri7ffinTim T 4-1-, m Mm . W mv w 1 1
.iand Since the War. I , - . . . 0 v- - mi: , lavorahlv WUli t.hnt. ieaiiAt hir tlio "Ta- aotnK.
te People and Socle- ifI.JV'Vr-i:iii-.W
I1D
m
MORNINiG STAiR;
PUBLISHED"- AT WILMTNGTOJf.tH' C.'-
f-S Mailed, l6r delivered to supscVibers in
all parts Of thXtymt t8 5 :for Six
lf4i1. AI CfeaT rww -mar 1
3 ,Tsbt13taic Job : J Office: Tliigj cStab
lishmeht has recently teen enlarged aid added
to by pev material, tjpet.&j.T-the: whole nn
der thie foremaBship( oqpe of the ,be4tr)ractl
cal job pritere in the 'countr.;-,TVe'liprie6r
Is prepared to receive : anc( ' prompfity execute
orders for all kinds -i of retain f 6r iahdj; work,:
cards labels; bill-heads,-posters, rograniTnes,
tickets ia fact; any:lescMpUon::of r jb work
dope in aj well poiated4qbplicV: j The pa
trons l o( the establishment may be assured that
full justice will be done to their ordei; bbth
as;to workni'anship Material rwe4fvapA--.the
pricieNow 4s the' sefisoir thereforel to get
yonr jsb work doneVaod get itdoellVvIn
thf. line of Jancy pnntlng, In i colors -tsytptofn'
judffe for themselves;
T&e Democratic Platform.
The Democratic Party, in National fJonven
tion assembled reposing its, trust in the intel
ligence, patriotism and discriminating 'justice
of the people, standing upon the consy tntioa
as the foundation and 1 limitation ofthei powers
of the Government, ;and the' guarantee, of the
libertiet of. the icltiiertfk, , and recognifeg; the
questions of slavery and secession as. having
been settled for 'all time to tonte by the Warj
or the voluntary actioti Of the Split hem States'
111 luiisuiiuuuuai cyittcuviuus usscuiutcu,: uuu
never to' be rene"wed qr reagitated, do, with
the return of peace. demand n ..-1 ;
First. Immediate restoration of all the' States'
to their. riffnts in tne'lmlGny under the consti
tution, and of ciyil government -tbe; Ameri
can people. : : -y-1 ' v1"'" :;.:.'fi
Second. Am nes ty ; for alU past political Offen
ces and the regulation of .the elective franchise
in the States bt thelrcitizeris.' i
Third. Payment; of - the pubUe! debt of the
m n n . . 3 ha urn fiAm f Vi u ' MAnli ' Vii. A i I ,
excent so much asJisrreanisiter fortbe hapeferfl-
ti& W the 'Governmentlr economically i adiaia
i L J 1 E 1 1? Jil.J ' .
istcreui. veing nuaesuy -ippucu ior sucn pay-
iiii-ut; anu wnerc .iue ooiigaiions oi xneuov
ei nment do not expreesly state upon their face,
or tho la w: under ; which they weri Issuctf'does
not provide, that they shall.be paid in coinv
they ought;-irf Tight and in justice, to be paid
in the lawful money of the United States .
Fourth.. Equal taxation of every aipecies of
prupei tj uucurutug to lus reai vaiue, inciuuing
bands and other public securities:" '
Fifth; Ode currency for the.go verm ent and
the people,; the luborer and the" bmceholder,
the peusioner. and the soldier the producer
and the bondholder. ' '
-Sixth, Economy in the administration of the
government; .the' reduction of the standing
army and1 navy ; the abolition' of the fre'edmen's
bureau, and all oolitical ihstrunaentaliiies de
signed to secure negro supremacy: simplifica
tion of the system and discontinuance1 of in
quisitdrial node of esaesuinx and-. collecting
internal revenue,' so that the burden of taxa
tion may be equalized and lessened; the eredit
of ihe government and the ' currency made
good ; the repeal -of all enactments for ienroll-
iiiic owtiic lunula iuiv ulxiiiiu.i tuivco 111
time of qpeace, andatarlff-foT retenu upon
foreign imports, and such equal taxation under
the internal re venue laws as will afford "inci
dental . protection . to aomestl manufactnres',
and as will,, without Impairing the - revenue,
impose-"th ieast burden iipon and best1 pro
mote and encpurage the great' industrial inter-;
ests of the cohritry. ' v !
Seventh. Reform erf abuses' in thea4thinis
tratioriexpul&ipn of corrupt'irien from;oflS.ce
abrogation of "useless bflices ; the. restoration
of rightful authority toVati'd the" itidepehdenee
of, thfe executive ahd judicial "departments of
the Government ; the subordination !of the
TnlliLifv to the4 civil.nbweK to the end that the
uenrpatipns. of Congress 'and: the despotism of I
ine swora may cease;? -1 t -
Eighth. Equal; rights . and protoctlon for
naturalized and native-born citizens- at home
aud. abroad, the assertion of American nsction-
alitv which shall- Command s therespect of:
foreign powers; and furnish an exarnple and
encouragement .to t people istrnggjiog for na
tionaHtttegrityconstitutippai liberty ahd in
divutoal rights,- and the maintenance qi the
rights of naturalized citizons-agolhst the abso
lute doctrine: of 4nrnuble'aHegiarte'V"ahd the
claims of foreign powerto" "puinisa -the"Ba fef
alleged crime, commuted; 'beyon4 tbelr! juris-f
diction. ' - e"-;" r : - .'
In demandih'gthesetSaeasures arid 1 reforms
we arraign the-Radfcat party for its .disregard
of right, and the- nnparHeledl'oppressi6n and
tyranny whicfi;. hate fiLtarked i career. "' '" '
- After the .moBt spjeinn. and Mnwdnifflon
pledge of both Housed of Congress to ipose-',
cute tl; war etclhsively; for the: maintenance
t)f the Government .and Ahe preBervation of the
Union under the Constitution, x it has repeat
edly violated-that most -sacred pledge,, under
Which alone was rallied that nobl ? volunteer
army whidi; carjicAxitr flasr-tovlctoryv .
.: -Instead of restoring 'the Union, It has ;sd' far
as in its power dissolved. it-and subjected; ten :
States in tkne o profound peace to nilltary J
nnit'ltAMnh tfdVikknk'iMM lt hni 1T,1HI
lied there the H&V-.bt-ttM'-fittl 1 ha
abolished the habeas corpwr,;tha:mst sacred
writ'ef liberty ; it ha overthrown the freedom
of speech and . the . press j It haSi 'substituted
arbitrary seizures and- arfest ud military
trials and secret tter Chamber inquisitions for
the coiistatntlonattribilhals it has' disregard
ed in time-of peaces the right ef - thS people to
be free frtmr searches and seizures ; i ha, en
tered the-post and-tetegraph offices, and ven I
the private rooms .,01. individuals, ana jseizea
their pfivateap6rB-indTefters without any
specific cuargs-or- notice of affidavit, ,as.re
ouired by the ortranic law ; ithas ksonvertefl
IIOD1 VvU'tf wu I
onage to which 50 con&ti.tutipiif l mpnarchy-of
Enrone "woiiM tmw 'L&te to ' tesort ; , It 4$ i
ahoiiRhii thA4HHitCflf)Dl 6hirflTK?rtant con- i
atitutionaj question tor the fnapreme judldaif
inounats, sua utcnwii
its ginalttrlBdiirftti
vesten bv theJonartltUti
Chief Justice nas been snmecxeaiisnmo6s
atrocfoti catumntciaVHiy-b
not prostitute hKTJIgJftifficQ tb'ffie's'uppo'rt tf
the faise-ahdparti'sarf charges prefcrYfedagalifct
the fTestdent'1'It8-' c'Of raptiOft' ahdtrava
nno linw teeapiH"AnVt"3in thd wn "in" 'hl8-'"
. w . - '4 1 - a - - W """l". 5 X J-ft- -- A.
.... . i wui n.,A k.A"n;n-nn1inta tt hoa
inrv. lti(l u V 110 UAUU3 auu uuuvHu'y- i
nearly doabledthetrarderX of the debfereated J
by the Wan : Jl.as; Sirippeq. ikj t reeiupa ir w
bis constitutional power. of appointment even
of; his own Cabinet " Under it3: repeated; as
sattlt8 the'piilara 'tWOTerpmpa're; roek
fair m their basea andabefnid It succeed in No-;
vjm'hHrnext and inaugurate its President." we
will meetas a subjected andyenquere&people
smirt tfiif ruins of ,Uberty anjtithe; scattered
fragments of the &nstetim,t vrir;-uj ;
And we dadkUareend resblyeihat ever since
fee people of the United Saja., jhrew;. off all
subjection to tberBritisb: erpwo ; the "privilege
and tnat of suffrage ha beiongedr te. .the, sey
eral States, and hae.beeh grantedi'VrxUted?
ni onntrnlwt Telnsivelv bv. the-po.litical-
! uover of each State respectively. nd.that any
1 attempt by Congress,--pn-. sny pretext; what
"I ever, to deprive any State of tins., right or in-,
' I terfere with its exerciels a llagrant uBurpa
jtion of power which can Hod no warrant in the
1
Voneututiojii.aBd if sanctioned bvtlie peopw
will subvert onr form of Ofyf mnent, and ea
onlyjendihanglelc4?rUniJ4od and consoli- '
datQdfGpyernmcnt, in.whuk tbtflscparatc- ex
istence of the-States -wili be en li rely absorbed -s
and an nnqualified, desptjtisiu be establlshed int
place of a Federal Union of co-equal States; v
and that; wecgard the . reconstruction acts- :
(so-calledj Tfohgre's's,v'as 'such, are usnrpa''
tions and unconstitutional,' ret oltftlonary and
roid; that our soldlert and , sailors. who carried
the, flag ot burlcountry to., vetory. against
tnost gallant ana"dt:cr ruined foe "must ever bo
gTOtefuHyTerndtribbred, and all th6 guarantees
S'ven4n their favor mnst be faithfully carried
t execntioh.. .Ti -riTvd. ir'.t 5. - , ;;
Thaf the ptibife lands should, ne distributed
as widely as possible among , the people, and
should pe. ' disposed" of either 4nder the pre--eption
"homestfad.TandS and sold in rca
spnabletiiiahtitfci,.and.tQ nn but actual oc
cupants, iit the. minimum price rstabllshed by
the government.. . When' giants ?f the public ,
lands may be- allowednecctfssart fJr tie en
couragement of important .public Improve
ments, the proceeds "of the sale of such land?f
and toot "the lands' 'themselves, hbtjld be bv
applied. T;;;;;;;;;iro3 .H.i- .
That the. President nf the United States, Au
drew Johnson,. in excrrlsfng the power of his
high oflictfiu refebtlBg-the aggressions of Con
gress npo: tlae . cirtistitnUonat rigrhts of the
States and; th e people,1 is eri titlea to the 'grsti
tudeof the whole Atneri can people, and in be- '
hM of ,the-Daiotatlc rtif ianieir-hixatX
Qnr tfianks. for Bis patrkjt !c efforts in 'tliat,, re- :
garcLTXJ pon- tbi4 platforni - the. " Democratic
party appeal to" every pktri.ot.Mncludlng alt the
conservative element aiid all '.who; desire to
support the Copstitution arid , restoro the
Union, forgetUhg-' all past dffferences : of opin-
ion, to unite witn . 'ris th6 present great
struggle for theiiberties f the people ; and
that to all such, 'td whatever party they may
have heretofore belonged, we extend ithe right
hand Of fellowship and hail all such co-operat
ing with us as friends and brethrert '
mm
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HANSOMEORGADY SfTjST.fN. tf
www sivmir nv n. a T.T,mra''(- f :-i "
CHAXLIES -ASt GRENADEyES aV f .
- - - jr : HEIRIC5K:?iS.
LADIES' HOSE AND FRENCH' CORSETS, at
: r:;. : thedeiok's.
SI.B.GANT DRESS GOODSvaF V V l
FULL SUPPLY OF ""DRESS1, TRIMMING -
GREAT BARGAINS SOLD t tADlES, at
MEN AND BOYS'. WEAR'. CHIEAtY. at ''V
v r 1 :IIEDRIGK;
GIRLS' AND BOYS' HOSIERY, at '
.- 1 : IlEDRICK'S;
THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO TRADE at
, : ; ; HEDRICK'S. :.
LARGE STOCK OF DOMESTIC GOODS, W
v r: ;,;.HE:i)RiOK's,.
CHEAP BLEACHED COTtOJ?, a
A SUPJCRB- STOCg OF WHITE GOODS, at
IIEDRIOK'k
' -. ' . . , 1. ' 1 ;. - i i . v - ' - i .....
THE CAROLINA EMPORIUSt Offer's- Great-
Indcements'toCa8lfBffyers. ' " -.
.... -r . .... ' .1 -.
July t9 f
iixiitli'S JE?rotiaiitxxiL
-AND
iiiram
H.
Jr.-
1
s
ODAr"
i
BUTTERf
OtSTER" and v y
d,:v-j::ni "NDOi' ' -
A GENERAL SUPL,t:OF:;( .
?uit recetfehy
JSHOSTGi EWisi-l v
r a Sfaaket Strefef
:. uiyle--tj.
e
rs;
Jtrstr ECKitrr ; as EOtt f saee'
Buggyr arti and Waffm Hubs;
We intend to keep a full assortment of TRIM--JflNOS,
CLTP9, r;i.Tvps jpLATES,'Ae.y c.
1 CaBaWseeat -Zr
'A -i ' I, i ? GOv A.-.PECK?Sf
lyl4(U.fj ; , lySo'.Ffpnt street.-
AyiNG , , COJlFtttED HI AB-
l?a4H?nntS'"tflreugnont mr-ii m w rni
TOGRAPHin ROOMS and . CHEMICAL DE-'
PARTMEiraiai-now KJadTKo rVeeive my
"Z,T At- k' AvAnAa Sill a"Vr
ij Aihe jvjHnpply ofTJRAM Enlarge, ad small,-
itesJFrfflfej Cs toliAlbuflir Ac.
lneiuxring ar ipii Assort men t 01. mjup w
r IT AVE J'TOT BECEIVEll.smriAVK
Lin SfiOTfl Of
large Stock sF. c
i -
ti f-
4
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.-if
ulyl-2384f
" 10 South Front Street:
North: Oardliialiand'lgency
."OABTIES , WHO. TVISII ,
TO IIATF
-JL,-
v.rvrrv 4vi""f.-hA At liv Jof ' Northern anil-
VnMnaan r!aritoliata ,tP.ir LAiNDS. jUli.d.
WATER POWEliViCy with a; view to a sale.
can address me at Reedaville, N, C 'i-,
- RefeTenceft -made to pnblie ,xncn, generally,
thrbthe State.- p. w. 00
rath
FAMILY
FLOUR
Carnal
Hake
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