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THE WIL3IWUT0N IIEIULD.
T HOllXS M.
COOH , Editor
. Office FronCstrtet &iZM Market and Dock.
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WILMINGTON.
?, AUGUST 17
THE' TKEnAJLDflGTTT .EDITION.
In order to accommodate the -people on -the
Wilmington and Manchester railroad, wholaye
been so long desirous of receiTipg The Hkbald,
we shall in future print a ' night "edition, which
will be kept open up to the latest possible mo-
.;rtn to the departure of the train, and
XUCUb t J
wiircontain all the news receiredup to the hoi
croimr 'to press. Newsdealers in the array of
c.niK rrnlina and elsewhete should' send in
UUULU
their orders promptly. . .
THE POLICY OF THE GOVEKNITXETfT.
faction induleedln all manner of, vituperation
and abuse towards those who refused to accept
this monstrous innovation, .upon - ib eei-ueu
policy of the country Even a dispassionate
- - ii , ill. j
and dienified difference , from the teachings. of.
flrwlT. Snmner and Chase was denounced as
little less - than; outright ' treason. Even when
the president settled upon his policy of the right
of the states to regulate their own domestic af-
fairs a policy .inculcated by the . constitution,
and therefore binding upon government and
governed alike a determined assault was made
upon that honest, fearless and determined funo
tionary that was well calculated to ' make a
.weaker man quail. He was threatened withj de
sertion by those who claimed to have been most
influential in elevating him' to - the position -he
occupies; members of congress -and'' senators
waited upon him'to say that unless he abandon
ed his constitutional position congress j would
withhold its support from his administration ;
public meetings were held all over the land on
-the subject ; letters were written and printed by
noted politicians showing the great danger that
impended over the country were negro suffrage
not foisted upon the south; mass meetings of
negros were convened , by these. politicians in
various places, and ; strong resolutions adopted
and monster petitions signed, all for the pur
pose of coercing- the executive to change his
policy in this particular. Even in the cabinet
there were those who would give the president
no rest ; and it is not wonderful, in view of the
tremendous pressure that was brought to bear
and kept bearing, that Mr. Johnson's health
gave out and he was compelled to suspend his
i.w- in MnnM: w.U,, wai fi!v
labors in consequence.' This pressure was fully
equal to that which was brought to beat on Mr.'
Lincoln (o induce the issuance of his celebrated
emancipation proclamation, and which he then
characterized as "fearful." It is a wonder, in
deed, that Mr. Johnson has withstood it. V That
he has withstood it should; win for him th
fullest confidence and respect of every loyal
southerner. A Washington telegram of recent
date says, "it is reported that ' in yesterday's
cabinet session, President Johnson's reconstruc
tion policy was discussed in a very animated
manner by some of the secretaries, and that he
expressed his determination to adhere to itp regard
lets of opposition." ' -'
Thus it would seem that, immediately ton his
UU UIO I
recovery from the lr e ri'
i -
"rausea,"lhe president convened his cabinet for
the purpose of settling this question once for
all, and so relieve himself from a pressure
that was killing him. When ' he found differ
ences in his cabinet he took the responsibility
of settling the matter himself by declaring his
purpose to adhere to the policy he had marked
out " regardless of opposition .' Let those words
be remembered. They mark -Mr. Johnson as a
... man who can be trusted. He has a will of his
own. He is not afraid f a responsibility, and
when conscious of the integrity, ef his cause no
amount of opposition will - swerve- him. " :His
policy is not in all respects what the south con
siders favorable to its interests, yet no amount
- of opposition will cause him to change that poU
icy, for he believes it to be right. He is, there
fore; we say, precisely the man the country
The most desperate efforts have Iwen made by I by the neighbors, a guard of soldiers ' had,
the radicals at me nonu iu ijdsa.o ucgxy ouumju ,,MV,, ..j.i,u
. i a'VinA tna omna nf fhia I with the DroDrietor of the store.' "iivowedlv for I
requires in tne executive office at this time.
We who have interests at stake in the working
out of the policy of the government are incapa
ble of judging impartially of the true policy to
be pursued. - It may sometimes happen that the
' interests of whole communities should be sacri
Heed for the public good.. The emancipation of
the slaves-of the. south was demanded a
measure calculaUd to save the country,: How
' k" many innocent people widows and orphans in
many cases lost everything; by that act, and
v: 'BtxQ reduced from affluence to penury, ino one
-i, CMl ettr telL So now the preservation and
it:- ultimate prosperity of the country may require
" ' great sacrifices by individuala and communities ;
"rbutVeThave the assurance tnat whatever polio v
14' puffued is designed for the public good, and
hv luVW Lonforced despite all oppositions There
-ii- fore, if we of ihe sonth desire a speedy TrestotsU,
-iKtioarofi civil gdverncnerit in our respecti? e states
as
,Bd a withdrawal of troops from among us, w-&
iaveniv to submito thapolifty nf the govern
ha
.P'ent whicKrtkwever, whetherwe' fabmit or
' ii i0f. WU?be elarwd;'.dspite?-a!rour Opposition:'
:JTift gevftnlrxjl-akes-eneiw ti
lis 'persistence ia abiJin by the -doctrine of
state rights. It loses, the support and confidence
of a xery large and influential partj that has
hitherto giten it a heart support. Here is one
of the grounds of compromise on which the,
south is met.- - We hare no right to expect the
concession of all that we claim as our rights.
Cut when the largest ahare is tendered: to us we
should be ungrateful indeed jiid we not promptly
accept the tern. and henceforth, yield the gor
"eminent an earnest and heart j supporL This
we beliere will be done by the south with great
unanimity and cherfulness. We shall be disap
pointed indeed to find anywhere in the south
opposition, to the administration of President
Johnson.
r ' pnoaioTiox, . .!
f r.It iTt us great pleasurelo hare to' announce
tnat Major Ueneral Alfred Howe; Terry, .com
manding the department of Virginia, on Wed
nesday of last week receired his promotion from
the war department as a major general in the
regular army. Major General Terry is re mem-.
bered in - this'-Vicinity with' unirersaL respect,
and our citizens will unite with us in congratu
laimg mm on nis weu ueaerreu eierauon.- -
; v p TjgE ' Xate o utrage. . "
" ,- , 'l' ' ' j, WlLMIHOTOlf, Augrisjt 17.
To the Editor of The Wilmington Heralds .X '
ij l notice your comments on a certain' commu
nication touching an outrage committed on the
premises of Mr. August Du'emeland in whioh you
have' been prompted to , censure, yery t.nnjustlyj
as I will show, the city nolice. At the time of
the .outrage the police were on dutylat their
usual stations, and immediately on hearing the
outcry the captain himself, with a squad, has
tened to the place of alarm and was informed
the purpose of conveying them to the guard
I house. The police therefore returned to their
regular posts. It is not to be presumed thai -a
police should be placed at every man's door, but
they are always alert to render service wheuever
necessity occurs. If this man Duemeland was
more circumspect in complying 4with the laws
more uiscreet in his associates, ana less oduox
ious in his dealings, doubtless he would be less
exposed to such outrages as those of which3 he
complains. - j PAUL McGREAL,
Chief of Police.
.To b MusTSMD Out. It.is stated. .by -the
Raleigh Progreia that an order was, received in
Raleigh lately authorizing eight thousand of the
white troops in the department of North Caro
lina to be mustered out. 8 This is a fair indication
that the government is not disposed to keep in
our midst a greater number . of troop than is
absolutely necessary. . ; . ;: - ' : ; :''
Moke Paedohs. The president on Thursday
of last week pardoned R. M. Patton and R.'W.
Walker,of Alabama, and Theodore Wagner,
of Charleston, S. C Robt. B. Boiling and Wm.
T. Joynes, of Petersburg, ya.;';'N,,N;i Nixon, of
North Carolina, W. Pristhey and C. Shackelford,
of Mississippi,, were on Friday; last pardoned by
the president. :
Temporary Hail Service in North Caro
lina.
The Postmaster General, Hon. W. Dennison,
in a letter to uov. 'Moiaen
says, I have the
honor to inform you,' that the department on
reasonable bids .lor - tne transportation, will be
prepared to issue orders authorixing temporary
mail service on routes; running from such county
seats to the nearest points on railroads, on which
mails are conveyed." j !
The proposition is to take proposals to carry
said mails as indicated below, once a week to
and fro,: until the 31st of Deoember next, when
it is expected the general mail contracts for the
state, having been let, will be put in operation.
The Standard suggests- that ten dollars per mile
for the whole time will be allowed for-the ser
vice, and that all proposals for contracts, with
the evidence of their ability to comply,' and also
all recommendations if or, Postmasters,, be for-
warded to the department through Gov.Holden.
The following are the proposals : ; ! -I
Proposals will be received for carrying I the U.
S. Mail over the following routes until January
1st, 1866. To be' carried once a week : i i
1 From Fraklinton to Louisbursr, J
' - rxfSnTHender6oH touxtord,
c TX . . . i . r-. . j-.
3 From Warren Depot to Warrenton,
. 4 From Wilson to Greenville, thence to Wash
ington, ' ' '.. -: .-, 'f.l, v.- J-
5 From vvasnington to swan quarter,
. 6 From Rocky Mount to Nashville,
7From Greenville to Williamston,
8 From Warsaw to Kenans ville,
p. 9 From. Warsaw to Clinton, -10
From Kenansville to Onslow C. H.,
' 11 From nearest depot on WiL Char. & Ruther
ford Railroad to Elizabeth town, 1 .
12 From Laurinburg to Rockingham, -
13 From.WUmington to Smithville, -1
14 From Mosely Hall to Snow Hill,
15 From Newbern to Trenton, . , , : " i
16 From Hillsboro' to Roxboro, , . ,
17 From High Point to Ashboro, tnence to
Troy, - ., .... . j v
18 From Morris ville to Pittsboro, f
19 From Winston to Dobson, via Mt, Airy,
20 From Winston to Danbury, n 1 i
21 From Salisbury to Mocksville, Hampton
villei and Yadklnville, I
- 22 From Reidsvilleto Wentworth, '
23 From Danville (Va.) to Yanceyville,
24 From States ville to Taylorsville, Wllksboro,
Boone and Jefferson,
25 From Terminus of Western N. C. Railroad
yto Morganton, and thence to Lenoir, . i
a rom jnorganton to Aianon and Ashville, -27
From Marion to Bufnsville, ' ;
: . 28 From Asheville to Marshall, -,
29 From Asheville to Hendersonville, ' -SO
From Asheville to WaynesyiUe, . -
oi DTom waynesviue to Webster, '
32 From Webster to Franklin,
33 From Franklin to Murphy, . ' j ;
- 34 From Charlotte to Monroe, - t - ,
a rom EsauaDury to Albemarle, and to Wades-
V .... . . - ' . . -..v ! -
36 From Lincolnton to Dallas. ' : .
boro
i .
37 From Lincolnton to Shelby and Rutherford
ton, - -.
38 From Rutherfordton to Columbuai
39 From. Raleigh to Fayetteville, . : '
40 From Fayetteville to Carthage, ; ' t v :
41 From Garygburg to Jackson, Windsor. Ply
month and Columbia, -; . ... .
: 42 From Boykin's Depot (Va.) to Winton and
Gates ville, . - , - . , tt
43J5rom Norfolk .to Elizabeth City, Hertford
andEdenton, , t
" 44 From Elizabeth City to Camden, C. H and
Currituck C H. v - . .
Pvoposala will oe received to supply the county
utftuaujrvjr uiu jl runs yi rama counties,-,
from the . nearest point oa any of the above
routes.". ' - - ? ;5 " -
. Halifax, Wilson, Wilmington and TarboreV wiU
"be- supplied by the Wilmington s & Weldon Rail
road? and Tarboro' Branch Kailroad. ' " ; .
? Liaibertoawia be iuppU by "theWllmlng-
. 1
ton, Charlotte & Rutherford Railroad Eastern
r WLlteriDe will be supplied by the WHmington
fe f!nfhfisfr Railroad. V Vv "
Kinston, Newbera and Beaufort will be supplied
by the Atlantic & .J. J. lUiIroad. . i
Gold&boro6mittiSeldt IIillsborO Jiacigh, Gra
ham, Greensboro, Lexington, Salisbury, Concord
and Charlotte will be snpplied by the Iorth Caro
lina Railroad.
Svewm be supplied by tte
Western
Lincolnton will be supplied by the Wilmington,
Carlotte & Rutherford Railroao: V estern en a. .
Winston is already supplied from High'Point.-'-
N EV AD V E RTIS E M ENTSV
AlCTIOS SALES.
- BT CRONLY A MORRIS, JLncVn.-
TXT1LL be rented at Exchange Corner, at 11
V V o'clock" Tneadav. 5th SeDtember. to the
highest bidder! for; one vear.from October 1st,
1865: the Store on the N. W. corner of Market and
second streets, under tne uaroiina juotei.
ALSO.
The Store and Dwelling: above, on southside of
iuarjLet ireei, uexi wesi oi .airs, ouxau wnau e,
at present occupied by Mr. M. Fitzgerald. 1
Aug. lotn . iti-2iewiaj
BY S. M. WJ3ST, Auctioneer,
- - i -i -
N Friday, Aug. 18th, 1865, at my office, will
V- be sold at vh$ o'clock, A. M.;" -
. -j ; 4 CRATES CABBAGE, ' ,
1 LOT FURNITURE, .
100 BOXES CIGARS, . v
1 LOT OLD COUNTERS, Ac
10 BOXES TOBACCO.
Au:.18th ' ' : , ' ' 144-lt
WANTED.
rpo rent for one or more years from the first
JL October next; a small House conveniently lo-
atAi that will answer for a verv Bmall fatnilv.- it
Address ' - W.,
t . : At the Herald Office.
JOS. B. RUSSELL;
Gommissibn Merchant,
Wilmington, N. C,
and respectfully sc
TTAS resumed business, and respectfully soli
XJL .cits co
cits 'consiffnments from his former mends
ana patrons. -
Liberal i cash advances made on consignments
when reauired "- ' .'
Office for the present, SfrNorth Water street,
Aug. 18th v vv-y - , 144-lni ;
JAMES L. HATHAWAY,
(Formerly of the firm, of Hathaway & CoJ, Wil-
, mington, n.u.)
Commission 'Mercliaiit,
r , , 171 Pearl street, New York.
T ARTICUL AR attention paid to . the sale .of,
JL Cotton, Cotton xarns, Sneetings and JNaval
Stores.
Aug. 18th . - 144-2m
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Q A A CASES Ladies' and Gents', Boys' and
l)UU Girls' Boots; Shoes and Gaiters, complete
assortment, in lots to suit. . t
Country merchants call and' examine," No. ;11
Market street.- ' .- - ; . ,
GEO. R. FRENCH & SON.
Aug. isth ,:; 144-iw
JUSTIN STORE-v-.;;:
K A A PAIR Ladies fine Serge Con.' Gaiters,-;.?
0JJ 200 " " " Balmorals.
; 500 " " . . Kid Boots and Buskins,
A large assortment , of Gents' fine Calf
.. , Boots, "
.. A large assortment of Gents' fine Low
Quarter Calf and Buckle Shoes, which we offer at
lowest market figures. - 1 '
GEO. R. FRENCH & SON. ,
Aug. 18th . . . 144-1 w '
iWAKTED,.:,:
BY a, young Lady, a situation "i as Teacher in a
pleasant family, iq the; country. . " ; ' ':
Address,. . , JfiAUHER,
. V." t;. Wilmington, N. C.
Aug; 18th 1 V ' -h 144-lt :;"
COTTON CARDS, SAILS, -
EAT Tail, Bastard, "MiilSaw,' Tamper and Hand
M.Saw Files, Linseed, Neat Foot and Machin
ery Oil, Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Rakes, Pitchforks,
Chains, Sole, Harness, Band and Lace Leather,
Locks,' Bolts, Screws, Hubbs.' Reins. Spokes.
Horse Shoe and Copper Nails, Frying Pans, Sauce
pans, kj vens, Kettles, Skillets, Spiders, Harness,
Bridles, Saddles, Whips, Brushes, Curry Combs,
&e., at v ; - ' .: " ' - '' ' ,
.-i-. I" . . '-"- WII .BON'S '
. Hardware and Harness Establishment.
Augvl886S;.j
144-lt
X0T1CE.T0 TRAVELERS.
Office Aen, Supt. Wjl.. & Man. R. ; R.
I
VmTngtoh, N. C Aug. 10th,"l8t)o.
7N and after Ffiday, i Aug. ; 18th, a daily train
V-A lor passengers., and ireignv will De run be
tween Wilmington and Kingsvillei on following"
scheduler .v : "; ; ' ' ! "
Leave Wilmington daily at 11 P.,M. '
" Kingsvme 3 8.40 A. M.
i Arrive at Wilmington dailyiafc, 4.00 -:
" ' KingsviUe. ; 50 P. M. ; -
The Steamer connecting with these trains will
leave - WiL & Wei. Railroad wharf daily at the
above hours. a '-; ,: '''-' : ci
The JNorth Eastern Rail Road from Florence (on
W. & M. R. R.) to Charleston, and: the Cheraw &
Darlington Railroad, from Florence to Cheraw,
will connect with these trains. . i
A line ' of stages will connect with these trains,
between Kingsville and Columbia, S. C. r' ; c
Freight will be received at the warehouse of the
WiL & Weldon Railroad, on the wharf; at Wil-s
mington.. . .f:, , , . .... ... .' .... . , t
For further information, apply at Company's
Office, which for the present will be at warehouse
of the Wil. & Weldon Railroad, on the wharf.
" ' HENRY M; DRANE,
-' Oen. Sun't.
Aug. 18th . .144
4000 BUSHELS SALT
XUST received perSchr. Harold. For sale by
e F tne DuiKj Dag or in Darreis, by , .
HORACE M. BARRY,
on the wharf; foot Chestnut street.
. Aug. Hth - ' -. 140
A FACT WORTH MOWING.
qPHAT by buying shoes with Metalic Tips, two-
jl. : tniras . tne usual expense or supplying chil
dren with shoes may be saved. No one; for eyery
day wear, can anord to buy any otner. Millions
of dollars are annually saved by this useful inen
tion. The toes of metal tipped shoes remain per
feet until the rest of the" shoe is worn out: The
feet are kept dry, thud - benefiting the health : and
saving money, t a, .ii :-j--f-:Vl. :
; For sale by all shoe dealers. ,
; Aug. 16th 1 4 ;, ,.,.:. t! : 142-3m
XTE have and are receiving by every Steamer
f , J : from the North,. the most complete: assort
ment of Dry Goods ever offered to the North Car
olinians', which we are determined to sell lower
than any -other 'house in the town. Give us a
call,: and we guarantee you satisfaction. - ' ; - ;
- . GEO. Z. FRENCH & CO... .
- Successors lo , Cutter & French, J
. , jno. xu, jsoutn JJTont .street, f ,
Aug.llttt-
-'AMUSEMENTS.
THEATRE.
Manager-
...,. . . . ..iV.. MR. JOUN DAVIS
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Auff. 18th A 19th.
TnE;- YTIL1ILGT0 MGH!1TO-
GALE OPERAS TROUPE.
SONGS, DANCES, GLEES, OVERTURE, J
: , FUNNY SAYINGS OF;TIIE TIMES,
everything to please everybody.
Prices of admission as follows : Dress Circle re
served for white citizens-only, 1, r&rquette
Boxes reserved only for colored persons, f U Par-
quette 50 cents, iauery so cenw..
Aug.' lotn jy )"-. . , ,.,
MISCELLANEOUS
AUCTIOX SALES.
1 -.. . 'jU.
BYS.!M; WEST, Auct'ri
iTN Saturday TOdrninff. Ausr. 19th, 1865, at1 10
VI o'clock, A.' 31 J at Exchange Corner, j yl
1 FINE'NEW ROCKAWAY, ;
And other things
Aug. 17th
if"-.
r
tit. Vijiktr't
143t,.
POTATOES.
f A BBLS. Irish Potatoes, jeccived per Euterpe.
For sale by
SUACKJEL1T01UJ IIAAJS 'CQ Wu t
. , - .- - 44 O
, Aug. 17th
..ih.i ftnirv
J. 1, l-l
BILLS OF LADING
F
OR1 Steamers or sailing vessels. .
For sale at ' ' 1
THE HERALD OFFiCE.
Aug. 16th-
W. AXD ,W.' K. R. STOCK. -
; 2 C-5
C CT SHARES for sale. apDly tb j ,
AO . i .. DR. A. R.;ME.DWAY
17ths
143-lw
AVASTED TO BORROW :
I rpiIREE Thousand Dollars,"for, which security
eiven. Apply to r . t r oruiA. ssju.
Aug. 17th
148-lw:
STILL WORM.
iA: VERY .fine Turpentine Stilly Worm for sal
XJL, by H ! . '. v- ; , ,r,p
: ALiXXvKU MAK11JN.
Aug. 17th-,. . -:.xV-: -.:.! - 1 143-lw.
SEW SUPPLY
:rr ,,; ,-. '-- QF
GROCERIB AND PR OVISIQNS,
Which" will be disposed of at ; ' ;
.... i.i - - V ' ' ' -
1- "
THOMAS5 1 .ILlMCH
Nos. 11 and 12 Watdr street, cornerrlbeDss,,;
WUmington, N. CU) .
THE following is the list ' just received, ier -
Steamer Euterpe, from New York: '
30 bbls. Dark Sugar,
15 dozen Cloth ej Lines,
10 " ' . ',-.-..
20 "Light- -Brow n
Sugar, : ' '
50
20
.
50
l Shoe B rushes,-, ,
Zinc "Wash
4; ' Boards" ' -'(
Wooden Wash:,
Boards.i; I r . .
15 Stuart's Crushed
Sugar-. ' j.:
75 " Family Flour, ;
40 " Molasses,
20 bags Rio Coffee,
60 firkins Lard,. '
20 Butter,
30
20
ii
W iiisp Brooms,
. xuceus, , u
10
12
10
30 boxes English Dairy
Well Buckets,
Scrub bin g
Brushes,
Smoked Hor-
. Cheese, " i
' " English Dairy
Cheese, K ..,
" English Dairy
Cheese, large,
' - Ad am a n tine
ii
20
100
ii
60
15
80-
' Smoked II e r--,
' - ring, (scaled,)
. Reams Brown
- Wrapping Par
r White Tea: -
15000 gqgars, ','..
20,000 ' " r .....
75 gross-Matches,
30 half-barrels Mackerel,
100 kits v, ;o
20 bbls. Hecker, Flour,
100 boxes Allspice, j
40 ' ; Cinnamoni
12 kegs Copperas' .
19Jboxes. Baking Soda, :
12"s Co n c entrated
12 Potash, .
12 " Borax,
2,000 lbs.1 Codfish, ' ;
100 lbs. Allspice Grain,
100 lbs. Cloves,
100 lbs. Cinnamon
it
50 boxes Colgate's Soap,
80
Watson's
8 dozen Brooms, !
30
50
24
r Castile
iK ih g-for dp
Starch, U'- '
Cornstarch,;
-Yeast Powder,
20
25 '
j a.
12 v S c r u b b i :n g
- -r,; Brushes, '1 .:;
12 fu Scrubbing
. Brushes, ; j . .j3 . ;
20 boxes Clothes PinsV "
24
12 ;
t;arraway ceea, ;
oQjotfi, ; Kelly's Ad. Can-
',.i i :dles,. - t - ' '
100 bbla. .Potatoes. :
ii
12 bbls. N. E. Rum '
30'. mo. 4 D. . &
Co.
10. .Sherry Wine, ; :
: -Brandy, - .
30 cases Cognacl ' .
50; t; rlloUand; Gin;
50..," ViGoldca Ale,
50 "M- yporterr-rv
30 aJi : Claret Wine,., .
20 5 , Alpine Bitters,
10 ". Port
12 " Raw Whiskey, , ,
20 10-gall6n kegs yhis
" key, . 'J.cs:
20 5-gallon kegs 'Whis-
. r , u key,-:
80 cases Bourbon Whis-
Aug. i7th' : ,1
20 r"vJ B-lackberrr
t 4. v, -crandy . ,
, , -I... 143
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any kind in North , IJarolina fisheries, farms,
swamp lands,-'watery powers, COAL, COPPER,
LEAL), IRON and GOLD MINES;, quarries, lum-ber-ladds,
etc, etc J r- lU'-v.-ji .trti i Lr: - - r.-
ILiberal deductions made to the trade. ) " ' r
Address, WM. B. SMITH fc,CO.f .:
i Field and Fireside Publishing House,'; ' . ,
:w.tu :J.Hin.:.,:'j . jho. 58 Fayetteville street.
;t'-i5 4 rt -iRaleiebJN: C.vy
.;Aug. 16th":
i f ;
-.a Jl42-3t - e.
. BOOTS ASD SHOES,
BOOTS AND -SHOES,
::C :,: , q Ii -: tjt t. . '. "BOOTS
AND 'SHOES'
200 cases for sale Jy
HORACE M. BARRY .
. u i t
Aug.
on the wharfs foot Chestnut street:
14th
WASTED. ' x
TURPENTINE StilL - Highest price paid by
, JAS. T.' PETTEWA V
it v Xiumoerton, n. c.
Aug. 15th
Hl-lm-
.ANNOUNCCMllts.
Tor ConTcntlon.
1 WE want busincsa men and working nu-,r,
havethe Interest of the State at heart, to reirtH,
us In the Convention hortly to couyi iK.
O. G. PARSLEY, Sr., Fj.,
T. J. ARMSTRONG,
will be supported by
many, vote r.s.
Aug. 17th ; ; , ' u:;
A Card:
WE olfer - to the community the ' n.iryo ,vf
ADAM EMPIE, Esq., as a candidate to r. j,r.
sent J New- Hanover County, In the 'apjVo h-t, .
State Convention. .The magnitude of tiic int. r.
involved, demands the selection of men, w ho ar,.
hot committed to pist party politic, au.l hu
integrity, capaciVy and experience are uiyK.wMcj.
These qualifications belong- in an eminent !' cr
to Mfs'Empie; so that all honest man can i a.
sured of a . rcpresentatire, whoe intelli-viK JU j
experience will dictate'thc part of wisdom, -.n j
whose nerve, will j undoubtedly execute th.- !,..
clsloTis of hl3 Judgment, without fear or atl. ciiun
i ; 7 vec ul i.i ;.! - MANY VOTKKs.
Wilmington," N.;'C, July 81et 4 12s lm
OFFICIAL riRLICATlOV.
tz. ef,c-Tnii : ;' .-a.-'.-t MatotiN Or'n c. )
i i '. : s ...;.' August 15, . i
BE.IT ORPAINED by the Commisi.ij. rs 0f
tbeToWn of WilmlngtOh, that all per. .n th it
are; or, may hereafter .bo cnujed In anv .f tl,.
professions-trades, occupations .or other luiu
- J - rr"..-. -.ti '. i: '
carried on in iuo iu u ui- iiiuiii-iwu, w jj ,i r-?
ex Dressed or- "hereinafter referred to, shu!! iv f-.
quired to obtain therefor a licentu fromiLc Tn- -.
urer ot tne said ooara oi commis.ion r.., wiik h
license shall be for one mouth only,an7 fhl
renewed monthly,' and for which lutuflc.Un y lu:l
pay In advance the sums allixed to tbeir rtj t:.:
professlonstradcflr occupations, or busln! hir
inafter nstmed, and the same for each re new al there
of. 5That is to say,:. ; - t ,
Every lfrchant dolag 'wnolcale anj retail lu-il-
dcm. not dealinir ia pirituou liuuon. l ij
Every Mek-hint dohix a wLoleaitie unJ r til bn
Bine, dealing in tplrituoaa Uimr... . 2j j
Every Merchant, doing only a wltulcMue t.u.uit,.
and not dealing In spirituous liuorH... S
livery. Merchant doing only a.viioK Je tu(n- .
and dealing in ipirituou liquor... ' 'j )
Ex'vry Merchant doing a retail buhine onlj , an.l
Uot dealing in aplntuoua liquors
G u0
'Ev ery Merchant doing a retail basine only ul
di wing in cpimuous uuor... , .
Eve ry 'Commiion Merchant buying or wllui
epijitnoiui liquor. i..... .....
Every Commiiwion Merchaut uot buying or.M-llui
Spiritnoua liquor.... ...... ........
Every Broker dealing in money, notcf, ExibiuiK'c,
or fetoeki of art kind...;
Every Produce Uroker
Every Note Bhaver ..' ,
Every Ineuranoe Company i...
Every Insurance A gent i
Every Portrait or Miniature Painter...............
Every Daguerrean ArtUt.........
Every Lawyer residing and practicing in town ....
Every Lawyer practicing, and not residing in tow n
Evry Physician practising in town... .)
v.n Dentist practising in town t
"20 ij
1 j
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i
5i ij
Id j
In m
"l'i
lo ii
Id i
1 . ..
Every State or County ofijeer or otRcers or -i.t
of ny lneorparated or private eompauy, and sill
- derk or employee of irtber persou or coiiij.n
' nie vrho9 salaries or foe atnwuut to 5O0 or uj.
ward Pf annum, one quartet of one percent
' on the tb ai amount cf such rectaved.
Every Grocer eUing, at reU only,and dealing in
splrUuouUuora...i...............;..
Every Crrocer semug rmu un itvt. ucuhhk ui
' spirituous llquo-as...;...... ............... ...... 'w
Every Confectionery and Fruit dealer, not deaHia ' '
r lniiritiiou Uquors...,.',....... v
x-rv..fwtlinpr dealing In snirituouit IhiQorn J
Every l3oo ana ouoe
3..
In ii
Every Jewelry iore
Eyerv Book store...
u0
i
li '
U i.i
1'), U
10 "0
M iJ
1 VI
Ererv Grain store
Every Coal and Wood Yard..
TtwttMr T.urrthor' Yard..'. .......
Every Distiller pf Turt)entine, on each HtiU
T?.vr& IMBtillcr of Koam OiL on each titlil.
1 ....... .
Everv Distiller of Grain, on each Htul.
Every urewer oi juaji mguw. .......... r
Everv Steam Saw Mill including lumber yard
Every Steam .
Every Planing Mill, including lumber yard.
Everv Sash and Bund
susin
5 U
2 )
2.1 0
So ui
lo i
b
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lo rt
6 (
6 ()
40 ft
. 5 o
& u
ci o
20
Eyery Sauli and Blind factory workod by. other
t ixiwer . . ... ...... ... f ...... . -
Every tship Chandler- .
Every Drugging iseulng' piritnou liquor.;
Kvorv Dnni-trist not llliJir Bpirltuou liiuor... . . .
Every Tobacco and Cigr itore. .......... ..
Cvery Upholtcrj''""''"-""v'"!"
i Very Auctioneer......... I...
1? very 15rler employing" one or laoro mmltAjit . . .
EV ery 13arber uciisg &t asoiatant or journeyiuaii..
Evi iry Barlier emploj-ihg uo ailtant.
Eve ry l'aterii-ritfut vtniler I. ........ ......
Evei y Marble Yard. ".'..
Ever V I ro and Braea Found
Everi ' Manufacturer of Tin V art).... .
Every vender of musical InrtrniuenU. .. ......... .
Every; Express Company. . k ........ ? . ,.. . .
Every Banker.......
Every r taller of.'Freuh Meat, it auy othor- pe
tliaaa t the Market lloue
Every pe -tmh reeelvinj? ordr or aelll&g fn&li by
- eainp)3 uot having licence a a merchant. A...
Every Ar. "shitect or Master 'BaiMer, or other fr
' toon takli ir euutract pf . auy klud, an priocljtUur
' tub. cont, ractors . j r.. .;. i .. , .7. .
Every Gas Psctory.'. .......
Everyr 8iai , Yard . ..... f .......
Every Mann e Railway.';.:.. :...-
Every Taone'ry.. ........ .i...
Vrnw iTat a- Can btore......
2.' o
. 6 00
2o hi
2.' -o
15 Ml
lO M
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Kvnrv lVdler. ....r... ...10 IK
Every Harness vnd tiadlcry storo ormanufactorj'.
Everv Printing o"ice. I'","''
Every Warehoo. 'where tta6d are rceHvttt on
otorane 4y-.any; other pePtkni thaa a Jjeeusvd
1(J U"
M frc.na.nt ,....
4 oo
lo l
1 j Ml
6 "i
10 O-l
U ui
5 !
i.'i
f O1!
Wvoi Tf Tlat rtU-ir. T UI lUB
J .n v. ... Y f II t hi. I I 'll-tilkV
1 w.XirM tf f.i-T- rover selilne In tow
.a. iuw a uvi .......v....
,v..
Every Store whero Carrk" ugK or other ri-
din'vehlcles arcsold....
Every Griat MiU .V. v V r
Every Blacksmith Bhoy,...,.. I
Every Carpenter Bhop.
17. 1 I-................
. Be.lt further ordained,' ThatilI,ft H? a.forv"
said, for carrying on or pursuing. ttUc l'!"',
tradesoccupations and other bus. ess carried -n
in the town pf Wilmington shall bcvjkcn,"."
or before the 20th day or August, 1l ? , . 1 ,
any person who may be engaged lu any ol 1 '
professions, , trades, occupation or bu.iia 'A.t ,.
shall' fail. to obtain such licthe ou or befu. rt "
said 20th day of August,' the iktsoti or
spnsj so failing pr ifefubing sJiall, as u penalty .
such failure or refusal, be. required to pay. doubu
the assessed amount for such license, "
---5 Be it further ordained; That every prou hav
ing more . than one store, shop or otUer establish
ment or place of business, or who 6hall exert i? or
follow more than, one calling, profession, trad'- r
occupation, as aforesaid, .shall take out a license for
each separately, and each partner of a firm, or par
ty interested' 'in any of the aforesaid occupation,
trades, business or professions shall pay tli l1
amount charged as above for a license for tinl'-'
persons so engaged. - -
. Be it further ordained, That no person holding
a license from this Board shall transfer the aaino
to any other person or parties, and that no pvioii
or persons shall engage in any of the" aforoe d
professions, trades, callings or business undr such
license under a penalty of double the amount
charged by this Board for such license.
Be it further ordained. That applications lr -cense
shall be made to the Tax collector of thi
town Of Wilmington, in writing, In the . name f
the applicant and shall specify the place and' na
ture ot the business that he proposes to follow, th"
number of persons to be engaged, or intereic 1 iu
said.huslness, with their names, and whether t!0'
are residents or non-residents, and also wln th'r
it 4ia intended that Liquors are to be sold' iu bail
business. ... "'-,'
- - Ordered,4 That upon the application of any rr
son or persons as provided in the above ordinauc.
and. the payment of the assessment therefor, i!
Tax collector .shall endorse upon thc-applicatit'H.
the.amount received by him, and upon the premu
tation pf the application so endorsed the Trca?un r
of this Board shall Uaue to the applicant tlic li
cense as provided for In the above ordinances. ;
' , T. W. ANDERSON,
i . ; : Town Clerk.
. August 17 - 1 i4:Wt.
VRAPPLVG PAPER,
jp.0aale at . . .. , - THIS OFFICE
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