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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.
, -fBipurM -evaa-nestly for
Triaof Major Jni IL Gee,
HV'SOI'SIB OF TEyriMoxt.
- - TUlTlTT-TfllRB DAY. ' '
Mo.vdat, April 23,1868.
Examination tf Captain FvqM mtUinued':
" Major Gee hid no cBotcSnliaToiriSir
prison ; he received those that were sent to mm
by the officer commanding tire troops. He.was
linwnd men from Freeman's battalion, for
special ' posts, as prison officials. After the
guard was mounted, the way it was to be divi
ded into reliefs had to be explained to the offi
cers. When the reliefs wore, divided, the. do-,
flcieney in the number of the guards wa discov
ered. . '
The Commandant of the prisoner cmildnot
remove orjehange the Surgeons; don't know
whether be could give them orders. I do not
think an order in regard to the policing of the
prison could have been given to the Surgeons,
which they were bound' to obey that was the
duty of the officer of the day. I tliiuk nothing
better could have been done in regard to cleanli
ness. .
Think i Major' Gee bad no control over
Quartermaster and Commissnry. Maj; Morfit
did not recoguiM MjJ. Gee's authority over
him. There was a placard on Morfit's work
shops prohibiting anybody from going into
them. The order was general, ftp exceptions to
it. He claimed that bis department was sepa
rate and distinct. He went to Danville or to
- Richmond without Gee's permission.
The original ground in the prison was higher
toward the centre ami rocky ; it had the appear
ance of being macadamised.
Maj. Gee telegraphed to Richmond that if
CoL Hinton's regiment and Sucad's company
were Mmoved,ib psiaoners could not beseemed.
"elremoratotthewlirrwpytlw'tt-aseatheTmm'
beoJset)HnelvSothat each post wm extended ,
'''iromtd to-80" yardi" We
time of the outbreak, I think.
There were from 1500 to 1709 recruited at the
thought it extremely disorderly. Major Turner
was the nrst recruitinir officer that came. He
bad authority from the War Pcpartment to re
cruit ln'Danvule, au3 elsewhere, but not in Bul
b-bury, Major Gee reluse! htm remission to
' "jro th pnisomFwnf-Wisfted - -rh ere w "no
placard posted in the prison in ret5renee to r-
..cruitiiiiMWW
were foreigners. Irishmen and Frenchmen were
preferred. They wore not allowed to recruit
' Americans. - -
.It was customary to parole prisoners, who
"were given passes to go out. I don't know that
.11 wm namled don't know any tliijtvwcrenot.
taulfl The nortion of eround-iu tlie rear uts I
light and soft. A man might scratch thrrtugh4
with bis Bands, aoohi uie uine mu uiu
were taken awav, the sentinels on the line be
tween the officers and the enlisted men saw
pieces of papers attached to Btones thrown
'i ' across the Iifnv They recovered some of them ;
I saw them. One was a plan, at a given signal,
"'? for the chiefs of divisions and officers to lead a
rising. The officers wore the regulation uniform.
After the dlscoveryjof these papers, tlie officers
- were removed to Danville 1 think' by Major
Gee's order. ' He communicated with authori
ties at Richmond. A short time after the out-
break, General Winder earns to- galilry. I
went into, the-prison with him,. TUtt Jiicn
" crowded around him, and ho said the firing had
stopped too soon, and "if they tried it strain,
rfbtaman would bo left alive I think Maj.
Gee and General Winder had not met before,
" end the impression Gen. Winder made on him
was not favorable and did .not c!innj?o upon fur-
- therj acquaintanceLtyrr- Gee exproswd fins
: opinion to ma.
The prisoners who went out on working p ir-;
' Ves were not allowed to make purchases, but
- the officers in command purchased things for
them, at their discretion. Those were the or
. dcrs. "I' have seen the prisoners return with
i 'rolls of provisions. The reason of this was nqt
to allow them to communicate, .with citifjns.
In the case of a prisoner who tuade inquiry for
his release, it appeared, from the paper, that Jw
. xkA n.nitmi with a lawver. aim ten. wrm-a-
nor asked bow he,was permitted to do so, as tt
was contrary to regulations.
. f h untiniila hail onlers to Are : upon
.tba inrtm nrnwds assembled near the walls
' and rWXTTne. first orderinsi flremTodiwcrsc.
-rThe orders to fire were so limited. The tenos
wae frail, and tlio object of the ordor
prevent the crowd from rushing against flte wall
w&kino It H.iwn 1 Oan't sav whethe this
nr.. lr.rm nr after tlie outbreak. " By
-- the word "crowd,? waa mfcuit an eaaemblaga of
Hve, six or seven hundred nii-n. -,!'
. It was not in the power of Major Gee to give
v furloueh to the sentinel thatsliot Licntenant
Davis. ". " w - ' :
nf h nntbreak. there were not nuny lurCflt
shots an occasional discharge of lieci P-
haps not c.tb4-.WomiMV'-''w
-- injron(l M.rfif iiid--not-inKnwth
.. ' logcther-Maj.XSe
.laintdlogIoTht's jn-
1,1111-11111,1, ! ' . a . J
Maj. Gee was inclined to Interfere with his de-
partment. . ' . , ,. ,
There was a garden at the garrison estwiU
. el efore I went there, which, I understood, be
longed to the. officer of the post. Idont
know what were dona with the vegetables rais
ed in it, think they were divided between Maj.
Gee and Prison Surgeon think there was no
1, otber odlcera. 'Can't sy
whether ieyweljsl for the federate ric.k 1
r or wnsonrr or war.T .
Css Biammtd. I wtnt to the prison on
"8ra March, l0ti bydcJfif the Secrefcijy ot
War. I wastmderMaj. Gee's orders. Before
, nor after prisoners of war went there, I never,
of my own knowledge; knew of prisoners not
being allowed to rccfiifC pjvijannft JmracitiJ
' sens. . .. " '
The raUons to the prisoners were the same as
to the soldiers 1 1 flour and 1 i oi meai.,
I don't know that tVy received it. I never
knew of pies of other provisions beinff taken
from prisoner. If they had been, I tliiuk I
i, would have known it. I was generally there
during the day. I
A few of tliose recruited men jctnmed, who
1 tn lie American! ' Tke prisonors
were offered 50 to enlist , I think nothing
more. Never knew of theirniemg offered any
rations. I was not alway present when, the re
cruiting ofTlcer went in, but when I Was, noth
ing else was offered. 1 do not think the food
annl.l ktfa lwn an irVturemfnt to tbf m. I
think the supply of Water w su3icnt fi.rj
, drinking purpies,hot for waaMflff. the want j
.r , ... l a Rnieffifinii.ff if tnev
bad artnaliv safferfd for wslef.' 'l" think the
frnartl would hsveWn kciit on diitf,
tA lit tlney "did suffer, who1 was responsible f ;
V A. TUecommderof tUoops. IHsduty
wo to furnish them upon requisition of com
mandant of the prison, who should bar made
the n-quUition, it' necessary ; that wu hit re
sponsibility. , There timowiot of bamls and
plenty of "water in the creek. I can't recall
how olten the fruard went on dafy; Tbctmard
asked for was from 250to 800 mroijMnkljMuiUi
tlie riuinber of uiutket
600 or 600 to
&0O or 000. never exceediuir 1200 or 1300.
Ms). Gee complained of his requisitions for
amount required was not supplied.
Q. If they did not have one-fourth the
amount vou think they did, do you think Maj.
Gee did his whale duty to get them t (Objected
A. I know tiiut ue ma nis waoie quty.
In that case he would have been responsible ;
it was, h is dut y to make requisition and it enaed
there duty of the Commissary to issue thcra
tions.'. , . '4 . .
There was no further shelter than those tents
prot itled for the r risouera. , I think the guards
built shelters for themselves of rails, pieces of
nlank and such things, They commenced to
lit trees, on the lawn of a gentleman between a
mile and a mile and a bait ot tlie prison, and
I was ordered to go and stop them. Shelters
could have been made tor the prisoners if the
land had belonged to the government.
I uon t recoiiec Major uee giving any oraers
to Uifffcing the burrows in the ground. No
one else about there but prisoners of war lived
in that kind of burrows ; some of the troops
dug a foot or two in the gttound and built a
shelter over it. The burrows were comfortable
in1 dry weather. The ground not more damp
than ground ordinarily is .
Q. If this timber could have been obtained,
aud was not, who was responsible t
A. The post quartermaster. He rurnisnea ar
ticles to the prison quartermaster. I do not re
collect seeing Maj. Morfit's orders. Here the
Judge Advocate showed to- witness' book of
hospital records, containing wliat purported to
be a copy of Morfit's orders. Fjit'esume this
is a true copy.
Maj. Gee "notified the department at Rich
mond of a eencral want of quartermaster ar
ticles in 'the prison, when the prisoners of war
came, and afterward. . V ' '
The Court adionrned until 10 oVrloek, A.-H.V
tomorrow.
Carvlimaik, at Wilson, offer a newspaper office
for a weekly for sale at a low figure. Press
We invite attention to tlie Card of Conant
Hunter, General Commission Merchant, Porta-aKrtnti-Tar-TMs-ts
WMrrembtenorentcF
prising firm, and we take ; pleasure In commend;!
ing it to the public patronage ana confidence.
A meeting of tho Btockhohlcrs of the Peace
ISifturerts "caTTetf foTitnesday, May 2nd.
City Charteb Elbctioh. Ou'rcitixeni voted
yesterday upon the acceptance or rejection of
the new City Charter. The vote stood : For
acceptance, 63; for rejection, 150. ' The eloc-
ttoff-wnTffSuctecr with" Bntiefflenl:
Revival. The revival interest continues in
the Bnptist Churcly Many have already con
nected themselves with the Church and others
urn atill aeekiiiD' salvation.
O v ' ,
The interest in the Methodist Church U grow
ing. TUe congregation is large ana serious, ana
several are earnestly enquiring after Christy
Four persons connected themselves with the
Church on Sabbath last.
Suokiso Tobacco. W are indebted to our
friend KinseyT.fbr an excellent article of Smo
king tobacco, which he offers on moderate term.
He will close it out tow by tho barrel. '
We regret to learn that E. H. Overton, Esq.,
Agcut of tfee R. & Gaston Rail Road, at Kit
trell's, died at his homo on Saturday .hist Ho
waa a good and naoful citizen. v -;
'.Tie RaU Road Hotel at KittreH's we learn,
has changed hands. Dr, Gi W. Blacknall, late
one of tho proprietors of Kittrcll's Springs, has
purchased the Hotel from Wm. T. Collins, Esq.,
forS000. ;, ' ; '
Rkv. N. F. Rkid. We are glad to learn that
this gentleman has -arrived at his home in
Thoraasville, and that he is rapidly regaining his
health, i He found the climate of Kjw Orleans
w eRemting, l'tcc 'm attack of Nm,mSi!m-
jpet him to murn honie1: ; -:: -
PEHso!tAfc-Thev Newhera Tim wji that
the Hon. R. S. Dounell is very tick iu Washing-
ton, X. C.
:'-
NEflno MovbmesW. We understand that tlie
negro camp at Roanoke Island is about to lie
broken no. and alsotbt opposite Newbern, It
W:j-wwnrlmt jm bwu iuiii; tuliy tkg Owf 1
Wa T . . . - A . il
arn now feeding in idleness to work for their
this port for ICoanolte island on ounaay last,
ehartcrcda bring away eight hundred net;mes
from that camp, and the purpoeeia to distribute
tliem oyer thfl district of country from , which
they originally came. A similar proceeding
will lead to the clearing out of the Newbeni
camp. 1 nis is an ngni. ri no ieeiiog oi me
n?groe at the common expense Is nothing less
than olLennir a oremium lor luieoaaB. inn i
nUMv of work to be bad. The nejrroest as well
aa tbB whites, will have to work tor a living,
and the sooner they realise the fact, the better
for all concerned. JfevnernjmmirnM
, A . A Wa Expected. . ? ,
, Exaetljt M we foretold, tbe Radical insist
that if there aw no loyal white men who can
take the test oath here, the negroes should be
aimointnd to often. - .Forney says that (he Poit-niVter-0eneral
will find no difHculty with
tb. They can take tlie oath without a scra
wl. . pOT-liAna. It ia sure, nevertheless, that
the colored people were s hot tot axseession as
anv among us, and they autea me pnwecunon
of the war as readily as the whites.- However,
that is an indifferent matter. , We imply wish
to call attention to xthe extreme rancour em
bodied in Forney's suggestion. We, believe
that no Northern State baa yet filled its offioes
with netrroesL and this proposition is the vary
r quintesenea of malice and insolence. TbwRee-
retary oi tlie senate is a pw;r iwn m uv
wonla.doubtlea ba very well displaced by some
African brother. Will, Uowever niacg nis sain,
cannot tiave so black a heart aa John W.1 for-
i,cy.
rpr
yornev i becominff i insuflcrable In Uii
. L.. - c . i .. i.l- t..
ttrfi'iuic. - - - - ' 1
. - . i . a n . frm utiiip i,i mu mm EC
i o t. is in
nSated wit tne uiea inai ne ia so
inMsmificnHt mtml'erof thGovernment. and s
fh.rintof Plate daaUea alone, Be, t tie By
r,r.rtr. hnK assumes an air, and crie, "VTiat a
dust sr raise V Richmond Etamintr,
, tA Remarkable Cns
Drstiss is waira ras i-ntm mt Taa sas In
VOLVSBMr. Ptitk PrkiDoa,' Ptrburn, Vs.,
Aug. S6, 14i3.1 MJ 1st karobv eartity, tliat t
VM laat aaa, I was alHiald wiu a umm
OOUHouuIr ulle h IlruM Coiaiilunt, tb pm ami
wvasoeas la to Dresn nDUDaa 10 oewM sn laui i
oc el (wo mrd: 1 luaadmit dUficultv in brata-
( t f rawal mm ity mitiim tr my wsuw y
tli HebS
TTIejIPOiS'l'mufe'j Mrknii cuugU, wuua disucaawl at icroat-
lr. (oar Ume dunac.ua .iiliiaas..aad Hamarrbsae ol
tb Lugs. All viIipl1 UvMiMtit taiM to affofd fn
tf ; it wm tit opiuioo lit t fneiidi that 1 natt dia
with (b eantnimuina i I wiu adir4 ta tb
60L7UEKN HtPATtC P1U.S, attsr wine thrM
boiB...Uii:l.k.i;coritu U 4,wlte-Kiitii bitwK
iis ttfwuni of pfreft leallk ; 1 bv a goad pptiM,
Dav Mount u neT 1 was. swep ssoaa aaa
plcataat, sn-i eaa parfottn aay da'y with aa snaeh
straacta n4 vigor aa I avardid. Taay earlainly kava
aeiad Hka a perfect charm ea mei'1 .
For asla by tb Dt turgisti. OirartioM aeeorn
nany eah b.yk. 8ut'taBj part of (h Uaita4 Biatas
tor 3 nar deaaa. Aadrau,
OEOJiGB W, DEr MS It CO .
ApriU.IM. Im - - - Usltitaura, Md,
RALEIGH MONEY MARKET. I
CORRECTED BT JOHN O. WILLIAMS &
. - CO., BROKERS, RALEIGH, N, a 4
PRICES or OBTH CAJ10I.HIA MARK KOTSS.
Bank of Jforth Carolina. U . ..........
Cane Fear.
M Charlotte.....
" Lexington at Graham. , ,
, " lioxlKrough .......... .
" Wades borough .if ,..,,
u Thomasvillo . ...i
" , WiImio3toe-
" Commerce . . i . A'. ; :. .
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" Washington..,,. v
" Fayettevillo. . .
" Clarendon . ....,
" yaneevville'. ,..
Minert'ana Plarrtenf' Bank r'-,, 4
Farnie'rs' Bank, Oreciislwrough . . .'. . '. . .
Commercial Bank, W ilniiiigUin
Merchants' Bank, Kewbcrn.,
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Greensboro ngh Mutual.-.. ,'. , .
Virginia Bank JNotes, altouti
South Carolina
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Georgia ,
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l.a;"!l.' 1 '.'
Bitver::
XM4Xupou4
North t arollna Ritilfo. t CVrtipons ,
Exchange on N5W York. .
i
IiALEIGlI JSATJOAAL BAA K. MS JnOUTJi
'..'... CAROLINA.
BttmO ItATKS K. C. BAHC OTES.
fiank-of Oape- Fear .. . .
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6
6
(. barlrtt to. ...... .. .......... . .
Commrrce
Clarendon . . .
" Fayettevfllo.
xenngton
North Carolina
Gold..
as
25
" Roxboro
u Thomasvillo..........
" Wadeslioro.. .........
. Wilmington
Washington...........
Tnccfre:nr;:?Trr'
Commercial Wilmington .....
Farmers' Greensboro, ........
Merchants'," NeWbern , ......
Miners' and Planters'. ....
Virginia Bank notes, average.
South-Carolina . , " '
Georgia .-. ,', " .
Gold ".
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10
10
6
10
IS
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13
19
18
10
193f!
Silver, . . ' ............ V.,,,. : ...
Old North Carolina Coupons . '. I i ..... A ,
North Carolina Railroad Coupons. A.
110
45
90
80
North Caro'ui 6'a, ten Coupons on.
Exchange on New York. , .
MARKET REPORT
Coiibkctbd DAILY BY JORDAN WOMBLE
' , 'GROCER,. . .
Aft. 8., Jlurfttt Htrcet.
APPLES-Drietl...
. . 2 00 V 250
Green, . . .
. .. 9 50 & busk
BEEF. ...
BACON...,, ,
BUTTER..... v.. .
BLUE8TONE . A...
. .. 19-15ccn
18(320nluii
40c. "lh
.1... 40c, ft
.... 80C r lb
... 0 ft
BEESWAX.. ......
CANDLES.........
COTTON YARN...
COTTON
CHEESE
... 8 80 bale.
... . a Doc y lb
CHICKENS
COFFEK. . ,
.... SS50o each
' 8-e a lb
CORN
,..120 125 y bush
EGGS.....
FKESlIPOKK..,..
FODDER...,..;...
wy doa
..12iS15cJj, tt
.3 25 a CO V ewt.
FLOUR Bnierfine.
,...10 60 V bbl
..., 13 00 W bbl
Family...
BIDE Orerni . . .-:
"V
' Dry.....
. 1 1. "vi ft.
XI AT J s jl S-A- . A s
LARD..
00(29 85 y j CWtJ
20(a25o a lb
MKAL
i a m y bush
MULLKTT&v
I a UO tl lllll
MACKEREL.,..,.
HERRlNtJS.,.:,.
NAILS
ONIONS
..20 00 V bbl
oo y bw
.. 12jo f
t 00 W, bush
PKACHF.-Dried
v.ltJf?$I5 lb
. 1 25110 bush
it? A a Xi'k!
T0D-I20 V buh
POTATOES Irish...
UOtoSflO V liUbh
bweet..
I 25 bnsh.
fillGAB CreHeL.-
urown.....
MOLAB3ES
. 60 to 100 ? Rut,
RAGS
tJODA Cookintr
S0o v ti i
E' k L " r
A ew am c;ni Erocn ix
MEDICilVE! v
) t; Koi4 ! tba louid.tr ul a pew "Modlnat v
tern I Te qoiotitariuiia. who vt iuiornitl dua
eafoable tlie et.KtiU'" aaii paotijrsa tba bowtK aBr
giro prarde'a to tharaaa who retoree aitaiiir aaa
"puetita. ilb from ona to two of hie rs ranrdiaary
i.iu Andrankaiba must viruiaat anrw witb bos or
J arf feia-"a4aifuM4 aU baaliaa WV-TiM'!
.rwt apertatie oi too ir..r are iiHipwiin,
llx a'waotrped aneininu of tba day. XKitraordiaary
caraa by liMgial e Pilleaad Hlra bava opaaad ike
,yM of tbe fublia to the iwGioieiiry of tba leo aaliud
reanaoiae or ., n up w n
long bliidly d"pnld. M.ggral'a PUa ara as of tbe
elajwtbat araewallowed by ibadoaea; and of whieb
every b' fall lakoa rs a-.b,"la'.oi'y '
aaothrr. Oia or two f Mgil'e Pit suoicee lo
nlaM the boarale ta pa fwt order, Uiao tba eunaaHi,
raU ea ap-nHiia, aad trader tba r.iriia iiglil -aad
boTautl tra ia aoariping, and oraetia tbe
form u eaa'ir auiai.vA ta-4wr ia affwtad. iU fan"
tkne are rettmtd ; and if the aMvoa ,y-tm it fefbto
it ia ivigor"'d Till" lat Jjaalby nmkee 1'ie nx-b-tsaaj
wry datbable for Hie wantaf of daltxata feaiaiae,
Uk-otoO" and aratiliva dUaaeos ora litotally astisgaiatM
i by ihadineabctant power of Maggiol a Hulva. la
fit. tt b bcre anaoonoed Ibal Ulaacial'a Millewa.
-.1. -.a Btiarrhea Pllta Bar Wiiare ll
otbete tail. Wbile l. Barae. (inaldfc.Cliillilaiae. Cil-
and all aliraMone of tha akin M agaWl'a If aire ia (a-
fallibla. rbvd by 4, MiMHt, 41 r altoa Ku-et-t, New
York and all DraggWa, ht 'lb eta. par V.i, f'o'.d bj
all DftirH ht IU.tllU- i V . . -
April litf .. i - J :
T
AX LlaTl
a !ti .u, J .1 ihd tlnatl If . in Ktriiiih'. "a Wd-
aJwiaV the IWh. fbaaday th-. rridy lat. IMardav
Kid of Af'1- to "' k1 t"l",,,
Klilrjet, sedor tba htote rreeaa . v
x J'uai-luai atteauatK-a ep"-w-.
pi.lTVVLv.Sr
April ll 2Wt4
OD4 WATEKt
' SODA WriSK J t
. SODA WATEll t
tsriiiXLKc-itmA-TriTEi
THB riRT er the ska s
.-As lha Vaaatataa mt . j.v . .
"J"r'r""".""-X B. BATES CO.
.:' Hil y' Wraat.
. Uaa ,dt wa US atrwiya lXAal.
"A'prilH-aw-tl
1 LEAF LABDt
tM paaada N. O. Laaf Laid, , !
la Dtor aid for Snla bv
:- . 1 DAVIS & JOSES
afei-t., April iT-tf '
IVORTIl C lBOLl-A BCO . t
v. u ' i
1S,M lbs., m kaad, for al bv
DAVIS ft JONES,
KalaiKh.Aprd 17 If , ...
pLOVKlrL.at'ISI Vs.(K!l ,
Oa UCSDKEO BABUEbS nfinad Fl.mr la Mora
DAVIS & JONES.
Kalrigh, ipiil 17 tf
M
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if-'
I rU'ttAR
hAVK ON h! of No.
- . DAVIS & JONESt.
Halaigh, April IM( 5
rtTrrwAi
4a
A
waavMif lha iniiat ooworlul wt raaturativ aaonu
ja.tUa mfHablt-JuMfduMf. - - r
Wa liiiva iiaeh oauH'iaa nr n hiimiu,- ann ia m
aro It will do all wa elaim 'or It ti at wa offer -i
if troa)lclla Hair Haacwar doaa aot five satis-
factlna ia all oiuea whaa ami ia striet aetwrdaaci wilk
oar iuatructiuiuu Xf-- ':':' n-sX':- vt j
Vegetable Sicilian Half Eenewer j
has proved Itsalf tn '- tlia most parfact praparatli
2
lur tna ulr svar orruraa tj ina pu'mo
an nranaruna wbatavar. 1 J i i
It ia not a iy, it jrtrrkas at tha roota aad Alls th
glands with Bed. ilfaaad coloring msttar. . j
I will wrmtmrw inr aaair
Cater. . , .',;, ,n J
twill liarw (ha Hair rraaa falllaa aaui i
II claaaars laa aaala. aad Mahaa ika llallr
aft, laairaas allkaa, i
' SI la a alradld llalr-lpMaia.-.;'..: ' v '
sin pormra.itiu "r y,iuua, imhiiw ih w mm .
It ia reramaiaadaa sa aaed by tba Slral Olrdlcal
aalkarlir.
ItT Ak for Ht!ls TeKtabla Nell ina flair Eaoaif
er and taka aoolliar-. J
- K P. UAI.I, aV 4 0
Froarirlara, i
akua, M. II t
r .U br all ' JrratfRltl..
tua i' i .l'mumd, Ualsinh, N
'ai. lli-lltiuwMt StwiVin.
' WHUaAs At Uajrwood
Auusn Ttf run mi .
;.:,..,:, .... AND
s
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD. ;
jyn: MAGGIE IAS !
PILLS AND SALVj;.
Th?a blff giviaa; ramadiaa r bow pivea pabliriy
Ia lha world. V x nw aqakrter.uf a eaatary lif
privata prantfasa tba logradiaats ia tbaaa .-.
LIFEIVIXG PILUM ;
Hava ba iad wltb tket raataatsarcaas. Tbah irila
aioa u pot na'y U pravaat diaaaaa, bat to ears. Tbay
ari h ( ul tlia vaiious naladiaa by which t'.e patiant
lanilTaiinit id la-invigoraw tba failing ryitcm. To
His head and icflnn a few doses of tbeas valnsbla
PlbUH will pmva lo Ua , ,. . , , . .
A TEEI rOUNTAIS Of T01I1T, j
P.,liaaartaaaa llieyaddaaw lila and,viWlil,ad
reMtnraibawsiiinffaaarfriaS lo tbair prinhua alala.
To I lia yoatiK "! iU fTJ lk'T will -fioxa- taoat
Invaluabla. t a raadv. Decide, aaa atarlloa Badiviaa.
tiara ia a daat raaiiaad, tliat Ponoa da Laoa auutrht
for M bnartrwl jara ago, and aever foaad. U
kadifrd ir a fonataia that woald rastora lb old to
vigor and ka jwasharay ..v,M'V. j
An EterBat-fiprlBg iy
ft ws tttfnrtM day and koarto raallss lha dr-aw,
and aliowlaanegbinoaafset, that magie tiiat made
It fair. . : V:
TIIMSK FAMOUS REMEDIES
f'annot atar th flirbt of vaan. bat tbT eaa fores
4 bai k,mam.iuM,MkMA.. 4ie-: UV ia'a4a
orvrtlia egftd and tba young. Lai ftaa tiwHiuta triaa.
but wise (be favorable opportsnity tba offarej When
takra aa prtieribad ...
AxtHikc eaa ka mora pradaetfaa af wra ibaa tbaaa
Mite, 'i'beir altn'iat mngie itiliaare is fell at oat s ;
and tlia Mi-unJ io'irmilnte ol toil rroe1, di.tramlog
dii.aw am r. movel. ?'e raaedioe are made from
tlie f Rroflt ".!.
VEGETABLE COXPOUSDS, . ,
TH'y will BM harm tha BUMt delioata female, aad
rati lie icivott aith good eft'eot ta preaeribad doeaa a
tbe yoaagwd baba. U r. i
FOB CITAXEOl'S DISORDERS ;
AdIUiniioB,of the tkla. the HALVE at moat b -valnalile
1 1 does not heal eitarnalry skmayba pen.
elratra with tha to out eoareliicg efftiote- to Aha yvry
fi.oftTia vlll - " r
DIL lUCO'lEL'S PILLS. .
Wy..r4N.a.r..,.w,..Di.-
Antlima,' '.- T X
Ituwoi CooiiiaiDts, . . " .
Onafee. . . '
r...d,
Cheat DiaeM,
CoellTenaai.l
I)y panels.
PI
(larrbms, "!
llropar, -
lebiimv. ' 1
I'tniilw fj.rtntileinle,
lteadaflie, ' I.
li(ityi.loa,
V " ... InHneasa,
Kever and Agar
Iiillarnatalion,
; Inward weaknw,
' " f Liver Gcnplajnf,
Jewnee of rtptrit4,
- " (-- ' : Kll'CWI'fOI, -
liheumniinn, '
.( 8iit bheatq.
- ' Saide, ,
. v i hkia Due aaa..
laailrr. Howe reaaiba withaatMba anr'aved
)ra.iAmarfcarooadoabpotrbo,eigad by I.H J.
M .'iiH-.L. rnkoa i., Jiew Vark, euti feit
whieb l felony. . ( . . V ' '
1 ST 'M by al rpelMa I)elra in .Bedirinr-e
'ii'.f.'Su iT, ' raited hl.-a and Cnadaa-at ta
i-reitt pa' bojorpet. - . i
- t fvM,-avv7""T
yr lAsKM.t I Miraculous. .H I
v t . ..; i
1 VI l,. ViK-kat Kl at) staaa aad priow,
Sft , Kuiva aaa rirStf
' iw Fiif. , ; . , .
I'ad iWka '
JL1 I
WliilMmor Ku. Id A(nl,
t;r
A -..- t.ltVaali.ia, v.
IS ' " Hro,r!!. .
! Hoadaai
4 ' II !! 8hrnb
nra
ICffif fa't M'llt t at ar4lVkW
3Q I Si
aftalati, aW.j, ' " 1.
l K"CS Mala Shww.
9 Hera t 1 '
ii LSa. Hm 8lu.Viii.
l4i Bitf Iroa aMxttrd ineY , , , ,
yw lltl..(tTa hw. - -t
Sjroi ' I. ma W rajiiuj Tvina,
40 (5riadlMa "wiirra fmn U iW lb.
Jn ti.iraand will ba M !
April Ififf , B. P W1LI.IAMSOS It CO.
'1 Dot. H. lUud Oia or lha aaf ktll , '
a fk.ver Iaf - , - f ,
Jiimawa Ka.a ' ' ,
tf l Obi MtfW!alm1 Wbi'bv
Tkaie SuMt ar pur an at tl.a "' a.ilitr
Apitlit.- It. 1-. WILLIAMSON CO. .
LimiA "i o salt. ""
' HW llbla. iincklaaa i.ium, , . .
.VI ,ai'k f laa Stlt, . , , ( .
S!i - . Ground Alnni Salt.. ' ' ''
'"' ATI is r M-dor. ,
April t tf , B P. WlLUAMSttS atCO.
BACO AI I, A UP
Kllin LU D.ulit Haona Ki.Im.
1500 ' I'MAtaarfiiiaN.C; Lsrd, la Kaxsaad Btrrals
' Rw'd tbiadaval -i -.". - -..n ?..u
April IU( , W PWIIJOAMSON & CO,
JOIW n IIA,.7T,, , 1 J'-;-'
WM naalirU Roaaahe Cm ' " ' M'
.WrsHaaliMMtbvUaa. 1tttttt
Ainvinit dmly '
Aill H-if . a P. WILLLVMSON & CO.,
j7AniiL wi 'K; r?rr:r
SIRMk "na-kina Mill-," """'' !,
plf-.. -ns, Leilli,
liMi lu ttiaiU(irftt mi ,
AiurU, U t ; M U, P, TIW ASL90S & fO.
fAuxs An u;ti.!
'.N BalasColloa Yarns,
ft . 44 Urowa Hi.aatlpgi
JA
Whieb am willsoil law Ia rloee ooniiirninnt.
-ApriTT4-tr B. lWILLlAMSON & CO.
:U.aIw.WAaWWaoau Kaar Yarataaaka barw
1 New Iron Alia Dainii Carta, , 1
UNawIma Asia Paab Carls, !'I f ---1
15 Wneelbatrowa, s r i
lUHloraor WarahoaaaTraoks. ' '
i All at tlie above am of the vary beat quality, a4
will be aold at a eraai) advaaoa oa Maw York soel,
la adttitio la tba abova wa keep all kinds of Plows
and Plow Castings, Rpadea, Hhovals, forks, Alias, dtfl.
WIM,IAM!0,N 00;
Mwoh l8l.IU6.tf
ruvsMAjr BLI E.
Kft Caas IW lbs Praanaa Btna
1'. W1UJAM80N A CO.
MerM,l?l.;tf; V v
i v
kaXsk'the Ulood.
f
With corrupt, diaordsrM
or vittsted Itluod, yoa are
r y aioa an vwvr. it mar Darn
y- out ia Piaioiaa. or anrM..ar
la aomo aotlva dieeaaa, er It
' may marair mvwp fuu n-
ajMia, aopmaaaa ana cooa i.ir
walhiBiP'ff it -yow eanntfr
bava ood naaltb will a roar
blood
iinpare. Aran
R4aiAPaiLi.ia
Sbeaa ieaparitias ana atiHis-
lataa lb afmaavl m uil aigoroaa aoatoe, reetoring
tbe haallh aud eipeU'" dieae. Ilvneai It rapidly
earoo a varlotyaf complaint wblrb are 'aauae.l by
linpaiity of tba blood, auoh aa fkrof ula, or Ktnga' Kvil,
Tamo, L'ltia, tioree, Kroptlone, Pimples Ulolohee,
lluii. w, Aiitbony'tKire, Koeeor Kryniprlne, Tetter
or Halt KIiciiim, tluald IIad, .King Wotiih I'aaeer er
Cao"ra Timior, 8ore Kyee, k'emale liuea.ru. ,noh
aa Jtxtaall'Ri, Iriegnlanty, Bnppraoiua,, Whgaa,
Skarility, alto Sypliilia nr Veneroal Diiwaaaa, Llvar
Coniplint. and lloart Iiaaaaeaf Try. Ayar's Harea
parllla, and sea lor jui" tna enrpamng aciivny
wi'b wliwu b ebwnsae tlx blwd and ara tUiiaa
ordors. ttyio'4 n- Vniff
iiumm ihannlilia nava aaaa ailaiaa aa
ktega bet ilea, praMadtag to giro a oner of fcuraot a
Baraaparilia for one dollar. Moat of tbaaa bars baea
fraade a poo thatftik. for they ant only ooatola lillla, I
if u. Harunarilla. bat aftea a imratlT tirooartiee
whatever, Uanco.bittardiaappoinimant baeful'owad
Hie n of the varioaa astraote of ttanapanlta wbioh
lead the inarket, aatil the ram a itaeif baa baeana
synonym
a, witb Imoneilloa ai.d aliaat
Slill wa earl
tuieootnpound "Baf apariila," and Intoad to lum.ly
aih a ramrdr aa nbali raame tha name frorn (he lad
f oblrT-wiArb Taataauoa'it. Wai-aa anfy-twanrf
the stoa.tbat winorloaiu tba baM allarativa wi.iob
w know bHT I prNlM, aad wa aaa rMiMt w
li u u k t - tt. Miut ST.'JumI l.i ul tha
blood yrt ltovered by aay body. j I
Ayaratitwrry Pe!twnl la ao aoiraraatly knows loaur
pj ary i.illiar raniady iuribs tare of Conghe. Colit,
li.Haeaaa Uwa,eeaaaa, CruBp, Itruaoiiilla, attiot
C.onipli a. and lor tba felinf f Onuiii,t.e Pall
tnte In advanced Utisf ba fea, liiat.lt IS
Um bora tOTaooaal tba armWe i4 torn tMna n Tb
world know. them. . i
PrapaH) y Da. T.1X Aria A Cv wll, .
aMl ao,d by
Willimlaicra
I .ll V, r rualM a,ieral1u. . '
ApnW, IWi lira ,st
WEEKLY LINK OF
V.
SI
I
i e.u
6tarll3ht,r
WashtBlTtW a
Eebecca Clyde,
Capf. TtsiilsX.
C.tpt Cbicheiter,
wapf, lottng,
liiNaagf, liHvliiff aiiperir A mmo-
. ..tr. f..-Ti
' Ti.;.Li otf.-r 'mealier iiidiceintnU Ibaa any utliat
ii, nii. ' t nvl abwve Ktraavere will alwaye
k. . ia Xc w Vek aaal a4 weakly, of olteoar, if
binned. ' . .
"reijbl oV'4l t tha Arif of the ftteainara or
i., l li- IWijll Wilia.neto VYaldoa Kail
U iad, will to a-aitli-d pr,.plly, aad eipmea ool
brtrd'ai point r diiinalioa, i eiMif ayt"11''""
alleiracuaig.
AiltNra.M gWt8K.
AETrnTn i'VUT, 73 VTilU&m St,
JA&E3 IIASX), llv Wall 6t . :
) - i -'" ' - Uiiuiigtoa K. C
Tl. WlLIMIXdtO.V A Wlfl.nOX HAII.K0AO
liAvii r ! iflr iwM J thur n-iii' g et-x k, are now
to ..m frfij'bt rnoti Bom all pointe
ad wiH iva la-wnm t- alirueya taiaor Uetjfiil
.-all atber Tw..di'yfi!"M ai imiw running
freiyhl r RleaMwrwill ul K f waid. on day
af arrival.-. i f -' t .
tr. rtntr tiiMverii,.-ii-eiii'l laju.t p. ..a, pi dipatrh
order gooaa ms l aoiinxo ari..t r-ipreee
line f,t-of Wall M, -
Aji:l t -vl 1 s .
VUf TRAM.,
I V1
. ;
I . to
... CL
. t. UTTCHiu,, sao. ium, i cittian
. , . kORrU CAKOUSA ' ,,
AGSICTJLTU RAL HOUSE '
HAllDVV.M t K HTOI 1 1.
Minuai, illix Si to.,
S'J iW4 iiivit, AVtreern, A".
V,
Wattf Strett, ' Yitmingtm, "
Ilk.
i ; 'in.';''!;
;r
men,
Killers, .
Builder',
i
Mochanica', and '
KauseyMin'ra' Tool.
AKO OTttxn ?
!
Ear4war
AgTlcalturallmpIementa
' ' leatLer and Unbber Beltlna; ; '
- . 8addlery,
Bteel, fte,. &o,
awi saa titnii.b at i.lnl iinlica, any kind of
Uacl iaory or Cattinga
... . Agaais lur
&. Ho4Co.'CiroularBawa, .
Falrbaak'a Bcalea,
i- i -v ' Iraat ft Watto&'i Fix
' and Burglar Proof Bafe.
whlah wa aatl at ataanfaeiarari' prion,'
Wa luTlla parltoular atiaatui to oar Hook and feol
osafldaatikatanr raoilittaaaadaxpwUnoa will aoabla
aa to olfcr saiianot uiiaoainaMs to parchaaar.
Jaa. 30. Hi.lf. r
A. X AYILLAUD.
afWwts Waihitgto Jf. C. lot tf Omni
" ' M HOLE aLe DE I LEtt"l ji
Grorerirs and (Je n-ralJmlliiilie,
COMMISSION M V H C II A N T.
Ke. S Norlk Water Blreet
"TtTntisrafw.Nrd.
Kami to t ki. f I
Raav OVHt- W ilaai tlapaduleuilaiit rotllfgoVoolt r0f"
k.fi...- i, .L .1 i
3m B Lina,sy, Aia., gaahirr Riaar fCp Faat
Ra. W 8 Pell, Rdltor of Raleigh,
aaapk Paataj. ia ywmwaT.(w, N "C.-11 :
Metan. JaaatU rear A gaaa, Bltiraors. .
Haters. Bawley, Corner A Co,tlaw York, ,
WllatlBrtOB, Jaa t,lT. tm.
' i s ,rf-..i; --' I, , . 1 ,1..:-'
Parsoasl aiiaation riraato the asla or abtpataat of
Cotton, XTaral Store, fto.
All produce, anoairaud to me for ehlpmant, to M.wr
Bawlayi-tiOTBW t'8--flew YDrSwtij ta innurad""
feaa tba piSM l aliiuaiaat partiee advialncats aa
sooa as tbaKoodeata aaat forward.
MK.HOUANDIZi:
rwaelvad and orwardad with prouptnasa and at Med.
erate ehargea, ,
A 'H '"i-piy of; "
I OUOOK11ITJH
kept eoneUatly la stars, which wiU be eohl st low fig.
araeforoaab, . t
Agmii (or the sal of Marvla k C.'e ealebrated
tristlt AW HCKOLiAU-PROOtv AraTS.
with Marvin S Pal art lViwdartirnof rbk.
weighing oaly eiw-auartxr of aa oonoa. Tiiaaa Nf
are ttnrranttd frea liom daiiiiinaM, aud are sold at
manufaolnrer'i in icon, ami will lit f!u nL.d ihruMU.--
Wilniiiigtun wilboul ehaige b itorage or forwardtag.
78 Bale of Cotton Tarn, aad 4-4 Bi own-
,.t ;3 j-;8hw6tlnir.-i
for sale. Addraas. , A. A. WILLARD,
WilmiagtoB.M. 0
JansaryM. 113, 8m. .
Uaron.
5000
POl'N8 of gbaaljera, bright and dry, fr
ale h
IV
A- A- WlLAtill.
Wllminnun, Vih 9 I M If
'I..... ., . C'allldlC,
BOTM " Aitatnanitao" far aja bv
A. A. v'lt.t.at.'li
150
W-imiliidioii, Fob i, l IH.tf ,
X M
JO ad
lVi
A Coffee.
Java Coffee for eale kr
." II : . A-A rVILLAUIV
Will
ntmegto
rto. Feb , IM tf
near.
f lEl'IKKD aad Cub. Ragar for tale by
lb
A. A. WILLARD.
Wilmington, Feb 3, 14. tf. '
r...- Cubs nolassot, . - '
H aagabeads aad barraU, fur eale by
y A. A. WlLl-AUK-
-Wrlmlogtoa. fab". 141. tf --' - - ,
RrrlrOKItlf-
4
So IlaebrU Bfiiae While flora la xt.xe. and
for Sate by A. A VUiXllfH.
Mara I73tf - WllniKu.a . r.
P.
i.wtRl vi, oi' mi
aW-H Bbht- fiat liapee a4-aewhrj1 ner"ttiHf "
at. j a.uiy espejttng, oraie tiy .
Diarnn Ml fd-il" Wilminwtnn. N C.
; .('olloii ltiru uutl ttlMTtiitss.
Dales fot ! .v t : 1
i) A. A. WIM.ARn.
Wllailngioa Fb V t W, If.
11
Airr v mavis
4 rayaitavllla Biraal, Ralaigh, N. ',
AGENTS FOn
STgH'ARrx EXTEXST0X TOP,"
v "auEESc? the south,"
and r- .
- "Western Empire Cocltlj:? Sieve.
J. UROlVN.r.---April
9 2tU-3irt , With Hart & Lewis.
rimsa nAt.t.irr.
cnARi.it norrv4.
'UlM; I HOFFMAN.
ocuasiAi. enlisi aiKtti iiamtw.
So. 23 TS. Water ft..-
:J , aS II.WIlVOTO'V. f. r.
April t l 0ict
IfTIHVi
10 dot. Artti HTM,
: " B. P. WILMAJWW A CO.
I March 20, 1M,
LAKUE MT OI.H
' WlCat IM.IA"ia ItnllHtT
; la tea and if gallon kf, lart r ueJ
1 ALSO
- f
Several birrefs Mid fen tad five gs'
of lil r.
e5-,' oa
li itch
TIM 9 Vadkin Cun'v vsiiisaey ne
band Coara Cava Whi-sey, at4 Apphi
liranily.
Aptdlt-tf
coons a 3ioor,.
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