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-' " I . . ' - ' - ; f f r TlIF WILMINGTON POST . . .'! ... i WILMINGTON N. c, NO LMBLR il4 ibOO. u HARVEST HOJ1E Thc harvest!-. .over! lit farm bell . .VC-,. , ,,,. J, p. titlill proclaim, m 1111 IL1U Wi . i - ' A.ur llici.wiiMtiit.ibl..iHct-hoUicK ;ood GivU's name. r, ihP 'halls of Ike u,cr 8 ; Krcat mansion, 1Cn- fairh.-mUhahcaficdbM iVStctlll Pro- I I fusion. the i'iirm clu afford. The v'uuub Hi': ehoic ..-s , t, half-fbrirot sdoiv And fhv-;tin "Old je.t, an ; jjuUJif.-.. r. )t had sn.iv Ami numpci ? V, n ,Vc To Vcc UbirZ nd bumper anil bonis V J. ,.,. nV " ... ....1 .'.irKT Illi it. iL l or me u"uia i'"11""' - 1 AmulSaV e trance to freedom ijrc free for to-duy. I withim. illtl lhc hands' hard from l.'UurJ ; lo thc bhadowygrues -with uie uiaidcus r6 ' Aud l.rkVith t'm jewels ;from am-iieM and pair. meadow, f To sit in tliu i-iuwi f , cnr. Ulll'eSt Sliall I 1 h, whdd iluiiJ-, :'u 1 oat i'iii :!-, and avvcet I elov. r llo'MJiii, uuit me ulo'wruos:phowiog. tc- Aud spray ' ,!,, i:aetUciii m ehaidi-U, ttn colors cou- tram n;. 'i i . i ..... , i . t .mid tlui irold with I i lie icrccti .wiiu ui- 1 .v " T i ll)Ci?)ccn rustic faces, Let the maiden-, choose him auo was true to the sod, iailod not wkcu the battle ;toas . i ' ' Who is courage hottefct, 1 - Whose hands arc - Irom toil. tho hardest and broadest ii to him the 'ic 1 l,Uc In1irCh.t ta"d direst, , i. .... tiw.lHnor the chaplet to wear: )h Tenderly 'vUx it upon her Mr forehead, And let it riat liUtiy uL.on her dark ham An d thus clad in beauty, hcrtrcsses! the shadow Tiieut plume the hunslune, enlivened with , , iiir'woodta.ulb r.TouudwHh answering echo, oi "Hail, 2iU'e" l'-'iu' VI"-J l,U0l !!"!'' and "Hail llar- th' har little riiiidien-Oli, tcll them the tidwi;;-, '4 4 ' Wul lot them tak- turtts at t ' bell, , , u ie old iron ill -noke aii-.v' i btroKe, anu a ae spirit of :mu-ie ' Mi dl moil. t:i! i: lau-htcr ' Jitud'aiul dell. Irom wood- Ill, In Ml VC IJLMi.S Ui it iL.tiuuo IM til , v,. ii ,iv-ii." wires Rwitt bear itajway : 'ld wlii-i-ti- the wonl to tne -lnuigeiu nnirious, nd i-h' TP Ill' 'i ''Uil lU'py a u.ippiKi naj. . . i ... i i i i ... . nr. the iha.rve:-t lit," tnd I lie rei'j barns arc iMirst'in:; " Iv I a iiidli'Mi oi claim, 1 iii ho air Ehail ! voice's LUC LTia 1 news plo a I with son ts of thanks-, i;i ihu, And th'nioiintaiu sliall echo Ihc name. ood (tivcr's YoiiK, Nov. 7, lbb!). New York is again the I; ilabhcd. iiU:n I'd' ..-luo'ji-'lo.us and o vcrwhelming 'i.iu.l.. l';!i .'o ihc late, lalne riled A. W. voul.i . r -l - inuehly.exteJ idly"' as was io'i- -'.viViii. u'lViu-r to Hie deter initiation ot in..' 1 .i i I i. i-dv tlermaus voting .solidly I..- the Im.'.l- an I ..lei liug.Sigel This time, in I,, tor Uf vi we lent the misfortune ;..;lcll in our own camp, for jfo.rsoot one :,-n'.U' ei w h v -av to run the machine, in ; ,i it . ..i i:. ... . ....r Ji H.to Doo.-A'iiiiMi ir coe iveiniuueaii I'lii ly v. i" i v . ... . , i l l .r . . I i-i l v anil r-iaie, look u pun iiiunui, iu ouur tii.tie i!n., ih.Miouatic judiciul ticket, 1 t id i !io K( oubi'ican eudorseiucut, and ........ ' . " - l - J ' .il iica'ii'ijig tin; delivering the tickets in opnositioili to the. judiciary artjicle, from i.i.l.i'io.m booth, thci-ebv assisting iu de- Iriling the vd Ins ot the loyalj and honest i iti.:n ; 'l !ii. lit), who are inj favor of an inc uiupiibk; .U-t.ch. Ttds exemplary- Ke- pubjican .v) curled it is earnestly boped, will icccive avl!ttin reward lot his !traitor im, m t', ami uHiucnt obloquy he ailminis- t. icla.,to make him " forever hold his p a'-e.'" At piebjt writing. it. is not exact i biiovMi whether the 41 property qualiiica- ti.n ciasiv- !ii tcccivcd the popuiar com- ii ,iin w.ii, thU will nass away the ' i i the oi f.lacrv iii New Yotk We ii-.Mi'w 1 ir m Mr-v.es . W. L.u- . healthy lelegat.on, to . -. .ill. f..l...l !" I 1. 1" itJUni.uuic. A train uoeo u n - ,k p-ir -v i v.ii Wee the Senate, ArtotJothaiuscndher-Hike'1 Norton; hu "Him 'l.;,.iet hcrVMinr Irving and.hcr- IN tc" Tumor to represent Her in Senate I At .vinhU ll1". - rq.'k( :i ol i in 15 ; " The "Utter . ticntlcman is , n;ie of UlS Icllowtdemo- Mr. MeKeon, to Train I "U VOll M t. ! a niiieh enolliiously i uereascu th-- to ollhio city, by aauiuuu iu , nuu1c h) auhority ol this--city. "Again vou votiid to extern! the terms of Uu- DiicetoMof the Uric Hailaj Company. A i Hone nl ,!l(:u seeking frxxuitrol this road, . ... 4.. il...'P..V H i i Uikeu, iv oitr vote tc atidlthat ol otner l 1.1 . I I in f. ovv!ui ;: :t irolll "l-,v" "T Companv, the power -to electannual tUo ui!, uhoiac to control the property of tli..-c Mo-kholdcrs. You also voted to give iilroa l c!;iuratio:Xtl, UUtHUy tp Cn' . . l A A -t . ...,.1 .vlllf t . 1 1... uiiifK uoiiicia ti imv . '.ili.lni :.: ; ...:;.... Ill Ullb iiuu uim states. i nc cueci , bodies. The Andrew Jack -a coiporatiou mcioaie the power o d' those DeiiiotiMi y of this country u on' ; Mio)oscii io .. :., v . .i 4',v, iivillions of dot- ' u iniiv; rtOL v 1. i uu a canilal oi uiillv " ,., 1,m ' ;, . : dangerous to the liber- tn.sol.h, ,lej What exUe can there l ( , ' 1 ,,,,:.., ave vitality to one 'c Jor yuur vote whicti j J . . ...in no hundreds 'ipundioii which may lt' milffrms ! ' '.'.-; ', ,,c appeased, and the Dcmo- CIO to . i- neoplc cowaruiy ana eratic bCaS'w oi r - - , U tieachcrot viclUcd .to u. - , n vouamlyoui dbbociaas in th,,c llSfCLamWva1 of governor wwc ou.latucd by I - - . ;rr , Q Itolhuan, who, while- ctciRlu i r ? -...i1 lt.TisTation, .ha biucu, loosed to special- 5 uml tllU3 proved . r iU.. ri-.lKniu' lUOUOPO himrthclrieucioi uv , inpt , ... iii 'in; ituv"'! i lie icL me . r ..r-,ir iii' favors to them r r.-riiriu justice of thg5VefAuient.' TUE COMIKG EVEKTfs. ! Thn n-.J. i : ,0n nnn -mfJi .Lai,,,. ol Conmiododore Vandcrbilt; and the crce- tlOU of tbf; 'r.ot.lmr hrnnn skUuni of the and church hm,.. ,,. - , ... . , ! , . , wvcum -ucgiuacnt soicuer;' to uc piaoou Central Park. The ceremonies attend- i , : uit upon the uiivoiliujr'of the "Vandcrbilt bronze" will no donhfc h tptv impressive. aud will be participated in by representa- tives of all tbc eminence aud talent of the jit the board. Py This magnificent work of art wi'l be iiriv'i.i1J,1 !. ,'m' A 1T1I i ....... ijxavui V7ah.ov iio.il. uuvu- nor Hoffman will preside. The evnt -will VU1 tue xuiu inst. Willi advise VOll of thn nrpff.iltn! in twvf r The;" Seventh Regiment Statue" b also a beautiful piece of art. It is of pure bronze. weighs 2,300 pounds and cost $23,000. It represents a soldier ot the Seventh,! dressed m tnc unifprm in which the resiment took the field ih iTi1 Th rncitirn kimrailn rcst Thc hyaa is turnc(I sli-htlV to the rirllt tlf ClPO int rill! rri.f ninn? "Un'linnrrn. i Mo J " in ivliii.''1) vaiiitOL) uuiUgt- ous, calm and alert : and the eyes Scanning grauitc. Ihc pedestal of the same,j and 10 rect in height. Four bronzad. columns sur- mounted by large eagles, will enclose the ft,.: i ii..: i ' ?n i ! ovaiut ami un incse coiumus win uc cnginv mgrav- cd the names ol ttie honored dead of the' regiment. The total cost will be' some $75,000. Boji. ItlCilrOND CORRESPONDENCE. Virginia State Wir. Richmond, Va , Nov1. G, 18G0 Yesterday was the last day of the Fair, and it drizzled all day. The States are generally represented; New England not excepted. And why not the universal lanKee; The Agricultural implements from the Northern States arc legion. AH classes appear to come together cheerfully, happily and with buoyant feelings. More than twenty thousand persons were in attenda'nee jesterday The sheep department presented a creditable show, likewise tlie cattle clc- partmentl The show of poultry iwas fair, i j" ! and the display Of dairy products, jof domes. tic manuiactures and line fruits' Uoth as to size and variety rellects much honjor on the zealous managers and enterprising exhibi tors. The apples were tolerable,! although they were remarkable lor the State. Among the amusements, we may mention; the mule race, aud by the way tor ludicrousness we never saw it equalled. ' i ' Among the curious specimens i)i history, may be mentioned -awo ohl tashiOneil bon nets V)f the year 120 ; and a caue made 'from a sapling tTriick by a , mini ie, ball at the- battle of Fredericksbu.rj', ' December 18G-3. ! " ' ' On theJ whole the lair may be considered n. ilpci.lcil snec-'KH. It has, brousiht t-oirether hitherto 'opposing interests. It h; is proven hcyond doubt,1 that thej Old, .Dominion u is" "-..-'T p ami ueauiuiu nuiu . iuv nwa bq me .open . . . iuir of a new era in Virginia cute rprisc anil -i Nmil lcUWWSUlln ' Ami. New Method ol IevcIopins the raculties. Lli'l'TElfr NO. 11. 1 Duaii Po.-T : -Tlie seventh department of this method consists of cj-hics or moral discipline. Considering-all systems of re ligion as composed; of two parts, their dog mas aud their morals, and reflecting that iho, .iissrntions which exist between relig ious societies originate in matterk Of doc trine rather than of practice. I ret use all iuterfereuco in the articles of iaith, or pc- cnliar tenets of any religious scct. But I frame for them a manual ot morality, or an ethical catechism, by which they are "in structed in. the knowledge ot themselves,' their relations to property, and thetr de n..iirlini.' in :i. (h-eatoi- Tlie examination of their iaculties will Jeaa to a i iscovery of their rights ; and these will c development ot Uteir duties an will conduct to a ocial cou cerns. Natural history occupies ihe cirhth place. Iustead of making masters ot mere nomenclature or adepts iu any particular classitication or system, 1" propose to en courage in them all mauner of attention to the various species of auimals; to the chat tres oi the atmosphere ;. the ditlerent fonnj? ,.t -n- Ai'v td soils: earth's aud stones, "ot every variety; .to the numerous plants and vegetables, and to amines ol everything to au-obh that the face of nature present serving eye. The next science to whlclr they are lnlroj duced is chemistry. This 1 desire from the common processes in the arts, and from the operations going on1 every day iu the great labratory of nature: The true theory of heat and cold i?' derived from the observation of ordinary phenomena. j Gymnastics, or the rules ot jxercise, arc aU.i introduced. I train them to au exact employment of every miisclcj joint and limb. 1 form them into" compahies and sec tions, and traiu them to use the arms ; ini tiate them into tactics, aud teach them the art ot defending themselves, their lib erties, their possessions and their friends ' - -i :...,,lnri! jril nca-i'ladtsj 1 int.ifv his procedure from a convictiou that there ever has been, is now, and always will be a reat mass of error, ( inischitf and crime -raiust which a prudent man ought to pro- . . ' r . :..L .:!. o. ,.t.; 5 vide, ami niveau ! linthropists wno arc eve: jt l"v'" I'.. tWrlrt Mtolltv. ItX a BOI L Ol ttusiunt - LJ" J such a3 they telsh hi m to be, or as they think he aught to be I vcly correctly con clude; that the wiser aud saler course is to coutcmplate him with all bisjvice and de pravity, aud to guard against him accord - Skim mini deep. ; .... - i : Stiialf vegelahles are dJie.bjKsl WhcaX scllf very Id w in lUitioi; i y Test jour wood ashes for mauurc. Kerosene on your perches will rid your hennery of vermin. Coating of lime prevents dummies:- in cel lars. ' . - liydraulic cemeut will maUe dry cellar A ptid ol common tobacco will cure hor ses ot the bob'. Iu drenching cattle, it should be done be low the grinders. , - Sulphur or link sprinkled on tliu tre queuted spot will destroy the white pine worm. i Chimnevs should be constructed small at the throat and large at thcitop. j. Unbrui3ed apples keep longer tliau those shaken from the tree. Pick apples on a warm, dry day. The warmer the better . Good cattle have well formed heads, aud full, mild eyes. Cornell University is to have a Horticul tural school for women. Allow v.out wheatf seed to become thor oujrhlv matured before cutting. 'Twill re lieve it of smut. The Connecticut Poultry Society hold their first fair at New Haven on November 10th. . Seedling potatoes can be grown as easy as seedling tomatoes. Early in Spring sow the seeds thinly in pots, and when the plauts are an ifich or two high transplant into pots, lone plant in each, and after the Aveather is sufficiently warm turn tucui out into inc open ground, placed two feet apart. This should be done in February. A gentleman residing a few; miles north of Toledo, Ohio, has been experimenting in the cultivation of cranberries. He had four I acres under cultivation this sea )n, yielding oS0 bushels. These he sold at the rate ol 50 per bushel, the total proceeds of the i xour acres amounting to $1 ,'i30, or $U'52 25 ! per acre. It is quite probable that the imarshesiu the vicinity ot the lake can be made valuable far the cultivation ot the i cranberry. Three hundred and sixty-eight imported fowl were sold in New York, August IS, for a total ot $8,070, averaging $3 25 each. -The highest price paid was for three part- ridse cochins, m. Thrco'houdaus brought I Sod! Three dark brahma-, $52, The high- j est price paid lor bull cochins was f 10. Three gray dorkiugs brought '. The lowest price paid was for a pair of while bantams, $o. A line pair of Toulouse geese sold for $20, A fine pair of Ihnbden g'eese, $17 50 -being less than the amount oi freight aud duties would have been if iui plprtcd alenc. Mr. John K. Thompson's poem, read he tore lite Society of Alumni of the University ! of -Virginia, at their , annual meeting last t dulv, is a tribute of reverent affection at once ! to "Alma Mater" and to those other chit- I dren who pcrighei. during the late wan for secession. There is a delicate poetic lecling as well as a melodious roll in tmch stanzas as these : 1 ',. r- '( Aluia. Muter '. brighter fur To us thy 'whitewashed hriek arcades, Thau Kuioi's (iothie niiiiisters arc, ' Or classic colonnades : More dear these hills of oak aud iiiic Thau all the .purple Apcnmne, Since he re from buy to man wo grew in turn, And lessons daily caught wo never can unlearn. "J lore Nature year l?y year revealed The truths' that Scieucc w ould impi e.-, 1 -As Spring threw over copse and licld Her newly woven dress : And Autumn, walking in her pride The maple -belted" mountain bide, J Flung out her scarlet banners to the day, Till the whole Blue liidgcowned tier coming aud her sway." . ! There is an amusing story ot Jimond About's touching a swaggering French colo nel of the First Empire, who having been dessicated by a chemical process, is care fully preserved for half a century aud brought to liie again in the reign of his Majesty Na polcou 111. The fictitious-, chemist of tlie lively French novelist has a rival, however, in the real professor; Grusselbach by name, and Swede by nation, who, by his own ac count, has discovered a wonderful sleeping potion which will, enable anybody to slum ber as long as he may desire. Drink some of. this magical liquor ami your limbs arc btnumbed, your senses suspended, and life remains locked up in your .body' until, at the time appointed,' the professor (supposing that you inive not been broken t-o pieces or forgotten in Home lumber closet -in the -.mean while) sprinkles you with a 'stimulating fluid and you wake up. Go v. Claytou lately met Gen. Chailerton on the steps of the State-house at Little Hock, Ark., whereupon Gov. Claytou called Gen. Chattertou a "jd d liar,'; which the Gen. answered "you're another Gov. Clay ton. thou- struck Gem Chattertou, but thc Geu. said that he would as soon strike a womau as a one-armed man, aud more than this, he ir.o'idd not strike the Goccrnor of the Mtc. This is- somewhat like the respect that was shown to "the Lord's annJiuted no matter how great a scamp he -might be. Old Dowslcv, who has rather crude ideas of the purposes ot the Lcumcuical Council, soou to assemble under the call ot the Poxe, and who has withal some dilliculty iu keep- iurr even with thc growing expenses ot his gay wile, aud young lady daughters, says he flunks 'its alout time they were calling an Economical Council iu this couurry. There's as much need of it here as there is at Home Louisa Muhlbacb, whose historical novels I have been so widely read, has abandoned her iutention of making a lecturing tour through the United States. A professor of medicine in the Ucrliu University is respon sible for this change of plau, for he has in duced Miss Muhlbach to imarry him. "'Twas ever thus.' ' .' . During the past fiscal year seven hundred aud sixty millious of letters passed tbiough the mails of the United States, being au in crease of forty millions over any previous vcar. This is about twcu.y Idtcr, per head lor evcrv man. woman and chibt ,m tne i c. ' uuueu -?iaiu-i. -careful. of vour health ' -iris. Do miud teiug called "Old logy" because you wrap yourselves up well aud never venture out in thin shoes. Better be an old fogy than a young corpse. Mnli lie. i witlistiindini? all his' vauitv. has; so small an opinion oi himself, that if any woman electa an aitai to him, he despitei iVBr A Reverend Raicli-lrti4Uir; and Vil- : uany oi a. iuciaouisv i. icavuci .One of th'cworst cases bf crime that ; has j ever transpired ia our - midst, j or, indeed, that has ercrcome untie; mr noticcr is that ! of a MelotJist clergy itfsltt tiicname of Washington W. Welch, -who U- nW under arrct aad 'eiamraatioii IfpiroexJasUiiB kef, 6f this tillage;! licaf Prtli"lii1(ing committed rapfe ttpbii the T)irdn;of "".libuisa J. Orcen, 1 wife cf Eldjcif 0. tt, Oreejli ' of this tow nsKijtiit' rt'ifi t lJthb Methodist persuasioii tlaWdtnatn Of propejrtj ahtt average tsiahding lii ttie:cVjiauiinit j.'JAb this matter is the alabst?rbing topic oicon versation hereabouts, uutisuat publicity Tias already. been given to it, and there; is no reason why the facts as they are alleged, or as they appear, should not lie legitimate matter for publication in the journals of the day. ' ' T' ' It seems that the defendant,! Welch, met and became acquainted with Elder Green in Pennsylvania, wlierc lio, WcIU, resided, and being "a man of some tftopcrtff and haying ready money to idV6S', WaS-ihduced by Green to- visit Holly : fprHte: Purpose. He came here sonic time'. JasL .spring, .be came acquainted with Kldpr , Wliitcomb, then pastor or tnc jietuoaisi .episcopal uuurcn in inis vniagc, auu time in visiting among them, that he and Elder Green were certain business transactions. divided his It ia stated associated in and Welch himsclt claims that Green owes hiui $3,t)(KK When Welch left here on the 12tli of Sep tember last, he had, previous to that time, been stopping for some time at Elder Green's house, about six miles irbra thus villaget in the northwest part of the town and it is alleged that the crime was cdmmitted on the morning previous to his departure. He left here ostensibly to attend the Conference held at Grand Rapids, but was arrested on Friday last by officer Eli Battles, of Pontiac, and M. M. Burnham, of thjsiplace, at White Pigeon, in the Southern! part of the state. He was arraigned before Justice Baker on Saturday afternoon last, and put in a plea of not guilty. . .; Western Girls in a Horse Race. Twe lve ladies appeared tq contest the tor equestrianism at tlie Decatur (111.) prizes Horse Fair last week, one ot whom, Sallie Wilkinson, Nyantic, had her saddle re moved, and mounted bare-back, just before the horses were sent oft fori a scrub race. The word was given and; in an instant every horse was in lull run, the ladies were applying the whip, and the air was filled with hats, ribbons, laces, and "fixins" which have no place 6u a race track. The maid ot Nyantic gave her black horse the whip, and soon passed the rear horse, and then intl-.nuuyl tlll1", f and lell v llm middle group, ami was in tnc act oi ho lead, when her horse stumoiea hpon the "jcrass at the side of the track. She was up before him however, and had hold ol his bridle, when lour or live men sprang over the guard' and held him while she mounted from the ground. As the horses were near iug the grand stand, the lady riders but the air with such swiftness that their long skirts floated over the backs of the horses. For some distance now no change had taken place, each doing her level best, except with the Nyantic maid on the bare back steed, who quickly took-advantage o the clear : space, on the pole sale, ana rapidly passing another, came under I the string neck with the third horse, and on one alter neck-and only a length of the lead. The young tv.cn cheered and yelled, the young ladies applauded with their. tans and kercluels, wile tue tears ran down their pretty, checks: the old people iu mauv casci embraced each other iu their joy, while the thick tongues ia choking throats' murmurea in proiseu sylla bles "Nyantic !M As she rode back on her foaming steed, all covered with dirt by his fall, aud clothes toru alliosti in shreds, tlie grand stand resounded with the cheers ot thirty thousand voices, aiid the surround im proves prolonged." the echo. Not many w eeks ago, a flat-boat was float ing 'down the broad bosom of the Father of AYaters: it was uighr, and all on board save the pilot were wrapped in slumber. Silence reigned unbroken for hours. But finally a faint scream ot music reached the watchful pilot's car ; it grew louder, and a cabin hove in view, through the open door of which men and women were seen flitting through the mazy dance. The boat glided on, the figures disappeared, and the sounds of music and mirth: died out. Meanwhile the stars climbed higher and higher in the skv ami another festivcs cabin succeeded. and then another, aud so on. through the livelomr night. "Wall, ' exclaimed the pi lot. "this is the queerest country I ' ever did see, where at every house they have a fiddle aud a dance But when Che day dawucd, and the pilot was enabled to recognize the landmarks, he found that all night his boat had been floating in a great circling eddy, and that he had repeatedly passed the same i. ..!,! where the people were havimr a "hiiu uv.o'vw - i a. ' old time.'- 1 A Chinaman was recently bitten by a do,r belonging to a white man in ban ran- cisus and brought the owner belore the pedice court. After scveial witnesses had been heard, the counsel for the plaintiff of fered, the testimony of the Chiuamau, and stated that he was compelled to prove by him that he was engaged in selling fish, and that he was the only one who could positively identify the color of the dog. Tim court, however, refused to hear the tcs- timouy ot the UUiuamau on iimsc vaai pomv it 1 1ml. time- and took ; the case under ad- - - ... . . . . . . . ...,;! lli-ii Aiiv wi'i'.k. tn f whir.li -. 1 . i.J j . late thc Ca8c was postponed. The action of COurt iu this case docs not accord with thJ rcccut decision iol a distinguished judge 1 I . I ' I 1 I I I I I, II 11,11 t I I Ik L V IJB1 w mjm w - I 1 UVUJVU - , - wsu . - it 'of California tn the admission of Chinese testimony. The sobuerl this spiiit of intol erance is wiped out the better it will be for California in thc eyes of not only her neigh bors but of thc cnliglitcHCd world. The followinir incident occurred on tho a .... u. ij,.n,.r!il I food- determined to defer bin visit to Nashville: A colored man who aa ..ck to. the CooMeratc army througU &-WW?ff"p thick aud thin, was iu high hopes ot being riTCn towards boardan special cases. Applica ablc to march into the city aud pay his re- tion, stating age, quaimcaUon-and ptttniary spects to a lady.who bclongpci to Uiciupper ('rust ot tho colored society ; and wben he discovered that the besieging army was re treating, he determined to - break through the liues and throw biiiiseH" at the mercy of "EirSS ?7 TZuT ' - s mg very wiaiguu- I "Where arc vou from in inquired the Gen n'tlcrd " i "PsejusL from the army,' sah." "What army . "Mr. Hood's army, sab." -"Where is MrHood now ?" ; . "He's Icavih. gab. he's leaviu'. Ah i I thought Mr. Hood, as you call him, was coming into Naslivillc? ' I "No sah MrHood thinks he can t hU6ifiuitic6 iu NmUtiIU." MISCELLANEOUS. FURNITURE. ilAVIHG REGEHTLY EflLARGED OUR 7ARER00nSj w E NOW OFFER ONE OF THE Li AUG est and best selected stocKs oi PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING, I LIBRARY" and OFFICE FURNITURE Ever bctore oifcrcjl in the State, and at as LOW PRICES as auv estabUsnnicnt worm or douuu BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY. 1 Our Bedding and upholstery Department is oil an extensive scale. Wc manufacture every description of MATTRESSES, ana can special attention to our PURE CURLED HAIR MATTRESSES, which we warrant as represented. WINDOW SHADES & WALL PAPER Onr Stock ia the largest and best assorted ever effered in the city and comprises all the NEW PATTERNS for the Fall Trade, being entirely of new design. D. A . SIfllTe, Granite Row Buildings, I South Front Street. 309-tf sept 19 JUST OPENED AT ' " ; 3( MARKET STREET, Under Mr. VauOrsdcirs - Gallery, Photogra hic E.N T IRE ivisw STOCK, consisting ol the Latest Styles, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, DRESS COODS, SILKS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, am' FURNISHING GOODS. TERMS CAii. with the motto, "tjuick Sales and Small rrotits.'- ! M. KATZ. - oct 10 ! 315 tf " Agents Wanted to sell FOR BUSINESS MEN ! , INVUA.Bl'E 9CO ; Every Merchant, veryJUechanic. Kvery Manufacturer, Every Farmer. A Every Business Man, and Every Young Man -""," " ., . . . ,' " Worth ten times its price. Agents are having great success. For circulars and full informa tion, address -' ' C D. CASE & CO., , Publishers, Hartford, Ct. oct 'i0 1 ol8-4t THE UNUERSIONED HAS TAKEN AN OFFICE, OPPOSITE THE Court House, in the rear of Squire i c- Quigg's Office.- ' - Business promptly attended to. . J. NUTT. sept 9 , : 306-tf WILL BE MADE TO THE GENERAL AS KpmhlT oi North Carolina at its next ses sion, for the passage of an act to repeal the act M&hliRliin? the Soecial Court for the City of establishing the Special Court City WUraington. oct3 313-law30d. RS FOR ALL! W MOO RE RESKEU l r u JjLi x iiNfuuiB the nublic that he haa oieued a Res- taunint (with li&iiliiUK oiiur iu connccuon; on Water streetbetween Market aud Dock; i. Au..lwn nnm tf f,nfiir Went Mmirrs aud jamcs. Dclieiotia dishes Of all kiuds.. i vi V l vub auuivu iuuui - ' . -. w., I . ... ..... .r I oct li4 : t ' oia-M c'r OK h i- AUGUSTINE NORMAL SCHOOL CoilEQlATE IHSTITOTE. rrHiS- SCHOOL, WHICH IS DESIGNED JL for tne euucaiion oi coioreu icaencrs, wm oicn on Wednesday, September 29th. ApplU cants nvusthe able te read and write and under- tAnd the four primary., rules ,-ot Arithmetic; Tuition and the use of books will be free i to all, 1 ability, snouic ocmaac io . - , . r - LEV., J..BRINTON SMITIL sept 19 aov-u' A. CARD A JCLERGrMAN, WILE RESIDING IX XI. South America as missionary, discovered - .r.. an a cimiiip. reamed fortheenre Of Nervous - 1 Weakness, Early Decay, Disease of :thc Urinary fund Seminal Onran8,and the .whole ; train of .dia- .rir lirouffht on bv bataeful and vicious habits. fjrpjit. numbers have been cured by this noble' OYSTE remedy.- Prompted by aMcsire.to benefit the ..mii-tinl and unlortuuate I will scud the. recipe ior preparing: and using this tnediciuc,;,in a .oaTnii Knvefonc. to auv One who needs it, tree i Station D, Bible House, 1 New York City. I ept 19 509-tiuiofc do RAIL ROADS. Wilmington & Welddtt R. R Co IT -Ofiic Chief Eks. ifGvst fKnfaWxhixT WILMrSGTOSj IN. U-i AprUV, 1(368. CDiNGEOPStllEDiJLE' ON AND AFTER SUNDAY Ut-llU6iint., our PASSENGER Trains on this road will leave Wilminsrton at 6:00 A. M. and KH0O.P. M.. and arrive in Weldon 6:06 JL(M: and 2;.10R M Leave Weldon at 10:15 A. Af - and '1:4 P. M Arrive at WUraington 4:30 A. M. and T:15I M. The day train will not run Qn Sundays. A daily through freight train will leave Wit- miDRxon (.ounaays excepted) at 3:00 P-M.t foi the accommodation of Truck Farmers. Passen gers can also get accommodations on said freight train a far as f3lrthri . S. L. FREMONT, I Engineer & Sunt. :L kii w 283-11 april 11 CHAtlOE OF FREIQItT TRAIU 3IIE0ULE. Rr-- fc- inm WiKMisGTON, & WelboI RiiL8oi Ca. Office ChikfEwo'r isnr,vK'r. fliTl ;. . - WW A WiLMiKOToa, N.; Maj 231,1869. I ArD AFTER THE 29TaIN8TANT THE freight traina -will ran m rniinwo Tji. VVilmington Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, atlo'cloek, P. M,and arrive at Wilmington same days at 8 o'clock, P. M. . .. S. L. FREMONT, r ' Eng'rand Sup't. my , 277-tf Wilmington & Manchester R.R . o ; . . . ... i t.. K'h-i t'-- Gkhiral Sn?MrirTfcJi)iKTfs Qwjkb l uouaaiVi), April iU, XOOO. ) ON AND AFTER APRIL 11, PASSENGER Trains of this Road will ran on the follow ing Schedule: . ! EXPRESS TRAIN. Leave Wilmington daily at. 5.15 A. M. Arrive.at Florence. . . . . ; . .......... .10:32 A. M. Arrive at Kingsville 1:45 p M . Leave Kingsville. . .13:40 P. M. Arrive et Florence ....' . . . 8:55 P. M., Arrive at WiUningtOn & , 9;15 p. M . Express Train connects closely at Floreiie , with the North -Eastern Railroad, for Charleston , and Cheraw and Darlington Railroad for Chera , and. at Klngsvillfl with thi South Carolina Rail road for Atuiuata, to which point cars run through without change. I ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Leave' Wilmlhgth ffally at 8:05 P. M. Arrive ut Florence 2:40 A M. Arrive at Kingsville , ........ . 9;00 A M Leave Klrigsvillc. 4:00 P. M. Arrive at. Florence.'.... 9:40 P. M Arrive at Wjilmirigton 5:10 A. m! Accommodation Train connects closely " Florence with the Northeastern Railroad lor Charleston, ap4 at Kingsville with the South Carolina Railroad for Augusta, Passengers for Columbia should take the Accommodation Traiu WM. MacRAE, ucn'iBupt. apr 15 26tf Wilmington, Charlotte & Ruther ford R. R, Co, fc r ii i-Vi Wilniingtomli Q., May 151867. fH AD' AFTER" MAY 15TII, THE PAS J scnger tnln Oh, VhU Road will, leave. Wil mington on Thcsday, Thursday and Saturda v at 7 o'clock, A. 'M j , ; Arrive at RdCkiiham sanie days, at SI . M. Arrive at Wadtsboro (Stage) at DP. M. Leave WadcsnOrO (Stage) on Tuesday. Thurs day and Saturday, at 1 1 Ml Leave Rockingham, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at erdO A. M. v - : Arrive at Wilmingtoh same days at 3 P. M. W. 1. EVERETT, General Superintendent. may 10 . . . . , i;T , . 274-M United Slates oi' America. r District oi; Caps Fear in the 1 District of Nort? Cabolina, S.B. WHEREAS A X.1BEL HAS BEEN . FILED in the Distrltt Court of the United States, for the District pf Cape Fear, in the , District of North Carolina,: hy , William L. Beery who Byears well tor himself aft lor all others Inter ested with him, againsj the steamer Mary ssaniora," ner tacKie, apparel and lucniturc, al leging in substance,, that On tnelSth.day of June . lasi ine saio: sieamer "juary saniord" went ashore on the- Rip "near j Fort Casweil and I nuea wun water , andttnat the said libel- lant entered, into a contract with D. G. Worth, Agent oi xnc owners, atd Bt L. Berry, Agent for the underwriters, to use all the means in his possession to relieve the said steamer and to dc- umki ueriu kucpuib ui uiiiiugvon, j. tor which services this llbcllant was to receive thir- ty-three and one third per centum of thc ap praised value of said steamer., That alter said contract had. been entered Into this libeiiant took charge of the' said steamer and by the use o his pumps and , his tteam tug,"AipbV safe delivered said steamer at Wilmington as agreed upon, and that the said libellanta arc eutitted to thirty-thrcq and fine-third per centum of the appraised value ot said steamer, tor the salvage thereof, and pray rag process against said steam er: and that the said steamer. Iter tackle, appa rel and furpiturc, may be. condemnedXand sold to pay such salvage with costs charges and ex penses. . , . ' a Now therefore, in :pursuaBec of tire motion under the seal of the said Court, to mo directed and delivered, ! do heri-by ive publio notice to all, persons claiming the said steamer, hr tackle, apparel and furniture, or in any manner inter ested therein, that theyAbc andappear before thc said District Court to be held at the City of Wil mington in and for the District of Cape Fear, on the Monday next ensusing the Fourth' (lib) Monday in, October next, 1809, then aud there to mterposc tueir f.iimr r anfi to -tukc ihtir aiIcanons tn that bchali iiwmi 11 ml . ll-.it.l !i T.Mli ilav m . 1 S. T. CARROW, U: S:krshal, JOS. H; NEFF, Deputy. Adam Empie, Proctor for libeiiants. . U. S. Internal Revenue. NOTICE, m mi in . i mm . i , ii i t (7lCFs n in ii 11 T nfl I I A LL PERSON8 WHO SELL SHELL OR J. other Fish, or both, from carts, ia New ! HanoTcr or Duptlu Counties, are hereby notified loappvar una h&cvui b uiuiea omits miciui . Kcvepue license on or oerore inc loin oi ima month, or they will be assessed and charged pen alty according to law. . Assistant Assessorj - Oilica corner Water and Princess streets, ove.r7 Sheppersons store. ict 10 - 315-tf PURE LEMON SUGAR -.- . '. on v CONCENTRATED LEMONADE. 4 rpHIS PREPARATION OF LEMON RE ' 7 "X tains in great perfection the " Uatu ral fla Vor of the fresh firult together with its agreeable acidity, . The facility 'with which a Glass of Lemonade; may at any . time bo made with it, equallDg any that cau be madewiththo fruit in Its natural state , recommends H to every house hold and gives it an especial value to travelers and excursionists, u pen land, or sea, aud to the sick. -; ? -Vr ; Twelve cases just in store at, . v ' GEORGE MYERS', . ' illand 13 FroutStrest. CHA8. D. MXLRS, AeiHT. Junitt. 5H r lu iu,.:L.e .ihw w oowpwu or ingty. tflVCo, ana " 1
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