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WJLMKiCTOX. . . t. I APRIX J5.
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PKEilDKST JOHSSpX.
T8 chnS(rof administration at such, a critical
rencd as the present, must necessarily, give rise
t- great anxiety in relation to the new President,
ami the policy which he is to pursue. There'H'iU
te the painful uncertainty which is felt when a
n;!cr whOJio character and abilities havo been fully
tcd, and whose "adoption tried," is exchanged
'-r one who has yet to be subjected to the ordeal ;
"hen a policy known, .understood, and approved,
is changed for a n-w and untried one. ..
Nolc at all acquainted with the past career of
Mr- Johnson ws deny that he possesses more th
' T uynRYi.or this city. - I Willi
lan
committpcd for mutual protection, aud not merely
to shoot down like dogs these brutal despera.-loes-
tuvu ukj are caught, but tp arrest everj suspi.
cious character loafing about public houses, aad
eTery gang lounging about steamboat landings
In the case of those who are caught in anv PiiPrnin
operaH,ns. trial by jury would be an absurdly slow
process. The verdict of Judge Lynch is tha only-
one appropriate on such- nrMinno T.
rdiaary ability. Bat the talents which " marl r?Pe and a sliort shrift." Combined actirfn and
their princrjpal ciroBghbldstdef the disorihi
.tion of their armies, the war, tnilead of ending,
would " degeccrite into an .irregular contest fn
which paasioti will have more to dorthan purposetl
.They threaten, sometimes ia plain language, acme-
" w J j'"vi4u, A (ill U1C UIOUIll&lQH,
theoresta, or the cye9. whence, like liUh.!..
ditU, theT mar tnk Dradatorv excursions unan
the adjacent country, or even, upon distant points.
Ti y expect to separate intonnmi. rninihu
no organization, real or supposed, but aa inde
peodeat inlaws, to.raid upon peaceable fellow-
Citizens... Somo ulk of resuming their occupatida
as planter, and of unitiag. periodically; in dig
guise, for the robbery and assassination of those
uuwn senuments are -weU nnderstood.4
Those already -einrared in this .n1nnjV;nr j
murdering business, having no , other 0Qrce4f
livelihood, cxi-ect to find in , its coaUnuance fa
prontaole vocation. Of eoun if t -x
they can no -longer plead connection withde
funct organization, or hope1 to have the centence
of justice miUgated by the exhibition of commis
sions m the rrtel army. Tne signature of 'Jeffer
son Uavis can no longer be offered in cxtenuatiqn
of marauding, of arson, of the seizure o vessels,
and other piratical irregularities. i
tu new or tii e livelihood of o j.r
(Til .rrJIn . . .
bv.w.tU nanare ior some tira tnnma ; v,
J erus. question for the government to determine
uuir aucn lawlessness is to be repressed. The re
cent raiding into our southern counties, attended
with the murder and robbery of 6ur citizens;
Dnngs this. very, important, consideration to our
own doors. Jn cases where tne local police is in
adequate to emergencies of this character, and jt
may be . mconvanjent or impracticable rlrthe
-- b wMUivma iu uairui esienaeu i ntHro rnAfu. Vw' JlT nu1"' . express
regions of countrv vith nrml w-.-I "mcp repectruUyAska a continnan-c of Datmn.
ur - " ; - '..vve, to vvetier. xarmtnre neatly rn ir -n - i. I7
"" io organize themselves into vigilance Uim will be executed wffh A ,nt7h n ir -.V to
committees for mutual riratPrtiAn 1 14tin,, . cu. t1? .dl.spateh. He still con-
SPECIAL riOITjiCgfr
peraoBhohd
TO-PAVSAP VERT1SEM PHT a,.
- uc V r a r - i Jr I) J rT m Ant
ten. The Traatar ,a,t:
j- Mnwn . fciTe ;
Stage Manager, rMrJOHN1 DAVIS: IS91?5 !-ti. bjecka
tJtt0A7ETeni0? ApriI wiJI U Presented - Section 35 of Ihc Trewarr 5'
the great drama of . . v VCM .Jm-1-",-i j--. ""'fiUM
JONATILiX BRADFORD -
-v ll-'- - " ' eonfijct trith the same nmt be eon?4crM w
To conclude with the laughable Farce of i D. UFATOS, SupcSp'l Ae't Tia h
!' THE TWO 'alOMTCOTto. - Wfetd.Aph.i
JrfmMHJ) Circle, SlOOs Parr.i-' Abdlldoili. ITonip JPZ
cenw; Uentre Gallery, $1 00. .,-,, . - : wr"cu aad
.T-Doors open at 7. Curtain rilet7K o'clock. t. StoraKboma. , .
i r. The cuty of rentinjrand leasiBgbandnH !!
ESH brought, in t!irr h.t.j, ..ji rcceting tor rent, has been. H&gne to Major f
T?RESU bronrht.
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Family Flour in bags,'
Corn Meal and Hominy, 1
Wheat bran and Kice down for Cows. v ;
rr"p WTICE.
j. m me rear of Adams' Fxn
tinues to crrr on th ITn AT".:-.. COD-
tofore. and rr.nT. MU?lueBS s aere-
47-2t
of '
Kear of Adams' Express Office.
, c'v,it c Jo discharge with honor to himself th
uucs , of Oovernor of a state. orof a legislator
-re not always adequate qualifications fcj.
f urli an office as that of President of the trnited
:a:cs.
WeL
ave, examples in pur history of some
voo wave sl.one in these lower spheres, but have
uledhen transferred to this higher one; The
.co h.-is shipwrecked more than one political
-'Potation. ' ' " '
Tho diflicuMiei of Uiepost, so great in. times, of
-anquility, aro; uicrcased n hundred fold now.1
There 5? been no more important period since
Ii tcrmat.on of our government. TJic priciples.
Copied and the policy pursued by the incDming
iroi.ii,tration will determine the history of our
untry lor gcemtions to come. '
There seems to, be no ond .to the. ptrplexing po-
tical and social questions occasioned by' thenar,
:d demandicg speedy adjustment,-."questions
zoe decision will not be of local and temporarv
fiiiuencc.- but' will reach the vjtalsV our
zevcrmaent. H iU require the rarest combina
ti'in of political sagacity, moderation,- prudence
'ibeiality and firmness to Uealpropcrly with 'them'
Speculation will be busy with the question what
will Mr. Johnson do ? He has given-very few in-
..wuue us 10 nis luture policy. In hi
VlCTOrOUS determinalinn nmnnn .L
. vvLvuiuuity io
make-the most summary disposal of tho perpe
trators of these outrages will eventually rid t hie
country of their presence and their villainy It
will not answer the" purposes f a great nation to.
have the road to final. and complete pacification
blocked by such infamous sco.dudrels. j
- , . Baltimore 'Jmitrican.''
SOUP SflFP
OF different es , served up daily from 12 M. to
3 P. FaaU, can be supplied at
vxwvia uLua R SALOON
. r 45-6t
FOR SATR T
Y DWELMXG HOUSE, aitaat.
Pinnif o.l F k 1 ,n . " -j-
. . uciv eireew. with Fnrt.;,
fsujtable out Hnaoa - - - -v-. t
use, Stables and wZttlUH-rrg
1VT
lano.
flo
of
22 lm m7 t0rC n Fr0lit Str6et
A Htqtintiiig Cltj .
The spoutaniety -of fcclim- whiI, ,rr,r,!T
tho citizens of the metropolis to 'clothe the2r
Mcm6,auu Moros vvitn tne Dabjliuients af
woe on Saturday, upon the announcement of
or the death of the late President, was sotne
thmg unexampled. It was a-! net nf
to the memory of the dead wholly' unbidden by
the public authorities, and not preconcerted by
any class nr body of the people. Striking a8
was the snccfacle on that div itwv nntiiin r
that presented yesterday when people-bad more
leisure to display -the mournful decorations
Aimost every -house in tho city not alone in
Clio principal tharoughfa but in tlie remoi
test streets, was .ipuropriately festooned with
uraneries of whitp miA .i !
eniblems ot sorrow for the great calamity which'
the country has sustained in the sudden demise
of it chief ruler. j
In all the churches yesterday the usual festii
u; easier as5umed ji fnh m
For patieatars.
GEO.MTEfes.
38 Market Street,
W 1 1 M I ,T 6 T 0 IV , Ji c .
Oil
L . . - . ; . v.
va&Tu one oi tne Auutaots in. this office. Ile w
also $ave tke maiiagemtnt of fhipraenta.of eaptared
Bf .B:1irtJ' 4. th coat. ol of wca
abinjone rsonal Property in the lia o yur.
tare and other articles as may La found ia tlxi
U pap'pJVllpr'tTreaa-r D,
Wfmuifftpn, N-.C.,-April7tht , .
4 II-Kin QoAfttBna District p Wim, soTo T
! - Wi m inert, in f 1 -,;t 11. v 1 .... .
Unt superintendent e freedmen for thB .dUriet
TVUinjrton; witVhave. the 'general upcr;ot
the cblored popBalfon of the district, cistributlcc
themjapon unoccupied lands, sapplring tbeCotitit
with xar ions and clothing andrfarming impleni
and endeavoring tocaase all to lead induitrioad tii
orderly lives. . . ,, ) . i
Mr; Ashley it also appointed snoeHr-rf ,
colorjpd schools. f Airperscns coming to tho cittttttT
to prpach, teach or in any way labor for thi ciui
will report to hitn.: All ippplie of boon ,r-clbth-
'lD,sr other ar teles in tend od for the colore.! rfu
pie will be reported to him. ' If poLible the SreCt
direcjtions of "donors will be reffected, but to sicuu
the foil benefit of benovdntfioTt'it "is'indhp.
vie ibi some system be observed. ' ' t -
I hp Miller Holmes, Hill and Tavl or-plantation,
onthe Cape Fear river; near fortrAndefsdn, ar? !ft
apar for tuft use of fretaea. and the'destituie a ;i
refugee colored people. ! i'
iByfcrder ptBrig. Gcn. JR.HAWLaT :
j K. LtiWIS MOOliK;V,apt. 4 1. . ;. :
1 Hkjd Qcaeters DisTRicroF vTiiiij;., ,
i- W dtan-ton f.u.f ,v ch-lTtii, 1SCC. '
trElVEttAL OffDEES, V . u ....
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AND
v I
aspect. I he erraons. of the Dastors an'tl,,,
113 inaUfrii- r -.tu .r; i - ".av-n
rlhe simrly deelarp .Um,..'.. . . U --w ' prevails; everVwhereN
' - nis aci-t xoucning auusicns were made' br tho JflTpii
i x i fooi-u' nc ine
hearts bf the congregations were "air infused
'runistration must be Irft ai, -La.
admimstration progresses; the 'only .assurance
wLich he gives a to -his future is his course in
-.c past. jt would have been .gratifying to the
i.-Hion to nave heard from him in that address the
-x-iaration that he would puiue, the policy 'of the
aiBraiioa. of President Lincoln. :. This
declaration he . is reported to have '.made at
'ubinetmcetin-held after the inauguration. The
tact that he retains the old cabinet is another in.
!;ation of his views and purposes.
On one point he will no doubt differ from th
'ynnnt; and that is. in his treatment of
the leaders iu hiar against t he ."union' nn
this subject he haseclarxd himself frequently
and explicitly. . n hi address on the Srd lost in
U'a.hington, he say. : I amia favor of- ,f .
OT bnt ia my opinion evil iCcr3J shouId'-be
punished. Treason is the highest kaWa in
the catalogue of crimes, and for him tk & uilly
( it, &c, I would say death is tea easy aVuniBa.
ment. My notion- is that treason must hk&l
odious, that traitors, zaast be punished andV,
p.rrerislved, their social "power broken, and tSv1
most be made 'to feeHhe pewltcheir crimeg?
ien, yeu ask rae what I would do, my reply is I
woald arrest them; I would try them ; I would
convict thexn ; 1 would hang. toem,i&e,, &c.
These have been his nmfarm declaraUons from the
.ommencemect the : atrnggl , He said to
tav. repeated them since he entered npoa hi.
oSc? 'President. vOar readers iwiU find in
naoUicr column an expwaioaof hisyiewa on the
4......Uy U9 pUranra lowaros the seceded
sta'cs. He, wiU endcaTor to conciliate the masse,
and restore thorn to their proper relation to the
.union, cat will not re.ognUe or have anrcommn
rucation w;th tho.e who have official reUtioa to the
conicueraey. or acknowledge IU -
. This i .Irtnf 71 .'' " 1
- " . . woeen oisclosedas to
c au purpose or tke new adminigtraUon.1
uorco: u we ehau learn aa the oecasioM fbr Ze:
i ion present themaelyee. f y . , . .
0
preacners to . u terrible event 'Mli' ,0J
F u..Ki iu- wiioie nauop tnto monrninn- Th
virtues of Mr. Lincoln : wcr..beamifblyipari.
atfd upon, and the manner" of hi a .ifw.
cribed in language , that drew tears alike froni
fie sternest, aud most sensitive auditors. H
may Ob inwy sma or Abraham Lincoln that the
v or s of the gjeat dramatist" the evil whicH
u.u uo mes aiter tqem nd no siificatiort
in his death; for whatever pf weakness or error
uumno naiurc encaiied upon him, as upon all
uieuia lofgouen.- ine good is not to be " ini
lerrea wun nrs Dones." i The nmr,w rtf
genial iuVture,h'ii honest ; 'purpose, his ever earl
ues ueire oo unto otters .nae would be
done unto by them, ia a ublimA- P.h&m-
spirit of charity and fbrgivenesS, w.11 remain
with this people- until the last record of their
national existence is efiaced.raW. : 1
r The-e can Wno better evidence of lihVLfA
estimation lnwhich President Lincoln's characi
ter.hasbeen hold abroid than the . manner in
which thoiiews 'of his 'assassinating K,.
received in the' British"rrovinee .UIui
encouragexaan) which the rebel raiders ' met
vvith Irom a'portion'of-the CAna'dian
-"--- -'"t : "wuiue very, eene'-ni t hi
airaiiik irl" v ,r1;rT"J iarth and
snationCp V CJ -Wyf e demon
Is again opened. . Officer and citizens
can have iade ta measure
-r32?,;Ja'
IN
Ih4lie latest style ahd superior
PAOTS
a i
ner.
man-"
ur
CUTTER IS OEX'CEIXKI).
. A .Vf ;, hani3?0,,ie lot Of 8CPBBB Mel-
toaand tla?nel suits adapted to the sea
son, on hand. ' , . "
;V " H. h: Mxjysoy & co.
Topy Friendsjn Wilmington
:and Tlirbuffhout t h v sfftA
H AVilnnecte myself with -
; SHAPER, ;WH ITPORTl A rn
i MERCHANT TAILORS, r '
Wholefiale and detail Clothiers,
Xt eiH ao inevitable aUitary;necessity to r
.tuii..u meetjUie expenditures calie xt for in a
ministerinp: the . civil alirs of ;hft Dutrict a.:!
CitX4 theuollowing taxes. ire hefefer;'let ied .
Tp6a all goods wars and taechaBii'J hVoxi
into the District5 on and ' after Jifarch 1st; one -hdf
or one per cent, to be laid -aecordinV to' tip rwcrrt
invoijees exhibited tu the- Lopal' Special -kgect f
the lVeasury Departmenta to whom'it will be pud
II. -j Supply stores, authorized byf tho Treasmt
Department, haying authority to. sell , $3,C0O
mo!5i'.. PJ$3 per month; those o hava aa-
thorny to sell over tte aboye-nifeatictted axoaat
will py S5 per month. .:
IIL : All traders aad jrrOcers ,not acthoriil to
import will payone dollar per. toonU fsr t uir pr.
mits.
IV,
Billiavd table's and TtowUnUlarA.
dollars for each' table and each aUey per montt. '
l CTt8 Orays, ; fifty eWts per ni'oath.
Thd taxes levied by the second, third, fourth anJ
fifth Sections will be collected by and paid to Li a .
h A' Pt Randlett, Prov. Marshal pf tTVilminrtoa
tE ll9JiE Capt- i.nd A. A. Ocn'l.
1 W AD Q' -Spl"' MOT 0 WlLM0T05,
oa'v ;-c'' 20,h' i66S-
ofjnaval or military scores; or of captured or
ioa, re-
abandoned personal property of any descriot
firfii . !n T. a .
" "4iwua CM otf UonffMM and order.
f. 1 . luf ! ar wepartnn
carried into effect in,, this Diitrirt!-.r Vv- -w.
XT " O.-a-I - X"
Jf -.r.P' ice loss which
a. a.. '
We have frequently .been told by the rebel
leader, througthe colnmaa of thRichmeai
prew, tht iawa of tht lossjof thiif cipiut iSd
he cause cf orderTiV"4 lue loss. w?ch
.-tK ?i?i.-a.:ClL8994- government had
always regarded a eminffiM1
intention A-': ' P-i;-if7. ?Pght , m his
intentions.
which had the? atrociona raUfa,.ua.neT
itself , with flags iff token of its jo, ftS
was compeUed instantly by the
ties.to lower them. In MontreaVT1100
St. Joh th r f Nto and
. , ww.aM vi uuitvr, is. ueSCTJ. t j
intense, and the eridehsesbf iho.-5S?-'f
"T. , U1K.C('
I
a
f Htbe f aWectf, caabc
" . avrwu-icw unlet lhn hl
tranaacUon Is submitted: the DisiW C,nA
and the Treasury Agent. Until the proper authori
ties can be advised f Ka
Shall he uleased to.ee tnrSV al
manship. I " ? lilf ATI epartwt ' omm,nder.lI ailei.
senption concerning said propertr. exwotwch
I l?15r..tA:f toT
r5wn iMy ; oe thoisuiniid; authority
brought hereromjotherparev!.. ",4
Pielating this order will be. imrnad
ately pat in cidlconfinemant' or suotntrilr eieated
h BT 0'iof Brig.Oen . Hawley :
V 33 1 Broadway,; N. Y;
The firm of . .'. . . . ' :
; ' 4; -Scott BAatiiliviiv, 'Siii
.-V'i"4:. (405 Broadway Y V iv :
globe SAtnnr '
Front; Streety
fpHE Proprietor of f the-above tabi&hment hi
1 lve to inform his' former patrons JndAP
Tn fli rJ,!11 PntertV nd MechanlcV Tools not nW aetsallv naeVr
- . ww.uc Luc aiiaf nm nk A i . r
tne oreezo and pledges himse T that luthing aaall bi
a ran q'as Disraicr or witsf ixoroir, 4
Wilmington, N. C., M rch 21st, ; 1585. f
. ... .. - . " .i -r '
otice is hereby giren, tnat ail Joiners and Car-
4tf
gte expreeion to the svmnathv ;).
ottx losa through) the medium of a trahlln fi:
ms,t5onToked by the Jiyer- These evid n ed
et'tne apnreciation in WhiVK if, 'i-,-a..i
ExesuUve was held will ro far ftn-vif k
ce8 For 'resentment that mav m Ja
a.stixut the poploj cfthe: proricks.J2iyad.
th?S hPaptomake Hthe favorite'reaort af CP- Blackman, Assistant Qnartarniaster jart
bly afford. A; caU ia respectfolli sollrft -All , Axes abers thenuaber abwlctely aecear
AprH 17th,1jS&B PjttL, pforp hohold purposes, mast also be horned ia. v
? wooq neeosnie was onng oois, will had imme
diate employment, i Jteceipta will be given for prep,
erty taken. . i V; ZiP:. '
Bewards will be paid for Inform Uoa as te where
Tools can be fomtL"'- V,.; j '.' v;jf: -Byotderbf
Brig.?en.aaAwxetv? . . ;.
Aisrn
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Apra 29th; "
n this orauB:
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