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MAY 16.
Tcnr.io.OF cucccniPTion:
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B Mail or Carrier, om mo nib Y
Hr Mail or Carrier, three months.-.
To Newsdealers ' . , u M
Ter each 109 copifj....- ..r jf)J
Per eacb-1000 copies - . - 5 00
Vfcctes tie order (nr pspers mcatrbe banded in on
the evening frevioas to publication, end accom
yexied by the oih v ,. ,;. - . ,,. r ;
HATES OFADVEnTISIMC:
One 8qHre, each and every Insertion. 1 00
Half ft Column, eacb and ererr iajertlon-.-. 8 00
Oae'Coinrae. each and every insertion... 15 09
-ape?Ul notices will be., charged at tbe'rate of
t veatv-ave cent pr Urn, each, inserUoa.' -
A discouat r IS per eat. from theae rates will
o made for advertisements inserted one monta or
eager. - ' " ' "
p&Xo advertisexaeata till forbidden" will be
received. - - ' . - . . ;alT
AlLorders fr. papers advextAsiag must be ac
companied with the cash. ,
Job Work done with neatness and dispatch, and
at moderate rates.
n&tiblsvitn the iaicrr-U
ef the eeuntry1 to the loyal souther stales
taeir efforts fe ituia Ueiromtr prorperooj and
happy eondition.f eondaeir1tbep of
cor mw President wfcUo mncb to
tifr. of that er of; oed oolimg which if w do
sir able betweea' the two sections. " ;V.
ru. t!1l.:4- I... a, nraelamatiom ob-
joUisfr'upoa ftU -ttiliUry, nftral and cItU o5eer
of tbo (OTerozaea w "v? - - :
taftt tbe robelUott U'oir ended; '..uMitiooal dili
getfeo in efbrta'to capture tbolrea rebol
orauers afloa. He alao aaja ibat if, after thi
prbciaaiatioa shall' beeoraekaown p ttttiga' pot?
tbeio crniseTareceiTohcitality thert,: proper re
Uliator ffitararet will bo roaorUd to agaiaat the
shipo of Ihoao : natioai which extend sueh hospi
taHty to theae'piraiicil eyselt. V ? ,.' .
On. tho-aoralar of Ua-15th UbL? JOH
WARD, infaniaon of John E. and Atkaha LippiU,
age 13 numta; "T: V ' , s :
The fmneraleerTieea will Uke place at 8t. . John s
Cbnrch", thia afternoon at 5 ofciocty The friend of
the famtlj are'fnrited to attend.
THIS KKTTBIf. OP.PEACE. V ,
1ft thall, for the preaenC la the bpiruon of onr
nMiUrj leaders, require a standiog army of ene
bundred thousand men. The centinued pt eence
f certain disaffected parties in the southern
states, who will need to be watched and held in
subjection, will necessitate the creation of milita
ry departments in each state. The iast Testige of
rebellion must be crushed out so effectually that
posterity will nerer hear, any whispers of treason
against the life of the Republic.. Eren the above
amount of men, when preperly diauibuted, will
loare a small force at each point: Eridently the
government is disposed te trust the parole of the
rebel armies. There hare been flagrant viola
tions of thia sacred b'ond, but it is altogether im
probable thst there should, be any considerable
and widely spread disregard of sncU an obliga
tion among a people who hare given many ex
hibitions of good sento-and good faith, if they hare
at other times been guilty of folly and treachery.
If instead of Maintaining pece and good order
the malcontents among them compel the govern
ment to resume aetiro hostilities, they will never
again obtain such terms af amnesty as President
Lincoln accorded, and such terms of sunender as
-General Grant o&ered. Mild as Grant! terms
are, however, let it be remembered that they are
sufficient for our security, and if Lee and his offi
cers are the honorable gentlemen their admirers
claim, they witt'abstain from every word anAact
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which coufHJ),. construed 'into hostility, to the
United States government until they aro regular
ly exchanged or rsteased. The tegulatiops of war
among all nations declare that the violation of a
parole incurs the penalty of fleatlu
The southern people hare sutiered so long and
lost' so mush that they aro 'inexpressibly anxious
fnv (Vim rlnm of DMCC. Wo incline to the opin
ion from the evidences of distress presented in
thie city,, in. 8avannah, in 'Charleston, and in
, Richmond, that instead of interposing obstacles
in he way of its permsnent re-establishment,
they wiii facilitate it in every available method.
The War Department is evidently impressed with,
this conviction; if we judge by its preparations for
the immediate withdrawal of so largo a per centage
of 'oar forces and xneana'of transportation. Its
action' is a pledge to the nation" that afftr .four
years of wearying, war, terminated by the most
Morion triumnhs of. our arms, by the success of
B - J,
consntional liberty, and by the vindication of
the majesty-of the government, the power of the
people and the principles for which they hare
fought, we are now to be crowned with the-bless-"
in gs of peace.
The restoration of peace will -be aeoompanied
with the return of thousands of onr soldiers to
their former avocations. The varied pursuits of
labor which have. slowly dragged along, will re
ceive fresh impulses from the hands which have
so long been absent. The hum of returning in
dustry will indicate that active at.d earnest men
cultivating tho arts of peace Agriculture eom-
xaerce. manafactcres, will bo reviviSd The na
tional destiny will be re-assured In the minis of
those who doubted and' despaired add the thick
gloom of national trial. Patient sacrifice and un
swerving patriotism hare dispelled the last shadow
of apprehension and have paved the way for aca
reer of meridian splendor. . Heqcefbrth the Uni
ted States will not only command the unqualified
esteem and. admiration of the world, but will in
all respects be the exepplar of nations.
A IKW ERA.. ' fc
A new era in our pr egress from rarolution to
national, commercial and social prosperity is be
fore ue thii"moralBg;in:.the important order, from
President Johnion, removing ;Testrictibni npea
trade, and, eonuneree in . certain southern , states
which will be found in another column. -Accompanying
it is an order from the' Treasury Depart
ment, establishing , the rales under which.' such
trade may ha csnled'oa attd-snuatraUsg.such
artielea a it is not yet deemed, pre parte permit
to be carried into those statss. Jhia aetiori evln4
eea- a desire oa the part of the gsTerxae&t to af.
TO-DAX'S ADVERTISEMENTS
Sole Lessee anu Manager,;....Mr. JOHN DAVI5.
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Xoesday Evening nay -8d5-
- XJlIlJiUPII ANTl success.
The performance will commence with the present
popular. Comedy of
THEPEOPIE'S LAWYER.
Solon Shingle ........p. I& Townsend.
After which
SONG ...! FLAHERTY.
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' To conclude with the Laughable farce of
POOR PILL1COT)DY.
v S&T SEE SMALL BILLS, -a
AdnifiwuDre s Circle, $1 00j Parqaette, 60
centi; Col: red Gallery, 25 cents.
fob mm.
T SUMMER RESIDENCE situated on Middle
Sound. Apply to
M. McI!fNlS,
S"o 16 Forth Water Street.
Myl5. 64-3t
M. & J. LA WT0S 8
OLD STAIN D OPE IV AG A I IT
BY thyuaderiiinedo supply the market in Un
dertaking and Cabinet Making, at the shortest
notice, and fifty per cent, cheape- than any estab
lishment in the cityGive as a sail.
Shop on Front Street, between Princess and Ches
nnt, C. rf. JENKINS,
G. 8. COPES.
MaylSth 64-3w
RECEIVED TO-DAY,
The very latest
Call at
Mayl6th-lt
NEW YORK PAPERS.
WHITAKER'S Book Store.
1IEIIEAETE11,
New York,
Philadelphia,
Baltimore
Can be had at
' May ISjh-lt .
. Papers,
WHITAKER'S B.ook Store-
EOB NEW I0KK DIRECT,
The first class Steamship
CAPTAIN POWELL,
Will leave on. Thursday, May 19th,
AT 12 O'CI-pCK,
Box New York ditect from
HARRIS-& HOWELL'S -Wharf.
No freight received on day of sailing.
For freight or passage applv. to .
HORACt L. BARKY. .
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The first class Steamship
C1XAS. 7. 1VEA1IXV
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with excellent accommodation for .60 passengers,
now- leading at lew- York,, for - Wilmington,' will
fellow tho-Commander in about 10-days.
. AH " msrchanduq, shigped by. these. Steamers
V'- ' V"". 'V'.- , ' r
will leOTexed. byiinsttrance. .
.Cash advaaces-oade eainerchandire consigned
toArthur Learj, Ji ew Tok. . . . .
'f ghtirabitf
Orders exectt for nurchandue . ?
v .
Uay-HU Md
BY:
HOMCE
Tha folTowing mdre. received on consign
ment per
STEA5IER COIIAIER,
At the office of N
HARBIS8 & HOW ELI,
v- ' ' - -
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200 boxes Boots and Shoes,
25 cans Patroleum Oil,
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5 packages Petroleum Oil Lamps,
44 doz. Brooms, different paterns,
1 case Palm leaf Fans, .
11 bales Hay, .
1 box Seeds,
?. .- . .
25 kegs Nails,
22 bbls. Bourbon Whiskey,
$0 cases bourbon Whiskey,
50 cases Ale,
15 cases Jelly,
-
10 cases Pickles,
' 10 bbls. Cider,
100 cases do,
200 bbls. Potatoes,
25 bbls. Turnips,
60 bbls. Flour,
40 bbls. Fulton Marked Beef,
29 half bbls. Fulton Market Beef;
15 boxes Oranges,
15 boxes Lemons,
40 tons Ice,
27 Plows,
2 dcz. Axes, &c, &c.
. The above lot of goods will be sold
for cash at wholesale, and desirable
merchandize taken in payment . No
package broken. . ?
May 16. 6-tf '
SPCCIAL riOTiCE8.
the Cisena of Bladen CoumV
tAaoVranTsas nirrateTor WtrstTa. J
t Geaeral, Orders Xojji,'-iaraed at tl;
th, by Uajor .Oeaerai otaoai3, ftfg p.
meat of North CsroU&S, contains the felloWitr
stracttons: ,
, Th Corps and District Coasaaaderr will, u ,
as practicable send to a a ah conn tj mader ikrn ,
riedictioa a discreet officer, with a fieitf-'
to organize a snail company time mjp
We: loyal citizens to serve as a locvl potit
uatil farther orders. As far as. neetttary ti
paaies soorgaaiaed will bo famished w,ith' eitar
arms sad aamnaition, bat will receiva ae eo
sation for their services. -
"All the members will be required to takt tk uk
of allegiance to the Government of tb
Statei, and an oath tn pr f serve the peace, ptn.
crime, and arret criminaU as far as pruu.
within their conaty, and to obey all lswfl 0Kn
of the United States Military satheritiec.
Criminals arrested by the. police coMpiii :
be tent to the nearest military pot for tri i.
Military Commij'sion. A fall' staUnifat of
crime and the names of witnesses mmst be sect
the pruoaers in each case. ' .
.To carry out these orders, an officer from tv
Hesdqhatters will be at Eliza hethtown on Uoti
May 15th to meet toch citizeni of Bladea eoun
desfre to organise the company referred to. J
will be happy to confer with them npon anj aaitv,
of common interest.
All citizens are requested to give this not.c,
wide a circulation as possible-
By order of Brig. Gen it aw let-.
E. LEWIS MOORE,
I Capt. A A. A. Ctk
May 13th, 1865; - ! '
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Head! Q'hs DisTaicT or Wilki.votg?,
'Wilmington, N.:C., May 9th, 1BC5.
Inobe'ience t orders from department head.;
ters the following notice is : published : .
Head Q'ri Division r thi Jamii
; v May 8h, 18CL
25000 Reward. Bv order of the ecrt'.
of War, a reward o Twenty-Five Thonrand Doll:
i berebv offered for the arrefi and deliver f:
trial of William Smith, rebul Uorernor of VirpitJ
H. V . llAtLECK, Major Uenersl ComM c,
, All officers and soldiers will give cireuUt.ot
the above and consider memeeirea nnaer otavi A
effect the arrest referred to, if possible.
By order'ibf Brigadier General JIhyirt
E. LEWIS MOORE, Capt. andA. A. G
j'HEADQAftTKBB DlHTKICT Or WimiKOTO. 1 t
WUmJnton, V. (7., May 5th, 1W6
Notice is hereby given that after date all pew.
using gas will be expected to settle thair cwt J
connts with the gas cbmpsaj.
No bills for gas, Incurred after this date, will J
paid by the military authorities.
By order af Brigadier General Hawlbt.
EJLBW13 MOOBE, Cspt aad i. i. U.
Restaurant and Billiard Saloon.
No. 40 North Water Street.
HAVING th roughly repaired and. fitt( d up the
old stand formerly occupied br D. J. Gilbert,
prepared t accommodate at all honrs, und re
spectfuHy solicit a s re of patronage from the citi
tens of Wilmington and visitors generally.
No pains Will be spre ; to please the most f studi
ous, .while my Billiard Tables are surpassed by none
in the city. J, h. FAY,
63-2t . ' Proprietor.
STOLEN OR 8TBAYED.
A BLACK, and tan Dog Pup, aout two months
old, a brown mark over each eye, and brown
feet. A lioeral reward will bepaid to any person
bringing it to the Theatre. W. F. OORB&TT,
May I218C5. V 61 tf
SOTICE 'NOTICE ! !
fl HE; undersigned is nw prepared to make and
J repair ' arriages, Buggies, and all kinds of ve
hice8 ; also painting and trimming done with neat
ness and in the best stjle. My shop is on the corner
of Red Cross and Second streets, opposite Mr Hen
ry Nutt's residence, where I tan be found at all
times. Give me a call. ' JAMES IiOWRY
Msyl2th,i;865; f :61-fii
10 SENT, a house near the business part of the
town Apply,at tbis offioei, wv - ( 62-2t
ICE "OIIEASJ! IiCVBsJL!.''
AT bo foand at all times at BAILEY'S
TA URAJIT', Private ; rooms for Lad is
lies Tarnished at reasonable rates. ' '
Anril 22? ' .vn - 45-tf -'
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HtADQWARTKES DlST. or WlLMINCTOV
, J WUmington, April 28th, 1865. j
Special Oaoiss,
No. 42.
s I (extsact) .
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IT. All c.nrmunicatk n between the lereril Pr.
of this district, and the setileraents or nejroti
Fort Anderson,' and its vicinitr, is hereby pwti
tad, excep it by special permission from theicHci:
quarters
i
By order of Brig. Gen. Bawlet :
, E. LEWIS MOORE, CspU 4 A. i. Gtr
i
FamD
fflHE snbscribr- Tstfally anw
' X wfll reopen the; City (formerly Carolina) Ho
tel, to-morrojr. ( TTednesdsy) 10thjnst. lor itbe.re,
eeption anu accommopatioa of the public. Patronage-solicited,
No ebrts pred to make gneals-,
oomforUble. . Charges mOderaU for th tisats.
WilaUgton, May Sth, m5. Mn$.
. Headq'ss Post of Wiljii!to.
U Wilmineton. N. C, Mar 3d, m. ,
. Gtneral Order No. IQ.l. The Brevet Brifti
General, commanding poal of Wilmirgtoaianoi
cet the following chancres in hiaetan:
1st Lieutenant and Adjutant -John Greet, Ttk 5e
Hampshire Volunteers, A. A. A. tr. ano ron -
tanlyice Lieut F. F. Huntington, a?gigsi tot
as A. A. I. G. and Post Inspector.
1st Lieutonaat F F. Huntington, 15 K
Heav ArtiUery, A. I. G. and Poitaipf
vice Capt James Bil Caryl, relieved.
2na Lieutenant Albert Foster, Utb Kew I'
Heavy Artillery, A. A. D.. C.
They will be obeyed and reepect'd aceorc-ty
By order of Brevet Bri . Gen. Jos. C'. Abbot
j ; ..0H' GREEN.
1st Lieutenant and Aat'g As-'t Gekr-
HsadQuartkrs I'i3TJticr or N i.yix'?
' Wi mington, A. C, Aprii'llUi. 1
General Ord Xo. l.Stwul . AtV'y
Unt superintenident of frecdmen for the d.:-'-
WUmingtOn, will have the general aoperv.
a iA nn,ni;'nn i f the district, dLnrtf
them upon auoecupied lands, sopplying thefiefl
with rations and clothing and farming iF--aad
endeavoring to cace all to lead indoitr- -'
Mr. Ashley if 'so' appointed cPeriflt.
colored schools. All perna coming w -to
preach, teaclforin say way labor for t-
will report to tim. All supplies of bookior
'M ntfiar artlales intended for the colore!
pie will be reported to him. If possible the 'rj
directions of donors wll be respected, ooi
the fall benefit :pf benovolent effort it
ble that tome systenv be 'observed, j
The Miller, Holmes, HiU and Taylor
on the Cape Fear, river, near fort Anders,
apart for the use ot rreeamen, aim w- i
refneecolored people.
' . E. LKWIS MOORE, Capt.AA-
. TOB BEiW. j
rinii Hoase ever the Store occupies w f i
L icriber on U-e ortn-eaf w. -
Secpad strwt, to jeat an ui . J.yQfa
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