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Play with wur unties; "and .in then
hch6ld. won the hempen tackle, ship,
boy climbing ': hear the shrill whistle,
which dvlh order glee ' to .sounds -contused
: b( told the ihrepden suiU, borne
with the invisible and creeping winds,
"draw the huge bottoms thiough the fur
rowed sca breasting the lofty surge ;
O do but think, you stand upon the ri
t'jge and behold a city on the inconstant
biUowrddnting.Kiso H kxry, V",
vvAfsifriSrro in , tv. cv
A Threatening Epoch
m0m'$io man, for the
last twenty years, could compare witji
uim asU itateuman and a ruler. Lord
Palmerston never exhibitcdjiis sagac
ityand political foresight more fo;ci
bly, thanjin his fiiendsijip forKapo-
Ieou. Working his way to imperiaU
authority through duageon-h&ids, mil-'j
itary faiSqres, stinging cous and fiery
persecutions, he nevertheless succeed
ed in pliiitiDg himself firmly on the
throne o Charlemagne and the Great
Enaperori.' And since his first occu
pancy ofjlbat dizzy place, the1 world
has recognized the grasp and royal
influence of a master. ? lie has made
politics and diplomacy a game of chess,
llis battles have been victories, his
negotiations have been models of strat
gy, and his. very books have chal
lenged the criticism and awakened the
admiration of, B-hdats everywhere.
The great, Bfuian : diplomat could
' whip the Austrians- vv;th his eedle
guris, but he could not defeat Napo
leon with his needle bratu. ' Ke has
been a mutch loi the iuteHcet, the
glittering arm; ries and the traditional
hate of the whole wcrld. . .
tins mart, ana w no noes no: shudd er
j wlien' tidings 'come of his dangVrous'
sickness; .The French h'ave no great
Bess in themselves. ; Tliey ave scien
; tific, effervescent, spasmodic and reck
;' less. : They h a ve volcan ic fires under
their political and social system everv
where. jOne single electric current
will kindle the whole structure into a
blaze. They respect and feel the nt r-
ous government oC Napoleon while
for his weak Spanish wife, and her
helpless ?on, they would manifest ;he
greatest contempt. Only let the liou
hearted son o' Hortense go under moa
umentahmarb!,, add see how quickly
France would Shiver from end to end.
And if Fiance goes into anarchy again,
the whole wcjid will suffer from her
. tBro'ea. 1 ' ;k ; : :' ' 1
Oliitiesa Labor.
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h.iuv .,pui. c1Bmion,ed. Before that concourse ofl
TTrtl
re are two 'sides -to the question.
'tDQ of which looks to the material ad
vancement of the nation, and the oth
er to the-possible social and religious
deteriorAtion of the people, jt is ad-
;roittcd, tbat the Chinese are industri
ous, steady and regular as laborers
and that the economical feature ex
hibited in their work is well worthy
.of the, philosophic coiisiderition of the.
tatesm.iin and the moralist It is well
Understood,1 that, in the agricultural
interests of the Soutli, they will be re-
liable in endurance and fidelity, with
standing the heat of. the climate, the
changes of the seasousaud tjie haid
'sjbips of the situation, and they will
prove themselves fully cqualto all the
requirements of their employ ers, how
ver rigid and exacting they may be.
There seems to be only one ground
- of alarm, on the part of the reading
and thinking citizens of the country
in reference to thin class of workman
and that is, that they may introduce
ambng lis ethical agencies and influ
ences destructive of oar social harmo
J "4 Peac- Bu; we do cot see,
that Ibis follows by any means Even
admitting the Chinese to be as igno
rant and depraved as they are usually
supposed to . be, we do not see h.-w,
tbey can levtn with their customs and
habits the better civiliztttlcn of the
fiouth.J We know that the Irish hare
een ''hewers of wood and drawers of
waler? for the Yankees through rnanv
: J ears, nursing their childruu, superjn-
4T
tending their domestic poljcV, ana pre-
riding in their kitchens, and yei they I
occupy precisely the Wme; Wation 1
occupy precisely the same, !reatin
now which they did at the b gjttuing.
Besides,, the; Chinese arv poo jn'ear
so bad morally' nor religiously a 'tiey
are represented to be. Conflciisl was
a much purer philosopher th in C ce
roand. his teachings, so far ,rrp de
moralizing a community jor ijation,
are well calculated to elevate. bJpu
rify and establish a people. true,
that the religion 'of the Chinese is a
thing of tradition and speculation; ra
ther than ot reason and of factlj But
it is a 'tradition with such won
Wrful
conformity to Divine truth,
... . . J . 'W
that it is
startling to think ol. tor instance,
they haw prophecies as clearly Liiidi-
eating the. advent -ol a Lhvti e saviour
as tl'.e predictions, ot Isaiah.lt) And
they even go so fur, as to dekenibe ih
a great measure the parity
id be
nevolence of His mi'siio'ii.
Aufiit'the
inhabitants of China oiilv iiy
eapprc:x-
imatelv near to the moral
1 , ,. '
anfl reiig- i
iou elevation of their intki.jis
and !
theories, they wii! do'.for th'isilbif'a-jy
other country. .
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THE LXCliit&inrd TG wiSrtiaSTnS.
NORTH CAROLINA
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,TflE TRIP DOWN ARKIVAL j-WE
FESTIVITIES S F K 6 II F.-
rUOPOSKD LINE THE RETTiN
One ol the most deliabt
ul
rrxr.ur
w
stons in which I ever participated has
just been completed
As tl
lb lee t of'1'
ie
this trip has already ,Wen
iu your 'paper, I shall onl
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nlke a
cursory glance at the points oOinter est
if
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tl
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on the liflc and our reception ai VVash
ing'too for to attempt . a detjild ac
count w.julUisimply be presjuniptiuOH,
On Thursday last we left tlie ivharf of
the Albemarle and ChesapeaUe Canal
Company, in- the new steamel recent-
ly1 built for Governor walkt
kef- at the
Atlantic Works. Nightfall
overtook
i's at the mouth of the Nortlij Carolina
Cut, and -ow ing to th 'darkness we
' 1 f I
were detained there until nett morn
ig. :.' Washingt'oh could
easily have been reached Wj o'cloek
the ueit morning, but to ai oi 1 an un
seasonable hour ol auival, w ;, in the:
language of our gullant andjpqlile cap
tain, Siacum,, is.owed up" so as to
reaeli there 'jy 1 o'clock. Utton near-
iug the por.t we . discovered jihat .the
uui v cs "Were IIH rd.lv UHU itl hiiii
.eiatorV Amid MX of hats
in
ie ouisiretciiea arms to! grett us, ana
lAore thrilling still, the rolhnt of can
Hon, we made last to the wharf. jTheir
commiitee, appointed to j-eqeiye us,
had the necessary preliDjiiipries al
ready ai ranged, and the ;nrstf orJer.of
til" day was an able and tiuly Llooueut
uddress by the Kfck . Jlo
ii
Long,
as lew
to thje
That gentleman, Avjhqi is gifte
men are hi oratbry,' vre
past history ci Va5I1lngt
oid times when the glistei
e good
ail and
majestic stsamer travertielifblr! neigh
bijring vvafc-rs,' freiirhted I Uviklii a harr
vtst which grovs more luxfi ii htiy to-
day tnan ai any: "period
of
bf past
glory ; and farther, that
ncce;usarj ior us iu, assist tnera in a re
. -. . . . i
liable transportation in order I lat we,
a's tvell as they,, might reap tli e ines
timable benefit' ot thejr indusir f ; that
they were ready, willing' Jr d even
anxious, to do anything in the r pow
er to further tbe mutual entelprise.
At the commencement an& closiug
of his address he,-on behalf ol the cit
izens of "Washington and sUriounding
coimtry, extended a cordial! arid heart
felt (welcor.ae to their hospitalities I
must here add th it such a de
uotistra-
tioli was to us a total surprise
ai.d we
whelm-
beauty
aud intelligence our littk. por
y-' stood
amazed,-and we looked at ond another
as il to say. What are we to do ? Fi
nally, Col.' Icewellen, whfis ready at
all times arid) under all circurtan7-es,
came to ouf rescue, and briefly, tho
ably exj lained the object of visit,
which was, Joy a cordial co-dperation
ol the business men ' ofNoiUoik and
Washington,! headed by te
Oljl Do-
r to iin-
minion bteamsuip G-ompah
meaiateiv tut a iim oi stenmerson
between the two ports. . A mojng other
thincs, he tJuchinirlv alJudejdl to the
Merciless devastation during! the war
of the bia itiful city of Wahliingtou,
and the pirumount necessity jpf kteam
communication between the two ports,
in order that her inexhkustiblef com-,
merce might be? opened 'up io any
market in this country on Europe,
which communication would inevita
bly rebuild hef decayed wha rves and
crumbliug- warehouses, and q iec more
bring prosperity to herj docrsl He
'concluded by returning ouij gratefui
thanks to the warm hearts t :en weH
comipg us to their midst.! :j ;, i'
From the wharf we were) escorted
to the office of the Hout D.I AI. Carter,
where the whoie subject of wilr scheme
was presented and discussed n detail
The many views interchange!! seemed
to harmonize so perfectly ; tjlatl there
was, not a voice - raised aainst the
Norfolk and .Washington infejj The
small amount of nonev to be! raised to
complete pur capital stocMf be,
taken at that end of the liuJ, so that
our exeitions have been cioWndd with
succes?, aLd steam commumcktion with
Washington is a certainty, fj
After this satisfactory : interview we
visited, difierent placi of intlrlt, eal
ledwlth Mr. Bkkelyi to sde nearly
twoni'lion cf the rncit 'perflcijshing-
LLOME
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tTHE
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les, 'recently manufactured by himsejf
and brother, and now waiting traoj
Potion and then visited th Scnf
peroong w me iuanuiaciory ui jxcaaif.
Buruank &. Gallagher. To our sut
prise, these gentlemen informed us
that they now have on hand more
,thau 10,000 gallons of wine, some bf
w hich is live years old. - " !
, For the particulars in immediate
cqniteelion w th! the -hospitalities )t
Mr Havens' family I beg leave lori
ferydu to my frieud E. VV. M. Esq.,
wii is not destitute of either f-point,
pith or pathos." I shall ever hold
Mr. Havens' tamily iu grateful rrmem- j
bra nee. . j
At 4 o'clock Washington's fair
rlmrrhtpra flnrl: orallant sons assembled
at our steamer, and then, indeed the
enjoyments of the day for everybody,
commenced. The old, he middle-aged.,
the vcuiie joined in the d mce; ey-
( ery- face was radiant with smiles.; Our
considerate and more than emcient su
per-visor, Marshall Parks, Esq., spread
tht tables with wines and other re-
feUin.ents' and dli; we tit ineirs
as a
:irri.i?e
I'.
At 7 o'c.ocK we
I. m, . . . 1
retyrped to th
I m k 'i i (' TT. ..r'nrfl i . rv i ron rnt&:ire
W II u I I . iiav ( vi in ii-i - -
5 ,..... j k K it niu
ti,i Cnl K'hns the Indies 0
Vihi:;JTtoi:-?-hud pi0p;ired i hsvd
aftie a 8'BDner . a's'.voii or I ever sa wj
Atter
daiidi'ia: until 10 o'alock ait rc
Here my
frien ''.4 I
I '""l u ,u l"1
Mi. P. and Cantaiu VV. lacoiutte
! thl-hivelves handsomely. at exer
i
eisies of the evening closed with perf
feet Ovation offriendty congratulation.
Ypu may think this an extended ac
count of our. tripregard it as scarce
Ivla glance, ' j ';. - . j.
" CNext morniug welelt our sisUr city
wjth a grateful sense, I hpe, jof dur
eternal obligations. May thosenoble
arid warm-hearted people soon realize
tA? bright prosperity that awaits them
and roitv your hurible. correspondent
'.uever crasu iu icvcic nu huh). p'.nu
t ,i,'U m,mnrv nf th frlorions Old North
i .. J a . , , i
cii" . i AAn-
Oiate, WHICH UttS UUl ICtCllUJ giiuutu-
ed his heart , with one of her fairest
daughters.
i ruiy, -vours.
f ; Mi B.
Santa Cruz, Aug. p7, 1869
Mr. IjditoT.The Editorial j'Oniy
Uiemedyj" in your paper ot August 10
presents
in; strong and forcible lang
uage the painful necesfdty of adopting
soibe plan or scheme to protect your
selvei frpm the oppression of men who
rule youTConucils for no good purpose
and who are assisted in' their nefarious
obiect by their colored allies. I laid
the flattering unction to my soul that
the unexceptionable ticket gotten up
by the tax-paying and respectable
portion of your citizens, .irrespective
- ; i . e
I oi color, race or previous condition of
J
tHout my
j sition; "but 1 reckbifed' wi
my
host." I did sincerely hope that the
hostile feeling (which appears to me,
li'ow to be irreconcilably fiied in the
mi"ds of the colored classes, towards
tie v hi tea) had, by tie uniform kind-j
ness of the whites beeii in some cou-
sderabie degree eradicated buty with
the ingratitude of the snake ihev hav e
bitten the? hands that fed thenr.L cloth-
ed them and educated their ch
i .... ... i
dren.
' i
gave
If they should assert that they
then- labour for the wages they r
Cceiv-r
it jvjas oulyTed, and had a right to vote they
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pleased such a i assertioa would be
no uiitigation of the offense theyj have
given in I distrusting the raofives and
t ii ! . . .', , '( ii
acts of those who are well-knwn to
be gentlemen ' of high ui.oral jworthyH
It was not a love of principle wli"
them in voting as they did, butj an in
ane hatred of the 'white raceUwhich
10 amount o; kindness snown tnem
y the whites, no teachings of God's
'Ministers will ever beUb'e to eradicate;
ltd a large majority o'f ihvm take pride
in exhibiting theii hostility to a
i" n.an
who is so ut. fortunate a- to possess a
Vrhitc skin joined to a itspl. table
-li urttftr r 9!.ii ;nmf tr iifatinn &yA
so to a coiored man who -has sumc c ti!
trains to th.uk and: act with your besjl
Kieu lor the general good. To pf
t ife colored men on the conservative
Vcket I have know all my life, they
lave always been treated well j'by the
L whites, a4fl .by .their corjduct, they al-
v-ays merited it, aud I 'thought the
colored peopie in your "Township
would be proud to vote for such men
The tame State of feeling, aud similar
idonduct resulting from this had feeling
oj the part ot the colored people, led
to the ruiu 'of every industrial pursuit
iu the Island of Jamaica ! and other
V est India Islands, and then finally
i;ove. the Planters in scn.e cf the ls -
landb to protect themselves which they
have most effectually done, by the im
portation, oi good reliable labour. This
state of things cannot, will not always
ia!st. The wants of the civilized vvorid
wid not allow such a country as yours
to relapse into ioresls and swamps,"
wbich it vyill certainiy da'if the col
cred population persist , iu their ruin
ous pohev of opposing ' the interests of
those 'bites uhc pay most -of the
taxes, and who are in favour oi law,
ordtr and good government. But Mr.
l Editor their day of grace is nearly ov-
cr- the exercise Of the christian duty
of forbearance, with them,' is no long
er a virtue; Sthe handwriting is on the
wail; it requires
no seer to, predict'
their hiz; they will -go under. The
mighty stream of emigration (rom that
vast Bee Hive of industry, Cbina, has
Set in; and i in its roTtex, the colored
man will be swallowed up.
i "The mill of God grind slowly,
Andtiey grind exceeding sma J: i
Tho' With patieuce stands he Raiting,
Yet with exactness grinds he all."
The introduction of Chinese labour
into North Carolina is but a question
of time, it is a reliable labouij has been
thoroughly tested under the hot Sun
of the equator in the pestilential jun
gles cf Central America, jri the tem
perate regions, and amid the Arctic
snows of the Sierra Nevada mountains,
and -wherever tested, and by whomso
ever tested, has given entire: and tbor
ousb satisfaction, i have perfect faith
in its efciency for the development of
your resources, uiid:I belie vie Air. Ed
itor, that' you will U t pass $iai;y mile
stones on vour journey of Life,' befoie
j y&u will sec the gi.oc rejiUits o; us m
i t: oil notion into your biate. j J. H.
j That beautiini portion of Goldsboro,
j eueially known as the bubine.s pait,'
asnes. j.dM ptiiiiiuay;. evening,
i in asnes.
r ..J i... S.i..'.
the 4th nist., niot ot our citizens had
retired to rest after a week.y busv toil,
little dreaming of the dread(ul calami
ty that awaited them, 'ere the dawn
of another sun. About 10 o'clock the
alarm of fire'. was sounded and, within
an hour thereafter, the most beautiful
and largest business portion of cur
town .vas at the mercy of the flames.
The wayne Hook 'and Ladder Com
pany, with w hat little force they could
command, was upon the spot and aid
ed all in their power. But l'orce,as well
is water was InsulEcieDt to subdue the
element, and ils liquid tongue of flames
devoured the entiie block of houses
from the corner of Chesinut and west
Centre to Walnut Streets, completely
destroying everything in that part ol
our towol At one time the element
became furiou and much anxiety was
felt far the safety of the two hotels and
the row of business houses on East
Centre Street, but fortunately, the ele
ment erased its prey after having laid
in ashes, 17 places of business, the
Masonie Lodge, the Wayne Boarding
House, the Messenger 'and Post news
paper PriutiugOlf.ee and Weii's Lum
bei Yard. '
We-are among the unfortunate, our
presses and other materials have been
i der ed and such of our tvpe as '.we
i e h'ea arn ?! iniicu Oerangeu.
Still with the aid of our . small Job
: i i j
Pressi we hope to issue a small extra,
probably, each day until we can secure
another large press, which we hope'
will not be longer than two weeks
fiorn now,, when' the Messenger will
again appear in its usual size.
The losses by the lire were Messrs.
Weil & Bros.,
oss $30, .000 ; Win.
Robinson. $1j,0
00 ; Einstein &. IkOs,
$12,000 ; J. H
Piivett, $10,000 ;
, $3,000 ; W. W.
i Dr. W. H. Fin-
Dr, J. M, Huntt
Crawford, $3,000
laysou, $2,500; Mrs. M. A. Borden,
$2,500; J. D. Waters. $2,500; Jno,
H. Powell, $1,500; Hufus Edmund-
son,! $1,8Q0: J. Hj Wiggs, $1,500 ;
L. D. Giddings, $2,000 J. W.Gulick,
$1,500; R. J. Gregory, $1,500; J. W.
Morris. $1,500;); A. Bonitz, $1,100;
Di. WvT. Robinson, $800 ; W. F.
Kcrhegay, $700
and Mrs. M. A.
Tompkins. $800
There we;e
pther surlier losses
j which we c:id dot gather up in time
to jo to pres.
j 1 c lf is,w,j, prob3b;y , reach
; one hundred and jUvtntv-five thousand
I 'iOarjj.
ol thjs as
ar as we can lea
rn,
I t,uy ooui aia or u,uuu aoilars
worth of propertji was irisured
Those insured were Messrs. It.
Weil Sf Bto. about 13,000, VvV W.
Crawford. 2,500:iaid Z. . Ecstein &.
Bro from 3.000 to 5,000.. '
n'x.: tJ!.' . . r
me soiuiera oijinis garnscn,- a Iiw
Of them worked nobly, but we. regret
to have to state
hat there were many
"conflagration merely
of plunder, and as
I upon the scene o
for the purpose
V
uany w ere 6eeuJ
and in several inst-
aitces even pursued by our citizens,
while carrying
stolen property, to-
wards camp, it-is
to be hoped that the
officers in coiumaud, heretofore always
1 obliging, will cause an iiAroediate serch
to be made among their men and have
all stolien property returned to the un
fortunate owuers. j Many other rogues
w ere there for the purposf of getting
spoils and. is estimated that not! less
than twenty thousand idollars worth
of property was stolen. Just here we
kake space to r call upon our Mayor
aud Commissioners that a, proclama
tioti be issued at once, ordering al
stolen property, to be Burenderea, i
uoi, that a severe prosecution will be
entered into, agaiust all such in whose
possessipn any stolen property m
lv be1
found!
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The. citizens generally did a
in
their: power to alleviate the suffering
of the unlbrtanates, for which we
authoTized to return their thanks, j
' The fire orgioated in a warehouse
attached to the rear en d ofCol. J y,
Morris's Bowling alley, and as no fire
has been in that portion of the building
since last spring,it is strongly suspect
ed to have been the work of an in
cendiary. Ferret him out, by all
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means, and turn him, Or them, oyer to
Judge Lyncb'.' Goldsboro Meaaen-
ger, Sept? 6, fxfra. , , j ,
LATEST KEWS BY MAIL-
WASHIWCTOK, D. C
- Washington, Sept. 9
I All government business is suspend
ed and schools dismissed. There is a
fin military display. J
! A careful estimate makes thejnum
ber of men in the Avondale mine one
hundred aud fifty.' ! At last accounts
ninety bidies were recovered.
! Attorney General j Hoar and . 'resir
dent Grant leave northward to-night
The Treasury Department re-siert.s
that there has been no mutiny aboard
the Sabine,
Information has been received that
a small expedition is detained at MaL
Icpn, Gal. ' J j j
The flags of Custom' Houses through
out the country have been ordered at
half-mast on Saturday in honor to FeS;
jsenden-'s funerals . '
General Cox is absent with a sick.
I Boutwell s absent.
The remainder of the Cabinet, pres
ent, dined With Secretary Fish-
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RICHMOFJO. 1
RiciiM0NDk,"Sept, 9.
General Canby issued a proclama
tion of election this niorning. Gilbert
C. Walker is installed Provisional
Governor on tbe 21st instant, and John
r
F. Lewis Lieutenant Governor on 0c-s
tober 5th. -. ". t .
The adoption of the expurgated
Constitutiou is ai.cunced., . ' ,
The folio wing Wells Congressmen
are proclaimed elected; Ayer, Plfitie,
and Porter; and the following Walker
Congressmen are elected: Se4gar at
large, Booker, Ridgeway, McKeuzie,
Minor
and Gibson.
HEW YORK.
New York, Sept. 9
The Sun's Washington special says:
It has leaked out that the Sabine mu
tiny is true, but executions falsel The
"Siibinej" is ordered hmc on accouut
of this mutiny. Three witnesses sent
pe:ed with arrived in Boston, j None
but sailors engaged in conspiracy. But
the trial will take place at Brooklyn
navy yard after arrival cf 'Sabine.,,
Zanesville train coming West collid
ed last uight with an extra ci,j,;iut
one kiiieii, two lataliy huit.
QSkii FKA.iCiSGO.
San Francisco, Septt 9.
Koopwanshop lett to-day lor a tour
through the boutheru Stales prelimi
nary to his departuie for China to pro
cure cottou Jabourers.
bx.1 Louis, Sept. 9,
The main shall in the Warrenton
coal mine was burned ,io-day. Fifteen
m'eii e&tape.d more or less huit; one fa
tally... '
AOMAi.jt, bept, 9.
Lxpferieaced iniuers have explored
every patt t ot' the mine,! but say two
bodies ure still missing. The numbcf
ot. bodies recovered is 108.
VERiVlONT.
. MoMrEUER, Sept. 9.
J he election is uuusally quiet, and
'vote small; the Republican majority is
tvveutj . tliousand. Senate uuauimous
Jy Republican. Democrats have four
members ih the House.4
Senator Fesseuden is dead.
Cheif Justice Chase his gone to Nar-
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ragauset. j' -i ' "' ' j
Speaker1 Blaine is ready to step in
Senator Fesseudeu's shoes.
' Secretary Boutwell will returu to
Washington jri two weeks
The wife of Rev. Dr. Bellows is
;.8 sick unto death iu New iYork. '
! The President has appointed Gen.
W. T. Sherman Secretarr of War ad
intervn, i ' I t"-;
APPtETON'S JOURNAL,
A WEEKLY PAPEK. DEVOTED TO
LITEEATTJEE, S0IEK0E and AUT.
. , PUBLISHED BY
I. APPLETON & CO;
No. GO, 92 and 94 Grand St. New York.
price :$4 a Yat '
aug. 3-ly ." I . j : '-" it '" 1 .
ARTUUR'S II03IE MA(iAZI'E,
;This ve eraa JaJies ilajRziuo of Art,
Literature aijd Toshion, is tooAvall known
to the public to need ' anything more than
the usual, announcement of tnrm6;
Terms Sin year, in advance. Three
copies for io. Four copies for $t. Eifrht
cepiag, and one to gtter-up t f 'club, 6 12
Fifteen eopies. tnd ceo to gettemip of club
$2U. : For sale Lj a-l i.'sws Aeents at 2u
cents a Euiuiwr. 1 &v.s lu-tf
yoiTo!l AdTcrtiseiiients.
ivn ir m-iiir.lIT. J- JAMES W. LEE; 1
LaUoi Nauiemimd co., Va. j Late of I'etersburg, Va.
WRIGHT, LEE &, CO,. "
Cotton Factors
: " i "'.'. . " '' 1 -
ANU GENERAL . !
Commission Mercliaiits?
AGENTS FOR THE
j S ALE OF THE
. !.-. ' ' li : - ! v 'ir .
CELEBRATED ;j
Petersburg
"Gityjl Mills
A1ID 0THES BEAlTO Or f
FLOUR.
ug Sl-ly
COTTOITFAOTOB
a x d f j ( .
General Connnission Mercliant,
Office, '30 Uomcierce st-, Norfolk,! Va
Cons'ignniouts oi"; Cottou, Cram. Lvufber,
Kaval Stores, and country prpduce 'gener
Libera' cash' aavaccsjm.ido on all
r-nnsiornincnt-i when lcsirod."ifeia i 4
Orders lor General McrelitiuUise promptly
attended to-
an 104ia
A. ST ATON, .........
W. H. BENNETT,.
T. M. MARXA......
.Ilamiltonj N.C
.Norfolk,: 1 a.
Gborcia.
STATON, BENNETT &CO.,
O-
Cotton r actor 8 and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
UcPbail'a "Wharf, Norfolk, Va?
Thio House does strictly a Comratelbii Buoincau, anJ
will, unK.-r no circunutanc, lti)rt nioni I ne umeipie
, nr4nm ,
PR EM IU ffl
For first Bale of New Cotton!
11T
I? K OFFER FIFTT DOLLARS k Premium fur the
rirnt Bale oi New O tttr, lTchantab!e, nnj weisliing
uot l-s than 300 pounds, whipped t im. tlic ctiKuing
reason. n UIU1U, ltt Ac HI.
ug8l-0tl Norfolk, Va
Dr
Lawrence's
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CELEBRATED
WOMAff s FEiem)
A safe and reliable reiicdy for
AH Diseases Pebuliarito
fc-cmales,
SCLIl AS
Levchorrea,or
ri, or fuU'uig
Vhites; Prolapsus Ute-
m tne IVoijii: Jrregr
ulary Paint
uly or Suppressed j
Menstruation; Pa
in in
the Bach;
A"errouA7iess, Wakefulness,
j Dedicatod to t)
Weakness c
LADIES or AlVlErtlCV
1 Jflfftiil frS4
by tut (ii. ji'overeji',
J. J. LA WRKXCZ, M. p., Chemist
. j ' o '
1 i'il 1 fe I U 1 iVJN IS: f
The artifclesofwliicli the "Woman's V
is cowpouiiueu are pubhslKid around each
Irjttle, luiu it is he leved t lie tho het
Uterine 1 uuic ana Iterative yet Uistfuverd
lt isa-valuahie and re!il)le!a!Te
tin
at! derangenients ol the male Re
Feniate
juoductive Organs, and in Hysteria,
Nerv ous Headache, Spinal Irritations,
k,e
J. H.BAKER M
Cp4
ilain Et
"WlicWsnle Agtnt3. ITo. 4
0EF0LS,VA.
vv'T; whom all orders or
addressed. I .
etters riiust-ho
r f . r
tapr o-jy
Pric, .l.OO pel1, H ttle
i i -
DS, GODDIN's
: co.vj'oiwjr
oii:isrxiArvr
vorea viui;s aim r ever, jsncnsja, 1
r - u ii.' j -4
jsrcnsja, In
:h, lirene
Asthwa. Xeurls: a, lllieuiuatif ni, V,c.
C5PA tr ,x i y. e ii s a l jrox i
A si; re, safe, an'l rjliul!le preventii-ft and
cure fur ail Malarial diieasus, and aJi'dia-
j oastp requiring a peneral tome imp region.
t ii-paicu umy uy in. A-)J1. uUUUIA,
iuid fur sajo evsry here.' ' - '
j JAMES T.JWIGGINS.
(Successor to J. II. Uahcr $ Cb.,) Proprietary
Agent and Wholesale dealer in Putt hi Jlcdi-
cu.es. AUKI ULK, V A
apr27y
IV O O A !! j
1 he highest cash price-will be paid
10,000 lbs. of Wool, n ;
May, 25tf '
i J. MYERS' , SONS.
iriTEREA.J P. H. Brown, a.lm'ii of A. J. Thbman,
T d'il. llil ti.Kli n nvlitinil hi-t -ro Ihu nlr i.l .1..
Superior Coortj.tf Beaulort Cuutii'y. c s:ll th real e-.
tt bf lui intptto to .r dtbU.i Kotke Is lieieby
(1 teu to ttichei'r t law,uil h11 other pen out itprml
."(iToaid maeer, th:it sa?d petition ban beehtet for1
eU. iu t tb -ffito of tue Clork cr tbe Miprrtur Court,
heariuon rt Houac la Mathinptcii. on ihe 15ih dar '
in the C ISO).
Oct"br,
UI.O. i. H 'M)l.ty,
.; i ijflor Court iC'erk.
. SVotlce This. ( ,
ON aoy one' nlve aiiy lulorniatibn of the present
U reaideiicei.i; Dr. Wheeltr, fonneitly a UfBtift In tlUa
town, aud during the wntr a Captain and Quartermaster
Id the Fudt.ral.army. Writ to the liiTKLLicwcaH oEce;
. aeptl4-tf --: j..' ; ; - . . -. ; )!
jr. is. lyiijMj&ilDj
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS?
BOOTS mD SHOES,
MAIN STREET Washington X. C.
Mn.LET : and Pickled Uerrins, iwarrantod, by th
IwitcI, for ta'jj low, by i
1 JT. B. WII.LARD.
Turks Idand a:;d Ground ALUM SLT, f..r uit- by .
i ' J. 11 MILLAKO.
CO"X, Peed OAT3,j Meol, Flour,; ot all fcra.l:-, cod
atantly on hant, and lor n!e by .! . .? i
j i 1 i : 3. n. will Ann. .
COFfEB, 6ugar, Tot't MolHS8i, Iti qnantitjes t suit
b !. J. Ii. WILLAKD.
i r-, ! -J- -i la - i.l '.- 1
THE LADY'S FRIEND,
A Konthly KagaEini of Literature and
a -rt i m ;- r i i
i E3HIC21.-! r
PffJLISIMJBY f
X'tion Sc Peterson.
SIO Yalnnt Stre fhi!ade!;tiia.
ea 3-ly. :
il
, Jr.,
1
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
GROCERIES
AND
Staple
Dry Goods,
' .
and Shoes
Boots
AND
DMMISSION MERCHANT
, Washington, N( 0
Has constantly on hand a full assort
ment of GOODS in his line; Read
the following, list, and then call and)
see for yourself : -
150 Carels FLOUR, all crades. For
sale by. II. WISWALL. Jr.
50 barrels" CIIAKERS and CAkES.
or sale by y . IL W., jr.
60 BarreLi MESS PORK-hcavv. For
sale by II. WJSWALL, Jr.
50,barrels HERRING, for sale by
i.i 1 .': I II. AV.Jr. i '
6060 llrinx; ssortedf!
II. WISWALL, jr '
25 boxes SODA, S ALARATUS and
STARCH, for sale by
. n , r ii. w.,jr.
55 boxes CANDY and RAISINS,
for sale by II. W., jr.
BACON, HAMS, SIDES and '
SHOULDERS, for sale by
I H. W.,jr
25 barrels POTATO'ES, Vor sale br
H. W., jr
12 boies TOBACCO, for sale by
11. WISWALL, Jr.
fob 9-ly.ijF G , I
25 bags COFFEE, Rio, Laguyra and
Java, fdr sale by H. W.,jr.
i- ' . : '
30 barrels MOLASSES and SYRUPr.
for sale by f II. W. jr.
loo plows, loj ii, 58, co, 14, e! a;
for sale by . H. W., jr.
i" ' ' " 1 : . 1 :
Ames SHOVELS and SPADES,
for sale bj , IL. W. , j r.
15 barrels SNUFF, Lorillard,; Rail
road, Gail and-Ax, for sale at Manu
facturers' prices,. by
It. WISWALL. Ji
Morse and Mule COLLARS,, for sale
" H. W., lr.
25 barrels SUGAR, all grades, for
i!-jijr-
25 keRS BUTTER and LARD, for'
ale hy H. WISWALL, jr.
ESSENCE COFFEE,
. Ipr iq by . .
" ' T ' f - II W. jr.
135 kiep oj" NAILS for sale by, J
I H. Ujr.
2,000 pounds PLOW CASTINGS,
for sale by ' II. W. jr.
WRAPPING PAVER, all size,
for sale by, U. W, jr,
15 dozeu BUCKETS and BROOMS.
or sale by
H, W. jr. "
Parlor MATCHES, for sale by ;
-; . ; ' :::r: l' ii. W. jr. i
A Fine SHOW CASE, for sale cheap.
.11. Wjr.
25. boxes SOAP, for sale by
II. W.
20 boxes CONCENTRATED, LYE,
and POTASH; for 'sale by" j
..H ;.; ' I";' II. W.jr. .
25 boxes CANDLES, for sale by
DRIED BEEF and
BEEF TONGUES,
for sale by r
H. WISWAtL, Jr.
' :"- I!., j.. .' "
No 1 MACKEREL and TONGUES
and SOUNDS, in Kits, : ;
r for sale by , i
, IL WISWALL, Jr.
i - ' ; ' ; , ;
2,500 yards GINGHAMS, PLAIDS,
jand STRIPES, forale by ( '
' : ' ' ' jr
0,500 yards brown IIEETINGS and
SHIRTINGS, for' sale by.,
ILVVf,jr
,500 yards KERSEY, JEANS, S A-
sale by
7 " , vii.wiiunij, ior
II. W.,jr
1,500 pairs BOOTS
and SHOES, for
bale by ;r
. 1!
. WISWALIh Jr.
10 Legs POWDER for sale by
11.
WISWALL, jr
A 1
j CO hip SHOT,ar
brtcd sizes, for mIq.
WISWALL
II. W. jr
':
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