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"Act act in the lining present.
Heart within, and God o'er head."
rrtday, May SI, 1869.
WALTER A. MONTGOMERY,
Literary and Polities! Editor.
JL M. WADD'LL,
General News, and LocaMEditor.
All letter ronnertvd with the Editorial D
partment mwtf be diverted to WALTER A.
MOXTd OMER Y, Lor 5i
t TUEUVISC PRESENT OEEICE
": Corner of' Main and Errtnkfin Streets, over
OeorOe It. Sledge's Store.'
,
Tliomas A. Montgomery, General Agtnt
for "The Living Present."
Tlie tak of ast
character tjf Jeflbi
liberate and btetor
to the genius and
A. Poilard.
yr. Pollard's . '
lersinp: tin
pr
son Davis i
tea manner,
talents of I
de
kit
;ari!
announcement" to-
pether with a few of the advance
sheets of his .forthcoming work, has
been axamincd by us, and we give it
a? our opinion that while there is
evinced by ffee wifiter a very great
degree of egotism, arrogance and pre
tended qualification for the Work in
i hand, his mind is faijly teem'ing with
prejudice against, and mailed for, the
ex-President of the late Confcderacv.
That Mr. Davis is the victim of Ed
ward A.-PoHard'r- hatv and morbid
viciousncp?,yapparent from the very
name which he pleased to can his
nt story so w ftt - miv ot r m . ... ..
Davis with a .cc
Southern Confeileracv 'gathered Be
hind the Scencs'iq Richniond." If is
much to be n-grotted that sm-h a pub
lication is to be -issued and particular
ly so, when h is the production of a
Southern author. We cannot con
ceive of the least necessity for e.xpo?-
Jng to the country thtf facts which Mr.
, Pollard writes.. even d:d',jLh"6y in truth
exist, wliich the con$c;entioiid and
charitable oftpur people will never he-
lieve, theurrh thev were stated bv more
reliable witnesses than Mr. Pullard.
The tendency of the Look is to do
wrong to the name of our honorable
though fallen chief, as well as to ex
cite feelings of sectional' str fe. to fes-
ter old wounds bttt too slowly healing.
The bock is of a more dangerous
character to the reputation 'of Mr.
Davfr, from the fact that his historian
(?) makes his insidious attack nnder
the guise of a most ardent -surftport ai.d
friend to the ratise which Mr. Davis
represented Judas betrayed his mas.
ter with a kiss : hear his language, '
He has bq,en accused of personal
hostility to Mr. Davis; and is to-d tv
.perhaps, in all his literary capacities,'
most widely known to the" country as
a censor to the. Confederate chief. ilt.'
repels the accusation of any prejud
ce
in tue very ironcol liis Work - 1
e is
r anic ano willing to do exadt justice to
Mr. Davis: and if he evjr ;QttacU'ed
him, it was through supreme devotion
to a great cause, and from a just
sentment towards the man who
guided and wrecked it.
i rc-mis-
The intent and purpose of the work
can but be, to array t he public mind in
enmity against Mr Davis, upon whom
Mr. Pollard charges the failure of the
Southern cause. The late President
is held strictly accountable for not
aecomplishihp wtytt 'ninety-nine out of
every hundred amen now regard , as a
physical impossibility the establish
ment of the Confederate' government.
While for the general good we
it best that the name, cf J,
ui'i'.k
n
Davis as a public character should
never be made prominent, we do think
that our people should fruv n down
such a spirit as Mr. Pollard manifests
in his tirade against Mr. Davis com
ing from whatever source it may.
IJufortunately Mr. Davi?, is so circum
stanced that a defence against such
charges as Mr. Pollard, alleges against
h m could not be made by -himxelf,
without being subjeeted to ut:just and
illiberal criticifem by narrow-mintle:!
Jemngng.K and personal enemi-v.
As for us, we are free to say that vvc ;
belicvjc American soil never gave birth I
tlo a purer man, as a man. a more con-j Kl!lu rowng out ot benator Summer's I
scientiousand consistent statesman sPeocb ?u the Alabama claims treaty."
,i t fr ri ti 0 Any alliance of the chafacter indicated
than Jcncrn Davis, rile Southern between England. France and Spain !
rinse wh.ch he headed as Chief mag- j Mr. .Fish regards not. only as imprpba
istrnte ia lost forever, the .shades of I blobut under all the circumstances!
i', liicmeht -from ev;ecvthing of a pub- a,)ur(i- Jil the first place thapreieht
lie nature, berond ail doubt will ministration has not declared any
fi- - , , ! foreign policy except the general one
lM. through chbioc a. wed as through !.0f protecting its citizens and their id- i
edmiuifeibu: then let his name with I terests in all nart.s of thn wmld TLr. !
iW? vUoh h HsfeAfl nnd W 1
' , . j
the cat
rest iii peacC.
Tho rtinl,. nf tl, i
1 .1 , i .
huu, HV ut-a. tu u.ouvnes 1
i 1.. -i. .i.i
iv uim uiuonumue war, j
and jb ifftdorc ctjr government
nfiativie nnweir fTSanrtoir
to its j
poweij a:
Sir. Goodloc' Letter.
We were hot until very recently
favored fv I th a copy of Mr. Goodloe's
letter addressed to the Attorney Gen
eral, for the purpose of exposing the
ndamous design-s of the petitioners for
his removal, from the offtee of United !
Stated Marsha of North Carolina. '
We think it vvoll wiirthv thn no,0'l
u t in, UK -it luii woriDi tne -perusal
ofevdrj man m the btate. who desires
to 'become acouainted with the trno
a -
condi
tion of our public affairs. The
conchisiou we draw from lhe facts
.relating to Mr. Goodloe's public char
acter, is, that he has alwavs beet
t an
ardent supporter c-f the Republican
cause, without at anv time allowin"- a i
: - I
v.iuK.uii!3 ui uie uriegx W as a man, :
fine t ho cnl-o ..l.-f:,.l e .
. . . ' ire;imeni.
in lact, he is one among the few con- j
sistent Republicans in the State, and
it is upon this verv account, thnt ho
has met with this treatment at the '
- ' " t
hauns of the leaders of the Radio? 1 '
4 au,Lni
party. We regard the petition f,r
Bts removtil ns contemptable. as the ;
names subscribed to it: and thn whnTo
transaction is nothing but an addi
tional evidence Of the fact, that for
the sake of party schemes, the true
and' consistent Unio : men of the State,
are to be put down, and-the low and
unprincipletl,to be elevated and re
warded for their rascality.
:w,auiua mili lsy-
The Rumored Alliance igaiust
tlic linted States. ;
.Tbcablc telecrrams iidllished. ;n
" ' f x m v - . i 1 h - rt A n'
some of the OCew York papers yestej
nav to ,t!i(
i licet tliat Enfland France
, . .
Si-.fivn h.!-l R-.rn-.Ar"! 1 -1K
paln had
formed
r w.j
i i'ii".v!t t-i i . ! -r
policy oi tlie t inted States mcetx -
T
wit i :;t
credence here in fifflfiol
- - u ytiiviim ,i i - r
eies. ; it is regaraeti
as a hinior- thrown
American pulse ou
by sonic simply
cut to feel the
the subfect of a
f . 1 1 . : t r ... -1 I. . . I
k,T"'f'lc "inancfi auu ov joiners as a
pure invention of the news senatiotn
ists .or Ihe gold speculators, both o"
which clamorous generally manage to
make something but of these highly
exciting canards. Those who regard,
it as ;a feeler, "declare that England,
France and Spain, or any one of these
three Powers, might very well resort
to such a method of drawing out the
views of ourovernment on the sub
ject of a Purojiean -anti-American
ahianet;. Such nietiftidf; have Ken
adopted before, and
have enabled '
shrewd .statesmen to jue, tolerably
well as to what result wou'd L- lib... !
ie
ly to follow certain Cai'-i's. Tims,
for instn nee, in this case ihe mere
announcement over the cable tf an
lnteudeiJ tripartite alliance is well ea
ciliated tif tempt our administration
into a declaration of how it would
regard such a combination aimed di
rectly against the interests of tho
public. It riiips nnt npw.i,lf!;,i, ti,;., '
result it will at least be certain to draw ratber heavy after hi- nmeroui j'din
eut the newspaper press f the count rv, ners,.hut he could, hardlv fafl f be
and t Ii u develop berond question the ! appraised of so important a ijtcr ;
Nmetiean sentiment on the ques- nor would he be likely to be so nje'i
ionTVEuropean intervention in our ffpt or unpatriotic anot to advise his
atfairs. Ttere are some who profess - government-of it. These views ojf the
to kimw that this is the real explana- Secretary of State are shared by pen
lion of the telegram, and who at the ator Sumner and all the members of
same time express the hope that Qrant Cabinet. Whatever may bej the
will disappoint the European inquisb deling elsewhere in the country tthere
tors by remaining perfect ly i4mum" on 1S no trep'dat'on here at the cableftele
this, fi. h. knows so welf how to do N. Y. Herald:
on other subjects. There many reft- I
sons jri ven why the cable telegram We clip the following eloquent! par-
snould not bje, believed, but the prinei-
Pn are these :Eirst. England would
ftt be likely to j.iih such
. ll-.. .
3U ailO.UCt
on account of the Irish difficult v
uui, ! ranee Would bo
1-11. M-'l- 1-
nmtn on
oKt iy. Dofause she has no narticular
inti rest in Pnnportinr Fii"-lih and j
.-V , h I . -
wl'B,"r.o .cim8; neeause fshe Kits Prus-
Rfa ana Eussia as well n rnnhliean
VmT w iai K rU'-i;ecause she ha;
ine.-wrt nat onal spite against perfidi
n. anrj necanAe her ow
people would not svmnathizn in ane
an alliance. On the' othor hnri hro I
- ui m- who say thnt France m'jrht
join such art allhuiec just to plav Enr
land a s,a-p trick. She micht'hois-W
n II.L...... I -
tnjrinnd p until En-land 4rot so far
committed
as tO he lliuddo In rnr'nAa
and that then she (Franco) would
hack out and teave'Ensrland tn "wn -t I
" ' - iw I . . - t.f
alone." This U a solution riri..j
v eninusiastse believers in Ns
b liUV I V VI
shrewdness. The Secretary of State, ':
Mr. I isb. with whom fnnr'nn. i
dent had an interview this pvpV ino-"1
lakes no stock in the eahle tele-ram the Pontbern niiil froni New Vk to
whatever. He regards it as a stork ,Tersy C,tV ; n0NV U retiaircs eight jfuur
obhinsr, jrold sramhiin- ir.h L u horse teams-
fold ffamhlinr ?oh. nut hv !
T'j U ,h- Wh
ite r corresponding on the other side
of the water to excite th m.vtot
IF0 a II," naBmia"""
These parties have taken atvanko-p
of the feeling known to exist in Fn"--
. v ' ' ' ' vv 1
is nottiinff Dartieularl v now in thi ia.wl
r i .
nrftitrrr tlwif -,,-., -,1i . . : 1 1 . . . J . t
"u.miig mat
1 ! t h Ml t H t
i -j - ilv
opposition or the envv of
V IUI V I V I'M
an , forei rn pQv. r
I Power. W'tll ivrnnf t.
. ,v,1'"u -v
Cuba, the Secretary says Englandica
find no fault with us, because sbe is
in precidfiv the same box. In
i faei.
she has from the first followed our ;
; has from the first Col
lead in all matters pertaining to Oiuba
ana the insurrection there. She has
been compelled to do this to a certain
extent, because, bemr much neiarev !
the scene of action thaii she is, our ;
government is advised of what i. -
ing on at least a day in advan.ct of 1
England. About a mth aKo, when I
the C aPtajn General of Cuba -ksued
blS e(ilct rt,1'ativ to vessels fountl in
n.,u : . . . J. .
as pirates. Great Britain united Lvith
our cravdrnmont. in nmtojtl
" . yw- r ji v wi'vi ui; c i, c( 1 1 ijn .
' ' -f
eminent at Madnd.i and
upon the-jftfmt action of the two Gov
ernments he intamous edict' -wai re
voked.. So too, in the case of the
Mary Powell.
As soon as our government had ad- i
vlseu reat Britain ot the circumstan-;
ces connected with the case, zlh at
... ... . . .: - T . . '
oncoput benlfi commonication kvith
v"v I
tj10 Spanish -government and took our !
view of the matter. The filibustering
storv amounts to nothirur. Mr. pish
says that the onlv instance in u&iebi
.. . . i . i.r , ,
t San1 itej here has ckm
i 1 -.i 1 , -i
was about to sad with hostile! lriteu-
thins towards Cuba was the Qukker
''' a,Ul the government had taken
measures to have her detained j A
revenue cutter was now laying across
her bow, for theipnrpose of seeing that
she did not leav. exeeptTor1 a. legiti
mate voyage. lit does not deny that
our people have sold arms and aujunt
tion to the insurgents, nor that the
government had done so, but so jhad
the Ertsclish .and the French. On
tills score, therefore, these two natfions
had no
special cause
to coi
mi
against us, whatever Spain migh do.
But even supposing England and
France were disposed to enter intp an
alliance such as stated - with-Spain,
Mr. Fish is of opinion that neillulr of
.i . - j j i .i .. ii
tno parties concerned esuiu vcr wen
rsifflivfl tr
I 1 1 ' 1 tl LV' VIV. II:., F JJai'tl.'U lltt.- 1JH
, f i i r f. in (!' nntt I . . . 1. tt l
hcir..'c fill nlvnnnt- irtul bor neehtfar
territorial relations in;-Amer.ca wmmt
.niOKe net hesitate neture entersnsrt tin-
ni f 1
vri hostilities with the L tnted States.
I his, tosrether with tli dsseontohte
iiiHi tsDSuif eiemeut iii'iivmiut ai ner
own door, would act as a partial check
at least upon Kne;!aud. J-.rance, Mr.
Fish thinks, will be slow to enter into j
anv such alliance while Rismarkl ves,
and Prussia stands amonir the lirt, iff
not the first power in Europe. ! As i
For Spain, she ean donothinsr. Such ;
:i proceeding in the. opinion ofntbe
Secretary oi State, would give rii? to,
a general war in Earope.and endjin a !
reconstruction of the .map of Eunojie. !
Prussia would take care of France,,
v!'le Pusia would inevitably iv'aik
dc'n to Constantinople and settid the j
Eastern question in her own 'fray.j
spain would lose Cuba in about sefven-
tv-two hours. These fact
Al i
Fish
savs, must be as clear t
men of Europe as thev
the states?
re to ekerv,
,th:nkinr man in this country, land
j ;:;oki:s the cable telegram an absurdity.
The .State Department has no ad y ices
from Miutet" Rererdy Johnsoi on
the Bubj&t, which, to sny the ltast,
is khsmVinns. 'To be sure Reverfv is
s.
ngraph from the address of Majj. W.
" Bobbins,
before the Memorial As- '
SAfintinn iP Tio.bJfrb T'hiin thof Aa
- j-n'u tui
Sec- ;Jfiat of our armies we lost the privilege
rn..! of self srovernment. Strnnsers mow i
flilQn nn p lo
Stranrrers H I our
offices. Strancrers occupy our p
aces
....... 1 I ..... .w 1 ,.l" (kn ...... .....
Ul 1111 Uillii muiu vi uic cuupwy. ;
e arc as aliens in our own land,
Our onee resplendant and stid fot3;lv
ficiovccl feoutn has taken her piace iu
the liH-bf crushed and bleediny: nations,
where the names of Israel and ICar-
thage and Samatia and Erin fjtoed
before. And like those down trodden
sisters' in misfortune, she too ba the
proud consolation to know that j?ven
in defeat her jrlory shines out with an
Tf I - 1 I 1 ; .1 1 !..
conqnerer." J j
:
ForXy -voar:, afro a man coukl t3
DOrSe tCamS' !
1 The commencement of the
University of N. C, wIl lake place
Lr- .K ' ptate
T :i, 1 1 U..:.. Ll "Z. hovhnil o dnnV.l m,A K..T.i,.l.. - 1: :
; ljMifllV h 111.11 V MlIMie U1H-1JB l'U UlUI I ' ""' iuiuiuum V Ul .1 jlllll-
- . - . 1 I .1 iaA t-.-. 1.,. ;.i 1
. to us unless we crnwl as suppl ants .Ci-
, . , , L-l ALL who are indented to us hv hor.d or1
ii J - - 1 r account, are reoupteri to settle nt an enriv
h irers and servants bear rule over us. day! ARRINGTOX & WHITF '
iff-
XEW ADTfikriSEMEXTS;
ARREN CmNTY LANDS
WAITED.
T f ine in hw week3, mv second
1 rlesf'Tintive mmnrnf W1
soriptive oimar of lands for n.ite
;tnd request all who fish to dispose of their
1'Uids. to furnish ind with description and
priee, tint I rtmrn advertise them. No
' haree will be madt-j unless a sale is ef
fected. , -
I Urn estihlishin
lib-'
reneies. throuah-
01 V ,rS'"3 MWfylA.d, Pensylvania, Pela
-J
ware and .New Jersd- nm 1 will .
i'v-i mm oi tne
tensive I'eal Estate
knost complete and ex
igencies in the Union.
All who wish to sel-
lands, will find it to
,, . -1
their lTitevoct 4rtiini ;t i..,,i.
-"....jv rmawL. 11 111 u. il lli'l.
iiay mi, lisuy. tt li. F. LONG-
ST ATF. OV UflftTK nAfiOTTTO-A
.
IDPfi TO! T
IN THE SUlELliOR COURT
B- It. BrowninHaintiiT
Ttiff
against
f .. . .
attaenment.
ant. S -
fhloss, fcndant
I "1S ,s a oivjljbtion bronylit for th-
J'e-
dniuT
ir hundred and forty
seconV d; obe, law" wiTh":
due-by the defendrnf to the'plaintiir, upon"
hond by the defendant, to the late '
firm of rua, a- : ii-i. n- ...
prest thereon from the
. . .,1 vmic x . x-owjiiig. WIllCll OOUfl 1:
nu.vi the property of the plaintisf.
I The summons and warrant of attachment
gainst the property of the defendant have
I this, day been issued, returnable within'
i-fixty days to this Court at the office of the
rpleijk thereof, in the town of Warrenton,
' and; it appearing to the satisfaction of the
i Court that the defendant is not a resident
1 of the State.
A II 'I til 'i t t.l sn mrn nn j nn
waihant of attachment can not be nerson-
-rny seriea upon mm, it is ordered by the
?ou!rt at publication be made in the
SiESrn 5 ''T TwS "V"
IavMb Present, a ,'newsmner nnlV
four i successive weeks, ' re.iuirinr the de-
feu tint to appear at sa-d office" on or be-
foriho' expiration of sixty days from this
:at1:,then.ailll there to answer or demur
w. me liomn amt n en m t us ac inn
Witjness W
m. A White, Clerk of said Court
at othoe in Warrenton. this 14th day of
M iy-lboO. Wm. A- White, Clerk S. C.
Warren C ount v.
Pjiummer attorney fur plaintiff. 4t-
tico of Copartnership.
Wilmi'mito-v, N. C, April 15, 1S9
Ur E TH E U X D Eft SIGNED, H A V E
f this day entered into "Co-partnership,
nnder the firm name and style of
BAKISTEE, COWAN & CO.. for the pnr
posif of conducting the .-business of a Real
Esate and Financial Agency, with princi
pal braces fit Wihuinirton, N. C. and New
York Cttj
We res
'ctfully oiTer our services to the
LEMUEL BANISTER,
puliic
"
D. s. row AX. 1
J.C.KENTON.
. For further in formation, address
liAMSTKIi. COWAN & CO.
W ilmington, N. C.
h 1360." 3m.
Mav;
Uenery G'ootis ! !
11 U.11
?V
w
A;fSS ?;nP,l J: WRITT,EY.
opened at Mrs. HQLLOMON'S
stand, with a splendid assortment of
JJOiXETS & HATS,
FREXC IT F L 0 W-EB S ,
i
LACES cVC.
whiph will be fold at low piiees. She is
prepared to shnpe and trim at th shortest
notice. ' .
1 1 hare a nice and Hree jo 0f DreAR
soojls. Boots, Shoes, and Notions,- wbic'v
J offer to the public, on accommodating
ten4-s
WILLIAM ITOT.LOMOX.
VfarrentOT., N. C. May 7th, 1S-J9- tf.
Goods.
w
TJrE ARE NOW RECfcJViXG OUR
f Sfhigr and Summer Goods, ti hich
we offer cheap for
CASH,
OU COUNTRY PRODU E.
Our stock is larre and attractive, nnd i
we respeetfn'ly invite our friends and the
P?ic generiliy, to call and see for them-
wquurej, srvie ana price.
selvis, as toiquilitv.
TO those whom we hive favored with
a erf dit, we would sir. that in future, mil
. '-'' ... '.
onijf terms wHl he VAStf, unless a speeial
agreement is made wh eh will secure us
Warrenton. N. C. May 7th. lgs'9. tf
NOTICE,
TO ASSESOPS AND PROPERTY
i 1 O'WKERS.
NOTH CAROLINA iCommisnr's. Court,
Warren County, . J May 3rd. 1869
IT is ordered by the Board, that due no-tk-e
of the time and pli! e of meeting be
pivf n. by the .Assessors appointed to v'fdiie
and list all the property ir M'arren Coun
ty, j real and personal, for the vear 1889.
A punctual attendnnce is required bv all
Sft tHt ll A c-r-. .... 1... . "
.... v me 1iB.1rra.Mj uirt i'c ai'ir 10 coin-
plete their Tax list on or before M
iilo... , . r 1
ZZt.Z 1? 'Z'?"'
will n V. ciS
Rom ta "Trenton. tr receive the Mme.
By order of the Board,
I. H. BENNETT, Clk- ex, officio.
1869, Spring Goods, - 1869.
T WOULD. RESPECTFULLY INFORM
X my patrons and friends, and the pub
lic generally, that T am now receiving and
SHm?? SLS S,?F1 nd
MMisR DREsb (.OODS, otjlie Litest
sxjics, L.aay s Hats and Shakers. 'Also a
general assortment of Gentlemen's furn
ishing goods, Ready-made clothing. Hats,
Boots, and Shoes, Hosiery, Notions, Hard
ware, Tinware, Crockery &c.
GKOCE IES
ONPFX'TIOXARIES.
("1 AN DIES, Cakes, raisins, Pea-nnts
j Sardines, fresh co-e Owsters, Pickles
and every thins' nsnallv Irnt in a nii. i
c. ; T V . .-..ij (
Store, which I am selling at the lowest
prices for cash.
Thankful for past favors, I hope to con
tinue to merit the same by stri -t attention
to busines
and an upright deportment
JOHN A. II y: MAN.
1 dnnr West r.f 11 - .
old store. Warrenton, N. C. .
April-30-no-17-tf.
-j-.,
1869
1869
GOODS
GEORGE R. SLEDGE,
AT HIS OLD STAND,
(Establisheil February, 1S43.)
COSXEKOF MAIX AXD FBASKL1X STBEETS,
WARRENTON, N. C,
Ir- now reeoiving from the North, where
he itychasel them iii person, a complete
variety stock, consisting of
Dry Gooils,
(ii-oceries..
Provision?,
Boots,
Slioes.
t Hats,
Tin nnl .other wares,
Confectioneries,
TTys, - '. .
Fancy (xoo.ls,
Cigars and Tobacco,
an.l many other articles too
numerous to mention.
The Public
Are respectfully invited to call and
XAMUiS HI3 STOCK
Tlie
tubseriber facilities forbuvinir tmiAu
are surpass ?d by none, ahd wi;h twenlv
live years experience in Imsiness,. he risks
nothing in paying that i tmyewwiM
ii im ii to tueir aavantage to examine
lilS
stock, before buying ebfewbere.
April-24-ly " GEO. R. BLEDGE.
State of North Carolina.
Warren County 1
Superior Court.
Samuel 'Calvert, PUT. i
rs.
Solomon D. Sessums, Deft
i
IT appearing that Solomon D. Sessunis,
the defendant, is indebted to the Plainti;!'.
in the sum o two thousand nine hundred
and sixteen dollars, with interest from the
12th day of December 1865, due bv bond
'lor value receive:!. "
ppearing fur-
ther, that said det'eiidaut is -nou resideul
of this State.
Ordered, therefore by the Court, that
publication be made in Tue LirtSO Pi:r.--ent,
for lour successive weeks, notifying
said defendant io appeaat the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court, for Wa; a
County, within forty days from this datk
tlien and there to answer the complaint pf
said Plaintiff, a copy of which is filed in
4 said office, or judgment final will be taktin
against him
TXT;. ,. . IT- TI'I T T rv T -l -
tvituesii win. .. i Hilt, iirkof sal
Court, .it office .n Warren ion, this the 24th
day of March ISo'f).
no-14-4t. WILLI A A. WHITE Cik.
RIVES & PROCTOR,
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
DEALERS IN
A
3fjfDlCLVESt,
S.-4 F inn, .1 rr -i , Vi
ARTICLES . N
PERFUMERY, J "
Jinponea t Vome.stic JT
3r
SOUTHERN DEPOT FOR ROSADALIS.
Would respectfully c 11 the attention nf
Merchants, Pdiysicians. Planters, and oth
ers, to tneir extensive -tock and
inducements.
superior
1Q1 Sycamore St.. Petersburg Va-
N. F. Rl VES. M. D.
April, -3-no-16-em.
W. H. PROCTOR.
Important Notice.
is luiuui luill .H'lllli
i 4 T T -,aa
i jr.owo luncmoi iu iue nuoscnoer
S J0r or otherwise,, will please
' W JTt J2g X
' my cartriage box is em'TwSl w'eS
! nelled to rlV U the J Jl
- 7 M.y
P. W. GREEN.
A ble Salt, fresh forn,,'l H,rnn,;,n,,1LU'U11T' direct from the best market, glances.
SKori r-it:..i, u , , ... ' ' we are now ore nared to ofT.-r tr th tm,l is or tne cij
.icu, . a- inn, xrteoii, L,ara i lour. Mo- : ..i.i.- . ------ .......
lases. ralwwa i.in r. '.., ; "" generally tne best inducements ounum- ie.
.Ml, l.,i. ".T""1 found in our line in the South, i The on!
T P'::iVTVl. 0j? ket. . ; feet, with b
ted W MT.rii.TT&S'TSSK 0 ock of Clothing is complete, em, large enong
and RW.t- ntiL oWV , tracing everything desired for Gent's wear. hed in fwnt
' '"VLL c il -1 i i 1 1 1 1 i rin i . . a
i iA.t. , cm;.
"V , X
Eff GOODS,
I am. now receiving new Supplies of Gro-
cedes, Confectioneries, Dry Goods, Shoes
on ji lutii, win lie sw 1 1 1 in iiie lowesi
market rates for Cash or produce.
GEO. R. SLEDGE
SPUING GOODS!
SPRING CLOTH Xn
GENTS WEAR !
i j
HAVIXG 1, tCp Bf 4C'OIPIJr:TE
and splendid assortment of SPRING
piends(t Biismks Suits.
Elegant Shirts.
Drawers' Socks,
COLLARS AT ALL I'KK -KS.
A j 4.. - ..
...m . rvnung eise usually tound in a
first-class wholesale and retail Clothing es-
tablishment.
Wedding and other suits made to
order at shortest notice.
The attention of the mer diants of E.?t
eni .orill 1 aroiina is r.articularln invited
in nur -..,.5,
? ' NOAH WALKER ft To
imore street
ap-j-no-io-lm retersbt
5odiJs, HAEmaS, BBJDJ.ES, COl
r t n t
jurg, a.
LAPS
P. M, STEWARD
Manuficturer and dealer iu
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS, &C.
Constantly on hand covered and open
seat McClellan Saddles, Shaftoe and Plain
Citizens Saddles, Carriage, Bupgie, 7Egon,
Cart and Plough Harness, Felt Saddle
Cloths, Whips, Bts'; Spurs, &c, &c.
Orders solicited.
p. :.r. STEWARD.
Nio. 00 Sycamore Street.
ap-23 no-lG-3m.
Petersburg; Va.
0 R. (h 0 I) D I K8
COMPOCND GENTIAN BITTETtS
Cures eh ill mic Pirur !
nr-s cnllls an
tion, Collie.
Asthma. Ni
...... -j'.jljMrt, IIKII
ck St'.miach Bronchitis,
ral'-ia. Bhntoatism tri
ZLV A UNIVERSAL TONIC.
4 . ....
i sure, sai ana relin
cure for all Ia!arial disen
eases refjuring a "eiiprnl t
Perpr.red only by Djj.
and for sale evervwli re.
prevent i
KB -J...I
1. A. II. GOD
WIGGINS.
JAMES T
(oiiccessorto J. 11. BakHkA Co.) Proprie
tiry Agent and Wholesale deaier in Patent
Medicfnea. Norfolk, Vir.ini.i.
April 23d, ISttf. . no-lG-12m.
SALE OF VALUABLE EE AL AND
PERSONAL ESTATE.
IX W. KXTOX X. C.
BY ant:,
tnent,
n me, bv an assign-
(Uh
Febl-Uf
of the
the pi-
ar;
ubl it
linAiti
or icsa
are Iocs
mcnt.
Then
and ji!-
Instrun
of .Uuih
it -hen furniture and
aluable, but too num-
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ar:
on, N. C, April ISth 18G9
GHAN;) SAL
OF
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f t.
SD TEIISOXAL PiiOPKUTY.
PY THE
HOETH CliKOLINA REAL A1W
PERSONAL ESTATE AGENCY.
RALEIGH X. C.
S 1 00,000 C 1P1TOL ST )( K.
j Crf.VRTEKKD BY THE LEG ISLATCBE 07 X0R71I f
CAKOLIXA, FEB. 2StII, 1569.
Joep-i G. Hestei:,
Josepu Dixox, Vie
President,
President-
Johx c. Hk-ter, bec'y. and Treas.
Rout. G. Lewis, Legal CounseU.ir.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS -JAS.
H. FOOTE, Pres. Home Ins. Co.
J. C. PALMER.
2f
3,000 Valuabee Pieces of Property ! w'th the PT0? h WJ draV. - a do
to be Disposed of, Worth $146,693 ! ' P-,cate re?,s-T or the tickets sold will be
' (. kept ; so that, in the event of losfcof tick-
.1 et, the accident may ,bc remedied and
' i no mistake can occur, i .
REAL ESTATE The DraWW -ill . .,
FINE iMIIWICBaL-
seve:
the f'iiv of Pilots
vut- in .irrenion, warren lo..
c.
ure tlotel in lavlorsville, Cou
icat
One Lot, eontainiu 8 acres in kUA
aooui luree-icrunus ot a mile from the
Capitol; about 2. acres in forest of Oaks
and Hickory, house fronting the street and
and about 60 feet back; walk to house 15
feet wide, planted on either side with
Emoisimus for hedge, with a marble statue
of the goddess Flora on the one side full
size a fine piece of scnlnture. said to hm
1. A. A.1 . . r . 1
, .. " . "
cost 1,500. On the other side. Sun Dial
on marble column, both on granite pedes-
laJl Rnt "f5 on th.. stret-
on newea granite bas.;, with granite gate
posts. The grounds in the grove arr high
ly fertilized and well set with Clover and
Orchard Gras. The remaining 6 acres are
nigniy lennizea, producing, last rear, be-
j . u i . . . . r . '
much hay and vegetables, 4 bales of
Lortan.
' The Dwelling, of brick, is 42x35 with
VSSl J t T?
SelThSlirftS
i 7' i?"V"d bf dlln.?. ro?in lgjf-
1 . u tau.iics. vtll II 140 a UO.
tted up. On
large rooms.
the middle floor there are two
with fire-places and fine variriegated Ital-
ian Marble. Mantels, and a spacious Hall
j and open room for enjoying the summer
breezes. In the th rd story are twol rge
1 aim vim mil; 11 iui 111 1 iui , an wun nre
places, and a la ge passage, with cases for
Wardrobe. In the attic story is a small "
dormitory, with stairs to the s .-tittle in the
i roqf. . , .
r There is a portico to the house Sxl5 feet
' with floor of hewed granite slabs. The
steps of the building, in front and rear, are
of hewed granite, with iron banisters ;
and all the door and window sills are of
hewed granite, and all the sash hunp on
The wood work of the building
oicest material and the entire
i-sntly painted.
hon s consist of a Barn 4Cx29
asement walled with granite.
h for 12 horses or cows, with
and n the two ends, one end
up tor lour nulcn cows ; a horse ata-
; ble 14x2tr teet ; a carriage house 1 x24feet'
i a house -for servants 1 x36 feet well finish
ed, with two fire-places and recently paint-
d and has a good drv cellar : a Briek
Smoke lionse, 20x20 feet, of very high
pitch, shedded al ronn t with wood, gear
and chicken house under the shed ; and a
spacious Ice house, walled with granite
Through the grove passes a branch, with
never failing failing spring of pore cool
water. Immediately uelow this is a srraii-
ite mi k hnnfo tl.e water nf
.. t""e
:.. l 1 . .
rooms be.
including Elm grov
Xlie? pre
the Al-stoi
House coi
laselnent, 4 out-boildings,
U Lt contains 7 acres.
T attractive. Price ft8.(00
pertj in Warrenton, known as
i House is in perfect order, the
itaiving eight large and comfotta
S double Pi.1tzaand Porticos,
i Gie mo.-t coiuiiianding locations
. e, beautifully surrounded by a
ove "jpf-eak, ill: fact is. said to be
handsomest residences in North
ail the out buildings are ymost
i iy arranged. Containing t-i.-!.'.
tiea, 5000j dollars hasXbeen
r the above roperty since the
It
a :
ilejjuM va'uable pieco-
Price 5,(0P.
rlorsville is- Tery . at-cheap-
It is a llo
it " a fleurihing mi
houss.ind or more in
l one quare from h
College, no school of
the hue of the Atlan-
tractive va'u.'t
tel .it the CM1
growing; rflat
habitant's and
gool and Houi
1 b
ated in
e Mounta
ii truly
itainiui;
re m-Wy
four
fnnt
ind ode frtv
pnc?s:aTV
i.oO
51
6
12
Us.
aeh
itnt
bes
Cast
280
il 1K!0
3,3n.
4.i"K0
1
tht latent
of H. D.
Tcry bc.- t
p
Me tv
Ml th.
"Kftis-nc Hros. N. Y.
p rsonal propV-rtv it
)f Hvster lbo." &
le Street, R.-.leL-h, M
sample of it
or a
Th-' North
Estate A' :).--.-
roml
aJLcJv
CO OPERATIVE DRAWING
in orJer to acconipnih tl
i tickets, at ' .
sell
TWO DOLLARS EACH.
and the purchaser .rill be entitled to one
chance m the drawing for every ticket pur
cnased. . r
T, ! S: FOOTlt' President Home Ins.
Lo., have been ccnstidotcd a Heard of
uperviscrs, and will hate cxcUnive con
rol and tnanasrement of th ;.
nui anu inana!rein-tit ,.f k .1
TKr :n .i s .. ..
see that each person is ImB. i-IHA
J ... HI
tie. distril.nf ion t-,1
MSiS!-?
j . . ... . " vn-Kcts., oi WUttt
due notice wi
nie company is workmc under Am
provis.ons of a special Charter o, r
M!T . "fril1 Am)y of. North Car
I 1 ... 1 . . c-
Oillia. cnir.n-.
.s the rrtmiHtir fca
.rhmnl.. f. il A.ll ... . . J
A ii u 7 U contractu.
All the above mentioned property will
certainly be disposed of u above stated
and those drawing it will be invested witr
the tale in fee simple.
:C7 No member of the Company is aV
lowed to purchase anv ticket.
All moneii
nf V mail
cr s rik ; that sent bv Express Register
ed Mrs, Checks or Drafts, it the r
Draft. at t ka nek
Ji 1.1c owpany.
N . pidperty will he listed unless the
title is indisputable.
FrrJ7.ei:-inforn,atior' MrctL
Otr ICL N.C. U.& P. F icrvrv
e V W -
No. -0 irayetUville Street
ille Street,
apr 15-tf
Raleigh, N. C.
TV' H c?
U ' HA:
j Warrenton, and rep nHy hi TUr
ces to the public. J "
i uiru us x rr y anumiaui, passing in a Stone
n. "k trough through tk milk hon, and
j discharfiing in a crystal fish pond, somp
1 15x11 '0 feet, in which is a larg- variety xif
. fish, many of them bo Jauie that they at
' from your lingers. Price 610, 000
1 One large and convenient House in th
j City of Raleigh, on Newbern, Street, built
;.on the most improved plan, with Iargt;
j comfortable rooms, double parlors, all ne
j cessry out-houses. Lot contains 1 acre. 1
large oak grove ; a very dedirabU piece of
, property. Price $6,500-
Oue larpe House in Newburn, Blood
' worth and East Streets. This House con
! tains 20 rooms, suitable for a Boarding
I house, necessary out-buildings. .jSize of
i lot acre. .Valuable property. Oak gtore
in the yard- Price 5 000.
I, One large House pn Newbern street, 8
tl
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