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OFFICIOUS ADVISERS.

It is natural, we suppose, that the
events now passing in Virginia should
interest and attract the attention of her
well wishers in al! parts Of the country.
And We are no doubt grateful to all who
cheer us with words of hope and kind
ness. But the Wilmington Star calls
our attention to different class. Some
of the extreme democratic papers of the
North, with the so called democratic
New York World at their head, are still
lavish of their disinterested ~ advice to
the people of the South. They are espe-
clally extravagant in counsel to the 'un-
reconstructed voters of Virginia, Missis-
sippi and Texas, begging them to reject
their State constitutions whenever and
III whatever form presented One of
their principal REAL objects is TO pre-
vent the ratification of the 18th amend
ment, as they do not wish the mere
handful of negroes at the North TO vote
The reader will remember that Con-
gress has made the ratification of the
18th amendment a condition precedent
to the restoration of Virginia, Mississippi
and Texas to- the Union. SO our dear
democratic friends at the North would
have these States remain 'out in the cold
indefinitely, if they will only reject ali
the terms offered by Congress- which
are certainly the best terms that they
ever will get.
1t will ba long time, we imagine, be-
fore the Southern people will again be
found under the influence and leadership
Of the New York World, the New York
Democrat, &o.-journals which have no
real interests in common with us, and
which are simply actuated by motives
of personal interest. Let these advisers
of the South attend to their own bust
ness, and we will attend to ours. They
have already done us incalculable harm,
as we all know to our sorrow.
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Rs~ The plan of taking several bites
at cherry, proposed to be pursued by
some of the /" high-strung principle"
men, they conceive to be very shrewd.
They admit the necessity of clectins
Walker as Governor, and a proper Leg
isiature under him, to tone down the
harsh features of the Constitution, but
their shrewdness suggests to them not to
put themselves on record as voting for
a CONSTITUTE on comforting negro suffrage.
They want to have it to say by-and-by,
that their wisdom and sagacity prompt
ed them to vote against it, They forget
the adage of "as well eat the devil as
to drink his BROTH" and possibly when
they begin o parade their wisdom
! and sagacity" Oh this subject, they may
be reminded on the part of the people
OF that adage. These gentlemen are
also reminded that the oath most of them
have taken to support all acts of the
Congress of the United States, has put
them Oh record already 10 favor of ne
gro suffrage and the reconstruction laws
and their wriggling and squirming in
this instance can't wipe out that record.
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1t is gratifying to know that our peo-
pie everywhere throughout the State
are beginning to stir themselves They
are aroused. They see the danger that
lies just ahead, and will labor earnestly
to avert it. But we want to see our
canvassers at work. We should have
our strong champions. our eloquent
men on the hustings. Virginia should
be dashed into tempest by their fiery
eloquence, that would sweep away the
"refuge of lies" behind which our enc
mics, in their cath bound leagues, con-
coct their schemes of vllainy. With
an almost united Press, and as much
speaking talent az any State of this
Union can boast, it would be burning
shame to allow our cause TO be lest. We
must get our people up to the highest
pitch of excitement, and we shall find
that the effect will be electrical. 1t
will extend to the new voters, thousands
of whom will array themselves with
the live party We should get what
the stump speakers call the "hurrah"
on the RAIDS. We can do this, and
make Wells electioneering campaign
such an uphill business, that he will
be glad to quit, and resume his favorte
pastime of croquet on the Capitol
Square for the brief remnant of his term
of office.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Albert Tyler, coored, was executed
at Richmond Saturday for poisoning
Pauline Hubbard, also colored, whose
child Tyler had attempted to outrage
and who had threatened to have him
| arrested. Tyler, who seemed little bet
ter than a brute in intelligence, con-
fessed the crime on the scatfod. A
large crowd Was present. Tyler died
instantly.
The Spanish gunboat Austria reports
having chased a suspicious looking
steamer that was lurking along the Gu
ban coast and having fred at her tc
bring her to, but the vessel hoisted the
American colors and continued on her
course Captain General Dulce has
asked to be Immediately relieved from
duty
A prize fight between Hicken and
Carroll took place below Baltimore on
Thursday, which enaed on the fourth
round by foul on the part of Hicken,
who attempted to gouge CAROLS eye.
A free fight ensued and revolvers were
used, but few persons We're injured.
Senator Brownlow is out in letter
favoring Senter for Governor of Tonnes
see over Stokes. The principal reason
he gives is, that while both Senter and
Stokes advocated Brownlow's election
10 the Governorship, Stokes's support
ers afterwards denounced him, and
Stokes ran against him for United States
Senator.
The President has expressed his sat
isfaction regarding the quiet and order
in Mississippi, He said the election
would not be ordered until after Virgil
MIA votes, but thought the middle of
August or 1st of September would be
a good time for the election.
The Commercial Convention at New
Orleans has adopted a report asking
further aid from the General Govern
ment for removing distinctions from
the Mississippi river,
The Abingdon Virgnian announces
the death OF Doct. w. II. Pitts, in the
44th year of his age. He had been a
practitioner of medicine in that town
for "a years.
The Index says: Political feeling is
just now quite lively in town--and as
in days of yore, we see gatherings of
people on the street corners, and at the
store doors, and in private offices--dis-
cussing the times. AS the canvass pro-
crosses we may expect to see the excite
ment increase-and, doubtless, i" little
Petersburg" will cast heavy vote
A number of influential gentlemen of
New York have organized themselves
into Southern Land Company, under
a charter from the North Carolina Leg.
islature, with a capital of one quarter Of
a million.
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Remember that there is to be . new
registration. Remember that if you don't
register you can't vote. Remember that
your vote will be matter of vital inn
portance to your mother State, Register
then, in order that you may vote.
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Hgss@ That somewhat notorious sheet,
The lmperiaGst, sometimes makes good
shot, as will be seen by reading the fol-
lowing THAT intensely Red Repub-
lican sheet. Wilkes Spirit of the Times,
scouts at the theory that all men are not
born equal. Nevertheless it devotes
whole pages to the pedigree Of race hors-
es Blood, it seems, will tell in horses,
but not in men. Whether Mr.. Wilkes
is descended from a king or a cobbler is,
in his opinion, a matter. of no conse-
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his horse should trace his origin to some
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MATERIAL INTERESTS

Landowners, do you want to sell
your surplus lands? Do you want i'm
migrants to come into our State? If so,
vote for Walker. A party of land
hunters were in our town last week.
They said that many persons in the
North were making preparations to
come to Virginia and would do so if
Walker is elected But if Wells is the
man they will not come. Won't place
themselves under negro and carpet-bag
rule. --Farmville News.
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MERCHANDISE f0R REAL ESTATE

4 FIRM retiring from the business,
"A offers for sale stock of fine tailor's
and clothier's Trim mings, together with
It nice assortment of Ladies' silk and
velvet Dress Buttons, and would take in
exchange for portion of the purchase,
the Southern States. Property in or near
a city prelerred. This is q desirable OPP
for any wishing to commence
business or to add I; department of tn IS
kind TO Il business already established.
Address Box 30 / pOSGOfTica. New NOrk.
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The views of Secretary Fish and the
President, it is we'll known, are tavora-
be to the cause of Cuba. Senior Roberts
some time ago desired an expression
from the Secretary condemnatory of
the Cuban instruction, but the Secre-
tary declined to make use of anything
of the sort, and coolly Informed the
Minister that while the laws should be
enforced where they benefited Spain,
the government and people of this
country were, as body, in strong SYM
patty with the insurgents.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR COLONEL

WALKER.
We are requested to announce the
additional appointments fol
Col. G. G. Walker, candidate for Cover.
nor:
Fincastle, June I'd.
Lexington, June 4th,
Woodstock, June 7th (court-day.)
Harrisonburg, June 9th. .
Winchester, June 18th.
Leesburg, June 14th (court-day)
Alexandria, June 18th.
Front Royal, June 10th.
Luray, Page county, June 18th.
Culpeper G. H June 81, (conrt-day.,
Warrenton, June 23d.
Charlottesville, June 25th.
Louisa G. H., June Goth.
6taunton, June 2Sth lcourt-day.)
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Consisting of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS I
Black Silks at / 80, rs. 90, 225, 2 rs up
to the best.
Fancy Dress Goods fl ON 20 cents to 81 90
Nenq Stock OF Summer Dress, in Japa-
nese Cloths, Striped and Figured Lenos,
and many other novelties in Summer
Dress Goods; Sd and 81 Black Craps,
Moretz, S-4 Black and White Berages and
Grape and MoretZ. Sd Black Grenadines
at 50, 10 and 90 per yard. Gren adines
and all Silk Hernanis at low price.
New stock o Organizes. Printed Jaco-
nets, Lawns and Porcales.
Full line of White Goods, Cam brics aud
Jaconets, Plain, Paid and Striped Main
socks, Plain, Plaid and Striped Swiss
Muslin, Victoria and Bishop LAWS, In
dia TWillS, Brilliants, Cambria Dimit1 !,
White Piques, Shirt Fronts. Cambria and
Swiss Edgings and lnsertings, Richard
sons Shifting and Fronting Linens, 4
Sheetings, Pillow Linens, Stair Linens,
Huckaback Towels and ToWeling, Bleach ,
e and Brown Table Linens, and Nap
Rins.
OUR SPECIALITY.
Clot' and Cassimeres for Men and
Boys Wear, SUI mer Pants Goods for
Boys, White Linen Drills and Ducks
Brown do.
In Hosiery and Gloves we call special
attention.
A. f. Stewards best Alexander Kid
Gloves in colars, and Black and White
all sizes
Our Domestic Stock always full ana
sold at lowest prices. All Prints l21Ac
CAPPS & PEET,
Popular Dry Goods Store,
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ass-' The Louisville Courier is quoted

asg The Louisville Courier is quoted
as authority for the statement that it
will cost nne millions of dollars per an
mum to carry iuto effect in Virginia the
constitutional plan of connty organiza-
ton. This is sheer nonsense The
Courier merely repeated story first
started in Virginia. 1t has no knowl-
edge upon the subject, and its opinion,
therefore, would not be wolth a button
if it had given one. Why all this mis-
representation Where are the figures?
The county school tax cannot exceed
fifty cents on the hundred dollars worth
of property, and may he only Ten cents.
The new system need not cost the coun-
ties one dollar more than the present
system costs them. Such is our under
standing of it.
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aes- That sort of practicabiity which
says, vote for Walker and the right sort
of Legislature, and then vote against
the Constitution, we should think would
be OF low discount in these troublous
times. The address of R. u. Daniel
Chairman of the Executive committee
Of the Conservative party, says " not to
vote with our friends is to give half
support to our enemies" But if we are
RENTED back to Congress by the rejec-
ton Of the Constitution, Mr.. Daniel will
find it is to give whole " support to
our enemies. "
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NJ O a i c Il

The Ferry Boat UNION will be taken
off the Line on TU ESDAY, the Ist day OF
June, for necessary repairs and painting.
During The time there will be "only one
Boat on" and much time may be saved
10y persons observing that the Boat leaves
Portsmouth on the quarters and Norfolk
on the hours and halves.
First trip from Portsmouth at a to 4
O'Clock ~. IN.
First trip from Norfolk at 4 o'clock a. IA.
Last Portsmouth at Il to 8
o'clock p m.
Last trip from Norfolk at o'clock p. IN.
jel ct j. II. PORTER, Agent.
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New Advertisements.

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T. Young Men, who having erred, desire
better manhood. Sent in sealed letter
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return the postage. Address PHILAN-
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aEs~ Wells is in no hurry to be cleo
ted Governor of Virginia, as he is Gov
ernor already, and his paper are goad-
ng on the imprac:icable to vote against
the Constitution, as he knows if we are
RENTED to Congress for its future &C
ton, he will have the thing sure on the
next election. The " high-strung' gem
tlemen had best look at this matter in
its true light, and vote so as to give Wal
ker and the Legislature elected under
him the benefit of their votes by giving
him Constitution which he and the
Legislature can strip of its rigors
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TARBORO' AND WILLIAMSON
RAILROAD,

President Stubs and General Lewis,
the Engineer Of the Tarboro' and Will
}iamston Railroad, state that the work
upon this road is being rapidly pushed
forward. Col. Whitford, the agent of
the contractors, has already employed
upwards of two hundred hands for graz
ding, which would rapidly be increased
to four hundred It is believed the en-
tire road will be completed within the
year 1t will be thirty-two miles long,
and will run through the richest por-
tons of Edgecombs, Pitt and Martin
counties. The Wilmington Journal gives
these facts, and says this road will bring
that city in direct connection with the
best corn and bacon producing por tions
of the State, and will undoubtedly have
favorable influence upon the trade and
prices of these important articles. But
call roads lead to Norfolk nowadays
we have kept our eye steadily fixed
upon this road, and as it leads to Roam
oke river. we regard it as one of the
channels of Norfolk trade and commerce.
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Hsa. The French Atlantic Cable, it is
announced, will be completed by the first
Of June, only one hundred and seventy
miles of the line having to bs made
The Great Eastern, with the cable
aboard, and with the tenders, will leave
Sheerness, near the mouth of the Thames,
on June 10th, and after coaling at Port
land, will proceed to Brest. From Brest
the Great Eastern will Immediately
start for st. Pierre, off Newfoundland,
while two other ships will sail for st.
Pierre direct, to lay the portion of the
line between St. Pierre and Duxbury,
Massachusetts,. The land line from
Duxbury to n. York is already in course
OF construction.
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Ia CEAN VIEW OEEL.

This celebrated Watering Place will be
opened for the reception of Visitors on
THURSDAY, JUNE THE 3RD.
1t has been thoroughly refitted re-
papered and repainted, and otherwise
improved for the comfort of guests.
ne surf Bathing, Sea Air, Fish. Crabs,
oysters, &C., to be en- Dyed at Ocean View
are unsurpassed by any other Sea Side
Watering Place in the country A large
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Table will be supplied with the very.best
Edibles to be- obtained in this section.
The Ear is stocked with the very best
Segars and Liquors.
Visitors may feel assured that every
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Board &l2 a week, or $3.50 day.
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PARKER d CO.'S
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OF every description, you can purchase
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yALUAR,E MEDICAL RnOK ,

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~ o q ID o "A r. u,
NJ -
On Reasonable Terms, with or without
Rooms, can be obtained in the most de-
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son street, opposite Christ Church.
Two EXCELLENT Rooms for Married Cou-
pies can be had if early application is
made.
A few Furnished Rooms, from So to $l5
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NOR SAHiPLE FOrkiNG.--
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TUESDAY MORNING, June /, 1869.