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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-11-05

The report of the committee was, on mo-
ton of Col. Moore received and adopted
as whole.
On motion of Maj. Engelhard, the
Chairman was requested to forward copy
of these resolutions to the Governor and
State Proxy as expressive of the sense of
of the citizens on the subject of the lease,
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Ddi Ly Journal 30ih.
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BROWNS COTTON GINS

INGERSOLL'S COTTON PRESSES,
for sale by
DAWSON, TEEL & HENNING,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

ciccIdl NotlcCs VIII De charged SZUU pefbquaI
I reachand every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications Of every
charac ter, are charged as advertisements
As-No advertisement, rejecting upon privat
ADMITTED.
Moore and NJ Cronly, ESD, appointed
Secretaries
On motion of Col. Atkinson, a commit
tee of FIVE gentlemen were appointed bv
The Chair to draft resolutions expires.
slVe OF the sense of the citizens regarding
the proposed lease. This committee was
made to consist Of Col. J. w. Atkinson.
Don. McRae, Esq, DR.. A. j. DeRosSet,
Maj. J. A. Engelhard, DR.. w. W. Harriys.
After retiring the committee returned
and reported the following resolutions
ReSOlced, That the lease of the North OarOhna
Railroad To the Ra'eigh and Gast0u IailCa AL
Company, which has lately been Effected, amt
which is to be submitted to the Stockhol crs ot
the sai1 North CaroLns Railroad Company on
the llth day of November next TOR their Tatifica-
tlon or reJecti0u does not meet the approval Of
this meeting.
LIST. Because We believe il to be Il violation or
Railroad Company, aud fraud upon this Bond
holders
81 Because We kuOw o. nothing III the charter
| OF the ltalegh and Gsston Railroad Company
which allows that Company to extend jts road
beyond Its chartered limits either bv uurchase ur
lease, or otherwise.
Sd. Because it is calcul lated and We believe in.
tended, to deceive the Private Stockholders for
while 1t promises six per cent. upon the capital
stock, 1t will not, after deductlng interest upon
bonds, dividend upon preferred stock provision
for sinking fund to meet the boarded debt and
otner necessary expenses, pay the Private stock
holders more than three per cent.
4th Because it has been leased for totally
inadequate price--the sum fixed for the lease
being only $240 COO, while the publish ed report of
clear profit of 1896, ,844, and above ali opera
| ting eXpeDses-belng an excess Of sl5GSl over
the amount or the lease, and increase of
$50, 245 over the receipts of tho previous year.
5th because the certain increase i'll tEc future
receipts OF the road have not been reg 4rdcd in the
| arrangement Of the terms Of the lease, while it
must In a very few years render the amount Of
the lease still more rdiculously dispropOrtiOnatc
to the value Of the road.
9th. Because it was secretly done, and was not
let TO taIr open, and honorable competition.
1th. because it perverts great work built by
the State of North Carolina for North Carolina
purposes, to objects and uses decided hostile
to the best interests of North Carolina.
ReS0lCed further, That it is the sense OF ths
meeting that the representatives Of the stock
| held in this city, which amounts TO moro than
| ne-tenth of the individual stock o! the COMPANY
| should, at the meeting of the Stockholders to bc
held in Raleigh on the 11th of November next,
oppose the ratification OF said lease, and to IL
sist IL it be necessary to lease the road at all
that it shall be done openly and fairy-Gving to
al parties fair and equal oppOr tunity to bid fer
the same.
DONALD MACRAE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-11-05

Perhaps no one medi-
cine Is 50 universally re-
quircd by everybody as
u cathartic, nor was ever
amy before 81 universal
ly adopted into use, in
every country and among
Hll classes, as this mild
but efficient puIgative
PiII. The obvious rca-
SON is, that it is a more re-
liable and far more ctfcc-
tual remedy than any
other ThnSn who have
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-11-05
A. A. McKETHAN & SONS

"A. MCKETHAN L. SONS
OFFER FOR SALE, AT REDUCED PRICES,
35 nO-top Buggies,
6 standing. top Buggies,
sliding. seat top Buggies, for two or four
persons,
Is Rockaways, for three or four persons,
OF THEIR OWN MAKE.
For sale cheaper than they can be purchased.
North or South, of the SANE CLASS or
WORK.
Made OF best materials and by experienced
WOrkmen, and WARRANTED twelve months.
Cotton deliveIe1 in Fayetteville or Wilmington, ],
will be taken in exchange. Less than One-hGT
the Cotton necessary to purchase Buggy in
1859 Will pay for one now.
Ss- They invite persons wishing to purchase to
examine their stock and make their own selec-
tions
good supply of HARNESS kept on hand.
Repairing done promptly at low rates.
Fayetteville, n. O., oct 13 14-6t-36-4t
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DaiLY JourndL 31SL.
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Nervous Debility.

81 1yca
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-02
PIANOS.

TNaHE GOLD Va ED 1 T. ives award
i ed at the late fair (D Baltimore) to
Chas NJ. Sti fl, for the b' st Pianos now
made over Baltimore, philadelphia, and
Now York Pianos. Office and War,rooms
Nj North Liberty s., near Blllimore
St, Baltimore, Md.
Stieff's Pitnos have all the latest improve
ments, including tie Agraife Treble, Ivory
Fronts, end the improved French Actit n
Fully warranted for five gears, with priv !.
lege of exchange within tweIYe months, If
not entirely satisfactory 10 purchss'r.
Second hand Pianos and Parlor Organs
always on hand from $50 to $500.
Reference, who have our Pianos in use
Gen. X. f Lee, Lexington, Va, Gen. Roht.
Rtwson, Wilmington, N. c., Gen. d. ii
/ Hill, Charlotte, N. c., Gov. John Letcher,
Lexington, Va, D. b. Payne & Brother
/ LyncLburg, Va, Martha Washington Col
lege, Abingdon, Va. Terms liberal. A
/ call is solicited, oct30 ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-02
WALL BXAaBaP M

EsTILLVILLE, Va, on Monday, 10Th july,
BLOUNTVlLLE, Tenn, on Tuesday, 18th July,
BRISTOL, Tenn, on Wednesday, l4th July,
ABINGDON, Va, on Thursday, 10Th July,
GLADE SPRING, Va, on Friduy, 10th July,
MARION, Va, on Saturday. Eth July.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-02

W.T. JO1lAN lsO W ~ Ntlt unnecessary -
the age.
ultles with the Master Of tine Circle.
THE NONPAKElL LEWIS, the ColorcI
Boy Wonder, natural amateur Equcsi TiHn D..
Ormerly slave. The act Of hoIN. ,unu>iiu
~ tins boy Of color * the most daring Rud
flashing feature Of artistic eXceilcncc-riding
a bnre-bAcktd horse, jumping high fences
carrying hts body la every v2fs.IS ~ S'g+an,
susR7ys
En LEWIS WILLIS win Introduce tho
novel net entitled "Sceins Of the thUrokc'
Chief aud his Wild Wupltn," and with full
aud vivid display oftlis wild animal, lrupug
gates through balloons, al break-uerlS sfrrI.
In addition, the Troupe comprises the lam
GUS Juvenile Department. OF Equpstrians, con-
sstlng OF SiXTEEN BEAUTIFUL Chill
DREN.
ZooIsGTcAI. COLONY The Hoolopical De-
partmeut comprises the following list of ant
mails:
a HERD or TAPIR8, p rare and wonderful
animal, from the Interior OF Asia. This Herd
has been Imported AT an immense expense Tor
Rom NSOS 4 GREAT DOMBlNATION, aud moro
over, they are the only lNl1g specimens ul
the animal ever hrungh to the GlitCd StHiCs
iVodnced by Mr.. Johnson; African Lion and
fartnry, Civet, Copyhare, Ground COatt, Al
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-02
DUBLIy, VA, March 10, 1869.

UCBLlNi VA, MATCH NJ IbOV'
Mn. +. u. STARKg, Richmond, Va:
DtGT Sir After several days trial, pronounce
the " Dixie" complete success 1t is by for tho
lightest draft Plow TO turn the lotdh and depH it
does that ever saw. l shall certainly give the
" Dixie a fair trial in turning clover the coming
Summer. If yon induce any one to take my new
left hand Lexington at hdif cost I'll take Dixie. -
Very respectfully, WIN. T. HART.
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airlp aaS giarSsm.

TRY Than AS pertinent TO thus
C,lnmn Of our paper we reccmcnd that
purchases be made Of The following
Houses;
.Arricul,urol implements, ard Seod'
Car garden and field, II Sinclair Il Go.
u. whitman & Sons, md n. W
Slade g. Co., Baltimore, j. ii. S'arl
and Watt g. Knight, Richmond, aud &
Billups, Norfolk, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-02

WIspoM,-The following tcrse COM
plication of wisdom was communicated
to the New England Farmer;
Too many beans are deficient in win
ter.
Money invested in needed tools pays
a high per cent.
The moro comfortable you can keep
your animals, the more they they will
thrive.
A good COW is n valuable machine
aud the mere food she properly digests
the greater the pro TT
" A few roots daily, to all tho stock
are as welcome as apples to boys and
girls.
Iron shoes on sleds last Iifc-iimc,
They are really cheaper in the end than
wooden ones.
All animals arc fond of sunshine
Let them bask in it, if possible.
Replace all the bars, when you often
pass, by strong gates, and then wonder
that you didn't do SO before.
A borrowed tool, if broken, should
promptly be replaced by new one,
a nice sense Of honor in such matters
is much to be commended.
u seemed strange that housekccpcrs
dou't buy pals aud tubs with brass
hoops aud trimmings They cost Il
hulc more at 6rst, but last wonder fully
Build safe, easy stairs wherever nee
ded in barns, aud save breaking youl
bones climbing dangerous ladders
Give quart of meal daily TO each Of
your young animals, anl you will soon
be pralSing them to your ueigbbors.
Where a watering tab il needed
abroad il should be deop one, and So
partly in the ground, Il will NOT frcez,
then in the coolest weather so as to Civ,
M o. trouble.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-02

or EDUCATED HORSES, introducing twenty
Ough-bred Horses. 4. SfGNoR ADoLPff CAST
MONKEYS AND GoSTs, from De Rossi's Car
dens, Genoa, Italy. >. MADAME GERTRUDE
BoUXARIEs SPECIALITY, from the Alhamhla
Leicester Square, London the latest sensa-
uon-with her magnificent den Of Perform,
,ng Lions, "IIero," "Don," Cruiser and
"Etna. g. WILSON'S AUSTRALIANS GYM
NAsTiC ALLIANCE, under the special superVi-
sion of Mr.. John Wilson, assisted by twenty
first class Gymnasts, Tumblers and Naulters.
l. SIoMANs SOUTH AMERICAN VAUDEVILLE
COMPANY, Athletes, Acrobats and Pantoml-
mists. g. ]. +. RoBINsoN's, Jr.,s SCHOOL Foi
TRAINING HORSES. giving free the art of train
ing and subduing vicious Horses, introducing
the English hunter " Hiawatha." Q. j. Q. \
UEMINGWAY'S COLLECTION of Native Ameri
can Wild Animas-Dancing Bears, TraincC
slks, Deer, Panthers and Leaping Butfaloes
40 @. w. JoHNsoN's PERFoRMiNG EIFruAN1
EMPRESS" weighing nearly four tons, for
merly the property of the Niceroy of Egypt
imported for tho American Geological lusii
tutO.
,sSass mon: among tie at', I've Rs'.r.NI
wing:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-02

BELMONT, KING WILLIAM Co, Oct. l, lses.
Mr.. i. II. STARKE-Si After giving your new
Plow a very severe trial. am compelled to say ii
comes up fully to your recommendation. Upon pea
fallow II surpasses any pillow have ever seen used.
In no instance have / seen 1t choke except where
there WAS close clay soil, which not In proper
order for blowing All who have seen 1t work are
pleascds J am, very truly yours,
Nm. V. CRoXToS.
BE Call at Fowler Gltboncy's and see samples
Of these Flows. apr ? ly
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TIE THO HORSE PLOF tcW 10 Better ana
Hearter H0rk Maa other Three Ho1 50 Piots.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-02
IN AMERICA, AIDED BY
EEAINRES t Al Ten SHOWS

l. RonrNsoNs GREAT CONVERSATION Snow
Living wild Animals and Equestrian Selec-
lions. 2. WoMBoLD's MENAGERIE, in parts
Geological and Ornitholosical, from Lonuon,
a MOSS FRANCOIS BoYDs PARTISAN SCHOOL
, blooded Arabian and English Hunter thor.
-,,,n's ITALIAN TROUPE OF EDUCATED DOCS
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d.
t'iiu" te,iv Eru,.,ii iou TIE only flrAl.c,ax
9.,.n.-j .l,...t.o o.. Nfi-t-g5"',.
s. l...G. tHN\' 80. jur liea-.li!Ei aud b.iI-
I;.''f i,..i. tlul-. lrtartr..
81 Nlfh.-it M \!:tisl;tr, The graceful ans
st'nIl rt-ll,'-tp.aI rrtcltrr al t-iuitItiuL. u!
st.-urtIi 'ur 4.riit's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he celebrated Llon
fi't'it tI'I''--.
Ai.L j. WILSON. the aferr i.urnrrnir s1cenr
ara imrH',,1 isiIrt ,H'iu F"Si -il"rSe Prine:-
pas Ituu-lI1ttu.
MR. IU.l& ltBNSON, P,mcipa Trica
iu.HrItuA Stulttu ,tuitl~t.
.HR. j.. .NCIDFuUuH shakSprrinn ind
Nautical EuutsIi Dam.
Mt. GEu. S!|EiAN, tile daring SIu.h
\ 'lrric.tu Equestrian ANA AC.ubHt.O P-t
EIEiIrr.
Mr.. a, y. iGn. NSuS, the great DIAmatb
Equestrian Hutt NHuliVr.
SIG. ADULril HhANDlSI, the Italian trick
Clown.
MIR. FIiANK ItnDlNSoN, the great Amen.
can Jester uud S.,it-splittcr, an iiuGiernl u
thc SoNeTcigns OF MuHus.
ppular Clown, aud one OF the great eat wits
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-02

Write to Col. II. W Hughes, at Abingdon, Va, for
full particulars Of the Starke Pillow. lie IL one OF
the most scientific and entcrprisng farmers IN the
country and recommends it above any other Plow
he has ever known.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-02
DAVID f. FOUTZ, PrOprietOi,

For sale by Druggists aud storekeepers throughout
the Unitd States Canadas and South America.
Nv. I5 1861
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-16

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Sees ma asa 81 h.4t &segesss ana Asaa
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-16

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-16
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
Reported expressly tor the JOURNAL.
Nav YoRK. Feb
p Al 3 o,eIock z. 70 sl95l.

Coin at 3 O'Clock T, M,, 1885,
RmAHKs. Flour The market, the
past week, has been exceedingly fHctu-
atiug, we quoted last Thursday at an
advance, since then there bas bees q
decline and yet We quote to-day Super
State, in one grade the same as last
week We are pleased to notice n bet
ter feeling in the market more active
" and in good demand Rye -four is
steady ut orr quotations Buekwheat
We qgots at no advance. Cornneal Is
in lutte demand.
Graia-Wheat is quite Gctiye, with
decline in price on white, but advance
on spring the decline on freights il
operating iayorably on the export trade
Corn We quote al considerable adj
vance and the market Is firm demand
good for home consumption.
Bpiier Ruled dull and heavy the
past week, but the last three days With
increasing demand Arrivals are fall
ing off, aud much firmer feeling pre-
walls, we quote at an advance Of three
to four cents per ID on last weeks fig
ures Fine butter is very scarce and
for the choicest kinds eyea more than
out side figures can be reached
Cheese Prices are steady-depand
tirst-rate for home consumption at out
side figures.
Eggs The demand is fair with unus-
ually large receipts, holders have not
realized thus far this week the improve
ineut they expected when the Lent seas
on commenced.
Dressed Poultry The supply is small
AMI fresh good stock is in request Phi
have advanced and are firm at our quo
tati0ns.
LIVE Stock MArKET Beeucs The
market on Monday was very dull sup.
ply rather below last week, demand
moderate parity owing 70 Lent. which
IL inst commencing Prices are dsclin.
ing. only the best qualities reach lasi
weeks figures Trade il the lower
grades IL decidedly slow. and the uu-
favorable weather contributes - The
general dizziness.
Hilch Coics Receipts are small and
sales hmited. 500 lbs been given 'or
fancy cow, bot The average br.ng
about go
be1's Prices ARE about The Same 81
last report, yith more enquiry especis
y for hay dressed yeais, which meet
With ready sale.
Shrp We note a marked improve.
mcat ID the market although hoidcrs
have hot effected tie advance they he.
naudsi, and the ed rates aye main.
taaai nil liitie ehaage . ang gralf
t1 sttaa - -sls. Va
Ia. 80 . ~ tso4 as.a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-16

Bra
t.aas !, .ae Is ai4l4 tass
sarah skIs-gs tae etas u
81 f4t.5vHg sefi
- raE frni Whereas, ny a
Il Jea t.. Las falsely advertised that Is E, 81"
hls Baa aud boaFd and ihui he siiipay b. tlt
Il my eautmc;ins, Sc this s T. inform tise putt
BE- thst the afyreeail Elsard Il jones has uc.th-
e. bod nor board fpr mc O. h6yo. ne having beCn
living al Tho expense q ny fisher ana further
undof Tr1tenea = pracunBs insncy ~ pay lIs
way - Birmingham g ,Hiectieut, 80 borrowed a
dollar n my father, anl aftl, that paid IN this
hing 4d,erisitoni against me, and even after
that dsstardy act, he took III Sic money | had
AID borrowed every cent 10 my mothers po.sess-
iDn and len Tie town.
For tie pact three months he las been kept
from make incss and starvation by the exerti8ns
q myself and relatives; be sqaaudsryd tn dissi-
patton al the money his Unborn laxiness would
allow him 20 earn
The sc,mp need not have advertised that he
would pay no drbts u nay contracting, for the
public wei know that he would moi even pay his
own.
He is lazy, ungrstoful, ioafng seouulrpl mot
content at living at the expense pf my relatives
and borrowing their money, he publishes an out
ragcuus he. His bed aud board indeed il lcn
to himself his bed would be nothing bu, a BOARD,
aud should not be much surprised il the bed
he dies in we're made Of board, with strong
cross beam overhead sARAH II. Josat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-16

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-16


yEastasrEhs, read TIC advertisement n Tar
ynEMDsr RRcoRD AND FAhata ir this issue. The
prospectus thersin Get forth aan.ls uu1iy4Ied to
the annals u veemont journalism, Every person
who il interested IN the STATE a. large sb0ula take
THE YERMowr BreghD ANa FAAAEa BEAD the
Ufters u PFC u4.uIas, beaded .FETE.
suecsssf1l bceause n superior merit Mrs.
s A. Aliens Improved -ov sty!t Hair Restof.
~ o. Dressing, IN one bottle) kTery Druggist
SOLE It. Prizes eae dollar swae
w ngsioed Ia uue II eu exchanges Die week
he statement d Dea. Jsha EodeAtar, u South
Jehsrson. 81 whose sea va cared u ineipient
consumption by t'lo ~ y "J,hasot Anoiyue
IsuHntut ", refer % this al lhis iime - tea.
aing 10 eerT9' lTass the sisteIaeai so mace last
week IL fclaiiaa 70 this Imminent a. spgled 70
consumption.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-16

GKS GR,Nr AID THE LAuIEs "A ". Wellington
dpps,cl els The FOL wing story Abort On.
Grant and a lady questioucr on cabine: mstcrs
"A gay party WAS assembled at Gen. Graut-
residence several nights ago and the ladies com.
posing il formed group around the great man
Of tho mansion, talking pleasant small talk for
some time, when one Of the party, sprighly
aud handsome lady thought tae opportunity ia
yorab,e ard the Generals mental guard sufficient
ly Negligent to venture in whore other folks than
angels have hitherto feared to tread, 'Gen0ral,
started tho veuturesnme fam one, nov won't sou
say who you intend To pu, into ypuf cabineti'
The General paused fpl moment while bat
tory 81 bright snd anxious eyes wtrc directed up
on him He saw iho critical nature u the posi.
ton. aud that skill clone could secure him a
graceful triumph We'll MIR, --,' said he
with twinkle u hnmor IN bic eye my wife has
asked nc the same question already, but Ihayn't
told her yet