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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21
The Genuine Moline PIow.

.~0"|IInershtp Notice. have this day,
4H1u 18th, 1863, sold half of the Red Store
~ 4.". = Bell, Of st. Joseph, Ne. Hereafter
E ~ OF the hrm will be Small & Bell
LH|. my numerous customers for past
r" / ask their for the
ur" . as weEhau he more able 10 give you
j Of a large stock and the benefit Of
l4N ces, as we shall buy for cash and sell
00 Yours truly,
W. II. MALI
Received this week and for sale
loH nn can be bought elsewhere: q
b Buckwheat Flour,
Best Brown Sugar,
Coffee A Sugar,
choice Coffee,
Is Beans.
Q Red store and get your goods and
fOceries.
SMALL & BELL.
Red Store,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

GrseIy's Almanae for sale at Marsh
News Depot.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

New Arrival at the Bazar-Wheeler q
Wilson Silent Feed Sewing Machines. Call
and Sc fIam
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

Den pays % Is. per bushsl for Corn in
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

Goods selling at extremely low prices
}. L. MCGEE & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21
he Genuine Moline PloH,

H FOrld.-The first number Of this
er has been handed us by our enter
news dealer az the L. U, A. u. Marsh.
lished by Frank Leslie, New York.
lainiy al thai q story reader can de-
ng fully illustrated. and having en-
pod and thunder stories TO keep one
Ter heat for at least a week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

Horizon Broadcast seeders, for saleby
+. A. Tisdei a Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

city ana County Orders taken for goo'
at lens store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

Persons indebted to j. L. MCGEE q Co wi
please call and settle mp.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

ANo. L Four Year Old Horse for Sale
Enquire st this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

Boys and Mems cIothfnR-A general
assortment and well made, At
GRANTS Headquarters.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

II You wish TO see just what is the most
fashionable goods for Ladies' wear, &C - A.
Mays Regulator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

FlOur-spring and FAN Wheat, atMcGee's
at reduced prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

Desks, WardrObes, and all kinds Of Cabi-
net Work made to order byA. J. McFall &Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

FAN and Spring wheat Flour, at
SWAN & BROTHERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

cash for Hides, Pehs and Fans, ct ". T.
Den's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21
80 nnld for 49, a. M~Iddleson's.
o.are -. 80. a ~ % st0Ta.


Cash paid for hides at MIddleton's.
Usage SEED, fresh. at city drug store.
Den pays 20 cts. per bushel for Corn in
goods
cash for Hides, Pehs and Fnru, at ". T.
ems
city and County Orders taken for goods
at Denis store.
GrseIy's Almanac for sale at Marsh's
News Depot.
lett has a new stock Of Coal Oil Lamps
and Burners
Goods selling at extremely low prices at
,. L. MCGEE 4 Co.'S.
Horizon Broadcast seeders, for saleby
i. AeTlsdel CO.
ANo. 1 FourYear OIdHOrse for Sale.
Enquire 81 his Office.
FlOur-spring and AIN hest, atMcGes's,
At reduced prices.
Psrsonsf indebted to J. L. MCGEE q Co. win
please call and settle mp.
Closing out a. cost, shaWls, Buck Gloves,
Hoops, etc. i'll. MCGEE & Go.
'0' A@'' a. swhE & BRoTHKR's
woOd-For Dry sycamore and Kim Cord
Wood, go to HOBTZINGERS.
FAN and Spring Wheat Flour, at
swan & BROTHERS..
Desks, WardrObes, and all kinds Of Cabi-
net Work made to order byA.J McFall
New Arrival at the Bazar@Wheeler q
Wilson Silent Feed Sewing Machines. CAL
and see them
AIargeIOt Of Plus Tobacco, condemned
for uon-payment Of revenue, for sale chap al
SWAN & BROTHERS..
Boys and Mems cIothfnR-A general
assOrtment and well made, AT
GRANTS Headquarters.
II you wish to see just what is the most
fashionable goods for Ladies' wear, 60 - A.
Mays Regulator.
$1,000 Dollars and Expensesl-See adj
vertisement Of Americans shuttle Sewing Ma
chine in our advertising columns,
Kuhn a Haine's Premium Grain and
Seed Drill, with w. II, Nauman's improve
ments for sale by +. A. Tisdel Q
The Best Machine Observation-Disclosures &
Wilson's Sewing Machines for siXty-hve dol
lars and upwards, offered at the Bazaar.
Jas. r.. Dye win sell and deliver first class
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

., Land Agent, BrOwnvme.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

WoOd-For Dry sycamore and Kim Cor
Wood. 20 to HOLTZINGER'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

Closing out % cost, ShaWls, Buck Gloves,
Hoops, etc. J., L. MCGEE & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

--@.-ess u q Dau0t .
. OF Land for sale by Jas. r. Dye
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

ed, at oily Drugstore
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

Teas for sale at swan I BRorHrR.s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

-Fuu stock at Baur's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21
Ayers
Hair Vigor,

eue05 fAAlaB uaE GcIA-o3 - Aa
ness ohen, though not always, cured
BY its use. NOthing can rosters the
hair where the follieles ars 8eslgo5ed,
or the glands atrophiod and 9eca5ed.
But such as remain can Be saved Er
usefulness BY this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with q pasJ ssdi-
ment, il win keepit clean and EiEnfous.
It's occasional use win prevent IL hair
from turning gray or anigg IS and
consequently prevent badness. Pre-
from those deieterious subsiaEePs Which
make some preparations ~dangeEoas and
injurious to the hair, The ViGuP can
only benefit but not harm IT, u WaEfcd
merely for q
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

LIE. THURSDAY. jas q. ls0a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21
'raska 4drErtistr.
TO r

c0pies Of the ADVERTISE for sale BY
II City Book SpOre
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

II. VIII q ~,
Price Regulator, q Main st.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21
al MATTERS.

L. COlhspp Editor.
The New York herald., 1869-05-23
TINTED STATES TREASURY.

NV YORK, May IT, IS6W
FIFTH BALE GoLp-By direction of the Secretary OF
the Treasury notice hereby given that sealed proposals for
purchase million dollars gold viii be received
this untn OF Monday 2ith nst when the
will be opened and the Proposals will be
received for less than I've thousand dollars
payment may he either in lawful money three
per certificates Successful bidders will be required 70
deposit i've cent OF the amount OF purchase the day OF
the sale Like proposals will be received on Monday and
Thursday Of each succeeding week until otherwise ordered
The awarded will not exceed two million OF dollars
week. and the right Is reserved 10 reject bids Obviously
u, II. VAN DyCK,
Assistant Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1869-05-23

II
snAer.e the CONSTRUCTION Of raroaa through Twenty third
VII :s, .. I puSl,o suction in the GOVERNOR: Room
% ~. ..s 81 S:s s as he
fsS privilege. and franchise cSnstrac operate
% s@sss. worn cs Is. afss:
lSs North tSs Es:t Ssr the following and
b. such whS from The
Gay Of me si he ssa o car. ana
should he thsy prevented By legal pro-
psns The time during winch they resrsIped
cha. S &c S % e. " ss os ws
cha execute bond 10 the Of ave hundred dol
lara In w sufficient suoties be the
ssd & for the SS%P.Se and
Isnsoa. ~ 'su and wS Ss authority ss
railroad sha be cons,ruc,sd on the most sg
q, ss :s. u . % :. 5ss
a. the Of REQUIRE sna shall be
TO such reasonable rules and rsgnssns y respect
from Tune TO time by G and 20 the :as aid
ss % srs for he Of on sad
railroad s now charged by oher civ railroads In said
sa the .sn,S Y: Of ,Ssn rail
s q
sG Ss use
respecng tho compensation or 70 be mads there
for then the smoun q such Compensation or paymen,
.aedsson SIX Of The .wsnyeIgh.h section o. theaae.
corporations and TO regulate the tame passed April 1880
he purpose constructing said railroad
and authorized, which ,he ssia corporation
hal be nabe with the for
use or thereof they acquire the tight
S.te 10 the the epecied In the fourteenth,
6eenl sixteenth. eneenth eighteenth, nineteenth,
twenticth ana sections o! the said April
$50 except that IN OF proceedings Tor any OF ths
purposes authoyed by said act shall not be nccessa-
~ that tho petition 10 the Supreme Court shat make
euy allegations Of references to- any incopson csp
t stock Surveys or maps or o. the org of e.y ceneaie
purposes NJ said railroad authorized n sa ACT sna De
considered public use consistent With the uses Tor which
Che mayor aldermen and conmonay OF the said Guy hold
ssd street Nothing In the said contained shall authorize
81 allow the existence Of thar two tracks IN any part
Of said street.
Fourth The Legislature reserve rshtto alter. stncnd
repeal The act giving the authority construct and ope
Ff,h-On payment Into the city reasury NJ the Of
bond, and the execution Of ,erorn
tions and st'pulaons herein the Commits
will deliver To tue
same aoressd scereia that he they are entitled to
sin Ths Commissioner rirh 10 rejec, sny
bixas being made framinen.y OF coiiusvcy.
RicHhRD p. COSNULJ,Y, Comptroller.
PtTrR B. SwEENY, chamberlain.
JOfiN X. HACKETT Recorder
JOHN MOURE, Chairman Finance Commstse,
PETER cuLKIS, Chairman finsnH commiiiss,
Bosrh OF Assistant Aldermen.
Commissoacrs Of The sinking rund.
Dated NEW YosH. Mas II. isss
The New York herald., 1869-05-23
DRY GOODS.
AT LRaRAINs
THE week. ssnl great bargains
In Dress Goods from suction

AT LRaRAINs, t
This week. ssnl great bargains
In Dress Goods from suction.
striped poplps for suis at 45c worth 75c.
GRAY wash Poplns at Doc: worth 6lc
French printed Piaues nj 50c. worth TIC.
And other novelties for suits
much under cost Of imp portAsioa.
Another OF French black Silk,
0cc per yard less than cost
THE BEST WAY TO ECoNOMIZE
~ 10 o ezpend money judicousy. Therefore
buy your Dry Goods only at the lively cash storea
OF FOSTER BkOrHERS.
The crowds OF people that from and but indi
cato tho increasing popularity of this
cheap cash system OF .ransactlng business
Auction headquarters.
Splendid Mnslns, l0c regular price, Bc and l6c
Fine yard wide shhtngs 12lec. regular price, lSc.
$1,000 yays ine sheetsnls, l0c sold last week. l5c
Extra long cloth Muslina yard wide l2xc; worth iSc
Yard wide Apacas cSs wqi5a e =. .,.se. aso
Handsome striped Dress Goods, &c..
A'so from auction immense lots
Cass:meres, fnnnes shawis, Hosiery,
Parasos sun Umbrellas, DO. at nearly halt price
tfrom the Fort Wayne Gazette.
fosfer BROTHERS belong the Representative merchants OF
tbs nneeent They wide awake, straghtior
ward rm amt happier than when breaking down
high prices"
TN Drcss oods you from Ice. 70 600. yard
People living In Newark Brooklyn.
Williamsburg jersey City, Hoooken
surrounding country
FOSTER BROTHERs, 27f Bleecker street.
And FOSTER BROTHERS, Fort Wayne, Ind.
AITMAN,a aJyrU AyENup uAzAkR
The New York herald., 1869-05-23
DRY GoOhs.
A T xlSzEy's.
ss5 Broadway
Lo,s of Auction Goods.
eontinusd rush for bargAinA

Ar xiszEys, cas- broadway.
Lots of AIciSon Goods
eon.inusa rush for barsAiaA
Kinrey.s Trimming Ribbons, s. ic iSc. yard
ka.s,: ka.s ss:G ssfHi ssssS ssSs' 3D. ias y y'
kialsys sra slsoSns sn, s color, ss o GA
Klnzsy's rich Ribbons new styles
snis gT.s aas %sts ssss ssssa
xinasys na%es ns'is sestss 81 lsOIns ssse ensap sp
kinzeys auction lots OF Ribbons.
Trimming Department.
issy: kis,sy: 81. ss TTriimmos. @ Use 70 &c Pss
knssy kkiossys III ss sy,a.. S%ss & s % o. voc &C. piece
Ss;:; Sis::: ss siS S'$::: 8 s. ,s '''
KlDzey,s satin lriianiines, new styie~-
Knzey's Pi4uo Trimmnsa 100 piece up
nasys knasys s@eS s sers, s,asss 80 sssS S!S' up
Kinzey.s Tfimm,ng sat.ns.
Kinzey's Trimming silks
kinzcy's auction lots OF Trimmings
Millinery Depas,msnl
Kinzey's Bonnet and Hat Frances l5a
kinney best French Frames, 25c.
kinyey's new siyes 10 Boruots.
kS.syy.: kks.sy: sS ss% ny s'sss ss.da !" afis hs,,
Kinzey's finest French Flowers.
Kinzey's fine French WreaihS
kinLey's choice styles in Fiowers
speciates from AuctsoA
Kinzey's Frosted SILK Illusions, sc.
Kin1ey's Beaded SILK Illusions. 25c.
Kinzeys French Grapes. l5c.. Sc. 0oe
Kin1ey,s ane dotted swsses, 80.
Kinzey's lot French Cbemiss, 81.
xin.sys Gre .;reasdns can: and Sl. ~. ysil. ,sn S'
Parssols and Sun rmsroUaA
Kinsey's goods at wholesale chsap.
Kinzey's auction lots atwhoesais
Hosiery and Glove Dcpar.neni.
Kinxey's lots OF Hosiery cheap,
kazsyy: knssy: ks Ss oSs. Ss sP.nE s sGys. e s' H. up
Kinscy's Kid Cloves asc., warranted
Fancy Goods and small Wars
Kiurey's Spool oo,tons, best, &C., %o
Kin .sys Yam. every sssTyy .iy,s, iUo uPP
Kinssy's fancy Buttons, new styles
knssys knssys FrsnsS Frsaai s%s;y' Jssss ss Cheap
kn,sy. sissSs sssSs SSns%ssta SsSn: sna ss'A
Handkerchief Depsrta u.
Kinney. Esm..,:sa Hsnsss,ss:,: % q s..s. l9s s, %
aey Kinaeyy's Lace Hsndkercbefs, boc, up.
Kinney Kinaey,s tents Hsndks.ehiss. iaso. up.
Kinxeys rapobordered HAndkerchiefs, 100 up.
Kinxcys real Lace Handkerchiefs, cheap.
NseGewOrk and Lace Department
Kinzsy's real Lace collars, CSC. mp.
Kinrey's Kinse Necdlewort Collars, sic. ap.
kinzeys lne Linen louArs, %. up
Kinzey's 6ne Cnns, l5c pair up.
Kinzey's hne Linen Sets, 25c
Kinzey's Veil Tissues. SOC. yard.
Kinzoy's Val. and Cluny Lacea 2ac. DOZEN
Kinzey's lots of Rulings s5c. piece.
Kinzey's Muslin Edgings. loo. yard up
KIpsey's Muslin Insertions, 30. yard up
Kinsay's coiored Lacss. 900.
Kinyey's Needlework Bands, 2sc up.
Kip1ey's Eeediework Sleeves NC pAr
Kinrey's Needleyvok K Chemise gbc.
Rinzey's Remnantk OF Needesrrk.
kinxey's real Laces, cheap
Kinxey's IL biack SILK Veis 25c.
kinzey's taces and 4dginss, cheap.
ss5 Broadway,
Second door above Beeckcr street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-23
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

XxrAsrRD-oNE OF OTIS BROS, HotsrlNg ma.
w chnea, second hand. Address OnklsriAS
SCHWARTZ, sS3.Es.l Fifty .third street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES,

DR. CONE. IS WEST ELEVENTH STREET, GUARAN-
H. 10 Baldness, Thin and Gray Hair. To ladies
and gentlemen being nervous unnaturay
relief u given.
DRINCE ALBERT FROCKs AND RNGLIsH WALK.
i ing Coats, custom made at MoKINLEY'S, 566 Broad
way, corner Prince street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-23
Trimming Department.

Kiofey's Silk Trimmings. Csc. TO 75c pteca.
kinreys Silk Trimmings, Sic. TO 81 10 ptssA
Kinzey's SIX Gimps, BIC. 10 g0c. piece.
Rinzeys SILK frinses, ssc. 20 75c. piesa.
Kinzey's SIX PRINCES, &c. yard up.
Kinzey's silk Fnnges, new styles
Kipzey's Satin Trimmings, new sty,es-
Kinzey's Piquo Trimmings, 100 piece up
kihzey'B Linen fringes. &c. pices up.
kinzey's Slid vevets, $50. Yisco.
kinzcy's Trimming Sat.ns.
kinzey's Trimming silks.
Kinzey's auction iots OF Trimmings
The New York herald., 1869-05-23

UNITED STATES TREASURY,
u ksw YoRK, MAY 2s, 1862
THIRD PURCHASE OF GOVERNMENT bonds
Proposals will be received at this Office until OF WBD
NESpAY May g. for the sale to the government Of mil
hon OF dollars of SIX Fvetweny Bonds for the
Sinking Fund.- which time the bids Will DO opened and the
awards declared Proposals will state the specific character
of the bonds offered whether registered coupon and OF
which and be for amount not less than five
thousand dolars.
The prices named IN the proposals. mast be for the prnc
pal OF the bonds In lawful without regard TO the &C
crued interest," which will be paid In coin the bonds
ceped from the dae OF the last payment OF interest 10 the
dats OF purchase.
Each proposal must enclose certified check for 1--WE per
Of the offered The checks accompanying
posss accepted will be returned the result s
Of others the following day. when
the delivered for which payment will DO made
AS they oan be duly examined
The to reject bids adverse to tho interests
OF the government Like proposals will be received Wed
nesday OF each week until otherwise directed
by order OF the Secretary OF the Treasury
Ii. H. VAN DYCX,
Assist ant Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1869-05-23

(NFFICE or PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" New York, May IL, 1e69-F0RTIErH DIVIDEND
Notice hereby given that the Board Of Directors have this
day declared Dividend Of Three e. Per Cent out OF the net
earnings Of the quarter ending April 80 1857 payable ~ the
Companys office Tuesday, June l.
The Transfer Books will be cloaed Saturday, May 22 1T
r NJ. and reOpened Thursday, June 1852 ct ~ A. n.
By order of the Board of Directors.
The New York herald., 1869-05-23
UNITED STATES TREASURY,

THE OFFICE OF THE MEMPHIS FL PASO AND PA.
cihc Railroad Comp Professionally located at No. -
Broad street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-23

xryAsrRp--A YOUNG MAN POSTED IN RUeD
a se i'i s5ss so beats e s'Ss sss
III Essi Dd q.
The New York herald., 1869-05-23

Ribbon Department.
kinxey's Trimming Ribbons, Sc le fSc. yard.
kinsey's Neck Ribbons, &c. 10 2Uc. yard.
kiprey's Bonnet Ribbons, ia5Sc. to zoe. yard.
kinxey's sash Ribbons, $50. to sOc, yard
kinzsy's Satin Ribbons, all colors.
kinxey's Trimming Rlobons, 6Oc 90 900. pfecA
klnzsy's rich Ribbons, new styles.
k.nzey's plain Ribbons, every shace.
kinzey's Striped and Wstered kibbona
kinzey's remnants of Ribbons, cheap.
kinzey's Ladies' Neckties. l2t4c. up
kinzey's auction lots OF kipbons.
The New York herald., 1869-05-23
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
DRY GOODS.

ERENou JEwELRY FANCY LINGERIE wArrEAUa
5scAeesi W aists, French Linen Sets, &C.
fa. Madame JosEPHINE GOLDEN Importes.
toucccssor 10 hslst) 10 Clinton place, Eighth street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-23
Millinery DepastmsnL

Kinzeyss Bonns. and Hat Francs, lao.
kinxeyis best French Frames, 25c.
klnyey's new siy,cs 10 Bopueis
kiuzey's new styles IN Hats.
kinrey's sun and Shade Hstt.
kinzey's nisses' hats, BIC. up.
Kinzey's finest French Fiowers
Kinzey's fine French Nreathx.
kInzey's choice styles in Flowers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-10-08

Isaac 3. Kelly, Endorsee, Plaintiff, against
BpeiGht Hill, Calhoun Hill, Francis Hill, Buck
ner L. Hill and Adolphus Ct. Moseley, defend
ants.
TN THE ABOVE ACTION, it appearing from
l. the affidavit Of the plaintiff:
l. That the defendant, Speight Hill, cannot
after due diligence, be found in the State.
III. That a cause of action exists against said
defen 1ant
III. That said defendant is not resident OF
this State but has an interest in property there
in.
1t is ordered,
xI. That service of the SUNNI ens be made by
implication in the Wilmington journal, a weekly
newspaper published in the city Of Wilmington,
N o.. once a week for six weeks successfully.
n That copy OF he summons and complaint
in this action be forthwith deposited in the post
Office by the said plaintiff, directed to the said
defendant at his usual place OF residence, if the
same be known to said plaintiff. and said sum
mons shall be deemed to have been served at the
expiration Of the time of publication prescribed
by this order.
Given under my hand aud seal OF ofiico at Of
fee in Kenansville, this 4th October, 1869.
}. d. SOUTHERLAND,
Clerk Superior Court
Duplin County, N. O.
oct s 35-6W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-10-08

g. L. Maddox, of Chesterfield, and John B. Cren.
shaw, OF Richmond, Turner, who was nominated
by Conservative, obtained 81 votes Maddox,
nominated by Wells Republican, obtained 81
votes. and Crenshaw 5 Turner was declared
elected.
Ia the discussion the point WAS pressed that
Turner now send an application before Congress
for tie removal of his political disabilities and it
was explained that Though not able to take the
test oath, he was not disqualified By the l4,h
amendment.
j. 3. Bigger. the old incumbent, was elected
Clerk.
In the Senate the same protest of the Republi-
Can caucus Was presented and resolution was
adopted laying it on the table the ground IL at
1t was manifestly fort to obstruct recons
ton, and was in plain opposition to the Intention
OF Congress expressed III the recon struction acts
aud in direct violation of the Interpretation OF
said acts by the admin str alton.
resolution was adopted, informing the Com
manding General of the organization of the Sen
ate, when it adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-10-08

4 distinguished Methodist Minister and promi-
nent Temperance Lecturer once remarked that
go where he would, from one end of the country
to the other, he hardly failed to find PLANTATION
BITTERs, and while he condemned the practice OF
using these Btters too freely, he could not consci-
entiously cay that he would discard them,from the
side board, for he had himself experienced bene-
fetal results from their use, and that, from
that when used moderately, and as a medicine
exclusively, they were all that wSs recommended.
At the same time no warned his hearers not to
pull the cork too often, for they were too pleas
ant tonic to trihe with.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Suporior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
sept 28 1--W1tdeOd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-10-08
The citing and the state Bonds.

The Ring" including the Governor
and Treasurer, are now in New York. ma
nipulating the State Bonds. They are
there, and, acIile they are there, and We
doubt not, under their manipulation, the
bonds of the State went down, WedDes-
day, as the telegraph informs US. to forty
cents in greenbacks on the dollar. Now.
we understand this game, and we tell the
people how it is played: The Ring "
men combine to put the bonds down as
loaO as possible; then they put the State
bonds in the market. while the bonds are
loaO down, and the Ring" buy them. AS
soon as they buy, then the price of the
bonds is put as high IS they can get it
by combination, promise of paying the in
teregt, &C., and then they sell out the bonds
which they bought at a mere song. For
example, they buy the bonds at 40 cents
in the dollar to-day; tomorrow or next
day they manage to RIM The bonds up, and
sell out at SO or 81 cents in the dollar
This margin in the sales of hundreds of
thousands of dollars, makes fortunes for the
Ring" The Governor and Treasurer are
in New York The telegraph informs us
of the sudden fluctuations i'll these bonds
while they are there do the people see
We ask who will believe the hypocriti-
cal and false declarations of the Standard,
that the Sentinel and the "croakers' put
down the price of State bonds, in the face
of such villainies as are practiced in New
York by the Ring" And, let it be re-
membered. too, that the "Ring" master,
Gen. Littlefeld, is in New York helping
to do the "Rlng" work and the Standard
is under the control of Littlefeld and Gov
ernor Holden. Away with such hypocrisy!
The people scott at such stuff; they see the
point.
We predict that the bonds will go up in
a few days. SO that there will be a 'mar-
GIN" We told the people few days ago
that the bonds would 60 do1Cn and then
up!-Raleigh Sentinel.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-10-08
A Handsome Request for the South.

The following is the codicil of the will of
the late Caleb Dorsey, Esq, of Howard
county, Nd, making charitable bequest
for the benefit of Southern people. The
codicil bears date August 10, 1869;
81 give and bequeath $4,000 to my
brother, Reuben NJ. Dorsey, and Gov. L.
W. Lyon, in special trust, to apply the
same to the relief Of such portions of the
people of the late slaveholding States of
this Union as the said trustees may think
most require assistance on account OF their
suffering and want, and the said sum of
money shall be applied in such manner as
they may deem best to accomplish my pur-
pose.
eff my personal estate should n OF prove
sufficient to pay all legacies, including this
of $4,000, direct that SO much shall be
deducted from the $4,000 given by the
codicil dated August Is, 1869. as may be
necessary to make up this legacy for the
benefit of the people of the South" -.