jjY j. L. PESXIXGTOX & CO.
THE.NBWS.
The following severe sentence has been pasael
upon Colonel Louis Scbirmer, of the Fifteenth Ne.fr
York artillery, .and duly approved j by tha Presj-
dent : . J "
To be cashiered and dishonorably dismissed the
gerricesf the Understates, forfeiting all pay and
that inav herealier pecome.
Z d tQ biay be 6 tb sunr ofUnj
I warren. iu doswu "'uv j.- i:ej
years; and also that he be forerer qualified from
! holding any office of honor, st or profit unde,
Ihe Government of the United Mates.
Among the charges against this officer were the
following : . . ...
i. "Embezzlement and misapplication of aoney held
in trust and belonging to enlisted men.T Urunfcj
Ann nn dntv." ''Wilfully causing arm to be def
stroyd belonging to the United States,' d Knowr
indr making false musters of men,! anq wilfully
iiminir m net r-roTT wherein such lals
musters
i i.
J "t3" t
i r winttrnMl." The reeiment ofwni
i ne wan
formerly colonel has been mustered o
I leave for home in a few days.
and will
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-A correspondent of the Hartford Jentdt thus
nouiM tbe Witftffatral or Horace Gfeely ffoiiu
the 7W&wn:
"It has been unofficially announced that Mil.
Horace Greely has ceased to control or eren to conj-
I duct the New York Tribune . It is r said the fact
twill be officially announced in a few days. The
causes that lead to this action are only guessed t
J am of opinion that he has been crowded out by
outside influences. He originally owned the entire
property of the Tribune, but in an evil hourtrans
formed it into a joint stock company. He retained,
.however, control of the paper by contract, but
what does a contract amount, to when one of the
contracting.parties enter into it for the sole purj
pose of accomplishing its ultimate vacation ? The
present controllers of the Tribune are not known toj
the public. I
i - The Chronicle, the Washington Chronicle,
speaking of the mendacious Raleigh correspondent
Jof4he Associated Press at Raleigh, N. C, says :
I "yill somebody let the World know who is this!
.correspondent of the Associated Press f If he is the
same who, during the war, became infamous as a;
manufacturer of bogus news from Newbern, no one
: will be surprised at anything that may emanate
from that quarter. Let us have his name.0
I j The doctors specially devoted to the care of
cholera patients, have tried a curious experiment,!
the object of which is to ascertain whether that dis
ease is caused by a peculiar state of the outward;
air, as has been supposed. They sent up two' balj
loons, one from a village as yet untainted by the!
epidemic, ana the other trom Alexandria, a quar-;
tsr of fresh beef was suspended to each balloon,
,-hich was allowed to float for a certain time in the)
" dr. On making these balloons descend the meat j
rhich had floated over Alexandria was completely-!
lutrifled, whereas that which had been suspended i
iver the healthy village was perfectly fresh. The I
quarters of beef had been cut off the same animal.
On -Monday, tlour commanded in Richmond,
Try fair prices. Family sold at $12-50 to $13;
. jperfine $10 to $10 50; Extra $11 to il-iK all
I Jchmond inspection. Brands of Baltimore and
I Tew York Inspection were held at lower figures.
Rev. G. W. Lan gnome, an eminent and popu
lar divine, ot the Methodist periuasion, is preach-
'ag regularly every Sabbath at Liberty Hall, Alex- !
itndria.
i '
f It is stated in military circles that five thou
;and of the troops are now on duty in the depart
ment of Virginia, are to be mustered ; out of service
right away.
I The Philadelphia Press (radital). illustrates its !
theory of freedom of elections by 6aying : ' Poes j
iny one suppose that Etheridge would be allowed j
to enter the Capitol as a member, no matter how
jreat the majority that returned him. Undoubted
ly not."
The result of the election in Kentucky is four
Republican and five Democratic members of Con
gress. The Legislature is Democratic, thus secur
ing a Democratic United States Senator.
The seats of four Republicans elected to Con
Bresson Monday last, in Kentucky, are to be con
tested bytheir opponents upon the grounds of gross
and flagrant frauds, and the alleged manner in
Which the election was conducted.
it
I The Administration intends to let Maximillian
alone, and thus keep out of a war with France.
I Paul Morphy, the champion chess-player, has
returned to New York, and is preparing an anno
tated volume of his games. "The rumor that he
Was on Beauregard's staff" is stated tot be untrue.
I The Springfield Republican s ays there is an un
usual scarcity ., of servant girls in that city, and
recommends the Freedmen's Bureau to send colored
jirls to supply the deficiency.
I M ajor Howard, A. A. General on the staff of
!Xajor General" Hartsuff, has been promoted to a
Lieutenant Colonelcy.
f Canadian traders complain bitterly of the " sil
ver nuisance." and call on the Government to put
a duty on it make the banks receive it as legal
.tender to any amount, or do something to relieve
them of the quantities of the " stuff" they are com
pelled to take instead of bills. Poor Qanad ians .
I The Shelby ville (Tenn.) Union of the 5th of
-Augnst, says : " The clerk of our county court is
sued during the month of July, 422; marriage li
censes. The number issued to white j persons, 16 ;
to colored 406. He issued as high as 106 in one
3ay. Is there a county in this State can beat this ?"
I The Boston Herald says Major General Hooker
i toon to proceed to St Louis for the purpose of lead
ing to the altar lu marriage a wealthy and beautlfu
Mdow of that city.
-. Generals Bchofield and Wherry, U. 8. A., were
WMard's, in Washington, Thursday.
I The American House and the handsome residence
t Mrs. James E. Iglebart, at Annapolis, Md., were
troyed by fire on Monday morning last.
Vol. vl
STATE ITEMS. '
HEALTH of Wilmington The health of Wil
mington Lj said lo be'sof d. The Herald of bt 16th
aays :
One of the OiObt prominent mercnts of thi town.
now traveliCg through the Stale on business, writes
back that ne ie every wherp met by the people with
the belief that our city isovefrHn with yellow fever.
IuYCSttgatk.ii into the orlgiu of ibis bell t has hovsn
hiia in eeverai IrihUuc that ugtaU of Nvw .rn
commercial houeo uave passed along jad .ihead of
him and used this malicious report to entice business
from its accustomed channels. The result is that a
very general alarm prevails in the agricultural dis
trU.t, aod people are p rjsltivj ifra to tt
do uuaiDess. It .Nevrberu ptctfj to ouiSa itsti upon
such mendacity as this, It wilt assuredly fail. Such re
torts avaii.UKually fcr a short time, hut in the eud re
Ooil with redoubled effect upon those who m&ke use of
them.
Once more we make the assertion that u t only is
there now none, but there has not beeu a case of
yellow fever in this town this season. W'imiogtoa
was eever more healthy at this seasou ot the year at
any former time. Isobody has soy occaeiou to feel
the slightest alarm la coming here to transact busi
ness, and we hope the people ot the interior will
not be frightened away by the bugbears ot joaloas
and nprincipeld rivals.
A wife of sixteen, married fifteen months, Las had
pher husband bound over t keep the peace before
Justice Connelly at Wilmington. Husband sober
L and industrious, but the spouse says is jealous as
the old scratch.
All the liquor saloons where dead shot, was dealt
out by the glass, have been closed in Wilmington, I
but low grogeries do a smart business on the sly. :
We are happy to announce the fact, says the New
bern Times In connectfon with the return of this
excellent officer, that the most amicable good feeling
aud harmony exists between the Military and civil
authorities he. The rumors about a cbaage of
government, tkat have been flying over the city, are
baseless. The military are determined to leave the
civil authorities frea control over the affairs connect
ed with the municipal government, and will render
very assistance to prevent lawlessness and rioting.
Policttoan Feltlas, who was shot by to guard at
Graven street jail In Newbern on Monday night,
will probably have to suffer the amputation of
his left arm, at the shonlder. The ball In passing
through Che wounded man's shonlder fractured the
neck of the hemuret. He is suffering very much.
The President has appointed Jesse Whelr W be
!tl of the Itmituti revenue fcr the several dis
tricts of North Carolina, and Francis R. Miller as
Surveyor rf Customs at Wilmington.
A correspondent of the Petersburg Expr ess, wri
ting from Easter, in this State and speaking of the
corn, says ; ' . ' ?
Some idea of the expected abundance may be
gathered from one single fact. Farmers in Warren,
Franklin, Granville, Wake aad other great corn -growing
coantles, are willing nbw to contract at
$2 a $2 60 per barrel. Vegetables and fruit are
also very profuse, and although bacon is somewhat
scarce, the coantry people ar? living luxuriously and
happily. -
Of Rev. Mr. Kingsbury, recently ordained in this
clly, be writes:
I understand that the Rev. T. B. Kingsbury
whose recent change in church relations, has crea
ted considerable comment, contemplates publishing
in book form at an early day, his reasons for so un
looked for and important movement. Mr. K., as
many of your readers are probably aware; was for
many years a prominent member of the North Car
olina Conference, but some two or three months
since signified his Intention of leaving the ecclesiasti
cal body with which he had been so long connected,
and expressed a desire to identify himself with the
Baptist church. The formulas of examination, ordi
nation, baptism, etc., were all enacted at the Baptist
church in Raleigh some three or four weeks agora,
the presence of an immense congregation, and notice
of the event appeared in the Raleigh papers. Mr.
Kingsbury is now at Wsrrenton, having assumed the
pastoral duties of the Baptist church in that place.
Being a man , of unblemished character and very
high attainments In the literary and theological
world, his forthcoming book 1s naturally looked for
with very great interest.
How the Signalling to Valentia was Managed.
Valentia letter in the London News.
You are, I imagine, award that no speaking is at
tempted, but that all the signals here received are re
stricted to the insulatlen and conduction of the cable.
Two cells only are made use of , as I am Informed,
from this side, and the same power, I believe, from
the ship. I am perhaps telling you nc thing new, but
it can do no harm if I repeat that the system is as
follows : At ten minutes before every hour (Green
wich time) the ship commences signalling to us. The
ordinary signal Is five reversals, one every two mln
ntes ; the signal for every fifty miles paid out is as
before, commencing ten minutes before tbe hour, but
ten reversals, or one every minute ; and that for every
fifty miles run by the ship two reversals of two min
iates each, then two of one minute each, and then two
more of two minutes each. I am often in the Instru
ment room, and watch these signals. Two clerks
Switch one the reflecting galvanometer, and the other
the chronometer each calling out "time" and "over"
respectively, and you generally hear the two words
come from them at the same instant. The signals
are unmistakably clear, with a slight oscillation at
each end ; and it ia most curious and interesting to
watch these oscillations, and know that you are there
by watching and noting every roll of the big ship,
which is at this moment upwards of five hundred
miles distant. -
A frightful accident occurred at the Queen's Thea
tre,' In Hall, recently, Aery was raised that the roof
was falling, and tbe people rushed to the doors In
crowds. One man now lies in a precarious condition,
and ptv manv others were seriously hart. The
scene Is described as most heartrending.
RALEIGH SATURDAY, AUG.
TELE CITY.
Militabt Changes. Capt. Barrett, whose regi
ment is on the eve of departure for hojne, has been
relieved from duty as provost marshal by Captain
Adams, who has entered upon the discharge of
the : functions of district provost marshal and post
commandant.
We learn further that tbo division and brigade
headquartere have been discontinued.
It remains to be seen whether the same efficien
cy will distinguish the future government of the
city as in the by-gone. Capf , Barrett, who is about
to leave us, has won in the estimate of all good men
the very highest position, by Ws refusal to be guid
ed by the caprice of any class in the community.
In our view ke consulted only the wish of his gov
ernment in every raid and effort against immorali
ty, and the people of Raleigh place a high estimate
on him for the fidelity to duty and the peace of the
community.
We shall still have among us, at least for i brief
time, Lieut. Graves, whose zeal as assistant provost
in behalf of the same results are appreciated.
We hear Capt. Adams well spoken of by the
officers whom he has succeeded, and therefore can
not contemplate that he will be less severe against
vice. We shall see. '
Butteb and Egos. There has been for jeveral
days past, an extreme scarcity of butter and eggs at
the market, which has caused much inconvenience to
families. Hardly an egg or a pound of fresh butter
was to be seen yesterday morning. And we were in
formed by a prominent business firm that they could
1 have sold hundreds of dozens t f eggs during tbe day.
Cannot our country housewives stir up their cows and
hens and make them contribute a little more liberally
to the support and comfort of the city people. Good
prices and quick sales await all that may be offered.
We appeal to tbe farmera to send In these thiags, and
do not dispose of them to hucksters before or after
reaching the market squire .
Hoeked. A vicious cow, the ownership un
known, made a successful horning demonstration
against a little boy, named Glorsocb, yesterday, in
the vicinity of the Lunatic Asyluci. He attempted
to drive her towards the city, in his gambols about
the hill, when she unexpectedly turned against him
and caught him on her horns. One toss, however,
relieved him from his projection, and with an agil
ity surpassed by few, he retreated beyond her
r&ch. Jle was badly frightened but net injured,
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Excitement Without (Unas. It la astonishing
to note the percentage of fxcltable temperament in
the world. Thursday evening, just as tbe cars from
Goldsboro' reached the depct in this city, and when
the engine was making scarcely any headway, the
third car made a jamp off the track. A hundred
people made for the spot wife lightning speed, only
to discover the train standlog still ; nobody hurl; and
very few frightened.
Johnnv is Gorao Home The soldiers whose
regiments are included in the lists specifying those
which are to be mustered out are quite jubilant
over the good time comine. It is eenuina chirr
or the indulgence of good feeling and those of the
troops who have made the acquaintance of our peo
pleprivates as well as officers will carry with
them many good wishes for their future happiness
and success.
To Business Men. We have iust received from
New York a large stock of Cards, Commercial Note
and Foolscap paper, &c, and can now print cards,
circulars, catalogues, &c, as cheap as the same can
be had In the United States, and in the best style of
tbe art. For fine work we have tbe fastest and best
press in the city. Orders solicited.
Comio. We hear that two regiments of the
twenty third army corps are coming here io lieu of
those troops which are to be mustered out. They are
western men, and we hope will prove themselves as
acceptable as the departing veterans.
Not So. Tbe report that negro troops are to gar
rison Raleigk and vicinity is withont a shadow of
foundation. Tbe most of them are to be sent away
from the State. So much for the evidences of oar
earnest and sincere loyalty.
The First Obdei jm the new Brigadier Gen
eral commanding here, appears this morning. It is
not important, however, as it merely announces the
changes we have noted in another place.
Petertburo Railroad. It is imporfant to ship,
pers and travellers to read the advertisemeut of this
road elsewhere. Acquaintance with the require
ments of the company will save many perplexities.
See advertisement of John G. Williams & Co.,
brokers and bankers in this city. It is an old firm
and responsible as it is energetic
Cotton. The markht is quiet with considerable
quantities arriving. We hear of no sales in the
city at present, though quanities of tbe article
have accumulated at the depot.
Fun To-Nigbt. Another great crowd filled the
City Hall to repletion last night, and "Gleason and
Birch's Ministrels entertained them with Euch success
as to create the most approving applause. The bill
for this evening Is a rich one both in quality and
lenetn. It you wish to drive off ennui, go and see
them.
19, 1865
NO. 236.
Monstaet. W sometime since furnished table
efthe ratof-g"td( io Richmoud, daring the years
1812, and '64, and a similar statement for Raleigh
for the same period. As of some interest to our rea
der, we now supply them with the mean rate in
New York, during same time, as follows:
1862.
108f
103
10U
lOlf
103
106$
114
114
120
1274-
131
181
1863.
148
162
155
150
148
144
184
128
185
148
148
150
1864.
155
159
164
175
179
222
258
286
225
January,
February,
March,
April,
May,
June,
July,
August,
?iectnrtt?"-j
Oiftobti,
November,
December,
2IW
245
22Sf
A ootemporary there says it has the bert authority
for bdheving tnat the amount of specie eot South,
overland, baa for late weeks averaged nearly one mil
lion dollars per week.
. -
Hangs Fire. Reports prevail here that the
question of the U. S. Msrsha'ship of tbe district of
North Carolina ia still undecided. It will be re
membered that it was first conferred on Mr. W. R.
Richardson, who could not qualify under the test
oath, and then rumor had it that Mr. Jeff. Fisher
had been given the place. He did not qualify, we
believe, and now the story is that Mr. R. will be
the man. There may be some truth in the state
ment, as tbe President in the exercise of his pero
gative of pardon can fit any man in the State for
the position.
RALEIGH MONEY MARKET,
KSVISED DAILY BY B. P. GRADY, EXCHANGE BROKER,
13 ( Fayette rille Street.
Buying Rates.
Gold $1.40 ; Silver $1.35. North Carolina Bank
Notes Bank of North Carolina, Cape Fear, Roxboro',
Charlotte, Farmers, Merchants, Miners and Planters,
80 cents on the dollar ; Lexington, Thomasville and
Wadesboro', 25 cents on the dollar ; Commercial,
Wilmington, Commerce and Greensboro' Mutual, 20
cents on the dollar; Washington, Fayetteville, Clar
endon and Yancey ville, 16 cents on the dollar.
Bank Notes of other Southern States, JO a SO cents
on the dollar. Northern State Bank Notes, 85 a 90
cents on the dollar.
New York Exchange, per cent discount.
North Carolina bonds, old sixes, with all the
coupons attached since May 1861, $70. Detached
coupons, 35 cents on the dollar.
MARKET REPORT
CORBHCTBD DAILT JT
1C. V. "W HITAKBRi
Grocer and Dealer in Provisions.
Apples Dried, $1 25 per bushel,
sf Green, $1 00 per busbel,
Bacon Firm, sales at 2738c per lb.
Beef 10c per lb.
' Butter 35c per lb. scarce.
Cheese 40c per lb.
Chickens 40c a piece.
Coffee 50c per lb.
Corn $1 00 per bushel.
Eggs 35c per dozen.
Flour Superfine $11 per bbl.;
Hides Green 10c.
Dryl5.
Honey in comb, 25 to 39c per lb.
Lamb 12 15c per lb.
Lard 25c per lb.
Meal $1 per bushel.
, Mullets None,
Mackerel $13 per bbl.
Onions $2 00 per bushel.
Peaches dried 10c per lb.
Peas White $100 ; Stock 99 to 91 Gardea40eper
peck.
Potatoes Irish $1 00 per buih.
Sweet, new, $2 per bushel.
Sugar Crushed 50c per lb ; Brown 25c
Strap 60c per gallon.
Soda Cooking, 25c per pound.
Salt $2 00 oer bushel.
Tallow 10c12K per lb.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Gold and Silver Coin, Ba nkNotes,
Northern Exchange-
BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION,
augls-lw Deposits Receired-tHs
HEADQUARTERS DIS. OF RALEIGH,!
Raleigh, N. C, Anguit 18, 1866.
8peeial Ordr, -No.
9.
aXTBACT.
II. Captain M. ADAMS, Aasiatant Preroat Marshal,
District t Raleigh, is hereby appointed Commander
Post of Raleigh, with superrision of all matter hereto
fore under charge of Post Prorost Marshal.
By command of Brig. Gen. Hxedib.
A. MAKLAND, A. A. A. Gen'L
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF RALEIGH,
3
Hixaiss, a. C,
Office of Post Commandant, August 18, 1865
Special Order,
No. I.
In actordance with Special Order No. 9, Head
quarters District of Raleigh, August 18, 18f S, the under
signed aerebj assumes command of the Post of Raleigh.
M. ADAMS,
augls lw Capt Comd'g Post.
OFFICE OF THE PETERSBURG R, R. CO.,1
PiTiMscae, Y., August 14, If 5 j
rtlHE Petersburg Railroad Company are now prepared
I to transport Freight and Passengers to and from
Petersburg, Vi., to Gaston and Garysbarg, N. C, and
intermediate stations. Rates of Freight can be ascer
tained by application to any ef the Company's Agents
Outward freight must be rasrAin, and Inward freigh
can be paid oh mutht at the depot is Petersburg'.
At Stations where the Com pan j hare no Warehouse,
some one must be in readiness to receiTe shipments on
arrival of trains, and at such places freight intended for
shipment will anly be received for transportation by the
Company when the trains are ready to receive it, as the
Company will only be responsible for such freight while
on their trains. BUiJT 11. DVNLVr,
auglt-tf Superintendent.
XTTAIfTED One thousand
bushels FLAXSEED.
v j augi-iia
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importance as an advertising medium should not be over
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must demand cash.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISERS.
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must have more cash from those for whom we work or
we cannot pay our current expenses. We know there
is but little) money in circulation, but there are butfew
persons who want a newspaper that cannot spare the
money to pay for it. Peraonsieeing their paper marked
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FOR SALE,
A'
ply to
N excellent Piano, very little used, of Boston manu
facture. Original cost &ou. or particulars ap-
B. F. WILLIAMHUr 4 UU.,
augl7-5t Commission Merchants.
AT 44 fATETTEVILLE STREET,
SWEDES AND ENGLISH IRON,
German and Cast STEEL,
English Island MOLASSES,
Old Government Java COFFEE,
A, C. and Crushed SUGAR,
BABBITT'S READY SOAP MAKER get a box of
this and astonish yourself at tbe quantity of
Soap it will make -only 50 cents.
THERMOMETER CHURNS,
WATER PAILS.
WELL BUCKETS and ROPE,
COOKING 8TOVE3, AC.
D. T. CARRAWAY,
augl7-3t With Hart A Liwu.
FOB SALE.
4,000 NOTES ON THE BANK OF N. CAROLINA,
6,000 " " , " CAPE FEAR,
1,000 " " " " " CHARLOTTE,
7,000 MISCELLANEOUS,
6,000 GOLD JJOIN.
JOHN GWILLIAMS A OO.,
augl7-lt Brokers.
GEO. Z FRENCH & CO ,
SUCCESSORS TO
CTJTTEB & FRENCH
Fayetteville Street,!
OLD STAND OP TUCKER, ANDREWS A CO.,)
ARE CLOSING OUT
THEIR EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
C O T I
CENTS' FURNISHING CCD
Hats and Cups,
MILITARY. CLOT HI u
MILITARY TRIMMINGS AND EQU.Hfvt
SUTLER GOODS,
Call and examine
chasing elsewhere.
jyI7-t?
this stock, before pnr
To the Members of tbe Approaching Con
Tendon. I ball be a candidate for tbe Principal Clerk
sblpof theN. C. Bute Conrention which meets iu Raleigh
on tie 2d daj of October next.
anglfrtd v Respectfully, JAS. H. MOORE. -
Thomas R. Moore
Respectfully announces to the public that be has resumed
THE HAT BUSINESS
2Vo. 116 Sycamore St, PETERSBURG, VA.,
and baring receired a
New Stock of Goods
is prepared to sell on as reasonable terms as may be
found elsewhere.
He sencits the Wholesale and Retail Trade.
Mr. JOHN WOODIIOUSE
will be pleasad to set his old friends and easterners.
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