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THE NEWS.
LFor late&l naws see Fourth Page.
I A correepnn.ient of the Washington Republican
tates that Major-Gen. Hooker is to be married on
pt. 12 to Miss Groeabeck, of CiDclnncati, sister of
Tadge VV: L. Groesbeck, ex-member of Congresj.
Jiss G roes beck enjiys an Income of $40,000 per
tnoum.,
Gen. Graut's father was In Indianapolis a few
Jays ago on his way home after a visit to his speech
:ass 6on. The old gentleman seemed to be equally
iciturn.
The Nary Department has dispatched a gunboat
b proceed, vu the River St. Lawrence, to Detroit
-ad the Lakea. This action of the government is
!3tmed important as toroaioa.tlog the long-existing
treaty stipulations reatHctK? naval protection on our
"Mntier waters.
v At the billiard match for the championship of
America, at Ro hester, on Thursday night, Deery
ron by thirty six points. Fox made a run of two
lundred and seventy six points. There was much
xckement Fox being the favorite,
v Surmises that the trial of Jeff. "Davis is short
!y to be commenced at Fortress Monroe are again
avived by mech mcs having been set to work at
Ittine up special ' apartments, inside'of that strue-
' Miss Hannah t. Gould, the poetess, died at
lier home in Newburyport on Tuesday. She was
born in the last century, the first volume of her
poems was published in 1832, and she has contin
ued to be a prolific writer, both in prose and verse,
until quite recently.
t; Gen. Heintzelman, having been mustered out,
3 now Colonel of the Seventeenth Infantry of regu
irs. He is now on a visit to his home at Maheim,
Liineaster county, Penn , from which he has been
bsent twenty five years, this being the first leave
f absentee he has received since the war began.
. Since the fall of Richmond, upwards of 600,000
ien, with all their regimental officers, have been
mustered out, disbanded, paid off, and every man
:onveyed to his doorstep at the expense of the gov
ernment, over the whole expanse of our wide coun
try from Eastport, at the extreme Northeast, to the
?alls of St. Anthony, at the Northwest, and St.
Louis, at the Southwest, and embracing all the
Xiddle arrd Border States.
S The Republican Convention of Minnesota yes
iarday nominated Gen. W. R. Marshall for Gover
nor. The platform affirms that neither race nor
irth plaee should take away political rights ; that
11 the people should be educated; that the Mon
138 doctrine should be enforced, and the French
La compelled to leave Mexico. A resolution en
dorsing the President's course was voted down.
The Vicksburg Journal says that on the 25th
ult, Mr. Wm. R. Make, of New Orleans, Super
intendent of the United States Military Telegraph,
: access fully laid a telegraph cable across the river,
bout half a mile below the city. It is a piece of
ne formerly laid in the Red Sea.
-The Mississippi election is to be held on the
1st Monday of October Congressional districts
ame as in 1857. Legislature to meet third Mon
day of October. County, district, judicial and
ministerial officers are to be elected at the same
;me. .
-Japt. Ladlow, of the ship Isaac Howland,.
i ptured and burned by the pirate Shenandoah,
T iltes to the Sag Harbor Express, stating the facts of
I.'j capture, and also that when the pirate boarded
V VFavorife, Capt. Young, of that vcWi, attempted
shoot W td.fell.the commander of tha Sbeaa idoib,
v.th a bomb-gun, but unfortunately the mate had
removed the cap from the gun unknown to the cap-t.-.la.
He was told that it was sure ttauh to him
t j shoot. He replied, "Fd'die willingly, could I kill
that wretch." The pirates . immediately htndcoffed
Lim, and put him in the ooal-hole of their ship.
Gen. Asootb, commanding at Barrancas, Fla.,
La issued an order to the following purport : "As
there appears to be some misconcepti jn relative to the
parole given to soldiers of the late so-called Confeder-
tis army, it is hereby announced that the spirit of
this parole was to obey the laws of the United States,
tnd any violation of those laws, as well as the procla
mation of the President of the United States in re-pj-rd
to slavery, will be met within this military dis
trict with speedy punishment."
The Mobile Daily Tribune, of Aug. 27, says :
"Up to yesterday evening, between threa and four
hundred citizens had taken tbe amnesty oath before
t' t officer who acts for the Provost Marshal. We
pose that the list will be increased to six hundred
the day of the election, x tie officer, we may ob-
:::T8, Is a very courteous aod patient geatlamaa,and
no one need apprehend any UDktndness from him.
li s lace, however, wouia assure us oi tnis. it is a
tcry excellent letter of recommendation."
J "Tbe United States Marshal," says the Mjat-
imery Advertiser, 25th alt., "yesterday arrested
Ton. William G. Jooes, who was in this city, on the
large ot treason aud conspiracy. Juige Jones w is
8 presiding Judge of the District Cjurtof the Uoi-
J States for the State of Alabama at the time of
session, :ud was continued in that position by the
oceedlng regiaw.- He entered into a bond of $20,
30. for his appearance at the court to be held in thla
ty in November next.
The Superintendent of the .Metropolitan Police
; f Washington states in an official report, that rob
Isrie and burglaries are alarmingly on the increase
the District of Columbia, and that the disbanding
-nd paying off of the armies has left here and drawn
hither larga numbers .of desperate characters, who
makb a systematic bisinessot robbing soldiers, stoal-
log horses, and committing depredations upon prop
erty. He adds : "There is a class of rum-hops in
our city, whose entire income and support come from
thi-ves' aod desperate characters, and who are all w
ed to keep thir dens open the entire night, there be
ing no law to prevent them. The amount of d-
VOL. VI.
bauchery, robbery and trrarder that is perpetrated
upon this community through these resorts, is truly
fearful. w
Major W. G. Dickson, formerly inspector of ar
tillery on the Staff of Major Geo. Barry, has received
the appointment of United States Marshal for the
State of .Georgia. The Major was a resident of Sa
vannah when the' war broke out, and, although all
his material interests lay in the South, yet they were
sacrificed in what he conceived to be his duty to the
country. He came North and entered the service,
where he distinguished himself in the campaigns of
the Western army until the surrender of General
JohBSton.
Mr. Charles J. Arnoux. the representative of a
company of American capitalists, has obtained from
Maximilian the right to build and work telegraph
lioes from Mexico, via Guadalajara, Teplc, San Bias, !
Mazitian and Guayamas, to meet the California lines
at San Diego ; also from Mzatan across Northern
M xico to Camargo, on the RioMlrande ; also- one
from , Mapzinilla to Guadalajara. Tbe firsttwo lines
would U'Uoq many important places, and woud prob
aoly be valuable property if the country should re
man quiet. The owners of the grant are to have fif
teen yers monopoly of the business, and are to com
plete 125 miles within eight mouths. The line from
the capital to San Bias must be completed within
two years.
Iu Milan It is said that not only has crime most
materially diminished during the last four years, but
several classes .of crime have ceased altegether ;
"grassnzione" f r instance, robbery with violence, in
the city. Since January not one case has been
brought before the Qjantor. Indeed, say the authori
ties, order prevails, aud respect for and obedience to
the laws are admirable. In some measure the cause
of this improvement has been the great progress of
public instruction, not fewer than 10,000 persons
under the new regime having been added to ' those
who were receiving education. The course of in
struction provided resembles that of every great town
in Italy, and does not require any special notice
The U. S. have leased the Tredegar Iron Works.
There is now direct railroad communicatioa be
tween Mobile and Memphis.
Ninety million tons of coal are annually brought
to the surface in the collieries of England.
-rHon. Asa Packer is named as the next demo
cratic candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania.
-rA man in London has patented an illuminated
hat, to protect the wearer from being run over ty
cabs at night.
- Several Mexican agents have opened offices in
Detroit. A larga number have already enrolled their
names, and will soon take their departure.
The PostcfSce Department is now self-supporting.
Its profitsfor the last six months of 1864 were-
$732,220 69, and for the first six months of this year
will be much larger.
Brigadier General Kiernan has been appointed
Coneul General in China, and will Boon leave for
Hong Kong.
The editor of the Indiana State. Sentinel, at In
dianapolis, has commenced suit against Gen. Ho-
vey, for false imprisonment during the war. He
claims $80,000 damages.
Isaac Williams, formerly the occupant of the
Booker Estate, situate on B ck river, Eliaab eth City
county, Va., has been sentenced by a court -martial
to undergo an Imprisonment of three years, and to
pay a fine of $1,000, for violating his oath of alle
giance to the United States.
Robt. Orrici, a colored man, has received the
contract to convey the mails between Laesburg and
Winchester, Va., at $525 per year. He is said to be
the first colored man that ever received a contract oi
the kind.
Professor Agassiz, of Harvard University, writes
that the Brazllillan Emperor has put steamers at his
command with which to go up the Amazon, that his
visit will doubtless be protracted a year longer than
first intended, and that the opportunity for collecting
specimens are magnificent.
There are in Barlin twelve thousand cellars in
habited, in six thousand three hundred of wnich differ
ent trades are carried on. The thirteenth part of the
a.
population, or forty-six thousand persons inhabit
those dens.
During the cholera panic at Barcelona nearly
10,000 people left the town in one day, although
very few cases of real cholera occurred there.
Jeff Davis Down on his Fellow-Tbaitobs. An
officer of General Grant's staff, who recently had an
-1 : ik l. t ui i . , .
injurious in his denunciations of Hunter and SteDh-
1 1 1 in i rif w wii.ii i.im rHiini Ki.nrpsmanr aivra rhnt li..im
us, wdulu ne uccubbu oi aenoera'eiy Defraying the
i i i j i-i . . . . . I
soutnern cause into ine nanas ot the lankees. "Had
those two men," said Jeff, "representing aa they did
me weaK-Kneea conservative sentiment In the south.
Htoou uriu, mo ouutucru uhuihj wouia nave triumphed.
i c 4.1 ti u i . , . .
Jrff annoars to hfl nerfectlv indifferent n hi f,; u
still does not tninK tne punishment tor his crime will
be visited upon bim. Ha told the officer that he had
less care upon his mind now, and folt easier than he
did when he was president of the confederacy.
FOR SALE.
WILL be sold to the highest bidder on Tuesday next,
of Raleigh, about 100 head of HOGS-sows, piga and
fktteninir'liosrs. Also five Cows and Calres.
Terms of sale cash. DAVID HINTON.
sept6-lw
" BOARD AT BEAUFORT.
TtyrRS.FULFORD will accommodate boarders by the
IW1 day. week or tnontn. Terms io per week
children and servants half price,
Residence - on Ann
itreet
eptl2w
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RALEIGH. THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1865. NO. 258
THE CITY.
The Gssventiow Election. Maj. Gen. Ruger, in
command of the department of North Carolina, has
issued an order in regard to the conduct of the Con
vention election which is appointed to be held on
the 21st inst. As a matter of special interest to
town and country, we annex the rules :
I. On the day of such election, no officer or en
listed man will visit the polls, nor will permission
to leave camp or station be given to officers or men,
except in cases of necessity.
II. Officers having command of troops will, at
the request of the civil officers hating charge of I
the elections, render all needful assistance for the I
If aprinna disturbance RhnnlH I
anywhere occur at the poIls,"such disturbance will
r - t.
be at once suppressed, and the guilty arrested,
even if such request be not made.
III. Any parson guilty ot attempting, by force,
to prevent an orderly and quiet election, or inter
fering therewith, will be punished with the severi
ty due to acts in their nature essentially hostile to
the Government, and to this end such persons will
be arrested by the nearest Military Commander,
and all the facts in each case reported by him di
rect to these Headquarters, as well as to his imme
diate superior.
IV. Commanding Officers of Districts, Regi
ments, Posts or separate Detach Dents will be held
strictly responsible for the enforcement of this or
der. V. The foregoing order is not published under
apprehension that the conduct of the troops would
otherwise be improper, or that the election would
not be orderly, but that the evil-disposed, if such
there be, may be forewarned and without exci
and the election be beyond suspicion fair.
Improvements. It is a good augury for the fu
ture growth of our city in a business sense, that at al
most every turn of the eye, we see some evidence of
enterprise or energy. Buildings are springing up as
if by enchantment ; old houses are undergoing repair
aad enlargement; new stores are being opened all
around us ; and Ral igh, once quiet as a village, is
fn'l of the hum and noise which are the evidences
of material growth. It is ouly requisite now thatour
people shall discard petty jealousies and dlfferer-cea
to warrant the highest prosperity for the city of oaks.
If our population and wealth are not tripled in a few
years, it will be because we refuse to follow the dic
tates of wisdom and prudence. W must unite and
harmonize, not divide and dispute, or encourage
hatred and strife. Let us, then, come up to the work
of building a great city.
Knocked into a Cocked Hat. Tha plan of
furnishing gratuitous transportation to refugees has
boon knocked into a cocked hat by recent instruc
tions from Washington. Ip future, except upon
order signed by Major Gen. Howard, no transporta
tion can be given the class mentioned, unless in ex
treme cases where eossiderations of actual hnmanity
authorize it.
This step, like that taRen with respeci to iree
. ... ..... ... . . r
rations, has been made necessary to protect govern
ment against outrageous Imposition. It is eminently
wise and just, as the government has already dis
played the utmost liberality in both particulars.
Progressive. It is currently reported that at a
late consultation of temperance men, in this city, It
was gravely proposed to add to the prohibition
against liquor drinking, abstinence from such con
diments as salt, pepper, mustard and vinegar.
Strong and fanatical, but the recommendation did not
appear to take, so the condiments specified, like the
proposition, will contioue to go down.
Personal. Capt. J. C. Mann, A. Q. M., recently
assigned to the Freeimen's Bureau lo this State, ar
rived ia town a few days since, and we understand
has been ordered to report for duty, at Wilmington.
From a long acquaintance with Capt. M. the writer
hereof feels warranted in assuring the Wilmingtoulans
that they will find him a gentleman in every sense6 of
the word.
New Schedule. The recent changes in the
schedule of the U. S. Military Railroad between
ti;v, r,rA Mr,rahfa.r r.itv. are erivea below for the
convenience of business men and travelers :
Mail leaves Raleigh at 8 A. M.. and arrives at
5.30 P. M.
Freight leaves Raleigh 4.89 A. MM and arrives at
Raleigh 5.40.
Peisonebsat WoBK.-Jn passing around yester
day we observed a number of prisoners undar guard
engaged in cleaning the streets. The plan is an ad
mirable ope, for while the labor undergone operates
punishment and adds largely to the public cormon,
as
the nrisoners have the benefit of both sunlight and
Weather "The D-sert of Sahara Is no tech to
. t u Hnt " said a brawny tellow
i tniaciiv lur uc LJ "
.. L! , , rc naranrtnn rnlled down
veaterdav. 88 me oiguruFo u. -r
his face from underneath an 51d slouched hat that
had seen better days. He knew nothing ab..t tne
thermometer, but he realised it was hot, auJ did
we.
PbomotedT- W e learn 'that W. H. Edd-ns, form
erly of this city, has been aPloioted to a hentenaocj
in the 14th U.S (col .red) Heavy Artillery, stationed
atFortMoi.
Gone Home On Sunday last about one hundred
and" twenty discharged soldiers of tne 4 h U S.
Colored Troops passed through this place, en r-.ute
home, their term of service having expired.
Handsome Stqhb. Among others in the city who
have with carpentiry and paint brash gi vo not
only freshness, but beauty to their places of husincss,
we have not heretofore mentioned Mr. A Creech.
His st j re is indeed inviting from its exteiiur view,
but the stock of goods on its shelves is attractive as
any In Raleigh. He seems t ) have displayed great
care and taste iu their selection, aod is doubtless able
to tell at figare8 low ns the lowest.
Golo in the Cards. We have a large lot of tine
paper on hand, and can print military blanks
court blanks, eirculars, catalogues, &c, at the
shortest notice, and at northern prices.
Also a large lot of cards on hand, which we can
print at from $5 to $8 a thousand. Orders solid-
ted at Progress Office.
RALEIGH MONEY MARKET,
RBVI8ED DAILY BY B. P. QRADY, EXCHANGE BROKER,
13, Fayetteville Street.
Buying Rates.
Gold &1.40 : Silver $1.35. North Carolina Bank
Notes Bank of North Carolina, Cape Fear, Roxboro',
Cnarlotte. Farmers, Merchants, Miaers and Planter?,
35 cents on the dollar; L-xingtoD, and Thomasville
25 cents on th doiUr; Wadesboro', Commercial,
Wilmington. Commerce 20 cents on the dollar;
Washington, FyeMeviile, Clarendon and Yancey-
ville, Greensboro' Mutual, 16 cents on Pie dollar.
Bank Notes of other Southern States, 10 a 30 cents
on the dollar. Northern State Bank Notes, 85 a 90
cents on the dollar.
New York Exchange, J per cent discount.
North Carolina bonds, old sixes, with all the
coupons attached since May 1861, $70. Dotached
coRpons, 35 cents on tne dollar.
MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED DAILY BY
JE. A. . W HIT AKKR,
Grocer and Dealer in Provisions.
Apples Dried, $125 per bushel,
Greea, $2 00 per bushel,
Bacon Firm, sales at 2526c per 1 b.
Beel 10c per lb!
Butter 25c per lb.
Cheese 40c per lb. -Chickens
20 a 30c a piece.
Coffee 50c per lb.
Corn $1 20 per bushel.
Eggs 20 a 25c per dozen.
Flour Superfine $12 per bbl.;
Hides Green 10c.
Dry 15c.
Honey in couib, 25 to 30c per lb.
Lauib 12K15cperlb.
Lard 25c per lb.
Meal $1 25 per bushel, (scarce)
juuiieis uu
Mackerel $20 per bbl .
Onions $1 00 perbushel.
Peaches dried 10c per lb.
Peas White $100: Stock 90 to $1: Garden 40c per
peck.
Potatoes man ji uo per bush.
swaet, ne, $1 00 oer busnei.
ssyriip oc(g50 per gallon.
Soda Cooking, 25c per pound.
Salt $2 00 Der bushel.
Tallow 10c12 per lb.
Herrings $14 per bbl.
Rice 15c per lb.
Candles -Adamantine, 40c lb per box
Soap Turpentine, 20c per lb.
Bluestone 50c per lb.
DIED,
In Kinston, August 25th, HERMAN WOMBERLV COX,
onlr child of E. F. aad Carrie Cox: aced 4 Tear and 6
I - - o -
i montns
Few deaths will create more sorrow than that of little
Herman Cox. Handsome, intelligent and affectionate,
" none knew him but to love him." Ia his native town
from the oldest citizen down there are few but feel
grieved at the death of the little boy, who had found a
place into' their hearts by so manj winniBg ways. He
has left a world of sorrow for a far brighter abode', and
even as he was remarkable here on earth for bis many
endowments, we must look with the eyes of faith and
behold him, with easy gift magnified, a bright and
shining angel, around the throne of Him who said,
" suffer little children to come' unto me, and forbid them
not, for of such is the kingdom of Heaven."
Ji E W ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR. B F. GARDNER,
(Formerly of Texas ;
WOULD respectfully offer his prdfessional serricei
to the citizens of Kaleign aad surrounding
country.
Office at the residence of Mr. Henry Fenningten, Bear
North Carolina depot. septl4 2m
COTTON, COT TON, COTTON.
w
ANTED immediately, 50 bales prime Cotton, by
sept!4-tf IS. V. WlL.iiIAMSW & cu.
I KsmpP.Ba.ttlb. J.M.Hbck. B . h. Williamsgh.
OUT II CAROLINA LAND AGENCY.
BATTLE, HECK & CO-,
RALEIGH, N. C,
WILL BUY, SELL AND LEASE, ADJUST
titlpsof. d&t taxes on. andtake eeneralcare of all
kinds of real estate,gold, copper, lead, iron and other
mines, water-powers, c. ,4c.
Throaffhreliableazentsin every ceunty accuratein-
formation will begiveoabeat particular localities,tracts
of lata, Ac.
Wili likewise andertakecellection of debtsin North
Carolina and elsewhere, by suitor otherwise.
Uomtnamcations oosriDisTHL. uommiiiiots ana
charges moderate. je 14-tf
All papersin tne otatecopy tour limes anaiena om.
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the Southern public, advantages surpassed by none.
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EXTRACT BUCHU,
' OARSAPAtilLLA."
Sold by all Druggints.
PRLNC1PAL DEPOT
II EM HOLD'S
Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
694 BROADWAY, N, YORK.
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.A-TJCTIOlsr .SALES
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
IN THE
STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA.
AUCTION SALES OF HORSES, MULES, ARMY
Wagons, Spring Wagons, Harness and other gov
ernment property will take place from time to time at
the principal cities and towns in tbe State.
These sales willaffrd farmers excellent opportunities
to stock theirfarms with any class of animals they desire
to purchase.
Each sale will embracea variety of stock, including
riding and draught Horses and Mules of every class. A
few very large Mules, thorughly broken to harness, aed
in fine condition, will De onerea at eacn sale.
, The attention of capitalists and dealers in stock is par
ticularly called to the opportunities here presented lor
INprofitableinvestment. Stock purchased for cash nttbete
sates may Desoiaon creaii, witn ampie security, as a
large advance, to farmers who are depending on their
growing crops for means to purchase or jiay bt retain
ed, and bold for cash at a large profit after the crops
have matured.
Terms CASH on day ot sale.
Sales willcontinue during the month of August, and
will be advertised in this column as soon as dates are
fixed.
At MORRHEAD CITY, on Tuesday and Wednesday,
September 12th and 13th, 1865, under tbe direction of
Capt. D. W, DAY, A. Q. M. Sale to commence at lo
a. m. each dav.
At TOOMER COURT HOUSE, Harnct county, on
Wednesday, September 27th, 1865, under the direction f
Capt. A. M.GAitocTTE, A. Q. M. Sale to commence at
9 o'clock, A. M.
At CHARLOTTE, on Tuesday, October 3d, 18C5, under
the direction of Capt. D. W. II. Day, A. Q. M. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., ana to continue f-oiu
day to day, at the discretion of Capt. Day
TAILORS, ATTENTION!
CM. FAtiRISS, one door abjve the Progkess otLce,
has employment for- an additional cumber of
journeyman Tai ors. Five jrod "Coat hands" can ob
tain employment by applying .immediately. Females,
well recommended, may apply. aug30-tt
LOST OR MISLAID,
ABOUT the laat of April. 1865; a certi6oaie for
fourteen shares of stock in the Raleigh A Gaston
Railroad Company, No. 116. All persons are warned
not to trade for eaid certificate.
8ept6-lw DAVID HINTON.
mHE POST OFUCE BEING FOR THE PRESENT
I upstairs, and therefore inconvenient, a Rma'l fla?
displayed at tbe window will isdicato that jt is open,
flag, that it is closed. A. illLLER, P. M
No
Raleigh, Sept. I, lbbo.
WANTED TO REN T,
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DWELLING HOUSE, in a bealthy
and central
J location. Apply to S. MAXON
sido Ru Idin. Faretteville frot .
Fveid and Firo
aut:28'-tf
prime Old Bourbon andMonongahela Whis
key, Superior Cognac Brandy Holland
Gin, fcc, AtC.
Ci 5 CASES Oid Rourboa Whiskey. r
At 25 do Mononganela "
10 do Superior Cognac Brandy,
i
10 do (Hard Dupny, 1848, '
1') do Holland Gin,
10 do Fine Old Sherrv,
10 do l'ort VVine,
10 do " 44 Maderia.
2U BakeU Champagne Royal Crown.
20 do V E. Liemaitre
Just recjired and for sale by .
B. P. WILLIAMSON & CO.
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