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WHOLE NUMBER 4,070. VOL. XVI NO. 257. WILMIN'GrTON. N. C, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1867. DAILY JOUENAL OLDSst DAIXT VSt TttB STATE. KXCIJEXHARD 4f PRICK. Proprietor. ADVERTISING! nATES DAILY. ', ?Zifit - M a SSo. to. fcEg ; eE'lrS? Bo L J1 'itcn a n " 3g try BR I a 1 tVL "h ; s s o -i w a ? i is 6 sir 2 3 -a Is It 1! 3 M tO Ml - 0 g P f m m E : S I 3 3 3 5 . j r " ' i j m ? 8 8 .8 8 3 g5 W t- ' !SgJL 8 Si 8 8 g 8 8 8 -f - ' f it ''S o 3 et 'isi H 8 J3 .8 1.8 1.8 SI? ft K 1' S o te 18 .8 JS 33 . 8 1.8 i 8 .8 jg 88 8 g 2 iSS t 8 S S vi a .8 .8 .8.8 .8 .8 ff ice a s j e ti j w o 3 ,8 8 S 8. .8 .8 8I W IO M " O O 0 t 8 8 8 8 8 8 8J P 8L8r8J88 8 4S J8i8 888 8 : 8 ti S S 8 K 8 8 8? 8 8 8 8. S !SSSS8Sh 18 8 8 8 8 8 8 S ' ' BCBSCniPTIOM. One year, Wx inonthH...... Threa memth., .fio 00 , T 00 , 8 00 WEEKLY JOURNAL, EHTABLTSHED BlTTEMBEIt, 1844. . ono inare, or ten linen or Ichh, for each and every in ertlon. i. - t- . Hpevial Notice wlli Ue charged $3 per square, for each nnu every uixeniou- Bt'nSCttlPTIOS. ono year,. ............ ......t oo Jux.1, 18G7. , ! 00 THE DAILY JOURNAL. SATURDAY. JULY 27. 18G7. . r . . r , . , Vtosk L Uoaitenr. The Japanese mint is located in Jeddo. 8ilver coin is only isaaed from it, the coin age operation being performed as follows: Asilveringotisplaced in an iron spoon and melted over a coal fire previous to' being ca8t into a mould. From this mould the metal comes 101th in thin rectangular bars, 'which are at once thrown into cold water to cool. , Tho workman who takes the bars from the tub, cuts off tho silver " splinters which adhere to the edges and passes them to another workman, who, with a pair of scissors, butwith.no svstem of measure- ment, but that acquired by practice, cuts them into . eight pieces, each of which is A - - - I i X ' mA. Aw Z equal in value 10 one cnuuf or auout irnr-tj-one sous. The ' fragments ' are then Weiguea, ine Heaviest pitjcea vviug rouuueu to the standard weight, by clipping, and the lighter ones being thrown again into the melting pot. The bars are then heated ' white hot, smoothed on the sides and car : ried under the die. One I of the square coins is placed upon a stationary block and a die put upon it. A workman lifts a heavy hammer and brings It down with great force npon the upper die, and the Bilver bar becomes a coin. The ictibu . is then handed over to the children, who mill the edges with small stars. This operation ter- minated the silver squares are weighed again, impressed 'witli the Imperial mark, ' which is cut into tho metal with a chisel, and put up into packages of 100 coins. About 800 persons are employed .in the mint, all of whom work with great regular ity and amid perfect silence, , In the mom- . incr, when the workmen enter the establish . ment they cast off their street garb and dOn "garments belonging to the government At sunset the gong is sounded, tne em ployees strip to the buff, loosen their hair, and submit to be searcned by tne omciais , in charge of the place. They are then directed to wash their hands, lift up their arm),,, drink a glass ol "water and snout. These proceedings having been gone through with,' the workmen are allowed to resume their wearing apparel and retire fox the night -. . -i . . . .. Wr Fjreparatloas fa Fmne. . j In spite of the Exposition and the royal : visits, the empire seems drifting into war: Horses are being extensively purchased and the military workshops are in full blast In Frankfort and other financial centres these war appearances are creating consid erable distrust' The letters from our spe cial correspondents at Luxemburg, at Oo blentzandat Mayence are not more reas suring. Sooner or later & collision between France and Frusia is inevitable. Notwith standing the doings of the London Confer ence, spring or early summer may witness j Europe in arms, and the two greatest mil-1 itary nations of the day in deadly conflict on the ancient battle-field in Europe. ,The insanity of the Empress Carlotta ios become so confirmed and so violent that she cannot be left alone for a moment Shells constantly endeavoring to destroy herself. ' At rare intervals she has sane mo ments, in which she declares; "I do not want to live. I prefer death to such a life as this. - Where is my husband ? Shall I never see him again ? No, no ; he is dead, and yet I still live." Not a quarter of an hour passes but what the unhappy prin cess demands news of her husband, ller bodily health has suffered sorely, and it is very doubtful if she will survive her hus band long. Vienna Post. The Nashville Union and Dispatch re cords the free and easy way in which "safe Republican majorities," as required by CoDgresR, are to be secured in Tennessee : Mr. Fletcner and uov. urownlow are get ting scared. ; ' They have unregistered lilount county. The reason not assigned, but well known too much conversation is Blount AH this unregistering business stands on the same ground. The Mobile New Era thus explains how it occurred in Wfarren county. It says : We have been furnished, by an entirely reliable gentleman,' with the substance of a conversation had between Secretary Fletch er and two of our citizens, whose names we can give if necsesary, and runs in this man ner : "Mr. Fletcher, we cannot carry Warren county in the approaching election with the present registration, and we want yon to set it aside. We must knock out some more voters, or we are defeated." ' " But, gentlemen, I dislike to set the present registration aside, unless it is abso lutely necessary. , Don't you think you can defeat the Conservatives without this?" " We do not hut if a new registration is ordered, we tlunk we can manage it . Mr. Fletcher says, "I would rather it could be managed some other way ; but if it cannot I will do as you request : I will set it aside and order a new registration The two gentlemen . came home. The registration was set aside, and a new one ordered : and immediately " more voters 7 were " knocked out " by the destruction of tne certificates to tne r ebruary poll book, Wo find tho following in the Fremont (Iowa) Times : ' On the night of the Cth the water in the Missouri , river made errand rush across the narrow neck of land at Fern, a distance of about a quarter of mile, thereby shortening the river neatly twenty miles. Hamburg and Kidney land' inns, which are situated in this bend-were lett several miles from the river. This is not an uncommon freak Of ' the Big Mud dy as no one can tell to-day where it wil be to-morrow. On the morning after the river made the cut the steamers Cornelia and Miner cams around in the old channe and after haying made the entire circuit of tho bend, arriving at the upper end of the cat were drawn into the current, which a tl.at time was running very swift, and car ried through in spite of themselves, thus lor,:r j -0 miles travelin a lew minutes. .They were compouea 10 maxe me circuit over again. The Iker Zxnige, on her way from the mountains, not being advised .xI this fact was taken down side ways, injuring her con -i i i. a. ; . . . eiaerauiy. ai present wnung Doats are making trips up and down through the new channel with all ease. This shorten ing has necessarily mado a greater fall to ' the river and the low lands below town were completely drained on. last Sunday, notwittandinj the Missouri was on the rise. Xkia will be of great benefit to that rtit bt the country. ' We understand that u Ein:l steamboat is to be immediately put in operfJUoa between this place and ireru, on ti e lusLnabotana River, which stream I ns Leen pronounced navigable by old set tlers, lor large boats up as far as this place. Golns Vp. i ; 1 lie jMiuentes, or Advenusts, are again preparing to "go up." Their disappoint ments have been many, but they have strong laitn mat ine ena oi munaane ai- fairs is at hand, and that the millenium will be duly inaugurated on or about the 1st of October. An exchange says: It appears that there are still found peo ple sufficiently credulous, even after the many cruel disappointments they have ex perienced, to believe in an imminent ap proach or tne miiiemum. . A number of such queer enthusiasts are now assembled at a Bmall place in Connecticut, hopefully and confidently waiting to " go up." - ; To which the Syracuse Journal adds: We Understand a bevy of second advent- ists are holding a tent meeting in the eastern part of this city, and that the lead ing spirit among them predicts an early as cension October, at the farthest A friend who strolled in npon them one evening heard the preacher plead for permission for a speedy departure on the ground that the world was growing wickeder every day, and he J-iord knew it. CsantT of Mimn-Itet Mark Mar. G 7 Boeers, J Pennine. J L Strain. J S Love, Jonathan Ford.'' ' if,:-.: : p.. 7 Comity of Clay Jno A Shearer, J N JielL Amos Ledfbrd, Harvey Pcnland, J M Galloway, George Lore. Conntv of Cherokee N O Howell. J L Bimcns, Geo W Dicker. W H II Dickey. Geo flail, x Connty of Yaucev TVm J'.t, A J llenriey. J W Garland. Jno W iierton, Eli as Finland, Joshua WiUfuna. ' ; ' ' ' :nnntr nf Mitchell Wilnon Rurlmon. 8tethen Blreet. Nero P Oaks. Gntredge Garland, Teter Harden Jno Prazer. , - Connty of Madison O W GahaKan. A B Bama, Henrr A White, F M Lawaon, U A Ckandley, llob'k funtT of Buncombe Her J C Stewart, AM Gndjer," Marion Boberts, GF Finland, Ramnel TVeaver, W H Moore, i . , I POST OF AUBB0Br. Conntv of Wantanea Samuel H Boinian. Jno Harden, David Noma, Wm Van Connero, Bartlett Brown, Alfred Thomas. Conntv of Caldwell Clinton A CHiey, A 4 uom- inRer. B B Bogle, B B Wakefield, Alex Lightfoot, Jere bmith. County of Alexander W STeaeuo, Thomaa 8terewahl, K M Stevenson. - Conntv of Wilkes Ueores U Urown. r.aipn Uoi- brook, W B Hcegrist, J hinclair, Caswell J Smith, Robert B Bryan. : Conntv of Aeue ifidwin V Bartlett,- Kdwara Boower, James Garvey, John H Caraon, William Gowing, Francia Bryan. Conntv of AllGKnany uowman 11 again, Hen derson Check. Francis Bryan, Daniel O Jones, A B Carson, John Mathewuon. ' ' Connty of Surry Joel Hunt Bob't M Jarvis, John fiimmonds, Gilbert A Lowe, F Taylor, Jno l'eel. ' Conntv of Yadkin Dr Beison BBenbow. Thoe Martin, Bobert G Zochary, Joseph Willams, Alex Wii.iams, A N Tomnn. Connty of Iredell Jno II Mcliangnun, w Wil liams, Moses A White, W H George, James F Bell, John McCubbins. , Connty of Davie John Lnnn, Thomas lirown, k T Clements. , Conntv of Bowan Moses s Holmes. ' James Bams, Thomas E Brown, C S Moring, Bev Thorn ton Butler, J H Hawkins. POST OF CHARLOTTE. . Cotxntv of Cleveland John Y Aydlotte, L A Botts, John Williams, Decatur Greeg, Sanders Wrtght, N D Davis. County of Catawba a j Wmtner, J c Ciapp, Wilson Bynder, John B Ellis, Franklin Caldwell, Drury Hamilton. County of Lincoln Christian Beall, B J Sifford, Elisha Sounders, N H Hill, J H King, Edmond Sauuders. Countv of Gaston M J Avdlotts. Eli Parsons, Antt.ony Yitman, James Hoffman, James Bhyne, William McK.ee. , , - Conntv of Mecklenberir W F Ahrens. Henrv McCombs, H P Helper, Solomon Sillbrd, KB Bea, John Davidson. County of Lmon W Newsome, Daniel Benton, Hugh Downing, Johnathan Trull, Daniel,Tomber lin, Calvin Sogers. County of Cabarrus John McDonald, John Harris, Aaron J Yoist, D H Abbott, Cyrus Alex ander, George Melcher. County of Stanley W H D Greene, Eli 8h ankle, Jack Davis, Samuel Mann, W H Randall, John B Dnke. Countv of Anson 15 Fullings. Henry Powell, John Jarvis, Joseph Allen, M McFarland, Alexan der Little. POST OF GEEEK8BOBO. ' County of Stokes W W MoCaules, Walker Gann, W C Matthews, P H Oliver, Charles Moody, Austin Durham. County of Forsythe J R Crist Bansom Phippg, Monroe Phillips, Charles Hauser, J H White, Jr, John P West County of Davidson John E Cramer, William Berrier, William Bodenbamer, Isaac Kenny, Rich ard Ayres, Phillip Bale. - , County of Randolph Isaao Lee, S W Blair, J W 8teed, Levy Cox, WTilliam Brown, Aleon Brown. County of Guilford John T Poe, B Y Davis, Jesse Benhow, John A Pritchard, Harmon Un thank. D H Lartische. County oi Koctungnam xnomas carter, Aiirea Sanders, Thomas Cummin ?8, Alexander Bay, Jno Underdon, John M Iiindsey. Conntv of Caswell Alvm Xjee. 8 li Biddie, xnos Bay, B H Jones, William Taylor, Pharoah Glass. ' County of Alamance Daniel Clapp, William F Jones, Hezckiah May, James S Pngh, Peter Holt, tipencer Banders. .. ? . A Mrs. VanPatten,.of Chicago, saw her husband in company with a lewd woman at a pic-mo, and drew a revolver with which she fired two shots. She did no harm other than to throw ten thousand people into confusion. , APPOINTMENT OF REGISTERS Ffbr the Second Military District General ;. s v .v . .. ,: , , y-n HtADQUlKTZBS SECOND MlLITAIlT DISTRICT, ( - Chabltstok, H. O., Jorfy 19, 1867. exirESAL OBDEBS I . , . - ' : Ho, CO. J r,r;-, The foUowintr appointments of Registers arc an- 3 R.I J ill . "I i nounoea. xuo uunsuus umuiou wiu ue assigned to duty by Post Commanders as members of Boards f Reinstration for the several Registration Pre cincts they may estaonsn within then commands. commanding umcers or rosts wiu nu vacancies and report their action to these Headquarters for connrmauon. - i , , - ,..., Two Boards of Registration will be organized for each County in North Carolina having more than six election precincts, except the Counties Of ville, Halifax, New Hanover, Wake, Davie and Wilson, which shall have the Boards provided for In tliia nrderJ " at Three Boards of Registration will be organize! for each District in south Carolina, except the Districts oi liarnweu, Borkeicy, urangeuurg, Lx ington. Beaufort, Greenville, Chester, Colleton and the city of Charleston, which shall have the Boards provided for in tins order. . . Registers will be required to take the oath pre scribed by the Act of Congress approved 2d July. 18G2. Blank forms of this oath of ofuce will be furnished to Poet Commanders and when duly subscribed and. sworn will be returned to these . . post or &ALSIOH, . Connty of Person John H Jones, John Bo- channan, B P Martin, O H Jordan, M W Faulkner, W u ucott ..... County of Oransre BG Swain, M D, John W Can-, W J Hogan, Thos Wilson, Jordan Swayne, John uancocx, j sv. .t Connty or cnatnam Jonn a urake, Henry Smith, Thos Dixon, Abner Bright, Gilbert Love, WilUsBird. - t w:- Oonntv of Wake Theodore Joseph, Harrison J Hughes, T F Lee, Solomon Pool, William White, Francis Lawson, isaian mraee, AiDert jacuaire, Ben J Harraoiu , - "; .-:: Connty of Granville Lewis H Kittles, Calvin Betts, Thomas W Poole, G W Blockneu, John Peed, Aaron Pratcher, B Walker Wilton, Abram mnton, wuiiam 'xyier. - - County of Warren M W Williams, John Reed, Charles D Carlton, John A Hyman, Benj R Brows imr. Wm Cawthorn. County of Franklin R H 'Trmberlake A W Pierce, Hilhard Dnnston, Nat Harris,, J H Wil liamson, Pr Wm Mc'Crenshaw. -, , ,w ; , r . post of jrinTumm. .iXu- .- 5 . Conntv of Cumberland E L Pemberton, T A Byrnes, W A Mann, David McDuffie, John G Cola ban, Duncan McCormick, John J, Minor, M H Leavy, Jos Bowman. ' County of Harnett iienry iauoeite, j u itj- alls, Jacob Beardoo, B J Nana, J McCoy, N Mo Lcod. . County of Moore S ucS McDonald.' John Mc Duffie. Absalom Kelly, Abel Kelly, John Sweaxm, J A Barrett. 1 Connty of Montgomery W u Robinson, Benl DeBerry. W Lassiter. L Simons, Martin Simons, Sidney Ledbetter. ' ; -; County of Richmond Dr Owen Hadley. James W Mead, John O McDonald, Alfred Baldwin, Sid ney Leak, Bamck Bostwiclu , ( . ; .. POST OF GOliDSBOBQ . , - ,. ,- Connty of Wayne John Robinson, Jesse Holl- well, Hope Bain, H S Grant, Lang Nixon, Arnold BulL . County , of Johnstons-Alfred Holland,1 Burns Beckwith, W J Garrison, J B Cook, Matthew Holt, Isham WoodalL - . Connty of Greene Jas 8 Smith. Richard J Wil liams, Geo Beeman, Sydney A Busbee, Sanders P Cox, Luke Shepherd. - : County or Wilson riathan FaUerahy. Wulie Daniels, Israel Barden. County of Nash Bent H Soreby. Jr, George w Cooper, Jesse J Walker, Jacob Gug, Fred Arling ton, Benj Jones. ' ' '. i.- - . - ... :,. . Conntv of Halifax Jno MeMahon. Bobert How-: ard, Horatio H Bnshnell, John H Benfew, ' James Basmore.BH Smith, John JVMcAnliffe, Uriah Benton, Henry Eppes. ' ' " " ' ' Connty - of Northampton Isaac Peel, Joseph Civalier, Geo P Weathers, Benj Franklin, B O Parker, liuun r aison. . - County of Edoombe Frank F Bennett. John Vaughau, Chas 8 Bartlett, Thos Newton. Willis Countv of Hertford--Charles Y Campbell. Star- key S Harrell, Jacob Hollaroann, Lawrence Wea ver. W G Jones. Thomas W Cosher. County ot Gates Timothy H Lansitcr. John Brady, Asbnry Beid, Jacob Morris, Peter Parker, Orville Green. - . . - County of Chowan ?T T Bruce, Daniel V Ethe- ridge, Joseph A Beoee, John rage, j ward, Mar tin I Briaklev. - . Connty of Perquimans -Edward - Alberteon, Timothy Morgan, u M jaanning, xnomas sues, ttenry White, isaian Mcno.son. Connty of Pasquotank Frederick 8 Proctor, Robert Doherty, Peter Johnson, M B Culpepper, Wm Krauss. T A Sikes. - . Cosmtyof Camden William Morrissett Mat thew Taylor, Henrv Pool, James A Spencer, John M Forbes. John G Tatine. s - -Connty of Cnrntuck Robert 8 D Holbrook, Samuel Dowdy, George-Baum, John Evans, Dr W H Co well Bicnara ctner.agw ' ' ' post or hkwberjC:5 . ;: Connty of Craven Charles A Nelson! F D Rlach- tcr. Richard Tucker. Nelson P Angels. J W Dev. Moses D Hill, H P Doane, Charles Hibbard, Clin ton u nerson. ---, ? -ui ' t r. - ; Connty of Onslow Robert Selleck, Doliel A Horgett, Charles Sheppard, Calvin. D ' Morton, David W Scott. John Munr. County of Carteret Thomas C Allen,' James E whiten urst, David uenucrson, John J tienabaw, Thomas Daniels. Oliver W Henry. County of Jones Joseph A Hascall, N P 8mith, Robert Hade, O B Colgrove, Thomas G Gilleit, John Andrews. .,...-. Connty of Beaufort Wm M Cherry, Albert E Edward, Augustus Powers. John H Dewell, Hor ace N Waters, James N B edmond, John S Gor don. Jordan King. T D 8maw. County of Pitt J H Jenkins, Davis J Rich, Cor nelius H Gibbes, Windsor Crandall, Isaao A Bose- krns. J U 11 art. . , j . Connty of Hyde Bannister Midgett, Jesse S Mason, Joseph Hodges, Benjamin C Jennett, A B Howard, jsdmnnd b woog. The Begistors hereby appointed will be imme diately notified by the Post Commanders, to whom tbey will report at once for the necessary books and blanks. All communications from Registers will be ad dressed to the Post Commander. Orders and in structions will be transmitted to Boards of Regis tration, through the same channel. . By Command of Major General D. E. Sickles : - J. W. CLOUS, Capt. 38th U. 8. Infantry, A. D. C. and A. A. Aj G. SUPPLEMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION BUI m Passed by botU Houses of Cengrcss, . ; - July 13th, 186T. " -- ''.'" . , 'Washikgtojt, July 13 P. - M. lie it enacted ly the Senate and House of Re presentative of Vi Vnited State of America in Congret aumnbled. That it is hereby declared to have been the true intent and meaning of the act 0! the second day of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven, entitled " an act to pro vide for the more efficient government of the re bel 8tates,n and of the act supplementary thereto, passed on tho twenty-third day of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven, that the governments then existing in the rebel States of Virginia, North Carolina, Bouth Carolina, Geor gia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida, Texas and Arkansas, were not legal State governments, and that thereafter said governments if continued, were continued sutject, in all respects, to the Military Commander of the respective districts, and to the paramount authority of Congress. Bee. I. That the commander of any District named in said act shall have power, subject to the disapproval of the General of the Army of the United States, to have effect till disapproved whenever, in the opinion o: such Commander, the proper administration of said act shall require it, to suspend or remove from office, or from the pei- formance of official duties and the exercise of of. ncial powers, any officer or person holding or ex ercising, or professing to noia or exercise, any civil or military office or duty in such district, under any power, election, appointment or authori ty derived irom or granted oy, or claimed under any so-called State, or the Government thereof, or any municipal or other division thereof, and upon sack suspension or removal, such Commander, subject to the disapproval of the General as afore said, shall have power to provide, from time to time, for the performance of the said duties of such oflioer or person so suspended or removed, by the detail of same competent officer or soldi r of the army, er by the appointment of some other person to perform the same, and to nil vacancies occasioned by death, resignation or otherwise Beo. 3. an at the ueneral of tne army of the United States shall be invested with all the pow ers ot suspension, removal, appointment and de tail granted in the preceding section to District Commanders.' , 80c. 4. And be itftirther enacted. That the acts of ths officers of the army already done In remov ing in s&id districts persons exercising tho func tions of civil officers and appointing others in their stead,, are hereby confirmed. Provided. That any person heretofore or hereafter appoint ed by any District. Commander to exercise the functions of any civiT office may be removed, either by the military, officers in command of the dis trict, or by the General of the army, and it shall be ths dnty of said Commanders to remove from offioe, as aforesaid, all persons who are disloyal to the government of the United States or who use their official influence in any manner, to hinder, delay, prevent or obstruct the due and proper ad- uiiuiauauuu m uiio miu iuo acta iu wmca it is supplementary 1 i. u a 1 -4 Sec 5. That the boards of registration provided for in the act entitled.. " an act aniDlementarv to an act entitled an act to provide for the more effi cient government of the rebel States," passed March 43rd, 1867, shall have power, and it shall be their duty, before allowing the registration of any person, to ascertain, npon such facts or infor mation as thoy ean obtain, whether such person is entitled to be registered under said act, and the oath required by said act shall not be conclusive on such question, and no person shall be register ed unless such board shah decide that he is en titled thereto ; and such board shall also have power to examine, under oath, to be administered by any member of such board, any one touching the qualification of any person claiming registra tion, dm in every case of a refusal by the board to register an applicant, and in every case of striking his name from tho list sb hereinafter provided, the board shall make a note or memorandum, which shall be returned with the registration list to the Commanding General of the District, setting forth the grounds of such refusal, or such striking from the list.. Ffovided, That no person shall be dis qualified as a member of any board of registration by reason of race or color. -. ' u . See, 6. That the true intent and meaning of the oath, prescribed in said supplementary act is. among other things, that no person who has been a member of the Legislature of any State, or who has held any executive or judicial office in any State, whether he has taken on oath to support the constitution of the United States or not, and wneiner ne was noiaing sucn omce at tne com mencement of the rebellion, or hod held it before, and who was afterwards engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the United States, or given aid or comfort to the enemies - thereof, is entitled to be registered or to vote, and the words execu tive or judicial officer in any . State in said oath mentioned, shall be construed to include all civd offices created bylaw for the administration of any general law el a State or for the administra tion of justice. Vf; Bee 7. That the time for completincr the orici. hal registration, provided for in said act may, in ; : GENERAL DIRECTORY, . ' CITY OFFICERS Mayor John Dawson. Hoard of Aldermen K D Wallace, H VonGlahn, J G Burr, Eli Murray, W H Lippitt, A Adrian, W A Wright, W 8 Anderson. Marshal Robert Bansom. " , Special DfjnUy Marsuil U J Jones. iJerk and Treasurer T W Anderson. ; Clerk cftlie NarketL M Williams ; - ; Chief ire ItepartnieiUJl J Jones. Chief fire ManZoa B W Beery. fire Waraen--R Scbuiken, first ward ; James Shackelford, second word ; B W Beery, third ward; W Burkheimer, fourth ward.' i (My Surveyor W H James. Mood Inspectors F V B Yopp, J W Potter, Thompson. - . . f, coaiaassioffKB.s of navigation ahd i -' PILOTAGK. :.- t ,: ""P W Fanning, Chairman; Wm B Flanner, Wm M Harries, E Murray, Wm 8 Anderson, of Wil mington; and Swift Galloway, of Smithvillo. Thos. JUL Howey. Clerk and Treasurer. ; . ' t HARBOR MASTER. Wash. Burkimer. ; . ,,:!-,- f-5 PORT WARDENS. 1 " 'i George Harris, 8. N. Martin, W. B. Whitehead. Papt PAjjician-Josh C. Walker, Examining Committee C C Morse, Samuel B Davis, W F Furpluss, Geo W Williams. Regular meetings first Tuesday in the month. ' COUNTY OFFICERS. - j ' ; Chairman of County Courf Wm A Wright. Superior Court Cleric H A Bagg : " Clerk of County Cbwrttt B Wood, Jr. -Sheriff Samuel B Bunting. County Solicitor John L Holmes. J Register George W Pollock. r Special Magistrate John J Conoley. Special CourtS D Wallace, W 8 Lorkins, John A Taylor, John A Sanders, John D Powers. County Surveyors James W-Williams, John Moore, s ; County Trustee Owen'Fennell, Jr. s Constables R L Seller, L Peterson, James H Philyaw, E. D. Hewlett. Committee of Finance-B D Wallace, John A Tay lor, John A Sanders. Wardens of the Poor John A Taylor, John A Sanders, Archibald McMillan, Isaac James, Lnko B Huggins, W 8 Larkins. Treasurer of Publio Buildings - Bamuol B Bunt ing. County Ranger -O F Alexander. f Coroners John O Wood, Daniel P Bland. Standard Keeper John G Wood.! ' Wreck Master John A Sanders, 1. Entry Taker John J Conoley. - Superintendents of Common Schools & D Wal lace, James Kerr, W S Larkins, John D Powers, B K Bryan. Inspectors of If aval Stores John S James, Archibald Alderman, James O Bowel en, John C Bowden, Alfred Alderman, Thomas W Player, W J Price, B Southeriand, J M Henderson, R (J John son. - . i . Inspectors of Timber, Ac. L H Bowden, James Aiuerman, ueorge Mcuume, w ji munroe, & Tur lington, H M Bishop. .Inspectors of Provisions, to D E John W Munroe, George Alderman. Railroads. -UMIniinoii and Man Railroad Co - Gpheual bepEBnfTESrr.ST's Office, I Wilmixutok, N. C, July 8, 19C7. J OIV and rrr Julj G'H I'sucngrr Trains of l!ii lAad will rnn on the following Srhed- i EXriiEiS TRAIN. Leave Wi!miiiRt.n.....-.....L ....... 2:15 A. M. Arrive at King&vitlt ...;.i.i.,..,..ll:5i A. M. Arrive at Augusta. ;r. ;i 7:25 P. M. Leave Augusta. . . . . . . v. . .j. ;4 . ; . , . . . 8:W A. M. Arrive at Kingsville.,.. ,..,..i...,...ll:15 A. M. Arrive at Wilmington.. i 8:30 P. M. ' . ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. - Leave Wilmington 1. .. . 8 00 P. M. Arrive at KingaviHe.v.',, Li...... ...8 25 A. M. Leave luntcsville. . . . .. L 1 S 45 P. M. Arrive at Wilmington.. .v.. j,',J."..,.'.. 9 13 A. M. Express Train eouuects closely at Florence with the North Eastern Railroad, for Charleston, nd Cberaw and Darlington Railrof 1, for Chef aw, and runs ; through to Augusta, j Georgia, without change. - L Accommodation Train connects at Kfugsville with South Carolina Railroad, for Augusta, daily, and for Columbia on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. - ; j : . . P WM. MacBAE, Geu'l. Bnp't. ' Jidy4 ' :i -. j . 238-tf WILMINGTON k WELDON RAILROAD COMPANY Printing." the jouei: I ! i establisii:.:2:jt. III FI1TT am? . 3 Office Chief Engiseeh akd Gek. Srp'r, WiUttiso rox-, N. C, July 6, 1867. REGULAR SCHEDULE. and after July 5tl, tUe following Schedule will be run by the Passenger trains over this Railroad : ; -l DAY TRAINS, Will leave Wilmington every morning (exoept Sun days) at 6 o'clock, A. M., and Weldon every mor ning except Sundays) at 10:40 A. M.; arriving at Wilmington at 8 o'clock, P. M., and at Weldon at 3 o'clock, P. M. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS Will leave Wilrnington at 9:3 P. M., "daily, and weidon at y.za 1 . M., uauy arriving at Wilming t r. at 2:20 A. M., and at Weldon at 6:00 A. M Thirty-three hours to Now York. Trains pass Goldsboro' at 1:57 A. M., and 10:35 A.M. going North, and at 3:05 P. M., and 10:11 1. M., going South. . ACCOMMODATION TRAIN iMixses Goldsboro' at 1:30: P. M. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving at Weldon SI P. M. Leaves Weldon at 5 A. M. on Tuesdays, ! : R. RAILROADS. WILMINGTON" & MANCHESTER B President Henry MDrane. Directors John Dawson, Henry Nutt, O G Pars ley, A J DeRosset, D 8 Cowan, Geo J W McCall, WE Mills, James G Burr, Richard Bradley, J Eli Gregg, i General Superintendent Tfiiham MacRae. ' Secretary and Treasurer W A Walker. General Freight Agent John L CantwelL WILMINGTON & WELDON RAILROAD. PresidentBit Bridgers. Directors George Harriss, Wm A Wright, S D Wallace, Alfred Martin, A H YanBokkelen, Eli Murray, Ed Kidder, John Everett, T D Hogg, John Norfieet. Engineer and Superintendent 8 L Fremont, Secretary and Treasurer J W Thompson. Superintendent Transportation Wm Smith. General Ticket Agent and Clerk Wm M Pois son. - - n, . General Freight Agent G L Dudley. Master Mechanic M Hankins. WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE AND RUTHEB- . ; j ! FORD RAILROAD. ; President Bobert H Cowan. Directors 8 J Person, A H YanBokkelen, John A McDowell, Bobert 8 French, Walter L Steele, Stephen W Cole .Samuel H Walkup. ENye Hutch inson, Haywood W Guion, C 0 Henderson, A G Lo gan, A B Holmesly. , s Superintendent W. J. Everett. -Master of Transportation Vf H Allen. Secretary and Treasurer I T Alderman.; Master Mechanic W Gill " Freight Agent-W B French. ' ' j iH : Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving at Goldsboro' at 12:30 P. M., connecting both ways with North Carolina Railroad passenger trains, and with Sea- hnnrrt fl.nr T'ctfilslinrcr lLa.ilrnn.rl frniirlif Iriin, hv Bunting, which quick despatch is given to through freight ana wty passengers doiii ways, xms train wui be increased to a daily, as soon as the business requires it. Way passen gers from or to points be tween Goldsboro' and Weldon, to or from Stations on tli-3 nortu caroima ltauroad, will find this a srreat convenience. Passengers going Eat or Wrest from Goldsboro', should tako the bay Trains from places South of Goldsboro . ' Both trains i connect at Wilming ton with trains on Wilmington & Manchester Railroad, and at Weldon with trains via Richmond and Portsmouth, Va. The Day Trains connect with Old Bay Lino. The NightTrains with Ana mesaix Lino. ! n KW All papers publishing Schedules, please change for this one. BL L. FREMONT, Chief Ene'r and SuDt. Raleigh Standard, Sentinol and Progress, Greens boro' Patriot, Salisbury Old North State, Char- lottoe Democrat, copy one month and send bills to Superintendent of W. & W. B. R. july 3 1 : 237-tf SUPERIOR WOaiMl GOOD WORK GUARANTEED! The Journal OJIico -I ; -.. Is now better than ever prepared to do all kinds of PLAIN JOB AND OBNJUIEXTAL PRirjtir:d! Transportation Office I WlLMWOTOK, CnABLOTTE & B. B. R. Co., I I Wilmington, N." Ci, June 5, 1867. J FBOM AND AFTER tho Cth lost, tho Passenger Train on this road will leave Wilmington at 8 o'clock, A. M., on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and arrivo at Band Hill at 5 o'clock, P. M. Beturning will leave Band Hill at 7 o'clock, A. M., on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and arrive in Wilmington at 4 o'clock, P. M. WM. H. ALLEN, - ' J Master of Transportation. juneS , . j 213 tf In the best styles of ths art. '; I ' - j - ; v RAILROAD & STEAIIEOAT COLOR PRirJ7i7J3 1 AMD EVEBT DESCBIPTIOS OF mercantile pri:;ti:;g, Will receive special attention, j ; Charlotte Female Institute ; ; 1 CHARLOTTE, N. C - '- ' " Rev. B. BURWELL, 4 j JOHN B. BUB WELL, A. M., f rnncipols. rjlHE NEXT SESSION COMMENCES ON THE Is October, and continues until 30th June, 1868, For Circular and Catalogue containing full par ticulars as to terms, Ac, address . ; , j I 1UV. IC BUKWJLlLi & BOS, :! " ! , i . . Charlotte, K. C. july 13 ; ; . , .. , . 245-eodtlst Oct KenansTille Female SeBinary. fJJHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON THE 1st of September next. i ' ". Terms per quarter of ton weeks, same as here tofore. A deduction of 20 per cent, will be made for payments in adcance. ; ; Board $12 60 per month. ' P :- . ' For further particulars, apply to the Principal, . - v . 1 . . 8. W. CLEMENT, i Eenansville, July 13th, 1867. . . 215-tf r- 1 1 - U , PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. A hAHUE lot Jut received, couliUag la J. part as follows : English and American White Lead and Zino, : s ... . : 15,000 lbs. Assorted colors Dry and in Oil, 7,415 lbs. Window Gloss, $UQ boxes. Linseed and Machinery Oils. Varnishes, Brashes, Ac, Ac. For sale at the low est prioee, for cash, at !. - f HANCOCK A DAGGETT'S, " ; junjs 11, 1867.118 .9 Market streeU FREIGHT BY RAILWAY LINES, VIA W. & W. RAILROAD 3' Wcdding,: Business and Visfc Colt TO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS. NEW, Cheap and Q,ulck Lines between this city, RICHMOND, i BALTIMORE, I PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and '!!' BOSTON, via WELDON,! PETERSBURG or PORTSMOUTH. Rates are so low, and time so quick, that there is nj competition with any other routes. Try it. i For classification and rates, apply to Master of Transportation. ' " ' Eng'r and Superintendent, may 30 , i ' t ; 208f Dispatch copy. Printed in the handsomest styles, on abort notice,'1' -I- . BILL-HEADS, ' CIRCULARS, I SMOKED TONGUES, DRIED BEEF, AL-: , r. 3 laundry La3 been established in -ploys three bnndxeil per- :: forty tLousaad pieces of .'.-.a t..o iriacipal hotels r. 1 v 1 h -tit: I'ur 13 bo::: I nth 1 in Loow wheels. - .!.:nc3 anl ia Lot 1. y r, ctractive TTniulnnBrtenir ; t The election reocincts established br law or onstom'as voting places in the Conutlcs and Cities Brown, A M Lowe, B J Dixon- Alexander McCabe I the discretion of the Commander of any District, of North Coroliua and in the Districts Parishes j w H Knapp. : . 77 I be extended to the 1st 4ay of October, 1867, and County of Lenoir Lemuel H Aldricb. Pmckney ne Doaras oj regiswauou oiiau jaave power, and Hardee, Richard Whitfield, PT Willis, A J Lofton, 1 1 shall be their anty, commencing fourteen days James Waters. 'i , ... k . , j prior to any election under said act, and upon , - . v . - - 1 rcosonauia puouo uouc onus itme and place sC Ti. r,vn tost OF wn-MiiraToai.-:; , ' , J thereof ,.to revise, for a period of five days, the County of Brunswick E Lesr. Bolomon Smith. I registration lists, and upon being satisfied that any W B Robeson, Geo L Baxter, A Golden Smith, B I person not entitled thereto, has been registered, u jjiorren. and Municipalities of ' South Carolina will be de signated by Poet Commanders as the places for lteglstration. ltieueeiraoie mat not more than nix nf these and preferably a leas immber. be in eluded in a Registration Precinct and assigsed to one Board, so tnai am pie iocuiuesmay be aiiord- ed for Resristratio Kvorr Board or .registration wm c noose its pre- aidinR oflicer. wno wiu represent uie uoara and anaounoe its action upon oil matters coming be- loreit. ...... . .3 1.- Beeulatidua for the government of Registers in the discharge of their dutios will be duly publish ed as soon as practicable for general information j ::.J, ;. s NORTH CAROLINA. ';' z post Of MonoAirroM. Connty of Burke Jesse Fisher .Wm: WilHams. Jacob Abee, Stephen Boss, Tho, Hawkins, Bob't IL Alexander. Countv of McDowell W nA. B. Murphy. James Bailey, W. B. Poole, Jas. McCall, Wesley McKes son, Jas. W. Lyon. 1 . . ,.. . ,tt. County of Rutherford Jno. Anderson," Bob't Forney, Jos. wukie, J. C. L. Harris, W. H. Lo gan, Vincent MichaoL .. ., .. Connty of Polk John Logan,' Jas. Brown.'B.' G. Hanu-ton, ..J. uaiampton, jc, jy m Abramjj, t'aui Alius. . v. . . -, -. . 4 . : Countv cf I.!.;nacron K. H. Jones, Jesse R Justice, W. W. Andcrdun, lhos. Cl-bs, Thos. ,F. Bird. Simon B'Ti" ", ' . J. iracy. J. 1L J. 1 1. Gwre, iUibert r' C T, ClII- JIIOICE SUGAR CURKD HAMS, ! FLOUR, ALL GRADES, EXTRA TABLE BUTTER. i r ' Just received, at 1 . : GEO. Z. FRENCH'S, 10 South Front street. . july 19 i .- , . , '. 250 L. A. BABT, t ' i IOHR O. BAHZT Wilmington Irou and Copper Works. HART & BAILEY, pRorETETOBs, No. 17, Front Street, below Market, Wllzainctoa, ST. C. J .1.9 4 1.0 616 " K C ffi? F l-,,"" ' POSTERS, PROGRA5IME3, s BOOKS BILLS OF LADING, . , . , LkVDBAYS AND OTHER TICKET2L f . ! ..... i And eycry other description of job woii; iPROIIPTLY B3.jli; AT TIIE WEo County cf Duck woi 111, J. UiiJon, r 1 C -rrf I.. ' to tho i- LaviJ L L on. -.n, J D . icL-a-ry, T01 Lryson, County of Columbus T M Smith. M PowelL J A Maultsby; David Strothers, Francis Lennon, county oi uooeson u a Hayes, Daniel C Mo Neil, John Moors, James Sinclair, Carry Wilkins, Osar McCnllum. - . .. Chas Iewis, John Cranston, Justin Dunnells, 1 F French. County of New Hanover W B Jones. H E Scott. Henry W Penny, W H PicketL Isaac M Peck, 8 8 Ashley, Edgar Miller, E D Hewlett, "George W Price.. ".i- v,-iv---.- - County of Duplin Samuel B Woodmensee, Jno E Fassell, Eward Martin,, John M Graham, L A Merriman. F A Newberry. . . s J ., County of Sampson w L Kownson. Kicholas P Cliestnutt, W J Craddpck, Miles V Owen, Clifton Ward, Joseph "Wilson. ; r ; POST OF rLYMOUTH. 7 County of Tyrrell B F Pikes, John Carroll, Horace Holmes, Hezeliiah P Lewis, Jeaso b.kes, OOr-eo. . .. . . ' " County of T7, . !C. . 'C W Jo", J T' r '- ' -. JL Jickson, Aim.'' . c j ft i ... .-r g : :.. t r " -" , j S ic..i iLbins, Lea. Ltws . T P Ilesry, i on&than 8 Taylor. . to strike the name of such person from the list and such board shall, also, during the- same peri od add to such registry the names of all persons who at that time possess the qualifications re quired by said act, who have not been already registered, and no person shall at any time be entitled to be registered or to vote by reason of any executive pardon or amnesty for any act or thing which, without such pardon or amnesty, would have disquoifiedhita from registration or voting. , . . Sec 8. That section four of said last named act shall be construed to authorize the Commanding General named therein whenever he shall deem it needf al to remove any member of a board of re gistration and to appoint another in his stead and to fill any vacancy in said board. Sec, 9. That all members of said boards of re gistration and all persons hereafter elected or ap pointed to oCic in said military districts under apy so-called t tateor municipal authority, or by d--i ;i or appointment of the L.r irict Commanders shad bo rtVred to -tike sa.d to t. "' rseribe "the tiUi of r proscribed by txvrjtaz -Curs. of the LIMITED PARTNERSHIP. NOXICK ts hereby given, that the wmler. signed have formed a LIMITED PART NERSHIP, In accordance with Acts or the Legisla ture of 18S0-'61, entitled Limited Partnership," Chapter 23, for five years, to date from January 1st, 1867, and to terminate January 1st, 1872. The nature of the business to b transacted is a general. Wholesale and Commission business ia tne city oi Wilmington, James A. Willard and A. A. Willard of the city of Wilmington, are the GEN ERAL PARTNERS under the style of "Willard Brothers." W. H. Willard, of the city of Baleigh, is the SPECIAL PARTNER, and a such has con tributed and paid in to tne capital stock, the sum of ssventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000) in cash. : , , JAS. A. WILLARD, . J ' . . A. A. WILLARD, , . 'i r ' General Partners. 1 ? : ; . , , W. jll. WILLARD, . -i i Special Partner. . Wilmington, . C, Feb. 27, 1807. 129 6m WC. KrtW OTPT Tvrv mr wttimhtot on abort notice. i Brass and Iron Oastinsrs. finished and nnfinl Uhed. New Machinery made and put ap. Old Machinery overhauled. - All kinds of Patterns, Ornamental and Agricul tural. . ! i Will supply Drafts of all kinds of Machinery and Millwork genorolly. TURPENTINE AND WHISKY STILLS, AND i ; . :, . . COPPER WORK in all its broaches. - A full supply of Belting, Packing, Hose, Bteam and Water Fine and Fittings. , Machine Bolts. Nuts and Bivets. and all other articles generally iuuna in a sucnine Supply Store. Also a lores lot of Crucibles, from No. 85 to 100. and warranted good wilt dispose of them below aianujaoiurorB prices. Terms Caen. moron w. 1M Lowest ; Hktcs F " ENGELHARD I. T?ri, :J, I !" . Prc;rl '.73 i. t P. Hcincb::r, BOOK BINDEB AND r Unite! f U:"c. 13. :.tEor;-r;'-tr,i..:.iaL: v crL ;j:,r;L; -jcly ist. ONCE more, and for the last time, we respectfully request our patrons to pay their accounts . . ' - - .- SI. IL KATZ & CO. ' jiily -. ' '.238-tf v "1 I- J t , VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE. PERSONS desiring to purchase Landi would do well to call and examine the lands of the late Henry N. Howard, consisting of a val uable race iorm, and a large quantity ox Turpen tine lands. There is among tiieru a valuable plan tation in Robeson connty, known as the Crawford lands, a fine stand for a countv store. Any information desired will be farnishedby William N. Feden. , . ; WILLIAM N. PEDES', I Admr'a and ALLMAND A. ilcKOY, f Comr's; april25 . 178 2taw- BUM BOOK MMIi&:Z3 JOURNAL BUILDINGS, . . , wiLMLN;GTo:r, ir; a I " ' '- ? - v 4 t irs -lltf ACCOulJT EC: u Made of tho best Linen Pacr, T Bound to any paii:m C !. JA3IES IIe0R3IICK, MERCHANT TAILOR, ' " . . - . . , , - Market Street," 7 Particular attention paid to the manufacture of I xsoys" Clotmng. --: ;. ,o. : 4: - j Gents' Shirts mado to order...- : .. ; juiy 10 1i2rl ... v t.YT,rSI iri r","'"'f'"c l.A.3 A.,.' 1... t!Tr"D:jT rrr oi-al" cduixu tor;:' . k.s.i.4 n .. 2..- . Jaetr 1 at t-y7 i ,-tr Ledgers, Journals,' Ilccutlca i-l Tral Dockets, and til thi3 cf LI -i lclrs , . . -Law To'' 3, I!" :3, rcri?i:" .... 1-the test r r. . - or
The Daily Journal (Wilmington, N.C.)
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July 27, 1867, edition 1
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