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WILMmGTON, N. C.,; -TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBEK 22. 1867.
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THE HAILT JOURNAL.
WILMINGTON. N. C
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1867.
ORDER FOR THE ELECTION.
ILVqus 2d Mzlitaet Dibteict, )
''- Chablebtow, S. 0., Oct. lbth, 18C7. (
osarERAZi onDEH9 i (
By tlie terms of the act of Congress en
titled" An act to provide for the mora ef
ficient Rorernment of the rebel States, "
passed March 2d, 18C7, and of the acts of
March 23d and July 19th, 18G7, supple
mentary thereto it is made tho duty of
the Commanding General of this Military
District to cause a registration to be made
of the male inhabitants of the State of
North Carolina, of the ago of twenty-one
Tears and UDwards and oualified by the
terms of said arts to vote, and after snch
recristration is complete, to order an election
to be held at which the registered voters of
said State shall vote lot or against a fJon'
vention, for the purpose of establishing a
3 a
2rt t
3.C
, constitution and civil government for the
' ' said State, loyal to the Union, and for dele-1
rates to said Convention, and to give at
. least thWr d.y noUc. of. th, tim. .nd
placo at which said election shall be held ;
and tne said registration Having 'been
completed in the titate of North Carolina,
it is ordered :
t-First: That in election beheld in the
State of North Carolina, commencing on
Tuesday, the 19th daj of November, 1867,
November, 18G7, at which all registered
voters of said State may vote "For a Gon-
' vention," or Against a Convention," and
. ; for delegates to constitute tho Convention
in case a majority of the votes given on
1 that question shall bo for a Convention,
and in case a majority of tho registered
' ' f voters shall 1 have voted on tho question of
. noiding sucn Uonvcntion. - . . .. v
Second. It shall be the duty of ! the
Boards of Registration in North Carolina,
commencing fourtoen days prior to; the
election herein ordered, and giving reason
- . ablo publio notice of the time and place
thereof, to revise for a period of five days
f the registration lists, and upon being satis-
. , Hod that any person not . entitled thereto
has been registered, to striko tho name of
such person from the list : and such iJorson
shall not be entitled to vote. Tho Boards
of Registration shall also durina the same
period, add to- such registers the names of
au persons wno at mat time possesses tne
qualitioations required by said acts who
have dot already boon registered.
w m t a Ji u ,v,
A'M' W AU UVtUAAlg UV (M w WV W O at Aviavat
from or added to the registration lists the
Boards will be guided by the law 01 March
, .j 2d, , 18C7, and the laws supplementary
thereto, and their attention is specially di
rected to the Supplementary act of July
19th. 18C7.
Fourth. The said election will bo held in
... each district . at such places as may here
alter be designated, under the superintend
, enoe of the Boards of Registration as pro
.....Tided bv law. and in accordance with in
structions hereafter to be given to said
t r Boards in conformity with the acts of Con
press, and as far as may be with the laws of
North Carolina. h
F)Vi All judges and clerks employed in
; conducting said election, shall, before com-
mencing to hold the same, be Bworn to the
- ' faithful performance of their duties, and
shall also take and subscribe the oath of
oClco prtscribed by law for officers of the
V K Jr. , , viuv- yi un
'i. 'xixo pons suaii do opened at sucn
vcur t Maces at eisrus o cioca, in me rore-
noo3. and closed at four o'clock, in. the af-
' t rnoon of each day, and shall be kept open
' tUiics those hours without intermission or
, , .;ot:ri:.cr.ti' ' "" ',""t .
f , -f , ixveniJi. Ko member of the Hoard of Re
gistration, who is a candidate for election
as a duk-ia to the Convention, shall serve
as a juJj of the election in any county or
district which he seeks to represent. 1 . .
Eighth. The Sheriff and other peace offi
cer s of ca.cn county are required to be'pfe-.-
- sent Carir j tho whole time that the ! polls
- are kept open, and until tho -election is
completed t prrd will be made responsible
. that ther. t-J be no interference with
i i.. : j" -S-scf c,-ctic,, cr :.ctbr interruption
cf rood c ! r. If there (should ba ;more
t .a oue U.,-? t'ace in any countv. the
; L ; riH of the county is empowered and di-
rcct d to male suck assiiTuxaenta Of his do
.. " ; lc" of . to th other
:.f
"" s i. ia 1 .3 juament,
" t- j i r. . ..4 cl ( end or
3 n farther reauired ta report
mander of the Military PoBt in which; bis
cotinty is aitnated. t.i t
, 'Ninth. Violence, or threats of violence,
or of discharge from employment, or other
oppressive means to:, prevent any person
from registering, or exercising Lis right Of
voting, is positively prohibited, and any
ncb attempts will be reported by the reg
istrars or judges of elections to the Tost
Commander, and will cause the arrest and
trial of the offenders by military authority.
' Tenth. All bar-rooms, aloons and other
E laces for the sale of liquors by retail, will
e closed from C o'clock of tho evening of
the 18th of Jfovember, until C o'clock of
the morninglf the 21st of November, 18G7,
Uid during this time tho sale of all intoxi
cating liquors ato near any polling place
is prohibited.! ' Xhe police officers of cities
and towns, aad ioheriQs and other peace
oflieers of counties, will be 'held responsi
ble for the strict enforcement of this pro
hibition, and will promptly arrest and hold
for trial all persons who may trasngress it.
Kkventh. . Military interference with elec
tions "unless it shall be necessary to repel
the armed enemies of the United States,
or to keep tho peace at the polls," is pro-
Jjitnted , by the act of Congress approved
February , 2oth, 18C0, and no soldiers will
bu allowed to. appear at any polling place
uuksa as citizens of the State, they are
qualified and j are registered as voters, and
then only for1 the purpose- of voting ; but
the Commanders of Poets will keep their
troops well in hand On the days of election,
and will be prepared to act promptly if the
civil authorities are unable to preserve
the peace. j' " "v ;
Twelfth. The returns rennired bv law to
be mado to tho Commander of the District
of the results of this election, will bo ren
dered by the Boards of Registration of the
several registration precincts through the
Commanders of tho Military Posts in which
their' precincts are situated, and in accor
dance with the detailed instructions here
after to be given. -" I-' : - .
TurleenUt. The number of . delecates to
the Convention is determined by law, and is
tne number of members of the ; most nu
merous branch of the Legislature for the
year eighteen (hundred and sixty, and this
number, one hundred and twenty; is appor
tioned to thoi representative Districts of
tho Stato in the ratio of registered voters
as follows : ---.., ri , ...
Ooantics of Borke and Mc- )
DoweU (tocethorh.ii Two (2) Dolocratea.
Conntiea of Xtatberford and
Iolk (together)... Two (2 :Doleir8.t,ea. !
CJountles of Sancev and ! - . 1
Mitchell (tocreUier)........One (1) Delec&ta.
uoaouea 01 juaaiaon, van- 1:: j
oombe, Henderson and f ; "
Transylvania (together).. .Tbreo (3) Delecates.
Counties of Haywood and is. .-.
Jackson (toreUier)........One t (1) Delesrite.
Conntiee of Macon, Clay and
Cliorokoe (together) Two (2) Delegates.
Counties of Alleghany, Ashe,. . ,i
Hurry, Watauga and xad-
kin (toarether) 1 . . . . . . . Three (3) iDelec&tea.
Counties of Caldwell, Wilkas, t
Arcaeu ana Alexander (to- 1 -
Kcther) l Five (5) Delesratea.
Counties of Darie and Itow- - -1 . I -
an(tocether)..L. ....... ...Three (3) Delegates.
County of Clevoland.'..... .One (1) Delegate.
County of Catawba One (1) Deleeate. ?
iiouuiy oi uucoin une
County of Ota ton.. . . .". .One
County of Mecklenburg. ... .Two
County of Union .....One
County of Cabarrus. One
(1) Delegate. ,
(1) Delegate.
(2) Delegates.
11) Delegate.
(1) Dolegate.
(11 Delegate.
(1) Delegate.
(1) Delegate.
(1) Delegate.
(2) Delegates.
; (2) Delegates.
County of fetanley,
.One
uouniy 01 &nson
.....One
. . , . . One
.....One
..vi.Two
Uounty of Stokes, r. . . . .
County of Forsy the. , . . .
I'nn.l.nin..r,l,.
County of Randolph. . . .
County of Guilford.
County of Rockingham.
County of Caswell.
County of Alamance... .
i.i.Two
. . . . Tnree (3) Delegates.
. ., .Two . (2) Delegates.
....Two (2) Delegates.
....One (1) Delegate.
Uounty of Person.
One - (1) Delegate.
County of Orange ,
County cf Chatham.
Two (2) Delegates.
Two (2) Delegate?.
SSSSK""--
Four (4) Delegates.
(3) Delegates.
County of Warren.
Two
(2) Delegates.
County of Franklin......
County of Cumberland.. ,
.Two
.Two
.One
(2) Delegates.
(J) Delegates.
(1) Delegate.
(I) Delegate.,
(1) Delegate.'
(1) Delegate.
County of Harnett
County of Moor a
.One
.One
.One
county or Montgomery.
uuunty 1 iviciimona.
uounty or wayna.
. . . .Two
Two .
;i. .One
(2) Delegates, j
t'i) Delegates.
(1) Delegate.
(1) Delegate.
(1) Delegate.
County of Wilson. . i.. i ..j.-.One
(Jounty 01 Mash.1 Ono
County of Halifax. .Three
County of Northampton.. .". '. .Two
Delegates.
Delegates.
uountyor rAigecomue ..Three
Delegates.
County of Lenoir............ One
Delegate.
Delegate.
Delogate.
Uountyor Brnswick..'.. .....One "
County of Columbus; . : . . .One '
County of Robosou Two '
Delegates.
Delegates.
Delegates
County or Bladen. .Two
County of New Hauovor.. . . .Three
Oountyof Duplin Two
Cjuuty of Sumpson. ...Two
t jjeiegaiet-i
aj Delegates. .
lAmuiitH) ui jl jrreu uu rr asn- - t
lngton 1 toMtherl.'.'. .. .. .Two
DclegatoF.
Delegate.
Delegates.
County cf Martin. . ,.:;.:..-.. On
County of Bertio. ... i . . .Two
taj
County of Hertford.
County of Gates
.One
II 1 Delegate,
fl) Delegate.
(1) Delegate.,
One
County of Chowan.. .One
County of Perquinimons. . . . .One
Counties of Pasquotank and
ll J Delegate.
t .-.
2 ! Delegates,
III Delegate.,
Camden together). Two
County of Currituck.. .
.Ono
County of Craven.
.Three 3 Delegate?,
County of Onalow. .'
County of Carteret
.one ; ill Delegate.
,Oue 111 Delegate
County of jone; .;2vr...v;. One
Delegate.
Delegate.
Delegates.
Delegate.
1 County of Beaufort ..Two
l " wo
I County of Hy del. ...-.One
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By command of Brevet Major Gcn9ral 1 ' .
" " . Kd. R. B. Cantit.
Lvi'Is V.CAZIABC, . . , . . 5.
, 1 . Aide-do-Camp, A A. Adj't, Gen.
.. uniuiAi.; ijocis v.
and A. A. A. General. -
Caziauo, Aide-de-Camp
Scotland' and Immigration. ' ,:?'
Mr. Alexander .Williamson has just re
turned from! a visit to Scotland. While
there he visited several of the best agricul
tural sections 01 tne Lothians, and from
frequent conversations ho had with the far
mer "hands,? male and female, he found
that they were most anxious to better their
condition and prospects by emigration " to
the United States, but the only drawback
to such a consummation was the want of
means, their humble pittance in the shape
of wages and kind" not permitting them
to put anything in store for contingencies.
i r I- Pbial thrift, mteUigence,
domestio diaainhrtA anil thnrnmcrh nonnl -
no nationality that would sooner aid in the
material development of this country and
t .... .... .
m waiering ana ' maintaining a neaiuiiui
pubho sentiment.
It would be -well, there-
lore, that measures wern nrnmnt.lv takfin
for their transportation and immediate env
pioymeni on landing on our shores, t
'"diana Drops the If egre.
An Indiana corresnonrlAnt of thl NW
York Tribune says that the prospect of call
ing an extras session of the Legislature for
the purpose of passing a universal snffraffe
amendment has been nnally dropped, af
ter the unfortunate results of the same ex.
periment in Ohio." i... x 1 1 t y
The daughter of Hon William Dennison
wag married at Columbng,'' Ohio, on Wed-
- r h"-
dan ana cx-ptmWJ tanton were present
on the occasion. . t , , ! ?
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l'onxcr evwe-tiy tears mat ne ,naa cut
hi3 : ror: ''u-.t i.r'.rs with his own ten
r rs vaia las own pen-
lL:iTv3,
la groans at tia prospect of no
: Mercantile.
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A: DAVID & CO.;
; 27 market St.v ,
W ILBM NGT O N ' N,; J C.
mUK jOLDKST
AND LAHUEST HOUSE
IN THE CIT7.. which manufactures iU OWN
CLOTHINO, has just received a largo stock of
, MEN AND BOTS' CLOTHINO, .
such at
BEAVEB BUSINESS SUITt?, ' .
. , CASSIMEBE BU8IES3 SUIT : ' j ,
. , BEAVER OVERCOATS, , , 4 T f
.,' BLACK FROCK COATii; :; -
BLACK SACK COATS, ,
TiT Afir TnP5ITTV fOlTsj ( '
BLACK DOESKIN PANTS.
FANCY CASSI1IERE l-ANTS, - W.
' GRENADINE. VELVET, j n . ;
BILK AND SATIN VESTS, . i t:
" BLACK CLOTH PANTS AND VESTS,
BLACK DOESKIN VESTS,
YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHKG. '
" OUR DEPARTMENT FOR
MERCHANT TAILOIiINO L;
stands unrivaled, as we nave made it our stndv to
secure the latest and cnoicest patterns or FLAiDi
and JFANCY CASSIMKKS ana VtttllMUS ex-1
pressly for CUSTOM VVORK.
GENTS FURSISUIXO GOODS : f.
of all descriptions, .
SHIRTS. COLLARS,
VKDERBIlIItTS,
GLOVES,
DRAWERS, '
HOSIERY,; &c.
Ac.
HATS! HATS!
Gentlemen are invited to call and examine our
fine assortment of IIATS of various qualities and
styles. - .. ,.
CITY AND CO UNTE Y B UYERS
will find it to their advantage to call and examine
our stock, as they will save from 5 to 30 per
j cent, in their purchases.
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS
we offer unusual inducements. "We can soil to
them at equally as low prices as the same goods
I can be purchased by tnem in New xorK or I'mla-1 s
delphia. We buy of tne importers, by the wnoie-
sale, and
can therefore compete witn mortnern
jobbers.
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oct. 11
ALBERT DAY
goldsborougd; north Carolina,
AGENT VOB
t . .
DIDDLE,
WORTH
& CO;,
-S
GENERAL COMMISSIQ
:
. ., MERCHANTS. . (1
188 PEARL STREET, RKW YORK,
- '-: J: .r-h
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Will make liberal Cash Advances on Cotton and
other produce to be consigned to above house, and
give personal attention to Forwarding and pay
ment of Taxes on same, and no charge for receiv
ing and forwarding. 1 : ,
I will also keep a good supply of VJ -
BAGGING, ROPE,
PATENT TIES,
' " 1 ' PORK, Ac, Ac. ,
Office at old Stand,
In rear of D. C. Car
rin (ton's Store. 1 1
. aug 10 ' " '
2S9-3m
, h-w . SUNDRIES .,,t J v
BALES Standard Gunny Cloth, .
' 50 Coil Rope, " I . .
10 Tons Dillon's Ties, ,
3&0 jtaies nay; -
s ? , 50 Barrels Heavy Mosb Tork, . .. -
2,230 Sacks Liverpool Salt, . U-,7. j a,
60 Hhds. Sweet Classed Molasses,
for sale by "
, . ... , 5 WORTH A DANIEL.
oct.lt .-;,'- . --f; ll-5t
lD C.:HLLL !
QFFERS his services to edit, teach,' post
books, or in any "honest occupation, which pays a
fair remuneration for services rendered." 1
oct, 8 ... :J '-o - .8 3t
FOR SALE.
S
ALINE OIL
:T
BY THE BARREL.
SUTTON & CHTLDS
Corner Princess and Front streets.
10-tf
oct 10
LIME I LIME 1 1 1 1 1 2
2000
BARRELS FRESH STONE LIME.
lust arrived per achr. M. E. Vancleaf
l l 1 : .1 : J Tl 12 1 1 1
Wftiting u to their raH to receive it
1 wm vhirf UnAmA Htil
from wharf as landed.
WORTH h. DANIEL.
- 4.-s , 302.6t
aepw IS ,t
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JUST RECEIVED
i v t f; - v j
Per Stri Fairbanks and. Eebecca Clyde.
fK BALES Oanny Bagging,' -
5 Bales Dundee Bagging,
. ... . . a xons ootton xies,
. ,'; 60 Coils Rope,
u a 60 Bbls. Family Flour,
. 100 dor Super . , do., . ..
15 Hhde. Sugar, "
"75 Bbls. Heavy Mess Pork,
rJ-i 10 Hhds. Bacon,
60 Boxes of Rosin Soap,
-: loa Balas of prime Hay,
- i i
PAtapeoo uuauo. uait, sc. &c
uu uauu.
F. W. KERCHNEB,
- Dock and Water Streetf
- ' - r ' 19 7t
'OCU SO
mnE Knl.,cril.rr i.Hr. it jo be dlstinetly
X understood that thai is nd Cliat&m Street
Uothing manufactured or sold at this Establish-
""T,t ; also, that be is not the bt CUTTI'Tt in
a. ca, lut thinks iik can pal3 liUs-
- -- naia: -a for joanivt
JA. cCCS, A"cAr'
f.ct,i3 ' .i' l-i
l- 1 i r"7. ' - 1
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mercantile;
CUT
BHI1
"IT7F. RESPKCTPIXLT YJIFORM " OTJR
T ' City and coub try friends that we have lately
received a - ? ,.,. n
VERY LARGE ,
- AND
' AT '
Astonishingly Low Prices,4
- - CONSISTINa OF
COO )icccs of aHuortcd Trinta.
500 pieces Bleached and Unbleached Shirting
And Bheetingv - - , l..--4f
i 250 piece Delaines. - , ;r v-s
, 123 pieces Black and Fancy Alapacas,
j 150 pieces of lied and JFhite Flannels.
' 50 piecea of Beragea, Bilks, .
GRENADINES,
JACONETS and ;
'i?U LINENS
in great quantities and varieties.
250 pieces Satinet, Clothe and CasaimereB.
300 pairs Blankets, and a Urge line of
am
too numerous to mention.
150 dozen Hen's WOOL and FUR HATS.
; 4. - .-OTJB. STOCK OF . . .
READY MADE CLOTHING
- ' ; - r AND
Gcntlemens' Furnishing ccds
is the largest in this market, andtwe offer them at
I manufacturers prices. . ..r
in addition, we nave received , , .
300 CASES BOOTS AD SHOES
direct from the mannfacturers ; comprieinf? ;
75 cases Ladies' Leather and Morocco Shoes.
90 cases Mens' Kip Brogan and Calf Shoes.
40 caaea Mens' Balmorals. i '
50 cases Misses, Children and Boys' Shoes. '
. 50 cases Mens' Bowed and Begged BOOTS. '.
Parties viciting the" city to purchase their FALL
and WINTER STOCK would do well to call and
examine our Stock belore purchasing elsewhere.
'there is no House in the city or State that can
undersell us, and wo offer to city and country
merchants Goods on very accommodating terms.
SOL. BEAR & BROS..
IS Market street,
sept. 2o 308-lm
LARGEST
SHOE-HOUSE
" '-. .1 ...v.,- in T ':U':l.'"i
NORTH CAROLINA.
TJR FALI. STOCK OF
11
BOOTS, SHOES, .
LEATHER r Sb
AND
SHOE
FINDINGS
r is now complete, embracing every style and vari
ety of BOOTS and SHOES manufactured, which
are onerea to tne punno at very low prices.
COUNTRY DEALERS I
and the WHOLESALE TRADE will find in our
stock the beet selected, and largest stock of
BOOTS " AND. SHOES
ever offered South of New York, and at prices that
CANNOT BE BEATEN by any jobbers North or
South. An inspection is ail that is needed to con
vince any candid mind. Call and examine for
yourselves. - ,
A'nce Atist lurnisnea on application.
NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER. '
GEO. R. FRENCII & SON,
t , 30 Nl'UTII FROST STREET.
oct. 17 ... . . 10-lm -
' AM) .
COUNT iiY MERCHANTS.
TTE offer the following goods, which we
I have just received in Store : I ?
SO bag 8 Rio Coffee, good and fair,
10 M Lagu.vra CoHeo, .
15 sacks nne k.. I. Hico,
21 caAs iime 8. C. Rice, to arrive,
60 bbls. New City Mess Pork,
100 bbls. and boxes of Crackers, right fresh,
150 boxes Colgates Soap, ' . , ,:
15 hhus. Western ohoulders arc; tides,
100 bbls. and 10 hhds. Yellow Sugars, , ' ' '
50 bbls. extra C. A. Crushed and Powdered do..
150 boxes Star and Pananne and Tallow Candles,
sou boxes uannea Jt ruits ana Pickles, ; .u
20 firkins extra Goshen Butter, ,
75 boxes Factory Cheese, ' .
80 bbls. Syrup and Molasses, ' ! ' '
40 chests of Green and Black Tea.
50 boxes Chewing Tobacco, good to line, . .
50 bbls. Liquors, all sorts, common to choice, -200
Mills Cigars, various brands, some ,
500 reams Wrapping Paper, ' .'
aod a great many smaU articles, suitable for Be-
tailers.
Please
examine our stock before buying else-
AURIAN & VOLLERS,
' corner Front and Dock Streets,
s i m-i . Wilmington, N. C.
., . -. .. 16
where.
oct. 17
FIRST ' NATIONAL BANK
OF ,
WILMINGTON N. O.
J UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
tl . Iw; '.r..--ij AJtU !r-....J...- i'.iiyil
i FINANCIAL AGENT.
DIRECTORS .
WM. H. McBARY, ) JAS. H. CHAD BOURNE,
8. D. WALLACE, 1 f Eli MURRAY. J
EDWIN E. BLRRUS8, President, "
A. E. WALKER, Cashier, - -. -"
. ; WM. LARK INS, Teller,
,y U. M- BOWDEN, Book-keeper, ,1 -;v
r 8. D. WALLACE. Ja.. ClerL 5 r '
fJlillS BAJTK is anr open foctha transac
tion or bvrlnees. ..vi ' ,
GOLD AND SILVER COIN. Government Bonds
; and Securities,
NOTES OJf SOLVIT and other State Banks
purchased and sold. ' '
i r.A.unAJMij urt -vjxuiiiticaw &shj buuxu
I EBN CITIES always on hand and for sate.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible noinU
in. the United Statos, with prompt returns. .
jJiarTJHiiB nii.uiiu.vrA;, ana oarerni attention
given to the accounts of business men.
WANTED 4 ' '
REIT-iJi?R003I convenient to the
PostofSeA. . AodIv at tha - t
. 't (f . . - - POSTOFFICE,
-oOct.47 , -- -, . -v i 16-tf
ALL :K1ND3 OF ELATCHS
773 r.'.T.lS AT THEj ' -iwv
II' -- -i .-.- -
I ... , jr.Tmt ,r i
. - , TJ i..mUi,..u;
. ' ' : .,-... , ..
RAILROADS
Wilclnton and 3Ian. Railroad Co,
? . GexBax. ScPKantiENCEKT's Office,
55: t vif WmtiKUTos, Ji. C, Oct. 5, lbG7. J '
0!C mtui after Oct 6U1 PaiWBgti Train
of this Load will run on the following Sched
ule :
EXPRESS TRAIN,
Leave Wilmington.. .... . . ....
Arrive at Flore nee;
Arrive at Kingeviile...
Leave KingsviUe...
Arrive at Florence. ..... ..... . . .
Arrive at Wilmington. ,
2:30 A. M.
....... 8:10 A. M.
.......11:45 A. M.
.....11:30 A. M.
2:55 P. M.
8.55 P, M.
TRAIN. !
7-J50 T.M.
......10:3(5 A. M.
....... 2:00 P.M.
....... 55 A. M.
! ACCOMMODATION
Leave Wilrningtoo... .......
Arrive at KiagsviUe.,.,, . .
Leave Kincsville. ..... , . . . ,
Arrive at Wilmington.. M . ... .. .
Express Train connects closely at Florence with
the North Eastern Railroad, for Charleston, and
Choraw and Darlington Railroad, for Cheraw, and
at Kingsville- with the South Carolina Railroad,
for Columbia and Angusta. ; j
i Accommodation Train will run daily, Kundaya
excepted, and connect at Kiugsvillo with Soulh
Carolina Railroad f-r Columbia and Augusta.
! WM. MacRAE, Gcn'L Sup'fc.
Oct. 6 : -'.j ,,. , ?.tf
,;, 1 ,, , , .
Vil., Charlotte & Rutherford R. R.
i Gkhehai. ScTEaiKTZPEirr's Offioe, )
- WiisasaTos, N. C. Aug. 9, 18C7.
AN AND AFTER TUESDAY NEXT. AUGUST
j xstn, ino rfe&enger train on uusltoad wml
ty?TAlZ Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
a- ww w vuB a mm , v
' Arrive at Sand Hill same days, at 3 P. M.
Arrive at Wadesboro' ( Stage) at -12 midnight.
Leave Wadesboro' (8tage) on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 2 P. M.
Leave Rockingham (Stage) on Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday at 4:30 A. M. .
Leave Sand Hill (Cars) Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 7 o'clock, A. M.
: Arrive at Wilmington same days at 8 P. M.
W. I. EVERETT, 5
General Superintendent.
aug 9 -, . -. . 298-tf
Office Wru, Ch. & vRcth. B. R. Co., 1
Wilmikotoh, N. C, Oct. 4, 18G7. J
rilHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
X HOLDERRS of the above Company will be
held at Lincolnton. on WEDNESDAY, the 23d 1
instant. LI, ALDERMAN, ;
Secretary.
Wardesboro' Argus, Lincolnton ' Courier and
Charlotte Democrat conv onco a week till da of
: meeting, anu senu diu. i
oct. d , . . . , ; , G-tni
SPEED. COMFORT AND SAFETY.
MNATOESSIG LINE.
Great U. S. Mail Route for the North.
TUB Steamers of the above Lino leave
Portsmouth daily (Sundays excepted) at 11
o'clock, A. M., on arrival of the great Express
Train of the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad.:
Passengers leaving Wilmington,' N. C. by the
9:05, P. M., train, arrive at Weldon in time to con
nect witn tne train of the Annamessio Lone, ar
riving in New York at 5:20, A. M., next day. the
QUICKEST TIME EVER MADE. -1 7
Be sure and ask for Tickets and have
Baggage Checked via AHNAJHKSSIC JUUftt.
... . : a. V. TOMPKINS, .
u . , General Agent.
C. I. TROWBRIDGE,
1 1 ' i General Passenger Agent.
July in .i. vi-:''v taie-tf :
NEW YORK. June. 1867.
ntTE, the undersigned Shipping Merchants of
V V tne city 01 . x., irom tne oit repeated wsu
monr of many different Sea Captains, in whom we
have implicit confidence 5 and feeling it a dutywhich
we owe our fellow men, hereby bear witness of the
great confidence we feel in the truly marvellous
curative powers of Major J..T. LANE'S INDIAN
REMEDY for thecui eand prevention of SMALL
POSL, YELLOW FEVEK, Ac, and we cheerfully
add o.'j signatares. hoping its wonderful merits
anj't H'oKBings.may be made known to the
world. BRETT, SONS A CO., 43 South St.
CURTIS WARD, 43 South St.
D. R. DaWOLF & CO. 103 Broad St.
HENRY A SON, 25 Coon ties Slip.'
. . , SIMPSON & SHAW, 27 Coenties Slip.
WM. A. MOORE, 205 South St.
- JAB. T. TAPSCOTT , 8tt South St.
GEO. Lu TAPSCOTT, of Tapscott Bro.,
W South St.
ROBERT HAWKE, 86 South St.
And many others.
This remedy has never been known to faiL
Price per package, $5,00. Forwarded free to any
point in the Uoited States. Address -. '
J. T. LANE & CO., 1C3 Broadway, N. Y.
sept 7 (. . ; - 2a-6w
JT HAS ; BEEN
ASCERTAINED BEYOND
doubt, that the
GREATEST BAKGAINS
IN
' AND 1
ARTICLES
FANCY
...... 1 .V ' - '
are sold daily at
AUGUST KEHR'S,
- '39 Market Street,
Who has just returned from the North with as
fine and well assorted a stock ot
DRESS GOODS, J
TRIMMINGS,
CLOAKS,
WRITE GOODS,
NOTIONS,
SU0ES, &c, &c,
As has ever been introduced in this market. We
defy competition. All we ask is a call, i
" AUGUST KE1IR
. S9 Market Street,
At the old stand of Marcus & Eehr.
1-lm
sept. 29
. . NEW CITY MESS PORK.
-I '-r BARBELS
,NEW CITY MESS PORE,
guaranteed full weight.
sepL' 22 .'
For sals by
, WORTH 4 DANIEL,
' S06-5t
BALE ROPE, BAGGING
If D
ID
LEW
EOR SALE IS LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASE
EES, by the Manufacturer. J ' , . "
" - H." CLUC.VS,
v. . No 67 Pine street, New York.
septia-:- j,!,.-. .:,.. : - 89-4m
: - RAGS RAGS. ";
rr;r:H l: :e en prices nwvx b paid
A CI.TV..I COITC or I IT- A T t
RAILROADS
WIL3IIXGT0X AXD WELD0X RAIL
ROAD C0MPASY.
Ornos Ek. asto PtfPT. W. & W. R. B )
Wilmisotok, October 11, 18C7. (
ON AND AFTER THE 12th OCTOBER THE
following Schedule w ill be ran over this Road :
DAY PASSENGER AND HAIL TRAIN. 1
Leave Wilmington daily (Sundays excepted) at
! 6:00 A. M. : arrives at Weldon 3:00 P. M.
Leaves Weldon dailr (Sundays excepted) at
: 10S10 A. M. ; arrives at Wilmington 7;30 P. M. ;
NIGHT EXPRESS MAIL AND PASSENGER
v i s TRAIN. ; ; ' - .
Leave Wilmington at. . .9:30 P. M., daily.
Arrive at Weuloa at .e:u A. si., "
Leave Weldon at.. . . .... .liiZ'i P. M., "
Arrivo at Wliroington at. . ... . . . .2:20 A. M., " ,
KXPRES3 FREIGHT TRAIN.
Leave Wilmington daily (Sundays excepted) at
4:00 A. M-, and arrives at Weldon at G:00 P. M.
; Leave Weldon daily (Sundays excepted) at 4:00
A. M., and arrive at Wilmington at 0:00 P. M.
Trains pass Goldeboro' at 2:(M. 10:30 and 10:50
A. til., going North ; at 2:50, 10:15 P. K. and 10:50
A. M., gohig South, connecting ' with Trains to
Raleigh and Newbern at 10:30 A, M. and further
points at 2:50 P. M.
ar Papers on this une or the Jloaa copy this
and omit all other Schedule notice. ,
H. L. FREMONT,
Engineer and Superintendent,
oct 12 12-tf -
AND
-T"iT'"liTiTf'lCl t I Tfll li
EXirltJCibS HO UTJbi.
Two Daily Trains, (Sanday A. SI. excepted.)
raou -WILMINGTON
TO NEW YORK,
WELDON, PETERSBURG, RICHMOND, WASH
. INGTON, BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA.
Through to New York in 32 Hours.
NO CHANGE OF CARS!
FROM WELDON TO ACQUIA CREEK, OR FROM
WASHINGTON TO NEW YORK.
; Passengers leaving WilmLcgton at C;00 A. M.,
or 9:80 P. M., make close connection at Weldon
wit the trains of this old Favorite Route.
Elegant new cars supplied with the new Patent
Reclining seats on all trains. .
TIME AS
' " f AND
FARE AS
QUICK
LOW
as by any other route. "
Ask for Tickets and have your baggage checked
via Petersburg, Richmond, 4 c.
Passengers upon arriving at Weldon should ask
for and take the cars -inaiked THROUGH
ROUTE.
E. H.GILL,
Sunt. li. A P. R. R.
It. B. PEGRAM,
Supt. Pet. & Weldon R. B.
oct. 13 13-lni
NOTICE-TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT.
THE S2ABDARD INLAND AIR LINE
PORTSMOUTH, VA..
TS TIIK ONliT DIRECT LINE BETWEEN
JL
BOSTON,
- NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE and the
CAROLINAS
It is express in point of speed and safety of
Freights being from 40 to 70 hours in advance of
all other Lines, and at as low rates. .
It offers daily communication with Baltimore.
Daily communication with Philadelphia. .
Five steamers each week to New York.
Two steamers each week to Boston.
It Is the only line having these advantages, and
bv wnich there is but one handling of freight.
Cars are loaded at the wharves in Portsmouth and
are run through to destination. --i . 1
Be careful to direct your consignors to ship only
From Baltimore by the Norfolk or Bay
Line Steamers, foot of Union Dock. ,
From Philadelphia by the - Asntmcule
Line, Philadelphia Wilmington and Bal
timore Depot, or hjr Clyde' Steamers. 11
South Delaware Avenue.
From Hew York by thp Old Dominion
Steamship Line, Pier 3T, North River. -
From Boston hy the Serfolk Steamship
Line, end of Central Wlwrt
AR looses, damages or over charges promptly
atiiuflttKl. on aDDlicason to -
JAMTS McCARRICK, 4
Transportation Agent, Portsmouth, Va.
Have your freight marked uwi Portsmouth, and
in shipping to Philadelphia,, marked via Clyde's
Lino, vtvia Annamessio, -
; E. O. GHIO,. ,
Superintendent Transixrtatioiun'
aug. 30 j .: -: 'Zs;.2m
":ir CHILLS AND FEVER.
NOLANLUSiE, the Great Vayinin Yegrlalfo Al
terative and Jfrmooator of ue Jluiium Huslevi.
NOLAMJINK y a certain preventive and pos
itive cure for CH1LLH Ali D FKVE1C
Tho success which has attended NOLAND1MS
! in our own city and State, (Virginia), and other
States, has induced the proprietors (at this, the
j season for chins and lever,) to can U10 attention
of the citizens of North Carolina to our 'Nolan-
dine" as a vegetable preparation,: which hasia
j evers instance accomplished what is claimed for
it, as the following certificates and many others
too numerous ror puDiication. win attest.
JOHNSTON A L.ANGUOBNE,
Pharmaceutists and sole Proprietors,
- ' Richmond, Virginia.
For sale by W. H. LIPPITr, Druggist,
Wilmington, N. CL
- RicDMOsn, Anjj. lth, 18G6. ;
Messrs. Johnston & Langliorne: Dab Bias: I
contracted chills and fevers in the lower country
in September, 1865, and, notwithstanding a resi
dence in the mountains of Virginia, still contin
ued to suffer from them up to the following De
cember, and irom the first warm weather in the
I beginning of spring was subject to attacks of them
sician in Lexington gave me quinine and calomel.
the only effect of which was to stop the chills for
a time. The calomel, although I took a large
Suantity of it, did cot act. When I arrived in
ichmond, in the early part of July, I was again
affected with them. It was recommended to me
i to take your Nol undine. In ten days after tne first
dose l leit like a new man. All the spricg X had
i been weak, debilitated and subject to a swimmmg
in the head; but now, though feeble from the ef
fects of the fever, I feel in perfect health, and can
perceive a dally improvement in my condition.
And now thanks to your medicine, which I hope
will prove a blessing to both you and your fellow.
creatures, I am enuiely recovered, and chills and
fevers seem at last to nave bidden me a nnai eaieo.
I hays no hesitation whatever la recommendaig
it to others similarly affected. Yours, sirs, very
truly, . v . . V K. MACON. .-;
Mr. Macon is a recent graduate of tbe Virginia
Military lnstitate.of highstsmiica; and rh&racter.
I should rely with implicit confidence , upon Ids
Statement in regard to anytbiLp. -
.Qg. 24 281-3m wai. li. uiviijuuiiixja.
JUST PUBLISHED.
TCR5KR-8 If OKTI1 CAUOUSA ALMA Ji AO,
FOB 1 8 6 3.
"XfE are now prepared to farnUh the
i VV above Alaianacs to Booksellers, Merchants
and Dealers, in any quantity;- v.
- Orders will ie promptly filled at $8 rer hun
dred, or f 75 per thousand. - ' '
Booksellers and Stationers, BalUrh, N. O.
'sept. 27 J . . 810-law5t
K"PPING ARTSCES
tor A no FO.
f i -J
..Iti. OUTWARD rBTIFESTi
fnEDtCATIom.
SCHOOL K0TICE.
TIIK MISSES PRICK vrtll apea SeKoal
on TUESDAY. 1st October, at the reaidenos
of Mr. A. L. Price, en Fourth street, between
Chcsnut and Princess. . r S
TIBKS PIS QUABIIB!
The higher branches of English, French In-
- eluded.
Drawing (in Crayon and Pencil)
..11200
.. 600
ainsio at Professors Charges. - : ;
, Further particulars made knows on application.
' soptH' - - ' - 203
WILMINGTON MALE f . .
AND"
FEMALE SEUIlifjinY
"yT-lIili XlB-OPKlt OCTOBER 3d, I
; Mr for particulars, aoo CucnLAa, to be found
at the JOURNAL OFFICE on Monday next.
. W.
Post copy. :
JEWETT.
200-tf
sept 11
s;QIOTv.''fiyPTI0;j,1
3
Can I better provide for my Family, than
by spending a small portion of my ln
, come for a Policy an my LtAi tw,
38,00 0 Persons have Insured la ! C
MM' LIFE INSUBA1SCE CO.
OF HABTFOKD. 00.. , ;t
And others are Dally Applying.
TIIK principle of LIFE IKSURABrCK has
become so well demonstrated, that it Is hardly
necessary at this day to go into an argument in its
support. Every individual who has a family or
dear ones dopendont upon his existence, la la fact,
overlooking, if not violating, one of the most im
portant duties of life, in not guarding them against
want, and protecting them from poverty, should
death deprive them of his support and assistance.
On an INSURANCE POLICY, procured at a small
premium, a ronuisite sum Is secured la case of
death, to provide them with subsistence through
life. Securing such a policy not only makes Ufa
pass more pleasantly, but will bring to ths death
bed the happy consolation that your wife and child
ren will not be left destitute, or to THE COLD.
CHEERLESS SYMPATHY OF AH CNCHAJRITA-
BU WORLD. To those whose good impulses are
moved to this accomplishment for their family's
future protection, . . '; ;; ;.vf;; ;
THE &TNA LIFE INSURANCE CO.
is most cordially recommended for the carrying
out of these desires. The Company has been in
existence for FORTY EIGHT yeari.and now. with S
Capital of over $6,000,000 C3
stands as one of tho solid monetary institutions of
the nation and oners positively the best induce
ments for LIFE INSURANCE in the world. -
Over five hundred risks have been taken in the
last twelve months upon the most influential citi
zens of North Carolina, Out of this number four
have died, making $23,000 in cash . paid
over promptly to survivors ; and but for this fore
thought and ACTION not one dollar would have
been left of their estates for the benefit of their
bereaved loved ones. After the 2nd year
SO per rent. Dividend ts paid to Policy
holders every yoav during VUb-'
and at doath tho Policy is paid to survivors. ' f "
Risks on ages from 14 to 05 years are taken for
a term of years or the WHOLE TERM OF LIFE
on amounts from 11,000 to $10,000, and the rates
are regulated according to age. J-THI3 PROVI
SION CANNOT BE TAKEN FOB DEBT, BUT
GOES TO THE FAMILY OH OTHER DEFEND
ENTS FOR THEIR SPECIAL USE AND SUP
PORT. - Nothing can possibly be gained by delay
in this duty and much may be lost. Of two cour
ses, one of which may leave your family or depend
ent friends destitute, and the other ASSURES
them a comfortable support at your decease j can
thero be a doubt which is to be chosen ? Every
one knows that if the pressure of the times bears
hard upon a man in the fulness of bU strength, it
will be far more severe upon a woman and child
ren left at such a conjuncture as this without re
sources or protector, and it is easier for a man to
pay bis premium than for his family to Uva with
out his aid and without means,
For further information evil on the Agent who
now extends the invitation to every one, rich and
poor, to avail himself of the adranatan-es offered
by one of the LARGEST, SAFEST. BEST, CHEAP
EST AND MOST POPULAR AND VS.TAkni.v.
COMPANIES IN THE WORLD. i - '
' JOHN E. SPEAR51AN. Attst,
Market Street, between 24 and
' Wilmington, N.O.
jari. 27 - . lC3-5Uw--Wtf
SPECIAL NOTICE.
mO OUR MERCHANT TATXiOBING DEPART
X ment we have added a choice,, assortment
of fine ; - ' . '. 4
FRENCH BRO ADdjOTn 1 ' " "
. - i i AHjiawuJi ttai,r.m"y
I and a full lino of w
TATIJOKS TltlMMtNCrS?
We guarantee to give satisfaction to all Whq want
a fino, handsome fitting garment, f f $ t .
""" W Markot stret.
sept. 25 t -.J n ii. '808-lm
CLllVEtt CREEK BIANF'G CC?ANY8
STRAIJIER CLOTIL, ' ; V
A A SIUCKTMOS,
I
-in
80 INCH DITTO,
COTTON YARN, -w
-. m IJ: aKD Call,
all of, very superior quality can te' furnished at
shorfenotice. u - " J. HV' IIALL,
. , , . Frest. Beaver ureea caanrg U0.
A. JOHNSON A CO., Agents,
Wilmington, N. a
sprilU i . , 1S7 tf
, PAINTS. OILS AND GL1C3.
A LAROl! lat jmst reeelred, eonsUUag In
XjL tart as follows : , r ,
English and American WhlU Lead and ZIne.
,: . i.- Jiya f-4 A i. 13,000 lbs.
Assorted colors Dry and in Oil a. ..... 7,415 lbs.
wmuowuiase, ""biDOxes.
j Unseed and Machinery Oil; i.'-.f.-
t Varnishes, Brushes, Ac., xc. Jfor sals at tb low
est prices, ror easn, at
IAJ a
HANCOCK
a DAGGETT'S,
, 9 Market street.
June 11. 1867-118
DIE CHARLESTONER 7EITUNG.
JOIIS A. Wi GK.fKH, Editor,
TTTOER the above head the nmdersignan
U " propose to publish a ,f s;
; GERMAN I7EEK1Y PAFfl .
to be ine organ of the tierman j-opiaauon, and
devoted to the interests of this State, in Lncour-
1 ASling Imuiigration and Industrial Purauits.
I liter-tore, Agriculture, Commer?", Arts and
Trade, will berepresentea in its ooluiiius, and the
news of the aay win be Kven.
nn'i 3tmfi A. WAGENER baa kin?1? eonapnt-
ed to undertako the Editorial manage. ." at for the
present. -
SUB3CR1PT10N-W w iot Twelye ilonths.
. 1 50 " Fix "
1 -'l 1 00 Three-4 ..
ADVEBTD3EMEJJTS inserted on liberal terms.
C. G. EKCKMANN CO. .
No. 3 Broad Street, Charleston, 8. 0.
sept. 27 i .- : , ; 810
UNDUIIIS. r
BALSC3 Standard tianny Cloth,
100 coHs Rope, -" '
40
- -10 tons union's Ties, i .:. : . .
i j 109 sacks N. C. Fiour.r
- Forale br - - " - -I
a , - -.-' .-WORTH & DANIEL.
septa - , H06-J5t
new isictUf -::aV.
CHOICE TABLE lit I 1
", SYRlT.at
"'nt St.,
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