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VOL. I Kb. 158. Corning star. X rUBLlSHKI) DAILY, IU WJr H. BERXARD, office, No. 3 South Water St. J-L.TIIK STAR is mailed, or delivered to f r.riiK-M in all P irt! ot 11,0 citv ,lt a 00 xM&lis or 31 2.Vfor.Thrce Montlw. BATES OlV ADVERTIfilXOi i 75 1 1 C3 1 i 2 30 U" " tWO tlliVrt,.... three days,. ,,. ; four uays,. Ave days, u one wecK...... ra- Contract Advert isemcnts taken at pro portionately low rates. RAILWAY DIRECTORY. ILMINGTOX A MANCHESTER R. ROAD lltMiry Nutt, 0. G. s. uowan, ueo. j. ines u. Burr, itich- LifiZ daitentUi'iuletUWlWla.m MacRae. ,vrrtfirij and Treasurer-- Win. A. u lkcr. Oau-ral Freight IyeJ .John L. Cunt well. WILMIXUTOX, CHARLOTTE A RUT1IER "1U FOUU KAIL. UOAD. . ... uflmtHt" rt Ii. Cowmiv. - Director S. J. Person, AC II. YanBokkclen, McDowell. Kobert S. French, Walter L. si rffle. : Stephen v. uoio, Milium ii. naiaup, Jv ve Hutchison, Hay wood W. Galon, U.d Hen .'irrHon. A. C. Lofi" .A;.16, Holmesly. " Allen. srMurn "tut wm I. 1. J llderiuun. GUI. K. t rench. WILMlMiTOX A WELDON RAIL ROAD. l,ri(lrn' 11. U. Hrldgvr. ' Dirtr.or on ' jxtrt of the S'ltckltotilern W.. . U'rirflit.s. 1). Wallace, Kli Murray, Ali'ru 1 Sl'iriin. A. II. Van iiokkelon, Get. Harris, of Vilminj,'tir, and -John hvorett, of Goldsboro'. IhfivdtfuiHitlut iirttj tiir tiiutc i-Jilward Kid der, t Wilmington, S.Cy John Xortioet. of T.iiln', an. I Tno.nas 1. llojf, of Ualelgli, '.C ' Curf Ktvjhwt ' ' (t 'lieral SupcrirJetuicnt i I t reiiiont. Mntsr j Trtmjit'tr!ntinii Win. Smith. fbrffttii furl i't'&iturrr J W . Tlioinpson. Mur.'Ktu-rr M. ilankins. Awl'I'H' G L. Iu ' 11 A L HO AD LfNES. Wilmington it Wcl. R. It. Co. Okkick Chikk Kmoinkkh A Gen. Sup't, , Wii.misotos, X.'C, March Zi, 1808. SCIIRDULK NOTICE. OX AM) AVTEJt TO-DAY THE 1AS SKXGKH TKA1XS will 1 -live Wilmington iit :: A. M and l I. M., and arrive here at 7::!0 i'. M. and :1 A. il. - . . Inconsequence of a disagreement between tlits Hailroud Companies Xorth and South of ns we shall run KXTiCA TWAINS,, to earrv throtijjch PasHnjters on as soon as the y reach ns n irlit or day. We ctnnnl be put in thr vrowj when not tit fault. S. L FREMONT, En'jrln er an 1 Superinteudcnt. Wilmington, March 24(h,'UMri. lA.tf V. ilm ulon. . C li a r I o 1 1 e anil KUTIIEItl'Oltl) ltAIfj UOAD. GkNKU.VL St'PKRlxTKNDENT'rt OKPICK, ) WiluiinjyrtoiipN. C, Aujf.9, 167. J OX AXI AFTER TUESDAY Next, Au jjust l:ith, the Passenjrer Truin on this lioad will leave -Wilmington on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, A. M. Anive'at Sand Hill name days, at 3 I. M. Arrive at Wadesboro' (Sta?e, at 12 mid niiflit. Leave Wadesboro' (Stage), on Tues day, Thursday and Saturday at i I'. M. licnve lioekliitfham (Stajce), on Mondas, AVi'dm sdav and Friday, at 4::K) A. M. Leave sand Hill (Cars) Monday, Wednes day und Friday, at 7 o'cl rck, A. M. Arrive at Wilmington same days, at 3 P. M. W. L KVFlUETT, q)t25-l-tf Gen. Sup't. MISCELLANEOUS. North Carolina Land Agency PARTIES WHO WISH TO HAVE brought to the notice of Northern and Kurnpean i npltalists ih-dr LANDS, MIXES, WATKi: POW ERS, Ac., with a view to a sale, can nddress me at Revdsville, N. C. Ucferences made to public men generally tlirnnghoiti the State. fclr2.I30-tf D. W. COURTS. Buggies and Rockaways AT- REDUCED PRICES. WE II AYE NOW ON HAND A VERY largo aad cmiijil-te stock of r.LGGlE.s, ROCK AWAYS and .... , HARNESS. nhlhwe are olfering at greatly reduced prices. A. A. McK ETHAN A dONS. Fayetteville, N. C, March 12, IM8. ilJ-lm TO THE PUBLIC HAVING COMPLETED MY AR nihgemeuts throughout rav NEW PllO .VIiAI'lIIC ROOM and CHEMICAL UK J.AK1MKXT, I am now ready to receive my 'nends and Patrons, and to execute all or V8ln the best tvle oi the Art. . A nw supply of'FK AUKS, large and small, imllnga fuil assortment of Carte do Vis "r.S raines, Cord and Tassels, Albums, Ac, "ui.ly expected. , . . ,!!''I'EKY Coiner Market and Second sts. 'NIRAXCE Xot thwest Corner. " , C. M. V A X O RSI ) E 1ST j, JD0.tfl Artist and Proprietor. Wilmington Carriage and Wagon Manufactory, I niX0,11 WANT A CART,' WAGON, -A. i)KAYor BUGGY iuade or repaired in a. ii and substantial manner, or any Black n UMng done, call on PAYNE GUxTON, at : 1 n(Lw establishment on 3rd, between Prin eessknd Market atree's. ' an. WaJ'rant our work as recommended, and vnr ,?onli,ent of pleasing those who may fa- TO THE-PUBLIC; . Ti11' UNDERSIGNED. HAYING mth,'."lghtout WOHUE HOSLElt'S Interest St Jetween 3Iarket anl Dock ttreets, til?parea w etr6 the public la tne moat tro 72$2& manner. - I shall treat all my pa ' Xonih J"1 utmost politeness. . , . - -tmPl"yeaU th m0tit comnwtcnt Assistants haft0' '"'attention Riven to Cutting Children's ttct , "particular attention is called to the n ri'-"! ! or th ork I only charge 25 eta. II. BELLAMY 5xt "Or East of ir. a K. Wrlirhfa Drug terectof 'oll, iWSOil, v &.W.B. AIllls, Jan ".Vn..iiii.' .1. Kli Greirir. :"i .fitsr R. W. J. MISCELLANEOUS. 3L S 3 GOODS V WHOLESALE -AN) -0- ill. SI. MTZ & CO., 23 MARKET ST. HAVE JUST OPENED OUR FIRST STOCK of SPUING GOODS,' consist ing of PRINTS, LAWNS, MUSLINS, C RALLIES, CAMHIUCS, JACONETS, WHITE GOODS, 'EMBROIDERIES, LACES, -Notions and Fancy Goods, Clothingr, Hats, -AND Men's Finishing Goods, MILLINERY. d To WHOLESALE BITTERS we offer LIBEHAL INDUCEMENTS. M. M. KATZ &. CO., 23 Mtirkti Street. .mrl.VUi? if APPLETON'S EDITION OF THE WAVBRLT NOVELS, NOW rUULLSIIING, From new Stereotype Plates, uniform with thw New Edition of Dickkns, containing all the Notes ot' the Author, and printed from. the latest edi tion of the Authorized Text. To be Completed in Twenty-five Volumes. Price 25 Cents Esicli. Printed on flue white' liarA1, clear ype, and convenient, in size. Pronounced "A Miracle, of Cheapness." 'ORDEK OF ISSUE. L Waverly. 2. Ivanhoe. 3. Keuilworth. 4. Guy Mannering- 5. Antiquary, . Kob Koy. 7. Old Mortality. 8.. Th Black Dwarf, 14. Fortunes of Nigel. 13. Peverilof the Peak. K. (iuentin Durward. 1 7i M. Itonan's Well. 15. Kedirauntlet. 1. 20. The iietrot bed, and Highland Widow. The Talisman. Woodstock. Fair Maid of Perth. Anne of Gicrstein. Count Robert of Paris. The Sdrgeon's Daughter. and A Legend of 21 Montrose. i22. 9. llritle of Lammcr-!2;l. moor. 10. H:artofMldlothlan 11. The Mouotery. 12. The Abbot. 13. The Pirate. On receipt of SIX. DOLLARS we will send the entire set of Waverly Novels, as publish ed, anil a copy of a new Steel-Piato Portrait of Sir Walter Scott, From a painting by Mr Thos. Lawrence, suit able for ir.tming ; tlio Books and Engraving to Ih sent free of postage to any part of the Uni ted States. Either of the above sent to any address on receipt of the price, 25 cents per volume. On reeeipt of TEN DOLLARS a complete set of Dickkws (in uuifojm style), 17 volumes, and Wavkkly, 25 volumes, v ill be sent post paid. The cheapest Ten Dollars' worth to be found in the .whole range, of Literature. Forty-two olumes for $10. Extraordinary Ojtjtort unity for the MflUon to Purchase ft set of Sir Walter Scott's World-renoicned Wacerly Novels. CLUB RATES One Complete Set, 25 Five Sets, $20 00 50 0u vols., 00. .Ten acts, Sots, Three Complete 25 vols., lu 00. Mailed at our expense. Any person obtaining Four subscribers for the Waykhly Novkls. and remitting us $24, will be entitled to a Set of Dic kens, 17 Vols., okatis. All mailed at our expense. Any person obtaining eight subscribers, and remitting $i, will receive a copy of the " Wa verly Gallery," containing 2tt Steel Engrav ings of the Female Characters in the Waverly Novels, bound in elegant morocco, price $15. Canvassers wanted in every town in the United states. A great opportunity is affor ded to industrious men and women to make money, as every man, woman, and child will purchase the Wavbbly Novkls at this low price. . . j r.,ii ,v.. Dor special rai.es, appiy w umwuwo, D. Al'PLETON. A COMPANY, r ra- . k . T a mrl2-tf 443 and 445 Broadway, N. Y. TO THE CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON 7. "--AND THE j -' . :;PUBilC';.GESEuALLY. OX OR ABOUT THE 1ST OF AJRIL next, we will open a first cl ass ' Photograpliic Gallery," On Fouth lde 3Tarket Strccf. Wilmington, N. C, over tlio Store occupied t by I B. Hugglns St ran. - ' '- j ' '--' . We guarantee our work to be good. Call and ramine specimens. mr-l52-tf - . , C W, YATE8 & CO. "TOEmGOGpS, Jt . . , . :y . ' t . f..v?: BLEACHED COTTONS, , , ; ; . BROWN and, BLEACHED SHEETINGS, WitoifcftallBtoik'of DOMESTIC GOODS, Just received. y AhnamesslolAfie UEDRICK & RYAN, WlIiMIKGTQy , !N. C., gTINDAT. MARCH 29, MORNING STAR. PUBLISHED AT WILMINGTON, N By WM. M. BERNARD. figf Mulled, or delivered, to subscribers in UU-S all parts of the City, at 2 .50 for Six Months, or 1 for Three Mouths. fr DVI vn Cm . n be had ot Mr. T. M. Harris, at his news stand on trout Street, every morning. CONSERVATIVE STATE TICKET. - FOB GOVERNOR, THOMAS S. ASHE, OF AKPOX. TOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR, EDWARD D, HALL, of new jianovek. For secketaky of state, ltOBEHT W. BEST, ' OF GREENE. , FOR TUEASnKERj KE3IP P, BATTLE, OF WAKE. FOR AUDITOR, " 8. W. BURG1N, OF BUNCOMBE. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBUC WORKS, SAMUEL F. PATTERSON, OF CALDWELL. FOR 8UPERINTESDEST OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, REV. BRAXTON CRAVEN, OF RANDOLPH. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, SION H. ROGERS, OF WAKE. Supreme Court Judges. RICHMOND M. PEARSON, of Yadkin, WILLIAM H. BATTLE, of Orange, EDWIN G. READE, of Person, MATIIIAS E. MANLY, of Craven, A. S. MERRIMON, of Buncombe. The two last, if the number of Judges, as proposed, is increased to live. Superior Court. FIRST DISTRICT, DAVID ,A. BARNES, OF HERTFORD. SECOND DISTRICT, EDWARD J. WARREN, OF BEAUFORT. THIRD DISTRICT, GEORGE V. STRONG, OF WATNE. FOURTH DISTRICT, WILLIAM S. DEVANE, OF NEW HANOVER, i IFTlf DISTRICT, R. P. BUXTON, OF CUMBERLAND. SIXTH DISTRICT, R. B. GILLIAM, OF GRANVILLE. SEVENTH DISTRICT, THOMAS RUFFIN, Jr., OF ALAMANCE. EIGHTH DISTRICT, FRANCIS E. SIIOBER, OF ROWAN. NINTH DISTRICT, WILLIAM M. SIIIPP, OF LINCOLN. TENTH DISTRICT, ANDERSON MITCHELL, ' OF IREDELL. . ELEVENTH DISTRICT, JOHN L. BAILEY, OF BUNCOMBE. TWELFTH DISTRICT, A. T. DAVIDSON, OF MACON. J COUNTY NOMINATIONS. FOR THE SBNATE : WILLIAM T. ENKETT, OF NEW HANOVER. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES : DUNCAN J. DEVANE, CHARLES W. McCLAMMY, JOHN D. powers: COUNTY COMMISSIONERS : WILLIAM A. WRIGHT, dugald McMillan, s. d. wallace, WILLIAM S. LARKINS, J. B. 8EAVEY. SHERIFF : SAMUEL R. BUNTING. SUPERIOR COURT CLERK. I '. - HORACE A. BAGG. - REGISTER OF DEEDS : ROBERT B. WOOD, Jr. . TREASURER . OWEN FENNEL, Jr. surveyor: JOHN C. WOOD. Itegl ts t ration; Under, the Reconstruction . Acts, it will be the duty ol "the Boards of Begistratioti off this Staters com mencing on the 7th day of April, to revise their lists for three days, md receive the names of , all those(not disfranchised j who have not already registered. AVe call' the especial attention of the Conservativfigoun ty Committees to this' VERY IM PORTANT MATTJE&lThere are thousands xi white men . in ;tNorth Carolina who have not registered. Geni Canbj' lection . Order. x flDQR's Second Military District, i Charleston, S. C, March 23t ia-iti, I General Orders, i No. 45. , The Constitutional Convention of the State ol North Carolina, in euufonnity witu the Act of Congress of March 23, 167, supplementary to the Act of March 2, 18U7, "to, provide for the more efficient government of the rebel eitates," having framed a constitution and -ivil ovcrnuieut according to the provisions of the aforecited laws; and having by an ordinance adopted on the 17th day of March, !(, pro vided that the said constitution shaii be sub mitted "for; ratification to the- persons regis tered uuder the provisions of this Act .March , ioui, oeciiou at an election to oe con ducted by the oliicers aoDOintcd or to hem-'"t pointed by the Couimauding General as here- .murium pruiuea, ana to ue neia alter the ex piration of thirty days after the notice thereof to be given by the sa'id convention ;" and hav ing further provided, by the aforesaid ordi nance that at the sanie time an election shall be held for Senators and Kepredentatives in the General Assembly, and for all State and county olhccra who are to be elected by the people under this constitution, and further that in veaeh Congressional District ol the State an election 6uall be held for a member of the House of Representatives of the United States Congress. It is ordered : In-fit That an election 1ms held in the State of North Carolina.-cttnmeneii!ir on Tues-dav. thoaist day of April, and eudiusr ou Tuurs- : day, the 23d' day of April, 1808, at wliich all 1 registered voters of said State may vote "For ; Constitution" or "Agaiust Constitution, " and ! aiso on the same ballot for the State and 1 County officers and for members of the United States House of Representative, as specified in the before cited ordinance. Second: It shall be the duty of the Boards of j Registration la North Caio.iua, commencing ! iourteeu aays prior to the election herein or- ! dercd,,and giving reasonable public notice of j the time aud place thereof, to revise for a pe riod of five -days, the registration ' liit ; and! upou being satisfied that auy person not enti-.j tied thereto has been registered, to strike the ! name of euch. person from the lists, and such persons -shall not be entitled t 'vote. The Boards of Registration shall also, during tne same period, add to such lists the liaiuca of all persons who Mt that time possess the qualifi cations required by said Acts, who have not already beeu registered. Third-. In deciding who are to be stricken from or added to the registration lists, the Boards will be guided by the law of March 2, 18(57, and the laws supplementary thereto,. and their attention is specially directed to the sup plementary Act of July ID, 1867. Fourth. Any duly registered voter of this State who uiay hae removed from the county in which he was registered, shall be entitled to vote In the county to which he has removed and resided for the ten days next preceding this election, upon presentation of a certificate of registration from the county in which he was originally registered, or upou his affidavit or other satisfactory evidence that he was so registered, and that he has not voted at this election. It shali be the duty of Registrars, upou the application of any duly registered voter who has removed or is about to remove from the precinct in which he was originally registered, to furnish him a certificate that he was so registered, and to note the fact in the registration books of the preciuet. In default of the certificate, the affidavit of the voter must set forth the county and precinct in which he was originally registered, and the length of time he has resided in the county in which lib desires to vote. Iu doubtful cises, the Registrars or Inspectors of clectiou shall require such additional evidence as maybe necessary to satisfy them that the applicant is legally entitled to vote. Blank forms for the certificates and for the affidavits herein re iv quired, will be furnished the Registrars an the Inspectors of election, and when used will i be attached to the ballots cast by such voters, and will be transmitted .to District Headquar ters with the returns required b law. Fifth. The said election will be held in each county at sucji places as may hereafter be de signated, under the superintendence of the Boards of Registration as provided bylaw, and in accordance with instructions hereafter to be given to said boards in conformity with the Acts of Congress and as far as may be with the laws of North Carolina. Sixth. The polls shall be opened nt such vot ing places at six o'clock in tire f rtnoou, and closed at six o'clock in the afternoon of each day, and shall be kept open during thesa hours without intermission or adjournment. Seventh. All judges and clerks employed in conducting suid election shall, .before com-' meneing to hold the same, be sworn to the faithful performance of their duties, and shall also take and subscribe the oatn of office pre scribed byhrw for officers of the United States. Eitfhth. No inrinber of the Board of Regis tration, who is a candidate for election to any office to be filled at this election, shall serve as a Judge or Inspector of Election in any pre cinct which he seeks to represent. Ninth. The Sheriil and other peace officers of each county are required to be preseut du ring the whole time that theipolls are kept open, and until the election is completed ; and will be made responsible that there shall be no Interference with Judges of Election, or other interruption of good order. If there should be more. than, one polling place in any county, the Sheriff of the county is empowered and directed to make such assignments of bis dep uties, and other peace officers, to the other polling places, as may in his judgment best subserve the purposes of quiet and order ; and he is further required to report these arrange ments in advance to the Commander of 'the Military Post In which his county is situated. Tenth. Violence, or threats of violence, or of discharge from employment, or other oppres- tering or exercise his right of votiug, is posi tively prohibited; and any such attempts will be reported: by the Registrars or Judges of Elections to' the Post Commander, anil will cause the arrest and trial of the offenders by military authority. The exhibition or carry ing of deadly weapons in violation of General Orders No. 10, of , 18(17, at or in the vicinity of any polling places during the election-ficrein ordered, wilt be regarded and treated as an ad ditional offence. Eleventh. All bar-rooms, saloons, and other places for the sale of liquors by retail, will be closed from six o'clock of the evening of the zOtb of April, until six o'clock of the morning of the 24th of April, 18(i8, and during this time the sale of all intoxicating liquors at or near any polling place is prohibited. The police officers of cities, and towns, and the Sheriffs and other peace officers of counties,-will be held responsible for the strict enforcement of this prohibition,' and will promptly arrest.and hold for trial all persons who may transgress it, TimJfth. Military interference with elections, " unless it shall be necessary to repel the arm ed euemies of the United States, or to keep ! the peace .at, the polls," is prohibited by the Act of Congress approved Febnwry 25. 1S65, and no soldiers will be allowed to appear at anv oollinp nlace. unless as citizens of the Sute they kre qualiHed and are registered as voters, , and" then only lor tue purpose oi voting;- but the commanders or posts win keep their troop 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. Thirteenth. The -return- required by law to be made to the Commander of the District of 11a of thia election. Will be rendered by the Boards xf vRcgistration of the, several Warreu, Granville,' Nash, "Johnston and Chat reiristration precints through the Command- ham; the Fifth JDistrict of the counties of ersof the Military Posts in which thwr pre-J Btauiy, Aiatnance, Kanaoiun, uuuioru, kock cincts are situated and in accordance with the j ingham Davidson, Foray the. Stokes Surry, deUiled instructions hereafter to be given. Personam! Caswell ; tbe bixth District of the Aua alp s,v-w i . i m s hereafter to be given. I Persoii.ahd Caswell ; tbe bixth District of the State officers to be voted 1 counties of Kowau.'CabiiTus, Union, Mecklen m . . j burg; Gaston, Lincoln, Catawba, Iredell, D- "n-;E, vie, Tsdkin. Wilkes and Alexander ; the Scv- jrowruentii. tne aw for at this election are ,L Governor. 2l Lieutenant Goverpor, 8. Secretary of Btate. 4. A tiditor. - i " ,t 5, Treasurer, '' ' 1868: b. Superintendent of Public Works. ,. 7. Superintendent of Public Instruction, b. Attorney-General. 9. One Chief Justice and four Associate Jus tices of the Supreme Court of the State. 10. One Judge of the Superior Court for each of the following Judicial Districts : First DistricL-Currituek, Camden, Pasquo tank, Perqtiimans, Chowan, Gates, Hertlord, Bertie. Second District. Tyrrell, Hyde, Washing ton, Beaufort. Martin, Pitt, Edgecombe. Third District. Craven, Carteret, Jones, Onslow, Greene, Lenoir, Wayne, Wilson. Fourth District. Brunswick, New Hanover, Duplin, Columbus, Bladen, Sampson, Robe son. Fifth District. Cumberland. Harnett.Moore. Richmond, Anson, Montgomery, Stanly, Union Sixtli District. Northampton. Warren. Hali fax, Wake, Nash, Franklin,1 Johnston, Gran ville. Seventh District. Person, Orange Chatham, Randolph, Guilford, Alamance, Caswell, Kock imrhum. Eighth District Stokes, Forsythc, David sou,. Kowuu, Davie, Yadkin, Surry. Ninth District. Catawba, Cabarrus, Meck- lenburg, Lincoln, Gaston, Cleveland, Rutuer ford. Polk. . lentU District. Iredell, Burke, Caldwell, Wilkes, Alexander, McDowel. Eleventh District. Alleghany, Ashe, Wa tauga, Mitchell,' Yancey, Madison, Buncombe. I wellth LMstricU liciiUerson. I ransvlvauia. Haywood, Macon, Jackson, Clay, Cherokee. The Chief Justice and the Associate Justices f the Supieine Court, and the Judges of the Superior Courts, to be elected by the qualified electors oi the state voting at large turourh- ut the State. 11. One Solicitor for each Judicial District, to be elected by the qualified electors thereol. 12. 3 follow! la. Members of the General Assembly, as s : First District. Perquimans, Chowan, Pas quotank, Currituck, Gates and Camden, shall elect two Senators. Second District. Martin, Washington and Tyrrell shall elect one senator. Third District Beaufort aud Ilyde shall elect one senator. Fourth District Northampton shall elect one senator. Fifth District Bertie aud Hertford shall elect one senator. Sixth District Halifax shall elect one sena tor. Seventh District Edgecombe shall elect one senator. Eighth District Pitt shall elect one senator. Ninth District Nash and Wilsou shall elect one senator. Tenih District Craven and Carteret 6hall elect two senators. ' . Eleventh District Jones aud Lenoir shall elect one senator. Twelfth District-rDuplin and Ouslow shall eleet one senator. , Thirteenth District Brunswick and New Hanover shall elect two senators. Fourteenth District Bladen and Columbus shall elect one senator. Fifteenth District Robeson shall. elect one senatdr. Sixteenth District -Cumberland, Harnett and Sampson shall eleet two senators. Seventeenth District Johnston shall elect one senator. . : Eighteenth District Greene and Wayne shall elect one senator. Nineteenth District Franklin and Wake shall elect two senators. Twentieth District Warren shall elect one senator? Twenty-first District Granville aud Person shall eleet two senators. Twenty-second District Orange shall elect one senator. ; ' Twcutv-third District Chatham shall elect oue senator. Twenty-fourth District Caswell shall elect one senator. Twenty-fifth District Rockingham shull elect one senator. Twenty-sixth District Alamance aud Guil ford shall eleet two seuators. Twenty-seveiith District Randolph and Montgomery shall eicet one senator. Twenty-seventh District Moore and Rich mond shall elect one senator. Twenty-ninth. District Anson and Union shall elect one senator. ' Thirtieth District Mecklenburg shall elect one senator. Thirty-first District Cabarrus an Stau'.y shall elect one senator. Thirty-second District Davie and Rowan shall elect one senator. Thirty-ih.rd District Davidson shall elect one senator. Thirty-fourth District Forsythe and Stokes shall elect one senat or. Thirty-fifth District Surry and Yadkin shall elect one senator. Thirty-sixth District Alexander and Iredell shall elect one senator. Thirty-seventh District Catawba, Gaston and Lincoln shall elect one senator. Thirty-eighth District Cleveland, Polk and Rutherfordshall elect one senator. Thirty-ninth District Alleghany, Ashe and Wilkes shall elect one senator. . Fortieth District Buncombe, f Hcndexsou and Transylvania shall elect-one senator.' ' Forty-first District Bufke, Caldwell and Watauga shall elect one senator. - Forty-second District Madisou, Mitchell,, McDowell and Yancy shall elect one senator. Forty-third District Clay, Cherokee, Hay wood, Jackson aud Macon shall elect one sen-, ator. The county of Wake shall elect fonr mem bers ; the counties of Craven, Granville, Hali fax and New Hanover shall el ct three mem bers each ; the couutics of Caswell, Chatham Cumberland, Davidson, Duplin, Edgecombe, Guilford, Iredell, Johnston, Mecklenburg, . I Northampton, Orange, Pitt, Randolph, Robe son, Rockingham, Rowau, VVarren and Wayne shall elect two members each; the counties of Alamance, Alexander, .Alleghany,' Anson, Ashe, Beaufort, Bertie, Bladen, Brunswick, Burke, Cabarrus, Caldwell, Camden, Clay, Carteret, Catawba, Cherokee, Chowan, Cleveland, Columbus, Currituck, Davie, For sythe, Gaston, Gates, Green, liaruelt, Hender son, Hay wood, Hertford, Hyde, Jaclisou, Joues4 Leuoir, Cincoln, Macon, Madison, Martin, Mc Dowell, Mitchell, Montgomery, Aloore, Nash Onslow, Pasquotank, Perquimans, Person,, Polk, Richmond, Rutherford, Sampson, Stan ley, Stokes, Surry, Transylvania, Tyrrell, Uuion, Washington, Watauga, Wilkes "Wilson,, Yankin aud Yancey shall elept one member each. . Fifteenth. The county officers to be voted for at this election arc : 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Sheriff. - 1 Coroner. Treasurer. County clerk of Superior Court. Register of Deeds j Surveyor. , . Five Commissioners. 7. To be elected by the qualified electors of their respective counties. Sixteenth. The First Congressional District is composed of the counties of Currituck, Cam den, Pasquotank, Perquimans, Chowan, Gates, j Northampton, Halifax. Martiu, Bertie, Wash ington, TyjrelL, Hyde and Beaufort ; the Sec ond District of the counties of Pitt, Craven, Jones, Lenoir, Wayne, Greene, Edgecombe, Wilson, Onslow, Carteret and Duplin; the Third District of the counties of New Hano ver, Brunswick,- Colambus,; Bladen, Sampson, Cumberland, Robeson, Richmond, Harnett, Moore, .Montgomery and Auson; the Fourth District of the counties of Wake, U ranalin. fenth District of the conhti'S f Ashe, AUcthu nv. .Wataoira. Yancv. sMitebelL McDowell. Burke, Caldwell, Ruthcrlord, CleveUud, Polkt Burke, Caldwell, Ruthcrlurd, Clerelaud, Polkt Ueudcrson, ' Tramylranla, Bpccotnbe, Madi - son, Haywood, Jackson, . Macon, Cherokee, and Clay in each of which District, one yvT' son will te elected ss iRcp-sentatlvfr tor the Congress of the United States by the qualified electors of the District. By command of Bvt. Maj. Gen. Ed. R. 14. Cabbt: LOUIS V; CAZIARC, Alde-de Comp, A. A; A. G District Committees The Executive Committee have appoint ed the following District Committees for New Hanover county: '( Sandy Run. A. J. , Westbrook, lavi(I J. Nixon, Piney Woods. Daniel P. Bland, C. Z, Costiu. . m ' Long Creek. Sam! J. jlening, Capt. W H. Thompson. Lower Black Biter. J. HVMurphy, Dr. J. F. Simpson. Holly Shelter. Uolcit Williams Isaac James. Masoiiboro. John Bnsiy, Jr., Minz. So. Washington. Dr. II. F. Murphy r John E. Ilivenbark. Rocky Point. James S. Ilines, Daniel T, George.' - - .-.'-'-'.-... v Upper Bhtk RiverCDr. J. B. Scavy, Daniel Robinson. , ..j u . ; ' Kaintuck. Win. .Pridger, William -A. La in I . Middle Sound. A. F.Newkirk, Reuben Ennett. : t Federal Point. Thomas Newton, ' John Biddle. . , . APPOINTMENT FOR THE COUNTY CANDIDATES: The Conservative candidates will ad dress the people of New Hanover county at the following times and places: March 31st, Tuesday, Upper Black River, April 1st, Wednesday; South Washington April 2nd, Thursday, Pim-y Woods. April 3rd, Friday, Point Caswell.. April 4th, Saturday, Kaintuck.. " 6th, Monday, Long Creek- " 7th, Tuesday, Burgavv. 44 Oth, Thursday, Hollv Shelter 44 10th, Friday, Sandy Run. 44 13tli, Mom-lay, Middle Sound. 44 14th, Tuesday,' Mason horo'. 44 15th, Wednesday, Federal Point. .... Friday, the 17th. Saturday the 18th, and' Monday the 20th (at night), in, Wil mington. ' r- FRESH ARRIVALS. Sugarsv Coffees, Bacon, Corn, For sale low for CASH. It. II. CO WAX ro., mr21-151-7t No. 3i io. Water St. ADRIAN & VOLLERS, WIIOLESALK DEALERS IN Provisions, Groceries, Liquors; Wines, Segars, &c, &c, WILMINGTON, N. C. OFFER TO TITF TRADE, IN LOTH to suit, at lowest market ratea: 5 bbls. tin-?. MONONGAI1ELA WHISKEY, 5. years old ; . 6 bids. I. Martin RYE WHISKEY, 5 years old i 3 and 5 V. bhK I. MiUer WHISKEY j 23 bbls, Extra Rectified WHISKEY ) 50 cases of Scotch .and Irish WHISKEY, im ported 2 eighth casks FRENCH BRANDY, Otard,. Duprcy A Co. ; S eighth casks TRENCH BRANDY,, Nonpa reil ; 5 bbfci, FRENCH BRANDY, domestic proof? 40 cases do. do. Imperial Socio, ety, Udolpho Wofe A Co 2 casks HOLL AN D OIN ; 3 bbls. DOMESTIC! GIN, Proof 130 cases SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, phits and: quarts : 5. cases KIMMELritnported and, extra Hire j, 13 cases DEW OF THE ALPS, very fine lO cases JAMAICA' RUM S bbls. DOMESTIC RUM, proof J 4 M casks OLD CROWN SHERRY ; 8 cask of OLD DRY MADEIRA ; 3 casKs of OLD PORT ; 20 baskets and 7& cases WINES, assorted. inx2l-l5l-tf - - y-'A-M . TQ FARMERS AND DEAL ERS m FERTILIZERS No. 1 PEEUVIAN fllTANQ, SOLUBLE PHOSPHO v PERUVIAN. Ammoniated Soluble Pacific, BAKER'S AND JAEVIS ISLAND AMD BOLIYIAlt. (Highest grade Pacific -Phosphate Guanos. AXSO t , . Caribean Sea .and' Carolina Phosphates. 1 ' i Fish Cuano and Ground LandPlaster. T3 ARTIC VXAH, ATrENTIOIS XT is called to the abore mentioned S0LU IjLE PHOSPHO-PERUVIAN." and Ammonia ted " SOLUBLE PACIFIC Guanoa, which are most valuable conanoanda, eontamlAflr'a large per centaco of Bone lno3phat rendered, fcoiuoje irnospnono Aoio,i .reniTian. uuano, animal matter and other valuable ingredl ents, combining all the principal and most ef- ficlent fertilizing nualitiea requisite to make excellent STANDARD FERTILIZERS, and best adapted for all moIIs wd crops, which aro . most highly recommended by all who have used them. , '..- For particulars, send fer pamphlet. For sale by the aargo. or in quantities tQ suit purchasers, by - - J. B. 8AKDT, . , 8H Booth 8t.l cor. of Wall St., N.T, Or by E, MURRAY Cu ;t mrl5-lia-tmayl Agents. Wilmington, X preserve their MUSIC, should have 1 I . printing Ifme and.Book JSlmtery. 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