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lETTEE OF GOV. COX OF OHIO.
!V iPrcsident Johasoi View'iy la Detail
' : WutBiKOToj, Monday, Ffehu 2ol8(J.
genetnl QwrytLB, WA'jht, Ctuiirmitn RepuUictiH
' Central Votnnyttee, Volumlitu, 0:
MtIkab Sir: Onfinturday last I had tTic
honor o an inwrvw un uie i resuient wiiicii
I rcgardou a. oi uiueient wn.-rmt ni itnpvt -
aace to make it plover that I houM rwluceTtijii
' WTlUn mjr irim;iu"Mi.w ui lira lHKlHllmK
wuiUt they were freh iu my memory, since lie
teemed to me, in porimly- free and Hi!re
meJiUtd tonverstttioij, to fliiliit with jmscu
liar IeaTned,the mmmt ola own 'mind In
'reaching unme of 1ii opinions, and to express
tbem with urh mahifcitt candor and entire frr-e-dora
from personal fueling, that 1 could nni but
tuink tnajt u e wouw cimw-iii in n, gooa nntuit
be done by making bis BtalomonU public. A?
Ac"f"t
cordingly I again .waiJoU upon lum this nionr
; lug to'make kimwn what l liad done, to ask hia
Teriflcation of the truth otmf .re(vrt, and his
- consent to make tho same known to the coun
' try although lie wan' .entirely unaware o.f my
rurpo.t8 tu reduo bin '-wmark to writinff, anil
myself bad no such intention wheu I firm call
. d upon him. . He mot frankly gave. hU cou
mat and mfaentedtothe accuracy pt aiy report,
which ia as followa : T , '
- The President said ho had nothoiightB which:
he wan not willing to aro.w tfiat Tuii policy had
amply aimed at the earlitml pousible rijiitoratiol)
crt peace, on the basis of loyalty. So Contfret
lional policy had ever been adptel, and, there-.
ftre, when Ii eutuied upon the dutitu of bin of-
d . V- ,.i.i: i ... .. i.!'
pee Be wns unut;rii- ill mit'lii. imr ill run own.
y, .,.oln, with f Moh netiougM he agrend, and that
,wa ubstantianytne ne WtriCn he-had Carried
fiir nn nHii none h . mruwi iiaii -niiL ai.iii--r
to declare their rfowa, or adopt an? measuren
-mbedyUig -what could bejaillial apulicy uf jea-
toration. He wan mitotic 1 that no long contin
- iao ta
ted; that tlie wiioie country would properly d'
mand the restoration of A truly civil goveru-
""""BigBt; and no tfc4 tlw'UUly raU Uioui
8tati woulct be nn adnuasion oi tlie failure ol
the AdieUiiatrailiilf in J oT till party wliich TiiwI
carried through the war,, to prove themselves
equal to the exigency, now the work of deatruc-
! tion waa over, and rebuilding had Ixtin. Mil
dtary government alone would not pacify the
South. At tlie eod'of a long periHl of such
: government, we would be no nearer, and proba
bly sot so near, the end as now, and would have
" the saifie work to do. " Hence thct h i real ne
cessity of adopting'! policy. which should re
store civil government IkUyv4u-9t M mwn the
rebellion should be. thoroughly ended, and those
conditions accepted by aha South, which were
to be regarded as ahsolhtely neeessary to the
peace of the country. Onecentral idei had cbn
trolled him in the whole matter, and' this wast
that the proper system of pacification jwould be
one which tended everywhere to stimiilatc the
loyalty of the people of the South, themselves,
;and make ft the spring of loyaf conduct ; and
proper legislation, rather than to impose upon
them laws and conditions by 'direct external
. force.' ' - ;'-v
- Thus, in the case of tlie Frwxhnen' Bureau,
he fas not against the idea of the bureau in
tnto; for he had used it, ami was still osing it.
It mii-ht continue for more than'a year yet. He
had contemplated thateither liyrxaJaLnajtonfl.'
his own or by aome action oi tongresa a condi
tion of peace, the technical end of the rebellion;
would probably be declared at some period not
very remote ; and an liu understood the present
law, the purJtiit might continue a year from
that time.1 Mcanwhilu he Could Say to the
South;' It' dej)ends upon themselves to" Bay
whether tho Bureau shall be discontinued at au
rlydsyTTTwM put an end to It, Just a
soon as you, by propter action for the protection
of the freedmen, make it unnecessary. Thus,
aid he, the hope of getting rid of the Uistitu
tionatiuiulates them to do what is rijdit, whilst
they are not discouraged by the idea that there
it no hope of an end to hat tli-y tf.'inl as a
sort of military government 11, on the oilier
bantLthe bun'au were to be uiaile a pcrmaiieiit
thingby this lenislalion, which, on ita face aj
pear part of the hxtd law ot the land, alt the
objections he had urged in his mgMtirprtrMl
in full force to it, and, lttsrcad tt m,oiu)ig
-the Smith to loyaltyTvould tend to drive tliem
to desperation, mh make their hatred of the
Government inveterate, The same principle of
stimulating loyalty was shown In the manner in
i,r .1. i, .,.hl martial law. over them.
inn i'hanaTW IhriyLfa' ''i?. .'.11'.' .yLnT?,1!1 tn'
law abiding a condition' J' t'leiFcmfi.'rtllhllj'lTWn '
martial law waa not needed it should be removed.
J , Xhair -owu.- conduct Wouid Uius detrniiiii
the. matter, and the deaire and interest of all
tlie best people Te fawaseeT to -put ow iu-1
Lturbaoccs and ontbfeaks, to protettt i'liionXmen
and olmy the laws. fecauSe,by ndoiirg -sor'they
would hasten the withdrawal of the- direct in-
' terference of thtf military arm in their affairs.
In precisely itta same Way and undor the bflu-
- ence of the same ideas, be Wad a:ted in regard
to civil affairs genoralljr in that ectfohregard-
' Ing t as necessaiT'Wwl .Pf" 3 hnpose condi-
tlons upon tlie jeWHtous Btab which would
' gnarantee the afotyf the country, and regard-
: ing the existing aflalrs of the local gpvernmenta
-uLi havtagjMaft!!!lil??i tliemw-lves by their trpa
son for continuance in power, ne tic)to.i
i meta ana esxaoiianea rrovBMui (ji'iCTuuituui ,
- then he asked himself what conditions oujtht
'to be demanded oi thehi, apd bow thefr dispo
sition to accept them Inirood faith ro-mhM.ic
- MlBulated. The conditions, saWy ; 3V
amendment W the fttiiti'Coni.ittitiona cxdud-.
- log lavry ; the accptaoce of the same amend;
Kent of the Constitution of the I'liitoil Slate;
thalrepudiution of the rebel llt, and Uw ad-
" teUaion of the ftwlmen to vwriowl rights -ehy,
everybody is familiar w ith.: Tovstiiniilale tbum
to acvnf rhes ciiiiilitions. l-'iriar such as nincr
' hb best iudgniivnt, and In tlie aliaew? of any
" OongreSaional pbu, he thoiiht be nearer right
of any he eoohl fU'rame. He engagl that on
l their acceptance with evidence of jfcxxl faith he
. would permit Uieia to renrganiie tin ir htate
govemjenta, elect legislatures, et, and as far aa
executive acta could drrao, would restore the
to their position in the- tmion pf Htat-t. They
, had so far accepted his .condition that he did
. not regard thevxp.'rimetit a failure but a suc-
. ceaa. He IiadT(THi-W'.ri-trm tVit
; , Office Department every whfre aTliong them, had
' reopened trade and removed restrictions Iher
on tttroti(th the Treasury Department, end in
lutt manner in all. the executive departincnU
rceonWl thcn as State in th t'nion, nuly
keuuitur nuui;li of a niilitarv hoid to imtteei
the trcedmwi, in lie had before slated, atnl-to
indno- tliMn to do noiiictliin; moi thorough in
that direct ion.
Now but one tlunjt remained iw-wlMtili.- tho-
Statei did not exercise the full risrht of .Stales,
and that was reiirrwntation in Concrcas. "la,l
thia, he had advicil that the name principle of
.timultitinff loyWtv, lie applied a in the other
) jes,, wu-h he had named. He would ad
(nlv such reurtnentativea a are in fact loyal
men, K,V'"K Ua6M5turj , evidence '-W 'thia.
Whenever a !tte or district sent a loval man
property-elccted and (pialifieil, he wnukl think
it rtifht to mlntit him the same as if IV. mi any
other Htate ; and he' would admit none but Mich
loyal nifii r ao th)it other States or districts
mijjlii 'b thus induced to elect and win!
similar men., When they had all done this,
10
icn n'prtt:'iit.iitioti would bo full, and the work
ould be done.
Such Was hi plan. He did not ask to be the
udge of the elections ami ((lialilications of niem
hts of Cori ijri ss or of their loyalty. Coiif-rcs was
ta ownjudc, and he had no dream of .interfer
ing with its constitutional ri)ht; but lie felt like
urging upon them. and upon tWcoiintrv.t hat this
mode ot finishing the work, so nearly completed
in other respects, waa theonly tnvoralile one
which had !een prcscjitedj niui that it was im
possible to iffiiors ; the Jai't tiiat the htatea were
exercising their rights and enjoying their privi
leges within theUnion ; were, in short, restored
in all other respects,' and that it is too late to
question the fundamental right of reprKSerita
tion. 1 then remarked to him that I heard it ang
grated that ..legislation coiitd.properly -e -made
Pv'ConurAETBureW MU IB-ITS' Tnl.'rllrfe'l'W"
I .ndimr for the iin.tection of the furdmerj. by
f tjiiita States G)urts or linrilir lurlsdiclion iri
all cast w here the Slates did not do so them-
He replied that such an idea wcmlj.l run ej-actly-parallel..AQhjplaabu.t7u)
liad not
thought it yet lime to fix his own ideas of the.
pjeeisfc tmi le id ie
caiiss wo find a margin of tSnieTasluig till after
the next gession of Uongress, dWTjig which the
I ...Li i ..r. u.. i7.: t3....i.
oiH'niiioii, ninx ii uriiirt; iui tunc iue oniiiiiern
states should recognize tlie necesiTyT)rp;VS5tng
proper .laws themselves, and providing a proper
system of protection for the freedmen,, nothing
further on our part would be necessary. If they
did not do what they ought, there would
then lie time enough to elaborate a plan. Jle
then referred briefly to the fact that men who
have been rejoicing over his veto message, say
ing that if these men in good faith adopted the
views' of his policy, he had himself held and
acted upon, and which be ha4 so fully ela!ora
tod in his annual message and explained to me,
the country surely could have, no cause for sor
row in that If disloyal men 'and rehds-evcrv-wherej
North and Mouth, should cordially give
their adherence to the conditions of restoration
he Jiad uniformly insisted upon, be thought that
waa the kind of pacification loyal men every
where would rejoice in. The more they were
committed to such a course tlie better he would
like it, for if they were not sincere, they would
at least diminish their jiowcr of dangerous op
position in future. His whole heart was will)
tbe laidy of true meii who lisd carried tlie coun
tr$,tbrougb the ar, and he earnestly desired
to maintain a cordial and perfect -understanding
with them. This sentiment and purpose
he regarded as entirely consistent with deter-
rniiied Opiniailiou to the ouatwmtton policy xt
those Extremists, who, as -he bt-lievei'jvould
keep the country in chaos tHI absolute ruin
might com upon na.
Such, niy dear Sir, is the cOfversalionid. state
ment ot the President on this im)Hirtnnt mat
ter jTrnd if yn could nmt hiastraiHlitturward,
honest look, and hear the hearty tones ol his
voitie, aa I liil, I am well assured that you would
believe, with me, that. although he may not re-
reive peffaonal assault with the.rqnnniniity and
torbeariince Jlr. jin;oin nst'U to snow, .inrre. is
no mifedj to fear that' Andrew-Joltason is not
heartv and sincere, in his adhesion bottle prin
ciples upon which he was elected. :t
Very truly, yours,
... - 3. D. COX.
PIlTrUwlIlKU tUO HOUIiS.
VI. I, kinds of Wranbt aad Cast Hint, dona at a Iks t
Bitire. - - ..-....,-I'Uiuelia
and Plnnitli Cantinirsjnf all stvln. fur ' l
Tn q-u-intitii-s fa sU '"parchasera-.----44mitmtiii.liia laVr-
ebautM a ltd mrniura win Mar tti moia tnai an fiar Ari-
ealtoral wurk im road of n INst atairrul and war
ranttid. - '
. The attenlliMi ef-MHIwrifh4 anil oth.-rs la-tiallfH tn
onr ajifKittment nf atroii, the lari?eit aitnth of Hal
Wis sail il ii ill ! aauili aiSilaao HiiAimUv
ynur
viak at enat pHeea, and mak aa chains fur makifii
paUerna.. tfiLfar wishes. if our ovu vaunt.t be inndr
to an1r'.; " . .7"' -', - -
SUliinmOt ! 5u1 atits jta MUtrKtltiiVa mart
coaipletn, sail warranUid aa to a-urkiuauiiViip and
amfmial ;! i. i ..
Hirdw.trS iac1nB,lippllWt..wiUl Ovea-,-'sa;
Spiilira, AnoVima, Qi atini, Ac. - "
worsting; iiraa-inita ai iwkim nwin, m i-.iikui.
Vill w.rk and
Mil wad yua a
hiir Maehiniiry
Bfitd diiMUuu; 1
tad yua a astol t aUttra.
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ry partira'lar. Ail liitlirt shall il b hnretli-r, the
gwitU (iffared at tl' .Clothing Mtwa uf
c in not ba r-TTHitid in rut,w.rkmana.ip. Ate.
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m nit tiim sriy'.Tmef -wim parhahly Tin aamtaa
wayii beoeOlad b tlia oaah avatni, fur tlia.raaatia that
payirtff euaioiuara ara not ohargad sxtra tn make ap
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flucatm-k ol Muslin hl.irra Cullara, Tiaa, Halt-IIuM
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Codfish, Bails,
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Whiskey, . ,
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PIACH nO0P BKtuw , OM JuK0 Of IWf) PKR
Xj fartle Teraaerad Minirle Soriara. kralJad tlhilw
sad trail Ma-ether, odae u a Sir a fntmln. m.. kt
sad atakiag tka .'reu. aad ra-tst aat'Ma, theiyiK
M and Boat erafatla frinf made.
TI ay will aot bea t ur break like the afay'e f-ia;a.
bat will alwara oresarva tbair urtmt liHm1
tknyt, In all - . . . . ... ' . -
Crowded Assemblages, "
vuurcuea, ,
Theatres, "
Railroad Cars,
for Promenade
or House Dress.
In fact, they ara superior to all oik an, tonbt
ai.g r
Comfort, 1
Economy,
Bradley's Duplex Elliptic or Double Spring
Far aala aaaryvaara. Man a (Beta red oxelailvelt by
the tele owner ef the patent.
esffaffl
A fall uaartauat oflheae Baneriar 8klrtoftast-
y aa kaad, and for aa'a la a great variatv wf siaoa, by
... . . 1 1 --a T n miimrtin '
tyM-iiiUtxi, w uniiihiK
A. KLT.NR, " -
- ' RANDALL A MANS,- '
Aad all ether eebaats who sell Firat Class Bkhrts
ia thi -Cliv and thtaghdht the oathara 8Uvh.
Jaa , UT.Iias. .
TH OM AS tfc CO., ,
Bankers,
Ho, 178 BALTIMORE STREET,
"" 7 B LT1M0RK, MD
t7E EOT AND PELL, 0 THE MOST FATOft-
17 able terras, alt the d iterant
GOVERNMENT tnKCURITlES. -
! SOUTH KJt.V BANK NOTES,
SOUTHERN STATE BOVDS.-
COMPOUND INTERESTOTES,
-GOLD AND 81LTKR.
Siorht, Fonda, Aa., of oar own nark at, oa Cniaile
yion, In person ; aad those of New York aad Phlla
dalphia Ikroagh reliable eerrrapoadeaU.
J?.ie OnUfitrmt, With prompt yaturoa, ow all ae
eeuibls poiaia, Xurtb, Uuuth and WesL
Draw Ould ar Currtnc Unfit, of any araoeat,
vrry Lent rata,, va kaw York, Philadelphia, Uoaloa
or Rtuhnitind.
. iUam alaraaloa.liyon'laa pQoldir garraacy, tab
eet to eheok at sight, -
- ON HARD FOa SALE, '
' JMni) Hootbara Bank Wotos. ' '
HiSii f)erea Thirties, fdifferent tosles l
StS sua PWe-Twntti, t'ol, 'S4 aad 'S leases
Si COS One-Year Oerlifi
.meal
Dot ISSk-tf
THOS. W. D VI, RlktHHO JONhiS, J.
DAVIS & .TONES, ,
GROCERS, -A-AUCTION
4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
7 Hp. 26 rayetteville Street, -. -,r
atAI.KIOH, I.
IT KEP oeasuunly on baad a vary largo eopp.y
IVof f
FAMILY OIcOClClcIKrt,
- ' s ooaaiatliig o( - J" -j
Bacon. Lard, ' " " " , '
Jlour, Meal, Cora,' Copperas,
Buckwheat, Cheese, .
' 7 . Pickled Oyster, .
' ' Chamn&o-nt Ale
Porter, Bladder Snnff, '
rSoda Ani Btttltf ttleSsf K
Tea Cakes, Percussion Caps,
-Salt. Iislu ftQy. eVe.
-ALSO-
Wood and Wilow Ware, . "
Hardware, ; -;
- -Powder and Shot, r
; ." SoapsV--kinds,' '
Farming Implements of all descriptions, Yo
we respautlally K4u.it onoaigBM.nta f- -
' Cotton, Cotton Tarns, Iron, Ac.,'
' and
couTm;i'noL)ucE.'
All oiwltnatceta abal raaalya mr.nirl and vmmM
slleatma :i DAVS) ak JtyiSUM.
fab I. 147, Jin. ' ' V: '-- '
" II All T F.EUlti, .r
44 Fayetterills Street, Raleigh, V. C, .
Aaaars t,
t TEW ART'S
"Eiteatioa Top,'
' Qaaaa of tbo
J BKOWN.
With Karr It wis, 7
4 PayoUvllleHtrooL
Jaa U lSStf.
s B. Waat4i:a. , . - ,, , j. a. eiicTHaauAHti.
WALLACE L SOlTnKRUXD,
0E.NF.RAL COMMISSION MERCHA!T9,
; UIBe ever A. Si. Malt's Blore, ' ' . v
No. 32 NORTH, WATER ST, 7
WiJminfrtoii, N". C."
WILL giro proapt peraoaai atwaiiaa la all Cos.
tignraeBt of ...
KA7AI stores, ,crrTfl"r, wigrfsri'Rrr.vTf!, BOB
' 14, 1 A g, rKU'lMfl.li, C, C, aaTPIK
7 . FOESil.EOR 8H1P1K5T, i
AL?0- Vs-" r
TO rORWAWDINQ MSSCOIKDISE, tfc.
So. S, lMAiW-St
A CARD.
MTH 81'RSCRIBSR MAY BI FOUND WITB
art A Lewie, No. 44 Faeettaville a not. Mar
f paetfnlly iavitas his eld eaatoaiers aad tho r'l.
aa laoaxuaeive annnaaaul of kahuw sac. IDI
LEKTaad HOUKII FUKNlfiUINli UOODB aow fa.
seer. "
.; '7, 7-1. - J. BROWN.
. ftaielgk.Jlaa'y IS-I.t-Saa. r.i;- i .." :
44 PATETTEVILLjfc STREET,
ItAtClOU, . 0. , . ' ,
. Wo iatltetieelaj altehiloa 'f parnkaaers to tint
aaajav iota aaune oeaoa of .
ItisoellaBeous Earilwar, . 7; 1 7x .Li
.Wooden War, -WUlew
Ware, ,
Crockery Ware,
Glass Ware,
China Ware,
Da. .hJ TT..11 nr
StontWare,v -a
Tin Ware,
.. Iron and Steel Buggy Material
Bridles, ; . -'
Saddles,;-,
Harness,
Collars, &en .
OiU Paint L"tMM
Tarnishes and Brushes. 7 '
.-A -US Q-'':- , J "
FAMILY OHOOBRIKi).
To foal, for aaytkla'g la the ,
HoostKeepInj Line.
Cau at
S"WMAtXW.IV
Ralelgb, Jaa IS, lit, tf.
IIREMZEH, KELLOCa St CO.,
-rjwe
KKLLOfjjQ & IHtEIVlaSEll,
inn. . . -i .
BBRHSBOBO, If. , '
rjOtB AlfT) SILVER, IXCffABQK, BAKE
nia, Kiwoaa mb Doooa.ouagai aaa aula- .
Pepoeitt raeelred sabioet to sight shook a as with
tbo Banks. . , -f. v7 ... ,
Colloetioat stads oa all aooosstblo points. '
Will trasuet all botiaoss Broatptljr aad oa reasona
ble Ural. ,f4-'.ji,,.h 'r laat.lM. Ira
. CHEAT SESATION 1 1
The Parisian. Monarch Dethroned I U
'THE W0RLD0P FASHION
. i FARniSS A) LjACICS. .
CtELKCTlNtt THEItt OUTCIf FROM FHIIR
KJ rrah arrivals of Umu, eonaUtlng of
Hew Broadcloths, ' '
Bearer Cloths,
CaMimeres, " .
; Ready-made Clothing, '
. i Hats and Caps,
," ' Splendid Orercoats,
Collars, . 'y, : : .
Crarats, 4
Gloves, . as-,. ; -
j'i't" " r-.-,- rrrr ... Hosiery, . ., , ,. w--.
Valises, '
. v Handkerohlefs.
Aft., - :, &&, . ' aVo., -- &4 '
' Call aad lnipeet Stodt aat 4 arateate. '
Fine Merchant Tailoring ''?
It still sarrl'd ea, baa apoa a larger basis than ever
it kafors attotapted la tbs Seatb. " v.-
, An XSnt lro Suit : or Cloth '
KMefl K af rnttf tfmmi, o - IB Murf ttic.
Their floods are oil saw, they haveo-opleodid Oat.
tor, and Jfeedtenea wkosa work will eouparo iar.
atily wit aay e located tn Europe or ta stria eoantrjr.
aaat lt-lro. ... .
I
s.Martiv.iv.;
lata oPaterihorg, Va,
- ' .T. Bomwoony i
lata of WarteaWn,' J. 0.
SUAFER & NORWOO0r
Commission Merchants,
faa AT Ttlf.UU 0.,... W ITlsV Vl I L
! jijs( p ni rmm sw j sagtsa-re i tu A t
AYoriW, Uratni an mil Olh'T HuUtAtm
r jttudiiCl toutted
KSU-Order fraai Msrebaatt, MaaMritaiwrn, Pisa.
tore aeaoikurs will, leeoire prompt bs tadtvidasl
stotioa. I . . . c - v -. i' .
.. , . ,..!. acrsa to , . . . i -
ov J M Morebead. nraaa.ftaya, sT fij ft Leaatlyr,
Preaidanl Baleigk aadOaatoa K Bl Mullwaiaa. H
tie, Deaoani and iokaeoa, Mattla A Tene.nllt
Peurv hnrg, Va; E A Voglor, B.q , BaleuC ST Ol K t
Kieaardaoa, a4lagkan. Om, M 0 Beywuiar Biajl
Uroeoakero, NOB Wilkes, SiporinUodeot S 1
KB , " ' ' t tf..-..
uuiFi, uao. St coM , i
..." x J HOC It 118
7' V, t7-7v ,ae.-7s ','j;V-''-i'";
COMMISSI OH MERCHANTS
-i-larelsiL snd DomehlleHiquon.
,'. robacco. Cigars, AeV ?"
' No, 10S WiteI.oiBahDcViBRieT,
, .- . ,And " 1
.. . No. t BAf.uaaatoaj 8tbt, - -
, ' BALTIklOKR. ItD. ; ' '
w. . ttgigiK, a . aairrm, a. eaPRHtRT
Jaa, U, 140. Its.
' DAVIU BAUIIOIV, , . i
"2nrjr, DORRAHCZ v CO ! "
Staple and Fancy Dry Coodv
-i Not. 80 tfii LeiJaard Street, ,
t lWfotofroaar,)- -
' . -KEW York.
FfVll,S4
, IS Hasov.a 8, ' I , f Oli e Pnoo.
BAITIMOK. J IFrAtf7v-.'
..- COM M IS10.'V MKKU HAM T8, ,
k poa tas SAH
ottoa rsrts, Meetings aad Osnakatrf, Woel
;. r v . v. 44 Woolen Coeds. : -.;,',,. :
77--ftjEiERiioM ;7"--, ; -
' ' Chat P, Matlet, tq, v" Ckapel ntlt-
' Chat. B, Mallett, laq., ' S FayoMevHIa. 1
eo.W. Williaats A Co, ', , FayoatoviUo.
' J"4 II. Llody, iq., - Uraeaaboro.
JanasHloaa, Kaq., " ' ajraonebero. v
i Tkaraaa R Tate, laq., ' . t Obarlono.
: &.'MtktorAlCaabletCaloa -
T " Bnk, .-. , , .,".. ..- Baltlajere,
Oetobor S-dS.ty. - - .-
K. F. Cue's Sopcr-rhosphate of Lime,
. ' ON ' .
... XIOHE MAKCRB. .
WASRANTED. G&NCIN J!,V
BEIN8 MAOB OF TUB BEST MATERIAL AffD
la Ike aiiKtapprovad maaaar. It Is reoeaiaieaded
the pablie aa saparlor to any other la tho Market.
All ke kavo a ted it speak of H la the hbjr hoot teraj
of pralao, aad to nee oegagad ia ita ataaafMiara d1
soatioae their beet oadeavors as sslvaaeo tho klgb
repatatloa which it has aoqnlted,
We an area tea tho Photuhaie to be well aaaaafh'
ol, and reooaiaioad it la preferoaeo to aow other
artiSairJ manoro in tho market. We ooaoidor St
aearly equal to the boat Perinea Aaaae, altkoagh
lurnianaa ac nair ine price.
'. Meeers. B. H. Allan A Co.. tie well kaowa auna.
faelarers ef agrimltaral latplamaeta, say of Ida
' We take pUaaure ia stating that wo have sold 1.
F Coo's Sapor- Phosphate of Llano for foar yean
It has given antve eel satlafaeMba to ear eastowets.
o UU aoaadaaeo. of tilt pulitlo, an? the puriihaiee'
asavrely apoa aennrlrg aa artiole honestly aad oare
-fadfjt aoafaataaod..
'We would atate that, aftar oararfal ejiamli.atloa.
wo believe lata Phosphate had haoa tapraved ooeh
year elaeo tts-tairodaeeiee ka tkla aatae, aad tkal
wui ooauaao to ainials tte proeoat kigh staM
lag. "Very raapeotfally, ..
tt; U. All L is eV vv.
, "He. 11 Water atrooV Mow Tork."
I. Faaat Con,
Anonad pleaoa Snd remit of say aaalyili of saw.
pie of -voor BPl fkaapkata st I4ne 1(V 4k, m.,
TUia being sack a u parlor artle la ovary roapaot,
I eau an refrain fro ooagroialatieg apoa eae.e
oiaaaljaetaiw, wklek aadeaktedly wUi at eat Hh, .
great laoeeas. .. "
Wiihlngyoa every saoeAae, I aat,' -
v.,,j..,f Koaaoetfally yrs,
.., .'vi-. . a. LIIBISi
BiLVtwoae, A a vast t, I'M.
Of Frae Phoapborie Aold Hyd. jaM
eoBtsiniog of Ashydroas Fhea :.
yhoric Aoid, . , ; , T.4,'. ' -
fit Bl Phosphate tf Llms. "' S.1S
.. obtaining of Aahydions Phoe-
pbsrie Add. .' t.70. '
Of Neutral Pho.pbats of Urns ., l.li
erinuining of Aaliydroas Phoe- '" -
' fihorlo Aeidl. - . . '
Of uliibau rrf Lime hyd rated
4 IS.
eomun Ing of sulphuric Aeid (Sot.) 11.30.
Of Alkaline 8allsa Nulphalos.
1.11
Of Oig sole tJovbustible Matter.
HISS
eapanit or produoing A mmoala. ..- I 7A
Of Animal Coal atid ad.
Plosjiborn Aold soluble ia Water. 11.lt.
1.0
Fbosphorw Aeid Insoluble In Water. . 4 SO. "
Arsraoaia . . , .; .Si - '
. MAnoracTPass ar , .
i KV(X;n COB. Hontor's Piint L-1.
THKCaDERsIuNID BAVE BUtaV ApcOlH.
tea Ageata for the 8ta o of Mori Cuts lo t, d
wi l supply tk a superior lenliiier at eauntaoiofera'
prioaa.
Fat op ia kanels or ahnst W paundi weights
1 0O Barrels how la Sture,
aaa ror sais ay
0 0 PARSLET L CO.
.CJaa. 1-I10-Sa. ' .
Wilmington, K,
M REWARD.. ,f
STOLEN frntn te euMee of tbo aobarrtber, aoar
fcaloiirh. un the Right of tbo tiai Uisiaat, two
nialo. and a nailob eow. '
The male are abiai thlrleea or AiarUea year, old,
la good order, madiaia .lie one hlaok, tho other a
red aorrall. and birth niaoli marked with the karaaae
and beginoibg to eliad. ,
' The okw ie of autsll ine. white and ft, tad heart
all the ma he of a gorni ntll.tr - -
t ha above rewaiil will be paid fur aay inffWwalluB
loadint to the roeovaryof either of the animals, or a
propoitiotato reward hir one or aiora. -
. , - , J. PKVEBtCX.
Fslalgh. Feb. 24 117, Iw, pd '
IBOSrCCTCs
-
COBMOPOUIX
nt f "--C - .'-'aMsagsftsa -7i"
QTf TBI FIRST OF JAKCART WI WILt
ennnance tho puMietilim. la tbt Ottv of Hal.
- -r-T-TTTiriVlll I 1 '
lUure, ill a UlOU'lliy . mimmimmmatt
Xaterary Marazino '
Titers b, ua pabllnatiod of this eharaoter now b.
toad Soaiii of flvw iorlt tjily, and tbo. eloaiag of
the war bat ten a isrgv pornoa ti toe oooptp of tho
Sonntry with literary ropreeootativo. - -
Tbs Co.motolits will Sa devoted to X
Literature, Ait, Reviews, Boienti&o Paper
i ana uonerai &eaaina, -
and ws shall aauit.er among ita cuoirihators antte
of tbs Irst literary men of the Soois, witk okbort
fWMS tho north aau troni tioadon and Parts. ' '
All aistter sutoriaiaal will bo tartfnily tleeu4
from the Bewott and best ol the Kngliah, Fraaott
and Imnaw puhbeattont ; and it. F-dueis wil rparo
no, rft or-t pease to aiake It rank with rhe vaar
rtaaT miigaainao of thacoantry, , . - 1
. At its uaasj ImiijuU, we bars established .the
('usMor-MT: upon ao teiIoaatiiaM. kope ta
taakt it tk organ of general literature alone; anal
Will be aHiBSaeneed by aoy part, or tliqae wbat-
OVrr. , ,:..! : .
Il will bentailtsi le fUb.crlTi.ra InaavVartW tie
aoaairy upon rre'tpt ef th following
, i auUsvrlptlom ; - ,
fjiaglt Cap'i for one year, . "t f4 AO
fivtCnH-s furoosysar, , .r . . 18 flQ
Ta oepua fur oat year, M ot
fSJ" Tbo I bsMoroLiTi wit) be geaorally diatrib
ated SBiong tbs Vvrehsntt and Plaaisrt ef ftte
uuth, and we will add, for their iBforraavoe, a tiw
advarnsetlaentt, at BWderatb) ratea. . :,
' LUieraldcdaytioas will be Hdo te boole
krUe aad newadaalrrs. ;
. dr howspapers pablnhiog this proepsotas st4
seaUuig a snatkeditopy ta lite nbdoreigned, wi)l,ro
eoivt a tepy of tho uagasiae. Adilreas
- ' ' ... Da LEON A CO., :
: P.O. Bex SS, ataJaiaaero, fed.
Jaa IS, ISA, It . - J. . - - '
,u.-...l b! "'.
r AAA fOUXVa of Bkeeldert, hrlgbt ad dr. ' "
OUUUoalobv - N A. A. . LUulEi,
WlhWOtea,elll,14SlW ' -
..tjhe
7.
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