NcwMjJcrna.ldTcriiscacxits,
i - -
.Ye-nesdaj, i January n 1866
rToTo. i. the City-Largest
Circ.lti- i the State.
City and State Iteias
T rT" v . .Hort trlD down the Gaa-
Our aoi -
a Ho!. He will oe oa uu r
,.rrie.-That popular and I
ntlcmw. Dr- Grlssom, is married The
nucmH - . , . a,mnst a confirmed
or was once uiuSa.w
wiu.'legiUemn; bathe has mended hU
icb-u,c 6 - . - v- .11. -V nl him the
HumllJmeoasut",u' ,
v- j i.tnMifnrmer
mplimcnU. or tne occ-. " -
I .rned associate, we en - -
or murmur, m uapfj "- .. o
.. f. . nnir an1 others Are
I lttrwise. bouic &"- ;
i i The onlj couit-i"" -
L. tdkinsofl;" la
i. Till llvnien oroux" "
;S d-clt no jof in Eden's rosy wers-,
I r .nil was sai the garden was a wild,
TUure"eit,sitiUwomanBmUed."
. e flection of Mayor Harrison to a deserved
... ... m.u onnretle and courageous
I..ji.rnt to tin
ficcr.
rtal Aflairs. We clip the following Items
CknmicU: Reopen Trenton,
inM countT, ud appoint ouu
ter, vice J-B. Stanley.
ILcock's Store, Columbus county;
L tmaster. vice A. Wigga.
Enoch
Postroaster General Dennison yesterday award
the contract for service on Route' 5,117, MU-
v r to Wuiteioca, iu-vyuuiic j..
. .... . intinritv and industry is en
taose cnaracici 6- - -
, jbv several proniiuent gentlemen who know
" . .. . H first, freed-
Liui
ell. cuarira . -
hwmin
the United SUtes ever admitted as a mau
irrier.
(from the Western Democrat
if .meeting Of the Stockholders of the First
Rational Bank of Charlotte, held on Tuesday the
fch initant, Kufus Barriuger, Ei-, was called to
fhe Chair. and T. W. Djwcy appointed Secretary.
k uiajoritv of the stoci iwm,' reproseuicu,
Ltin-Droceededto t.ic election of a Board of
(Directors for the eusuiii- year, as follows :
John Wilkes. a orc"
T W. Dowey, Rufus M. Johnston,
John M. Springs, Joan Al Young,
' James McDonald. .
At a meeting of the Directors, John Wilkes was
. z' w. ir t .ifv
fre-elected President, ana xuuuiw ... .--j,
Cashier..
The followin:
" financial '
items
are of in
kerest :
All the old fractional currency
to to be called
A new counterfeit fifty ent fractional currency
has been detected.
The gold receipts at the ports of New Tork
Boston; Philadelpaia, and baitimore during tue
rtntr hslf of tlie Oscai Tear euuiug
tlStiS, amount U,,
Toe Government realized $91,956,1 fro.t.h.e. 1
imports of dry goods at tue porx ;
KreSSS
vith the exhibit or iso i. .
The Southern SUtcs have paid into the Treasu
ry during the last vear, ro venue irom aircct i
uioauUBg to $81, 16V -fcl Tuere remains to be
Markets. We quote ia our Local Colnma
'from Uie Journal of (Www of the 13th, the
following XewTork Market: -
On Friday, the' 12th, gold opened at
TOlaUed 1W, fell Off to lSi, auo cueu .
li?i- ... r.-a
Miver is in more active reqaesv a ceuw
bvlovr srold.
tue uncertainty In regard to the financial course
lof the jsxreiary is used by ,tue bears to oisiura
(ae luarwcl ; aaJ as it ta&es ou uiue w -jaic,
tuere was at one time to-day qaite a blue
i-elwg in inoaciary circiea.-- ,t
COT f OS Tue inartet is not materially cbang-
kX Tue ditfrLuee Del ween tue view ot seiicra
Lnl buyer prevent mauy traaaeuona xaa
sales iuciue 4.HW bales. - t ;
We quote:
N. Orleans.
Upland. Florida. Mobile. aadlVsa
Good ordinary, 44 44 .
1-MiJdUu.r, 50 J 01.
Good iniudiing, OJ -
TOBACOO rue demand to Heat and prices
are wiuiout euauc Wo uoliee saiea of aTU liuas
Keutucv alttSc; IS case seea teai at wyce tc,
and 59 tmics 1' aiM ou private terms. In luana-
fltctured, if taere is any iiK-reaocu ousincss, 11
mav be rateJ more particnlariy in Virginia black
work, out of order, Uicse goods being offered at
low nsnrea.-
SUU AR The market for raw Is dull and beary.
We quote fair to good reiiuing at HiH?ie-
The sale include 145 buds, part at loo lor Cuba,
l'JO boxes Havana at MjgUc, and l,U0U bags
Pcmambnca on private terms. Kenned is quiet
at nncnan,va rate. e uuc 1
Wl5Vc.ort wuite at WX&KX a hard ai ;
lsalojc
. Measurement of Crn ia the Crib. After
levtUug tiie com, multiply tue leugth and breadth
of the house together and the product by the
depth, which will give the cubic feet of the bulk
of corn; then divide this last product by twelve,
and the quotient will .be the number of barrels of
fuelled corn in the house or crib. If there be a
remainder after the division, it will be so many
twelfths of a barrel of suollod corn over.
Example 12 feet long. , ,
11 feet broad.
132 i
6 feet deep. ,
12)72 cubic feet.
66 barrels shelled corn.
5 bushels in a barrel.
33QJ8hels sheUcd corn. .
i The Home Jaarmal. We have often occa
sion to quote this excellent and readable weekly,
and few papers come to our office so full .of W"
teresting matter, whether extended in the form Ol
stories and essays, or condensed in pointed and
prightly paragraphs. By the advertisement in
another column, it Will be seen that the pro
gramme for 18G6 is very brilliant, and froln a long
experience of its past performances; we can llavo
no doubt its present promises will be rigidly kept.
The menu of the Journal only need to be gener
ally known to be cordially recognized. The-pa-Jer
under its efficient management, takes Its rignt
iul place among the most extensively circulating
weeklies in the country. ' In addition to the gen
eral attractiveness or its matter, it has a marked
IndicidnalitT. which discriminates it from all its
rivals, and makes it emphatically the
JountxiV Botto Tranacrifi, Dee. 1865.
Hume
Tw Officers. At an election for. Mayor
and Commissioners of Charlotte, on Monday last,
.the following were elected: 8. A. Harris, Mayor;
John Wilkes, Allen Cruse, J.' L. Brown, R. M.
Oates. A. JL N. M. Taylor, M. D. LJ MoodyH.
L. Alexander and Wm. Harty, Commissioners.
The new Board of Commissioners have appoint
ed the following officers for the ensuing year v
Thomas W. Dewey, Town Clerk and Treasurer.
: Wm. Taylor, Marshal and Tax Collector.
Town Gaacd L. A. Black welder, Job S Crane,'
James Manning, A. W. Seagraves, Michael Healy,
8. A. Burns, 'J. Seidel, J. H. Mclntyre, " j
The 1 Board fite I the prise of license to retail
splritooo liquors at 9500 ; license to sell liquor
In any quuntity above a quart $250. f
Dr. -1L
M. Pritcuard, the Provisional Mayor,
and the ProvUioual- Board" of Commisstoneiv,
Lmade good offlecrsand tried to discharKe their
; daties fiiuruiiv and satilactorily. DriPritch-
i ard, tlie Mayor," has tue thanks of the cotemnBlty
- fur 111 etf.irt t ,.nli nnrlur lhl ftiot
Freeimu'i Barea Tke Appoinuneai
of wfFwTiioal Govtrmm forj tke
Somtfcera States. f'rr;
Tn th Senate on the 10th fast; Mr. HoWe
rn nf Wis.. offered a Idnt resolution de
claring that, whereas the people of -the eleven
insurrectionary States hare declared jtheir
ipdependeoce of the United States, and. have
made war against ,'the government j and
abolished the political functions guaranteed
to them ; and whereas military tribunals -'re
not suited to the wants of those people, there
fore pro visional governments should - pe in
stituted suited to their wants , and neces
Bities. . . L-., '
Mr. Johnson, (dem.) of McL, suggested the
propriety of referring the'above to the special
Committee on Reconstruction. , ,
Mr. Howe took the floor ana spoice aooui
two hours in defence of his resolution. A.fter
he concluded Mr. Johnson, of Maryland, got
the floor, but the House adjourned to next
n'n the 1 1 th. Mr. Johnson spoke about two
hours, and at the time of adjournment Senator
Howe was in possession - of the floon I The
iattr crontleman intends resDondinff in detail
to the argument of the Senator from Mary
r The further discussion was'postpbned until
to-dsy. v . . j
THB SOUTHERN STATES AND THE PRESIDENT 8
POLICY.
The Hnnae proceeded to the consideration
of the resolution of Mr. Eldridge, namcjly'::
That there is no warrant or authority in
the constitution of the United States lor any
State or States to secede, and that.all re
nr nMiirianrM tn that end or foi that
purpose are absolutely null and void, and
i.t thp war havin? deieatea tne- aiterupi w
thus divide and break up the Union, it; is of
vital importance to the republic and all
the States thereof that the States recently in
rovnlt. and each and every one of them,
should resume their appropriate; and ;con-
stitutional functions in tne union wiioui
delay, and to this end, and laying aside all
partv feeling and all personal and other ani
mosity, waiving all minor difficulties; and
seekin" earnestly to maintain and preserve
the Union of our fathers, we will cordially
sustain and support the President ml any
and all constitutional efforts in his policy of
restoration, believing that thereby the poli
tical, commercial, financial and general pros
liects of the whole country will be most sub
stantially subserved. : '
Tue Speaker decided that this resolution ,
must be referred to the Committee .oi lie-J
construction.
Mr. Eldridge, (dem.) of Wis., who wanted
a direct vote on uis resiiuuuu, "Fr" i
the decision of the Chair, but a motiori was j
made and carried to lay the appeal on the j
table, bv a vote of 119 yeas against J53 nays.
The resolution was referred.- " "
COXFIDENCE IN
THB PRESIDENT
ASD ' HIS
POLICY.
Afr riATi of N. Y.. offered a resolu
tion that the House cherishes confidence in
the President of the United States and In his
desire to restore the Union on the basis ot
,.,.r,t i.nwturitv and ueace. and the co-
miration of thisHouse is pledged to him in
Q,rt f the ?eneral poUcy of reconstruc-
niaW by fa all aa
thorized by the constitution and consistent
.l "L rannhMrn institutions. )
Wltu me sctuuij v ; t
Debate arising, the resolution lies ovr. - j
THE VEXICAX MINISTER IN THE SENATE. j
Senor llomero appeared upon the floor of ;
the Senate on the 10th, and engaged injVery
cordial conversation with a - number ofj
Senators. j ; j
PROPOSITION TO PAT LOYAL PERSONS l THE ;
SOUTH FOR STORES SEIZED BT OTO ARMIES, i
An attempt was made in the House n the ;
10th, to provide for- the payment of loyal ;
persons in the South who hold quartermas-.
ters' or commi3sarie3, receipts for store seiz- 5
frr thfl nae of our armies. The objection
a m.HA tthe resolution that it wai inju
dicious to establish such a precedent as the
xt 2.f nan .
payment or any one 01 inese vuuuu ju .
There are hundreds of thousands of dollars
worth of such claims on file at the Treasury
Department, the greater proportion having
been presented by persons not in hostility to
the nvernment at the time their property,
was "taken. They were unfortunate in Jmng
among rebels subsequently, however, so they
cannot get theirinoney till the reconstruction
question is fully settled. ' ' :
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
The Republicans of the House of Repre
sentatives held a caucus at the Capitol on
the night of the 10th, with non. Justin Mor
rill of Vermont, in the Chair, and Ignatius
Donnellv as Secretary. The meeting was held
with reference to the question of suffrage fa
ho nwiwt nf Columbia, and continued near-
1 v fo-ir hours. The bill now pending before
- , - , , .
the House was discussed at length, and van-
ous motions and suggestions were made con
cerning it. Although no dennite understanti
in" was arrived at, it was evident that the
majority were opposed to the bill as reported
froui the Committee on the Judiciary, which
implv proposes to strike from all laws in
force in the District of Columbia the word
white." Several gentlemen were in; favor
of pacing a bill for a new form of govern
ment for the District, Congress to po sess di
rect control of affairs. But the gentmti sen
tiiuent was that the qualifications for suffrage
hould bear equally on both white an . jt&iacfv.
including the capacity to read ana 'write.
The pending Dili, it is pnwauie,
be
tmendeu in accoraauce mui tue
- 1 .1U an
above
view.
icrnun BUF1TRAOE.
The neTO feuffra're bill continue I to Ik-
the sooeial order in the nousc. Mr. ? ,iogers.
of New Jeisev, speaKing two uuum
it, and Mrj Farnsworth in its favor It - grows
more evident, especially since the caut us last
eveninT,that the bill, if it passes at a 11, wil!
strikeout the word u white " and imp ose an
intelligence qualification upon all clasi ses. -
The naileries of the House 01 epn e"-
tives have, for the last three days, beeni dense
ly crowded with attentive lister e s o t he de
bate on the.bill extending suffrage in tb e Dis
trict of Colombia, Never before w ;re
many blacks mixed among the white aucL-
J . nn a. a. HMAWafl- litf It
tors as to-day. iue interest nuiuUft
classes in regard-to the question, seem
tole
constantly on the increase.
TRIAL OF 8E3DTES. . '1: -.
t : tw trial of CaDt. Semmes
-r '
vfouia
have been commenced but for the abse: ice ot
nmmnAnr Winslow. one ot tne bp
portant witnesses. .1 -
TTtv r A9E OT GEJT. BAKER.
n, T7i,r'umnl Tnldliften&r of to-daf
;savsi
u We learn that the muster out of Laftiyette
C. Baker as a BrigadierrUeneral was n i
consequence of any dissatisfaction in the mind
of the Secretarv of War toward his te alous
and skillful instrument, but in obediet ce to
an express command of the President.j .'
ENFORCEMENT OF THE 1COKROE rXICTR' WE. "
The House Committee on Foreign A flairs
has under consideration a joint resoluiti ,m fa
favor of the enforcement of the Monroe doc
trine. Foreign princes and potentates need
not fear any rash, hurried legislation on this
subject, since the resolution is deep dow n in
a pile of papers of similar import, and will
not be reached before Max leaves' Mexic yit
atalL .; ; ' :".?; - '
A ' THE RECOK8TBTJTION COMMITTER
Met-this morning, (the 12th.). before vt! e
of Conirress. One of the i St nate
1 memlers ot the committee has introduc ed a
r.olntion into the Senate, authorizirtg i t.td
summon the attendance of men andpa pers
found necessary t. assist in determinina; the
vexed questions brought under conffldra' son.
1 The resolution found its way: to thejHf use,
CONPfTIOIT OF THE aODTHEBK; BtATE8rTHE
. PRESIDENT CALLED UPON FOB - MORS tf-
1 ;- FORMATION.- ? h rX' -t''S '
' Mr. Raymond stole a inarch upon the presi
dent's enemies to-day very neatly. - Hev sent
fa a resolution calling upon the Pfesideht for
all information tending to throw light on the
political condition of the States lately in re
bellion, -such' as proclamations from Pro
visional Governors, election returns, reports
-of. government agents, and the! like.. The
' House at first refused to receive this by
operating fa technicalities, but subsequently"
agreed to it,' whenbffered by Mr. Davis, of
. the Onondaga district of New York, to whom
Raymond turned it over for presentation.-
The effect intended by Raymond is the frus:4
tration of a scheme the radicals have for
sending a subreconstruction committee down
South to make a report to suit them. - The
President is fa possession of all the unbiased
testimony needed fa -this matter;; but the
radicals, bent on throwing every obstacle fa
the way of reconstruction, refuse to receive
it as reliable, backed as it is by newspaper
reports and the tales of commercial travellers
fa the conquered land. Mr. Raymond's re
solution gives the President a chance to pro-
, 'duce information which will prove exhaustive
of the subject. If afterward the radicals are
shamefaced enough to insist on a special spy
Committee, the country will readily observe
that the Reconstruction Committee is really
bent on obstruction. . j '
CREDENTIALS OF BOCTH CAROLINA MEMBERS.
The Speaker laid before the House the cre
dentials of James Farrow and John D. Ken
nedy as members of the House from the
State of South Carolina, which were referred
to the joint committee on ltecpnstruction.
THE BANKRUPT BILL.
The special committee of both Houses on
the bankrupt bill will report next Wednes
l:iv. The committee has agreed to the
amendments of the House and some of the
Senate, with a few additional I amendments
of no material importance. j
THE OHIO SENATORS HIP,
Senator Sherman and Hon. R C. Schenck,
finlil:ifa for the-next Senator's term, of
-Ohio- mt.nrned to the Cunitol. ! It is under-
the l)cst informed, that Mr.
Sliurnian is certain of re-election.
- I
1 . PARDONS.
(rpntppn rardon warrants were issued by
t, iH.i.v flpnoral on the! 12th. all of
which were for parties included i the $20,-OOOcla-s.
Among the applications for par
rinn'nwivArl. was one from the Rebel Gen.
RosS, of Texas. f
TEEEDMES'S BCREADi
n niinn nf Mr Trumbull the bill to enlarge
the powers of the Freedmeu's Bureau was taken
up aua reiui ua nuimuvu . " j
timt ! af t to establish a bureau
for tue relief of freedinen and refligees, approved
:-March, 8, shall continue in force until other
hv in. and shall extend to retu-
' fr.iimn in all narts of the United
States, and the President may divide the sections
n,.nnrrc . n t i ninir such refuirees aiidfreedmen
iuto districts, each containing one or more States
not to excedd twelve h number, and by and with
ti... a.n-ii-i. nd I'onsitit OI meoenaie, iw ut
an aesistani commissiuiicr ii . -
. . r .11 I. covrl
j.. r..n uive a HVe bond, receive tne same
iniiiKiiinn and Twrform the same duties
luties pre-
"r i.T".v . . - ;j 1
scribed by tins act, or
fetid bureau may. in the
.......!.. nrih rrMiiripiit . he rjluced under
commissioner and assistant eommisioncrs, to be
detailed from the arniy ,in wliich event each officer
so assigned to duty snail serve without lucrease
of duv or allowances. i .
Sec'tion two provides for the division of thedis
tricts iuto snb-districte and the appointment of
clerks, aud authorizes the president of the U nited
States to extend the military jurisdiction and pro
tection over all the emyloyees, ugents and other
0tSecUon three authorizes the Secretary of War
to issue provisions, fuel, clothing, &c, for relu-
eees and freedinen, ' 1
. sectionfour authorizes the President to reserve
for sale, or from settlement under the homes tt ad
or preemption laws, and to set apart for the use
of freednien and loyal refugees, unocenpied lands
in Florida," Mississippi and Arkansas, not exeeed
iw in alltnree millions of acres of good land; and
the Commissioner, nuder the direction of
the President, sdall cause the same from time
to time to be allotted aud assigned Inparcels,
not exceeding forty acres eacu, tobe loyal
refuzee and freedmen, who I shall be protec
ted in the use-aud enjoyment thereof lor such
term of time and at sucu annual rent as may be
j I-.. -.. tii cnnimissiuuer and sucu
f . ;;r lH;"du.rn: TUe renUl shall be base
uyou a valuation of the land, to be ascertained in
sucii a manner as the Commisswuer may under
tue direction of the President, by regulation pre
scribe at the end of such term, or sooner if the
Commissioner shall asseut thereto, lue occu
nauts of auy panels so assigned may purcuase
the laud and Veceive the title thereto from the
United States, in fee, upon paying thereof the
val ue of the land ascertained as aforesaid.
Section live provides that the possessor of tl
ths irranted in pursuance of Major General Sher
maus special tield order, dated atSavaanaa, uu
nary leT IW are hereby conhrmed and made
"section six provides that the Commissioner
shall, under tue direction of tue Resident, pro
cure in the name of the United fctates, by grantor
Purchase, sucn lands, with the districts aforesaid,
L may be required for refuses aud freedmen de
pendent on the government for support; and .he
E provide, or cause to be built, suitable school
asvlums and schools. But no sucu purcuto
shall toe maae, nr nu. -- v ----inw
nor other expenses incurred, until alter ap
" "iiii .t7v h,..n tirovided bvCouffress
?TK"a.l ' r, of I this act. out of
which payments for said lands shall be made;
and theCouiiuWioiier snail cause such lauds troni
ti. to time, to be valued, aiioiiea ussiguyu u
sokl. in manner and form provided
in tne pre-
ceding section, provideJ always
1 1 -1., .11 not be soid lor less
that the said
than the cost
t iercof to tne Uuited Suites, t '
Section seven autnorizes the President to ex
tend military protection to tue treedinen in a:l
case, of laws inLing discrimination against them
ou ueeouut of color. I
auction eignt prescrwes punisuiueut wi
rh hiii wsw. after readinsr. i on motion 01
Mr.
ionday.
1. 1
Hendricks, postponed till
GOVER3SOB 8WANN OS KEGBO StJFFBAGE.
fiovemor Swann, of Maryland, submttted hi(
.,..-t tn,, LeirUlature of that State, now
eouveSed in extra session. The present tinanchu
needs of the Commonwealth, growing out of the
extraordinary demands produced by the rebellion,
.V,;. 1 rcon lor oaniua: the legislators
, ur r at wreseut. Tue Governor approves the
p,.i....nt' o-i-onstruction policy i Is gratihea at
tue total extinction of slavery, of which he says
no was an advocate, but opposes nniversal sut-
lie says: " Tarn willing to do the colored race
full justice. If they prefer to remain with us
upou lenus not inconsistent with onr claim to ex
.....v.o ,.,,tr..i tn tiie eroverninent of the State,
I am willing to try ihe expeil.uent without pre
,rA trt th.. fullest extent: tut I am not at
liberty to wituuoid tue opinions which were fore-
suadowed oy me uu . , ' , '
.1 I'nnKtitntion. wnose provisions de-
,r..t of sutfratre to the neirro, tuat ui
:r... ,i.,.?ir uaaiimA ilim sooner or later, not
"""l"TrA7iXv7comoulsion, but of his
r! iimt. iv motion to some more congenial
locality, wiiere his distinctive characteristics wih
nn htfrim toiiis eniovment ot social aud
1U1 uieu uv - - w
VUlv - -0 f
woBit TROOP : ORDERED ' MUSTEBEn OUT.
The Secretary of War has issued an order di-
Ve.5r.r...i..aiftt dischanre of the following
reeling. 5 The lOttth. 43X-
. f imnizations i
.sSSTwth 'Jeth, MsT, 110th and 13d United
w. "' Li .'.,n,,.nt of infantrv: battery A
Second United States light artillery,
7, w it;.. si.. rathtred cavalry. '
and tue
XrThorN:Bliwell toay obtained an or?
: i - a- ... fifsinr nrnRniiir laic uiuoii v
STe nirtyukh IndlaTia-regiSienl, now statioued
Brownsl-iLte, Texas, and with which regiment
Mr. BUUWeil was lunuciij "
" . DISHONEST CLERK.
To-day Anthony Shoder, formerly clerkinthe
J-zTz. i.r in hRnre ol an officer and
waTuSSo 'nrt-hou.3, when Jpage fisher
remitted him to prison. He is charged with ab-
frrfr.tir. T....- tn K.20 bonds from the
'SS" ",:a iwTw Toved as clerk.- One
f J r'ZZZZr! :tT iv.ctmeat was sent af-
. ffiwtS.Mtehlgan, wherethe
wrocured his arrest ; --.- v. r :- . '
-Resolutions have been hUrodncedin tne Maine
Sei ate and referred to tue Committee on roderal
KelJuons deniandingthai Jfferaon Davisand the
KUuuon, aou uU s colleairues in re-
PROTECTION OF LOTAL .WBSOHB
AOATNST TJi- "
FBOFKB CrVH, ..SDITB. AND PENALTIES ,IS ,THE ,
LATtLT BXBKLUOrS BTATa.-.v... '-. -.;,,.;,.,-,
The following order waa issued by Gen. .Grant ; .
to-day--;, 7:: ; S: 'J':.W ;V -';T::l-:W
OKNEBAL OBDERS 'NO. . 8.
- j 1 Waahintrton. Jan. 1SL I80U. f -
Apartment commanders
JU1UUU J Via v iuivu j
whose commands embrace or are com posed of any
of the late rebellious States, and who have not
already done sa, will at once Issue and enforcew
ders protecting from prosecution or suits toe
State or municipal courts of such States all ota
cers and soloiers , of the armies of the United
States, and all persons thereto awaeireu r u j7
wise thereto belonging, suDieei w j
thority, charged with offences for aets done in
their military capacity, or pursuant to orders from
proper military authority, and to protect from
suitor prosecution all loyal citizens or persons
chare, d with ffeilces done against me uu
ces, directly or indirectly, during the existence of
the rebellion r and all persons, their agents or em
ployees, charged with the occupancy of aban
do led lands or plantations, or the possession or
custody of any kUia oi property
occupied, used, possessed oreontroUed the same,
pursuant to the order of the President or any of
Fi ..: iiuora innorimRnts of the erovern-
tllO U1VU VI11UUJ T. I
ment, and to protect them iroiu any :
damaees that may have been or may be pronounced .
aArA,raA hi aM nnnrtx in anv of such cases;
and also protecting colored persons irom pc- :
cutions in any 01 saia otates vuiK. r " ;
ces for which white persons re hot prosecuted in
the same manner and degree,. .- , . -
By command of Lleutenan v vrenenu .
E. D. Townbend, Asst. Adj. GeneraL
A special from Columbus, Ohio, to the Cinci-
natt Gazette, savs : "Gen. Sherman nas written a
private letter tb a prominent gentleman now in
this city, in which he takes strong grounds agaiust
any interference in the Mexican imbroglio. -
Mr. Jacob B. HanesUng.ja distiller, domgbu-
slnessinElm street, Newark, waa terrmiy scai
ded yesterday by falling Into; one of his own vats
while showing one of his friends through the dis
tiUery. ' He is not expected to recover.
The rebel rioters 01 Aieiuuuna,
one man and wounded sexeral otuers in that city
00 Curistmas day, are now on trial there -by mili
tary commission. Twe of the counsel for the de-
, 1 1 . .1 i.,1Ai.ia Imu pnnln Tint.
fence nave Deen exciuueu ucvav
take the test oath. ,
ti. ,r,iiitUrtr Committee of the House will re
port favorably upon tue proposition to create the
. . . . 1 r .1... Tilt, nrtttitinn
office or ueuerai o tuc
when the office is created by jlaw, will be tendered
to General Grant, for whose promotion, as is well
known, the office is suggesteo.
CHRISTMAS I
CHRISTMAS ! t
v. ! , n . - "j .
Please your Children, Sweethearts, Wives, and
! . Ilnsb&ndg. j - ; . ,
rnii t Ph. THIEM'S Store and examine the
largest and handsomest Stock of Fancy Goods,
Toys and Confectioneries, of all descriptions.
. $10,000 worth of Fancy Goods. i
,$10 000 ' " " Toys and Confectioneries.
- $10000 " " Jewelry, Perfumery, &c
For Christmas Offerings !
1 1 '. f
Which will be sold at the lowest prices. , , r
11. 1 I I ! t
CALL AND EXAMINE, 1 f '
CALL AND EXAMINE,
CALL AND EXAMINE
Ph. THIEM'S Beautiful Stock of Christmas
Offerings. ! '
I3f Great inducenientS'to persons wishing to
buy by wnoiesaie.
dec 13 tf-
Ph. THIEM.
RNITU
R
THE undersigned respectfully informs the cit
izens of Baleigh and vicinity that he has re
opened his .
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT,
where he will constantly keep on hand a good as-
1 , BOrtuieni 01
PARLOR. . DINING ROOM,
; Asi ' ! " !
' CHAMBER FfBSITf RE.
5?nFAS '- ROCKING CHAIRS, .
CHAIRS, ir - '
I MARBLE- TOP TABLES,
RTTREATTS. BEDSTEADS,
MATTRESSES, &c.
iminr.sTF.RlNG AND REPAIRING
Done with neatness.
All kinds of
FURNITURE
i j - v Made to order.
Ladies and Gentlemen are Invited to examine
mystockatthe BURNT CORNER, Fayettevule
o ,i 1r RsirRMlM'8. '
DUC, Uv w FRApS
i Manufacturer and Dealer in Furniture.
dec 21 Im
offlM af Xorth State Irtn an Brass Works,
I RAleish. N. C. Dec. 25th, 1865.
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT TO
close up the business of Shay, Williamson
&C0.1 I hereBy notify all creditors to present
their claims, and all debtors 10 come
settleJ , - ' 1 ; I
All the personal affects ot tne una wm
for at Auction on Thursday, January 2oth,
1866. at the office of the Company in Raleigh.
dec 23 tjan24 J ' . V . .
nfflr af Msrth State iroa ana rsa
-H " ! 1 . - - I n. . 1FA.ta '
Ruleiah. N. C. Dec. 25th, 180
r-wTT-c VtDU ItW SHAY. VVli.LilAOT.OVn x
- . n... r r k ironU f.
I: ffl !o JiaanlvoH from tlllS dUte.
: , t. , ID U.OOW. .- ...
B P. Williamson, naieiRu, n. v., "ff"'"1-"
sole Agent to close up the business !
iSHAI, viiilLa.i.ovj. yv.
ee 23 tjan 24th ! 11
T7IRE INSURANC1S.
The Greensboro' Mutual x ire insurance uum-
mny is now issuing Policies of Insurance upon
Houses. Stores and Ware Houses, Jttills,
Miirrhandize. Ac. For : insurance or
.nformation apply to our Agent m your place, or
aaureso uic t v kT
I ! N. 11. U. WlLBUfl, jrresiuu.
rsr- w wish to nnnoint local Aeents in all
the towns and business neighborhoods of this
State, Applicante for agencies will address me
as aoove. ,
nov 13 tf 9 ' . - ! j- .
"OTICE. " ' : i .
i r,GT STlroxninT of Nohth-Carolina. f
The following Counties comprise this District,
fiirrttiif.ic. uamaen. rasauouiim, xci-
,.i,v.or. rtnwin antes. Hertford. Northampton,
uailiax, uerue, mwuu, j '
Hyde, Beaufort, Craven, Jones, Carteret, Onslow,
Lenoir, Pitt, Greene, Wayne, Wilson, Edgeteombe,
wmn . Oranville. Person. Oranee. Franklin,
icoah w.Lp and Johnson. All articles liable to
the Internal Revenue Law must
nav the same to the collector of revenue before
i.iQTfimr- tlm rliatriftt. i ' '(
. nnmVr nf nnnnds marked thereon, as well as
Nnpnriim win ue muveu.uuiu xa r.-.....
the mark of the shipper, and the duty 01 two-
uav I ,
cents per pound paid, when a permit w snip ui
be ented. Offices open at Newbern and. Ply
mrSth for the Dresentothers will soon follow.
t ,tf E. W. JONES. Collector.
t T Vs ' ....
TMPnBTAIfT, SALE OF TOLL I1UU-
1 SES. TOLL BRIDGE, LUMBER, Ac,
t., .niidAiue With a resolution adopted by the
Stockh lders oi The Fayetteville and Western
Plank Road Company, in general meeting, i uy-
.....,tiio v r rfmhnr 20. lstis. l am antuor-
ized to sell tne i oil nouses ana otuer pp.'?
rfhfv Notice that I vriti sell" at Public
Auction, at the places of location, the following
'P.iiUrtnaP ai Ffl vptf prills " Xfondav. JannarrlS
Ltttle River,
- IV . - ; . il: - ifi
Tnesd y,
Iff
AU
! " - " Round Top, -
! - " 33 m le Stat' n, Wednesday "
it . Underwo d's, on Deep Riyer -1
17
! Branch, - Thursday, J an y
Toll Bridge on Deep River Branch " "
ToU House at Carthage x'l t Friday
"i x Bear Creek . - " Saturday "
7 i- . Page's Station i"
. i.i,knn .--j : " Monday
is'
18
19
20
20
23
k Ian kn At yi rwi fuKt. nf aiiAonid Timber at the
a mllo station on Wednesday the 17th, at 10 .
a . nnnnnf aali 11 o'clock ' AI M.. eXCCpt
.-. ti Mid atwrui iiM Aim. then the ntut gale
at 10 o'oeioc A. M. &n&UieeeorvLa.t 8 o'clock P. M.
Terms, cash, in national currency.
; i . - TliOW. C. FULLER,
j':" ' " ' i Commissioner.
Q.um r-, anH r!hnrlotte Democrat copy till
niviu -
WAaBTOOTpN, Jan.! 15.--3r. , Chandler, of
Mi1iimn. submitted a resolutioh declaring"
tb&t wherea9i the British Government has re-
fhiA indemnity for damaare "done to Ameri-
cm commerce by Her Majesty's "subjects fa
"the late war,' therefore . resolved thai the
President be requested to withdraw
our
Minister from the Court of St.' James, and de
clare j national non-intercourse between the
two nations. The resolution was objected to,
and goes over jnnder the rules.' ; - ' ' '
Mr; Howard," of Michigan oiffered ' a
Ijoint
resolution to the following effect :' Whereas
it aniiftftra hv the reoort of the Secretary of
rr-- ; . ---rt
War
that ; Jenerson jUavis ana tjiemeni v-
n .T 1a1T in Anviflnamont Mmfprn-
Clay,
J llLfnr iciu uuiiin.iu.ut . u
ed ini the assassination of President Lincoln
and the murder of Federal soldiers prisoners
of war, therefore, it is" respectfully recom
mended that they be immediately tried by a
military commission pr court martial,
resolution being objected to, lies over.
., :. Y '; . HOUSE. : - T
The credentials of Representatives
The
elect,
"fromi Arkansas, were; presented and referred
to the Committee on Reconstruction.
A proposition which received only twelve
votes was made, to jallow the negroes
District of Columbia to decide by
whether white men should vote. I
in the
ballot
Mr; Stevens introduced a resolution
m-
structfag the Committee ot the Judiciary to
enquire into the expediency of amending the
act of January 24th, 1865, relating to the test
oatht so as to allow Attorneys at law tb prac.
Vice heir profession; without! taking
said
oath, on qualifying
as all other professions
are required to do.
He said that by the act
referred to, which was passed during the war,
attorneys were prohibited from pra pticing
without taking that- oath, but as since the
war many men wh. were engaged in the re
bellion are trying to make a living, but are
prohibited from practicing law, he did not
see Why they should not be placed onja foot
ing with other professions. I Therefore, he
proposed the enquiry. ! . ;;
5 The resolution was adopted yeas qJ, nays
77. - -- :-,,.! ; . ;i
Mr. Kasson'made statcment den-Ving the
published charge that Mrs. Lincoln hid tak
en from the White House articles paid for by
the! United States. j ; ' . I ' ,
The House resumed the consideration ot
the neprro
suffrage
liill, before disposing of
which, the House adjourned.
From Mexico and the South.
New Orleans, January 15. Brownsville
i - I j . . .. : 1 1
accounts say that) the recently surpnseu
Liberals were captured through the treachery
of bne of their number: The state of affairs
fa Monterey is so alarming that
the
inhabi-
tants are emigrating to San Luis PotOsi, with
their specie and al their movables.
The Mobile Kcqixier says mat tuc
steamer
Lillie, captured by outlaws, was rescued at
Montgomery, by a 'detachment of the Twenty-
first Missouri regiment, after seventy-five
bales of Government cotton had beeti landed.
TiU Third Michigan Cavalry was disarmed
at San Antonio for mutiay there. Captain
Coleman, late of thel Confedera te States army,
and grandson of John J. Crittenden and ne-
nf fifTHm Pillow, left to-day for
Havana, having been banished by a, military
. commission lor
jsteamboat; burning
under
General Forrestfs
command.;
The Eperor m the Mexltan Qaestion.
New Yobk, Jan,1
15. The Tribune's , Washing-
ton special states
Ithat a private letter from a
trustworthy source.
received from Paris, states
lot Mm lriRlat,ive bodies of the French Empire
will assemble aboni the 18th inst., and that the
Eknperor in his opening address, will express am
icable and peaceful sentiments towarosi me uu-
ted SUtes, and unless in the meantime the rela
tions of the two countries become hostile on the
question of honor1 he will promise to evacuate
Mexico as promptly as practicaDie.
New Yobk. January 15. The SecreUry or the
Treasury has instructed cotton agents o make no
cotton for the present, ine
Secretary believesjthe delay will be adafatageous
to the Government, in bringing into the 1 reasury
lkigher prices for cotton than can now be obtained.
The Carolinian of the jLOth says that the
weather at Charleston has ,Jbeen colder than
it ever was before in the iecollection of its
editor. i - -..'.- ' '
I Dalton, we are informed, is being rapid
y rebuild ' !
I A gentleman from; Dalton says the Uni
ted States troops at that place ainiksed them-
tlv nn Christmas bv running all
Ithe negroes from town.
j On Friday and Saturday thejice in the
Mississippi river near St Louis again com
menced moving1, and swept past thfe city with
terrible force, crushing and sinking several
steamers and barges.
! '- A trans of outlaws recently captured the
steamer Libby, with 1,000 liales of cotton, at
Mcintosh Bluff, I Alabama, landed' her passen-
Igers in the woods, and took tne uoai up me
Tombigbee river. ; L '
A dispatch from Washington
Philadelphia says: j.
to ! the
1 "Thnvft ftiithoritv for Statins that
the re-
ports of a reconstruction of the Cabinet have
no foundation in fact The only change that
is likely to occtr is in the War Department
Secretary Stantbn severahnonths ago placed
iiia rpaitmation !in the hands of the President;
but has receivejei no intimation that it is like
ly to be accepted for the present, at least.",
' Louisvixle, ljan,12 The case; of Colonel
James .a Jacques, charged as Accessory to
the kilUng of Louisa C. Williams by abor-
n in September last is bow ori trial in the
Circuit Court here, j-"-
i Savaksak, Ga Jan. 13. Hon. Mr.; Call
and Ex-Provisional ' Governor Marvin have
r-iAftted trnited States Senators from
U'lnt-irla (WOT tWO rebel tzeherals, and arrived
at Savannah on the 16th, route for Wash
ington. j .
Accounts from Spain
represent that the.
cholera has broken out with great severity at
Santander. ' On the 22d Jof December, one
hundred and thirty cases knd fiftly-six.deaths
occurred, and, oh the following day, the
of this latter had increased to sixty.
Among the victims, is the Governor of the
province. T ' ( '
v i The threatening demonstration made on
Senator Wade last Wednesday night was by
a man well known to another Senator,-upon
whom he called a. short time after leaving
Mr. Wade, but not in toe .way oi menace.
The offerider 'is from Massachusetts, and has
Heretofore been iia trouble both here andelse
where.
Washtboton, JtA. 16. In the Senate, Chand
ler's resolution offered yesterday declaring non
intercourse "between this country and Great Brlt
aln, and withdrawing Minister from Conrt of St.
James; was tabled. 0 '':,:.'VvT.x -V: ' ' :;
The bill for extending negro sufflragelnUie vur.
trict of Colnmbia was disenssed. ; v . "
i In the House, Mr.! Conkling introduced a series
of resolutiona proposing a j re-establishment o"
federal relationship m rebellious communities on
the condition of absolute renunciation 01 ece
alon,. repudiation of Confederate depU of all
kinds, and the adoption of such measures as will
relievo, the Government of the necessity of stand
ing armies In the onth, etc. ; The resolutiona
were' objected to.;: " - .-'-
The consideration of the negro suttrage niu was
resumed. ' ' ' . ! I -
, ; The GoverHor, f Iswa.
New York. Jan. ! 16th. The Governor of Iowa
was inaueurated Monday last; He approves of
the President's acts, hut desires Mm to go farther
in favor of negro suffrage. ! He also opposes the
admission of Southern. 8tates until their people
abandon the offensive theory of 8tate Sovereignty.
1 l i -i - -
Foreign. ' ''
16. Borussia has arrived.'
New York; Jan
The Herald1 Paris
letter says that Napoleon and
Cabinet aradevising k method to withdraw from
Mexico French troops, with as little loss of pres
ttge as possible. The Emperor desires to do so
of his own free will, and not under menace. ,
: 1. Markets.. :- -
New York, Jan. 16. Cojtton bonyant, 51
52 chieflv latter. . Naval stores dull.. Gold 139.
Special Notices.
' -Mr. Rpid's Rheumatic Ointment.
Read the following testimony in its favor, an it
you are aiflicted witii IBiuiuUimi, Keuralgia, or
any kindred disease, jtry t If you have friends
so afflicted, get theiij to try it." ,1
O wins' to the want of mall fiicilitics, certificates
cannot be obtained at present from all who have
siguined their desire t furnish the..., Tue 101
Iuwing are irom respectable, and well-known cit
izens of this city :;. J
: Raleigh, N. C,, Angust.l7th, 1865.
Mrs. Si A. REib :M take pleasure in stating
that I, and two otuef members of my family were
cured of Rheumatism by tlie use of your valuable
Ointment, and that for more than three years we
have bud no return of It. -
Very respectfully, yours,' H. PORTER.
' Raleioh, n7(L August 12th, 1865.
Mrs. S. Al Reid : I take pleasure in stating
that I was afflicted withj Rheumatism for two
j'ears, and was eurcu v. 1 j - j
Rheumatic Ointment ;"f and ior uiree
have experienced: no suffering from it whatever.
, Very truly and gratefully yours,
" , i. I lucy a. Mcdonald.
5- Price, Two tolhir4 per box. Liberal dis
count allowed to' dealers. Sold by,
: . j j d.- t. carraway, ;
- 44 Fayetteville Styeet, Raleigh, N. C.
W. H. LiPPiTil, Druggist, Wilmington.,
Primrose & DilLixgham, Druggists, Newbern.
S. J. Hinsdale, Druggist, Fayetteville.
M. A. & C A.' Stanton Druggists, Norfolk,, Va.
Dr. W. T. Wa-sh, Druggist, Kinston.
sep 1 6m
Agua de Magnolia.--A toilet delight!
i aud irentlemen's boon !
Th
" sweetest thing "j and largest quantity. Manu
factured from the rich Southern Magnolia. Used
for bathing the face and person, to render the skin
sort and fresh, to prevent eruptions, to perfume
clothing, &c. f 1 , ;! "
It overcomes, the unpleasant odop of perspi
ration, ' , j l .:.-. "...
It removes redness, tan, blotches, &c '
It enres nervous headache and allays inflamation,
It cools, softens' and adds delicacy to the skin,
It yields a snbdued and lasting pertnme,
-It cures musquito bites and stings of insects,
' Tti Contains no matcriai injurious to the skin. ;
' T..t.,.n; Api.rpj5R;s and ODera Sinirers. - It
X 1 1 vy w-,.. j
is what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Trv the Masrnolia Water; once and yon wiU nse no
oMmr ColoL'nel Perfumery, or Toilet Water af
terwards. : . : I,. u
nov 22 6m LPfops. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
'j
S T 1 8oO""A
Drake's Plantation
Bitters. They j purifyi
strengthen and invig-
orate, - I
1 i
They create a healthy
appetite,
They are an antifod to change of water and
diet, . J I - -'f ,
They overcome effects oi dissipation uu u
'-.it.. -1 1
hours, . -J j -V '
They strengthen the system and enuven uie
mind, j ; - ' . ; - ,.
Th.v nrevent miasmatic and micnniixeni vcn,
m.. ntntrv 'Mia . hriath and acidity of the
lUCJf i .
stomach, r j ' .."
Thev cure nvspepsia ana uubumuuu,
They cure
niarrhea. Cholera and unoiera
Morbus,
iliver Complaint and Nervous Head-
They cure
Thev are the best Bitters in the world, i ney
make the weak strong, land are exhausted nature's
irreatrestoren ;They are maae oi pure ou vivi
Hnm the celebrated v;ausav xiu&,
herbs, and are taken with the pleasure of a bever
. without resrard tolage of time of day. Par
ticularly recommended to delicate persons requir-
i,r a irentle! stimulant Bold Dy an urocers,
lirnffsriste. Hotels and Saloons. Only genuine
when Cork 1s covered y our private o. duuuh
- OC7 - . a IT a OUn
Beware of counterfeits and refilled bottles.
. P. JL DRAKE CU.,
nov22-6m ' j 21 Park Row, New York.
- -I ! ' ! ' : :
t.v i TtrK t Scratch 1 I Scratch 1 1
Wheatou's Ointment will cure the Itch. In forty-
.-io-ht hours. . Also cures oaiv nueum,
n htihioin and all erhbtions of the Skin. Price
50 ets. For sale by all Druggists.
aaaawawauu , -
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS & rOTTEK,
Sole AeentSi 170 Washington sireei, dobwh,
Mass.. it will be forwarded by man, iree oi post
age, to any part of the .United SUtes. " '
; i, Jt. i riovviw, Ageni, ;
Semraoas' Brazilian Spectacle, to
strenathen and improve the eight of old-and
young, by day ;or . night, with ease and comfort to
the eye, without the distressing results oi ireqneni
ehanies. These celebrated glasses are too well
known throughout the South to speak or their
superiority over all -j others. .Jjoubie ana single
Telescopes of immense power and nela. ana
logues sentfree, by enclosing stamp. . r
; SEMMONS, OCtltisi OPTiciAir, -669K
Broadway. under Lafarge Hoase, N. Y.
nov IS 2m
1 c'-f
Batchelor's Hair Dye ! The Original and
Best in the World!; The -only true and perfect
Hair Dye. parmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
Produces immediately a splendid Black or natu
ral Brown;t without injuring the hair or skin.
Remedies the 111 effecU of badT dy es. Sold by all
'Drngglsta. The genuine is signed W illiam A.
Batchelor.j Also, 4:. :a--? ;
- Regenerating jExtract" of Millefleuri,
for. Restoring and beautifying the Buint
I .--!' I CHARLES BATCHELOR. i.
aug lfi ly
. j. if rrcnzLL. : ' ; .
, -WHOLESALE DEALERS IN . - .
. . 2Z Pollock St., Newbeni, N.C.-
HAVE IN STORE, AND OTI JtK iru SAt 1 1
- aoo doa, awortea iocks.
1,000 palm Hinges.
600 gross Screws. . i - '
300 doz." Knives and Forks. ; . . j ...
- 150 dozr Pocket Cutlery. '
; x 100 doz. Taper, Cross-cut, MM Saw, anil
. Bastard Tiles. ' t ' . ' ' " .
A full stock of Carpenter's, Coopers', -Machl- .
nlst's, Blacksmith's.. Turpentine, ana aauiwa
Tools, to wnicn wo luvius uti
i 50 kegs Horse Shoes. '''- .
100 kegs Cut and "Wrought Wall. . '. . . ,
, 100 sets Buggy and Wagon Rluw - j ;
100 " 'V " Spokes. . ' ' v
100 " Hubs and Axlw. ;
100 Ladies' 'and Gent's Saddles, Bridle .v
r Harness, Whip, Collars, &e, ,
900 bags Shot v . ' .' "".v1 . ' -i
' 50 kegs Powder. 1 -
HAND,
CROSS CLTT,
r
1
AND
CIRCULAR
SAWS.
r ;
LEATHER
AND RUBBER ; ; " '
: ' BELTTNOr
1 -
BAR AND SHEET IRON,
LEAD, TIN, ASD.
'i
HOLLOW WARE,
We Veep and are constantly rtcelvlnff, , . .
PLOWS, SH.OVELS, . :
' HOES, FORKS, ; j
' IaES, STRAW CUTTERS,
' ' " i CORN 8HELLER8, AC
Soli Agents for thepelcbrated -
Queen of the Sonth" COOK lTO?E.
Also; Agents for FAIRBANK'S ; k
Platform and Counter Scales,
1 ' 1 i
And EVANS & WATSON'S
FIRE AUD BtTRGLAB PROOF SAFES.
Which we sell at Manufacturer's priced
dee 15 tf
PALMER' SvjS?
PHILADELPHIA.
ASTOR PL Cl , I H C9ENSTi
NEW YORK. I, BOSTON.
AC0CSS THE j INVCI.TOW
B.FRANK.PLMER.lL.u.PREStA.a UMBC.
ti, invnntinJi utiinil nnnroved as the "best"
bv the most eminent SclcnliUc and Surgical Socie
ties of the world the inventor having been jjon
) with th awlrdof FIFTY GOLD AND SIL
VER MEDALS (Or "First Prizes") including th
'Great Medals of the World's Exhibitions in Lon
don and New York ; also the most Honorary Re
port of the great) Society of Surgeons of Parta,
giving his Patents place above the English and
ifrtiiic ti " I ' " &
Dr Palmes gives personal attention to the bu
siness of his profession, aided by men of the best
qualifications aud greatest experience. Ue Is spec
ially commissioned by the Government, and dm
the patronage of the prominent Officers of the
Army and NavyJ Six Major-Generals and mors
than a thousand less uuswuuirm-u uiuv.t,
diers have worn the Palmer Limbs on active duty,
while still greater numbers of eminent civilians
are, by their aid,! filling Important positions, and
effectually conceal xueir iuipiui 1 ui-.
Advice ana i-ampaieia iu . -
T .iH tii fniTvwition of Dlratlcal copyista.
apply only to Da. PALMER, as above directed,
or to his Agent,
GEO. 1L TAYLOR.
dec 6-tt
New Berne, N. C
COPARTNERSIIIP. f
L : VT VT- 1 1 QM -;
. We have this day formed a Copartnership under
the name and style of ,
WIIITFORD, DILL .CO.,
For the transaction of a Shipping and General
COMMISSION BUSINESS
In this town, west side oi graven Direct, ud,vi
County Wharf, i. J -w.
To tne saie oi .v-mwn, v
Lumber, Slaves, I Shingles, Corn and all kinds of.
Produce and Merchandise, and also to the sale and
purchase of Real. Estate aud State and other
: Stocks, we will give our personal ttcntlon.
We are Agents for Murray's North-Carolina
semi-weekly Line ot Steamships between New
bern and New York, and for sailing vessel for
Baltimore, PhUadeipnia ana ouier
United SUtes, and for different ports in the West
Indies. Thus it will be seen that we arc furnished
bv bur own vessels with the amplest facilities for
the speedy transportation of Freight and Pn.
eers But in addition to these, there U a weekly
fine of Octar Steamships on the same route, and
a tri weekly line ot steamers j
through Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal to Nor
folk, altiinorei Philadelphia and New York ;
hence Merchants ana ouippers
transportation or their ireigm xo u, ou w.m.
confidence on It speedy transit .
f" We will make iioerai;aavancewu wu.ii-.
ments.
All letters addressed to us onlthe subject of
SeredT.JOHN
dec 5-197 tf lb WM. C. WIIITFORD.
"WlioleHixlo XJimgrglHt,
NEW BERNE, N. C
(Successor to'L Dlssosway A J. Gooding, It.
July 17--76 tf, ' ; ' '
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WHOLESALE GKWCEKB
m.nA Commission Merchants, comer South Front
and Middle 8treeU, New Berne, F. C
Nelson. Hamilton IIo(i,
Wholesale Grocers arid Commission Merchants,
No. 60 Vesey Street, New York. ...
sept 30 6mpd7 '
L.
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witt. pnirt Jt Poole. Wholesale urocm ana
ji.r. in WMVn Brandies. Wines. Alta. Clears,
Ac, corner of South Front and Craven Street,.
New Berne, r.,v. ,
nov 29 tf 8
Bills ,on London,
, IN 8UMS OF ' "
' Kl AND UPWARD,
!for SAUt rr
S. T. JONES, A CO., BANKER.
dec 28lm - . , ' ' ' '
TOSlN BOILERS, i . '
We keep consUnUy on hand Iron Caaldrona,
75, 120, an5 1Q gallons. i r
Hardware Mefchanta, .
m New Urn, N. C
nov U-4f
ITTEjmOX 1CDTS!
TTEBE IS YOUR CHANCE I A YTLL AND.
XX complete history of the war In one volam
for t4 5a Wf are at last enabled to wJtth
wants of the great mass of the people by ncilrif
This new worfwl.lch will 1 mt.Jn .bo-trlo-
ly printed octavo pages, (mdJilS,U.0J
embeUiahed with numerous and biautlfulUs
plate engravings and valuable roaj-a, ,aod bound
In AmerTcan Morocco, gilt back, nf.'P0"
edires for f4 50. Dlaabled sol will and la
thif-rareihance for profitable employment-
AMERICAN PITBLISHIN AGENCY,
J.
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Merchants, New York. . . , -
Will nromptly forward Cojton Ww"'
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