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t5T Office No. 41 Market street, oppoaito City
iioteL . .
LINES OF TRAVEL.
WILJilJlGTON, CHARLOTTE . AXD
RUTIIERFORD RAIL ROAD."
Orrics Wiu, Chak. & Rem. R. R. Co.,
Bpi. Till, iys.
. UD Train. Down Trtin
-Tuesday and Satnrday.jMcinday and iThurBday.
Wilmington.. 8.00 A MJSand Hill.....00 A M.
KiTersioe.....v.oo , fLaurel Hill.. 6,54
North Weat.. 10.00 Laarinbnrr...7.30
MarlTille.... 11.00 " Shoe Heel.. . .8.06
Koindale....l2.18 P. M.'Red Banks. ..8.S6
Brown Marsh 1.06
tMoss Neek.."..4
Bladeoboro..1.54
Lu m be rton .-. . 3. 1 8
Mom Neck... 4. 06
Red Banks.. .4.54
Shoe Heel.... 5.34
Laurinbnrs:. ..6.00 '
Laurel Hill.. .6.36
Arrivt nt
,Lnmberton..l0.12 "
jBladenboro. 11.36 "
BrownManhl2.24 P. M.
'Rosihdale 1.12
MarlTille 2.24 .
!North West.. 3.30 "
jRIrerside 4.30
f A rritr at
WilmiTlirtnn ?i Tl
4S
tt
nd Hill:. ...7.30
Uie above train tnll be run "aa a freight train
v'.th pMseiiirer coaches attached. In addition.
another tfain will run exclusively for freight twice
- prr wectt' u a sumciency or rreiirnt is onered.
. WM. 1L ALLEN,
Master cfTraniKrtation.
oct. tf ' itf
vilminc;ton a manciiester 7r. h.
OrriCK Gmx. Supt. Wiu t Mm. R. Road,
AVilmiotox, N. C., August 26th7l65. i
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, AUGUST 27TH,
dail y-trains for mssenirem and freierht. will
-run over the Wilmington and Manchester Rail-
roati as lollows: i
Leave Wilmington dailv at... 6.00 A. M.
Kingnville 7.35 P. t.
Arrive at Wilmington daily at 3.05 P. M.
. Kingaville ..: 1.25 A.M.'
Tliec trains connect with train on. North
KaRjern Rail Road for Charleston, the Cheraw A
Darlington Railroad and Wilmington A Weldon
Railroad. There is daily stage communication
bet ween Kiugsville and Columbia, 8. C, connec
ting with thee trains. There is also a line of
itage between Camden aud Sumter (on Wil. and
Man. Railroad.) The boat connecting with these
train leave and arrives at Wif.. A eldon Rail
road wharf. The freight office of the .Company
-wjll be at A. II." Vanbokkelen's wharf, on the
prenme recently occupied by A. E. Hall, and by
steamer North Carolina in running to Fayetteville.
, All freight will be received and delivered at thia
ioint. Paiisenecr business is done from Wilming
ton A Weldon Railroad wharf, and freight business
rromaoove wharf. , ,
HENRY M. DlfANE, SnpL ;
, Ct V ' :- , . ' . 1-tf
WILMINGTON .AND WELDON R R.
WlLJl INCTQN A WflLItO R. R. COMPACT, I
Wilmington. Aug."29, 18C5. y
P.assenger Trains Schedule.
I7ROM THIS DATE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD
X will run as follows: , -
Leave Wilmington at.. ..:.4.00P. M. .
Arrive at Weldon at 8.00 A. M.
Leave Weldon at .2.00 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington at .......... 5. 40 A. M.
Connecting at Weidon both ways with trains to
and from Petersburg, bv Asa ton Ferry, and on ,
direct to Norfolk and Washington ; connects at '
Goldsborb with trains to Raleigh and Newbern. (
Also connects at Wilmington with the Wilming
ton A Manchester Railroad south to Charleston, '.
Columbia, 'Atlanta, Savannah, 3Joutgouiery, Ac.
S. L. FREMONT, Engineer and Supt.
V oct 9 - 1-tf
FOR NEW YORK.
C: O M M EHCIAL LIN E .
T
BANKS, Caft.
IIcwtkb, and
W. r. CLYDE, UAFT. KOBBIWS,
will fnrm vktv 1 in htwn "
Wilmington; North Carolina and New York; sail
ing every THURSDAY. . ?
- Fr freight or passage, having superior accom
modations for pasemreni, apply to
- BRADLEY A WdEHLER,
Agents. No. 20 North Water street, Wilmington.
PIERSON A COLLINS, Agents,
77 South street, New York,
oct 9 . l-3m
OUR JOB OFFICE.
T
HE I1ISPATCII JOB orilL'E la one
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE U
of the 310ST COMPLETE in North Carolina..
The entire establishment is fitted out with New
Material and Presses, embracing over ONE
HUNDRED FOUNTS OF TYPE; A LARGE
CYLINDER POWER PRESS ; a GORDON JOB-
BE
BR ; auVl a large WASHINGTON HAND PRESS. ,
A ith these facilities, aided by skilful workmen, j
w e are prepared to execute, on reasonable terms,
aud in a satisfactory manner, all kinds of -
PLAIN AN D FANCY PRINTING
, SUCH AS
BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
HAND BILLS,
POSTERS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
- WEDDING. CARDS,
VISITING CARDS, ' :
, C1RCCIRS,
Bill Heads,
Druggists' Label",
" Railroad Blanks,
. Legal Blanks,
Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac. i
. We have on baud a choice Jortment of PA-
PERS and CARDS, of all qualities and colors, !
and respectfully aak-of the public a jharc of their
patronage.
BARRY A BERNARD.
1-tf
. oct 9
' IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS.
Gordon's Job Presses.
rnilK IT'IlF.RSK;XKn HAV1NR ACCFPTETl
Imie u:
. anAg
enev for the sale of these
JLXThl yhLtUKATLU ntESSES, ;
2Slaaiaa(
IClta
Are now prepared to ftirnish them on short notice, i and offer their service for the sale of Cotton,
At Manufacturer's Prices. Naval Store, Sheetings, Cotton Yarns, Tobacco,
... , . , ... ... Bacon, Flour, etc, etc, and to purchase for mer-
. It is almost universally conceded that the j chant7 or othere anv 8ol(f ln ttLs ; market
ti O it jy O V JT O B II MZ IZ Consignments and orders respectfully solicit ed
. . . ,- . s W. S. G. Andrews, Bexi. II. Bar dps.
Is suieri.r to any Job Press now in use. Jt is : of Qoldsboro. Lowell Cotton Mills, N. C.
the cheapest Preas of Its capacity that is made in ; Office No. 5 South AVater street, up stairs,
the United States; being wt 9 l-6m
SIMPLE, FAST 'AND DURABLE, !
' , ' , . ., JOS. B. RVsfSELL. , CHAS. -t. ELLIS.
And easily run by treadle or steam. ; hitmptt pttk
All si.es furnished. fnm the smallest to the, CQMM M R CII ANTS.
largVst. ! ,
Tlu-se Presses are guaranteed by the maun- Wilmington, C.
r , . r . . oct 9 l-3m'
fucturcr. . -. . x .
' Circulars, coutainiujr full dcscripUons, sent by JT . PEXTrw-ATt roger rooaE.
mail on application. : k" ' PETTEWAY A MOORE,
One of these Prcssw may be srcn in operation ;cO'M MISSION MERC II A NTS,
at the office of the Wilmington DUpatrh. Wilmington W r
Ftr further information. Address
BARRY A BERNARD,
Wilmington, N. C.
oct 9
VOL. I.
DIRECTORY.
1'L-"- " ZZlT
vuMnMuraiu iiutsts.
ATKINSON A SII EPPERSON,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER
CHANTS AND INSURANCE AGKNT8,
Wilmington, N. C.
THEY represent the following popular and re
liable Companies :
The Security Fire and' Marine Insurance Com
pany, New York.
The Equitable Life Assurance Comiany of, the
United States, New York.
The Peabody Fire Insnrance Company, Balti
more.
The Maryland Life Insurance Company, Balti
more,
.Risks taken at the lowest rates.
oct 11 3-m
JAM EM A. WILLARD,
C O M .MISSION 31 E R C II AXT.
I . Wilmington, N. C.
j oct a i-tr
I. I. VVAIXACE. i J. B. JOt-THERl.AD.
WALLACE & SOUTIIERLAND,
OEXERAL COMMISSION 3IERCIIANTS,
Office No. 21 North Water Street;
( YYharvca and Warchoue6 foot Walnut Street,)
j Wilminslon, Nl C.
1TTILL give prompt persomd attention to all
I V Y eotirtignments of Naval Stores, Cotton,
Spirit Turpentine, .Rosin, Tar, Provisions, Ac,
IAc, either for sale or shipment. Also, to For
warding Merchandise, Ac.
oct 'J . ! 1-tf :
r E. A. KEITH,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 5 SOL'TH WATElf STRBET,"
Wilmington, N. C.
octa l-tf .
SHACKELFORD, HAAS & CO.,
No. 31 A 32 North Water street,
Wilmington, N. C,
And 159 Front street, New York,
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION, Naval
Stores, Cotton, Lumber and all Southern
Fabrics. Alo all classes of both Foreien and
Domestic Goods. Also keep on hand at Wilming
ton, a large stock of FAMILY (UWVERIES, at
wholesale. And agents in the United States for
John Whittemore's Cotton Cards.
oct 1-tf
ALFRED MARTIN,
COMMISSION A FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. 5 South Water street, '
Wilmington, N. C.
oct 9
1-tf
MURRAY & MURCHLSON,
! COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLE
SALE DEALERS'
f ' Wilmington, N. C. .
1) ARTICULAR attention paid to the sale of
Cotton, Naval Stores and Country Produce
i general ly. .
, All orders for Groceries, Produce, Ac, filled at
. the lowest market rates.
i E MURRAY, - K. M. MURCHISON,"
. D. R. MURCHISON, J. T. MURRAY,
Wilmington. ' New York.
oct 9 " 1-tf
M. McINNIS,
COMMISSION MERC II ANT.
; No. 16 NoRTn Water street,
Wilmington, N. O.
Consisjntnmtt and orders soliciteit.
oct 9
1-Cui
D. O. WORTH. S. G. DANIEL.
WORTH At DANIEL,
COMMISSION A FORWARDING MERCHANTS
BrovctCs Wharvt (7. C. fc B. GLYorttts old
stand) South ' Water street, .
Wilmington, N. C.
TTTJLL give strict personal attention to sale or
W 'Shipment of Cotton, Naval Stores and
general produce. Also, to receiving, and for
warding Goods. Dealers in Bagging," Rope,
Twine, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, Salt, Coal,
Ac, Ac. .. .
Agents for Stfer A. P. Hurt,
oct 9 l-3m
OEO. IIARK1SS. W. W. HARRIS. A. J. HOWELL.
HARRISS & HOWELL,
C O M M I S S I O N M E R C II A N T S .
And Agents for A. C. Line of New York
, Steamers,
VIL3fIXf7TOX. X. C.
oct 9
My
j DAVLO C. BRADLEY.
BRADLEY
CHRISTIAN WOEULER.
A WOEHLER,
GR0CERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
v WAtER
j Wilmington, N. C.
Liberal adnmees made on consignments. -
Agents for Steamships " Fairbanks" and
W. P. Clyde."
oct 9 - . l-3m
HORACE M. BARRY,
Water street, Wilmington, N. C,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERcilANT,
AND
Wholesaler Dealer in Groceries and Pro
i ; visions.
LIBERAL cash advances made on consignments
to ARTHUR LEARY, New York.
Agent for the Steamships Starlight and
Commander,
oct 9 - 1-tf 1
" A. E. HALL,
FORWARDING A COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 22 North Water 8treet,
Wilmington, N. C.
TERSONAL attention given to consigiunents
X of all kinds of produce, cither for sale or
shipment.
oct 9 ' .. 1-tf
4
NORTH
CAROLINA COMMISSION HOUSE.
ANDREWS A BARDIN,
Wilmington, N. C.
' T'lIE undersiirned have established a conimis-
J 8ion and forwarding honse in Wilmington.
IROMPT personal attention gi yen to the sale
. or shipment of Cotton Spirits Turpentine,
j Rosin and other produce., '
L oct 9 . 1-tf
0 7 " - -
WILMINGTON v N. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER
COMMISSION HOUSES.
A. A. MOrrtTT. A- 8. MCNEILL. W. D. MOrriTT.
MOFFITT, McNEILL A; CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 4 South Watbr btkut,
Wilmington, N. C.
"TTTILL give prompt personal attention to the
V V sale or shipment of Cotton, Naval Stores,
General Produce, Ac, Ac. Also to receiving and
forwarding goods, i '
Orders solicited and promptly filled.
oct 9 1-tf
O. G. PARSLEY & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IMPORTERS OF SUGAR, COFFEE AND MO
LASSES, No. C North Water st., W ilmington, N C.
WILL GIVE PROMPT PERSONAL ATTEN
tion to all business entrusted to their care.
Consignments of j Raw Cotton, Cotton Yarns,
Domestics, Tobacco, Naval Stores,- Flour and
other country produce" are solicited.
When desired, produce will be shipped to our
correspondents in Europe or the Northern cities.,
and liberal cash advances made thei-con. .
oct 9 j Mm
PROFESSIONAL.
THOS. B. CARR, M. D.,
DENTIST. "
Office and Residence No. 35 Market Street,
next to Willis! Drag Store.
A LARGE STOCK OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH
J for sale to the; Prbfciision at a small advance,
on Philadelphia prices. " .
oct 9 . j , I-3m
JOHN L. HOLMES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, '
Office at Court House, Wilmington, N. C.
oct 9 ; : . ' 1-1 m
ALFRED M. WADDELL,
ATTORXE Y A T L A W, - .
Office on Market between 2nd & 3d Streets,
AV.ilmineton, N. C.
oct 9
1-tf
JULIUS W. WRIGHT,
ATTORNEY AND j COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office on Printess Street opposite Court
House, Wilmington, N. C.
oct 9 j l-3m
JOHN A. BAKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Wilmington, N. C.
oct 9
1-tf
LAW NOTICE.
PERSON & F R E N C H .
SAMUEL J. PERSON and ROBT. S. FRENCH
have associated In the practice of Law.
Office on the corner of Market and Water
streets, up stairs, over the store of II. B. Eilcrs.
oct 9 Mm
LAW NOTICE. ;
M LONDON .will be found at his house, on
the corner of Third and Chesnut streets,
three doors North of Town Hall, Wilmington.,
oct 9 1-lm
B. R. MOORE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office in Journal Building, on Princess,
between Front and Second- streets,
Wilmington, N. C.
oct 9 ' 1-lm
HOTELS, SALOONS, Ac.
CITY HOTEL.
flHE undersigned take pleasure in announcing
1 to their frcinds and the public generally that
thev have, after great exertions and expense, re
furnished and opened the CITY HOTEL, for the
reception and accommodation of the travelling
public FREDERICK A SH EM WELL,
. Proprietors.
N. . FREDERICK.
OCt 9
SHEMWELL.
1-tf .
, BAILEY.'S. STAR HOTEL, .
FRONT STREET, WILMINGTON, N.
JAMES II. BAILEY, Proprietor.
C.
HOUSE OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
guests at all hours of tile day and night.
No pains will be spared to make the guests of
the house comfortable in everv respect.
The table is supplied witlT every luxury the
market anords.
A first class restaurant is attached to the house,
where the public will be furnished with ice cream
or Oysters in their seasons, wines, choice liquors,
etc.
oct 10
3-tf
WILMINGTON' BAR.
A. R. STORER, ... Proprietor.
No. 10 Market Street,
T 7ERY beat of WINES, LIQUORS of all kinds,
V ALES. Ac. Ac. and genuine HAVANA
SEGARS, alwavs on hand.,
oct 9 : '. . . . 1-lm
HARRY WEBB'S SALOON,
No. 20 Marklet street, Wilmington, N. C.
CONSTANTLY on hand the best of IMPORT
J ED LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Also, Oysters,
Fish and all kinds ol UAME in season.
oct 10
-lm
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Ac.
FQR CASH EXCLUSIVELY!
GEORGE 'MYERS,
Nos. II & 13 Front st., Wilmington, N. C.
IMPORTjER AXD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"DEALER IN
GROCEKIES AND PROVISIONS, TEAS, COF
FEE AND SUGARS, DOMESTIC AND , FOR
EIGN WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS,
WOODEN AND "WILLOW WARE, Ac
oct 9 : i - - 1-tf -
GEO. Z. FRENCH A CO.,
(SUCCESSORS TO CUTTER & FRENCH,)
No. iO South Front st., Wilmington, N.C.,
DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Wines, Liquors, Cisrars, Wood- and Willow
Ware, Tinware. Crockery and Glass Ware.
Ctftton and Naval Stores bought or receive
fd on
consignment.
oct9 . 1-tf
w. v.
B. SMITH. JXO. H- STRAUS'S.
SMITH A STRAUSS,
Corner 2d and Market Streets, under City
Hotel,
WHOLESALE A'I RETAIL. DEALERS IN ,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Ac, Ac.
A
GOOD supply always on hand, and 'con
'stantly receiving.
oct 9. 1-bm .
RUNGEUA KORDLANDER,
No. 2 South Front, street, .
j Wilmington, -N. C,
DEALERS in
GROCERIES, PORTER, ALE, LAGER BEER,
y WIXES, LIQUORS, rfr., r., dr.
AND MANUFACTURERS OF y
Ginger Pop, Sarsaparilla A Lemon Soda.
ORDERS from the country, accompanied with
the cash, promptly attended to.
- Families supplied at'ehort notice.,
oct 9 1-Gm '
I " DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
DRUOOIST AND C,II E M I ST .
; ; ''dealer rx '
Drug;, Select Medicines, English and
German Chemicals,;
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, SEEDS,
TATEST MKDICIXXS UFALLkIXDS,
37 Market street,Tron Front Store,
Wilmington, N. C. j
-V. B. PretcrlptUtnt rarrfully tnamtdxjl.
PlERSONS wishing medicines at night will call
-on Mr. Shaffer, one door weit oi-Journal
office.
E
1-61U
'V
ENGINEERS.
W. H. JAMES.
J. KENT BROWN.
JAM.ES At BROWN e
CIVIL ENGINEEIiS AND SURVEYORS.
ARE prepared to make Land Surveys and fur
nish elegant Plans of ' the sajne at short
notice - Other Engineer work solicited.
Office one Door West of Journal Build
ing, Princess Street. j
oct 10 2-i.Jl
AUCTIONEERS, , AGENTS, &c.
WILKES MORRIS. MICHAEL CRONLY.
CRONLY At MORRIS, T
AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL AGENTS,
Wilmington, N. C. r
STOCKS, REAL ESTATE and all description
of liierchaudise bought and sold. on coiiimis
sion. y ' jl :
Our personal attention given to jiny business'
entrusted to our charge. j
From our long experience. in the-; business, we
feel warranted in referring to the public gene rail v.
oct 9 ' j 1-tf
DUDLEY A BItO. " ''
INSURANCE AGENTS, .
,No. hk South Water Strekt,
WilmiMgton, N. C. j
oct 9
l-3ni
y . .
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.
J
A M E S M c V OR 31 t C K ,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Market Street, Wilmington, N. C.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS ;
Gents' and Boys Recidy made, Clothing;
t FURNISHING GOODS;
TAILORS' TRIMMIXGS, fr.:, dr. '
: oct 9' Lli
j S. BEAR A BRO.,
No. 18 Souiu Market street,
Wilmington, N. C.y
WHOLESALE and retail dealcrsfm tevcry
description of Dry Goodsj'j Rady-niade
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Slides;
Liberal, inducements offered to ilioth city and
country trade. : ;
oct9 - .. . ",. l
XV WErLL. a. kosi;thal.
A. W FILL A CO. ,1
NO. 13 market street, (OLDEST ApS'D, )
Wilmington, N. C. J
TTTOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
V V their old friends and the public! that they
will open on or about Thursday, Oct. 5th, with a
large and well selected stock -of !
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, CUTLERY, BOOTS AND
. SHOES, .GENTS' FURNISHING .
GOODS, HOSIERY, HATS,
CAPS, TRUNKS, ETC., ETC.
Being so long and so well known in this com
munity, thev deem it. only necessary to invite
their old friends and the public to Igivc-them a
call as they believe that they can giyc satisfaction
to all wlio niav do so. I
oct 9 , 11:11
. REOPENING, j
rrHE undersigned take, pleasure -in iuforiTung
X their old customers and th'd pulxlic in general,
that thev will re-open on the first of October, at
the old .stand of D. Aarons', No. 25 Market street,
a nice and well selected stock of Gods, consist
ing of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Furnish
ing Goods, Fancy Goods, Carpets, Boots, Shoes,
Ac, Ac, which "we will sell at the lowest market
price, Wholesale and Retail. (
. D. AARON A CO.,
No. 25 Maiket Street.
oct 10 , !i 2-lw
BOOKBINDERS
- - : t
P. HEINSBERGER, ,
BOOK BINDER AND BLANK-BOOK MAN'U
v FACTURER,
Journal BriLDiNG, Pkincess Stkeet,
Wilmington, N C'.l
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM HIS
former customers aiid the public generally,
that he has re-opened his establishment, and is
uow prepared to execute any work In his line with
neatness and dispatch .
oct 9 , y 1-lm
(. POLVOOT.
XL. B.
VINCENT.
f; POL OGT & CO.,
Corner Front and Princess streets,
WILJIIXGTOX, x. q, .
UPHOLSTERERS, PAPER HANGERS
AND OEALERS IN '
FURNITURE. OIL CLOTIIB, Ac., Ac. ,
SPRING, MOSS,
CURLED HAIR,
SHUCK A COTTON
mattresses:
elegant window shades.
Every Grade of WALL PAlPER; the best
Selection in tne saaie
DAVfASK. ENAMELED CLOTH. ! and TABLE
COVERS.
PICTURE FRAMES, '
- WINDOW GLASS,
MIRRORS,
j. ! ; CHAIRS,
, - bedsteads i
' TABLES. " -1 ; - ' - -
: STOOl-S, i : ' .. , . I . I i
Iiettre atd Ihrtrails Framed in the itjt tasteful
"' manner. j .
WINDOW GLASS cut any sizj.- desired.
PAPER HANGING and DECORATION
Done with Neatness and Dispatch.
oct 9
1-tf 3
PAINTING NOTICE. '
J ' !
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING FORMED A
Copartnership, under the name ;of '
; : C. G. DI RR A (Co.,
Ret-pcctfully announce that thev are prepared , to
execute aR orders for HOUSE, 'SIGN, and ORNA
MENTAL PAINTING, promptly and efficiently.
hArrangementa are being- made to feecure the wr-
Vices oi worKmeu eKuiea in an orancues oi uie
art,uch as nainWork,lmitation of Mahogany,
Oak, Mamie, Hilding, izc. i ' y
A portion of the public patronage repectnllyi
solicited,... - ;. .;..f ' f- '--.j ii .; I
Kooius on t ront trect. adjonniur ur. .
Bradley's. ' . . --
AI B. BURR- . ' : C E. BUSK.
oct 10 -' . ' i i-im
13, 1865.
NO; 5.
TOE DAILY DISPATCH.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 13, 1865.
XORTn CAROLINA STATE CONVEN
TION. '
Eishth Day., v j
. Tcesdat, October 10th, 1865, I
The Convention met at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Prayer by Rev. Braxton Craven, D. D., of
the Metholist Episcopal Church.
The journal of yestcrtay was read and p
provtHl. .. ' .. i ,. . '
3lr. Mclver, from theoominittce on 3Iaris
t rates, reported ' ah ordinance limiting' the
mimlKT of Justices in each county." Al
lows tvo in each captain's district, and fiVe
for the district in which the Courthou.sc, is
situated.J i
;Mr. Garland presented a minority-' report
frpm the same committee, being an ordi
nance providing for the. election of Justices
by ballot, that they hold office four years,
and that each county shall elect one 3Iagis
trate to every eighty voters. 4 .
Mr. Winston, from the committee on pu1
lic and private debts, reported, substantia I
ly, that 1here was no difference of opinion
in the commit tee in regard to the Statelebt
contractetl iK'tbre the war, all concurring in
the opinion that: it should Ik paid, but there
I was much diversity of opinion as to the war
debt. The committee -recommended that no
action be had on either of these subjects at
present, but that these matters lie over to an
adjourned session of tlie Convention. The
committee asked to be discharged. '
Mr. Settle moved a suspension of the rule
that the report might be at once considered.
' Subsequently, at the instance of jMr.
Thompson, Mr. Settle withdrew the motion
to suspend the rules, and Mr. Thompson
nioved that the report be made the j special
order for 11 o'clock, A. 31., to-inorrow,
The President having ruled this
motion
motion
out ot order, Mr. Settle renewel the
to siisiiend the rules.
After some discussion of a desultory char
acter, the Convention retused to suspend the
rules. Yeas 47, nays 70.
Those who voted in the affirmative were Meters.
Alexander, Barrow, Bingham BrooksJ Biyan,
Dickey, Dockery, Donnell, Ellis, Faulkner, Gaha
ran. Garland, Godwin, Haynes, Henrahari, Henrys
Hodge, Jackson, Jarvis, Johnson, Jones, f
Columbus,. Jones of Henderson, Joyce, Keij,
Lvonv McCauley, McCleese, McCorkle, McDon
ald of Cliatham, McDonald of Moore, McLaugh
lin. Moore of -Chatham, Pool, Rush, Settle, Sim
- , . ; 1 - . -. .
mons, Sloan, Smith of Johnston, Smith of
Wilkes, Spencer of Hyde Spencer of Mjontgom
erj, Stewart, Stubb6, Swann Thomppon, ard
"W illliams. 7 1 ; ' r
Those who voted in the negative were- Messrs.
Allen, Baines, Baker, Beam, Bell, Berry, Boyden,
Brickell, Brown, Burgin, Buxton, Byiiuin, Cald
well of Burke, Caldwell of Guilford, Clark, Cou
"nrland, Eaton, Faircloth, Faison, iFercbce,
Furches, Garrett. Gilliam. Grissom. Harris of
Guilford, Harris of Rutherford, Howard, Jones,
of Davidson, Jones of Rowan, Jovner, Kennedy,
King', Lash, Logan, Love of Chatham,! Love of
Jackson, ianiy, Mccoy, .vieuenee, 3ieiver, Mc
Kay, N: A. McLean, Nat. McLean, McRae, Me
bane, Moore of Wake, Murphy, Nicholson,
Norfleet, Odom, Patterson, Perkins, J Phillip,
Polk, Rlunley, Russell, Rush, Saunderj, Smith
of Anson, Starbuck, Stephenson, Walkiip, War
ren, Willey, Wilson, Winburne, WiustOui, Wright.
Mr. Brown, of Caswell, rose to ask permis-
sion to maKc a personal explanation.
On yesterday the 5 resolutions which he
had the honor to submit a few .days be
fore, declaring that a diversity of opinion
had existed among the people of the Lnited
State as to the constitutional riht of a State
to secede froui the Federal Union, and also
declaring that the .question having been sub
mitted to the arbitrament of arms, Iwasj Ijy
the result, a final and conclusive settlement
of the q'utstiori agains the rights haying' un
expectedly to himself conic up for Consider
ation, followed by a motion by the honorable
delegate from Rowan, to lay them on tlie
table," -which had precluded him. by the rules
of the Convention from making any remarks,
he deemed it proper to say that he I yet
thought that they should pass and that they
would be a most -.appropriate sequel to j the
ordinance restoring the relation of the State
to the Federal Union. This question,
presented as it h'ad leen, bv the ordi
nances of eleven States, and the right de'nied
by the other States, had never been decided
authoritatively by the. Supreme' Court of the
United States or by any other competent tri
bunal to act on it, it had been referred to the
last resort ot nations: to the sword to tne
arbitrament of arms, t(i tha't most potential
of all tribunals, and having "been decideI
against the right, lie wished to declare that
the Convention regarded it as a final decis-
ion wiiicii sen let i me quesiioii, iiieiesoiuiiou
presented the quesiion in a jiracticiil, tangible
form,- and enunciated a principle which all
national men of every section might stand
on, and would put -at rest the question,' as to
a riglit, the settlement of which was so j in
dispensable to the future peace and harmony
ot tne country.
Mr. B. begged leave to read a few lines
from the speech of General Slocum, delivered
recently in the State of New York, whoc
name had .been placed lefore the leople of
that State, by the conservative, national party
for an important office, the sentiment em
bodied in wliich was almost in .words ahd in
substance- the same with that declared in his
resolutions. Tliat gentleman had declared
that u the issue in the recent war was on the
right of secession," and again the triumph
of the government had decided the ques
tion,'" and it will never again be made an
issue unless we now voluntarily reverse pur
decree." This view was in entire harmony
with the principles of his resolutions,-declares
a common ground on which national mm
may agree, and declares the question as hav
ing been settled by the results of the war.
He. would take occasion to say that the gen
eral views expressed in the speech! of that
gentleman were, in the main, eminently lib
eral ami honorable to him as a statesman, and
presented a common ground on which
patriots of all sections could stand, Mr. B.
said that the passage of liis resolutions wouJd
add strength to and re-enforce the ordinance
to restore our relations to the Federal Union,
and would aid our application for re-admission
to the Union. He would not press the
consideration of the question then, mt would
leave it to be disposed of hereafter, ifjij
should be the pleasure of the Convention :td
take it up f(r consideration. ' j L ,
IXTBODUCTIOX Ot OKDIXAXCES AXD RESOLU-
TIOXS.
- 3Ir. Vilson introduced an ordinance pro
viding for the support of the pauper frccd
men. and other colored paupers in North
i and property , tax upon the colored people
1 for the support of such paupers. J
f
. . . . JOD PRINTING.
Ve are prepared to execute all order for BOOK
AND JOB PRINTING, on thort nUiceand tr.
aonable term.
tST Order from accreiblc points In the coun
try promptly filled, and forwarded by mall or ex
Order mut be Wcompanicd by the ch.
Offlce No. 41 Market atreet, opposite City .
HotcL
BARRY A BERNARD.
Mr. Starbuck, a resolution to apinunt a
committee to report how mucli of tne late
debt was for war purposes how mucti for
other purposes ; the specie value of said debt ;
the best means of discharging the amt, .and
giving us a good currency and relief to'tlie
people. n
xix. Caldwell of Guilford, " a resolution in
quiring of the Public Treasurer what amount-
have been expended for the relief of the
families of indigent soldiers: for the pur
chase of com for the uc of the counties and
for the salt works : and in what currency
these disbursements were made."',
Also, a resolution, calling on the Gov
ernor for copies of certain act-t. cf ' the
General Assembly, pa&ncd in secret sevdon.
Mr. Pim1, resolutions requiting the Iri
dent to prtK.Taim the eople ot North Can
Una restore! to their rights ami privilege
uutier ine . onsmuiion ani me i nion. y
They are as follows :
- IieoIrett, Bv the delegates ot the inniplc of
North Carolina, in Convention aitembled,
thatdhe good people of the State of North
Carolina, now relieved from tljc constraint
of the late military usurpation, by the lawful
action of the government of .the United
States, tmlcr the owers delegatel to jt by
tliem, to supr,Ks insurrections and rr'pcl
invasions," ilo willingly reMime their duty of
allegiHiM"e ahtl support to the Constitution,
and the Union, and claim the. reciprocal pn .
tection, rights and giiaranties seciiml to them
by jie same, as loyal and Kaceful c itiren.
J!eshfif, That all purpose of rsistancc to
the government of tlie United States han ceased
in this State, and that there will Ih n at
tempts to renew it in any fonn ; ami that the
President of the United Stat" le, and lie i
licreoy resjH-ctiuuy requested, at as early a
day as he deems consistent with the gene
ral welfare, to discontinue the ojNTation of -military
law in North Carolina, and that he '
make known, by -public pro laination. that the
gootl people of the State ol North Carolina
are restored t( the full enjovinent and exer
cise of the rights and privileges K' M-curcd to
them by the Constitution of the I'nitcd
States.
Ilesolred, That a copy of thrc redutiom.
tluly authenticated, in sent to the President;--of
the United States, and to the I'rm Urnim!
Governor of this State. 7
.'Mr. -Logan, resolutions' that the Conwn
tion will consider only at its present moii.
such amendments to the Constitution nil' u
State as shall be tleeriud sutlicictit to restore
us to our former relations in the Union ; that '
the Convention will legislate only on such
subjects as are necessary to put into full ope
ration the civil authority, upon the cessation-'
of the Provisional government ; and furthcr.j
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the 14th inst., to meet. again on thefiM Mon
day in January next, or 'sooner if the Presi
dent shall deem it necessary. " '. . I
Mr. Runilcy, a resolution that the Coinen
tion aljourn on Monday, the Hlth inst.to
meet again on day of nex;t.
fi UT it- rw n 1 u riuiliiiin tf initiin 1. u I.. w
the propriety ot taking some action lor -the j
relief of disabled soldiers, and the 'widows
and orjjhans of deceased soldiers.
.Mr. McRae, a resolution that a coinmitteo .
be appointed to fix the jxr diem ami mileage ;
of delegates to this Convention
Mr. McDonald, of Moore, an ordinanccpro
viding for the election of two memlxTsof the
House of Commons from the count v of .Moore.
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I'XKINISHEI) 1USI.NKSH.
An ordinance to provide fori
the election
on. its scconfl
Justices of the Peace, M as put
reading, together with the majority and
minority reports from : the committee on Jus
tices of the Peace, projMsing tfu Institutes for
said ordinance. . .. , .
On motion of Mf. Settle, the ordinance and
amendments were again referred this time,
to the committee on constitutional amend
ments.
An ordinance declaring wind lw and
ordinances. arc in ' force, and for other pur
poses, W as read the set-find time.
Mr. Seattle moved that it lie made the
sj)ccial order for 12 -o'clock. M.v n Wfdnes
day. Not agreed to. ( .
Sundry amendments Were adopted, and
pending the consideration of other, the Con
vention adjourned at J o clock, P. 31..' to
meet at 10 o'clock A. M.. to-4norrow.
Value of Confederate .Money during the
War in Richmond, Va., and Augusta
Georgia. '
In consequence of the numerous inquiries'
laily made as to the price., of gold in Con
feileratc money during rjertaTh M riHUofthe,
war, we have for the convenience of 'our cit
izens, 'prepared the following table from the
books of one of our most reliable and promi
nent city, brokers:; oj
1862 May, 1 oO for 1 - June. 1 .V for I ;
Juh 1 50 for one; August. 1 "0 for 1 : I)e
ceuilier, 3 for 1. f
18C3-January, 3 for 1 ; February, 4 for
1 ; March; 5 for 1 : April, 5 HO for 1 April,
5 50 to 5 .60, for 1 ; May, 5 50 to 0 for 1 ;
June, 7 to 8 for 1 : July' 9 for 1 : Augiut,
12 to 13 for 1 ; SeptemWr, 12 to 13 for 1 ;
October, 14 for 1 : November, 15 to 17 for 1 ;
December, 18 to 20 for 1.
1864 January, 20 to 22 1-2 for 1 ; Febru
ary, 22 1-2 to 25 for 1 : March, 23 ti 24 1-2
for 1 ; April, 22 to 23 for 1 ; Mar, 18 to 21
for 1 i June, 17 to 19 for 1 ; July, 20 to 23
for 1 ; August. 22 1-2 to-25 for 1 ; Septem
ber, 221-2 to 27 1-2 for 1 ; October; 20 to 27
fori; Noyemlier. 27 1-2 to 33 1-4 for 1;
Decemlx-r, 34 to 40 for. ,v
1865 January, 45 to 60 for 1 ; Fcbru.irv,
45 to 05 for 1 ; March. 60 to 70 for 1 : April, .
60 for X.ItepnWf. .
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EcxirsK. On Tliurstlav morning, 1 stli in-t..
an annular ecliiwc of the; sun will take place,
A ? . 1 t f 1
1aniy visnne in JKwion. ami toiai in me
atitiidc of Ckatleston. The track of the
central eclipse begins in; Washington Terri
tory, on Puget's Sound,; and nasws south
easterly through Montana, Idaho, JCan, .
Southern 31iouri, Western Tennessee, ahd
diagonally through .Georgia to Savannah,
and thence across the Atlantic ! and -into
Africa. L - ?
Coxfedekate Flaok. Tiree ladies of
Sumpter, 8. C, were callel to account by
the provost marshal recently for wearing
Confederate flags at .a ; party. They were
sharply rebuked, and settled the matter by a
written apology, in whifch they disavowed
an imenuon oi insuiiuig-iuc w ux i c-j omiv
or expressing disloyalty.
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