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WILMINGTON, N. C, FRI DAY MORNING AUGUST 23,
1867.
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Ex-Got. Wise's Address, Ac.
Richmond; Va., Aoff. 22. Ex-Got. Wi
Ldeliveretran address tiwlav f tv--i,:
- vv.j ut. ui ii asuiuj;"
ton and Henry Academy. He said we all
now: owed natural allegiance to our country;
and any oath to support its constitution,1 or
oath of registration, was no violation of that
constitution There is now being made an
effort to make white freemen ,? South subject
to the domination of black ireedmeu; against
thia, wp must appeal to the white masses of
the North, who will not pe-mit the sacrifice
of nature's laws to political" prejudice. The
. wuues or trie rew England middle States
j and Europe, must not he kept out .of the
by black rule Tiii is the white
and, and must be kept open for the
man.., He said . that to avoid the
South
i in an 4
white
subscription: j 1 f !j national dishonor of repudiation, interest on
a:w.-t""'w uwuub mujsii ue reiiucen to 4 uer
Advertisemeflts .f 1( per square.
-TELEGR APHIG
REPORTED TOH 'TUB DAU-T
POST'
V FROM EUROPE:
cent , 1 bat interest- taxed, and the whole
debt, consolidated, then the rich would stop
hoarding bon. Is. , i;He urged his audience to
renr tfedralkgiance to thtir country, and
never desert the constitution to preserve
j the purity of their race a" d blood, and labor
j.unceasingly to live in peace and plenty. !
a.mia wiui county yesterday subscribed
$250,000 to the Chesapeake & Ohio R. R.
, A. Hoppie, a well knownj tobacco
THE : HAVANA CABLE SPLICED
manufacturer was arresfed to day,ichArgk Rhoades, Geo. L. Mabsoii, E! A. Paul, James
with counterfeiting the Revenue Inspector's
brand
Kx-Pr esident Bachanan Sick.
i
CORRESPONDENCE RELATIVE TO ,
r SHERIDAN'S REMOVAL. .
The Federal y Court Process
. in tliis Blstrict. W ;
Executive " Order. Regarding
i .tf Suspended.
WISE'S ADDRE8S.
YELLOW FEVER.
Railroad Accident !
THE MARKETS.
I- J From jEurope.
LojstdoJ?, Aujr. 22.-Consol8
LlVEBPOOL, Aug.
steady ; sales 10,000
England has arrived
. Liverpool, Aug.
60. r " Weather
Registration.
I uahi-eston, August 22. Two hundred
and ninety two registered to day, of whom
125 wjre whites, 167 colored. j
Cotl on drooping sales of 11 bales. Re
ceipts 89 bales; quotations nominal.
Arrived scbr. D. J. Keeling, from Balti-
, Baltimore market, i I
BauldIobe, Aug. 22. Cotton . quiet and
unchanged. Rio coffee dull and ''nominal.
Flour stesdy i Wheat advanced 5 cts. Corn
unchanged. Oata irregular, choice "63 a 70,
ranging : as to quality as.low as 40 cts. per
bushel. ; Provisions firm and iu good con
sumptive demand. Bacon shoulders 13J a
13icts.; rib sides 13J a 13f ; clear rib sides
16J a 1CJ. Prime Western Lard 13$. Bulk
shoulders 12$. -Mess Pork $24$. ugar
firm. Whiskey unchanged . 4 t
', Republican Mass Me eting.
The Republican voters met in council last
uht to nominate .delegates- to the State Re
publican Convention to be held at Raleigh on
the 4th day ot September next! I i
The meeting was callad to order by G. Z.
FRfiNcn, Esq.; Chairman of the City and
County Committee an,d thus proceeded to
perfect their t organisation. Major J. Cl
Mann was chosen as President, H; IJBloou,
Esq. ft3 Vice President, and Mr. w. L.
Mabson, as Secretary.
A committee was appointed by the meet
ing to nominate -"delegates to the Conven
tion who reported the following names as
'delegates : , . '
J. W. Schenck, Jr., Allen J. Denton, J. L.
Sailed- Morieka, for New York;
94 1. Bonds
22. Cotton touiet and
bales, j The Stea mer
222 o'clock Lard
England : is
throughout
beautiful and favorable for crops.
From
Orenta RosX, PlI., Aug. 22. The'i Ur-
va"a and Key West" cable
and is working well.
Florida..
has been spliced
v; From Fhtladelphia. i
pHiLADELPHiAf Aiig. 22. Ex-President
Buchanan is here verj
sick.
more.
. Heavy rairis last night and to-day
...K:i''j iFrom New Orleans. '''.
Ne-jv Orleans, Aug. 22. A very violent
type jof yellow fever prevails at porpus
Christr. . - r: ' ; '') 'l .',-
Gen. Sheridan has not complied with the
request of the City Council to remove cer
tain officials declared by the Council as in
eligible under the reconstruction accounts.
Special order 122 annuls certain contracts
awarded by the late Council and declares
the same null and void, and that the city of
New Orleans be released from any obliga
tions, resulting therefrom.1 ' i i -
- i- .,;..:--;;r.
New-Orleans Markets.
JNBW URLEANS, Aug. 22. UoltOU UH-
changed with i sales of 400 bales low mid
dling at 26c. i Receipts 61 bales. - Exports
1,032 bales. Flour quiet ; common $6 50 ;
triple extra $11 85. Coru iu good demand
and-holders claim 10c. advance, i Sales of
rill I .. i i
white mixed $1 20; mixed yellow and white
in lots $1 171 a $1 25. Oats fair and in
S. T. 1860 X.
juisi ot Jr resent rostmasiers . m
State of North Carolina. ;
the
i r onriCE.
demand at. 70c.
Bacon
I Lowrey, G. R. French, Sr., Wm. Moore, L.
G. Estes, A. It-Galloway, Geo. W. Price, E
R. Brink, Anthony Howe, S. S. Ashley, Ed
gar Miller, II. II. Bloom, Win, Kellogg, Sr.,
E. F. Martin, J. C. Abbott: ' '
Stirring speeches were made by A. II.
gIvllowat and others in. favor of the Re
publican Party, nd the, following Resolu
tions were adopted : j ,
Whereas it has pleased ithe great Re
publican party of the Nation!, to establish
laws whereby the fundamental principles of
the Constitution of the United States, and
the Declaration of Independence are no
longer a libel upon the American people :
AD Whereas the assertion made by our
forefathers that all men are created free and
equal is now one of the fixed factsofthe
Nation, therefore bs it ' i
licsohed. That we, the citizen voters of
New Hanover County, heartily endorse the
recent acts of Congress and the ratification
of the same by the Richmond ConVention,
and join hiiads with them in the adoption
of impariiar8uffrage, and manhood as "the
groundwork of our. party. , , ;
The meeting then gave three' cheers for
Gen. PnrL. Sheridan and adjourned.
Daring Attempt at . Robbery. : An as-
sault with intent to rob, was made upon the
person ot Mr. George S. CopEs. of this city,
on Wednesday night last, by a party of two
persons, apparently soldiers. Mr. Copes re
sisted manfully, but was seriously wounded
in the end.- Ills left arm was brok.cn, and
he received a knife wound in the right side.
The attack was- finally desisted from, and
wo policemen with- whom Mr. Copes met
The l&niruasre ol nature aud experience demon
tt rates, that whoever would enfov the pleasure
ff food the beauties of landscapes-the joys &
companionship the richness ol uterature o
the honors of station and renown mutt prtzerv
their heedth. - ' .
The stomach is the receptacle of all nourish
ment, and the louutaiu. from which all parts of
the bodyj derive sustenance, .t The effect of foul
injuriousifood entering the i stomach, 4 "to de
range the digestive organs and produceheadache,
loss of appetite unrefreshed sleep, foetid breath,
low spirits, leverish burnings, constipation, in
capacity t perform any mental or physical duty,
otre.t ana are tne symptom oi mat norma aisease
DYSPEPSIA
which assumes a thousand Shapes, and points
towards a miserable lift and premature decay. The
Medical Faculty has labored for generations! to
discover reliable appetizers and the proper means
of overcoming stomach derangements. Certain
ingredients have been loogknown as partially
effective. I Among these were i rj - - i
CAXISAYA BARK & ST. CROIX RUlM.
j An invalid physician,.sojourning in the tropical
island of jSt. Oroix, observing the habits ot f he
natives, gathered the recipe for the final accom
plishment of this most important endJ The arti
cle was first used as a private medicine, wheni its
salutary Effects becoming known, it was brought
L out under the name of I j
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTIJRS.
. They act With' unerring power, and are taken
with the pleasure of a beverage. They perform
most wonderful cures in stubborn cases pf Dys
pepsia, lUver Complaint, Nervous Affections,
Loss of AppetiteIntermittent Fevers Diarrhosa,
Sour Stomach, Headache, Ftver and Ague,
Weakness, Mental Despondency, &c. Asa morn
mg appetizer and after1 dinner tonic4 they should
l : j e 1 - TT J i : . X 1 i
uc iu evefjr lauiuy. xuey arc a uenguuiu uxiine
rating stimulant, without any subsequent stupe
ymg reaction.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
Rochester," December 28 th, 1861.
Messrs P. H. Drake. Gentlemen, ; I have suf-,
fered terribly with Dyspepsia for three or four
years, anji tried many remedies without effect. I
had to abandon my protession, ana suner ia great
ly from everything I ate. 1 have now tried the
Plantation Bitters they helped me l continued
COUSTT.
POSTHASTES.
Abbotts Creew'f
Albermarle,
AUensviile,
Amity Hill,
Anderson's Store Anson,
nsonviue,
Aquone,
Arcadia,
Ashborough,. ,
Ashville,
Auburn,
Anman's'llill, i
Averysborough,
Avery's Creek,
Bakers X Roads,
Bakersville,
Barclaysville,
Bath,
Battleborongh, "
Bay River,
Bear Branch,
Bear Wallow,.
Beattie's Ford,
Beaufort;
Beaver Dam,
Bellevoir,
Belviderc.
Bennetts-Yinyard;
oetuama, 4 .
Bethany Church,
ueulah,
Big Fails,
macK ureeK,'
Biackman's MillS,Sampson, Joel jtlard.
their use,
ot several
and anxnow nearly a well man. I know
similar cases. Respectlully yours,
Rev. J. S. Cathorn.
holders ask 13 ai 14c. tor shoulders and l$c.
fof clear sides. Lard choice keg i4fc.
Gold 140. Sterling 53 a 55.
cent premium.
t Mobile
1 .l 8PPy Lhbrtly afterwards, j started in pursuit, but
were unable to effect anything The rob
bers have not yet been identified, but we
hope to chronicle the fact in a tew days.
York sight
Cotton Market.,
Mobile, AugusV22.-r-Cottou- sales ofi 14
bales prices nominal. Receipts 32 bales.
San
t - From San
Francisco,
vessels loading with Wheat mostly for Eng-.
laud
t -
i . i
1 ' . . i 1
Washington, Aug
Francisco. j j .
iug. 22. Thirtydour
From Washington
22. Gen. Sickles tel
egraphs Gen. Grant asking the revelation or
suspension of Exeoutive instructions ; suspending-his
order No. 10 in its' application
to Federal Court prx esses until Sickles ean
argue the matter, j ,
Washington, I Au;.;22. In compliance
with Geh. Sickles 'request the'Executive Or
der regarding order No.. 10, is suspended by
Gen. Grant until Gen.
views on the subject.
Sickles; can
give
his
Washinqton, Aug. 22. Revenue receipts
to-dav are five , hnr dred and twenty-two
thousand, , --
Sofdr both Preskl
ent
and
Grant refuse
to
nublication1' of correspondence relating
HTiDMona rJmnvalJ It is well understood
that Grant remonstrated warmly. Rear Ad
miral Palmer "with. Susquehanna, Mononga
hela, $'acoV isat Aspiiwall and all well. '
' CoC Moore th'e;President9 Secretary tele
graphed .'to ?' Baitimo to the Schueltzan
1 Fest saying tnat pUlilic, business required
: the President at his post to-day. All addi
tional Paymasters' &t6 mustered out; to take.
effect first October. , i -.
SbPridan telegraphs to Head Quarters that
xr.ii vnaF ha nss lmed Eoideroic lonru
. in New Orleans! Several of bis officers are
Ot oraers-reiative to loiica , uiu , v.t,
-,m he issued it is skid on 17th. I M
-r The Governor of Washington Territory
telet?rabhs the discovery of inexhaustible
,- a v i - - ':"
-Coal. Mines.
.! ,. .... .!,: -..- ; . . . -t- i .. .
Railroad Accident. lm .
. Savannah, Ga., Atig. 22. The train from
Macon this' morning fnet with a serious ac
' -: ridpnt at a Culvert lietween Stations 1 and
-13 was badly ' wrecked. The Engineer passed
over eaie, ific-icu.ci vuivr." . o
the train down an embankment The ; cars
' were crowded with passengers but none were
hurt except the Express Messenger, wuo-ib
"'My:
' Rmrlr ny oars. aTe a complete wrecji.
at 1 80 P.:M.
' Goomora'TTnrmn and Livingston, tor Si.
Foreign Markets.
Ffankfokt, August 22. Bonds 77.
Livekpool, Evening, August! 22.r-GotUm
closed heavy uplands declined d; ; mid
dling uplands 10d: Orleans lid. ; Sales . of
i0,000 bales. j
Vienna, Aug. 22 The organ of Baren Yon
Baust, asserts a defensive alliance formed
between Austria and France: j -
-!!. -- -i ' - -' -: i ' -Paris,
Aug. 22. It is said as one result
(yf the Salseburg Conference, that j France
and Austria insist upon the formation ot
the South Germai confederation under the
head of Austria. The Emperors als(f agreed
regarding the Eastern question.1
I ! : . Louisville Market.
Louisville, August 22.- Superfine flour
$7 25. Corn sacked, $1. Mess pork
r-n i Tl 101 o 13lfi
161c Lardl2ja 13c.
Personal. The Rev. H. L. Singletok,
pastor of the
this city left here last night for Baltimore,
where his family now1 are, for the purpose of'
deavoring to recuperate his health. Mr.
Singleton's absence is intended for a short
one, only of a few" weeks' duration. At the
end of that time he will return and resume
his labors here.
The .lta ' Calif ornidn thinks "the child is
bor0 who shall yet see California producing
a hundred million gallons of wine annually."
If the children are born who are to drink it,
what a prospect for the temperance societies
of the future !
Aaron Harris a colored boy residing in
Clinton, La., and always blind, has taught
himself to read by the sense ot touch.
$23
sides
! Cincinnati Market.
Cincinnati, lugust '22. Flour firmer
. 1 1 . 'iL'. . JJ 1 j . f1s n i AVn
ana nigner wnu goou uemauu.i wiu, uuu
at 50 a 91c. for Njo. 1 mixed. Whiskey firm.
Provisions buoyant .and generally I higher.
Racon held at 4cJ higher. Holders refuse
to give $23 50 for mess pork. j.
St. Louis, Aub
unchanged. Coj a firm at $1 j 05 a
Provisions steady. Whiskey $2 10.
rust 22. Flour quiet and
$1 12.-
. Hi
ower.
New .York' M arkets -
Flour 10
...
Wheat dull and nominally
EW IORK, A.Ug.
AS
15 cts.
lower.
Corn slightly favors' buyers.! Oats quieti
Pork $23 a $44.
Cotton dull at
Lard and Whiskey quiet.
28 cts. Tuipentioe 58J
59 Rosin quiet.
New
New York,
Sales of 1300 ba
York Markets.'
22 Cotton;
Aug.
es
steady.
at 28 cts: rFIdur dull,
StAte $7150 a $11 75. Sonthern;$10 a,$T4.
Wheat dull, .declined 2 -a Sets.
Southern $2 30
mixed Corn $1
Southern 80" a
to $4: White I45.1
11 a $1 13.i Oa
85. . Pork $23
Amber
Western
s lower;
50.V Lard
12i a .13. Sugar steady and iu fairdemand
Turpentine , uncnangea,
Crude Turpentine 4 . 75. , Stocks active ana
fluctuating. . Gold 7$1 ;40.;V J62.jCoupona
i S. T. 1800 X.
Intelligent persons and physicians can judge
m the efficacy of the Plantation Bitters from Ithe
iollowing partial formula : .
CASCAJRJILI.A OAItK
ras knowrn and -used in Germanvlfor DvsneDfeia.
I" " L TC 1 rtf
jases el tneot'Oaiaca ana isoweis, as early as uoyu
: DANDELION.
For InfUmations bf the Loins and Spleehj in
gropsical Affections and. Biliary Secretions,! or
Detractions of the Abdominal- iscera. - j
CAlilSAYA, OR KING'S BARK,
irst resuytenan uhurcu in jthc 17th century. Humboldt makes favorable
mention oi tue leurivue qualities ui tuis uiwwc
as an Antidote Fever and Ague, Intermittent
and Malarious Fevers, in his extensive BOtith
American travels. The Countess, wife of the
Viceroy pt Peru, having experienced the benefi
cial effects of the Bark, sent it to Europe in lt40.
it was s4ld by the Jesuits for the enormous mm
vfitsweUtM in sUver. and was thus called Jespits'
fowDEKL in - Xo. bur jonn raiDot empioyea u
With great success in France, in the treatment of
Fever arid Ague, Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections,
Loss of Appetite, Weakness and Debility, Pal
pitation of the Ileart, Diarrhoea, &c, iinder the
name of jfingush Jfowder; ana in i iovy,ne soia
the secret ol its origin to Louis XIV, by whom
it was divulged. It is now a standard remedy in
all Pharmacopoeia, and is employed in prepar
ing the Plantation mtters: . i ,
ChamomUle JFlowers; for enfeebled Digestions ;
Winterareen. valuable for Scrotula. Rheumatism,
and JNeiratic Affections Lavender, Flowery iaro-
matic. stimulant and Topic, higWy invigorating
n Nervous Debility ; Anise, an aromatic carmi
bative, creating flesh, muscle and milk. Much
used in nursing. '
Davidson, Levi Tesh. i n ?
Stanley, Mrs N J MarshalL:
Iredell, Mrs JCRoyster. .
CaswelL John A White. r
Miss M McNutU. -
Anson, ' Wm L Smith. .
Macon, r Louisa C Rolen. 7
Davidson, Henry Disher. f '
Randolph, Euginia B McCain.
Buncombe John Jones. ' ,
Wake,1 JohnG Andrews.
Mont'gray Willis L Auman.1
Harnett, R J Morris. 1
Buncombe Richard Ledbetter.
Franklin, Mary Jane " Baker. ;
Mitchell. Julia A Baker. '
Ilarnette, Miss S L Rabolean.
Beaufort, James A Martin.
Kdg'cmbe.S&rah J Smith.1
Craven, John W Bryan. 1 '
Richmond John W Terry.
HndcrsonDavid Williams.
Lincoln, Sidney A Borch.
Carteret, " Jos J. Davis. ' v
Union, . . William Newson.
Chatham, Thtsf ti Farrau. 1 ! :
Perq'mausJosiah Nichols.
.Richmond Klishii Bennett. 1 j
V orsyth, . Miss Amelia Grabs.
Iredell, Edward R Mills, f
Johnspn, Miss;N J Ilinnant.:
Orangev ,Thos R tiimpsoa.,i
Star., , , Jolm lloneycutfc, -.
WILnn-' . -3 ili Ti". Phrtttmii '
BANRING.
, BANKING HOUSE
r1 . of . ;
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No. 20 WALL STREET
Corner of Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
Black Mountain,
Bl'k River Chapei
Blackwell,
Bladen, .
Blakely,
Blockers,
Blount's Creek,
Blue Ridge,
Blue Wing, -Bogne,
Boilston, ..
Boman'a Bluff,
Bone Camp,
Boone, "
Boon Hill,
Bostick's Mills,
Branche's Store,
Brassfield,
Brick; Church,
Bridge Water,
Brindletown.
Brinkleyville,'
Brooaville,
B rower's Mills,
Brown Marsh,
Buchanan,
Buffalo Ford,
Burgaw Depot,
lBumey'8 Mill,
Burnsville,
Bustry Fork,
ILjaintucK,
Calers Hill, y
Calhoun, .
Camden, .
Cameron. -Camp
Call,
Cane CreeK,
Caraway, ;
Carbonton.
fJarolineSeminary Greene,
Carthage,
Cary,
Casher's Valley,
Castaiia,
Catawba SpriDgs
Catuwoa Station!
Catawba View,
Catharine Lake,
Cathey's Creek,
Cedar Bush,
pdar Grove,
cedar Milt,
Cedar Mountain,
Centre,
jCemre oivr
Cerro Gordo,
Chalk Level,
(Chapel Hill,
Charlotte,
Cherry field,
Cherry Lane, -.
Chestnut Ridge,
Childsviile,
jChimney Rock,
China Grove,
Clarks Creek,
IClarksvilie,
Clayton,
Claytonville,
Clear Creek,
Clinton,
Clover Orchard,
Cobura's Store,
Coierain, .
Colesville,
Colletsviile,
Columbia, ;
Columbus,
Colvins Creek,
Company's Shop,
Concord,
Cool Spring,
Coopers Gap,
Cottage Home,
County Line,
Covington,
Crab Tree,
Grains-Creek;
Crowells Mill,
Cross Rock, 1
Crowd'rs Mo1intfaGaston,
Cuninghams StorePerson,
Cumersvuie, 1
Currituck C. H,
Curtis Mills,
Dallas,!
Danbury,
MeDowell.Jamt's F Willis.
,? HanoverWm Henry. ; .
Caswell, Caddis B uck.
Bladen, Jaa CashweiL.
Stokes, Miss S-A Brown.-;
Cum'land, Wm C CulbreUuv.
Beaufort, Seth M Ruff. . j ,
Henderson James Taylor. 1
Granville, Henry 8 Mayor. '
Columbu8,Mrs E P Edwards.
HendersonMrs Jane Davis.
I t " Geo W.Mace. :
Madison, Jno Edwards. '
Watauga, David Sands.
Johnson, Miss A J Parker.
Richmond T Bostick. i
Duplin, Wm B Herring.
Wake, V W Wiggins;
Guilford, Jas Clapp.
Burke, Mrs M htalybeerton.
I " : Jas H Hall, v
Halifax, Miss F M Bennett.
Granville, Mrs L B Stray horn.
Randolph, Wm N Brown.
Bladen, ' Miss Clara Sink,
Granville, James A Harris,
Randolph, Harmon TCox. '
N Hanover J B Jorden,
Randolph, Mrs N Burney.
Yancey, Joshua Williams -Person,
MUs J Mlllner. , A
N Hanover Chas B BarnhilL
JacksQu, Jameia Brantohir
HendersonAlex Grogg.. f
Camden, Edwin W Morse.
NHanover Miss M M Johnson.
Cleveland, Mrs Ann L Green.
Chatham, Oliver P Lindley. '
RandodlphMrs Mary Winslo w.
Chatham, R A Stewart.
Geo C nineB. -Mary;
WBrookshire.
Henry C Eat man.
AlfreU Zjichary.
MissFaumeOsborne
Wm S Tucker.
Miss E A Lawrence.
Mrs Jane Bowman.
Jno Rhodes. 1 r
jHenderson James Hamblin.
Dayidson, Miss Susan Sammy.
Orange, Miss Mat E Allison.
Anson, Miss JuliaAMcLcan
Hendersonsaml J Tracy.
Guilford. Mary F Mowow:
pon, Mn & V Bumpass."
Coiumhu8, Jas CampbelL ,
CUinberl'd John D Pegram.
Orange, John White.
Mecklen'g Chas A. Frazier.
HendersonJames Leiniard.
Ashe, ; Francis Bryan.
Yadkin, Jane Maynard.
I Yancey, Miss N M Wiseman
iRutherfo'dMiss E J Wilson; ,
Rowan,: Mrs.. Ann E Hess.
..tnlnl' Via. IT' n
1 Davie, Mary U CriU,
Johnson, Miss-C Wood.
Henderson James H Hood.
Meek' burgMary P Flew. V
Sampson, Jno. W Roberts.
Orange, Sally Foust.
Meek' burg LI ugh Downing.
Bertie, Misa - - Henry.
Stokes, Miss A A Peatross,
Caldwell, Miss Jane Collett.
Tyrrell, N A Lindsay.
Polk, Jas. Mc Far land.
NHanoverW B Hunt :
Alamance, Geo.; D Boon. '
Cabarrus, John Fink. ; - .
Iredell, James Angle.
Ruth'ford, Miss; J E Waldroup
Lincoln, Miss J S Norwood.
Davie,1 John Seamon.
Richmond A 11 red Baldwin. ' '
Haywood, H T Kingsmore.
Moore, Mary Cole.
Bladen, Harry; r. Crowell.
Madison, Miss Jane E Reeves
Mrs, N. M. Carson.
Joseph Rigs by.
Moore, Miss B A Currie.
Currituck, Thos. -GMunden.
Alamance, Miss N J Luterloh.
Gaston, Miis E C Morris, "
stokes, wm w MccanieyB.
Moore,
Wake,
Jackson,
iNash,
iLincoln,
Iredell,
Caldwell,
jjOnslow,
Mrs A E Furraan.
E Burgess. 1 1
JH Allen;
Franklin, " Macon,'
Franklin ton, Franklin,
French Creek Cb: Bladen,
Friendship.': Guilford.i Jno W RntT!
Fullswood'sStore,MecklnbrgWm P Houston;
Fulton, r Davfe, Mary Cat on,
Gap Civil. Alleghany, Mrs C E Vaughan.
Gap Creek, . Ashe, Wm Laws. 1 -Gannon's:
Mills f Cabarras,- Miss S Hartwick.
uaranera jrord, Cleveland, Perry D Gregg,
Gates villa.
German ton,
Gibsonville, .
Gilmer's Store,
Glade Creek,
Glade8borough,
Glenaloon,
Globe, 1
Gold Uilli
Goldsborough,
Goidston,
Graham, I
Grassy Creek,
Grassy Knob,
Graysburgh,'
Green HilL
Green Level,
Greens borough,
Greenville, - fc
Grist's Station
Grove, .n , ,
Gulf,: v.S-1 HiT'l
Gum Branch,
Hadley'a Mills.
HaHfax, J
HallsvUle,
Hamilton, .
HannersvlUe.
Harrell'ji Store,
tiarrciisvuie, :
Harrington,
Harris'. Depot, .
IIarrl8Ville, :
Hartshorn, ;
Hatteras,!
Haw Branch,
uaw Kiver,
Hay Meadow,
Haystack, -Hays
Store,
Haywood, ,
tleathsville, f :
Helton, 4 ,
Henderson,, if
Hendersonvllle,
Hearings ville,!
. -;.-
Stokes,
Guilford,
Miss M S Moodr.
Marcellus Jordan.
J A Neese.
Thos Ragan. 1 -.-
Ashe, . AndirB Carson.
Randolph, Francis J Lyndon.
Chatham,! Miss Ellen 8 Kelly.
Caldwell,! David Moore.! 1
Rowan, John C 8nugg. . 1
Wayne,. Hiram B Grant.
Chatham, Mrs Flora A pizoa.
Alamance, Jas B McMurray.
Yancey. John P Dickson. 1
Ruth' Ir'd, Mrs Louisa King. ,
N'tu'pton, Nathan Harris. .
Ruthd, Miss Martha Moore.
Wake, A D Upchurch.
Cuilford, J D White. , i
Pitt, . Jno Congleton.
Columbus, David S Strother.
Chatham, Chas Ellis, j I
' I Noah Howe. 1 ,
Onslow, ! Martha A HarrelL
Chatham,! C E Johnsoni 1 .
Halifax, jNFiU Patrick.
Dupun, creo VV Wilson.
r
martin, J W W G irdlnir,;
Yvjkln, 1 &flp Car6rrl
Hartford 1 S L Shaw.
Harnett,'! Annie Harrington.
.Cabarras; J L KlrkDatrick.
- Mout'gry, Miss D Saunderti
Alimance, John Cobb.
Hyde,
Onslow,
H W Styron
acnus urown.
Alamance, Julia E Randleman.
Rachel Sebaatianv
Jas Hopper. ; r
W.H Pace.
, Jno L Walden. i
1 U MarshalL- f
A II Jones. 1 1
WUkes,
Surry,
Wake,
Chatham
Halifax,
Ashe.
Granville. SallleJ ReaVcs.
: HendersonHugh Livingston.
Sampson, "Sarah; Hlghsmith.
rerq'mns, Keuoen mnton.
wm u jsuisii
Eli Denny.i fL .
Ruther'fct, Delphine Arfualot.
Mrs Jane a rorus.
Dennis Heart. - -:
Randolph, Sam'l A Hewley. 1
Madison, k M. utwson,
Hertford,
Hickory Tavern, Catwaba;
mgn fomt, .. Guiiiord.
High Shoals,
Hillardston,
Hillsborough,
Hillsdale ,
Hilla Store,
Hollv Grove;
Hommecy Creek,Buncombe Miss Rj E Chandler.
Nashe,
Orange,
Guilford
Hookers town,
Hoover, uui, .
Horse Creek, s
Hotel, " i
Houstonvilie,
Huntsville,
Independence,
,Ivy, . .:. : f . .
-Jackson
Greene,
Randolph, Nelson M Crow.
CCSUUey, j
Mrs. Sarah Taylor.
HF Williams. ,
" Andrew Baggerly.
Gee rge Garner. 4 ,
Mrs. J Blackwell.
Joel E Knap;
Ashe,
Bertie,
Iredell,"
Yadkin,.
Caswell,'
Yancey,
N'thom'tn Ana i'nnolonrt 1
Jackson's Creek, Randolph, M J Nance. It 1 u
Jackson Spring, Moore, t Anna Campbell. :
Jacobs Fork, . Catawbaj F R Beck. I
Jamestown; Guilford,f Miss M R Harris.
.Jamesville, Martin, I "E H Bailey. I.
Jeuerson, Ashe, t is C MJartieujf
Jonathans Creek, Haywood, Miss L Leataerum.
Jones Mine, Randolph, Hannah L Arnold.
Joyners Depot, Edg'comb G W Grlfln.j ;
Burnr, . t .1, u-y mompsou.
Duplin, M ' M A Watson.
Forsyth, j M. o I. P Kek-ner.
Lincoln, i Wm. Alexander.
Edg'ombe,Jo'n. T. Lamha.
Judesville,
Kenansville, .
Kernersvllle, '
KiiUans Mills,
junganoro'
Kings Mountain, Gaston,
v-
Davidson Collegie,Meckrb'g, Hanson P Helper.
S. T. 1860 X.
WE BUY and sell'at the most liberal current
prices, and keep on hand a full supply ot
GO VKKN MJfiNT BONDS OF ALL. lUJi!5,
SEVEN-THIRTIES, and COMPOUND INTER
NS r snuLta. and execute orders ior purcnase
and sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD,
i CONVERSIONS.
We convert the several issues of Seven thir
ties into Five-twenties onthe most favora
ble terms. taking- the 1st series at Govern
ment Rates, allowing a commission to dealers.
Circular with full particulars furnished upon ap
plication.
JAY COOKE & CO.
i aug 5 - - . f i 1-tf
. NOTICE.
mHF. FRKEnVfAN'S SAVINGS BANK, du-
X ring my absence will be under the charge of
J. C. MAJSN. - - ,n i
- Oraci with Collector of Internal Revenue,
Custom Hdhse Building. r :
Office hours from 9 A M. to 3 P.-'M.
? j r - 'i , 1 ; 8. S. ASHLEY,
. - t -f --v--4 ';.::'-"-'"" .'- j iCashier.
' aug 10 ' '-."V:" -:. ;, y ' dtwlm
Treasury of the United States.
DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL "BANKS
- " Washington, D. C FeK 20; 17.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT, THE
First National Bank of Wilmington, N. C., a
Banking Association organized nnder the, Act
to provide a National Currency,, secured by a
pledge of United States Bonds, and to provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof, ap
proved June 3d, 1854, having complied with the
requirements of section 45 of said Act, and with
the regulations of this Department made in pur
uance thereof, has this day been designated as a
Depository oL Pnblic Moneys, except receipU
from Customs, and by virtue of such-designation
will also be employed as a Financial Agent of the
Government. . 0OTt)
, (Signed) F- E. SPINNER,
i a Treasurer, U. S.
' aug5 . :. .
Another ingredient of remarkable and wonder
ful virtue used in the preparation , of these liit
Iters. is a native of Brazil, and as yet unknown to
th pnmmerce 01 me wona. ouauisu wrucr
. ; , t ' "aammisterea wiiu ot. s vroiaj
Rn never fails to relieve nervous tremor, waae-
fulnese, idistnrbed sleep, i&c, and that it is used
wiih irrMt, Pttect tiv tne Brazilians, soajusui auu
Peruvian ladies to heighten their color and beau-
tv. It imparts cheerfulness to the disposition,
vigor to the appetite, arid brilliancy to. the com-
f We withhold Its name from the public for the
presents -. a !.
Tn ihh above are' added Clove Bads, Orange,
Carraway, Coriander, Snake Root, &c, all pre-1
served ia perfectly pure
1 ST. CROIX RUM.
Th tonic roDerties of SL Croix Rum. and its
Powerful invigorating effects, have been , long
known to the physicians of the world.
RiiihtU intermitteBt and Chill Fevers, engen
dered by the change of water and diet of travel
m-r Tariienlarlv noon western rivers, are preven
ted anas curea dv ine irianxauou uuicra..,
are also reliable to prevent sea sickness.
WHAT OTHERS SAY. y
Philadelphia, lit month. 16th day, 1663.
? " Esteemed Friend. Wilt thou send me an
nthpr dozen of thv Bit ters ? Nothing has proven
n Kn4iirial to mr invalid wife or myself, as the
PlantaUon Bitters. . ;' Thy friend, .
. - 1 . i ; - - J. . . ' IbAAC HOWXAND."
b1 The tecret of the immense sale of the
BlanUtiori Bitters, is their guaranteed purxiy.--Tbo
a Crnt-r Rntn. ami everV article used, Is
warranted perfectly pure, and the money will be
The Plantation Bitters are . put up ip imique
quart bottles, and sold by ail respecui oi ; us -unf.u
and Restaurants through
Sut the world! Be particular that every bottle
bears theac-fm'fc ol the rroprieiora eiguauu
i-i''. 2t Park Row, New York.
Aug' :. . . ! .. r.-
Davidson River,
Day Book, j
Dayton,
Deep River, -Democrat,
v
Dobson,
Double Shoal,
Dover,
Henderson E Pat ton,
Yancey, Jno Peterson.
Wake, . . Roena Marshall,
Guilford, E E Mendenhall, .
Buuc'mbe,Misa H E Catter, ' L
Surry, i Robert F McGrlffln.
Cleveland, Fletcher Falls, ;
Craven,, W lego,
Draughon's Store.Sampson, Walter Lee,
-P - i i l . ! - If U U ft
Dry Ponds,
Dudley.
Duncan 8 CreeK
Duuuis Rock,
Durham's;
DutchvUle,
Dysortville, ' :
Eagle Mills,
Eagle Rock,
Earpsborbub,
East Bend,
East Laporte,
Eden,
Edenton,
Edlnboro'
Edney ville, m ',
Enrdrs Mills,
Elevation,
Elizabeth City.
Elizabethtown,
Eikin. -
Elk Shoal,.
Elliaville,
Enfield,
Enola,
Erwin8ViIle,
Fair Bluff,
Fairfield,1
Fair Grove,
Fairport, '
Jfairview,
Faison's Depot,
Falkland,
Faucy Hill,
JFarmington, J
Favettevule j
Fentrisa, n ,
First Broad, 4
FUhDam,
Flat RiVer, : ; ,
Flat Rock, . 4
Flat ShoaL '
Flinty BracchJ
orestvuie, p i
Fork Mountain,
I A nAl n.' MarV !A Honston.
Wayne, Jao KManly; I
'Clevelarid,Uannih McFarlarid;
tUendersonGee Lj reiii.
(Orange, P J Mangum.
Granville, Mrs 'LI J Blair.
J McDowell,Mrs Eliz'tttDysort.
Iredell, Jno Fox. J . ,
! Wake, . , Miss K. Chamblee.
j Johnson, . Miss B A Young.
I Yadkin, Evan Benbo. ; .
i Jckson, . Easton Potis.
j Randolph, Jno C Andrews.
! Chowan, J RMcCurdy. ,
tMontg'ry, Mrs M J Watklna.
ilenoersonvvm Deaicman.
Stanly,; NoahC Eflrd. V
Johnson; Sarah Dixon, f
Pasquot'k,Miss iMar'a Melroy.
Bladen, . James M Cook.
Surry, ! M ilton C York.
Alexander, James F Moore.
Bladen, Duncan Ballard,
HallfaxV Louisa Wooten.
Iredell, Robt W.Leslie.
Cleveland, Miss S L EUla.
Columbus.Joshua WaddelL
Hyde;. ( Miss Joana Lawyer.
Davidson, Mrs S J Lee, j
Granville, Cath F.WUliams. j
Bunc'mbe,M N omith.
Dublin. Chas Reaves. ;
PitO Jo3 & Mayo. 1 I
Iredell. Jno A McLeeland. I
Davie, Mrt 8 D McGilL ;
Cumberi'dGeo Lauder. ; - ,
Guilford; Miss E C Fentress.
Ruthcrfrd Nancy McCurry.
Wake, Graridiaon Philpatt
Orange,!; J no Hancock. ; ; i
' HendersonCiphas Stradley. 1
'Surry, E F Taylor. '
Mitchell, T A Buchanan. s.
Wakei .'Ellas F Wyatt. .
Yancty, . Jacoo iiTuer. ,
Kinston;
Klrkiand .
KitrelL ' '
Kuip of Reeds,
Kn6h Creek,
Kyles Landing,
Lake Comfort,
Lake Landing
Lanesborough
Lassfte'r's Mills
Laurel Hill
Laurel Spring
Laurinburgh
Liwson ville
Leaksvllle
Leasburgh ..
Ledger j -"
Leachburgh
Leesville,
Leicester
Lenoir
Lenox Castle
Lenoir Institute
Leo -'-j . -
Lewisville
Lexngtou
Liberty Hill
Iilesville
Iillington
Lincoln ton .
Little Mills
Little River .
Littleton
Little Yadkiu
Locust Hill
Logan's' Store
LODg's Mills
Long Ridge
Long Street
Louisburgh
lioveiace -
Lo-. elady .
Love's Level
Lumberton 1,- :
McDauiels
McLeans ville,
Moeills Ferry
Mackey's Ferry
Macon Depot
Madison)
Magnolia
Mangum
Mauson j
Mlple Spring
Marble Spring. .
Margaretsville :
Marion-H
Miriboro'
Miriey's Mills
Marshall
Miss LA Black. 1
Lenoir, Henry EddleLj
Cabarrus1. Mrs. E Kiroatrick.
Granville, MrsJ M E OVerton,
" Francis J Tilley.
.Cleveland Mrs. Sarah M Mull.
Cumb'lnd John K Taylor, j .
Hyde, j James McG0wan.
Uydo Selby Watson
Anson Miss M C Allen ' r
Randolph Miss D PLuther
Richmond Elijah Hasty
Asho ! Wyatt Rose '
Richmond Pascall CaddK
Rocki'hamJno Windsor
MaryA Burton
6 P Taylor
Wm J Silver
C H Holland
WmBrown
' 4
Caswell
Mitchell
Johnson
Robeson
Buncmbe Jno Carpenter
Caldwell -Mrs E Killgrova
KockrhamJaa K Garrett
Lenoir
Stanly
Forsyth
Davidson
Iredell
Ansn
1
Jas Elmore v 7
Mary J Jenkins J L
P Laugenpttrl . ,
Mrs M Duseabury
Jas R Scrogj&rtj v,
W H Barnewelf
Martindale
MarUn'sUmeKilaStokea
Marvsville Green
Mebanesviile
Middle Creek
Middletown
Midway
Mill Hill
Mill filter
Milton
N HanoverW B Larkini
Lincoln 1I E Borair !
Richmond Mrn M A Child
Alexander L M 8mith i ;
Halifax j Jas M Hewzome '
Stokes Henry C Co I- S
Caswell Mrs M F Paschal
Ruth'ford' Mrs D R Freenian
Randolph Benj A SclUra
Wash'toa G W Jackson '
Moore j i Absalom Kelley to
Franklin. ; Miss Sarah E Joner
WUkes Miss E A Bickoall
Caldwell Mies S S Finher
, Union; j Miss Barak E Austin .
Robeson Marvin Q Bryan
: Orange j Mrs M J Cook
Guilford Jno McLean I
Harnet t ! Jacob Reardon
Washlng'nWm Brigga ! I
Warren j Miss A A Edgerton
Rockin'amM S Black : ,i :
i Duplin 1 Wm M Evans
i Rlchmoild Walter D Smith
Warren 1 Aaron Smith 1 1
. Wilkes t A F Tripllttle
Cheroke3 Henry Moss;
- Nortbam'nK E Wren
McDowell W 8 Cason
Viitr t Jaa fl Iar
Randoluh Beni Miu-lW
, Madison i Tiio J Boilns
1 Mecklen'irWm M Martin
Mrs il m. omua
Richd Phillips
Alamance 8 A-White
Wake I JB Strairi
Hvde I L D White
rtartriitnri John Perry matt
Cabarrui Jacob Stirewalt
HendersonMrs Mary J Allen
Caswell Sami w-ifyior
HI
4 i
Mitchen.ni Depot JobnEmtM K Mort.r
Forks of .Pigeon, Haywood, Mary C ETans.
Montgomery, """ 7.T'm Houghton.
Forest' Mill,'
Francicor
Stokes,
Mint Hill
Miranda -Mocksville
Mpffttt'a Milla, i
Monica Store
Monroe
Monroetori
Monticello
Morehead City :
Mooresborough
Moosehance
Morgan's Mills
Morgan town
Morris ville '
Mo&ely Hall
Mountain Creek
Mount Airy
Mount Gilead
Mount Monroe
Mount Nebo
3Iount OUve
Mount Pleasant
Moant Firzah
Mount Uii -Mount
Vernon
Mount Willing
Mud Lick - ,
Mull Grove
Rowan T C MCLAUgniiu
Davie - Thos L Leslie
Randolph. Wm B Manese
Sampfton Walter J Oraddock
Union W J Willoughly
Rocki'hamLouisa Wright
Guilford Jna CPntchett
Carteret- John J Henshaw
Cleveland Mary. J Davis ; ,
Moore
Union
Bur e
Wake1
;'Lenoir
Catawba
E Q Seawell
Jno E Morgan -Mifs
J E McElrath
MUs 8 A Morris t
WaUace Ames . i
MUs WE Gabriel ;
T V Aired
Iredell u i i . ,
Yadkin h -Jae Adams
Wavrie iiut Kornegay .
CSrur Lizzie : j
Person ' 1 Jas W Noell
KowM.JnoB Goodwin
, ECPiiillP !
Orange Mrs K Kirk Patrick .
..ha Mrs wan? i. v
muu uiwio it -rt ford Mrs J iraaer
Murtreeaborough Hertford
Murpbey
ahunta .
Nashville
Ncwbern
NejrGardeu
Nw Hill
Wayne
Nash
Craven
. Guilford
Wat
Wo F Flowers
Jno W Harper "4
Geo WNason .t5
J ECox .
Mr L E PaUUTiaU
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