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THE
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11
DAM POST,
Daily,
E. A. PAUL & CO., Proprietors.!
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION IS VARIABLY IN ADVAiNCK :
one year...;.. $10 bo
six months . . . . . .. . . . . . j .j 00
one 'month ' . 1 rw
RATES fOF ADVERTISING: " ,
' A vertUenicnta y Will be Inserted at 1 00 per
square for first Insertion and 50 cents lor each
subsequent insertion., . . ;
Ten lines or less, solid mjnlon type, constitute a
square.' .-: : " "-; ' 'ivk '. ' - !,; j.jh
V
jgINQTON, N. C, SATURDAY MORNING AUGTJST 2I
THE
AVEEKIY
WIUI
INGTON
POST
is published every Monday!
. - vnariestoiw
CiiAKLKSTONi 8; C.; Aug;23.Poal han:
cJred an.l fifty-sjx registered to-day of Uom
tvo hundred and nineteen were whites and
two hundred and thirty-seven colored " '
Cotton at a stand andTno sales, f Receipts
556 bales. . ? 5
Arrived Steamer Falcon from Raltimnr,.
Schooner M. B. Brarrihall trom New York!
anu Dcaooner E. J. Palmer from Baltimore.
, li Savannah Cotton Market.
Savannah. Ga , Aug. 23.-Cotton
steady. JMulfllings 26
bales." r
quiet
cts. i Beceiptal 117
, . , ' . , SUBSCRIPTION : 1
One year.. ........ J . . . . '.
Advertisements $1 per square.
$2 00
fM I Augusta Markets.
Augusta, Ga., Aug.-23.rCot ton dull and
prices ' uncnangeu. iSaIes, 43 ? bales.
dling25 cts.' Clear and hot '
Mirl-
i 1 '-
TELEGRAPHIC.
REPORTED FOR TUB DAILT POST.
1 m
FATAL. ACCIDENT:
ILLNESS OF STEVENS.
THE RAM STONEWALL
THE INDIA IV TROUBLED.
, Cincinnati Markets.
Ciscinnattt, Aug. 23. Flour
Corn 'scarce, mixed - 92 cts - white
Bulk Provisions firmer lint Ralpa email f00
steady.
96 lets.
Pork
clear;
! CLIPPINGS. i
Cincinnati, Chicago and St Louis are 6al
ling each other very hard names throug
their newspapers- but then they are all
"hard" cities. , I
Milwaukee wishes a lake tunnel. i
Item. Gen. Sherman. has been fishing
There are fifteen hundred ornhans hv the
.famine in Orissa. . - - i
Worse fob Correction.- An editor, in
a complimentary notice of a valiant general,
was made, by the omission of a single letter;
to call him a "battled-scared" veteran. '; The
poor man hastened to make amends in his
next issue by saying he meant. ubattle-scar
rt,' but the compositor . put it ubottle
scarred." '
I . - - . .'-.I.1 1
j A Believer. Some time since a: gentle-i
man died in the- town of X. who., during
his life, refused to believe in another world.
Two or three weeks after his demise his
wife received through a medium a commu-
hnicatien, which read as follows: "Dear
Wire low believe. " Please send
thin clothes."
$24. Bacon shoulders
sides 16 cts. Lard 13 cts.
12f a m:
a $11
i j ; New. York Markets
INEW York, Attg 23. Flour State $.7 40
60; Southerns lower at $9 90 a $14.
Wheat dull new Southera red $2 30a$2 35;
white and red mixed 35; white Southern
$2 40. Corn closell drooping-mixed
Western $1 11 a $1 13. Oats 2c. a 3c.
lower n(jw Southern 75c. Mess pork
heavy at $23 40. Lard lesa active at 12fca
14c. IWhiskey more active at $2 36 a f2 40.
Cotton quiet but drooping at 28e. Rice dull.;
Sugar: firm. Coflfee and molasses dull. Na
val stores quiet and unchanged. Tallow
steady a 11 a 12c.
drooping.
Stock strong. Mohcy 5.
Coupons 13. : r
Freights
quiet but
Gold 141.. '62
THE CHOLERA.
ORDER NO. 10
the) MARKETS.
From Washington. I
! j Wabhington", Aug. 23.-1 is said the rani
Stonewall put into Norfolk in a sinking con
dition... v j - '
In crossing a flooded creek near here, the
stage upset and three ladies were drowned.!
President Buchanan is recovering. ! u
Stevens it is reported is becoming alarm
ingly fee Die. ,
I . The military, authorities
are
arming
for the
the
proteci
the
1
Semi4-
citizens atFort Sedgwick
tiqn of the post.' i -, j
I The Cholera is raging among
Doles. : : : . . " t''j-
i 1 Denver papers say Forts Rene and Kear-f
ney are besei gcd .' '
j The cholera is reported as
Shawnee Town, Illinois.
I The pressure on therPresident for Cabinet
changes is increasing.
X
New; York Markets.
New York, Aug. 23. Arrived the Steam
er Saratoga from Richmond and Massachus
etts from Pensacolo. Stocks dull and de
clining.' Money firm. Gold $1 40 J. Ex
change on time 9 f. Sight 10. '62 Coupons
,18. Tennesse sixes new issue 641. Flour
10 a 15 cts. lower. ' Wheat 1 a 2 lower.1
Corn quiet. Oats dull and nominally lower.
Pork lower $23140 a $23 50. Lard firm at
2 a 14 cts. Whiskey steady. Cotton quiet
at 28 cts. Freights quiet. Turpentine stea
dy at 581 a 59. " T
j New Orleans Markets.
New Orleans, Aug. 23. Cotton ilull and
unchanged; sales 350 bales low middlings
at "26 Jc. " Receipts for the week were 887
bales ;i exports for same time, were 7,259 j
bales.4i Stock ion hand, 16,973 bales. Sugar
quiet and firm,1, with only a retail business
cboicefjlDpuisianalQic. Louisianna molas-!
ses,,6Qc:- Flour superfine, $9. Corn active;
white imixed,; $1 20; white, $1 25. Oats
firm at 70c. Pork quiet and firm, at $26 25
a $26; 50. Bacon shoulders, 13 a 14c. ;
clear sides, 18c. Lard quiet and unchanged.
Gold 139 a 140. Sterling 53 a 55. York
sight 4! cent premium. j
. . The i schooner Lottie Wells, of Mobile,
from Minatitlan to New York, went ashore
in the gale of July 19th, between Frontera
and San Pecho iGiijf of Campeachy. No
me ray
A Nursery DiAiiOouE. Govempsa
Now, J ohnny, dear, I have told yon before
that the past tense of "fit" is not "fat," but
"fitted," and -that" "sit, sat," is an exception'
Now write down the, past tense of "knit.'
Johnny (writing it Gnat.
j"Is your brother-in-law really, such a lazy
man ?" asked one gentleman of another.
"Lazy !" . was the reply ; "why, he's so lazy
that he has an artist employed by the month
to draw his breath with a crayon."
"Sarah," said a young man the other
day, "why don't you wear earrings ?" "Be
cause I haven't had my ears pierced." "I
will Lore them for you." "Thank you, you
have done that enough."
Squabbles,
1 malignant a
lives lost.
The following is represented as the con
cla3ion of Sickles' argument
supporting his
Courts
order No: 10: "If the United States
- r T . .1. i . i
in the rebel States be allowed to control th$
military authority, the execution of the Re
construction acts, for ? obvious rqgisonsi, will
soon become impossible. Some of these
courts1 will begin by declaring the acts of
Baltimore Market,
1 Baltimore, Aug. 3. -Cotton quiet ; mid
ling 28 a 28. Coffee dull. Flour firm and
scarce, .prices unchanged, yheat scarce
and active ; white ranges from $1 95 to $2
52. Corn lower; white $1 08 a $1 13 ; yel
low $l: 16. Oat3 lower good to choice, 58
a 65c. ; closing at 60c. tor prime bright : in
ferior 40 a 48c Sugar firm. Provisions
steady and unchanged. Whiskey nominal ;
free $2 ; bond 30 a 35. ....
an old bachelor, shows his
stockings, which he has just darned, to a
maiden lady, who contemptuously remarks,
"Pretty good tor a man-darner." Where
upon Squabbles rejoins, "Gtfod enough for
a woman, darn her."
A man with a very, large bald head was
complimented on the fact that his caput was
analogious to Greenland. 3" Why so?" he
asked. "Because it is a great white bare
place," was the reply.
"I've got no hoops on this morning," ob
served Clara. "How is it you don't sing,
then ?" asked cousin Johd. "What do you
mean, stupid !" "Why, if there are no hoops
the staves are' liable to come out, you know."
"I'd have you to know,' madam, that my
uncle was a banister; of the law." "A fi"
forypur bauister," retorted Mrs. Partington',
turning up her nose, "haven't la cousin as
is a corridor in the navy."
What bird is that which is absolutely
necessary that we should have at our din
ner, and yet need neither be cooked nor
served up ? A swallow.
"Is there any danger of the boa -constric-
A ia t ? j r 1 1 M ....
ior Diiing f asKea a visitor 01 a zoological
showman. "Not the least." replied the
showman "he never bites ; he swollers hia,
witties whole."
! coimiissiON HOUSES.
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED DLAVE FORM
JL ed a Copartnershln under the ntvi nr r
- - J - v US U
spRutiT & iiitison.
eral04"71 m business in Wilmington as gen-
Shipping & Commission Merchants
- -, . and
" Froclu.ce Factors. 1
They are ready to make
LIBERAL ADVANCES ON PRODUCE
! consigned to them .1
j Fpr Sale in Wilmington, ;
. j : ' or to their j ' ;
FRIENDS IN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
. eJ7 effort wUi be made Vge .'satisfaction
. ALEX SPRUNT,. r .
of Wilmington. .
JOHN W.. HINSON, I
'"-!' " fr TiTlTkllTl "r
WilminfftoD. Auff. 15. 1867: y . '
A3
Anman'a HilL.
. .
1 uaatnivuie, -
.Barclaysville,
ath. . '
Hattleborouffh.
Bay River,
Bear Branch
Bear Wallow.
I Beattie's Ford,
oca inert,
Beaver Dam,
Bellevoir.
BelTidere.
T. PKTTKWAT.
. BOGSH MOORE
PETTEWAY & MOORE' 1
GjJNEItAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NORTH WATER STREET, ,
WILMINGTON, N. C. . j
OLICIT CONSIGNMENTS OF r.OTTnW
NAVAL STORES AND COUNTRY pro!
DUCE. '
Being AGENTS for the-Manufacturers 1 are
prepared to fill, on the most reasonable terms,
orders for
GEO. KIDD'S CELEBRATED
COTTON GINS,
ZELL'S RAWBONE ' , ,: '-! '
SUPERPHOSPHATE,
BROWN'S COUNTER;
PLATFORM and RAIL-
ROAD SCALES.
Have constautlv 6u hand FERTILIZERS of all
descriptions. . . ..
ang5 1 U
JAS. L. flATHAWA& UTLEYi
(Formerly HATHA WAX & CO., Importers ! of
Molasses and Sugar, Wilmington N. C ) j i
Shipping and Comniission Merchants,
171 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.
E SOLICIT ,consiffnments of Cotton. Na
val Stores, Sheetinsrs, Yarns. Tobacco.
and other Southern Products, to the sale of
which our prompt personal attention will be
given. We will make liberal advances npon re
ceipt of Invoice and Bill of Lading. . A11 Mer
chandise and Produce shipped to us for sale are
insured from point of shipment, with or without
advice. Invoices should always accompany each
snipmcnt. i
Both of us haviug had qver twenty years' ex
perience m business in tue South, and our J. La
HATHAWAY three years in New York, we
confident we can secure j full prices for
friends who will favor us with their
ments. - ! ; '
J AS L. HATHAWAY, - WM. R. UTLEY.
1867.
List of Present Postmasters
State of North Carolina
NOi
the
omcE.
COUNTY.
Abbotts Crcc
Albermarle,
Allenaville,
Amity Hill.
Anderson's Store.Anson.
Aquone,
Arcadia,
Ashborough,
Ashville,
Auourn,
STMASTEK.
DaTidson. levi 'l eah.
Stanler. Mrs N J Marsh.n
Iredell, Mrs JC RoyeU-r.
ysaweii, worm A White.
anson, Miss M McNutt.
Anson, Wm L Smith,
Macon, Louis 4 C Rolen.
Davidson, Hegrji Dieher.
Randolph, Enginka B McCain.
Buncombe John Jones.
Wake, John G Andrews.
MOnt.'irmv WlIHa r A n
A t- i ' F(-;'-....UaUUJU.
--wjBwiuuRu, warnett, KJ Morris.
nlZZ Buncombe Richard Ledbetter.
Bakers X Rojds. Franklin: fr l.n n.w.
BakersTine, ilttcheli; JlRakerT
narclavsville - T!flmtta i vt.. Tt r-wil
Beaufort, Jameal A Martin.
Edg'cmbe.Sarah J E Smith.
C raven, John W Bryan.
Rithmond John W Terry. ;
HendcreonDarid Vllliama.
Lincoln, Sidney A Borch.
vtuicrei,. .woa w. iavis.
iiion,' WUUaifa Newson.
hatham, Ths B Farran.
'ei"o'manfJn?ah rwthrtia
Bennetts Vinvard-Rhmnnrt
fietnania, ... Folrsyth, Miss Amelia Grabs.
Bethany Churi h, Ijil, Edward R Mills.
Beulah, Johnson, -Miss N J Hinnant.
SFf1!8' WS' Thos R Simpson. .
Big Lick, - tnly, John Hpneycutt
Black Creek, Wilson, Mrs Efchristmas.
Blackman's Mills.Sampson, Joel Hkrd. 1
iJiacK Mountain, MCDowell,Jame8lF WilUs
xiKiuverc;napei,ii tianoverWm
jQiacKweii,
Bladen,
weU. Caddii
Bladen, Jas
StOkes, MissS
Ctan'land, WmC
jseauiort, Seth A3
Henderson James
Giranville, Henn
feel
bur
consign-
Post Office.
Unmailable letters held for non-payment of
postage in Wilmington Post Office; August 22d,
1867: , ; '
Buchanan, (Tailor)
Cnrry, Love
Holmes, OD2
Pate, William
Moore, Jennie J
Spencer, Henrietta
WRECKS.
Augusta, Ga.
Hi
Clinton, N. C.
Louis ville Ala.
Care C Dewey.
Mt Olive, N. C.
! The above letters will be sent to. the "Dead
Letter dffice" Saturday evening nextj, unless call
ed for and, the postage paid. . '
Ed. R. BRINK, P. M.
GoyerBimeiit Wrecks.
'AVING BEEN NOTIFIED BY THE SEC-
I retarv of the Treasury that a contract has
beeni made by him with GEO. Z. FBENCH and
ROBERT STEVENSON, for saving property
from; wrecks of all vessels belonging to the Go
vernment, on and adjacent to this coast, and
haying been appointed by him as agent to super
intend their operations, I hereby warn all per
sons I from interfering with said wrecks or any
other Government property on the eoast. .
1j. li. UiOliliO,
Congress void; "
WAsnrftToxJ Auff. r23.Ttie tollowins;
statemc'nt in relation to pen. pickles' Order
No. 10, and ,the" executive order thereupon
will correct the current misapprehension s
On flip 14th inst.- the instructions sent -to
; I Gen. Sickles excepting Urjitd States cours
I ! from military orders, and vere suspended
innt.il lua renort and views uoon the matter
could be received On the
17thv the com-
nianding officer of Wilmington reported
that the AttorneyGeneral had instructed
the Marshal of ortji Carplina to proceed;
ito enforpe the executions of, the U. S. courts,
; threatening prosecution against persons pre
; lrArtininr Uim r Tnstructionst were issued to
Col.' Frank by Gen Sickles, not - to permit
,the order qf ant court to be enforced in vio
lation of existing orders, and to report fullyt
,'xipon cbesypendiDg. . These Recurrences,
having een reported to the War Depart-1
' ' men't, tUe instructions . originally 'f sent to
Gen. Sickles Jiave been withdrawn.
Internal Revenue receipts of to-day were,
; five hundred and seventyfive thousand d ol-
A train ou the, Annapolis Railroad went
nto rcu. vert killing the ehgi neer, fireman f
1 and, a boySeveral passengers were injured.
The train took firet I i 1
TTie Turkish Minister was officially pre-
, seoted to the President to-day. t-
The:Cabinet Wa3 in session' from VZ M. to
Rumors are afloat
had been cut off
St. Louis, Aug. 23.
that the Kansas militi
from Fort Hayes. A ' .
Gov Butler of Nebraska has just returned
from Big Blue and reports eleven men killed,
twenty-four horses Istolen .and fitty-four
houses deserted. Over fifty two thousand
acres of land entered in Omaha district in
July. : - : -'-
; 1 Rick i Bibd Esq.,- has returned and will an
nouncehis wishes to-morrow.
A I.
following : "A
a v babe
An Iowa oaoer tells the
v "J! r . j j j
six months bid was crying lustily, and the
mother was perplexed to know, what the
trouble was. At last, after iit seemed al-
most exhausted, it spoke with startling dis
tinctness these words : "Give me a drink
of -water!" . Of coursed the mother . was
frightened, but she gave the water, when it
immediately went to sleep. The infant had
neyer spoken before, nor has it since. : We
can vouch for the truth of the above, as we
are personally acquainted with the parents
of the child." u. : i -
Somebody ought, to
Editor.
vouch.
for . that
Tlhv'T Tell A' basntul vounjr man es
corted an equally bashful young lady home.
As they approached the dwelling of the
damsel she said, entreatingly, "Jehiel, don't
tell anvbodv vou beaued me horned' 'Sarry,
said be, emphatically, "don't you mind;
I'm as much ashamed of it as you are."
V
2P:m.
to day.
. Arrival of Reamers at New : York, i In
Nw rToRKf August" 23.-Steamers Leo,
i . atwr,iv )Tirl f CinrfArni from NassanJ
' i 'Oh ina Mr. Smith- was here this morn-
inff. and when ma told him that you would
not be home till late, he said ; her lips were.
1 ikft honev: and that he wished he was
bee, and then he kissed hen V. They- gave me
o ofiW nf nanVlv nftt.to tell aHV One," but I
1SnH tliinV fhrV1 mitfrt "VOH-' VOU are SO WCll
acquainted with ma." . , i
k i Whv is a nusrsret of isrold found at Balla
rat. ! Australia, like the Prince of Wales ?
Because it is a production ot Victoria, and
Will
Registers Vacancies Filled.
Head Q'rs Post of Wilmington, N. C, )
' t August 3rd, 1867. )
Special Orders, )
No. 41. -
The following appointments of Registers to nil
vacancies, are hereby announced, subject to the
approval oi the Alaior General commanamg :
! NEW nAKOVEB GOUNTT.
L. N. Barlow vice W. B. Jones: E. R. Wilson
vice S. S. Ashley ; A H.. Morris vice W. H. Pick
ett, r .
SAMPSON -COUNTY.
Edward S. Caldwell, vice Clifton Ward ; M. H.
Mattislvice W. L. Robinson; Lewis H. Uryant
vice Miles Powen.
.Tftirifia Cashwftll vioft Charles' Lewis : F. W
Foster vice Daniel Bine.
COLUMBUS. COUNTY,
John Meares vice Lennon. ; .
. ' t ROBESON COUNTY.
E. K. Proctor vierf James Sinclair G. P.
Rourk vice Ceasar McCullum.
l DUPLIN COUNTY.
! ITftnrv F. Brandis vine John E Fussell ; Pat
rick Ci Oatea vice F. A Newberry ; Daniel Kline
vip.fi U A. Merrimnn.
The persons above annuuced will ' take and
file the' prescribed oath with as little de'ays
possibla. i
i ! ' R. T. FRANK,
Bvt. Lt. Col. and Capt 8th Infantry, Command-
mg iost.
Imington, Aug. 5, lb67.
Journal copy.
Coll. Int.
Rev.
tf
ISOTICE.
HAVING CONTRACTED WITH THE SEC-i-etary
of the Treasury for the salvage of all
' Blockade runner"; and other w.-ecka, and prop
erty belonging to the United States on and adja
cent to - this coast contracts will" be made with
parties desiring to engage in wrecking, saving
iron, &c. t GEO. Z. FRENCH,
10 So. Front St., Wilmington, N. C.
Blockers,
Blount's Creek,
Blue Ridge,
Blue Wing,
Bogne,
Boilston,
Boman's Bluff,
Bone Camp, .
Boone,
BOon Hill,
Bostick's Mills,
Branche's Store,
Bru-- de d,
Bricb Qiiurch,
Bridge Water,
Brindletown,
Brinkleyville,
Brookville,
B rower's Mills,
Brown Marsh,
Buchanan,
Buffalo FOrd, .
Burgaw Depot,
Burney's Myi,
Burnsville,
EustryFork,
Calntuck,
Calers Hill,
Calhoun,
Camden, '
Cameron,
Camp Call,
Cane CreeK,
Caraway,;
Carbonton,
CarolmeSeminary Greene,
Carthage, Moore,
Caxy, Wake,
Casher's Valley, Jackson,
uastalia, Nash,
Catawba Springs, Lincoln,
Uatawoa station, lrejaen,
Catawba View. Caldwell,
i. . T LI "
aiuarine iaKe, vnsxow,
Uathey's Ureek,
Cedar Bush, .
Ctdar, Grove,
Cedar Hill,
Cedar Mountain,1
Centre,
Centre Grore,
Cerro Gordo,
Chalk Level,
Chapel Hill,
Charlotte,
Cherrytield,
Uherry Lane,
Chestnut Ridge,
Childsviile, i
Chimney Kock,
China Grove,
Clarks Creek,
Clarksvitle,
Clayton,
Claytonville;
Clear Creek,
Clinton,
Cloyer trehard,
Coburn's Store,
Colerain,
Coles ville,
Colletsville,
Columbia, 1
Columbus,
Colvins Creek,
nry. i
B Luck,
hwelh
Brown.
ulbreth.
Ruff.1
ay lor.
Mayor.
P Edwards.
e Davis.
Aug. Cth, 1867.
Journal. copy.
tf
BANKING.
BANKING
i
HOUSE
OF-r-
JAY COOKE & CO.,
! No. 20 WALL STREET, l-
. ! " " ' . !!i h ' ' h
Corner of Nassau Street, NEW YORK, j
!
HOTELS.
Y 1
21, 23, 25. & n Broadway, N.
- Opposite Bowling Green,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
THE STEVENS HOUSE IS WIDELY AND
tr thp travellinff public. The
Infttinn ia osnApiailv f?nitable to merchants'and
w r'" . . . S t. n
hnoinoca man it la in PIOSK uruiillXlT i
business cart oVthe city is on the. highway of
Southern and Western travel and adjacent to
all the principal RaUroad ana oieamuoai, re
pots. ' - . I -
f tttit1 sTTrvff NR HfiTISE has liberal accom
to! f nrr 20(1 CrnestS lt li Well lUrniSh-
ed, and possesses every modern improvement
for the! comfort and entertainment of its inmates.
snAplnns and well ventilated
provided with gas and water the attendants are
prompt and respecuui-ranu mo ""f " 6k"v
ously provided with every deUcacy of the season
at moderate rates. . . - .
,Ti, m. h.trino'hppn rf furnished and remoa
arppnahiprf to offer GXtr& facilities lor
fha (.ntnfrvrt o n nl P1 RTI T ft OI OUT GUCSlS.
i : Proprietors.
r . I- - : - - 1-tf
WE BUY and sell at the most liberal current
i nUpoe anA tpon nn harxl.a full snnntv of
f i Kx-vJ, 1 " " . .f J
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL 188UE8,
SEVEN-THIRTIES, and COMPOUND INTER
EST NOTES, and execute orders lor purcnase
and sale of S t OCKS, BONDS and GOLD, j
I CONVERSIONS.
We convert the several issues of Seven TbiR-
Tnts into Five-twenties on the most favora.
m.nTERMs. taking the Ht series at Govern-
wieut Rates, allowing: a commission to dealers.
Circular with fnllparticvlars furnished upon; ap
plication. A,
aug5 - - - - . ! " ' tf
1XOTXG3E. : - .
rrT1V ITRF-KIImA ri S SAVINGS UATib.. UU-
ring my absence will be under the charge of
J. C. MAK. . .r . !
OmcE with Collector oi internal nevepue,
Custom House Building, j .
Office hours from a A M. to a tr. 31 . .
. Cashier.
dfewlm
.aug 10
ang 5
v
Cpumbus,Mrs E
HejQdersonMrs Ji
I ' Hon 1UI l(.
Madison, JnO Edwards. -Watauga,
David fca ds. i
Johnson, Miss AlJ Parker.
Richmond T BosUck. -Duplin,
Wm BTHerring
Wake, J W Wiggins;
Guitford, Jas Clapp. i
Burke, Mrs M iialybeerton.
! 44 . JasH lall. l -Halifax,
MisS F M Bennett.
Granville, Mrs L I Strayhorn.
Randolph, Wm N Brown.
Biiaden, Miss C ara 8ink,
.Granville, James A Harris,
Riindolph, Harmon TCox.
N (UanoverJ B Jofden, ,
Randolph, Mrs N jBurney,
Yaqcey, . Joshuaj Williams.
. Pelrson, Mis J LMUlner.
Nlanover Chas KBarnhilL
Jacksouj James Branton.
HehdersonAlex G -ogg. u
Calmden, Edwin VV Morse.
N Hanover Miss M M Johnson.
Cleveland, Mrs Ann L Green.
Chatham, Oliver P Lindley.
RandodlphMrs Mary W'inslow.
Chatham, KA Stbwart
Geo C Hines. I
Mary Yvfirookshire.
Henry C Eatmin.
Alfred Zachryj
MissFannieOsborne"
Wm S iTucker.
Miss E k. iawrence."
Mrs Jaae Bowman.
Jno Rhpdes.
Hehderson James Ilamblin.
Davidson, Miss -Susan Suuimy.
Oninge, Miss! Matfi Allison.
Anson, Miss JuhaAMcLean
Hendersonifeiml J ffiaey. j, t
Guilford, Mary FlMorrov?.
Person, Mrs E V Bumpass.
Coliumbus.Jas Camnbell. !
Cuaiberl'd John DiEegraml
(Grange, John Wihite. j
MeCkien'er Unas A rrazler.
HendersonJames Leiniard.
Ashfe, Franeis jBryun
Yadkin. Jane Maynard.
Yanicey, Miss N M Wiseman
Rutherfo'dMiss E J WLsori.
Rowan, Mrs. Ann E Heas
Jttontg'ry, Miss K t Greeni,
Johbscm, ; Miss C. Wood.
HendersohJames H Hood.
Meek' burgMary P Flew.
Sampson, Jno. W Koberts.
Orange, Sally Fonst.
Meek' burg Hugh Downing.
Bertie. Miss h Henry
Stokes. Miss A A Peatross.
Caldjwell, Miss Jane Collet
Tyrrell, NAlinjd6ay. !
Polk, Jas. Mcfarland.
N HinoverW B Hunt.
Company's Shopi Alamance, Geo. D Boon.
Concord, Cabarrus, John Fiik. .
lredell. James faerie.
Rut'ford, Miss J Ej Waldroup
Lincoln. - Miss J a Norwood.
Davie, John Sermon. ;
Richjmond Alfred Baldwin, j
Hay woodj H T Kinksmore.
Moore. Mary Coffe.
Bladen, Harry PJ Crowelk
Madison, Miss Jane E Reefes
Mrs. N. M. Carson.
Joseph Rigsby
Frankto, Macon,
FrankUnton, Franklin,
French Creek Ch,BUden7
rfieuuiuip, Unlirord
snm.
Fallswood's
Fulton. I
Gap CItU,
Gap Creek,
Gannon's Mill
Gardner's Ford,
Gatesrille,
Germantoo, "
Gibsonrille,
Gilmer'a Store,
Glade Creek,
Glades borough,
Glenaloon."
Globe,
Gold Hill,
Go! da borough, ,
Goldston,
Graham, j
Grassy Creek,
GrasavKnob,
Graysbureh,
Green HiU, i
Green Levelj
GreensTwrongh;
Greenville,
Grtefs Station
Grove, -m
vum oranen, .
Hadley's MUl?.
Haliiax, , .
IUllarUle,
Hamilton,
Hamptonille,
Hanners ville,
Harrell's Store,
HarrelisyUle,
Harrington,
Harris' Depot,
Harris ville, 1
Hartshorn,
Hatteras, :
Hair Branch,:
Haw River,
IIay.Meadowr
naystack, '
Hays Store. .
Haywood,
Heathsvillc,
Helton, j
Henderson,
Hendereonvjlle,
Heiringsville, ;
Hertford.
Hickory Tavern, Catwaba.
JS AErurman.
i Rnrgcsa.
J H Allen.
J nn tV t
Store,MeeklnbVWm P UoZZU
Alleghany,Mra C E Vaughan,
Cabarras." Mias 8 Hartiick
Cleveland, Perry D Greer-
Gates; Miss M 8 Moody
Stokev Marc41U4 Jordi
Guilford, JIANeese.
" Thoa Ragao.
Ashe,, AndirBCarwn.
Randolph, Francis J Ltndon
Chatham, Mist Ellen 8 Kelly
Caldwell, David Moore. f'
Rowan,' John C 8nugz.i ?
Wayne, Hiram B Grant .
Chatham, Mr Flora A DiionJ
Alamance, Jaa B Mc Murray
Yancey. John f Dickson.
RutWd, Mrs Louisa Kioz
NTth'pton, Nathan Harrhw
: RuthVd, Miss Martha Moore.
Wake, , AID Upchurth.
Guilford, J D White. F
Pitt, Jno Congleton.
Columbus,Davld & Strothcr "
Chatham, ChaaElUa: I t
" NoahHowe. ;'
Onslow, Martha A HarrclL
Chatham, C E Johnsoni
Halifax, N FlU Patriek.
Duplin, Geo W -Wllsin.
Martin, W W Gardiner.
Yadkin, Allred G Carbon. 4
Davidson, MaryACoppcL
N HanoverJal W Bland.
Hartford : N L Shaw.
Harnett, Annie Harrington.
Cabarras, J L Klrkpatrlck,
Mont'ery. Miss D 8annders.
Alimance, John Cobb.
Hyde, H W Styron.
Onslow, Zathus Brown.
Alamance, Julia E Randleman.
Wilkes, Rachel Sebastian.
Surry, Jas Hopper.
Wake, WH Page.
Chatham, Jno L balden. 1
IIdUax, ' D IU Marshall. '
Ashe All Jones. I
Grah ville, Salie J Reaves.
UendereonHugh Llviugsjton.
Sampson. 0 M-ah Ulghsmith.
rerq mj . ' u"" ilintdn.
t EUia. .
ennv.
Ruther'fd, Delphloe Aaialot
asne, 3irJaLes fortls.
Orangey DeimlsiHeartl
GuUfcird, Wra Archer." , .
Randolph, 8ani'l A Hewl'ey.'
jiaaison, p Lawaon,
High Shoals,
Hiuardston,
Hillsborough,
Hillsdale,
Hills 8tore,
Holly Grove.
Hommecy Creck,Biinc6mbe Miss R E Chandler. -
uooKerstowr, Greene, , C C Stilley, ;
Randolph, Neiion M Orqw.
Ashe.i Mrs! Sarau. Taylor.
Bertld, H F Williams.
Iredesl, Andrew Baggerty.
Yadkin, Get rge Garner.
Caswell, Mrs. J Blackball.
Yancey, Joel E Knap,
N'tham'tn Jos. Cobeland
Jackson's Creek, Randolph, M J Nance.
Jackson Spring, Moore , Anna Campbell.
jacoos rork, uatawba,, jj K Beck.
Jamestown, 1 uoiiiora, Misc HKiiarru
Jamcsville, Martin, E H Bailey..
Jefferson. Ashe. E CiBartlett.
jonatnans ureea, nay wood, misw L Lcattieram
Jones Mine.
Hoover Hill.
Horse Creek,
Hotel, 1
Honstonvllle,
Honts.ville,
Independence,
Ivy,
Jackson,
Cnrriersville. t Moote. Mies B A Cume.
UurrtucK, luos. uiMunden.
Cool Spring, j .
Coopers Gap,!
Cottage Home,
County Line,;
Covington,
Crab Tree, 1
Grains Creek,
Crowells Mill.
Cross RockJ
Crowd'rs Mount' nGastbn,
Cuninghams S tore Person,
Cnrriersville,
f!nrritnftk C. H.
Curtis Mills, Alamance, Miss r J Luterloh.
Dallas. liaswn. Miis w Morns,
Danbury, Stokes, I Wm W McCanleys.
Davidson uoiiege,3iecai o g.tiansou r ixeiper.
Davidson River, HenjlersonE Pattot, ;
, xaneey, jno reterson. ,
Wake, Roena Marshall
Guiiford, E E Meridenhall,'
Buni'mbe.Miss H E Carter,
SurrV. Robert If McGriffin
Cleveland, Fletcher Falls,
Cravfen. W.Jf Lego
Day Book,
Dayton,
Deep River,
Democrat,
Dobson,
Double Shoal,
Dover,
Draughon's Stcirc.Sampson,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL
inOLLECTOR'S OFFICE,
rjSECbND DISTRICT, NORTH CAROLINA,
Office Honrs from 9 A M. to 3 P. M.
V', ; . ' ' L. G. ESTES, Collector.
Treasury of the United States
DIVISION OF TJ E NATIONAL BANKS
... :i Washington. Dra, Feb. 20, 1S7.
T IS HEREBY CERTIFIED 'THAT THE
First National Bihk of Wilmington, N. U, a
Banking Association ! organized under the Act
'to provide a r ationai vurrcucj , v j -Lioa,
.rvfirnitoa States Bonds, and to provide
fL..iM.TiiMrm nl redemotion thereof-V ap-
proved June 3d. 1854, having complied withthe
ieanirements of section 45 of said Act, and with
tbe regulaUons of this Department made in pur
suance thereof, haa this day been designated as a
Depository ot ramie -Jioneys,,
from Customs, and by virtue of such designation
wilt also be employed as a Financial Agent of the
Government. ' ' OT,TVJXTT.TJ j
Treasurer, U. 8.
Dry Ponds,
Dudley.
Duncan s Creek,
Dannis Rock,
Durt.auTs, -
Dutduville,
D3 son ville,
Eagle Mills,
Eagle Rock,
Earps borough,
East Bend,
Est Laporte, ,
Eden,
Edenton,
EdinboroV
Edneyvillc,
Efirdfs Mills,
Elevation,
Elizabeth City,
Elixabethtown,
Elkin,
Elk Shoal,
EUiaville,
Enfield,
Enola,
Erwinsville,
Fair Bluff,
Fairfield,
Fair Grove, m
Fairport,
Fairview.
Faison's Depot,
Falkland,
Fancy Hill, ,
Farmington, (
FavetteviJIe,
Fentriss,
First Broad,
Fish Dam,
Flat River,
Flat Bock,
Flat Shoal,
Flinty Branch,
Forestville,
Fork Mountain,
Lincoln,
Wayne,
Vf Olil AJVVt
Marv A Houston.
Jno K.ACaul
Cleveland, Hannah McFarland,
HendersonGea C Si
Umdire. P J Man!
Granville. Mrs L J
McJJibwell.Mrs Eliz th Dysort.
Iredvll, Jno Fud i .
Wake, Miss ft., inamoiee.
Johnson, Miss B A Young.
Yadiui, EvanBesibo.
Jjckfeon, Easton fot:s. j x
Randolph, Jno C Andrews.
Chowan, JRMfCardy.
Montg'ry, Mrs M J Watkins.
HcnaersonWm Deakman. .
SUnly, NoahC:flrd.
John&on. Sarah Dixon.
Pasquot'k,Miss Majj-'a Melroy.
Bladen, jamcs jt wwk.
Surry,
MUtonU York.
Alexander.Jamea F Moore.
Bladen, Duncan Ballard,
Halifax, Louisa Wootcn.
Iredell, Robt W Leslie.
Clevteiand,5Mi&8 8 L Ellia.
ColrimbuskJoshua WaddelL
Hvdb. MissJoa
Davidson. Mrs 8 J
Granville, Cath F
Banc'mbe.MsNai
DuDlin.' Chas Re
PltO I ' Joa H Mai
ir.An Jno A Mcl
Davie, Mr SDlcGUL
i'tirnhpfl'dfieo Lauder, t
GnUford. Miss EO Fentreaa.
Wake, i GranUcia Philpott
Orangey Jno Hanjcock. .
IlendersonCiphas SJtradley.
fSurry,, SFTyr j - ;
Mitcneii, . a a
fclias jj y yaiu
x Lawyer.
Lee ' :-L,
Williams.
mth.
ifeves.
ro.
eeland.
Joyners Depot,
Judesville, '
Kenansville, 1
Keraersville,
KilUans Mills,
Kings boro'
Kings Mountain, Gaston,
Ulnston,
Kirkland,
Kltrell. !
Kuap of Reeds,
Knob Creek, !
riyles Landing,
Lake-Comfort,!
Lake Landing j
Lanes borough t
Latfsiter's Mills
Laurel Hill
Laurel Spring
LauriDburffti
Randolph, HannahlL Arnold.
Edsr'coinb'i w GrtKn.
Surry, Lucy K Thompson.
Duplin. Mrs
Forsyth, MM
Lincoln, Wm
Edir'ombo,Jon.
Miss
Lenoir. Hem!
Cabarrus Mra.
M A Wauon.
L P Kerner. .
Alexander. ,
T. Lamm!. -L
A Blick.
7 Eddie. 1 , "'
EKirpUrlck,;-
LawsonvilTe
Leaksville
Leas burgh .
Ledger 1
Lencbburgh
Leesville
Leicester
Lenoir
Lenox Castle
Lenoir Institute
Leo ?i :;'-! ' - 7
Lewisville
Lex ngton
Liberty Hill"
Lilesville .
LilHogton '
Lincolnton
Little MUls
Little River;
Littleton
Little Yadkin
Locust Hill
Logan's Store
Long's Mills
Long Ridge -Long
Street j
Louisburgh
Lovelace
Lotelady i a
Love's Level
Lumbcrton I
McDanlels
McLeans ville,
MeXeilla Ferry
Mackey'a Ferry.
Macon Depot
Madison '
Magnolia :
Maugum , j ; .
Maneon r f
Maple Spring.
Marble Spriog
Margarets vitlc
Marion !
Marlboro
Marley'sMiUs
Marshall!
Martlndale ! ;u
Martin's Lime KUa Stpk 06
GrabviUyi. Mrs.
' Francis J Tilley.'
Cleveland Mrs. Sarah M MuIL
Cumb'lnd John! R Taylor.
Hyde, James McGowau.
i Hyde Selby Watson
Ansou Miss; MC Allen
Randolph Mies D P, Luiuer j
Richmond Elijah Hasty; I .
Ashe ' WvattRose
Richmond Pascall Caddie
Roc ki' ham Jno Windsor
" Mary A Barton
Caswell S P Taylor
Mitchell Wra J Silver
Johnson C U Holland
Robeson Wm Brown
Hunembe Jno Carnenter
Caldwell Mra E KUlffroye
Rocki'hamJas R Garrett
Lenoir Jaa Elmore
Stanly , Mary jJ. Jenkins
Forsyth P Laugenour f
Davidson Mrs M Duseubttry
Iredell Jaa R Scrogga
Anson .W II Barnewell
N HanoverW B Larklns I
Lincoln II K Bomir :
Richmond Mr M A Child .
Alexander L M Smith I
Halifax : Jas M Hewzonie
Stokes Henry C Coe
Caswell Mrs Si F Paschal
Ruth'ford Mrs D R Freepau
! Randolph Ben) A 8elUrs '
-Wash'ton G.WlJackson
Moore Absalom Kelley
Franklin Miss Sarah E Jones
Wilkes Mlsa E A Blcknall ,
Caldwell Miss 8 S'Flsher
Union Mlsa Sarah E Aastin
Robeson Marvla (4 Bryan
Orange Mjrs M J Cook
Guilford Jno McLean
. Harnet Jacoo Keardori
Waahin-r'nWm Briggs
Wafrea Miss A A Edtf?rton
- Rockln'amM 8 Black
- Dnnlln Wm M Evans
Richmond Walter Dfimit
Warren Aaron Smith
Wilkes A F Tripllttle
Cherokee Henrt Mosa
Nortbam'nK E Wren f
McDowell W S (?ason r
Pitt Jaa O May !
Randolpli Beni F Mariey
r Madison Tho J Bdlllns
Mecklen'rWm M Martin
Marys ville
Mebanesvill
Middle Creek
Middletown
Midway i i
Mill Hid l
Mill River
MUtoa
fl M Smith
Phillips
hite
Greeuc '
Alamance S
Wake JB strain
llvdea LD White
Davidson John Perry mart
f!aharrna Jacob Stlrewalt
HendersonMra Mary J Allien
Caswell . Sami W Aayior
MitcbeuenDi pot Johnson rtstoa k oaer
otn -mWi? Miss O E Wood
Wake.
Yanetv. Jacob Hyder.
Ft Montfiroaaery. uueroa.ee, j -
Forest's Mill, f Randolph, Mlsa m,
cMn.'.An I Stokes. moan.
Ills!
Houghton.
jPuckett.
Miranda! j.
Mocks ville j
Moffitt' Mill .
Monks 8 tore
Munroe m i
Monroe ton ;
Montlcello i
Morehead City
MoOresborough
Moosehance 1 '
Morgan's MiUa
Morgantown
Morrlsville j
Mosely Hall
Mountain Creek
Mount Airy h
Mount GUead
Mount Mcurnc
Mount Nebo
Mount OUve i
Mount Pleasant
Mount FlrzalL
Mount Ulla
Mount Vernon
Mount Willing
Mud Lick ' '
f nil rirnTA ! --
Murlreesborougb Hertford
Murphey
. mfr V ' 1 II
Ro win TC MCLaugniin
Davie TbOijLLeane
Randolph Wra B Maneae I.
Saropoff Walter J Oraddock
UoiJ WJWJlongbly;
- Rocki'hamLouisa Wright
GuUford Jnd C Pntchctt
Carteret John J Uenanaw
Cleteland Mary IJ Davis
Nahunta
Nashville
Ne-wbern
Nejr Garden
New HiU .
E Q Seawtll
Jno E Monran
Ml s J B McE rath
Miaa 8 A Morria
Wallace AmtaJ
MiaaWEGabrM'
TV Aired
MraM McLenden
RU Clarke f ,
Jameii Adams 1 1
RobtKornegay J
Lizzie A Lefder
Jaa VI Noell i
Jno R Goodwin L
ECPidUpa - I ; W
Mrs R Kirkpatrick
Milton Moodyj ! :
MraMarg'tllipk
Mrs K Trader 1
Cherokee' WmT Green
Wayne Wm F Flower
Naah . juo v rpc
Craven Geo W Naon
WakV- MrtLEPattUntll
Moore
Union j
Bar e
Wake
Lenoir.
Catawba
Surry
Montg'ry
Iredell
Yadkin
Wayne
Cabarrus
Person
Rowan
4t
Oraoge
Chatham
Catawba
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