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S
QEN. CAT
IM,
BY APPOItlTED TO
SECOUD DISTRICT.
- ! ' From Washington.
Wasiiingtok,v -Aug. 27,-Tlie President
has assigned Gen. Canby to; the 2nd and
Gen. Hancock to the 5tU Districts.
Jtnen?Cial fTr? the amount of
'w JmfT d?FiDS tb Wear ending
June oOth,. to be six hundred and sixtv-sev-en
millions iwuncls; value in currency, two
hundred and two million dollars: ,
iue rresiaent and Gen:. Hmnt ia'
I -Ira nf ia 1 ..7 i. r
vcu'"' grounau in opnosition
ample
with
GOITQN
exports!
AiTairs in1 Georgia.
IvIeL-tters iiti; "Virginia,.
1
Reports
I' 'l:
ty
From Wash intrtnn i
widening.
iSxecutive assimiuenta s Ju' . VnrAe..
some indignationragainst UKjocks renmvul
trom the Pepartment of Missouri.
Grant has not yet promulgated instfuf
tions carrying the Presidents order. into cf
This mornings Tribune Isays; Gen. r Sheri
clanin a letter to a gentleman of this citv
thinks the future prosperity , of, Louisiana
;cyond question and assures -capitalists
uu.y u0 uuuus reuemiy .issued have
security. . . - . .
i t)apt." Arms who had a recent fi'rht
in.uans arrived at tort Uayes. . He reports
iuiue irmeu, uurtynve wounded and forty A
Mw.iiuiac? iusi. roller orattle the Indians
sent a flag of truce with mesiage: jTeli
your oiJiccr8 we don!t want peace we shaU
keep on tight iug. V
U Three .hundred men incIiiYting Kansas
vol unlcers left Port Hayek on -yesterday af
ter Indians.- ":p::;- r, VX',,'; : - -1
A Nash vi lie dispatch days : Brownio w has
taken possession of the Mobile & Ohio R. R.(?)
Sioux Indians are, ( reported i incorrigible
Crows Irieudlyt Three hundred arid, thirty
cholera deaths reported in Indian Territory,
ooum ivansas. thirty seven. ! Thirty-seven
percent of the population at ;Fort (libson
died,; at Fort Arbuckle sixty Bokliers and
seventy hve Indians died.
" , Foreign Markets.
London',,; Aug. 27.Evenbig. Consols
94 13 ICtb. Bond3 73 ! . . ,
Liverpool, Aug. 27.Cottdn dull ani
declined id. sales of 7,000 v bales; uplands
10d.; Orleans lOJd. Manchester, advices
untavorable. -j " .
Mass Meeting
: 4 MaconGa.,, Aug. 27. '
'A colored mass meeting was held to day,
and numbered from b to 8,000; Speeches
wqre made . by white and colored orators,
of the, radical; party, and (Atlanta radical
platform adopted. General good order and
good feeling prevailed on the ground and in
the city. ' j - -
' ' Ne.w York Markets.
:"Nkw York, Augl 27.' Stocks dull and
steadyk Gold $1; 40. i Money 4a5 per cent.
Sterling 9al0. . '62 Coopons 13J. Flour
10 s( 12 cts. lower. Wheat favors buyers."
Corn qq Let and- unchanged. Oats shade
better.; -I?ork Ijeavy ' at : $23 27f a $27 50.
Lard and Whiskey quipt.! Cotton dull at
27a8. Freights quiet. Turpentine 58:
Rosin coin moii $3 87J. ! '
Augusta Markets.
Augusta j , Aug.- 27.- Cotton Very dull only
a tew; bales sold; at prices irregular.
It is still rainihj;. ,
: Savannah Markets. &c
. SavannAu, Aug. 27. Heavy rains con
tinue throughout the seaboard, The plan
ters from all points are complaining of rain,
saying that the crop are already greatly
damaged and if it does not cease soon very
serious consequences will follow. Brooks
county reports heavy rains daily for the last
.six weeks. ! . -: .r ..';
, Cotton -heavy und declining. No sales.
Middling ) quoted nominally at 25c. ; Re
ceij)ts 180 bales.
" Exkcutivk Mansion,
AVashington, D, a, Aug. 27, 1867." ,
Brevet Maj. Gen Edvyajd R. S, Canby is
hereby -assigned to jthe command of the Sec
ond Military District created by an act of
Congress of March 2, 18G7, and of the mili
tary department of he South embracing the
states 01 -North Carolina and South Cam
Una. He will as soon aa nracticable relieve
Major General Daniel E. Sickles and on- as
suming the command to vfhich he is hereby
assigned "will when; necessaiy to a - faithful
execution of the laws exercise any and all
powers conferred by acts of Congress upon
district commanders andsapy and all authori
ty pertaining Jto officers in command of mili
tary departments. 1 . :
Major General Daniel E. Sickles is hereby
relieved from the command lot the second
6t war
instruc-
T Mobile Cotton Market.
Mobile, Aug. 27, Cotton no sale.-.
ceiptstor two days 112 bales.
. Weather still! unsettled; rained last night;
is now clear, r fThe crops accounts from All
parts of the State are iavorable. Caterpil
lars have appeared in some sections but are
not doing much damage. "!
CLIPPINGS.
COuIMISSION HOUSES.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORM.
ed a Copartnerahip under the style or firm of
spnuriT a umson,
for cari-ying on business in Wilmington
era! . , -. - .. : . -
a gen-
Shipping & Commission Merchants
1 1 and
Produce Factors.
They are ready to make
LIBERAL ADVANCES ON PRODUCE
-r consigned to them j v
For Sale in! Wilmington,
' : r : or to their : , . j
FRIENDS IN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
Every effort will be made to give satisfaction
to their constituents by prompt f ales and returns.
ALEX. SPRUNT, :t
of Wilmington.
JOUN W. niNSON, .
of Duphn co.
15, ibbi. -
List
or Present Postmasters in
State ol i North Carolina.
the
OFFICE.
COUHTT,
rOSTMASTEB.
Franklinton, - Franklin, E Burgess, v.
French Creek Ch, Bladen, J II Allen. .
Friendship, Guilford, Jno W RussehV
Fullswood'a Store, MecklnbrgWm P Houston.
Wilmington, Aug.
aug 17 ! .
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A3. T. I'BTTBWAT. . fiOGKK MOOKS
PCTTEWAY & M00RE'
GENERAL : COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NORTH j WATER STREET,' l
WILMINGTON, N. C.
SOLICIT CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON,
NAVAL STORES AND COUNTRY : PRO
DUCE. I '!. :- -
Manufacturers . are
reasonable terms,
Being AGENTS for the
prepared to filL on the most
GEO. KIDD'S CELEBRATED ,
" COTTON GINS,
ZELL'S RxVWBONE , Vr :
j SUfER PHOSPHATE,
BROWNS COUNTER, ;
PLATFORM and RAIL- j r
I j j ROAD SCALES.
Have constantly on hand FERTILIZERS of all
descriptionsi j i '
aug5 T " t '
JAS. L. HATHAWAY & ETLEY.
(Formerly HATHAWAY & CO.
of
military district. Thc i
ad interim will givd the
tions to carry tln order
ecetary
necessary
into effect.
Affairs in Georgia.
1 . J. . ! . . . .
AtJGCSTA, Ga., Aug, 27.-f- The Universi
difficulty has given rise to consideiablefcrl-
. ' ti ?! .j i " 1 ii. Ji-v :j l.-i. .r-L- .Li
ing. 11 is siaieu luac.a speeuu 01 p stai
at the recent commencement, 'caustfd Gen
Pope to tako stepsto clpse jup the institu t
and convert it into uarracKS. inrougn
exertions ior chaneellor Liuscomi). the exer
cises were alldwed trt continue, oh j tlie; coi
ditionasi alleged,' that th' press of thejStute
Ahould not refer td jthe matter. , It is a so
stated that Gen. Pope has ordered the ap--propriation
of eight-thousand doM, 'made
by the Legislature, to be withheld, i
"The Freed men in the hrst and lourtli dis
tricts are out in an address to their ifello,w-i
"citizens; irrespective oif cdlor, as candidates
for Conrrress- Thev claim that the nsht to
vntfi-.frivfss thera-the risht to hold office, dnd
Ms thv are in the maioritv: the whites shall
. "k . 1 1 ' -'1 mi. .! ' 'ii
ANflREiw Johnson.
5 : ExEcutilvEi Mansion,
r WashingtonAg. 36, 1867: f
. i?ir : In consequence of
condition ojf the health of
K. Thomas as . reported to y6u in Surgeon
the unfayoralHe
Major Gen. fxefy.
st insh, my order
Hasson's dispatch of the 2
dated Aug. 17, 1867, is hereby modified so
as to assign -Mai or Genl Winfield S. Hancock
to the command of theVEifth Military Dis
trict, created by the act ?!' Congress, passed
March '2, 1867, and of tie military departf
pient comprising the State of Louisiana ajhd
Tetas. On being relieved from the co 11-
manu 01 sine Lfeparcment 01 tne .Missouri oy
Major Gen, P. H. Sheridan, Major Gen. Han
cock will proceed directly from New Orlea U3,
Louisiana, and assuming the cbmmancl to
which he is hereby assigned will when :ie
cessaryjto a faithful cxejc itioni or the laws
exercise any and all powers conferred by act
of Congress upon District Commanders unci
any and an autnonty; periaining to omcers
In Brussels, Belgium, and in -many Ger
man cities,- small mirrors are placed , outside
the windows of the private houses, by which
the lady inmates are able to see, without
looking out, those passing by in the street
below, the figures being reflected in the glass.
A visitor is seen bv the same means; when he
appears at the door,-' and "at homer or "not
at home" is often thus determined upon. '
; v" ' 1 ' 'H - -: ' --!- ' " - - - ' ;'. ' "
' A Charleston newspaper, not Radical, re
futes; the foolish stoiy current in Democratic
journals that General Sickles, on I being re
quested by a conductor of a street car to
stop j smoking as it was in contravention of
the published rules, told him to consider the
rules suspended! for a! half hour," and con
tinued puffing his cigar, i
Officers of the engineer corps will tell you
that, to breach a fortress, the balls ot a gun
must always strike the same spot. This law
of ballastics is likewise that of advertise-
Importers
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Molasses ana Sugar, Wilmington N. C.
. : - :!:'.!' ' ' - i - ?' i '
Shipping and: Commission; Merchants,
171 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.
Fulton,
Gap Civil.
Gap Creek,
Gannon's Mills
Gardner's Ford,
Gatesville,
Germanton, s'
Gibsonville, .
Gilmer's Store,
Glade Creek, -i
Gladesboroush,
Glenaloou, '
Globe, , 1
Gold Hill, 1
Goldsborough,
uoiastou,
Graham,
Grassy Creek, .
Grassy Knob;
Graysburh, 1
Green Hill,
Green Level;
Greens borough,
Greenville,
Grist's Station
Grove, ' .
GUlf,
Gum Branch;
Hadley's MiU?.
Halifax,. .
Hallsville,
Hamilton;
Hamptonville,1
Hahnersviile,
HarreH's Store,
Harrelisville,
Harrington
Harris' Depot,
Harrlsville,
Hartshorn, ;
Hatteras,
Haw. Branch,
Haw River, ;
Hay Meadow,
Haystack,
Hays Store,
Haywood, ? 1
Heaths ville, ; v
Helton,
Henderson, - i
HendersonviHe,
Hearings ville,
Hertford,
Hickory TaverU,
High Point, J
High Shoals, :
Hillardston, ;
Hillsborough,1
Hillsdale
Hills Stdre, J
Holly Grove, f
Davie, Mary Caton.
Allcghany.Mrs C E Vaughan.
Ashe, - Wm Laws, r
Cabarras, Miss S Ilartwick'. !
Cleveland, Perry D Gregg, !
Gates, Miss M S Moody.- .
Stokes, Marcellus Jordan..;
Guilford, J A Neese.
'.. Thos Ragul.
Ashe, Andir B Carson. ;
Randolph, Francis Lyodon.
Chatham, Miss Ellen S Kelly.
Caldwell, David Moore:
Rowan, John C Snugg. ; r
Wayne, niram B Grant. '
Chatham, Mrs Flora A Dixon.
Alamance, Jas B McMurray.- i
Yancey. . John Pi Dickson. -
Ruth'irdj Mrs Louisa King.
. N'th'pton, Nathan Harris.'
- RuthffrM, Miss Martha Moore.
Wake, . AD Upchurcb.'
Guilford, J D White.
Pitt, Jno Congleton. f
Colunibus,David 8 Strotht r, .
Chatham, Chas Ellis.
Noah Howe. : 3
Martha A Harrell.' .
.C E Jqhnson.
N Fite Patrick.
Geo W Wilson. . '
WW Gardiner,.
Alfred G Carson.
Davidson, Mary A COppel.
N Hano ver J as W Blan d.
Hartford N L Shaw; .
Harnett, Annie Harrington. I
Cabarras, J L Kirkpatrick, -
Mont'gry, Miss D Saunders, i.
Alimance, John Cobb. ; I
Hyde, HW Styroh. t
Onslow, Zachus Brown. I
Alamance, Julia E Randleman.
Wilk68 Rachel Sebastian. -Surry,
. Jas Hopper. i I
Wake. WHPaffe. 1
Chatham, . Jno L Walden, !
u ii Marsnaii. ,
All Jones. ! ;
Sallie J Reaves. ' i
HendersonHugh Livingston.
Sampson, Sarah nighsmith. ;
Pcrq' mn s, Reu ben Hinton.
Gfctwaba, Wm H Ellis.
Guilford.' Eli Denny,
Ruther'fd, Delphine Aqualot,
Nashe, Mrs Jane S Port is;
Orange, Dennis Heart
Guilford,, Wm Archer.-
Randolph, 8am'l A Hewley. ii
Madion, F M Lawson,
Onslow,
Chatham,
Halifax,
Duplin,
Martin,
Yadkin,
Halifax,
Ashe,
Granville,
Hommcny Cruek,Bunqombe Miss R E Chandler.
.W1
E SOLICIT consignments of Cotton, Na
val Stores, Sheetings, Yarns, Tobacco,
and other Southern Products, to the saleof
which oar prompt personal attention will be
given. We will make liberal advances npon re
ceipt of Invoice and Bill of Lading. All Mer
chandise and Produce shipped to us for sale fare
insured from point of shipment, with or without
advice.' Invoices should always accompany each,
shipment, i '
Both of us hayii .g had over twenty years' I ex
perience in business in the South, and our J. L,
HATHAWAY three years in New York, we feel
. confident we can secure full prices for our
friends' who will fawir us with their consignments.-
' . j ,
JAS. L: HATHAWAY, WM., R. UTLEY.
g anB 1 1-ly.
Hookers town.
hioover liui,
Horse Creek,
Hotel, I
Houstonville,
Huntsville, 1 - ;!
Independence,
Ivy, tiV j
Jackson,
Jackson's Creek,
Jackson Spring, !
Jacobs Fork, i , . -
Jamestown, u
Jamesville,
Jelierson,
Greene, CCStilley,
I Randolph, Nelson M. Crow. 1 -t
Aslie,. ' Mrs. Sarah Taylor;
' Bertie, H F WUliams.
Iredell, Andrew Baggerlyi
Yadkin, Get rge Garner. '
I Caswell, Mrs. J BlackwelL ;
Yancey, Joel E Knap.
rr thanv tn J os. uopeiand. T
Randolph, M J Nance.
Moore, Anna Campbell.
Catawba, F R Beck: j
Guiltord, Miss M R Harris
Martin, E H Bailey.
Ashe, EC Bartlett.
Jonathans Creek, Haywood, Miss L Leatheram.
not be elected by their votes. . The candr-ji jn command of military departments. Maj
Gen. P. H. Sheridan ' will at once turn Over
his present command to the officer next in
rank to himself, and proceeding without de
lay to Fort Leaven worthy Kansas' will felicve
Major Gen. Haucock of thecommand of the
Major .General
yours,
dates arc Conservatives, and in lavor pt unH
' V versal amnesty. " It h theimpres$Iq jthat a
"larrre number of whites will Vote tor : blacks!
In nreference tot whites who can take the ,test
! 6ath. 1, '
Gen. Pope issued orders revoking tempo-r department of the Missouri. '
rarily so much of: his jiir order as interferes; George HThomas will,jurit
with the wresent term ot tne civil courts, as remain in command ot
1 the reiristration, listsy re not completed, the Cumberland.
j White JurorsVare permitted to srve exchi-
1 thv lin.vf retdsterrd.' ' r
T'hc rains of the last tVo weeks vere un-
- nrcpedcntiy severe. jr ivccpuuis huiu luiuuia
and southern and south-western Georgia and
JFlorida,. where f.hejcottoh prospect had been
90 promising, now Wvu a most gloomy pros
nof.t ,The continued rains have ! beaten ofl
the blobmsj and thbiWorks and caterpillar
have als'o made tmU appearance. Itr is beM,
ithstsirtdiriir the heavv rains, that
lllrvM w- iJ 1 - ;
a fair crpihas already
raining uaiu.
' Very respectfully
' . . v ! Andrew Johnson.
GerieralTJf S. Grant f.'. ' j
' ' e' '-. j Secretary of War ad interim.
iFrom Savannah. C r r
1
27.-if-Three bales of new
cotton has been recen'cd from Quitman, Ga.,
the first of the season, per A. & G. R. It.
Savannah, Ausr.
been mad
e.
It is
August
las
mastistrates
investigaTe
whether
The
rriielfact
L: -
have
f
I New Orleans
New Orleans
market is at a stand
2Cic. nominal. 'Receip
acainst 645 bales fori the same time last
week. Exports for the same period, 2,460
bales. No transactions! in sugar-and mo
lasses, except at retail j and nominally un
changed.. Flour superfine $9 a f 9 ao ;
choice $12 a $14, nominal.. Com firm at
and yellow. Oats no saies;
and hrm. Pork nrm at
26 23. Lard quiet and unchanged. ia-
con firmer. Gold closed at 141. ; . .
The markets generally are dull, on account
of the rainy weather. !
From jUichmona.
TlrrnxroNn. AQ?1 ;27. Gen. bchoheld
' -"- 7 C? ..: : ! r , ' '
week ordered, a conlraission of
; in Hanover county- U
colored militarVorffamzations existed.
iqvestigation showed secret military orgam- 05 for white
: zations;c irmidablest(-cngth aino j the quote(l at 70c,
! rmtnties throuirhout the I
creates alarm anion thej whites, who
neither! organization or arms. , ; ! f !
Nearlv one million dollars of six per
. -KTfiv rfamlirtn londs: were issued, at
Raleiffh & few days since .to certain Rail
" roads in that State to be paid out i to j cpDf;
f ;.,nKrrk This is a nart of the fbuF millions
trl ::j k.J,0 llef T,nrislatnrij! 1 OveT
auiuor "J- jr:""!K w hhrlPSton Cotton Market, &c, &c.
ri : nuAnLESTON.Auff.27.-Cotton qet with
t?'.JZeWuUn. C.r.iRo K.iimhMHn'25ic. rReceiDti-,
nnrl sfiftv tllOU- 01 ImlfS. - -
H i- T?.;cfornrl fi-dav. 94. ot wqoiii 51 were
soldiers and sail-, white and 43 colored.
adopted
merits. It is by successive and incessantly
repeated attacks that) they penetrate into the
most reluctant brains. For mstance, you
wilt; read the advertisement of "Dunbarry's
Revalenta" for a whole month without pay
ing any attention to it.j j ' i
At the end of that time the very importu
nityofthe advertisement will be a motive
ior you to give it, some auentioni
The recciit course; of Mr. Johnson is aq
counted for by a correspondent of a Southern
paper as being designed to influence the tall
elections. That it will, but in the contrary
way from the one anticipated by Mr. ' Jhn-,
son: The canvass in Ohio was dragging
sleepily, and it required something like the
removal: of Stanton and Sheridan one her
favorite son to vvaken the Republicans up
to the proper degree of vigor and exertion..
Thanks to Mr. Johnson the worst point of
danger is passed, and the Republicans will
from now on work with the zeal which the
principles involved in the contest demand.
A similar effect will be produced in Penn
sylvania and other States. -j
Carbolic Acid for Exterminating
Mosquitoes. A Correspondent writes that
carbolic acid has recently been successfully
used near Rahwayv N. J., for the extermi
nation of Mosquitoes and flies. A small
mece of cloth, saturated with; the acid, 'was
h nner un in a room, and in two hours the
flies had entirel v disappeared. In the even
. . i ii ;i; a 1. .KnMA
rntfcnn I ins tue acid was ined in me kuiuicu wueic
i . 11 1 . 4. 1 I trv v nnf h
4till low middling tue mosquitoes were very uo,uuie&uuic, n,u
c tnr t irPA HftTS 519 HKe BUCCeSS.
WRECKS.
Ooverumeiit Wrecks.
AVIN5 BEEN NOTIFIED BY THE SEC-
retary of the Treasury that a contract has
been made by him-with GEO. Z FRENCH and
ROBERT STEVENSON, for saving property
from wrecks of jail vessels belonging to the Go v
vernment, on and adjacent to this coast, and
having been appointed oy mm m agem 10 super
intend their operations, I hereby, warn alliier
sons from interfering with said wrecks or any.
other Government property on the coast. .
! ! Coll. Ink Rev.
Wilmington,! Aug. 5, 1867. L tf ;'
Journal copy. ' . i
until further orders
the department Of
I:
OTIGE;;;;,;rM(-J-
HAVING CONTRACTED WITH THE SEC
rctary of the Treasury for the salvage of all
44 Blockade runner" and other w.Tcks, and prop
erty belonging to the United States on and adja
cent to : this coast contracts will be made with
parties desiring: to enjrase in wrecking, saving
iron.&c. ! i GEO. Z. FRENCH, .
ROBERT STEVENSON.
10 So, front St, Wilmington, C.
Aug. 6th, 1867.
Journal; copy.
tf
BANKING.
Markets.
27. The
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Aud. 27.
Corn scarce in bulk uoc.
erall firmer. -
Flour declined 25c.
Provisions gen-
Ricb-
Ohio R. R.: The county ,ot
terday voted two fiuridred'
sand doljars. -'! P'. ' f. :
If A mp.p.tiner of exfofficers,
i nf thn United Stafeis. to-night!
j a call for a convention to be held
mend on September 25th.
? I 1 . Cable Snrnmarr
V- Valpeau.!Au!?J 27.Ua meeting! between
'k -the King of, Prussia and the Sovereigns ,of
tho South Germany states has teen arrang-
ed.
rmajij
The reDorts reirardihc tlm Hnnnish
1 , - - 1 ..-.!
K rccuon arc uouuwuu. i
ihur-
.-it.-
s Ilaltimore Markets. -
27j Coffee uuict and
unchanged. , Cotton dull and lower niidj
dlin 27 a 27ic Flour j quiet ana nominally
unchanged. Wheat receipts better, but ten
cents lower-choiccred$2 35; fair .$3 So
o no Horn mdre active pnme white $1
07 a $1 08: yellow $1 15 a $1 16. Oats
steady at 60 a 62c. - Sugar quiet Bacon
oiniaprs 13Jc : rib sides 15c: clear rib
anvauuu.
Ward Organization.
WlfiMINOTON. NI C. AUJT. 527th, I8b7.
Koi rem Daily Post : Seeine the great neces
sity that exists, in all towns and cities in the
Southern States, and especially here in Wilming
ton, for a complete public political organization,
in order that when the time shall arrive we ay
Ho fniiv -nrpnarftrl fmv nnv emcrsrencv. I desire
jhmnirii thA;PnsT Hi a flf.knowled2red onran of
Hi a Rpniihlioan nartv in North Carolina, to sub
mit brieflv i few suggestions, Which are so plain
fhat nil ma understand their meaninff
First. Eich Ward should have a Campaign
Club, the same as the first Ward aas.
a iThaw Rhnnlr! nip.et once a week, and
of Puh ttiApfinrr. remarks on the political ques
ttnm nf th Hav Rhnnld be made by different
vavu J '
mamhAra ; i- . il
ThirdJ The Preamble of the Club should in
vite all Republicans to come forward and unite
themselves ' "
Fmrth. iThere should be a Committee on Fi-
nnnn ort1 an t?.titiHva Committee.
T?aH Wo-ri will make its own nominaiioua iur
Alderman. &c and when the City Nominating
.iiAfi it i done throuffh comma
i m rh Ward, and then the Ward is invi
ui rtfiAimtp said delecates to be
elected at meetings of the Club, properly called
WfhA nffihers thereof. I '
Secret oraersi 01, wiucu wue
not the mediums through which the public are
to be represented, or a candidate brought for
ward. RepubUcan Clubs (as we have in the
vr, with t.iiA innrs oncn to all wno favor tne
cause, are the methods to serve this end. There
aMi momrnrnnr r.itizena who abhor secret orders :
ir.tiir wiiAn vnn do a thin? for the pub-
u ho nr thftv can take an aDDeal, from the fact
that it is not tue peupie, um wh.
BANKING HOUSE
'; ". .: of
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No. 20 WALL STREET, .
Jporner of Nassau Street, NEW YpRlC
WE BUY-and sell at the most liberal current
Tri.no anil topn cm Viand it frill KIT Tin V Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
SEVEN-THIRTIES, and COMPOUND INTER
EST NOTES, and execute orders lor purcnase
and sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD, r -
CONVERSIONS. ; )
We convert the several issues of Seven aia-
TIES into FlVS-TWENTIS OM THE MOST fAVORA-
blb tebms, taking the 1st series at Govebk
wrnt Rates. ; allowins a commission to dealersl
Circular with full particulars furnished upon ap-
Jones Mine,
Joyners Depot,
dudes vine,
Kenansville,
Kernersvflle,
Killians Mills, :
Kingsboro' w
Kings Mountain,
K-inston,
Kirkland,
KitrelL
Kuap of Reeds, .
Knob Creek, I
Kyles Landing,
Lake Comfort,
Lake Landing"
Lanesborough
Lassiter's Mills i
Laurel Hill "t
Laurel Spring
Laurlnburgn
Lawson ville
Leaksville'
Leasburgh
Ledger
LeacJaburgh
Leesville
Leicester ;
Lenoir t
Lenox Castle
Lenoir Institute
Lewis ville
Lexington
Liberty Hill
Lilesville
LilliDgton
Lincolfiton
Little Mills
Little River
Littleton
Little Yadkin
Locust Hill
Logan's Store
Long's Mills
Long Ridge
Long street.
Louisburgh
Lovelace I
Lovelady ,
Love's Level
Lumberton
McDaniels '
McLeansville,
McNeills Ferry
Mackey's Ferry
Macon liepot
Madison
Magnolia
Mangum
Randolph, Hannah L Arnold.
Eds' comb G W Griffin.
Surry, Lucy K Thompson.
Dupun,, Mrs. M. A Watson.
Forsyth, Miss L P Kerner,
Lincoln, 5 1 Vm. Alexander.
Edg'ombe,Jon. T. Lamm.i
Gaston, - i Miss L A Black.
Lenoir, t Henry Eddie, f 1 ;-
vjaDarrus, mrs. & -j.irpairccK.
Granville, Mrs, M E Qvertom
" Francis J Tilley.
Cleveland Mrs. Sarah M Mull
Cumb'lnd John R Taylor.
Hyde,t James McGowan.
Hyde Selby Watson
Anson ! j Miss M C Allen r
Randolph I Miss D P Luther
' Richmond Elijah Hasty ,
Ashe ' iWyattRose , ,
Richmond Pascall Caddie
Rocki'hamJno Windsor
Nashville
Newbern
Nejr Garden
New HOI
New Hope
Nash
Graven Guilford
Wake f
Iredell
N Hope Academy Randolph
New Sight
New Market
NewJJalem,
New Sterling,.
Newton,
Newton Grove,
jxortn Brook,
North Cove,
North Fork,
Norvalll
Norwood,
Oak Forest,
Oak Grove, .
Oak Hill,
Oakland,
oak Kidge.
Oak's,
UaK Springs, .,
OcnaLuity,
Ocracoke,
Old Furnace,'
Old Richmond,
Old Town,
Olin Branch, '
Olive Branchy .
on&iow u II,
Orange Factory. Oranero
utter ureeK,
uwenviuc, ;
Jno W Harper
Geo WNason . . : '
J E Cox t , ,
Mrs L E Paltishall j
E L CMcHarguo !
Rebecca J Miller '
Mrs C C Rodger
Duncan Newlin v
FAIngold.' . ;
Mbs 1ID Summer
Miss UEBost
Arthur Lee ' : r
O B Jeriks '
McDowell Robt HcCall
Ashe,' Mr M C Wagner 1 '
Harrell-. Mrs MA Oliver 1
Stanly Mfss Sarah Allen (
Iredell EF,8wann ,?
Union JAJLong" '
Granville, Mist L McKaddcn
.Chatham Elizabeth Muse
Gaiilord, AnslinLMooro 1
Orangey E E Webb '
RutherTrdS L D Biggerstoff
Wake
Randolph
Randolph
Iredell -
Catawba
Sampson
Lincoln
Hvdo
aston
Forsyth
A B Howard
Miss M S Ransom
Kancy J Hanser
Lewis 4 Uine
EAGvryn .
II T Bancom
Miss J PencVille
Sidney W Hnimnn
Rutherf'rdMary Wilkinson
oajnpson Jesse R Harris
Iredell
Union
Onslow
Oxford,, - Granville Miss B G Jones
racinc, Franklin John Young
Paint Gap, Yancey I Mary J Horton
Patterson's Store.Alamanco M ll Crutchfleld
Peach Tree Grove,Nash E M Matthews
Peacock's Store, Columbus Enoch Hannon
OaldweU Mrs E C Clinard
Montgry Mrs F McKenzie
Cleveland Mrs P Gladden
Haywood Jno M Ilaynes
Wavne i Robt W Perkins '
Stokes Henry Bowman '
Johnson Thos G Hinnant
Meckl'b'g Mary A Harrison
Lenoir . Wm W Denny
Cabarras Miss E M Black
Chatham Jno F Mallory
Patterson
Pekln :
Pierceville
Pigeon River
Pikevllle.
Pilot Mountain
Pine Level j v
Pineville
Pink Hill
Pioneer's Mills'
Pittsborongh
Pleasant Grove..
PleasaetUill :
Pleasant Retreat
Pleasant Ridge
Plymouth
Pollocksvfllo
Portsmouth
Poutecasi
Poweltbn. "
Powhatan, ;
Prospect Hill .
Prosperity
Providence ' . ?
Purley
Qullatown 1 j
Queensdaje :
Querys 1
Raleigh ! ' ' ' ;
Ranalsburghi'i
Ransom's Bridge
Raysvillc
Red Hill Y
Red Mountain
Red Plains
Reed Creek
Reem's Creek .
Reidsvilld
1
Caswell
Mitchell
Johnson
Robeson
Buncmbe
Caldwell
Mary A Barton
8 P Taylor
WmJ Silver
CH Holland
Wm Brown
Jno Carpenter 1
Mrs E Killgrove
Chatham
Robeson
-Forsyth .
Forsytli.
; Randolph
Rowan ;
Randolph
Rocki'hamJas R Garrett
Lenoir Jas'Elmorc ;
Stanly Mary J Jenkins.
Forsyth P Laugenour ,
Davidson Mrs M Dusenbury
Iredell Jas R Scroggs
Anson W H Barnewell
N HanoverW B Larkhis
Lincoln I HE Bomar
Richmond Mrs M A Childs
Alexander L M Smith
Jas M Hewzoine
Henry C Coe
Mrs M F Paschal
Mrs D R Freffman
Rnndftlnh f Reni A Sellars i .
Wash' ton: W jacKson
Moore I ! Absalom Ke 1 1
Franklin ! Miss Sarah E Jones
Miss E A Bicknall j
Miss 8,S Fisher i
Miss Sarah E Austin
Marvin Q Bryan !
Mrs M J Cook i
Jno McLean ' m;
Jacob Rcardon
Washinir'nWm Briggs
Varren H Miss A A Edgertonj
RockinamM 8 Black
Halifax
Stokes
Caswell
Ruth'ford
Wilkes
Caldwell
UniQn
.Robeson
Orange
Guilford
Harnet
Duplin
Richmoi
Warren
WUkes
Cherokee
plication.
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-JAY COOKE & CO.
! ' l-tf
NOTICE.
mHE. FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS BAN tt4 Ott-
X ring my absence Will be under the charge of
J. C MAJNN. '
Office with Collector bi Internal nevenue,
Custom House Building. ; 1. f
Office hdurs from A. Al. to o r. m.
8. S. ASHLEY,
Cashier,
d&wlm
Manson
Manle Spriu
Marbl Spring
Margarets ville
Manoh I
Marlboro
Maries's Mills
Marshall )
Martindale
Martin'sLimeKi inStokes
MarvsvUle 51 Greene
Mebanesville
Middle Creek
Mlddletown
Midway
Mill Hill
Mill River
Milton
Mitcheuers Depot Johnston
Win M Evans HI
d Walter D Smith
Aaron Smith U '
A F Triplittle ;
Henry Moss ' j;
Northam'nR E Wren (
McDowell W S Cason t a
Pitt ' I Jas O May i
Randolph BenJ F.Marley ; i
Madison Thos J Rollins ;;
Mecklen'cWm M Martin
Mrs ll Ji cmuu -Richd
Phillips ;;
Alamance 8 A White i
Wake : J B Strain
Hyde v LD White t
Davidson John Perryinan ;
Cabarrus Jacob Stirewalt !
HendcrsdnMrs Mary J Allen
Saml W Taylor
Erastus R Moshi-r
Caswell
10
Treasury of the United States. ;
DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL BANKS
i f 1 f WAsnrsGTON, D. C, Feb. 20, 1867.
Liverpool, 37;-Eye;-Yestcnlay 161c ; meats 1,
TVLaua iUir,!nrU mi,! i L f ill Mess pork firmer. Lard unchanged.
cotton declined id uplands 10 Jd.
Aug.
London, Aug.
jBonds 73i. , .
"Liverpool,
i.dieayy uplands 0id; Orl
'0,000 bales J: f
I . LONDON, AUffJ
27. Noon. Consols 9I.
27. -Nooh.- Cotton
Orleans lOId. Sales
Mess pork
. ' New York Markets.
Nww York. Ausr. 27. Cotton has declined
i cent : sales 700 bales at 27 a 27ic . Gen
eral markets dull;; but without' marked
i First National Bank of Wilmington, N. C, a
Banking Association, organized under the Act
"to provide a National Currency, secured; bra
Yc reeiToiU the necety for sueh pledge ott
an organization in eacb of your waros. r.ow go V;-TdrUhavinVco moiled with the
to work I . "-. . 't
suffgest in conclusion, tnai, wieu iiw "
Artiiypd which I hope will be soon,)
Moore
Union
Bur
Wake
Lenoir
I
aro
tKav Wiir nan their everv effort
elections conducted on abetter svstem than ithat
which heretofore was tne custom m wunu&w.
vu Atni. .hATiid dpnnRlt his vote in his ward.
tt--t. txt chnnM hav. a toll in the central part
V-f f If AAA VA OUV IMm mm w w - rf" a
thereof. By accepting these hints, jou may look
IV L IOAC Wltuuwivi r " a
having complied
requirements of section 45 of said Act, and with
tee regulations of this Department made in .pur
suance thereof, has this day been designated as a
Depository of Public . Aioneys,
from Customs, and by virtue of such designation
will also be employed as a Financial Agent of the
Government. -
o'clock. Bonds change Bincc noon.
for a quiet election.
A. H. GALLOWAY.
(Signed) :
aug. 5
F. E. SPXNNEB, !
j Treasurer, U 8.
Mint Hill
Miranda
Mocksville
Moffitt's Mills
Monks Store
Monroe :
Monroeton i
Monticello
Morchead City
Mooresborbugh
Moosehance ,
Morgan's Mills
Morgantown
Morris ville
Mosely Hall
Mountain Creek
Mount Airy
Mount Gilcad
Mount Mournc
Mount Nebo T
Mount Olive ;
Mount Pleasant
Mount Firzah
Mount Ulla
Mount Vernon
Mount WUlin
Mud Lick
Mull Grove
Murfreesborough Hertford
Murphey , Cherokee
Namuua i . ayne
Mecklcu'g Miss O Wood
Rowan j T C McLaughlin
Davie ! Thos L Leslie I f ;
Randolph Wm B Manese ; ;
"Sampson Walter J Oraddock
Union ; W J WUloughly
Rocki'hamLouisa Wnght i
Guilford Jno C Pritchett
Carteret John J Henshaw
"Cleveland Mary J Davis ;
E Q Seawell :;
Jno E Morgan:
Mies J E McEIrath
Miss S A Morris ! H
Wallace Ame& i '
Catawba Miss W E Gabriel
Surry ( T V Aired
Montg'ry Mrs M McLcndcn
Iredell KiiuiarKe
James Adams,
Robt Kornegay
Yadkin
Wayne
Cabarrus - Lizzie A Leulcr
l rr
Person
Rowan
4.
Orange
Chatham
Catawba
Jas W Noell
Jno R Goodwin
EC Philips ; I
Mrs R Kirkpatrick
Milton Moody j
MrsMarg't Uicks
Mrs E Trader !
Wm T Green i
WmF Flowers
RepubUc
Kicirdson's CreekUnion j
-Rich Fork Davidson
Richland's ; Onslow
: i S Valley llaywoqd
Kicnmontt urn
Rich Square
Ridgeway
Roaring' Gap
Robeson
Rock Creek
Rock Fish
Rock Ford
Rockingham
Spring -Rocky
'Mount
Rocky Point
Rolesviile
Round Hill '
Roxborough
Roxobel
Rutherfordton
Saint Charles
Saint John .
Saint Lawrence
Saint Pauls. :
Salem - .
Salem Chapel
Salem Church ;
Salisbury
8ahdy Creek (
Sandy Grove
Sandy Mash
Sandy Plains
Sassafras Fork
Sawyersyillol
Saxapahaw
Science Hill .
Scotland Neck
Scottsvillc ' J
Bcuppernong .
Seaboard
Sedge Gardens
Shady Grove
Shallotte
Shallow Ford
8haws31ills '
Shelby
Sherrills Ford
Shoe Heel I ' ,
Sbufordville
fiiegel's 8tore
Silver Hill .
SladesVtlle '
8mithneld .
Smith Grove
Smithvllle1
Snipes Store
Snow.uamp
Snow Creek
South Creek
South Gaston
South Lowell
South Mills
South Milton
South Point
Sparta j
Speights Bridge
Spencer I -Spring
Creek .
Spring Grove
Spruce Pine
Stacyville -f
Stanhope ;
Stanley Creek
States ville
Stevens Mills .
Stice8 8hoal
Stocksviile
gtbny'Polnt
8tony Ridge
Suirar Grove
8ummerville
Swannanoa
Swan Quarter
8wmtborough
Swann's Station
Sweet Home
8 will Cik BridgeCraven
Swift Island Montg'ry
Sycamore-Alley
Tally Hof
Tarboro r I;
Taylor's Bridge
Taylorstille :
Teachey's
ThomasTUie
Thompsonville
Tom's Creek
Townesville
Trap Hill
Trentcn V v
Trinity CoUegc
Troublesome
Troy
Troy's Store
Tryon
TurnereDurga
Turkey Cove
Turnpike . .
Union urove
Alamance Miss Mary J Long
j jNorth'pt'nuenj JJrewer -MpDowell
Lemuel Pudgett '
Gaston Mrs Isabella Neote
vvasn-gvn itoot o uoeict i;
'Jones - Henry Rowe s i
Carteret Jeremiah Abbott
: North'pt'nMrs Eliza Beale - if
Richmond Owen Iladley . '
Richmond Cyrus L Rem j
Caswell Miss II A Gordon
Moore J J Martindale :
Meckl'b'g Joa E Sample I ;
Caswell A B Davis . 1
Haywood 8 Enloe ; !
Robeson Gilbert Olea ! ;
Meekl'b'g Miss Rietta Query
Wake Andrew Miller
Mcckl'b h Jno R Porter
Nash - J J James ;
Madison - Wm M Fisher
Yannv Jama Rati Air
Orange Miss Ann Parker
Yadkin f E Polndexter
Randolph Mrs M J Foust
Bunc'mbe M EMcClurc
Rock'.ham 8 F Terry .
Yadkin Stephen Hobson -
MissDAGriulu
J J Sullivan ,
ZPittman
ANKUliam
Surry. Mary Coranu .-
N'th'mU'nWm n Burgqss
Warren L J Watklns
Wilkes Reuben Sparks
BrunswickMrs M E Brinkley
Orange CC Curtis . h
Duplin Miss F' Hodgersou
Surry L H Burries- !
Richmond M V Terry v
Lincoln Thos Be . ;
Orange Mrs E Cato "
Edgc'm'beMrs J L Edwards
N Han over Jas II Durham -Wake
Mrs V Jerrell ; :
Orange Miss Sue Parrish
.Person Mrs E Miles ,
Bertie Mrs M C Cox
Ruth'ford Mrs M J 'Carpenter
Johnson Henry B Faison
Hertford Rfch'd T Weaver
Isaac T Brooks
Mrs 8arah Gaddy
A T Zevelv ;t
James M .Marshall"
Miss R R Kearnes
A Bcnclne ' '
Aaron York
Chatham .Louis Uomady
Buncombe Lou H Wells ;
Rutherfo'dMiss Ann Abraham
Granville Mrs Rebecca Strum-; !
Randolph Wm McK Doturan 11'
Alamance wm acicary j i
Randolph Jonathan Parker
Halifax R 8 Tucker
Ashe A Q Lane ,
Washing' nThos B Myers
Northam'nWm BrantlcT-
Forsyth Lewis P Waggoner
Davidson Geo Crouch 4 I
urunswicKL. k umitn , s
Alamance Alfred Iseby '
Guilford BP Shaw I
Cleveland Clara T Hbeg
Lincoln Mrs E L Sherril
Robeson 0 8 Hays jl
Buncombe Miss F E Ll vin
hincoln Jos Stain ev K
Davidson Sarali 8 ymons
Hyde 1 Mrs Caroline Fool
Johnson : Mary A Northam
Davie Mrs Rebecca C Rich
BrunswickE Legg p ; I
Chatham Wm Snipe ,1
John Dixon
David B White
Jno 8 Gordon
Jno R 8mlth ;
John A McManneat
Mrs Uenriet Jacob!
HlramVWentw6rt
olios iw ji uraicr
Edgeco'be Levi Harris r: -f,
Greene 8 PCox
Davidon Jesse Kiudley
Madison Mrs 8 B Hipu
Iredell MiasElizaGoodmab
Yancey t Filman Blalock
Rockin'amMra 8arahT8trader
Nash MisaAHBalus i
Gaston ARRuticdge i '
Union ' John L Hooks
Cleveland Mrs II E Chambers
Buncombe Plcasait Lankford ;
Alexander Thou A Walt
Surry. Miss 8 M Wolff.
A&be . - ILL Banner f
Harnett MissEmrliucFancet
Buncombe Mlas E R Pat ton !
Hyde Snidell ESwiadelJ
Onslow Daniel A Haight j )
Moore ' J M Cameron v i
Iredell Miss Laura J King!
WUElierson
David A Boyd
Nicholas C Ulggsf
Miss L K Johnson .
Mrs M A Spraginsj:
Ferdinand Ilobi'son
Alexander J P Mattheson
Duplin M fl McMillan
Davidson E II McCutchin
RockrhamL M Mecler ! :
Snrry , Wm 8 Taylor T
GranvUle Wm Oferley i ft
WUkes A C Bryant
Jones " P P Medlin f r
Randolph Miss C B Leach . .
RockPhamMrs R A Pearson
Montg'ry Mrs Marg't Wright
Randolph Mrs Sarah A Baiu -1
RuthecfrdMrs J Thompson
Iredell Abncr D Brooks i
McDowell John G Yancey 1 ;
Buncombe. Jno G Smothers ; ;
Iredell , JasL Norman r -
irrflr.it ftirllmnor Jnhn-.T IlOrn ; ;
v.ii Hmcit - Wantanra Joel A 8hoemaker
Valley Town' Cherokee Mrs Mary M 8cott
Oranze
Iredell
Beaulort
Halifax
Orange
Camden
Stafford
Lincoln
ii??-
Halifax
Granville
Edgec'be
Sampson
Vans Hooks Store Person
VesnvluS'FiiniaceLincoIn
Vienna. , fc- Forsyth
wadesborgugh Anson
Mrs M J Van Hook
JameM Smith ;
PhhTp Mock , ?
Miss ME Patrick
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