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u-,-.:-.: yUJraAjUnilviUA iiiiVlil till rCAxy ;;-.-: i 5 i' i- vol: THE yiLr.lIK6T0N r DAILY POST. . E.; A. PAUL & CO., Proprietors.' " WILmNGTON, N: 1 C., THURS DAY MORNING AUGUST 29, 1867. - I NO. 22, From Richmond. t 4 1 J .' Richmond, Aug. 28. T Ujr. before the United SU MfSnm; siontr, the counsel of a party charged with evading the revenue law pleasant of jam diction, nn ( ri ir. n " J . rry Biuuuu. mat me revenue law of .Congress provided the same nurabef of tupcuiors in a otate as that State had rep resentatives in Congress, and as Virginia has no representatives, there can be no Wal in spectors m hermits,iThe Commissioner took time to consider. 1 i uenerai bcboheld is iauite ill; with fvi.r TY .A . . . . . . ' . VT--T - " ' ' ; i :tl & -. . .v .v-'i:-,-v,;l!.f ; Tliunnlif ilail. n..i.i: .Auvu.f ucpuuucun paper pob Ushed in the Second Uilitarr District composed of North and South .Carolina. ' TERMS' OF SUBs'CBlFriON IN V A&IABLY IN AUVANCB ' Pally; one year. . . ; ; . ' v. . . . J. $10 W six months . ; m ;-, I ; ' g qa J' ATES OF ADVEHTISINO: . ' AvcrtUementi1 Will- be inserted at' $100 per squarjj for Ant ipsertion and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion. I' , . ' -rt ' :Ten?"me8 orles8 80lW nilnton type, tonstitute a square. , Arrivals at New York. . New, York. A112. 28.- Mof.V ciJ . . . . . - w. Havana. , , . . , . UP HID WEEKLY . WILMINGTON IS PUBLISHED EVEKY MONDAY; POST , : From Enrobe. j -' London, Auc:. 20. Later advice oonfirim i. . . ' . - me success 01 toe msurrcctioHists in Arao ppnnuu commanaer Kiiicn.. from ou - . . t'.Jlt , 8UBSCEIPTION : One year.;.,......, , Advertisements $t pej square. 1 ..'....$2 00 TELEGRAPHIC. REPORTED FOB THE DAILY POST. TE3E; JOHSOIV GRANT lisIBUOGIilo' T Order for Sickles Removal I Issued by Grant. ! Opinion of Ren.' Wade Hamoton j j, Jifcccunsiruc (ton. w ??. - Augusta, Ga., Aus. 2aGeneratKWarlA Hampton having been solicited by number yi promineni citizens .iorjwjrJ3w to the auty pi the people of :&mtb.Carttina in rp- ference to rc-orgahization under theIPitary ihis, repuea in a long jetter, argt.ng Against the irijusticejand unconstitutioualit v lot the proposed terms. instances- how reconstruc- tiou nforks in Tennessee. Refers to the re - jection of the Kentucky representatives, and says snouin tne people accept the, situation they have no guarantee that the Stat- will be readmitted unless Radicals. are 'elected who will not represent the views of their con stituents. . Denies the riarht ol Congress to . - am- ; - - O - . - O intcrrere with suffrace m the States. 1 Coun sels justice to blacks, and U in favor of im partial suttrage." Advises the people ister and vote airainst a Convention. j,o reg GI1EMDAIJ GTILL II COnMAHD OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT. Ham It MORE REMOVALS OP DISLOYAL OFFICERS BY, SHERIDAN. L; N. OPENS HIS MOUTH. From New Orleans. New Orleans, Aug. 28. The City Coun cil, last evening, appointed the New Branch be uooi directors. Superintendent of the Fire Alarm; and other minor officials. Of the 24 school directors appointed, 8 arc colored. Ine deaths trom fever on Monday were 14, and on yesterday, 15 I vyrus namiin,- son 01 ex- v ice Jfrcsiaent in, died this morning of the fever. is reported that the late City Attorney and Assistant, and the City Surveyor, have taken steps to institute suit against 20 mem bers bfjthe new City Council for libel, in de' clari jig Jhem incompetent for the positions V From Texas. . , - GAlveston, Aug. 28. General Grilfin yes terday announced the death of Colonel W, B. Abert. Adjutant General, paying high tribute, to his memory. ; The following removals for disloyalty have been, ordered : B. Crosby, Commissioner of- Land Oflice: W. L. Roberts.. Comptroller: M. IL Royster, Treasurer; Wm.' Walton, Attorney uenerai: J as. opence, m.iul Jtiam ; The Cabinet's Ticket-of-Leave. i ' The National intelligencer havinjr at least semi-officiallj pronounced! the doom of the Cabinet inherited by Mr. Johnson, the Her ald gives tongue as follows :, - 1 r 1 ' It becomes evident that Mr. Johnson has re solved to make a fair aud distinct issue with the Radical party on the question of establishing njs gro supremacy In . all the xmreconstrncted 8uttes a policy that would place the 500,000 emancipa ted slaves of the Bouth in the position formerly held by their 800,000 owners,! and give them for a half a century to corner a controlling influence in the aflfairs of the National Government. "While Seward and other members of the present Cabi net have willingly acted as the bottle-boldetrof tne f resideat in Im small fights with Congress, their whole antecedents link them indissoluhly with the negro, and it is very likely that they may he unwilling to follow? Johnson the whole length of his opposition to the negro supremacy programme jot , the Radical, leaders. In such a case no other course is left open to the President than to complete the work he has commenced, and- send . Seward, McCulloch, and the rest, to follow Stanton and ShtHdan." r 1 We infer that Messrs. Seward, McCulloch, Welles, and Randall, are booked for outside scats, and that a dull Cabinet of Stanberys and Steedmans is imminent. And as .we' are well known as non admirers of those who are thus dismissedsomci such geniuses as discredit the name of " Tribune " will stand aghast at the hypocrisy of this journal in expressing regret at tlie return of; Gov. Sew ard to private life.a - , i r " 1. 4 - ,Now we have no idolizing affection for Seward or1 Stanton, &nd .of course afiect none. Yet we regret theTdismissal of either from tho Cab? net at this crisis. : Can you ask. why ? The! progress (.-of Reconstruction was rapid and general and the goal plainly in sight. Had the President simply for borne, all would ia?e leen consummated long; before the next Presidential election. isut JVlr. 'Johnson has resolved to! stop tne good work. lie virtually tells the ex-Rebels not to accept the terms prescribed by Con gress, but to hold back, and resist, and struggle, iu the confidenthope that the North will come totheif aid. - 'And each removal strengthens ana arouses' whatever of disloy alty remains at the South. Whoever regreta 'The Lost Cause", will be- inspired by these removals to hope that it is not lost that, in essence and substance there is.yet a chance for its success. So the good work of paci fication is to be arrested, while hate and bit terness reign ouce mo-e at the South, excit ing jike impulses at the North. Mn John son's desperate expedient will fail but it willjmeantime distrt ct the South afresh and convulse the wholo country. Hence we deeply regret the foreshadowed Cabinet changes, not because Mesprs. Seward,-Welles, &c, are to go out, biit because the accession of their successors is a triumph of the bale ful influences which are still fanning the em bers of our great Civil War. New York Tribune. COM8ILSSI0N HOUSES. THE UNDERSIGN K 11 II AVIS FORM. A, ed a Copartperslilp under the style or firm of List of; Present Pottmniinr. State ol North Carolina. the omcE. SPRUIIT COPSTT. & muson, j for carrying on btulness iu Wilmington as gen eral., its- . - T . w. Shipping &Coumision Merchants -. 4 . ; and - . , i r Produce iFacWs. v ;; They are ready to make . . LIBERAL ADVANCES ON PRODUCE . - - - - 7,--' consigned to them . , , - ( I!or Sale in Wilmington, ,. or to their FRIENDS IN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOLi Everv effort will hft madrt to triva, satisfaction to their constitaeuUhy prompt Fales and returns. ol Wilmington. , - : JOUN W. IIINSON; ' , ; ; - of Duplin co. 15, XS07. tt Haw Branch, naw Kiver, Hay Meadow, Haystack, Hays 8tore; naywooo, Heathsvillc, Helton, Henderson, rOSTMXSTEB. Onslow, ' Zachus Brown. Alamance, Julia E Randleman. Rachel Sebastian. Jas Hopper. WHPage. JnoL Walden. DH Marshall. AH Jones. WUke. Surry, : ; Wake, Chatham. Ualilax, Ashe,1 tiranmllA. KftlliA J Revive UendcrsonviUe, HendersonHugh Livingston. HearingsviUe, ' Sampson, 8arih Highs mith. Hertford, Pero'mns. Reiiben Hinton. Hickory Tavern, Catwaba, WmiH Ellis. High Toint, - Guilford.. Elb5ennT. ' Ruther'fd, Delbhlne Aqualot Nashe, u Mrs Jaiie S Fortis. O.anje, Dennis Heart. Guilford, Wm Archer. v Randolph, SamU A Hewley, ' Aiacuson, x m lawsou. High Shoals, Hillardton, Hillsborouffh. Hillsdale, tunsistore. Holly Grove, Hommecy Crcek,Buncombe Miss R,E Chandler. Wilmingtou,' Aug. aug 17 t . AS. T. PKTTSWAV. BOOEMOOKB a POTTEWAY & MOORE' GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT NORTH WATER STREET, . ' WILMINGTON, NI C. O OLICIT CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON. O NAVAL STORES AND COUNTRY PRO- tiemz AGENTS' for the Manullcturers are prepared to fill, on the most reasonable terms, orders lor GEO. KIDD'S CELEBRATED ) j. .. .:; ; ". .'-i; : . : cotton g: Z.JiJjJLi tt UAVYlsOJNlii L . SUPER PHOSPIIATJ BROWN'S COUNTER, . ' PLATFORM and RAIL- v ; . ROAD SCALES.! Have constantly on hand FERTILIZERS of all descriptions. aug 5 " ' '. tf ..." ; . , ! JAS. L, HATHAWAY & UTLEY. Hookers town. uoover 11111, Horse Creek, . Hotel, Houstonvllle, MuntsvUle, Independence, Ivy, Jackson, urcene, u u BUiiey, nanaoipn, kelson JH. Crow. Mrs. Sarah Taylor. ii j wuitams. Andrew Baggerl. Ge( rge Garner. Mrs. J Biackwell. ? Joel E Knap... Bertie, .Iredell, ,'Yadkln, Caswell, Yancey, N'thamHn Jos. Coneland. Jackson's Creek, Randolph, M J Nance, i -Jackson Spring, Moore, Anna Campbell. acoDS orK, uatawba, F It Keck. ! Jameatown, Guiliord, ,Miss M R HarrK V Jamesville, Martin, E H Bailey; Jefferson, Ashe, E C Bartlett. ' Jonathans Creek, Haywood, Miss L Leatherum. : Jones Mine. Joyners Depot, Judesville, iLenansville, Kernersville, KilUans Mills, ' Kinersboro' Kings Mountain, Oaston, Kinston, . Kirkland, Kitrell, Kuap of Reedsi Knob Creek, Jiyles Landing, Xake Comfort, Lake Landing Lanesborongh Lassiter's Mills Laurel Hill Laurel Spring Laurinburgh (Formerly HATHAWAY Molasses and Sugar, j & CO. I Importers Wilmington N. C ) of Shipping and Commission Merchants, 171 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK. -v V W3 Q-Old. Adyancmg. ilton,! Jas. T. Allen, Wm. Alexander, have The Campaign in Ohio. , SPEECH OP EX GOV. DENNISON. Ex-Gov. Dernison addressed a very large meeting at New Lexington, Oh'o, on the 21st, irst' reading th3 President's order for Mr Dennison com- been appointed to fill the vacancies. GABIiElMWS. 'I.! , Foreign Markers. Loadon, Aug." 28. -Noonl Consols 94f Bonds 73 1. x LiYBKjPOOL, Aug. 28. Noou.4-Co'tton irregular; Sales 8,000 bales; uplands about 10fd ; Orleans about I0d. Other markets unchanged. - j A i.-r , ... .--r ' ::.-..;:!., ..jS ,' .... ' Liverpool, Aug. 272 o'clock. unchanged. 1 From Washington. f Washington, Aug. 28. It is stated that Gen Grant has written to. the President, claiming that Congress vested the authority in the five districts in Generals of the United States Army Grant is unwilling to vest it , in another! and therefore will at least delay ordering tho execution ot the Executive or- Brownlow has appointed D. B. Cliff, Re-' ceiver, and Mr. Richards ot Memphis, Su perintendent of the Memphis and Ohio Rail- roaid..:-ljr -''XWs vfy:Hi'-'k ':--:- r - Browning is quite sick this morning, j , The Secretary of the Treasury has leased the Boston news rooms for the sub treasury. - I "; j j: ;':;;;;'': 1 - - Cable Summary. " ' " Washington. Aur; 28. Sir William Na pier commands thcgxpedition from India lor the'xescue of theAbysinian prisoners. ! j: V The Great Eastern Hias been chartered to lay the cable, in'May, between Brest and New York. ": ' x Professor Faraday is dead. , Denmark has renewed her demand on Prussia regarding Schleswig. . . ; ' Napoleon in a speech; ;at Arras said : 'Have faith in the future! weak governments often seek to divert public attention from domestic! " trouble 1 by : fomenting foreign quarrels. ' On the other hand those governments-which rest on the national will have strength and need only resort to whatever shall tend to promote the permanent inter est of the country as a means of upholding the honor bf the nag. - V ! t i New; York Markets. New York, Aug. 28 Noon. Flour 10c lower. Wheat a shade! firmer. Corn un- chancred. Oats a shade better. Pork heavy. Whiskev a uief.- i Cotton quiet at 27ic. Tur- pentine active at 58. a 50. Rosin steady Stocks heavy, tioia strong ana j advancing owing to imbroglios at Washington quoted at 142i. Sterling unsettled,1 nothing doing the removal of Sheridan, ptimcqted that officer foi" his ability and'pa triotisln, and denounced! his removal as done to please the Rebels of. the South and the Democrats of the North. 1 . lie said : Two inquiries are suggested by this order,. especially so here, at the; home of the; noble soldier; wnp.is tne, suDjecc 01 tue .oruer. -r- Whilei'the fame.of Gen. Sheridan is the na tion's poperty, to.be cared for by every man wno 10v.es uis country auu is capauie oi -appreciating great deeds and fidelity in -the larket discharge;of duty, to ybu, as neighbors of tnai gaiiani omcer, wnose services 10 ine na-. tion' reflect the highest honor to his country and State, it is peculiarly fitting to' inquire why this action of , the President? Why this attempt to degrade one jof the foremost cap tains of the age, to whom the nation is so "E SOLICIT consignments of Cotton. Na- val Stores, Sheetins, Yarns, Tobacco, and other Southern . Products, to-' the sale of which our prompt personal attention will be given. We will make liberal advances noon re ceipt of Invoice and Bill of Lading: All Mer chandise and Produce shipped to us for sale are insured from point of shipment, with or without advice. Invoices should always accompany each" shipment. Both of us haviLir nad over twenty years' ex; perience in business iu the South, and our J. L: HATHAWAY three years in New York, we feel conadent we . can secure tuil prices tor crur friends who will favor, us with their consign ments. ' - ; , JASL. HATHAWAY , s 5nB" - 1 WM, R. UTLEY. 1-iy. WRECKS. Gbveruiiient Wrecks NOTIFIED BY TTTAVIN3 BEEN Xl'retkfy of the' Treasury that a contract THE SEC- has been made by him with GEO. Z. FRENCH and. ROBERT STEVENSON, -for - saving property from wrecks of all vessels belonging to tne liov- vernment. on and adjacent to-, this coast,. and' having been appointed by him as agent to super-. mtena tneir operations, 1 ; nercDy warn au per-r sons from interfering with said wrecks or any other Government property on the coast. . - . . . L. G. ESTES, Coll.,Int Rev. Wilmington, Aug. 5, 1867. . tf . Journal copy. L ' following; 1 1 Registration , & c. luTrtnoxricTiY- Ala.. Aui5r. 28.-Registra- tion returns have been received in full from alHhe counties in Alabama-Total, 160,990. Whites, 72,747 ; Blacky 88,248. , Only ten candidates have been announced in the State so far-one colored n . Sirty-sijp bales or new wuuu uy received here up to date. The corn crop is! rI"ivir Cotton has been greatly! W-rri.a-faw weeks for lack! of raitt and by worms., . . ! From Wasmngion. w iRtrrNaTON. Aug. 28. The wiia loaned to-day : - i In pursuance of; the foregoing order. t the President of . the United :: States Brevet Jlajorieneral Canby will,on 'eipt of . the order turn over his present command to the Srneit in rank to himself, and, proceed ?r ?e.!itr a a tn relieve Maior-General blCKies u i-vu q; i nn beinx? . ! J:..nn M Ainr-ULU.- uvii vu. : o ISltS? hvTetter to the Adjutant General. , Bv commandiof Gen. Grant. . ,v By comma j jj. D. Townsend, . ' J f J rAss Ad'j. General i. rardins? the Fifth District JaVnot romnlgated at 3 oclock Urttj.W. 5 Gr& a pronged interview wW.;tto and owing to to the pons tot. jold excitemen t. - f62 cou- lVfw flrl(ans Markets. ew Orleans, aus. x& uouon saies 275 bales, easier and unchanged; ; low mid dling 26c. Receipts 195 i bales ; Lxports 341 1 bales. Flour unsettled supernne double extra, $10 a .1 11 Corn! scarce and firm, and has advanced 5 cents--white and yellow, mixed, ?$1 25 ; white, $1 30., Oats dtftl and drooping, and selling at 67c Pork firm at $26 25.': A - , ,. h - ; : Gold l4U. Sterling 531 a 56 i New York 3ight $ cent premium. . Angusta Cotton Market, Augusta. Auir. 28.. The market and irregular sales of 59 bales. 24c.!- ".. ' ', ' : v It is still raining. ' j is dull Middling Savannah Cotton Market. Savannah," Aug. nominal middling ccipts 145 bales. 1, ' I ri lie weainer is uoi ana stormy largely . indebted for crushing the Rellion that sought to destroy the Government ?. JIas be not added reputation to the Ameri- . can arms by his masterly soldiership ? Will any one aeny to mm tne crowning giory- 01 the soldier bravery, fidelity, and great sue-. cess?! And has hei not! been equally brave ancl, faithful in the command from which he has: just been removed ? Has he not there .defended, with sublime courage, the, loyalty of the nation against disloyalty and treason? Hasdje not, in a word, in the military ad ministration of, his deDartment. displayed the same sterling qualities of patriotic man hood that so eminently distinguished him at the head of his viptoriou3 battaltons in the field ? Why then is he removed ? Let me. say, in deep humiliation for my country, to gratify Rebels and.traitors, and in obedi ence to the demands of the Democratic lead niwi I PAn r r -v-1- rt AAmn. n TlllO TIlQTI Tilt surrender'of the President to political in- Hj T A V 1 if It lK llj AT, I ,1 ) triguers, North and South; who exact con- ji vy v M v, NOTICE, Having: contracted with- the sec retry of the Treasury for the saivage of all " Blockade runner," and other w.ecks, and prop erty belonging to the United States on and adja cent to this coast v contracts will' be made with parties desiring to engage in wrecmng, saving iron, &c. , GEO. Z. ifKEJNUH, ROBERT STEVENSON. 10 So. Front St, Wilmington, N. C Lawsonville Leaksville 1 I Leasburgh I Ledger i lieacnburgh i Leesville Leicester Lenoir Lenox Castle Lenoir Institute Leo Lewis ville Lexington Liberty Hill Lilesville -Lillington Lincolnton - : Little Mills i Little River Littleton Little Yadkin Locust Hill Logan's "Store Long's Mills Long Ridge JLong street Louisburgh Lovelace Lovelady Love's Level y'j Lumbcrton 7 McDaniels McLeansville, McNeills Ferry Mackey's Ferry Macon Depot; . Madison . Magnolia Mangum . Aianson . Maple Spring Marble Spring alargaretsvmc iriariuu Marlboro' -Marley'8 Mills Marsnaii t Martindale Martin' sLimeKiln Stokes Marysville Greene Mebanesville Middle Creek Middletown Mldways V Mill Hill ! Mill River: . Milton Randolph, Hannah L Arnold. isag'comb a W Griffin. Surry, t Lucy K Thompson. Duplin, Mrs. M A Watson. Forsyth," Miss L P Kerner. . Lincoln, - Wm. Alexander. . Edg'Ombe,Jon. T. Lamm " "' Miss li A mack. Lenoir. Henry Eddie. ' Cabarrus, Mrs. E Kirpatrick, Graniville, Mrs. M E Overton,' t4 Francis J Tilley. Cleveland Mrs. Sarah M Mull. Qumb'lnd John R Taylor. .; , Hyde, James McGowan. Hyde Selby Watson Anson . Miss M C Allen : Randolph Miss D P Luther Richmond Elijah Hasty Ashe. Wyatt Rose Richmond Pascall Caddie Rocki'hamJno Windsor j " Mary A Burton Caswell S P Taylor Mitchell Wm J Silver - Jdhnson C H Holland i ; Rbbcson Wm Brown ! Buncmbe Jno Carpenter Caldwell Mrs E Killgrovc Roeki'hamJas R Garrett Lenoir Jas Elmore Stanly' . Mary J Jenkins Forsyth P Laugenour 1 Davidson Mrs M Duaenbury. Iredell Jas RScroggs Anson . . W U Barnewell N HanoverW B Larkins Lincoln HE Bomar Richmond Mrs M A Childs Alexander L M Smith Halifax Jas M Hewzome Stokes Henry G Cee Caswell Mrs M F Paschal Ruth'ford Mrs D . R Freeman Randolph Benj A Sellare Wash' ton G W Jackson Moore Absalom Kelley Franklin Miss Sarah E Jones Miss E A Bicknall Miss SS Fisher Miss Sarah E Austin Marvin Q Bryan Mrs M J Cook Jno McLean Jacob Reardon Washing' nWm Briggs Warren , Miss AA Edgerton Rockin'amM S Black Duplin Wm M Evans Richmond Walter D Smith Warren Aaron Smith Wilkes A F Tripiittlc . -Cherokee Henry Moss Northam'nR E Wren McDowell W S Cason Pitt Jas O May ;. Randolph Benj F Marley Madison ThosJ Rollins " Mecklen' g Wm M Martin , n 1 . r tt -m r a ; A. v. Mrs iJ. fx. oiuiiu Richd Phillips Alamance S A White Wake J B Strain Hyde L D White -Davidson John Perryman Cabarrus Ja6ob Stirewalt HeudersonMrs Mary J Allen Caswell SamlW Taylor Wilkes Caldwell Union ' Robeson Orange Guilford Harnet Pink Hill t -Pittsborough ' - ' .'' Pleasant Grove Pleasant H1U Pleasant Retreat Pleasant Ridge Plymouth Pollocksvllle Portsmouth '. Poutecasl r ''" Powelton,! Powhatan, , Prospect IliU . Prosperity " Pro-ndence . Purley '. . -Qollatown Qaeensdale Qucrys - ' " Raleigh. t::;Rpv Ranalsbunrh Ransom's Brldeo Nash Rays ville 1 - ' . , Madison Red Hill t Red Mountain Red Plains Reed Creek Reem's Creek Rcidsviile -Republic" Rich Fork Davidson Richland's V Z. Valley Richmond Hill Rich Square . Ridgeway Roaring Gap Robeson l Rock Creek Rock Fish Rock Ford , Rockingham : Rock Mill '. Rock Spring ' Rocky Mount Rocky Point . Rolesvlllo Round Hill Rqxborough Roxobel . Rutherford ton 8alnt Charles Saint John Saint Lawrence Saint Pauls ISalem 1 . 8alem Chapel Salem Church Salisbury. Sandy Creek : " Sandy Grove Sandy Mash Sandy Plains Sassafras Fork Sawyersvilie : Saxapahaw Science Hill Scotland Neck Scottsville s , Scuppernong Seaboard; I Sedge Gardens 1 Shady Grove ;. Shallotte Shallow Ford Shawa Mills Shelby ; Sherrllla Ford : Shoe Heel Shufordville I 8iegel's Store J Silver Hill . Sladesville Smithfleld Smith Grove . Smithville . Snipes Store Snow Camp Snow Creek South Creek South Gaston South Lowell South Mills South Milton South Point Sparta Speights Bridge Spencer - h.i Spring Creek Spring Grove Spruce Pine Stacyville -Stanhope -. Stanley Creek Statesvilic , Stevens Mills : Stices Shoal , Stocks ville Stony Point 8tony Ridge Sugar Grove Summrville Swannanoa Swan Quarter Swansborongh Swann's Station Sweet Home Lenoir ' ' Wra W Denny Chatham .'Jno F MallorT- ; Alamance Miss Mary J Long - North'pt'nBenj Brewer ,? t McDowell Lemuel Pudgett Gaston - Mrs Isabella Neacle Wash'gti RoU S Goelet Jones Henry Rowe Carteret Jeremiah Abbott North'pt'nMrs Eliza Beale ; ' Richmond Owen Hadley ; Richmond Cyrus L Rem Caswell Miss n A Gordon Moore J J Martindale , Meckrb'g JosE8smplo ! CasweU A B Davis : Haywood 8 Enloe " ,. Robeson Gilbert Olc Meckl'b'g Miss Bletta Query naice 1 - Andrew uuier Meckl'b'h Jno R Porter 1 J J James Wm M Fisher : Yancey James Bailey ; Oranze ' ' Miss Ann Parker Yadkin E Polndexter t ; Randolph' Mrs M J Fonst - Bunc'mbe M EMcCluro Rock' ham S F.Terry ! r -s'l Yadkm Stephen HoosOn s Miss D A Griffin JJ Sullivan Onslow Z Pittman ' i Haywood A N KiUlam i 8urry Mary Corane: -; ! N'thWnWm H Burgess f Warren L J Watkins 1 Wilkea .' Reuben Sparks V BrunswickMrs M E Brinkley Orange CC Curtis ) i v Duplin Mls F UoircrRon Surry LUBuniss 1 -Richmond M V Terry . h, : Lincoln Thos Bess 1 -Orange Mrs E Cato EdgcWheMrs J L Edwards N Hanover Jas H Durham Wae Mrs VJerrell : Orange Miss Sue Parrish i Pefson Mrs E Miles: Bertie Mrs M C Cox -' Ruthford Mrs M J Carpeutcr ; jonnson nenry a raiaon 1 Rich'dT Weaver Isaac T Brooks Mrs Sarah Gsddy ATZevelv James M Marshall Miss R R Kearnus A Bencine i 4 Randolph Aaron York ..- Chatham Louis Homady Buncombe Lou H Wells ' ' Rutherfo'dMiss Ann Abraham . Granville Mrs Rebecca Strum Randolph Wm McK -Dougan . Alamance Wm Zackary Randolph Jonathan Parker ; Halifax R 8 Tucker' Ashe . AG Lane Vfashing'nThos B Myers Northam'nWm Brantley ; Forsyth Lewis P Waggoner Davidson Geo Crouch ' BrunswickL R Smith Alamance Alfred Iseby Guilford RPShaw '" Cleveland Clara T Hpeg Lincoln Mrs E L 8herrlll Roheson O S Hays Buncombe Miss F E Livingston Lincoln Jos Stamey 'Davidson Sarah Symons 1 Hyde . Mrs Carpline Fooly Johnson " Maty A Northam Davie ' Mrs Rebecca C Rich BrunswickE Legg Chatham Wm Snipe John Dixon -David B White Jno S Gordon Jno R Smith John A McManncu Mrs Henrlet Jacobs Hiram VWentworth Miss RM Craig Edgeco'be Lvl Harris Gteene s r vox Davidson Jesse Kindley Madison . Mrs S B Hipp ' Iredell v MlasEUxaGoodman . Yancey Filman Blalock Rockin'amMrs SarahTStrader Nash -- j Miss A H Bains y Gaston A R Rutledge Iredell . J C Anderson -Union John L Hooks Cleveland Mrs H E Chambers BuncombePleasaat Lankford r Alexander Thos A Walt Surry Miss S M Wolff Ashe M L Banner Harnett MissEmelineFancet . B uhcombe Miss E R Patton Hertford Chatham Robeson Forsyth Forsvth Randolph Rowan Oramre Iredell. Beauiort Halifax Orange . Camden Stafford Lincoln Hyde i Onslow I Moore Iredell Swift Cr'k BridgeCraven Mitcheners Depot Johnston Erastus R Mosher Aur 6th, 1867. Journal copy. ; tf BANKING. Mint Hill Miranda U Mocksville Moffitt's Mills Monks Store! Monroe Monroetont Monticello v MoreheadCity Mooresborough Moosehauce T Morgan's Mills Union Mecklen'crMiss O E Wood Rowan TO McLaughlin Davie Thos L Leslie , Randolph Wm B Manese Sampson Walter J Oraddock Union W J Willoughly Rocki'hamLouisa Wright Guilford Jno C Pritchett Carteret John J Uenshaw Cleveland Mary J Davis Moore BANKING HOUSE -.j OF trol of the military and civil natronage of the Executive, preparatory to the coming Presidential election, as a condition of their lo. 20 WALL STREET, Corner of Nassau Street, NEW YORK. iadministration. The furnishesxno prece- 28. Cotton dull nominal at 25c and Re- Baltimore Markets. Baltimore, Aug. 28. Coffee dull and un changed. Cotton- dull, middling! uplands 27 cts. Flour all grades ot uaitimore de clined 50. Family $13. High extra grades $12 a $12. Shipping. $11, a 11 50. Prime red; wheat $2 35. Medium lots dull and lower.? Corn declined 1 cent; white: yellow ill 14 a 1 16. - Oats steady. Prime and ohm co. 60 a 62 cts. Inferior 36 a 40 cts. SiWar firmer. Provisions firmer iadvanced i hnrl vprv little offering. Whiskey nomi nally unchanged. ii : New York Markets. Nkw York. Aug. 28. Evening. Cotton easier, oaiesoi uuo uaica a declined 15V -State $7 a' 11 20. J Southern fOl a 13k s Wheat hrmer. corn, nrmer ; Mixed Western $1 ialUIil lfork firm. Lard heavy at 12a 14., Whkey quiet. Groceries unchanged. Naval stores steady. longer support ot his history ol our country dent for such ingratitude to deserving sol r diersbut antiquity does. The greatest of Athenian Generals, was banished from his hcountry because of his greatness ; Anstides (was ostracised because the malcontents oi Athens were weary of hearing him called . the Just.. But in these examples of wrongs history avenged itself by immortalizing tlie names of Themistocled and Aristides, as it has already that faf Sheridan. Gen. Sheridan holds no second place ,in the anections oi lue loyal people of this country. w He has their admiration, their confidence and their grati tude. Not all the malignity of his enemies nor the intrigues of politicians can weakeg his hold upon the great heart oi tne nation. Will not the loyal men of this county join in the nation's protest against the wrong that has been done him ? Applause. j MISCELLANEOUS. WE B U Y and sell at the most liberal current ii a fnll snnnlv of GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVEN-THIRTIES, and COMPOUND INTER I EST ! NOTES, and execute orders for purchase 1 and sale of STOCKS, BUfl L ana mvl,v. CONVERSIONS. We convert the several issues of Seven tiur- !TIES into FlVB-TWENTies ON THE MOST FAVORA nin TERMS, taking the. 1st series at Goveun- tufnt Rtes. allowing a commission to dealers.. Circular with full particulars furnished upon ap- Morgantown Mornsviiie Mosely Hall -i Mountain Creek Mount Airy Mount Gilead Mount Mourne Mount Nebo Mount Olive Mount. Pleasant MoantFirzah Mount Ulla Mount Vernon Mount Willing Mud Lick Mull Grove w - Murlreesboroujrh Hertford MurDbev , uneroKec AV W jiur e Wake Lenoir Catawba , Surry 3 Montg'ry? IredeU Yadkin Wayne Cabarrus Person Rowan ! " Orange Chatham Catawba plication. aug 5 1 JAY COOKE & Nahunta Nashville Newbern Nev Garden New Hill New Hope CO. t-tf NOTICE, v rrHE FKEEDMAN'S 8AVINGS BANK, du- I Hnw &hRnce will be under the chanre of J. fl MANN , ' Office with Collector of Internal Revenue,, Custom House Building. Offipft hours from 9 A. M. -to 3 P. M. ' S. 5S. A11L..X, . Cashier. " ; d&wlm aug 10 MONEIT TO LOAN. 94J. London. Aug. 28. Eve. Consols Bonds 73. - . . . . J I Liverpool, Aug. 28. Eve. Cotton dull and heavy and declined. sales or u.uuv bales. Orleans 10 upianas wt vxuer articles unchanged. ; I Frankfort, Aug. 28. lionds i i. Mobile Cotton Market. 28. Cotton low middling nominally 23 a 23ic, ;- , F DOL- ROM THREE TO FIVE THOUSAND LARS to loan on bond and mortgage. Address,. ' B.C. . . Wilmington Post Ofhce. aug 23 tf r Large Business Cards TRINTED IN FANCY and PLAIN COLORS Y on the best of paper, lined with cloth and pVapon wooden 'frames with colored border h toVohr? above description of CARDS to order at short nottce aud on reasonable 3BmG : ; Book Binder and Blank Bok Manufacturer. . "aug 27 . - t ' ' Treasury of the United Stales. DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL BANKS V wlsniSGTOS, D. C., Feb. 20, 1867. .' tt ia HEREByI CERTIFIED ! THAT THE X First National Bank of Wilmington, N. C; a Banking Association organized under the Act "to provide a National Currency,; secured by a pledge of United. States Bonds, and to provide for the circulation and redemption tnereoi." ap TtmvAd jnne 3d. 186L bavins complied with the requiremehts of section 45 Of said Aet, and with ID IsuiaLlODa VI ycpaiuuvuw auw u suance thereof; has this day been designated as a Depository of Public Moneys, except receipts fmm Cnstoms. and bv virtue of such designation will also be employed as a Financial Agent of the NHoDe Academy Randolph jiew oigui New Market; New Salem, New Sterling, Newton, Newtdn Grove, NorthlBrook, North Cove, North Fork, Norvali Norwood, Oak Forest, Oak Grove, Oak Hill, Oakland, - i! Oak Ridge, . Oak's, Oak Springs,.;, t OconaLutty,' j Ocracoke, ! Old Furnace, Old Richmond, Old Town, I Olin Branch. st Olive Branchy Onslow C H, Orange Factory, Otter Creek, Owenville, Oxford, Pacific. . raintuap, r EQSeawell Jno E Morgan '.. Miss J E McElrath Miss S A Morris Wallace Ames Miss WE Gabriel T V Aired .... Mrs M McLiehden RU Clarke James Adams Robt Kornegay i Lizzie A Lemer Jas W Nocll w JnoR Goodwin . E C Philips- ! Mrs R Kirkpatrick Milton Moody Mrs Marg't Hicks Mrs E Trader' Wm T Green - Wm F Flowers -: Jno W Harper v Geo WNason ; J E Cox 1 Mrs L E Patlisball ELCMcUargic Rebecca J Miller Wake Mrs C C Rod gers Randolph Duncan New an Randolph F A Ingold. ' Iredell Miss M D Somrae.s Catawba , Miss H E'Bost Sampson ' Arthur Lee Lincoln OB Jenks McDoweU Robt McCall Ashe,. Mr M C Wagner Harrell Mrs M A Oliver Stanly Miss Sarah Allen Iredell E F Swann Union J A J Long Granville, Miss L McKaddeu Chatham Elizabeth Muse Guiilord, Anslin L Moore Orange, E E Webb RuthcrTrdS L D Biggerstoff. Haywood Miss E Conner Swift Island Sycamore Alley Tally Ho Tarboro . V Taylor's Bridge Taylorsville . Teachey's 1 Thomasvllle Thbmpsenville Tom's Creek Townesviile Trap Hill Trenton I Trinity Colleko Trouhiesorae; Troy 1 'I Troy's Store Tryon Turnersbuigh TnrkeyCove, Turnpike Union urove Montg'ry IlaliTax Granville Edgec'be Sampson. SnidcllE Swindell Daniel A Halght j M Cameron ' Miss Laura J King . ; WHEilerson David A Boyd. Nicholas C Higgs -MUsL E Johnson Mrs M A SpraglDs Ferdinand Robl'son Alexander J P Mattheson - Duplin Mil McMUlan Davidson' E H McCntchin ' Rocki'hamL M Meeler 4 ; Barry VVm.S Taylor. -Granville Wm Overley. Wilkes AC Bryant Jones PP Medlin ' ! Randolph Miss C B Leach ' Rocki'hamMrs R A Pearson ;. Montg'ry Mrs Marg't Wright Randolph Mrs Sarah A Bain RutherfrdMrs J Thompson -Iredell Abner D -Brocks i McDowell John G Yancey Buncombe Jno C Smothers . Iredell Jas L Norman Wayne Nash Craven Guilford Wake University Statlor Orange John T Uogan Valle Crucis Wautauga Joel A Shoemaker Valley Town Cberokco Mrs Mary M 8cott Vans Hooks StorePereon Vesuvius FarnaceLlncoln Vienna , Foryth Wadesborough . f Anson Wake Union Forsjth Duplin Granville Stokes Wakefiefield WalkersvUle .Walkcrtown Wallace Waller Walnut Cove Warm Springs -Warren Plains Warrcntoa . Warrior Creek Warsaw' Washington Watsonvillo Waypcsvilie Weavel's MUls Webb's Ford Webster Weldon Wentworth West Brook Westminster Mrs M J Van Hook James M Smith Philip Mock 1 -Miss ME Patrick Miss VN Strickland ': Miss E R Wilson . ' Wm P Dicks " David EBoney ; Mies Bcttle Waller Mrs Ann R Lash Bancombe Alex R Anderson (- Warren Jesse L Shaw . i Warren Mrs Mary Green Caldwell Miss Mary Sharp Daplin, Jno L Blancbard Beaufort Wm Eborn Alamince Maggie Watson Haywood D McGee . Forsy th Eli Weavel RutherfrdMrs Jane Webb Jackson ii W Spak Halifax John 11 Renfrew Rock'g'm Nel Ellingtonr r Bladen Mrs R Davis i u aurora w m ueara WhitakersSUt'n Edgec'be L J Ellison White Hall 1 MeckPb'h Miss Elis'th J Red Vhite House i -H Randolph Stephen nenley White Plains - ; Cleveland Miss 8 A Falls White Rock .. , Yancey Abner Tweed White's Store i i Anson, M J Barrett White SuLSprlngsCaUwha M J E Eckard Whltesville Columbus John Morse t wuki .b-jrouffh1 f Wilkes Calvin J Cowles Wiiikmtboronirb GranvUle W F Henderson Hyde Gaston Forsyth Iredell Union Onslow Orange Government. (Signed) aug; 5 , F. E. SPINNER, . Treasurer, U 8. .;.,'' 1-tf A B Howard Miss M 8 Ransom Nancy JHanser Lewis J Hine EAGwyn J Penevllle -8idney W Hoi man RutherPrdMary Wilkinson . Samnson : Jesse R Harris Granville ' Miss B G Jones Franklin John Young Yancev - Mary J Horton ' Patterson's Store, Alamance M II Crutchfleld r Peach Tree Grove,Nash : E M Matthews p0nM.v Rtnre. Columhus Enoch Hannon pattitn s . Caldwell MrsECCIlnard Pekin ' ; Montg'ry Plerceville Cleveland Williamsburgh WUllamston , Wilmington! Wtlmn v WUon's Store Windsor Winsiow Winston fill Wlnton WoIfaviBe Woodland Wood Leaf , Woodsdale i i Woodvuie i Yadkin, CoUege, Yadkinville;vi MraFMcKenxie Mrs P Gladden iTt a ifi-oil jAhnnAn ' Martin Alexander Jackson N HanoverEdwin R Brink Eds(ecombMrs Mary Daniel Stoaes Jas U Leak Bertie Fd W BeU ( Harnett Alfred 8m tb Forsyth M. v jrauxiou vJZLrA l j Northcott Union Alfred PeriiiH 1 Gaston M S Merrill Kowaa Maria Baffin ' Person ' Mrs Bach' I Mitchell Peroulm'sFLR Pendleton . Davidson OeoWHegc -Yadkin Wm M Harflson t Alex MCAJpin I' - . m - B . am am m w-mm W K v-T,rifin l finilford Mrs Man; . 1 rr- 1 -v. ' ) . t-i. y ' fV If President xmsmwu -ug. j 'i" .
The Wilmington Post (Wilmington, N.C.)
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