The tri-weekly standard. [volume], July 11, 1868, Image 1

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THIBET, YY VIVD XJIVIOIV, IXOVV yJVI FOREVER, ONE AJN INSEPARABLE."-Daniel Webster.
Vol. II.
RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY,' JULY 11, 1868.
No. 154
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IIOLDEX. J. V.". 1IOLDEX.
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sriTous op the stano vkd.
and of goncrituwiit adeerlis. ,nents. v
or vST T&S
paper indicates the ex
Ten lines or one incb. 6pace to constitute a
square.
One square, one insertion $1 00
Each subsequent insertion 50
Liberal deduction made, by special contract, to
large advertisers.
Court advertisements will be charged 25 pei
cciU. luUer than tlie regular rates.
Special Notices charged 50 per cent, higher
Bates of KabscrhHion.
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y i Kates ot Advertising.
than ordinary advertisements.
For advertisements inserted irregularly, 25 pel
t'i cvut. higher than usual rates will bo charged.
"' No paper in the South has advertising facilities
- BllPcrir to the Slmidard.
' i Letters must be addressed to
W. V. Holdex, ) V. W. HOLD EN it SON,
J. IV. Holds, f Kalcigh, N. C.
lieadqnarlers Sor.md, Jliiiiary !)i:.tittt,
Cuaulestox, S. C, June 20, VMS.
GENERAL OKOEIiS, )
No. 117. )
Tlie following law of the United States is jiub
lihcd for general information :
AN ACT
To admit the States of X--th-(.'ivoUn, South
Carolina, Louisiana, Ucoruii. Al'tutma,
n ml FloriJa to J?(j'reriif.itim in C-'ihyris.
Wiiekeas, the people t North-C;.ioiimi,
SoutH-Curoiinn, Loinr-iana, Georgia, Alabama
and Florida hare, in pursuance oi the provis
ions of an act. entitled " An act for the in re
tlSicieiit government of the rebel Slates." pass
ed March second, eighteen hundred and mxU
seven, and the acts supplementary thereto,
1 ramed constitutions of State government which
are republican, and have adopted such contitu
tions by large majorities of the votes cast at ihe
elections held for the ratification or rejection ot
the same; Therefore,
Jl: itenacte I by the Senile and House nflvi)i
ttentnlivex of the United Statin of America in l.'ou
fre uxxeiiililcJ, That each ot tlie States of
'North-Carolina, South-Carolina, Lousiana,
Georgia. Alabama, and Florida sti li be entitled
and admitted to representation in Congress as a
State ot the L iiton wlien the .Legislature ol such
(State shall have duly ratilied the umeliduien lo
It'ie Constitution of the United SUts proposed
v the Thirtv-Niuth Congress, aud known as
article IVntrten, uj.on the following fundamen- .
tal conditions : That the constitutions o! neither
ot said States shall ever be so amended
or changed as to deprive any citizeu or class
of citizens of the United States ol the ri.y ut to
vote in said State who are entitled to vote by the
constitution thereeflicreiii recognized, except as
n puuishmeiir for such crimes as are now felonies
at common law, whereof they shall have been
dulv convicted under Jaws equally applicable to
all the inhabitants of said State ; I'fovidtti, That
anv alteration of said Constitutions may be
made with regard to the time and place ot rest-dei-.ce
of voters; aud the Siate ot Georgia shall
only
be entitled and adiiulieii to l epieseniaiion
upon
this luitiier luiuiaiiii ntai coi.iiiiioii : uiai
the ;
irst a .d third sun divisions oi see! .on sai-.i-
teen
of the li'.th article ol I lie con.-uu:non oi
slTMt.. i vecnt tlie froviso to the lnl sub
division, sliail be null and void, and that ihe
General Assembly of said Stale, by solemn public
act, shall declare the assent ot the Stale lo the
foregoing Miidaineiit.il condition.
Section 2. Ai.- lbt- it further ahieted. That if
4i... Hi-. .I r.ir tint tirst meeting ot the Legis
lature oi timer
o! said States, by the Con
ph Legis
tuvntv davs fro in th
i time this act ia::es eueei,
unless the
Governor elect shall -ooner convene
the same.
Section 3. And be it further enacted. That the
fi-st section of thu
t.lch State, except
shall take clleft as to
Georgia, when such State
Kimll. lv its
Legislature, duly ratilv nrticie
lOUrieeu t!lt.a ttn,lM,d ;v
ud l;v the
ti.m ot we , U.lt" r Georgia.
4.1 T.lie LllOCU r ,
'H. i. f :oii Teas, anu 1
Zin it shall, in addition
give the assent as ?ai'"
from holdin
.wlerany State,
bv Section , ot tlie propo.-.e(i
mnendment to
the Constitution ot the unutu
c.t,. known as
Arllele i-nnrleen. snan ue
any otiiee iu either ot said
S ;. ned eligible to
Ktates. unless
relieved from disability as pro-
siid amendment. And it is heieoy
vided in
de the ou ' -""-, r i . ...7 r
receni" - ----- .
salu nniei'unn'iii oy me jeis-
d States, to isue a procia-
tact. (llmxva -June i-.
econd and third sections
ng aniU rq'iTrrr.s
Stan's cnioiacca
vene at the end oi
this Act takes effect,
shall sooner convene
eXkviit that when any State
Sture, duly ratily Article Four
ninendments to the Constitution ol
States, proposed by the Thirty-ninth
Coiigre -j , tUlljifjL.(i nnder the C'onstitu ion
i ..,.toll
inaugurated without delay,'
thereoi, fls (lispi.lisjn!r w th t
urc rc'a Y)y the law ol .July 2,
the oatn ot otlice
115:2, so tar an it
l,ru" ,rs the
members elect o- the Legislature
coce (jis,ju;iniic I bv th constitutional
w!l :-ueit known as Article Fourteen. Ae
aineti!'' g( mueli ol the provisions of General
cordn'SJ0 0f May 2, 1S0S, and No. 8:j, of
O r I cJ -ggj as requires the lneiubers elect ot
Mllv Jcral Assembly of the States of North
t!,u ,u and South-Ca-.dina, respectively, to
J:,rt",',e oah ofoflieu prescribed by the Act of
take),'1 ig(,2, before entering upon Ihe discharge
JuI,'''i.iti"S of th irolliees; is Iicreby revoked.
onHCmn"..dol
c I Wior-General En. R. S. Canbit:
ivt- WJ LOUIS V. CAZIAHC,
Aid -de-Camp,
Aerg. Asst. Adjt. Genl.
Photographs.
qjjJAT INDUCEMENTS
VfATSON'S GALLERY,
j'OB
iVfVG A LARGE STOCK. Or
FRAMES
-1 f,d Climes on hand, I have determined to
,iT-enj' stool; bv selling frames with pietures
n, iViilete lor about om-i.nil the usual price,
n' Wishing a l'hotogiaj.h in a tine frame at a
I uos , .
very
stitution or Ordinance uiereoi, .-.i.m
or have so nearly arrived beloie the passage ot
tl is Vet, that there shall not be lime lor the
Legislature to assemble at the periou tiscd,
lntiii-R sua I convene at me cini ui
.i . 44 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ) ri ' rci i j-'i :ii ii
dunon t e sane dtbereupon the offi
1,!iPof eae "State, dulv elee.eU and qu ilitied nn
dthelo sTitutiouthereo., shall be immgura
without delay; hut "-..l'V!-?','::
, iii.i. miner lie; e nui'i tjimv, ...
attar
111 hit CM,
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FINANCIAL
KALEIGII NATIONAL liAKK
ov
V OUTII-CAKOIINA.'
boaui of niitECTous:
U-. W.l'ui.i.iAK.ViwiV.; (imuW. Swfi-son,
W. U. Wi lla it o. W. J. IIawkin s,
A.. S. Meuuimon.
Chas. Dewey, Cashier . John Blake, ZeWr.
DEALS IN EXCHANGE, SIGHT DRAFTS,
Gold and Silver Coin, unil Government ami
other Securities.
Uncurreut Bunk Notes bought at highest
prices. Packages sent by Express will be remit
ted for promptly in curreney, or iu New York
luuds at par.
JJCckkest, February 21, 1S68 :
Bank'-I?n!iie Fear
28
30
4
..ivnWlotte
7rCl'"endon
tt ' ' N bommeree .......................
.y.tteyille
Lexlnfei, (old)
. i (new)
i,ex'.non' Pable at Orfthani, .
North-Carolina-.. J. ...... ...
" Roxboro -. '
" Thomasville
" Wadesboro'
41 "Washington
' Yauceyville
'17-1
10
IS
10
B2
60
00
oo
2(i
3
a
27K
" m ilmington
Co-.mnereiai Jiank of Wilmington
tanner's Rank of North-Carolina, told,)
" " 44 " (new,)....
Greensboro', Mutual Insurance Company,..
Merchants' Rank of Newbein ..,
Miners' and Planters' Bank
March 21, 1S0S. fiS tf
TO rillS:cSA?,S AI DElfitlSTS.
DRUG- STORE FOR SALS.
""VW'IXG TO CONTINUED ILL HEALTH
Vaiid being advised bv my physicians that
more aetive uie is necessary for me, I olfer lor
sale my L)nig Store, Stock, Fixtures and good
will, or the Slock, Fixtures and iood will alone.
This is one of the oldest establishments in tin
State, and has had tor the past ten yiais second
to none in the Southern Stales.
To a physician it is one ot the best openings in
this part ot the S'.ate as with this establishnu nt
ic can control thu practice of the 'lown and
country for several niiks around. A physician
coming here can go at once into the practice left
by Dr. J. ). Jones which was tlie best.
The prospects of the university are better than
they have been since the surrender, the Agricul
tural College having been located here, as a part
ot it, and the land given it by Congress having
been sold for one hundred and thirty-three thou
sand dollars, this w ith theaiinii.il appropriation
directed by the Constitution will be ample to
secure a competent Faculty acid ensure a large
attendance ol students, and will malic tm one
of the most desirable locations in the Slate for a j
Drug Store or for a 1'liys.iciau.
As li i'.iors can only be sold on physicians' pre- j
sciiplioiis a gcioil proiit can be made bv adding J
the sale of them to the Drug business.
I will exchange tor a farm near any town on
a prominent Rail Road, in a healthy location, or
tor mules and plantation supplies, or 1 will sell
low for money.
All enquiries promptly answered.
R. 15. SAUNDERS,
Chupcl Hill, N. C.
July 2, 186S. 150 I m.
3
3
.XXI&?G OUT
AT
NEW YORK COST!
Dry Goods,
t& -mm- .-m .-rta
Crockery and Hardware.
WING TO CONTINUED ILL HEALTH,
and consequent, inability to give pr per
attention to iny business, 1 have concluded to
od'er my entire Stock of
DRY GOODS,
easy Me Clotling,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Notions and
Hosiery,
HARDWARE,
AND
At New York Cost for Cash.
All who are in want of jjood and fashionable
Goods would do well to call ai once before the
Goods aio picked over.
jLm- KL.INE,
Corner of Faycttcvillc aud Hargctt St.
Raleigh, N. C.
June 25, 1868. 147 liu.
Scaled Proposals,
TN DUPLICATE, EACH ENDORSED AVITU
I "terms ot liidders, and date, will he received
it this OlMce, nt the Garrison Military Post,
Goldsboro'. N. C, or through the mail, directed
to the undersigned, until 12 o'clock, At., on the
isiird.iv or Jiilv, instant, tor supplying this
Military Post with WOOD for bnc year from the
jot h day of July, inst.
The Wood to be supplied to be Merchantable
Hard Oak or Ash, cleft, and to be cut Four (4)
feet long; to be delivered at the Garrison, Golds
horo' N. C, in such quantities as may be re
uuirc 1, not exceeding Two hundred Cords
i anv One month. The contractor to receive
o er'nment Vouchers from P:.st Quartermasler
in payment for number of Cords accepted in
each inonth. Proposal will be opened at this
Otiiee on the loth day of Julv, inst, at noon.
Bidders are invited to be present at the time of
opening 11 revive pro., . .
liy order ivi v' : . .,i vn
J Cht. Quartermaster 2d nl.
Dis't.
1. HATHAWAY,
2d Lieut. 40th -Inf.,
Bvt.;apL A. A. Q. M., L- S a.
July 7, 1SGS.
IVirs. Lacy's Schocl for Young Ladies,
ItALEKJIf, N. C.
rniTF FIFTH TERM OF THIS SCHOOL
T"ni commence on Mosdat, theSd of August,
ISMS, and continue twenty "weeks. ,.,i(irc
Six pupils can be accommodated as boarders.
Circulars sent on application.
Dr. Lacv's School for Boys w il l e d -continu-d.
He will give such instruction in the
girls School as may be desired.
July 9, 1868. lo3 td.
NOTICE.
ON SATURDAY. 25T1I OF JULY EXT,
I shall expose to public sale, at the dwcll
in.r bouse of Robert Hatcher's, in Johnston
County, Horses, Cattle, and Hogs, nud about
live hundred acres ol land, or so much terco)
as will satisfy the United States tax iu my hands
tor collection.
-SIMON GODWIN,
Deputy Collector.
June 25, 18fiS. .1-17 lawSt.
1 r
0 !
BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
.
ISSUES POLICIES OF ALL, KINDS,
LIFE AND ENDOWMENT.
AIISUMJTEI.Y NO KKKTKICTION UPON TJIAVISI, Oil RESIDENCE !
Dividoiuls 3 ;i i l Annually in Cash.
ALL POLICIES POSITIVELY NON FORFEITABLE.
22?" Part ol the premium loaned, and no loon or premium note is a lien or claim on the pol
icy iu case of death after the second year.J3 ",, .
rpiIIS COMPANY OFFERS PECULIAR ADVANTAGES TO THE SOUTHERN
people. It is the most .
. - LIBERAL COMPANY IN THE UNITED grTltTES.
Its rates being lower than those of other Companies.
Office No. 141, Broadway, New York City.
WM. M. COLE, Secretary. CHRISTIAN Y. BOUCK, Fieaiaeut.
. j. '
Infonaation Gladly Furnished in detail, by
A. W. LAWRENCE, of Raleigh, N. C-,
General Agent for the State of North-Carolina.
D. -vVM. G. II ILL, Medical Examiner,
Kaieigu, N C, May 12, lSltt.
CIIANiK OF SC'HUDt'LU.
IALCIGH A- ; ASTON RAILROAD CO., )
M'i'EKiTEMF.N r'.s OKrici:, ')
Raleigh, N. C , May J'.iih, iMiS. )
On and after May 2m!,, tM'iS, Trains will run i
on the Raleigh A" Gaston Railroad as follows: j
.dad Irani leaves Raleigh 51.15 A. M.
Arrives at v'i hion .' 2.40 P. M.
Mar Train h aves Weldon 10..55 A. M.
Arrives at K:i eigh 3.15 P. M.
Freight Train leaves Raleigh... 1.15 P. M.
" " arrives at Raleigh.. 10.05 A. M.
The Mail Trains make thkocgh connections
with all points North and South.
A. B ANDREWS,
Supt. of Trnsportation.
May 21, 1S68. v 132 tf.
tmia.YGTO.Y IXD trEf4D0.V B. C.
Office Chiof Eng. & tlenrrsl Snpertntendent,
"WiLMixcTos, N. C, May 9,. 1S0S.
CIIiGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER MAY 10m PASSENGER
'1' rains on this Road will leave Wilmington
at C.OO A. M. and tr:-30 P. M., and arrive iu Wil
mington at 4-.:;0 A. M. and K:15 P. M. Leave
Weldon at 10:30 A. M. and 7:45 P. M. ; arrive at
Weld. m at 5:15 A. M. and 3:00 P. M.
I'iJ" The day train will not run on Sundays.
The day train connects with "the Annamessic and
Rav Lines all are quick to th North.
S L. FREMONT, 'ruincer it- Supt.
May 14, im. 129 tf.
'TO SHIPPERS.
ALL STATE RAILWAY LINES 1
(that used TO UK !)
The Old Kaleigh & Gaston Rail Kod,
Tbe Shortest, Quickest, Safest and
Bevt Line, North a&d South, to
be left out in lue Cold, unless
Shippers Specially say
Via. &. G. XI. R !
VAT?' INAUGURATED AND ARE THE j
VV Great 7 hrvnth Inland Air Line. Monte, to;
all the Northern Markets, and have successfully !
worked the Line to the entire satisfaction ol ,'
Shippers, North and South, for t he last ten years, j
as the Un Thousand Shippers in North and South
Carolina will testify. We paid the State near
Seven Hundred J honsand Uollars tor lier inter
est in this Road thereby saving the people Irons
Taxation for all time to come 10,000 per year;
and we unhesitatingly declare that we ean and
will give more dispatch to ill points, North and
South, than any other Line.
NOTICE!
The Great IiiUml Air Line Freight Rontc,
Via TXIE KALEIGII & GASTON HAIL I'.OAI),
is the Short Line for Shippers, and you are re
quired xo to direct your Vreighix, or they will be
taken by another Route !
To insure your Freight being carried over this
Great Inland'Air Line safely, direct yonr consign
ers to mark your Freight. Care of Rail Road
Agent, Portsmouth, Va., or City Point, Va., via
Pideiijh it h'axlon Jiail litad, and to ship as fol
lows: FROM BOSTON:
Mere! nuts' A Miner's Line, end of Central
Whart, K. Sampson, Agent.
FROM NEW YORK:
Old Dominion Steamslvi.p Co., Shipping Point,
Pier :rr. North River Fool Reach SI., Ollieo 1ST,
Greenwich SI., Corner Dey; N. L. MeCrcady,
President.
FROM PHILADELPHIA:
(Via Annamessic,) Phila., tVilmington and
Baltimore Depot, or Clyde's Line of Steamers, 14
N. Delaware Avenue, W. P. Clyde, Agent.
FROM BALTIMORE :
Baltimore 8tenm-Pa.-kct Co., Bay Line Steam
crs, Foot Union Dock, L. B. Parks, Agent, oi
Powhatan Steam Co., O0 Light Street. Wharf.-
C. B. ALLEN,
Freight Agent,
Raleigh, N. C.
Aug. 6, 1C7. 57 tf.
N0RTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO.
THUOIGII MXE TO CALIFORNIA,
Airi lnri MTiiir 1 J i ilioivtl
EW AEEANGEMENT.
SAILISO FROM HEW TORK ON THE
5th & 20tli Every Month.
Or the day before when these dates fall on Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWTItiTlTAN BY &XY OTHEK LINE.
For information ntdress
1J. N. C A RRIXfiTON, Agent,
Pier 40 North River, K. Y.
W. II. WEBB, President. CHAS. DANA, Vice. Pee.
Olliec ol.Excliaugc Place, New York.
June 4, .RSC8. SIS tjaulo, '00
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123 ly.
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NATIONAL
FREEDMK.VS SiVl;S AM) TRl'ST OJIPANT.
Chartered by Special Act of Cungiessj
March, 18(55. !
1? RANCH AT RALEIGH, NORTH-CAROLInI,
FajettcTiilc atrocf. 4o. 9. '
OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY
and from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M., mid Sati
days until 7 P. .M. Deposits of any amount rt
ceived from any person. Inlercst payable eeiil
amiually January and July. All 'dcpiisitofc
must subscribe to the rules and rcgulations of tli1
Company. Principal ofllcc at Washington, D. i
For further information apply at this olb'ee.
. ' w W. BROD1E,
Vaxliier-
March 31, 1SG3. 131 ti.
Circular.
FISEEDMAS'S SAVING AND TltUST Co.'s BANK.
Save yonr .Uoney .' 1 S.tve yonr Mouey !
Fellow Freetimf.n Cvu Frkemen. The Con
gress of the United Stiles, in March. 1S115, "eon
sidering the interest aid elevation of the Freed
nien.' Chartered an institution called ' Freedman's
Saving and Trust Conpany,' tiic Mother Bank
being located in Washligton City, D. C. This
Rank is establishing Hunches throughout the
South. One has b en Icstablisiicd in this, the
City ot Raleigh, N C. Its otliccrs are composed
ol some of the ablest and best gentiemeu of this
City, whose names arc lurcto annexed.
We call upon every male and female to deposit
their little earnings. Deposits are received from
any one. Old or young, ym can deposit from one
dollar up to thousands. We give live percent
interest on the dollar, if it remain six months.
It you hayi- money laid ly put it in here, and it
will not only he sate, but it will be making you
somethingall the time. Remember, you are poor
save your Mosey. You want homes save
yonr Money. You win t education save yonr
Mosey. You vant to live comfortably save
your Jloxnv. "Mark tlis," that industry, so
briety, economy, and a good moral character,
lead to wealth, education, influence and power.
Now don't wait until you get a large amount to
deposit; but deposit thcsmall amounts, they will
toon grow large ; small beginnings make large
endings; the small streams swell the large riv
ers, seas and oceans. See what ten cents of each
working day deposited at this interest wonld
amount to in ten years.
For 1 year, - - - $31 20
" 2 - - - 33 07
" 3 " - - - - 35 05
" 4 " - - 37 15
" 5 " - - - - 39 38
'- - - -41 74
" 7 " - - - - 44 24
" 8 " - - 4(5 !K)
41 - - - - 49 71
" 10 " - - - 52 09
At the end of 10 years, he will have 411 13
In 20 years, - - - 1,147 IS
You can at a glance Fee liow fast, your small
means will enlarge don't delay I beg yon, but
come immediately and commence to save. Let
no trifling excuse prevent you. Don't hesitate,
but come to the Saviug's Bank. Come everyone,
come, come.
OFFICI5ES :
Gov. W. W. HOLDEN, Phepiofnt.
Hon. Geo. "W. Swepson, Col. R. W. ?n.uA,
Col. J. T. Dijwekse, Hon. J. H. Hakims.
G. W. BRODIE, CoKhur.
Ifotice to Salesmen.
JT. WIS H TO EMPLOY A FEW FIRST
class
NOTION SALESMEN
to sell 30 day cash trade.
We want, men of experience in the business
and only such as can control a good trade. To
such men we are williug to propose most liberal
terms as to pay aud means of increasing trade.
Our House is well and generally knowu as the
largest and cheapest net cash general notion
establishment iu the country, aud with onr large
stock of goods, and nietho'd ol extensively ad
vertising our business, we do more than any other
to assist our salesmen to make and hold a trade.
Parties making application will be patticular
to state the locality, arid aetua1 amount ol trade
they can 'jontrol, having the taeilities of a large
stock to sell trom.
Engagements will be made for any time after
July 1st, 1S0S. We will consider all communi
cations as strictly confidential. Address
- NOTIONS,
Box 1845, Philadelphia, Pa.
June 18, 18G8. 144 6t.
District Court of the Cnlted States,. (
For the District of N. Carolina.
Raleigh, June 19th, 1SCS.
SPECIAL TERMS OK THIS COURT ARE
hereby apDointed to be held for the District
of North Carolina as follows: At Salisbury,
Rowan County, to commence on the first Monday
in August next ; and at Ashville, Buncombe
County, to commence on the second Wednesday
alter the first .Monday in August next.
There will be a grand and petit jury in attend
ance upon these Courts.
Ouoered, That this order be published in the
Raleigh Standard and Ashville Pioneer.
G. V. BROOKS, U. S. Dist. Judge
140 td. lor Dist. of N. Carolina.
Business Cards.
JOHN G. wiLLTTOTGO
Exchange and Collection Office,
FAYETTEVILXU STREET,
RALEIGH, N. C,
Dealers in Bank Notes, Coin, &c.
PKOMIT AND
Particular attention given to the Collection of
Notes, Drafts, te., in ull parts of the Country.
Refer to National Bank of the Republic,
N. Y. fjune27. 14S lOtpd.
ALBERT JOHNSON,
Grocer and Commission Merchant,
Xo. 12 Fayette villc St.
Between P.FPescnd's and Brlggsjt Sodd.
'"' RAiEI5H,'N.'c. Jtzi
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AN AS
SORTMENT of heavy and fancy, groceries.
HVillpay strict attention to the sale of country
produce or anything entrusted to his care. He
offers his stock of dry goods and notions at cost,
to ckwe'out goods in their liue. Reference the
citizens ot Raleigh generally.
February 18, 18i;8. -86 tf.
X. fe
Trl. MAHLEE,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Gold and Silver Ware, and Engraver.
ALSO DEALKit IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, I JF.WELRY,
Silver aud riiitcd M ure, Fine Cutlery, &c, ie.
ZZ'F" All Masonie Goods Maniilactured to order.
OPPOSITE CITY HALL,
R A I, KI If , N O UTf I-CARO USA.
June 2, IStiS. 107 i!ni.
W. U. JONES.
JAS. A. MOORE.
W. H. JONES & CO.,
GROCERS, AUCTIONEERS,
ANT
General Commission Merchants,
New Store, South of National Bank,
Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, iV. C,
Offer their services to the public.
January 4, 1868.
119 tf.
C. W. TT. Wt'TiJIlINGS . CUO.,
MANUrACTTJRERS,
VVHOLESALB AND HETAII4 DEALERS IN
I A DIES, GENT'S, BOYS AND WAGON SAD
jl dies. Coach, Buggy, Cart aud Wagon" Har
ness, Bridles, Vartingales, and all other goods
usually kept in a regular Saddlery S ore. We
will, for a limited time, sell for cash, at a small
advance on cost, in order to reduce our heavy
stock now on hand. Country Merchants, citizens
and strangers visiting the city who w"ih1i to pur
chase goods in our line of business will do weii
to look at our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Any goods not on hand put up promptly to order.
Repairing done iu the Lest manner and with dis
patch, 4th door north of the Post Office, and op
posite Market Square, Favelteviile street, Ra
leigh, N. C.
Feb. 8, lSOS. 88 tf
THOMAS H. BRIGGS,
DEALER IN
Hardware and Cutlery,
IRON, STEEL, HOUSE FURNISHING
Goods, Carriage Material, Paints, Varnishes,
Colors, Oils, Cine and Glass.
Also, Agent for the sale of Burr and Esopas'
IVIXXjXj STORES,
Bolting Cloth, India Rubber and Leather Belting,
CIRCULAR SAWS,
Iron Verandahs, Fences, and all kind of
ORNAMENTAL. IRON WORK.
jTTwo doors below Southern Express ofllcc.
Raleigh, April 20, lsiiS. 14S tf.
JAS. XI.
Bookseller and Stationer
(turner's old stanh,)
RAI4EICJII, NORTII-CAROUNA,
WILL SUPPLY ANY ORDER FOR ANY
Book or Music, at publisher's lowest cash
priec.
tTy" Has the largest stock of Books, Station
ery, Music, etc., for sale in' the State.
Jgf Blank Books and Binding done to order.
JAS.
11. ENNISS.
January 2, 1S0S.
US tf.
S. M. PARRISH,
HOUSE AND SIGN 1'AINTER,
(LAZIER, &c, &c,
IETURN3 HIS THANKS TO THE PUBLIC
j generally for the
VERY LIBERAL
patronage bestowed on him, and hopes by re
nwed efforts on his part to merit a still larger
ehare.
ggs- Shop in Rear of A. D. Royster's Store,
Raleigh, N. C.
February 12, 186S. 91 tt.
WALTER CLARK,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
HALIFAX, N. C.
Practices in the Courts of Halilaxnnd ad
joining Counties. Also, in the Federal Courts
and Court of Bankruptcy.
January 28, 1S0S. 78 tf.
W. M. COLEMAN.
JOHN T. OEWEESK.
COLEMAN & DEWEESE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
RALEIGH, K. C,
Will practice in the State and Federal Com is
in Wake County, and attend promptly to all
business with the departments of the State and
National government. Special attention paid to
the collection of Claims, Conveyancing, Drafting,
tec.
Oflice in the Standard building, on Ilargett St,
January 9, 1868. ' 121 tf.
- . i a .
."-Hi Lr J itiJ-'fep tfyr
Groceries, Etc.
WILLIAM G. UPCHURCH
WILLIAM H. DOOD.
Mnps
CORN ! CORN I ! COUA X I I
4- OHO BUSHELS OF CORN ARRIVING
jl JJJ aud to arrive at
u roiiUItUIi K UUUU ti.
COFFEE ! COFFEE ! !
BAGS MORE RIO COFFEE at
UPHURCH DODD'S.
20
Sirf.MR t SUGAR ! !
OA RBLS. EXTRA C 8 UK A It inst received
V at UPCHURCH & DODD'S
CANDLES ! CANDLES ! !
71 BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES for
I KJ sale by UPCHURCH & DODD.
LARD I LARD ! t
C(f hBS- FAMILY LARD, in Tierces
J J J J mul Kegs, for sale liv
UPCHURCH & DODD
SOAP ! SOAP ! !
2,500 -Ii
LBS. ROSIN" SOAP, just received
urciiUKCfi jjoiju a.
SALT r SALT ! !
SACKS MORE FINE SALT, at
UPCHURCH A DODD'S.
100
MHTIIFK ! LEATHER ! !
LARGE SUPPLY OF HEMLOCK
LEATHER, at
UPCHURCH & DODD'S.
r,VC0Y! RAC0!!
5,000
LBS. SIDES AND SHOULDERS,
at
UPCHURCH A DODD'S.
r.SSECE OF COFFEE!
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF ESSENCE OF
Cofiee, just received at
UPCHURCH & DODD'S.
Raleigh, June 23, 1868. 146 tf.
. BACON .' BAC01V ! ! ,
F
OR SALE BY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
at low price by
UOUU1.A3 CIiL.Li.
June 27, 1863. 148-tf.
2r HALF BBLS. ROE HERRINGS;
SO " " Cut "
20 UaU.buls.- Labrador Herrings, for sale low by
DOUGLAS BELL.
June 23, 1808. 140 tf.
1 AAA BirsiIELS PRIME WHITE
1UUV CORN, now arriving at
7 DOUGLAS BELL'S,
Raleigh. June 23, 1808. 146 tf.
GEO. L. TOOTOFFSKI,
Grocer and Commission Merchant
lsro. 31 FAYETTEVILLE ST.,
(Near Tncker Hall,)
K
EE PS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A
well selected Stock of
Choice Groceries, Confections, Fine
Wines, Ales, Liquors, Cigars, &c.
Consignments solicited. Personal attention
given. Liberal advances made. Commissions
light.
FRESH TOMATOES, in Cans, at 80c,
at TONNOFFSKTS.
81 Fayettevibe street
A FULL SUPPLY SPICES, at
TO NN OFFSETS,
31 Fayetteville sAreet.
C1ROSSE A BLACKWELL'S CHOW
J chow and Pecallili, at
TONNOFFSKTS,
"1 Favettevillc street.
1TARYI.AND HAMS, at
jM. TONNOFFSKl'S,
31 Fayetteville street.
TEAS ! TEAS li a large snpplv at
TONNOFFSKl'S,
31 Fayetteville street.
COFFEES I at
TONNOFFSKrS,
3f Fayetteville street.
Raleigh, March 18, 1868. 120 tf.
FEW URLS. A, B AND C SUGAR
XX. fori
form the Kichinond refinery, in store, at
TONNOKKShJ'S,
31 Fayetteville btreet.
C
AN DIES ! CANDIES ! ! at
TONNOFFSKl'S,
31 Fayetteville fctreet.
ALE ! ALE !
HALF CASKS "COCKADE CITY,"
JLV very superior, received this day. A supply
always on hand.
W. n. JONES & CO.
Raleigli, January 25, 18rt8. 7S tf.
PALMER'S IMPROVE!) PATENT CHE UN,
-Vrw ON EXHIBITION AT W. H. JONES
J A Go's. Makes 20 per eent. rjtore bu'ter
than any other Churn, and in from three to six
minutes.
County rights for sale.
Call and examine the Churn.
w. u. Jones & co.
Raleigh, April 21, 1868. . 149-tf.
OA BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES
OV for sale by
DOUGLAS BELL.
Fayetteville St.
141 tf.
June 11, 1868.
HERRING I HERRING ! X
ef BBLS. CUT HERRING;
JLJ 10 dx Gross Herring, very cheap
DOUGLAS BELL.
Raleigh, June 27, 1863. 147 tf.
-il PACKAGES GREEN & BLACK
lJ TEAS for sale by
DOUGLAS BELL.
141 tf.
J.une 11 1808.'
mm
HUGHES'
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,
Martin Strrrt, below the Tost Offite.
Comlortable rooms and good board, t low
rates.
Raleigh, June 80, 1S0S.
149-3t.
BOARD.
MEMBERS OF TOE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
can obtain Board on very rcnsonuble terms,
by applying to . -
Mrs. R. H. WHITAKERi
next door to the Methodist parsonage.
Raleigh, June 27, 1808. 148 tf.
YOTJIYGPS 7--
BOARDING HOUSE,
Near the Yarbrough House,
-t FAYETTEVILLE STv, , , ,r.r
It ALEIGH, 1."' O'i i-- J; I -Board,
per day,.:if -;r;::.s.,?j?l&&1i7
""Liberal deductions -made on Board hf the-
it - . - . . . 1 ' ' .:".-
4u.uui.ii. awius, large, comlortau)- j4 wU
lurnisnea. , abe qoos.
June 20, 1S63. r '
"i'iJii-iBuT;
BOARD, ; ;
By the Day, Week or Montii
At Reasonable Kates.
VjTY TABLE WILL BE SUPPLIED WITH
lVL the best t he market affords. Transient per
sons charged two jvu.i.ahs per day, deductions
for a longer lime. Members of the approaching
Legislature nil! do well to call before engaging
elsewhere. GEO. T. COOKE.
June 25, 1S08. 147 tt.
Mrs. H. W. MILLER'S
BOARDING HOUSE.
Day, Week and Month.
June 6, 1868. 189 lm.
AGENTS WANTED.
LL AGENTS WHO VKOPOSR TO : SELL,
J. and all 1 arties who propose to buy a life of
Gen. Grant, should nnderstiind, that the. PER
SONAL HISTORY OF
General Grant,
Bt Albeut D. Riciiaiidson, Author of
" Field, l)nn?eon & Esfaite," & " !!f yond'tlie
Mississippi,"
was written with Ihe sanction of fne illustrious
Gcm-rai, and is tint only fully authentic and au
tlioiizcd Biography of him, and will con I am a
mass of imjioi biiil aud iuleresling mutter no
other book has or can obtain, la.-. i 111 i lies 0 the
Unconditional Surrender and other letters and
documents from President Lincoln, Generals
Grant, Buekner, Lee and Others, from originals
entrusted to the author, and matters of the high
est importance, relating to flic cfviJ government
since the war, never made public, ami an elegant
steel engraving and condensed life of SCHUY
LER COLFAX.
25 Full Page Engravings.
The Author is widely known as one of the
most truthful as well as brilliant writers. He
was with General Grant during most of his
Western Campaigns, and as a Journalist writing
from " Headquarters in the Field," was one
of his e irliest supporters. He writes from per
sonal observations and from material gathered
from channels opened to h'.m by
GENERAL GRANT
nnd his friends. Its contents will prove its su
periority over all others. Don't sell or buy an
inferior work. Look at this liret.
Complete to 1st of JuiiP,.iid will contain en
gravings of the Chicago Convention.' Circulars
sent, and highest commissions paid. Address,
AMERICAN PUBLISHING Co.,
Hartford, Ct.
June 30, 180S. 149 4t.
Chatham Railroad Company ,
Raleigh, June 22, 1S68.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE 8TOCK
holdcrs of the Chatham Railroad Company
will be held at the otlice of the Companv, in the
City ot Raleigh, on Monday, Julr 20, l)fe8.
W. W. VASS, Treas. & Sec'v.
June 25, 1868. 147 td.
Raleigh & Caston Railroad Company,
Raleigh, June 22d, 1868.
rpHJl ANNUAL MEETING ot the Stock
X holders ot the Haieigh & Gaston Railroad
Companv will be held at the Office ot the Com
pany, in'the City of Raleigh, on Thursday, July
10th, 1SCS.
The transfer books will be closed from 1st to
20th proximo, inclusive.
14(jtd. W. W. VASS, Treas. & Sec'y.
(Jflice North-Carolina Railroad Co.,
Company Shops, N. C, June 18. 1868.
THE NINETEENTH ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stockholders of the North-Carolina
Railroad Company will be held in the City of
Raleigli, on Thursday, the 9th day of Ju;y next.
Stockholders who cannot attend in persoa
will please furnish their proxies. The transfer
books urc closed lrom the 1st of Juue until alter
the meeting. F. A. STAGG, Secretary.
June 20, 186S. 145 td.
COPT.
TreasBTj Department,
Office of Comptp.oller of the Ccukekct,
Washington, Jine 18th, JSoU,
"T7"HEREA8, by satislactory evidence present
Y ed to the undersigned, it has been made to
appear that the State Aational Bank of Raleigh, ;
in the Citv of Raleigh, in the County of Wake,
and State ol North-Carolina, has been CWr or
ganized under and according to tb refjaiTementa
ol the Act of Congress entHed "an act to provide
"Viatlrinal r.ii-riu4.v &cpnrf1 llV fL 'Bledlft
United States bonds, and to prwThh5 fr' tlie
circulation and redemption thereoi," approved
June Sd, 1864, and has complied wHJj all the pro
visions of said Act. required to be complied witu
before commencing the business of Banking ud
aer said Act.
jVow therefore I, Holand R. Hulbnrd Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certily that
the Sta e Aational Bunk of Raleigh, in ihe City
ot Kaleigh, in the county ot Wak, aud State of
North-Carolina, is authorized to commence the
business of Banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony wheseof witness my hand and
seal ot office tbtas eighteenth day of June, 18C8
HILAND R. HULBURD,
SEAL.
Comptroller of the Currency.
STATE HATIQNAL BAHK,
RALEIGH, N. C.
dibectoks :
John G. Williams, President, W. E. Anderson,
Cashier, Win S. Mason, W. W. Vass, Jas. H.
Dealers in Exchange, sight and time bills. Gold
and Silver coin and bullion. Government and
State Stocks, Rail Road and other securities.
Uncurrent Bank Notes bought at the counter
or remitted for on receipt by Express on the
most favorable terms by check or in currency.
Deposits received and a general Banking busi
ness carried on in all its branches.
July 2, 1807. 150 tf
WM. H. TURLINGTON,""
Commission and Shipping JH:fcanr
WILMINGTON. N. C,
Solicits consignments of Cotton, Naral,
Stores, Timbe, Lumber, Bacon, Floor,
Grain, &.
My ware honsc being convenient to the W. A
W. R. R. Depot enables me to make chargeslight.
Oct. 9. 1867. 40-wly
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