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Progress of the reconstruction
Movement in North Carolina.
OF THE CONVENTION.
Passage of the Ordinance Abol-
ishing Slavery.
AN APPEAL FROM THE Me-
GROES.
WHAT THEY ASK FOR UNDER THE
NEW ORDER OF THINGS.
EVERY THING GOING ON
=. WELL.
Enthusiastic Endorsement OF President
Johhso9's Reconstruction Policy.
&C., &c., &C.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION
Enthusiastic Endorsement OF President
JOhnS0n's Reconstruction Policy.
Especial Dispatch to the worldl
RALEIGH, Oct, 8, via }
y Washington, Oct. 8.


RALEIGH, Oct. 8, via
: - Washington, Oct 8.
The following ordinance introduced by
Mr.. Little, from the committee on the ab.
olitioD Of slavery, passed the convention
on Yesterday:
BE IL declared and ordained, by the
delegates of the people Of North Carolina,
in convention assembled, and it 10 hereby
declared and ordained that slavery and
involuntary servitude, otherwise than for
crimes, whereof the parties shall have beer
duly convicted, shall be, and is hereby for
ever prohibited within the state.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
MIR. Ellis, of Catawba county introduced d
q series OF resolutions which we're tempo-
rairly laid aside under the rule but which
will be adopted. The frs, two are n,
folows:
Resolved. BY the delegates Of the peo.
pie Of North Carolina in convention as.
sembled, that we have the utmost conf.
dence 10 the acknowledged ability aud
patriotism of Andrew johnson, President
ol the United States; that his adminis,ra.
ton has been cminently national and con
servative, and that he is entitled to
the gratitude of the people of the states
formerly in rebellion, for the bold and
s'atesman.ike course he has pursued in
behalf OF the Constitution aud civil lber-
ty.
Resolre1, That the administration OF
President johnson has no, been circum
scr'bed by local attachments that bis
patriotism is broad and liberal, aud EN-.
braces every section Of this once hapn,
and mighty republic; that his policy il
carried out will soon find all the state,
formerly in rebellion, in the "old home.
stead" from which no one will over desire
to depart.
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Oct, IA, 1865 ans9 80.
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Oct IL, l565 --4w. 81 81.
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nAIInoAna,
OTTIcE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAJ
" Road COMPANY.

WAsnnafoH, December Is, 1894.
o. and Aisr SUNDAY MONT, Dee. "a 1854,
Passenger trains between Warrington and Bal.
TRAINS MoYiSo NORTH.
No. i.-BALTiM0RR, WAT STATION AND
HARRISBURG TRA1N-Leaye Washington g. 10
.. N. Arrive q Baltimore s cca ~ ,,,,
BXPREsS-Leave Washington !. % a. m. Ar.
rive at Philadelphia l. 50 p. m. New York .. %
p. IN. No Baltimore tickets sold. -.
: No. 3.--BALTIMoREAN AND WESTERN TRAIN,
Leave washington s. 10 a n. stopping AZ
way stations, connecting at Relay with tho Nail
Train for tho West, and reaching Baltimore 10. %
10. NEW YORK MAIL TRAIN. Leave
washingtou II, 70 a. m. Arrive at Baltimore
y q y. N. Philadelphia 157 p, n. New
No. s ~BlLTIMoRR TRAIN AND WAY STA.
meeting at Relay with frederick train Arrive
" No. S S%B1ITiaoRE COMPUTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAlN-Lease Washington
l. 10 y. Bi. Arrive at Baltimore g. Top. m, This
train stops Ut Bladensbqrg, Beltsyille, Laurel,
aud Anna polls Junction only. ?.
no. T-BOsTON, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
EXPRESS TRAlN-JcAvs Washington 90 p m.
Arrive at New York T. % n. IN. Mails and pas
.enger4 by this train connect with all the early
morning, lines leaving New York for tho East,
North and West. No Philadelphia aud Balti :.
more tickets sold by this traiu, which " Limited
IN chpeell1 " uoNbhmehi otn'ts' 70 hH"'" WV
10. s.-BALTIMoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN-Laays Washington at q. 5p. M. Ar.
rive At Baltimore At =. q p. m:
No .. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA and
WESTERN TRAIN-Leavs Washington a. !. ~
?. m, stopping At Rcisy House for Western
passengers 10 take Express Train for Grafton,
Wheeling PArkerrburg, and all points in thu
weSt Reaches New York at 9. IS a. m,
FOR Annapolis the connections will be made
with tho s. Is =. m. and the and 4. % p. IN.
from Washington. No train to or from Annapo.
~ w SUNDAY TRAINS.
The only trains from washiugtou for passen
3 Oh p. M. for Baltimore, and :: 80 p. N, for
Baltimore, Philaielphia, New York aud tho
! West aud the q. 90 p. M. for New York ONLY.
FROM BALTIMORE, the only trains on sun
! day are Nos 2 aud 4, att SOA m, and 8. 80 a..
, IA. with tho New York passengers and malls,
aud tho No. q at 2. 20 aud No. = at 9. -. IN.
Sleeping cars direct to New York on :. 30 p.
| m trAins daily.
! Through tickets to the West, RS well a. I,
! Philadelphia, New York Or Boston, can be had
| at tho Station Ticket once At all hours In th'
| day, a. well as at new once In the American
| Telegraph Building, Pennsylvauia avenue, be
| tween Four and "a Half aud sixth streets.
! Baggage will bs checked At all hours also fol
through points, to save trouble aud confusion a
| tho departure Of the trains.
For further Information, tickets Of ovory kind
| &C., apply 10 George \. KoontI, Agent At Wash
layton, or.Gt the Ticket once.
Master Of Transportation.
L. N. COLE,
! d.ls.n General Ticket Agent
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List Of General Hospitals.

rad,r Direction ~ S"rgeo" r. o. A11Ot,
Us. g., MediooI Director Department n
Washington.
I. Armory Square, Washing, on, d. C.,
seventh street west, between c and D streets
.outh, in charge Of Surgeon u. W. Bliss,
L. s. V.
2. Carver, Washington, d. C., Fourteenth
street west, ut terminus Of city railroad, in
charge Of Surgeon o. A. JudsOn, L. s. V.
3. Campbell, Washington, D. c., Seventh
street west, at terminus Of city railroad north
in charge Of Surgeon 4. Y. Sheldon, U. S. v.
I. Columbian, Washington, d. c., Four
teenth street west, ut terminus of city rail
Dad In charge Of Surgeon T. X. Crosby,
u. s.. v.
o. Ricord, Washington, d. c., corner
Fourteenth street and Massachusetts avenue,
n charge of Surgeon C. W. lorner, U. S. V.
o. Douglas, Washington, ID. C., corner oi
I street and New Jersey avenue, in charge
# Assistant Surgeon VIM. Pr Norris, US. A.
l. Emory, Washington, d. C., near Aims
rouse. east of the Capitol, in charge Of Sur
econ n. X. Moseicy, U. $. V.
s. Fnirinx Seminary, Virginia, two mile'
nick of Alexandria, in charge Of Surgeon
David F. Smith. L. S. V.
9. Finley, Washington, d. c., Kendall
ireon, Fourth street east, north Of tho ci y
in charge of Surgeon q. l.. PnncOast, U. 5. V
10. Hardwood, Washington, D. C., Cor
,orun's farm, Seventh street west, in chargt
# Surgeon Il. b. Bontccou, U. $. V.
| II. Judiciary Square, Washington, d. c.
| judiciary Square, Il street north, between
| Fourth and Fifth streets west, in charge o
| Assistant Surgeon L. Griswold, L. $. V.
| ~. Kalorama, (small-pox,) Washington
,. C., Rock Creek, ont Twenty first street, !
barge of Acting Assistant Surgeon X,
Thomas, U. s. A.
IS. Lincoln, Washington, D, c., one mil
east Of tho Capitol in charge Of AssiataI
surgeon j. G. Mckee, L, $, A.
II. Mount Pleasant, Washington, u, G
Fourteenth street, one half mile beyond u
4 city limits, in charge of Assistant Surgeo
| II. Allen, U. $. A. ''
| 10. Seminary, Georgetown, d. c., corn'
pf Washington and Gay streets, in charge
Surgeon II. W Ducachet U. s. V.
10. Stanton, Washington, ID. g., ! sire
and Now jersey avenue, in charge Of Su
seon Benjamin Il. Wilson, L. $. "
II. Stone, Washington, d. C., fOurtccnl
! ,trect, opposite Columbian hospital, in char
4 | of Assistant Surgeon =. Glennan, Y. 5. v.
Is. First Division General, Alexandra
Va, corner Of Fairfax and Cameron street
in charge of Surgeon l.. Bentley L. s. V.
~ Second Division General, Alexandra
D.. Va, corner of Prince and Columbus street
n charge of Surgeon T. Bentley L. S. V.
1 20. Third Division General, Alexandra
Va, Washington street between Queen al
Cameron streets, in charge Of Surgeon
: Bentley, L. $, V. .-...
: 81 Augur General Hospital, near Ale
! andria, in charge Of Surgeon q. L. sutto
IL. S.V.
~. Point Lookout General Hospital, Poi
Il Lookout, Maryland, in charge of Surgeon !
/. Hcgcr, U. y. A.
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ones, wlndsrb Building, corner = and
rIfiTARY DEPARTMENT or WASHINGTON.
Major General O. O. AuguT Commanding
Department and Military Governor District
coiumbia--Hsadquarters, Fourteenth street.
near New York avenue.
Brigadier General ]. A. Haskin, Chief q
Artillery, Department Of Neutrality-suspicious.
with Major General G. G. Augut.
Captain II. W. Smith, Assistant Adju,ant
General--Dischnrge Once for Department
Office, $50 Fourteenth street.
Col. T. Ingraham, Provost Marshal Dis.
trict Of Washington, Fourteenth street, neal
New York avenue.
DIFFERENCES OF WASHINGTON.
Lieut. Col b. S. Alexander, Additional
Aide-de- Camp and Major Of Engineers--Of
Gee, northwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave.
nue. aud Nineteenth street
MISCELLANEOUS.
Major General +. A. Hitchcock, Commits.
sioner for Exchange Of Prisoners--Ofiice, No
% Windcr's Building, second floor.
Brevet Brigadier General William Hof'
man, Commissary General Of Prisoners--0f.
fec, I4S T street. corner VI Twentieth
street.
Brevet Brigadier General u. c. McCRllum,
| Superinte ndent Of Military Rnilroads--Of
Zee, $50 u street, near Seventeenth street.
| Brigndier General A. p. Howe, Inspector
Of Artillery, United States Amy--Ofice
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Nine
| tenth street.
STATE AGENCIES IY wAsnITGToN.
| Massachusetts, Lieut.. Col. Gardiner Tufts
second floor National InieMgenoer Building
corner Seventh and u streets.
Uhio-James &. Wotmore, ESQ.,, $50
street
New YOrk-Col Edwin r. Goodrich, IS
Y street.
Pchnsyi,ania-col Francis Jordan, 4s
Eleventh street
Connecticut-Rev. William A. Benedict
252F street,
Vermont-ColOnel Frank Ilolbrook, 25l
street
Mninc-A. Watson, 273 street.
New Hampshire-CUl. Larkin Mason, 5l'
Seventh street.
Rhode Island--Idcut. Col. james T. Bere
diet Room No. l. Washington Building, cor
ner Seventh and ID streets.
| MichigRn--Dr. Tunniclif, southeast corne
Seventh and Z streets.
| Indiana--Wm. II. Denote, corner Tent
1llinois--Newton Crawford, Room NJ. 3
New Jorsey-Licut. Col. J. c. Rafferty,
1852 g street.
wisconsin-w. q. Selleck, 1852 = street.
Maryland-Stophcn W. Douney, Cnlvar.
Baptist Church, Fifth street.
Rentucky-C. c. Pcnnybaker, No. -Four
and-a half street.
Iowa-Geo. Cowic, Fifth Auditors Office
Treasury Department
Minnesota. Z. Stock, Room No s. Lam
Office.
Delaware-Box 65l, Post Office.
SANITARY COMMISSION
2ilF street, between Thirteenth and Fou
ieenth streets.
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
Corner Eighth and II streets.
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10 tAe Bditors " ne BrsRta1 Pot. II suppose
there was scarcely = day during tho months when
was on picket duty In South Carolina that
some line from the "song Of Mahon's Men
ala not stray across my mind aud this key.
note may givea vaiuc to these verses lat least
for you) which their literary execution can hard.
ly claim. lam, very respectfully, your obedi-
THOMAS wESrwoRrH HIUsISsoS.
In boyhood's age Of ehivalry
heard = minstrel sing,
And through smiles and tears In middle year,
can stlll hear the cadence ring
He sang % flowers by his own door stone,
OF the blood red deeds 81 war, IL TI
or the wandering Wild fowls lonely path,
And the death u Aliatar. -
He drew the tears from our mothers eyes
with his tSndcr tale ; aud then
He swept the hearts " tho world 81 boys
With the Soag VI Marioa's Men.
read that song by the campfire dim,
And vol the measure hOwcd,
with the dusky soldiers evening hymh,
On the soil where Marion rude.
Oar fortress was the good greenwood,
ON tent the cyprrss tree,
And we knew the forest round Us
A. seamcn know the sea;
And the hands were black that held the gun,
Aud white that held the sword,
But the difference was nOne and the color was but
one,
when the red red blood was poured
Thank God. though the laurrlS " war be fair.
Those " peace arr lovelier still;
And man has no name aud no Nightly fame
But he holds NJ the poet = will
Though the l,stro may fade upon youths brigh
hair,
And time has no second spring,
Yet no locks grow gray on the poets lay,
Aud he u the only King.
NAV our monarch rule an the cannon boOin
over shaw wild grave no more,
Aud the latest wandering star comes homo
To the nag that Marion bore.
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DHLADELHHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE
Commencing MONDAY December 18th, 1884,
trains will leave depot, corner u Broad street
aud Washington avenue, as follows
Express Train at T. oj a. ~, CNondays eI.
copied, for Baltimore and Washington, stopping
at Wilmington, . PsrryVllle HaTro- Grace,
Aberdeen, PerTyman's and Magnolia.
Way Mail Train M s. l5A NJ, (Sundays eN'
ccpted, for Baltimore, stopping ut ali regular
stations connecting with Delaware railroad 81
WILMINGTON for Milford, Salisbury, and in'crms'
distc stations
Express Train at l.l5p. M, Sundays OK
cspted, for Baltimore and Washington, stopping
at Chester, Wilmington. ElktoR. Peryville,
and IiaSrs-de Craze.
Express Train at 8 ~ p. m, CsundAys cx.
ecptrd, } for Baltimore and Washington, stopping
at Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, Northeast,
Pcrryvillo, HAVro Grace, PerrymAh's, and
Magnolia,
Night Expross at iI.lsp m, for Bsltimor"
and wS'iSag.On Chester 0Sy e
Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, Northeast, Fer
ryNille. and HANre -ds.GrAoe
Passengers for FORTRESS Monroe will TAXA the
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAISS-stopping. At all
stations between Philadelphia aud Whining
ton
Leave PhiladelphlG at II. 90 a mlSEoO. j. "
| aud 10 90 p. m. The 4. % ?. m. train CONNECTS
| with Delaware Railroad for Milford and inter
| mediate stations.
Leave WILMINGTON at T. IS and .. Ooa m, . n
THR06GH TRAINS IRON BALTIMORE =
Leave Wilmington At 70 m, a, $. - and Q. y
CHESTER FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Che.
| ter at s u.s. 10 "a q. IN, r. 80, D. H. \. ~, 7.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Train at I. oSA. m, for Baltimore An'
| Washington, stopping nj Wilmington, Perry
vile, nNvrO. ds-Graes, Aberdeen, PerrynAn''
| aud Magnolia.
Night Express at II. Is p IN. for Baltimore
aud Washington, stopping At Chester. flor Balh
| more aud Washington passengers, Wilmington
Newark. Elkton, North. East, PerTyYIlle Au'
| HRYre- de Grace.
| Accommodation Train at 10 p. m. for vii
| nilngtOn and Way stations.
| BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
| Leave Baltimore at o. IS y. m. stopping a
| HaSre. de TRACE, Perryville and Wilmington,
| Also stops At Elkton and Newark Ito take pas
sengers for Philadelphia and leave passenger
from Washington or Baltimore, aud Chester Il
leave passengers from Baltimore or Washing
ton.
Leave Wilmington for PhilsdelphR At 9, .
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore ). IS a. N. Way Mail ].
| y. m. , Express; IS ,. m. Way Train ..
y M AAfPRSiSs FOX BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 6b7 ~ In, !. 90 and II.
=. m.
| l. IS aud L. 2S y. m.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car al
tached, will leave Wilmington for PcrryVlll
| aud intermediate stations at 7. IS p. m.
Janll II. ,. KENNEY, superintendent
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VHIs 1T TO GIVE NOTICE, that tho sub.

THIS 1T TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
Il scriber has obtained nom the Orphans Court
Of Washington County, In the District Of Co.
lumb,R, letters Of administration on the personal
estate Of James Bush, late Of Washington city,
d. c., deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the voucher! thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the LIST day OF April
next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate
Given under my hand this Let day Of April,
1895. JANE MARIA BUSH,
ApB.lANBW4 Administrative.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT IL,
Il subscriber. has obtained from. inc MI,
Court Of Washington county, In the ,hr ret
Columbia, letters Of administration , on 'biu.t'
sOnRl estate Of H0ratio Bcallr late o. ", cls y
against the said deceased, arc hereby 49, y
exhibit the same, with the vouchers MI n Ar
the subscriber, on or before the hrsI ssIsyelude
noxt; they may otherwise BY law Oe
from ali beneht u the said estate. -. II Apli.
lSe5. ELlzABEfh a. ,nI.trStrlI
Apl-lAwows
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MEDICAL.
CIR OIL NOT IoE.

q Pr AZ NOT fc r.
Dr.. n vELLNT'sPhysis Hospital, in ,Asg,a.
srAi Block. corner Of seventh and = streets, o..
posl.s the Post and Patent onssa, Rooms -
and a, up stairs, Washington, D. 9.
All diseases Of . private nature treated In the
best seisntIae manner, and radical cures effected
ia all cases, sYPHILITIC AFFECTION, CON.
oRRHGA. >GLEBT, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of yoLUPTuous
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GBNERATiyE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how
long standby, thoroughly and rndiealiy cured (;
also, GOVT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES,
MUSCLES, BONES and JOINTS; sCRoPuJA.
BLoTCHEs on the PACE. ERuPTIoNs on the
limbs aud body, and all other ERUPTlvE DIS
RAsEs aud DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from what.
ever eauss they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, lot no false deli.
eney prevent you from applying Immediately TO
Dr. yellny. who IL acknowledged to be by far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
Of private Diseases. Fear not TO come and make
known your misfortune., and DO will speedily
send you on your way rejoicing.
sELP ABUSE
That dreadful seourgo Of the young, INDUCED
In When atone, destroys the gensrativo organs.
pnau them for married life producing weakness
u the back and limbs, loss Of animation Ant
muscular power, Ppipitation Of the heart, nor
vouz irritAbilIty, loss u memory, melancholy
hsbit,, insanity, consumption and death
YOUNG MAN In Wow Of tho drcAdful epnse
qucnecs u delay do not fail to mako Your cas-
known Immediately to DR. Vollny. Your secret.
with him are sacred, aud you may confidently
rely upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose systems were shattered, AM
! who were On the brink VI tho grave, have heel
brought back 20 vigorous. health by HE skiliu
treatment.
MARRIAGE
Married persons, or those contemplating mRtri
mony, who suspect themselves Of impoteney
seminal keakaess, or any disease arising from
relaxed state of the genital organs, whether tn
result Of disease, injury, youthful indi-erction
or indulgence Of tho passions in ripper years ar
earnestly entreAted to place themselves undo
tho care Of DIV. They may rely with eertNint.
upon speedy cure, and being restored 20 ful
health aud yigor,
He treats with entire sueeoss all diseases {
females, such as LEUCORRHEA or WHITES
LAPsus UTERI, &c. sc and in every ease guar
autecs perfect CURE
FEES moderate, and VISITS and COMMUNfCA
TONS strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PEKSoNs calling 500 no one but tho DocroR.
Those at a distance may DO TREArED BIT MAIL
by sending statement Of CASE, &c.
jy2-sm
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ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIc
BONE TEETH,

$50 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfih ~
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
DR.. s. calls the attention Of the public to To-
following advantages Of his improved system
LIST. The teeth Of his manufacture Will n''u
corrods nor change color by any acids, and AZ
three fourths lighter than any other h,
ID No teeth or roots need he extracted ~ "
artificial ones can be inserted over lhcm' ,.I
I'd The roots will be made inoHen4Ve ~
never to ache. -,
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, a y,
mnnent ones can he made Immediately, tIei,
preserving the natural expression OF thS ~ AZ,
which, under the Old system, Is frequently '
Bgured T.. -.
5lh This work has been fully tested t'I ~, ~
Ave years by many Of the hgst chcm's'' '-
rhyslcians Of this and the old country .-.sg
Or. s. has also Invented white lha'..,,,,,.y,
BILE metal hlliRg, with which the mo,I -" L'or.
teeth eau he Allied without pain, ana can ~
up perfect sound tooth on any side roofs
will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN ~.
with Innoxious vApor, by DR.. sigcsmeEaa,, ,gs
Psnnsylyania avenue, inventor aud soL' M
faeturer Of Anae'tlc lnnoNlous NhP.,' Eg
| Laughing Gas, nor ChloTdfOTln or b,lSi'r q
strictly an Anaestlc agent, entirely " r,g,
hllaraiing effects and perfectly haEmNr,I sal
| ing a quiet sleep, with pleasant sthAa''s4
| perfect inscnsibility 10 pain. ,.l
1 The best Of references given " reqnlF'"' lsa
Call and examine for yourselves.