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THE CAPTURE OF MACON.
Howell Cobb Admits II ebel Subiugatfoa

A correspondent with Wilson's raiders gives
the following particulars Of the capture of
Macon:
After skrmishing all day on the 2lst instant,
with force OF rebels in front, we Were met
fourteen miles outside of Macon by a flag of
truce and message from General Howell
Cobb. saying that an armistice had been agreed
upon between General Sherman and John ston
for suspension of hos.ilities, with a view to a
final settlement OF our ffieulties. The message
was received by Colonel Minty, commanding
the I'd division, General Wilson at the time
being several miles in the rear. Colonel Minty
regarded the message as q ruse for the purpose
could reach them, and consequently sent the
following reply:
HEADQUARTERS, c. G IN FIELD, NEAR MA.
CON, GA, April %, 1e65-GeneraI: have re-
ceived the des patch from General Cobb, and
have sent it by special messenger to Major
Gen. Wilson, q few miles in my rear. As there
may be some delay in receiving an answer, it
Is necessary for you to return Immediately to
Macon, to which place General Wilson's re-
ply will be forwarded. l have directed the
officer commanding my advance to move for
ward in five minutes after this is handed TO
You. Yours, truly,
r. H. G.. M1NTY,
Commanding Second Division.
Brigadier General Robertson, @. s. a.
Inc advance upon Macon was made as di-
rected, and, as General Robertson and his es.
cort did not get out of the way, they We're all
captured, and we took possession Of Macon.
=, Here Gen. wilson received official intorma.
tlon OF the existing armistice, and the army
have gone into quarters, to remain until fur.
ther orders are received.
There seems to be prevailing opinion here
that the war is over, and have yet to see the
nrst citizen who regrets 1T in the least
Board here has been forty dollars per day,
and every other necessary in proportion.
l had quite an excited converatlon to-day
with Gen. Cobb, who has been one OF the most
uncompromising secessionists in the South,
and he expressed his opinion fully that the
South was thoroughly subjugated
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" party OF United States troops crossed
me klo Grande lately, and destroyed 1000 bales
VI IeDei cotton, stored on Mexican soil and
prepared for expectation. Maximillan's pa.
pers pronounce 1t great outrage and an insult
to the French flag.
~ In order that the people Of Missouri may
arm themselves and DEFEND their homes against
guerrilla bands, outlaws, marauders, all re-
strlctions upon citizens purchasing and carry
ing arms and ammunition for their own use,
in force In the State Of missouri, are now re.
moved. az
lhz-In Savannah, Ga, sliced drinks" are rated
at Is cents glass, by military order.
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The Manifesto of Saunders and !
FROM CALIFORNIA

Arrest of Assassin SympathiZers-Mov
Loss.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-The municipal
election in Los Angeles to-day resulted in the
election of the entire Union ticket This place
has always heretofore been strong secession
sympathizing district.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3-General Mellow
ell is moving several companies of troops for
the protection OF the land routes to Idaho,
along which the Indians are troublesome.
Several more arrests have been made of per-
sons in this State and Nevada, for rejoicing at
the death of the President A considerable
number of these 1ends are under duress at
Fort AlcatraZ
A movement has been started here for dollar
subscriptions to a fund for a testimonial to
Mrs. Lincoln. 1t is also proposed to build
monument to Mr. Lincoln's memory.
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NEW YORK PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT.-An
Injunction has been granted to restrain the
new Board OF Fire Commissioners OF New
York, appointed under the proposed paid sys-
the voluntary fire department. The volun-
teer department is determined to hold on to the
property until it is legally dispossessed. At
law creating the new board is unconstitutional.
The subject is likely 70 give rise to some
trouble,
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

New styles Superb Stock of Dress. Sack, and
"a1ins Goat Pantaloons Vests, and Boys
We sre now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men,
and Boys Read made Clothing, which, for ele:
faithiulness of manufacture, has not been sur
passed By any stock heretofore offered in this
Those In search Of Clothing for Gentlsmen's . and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock We can say with assurance they will find
the right article on the most reasonsble terms.
Also, An extensive assortment OF Gentlemenf
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything necss-
ssry for q nplete outfit.
NOAH WALKER CO., 36s Pa. Az.
90 l0.8m~ Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE LATE PRESIDENTS FAMILY.
Proposed Subscription for their Benefit
Farm and Mansion to be Purchased.

Proposed Subscription for their Benefit.
Farm and Mansion to be Purchased.
PHILADBLPH1A, May 5.-A subscription has
been started here for raising funds to be ap-
pied to the purchase of 8 farm-homestead,
with an appropriate mansion, near Spring
field, Illinois, for the family Of President Lin
coin. 1t Is intended to be tribute from
grateful people to the merits of their beloved
martyred President, by which his family may
be rendered Independent ond his memory per-
petuated in practical and useful manner.
individual subscriptions are not to exceed five
d Co, or any Of their loan agents, to be pub
ncly reported. The fund is to be disposed OF
by Senator Harlan, Secretary Of the Interior,
and Joseph H. Barrett, Commissioner of Pen
sions. 1t is proposed that subscriptions for
this object be taken up in the churches and
elsewhere throughout the country, with the
name OF the donor on a slip of paper, to &C.
company the amount subscribed.
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THE CROPS AND FRUIT IN BALTIMORE,
COUNTY.-From all parts OF the county We have
the most favorable reports of the growing crops
and the promise of good yield of fruit. The
season has been very favorable so far, and is
fully three weeks earlier than last year. The
late frosty nights do not seem to have serious.
ly injured anything To,osOnto,on Union.
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THE RETURNING REBRLs.-At a meeting of
the citizens OF the Sixth District of Baltimore
county the following resolution was adopted
county to join in arms against our Government
should be prevented from ever returning or
being recognized as American citizens.
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THE PRESIDENTS MURDER.


A etter from W. C.. Cleary-He Denies
all knowledge of the Plot-Saunders and
Beverly Tucker Again Heard from.
TORONTO, G. w May 4.-Wiliam G. Cleary,
one Of the parties for whom President John
son offers q reward, publishes a letter that
there is not particle of truth in the statement
that he concerted or melted che assassination
of President Lincoln, and he asserts that he
knew nothing whatever of it till it had been
committed.
The Manifesto of Saunders and Tucker.
MONTREAL, May 5.-George N Saunders
and Beverly Tucker are out with another
manifesto to- day, addressed to Andrew JOHN
son, in which they accuse him OF a hellsh plot
to murder their Christian President, but give
no particulars. They agree to go to Rouse's
Point or some other place, and be tried on the
charge made in the Presidents recent procla-
nation, if the United States Government will
pay for their defence and guarantee their safety.
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHlATON'S ITCH OINTMENT. It
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 43 hours, also cures
Chillbains. Ulcers and all Eruptions OF the Skin.
Sold by all Druesists. T. D. GILMAN,
mar 23-Iy $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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New York Gold q

New York Gold and Stock Market.
NEW YORK. May Sat the evening bosrd
gold was 142X, Erie, 594; Hudson, 1l0; Read
ing, 1ol; Cumberland Az. Market weak and
very duIl
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gMBER! LUMBERl LUMBERl
On hand large stock of
LU NJ Err.
comprising in part
100000 feet A White Pine Oullings
100000 " Hemlock Joist and Scantins
100000 I" Spruce do do
100000 4 Eastern Shore Flooring
100 900 A, GA. 8-4 and l2-4 4W.P. Select and
Panel. mostly Albany Of superior quality and
800 900 Laths received direct and will be sold
Pine and Cypress shin eles. seasonsi Oak. Ash and
Poplar, &c, DO. all OF which ofs- at the very
lowest market prices.
Particular Inducements offered to large cash
purchasers.
Virginia ave-. bet. 9th and 10th sts. east,
apl3lm* Navy Yard.
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To PURIFY, ENRIcH THE BLOOD, BBAUTIFY tn
complexion, use HELMBoLD,s HIGHLY OoAoES
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. On,
bottle equals in strength enc gallon Of the Syru
or Decoctinn n2J.6n
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A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL Con-
PLx1oS follows the use of HELasoLD's CoNoEN-
moves black spots, pimples and all eruptions Of
the akin, m25- 6m
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARRILLA
cleanses and renovates the bloed ipstils the vgor
of health into the SYSTEM and pur ges out the hu
mors tn at make disease. m25.6m
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SECRET DISEASES,

Sama,itdn's .6ut is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem.
edy ever discovered, Cures in two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hours No mineral.
no balsam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
male So.
Sanayitan's Root and Herb Juces-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis, scro fala. Ulcers,
Tor SIS, Sold by s. @. Ford. Bee advertisement. ms
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Hssay of srnins
se.s tof Of s
and Sexual systems-Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address Dr: SKILLIH HouGHToH, Howard Asso-
ciation. PHILADELPHIA Pa NH 81 arn
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, &c.
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds Of others, and will tell you nothing
but the truth. Address, with stamp.
EDwARD b. TRIvER,
mar 2D& WHY Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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Nor FEW OF OF fHE WORST DISORDERS that
aiict mankind arise from corruptions OF the blood
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF sARSAPARILLA is q rem.
edy OF the utmost value. m25-6m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
INEW THEATER.
'ennsylvan.a q Avenue, near Willardh.


s42sfRAE ZIssfsRsE54a FHfsIss' EFSa' N MArs'
''sls Of OR, THE AkdossRR5Nil kosbRRFi6l LAMP.
Sith all the original m.snidesnt scsns.H srsDdd and
.ss
LIVING FOUNTAIN OF COLORED WATERS.
MISS SUSAN sH, DENIM.
The beautiful Premiere Danseuss, from Growers
'i"HN ope'"' MILE AURIoL,
"th Grsnd srsG h1ssnee ALADDIN this Saturday. s
tercoon when the admission will be Thirty Cents
to all parts of the Theater. II
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
ODD ODD FfLLows' Hall.
EcE Eos THREE THREE E1sHFs E1sHFs 9sEE; osEE:
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
May sth, 9th and 10th,
The beautiful exhibition entitled
VISION OF PARRY LAND;
OR. THI LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.
Represented by 25 little girls and boys.
MAY POLE FESTIVAL.
GROWING OF THE MAY QUEEN.
Flower Dance by l6 little girls; Pas seuls. Pas
de Deux. &c. Piano Solo by little Laura Towers.
to al g ees
Doors open at !, commence st o'eISsk & . Matt i
on wednesday al o CLOCK. rue outlle eu
tertsinment under the immediate direction of
Prof Geo. T. Sheldon my6 4t*0
OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORD!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Ninth street. fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
r1sSHSs 1NSHSsH 4HH fHSeEfS SEfSksr. e
AND THE NEW
DRAMATIC COMPANY,
In consequence Of which the same Piece will be
repeated
THREE NIGHTS MORE,
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
GRAND CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE FOR
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
On " which occasion will be performed
By =. A. EMERSON, and
'0SD N' BY NELLY WHITNEY
In connection with the above, the
GRAND OLIO ENTERTAINMENT,
as usual.
NOTICE.-In active preparation. and will short.
ly be produced, with all the necessary effects and
Uncle TOM,s CABIN
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AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL-The worlds
great remedy for Colds, Coughs, CONSUMPTION,
and all affections of the Lungs and Throat. m3 lw
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CoLsATR's HONEY 80

CoLsATR's HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universe
demand, is made from the choicea materials, is
mild and emollien in its nature ,fragranly scented
and extremely bensfeial in it's action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, Jan 2S-eoly
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DENTISTRY.

GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
I veuId advise all persons having teeth
TO extract to call at DIR. LEW1ES ofice. 0ySy
and have them taken out without pain. -.
Also, call and examine the Doctors new ana I'M
proved method of inserting eARTIF1OIA ALTHATH
1fyou once see the great improvement In nls teeth
new and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold.
Silver and Rubber Plates at the old price, Is ye
great change in gold. a
No. 242 Penn'a avenue, between f2tn ana l5sn
streets: nx
ian 26-1y b. X. LEW1H, N ", Dentlst'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

W 't,rere done, srhen TITS aons.
Then 'tps,e treH 'tirtTe done qniok!y."
Why suffer on for weeks and months,
The horror of Dyspeptic pasgs.
Or live martyr unto Headache dire.
Or fight With Ague. Dullness, Vertigo,
And all the pains the human stomach bears,
When PLANTATION BITTERs will afford relief
Speedy and permanent. And more.
They are the pleasantest medicine
That suffering man hath ever swallowed.
Their cures are quick, and permanent - quick.
Then suffer not, but instantly procure
bottle Of Plantation Bitters; and thy cheek
Shall bear again the rosy tint of health,
And life be merry as q marriage bell. my 3lH
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NEARLY READY,
THE NEW TRICK PANroa1xl. t
which has bsen in rehearsal over three month.
costing over Three Thousand Dollars in IN. LIE, n,
ductisn, is nearly ready, and viii snortly Sa
snnoVseed. g.
LOOK OUT FOR IT
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Large Sale Of Land and Personal
Property
AT AUCTUON.

Having returned to my home in Virginia. will:
sell at Auction, on the premises, Wednesday the
25th instant, my Farm called "Greyham's Place, "
containing about 6GO acres. 1t is located in the
Scotch Irish settlement, in Rowan county, on Third
Greek, extending the same, within three miles
of Third Creek Depot; has from 60 to IS acres of
rich bottom land adapted to both grain and grasses;
two comfortable Dwelling Houses and all necessary
out buildings; several Peach and Apple Orchards;
is well watered with stream in each field, and
numerous springs; abundance of wood and timber
1t was originally two farms and be advanta-
geouSly divided.
Also, at same time and place, will be sold the
crop of corn fodder, hay and straw, good mules,
horses 40 at"d hogs, so head of stock hogs cattle,
wagons, ploughs, and all the farming implements.
Also, will be sold on Wednesday, the lst day of
November. on my Farm near Salisbury, the crop of
corn. fodder, hay, shucks, &C., 20 head of fatted
hogs, So head Of stock hogs, 20 head of cattle, in
cludng several good milch cows, 20 head of sheep,
horses, wagons, pioughs, and all the farming imple-
ments. Also, all the household and kitchen furni-
ture, embracing beds, mattresses, steads bureaus,
tables, &C, &c.
TERMS-For personality Cash for realty, 81 500
cash, balance in three equal annual instalments,
interest from date-title retained until paid.
JOHN WASHINGTON,
b. SAMUEL RlvEs, Sr., Auc. Salisbury, N. c
Oct l6, 1865 st
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AN ORDINANCE

! Submitting to the qualified voters of the State,
the ratification or rejection of certaia ord-
nanees:
BE it ordained by the delegates of the people
Of North Carolina, and it is hereby ordained by
the authority of the same, That on the second
Thursday of November next, shall be submitted
to the voters Of the State qualified to vote for
members Of the House of Commons, for their
ratification or rejection, the Ordinance passed by
this Convention, entitled ssan Ordinance declar-
ing null and void the Ordinance of May the
Goth 1861" and such persons as shall favor the
ratification, shall vote a ticket with the words,
can't Secession Ordinance, Ratified" }" and those
opposed shall vote ticket in the words, "Anti-
Secession Ordinance, Rejected" Also at the
same time shall be submitted for their ratifca-
tion or rejection Ordinance, passed by the
Convention, entitled Gan Ordinance prohibiting
slavery in the State of North Carolina" and
those who favor ratification of the same shall
vote ticket with the words, can't Slavery Or
dinance Ratified" and those opposed shall vote
ticket with the words "Anti- Slavery Ordi-
nance, Rejected"
BE it further ordained, That the Sheriffs or
other Officers who may ascertain the result of
the polls in each County shall transmit the
same to the Provisional Governor, who is here
by empowered and requested to cause the num-
Der Of votes each way to be ascertained and pro-
claimed through as many as three newspapers
published in different parts of the State.
BE it further ordained, That, if ratified,
thenccforth said Ordinances shall be the laws of
the land, and that abolishing slavery shall be-
come part Of the Constitution of the State
Read three times aud ratified 10 Convention,
October II, A. d 1865
EDWIN G. kEADE, President.
JAS II. MOORE, Scc'y of the Convention.
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rnor of the State, under the same rules and
regulations prescribed in chapter ffty-three Of
rhe Revised Code, aud the persons qualified to
tyota for members of the House of Commons nm
der the ordinance, shall be qualified 10 vote for
Governer
Be it further ordained, That no person shall
be eligible rs Governor unless he shall be quail
i6ed according to the constitution of the State,
AID also shall be capable under the provisions
of this ordnance of voting for members of the
General Assembly.
BE il further ordained, That the Governor
thus elected shall take his seat so soon as the
authority Of the Provisional Governor shall cease,
either before the first day of January, 1865, or
afterwards, before the FIRST day of January, 1867.
Be it further ordained, That the Governor
thus elected shall continue in Office till the lst
day of January, 1867.
b it further ordained, That it shall be in
the power of the General Assembly to modify
so much of this ordinance as relates to the pro-
visions for electing Governor aud his term of
office. Ratified in Convention this 10th day
of October, in the year of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-fve.
EDWIN G. READE, President.
JAS. II. MOORE, Sec'y of the Convention,
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AN ORDINANCE

Providing for the election of two members Of
the House Of Commons from the County of
Cumberland, and one from the County Of
Harnett:
BE it ordained by the Delegates Of the people
of North Carolina, in Convention assembled,
aud it 10 hereby ordained by the authority of
the same, That until otherwise provided by Law,
the Counfy of Cumberland shall elect two men,
bers TO the House of Commons, and the County
of Harnett one member, the elections TO be held
10 accordance with the rules and regulations
prescribed By Law for the election of members
to the House of Commons; Provided, that moth
ing in this ordinance shall change the represen-
tation of the two Counties in me Senate, but
they shall vote together for one Senator, until
the next apportionn.ent of Senatorial Districts.
TRati6ed In Convention this l7th day of Octo-
ber, in the year of our Lord one tbousacd eight
hundred and sixty five
EDWIN G. READE, President.
JAMES ii. MOORE, Sec'ty of the Convention.
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EDWIN G. READE, President.
JAMES II. MOORE, Sec'y Of the Convention.
AN ORDINANCE

For the election of Clerks aud Sheriffs.
BE it ordained by the good people of North
Carolina, in Convention assembled, and j. is
hereby ordained by authority of the same, That
an election be held for Sheriffs aud County and
Superior Court Clerks on the same day and at
the same time and places, that the elaction for
members of the General Assembly shall take
place, and in the same manner as heretofore
prescribed for the election of such officers: Pro-
vided that all persons qualified to vote for mem
bers of the House of Com mnons shall be qualified
to vote for these officers.
See 2. Be it further ordained, That said
officers shall have all the qualifications hereto
fore required.
Sec i: BE it further ordained, That they
shall enter on the duties of their Office as soon
as the Provisional Government: expires, and hold
said Offices until further provided for by the
General Assembly. Read three times and rat
fled in Convention the 18th day of October, :,
A.. d, 1865
E. G. READE, President.
JAS. ii. MOORE, Secretary Of the Convention.
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Administrator's A Sale.

As Administrator of VIM. A. Owens, deceased, ]
will offer at Public Sale on Tuesday, 7th November,
Household Furniture, consisting of Bedsteads and
Bedding Chairs Tables, &e., Library of Law and
Miscellaneous Books, and one Fire Proof Iron Safe.
At the same slime will be rented a Dwelling House
near the Female College, for the year 1866
Ba~ All persons indebted to said deceased are
hereby notified to make immediate settlement and
those having claims against the estate will present
them in the time prescribed by law, this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
J. NJ. SPRINGS, Administrator.
Oct l6, 1865 At
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AN ORDINANCE


Declaring null and void the ordinance of May
Goth, 1861:
Be it declared and ordained by the dele gates
of the good people of North Carolina, in Con-
yebtion assembled, and it is hereby declared
and ordained, That the ordinance Of the Con-
vention of the State of North Carolina, ratified
on the twenty-6rst day OF November, seventeen
hundred and eighty nine, which adopted and
ratified the Constitution of the United States,
and also all acts and parts of acts Of the General
Assembly, ratifying and adopting amendments
to the said Constitution, are now and at all
times since the adoption and ratification thereof,
have been in full force and effect; notwithstand-
ing the supposed ordinance oil the twentieth day
of May, eighteen hundred and sixty one, de-
clariDg that the same be repealed, rescinded
and abrogated; and the said supposed ordi-
nance is now and at all times hath been Iull and
void. Ratified in Convention, this seventh
day Of October, in the year IF our Lord 1865
EDWIN G. READE, President.
JAS II. MOORE, Sec'y of :te Convention.
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Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
We have Boots, Shoes and Hats,
Merchant Tailoring.

The subscribers will continue to carry the
Merchant Tailoring business heretofore, at the
store formerly occupied by Thos Trotier, Jeweler.
Prices will be regulated according to the times
the cash system. Country produce will be taken in
payment for Cutting or work done. We hope our
friends will not ask for credit. expect to do
up work in the best style for CASH or its equiva-
lent in something to eat
JAS. A.. CALDWELL Il co.
P. S-Persons indebted TO US will please call and
settle by cash or note, early as possible.
June IS, 1865. tf ]. 4. e. L Co.