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HORSES STOLEN.

STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON
Sunday night last, two FILLIES, described as
follows one iron gray, part of tail white, about
four years old, barefooted, and not well grown:
Her name lays on the left side. Her hind feet
are white up to the fetlocks and her fore feet are
black. She holds high head when one is riding
her, and her rump Is q little dropping. She is a
fast walker. The other is mouse-colored, inclin-
ed to be dappled Black name and tail and black
feet She sets her feet little QUITS barefooted.
Between three and four years old. She holds q
high head. Inclined to be gaunt, few white hairs
in her forehead. 90
A reasonable reward will be paid for the deliv-
cry of these fillics to me at my house, 20 miles
southwest of Raleigh, or any information SO that
/ get them. My post Office is New Hill, Wake
County. ADRIAN SCOTI:
Oct. Is, 1866. E-St
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Greenbacks against Gold.

Fears are expressed now and then that
greenbacks may not be good after while,
and that it would be well not to part with
gold.
These fears are groundless. The govern
ment of the United States is to-day one of
the strongest in the world. 1t is pledged to
make good its currency and to pay its bonds.
This pledge will be redeemed. We venture
the prediction that, three years from to-day,
the difference between greenbacks and gold
will not be more than ten cents to the dol
lar-or, in other words, that one dollar and
ten in currency will purchase one dollar in
gold. Commissions may come, but we do not
believe they will. The majority will rule !;
the government will be re-established on
stable foundations; its credit will be main
tanned; and we shall yet be united, pros
porous, and happy people. Don't listen to
those who tell you that the national currency
is likely to become worthless.
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The last New York Times, commentin

The last New York Times, commenting
upon the Northern elections, says:
Matters have been so mismanaged, not
only in Pennsylvania, hut throughout the
North, that support of the Presidents policy
of Restoration involves return of the Dem
ocratic Party to power; and that price the
people will not pay. They have no faith in
that party-in its principles, its patriotism,
its organization or its leaders"
The Times goes bowshot beyond the
Herald in its comments upon the Presidents
policy.
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General McClernand, in recent Demo-
cratic speech, declared that all the Demo-
cratic Congressman elected at this falls cleo
tons, would refuse to meet with those chos-
en- by the Republican party. They, howev-
er, JOIN hands with those elected by the South,
and the two would organize Congress of
their own, and one which the Executive
would acknowledge as legitimate.
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Vote for Dockery.

A leading citizen OF Montgomery County
writes us as follows: ~
"This section of the State will give Gen.
Dockery a large VOTE notwithstanding he
has declined to be candidate I do hope
the whole State will see the importance of
electing him. His election would have a fine
effect in restoring us to the Union"
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FALL OF RAM.-Wednesday and We'd
nesday night, Oct. 10th, according to meas
urement, there fell three and three quarter
inches of water. Thermometer average So
degrees. This is perhaps the heaviest rain
that we have had this last summer and pres
emit fall, at Raleigh.
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DEATH OF DIR. CHAsE.-We regret to have
to announce the death of DR.. Chase, of the
federal service, at the Fair Grounds Hospit-
al, near this City, ofdiptheria. His remains
have been sent to his family for interment.
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THE AMERICAN AGRIcULTURIsT, published by
Orange Judd & Co., Office Al Park Row, N. Y.
city, has been laid upon our table. This, the
October number, is illustrated with many beauti-
full engraving, and contains larger amount of
useful reading matter than any agricultural
periodical we have ever seen. The Agriculturi@
is published monthly at 81. so per annum. Send
Is cents and get specimen copy.
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Extension of Fayetteville Railroad.


Exteasion of Fayetteville Railroad.
1t will be seen by the following proceed
ngs that steps are being taken to extend the
Western Railroad from Egypt to the North
Carolina Railroad. This is an enterprise
taught with great advantage to the Cape
FEAR region of the State. We wish it the
most abundant success.
RAILROAD MEETING.
At meeting of the citizens of the Coun-
of Cumberland and town of Fayetteville,
.eld October the 9th, on motion of II. l..
dyrover, David Mcneil was called to the
hair, and John NJ. Rose appointed Sec
etary.
The object of the meeting having been ex-
.lained to be to devise means to extend the
Western Railroad from Egypt to the North
'arolina Road, John d. Williams, Esq, Of
red the following resolutions, which were
dopted: s
WHEREAS, It is important to the Town of
fayetteville, County of Cumberland and
tate at large, that the Western Railroad
hould be extended to and connected with
he North Carolina Railroad, and to promote
he interests of said extension, it is impor-
ant that meeting of all parties interested
herein be held at some convenient point;
therefore,
Resolcad, That the citizens of the counties
# Harnett, Moore, Chatham, Randolph,
1uilford, Forsythe, Davidson, Rowan, Davie
nd all Others friendly to the extension, be
invited tn hold meetings and appoint dele
ates to attend Convention to be held at
Iount Vernon Springs, Chatham County, on
thursday the list of November next, to take
such steps as may be deemed expedient to
advance the construction of said extension,
and to consult upon the best means to effect
said work.
Resaloed, That the City of Wilmington,
and all other Towns or Cities interested in
this work be invited to send delegates to this
Convention.
The following delegates were appointed
from the County and Town, with power to
fill all vacancies, viz: David Mcneil, D. G..
McRae, 7. S. Lutterloh, W. Mel. Mckay, j.
D. Williams, N. r. Blue, ]. W. Baker, Jr,
A. A. Mcclellan, A. Mclean, E. J. Lily, j.
H. Cook, D. McDiarmid, David Murphy, j.
d. Macarthur, L. Bethune, E. L. Pemberton,
r. NJ Orrell, w. j. Kelly, 81. r. King, John
P. Mclean, John c. Blocker, ]. B. Carver,
Duncan Shaw, d. Murchison, G.. W. Billiard,
John Bell, VIM. Shaw, Jas. c. Poe, James C.
Dobbin, T. c. Fuller, ]. G. Shepherd, H. L.
Myrover, ]. A. Worth, B. B. Mallett, and
Hector McNeill.
The Secretary was directed to furnish a
copy of the proceedings Of this meeting to
the papers of Fayetteville, Wilmington, Ra-
leigh, Greensboro, Salisbury and Salem, for
publication. DAVID MCNEIL, Chm.
JOHN M Rose, Sec'y.
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Granville County Fair.

-
We are glad to see the efforts that are be.
s;'g made to re We the Agricultura! Fairs in
his State. Nothing could contribute more
; stimulate enterprise and industry among
.'ur people.
We give below the programme of the
ighth Annual Fair of the Granville Conn
Agricultural Society, soon to be held at
henderson -
,rogramnae for the Eighth Annual Fair of
tho Granoils County Agricultural Society.
OFFICERS OF THE SocaETY.-Col. s. s.
.oyster, President; George Badger Harris,
ecretary; DR.. w. w. Young, Treasurer.
ones, Chairman; H. H. Rowland, w. W.
foung, s. 8. Cooper, John E. Clarke, John
". Virgins, and w. T. Cheatham.
MARsHAL-Capt A. B. Andrews, Chief
AIDs-Dr. v. L. Turner, Col W. H.
i'arboro', Col. T. L. Jones, w. II. Young,
r., and W. D. Register.
The grounds will he open for the admis-
ion of visitors from 8, A. M. to 8, P. NJ,
ach day.
All entries must be made at the Secreta-
Us Office, Reception Hall, Wednesday, by
4 o'clock, A. M.
FIRST DAY, WEDNEsDAY.-At II o'clock,
grand parade of horses twice around the
lrcle, preceded by brass band.
At 10 o'clock, the oxen will be tested to
cart.
At o'clock, trotting match for horses
single harness, three rounds, best two in
hree.
At o'clock, pacing match for horses un-
Ter saddle, three rounds, best two in three.
SECOND DAY, THURsDAY.-At 9 o'clock,
lie Chief Marshal will assemble the Judges
ppointed to award premiums, in front of
lie Speakers stand, when the blanks for
leir reports will be given them, with all
ecessary instruction.
At 10 o'clock, there will be an exhibition
I'd trial of Agricultural machinery and i'm
lements, and also, thoroughbred horses
ill be paraded in the ring, for examination
the Judges, in the order in which they
re classed in the premium list.
At II o'clock. the Annual Address will be
elivered by W. W. Jones, Esq., of Gran
lille county.
At 1874 o'clock, quick draft and saddle
orses will be paraded. This class includes
lie carriage and single harness horses.
At o'clock, the heavy draft horses will
paraded in like manner.
At II o'clock, the Jacks and Jennets will
paraded in like manner.
At Q o'clock, the mules will be paraded in
Ike manner.
At 81 o'clock, there will be a trotting
,atch of single harness horses, three rounds,
laking heat for the premium.
At 81 o'clock there will be trot of horses
single harness, for a silver cup.
At 4 o'clock, there will be trot of match
.orses, in double harness, three rounds, ma
ing heat, for silver cup. Said horses
be regular match, not gotten up for the
occasion.
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY-At IL o'clock, the
ward of premiums, by the Judges. will be
cad from the stand.
At 10 o'clock there will be grand parade
round the circle, of all premium horses,
lcks, jennets, mules, and cattle.
At o'clock, there will be mule race,
hree rounds making heat, the slowest
mule taking the premium, changing their
'iders at each round.
P. E. A. JONES,
Chairman Executive Com.
N BAH carriages and horses, except
those on exhibition, will be charged 80 cts.
admittance into the Enclosure.
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The Legislature of Georgia will meet on
the first Monday of November, and the Le-
gislature of North Carolina on the third
Monday of the same month.
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The reelection of Gov. Worth would hav

The reelection Of Gov. Worth would have
most disastrous effect for the Southern
States on the minds of the Northern people.
1t would convince them that even North
Carolina, once the foremost Union State of
the South, does not desire to return to the
Union except on terms dictated by herself
No matter what Southern men may think of
this determination to dictate terms to the
conqueror, it is regarded by three-fourths of
the Northern people as rank rebellion and
treason. We shall never get back to the
Union in that way.
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THE HIGH REPUTATION of the Exchange
Hotel is truly deserved. Messrs. j. NJ. Blair
& Go. keep its tables literally supplied with
the very best edibles, the rooms in perfect
order, and the servants in remarkably good
discipline Its fame has gone abroad as be-
ing the first. hotel in the State of North
Carolina.
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Books, Stationery, &c.

DuuAS, Stduunely, &c.
BRANSON & FARRAR
North-Carolina Bookstore,
No. Fayetteville street,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
TT D. TURNER'S OLD STAND ON THE
-: corner next to the State House, keep con-
SCHOOL BOOKS
Ct all kinds, to suit Academies and Common
Also, .sh
SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS
to suit the different Churches, very cheap
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
in great variety, both new and old.
large assortment of
STATIONERY,
the the finest, and the best and the cheapest to be
mad In the country.
Latest and most nonu,ar .,wov, :, ..,s
ins Aso BOOKS Music Primers, &c.
wAr1 p.rn
of all grade. and n.t..,,, 80,
Also, f le-' = ''0e'.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Photograph Albums and Euprav,no. ~ a,..,,.n.
sned Generals.
Also me assortment of
ioAs sOOAS
sS su, s &c and Sizes Positively the largest
Law BOOKS,
North Carolina Supreme Court Reports:
North Carolina Form Books;
Swaim's Justice Revised
r...-,,, st 1850
Blackstone's Commentaries;
English Reports, &C., &c.
1Aiso'
THEOLOGICAL WORKS,
~.
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Sixteen persons were saved out of 270
passengers of the Evening Star, which foun-
dered off the coast of Georgia in q hurricane
on the morning of October Sd.
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The Union cause is obliged to triumph.

The Union cause is obliged to triumph.
If you vote against Alfred Dockery, you
may regret it when it is too late The Union
cause is obliged in the end to triumph. The
meeting that recommended Gen. Dockery for
Governor has a proud record. Many re-
cord will date from this election. Let the
young men especially remember this, and act
accordingly The secession edifce in this
State is foredoomed, and will fail, and great
will be the fall thereof" Men will wag
their heads as they pass by its ruins, and
will scorn and ridicule its builders. Their
names will be blotted out from all loyal re-
cords You wonder if this will be so. We
reply, it will as certainly happen as that the
Union and the flag will live and overcome
all their enemies. 1t is only question of
time
Then, if you wish to make good record
for the future, and to give safe and patriotic
vote, cote. for Dockery!
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Vote for Dockery /!

Let every true Union man go to the polls
on Thursday next, and vote for Alfred Dock
cry for Governor.
He is not a candidate, and he may not be
elected, but he is a good man for Unionists
to vote for.
Every man who votes for Dockery will be
proud in future years that he did so. twill
be safe, sensible, patriotic vote
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New SYRUP.-The New Orleans Grescent
OF Oct. Be- announces the arrival of nineteerl
barrels of new syrup from Assumption Pamsh,
the first of this years crop.
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Mr.. DAVIS CASE BEFORE THE CABINET.

Mr.. DAVIS CASE BEFORE THE CABINET.
"A Washington special to the Sun on
Wednesday says: The Cabinet meeting to-
day was protracted, and it is reported that
the disposition of Jefferson Davis was con-
sidered The matter was brought up in
consequence of letter addressed by Uni
ted States District Attorney Chandler to At
torney General Stanbery. The President
also addressed certain interrogatories to the
Attorney General few days ago, and the re-
ply of the latter was submitted to the Cabi-
net this afternoon. The whole matter wall
be made public this week.
The New York Herald says the result of
this Cabinet meeting was speedy and
final disposition of the Davis case. I'VE
shall soon know what was done.
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THE MODEL ExHIBITIoN.-Da Dan Castello's
great show will be in Raleigh on Monday the
22nd inst, and give only two performances
one in the afternoon and the other at night.
Attention is asked to the advertisement in
to-day's paper, and the many attractions pre-
sented therein.
During the morning of Monday grand
parade will be given by the troupe of per-
formers. knights being clad in armor, and
live lion carried through the principal
streets We perceive that this novel exhibit
ton of the king of beasts has attracted much
attention elsewhere ~
Dan Castello's show, wherever it has been,
has received the highest encomiums from
the press. January" has been favorite
with fun-lovers, while the Circassian steed
has excited sentiments of admiration and
wonder by his displays of almost human
intelligence
Two clowns accompany the show in this
tour-Castello himself, whose chaste and
humorous witticisms are ever received with
applause, and Mr.. Thomas Burgess, 3 quaint
and good old-fashioned clown.
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THE EYE AND EAR-We refer our readers to
the advertisement of DR.. Gardner, Oculist
and Aurist, formerly of London0 now of
New York, who will be at the Marlborough
Hotel, on Saturday, Nov. oath, and remain
until Tuesday, the 29th. After that time,
he will visit Raleigh monthly, of which due
notice will be given. The Dr. comes highly
recommended by the press of the different
cities he has visited. Those who require
medical or surgical aid for defective sight or
hearing, should avail themselves of the OPP
portunity now offered for obtaining relief,
by consulting DR.. Gardner.
W. 81. Crow, General Agent of the Etna
Life Insurance Company, Hartford, announ-
ces the prompt payment of another loss of
$1,000. This, together with other recent in
stances of the same sort, are the best practi
cal illustrations of the benefits of life insur-
ance in such reliable institutions as the
Etna.
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Great Fire I'm Quebcc, Canada.
MONTREAL, Oct Terrible fire in Que
bee last night in the suburbs. Fifteen hun
dred houses were burnt ~ men killed, 1 SOL
dier blown up and one officer wounded.
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CHOICE BRANDS OF FIoURi

5 5o s.,I 81, srATArsOo" rA.lrEIo
90 60 hn,s aon.s. Extra st
Is bbls. Orange Grove Extra Family Flour.
10 sacks N. @. "Gilt edge'' q. fArn. Flour.
20 bbls. Super, Flour, different brands.
All fresh and arriving
Sept. 20, 1885, ct
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.
IT IS SITUATED IN THE RICHARDS OF
Onslow County; contains ~

S"oAo" SOuuty5 couthiuD ~. t'
Three thousand Acres
in the tract, of which about one thousand ara
cleared. and in good condition for cultivation.
The whole of 1t Is good Cotton land One-half
Of the farm has acrop on it. Three hundred acrea
in cotton and two hundred In corn. The resi,
ings, including Gin house, &C., very good About
eight miles from shipping point WIN sell on
liberal terms, and, II the purchaser desires, win
sell the crop, stock, mules, &C., with It.
For particulars apply to
L. W. HUMPHREY.
sept S-SS-10tpd. Goldsboro', NC.
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Not1ce TO City NuDScrlDcTss
We have considerable amount due us In
small sums, from our City subscribers.
Many Titles make much" A collector will
wait on those indebted in the course of a
few days, when it is hoped they will be able
to cash their accounts and take new start
for the ensuing year.
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HTELEGRAPHIC.
Trial oil ,tdferson Dayis,

= +
81 WAsHMaToN, Oct. 13.--The President has
addressed Attorney General Stanbery let
ter, asking his opinion as to what further
steps are necessary on the part of the Execu-
tive to bring Jefferson Davis to speedy
trial.
Mr.. Stanbery replies at some length, and
the only thing further which he suggests on
the part of the Executive, is to issue an order
to the military at Fortress Monroe to deliver
the prisoner whenever the civil authonty
shall call for him. He also holds that civil
law is sufficiently restored in Virginia to
hold Federal Courts.
Mr.. Davis has been retained at Fortress
Monroe in preference to ether places of CON
fnement, because of its healthfal situation.
Banquet in Honor of the Cable Layers.
LONDON, Oct 13.-At banquet in honor
Of the layers of the Atlantic Gable message
was read from the Queen, comforting the hon
or of Knighthood upon Capt Anderson.
Prof Thompson, Messrs. Glass and Canning,
and baronetcy upon Messrs. Sampson and
Garpe. The Queen says the reason for not
comforting distinguished marks Of favor ON
Mr.. Field is an apprehension that it might
encroach on the province of his own govern
ment. @ ~
Electioneering in various parts Of England
looks towards the dissolution Of parliament
next spring.
Windsor arsenal is levelled to the ground BY
an explosion of gun cotton. No lives lost.
At Paris the case of the seven Confederate
ships seized as property of the o. s. has
again been postponed.
The foundations in France were subsi-
ding.
Insurrection in Gambia is still progressing.
The French minister has protested against
the United States or Russia acquiring
foothold in the Mediterranean.
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Markets.
NEW York, Oct 15.-Gold, 1914. Cotton
firm @42. Provisions steady.
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Candidates for the Legislature.

IOI the LcSlSldtuIcs
GUILFoRD.- Senate, Jonathan Harris, Pc
ter Adams. Commons, A. S. Holton, James
T. Morehead, Jr., W. R. Smith, and Jos. A.
Houston.
WAKE.-Senate, Wiley D. Jones, Moses A.
Bledsoe Commons, Dr. T. L. Banks, Calvin
J. Rogers, ]. p H. Russ, j. J. OVERLY, Robert
S. Perry.
Rowan AND DAvIE.-Senate, R. F. John
ston and F. E. Shober. Commons in Davie,
DIR. V. G. Lanier, ]. M Clement Samuel Or
rell- Rowan, Dr. l. W. Jones, W. H. Crawford,
o. G. Foard, j. K. Graham, j. A. Hawkins
DAVIDSON. ]. M. Leach, 7. P. Al
len. Commons, Isaac Kinney, c. F. Lowe,
DR.. J. II. Shelton, ]. M. Hilton.
FoRsYTH AND SToKEs.-Senate, James E.
Matthews, James NJ. Covington.
UNION AND ANsoN.-Senate, w. E. Smith,
D. A Covington. Arson, Commons, Gen. A.
j. Dargan, W. P. Kendall, ST., Gen. Dargan
is for Thomas s. Ashe for U. S. Senator. The
General is determined to return to the Uni
on with his beaver up and all his rights.
RUTHERFORD AND CLEAvELAND.-Senate,
Col G. L. Harris, ]. r. Logan. Comons,
Rutherford and Polk, Gen. G. w. Logan, Ma
than Scoggin.
NoRTKAMPToN.-Senate, r. Fl. Garner, r.
G. Edwards. Commons, R. B. Peoples, Jesse
Flythe, 3. A. Martin, j. W. Newsom.
GRANVILLE E. B. LYON. w.
II. Jenkins, FL. Freeman
HARNErE-James $. Harrington, DIR. Will
iams
BUEooMBE.-Senate, Rev. W. Landlord.
L s. Cash Commons. Thos. Chandler, M.
Patton.
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A UCTION SALE OF
Government Property.

WILL BE SOLD, AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
at
NEW BERNE, N. c.,
On Friday, October 10th, 1866,
A large lot of condemned property, consisting
in part of the following articles:
ss Pick Axes, Knapsacks,
Spades, Hatchets,
Paulins, Mess Pans,
Blacksmith's Tools, Axes,
and q large quantity of other property.
TERMS: CAsH-United States currency.
j. d. STUBBS,
Oct S-S7td. Breyt. 1t. Col and Chi @. M. g
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GUANoi
200 TONS NO. / PERUVIAN GUANO FOR
sale, on accommodating terms, by
~ RAINE g. JACKSON, :
Wholesale Grocers, Petersburg, Va
October 15, 1866. Cow.