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SUMMER RESORTS.
V,RE NEW WATERING PLACE
GRAND ISLE HOTEL.

The new and staunch passenger steamer SAN NICOLAS
Harvey master will the head of Harvey Canal opposite
Stock Landing, Louisiana Avenue EVERY SATURDAY and
TUESDAY, at O'Clock for Grand Isle Hotel Fort iv
ngston and intermediate landings and returning
MONDAY and RSDAY evenings delightful trip through
lakes and bays to the sea shore
Fare to the sea shore, meals included %
with an the requisites comforts Of rstclass hotel offer
ing advantages Of urfbathing fine fishing batng an
other ofhe being surrounded by mRgn
dcent groves giving ample shade and pleasant
treat during the heat of the day
RATESBoard per week. $l5 Transient bosrders day, S.
A. MARGOT Jolly, Proprietor.
HARVEY 4 MCMAHON Agents. 81 ST. Charles street
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SPRINGS HOTEL

The subscriber respectfully informs the public that this
popular place of Summer Resort is NOW OPEN for the
ception of Guests
The accommodations which he prepared to offer to the
public are not by those Watering Place Hotel
in the country, and his TABLE is SUPPLIED WITH
EVERY DELlCACY of the place and season.
In theimedate vicinity Springs Hotel there
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TRANsPORTATTON
TMPoRTANT no TRAvELETEs.
MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PACKET LINE


old Reliable Daily LAae.
Connecting with the Now Orleans and Jackson and Misss
spp and Tsnnessss and Memphis aud Charleston Rair
at Memphis the Illinois Central Railroad 0iro ST.
Louis with sill the Railroad and Steamboat Limos going EasE
West.
By this passengers can ea7eths ess at Memphis an
b transported on splendid boats where tsrs DELIGHT
Full BEDS and SUPERB FARE to Sc Louis IN THE
SAME TINE AS ON TIE RAILROADS.
without Additional Cost for rransportsttOm
And saving of dollars for Maals sad Sleeping
Cara
Tickets DO procured at the are4 Of the New orsan
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad No lis Common
street. No "a Carondos street. No street. and at tbs
S''-''' E. b BYHGfoN, General Agent
HENRY W. snTH, President
NEW ORLEANS AND OABROELToN
RAILROAD
Change in Fare on and amer SUNDAY July l. 1885
day vii Be TWEaTY-FIVE CENTS foT each passenger
D 5f 2s ARp P 4a 9EEs ~ 1sf +
TieEsts gsr s5iaEsa opi Three DOLLARS Alb
!. s' ss8
New Orleans, june "a 1855 . = $751;
MOBILE AND GREAT NOBTHEKH
RAILROAD ROUTE,
so Mns. shorter than any other Route
BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA BOSTON, ETC, ETC.
via Mobile.
Passengers esve daily from he Depot the Psntchartran
Raipad at IL o'clock connecting with the Morgan Line Of
Steamers for Mobile making close connection at Mobile vita
the trains Of the Mobile Northern Railroad
Montgomery, Columbus, Savannah,
Augusta, Atlanta. Charleston
Knoxville, Nashville, Louisville,
Lynchburg, Rchmond Cincinnati.
ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST
For information snd Through Tickets apply st the
TICKET OFFICE,
In the Rotunda of the ST Charles HotsI
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METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY

METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
1Os aad, no Broadway.
NEW YORK. JANUARY 29d, 1856
Your attention a respectfully invited the following state
the operations Of this Company during the pas year
w With Assets exceeding ONE MILLION SEVEN HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and twelve years expert
ence In the conduct General Insurance Business the Com
many confidently the Public Protection against the
perils of OoFAN and INLAND EMANCIPATION and of FIRE
The Board Directors this day resolved to dv
dend Of SIX PER GENT the ding certificates OF
Profits to the holders thereof their legal
aud 9th of March next; also dividend of FIVE
PER CENT the Cap9 Stock OF the IT.
Cash on demand. also dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PER
ONP in Scrip on Participating Premiums
the Company year 1868 for which Certificates will be
issued on aud after the 2dday of April next
OFRIuERs:
JAMES LoRIMER GRAHAM. President
ROBERT 81. g. GRAHAM Vice President.
JAMES L0RING GRAHAM, JR., I'd Vice PTes't
H H POINTER, Secretary.
ELLIOTT RoBBIHs, General Agent,
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AUCTION sALEs THIs DAY

rorrar,.. er.aAp Arp Tnutcro avn Aegnprpn
piekfea a. aBctio,
,vo~.o,x,,,nrv,.~, .. ,,ur.
"AOf4 y ~ I. =
" - V o, re'"'
Omcs-of camp street
SATURDAY July IA, 1896 at 10 O'Clock,
- the Lafayette Warehouss corner Of Lafayette and
'' ts KAY TiiI be ei s9iq suy,,
il3 casks Ale and Porter
81 boxes Tobacco
And Also
large invoice Of Assorted Pickles,
n9- TERAs- Cash id U. s. Treasury Notsi
$500
D.
Pe' -mps'Fy sale Of Al ane young Mules. st auction
by MnNTE1oHaHwv o. uRO
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CnEnTEEza5 HOME Fob LOU19HANAs--
3 re Dnbe IS informed that the Louisiana Soldiers Home
I'd MAndsvi the Ponchartrain Lake shore il
n 10 receive MANNED and disabled soldiers OK Louis
lana and applicants are hereby invited 70 present ne
Claims for admission supported by Vouchers 20 either
othe following named Directors who are likewise to
receive contributions Tor the maintenance Oh tne NOME
from the public at large:
THEo. F. PHIENEMAN, President, LIZ Gravier street.
THOS MURRAY, Treasurer, IS 0arondeet street.
GEO FRERET, Secretary Union Bsnk l2a Canal street.
PETER NJ PETERSON 40 Love street, Third District.
s. WAGGAMAN, 1893 Esplsnade street
GHAS a. BRUSLE st. 6abrie P. o., parish of Ibervile,
GEO. W. MUNDAY, Clinton parish Of East FelicianA
W. T. PALFREY, Centeryille, parish Of st. Mary.
NKw ORLEANS, May 49, 1855
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DUREAU OF EMIGRATION STATE ATE

BUREAU OF EM1GRATAON' SAALE
ID OF LoUIsIANA-Tot the propretors of Land WILD OK
IMPROVED within this State also the Prsprietors OF Manu-
featuring establishments want of labor lnasmuch as II
confidently expected the arrangements now being SGT o.
foot by this Bureau that large number OF Emgrsnts Will
reach our State at no distant day, becomes Of vital I'M
portance that provision made for lands on which to locate
them and for places ofabor which they may be sent with
out delay, upon their arrival.
With this view and TO carry out the aim of the Legislature
in the establishment this Bureau Propositions are solicited
for the SALE OF LANDS Wild Improved; Also propos
lions for the RENTING OF LANDS also, propositions Tor
WORKING OF IMPROVED LANDS ON SHARES also,
propositions for HIRE the month year Of labor the
proprietor furnishing and comfortable usenance
in clothing and food Propositions also solicited for ME
CHANCES setting forth locations and rate Of wages or nrs
second and third class hands.
Lands offered for must be accompanied by an exact
description of the same quality and locations and eF
Snce of ognsrshp improved the improvements must be
ninutely stated the requrementsa to Land offered
be worked on shares
Offers for the Hire Of Labor must be accompanied by tn
description Of locality quarters food to be furnished ma
ture of the labor and generally all that viii interest the
racting parties with view to prevent disappointment an
COZ sequsnk classification. , ,,,,rr,1.,r
Chief of Bureau
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fire observation-disclosures Members
Delegates to the Convention are requested to
attend meeting be held SUNDAY, July 18th at 10
O'Clock A. H. at % Exchange Alley Customhouse
for the purpose of forming BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL
AID ASSOCIATION,
PAUL W. ooLLEEs Secretary pro tenn.
- second Louisiana Brigade Relief
Asaoeaon-Thc Regular Meeting Of this Association will be
held at l2t O'Clock precisely on SUNDAY July 18Th at
Lyceun Hall. EUGENE WAGGAMAE,
First Vice President.
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COURTNEY HOUSE
GREENvlLLE, WASHINGTON COUNTY MISS.
This new and commodou house is foE the
mediation Of guests and the especial accommodation oil tn
Weekly Express to Deer Creek and facilities aorde
" '''-' al p'''''-' J. oARvELL, Manager
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sulphur and Chalybeate Springs,

which are celebrated medicinal properties Invads will
find this place one peculiar advantages they
can have Sea or Mineral BATHS we'll the best fishing
facilities on the Coast,
TERMsWinbe very moderate for families engaging rooms
- .ta SAIGON TIC. SCARBOROUGH.
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
17s Broadway. cor. Maiden Lane
NEUy yoRK Feb 2 1866

WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
1za broadway, cor. Maiden Lane
NEW YORK, Feb. 2. 1866
CASH CAPITA. 100000
Assets February l, 1866
u s. and stats Bonds market value y 1SS 81 81 ~
Bonds Mortgages. ioI ~ -
p ssP LSsHs IN the hands Of Agents 9Ss
Unpaid Premiums 47eS3 o.
S7I50zs o.
Lossss SAYS W
C.Dar and Surplus s6SoSOO 10
dvdepa OF cent 10 this Day declared, payable on
demand, il Cash, 10 StoekhnldaIa
Scrip, payable 18th March, IN Cash -. w..
Of Policies entitled to participate In the profits Of
e year ending 3ls January 1855 The SCRIP VIII be ready
LOT u''i'''' - GEO. o. sATTERLEE, President
HENRY WESTON, Vice President
VIZ X, LATHRoP Secretary.
VIZ. A. SCOTT. Assistant Secretary.
We are prepared to issue OPEN and SPECIAL POLL
| CIEs against the
PerllA az Fare, River and Ocean,
From New Orleans to Ports Paeesin the United states
and vice versa Also and from New Orleans to Port Of
| Portsin South Anegice or Europe, upon ihe
| MOST FAVORABLE TERAs,
and will nay ali Losses in New Orleans And from on
and extensive correspondence an acquaintance IN TINS city
hope by attention to business to merit and share
We most respectfully invite conference with eli PeEgop
advantage to patronias this Agency s,,..
| We are, very respectfully,
L. C. N0RyEIIL & CO..
No. "a cARoNnEItEF STREET, CORNER aEAfiHN
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ULUSINW OUT SALE OF VUAKTEKMAbFEH bTOKE53
TUiEsD A Y and WEDNESDAY,, July e4th
and 18Th 1866 the Fire Proof Press Of Front
Levee and Robin street at public auction viii be sold
A large variety Of quartermaser Stores comprising.
Various kinds of Harness. Saddles Axes Spedss Shoves
Cooking Utensils Counter and Plsorm Scales Lanterns B.
FBes, Hammers assorted Adzes Hatehets Hinges Hat
Spikes Screws assorted Bolts assorted Chairs Carriages
Stove Pipe Iron assorted Portable Forge Saws
Sheet Zine Pipe GTiudstones, Paulins Cotton Duck
Wheebarows, Betting Hose Chain Stock Bieg Steam
Guages Drawing Iron Safes Covers
Mating, Carpenters Tools Saddltrsf Tools, etc.
10 Horses. ss3 Fl la
H9F~TRRas-Cash in u s. Treasury Notes
Stores to bs removed within day afteF sale.
Sale to commence at IL A.
Theattenton of Traders others cosin
sale il is the Last opportunity they will have for
chasing Quartermaster Stores
By order Of Col @. g. sAWTELLE Chief Q. NJ.
E. j.. sTkAHG,
sal Brsvet Lieut.. Col and Assistant ouartermaster
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ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874
has pad to it's customers up to present
time Losses amounting to over IGHFEEN MILLIONS OF
DOLARS For the past nnsyears the Cash Dividends paid
Stockholders made from third of the net prohts have
amounted in the Aggregate 70 ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ONE AND A HALFPER CENT.
issuing scrip dividend to dealers based on the
pnope that all Glasses risks equally profitable this
Company will mako such cash abatement discount
from the rates. when premiums paid the general
underwriters will warrant and the net profits
remaining at othe year will be divided to the Stock
This smpany continues make Insurance Maine and
Inland Navigation and Transportation Risks tho most
favorable terms including Risks Merchandise Of all kinds
snd- freight ,,.c-,, = -, :.
tho Office in New OrioauBs in Sterling at tho oire oil
r'A'-"u' l0 ELLWOOD WALTER, President.
IiHAS EEWGOMB, Vice President
@, j.. DEsPARD, Secretary.
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E90nTCmARTRAEN RAILROAD

SPRING AND sUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY. April Ist 1866 the this
road will leave as follows:
FROM THE CITY. FRoM TaR EAKH.
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BARE CAvALLo AT AUCTION.
BIZ WILLIAM O.. COOK,
AUcTTosEEE-ofHce, 1875 Grayier street,
WFTDNEsDAY Morning, JuIy, lsth. ct
for account Of the Nay Department under the rse
The BARK cAvALLo, wIEh her tackle apparel and furn
ure The lies the Iron Glad station Algera Length
hold 10 feet inches between decks nehesi tonnage
sides portion her standing rigging gpar5 except top
gallant masts and fore topgallant yard,
iron cads No 70 Gustonhouse street. Captain E. E.
sa- TERHs-cash in Treasury Notes
CITY sPEAM LAUNDRY AT AUCTION.
BIZ GARDNER SMITH, YEEsER d co.
GARDEBR SMITH, AuctIoneer,
oaice-No 90 Camp street
"WEDNESDAY, July 9Th, at 1O1l o'clock,
w at No 355 Fsoa street Orleans Cotton Press
be sold
The entire q the City Steam Laundry consisting
Garge's Patent Washers
steam hosting Engire fourhorse power.
4 dos Flat rrons
8 dos Drying Horses
large Ironing Tables.
Tubs, Buckets, Pans, etc, etc.
10 CLOSE CONSIGNMENT
BK ID. u. MORPMY,
AUcrIoEEHR-ofHce. q Magazine street.
se Store sels aae e G. Bynss Nos and -
close spndry consgnments, wifbe sold the
TbaTres A 0bimneys
5'et''4 Z dozen each
6ineh IS
Z s sS bundles Straw Paper I 3syi 2
200 llbyIS
i 5 sslf chest shssss eas Tqps,,s tin
iSSss:s' dosioi B gallons each
] t2bblJ
lSbbs Red Beans
Il BIZ Pesled Peaches
| 10 boxes English Dairy Cheese @
Il "a cases Arghrown L. Mushroom Catspp.,
l. is boxes German EraSive Soap
100'bOxes Lemon Syrup -.e-
4 rs kits large No. MaekersL
l 8 babes Hops
| pa-TEEMs-Cssh in u s Treasury notes
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SECOND JUSTICES COURT
GEO. H. BRAUGHN-J Judge
JOHN O. KUzAG-Conatabie
The above Court renewed to the corner 81 oo
msgcal Place and ST. Charles street. Enstsnes-4O Ooe
eiai Place.
GUNS AND RIFLES
The subscribers offer to Wholesale dealers or to parties 10
| their use, oTrNa
nc ~ aEa and cast from lanaipated steel ena sLES
v gs of best English Makers TO the leWes
| cost AE,Ho,.,
prvoTvINe PISTOLS of all kinds-oeLTs. and ether
good makers %szsr'' TACKLE. SHOT, GAPS AND POWDER
| TAYLOR CHURCHILL,
| For sale py WhoiggRle Hardware Dealers,
| Al Magazine street,
| Opposite st. ] smss Hotel
| (EstsbliBhed In lsS3l
TTAVTNG DISPOSED OF QUE STOCK
groceries, We will continue the Commission and Forwarding
busiutss st tho old uland, No. 50 and 50 New Lsyse
NV. BUoKAAsFsR 3 GO.
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AER. WIN. FORSTAL4I., OF THIS CITY, HAS
WI been admitted member Of firm from the LIST inst
We viii continue the Cotton Faetorage Commission and For
warding Business under the name and style OF HARVEY
MCMAHON Co.. at No. 81 St Charles street, corner Of
Union. HARVEY mcAAhOhs
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THE FIRM OF McALLIsTER, MCNAIR 3
GARDES shis day dissolved by mutual consent The
subscribers will settle the affairs Of the E and will continue
the Wholesale Grocery their old stand No "a Com
mon street. under the and style Of McAister McNar
July o 1855. 3. NcNAlR
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- UOlgate'a Honey sOap-Thls celebrated
Toilet Soap in such universal demand, is made from th0
cboces materials is mild and emoisnt in its nature frs
scanted and extremely beneficial action upon the
sLn For sae hy all druggists and fancy goods dealers
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CUEDRNE6. .....,,...-.-F''tt.'s ''''S Az
go bales Heavy INDIA BAGaING.
500 coils MACHINE ROPE. ....
IRON TIEs-sn patents
200 bbls MESS PORK
$50 bags Prime RIO COFFEE
a Choice PORTO RICO COFFEE.
100 cases Champagne CIDER-pints and quarts
| 100 . Falkirk ALE.
| $50 bbls ALE--assoried brands.
200 cases PoRTER-pntS.
| For sale, in lota to suit purchasers, by
WIN, A. BELL CO.,
Al Matches street,
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: New Orleans Canal and Esa

New Orleans, OpeIousHs and Great
Western Railroad New Orleans June Is l556-Passenger
Trains the Depot Agers every morning at o'clock
osvtng at Brasaear City IAN Returning leave Brashea
City At ?. n, and arrive at Algiers a. Pm
ferry will leave the city wharf the foot Of Canal
asreet every morning at TX o'clock connecting with the pas
ssnger trains
Excursion tickets good only the day which they
Issued will be furnished at reduced rates,
First class steamers running New iberia, and ali inter
mediate landings the Teche make daily connections With
che trains at Brashear City.
Pregh, received at the Gompauys city landing, the
foot Of Canal street. every day. Sundays excepted for all
citations the Road and for all points the Toche to New
lberiA a. W. R BAYLEY,
f,L;. r., Snnar liant
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gHA next. and TIA, the election Cor Gov.
ernor, Lieut.. .Boverpsr and membersof the
Assembly be held on the first Thsrsday in
October 1886. The operation 81 these re-
solations restricted T. the year 1867
Mr.. Rynum offered, as q substitute Tor
these resola,iens. an, ordinance for chang
ing tho tins for holding State elections.
Proposes to srdain that the election Of CO.
vernon. Lieut. Governor. &C.. be hereafter
held on the 6rst Thursday in October Of
each and every year.
Ths was amended BY striking out the
words Lieutenant Governor. that Office
hot having been yet establishes and sab.
stltuting the Sd Thursday in October in
stead Of the Is, Thursday. as the day off.
lection; apd in this shape the ordinance
passed the second reading by . vote of Sc
to 40; and il vas made the special order
for 2o'clock to-day.
The Convention then resumed the con-
sidera.ion Of the amended Constitution.
After debate an amendment offered by Mr..
Bynum was rejected, and The ordinance
passed the second reading.
frhe only difference between Mr.. By
nuns amendment and the ordinance pass-
ed was. that the former contained SEIZED
uie Of apportianment. and the latter does
not. Both base representation in the House
of Commons on the white population. and
IN the Senate upon taxatIqn. 80
The ordinance to change the time for
holding Stale elections, was taken qp st 2
o'clock P. NJ. pursuant TO order.
Mr. Philips offered an amendment. be-
ing schedule Of apportionmenl under the
new basis Of representation. as above pro-
posed.
Mr.. Rrown, OF c aswell. opposed . change
in the time Of holding elections. lie a,so
was opposed 10 the schedule Of appurtion-
men.. in the absence Of data upon which to
base an equitable adjustment Of the repre-
sentaiion.
Mr.. Grissom said that be fully endorsed
the main views Of the distinguished dele.
gate from CasweIl. He hoped the amend
men,s proposed TO the Constitution would
be adopted as part Of the organic Law VI
The State.
The gres, political and social convulsion
through which We have gone and ;hrough
which We have just emcrgrd-the Safe
stripped Of her wealth. her population aad
her polaical power. leaves The real pupuia
ton 80 uncertain that IL would be better Il
have new census Sd as TO arrive al cor.
RICHNESS before the appointment should
20 into effect.
He favored. however. deferring The State
elections Iatil the action Of tins cuh,tn.
tion shall be ratified or rejected BY tie
people.
The question recurring the amendmenl
vas adopted, ami the oIdinsnre ss amend
ed then passed rs third readiag. Tie Con
veation then adjourned untll clock 4.
NJ. on Monday.
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JONATHAN WORTH.
Raleigh. Jone il,h. 1866.
REPORT OF GEMS. srgEDNAS AND rUi.
LERfON.

W.sHixoros. June ls.-Gsrs Sierd nan
aud fuller,on have made their rcenrt ~
the secretary Of War. 81 tie operstions Ut
tie Freetlmrn's Burraa IN the mi;IIary De.
parimrnt ~ South Carolina ard flotida.
They highly eonmenj Gen. scott, the
Assistant Commissioner l.f south car,,li.
no, for Tie wise pulley. that persadcs HI,
,y,irm o! governing md feeding freedmen.
They recommend lie di.cnnImusncc Of
The employment u eitizens ID Tie bufeau
and,Ib.ianee several cases Of the evil Of il.
agents being interested il anfking plants.
tiOns.
They faally reeommed that the Sea H.
and hi given % nesroe.. b, Gen. Shcr.
msn's order. be returned to lhclr owners.
provided lhey pay The lreelin 4 Zoe III ths
improvements int they have made willis
10 possession Of the property.
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ness. "A return 10 habits Il Lava snd order.
and steadfass attachment e the Union.
which made us 50 great end prosperous
people while We adhered 10 the councils Of
Washington" have endeavared 10 act
in conformity to these principles
lrefsr 10 these prsminen, points in nv
political record and the circumstances IN.
der which you did me the honor to elect
me last November, To counternct the un-
Just impression which many have sought q
make, al home and abroad. that nv essr-
tion was disnnion triumph. The imps,
tatinn is grossly unjust TO me. and IS bs-
lie,e equally unjust to evrr, bsdy ~he yo-
ted fNr me,
My eenduc, in the discharge sf Wy ~
miaistrstiye duties is kpown 10 you; and
have 50 recently had occasion, 10 my mes
sage to tbs General assembly, ts>pressbt
my views in relation 10 State poiiey. shish
message was very extensively circulated
Throughout the State, that deem il IN.
necessary to reiteraie them.
WISE policy reTllr.s, in order 70 restprf
prosperity anil order, that eyery CITIZEN
quietly and indus,riousfy parsge his oreu-
patian. and obey The laws Of his country
while they are 10 ioree. hoseser distsste>
full some of them may be, II we would
have peace and pleRty we must loek for
them as the fruits Of order and industry,
The wisest fegislpiion without these viii
BE- unayailiag; and with them. The worst
Legislation will but retard The return Of
prosperity,
We are, as think. unwsely and uncon-
stitutionaiiy excluded frpm the Nationai
COUNCILS. but the results Of war have made
us powrrless. II Is unwIse 10 indulge IN
denuHciaticns Of ,bs JoIninsnt power. and
not inconsistent uiih real dignity and pre-.
per sell respect. 10 sbs'aiK from intemper.
ate remoasiraner. l.etus quietly pursue
eur several ayorstions. and hope that Prev.
,dence will ultiMately guide the minds 81
unr late foes 10 caunsrls becoming nsgha
niniily and wise and generous statesman.
shtp.
The great object 81 all gsad men and
wise statesmen should now be 10 molIlfr
the passions which have gown nai Of tie
late conflict. and by Ill their influence In
rndeavm TO restore cordial reconciliation
between The lately aliea,trd sections. The
good nf our ~hnls nation requires sincere
and Hlirersai rseaneiLaiion fhi. can not
be II prescription aud mutual crininatinr
BE- INDUCED. The sublime injaEeiipns Of
holy writ which forbid Ihe indulgence Of
maie,olenee. are universal in their srpL.
eatiUn.
In such canvulsinn as that fran Which
We are emerging. m,uy vii have received
griryou. injuries. No sopd can spring froa
The indulgence Of resehgeful feeling. l.r,
every good citizen exert hinselI u fepress
il. Both philosophy and our religion rank
i forgiveness and charity Among the ehirlesl
81 ,irtucs. and as there are few II - who
have not occasion 10 ak fatgIseness far
our own ac,s. le, Us b. mrreifal to each
pihar.
j II you shall rc.eleet me - your chief
magistrate. appeal 70 my pas, condict 10
sustain nc in the assurance that ! all d.
al can To prn,e myself worthy II yost
renewed cuniihchcr.
jON ATTAIN WORTH.
Raleigh, June iIth, 1866