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Notice of Application to the General
Assembly of North Carolina for Du-

Notice of Application to the General
Assembly of North Carolina for Du-
plicate- Bonds.
A EXECUTORS OF THE LAST WILL
II and testament of Seth Jones, of Wake coun-
ty, notice is hereby given that we shall apply to
the General Assembly of North Carolina, thirty
days after date OF ting, and if not then sitting
at the first session thereafter held for the issue of
duplicate coupon bonds of the State, in place. of
those hereinafter specified, and such other relief
against the holders of them US may be suitable to
protect the estate OF the said Seth Jones.
All of them were registered, as appears by the
books of the Treasury of North Carolina and were
stolen about the first of May, 1865.
Ten bonds, as follows: For one thousand dol
lars each, numbered respectively from 1 to 10,
bonds were issued the 1st day of July, 1854, run
ming ten years, by authority of the Legislature
of North Carolina" They were signed by DAyIp
s. REID, Governor, and countersigned by d. w.
COURTS, Public Treasurer
E E. u " G MoNTaauE, EXECUTORS.
October 5, 1866. 5000:
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS
10000 LIS. BACON!!!

WE ARE PREPARED TO MS 81
w Planters with Bacon for Cotton, at the rate
of one pound of Bacon for one pound of Cotton
Cotton to be delivered against the Goth October
next. B. P. WILLIAMSON q CO
Raleigh, Sept 9Th, 1885. ST.
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Markets

Markets.
New YORK, Oct. 5th.-Gold, 149a. Cot
ton declining 394@42. Saxony has arrived
with $1,000 pounds sterling.
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notice.

NoT1cE'
THE CANDIDATES FOR THE GENERAL
Assembly will address their fellow-citizens of
Wake at the times and places named below:
At Spike's, Thursday, 27th September,
6 Banks, Friday, 2sth
&c Franklin's, Goth /"
{. Barney Jones, Monday, 9Th October,
g Lashley's ID Roads, Tuesday, 9th I"
" Green Level, Wednesday, 10th g
I" Willie Lynn's, Thursday, 18th &c
" Laws Store, Friday, 18th
I" Forestville Saturday, 18th
&C Rolesville, Monday, 18th
a. Wakefield, Tuesday, 10Th g
Hoods Store, Wednesday 18th
The Tax Collectors will attend at the above
places at the times mentioned for the purpose Of
collecting the State and County Taxes All per-
sons are most earnestly requested to pay their
Taxes. E. 81. RAY, Sheriff.
September Goth, 1865. STE.
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Serious Illness of Sec. Seward.

Serious Illness of Sec. Seward.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5th.-Sec. Seward is
again quite ILL., having relaps of the disease
from which it was thought he had entirely
recovered
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18TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Col. C.. l.. Harris a candidate for re-
election to the Senate from the 4Sth district,
posed of the Counties of Rutherford, Polk, and
Cleaveland.
Sept. 49, 1856. 78-te
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Especial dispatch TO the Baltimore SUM-
The Trial of MI. Davis-Legal and 9th el
Obstacles in the Way.

WASHINGTON, September 2S.-The various
speculative paragraphs published within the
past week with reference to the trial of JEFF
| terson Davis are calculated to mislead IA Their
than enlighten the public mind. So fa:' as
the President is concerned, Mr.. Davis can be
| tried without let or hlndrance whene yer
Judges Chase and Underwood, or either of
them, signify their readiness to take cha rye
of the prisoner.
From the highest authority learn that
there is no conflict of opinion between the
attorneys as to the proper course to pursue.
All agree that whenever the court is re ady
to try Mr.. Davis, he will be delivered at
once to the custody of the United States
marshal of Virginia, to whom a writ will be
issued at the proper time. directing that the
prisoner be brought before the court T here
are but two obstacles in the way now to- the
trial of Mr.. Davis in October. The fir st is
found in a doubt among the lawyers, ard in
this the judges are understood to pa rticl-
pate, a. to the legality of a trial in DC tober
session, because it is not regular tel M of
the court.
On account of this doubt it is prol POSED
not to bring Mr.. Davis to trial until the: reg
ular term in November So far as Judge
Chase is concerned, the same objection rs are
urged by him to presiding in the tt ial as
were mentioned by the Chief Justice last
Spring, viz: That he does not think it is
explicitly unoerstoou that IhaIIial Id Is
abrogated in Virginia, and hence he ha adj
vised the President to issue another pr ocla-
nation making it clear that civil law is SUI
preme in that State.
Judge Chase himself interprets the late
peace proclamation as the President does.
viz: That it abrogates martial law, bu t ON
account of the neutrality-suspicious. put upon
the proclamation by various military com
mandants, the Chief Justice insists OF, an
other proclamation. The foregoing EN- bra
ces all we have of an authoritative chara cter
with regard to the Davis trial. One of the
objections raised by the civil officers of the
United States Court to taking custody of
Mr.. Davis, was that they had no safe place
to keep the prisoner
To this the President responded that Mr.
Davis could be kept in Fortress Monroe, I'M
der the control of the United States Mar
shall, with the aid of the military.
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Wake COunty-House of Commons.
WE A r E AU HI ORIZED TO
r w announce r.. s. Perry candidate
for the House of Commons in the next Legislature
from Wake county
October g. 1866. ste.
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Announcements.

Senate-Wake County.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Maj. Wiley ID. Jones as a candidate
for reelection to the Senate from Wake County.
October l, 1866. ste
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bacon BACON!! BACON
5000 LBS. CHOICE N. C. BACON SIDES.
1000 lbs. prime &C &C Shoulders.
1000 lbs. choice Hams.
500 lbs southampton Virginia Hams.
500 lbs. &c pure leaf Lard,
in kegs.
The above articles were specially selecteu for
family use and warranted to give satisfaction.
B. P. WILLIAMSON d CO.
Sept. 20, 1866. 79-tf
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CITY Advertisements.

B. P. WILLIAMSON & CO.,
GRocERs, CONFESSION
MERCHANTS AND AUCTIONEERs,
DEALERS IN
Hardware. Cutlery, Rope and Begging.
Raleigh, Sept. 20, 1886. 79-n
SAMUEL w. COLLINS & co.'s
y AXES, SC.
10 DOZEN SAMUEL W. COLLINS & cos
cast steel Axes, extra heavy.
10 doz. Samuel w. Collins & Co.'S steel
Axes, medium.
doz. Samuel W. Collins 6 Co.'S steel
Axes, turpentine.
10 doz- Virginia Penitentiary Axes.
25 doz. Samuel w. Collins & Co.'S orse
cast steel Plows
5 doz Samuel W. Collins & Co.'S two-horse
cast steel Flows.
Arriving at
B. P. WILLIAMSON & cos.
Sept. 20, 1856. T9tf
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oE.
NOrth.CarOlina.
DIRECTORS:
RoBT. w. PULL1ANd, President W. H. WILLARD,
GEe., w. SwEPsoN, c. P. INCIDENTALLY; w. B.
GULIcK, Cashier.
X OLD AND SILVER COIN, EXCHANGE,
" United States, State and Railroad securities,
bought and sold. Also, uncurrent money:
Agent for the sale of Revenue Stamps. 2l-ly
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EXCHANGE HorEL.-Raleigh can boas of
the very best hotel we have ever stopped at
in the South. The Exchange Hotel, urlder
the new management of Mr.. J. NJ. Blair, of
Asheville, is most excellent in the neat ness
and cleanliness of its rooms and furn1t ure,
the quality and quantity of its fare, and the
urbanity and attention of its employees, and
is an ornament to the city Wilmington
Journal Oct. 2.
RELIEF FOR acknowledgements Patton,
of Alabama, has represented to General O.
o. Howard, of the Freedmen's Bureau, that
the destitute of that State amounts to about
seventy or eighty thousand, chiefly widows.
and orphans. and that the impoverished con-
dition of Alabama renders it impossible for
her to afford adequate relief to SO large a
number. General Howard has submitted the
whole matter to the Secretary of War. who
has ordered that rations of corn and bacon
be issued to the people there who are suffer
ing from want, to not exceed the cost OF
100000 month, and to be continued for
three months
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City Advertisements.
Great Trade Sale at Auction.

Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Hardware, Cut.
lery. Liverpool Salt and Sugar.
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DOSIN BOILERS.
We keep constantly on hand Iron Cauldrons,
rs, 100, and 200 gallons.
MITCHELL & ALLEN,
Hardware Merchants,
nov I+tfS Newbern,N N. C..
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CHOICE BRANDS OF FLOUR.

CHOICE BRANDS OF FLOUR!
10 BBLs; "PATAPsco" FAMILY FLOUR.
10 half bb4s. &C d"
20 C. g " Extra I"
20 bbls. Chesapeake" &c
Is bbls. Orange Grove Extra Family Flour.
10 sacks N. G. "GiH edge" ex. fam Flour.
so bbls. Super. Flour, different brands.
All fresh and arriving.
B. P. WILLIAMSON s. co:
Sept. 20, 1866. 79-f
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MetprSerssGpur1.

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ridte DertanOclten Sale iunren geiU6bn>
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Suet 9tnbere leoer So ilno Der 9este, Der
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NOR, biibte $14 Elm. ssi
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@eifern Siddmittdg UNI 4 llbr herlieB
has 0ampIboot ,,9lafhbile" unfere
9ebee, nm mad @tempbis unb Stems
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rem 81 6ub. ON Den Sarpetb Sboals.
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SDr0erlibc
fiir Bic . a u. en- seft ebert,

Gin unsebenrer AnsuerEauf eebt tben nor iidb III
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3eitnng as1sirs s.a AZ
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H 9err alderman 6loan beroient
bic glnerfennung aIIer Siirger unlerer
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Der gtIDeritieip bard,
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oaB bas @ebauoe, penn es 10 Sabre
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G auf nnierlr borgelern ber0fent !
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lit Elm gutes Meft. 9sR
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notRwenbfe bic artfsn tn gtvt@sm Base wertbuDHer
maden uns bober weroen unfere Mctieu sSnRober bes
feiben eben r. jid9er ais rettheilhaf fnben.
ten, nrtb be @eieIiG BedbFdtigt cub senfe IN
eoem County bee States onSlfieneH Snbicripticnss
b.i4er befnben ft IN ben Sditben RON Mnfon 3elion,
SoiHef. generaIsMgcnt fir GinuanAeruna fpeftte
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Erafbent Der Tenn. Goloitiintipnss
uno Eintpanbetungss 0eielli9aft.
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RE- Ser @ouberneur Bat ME aus
Der betrefenoen Proflamdtion an erfss
ben, anf ben 29ten be-. eisitrf 3aufias
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-22

rs GslfFru sla9mittae fa1a in,
NiimeforF @en @drten Das bon Serrn
600 beraaitaltete 9reisldieBen fur
Srutbbdbne ftdtf. Germ SoIler, ien.,
leebHbrt Der NuhnI 6es Eages Is bod aud
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Der prddti9ften Sltrfees, ole mir ie ia
ben; an Srt uno oSteae bot man linn 3
Collars NIT @gsergnii9en fur benfeIben,
bod Srellno 4linfe mics ode perdrttgen
Mnerbietuneen aurii6, nit Der i'm
Wian0e ei1ts 6amilienbaters 70 iuobls
flauten0en Nntibott: 1,SIt fiir nteiNe 6rau
uno 5anlilie." Nf0ge bfeier Hreiss
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als Ganffa9unesfeittags 8raten mi
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
OF NEWSPAPERS.

INFLUENCE OF NEWSPAPERS
Occasionally an Individual says TO
us ''times aye so hard w3h me, l
must stop my paper,' crNf in some
inst nces, ''my wife tliKs We can
dispense with the paper now, and |
must stop" Thus it is, stop tbs
payer the first thing asa useless ex-
pense, without thinking of tho actual
waste of money for lnany things
drank, eat, smoked or fwed, which
can do TIE system no e but rather
harm.
The newspaper can Of should be
regarded as benefit to esery house
hold; it imparts useful information,
it furnishes subjects for tlought and
conversation; it adds clarm to
social intercourse; makes agreeable
members of society. To be Without
a newspaper one might Q well be
out of the world; he becom;s~a pei
feet nobody; when he goesRto So
ciety and hears otSeEs tlogt
current events rhd disk Il ons-
of local or general .e can
take no part IN thes- Because
Ire is not posted up, r = hNs,e read
the papers And in the family circle
what an influence the newspiper has,
the children read il alsd gain in
knowledge; it serves to oc9SE, their
leisure hours, to keep a n from
frivolous amusement, aaja!Srs .au
attraction to home. then
no wise person would c,nt to %
without a newspaper TOD Hs ny
think he can get alclss - lt it,
because he is in the world. and Gan
have the reading of the pa from
his neighbor's shopfor store, r.can
learn what is going on fro,iSithers
But this is rather a mean way. en-
ought to read for thems.S 4 1
however, they think they CAnot need
the paper themselves, they lInay rest
assured that their family q Con
sidefations like yhese sh4 bid have
weight. aud should induce ose who
have had thoughts of sto.'fepg their
newspaper not to do so. ad fol
those Eho have not taken laper tc
subscribe at once for one
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
Number II.
u TIE London TI,nse crejits Con

H TIE London T,nss credits Gen.
Grant with the conception of at
lacking the Rebels simultaneously
on every side, and thus preventing
their massing troops on whichever
point was assailed by us, and so
showing q numerical superiority on
the point of collision, while weaker
every where else. Now, this verv
obvious conception impelled Presi-
dent Lincoln's War Order No. L."
issued in Janusry, 1862. and prompt
ed the telling expeditions of Burn
side and Butler then set in motion
The difficulty was that such Generals
as Mcclellan, Buell. and HslIeck
i0outd nj do as they were bid. The
Coniederaey might as easily have
been crusled in the Spring of 1862
as in that of 1866 All that was
needed was the simultaneous, reso-
Lutte, determined advance then or
dered. But most of our then mill
tary leaders were either FAINT hearted
or false hearted, so that brush
fence and lO.0G0 men behind it
would stay one OF them a. the head
of 100000, aud hold him parslvzed
for 4 month or so. OF course, no
good came to us till we had Gene
rails who wanted to put down the
Rebellion
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
Mr.. EDITOR

In your last number
you inform the patient public alias
p. p that if be the said P p. will
PROFOUND bis interrogatories rela-
ting to Gallia Academy over his
Own signature they will be answered
1t might be supposed that in a matter
whiih h interests every man woman
and child in Galia county, in which
no individual can claim anv private
right, or derive any personal benefit
apart from others, snch information
would have been promptly given,
without resorting to any special
pleading to avoid it.
You seem willing to publish the
information called for; without charge
or expense to any person. / am but
one Of community and very hum
ble one at that, enough so at least to
refrain from placing my name before
the public, particularly as l am not
an aspirant to scar in the Board of
Trustees of Gallia Academy. or any
other board that l know of If
therefore the gentlemen now com
posing the hoard of Trustees of
Gallia Academy see fit to decline
giving the public sny information
regarding that institution simply on
the ground that it is beneath their
dignity to answer anonymous re
quests we have no more To say bnt
leave the patient public 10 ''work
up the case as they see fit.
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