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sanitarIy lreas.lulIrress IA the AMY.

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The Surgeon, General has wisely is
sued a circular Of INSTRUCTIONS 10 the
medical officers OF the army, which. for
preventing an. invasion OF cholera at the
military posts, and checking 1t II It
should from any cause arise, is worth.
whole TONES OF essays and speculations
on the communicability portability. or
contagton Of the disease. Like ali or
ders emanAting from the military de-,
partment OF the government, it is prao-
ttcal and to the point, and its Influence
VIII tend to prevent the spread Of choI-
era g the military posts, or confine it
within narrow boundaries IL It should
appear. S55i il. h ~ 81, -
Let the same measures be adopted bv
CIVIL sanitary officers, and our record Of
the rayages of this terrible scourge will
be a briet one. = - = -
The following is General Barnes cir
culhr; ssilf!glft rf= 900 - .i-,jf..
WT. Department. StIrpeor- GeRerdEs OOlca, h
-i1sga Rd&htn0toH, d. C., Aprl 20, 1851, 7.
In view Of the possible prevalence Of
cholera during the approaching SUM
mer, the following instructions are pro-
mulgated: Every endeavor will be
made by medical officers to prevent the
Introduction Of; cholera, from infected
commands or Its conveyance from,
/ RSAANNi9y - Vi w.
seryation" upon all detachments ofre-
crults or troops arriving or departing
from depots, posts, or recruiting sta
tlons at or near which this disease pre-
vails. Prompt reports of its appear
anee In commands, either, en-ro1te or
~ garrison, and isolation of all cases,
20 Tar as practicable. In addition to
me strtctest hyGienicS police enforce
Lnent OF personal cleanliness and thor
paid 70 the quality Of the water nsed
toE drtnk1ng and cooking purposes. J
When pure rain water cannot Be procnr-
ed in Insufficient quantitie and me snrina
or river water contains organiC fmnnTis
ties, it should be purified 81 distiIIation
or the noxious matter pfecinIfS ~ 1S;11
permanganate of POTASH rom '6S1F =
grain to one grain Of the crvstSI;za5
permanganate, or Its equivaIent n -
luton, added to one gallon Of Estag
should produce decided pinkish ma
which disappears within 24hours. iftha
salt has mot been used in excess. Ths
water should then be drawn on and r.
ready foruse. Turbtd water, such "a
that of the Rio GFando, Lower Iissis-
sippi and ttsiEibutRrtes, should be NJ
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Ennployment..

FIGHT, WORK, GOOD iPAY-SEE NEW
~ Book List. Sent inst post, ON Fecipt OF
stamp, by 8. r. WELLS, SIS RroadVaS,
new YORK: itii'''i fny2-4EW u
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Ell DORADO.

It is certain that we have an aurifer-
Gus region near by, at the great falls of
the Potomac, and some believe that
gold Is as abundant there as 1t Is In
California or in Australia. The pre-
cious metal Is not found in "nuggets,n
but Is embedded in quartz In minute
particles, which are obtained by pull
veristng the rock in stamping mills,
and then separating the gold by
chemical process. The gorge in the
hills through which the Potomac forces
Its way to the sea, may become Sec
ond "Golden Gate" and the fayorite
river OF George Washington may rival
Pactolus: Meanwhile we have had the
pioneer California gold seeker, General
Sutter, wandering through the Hobbies
OF the Capital ali the past winter, in
the expectation that Congress would
vote him donation as an acknowledge
ment of his services inI47. The Gene
raj Is a stout, well-preserved Helvetian,
but the California Republicans, have
thrown cold water on his prospects of
obtaining greenbacks in recognition of
his gold discovery. ~ H4, ..Hs.
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WE print elsewhere the particulars of
some recent acts Of lawlessness in Ken
lucky, which is now the most lawless
State in the country. The Democratic
party there take greater pains to honor
disloyalty than even in the seeded
States. Negroes are killed, Union
speakers mobbed, and the spirit of sla-
very AS it existed throughout the South,
six years ago, is rampant and rebel
lious. In accordance with the provi-
sions of the Civil Rights bill, a detach-
1nent OF United States troops, on Fri
day night, was sent out to arrest the
murderers of the negroes ut Nicholas
vile. They were resisted by superior
force and were unable to make the ar
rest. Lieut.. Rice, commanding the de-
tachment, was wounded, as was a pri-
waite soldier. It is some time since re-
sistancs TO national soldiers was allow
ed. We have great doubts whether the
people OF the United States will permit
very much OF that kind OF thing now,
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WE would be glad il our friends In
all the counties Of the State, and in the
neighboring counties of Ohio and Penn
sylvanla, would write US briefly con-
corning the prospects in their several
localities for fruit and grain crops.
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WAsHISGToNspe says that since
the Judiciary Committee re-assembled,
the bulk of the testimony has related to
the pardon business, and the returning
of property by the President to the
persons whom he has pardoned. Par
ties who are pushing the investigation
In the assumed character of Prosecute
ing Attorneys are about to call the
Committees attention to the alleged
spOilHIion OF Booths diary. Colonel
CoDger, who took the diary from Booths
body, is here to testify in that particu-
lar, and it is intimated that the eighteen
pages which appear to be missing from
the book were cut out while Booth was
nt DIR. Mudd's house in lower Mary
land. State Senator Weatherby, of
South Carolina, was examined to-day
relative to his interview with the Presi-
dent last fall, and the Washington
agent of AdamB' Express Company
testified that the company forwarded
pardOns to Alabama from parties here,
marked three hundred dollars cash on
delivery to the persons to whom they
were granted. rr....-.
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SPECIMEN CURRENCY.

Treasurer Spinner, whose quaint
autograph Is SO familiar to all who ham
die our currency. has had printed full
sets Of specimens of all the STAMPS"
and "greenbacks" issued by the Gov
eminent, the faces aud backs being on
separate sheets. That these specimens
need not be passed as genuine money
on the ignorant, they have been printed
on a paper altogether different from
what is In use by the Government, It
being confscated paper manufactured
in England for the Confederate bank
notes. There are thirty-four pieces of
these specimens, which are being sold
at four dollars the set-R cheap and yet
valuable "Reminiscences OF the struggle
through which the nation has passed,
which future generations will prove.
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7 HkOoNSsIhUoIkD OUKRhNoY.

The quantity of mutilated and de-
faced currency returned every week to
the Treasury, to be exchanged for new,
is large. Last week there were S3,7S5,.
932 in National Bank Notes returned
with $3.50, 400 in mutilated and defaced
currency. Formerly, these returned
notes were cut In two and burned, but
this was an expensive and difficult
process, as the inside portions Of notes
in packages often escaped the flames.
Now they are put into d huge iron CYL
ipder, which Is madeSto revolye hori.
zontally, while steam, chemically
charged, passes in through She axle at
one end, and after permeating the mass,
escapes through the axle at the other
end. The notes are thus literally
cooked into q pulp In which no SEM
blance to currency can be distinguish
ed. This pulp Is then washed, and re-
manufactured into strong paper, adj
mirably adapted for envelopes. What
Is a package of 81 900 bills one week,
may the next week be a serviceable
official envelope, worth one cent.
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FOR CINCINHAri.

REGULAR wEFKLYPACKEr, SUE
e!s - The large side wheel steamer "sr.
Ie4aEsi NAMES" J. J. Blagg, Comman-
Rder, Chas. Resiner, Clerk, will
leave as above ON MONDAY, the 18th inst,
at o'clock, p. IN. lts f,..f4- --,-...ss
For tfeIelit or passage. Apply on board OF: 10
InYg.4t BOOTH, BATT.ELLE& co, ARts
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Z geW Advertisements.

y REG ULARI WEEKLY -PAUkEI. -
The elegant steamer, "R. r. HUD-
elAe9St ASQN," Capt Russell. VIM. List,
Clerk, will leave as above on
Friday the 10th inst, at 5 o'clock, p. m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTEIDE q CO.,
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Let the same measures be adopted by
civil sanitary officers, and our record Of
the rayages OF this terrible scourge will
be q briet one. -. -
TIE following is General Barnes, cir
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insist upon the absolute right Of fires discnssion
and free speech On all subjects Of public interest
6. Rssotved, That we join in an earnest wish for
the maintenance untarRished and undimmed OF
the public credit and pl'ghted faith q the nation
5's7. Rssolyed, That ID the meintcnanee Df the
posttion taken and the principles THU day avow-
ed, we earnestly invite the influence and co-op-
eratiou Of men Of all political peFsuasious, who
regard and cordially support the recent action Of
Congress as q solution Of our present political
difficulties; that we deprecate partizan violence
and desire peace and good will toward ali men !;
and if in an open and fearless effort, which we
propose to make on every suitable occasion, to
est duty and truext interest Is to subsersed by
maintaining the PRINCIPLES Of the Republican Par
ty, an earnest interest should be awakened, it
will be from no other cause than o rigid adhe-
rance TO what we regard as Q sacred right and a
solemn public duty. = ~ 5f;F \
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The State Elections.

The following are the State elections to be
held this year; az rs f'--4.t
IOwA-October 8.-Governor, Lieuten.
aut Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor,
Treasurer, Superintendent of Public Institu-
tinns, Judges, and Aembers of Leg stature.
lKANsAs.-Nnvember s. Members of Leg
islature, and amendments to Constitution.
1 MISUNDERSTANDING Constitution.
MASSACHUSETTS. November Glover
nor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State,
Treasurer, Attorney General, Councillors,
and members of General Court ,
MNNEsoTA.-Nov. 5th.-Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor. Secretary of State, Auditor.
Treasurer, Attorney General, and members
of the Legislature. tEf
Observation-Disclosures 6.-Members of
Legislature.
I NEW YoRK.-Novembcr Secretary of
State, Comptroller, Treasurer, Attorney Gen
eral, State Engineer and Surveyor, Canal
Commissioner, Inspector of State Prisons,
Judges, and Members of Legislature.
OHo-October 8.-Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Treasurer of State, Auditor, Comp
troller of the Treasury, Attorney General,
Judges, Members of BOARD of Public Works,
Members of Legislature, and suffrage amend
| ment tn the Constitution. apo1a /
PENNSYLVANIA Octaber 8.-Judges, Su-
preme Court, and Members of the Legisla-
ture |
Il WISCONSIN S.--Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State,
Treasurer, Comptroller, Attorney General,
Inspector of Prisons, Members of Legisla-
| ture, and amendment to Constitution
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,5Yancey County.


We learn from g, Williams, Esq. thatlthe
result in Yancey is 7s7 whites and Al color
ed. Mr. Williams writes as follows:
6 The Union men in this section Of the Old
North State will do their part when the time
comes to work They will work all right.
We accept the principles with both heart
and hand set forth in the, Republican plat
form adopted in the Convention at Raleigh
27th of March, 1867, and will use all proper
means to carry them out in good faith toIthe
government of the United States. We also
concur with the Convention held in Raleigh.
on the 4th September, 1857. The plan of
organization suits US very well. No true
Union man should become candidate with
out the consent of his party go sflae
Ha Buncombe County. iisiT
We are under obligations to 1t Price, Of
the army, for the following complete returns
from Buncombe and HAYWOOD Counties:
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REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM.

Executions adopted By the Republicans Of
North Carolina, at a Conosntion held in
!, Raleigh, 27ts March, 1857;
Having assembled in the City of Raleigh on
the 9th of March, 1857, in conformity with q
of the loyal men Of the State, and believing the
time is at hand when an open and fearless express
sion of sentiment, opinion, and purpose is ur
gently demanded; therefore - tss,..
: L Rssolyed, That in view Of our present politi-
cat condition, our relations to the National Gov
ernment and the people of all sections of the
country, we do this day with proud satisfaction
unfarl the brilliant and glorious banner OF TIE
REPUBLICAN PARTY, and earnestly appeal to
every true and patriotic man in the State to rally
to its support
The splendid and patriotic record made by this
great political organization in standing by the
ton, in carrying forward profound measures of
stxtemanship to a successful issue, and the pow
s erful aid given by it in finally overthrowing
and prostrasing the most gigantic rebellion Of
ancient or modern times, should command the
respect and challenge the admiration of every
candid man. raysiBsss fsxsll Z ,sa,
5 q Resol0ed, That the American Congress is en-
inently entitled to the profound thanks of the
whole country for its perseyering, persistent and
heroic devotion to the great principles Of human
rights as enunciated in the Declaration of indie
pendence; that in the name of the patriotic people
of this State we feel warranted in cordially as
;senting to and accepting the reconstruction plan
recently and finally adopted by that body, and
to the end that peace and order may be perma-
sumed and encouraged, we pledge ourselves to
use every fair and legitimate means to influence
public sentimentto the nearest possible approach
to unanimity on this subject
& Resolved, That we rejoice that the dogma
slon propagated, of the right OF peaceable seces-
eli r,ufjpr fha
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NO cURE.ALL.

But ii You want medicine that will cure
Chronic mot infammatory) Rheumatism, Mumps,
.Sore Throat, Swellings, Old Sores, Bruises,
Tootbache, Headache, Insect stings, Pains 10 the
Back and Chest, also, internally, Diarrhoa, Dysr
entery, Collie, Groups and Vomiting, you have
it in DR.. Tobias Wonderful Venetian Liniment.
It never fails when used according to the direc-
lions. Every drop Of 1t is put up by Dr. Tobi'
as himself, and he has done SO for nineteen years.
His medicine is known throughout the world
The best physicians recommend it. Thousands OF
certificates can be seen at the depot, 81 Cortiandt
Street. No family having children, should De
without it in case of Group. Thousands Of chi
dren are saved by it annually Use it when frs
taken according to the directions, and youw
never lose child. Ladies' will dndit valuable
in Graduating pimples and blotches Only 90
cts. and 81 per bottle. Sold BY the druggists
throughout the United States and in Europe
Depot, Sc Cortiandt Street, New York. s.ii
Sept. oath, 1857. T--w&twlm.
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Alabama Election.

= MONTGOMERY, Oct 3.-Returns for two
days have heen received from fifteen coun-
ties, in which the number OF registered voters
is 81, 400 and the number polled is "a, 400,
being $500 more than the required majority
of half - ttssi,.}.i5
MOBILE, Oct 3.-The total vote of Mobile
county is 4, 1858, of which 112 are whites,
nearly all in favor of a Convention.
No deaths from fever to-day.
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The .Louisiana Election.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3-The Republican
has returns from twelve parishes, including
Orleans, giving total vote of 28,681, and a
majority of the registered voters of 1915
Every county and parish heard from give
majority of the registered voters. tits sup
posed that nearly every one of the remaining
thirty-six parishes will poll majority of
the voters .Bfffa rs lF 81
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Celebration.

-. ABBOTT's CREEK, Sept. 6.
. SIR viii you be so kind as to publish in
your paper that there will be Grand Celebra-
ton, to celebrate the 3rd anniversary of John
sons raid NTH log al men to The United States for
18th of October next All oyal men, Heroes e o
and Union League men, are invited Bring your
families along. We expect good speaking, and
at least four or five thousand persons.
]. l.. j., for the Committee.
There will be O called meeting of the
Grand Council of the State at night. f,1,isi
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Johnston County.

We are under obligations TO Alfred Hol-
land. Esq, Chairman of the Board Of Regis
tiers, for full return from the list Board of
Registration for Johnston County. Also,
to Capt. d. H. Graves, for full returns from
I'd Board See table for returns from John
ston. SseA5i Y
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

isitet4sfEs Z. $50 - issEAa ysi = '-Sli !.
.s7ssa FIRST DISTRICT, ~
: s. W. WATTS, of Martin County, post Office
Williamson. & ~. 3ssg.sf.7s IL 4s..I
General BYRON LAFLIS. of Pitt, post office
Washington, Beaufort County 49,
T A Sykes, Of Pasquotank, post office Eliza
4 -; 3 SECOND DISTRICT. s. .ssasal
DR. II MEHNIHeER, of Craven, post office
Newborn. -,.s s,fi i,l.ss ass. isss.9t
EAPAuL, Of New Hanovsr, post office Will
JE oHARA, of Wayne, post office Goldsboro'
THIRD DISTRICT.
BENJAMIN A. HOWELL, of Robson, post Office
Fair Bluff, Columbus County.
RevJ W HOOP. OF Cumberland, post Office
JoHs Z MARr1n, of Bladen, post office Eliza
beth.own. g. .i5 &
fi ~. FOURTH DISTRICT.
W W HOLDEN. of Wake, Chairman Of the Com
nitee, post Office Raleigh.
DANIEL R GooDLoE, of Warren, post Office
Raleigh.
JAMES H HARRIS, of Wake, post Office Raleigh.
~ FIFTH DISTRICT.
THOMAS SETTLE, of Rockingham, post Office
Wentworth. So
f WILLrAM F HENDERSON, Of Davidson, post
Office Lexington. 4 ~
JW WOODWARD, of Burke, post Office Morgan
ton.
g SIXTH DISTRICT. f
: W RMYERs, Of Mecklenbufg, post Office Char
]. oALy1sJ oow1rs, of Wilkes, post Office Wilks-
W J WILLIAMS, Of Iredell, post office States
vile. '' siis
.iei94 SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Hon "a Fl JONES, of Buncombe, post Office
@ Alal a Na
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Sept. II, 1867.
J REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.. ]

Republican Convention in Chatham.
There will be Convention of the Republicans
OF Chatham County, held at Pittsboro' on the Srd
Saturday of October. The B. Q. A. and o. L.
A. are requested to come from all quarters, and
every good Republican is likewise cordially and
earnestly invited to attend. Let us organize, and
nominate loyal citizens, who are pledged to sup
port the Reconstruction acts of Congress, and the
platform of the Republican party.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Sept. 2e, 1867. Ja 7s-td.
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In THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE d. 3.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE o. s.
FOR THE rkMLIco DISTRICT or soRTH-cARoL1NA.
In the matter of
William 81. Pearce, In Bankruptcy.
q Bankruptcy
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CDNCERN.-THEU N.
i designed hereby gives notice OF his appoint
Inent as Assignee OF WLLIAM II. PEARcE, of
Newbern, in the County of Craven. and State of
North-C Carolina, within said District, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own Petition,
by the District Court Of said District is4 :
1 ~. bslgs aaI j. DIS0SWAY, Assignee, dc.
Oct. 8, 1867. eti5;s'l 83-1awtw.
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AIbenarls District 4 NerFth-Carollna----ss.

rTsO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THE TN
Il dersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as Assignee Of GEO. H. CoKE, j.. L. EAnxs,
and RIcH' D. CLINTON, of the County OF Ch0wan,
T. n. JORDAN Of the County OF Gates, and WM
y EyERBTT, and JESSE HERRlNGroE of the Coun-
been adjudged Bankrupts upon their own peti-
ton, by the District Court OF said District.
F. ". BOND, Assignee
Oct. 2, 1857. 8S-3t.
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The yellow Fever.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 3.-Interments to six
this morning 56. The Howard association
is now rendering assistance to eight hundred
families, averaging three cases to EACH.
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Wake County.

We are under obligations to Mr.. Theodore
Joseph and Mr.. Albert Magnin, for the fol-
lowing official returns from the list and 2nd
Boards for Wake County: ~ - w.
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Registration Returns.

We give below the registration returns in
this State as far as received. We shall keep
the table standing until completed BY the
full returns from the State. No County
must be regarded as completed unless it is
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Republican Convention in Person 20.
There will be Republican Convention held at
Roxborough, Person County, on Saturday, Octc-
Der the 18th, TO nominate candidate for the
State Convention. It is requested that all true
Republicans hold primary meetings and send
delegates. We hope our Union Republican
friends will all feel interested in the great work
of Reconstruction and give full attendance.
Sept. "a, 1857. 81 ~ T-tt
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PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.

/. An Executive Committee to consist of
twenty-one members, three from each Congress
sional district. shall be appointed by the Presi.
dent of the Convention. Said Committee shall
have the gene raj supervision OF the affairs of the
Republican ga rty of this State: It shall also have
the authority to fix the time for the annual meet
mo IF the State Conyention. and I'd call said
State Convention together at such other times as
the good of the party NAV reouire. .l.I-i--ItlJ
3. The three members Of said Committee. resi-
dent in each Conversational district. shall consti
tnte an Executiye Committee for thor respective
districts. and shall have superysiou Of the affairs
Of the marty in their districts. and the poyer to
cali district Conventions whenever in their opin.
ion the good Of the party shall REQUIRE Z,
3 The State Executive COMMITTEES shall an.
noint Connty Executiye Committees of five or
where such County Executive Committees, sub.
ordinate to tn. State Committee, do not now ex-
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We give below the returns from Colum-
bus, Duplin and Sampson, from the Will
mington Post, furnished that paper by Col.
Frank: u