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REPUBLICAN MEETING In LOUISBURG.

On Monday, June 10th, the colored peo-
pie of Franklin County assembled in the
town of Louisburg in very large numbers -
The procession formed about eleven o'clock
in the Academy grove and marched to the
southside of the river to the vicinity of the
schoolhouse. Nearly three thousand of all
.colors were here assembled. 9 7a n
On motion, Mr.. w. H. Webb was elected
Chairman, and Mr. ]. II. Williamson APP
pointed Secretary. ~
The meeting was then addressed by Jos.
w. Holden, Richard Inge Wynne, and Jas.
II. Harris. i5.
a., The first and last named gentlemen en-
forced the most thorough Republican doc
trine at some length, to the great satisfac-
ton of the audience. Mr.. Wynne dwelt on
other matters. Owing to physical inability
his remarks were not protracted. ~
The following resolutions were then re-
ported by W. 81. Webb, Jeremy Evans and
Richard Dunston, Committee, and adopted
Resolced, That we rejoice that the flag of
The Union once more floats over the whole
country, and we trust the day is not distant
when secession and treason will be forever
buried, and the Union restored on the broad
basis of Liberty and Justice to ALL
~ 1tCcVtOotD, hov W. ntS RiVNcSOe VAN eAV
acts of Congress to reconstruct the Southern
States, and we are ready and willing as loyal
citizens to do all in our power to give effect
to those acts but we feel bound to say from
observation and experience that it is neces-
sary in order to secure the reconstruction of
this State on a thoroughly loyal basis, that
the existing rebel State organizations should
be abolished.
Reso1ced, That it seems hard that as loyal
citizens we are taxed to support and keep
in existence State organization, through
which rebels and persons disafected to the
government are permitted to rule over us,
and at the same time to obstruct the work
of Reconstruction. - s,.s sss7
Rssoloed, That we hold that this govern
ment ought to be administered by loyal men
and loyal men only; and we believe that in
government founded on Liberty, Justice
and Equality should be secured to all its cit
liens of rights; that class prescriptions are
opposed to the spirit of free institutions and
inconsistent with democratic form of gov
eminent.
Resolued, That we avow our warm and
unalterable attachment to the Republican
party and look to that as our only hope for
liberty, and good government in this coun-
/, try. s
/ Reso1ued, That we cordially endorse the
action of the Republican Convention held in
Raleigh, on the 9th of March last
Resolced, That we further endorse the
action of the Republican State Executive
I Committee at its recent session, in calling q
Convention of our party to meet in Raleigh
on the 4th of September next.
The meeting then adjourned
80, W. Il, WEBB, Chairman.
]. 81. WnLIAAsoN, Secretary.
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,mRRy THE WHEAT CROP TO MARKET.

The accounts from all the sections OF
the country concur in the statement
that the wheat crop is larger and more
promising than for years past. In adj
j dition to this, large quantities OF wheat
4 are being received from California, q
single ship, the George Peabody, hay
ing arrived at New York last week,
from San Francisco, with cargo of
overtwenty thousand bushels. Wheat
is also being shipped to this country
from Europe, and doubles considerable
: quantities will continue to be received
from that quarter as long as the present
high prices prevail. -,
The prospect of peace in Europe will
have the effect of reducing the price OF
breadstufs in ell ell The countries OF the
old world, and will check any tendency
toward expectation from this country.
The crops of the Middle and Western
States will begin to come into market
i in few weeks, and then we maylex
pect, with considerable degree of GER
: tainty, that the prices will fall rapidly.
jigs We, therefore, urge our planters to
hurry in their crops to market, and reap
the benefit of the present high prices.
The wheat crop of Georgia will bring
into the State many millions of dollars,
and, if speedily put upon the market,
will greatly alleviate the impoverished
condition Of our planters. We beg our
planting friends not to wait for higher
prices, but to push the crops forward
at once. The price will surely fall, and,
we believe, at a very early day.-Aug.
80 Geo. Sentinel. ri
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DR.. ALFRED THOMAS AT CORRESPONDENCE

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DR.. ALFRED THOMAS AT JONESBOROUGH.
MEssRs. EDITORS :-On Monday, Doctor
Thomas, together with large delegation
of Union men of this place, proceeded to
Jonesborough, on the line of the Western R.
R., arrived at o'clock, when the Doctor was
promptly introduced to the prominent Re-
publicans Of the place, who had made all
necessary arrangements for the occasion.
We found about 5000 people on hand to
near the good word, and evinced an eager
ness to get at the truth, in order to fully I'M
stand the position the government occupied
toward the people of this section, that j new
er have seen before. ~
The meeting was called to order by nom-
mating II. II. Howard as Chairman, and
appointing Absolum Kelly of Jonesborough
and w. A. Mann of this place, Secretaries.
DR.. Thomas then came forward and adj
dressed the meeting for two hours. His adj
dress, as usual, was replete with indisputa-
BILE facts and gave a full history of the
causes OF the war, the influences at work at
the time, showing conclusively that through
the influence of designing politicians the
States were dragged out of the Union, and
they forced from their homes into rebell-
ion in which they had no heart or sympa-
thy, and closed his remarks by exhorting all
to lay aside old dormant ideas, and come
out and proclaim to the world their inten-
ton TO stand by the government and accept
the olive branch ofpeace. All were pleased,
and after the congratulations Of the meeting
had been profered the Doctor, three hearty
cheers were given for the Union. The meet
ing was dismissed in the most orderly
manner. r5fl.a t4s.. ~, y ss...-
d On Tuesday the Doctor started for Lum-
berton and other points in Robson County
i1se Very respectfully. w. A. M. !
b Fayetteville, June, 1867. ia. ID
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DIR. ALFRED THOMAS In robson.

MEssRs. EDITORS The Republicans and
all good true Union men have been having
a good time. DIR. Alfred Thomas of Wash
ington, D. c., has been laboring in this part
of the County, and we think that from the
able manner in which he has represented
our party that great results may be expect
ed from the Scotch part of Robson" The
Docto, spoke to large crowd of whites and
blacks here, on the 4th, and Floral College
on the 9th, and has gone to Alfordsville to
talk to that settlement. The Doctor is do
ing good. Can't he be retained in this re-
gion until the election takes places
Yours Respectfully, H.
Shoe Heel, N. C. June 9, 1867.
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WASHINGTON, June is.
9 The Securities held by the Treasurer Of
the United States in trust for National
Banks as reported to day are as follows =
For circulating notes $S40, 587. 800; for de
posts Of public moneys $SS, 9Ss, $50.
During the week there has been received
at the Treasury, from the printers, in frac-
tional currency, $495, 1895. There has been
forwarded to the Assistant Treasures and
National Banks $149,0OS,65. The amount
of National Bank currency issued during the
week was $75, ESQ., There is in actual circu-
lation at this date $s98, 10000.
Receipts from Internal Revenue to yester-
day $745, "a, making the total amount
for the week "a, 68,549,7S. Total amount
received since the beginning Of the present
fiscal year 1881, POI 1886, 8S.
The amount OF gold in the Treasury il
100000, 900, Of which sum $18, 600, 900 has
been deposited by parties who hold eertlfi-
Gates thereof, and $s5, 100000 to the credit
Of Government. fss'.f
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REPUBLICAN, MEETING In ALEXANDER ~.
Atsmeeting Of the citizens OF Alexander
| County, held near Sandy Rdgeon t.e etn
inst, on motion. A Canedy, was caiiec .t 70
the Chair, and E. "a. Sloan was appoin leu
Secretary.
The Chairman appointed the following
gentlemen as a committee to report resoiu-
tions for the meeting: D. s. Miller, ). a..
Smith. ]. o. Lackey, J. H. Vicas, ). A. Alex
ander, and A. Murdock
The committee reported the following res
olutions which were unanimously adopted
Resoloed, That we recognize the hand OF
a merciful Providence in the changes which
have beef, wrought in the land, and we IN
woke His assistance and direction In the
work now devolving upon us, and pray Him
to bestow upon US and our whole country
His favor and blessings,
Rssolced, That our thanks are due and are
hereby rendered to the seth Congress OF the
United States for their late legislation IN
the passage of the Sherman Reconstruction
Bill, which we believe has greatly insured
the security of the loyal men Of the South,
and inspired them with renewed hope in the
power of the government to accomplish the
great work of reconstruction.
Rssolced, That as we have been and are
still the objects of abuse and ridicule by the
rebels. we take this occasion to say to them
we want no more of their tyrannical rule
Resoleed, That universal suffrage accords
with the principle that all just governments
are founded on the consent of the governed,
and that webelieve all men, irrespective ofrace
or color, are entitled to the full exercise Of
the elective franchise.
ResoEued, That the future welfare of our
State demands the guarantee OF thorough
educational system, irrespective OF color.
Resolced, That we will not support any
man for office who will not pledge himself
to carry out the great principles of the De-
claration of Independence, and the act of I'd
March, 1857, known as the military BILL
ResOloed, That in the principles of the Ma
tional Republican party of the United States
we recognize ait we-ean desire as guide in
our political future, and we adopt them as
our platform and pledge ourselves to their
support, cordially inviting the cooperation
of all classes of our fellow-citizens without
regard to former political opinions, believ-
ing the principles Ut that platform can not
be Objectionable to any true Union man, and
that they are the only ones that can give to
North Carolina an early restoration to the
Union and enduring peace and prosperity to
her people.
Resolued, That copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the Raleigh Standard for publica-
ton, with request that all other Republican
papers copy.
T. i-sc A. CANADY, Chm'n.
E. A. SLOAN, Sse'y. aG
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REPUBLICAN MEETING In CHATHAM COUNTY.

REPUBLICAN MEETING In CHATHAM COUNTY.
ACCORDING to previous notice, respecta-
BILE portion of the people of Chatham Coun-
ty, irrespective of color, met at Buckhorn
Church and organized by calling w. T. Gun
ter, Esq., to the chair, with Mark Woodell,
(white,) and Jerry Cross, (colored) Vice
Presidents. The Chair appointed B. H.
Woodell, white, and Anderson Nash, (col-
ored,) Secretaries.
On motion, a committee of eight was APP
pointed to draft resolutions expressive of the
sense of the meeting, consisting of w. p.
Rollins, N. G. Woodell, Richard Gotten and
w. j. Minis, whites, and Squire Cross, Green
Thomas, AID. Arm isteae and George Lee,
colored.
The committee retired and the meeting
was entertained by some remarks by the
chairman The committee returned and re-
ported through their chairman the follow
ing:
Resolyed, That as the preamble and reso-
buttons adopted at Haywood, in this County,
on the LIST inst, meets our entire approval,
we therefore recommend their adoption at
this meeting.
Resoloed, That Jas. II. Harris, Jas. Jones
and others who feel interested, be requested
to meet and address us at Buckhorn Muster
ground, in Chatham County on the first Sat-
urday in July next.
After some remarks by Messrs. W. T. Gum
ter and B. H. Woodell, the resolutions were
unanimously adopted. 4
The proceedings were ordered to be sent
to the Raleigh Standard for publication,
with the request that all loyal papers please
copy. 3. 9es
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
w. T. GUNTER, President
MARK WODDELL, N,p...
h. & JERRY CROSS, { f
B. Il. WooDELL, s.cr,tnr;es
ANDERSON NASH, - ~ - ~
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NoTICE;Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIT,
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Glade Spring, Va, June 6, 1867.

REGISTER IN Observation-Disclosures the
names Of those appointed to the office of
Register in Bankruptcy, we notice that Of
y. b; Keogh, Esq, for this District. Mr..
heogh was formerly resident of Wisconsin.
out 1or the last two years has been located
mere, where his many estimable qualities
nave won for him the respect and confidence
Oh our best citizens He has eyinced talent
ana ability, combined with clear, cool
Judgment, which eminently adapt him to
1 sne position for which he has been selected.
Inc public will have no cause to regret Ills
appointment Greensboro Patriot,
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REPUBLICAN MEETING In sURRY COUNTY.

REPUBLICAN MEETING In SURRY COUNTY.
A large and respectable number Of Union
men met at the Hollow Springs, on. Saturday
June the 1st inst, in this County, according
to previous appointment. J. r. Owen was
chosen Chairman, and J. M. Marshall, Sec
rotary. 'llsi ',-t~+s - :
The Chairman appointed the following
citizens committee to prepare business tor
the action of the meeting, to wit: Samuel
Forkner, Franklin Taylor, John A. Simmons,
Thomas Bryant, VIM Brinkley, Jno. Sparger,
j. w. Brewer and Thompson Pell. The COM
mittee reported the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopt
ed by the meeting:
WHEREAS, It being our privilege as loyal
citizens to assemble together fer the purpose
of consulting for the common good of our
selves and country; and whereas, in Union
there is strength-and in order to bring
about harmony and concertof action among
ourselves and the Republican party in our
country; and whereas, on this occasion our
only object is to express our Intentions and
determination to cooperate wi th the great
party of reform, which all Of US, and poster
ity will stand indebted to for the preserva-
ton of our common country; therefore,
be it a
Resoloed, That we concur with every word
expressed in the Republican platform pro-
posed by the meeting held in Raleigh on the
9th of March, 1857, and that we are more
than proud that there are so many able pat
riots in our old State, who with unanimity
unparalleled, express sentiments so congenial
to the true American heart as set forth in the
platform Of principles adopted by that
meeting.
Rssoloed, That we are proud of the name
of Republican, and more than grait6ed to
associate ourselves with the great party Of
the Union, and by so doing draw the lines
between the true friends and enemies ofthe
country. !. ~, .;:.5.sss
Resoloed, That we pledge our undivided
efforts for the establishment of the princi-
| piles of the Declaration of Independence, be
| ieving as we do that nothing else will secure
to US and posterity lasting peace and pros
| perity as people.
| Resozced That we detest and hold as un-
worthy of the name of Republican or Union
man, the man or men that would seek to d.
| vide the loyal people at this time, or become
the willing tools Of disloyaIists for the sake
of Office.
Rssozued, That We call on our Union Re.
publican friends to hold meetings. in every
district in the County irrespective Of race OF
former condition, for the purpose of rallyine
their strength for the contest in the approch.
ing campaign. -. s. i.
Resozoed, That our thanks are due to the
Union Congressional Committee and Exec
utiys COMMITTEES, for their efforts to recon
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The Markets.

~ New YORK, June Is.
Cotton quiet and firm. Sales 1000 bales
81. al5
Flour dull, 10000 lower. Superfne State
$9@$1O,25. Extra State SIC, 45@$11,1 10.
Pork heavy, $21 ,121 IS ssf
Money offered more freely, SOC.
Gold 81, 37s. 4
r8 WILMINGTON, June 10. !
Cotton quiet, 2a1. :
Spirits Turpentine 5ss. Rosin dull, g.
S0@$2,s5. -,a,
LIVERPOOL, June Is.
Sales of Cotton to-day, 10000 bales. Up
land liz. Orleans liz. s,r .,sas.5
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RETURN OF ARRIVALS AT CASTLE GARDEN
DURING MAY, 1857. sisi

Hon. R. G. Puryear, of Yadkin County,
we regret to learn, was recently l'rostrated
by an attack of paralysis, and at last ac-
counts was not expected to live. He was
attacked while on visit to Mr.. Nick Will
iams' - Char. Democrat.
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Mr.. J. M Langston, Of Oberiin, Ohio. a
colored attorney -at-law, has been appointed
by General o. o. Howard, of the Freedmen's
Bureau, inspector of education IN one of the
Southern States. He will hold meetings,
and address the people upon subjects con-
nected with his official duty, and from his
intelligence and character it is expected that
he will be an efficient helper in this field of
labor Washington Chronicle.
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Thaddeus Stevens, Washington despatch
says, expresses himself dissatisfied with At
torney General Stansbery's first opinion on
reconstruction, and says if the forthcoming
opinion is what the indications are that it
will be, there ought to be a summer session
of Congress.
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cToLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS

GTOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
y on the night of the 9th ipst., Roam Mare,
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liberal reward for the recovery Of said Mare
Any information will be thankfully received.
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Carthage, Moore County, N. G.
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There cometh glad tidings Of joy at all,
To young and to old, to great and to small,
The beauty which once was so precious and rare,
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