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Two Occasions When General
Grant was Angry.
(Trom the New York Times. !

lErom the New York Times -...-+
No man in tho country possesses
greater control over himself than
General Grant. General Webster,
his former chief of staff, states that
during hiS.IOng and intimate con
nectiOn with him he never saw his
chief display any exhibition Of tenn
per except upon two occasions ;
once when he detected Il private
soldier detiling spring OF water
near Donclsun, and aIlerward ut
Corinth, when suffering an indig-
nifty from Hallccli. Alter John.
sons defeat and death at Shiloh
Beaurcgard, it will be remember
ed, retreaLcd to Corinth, and torti-
fed. Halleck summoned his Gen,
erals to a council OF war TO deter.
mine the best means for disIodging
the enemy. One after another was
called upon for his views. When
Grant suggested HIS plan OF attack
Halleck pooh 'pcoed it in the most
insulting and indignant manner
The former made no reply. Hi:
lower lip, however, became very
tremulous, showing that he keenly
felt the indignity, and upon re
turning to his tent was dcpresseC
Tor hours. He yet made no aIIu
sion to the occurrence, beyond re
marking to his chief OF staff tha
IIalieck had deeply wronged him
subsequently, when Beauregar(
had escaped southwark, it became
clearly apparent to all the Gene
rails. that had Grants advice beef
followed, Cornth would not only
have been captured, but Beaure
CARDS army would have been Gu
in twain, and the retreat of a por
tion of it cut off.
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Tup IR1su FOR n EaRoE SurFpAaE

THE IRISH FOR NEGRoE SUFFRAGE
The Irish Repnbiic, tho. new
Irish organ at, Chicago, and the
a6lest otits class in the country, is
out for impartial suffrage, Itrlght-
ly argues that "the party that
would deprive the black man Of
his full rights to equality before
the law, would also deprive while
| men OF these same rights did the
opportunity offer, or their selfish
ness requirethem to do so."af. ~
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NASBY.
rom the Toledo Blade

From the Toledo Blade. H
A ,Jollification at the Corners,
followed by a Dream which
has some reference to a. recent
Political Event.
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D % "A =.
IA cdrrespohdcnco recently took
place between DR.. Francis Lieber
and General Grant. The former,
on retiring from the Bureau of
Rebel Records u at Washington,
wrote to General Grant, congratu,,
f.ting himsupon his success, and
saying that it was rarely that his
torNeyer de9o!yed upon one man
so many great civil and military
responsibilities, lie felt 1T was
possible u greaterscrisis was COM
ids than thabwhich ended in Ap-
pomattox Court House, and he
prayed he might be strong enough
to accept the responsibility. Gen
.eral Grants letter in reply says h'
trusts he may have strength (
answer any responsibility that maj
deyolEe upon him. No matter hoy
solemn il may bo, hewill mob hcsl
tate 10 accept it iflthe country de
nands it. 9--
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The Fiye-Twcuty Bonds---An-
other Important Letter.

Mr.. George Walker, Of Spring.
field Mass, writes % the Times
that in Europe in 1865, as agent OF
the Treasury Department, he re-.
ccived the following from Secreta-
ry McCulIoch in regard TO the pay
ment Of Government bonds in spe-
Gle:
TREASURY DEP'T.,
Sept. 9Th, 1865.
"My Dear Your favor Of the
23d ultiIno is at hand.
"Tbe debt of the United States
is made mp of bonds, inlerest,b bear.
ing notes Of different descriptions,
and circulating notes.
The bpnds are the funded debt,
principal aud interest being paya.
bic in coin. The interest. bearing
notes arc on short timc, and are
payable in lawful money. the larger
portion being also convertible. al
maturity, at the will OF the holder,
into . 20 bonds.
"fhere was no expressed pledge
on the part of the Government that
the 500 bonds should be paid in
coin, because no such pledge was
needed; all bonds issued By the
Government are considered to be
payable in coin; ali that have ma
turcd have been SO paid The
bonds that fell due the lst Of Jan
uary, 1863, were paid in coin, and
the Texas Indemnity Bonds have
been and are now being paid in Tie
same currency, when presented by
loyal men who received them lhro
loyal channels I he action Of thC
Government in the past, and al
the present time, is sufficient
guaranty. OF what its course will bt
in the future. There is 10 cause
for anziety on this point. The
Government will keep faith with i'll
creditors.
There is little doubt that befof,
the first issue OF the Five-twenty
bonds falls due in 1867, specie pay
ments will have been resumed; bu
. if this should not be the case, ther
is nothing in the past history Q
the Government TO justify the ap
prchension that deprecated eur
rency will be offered to the holder
in payment thereof. [ am, yer,
truly yours, 81.
II. G.. MeCULLocu, Sec'y.
Hon. G. Walker, &c, London
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Horace Greeley is finding fault
with Gen. Grant as candidate for
President and by so doing he is at,
tording the Democracy aid and
comfort. 1t is no use Horace, the
people will not endure any non
sense from this on. Grant is the
choice of tho people and visiona-
'ries and impracticabIes may as
woll learn this first as last, The
man who crushed the rebellion IS
tho man to guide the good old Snip
of State out ofthe shoalsand break
ers that arc SO fcariully plenty on
all sides. Lei tho dabblers and
spectators in treason, clear inc
track and hunt their holes; With
Grant ut the head Of our Govern
ment the theoretical will give way
tothepractical. Marion Independ
cnt. '''- $3.50
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The SMOKERS ADVENTURE wIrn

HE DMOALh NV GNAStsN NAA-@
A Doo.-A gentleman about to J
travel on o French railroad had, at
she time Of entering tho car, an
unlightcd cigar in his MOUTH
Observing that there was a LADY,
in the compartment, he vas about
to replace the cigar in his case;
when 10! from the lady's feet there
rose a fierce dog, in threatening
attitude. At the Same time the
lady snatcbed the cigar from the
centleman's mouth and threw it
ont of tho wirdow, with the remark:
! [ dislike smokers; they mako mo
/ ill.," The gentleman, with apolite
bow, replied: q do not ikegdogs;
4hey annoy ms" Then seizing tho
animal by tho back Of the neck, be
pitched him after the cigar. = ia'
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!. THE Wheeling Intelligencersays
the Senate ofthat State viii t stand
twenty Republicans to two Demo
Gratis, and tho House about as last
year, say forty-four Republicans 70
eleven Democrats.
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.FThe Union Republican Congress
sional Executive Committee, of
which General Schcnck is Chair
man, his issued warm and earnest
address to the people Of the States
that are to vote in November, en-
bodying quotations from Southern
papers and speeches, showing a
startling revival of ofrebcllous spirit
in tho South by the result of the
October election. Jesse D. Bright,
in a recent speech, sounds the key
note for the now rebel howl. The
old scouudrel says CHAT the war was
unconstitutional Congress was an
unconstitutional body; lis acts are
null an, void 1.-THE national debt i
not binding slavery is not abolish
ed slaves must be returned tc
their masters ; Southern men
most bo paid for talt los.
ses sustained during the war, and
they must be governed by the
principle State rights" And he
closes by advising the people mo
to pay another dollar OF taxes tt
the Matt onal Government, y Co
lumbuS Journal.
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From tho znesvlle Courier.l
The Synod of Ohio on Reunion.


We publish herewith the action
of this largo and influential body of
O. S. Presbyterian ministers and
elders, in session at Mt. y Vernon,
Oct. 1921, as an item ofinforma-
ton that will be otinterest TO many
of our readers. The paper was
adopted unanimously. The first
resolution contained in it is, we
are Informed, nearly identical with
the resolution passed by the Synod
of.New School brethren at Marietta
the week previous, this action be-
ing also unanimous. Resolutions
to the same purpose were adopted,
(again unanimously by the Syn
cd Of Cincinnati, of the 0. S. branch
of the church. Reunion among
Presbyterians appears to be cap.
tivating, rallying cry. We wish It
entire success.
REPORT.
Tho committee appointed upon
the minutes of the General Assem-
bIv would recommend the following
&C ton, in relation 20 the reunion
of lbe PRESBYTERIAN Church:
Resolued, That, holding sincere
" and firmly to the Calyanistic
system of doctrine, as set forth in
o,r common Confession of Faith.
and v;aldinc cordial obedience to
the Preshvterial nolitv as defined
onr in onr com mon Form Of Govern.
ment we as a SYNOD. do fully ap
nrove Of the Terms of Union, as
Sprobosed by the Joint committee Of
On, A ssemb%v and Of the Assembly
oftbo N s. PRESBYTERIAN body,
With the execution Of a single mod
;6cotinn to he hereafter named,
and d501hercbv express our readi.
ness on these terms, to surrender
our senarats existence. and TO be.
come constituent part, together
with that body, of tho one Presby,
tcrian Church. ts' a
Reso!ped That it 10 recommend.
ed chat tho following change be
made in the proposed Basis Of
Union yiG .@f-et III ,r.t t'.t.
That the first section, which
roads TINS. peThe re union shall
be effected on the doctrinai and
ecclesiastical basis of our common
standards: the confession of Faitl
shall continue to- be sincerely re
ceiyed and adopted 'as containing
the system of doctrine taught il
the ,Hdy Scriptures [and its fail
historical sense, as il is accepted
nv the two bodies in opposition Il
Antinonianism and FataIism o,
the one hand, and to Arnimianisn
and Pelogianism on the other, shall
bo roc arded as the sense in whicl
it il rcceiyed and adopted I ant
the Government and Discipline O
the Presbyterian Church in tn
un;,od Stotos shall continnoto b
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The building improvements in
Chicago for tho current year will
cost from eight to ninc millions Of
dollars, hg siu
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Posr OrriCE, CoNTEpRIT X RoADs,) !
(Wichls in the State OF Kentucky :
October ~, 1867. J
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Tho receipts of customs for the
week ending October 26, were s2,'
S07,2S3. ss. Agcis e13 ID :. s
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A young lady who gives horself
away loses her self possession. ~
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES.
July 81, 1867.

Thousands OF horses die yearly from collie
This need not be. DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse
Liniment will positively every case, if given
when first taken. The cost is only one dollar
Every owner of horse should have bottle in
his stable, ready for USE. 1t is warranted supe-
rior to anything else for the cure of Cuts, Wind
Calls, swellings, Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises.
OldSores, &c. This iniment is no new remedys
1t has been used and approved of for 10 years by
the first horsemen in the country. Given to an
over-driven horse, it acts like magic. Orders
are constantly received from the racing stables Of
ENGLAND for it. The celebrated Hiram Woodruff,
OF trotting fame, has used it for years, and say,
it is far superior to any other he has tried. He
kindly permits me to refer to him. His address
is East New York, Long Island Recollect, DR..
Tobias Venetian Horse Linment is put up in
pint bottles. Take no other. Sold by the Drug
gsts and Saddlers. Depot, Sc Cortlandt Street,
New York.
June 90, 1867. 3S-tw&w7w.
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Official.
Headquarters Second Military District,

CHARLESTON, g. c., July 10, 1857.
GENERAL ORDERS
The following appointments OF Registers are
announced. The persons named Will De assigned
to duty by Post Commanders as members of
Boards of Registration Tor the several Registra-
ton Precincts they may establish within their
commands.
Commanding Officers of Posts will fill va
cancies and report their action to these Head
quarters for confirmation.
Two Boards OF Registration will be organized
for each County in North Carolina having more
than six election precincts, except the Counties
of Beaufort, Cumberland, Craven, Edgecombe,
Granville, Halifax, New Hanover, Wake, Davie,
and Wilson, which shall have the Boards provided
for in this order.
Registers will be required to take the oath
prescribed by the Act of Congress approved I'd
July, 1862 Blank forms of this oath of Office
will be furnished to Post Commanders, and when
duly subscribed and sworn will be returned to
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The election precincts established by law or
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of North Carolina and in the Districts, Parishes
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Every Board of Registration will choose its
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NORTH.CAROLINA
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Married.:

In Wake County, by Henderson A. Hodge,
ESQ.,, on the 18th inst, Rev. BURwELL TEMPLE,
formerly of the Primitive Baptist, to Mrs. NANCY
T. ROBERTSON, all OF this Comfy.
On Sunday morning, July the 14th, 1867, by
Rev. F. H. Jones, THOMPSON L. JOHNSON and
MARY j. HARRIS, all of Guilford county, n. c..
On the 2nd inst, by Rev. E. A. Poe, at the
residence of the brides father DE-. W. H. HoFF-
MAN to Miss E. j. JENKINS, daughter of Col
D. A. Jenkins, all of CASTOR county, N. c.
On the 18th inst in Waynesboro, Ga, by Rev.
Dr. Wilson of Augusta, Mr.. L. Fl. RoUTzAHN,
of Greensboro, N. G., and MISS FLORENCE v.
BYNE, daughter of Edmund Byne-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ADVICE FOR THE PEOPLE.-Forced
sweating is bad, often producing serious conse
quences, while purgation in chills, colds, rheu-
matism, ETC., ETC., with
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
is always safe, never leaving any i'll effects. In
all cases their use is wise butin severe pains
from collie, infiammations, rheumatisms, or ex-
ternal injuries, it is
LIFE SAVING.
Remember, BRANDRETHS PILLS are al
ways sure of effect, and always without the least
danger, and they act on evey part of the system
dislodging and removing all denominations of i'm
impurities, thus cleansing the blood and restor
ing health.
The Hon. Demas Barnes, says 81 sell more
of Brandreths Pills than all others put together"
BRANDRETHS PILLS are sold by all drug
gists, and atthe principal office, Brandreth House,
New York.
Observe B. BRANDRETH in white letters on
the government stamp on each box
July IS, 1867. 49-tw&w1m.
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June &c, 1867
A GENERAL MASSACRE

A GENERAL MASSACRE
of the fbres of the head, the whiskers, the mus
taches, or the beard, can be easily accomplished
by the application of the scorching hair dyes, and
when every hair is
KILLED DEAD,
the parties deceived by these nostrums will re-
greet, too late, that they did not use the wonder
full and entirely poison preparations which,
IN FIVE MINUTES,
produces black or brown which is not surpass-
ed by natures own hue. Be wise in time. The
only safe and sure article is
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, 60 Maiden
Lane New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
by all Hair Dressers.
July Is, 1857. 49-twSSw1m.
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Itch Itch Scratch .! Scratch IL
Wheaton's Ointment will cure the Itch in forty
eight hours. Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers
Chilblains, and all eruptions of the Skin. Price
30 cts. For sale by all Druggists.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
Sole Agents, 40 Washington street, Boston,
Mass, it will be forwarded by mail, free of post
&c, to any part of the United States.
P. F. PEsCUD, Agent,
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POST OF PLYMOUTH.

COUNTY OF TYRRELL.
B. F. Skies, John Carroll, Horace Holmes,
Hezekiah P. Lewis, Jesse Skies, G. G. Rea.
COUNTY OF. WASHINGTON,
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Frank James, j. E. Jackson, A. M. Phelps.
COUNTY OF MARTIN.
F. G. Martindale, j. j. Smith, Bennett Bur-
CESS, E. B. Downs, Alfred Jordan James Calioon.
COUNTY OF BERTHE.
Friedrich Miller, James F. Kline, Augustus Rob-
ins, Hon. Lewis Thompson, T. P. Henry, iona.
s. Tayloe.
COUNTY OF HEREFORD.
Charles F. Campbell, Starkey s. Harrell, ia
cob Holleman, Lawrence Weaver, w. G. Jones,
Thomas W. Coster.
COUNTY OF GATES.
Timothy H. Lassiter, John Brady, Asbury,Reid,
Jacob Morris, Peter Parker, Orville Green.
COUNTY OF CHowAN.
T. T. Bruce, Daniel V. Etheridge, Joseph A.
Bebee, John Page j. Ward, Martin L. Brinkley.
COUNTY OF PERoUIMANs.
Edward Albertson, Timothy Morgan, G. NJ.
Manning, Thomas Skies, Henry White, Isaiah
Nicholson.
COUNTY OF PAsQUoTANK.
Frederick s. Proctor, Robert Doherty, Peter
Johnson NJ. B. Culpepper, VIM. Krauss, T. A.
Skies.
COUNTY OF CAMDEN.
William Morrisett, Matthew Taylor, Henry
Pool James A. Spencer, John N. Forbes, John
G. Tatine.
COUNTY OF CURRITUCK.
Robert s. D. Holbrook, Samuel Dowdy, Geo.
Baum, John Evans, DR.. w. II. Cowell, Richard
Etheridge.
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DIR. J. A. C1opton,
Of Huntsville. Ala.

lDr. -. n. C1OptOns
Of Huntsville, Ala,
THREATS WITH PERFECT SUCCESS,
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e Office In Huntsville, Ala, immedi
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COUNTY OF BURKE.
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Thos. Hawkins, Jacob Abee, Rob't Il. Alexander.
COUNTY OF MCDOWELL.
W. A B. Murphy, Jas. Mccall, James Bailey,
Wesley McKesson, w. R. Pool, Jas. W. Lyon.
COUNTY OF RUTHERFORD.
John Anderson, J. C. L. Harris, Rob't Forney,
W. H. Logan, JOS Wilkie, Vincent Michael.
COUNTY OF POLK.
John Logan, J. W Hampton. Jr., Jas; Brown,
D. M. Abrams, S. G. Hamilton, Paul Mills.
COUNTY OF HENDERSON.
A. II. Jones, Thos. Gibbs, Jesse r. Justice
Thos. f. Bird, w. w. Anderson, Simon Boring.
COUNTY OF TRANsYLvANIA.
So; Tracy, j. NJ; George, ]. H. Duekworth,
Robt Hamilton, j. B. Woods, Edward Merrill.
COUNTY OF HAYWOOD.
G. W. B. Garrett, J. NJ. Shook c. L. Cunning
ham, Thos. B. Evans, Allen Hausen, jackson
Walsh.
COUNTY OF JACKSON.
R. q: Cannon, Alfred Zachary, J: D.. Buchan-
nan, Virgil Bryson, jackson Ward, David L. Dill
COUNTY OF MACON.
Rev. Mark May, J. l.. Strain, C. F. Rogers, J.
E. Love, j. D. Jennings, Jonathan Ford.
COUNTY OF CLAY.
John A. shearer, Harvey Penland, j. N. Bell,
J. NJ. Galloway, Amos Ledford, George Love.
COUNTY OF CHEROKEE.
N G. Howell, w. H. H. Dickey, J. L. Simons,
Geo. Hall, Geo. w. Dickey, +. P. Axley.
COUNTY OF YANCEY.
VIM. Ray, John w. Berton, A. j. Hensley,
Elias Penland, j. W. Garland, Joshua Williams
COUNTY OF MITCHELL
Wilson Burlison, Gutredge Garland, Stephen
Street, Peter Harden, Nero p. Oaks, Jno. Frazer
COUNTY OF MADISON.
g. w. Gahagan, F. NJ Lawson, A. B. Sans,
NJ. A Chandley, Henry A. White, Robert Ray.
COUNTY OF BUNCoMBE.
Rev.J. c. Stewart, G. F. Penland, A. N. Gud-
ger, Samuel Weaver, Marion Roberts, W. H.
Moore.
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COUNTY OF wATAUGA.
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Harden, Bartlett Brown, David Norris, Alfred
Thomas.
COUNTY OF CALDWELL.
Clinton A. Cilley, R. R. Wakefield, A. j. ROM
niger Alex. Lightfoot, K. B. Boyle, Jere Smith.
COUNTY OF ALEXANDER.
W. 8. league, Thomas Stirewald E. NJ. Ste
venson.
COUNTY OF WILKES.
George II. Brown, j. E. Sinclair, Ralph Hol-
brook, Caswell j. Smith, w. B. Seegrist, Rob't
B. Bryan.
COUNTY OF ASHE.
Edwin c. Bartlett, John H. Carson, Edward
Boower, William Gowing, James Garvey, Francis
Bryan.
COUNTY OF ALLEGHANY.
Goldman Hagain, Daniel c. Jones, Henderson
Check, A. B. Carson, Francis Bryan, John
Mathewson.
COUNTY OF sURRY.
Joel Hunt, Gilbert A. Lowe, Rob't M Jarvis,
E. F. Taylor, John Simmons, John Peel.
COUNTY OF YADKIN.
Dr. Belson B. Benbow, Joseph Williams,
Thomas Martin, Alex. Williams, Robert G.
Zachary, A n. Tomlin.
COUNTY OF IREDELL.
John 81. Mclaughlin, W. H. George, W. Will
Hams, James F. Bell, Moses A. White, John
McCubbins.
COUNTY OF DAVE.
John Lunn. Thomas Brown, A. T. Clements.
COUNTY OF ROWAN.
Moses 8. Holmes, G.. s. Moring James Burns,
Rev. Thornton Butler, Thomas Z. Brown, j. II.
Hawkins.
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Died:

Mrs. MARY E. DICK the wife of DR.. John G.
A. Dick, at the residence of her father, John I.
Dodson, Esq, on the oath Of June, 1867, aged
81 years and months. She was aconsistent and
useful member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church She bore her long and painful illness
with Christian res gnation, and died in the full
faith of bliss4ul immortality. Her work on
earth is done, but her good deeds will live for
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