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Florence Traber.
-CEH.LANE

The safe packet Darling, Capt. Hates
with Capt. Powers in the office, leaves
for Cincinnati on Tuesday. Larry
Harmstad &Co, agents.
The Mollie Hambleton, Capt. Bow
man, leaves as usual, for Sc. Francli
river, on Tuesday. Larry Harmstad q
Co., agents. =,
The "old reliable Commercial will
leave on Tuesday for White river, con,
Meeting with the train at DuvalFs Blur
for Little Rock. John Davis commando
and Messrs. Moreton, Smithers and
Harry are clerks. James It. Bourne q
Co., and Levy & Miller, agents.
The beautiful Belle Memphis, Capt
Mussulman, leaves for Cairo and st
Louis on Monday at 5 pm. Dill q Pe'
terson, passenger agents.
The w. A. Caldwell, Capt. Woodburn,
will get away on Tuesday, for Pine Blufi
and Little Rock. Mart Walt q Go. and
Jas. T. Bourne & Co., agents.
Capt. VIM. Elliott leaves for WASH
ington tonight, by rail, to see after the
remuneration due for carrying the Whlte
river mail for the past year or more. be
will return via Cincinnati, where ne IN
tends purchasing another siGe-Wneei
steamer, to run in connection with the
Des Arc in the White river trade.
MI. Dinwiddie, clerk OF the Lee, re-
mains in this city until the return oftnat
packet. He can be found on b star
wharfboat, where he will receive freight
for the Lee and sign bills to-day,
Capt. Trask, Of the firm OF Deiap q
Co, was q passenger OF the Des Arc iast
evening for White river.
Capt. Billy Ashford VIII pat the
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ApHIst,
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SUNDAY

0vEKroN HOTEL, April %.
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A. A. BARNES, GenTT Ticket Agent.
apI4 II S.H- SHOCK. Passenger Agent.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS, May 4, 1867, 8 pm. +
GENERAL BUSINESS.

Our general markets are dull with no
activity to report in any particular
branch. Corn IS held firm but sales are
not large nor active. Hay is extremely
dull and buyers al get it at their own
figures. Flour Is very quiet but firm.
Bulk meats are oct OF market. Dry goods
show but little change and the trade is
confined to small orders. The tobacco
and liquor market are unchanged and
steady at our quotations.
COTTON-The market has been dull
throughout the day. Offerings we're am
pie but buyers were not willing TO meet
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We take the following from tn
hanfsl nxnhanra p-fcoa hlrrataf /.

stock on hand May 3....--....-. I5,lS
A New York circular of the 18th 10.
tended for European circulation, the fol.
lowing cotton estimate Is made
"Ths most carefully drawn estimates
give only about $50, 600 balei of the crop
remaining for future export, against $50,
600 bales for the corresponding period last
year. Counts Of the supply at this port,
made within the past fortnight, show
that the stock hiss been overestimated
about SO, 700 bales. The consumption by
domestic manufactures has been largely
increased this year, the amount taken
from September / to date being 10000
bales, or an average Of 1900 per week,
at which rate the home consumption
would considerably exceed zoe, 900 bales
per annum, an increase of one-third upon
last year. The total receipts for the last
four weeks amount to 120, 600 bales, in
Guiding 25, 900 bales for last week, making
the total since Sept. l, 100000 bales.
b e. FOrts for the week are about 49,
600 bales, including q, 900 bales to Great
Britain, and r. 600 to the Continent. The
stock at all ports is estimated At 10000
b lies.
All grain seeds are furnished with oil
and starch, which are designed to furnish
nutriment to the germ when it first
starts, before becoming capable Of ex-
tracing it from the soil. Now, if any
thing affects these, such as mold, etc,
the plant that should happen to grow
from such seed would be Influenced by
the imperfection Of the seed whence It
sprung. There is more iD this than is
usually conceded by practice, and farm
ers would derive benefit from greater
care and discrimination in the seed they
plant and SOW.
twenty-five farms have been sold in
one section of Alabama for the low price
Of 81 per acre. A failure of crops caused
SaeditOrs to force sales. One of the sales
thus made was q plantation of 500 acres
for 5000. Before the war its owner pos.
sessea three hundSed and fifty slaves and
forty horses.
The Pamela Star says
1--WE underttand that some of the bust,
ness men Of Memphis and New Orleans
have fallen into the error Of regarding
Panola county as subject to overflow from
the Mississippi river. This is a mistake
The water from the Mississippi river
causes Coldwater river to back over some
uncultivated lands on the western border
Of the COMMUNICATING more Our plant,
ers are hard at work, and will make
good crop independent Of the rise and faE
of the Father Of Waters"
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mHEc creditors OF the estate OF 3, 8. Malone
are hereby uotided that I have suggested
The insolvency OF said estate TO the ClerE Of the
County CourtOf Upton county, Tennessee, and
me creditor Of said estate are notified 70 dle
their CLAIMS, duly authenticated, within six
months from aate hereof, or this notice viii be
dlsd IL ear Of the same.
VAL SANFORD, Administrator.
A prIf 1Ef 1877. auI9tf
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MISCELLANEOUS
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

A NEW Tariff OF Rates on Freight from
"A Eiemphi TO points on the MISSISSIPPI
CENTRAL RAILROAD has recently been is
sued, 70 which We invite your attention. The
rates are the SAME as via Grand Junction,
and the distance beiug EIFTY-TWO MILES
SHORTER, we think the Freight can be de
lfvered promptly and TO the satisfaction Of all
concerned.
We respectfully solicit a share Of this BUSH
ness. Merchants unsupplied with copies Of the
Tariff can be furnished by sending to the SUI
perintendentis ONCE, Main street, Room No. 3,
Jackson Block.
A. 8 LIVERMOORE,
CT OAKLEY, General superintendent.
General Freight Agent.
Ledger copy. ap30 Nv
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v MATTERS.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

Weather fine. Business dull. Tn
river is still declining, at the rate of on
and a half inches per day. The uppe
rivers are also falling.
Arrivals.
Steamer Florence TRADER, Ark. river.
" Enterprise, Arkansas river.
&c Golden Era, Wabash river.
" r. E. Lee, New Orleans.
Alice Dean, Cincinnati.
Departures.
Steamer Enterprise, st. Louis.
Golden Era, New Orleans.
d" r. E. Lee, Cairo.
Alice Dean, New Orleans.
Des Arc, White river.
Marble City, st. Louis.
Sam. Hale, Cincinnati.
Cleaner, Arkansas river.
Dan. Able, Vieksbnrg.
Boats In Port.
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THE PATENT
AURORA OIL!


ME want men everywhere 10 study thelr
own INTEREST. The right 70 manulac
ture and sell the Patent Aurora Oil in a single
county VIII make more money 10 the purchase
IN three months than the largest farm in your
State viii make IN a whole year. The Aurora
oil actually costs less than one-half the price
OF Coal Oil, and the Illuminating power OF the
Aurora OIL Is as much superior 70 the Coal Oh
As the Coal Ou Is 20 a tallOw candle, and Il NO
HoRE explosive than a tallow candle. AEy
Lamp that Will burn Coal OIL VIII burn the
Aurora OIL. It does not smoke the chimney
81 does not smel-it viii not grease or stain the
finest linen, not even white cloth The maze
rial for its manufacture IS -ineLhaustibie- one
man can make IS bblE. per day. No machinery
required. We wiz pay your fare to and from
the city OF Memphis and bills while here, II
We cannot prove all, and even more, than We
have stated A single County is asmau fortune
70 the man OF enterprise, and the right 70 a
state Is untold worth.
For further information, call on or address
H. q. DEWITT d CO.,
~ Madison street, corner Main,
~ - Aarunhfa Tenn
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
leave as foIlows teity tlmsli

TRAINS leave as foIlOWs(city timef:
Il Through Express. Sundays excepted, y
am; Through Mail, $40 pm; SomervEls Ae-
eommodstiOn a. $40 D IA.
Express connects at Grand Junction win
afternoon train on the Mississippi Contra
Railroad for Holly Springs, Water valley,
Grenada, Jackson, Vicksburg, Miss, New Or
leans. La, etc.
Mobile, Ala, etc.
It Decatur, for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati. etc.
A : chattanooga, for ali places IN Eastern
Alsbama, Georgia North and South Carolina,
Virginia, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, etc.
Through Mail connects al Grand junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
{ Decatur, for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Column
bia, NaShv1lle, etc.
Z Chattanooga trains onnec for same
points as Express trains
Baggage checked through.
For tickets and further information, apply at
the office, No. Is Court street.
". j. ROSS, GenT Sup't.
A. A. BARNES, GenI Ticket Agent
ap4t n s. H SHOCK. Passenger Agent.
Diamond Line.
THROUGH Receipts given for COTTON via
Il Cincinnati by rail or river. Time guaran-
teed-Cars sealsd-no change from Cincinnati
to New York. W. a JOHNSON.
mh5 II star WharfbSRt-
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HOusekeepers Goods and Timers stOG

Manufacturer OF Tin, Copper and Sheet
Iron Ware, Roofing aud Guttering,. a. the
Lowest Cash Rueeg- Sm {
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factors views, which were fully 1cent
above their own. The total sales were
limited and confined TO the latter grades.
Receipts for the day, 27S bales ship
ments, LOCO bales,
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MRS b. G. EVANS,

MRS D. @. EVANS
FORMERLY OF Louisville, Ky, more recently
II oSfhe Healing Institute, New Albany luu'
Sss1Sta5 nv her husband, Or. J. ID. ENANS, ue-
sirss TO inform her friends ana the p0DHS VIM
shs has taken
ROOMS AT THE oVERToN HOIEL
Ana is prenared 20 diagnose and cure all kinds
~ D5sesSeg- especially those Of q CHROME char-
ScfeT M. "a viii diagnos al cases
Without making inquiry Of the patients giving
syTnNtons- cause and effect, in q hammer 80
ssfisfsctory as to leave no doubt IN mlnd OF
TIE applicant. In the treatment OF disease sue
disosrfs ne use Of all mineral medicines, using
onIv tnat which is purely Botanic, LogetheI
with Magnetism, Electucity and Cold Water,
MIS- e, gives especial attention toAAdles ahe
diseases 70 which they are suDlecI
Cant. Wm. Holcroft, steamer louisiana
Can't. John s. Richey, New Albany Johh
I0ughmfIer, New Albany W. J. Johnson
wharf-boat, Memphis, Tenn J. B. MarLnr
Eminenoe, Ky; W. Guthrie Cooper Depqr
Nv. j.. K Parker, office L n A n
"A. John Hancock, county commissioner
FIovd county; Col VIM Budd, New AabanS5
Holm Tie, office /. y. A. a &. X n ~
a crane. hardware merchant New A.
bauv. W.E Grove, Bently & Grovel New Al
banv: Mn. Judge Laird, ROckport, Ind joan
W. Chuds Greencastle, Ind-TJ. BurIQh, EIaI
abefh- HARRISON county, Ind Jonathan M.
May, Bloomington, Ind. leo-'
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AGENCY FOB
SCHOOLEY'S PATENT SELF
VENTILATING REFRIGERATORS

THE undersigned inferms his friends and the
public that the immense success the above
named RefrigeratOrs meet with in this market
nduced the manufacturer TO REDUCE THEM
IN PRICE. TO enable every family to the COM
forts OF Fresh Meats and Nictuals durlng the
hot season.
Send for circular, and call and examine my
extensive stock at manufacturers prices,
freight only added, at the CHARTER STOVE
EMPORIUM, lgl Main street, corner Mashlng-
ton. JOHN LElChbEhG.
RpTT I'm
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FRED.
House and Steamboat ROofer

HHOLESA dealer in Roofing Gum and
w Pitch, Saturated Roofing Paper, Imported
Felt. Manufacturer Of a superior preparation
for the preservation OF Tin and Metal hooh
that has given satisfaction for Fourteen years.
OFFICE-Southeast corner Frst and Market
nfreafa- EnufEvIIa- KeutucET fenlg 8m
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WAGON ma carrlnre ma,srlnn.

Daily by WOODBURY., Smith & CC
Nos. III and l8 Green street, st. Louis
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apilln
NTOICE.

h u a w.
~ Madison street, corner Main,
anil I'm Memphia, Tenn.
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NO CURE.ALL.

But if you want medicine that will cure
Chronic (not infammatory) rheumatism, Mumps,
Sore Throat, Swellings, Old Sores, Bruises,
Tootl,ache, Headache, Insect Stings, Pains inthe
Back and Chest, also, internally, Diarrhra, Dys'
EMERY, Collie, Groups and Vomiting, you have
it in Dr. Tobias Wonderful Venetian Liniment.
1t never fails when used according TO the direc-
tions. Every drop of it 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, ST Cortlandt
Street. No family having children, should be
without it in case of Group. Thousands OF chi J
dren are saved by it annually. Use il when frs
taken according to the directions, and you wi
never lose child. Ladies will find it valuable
in eradicating pimples and blotches. Only so
cts and 81 per bottle. Sold by the druggists
throughout the United States and in Europe
Depot, Sc Cortlandt Street, New York.
Sept. 24th, 1867. T-w&tw1m.
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louisiana.
THE STATE CONVENTION ORDERED.


New ORLEANS, Oct. 21.-Special Orders
No 166 declare the total vote of the State
of Louisiana at the election on September
81 and %, 1867, on The question of Con-
vcntion for, the purpose of establishing a
constitution and civil government for the
State, loyal to the Union, to be 1914, of
which 1908 were for convention, 4,O06
were against convention, and 80 blank
A majority of the whole number registered
having voted, and a majority of the votes
cast being for convention, as prescribed by
the acts of Congress, the delegates elected
at said election, as hereinafter named, are
notified to assemble in convention at Me-
chanics' Institute Hall, in the city of New
Orleans, La, on Saturday, November 90,
1867, for the purpose stated according to
the acts of Congress of March 2 and 90,
1867 The order then recapitulates the
names of the delegates elected, and is sign
ed by command of
Bv't. Maj. Gen. JOSEPH A. MOWER.
GEORGE L. HARTsUFF, Asst. Ait Gen.
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ss--a- - 49, ~
THIRD DISTRICT.


BENJAMIN A. Howell, of Robson, post Office
Fair Bluff, Columbus County,. eu glfsv-.C
Rev w HOOD, of Cumberland, post Office
Fayetteville. 80; iaE1g
JOHN E MARTIN, of Bladen, post office Eliza
80 . FOURTH DISTRICT. ...-.
WV HOLDEN, of Wake, Chairman of the Com
niittee, post office Raleigh.
DIR. EUGENE GRIssoM, of Granville, post office
Newlight, Wake count. .
JAMES II HARRIS, of Wake, post office Raleigh.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
THOMAS SETTLE, OF Rockingham, post office
Wentworth.
WILLIAM HENDERSON, of Davidson, post
Office Lexington.
j W WOODWARD, of Burke, post office Nor
canton.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
W R MYERS. of Mccklenburg, post office Char
lotte. .
CALVIN J CowLEs, of Wilkes, post Office " ilks-
borough. - .. -... :.
w j WILLIAMS of Ircdell, post office States
vile. a -... .. .r.
SEVENTH DISTRICT. -
Hon. A FL JONES, of Buncnmbe, post Office
Ashville.
CT HARRIS, of Rutherford, post office Raleigh,
VINCENT MICHAEL, of Rutherford, post office
Rutherlordton. --f.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES In Bankruptcy.
For the District of Pamlco. ...
In the matter of MRS ELIZABETH C. YANCY,
a Bankruptcies.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
i the 21st day of October, A. D., 1867, war
rant in Bankruptcy was issued out of the District
Court OF the United States for the Pamlico Dis
trct of North Carolina, against the estate of Mrs
elizabeth G. Yancy, of Chapel Fill, in the county
OF Orange, and State of North Carolina, who has
been adjudged bankrupt on her own petition :;
that the payment of any debt and delivery of any
property belonging to- such bankrupt, to her, or
her are forbidden by law; that meeting of the
creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more assignees of her
estate. will be held at Court of Bankruptcy to
be holden at Raleigh before John T. Deweese,
Esq, Register, on the 18th day of November, A.
D., 1867, at Chapel Hill, N. c.
DANIEL R. GOODLOE,
o. y. Marshal as Messenger.
c. L. HARRIS, Deputy. -
Oct. 426th, 1867. 91-5t
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EFEEcT OF THE ELECTIONS AT THE
SoUTH.-The New York Times talks as fol-
lows:
50 The southern papers have really at last
got over their doletul dumps, and got into
a state OF something like exhilaration, in
view of the late Democratic successes. We.
hate to dash their JOY in the least but it
may be as we'll for them to beware OF count
ing too much on the late elections They
by no means prove that the Democracy are
going to sweep the country next year, or
anything of the kind. They by no means
prove that the Republican party has col
lapsed, or anything of the sort. They may
prove that the people of the North are not
prepared to endorse the revolutionary
schemes of the more violent partisans in the
last Congress, but they do not prove that the
South will ever be reconstructed according
to the plans of the Copperhead Democracy
flour southern contemporaries cannot learn
this by studying the election returns, they
will be taught by others yet to come"
Sir Charles Hartley, Engineer-in- Chief of
the Danubian Commission, and brother of
the late William Hartley, Esq, Chamberlain
to the Earl of Mansfield, has been awarded
the grand prize of $1,000 offered by the
Russian government for the best plan for tue
improvement of the harbor of Odessa
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,a anpears above the rest of society
nG"% he gets fifty thousand dollars, he is
Wv ND Wonder. Yes, yes.)" Every body
a" that he is noble man. Oaughter.@ sc
Mr. Langston here gave several instances
8 cnlored gentlemen, who had acquired
y, consideration and power, to the
pfrident delight and deep interest of his
hearers. 49,. -r, u - st..
odnc,te YOUR children-there are two things
..nu must forsake-whisky and tobacco. 1t
:,iIl elevate your character also. Yes, yes. I
Van spend the money for educating your
nbildren and the getting of good clothes,
t,r whisky and tobacco, and at the same
time iniure your characters. Three drinks a
day at 10 c. is $1,000 a year-three cigars
at 10 C. is the same. And yet times arc hard
and you can't pay for schooling! iLaugh-
fer You may buy your snuff and cigars
and liquors, but your children will reproach
Won hereafter. To God you are responsible,
and he will call you to account for such
things as that.
Mr.. Langston here gave several instances of
those whom he had seen smoking, of the re-
formation of some and the good results. His
minds OF his audience. SD.
But said he, do not be mean with your
money be generous to the Church and
School-houses and good objects. Buy lands
and houses and stock and all that, applause }
and make to yourselves character grand
and glorious among the nations of the earth
l close Ivy saying educate your children,
cultivate all those things that appertain to
a we'll ordered and dignified life. Acquire
and then prejudice on account OF
color Will cease-then there will be no ex-
clusion from cars, or Courts or Senate Cham
hers May God help you to do this, and
help you to carve out such character as
will be a blessing to your country. [Great
applause.
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IMPORTANT QUALITIES. BRAN.
DRETH.S PILLS SO STIMULATE all

the interior powers of the system that every
poison or impnrity is forced from the blood into
the bowels, and thus passes off Recent cases of
ickness will often be cured by the effect of or
Brandreth's Pills, which, when the operation is
full and complct, leave the blood as free from
poisonous and unhealthy matter as that of new
born babe In colds, intlammatory diseases, and
even in cholera their restores to heath sooner
than all other remedies, because they take from
the blood and bowels those matters upon which
pains, cramps, and aches depend for continuance.
Captain Isaac Smith, OF Sing Sing, says, thirty
of Brandreth's Pills, taken according to direc-
tons, cured him of very severe bronchial affec-
ton after other means had failed, and be wishes
his numerous friends t. know the TACT.
Brandreth's Pills, Principal Office, Brandreth
House, New York. Sold also by all Druggists.
See my name on Government stamp, without
which the pills are spurious. ..as.-. a.. ,...l
B. BRANpRETH.
Oct. IA, 1867. s6-tw&w1m. ui
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SUDDEN DEATH OF ANo OLD CITIZEN OF
HALIFAx.-We are panied to learn of the
almost sudden death, on Monday morning,
of an aged and esteemed citizen of this
county, Mr.. Alfred w. Moore, who was tax
e1 suddenly i'll with paralysis, at his resi-
Hence in the lower end of the county, on
Sunday evening" and expired early Monday
morning. Mr.. NJ. was in his 72nd year, was
g.. brother of the Hon. B. F. Moore, of this
s State' has been for many years one of the
edwards Roanoke Circuit, North Garolna
cG1o o and was beloved by large cir
w.. ol friends and acquaintances.= zo0anoke
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Card--EO the Citizens of Raleigh.

CaFu--IO Inc CItIZens OF Raleigh.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
i state that box of Books, belonging to him,
were deposited by the Southern Express Co. in
their Office on Fayetteville Street, in the City of
Raleigh, with other effects, for safe keeping, in
the Spring of IS This building was entered by
Wheeler's Cavalry, the said box opened and its
contents scattered around the building, and the
most valuable of the books, including Lexcons
of the Latin, Greek and Hebrew languages, seem
to have been carried off, and probably in the
possession of persons in Raleigh. These works,
valuable only to Scholar ana Theologian, con-
tain for the most part, the owners name. He
requests, therefore, that parties having them will
return them TO Mr.. Bates, Office of Southern
Express Co., who will remand them to the right
full owner, who will be most thankful to recover
them.
RE- JOHN HUSKE TILLINGHAST,
Rector st. Luke's Church,
Salisbury, N. G..
Oct. Goth, 1867 91-1t
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DEMOCRATIC PLANs-The Democ

DEMOCRATIC PLANs.-The Democratic
managers sent word some time ago to Gene
raj Mcclellan to return home, the object for
which he was sent to Europe by the party
having been accomplished. Accordingly he
has. us already noticed. taken passage in the
Persia, and will be home in time for the
campaign. He is to be the nominee of the
party for President, with another ex-military
man on the ticket for Vice-President. The
slate is all ''fxed," and it is said by those
who ought to know that there is little pro-
liability that anything will occur to change
it. Great reliance is placed upon the new
secret society, THE Sons OF Jackson" which
is being actively recruited in all parts of the
country as an offset to the Grand Army of
the Republic. A prominent Democratic
member of Congress, from whom these facts
were obtained, says he looks for much riot
ing, and all probability blood-shed, during
the campaign between these two factions
People may believe us much of this as they
please.-Baltimore american (RadicaD.