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TIE STATE or TRADE.
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cscsso APaI sFonr neds Spr9s ESi R s2S % g..
.e,dy ss ia st 81 o 81 .1SSs s 0 No BOT Josef
3 20 20 fess g % ,5S Il fys ss sss 4 sHs g. dsnd S
Gc Ss a. - u AZ for . G d I"s gs o1 and a 2 80 se i, T IP
choice Receipts 40 bb FOnr 1900 bush wheat $1,000 do
Con; 1900 DO Oats. 20 I!ogs ShPmen's-'0oo O6' Flour
csCyS.r Ap E9q5 j. good demand man q and sd,oesd
acd 5c with stt suppl ', SQUAD Winter gradd 25 No
md Pd % 20 900 P So. SGS . 5 afs @ sc5oon at ii 10 oE. and ss
bulk bat closed heavy holders W sTg 20 make coeessoP' oats
6e and held aic With no demand Mess Pork quiet firm
Shoulders %it ':1 as. Ilsoi1ts % gear S S sSs,
Oh siii Kchsase aln Gold i9 buying Money es~ at 4Gsc
acceptable paper aud the supply Of Sea Increasing Whisky dali
y go sP ssg rS e s9d % ,; as.; 81, 3 for A &s.
higher @ @ & Of o bush @ early GsG,ds %aS S 81 % 90 5 S' %s DO
cn;a, at g. 2 AID go @ bush ordinary y at % 2a Corn 70 is &
We.iern Barley. Rye aud Peas nominal Meed zDd
Mdnss sDS' 90 % pot a R1cd Boston sce
70 S,wIOE Goe Albany and scse3ected SOc Lak' Imports
Bgg,ArS T. April 9sroar steady sal.s Of 80 hs Spring
55 Amber spring Mixed Corn scarce Oh
offered New Toledo 21 higher sales Of at 81 % oa the
at G but va; generally 1 a. 7oc Barley : p far se%i,s and
AMI Hghgnes without material change.
wheat da at Sea 81 Is per Sg, Legal tender, ar, quoted
al hog Sc 4 ' s M I q ' S TSeG . f. ~ %@
Corn advancing Sheued lOa 81 r. Pork s2l0b22 Bacon
Shoulders, gd9c Clear Siles PIE Lard in terceS Iic Raw
WHISKY. ~ "a, free
BALrINORE April 2GPolr weak; sales wheat sales Of Rod
~ Corn, sales 600 BUSH Of Whit st Goa % Mixed a;
81 y 4Op bush Helos ~ 280 S D. Oats ne CloSe seed
In bond d Mess Pork f.175
SgsPns Tenn April armr holders dvsnes
Of SpJe Receipts 20 bales Exports, 6s bales Other markets
uBchAlgrd.
MoBiLE. Ala April 26-coon quiet; sales to-day 800 bales
Mddlug pc Receipts al bales Sales Of the week 4yS bales;
Receipts GKpo 700 bales; hand A. 40 bales
TOLEDO o. April APour held or higher rates Wheat advanced
Sc sales Of Amber S3 p White held SJ45 Corn opened
VITA advance OF lc la. closed vi O ~ % for No 81 70
aSl % for No D. Oats advanced DC. sales az 66c ,
LoU April 2robAoco dull for grades bat n snf active
or Bright LeaL Cotton da Fonr-Choiss 6m bq. heddm lna
Low Grades Sat- Fall Superine S 5O Double Extra, SIS 19@
+Ts Whe,t dre.a9g choice Spring 81 yi prime Pa ~ oe
- Choice oats adganeed sales BU3fc Barley,
Rye unchanged 1901 Provisions dali and
Lard nominal Ui2
choice. WHISKY nominal al f20 ~ %
wLuNGros " c. April ai-Coion better Pc Spirits Of Tor
penine sc. Rosias. hJa - 21
Aph 26Cottoa etsd advanced IT, sales
$50 bales, market irregular Mng closed 2ic Holders withdraw
good grades. asking BE for Ndhng Receipts 40 bales -
CHATsrON April 2 Cotton se aud advanced lc sales ot b0
bas NIlap 2e Receipts 20 bale. Receipts for the week
l,t1 bales Export. 2aJJ bales. Stock. $500 bales. -
ATGU.rA Ga April 2COtion srner and advanced i sales OF ~
bales Receipts, - bale, hiing,, 2ic; holders 'IEg higher
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
The Union

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Chartered BY cooyress. and having i've Government Drson
p0'fei BY The President Of the States offer their
FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTFYEAR BONDS.
BEARING SIX PER CENT INTEREST.
PAYABLE SiM ANNUALLY IN GOLD
Fer sals tbsoashd ds
COSHShTrAL NATIONAL BANK,
NO NASSAU ST.
sOl assss CLARK DODGE & Cs.
BAhIBRS. NO 81 wAJI-sT.
sai JOHN J. CISCO SON.
BANKERS. No J3 wALLST-
Ia the City OfYew.YorL.
stNIyETH PER CENT their par value with Ao,n.d Iu.
Ties. Bou, are secured by FIRST MORTGAGE on tb, RAIL,
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT or SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
suLE muc les, than ouebsf the cst Of the Road rBRgH
HUNDRED AND FIVE aILRs beea completed
substantial manner. fully equipped rolling STOCK ocoaoa
nahns and shops eDsas ss buildings het aenS
Ofbiict. aui have been
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED eY TBs GOvRRHagsr
examination aud report b eomssoaers ..x
isser in successful operation
Ts Company ron oter susas
eOro ee Rocky
nby the sp,em5~r pledged conpssa-
By The contractor TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED a. S
ACRES LAND PR MILE granted Cospsoy b,
ssbsy SIXTEEN THOUSAND
LARS oP GOVERNMENT BONUS FOR EACH MILK or ROAD
AS COMPLETED The Chicago ,sd EOrhwesieru RAasod
completed couoects oas doing l-sge
passengers snd frey gut
Chicago Island sT1 Pas1e, he chsgo Borns.,u
ospc and tho Hannibal and st JOsrph aroA Companies expect
eosnectns E's Of road onhi dsrug the stas
four Tru Railroads the Eas. En greatly eOabas the
business Of this Roas ce7 Pacific being
great energy FROM as Nonal Railroad
the COpa ia 1870 usre bEsaes both passenger .aa
s, possibly accommodate The n,er,oa thee Bon beng
payab. gold sa, pr mi there qaess
safety comPsaJ bsssOn recommending
them 70 public bcing male with ,he Hsaoa
euegay throughout ss country for tho accommodation q s.-
,esios sses Boad, Tie Hon 4 d A0soAH asJ the Hsa
oAIgs AMEs TusteeA JOHN CISCO Tressars.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
n,r1,ar.ru 70 ,rr rnrr,a,.

Commander NJ Ramsay detached from navigation duy ~ 70.
Ysr and Guerrisre Fe trtAn o.
Atlantic sqnsdron May 10 LeutCemnsBdef Ea"n
detached
Academy asd ordered % the Gur p.ymssisr John Gibson hs
detached duty ptgchssns PynssteT New ana
dHiy the Gu,s bee Psypas,sr sf the SCUM
lantie Squadron Assistant Surgeon Thomas byws
ftvm the Aleehany and ordered the
Chs BskT hs. been detached from special dni,
Bo,ton aud the fee Engineer o. s soutn
Atlantic Squadron Et,sa Leonard Ch.se se.ssea ron or
tho WAbIgn Navy Yard and ortsd 70 TIE uaefe
MdshpmlB Phillips detached from The Lenspes a9a OF
dsrsd GBsnsss Fiat Assistant Engineer Jsseph Fnsy
6stsche3 special dsty and ordered the One
iAs. hsI.erh and ssss.d As.at .s ~
paissns sad ordered 70 The Gurs 0ussr Easene hst
M.ssEns Chelsea Mass, and srde,ei
the 0usrsrs kttnp Volunteer Francis n 0sws de-
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
THE PACIIIC COAST.
rr iIllshlPH 10 TIE rKIBurH.

SAN FRANcIsCo, April 25-The suit of Mccall
against Gen. Mcdowell was concluded today in the
United States Circuit Court Judge Deadly awarded SEQ
10 the plaintiff as compensation for damages Mccall
was ARRESTED and imprisoned, June f5 1865 under
General Order OF Gen McDowells for caultat0n over
the assassination OF President Lincoln Capt Woren OF
to-day held public reception In the C1ty Hail isrge
number OF citizens and representatyeaof forogu Powers
ware uregfut
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tcbd from the HdrogrDhoa ordered 70 tho uuerres
Atug Third Assistant Engineer Russell Wads detached rom tue
Chattanooga and ordered u the Glerriere.
The following officers have been ordered the Gueere deut
Comr adeT Henry Rsmsey kgn Socaes Hubbard hdhpmes
Eoher M Berry Ransom Peck Samuel CsrkOn. Theodore
Williams David Stewart Thonas Terrell and Henry G. Wisuer.
Ssaer J. A. Hra Ac,ng w. d. Allen Carpenter Jo
Nah Pun and Ih Assistant Engineers VIM. Russell and AVID
Eoonin All tie above into eject u ae Iih OF
Maj
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THE CoNFEDERATE,DEAD.
r rrlrs.Irn TO Tn, 1RIsrsA

fHiIehArA TO TEE
LOUISVILLE, April ga large number of ladies
assembled to-day Cave Hill &c metery and participated
in testimonial OF respect for the Confederate dead.
MEMPHIS Tenn, April .--Business was generally
suspended to-day. After sufficient correspondence,
Capt Estes commanding the post, allowed the eeremo-
nes OF strewing flowers over the graves OF the Confed
crates at Emwood NJ carried oh and accepted an IA
Haton for himself and bgOtner 3ccrs 10 DO prese at
< religious discourse waafleycred by the Rev. H. II
Ford and the graves Woe decorated vast nun yer q
people were in atte9'Anee, and the affair passed Of
quietly
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
MrNING srOCKa.

rELyoRaPg
san FK,scco Apr 2The fao"ins are tsda, qao'a'ior
Other Gould Curry $40 foot savage ALJ
Poo tij per Ophir. $50 feot Hale Nor
5000 foot Crown Point SliIo per foot; Yellow JACKET
per Bechsr, 800 per Alpha, $40 ZOOS I'm
penal O; Caorus Steam Navigation Company y yer
cens, CaljrliA Stale Teeg gnph Co. - per cent
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

The Re- D Peorr SerH- Pa wres; haze Just moved ito
this pse. aad dd nunier ci dl thread hse' IN use lere
Their o.nrrs ere uc. rrary Alfcd S thrm one .t pacu
ttsiarss Wl-p1 GVhA he rant u M n
quir i,~hsi I'LL ~ r erssth Mahac -acE as have de-
,c6cd n erckinsc for Of yourl F'6 sr.ts0geHA
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

.Tho jumping Frog
or all the hinnJ things Aathvs
10 woodland marsh or boz
That creep tho groand % " Vic Ar
The funniest thugs the Frag
The Frog, the Frog tho )anPngeM
nah haniiwork,
The Frog, neither walhs sor;ruas,
Bu. goes With a. jerk
ruR JUMPING FROG tho fanay frog MARX TWAIN no"
ready and should be Tor sale bJ all oooAs'e is@o ~
a, 90 C. H. WEBB raShsAsG
AMERICAN Ngys COMPANY Asos los ne Toje SoL lis sod
iS Nsssaas1
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DIED.

BISSEbSuiia' ThnrslV ercraS April 20 At hsf f'sa'e
no giG Fnhsve UpLe Louise. wife oiGeorgs H. Hs'ell
The r-i.t friend, Of the iaIy respectfully n'e -
Zion Church. MalsonaNe snl iu se"'
a. on Monday astt O'Clock, sitbout further notice
CoOLRY-At B.,en,vool l. FRIDAY, April p. o. fpnsnnona
Randolph 81 Cooiey In the 9Th year Of ms nge , - Oh,
Church TLiny dRhst and Hnhave Sunday APnl ~ At y
o'clock p. n. without further notice
pIsNPLo, THURSDAY ersaing April 2S Mary K, wife OF bse
G Dunuel. g. the tih year ofher age - ,, ,s..,., 49,,
n at ocock Trail leave barclay st. Al va O'clock IN Al"
O'Clock . 81
Ylycu-A P,,l on Thursday April Reub r. ony ehd os'
Nathan H. at Maueene D. Finch aged months ana 4 d@
F,rl rs, the ressnce OF A tAthrf On Sa"r
day, N20elsek
GUMBSAt Jersey City Friday evening April 2? walter yoaagS
son Of Phebe Ann GImbs IA she Jh rA OF hH age
Notice Of fnnsTsl hereafter
JONES-On Ihatly, Api % OF pnesa'Nnia OLE 'oo' " " s
The ,, ana friend, .,e invited attend tie funer, srvssAi
Tw SntraY nooa A. eto'A
Itiae. n. y and Worcester. Mas -peS please eopy
KYAPPAs North Castle, we,teheStesCa on Fy April TO- S1n"ei
The rsiye, aud friends family pcc faly invited to s,d
his fun al sunday, ApT zB al If OeIoeA ""
teian CkEfch. BeioTA
PARKRROn Frdl april s6 JohsC Parker the 'sayessO o. bis
Notice Of G-nsr,l hsreaNar.
sTEyESONOn Friday April 2 Gsoye S,eyeusoa younsst
fthe Walter Steyeasou In ae sld yeeei hls sgs -
Funeral tb1 Church of 81 John tie Baptist ccsnes
iueoaave and Thty hths asJoelock N on sunday aen 20
The sivss deceased A'i!ed - Asd without
further notice.
THWhTRs-As wehester THURSDAY, April 23 'ime. rh"tes
ARNl % and days
Pnssrai SUNDAY al o'clock u At ~ raurs NhES
ReAtiyrs aud friends respectfully invite TO attend
vEsrRRvBLTon ThadAy. April q Harry Is yossse.sOn -
Weseryct. ageAS moath Asd =
O'Clock No IN r4Sopen
Hoboken, " ) fuends Aol relAuFeS s'' "'"-S '' 49,
Newark Advertiser please eO2y. r
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

JotalS. 2!12 3Ol5 2Sjj 1898 Jji! JG66 oJo9 1919
Highest Democratic majority, 7lG.
Estimated
The Republican majority in Sing Sing on the Repub.
lean ticket at large 81 The majority the
Senatorial ticket Is lG2 Francis Larkin has plurality
vote over the average opposition of 276 and running
ahead OF the average vote the Republican ticket l53
Ambrose Ryder of Putnam. gets tho next highest
ber Of votes, Frederick A. Coo next, and Gen Ullmann
last. On the contrary the Democratic ticket, Gen.
Morris gets the highest number of votes Robert Cochran
next Tappcn next. whl0 COnger OF ROckand gets only
l19 votes
The official vote OF Yoners the State ticket is Il5
Republican and 30 Democratic. For Senatorial delegates
the vote was as fOOWs
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
Advertisements.
a poiuted Inouiry.

II, rnl State Tea Hs-tcss, 80 ~ vecr't sre selling
received Wloeele prices aud gttralife saving
faH, o ~ B,r pcrnL De.Ocs Cclees 'ery t4-ss
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nj TrLnexAPn TO TIA TRIBUNE.
Apr,l 26-l0.JoA IN
ARMY GAZETTE.
rruIre.lpu 10 rHx rRIBssE.

TELKekAPu 10 rhE rNbVN .
Col William Jones received bs eomHAson Bns.tsr
General United States ArmJ dating from hsf'A H. is''
eala.. nd meti titegioas seryesk"
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

UtItEaIts
Average majority of district delegates 95
XITH DISTRICT tDutchess and C0iWmbia)
The official count in Columbia County makes the aver
age vote delegates at large follows: Democratic.
1851 Republican, 22O3 Democratic majority l5i The
following the official vote Senatorial delegates
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
THE ELECTIONS.
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

IXrH DISTRICT (UcsichesieT fuinorr ar.f RocklandJ
The following Is tho official vote OF Westcla eser County
delegates AZ large with the exception of the town of
Rye when Is reported to have given nearl IOO Dem
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
THE WEATHER.
OBSERVATIONS
~. w.

lowest POM aI = m 'IOIu
r clear le hazy cloudy hAIy windy evening very
clr.r o e thermometer which ehangeAhle In different
ties ranged April o. lO30 In Portland Boston
and nearly the Temperature the
s.me each Of these places and this Is tay a
There will be this city, ~ miles aTornd huI
afst l8 hours Of this day (SsturtaTl D.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
Democratic

Estimating the Democratic majority in Rye at 100 the
highest Democratic majority in the county is Hof
mans majority last year TIA. The following is the
result on Senatorial delegates:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27

Csrd.-MoURNNG GOODS ofe'eu a.,saAe tnd eon's.a,,
an hand Al JACKsONS msnrnng Ss Ne aS bSSi"v ope'''
Tiffany l. Prices yery reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
NEW-JER.SEY.

TIE LATE LEGIsLATURE-ITS THINKING MEN-TIE
WORK or THE FUTURE-SAIMoN 2. CHASE-THz
LOWER CALIFORNIA BILL.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
GpeeiaI Notires.
sprans ciothlss.

spaas ciothlssN
1i. s.s.ssnt in tAs cty and sxAes and price
less
E,ru.hlas saa chllreoA a Department aSi surp's'ed
y. H. BALDWIN.
Noa 10 aad - ssRers>
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
RIRTH.

BIRTH.
BEoSsw-Os gHiny April n. the -Es Of j. v sf'E'" %
dsaSttsi
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-16
BE NOT DECEIVED.

We trust our people will not he deceived by
the result of the late election in Connecticut. The
contest did not hinge upon democracy and re-
pubcanism. The eight hour labor system as
substitute for the present arrangement, exerted an
important influence in behalf of Mr. English, the
successful candidate for Governor, who approved
the new and impracticable scheme, while his OPP
ponent, Gen Hawley, with much better show OF
statemanship, denounced the proposed innova-
ton.
Besides, the democrats did not pretend to dis
approve of the Sherman Shellabarger bill for re-
storing the south to the Union. The only political
issue made, was whether Congress should reg
uate suffrage i'll the loyal States by lava po-
itical doctrine which some Of the ahlest repub-
licans in and out of Congress officially denounce.
In this respect Gen Hawley concurred with Sum-
ner and Wilson, and appreciated the idea, while
the opposition candidate denounced it The
people ofConnecticut have, then, simply expressed
themselves in favor of eight instead of ten hours
as working time and adverse to the adoption of
laws as to suffrage which shall apply alike north
and south. In other words, the ma ority in Con-
nec,icut believe that impartial ballot boxes are
very fine things for the SOUTH but not to be tolera
ted at the north.
We wish orr people not to deceive themselves.
or he deceived, but to 60 forward in-behalf OF
speedy reconstruction on the basis of the pro-
gramne prescribed by Congress.-RaL Progress.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-16
RUMORS OF WAR.

The civilized world is, perhaps, 10 as great o
state of agitation now as il has been for cen
tury or more The storm which lately swept
our political waters, though its fury has sub
sided, has left the waves still running high, and
the horizon still black with threatening clouds.
Mexico seems about closing one phase of the
perpetual revolution which has convulsed that
country for half century. England is about
to smash Spain for acts of cruelty to British
subjects, which that 2urblind and feeble govern
ment refuses to repair and stupidity and obstiu-
ately persists in ihficting. The Cubans are
said to be preparing in case Of trouble with the
home government, to revolutionize. Hayti is
in state of bloody revolution. War is going
on in South America. France and Prussia are
! watching each other like two bulldogs, and the
prospect is that they will soon be engaged in a
contest Russia is preparing for the realization
of the old Russian dream of Constautinople -
The Fenian trouble is supposed by some TO be
more formidable than ever: The Indians have
begun an extensive war on our Western frontier
and so the cry of war is heard everywhere
amongst the nations. Verify, the decade from
1860 to 1870 will constitute one of the 'bloodies'
pictures in the book of Time" .--
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-16
STATE NEWS.

SupEaIoR CouRr OF BuRKE.-Last week the
Superior Court Of Burke held its session at Nor
Canton, his Honor Judge Buxton on the Bench
Two capital cases were disposed Of James G.
McKesson, charged with having killed Robert
Tate, was found guilty of manslaugh.er. Abram
Smith and son Daniel, charged with the murder
of Carswell, were tried. Abram Smith was dis
charged, Daniel Smith was found guilty Of the
murder and sentenced to be hanged the first
Friday in May. His counsel, however took an
appeal-Salisbary Banner.
MISSIONARY FROM CHINA.-We learn that Rev
NJ. L. Wood, who has been a missionary to China
from N. G. Conference Of the M. E. Church, South.
arrived in this city on last evening, on his way
home. Mr. W. is native of Randolph, we be.
lieve, and has been in China some six years or
more. His wife died some years ago and he
buried her in that heather land. He returns
with his two children to be educated. Mr. w
also brings with him converted Chinaman.-
Raleigh Sentinel.
Seaton Gales, Esq, of the Sentinel has
been invited by the Trustees of the Holston Con-
ference Female College, at Asheve, to deliver an
Address before the yorng ladies of that Institution
on the sth prox.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-16
UNION COUNTY.

At the recent term of Union County Court, the
following appropriate resolutions were adopted /:
State of North Carolina, Union county, !
Court of Pleas h Quarter Sessions, April Term.
At meeting of the Magistrates of Union
County, on Friday of the April Term of the
County Court, the following resolutions we're
unanimously adopted
Resoloed, That the thanks of the citizens of
this County eminently due and hereby ten
dered to the citizens OF New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and St Louis, and especially to the
Ladies of those cities, for their great kindness
in extending such generous relief to the suffer-
ing and destitute people of this County.
Resolued That we shall ever remember with
gratitude the kindness and laborious efforts of
Gov. Worth and Col Bomford, in furtherance
of the same purpose. @..
Resolved, That the special Court send to Gov
Worth copy of these proceedings and respect.
fully request him to forward them 10 such way
as may seem to him best, and that they be
spread upon the records of the Court.
+. /. Watt,
j. NJ. STEWART, Special Court.
E. W. RICHARDSON,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-16
EE Hon. Robert Toombs, who is now

E Hon. Robert Toombs, who is now quietly
remaining at his home at Washington, Wilkes
county, Georgia, in private letter to friend in
this place, says he prefers to remain here, with
all political disadvantages, to living any where
else in the world.
Well, that is just our opinion. All true patriots
of the South should never forsake their native
land for other chimes merely for political troubles
Let us remain here and endeavor, by the favor Of
God, to build up our waste places, made SO by
our own indiscretion, continued SO by a heartless
and unehristian majority at the North. Mr.
Toombs has tried foreign chimes, and does not
find rest except on the old red hills of Georgia
whittier he has returned to spend the evening
of his life in quiet repose.-La Grange Re.
porter
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-16

aEN. sIcKLEs and THE GOVERNORS
CHARLOTTE, N. C..

GEN, S1CkLES ana HE Wv GANon0
Last week, Gov Worth of North Carolina. and
Gov. Orr of South Carolina, me. Gen. Sicktes IN
Charleston and had long consultation. The
Charleston News speaks of the conference as
follows:
ain compliance with his request, Major Gen
Sickles. commanding this military district. was
met yesterday by Governors Worth. of North
Carolina. and Orr, Of this State, for the purpose
of having free conference uron the preliminary
details of reorganization under the reconstruction
bills. The interview was, we understand, mu-
tualIy agreeable and satisfactory. Amongst the
results attained, We may mention the following :
= The details of registration will be Immediately
prepared by direction of Gen. Sickles, and put
into operation soon as persons can lie found to
act in the capacity of registers who are quallhed
under the provisions of the supplements bill to
do so.
No elections for municipal or State officers
viii be held in either of the States until the Con-
veBtions which are to he called shall have met
and adopted new Constitutions. No civil officer
will be removed who faithfully discharges bis
duties. .rs-
Whenever vacancies occur by reason of the ex-
piration of the tenure of Office, by death, resig-
nation or otherwise, they will be filed by appoint
ments, to be made by the Governors of these
States, if the officers are Of the character elected
by the Genera. Assemblies, unles special reasons
to the contrary should arise, or by the comman-
ding General, if they are of the class elected 10y
popular suffrage"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-16
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-16

-TRuE.-The New York World, commenting on
the purpose of the State of Mississippi 10 bring
a petision.for injunction against the President
and Gen. Ord. before the Supreme Court, doubts
whether the Cour: will not iisclam jurisdiction,
and urges that the effects of favorable decision
will not prove advantageous to the South, for if
the law is declared unconstitutional 1.-THE President
will of course withdraw his Generals and refuse
to execute it. but Congress will no more admit
the Southern members than they did before
They can shu: them out, and the Supreme Court
cannot review their action. They can refuse to
count the Southern electoral votes, and there is
no authority competent to call them to account.
The result would probably be that the Radicals
would elect the next President and the Supreme
Court would then be increased by Radical Judges
enough to make q majority, when the arrested
sxperimsut Of Reconstruction would be resumed"