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Ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, July 20 IS6i.
In spite of the busy season, our farmers nn-
der the stimulus of good prices and good roads,
are rushing the balance of last years corn crop
to market with all practicable expedition. The
receipts of the week have been quite heavy The
wheat harvest is in full progress in this county,
and except occasional spots affected by rust, the
Crop 10 frat rate
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Errors Of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
permstur. Decay and all the effects Of youthful niscetion
will for the ke Of suffering humanity send free to oil who
need H. III. recipe and directions for makngthe smpl"
DIV bv which he was cured Sufferers wishing TO profit by
Tho experience can do 30 by addressing in perfect
confidence. JOHN b. OGDEN, ~ Ced"' ~ Now 'ork
NAV II Nv
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New York Market.

New York Market
NEW YORK, July %.
Flour-Dull and Zoe lower.
Wheat-Dul and declining.
Rye-Quiet at $1.4091. As for new western.
Oats-Quiet and firm at S3aS5c for western
Corn-Quiet at S1a1.03 for sound and SGa9Sc
for unsound new mixed western.
Pork-Heavy and lower. Sales at $23.50G
1885, cash, and $3.50 9, regular.
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the MARVEL OF PERU.

LyOR NON-RETENTION OR INCOrTINENCE Of Urine
irritation inflammation liberation of TIE bladder
kidneys diseases OF the prpsate glands in the bladder
calculus gravel brick dust deposit and all diseases of the
bladder kidneys and dropscsl swens Heimbods Fluid
Extract Buchu. febg-eow1yr
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Prepared Oil OF Palm and Mace,

Prepared Oil OF Palm and Mace,
For Preserving Restoring ana Beautitying the Nair,
And the delightful and wonderful article the world
ever produced.
Ladies will find not only certain remedy to Restore
Darken and Bcauty the Hair but also desirable article
the Toilet highly perfmed with rich and delicate
perfume independent of the fragrant odor the Oils Palm
and Mace
THE MARVEL OF PERU,
new and beautiful perfume, which in detacy oi scent and
the cnacity with which it clins to the handkerchief and
Tersoii is unequslled.
The above articles for sc!e by all Druggists and Permers
at 81 per bottle each Sent by express any address by
pronrietors. I. W. WRIGHT co.
cSrU-ly-sp 20 Liberty Street, New Work.
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Special Notires.
Music Rooms.

Orer Ortoa's BOOK Sore Nom STREET.
Miss A. f. MURPHY continues giving instructions in Vocal
and Inumenal Music, at her her residence Terms
Reasonable Agents in Ottawa for the celebrated seck
Piano. also Pianos Melodeons Organs &C. by the best
makers Ottawa April co. 1867
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ruELMBOIDs EXTRACT BUCHU gives health and vgor
10 the frame and bloom the paliid cheek Debility
r. Ncompaied by many alarming symptoms, and u no
treatment IL submitted consumtan insanity Or epptic
81 ..s:s feb0-eoWly
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CHAs. g. LUTx' al
Binder, St.tioner and Paper Box Manufacturer,

Shop and Store La Sale IT, in Hoes Lelands Nlock
Dea IN Stationery Blank books 1oys &C. and " prepared
to do NIL kir IA Of Book binding, Paper Box making and
everything else In that lius Of business. .ttIH #.
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TTELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU Is
i'll The Great Dinetic.
HEIxBoLp's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsApARrlLA
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
prepared according rules Pharmacy and
try and the most active that can be made feb9eowl
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To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored TO heath in few
weeks by asmpy remedy after having suffered for
years with lung Affection and that dread disease
con.umponis anxious to make known to his eow-suerers
the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the prescription
used free CHARGE with the directions for preparing and
using the which they will find cure for Consum,.
ton Asthma Bronchitis Coughs, Colds and all Throat and
Lung Affections The only object of the advertiser sending
the prescription to benefit the afflicted and spread nfor.
nation which he csnceves to be invaluable and be hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy it will cost them moth.
ing aud may prove blessing Parties wishing the prcscrp.
lion, Free by return inail will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
may II lysr williamsburg Kings Co. New York
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he On Your Guard

Against the limitations and countercits of HOSTETrERs
STOMACH BITTERs, with which the pirates who make
dshonoraoe living by peyng upon the sick and suffering
endeavorng to food the markets of this country
Whenever these posonmongers discovered they
Immediately prosecuted by the prOprleOrs who expend
thousands IF de"re on"""iy tracing and bring
ing them to Justice. Within short time njunc
been obtained in the Courts of the United States against
number of individuals and firms. and suits in pro-
grcss against several Others all of whose names will be
given to the public. But in spite of the utmost vigilance
and activity of their detective agents. the undersigned
unable to protect the public entirely against pratca mta
tons of Standard National Tonic everywhere in request
and readily convertible into cash United States Bonds
or Treasury Notes. They therefore. of pre-
caution, direct attention the fact that finely engraved
label representing ST. George and the Dragou and beaut
full proprietary stamp being the official endorsement
Government appear every bottle of the genuine Bttcrs
The article Is further authenticated by miniature of
hand, with the signature of "Hostetter & Smith,,
tere which state prison crime The Bttcrs
sold in bottles only and never in bulk.
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Consumption Durable by DR.. Schenck's
Medicines.

Medicines.
TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must he prepared
so that the lungs will heal. To comp this the liver ana
stomach must first be ceanscd and appetite created for
good wholesome fosd, which, by these medicines will be
digesed properly and good healthy blood made thus build
ing mp the constitution SCHENCK'S NJ tNDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach of all bilious mucous
and by using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection the appetite
is restored
SCIIRNCK'S PULM0NIC SYRUP is nutritious as well as
medicinal and by using the three remedies all impurities
expelled from the system, and good wholesome blood made
which will repe all disease. II patients will take these med
cnes according to directions Consumption very frequently
its last stage yields readily to their action. Take the pills
frequently to cleanse the liver and stomach 1t does not
follow that because the bowels coso they not
required for sometimes in darrha they necessary The
stomach muat be kept healthy and appetite created
allow the Pumonc Syrup to act the respiratory organs
properly and allay any irritation Then all that required
toperfom apermanent s prevent taking cold Exer
else about the rooms much possible eat all the richest
od-ia meat game and in fact anything the appetite Graves
| max be particula ml,tutaand tie we'll 2dw.els.
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VlNAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND uNsArE RENE
dies for unp easan and dangerous diseases Use Helm.
bods Extract Buc and Improved Rose Wash fel-eowly
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vlGOR are reganed by
MI llelmbold's Extract Buchu. febO- eow1y
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HOSTETTER q SMITH.

1 ELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCitU and IMPROVED RosE
IL Wash secret and delicate disorders in all their
stages, at little expense little change in diet 10 incor
yenence and exposure 1t is pleasant in odor
immediate in its action, and free from all Injurious proper.
ties El,g-lwly
CHARTERED CONSTITUTIONAL EsToRED by Hembold's
- Extract Buchn.
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ANSWER
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

Special ttention called stock Of shaws cloaks
hosiery gloves. parsos umbrellas, straw goods veil
bargee tissues Grape love wells buge ribbon and
for trimming: baimora hoop skirts black and white
marine skirng: trench and American cOrses; Yankee
notions anin short, everything that well be imagined
in the line of dry goods
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DIR. J.. h. WALKER
MAY DE CONSULTED At THE
yETGFR HOUSE. OTTAWA.

Anil at all other times at his Office in Chicag,
Dec % '66
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.

Hats and caps boots and shoes 10 compete with those w
advertise TO ''sell at cost" p. r' .-...-.f .
Superior quality of mating, floor and table oil cloths
to be found
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RE Y [ E W
OF THE
MA RK EFT S
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
August Is, 1867.

TURPENT1NE.-During the week just ended the
market has ruled quiet but steady for this article,
and prices are the same last quoted. ION
Monday lot of all virgin sold at So S., but since
that day the sales have been at So 45l The ar
rivals for the week have been small, reaching only
1572 bbls., which have been taken mostly by dis
ters at So As for yellow dip, and 81 723 for hard
43 Dbl. of $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. the early part OF the
week just closed there was rather better enquiry
from buyers, which resulted in shade advance
on previous flgures-the sales on Friday being at
535@541 cents. Since then;" however, prices have
auctuated somewhat, ranging from 50 to 533 cents
as to quality of packages. The demand for foreign
shipment having become somewhat checked for
the present, the market for few days past has
ruled quiet but steady, and closes firm at 81 cents
for good packages. The transactions for the week
reached 8, 260 bbls., as follows
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Dosr,S Since the close of our last review there
has been brisk enquiry for the lower grades.a'ld
an advance has been obtained Of 123C025 cents on
common strained. For the finer qualities there
has also been fair enquiry, and sales nave pcen
easily effected at quotations given below: whue
for the medium grades there Is less demand, puy-
ers being unwilling to operate unless at conces-
sion in prices. The arrivals for the week have been
moderate, and in the absence OF any shipping IN
port, the stock is ACCOMPLISHING IN receivers
hands We quote salesz of 1920 bills, at the
following prices So for black; So 123(OS3 70 Tor
strained Common So 25Q1$3 80 for No. z; 70 6z3
@$3 IS for low and $4@$4 IS fer fair to good no.
/: $501$5 so for Pale ; and S6G9S7 5O for " WINDOW
GLASS" as in quality, all u biol. of $50 tbs.-the
market closing at quotations given in table.
TaTAR-Has been in rather better enquiry since
our last and has met with reader sale upon arrl-
val-for the past day or two the price having adj
yanced 5011O cents. The receipts and sales are IA
bbIs as follows 526 bbls. at 81, lis do at 81 %,
and 100 do. at 81 10 ~ Dbl. e,a
in bntchers hands is fully fair and there is only
limited demand, except for PrSn1e quahty, "hlcH
sells at our highest figure; we quote on tnG nooA
1T 7601O cents az b. for net meat, as IN quality
SHEEP are in moderate supply, and SLOW OF sale al
RSTREIs.NThe market is heavily supplied with
empty barrels and there is nothing OF conseI
ouence dong, the sales being confined 10 snlalI
lots from wharf at the following quotations. oe
cond he nd 81 50@$2 IS for lots Is tney run, anu
s905s3 Is for selected new, So 25@s3 80 for coun-
Try and $4S1$4 so each for New York make, as in
quality. - a,o7a5 corts % II
BEEswAx-Is in demand at 5iO3o Genus t. 10.
! CoTToN.-The market has ruled quite firm dur
inc the week, with a fair enquiry from buyers,
hit in the absence of receipts or stock the sales
have been limited to a few small lots at 223e0z3
cents for ordinary, and 25@254 cents for mlddlng.
Com MEALS in fair stock, and sells from the
| mills at 81 50@$1 55 70 bushel.
| EGes-Are in pretty good supply, and sell by
the quantity at 1922 cents 2 dozen desern.ons
| light. hut sufficient for present limited de
@and We quote soh from pastor store ia as s7 f49Ss
! Pstansco do. $40; Kettlewelrs Manipulated
! do, s6o@s7O snowden's Manipulated DC. DO.
SIS; E. f. Goes Superphosphate OF Lame, 500 !;
Ober's Cotton and Corn Compound, 500 Baugh 8
Raw Bone Phosphate, $6O@s65, snowden's Ammo
mated Potash Phosphate, s65 Zeus SuperpnQ9s-
.ehate of Lime, $65 Zell's Raw Bone PhosPhate,
sG5 Rhodes Standard Manure, s65@$7O q Ton
OF 1000 lbs. :, s,u, am
nIied with Northern brands, and prices remain
unchanged Merely retail ap ne sgso
snnarfine ain 95Cas11 for extra superhne, $120
s12 so for family, and $14@sl6 % bbl' tor extra
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Markets.
New YORK, Aug. If 7. Ii.

NEW YORK, Aus. It-O L Ill.
Cotton very frnn-sales OF 400 bales at % cents
Flour-State and Western 1925 cents better for
old new dull and lower State, 81 11(0S7 70 !;
Southern S11 5O@$14 80. Wl1eat--rather more
doing in Southern new amber Southern 81 300
81 80 /; white Georgia 81 40@$2 II. Corn opened
cent better but the advance VAS lost, closing
dull mixed Western 81 10@$1 IL white South
ern 81 o. Oats less active and firm new South
ern 9O@93 cents Pork lower, and closing at s23 ~
Lard dull. Wkiskey, Rice and Sugar Quiet Spirits
Turpentine $4,000 cents. Rosin So S5@So co.
Tallow 11R@115. Wool heavy Texas 24935 cents
Freights quiet.
Stocks heavy. Gold 149s. Five-twer ties, OF 90
coupons, registered 49,.
BALTIMORE, Aug. IA Z. NJ.
Cotton firm and unchanged. Rio Co nee duii
and flat Flour quiet but steady. There Is some
demand for export. Prices are firm "hea'
steady-prime to choice red g 25@s2 3d. inferior
lots 81 IS; prime and choice white 81 81. White
Corn is active and higher-prime 81 10; yelt }" u
170as1 IS. Cats-common to prime 66980; lnfe'
rior sc cents; in bulk 75s cent y bushel. 81 lgai
firm and unchanged. Provisions dull and I'M
changed. Whiskey is nominal and quiet-h ee
50: in bond 50 3O@$2 80.
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DEATH OF WILLIE RAMsEY.-The intelli-
gence of the death of this promising young
man, SO we'll known and so generally a
favorite in this community, has excited
universal regret. AS announced by tele-
gram, on yesterday, he died at Galveston,
Texas, on Saturday morning, of yellow
fever. With that commendable spirit of
energy, of which men are made, several
months since he left this city, and acorking
his passage from New York to Galveston,
determined, with Il true heroism, to carve
out his own fortune in that distant country.
He was doing well, had made many warm
friends, and had the prospect of life of
usefulness and success before him-when,
alas the Spoiler came. Many bright hopes
and fond anticipations are buried with the
gallant boy.-Ral. Sentinel.
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ORITUAR ".

D1ED.-on Tuesday, Avg g. suddenly I5Ta u OF cho j;
Al" late DR.. Augustus @. Evans, of Goldsboro',
N. G.
Thus has fallen young man OF most eGem-
nIsrv life, who, in the words of his companion
Who communicates the intelligence OF his death 10
evident manner, principle, fairness, good breed
ing, and all the qualities that are creditable and
correct" ~ rr;u,
Military School at Charlotte when the war broke
cut de was appointed Lieutenant in Co. i,
10th N c. Regiment in June, 1861, and served
faithfully to the time of the surrender, proving
Gallant in action and faithful in the performance
Of every duty. His loss depriyes his family OF one
to whom they ustfuy looked for sgpPG eps s TO
m inele Their tears with those of the bereaVed.
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From, Washington.

Secretary Stan1on-General Grant Busy
Appointment-Circul from Paymaster
Bryce-HnrmoniOus Cabinet Meeting
The Indian War-Post Offices in the
Southern States, &C.. &c.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Aug. 13-P. M.
Secretary Stanton and wife have gone to Bos-
ton.
Stantons son retains his Clerkship in the War
Department. Gen. Grant is very busy there. But
few visitors are admitted.
John II. Kinkead has been appointed Post
master at Sitka, Walrussa.
Paymaster 3. ". Bryce, has issued a circular
discrediting the reports of payments on fraudulent
discharge papers, and concludes by stating that
the bondsmen are responsible for illegal dlsburse-
ments of Paymasters.
Attorney General Stanberry, at Capon Springs,
is in bad health,
Yesterdays Cabinet meeting was the most har-
monious for months.
To-day's revenue amounts to $486,OOO.
An Ohama dispatch says that the Sioux Indians
are banding together and crossing the Platte fol
battle at Blum Creek Station. General advices
indicate hostilities increasing.
An official notice is given that Oh and after Oc-
tober 1st first order fixed light will be exhlbl-
ted from Assatiague, On Virginia coast, in place
of the fourth order light heretofore exhibited
there. l..
Postoffices are being revived and new ones
opened every day throughout the South.
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SheridaIlisnl,

New ORLEANS, Aug. 14-Noon.
It appears that General Sheridan was wrong III
the premises taken in Special Order No. 10, in
ejecting James Congdon from the possession OF
the Klland Plantation in st. Charles Parish, and
installing Mark Hoyt, on the presumption that
Congdon still remained i'll possession, although a
Court having no jurisdiction had dismissed an in
junction issued by it, restricting action as stated
in the order.
The case is still on the docket for trial at the
next session of the Court, and the Deputy Mar
shall, and not Congdon, was in possession, by or
der of the Court, when elected by Gen. Sheridan.
The u S. Marshal will refer the matter to the At
torney General.
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RANK NOTES
MARRIED..

Tn Tarboro'. on the 7th inst, by Rev. P. H. Dali
ton. Mr. ROBERT II. FENDER to Miss MARTHA
E. HANKS.
In Tarboro, on the 9th inst, at the residence
If Mr. Cen. Fender, by the Rev. J. b. Cheshire,
Mr.. WIN. S. MALLORY to Miss NJ. PAMELA,
daughter Of Hon. A. H. Shepherd of Salem, North
Carolina.
On the !st inst, at the residence OF the brides
father, by Kenneth Thigpen, Esq, Mr.; JOhIt n.
SAVAGE to Miss SALLIE A. DOWNING, both
of Edgecombe
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EXPORTS

EXPORTS
From lie Port Of Wilmington, ". c., for the 1oeeE
ending AuJuSt Is, 1867.
COASTWISE.
New York., ASS bbls. spirits turpentine 100
do. crude turpentine ,631 do. rosin; 1887 do tar
so do. pitch 6 bales cotton IA do. sheeting q
bushels pea nuts /; 10 tons old iron 10 pigs wax;
SO pkgs. mdze.
BosToN-459 bbls. spirits turpentine ;2,C2G do.
rosin 494 do. crude turpentino; III cords wood.
BALTIMoRE-246 bbls, spirits turpentine; 219 do.
rosin 200 do. tar; % bales cotton 128, 760 feet
lumber A pkgs. mdze.
FOREIGN.
LIvERPooL-2413 bbls. spirits turpentine l..
BOG do, crude turpentine 723 do. rosin.
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An English lady at the Court Of Vienna,

An English lady at the Court OF Vienna,
with whom an Imperial Highness" danced
three times on the same evening, battered
by his attention, frankly expressed her
qualification at the compliments: 81 did
not intend it as compliments, was the
answer. "Then," said the lady, your
Highness must be fond of dancing.
detest dancing was the unsatisfactory re-
Spouse. "What then, may be your motive
for dancing 2" MADAME, my medical at
tendant advises me to perspire.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Instructions to General sIcAIes Concerning
the Federal Courts in North Carolina
General Sheridan complains Of General

Instructions to General SIcAIes Concerning
the Federal Courts in North CaroIina-
General Sheridan complains Of General
IsOussCau's want of Civility.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. 14-Noon.
The President, through General Grant, has is
strlcted General Sickles that no order can be
issued by the latter conflicting with the Federal
Courts This revokes order No. 10, interfering
with cases recently adjudicated by Judge Chase
in North Caroiina.
General Sheridan wrote to General Grant, COM
planning that Gen. Rousseau's general demeanor
toward him was not such as the commanding Off
Ger Of the district had right to expect.
CABLE SUMMARY.
The Federal steamers Hartford and Wyoming
fought the Chinese pirates, on the Island Of Gu
nosa, who refused to surrender the murderers of
the crew Of the American bark Reverse. After
Smelling the shore, several boat-loads effected a
landing, and ti7e-hours sharp fight ensued-
fifteen officers and men were sun-stroke. Lieut..
Mckenzie was fatally wounded. The fighting
party withdrew and the bombardment continued
until The natives disappeared, when the vessel
loft the scene.-
The Chinese refuse to receive the dollars coined
by Maximiian.
Garibadi is at Vienna renewing preparations
for movement on Rome.
It is rumored that Omar Pasha, commanding
in Gambia, has resigned
Captain Meriarly has been sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment.
Negotiations between Denmark and Prussia are
progressing amicably.
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disobey your orders Your order qualities
jurors those who have been assessed and who
shall al, have paid taxes for tho current year.
Inc words g current veal" have been construed
as the present fiscal year. ending the 30th day of
September next
Our Revenue Act, Section "A, Page 70, requires
that the tax lists are to be placed in the Col
lectors hands on or before the list day of July
The machinery Of cur Revenue law makes it i'm
possible that the Clerks can have the tax lists
ready Tor delivery much before the 1st of july
Sher1tS usually begin to coicct about the goth of
July, and are allowed until October list TO COM
plete the collection and make their returns. The
county courts cannot know Who have paid taxes
this year, until the elerffs shall have made their
returns at the first term Of our County Courts,
occurring after the LIST of October. l have no
doubt all the County Courts will comply with vour
order. The Fall circuit of our Supreme Court is
just commencing 1t is beiived that in many, and
probably in all the counties the jury lists will not
have been revised.
Two Of our Judges now in my Office, on their
way to their Circuits, report to that they have
just consulted Col Bomford, and that he con-
strues your order fOrbddng them to try anv
suit before Jury not drawn conformably to your
order No 30, if it BE- true think it is, that the
County. Courts have construed your order as
Courts will be held the fall circuit very many
OF the counties. If you can suggest any mode
OF avoiding this calamity by telegram I will COM
(Signed) JONATHAN WORTH,
Governor Of North Carolina.
HEADQUARTERS, CHARLESTON, s. c., Aug. 10, 81.
HIS Ercele1scy, Jonathan WORTH
GOUernOr of North Carolina
The circumstances set forth in the telegram of
your Excelency, show that it has been impracti-
cable to revise tho jury lists in compliance with
General Order No. 80, in time for the pre-
sent term of the Courts, Paragraph of General
Order No. 81, Is therefore suspended in its appl-
cation to the present term Of the Superior and
County Courts for North Carolina, and the jurors
for said term may be impannelied as heretofore
provided by law.
The publication of your Excecncy's telegram
and this reply is authorized for the information
and guidance of ali concerned. 81.
by command of Major General D. e. SICKIEs.
(Signed) j. W. CLOUs,
Capt & A. 4. 4. g.