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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-01

Headquarters Military Command of N. Carolina.
RALEIGH, North CAROLINA April 18th, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 90 (.
The following General Order is republshed for
the information of all concerned in this Com
mand: &.
HEADQUARTERS, SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
North Carolina and South Carolina. \
CHARLESTON, s. c., April LIST, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 5.
When an election for District, County, NUM-.
cipal or Town Officers is required to take place.
in accordance with the provisions of the local
law, within the limits of any post in this COM
mand, Commanding Officers will promptly re-
port to these Headquarters the time and place OF
such election and the designation of the offices
to be filled. -
If the present incumbents be ineligible to hold
office, any objection exist, arising out of theii
misconduct in office, to the continuance Of their
functions. the facts will be reported by the Post
Commander, with his suggestions, having in view
the interests Of the service and the welfare Of the
locality Immediately concerned.
By Command of
MAJoR-GENERAL D. E. SIcKLEs:
j. w. CLOUS,
Capt. 3sth U. s. Inf, A. D. c., and A. A. A. q.
BY Command of
COLONEL j. V. BoMFoRD:
D. T. WELLS,
1st Lieut. 8th u 8. Inf,
15-u. and Bvt. Major U. s. A., A. A G. =.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-25
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THURsDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1867.
LITTLE FAT AND THE PARsON.

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He stands at the door Of the church pecpins in, M
No Troublesome bcadle is near him .'iH
Tho preacher Is talking Of sinncrs and sin, %
And Little Put tremblcs to hear him
A poor little fellow alone and forlorn, ~
Who never knew parent or duty -a.... ."
His head is uncov ,red his jacket is torn, Ia a.la
And hunger has withcrcu his beauty. N0
The white headed gentleman shut in the box
:, Seems growing more nnGry each minute. as
He doubles his fist and the cushion he knocks, @r
As il anxions TO know what was III it. aaI-
he scolds ut tho people who sit in tho pcws- 3e !.
Pat takes them for kings aud princesscs.
with his little bare feet, hc delights in their shoes q
IN his rags, he feels proud OF their lresscsD
The Parson exlorts them to think of thor need
To turn from tho worlds dissipation =, 4,.'. ".
The naked to clio he and the hungry TO feed
Pat listens with strong app Sobaton
And when the old clergyman walks down the nis1e
Put runs to meet him right gladly =
"shure, give me my dinner;,, says he with SMILE
'And atacket-Iwnn them quite badlyl''
The kings and the princesses indignantly stare.
The beadle gets word Of the danger, 5..3T - . Il
ana shaking his silver-tpped stick in the air. s4s
1 LOOKS Knives at the poor little stranger = 4, =.
But Pats not afraid, he is sparkling with ioy III. ss
And cries--who SO willing to try it?-
- - Youu give me my dinner-I'm such poor boy:
u Yon SAID so-now don't you deny itl' s'y @ X
/ The Pompous old bcadle mny grumble and glare "
And growl about robbers and arson ir
But tho boy who faith in the sermon stands ter.
AND SMILES at the white hcaded Parson
The Kings and prdncesses may wonder and frown
"A. ana a. whisper s @ Ne wants better teaching
On tie boy who has faith in his preaching. n.
He takes him away without question or blame 8, ~
As eager Us Patsy to press on, ..gl' -s s.Ua
For ne hnls good dinner (and Pat thinks the same
sls the morAl:that lies in the lesson. .4t ~ -
And after long years when Pat dsomcly dressed
smart footman-is asked to determine eEat g
Ofau earthly things what's the thing hs likes best
He says'.och, sure the masters ould sermin ~
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AN ISc1DEST WITH PRErTr sMoRA1.--A scar
wc;1 cx-rebel soldier who drove q team to q lum-
bcr wagon, heavily loaded, last Thursday k.a .a:c
misfortune to get one Of the wheels in deep gull
10y on one OF Ito back streets in town, which
brought him TO stand. In vain he struggled,
solitary and alone, to surmount the difficulty; nor
did any one of the numerous passers-by offer him
helping hand. Finally Federal offcor "a Cap
tain OF the United States army, whose name wo
woald publish if we knew iti came along, and
pcrcciving the wagoncrs trouble, kindly proiIcred
his assistance, and going some distance to hunt q
piece Of timber with which to prize out the wheel,
he shouldoreda pole twenty feet long, and almost
load for two men, which ho carried to the wagon.
and, putting it under the axlo, priced tho wheel
with many thanks, but tho officer modestly told
him his services would be amply repaid il he (thc
waSoner) would help the first mun he met with in
o Slnilar tiX.-UdllriIlc Times t@e. Iq.a-
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North Carolina Ite,n, 3, !. ;.

.DEA1H OF JUDGE SAuNDERs.-We regret to learn
from the Raleigh 'entinel that this dstingui she'd
jnrast sn esteemed gentleman and true patriot is
noon Of Tuesday, the 21st instant, at the ripe age
Of 76 years: Wilmington Dispatch. ;g siDs:
TIE. .CoIoRED MEErMa.- large concourse 2of
the colored citizens of Wake assembled on the
Capitol Square to-day, }, at Ii. ciock pursuance
OF notice. heretofore given. Wewere gratiied to
zee AZ large. g nuneber in attendance, notwith-
standing the extraordinary efforts that were made
to prevent "a good attendance. 1--WE have rarely
seen nsfhe city Of Raleigh, 50 quiet, orderly md
extended notice of the meeting to- day., or Of the
speeches Of Gov. Worth. and Messrs. Battle and
Gaies-all OF which Were received with decided
favor and exhibitions Of approval 1--WE engaged,
for the OCCASION the services of competent stem
ographes, and will be able tomorrow to presenta
fu1 abstract of the speeches on the occasion. 9,
I :, q we may simply say. or to-day, that we trust
that this movement is but the beginning-an
thatour cologed people Will be frequently address
ed:by leading cidZens at every point IN the
State. Ma :@ x 50 ;; :s$.i'S.
Before Gov. Worth closed hi. remarks We we're
compelled to leave. We learn that, when the Gov
sl9aed sJanpesHss harris; ;JamesIF. Taylor,
and AnfesJ01ss: were called up;s alb ofsWhom ad-
the gl1s@=R1letgN Sentinel. is,Ssa
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fsssReconstruction IN tho. South.
- -. 49, = ~.

a letter, which.w We have just received from con
servalye source in Atlanta, Georgia, states that
the writer has found from all that he has seen
and heard, that there Is much less difficulty a, to
reconstruction than had been expected. General
Pope has9expressed himself gratifed by his re-
cepdon, and thinks there will be no serious Diff
Guilty IN Georgia and Ala oama in the execution OF
the reconstruction measures. ~ sslsS ssss 3
Letters received here from citizens of South Ca
roina also state that reorg ganzationt under the
Acts OF Congress will be carried out by common
consent; and in the full hope OF beneficial results
From Virginia we hear that reconstruction IS gen
eraly acquiesced in n ;ae;-t "A -
either: ii The CaIsinas oz IL
V1rglnia, according to these statements, ot sus-
pending proposed State cooperation in the work
Of ganizaton, in the expectation of decision
BY the United States Supreme Court in favor OF the
injunction applied for. iH sTr1-l
1s further, it is to be noticed that the political
question involved is intimately connected with
pressing and practical questions. No longer can
restoration be deferred without prolonged and az
grayatod injury to the material interests Of the
South. 1t mas become question oF bread leans
OF subsistence, 90 say nothing of revived prosperi-
~, can be secured only by cooperation Of labor
with capital The whites have the Land without
labor. The blacks have the labor without the
land The expection of q current of inni eration
from Europe and the Southern States has not been
verified, aud will not be until after political resto-
ratlon.-lVGtSondt iateHi9ence7;. y
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Cut Meats arc quiet ana hesvy Sales go pigs at
9lsc for; Shoulders, ind 12a13> >:.c TOR Hams.
Bacon II QUOT 3aS C,,.
Ssrlanc Cut; II Short Ribbed and la4c FOR
Lard Is lirncr Sales 1860 bbls at for new
Butter is quiet and steady.isl 1SF 55S'- 2,
Cheese is dull and unchanged. 49
Wn1sKEY-1s quiet and unchanged. SG7
PETRoLEUMIs quiet ut 15c for Crude and &c for Re-
fue< In bo d. i% - n. 'I157'T57"S-
TALIow-Is firm. Sales 1Ol 900 lbs at II ,6ulIssc
FREIoHTs-To Liverpool 1G. 800 busbc els Corn ut Al;
900 bales Cotton at 1td To London, bbls osu OF,
private terms. To Bremen. 100 hhd. Tobacco o5s.
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AN ACT ron THE pErrEn pRorEcrlos or sEAMEN Asp
IMMoiASTs IN THE roHr AND nIuspoR OF CHARLES
l. BE it enact 1y Tie Senate and House Of Representa-
autho,y @ the sane That it shall be lawful for any
person, except pilot public ofccr. board or at
Charleston before suci, vessel Shalt huve been made M
to the wharf, without first obtannGi from the
ter or person having charge Of such vessel from her
IT, 1t shall not be lawful for any owner agent master
being tho port CnarlcsIon 10 permt or authorize
aay sailors hotel or boarding house kcepcr licensed
poyeo uny sailor or immigrants hotel Or boarding @
house, board attempt I" board, nny vessel arriving
before kucn vessel shall have been wharf
anchored, with intent to invite, ask solicit tho
III. It nos bo lawful Ior any sailors or im,ni-
grants hotel boarding house keeper, the employee
keeper having boarded any vessel ade fast to wharf
III tho port OF Charleston 70 neglect or refuse to leave
mast er or person hnying charge Of such vessel. A
". 1t shall not be lawful any person Keep.
ots r,vise, any sailors or hlnnranes boarding housc,
Eaors hotel in tho city OF Charleston
" Ishn not be lawful for person, not having the
license this Act provided or not being the regular
censc invite ask or solicit in tho city or harbor ct
Charleston the boarding or lodging OF any OF the
the said city OF Charleston. hy-.y =%.. I'll -.t0
VI The City Council shall take The application Of any
grants boarding house. sailors immigrants hotel
IN the city Charleston, mud upon satisfactory eyiden,e
10 them of the responsibility und competency Of
plcan and OF the sitbleucss of his
shall issue to him license, which shall good one
year, unless sooner revoked by said City Council
keep saors or immigrants boarding house city
Of Charleston, and to invite and solicit boarcrs
same.
VII The City Council may, upon satisfactory evidence
Of the disortlcry character o< sailors
hotel or boarding house. licensed hereinbetore pro
Tded or of the keepcr proprietor OF such house,
OF force fraud deceit misrepresentation, in
vitng soliciting boarders dodgers for ouch house,
tho part of such keeper proprietor, any his
agents. runners or employees or OF any nttempE to
suao or entcc my OF the crew to desert vessel
in tho hnrbor Of Charleston ny such keeper propre
tor or any OF his agents. runners employees, revoke
the uconse for Keeping such house. t e., @j, EE
WILL Every person receiving tho license heronbeforc
nfnr he
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BESg1lE 10 IEANT ,CoRH. ,,Efes al our farmers
tahsYaIpprsasedwit hthe.importancesofs.pla plant
sNotwith funding the great soarcity R provisions
threatening famine IN many places, and greatly
embarrassing farming operations everywhere, We
4earG that most farmers. are giving; too much
Trominence to cotton. The high price ct the last
crop has run them crazy. They do not reflect that
it Was high becauseof itescarcty Let there be
prices /. -s.f \ -
i the coming summer shall prove to be as dry
ess Egee the Last we fear that large nE.1nhera Of
farmers viii be again buyers Of breadstuffs as well
As bacon. Do plant more corn. Il is now time
enough to do it; and don't plant; on lands 50
Thoroughly exhausted as to leave no reasonable
srgpspectOe Q good crop. Be sure OF an abundance
corn and a1ter that raise as mn b cotton as YOU
Southern Wnsciss1snn. is N sE!S $3.50 d
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RoBBEnY.-We learn that tho railroad depot was
rined q tow nights ago Of several packages 1t is
supposed that tie party who effected the coup de
evening, as no traces o. force wero found; If tho
gentleman concerned III the affair will send our
carpstbag to our domicil, he muy keep what he
fednd init, and we'n say nothing more about it,
providing he doesn't 20 to Dragging too much Of
his skill.-Orangebnrg Tunes. -;t.s"5-sF
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i.- The Charleston Cotton Market. l
...t; OFFICE OF THE.CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening, April n, 1867.
Sellers are placing but little Cotton the market but
prices have declining tendency under tho depressing
nows from abroad Sales only 81 bales, say4 at 81
and so ut %. vs. quote !. ,,is 551 .s5g VII, 81
Low Arddling. .2lh@22 AZ
i, M1d1ing. ng......................... d..
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SHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW
~ Shc restores to happiness those who; dolefr
cvcnt Crosses in love- loss
friends loss OF money, &C.. have become dcspondent
She brings together those long separated gives
ton concerning absent friends lovers
stolen property, tells you the business you best
qualified to pursue and in what will be
l causes speedy marriages, and tells you the very day
you VIII marry gives the names, likeness and char
acsrishcs OF the person. She reus your very thoughts
and by her Utmost supernatural powers unvails tho dark
ana hidden mysteries Of the future From the slars
81 sl the hrnamen-rho maiefc stars overcome or
dominate in the confguraton-irum the aspects and
positions OF the planets anl the fixed stars the heavens
at the time OF brth she dcduccs tho future destiny OF
man Fail not to consult the greatest Astrologist
carth 1t costs you but trc and you may again
have so favorable opportunity Consultation fcc with
hkeness and al desired information, 81 Purtes living
ot distance consult the Madame by mail with eoua
safety and satisfaction to themselves, in person
fuu and explicit chart written out with nl inquiries
swered and likeness enclosed scnt by mail receipt
price nbovo mentioned. The strictest sccresy viii be
maintained and al correspondence returned destroy
ed References OF the highest order turnshc, those de-
slring them. Writo plainly the day tho month and
hair. w - =
Address, MADAME r. A. pERRIGO
"a. y P. Q. DRAWER 293, BUFFALO N Y.
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Sit54- !CHARLESTON, So, April IL, 1857. t
THE FOLLOWING 70 ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
NH, is'F N iscifi:5S h g. b.. .sIGWALn, A. IF
Captain of Police
BE 1t Ordained That from and after first day
January next every person kepinga shop or store. or
sSo m 1at ,d N Inc ne "a cry o,
cnous place, at his her business stand stand.,
given surname, and, in partnership
tho given name Ind ktra1nS Of each member the rn
and every person 50 OFFENDING; making default herein
shall forfeit aud pay to the Oily penalty fifty dollars
1or each ind evcry offence detnult and in addition
month during which the psovions Of this ordnaaese
a13 sna re.an not complied With; opsded eo'eere,
Ratified December :, 1851. ais In
Extract Ion. Oraiaaace Ratifed November ooab 1906
SEC 5. No cloth shall be put up in such man
a bo erected otherwise sa t:een emf feet IT. tro tie %
Iacs oi the ground foot lrve1eIs : .
day while any such awning or signboatd, liked OF form
60 otnerWase than US herein directed sa 80 rarain
SEC s. No person persons whosoever shan for tho
pnsIose@ot @ eEppsns any goods commodities e other
goods commodities or other acies whatsoeves or any
table, bench stau.board, box other appendase, in
e y naSer pen
Twenty Dollars for each md every such offence
se sss ds
That Yendue Masters shall s permitted expose
sell Mt public auction, but take up more than
the front OF their storoa mud to the
distance OF sdx feet beyond the same.ss -s;i
SEC G. No person Or PERSONS whososyer shan suffer
my TIRE wood, GOALS goods wares, merchandise, car
rages of description any other matter thing
to him her, or them belonging conKgned, to lay
stand for longer than 1our hours In any street.
lane alley, public thornughfar within the City,
der penalty or Two Loors with for every hour
that such article thing ahau 80 Hy stund be-
yond the above mentioned time czcepting materials for
building In regard to which the following regulate
shall be observed namely When or Persons
upon ,, any street, lane alley, or open court
within the city, he, she, they Z shan make
for the much Of the street
or public way as shall not exceed the frSnt Of the
lot on which such buiding is to be erected extend
more than six feet into the street. which space
son or shall forthwith enclose with sufficient
feuce oteast feet high In order deposit the
same the Requisite materials building reparing
and such fence together With the remaining he
she or they shall remove be finished
or whenever the Mayor shall require it, pain
letting Two Dollars for every hour that such such
materials shall afterwnrd rernan unre1noved: on
pain also of having the same removed at his her.
their expense, by the City authorities.
April IS ,:sSgss39 Il, at+;s 1e
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.AfWord 70 Fnrnoe,..r.,ss;-. =

As it is our, privilege TO advise, wo must have
word or two with our planting friends. We recog-
nize in them the wealtho Of the State the financial
power and prosperity Of the State and such being
the TACT, it. behooycs in modest sort of q way
to havea word with them about their business'
their interest, and the general prosperity of tho
True wealth is not in what we make, but what
we save; like reading, not in what we have read,
put what we rememDor4not in what we eat, but
4 IN what We digest. So with the prosperity OF any
people; it is the internal wealth, or domestic
wealth that 1s felt throngh every fibre and nerve
ofouri social system. a community Of interests
IS true economy and prosperity. l5.sS
;2 AS It Is to-day, what do we see? What money
oar planting friends got for their cotton is fast
but transitory-but borrowed We NAV so 'ex-
press for the Northw.st say it il theirs
and nd rsa snrs fen9ngh it by sending corn
raised it hadwa studied .pohtical economy as we
should have done. !. What We have to say to our
planning friends Is TINS; Plant enough COZ for your
few bushels to your city, town and village neigh
pors, who make their living by their professions
TOR cotton IS sure money at al times, but do not
forget the cornteld, pcas pDtatoes and especinlly
your hogs r you do not OF cAnnot sell provi-
sions,; do not come into the marketTto buy, and
Shereby enhance tho price Of such articles to the
hurt OF those who i've not by farming But where
you can sell yon do good IN two ways. First, your
State. Secondly, you put in your pocket money
that woul have gone out of the State ii you had
not have had what was wanted. You are thus en-
abled to improve your lands, to invest money in
stocks, ii: desirable. t-.}7 t rs s, Ig3s$1
yaWe must live within ourselves help each other;
keep our money circulating at nome among our.
Selves; build up our: homes and towns; invest iu
onght,to be done, II you will onyfbe something
more than mere cotton planters. But when the
country is depleted Of its wealth for the necesaa
res of Life that could have been had ct home it is
preneditated murder OF our own financial hapr i
ness and prosperity.
Let this year proclaim the fact, that all Of our
cotton must play second fiddle to the corn CRIB
and hogSpen. - When such is the case, the day Of
our prosperity as people, is dawning, and if con-
unambaEassed md true wealth. Cotton is good
thing il its place, put not when, cultivated at the
expense ofnl our proyisions-remem that truth
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COMMERCIAL.
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Imports.

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SALT s5 tcrccs nnd l5 bbls Bottled Beer IS terces
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to Risley & Creighton. nt' -Ea +fi
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-25
ConsiE noes per South Carolina Sailron,t
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81 bales Cotton, - bales Domestics, so bbls Rosn 10
bbs Spirits Turpentine, Old Iron cars Lumber
70 bugs Peas, and Sundries. Visansli A Trtlm
bo, " smith, Il Il Agent J. + Adger 4 Go. & W vii
lnns l. Co, + II Trenholm, Willis 4 Clisom Gibbes &
CO, W Courtney II Co. Thurston Il Holiness Utscy 4
Kenyon, Robinson i Co. Il 5 Miiar, g T. Prchctt III
Goldsmith n Sen, Roper .Soncy, W Williams j
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