The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-28
- RALEIGH n. O, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST s2. 1867
Registratiou in North-Carolina.

Registration in North Carolina.
We have no further reports from. Wake
County, but learn that the work Of registra-
ton is going on finely with prospect of
between three and four thousand voters.
At Haywood, Chatham, LIS colored and
102 whites have heen registered.
A friend wriing from Wilkesborough,
says: -
Registration commenced yesterday. In
one district {Mulberry) 14i whites and 2 col
ored were registered. To-day will complete
the district, which will then number about
100 whites and B colored !, all of whom, ex-
cept about ten, will vote the Radical ticket.
From every Indication the Republicans will
be in majority of at least !, 200 in Wilkes"
& Good for Wilkes ~
We clip the following from the Whining
ton Post
REGISTRATION. IN RoBEsoN CoUNTY.-The
Board of Registers met in Lumberton on
Thursday last, and organized by clecting E.
K. Proctor, President. The total number of
persons registered, up to Saturday night was
453, of which number 218 were, white and
2S5 colored.
At St. Paul, D. G. McNeill was elected
President of the Beard, with the following
result: White 81, blacks 65-total 162.
REGISTRATION IN BLADEN CouNTY.-The
Registers in this County commenced their
duties at Elizabeth Town and at French's
Creek on Thursday last. Capt A. W. Fish
er, of Bladenboro,' was chosen President of
the Board at Elizabeth Town The Board
sat until Saturday and registered 800 color
ed and 65 white-total 425. The Board at
French's Creek sat until Friday night, James
Cashwell having been elected President, and
registered one hundred and two, majority
of whom were whites. Everything passed
off in the most orderly and quiet manner,
: Col. John A. Richardson. of Elisabeth Town,
and John Martin (coloreD acted as challen-
gers at Elisabeth Town.
SMrrHyLLE.-The Registration in this
place passed off quietly, and resulted as fol-
lows: Whites, 14O; colored, 120-Total $50.
COLUMBUS CoUNTY.-At Fair Bluff but
little was done. The cclored people were
under the impression that they had to pay
tax before registering and kept awaw. Mr..
!
AIasson of this city. held meeting there
there will be a fuII register = - :"
/ At Sandy Plains registering commenced
yesterday: 3 ~
i.H Az Mni'eTt,ie, M , !aere were registered lS1
C..nn g.. NJ
second nrec;nct closed ito session at Mora.
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whites and sixty four blacks registered.
A friend writing from Lumberton saws:
4 MANY of the colored people did not
know when the registration would take
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We learn from MIR. Joseph that the whole
number registered at Rolesviile, Wake
County, is s64-179 whites and 1856 colored