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It is suggestive fact that many even of
the country papers throughout the North
are beginning to advocate the repeal of the
cotton tax. When the current of public
opinion drifts so strongly that newspapers
representing no great manufacturing inter
ests feel its influence, it is not difficult to
predict the speedy result -Forneys Press.
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oaiciaI vote of Georgia.

..1,s5. "a ATLANTA, Nov. 16, P. M.
The official vote of Georgia is declared
Total number of registered voters 1S8,647.
Vote cast 106,410. For Convention 102,-
2S3; against Convention 4,127. Number of
whites voting for Convention about 81, 500.
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The entire number of clerks, messengers,
and laborers employed in the Treasury De
partment and the various bureaus thereof, in
Washington, is 2,541.
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1t is said that Chinese rebellion left a
tract of $4,000 square miles without an in
habitant. 4
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Sept. IA. 1867.
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Alabama Reconstruction Convention.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 16, P. NJ
Aresolution was adopted, by vote of 81
to 53, instructing the proper Committee to
change the names of all new counties, crea-
ted at the last session of the Legislature,
that were named g in glori6cation of the re-
bellion" or after those who participated
in it. ~ -tt --tit i2 -'4iH 80
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE OF HIS APP.
.l4sss tsi POINTMENT. n
isi-e ft,e (IN BANKRUPrCY. y

DISTRICT Court OF THE
q UNITED STATES, In Bankruptcy.
For the District of Pamlico. ffei
A RALEIGH, N. c., THE 18TH DAY OF
n November, A. D., 1867. es.l..
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF Ills ap.
pointment as Assignee of l.. e. Heartt, of
Raleigh, in the County of Wake and State OF
North Carolina, within said District, who has
been adiudged Bankrupt upon his own petition
by the District Court of said District
7lssfs C. L. HARRI, Assigaee, DC.
November 10, 1867. a.ilss i. 1G-oawsw. (
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TAKE NOTICE.

p ~ TAKE NOTICEy
DISTRICT CoURr OF THE
UNITED STATES, h" T., p.,,tr,,,t.v
For the Albemarle District - -r'S''
of North Carolina
THAT THE SECOND MEETING OF THE
Il creditors Of A s. JORDAN, Bankrupt, will be
held, in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, on the
first Monday in December next, before G. G.
~, -4' i. q. ALBERTsON. Assignss.
November 16, 1867. 100-twlt&w2tpd.
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Notices Of Assignee.
Notice BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP-
POINTMENT.-(IN BANKRUPTcY.)

DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES In Bankruptcy.
For the District of Pamlico.
A. RALEIGH, N c., THE 18TH DAY OF
n November, A. D., 1867.
The Undersigned hereby gives notice of bis ap-
pOintment as Assignee of Mrs. Elizabeth c
Fancy, of Chapel Hill, in the County of Orange,
and State of North Carolina, within said District,
who has been sdjudged Bankrupt upon her
own Petition by the District Court of said Dis
C. L. HARRIS, Assignse. DC.
November 10, 1867. li ~ 101-Oaw3w.
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NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS APP.
.gsi POINTMENT.-(lN BANKRUPTcY.)
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
81; UNITED STATES IA. In Bankruptcy.
For the District of Pamlico.
A RALEIGH, N. c., THE 18TH DAY OF
IA November, A. D., 1867. sg,.4s, 1tg,fs..F
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pointment as Assignee OF John b. Watson, Of
Chapel Hill, in the County Orange, and State of
Nortn-C Carolina, within said District, who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own Petition
by the District Court Of said District.
C. L. HARRIS. Assignee, DC
November 10, 1867. 10l-oaw3w.
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ALLcocK,s POROUS pLAsrIE,lRBs.

i5t Allentown, Penn, April 4, 1865.
Messrs. T. ALLcocK & Co.: tGi 81
Dear Si,s My daughter used one Of your Po-
rous Plnsters. She had a very pain in her side,
and it cured her in one week. ftFa..4 arg
Yours truly, l5 asy -
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We refer to the uefi Hara
Forty Thousand Druggists
we sell our Plasters, as to their. high sterling
character. gr gs. .GtfiE
ALLCOCK's & CO., AgcncV, Brandreth House,
New York rs. 1elt ID
Sold by all Druggists. sa,. ,,ss.lrt'f
Nov. s, 1857. 96-tw&w1m.
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OFFICE OF THE LocKvrLLE MINING
ID, AND MANUFACTURING Co.,
RALEIGH, N. c., October, 10, 1867.

RALEIGH, N. o., Ocl0Uer, ~, IoOI. ] 7
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS, OF
n this Company will be held in this city at
the office of the Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad Com
pany, on Wednesday, October 30th, at 9 A. M.
A full attendance is requested, in person or by
prexy, as business of importance will be under
consideration.
p I,( WIN. II. WILLARD,
~: President.
Oct 49, 1867. .el ~ .fr Hs 41-w3t.
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP.
III POINTMENT.-(INB ANKRUPToY.)

DISTRICT COURT OF TIE a
UNITED STATES In Bankruptcy.
For the District of Pamlico. sens.
A T RALEIGH, N. c., THE 18TH DAY OF
n November, "A. !, 1857.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap.
pointment as Assignee of NJ. R. Sugg, of Chapel
Hill, in the Countyiiof Orange, and State OF
North Carolina, within said District, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own Petition
by the District Court OF said District
70 hts3sii-C L. HARRIS, assignee, dc.
November 10, 1857. 101 --oaw3w.
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WIN. 4. BURLINGTON,

COmmISSlOR 6mU ShKpPAHS AcACHUAss
WILMINGTON, N. c.,
Solicits consignments of Cotton, Naval
Stores, Timber, Lumber, Bacon, Flour,
Grain, &c.
My ware houee being convenient to the w. &
W. K. R. Depot enables me to make charges ligh
Oct. O. 1867. ~ 40-w I
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The Markets,

sH NEW YORK, Nov. 16.
Flour and wheat unchanged.
Cotton lower, Sales of 1,10O bales at ia
OILS. g,t..s. h, .,....4,st- a
Pork steady $21. i.
Gold 1881.
.-a'' WILMINGTON, Nov. 16.
Spirits Turpentine quiet, SOC. .
Rosin steady, $2,5 for common.
Cotton declined, 15i@15a.
Tar firm, 1926.
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Married:

In marlborough, on the 18th of November,
by Rev. E W. Thompson, Mr.. j. O. H. NUTTALL
of Concord, and Miss EMMA T. HORTON of
Wadesborough flrq
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THE NATIONAL FREEMAsoN,
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rs THE LEADING MASONIC PAPER OF
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VALUABLE COPPER NINE FOR SALE!

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Oct. 16, 1867.
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Washington, ID. c.

CLERICAL ASrcporE. The Rev. Samuel
Ciawsou, u Methodist preacher OF eccentric
manners, sometimes called the "wilh man,
was very popular in Western Virginia some
twenty years ago. lie was cross eyed and
wiry made. and very dark skinned for a
white man. AT times he was surprisingly
eloquent, always eScit'ble, and occasionally
eAtrayagant lie once accompanied a
brother minister. Rev. Mr.. r., a prominent
pastor, in wish to colored church. Dir.
u. gave the colorcd preacher the hint. pnd,
ofcoursc. Cl,wson was invited to preach.
lie did 80, AMI during tie sermon SET the
inpl,lsivc Africans TO shouting all over the
house. This, in turn, set Clawson to eS.
travagant words and actions, and he leapctl
out OF the pulpit like deer. aud began to
take the hands Of the colorcd brethren and
mix in quite happily. He wept for joy.
Then, pressing through the crowd, no found
Brother T.; and sitting down bcsibe him,
he tI,ww his arm around bis neck. snd,
with tears streaming down his cheeks, he
said: "Brother r., almost wish had been
horn Niger. These folks hnve moce re
liSion than we have" swell. WE'LL said
brother r., You come 30 near il that yo,,
needn't cry about IT,"
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BURIED ALIVE.

The following is from the Boston Tran
script . .r-..- r,ay
We occasionally see an item in regar'l TO
the dreadful consequences Of hasly burials,
in which the scene Is located in Europe, or
some place so distan, that no one can in
quirc into the facts As the following Is an
authentic case OF the kind, and the facts ca
silly verified, perhaps il may be worth pub
licaiion in the Transcript. A gentleman OF
New Albany, Floyd county, lndiana, re.
spectacle AMI perfectly credible man, now
n clerk in the Pension Bureau. Washing
ton, was formerly soldier in Co. F, 59,h
Indiana Volunteers. In 1862, he was sta
toned ut St. Louis. While stationed there
he was taken down with small pos, and mp.
parcntly died was plased in a coffin and
Immediately cntombcd. As the soldiers
tomb was rapidly filled, FIVE other coffins
were soon piled on his. lie lay there two
and a half days, when no became some
what conscious, and his fr.t feeling was,se
sufIocatins sensation. Ills scrcan!s< alarm
cd the German sentinel suSple.hg the ,emb
Who, frightened. nn.-,sfoppinr his gun
which was discharged. The report arous
ell MIR. NJ. sM more to sense of his con
d''io9 md awful situation. lie redouble,
]nH screams. bringing rush Of soldiers tc
tho tomb, who soon got him out and re-
lieycd BIN from his terrible confinemsnt
lie is confident he should have snflocate,l
in fifteen minutes. lie says that, though
never conscious Of his dreadful situniion,
his mind was always active. AMI his sensa
tons unspeakahly notwithstanding to
ioar through scenes Of surprising beauty
amid strains Of delicious music, "shch (to
use his own wortis) a, he has never heard
since" For obvious reasons, he does not
wish his name tn be published, hut your
correspondent will vouch for his charac'
ter. n.
Washington, ID. c.
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lmportani N the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW eontinses to Be consulted at his Of
asr Nos, and . Endieott street, Boston, on all
dtseasesef PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
s"s. Dr. bo~ ~ no. The r, n% lion N
Ing the unfortunate With remedies that have usvsy
fAiled 70 cure the nost alArmlsg essss 81 0ssee.
.Aes and sysA,iss Bsnesth bis Isatmsnt, ell the
OF. SerofulA. 0oporrh9A, Ulcers. Pain OF distress
10 the regions Of proereation. Inflammation OF the
Biaddersnd kidneys, Hydroeeie, Absess.es. M.
mors, Prightful Sssllings, and the long train Of
horrible syn ptons attending this class Of diseass,
Are made To- become - harmless - the siuplssS
siinYs OF child. Particular attention given 10
the sreatusst II SEMINAL WEAKNESS mall ts
inrms and stssea Patients aho uish 10 rsuain 10
der DR.. bows treatment . fsw days or weeks will
BE- furnished With pleasant rooms, and charge Tor
board moir,ats.
Ps. Ladies Who are trcasied with any disease
peculiar 20 thslr systsm, gill ind speedy selisfby
eallisx On DR.. DOW, ~ his once, No. ksdieess
stfest .. 49,.
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yer to please the fastidious appetite Of the
Nur,,and, by eooping lin up 10 . heated
'om aud stutiing him with iai,sni,g food
m drink, was not lett for German gas.
, onomers to invent. bIt was well known
the Greeks and tn the Egyptians before
em. sIIeneries, furnished with >reosts,
ere attached to the kitchen so - to TO-
i've Us smoke, which was supposed to be
ireeable to barn door fowls. Peaeocks'
. ,easaats, guinea.hen, pairidge', qun'b'
.oor.ht,s. ihrhshes, pigeons in imu'ense
. umbers,, many smaller birds, and even
ckAnws. we're found in the establishments
fweal,hiest farmers. Tho curious scenes
- the Bsd.ef .Bis.ophnnes show the grea,
. uniliari,y of that poet with the habits and
harac,er OF every known species Of the
,ir,l.
The laboring animals were much the
same rs iR tsoten times, except that the
horse was less commonly employed in the
work of the farm. Oxen were used a'
now. The arrangements Of Greek dairy
were no, unlike our own, and though butter
was not. much used ia the classical.sges, i
is mentioned by Hippocm,es. under The
name of pikrion. Cheese was UNIVERSAL,
eaten, generally while fresh and soft. Milk
was sold in the Grecian markets by women
and il frequently reached the customers IL
the shape Of milk and water. A meiho'
sometimes employed for detecting tho iraut
perhaps il may he useful now-was Il
drop little milk on the thumb nail; if the
milk was pure !, would remain Ia It's place
if not. il would How away.
These are only few points in the rnra
liia of the Greek farmer, sufficient. perhaps
to show the ho,nely side Of the life o
Greece, or at any rate to open glance into
it's labors, resources, and joys, behind the
splendid scenes that I'LL the theatre Of histo
ry.-Gnees, .ineieni and .,iod,rn, By Prqfeiso
Ftiion. .-
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HIGHLY. IMPORTANT -,y
TO PENilgS IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DR. DOW, Physician and sury,cs, NJ "a Es-
dicott street, Boston 10 consulted daily Tor ai dis
1850 inetdsnt 10 the female system. Prolapsas
preston. and other Menstrual dersn ,sments are
nov treated upon new astrological principles. aed
speedy RELIEF guaranteed In very few dAyf. Bs
Invariably certain 10 the new mode of tresfment
that most obstiEsts complaints yield under It. ana
the aicted person soon rejoiees In perfeat health
DT. Dow hes NO desAs bsd greater sIperisu~s n
any other physisisn In Boston, snd has. s,nss
isia eonhnsd kis shsls Attestion " tie cure Of
pr'ysb diseases and Femals Complaints.
n. B.-Ail letters uust contain four red stamps
o. they will not he answered. rs.
Once honIl from 4. q. tO9 r. ~.
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Fishers Cough Drops.

This certain and sfectuL cure for Coughs and
orally known throughout New hnxlsu1 for We
last sixty years, asd is warranted TO euss, or the
price will Do refunded. htpared By Ggosas N,
Sts,E, svMONps 4 CO., Proprissoss, ksnns.
q q. Goodwin q Co, Bostnp Ageaia .9old BY
ell Druggists, snd cold BY Druggists In Siddsisrd
and Saso. 81 mil -.
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IRpoptlh, to-,Btask.bt

TIE pure bred Ayrshire DULL aMaek' vim he
k,pt the swnine season ~ che hru ot d. y.
Hamilton: SS the aOlli, road Ss th' improve
n s%.sl" S "a: bred by l. D. Mex.na.y, E.q., o.
4. 70 psas ii.. y R,aasSsas. sss5Sd II: jacob
Parker, bred by John Parker, Neither Broonslands,
scYlIsSS gsM f9sSsrsd STAlsf. oF'as Per
SMisSs'isrn Nelly usG bfsd BY n. pans. Jr..
and vvcsu,ly sold by = n. Msxssney. R.g- 70 .
Eentleusn in Penn. Ear t2o- u dan, Mary Q39)
owned ny n. Dane, Jr ID dsm. Msry, bred by
I'm I5ftsd 1913. aBloa viii tsILr -
/ Terms Al In. In advance. '''-' "a Smt5
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Important I8 FEMALES.

The celebrated mr. DOWesntinuesto devote'his
entire time to the treatment Of all dissasss inos
dent 70 the femalesystem. IN experiences 0ftwss'
ty.three years enables hta 70 guaransss speedy
and permanent relief In thsrsvn easss ofssRpSes
nos and all other Nsn,trssi Dsraasnsuss, m
whatever ease. An lettep Dor advice nsst con-
lain g.. once, No. q Endieott street, R0pIen.
N. Bs-Bosrd fursished to those whe Win to TO
main under ueAtuept.
boston. June. -. ts6S. - iy3o
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s.srRlymAr,c sAL1s.u
DIR. MILLER'S w
SOOTHING and HEALING BALSAM,
NATURES ASSISTANT.

TT has proysd nmIlibls for Burns, frpssp Lihabs,
| bruises. Sprains. Wounds Of Ill kinds. Pains In
the Side, Back or shoulders. Chilblains. Chspged
Hands. Stin Neck, hgue In the Pace or breast Ear
Ache, Deafness, Poisoning Eryslpelas. and Imam.
ms tiou Of the Eyes For rheumatism u ID not .
certain cure. yet hundreds have been relieved BY
Il when other remedies had failed. N"lT'g 1
~ an Internal msdieiRs. when taken IN season,
terry, Kidney Complaint, and 'CholerA Morbus.
II will also cure pip,heris, dry Cough and Asth'
ma.
This medicine 10 purely vegetable In Its compo.
~. Il Ia: been before Shs public duHak ne psh
nine years, aud has wrought some ofths most o.
tonishing cures. The, proprietor challenges the
ale by ali Druggists. e. LEET,
Proprietor. Springfield, Mass.
Demss barnes 4 Co, u Park Ros. NswiYerk,
will also supply the trade at List Prices, yeoi%
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,cuas rss. csaxs.--As saehs.ss ssyss
Put the feet for half aGi,o6r. tro Or yhfse
successive nybs.,inApv,ly sspns solu.
iion fscda. Tho elk II dissolvss tho In
daraitd ea,icl., md Me- COINS alt Cd pa.
,cneons'y, rloasins,s sw.u cavity which
soos fsss Til. ssesiVs = vsuehsd Coz =
Z certain rumedy,,
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CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP psrs.s the
system entirely irQg 81 De-: g aSEs
cVRxf. ftinovins the Sd Breath, sarar shs
Weak Joints and Rheumatic Pains which the
use of CaIomel u sure to produce. II hardens
Spongy Guns, and secures the Teeth ~. nrmly
RECONSTRUCTION EFE'SYRUPr' 81
er.dicaies. root and branch. an Erupti,s Dis
eases Of the Skin. like -, ...', ',.-... .,
Uleer,, Pimpies, Bioteh<s. %"
and all other difficulties Of this kind, which %
much disnxurs the outward appearances Of both
males and iemaiss, ofen making them - dis
costing object to themselves and thsir fFisnds'
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HHLMBOLDs EXTRACT BUcHN. and TX.
PROVED RosE wAsHc cures secret and delfcate dis
orders all their stages, ~ little eHpsasc, little
or no change in diet. no Inconvenience and no o..
posure. II is pleasant IN tasre And cdor tnmsds'
eFtiess H.
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~IHE NATIONAL. caneh CINE;

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Those Who need the services Of an experienced
physician OF surgeon In all difficult and chronic
diseases 2! every name and nature. should give
Pa. Dr. Dow Imports and has Tor sais new Or.
ticls called the French Secret. Order bv mall. for
81 and red stamp. Wis
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-24

All soroiulous persons suffering from general
Debility, Emsciation, Dyspspsis, and Dropsy
Of the timhs. Abdomeu-and. In the female,
Dropsy Of the O,arirs and Womb, gsssrslly
accompanied wish Inflammation and Liberation
az the Uterus-are permanently cured by Con.
stitution Life Syrup. The dssase known ss
Goitrc, or Swelied Nect, the Lift Syrup will re.
move entirely. The remedy should DO taken Tor
some time, as the disease Is erocedingly ehron-
10 and stubborn, and will not be removed with.
out extra effort. - So -, "
Tumors Of the 0raries, Tumors OF the Breast.
and swelling Of other glands Of the body, viii
be completely reduced without resorting 70 the
knife, or operations Of any kind.
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MINERAL BATHS az ksme.-A few
baths prepared with Strumatie salts, vil effectu-
ally cure Dyspepsia, Rhsuinstisn, scrofula and
Er1ptions on the face. Sold by Druggists gensr.
ally. ~ .f.T eOplyiS
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