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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
! Esf,Sen,u, Eiiiagham ooun,y. II

! EsfNsm,u, Efiugham oouaty, Ill.
Messrs. Hostettcr i Smith
Gentlemen With pleasure l can say that
your B'ticrs are superior to an, others. Ihave
used them IA my family Tor long time. uud
ALWAYS with beneficial results
Yours, very truly.
.RDliERT GILBERT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
ONO,

CIHclNHArt, April s.-Three men named
Nlese: Oigus, and 0eetx, the murder,r. Of
Nj. Hughes, has been sente e TO B. hune
on The 30,h inst "e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
Chicago Live Stock ,..rLes

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Cattls-Receipts q cars choice = mine
o. so17.75 lar to good ts.5o07 80 comuos
70 medium e426oei0.
Hsgs- Receipss % cars; choice 10 prize
e7.4007 20; fair 70 good ss.7s07 IS csmmss
10 medium es.00As.10.
Skeep-RecsiPss Z cars; At 4@7c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

Mtssrs ilorf.tt~r * Smith GcutleIntB
has. practlc.d medicine Tor many years, and
has. used Vaar iiitt.rs IN nnumber of cases
~,'l great sacers- and take pleasure III recon-
amending iien t. the public in general.
Very respectfully.
] smith, ". u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
LOUISIANA.

Nav OaLSANs, April 9.-Ths lsvees con-
tinus very Encouraging, and the destruction
Of property 10 very great.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
8 RsRlNG SHIFTS.

~ - - - oV ~ ~ u y ~ II -
THEY WILL NOT BEND OR BREAK LIKE THE
Single Spring but will PnKsEnvE their 0nAcssuL
and PsasRcr shape where three four ordinary skiste
have been thrown aside ~ useless. Each hoop IL
composed oftwo nnsly tempered Steel Spsinas brai-
ded riaarLY and rrnxLy together EDGE 90 ppsr frm-
Ing the Strongest most Flexihe and still the lihtesf
Hoop made In fact for the Promenade jor Ne HOUSE
the Church. Therre. Railroad Cara. Carriages, Crow
ded Assemblies. SC. &C they are uneQuslled com
bininH Comfort, Durability and Economy, with that
Elegance of Shape, which hae made the "DuPLEx
EIY1Ib1IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
Removal.

KOOM. T1lR FUDRlER.
Une REMOVED HIS HAT, CAP AND FUR IN
u PORIUM to
: Ne. - Went Second street..
betwcea Harrison and Ripley sts who're h. win hpep
larger and more complete stoek a - latest syos
1ays Hats. Caps and rgfs e peco1 ut ~ oo9Do-
titon. fmh1Sff l5Ir<9iQu of BiQQCNUsQ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

New YorBx Market.
Nnv Yoax, April ..
Tlsur-vsry firm. unchanged.
whest-Quist, unchanged
Rve-Scarcely - firm
Csrn-Astive. 2e3c. better, l.25ls1l2s in
stsr.. and l.2s0l.2six afost.
Os,s--lc. better, 100s3 for old. aud 79M1A
for new Western.
Perk-Heavy, lever. new closing at 1881
for casa e22.0o0 e22.25 for old.
La.d-l2Gl5l4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

such Is the tenor Of the correspondence re.
sei.ed by almost every mail Ut the manufactorv
a. rn.soarg The foregoing letters are given
mercy a. specimens OF its general character.
r M valuable Information furnished BY those
WI" nave be relieved 10 those who suffer.
l, I" not necessary at this late d.v =, nuhush
elaborate testimonials as a means of pushisr
s.s Srea' National Specific 1t has obtained
urn mold on the confidence of the bubble And
pr. rs present position a. . STANDARD
mat. s%, 81 .ss best class through the legiti-
30 one ventures 10 impngn its med,cin ii me rits
Tney are everywhere confessed. u.s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
STANDARD SKIRT

Of the EaahlO0nhlo World.
For Young Ladies'. Miescs and Chtdrea. they are
superior TO all others Inquire for the Duplex Kip
Tic Tor doublel epreg skirt. For Sale IN oil Storee
where fhst Glaze Skirte ere sld. throughout the u
s. aud elscwh
WEST, BRADLEY CARY.
Sole Ownefs Of Patent and Exclusive ManufactuY
80 Warehouee and O0ee, ~ Chambss. and - q 81
Rcadc 81. ~. nov9-om
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
e. g. PLUMMER,
CO MMlSSl0N MERCHANT,
Ne. SCI Main street,

A1ol NO. ...se.ssessss.... 6NNs
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO CONS10N-
mento, and liberal advances on oAune, when not In.
tied. Ample acco0modation for storage.
RUxnxCs (sy rERxIssrON)
8. Pelte Co, 50 North Commercial ct. st. Louis:
KILLER 4 Bro, ~ n. Fourth street,
John i. Haggerty q Bro, 26S Broadway, :
lamb = Quinln, 80 3. Main Atreet,
X. n. Prettyman, Ag't n. L. uDcket Co., Davenport
y. a. Burrows, foot Of Perry ttreet,
j. H. Dalsell & Bro, cor. Perry Front sts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

pk LAxRs.
Pacific new. Mourning .. IS
Asnchesier.... do All Wool. Plain. 40 a4s
Hamilton 40 Armeres.. Is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

To the Public
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
= entered iase Co-psrtnership for the pur
pose Of dong
0enersl Heal Estate, Fire and
Lite lnsuvanco Agency.
Usder The Arn Of
ROBERTS { CRANDlLL.
Ard hose BY strict attention . business and fsi,
dealing, - share portion ofthe patronage Of the
people. All business entrusted 10 our care will
be attended to with promptness.
Office coz. Brady st., and Com'l Alley, up
stairs, over Price, Conner 4 Co.'S Store, haven
siM'L ROBERTS. JOS. A. CRANDALL.
By permission We refer 70
HON. JOHN L. DAVIES,
JOHN Y. DILLON,
MESSRS. PRICE, CONNER / CO.,
+" q. w. CABLE + CO.,
DR. J. J. BURTlS.
HON. X. LOWRY,
IRA n. CLIFFORD, Pres. LIST Natl Bank.
Ed. RUSSELL ESQ, Editor Of Gazette.
REM OVAL.
The Odics of the State Agency Ct the Ph0uix
Mutual Life 1ns. Co. Hartford, Conn. 10 now To-
Gated at II Brady street, over Price, Conner 1
Ce.'s store.
Persons Wishing 10 insure their lives in COM
pssy that has never contested . claim, will do
we'll 70 call on the undersigned.
SAM'L ROBERTS, Gen1 Ag't.
ROBERTS I CRANDALL,
Real Estate Inns. Agents,
Office ~ Brady ST., up stairs.
Desirable City Property fsUsale.
I've story freme house, rooms, gssd ciaasen,
out buildtsgs, fall lot. very Rns locstion.-
Low for Cash.
Two story frame house. rooms. good we'll.
cistesn, barn, &C., some choice fruit and shade
trees, . full lots car be hsd u . bargain.
Oae snd sne-half frame heues on lssssd
erosnd. Lease TO run years, very low for
cash
Also, l6s acres hne rolling prsirfe. suitable
for either xrain or stsek far0, with never fail
ing water. Stone quarry. good investment.
Business Stsnd-A dns stock Of CONNECTION
esy with the coed will Of the business, in good
location. Cheap for Caah.
ROBBEkT5 C1ANDALL.
Reel Estate esd Insurance Ahepta.
Dsvsupsrt. March !. 1857. mh2-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

IL now offered TO the afflicted tr III ~ the coun
Try after having been proved By tine tes: of eleven
years. In the Ne England State. wire It's merits
have become well known the ,ree from which,
| q plft, Il derives its virtues
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
bralley's DuuIex Eliptie skirt,

Vkki FLEXIBLE, FOLDED HASILY
~. when in use to occupy small spsce-ms
sing the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In al
sizes. s' Wholesale and Resailby
HERZBER6. GOODMAN WACO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
Dradley's Duplex Elllptic Skirt,

VkKl FLEAlBLE FOLDED EASILY
y when in use 10 occupy a small spacs-ma-
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn In all
SHES. at Wholesale and Retail by
WHllIER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
LUSE s. GRHEEa'
LIST OF NEW .SD POPULAR
- ~ ~ " g.

NKw AxEr,cA, by Wa Eepwor;a pixoa. illus rated.
TEN on rBr BRAon. by John G. Whittier.
SIX iusns,r ID LIARS iIAR. wifes effort. Tow
living under high prices.
Or or Tow>. By Barry Gray author OF Marrag &C Life
NJ Hillside.
CeLo.spo. by Bsysrd Taylor
TnIa,s o, ~ INVENTOR. life Of Ch.s Goodyear
LtFs or Jnsus, by Edmund Kirkc.
THx Gksu. or sorrrupr. by Algcr
PnILlip rrsr esooSp. by Gayarre
NAocAuLIsr's SPEECHES Pcsxs. ? vols
Two 4ARs,Aas<. BY ssthor OF John Halifax.
Tux HuorESor GALlxy SLAVE.
Swlsslxs ROUND rnE CincLE, BY NAsby.
AxrnsAs LxAvrs, BY osgood
Tnr NV Brrru. BY Prof. Ass:in Phelps.
KCCE DEUS" companion to Ecce Homo. lust ss
room a. paplished 70 be found a
LUsR 4 0RIG0C.
% Perry Street, neas Post OfHec.
Ladies. have your Note Paper and Envelopes
stamped with your isiIiAL. Call and examine sam
pes both in colors and plain, at
LUsE D GRI0aS.
booksellers and stAtoncrs,
Is Perry Street.
Picture Frames of all sizes and styicr on hand and
made to order. by
LlTaEs 4 GlRlssGiA.
81 Perry street. near y. -.
pcllsdly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
COM N Z Z ClAl.

WEEKLY MARKET REPOR II
OFFIcI DAVENPORT DExocRAr,I
Apri, ., 1867
retail bulk $3.50
Sacks. paper, ti5 81.
Dbl. tl4ec.
Wholesale 6ests per Dbl lees
CoRS MEAL.-fer loo lbs, *2.oO.
WBEAr.-Receipss nominal and prices adv anc,
ing.
Ne. l.... ............. 2.45@2 80 per bushel.
No .2.l5G42.2e :.
Corn G50l.lO %
OAss. 4e@ SO -
BARLHT....... 65Wl.le u
iiussxR Per h fo@25c.
Eacs.--Per dozen, l2lsQl5c.
WnIrx BEAHs.-Priine navy &1.75 TO ~. 0of
HAr.-per ton, Timothy ls.oc Upland Prai.
RE tl0.eoQl2 90.
OoAL-By the load, sla92c, at yard. lsc. de.
livered, soc per bushel.
PExu CoAL-At The yard, 80 OTIS. deiiv-
cred 81 cts.
MoNrY.-Easy and demand large. New
York Exchange buying At par. selling at I
premium. Chicago buying at discount,
selling at / premium. st. Louis, buying
at / discount, selling ! premium. 1905
9 per cent premium. Prices governed BY
Eastern markets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
The White Pine ComBcund Cures

aore Throat. Colds, Con lF Dit,ieris, Bronchitis,
Splitting 81 Blood. and fllm,lAf' hileet or eener
ally. It's remarkable Remedy for Welding Crime.
Bleeding from TIE ~ in4s ana s4ltlr. Ora, H. Gnd
| uft.-a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

OuieAee. April 2.
Floar--Narkst dull aud nominally vnchssg.
cd demand pfincipaiiy for chsiee brands Of
wistsr extras At tl4.tc .prisr extras Al All. 90
ol4.oe.
Whess-Markst unsettled, irregular sad low.
or: regular winter receipts Of No 9 sprinc sold
a 242924 A.; dscliaed to 2.ssll Al. 40. and
closed unsettled and nominal q. 2 40, and buy
sat2 81; fresh receipts Of No. 9 brought s.A
a24 sl$ No. sprirg scarce and nsminsl.
Corn-No active, excited and irregular.
opening before change at about &c higher, ii
los advancing afterwards to a. 90. declined
to Loo. closing quiet but trmer at 81 07llal. os
No. dull iresn az sse rejected leil6c firm
er. at s1Q,s1lsc for fresh, but closed lower at
s5ls @see.
Oats-So. opened &c higher. Mt b7slltss.
but closed lower at 81 &c fresh co0g0i+e
kye-No. &c. higher, with sales OF winter al
l.52csl 80. and fresh at l.54e1l IS; No fresh
l49.
Barlsy-No. winter receipts l.s5; Ne. 2 and
rejected dull. but held higher, at 10 fer the
former and LOS for the latter.
vikions-Active demand.
Mess Pork-Lsrgs business At an ADVANCE Of
s545oc. on Yesterdays pricss. but after the 10
test New YORK dispatches the market was not -
Cut mests--Dull, small Gales sweet pickled
hams lie. shoulders and sides dull and nomiu
al.
Lard-Nors active, but sellers of country lots
ere compelled to accept extreme inside prices.
Cincinnati Market.
CNCnrxASi, April ..
/ Flour Ohered sparingly, and the market ID
hrmer but prices are rot auotablv higher
whsa:-Scsrcs. and hardly enough done ia
give quotations. No. winter held 1t 3.Oa. and
No. :, 8.l5
Corn Irregular; sold in sacks at !. 90. and in
bulk At 500.
Rye Held a. 81 .5fel so
Oats--Dull. and prices dropping for No. |
Milwaukee at the close
barley unchanged.
whiskey-2 2S.
! Cotton-Dull.
Provisisns Opened with q slightly frmsl
feeling, but closed quiet, with not much de
mand for any articles.
Lsrd-Firm but quiet.
Ness Pork--o23.Uc
Butter-S093so.
Cheese 7@l711c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
URNITURE

OF every description. Parlsr Sets, Chamber
Sets, Upholstered Goods Of all kinds, asd q
endless variety Of common furniture, ell Of my
own manufacture. - the old stand on Secoad
street, corner Of Perry.
feb "a ttf DANIEL. Q0vyIn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

VERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
" when in use TO occupy . email spaos.-ns-
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn In all
sizes. at Wholesale by W. wADSwORTH.
and Retail by WADSwORTH 4 GO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09
Adjutaut Gents Report for 1867.

slVHIS REPORT WILL BE READY FOR DE-
i livery in the last part Of April, 1867. Those
intended for Officers IN Scott County will be de-
livsred By Messrs. Luse 4 Griggs. Applications
for same aust be made through the AsD't Gen.
at Clinton. who will furnish Luse Griggs with
list Of those 10 be supplied. This will save
much expense to the Adj't Gen 5 Department
aprS -d3tkw1t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

rs0.cgs DaPlex Elliptic 2kirs.
whea in use TO occupy a ANAL ens.s1-..
king The most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In All
sizes, ut Wholesale and Retail hy
kEAAR. 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

p8OPnlnSo8 0eTu0
0arrison street Livery Osahle.
aAGHa HARRIsOH STREET. BETWEEN
6EEB Front and Second. iloRooe ~
CorraeGos,. Of the best quality, 70 lei q eli
hours. Funerals tufnishsA % Shost notice.
HORSES bOU0HT AND SOLD.
nd bearded q rsassaabls ohasess. Tuvis.Alv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-09

FOR Farm ANp MECHANICAL FURPOeEe.-
They are per1iculariy sdsptcd to driving Threeh.
ing Machines Cisennr 6awe, Min q AZ kinds, Print
ing Presses, Wood o. Iron Lsshee, Macsinsy = Cas
met or Wagon Shope. nDelng Artesian Wellss Pump
ng Water. Corn S6silsse, &C., &C.
We wsrrsnt our Hneinss to be what ~ represent
tAem.
Paroles Interested win receive ess Descriptive Cir.
eulAs By addressing ~ - above. q Dees, AedisoA
nch i1de:. An. WOOD . co.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-03-20

MoNEY-aETTrNa TACT OF JEws-Thst
the Jews are mote successful in money-get-
ting than any other people, it is a generally
admitted fact. GAS rich as Jew, !" is pro-
verb. How to account for it, to what cause
to ascribe it, has long been puzzle If tho
following be matter-of-fact, instead Of ro-
mancing, it may be considered partial so
luton Of the puzzle "The politest people
in the world are not the French, the Eng
lish, the American, the Italian, nor the Ger
mans, but the Jewish. For the Jews are
maltreated, and reviled, and despoiled Of
their civil privileges and their social rights,
yet they are every where polite, affable, in
sinuating and understanding They are 70
markable for their industry and perseverance,,
indulge in few or no yeeriminations are
faithful to old associations; more respectful
of the prejudices of Others than Others are Of
theirs not more worldly minded and mon
ey-loving than people generally are; and,
everything considered, they surpass all ma
tions in courtesy, sffability and forbearance.
Few persons excel IN address as bright
and polished Jew. There is no yusticity
among that people,"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-03-20

SOUTHERN CONGRESSIONAL ArPRoPRIA-
T1oNs.-Amoug the items for the South In
the Congressional appropriation, are the fol-
owing:
" For preservation and care Of the unfn-
ished custom-house building at Charleston,
s. c., and fitting up the interior to provide
suitable offices for the use of the United
States, including court rooms, twenty-five
thousand dollars.
For rebuilding the fist-class lighthouse at
Cape Hatteras, N. c., seventy-hve thousand
dollars.
For repairs and renovations at Tybee b
land light station, in addition to former ap-
preparations, thirfy-four thousand four hun
bred and forty-three dollars.
For range lights on Morris Island, 40
guides in crossing Charleston bar s. c., if
teen thousand dollars"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-03-20

THE NATIONAL AND UNIVERSITY BASE
BALL CLUBs.-We copy from the Progress
the following capital reply by MIR Winner,
the Secretary of the National Base Ball
Club, to recent Card of the University
Club. Mr.. Winner has clearly exposed the
pretexts on which the University Club re-
fused to contest with the National for the
championship
RAEIGH, N c., March Is, 1867.
Messrs Editors A communication in re-
gard to the champion ball of the State, which
appeared in recent issue of your paper, de-
mands some reply, although it does not APP
pear by what authority Zone of the U. B.
B. speaks for the University Base Ball
Club in the matter. If they desired to make
public their reasons for declining our chal-
lenge to play for the championship, We GER
tainly did not look to have them do 50
through the publication = of an anonymous
communication cotaining misstatements of
facts. The National Club is composed of
persons who are citizens of North Carolina
by the laws of the State, who are subject to
no orders which can compel them to leave
the State, and whose residence is as per
manent" as they may desire to make it. With
much great show of reason, this plea of
temporary residence" might be brought
against the University Club, were we COM
PEELED to resort to such puerile excuse to
uphold our claim to the championship.
With regard to the opinions Of other
? Clubs, we hold, that among those who have
any respect for the laws governing field
sports, there can be but one opinion if the
University Club wish to dispute with us
the championship of the State, the honor
able and manly course for them to pursue is
to challenge us to meet them on the ball
ground. By order of the Club.
CHAS. N. WINNER,
Sec'y of the N. B. B. Club.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-03-20
RALEIGH, n. &.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH goth, 1867
The Standard an Official Paper.

Under the act of Congress approved March
Oh 1867 the North Carolina Standard has
been selected by Hon. Ed. MCPHERSON, Clerk
Of the House of Representatives, as one of
the papers in this State to publish the laws
and treaties of the United States, and also
all advertisements ordered by the Courts
and Executive Departments of the United
States. The Standard will, therefore, pub
lish. by authority the laws of the United
States, and all notices or advertisements
from the United States Marshal, the Assess
ors and Collectors of the Revenue, and the
ARMY. Navy, and Postofice Departments.
Persons interested in the laws and in the
advertisements referred to, would do well to
subscribe for the Standard.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-03-20
The Tennessee Legislature.


A recent number Of the Nashville Press
and Times thus speaks Of the worn perform
ed at the last session of the Legislature Of
that State:
The Legislature which met in October,
1865. has wrought for itself q name which
men will mot willingly let die" tits with
out precedent in American history, and
"none but itself can be its parallel" Like
Hercules of old, it has heroically performed
twelve labors, for which men will feel ever
lasting gratitude.
The first labor was the ratification of the
amendment to the Federal Constitution, for.
ever abolishing and forbidding slavery in the
Union.
The second labor was the colored testimo-
ny bill.
The third labor was the civil-rights bill.
The fourth labor was the great railroad ap-
preparation bill.
The fifth labor was the metropolitan police
bill.
The sixth labor was the East Tennessee
and Northern Railroad bill.
The seventh labor was the loyal suffrage
BILL
The eighth labor was the enfranchisement
of nearly $4,000 colored voters
The ninth labor was the universal free
school bill.
The tenth labor was the ratification of
the second constitutional amendment. after
a two weeks struggle with the Presi-
dent.
The eleventh labor was the expulsion of
the boilers from the House.
The twelfth labor was the loyal iury bill.
Hercules himself does not show brighter
record.
If Hercules slew the hydra, did not the
Legislature slay the hydra Of treason2 II
its heads still grow out anew, we trust they
will soon be scared to sprout forth no more
forever.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-03-20
UNION MASS MEErrNes.-We calT partic.

UNION MASS MEETfNes.-We call partic-
ular attention to the following notices:
On Saturday, March 10th, Union meet
ing will be held at Mt. Vernon.
On Saturday, March 23d, Union mass
meeting will be held at Union Cross, onsths
plank road between Salem and High Point.
Messrs. Tourgee, of Guilford, and Hender-
son and Adams, of Davidson, will speak ON
the occasion.
On Saturday, March 3Oth, a Union meet,
ing will be held at Chalk Level.
On Saturday, April 9th, Union meeting
will be held in the Court house, at Winston.
We earnestly hope that each meeting will
be largely attended. Be present at each and
all if you possibly can. We are now max
ing struggle for liberty. and we must all
work together. O6serper.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-03-20
The Meeting on the 27th.

Information from various quarters justites
the opinion that there will be full atten-
dance of loyalists in this City on the eth.
Frequent inquiries aremade as to whether
others are expected to be present besides
those who have been designated. We have
no hesitation in saying that every truly loyal
Unionist who may visit Raleigh at the time'
will meet cordial reception. 1t is very de-
sirable that all who have been specially in
vited should attend, and while it is not pro-
posed to hold any thing like mass meeting,
still the Union cause could not tail to be
benefited by the presence of other tried
Unionists in Raleigh.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-03-20
Important Order.

HDQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH,
CHARLESTON, 8. G. March 10, '67.S
General Order No. a..
"An official copy of the law. entitled An
Act to provide for the more efficient govern
ment of the Rebel States" having been 10
ceived ut these HeadquWter, it hereby
announced, for the information and govern
meat of all concerned, that the said law il
in force within the Military District compo-
sed of North-C Carolina and South Carolina
from this date.
By command of Bvt. Maj Gen. J. g. Rob-
inson. JOHN r. NYRlCK,
list 1t. Sd e. s. Art, Bvt. Maj. U. 8. A., Act.
Judge Advocate and At. Asst. Adjt Cen
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official: F. A whiting, I'd Ii. 9th .. 8.
Infantry, A. D. G.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-03-20

LOUISIANA SALT.-The American Bureau
of Mines of this city has just made report
of great scientific interest relativeto an enor-
nous deposit of rock salt on Petit Anso In
let, Louisiana. One hundred and forty-four
acres have been proved to be underlaid by
massive rock salt, the limits of which, as to
thickness, have hot been reached; pits hav-
ing been sunk in it to depth of forty feet
from the top Of the salt without showing
signs of approaching the floor. These de-
posts are about to be worked by the Louis
lana Rock Salt Company, organized for the
purpose, and the results promise to bring
about revolution in the salt trade of this
country. Atpresent our principal salt works
are at Syracuse where salt is made by evap-
Grafton, and at Saginaw, Michigan. But
most Of the salt consumed in. the United
States is imported from Liverpool and Turks
Islands. A promising future therefore
awaits this enterprise If properly conduct
ed