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RALEIGH. March 9Th. 1866.

RALEIGH, March 9Th, 1866.
Received of A. J. Jones the sum Of two
thousand two hundred and twenty -four dol
lars and forty-four cents, proceeds of sale
of thirty seven bales cotton, by Swepson,
Mendenhall & Co., under contract between
DR.. Sloan and A. J. Jones, which contract
has been rescinded
(SigneO KEMP P. BATTLE.
Pub Treas.
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1st. Note the inconsistency of the state
ment between the letter 10, y of c. P.
NJ. to Gov. W., and letter (No. y of S.,
nj. & Co. to X. 2. B.
End. Note inconsistency of statement
accompanying letter No. 1 of c. p. M. to
Gov. with statements Nos. : and 3 of S.
u. Il Co.
Sd. Inconsistency between the letters of
VIM. Sloan and A. J. Jones as to the time
of resembling the trade
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Dec. 18. Sales of bales auction,
2.O86 lbs at 274 cts, 1901 Is
Sales Less auction
charges. ~ 90 ojO o.
Dec. g. Sales Is bags pickngs.
500 st 123 cents. 1877 5O
Sales LEES CT &Teas, 3 ~ 100 ~
Sales of bales 2,7Oi
lbs, at AZ cents, ..... / 1875 GO
Dec, %. Sales of % bags pick
ings, 5.324 lbs, at 16
cents, ............... S5l "a
Dec. so. Sales bags pickings,
1876 lbs, at 164 cents, so So
Sales IL bales cotton,
1899 lbs, at SO cents, 1876 CT
SIG, 52l "a
S Sa9 6rSs:sa. s,s ss9 g g
New York. 50th Dec. 1865, 3 bales cotton still
on hand. (Reiected.)
Sales By S,cepsoa, MendenhaH d Co., Of %
bales cotton, on account Of State Of North
Carolina, pr Steamer J. c. Knight, from
Alerdred1'id, Va.
Dec 49, sales 25 bales, 10, 442 lbs
~ at 81 cents. ss,445 SO
CHANGES.
Freight and charges for
bill of lading,. $400 co
Hauling 50 81, Labor
Storage e. si IL 50, weigh 81 %
ing Sc %, ......,..... IS IS
Marine Insurance...-. Sc SO
Fire &C 49,. 80 20
Brokerage, .......... 81
Government tax,... Al
Commissions, .....-... Ut IA GIT 81
Net proceeds....... s2,818 o.
New York, 30th Dec. 1865.
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Andrew Jackson Jones,


and profite5le to themselves
Andrew jackson Jones
The Conservative Convention, in noml-
mating Colonel THOMAS L. TooN as their
candidate for Senator in the Fourteenth
Senatorial District, composed of the coun-
ties of Baden and Columbus, has done
itself credit, and presented n narae
Of which the District has cause to be
proud In every relation of life Colonel
loon has acquitted himself with honor.
4 gallant soldier. IL worthy citizen, and a
Gentleman of ability and pro5ity, he stands
before the people of the District not only
without reproach, but with honor and
credit. Of inoorruptihlc integrity, his
services arc particularly needed i'll this
day of political corruption aud official
venality.
In this contest Colonel Too1 has for al
opponent Quo who is not unknown III the
political history Of this section, and the
people of their District must soon choose
between them. Even without moral or poll
teal disqualifications Andrew j. Jones
comes under the ban Of the Fourteenth Ar
ticle of the Federal Constitution, for which
offence Col Pnrdie was deprived of his seat.
Nir. Jones was a Senator of North Carolina
before the war, and during the war was an
agent of the Confederate Government to
purchase horses and mules for war purpo-
les. He cannot, therefore, as we are in
formed he alleges, take the iron clad 3"
oath, unless he foreswears himself, as 9th
ers in the South have done for sums al
most as small as his per diem would be for
the remainder OF the session, if he should
be elected
As Mr. Jones has placed his name, I'M
asked, before the people of that District
for their suffrages, he cannot certainly OBJ
ject to an Investigation into his moral
qualifications as derived from official pa
pers. Even if he does. we propose to
make such an investigation.
1t is notorious that when JONATHAN
WORTH announced himself as a candidate
for Governor in 1866, he Immediately
rendered his resignation as Provisional
Treasurer, whenever Governor Holden
should appoint his successor, and that no
response was made to the letter of resigna-
ton until the returns made it certain that
Mr.. WORTH was elected, some six weeks
afterwards. DIR. Sloan, of CASTOR, was ap-
pointed Provisional Treasurer only few
weeks previous to the meeting of the
General Assembly. Of this Legislature
Andrew j. Jones was member, and was
placed on the Senate branch of the Com
mittee on Finance.
Why was WoRTu removed and Sloan ap-
pointed Treasurer at this juncture No
body questioned the ability or fidelity of
WORTH. His recent successful efforts to
replenish the Treasury at that critical
period, extorted praise from his bitterest
political foes. His removal, then, gave
him no modification. The people of North
Carolina had just expressed their conf
lence in him under the most trying cir
cumstances. His thorough knowledge of
our financial resources-our wants and the
means of supplying them, when the peo-
pie had no money, and all departments of
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