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MW A.VIRTIUMIHTI. SPECIAL NOTICES. ii iwfril 111 mm beaviaoaW ataww nrtuluUM. Wa Itrlieve oar fcnfk will kmd tlx wemiag mt mm wkcmnt patriotic Saprewss Onsrrt sari tht C. Barm, Ea.

aleaaaai arias sal Ma baa Cfct faifs CMOOL. HOT ICE l. Btskll in a rit aiesloa of the Law eheai Dtsnrtci Oevsrt ew the -i oi net Hill win ass is ear law lata ol that other jastges spoken by Jwdge Read ia their behalf The Rcpablleaa partj lac ntatss, W. nwa. nitre DtsbM.

"Vesj. rnasltre Dsstilet. tor Ihe rtlressr Tr in. ii ssiiesi arw he germ wish pa party of neaca uJ prosperity. Tha Da-1 PLA.CE rOR THE SKULL.

10 satetf ofBW TTLK AND KUONT 14KAI A. I'l I Kl lv Kmi CuIm aUvariaa Hatv tin bus te she new eisei ee thsaca TELEGRAPHIC! W001I DBPATCHXS. frees Wasklof WtssmtTiia, Jety 4ltii rtperts lest work apfwwiiesetr fwar ssMBfp welters at k-CarwIlaa Lefislatare CuMMawe, Jety la. A eiU passes' Us ursaaw rwaaliasr, ralMatlae; the SVra pessaa eartagr she ProTlsknMl Uurcrnasuat of' tee State A MR was Inl rue area for the prestrretioa of hasse-asesea. The etedbm of UaslesV ftaatae er takea ptace to eaorrow.

WILL, BATTU. Jufy IBJe. awcracr ia the arly of aa array aad blmal While the Democracy ra pUwtln- re vol in New-York, the HepoldWsins ia North Carolina no the aana day vara pledging taiag ni.i and chap for lUla li.rt IHIIMKMAN WANT A rcbaMc Hi. las. ut weaUx-r, thrr, kt WHAT EVKKT rl, i-liwas, si an OeaU, Lenllea and Bar-.

themselves a support of tha taws' enrt I joar rwceli-ra tir r.tpina Iht ilar W. A It 8 Tl'CKItK A tit-vising means Kir future pence and uuiet. acrttosi with the afW aa yesterday, ft the parpneeor accept teg a smith tsailevad Mas by His Excellency Gov Hnldea. ia the Executive Depmrtsarsrt of the State. Mr Horner bee, for the last three yean, her tlx Baainras Manager of this paper, aad pr cuted with untiring anorajy ami strict mien rlty, all matters exurteeted with hit depart 'uciit.

His prompt attonttn aa a bualnraa man, and bis deportutuat as a gentleman, won the esteem of all with whom became in contact. Wc wish him all success in the future. The Richmond Iiiip itch. in rriticiaing the quotation made by Forney, Coleman and Mackey in their nddreaaea on tin- Fourth, is evidently disgruntled ami heMef satisfied with the poetry than with the practical process ol "ringing out." KalelKw, July ItV Mi ll In aim worrl then hrtt ons Inane Isefort. Mil I la the natter of Abater sterner, 'PHIS IS TO IV NOTICE.

THAI 1 the Ulhnsy ut Jane, A. ISSV warrant in Hankrnpir) wa ieanrd of Kulrlrt of the United Slates, tsr u. PsssIu-tiUiatriel of Norm -Carolina, asslnsl tht estate ol Asms Rocs, la Ihe Couaty ol l.n and Slau of North-Caroliua, within said Mstrlet, who has trrn s.ljudgeJ bankrupt on hla own p. ii thai itai payment bl any debts, and de livery ol an properly belonging to seek bank-rape, to hint or lor Ma sae, and the tram rr of any proiii-uy by loin are forbidden bv htw snd that an sdjonrned merllng oi the creditors of the ssld baukrupt. lo prove tlx d.

bis. and toehooaeoete or more ssalgeees of bis estate, will be held at a Coast ol Baukruptry, to be holdra st Aewuern, Craven conntv, N. belorr R. F. Lehman, R.Khter In Bankruptcy for.

said diairtet, on the day ol Jul, 18n8, at 10 o'clock in DAMKL i. in, in uK. S. Marlhal Kutos, (f. fi.

July 11, USB NUTICE IN II ANKRtL'PTCT. A3 IR. Tom Vunitan Liiiiment In Plat Ketlin si DeHar. For latssenraa, Cass, GalU, Colic, (prala. Ac warranted cheaper than any other.

It as used by all li crcat horaeinen on Long Ialsnd courira. It lltjtot enrr Atrar-Boor nor Spavin, as there la no Liniment In catsteucr that will. What it si tueatfe It positively dees. i. ilt br mthumi nftrr trfutg tuMr.

I Hie 'PC WILLIAMS BROWN AND ALL WHOM It Concern NoUrv is hesvhs gtvm, that oe or about the hh Niorinr. l7, ok stiH wrrr rtsrd In the Ceenty of Johnston by Minon Godwin. Deoaty oll.elor ol the 4th t'oltrellon i wim. ro, Juh UL Splrlta ol Turpentine tlrtuer at New York rsaaa to Koaln, strsle-ei No. 3, 10 Tsr atesdy at tS M.

the American people It l't v. or War. It is Ornrtt and Colfax and the reign of law and onler; or Seymour and Blair and the reign of annrrhy and rerolation. Ix the people of N.irtli Carolina choose lor thrni-sitvrs. The issue is before litem.

It must bi niet and there ia no compromise. In-' a of Carolina, aa tin. oroiirrtv of VS illlaina Brown, the same lorfetled lo the n.e of til I'ntiist. mates for Tax Any pi-mon or having sny etalui to said Itlilt are riv ibi.i-n ii i aim ofliii naifii the lile ot an ocr- oiesled to in their rliiHii in thlrt day tnim laauKerMlies; of fioreraprol Loeiaieee. New Oai r.

ans, Joly 13 llu Kseesleswy, Uor. Warmonth bitilgu rated to day In lire hall ot the House of ReprearntallreS, In preseuee ol both Houaea ot the (jencrsl Aaaembly. The 1. a.hii- itniiel nrowdad The tf "1 isssrt "nw enaevsa, "N'T PAIO-E 5c nma renewiercnM, jal sefherianl paoHsAerx of tht Ijam the Fritted sv.fss, '( QkMSITtnWSll idaerf isrmenl. tliis notire, vr the Mill will.

I oM. henlihl in' driven hnrisvi Kurt and Hilly The I nner.it The Board of Education lieing vested with aebo it tun. never tailed. Juat aa aureus flu- ami In tlte House on yesterday. Gen.

Abbott, S1MO.N (, n'InWN. Aril. 'U. July. 14, ltets, fSo-St.

NOTICB. IN Tllk DlsTHUT I HfRT 1 the power to make all needful rules and regulations for the public schools of the State, and the University leing held to an insepa ruble connection with the free "public school liaea, just ao run' Is this valuable I. Iliinient lo bo the Horse Eniliroeatliin of the day. I'ae It one and all. Depot, No 98 Cortlsndl Slcvrt, New, York.

Sold by all the DruggtsU end Storekeepers. Junes, 1808, UT-twdtwlm. rpo COLLIN 8TA1.I.ISG8 ANI ALL WHOM 1 it may Concern NoUee is-hereby glveu. i ii i. L'hMTsM) -1 1 1 For the Cspe Fear District f.1" B'Py-of North Cu roll ns HA.l-KIiII.

IV. C. TUBi JYULT 14h, of New Hanover, arose to a question of 1 uI1k wm by Ihe t'Jilef Jaatire of privilege, and in the course of Ids remarks, 1'tUe Supreme Court. A number or both oat go- ndminislered a just, vigorous and wither- ig and lo-comlng oOcera were present oa-tbe ing rebuke to the editors of the Stmtiiul. i Tli hisugurs! la brief, but well-wrlttm.

It is Hon. Jidin Pool and Gen. ATiTS.lt lisVe tf as to the htw oehree of the In the matter of George W. Newell, system, the Hoard of Education, for what appeared to them anftVient reasons, deter rupt at. -TOTICS IS HERIBT GIVEN.

THAT State. He retraiua from entering luto any dis- mined to surpend the exercises at the Uni that on or airout the 1Mb dat of Mav, I80S, one Still ware seised hy Simon Godwin, Deputr Collector ol thettb Oolketloti nistrict of Noith Carpliae, as the properly of Collin Stsllings, lie same being forfeited to the uae of the United States. Any person or persons having sny claim to said Still are required to present their claim within thirty days from this notice, or the 8tlll will be sold. SIMON GODWIN, Dep. Col.

-July 14, 1808. lfo-St. S. Senate. Their 1-s ritltlqubos Bern tiled in said Court been nominated for the U.

election is certain. 'cuialon of measures deemed ot Importance, but l.u.KOt VN Ma-til. In aald District, dniv 1 versify until further notice. This action of cured a Bunk runt under the Act of congress of urges Immediate measure lor the suppression ol the lawlessness and disorder now so rife In the State. He Bays we want peace and ordtr, and the Board is not final.

The Legislat tire may reverse it. AVc are well satisfied, however, HATlVlnu asss mu" s. FOR PRESIDENT: ULYSSES S. (iRANT, or iixiHoia. FOR VICE PRESIDENT SCHUYLER COLFAX, OF INDIANA.

that the Board would be sustained by the without these wu can have I General Assembly, when the same conside ESS ATS FOR HUM. $UKKi" On the Errors and Abnsts lncldmt to Youth an I Early Manhood, with the bamene vltw of treatmeut snd cure, sent by mall free ut charge. Addreas HOWARD ASSOCIATION Box Philadelphia, Pa. lSl-Sss. I It IK Its OF YOIJTfl.

A gentteross who suffered lor year? Irom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and nil the effbrls ol youthful ludlserethui, will, fur the sake ot suf ferlug humanity, send free to all who It, the receipt and directions for maklhg the aim pie remedy by vvhieh he Waa enred. Sufterera wlah-Ingto prolil by I lie adverttapr' experience, cpu do so by addreaabig, lu perfect confidence, JOHN B. OtiliEN, 48 Cedar BL, Now. York. October 30, 1887.

48 ly. March Sd, 1887, tor discbarge and cert 1 Crete i i not from all bis debts snd other ciulrn. provable nndei said Act, and the 80th day of Wo A. at the Office ot A A. I.

uthrts, Register In Bankmpiey, In FayettrvtOe, Cumberland county, N. Is sasinrd lor the h. srlngot tbeaaine, whcn and wliere all erudiiovs, lio have proved their debts, and oilier persons lu Interest may si tend and show cause, ii sny they have, why tlieprayrrol tin aald petitioner ahould hot be. granted. And that the second and third uieetlnga will be held at the same tlmeand place.

Dated at Wilmington, N. on the 18th day of June, A. IStKt WILLIAM LA KINS, Clerk. Jiimi an, t)Sw. mt isw3t NOTICE I District Court af the I'ulted lor the Cape Fear Mn Baukrttptey, of Norll'-Carolfne, 111 the matter of Jt'nj.

P. Elliott, Bankrupt sr. TVTOT1CRI8 HEREBY THAT -V PE- tit Inn has been Hh'd In saW Court, by Wm. I1' KiXiierr, 'suTit liisl flcl, duly it. i liilf-d tnint.

ruptr under the Act oft ougris ot lUdTi 300KSEUERS AND STATIONERS. OPl'OSITR NATIONAL BANK, Ilalcisli, ST. KEKes CONSTANTLY ON HANU A LARGE STOCK OF SCHOOL BOOKS, STANDARD WORKS, SPECIAL NOTICE. Tht 8maso amdveted Uricll) upm the cam lytlein. Alt papert are ditMK at the exptraUm of tlu Htm far -which they hart hem paid.

S'tbtcrUen will he nntifiul roun wssss before their Ome It out, by a cross mabk on tktir papert and utlett tht tHbtcription is retieived tht puitr Kill he tliltmHmied. Thie it a rule from which then uHUbtm departure. Watch for the crow mark, aMl renew your suiKriptio. (W Hubscrilwre desiring their papers changed must mention the Post, offlca from, as well se the one to, which thYdoalrethechanaetolKinade. l' lit) Slatiousr), Ai (., Hisrrllani'oiis.

Hunks, Articles, kt. 'I it If I (itTIHE, rations arc suggested to them that have been' doubtless suggested to the Board. In first place, not to put too fine a point upon it, the Board might not have desired to lie responsible for the continuation of the University under its present rebel auspices. The people are too poor to be taxed to pay for propagating a spirit of hostility to the Government. Perhaps -it occurred to the Board that if money was to be expended for edit cation, that the first duty was to apply it for the licnellt of common schools, where those would receive the benefits, who would otherwise be without any means 'oi' education whatever.

It was better to do this than to expend a large amount upon the University for the exclusive benefit of those who are amply able to educate thomselves without assistance Iroin the State. Let the common' schools be attended to first ami the.Univer sity afterwards. The demand for the former is pressing, and as birth-eaunot Inr-pnt into full operation at otfee, let the common schools receive the first attention by all Appointments by the Governor. His Excellency Gov. llolden has appointed the following gentlemen Justices uf the Peace: Grickne Ooitntt.

Chas, H. Harper, S. A. Busbec, W. J.

Taylor, Jus. S. Smith, Franklin Thomas, W. T. Dixon, Illaney Speight, Asa Jones, John Grimsley, Wm.

Ik. Edwards. Rowan County. W. II.

Hmverton, A. Ilencini, F. H. Sprague, Allen Rose, Charles Correll, Win. Russell, D.

Styron, Levi Trex-ler, Simeoft Miller, John Rymer, Hull, Jesse Barger, Jacob O. Miller, E. 8. P. Peter Williamson, John Stirewalt, J.

I-. Heid. David Itarringcr, I. I.entx, Daniel Frick, Jeroiniid.i Pless, vjfthrl Eagle. Reuben Crepo, Edmuinr Beaver, James Ciiulshower, Wm.

Hoyden, H. Moring. CuilMTUOK Comfit." It. S. D.

Ilotbrook, 8. Harrison, Thomas (VNeil. W. G. Pat ridge, James R.

Ilobbs, Robert V. Midget J. B. Carrow. Geo.

R. Midgett. Saml Dowdy Willis Tillett, Thus. Chappull, Issanc Wilson, Darnel br Dmvrly, Wnt 0. Mercer Jesse Doxey, II Walker.

Jas. Feriebee, W. D. Chaddick, Win. A.

Jarvis, A. Stockton, and Geo. 8. Van VVyck. RANnoi.rii Couaty.

John C. Alhind, Blair, W. F.Brookshire, Henry Craven, T'lioa. ii. Craven, Pleasant Kraier, C.

G. EINti a privato inslrucliir for innrried Tir those abtnii to lie niiHried, both iniile Congressional. WasuinotonvJu1v IS, V. In the House the bill legalising the acts of the Arkansas tax Commissioners passed. The Freedmcu'a Bureau hill, waa passed by the lunate, making (ien.

Howard's Couimissiifiiship independent. The act provides for the diseontlmiunec of the Bu-ea'i In the represented States after January 1, 119, except aa regards edueatiou. Hons. U. H.

Doekery and Boyden of -Vortb Carolina, were admitted to their seats. The House went into couunltlcc of the whole on the Tariff bill by a vote of 8t to 87. This Is regarded as a vote and as indicating the hi teniion of the majority to modify the taritt'. Vrti rrn-o tiorrrs debate adjourned ttH 7 o'docft- 10 Ititfllt. The I nnillnghill was disenssed at great length, Messrs.

Morton of Indiana and fehcrinan to Oliro, favored the pay meet of hoods uuU-sa nth-era ise stipulated ia leal The ipiestion elieiteif iiitie.il bitlerneas, and the discussion eon-tbiUvd till adjourntnenl. Georgia Legislature. Atlanta, July 13. The Committee on the eliii i in rs lias baeu in session alt the afit moon. No tfurtutiH esefuded yet.

Missiifsippi Election. WsuiNHTuN, July 18. Judge Fisher, of Mississippi, reports to the Kcpubtican Committee large frauds by the Democrats ot that Together Willi If In nanaiHyJtaBt lu-their. New uinl letlKlli', III i vi ri tlifng eoina ruintf tlieTiTivsi -otogy and reiat liuis ol our aesual system, inig lor a diseharee uinl eei'lillealt- Ihtreol Irom all debts aiid oilier elnitilH, provitble under said The Fourth of July Convention, recently assembled in New Yolk, litis completed its work. It lias luiil down its platform ami nominated Us candidates What the platform It -isKkvomitiox It is liold line of business, AT THE I-OWKST CASH PHICKS.

IHfW. .133 III RIV ATE BOARDING HOUSE, martin street, briuu the Tost 0s.ee. Cmulortahfe -In Act and thna-etaewfst de) of duly, IMIH. nt 11) o'clock, a. at Ihe olllee of W.

A. tiuthrle, Register in ItatlU latjilCy, Jn k'ayetlevllle, umberlioid t'oiintv, Not-ili tairoliua. is aaaigneil lor the Itearlng ol Ihe Hiuie, wheli.ahd where all ereditora who have proved Ibelr debts, and other tiereoiil lu lulerest, navy attend and-show cause, If on thev have, why the oinver ol Ihe nett- ly declared that the reconstruction acta of Hie produeliini And prevention ol In-eludlltg all file discoveries iii'Ver before given in the Eugllsli languaixe, by IV in. ouiig, M. D.

'1'iiis is ally a valnabl'eand interesting work. It la written lu plain rnuifuagu for the general reader, uuil la lllual ruled with (imueroua Kugravings. All young married people, or I hose eoiiteniplal tflg and having Ihe least ImpedliuaiiC tp mnrried hie, ahould rend this '1 hook, it dracloaea acerela thai every due ahould be sosnntnten wWn StM Ilka Innik twnst be'loeked up and not He lltioul the house It will be sent to nnv ad tress oh nvilpt ot 80 eta. AddreSH, Dk. WM YoUNCI.

No. Bpruce Street, ttoo.ve t'oiirth, Philadelphia. Congress are unoonstitiilional and vopi It itispiasai tn undo all tlie-work ot' mconatruc ttinier'shtiuld not tie -grunted; mid thirl trreaeeiiud tiona and. aa- this rauiuti be itccow pliahed- Raleigh, jirie 30, 1WS. I48-8L mid third mectiuga "ill lie held al the sin lie time and' place.

Dated ut Wilmington, -N. on the 13th ol June, IStW. WILLIAM LAUKIN8, (W. tuts 188. liS Iswdt, As to the students who are now in at- means noui Stute hi the lute election.

By the Day, Weefe jor Month, witltout war, it defiantly declares war. The platform then, is a worphtttttrm; How ulsrut the candidates I Seymour is the no-torinus New York copperheid, who was bitterly oppoaed to tt)c government while tlie wai of the rebellion was being fought i wlio kept up tlic Are in the tear of the arm tendance scattering and going to other -institutions, it is far preferable that they should not come together st all, than that having At Keasonablc Rates. from Washington. tVittuanu Ji.tu 111 A 01l.ll..n 1 tar Afflicted unil II No uialtcr what mav be your dUease, hefore you place yourself under the cere ol any one ot tire, notorious tJU ACKH --native and foreign who udv- rliai-' hi This or iiuy other paper, get a copy ol l)r. Young's Book uitd read it enrefully.

will be tlle.lucaiis ol sav ing you many a dollar, 'our health, and possibly your life. Dr, Young ran be cnneuilcd on any of tho disesau dcaeriiied in his publications, at his If TAIllJi WILL BE WITH jn ittee Is here' from Virginia urgjng changes in come together', they should get up a nice little drama, anil leave in mass with the faculty, should it be deemed necessary by ies of the Union who declared that the re- NOTICE IN UANKHUBTCY. District t'ou-t of the ulled I M.ati lor Ihe Cipii Ki ar In Bankrliplcy. District ol North Carolina. lu lb.

mutter ol Wiljlnin II. Newburrr, a Bankrupt -ss. lyOTICE IM HEIIFBY (ilVFN, THAT A tltlon has been Hied In ssld Conrl hy Wm. II. Nr.wunnnv, mid Dlstrlrt, duly rfechvred 'BStihratpt under thu Aid.

ot Consiress of March ltd. INfl, lor a'dlsohsrue ami ccrfttleyte thereof Irom all his debts and oll-cr claims nroviible un uellion could not. he Sttjip leased and who the 'scallawags" to substitute other men for ofllce, vNo. rfl 16 Hpruce slrcel, sbove Finn I Ii, Haywortb, M. Hidsbnvf, I).

B. Julian, Alfred Julian, J. M. Jordan, John Kemp, W. D.

King, Meredith Kent, Win. McGee, h. M. Motlltt, II. llreswell, K.

Pearce, Steed, AbnerJA. Steed, W. R. Smith, Allen Scott, W. Thornburg, T.

Trogdon. Thns. Walker, J. Trogden, Geo. Makepeace, N.

Dafford, John C.Hill, Issaac Iee, Joseph Redding, PhlladelpliK HIT. the present incumbents. No student will-be inu i 1 i ya3iu no iiie cieeiion ill linn. 8tite, as that will open registration. A bill according With their views will probably be Introduced lu the Senate.

Commodore James F. Miller, 42 years in the aerviee, Is dead. 5 A delegation Is here from Atlanta, timing removal ot political disabilities from Republican members ol the Georgia Legislature. -M, tMW. afi wlj.

offered to compromise with treason. He was in full sympathy with tin; Oavis despot- ITJ. tlie best Ihe market anorda. runsient -uer-nons charged two polLars per for a longer time. Members- of the approu.eif tig Legislature will do well to cull Iftforo oiiu-ualug elsewhere.

OKO. T. COO KB JmKW, J808: MT II- Mrs. W. MILLER'S BOiSBIM HOUSE.

Day. Wi'fk and Month. tan uj liml tin aiwwptultd in iloliHiicliinir RftLEIOH PROVISION MARKET. U. tin' loyal heart of this nation as he under June Ii, 18(18.

13 lm. lost by reason of the present suspension, who would not leave at the new organization. It is better to wipe out and let the Executive Committee have a clean page to begin with. The University will not be destroyed. It will be redeetnod, regenerated, disenthralled and made an institution of learning for thepcoph Important Deoision.

It will be seen from our telegraphic despatches of yesterday thnt the General As sembly of Georgia received a coin munication from Gov. Bullock informing them that General Meade would not recognize the der smti Aei; ami nun ine stsi nay oi inne, al 111 o'clock, ill fltu olllee of VV. A. C.uth-. rle, Esip, lliailsler in Baitkrujitey, In Fayeltevllle, Cumberland County, North Carolina, la ilasiirii-ed lor the bearlnti: ol ihe sanie, when all oredlt-ora who have proved their debts, ami other persons In Intel cat.

may attend and abow cause, If lir.y fucy have, why the prayer of the aald petl-tliuiitr should not be uranteiP; and that the secmid' and third meeliua will be held at tbe sauio flute and place. Dated at WlliiihiKton, A. on the 18th day ol June, a. SELLING OUT took to do, wc here in the South, would today he Ixwing under the most withering despotism that ever was fastened upon any people. Seymour will not rally a single moderate Republican or war Democrat under the cop.

purliead banner. His nomination was not cvetLtlie choice oi bis own party. He owes it to the adroitness snrt cunning of New York manipulators and his party have found out to Stephen W. Kivetl, Joseph Recce, J. J.

Owen, H. T. Vincannon, Alvis Allen, Pe-tee Vincannon, 0. Grayson, W. L.

Burns, VV. II. H.Conner, Jesse Cox, John Pope, N. Ellison. W.

R. Kinney, H. Allen, T. L. L.

Lox, A. J. Burnes, Eli Branson, W. C. Wilson, W.

T. Trogden, Burgess Leonard, Lindsay Pearce, Cummins King, Martia W. Gray, D. Worth, Be'ii'i'iiinin Luther, Jonathan Ilnrdister, Edward Rachuol, B. A.

Sellars. Fhanklin CoCNTY. E. B. Fuller.

Ciiavsus CooNtx. R. T. Berry, Frederick Jones, James A. Suydam.

Benjamin WtLUAM l.AKJUNS, June 87, 18fW. 14-lsw8t. NEW YORK COST! i uere is some laia oi me lorinatton oi a tniru party here, hut Oens Fremont, Cary and John Qaineev Adairis, wio Were lor Chase, decline to co-operate ia the movement. -a Virginia Mr Iters. Ricuxoxd, July 13 Den.

Stoneinsn has appointed James Tipton Judgu of the Circuit Court, vice Fulton resigned. Anot he rcgiatratjon Is being prepared at Military headquarters. Governor ot Alabama Inaugurated. Montgomery, July 18. Gov.

Smith and Lieut Gov. Applngate were sworn In to-day. The Satiate met al la o'clock and elected ofB-cers. The XIV Article was ratified The House also organized and XIV Article ratified. Salutes were tired In honor of the ratification, Markets.

Nbw-Yohk, July 13. Cotton shade lower. Sale? 10(10 bales at 89. Flour heavy. Wheat 1 (iQ tj lower.

(lorn unchanged. Groceries quiet Sihilliern State bomls strdngertind higher. Gold rihs-ed utroug at 41 IIai.timork, July 18. Cotton quiet ut 83. 'BreadstUffs quiet and unchanged.

Gold closed strong 41X- I. July 13, P. M. Cotton unchanged Sales 10,000 bales. Breadstuffs unchanged.

umir aonoiv, nuiy iimi it, ia i.vn-, iii.u NOTICK IN DArVKRUPTCs'. Jiody as lagsl until th.e members elect, who In the Dibtiuot C01.HT or rilK I Mitt, dun-. In Bankruptcy. arc ineligible under the Omnibus Bill, had been expelled. CO III.

II (11111.1 WM. UHUllUilCfli tiltOtjK, KALEI0I1. CORN per huahol fvO per huahol LJ)o BACON perpouud ltteajliO KLOUR lKjjUl LARD per pound lift CHKKbE perpouud SS5 COKKEE per pound, oUUAR cruslied 85 et ra 0 bust brown brown 16 TEA per pound 2 00 HEEF per pound 10(ijl5 PORK per pound PEAS red, per bushel 9 Mfg 50 white 11 0U FODDER-per hundred 1 50 00 HI1UCK8 per hundred 1 Ikltnl HO HAY (meadow) per hundred 1 uWo1 aA OATS per hundred 1 50 POTATOES Irish, per bushel 1 758 00 A LT per bushel 1 85 (' ViNDLEa-adainnntliie, per lb. 110 Hi ia I' I iiriMitiUuv 14. I'KACKEef dried 3 50(ai3 nil APPLES dried, per bushel 1 85 I'HU'liENS -(S'prlnjr) aplcei.

20fc85 KtlliX per dor.en i'(iifit) IIIillHIIsTiH per Inirivl, 10 OOnjll 00 AfOLABSErl per irallon tncvv crop,) OUfktg MOflA per pound lat.r BLUE STONE perpouud U5 COTTON (yam) 'J Oil per pound, 84 rlllRETINO l-l 80 BEESWAX 80 TUKPENTINE-piriralloi 40 Pot the District ot Cape Fear. in the matter of John I). JncUaon dr Cicero P. Penrce, Bankrupts si. the.

long expiring Democracy is at last de. lunct and that Seymour marches at the head ol the funeral procession. This nomination has fallen like a wet blanket over the hopes of the Northern Democracy. Not the slight-aeat spark of. enthusiasm has been elicited anywhere except from the heroes of tlie Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, a.

irockery and Hardware, O'fTCK IS HEREBY HIVEN, THAT A iY Pel ii ion liua been Bled in said Court bv "chivalry" who are already seeing iuimagk, Frederick Slnffghtcr, Geo. Rixfnrd, Geo. Physic, Richard Tucker, Mingo Crooms, Edward R. Stanly, Geo. W.

Nason Moses D. Hill. Brunswick County J. ('. Lowton, S.

Gannis, E. 1). B. Morrill. Dr.

W. J. Potter, D. L. Russell E.

W. Taylor, W. R. DosbsW, W. M.

D. Moore, Thomas Drew, Reuben J. Long, Geo. T. Leonard, J.

M. King, John Ionian. Oranok County. John White, H. C.

Thompson, J. II. Boone, Henry Crabtrec, J. John P. Jai kson A CP Eiio Pkaio In said Di-trlcl, duly decliirerl liahkrupii, tinili Ihe Act of Congress of March IH07, lorn dlreharge and 'pcrtHieaty (hereof' from all their debta and nttier elslnis provnblc uiidtr said Act.

snd that SM day of July, 10, at 10 o'elt ik, A. til I olrii-it of W. A. (iiilhrle, Higl.ttr In Paiikt nptey.ln Favetlevllle. in be bind vnnnty, N-ortb Carolina, is ssslirned for the hetiringof the snnie, when and Where nH creditors who have proved I heir debts, and oilier persons In lutvnat, inav iitiend, nnd simw cause, If any lliey have, bv the prayvtol the snld petitioner should not be granted.

And Hist tbe seeend nnd tblid meetings will be liekj.nl llu-rnme time und place. OW1NU TO CONTINUED ILL HEALTH, and consequent hirttilllty to give proper altuntiou to nn liualitnss, I have concluded lo oiler my entire Slock ot DKY GOODS, nation the palmy days of Davis and of An-dersonville returned once more. Tha Iriends of Pendleton, Hendricks, Hancock and English are justly aroused. They acquieae gracefully in the result, but they know the case is hopeless and their efforts will be in Trustees fur the I niter.il ef Nortlt.Carollaa. Rai-sioh, N.

July 13th, 180S. The following mimed gentlemen have been regularly elected bv the Shite Hoard ol Educa- The following communication from General Meade in reply to Governor Bullock's letter notifying him of the organization of two Houses, is in entire accord with the action of the General Assembly of North Carolina in excluding from their seats members elect who nre barred by the provisions of the Omnibus Bill. The following is Gen. Meade's comuuinication I beg leave to state that I have no irrstruc tions to give you, further than to 'make known that in my judgment neither House is organized legally untill they have with the requisition of tiie reconstruc tion acts, and the act which became a law June 25, 18118 all id' which prohibit any one holding office under the State who is excluded, by section 8, of the amendment to the Constitution, known as Article XIV. It is not in purpose to dictate to the two Houses how or when they will apply this test to the several members, but in view of the fact that the Legislature until the State is admitted by compliance with the P.

Mason, A. J. Kline, M. J. W.

McCauley, I) a fl it Ifnrln 111 nlri in ir proportion to the known result. The frienils of poor old man Chase, we mean his honest H. Lloyd, 8. 0. Bowers, Isuuc IIol- Trastw-ortlHrTJiflvtrslty of -Norih- Haled al Wilmington, N.

on the Hfttt The llrst meeting of tbe Trustees will be held Altai iiiuD oiumiHE, BOOTH AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES, personal friends, are awfully indignant, They have been made the victims of a prac ih Thomas Doilson, Jnmcs M. Turren-tine, F. Crawlonl, Wyutt Cites, Wilson Froileric.k IJoyil, Abner Conkliii, Win. Dodsnn, Win. Cheek, Hix, Win.

Manor, J. C. Turrentine, Ratlin Cape, Archibald Hunter, John Shields, El labs Win- JILUE per' pound 10 SI AKCII- 80 PI.I'I'ICR -black 50 SI'llE 50 OINGEH- i 40 KAILS i 10 allow 10 RALEIGH MONEY MARKETS. John (J. i i in- Hi ol, i is, ItAI.EH.ll, N.

C. tieal Democratic joke and they by no means r'lith the fun. Poor old maul He must feel-better now, that the agony is over, and ol June, A. I cuts WILLIAM LAHK1NB, Junu 97, 1HH. His luw8t.

NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. DlSThlCt C'OL'IIT DK TIIE I 1 nitsii btatm, In Bankruptcy, l-'or Ihe Cape Fiur.Dlstrli t. 1 In the matter ol Mi in Reeves, a Bsnk iupt ss. IM I'lltl'KS OK NoltTII CAIIOI.INA HANK NOTBS. requirements ol the acts of Congress is only OTICE IH HEREBY OIVEN, THAT ON LV Oold Notions and Hosiery, CROCKERY AND HARDWARE, At New York Cost for Cash.

Ail who ura in want of Kni himI fitHliionahlu wuulil do wi II to iJftl'l ftl. (tiicc bcloie Lhu (liXMlfl art. pickwl uvcr. A. KIsINK, Cornn-of fayettiivillc imii ll.ntr.it KuleLrll, N.

June H6, isns. 147 Am, the Blllhilsv ol Mav, A. LaMk a wnirnlit provisional, and subject to the authority of the District Commander, it is my duty so IIW IBB 57 04 SB long as the Military Government exists, to in Itanklripli-) was issued out of Ihe District 1 1 lift, ol Ihe Unfliil Mlnles lor the Cape Pear llisirlcl of North Carollua. iifidhsl the estate ot Mamuki, Rkrvkh, Jr of Kowiin eouuly, and Btste i.l North Citrollnii, in said dlstriet, who has been sec that the law be faithfully executed. the cherished object of Jiis ambition, for winch he has dragged his judicial robes through the slush and slime, has forever escaped his grasp 1 Ilia Iriends, however, have gone to work in hot haste to resent the indignity.

The central Chase Association in New York have declared for Grant and Colfax and so will his friends throughout the country. Scvmour is the last of tin; Democratic candidates tor the Presidency of the United States. And Frank P. Hlair, the nominee for Vice President, who is he He lathe chief conspirator and revblutionist. before his nomination, he wrote 811 Ol course all other persons elected to ufii- adjudged a llnnki -npl on bis own pelltlon; that the pnviiieltt ol any debts, anil dellter) ol sny ces Ineligible on the same ground, will not in eVeunle Chamber, at Raleigh, on Thursday, the SHrd ut 4 o'clock, P.

M. 3. -S. ASHLEY, Secretary Jluavd tf h'duraltttn, Alamance County Henry A nadham. Alexauder -dir.

ifoliti ftf. Alleghany Juilee A. W. Tourgeei Tn Anson Oavld Ingram. A aba William Latham.

Beaufort -Judge W. H. Hodntsn. BtMH Hon. John Rail.

Blades Anlsl w. Kislier. llruiiswlek -sj'ndgS Dan 'I Is Russell, Jr. llaiieoinlHj- 1,. Henry.

llin-ke It. V. Mli hain. Cansrrks Vletdr C. Barriiiger.

Calvin C. Junes. Camden Malchet Taylor, Oarli.ret I'. U. riiuiiiaa.

AtanuW Mialeliee. CaUwfu -Dr. J. .1. Moll.

llutliaai ILad. I. Itowan. Caerokce A T. Davidson.

I'liowan Hon. John It. French. Clay -Fei-llK Ajley. I leuvelaii'l -Heaatur tlrtgg, Coluiulius A.

Maiillshy, I'raveii Hubert I. lailllliali. Cuiuherlaitd- Jiulga Italpli 1'. BnxUm. Currituck Jos.

Ktlierldga. linvtilson Wllllum K. Henderson. Davla Duphn-Wllllaiii Bill. Edgecombe John Nnrflisd.

Korsylhe Judge 1) II. Siarbur.k. Fruukliti -lllcriiird hige Wyiaia. aastiin Uev. Madison Itolend.

Gates Thomas Hufter, Orunvlll.) Itobert W. Lasslter. Oriainn -Wm. P. Urimsiuy.

Gullrool Judge U. P. Jefferson Vf. Lovejoy, H.iinoii Niilll McKay II 1 a II It. Oarr.1t.

stead, James Bennett, Washington Duke, Willis Staiiguui. IScuj. Ellis, K. V. Warren, J.

W. Cafes, Joseph Thompson, K. Wtilk-er, Henry Jones, Win. Ponce, Ureen Hrevvcr. Wilson Caldwell, lii chant May, Martin Whitted, Job.

Wuddell, Wesley Tlpimjisou. Wakk CeUNTT. Clinton W. Willimns, John 11. Andrews, Jnines llapk, Hanson T.

Hughes, John ltoscuiond, i For the Standard. The 4th In Stanley. Countv, N. July 4, 1888. The Republican of tliia couuty met at Freedom Church to celebrate the UJd Anulveraary of the tudepeiideueu ol the Lulled Status.

J. C. Bnrrongha was appointed Marahai of the day, and formed a procaeaion of lsdiua and gentiviucn snd marched lo the stand. S. C.

Morton read the Declaration ol Independence, alter which J. property heionging lo lut'h haiikrupt, to him or lm bis use, and Hie tllilisler MfclM no el by BUvur Old Coupons Old rtivca Bank NorllrCaiiilliiii. tarpv; Pear CUalottc ystlnglon firalniin a Rovboroimlt WudesbolollKll Tltomasville Wlifnliiljtou 14 Colllllierce Wnsblngton Fnyi (lev Clarendon Yaneevvllle hint are forbidden by law totd ihat a meeting of the creditors of thesnld Hunkriipt, to prove their be allowed to qualify for the same reasons. Correction. In the proceedings of the House of Representatives on Friday last, Mr.

Gunter of del. Is, and 1o etioosi- one or more ssslgnecs ol 15 1)1 on ee fj in 3 a in 86 FINANCIAL Ii A I (J 11 BJ A 1 1 0 A HAISK or NOliril-tJAIlOTIXA. a. a i. ot niKRCToits R.

W. I'mi't. lino. W. Mwspson, W.

11. Wuitetltu, W. J. Hawkins. his itatatc, will he held at a Court ol Bankruptcy, lo l.n hidden at Salisbury, N.

before ft. H. Uioaitlleld, Esq Register lu Bankruptcy, for said District, on the lib day of July, st 10 o'clock, A. M. DANIEL R.

fiOODLOK, U. Marehat as MeeeengeT J. Cl'THMLL, V. H. Ilejntty Mnrehtl.

June B0, I HOB. 144-Isw8wpd. Chatham was incorrectly reported as having voted for the substitute offered by Mr. Durham, on the removal of political disabilities. Mr.

G. was absent from his sent on account Itunk Miners ami I'lante Furmers' Hank, tin I Wilmington OT Hank, tat Merebarits' Hunk, Nevvhcrn, of indisposition. It is needless to say that Smart addressed the audience, appealing to Greeusboroiitih New York Exchange. hsd lie been present lie would have voteill fflvu support to brant and A. 8.

Mkuuimosi. B.C. Morton was then called lor. In rc- Ossfnn Itallroad t'smimni, Cuss. Dewev, Vailuer.

John Ulake, Teller. apoiise he. said he bad prepared no address lor the oecaaion. Had il not been lor the nici-ling of the Legislature, some of the best speakers lu the State would be in attendance. He adlnen-isln-d all men a lio voted the- Republican ticket to stand tirin and get a misled Republican to vole vvllli hitn In the next election.

In this way a letter ts the Convention defining his position. This letter breathed fire and slaughter in erery line. It is no covert insinuation it ii nn squinting -at revolutionary violence; it I. a bold and defiant declaration of "ar against the General government. How was the letter received by the Convention Its author Frank P.

Illair was nominated by aoelamatinn. The rend battle shout that went up at the disaster at Manassas again wentupundtrtPinthusiasm which prevailed when Sumter fell waa witnessed once more, as the prospects of the rebellion leaders rose in tha ascendant. It was the South that demanded the declaration of principles in Blair's letter. It was rebel Oenerals, Colonels and Captains who ruled the Convention as the same men ruled Dem- DEAI.8 IS EXCIIANOE, SIUIIT DRAFTS. Uold and Silvci Ctiiu, and liuvcruuicut aud oilier JSecurltles.

as he always does, Willi tlie Republicans. The Fine Arts. Zcbulon has been pronounced a flst" in his profession by the most competent New-York critics. The newsboys and boot bbicka have decided npptinst him. His Attempts nt wit were stn'c and insipid, provoking only an occiisionnl laugh Irom some countryman Henderson -Dr.

Vi. D. Wh Ued. Il.TiIi.ol- Jnde David A Bamea. flrdSf i.ts'sr...

1 1. den Judge Anderson Mitchell. .1... Usi.n It II. I SI.

II" 'II. Joluiston K. vv I'oU. fl. Haskell.

Leiudr-R. King Uiieurreut Bank Notes houieht st bitthesi Stanley couuty would he reclaimed. i.v- t' TATE OP Milt ill a Hot IN RANOoLfll Col NTV. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term, Dale. Mordecul Mcndcnlisll, s.

sOrlglual Atlnclimont. Craven Johnson. I It appearing to tbe sullafsctlon of the Court Unit Craven Johnson, the defendant III this esse, la not an inbabllanf of this State, ll It, therefore, ordered hy the Court, that publication be made, for six successive weeks In the North-f 'arollna gMnshnilj notifying the ssld detendnirt to appear at the next term ot this Court, to be held for the County of Randolph, at the Court House In Ahbnro on the first Monday Of AuL'tist next, then and there to plead, answer or Kai.iiiiii, June 82d, ISflH. rrHJS ANNUAL RETINA ol the Hoek-1 holders ot the Ualeigh (iasTlin Kailroad Company will he bald nt the Oltlce ol the Company, in the City of Kalelgh, on Thursday, July IBM. the 'transfer hooks will he closed from Ut to 80ih proximo, Inclusive.

1 Kl HI W. W. VAHS, Treaa. A r'y. New and Elegant Books.

TirST UECEIVFJ): fj I. lobe cdltlou ut In. ii'. Works, Bulwer's, htiskeapcaire's Works, Burn's prices, i sunt by wjtpress will buretnit-ted for proiupuy In uirreney, er In New York luuds at par. I.

n. W. IV lljnmui on Henry M.ullsou-ll ilnansn Kfin CtniKiisT, Fkhki siiv 81, 1MB: Mirllu -Judge vv Watts. vs ii, r' M. Unwell Bsnk of CalM E.

ar -Wm I tiacklenlHiri ira -Itev vVillls I. Miller. Itev on the side vvnlks who had never seen the clujihant." VuU Hem- York JleraU.) t'ouiasiaalojMts auf the City of Raleigh. The Unvvraur has in. ole the folio ing appointments of Cnminissioners of the City of Htililgli: Loyd llatheock was appointed Ch-lrman and and N.

C. KSrd Secretary. Ou motion, the Chairmen appointed a conunlt-tee consisting At the folios Ing gentlemen Wm. F. Unison, W.

Hsrtsell, John" Mason, La, on, B. L. Wlillley, Esq D. Whitlev, L. L.

Morton, J. C. Smart, lien. Davla, Jack Dnris, J. Sliuftner and W.

Crump. The committee retired and reported the billowing resolutions which were unanimously sdopled That we, the Republicans ol this county, heartily endorse the. nomination of lien. U. 8.

Urant and Schuyler for President and Y'n President of the United States, and the platform sdontcd at We Chicago Convention on tbq Wt ol May 4 Hetftft, As we repose unwsverhnr coiillileiu lnliov W. Holdan. thul we i.ion-1 hi in to viic inventions In the old days of slave South Carolina demanded the i.latform i.nsnotw,.... Clsreudou Coiuuiel ee Fayattcvills LeslliKtoli (old) (new) Lexington, nayablu at North-Osrolina llmhoro' Thrinasvllle WadesborO' Washington Tsnveyvlllc Mdl tlie Will of South I'jBkn. 1 Mln-hall .1 oninnan Moiiltroiilery --OeO A (lialiaai.

M.aira It M.tt)ni,aW. Nash-K ant raid ell New llanovar liiai Abtmtt. Noiiltaiiiutim Ur Wot Barrow. Onslow John kohliisou. ii meat t.ol.iui.i.1 I P.i)Uotnll I' r.i.ilmaus fir wm Nleholsnu.

IVrseu-Jadire Kdwlu it Iteade. Pill -Hen Hi tun Latin. Vtuk il.a.t Abrsms. lit- i-inirod Haw Alfred f)oek. ry.

It -Orlln 8 Maja It klnatiam Jail--. h. alUt. Abb of Wayurly Novels, anil others to be sold cheap. HKANSON A JONES.

Kalelgh, Jnne 4, IM lBl-tl. BOARD. MEMMF.IW OP THE liENEKAL AB8EMBLY van oidslii Hoard ou very reuaouahle lurina, by applying lo Mi WHITAKEIt, nest door lo the Methodist parsonage. Kalelgh, June 87, 1B6B. 148 tf.

I IN i demur, or judgment final will be granted, snd the property levied oi sold to satisfy the plalo-llf Vt rtnrta, J. Hancock, Clerk of our ssld Court, st office lu Asbburu' tbe first Monday of Msv ls8. -J M. HANCOCK, C. C.

C- June 3, IBM. 33--WDW. NOIICK BY Art.SIONL.K OK HIS AP-POIN'TMRNT. ilN HAWKHttWCT. Ik tot DlsTsttot i hi it i or i Til a UniTKti st i its, In Bankruptcj, For the Albrtmarle District.

Dr II rtowerton Commercial Bank of Wilmington itia-an Until rtoril -Jwhte II la ndgeU iaantn. .1 "Mink. Haiuusoii -Ir sianlr llr Kron. MMU Ward -Yf. R.

Ricbarilson, A. L. Lougee, II. Hi-seelhiicll, KaMtrn Ward. lohn T.

Williamson, Handy LockhsH, Forney Whitaker. HaMterii Ward. Jefferson Fislier, Jolin K. Harrison, James II. Harris.

I. iniii nnd Colfhx Club. Tba. RepublUesns of Stanly county have formud a Grant and Colfax Club at Albe-mnrln. The following gentlemen were the rst to enroll their names.

John Duke, Al. under Simpson, William Palmer, Elltha Lslon. John Mason. W. R.

Hsrtsell, laiyd ranucr Bank u' Morth Csrollus, On-. Mutnnl insurance Merchants' Hank of Ncwbe'ra Miners' snd Planters' Bsnk Hut what say our people in North-Carol inn this programme I Are we to witness yet Belds of blood, other scenes of Is tho little which is left our people ftcr the devastations of tho lute war to I entirely swept away in new storm or revo-lutlonnry fary which will far surpass in hor-f 't anything which humanity lias ever wit inll Wt believa our people arc more ''rsWerate-, believe they will listen to the ooitoaeU or the wise and good. We do believe they will suffer themselves to plunged into itln to Rratify the mad nw- Hlotaai Alt Juji'n. rt.ni.1 Tnnw.lvaida II II Duckworth. In tbe matter of J.

J. Vaaghaa, rupt) Tv Jndaeil Wnna.ks March 81, ls. M-ll ell appoint no mull Magistrate in this tMRty but those who actively engaged In the reeotistriic tion of tbe Slate on the Congreaslousl hasla, and would respeetllllly recolllllli'ild those on tlie list lurn.li.-it with Ihe additional nam -a ol Davemn Whitley and William 11. D. (irceiie.

Jtmilml, That these proceedings be publiatied lu the Raleigh indued LOVDHAT1ICOCK, Chm u. N. it: Mn; Ou Suuday last Henry Ward Bueclivr preached a sermon en the test, Thou if alt not steal." He allackud the repudlttnrs with Ida sharpest rhetoric, snd ssld I regard thu i in sal lo my Ihr boudsofthe I'nlted Htstea In or silver ss belug lu every disguise and under see possible plea an atrocious lucll." Unvrfi i T'l WHOM IT MAY Wake .1 Tsfkir Vv srreo a m. ii I owl. BOARDING HOUSE, Mkaii the Yakhhouuu Housb, FAYKTTEVII.LK HT It A ItH (Off) Pf C.

Bonrd, per day, 'l 00. Llbsrsl daalnrtlons made ou Board by tbs Month. Rooms, lanra, eornfortahle snd wall furnished. F- tir Soob. VAsskli.fti.n -Juilav BW Jones.

It Dun Wilson. luusa lyns Walsusa Warns 1 uildvrslKlied liereby tltves notice ol bis sp. p.ilutmeut lis Assignee of J. J. ViVNtHSM.

Of 11. in County, and Slate of North Carolina who has been adjudged a Bank rapt oti hla nw' 1'uiltlen by the District Conn of ssld Dtetrts BOND. sahysMt. .1 -C II Brvuplni Wlfkas-llon hi via Cowhsj Wilson riMi Btoant MM RKCP.IVKD I ALAItUB MA OF BKCOND RAMO Mltcullaiiaous Books, on i-onilfrnment, sud fur sale at very reasonable rates. BHANrtoN A JONF.8, Raleigh, N.

C. Jun. 80, Ita-tf. "Oton Of ilrsncrati! men who barn Taiialn Uli4nn.ai.l st- Hatbcock, A. 0.

Morton, Hen Davis and every .1 II In Ii. thin uviiivss. nr. July 7. 18M.

158-UwSt. fl to gain nthd nothing to lose in tlie up W. II. I). Orrcne.

June 80, Issia, Jsly II..