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"LIBERTY -AJNT XJTSTIOnV, NOW VTVI FOKEVEB, ONE AND INSEPARABLE.w-Damel KBSTER. Vol. II- RALEIGH, N. SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1867. No.

59; J. HOLD EN, -rrnr nT'TT SOU, 'rDITOBS OF THE STANDARD, or the Laws of the United "th0 aovermncnt advertisements. Slates, Bates of Sscription "TERMS-Casu in Advance. Weekly paper, $6 00 3 59 3 a OU pr 150 a .1111 II 8 A 5 copies 1 12 00 I 22 00 Tn those who get up clubs of five or more sub. nne COPY, eratSs, will ue lurnisnea.

oa Iiwrk 0,1 the papei" indicates tbe ration 5as of Adveiing Ten lines "or one inch space to constitute 'lUare- 81 00 One square, out insertion, o0 Liberal deduction made, by special contract, to advertisers. Court advertisements will be charged 25 per it W-r than tUc regular rates. "snu Notices eharsred 50 per cent higher nniinarv advertisements. is, vertisements inserted irregularly, 25 per higher than usual rotes will be charged. "jo paper in the South has advertising facilities to the Standard.

tetters must be addressed to W. VT. HOLDEN SON, Raleigh, N. C. Fros Seilins.

aii Raising as a Distinct Industry at mirage. The Eyres copies from a Chicago run loiioniiii: "i t. i.r. rL: JJlllT 111 WHICH fjncuicK vinv- 1 100,000 frogs per annum The froirs arc chiefly supplied to this ity by a 5lr. Buck, who is a German, Win" about two miles south of Hyde 'art He levotos his whole time to frogs, finding that it pays him He and his assistants rise early the morning and sjo to the sloughs ing southward carrying with them nr sticks.

Dressed in high boots tnd old clothes, they walk through and loner the sloughs, looking for frogs. iVhenone is seen, it is struck on the lead with ft long stick then the frog lies, and his hind legs are cut off and kiuned and put in a basket. (To till them, great care and skill are quired, as they are cautious and As soon as they hear footsteps iey will jump from the bank or grass ito the water; in a few minutes the Inter shaped head will rise just above ue surface ol the water and peer cau- wiislv around to see who's there. That the moment for kill in 2 it, and it bust be done very Quick. Sometimes Iiey are caught out of the water, not (ten now a-days.

ITT, hen, However, tite aav's hunt has "tbeea very successful, and Mr. Buck is not killed as many as lie has orders goes out again at night. lie takes lth. him a lantern, and a noln with n. ii-ce of red cloth attatched to it.

The ght from the lantern is thrown on the ater, and the red niece of cloth on thf is cast in where it shines. The are attracted bv.the light, and go me spot: Iliev KM t.hp nth ve curious, and bite it. Thir tPPth entangled in it, and they are wn out of the water. This is the west way ot catching the frogs, but i-Mess practiced because it has to be in the night time. first began to kill wit was very easy work, for they not seem to fear him but that is over now, and the frogs have lost faith in man.

Thev see Mmen only seek after them to cut of nuMUegs and then cast them they do women, after having Ksr love, to they are shy of Mr. "lN and have to be battered on the Wbetore thev will come near to im. r- Cnck and his assistants pass Uay HI thllS? lmntinrr inv frncre anrl tlm home about 6 o'clock. TlJ 1po- Wully put away in a cool place, a broaght hore in the morning. eatea hy US for diuner and 6Up- Earl 7 ne morning Mr.

Buck procur- limhn ad placed a little ix Tl ine itlif.i piace was nnea tadpoles. Cftobe Uttle frogs. The fth? yeyer around the pool was lleavy rains filled it eaiKdK the frogs then hi.t V. noiiiu ti. larket anl brought to ft'S6twV others have been ere m.

maY many trogs year. lt is nrobabln t.liat. a tuei poolmavbe raadp. ue to tlie frogs will not 'eaa Jr0 extyearMr. innhr gather in hla 'thpm os Without wandpri catching them in sc, the sloup-hs be- 2.Wal the frogs lW it he can get a sum- Lrr.ithej win continue to Uere durinS the cold they A ftwOaS Ur8 in the 0 Burt the kr.i and the covered with a em VU 1 fi, any of are "UHP 1 Vlir- iinn.l Qn is removed, out 3 QOe8 Buck Patch himself, but ho very often has them brought to him by persons living sever al miles away.

They are bought by him, and in turn sold again. He mo nopolizes the whole trade. Railroad, Insurance, TO SHIPPERS. 3xron.Tn:-Oja.n.oxjiicr. AIL STATE RAILWAY LINES (that used to be The Old Raleigh Gaston Rail Road, The Shortest, Quickest, Safest and Best Line, North and South, to be left out in me Cold, unless Shippers Specially say Via.

R. G. R. WE INAUGURATED AND ARE THE Great Through Inland Air Line Route to all the Northern Markets, and have successfully worked the Line to the entire satisfaction ol Hmppers, iNortu and South, for the last ten years. as the ten Thousand Shippers in North and South Carolina win lesuiy.

we paid tnc State near iseven Hundred lhousand Dollars for her Inter est in this Road thereby saving the people lrom laxauou 101-an time to come 40,000 per year; ana we unhesitatingly declare that we can and will give more dispatch to ill points, North and couiu, man any oiuer line. NOTICE The Great Inland Air Line Freight Bonte Via THE KALEIGU GASTOJI BAIL BOAS, is the Short Line for Shippers, and you are re quired so to direct your Freights, or they will be taken by another Route lo insure your rcickt beinsr carried oyer this Great Inland Air Line safely, direct your consign ers to marK your l-reiartit. Uare ot Kail Koad Agent, Portsmouth. or City Point. via jaieign if oasion Mail Jioad, ad to ship as fol lows FROM BOSTON: Merchants' Miner's Line, end of Central harf, E.

Sampson, Agent. FROM NEW YORK: Old Dominion Steamship Shipping Point. Pier 37, North River Foot Beach Olfice 137. Greenwich Corner Dey; N. L.

McCready, President. FROM PHILADELPHIA: Tla Annamcssic,) Wilmineton and Baltimore Depot, or Clyde's Line of Steamers, 14 ueiaware Aveuue, v. tr. Clyde, Agent. FROM BALTIMORE: Baltimore Steam Packet Bay Line Steam ers, ioot Union Dock, O.

Parks, Acent, or Powhatan Steam 90 Light Street Wharf. C. a. AL.L.KH, Freight Agent, Raleigh, N. C.

Aug. 1867. 57 tf. RALEIGH AND GASTON R. R.

Co. Superintendent's Ofpice, Raleigh, May 6th, 1867. Change of Schedule on E. G-. E.

B. AND AFTER MAY 7th, 1867, TRAINS ill run on R. G. R. R.

as follows, daily Mail train leaves Raleigh, 9.30 a. m. Arrives at Weldon, 2.30 p.m. leaves Weldon at Arrives at Raleigh, Freight train arrives at Raleigh, 44 leaves 10.30 a. m.

3.50 p. m. 4.50 p. m. 6.80 a.

m. The mail trains make theocgh connections with all points North and South as quick as any other route. TV. G. LEWIS, Gen.

Sup't. May 9, 1867. 20 tf. X. PESCUD.

DRUGGIST, RALEIGH, N. -C. Represents the following Fire Insurances Com panies, whose combined Capital amounts to and who are celebrated for their uber- uty in promptly adjusting and paying their losses, viz: The PHOiNIX, of Hartford. ATLANTA of Brooklyn. SECURITY of New York.

INSURANCE CO. of the Valley of Va. And JEFFERSON, at Scottsville, Va. Refer to W. II.

Cunninggim, who had insured on the Exchaue Hotel and other property destroyed by Fire ou the 2d Mar.eh, whieJi was promptly satisfied, without deduction. excDt lor I prompt payment. "I- II 1 T. 1 ju auu get roiicy oi iu, P' F- PESGUD, Agent. May 9, 1S67.

20-ly. C0MPAEIS0N OF VAEI0T7S LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES, ACCORDING TO THEIR PROPORTION OF ASSETS TO LIABILITIES. Taken from New York Insurance EejiMt for Page txxxir. The BROOKLYN has S288 to pay every 100 of its liabilities. The MUTUAL, 135 143 175 157 115 143 128 135 146 129 100 300 155 119 185 164 150 154 NEW YORK LIFE, -MUTUAL BENKFIT, -CONN.

MUTUAL. UNITED STATES, CHARTER OAK, ETNA (Hahtford), KNICKERBOCKER, MANHATTAN. GUARDIAN, GEKMANIA, PHCENIX, HOME, EQUITABLE, WASHINGTON, SECURITY, NORTH AMERICA, GLOBE, This Company has Declared a Dividend of Forty per Cent, in Cash, being a Larger and an Earlier One than any other has done for the period it has been in operation, and declares and Pays them Annually Cash. May IS67. 20 ly.

BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Montagne Street, sear Court, Brooklyn, and 141 Broadway, N. T. Guarantee Capital, Accumulation, 4125,000 500,000 Cash Dividend in 1866, 40 Per Cent. Policies and Premiums Non-Forfeiture. Dividends Declared and Paid Annually in Cash.

OFFICERS: Pbesident, CHRISTIAN BOUCK. Vice-Pbebident, ABR'M D. POLHEMUS. Secbetaby, rich. H.

HARDING. Acttjabt, D. PARKS FACEXER. Med. Examines, DANIEL AYRES, M.

D. Agents in all the Principal Cities and Towns in the JJnited States. F. PESCUD, Agent. May 9,1867, Book-Stores, TURNER'S: N.

C. ALMANAC. Mebchakts and others wishing to advertise in this unsurpassed medium, are requested to address us without delay. The publisher has made arrangements with us for the sale and issuance of this Almanac, and all orders in relation to advertisements, should be hereafter so directed. WILLIAMS LAMBETH.

Raleigh, July 25, 1867. 52 tf. TO THE PUBLIC. rpiIE SUBSCRIBER DESIRE3 TO AN-JL NOUNCE to the Public, that he has purchased the Stock of Books, Stationery, Faney Artielcs, formerly belonging to the N. C.

PUBLISHING COMPANY. That he has succeeded to the old stand, No. 1, Fayetteville Stteet, 60 long and so favorably known throughout the State as The North-Carolina Book Store." conducted bv Henry D. Turner, deceased; and that henceforth he will conduct the Book Business in all its branches at The JYorth-Carolina Book Store, No. 1 Fayetteville St.

He would also state that he brings to the management of the business the experience of many years as a Book Buyer and Seller, and a devotiou to mis particular Dranch ot trade, He will en deavor to merit the reputation of the Old Stand. The Stock of Books, Stationery, which he now offers to the public, has been well selected, and embraces a large supply of Sunday and Common School Book, Miscellaneous Works of almost every kind and variety. The North-Carolina Supreme Court Reports, English Law Reports, and other Law Books. A very large supply of Blank Books, Stationery, New Music, Fancy Articles, comprising the largest assortment to be found in the State, and will be sold upon the most reasonable terms. Orders from all parts of the State, accompanied by the Cash or City reference, will be promptly attended to, by addressing JAS.

H. ENXISS, Book Seller, No. 1, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. C. July 23d, 1S67.

51 tf. IMPORTANT NOTICE! BOOKS AND STATIONERY ARE NOW cheaper than at any time since the war. In purchasing our NEW STOCK OF GOODS we have selected only the veby best articles, and many of these we tind to be cheaper than the same qualities purchased some time ago. We buy nothing but qcick stock, hence we can afford to sell for small profits. From several years experience we find the best interest of our customers to be our best interest, hence our aim is to give general satisfaction.

We are receiving to-day a lot of line Frene and American Letter, Nolo and Foolscap Papers, which we can sell ou moderate terms. Call at our New Store, next door above Tucker's New Hall. BRANSON, FARRAR CO. Raleigh, June 22, 1807. 29 tf.

RICE'S MANUAL OF THE U. S. BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1868, WITn THE RULES, ORDERS FORMS of Proceedings thereunder conveniently Annotated, Uiassined and Arranged Bound in Law Sheep Price $5. Also, the Bankrupt Law, with all the Rules, i orms, iu ramplilet. Price 'm cents.

For sale by WILLIAMS LAMBETH. Raleigh, July 27, 18C7. 53 tf TURNER'S N. C. ALMANAC 1T7TLL SOON BE READY.

PERSONS desiring to purchase by wholesale are requested to address us. WILLIAMS LAMBETH, Wholesale and Retail Dealers and Booksellers, No. 40 Fayetteville Raleigh, N. C. July 25, 1867.

52 tf. APT 1ST PSALMODY. JUST RECEIVED, A VARIETY OF STYLES and prices, at our new Store, on tentress corner. BRANSON, FARRAR CO. May 21, 1867.

25 tf. MEMOIR OF REV. JOHN L. PRITCHARD, Late Pastor of the First Baptist Church, WILMINGTON, Tf. BY KEY.

J. P. HTJFHAM, FOB 8 AXE BY WILLIAMS LAMBETH, Bookse'lers and Stationers. Raleigh, May 30, 1867. 29 tt.

rpiIE BANKRUPT LAW, by JAMES, jl jusi received at Fentress' corner. BRANSON, FARRAR CO. June 13, 1867. 35tf JEW BCOKS. TREATMENT OF FRACTIONS.

BY N. Smith, M. showing the Anterior Suspensory a.ppu.iai us. xi. js a new uuok, wen illustrated, and printed in good style.

Price $3.00. BRANSON, FARRAR CO. 'June 27th, 1867. 41 tf. The Romance of Beauseinconrt.

AN EPISODE, EXTRACTED FROM THE Retrospect of Miriam Montort, by the author of the Household of Bouverie," just pub lished and to hand, nee BRANSON, FARRAR CO. June 27th, 1867. 41 tf. gOMETHING NEW PHOTOGRAPH BIBLES. Stuart's Freemason's Manual.

Is Davis a Traitor Dr. Livingstone's Tiavels and Expeditions in South Africa Illustrated. Dictionary of the Bible Illustrated, All just to hand at Fentress' corner, our new Store. BRANSON, FARRAR CO. Raleigh, June 4, 18C7.

31 tf. AND GOLD POETS. JLJ GOLDSMITH, WORDS WORTH, OSSIAN, COWPER, MOORE, TENNYSON, LONGFELLOW, HOOD, HALLECK, SCOTT, McCAULEY, MEREDITH, Miss MULCH, MORRIS, WILLIS, MILTON, BURNS, PRESTON, BYRON, HEMANS, COLERIDGE, CAMPBELL, All just received at our new Store, next to Tucker's new Hall. BRANSON, FARRAR CO. May 30, 1867.

29 tf. TUKRER'S ALMANAC, BY WILLIAMS LAMBETH, Raleigh, W. C. Notices, Sales, Rents, JPOR SALE. THE BANKING HOUSE AND LOTBELONG-ing to the Bauk of the State of North-Carolina, iu the City of Raleigh will be offered for sale, on the premises, on Tuesday the 20th day of August next, at 12 o'clock, M.

Terms One-third cash, residue in three equaj instalments of six, twelve and eitruteen month, with interest from day of sale. inds with approved security will be required, and title retained until the whole purchase money is paid. The uauK reserves tue privilege oi maKmg uuc uiu. C. Agent.

Raleigh, July 9th, 1867. 45 2awtd. Y7ALUABLE CITY PROPFKTY FOR SALE. ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE HOUSES and Lots in the City (Iront of Nash Square) lately occuuied bv Mrs. Rnfrin Tucker.

Deceased. The House contains 10 rooms, all well furnish ed, lot about 2)4 acres, grounds beauuraiiy ornamented with shruberv. conservatory filled with the rarest flowers, and gardens of fine vegetables and choice lruit trees, all necessary out, ouuuiugs ana well of good water. Possession can be given ira mediately. W.

H. R. S. TUCKER. Raleigh, March 2, 1867.

148 tf lIANO FOR RENT. AN EXCELLENT PIANO FOR RENT, AP- plv at the Standard office. June 18, 1S67. 87 tf. i iv luck: gjiiv THE VERY LATEST ARRIVALS OF NEW GOODS! JUST RECEIVED, A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT of RICH URENADINES, MOZAMBIQUES, MOHAIRS AND POPLINS.

ALSO SHEER ORGANDIES. RICH JACONETTS, PERCALLS, PIQUE, And 5,000 yards of the handsomest Prints you ever saw. These goods have been bought since the Recent Decline in Prices, so that we can give you handsomer goods for the price man we have been able to uo since tue CLOSE OF TUB WAR. Also, a large stock of Bleaihed and rnhleached Domestics, Plaid Homespuns, Gents and Boys Wear, DENIMS, LIKENS, And a beautiful stock of Ladies and Misses Trimmed and If nt rimmed Hats, Rainboros, Almas, Patti, W. H.

K. S. TUCKER CO. May 18, 1867. 24 tf.

Watson's Photograph Gallery, RALEIGH, N. C. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. The Snnbeam Art Improving. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF Ambrotypes, Ferreotypes and the larger size Photographs.

Porcelian pictures made with all the beauty ot an ivory painting. Photographs of all sizes and styles, plain or colored to nature. Persons wishing work in my line are invitedto call and examine specimens and be convinced that there is no use going beyond Raleigh on account of prices or quality of work. Aug. iS, I860 28 ly.

J. W. WATSON. JOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED, BUILDING COMMITTEE for Richmond County, will let out to the lowest bidder the building of a public Jail lor Richmond Count3 on the third Monday in September next. Information in respect to plans, specifications, will be given by the building Committee at KocKiugiuim, iN.

u. JOHN VV. LEAK, JOHN SHORTRIDGE, L. H. WEBB, A.

DOCKERY, Ls August 6, 1867. 57 JyTOTICE. TnE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE, APPOINTED at May Term of the County Court, will let to the lowest bidder the building of the bridge across Neuse River, at the place known as "Battle's Bridge." Bids to be made at the place, on Saturday, the 17th of August, at 12 M. A. T.

MIAL, 1 R. DUNN, W. J. BUSBEE, VCom. WM.

R. POOL, WM. H. FOOD, Aug. 6, 1867.

32-w3t. EDUCATIONAL. THE ACTIO OF THE TRUSTEES OF the Brownsville Female Academy and the Crawford Institute, the two schools have been consolidated. The buildings and grounds belonging to them will be thoroughly repaired and can accommodate from 200 to 300 pupils. A liberal patronage can be commanded, and the trustees are determined to build up a first class Female school.

They wish to engage a competent Principal with a corps of teachers for the literary department. At the head of the musical department, is a professor who has most successfully been connected with the schools for the last ten years. The attention of well qualified candidates for a permanent situation and a position that can be made to pay, is solicited. Applications with vouchers will be considered until the 1st August next. Brownsville is eligibly located being directly on the Memphis and Louisiana Railroad.

Good society, healthy with a population of 3000 inhab itants, lown and County in a prosperous condi tion, having escaped the ravages ol the late war. Address the undersigned. J. r. WOOD, Sec'y Board of Trustees Brownsville, June 23d, 1867.

July 10, 1867. 28 4w. 3 Jr. Clopton, Of Huntsville, rjREATS WITH PERFECT SUCCESS, Piles, Fistnla, Fissures, Strictures Pol ypus, Tumors, Scrofulous Ulcers, Syphilis, Venereal, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Dropsical Affections, Special attention triven to Diseases neculiar to Females Ulcerations of the Uterus, loiypus of the Uterus, prolapsus of the Uterus, Laceration of the Terxnaeum, Sec He removed a polypus from the uterus as large as as infant's head, and the patient was perfectly well in fifteen days Dr. C.

has never lost a patient, nor had an accident to happen. Testimonials will be forwarded from the flist gentlemen of all the States south. ra Office-In Huntsville. immedi ately on the Mi mphisandC. Railroad.

Ail letters must contain a three cent stamp. 8ept. 15, 1866. 77 twaw-ly. MOLASSES I A.

PRIME ARTICLE OF MOLASSES, IN hhds. and for sale by WirUiAUaUxt Si ijuu. OFFICIAL. Headquarters Second Military District, Charleston, S. July 19, 1867.

General Orders, 1 No. 60. The following appointments of Registers are announced. The persons named will be assigned 10 auty Dy Post commanders as members oi Boards of Retristration for the several Registra tion Precincts they may establish within their commands. Commanding Officers of Posts will fill vacancies and report their action to these Head quarters for confirmation.

Two Boards of Registration will be organized for each County in North-Carolina having more than six election precmcts, except the Counties oi ueautort, Cumberland, craven, augecomoe, Granville. Halifax. New Hanover, Wake, Davie and Wilson, which shall have the Boards provided ior in this order. Registers will be required to take the oath prescribed by the Act of Cougress approved 2d July, 1862. Blank forms of this oath of office will be furnished to Post Commanders, and when duly subscribed and sworn will be returned to tuese Headquarters.

The election precincts established by law or custom as voting places in the Counties and cities of North-Caroliua, and in the Districts, Parishes and Municipalities ol South-Carolina will be designated by Post Commanders as the places for Registration. It is desirable that not more than six of these and preferably a less number, be included in a Registration Precinct and assigned to one Board, so that ample facilities may be afforded for Every Board of Registration will choose its presiding officer, who will represent the Board and announce its action upon all matters coming ueiore it. Reerulations for the government of Registers in the discharge of their duties will be duly publish ed as soon as practicable tor general lnlormation. NORTH-CAROLINA. POST OF MORGANTON.

COUNTY OF BURKE. Jesse Fisher, Stephen Ross, Wm. Williams, ihos. Hawkins, Jacob Abee, Kob't 11. Alexander, COUNTY OP MCDOWELL.

W. A. B. Murphy, Jas. McCall, James Bailey, Wesley McKesson, W.

K. Pool, Jas. vv. Lyon. COUNTY OP RUTHERFORD.

John Anderson, J. G. L. Harris, Rob't Forney, W. li.

Logan, Jos. Wilkie, lucent Michael. COUNTY OF POLK. John Logan, J. W.

Hampton, Jas. Brown, L. M. AUrams, S. tt.

Hamilton, i'aui Alius. COUNTY OP HEMRSON. A. H. Jones, Thos.

Gibbs, Jesse R. Justice, Ihos. b. W. W.

Anderson, Simon COUNTY OP TRANS VLVANIA. S. J. Tracy, J. M.

George, J. II. Duckworth, Koo Hamilton, J. li. woods, Edward Merrill.

COUNTY OP HAYWOOD. G. W. B. Garrett, J.

M. Shook, C. L. Cunning ham, Thos. B.

Evans, Allen llausen, Jackson vvaish. COUNTY OF JACKSON. R. H. Cannon, Alfred Zachary, J.

D. Buchan-nan, Virgil Bryson, Jacksou Ward, David L. Dillon. COUNTY OF MACON. Rev.

Mark May, J. L. Strain, C. F. Rogers, J.

E. Love, J. J. Jennings, Jonathan Ford. COUNTY OP CLAY.

John A. Shearer, Harvey Penland, J. N. Bell, J. M.

Galloway, Amo3 Ledford, George Love. COUNTY OF CHEROKEE. N. G. Howell, W.

n. n. Dickey, J. L. Simons, Geo.

Hall, Geo. W. Dickey, F. P. Axley.

COUNTY OF.YAXCEY. Wm. Ray, John W. Berton, A. J.

Hensley, Eliaa Penlund, J. W. Garland, Joshua Williams. COUNTY OF MITCHELL. Wilson Burlison, Gutredge Garland, Stephen Stieet, Peter Harden, Nero P.

Oaks, Jno. Frazer. COUNTY OF MADISON. G. W.

Gahagan, F. M. Lawson, A. B. Sams, M.

A. Chandley, Henry A. White, Robert Ray. COUNTY OP BUNCOMBE. Rev.

J. C. Stewart, G. F. Penland, A.

II. Gud-gcr, Samuel Weaver, Marion Roberts, W. H. Moore. POST OF SALISBURY.

COUNTY OF WATAUGA. Samuel H. Boiniau, Wm. Van Conners, John Harden, Bartlett Brown, David Norris, Allred Thomas. COUNTY OF CALDWELL.

Clinton A. Cilley, R. R. Wakefield, A. J.

Rom-inger, Alex. Lightfoot, R. B. Bogle, Jere Smith. COUNTY OF ALEXANDER.

W. S. Teague, Thomas Stirewald, E. M. Stevenson.

COUNTY OF "WILKES. George H. Brown, J. E. Sinclair, Ralph Hol-brook, Caswell J.

Smith, W. B. Seegrist, Rob't B. Bryan. COUNTY OF ASHE.

Edwin C. Bartlett, John H. Carson, Edward Boower, William Gowiug, James Garvey, Francis Bryan. COUNTY OF ALLEGHANY. Goldman Hagain, Dauiel C.

Jones, Henderson Cheek, A. Carson, Francis Bryan, John Mathewson. COUNTY OF 6UBBY. Joel Hunt, Gilbert A. Lowe, Rob't M.

Jarvis, E. F. Taylor, John Simmons, John Peel. COUNTY OF YADKIN. Dr.

Belson B. Benbow, Joseph Williams, Thomas Martin, Alex. Williams, Robert G. Zachary, A. N.

Tomlin. COUNTY OF IREDELL. John H. McLaughlin, W. H.

George, W. Williams, James F. Bell, Moses A. White, John McCubbins. COUNTY OF DAVIE.

John Lunn. Thomai Brown, A. T. Clements. COUNTY OP ROWAN.

Moses S. Holmes, C. S. Moring, James Burns, Rev. Thornton Butler, Thomas E.

Brown, J. H. Hawkins. POST OF CHARLOTTE. COUNTY OF CLKAVELAND.

John Y. Aydlotte, Decatur Grigg, L. A. Botts, Sanders Wright, John Williams, N. D.

Davis. COUNTY OF CATAWBA. A. J. Whitner, John Ellis, J.

C. Clapp, Franklin Caldwell, Wilson Synder, Drury Hamilton. COUNTY OF LINCOLN. Christon H. Hill, R.

J. Sifford, J. H. King, Elisha Saunders, Edmond Saunders. COUNTY OP GASTON.

M. J. Aydlotte, James Hoffman, Eli Passour, James Rhyne, Anthony Yitmau, William McKee. COUNTY OF MECKLENBURG. W.

F. Ahrens, Solomon Sifford, Henry McCombs, R. R. Rea, H. P.

Helper, John Davidson. COUNTY OF UNION. W. Newsome, Jonathan Trull, Daniel Benton, Daniel Tomberlin, Hugh Downing, Calvin Rogers. COUNTY OP CABABRUS.

John McDonald, D. H. Abbott, John Harris, Cyrus Alexander, Aaron J. Yoist, George Mel-cher. COUNTY OF STANLEY.

W. H. D. Greene, Samuel Mann, Eli Shankle, W. H.

Randall, Jack Davis, John R. Duke. COUNTY OF ANSON. E. Fallings, Joseph Allen, Henry Powell, M.

McFarland, John Jarvis, Alexander Little. POST OF GREENSBORO'. COUNTY OP STOKES. W. W.

McCanles, P. H. Oliver, Walker Gann, CharlesTdoody, W. C. Mathews, Austin Durham.

COUNTY OF FORSYTHE, J. R. Crist, Charles Hanser, Ransom Phipps, J. H. Monroe Phillips, John P.

West. Official. COUNTY OF DAVIDSON. John E. Cramer, Isaac Kinnv, William Ber-rier, Richard Ayres, William Bodenhamer, Philip Bale.

COUNTY OP RANDOLPH. Isaac Lee, Levy Cox, S. W. Blair, William Brown, J. W.

Steed, Alson Brown. COUNTY OF GUILFORD. John T. Poe, John A. Pritchard, R.

Y. Davis, Harmon Unthanks, Jesse Benbow, D. H. Lar-tische. COUNTY OF ROCKINGHAM.

Thomas Carter, Alexander Ray, Alfred Sanders, John Underdon, Thomas Cummins, John M. Lindsey. COUNTY OF CASWELL. Alviu Lee, R. H.

Jones, S. G. Siddle, William Taylor, Thomas Ray, Pharoah Glass. COUNTY OF ALAMANCE. Daniel Clapp, James S.

Pugh, William F. Jones, Peter Holt, ilezekiah May, Spencer Sanders. POST OF RALEIGH. COUNTY OF PERSON. John H.

Jones, John Buchannan, R. P. Mar-tiu, C. II. Jordan, M.

W. Faulkner, W. G. Scott. COUNTY OP ORANGE.

R. C. Swain, M. John W. Carr, W.

J. Ho-gan, Thomas Wilson, Jordan Swain, John Hancock. COUNTY OF CHATHAM. JohnB. Drake, Henry Smith, Thomas Dixon, Abner Blight, Gilbert Love, Willis Bird.

COUNTY OF WAKE. Theodore Joseph, Hanson T. Hughes, T. F. Lee, Solomon Pool, William White, Francis Lamson, Isaiah Hardee, Albert McGuire, Benj.

J. Harrison. COUNTY OF GRANVILLE. Lewis H. Kittles, Calvin Betts, Thomas W.

Poole, G. W. Blacknall, John Peed, Aaron Pratcher, B. Walker, Abrani Hinton, William Tyler. COUNTY OF WARREN.

M. W. Williams, John Reid, Charles D. Carlton, John A. llyman, Benj.

R. Browning, William Cawthorn. COUNTY OF FRANKLIN. TJ TT a ston, Nat. Harris, J.

H. Williamson, Dr. Wm. POST OF FAYETTEVILLE. COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND.

E. L. Pcmberton, T. A. Byrnes, W.

A. Mann, David (McDuffie, John C. Calahan, Duncan McCormick, John Minors, M. H. Leary, Jas.

Bowman. COUNTY OF HARNETT. Henry Faucette, J. D. Ryalls, Jacob Reardon, R.

J. Norris, J. McCoy, N. AlcLeod. COUNTY OP MOORE.

S. McS. McDonald, John MeDuQie, Absalom Kelly, Abel Kelly, John Swcan, J. A. Barrett.

COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY. W. H. Robinson, Benjamin DeBerrv. W.

Las- Biter, L. Simons, Martin Simons, Sidney Ledbet-ter. COUNTY OF RICHMOND. Dr. Owen Hadlev, James W.

Mead. John O. McDonald, Alfred Baldwin. Sidney Leak. Barriek Bostick.

POST OF GOLDSBORO'. COUNTY OF WAYNE. John Robinson, Jesse Holowell, Hope Bain, H. S. Grant, Lang Nixon, Arnold Bull.

COUNTY OF JOHNSTON. Alfred Holland, Rufus Beckwitli, W. J. Garri son, J. B.

Cook, Matthew Holt, Isham Woodall. COUNTY OP GREENE. James S. Smith, Richard J. Williams, George Bceman, Sydney A.

Busbce, Sanders P. Cox, Luke Shepherd. COUNTY OF WILSON. Nathan Fallersby, Willie Daniel, Israel Bar- den. COUNTY OF NASH.

Beni. H. Sorsbv. Georire W. Cooper, Jesse J.

Walker, Jacob Gug, Fred. Arlington, Benjamin Jones. COUNTY OF HALIFAX. John McMahou. Robert Howard, Horatio H.

Bushnell, John H. Renfrow, Jnmes Basmore, R. H. Smitn, John P. McAuiitte, criau isenton, icnry Eppes.

COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON. Isaac Peel. Joseph Civalier. George B- Weath ers, Benjamin Franklin, R. C.

Parker, Ruffin Fax-son. COUNTYOF EDGECOMBE. Frank F. Bennett, John Vanghan, W. II.

Knapp, Charles S. Bartlett, Thomas Newton, Willis Brown, A. M. Lowe, R. J.

Dixon, Alexander McCabe. COUNTY OF LENOIR. Lemuel H. Aldrich, Pinckney Hardee, Richard hitefield, P. T.

Willis, A. J. Loftin, James Waters. POST OF WILMINGTON. COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK.

E. Lear. Solomon Smith, W. B. Robeson, Geo.

L. Baxter, A. Golden Smith, B. D. Morrell.

COUNTY OF COLUMBUS. T. M. Smith. M.

Powell, J. A. Manltsby, David Strothers, Fr.iucis Lennon, Henry C. MothX COUNTY OF BOBESON. O.

S. Haves. Daniel C. McNeill, John Moore, James Sinclair, Carry Wilkins, Caesar McCullum. COUNTY OF BLADEN.

A XV TlaMinl T. "Ritio ftnn-lna T.0n.ta John Cranston, Justin Dunnells, F. F. French. COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER, W.

Jones. H. E. Scott. Henry W.

Penny, TT 'PinL-nft Tnon P.inlr A chlor Tfd Hewlett, George W. Price. COUNTY OF DUTLIN. Sam'l B. Woodmansee, E.

Fussell, Ed. Martin, John M. Graham, L. A. Memman, F.

A. Newberry. COUNTY OP SAMPSON. m- t. I t.

TTT W. Li. no unson, ixicuoias jr. ijm-suuii, Craddock, P. Owen, Clifton Ward, Joseph Wilson.

POST OF PLYMOUTH. COUNTY OF TYRRELL. B. F. Sikes.

John Carroll. Horace Holmes, HezekiahP. Lewis, Jesse Sikes, G. G. Rea.

COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. M. C. McNamara, G. W.

Jones, J. W. Wynne, Frank James, J. E. Jackson, A.

M. Phelps. COUNTY OF MARTIN. F. G.

Martiudale, J. J. Smith. Bennett Bur gess, E. B.

Downs, Alfred Jordan, James Calioon. COUNTY OF BERTIE. Fredrick Miller, James F. Kline.Augustns Rob- Ins, Hon. Lewis Thompson, T.

P. Henry, Jona. S. Tayloe. COUNTY OF HERTFORD.

Charles F. Campbell. Starkey S. Harrell, Ja cob Holleman, Lawrence Weaver, W. C.

Jones, Thomas W. Coster. COUNTY OF GATES. Timothy H. Lassiter.

John Brady, AsburylReid. Jacob Morris, Peter Parker, Orville Green. COUNTY OP CHOWAN. T. T.

Bruce, Daniel V. Etherldge, Joseph A. Bebee, John Page, J. Ward, Martin L. Brinkley.

COUNTY OF PERQUIMANS. Edward Albertson, Timothy Morgan, C. M. Manning, Thomas Sikes, Henry White, Isaiah Nicholson. COUNTY OF PASQUOTANK.

Fredericks. Proctor, Robert Doherty, Peter Johnson, M. B. Culpepper, Wm. Krauss, T.

A. Sikes. COUNTY OF CAMDEN. William Morrisett. Matthew Taylor.

Henry Pool, James A. Spencer, John M. Forbes, John C. Tatine. 1 COUNTY OF I Robert S.

D. Holbrook. Samuel Dowdy. Geo. Baum, John Evans, Dr.

W. H. Coweli, Richard jstberidge. 'v Official. POST OF NEWBERN.

COUNTY OF CRAVEN. diaries A. Nelson, F. D. 8 acher, Richard Tucker, Nelson P.

Angels, J. W. Dey, Moses B. Hill, H. P.

Doane, Charles Hibbard, Clinton D. Pierson. COUNTY OP OWNSLOW. Robert Selleck, Dalien A. Hargett, Charles Sheppard, Calvm D.

Morton, David W. Scott. John Munro. COUNTY OF CARTERET. Thomas C.

Allen, James E. Whltchnrst, David Hendc-son, John J. Henshaw, Thomas Daniels Oliver W. Henry. COUNTY OF JONES.

Joseph A. Hascall, P. Smith, Robert Hade, O. R. Colgrove, Thomas G.

Gillett, John Andrews. COUNTY OF BEAUFOBT. Wm. S. Cherry, Albert E.

Edward, M. Augustus Powers, John H. Dewell, Horace N. Waters, Jas. N.

Redmond, John 8. Gordon, Jordan King. D. Smaw. COUNTY OF PITT.

JWns, David J. Rich, Cornelius II. Gibbes, Windsor Crandall, Isaac A. Rosekrans. J.

G. Hart. COUNTY OP HYDE. Bannister Midgett, Jesse S. Mason, Joseph Hodges, Benjamin C.

Jennett, A. B. Howard, Edmund S. The Registers hereby appointed will be immediately notified by the Post Commanders, to whom they will report at once for the necessary books and blanks. All communications from Registers will be addressed to the Post Commander.

Orders and instructions will be transmitted to Boards of Registration, through the same channel. By command of MhJ. Gen. D. E.

Sickles': J. W. CLOUS, Capt. 38th U. S.

A. D. C. and A. A.

A. G. July 25, 1807. Headquarters Second military Charleston, S. April 20, 1867.

General Order, I No. 12. I. The Military Sub. Districts of North-Caroliua and South-Carolina are hereby discontinued.

II. The territory embraced within this command is divided into Posts, as follows NORTH-CAROLINA. I. The Military Post of Morganton, to embnee the Counties of Burke, McDowell, Rutherford, Polk, Yaucey, Mitchell, Madison, Buncombe, Henderson, Transylvania, Haywood, Jackson, Macon, Clay and Cherokee to be eomman i-d by Brevet-Major G. Urb-m, Captain 5th Cavalry, Headquarters at Morganton, N.

C. Garrison, Company 5th Cavalry. 2 The Military Post of Salisbury, to embrace the Counties of Wautauga, Caldwell, Alexander, Wilkes, Ashe, Alleghany, Surry, Yadkin, Iredell, Davie and Rowan to be commanded by Brt et-Colonel J. R. Edie, Lt.

Col. 8th U. S. Jnfa trr, Headquarters at Salisbury, N. C.

Garrison, Company 8th Infantry. 3. The Military Post of Charlotte, to embrace the Counties of Cleaveland, Catawba, Lincoln, Gaston, Mecklenburg, Union, Cabarrus, Stanley, and Anson to be commanded by Brevet-Major H. M.Lazelle, Capt. 8th Infantry, Headquarters at Charlotte, N.

C. Garrison, Company 8th Infantry. 4. The Military Post of Greensboro', to embrace the Counties of Stokes, Forsythe, Davidson, Randolph, Guilford, Rockingham, Con well and Alamance; to be commanded by Brevet Major W. S.

Worth, Capt. 8th Infantry. Headquarters at Greensboro', N. C. Garrison, Company 8th Infantry.

5. The Military Post of Raleigh, N. to embrace the Counties of Person, Orange, Chatham, Wake, Grauville, Warren and Franklin; to be commanded by Col. J. V.

Bomford, 8th Infantry. Headquarters at Raleigh, N. C. Garrison, Company 5th Cavalry, Headquarters, and Company 8th Infantry. 6.

The military post at Fayetteville to embrace the Counties of Cumberland, Harnett, Moore, Montgomery aud Richmond to be commanded by Brevet-Colonel Milton Cogswell, Majrr 8th Infantry, headquarters at Fayetteville, N. C. Garrison Company 8th Infantry. 7. The military Post of Goldsboro' to embrace the Counties of Wayne, Johnston, Greene, Wilson, Nash, Halifax, Northampton, Edgecombe and Lenoir, to be commanded by Major C- E.

Comptou, 40th Infantry, headquarters at Goldsboro, N. C. Garrison Companies E. G. and 40th Infantry.

8. The military Post of Wilmington, to cm-brace the Counties of Brunswick, Columbus, Robeson, Bladen, New Hanover, Dnplin, and Sampson; to be commanded by Brevet-Lieut. Colom R. T. Frank, Capt.

8th Infantry, -headquarters at Wilmington, N. C. Garrison Company 8th Infantry, and Company 40lli Infantry the latter to be stationed at Fort Johnson, N. C. 9.

The military Post of Plymouth, to embrace the Counties of Tyrrell, Washington, Martin, Bertie, Hertford, Gates, Chowan, Perquimans, Pasquotank, Camden, and Currituck; to be commanded by Brevet Lieut. Colonel Chas. Beutzoni Capt. 40th Infantry, headquarters at Plymouth, N. C.

Garrison Company 40th Infantry. 10. The military Post oi Newbern to embrace the Counties of Craven, Onslow, Carteret, (except Fort Macon) Jones, Beaufort, Pitt, and Hyde to be commanded by Brevet Major J. J. Van Horn, Capt.

81 Infantry, headquarters at Newbern, N. C. Garrison Company 8th Infantry and Company 40th Infantry, the latter to remain at Fort Hatteras, N. C. II.

Fort Macon to constitute a separate Post, to be commanded by Capt. Chas. B. Gaskill, 40th Infantry. Garrison: Company 40th Inf.ntry.

The headquarters of the 40th Infantry will be established at Raleigh. N. and Col. N. A.

-Miles, 40th Infantry, will command his regiment in addition to the duties named in Paragraph VII. of this order. VII. The following named officers, In additon to their other duties, have been assigned in orders from the War Department, as Assitaut Commissioners of the Bureau of Refugees, Frecd-men and Abandoned Lands, within the limits oi this command: Brevet Major-General R. K.

Scott, for South Carolina, Headquarters at Charleston, 8. C. Brevet Major General N. A. Miles, Colonel 40th -Infantry, for North-Carolina.

Headquarters at Raleigh, N. C. X. The sale of spirituous liquors by any person or persons to soldiers, sailors, or marines, in the service of the United States, is hereby prohibited and any person so offending, procuring for, or giving away to, any soldier, sailor, or marine, any spirituous liquors, will be brought to trial beforo a military tribunal, and shall be fined in a sum not exceeding one hundred dollars nor lee -than liity dollars, or imprisoned for a period not exceeding two months. Any person giving information of the violation of this order, shall, upon conviction of the person accused, be cntfc- -tied to receive one-fourth of the fine imposed and collected.

Post Commanders will require Sheriffs, Dep- nty Sheriffs, Constables, and the Police force with- -in their commands to report to them any violat ios of military orders and arrest the guilty parties. XL Post Commanders will exercise a supervision overall Magistrates, Sheriffs, Constables and Police within their will, whenever necessary for the preservation of order and the efficient discbarge of their duties assume command of tbe Police force. By command of -Major General D. E. Sickles.

J. W. CLOUS, Capt. 88th Infantry, 15 tf A. D.

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