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LIBRARY 


Univepsityof  Kot»th  Carolina. 

Endowe<l  by  the  Dialectic  and  Philanthropic 
Societies. 

Call  No 


i,\\1.os 


'4^ 


1^1  ©1^ 


AYXJ-^»<^^5  i>^.    b. 


May   be  consulted  in  person  or  by  letter  in  regard  to 


Diseases  h^E. 


FOR  USE  ONLY  IN 

And  Ohroiiii     the  north  Carolina  collec 


f' 


J.  B.  HU 


CORKER  HIG 

PORTS! 

Will  Sell  in  the  Markets  of  N 
A.iid  all  Mi 

(®*  Liberal  advancements  n 
tion  paid  to  purchase  of  mercl 


Farm  No.  A-368 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Ill 


'\   *  WITH  V^ 

HART  &  LEWIS, 


Rd.  ii  FajelteviUe  81reeL  Ai 

RALEIGH,  N.O.  I  NEWBERN,  N.O. 


DEALERS  IN 


HARDWARE, 

AND  CUTLERY, 

/OOD  &  HOLLOW  WARE, 

CROCKERY, 

^  GLASS  and  CHINA  WARE. 


^% 


Iron  and  Steel,  Hoop  Iron,  Buggy  &Gar[iage  Materials, 


Builders  Materials, 

NAILS, 

Bkksmiths',  Carpen'.ers'  and 

OTHER   TOOLS, 

^^      Broad  and  Chopping  Axes, 


ffl'tErn 


'Wi 


Window-Glass,  Paints,  &c., 

f  lllIiBIli 

Plated  Castors,  Spoons  and   Forks. 

0OOKING  ^TOVES        f    '    "  . 

Various  Patterns.  >^^]5^— •  And  Parlor  Stoves, 


3'«-«»     €%     IRi     "p.  irrt'andlesticks,  Q-uns  and  Pistols, 
KittrelV 


Vi 


17  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


The  Best  Remedy  known  for 


Nervous  Debility,  Flatulency, 

LOSS  OF  APPETITE,  WEAKNESS  OF  DIGESTIVE  ORGANS, 

AND    ALL 

Diseases  of  a  DeDressing  Nature. 


They  are  Especially  Beneficial  in  a 


RELAXED  CONDITION  OF  THE  SYl^TE 


After  an  attack  of  Fi  v  r,  and  Fever  and  Ague,  and  in  aU 


lf©iT@m'^  ©@apMi®t®  @t  l©aiLl©®« 


PREPARED  FROM  PURE  DRUGS, 

And  Warranted  lieliable  by 

C.  M.  FLINN  Pharmaceutist, 

Form. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


KITTRELL'S  SPRINGS 


Granville  County,  N.   0. 


'pHE    EXERCISES  of  this  Institvition    open  regvilarly  the 

Second  Wednesday  in  February, 

AND     CONTINUE      FORTY      WEEKS. 

Pupils  can  thus  spend  tlie  Summer  at  this  most  HealtMulEesort 


Pupils  Received  at  Any  Time,  and  Charged  from  Day  of  Entrance. 


.^ 


,<^ 


^UK  I^ATALOGUE  rOK  THE  ^RESENT  0EAK 

ill  Wamlgs  IFtailF    MQ)  ®@ai^ii 
THIS  FACT  SPEAKS  FOR  ITSELF  ! 


We  are  on  the  great  line  of  travel  leading  North  and  South,  within  less  than 
half  a  mile  of  KITTRELL'S  DEPOT,  Raleigh  &  Gaston  R.  R. 


mm  s 


Can  receive   here    a   thorough   education,   and    at   the   same    time 

A    RESTORATION   OF  THEIR  HEALTH. 
TERMS     MODERATE      AND     ACCOMMODATING. 


Occur  Annually  the  1st  Wednesday  and  Thursday  in  July. 

Address 


Kittrell's  Springs,  N.  C 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


VII 


BST^^IBI-jISZIEID    1849. 


f) 


Nos.  11  &0  13,  Front  St., 

WILMINGTON,    N.    O. 


m 


i^ 


DEALER  IN 


Teas,  Coffees,  Su|afs,  Wines,  Liquors,  Gigafs, 


ASBURT  &  RUDISILL, 


'IISl 


m^- 


o:H:.A.:E=Li-aOTTEi,  isr.  o. 

^LL    #OKK    IN   #UK     t|lNE    ^ONE  ^^^KOMPTLY 


And  in  the  Best  Style. 


-wii-.nvni:isr  o-T02sr 

ale  M)i  Jfmak  Jig^  ^t\aal 


pki:ncipai.s. 
mrs.  laura  rothwell.  |  prof.  emile  sternberg. 


ASSISTANTS. 
MISS  M.  C.  ROTHWELL.  MISS  C,    T.   ROTHWELL.  MISS  H.  P.  ROTHWELL- 


Till 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


TOIIC  BITTERS 

SHOULD  BE  XJSI:D 


It  is  a  Preventative    to 


Billious  Fever,  Chills  and  Fever,  Liver  Comp  UMJ, 

Jaundice,  Dyspepsia  or  Indigestion,  and 

General  Debility. 

1.  It  operates  gently  on  the  Bowels. 

2.  It  produces  Healthy  Secretion. 

3.  It  excites  the  Appetite. 

4.  It  invigorates  Digestion. 

5.  It  moderately  increases  the  temperature  of  the  body 
and  powers  of  circulation,  and  acts  as  a  general  coroborant 
of  the  system. 

IT    IS    A  CERTAIN  CURE  FOR 

Diarrhoea,  or  Looseness  of  the  Bowels,  and  in 
Cholera  Infantum,  in  Children  Teething, 

If    Given   in   Due   Time,    Never   Known   to   Fail  ! 


DIHEOTIOIsrS. 

For  Adults,  ns  a  Prcventative;---Half  a  wine  glass  just  before  dinner. 

As  a  cure  in  Chills  and  Fever,  Hemorage  of  the  Lungs,  or  Diarrhoea,  take  it  three 
times  a  day. 

For  Children,  six  or'eight  months  old,  one-half  teaspoonful  in  two  table  spoonsful  of 
water,  sweetened  to  make  it  palatable,  once  or  twice  a  day.  Increase  the  doee  accord- 
ing to  age  and  violence  of  attack.  But  in  all  cases  of  Janndice,  the  Liver  being  very 
torpid,  you  should  take  a  good  active  dose  of  medicine  the  night  before  you  take  the 
tonic.    Next  morning,  jifter  the  first  operation,  take  a  half  wine  glass  of  the  Tonic. 

Prepared  and  sold  by  Rev.  M.  BOBBINS, 

Wilmington,  N.  0. 
C^*  For  sale  by  Druggists  generally. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


IX 


,e  Wite@)a 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Wt,i 


FOR  WHOLESALE  and  RETAIL  TRADE, 


Prices  as  Low  as  in  any  Market  North  or  South.  ^=^^ 


J.  B.  POULSON  &  GO'S 


MAIN  STREET, 
Wyatt's    Old    Stand, 

SALISBURY,  N.  C. 


JOSEPH    MASTEN, 


affiaiii  at  la 


^ 


^11   Bnsiness   P^romptly  A-ttended   to. 


ADVERTISEMENTS 


XI 


J.  A.    THURSTON, 


DEALER   IN 


Boots 


Shoes. 


Ladies'    and.  Gentleraen's 

Fine  Boots  and  Shoes  made  to  Order. 

All  Goods  from  this  House  Warranted. 


M.   GRAUSMAN, 


t 


1 


Fayetteville  Street, 

RALEIG-H,   N.   C. 

CAPS,  BOOTS,  SHOES,  READY-MADE  CLOTHING  and  GENTS' FURNISHING 

ALWAYS    ON    HAND. 


Wm.  H.  Johnston, 

t.^i=l:oo:flc>%  :iNr.  o. 

Collections    Pro  mptly  ^tten  de  d    to. 


XII 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


i(m 


^1 


DANVILLE,    YA., 

■WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 


eHciiUH, 


rugs, 

PAINTS.  OILS.  DYE-STUFFS.  PERFUMERY  and  FANCY  ARTICLES. 

Fine  Wines,  Brandies  &  Whiskey. 


J.   A.  WILLIAMSON, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

Carriages,  ^^  Bockaway  s 

All  kinds  of  Repairing  done  promptly.     Orders  solicited. 

TABBOBO',    N,    C. 


\ 


^^   ^ot 


Corner  Maiket  and  Second  Streets, 
WILMINQTON,    N 


0. 


The  Proprietors  of  this  Hotel  will  spare  no  pains  to  make  the  stay 
of  their  guests  pleasant,  as  they  are  determined  that  in  no  respect  shall 
it  be  excelled  by  any  House  in  the  City,  and  therefore  feel  confident 
that  they  can  give  entire  satisfaction  to  all  their  patrons. 


N.  FREDERICK, 


Proprietors- 
A.  S.  C.  POWELL,  ' 

Bao-crafre  Transported  Free  of  Cliarge. 


J 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  XIII 


A.  A.  ilOFFITT.  W.  D.  ilOFFITT.  JOHN  il'LAURIX. 

WIOFFITT,  BRO.  &  CO., 

GENERAL 

dlommiBsioii  lltrtljaitts, 

^^ORTH  WATER  STREET, 

Will  give  prompt  personal  attention  to  sale  and  shipment  of 

Cotton,i\a\al  Stores,  General  Froiluce,  &Cm  &c. 

Also,  to  receiving  and  forwarding  goods.  Orders  solicited  and  promptly  filled. 


^  G.  B.  LIPSCOMB, 
Livery,  Sale  and  Exchange  Stables, 

TORBORO',    N.    C. 
Passengers  Conveyed  to  any  portion  of  the  St  Je. 


LIVERY,  SALE  AND  EXCHANGE 


CHARLOTTE,  N,  0. 

Oi3posite    To^vii-    Clock,  '^lain    Street. 


XIV 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


A.  A.  McKETHAN  &  SONS, 


I  ^  Iwi 


FATETTEVILLE,  N.  0. 


HAVE  NOW  ON  HHND   A  VEEY     LARGE    STOCK  OF 


>g 


S 


CafMpsJichfiijiS, 

BUaaiES  AND  HARNESS  AT 

^"Particular  attention  paid  orders.     Descriptive  Chart  and  Price  List 
sent  per  mail  upon  application. 

|^=Prices  as  low  as  North  or  South,  where  good  work  is  madej 


Middle  Street,  KEWBERSl,  H.  €. 


AMP 


^         ^^^   ^s^  ^^^1^  ^     ^^^  f) 
No.  26.  Market  Spare  an]  No.  11  Roanoke  Avenue. 
:^<r  OI^L  I^  O  Hi  IKL,      -v^^-, 

mPORTER  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERIN 

ill    iiSli    All    ICflSIi 

ESTABLISHED    1855. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


11^ 


(?il 


AT    THE 


Daiiiiiirt  Female  Ciep 

LEisroiR,  isr.  c. 


Spring  Term  begins  Feb  3 .    Fall  Term  begins  June  29,1868. 
For  FLirtliei*    Information 

St^s^Send  for  a  Circular,  addressing 

Rev.  SAMVEL  LADDER,  A.  M.,  Presideni. 


A.  S.  WEBB  $c  CO., 

tnxiii  ^txt\}in\ts, 


11 


nm 


AND 


BY  J.  T.'TARRISS, 


SALISBURY,  N.  0. 


XVI  ADVERTISEMESTS. 


SOUTHERN 


School 


PUBLISHED    BY 

R,  STERLING  &  SON,  Greensboro',  N.  0. 
OWENS  &  AGAR,  110  William  St.,  New  York. 

This  Series  has  received  the  approval  and  recommendation  of  the  Committee  on 
Spellers  and  Readeks  of  the  Edueatioual  Association  of  Virginia,  North  Carolina, 
South  Carolina,  Georgia,  Alabama,  Tennessee,  Arkansas  and  Texas. 

Sterling's  Southern  Primer 

For  the  Children,   Handsomely  illustrated. 

Sterling's  Southern  Pictorial  PriiHier, 

Profusely  illustrated  with  beautiful  wood  cuts. 

Sterling's  Southern  Elementary  Spelling  Book, 

The  Best  Spelling  Book  now  in  use. 

Sterling's  Southern  First  Reader, 

Pronounced   by  Teachers  one  of  the  best  Primai-y  Readers  ever    placed  in  the  hands 
of  a  child. 

Sterling's  Southern  Second  Reader. 

The  lessons  in  this  book  have  been  carefully   selected  to  suit  the  progress  of  the  pupil  ; 
and  at  the  same  time  to  furnish  entertainment  and  instruction. 

Sterling's  Southern  Third  Reader. 

In  this  volume  all  the  most  difficult  words  are  defined.     Each  lesson  is  accompanied  bv  a 
dictation  exercise  for  the  purpose  of  teaching  the  pupil  to  spell  and  punctuate  correct  y. 

Sterling's  Southern  Fourth  Reader. 

The  Lessons  possess  high  literary  merit.    Prominence  is  given  to  Southern  Authors,  South- 
ern History,  Geography,  aud  Southern  Scenes  and  incidents. 

Sterling's  Southern  Fifth  Reader, 

Consistin'7  of  the  choicest  gems  of  Literature,  from  both  American  and  European  Authors. 


STERLING'S  SOUrHER^  ORATOR. 

riual  of  Elocution,  containing  selections  from  the  best  AmerJ 
)rs. 

Sterling's  Southern  Series  of  Writing  Books. 


A  Complete  Manual  of  Elocution,  containing  selections  from  the  best  American  and  Euro- 
pean Authors. 


A  Complete  System  of  Penmanship,  in  Nine  Numbers. 

Booksellers  and  Teachers  furnished  at  New  York 
Wholesale  prices,  by 


GreeixslDoro',    N.    C. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  XVII 


SALEM,  N.  C, 

ROBERT  G-RAY,  Proprietor. 

MANUrAOTURED   POE  WHOLESALE  AND  EETAIL. 
^^KINTING      AND      ^KAPPXNG    l^^APEKS, 

At  Cheapest  Wholesale  Prices. 

Williams  &  Murchison, 

WHOLESALE  GROCERS, 

AND 

NOS.  13  &  14,  WATER  STREET, 

"Wilnaixxg-ton,  ilNT.  O. 


XVI 11 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


L.  A.  HART. 


WILMINGTON 


JOHN  C.  BAILEY. 


m& 


DD 


S 


FRONT  STREET,   BELOW  MARKET  ST., 

■Wilmliag-tozx,  IST.  0_ 

HART  &  BAILEY,  PROPRIETORS. 
Brass  and  Iron  Castings, 

Fin.ish.ecl  or  UrLfiiiish.ecl. 

'New Machinery  Made  and  Put  up-Old  Machinery  Overhauled. 

ALL     KINDS    OF    PATTERNS 


e-- 


Will  Supply  Drafts  of  all  kinds  of  Machinery  and  Mill  Work  Generally. 

Also.  TURPFNTINE  STILLS  and  COPPER  WORK  in  all  its  Branches. 

All  Work  warranted  to  be  as  represented.     Orders  respectfully  solicited. 


A,  ADRIAN. 


H.  VOLLERS. 


Wliolesale  Dealers  in 

IMPORTERS  OF 

Havana  and  German  Cigars, 


AND 


South  East  Corner  Dock  and  Piont  Sts,, 

WILMINGTON,  N.  C. 


ADVERTISEMENTS 


XIX 


^ 


o 


^"^^'Lop. 


^ 


No.  6,  ISTortli  Front  Street, 

WILMINGTON,    N.    0. 


'3 


SCHOOL  AND  OPPIOE  STATIONERY, 
^ISCKLLANKOUS  I^XOOKS,  ^^KOTOGKAPH  ^^LBUMS, 


I.   B.   DAVIS, 


DEALER  IN 


li@mft  ^m 


g   (%3^^9 


A  LARGE  STOCK 


OF   ALL  THE 


WARES 


In  our  line  of  business, 


lli:^"Prompt  attention  given  to  all  work  ordered. 

FAYETTEVILLE,   N.  C. 


XX  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


H.  F  GRAINGER, 

Sltorn^S    antr    Sounsdbr    at  |ato, 

I^IInTSTOIST,   IST-    o. 

Collections    Promptly  attended,   to. 


ORANGE  HOTEL, 

HILLSBORO',  ISr.  O. 
A.  P.  STROUD,   Proprietor. 


WALTOM  HOUSE, 

MORGANTON,  N.  C, 


in  u 


Morganton  is  a  pleasant  summer  resort,  on  account    of 
the  G-ood  Water,  Salubrious  air  and  Mountain  Scenery. 

1  ffli ^ o    nkwm    m  ^ww^  §^  €X w? si 


Supplied  at  Small  Cost. 


frncE   or  tkk  0^ski:ville   iItage   i|iN]e 

At   the   ^Walton    House. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


XXI 


Established    1850. 


WEINSTEIN    9c    BRO 


Wlaolesale    and  Retail  Dealers  in. 


CLOTHING, 

HATS,  CAPS, 

BOOTS,  SHOES, 

Ladies' &GentsTi]niishiDg  Goods 

Notions,  Caps,  &c- 
Corner  ofPolloJc  and  3Hddle  Streets, I 


THE   LAKGEST   STOCK  OF 

^  Jif  111  411  ffi4f  f  llil 


^jim 


IN  THE  STATE. 


IW  BEDSTEADS  at  Wholesale  at  New    York  Cost  and  Freight  added. 
Price  Lists  furnished  on  application. 

0.  A.  NELSON  &  CO., 

Craven  St.,  nSTewbern,  IST.  O. 


LONG    &    McCAULEY, 


DE.\LERS     IN 


BOOTS  &  SHOES,  NOTIONS,  &c.      ' 


XXII 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


E.  A.  VOG-LER.  A.  F.  PFOHL. 

VOGLER  &  CO., 

SHOE  MiiFACTOM, 

SA.LEM,    :tT.    C. 


Jerrell's  Hotel, 

HIGH   POINT,  N.  C. 
MONLIFF   JERRELL,    Proprietor. 

A-gent  for  _A.sh.boro'  Stage. 


is/COOFt.iisrc3-'s 

HACK  ^  LINE. 


HIGH  POINT,™  Ashbofo' and  Cartha|e, to  Jonesbofo', 

ON  THE  ^VESTERN  RAILROAD. 

Leave  HIGH  POINT  on  Mondays  and  Thursdays.  Leave  JONESBORO'  on  Tuesdays  and  Saturdays. 


I),ai 


*fl  $2?l 


m 


To  and  From 


High  Point   and  Salem, 

CONKECTWG  WITH  PASSENGER  TRAINS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


XXIII 


CHARLOTTE,     N.     C. 


ITi  ..A^  O  XJ  I_i  T  ^^ 


Rev.  A.  G.  STACY,  A.  M. 
Presidant,  and  Professor  of  Mental  and  Moral  Science,  and  Belles  Lettres. 

JAMES  L.  JONES,  A,  M., 

(Late  President  Southern  Female  College,) 

Professor  of  Mathematics,  Natural  Science,  and  Ancient  Languages. 

J.  FEEDEEICK  RUECKEET, 

Professor  of  Music,   Vocal  and  Instrumental 

MONSIEUE  A.  GAGNIEE, 
(Late  of  the  College  de  deKouen,  France,)  Professor  of  French. 

JOHNSON  B.  JONES,  M.  »., 
Lecturer  on  Anatomy,  Physiology  and  Hygene. 

MRS.  ANNA  L.  WAEEEN, 

Assistant  in  Music. 

MES.  EMILT  1.  MOOEE, 

Instructress  in  Drawing,  Painting,   etc. 

MISS  MAET  T.  LEE, 
Instructress  in  Literary  Department. 

MES.  EMMA  L.  ETJECKEET, 
Principal  of  the  Primary  Department 

MES.  0.  F.  STACY. 

Superintendent  of  Social  and  Domestic  Duties. 


T  :e^  TJ  S  O?  El  IB  s 


Maj.  C.  DOWD,  CHAiRiiAN.       Col.  J.  Y.  BRYCE,  Secy  &  Treas. 


Key.  a.  M.  Shipp,  D.  D., 

Eev.  W.  a,  Gamewell. 

Rev.  C.  Muechison, 

Rev.  J.  W.  North, 

Rev.  E.  J.  Meynardie,  A.  M., 

Rev.  W.  C.  Power, 

Rev.  N.  Aldrich, 


Prof.  G.  F.  Round,  A.  M., 
Rev.  a.  G.  Stacy,  A.  M., 
W.  J.  Yates, 
Hon.  J.  H.  Wilson, 
Gov.  Z.  B.  Vance, 
Col.  T.  H.  Beem, 


Dr.  C.  J.  Fox, 
Capt.  John  Wilkes, 
W.  M.  Mills, 
M.  L.  Wriston, 
Col.  C.  M.  Ray. 
Wm.  T.  Shipp, 
T.  D.  Gillespie. 


>es=- For  particulars,  address  THE    PRESIDENT. 


XXIV 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


.  BKANSON'S 

NORTH  CAROLINA 

BusoEss  Directory, 

FOR  1867-8, 
CONTAmiNG  FACTS,  FIGURES,  NAMES  AND  LOCATIONS, 


REVISED  AND  CORRECTED  ANNUALLY. 


A  Directory  is  on    the  principle  of  a  Railroad. 
Itlshortens  Time  and  Space,  and  greatly  facilitates  BnsinesB  Transactions. 


RALEIGH : 

BRANSON    &    JONES,    PUBLISHERS, 

{SuccEssoKS  TO  Branson,  Faerab  &  Co.) 
No.    15,    Fayette  ville    Street. 


Entered  According  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  Year  1867,  in  the  Clerk's  Office  of 

the  District  Court  of  the  United  States,  for  the  Pamlico 

District  of  North  Carolina. 


MIOUOLf),  «OBMAN  i  NEATUEBT,  PBINV. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  XXV 

SOUTHERN  DRY  GOODS  HOUSE. 

[ESTABLISHED    IN    1853.] 

HEDRICK  klXkl 

No.  7,  Nortli  Front  Street, 

WILMINGTON,  N.  C, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in  and  Jobbers  of 


IC 

LADIES'  DRESS  aOODS, 

AND 

.pMBKOIDKKIES    Or     THE    ^^ATEST    ^TYLES. 


ADDITIONS  TO  OUR  STOCK  ARE  BEING  CONSTANTLY  RECEIVED 

PER    STEAMER    AND    EXPRESS, 

AND    FROM    OUR 


*miiMg  mw]^ms-mmm^^^ 


Merchants  will  be  supplied  at  lowest  Wholesale  Prices, 


JOHN,J.  HEDRICK,  )   .j^i-         n  j  JAMES.  H.  EYAN, 


XXVI  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


JOHN  W.  ATKINSON.;  A.  B.  SHEPPEBSON. 


&  mpfi^ 


QENERAL 


% 


CDimnissioii  ^frcljaiits, 

Agents  Bait,  and  Wilmington  Steamship  Line. 

ALSO,  FIRE,  MARINE  AND  LIFE  INSURANCE  AGENTS, 

"Wllnalng-ton,  3Sr.   O. 


HEISTDERSON 


AT  HENDERSON,  NORTH  CAROLINA, 

On  the  Raleigh  and  G-aston  Railroad. 


FRED.  A.  FETTER,  A.  M., 


PRINCIPAL 


Course  of  Study  designed  to  prepare  boys  for  any  Uni- 
versity, or  for  business. 

Students  board  with  the  Principal  on  Moderate  Terms. 

Ml^^  Refers  to  the  gentlemen  of  the  Faculty  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  North  Carolina,  with  which  Institution  he  was 
connected  for  six  years  as  Tutor. 

Circulars  sent  on  Application. 


ADVERTISEMENTS 


XXVU 


TRIIITI  COLLEGE, 


NOHTH    OA^KOLIISrA^. 


Q) 


3)     i^<a    ^'^9) 


lE^I^ElSinDEllSIT. 


TUITION,  $40    TO  $65  PER  ANNUM. 


BOARD,  $12  PER  MONTH. 


IBoys    of   SLxry    .A^gr© 


RECEIVED   IN   THE 


11 


THE   POST   OFFICE   IS 

"TRINITY     COLLEGE." 


XXTIII  ADVERTISEMENTS, 


Bertlei,  Millar  &  Ci, 


Wholesale  Dealers   in 


16    West  Main    Street, 

Kezt  to  Exchange  National  Bank, 
L.    BERKLEY.  W.  M.  MILLAR.  J.  W.  GRAND Y,  po,n„,rly  of  N.  C. 

H.  V.  NIEMEYER, 

Commission  Mercliant, 


AND   DEALER   IN 


lumber,  froHsmns,  ^all,  €mI 

Naval    Stores, 

Super  Phosphate,  Bone  Phosphate, 

AND    ALL    OTHER     KINDS  OF 

PORTSMOUTH,  YA. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


XXIX 


REY.  C.  W.  WESTBROOK.  Q.  W.  ALBRIGHT.  DR.  W.  M.  ALBRIGHT. 


Iirtlfff 


(Formerly  Col-Alto.) 

We  cultivate  and  have  on  sale  a  choice  selection  of 

FRUIT  TREES, 


rifi\ 


lsi)ir^ 


STRAWBERRIES,  RASPBERRIES, 


bmf)  @^'52)® 


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111 


Were  established  by  C.W.Westbrook  &  G.  W.  Albright,  in  the  Autumn  of  1865, 

under  the  name  of  Col-Alto,  six  and  a  half  miles  north  of  Greensboro. 

Having  under  their  control  a   large  portion  of  the 

West  Green  Nurseries  and  Gardens, 

And  a  large  bearing  Orchard  on   the .  Nursery  site,  with  a 

Nursery  Store    and  Office  in  Greensboro', 

The  proprietors  are  well  prepared  to   furnish   the   Southern   people  with  the 
best  Nursery  Stock. 

NovEMBEE  is  the  best  planting  season.     Orders  solicited   during  the  Sum- 
mer and  Fall  seasons.     Prices  much  lower  than  last  year. 
^^'  Catalogues  sent  to  applicants  who  enclose  a  postage  stamp. 

ADDRESS, 

WESTBROOK  &  CO., 

(Box  66,) 
GBEENSBOBO',  N.    C. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


XXXI 


Masonic    jMIutLial 


PRINCIPAL  OFFICE  :  NEWiBERNE,  N.  C. 


BOARD    OF    DIRECTORS. 


D.  T.   CARRAWAY,  President. 
A.  T.  Jerkins,    R.  H.  Rountree,^  s 


I.   DiSSOSWAY,        E.  HUBBS, 

S.  Blagg,      F.  C.  Roberts, 

F.  M.  Harper, 
S.  H.  Rountree,  Kinston. 

G.  W.  Dill,  Morehead  City. 
T.  W.  De-wey,  Charlotte. 
Dr.  W.  G.  Hill,  Raleigh. 

J.  P.  DILLINGHAM,  Sec.  &  Treas. 


II 


For  Explanatory  Circnlars  send  to  the  Secretary  k  Treasurer,  or  to  either  of  the  Directors. 


GEO.  M.  ROSE, 


lEY  AT 


FA.YETTEVILLE,  N.  C. 

Will  attend  promptly  to  all  Business 
Entrusted  to  his  Care. 


COLLECTIONS    MADE 

Xiol  suLl   jpSbTt^  or  tlxo   St^to. 


XXXII 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


SELE  CT 


BoAMiic  Ai  Dai 

HILLSBORO',    N.    C. 


MISSES  If  ASH  AND  MISS  KOLLOCK, 

IF'rliaoixDals. 


X     ilkAx 


SCHOOL, 


The  FALL   SESSION  begins    the    Third    Monday    in  July,   and    the 
SPRING  SESSION  the  First  Monday  in  January  of  each  year. 


Catalogues  furnished  on  application. 


PUBLISHERS'  NOTICE. 


North  Carolina  is  a  large  State  and  sparsely  inhabited. 
In  the  Directory  we  have  endeavored  to  locate  the  Business 
Men  and  Public  Institutions,  and  thus  facilitate  communication. 
By  the  aid  of  this  book,  any  particular  class  of  men,  or  all 
the  leading  Business  Men  of  the  State,  may  be  addressed  with 
certainty  and  dispatch.  In  this  way  we  hope  to  concentrate 
the  minds  of  the  people  and  obviate  some  of  the  inconveniences 
of   a   scattering  population. 

The   First   Edition,   though   not    by  any  means   so   extensive 
as  we  desired,  was  received    with   much  favor. 

This    Edition    is     much     larger,    representing    the    Counties 
alphabetically,  from  Alamance  to  Yancey,  Eighty-nine  in  all. 

The  Names  are  classified  under  each  County,   so  as  to  make 
the  reference   convenient  and  easy. 

The  running  heads  at  the  tops  of  the  pages  will  be  found 
of   great   convenience. 

Any  omissions  or  mistakes,  as  to  initials  or  spelling  names, 
will  he  cheerfully  corrected   in  the  next  Edition. 

Many  Statistics  will  be  found  in  this  work,  never  before 
attempted  in  this  State. 

We  call  especial  attention  to  the  Colleges,  Mines  and 
Manufactories.  The  names  of  Churches  and  Pastors,  also,  will 
be  of  much  interest  to  Ministers  of  the  different  Denom- 
inations. 

The  Map  on  the  second  page  locates  the  ^Mineral  resources 
of   the   State,  and  is   worthy   of    careful   attention. 

Our  Agents  will  accept  special  compliments  for  services 
rendered. 

We  also  acknowledge  the  kindness  of  a  number  of  gentle- 
men, in  Official  positions,  who  have  aided  us  in  our  very 
tedious  and  laborious  work. 

BRANSON  &  JONES. 


UN  D  E  X  . 


INDEX  TO  COUNTIES. 

The  Counties  are  given  alphabetically,  (see  head  lines  over 
each  page,)  and  under  each  County  the  classes  are  arranged  in  the 
following  order  : 


1.  County  Officers. 

2.  City  Officers. 

3.  CoUeges  and  Schools. 

4.  Churches  and  Pastors. 

5.  Hotels  and  Boarding  Houses. 

6.  Lawyers. 

7.  Manufactories. 


8.  Merchants. 

9.  Ministers. 

10.  Mines. 

11.  Mills  and  Owners. 

12.  Physicians. 

13.  Post  Offices  and  Post  Maater: 


INDEX  TO  GENERAL  DIEECTOEY. 

Abbeeviations.— Bap.  Baptist;  Epis.  Episcopal;    Meth.  Methodist;  Chris.  Cliristian;    N.  North:   S. 
South;  E.  East;  W.  West;  Col.  Colored;  St.  Street;    Mdse.  Merchandise;  Pres.  President;  Cl'k  Clerk: 
Co.  County  or  Company;    Com.  Mch't.  Commission  Merchant;    Luth.  Lutheran;    Ger.  Ref.  German 
Bet.  Between;   Ft.  Front.    The  others  used  are  so  palpable  as  not  to  need 


Beform;  Cor.  Corner; 
explanation. 

Auxiliary  Bible  Societies 119 

Agricultural  Societies 122 

Banks, 122 

Brokers 122 

Board  of  Literature 122 

Board  of  Internal  Improvement. . . .  122 

Battles 168 

Congress  (Fortieth) 123 

Courts  (Quarterly) 125 

Courts  ( Superior 127 

Courts,  Supreme  of  N.  C, 128 

Court,  Superior,  Judges   of 128 

Court,  U.  S.  Circuit  of  K  C,   129 

Court,  U.  S.  District  for  N.  C 129 

Court,  U.  S.  Supreme  for  N.  C.,...   129 

Colleges  and  Academies 129 

Convention  of  1868  129 

Commissioners  of  Affidavits  N.  C. . .  166 

Com.  Affidavits  for  other  States 167 

Cemeteries  (U.  S.) 161 

Cemeteries  (Confederate) 161 

Dental  Association  149 

Electoral  College  for  1868 158 

Factories  (Cotton) 182 

Factories  (Woolen) 132 

Forts 161 

Governors  of  North  Carolina 130 

Government  of  North  Carolina. . . .  132 

Government  of  the  U.  S 137 

Immigration  in  1867 167 

Libraries  in  the  U.  S 155 

Mines 133 

Medical  Society  of  N.  C 155 

Medical  College 155 

Masonic  Lodges 146 

Nurserymen 139 

North  Carolina  Publications 140 

Newspapers  in  North  Carolina 144 


Number  of  Pounds  to  the  Bushel. .  161 

Officers  of  Grand  Lodge 149 

Odd  Fellowship  in  the  U.  S 155 

Officers  Grand  Lodge,  1788  to  1868.  156 

Public  Works  and  Institutions. . . 134 

Products  in  1860 139 

Popular  Vote  for  President 163 

Returns  of  Election  1867 135 

Rates  of  Postage 137 

Real  Estate  1867 138 

Scale  of  Depreciation 137 

Solicitors  in  North  Carolina 128 

Stamp  Act 159 

State  Governments 162 

Temperance  Societies 165 

Taxes  of  1867 145 

Railroads. 

Atlantic  and  North  Carolina  R.  R. . .  150 

Chatham  R.  R 150 

Charlotte  and  So.  Carolina  R.  R. ..   150 

Petersburg  and  Weldon  R.  R 150 

Tarboro  Branch  R.  R 150 

N.  C.  Central  R.  R 151 

Raleigh  and  Gaston  R.  R 151 

Seaboard  and  Roanoke  R.  R 151 

Wilmington,  Char,  and  Ruth.  R.  R.  152 

Piedmont  R.  R 152 

Wilmington  and  Weldon  R.  R 152 

Wilmington  and  Manchester  R.  R. .  152 

Western  R.  R 153 

Western  N.  C.  R.  R 153 

Navigation. 

Albemarle  and  Chesapeake  Canal  Co.  154 

Cape  Fear  Navigation  Co 154 

Cape  Fear  and  Deep  River  Naviga- 
tion Company 154 

Dismal  Swamp  Canal 154 

Roanoke  Navigation  Co 153 


INDEX. 


6 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


AGENCIES. 

Masonic  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.  xxxi 

Connecticut  Mut.  Life  Ins.  Co.  xcv 

Nason  &  Foster Lviii 

Geo.  W.  Nason Lviii 

Brooklyn  Life  Ins.  Co 

BROKERS. 

Disosway,  Guion   &  Co xiv 

P.  A.  AViley  &  Co XLViir 

Wilson  &  Shober Lxxii 

City  Bank  of  Charlotte LX 

F.  H.  Sprague LViii 

BOOKSELLERS. 

R.  Sterling  &  Son,  Greensb'ro.  XVI 

J.  D.  Love,  Wilmington xix 

E.  J.  Hale  &  Sons lxxii 

Hall&  West Lxv 

Branson  &  Jones Lxxiii 

BOOK   BINDERIES. 

John  Armstrong Lix 

W.  R.  Dicks xciii 

COMMISSION  MERCHANTS. 

J.  B.   Hunter  &  Co Ii 

W.  H.Jones  &  Co x 

Mcffitt,  Bro.  &  Co xiir 

■\Villiams  &  Murchison XVll 

Atkinson  &  Shepperson xxvi 

H.  V.  Niemeyer xxviii 

Russell  &  Ellis XLiv 

W.  D.  Smith  &  Co XLVlli 

Gwynn,  Cotton  &  Co L 

C.  G.  Yates Liii 

Worth  &  Daniel Llil 

L.  H.  Adams liii 

Willard  Brothers xxxiii 

Upchurch  &  Dodd Lvi 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Kittrells  Female  College V 

Mrs  Rothwells  School vii 

Davenport  Female  College. . .  xv 

Mecklenburg  Female  College.  xxiv 

Henderson  Collegiate  Inst. . .  xxvi 

Trinity  College xxvii 

Misses  Nash  &  Miss  KoUock.  xxxii 

J.  H.  Horner's  School xxxii 

Charlotte  Female  Institute. .  xxxiv 

Thomasville  Female  College.  xxxv 

Bingham  School xxxix 

Military  Academy xxxix 

Warrenton  Female  College . .  XL 

Catawba  High  School XL 

Louisburg  Male  Academy. . .  XL 

Table  Rock  Seminary Ll 

Institution   Deaf  and  Dumb 

and  Blind. LIV 

Louisburg  Female  College. , .  lxv 


DRY  GOODS,  &c. 

W.  S.  Moore xcii 

Julius  S.  Ash  &  Co xc 

M.  Rosenbaum xci 

M.  Rountree  &  Co Last  Gov. 

E.  Camp XIV 

A.  S.  Webb  &  Co xv 

AVeinstein  &  Bro xxi 

Long  &  McCauley xxi 

Hedrick  &  Ryan xxv 

Berkley,  Miller  &  Co xxviil 

E.  A.  Vogler, xxxv 

W.  H.  &  R.  S.  Tucker  &  Co.  xxxvr 

J.  L.  Fulkerson XLi 

McLean  &  Co 1st  Cover 

A.  Creech XLix 

DRUGS. 

G.  B.  Poulson  &  Co ix 

P.  R.Jones  &  Co xii 

Davis   &  Hunter xci 

MacNair  &  Owen xcv 

FURNITURE. 

C.  A.  Nelson  &  Co xxi 

D.  A.  Smith xxxviii 

GROCERS. 

Geo.  Myers vii 

Adrian  &  Toilers xviii 

Hell  en  &  Williams xxxviil 

Bingham  &  Co  L 

Upchurch  &  Dood lvi 

HOTELS. 

Macon  House xc 

Tunstall  House xcil 

Southern  Hotel xciv 

Edgecombe  House xciv 

City  Hotel xii 

Jerrell's  Hotel xxii 

Orange  Hotel xx 

Walton  House xx 

Planters  Hotel xLi 

National  Hotel  xLiii 

Mountain  Hotel xLix 

Winston  Hotel xLix 

American  Hotel L 

Simonton  House l 

Granville  House xc 

Frazer's  Hotel Lxxil 

Barbee's  Hotel LXiii 

Gaston  Hosue LXI 

Griswold  Hotel LXiii 

Mansion  House LXI 

Weldon  Hotel Lxi 

BlackweU  House,  Kittrel's. , .  lxi 

Parker  House Xviii 

Yarbrough  House Lxii 

Exchange  Hotel Lxn 


INDEX. 


HARDWARE. 

Hart  &  Lewis in 

I.  B.  Davis XIX 

Sutton  &  Childs XLiv 

Mitchell,  Allen  &  Co 1st  Cover 

HACK  LINES. 

High  Point  to  Jonesboro xxii 

High  Point  to  Salem xxn 

JOB  PRINTERS, 

J.  W.  Albright  &  Bro xLl 

Nichols,  Gorman|&  Neatheiy.  viii 

JEWELERS. 

J.  T.  Farriss xv 

LAWYERS. 

Joseph  Mastin ix 

W.  H.  Johnston xi 

H.  F.  Grainger. xx 

Geo.  M.  Rose xxxi 

Martin,  Baker  &  Hinton xLiii 

J.  AV.  Payne xcii 

Walter  A.  Arontgomery xciv 

J.  A.  &  S.  T.  TVilliams Last  Gov. 

LIVERY   STABLES. 

G.  B.  Lipscomb xiii 

J.  W.  Wadsworth xiii 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Durham  Tobacco,  R.  F.  Mor- 
ris &  Son VI 

Carriages  and  Buggies,  J.  A. 

Williamson xii 

Carriages,  Rockaways,  &c.,  A. 

A.  McKeethan  &  Song. . .  xiv 

Wachovia  Mills,  R.  Gray xvii 

Iron  and  Copper  Works,  Hart 

&  Bailey xYiii 

Rock  Island  M'f  g.  Co xxx 

Green  Swamp  Co xxxvii 

Cotton  Factory xLV 

McMannen's  Smut  Machine. .  lii 

Chas.  M.  Stieff,  Pianos lv 

Durh'm  Tob'co,  J.  R.  Green.  Lxxxix 

Blank  Books,  W.  R.  Dicks. . .  xciii 

Cabinet,  Sash  &  Blinds,  &c. .  xciii 

Tin,  Sheet  Iron,  &c xciv 

Saddle  and  Harness Lx 

Sash  &  Blinds ." .  lx 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Asbury  &  Rudisill vn 

Westbrook  Nurseries xxix 

Watson's  Photograph  Gallery.  lvii 

Music  Store,  F.  B.  Maurice. .  lvii 


MILLINER. 

Mrs.  W.  S.  Moore xcil 

MERCHANT   TAILORS. 

M.  Grausman xi 

W.  L.  Fowler xli 

P.  A.  Wilson  &  Co IX 

NEWSPAPERS. 

Evangelical  Lutheran XLii 

Norfolk  Journal Lxiv 

Norfolk  Day  Book lxiv 

Wilmington  Journal Lxxrv 

Roanoke  News Lxxv 

Danville  Register Lxxvi 

Danville  Times LXYVi 

Land  We  Love Lxxvii 

American,  Statesville Lxxviil 

Old  North  State  &  Watchm'n.  Lxxix 

Episcopal  Methodist Lxxx 

Fayetteville  News Lxxxi 

Presbyterian Lxxxil 

Independent  Press LXXV 

Journal  of  Commerce Lxxxiv 

Daily  Rough  Notes lxxxv 

Western  Sentinel LXXXV 

Democrat Lxxxvi 

Square  &  Compass lxxxiii 

Virginian lxxxiii 

Sentinel Lxxxvil 

N.  C.  Standard Lxxxviii 

Carolinian LXXXVII 

Tarboro  Southerner 

Henderson  Index 

Warrenton  Courier 

PATENT   MEDICINES. 

Peruvian  Bitters iv 

Southern  Tonic  Bitters viii 

Rosadalis xLVi 

Dr.  Duffy's  Tonic  Mixture Ll 

PHYSICIANS. 

R.  G.  Barham il 

Thas.  B.  Carr,  (Dentist) Li 

G.  K.   Bagby,  (Dentist) xc 

RAILROADS. 

Atlantic  &  North  CaroUna. . .  Lxxi 

North  Carolina  Central Lxvii 

Through  Line  Wil.  to  Ral Lxvii 

Railroad  Map Lxix 

Raleigh  &  Gaston Lxxii 

Seaboard  Inland  Air  Line. . . .  Lxx 
SHOE   FACTORIES.     • 

A^ogler  &  Co xxil 

J.  A.  Thurston xi 

Shelly  Brothers  &  Co Last  Cov. 


THE  OLD  NORTH  STATE  FOR  EVER. 

Carolina!    Carolina!    Heaven's  blessings  attend  her! 
While  we  live,  we   will  cherish,  protect  and  defend  her; 
The  gh  the   scorner  may  sneer  at,  and  witlings   defame  lier, 
Our  hearts  swell  with  gladness,  whenever   we   name  her. 

Hurrah!    Hurrah!    the   old  North   State   for  ever! 

Hurrah !    Hurrah !    the  good   old  North   State ! 

Though   she   envies   not   others   their  merited   glory. 
Say,  whose  name  stands  the  foremost  in   Liberty's  story! 
Though  too  true  to  herself,  e'er  to  croucli   to  oppression, 
Who   can  yield  to  just  rule   a  more  loyal  submission? 
Hurrah,    &c. 

Plain  and  artless   her   sons,  but   whose  doors   open   faster. 
At  the  knock  of    the   stranger,  or  the  tale  of   disaster? 
How  like  to   the  rudeness  of   their  dear  native   mountains, 
With  rich  ore  in   their  bosoms,  and   life   in  their  fountains."' 
Hurrah,  &c. 

And  her  daughters,  the   Queens   of    the  forest  resembling, 
So   graceful,  so   constant,  yet  to  gentlest  breath  trembling. 
And   true  lightwood   at   heart,  let   the   match  be  applied  them, 
How  they  kindle  and  flame  ?   Oh,  none  know  but  who've  tried  them. 
Hurrah,  &c. 

Then  let  all   who   love  us,  love   the   land  that   we   live  in, 
(As  happy  a  region  as  on  this  side  of   Heaven,) 
Where  Plenty  and  Freedom,  Love  and   Peace  smile   before  us, 
Raise  aloud,  raise   together,  the  heart   thrilling  chorus  ! 

Hurrah!    Hurrah!    the  old  North  State  forever! 

Hurrah !    Hurrah  !    the  good  old  North   State  ! 

William    Gaston. 


& 


PRACTICAL 


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Executed  with  Neatness  and  Dispatch, 

And  forwarded  to  auj'  part  of  the  State  by  Mail  or  Express. 

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We  make  Cards,  Court  Blanks  and  School  Catalogues  a  specialty 
in  our  business. 

UkF"  Sati-slaction  Gnaran.iied.''®C8 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


xxxiir 


JAS.   A.  ^VILLARD. 


A.  A.  WILLARD. 


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WHOLESALE 


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Nos.  29, 30  &  31,  North  Water  Street, 
WILMINGTON,  N.  C. 


Refer  to  North  River  Bank,  New  York. 

"  "  Messrs.  Dowley,  Conners  &  Co.,  45  South  St.,  New  York. 

"  "  "        J.  S.  Woodward's  Sons,  28  North  Front  St.,  Phila. 

"  '•  "        James  Conner  &  Sons,  Baltimore. 

"  "  Rev.  Calvin  H.  Wiley,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

"  "  Jesse  H.  Lindsay,                 "              " 

"  "  Rev.  Wm.  E.  Pell,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 


XXXVI 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


.  H.  k  I S.  TOM  &  Cfl. 

Nos.  33  &  35,  Faj'etteviHe  St., 

RALEIGH,    IsT.    O., 

Wholesale  and  Metail  Dealers  in 


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DRY  GOODS, 


HATS,  SHOES, 


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Oixr    Stools 

wUI  be  constantly 

Replenished  from   Day   to  Day 

By  our  Resident  Partner, 

W. H.    H. TUCKER, 

303,  Broadway,  Kew  Vojk. 


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AVII.L    FIND    GOODS    IN    OUR 


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As  low  as  they  can  be  purchased  North, 

FREiaHT    ^DDED. 


W.  H.  H.  TUCKER.        R.  S.  TUCKER.  T.  McGEE. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


XXXVII 


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Capital  Stock,  $200,000. 


Shares   SlOO   Each, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


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WOODEN  WARE,  $(C., 

Bolton,  Brunswick  Co.,  K  0. 


H.  B.  SHORT,  Esq.,  President, 

WILMINGTON,  N.  C. 

Messrs.  SAM'L  BOLTON  &  Co.  Ag'ts, 

PHILADELPHIA,  Penn. 


XXXVIII  ADVERTISEMENTS, 


HELEN  &  WILLIAMS, 


AND 

COMMISSION  MERCHANTS, 

DEALEBS  IN 


COURT   HOUSE   BUILDING-, 

NE^V^  BERDSTE,  I^.  C. 

B^  Consignments    of    FLOUR,    TOBACCO,    DRIED    FRUIT    and 
Manufactured  articles  solicited. 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 

Cabinet  Furniture, 

©feats®,     ^^^  MM^IS©@@©@e 

CROCKERY,  LOOKING-GLASSES,  WALL  PAPER, 

AVINDO\¥    SHADES, 

Se.sli,   IDoors,   ZBlixids,  cfec.^ 

Corner  Princess  <£  Chestnut  Sfs.f 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


XXXIX 


SESSIOIST    OF   1868. 


IS  PLEASANT  AND  ACCESSIBLE,  NEAR  MEBANEYILLE, 
On  the  North  Carolina  Railroad. 


Tlio  Ooixrso  oif  IzistruLCtiozi 

IS  CLASSICAL,  MATKLMATICAL  AND  COMMLKCIAL. 

COL.  WM.  BINGHAM, 

Sriperintondent, 


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Milltuff  mi  PfllftecMc 

ACADEMY. 

I3:iX_,I_,S:OOFLO%  HNT.  o. 

Gen.  R.  E.  COLSTON, 

Superintendent, 


XL 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


lW//    M\    ildP)  licj 


uULLijljij, 


WARRENTON,N.  C, 


Rev.  J.  B.  SOLOMON, 

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NEWTON,  N.  C. 


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H.  E.  SHEPHERD,      f  Principals. 


NORTH  CAROLINA 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


1867 -'68. 


POPULATION  OF  THE  STATE  IN  1860-902,022. 

45,000  Square  Miles— 22  to  the  Mile. 


CAPITAL   OF  THE   STATE: 

POPULATION  IN  1860—4,780. 


ALAMANCE. 


ALAMANCE. 


ALA]\IANCS  COUNTY. 

PoprLATioN  IN  1860 11,852. 

County  Seat— Geaham. 
J.  T.  IIuxTEK, Mayor. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  R.  Y.  jMcAden. 
Clerk  County  Court,  W.  A.  Albright. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  Baker  Gragson. 
Chairman  County  Court,  Jesse  Grant. 

Clerk  and  iMaster  in  Equity,  ■ . 

Coroner,  Dr.  G.  K,  Foust. 
Register,  T.  G.  JIcLean. 
Sheriff,  W.  J.  IMurray. 
Surveyor,  J.  M.  Patterson. 

Standard  Keeper, . 

Trustee, . 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Bingham  School,  MebanevUle,  Col.  "Wm. 
Bingham,  Principal. 

Graham  Female  Seminary,  Graham,  Rev. 
^V^.  S.  Long,  Principal. 

Yf  ilson  School,  Melville,  Dr.  John  Wil- 
son, Principal. 

Graham  Male  Academy,  Rev.  A.  Ciirrie, 
Principal. 


CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Graham  Church,  Presbyterian,  Graham, 
Archibald  Currie,  Pastor. 

Cross  Roads  Church,  Pres.,  Pleasant 
Grove,  A.  G.  Hughes,  Pastor. 

Haw  Fields  Church,  Pres.,  Melville,  A. 
G.  Hughes,  Pastor. 

Mebaneville  Church,  Pres.,  Mebaneville, 
A.  G.  Hiighes,  Pa.'stor. 

Melville  Church,  Pres. ,  Melville,  Dr.  Wil- 
son, Pastor. 

Stony  Creek  Church,  Pres.,  Union  Ridge, 
,  Pastor. 

Union  Church,  Pres.,  Union  Ridge,  A. 
G.  Anderson,  Pastor. 

Phillips'  Chapel,  Pres.,  Jlelville,  A.  G. 
Hughes,  Pastor. 

Graham  Church,  Christian,  Graham,  W. 
S.  Long,  Pastor. 

Company  Shops  Church,  Chris.,  Compa- 
ny Shops,  A.  Isely,  Pastor. 

Pro%ddenGe  Church,  Chris.,  Graham,  E. 
"W.  Beale,  Pastor. 

McRay's  Church,  Chris.,  McRay's  Store, 
E.  W.  Beale,  Pastor. 

Shallow  Foard  Church,  Chris.,  Compa- 
ny Shops,  E.  W.  Beale,  Pastor. 

Brownen's  Church,  Methodist,  Compa- 
ny Shops,  N.  n.  D.  Wilson,  Pastor. 


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ALAMANCE. 


ALEXANDER. 


Bethleham    Church,    Meth.,    Company 

Shops,  A.  Norman,  Pastor. 
Bethel  Church,  IMeth.,  Clover  Orchard, 

—  Heath,  Pastor. 

Concord  Church,  Meth.,  Sasapahaw,  — 
Heath,  Pastor.  . 

Deep  Creek  Church,  Meth.,  Big  Falls, 
N  H.  D.  Wilson,  Pastor. 

Friendship  Church,  jMeth",  Eock  Creek, 

—  Heath,  Pastor. 

Hebron  Church,  Meth.,  Mount  Willing, 

A.  Norman,  Pastor. 
Macedonia   Church,  Meth.,  McDaniel  s, 

A.  Norman,  Pastor. 
Mt .  Herman  Church,  Meth.,  McDaniel  s, 

—  Heath,  Pastor. 

Mt.    Zion    Church,    Meth.,   Pattersons 

Store,  Wm.  Linebury,  Pastor. 
Rock  Creek  Church,  Meth.,  Hock  Creek, 

—  Heath,  Pastor. 

Salem  Church,   Meth.,   Saxapaha%v,   A. 

Norman,  Pastor. 
Shiloh   Church,  Meth.,  Morton's  Store, 

A.  Norman,  Pastor. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Graham  Hotel,  Graham, Proprietor. 

Railroad   Hotel,  Co.  Shops,  Rev.   W.  B. 
Rowe,  Proprietor. 


LAWYERS. 

Boyd,  J.  E.,  Graham. 
McAden,  R.  Y.,  Graham. 
Ruifin,   T.  jr.,  Graham. 

MERCHANTS. 

Bason  &  Son,  Graham. 

Company  Store,  Co.  Shops,  G.  McLean, 

Superintendent. 
Beale,  E.  W.,  McCray's  Store. 
Hanner,  Robt.,  Graham. 
Harden  (P.  R.)  &  Bro.,  Graham. 
Hunter,  James  T.,  Graham. 
Patterson,  G.  W.,  Graham. 
Spiers,  — ,  Co.  Shops. 
Scott  (J.  S.  )  &  Co.,   Mebaneville. 
Turrentine  &  Bro.,   Mebaneville. 
Worth  &  McMister,  (A.)  Co.  Shops. 

MILLS  AND  MJLL  OWNERS. 

Big  Falls  Mills,  Big  Falls,  Murray  & 
Bro.,  Proprietors. 

Lambeth's  Mills,  ,  Berry  David- 
son, Proprietor. 

Newlin's  Mills,  Saxanahaw,  J.  Newlm& 
Sons,  Proprietors. 

Ruffin's  Mills,  John  W.  Wood,  Prop. 

Wilson's  Mills,  R.  &  A.  WUson,  Prop. 


MANUFACTORIES. 

Cane  Creek  Cotton  Factory,  Clover  Or- 
chard, W.  H.  AVillard,  Prop. 

Holt's  Cotton  Factory,  Holt's  Store,  E. 
M.  Holt  &  Sons,  Prop. 

Granite  Cotton  Factory,  Haw  River,  T. 
M.  Holt,  Props. 

Murray's  Cotton  Factory,  Big  Falls,  W. 
J.  &  A.  Jlurray,  Props. 

Newlin's  Cotton  Factoiy,  Saxapahaw,  J. 
Newlin  &  Sons,  Props. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Baker,  R.  H.,  Hurt's  Store. 
Cobb,  G.  D.,  Co.  Shops. 
Freeman,  F.  R.,   Saxapahav?. 
Foust,  G.  K.,  Graham. 
Graham,  — ,  McCray's  Store. 
McAuley,  J.  W.,  Pleasant  Grove. 
Mebane,  B.  F.,  Mebaneville. 
]\Ioore,  John  A.,  Co.  Shops. 
]\Iurphy^  John,  Co.  Shops. 
Ruffin,  John  K.,  Graham. 
Troy,  M.  E.,  Graham. 
Walker,  John  A.,  MelviUe. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Big  Falls,  T.  R.  Simpson,  P.  M. 
Company  Shops,  Geo.  D.  Boon,  P.  M. 
Clover  Orchard,  Henry  Stone,  P.  M. 
Graham,  J.  B.  JMcMurray,  P.  M. 
Haw  River,  ]\Irs.  J.  B.  Randleman,  P.  I\L 

]\lebanevUle, ,  P.  M. 

McDaniel's, ,  P.  M. 

j\Ielville, ,  P.  M. 

Patterson's   Store,   Mrs.  A.  A.  Crutch- 
field,  P.  M. 
Pleasant  Grove,  Miss  Long,  P.  M. 
Rock  Creek,  C.  C.  Curtis,  P.  M. 
Saxapahaw, ,  P.  M. 


ALEXANDEE  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 6,022. 

County  seat— Tayloksville. 
COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Alex.  M.  Boyle. 

Clerk  County  Court,  R.  P.   Mathews. 

Clerk  Sup.  Court,  E.  M.  Stevenson. 

Chairman  County  Court,  

Clerk  and  Master  in  Eq. ,  H.  T.  Burke. 
Coroner,  H.  F.  Tritt. 
Register,  A.  A.  Hill. 
Rainger,  N.  A.  Pool. 
Sheriff,  Jas.  P.  Matthews. 

Siuweyor, •. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  N.  A.  Moore. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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ALEXANDER. 


ALLEGHANY. 


COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Cheoway  Academy,  Jas.  B.  Pool,  A.  B. 

Principal. 
York  Institute,   Col.  J.  W.   Hawes  and 

Nat.  Reymon,  Principals. 
Elk  Shoal  Academy,  Rev.  W.  B.  Beas- 

ley,  and  H.  T.  Burke,  A.  ]\r.  Principals. 
L'nited  Baptist  Institute,  at  Taylorsville. 

Principal. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Antioch  Baptist,  R.  L.  Steel. 

Concord  Baptist, 

Charity    Baptist,  Jacob  Crouch. 
Liberty  Grove  Baptist, 
Little  River,  Baptist,  Wm.  Pool. 
Macedonia,  Baptist,  Jacob  Crouch. 

Mt.  Gilead,  Baptist, 

Taylorsville  Baptist,  Taylorsville. 
Three  Forks,  Baptist,  Jacob  Crouch. 

Friendship,  Lutheran,  Timothy  3Ioses. 
Salem,  Lutheran, 

Liberty,  jSlethodist, 

Pisgah,  Methodist, 

Rocky  Spring,  Methodist, 

Taylorsville,  Methodist,  at  Taylorsville. 

Union,  ]\Iethodist, 

Upper  Pisgah,  Methodist, 

Taylorsville,  Presbyterian,   Taylorsville, 

S.  C.  JMillen,  D.  D.,  Pastor. 
Salem,  Presbyterian, Pastor. 

HOTELS. 

Tsylorsville  Hotel,  Hiram  James,  Pro'r. 

LAWYERS. 

Boyle,  Alex.  N.,  Taj^orsville. 
Dula,  Thos.  J.,  Taylorsville. 

MERCHANTS. 

Linney,  "W.  C,  South  Yadkin  Store. 

Long,  Geo.  W. ,  Little  River. 

Lowe,  Miss  Mary  J.,  Confectionery  &c., 

Taylorsville. 
Smith,   (H.  L. )  &  Co.,   York  Institute 

and  Taylorsville. 
Stevenson,  Carson  &  Co.,  TaylorsvOle. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Bells  Mills  and  Wool  Carding,  Taylors- 
ville, D.  H.  Bell,  Proprietor. 

Bostian's  Mills,  Taylorsville,  David  Bos- 
tian.  Proprietor. 

Davis'  ?Jills,  Taylorsville,  James  L.  Da- 
vis, Proprietor. 


Deal's  Mills,  York  Institute,    NoaTi   J. 

Deal,  Proprietor. 
Hunter's  Mills,  Stony  Point,    Ileniy  F. 

Hunter,  Proprietor. 
Stewart's  Mills,   Taylorsville,    Thomas 

Stewart,  Proprietor. 
Yv^att's  ]\Iills,    Taylorsville,   W.  Watts, 

Proprietor. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Boot  &  Shoe  Shop,  Taylorsville,  F.  M. 
Herman,  Proprietor. 

Boot  &  Shoe  Shop,  TaylorsvUle,  L.  Her- 
man, Proprietor. 

Boot  &  Shoe  Shop,  Taylorsville,  J.  W. 
Matthews,  Proprietor. 

Buggy  &  Carriage  Shop,  Taylorsville, 
J.  P.  Lawrence,  Proprietor. 

Cotton  Factory,  Taylorsville,  Boyle  & 
Jones,  Proprietors. 

Saddle  &  Harness  Shop,  Taylorsville, 
J.  P.  Thompson,  Proprietor. 

Saddle  &  Harness  Shop,  Stony  Point, 
David  S.  Miller,  Proprietor. 

Tannery,  Taylorsville,  L.  Hermon,  Pro- 
prietor. 

Tannery,  Elk  Shoal,  White  &  Halibur- 
ton.  Proprietors. 

Tannery,  Taylorsville,  R.  C.  Wilson, 
Propretor. 

Tannery,  Wittenburg's,  A.  Eckerd,  Pro- 
prietor. 

Tannery,  York  Institute,  A.  Sharpe  & 
Son,  Proprietors. 

PHYSICIANS. 

CouneUy,  W.  F.,  York  Institute. 
Carson,  J.  M.,  Taylorsville. 
Flowers,  Cynes,  Wittenburg's. 
Stirewalt,     Thos.,     Stirewalt's    Mill's, 

Hydropothic  System. 
Watts,  T.  J.,  Taylorsville. 
Wilson,  J.  R.,  Taylorsville. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Little  River,  Matilda  Smith. 
Taylorsville,  Joseph  P.  Matthews. 
York  Institute,  W.  A.  Smith. 


ALLEGHANY  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 3,590, 

County  Seat — Gap  Civil. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  J.  F.  Graves, 
Clerk  of  County  Court,  C.  G.  Fawlkea. 
Clerk  of   Superior  Court,   Wm.   A.   J; 
Fawlkes, 


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ALLEGHANY 


ANSON. 


Chairman  County  Court,  Johu  Gambill- 

Clerk  and  Master  in  Equity, 

Coroner,  W.  S.  Reves. 
Entry  Taker,  John  Parsons. 
Register,  Thomas  Edwards. 
Sherifif,  J.  C.  Jones. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper,  James  Boyce. 
Trustee, 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Alleghany  Academy,  Gap  Civil,  Rev.  A. 
B.  Phipps. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Antioch,    Baptist,    Gap    Civil,     Daniel 

Caudill. 
Elk  Creek,   Baptist,  Gap   Civil,   Enoch 

Reves. 
Friendship,  Baptist,    Mouth  of  Wilson, 

Wm.  B.  Halsey. 
Little  River,  Baptist,  Gap  Civil,  Thomas 

Carr. 
Meadow  Fork,  Baptist,  Laurel   Spring, 

Joshua  Long. 
Pine  Fork,  Baptist,   Laurel   Spring,  B. 

E.  Caudill. 
Shiloh,    Baptist,    Laurel   Spring,     Mr. 

Miller. 
Union,  Baptist,  Gap  Civil,  Enoch  Reves. 
Woodruff,  Baptist, 

Antioch,  Methodist,  Cherry  Lane,  Mor- 
gan Bryau. 

Cauco's,  Meth., ,  Shadrack  Bryan. 

Cranberry,  Methodist,  Laurel  Springs, 
T.  Woode. 

Macedonia,  Methodist,  Cheny  Lane, 
]\Iorgan  Bryan. 

Mount  Zion,  Cherry  Lane,  Mr.  Millar. 

LAWYERS. 

Graves,  J.  F.,  Gap  Civil. 

MERCHANTS. 

Fisher,  G.  R.,  Gap  Civil. 
Vaughn,  (E.  L.)  &  Co.,  Gap  Civil. 

MINISTERS. 

Caudill,  B.  E.,  Baptist,  Laurel  Springs. 
Caudill,  Dan'l.,  Baptist,  Scott^dlle. 
Carr,  Thos.,  Baptist,  Gap  Civil. 
Douglas,  Geo.,  Baptist,  Gap  Civil. 
Halsey,   Wm.    B.,    Baptist,    Mouth   of 

Wilson. 
Long,  Joshua,  Baptist,  Laurel  Springs. 
Roberts,  Fountain,  Baptist,  Gap  Civil. 
Reves,  E.,  Baptist,  Gap  Civil. 
Bryan,  Morgan,  Methodist,  Cherry  Lane, 


Bryan,     Shadrach,     Methodist,   Cherry 

Lane. 
Fisher,  John  W.,  Methodist,  Gap  Civil.. 
Phipps,  A.  B.,  " 

Miller, .,  " 

Woode,  T., 


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MINES. 
Alleghany  Copper  Mines. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Crabb  Creek  Mill,  Crabb  Creek,  Wm. 
Higgins,  Proprietor. 

Elk  Creek  Mill,  Copper  Mines,  N.  Long, 
Proprietor. 

Little  River  Mill,  Little  River,  L.  Fen- 
der's heirs,  Prop'rs. 

PHYSICIAN. 

Smith,  J.  L.,  Gap  Civil. 

POST  OFFICES  (fcPOST  MASTERS. 

Chen-y  Lane,  Francis  Bryan. 
Gap  Civil,  E.  C.  Vaughn. 
Glade  Creek,  Andrew  Carson. 


ANSON  COUNTY. 

PoruLATioN  IN  1860 13,G64. 

County  Seat— Wadesboeo'. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 


Attorney, . 

Clerk  County  Court,  Patrick  C.  Coppage. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  Robt.  T.  Hall. 
Chairman  County  Court,  Stephen  Cole. 

Clerk  and  Easter  in  Equitj^ •. 

Coroner,  Thos.  Threadgill. 
Register,  Thos.  Tomlinson. 
Sheriff,  G.  B.  Threadgill. 
Surveyor,  —  Tilraon. 

Standard  Keeper, . 

Trustee.  G.  B.  Threadgill. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Bland's  Academical,  School,  Wadesboro', 

Rev.  Mr.  Bland,  Principal. 
Carolina    Female     College,   AuKonville, 

,  Prin. 

Gum   Spring  Academy,  Lilesville,  Miss 

Threadgill,  Prin. 
Lilesville  Academy,  Lilesville,  Rev.  Mr. 

Richardson,  Prin. 
Rocky  Hill  Academy,  Lilesville, , 

Prin. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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ANSON. 


ASHE. 


CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

AnsonvUle,  IMcthoiilist,  Ansonville. 
Ebeuezor,  Meth.,  near  Lancsboro'. 
Fountain  Hill,  Meth.,  near  Lancsboro'. 
Harmony,  3Ieth.,  near  Lancsboro'. 
Hopewell,  Meth.,  near  Lancsboro'. 
\Yadesboro',  Meth.,  "\Yadesboro'. 

Piney  Grove,  Baptist,  J.  W.  Dove. 

HOTELS  &   BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Burns'  Hotel,  Wadesboro'.  Benton  Bums, 
Proprietor. 

LAWYERS. 

Ashe,  Thos.,  Wadesboro'. 
Bennett,  R.  Tyler,  Wadesboro'. 
Dargan,  Atlas  G.,  Wadesboro'. 
Hargrave,  Johnson,  Wadesboro'. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Allen  &  Bums,  Wool  Factory,  Anson yIIIc. 
Smith,  Arnold,  Coley  &  Co.,  Lilesviile. 
Steam  Saw  Mills,  Tannery,  etc. 

MERCHANTS. 

Arnold,  Cooley  &  Co.,  Wadesboro'. 
Baucom,  — ,  Wadesboro'. 
Crawford,  — ,  Wadesboro'. 
Clark,  — ,  Ansonville. 
Cox,  Wm.,  Lilesviile. 
Cox,  Joseph,  Lilesviile. 
Kendall,  Thos.  Yv''.,  Anson\nlle  and  Par- 
ker's Tan  Y'ard. 
Lile's,  Col.  E.  R.,  Parker's  Tan  Yard. 
Liles  &  Lethe,  Parkers'  Tan  Y'ard. 
Ramsey  &  Bennett,  Wadesboro'. 
Smith  &  Tyson,  Ansonville. 

MINISTERS. 

Bennett,  Lemuel,  Baptist,  Wadesboro'. 
Bennett  A.,  Bap.,  Ansonville. 
Caudle,  A.,  Bap.,  Lanesboro'. 
Davis,  John  W..  Bap.,  Lanesboro'. 
Morton,  Samuel  P.,  Bap.,  Ansonville. 
Phifer,  Jesse,  Bap.,  Lanesboro'. 

MINES. 

Bailey's  Gold  Mine,  Wadesboro'. 
MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Baucom's  Mill,  Wadesboro',  A.  Baucom, 
Proprietor. 

Bennett  &  Co.'s  Mill,  Lanesboro',  Ben- 
nett, Polk  Sj  Williams,  Prop's, 


Bums'  Mill,  Ansonville,  Allen  &  Burns, 

Pros. 
Chilson's  Mill,  Lilesviile,  Henry  Chilson, 

Pro. 
DeBerry's  Mill,  Lilesviile,  Heniy  DeBer- 

ry,  Pro. 
Hancock's  Mill,  Ansonville,  —  Hancock, 

Pro. 
Neeley's  Mill,  Ansonville,  Joseph  Neeley, 

Pro. 
Night's    Mill,   Ansonville,   Nat.   Night, 

Pro- 
Pond's  Mill,  Lanesboro',  Benj.  H.  Pond, 

Pro. 
Parker's  Mill,  Burnsville,  Wm.  Parker, 

Pro. 
Rathff's  Mill,  Lilesviile,  P.  Ratliff,  Pro. 
Smith  &  Co.'s  Mill,  Lilesviile,  Smith  & 

Co.,  Pros. 
Simons'    Mill,   LilesviUe,    Sol.    Simons, 

Pro. 
Staten's  Mill,  Ansonville,  Uriah  Staten, 

Pro. 
Gates'  Mill,  Lilesviile,  A.  C.  Gates,  Pro. 

PIUYSICIANS. 

Ashe,  — ,  "\Yadesboro'. 
Battle,  — ,  Lilesviile. 
Gloss,  — ,  Wadesboro'. 
House,  — ,  Wadesboro'. 
Ingraham,' — ,  Ansonville. 
.Jackson,  A.  L.  Lilesviile. 
Kendal,  Wm..  Ansonville. 
Smith,  — ,  Marion. 


ASHE  COUNTY. 

PoruLATio;^  IN  1860 7,95G. 

County  Seat — Jefferson. 

COUNTY^  OFFICEKS. 


Attorney, 

Clerk  County  Court,  R.  T.  Hardin. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  J.  B.  Parsons. 

Chairman  County  Court,  . 

Clerk  and  Master  in  Equity, •. 

Register, 

Sheriff,  Wm.  Latham. 

Surveyor . 

Standard  Keeper, . 

Trustee,  Wm.  Latham. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

.Jefferson  Academy,  Jeffcr.son. 

HOTELS  &   BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Jefferson  Hotel,  Jas.  M.  Gentry,  Prop'r, 


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BEAUFORT. 


BEAUFORT. 


LAWYERS. 

Neal,  Q.  F.,  Jefferson. 
Todd,  J.  W.,  Jefferson. 

MERCHAITTS. 

Brown  &  Brown,  Helton. 

Hamilton   (G.  H.)   &  Thomas,    (\V.  P.) 

Jefferson. 
Neal,  Benjamin,  Jefferson. 
Needham,  Jessie,  Horse  Creek. 
Trivell,  S.,   Jefferson. 
Waugh,  S.  C.  &  N.  H.,  Jefferson. 
Wilbar,  J.  R.,  Jefferson. 
Worth,  David,  North  Foik. 

CATTLE  DEALERS. 

Hamilton  (G.  H.)  &  Thomas,    (W.  P.,) 
Jefferson. 

MINISTERS. 

Miller,  C.  R.,  Methodist,  Jefferson. 
Wagg,  James,  Meth.,  Jefferson. 

Baldwin,  W.  N.,  Baptist,  Jefferson. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Bower's  Mill,   Jefferson,   S.  C.   Bower, 

Proprietor. 
Hamilton's    Mill,     Jefferson,   Geo.    H. 

Hamilton,  Prop. 
Perkins' Mill,   Helton,  Johnson  Perkins, 

Prop. 
Worth's  Mill,  North  Fork,  Daniel  Worth, 

Prop. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Foster,  E.  F.,  Jefferson. 
Gentry,  L.  C,  Jefferson. 
Rhea,  R.  C,  Helton. 
Wagg,  James,  Jefferson. 
Wilcox,  J.  O.,  North  Fork. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Jefferson,  E.  C.  Bartlett. 
Helton,  A.  C.  Jones. 
Gap  Creek,  Wm.  Laws. 
North  Fork,  David  Worth. 


BEAUFORT  COUNTY. 

PoruLATioK  IN  1860 14,766. 

County  Seat — Washington. 


COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  W.  W.  Wharton. 

Clerk  County  Court,  R.  Granger,  Acting. 

Clerk  Superior  Court,  F.  J.  Satchwell. 

Chairman  County  Court,  J.  B.  Stickney. 

Clerk  and  Master  in  Equity,  M.  Shaw. 

Coroners,  R.  B.  Whitecar,  and  James 
Ellison,  jr. 

Register,  James  W.  Redding. 

Sheriff,  Samuel  T.  Carrow. 

Surveyor,  John  B.  Respess. 

Standard  Keeper, . 

Trustee,  S.  T.  Carrow. 

Commissioners  of  Claims,  Thomas  Spar- 
row, and  E.  S.  Hoyt. 

TOWN  OFFICERS. 
Satterthwaite,  F.  B.,  Intendant. 

COSIMISSIONEKS. 

Hoyt,  E.  S.  Pilley,  J.  L., 

Potts,  Joseph,  Telfair,  O.  W. 

Satchwell,  F.  J.,  Clerk. 
Respess,  W.  O.,  Sergeant. 
Telfair,  O.  W.,  Special  Magistrate. 

INSPECTORS  OP  N.4.VAL   STORES. 

John  Orkney,  and  T.  H.  B.  Myers. 

AUCTIONEER. 
A.  Jackson. 

COMMISSIONERS  OF  NAVIGATION. 

Joseph  Potts,  S.  R.  Fowle, 

Geo.  H.  Brown,  B.  F.  Havens, 

Isaiah  Respess. 

INSPECTOR    &   COLLECTOR    OF  CUSTOM. 

J.  O.  Whitemore. 

SCHOOLS. 

Duren,  Mrs.  Georgianna,  Washington. 
Geer,  Rev.  E.,  Washington. 
Midyett,  Miss  Sallie,  Washington. 
Patterson,  Miss  Bettie,  Washington. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Adams  House,  Washington,  O.  F.  Adams, ' 
Proprietor. 

Grist  House,  Washington,  Mrs.  Jno.  W. 
Grist,  Prop. 

Creddle  Inn,  Washington,  John  H.  Cred- 
dle,  Prop. 

Harvey  House,  Washington,  H.  L.  Har- 
vey, Prop. 

Mooring  House,  Washington,  Mrs.  Mary 
Mooring,  Prop. 

Olbert  Inn,  Washington,  John  Olbert, 
Prop. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


15 


BEAUFORT. 


BEAUFORT. 


LAWYERS. 

Carter,  D.  M.,  Washington. 
Lucas,  J.  S.,  Washington. 
Rodman.  Wm.  B.,  Washington. 
Satterthwaite,  F.  B.  AVashington. 
Sparrow,  Thomas,  Washington. 
Btilley,  H.  E..  Washington. 
"Whorton,  R.  W.,  Washington. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Maker,  Zachery  Hoboum, 

Washington. 
Block  and  Pump  Maker,  D.  B.  Wharton, 

Washington. 
Coach  Factory,  Fulford  &  Long,  Wash. 
SaU  ]\Iaking,  Wm.  H.  Harris,  Wash. 
Turpentine   Distillery,  J.  Potts  &  Son, 

AYashington. 
Ship  Building,  J.  Myers  &  Sons,  Wash. 
Ship  Building,  J.  A.  Farrow,  Wash. 

MERCHANTS,  &c. 

COMMISSION   MERCHANTS. 

Brown  (Goe.  H.)  &  Co.,  Water  street, 

Washington. 
Havens,  B.  F.,  ]Main  st.,  Washington. 
Myers  (.John)  &  Sons,  Water  st.,  Wash. 
FASHIONABLE    TAILORS. 

John  B.  Ross  and  John  McGowan. 

FIRE   INSURANCE   AGENTS. 

Burbank  &  Gallagher,  Agents  Atlantic 
Fire  Insurance  Co.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

BARBERS. 

Sylvester  Dibble,  (colored)  Washington. 
Henry  Jones,  (col.)  Washington. 

BAKER. 

—  Powers,  (colored)  Washington. 

DRUGGISTS. 

Gallagher,  F.,  Main  st.,  Vfashington. 
Williams  (J.  D.)  &  Co.,  Main  st.,  AVash. 

GROCERS  AND   CONFECTIONEES. 

Buckman,  C.  G.,  !Main  st.,  Washington. 
Jackson,  G.  A.,  Main  st..  Wash. 

HARDWARE. 

E.  S.  Hoyt,  Main  st.,  Washington. 

JEWELERS. 

Sartarcious,  F.  H.,  Washington. 
BeU,  J.  N.,  Wash. 

MILLINERS. 

Bell,  Mrs.  Annie  A.,  Washington. 
Quin,  E.  L.,  Wash. 

LIVERY    STABLES. 

Peck  Si  Duell,  Washington. 


GENERAL   MERCHANTS. 

Arthur,  John  A.,  Main  st.,  Washington. 
Bible,  D.  P.,  Main  st.,  Wash. 
Blount,  John,  Main  st.,  Wash. 
Carrow,  Samuel,  Main  st.,  Wash. 
Cherry  (Wm.)  &  Bro.,  Mainst.,  Wash. 
Dey  (J.)  ifc  Son,  Main  st..  Wash. 
Farrow  (David)  &  Co.,  Main  st..  Wash. 
Fowle  (S.  R.)  &  Son,  jNIain  st.,  Wash. 
Fulford,  Irwin,  Main  st.,  Wash. 
Harriss,  James,  Water  st.,  Wash. 
Howard,  Geo.,  Water  st..  Wash. 
Hoover,  E.  D.,  Water  st..  Wash. 
Howard,  Wiswall  ct  Son,  Water  st.,  W, 
Lockger,  C.  J.,  Main  st..  Wash. 
Martin  (E.)  &  Co.,  Main  st.,  AVash. 
Morton,  W.  Z.,  Main  st.,  Wash. 
Potts  (Joseph)  &  Son,  Main  st.,  Wash. 
Rosenthall,  J.,  Main  st.,  AVash. 
Shaw,  AVm.,  jr.,  Main  st.,  Wash. 
Smallwood  (John  W.)  &  Co.,  Mainst.,W. 
Thomas,  A.  J.,  Main  st,  AVash. 
Taft,  J.  H..  Main  .st..  Wash. 
Telfair,  O.  AV.,  Main  st.,  AVash. 
AVillard,  James,  Main  st.,  AVash. 

LIQUOR   SALOONS. 

Credle,  John,  AVashington. 
Johnson,  J.  H.,  AVash. 
Pohlman,  F.,  AVash. 
Smaw,  George,  Wash. 

PHOTOGRAPniST   AND   DENTIST. 

Phillips,  Dr.  H.  R.,  AVashington. 

PRINTING  AND   LETTERING. 
Johnson,  J.  H.,  AVashington. 
Reaney,  J.  E.,  AVassh. 

TWINERS. 

Hyatt,  L.,  AVashington. 
Schrimer,  M.,  AVash. 

MINISTERS. 

Dalton,  G.  H. ,  Presbyterian.  AVashington.      i 
Geer,  E.,  Episcopal,  AVash. 
Long,  John  S.,  Methodist,  AVash. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OAVNEKS. 

Claiborne  &  AVright,  Washington. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Blount,  AVm.  A.,  AVashington. 
Bryan,  Jesse  G.,  AVash. 
McDonald,  John,  AVash. 
Long,  Jas.  F.,  AVash. 
Taylor,  David  T.,  AVash. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

AVashington,  AVm.  Ebon,  Post  Master. 


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NORTH  CAROLINA 


BERTIE. 


BLADEN. 


BEKTIE  COUNTY. 

PoruLATioK  IX  1860 U,dlO. 

County  Seat— "Windsor. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney.  John  B.  Gilliam. 
Clerk  of  Coianty  Court,  Wm.   P.  Gurley. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  D.  C.  Winston. 
Charm'n  Co.  Court,  Jonathan   S.  Taylor. 
Clerk  and  Ma.ster  in  Eq.,  L.  S.  Webb. 

Coroner, 

Register,  Erasmus  L.  Simmons. 
Sheriff,  Lewis  Bond. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  Lewis  Bond. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Pritchard's     Hotel,     Windsor,     Calvin 

Pritchard. 
Mitchell's  Hotel,  Windsor,  Wm.  ]\Iitchell. 

LAWYERS. 

Cherry,  Joseph  B..  Windsor. 
Gilliam,  John  B.,  Windsor. 
Outlaw,  David,  Windsor. 
Winston,  P.  H.,  Windsor. 
Winston,  Duncan  C,  Windsor. 

IMANUFACTOEIES. 

Saddlery  &  Harness  Shop,  Windsor,   J. 
J.  Jacobs,  Prop'r. 

MERCHANTS. 

Bond,  John  F.,  Windsor. 
Capehart,  Wm.  J.,  Roxabcl. 
Fanning,  Thos.  E.,  Windsor. 
Gray  (Geo.)  &  Son,  Windsor. 
Gurley,  Wm.  P.,  Windsor. 
Hayes,  Willie  D.,  Colerain. 
Hardy  &  Bishop,  Roxabel. 
Holly  &  Piland,  31111  Landing. 
Johnson,  J.  P.,  Hotel. 
Lewis,  Yv^..  Hotel. 
Norfleet,  Hardy,  Roxabel. 
Norman,  A.  "W.,  Windsor. 
Peny,  N.  V.,  Windsor. 
Pitt,  B.  F.,  Hotel. 
Russell,  B.  B.,  Yfindsor. 
Rowe  &  Co.,  AVindsor. 
Skirwin,  Thos.  AV.,  Windsor. 
Sessoms,  John  W..  Colerain. 
Wilson,  Turner,  Windsor. 
Wilson  &  Mizill,  Colerain. 
Webb  (R.)  &  Brother,  Merry  Hill. 


MINISTERS. 

Bnnch  Jeremiah,  Baptist,  Windsor. 
Craig,  A.  M.,  Bap.,  ^V'indsor. 
Harrell,  David,  Bap. ,  Windsor. 
JMitchell,  John,  Baj:).,  Pitch  Landing, 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Craig,   Taylor  &  Gilliam,    Saw   &  Grist 

Mill,.  AVindsor. 
Burroughs,  S.G.  St'ra  Saw  Mill,  Windsor. 
Burdan,  Jas.,  Saw  &  Grist  Mill,  Windsor. 
:^Iitchell  (W.  G.)  &  JMitchell  (John)  Saw 

&  Grist  ilill,  Windsor. 

PHYSICIANS.- 

Bernard,  S.  A.,  Hotel. 
Dunston,  H.  V.,  Merry  Hill. 
Gilliam,  Francis,  \Vindsor. 
Henry,  Peyton  T.,  Colerain. 
Small  wood,  Chas.,  Hotel. 
Small  wood,  Thos.  J.  P.,  AVindsor. 
Sutton,  AA'm.  I.,  Jr.    Hotel. 
AVilson,  Turner,  Windsor. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Windsor,  F.  W.  Bell,  Post  Master. 
Hotel,  H.  F.  AVilliams,  P.  M. 
Colerain,  John  AV.  Sessoms,  P.  M. 

Roxabel, 

3Iill  Landing, 

Merry  liill, 


BLADEN  COUNTY. 

PoPUL.vriON  IN  18G0 11,005. 

County  Seat— ELiz.^ETnTO-\VN. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  A.  S.  Kemp. 

Clerk  County  Court,  Dugold  Blue. 

Clerk  Superior  Court,  John  T.  ilelviu. 

Chairman  County  Court, . 

Clerk  it  blaster  in  Equity,  J.  T.  Mclviu. 

Coroner, .'^ 

Register,  R.  S.  Gillespie. 
Sheriff,  AA^  H.  AVhite. 

Surveyor, •. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  AV.  H.  AVhite. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Hairs  House,  Elizabcthtown,  Geo.  AV. 
Hall,  Proprietor. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


17 


BUNCOMBE. 


BUNCOMBE. 


LAYv^YERS. 

Brown,  Thos.  O.,  Elizabethtown. 
Kemp,  A.  S.,  Elizabethtown. 
Richardson,  John  A.,  Elizabethtown. 
Sutton,  Thos.  H.,  Elizabethtown. 

MERCHANTS. 

Cummin^,  Rinaldi  &Co.,  Elizabethtown. 
Cook  &  Crowell,  Elizabethtown. 
Hall,  Geo.  W.,  Elizabethtown. 
Lytle  &  Brother.  Eiizabethto-^vn. 
Love  (T.  D.)  &  Co.,  Elizabethtown. 
Rinaldi,  A.  Elizabethtown. 
White,  James  M.,  Elizabethtown. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Bizzell,  Wm.  A.,  Elizabethtown. 
Graham.  Neill,  V/hite  Ilall. 
Lewis,  B.  F.,  Elizabethtown. 
Mallett,  A.  F.,  Eladenbow, 
Itionroe,  Wra.  J.,  Council  Bluff. 
McDonald,  A.  K..  Elizabethtown. 
Russ,  Simjison,  "White  Hall. 
Shipman,  A.  J.,  Brown  Tllarsh. 
YVillis,  Wm.,  Council  Bluff. 


BUNCOMBE  COUNTY. 

PoruLATioN  IN  18G0 13,654. 

County  Seat — Asheville. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Y'irgil  S.  Lusk. 
Clerk  County  Court,  .Jesse  R.  Weaver. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  Wm.  R.  Y'oung. 
Chairman  County  Court,  A  Burs^in. 
Clerk  ct  Master  in  Eq.,  Wash.  M.  Hardy. 

Coroner, 

Register,  JohnW.  Gudger. 
Sheriff,  Perry  Rich. 
Surveyor,  R.  V.  Blackstocks. 
Standard  Keeper,  James  Stradley. 
Trustee,  A.  T.  Summey. 

AGRICULTUR.iL  SOCIETY'. 

"W.  W.  i\IcDowell,  Asheville,  President. 
J.  G.  Martin,  Asheville,  Secretary. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Holston  Conference  Female  College, 
Ashville,  AY.  S.  Kennedy,  President. 

Classical  Male  Academy,  Asheville,  Ste- 
ven Lee,  Principal. 

Asheville   Academy  North,     Asheville, 

Asheville  Academy  South,  Asheville,  Mr. 

Murdock,  Prin. 
Masonic  &  Friends  of  Temperance,  High 

Scho'l,  Reem's  Cr'k,  A.  J.  McAlpin,  P. 


CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Asheville,  Methodist,  Asheville, , 

Pastor. 
Tabernacle,   Meth.,  Swannanoa, , 

Pastor. 
Davidson's    Chapel,    Meth.,     Asheville, 

,  Pastor. 

Reems  Creek,  Meth.,  Reems  Creek, , 

Pastor. 
Asheville,   Baptist,   Asheville,    Thomas 

Stradley,  Pastor. 
Berea,     Baptist,    Swannanoa,    Thomas 

Stradley,  Pastor. 
Asheville  Presbyterian,  AshevOle,  H.  H. 

Banks,  Pastor. 
Piney  Grove,  Pres.,  Swannanoa,   H.   H. 

Banks,  Pastor. 
Asheville,  Episcopal,   Asheville,   Jarvis 

Baxton,  Pastor. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Eagle  Hotel,  Asheville,   Wm.  P.   Blair, 

Proprietor. 
Buck  Hotel,  AsheviUe,   W.   W.   Smith, 

Prop. 
Buncombe  House,  Asheville,  B.  J.  Smith, 

Prop. 
Tavern,  Swannanoa,  Geo.  C.  Alc-xxnder, 

Prop. 
Tavern,  Hominy,  S.  B.  Gudger. 

LAWYERS. 

Atkinson,  Nat.,  Asheville. 
Cocke,  W.  M.,  Asheville. 
Cocke,  W.  N.  jr.,  Asheville. 
Woodfin,  Nick.  W.,  Asheville. 
Candler,  W.  G. ,  Hominy. 
]Merrimon,  Jas.  H.,  Asheville. 
Lusk,  Virgil  S.,  Hominy. 
Henry,  J.  L.,  Asheville. 
Bailey,  W.  M.,   (judge.)  Asheville, 
Martin,  Gen.  J.  G.,  Asheville. 

McCloud, ■.,  Asheville. 

Erwin,  Marcus,  Asheville. 
Johnson,  R.  B.,  Asheville. 
Coleman,  David,  Asheville,  (Soliciterfor 
District.) 

Weaver, .,  Asheville. 

Hardy,  W.  M.,  Asheville. 
Johnson,  Thos.,  Asheville. 
Merrimon,  Emory,  Asheville. 
Davidson,  T.  F.,'  Asheville. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Foundery,  near  Asheville,  Ephraim  Clay- 
ton, Proprietor. 

Tannery,  (^steam,)  AsheviUe,  S.  G.Kerr, 
&  Co.,  Prop'rs. 

Tannery,  Asheville,  W.  D.  Rankin&  Co., 
Prop. 

Tannery  Leicester,  J.  M.  Stevens,  Prop. 


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NORTH  CAROLINA 


BUNCOMBE. 


BURKE.. 


MERCHANTS. 

Polk  (E.  A.)  &  Summey,  (A.  T.,)  Variety 
Store,  Asheville. 

Kerr.,  S.  G.,  Variety  Store,  Asheville. 

Alexander,  (J.  H.)  Roberts  (G.  M.)  & 
Co.,  Variety  Store,  Asheville. 

Beard  &  Chapman,  Variety  Store,  Ashe- 
ville. 

McDowell  (W.  W.)  &  Spiers,  (G.  T.,) 
Variety  Store,  Asheville. 

Merrimon,  B.  H.,  Variety  Store,  Ashe- 
ville. 

Smith  (L.  II.)  &  Co.,  Variety  Store, 
Asheville. 

Aston,  E.  J.,  Drugs  &  Books,  Asheville. 

Hilliard  (W.  L.)  &  Weaver,  Drugs,  Ashe- 
ville. 

Jones,  John,  Druggist,  Asheville. 

MINISTERS. 

Atkins,  F.  W.,  Methodist,  local,   Ashe- 
ville. 
Kennedy,  W.  S.,  Meth.,  Asheville. 
Dula,  T.  M.,  Meth.,  StocksviUe. 
Reynolds,  John,  Meth.,  local,  Asheville. 
Dula,  Thos.,  Meth.,  local,  Asheville. 

Carr, .,  Meth.,  local,  Asheville. 

Merriman,    B.   H.  Prot.,   Meth.,    local, 

Asheville. 
Reagan,  Dr.  J.  A.,  Meth.,  local,   Reems 

Creek. 
Pickens,   R.   W.,   Meth.,    local,   Reems 

Creek. 
Weaver,  Jacob  R.,   Meth.,  local,  Reems 

Creek. 
Weaver,   John   S.,  Meth.,  local,  ^Reems 

Creek. 
Weaver,   N.   M.,   Meth.,   local,    Reems 

Creek. 
McAlpine,  S.   J.,   Meth.,   local,   Reems 

Creek. 

Stradley,  Thos.,  Prim.  Baptist,  Asheville. 

Banks,  II.  II.,  Presbyterian,  Ashevile. 
Morrison,  W.  N.,  Pres.  Swannanoa. 
Stewart  Curtis,  Pres.  Swannanoa. 
Buxton.  Jarvis,  Episcopal,  Asheville. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Patton's  Mills,   Swannanoa,  M.   Patton, 

Proprietor. 
Daugherty's    Mills,    Swannanoa,     Mrs. 

Daugherty,  Prop. 
Cathey's  Mills,  Hominy,  Joseph  Cathey, 

Prop. 
Jones'  Mills,  Hominy,  R.  L.  Jones,  Prop. 
Henry's  Mills,  Hominy,   W.   L.   Henry, 

Prop. 
Gudger's    jMill,     Turkey  [Creek,   Adol- 

phvTS  Gudger,  Prop. 


Reaves'  Mills,  Sandy  Mush,  John  Reaves, 

Prop. 
Frisbey's    IMills,    Turkey    Creek,   John 

Frisbey,  Prop. 
Smith's  IMills,  Asheville,  J.  Smith,  Prop. 
Woodfin's  JMills,     Asheville,   Nick.   W. 

Woodfin,  Prop. 
Coleman's  JMills,  Reem's    Creek,   Wm. 

Coleman,  Prop. 
Coleman's  Oil  Mills,  Reem's  Creek,  Wm. 

Coleman,  Prop. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Hardy,  J.  F.  E.,  AshevHle. 
Summey,  D.  F.,  Asheville. 
Hardy,  J.  G.,  Asheville. 
Hilliard,  W.  L.,  Asheville. 
McDowell,  J.  A.,  Asheville. 
Stephens,  J.  M.,  Leicester. 
Thrash,  P.  H.,  Hominy. 

Sensabaugh, .,  Leicester. 

Reagan,  J.  A.,  Reems  Creek. 
Reynolds,  John,  Asheville. 
Baird,  J.  M.,  Asheville. 
Gudger,  David  M.,  Hominy. 
Candler,  C.  N.,  Asheville. 
Candler,  J.  M.,  Hominy. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS 

Asheville,  John  Jones. 

Avery's  Creek, 

Shufordsville, 

Suannanoa,  Miss  Patton. 

Hominy  Creek,  Miss  R.  E.  Candler. 

Leicester, 

Reem's  Creek, 

StocksviUe,  

Big  Sandy, 


NEWS  PAPERS. 

Asheville  News,  R.  M.  Stokes,  Editor. 
Pioneer,  A.  II.  Jones,  Editor. 


BUEKE  COUNTY. 

Population  in  ISGO 9,237 

County  Seat— MoKGANTON. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  S.  C.  W.  Tate. 
Clerk  County  Court,  E.  W.  Dorsey. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  J.  B.  Kincaid. 
Chairman  County  Court,  J.  H.  Pearson. 

Clerk  and  Master  in  Equity, 

Coroner,  H.  P.  Lindsey. 
Register,  S.  A.  Belts. 
Sheriff,  E.  A.  Berry. 
Surveyor,  W.  II.  BristaU. 
Standard  Keeper,  Henry  Abee. 
Trustee,  D.  A.  Berry. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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BURKE. 


BRUNSWICK. 


COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

3Ior-rx!iton  Academy.  Morganton,  — — — 
Table  Rock  Semiuary,   Morganton,  Kev. 
R.  L.  Abernathy,  Principal. 

HOTELS  &   BOARDING  HOUSES- 

Jlountain  Hotel,  Jlorganton,  J.  ^Y.  Hap- 

poldt,  Proprietor. 
Walton  House,   Morganton,  J.  T.   \v  al- 

ton,  Prop. 

LAWYERS. 

Avery,  A.  C,  3Iorganton. 
Caldwell,  Tod  R.,  Morganton. 
Gaither,  B.  S.,  Morganton. 
Tate,  S.  C.  W.,  Morganton. 

MERCHANTS. 

Britton  (Jos.)  &Kincaid,  Morganton. 
Bell,  S.  H.  H.,  Jeweler,  ]\Iorganton. 
Cleywell,  J.  A.,  Morganton. 
Frazer  &  Cleywell,  Morganton. 
Nelson,  J.  S.,  Morganton. 
Pearson,  D.  C,  Jlorganton. 
Walton,  E.  S.,  Morganton. 

MINISTERS. 

Bawman,  P.  G.,  IMethedist,  Morganton. 
Nelson,  J.  S.,  Meth.,  Jlorganton. 

Schutz,  W.  C,  Presbyterian,  Morganton 

Roberts,  S.  C,  Episcopal,  Morganton. 

MINES. 

Wilkerson  Gold  Mine. 
Pack  Hill  Gold  iline. 
Briudletown  Gold  Mine. 

MILLS  AND  MJLL  OWNERS. 

Caldwell's  Mill,  ]\Iorganton,  Tod  R.  Cald- 
well, Proprietor. 

Mull's  IMill,  Morganton,  Asheley  MuU, 
Prop. 

McKesson's  MiU,  Morganton,  ^Y.  F.  Mc- 
Kesson, Prop. 

McElrath's  Mill,  Morganton,  John  Mc- 
Elrath,  Prop. 

JIcElrath's  Mill,  !Morganton,  Jackson 
McElrath,  Prop. 

Pearson's  j\Iill,  Morganton,  R.  C.  Person 
ife  Co.,  Pro;  a 

Warlick's  MUl,  Morganton,  L.  F.  War- 
lick,  Prop. 

Shiiffler's  Mill,  Morganton,  Jas.  ShufHer, 
Prop. 

Suddeth's  JMHl,  Morganton,  Charlie  Sud- 
deth.  Prop. 


PHYSICIANS. 

Berry,  David,  Morganton. 
Callett,  AY.  A.,  Morganton. 
Happoldt,  John  W.,  Morganton. 
Happoldt,  C,  Morganton. 
Laxton,  L.,  Morganton. 
Pearson,  R.  C,  Morganton. 
Tate,  W.  C,  IMorganton. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Morganton,  Miss  Jennie  McElrath. 
Brindletown,  James  Hall. 


BRUNSWICK  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 8,400. 

bounty  Seat — Smithville. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  lAl.  London,  Wilmington. 
Clerk  County  Court,  Wm.  M.  D.  Moore. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  John  T.  Wescott. 
Chairman   County   Court,  D.  L.  Rassell, 

sr.,  Lumberton. 
Clerk  &  Master  in  Eq.,  J.  W.  Galloway. 

Coroner, 

Register,  Lewis  A.  Galloway. 
Sheriff,  Rufus  Galloway. 
Surveyor,  D.  E.  Mints,  Shallotte. 

Standard  Keeper, • 

Trustee,  Rufus  Galloway. 

Treasurer    Public    BuUdings,    Wm.    B, 

Dasher. 

SCHOOLS. 

Wayman  Academy,  Robesons, Rrin. 

Smithville  Academy,   Smithville,  R.  W. 
Cole,  Prin. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

St.   Phillip's  Church,  Episcopal,  Smith- 
ville,   ,  Pastor. 

Smithville  Meth.  Ch'ch,  W.  M.D.Moore, 

Pastor. 
Smithville  Meth.   Church,  (colored,)  A. 

Smith,  Pastor. 

HOTELS  &   BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Duffie's  Boarding  House  Smithville,  Mrs. 

M.  Dufue,  Proprietor. 
Davis'  Boarding  House,  Smithville,  Mr.s. 

E.  Davis,  Prop. 
McRory's  Ijoarding  House,   Smithville, 

Wm.  JIcRory.  Prop. 
Stuart's    Boarding    House,    Smithville, 
1      ^Irs.  ]M.  Stuart,  Prop. 


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CABARRUS. 


CABARRUS. 


LAWYERS. 

Allen,  D.  C.  Eoberson's. 
Galloway,  Swift,  Smithville. 
Russell,  D.  L.,  jr.,  Town  Creek. 
Ross,  Asa,  Smithville. 

MERCHANTS. 

Cropon  (Geo.  M.)  &  Co.,  Smithville. 
Dunn,  Dwinnell  &  Co. .  Smithville. 
Legg,  Edwin,  Smithville. 
Priobaw,  P.,  Smithville. 
Wescott,  .John  L.,  Smithville. 
Thees,  John  H.,  Smithville. 

MINISTERS. 

Moore,  W.  M.  D.,  Methodist,  Smithville. 
Smoot,  J.  F.,  Meth.,  Smithville. 
Pugh,  Geo.  W.,  Jileth.,  Smithville. 
Smith,  Abi'am,  (col.,)  Meth.,  Smithville. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS 

Saw  and   Grist  !Mill,  Smithville,  Mercer 

&  Addy,  Proprietor. 
Steam   Grist  Mill,    Smith^-ill3,   Wm.  J. 

Patton,  Prop. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Carter,  Yv''alter  G.,  Smityville. 
Patton,  F.  W.,  Town  Creek. 
Thurston,  Stephen  D.,  Smithvillo. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Roberson's, 

Smithville,  Edwin  Legg. 
Shallotte,  L.  B.  Smith. 

PHOTOGRAPHIST. 

Thomas  S.  Ilawley,  Smithville. 


CABARRUS  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 10,546 

County  Seat — Concohd. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Rufus  Barringer. 

Clerk  County  Court,  .J.  O  Wallace. 

Clerk  Superior  Court,  K.  P.  Harriss?. 

Chairman  County  Court,  

Clerk  and  Master  in  Equity, 

Corroner,  Chas.  F.  Harriss. 
Register,  Ramon  Winecoff. 
Sheriff,  Nelson  Slough. 
Surveyor, 


Standard  Keeper, • 

Trustee,  Nelson  Slough. 


COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Classical  School,  Concord,  Dan'l  R.  Cole- 
man, Principal. 

Clas.sical  School,  Poplar  Tent,  Stephen 
Frontis,  Prin. 

North  Carolina  College,  Mt.  Pleasant,  A. 
Bikle,  Prin. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Brethpage,  Presbyterian,  Coddle  Creek, 
Wm.  Pharr,  Pastor. 

Concord,  Pres.,  Concord,  E.  H.  Harding, 
Pastor. 

Poplar  Tent,  Pres.,  Poplar  Tent,  D.  A. 
Pinnick,  jr.,  Pastor. 

Rocky  River,  Pres.,  Pioneer  Mills,  D.  A. 
Pinnick,  Pastor. 

Concord  Methodist,  Concord,  T'l.  C.  Da- 
vis, Pastor. 

St.  James'  Church,  Luth.,  Concord,  D. 
J.  Dreher,  Pastor. 

N.  C.  College,  Luth.,  Mt.  Pleasant,  A. 
Bikle,  Pastor. 

St.  John's,  Luth.,  Tut.  Pleasant,  Grose- 
dose,  Pastor. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Concord  Hotel,  L.  F.  'iVhitaker,  Prop. 

LAY/YERS. 

Barringer,  V.  C.  Concord. 
Barringer,  R.,  Concord. 
Coleman,  D.  &  W.  i\L, 
Long,  J.  &  N.,  Concord. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Blacksmithing,  Concord,  D.  L.  Heath- 
cock  Propprietor. 

Blacksmithing,  Concord,  P.  J.  Brown, 
Prop. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Shop,  Concord,  J.  C.  Ben- 
son, Pi  op. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Shop,  Concord,  Stephen 
G.  Man,  Prop. 

Cotton  Factory,  (steam)  Concord,  John 

McDonald  6:.  Son,  Props- 
Cotton  Factory,  Rocky  River,  Phifer  & 
Niceler,  Props. 

Carriage  Factory,  Concord,  M.  B.  Leslie, 
Prop. 

Carpentering  and  Blacksmithing,  Con- 
cord, C.  A.  Caldwell  &  Bro..  Props. 

Carriage  Factory,  Concord,  W.  C.  Boyd, 
Prop. 

Cabinet  ]\Iaking,  Concord,  P.  S.  Deaton 
&  Co.,  Props. 

Merchant  Flour  Mill,  Concord,  Niceler 
&  Sloop,  Props. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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CABARRUS. 


CALDWELL. 


Saddle  and  Harness  Slanufacttiring',  Con- 
cord, Wallace  &  Heel,  Props. 

Tin  and  Sheet  h-on  Manufacturing,  Con- 
cord, Josioh  W.  llogers.  Prop. 

Tannery,  Concord,  Geo.  Brown,  Prop. 

Tin  3Ianufacturing,  AVillis  Elkin,  Prop. 

MERCHANTS. 

Allison,  R.  W.,  Dry  Goods,  Concord. 

Archibald,  F.  A.,  Dry  Goods,  Concord. 

Alexander.  J  Jd.,  Tailor,  Concord. 

Anthony,  W.  D.,  Dry  Goods,  Concord. 

Earnhartd  &  Flaw,  Dry  Goods,  Pioneer 
Mills. 

Bostian,  ])aTid  T.,  Tailor,  Concord. 

Cook  &  Kinley,  Dry  Goods,  Mt.  Pleas- 
ant. 

Davis,  W.  C.  IT..  Jeweler,  Concord. 

Elkin.  VT.,  Dry  (ioods,  Concord. 

File  tt  Harkey,  Dry  Goods,  Mt.  Pleasant. 

Foard  (K.  W.)  &  Son,  Dry  Goods,  Con- 
cord. 

Fisher  &  Blackwelder,  Livery  Stables, 
Concord. 

Fisher,  J.  S.,  Dry  Goods,  Concord. 

Gorman  &  Kistler,  Confectioners,  Con- 
cord. 

Gibson  (J.  P.)  &  Bro.,  Druggist,  Con- 
cord. 

Mesenheimer,  Cos  &  Co.,  Dry  Goods,  Mt. 
Pleasant. 

McDonald  &  Son,  Dry  Goods,  Concord. 

Reed,  Joel,  Druggist,  Concord. 

Smith  (i'  White,  Dry  Goods,  Concord. 

Phifer  iS:  Cannon,  Dry  Goods,  Concord. 

Wallace  &  Reece,  Dry  C4oods,  Concord. 

Williford,  W.  A.,  Confectioner,  Concord. 

York  &}  Fitzgerald,  Dry  Goods,  Concord. 

MINISTERS. 

Dorland,  Luke,  Pre.sbyterian,  Concord. 
Harding,  E.  H.,  Pres.,  Concord. 
Pennick,  D.  A.,  sr.,  Pres.,  Pioneer  Mills. 
Pennick,  D.  A.,  jr.,  Pres.,  Concord. 
Pharr,  Wm.,  Pres.,  Caddie  Creek. 
Davis,  M.  C,  Methodist,  Concord. 
Cone,  W.  H.,  Lutheron,  Mt.  Pleasant. 
Bikle,  A.,  Luth.,  Mt.  Pleasant. 
Bemheim,  G.  I).,  Luth.,  iSlt.  Pleasant. 
Dreher,  Daniel  I.,  Luth,,  Concord. 
Groseclose,  L.  C,  Luth.,  Mt.  Pleasant. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Artz's  Grist  Mill,  Buffalo  Creek,  Wm. 
Artz,  Proprietor. 

Barrier's  Grist  and  Saw  Mill,  Mt.  Pleas- 
ant, M.  Barrier,  Prop. 

Best's  Grist  and  Saw  51111,  Rocky  River, 
S.  &  :M.  L.  Best,  Prop. 

Best's  Grist  Mill,  Buffalo  Creek,  Best  & 
Blackwelder,  Prop. 


Blackwelder's  Grist  and  Saw  j\Iill,  Cold 
Water  Creek,  A.  J.  &  R.  Blackwelder, 
Prop. 

Cress'  Grist  Mill,  Wolf  Creek,  Mrs.  Crept, 
Prop. 

Cox  &  Ilarriss'  Grist  &  Saw  ]\lill.  Rocky 
River. 

Foard  &  Smith's  Grist  ]'.lill,  Coddle  Creek. 

Gorman's  Grist  Mill,  Rocky  River,  M. 
Gorman.  Prop. 

Gillespie  &  Dotson's  Grist  Mill,  Buffalo 
Creek. 

Hause's  Grist  and  Saw  Mill,  Mt.  Pleas- 
ant, J.  Hause,  Prop. 

Hileman's  Grist  and  Saw  Mill.  Cold  Wa- 
ter Creek,  John  Hileman,  Prop. 

Litaker's  Grist  and  Saw  Mill,  Buffalo 
Creek,  Moses  Litaker,  Prop. 

Lipe's  Grist  Mill,  Cold  Vv'ater  Creek,  M. 
Lipe,  Prop. 

Miller's  Grist  Mill,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Daniel 
3Iiller,  Prop. 

Pharr  &  Bro.'s,  Grist  3Iill,  Coddle  Creek. 

Smith's  Grist  Mill,  Rocky  River,  B.  N. 
Smith,  Prop. 

Stirewalt's  Grist  and  Saw  ivlill,  Aston 
Run,  Jacob  Stirewalt,  Prop. 

Ury's  Grist  Mill,  Adam's  Creek,  M.  A. 
Ury,  Prop. 

Taller's  Grist  Slill  and  Cording  JIachine, 
Ilarrisburg,  Joshua  Tetter,  Prop. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Bingham,  L.  S.,  Concord. 
Farr,  Solomon,  County. 
Flow,  D.  W.,  Pioneer '^Mills. 
Fink  John,  Concord. 
Gib.son,  E.  R.,  Concord. 
Gibson,  John  A.,  County. 
Gilmore,  Samuel  J..  County. 
Henderson,  F.  M.,  Concord. 
Henderson,  John  S.,  Mt.  Pleasant. 
JMcEachem,  Jas.  E.,  County. 
Rose,  L.  R.,  Mt.  Pleasant. 
Scott,  A.  H.,  Concord. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Concord,  John  Fink. 
Harrisburg,  N.  A.  Jxirkpatrick. 
Mt.  Pleasant,  Miss  Lefler. 


CALDWELL  COUNTY. 

Population  in  18G0 7,497 

County  seat — Lenoik. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  T.  F.  Dula. 

Clerk  County  Court,  J.  R.  Wilson, 


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CALDWELL. 


CAMDEN. 


Clerk  Superior  Court,  R  .R  WakeGeld. 
Chairman  County  Court,  8.  F.  Peterson. 
Clerk  and  ?.Iasterin  Eq.,  W.  N.  Puett. 
Coroner,  John  G.  Ballew. 
Register.  H.  Is.  JMiller. 
Sheriff,  R.  R.  JlcCall. 
Surveyor,  C.  AlcDickson. 

Standard  Keener, 

Trustee,  C.  W.'  Clark. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Davenport  Female  College,  Lenoir,  Rev. 

Samuel  Lander,  President. 
Lenoir  Male  Academy,  E.  W.  Faucette, 

Prill. 
Mt.  Bethel,  Academy,  county, ,  Prin. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Lenoir  Hotel,   Lenoir,   L.  F.    Whitaker, 
Prop. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Cotton  Factory,  Paterson,  R.  L.  Patter- 
son, Prop. 

MERCHANTS. 

Dula,  S.  P.,  Lenoir. 
GriiEth,  J.  R.,  Lenoir. 
Gilbert,  L.  W.,  Lenoir. 
Harper,  G.  W.  &  S.  F.,  Lenoir. 
Moore,  M.  V.,  Lenoir. 
Malone  &  McElroy,  Lenoir. 
Tuttle  &  Cockran,  Copenhagen. 

MINISTERS. 

Conway,  W.  "W.,  Icard  Station,  Baptist. 
Martin,  Barney,  Icard  Station,  Bap. 
Moody,  R.  H.,  Cattellsville,  Bap. 
Oxford,  Isaac,  Deal's  Mill,  Bap. 
Powell,  J.  B.,  Lenoir,  Bap. 
Sherrill,  Geo.  D.,  Lenoir,  Bap. 
Smith,  Isaac,  Lenoir,  Bap. 
Rankin^  Lenoir,  Presbyterian. 

Lander,  Sam'l,  Lenoir,    JMethodist. 
Hays,  Abram,  Love  Lady,  IMeth.,  (local.) 
Healon,  J.  S.,  Lenoir,  Meth.,  (local.) 
Lewis,  Wm.,  Love  Lady,  Meth.,   (local.) 
JMontgomery,  J.  S.,  Lenoir.  Meth.,  (local) 
Payne,  J.   N.,  Hickory  Tavern,   Meth., 

(local.) 
Ivey,  Geo.  W.,  Lenoir,  Meth., 
Montgomery,      Sam'l,    Lenoir,     Meth., 

(local.) 
Weber,  S.  A.,  Lenoir,  Meth.,  (local.) 

PHYSICIANS. 

Johnson,  J.  T.,  Lenoir. 
Carter,  G.  N.,  Elkville. 
Scrogg,  A.  A.,  Lenoir. 


POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Lenoir,  R.  Boyle. 
Patterson,  S.  N.  Clinard. 

Icard  Station, 

Deal's  Mill, 

Copenhagen, 

Elkville, 


CAMDEN  COUNTY. 

Population  in  18G0 5,343 

County  Seat — Camden  C.  H. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 


Attorney,  

Clerk  County  Court,  G.  W.  Spencer. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  J.  G.  Morrisett. 

Chairman  County  Court, 

Clerk  and  blaster  in  Eq.,  J.  A.  Sjicncer. 
Coroner,  Joseph  S.  Sanderlin. 
Register,  T.  B.  Boushall. 
Sheriff,  Nathan  G.  Grandy. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee, 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Jonesboro'    Academy,    Jouesboro',     E. 

Gillman,  Prin 
Sawyer's     Creek     Academy,     Sawyers 

Creek,  Marietta  Pitcher,  Prin. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Ebenezer,  Missionary   Baptist,   Wm.  L. 

Fitcher,  Pastor. 
Sawyer's   Creek,    Miss.  Baptist,  R.    R. 

Overby,  Pastor. 
South  Mills,  Miss.  Bap.,  Wm  L.  Fitcher, 

Pastor. 
Shiloah,  3Iiss.  Bap. ,  Wells  Briggs,  Past'r. 

IMcBride's  Chapel,  Meth.,  Joseph  Amis, 

Pastor. 
Old  Trap,  Meth.,  Joseph  Amis,  Pastor. 

HOTELS   &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Camden    Hotel,    Camden  C.   IL,    J.  B. 

Butt,  Prop. 
South  Mills,  South  Mills,  R.   J.  Bullock, 

Prop. 

LAWYERS. 

Ferebee,  D.  D.,  South  Mills. 
Ilarrell,  S.  A.,  Camden  C.  H. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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CARTERET. 


MANUFACTORIES. 

Harness  Factory,  Camden  C.  II.,  Fran- 
cis Picone,  Prop. 

MERCHANTS. 

Barce  (E.  J.)  &  Bro.,  Dry  Goods  &  Gro- 
ceries, Shiloah. 

Cherry,  A.  P.,  Dry  Goods  &  Groceries, 
South  Mills. 

Ferebee  &  Bell,  Dry  Goods  &  Groceries, 
Sawyer  s  Creek. 
,  Ferebee,  Jas.  C,  Dry  Goods  &  Groceries, 
Camden  C.  H. 

Forbes,  Jno.  W.,  Dry  Goods  &  Groceries, 
Sawyer's  Creek. 

Jacobs,  John,  Dry  Goods  &  Groceries, 
South  Mills. 

Jones,  Simeon  A.,  Dry  Goods  &  Groc'rs, 
Shiloah. 

Morrisett,  Wm.  J.,  Dry  Goods  &  Gro- 
ceries, Camden  C.  H. 

Morrisett,  Isaac  W.,  Dry  Goods  &  Gro- 
ceries, Shiloah. 

Nash,  John  C,  Dry  Goods  &  Groceries, 
Sawyer's  Creek. 

MINISTERS. 

Amis,  Joseph,  Meth.,  South  Mills. 
Briggs,  W.,  Miss.  Bap.,  Shiloah. 
Fitcher,   W.   L.,   Miss.    Bap.,    Camden 

C.H. 
Overby,  R.  R.,  Miss.  Bap.,  Camdnn,  C.  H. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Dozier's  Mill,  Camden  C.  H..  E.  L.  Do- 
zier. 

Abbott's  Mill,  South  Mills,  Wm.  R.  Ab- 
bott. 

Overton's  Mill,  South  Mills,  Yr'm.  R. 
Overton. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Mullen,  F.  N.,  South  Mills. 
Nixon,  Geo.  ^V.,  South  Mills. 
Nash,  Thos,  S.,  Camden  C.  H. 
Perkins,  R.  C,  Camden  C.  H. 
Taylor,  J.  A.,  South  Mills. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Camden  C.  H.,  E.  W.  Morse. 
South  Mills,  Mrs.  J.  Jacobs. 


OARTEEET  COUNTY. 

Population  ix  1860 8,186. 

County  Seat— Beaufokt. 


COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  A.  W.  Rieger. 
Clerk  County  Court,  James  Rumley. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  W.  H.  Sweetzer. 
Chairman  County  Court,  B.  L.  Perry,  Sr. 
Clerk  and  Master  in  Eq.,  B.  L.  Perry,  Sr. 

Coroner, 

Register,  Rev.  John  Rumley. 
Sheriff,  J.  Henry  Davis. 
Sheriff  Deputy,  John  Davis. 
Constable,  C.  H.  Ward,  Newport. 
Standard  Keeper,  James  T.  White. 
Trustee,  W.  B.  Duncan. 

OTHER  OFFICERS. 

Collector  of  Customs,  J.  A.  Hedrick. 
Assistant  Assessor  U.  S. ,  E.  O.  Loe. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Beaufort  Female  Seminary,  E.  G.  Moore, 

Princiioal. 
Primary   School,  Miss  Bettie  Robinson, 

Prin. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Beaufort  Station,  Methodist,  J.  B.  Bob- 

bitt. 
Beaufort,  Episcoi^al,  Wm.  E.  Snowdown. 
Beaufort,  Baptist,  Jacob  Utley. 

Purvis  Chape,  (col.)  Methodist, 

Harlow's  Creek,  JMeth.,  Wm.  M.   Jordan. 
Straits,  Straits,  Meth.,  John  Jones. 
Smyrna,  Straits,  Meth.,  John  Jones. 

HOTELS  &   BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Atlantic  Hotel,  Beaufort,  S.  D.  Page. 
Proprietor. 

Macon  House,  Morehead  City,  T.  L.  Hall, 
Prop. 

Newport  Hotel,   Newport,   J.    L.   Bell, 

Front  Street  House,  Beaufort,  Wm.  C. 
King,  Prop. 

Boarding  House,  Beaufort,  Belcher  Ful- 
ler, Prop. 

Boarding  House,  Beaufort,  David  Whar- 
ton, Prop. 

LAWYERS. 

Doughty  (Wm.  J.)  &  Bro.,  Beaufort. 
Perry,  J.  M.,  Beaufort. 
Rieger,  A.  W.,  Beaufort. 
C.  R.  Thomas. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Excelsior  Oil  and  Guano,  Ormsby  &  Co., 
Beaufort. 


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CARTERET. 


CARTERET. 


Excelsior  Oil  and  Guano.  Sol.  Adams  & 
Co.,  Beaufort. 

^lERCIIANTS,  &c. 

Bell,  C.  S.,  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 
Beaufort. 

Bell,  J.  L.,  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 
Newport. 

Bell  (D.  H.  L.)  &  Son,  Dry  Goods  and 
Groceries,  Beaufort. 

Bell.  Church.  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 
Wholesale  and  Retail,  Beaufort. 

Duncan,  Thos.  L.,  Dry  Goods  and  Gro- 
ceries, Beaufort. 

Dili,  Wm.  F.,  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 
Beaufort. 

Davis,  A.  C,  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 
Beaufort, 

Duncan,  J.  L.,  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 
Beaufort. 

Dill  (S.  L.)  &  Son,  Dry  Goods  and  Gro- 
ceries, Beaufort. 

Farlow,  L.  S. ,  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 
Beaufort. 

Gibble,  J.  L.,  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 
Beaufort. 

Lowenberg  «fc  Bro.,  Dry  Goods  and  Gro- 
ceries, Beaufort. 

Rieger,  Davis  &  Bro.,  Dry  Goods  and 
Groceries,  Beaufort. 

Ramsey  (Isaac)  &  Son,  Dry  Goods  and 
Groceries,  Beaufort. 

Perry  (B.  L.)  &  Son,  Dry  Goods  and  Gro- 
ceries, Beaufort. 

Piver  &  Bushall,  Dry  Goods  and  Groce- 
ries, Beaufort. 

Suydam,  Allen,  Dry  Goods  and  Groce- 
ries, Beaufort. 

Sanders  (D.  S.)  &  Co.,  Dry  Goods  and 
Groceries,  Beaufort. 

Thomas,  Thos.,  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 
Beaufort. 

Taylor,  Geo.  W.,  Dry  Goods  and  Groce- 
ries, Beaufort. 

Whitney,  J.  P.,  Dry  Goods  and  Groce- 
ries, Beaufort. 

Davis,  Allen,  Druggist,  Beaufort. 

Martin,  L.  W.,  Druggist,  Beaufort. 

AValker,  R.  E..  Druggist,  Beaufort. 

SniPPING  AJfD  COMMISSION  MEKCnANTS 

Bell  (D.  n.  L.)  &  Son,  Beaufort. 
Bell,  D.  H.  &  .7.  L.,  Beaufort. 
-  Bell,  Chiirch,  Beaufort. 
Duncan  &  Ramsey,  Beaufort. 
Henshaw  &  Thorburn,  Beaiifort. 
Perry  (B.  L.)  &  Son,  Beaufort. 
Piver  &  Bushall,  Beaufort. 

BOSS  SHIP    CARPENTEK3. 

Swidell,  Joseph,  Beaufort. 


Brooks,  Wm.,  Beaufort. 

TAILOKS. 

Camell,  J.  O.,  Beaufort. 
Jacobs,  Wm.  A.,  Beaufort. 
Pierce,  C.  C,  Beaufort. 

BAHBERSAND  OXnEIlS. 

Figarada.  John,  Beaufort. 

Parker,  David,  Beaufort. 

Fisher,  Jerry.  Blacksmith,  Beaufort. 

Pearce,  D.  &  B. ,  House  &  Sign  Painters, 
Beaufort. 

Dill,  J.  R.,  House  &  Sign  Painter,  Beau- 
fort. 

Buckman,  (E.)  &  Bro.,  House  Carpenter, 
Beaufort. 

Norwood,  Alex.,  House  Carpenter,  Beau- 
fort. 

Robinson,  Jos.  P.,  House  Carpenier, 
Beaufort. 

MINISTERS. 

Bobbitt,  J.  B.,  Meth.,  Beaufort. 
Jones,  John,  Meth.,  Morehead  City, 
Jordan,  Wm.  M.,  Meth..  Newport. 
Perkins,  E.  L.,  ]\Ieth.,  Newport. 
Rumley,  John,  Meth.,  Beaufort. 

Snowdown,  Wm.  S.,  Epis'pal.  Beaufort 

Utley,  Jacob,  Bap.,  Beaufort. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Steam  Saw  and  Grist,  Duncan,  Perry  &; 
Co.,  Beaufort. 

Steam  Saw  and  Grist,  C.  Hanners,  Ag't, 
Newport. 

Water  Saw  and  Grist,  J.  L.  Bell,  New- 
port. 

Wa.er  Grist,  David  Jones,  Morehead 
City. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Arendell.  M.  F.,  Beaufort. 
Davis,  Benjamin,  Beaufort. 
Hill,  C.  H.,  Newport. 
]\Iartin,  L.  W.,  Beaufort. 
]\lanney,  .J.  L.,  Beaufort. 
Jones,  Wm.  C. ,  Morehead  City. 
Lane,  Henry  C,  Morehead  City. 
Leffers,  Richard,  Straits. 
Perry,  James  M..  Beaufort. 
Perkins,  E.  L.,  Newport. 
Walker,  R.  E.,  Beaufort. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Beaufort,  J.  .1.  Davis. 
Morehead  City,  J.  B.  Rhodes. 
Nevvport,  J.  B.  Mann. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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CASWELL. 


CASWELL. 


CASWELL  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 1G,215. 

County  Seat— Yasceyvii.le. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  E.  W.  Withers. 
Clerk  County  Court.  H.  F.  Brandon. 
Clerk  Superior  Co.,  James  A.  Henderson. 
Chairman  County  Court,    James  K.  Lea. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  *Eq.,  Thos.  A.   Donoho. 

Coroner, 

Register  Levi  C.  Pag:e. 
Sheriff,  John  C.  Griffith. 
Surveyor,  Samual  L.  Venable. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  Tqomas  D.  Johnson. 
Deputy   Sheriffs,   John   L.    Stoton   and 
John  W.  Duke. 

BORDER. AGRICULT'R'L  SOCIETY. 

Wm.  T.  Sutherlin,  DanvOle,  President. 
Thos.  P.  Atkinson,    Danville,   Cor.  Sec- 
retary. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Dan  River  Male   Institute,  Yanceyville, 

Jeseph  Venable,  Principal. 
Leasburg  Male  Academy.  Leasburg,  Rev. 

Solomon  Lea,  Principal. 
Somerville  Female   Institute,  Leasburg, 

Rev.  Solomon  Lea  and  Daughters,  Pr. 
Milton  Female   Academy,  Milton,  Mrs. 

John  Wilson,  Principal. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS." 

Yanceyville,  Pres..  Jacob  Doll. 
Bethesda,  Pres.,  Jacob  Doll. 
Grier's,  Pres.,  S.  A.  Stanfield. 
Milton,  Pies.,  S.  A.  Stanfield. 

Camp  Spring,  Meth.,  Lemon  Shell. 
Harrison's,  Meth.,  Lemon  Shell. 
Kimbro's,  Meth.,  Lemon  Shell. 
Newhope,  Meth.,  Lemon  Shell. 
Prcspect,  Meth.,  Lemon  Shell. 
Bethany,  Meth.,  J.  H.  Wheeler. 
Union,  Meth.,  J.  H.  Wheeler, 
llobson,  Meth.,  J.  H.  Wheeler. 
Connallies,  Meth.,  J.  H.  AVheeler. 
Shady  Grove,  Meth.,  Lemon  Shell. 
Yanceyville,  Meth.,  Lemon  Shell. 
Leasburg,  Meth.,  J.  H.  Wheeler. 
Beulah,  Mis.  Bap.,  Robert  A.  Jrloore. 
Milton,  Mis.  Bap.,  Rev.  IJardwicke. 
Providence,  Mis.  Bap.,  S.  G.  Mason. 
Kerr's  Chapel,  Mis.  Bap.,  F.  M.  Jordan. 
Prospect,  Prim.  Bap.,  —  Hall. 
Bush  Arbor,  Pi-im.  Bap., 


County  Line,  Prim.   Bap.,  F.  L.  Oakley. 
HOTELS   &  BOARDING   HOUSES. 

jMilton  Hotel,  iSIilton,  Jarvis  Friou,  Prop. 

Caswell  Hotel,  YanceyvUle,  A.  A.  Mitch- 
ell, Prop. 

Leasburg  Hotel,  Leasburg,  John  Cul- 
breth,  Prop. 

—LAWYERS. 

Kerr,  John  Yanceyville. 
Hill  Samuel  P.  Yanceyville. 
3IcGehee,  Montford  Milton. 
Withers,  E.  W.  Yanceyville, 
Tatten,  L.  L.  Yanceyville. 
Thompson,  Geo.  N.  Leasburg. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Tobacco  Factory,  Leasburg,  Fuller  (A. 
M.)  ct  Wilkerson  (John  E.)  Prop.s. 

Tobacco  Factory,  Leasburg,  Hancock 
(R.  P.)  &  Taylor  (Wm.  jr.)  Props. 

Tobacco  Factory,  Leasburg,  Josiah  Stan- 
field, Prop. 

Tobacco  Factoiy,  Leasburg,  John  F. 
W  agstaff.  Prop. 

Tobacco  Factory,  Yanceyville,  James  K, 
Lea,  Prop. 

MERCHANTS. 

Friaw,  James  Diy  Goods  and  Groceries, 
Milton. 

Graves  &  Co.,  Dry  Geods  and  Groceries, 
YanceyvUle. 

Harralson  (Brice)  &  McKee  (Jas.  L.) 
Dry  Goods  and  Groceries,  Yanceyville. 

Hancock  (R.  P.)  &  Paylor(Wm.  jr.)  Dry 
Goods  and  Groceries,  Leasburg. 

Holder  (S.  B.)  &  Irvine  (John  L.)  Dry 
Goods  and  Groceries,  JMilton. 

Henderson,  Jas.  A.  Dry  Goods  and  Gro- 
ceries, Yanceyville. 

Norlleet  &  Roane,  Grocers,  Yanceyville. 

Neal  (Jas.  N.)  &  Johnson  (Thomas  D.) 
Dry  Giroods  and  Groceries,  Yanceyville. 

Paylor,  Jas.  H.  Dry  Goods  and  Groce- 
ries, Yanceyville. 

Patterson,  David  Dry  Goods  and  Groce- 
ries, Milton. 

Smith,  Wm.  F.  Dry  Goods  and  Groce- 
ries, JMilton. 

Stanfield,  J.  A.  Dry  Goods  and  Groce- 
ries, Leasburg. 

Smith,  W.  H.  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 
Prospect  Hill. 

Warren  (F.  L.)  &  Richmond  (D.  W.  K.) 
Dry  Goods  &  Groceries,  Prospect  Hill. 

Warren  (Jas.)  &  Thomas  (W.  H.)  Dry 
Goods  and  Groceries,  Hightowers. 

Wilson,  John  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 
^     Milton. 


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CASWELL. 


CATAWBA. 


Watkins  &  Son  (Samuel  &  W.  M.)  Dry 
Goods  and  Groceries,  ]SIilton. 

Donoho,  Moses  Ccolored)  Dry  Goods  and 
Groceries,  Milton. 

Morris  &  Mason,  (colored)  Dry  Goods 
and  Groceries,  Yanceyville. 

Mitchell,  A.  A.  Druggist,  Yanceyville. 

N ewbill,  R.  A.  Druggist,  Milton. 

MINISTERS. 

Shell,  Lemon  Meth.,  Yanceyville. 
Lea,  Solomon,  Meth.,  Leasburg. 
"Wheeler,  J  oseph  H.  Meth.,  Leasburg. 

Doll,  Jacob  Pres.,  Yanceyville. 
Stanfield,  S.  A.  Pres.,  Milton. 

Mason,  S.  G.  Bap.,  Yanceyville. 
Moore,  Robt.  A.  Bap.,  Leasburg. 

Ward,  Quinton  A.  Prim.  Bap.,  Ander- 
son's Store. 

Oakley,  F.  L.  Prim.  Bap.,  Anderson's 
Store. 

Hall,  —  Prim.  Bap.,  Anderson's  Store. 

Anderson,  Robt.  Christian,  Anderson's 
Store. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Blackwell's  Mill,  Blackwells,   Blackwell 

(John  B.)  &  Mitchell  (A.  J.) 
Bayne's  Mill,  Anderson's   Store,  Thorn- 
ton Y.  Bayne. 
Graves'    JMill,   Yanceyville,   William  B. 

Graves. 
Hunt's  Mm,   Milton,    Hunt   (L.  H.)   & 

Walker  (H.  A.) 
Long's  Mill,  Milton,  Wm.  Long. 
Lea's  Mill,  Yanceyville,  Sidney  S.  Lea. 
Malone's  Mill,   Leasburg,  Malone  (Jas.) 

&  Currie  (T.  W.) 
Oliver's  Mill,    Hightowers,    Iverson    L. 

Oliver. 
Richmond's  Mill,  Hightowers,  James  Y. 

Richmond. 
Stad  let's  Mill,  Anderson's    Store,  R.  E. 

St^ddler. 
Smith's  ]Mill,  Leasburg,  Rich.  I.  Smith. 
Blade's  Mill,  Yanceyville,  Thos.  Slade. 
Slade's  jMill,  Yanceyville,  Wm.  &  Abisha 

Slade. 
Womack's  Mill,  YanceyvUle,  Thomas  J. 

Womack. 
Walker's  Mill.   Anderson's   Store,  Mrs. 

Rachel  Walker. 
Williamson's  ]\Iill,  Locust   Hill,   Estate 

Dr.  Jas.  E.  Williamson. 

Walters'  Mill,  A   G.  Walters. 

Yarborough's   Mill,   Milton,     J.  J.  Yar- 

brough. 
Yarborough's  Mill,  A.  J.   &   R.  L.   Yar- 

broiigh. 


PHYSICIANS. 

Anderson,  John  Q.  Anderson's  Store. 
Brooks,  Wm.  A.  Milton. 
Bracken,  S.  S.  Blackwells. 
Dodson,  Thos.  C.  Purley. 
Dodson,  Charles  R.  JMilton. 
Gunn,  Geo.  W.  Yanceyville. 
Gunn,  Allen  Yanceyville. 
Henderson,  Nathaniel  S.  Blackwells. 
Roan,  N.  M.  Yanceyville. 
Roan,  Preston  Yanceyville. 
Richmond,  S.  P.  Leasburg. 
Stephens,  Wm.  G.  Lea.sburg. 
Stanfield,  Josiah  A.  Leasburg. 
Thompson,  Jacob  A.  Leasburg. 
Terrell,  Monroe,  Prospect. 
Williamson,  John  L.  Locust  Hill. 
Ware,  James  T.  Locust  Hill. 
Yancey,  A.  G.  Yanceyville. 

DENTISTS. 

Henderson,  L.  B.  Yanceyville. 
Hooper,  E.  H.  Blackwells. 
Hooper,  W.  P.  Blackwells. 
Siddell,  C.  G.  Leasburg. 
Wemple,  John  D.  Yanceyville. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Anderson's  Store, 


Blackwells,  C.  B.  Luke. 

Hightowers, 

Locust  Hill,  Mrs.  Paschall. 
Leasburg,  Mrs.  Susan  Paylor. 
]Milton,  John  J.  Jones. 
Prospect,  Mr.s.  F.  L.  Warren. 
Yanceyville,  Mrs.  Paylor. 


CATAWBA  COUNTY. 

Population  ix  18G0 10,729. 

County  Seat — Newton. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  M.  E.  Lowrance. 
Clerk  County  Court,  M.  L.  Cline. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  D.  F.  Moore. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,   Dr.  O.  Campbell. 
Clerk  &  M.  in  Equity,  Dr.  O.    CampbeU" 
Register,  D.  B.  Gaither. 
Coroner,  F.  L.  Herman. 
Sheriff,  Jonas  Cline. 
Standard  Keeper,  A.  Summit. 
Surveyor,  J.  P.  Cline. 
Trustee,  Geo.  A.  Ikerd. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Catawba  High  School,  English  and  Clas- 
sical, Newton,  J.  C.  Clapp,  A.  B.,  and 
IVIaj.  S.  M.  Finger,  A.  B. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


27 


CATAWBA. 


CHATHA]\r. 


CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

St.  Pauls,  Evan.  Luth.,  P.  C.  Henkel. 
St.  Johns,  Evan.  Luth.,  P.  C.  Henkel. 
Trinity,  Evan.  Luth.,  P.  C.  Henkel. 
Hasses,  Evan.  Luth..  P.  C.  Henkel. 

St.  Pauls,  German  Reform,  John  Lantz. 
Kewton,  German  Reform,  John  Lantz. 
Mathews,  German  Reform,  John  Lantz. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 
Newton  Hotel,  Newton,  Capt.  Bost. 

LAWYERS. 

McCorkle,  M.  L.  Newton. 
Lowrance,  M.  E.  Newton. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Cotton  Factory,  near  Catawba  Station, 

Powell  &  Shuford. 
Cotton  Factory,  near  Catawba   Station, 

Powell  &  Tate. 

MERCHANTS. 

Eerier,  Geo.  General  Hardware  &  Dry 
Goods,  Newtoo. 

Cline  &  Bost,  Dry  Goods,  Hardware,  No- 
tions &c.,  Newton. 

Cobb,  (J.  S.)  &  Son,  Dry  Goods,  Newton. 

Gaither,  (D.  B.)  &  Son,  Dry  Goods, 
Newton. 

Fry  &  Wilfang,  Dry  Goods,  Newton. 

Holt  &  Brothers,  Dry  Goods,  Newton. 

Yount,  (J.  M.  A.)  Bro.  &  Smith,  Dry 
Goods,  Newton. 

MINISTERS. 

Helton,  Rob't  Meth.,  (local)''Jacob's  Fork. 
Warlick,D.  E.  Meth., (local)  Jacob's  Fork. 
Sherrell,   Dr.   Meth.,  (local)     Mountain 

Creek. 
Hughes,  J.  P.,  Meth.,  (local)  Newton. 

Henkle,  P.  C.  Luth.,  Newton. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Reinhardt's  IMill.  W.  P.  Reinhardt. 
Heldebrands'  Mill,  P.  M.  Heldebrand. 
Bostian's  Mill,  F.  W.  Bostian. 
Sawyer's  Mill,  Silas  Sawyer. 
Setzar's  Mill,  G.  &  J.  L.   Setzer. 
Younts'  Mm,  G.  D.  L.  Yount. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Abernathy,  T.  Isl.  Newton. 
Campbell,  O.  Newton. 
Nichols,  Geo.  Newton. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 
Newton,  Miss  Harriet  E.  Bost. 


CHATHAM  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 19,101. 

County  Seat— PiTTSBORo'. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Benj.  J.  House. 

Clerk  County  Court,  R.  C.  Cotton. 

Clerk  Superior  Court,  J.  A.  Thompson. 

Chairman  County  Court, 

Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  H.  Merritt. 

Coroner, 

Register,  Wm.  Hatt'h. 
Sherilf ,  G.  J.  Williams. 
Deputy  Sheriff,  I.  Neal. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Surveyor, 

Trustee,  G.  J.  Williams. 
Constable,  J.  M.  Blond. 


SCHOOLS. 

Pittsboro'  Scientific  Academy,  C.  B.  Den- 
son. 

Female  Academy,  Pittsboro',  Rev.  R.  B. 
Sutton. 

Haywood  High  School,  Iliiywood,  L. 
Holmes. 

Mt.  Vernon  Seminary,  Mt.  Vernon,  Monk 
&  Emerson. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Pittsboro',  Church,  Epis.,R.  B.  Sutton. 

Pittsboro',  Meth.,  J.  B.  Martin. 
Haywood,  Meth.,  J.  B.  ]\Iartin. 
Pleasant  Hill,  Jileth.,  J.  B.  Martin. 
Hickory  Mountain,  Meth.,  J.  B.  Martin. 
Mt.  Vernon,  Meth.,  J.  B.  Martin. 
Brown's  Chapel,  Meth.,  J.  B.  Martin. 
Chatham  Church,  Meth.,  J.  B.  Martin. 
Mt.  Zion,  Meth.,  J.  B.  Martin. 
Mt.  Pleasant,  Meth.,  O.  J.  Brent. 
Cedar  Grove,  Meth.,  O.  J.  Brent. 
Shadv  Grove,  Meth.,  O.  J.  Brent. 
Merritt's  Chapel, Meth.,  O.  J.  Brent. 
Ebenezer,  Meth.,  O.  J.  Brent. 
Buckhorn,  Meth.,  J.  W.  Avent. 
Asbury,  Meth.,  F.  H.  Wood. 
Shilo,  Meth.,F.  H.  Wood. 
Fairpromise,  Meth.,F.  II.  Wood. 
Maroney's  Meth.,  F.  H.  Wood. 

Shady  Grove,  Bap., 

Gum  Spring,  Bap., 

May's  Chapel,  Bap., 

Emeus,  Bap. , 

Olive  Chapel,  Bap., 

Rock  Spring,  Bap.,  Wm.  Linebury. 
Pittsboro',  Bap.,  Wm.  Marsh. 
Rieve's  Chapel,  Bap.,  Wm.  Marsh. 


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CHATHAM. 


CHATHAM. 


Mt.  Gelead,  Bap., 

Lvstra,  Bap.,  J.  P.  Mason. 

IVIt.  Olhc,  Bap., 

Pleasant  Grove,  Bap., 

Moore's  Chapel,  Baji., 

Bear  Creek,  Baji., 

Mt.  Pisgah,  Bap.,  J.  C.  Wilson. 

Mineral  Sprinj^, 

Love's  Creek, 

Cedar  Falls, 

Rocky  River, 

Fall  Creek 

Pittsboro',  Pres.,  Natlian  Paton. 
Haywood,  Pres,,  Nathan  Paton. 

Center,  Prot.  Meth., 


HOTELS  &    BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Haywood  Inn,  Haywood,  R.  Fanectt,  sr. 
Eagle  Hotel,  Pittsboro,'  N.  A.  Ramscv. 
Biirk's  Hotel,  Pittsboro',  H.  H.  Burk.  " 

LAWYERS. 

Headen,  James,  Pittsboro'. 
House,  Benj.  J.  Haj'wood. 
Jlerritt,  L.  J.  Pittsboro'. 
JManning,  John  Pittsboro'. 
Jackson,  J.  .J.  Pittsboro'. 
Waddell,  M.  Q.  Pittsboro'. 
London,  fl.  A.  jr.,  Pittsboro'. 

JilANUFACTORIES. 

Egypt  Mining  Company,  Egypt,  Robert 
Payton,  Engineer. 

Foundry  and  ^laebine  Shop,  Lockville,  Si- 
las Burns. 

Iron  Manufacturing  Co.,  Egypt,  Clegg, 
Dennis  &  Co. 

]\IERCHANTS. 

Brown  S:  Russell,  Drv  Goods,  &c.,  Ei^vpt. 

Clegg,  I.  N.  Dry  Goods,  &c.,  Lockviilc. 

Durham,  F.  li.  Saddle  and  Harness  Shop, 
Haywood. 

Farrar,  J.  H.  Watch  JIakcr  and  Jeweler, 
Haywood. 

Fichet,  M.  L.  Shoemaker,  Haywood. 

Headen  &  Bynum,  Dry  Goods,  «fec.,  Pitts- 
boro'. 

Headen,  A.  G.  Dry  Goods,  &c.,  Pittsboro'. 

Long,  J.  A.  Dry  Goods,  &c,,  Lockville. 

Long,  Edwin  Dry  Goods,  &c.,  Pittsboro'. 

London  (H.  A.)  &  Son,  Dry  Goods,  &c., 
Pittsboro'. 

Marsh  &  Jessup,  Dry  Goods,  &c.,  Egypt. 

McArthur  &  Davis,  Dry  Goods,  &c., 
Egypt. 

Moore,  F.  M.  Dry  Goods,  &c.,  Pittsboro'. 

Nash,  W.  A.  Dry  Goods,  &c.,  Pittsboro'. 


Patterson,  Wm.  Dry  Goods,  &c.,  Pitts- 
boro'. 

Poe  &  Hanks,  Dry  Goods,  &c.,  Pittsl)oro'. 

Scott.  J.  W.  Drv  Goods,  »fcc..  Ha v wood. 

Vestal,  N.  Dry  Goods,  &c.,  Egy])"t. 

Womac,  &  Hill,  Dry  Goods,  "&c.,  Pitts- 
boro'. 

Womac,  J.  A.  Dry  Goods,  &c.,  Pittsboro'. 

Yarborough,  A.  M.  Dry  Goods,  &c.,  Glen- 
aloon. 

MINISTERS. 

Sutton,  R.  B.  Epis.,  Pittsboro'.       . 
Holmes,  L.  Ej^is.,  Haywood. 

Bobbitt,  W.  H.  i\Icth.,  Pittsboro'. 
Martin,  .Ins.  B.  Meth.,  Pittsboro'. 
Taylor,  AVm.  P.  M-tli.,  Pittsboro'. 
Johnson,  Minton  ^leth.,  Egvpt, 
Farrar,  Ti.os.  B.  Meth.,  BeTlevoir. 
Cotton,  James  Meth  ,  Martha's  Vineyard. 
Snipes,  Wni.  Meth.,  Pittsboro'. 
Burnett,  F.  Meth.,  Pittsboro'. 
Burnett,  L.  Meth.,  Pittsboro'. 
Long,  J.  i\Ieth.,  Grove. 
Mann,  Hen^y  Meth.,  BelkvoLr. 

MILLS  AKD  MILL  OWNERS. 

Burns'  Mill,  Pittsboro',  B.  Burns. 

Bynum'sjMill,  Pittslioro', ■ 

Hadley's  IMill.  Pittsboro',  W.  P.  Hadley. 
Haughton's    Mill,    Egyjjt,    Haughton    & 

Harriss. 
Clegg's  Mill,  Havwood,  I.  N.  Clegg. 
Heck's  Mill,  Lockville,  Heck,  Clegg  &  Co. 
Love's  Jlill,  Hadley's,  Rol)'t.  L()\-e. 
Julia's  Mill,  Pittsboro',  ]\Irs.  Julia. 
Moore's  Mill,  Pittsboro',  G.  P.  Moore. 
Paschal'sMiU  Pittsboro',  PasckiU  ik;  New- 

lui. 
Taylor's  WiW,  Pittsboro',  AV.  P.  Taylor. 
Thomas'  Mill,  lla^  wood,  B.  Thomas. 
Womblc's  :Mill,  Pittsboro',  T.  W.  Womble. 
Green's,  R.  N. Beaumont. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Berry,  Wm.  F.  Pittsboro'. 
Buchanan,  W.  Martha's  Vineyard. 
Hanks,  J.  A.  Pittsboro'. 
Newbv,  S.  C,  Eirvi)t. 
Waddell,  D.  S.  Pittsboro'. 
Wvche,  R.  A.  Haywood. 
Parmer,  A.  W.  Gul% 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Pittsboro',  John  T.  ISIallory. 
Egypt,  H.  L.  JSIuse. 
Haywood,  J.  B.  Drake. 
G.enaloon,  A.  M.  Yarborough. 
Hadley's, 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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CHIiROKEE. 


CHOWAN. 


OHEEOKEE  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1S60 9,IGG. 

County  Seat— ]\I  rKrnv. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Eiley  Cannon. 
Clerk  County  Court,  Drury  Weeks. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  James  C.  Axley. 
Clerk  S:  ]\[.  in  Eq'y,  Sam'l  W.  Davidson. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  David  Ilencsy. 
Coi'oner,  Wm.  Sampler. 
Kegister,  Phillip  Y.  Britain. 
Sheriff,  Wm.  Beal. 

Surveyor,  

Standard  Keeper,- 


Trustee,  ^V^m.  Beal. 

SCHOOLS. 

Mt.  Pleasant  Academy,  ^Ir.    Brooks. 

CHURCHES  AXD  PASTORS. 

Murphy,  Bap.,  Alfried  Corn, 
llarshaw's  Chapel,  Meth., 


HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Boarding  House,  I^Iurphy,  Sam'l  Henry. 
Boarding  House,  ilurphy,    I^ewis    Hub- 
bard. 

LAWYERS. 

Axley.  F.  ]\[urphy. 
Roland,    Jon.  Murphy. 

MERCHANTS. 

Foot  &  Abbott,  Dry  Goods  &  Groceries 

JIurphy. 
Birch, Dry    Goods  &  Groceries 

Valley  Towti. 
Francis,  J.  W.  Dry   Goods  &  Groceries 

Valley  Town. 
Hyatt,  S.  W.  Diy   Goods  &  Groceries 

Wolf  Creek. 
King,    M.    C.    Dry   Goods  &  Grocries 

Murphy. 
Phillips,  N.  G.  Dry  Goods  &  Groceries 

Valley  Town. 
Short, Dry  Goods   tt    Groceries 

Persimmon  Creek. 
Vest,    Wm.    Dry    Goods  &   Groceries 

Shade  Creek. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Calvard's  Mill,  Wra.  Calvard. 
Calvard's  Jlilill,  N.  M.  Calvard. 
Farmer's  Mill,  John  Farmer. 
Farmer's  Mill,  Wm.  Farmer. 


Henson's  ]\Iill,  Joseph  Ileuson. 

Herman's  Jlill, 

Hartness'  JNIill,  John  Ilortness. 
Latham's  Jlill,  Thos.  W.  Latham. 
Lovegood's  Mill,  Nancy  Lovegood. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Andrews,  L.  A.  Murphy. 

Hooper, Cheoah. 

Patton,  John  W.  Murphy. 
Mayfield, Valley  Town. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

]\Iurphy,  Wm.  T.  Green. 
Valley  Town,  Mrs.  Walker. 

Gold  is  found  in  many  place;  Iron  and 
Lead  plentiful ;  Fine  Marble  in  abun- 
dance. 


CHOWAN  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1800 6,842 

County   Seat — Edenton. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  H.  A.  Gilliam. 
Clerk  Co.  Court,  Wm.  R.  Skinner. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  John  W.  Jones,  jr. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  Joseph  T.  Waff. 
Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.  Augustus  M.  Moore. 

Coroner, 

Register,  Nathan  S.  Perkins. 
Sheriff,  Jliles  C.  Brinkley. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, • 

Trustee,  John  M.  Jones. 

Chairman,  Yrardens  of  Poor,  .John  Bon- 


TOWN  OFFICERS. 
Mayor,  Edenton,  James  R.  B.  Hathaway. 

commissioners. 

Thos.  C.  Badham,      John  H.  Garrett. 
Geo.  W.  Smith,  James  A.  Woodard. 

Nathan  S.  Perkins. 
Town  Constable,  Richard  Keough. 
Clerk  of  Board  of  Commissioners,    Wm. 
R.  Skinner. 

SCHOOLS  AND  PRINCIPALS. 

Edenton  Acad'ray,  Edenton,  .7  T.  Decn.s. 
Public     School,    Edenton,    Miss    Sallie 

White. 
Boys  «fc    Girls    School,    Edenton,    3Ii.ss 

Maggie  Beal. 
Parrochial   School,    Edenton,    Rev.  Mr. 

Hilliard. 


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CHOWAN. 


CLAY. 


Centre  Hill  Academy,  Centre  Hill,  Mr. 
Baxclay. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Edenton,  IMeth..  P.  F.  August. 

Evan's,  Meth.. Lumsden. 

Skinner's,  Meth., Lumsden. 

Ballards  Bridge,  Bap.,  Daniel  V.  Ether- 
edge. 
Bethel,  Bap.,  T.  W.  Babb. 
Edenton,  Bap..  C.  T.  Bailey. 
Macedonia,  Bap.,  W.  Leary. 
Rockahock,  Bap.,  D.  V.  Etheridge. 
Warwick,  Bap.,  Ephraim  Bunch. 
Yeopim,  Bap.,  T,  J.  Knapp. 

St.  Pauls,  Epis.,  Edenton,  F.  W.  Hil- 
liard. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Edenton  Hotel,  Sam'l  T.  Bond. 

LAWYERS. 

Gilliam,  Henry  A.  Edenton. 
Johnson,  Gabriel  Edenton. 
Moore,  Wm.  A.  Edenton. 
Moore,  John  Edenton. 
Moore,  Augustus  M.  Edenton. 

MERCHANTS. 

B  adham,  (Wm.)  &  Bro.,  Dry  Gods,  &c. 
Edenton. 

Bond,  Alex.  H.  Dry  Goods  &c.,  Edenton. 

Bonce,  H.  A.  Dry  Goods  &c.,  Edenton. 

Blair  (color'd)   Dry   Goods    &c., 

Edenton. 

Creighton,  Wm.  Dry  Goods  &c.,  Eden- 
ton. 

Garrett,  John  H.,  Dry  Goods  &c.,  Eden. 

Hathaway,  Jos.  R.  B.    Dry   Goods   &c., 

Jones,  John  N.  Dry  Goods  ttc,  Edenton. 

Mitchell,  R.  G.,  Dry  Goods  &c.,  Eden- 
ton. 

Pearce,  EdwardDry  Goods &c.,  Edenton. 

Perkins,  R.  Dry  Goods  &c.,  Edenton. 

Smith,  Geo.  W.  Dry  Goods  &c.,  Edenton. 

Woodard,  Jas.  A.  Dry  Goods  &c.,  Eden- 
ton. 

Jordan,  Dan'l  T.  Confectionaries  &c., 
Edenton. 

Roberts,  Fred.  L.  Druggist. 

MINISTERS. 

Etheredge,  Dan'l  V.  Bapt.,  Edenton. 
Bunch,  Ephraim  Bap.,  Mintonsville. 
Knapp,  T.  J.  Bap.,  Edenton. 
Leary,  West  Bap.,  Edenton. 


HiUiard,  F.  W.  Epig.,  Edenton. 
Norfleet,  Wm.  J.,  Meth.,  Edenton. 
Bailey,  C.  T.,  Meth.,  Edenton. 
August,  P.  F.  meth.,  Edenton. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Steam  Saw  Mill,  Hays,  John  Thompson. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Capehart,  Wm.  R.  Edenton. 
Coke,  Geo.  H.  Edenton. 
Dillard,  Richard  Edenton. 
Norcum,  Wm.  A.  B.  Edenton. 
Warren,  L.  P.  Edenton. 
Winbome,  Rob't  H.  Edenton. 
Fuqua, Dentist,  Edenton. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Edenton,  John  R.  McCurdy. 


CLAY  COUNTY. 

[Erected  since  last  Census.] 
County  seat — FoRT  Hembrie. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 


Attorney, 

Clerk  County  Court,  E.  G.  Smith. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  W.  H.  Johnson. 

Chairman  Co.  Court, 

Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  J.  O.  Hicks. 

Coroner, 

Register,  'Wra.  JlcConnell. 
Sheriff,  J.  B.  Chastain. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  R.  S.  Pass. 
Surveyor,  N.  W.  Moore. 

SCHOOLS. 

Fort  Hembrie  Academy.  Fort  Plembrie, 
J.  O.  Hicks,  Rev.  J.  Hood,  Priucii^als. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Fort    Hembrie    Church,    Meth.,    Jacob 
Smith. 

Fort  Hembrie  Church,  Bap.,  E.  Iledden- 

Fort  Hembrie  Church,  Pres.,  J.  Hood. 

MERCIIx\NTS. 

Anderson,  J.  S.  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 

Fort  Hembrie. 
Henderson  &   McClure,  Dry  Goods  and 

Groceries,  Ilayesville. 
Duncan,  J.  B.  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 

Hayesville. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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CLEVELAND. 


Bristol  (O.  W.)  &  Son,  Dry  Goods  and 
Groceries,  Hayesville. 

Ilogsed  &  Gipaou,  Dry  Goods  and  Gro- 
ceries, Shooting  Creek. 

MIKES. 

Warren  Gold  Mine,  at  Brasstown. 
Silver,  Copper  and   Iron  found  in  tliis 
County. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Gaston,  P.  C.  Fort  Hembrie. 


CLEVELAND  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 13,343 

Oounty  Seat — Shelby. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  H.  Caboness. 

Clerk  Cuunty  Court,  S.  Williams. 

Clerk  Superior  Court,  J.  Jenkins. 

Chairman  Co.  Court,  D.  Whisnont. 

Clerk  &  M.  in  Equity,  Thos.  Williams. 

Coroner,  Elisha  McBrayer. 

Register   C.  Carpenter. 

Sheriff,  J.  Z.  Falls. 

Surveyor,  J.  C.  Oats. 

Standard  Keeper,  M.  E.  Rudisill. 

Trustee,  C.  il.  Fulenwider. 

SCHOOLS. 

Shelby  l\Iale  Academy,  J.  H.  Sawyer, 
Prin. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Shelby  Church,  Bap.,  Shelby,  M.  C.  Bar- 
rett. 

Shelby  Church,  Meth.,  Shelby,  A.  P. 
Avent. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES 

Shelby  Hotel,  Shelby,  W.  P.  Love. 

LAWYERS. 

Gidney,  J.  W.  Shelby. 
Lee  &  Durham,  (Plato)  Shelby. 
Caboness,  H.  Shelby. 
McAfee,  L.  M.  Shelby. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Paper  &  Iron  :Manufacturing,  Shelby,  D. 

Froneberger  &  Co. 
Durham  &  Corbett,  Gen'l  M'd'ze,  Shelby. 


COLUMBUS. 


MERCHANTS. 

Durham,  L.  N.  Gen'l  M'd'dze,  Shelby. 
Dickson,  Thos.  Gen'l  M'd'dze,  Shelby. 
Fulenwider,      Wells   &     Webb,     Gen'l 

M'd'dze,  Shelby. 
Jenkins  &  Rudisill,  Gen'l  M'd'ze,  Shelby. 
Moore,  John  L.  Gen'l  M'd'ze,  Shelby. 
Alexander,  J.  L.  Bar  Keeper,  Shelby. 

MINISTERS. 

Avent,  A.  P.  Meth.,  Shelby. 
North,  J.  W.  Meth.,  Shelby, 
liloore,  B.  Meth.,  (local,)  Shelby. 
Hoyle,  Nash,  Meth.,  (local,)  Shelby. 

MINES. 

Mountain  Gold  Minning  Co.  near  Shelby. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 
Logan's  mills,  Mooresboro',  J.  W.  Logan. 
Wares'  mill,  Shelby,  J.  M.  Ware. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Andrews,  W.  P.  Shelby. 
Goode,  N.  A.  G.  Shelby. 
Gidney,  J.  C.  Shelby. 
Price,   R.  B.  Shelby. 
Tracy,  J.  W.  White  Plains. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS 

Gardner's  Ford,  O.  D.  Gregg. 
White  Plains,  A.  V.  Falls. 
Shelby, ■ 


COLUMBUS  OOUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 8,597 

County  Seat^-WniTESViLLE. 
COUNTY  OFFICERS, 

Attorney,  J.  A.  Maultsby. 
Clerk  County  Court,  D.  P.  High. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  W.  M.  Baldwm. 
Chairman  Co.  Cour^,  Ilaynes  Lennon. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  J.  W.  Ellis. 

Coroner, 

Entry  Taker,  O.  H.  Powell. 
Register,  W.  AV.  Pate. 
Sheriff,  V.  V.  Richardson. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Purveyor,  E.  C.  Gore. 
Trustee,  Francis  Lennon. 

SCHOOLS. 

Whitesville  Academy,  WhitcsTllle,  A.  J. 
Butner,  Prin. 


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COLUMBUS. 


COUUMBUS. 


CHURCHES  AND  PASTOES. 

Duncan's,  Meth.,  J.  B.  Alford. 
liberty,  I^Ieth.,  J.  B.  Alford. 
Fair  Bluff,  ]\Ieth.,  J.  B.  A'ford. 
Rehobo,  Metb.,  J.B.  Alford. 
Bwindal's,  Meth.,  J.  B.  Alford. 
Shiloh,  Meth.,  .J.  B.  Alford. 
Whitesville,  ]\Ieth.,  J.  B.  Alford. 

Beaver  Dam,  Bap.,  D.  J.  Ray. 
Cherry  Grove,  Bap.,  Zodac  Bullock. 
Cross  Roads,  Bap.,  Haynes  Lennon. 
Iron  Hill  M  Roads  Bap.,  Zadoc  Bullock. 

Macedonia,  Bap., • 

Blount  Moriah,  Bap., 

Mt.  Zion,  Bap.,  Haynes  Lennon. 
Mt.  Sinai,  Bap.,  R.  F.  Mario w. 
Porter  Swamp,  Bap.,  G.  W.  Hill. 
Pleasant  Hill,  Bap.,  D.  N.  Gore. 
Pleasant  Plains,  Bap.,  G.  ^^^  Hill. 
Seven  Creeks,  Bap.,  R.  F.  Mario w. 
Sandy  Plains,  Bap.,  D.  J.  Ray. 
Sweet  Home,  Bap.,  G.  W.  Hill. 
Western  Prong,  Bajj.,  G.  W.  Hill. 
White  Maish,  Bap.,  D.  J.  Ray. 
Whitesville,  Bap.,  Jas.  M.  Dixon. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Fair  Bluff  Hotel,  Fair  Bluff,  S.  A.  Young. 
Flemington  Hotel,  Flemington,  Mrs.  jM. 

A.  Brothers. 
Whitesville     Hotel,    Whitesville,    Mills 

Howell. 

LAWYERS. 

Ellis.  J.  W.  Fair  Bluff. 
George,  Forney  Fair  Bluff. 
Maultsby,  J.  A.  Fair  Bluff. 
Stanly,  W.  J.  Fair  Bluff. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Saddle  and  Harness  SboT),  Whi^JC.3ville, 
D.  J.  Herrell. 

MERCHANTS. 

Barber,  D.  D.  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 
Bogue,  (Place  of  business,  Jonesboro'.) 

Barden   (B.  T.)  &  Co.,  Dry  Goods   and 
Groceries,  Cero  C4orda. 

Barden,  (J.  J.)  &  Co.,   Dry  Goods  and 
Groceries,  Cero  Gorda. 

Coleman  (Henry)  &  Co.,  Dry  Goods  and 
Groceries,  Fair  l^luff. 

Edwards  &  Hall,  Dry  Goods  and  Groce- 
ries, Bogue. 

Faulk,  Isaac,  Retail  Liquor,  Fair  Bluff. 

Haynes  &   Byrne,  Dry  troods  and  Groce- 
res,  Whi  tesville. 


Howell,  Mills,  Hardware,  Whitesville. 
Harrell,  D.  J.  Grocer  and  Retail  Liquor, 

Whitesville. 
Jennings,  S.  B.,Dry  Goods   and  Groce- 
ries, Peacock's. 
Lennon,   Haynes,    Dry   Goods,  Whites- 
ville, (Place  of  business  Big  Swamp.) 
Memory,  T.  S.   Dry   Goods  and   Groce- 
ries, Whitesville. 
McPhanl,  Neil,  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 

Whitesville. 
McCollum,  A.  Dry  Goods  and  Groceries, 

Whitesville. 
Powell,  R.  jM.    Dry   Goods  &  Groceries, 

Fair  Bluff. 
Powell    &    Ilammons,    Retail    Liquor, 

Fair  Bluff. 
Rockville,  H.  C.  Dry  Goods  &  Groceries, 

Whitesville. 
Rocksville   &   Spivey,    Dry   Goods   and 
Groceries,  Whitesville,    (Place  of  bu- 
siness. Iron  Hill  X  Roads. 
Smith  (Alva)  &  Co.,  Dry  Goods  &  Groce- 
ries, Fair  Bluff. 
Stanly  &  Hinson,   Groceries  and   Retail 

Liquor,  Whitesville. 
Singletary,  D.  J.  Retail  Liquor,  Whites- 
ville. 
Summersett,  J.   II.   Retail  Liquor,   Dry 

Groods  and  Groceries,  Whitesville. 
V>'i!liams,  Moses  Dry   Goods  and  Groce- 
ries, Peraway  Ferry. 

MINISTERS. 

Alford,  J.  B.  JMeth.,  Fair  Bluff. 
Cox,  S.  B.  ]\Ieth.,  Fair  Bluff. 

Bullock,  Zadock  Bap.,  Fair  Bluff. 
Dixon,  James  M.  Bap.,  Fair  Bluff. 
Gore,  D.  N.  Bap.,  Fair  Bluft'- 
Hill,  G.  W.  Bap.,  Fair  Bluff. 
Lennon,  Haynes,  Ba'p.,  Fair  Bluff. 
Marlow,  R.  F.  Bap.,  Fair  Bluff. 
Ray,  D.  J.  Bap.,  Fair  Bluff. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Jackson,  Isaac  Whitesville. 
McGougon,  J.  M.  Fair  Bluff. 
Morrison,  JM.  R.  Whitesville. 
Wyche,  C.  G.  Whitesville. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Bogue,  ^Jlrs.  J.  J.  Edwards. 
Fair  B  luff,  Joshua  Waddell. 
Grists,  David  Struthers. 
Whitesville,  John  ]\Iorsc. 

Green  Swamp, 

Cerro  Gorda, 

Big  Swamp, 


Peacock's  Store, 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


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CRAVEN. 


CRAVEN. 


CRAVEN  COUNTY. 

Population  in  18G0 16,368. 

County  Seat— New  Berne. 
Population  of  New  Berne  in  1800—5,432 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  C.  C.  Clark. 
Clerk  County  Court,  Wm.  G.  Bryan. 
Clerk  Sup,  Court,  Wm.  G.  Brinson. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  John  D.  Flanner. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  F.  C.  Roberts. 
Coroner,  H.  P.  Whitehurst. 
Register,  Rayner  Brookfield. 
Sheriff,  R.  Flemming'. 
Surveyors,    W.   H.  Marshall  and  J.   J. 
Brabble. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee, 

CITY  OFFICERS. 

MAYOR   OF  NEW  BERNE. 

Maj.  Palmer. 

COMMISSIONERS. 
E.  R.  Stanly,  B.  Jacobs, 

E.  Hubbs,  A.  S.  Seymore, 

Samuel  Radcliff,  A.  H.  Foster. 

H.  J.  Menninger. 
City  Clerk,  I.  Edwin  West. 
Post  Physician,  R.  S.  Primrose. 

SCHOOLS.  IN  NEW  BERNE. 

New  Berne  Academy,  W.  B.  Gorden. 
Select  Female  School,  A.  D.  Cohen. 
Female  School,  Miss  L.  Custis. 
Infant  School,  Miss  Howard. 
German  and  English   School  mixed,  Mr. 

Freeman. 
Male  School,  Metcalf  st.,  Gordan  &  Forbs. 
Infant  School,  New  st..  Miss  Su.  Stanly. 
Female  School,  Muddy  st.,  Miss  Nannie 

Gibbs. 
Gnifin   School,  Miss  Hannah  Harrison, 

(Endowed  by  Mr.  Griffin.) 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

IN  NEW   BERNE. 

New  Berne  Station,  meth.,  R.  A.  WiUis. 
Andrew   Chapel,  (col.)  meth.,   Hancock 
St.,  E.  Levender. 

New  Berne,  pres.,  C.  Vass. 
Middle  st.,  bap.,  A.  D.  Cohen. 
New  Berne,  (col.)  bap., 

New  Berne,  cong.,  Mr.  Eldridge. 
New  Berne  (col.)  cong..  Middle  at., 


Christ  Church,  epis.  .PoUok  st.,  Mr.  Forbs. 
Queen  st.,  (col.)  epis.,  3Ir.  Gorden. 


Catholic  Church,  H.  Northrop. 
Broad  Creek,  free,  near  New  Berne. 
Jackson,  meth.,  Jackson,  J.  B.  Bailey. 
Smith  Creek, meth.,  Jackson,  J.  B.  Bailey. 
South  River,  meth.,  Wm.  ^L  Jordan. 
Adam's  Creek,  meth.,  Wm.  jM.  Jordan. 
Core  Creek,  meth.,  J.  B.  Bailey. 

HOTELS  &   BOARDING  HOUSES. 

IN   NEW  BERNE. 

Gaston  House,  South  Front  st.,  W.  P. 
]\Ioore. 

Atlantic  House,  Middle  st.,  J.  Beal. 

Farmer's  Home,  Market  Wharf,  J. 
Gardner. 

Boarding  House,  E.  Front  st.,Mis.  Evans. 

Boarding  House,  Pollok  st.,  Mrs.  Car- 
away. 

Boarding  House,  Broad  st.,  Mrs.  Tucker. 

Boarding  House,  Broad  st.,  J.  Osgood. 

Restaurant,  Middle  st.,  J.  O.  Carmer. 

Restaurant,  Middle  st.,  J.  Ulrich. 

LAWYERS  IN  NEW  BERNE. 

Bryan  H.  R.  Craven  street. 
Carpenter  —  Broad  street. 
Clark  C.  C.  Pollok  street. 
Hughes  John,  Broad  street. 
Haughton  J.  Court  House  Building. 
Mentz,  M.  E.  Court  House  Building. 
Justice  Alex.  Craven  street. 
Lehman  R.  H.  Broad  street. 
Roberts  F.  C.  Pollok  street. 
Seymore  A.  S.  Broad  street. 
Washington  John  N.,  C.  H.  Building. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Sash  and  Blind  Factory,  Hancock  street, 
New  Beme,  Geo.  Bishop. 

MERCHANTS    IN   NEW  BERNE. 

Amyett  J.   E.  variety  &  groceries,    S. 

Front  St. 
Ashe  (J.)  &  Co.,  dry  goods,  Middle  st. 
Augustine  J.  M.    confectioner,  Pollok  sfc. 
Berry  R.  drugs.  Craven  st. 
Baer  &  Eppler,  dry  goods,  Pollok  st. 
Blagg  S.  grocer,  brick  row.  Craven  st. 
Bell  J.  A.  grocer,  Middle  st. 
Baer  &  Eppler,  auction  rooms,  Middle  st. 
Berry  R.  T.  grocer.  Broad  st. 
Boesser  F.  grocer,  Broad  st. 
Baer  L.  livery  stables,  Broad  st. 
Baxter  J.  W.  grocer.  Middle  st. 
Clark  &  Co.,  varieties,  Middle  st. 
Cleves  E.  grocer.  Middle  st. 
Duffy  R.  M.  drugs,  Middle  st. 
Emanuel  (H.  &  B.)  dry  goods,  Pollok  st. 
Ellis  (G.  W.)  &  Bra,  grocer,  Middle  st. 


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CKAVEN. 


CUMBERLAND. 


Fulford  S.  F.  grocer,  Craven  st. 
Guion  (J.  A.)  &  Co.,  bankers,  Middle  st. 
Hutchinson  J.  insurance  agent,  ]\Iid"le  st. 
Hellen  &   Williams,   grocers,    Court  II. 

Building. 
Hudleston  J.  II.  grocer.  Broad  st. 
Hubbs  &  Bro.,  grocer.  Middle  st. 
Heaton  David,  Pres.  Nat.  B'k,  Pollok  st. 
Holland  &  Dickerson,  grocer,  jMiddle  st. 
Henderson  T.  varieties,  S.  Front  st. 
Havens  &  Latham,  grocers,  S.  Front  st. 
HaU  &  West,  books,  Pollok  st. 
Hart  &  Lewis,  hardware  &  farming  im- 
plements, ]\Iiddle  st. 
Jones  (H.  W.)  &  Co.  diy  good3,'Craven  st. 
Jones  (S.  T.)  &  Co.  bankers,  cor.  Middle 

S.  Front  sts. 
Lorch  &  Bro's,  grocers,  Broad  st. 
McLean  &  Co.  drj  goods.  Court  H.  Build. 
Marks  O.  dry  goods,  Pollok  st. 
Mitchell,  Allen  &  Co.,  hardware  &  farm- 
ing imijlements,  Pollok  st. 
IRIcLinn  Henry,  drugs,  Pollok  st. 
Mitchell  Alex,  grocer,  Craven  st. 
Mirvin  (P.)  &  Co.  wholesale  grocers,  S. 

Front  St. 
Morehead  (J.  R.)  &  Co.  grainery  &  com- 
mission, S.  Front  st. 
McCoy  F.  grocer,  Broad  st. 
Mowers  F.  livery  stables.  Middle  st. 

Nelson  (C.  A.)  &  Co.  furniture,  Middle  st. 

Nash  J.  E.  books,  Pollok  st. 

Near  A.  confectioner,  Pollok  st. 

Oliver  (W.  H.)  &  Co.  com.  &  shipping, 
Craven  st. 

Orr  C.  auction  rooms,  Niddle  st. 

Primrose  (R.  S.)  &  Co.  drugs,  Pollok  st. 

Pearce  W.  C.  grocer,  S.  Front  st. 

Powers  T.  wholesale  liquor,  S.  Front  st. 

Kountree  R.  H.  banker,  S.  Front  st. 

Rossiter  J.  grocer  &  cotton  dealer,  Cra- 
ven St. 

Romaine  II.  bar  room.  Middle  st. 

Rixford  C.  grocer.  Middle  st. 

Shlachter  —  ,  grocer,  Pollok  st. 

Styron  &  Ball,  variety.  Middle  st. 

Taylor  R.  N.  grocer  &  commission,  cor. 
Craven  and  S.  Front  sts. 

Webb  Louis,  grocer,  Broad  st. 

Wolcot  &  Tinker,  variety.  Middle  st. 

Whitford  N.  variety,  S.  Front  st. 

Williams     Thos.    variety  &  grocer,    S. 
Front  St. 

Weinstein  &  Bro.  dry  goods,  Pollok  st. 

Watkins  J.  drugs,  Pollok  st. 

Walker,  Farrar  &  Co.  tobac'ists,  Crav'u  st. 

MINISTERS. 

Vass  C.  pres.,  New  Berne. 
Forbes,  epis.,  New  Berne. 
Gordon  VVm.  epis.,  New  Berne. 
Northrop  Henry,  catholic,  New  Berne. 


Ellsworth  — ,  oong..     New  Berne. 
Cohen  A.  D.  bap.,  New  Berne. 
Willis  R.  A.  meth..  New  Eeme. 
Brinn  Joshua,  meth.,  (local)  Kew  Berne. 
Suydam  James  A.   meth.,    (local)   New 

Berne. 
Bailey  J.  B.  meth..  New  Berne. 
Wilson  Ed.  A.  meth.,  (local)  Jackson. 
LevenderE.  meth.,  (col.)  New  Berne. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Steam  Grist,  New  Berne,  Geo.  Bishop. 

Water  Grist,  Long  Creek,  W.  P.  Stanton. 

Steam  Saw,  South  River,  "Wright  &  Co. 

Grist,  New  Berne,  Radcliff. 

Grist,  Nev/  Berne,  Howard  &  Co. 

Steam  Saw,  Bay  River,  Dean  &  Co. 

AVater  Grist,  Bay  River,  F.  ililler. 

Water  Grist  &  Saw,  Core  Creek,  J.  Bar- 
rington. 

Steam  Grist  &  Saw,  Tuscarora,  J.  Bryan. 

Grist,  Trent,  J.  L.  Rhem. 

Water  Grist,  Swift  Ci'eek,  Jackson  &  Co. 

Steam  Saw  &  Grist,  N.  Side  Neuse,  Ed- 
wards &  Dixon. 

PHYSICIANS  IN  NEW  BERNE. 

Duffy  Walter,  Middle  street. 
Hughes  Isaac  W.  Middle  street. 
Hughes  Jas.  B.  Broad  street. 
Flemming  J.  K.  Pollok  street. 
Primrose  Robert  S.  Craven  street. 
Rice  P.  B.  Pollok  street. 
Smallwood  E.  Craven  street. 
"Watson  Epbraim,  Pollock  street. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

New  Berne,  G.  W.  Nason. 
Swift  Creek,  W.  H.  Ellison. 


OUMBEELAND   COUNTY. 

Population  in  ISGO lG,o69 

County  Seat— -Fayetteyille. 
COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  French  Strange, 
('lerk  County  Court, 


Clerk  Sup.  Court,  Neill  W.  Ray. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  David  ]Mc  Neill. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  James  C  .  McRae. 

Coroner, 

Register,  A.  M.  Campbell. 
Sheriff,  Robt.  W.  Ilardie. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Surveyvors,  Duncan  McCormick  and  Jno. 

B.  Dowing. 
Trustee,  James  D.  Natt. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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CUMBERLAND. 


CUMBERLAND. 


TOWN  OFFICERS. 

Mayor  and  Commissioners  *.ppointed  by 
Gen.  Sickles,  in  place  of  those  elected 
by  the  people,  removed. 

MAYOR. 

James  R.  Lee. 

COMMISSIONERS. 

E.  L.  Pemberton,      M.  A.  Baker, 
Jno.  W.  Lett,  Wm.  H.  Tomlinson. 

J.  W.  Welsh,  W.  n.  Porter, 

Jno.  W.  Hopkins. 
TOWN  CLERK. 

A.  M.  Campbell. 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Jno.  N.  Cook,  A.  M.  Camppell,  D.  G. 
JMcRae. 

POST   MASTER. 

G.  Lander. — Clerk,  Jas.  B.  Smith. 
COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Donaldson  Academy,  Fayetteville,  R.  H. 
Brovsm,  Principal. 

Female  High  School,  Fayetteville,  Mrs. 
McNeill  and  Jfiss  Ellison. 

Private  School,  Fayetteville,  Maj.  W.  A. 
Banks. 

Private  School,  Fayetteville,  T.  J.  Ro- 
binson. 

NEWS  PAPERS. 

No.  Ca.  Presbyterian,  Rev.  J.  M.  Sher- 
wood, Editor. 

Fayetteville  News,  H.  L.  &  J.  H.  Myro- 
ver.  Editors. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

St.  John's,  Epis.,  Jos.  C.  Huske. 
Presbyterian,  J.  M.  Sherwood  :  (Resign- 
ed, Jan.  1st.,  1868..) 
Baptist,  Jas.  McDonald. 
Methodist,  T.  W.  Guthrie. 

Catholic,  

African,  J.  W.  Hood,  (col.) 

HOTELS  &   BOARDING  HOUSES 

FAYETTEVILLE. 

Fayetteville  Hotel,  Renben  .Jone^. 
Exchange  Hotel,  J.  B.  Underwood. 
Jackson  Hotel,  Mrs.  Johnson. 
Bofcrding  House,  Mrs.  jMcNeill,  Hay  st. 
Boarding  House,  Mrs.  "Waddell,  Dick  st. 

LAWYERS  IN  FAYETTEVILLE. 

Hon.  R.  P.  Buxton,  Judge  Sup.  Court. 
Wm.  B.  Wright. 
Hon.  J.  G.  Shepherd. 


Hon,  T.  C.  Fuller. 
Bart.  Fuller. 
Wm.  H.  Haigh. 
Wm.  M.  L.  McKay. 
M.  J.  McDuffie. 
Jno.  W.  Baker. 
James  C.  Dobbin. 
Jno.  W.  Hinsdale. 
French  Strange. 
Jas.  C.  McR«e. 
AVm.  J.  Anderson. 
George  M.  Rose. 
Neill  W.  Ray. 

COTTON  FACTORIES. 

Enterprize  Man.  Co.,  Geo.  Brandt,  Pres- 
ident, Fayetteville. 

Beaver  Creek  Man.  Co.,  Jno.  Shaw,  Pres- 
ident, Fayetteville. 

Little  River  Man.  Co.,  Duncan  Merchi- 
son,  Manchester. 

OWNERS    TURP.    DISTILLERIES. 

J.  &  N.  A.  Cameron,  Fayetteville. 

T.  C.  Lutterloh,  Fayetteville. 

J.  D.  Williams  &  Co.,  (2)  Fayetteville. 

A.  H.  Slocumb,  Fayetteville. 

W.  A.  Mann,  (2)  Fayetteville. 

W.  T.  Rhodes,  (2)  Fayetteville. 

A.  G.  Thornton,  Fayetteville. 

J.  S.  Griffith,  Fayetteville. 

IS   THE   COUNTY. 

D.  H.  Ray. 
McDaniel  &  Bullard. 
K.  J.  Bradly. 
J.  C.  Blocker. 
Duncan  Shaw. 
Cameron  &  Smith. 
Currie  &  Co. 
Huskee  &  McDuffie. 
McDiarmid  &  JMcPherson. 
Jos.  D.  Mc Arthur. 

MERCHANTS  IN  FAYETTEVILLE. 

Baker  Jno.  W.  furniture  dealer. 

Banks  Mrs.  ]\I.  toys  and  confectionary. 

Beasley  A.  Houston,  jeweller. 

Boon  Sampson,  grocer. 

Brandt  (S.)  &  Co.,  dry  goods. 

Brandt  Henry,  dry  goods. 

Cohen  N.  H.  dry  goods,  &c. 

Culbreth  J.  grocer. 

Cavon  A.  R.  crockery  &  glass  ware. 

Dangerfield  J.  E.  P.  grocer. 

Davis  I.  B.  tinner  and  stove  dealer. 

Dodd  Isaac,  dry  goods. 

Dye  ~Mvs.  M.  E.  milliner. 

Faulks  M.  grocer. 

Fishblate  (S.  H.)  &  Co.  dry  gooda. 

Faulks  I.  F.  dry  goods. 


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CUMBERLAND. 


CURRITUCK. 


Gilchrist  &  Bro.,  dry  goods. 

Glover  Ediim,  jeweller. 

Gorham  B.  C.  grocer. 

Haigh  (Chas.  T.)  &  Son,  grocer. 

Ilaigh  Charles,  grocer. 

Harris  James,  grocer. 

Ilawley  J.  T.  &  Son,  boots  and  shoes. 

Heide  R.  E.  variety  store. 

Hinsdale.  S.  J.  druggist. 

HoUingsworth  Joseph,  grocer. 

Home  H.  W.  druggist. 

Hale    (E.  J.)   &   Son,   booksellers  and 

stationers. 
Jordan  W.  H.  grocer. 
Kyle  (J.  K.)  &  Co.  dry  goods. 
Lander  George,  marble  dealer. 
Lee  Jas.  R.  dry  goods. 
Lilly  E.  J.  wholesale  dry  goods  dealer. 
Lutterloh  T.  J.  grocer. 
Lett  J.  W.  dry  goods  and  groceries. 
Martine  Theodore,  tinware  &  stove  de'ler 
Mathews  W.  G.  grocer. 
Mitchell  Robert,  grocer. 
Moore  A.  grocer. 
Moore  E.  F.  grocer. 
McDonald  H.  &  D.  M.  grocer. 
McKethan  A.  A.  &  Sons,  carriage  man- 
ufacturers. 
McKennen  Murdock,  grocer. 
McMillen  Hector,  dry  goods. 
McMillen  W.  B.  grocer. 
McRunman  &  Page,  grocer  and  turpen- 
tine dealer. 
McKethan  &  Johnson,   com.  merchants. 
Orrell  R.  M.  grocer  &  proprietor,  steam 
ers  Halcyon  and  R.  M    Orrell. 

Otterbourg  Joseph,  dry  goods  Sco. 

Otterbourg  Mrs.  Jacob,  dry  goods  &c. 

Overby  Wm.  saddles  and  harness. 

Pemberton  E.  L.  grocer. 

Powers  E.  P.  P.  &  Co.,  grocer. 

Prior  Warren,  jeweller. 

Ray  &  Pearce,  grocers. 

Rhodes  W.  T.  grocers. 

Smith  W.  D.  &  Co.,  grocers  &  com.  mer. 

Smith  Jas.  N.  druggist. 

Steel  A.  W.  grocer. 

Strange  Jas.  W.  grocer. 

Shaw  John,  grocer. 

Taylor  P.  dry  goods  &  groceries. 

Thompson  J.  C.  boots,  shoes  and  hats. 

Thompson  George  A.  grocer. 

Thornton  F.  W.  fancy  dry  goods. 

Thornton  R.  W.  dry  goods. 

Troy  W.  C.  grocer. 

Utley  Joseph,  grocer  &  com.  merchant. 

Vaun  Jas.  M.  grocer. 

Williams  Jno.   D.  &  Co.,  grocer  &  com. 
merchant. 

Williams  Jas.  M.  dry  goods  &  groceries. 

Woodward  A.  J.  clothing. 

Worth   Jas.  A.  commission  merchant  & 
a'gt  Cape  Fear  Steam  Boat.  Co. 

Whitehead  W.  A.  &  Co.,  family  grocers. 


Weil  &  Oettenger,  dry  goods. 
Williams  J.  C.  jr.,  grocer. 
Warden  Wm.  grocer. 
Wiley  P.  A.  &  Co.,  bankers. 
FAYKTTEVILLE  MUTUAL  INS.  COMPANY. 
David  A.  Ray,  President. 
C.  A.  McMillan,  Secretary. 
Hon.  J.  G.  Shepherd,  Attorney. 
FAYETTEVILLE  GAS   LIGHT    COSfPANT. 
Arch.  McLean,  President. 
W.  N.  Tillinghast,  Sec.  &  Treasurer. 

STEAM  BOATS  PLYING  BETWEEN  FAYET- 
TEVILLE    AND    WILMINGTON. 

Cape    Fear    Steam    Boat  Line,    J.  A. 

Worth,  Ag't. 
Gov.  Worth,  Capt  A.  P.  Hurt. 
A.  P.  Hurt,    Capt.  Sam'l  W.  Skinner. 
Steamer  No.  Carolina,  Capt.   Green,   T. 

J.  Lutterloh,  owner. 
Steamers  R.  M.  Grrell,  Capt  Dailey,  and 

Halcyon,    Capt.  Orrell,  Orrell's  Line, 

A.  M.  Orrell,  owner. 
Steamer  Marion,  Capt.   Phillips,  J.  W. 

&  C.  P.  Mallett,  owners. 

CLARENTON  BRIDGE  COMPANY. 

A.  A.  McKethan,  President. 

NAMES  OF  MINISTERS. 

J.  M.  Sherwood,  Editor  N.  C.  Presbyte- 
rian, FayetteviUe. 

David  Finly,  Pres.,  Manchester. 

D.  D.  JIcBryde,  Pres.,  Cumberland  Co. 

H.  G.  Hill,  Pres.,  Fayetteville. 

Jos.  C.  Huske,  Pastor  Episcopal  Churcli, 
Fayetteville. 

Jas.  McDaniel  bap.,  Fayetteville. 

Jno.  M.  Beasley,  Bap.,  Cumberland  Co. 

T.  W.  Guthrie,  ]\Ieth.,  Fayetteville. 

Geo.  (!.  Bynum,  Meth.,  Cumberland  cir't. 

JohnD.  Buie,  Meth.,  (local)  Fayetteville. 

Love  Culbreth,  Meth.,  (local)  Blockers. 

PHYSICIANS  IN  FAYETTEVILLE. 

B.  W.  Robinson. 

Thos.  D.  Haigh. 

James  A.  JMcRae. 

H.  A.  3IcSwaia. 

K.  A.  Black. 

W.  C.  McDuffie. 

Theodore  JMartine. 

Jno.  W.  Sandford. 


CUREITUCK  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1800 7,415. 

County  Seat— Currituck  C.  H. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  B.  M.  Baxter. 

Clerk  County  Court,  J.  W.  Baxter. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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CURRITUCK. 


DAVIE. 


Clerk  Sup.  Court,  V.  L.  Pitts. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  J.  B.  Lee. 

Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq., ■ 

Coroner,  L.  M.  Bell. 
Register,  Jerome  Baxter. 
Sheriff,  Thos.  C  Humphries. 
Surveyor,  D.  McD.  Lindsay. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  Thos.  C.  Humphries. 

SCHOOLS. 

Moyock   School,  near  Currituck  C.  H., 

W.  C.  Holt. 
Cowenjock  School,  near  Currituck  C.  H., 

V.  L.  Pitts. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Baxter's  Grove,  meth.,  Currituck  C.  H. 

T.  L.  Williams. 
Ebenezer,   meth..  Poplar  Branch,  T.  L. 

Williams. 
Hebron,  meth.,   Poplar    Branch    T.   L. 

Williams. 
Moyock,   meth.,  Currituck  C.   H.,  T.  L. 

Williams. 
Perkins  Chapel,  meth.,  Currituck  C.  H., 

T.  L. 'Williams. 
Poplar  Branch,  meth..  Poplar  Branch,  T. 

L.  Williams. 
Providence,  bap.,  Cunituck  C.  H.,  J.  D. 

Huffham. 
Powell's  Point,  bap..  Poplar  Branch,  J. 

D.  Huffham. 
Roanoke   Island,  bap.,  Roanoke   Island, 

J.  D.  Duffham. 
Shady  Grove,  bap.,  Cur.  C.  H. 

HOTELS  &   BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Simmons'  Hotel,   Currituck  C.  IL,  Ed. 

Simmons. 
Boarding  House,   Canal   Bridge,   W.  C. 

Stone. 

LAWYERS. 

Cranberry  Wm.  Currituck  C.  H. 
Morgan  P.  H.  Cur.  C.  H. 
Shaw  Wm.  B.  Cur.  C.  IL 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Cotton  Ginning,  Cur.  C.  H..  Ed.  Simmons. 
Cotton  Ginning,  Powell's  Point,  Kathan 
Poiner. 

MERCHANTS. 

Baxter  (E.  F.)  &  Sanderiin  (Yv^)  Curri- 
tuck C.  H. 
Dey  Joseph  S.  Cur.  C.  H. 
Morse  &  Evans,  Powell's  Point. 


Noe  S.  Shingle  Landing. 
Simmons  Edmond,  Cur.  C.  H. 
Stone  Wm.  C.  Canal  Bridge. 
Vanslyck  Geo.  Poplar  Branch. 

MINISTERS. 

Ferebee  Samuel,  meth.,  (local)  Cur.  C.  IT. 
JarvisB.  H.  meth.,  (local)  Poplar  Branch. 
Poyner  Nathan,   meth.,    (local)    Poplar 

Branch. 
Williams  T.  L.  meth.,  Cur.  C.  H. 
Huffham  J.  D.  bap.,  Cur.  C.  H. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Steam  Saw  and  Grist  Mill,  Dennis  Eth- 
eridge. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Bell  L.  M.  Currituck  C.  H. 
Griggs  W.  W.  Cur.  C.  H. 
Holstead  G.  Cur.  C.  II. 
Land  H.  G.  Poplar  Branch. 
Lassell  W.  H.  Poplar  Branch. 
Mcintosh  R.  H.  Cur.  C.  H. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Currituck  C.  H.  Thos.  G.  Munden. 

Powell's  Point, 

Canal  Bridge, 


DAYIE  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 8,494. 

County  Seat — Mocksville. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  David  Furches. 
Clerk  County  Court,  Ephriam  Gaither. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  Henry  R.  Austin. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  Henry  B.  Howard. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  Lemuel  Bingham. 
Coroner,  B.  Sims. 
Register,  ITiomas  Maroney. 
Sheriff,  Abner  Kelly. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper,  —  Home. 
Trustee,  Mathew  Fulford. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Smith   Grove   Academy,   Smith   Grove, 

Principal. 

Farmington   Academy,    Farmington,  — 

Prin. 

Pleasant  Grove  Academy,  Pleasant  Grove 

Wm.  J.  Ellis,  Prin. 
Mocksville  Academy,   Mocksville,   Miss 

Mary  Clements,  Pi-in. 


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DAVIE. 


DAVIE. 


CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Bethlehem,  meth.,  J.  E.  ^lann. 
Concord,  meth.,  J.  E.  "Mann. 
Centre,  meth.,  J.  E.  Mann. 
Fulton,  meth.,  J.  E.  Mann. 
Liberty,  meth.,  J.  E.  Mann. 
Mocksville,  meth.,  J.  E.  Mann. 
Olive  Branch,  meth.,  J.  E.  JIann. 
Shady  Grove,  meth.,  J.  E.  Mann. 
Smith  Grove,  meth.,  J.  E.  Mann. 

Dutch  Church,  prot.  meth.,  —  Hunt. 
Holmau's.  prot.  meth.,  —  Hunt. 
Pleasant  Grove,  prot.  meth.,  —  Hunt. 

Turrentine's,  free, 

Bear  Creek,  bap., 

Eaton's,  hap.,- 

Fork  Church,  bap., 

Jerusalem,  luth., • 


HOTEL. 

Davie     Hotel,    iMocksville,     Heniy    R. 
Austin. 

LAWYERS. 

Broadfield  R.  H.  Mocksville. 
Clement  J.  C.  Mocksville. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Jerusalem  tobacco  factory,  ^Jerusalem, 

C.  W.  Bessent. 
Mocksville  tobacco  factory,  ISIocksville, 

Thos.  Gaither  and  Phil.  Dodson. 
Bailey's  tobacco  factoiy,  Smith  Grove, 

N.  Bailey. 
Shady    Grove   tobacco    factory.    Shady 

Grove,  ]March  &  Hampton. 
Hobson's    tobacco    factory,    Jerusalem, 

Samuel  Hobson. 
Tan  yard,  Jerusalem,  C.  W.  Ressent. 

MERCHANTS. 

Bessent  C.  W.  dry  goods,  Sic.  Jerusalem. 
Brown  (Wm.)  <k  Bro.  (Rufus)  dry  goods, 

&c.,  Mocksville. 
Cain   (F.)   &  IMartin  (P.  R.)  dry  goods, 

&c.,  Mocksville. 
Clement  Wm.  B.  grocery,  Mocksville. 
Comet/.er  .1.  dry  goods,  &c..  Shady  Grove. 
Claus  L.  dry  goods,  etc. ,  Smith  Grove. 
Eccles  —  dry  goods,  &c..  County  Line. 
Johnson  Geo.    W.    dry  goods,  &c.,  Far- 

mitigton.  CI     •  -i- 

Johnson   J.    I\L   dry   goods,    &c..  Smith 

Grove. 
Johnson  Jas.  M.  dry  goods,  See,  Mock* 

ville. 


Rich  C.  U.  dry  goods,  &c.,  Mocksville. 

Williams  John  B.  dry  goods,  &c.,  Mocks- 
ville. 

Brown  (Wm.)  &  Bro.  (Rufus)  druggists, 
Mocksville. 

MINISTERS. 

]\Iann  J.  E.  meth.,  Mocksville. 

Potts  Daniel,  meth.,  (local)  Shady  Grove. 

Ressent,  C.  W.  bap.,  Jerusalem. 
Anderson  Daniel,  bap.,  Jerusalem. 
Parker  S.  bap.,  Jerusalem. 

Gibbs  —  pres.,  ]\Iocksville. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Bessent's  .steam  mill,  Jerusalem,  C.  W. 
Bessent. 

Brown's  mill,  Mrs.  E.  Brown. 

Carter's  mill,  Jlocksville,  A.  G.  Carter. 

Crites'  mill,  Henry  Crites. 

Ellis'  mill.  Shady  Grove,  J.  B.  Ellis. 

Gaither's  mill,  Mocksville,  Bazewell 
Gaither. 

Haines'  mill,  Fulton,  John  Haines. 

JIarchs'  mill.  Fulton,  W.  B.  March. '. 

]\Iarchs'  old  mill,  Fulton,  W.  B.  March. 

Phelps'  mill,  Shady  Grove,  Uriah  Phelps. 

Sheek'smill,  Smith  Grove,  Albert  Sheek. 

Sheek's  mill,  Smith  Grove,  Dan'l  Sheek. 

Steam  mill.  Smith  Grove,  A.  Sheek. 

Williams'  mill,  Farmington,  Frank  Wil- 
liams. 

Wagoner's  mill,  Jerusalem,  M.  Wagoner. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Anderson ,  Coiinty  Line. 

Bell  — — ,  Mocksville. 
Clement  DeWit,  Mocksville. 
Cash  Leon,  Smith  Grove. 
Hobbs  Milton.  Fork  Church. 
Haskins  Jas.  Smith  Grove. 

Little ,  County  Line. 

Martin  J.  F.  Mocksville. 
Kimbrough  Duke.  Smith  Grove. 
Sharpe  Wm.  R.  Fulton. 
Williams  Jladison,  Mocksville. 
Williams  Rush,  Farmington. 
Williams  Frank,  Farmington. 
Wiseman  Washington,  Farmington. 
Wiseman  Alfred,  Jerusalem. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

County  Line, Eccles. 

Fulton,  Milton  Hobbs. 

Farmington, - 

Jerusalem,  C.  W.  Bessent. 
Mocksville,  Mrs.  Ann  Parker. 
Smith  Grove.  Duke  Kimbrough. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


39 


DAVIDSON. 


DAVIDSON. 


DAVIDSON  COUNTY. 

Population  in  18G0 10,601. 

County   Seat— Lexington. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Thos.  J.  Wilson,  Winston. 
Clerk  County  Court,  John  Haines. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  N.  H.    Heitraan. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  C.  F.  Lowe. 
Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.,  F.  C.  Robbins. 
Coroner,  T.  C.  Ford. 
Reg-ister,  Robt.  Foster. 
Sheriff,  David  Loftin. 
Surveyor,  Emanuel  Zink. 
Standard  Keeper,  Joseph  Com-ad. 
Trustee  Alex,  llegee. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Thomasville  Female   Colleg:e,   Thomas 

viJle,  Rev.  D.  R.  Bruton,  Pres. 
Yadkin  College,  Yadkin  College,  Rev.  G 

W.  Hege,  Pres. 
Bethamy  Academy,  Bethany,  —  Ewing, 

Prin. 
Male    Academy,    Lexington,     W.     M. 

Brooks,  Prin. 

CHURCHES   AND  PASTORS. 

Lexington,  meth.,  I  Lexington,  W.  D. 
iMeacham. 

Thomasville,  meth.,  Thomasville,  D.  R. 
Bruton. 

Yadkin  College,  prot.  meth.,  Yadkin 
College,  G.  W.  Hege. 

Lexington,  pres.,  Lexington,  F,  H.John- 
ston. 

Thomasville,  bap  ,  Thomasville,  J.  B 
Jackson. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES- 

Davidson  Hotel,  Lexington,  W.  M.  Earn- 
hardt. 

Thomasville  Hotel,  Thomasville,  Mrs. 
Taylor. 

Boarding    House,  Thomasville, 

LAWYERS. 

Brooks  Wm.  31.  Lexington. 
Brown  J.  L.  Lexington. 
Henderson,  W.  F.  Lexington. 
Leach  .J.  M.  Lexington. 
Hargrave  Jesse,  county. 
Robbins  (F.  C.)  &  Welborn   (J.  II.)  Lex- 
ington. 
Walser  Clay,  Yadkin  College. 
Penix  M.  H.  Thomasville. 


MANUFACTORIES. 

Plow  &  Thrashing  Machine  Fac'ry,  Tyro, 

J.  H.  Thompson. 
Shoe  Fac'ry,  Thomasville,  Shelby,   Bro. 

&  Co. 
Shoe  Factory,    Thomasville,  C.  M.  &  G. 

Lines. 

MERCHANTS. 

AddertonR.  S.  dry  goods  &c.,  Lexington. 

Fife  W.  W.  dry  goods  tfcc,  Thomasville. 

Earnhardt   (R.  S.)  &  Noae  (B.    T.)  dry 
goods  &c.,  Lexington. 

Hembrick  J.  T.  jeweler  &  artist,  Thom- 
asville. 

King  (R.)  &  Hege  (A.  C.)  dry  goods  &o., 
Lexington. 

Lowe    (C.  F.)  &  Thompson  (J.  H.)   dry 
goods  &c.,  Lexington. 

^IcAuley  (A.  M.)  &  Co.,  dry  goo:is  &c., 
Thomasville. 

RhjTie  A.  j\I.  confectioner,  Lexington. 

Riley  Geo.  jeweller,  Lexington. 

Smith  John,  dry  goods  &c..  Cotton  Gr've. 

Smith  (Jas.)  &  Adams  (Jas.)  dry  goods 
&c.,  Lexington. 

MINISTERS. 
Jackson  J.  B.  bap.,  Thomasville. 
Bruton  David  R.  meth.,  Thomasville. 
Lewis  J.  W.  meth.,  Thomasville. 
Meacham  W.  D.  meth.,  Lexington 
Hege,  G.  W.  prot.  meth.,  Yadkin  Col'ege. 
ReidNuma'F.,  D.  D.,  meth.,  Thomasv'lle 

Johnston  F.  II.  pros.,  Lexington. 
MINES. 

Silver  &  Lead  Mines,  Silver  Hell,  Frank 
Osgood,  Prop. 

Davidson  Copper  ]\Iine,  near  Thomas- 
ville, Capt.  John  Eudy,  Sup't. 

l^IILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

I 

Fusor's  mill,  Abbott's  Creeek,  J.  Fusor. 

Holt's  mill.  Potts  Creek,  Ed.  Holt. 

Homes'  mill,  Abbotts  Cr'k,  R.  L.  Homes. 

Lowe's  mill  and  carding  machine,  Ab- 
bott's Creek,  C.  F.  Lowe. 

Miller's  mill.  Abbott's  Creek,  Ben.  JRller 

Patrick's  mill,  Abbott's  Creek,  Patrick  & 
Gilchrist. 

Sumner's  mill.  Swearing  Creek,  J.  E. 
Sumner. 

Steam  Saw  &  Grist  mill,  Thomasville, 
J.  W.  Thomas  &  Co. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Payne  (R.  L.)  &  Payne  (C.  M.)  Lexi'ton. 
Dusenbery  Jas.  Lexington. 


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NORTH  CAROLINA 


DUPLIN. 


DUPLIN. 


Hill  A.  A.  Lexington. 
Rounsville  E.  II.  Thomasville. 
Thomas  R.  W.  Thomasville. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Lexington,  Bowie  Dusenberry. 
Thomasville,  Edwin  McCutchen. 


DUPLIN  COUNTY. 

Population  in  18G0 15,7£4. 

County  Seat— Kekansville, 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  JohnD.  Standford. 
Clerk  County  Court,  Walter  R.  BeU. 
(lerk  Sup.  Court,  Alsa  J.  Brown. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  Jere  Pearsal. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  Jere  Pearsal. 
Coroner,  James  F.  Shine. 
Register,  James  M.  Sprunt. 
Sheriff,  John  W.  Hinson. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  John  W.  Hinson. 

SCHOOLS  AND  PRINCIPALS. 

Grove  Academy,  near  Kenansville, 

Warsaw  High  School.  Warsaw,  I.  Royal. 
Female   Seminary,    Kenansville,    S.  W. 

Clements. 
Webster's    School,    Kenansville,   N.    B. 

Webster. 


CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Carlton   Chapel,    meth.,  B.    B. 

Culbreth. 

Friendship,  meth., B.  B.  Culbreth. 

Kenansville,  meth.,  Kenansville,  B.  B. 
Culbreth. 

Magnolia,  meth..  Magnolia  B.  B.  Cul- 
breth. 

Wesley's   Chapel,  meth., E.    B. 

Culbreth. 


—  Alfred  Greg. 
•  J.  W.  Stallings. 
•  G.  S.  Best. 


Beaver  Dam,  bap. , 

Bearmarsh,  bap.,  — 

Chinquepin,  bap.,  -  _ 

Concord,  bap., W.  M.  Kennedy. 

Flaggy  Bottom,  bap., J.  11.  Oliver. 

Hallsville.  bap., 

Island  Creek,  bap,, G.  S.  Best. 

Johnston's  bap., G.  S.  Best. 

Kenansville,   bap.,    Kenansville,    J.  W. 
Stallings. 


Holly  Hill,  freewill  bap., 

Jones. 


Haskill 


Grove  presb., 


J.  W.  Sprunt. 


Union,  presb.,* J.  W.  Sprunt. 

Rockfiih,  presb  , Mr.  Black. 

Mount Zion,  presb., Mr.  Gibbs. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING    HOUSES. 

Duplin  Hotel,  Kenansville, 

Magnolia  Hotel,  Jlagnolia. 

LAWYERS. 

Allen  Wm.  A.  Kenansville. 
Hupoy  John  B.  Kenansville. 
Kenan  Thos.  S.  Kenansville. 
Stallings  John  N.  Kenansville. 
Standford  .John  D.  Kenansville. 
Whitehead  \V.  W.  Kenansville. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Duplin  ^Manufacturing  Co.,  Kenansville, 
S.  A.  Newell,  Pres. 

MERCHANTS. 

Bowden  Daniel,  Bear  Swamp. 
Brown  (Isaac)  &  Bro.,  Warsaw. 
Baker  (Jacob)  &  Co.,  Magnolia. 
Bradham  G.  W.,  Chinquepin. 
Boney  (G.)  &  Sons.,  Duplin  Road. 
Carr  (J.  W.  &  D.  T.)  Teachey's  Depot. 
Devane  M.  K.,  Magnolia. 
Evans  &  Register,  Magnolia. 
Faison  &  Hicks,  Faison's  Depot. 
Farrior  (S.  D.)  &  Co.,  Hallsville. 
Farrior  (Wm.)  &  Son,  Kenansville. 
Hinson  &  Brown,  Chinquepin. 
Hall  &  Brown,  Hallsville. 
Hinson  (J.  VV.)  &  Co.,  Kenansville. 
Kelly  Isaac  B.,  Kenansville. 
Morisey  David  G..  Warsaw. 
Merriman  &  Newberry.  Magnolia. 
Mc Arthur  John  A.,  Kenansville. 
Ilivenbank  &  Brown,  Warsaw. 
Southerland  R.  J.,  Kenansville. 

MINISTERS. 

Best  Geo.  S.  bapt.,  Kenansville. 
Guy  Alfred,  bapt.,  Warsaw. 
Jones  Haskill,  bapt.,  Kenansville. 
Kornegay  Henry  R.,  bapt.,  Kenansville. 
Kennedy  W.  M.,  bapt..  Magnolia. 
Oliver  John  R.,  bapt.,  Mt.  Olive. 
Stallings  .John  N.,  bapt.,  Kenansville. 

Herring  N.  W. .  pres. ,  Kenansville. 
Sprunt  James  M.,  pres.,  Kenansville. 

Culbreth  B.  B.,  meth.,  Magnolia. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Armstrong  N.  E.,  Kenansville. 
Blouut  J  as.  W.,  Warsaw. 
CobbBenj.  F.,  Kenansville. 


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THE  BEST  BLOOD  PURIFIER  IM  THE  WORLD ! 

Dr.  Lawrence's  Celebrated 

"ROSADALI 


Bead  tlie  following  HOME  OEETIFIOATES  jfrom  Physicians. 

We  hereby  certify  that  the  Rosndalis  is  prepared  by  a  Physician,  who  is  an  experienced 
Pharmaceutiet  and  Chemist,  and  tliat  his  remedy  is  an  efficient  and  valuable  one  in  Scrffu- 
la.  Syphilis,  &c.,  it  having  perfermed  some  nmarkable  cures  in  this  vicinity 
■      '  W.  A.  DUGGAN,  M.  D. 

E.  BARNES,  M.  D. 
K.  W.  KING,  M.  D. 
Wilson,  N.  C,  February  8th,  1886. 

We  hereby  certiy  that  we  regard  Dr.  Lawrence's  Compound  Extract  of  Eosadalis  as  a 
ReliabU  Alierative,  &c.  L.  D.  MOORE,  M.  D. 

L.  A.  SMITH.  M.  D. 
Wilson,  N.  C.  May  10th,  1866. 

Edgecombe  County,  JV.  C.  May  2, 1867. 
Dr.  J.  J.  Lawre  rce,—Dear  Sir  :  Please  send  me  immediately  per  Express,  to  Tar- 
boro,'  two  dozen  more  bottles  of  your  Rosadalis.  I  have  carefully  examined  its  Firmula 
and  have  used  it  in  my  practice  in  a  number  of  cases.  I  am  well  pleased  with  it  Ithirilc 
it.  beyond  doubt,  the  best  Alterative  lever  used.  I  have  tried  it  in  several  aases  of  Scrof- 
ula, and  Scrofulous  affections,  &c.,  with  much  satisfaction  to  myself  and  patients.  I  have 
also  used  it  in  Secondary  and  Tertiary  Syphilis  [one  terrible  case  of  eight  years  stand- 
ing,] in  which  it  acted  with  surprising  and  satisfactory  effect— making  a  quick  and 
thorough  cure.  1  have  therefore,  no  hesitation  in  recommending  it  to  Physicians  and 
others,  as  the  most  reliable  Alterative  now  known .  Respectfully  Yours,  &c., 

A.  B.  NOBLES,  M.  D. 

A  Wonderful  Cure  of  Scrofulous  White  Swelling. 

I  hereby  certify  that  laet  September  I  was  attacked  with  White  Swelling  of  the  left 
knee— and  also  with  an  enlargement  of  the  glands  of  the  neck— (one  tumor  reached  a 
large  size.)  The  swelling  of  the  knee  was  enormous,  and  attended  with  the  most  ex- 
cruciating pains.  I  was  so  reduced  that  I  was  confined  to  my  room  over  three  months. 
My  leg  was  so  completely  drawn  up  that  I  could  not  bendit.1  X  tried  various  remedies, 
and  they  failed  to  give  any  relief.  I  was  in  this  condition  when  I  commenctd  taking 
Dr.  Lawrence's  Rosadalis.  The  swelling  in  both  knee  and  neck  began  to  subside  be- 
fore I  took  all  of  the  first  bottle.  By  the  time  I  took  the  second  bottle  the  swelling  of 
the  neck  entirely  disappeared,  and  that  of  the  knee  nearly  so.  After  taking  three  bot- 
tles I  found  myself  completely  well— able  to  walk  as  well  as  ever,  &c., 

^  LATIMER  WILLIAMS, 

Wilson  May  12th,  186T. 

Rosadalis  will  cure  (he  Worst  Cases  of  Chronic  Rhenmatlsm. 

Wilson  N.  C.  May  6, 1867 
I  hereby  certify  that  I  was  curred  of  long  standing  Chronic  Rheumatism,   by  taking 
four  bottles  of  Dr.  Lawrences  Rosadalis.  JAMES  WILLS. 

Eosadalis  Ouies  Oarbnncles,  Boils,  Pimples.  &c. 

Certificate  from   an  old  and  much  respected  cilizen  of  Greene  County,  now  a  resident  of 
•'  ■  Wilson  N.  C. 

I  hereby  certify  that  during  the  Summer  and  fall  of  1866, 1  was  severily  aflBicted  with 
Carbuncles,  having  as  many  as  14  large  Carbuncles  and  12  ordinary  Boils.  I  suffered  so 
much  from  them  that  1  could  not  get  out  of  the  house  half  the  time  for  several  months. 
Being  induced  to  try  Dr.  Loiurence's  Rosadalis,  I  was  entirely  currdby  the  use  of  one 
bottle  of  that  truly  valuable  medicine  W.  A.  DARDEN.  Sr. 

Wilson,  May  11, 180T.  .,,,r       ,        „o  io«f 

Pourtsmouth,  Va.,  Aug.  28, 1867 
Capt  J  H.Baker— Sir:  For  the  last  seven  or  eight  years,  I  have  been  severely  afflict- 
ed with  a  very  troublesome  form  of  SALT  RHEUM,  from  which  I  have  never  been  able 
to  obtain  the  sUehtest  perceptible  relief  from  any  of  the  many  remedies  which  I  have 
at  various  times  applied,  until  I  chanced  to  try  DR.  LAWRENCE'S  ROSADALIS.  In 
less  than  one  month  I  found  myself  almost  entirely  cured  of  my  troublesome  eruption. 

Other  members  of  my  family  have  used  it  as  a  blood  purifier,  with  the  most  gratifying 
results 

Truly  I  can  say  of  all  the  medicines  I  have  used  before,  none  have  been  so  beneficial 
in  eftects  as  the  Rosadalis,  and  I  would  most  cheefuUy  recommend  it  to  the  public  and  to 
all  suffering  humanity. 

Very  Respectfully,  Yours.  «&c., 

MRS.  E.  N.  BOGGS, 
Opposite  the  Crawford  House. 


Consumption  in  its  Early  Stages  can  be  Cured ! 

Baltimore,  Md.,'  March  4th  1 867. 
Dear  Dr.  Lawrenc^^yLj  daughter  having  been  cured  of  \deeply  seated  disease  of  the 
lungs  by  your  "Rosadalis,"  I  feel  it  my  duty  to  make^the  fact  known  to  yo>i  ^^^  t^«  ji«^«- 
flt  of  others.  She  suffered  nearly  two  years  with  a  hard  cough,  which  troubled  her  day 
and  night;  at  last  the  emaciated  form,  glassy  eyes,  night  sweats,  together  with  the 
cough  told  too  plainly  that  it  was  Cr^ws^.mpfion,  beyond  question,  eating  at  her  vitals. 
Our  Physicians  brought  no  relief.  She  was  advised  to  try  your  Rosadalis  as  a  tonic- 
which  she  did,  imagine  my  surprise  and  gratification  when  I  found  ^er  appetite  returnlBg. 
Sloioly  she  regained  her  strength,  her  cough  and  night-sweats  gradually  ceased,  and  she 
is  now  after  taking  five  bottles  of  your  medicine,  apparently  *'|-^^^j[;^^g®/egtf^iiy 

°MRS.  E.  ANN  SMITH 
Major  JOHN    W.  DUNHAM,  one  of   the  Editors   of   the  Wilsou  North 
Carolinian,  says  in  the  issue  of  the  20th  April,  1867:  ;,  t=  i«  the 

"I  believe,  FEOM  PERSONAL  EXPERIENCE,  that  the  Rosadalis  istuo 
finest  tonic  ever  prepared."  ^.^^^^  ^_  ^^  g^p^  ^^^  ^86T. 

Dr.  Lawrence-Sir  :-In  1863,  my  son,  now  aged  five  years,  was  vaccinated  with  wha^ 
prov;d  to  be  impure  matter,  which  complete  y  destroyed  his  health  He  has  been 
afflic<edwlth  inveterate  and  extremely  troublesome  er«i-.<to«o/ (Ae  skin,  someUmea 
breaking  out  in  sores,  &c.  ROSADALIS  was  prescribed  by  my  family  physician.  Dr.  A. 
D.  Moore.    After  taking  it  a  few  weeks  my  son  became  and  remains  entirely  well. 

X  ours  X  ruiyi 

J.  B.  DANIEL. 

RosadaUs  will  Cure  the  Worst  Cases  of  Scrofula. 

READ  THE  STATEMENT  BELOW  AND  DESPAIR  NOT !  ^ 

Wilson  County,  Sept.  10, 1*'67. 
Dr.  J.  J.  Lawrence-Beai  Sir  : -My  youngest  daughter  aged  five  years  has  been 
dreadfully  afflicted  with  Scrofula  nearly  all  her  life.  I  tried  a  great  «»a°y.  P'iy^V^^ti^p' 
but  without  relieving  her  much;  in  fact  most  of  them  said  there  was  no  hope  of  cure 
Durrng  the  last  Spring  she  was  worse  than  ever,  her  body  and  limbs  being  covered  with 
Bores  and  blotches- with  face  and  eyes  very  much  swollen  Whilst  m  this  condition,  I 
was  advised  by  Dr.  L.  A.  Smith,  to  try  you/ ROSADALIS.  I  at  once  procured  three  bot- 
tles, and  commenced  giving  it  to  her.  The  effect  was  magical  In  less  than  a  month,  to  my 
ereat  astonishment,  she  ivas  entirely  well.  _       I  am,  sir, 

gitrai,   ni,v  i  ,  ^         Yours,  with  respect  and  gratitude, 

W.  W.  CURNETT 
r  From  the  Goldsboro'  Daily  News.  ] 
TO  THE  AFFLICTED. 
Dr    J  J    Lawrence,  'an   experienced   Pharmaceutist  and  Chemist,    adver- 
tises'in  this  day's  paper  his  valuable  and  efficient  (remedy,   Rosadalis,   lor 
the  cure  of  Scrofula,  &c.    This  medicine  is  highly  recommended  and  daily 
prescribed  by  Phj'sicians.      The  Dr.   has  in  jhis    possession  many    testimo- 
nials from  distinguished  Pliysicians,  Clergymen,  Editors,  &c.,  recommend- 
ing it  as  a  great  blood  purifier. 

[  From  the  Wilson  Carolinian,  of  June  5, 1867.  ] 
We  present  on  our  fourth  page  to-day,  an  extended  advertisement  of  Dr. 
Lawrence's  Rosadalis,  a  blood  medicine  prepared  by  a  Southern  Physician, 
and  which,  though  recently  introduced  to  the  public,  has,  nevertheless,  at- 
tained a  wide-spread  popularity.  ,  .  ,  ,.  .  „ii„ 
The  reader  is  familiar  with  the  character,  of  patent  medicines  generally, 
and  while  the  appearance  of  this  notice  in  these  columns  is  a  sufficient  guar- 
antee that  the  medicine  is  what  is  claimed  for  it  in  every  respect,  yet  should 
we  pass  it  by  without  some  notice,  the  public  might  ^e  led  to  infer  that  we 
had  departed  from  that  high  standard  which  we  claim  for  the  North  Caro- 
linian, as  a  reliable  and  responsible  advertising  medium. 

We  have  had  opportunities  of  testing  and  observing  the  properties  ol  ine 
Rosadalis,  and  we  do  not,  on  our  own  It nowledge,  hesitate  to  recommend^it. 

DR  LAWRENCE  is  in  possession  of  testimonials  from  reliable  ana 
well  known  persons  who  have  used  his  remedy,  and  the  satisfaction  it  has 
almost  invariably  given,  should  recommend  it  to  the  afflicted  everywhere. 

In  thus  giving  it  the  benefit  of  a  place  in  our  columns  we  endorse  it,  ana, 
in  sodoinS,  we  feel  that  we  confer  a  benefit  upon  our  fellow-man,  which  is 
the  prime  motive  to  all  our  actions.  We  asli  from  all  a  careful  perusal  ot 
the  advertisement.  

lE^rioo    SX-SO    :E=>or    IBottlo. 

Sold  Whosesale  D.  BARNES  &  CO.,  21  Park  Row,  New  Yoi;k  CAER.  BOYKIN  & 
Co.,  29  Hanover  St.,  Baltimore.  E.  WILLIS,  4T  Market  St.,  Wilmmgton  N.  C.  J.  a. 
BAKER,  14  Roanoke  Ave.,  Norfolk  Va. 

Beware  of  Counterfeits ! 

See  that  J.  J.  LAWRENCE  &  CO.,  is  blown  on  the  Bottle  and  stamped  on  the  Cork. 
^~  All  letters  of  inquiry,  &c.,  promptly  answered  T'^.^o'c'TM-r-i^ 

Baltimore,  Md. 


XLVIII  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


W.  D.  SMITH  &  CO., 

AND 

HOTEL  BUILDINQ, 


Agent  for  the  Sale  and  Purchase  of  Real  Estate. 


{I^~ Keeps  on  hand  No.  1,  Peruvian  Guano,  Bone  Dust  and  other  Fertil- 
izers. Also  a  good  assortment  of  IRON— Swedes,  English  and  American 
Refined, — ^Molasses,  Sugar,  Coffee,  Salt,  &c. 

A©®lfl  WQ)W  ©M®  Sffil  l(^WMPE¥e 


P,  A.  WILEY.  JNO.  a  WILLIAMS, 

Raleigh,  N.  C, 


BANKERS&BROKERS, 

FAYETTEVILLE, 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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EDGECOMBE. 


EDGECOMBE. 


Dickson  .Jas.  G.,  Faisons. 
Devane  M.  K.,  Magnolia. 
Hill  Calhoun,  Kenansville. 
Hnssey  L.,  Kenansville. 
Hill  Thomas,  Kenansville. 
Loftin  J.  C.  31.,  Kenansville. 
3IcGee,  J.  W.,  Magnolia. 
Jloore  Nathan,  Warsaw. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Kenansville,  Miss  Mary  A.  Watson. 
Magnolia,  ]\rack.  Evans. 
Warsaw,  —  Blanchard. 

Teacheys, 

Wallace, 

Faisons, 


EDGECOMBE  COUNTY. 

Population  in  ISGO 17,376- 

County    Seat— Tareoko'. 
Population   of    Tarboro'in    1860— l,OoO. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  L.  D.  Pender. 

Clerk  County  Court,  Erwin  Thigpen. 

Clerk  Superior  Court,  Wm.  Biggs. 

Chairman  Co.  Court,  H.  T.  Clarke. 

Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.,  Fred.  Phillips. 

Coroner,  W.  F.  Mercer. 

Register,  J.  B.  Cofifield. 

Sheriff,  B.  T.  Hart. 

Surveyor,  .lesse  Howell. 

Standard  Keeper,  Jesse  B.  Hj^att. 

Trustee,  Robt.  H.  Austin. 

TOWN  OFFICERS. 

MAYOR. 

L.  D.  Pender. 

COMMISSIONERS. 

II.  B.  Bryan.  II.  A.  Dowd. 

Constable,  J.  B.  Hyatt. 

SCHOOLS. 

Select'Sch'l,  Tarboro',  Rev.  T.  R.  Owens. 
Select  School,  Tarboro',  Mrs.  Anthony  & 

Mrs.  Pender. 
Academy,  Tarboro',  Frank  S.  Wilkinson. 
Colored   School,     Tarboro',    J.    II.   M. 

•lackson. 
Colored  School,  Tarboro',  Jas.  Dorsey. 
Miss  Nixon's  School,  near  Tarboro'. 
Dr.   Phillips     School,   Battleboro',  jMr, 

White. 
Rocky  Mount  Academy, 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Tarboro',  bapt.,  T.  R.  Owens. 
Tarboro',  prim,  bapt.,  John  Daniel. 

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Cross  Roads,  prim.  bapt. ,  J  ohn  Daniel, 
Little  Creek,  prim,  bapt.,  John  Daniel. 
Cotton's,  prim,  bapt.,  Mr.  Stamper. 

Williams',  prim,  bapt., 

Upper  Town  Creek,  prim,  bapt., 

Lower  To^vn  Creek,  prim,  bapt., . 

Pleasant  Hill,  prim,  bapt., 

Battleboro',  prim,  bapt., 

Sparta,  prim,  bapt., 

Calvary,  epis.,  J.  B.  Cheshire. 
Calvary,  epis.,  (col.)  J,  B.  Cheshire. 

Tarboro',  meth.,  J.  W.  Jenkins. 
Rocky  Mount,  meth.,  .1.  W.  Jenkins. 
Sparta,  meth.,  J.  W.  Jenkins. 
Temperance  Hall,  meth. ,  J.  W.  .Jenkins. 
Jones'  Chapel,  meth.,  J.  W.  Jenkins. 
Tarboro',  meth.,  (col.,)  Mr.  Johns. 

HOTELS  &    BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Edgecombe  House,  Tarboro',  John 
Smith. 

Restaurant,  Tarboro',  Butler  McNair. 

Planters,  Rocky  Mount,  Mrs.  Gray. 

Hotel,  Rocky  Mount,  Mrs.  J.  P.  Tillery. 

Boarding  House,  Tarboro',  Robt.  White- 
hurst. 

Boarding  House,  Tarboro',  L.  Chamber- 
lain. 

Boarding  House,  Tarboro',  T.  C.  Hussey_ 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Buggy  &  Harness,  Tarboro',  J.  A.  Wil- 
liamson. 

Buggy  &c.,  Tarboro',  Hussey  &  Bros. 

Boot  &  S'noe,  Tarboro',  IloweU  & 
Doughty. 

Boot  vt  Shoe,  Tarboro',  Henry  Mason. 

Cotton  Factory,  Rocky  Moimt,  Wm.  S. 
Battle. 

Cabinet  Shop,  Tarboro',  .John  W.  White. 

Tin  Factory,  Tarboro',  M.  Hines. 

LAWYERS. 

Biggs  (Asa)  &  ^loore  (.J.  E.)  Tarboro'. 

Bridges  JohnL.,  Tarboro'. 

Battle  Dorsey,  Rocky  Mount. 

Howard  Geo.  Tarboro'. 

Johnson,  W,  H.  Tarboro'. 

Pender  L.  D.  Tarboro'. 

Phillips  Fred.  Tarboro'. 

MERCHANTS. 

Austin  (Robt.  H.)  &  Co.  gen'l  mer'd'se, 

Tarboro'. 
Alsop  B.  B.  grocer,  Tarboro'. 
Bryan  E.  confec,  near  Tarboro'. 
Bellamy  N.  B.  gen'l  m'd'se,  near  Tarboro' 
Banks  &  Savage,  liquors  itc,  Tarboro', 
Battle  ik  Arrington,  Rocky  J\[ount, 


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EDGECOMBE. 


FORSYTHE. 


Brown,  Daniel  &  Co.  gen'l  m'd'se,   Tar- 
boro'. 

Bowdich  J.  H.  gen'l  m'd'se,    Tarboro'. 

Chamberlain,    Kowls   &    Co.,   jewelers, 
Tarboro'. 

Coffield  J.  B.  gen'l  m'd'se,  Tarboro'. 

Cherry  &  Pippin,  gen'l  m'd'.se,  near  Tar- 
boro'. 

Dozier  &  Bro.,   gen'l  m'd'ge,  Tarboro'. 

de  Silva  M.  B.,  liocky  Mount. 

Drake  Silva,  (col.,)  milliner,  Tarboro'. 

Feldenheimer  Jacob,  clothing,  Tarboro'. 

Feldenheimer  Mrs.,  milliner,  Tarboro. 

Garrett  <k  Johnson,  gen'l  m'd'se,  country. 

Garret  (J.  W.)   &   Co.,    gen'l  mer'd'se. 
country. 

Gay  W.  M.  Rocky  JMount. 

Gaitlin  (T.  IT.)  &  Co.,  country. 

Hyatt  J.  B.  auctioneer,  Tarboro'. 

Hart  Wm.  Rocky  j\Iount. 

Howard  Wm.  drugs,  Tarboro'. 
Hart  &  Braswell,  gen'l  m'dse,  country. 
Harriss  &  Moore,  confec,  Tarboro'. 
Knight  &  Noble,  gen'l  m'dse,  country. 
Keech  B.  J.  clothing,  Tarboro'. 
King  &  Thigpen,  gen'l  m'dse.  Tarboro'. 
Kemper  Clem,  (col.)  grocer,  Tarboro'. 
Lipscomb  Ctco.  AV.  livery   stables,    Tar- 
boro'. 
Lewis  &  Williams,  auc.  &  com.  Tarboro'. 
Moore  E.  L.  gen'l  m'dse,  Sparta. 
Lawrence  &  Mason,  (col.)  grocers.  Tar'. 
Lawrence  N.  M.  grocer  &  com.  Tarboro'. 
MciSIair&  Owens,  drugs,  Tarboro'. 
Mehegan,  merchant  tailor,  Tarboro'. 
Neal  Airs.  D.  milliner,  Tarboro'. 
Neal  David,  merchant  tailor,  Tarboro'. 
Pope  K.  C.  confectioner,  Rocky  Mount. 
Parker  W.  W.  confectioner.  Rocky  jMt. 
PoUord  E.  liquors  etc.,  Tarboro'. 
Pender  (D.)  &  Co.  gen'l  m'dse,  Tarboro'. 
Rosenthall  E.  clothing,  Tarboro'. 
Redman  Jas.,  confec,  Tarboro'. 
Sizer  R.  A.  saddle  &  harness,    Tarboro'. 
Spraggins  J.  TvE.  confec,  Tarboro'. 
Shaw  &  McCabe,  gen'l  m'dse,   Tarboro'. 
Smith  &  Williams,  gen'l  m'dse,  Tarboro'. 
Thigpen  (W.  A.)c^Co.  gen.  m'dse, Tarbo'. 
Warren,  Jenkins  &  Co.  Tarboro'. 
Weddell   (M.)  &  Co.  gen'l  m'dse,  Tarbo'. 
Teel  H.  D.  gen'l  m'dse,  Tarboro'. 
Zoeller  &  Williams,  gen'l  m'dse,  Tarbo'. 

MINISTERS. 
Cheshire,  J.  B.,  D.  D.,  epis.,  Tarboro'. 
Owen  T.  R.  bapt.,  Tarboro'. 
Daniel  John  H.,  prim,  bapt.,  Tarboro'. 
Pervis  John  W.  prim,  bapt.,  Tarboro' 

Stamper ,  prim,  bapt.,  Tarboro'. 

Jenkins  John  W.,  meth.,  Tarboro. 

MILLS  AND  MILL    OWNERS. 
Flour  &  Grist,  Rocky  Mt.,  W.  S.  Battle. 


Flour,  Tarboro',  A.  B.  Noble. 

Flour  &  Grist,  Sparta,  G.  C.  Sugg. 

Flour  &  Grist,  Tarboro',  R.  S.  WiUiams. 

i^  lour  &  Grist,  Tarboro',  John  S.  Garrett. 

Steam  Flour  &  Grist,  Tarboro',  Robert 
Norfleet. 

Steam  Saw  &  Grist,  Tarboro',  J.  L. 
Bridges. 

Steam  Saw  &  Grist,  Tarboro',  J.  J.  W. 
Powell. 

Steam  Saw  &  Grist,  Tarboro',  Leggett 
&  Johnson. 

Steam  Saw  &  Grist,  Enfield,  A.  Bras- 
well. 

Steam  Saw  &  Grist,  Sparta,  Elias  Carr. 

Grist,  Tarboro',  L.  C.  Pender. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Pittman  N.  G.  Tarboro'. 
Jones  J.  W.  Tarboro'. 
McNair  A.  H.  Tarboro'. 
Hart  Frank,  Tarboro'. 
Baker  Joseph  H.  Tarboro'. 
Cobb  Reuben,  Tarboro'. 
Williams  Donald,  Tarboro'. 
McNair,  W.  F.  country. 
Nobles  A.  B.  country. 
Pitt  Frank,  Sparta. 
Lawrence  John,  country. 
Rives  John  G.  Battleboro'. 
Lewis  J.  B.  near  Enfield, 
Garrett  Juo.  F.  near  Enfield. 

Strickland ,  country. 

Thorpe  Ed.  Rocky  Mount. 
Knight  C.  -W.  country. 
I'illoiy  Rich. ,   Rocky  JMount. 
Ricks  W.  B.,  Rocky  Mount. 
Petway  P.  S.  Joyner's. 
Roberson,  dentist,  Tarboro'. 
Phillips  J.  J.  retired,  Battleboro'. 
Lawrence  James,  retired,  Tarboro'. 
Mercer  John  R.  Joyner's. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 


Sparta, 

Battleboro', 

Tarboro',  Mrs.  J.  M.  Sproggins. 
Rocky  ]\Iount,  Mr.  Edwards. 
Whitaker's, 

FOESYTHE  COUNTY. 

PoPUL.\TioN  IN  1860 13,693 

County   Seat— WiKSTON. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  John  F.  Poindexter. 
Clerk  County  Court,  N.  S.  Cook. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  Jno.  Blackburn. 
Chairman   County  Court,  John  P.  Vest. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


43 


FORSYTHE. 


FORSYTHE. 


Clerk  &  M.  inEq.,  D.  H.  Starbuck. 
Coroner,  Col.  John  White. 
Register,    Wm.  bhoults. 
Sheriff,  iMatthias  Martin. 
Survej-or,  Hamilton  H.  Slorriss. 

Standard  Keeper. 

Trustee,  Robert  Linville. 

SCHOOLS. 

Salem  Fern.  Sem..  Salem,  M.  E.  Grunert 
Winston  High  Sch'l,  Wins.,  A.  B.  Gorrell. 
Salem  3Iale  Ad'my,  Salem,  Mr.  Wright. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

]\roravian  Church,  united  brethren,  Sa- 
lem, Geo.  F.  Bohnson,  D.  D.  bishop. 

Winston,  meth.,  Winston,  J.  W.Wheeler 

HOTELS  &     BOARDING  HOUSES 

Salem  Hotel,  Salem,  A.  B.  ChafBn,  prop. 
Brietz  Hotel,  Salem,  Chas.  Brietz,  prop. 
Winston  Hotel,  Winston,  P.  A.  Wilson, 
proprietor. 

LAWYERS. 

Masten  Jo.seph,  Winston. 
Poindexter  JohnF.,  Sedgegarden. 
Starbuck,  D.  H.,  Winston,    U.  S.  Attor- 
ney for  N.  C. 
Wilson  Thos.  J.,  Winston. 
Stoltz  John  H.,  Lewisville. 
Alspaugh  John  W.,   Winston. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Carriage  Fac'ry,  Winston,  S.  H.  Reniger. 
Woolen  &  Cot'.  Fao'.  Salem,  II.  W.  Fries. 
Carriage  Factory,  Salem,  Heniy  Minung. 
Wagon  Factory,  Winston,  Isaac  Tise. 
Wagon  Factory,  Winston,  Jacob  Tise. 
Wag.  Fact.,  Waughtown,Jno.  P.  Nissen. 
AVagon  Fact..  Waughtown,  Wm.  Spaugh 
Paper  Mill,  Salem,  Robert  Gray. 
iCarriage  Factory,  Kernersville,  Lewis  & 
Grirtit. 

MERCHANTS. 

Bitting  B.  L.,  dry  goods, &c..  Rural  HaJl. 

Blum  L.  v.,  books  and  stationery,  Salem. 

Fulkerson  J.  L.,  dry  goods,  &c.,   Salem. 

Faircloth  it  ^.Tiller,  dry  goods,  Winston. 

Grey  Robt.  &  Son,  dry  goods,    Winston. 

Fulps  &  Sullivan,  dry  goods.  White  Road. 

Hester  John  II.,  dry  goods,  Kernersville. 

Hege  Brothers,  dry  goods,  Salem. 

Hall  (Jas.)  &  Hall,  (W.  H.)  confection- 
ers and  produce  brokers,  Salem. 

Hodgins  &  Sullivan,  dry  goods,  itc,  Win- 
ston. 

Heuly  &  Lindsay,dry goods.  KemersTille 


Kerner  J.  &  E.,  dry  goods,  Kernersville. 

Keehln  O.  A.,  books  and  station.,  Salem. 

Lash  J  G.,  banker,  Salem. 

Latt  H.  D. ,  grocer,  Salem. 

Mickey  J.  E.  &  E.  T.,  tin  and  sheet  iron 
ware,  stoves,  &c.,  Salem. 

Nisson  Jno.  I.,  dry  goods,  &c.,  Salem. 

Pfohl  &  Stockton,  dry  goods,  Salem. 

Tise  &  Ogburn,  dry  goods,  Snlem. 

Vest  John  P.,  dry  goods,  Salem. 

Vogler  E.  A.,  dry  goods,  Salem. 

Wilson  P.  A.  &  Co.,  mer.  tailors,  Win- 
ston. 

Zevely  A.  T.,  druggist,   Salem. 

MINISTERS. 

BahnsonGeo.  F.,  bishop,  mora  v.,  Salem. 
Grunert  M.  E.,  morsvv.,  Salem. 
Wheeler  J.  W.,  meth.,  Winston. 
Whittington,  meth.,  (local)  Kernersville. 
Alspaugh  Jolm,  meth.,  (local)  Vienna. 
Doub  Joseph,  meth.,  (local)  Viena. 
Doub  ]\Ilcha3l,  meth.,  (local)  Viena. 
Doub  John,  meth.,  (local)  Viena. 
Doub  Samuel,  meth.,  (local)  Viena. 
Petra  Jas.  E.,  meth.,  (local)  Viena. 
White  J.  Y/.,meth.,  (local)  Viena. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Grist  Mill,  Salem,  J.  E.  Mickey. 

Grist  Mill,  Kernersville,  Kerner  &  Har- 
rison. 

Grist  Mill,  Salem.  Nat.  Bloom. 

Grist  and  Saw  Mill,  Salem,  J.  M.  Stafford. 

Grist  Mill  near  Salem,  .John  Crater. 

Grist  Mill  near  Salem,  John  Styres. 

Grist  Mill.  Bethania,  Thomas  Lash. 

Grist  IMill,  Kernersville,  Israel  Robertson. 

Grist  Mill.  Kernersville,  Dr.  .Jones. 

Steam  Saw  Mill,  Kernersville,  John 
Gentry. 

Grist  Mill,  Lewisville,   Eugene   Conrad. 

Grist  ]!ilill,  White  Roads,  John  &  Wm. 
Medarius. 

Grist  and  Saw  Mill,  Clemonsville,  Chris- 
tian Sides. 

Steam  Saw  and  Grist  Mill,  Waughtown, 
J.  P.  Nisson. 

Grist  Mill,  near  Salem,  Wm.  Lowry. 

Grist  and  Saw  Mill,  Kernersville,  Ander- 
son  Richardson. 

Grist  Mill,  Kernersville,  Geo.  Brooks. 

Grist  Mill,  Waughtown,  M.  P.  Nicholson. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Dicks  W.  P.,  Walkerton. 
HouserR.  A.,  Bethania. 
.Tones  Beverly,  Bethania. 
Kerner  Elias,  Kerner.sville. 
Kerner  Cornelius.  Oak  Ridge. 


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FRANKLIN. 


FRANKLIN. 


KeeMn,    T.  F.,  Salem. 
Morris  John  II.,  "Walkertown. 
Shaffner  J.  T.,  Walkertown. 
Webb  A.  H.,  Waughtown. 
Zevely  A  T.,  Salem. 
Hunter  .1  W.,  dentist,  Salem. 
Pitts  I.  II.,  Kernersvllle. 
Martin ,  dentist,  Salem. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 


Salnm, 

Wiston,  M.  V.  Faircloth. 
Kemersville,   John  F.  Kemer. 
Weavil's  31111,  Efi  Weavil. 

White  Roads,  

Bethania, 


Lewisville, 

NEWSP^\PERS  ^VXD  EDITORS. 

Western  Sentinel,  Geo.  M.  Mathes. 
People's  Press,  L.  V.  Blum. 


FRANKLm  COUNTY. 

Population  in  18G0 14 107 

County  Seat — LouiSBURG. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  W.  F.  Green. 

Clerk  County  Court,  T.  C.  Ilorton. 

Clerk  Superior  Court,    W^.  H.  Furman. 

Chairman  County  Coiirt,  M.  Hawkins. 

Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  C.  II.  Thomas. 

Coroner,  H.  Perry. 

Regif-ter,  A.  Thomas. 

Sheritf,  E.  A.  Gupton. 

Survey 01,  AVm.  Fuller. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trastee,  James  Wilson. 

FINANCE    COMMITTEE. 

P.  J.  Brown,  J.  B.  Littlejohn, 

B.  T.  Ballard. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Louisburg  Female  College,  ReT.  T.  ]\I. 
Jones,  president. 

Louisburg  ]\Iale  Academy,  M.  S.  Davis, 
A.  ^I..  and  II.  E.  Shepherd,  L^niversity 
of  Virginia,  principals. 

Franklinton  Academy,  Rev.  George  W. 
Neal,  principal. 

Children's  School,  Louisburg,  Miss  Mar- 
tha Arendell,  teacher. 

Colored  School,  Louisburg,  iMiss  Martha 
Hudson  and  Miss  Miller,  teachers. 

CnUROHES     AND  PASTORS. 

Louisburg,  meth.,  Louisburg,  J.  A.  Cun- 
inggim. 


Franklinton,  meth.,  Franklington,  J.  P. 
Simpson. 

Plank   Chapel,  meth.,    near  Louisburg. 
Simpson. 

Trinity  Chapel,  meth.,  north  of  Louis- 
burg, ,1.  P.   Simpson. 

Salem,   meth.,  near   Castalia,  Nash   co. 
J.  P.  Simpson. 

Belford,  meth., near  Castalia,.!.  P.Simp- 
son. 

Chapel  Springs,  meth.,   near  Louisburg, 
J.  P.  Simpson. 

Prospect,  meth.,  near  Louisburg,   J.  P. 
Simpson. 

Ebenezer,  meth.,  near  Louisburg,  J.   P. 
Simpson. 

Elizabeth  ChaiDel,meth.,  near  Louisburg, 
.1.  P.  Simpson. 

Sarepta,   meth.,  near  Louisburg,   J.  P. 
Simpson. 

Louisburg,  bap.,  Louisburg, 


Cypress  Chapel,  bap.,  near  Louisburg,  M. 

D.  Freeman. 
Flat  Rock,  bap.,   near  Louisburg,    Prof. 

Royal. 
Franklinton,  bap.,    Franklinton,   

Haywood's,  bap.,  near  Louisburg,   Thos. 

Wilcox. 
Mt.   Zion,  bap.,   near  Louisburg,    J.  Q. 

Barkley. 
Maple   Springs,    bap.,     near  Louisburg, 

Prof.  Royal. 
Poplar   Springs,   bap.,   near  Louisburg, 

Red  Bud,   bap.,   near  Louisburg,   J.  G. 

Barkley. 
Perry's  Chapel,  bap.,   near  Franklinton, 

Sandy  Creek,  bap.  near  Louisburg,  J.  G. 
Barkley. 

Presbyterian  Church,  Louisburg,  

St.  Paul,  epis.,  Louisburg,  

HOTELS  &   BOARDING  HOUSES 

Eagle  Hotel,  Louisburg,  .lames  Dent. 
Louisburg  Hotel,  Louisburg,  Bridges  & 

Debnam. 
Franklinton   Hotel,     Franklinton,   Mrs. 

Martha  Tucker. 
Boarding  House,  Franklinton,  Mrs.  Ann 

Coggin. 

LAWYERS. 

Cook  C.  M.,  Louisburg. 
Davis  Joseph  .!.,  Louisburg. 
Green  W.  F.,  Franklinton. 
LankfordM.,  Louisburg. 
SpiveyD.AV.,  Louisburg. 
Wynne  R.  I.,  Louisburg. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


45 


FRANKLIN. 


GASTON. 


MANUFACTORIES. 

Tobacco    Factory,    Frauklinton,    J.    T. 

Long. 
Carnage  Factory,  Louisbiirg,  TV.  H.  Fur- 

gurson. 

MERCHANTS. 

Brown  P.  J.,  dry  goods,  &c., 

Oarlile  T.  X.,  dry  goods,  Louisbur;^. 

Ellis  (A.  D.)  &  Young,  dry  goods,  Louis, 
burg. 

Fuller  Jones,  dry  goods,  Louisbuj-g. 

Gay  Albert,  dry  goods,  near  Louisburg. 

Green  (W.  W.)"&  Clifton,  (J.  B.)  drugs 
and  diy  goods,  Louisbvrg. 

Harriss  J  T.,  dry  goods,  &c..  Pacific. 

Harriss  .J.  J.,  dry  goods,  near  Pacific. 

Harriss  Wra.  S.,  dry  goods,    nearPocific. 

Hawkins  P  B.,  dry  goods,  Louisburg. 

Howell  B.  N.,  drj"  goods,  Louisburg. 

Henly  J.  A.,  dry  goods,  Franklinton. 

.Joyner  J.  S.,  dry  goods,  &c.,  Franklinton. 

Jones  J.  F.,  dry  goods,  Louisburg. 

Jones  W.  W.,    confectioner,    Louisburg. 

Joyner  I.  S..  dry  goods,  &c.,    Louisburg. 

King  Benj.  J.,  dry  goods,  Louisburg. 

IMitchell  (  \V.  H. )  &  Green  (A.)  dry  goods, 
Sec,  Franklin. 

Minetree  J.  J.,  dry  goods, &c.,  Louisburg. 

Pleasants  W.  H.  &  Co.,  dry  goods,  Louis- 
burg. 

Phillips  W.  K.,  dry  goods,    near  Pacific. 

Pearce  R.  M.,  dry  go  jds,  Cedar  Rock. 

Ransom  A  Speed,  dry  goods, Franklinton. 

Stanton  (I.)  A;  Morton  (Geo.)  dry  goods, 
Franklinton. 

Scott,  Hardy  O.,  dry  goods,  Franklinton. 

Sherrod  Henry  H.  dry  gools, Franklinton. 

Stegall  (E,  h.)  Si  Harriss  (H.)  dry  goods, 
Louisburg. 

Speed  R.  A.,  drygooJs,  Louisburg. 

Timlierlake  R.  H.,  dry  goods,  &c.,  Pacific. 

Timberlake  J.  P.,  dry  goods,  near  Frank- 
linton. 

Taylor  A.,  dry  goods,  near  Louisburg. 

Wilder  S.  T.,  dry  goods,  Louisburg. 

W  bite  Thos. ,  dry  goods,  Louisburg. 

Walker  N.  B.,    Silversmith,   Louisburg. 

Yarborough  (R.  F.)  &  Barrow  (J,  S.)  dry 
goods,   &c.,  Louisburg. 

MINISTERS. 

Barkley  J.  G.,  bap.,  Louisburg. 
Dent  W.  T.,  bap..  Pacific. 
Freeman  M.  B.,  bap.,  Louisburg. 
Cunninggim  .1.  A.,  meth.,  LouLsburg. 
Jones  T.  M.,  meth.,  (local)  Louisburg. 
Neal  Geo.  W.,  meth.,  Franklinton. 
Brown  W.  A.,  meth.,   (local)  Louisburg. 


Reid  .James,  meth.,  Louisburg. 
Simpson  J.  P  ,  Franklinton. 

MINES. 

Gold  Mine,   near  Louisburg,  A.  Taylor, 

proprietor. 
Portis  Gold  Mine,  near  Louisburg,  T.  K. 

Thomas  and  ^Ir.  Sturgis,    proprietors. 
Jones'  Gold  ]\Iine,  near  Loui.sburg,  J.  J. 

Jones,  proprietor. 

MILLS  AND  MILL   OWNERS. 

Crudup's,  Franklinton, Dr.  E.  A.  Crudup. 
Clifton's,  near  Louisburg,  T.  T.  Clifton. 
Dent's,  Loiiisburg,  .James  Dent. 
Goswick's,  Kittrell's,  W.  H.  Goswick. 
Jackson's, near  Louisburg,.!.  W.  Jackson. 
.Jones',  near  Louisburg,  -J.  F.  .Jones. 
Perry's,  near  Jjouisburg,  Dr.  A.  S.  Perry. 
Terrell's,  near  Louisburg,  .J.  M.  TeiTell. 
Williams',  Franklinton,  W.  H.  Williams. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Clifton  J.  B.,  Louisburg. 
(Jreen  W.  W.,  Jjouisburg. 
Green  B.  F.,  Franklinton. 
.Joyner  Noah,  Louisburg. 
Iving  W.  R.,  JjOuisburg. 
Iving  .Joel  G.,  Louisburg. 
IMoss  J.  F.,  JjOuisburg. 
Murphy  N.  H.,  Louisburg. 
JMalone  Ellis.  Louisburg. 
]\Ian  Z.  H.,  Pacific. 
O'Brien  .John,  Kittrell's. 
Perry  Sam'l.,  Louisburg. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS 

Franklinton.  H.  S.  Furman. 
Louisburg,  Miss  Jones. 
Pacific, 


aASTON  COUNTY. 

Population    in  1860 9,.S07. 

County  Seat— Dallas. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  D.  Shenk  of  I>incolnton 
Clerk  Co.  Court,  Amzi  Ford. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  John  Carson. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  L.  A.  j\Iason. 
Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.  John  White. 

Coroner, 

Register,  Maxwell  Ford. 
Sheriff,  James  F.  White. 


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NORTH  CAROLINA 


GASTON. 


GASTON. 


Surveyor,  Wm.  Lacy. 

Standard  Keeper,  Anizi  Ford. 

Trustee,  .Tames  F.   White. 

Ch'iuu,  Wardens  of  Poor,  J.  G.  ]McGinis. 

SCHOOLS. 

Ileigli  Shoal  School,  (col.)  Misses  Wilkes. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Dallas,  pres.,  Mr.  Bar. 

Costania  Grove,  pres.,  Mr.  Bar. 

Goshen,  pres.,  IMr.  Bar. 

Olnoy,  pres..  Pleasant  Padge,  ]\rr.  Bar. 

Long-    Creek,    bapt.,    near    Dallis,    JMr. 

Dickson. 
Brewington,  bap.,    Wood  'Lawn,  E.  A. 

Foe. 
Union  free,   near  Pleasant   Ridge,  Mr. 

Far. 

Philadelphia,  luth.,  Dallas,  C.  ,L  Patter- 
son. 

Christ's  Church,  luth.,  Brevard  Station, 
C.  J.  Patterson. 

Beaverdam,  luth.,  Cherryville,  C.  J.  Pat 
tersou. 

Bothesda,  meth.,  Dallas,  C.  E.  Land. 
Concord,  meth.,  Cherryville,  C.  E.  Land. 
Lander's  Chanel,  meth.,  High  Shoal,  C. 

E.  Land. 
Ebenezer,  meth.,    "Wood  Lawn,    C.    E. 

Land. 
Erjisraus,  meth.,  Dallas,  C.  E.  Land. 
Stanley's  Creek,  meth.,   Brevard,   C.    E. 

J.,and. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES 

Village  Hotel,  Dallas,  jM.  Mathes. 
Mansion  House,  Dallas,  James  Huffman. 
Hotel,  Cherryville,  H.  Summit. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

High  Shoals  Ironi\Ianufacturing  Compa- 
ny, (make  iron  naiLs  &c.,)  Com.  Ch's. 
Wilkes. 

Tate's  Cotton,  Factory,  Wood  Lawn,  T. 
R.  Tate. 

Wood  Lawn  Cotton  Mill,  L.  S.  Line- 
bai'srer  &  Co. 

Stowe's  Cotton  Factory,  Stowe's  Mill, 
J.  &  E.  B.  Stowe. 

Tannery,  Spring  Shoal,  J.   Stowe. 

Crowder's  JMouutain  Iron  Works,  Dallas, 
S.  &  R.  Oats. 

Carriage  Factory,  Dallas,  S.  &  M. 
Withers. 

MERCHANTS. 

Craig  &  Glen,  dry  goods  &c.,  Pleasant 
Ridge. 


Fronebarger  (J.)  &  Co.,  dry  goods,   &c., 

Dallas. 
Lowe   &    Crane,    dry    goods,    Pleasant 

Ridge. 
Mathews  M.  dry  goods,  Dallas. 
Nathans,  M.  dry  goods,  Dallas. 
Pasour  E.  grocer,  Dallas. 

MINISTERS. 

Land  C.  E.  meth.,  Dallas. 
Rollins  R.  meth.,  Dallas. 


-,  pres.,  Dallas. 


Bar- 

Hall  J.  D.  pres.,  Stowesville 

Poe  E.  A.    bap..  Wood  Lawn. 
Dickson ,  bap.,    Dallas. 

GOLD  MINES. 

Rhodes'  Mine,  Brevard  Station,  Sloan, 
Richards  &  Co. 

Batie  Mine,  Wood  Lawn,  Sloan,  Rich- 
ards &  Co. 

Kings  Nountain,  |White  Fine,  Jlr.  Dor- 
sey  Sup't. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Abernathy's  Wood  Lawn,  M.  &  G.  Aler- 
nathj'. 

Clemmer's  Brevard  Station.  J.  Clemmer. 

Fite's,  Wood  Lawn,  G.  &  W.  Fite. 

Huffman's,  Brevard  Station,  Huffman  & 
Rhyne. 

High  Shoal,  High   Shoal,  Manufac.   Co. 

Holland's,  Dallas,  Holland  &  Rhyne. 

Huffman's,  Dallas,  Est.  Dan'l  lluilman. 

Linebarger,  Wood  Lawn,  Linebarger  & 
Co. 

Nims,  Wood  Jiawn,  Nims  Est. 

Rhodes',  Brevard  Station,  Sloan,  Rich- 
ards &  Co. 

Stovves',  Stowe.sville.  -J.  &  E.  B.   Stowe. 

Sitzcr's,  Dallas,  H.  Sitzer. 

White's,  Dallas,  White  &  Jenkins. 

White's,  Old  Furnace,  ]\Irs.  JMary  White. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Graham  Joseph,  Wood  Lawn. 
Johnson  Sidney,  Dallas. 
McLane,  South  Point. 
]\Ioorc  M.  E.  Dallas. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Dallas,  E.  Pasour. 

High  Shoals,  JMlss  D.  E.  Aydlett. 

Brevard  Station,  Miss  Claniuger. 

South  Point, 

Wood  Lawn,  Mr.  Alcom. 

Stowesville, 

Pleasant  Ridge, 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


47 


GATES. 


GATES. 


Crowders  Creek, 

C'rowders  Alountaiu, 

White  Pine, 

GATES  COUNTY. 

Population  in  18G0 8,4  i;? 

County  Seal— Gatesville, 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Jolin  Gatlin. 
Clerk  County  Court,  ilills  II.  Eure. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  Koswell  Cooper. 
Chairman  County  Court,  A.  J.  Vv'altou. 

Clerk  and  31.  in  Eq., 

Coroner,  II.  HotHer. 
Register,  Robert  Walton. 
Sheriff.  F.  WiUey. 
Surveyor,   Isaac  Williams. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  F.  Willey. 

SCHOOLS  AND  PRINCIPALS. 

Holly  Grove    Female,    Miss    Margaret 

Parker. 
Sunsbury  Male,  31.  Kellog. 
Gatesville  Male,  Mr.  Pearce. 
Hazzlett's  Female,  ]Mrs.  Ilazzlett. 
Babb's  Male,  Lewis  Ba1jb. 
Hays'  Academy,  James  Hays. 
Morriss'  Female,  Miss  Penny  Morri«s. 
Parker's  Male,  B.  Parker. 
Middle  Swamp,  John  Williams. 
Renison  Academy,  baptist, 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Sandy   Cross,   bap.,     Sandy   Cross,   Mr. 

Knapp. 
Gatesville,  bap.,  Thomas  Babb. 
Middle  Swamp,  bap.,Bucklin,  Mr.  Bailey. 
Piney  Grove,  bap.,  lienison,  Thos.  Babb. 
Cool   Spring,    bap.,    Gatesville,   Thomas 

Babb. 

Lasiter's    Chapel,    epis.,   Sunsbury,  Mr. 

Pearce. 
Gatesville,  epis.,  Gatesville,   Mr.  Pearce. 

Jerusalem,  prot.  meth.,    Sunsbury    Ed. 
Parker. 

Kittrell's,  moth.,  near  Renison, Sir.  Allen. 
Gatesville,  meth.,  Gatesville,  Mr.  Allen. 
Fletcher  Chapel,  meth.,  near   Gatesville, 

Mr.  Allen. 
Savage's,  meth.,  near  Renison,  Mr.  Allen. 
Philadelphia,  meth., Sunsbury, j\Ir.  Allen. 
Zion,  meth.,  Sunsburj',  Mr.  Allen. 

HOTELS  &   BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Brady's  Hotel,  Gatesville,  John  Brady- 
Southern  Hotel,  Gatesville,  J,  B.  Dowd. 


LAWYERS. 

M.  L.  Eure,  Gatesville. 
John  Gatlin,  Gatesville. 

MERCHANTS. 

Cross  .Jos.,  Renison. 

Cross  (.L  F.)  &  Co.,  (S.  R.  Xorfleet)  Suns- 
bury. 

Eure  (M.  H.)  &  Gatlin  (R.)  Lumbcrton. 

Green  L.  (C'ol.)  confectioner,    Gatesville. 

Darden  R.  M.,  Holly  C4rove. 

Everett  James,  Holly  Grove. 

Harrell  (R.)  &  Wilkiiis  (W.)  Sunsbury. 

Manning  W^  II.,  jMintonsville. 

Riddick  &  Bro..  (R.  &  R.)  Gatesville. 

Russel  E.,  Sandy  Cross. 

Williams,  (H.  C.  ctR.)  Cro.ss  (Thop.)  & 
Co.,  Merchant  Mills. 

Williams,  (R.)  Harrell  (S.)  &Co.,  Gates- 
ville. 


MINISTERS. 

-,  meth.,  Gatesville. 


Allen  — 

Jordan  Costan,  meth.,  (local)    Sunsbury. 

Harrell  Nat.,  meth.,  (local)  Gatesville. 

Parker  Ed.,  prot.  meth.,  Sunsbury. 

Babb  Thos.,  bap.,  Renison. 

Speight  Henry,  bap.,  Bucklin. 

Pearce  )Cpis,,  Gatesville. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Goodman's,  near  IloUy  Grove,  B.  Good- 
man's estate. 

Jones',  near  Sandy  Cross,    Dan'l   Jones. 

Jones',  near  Lumberton,  Wm.  Jones. 

Nortleet's,  near  Sunsbury,  Norfieet  & 
Cross. 

Trottman's,  Mintunsville,  Trottman  & 
Only. 

Walton's,  Mintonsville,  A.  J.  Walton 

Williams',  at  Merchant  Mills,  H.  C.  Wil- 
liams. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Lee  Henry,  Renison. 
Louther  S.  J.,  Sunsbury. 
Morgan  Henry,  Holly  Grrove. 

Nixon ,  Mintonsville. 

Savage  C.  B.,  Gatesville. 
W^illiams  Elisha,  Sunsbury. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTETuS. 

Gatesville,  Mrs.  ZiUa  Gatlin. 
Sunsbury,  W.  T.  Cross. 

Mintonsville,    ■ 

Holly  Grove,  

Bucklin, 

Renison, 


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KORTH  CAROLIKA 


GRANVILLE. 


GRANVILLE. 


GRANVILLE  COUNTY. 

Population  in  18G0. 23,39G 

County  Seat— OxFOKD. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  .James  S.  Amis. 
Clerk  Coiinty  Court,  A.  Landis,  sr. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  John  C.  Russel. 
Chairman  County   Court,   Lunsford  A. 

TJq  CpVl  Q  11 

Clerk  &  M.  inEq.,  John  ^Y.  PTayes. 
Coroners,  John  S.  Jones  and  Col.  S.  S. 

Royster. 
Register,  L.  A.  Paschall. 
Sheriff,  Wm.  A.  Philpott. 
Surveyor,  Rev.  S.  P.  .1.  Ilarriss. 
Standard  Keeper,  L.  I^atham. 
Trustee,  Wm.  A.  Philpott. 

TOAVN   CONSTABLE. 

Wm.  Crabtree. 

SCHOOLS. 

Female  Academy,   Rev.  Mr.  Hill. 
Oxford  Mathematical  and  Class'l  School, 

J.  H.  Horner. 
Henderson  ]\[ath.  and   Classical   School, 

Fred.  A.  Fetter. 
Classical  School,   Williamsboro,   W.  H. 

Graves. 
Male  Academy,  Tally-Ho,  T.  J.  Horner" 
Preparatory  School,  Oxford,   Mrs.  S.  A. 

Williams. 
Preparatory  School,  Oxford,  Miss  Tillett. 
School,  Oxford,  Rev.  John  L.  Carroll. 
Pleasant  Hill  Female  Academy,  Oxford, 

Mrs.  A.  F.  Cheatham. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Banks' Chapel, meth., near  Wilton, 

Bethel,  meth.,  near  Kittrell's,  .John  Til- 
lett. 

Bullock's,  meth.,   near  Tally-IIo,    John 

Tillett. 
Calvary,  meth.,*  Knapp  of   Reeds,  John 

Tillett. 
Ebenezer,   meth.,   near  Oak  Hill,  John 

Tillett. 
Grey  Rock,  meth.,  near  Kittrell's,  John 

Tillett. 

Grove  Hill,  meth.,  near  Wilton, — 

Henderson,  meth.,   Henderson,    Ira  T. 

Wyche. 
Hermen,  meth.,  G  miles  west  Henderson, 

J.  Tillett. 
Moore's,  meth., near  Tally-Ho,  J.  Tillett. 
Morrow's,   meth.,   near  Williamsboro,  I. 

T.  Wyche. 


Oxford,  meth.,  Oxford,,.!.  Tillett. 
Perry's  Chapel,  meth.,  Rogers'  Store,  J. 

Tillett. 
Rock  Spring,  meth. ,  near  Henderson,  I. 

T.  Wyche. 
Salem,  meth.,   3  miles  N.  E.  Oxford,  J. 

Tillett. 
Shady  Grove,  meth.,  4  miles   S.  W.  Ox 

ford,  J.  Tillett. 
Tabernacle,   meth.,    Towusville,  Ira  T. 

Wyche. 

St.  Bartholomew,  epis.,  Oxford,  Maurice 
Vaughan. 

St.  .John's,  epis.,  Williamsboro,  Maurice 
Vaughan. 

Holy  Innocents,  epis.,  Henderson, 

Corinth,  bap.,  near  AVilton,  J.  .1.  Purefoy- 

Concord.  bap.,  Dutch\ille,  3Ir.  Lansdale. 

Brassfields,  bap.,  Wilton,    Dr.  AVinsrate. 

Grove,  bap.,  Mt.  Energy,   Mr.    Lansdale. 

Grassy  Creek,  bap.,  Venable's,  

Henderson,  bap.,  Henderson, 

Hester's  bap. ,  5  miles  N.  W.  Oxford,  Mr. 
Beacham. 

Knapp  of  Reeds,  bap., ^Vlr.  Atkin- 
son. 

Mt.  Zion,  bap. ,  near  Berea, 

Mountain  Creek,  bap.,  Oak  Hill,  Mr. 
Stradley. 

Oxford,  bap.,  Oxford,  Mr.  Jno.  L.  Car- 
roll. 

Poplar  Creek,  ban.,  Henderson,  Mr.  Jno. 
L.  Carroll. 

Tabb's  Creek,  bap.,  near  Oxford,  Mr. 
John  Jj.  Carroll. 

Harriss'  Chapel,  prot.  meth.,  near  Wil- 
liamsboro', S.  P.  J.  Harriss. 

Midw.a.y,  prot.  meth.,  near  Williamsboro, 
S.  P.  J.  Harriss. 

Rohobeth,  prot.  meth.,  near  Oxford,  Mr. 
Gilbreth. 

L'nion  Chapel,  prot.  meth.,  near  Kit- 
trell's, Mr.  Gilbreth. 

Henderson,  pres.,  Jlr.  Hill. 

Oxford,  pres.,  Mr.  Hill. 

Grassy  Creek,  pres.,  j\Ir.  Ilill. 

Shiloh,  chris.,  Mr.  Ferrell. 

Genevah,  chris.,  Mr.  Ferrell. 

Sardis,  chris..  Oak  Hill,  Mr.  Ilines. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Granville  House,  Oxford,  Dr.  S.  A.  Wil- 
liams. 

Boarding  House,  Oxford,  Rev.  R.  P. 
Hunt. 

Board  House,  Oxford,  Mrs.  M.  E.  Wash- 
ington. 

Boarding  House,  Oxford,  Dan'l  S.  Os- 
borne. • 

Hotel,  Henderson,  J.  Sweat. 

Hotel,  Henderson,  IMrs.  Alley. 

Boarding  House,  Henderson,  j\Ir.  Smith. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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GRANVILLE. 


GRANVILLE. 


LAWYERS. 

Amis  Col.  James  S.,  Oxfoi-d. 
Cantwell  Col.  Edward,  Oxford. 
Edwards  L.  C,  Oxford. 
Hargrove  Col.  T.  L.,  Oxford. 
Harriss  Cicero  W.,  Oxford. 
Han-iss  George  Badger,  Henderson. 
Hays  John  W.,  Oxford. 
Lanier  M.  V.,  Oxford. 
Littlejohn  J.  T.,  Oxford. 
Lassiter  R.  W.,  Oxford. 
Rowland  James  H.,  Oxford. 
\' enable  A.  W.,  Oxford. 
Venable  Maj.  T.  B.,  Oxford. 
WorthamCol.  George,  Oxford. 
Williams  Samuel  T.,  Oxford. 
Williams  John  A.,  Oxford. 
Young- W.  Hamilton,  Henderson. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Iron  Foundry,  Oxford,  Jones  &  Hobgood. 
Tinnery,  Oxford,  Amon  Cretcher. 
Cabinet  Shop,  Oxford,  John  L.  Crabtree. 
Cabinet  Shop,  Oxford,  Benj.  F.  Persons. 
Undertaker,  Oxford,  Wm.  R.  Hunter. 
Tobacco    Factory,     Henderson,     Clark, 

Yancey  &  Co. 
Tobacco  Factory,  Oxford,  R.  H.   Kings. 

bury  &  Co. 
Tobacco  Factory,  Oxford,  Dan'I.  Osboni. 
Carriage  Factory,Williamsboro,E.  Ilaith- 

cock. 

3IERCHANTS    IN    OXFORD. 

Beasley  (W.  R.)  &  Co.,  d-uggist. 

Cooper  &  Williams,  dry  goods  and  gro- 
ceries. 

Cox  1.^  Jlorris,  gents  furni.shing  house. 

Ellington  J.  M. ,  liquors  and  wines. 

Grandy,  Landis  &  Co.,  dry  goods,  &c. 

Herndon  (H.  C.  &  W.  G.)  drygoods,&c. 

Hunt  James  T.,  dry  goods,  &c. 

Hunt  (R.  L.)  &  Bro,,  dry  goods,  &c. 

Harriss,  Crews  &  Co.,  dry  goods,  &c. 

Franklin  J.  B.,  confections. 

Franklin  Mrs.  J.  B.,  milliner. 

Hinton  Abram,  (col.)  family  grocer. 

Jenkins  W.   K.,  books  and  stationery. 

Mitchell  R.  J.,  drugs  and  paints. 

Osborne  Dr.  A.  F.,  drugs  and  paints. 

Osborne  Job,  confectioner. 

Parham  Sandy,  blacksmith  shop. 

Pool  &  Reavis,  liquors,  -wines,  &c. 

Street  P.  H.,  variety  store. 

Smith  B.,  tailor. 

Saterthwaite  T.,  tobacconist. 

Taylor  &  Kingsbury,  tobacconists. 

Spencer  John,  jr.,  livery  stable  ;  also 
proprietor  Henderson  hack  line. 

Grandy,  Kingsbury  &  Co..  tobacconists. 

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OTHER   MERCHANTS. 

Burwell  &  Parham,  Henderson. 

BettsC,  general  m'd'se,  Henderson. 

Harriss  Hardy,  Henderson. 

Vaughn  J.   W.,  Henderson. 

Wyche  P.  M.,  gen'l  md'&e,  Henderson. 

Kettle  L.  H.,  gen'l  md'se,  Henderson. 

Debnam,  Dr.  T.  C,  gen'l  md'se,  Hen- 
[      derson. 

Clarke,  Yancey  &  Co..  gen'l.  md'se,  Hen- 
derson. 

Laseiter(Jas.)  &  Son,  Henderson. 

Cheatham,  Andrews  &  Co.,  drugs,  Hen- 
derson. 

Lassiter  .James,  dry  goods,  Hender.son. 

Young  (D,  E.)  &  Sons,  dry  goods,  Hen- 
derson. 

Sanders ,  confections,  Henderson. 

Wyn  Sirs  ,  confections,  Henderson. 

Fasnach  Edward,  jeweler,  Henderson, 

Overton  Mrs.  E.  H.,  Kittreil's. 

Yancey  &  Blacknall,  Kittreil's. 

Satterwhate  Stephen,  Midway. 

MINISTERS. 

Tiilett  John,  meth.,  Oxford. 

Wiley  Lewis  K.,  meth.  (local)  Oxford. 

Brame  M.  A.,  meth.,  (local)  Kittreil's. 

Wyche  I.  T.,  meth.  Henderson. 

Hunt  R.  P.,  meth.  (local)  Oxford. 

Riddick  C.  B.,  meth.,  Kittreil's. 

Riddick ,  meth.  Kittreil's. 

Smith  T.  L.  D.,  meth.   (local)  Kittreil's. 

Homes  Wm.,  meth.,  (local)   Henderson. 

York  John  W.,  meth.,  (local)  Oxford. 

Hester  Benj.  B.,  meth.,  (local)  Mt.  En- 
ergy. 

Hester  Wni.,  meth.,  (local)  Oxford. 

Joyner  Peter  H.,  meth.,  (local)  Hender- 
son. 

Clark  J.  S.  R,  meth.,  Kittreil's. 

Vaughn  JIaurice,  epis.,  Oxford. 

Lansdale  J.  J.,  bap.,  Henderson. 

Beacham ,  bap. ,  Oxford. 

Atkinson ,-bap.,  Knapp  of  Reeds. 

Stradley ,  bap..  Oak  Hill. 

Carroll  John  L.,  bap.,  Oxford. 

Harriss  S.  J.  P.,  prot.  meth.,   Wms'boro. 

Gilbreth ,  prot.  meth.,  Oxford. 

Hill ,  presb. ,  Oxford. 

Ferrell ,  chris.,  Oxford. 

Hines ,  chris..  Oak  HilL 


3IILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Eutaw,  Wm.  S.  Skinner. 

Oxford,  D.  C.  Herndon. 

Grist  and  Saw,  Henderson,  Baldy  Davis. 

Flour,  Henderson,  Thos.  Reavis. 


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GREENE. 


GREENE. 


Floi^r,  Henderson,  TSIr.  Hart. 

Grist,  Oxford,  W.  &  D.  T.  Cheatham. 

Flour,  Grist  and  Saw,  Kittrell's,  T.  G. 

Cheatham. 
Grist,  Uenderson,  A.  Davis. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Booth  John,  Tally- II  o. 
Blacknall  G.  W.,  Kittrell's. 
Hester  Wm.,  Oxford. 

Debnam ■,  Henderson. 

Hicks  Wm.  R.,  Oxford. 
Cheatham  W.  T.,  Henderson. 
Harriss  A.  C,  Sassafras  Fork. 
Hicks  Robt.,  Henderson. 
Hines  Thos..  Kittrell's. 
Hicks  John  R.,  Henderson. 
Peace  (Plecsant)  &  Bro.,  Kittrell's. 

Henderson ,  Williamsboro. 

PaschallZ.  M.,  Oxford. 
Taylor  L.  C,  Oxford. 
WUson  Wm.,  Townesville. 
Young  P.  AV.,  Oxford. 
Young  Wesley,  Henderson. 
Youug  Samuel,  Henderson. 
Orren  E.  W.,  dentist,  Oxford. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Oxford,  Miss  Pattie  Jones. 
Henderson,  Miss  Bettie  Reavis. 
Kittrell's.  Jerome  Fuller. 

Tally-Ho, • 

Williamsboro, • 

Mt.  Energy,  Nat.  Cannady. 
Sassafras  Fork, — 


GREENE  COUNTY. 

Population  in   1860 7,935. 

County  Seat— Snow  Hill. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  —  Isler. 
Clerk  County  Court,  D.  A.  Spivey. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  J.  Q.  Jackson. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  R.  C.    D.  Beaman. 
Clerk  and  Master  inEq.,  H.  F.  Grainger. 
Cononer,  John  Britt. 
Register,  Haywood  Dale. 
Sheriff,  S.  R.  Harper. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper,  Wm.  Cobb. 
Trustee,  W.  E.  Best. 

SCHOOLS. 

Hokerton  Female  Academy,  Hookerton. 
Snow  Hill  Academy,  Snow  Hill. 
Carolina  Seminary,  Dan'l  Edwards. 


CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Chri.stian,  bap.,  Hookerton,  Geo.  Joyner. 
Freewill  bap.,  Hookerton,  Thos.  Moore. 
Hokerton,     meth,,    Hookerton,    T.     P- 

Ricaud. 
Edward's  Chapel,  meth.,   Hookerton,  T. 

P.  Ricaud. 
Jerusalem,   meth.,   near  Snow  Hill,    T. 

P.  Ricaud. 
Lebanon,  meth.,  Speight  Bridge,   T.   P. 

Ricaud. 
Ormond's  Chapel,  meth.  near   Carolina 

Seminary,  T.  P.  Ricaud. 
Rainbow,  meth.,  near  Hookerton,  T.  P. 

Ricaud. 
Tabernacle,  meth.  Speight'  Bridge,  T.  P. 

Ricaud. 
Yelverton,  meth.  Speight's  Bridge,  T.  P. 

Ricaud. 

Uuion  bap.  Hookerton,  B.  W.  Nash. 
HOTELS  &  BOARDING   HOUSES. 

Boarding  House,  Snow  Hill,  W   G.  Har- 
per. 
Hotel,  Snow  Hill,  J.  R.  DaD. 

LAWYERS. 

Williams  J.  B.  Snow  Hill. 
Isler  — ,  Snow  Hill. 

MERCHANTS. 

Aycocke  J.  C.  variety  store.  Snow  Hill. 
Cox  S.  P.  variety  store,  Speights  Bridge. 
Dail  &  Co.  variety  store,  Snow  HUl. 
Freeman  J.  T.  &  Co.  variety  store,  Snow 

Hill. 
Harper  &  Swinson,  variety  store,    Snow 

Hill. 
Jones  &  Murphy,   variety  store,  Snow 

Hill. 
Pittman  F.   M.   variety  store,  Speight's 

Bridge. 
Patrick  &  Smith,   variety  store,  Hook- 
erton. 
Spivey  D.  A.  &  Co.  variety  store,  Snow 

Hill. 
Williams  &  Warren,  variety  store.  Snow 

Hill. 

MINISTERS. 

Cuiminggim  W.  H.  meth.  (local,)  Hook- 
erton. 

Hooker  Nathan  A.,  meth.  Hooker- 
ton. 

Hardy  B.  S.  meth.  (local)  Hookerton. 

OrmondSam'l,  meth.  (local,)  Hookerton. 

Mahoney  James,  meth.,  (local,)  Snow 
Hill. 


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GUILFORD. 


Ricaud  T.  P.  meth.     Snow  HiU. 
]\Ioore  Thomas,  freewill  bap.  Snow  Hill. 
Dickson ,  freewill  bap.  Hookerton. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Hookerton  Flour  Mill,  J.  M.  Patrick. 
Tyson  Marsh   Mill,   W.  F.  &  J.  C.  Ed- 
wards. 
Rainbow  Mill,  Lemuel  Sugg. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Harvey  John,  Snow  Hill. 
Jones  \V.  J.  Snow  Hill. 
Masters  Joseph,  Hookerton. 
Rountree,  F.  M.,  Hookerton. 
Spicer  J.  D.  Snow  Hill. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS 

Snow  Hill, 

Hookerton, 

Speights  Bridge, 

Carolina  Seminary, 


GUILFORD  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 20,056. 

County    Seat— Gkeeksboko'. 

Population  of  Greensboro'in  1860 — 1,050. 

P.  A.  Ellis,  Mayor  of  Greensboro. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  D.  F.   Caldwell. 
Clerk  County  Court,  Lynden  Swain. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  J.  W.  Payne. 
Chairman  County  Court,   J.  II.  Lindsey. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq..  Ralph  GorreU. 

Coroner, 

Register,  Wm.  U.  Steiner. 
Sheriff,  R.  M.  Stafford. 
Surveyor,  J.  W.  Gilmer. 
Standard  Keeper,  C.  G.  Yates. 
Trustee,  Wyatt  W.  Ragsdale. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Male  Acad'y,  Greensboro,  J.  R.  McLean. 
New  Garden  Academy,  Johnath.  E.  Cox. 
Male  and  Female  Seminary,  Greensboro, 

T.  L.  &  R.  P.  Troy. 
Greensboro  Female    Seminary   (burnt  in 

1864.)  not  yet  rebuilt. 
Edgeworth   Seminary,  not  in  operation. 

Deep  River  Academy, ,  principal. 

Jamestown  Academy, .,  prmcipal. 

Monticello  Academy,  ,   principal. 

McLeansville  Academy, ,  principal 

Fern.  School,  Greensboro,  J.  R.  AVharton 


CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Greensboro,  presb.  J.  Henry  Smith. 

Alamance,  presb.  (country)  William  B. 
Tidball. 

Buffalo,  presb., (country)  James  C.  Alex- 
ander. 

Bethel,  presb.,  (country)  James  C.  Alex- 
ander. 

High  Point,  presb.,  Mr.  Johnson. 

Greensboro,  meth.,  Wm.  Barringer. 
High  Point,  meth.  B.  Craven,  D.   D. 
Mt.  Pisgah,  meth.  John  W.  Lewis. 
Jamestown,  meth.,  .John  W.  Lewis. 
Friendship,  meth.  John  W.  Lewis. 
Oak  Ridge,  meth.,  John  W.  Lewis. 
Brace's  l>i  Roads,  meth.,  Jno.  W.  Lewis 
Pisgah,  meth.,  John  W.  Lewis. 
Gethsemane,  meth.,  John  W.  Lewis. 
Lee's  Chapel,  meth.,  John  W.  Lewis. 
Mure's  Chapel,  meth.,  John  W.  Lewis. 
Goshen,  meth.,  John  W.Lewis. 
Rehobeth,  meth.,  C.  H.  Phillips. 
Pleasant  Garden,  meth.,  C.  H.  Phillips. 
Mt.  Pleasant,  meth.,  C.  H.  Phillips. 
Centre,  meth.,  John  W.  Lewis. 
Mue's  Chapel, meth.,  W.  B.  Richardson. 
Boman's  Chapel,  meth.,W.  B.  Richardson 
Bunker's  HUl,  meth.,  W.  B.  Richardson. 
Oak  Ridge,  meth.,  W.  B.  Richardson. 

Shoemaker's,  luth.,  Sam'l  Rothruck. 

Brick  Church,  ger.  rel,   G.   W.  Welker. 

New  Garden,  friends,  periodical  pastors. 
Dover,  friends,  *'  " 

Centre,  friends,  "  " 

Deep  River,  friends,  "  " 

Springfield,  friends,  "  " 

Hillsdale,  prim.  bap.  Mr.  McNeely. 
Bruce'st><i  Roads,  bap.,  J.Jones. 
Elm  Grove,  bap.,  Robert  Gooly. 
Greensboro,  bnp.,  P.  H.  Fontaine. 
High  Point,  bap., 

Flat  Rock,  prot.  meth.  Mr.  Linebury. 
Friendship,  prot,  meth.  A.  Gray. 
Ahi,  prot.  meth.  A.  Gray. 
Jamestown,  prot.  meth.  A.  Gray. 
Hopewell,  prot.  meth.  A.  Gray. 
Fair  Grove,  prot  meth.  A.  Gray. 
Sandy  Run,  prot.  meth.  A.  Gn.y. 
Oak  Ridge,  prot.  meth.  A.  Gray. 
Hickory  Grove,  prot.  meth.  A.  Gray. 
Mt.  jMoriah,  prot.  meth.  A.  Gray. 
Red  Hill,  prot.  meth.  A.  Gray. 
Bethel,  prot.  meth.  Mr.  Linebury. 
Union,  prot.  meth.  jMr.  Linebury. 
Benedict's,  prot.  meth.  Mr.  Linebury. 

HOTELS  &   BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Metropolitan,  Greensboro,  Black  &  Scales 


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NORTH  CAROLINA 


GUILFOKD. 


GUILFORD. 


Mansion    House,    Greensboro,  Rees    & 

Albright. 
Planter's  House,  J.  T.  Rees. 
Railroad  House,  Greensboro,  William  E. 

Edwards. 
Hotel,  High  Point,  W.  G.  Barbee. 
Hotel,  High  Point,  M.  Ferrell. 
Hotel,  Jamestown,  Dr.  S.  G.  Coffin. 
Boarding  House,Greensboro,  Mary  Hyatt 
DonneU's  House,  Oak  Ridge,  W.  Donnell 

LAWYERS. 

Adams  Peter  H.,  Greensboro. 
Caldwell  D.F.  F.,  Greensboro. 
Dick  R.  P.,  Greensboro. 
Gorrell  Ralph,  Greensboro. 
Gilmer  John  A.,  sr.,  Greensboro. 
Gilmer  John  A.,  jr.  Greensboro. 
Hill  Wilson  S.,  Greensboro. 
King  Walter  W.,  Greensboro. 
Keogh  Thomas  B.,  Greensboro. 
McLean  Jesse  R., 

Morehead  James  T.,  sr.,  Greensboro. 
Morehead  James  T.,  ]r.,  Greensboro. 
Mendenhall  C.  P.,    Greensboro. 
McLean  James  R.,  Greensboro. 
Payne  J.  W.,  Greensboro. 
Staples  John  N. ,  Greensboro. 
Stanton  Benjamin  F.,  Greensboro. 
Scott  L.  M.,  Greensboro. 
Scott  Will.  L.,  Greensboro. 
Tourgee  Albion  W.,  Greensboro. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Cigar  Factoi-y,  Greensboro,  A.  Brochman 
Carriage  and  Buggy,  Greensboro,    James 

F.  Pearce. 
Carriage  and  Buggy,  Greensboro,  George 

Ledford. 
Cabinet  Shop,  Greensboro,  Jno.  A.  Poin- 

dexter. 
Cabinet  Shop,  Wm.  Collins. 
Saddle  and  Harness,  Greensboro,  James 

E.  Thorn. 
Saddle  and  Harness,    Greensboro,  J.  W. 

S.  Parker. 
Saddle  and  Harness,  Greensboro,  J.  G. 

Sullivan. 
Boots  and  Shoes,   Greens.,  T.  S.  Hayes. 
Boots  and   Shoes,   Greensboro,  Richard 

Crittenden. 
Boots  and  Shoes,  Greens.,   James  Dean. 
Iron  Foundry  and  Machine  bhop,  Greens- 
boro, Jere.  H.  Tari^ley. 
Florida  Balm,  &c.,   Greensboro,  George 

H.  Livingston. 
Logan  M'f'gCo.,  Jamestown,  Thomas  S. 

Cook,  agent. 
Tin  and   Copper  Smithing,   Greensboro, 

C.  G.  Yates. 
Tin  Smithing,  Greensboro,  J.  O.  Sullivan 
Cotton  Fact'y,  Jamestown.  Mr.  Hill,  agt. 


Axe  Handle  Factory,    Greensboro,   Mr. 

Snow,  superintendent. 
Tobacco  Fact'y,  Greensboro,  E.  P.  Jones 
Tobacco  Factory,     Greensboro,  Joseph 

Haskins. 
Tobacco  FactoiT,  Greens.,  Jno.  Hoskin? 
Foundry  and  Plow  Factory,  Greensboro' 

Mr.  Tarpley. 
Foundry  and  Plow  Fact.,   New  Garden, 

Ad.  Boring. 

MERCHANTS,  &c. 

Adams  Sarah,  milliner,  Greensboro. 
Albright  Jas.   W.,  confectioner,  Greens. 
Beville  &  Bowman,  Hillsdale. 
Benbow  D.  W.  C,  gen.    md'se.    Greens. 
Bogart  &  Murray,  gen.  md'se.  Greens. 
Bowman  WyattF.,  High  Point. 
Brovsm  Michajl,  smith.  Greensboro. 
Bouldin  J.,  Oak  Ridge. 
Coal  D.  W.,  smith,  Greensboro. 
Church  I.  J,  M.,  High  Point. 
Dodson  S.  C,  Greensboro. 
Dodson  &  Hudson,  Monticello. 
Denny  Eli,  High  Point. 
Dickson  James  R.,  High  Point. 
Edwards  Wm. E.,auctioneer,Greensboro. 
Efland  Jno.  G.,  tailor,  Greensboro. 
Fowler  W.  L..  merchant,  Greensboro. 
Fisher  A.  F.,  High  Point. 
Foust  D.  P.,  Gibsonville. 
Graham  Thomas,  Oak  Ridge. 
FarrarWm.  B.,  jeweler,  Greensboro. 
Glenn  R.  W.,  drugs,  Greensboro. 

Gilmer  A.  L.,  Greensboro. 

Golding  S.  J.,  house  painter,  Greensboro 

Harrell  &  Hughes,  tailors,  Greensboro. 

Henderson  &Co.,  High  Point. 

Hughes  W.  P.,  photogra])hist,  Greens. 

Jerrell  M.,  High  Point. 

Jerrell  Noah,  High  Point. 

King  Dr.  E.  B.,  drugs,  High  Point. 

Klein  J.  D.,  ready-made  cloth..  Greens. 

Lindsny  A..  H.,  Friendship. 

Lindsay  &  Campbell,  High  Point. 

Lindsay  (R.  J.)  &  Co.,  High  Point. 

Lindsay  Ernest,  confec,  Greensboro. 

Moffit  W.  D.,  grocer.  High  Point. 

Moore  Mrs.  Caroline,  milliner.  Greens. 

Maurice  Mrs.  F.  B.,  milliner,  Greensboro. 

ISIaurice  Prof.  F.  B.,  music  store,Greens. 

JMendenhall  &  Sons,  High  Point. 

McAdoo  &  Bro.,  Greensboro. 

Mebane  W.  M.,  Shaw's  Mills. 

McAdoo  W.  D.,  Jamestown. 

Moore  W.  S.,  Greensboro.  ' 

Jlay  L.  R.,  Greensboro. 

Perry  Seborn,  High  Point. 

Porter  &Eckle,  drugs,  Greensboro. 

Rankin  John  C,  High  Point. 

Rhodes  &  Wilson,  Summerfield. 

Routzahn  L.  H.,  Greensboro. 

Smith  &  Gilmer,  Greensboro. 


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GUILFOED. 


Smith  A.  B.,  High  Point. 

Sloan  &  Sons,  Greensboro. 

Steel  Seymore,  Greensboro. 

Sciith  &  Islej,  GibsonvUle. 

Scott  David,  Greensboro. 

Sterling  (R.)  &  Son,  books,  Greensboro, 

Withers  Henry,  Greensboro. 

Trotter  W.  D.,  Greensboro. 

Weatherly  Andrew,  Greensboro. 

Wall  P.,  Hillsdale. 

Willis  H.  C,   confectioner,  Greensboro. 

^\att  R.   A.,   jeweler,  Greensboro. 

^ynkescfc  Wiley,  barbers,    Greensboro. 

^atesC.  G.,  gen.  md'se,   Greensboro. 

BROKERS. 

Henry  G.  Kellog,  Greensboro. 
Wilson  &  Shober,  Greensboro. 

NURSERYMEN. 

Westbrook  &  Albright,   Greensboro. 

Joshua  Lindley,  Greensboro. 

J.  V.  Lindsay,  5  miles  west  Greensboro. 

C.  P.  j^Iendenhall,  Greensboro. 
J.  Milton  Fentress,  Greensboro. 

EDITORS,  AGENTS,  &c. 

J.  W.  Albright,  editor  Greensboro  Times 

and  job  printer. 
Mrs.  Francis  M.  Bumpass,  editress  of  the 

\V'eekly  Message. 

D.  F.  Caldwell,  ed.  Greensboro  Patriot. 
J.  B.  Gretter,agt.  GuUf  ord  Land  Agency, 

Greensboro. 

MINISTERS. 

Barringer  Wm.,  meth.,  Greensboro. 
Thompson  Fleming,meth..  (local)  Green. 
Wilson  N.  H.  D.,  meth.,  Greensboro. 
WUson  W.  C,  meth.,  Greensboro. 
Westbrook  C.  W.,  meth.,  (local)  Green. 
Stevenson  Berry,  meth.,  (local)  Green. 
Long  John,  meth.,  (local)  Greensboro. 
Philips  Chas.  H.,  meth.,  Greensboro. 
Richardson  W.  B.,  meth.,  Jamestown. 
Bodenheimer  J.,  meth.,  (lucal)  Green. 

Welker  J.  W.,  ger.  ref.,  Gibsonville. 

Rothrock  Samuel,  luth.,  Gibsonville. 

Fontain  P.  H.,  sr.,bap.,   Greensboro. 
Fontain  P.  H.jr.,  bap.,  Greensboro. 

Narsh ,  bap.,  Greensboro. 

Jones  J.,  bap.,  Greensboro 

Tidball  Wm.  B.,  presb.,  Greensboro. 
Alexander  J.  C,  presb.,  Greensboro 
Smith  J.  Henry,  presb.,  Greensboro 

Gray  A.,  prot.  meth.,  Friendship. 


Lineberg ,  prot.  meth..  Bethel. 

Dean  Ch.,  prot.  meth.,  Greensboro 
Holten  Quinten,  prot.  meth.,  Greensboro 
Peoples  Hubbard,prot.  meth., Greensboro 

MINES. 

North  State  (gold  and  copper)  J.  P.  Oats, 

agent. 
Guildford  Mine  (gold  and  copper) 
Cambridge  IMine  (gold  and  copper) 
Gardner   Hill  (gold  and   copper)   Capt. 

Staples 
Fisher  Hill  (gold  and  copper) 
Deep  River  (gold  and  copper) 
Lindsay  Gold  Mine. 

MILLS  AND  MILL    OWNERS. 

Armfield's,  Greensboro,  E.  Armfield 
Clapp's,  Gibsonville,  J.  Clapp 
Carter's,  Jamestown,  John  Carter. 
Chipman's,  Jamestown,  J.  A.  Davis 
Donnell's,  Greensboro,  W.   A.   Donnell. 
Davis',  Centre,  James  Davis. 
Donnell's,  Greensboro,   George  Donnel 
Donnell's,  McLeansville,  H.  Donnell 
Davis',  Jamestown,  J.  A.  Davis. 
Elliott's,  Jamestown,  H.  C  Lamb 
Fulk's,  Monticello,  J.  T.  Dodson 
Hamburg,  Greensboro,  J.    T.   Morehead 
Hudson's,  Brick  Church.  William  Hudson 
Lomax's,  Mr.  Lomax 
Ingle's,  (ribsonville,  David  Ingle 
Mendenhall's,    Jamestown,    Mrs.  D.   C. 

Mendenhall. 
OiTell's,  Greensboro,  L.  D.  Orrell. 
Pritchett's,  Monticello,   Webb  Pritchett 
Parsons',  Jamestown,  J.  W.  Freeman 
Robins',  Jamesto^\^l,  J.  F.  Holton 
Sander's,  Oak  Ridge,  J.  N.  Nelson 
Summers',  Gibsonville,  L.  W.   Summers 
Shaw's,  Shaw's  Mill,  F.  Shaw. 
Stuart's,  McLeansville,  .J.  A.  Stuart. 
Wheeler's,  Jamestown,  William  Wheeler 

&  Co. 
Wilson's,  McLeansville,  T.  B   Donald 
Woody's,  Shaw's  Mill,  N.  D    Woody 
Young's,  Greensboro,  Wm.  M.  Young. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Albright  "Wm.  31.  Greensboro. 
Alexander  — ,  Greensboro. 
Coble  W.  A.  in  country. 
Campbell  — ,  High  Point. 
Coble  Wesley  A.  in  country. 
Cook  — ,  Oak  Ridge. 
Cole  John  L.  in  country. 
Coffin  S.  G.  Jamestown. 
Denny  R.  K.  Monticello. 
Gumming  J.  T.  F.  in  country. 


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HALIFAX. 


HALIFAX. 


Hall  .James  K,  Greensboro. 
Eaton  — ,  Friendship. 
Glenn  R.  W.  Greensboro. 
Keruer —  Oak  Kidge. 
Hoover  A.  S.  .Jamestown. 
Jjogan  John  E.  Greensboro. 
]\IcNairy  W.  in  country. 
McLean  Joseph  A.  McLeansville. 
JMcDanielA.  P.  McLeansville. 
Porter  A.  S.  Greensboro. 
Pugh  W.  P.  High  Point. 
Powell  S.  A.  Summerfield. 
I^hipps  L.  A.  in  countiy. 
Plunkett  Wm.  R.  in  country. 
Robbins  J.  L.  Frendship. 
Sapp  B.  F.  Friendship. 
Sapp  A.  J.  High  Point. 
Staples  H.  H.  Greensboro. 
Winchester  J.  W.  Hillsdale. 
Wright  W.  F.  in  country. 
Hewlett  J.  W.  dentist,  Greensboro. 
Jones,  W.  O.  dentist,  High  Point. 
Scott  Rufus,  dentist,  Greensboro. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 


Brick  Church, 

Centre,  Miss  Murrow. 

Monticello, 

Deep  River, 

Fentress,  MissE.  C.  Fentress. 
Friendship,  J.  Russell. 

Gibsonville, 

Summerfield,  C.  Wilson. 
Gilmer's  Store,  Thos.   Reagan. 
Greensboro,  John  D.  White. 
High  Pdint,  Eli  Denny. 
HUlsdale,  W.  D.  Archer. 
Jamestown,  Julia  A.  Ilarriss. 

Oak  Ridge, 

JMcLeansville, 

Monticello,  Mr.  Pritchett. 
New  Garden,  J.  E.  Cox. 

Oak  Ridge, 

Shaw's  Mills,  R.  P.  Shaw 

Summerfield, 

Westminister, 


HALIFAX  COUNTY. 

Population   in  1860 19,443 

County  Seat— ILvLiFAX. 

Population  in  18C0,  500 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney, 


Clerk  County  Court,  John  T.  Gregory. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,   Thomas  G.  Lane. 
Chairman  County  Court,  R.  H.  Smith. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  Thomas  N.  Hill. 


Coroners,  .Jas.  A.  Pope  and  F.  A.  Smith. 
Register,  James  i\r.  Grizzard. 
Sheriff.  .James  S.  Snow. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  W.  W.  Brickell. 

SCHOOLS. 

Vine  Hill  Academy,  Scotland  Neck,  Jeff 

Lovejoy,  principal. 
Miss  Bettie  Evans'  School,  Weldon. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Bethlehem,  meth.  Littleton,  W.  C.  Gan- 
non. 

Edmonds'  Chapel,  meth.,  Littleton,  W. 
C.  Gammon. 

Bethel,  meth.,  Littleton,  W.  C.   Gannon. 

Halifax,  meth.  W.  C.  Gannon. 

Calvaiy,  meth.  Littleton,  W.  C.  Gannon. 

Weldon,  meth.,  W.  C.  Gannon. 

Enfield,  meth.  W.  C.  Gannon. 

Pierce's  Chapel,  meth.  Halifax,  W.  C. 
Gannon. 

Farmville,  meth.  Enfield,  W.  C.  Gannon. 

Scotland  Neck,  meth.    W.  C.  Gannon. 

Smith's,  meth.  Weldon,  W.   C.    Gannon. 

New  Hope,  meth.,  Weld.,  W.  C.  Gannon 

Catholic  Church,  Halifax, 

Halifax,  epis. 

Enfield,  prot.  meth 


Moriah,  prot.  meth.,  Enfield, 


HOTELS   &  BOARDING  HOUSES 

Halifax  Hotel,  A.PL.  Pearce. 
Enfield  Hotel.  Peter  Forbs. 
Scotland  Neck  Hotel,  Wm.  Fenner. 
Weldon  Hotel,  Dr.  G.  W.  Blacknall. 

LAWYERS. 

Branch  Tyler,  Enfield. 
Clark  Walter.  Weldon. 
Conigland  Ed.,  Halifax. 
Devereux  Thos.  P.,  Halifax. 
Day  \V.  W.,  Weldon. 
Hill  Thomas  N.,  Scotland  Neclc. 
Kerr  W.  A.,  Weldon. 
AVhitaker  Spier,  Enfield. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Plow  Factory,  Weldon,  D.  C.  Rukerson. 
Distillery,    Halifax,  M.  McMa'aan  &  Co. 

MERCHANTS. 


ArringtonWm.  A.,  Halifax. 
Bryant  &  Bro.,  Enfield. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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HALIFAX. 


HAKNETT. 


Buggs  &  Morrisett,  Scotland  Neck. 
Baker  John  L.,  Palmyra. 
Barnes,  Lewis  &  Co.,  Enfield. 
Cotton  (B.  W.)&  Co.  Scotland  Xeck. 
Cohen  (Jones)  &  Co.,  drugs.  Enfield. 
Donell  &  Goode,  Y\'eldon. 
Fenner  (Smith)    &  Co.,   Scotland  Neck. 
Garibaldi   (Randolph)  &  Co.,  Crowell's 

>^  Roads. 
Grizzard  (Jas.  M.)  &  Co.,  drugs,  Halifax. 
Emory  Thos.  L.,  Halifax. 
Hunter  (Benj.)  &  Son,   Brinkleysville. 
Hunter,  Allen  &  Co.,  Weldon. 
Hyman  &  Peters,  Scotland  Neck. 
Johnston  (W.  A.)  &  Co,,  Littleton. 
Johnston  &  Weller,  Riugwood. 
"Morriss  James  A.,  Enfield. 
Laws  D.  A.,  Halifax. 
Mc^Iahan  &  Devereux,  Halifax. 
]\IalIory  &  Jerkens,  Littleton. 
Nichols  Jehu,  Scotland  Neck. 
Owens  George  W.,  Halifax. 
Overby  (J.  L.)  &  Co.,  Halifax. 
Parker  (J.  H.)  &  Co.,  Enfield. 
Perkins  (W.  M.)  &  Co.,  Darlington. 
Shields,  Smith  &  Co.,  Scotland  Neck. 
Smith  &  Brickhouse.  Littleton. 
Solomon  W,  P.,  Bnnkleysville. 
Spellman  &  Co.,  Weldon. 
Tellery  John  R.,  TeUery's  MiU. 
"VVoodtt  Bond,  drugs,  Scotland  Neck. 
Whitaker  (M.  T.)  &  Co.,  Enfield. 
"Whitaker  (J.  H.)  &  Co.,  Enfield. 

MINISTERS. 

Lowe  Thomas   G.,  meth.  (local)  Halifax 
Gonnon  W.  C.  meth.  Halifax. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Weldon,  Waldon,  N.  'M.  Long. 
ANTeldon,  Weldon,  Sylvester  Smith  &  Co. 
Tillery's,  Tillery's.  John  R.  Tillery. 
Scotland  Neck,  P.  E.  Smith. 
Scotland  Neck,  N.  B.  Jones. 
Scotland  Neck,  W.  I.  Hill. 
Hunter's,  Hunter  &  Bellamy. 
Hale's,  W.  E.  Aaron. 


PHYSICIANS. 

,  Gaston. 


Clements  — 

Callan  B.  W.,  Scotland  Neck. 

Branch  J.  R.,  Enfield. 

Drake  Frank,  Ringwood. 

Davis  Thad.,  Weldon. 

Edwards  Benj.  C,  Brinklej  sville. 

Gee  C.  I.,  Weldon. 

Gresiory  Thos.  W.,  Enfield. 

Gregory  Charles,  Crowell's  txj  Roads. 

Hunter  James,    Enfield. 

Hunter  William,  Enfield. 


Hall  A.  S.,  Ssotland  Neck, 
Hill  W.  H.,  Halifax. 
Joyner  Henry,  Enfield. 
i\Iacon  G.  H.,  Littleton. 
Macon  George,  Littleton. 
Moore  J.  11.,  Gaston. 
O'Brien  John,  Halifax. 

Powell ,  Scotland  Neck. 

Patterson —,  Littleton. 

Pearce  A.  B.,    Halifax.    • 
Perkins  W.  M.,  Darlington. 
Summerall  Thomas  S.,  Halifax. 
Savage  ]\I.  T.,  Scotland  Neck. 
WelkersM.  A.,  Halifax. 
WoodW.  R.,  Scotland  Neck. 
Whitaker  B.  F.,  Enfield. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Halifax,  Nicholas  Fitzpatrick. 
Weldon,  J.  W.  Renfrow. 

Enfield,  

Littleton, 

Gaston,  


HAENETT  COUNTY. 

PopuLATiox  IN  1860 8,039. 

County   Seat — LiLLlNGTON. 

COL^^TY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  A.  D.  McLean. 

Clerk  County  Court,  B.  T.  Shaw. 

Clerk  Superior  Court.  J.  W.  Atkins. 

Chairman  Co.  Court, 

Clerk  &  M.  in  Equity. 

Coroner, 

Register,  A.  F.  Kivet. 
Sheriff,  J.   R.  Grady. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee, 


CHURCHES   AND  PASTORS. 

Antioch, ,  J.  C.  Marcom. 

Barbecue,  pres.  A.  H.  Caldwell. 
Barclay's  Chapel,  meth.  E.  I.  Avers. 
China  Grove,  pres.  J.  L.  Fairly. 
Friendship,  bap.  J.  C.  Marcom. 
Harnett,  meth.  J.  Avert. 
Hebrew,  meth.  D.  H.  McNeil. 
Neil's  Creek,  mis.  bap.  J.  Howell. 
Pisgah,  pres.  A.  H.  Caldwell. 
Prospect,  freewill  bap.  W.  M.  Byr(\ 
Tirza  pres.  A.  H.  Caldwell. 
Wesley  Chapel,  meth.,   Gabriel  Farmer. 

LAWYERS. 

^IcLean  A.  D.  Lillington. 
McKay  N.  Summerville. 
Spears  J.  A.  Summerville, 


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HARNETT. 


HAYWOOD. 


MERCHANTS. 

Bowes  Tl'^ry,  Lillington. 
Barbee  C.  U.  &  Co.  Barclaysville. 
Dewar  A.  H.  Chalk  Level, 
l^ewar  II.  B,  "Winslow. 
Dumbtree  .Jacob,  Averysboro. 
.Johnson  .Ja.s.  A.  Barclaysville. 
Stewart  .Jas.  B.  Bunn's  Jjevel. 
Turner  S.  W.  Suramersville. 
Sewles  CW.  B.)  &  Co.  Bunn's  Level. 

MINISTERS. 

Ausley -,  chris.  Winslow. 

Avent  I.  W.  meth.  Barclaysville. 
Byrd  Wm.  freewill  bap.  Averysboro'. 
Caldwell  A.  H.  pres.  Lillington. 
Farmer  Gabriel,|meth.,  I^illington. 
Fairly  .1.  L.  bap.  lillington. 
Howell  J.  miss.  bap.  Lillington. 
Marcom  .J.  C.  miss.  bap.  Lillinarton. 
McNeill  D.  H.  meth.  Harrington. 
"VVest ,  meth.  Bunn's  Level. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Barney  H.  A.  Grist  mill. 
Campbell  F.  Grist  mill. 
Crowder  L.  F.  Grist  mill. 
Douglas  Nathan,  merchant  mill. 
Fowler  Allen,  Gristmill. 
Gaskin  .Jno.  Grist  mill. 
Hodges  J.  B.  Grist  mill. 
.Johnson  Jas.   Grist  mill. 
Mathews  Jno.  Grist  mill. 
McNeil  R.  C.  Grist  mill. 
McLean  Peter,  Grist  mill. 
McKay  J.  W.  mer.  mill. 
McLean  A.  J.  Grist. 
Norris  P.  A.  mer.  mill. 
Pearson  John,  mer.  mill. 
Poince  N.  A.  mer.  mill. 
Turlington  R.  Grist  mill. 
Turlington  A.  J.  Grist  mill. 
May  P.  J.  mer.  mill. 
Williams  J.  C.  Grist  mill. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Atkins  J.  W.  Lillington. 
McDougal  J.  A.  Summervillc. 
McKay  .J.  A.  Averysboro. 
McNeil  W.  M.  Lillington. 
3IcLean  .J.  T,  Bunn's  Level. 
Turner  H.  M.  Averysboro. 
Williams  .James  I.  Bunns  I^evel. 
Williams  Jno.  E.  Bunns  Level. 
"Williams  D.  W.  Barclaysville. 
Williams  B.  C.  Chalk  Level. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Barclaysville,  Miss  Sue  Robertson. 
Averysboro,  — . 


Bunn's  Level, 
Summersville,  ■ 

Winslow, 

Lillington, 


HAYWOOD   COUNTY. 

Populat!on  in  1860 5,801. 

County    Seat — Watnesville. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  J.  C.  S.  Gudger. 
Clerk  County  Court,  W.  W.  Mcdford. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  G.  S.  Ferguson. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  H.  P.  ^laynes. 
Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.  G.  N.  Burrus. 

Cororner, 

Register,  W.  G.  Brown. 
Sheriff,  F.  M.  Davis. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  W.  Brown. 

Tax  Collector,  Hiram  Rogers. 

SCHOOLS. 

Primary    School,    Waynesville,    N.    C. 

Wallace. 
Richland  Institute,  Waynesville,  Rev.  T. 

F.   Glenn. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Bethel,  bap.  Forks  of  Pigeon,  D.  B.  Nel- 
son. 

Crab  Tree,  bap.  Pigeon  River,  J.  H. 
Hagaman. 

Locust  Fields,  bap.  Forks  of  Pigeon,  D. 
B.  Nelson. 

Waynesville,  bap.  Webster,  E.  D.  Bundle 

Amon  Plains,  meth.,  Richland  Valley, 
F.  F.  Glenn. 

Bethel,  meth.,  F.  F.  Glenn. 

Five  Creeks,  meth.,  F.  F.  Glenn. 

Shady  Grove,  meth.,  F.  F.  Glenn. 

Morningstar,  meth.  F.  F.  Glenn. 

Richland  Institute,  meth.,  F.  F.  Glenn. 

Parker's  Chapel,  meth.  F.  F.  Gleen. 

Waynesville,  meth.,  F.  F.  Glenn. 

Cross  Roads,  meth.   epis.  B.  F.  Wells. 

Mornington,  meth.  epis.  B.  F.  Wells. 

Sensabough's,  meth.  epi?.  B.  F.  Wells. 

Shook's  Camp  Ground,  meth.  epis.  B.  F. 
AVells. 

Richland  Institute,  meth.  ep'ia.  B.  F. 
Wells. 

Waynesville,  pres.  Wm.  Graves. 

Bethel,  pres.  Wm.  Graves. 

HOTELS. 

,   Hotel,  Waynesville,  Mrs.  Jane  C.  Miller. 
Hotel,  Waynesville,  Mrs.  E.  Battle. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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HENDERSON. 


LAWYERS. 

Gudger  J.  C.  L.  Waynesville. 
Love  jMathew  H.  Waynesville. 
Norwood  W.  L.  Waynesville. 
Tate  W.  L.  Waynesville. 
Welch  W.  P.  WaynesviUe. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Boot  &  Shoe,  Waynesville,  A.   W.  Rich. 
ManT g  Co.   Waynesville,  Wm.  A.    Do- 

zier  &  Co. 
Saddle  &  Harness,  Waynesville,   W.  E. 

Miller. 

MERCHANTS. 

Cathey  Joseph,  Forks  of  Pigeon. 

Garrett  W.  B.  C.  Richland  Valley. 

Herren  A.  L.  WaynesviUe. 

Lee  &  Boyd,  WajTiesville. 

Rich  S.  W.  boots  &  shoes,  WaynesviUe. 

HiU  &  Walker,  Crab  Tree. 

Wilbor  J.  T.  D.  WaynesviUe. 

MINISTERS. 

Bundle  E.  D.  bap.  WaynesviUe. 
Nelson  D.  B.  bap.  Forks  of  Pigeon. 
Hagaman  J.  H.  bap.  Pigeon  River. 
Glenn  F.  F.  meth.  Richland  Valley. 
Wells  B.  F.  meth.  epis.,| Leicester. 
Graves  Wm.  pres.  MUls  River. 

MINES. 

Pigeon  River  Mine,  AVm.  Dozier  &  Co. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Merchant  Flour,  WaynesviUe,  L.  M.  & 
R.  V.  Welch. 

Merchant  Flour,  Forks  of  Pigeon,  Jo- 
seph Cathey. 

PHYSICIANS. 

AUen  G.  D.  S.  Pigeon  River. 
Farmer  J.  F.  Waynesville. 
Love  Sam'l  L.  WaynesviUe. 
Rogers  H.  N.  WaynesvUIe. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS 

Forks  of  Pigeon,  Mrs.  Decon. 
Jonathan's  Creek,  Miss  Laura  Leather- 
wood. 
Pigeon  River,  Mrs.  Haynes. 
Richland  Valley,  Miss  Garrett. 
WaynesvUIe,  Mrs.  Debora  McGee. 
MiU's  River, 


HENDEESON  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 10,448 

County  Seat — Hendebsonville. 
COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney, 

Clerk  County  Court.  J.  C.  GuUick, 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  S.  Waldrop. 

Chairman  County  Court, 

Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  ■ 

Coroner, 

Register, 

Sheriff,  W.  D.  Justice 

Surveyor. 

Standard  Keeper, ■ 

Ti-ustee, 

SCHOOLS, 

Henderson  Academy 
IVIiils  Kiver  School 
Blue  Ridge  Academy 
Mountain  Page  Academy 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

BAPTIST. 

Antioch,  E.  W.   Adams,  Hendersonville. 

Beulah,  J.  W.  Blythe,  Bowman's  Bluff. 

Crab  Tree,  J.  M.  Bryan,  HendersonviUe. 

Ebenezer,  N.  P-  Corn,  HendersonvUle. 

Holly  Springs,  E.  M.  Andrews,  Hender- 
sonviUe. 

HendersonviUe,  G.  S.  Jones. 

Green  River,  E.  M.  Smith,  Green  River. 

Hooper's  Creek,  W.  Mints,  Shufordsville 

Liberty,  G.  W.  Mace,  EdneyvUle. 

Mount'n  Page,  A.  D.  Bowers,Blue  Ridge 

Mt.  Moriah,  J.  W.  Blythe,  Bowman's 
Bluff. 

MUl's  River,  J.  B.  Marsh,  MUls  River. 

Mud  Creek,  E.  M.  Anderson,  Hend'vUle. 

Pleasant  Grove,  E.  M.  Anderson,  Bow- 
man's Bluff. 

Refuge,  A.  J.  Corn,  HendersonviUe. 

METHODIST. 

Blue  Ridge,  Mr.  Bowman,  Blue  Ridge. 
Boilstone,  Mr.  Bowman,  MiU'a  River. 
HendersonviUe,   Mr.   Bowman, 
MUls'  River,  Mr.  Bowman,  MUls'  River. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

HendersonnUe  Hotel. 
Planters'  Hotel,  HendersonviUe. 
Flat  Rock  Hotel,  Flat  Rock. 
Boarding  House,   Mrs.  Freeman. 
Boarding  Houae,  Mrs.  Davis. 


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HERTFORD. 


Boarding  House,  J.  McMiuns. 
Shuford's  House. 
Henry  Lane's  House. 

LAWYERS. 

Brown  B.,  Hendersonville. 
Hyman  J.  D.,  Hendersonville. 
Graves  W.  H.,  Hendersonville. 
Osborne  J.,  Hendersonville. 

MERCHANTS. 

Allen  T.  A.,  Hender.sonville. 
Gash,  Erwin  &   Fuller,  Hendersonville. 
McMinn  (G.  W.)  &  Co.,  Hendersonville. 
Ripley  (Z.)  &  Sou,  Hendersonville. 
Tinsley  &  Co.,  HendersonvUle. 
Whitted  W.  D.,  Hendersonville. 

MINISTERS. 

Anderson  E.  M.,  bap.,  Hendersonville. 
Adams  E.  W.,  bap.,  Ilendersonville. 
Bo  wen  N.,  bap.,  Hendersonville. 
Bryan  J.  M.,  bap.,   Hendersonville. 
Blythe  J.,  bap.,  Hendersonville. 
Corn  N.  P.,  bap.,  Hendersonville. 
Blythe  J.  W.,  bap.,  Hendersonville. 
Corpin  A.  J., 'bap., Henderson-voile. 
Evans  J.,  bap.,  Hendersonville. 
Smith  E.  M.,  bap.,   Green  River. 
Mace  G.  W.,  bap.,  Hendersonville. 
Marsh  J.  B.,  bap.,  MilLs'  River. 
Mints  W.,  bap.,  Shufordsville. 

Cowan  J.  C,  presb..  Mills  River. 
Graves  W.,  presb.,  Hendersonville. 

Dawson  Thos.,  meth.,  Ilendersonville, 
Grier  M.,  meth.,  Hendersonville. 
Bowman ,   meth.,  Hendersonville. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Little  Willow,  J.  W.  Blythe. 
Little  Willow,  R.  Sentle. 
Big  Willow,  J.  Blythe. 
Crabtree,  J.  Hamilton. 
Green  River,  D.  Pace.  . 
Shaw's  Creek,    H.  .Tohnson. 
Green  River,  M.  Freeman. 
Green  River,  S.  Ileatherly. 
Blue  Ridge,  J.  M.  Justice. 
Blue  River,  II.  King. 
Mills'  River,  II.  Carland. 

PPIYSICIANS. 

AUen  T.  A.,  Ilendersonville. 

Lester ,  Hendersonville. 

King  K.,  Blue  Ridge. 
■\Vhitted  \Y.  D.,  Hendersonville. 


POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Hendersonville,  ,T.  Justice. 
Green  River,  S.  Ileatherly. 
Blue  Ridge,  S.  Case. 
Fall  River,  Peter  Stradley. 


EERTFOED  COUNTY. 

PoPUL.VTioN  IN  18G0 9,504. 

County    Seat — Y^IKTON. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  James  G.  Slaughter. 

Clerk  County  Court,   Lewis  M.  Cowper. 

Clerk  Superior  Court,   Geo.  W.  Beverly. 

Chairman  County  Court, 

Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  John  A.  Vaun. 
Coroner,  George  AV.  Wynn. 

Register,  ■ 

Sheriff,  Jackson  B.  Iline. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper,  

Trustee, 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Chowan  Female   Institute,  bap.,   Mur- 

freesboro. 
Female  Academy,  Murfreesboro. 
Male  Academy,  ]\Iurfreesboro. 
Male  Academy,  Buckhorn. 
WesleyanFem.  Col.,  meth.,  Murf'boro. 

CHUR0HE3   AND  PASTORS. 

Ahoskey,  bap.,  J.  M.  C.  Luke. 
African  Church,  bap. ,  W^ashington  Boon. 
Bethlehem,  bap.,  J.  M.  C.  Luke. 
Buckhorn,  bap.,  R.  R.  Savage. 
Mount  Tabar,  bap.,  R.  R.  Savage. 
IMeherrin,  bap.,  JohnHoggard. 
Murfreesboro,  bap.,  A.  McDowell. 
Pleasant  Grove,  bap.,  Jobn  Mitchell. 
Pleasant  Plains,bap.,(cord)  Th.  Iloggard 

St.  Barnabas,  epis.,  Murfreesboro, • 

Bethel,  meth.,  Harrellsville,  Thomas  W. 

Hayes. 
Wintou  Church,  meth.,  Thos.  ^Y.  Hayes. 
New  Hope,  meth.,  Thos.  W.  Hayes. 
Murfreesboro,  nicth.,  W.  G.  Starr. 
Union  Church,  meth.,  Tho.s.   W.  Hayes. 
Vaun's  Church,  meth.,  W.  G.  Starr. 

HOTELS    &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Boarding  House,  Harrellsville,  Joseph  J. 

Luke. 
Hotel,  Harrellsville,  J.  21.  C.  Luke. 
Hotel,  ]\Iurfreesboro,  John  Newman. 
Hotel,  Murfreesboro,  W.  B.  Wise. 
Hotel,  Winton,  A.  G.  Britt. 
Hotel,  Vfinton,  James  Northcutt. 


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LAWYERS. 

Moore  John  W.,  Harrellsville. 
Slaughter  Jos.  B.,  llarrellsvillo. 
Smith  Wm.  N.  H.,  Murfreesboro. 
Yeuts  Jesse  J.,   Murfreesboro. 

MERCHANTS. 

Anderson  Sc  Ilillman,  Winton. 

Askew  John  O.,  IlariellsTille. 

Benton  John,  Riddicksville. 

Beverly  &  Wymes,  Union,  Winton  P.  O. 

Britt  (John)  &  Co.,  Winton. 

Foster  Chas.  H.,  Murfreesboro. 

Foster  Lyman  L.,  confectioner,  Murf'ro. 

Hill  &  Spicers,  Murfreesboro. 

Howell  (John  W.)  &  Bro.,  Murfreesboro 

Ilarrell  S.   S.,  Vv^inton. 

Jackson  Jesse  A.,  Murfreesboro.' 

Lassiter  Henry  T. ,  Murfreesboro. 

Lawrence  (John  V.)  &   Son,  Murf'boro. 

Luke  (John  M.  C.)  &  Co.,   Harrellsville. 

Packer  Robert  S.,  Murfreesboro. 

Hipkin  Isaac,  Murfreesboro. 

Packer  Goodman  D.,  confec,  Jlurf'boro. 

Revelle  Hezekiah,    Murfreesboro. 

Shaw  Norman  L.,  Harrellsville. 

Sanders  .James  R.,  ^lurfreesboro. 

Scull  Bros.,  Harrellsville. 

Yaughan  Uriah,  Murfreesboro. 

MINISTERS. 


Boon  Washington,  bap., 

Iloggard  Thomas,  bap.,  Harrellsville. 
Hoggard -John,  bap.,  Meherrin. 
Luke  J.  M.  C,  bap.,  Harrellsville. 
Lee  John  S.,  bap.,  Murfreesboro. 
JIcDowell  A.,  bap.,  Murfreesboro. 

Mitchell  John,  bap.  

Odem  J.,  bap.,  Plarrellsville. 
Parker  Hnsey,    bap.,  Murfreesboro. 
Reed  William,  (col'd)  bap.,   Murf'boro. 
Reynolds  A.,  (col'd)  bap.,  Winton. 
Savage  R.  R.,  bap.,  Murfreesboro. 

Hayes  Thomas  W.,  meth.,  St.  John. 
Stewart  A.,  meth.,  St.  John. 
Starr  \Vm.  G.,  meth.,  St.  John. 
Vrhitehead Paul,  meth.,  St.  John. 

MILLS  AXD  MILL  OWNERS. 

Grist,  Jenkins  &  Harden. 
Grist  and  Flour,  J  ohn  H.  Jenniger. 
Flour  and  Grist,  Wm.  G.  Gatling. 
Saw  Mill,  .lordan  &  Overby. 
Saw  Mill,  i\IcBlair  &  Sharp. 
Saw  Mill,  James  S.  Stevenson. 
Grist  and  Flour,  Lawrence  Askew. 
Grist  and  Flour,  Jackson  B.  Hare. 


Grist  and  Flour,  Moses  Sumner. 
Grist  and  Flour,  Uiiah  Yaughn. 
Grist  and  Flour,  D.  V.  Sessoms  &  Co. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Freeman  Wm.  G.,  St*  Johns. 
Gatling  Wm.  G.,  Harrellsville. 
Hutchings  John  W.,  Murfreesboro. 
Lewter  .John  T.,  Murfreesboro. 
Lewis  John  W.,  Harrellsville. 
iVIanniug  M.  E.,  Murfreesboro. 
"Moore  Goodwin  C.  St.  Johns. 
Mitchell  Henry  S,  St.  Johns. 
Mewson  Jas.  E.,  Winton. 
Shield  R.  H.,  Winton. 
Smith  Robert,  Harrellsville. 
Worrell  Cyrus  E.,  Murfreesboro. 

DENTIST. 

Campbell  Chas.  F.,  Murfreesboro. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Harrellsville,  Norman  L.  Shaw. 
Murfreesboro,  Mrs.  Eliza  Trader. 
Riddicksville,  A.  Riddick. 
St.  John,    G.  C  Jloore. 
Winton,  Andrew  Northcutt. 

HYDE  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 7,732_ 

County  Seat — Swan  Quakter. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney, 

Clerk  County  Court,  Geo.  L.  Swindell. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  W.  G.  Jarvls. 

Chairman  County  Court,    

Clerk  and  M.  inEq., 

Coroner,  John  Bateman. 

Register, 

Sheriff,  George  Credell. 
Surveyor, 


Standard  Keeper,  

Trustee,  George  V.  Credell. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Balance  J.  S.  C,  Swan  Quarter. 
Lewis  John  D.,  Swan  Quarter. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Christian,  bap.,Sladesville,  Sam'l.  Davis. 
Episcopalian,  Lake  Land.,  S.  S.  Barbour 

Hard  Shell  Baptist,    Fairfield,    Albert 
Cartwright. 


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Methodist,  Sladesville,  W.  H.  Moore. 
Lake  Landing,  meth.,  W.  H.  Moore. 

MERCHANTS. 

Benson  Reuben,  Lake  Comfort. 
Black  well  Edward  L.,  Fairfield. 
Ballance  &  Credle,  Swan  Quarter. 
Hoover  Edward,  Sladesville. 
Gibba  Henry  L.,  Middleton. 
MidyettJohn  S.,  general  agent. 
Gibbs  .James,  Middleton. 
Maybe w  B.  F.,  Lake  Landing. 
Midyett  B.  J.,  Lake  Landing. 
Nathan  John  L.,  Middleton. 
Rowe  Bryan,  Faii'field. 
Robinson  J.  D.,  Lake  Landing. 
Watson  James  M.,  Swan  Quarter. 
Wahab  Henry  W.,  Sladesville. 
Wahab  &  Warren,  Sladesville. 
Watson  &  Davis,  Sladesville. 

LAWYERS. 

Beckwith  Nat.,  Lake  Landing. 
Carter  D.  M.,  Fairfield. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Grist,  Burgess,  proprietor. 

Grist,  Clark,  proprietor. 

Steam  Saw,  Sladesville,  A.  J.  Smith. 

Steam  Saw,  Fairfield,  D.  M.  Carter. 

Steam  Saw,  Fairfield,  John  Mann. 

MINISTERS, 

Barbour's.  S.,  Lake  Landing,  epia., 
Cartwright,  Fairfield,  prim.  bap. 
Davis  Saml.  Sladesville, chris.  bap. 
Farrow  Hezekiah,  Sladesville,  meth. 
Hill  I.  H.,  Sladesville.  meth. 
Meekins  Zion  F.,  Sladesville,  meth. 
Moore  W.  H.,  Lake  Landing,  meth. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Bonner  W,  K,  Middleton. 

Haughton Fairfield. 

Hodges  George  W.,  Sladesville. 
Murray  M.  M.,  Lake  Landing. 
Ross  Henry,  Sladesville. 
Shanklin  Wm..  Middleton. 
Winkley  Sam'l,  Lake  Landing. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Fairfield, 


IREDELL  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 15,347. 

County  Seat— Statesville. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  R.  A.  MoLaughlin. 
Clerk  County  Court,  J.  F.  Alexander. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  C.  L.  Summers. 
Chainnan  County  Court,  John  Davidson. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  J.   H.  McLaughlin. 

Coroner, 

Register,  T.  L.  Bell. 
Sheriff,  AV.  F.  Watson. 
Surveyor, 


Lake  Landing,   D.  M.  Watson. 
Middletown,    Susan  Midgett. 
Sladesville,  Mrs.  Caroline  B.  Tooley. 
Swan  Quarter, 


Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee, ■ 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Concord  College,  Statesville,  Rev.  J.  M. 

M.  Caldwell. 
Olin  College,  Olin.  .James  Southgate. 
Statesville  Male  Academy.  J.  D.    Baird. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Statesville,  meth.,  E.  A.  Yates. 
Centre,  meth.,   M.  C.  Thomas. 
Clarksburg,  meth.,  M.  C.  Thomas. 
Bethlehem,  meth.,  M.  C.  Thomas. 
Eagle  Mills,  meth.,M.  C.  Thomas. 
New  Union,  meth.,M.  C.  Thomas. 
Macedonia,  meth  ,  M.  C.  Thomas. 
Providence,  meth.,  M.  C.  Thomas. 
Snow  Creek,  meth.,  M.  C.  Thomas. 
Mt.  Bethel,  meth.,  M.  C.  Thomas. 
Olin,  meth.,   M.  C.  Thomas. 
Trinity,  meth.,  Mc.  Thomas. 
Tumersburg,  meth.,   Mc.  Thomas. 
Mt.  Carmel,  meth.,  W.  H.  Barnes. 
McKendree  Chapel,  meth.,W.  H.  Barnes. 
Rehobeth,  meth.,  W.  H.  Barnes. 
Rocky  Mount,  meth.,  W.  H.  Barnes. 
Shiloh,  meth.,  W.  H.  Barnes. 
Sheppard's  X  Rds.,  meth.,  W.  H.  Barnes 
Salem,  meth.,  W.  H.  Barnes. 
Wesley  Chapel,  meth.,  W.  H.  Barnes. 
Zoar,  meth.,  W.  H.  Barnes. 

Bethel,  bap.,  L.  M.  Berry. 
New  Hope,  bap., 

St.  Michaels,  luth. 

St.  Paul's,  luth.,  


Fourth  Creek,  presb.,  W^altcr  W.  Pharr. 
Centre,  preab.,  Wm.  W.  Pharr. 
Bethesda,  presb.,  Dr.  Millen,of  Taylora- 

ville. 
Bethany,  presb.,  Mr.  Caldwell. 
Tabor,  presb.,  Mr.  Caldvi^ell. 
Fifth  Creek,  presb.,  W.  W.  Wood. 


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IREDELL. 


Concord,  presb.,  G.  E.  Eagleton. 
Shiloh,  presb.,  G.  E.  Eagleton. 

Coddle  Creek,  asso.  ref..  J.    E.  Pressley. 
New  Pertb,  asso.  ref.,  J.  E.  Pressley. 
Amity,  asso.  ref.,  W.  W.  Pressley. 
New  Sterling,  asso.  ref.,W.  W.  Pressley. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Hotel.  Statesville,  T.  A.  Price. 
Hotel.  Statesville,  A.  M.    Walker. 
Boarding    House,    Statesville,   Mrs.    'M. 
D.  McLean. 

LAWYERS. 

Allison,  R.  M.,  Statesville. 

Davidson  George  F.,  Mt.  Mourne. 

Furches  D.  M.,  Statesville. 

Caldwell  W.  P., (also  Solicitor  6th  judicial 

district)  Statesville. 
Mitchell  Anderson,  (also  Judge  superior 

court,)  Statesville. 
McLaughlin  R.  A.,  Statesville. 
Medow,  J.  F.  A.,  Coddle  Creek. 
Tucker  Thos.,  Olin. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Cotton  Factory,    Tumersburg,  Wilford 

Turner. 
Tobacco  Factory,    Eagle  Mills,    J.    H. 

Dalton. 
Tobacco  Fact.,  Stony  Point,  H.  Hunter. 
Tannery,  Statesville,  R.  F.  Simonton. 
Tannery,  Statesville,  S.  A.  Sharpe. 
Tannery,  Deep  Well,  McLean  &  Harri.sB 

MERCHANTS. 

Anderson  T.  C.  grocer,  Statesville. 
Carlton  &  Bros. ,  dry   goods,    Statesville. 

Clinard ,  dry  goods,  Olin. 

Elias  &  Brothers,  dry  goods,   Statesville. 
Eccles  &  Douthit,  drugs,    Statesville. 
EcclesH.  C,  dry  goods.  Cool  Spring. 
Foard  John  F.,  dry  eroods,  Olin. 
Brawley  &  White,  dry  goods,  Mt.  Vernon 
Hargrove   &   Seagle,  dry  goods.    Deep 

Well  and  Spring  Grove. 
Jamison  A.  W.,  dry  goods,  Statesville. 
Long  &  j\Iiller,  grocers,  Statesville. 
Miller  &  Vanpelt.  dry  goods,    Statesville 
Morrison,  Roseboro  &  Lewis,  dry  goods, 

Statesville. 
PhiferW.  F.,  grocer   and  confectioner, 

Statesville. 
Ruckert  &  Bell,  notions  and  confections, 

Statesville. 
Stockton  J.  W.,  dry  goods,    Statesville. 
Summers  C.  L.,  Statesville. 
Templeton  &  McLean,  dry  goods, States- 

yille. 


Shepherd  G.  F.,  dry  goods.   Amity  Hill. 
Turner  C.  L.,  dry  goods,  Turner.sburg. 
Wallace,  Carson  &Co.,  dry  goods, States- 
ville. 

MINISTERS. 

Caldwell ,  presb..  Shepherds  ><  Rds. 

Caldwell  J.  M.  M.,  presb.,  Statesville. 
Eagleton  G.  E.,  presb.,  Fancy  Hill. 
Markland  S.  S.,  presb.,  Bethany    Creek. 
Miller  Willis  L.,  presb.,  Statesville. 
Pharr  Wm.  W.,  presb..  Mount  Mourn. 
Yates  E.  A.,  meth.,  Statesville. 
Gloss  Wm.  D.  D.,  meth",  Olin. 
Thomas  M.  C.  meth.,  Olin. 
Triplet  Thomas  L.,  meth.,  Spring  Grove 

Pressley,  J.  E.,  asso.  ref.,  Coddle  Creek- 
Pressley  Wm.,    asso.  ref.,  New  Sterling- 

MILLS  AND  MILL    OWNERS. 

Flour.  Statesville,  H.  E.  Davis. 
Flour,  Statesville,  T.  A.  Watts. 
Flour,  Cool  Spring,  Henry  Turner. 
Flour,  Statesville,  John  Kistler. 
Flour,  Statesville,  Alex.  Rumple. 
Flour,  Statesville,  Robert  White. 
Flour,  Statesville,  Hugh  Reynolds. 
Flour,  Statesville,  Tobias  Brown. 
Flour,  Mt.  Mourne,  Robert  McPherson. 
Steam  Flour   and   Saw,    Sheppard's     ^ 

Road^,  Jas.  L.  Mills. 
Flour,  Tumersburg,  Jas.  M.  Andrews. 
Flour,  Snow  Creek,  Silas  Keeton. 
Flour,  Stony  Point,  Henry  Hunter. 
Flour,  Sweet  Home,  Joel  King. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Allison  .John  A.,  Statesville. 

Cowan  R.  V.,  Snow  Creek. 

Campbell  R.  T.,  Snow  Creek. 

Campbell  W.  M.,  Statesville. 

Byers  Washington,  Statesville. 

Dean  Y.  S.,  Statesville. 

Beaty  Thomas,  Deep  Well. 

Dauthit  J.  E.,  Statesville. 

Douglass  B.  F.,  Liberty  Hill. 

Footte  W.  W.,  Olin. 

Halyburton  T.  C,  Stony  Point, 

Hall  E.  A.,  Bethany  Church. 

Houston  James,  Statesville. 

Kelly  Hugh,  Statesville. 

Long  J.  F.,  Statesville. 

McCorcle  J.  R.,  Deep  WeU. 

Murchison,  J.  A.,  Amity  HiU,    (Thomp- 

sonian.) 
Stinson  G.  W.,  3Iount  Maum. 
Tate  W.  S.,  (dentist)  Statesville. 
Tatum  Osborne,   Shepherd's  ^    Roads, 

(Thompsonian.) 
Foard  John  F..  Olin. 


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POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Bethany  Church,  Clayton  Mills. 
Coal  Spring,  Dr.  Angle. 
Eagle  Mills,  ^Ir.  Calverts. 
Knola,  Robt.  Leslie. 
Fancy  Hill,  J.  A.  ]McLelland: 
Liberty  Hill,  James  Scroggs. 
Mt.  Jlourne,  Harvey  Clark. 
New  Sterling,  JMips  Summers 
New  Hope,  Miss  M.  Hargrave. 
Sweet  Home,  JJlss  King. 
Statesville,  J.  C.  Anderson. 
Turnersburg,  A.  Brooks. 
0!in, 


JACKSON  COUNTY. 

Population   in  18G0 5,515 

County  Scat — Webster. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,   W.  L.  Love. 
Clerk  County  Court,  J.  TV.  Fisher. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  L.  JI.  Dillard. 
C~hairman  County  Court,  Joseph  Keener 
Clerk  and  M.,  in  Eq,,  J.  L.  Keener. 

Coroner,  

Register,  W.  R.  Buchanan. 
Sheriff,  Wm.  Bumgarner. 
Surveyor,  J.  R.  Dills. 

Standard  Keei^er. 

Trustee,  R.  II.  Stephens. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Webster,  meth.,  G.  W.  Spake, 
Webster,  meth.,  Hardio  Bennett. 

Webster,  bap.,  E.  D.  Brendle. 
Web-ster,  bap.,  Thos.  Ilenson. 
Webster,  bap.,  James  Buchanan. 
Ocona  Lufta,  bap.,    Henry   Connor. 

LAWYERS. 

Cannon  R.  H.,  Webster. 
Love  J.  R.,  Webster. 

MINES. 

CJeorgetown  Gold  Mine, Cashier's  Valley. 
Savanah  Copper  xMine,  Webster. 
Werry  Hutt  Copper  Mine,  Webster. 

MILLS  AND  ^IILL  OWNERS. 

Allen's  Mills,  Webster,  J.  B.  Allen. 
Cashier's  Valley.' 
Scott's  Creek. 
Savanah. 


Weiry  Hutt  Creek. 
Webster. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Brinkley  J.  R.,  Webster. 
Johnson  E.  G.,  Webster. 
"Welch  T.  K.,  Qualla  Town. 

MERCHANTS. 

McKee  &  Erwin,  Webster. 
Spake  Q.  W.,  A7ebster. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

East  La  port,  J.  L.  Potts. 
Webster,  G.  W.  Spake. 

High  Top, 

Cashier's  Valley, 

Horse  Cave,  

Qualla  Town, 

Ocona  Lufta,  

Georgetown, 


JOHNSON  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 15,656. 

County    Seat— Smithfield. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  L.  R.  Waddell. 
Clerk  County  Court,  P.  T.  JMassey. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  J.  H.  Ennis. 
Chairman  County  Court,  B.  R.  Ileuncnt. 

Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  

Coroner, 

Register,  J.  D.  ]Massey. 
Sheriff,  J.  S.  Atkinson. 
Surveyor,  C.  C.  Massey. 
Stondard  Keeper, 


Trustee,  Alfred  Holland. 
Tax  Collector,  John  L.  Banks, 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Smithfield,  meth.,  A.  R.  Raven. 
Clayton,  miss,  bap.,  J.  T.  Ellington. 
Beulah,  prim,  bap.,  James  Hooper. 

LAWYERS. 

Eldridge  D.,  Smithfield. 
CJlark  Wm.  J.,  Boone  HiU. 
Gery  John,  Smithfield. 
Parker  Ed.,  Smithfield. 
Richardson  Milton,  Smithfield. 
Sanders  &  Abel!,  Smithfield. 
Smith  &  Moore,  Smithfield. 
Waddle  L.  R.,  Smithfield. 


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JONES. 


MANUFACTORY. 

Lowell  Cotton  Factory,  Lowell,  William 
Edgerton,  proprietor. 

MILLS  AND  MILL   OWNERS. 

Grist  i.nd   Sa\v,   Boane   Hill,    W.  J.  C. 

Clarke,  proprietor. 
Saw  Mm,  &c.,  Smithlield,  J.  W.  Wilson, 

proprietor. 

MERCHANTS. 

Britt  S.  W.,  Boone  Hill. 

Collier  Morris. 

Cobb  J.  T.,  Smitbfield. 

Cox  W.  H.,  Clayton. 

Hastings  &  Perry,  Boone  Hill. 

Holt  flenry,  Boone  Hill. 

Holland  Alfred,  Smithlield. 

Horton  S.  P.,  Boone  HUl. 

Hastings  Wm.  &  Co.,  Boone  Hill. 

Hastings  &  Perry,  Boone  Hill. 

Morris  &  Collier. 

Maney  &  Durham,  Clayton. 

Noble  A.  M.,  Smithfield. 

Smith  &  Hood,  distillers,  &c.,  Bentons- 

ville. 
Telfair  Alex.,  drugs,  Smithfield. 
White  J.  j\r.,  Clayton. 
Whitley  (II.  B.)  &  Co.,  Smithfield. 

MINISTERS. 

J.  n.  Sasser,  prim,  bap.,  Smithfield. 
Brooks  J.  R.,  meth.,  Smithfield. 
J.  T.  Ellington,  bap.,  Smithfield. 
A.  R.  Rowe,  meth.,  Smithfield. 
lloolvcr  Ros.,  meth.,  (localj Smithfield. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Beckwith  J.  B..  Smithfield. 
Ennis  H.  C,  Clayton. 
Ilay  James,  Boone  Hill. 
Harris  C.  H.,  Earpsboro. 

Jones ,  Clayton. 

Leach  J.  T.,  sr.,  Smithfield. 
Leach  J.  T.,  jr.,  Smithfield. 
Hooker  Roscoe,  Boone  Hill. 
Marler  il.  B.,  Smithfield. 
Rose  J.  G.,  Smithfield. 
Telfair  Alex.   Smithfield. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Boone  Hill,  ;^Jiss  Appy  J.  Parker. 
Clayton,  :Mrs.  A.  M.  Noble. 
Smithfield,  Mrs.  M.  A.  Northam. 
Selma,  E.  R.  Masher. 


JONES  COUNTY. 

PoruLATioN  IN  1860 5,730. 

County  Seat— Trenton. 
Attorney,  • 


Clerk  County  Court,  Benj.  Askew. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  L.  F.  Koonce. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  Thos.  J.  Whitaker. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,   Roscoe  Barrus. 

Coroner, 

Register,  Joseph  A.  Smith. 
Sheriff,  Thomas  Wilcox. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  Ed.  S.  Franks. 

Treasurer  of  Wardens.  F.  McDaniel. 


SCHOOLS. 


principal. 


Trenton  Academy,  — 

PoUocksville  Acad.,  Heniy  Rowe,  prin. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Ijee's  Chapel,  meth.,  D.  C.  Johnson, 
Cypress  Creek,  meth.,  D.  C.  Johnson. 
Shady  Grove,  meth.,  D.  C.Johnson. 

Trenton,  free,  net  regularly  supplied. 
IMeadows,  free,  not  regularly  sui)p]ied. 
Pleasant  Hill,  f  ree,not  regularly  supplied 

Cbinquepin  Chapel,  bap.,  

HOTEL. 

Hotel,  Trenton,  Thomas  E.  Pritchett. 
Hotel,  Trenton,  Freeman  Hindes. 
Hotel,  Trenton,  J.  K.  Smith. 

LAWYERS. 

Koonoe  Calvin  II.,  Trenton. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Stave    Factory,     Trenton,    Eridgers   & 

Bazemore. 
Turpentine  Distillery,  Jacob  F.  Scot!;. 

MERCHANTS. 

Bridgers  &  Bazemore,  Trenton. 

Henderson  Benj.  PoUocksville. 

Jones  &  Burges;?,  Trenton. 

Scott  Jacob  F. ,  Trenton. 

Rowe  Henry,  tailor,  Trenton. 

Burgess ,  photographist,  Trent. 

MINISTERS. 

Isler  Simmons  II.,  presb.,  Trenton 


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LENOIR. 


LENOIR. 


Rhodes,  Jamea  J.  bap.,  Trenton. 
Heath  Wm.,  bap.,  Trenton. 

MILLS  AMD  MILL  OWNERS. 

Water  Grist  and  Saw,  PoUocksville,  J. 

M.  Haskell. 
Water  Grist,  Trenton,  .Tas.  McDaniel. 
Steam  Saw  and  Grist,  Trent..  J.  Rhodes 
Water   Saw   and  Grist,  Trenton,  J.  K. 

Smith. 
Water  Grist,  Trent.,  Jas.  B.  Westbrook. 
Water  Saw   and  Grist,  Pink  Hill,   Ivey 

King. 
Water  Saw  and  Grist,  Pink  Hill,    Jonas 

Williams. 
Water  Saw  and  Grist,  Pink  Hill.  Richard 

Miller. 
Water  Grist,  Trenton,  Benj.   Brock. 
Water  Grist  and  Saw,  Alex.  Rouse  &  Co. 
Water  Grist  and  Saw,  Joel  A.  Heath. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Hart  Titus,  Trenton. 
Medlin  P.  P.,  Trenton. 
Hammond  A  F.,  Trenton. 

Alexander ,  Trenton. 

Robinson  W.  T.,  Trenton. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POSTMASTERS. 

PoUocksville,  Henry  Rowe. 
Trenton,  Dr.  P.  P.  Medlin. 


LENOIR  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 10,220 

County    seat — Kinston. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  William  A.  Holland. 
Clerk  County  Court,  Nick  Hunter. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  Richard  F.  Green 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  Rich'd  W.  King. 
Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.,  Robert  H.  Rountree. 

Coroner,  — 

Register,  Wm.  W.  N.  Hunter. 
Sheriff,  Enoch  F.  Cox. 
Surveyor,  William  Arthur.         * 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  Samuel  H.  Rountree. 
Treasurer  Public   Building,   Moses   W. 
Campbell. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Female  School,  Lenoir   Institute,  Mrs. 

S.  Patrick. 
Kinston  Female  Academy,  


CHURCHES  AND   PASTORS. 

Lenoir  Institute,  meth., Lenoir  Institute, 

C.  W.  King. 
Kinston,  meth.,  Kinston,  C.  W.  King. 
Hickory  Grove,  meth.,  near  Mosely  Hall, 

C.  W.  King. 

Wheat  Swamp,  bap.,  near  Lenoir  Insti- 
tute,   

Kinston,  disciples,  Kinston, 


Loosing  Swamp,bap.,  near  Kins., 

Wheat  Swamp,  free  will  bap.,  near  Le- 
noir Institute, 

Mosely  Hall,  miss,  bap.,  Mosely  Hall,  — 
Kinston,  miss,  bap.,  Kinston. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Lenior  House,  Kins.,  Jno.  H.  Stevenson. 
St.    Cearles   Hotel,    Kinston,    John  T. 
Freeman. 

LAWYERS. 

Grainger  Henry  F.,  Kinston. 
Holland  William  A.,  Kinston. 
Hadly  Thomas  J.,  Kinston. 
Loftin  Andrew  J.,  Kinston. 
Washington  George,  Kinston. 
Wooten  John  F.,  Kinston. 

JVIANUFACTORIES. 

Carriage  Fac,  Kinston,  M.  W.  Camp- 
bell &  Co. 

Carriage  Fact.,  Kins.,  Jamea  H.  Dibble. 

Carriage  Fact.,  Kins.,  Jas.  B.  Webb. 

Harness  Factory,  A.  N.  Daniels. 

Boot  and  Shoe  ghop,  Kinston,  William 
Tilling. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Shop,  Kinston,  Elijah 
Boggus. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Shop,  Mosely  Hall,  F. 
Smith. 

MERCHANTS. 

Beckton  Thomas,  Kinston. 

Ba3r  Aaron,  Kinston. 

Boggus  Mrs.  Amanda,  milliner  and  man- 

tua  maker,  Kinston. 
Bablitt  James  G.  B.,  Tinner,  Kinnton. 
Cox  &  Wallace,  Kinston. 
Cummings  James  B.,  Kinston. 
Camp  George  W.,  Kinston. 
Collins  John  W.,  Kinston. 
Dixon  Henry  C,  Kinston. 
Davis  Anthony,  Pink  Hill. 
Dunn  Walter,  druggist,  1\!inston. 
Einstern  Simon,  Kinston. 
Fields  Reuben  K.,  Mosely  Hall. 
Griffin  Chas.  M.,  Kinston. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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LINCOLN. 


GriiBn  &  Webb,  Kinston. 

Grady  Elisha,  Kinston. 

Harevy  (A.)  &  Sons,  Kinston. 

Hard  John   S.,   Mosely  Hall. 

Hardy  &  Prothers,  Lenoir  Institute. 

Loftin  Shadrich  H.,  Kinston. 

Miller  Mrs.  Delia  A.,  Kinston. 

3IcKenzie  R.,  machinist,  &c.,  Kinston. 

Parrott  &  Pridgen,  Kinston. 

Stevenson  John  H.,  Kinston. 

Sutton  William,  Kinston. 

Pollock  &  Brother,   druggists,    Kinston. 

Tilmon  George  W., bridge  builder, Kinston 

Sears  Mrs.  Sarah,  milliner  and  mantua 

maker,  Kinston. 
Washington  John  C,  Kinston. 
White  William,  Kinston. 
Whitfield  Col.  George  F.,  Mosely  Hall. 
Wilson  &  Dail,  Lenoir  Institute. 

MINISTERS. 

King  C.  W.,  meth.,  Kinston. 

Webb  James  B.,  meth.,    (local)  Kinston. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Wates  Saw  and  Grist,   Kinston,   Wilson 

Tilghman. 
Water  Grist, Mosely  Hall.Steph.  Lassiter 
Water  Saw  and  Grist,  Kinston,   James 

Warters. 
Water  Grist,  Kinston,  Wooten  &  Jackson 
Water  Saw  and  Grist,  Kinston,  Richard 

Noble. 
Water  Saw  and  Grist,    Kinston,  Jno.  S. 

Daors. 
Water  Saw  and  Grist,  Moseley  Hall,  Ed. 

G.  Wooten. 
Water  Grist,  Kinston,   Wm.  Ormand. 
Steam  Grist,  Kins..  .Jno.  C.  Washington. 
Steam  Grist,  Kinston,  Jas.  H.  Dibble. 
Steam  Saw  and   Grist,    Kinston,   E.  A. 

Forbush. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Brown  Wm.  C. ,  Kinston. 
Bryan  James  P.,  Kinston. 
Blount  H.  W.,  Mosely  Hall. 
Evans  S.,  Kinston. 
Davis  Ira  S.,  Kinston. 
Hadly  J.  M.,  Moaely  Hall. 
Miller  A.  R. ,  dentist,  Kinston. 
Pollock  W.  A.  J.,  Kinston. 
Woodley  T.  A.,  Kinston. 

Woods ,  Lenoir  Institute. 

Woolly ,  Mosely  Hall. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POSTMASTERS. 

Kinston,  James  G.  B.  Bobbitt. 

Mosely  Hall,  

Lenoir  Institute, 

Pink  Hill, 


LINCOLN  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 8,195. 

County    Seat— LiNCOLNTON. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Leonad.  E.  Thompson. 
Clerk  County  Court,  W.  R.  Clark. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  Sam'l  P.    SherrLU. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  Henry  Cansler. 
Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.  Wm.  J.  Hoke. 
Coroner,  Jon  F.  Speck. 
Register,  Peter  A.  Summey. 
Sheriff,  Logan  H.  Lawrence. 

"     Dep.  &  Jailor,  John  P.  Anthony. 

"     Dep.,  Stanley  Baites. 

"     Dep.,  John  Mcintosh. 

"     Dep.,  Daniel  Goodson. 
Surveyor,  John  B.  Smith. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Tru-stee,  Wm.  H.  Michal. 

Treasurer  Wardens,  Robt.  H.  Abernathy 

Treas'erPub.  Build.  Rob.  H.  Abernathy. 

WARDENS  OF  POOR. 

William  Tiddy,  Lincolnton. 
Abner  McCoy.  Lincolnton. 
John  Asbury,  Beatles  Ford. 
James  Seagle,  Seagle's  Store. 
Phillip  W.  Carpenter, 

TOWN  OFFICERS. 


Avordy  McBee. 


MAYOR. 


COMMISSIONERS. 


C.  C.  Henderson, 
Elam  Caldwell, 
B.  H.  Summer, 
P.  A.  Summey, 


Wm.  Lander, 
Sam.  P.  Sherrill, 
M.  L.  Brown. 
A.  A.  McLean. 


Wm.  J.  Hoke,  Clerk  cf  the  Town. 
Henry  W.  Morton,  Town  Constable. 
John  P.  Anthony,  Town  Treasurer. 
Jacob  Bisaner,  Sexton. 

SCHOOLS. 

Pleasant  Retreat  Male,  Lincolnton,  ReY. 

Wm.  R.  Wetmore. 
Lincolnton  Seminary,  Female,   Mrs.   T. 

W.  Brevard. 
Male   Seminary,  Lincolnton,   Judge  T. 

W.  Brevard. 
Female     Seminary,     Lincolnton,    Miss 

Mary  W.  Alexander. 
Episcopal  Parochial  School,  Lincolnton, 

Miss  Kate  Hudick. 
Colored  School,  under  the  auspices  of  a 

Philadelphia  Society,  N.  W.  HiU. 


ROSADALIS  beautifies  the  complexion. 

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LINCOLN. 


LINCOLN. 


CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

St.  Luke's,  epia.  Lincolnton,  Wm.  R. 
Wetmore. 

St.  John's,  epis.  near  Beaties  Ford, 

Lincolnton,  pres.  Lincolnton,  Robt.  A. 
Davis. 

Mackpelah,  presb.,  10 miles  east  Lincoln- 
ton,  R.  H.  Morrison. 

Unity,  presb.,  17  miles  east  Lincolnton, 
R.  H.  Morrison. 

Hebron,  presb. ,  9  miles  west  Lincolnton, 
J.  S.  Barr. 

Trinity,  metb.,  Lincolnton,  ■ 


McKendree's    Chapel,    meth.,    4    miles 

north  Lincolnton,  

Union,  meth.,   10  miles  east  Lincolnton, 

John  Finger. 
Lowe's  Chapel,  meth.,  16  miles  northeast 

Lincolnton,  John  Finger. 
Salem,  meth.,   near  Beaties  Ford,  John 

Finger. 
Bethel,  meth.,  near  Dry  Pond,  J.  Finger. 
Hill's    Chapel,    meth.,    Cottage  Home, 

John  Finger. 
Friendship,  meth.,  Beaties  Ford,  John 

Finger. 
Bethlehem,  meth.,  11   miles  northwest 

Lincolnton   John  Watts. 
Factory,  metn. ,   2  miles  south  Lincoln- 
ton,  John  Watts. 
Pleasant   Grove,    meth.,    3   miles   west 

Lincolnton,  John  AVatts. 
Zion,  meth.,   7  miles   west   Lincolnton, 

John  Watts. 

Bess  Chai^el,  northern  meth.,  11  miles 
west  Lincolnton,  Thos.  W.  Postell. 

Emanuel's,  ger.  ref.,  Lincolnton,  

Davie's,  ger.  ref.  5  miles  northwest  Lin- 
colnton, Jeremiah  Ingold,  ger.  ref., 
and  A.  J.  Fox,  luth. 

Salem,  ger.  ref.,  G  miles  north  Lincoln- 
ton,  John  Lantz. 

Ger.  ref.  G  miles  North  Lincolnton,  John 
Lantz. 

St.  Luke,  luth.  12  miles  northeast  Lin- 
colnton. J.  R.  Peterson. 

Bethpage,  luth.,  7  miles  west  Lincoln- 
ton,  A.  J.  Fox. 

Trinity,  luth.,  9  miles  northwest  Lincoln- 
ton,  A.  J.  Fox. 

Union,  bap..  Cottage  Home,  Mr.  Wilkie. 

Salem,  bap.,  5  miles  south  Lincolnton, 
Mr.  Wilkie. 

Pisgah,  bap.,  17  miles  west  Lincolnton, 
Mr.  Wilkie. 

HOTELS. 

Hotel,  Lincolnton.  Benj.  S.  Johnson, 
Hotel,  Lincolnton,  Lawson  H,  Kistler. 


LAWYERS. 

Bynum  Wm.  P.,  (State  Solicitor)  Lin- 
colnton. 

Brevard  Alex.  F.,  Iron  Station. 

Guion  Benj.  S.,  Lincolnton. 

Hoke  John  F.,  Lincolnton. 

Howard  Alvin  B.,  Lincolnton. 

Lander  Wm.,  Lincolnton. 

Lander  Sam'l.,  jr.,  Lincolnton. 

McBee  Vordy  A.,  Lincolnton. 

bhipp  Wm.  M.,  Judge  Superior  Court, 
Lincolnton. 

Schenk  David,  Lincolnton. 

Shipp  Bartlett,  Cottage  Home. 

Thompson  Leonard  E.,  Lincolnton. 

Brevard  Judge  T."W.,  Lincolnton. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Wool  Carding  and  Manufacturing.  North 

Brook,  OrvUle  B,  Jenks. 
Pottering,    Seagle's    Store,     Seagle     & 

Goodman. 
Fettering,  Seagle's  Store, Dan'l  Hartzoag 
Cotton  Factory,   Lincolnton,   Phifer  & 

Allison  ;  John  F.  Phifer,  sup. 
Chair  Factory, Lincolnton,  Jas.  H.  Marsh. 
Paper  Factory,  Lincolnton,  WisweU  (A. 

C.)  &  Tiddy  (Wm.) 
Paper  Factory,  Long  Shoal,  Grady,  Ban- 
nister &  Co.  ;  Bannister,  agent. 
Iron  Factory,  Lincolnton.  Jonas  W.  Derr 
Iron  Making,  Iron  Station,  Shipp  (Bart- 
lett) &  Reinhardt  (F.  M.) 
Iron  Making,  Iron  Station,  Alexander  F. 

&  R.  A.  Brevard. 
Vesuvius  Iron  Works,  Iron  Station,  Jas. 

M.  Smith.  ^ 

Stonewall  Iron  Works, Iron  Station. Saml. 

R.  Oats. 
Iron  Works,  Lincolnton,  Alex.  Goodson. 
Tannery,  Lincolnton,  Henry  F.  Ransom. 
Tannery,   Lincolnton,    H.  E.    &   E.  F. 

ILansom. 
Tannery,  Lincolnton,  Daniel  Faigeo. 
Tannery,  North  Brook,  D.  F.  Beam. 
Tannery,  Lincolnton,  L.  H.  Hill. 
Tannery,   Lincolnton,  C.  C.  Henderson. 
Tannery,  Castania  Grove,  D.  A.  Lowe. 
Tannery,  Beatie's  Ford,  R.  E.  Burch. 
Iron  Works,    Cottage   Home,    J.  D.  M. 
Ballenger. 

MECHANICAL. 

Hatter's  Shop,,  Lincolnton,  Wm.  Cline. 
Carriage  Shop,  Lincolnton,  Ab.  McCoy. 
Carriage  Shop,  Lincolnton,  Jas.  AVilkie. 
Cabinet  Shop,  Lincolnton,  A.  P.  James. 
Cabinet  Shop,  Lincoln'n,  Warren  Gheen 
Blacksmithiiig,  Lincolnton,  John  Detter. 
Carpenter,  Lincolnton,    E.  H.  Cauble. 


110SAD4LIS  iniiifies  the  blood. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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LINCOLN. 


Carpenter,  Lincolnton,!!.  W.  Abernathy 
Shoemaker,  Lincolnton,  Ilariison  Wilson 
Shoemaker,  Lincoluton,  Alex.  Schenck. 
Shoemaker,  Lincol.,  Elkanah  Hartzoag. 
Shoemaker,  Lincolnton,  Wm.  Hinson. 
Blacksmith,  Lincolnton,  Alfred  Slade. 
Carpenter,  Lincolnton,  Thomas  Wells. 
Photographist,  Lincoln.,  Bishop  Martin. 

MERCHANTS. 

Abenathy  R.  H.,  gen.  md'se,   Lincolnton 

Alexander  James  L.,  confec,  Lincolton. 

Border  (J.  S.)  &  Homesly.  Lincolnton. 

Childs  Eben,  gen,  md'se.  Lincolnton. 

Cobb  Joseph  C,  gen.  md'se,  Lincolnton.. 

Culp  &  Caldwell  (Frank)    Beatie's  Ford. 

Haynes  Albert  S.,  Iron  Station. 

Henderson  Chas.  C,  Lincolnton. 

Ivey  (J  M.,)  &  Goodson  (F.)  Beatie's  Fd. 

Jenkins  James  C,  Lincolnton. 

Kidd  J.  M.,  Catawba  Springs. 

Kidd ,  Dry  Pond. 

Lowe  David  A.,  Castania  Grove  and  Lin- 
colnton. 

Lawing  &  Means,  druggists,  Lincolnton. 

Michajl  AVm.  H.,  gen.  md'se,  Lincolnton. 

Rhodes  Henry,  Seagle's  Store. 

Stowe  &  Leecraft,  (Benj.)  Lincolnton. 

Sherrill  Sam'l.  P.,  grocer  and  confection- 
er, Lincolnton.  _ 

Speck  John  F.,  Lincolnton. 

MINISTERS. 

Davis  Robt.  N.,  presb.,  Lincolnton. 
Barr  J.  S.,  presb.,  Linoolnton. 
Morrison  R.  H*,  D.  D.,   presb.,  Cottage 
Home. 

TVetmore  Wm.  R.,  epis.,  Lincolnton. 

Berry  L.  M.,  bap.,  Lincolnton. 
Cansler  Isaac,  bap.,  (col'd)  Lincolnton. 

Fox  A.  J.,  luth.,  Lincolnton. 
Fox  Luther,  luth.,  Lincolnton. 

Finger  John,  meth.,  Beatie's  Ford. 
Asbury  Henry,   meth.,    (local)  Beatie's 

Ford. 
Postell  Thos.  W.,north.meth., Lincolnton 

Matton ,  north,  meth.,  Lincolnton. 

]\Iiller  ,Ino.  T.,  north,  meth.,  Lincolnton. 
Ballard  John,    north,    meth.,   Catawba 

Springs. 
Iluggins  John  A.,  north,  meth.,  Catawba 

Springs. 
Harriss  H.  A.    T.,   north,  meth.,  North 

Brook. 

Naylor ,  prot,  meth.,  N.  Brook. 

Ingold  Jeremiah,  ger.  ref.,  Lincolnton- 
McLean  Geo.  A.  meth.  E.  Z., Lincolnton 
Hoke  Anderson,  A.  meth.  E.  Z.,  Linc'ton 


MINES. 

Hoke's  Gold  Mine,  4  miles  cast  Lincoln- 
ton,  Jno.  F.  Hoke,  Wm.  J.  Hoke,Dan'l 
Seagle,  Henry  Cansler  and  F.  Hoke, 
proprietors. 

Gold  Mine,  4  miles  east  of  Lincolnton, 
Norriss,  Cassell  &  Pellock,  proprietors 

Gold  Mine,  4  miles  east  Lincolnton,  John 
F.  Hoke. 

Gold  Mine,  4  miles  east  of  Lincolnlon, 
Consler  (Henry)  &  Johnson  (B.  S.) 

Gold  Mine,  9  miles  east  of  Lincolnton, 
Lewis  Keener. 

Gold  Mine,  at  Lime  Kiln,  4  miles  east  of 
Lincolnton,  Joseph  Stone. 

Gold  Mine  at  Lime  Kiln,  9  miles  east  of 
Lincolnton,  Lawson  Keener. 

Gold  Mine  at  Beatie's  Ford,  3  miles  east 
Lincolnton,  C.  Beals. 

Gold  Mine,  18  miles  east  of  Lincolnton, 
Elizabeth  Buxton. 


MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Abemathy's'  18  miles  east  Lincolnton, 
Seagle's   Store,  Green  D.  Abernathy. 

Bess's,  9  miles  west  Lincolnton,  Thomas 
Bess. 

Banister's,  4  miles  south  Lincolnton, 
Grady,  Banister  &  Co. 

Ballinger's,  13  miles  eastLincolnton,Cot- 
tage  Home.  J.  D.  M.  Ballinger. 

Buxton's,  18  miles  east  Lincolnton,  Bea- 
tie's Ford,  E.  Buxton. 

Brevard's,  13  milea  east  Lincolnton,  Iron 
Station,  A.  F.  &  R.  A.  Brevard. 

Beam's,  13  miles  west  Lincolnton,  Sea- 
gle's Store,  Mary  A.  Beam. 

Cansler's,  3  miles  south  Lincoln.,  Henry 
Consler. 

Grouse's,  4  miles  southwest  Lincolnton, 
David  Crouse. 

Dellinger's,  6  miles  southeast  Lincolnton, 
Iron  Station,  D.  Dellinger. 

Derr's,  5  miles  east  Lincoln.,  J.  W.  Derr. 

Excelsior,  5  miles  northwest  Lincolnton, 
T.  J.  Ransom. 

Fites,  4  miles  west  Lincoln. ,  H.  Cansler. 

Finger's,  5  miles  north  Lincolnton,  M. 
Finger. 

Houser's,  8  miles  southwest  Lincolnton, 
Joseph  Houser. 

Hammarskald's,  7  miles  east  Lincolnton, 
Iron  Station,  J.  F.  Reinhardt. 

Hull's,  14  miles  west  Lincolnton,  Seagle's 
Store,  G.  W.  Hull. 

Ilayne's,  13  miles  west  Lincolnton,  Sea- 
gle's Store, Glasscock. 

Hunter's,  16  miles  east  Lincolnton,  Cot- 
tage Home,  Cyrus  L.  Hunter. 

Killian's,  5  miles  north  Lincolnton,  Jno. 
A.  Killiam. 


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MACON. 


MACON. 


Messagee's,  4  miles  west  Lincolnton, 
Messagee,  Rup  &  Payson. 

Ransom's,  3  miles  north  Lincolnton, Derr 
&  Ransom. 

Rehobeth,  8  miles  east  Lincolnton,  Iron 
Station,  F.  M.  Reinhardt. 

Vesuvius,  10  miles  east  Lincolnton,  Iron 
Station,   J.  M.  Smith. 

Wailick's.  6  miles  west  Lincolnton,  Max- 
well Warlick. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Abemathy  Jas.  M.,  Lincolnton,  (regular) 
Brown  Martin  L.,  Lincoln. ,  (practicing) 
Black  Lorenzo  D.,  Lincoln,  (irregular.) 
Brevard  Ephraim,  Beatie's  Ford  (reg.) 
Caldwell  Elam,  Lincolnton,  (reg.) 
Crowell  Eli,  Lincolnton,  (reg.) 
Lawing  John  M.,  Lincolnton,  (reg.) 
Means Theophilus,  Lincolnton  (reg.) 
McLean  Wm.  B.,  Castania  Grove,  (reg.) 
Richardson  John  M.,  Lincolnton,   (reg.) 
Rudisill  James  C, Lincolnton,  (reg.) 
Thompson  W.  A.,  North  Brook,  (reg.) 
Wacasser  Geo.  W.,  North  Brook,  (irreg.) 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Beatie's  Ford, • 

Catawba  Springs, 

Cottage  Home, 

Dry  Pond, ■ 

Killiam's  Mills,  Ulysses  Alexander. 
North  rBook,  Orville  B.  Jenks. 
Seagle's  Store,   Miss  Stamey. 
Lincolnton,  Harriett  E.  Bomar 

U.  S.  OFFICERS. 

Caldwell  ■ -,  assessor  int.  rev.    U.  S. 

Alexander  Allen,  Ganger  and  Brander. 

EXPRESS  AGENT. 
Alexander  W.  H.,  Lincolnton. 

OFFICERS  W.  C.  &  K.  R.    R.,    AVEST.  DIV. 

Bej.  S.  Guion,  superintendent. 

V.  A.  McBee,  treasurer. 

John  G.  Justice,  agent,  Lincolnton. 

A.  S.  Haynes,  agent,  lion  Station. 


MAOON  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 6,004. 

County  seat— Franklin. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  ■ 

Clerk  Co.  Court,  R.  C.  Slagle. 


Olerk  Superior  Court,  W.  N.  Allman. 

Chairman  Co.  Court, 

Clerk  &M.  in  Eq.  J.  Johnston. 
Coroner,  A.  W.  Bell. 
Register,  J.  J.  McConnell. 
Sheriff,  J.  S.  Moore. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  R.  A.  Phillips. 
Entry  Tal<er,  J.  S.  Franks. 
Ranger,  David  Sheet. 

SCHOOLS. 

Franklin  High  School,  Rev.  L.  F.^Siler 
Tuckaseego    High    School,    bap.,    near 
Franklin. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Franklin,  meth.  E.  W.  Moore. 
Bethel,  meth.  E.  W.  Moore. 
Buck  Creek,  meth.  E.  W.  Jfoore. 
Clarks  Chapel,  meth,  E.  W.  Moore. 
Tesentry,  meth.  E.  W.  Moore. 
Asbury,  meth.  E.  W.  Moore. 
Union,  meth.  E.  W.  Moore. 
Mt.  Zion,  meth.  E.  W.  Moore. 
Gotla,  meth.  E.  W.  Moore. 
Tahlequash,  meth.  E.  W.  Moore. 
Sheaherds,  meth.  E.  W.  Moore. 
Cowee,  meth.  E.  W.  Moore. 
Watauga,  meth.  E.  W.  Moore. 

Franklin,  bapt.,  J.  M.  Ammons. 
Sugarfork,  bapt.    J.  &  J.  R.  Ammons. 
Coweta,  bap.  J.  R.  Ammons. 
Buck  Creek,  bap.  Young  Ammons. 
Brush  Creek,  bap.   A.  Ammons  &  A.  A. 

Justice.  o_  »     » 

Cold  Springs,  bap.  A.   Ammons  &  A.  A. 

Justice. 
Cowee,  bap.  M.  Rickman. 
Bumingtown,  bap.  M.  Rickman. 
Cartoogechaye,  bap.  Aquone,Mark  May. 
Nantayalie,  bap.  Aquone,  IMark  May. 
Briertown,  bap.  Aquone,  Mark  May. 

Franklin,  pres. 

Near  Franklin,  pres. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Franklin  Hotel,  N.  G.  Alman. 

LAWYERS. 

Davidson  A.  G.  Franklin. 
Henry  R.  M.  Franklin. 
Love  W.  S.  Franklin. 
Siler  D.  W.  Franklin. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Cabinet  Shop,  Franklin,  F.  Poindexter. 
I  Cabinet  Shop,  Franklin,  S.  A.  Bell. 


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MERCHANTS. 

Allman  N.  G.  Franklin. 
AtWington  8c  Smith,  Franklin. 
McCoy  W.  A.  Franklin. 
Johnston  J. 

MINISTERS. 

^loore  E.  W.  meth.  Franklin. 
Smith  C.  D.  meth.  (local,)  Franklin. 
Campbell  C.  meth.  (local)  Franklin, 
Siler,  S.  F.  meth.  (local)  Franklin. 
McDonell  John.  meth.  (local)  Franklin. 
Wild  B.  G.  meth.  (local;  Franklin. 
McClure  R.  meth.  (local)  Franklin. 

Ammons  Joshua,  bap.  Franklin. 
Ammons  J.  R.  bap.  Fi-anklin. 
Ammons  Allen,  bap.  Franklin. 
Rickman  Merit,  bap.  Franklin. 
Mnj  Mark,  bap.  Franklin. 
Ammons  Young,  bap.  Franklin. 
Justice  A.  A.  bap.  Franklin. 
Gibson  Samxiel,  bap.  Franklin. 
Deweese  Wm.  bap.  Franklin. 
Deweese  Edmond,  bap.  Franklin. 
Street  David,  bap.  Franklin. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS 

Flour,  mill,  J.  R.  Siler. 
Flour,  mill,  D.  Malonce. 
Flour,  mill,  D.  W.  Mashburn. 
Flour,  mill,  Wm.  West. 
Flour,  mill,  Chas.  Hayes. 
Flour,  mill,  W.  H.  Higden. 
Also  a  large  number  of  com  mills,  names 
not  known. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Moore  B.  W.  Franklin. 
Lyle  J.  M.  Franklin. 
Rush  G.  N.  Franklin. 
McDowell  Joseph,  Franklin. 
Bell  A.  W.  dentist,  Franklin. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Franklin,  Mrs.  E.  V.  Carson. 
Aquone,  Miss  Louisa  Roland. 


MADISON  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 5,908. 

County  Seat — MAiisnALL. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  J.  L.  McElroy. 

Clerk  Co.  Court,  Elijah  J.  Tweed. 


Clerk  Sup.  Court,  James  Nichols. 
C hail-man  Co.  Court,  A.  G.  Tweed. 

Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.  

Coroner, 

Register,  L.  L.  Branson. 
Sheriff,  P.  G.  Brigman. 
Surveyor,  J.  W.  Askew. 
Standard  Keeper, 


Trustee,  S.  G.  Brigman. 

CHiJROHES  AND  jPASTORS. 

MarshaU,  bap.   S.  R.  Wild. 
Marshall,  prot.  meth.  Joseph  Eller. 

BOARDING  HOUSE. 

Warm  Springs,  James  Rambcaugli. 

LAWYERS. 
J.  L.  McSlroy,  Ivcy. 

MERCHANTS. 

Nichols  (J. )  &  Co.  dry  goods  &c.  Mar- 
shall. 

Baid,  Rollins  &  Co.,  dry  goods,  groceries, 
hardware,  &c.,  Marshall. 

MINISTERS. 

Wild  J.  R.  bap.  Marshall. 

Eller  Joeeph,  prot.  meth.  Mai^shall. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Wallin  Jesse,  Marshall. 
Anderson  J.  G.  Marshall. 
Sams,  A.  B.  Marshall. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POSTMASTERS. 

Marshall,  T.  J.  Rollins. 

Spring  Creek, 

Warm  Springs, 

Ivey,  

U.  S.  CLAIM  AGENT. 

W.  W.  Rollins,  lilarshall. 

MAETm  COUNTY. 

Population    in  ISCO 10,195. 

County  Seat— WiLLiAMSTON. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Jas.  J.  ^Rlartin. 

Clerk  County  Court,  John  Hyman. 

Clerk  Sup.  Court,  John  S.  Short. 


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McDowell. 


Chairman  Co.  Court,  J.  D.  Biggs. 

Clerk  &  blaster  in  Eq.  

Coroner, 

Kegister, 

Sheriff,  W.  T.  Crawford. 

Burveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  W.  T.  Ch-awford. 
Constable,  T.  A.  Ray. 


SCHOOLS. 


Williamston  Academy,  —  Johnson. 

Jamesville  Academy, 

Hamilton  School, 

CHURCHES  AlsD  PASTORS. 

Baregrass,  bap.  WilliamRton,  Wm.  Whit- 

aker.  Elder. 

Conoho,  bap.  country, ■ 

Flat  Swamp,  bap.  country, 

Picot,  bap. 'Jamesville,    Clayton  ]\Ioore, 

Elder. 
Smith  wick's    Creek,    bap.    Williamston. 

Wm.  Whitaker. 
Skewarkey,    bap.    Williamston,    C.    B. 

Hassell. 
Cedar  Branch,  meth.  W.  H.  Wheeler. 
Hamilton,  meth.  W.  H.  Wheeler. 
Holly  Springs,  meth.  W.  H.  Wheeler. 
Taylor's  Chapel,  meth.  W.  H.  Wheeler. 
Williams'  Chapel,  meth.  W.  H.  Wheeler. 
Williamston,  meth.  W.  H.  Wheeler. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Campbell  House.  Williamston,   Wm.  B. 

Campbell. 
Planter's  Hotel,  Williamston,  J.  M.   Sit- 

erson. 
Jamesville  Hotel,  Jamesville,  Sebrcl. 

LAWYERS. 

Caraway  J.  G.  Williamston. 
Ebom  W.  C.  Hamilton, 
(h-egory  G.  N.  C.  Hamilthn. 
j\Iartin  Joseph  J.  AVilliamston. 
Stubbs,  J.  R.  William.ston. 
Watts,  Sam'l  W.  Williamston. 
^Villiams  A.  S.  Williamston. 
Waldo  Joseph  T.  Hamilton. 

MERCHANTS. 

Carstarphen  Wm.  H.,   dry   goods,  &c., 

Williamston. 
Ewell  &  Shaw,  dry  goods,   Williamston. 
Hassell  C.  B.,  dry  goods,  Williamston. 
Jones  &  Thompson,  dry  goods,  Hamilton 
Lanier  John  R.,  dry  goods,  Williamston. 
Mizell  Anson  J.,  dry  goods, Williamston. 


Mizell  II.  W.,  dry  goods,   Jamesville. 
Mizell  .John  R.,  dry  goods,  Jame.sville. 
i\Ioore  Wm.  W.,  dry  goods,".Jamesville. 
Price  E.  G.,  dry  goods,  Hamilton. 
Purvis  Wm.  W. ,  dry  goods,  Williamston 
Roberson  Sc  Bro.,  dry  goods,  AVilliamston 
Roberson  Henry  D.,  dry  goods,  (country) 
Slade  &  Biggs,  dry  goods,  »&c.,  Wm'ston. 

Sebrell ,  dry  goods,  Hamilton. 

Weatbersbee  R.  E.,  dry  goods,  Ilaml'ton. 
Waldo  ^c  Crafton,  dry  goods,   Hamilton. 

MINISTERS. 

Perry  Elder  Wm.  B.,  bap.,  Williamston, 
Peal  Elder  Henry,  bap.,  Williamston. 
Purvis  Elder  John  W.,  bap., Hamilton. 
Rogerson  Elder  Levi,  bap.,  Williamston 
Can-anR.  I.,  meth.,  (local)  Williamston. 
Short  Jno.  S.,  meth.,  (local) Williamston. 
Smith  Dr.  Jesse  J.,   meth.,    (local)  Wil- 
liamston. 
Wheeler  Wm.  II.,  meth.,  Williamston. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Sherrod's,  estate  of  W.  R.  W.  Rherrod. 
Everett's,  Elisha  Everett. 
Rawls',  Ewall  &  Rawls. 

Legget's, Leggett. 

Gorham's,  Geo.  Britton. 

Grist,  Mr.  Woolard. 

Grist,  Mr.  Ward. 

Grist,  Mr.  Daniel. 

Steam,  John  T.  Hym.an. 

Steam,  Martindale.  Cruxton  &  Co 

Steam,  Bailey,  Bell  &  Co. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Coke  L.  C,  Hamilton. 
Halsey  R.  S.,  Williamston. 
'  Pugh  Thomas  C,  Williamston. 
Sherrod  John  W.,  Hamilton. 
Teal  James  L.,  in  the  country. 
Watts  Wm.  W.,  Hamilton. 
Yates  L.  S.,  Williamston. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  M  ASTERS 

Williamston,  Alex.  Jackson. 
Jamesville,  E.  H.  Bailey. 

Hamilton,  

Roanoke, 

McDowell  county. 

Population  in  18G0 7,120. 

County  Seat— Marion. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  A.  M.  Erwin. 

Clerk  County  Court,  A.  M.  Finley. 


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MECKLENBUKG. 


Clerk  Sup.  Court,  Alney  Burgin. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  Sewell  Brown. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.  C.  S.  Copeland. 

Coroner, 

Register, 

Sheriff,  Jas.  H.  Danoon. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper,  Mr.  RidJix. 
Trustee,  Mr.  Riddix. 

SCHOOLS. 

Marion  Academy,  Marion. 
Dysartyille     i^emale      School,    Dysart- 
ville. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Marion,  meth.  Mr.  Carter. 
Crooked  Crek,  meth.  Thos.  Dawson. 
Bethel,  meth.  Thos.  Dawson. 
Hominy  Grove,  meth.  Tho3.  Dawson. 
Thompson's  Chapel,  meth.  Thos.  Dawson 
Murphy's  Chapel,  meth.  Thos.  Dawson. 
Long  Hollow,  bap.  Mr.  Wilkins. 
Marion,  bap.  Wm.  0.  Greyson. 

HOTELS. 

Marion  Hotel,  W.  M.  Keyson. 

LAWYERS. 

Erwin  A.  M.  Marion. 
Fleming  Woodward,  Marion. 
Wilson,  Daniel,  Marion. 

MERCHANTS. 

Bnrgin  (Robt.)  &  Carson  (John)  Marion. 
Bright  John,  Dysartville. 
Davidson  — ,  Old  Fork. 
Fleming  (W.)  &  Young  (John)  Marion. 
JNIorris  A;  Freeman,  Bracket  town. 
Gunlee  (Thos.  &  Jas.)  Marion. 
Higgins  Wm.  druggist,  JIarion. 
Morris  Elijah,  Sugar  Hill  and  Old  fort. 
Neal  (S.  .J.  ct  James,)  Marion. 
Patton  John  C.  Marion. 
Shank  - — ,  Dysartville. 
Chun  — ,  Marion. 
Neal  Joseph,  Marion. 

MINISTERS. 

Greyson  Joseph,  bap.  Cross  Roads. 
Solomon  Zachariah,  free  will  baj)   Black 

Moiintain. 
Carter  — ,  meth.  (local)  Marion. 
Dawson,  meth.  (northern)  Marion. 

MINES. 

Gold  Mine  at  Dysartville. 


Gold  Mine  at  Bracket  Town. 
Gold  Mine  at  Jonestown. 

MILLS  AMD  OWNERS. 

Merchant  Flour,  Marion,  iMrs.  Carson. 

Merchant  Flour,  Old  Fort,  Mr.  Davidson. 

Merchant  Flour,  Dysartville,  Mills  Hig- 
gins. 

Merchant  Flour,  Marion,  ,Jos.  Hunter. 

Grist  Mill,  Stone  Mountain,  W.  A.  B. 
Murphy. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Higgins  Wm.  Marion. 
Gilky  — ,  Marion. 
Liester  — ,  Marion. 
McCoy—,  Old  Fort. 
Nodlett,  W.  B.  Black  Mountain. 
Reed  — ,  Pleasant  Retreat. 
Crilbert  — ,  JIarion. 
Young  — ,   Dysartville. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Marion,  Wm.  Keyson. 
Dysartville,  Mrs,  Dysard. 
Pleasant  Retreat,  Dr.  McCoy. 
North  Cove,  Mr.  Call. 


MEOKLENBURa  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 17,374 

County  Seat — Charlotte. 
Population  in  18(J0,  3,000 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 


Attorney,  — ^ 

Clerk  C^ounty  Court,  \A'm.  Maxwell. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  E.  A.  Osborne. 

Chairman  County  Court, 

Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  C.  Dowd. 

Coroner,  

Register,  F.  M.  Russ. 
Sheriff,  R.  W.  White. 

Siirveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,    

Deputy  Sheriff,  J.  S.  S.  Sims. 
Constable,  James  McLean. 


CITY   0FFICEK3,    CHARLOTTE. 

Mayor,  S.  A.  Haynes. 

City  Physician  and  Surgeon,    C.  J.  Fox. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Charlotte  Female  Inst,  Rev.  R.  Burwell. 
Mecklenburg  Fem.  College,  Rev.  A.  G. 
Stacy. 


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Charlotte  Male  Academy,  R.  H.  Griffith 

and  A.  Biirwell. 
Primary  School,  Davidson  College,  Mrs. 

Julia  Hall. 
Primary  School,  Davidson  College,  Misa 

Mary  Anderson. 
Davidson  College  (presb.,  23  miles  north 

of  Chariotte,   G.  W.   McPhail,  D.  D.. 

president;  E.F.Rockwell,.!.  R.  Black, 

A.  Mclver,  J.  M.  Anderson  and  W.  G. 

Richardson,  professors. 

CHURCHES  AND   PASTORS. 

Charlotte,  presb.,  A.  W.  Miller. 
Sugar  Creek,  presb.,  G.  D.  Parks. 
Providence,  presb..,  R  B.  Johnson. 
Bethel,  presb.,  E.  F.  Rockwell. 
Philadelphia,  presb.,  Wm.  McDonald. 
White  Hall,  presb.,  John  Douglass. 
Davidson  College,  presb.,  Wm.  Pharr. 
Charlotte,  presb.,  Saml.  C.  Pharr. 

Charlotte,  meth.,  J.  W.  Powers. 
Alexandriana,  meth.,  John  Swain. 
Davidson  College,  meth.,  J.   J.  Prather. 

Charlotte,  cath.,  L.  P.  O'Connell. 

Charlotte,  bap.,  R.  H.  Griffith. 

Charlotte,  luth.,  John  Aldridge. 

Long  Creek,  seceder,  R.  S.  Ransom. 
Steel  Creek,  seceder,  J.  C.  Chalmers. 
Charlotte,  seceder,  Jno.  Hunter. 
Harrisburg,  seceder,  J.  G.  McLaughlin. 

HOTELS  &    BOARDING  HOUSES- 

Mansion  House,  Charlotte,  W.  P.  Moore. 
Chariotte  Hotel,  W.  W.  Hart. 
Moody  House,  Charlotte,  W.  W.  Elems. 
Boardmg  House,  Charlotte,   Mrs.  James 

CTibsou. 
Boarding  House,  Charlotte,  Mrs.  Joshua 

Trotter. 
Boarding  House,  Davidson  College,  Mrs. 

Laura  McCauley. 
Boarding  House,  Davidson  College,  Mrs. 

Auu  Brown. 
Restaurant,  Charlotte,  Jas.  Hence. 
Restaurant,  Charlotte,   Brown  &  Sloan. 

LAWYERS. 

Vance  (Z.  B.)  &  Dowd,  Chariotte. 
Osborne  &  Barringer,  Charlotte. 
Wilson  J.  H.,  sr.,  Charlotte. 
Hutchinson  &  Brown,  Charlotte. 
Johnson  &  Jones,  Charlotte. 
Davidson  Wm.  F.,  Charlotte. 
Warring  Robt.  P.,  Charlotte. 


MANUFACTORIES. 

Rock   Island  Woolon   Mills,   Charlotte, 

Young,  Wriston  &  Co. 
Foundry  and  Machine   Shop,   Charlotte, 

John  Wilkes  &  Co. 
Foundry  and  ^lachine  Shop,    Charlotte, 

John  W.  Ho^^■ie  &  Co. 
Foundry  and  Machine  Shop,   Charlotte, 

Rooke,  Culpepper  &  Co. 
Steam  Planing  Mills,   Charlotte,   Jonas 

Rudisill. 
Tannery  Charlotte,  P.  M.  Brown. 
Carriage  Fact.,  Charlotte,  Chas.  Wilson. 
Carriage  Factory,  Charlotte,  Jno.  Trotter 
Cabinet  and  Undertaking,  Charlotte,  H. 

M.  Shelton. 
Saddle  and  Harness  Factory,   Charlotte, 

Robert  Shaw. 
Cigar  Factory,  Charlotte,  Ed.  Lang. 
Cigar  Factory,  Charlotte,  J.  M.  Kinney. 
Carriage  Factory,  Davidson   College,  R. 

A.  Brady. 

MECHANICS,  &c. 

Boot  and  Shoemaker,  Charl.,  C.  Rodiger. 
Blacksmith,  Charlotte,  Jos.  Tatum. 
Watch  and   Clock  Maker,   Charlotte,  A. 

Silversmith,  Charlotte,  R.  W.  Beckwith. 
Cabinet  ilaker,  Davidson  College,  I.  M. 

Johnson. 
Gunsmith,  Charlotte,  Richard  Gregg. 
Jeweler  and  Watchmaker,Jno.  S.  Butler 
Brick  Mason,    Charlotte,  Thos.   Allison. 
Contractor  and  Brick  Mason,  Charlotte, 

Samuel  Taylar. 
Stone  Mason,  Charlotte,  James  Rigert  & 

Sons. 
Contractors  and   Carpenters,  Charlotte, 

Arbury  &  Rudisill. 
Boot  and   Shoemaker,   Charlotte.  W.  E. 

White. 
Architect,  Charlotte,  Sidney  Redding. 
Sign  and  House  Paint.,  Charlotte,   Law- 
rence &  Hewit. 
House  and  Sign  Painters,  Charlottc,Fra- 

zier  &  Johnson. 
Marble  Cutters,   Chariotte,   Wm.  Tiddy 

&  Son. 
Undertaker,  Chariotte,  R.  F.  Davidson. 
Cooper,  Charlotte,  Gustavus  Schuider. 
Blacksmith,  Charlotte,  R.  W.  Jaminson. 
House  &  Sign  Painter,  Charlotte,  Adam 

SUer. 

MERCHANTS  IN  CHARLOTTE, 

WHOLESALE    AND   KETAIL. 

Brem,  Brown  &  Co.,  hardware. 
Brem,  Brown  &  Co.,  dry  goods. 
Buxbaum  &  Rosseter,  dry  goods. 


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Emanuel  H.  &  B.,  dry  goods. 
Elias  &  Cohen,  dry  goods. 
Killgore  &  Curstan,  druggists. 
Ncsbit  &  Slaxwell,  confections. 
McAdin  J.  H.  druggist, 
llarty  Jas.  &  Co.  crockery  &  china  ware. 
Koopman  B.  dry  goods. 
JMeacham  S.  B.  boots  &  shoes. 
Moody  &  Rigler,  confectioneries. 
Phelps  H.  M.  dry  goods. 
Richards  (Win.)  &  Co.  dry  goods  &  gro- 
ceries. 
Smith  (B.  R.  jr.)  &  Co.  boots  and  shoes. 
Scar  F .  druggist. 

Tiddy  (Wm.)  <&  Co.  books  &  stationery. 
Taylor  &  Duncan,  dry  goods. 
Wi'ttkowsky  &  Rentels,  dry  goods. 
McDonald  &  Son,  domestic  &  cot.  yarns. 
Stenhouse  &  McCauley,  heavy  groceries. 
Byerly  D.  tin  ware  and  stoves 
Buxbaum  &  Lang,  dry  goods. 
Tate  A.  II.  heavy  groceries, 
Palmer  Jas.  D.  liquor  dealers. 

KETAIL     MERCHANTS. 

Blum  D.  dry  goods. 

Haltom  W.  S.  confectionaries. 

Grier  (W.  W.)  &  Co.  family  grocers. 

Wilson  Bro's,  dry  goods. 

Gifford  S.  dry  goods. 

Henderson  J.  H.  dry  goods. 

Hicksher  H.  dry  goods. 

Daugherty  Wm.  tin  ware. 

Groot    &    Cowan,    grocers   &    produce 

dealers. 
Carson  &  Grier,  grocers  &  cottoTi  factors 
Pritchard  H.  M.  family  grocers. 
Warren  Wm.  family  grocers. 
Austin  J.  F.  family  grocers. 
Moody  M.  D.  L.  family  grocers. 
Caswell  &  McGinn,  family  grocers. 
W^alser  J.  H.  family  grocers. 
Phelps  H.  M.  family  grocers. 
Henderson  &  Osborne,  family  grocers. 
Andrews  A.  H.  family  grocers. 
Edwards  &  ]\Ioody,  family  grocers. 
Hanner  Wm.  family  grocers. 
Alexander  &  lilcCallan,  liquor  dealers. 
Horah  &  Rigler,  liquor  dealers. 
Adams  Lindsay,  liquor  dealer. 
Craige  Jos.  D.  liquor  dealer. 
Morrison  &  Cruse,  liquor  dealer. 
Nimms  P.  E.  bakery. 
Nichols  — ,  groceries. 
Reichenburg  N.  dry  goods. 
Kinsell  -J.  F.  bakery  tt  confections. 
Gro-ss  (S.)  &  Co.  heavy  groceries. 
Miller  &  Black,  heavy  groceries. 
Farmers  &  Mechanics,    heavy   grocery 

store. 
Gleason  (J.)  &  Co.  heavy  groceries. 
Pierpont  &  Gray,  heavy  groceries. 
Berryhill  Alex,  heavy  groceries. 


Kuck  &  Co.  grocers. 

Robinson  M.  W.  grocers. 

Houston  S.  F.  grocers. 

Barringer,  Wolf  &  Co.  dry  goods  &c. 

Vogle  .John,  merchant  tailor. 

Quiry  C.  M.  dry  goods. 

McLeod  &  Steel,  dry  goods. 

Sinclair  A.  dry  goods. 

Haity  &  Alexander,  grocers. 

Boyd  (Wm.)  &  Co.  grocers. 

Lowingard  E.  dry  goods. 

Asher  (H.  M.)  &  Co.  dry  goods. 

Hammond  &  McLaughlin,  grocers. 

Sinclair  A.  dry  "goods. 

COMMISSION  MERCnANTS. 
Hutchinson,  Burroughs  &  Co. 
Oats  (R.  M.)  &  Co.  cotton  factors. 
Bryce  (J,  Y.)  &  Co.  cotton  factors 

BUTCHERS. 

Cook  Wm.  A.  Charlotte. 
Johnson  Burwell,  Charlotte. 
"Vogle  Jas.  Charlotte. 
Seely  Wm.  Charlotte. 

LIVERY  STABLES. 

Jno.  Wadsworth,  Charlotte. 

BANKERS  AND   BROKERS. 

T.  AV.  Dewy  &  Co.  Charlotte. 

M.  P.  Pegram,  cash.  Ist.  national  bank, 

Charlotte. 
Brenizer,  Kellog  &  Peters,  City  bank. 
John  Wilkes,  pres.   1st.   national   bank, 

Charlotte. 

AGENTS    AND    OTHERS. 

Scott  C.  agent  N.  C.  R.  R.  depot. 

Pegram  H.  W.,  C.  &  S.  C.  R.  R.    Char- 
lotte. 

Harty  Wm.,  W.  C.  &  R.  R.  R.  Charlotte. 

Hill  Wm.  P.  so.  express  co. 

Hutchinson,  Burroughs  &  Co.   insurance 
agents. 

Johnson  Wm.  pres.  C.  &  S.  C.  R  R. 

Brenizer  A.  G.  pres.  city  bank,  Charlotte. 

Butt  J.  N.  teller  city  bank,  Charlotte. 
EDITORS. 

Hill  &  Irwin,  Land  we  Love. 
Yates  W.  J.  Western  Sentinel. 
Britton  E.  H.  Daily  Courier. 
Britton  J.  E.  Daily  Bnlletin. 
Aldrich  N.  Lutheran,  &  Pritchard  H.  M. 
Republican. 

BARBERS. 
Bethel  Jerry.  Charlotte. 
Summer  &  S^jaun,  Charlotte. 

ARTIST. 

Ambrotypist,  Charlotte,  II.  Bumgardner. 
Ambrotypist,  Charlotte,  R.  Bioaderay. 
u.  S.  MINT. 

D.  J.  .Tones,  essayer,  Charlotte. 

E.  H.  Bissell,  minerologist,  Charlotte. 


ROSAMLIS 

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beautifies  the  complexioiL 


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NORTH  CAROLINA 


MECKi.ENBURG. 


MECKLENBURG. 


MEIiCH^VNTS  IN  COUNTRY. 

Helper  (H.  P.)&  Sloan  (E.  D.  B.)  Da- 
vidson College. 

Andrews  Jas.  Davidson  CoUcg-e. 

Withers  &  Sample,  Davidson  College. 

Hastings  Wm.  Davidson  College. 

Yountz  (E.  G.)  &  Co.  dry  goods  &c., 
Pineville. 

Gallant  John  F.  dry  goods  &c.  Steel 
Creek. 

MINISTERS. 

McPhail  D.  D.,  Geo.  W.  pres.  Davidson 

College. 
Anderson  J.  N.  pres.  Davidson  College. 
Rockwell  E.  F.  pres.  Davidson  College. 
Davis  Thos.  E.  pres.  Davidson  College. 
Miller  A.  W.  pres.  Charlotte. 
Parks  G.  D.  pres.  Sugar  Creek. 
Johnson  R.  B.  pres.  Providence. 
McDoudd  Wm.  pres.  Philadelphia. 
Douglass  John,  pres.  White  Hall. 
Pharr  Wm.  pres.  Davidson  College. 
Pharr  Sam.  C.  pres.  Davidson  College. 

O'Connell  L.  P.  catholic,  Charlotte. 

Maynard  E.  J.  meth.  Charlotte. 
Haltom  W.  S.  meth.  (local)  Charlotte. 
Butt  Jno.  F.  meth.  (local)  Charlotte. 
Prother  J.   J.    meth.  (local)    Davidson. 

College. 
Swain  Jno.  meth.  Alexandriana. 
Kerr  Wm.  N  meth.  (local)  country. 

Griffith  R.  II.  bap.  Charlotte. 

Aldridge  Jno.  luth.   Charlotte. 

Ransom  R.  S.  seceder.  Steel  Creek. 
Hunter  Jno.  seceder,  Charlotte. 
McLaughlin  J.  G.  seceder,  Harrisburg. 

GOLD  MINES. 

Gage  &  Fearis  Mine,  5  miles  from  Char- 
lotte, Warner,  Davis  &  Co.  owners,  S. 
S.  Warner,  pres.  of  com.  Middletown, 
Conn. 

Means  Gold  Mine  Co.  5  miles  from  Char- 
lotte. 

Premium  Gold  Mine  Co.  7  miles  from 
Charlotte,  F.  J.  Faulkner,  pres.  and 
Jas.  M.  Simond,  sec,  Charlotte. 

Rudisill  Hill  Gold  Mine,  1  mile  from 
Charlotte. 

Capps  Gold  Mine,  5  mile  from  Charlotte. 

McGinn  Gold  &  Copper,  G  miles  from 
Charlotte. 

Keams  Copper  Mine,  10  miles  from 
Charlotte. 

Alexander  Gold  Mine,  6  miles  from  Char- 
lotte. 


Wallace  Gold  Mine,  8  miles  from  Char- 
lotte. 
Reu  Gold  Mine,  8  miles  from  Charlotte. 
Grier  Gold  Mine,  12  miles  from  Charlotte. 
Carson  Gold  ]\Iine,  2  miles  from  Charl'. 
Trotter  Gold  Mine,  4  miles  from  Char. 
Cathey  Gold  Mine,  10  miles  from  Char. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Saw  Mill,  Charlotte,  John  Sikes. 
Flour,  Charlotte,  F.  H.  Maxwell. 
Lumber,  Charlotte,  R.  B.  Wallace. 
Merchant    Mills,      Charlotte,    Parks   & 

Wallace. 
Merchant  Mills,  Pineville,  M.  L.  Wallace 
Merchant  Mills,  Charlotte,  Dr.  C.J.  Fox. 
Flour,    Davidson    CJollege,    Johnston  & 

Withers. 
Lumber,  Davidson  College,    McNeely  & 

McCoy. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Alexander  A.  B.  Davidson  College. 
Britton  S.  E.  Charlotte. 
Caldwell  Thos.  Providence. 
Davidson  Wm.  Long  Creek. 
Holt  Wm.  Davidson  College. 
Fox  C.  J.  Charlotte. 
Gibbon  Robt.  Charlotte. 
Gregory  R.  K.  Charlotte. 
Gibble  Joseph,  Providence. 
Herron  J.  S.  Steel  Creek. 
Henderson  J.  Mc.  Alxandriana. 
Jones  .1.  C.  Charlotte. 
Jones  L.  G.  Charlotte. 
Neel  T.  C.  Charlotte. 
McComb  J.  P.  Charlotte. 
Miller  Jas.  M.  Charlotte. 
Romney  J.  S.  Long  Creek. 
Sandifer  Wm.  Davidson  College. 
Pressley  Jas.  Steel  Creek. 
Strong  J.  M.  Steel  Creek. 
Wilson  J.  M.  Davidson  College. 
Williams  E.  D.  Pineville. 
Yfatson  S.  B.  Charlotte. 

DENTISTS. 

Alexander  Amzi  W.  Charlotte, 
Conn  W.  E.  Charlotte. 
Traywick  J.  S.  Charlotte. 
Waugh  John  H.  Charlotte. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Charlotte,  Chas.  A.  Fraizer. 
Davidson  College,  II.  P.  Helper. 
Fullwood's  Store,  W.  P.  Houston. 
Martindale.  AVm.  Martin. 
White  Hall,  R.  S.  Reed. 
Providence,  J.  E.  Sampler. 


R(JSAMLIS  purifies  (lie  blood. 


ADVERnSEMENTS. 


XLIX 


^^.    OFLZBEOH, 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 


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HATS,  BOOTS  AND  SHOES, 


Corner  of  Fayetteville  and  Hargett  Sts., 


RALEIGH,   N.    C. 


MOOmiN  HOTEL, 

This  Well-known  House  is   noAviRe-opened, 
And  its  Pormer  Eeputation  will  be  Maintained  by 

WINSTON  HOTELS 


"wiisrsToisr,  iisr.  o. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


BINGHAM  &  CO., 

(SucoesBors'to  Sprague  Brothers,) 

WHOLESALE  &  RETAIL 


^w 


Main     Street, 

SALISBURY,  N.  C. 

tS^Highest  Price  paid  in  CasJi  for  all  kinds  of  Produce* 

HEKET  GWTNN.  E.  R.  GOTTEN.  WALTER  &WTNN,  Jr. 

Of  Baltimore.  Late  of  Tarboro,  N.  C  Late  of  S.  Carolina 

GWYNN,    GOTTEN   &  CO., 

COTTON  FACTORS  AND  GENERAL 

105    West    Lombard  Street, 


^"Liberal  adTancements  made  on  Consignments.    Orders  for  General  Merchandise 
solicited. 


B.  PEDDLE, 


Kept  on  the  European  Plan, 

No.  56,  Main  Street, 

NORFOLK,    YA. 


►A  Pleasant  Summer  Retreat  for  Seekers  of  Pleasure.* 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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MIORGANTON,    N.   C. 

REV.  R.  L.  ABERNETHY,  PRES.        G.  W.  HAWN,  ASSISTANT, 


We  are  nearfthe  celebrated  Table  Rock,  and  in  one  of  the 

Most  Beautiful  and  Piotviresq.vie  Countries  in  the  World. 


Dr.  Duffy's  Tonic  Mixture 


FOE  THE  CURE  OP 


And  Dr.  Duffy's  Anti-Billious  Pills, 

Prepared  by  F.  S.  Duffy,  New  Berne,  N.  C„ 

l^°May  be  had  of  Druggists  generally.  «^ 


GREAT  IMPROVEMENT  IN  DENTISTRY ! 


SENSITIYE  TEETH  PiUed  WITHOUT  PAII. 


By  a  simple  application  the  Tooth  is  rendered  insensible 
to  pain  during  the  operation  of  filling, 

£^*Every  operation  warranted  to  give  satisfaction.     Charges  as  low  as 
any  Dentist  in  the  city.    Teeth  extracted  without  pain. 

THOMAS  B.  OARR,  M.  D. 

No.  36,  Market  St,  Wilmington,  N.  C. 


LII  ,  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


JOHN    A.   m^'IVIANNEN, 


MANUFACTUBEK  OF 


t  k  Screeiii 


And   Dealer  in. 

BOLTING-    CLOTHS, 


Mllil-ifilli, 

DXJRH^MS,  :Nr.  c. 


3,000    OF  THESE  MACHIKES, 
AND  HAVE  GIVEN  ENTIRE  SATISFACTION. 


Referefice  Made  to  All  Who  Have  Them  in  Use. 


It  has  Taken  the   Premium   at  all  Fairs 

WHEREVER    EXHIBITED. 


Have  been  thrown  out  to  make  room  for  this  one  ! 

AMONG  THEM 


Brewer's,  Barrett's,   Henley's,  Walker's,    Springers,    Lawrence's 
Grimes'  and   Smithst 


ADVERTISEMENTS  LIII 


C.  C.  YATES, 

AND     DEALER     IN 

if  4f  11  &,  f  MSI  11¥  iiiia 

GROCERIES,  HARDWARE  AND  CUTLERY, 

BOOTS,     SHOES     AND    ASSOKTED     MEKCHANDISE. 

ALSO,  DEALER  IN  AND  MANUFACTURER  OF 

Sheet  Iron  and  Copper  Ware  at  Wholesale. 
GREENSBORO,   N.   C. 

B.  G.  WORTH.  N.  G.  DANIEL. 


MERCH:A.ISrTS, 

T.C.  &  B  G.  Worth's  Old  Stand,  South  Water  S  re3t, 

WILMINGTON,   N.    C. 


H>ea.le3riS    iia 


Bagginii  Rope,  Iroo  Ties,  Lime,  Plaster,  Hair,  Cement, 

Gnano,  Hay,  Salt,  Coal,  &c. 

Agents  for  Express  Weekly  Ste.tmsh'p  Linr. 
»•        ''     PliUadclphiu  Soa^hern  Hail  S.eam-hip  Line. 
"        "    Cape  Fear  Steamboat  Liae  to  Fayetteville. 

All  goods  shipped   by  either  of  the  iiliove  Steamship  Lines  for  Fayetteville 
and  beyond  will  be  forwarded  free  of  commission  and  drayage, 

COTTON       FACTOR 

AKD 

C0mmi00ion  ittcrcl)ant. 

Market  Sqiiare, 

rL^^XjEZOH,     Is;-,      o. 

jr^^SPEciAL  Attention  called  to   North  Carolina  Shoes. "^ 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


XIII 


s.  wi.  sr/i>^ 

w  Manvifactu.rer    of  ^ 


rli^t  I'li^mSmm  feaal  aa€  ^tmrns© 


« 


Pactories  84  and  86  Camden  Street  and  45  &  47  Perry  Street, 


Opposite  the  Baltimore  &  Ohio  Kailroad  Office,  and  Ware  Rooms,  No  7,  North  Liberty 
Street,  above  Baltimore  Street, 


BALTIMORE,    MD. 


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With  the  Agraffe  treble  und  Ivory  Fronts,  are  pronounced  by  the  best  Professors  and 
Am  ateurs,  to  be  the 

mil  Fms^s  iw  Wi©  \ 

They  are  fully  warranted  for  five  years,  with  the  privilege  of  exchange  within  twelve 
months,  if  not  entirely  satisfactory  to  the  purchaser. 

Always  on  Hand  from  $50  to  $300. 

References  :  [who  have  our  Pianos  in  nse,]  Gen.  Robert  E.  Lee  Lexingtsn.  Va  ; 
Gen.  Robert  Ransom,  Wilmington  N.  C. ;  Rev.  C  B.  Riddick,  Kittrell  s  Springs,  N.C 
Max  Strakosch,  Director  Italian  Opera,  and  Miss  Carohne  M.  Ritchmgs,  of  the  English 
Opera.    ^"A  call  is  solicited.    Terms  liberal. 

BRANSOX  &  JONES,  Agents,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 


LTV 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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UPCHURCH  ^  DODD, 


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GOODS  &  GRQCJF HIES  111 


ISTo.  2,  So-ath.  Side  Mlarket  Square, 

RALEIQH,   N.   O. 

a  GENTS  for  the  sale  of  EGERTON'S  SOOTOH  SNUFF,  which    they 
J^  keep  constantly  on  hand  in  Bladders  and  Bales,  at  wholesale  and  retail. 
Also  keep  on  hand  a  large  and  select  stock  of 

FAMILY  GROCERIES, 

which  they  are  prepared  to  sell,  at  wholesale  and  retail,  at  as  low  prices 
as  any  house  in  the  City. 

We  give  our  personal   attention   to   all  Con- 


UP  CHURCH  &  DODD. 

No.  2,  South  Side  Market  Square, 

RALEIGH,  N.  C. 


signments. 


W.  G.  UPCHURCH, 
W.  H.  DODD, 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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MITCHELL. 


MONTGOMERY. 


MITCHELL  COUNTY. 

[Erected  since  last  Census.] 
County  Seat— Bakersvili.e. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 


Attorney, 

Clerk  County  Court,  J.  II.  Greene. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  J.  W.  Bowman. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  Jason  B.  Masters. 

Clerk  and  blaster  in  Equity, 

Coroner, 

Eegister,  Wilson  Burleson. 
Sheriff,  A.  A.  Wiseman. 

Surveyors, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  C.  Garland. 
Entry  Taker,  T.  11.  Sparks. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Bear  Creek,  bap.,  J.  P.  Dickson. 
Beaver  Creek,  bap.,  S.  M.  uallis. 
Big  Meadows,  bap. ,  J.  W.  Buchanan. 
Fork  Mountain,  bap.,  S.  Buchanan. 
Grassy  Creek,  bap.,  J.  P.  Dickson. 
Roan  Monntain,  bap.,  S.  M.  CoUis. 

Bakersville,  meth.,  W.  S   Stephens. 
Hunter's  Chapel,  meth.,  W.  S.  Stephens. 
Jline  Creek,  meth.,  W.  S.  Stephens. 
Pisgah,  meth.,  W.  S.  Stephens. 
Snow  Creek,  meth.,  W.  S.  Stephens. 
Shiloh,  meth.,  W.  S.  Stephens. 

LAWYER. 

Bowman  J.  W.  Bakersville. 

MERCHANTS. 

Clemens  &  Co.  dry  goods.  Spruce  Pine. 

Cameron  &  Harden,  dry  goods,  Bakers- 
ville, (store  kept  by  J.  H.  Green.) 

Huss  John  A.  dry  goods,  Childsville. 

Hyder  Jacob,  dry  goods,  Fork  Mountain. 

Garland  G.  dry  goods.  Red  Hill. 

Pearson  Isaac  A.  dry  goods,  Bakersville. 

Penland  (R.  N.)  iSi  Co.  dry  goods,  Ba- 
kersville. 

Simmerly  N.  dry  goods,  Bakersville. 

Young  &  Penland,  dry  goods,  Spruce 
Pine. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Baker's,  Bakersville,  Josiah  Baker. 
Burleson's,  Bakersville,  Aaron  Burleson. 
Burleson's,  Bakers%dlle,  Thos.  Burleson. 
Huss',  Childsville,  John  A.  Huss. 


MINISTERS. 

Buchanan  Stephen,  bap,.  Spruce  Pine. 
Buchanan  John  W.  bap.,  Bakersville. 
Callis,  S.  M.  bap..  Spruce  Pine. 
Dickson  J.  P.  bap.,  Grassy  Creek. 

Stephens  W.  S.  meth.,  Bakersville. 

PHYSICIANS. 
Hart  R.  Bakersville. 
POST  OFFICES  &  POSTMASTERS. 

Baker-sville,  Miss  Julia  A.  Baker. 
Childsville,  Nancy  M.  Wiseman. 
Cranberry  Forge,  J.  C.  Hardin. 
Fork  Mountain,  Jacob  Hyder. 
Grassy  Creek,  J.  P.  Dickson. 
Ledger,  Wm.  J.  Silver. 
Red  Hill,  S.  C.  Mclnturf. 
Spruce  Pine,  Tilman  Blalock. 
Yellow  Mountain,  Wilson  Burleson. 


MONTaOMEKY  COUNTY. 

Population    in  1860 7,649. 

County  Seat— Troy. 
COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Elias  Hurley. 

Clerk  County  Court,  C  C.  Wade. 

Clerk  Sup.  Court,  Jas.  B.  Ballard. 

Chairman  Co.  Court,  Neil  Mclnnis. 

Clerk  and  M.  Eq. 

Coroners,  John  Dunn,  sr.,  A.  C.  North- 
cot. 

Register,  David  A.  Munn. 

Sheriff,  D.  C.  McAuley. 

Surveyors,  W.  G.  Deberry  and  B.  F. 
Simmons. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee, 

Constables,  B.  L.  Sanders,  Joe  Hurley. 

Sheriffs  Dep.,  J.  W.  Reevs,  E.  J.  Strider. 

SCHOOLS. 

Edinboro'  Academy, ■ 

Mt.  Gilead  Academy,  • 

Troy  Academy, 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Auman's  Hill,  chris.,  D.  B.  ]\tcLeod. 
Shady  Grove,  chris.,  D.  B.  McLeod. 

Bethel,  bap., 

Blackwood   Chapel,  bap.,Wm.    II.   Bo- 

stick. 
Cross  Roads,   bap.,  Jas.  Jordan. 


ROSADALIS  beautifies  the  complexion. 


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NORTH  CAROLINA 


MONTGOMERY. 


MOOllE. 


Laurel  Hill,  bap.,  Jas.  Jordan. 
Mt.  Camell,  bap.,  Jas.  Littleton. 
New  Union,  bap.,  Jas.  Jordan. 
Stoker's  Chapel,  bap.,  A.  P.  Stoker. 

Mt.  Gilead,  meth.,  J.  D.  Buie. 
Sardis',  meth.,  J.  D.  Buie. 
Shiloh,  meth.,  B.  Phillips. 
Zion,  meth.,  J.  D.  Buie. 

Sharon,  presb.,  J.  K.  Colton. 
Macedonia,  presb.,  J.  R.  Colton. 

HOTELS. 

Troy  Hotel,  M.  A.  Munroe. 
Hotel,  T,  C.  Haltom. 

LAWYERS. 

Henley  Elias,  Troy. 
Jordan  Allen,  Troy. 
Pemberton  S.  J.  Troy. 
Simmons  B.  F.  Troy. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Swift  Island  Manufacturing  Co.  (cotton 

factory,  &c.) 
Tan  Yard,  Brookshire  &  Williams. 

MINISTERS. 

Buie  J.  D.  meth.,  Mt.  Gilead. 
Phillips  B.  meth.,  (local)  Troy. 
Ballard  Jas.  B.  meth.,  (local)  Troy. 

Jordan  Jas.  bap.,  Troy. 
Wright  David,  bap.,  Troy. 
Stoker  A.  P.  bap.,  Troy. 
Dunn  J.  W.  bap.,  Mt.  Gilead. 
Littleton  Jas.  bap.,  Troy. 
Bostick  Wm.  M.  bap.,  Troy. 

Colton,  J.  R.  presb.,  Troy. 

McLeod  D.  B.  chris.,  Troy. 

MERCHANTS. 

Baggam  Jas.  Sanders'  Hill. 

Lassiter  W.  Troy. 

McAuley   (D.  C.)  &   McAllister  (Wm.) 

Mt.  Gilead. 
Pierce  &  Ingram,  Troy. 
Usher  Samuel  T.  Rush's  Mill. 
Wooley  C.  W.  Edinboro'. 

GOLD  MINES. 

Baltimore  and  Montgomery  Mining  Co. 
Christian  Mines. 
Clark's  Creek  Gold  Mine. 
Dumas  Creek  Gold  Mine. 
Island  Creek  Gold  Mine. 


Troy,  N.  Y.  &  N.  C.  Gold  Mining  Co. 
Russel  Mines. 
Spencer's  Creek  Mines. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Auman's,  Auman  (Wm.)  &  Allen  (J.  G.) 
Barringer's,  E.  G.  L.  Barringer. 
Christian's,  S.  H.  Christian. 
Cagle's,  Wm.  Cagle. 
Debeery's,  Wm.  G.  Debeery. 
Debeery's,  Benjamin  Debeery. 
Gaines  &  Christian's,  Gaines  &  Christian. 
Ingram's,  Wm.  B.  Ingram. 
Jordan's,  AV.  A.  Jordan. 
Hall's,  John  Hall. 
Gaines',  E.  J.  Gaines. 
Lewis"  .John  Lewis. 
Lassiter's,  Miram  Lassiter. 
Martin's,  Farquard  Martin. 
McAulay's,  D.  C.  McAulay. 
McAllister's,  Wm.  McAllister. 
Overton's,  E.  &  M.  Overton. 
Rush's,  A.  F.  &  C.  H.  Rush. 
Russell's,  Nelson  Russell. 
Stafford's,  Ernsley  Stafford. 
Simmons',  Lackey  Simmons. 
Sanders',  A.  H.  Sanders. 
Smitherman's,  Jesse  Smitherman. 
Thayer's,  W.  N.  Thayer. 
Steam    Saw    and  Grist,  Brookshire    & 
Williams. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Montgomery  J.  H.  Clark's  Creek. 
McLennon  Allin,  Rush's  Mill. 
Simmons  W.  A.  Troy. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Auman  Hill,  W.  L.  Auman. 

Edinboro',  ■ 

Mt.  Gilead,  Mary  McQuage. 

Sanders'  Hill, 

Swift  Island. 

Troy,  Margaret  Wright. 
Rush's  Mill, 


MOOEE  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1^0 11  427. 

County  Seat — Carthage. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  James  D.  M.  Ives. 
Clerk  County  Court,  A.  H.  McNeill. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  G.  H.  Coddell. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  D.  M.  R.  IMcIntcsh. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  A.  R.  McDonald. 
Coroner,  S.  C.  Barrett. 


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IMOORE. 


MOORE. 


Register,  A.  M.  Branson. 
Sheriff,  K.  H.  ^yorthy. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee, 

Deputy  Sheriff,  John  T.  Kelly. 
Jailor,  AV.  K.  Newry. 
A.  A.  F.  Sewell  and  T.  W.  Ritter  mem- 
bers of  Special  Court. 

[SCHOOLS. 

Carthage  Female  Institute,  Miss  Eliza  J. 

Smith. 
Carthage  Male  Institute, 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Carthage,  meth.,  Carthage,  F.  H.  Wood. 
Mt.  Carmel,  meth.,  near  Carthage,  F.  H. 

Wood. 
Fair  Promis,  meth.,  near  Carthage,  F. 

H.  Wood. 
Center  Union,  meth.,  near  Carthage,  F. 

H.  Wood. 
Tabernacle,     meth..    Fair     Haven,     B. 

Phillips. 
Pleasant    Hill,    meth.,   Fair  Haven,  B. 

Phillips. 
Smyrna,  meth..  Fair  Haven,  B.  Phillips. 
Bascombs  Chapel,  meth.,  Fair  Haven,  B. 

Phillips. 
Thyatira,  meth..  Fair  Haven,  B.  Phillips. 

Poplar  Springs,  meth. 

MoiTiss'    Chapel,    meth.,  Jonesboro',  G. 

Farrar. 
Shallow  Well,  meth.,  H.  P.  Cole. 
Carthage,  bap.,  Egypt,  S.  Gilmore. 
Cool  Springs,  bap.,  Egypt,  S.  Gilmore. 
Crains  Creek,  bap.,  Egypt,  S.  Gilmore. 
Friendship,  bap.,  Egypt,  S.  Gilmore. 
Bethlehem,  bap.,  Egypt,  S.  Gilmore. 
Fall  Creek,  bap. ,  Egypt,  S.  Gilmore. 
Mechanics  Hill,  bap.,  Carter's  Mill,  T. 

Baldwin. 
Dover,  bap..  Carter's  Mill,  Jas.  Jordan. 

Carthage,  presb.,  Carthage,  M.  McQueen- 
Union,  presb.,  Carthage,  M.  McQueen. 
Ben    Salem,    presb.,    Carthage,   A.    IST. 

Furguson. 
Uphronia,  presb.,  Carth.,  A.  N.  Furguson. 
Buffalo,  presb.,  Jonesboro',  C.  K.  Cald- 
well. 
Bethesda,  presb.,  Bostiel's   Mill,  James 

Colton. 
Mineral   Springs,   presb.,  Bostiel's  Mill, 

Jas.  Colton. 
Greenwood,   presb.,  Bostiel's  Mill,  Jas. 
Colton. 

HOTELS. 
Carthage  Hotel,  Carthage,  J.  H.  Coddell. 
Planters  Hotel,  Cai-thage,  D.  S.  Barrett. 
Jonesboro'  Hotel,  Geo.  8.  Cole. 


LAWYERS. 

A.  11.  JIcDonald,  Carthage. 
Jas.  D.  Molver,  Carthage. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Carriage  and  Harness,  Carthage,  Tyson, 

Kelly  &  Co. 
Saddle,  Carthage,  E.  P.  Sikes. 
Harness,  Carthage,  G.  N.  Clark. 
Boot  &  Shoe,  Carth.,  Jno.  M.  Campbell. 
Boot  &  Shoe,  Carth.,  W.  W.  Hunsucker. 
Wagon   Factory,    Carthage,    R.   A.  Mc- 

Lauchlin. 
Wagon    Factory,    Grain's    Creek,  John 

Riddle. 

MERCHANTS. 

Barrett  S.  C.  Carthage. 

Barrett  S.  S.  &  J.  A.  Carthage. 

Bryan  (A.  R.)  &  Son,  Jonesboro. 

Baker  J.  M.  T.  Crains  Creek. 

Campbell  A.  W.  Carthage. 

Cox  H.  B.  Carthage. 

Cole  (Geo.  S.)  &  Bro.  (general  dealers) 

Jonesboro'. 
Carter  S.  M.  Carter's  Mill. 
Cole  R.  A.  Carthage. 
Cameron  J.  &  N.  A.  Swann's  Station. 
Clark  &  Rainer,  Swann's  Station. 
Edwards  W.  C.  Swann's  Station. 
Sloifitt  E.  A.  Brown's  Mill. 
Mclver  (A.  A.  &  Bro.  Jonesboro'. 
Junes  &  Bro.  Crain's  Creek. 
Kelly  Absalom,  Jonesboro'. 
Tyson  &  McNeill,  Carthage. 
Thomas  L.  Carter's  Mill. 
Tyson  Harris,  Fair  Haven. 
Wumble  &  Hedgepest,  New  Haven. 
Wicker  A.  M.  Jonesboro'. 
Rollins  Tho's,  Jonesboro'. 
Sloan  J.  R.  Jonesboro'. 

MINISTERS. 

Adams  S.  D.  meth.,  Carthage. 

Wood  F.  H.  meth.,  Carthage. 

Tyser  Harris,  meth.,  (local)  Fair  Haven. 

Phillips  Lewis,  meth.,  (local)  Fair  Haven. 

Phillips  Baxter,  meth.,  (local)  Fair  Ha. 

Sanders  Hardy,  meth.,  (local)  Caledonia. 

Farrar  Gaston,  meth.,  Jonesboro'. 

]\IcQueen  Martin,  presb.,  Carthage. 
Furguson  A.  N.  presb.,  Carthage. 
Caldwell  C.  K.  presb.,  Jonesboro'. 
McQueen  Jas.  presb.,  Swann's  Station. 

Gilmore  S.  bap.,  Egypt. 
Richardson  Jas.  B.  bap.,  Carthage. 
Baldwin  T.  bap.,  Carter's  Mill. 


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NASH. 


NASH. 


MINES. 

Cagles  Gold  Mine,  Carter's  Mill,  Ray  & 

Kichardson. 
Soap  Stone  Quary,  Fair  Haven,  —  Tysor. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Merchant  Flour  and  Corn,  Carter's  Mills, 

S.  W.  Carter. 
Merchant  Flour  and  Com,  Fair  Haven, 

H.  Tysor. 
Merchant, '  Carter's    Mills,    Howard    & 

Moffit. 
Merchant,  Prosperity,  C.  C.  Goldston. 
Merchant,  Carthage,  W.  B.  Richardson. 
Merchant,  Good  Spring,  John  Dunlop. 
Merchant,  Good  Spring,  Martin  Sheffield. 
Merchant,  Caledonia,  Hardy  Sanders, 
Merchant,  Caledonia,  L.  B.  Munroe. 
Merchant,  Caledonia,  Catherine  Munroe. 
Merchant  and  Saw,  Garth.,  Alex.  Kelly. 
Mer.  and  Saw,  Garth.,  W.  C.  Hagood. 
Merchant,  Jonesboro',  Abel  Kelly. 
Merchant,  Jonesboro',  Stephen  Hendly. 
Merchant,  Jonesboro',  Gaston  Farrar. 
Merchant,  Jonesbo.,  John  H.  Dalsyngle. 
Merchant,  Crain'a  Creek,  M.  Furguryon. 
Merchant,  Good  Spring,  E.  S.  Brown. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Arnold  Wm.  Jonesboro'. 
Brown  J.  R.  Carthage. 
Campbell  John  W.  Jonesboro'. 
McDonald,  A.  M.  Carthaa-e. 
McNeil  John  N.  Grain's  Creek. 
Mclver  John,  Jonesboro'. 
Iledgepeth  Josiah,  Fair  Haven. 
Sheppard  J.  L.  Jonesboro'. 
Turner  H.  Carthage. 
Shaw  John,  Carthage. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Carthage,  Mary  ]\r.  Brookshire. 
Jonesboro',  Thomas  Rollins. 
Carter's  Mills,  Jas.  A.  Cole. 
Prosperity,  J.  J.  Martindale. 
Grain's  Creek,  Mary  Cole. 


NASH  COUNTY. 

PoruLATioN  ii<  1860 11,687. 

County  Seat — Nashville. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 
Attorney, 


Clerk  Co.  Court,  B.  II.  Sorsby. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  J.  J.  Johnson. 


Chairman  Co.  Court,  A.  H.  Arrington. 
Clerk  M.  in  Eq.  Jno.  H.  Thorp. 
Coronor,  Sam.  II.  Griffin.  • 

Register,  B.  H.  Sorsby,  jr. 
Sheriff,  George  N.  Lewis. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 


Trustee,  George  W.  Cooper. 
SCHOOLS. 

Belford  Male  Academy,  Castalia,  Wm.  J. 

King. 
Nashville  Male  Academy,  Nashville,    O. 

C.  Stallings. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Nashville,  meth.  J.  J.  Johnson. 

Philadelphia    Church,    mis.    bap.   J.  G. 

Barkley. 
Peach  Tree,  mis.  bap.  Robt.  Delbridge. 
Pleasant  Grove,  mis.  bap.  R.  Delbridge. 
Red  Bud,  mis.  bap.  Robt.  Delbridge. 

HOTEL. 

Fairmount  Hotel,   Nashville,    Geo.   W. 
Tisdale. 

LAWYERS. 

Arrington  A.  H.  Nashville. 
Thorp  Jno.  H.  Nashville. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Iron  Foundery,  near  Nashville, 

I^uggy    Manufactory,      Rocky     Mount, 

Moore   &  Fulford. 
Cotton  Factory,    Rocky  Mount,  Wm.  S. 

Battle. 

MERCHANTS. 

Battle  Wm.  S.  near  Rocky  Mount. 
Euroughty  W  N.  Nashville. 
Harrison  Jno.  A.  Castalia. 
Harrison  Wm.  D.  Battlesboro. 
Harper  W.  J.  B.  Nashville. 
Strickland  C.  B.   Stanhope. 
Webb  Jas.  T.  Nashville. 

MINES. 


Gold  Mine,  near  Nashville,  ■ 
MINISTERS. 


Barkley  J.  G.  mis.  bap.  Rocky  Mount. 
Delbridge  Robt.  mis.  bap.  Castalia. 

Johnson  J.  J.  meth.  Nashville. 


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NEW  HANOVER. 


MILLS  AMD  OWNERS. 

Battle's,  Rocky  Mouat,  Wm.  J.  Battle. 
Webb's,  NashvUle,  Jas.  T.  Webb. 

PIIYSICL\.NS. 

Earl  .T.  M.  Nashville. 
Sills  D.  N.  Castalia. 
Drake  Jas.  A.  Hilliardston. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POSTMASTERS. 

Castalia,  Jno.  A.  Harrison. 

Ililliarclston,  • • 

Nashville,  Jno.  W.  Harper. 
CStanhope,  C.  B.  Strickland. 


NEW  HANOVES  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 15,429 

County  Seat— Wilmington. 

Population  of  Wilmington  in  1800—9,552. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attomev,  John  L.  Hawes. 
Clerk  Co.  Court,  R  B.  V»'ood. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  Horace  S.  Bugcr. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  Wm.  A.  Wright. 
Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.  Fred.  A.  Poison.  ^ 
Coroners,  John  C.    Yv'ood  and   Dan'l  P. 

Bland. 
Register,  G.  W.  Pollock. 
Sheriff,  Sam.  R.  Bunting. 
Surveyors,    Jas.    W.  AVilliams   i&   John 

Moore. 
Standard  Keeper,  John  C.  Wood. 
Trustee.  Owen  Ferrell,  jr. 
Entrv  Taker,  John  J.  Conoley. 
Judge  Criminal  Court,  O.  P.  Jlears. 
Finance  Committee.  John  A.  Taylor  and 

John  A.  Sanders. 
Treas'er  Public  Build.,  O.  T.  Alexander. 
Ranger,  O.  F.  Alexander. 
Special  Magistrate,  John  J.  Conoley. 

CITY  OFFICERS,    WILMINGTON. 
John  Dawson,  Mayor. 

ALDEKMKN. 

First  Ward,  Stephen  D.  Wallace  &  H- 
Von  Glohn. 

Second  Ward,  Jas.  G.  Burr  and  Eli  Mur- 
ray. 

Third  Ward,  AVm.  H.  Lippitt  and  Alex. 
Adison. 

Fourth  Ward,  Wm.  A.  Wright  and  Wm. 
S.  Anderson. 

Marshall,  Jehu  D.  Poison. 


Deputy  Marshall,  Richard  J.  Jones. 

Clerk  &  Treasurer,  T.  W.  Anderson. 

Attorney,  Wm.  A.  Wright. 

Surveyor,  Y/m.  H.  James. 

\Yood  Inspectors,  L.  McCoUum,    Sam'l 

Locke  and  J.  W.  Potter. 
Chief  of  Fire  Department,  R.  J.  Jonca. 
Chief  Fire  Warden,  W.  Burkhcimer. 

riUE   WARDENS. 
First  Ward,  H.  Schuken. 
Second  Ward,  AY.  L.  Smith. 
Third  AVard,  W.  L.  Berry. 
Fourth  Ward,  W.  Burkheimer. 
Clerk  of  Market,  L.  M.  Yv^illiams. 
WARDENS   OP   POOR. 
John  A.  Sanders,  Chairman. 
John  A.  Taylor,  Wm.  Larkiua, 

Luke  B.  Huggiiis,       Isaac  James 
Joel  L.  Moore, 
COMMON     SCHOOL 
S.  D.  Wallace  jr., 
James  Kerr, 


Arch.  B.  McMUlan. 

SUPERINTENDENTS. 
John  D.  Powers. 
R.  K.  Bryan. 


Wm.  Larkins. 
INSPECTORS  OF  NAVAL  STORES. 
John  S.    James,    Archibald    Aldennan, 
James  O.  Bowden,  John  C.    Bowden, 
Alfred  Alderman,  Thomas  W.  Player, 
^Y.  J.  Price,   B.    Southerland,    J.   M. 
Henderson,    R.  C.  Johnson. 
INSPECTORS  OF  TIMBER  &C. 
L.  H.  Bowden,  James  Alderman,  George 
MclJuffie.  W.  M.  Munroe,  E.  Turling-. 
ton,  H.  M.  Bishop. 

INSPECTORS  OF  PROVISIONS,  &C. 

D.  E.  Bunting,  John  W.  Munroe,  George 
Alderman. 

SCHOOLS. 

Burr  Miss  Kate,  &  Miss  Hettie  James, 

Market  bet.  3d  and  4th  st. 
Ilinton  Jos.  H.  iJdbet.  Dock  &  Orange  st 
Jewett  Geo.  W   Mulberry,  bet.  3d  &  4th 
Kennedy  Miss  Kate,  3d,  bet.   Market  & 

Princes. 
Meginney  L.  comer  Princes  &  4th. 
Morrell  Dane,  4th  bet.  Dock  &  Orange, 

(cottage  lane.) 
Ransom  Mrs.  Robt.  corner  Market  &  6th 
Rothwell  Mrs.  L.  P.   3d  bet.  Princess  & 

Chesnut. 
St.  Johns  Parish,  Rev.   H.   E.    Skinner, 

Prin. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

BAPTIST. 
Wilmington,  (in  city  hall)  vacant. 
Mt.  Holly,  W.  M.  Kennedy. 
More's  Creek,  W.  M.  Kennedy. 


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NEW  HANOVER. 


NEW  HANOVEK. 


Riley's  Creek,  W.  M.  KenneJy. 
Wells'  Chapel,  W.  M.  Kennedy. 
Shiloh,  J.  P.  Faison. 
Bethlehem,  vacant. 
Marshall's  Meeting  Ilonso,  vacant. 

EPISCOPALIAN. 

St.  James',   Wilmington,  A.  A.  Watson 

and  George  Patterson. 
St,  John's,  U'ilmington,  R.  E.  Terry. 
METUUDIST. 

Wilmington,  Front  st.  Station,  Jonathan 

H.  Daily. 
Wilmington,   Fifth    st.    Station,    S.    D. 

Peeler. 
Wilmington,  Seaman's  Bethel,  John  N. 

Andrews,  Chaplain. 
Topsail  Circuit,  A.  D.  Bctts. 

CATHOLIC. 

St.  Thomas,  Wilmington,  J.  A.  Corcoran. 

COLORED   CIIUIlCnES. 
A.  M.  E.  Church,  cor.  5th  and  Red  Cros.s 

St.,  Wilmington,  Samuel  B.  Williams. 
Zion  M.  E.  Church,  cor.  7th  and  Church 

sts.,  Wil.,  G.  W.  Price. 
Presbyterian  Chapel,  cor.  8th  and  Ches- 

nut  sts.,  Wil.,  W.  T.  Carr. 
Episcopal,  St.  Paul's  Chapel,  cor.  4th  and 

Orange  sts.,  Wil., 

First  Baptist,  Walnut  bet.  4th   and  5th, 

Wilmington, 

PRESBYTERIAN — IN   THE   COUNTY. 

Black  River  Chapel,  S.  C.  Alexander. 

South  River  Chapel,  S.  C.  Alexander. 

Moore's  Creek,  Colin  Shaw. 

Keith,  Colin  Shaw. 

Hopewell,  Colin  Shaw. 

Mt.  Williams,  Colin  Shaw. 

Rockfish,  D.  B.  Black. 

Pike,  D.  B.  Black.  , 

1st  Church,  Wilmington,  II.  L.  Singleton. 

2nd  Chnrch,  Wilmington,  vacant. 

HOTELS. 

Parker  House.  North Fiont,  II.   U.  Par- 
ker. 
Brock's  Exchange,  North  Front,   Brock 

&  Clifford. 
Purcell  Hotel,  North  Front,  J.  R.  Davis. 
City  Hotel,  Market  st.  L.  ^V.  Hodges. 
Mechanic's  Hotel,  Front  bet.  Orange  & 

Ann  st. 
American  Hotel,  cor.  Front  &  Red  Cross 

E.  M.  Shoemaker. 
Rock  Spring  Hotel,  Chesnut,  bet.  Water 

&  Front,  —  Yarborough. 
Seamen's  Home,  South  Front,  cor.  Dock 

G.  W.  Williams. 
Edmondsou's  Hotel,  cor.  Front  and  Red 

Cross,  J.  Peterson. 


LAWYERS. 

Ashe  Sam'l  A.  Princess  st. 

Cutlar  Du  Brutz,  Princess  st. 

Davis  George,  Princess  st. 

Devane  W.  S.  &  D.  J.  Princess  st. 

Davis  Junius,  Piincess  st. 

Erapie  Adam,  Journal  building.  Princess 

street. 
Holmes  .las.  S.  North  Front  st. 
London  Mauger,  Princess  st. 
Moore  Eenj.  R.  Princess  st. 
Person  &  French,  South  W^ater  st. 
I'oisson  Fred.  D.  Princess  st. 
Strange  Robt.  Market  bet.  2d  and  3d. 
Waddell  H.  &  A.  M.,  Market  bet.  2  &  3d 
Wright  Wra.  A .  3d  bet.  Market  &  Dock. 
Wright  Julius  W.  Princess  st. 
Sfcedman  J.  C.  Princess  st. 
Ashe  Sam.  A.  Princess  st. 
Bellamy  Marsden,  Princess  st. 
Empie  W.  R.  Princess  st. 
McRee  G.  P.  3d  bet.  Market  &  Princess. 
Davis  Horatio,  Princess  st. 
Davis  Junius,  Princess  st. 
Meares  Thos   D.  Market  st. 
Nixon  Rich.  W.  Topsail  Sound. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Hart  &  Bailey,  steam  foundry. 
Marcus  H.  soap  manufactory. 
Denike  T.  distiller  of  naval  stores. 
Yan  Bokkelen  A.  H.  dis.  naval  stores. 
Blossom  (J.  R.)  &  Evans,  dis.  nav.  stores. 
Russell  D.  Y.  dis.  naval  stores. 
]\Iartin  &  Hallett,  dis.  naval  stores. 
Agostine  F.  JI.  confectionery. 
Banks  (C.  R.)  &  Co.  confectionery. 
Straus  &  Rice,  empty  casks. 
Mann  -L  C.  staves,  shingles,  &c. 
Froelick,  Rol)inson  8c   Moore,  wine  and 

distilled  sj^irits. 
Sprague  J.  li.  agent  Amer.  Fibre  Co. 
KlauderL.  pop,  beer  and  soda  water. 
Korklandcr  L.  pop,  beer  and  soda  water. 
Clark  Wni.  carriages,  etc. 
\\'ilmington  JVIanufacturing  Co.,  Jas.  A. 

Webb,  Pre.s.,  II.  E.  Roberts,  VicePres. 

MERCHANTS,  etc. 

AGENTS  OCEAN   STEAMERS. 

Atkinson  &  Shepperson,  North  Water. 
Barry  Horace  M.  North  Water  st. 
Worth  &  Daniel,  South  Water  st.,  ag'tr 

river  steamers. 
Worth  &  Daniel,  So.  Water  st. 
A.  McRimmon  &  Co.  So.  Water  st. 
Williams   &  Murcherson,  No.  Water  st. 

AGENTS   INSURANCE. 

Atkinson  &  Shepperson,  No.  Water  st. 


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NEW  HANOVER. 


DeRosset  &  Co.  No.  "Water  st. 
Payson  George  E.  No.  Water  st. 
Smith  Wm.  S.  &  Co.  No.  Front  st. 
Spearman  John  E  I^Iarket  bet.  2d  and  3d 
Cameron  Frank  H.  No.  Water  st. 

AUCTION'SERS. 

Cronoly  &  jMorris,  No.  Water  st. 

West  S.  M.  South  Water  st. 

Van  Amrenge  Stacy,  So.  Water  st. 

BAKERIES. 

Lesseman  A.    So.    Second,   bet.   Market 

and  Dock  sts. 
Patten  William,  JIarket  bet.  Front  &  2d. 
Thomboum  Robt.  South  Front  cor.  Dock. 
Banks  Chas.  R.  Front  bet.  Market  and 

Princess. 
Bloom  S.  P.  cor.  4th.  and  Red  Cross. 

BOAT  BUILDERS. 

Cassidey  Brothers,  South  W^ater  between 

Ann  and  JMunn. 
Welsh  John,  S.  Water  bet.  Ann  &  Munn. 
Beery  Wm.  L.  Eagle's  Island. 

BANKS. 

Bank  Cape  Fear,  N.  Front,  Jas.  G.  Bun, 

cashier. 
Bank    Wilmington,  N.  Front   Wm.  L. 

Smith,  cashier. 
First  National  Bank  of  Wilmington,  E. 

E.  Burriss,  president. 

BILLIARD   SALOON. 

Neff,  Jos.  H.  South  Front. 

BOOK  BINDERS. 

Heinsberijer  Phillip,  Princess  st. 
Bernard  W.  H.  South  Water. 
BOOTS  AND   SHOES. 

Bradley  G.  &  P.  Market  st. 

French  (Geo.  R.)  &  Son,  Front  bet.  Mar- 
ket and  Princess. 

Jacob  &  Ilewett,  Market  bet.  2d  and  3d. 

Brown  L.  North  Water. 

"Walker  (John  M.)  &  Co.  cor.  Market  and 
Front. 

BOWLING  ALLEYS. 

Neff  Jos.  H.  South  Water  st. 

BROKERS  EXCHANGE. 

Dawson  James,  North  Front. 

BROKERS    PRODUCE. 

Mallett  Peter,  North  Water. 
Rankin  &  Kellev,  N.  Water. 
Andrews  W.  S.  G.,  S.  Water. 

BUTCHERS. 
Johnson  Thos.  J.  city  market. 
King  Jere  J.  sr.  city  market. 
King  Jeie  J.  jr.  city  market. 
King  John  B.  city  market. 
Klein  Daniel,  Washington  market,  Mar- 
ket st. 


Johnson  Andrew  J.  city  market. 
King  Jas.  J.  city  market. 
Davis  W.  E.  city  market. 
Tiliey  Fletcher,  city  market. 
Tilley  James,  city  market. 
Jarroll  John,  city  market. 
Tilley  George,  city  market. 
King  Isaac,  city  market. 
King  .Joseph,  city  market. 
Bappler  George,  city  market. 

CABINET  MAKERS. 

Copes  Geo.   S.  Princess  sf.   bet.  Front 

and  2d  st. 
Yopp  &  Woolvin,  Princess  st.  bet.  Front 

and  2d  st. 
Bapler  John,  Front  bet.  Princess  and 

Chestnut. 
CARRIAGES  AND   COACH  MAKERS. 
Clark  Wm.  Chestnut  bet.  4th  and  5th. 

CHINA,  GLASS  AND  EARTHENWARE. 

Hartsfield  Asa  A.,  Front  bet.  Market  and 
Princess. 

CIVIL  ENGINEERS  AND  SURVEYORS. 

James  &  Brown,  2d,    bet.  Princess  and 

Chestnut. 

CLOTHING. 
Aaron  &  Rheinstein,  Market  st. 
Bear  Simon,  Market  and  N.  Water  st. 
David  A.  &  Co.  Market  st. 
Haas  &  Co.  No.  Front. 
Guthman  Chas.  JMarket  st. 
Bear  (Sol.)  &  Bro.  Market  st. 
Lyons  Jacob,  Market  st. 
Meien  Joseph,  Market  st. 
Hartz  H.  Market  st.  and  N.  Water  sts. 
Katz  (M.  M.)  &  Co.  JIarket  st. 
Munson  &  Co.  Market  st. 
Ryttenberg  &  Bro.  IMarket  st. 
Weill  A.  &  Co.  Market  st. 
Whitcover  A.  &  S.  Market  st. 
Blumenthal  &  Levi,    Market  and   No. 

Water  sts. 

COAL     DEALERS. 

Petteway  &  Moore,  N.  Yv^ater  st. 
Parsley  O.  G.  &  Co.  N.  Water. 
Worth  &  Daniel,  N.  Water  st. 

CONTRACTORS    AND   BUILDERS. 

Post  Jas.  F.  Princess  bet.  2d  &  3d  sts. 
W^alker  Jas.  corner  Front  &  Walnut  sts. 
Rose  G.  W.  corner  6th  and  Mulberry  sts. 
Yopp  &  Woolvin,  Princess  bet.  2d  and  od 
Keen  Jos.  S.   Princess  bet.  4th  and  5th. 

COMMISSION  MERCHANTS. 
Anderson  Jas.  &  Co.  S.  Water  st. 
Adiain  &  Vollers,  S.  Front  cor.  Dock. 
Atkinson  &  Shepperson,  N.  Water  st. 
Barry  Horace  M.  N.  Water  st. 
Blossom  J.  R.  &  Evans,  N.  Water. 


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NEW  HANOVER. 


Bii-dsey  &  Robinson,  S.  Water. 
Chadbourn  Jas.  S.  &  Co.  Dock  st. 
DeRosset  &  Co.  N.  Water. 
EUers  H  B.  S.  Water. 
Finlayson  &  Bro.  N.  Water. 
Flanner  Wm.  B.  N.  Water. 
Robt.  H.  CervanSs  Co.  N.  Water. 
Harriss  and  Howell,  N.  Water. 
Cox,  Parmelee  &  Divine,  N.  Water. 
Johnson  Alex.  &  Co.  S.  Water. 
Kerchner  F.  W.  S.  Water. 
Keith  E.  A.  S.  Water. 
Kidder  &  Martin,  S.  Water. 
Murray  E.  &  Co.  N.  ^V^ater. 
McRary  W.  H.  &  Co.  N.  Water. 
Moffitt,  Bro.  &  Co.  N.  Water. 
Northrop  &  Cumming,  N.  Water. 
Oldham  Alex.  S.  Water. 
Parsley  O.  G.  &  Co.  N,  Water. 
Petteway  &  Moore,  N.  Water. 
Robinson,  Smith  &  Co.  S.  Water. 
Russell  &  Ellis,  S.  Water. 
Shackelford  James,  Princess  st. 
Sprunt  &  Hinson,  N.  Water. 
Van  Bokkelen  A.  H.  N.  Water. 
Vick,  Mebane  &  Co.  N.  Water. 
Wallace  &  Southerland,  N.  Water. 
West  S.  M.  S.  Water. 
Williams  &  Murchison,  N.  Water. 
Willard  Brothers,  N.  Water. 
WUliams  W.  H.  &  Co.  N.  Water. 
Worth  &  Daniel,  S.  Water. 
Hansley  &  Stngletary,  N.  AVater. 
Martin  Alfred,  S.  Water. 
McRemmon  A.  &  Co.  S.  Water. 
Lutterloh  W.  H.  S.  Water. 
Turlington  W.  H.  K  Water. 

CONFECTIONERS  AND  FRUITERERS. 
Agostina  F.  M.  Market  st. 
Flanagan  L.  South  Front  st. 
Banks  Chas.  North  Front  st. 

DRUGGISTS. 
Rhodes  J.  L.  Market  st. 
Lippitt  W.  H.  Market  st. 
McLin  Henry,  IVIarket  st. 
Willis  Elijah,  Market  st. 

DRY  GOODS. 
Aaron  &  Rheinstein,  Market  st. 
Bear  Simon,  Market  and  N.  Water  sts. 
Bear  Sol.  &  Bros.  Market  st. 
Dawson  John,  Market  st. 
Hartz  H.  Market  and  N.  Water  sta. 
Hedrick  &  Ryan,  N.  Front  st. 
Jacobi  N.  Market  st. 
Katz  M.  M.  &  Co.  JMarket  st. 
Lyons  Jacob,  Market  st. 
Kehr  August,  Market  st. 
Ryttenberg  Brothers,  Market  st. 
Sampson  J.  &  H.  Market  st. 
Waldron  R.  S.  Market  st. 
Weill  A.  &  Co.  Market  st. 


Whitcover  A.  &  G.  Market  st. 
Blumenthal  &  Le\a,  ilarket  &  N.  AVater 
Lederer  Joseph,  Market  st. 
Newman  D.  &  J.  Market  st. 
Wronskey  .J.  A.  ]\Iai-ket  st. 
Gottberg  N.  JMarket  st. 
Bear  Meyer,  Market  st. 
Newman  &  Greenberg,  Market  st. 
Goodman  Wm.  Market  st. 

EXPRESS    FORWARDERS. 
Southern  Express  Company,  H.  M.  Mil. 
ler,  ag't  So.  Front  st. 

FURNITURE. 
Smith  Daniel  A.  S.  Front  st. 
Vincent  N.  B.  North  Front  st. 

GAS. 
Wil.  Gas  Light  Co.  cor.  Castle  &  Surry. 

GAS  FITTERS. 
Mitchell  &  Dymotb,  Henderson's  Alley. 
McDeemott  John,  cor.  Front  and  Dock. 

GROCERS — WHOLESALE. 
Adrian  &  VoUers,  cor.  Front  and  Dock. 
Atkinson  &   Shepperson,    cor.   Princess 

and  N.  Water. 
Barry  Horace  M.  N.  Water. 
Bremer  &  Bro.  cor.  Markett  and  2d. 
Cannon  &  Stoldey,  S.  Water. 
French  Geo.  Z.  S.  Front. 
Huggins  &  Co.  cor.  JMarket  and  2d. 
Lewis  Thos.  C.  Market  st. 
Murray  E.  &  Co.  N.  Water. 
Myers  George,  S.  Front. 
Peschan  Edward,  N.  Water. 
Reeder  Henry  N.  Water. 
Tienken  &  Bauman,  S.  Front. 
Williams  &  Bro.  N.  Water. 
WiUard  Bro.  N.  Front. 
Bradley  Jas.  A.  N.  Front. 
Stevenson  W.  M.  &  J.  C.  cor.  Front  and 

JMarket. 
Harriss  &  HoweU,  N.  Water. 
Hansley  &  Singletary,  N.  Water. 
Cowan  Robt.  H.  &  Co.  N.  Water. 

GROCERS — RETAIL. 
Bremer  &  Bro.  cor.  Market  and  3d. 
Bremer  H.  M.  S.  Front. 
Cannon  &  Stokley,  S.  Water, 
Eckel  Henry,  S.  Front. 
French  Geo.  Z.  S   Front. 
Hardwick  J.  M.  i\Iarket  st. 
Huggins  &  Co.  cor.  Market  and  2d. 
Lewis  Thos.  C  Market. 
Myers  Geo.  S.  Front. 
Newman  P.  N.  Water. 
Reeder  Henry,  N.  Water. 
Schulken  M.  S.  Water. 
Smith  &  Bate,  Market- 
Smith  &  Straues,  S-  Front. 
Stolter  &  Bremer,  Market  st. 
Tienken  &  Bauman,  S.  Front. 


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NEW  HANOVER. 


VoUers  Louis.  Market  st. 

Williams  &  Bro.  N.  Water  st. 

Stalter  H.  cor.  Ann  and  Front. 

Ulrick  H.  cor.  Front  and  Church. 

Klander  &  Grotchen,  cor.  Front  and 
Church. 

Hall  Watson,  Front  bet.  Church  and 
Castle. 

Litchen  Rich.  cor.  Front  and  Castle. 

Bohlden  Martin,  Front  bet.  Castle  & 
Queen. 

Price  Rich.  A.  cor.  Front  and  Queen. 

Cartjohn  R.  cor.  Front  and  Brunswick. 

Strouse  J.  W.  2d  bet.  Hanover  &  Bruns- 
wick. 

Stenken  Geo.  cor.  2d  and  Hancock. 

Grotchen  W.  Church  bet.  Front  and  _2d. 

Kock  Jno.  C.  cor.  3d  and  Nunn. 

Feitjen  C.  cor.  3d  and  Orange. 

Haar  John,  cor.  3d  and  Walnut. 

Ganzer  Chas.  cor.  4th  and  Walnut. 

Schriever  C.  cor.  4th  &  Mulberry. 

Hutaff  Nick.  cor.  4th-  and  Bladen. 

Hussell  C.  cor.  4th  and  Brunswick. 

Smith  Peter  cor.  4th  and  Campbell. 

Schulken  H.  cor.  4th  and  Walnut. 

Hashfcgen  H.  cor.  4th  and  Walnut. 

Khel  H.  4th  bet.  Walnut  and  Mulberry. 

Doescher  Mrs.  C.  cor.  4th  and  Castle. 

Stemmerman  C.  cor.  Front  &  Orange. 

Mohr  Nick.  cor.  5th  and  Church. 

Kennedy  David,  cor.  4th  and  Church. 

Bloom  H.  cor.  5th  and  Chestnut. 

Bremer  Nick.  cor.  5th  and  Castle. 

Grntchen  J.  H.  cor.  5th  and  Princess. 

ICling  Fred.  cor.  5th  and  Walnut. 

Gerken  N.  cor.  6th  and  Mulberry. 

Blossom  Sam.  cor.  6th  and  Church. 

Stelges  D.  cor.  6th  and  Queen. 

Haar  H.  cor.  7th  and  Chestnut. 

Smith  II.  cor.  8th  and  Market. 

Ahrens  &  Bro.  cor.  8  and  Marlict. 

Mohr  J.  H.  North  Water. 

Fink  Albert,  North  Water. 

Atkins  J.  W.  North  Water. 

Edwards  &  Smith,  So.  Water. 

HutafE  H.  No.  Water. 

Otten  D.  No.  Water. 

Meyer  &  Dock,  No.  Water. 

Grotchen  G.  No.  Water. 

Hines  J.  F.  No.  Water. 

Schulken  &  Reilder  No.  Water. 

Litchen  H.  No.  Water. 

Rulf  J.  N.  Water. 

Jilathies  H.,  N.  Water. 

Dozie  Chas.,  N.  Water. 

nARDWARE. 

Dawson  John,  Market  st. 
Peck  George,  S.  Front. 
Wilson  James,  Market  st. 

HATS,   CAPS,  &C. 

Bear  Simon,  Market  st. 


Haas  &  Co.  N-  Front. 
Hartz  H.  Market  st. 
Hedrick  &  Ryan,  N.  Front. 
Whitcover  A.  &  S.  Market  st. 
Walkes  John  M.  &  Co.  cor.  Market  and 
Front. 

IRON   FOUNDERS. 

Hart  &  Bailey,  S.  Front. 

Roberts  Thos.  E.  cor.  Queen  and  Surry. 

Wil.  &  Wei.  Railroad. 

Wil.  &  Manchester,  Eagles  Island. 

JEWELERS. 

BroAvn  &  Anderson,  Market  st. 
Dinglehoef  M.  Market  st. 

LIQUOR  AND  WINE   DEALERS. 

Adrain  &  Vollers,  S.  Front,  cor.  Dock. 
Bremer  &  Bro.  Market  st. 
Bremer  Henry  M.,  8.  Front. 
Cannon  &  Stokley,  S.  Water. 
French  Geo.  Z.,  S.  Front. 
Huggins  &  Co.  Market,  cor.  2d. 
Lewis  Rhos.  C.  Market  st. 
Myers  George,  S.  Front. 
Newman  Phillip,  N.  Water. 
Reder  Henry,  N.  Water. 
Schulken  M.  &  Co.,  S.  Water. 
Smith  &  Strauss,  S.  Front. 
Stolter  &  Bremer,  Market  st. 
Teinken  &  Bauman,  S.  Front. 
Vollers  Louis,  Market  st. 

LIVERY    AND     SALES    STABLES. 

Curry  Stephen  A.  cor.  Princess  and  3d' 
Southerland  &   Steigall,   cor.    Princess 

and  3d. 
Robinson  Irwing,  2d  bet.   Princess   and 

Chestnut, 

LOCKSMITHS. 

Sutton  &  Childs,  cor.  Princesi  &  Front. 
Neff  Aaron  H.  So.  Front. 
PoUey  Hiram  N.  Princess. 

MARBLE   AND  STONE    WORKS. 

Walker  &  Mauder,  cor.  Front  &  Walnut 

MERCHANT  TAILORS. 
Haas  &  Co.  No.  Front. 
Munson  &  Co.  Market  st. 
Lynch  Wm.  cor.  Market  and  2d. 
Guthman  Chas.  Market  st. 
McCormick  Jas.  Princess  bet  Front  &  2d 
David  A  &  Co.  Market  st. 
Bear  Sol  &  Bro.  Market  st. 
Meier  Jos.  &  Bro.  Market  st. 

MILLINERY. 

Aaron  &  Rheinstein,  Market  st. 
Rrown  A.  D.   South  Front. 
Flannagan  L.  South  Front. 
Bond  Mrs.  Market  st. 
Lumsden  Mrs.  Jas.  North  Trent. 
Katz  M.  M.  &  Co.  Market  st, 


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NEW  HANOVER. 


NEWS  PAPERS. 

Wil.  Journal,  Princess,  journal  building, 
Englehard  &  Price,  editors. 

Wil.  Star,  So.  Water,  W.  11.  Bernard, 
proprietor  and  editor. 

Wil.  Post,  Market  st.  published  by- 
board  of  proprietors. 

NEWS  DEALEPvS. 

Harriss  Thos.  M.  No.  Front. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 
Morris  Ricbard,  3d  bet.  Ann  and  Nunn. 
Evans  Thos.  Smith  Wm.  L. 

Gardner  Junius  D.     Walker  Asa  K. 
Burr  Ancrum  B.        Gumming  Jas.  D. 
Grainger  Isaac  B.        Seof  Jacob. 
Poisson  Wm.  M.         Bowden  H.  M. 

PAINTERS   HOUSE  AND  SIGN. 
Fanning  P.  W.  Front  bet.  Orange  &  Ann 
Kline  Fred.  cor.  Front  and  Walnut. 
Dahmer  Peter,  No.  Front. 
Bunn  L.  F.  2  bet.  Princess  and  Chestnut 

PLUMBERS. 
Roache  Jno.  L.,  with  Mitchell  «&  Dymott_ 

PAPER  HANGERS  AND   UPHOLSTERT. 
Smith  Daniel  A.  Front  st. 
Vincent  N.  B.,  North  Front. 

PnOTOGRAPHERS. 
Van  Orsdell  O.  M.  Market  st..  (up  stairs.) 
Hansley  Thos.    cor.  Market  and   2d,  (up 
stairs.) 

PRINTERS — BOOK  AND   JOB. 

Bernard  Wm.  II.,  S.  Water,  (up  stairs.) 
Englehard  &  Price,   Journal    buildings 
Princess  st. 

RESTAURANTS. 
Brock  &  Clifford,  N.  Front. 
Dumaland  A.,  South  Water. 
Webb  Harry,  Market  st. 
Mitchell  James,  Dock  st. 
SALOONS. 
Mayer  Fred.,  S.  Front. 
Mitchell  James,  Dock  st. 
Neff  Joseph  H.,  S.  Water. 
Peden  Wm.  Market  st. 
Range  G.  H.  W.,  N.  Front. 
Webb  Harry,  Market  st. 
Brock  &  Clifford,  N.  Front. 
Eyden  &  Walker,  cor.  2d  and  Princess. 
Parker  House,  Front  st. 
American  Hotel,  Front  st. 
Purcell  Hotel,  Front  st. 
City  Hotel,  Market  st. 

SADDLERY  AND   HARNESS. 

Topham  Jas.  S.  &  Co.,  S.  Front. 
Wilson  James,  Market  st. 
Jacobs  &  Hewett,  Market  st. 


SHIP  BUILDERS  &    MARINE    RAILWAYS 

Cassidey  Brothers,  S.  Water,  bet.  Munn 

and  Church. 
Beery  Wm.  L.  Eagles  Island. 

SOAP  MANUFACTORIES. 

Marcus  H.  Front,  bet.  Dock  and  Orange. 

STOVE   DEALERS. 

Sutton  &  Childs,  cor.  Front  &  Princess, 
Neff  Aaron  H.,  S.  Front. 

SURVEYORS. 

James  &   Brown,  2d,  bet.  Chesnut  and 
Princess. 

TIN  AND  SHEET  IRON  DEALERS. 

Sutton  &  ChUds,  cor.  Princess  &  Front. 
Neff  A  H.  S.  Front. 

TOBACCO  AND   BEGARS. 
Burkhimer  Henry,  Market  st. 
Vansickle  J.  ^Market  st. 
Bear  Simon,  Market  st. 

UNDERTAKERS. 
Copes  Geo.  8.  Princess,  bet.  Front  &  2d. 
Yopp  &  Woolvin,  Princess,  bet.  2d  &  3d. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Lord  Fred,  flour  and  meal. 
Mitchell  &  Iliggins,  flour  and  meal. 
Oldham  Alex.  Cape  Fear  flour  mill. 
Potter  Sam'l  Point,  rice  mills. 
Kidder  &  Martin,  steam  saw  mills. 
Northrop  &  Cumming,  steam  saw  mill. 
Colvill  &  Taylor,  steam  saw  mill. 
O.  G.  Parsley  &  Co.  steam  saw  mill. 
Chadboum  Jas.  H.  &  C.  steam  saw  mill. 

STEAM  GRIST  MILLS. 

W.  W.  Lane,   Rocky  Point. 
N.  N.  Nixon,  Topsail  Sound. 

WATER    SAW    MILLS. 

John  Jones.  Lillington. 
John  P.  Bannerman,  Ashe's  Creek. 
Alex.  Henry,  Black  River. 
John  D.  Powers,  Leesburg. 

TURPENTINE  DISTILLERIES. 
Anders  &  Simpson,  Point  Caswell, 
Petteway  &  Moore,  Lillington. 
Murphy  &  Powers,  Leeaburg. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Anderson  Edwin  A.  cor.  Front  &  Orange. 

Berry  Wm.  A.,  N.  Front. 

Bradley  Alfred  O.  Front,  bet.  Dock   and 

Orange. 
Cutler  Frederick  J.  Princess,  cor.  Front. 
Ertkenker  I.  F.  S.  Front. 
Freeman  Wm.  E.   Front,  bet.   Chesnutt 

and  Mulberry. 
King  Francis  J.  Princess  cor.  Front. 


EOSADiLIS  purities  tfte  Mood. 


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Langdon  Walter  E.  Market,bet.7th&  8th. 
Love  Wm.  J.  cor.  Market  and  Front. 
McRee  Jas.  F.  sr.   2d  bet.  Market   and 

Princess. 
McRee  Jas.  F.   jr.   Front,  bet.  Princess 

and  Chesnutt. 
Purcell  J.  B.  cor.  Front  and  Princess. 
Robinson  J.  S.  cor.  Chesnutt  &  Miilberry. 
Schonwald  Jas.  T.  Princess,  bet.  Front 

and  2d. 
Swann  John,  Princess,  bet.   Water  and 

Front. 
Thomas  Wm.  Geo.  Market,  bet.  3d  &  4th. 
Walker  Joshua  C.  Market  st. 
Wood  Thos.  F.  Prhicess,  bet.  Front  and 

Second. 
Wright  Adam  E.  Market  st. 
Davis  W.  E.  cor.  Market  and  Front. 

COUNTRY  PHYSICIANS. 

Larkins  J.  Robt.  Long  Creek. 
Murphy  Hanson  F.  Rocky  Point. 
Thompson  Fred.  Lower  Black  River. 
Satchwell  Sol.  Sampson,  Long  Creek. 
Newkirk  A.  F.  ]\Iiddle  Sound. 
Sheppard  Jas.  E.  TopsaU  Sound. 
EnnettT.  H.,  Burgaw. 

DENTISTS. 

Carr,  Thos.  B.,  Market  street. 
Everritt,  D.  E.,  ]\Iarket  street. 
Freeman,  John  H.,  Market  street. 
Hamberry,  H.  R.,  Princess  street. 
Cutler,  Roger,  2d  street. 

POST  OFFICE  &  POST  MASTER. 

Wilmington,  Ed.  R.  Brink. 

NORTHAMPTON  COUNTY. 

Population  in  18G0 13,372 

County    Seat — Jackson. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney, 

Clerk  County  Court,  N.  R.  Odom. 
.  Clerk  Sup.  Court,  Wm.  T.  Buxton. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  W.  S.  Copeland. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.  Geo.  B.  Barnes. 

Comoucr. 

Register, 

Sheriif ,  Sam.  A.  Warren. 
Surveyor,  Wm.  ,J.  Cook. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee, 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Concord,  meth.  Wm.  Calona. 
Garysburg,  meth.  Wm.  Calona. 
Jackson,  meth.  Wm.  Calona. 


Gaston,  epis. 

CHURCHES  Al^D  PASTORS. 

Jackson,  epis. 

Mt.  Carmel,  bap.  JohnN.  Hoggard. 
Pottecasia,  bap.  John  N.  Hoggard. 
Robert's  Chapel,  bap.  John  N.  Hoggard. 

New  Hope,  meth.  Wm.  Calona. 
Pinners,  meth.  Wm.  Calona. 
Rehoboth,  meth.  Wm.  Calona. 
Sharon,  meth.  Wm.  Calona. 
Zion,  meth.  Wm.  Calona. 

HOTELS. 

Jackson,  Hotel,  Robt.  A.  Weaver. 
Weldon,  Hotel,  Wm.  T.  Walker. 

LAWYERS. 

Calvert  Sam'l  J.  Jackson. 
Odom  James  G.  Jackson. 
Peebles  Robt.  B.  Jackson. 
Peebles  Wm.  W.  Jackson. 
Reese  Wm.  A.  Jackson. 

MERCHANTS. 

Allen  Andrew  J.   Jackson. 
Burgess  Wm.  H.    Rich  Square. 
Clark  Barnes  G.  Pleasant  Hill. 
Coke  Willie  D.  Pleasant  Hill. 
Calvert  Samuel,  Jackson. 
Cualier  Chas.  N.  &  Co.  Jackson. 
Conner  Jas.  W.  &  Co.  Rich  Square. 
Drews  Lewis  W.  Rich  Square. 
Edward  AVm.  J.  MargarettsvUle. 
Ellis  A.  J.  Weldon. 
Farmer,  Rich  Square. 
Faison  Wm.  H.  Margarettsville. 
Ferguson  Baker  L.  Pleasant  Hill. 
Grant  Jas.  W.  Gaston. 
Gaiuss  Wm.  H.  Pleasant  flill. 
Gay  Lewis  D.  Seaboard. 
Gaiuss  .James  D.  Weldon. 
llarrell  Andrew  J.  Rich  Square. 
Joyner  Sam.  R.  Murfreesboro. 
Jacobs  Jacob  51.  Rich  Square. 
Motley  John  B.  Jackson. 
Odom  John  B.  Jackson. 

MERCHANTS. 

Peel  Wm.  Rich  Square. 

Pugh  John  W.  Gaston. 

Stephenson  Wm.  U.  Margarettsville. 

Sikes  John  F.  Weldon. 

Stancell  Benj.  Seaboard. 

Sally  Geo.  A.  Rich  Square. 

Thomas  E.  J.  Gaston. 

Vasser  Jas.  Weldon. 

Vinson  &  Bros.  Gaston. 


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ONSLOW. 


ONSLOW. 


Wheeler  R.  F.  Weldon. 
Worrell  E.  C.  JMurfreesboro'. 
Woodward  S.  S. 

MINISTERS. 

Boone  Jesse,  bap.,  IVIurfreesboro'. 
Fleetman  .Joshua  0.  bap.,Margarettsville. 
Iloggard  John,  bap.,  JIurfreesboro'. 

Draper  Thomas,  meth.,  Jackson. 
Flythe  Jesse,  meth.,  Jackson. 
Grant  AVm.  meth.,  Jackson. 
Shaw  Richard,  meth.,  Jackson. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Thomas  &  Avents',  Gaston,  E.  J.  Thom- 
as &  Aventa. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Barrony  Wm.  Jackson. 
Copeland  Wm.  S.  Jackson. 
Clements  Wm.  W.  Gaston. 
Ellis  Andrew  J.  Weldon. 
Grammar  Robt.  J.  Pleasant  Hill. 
Jacobs  John  C.  Rich  Square. 
Moore  C.  G.  C.  Rich  Square. 
Ramsey  Junius  N.  Seaboard. 
Stancell  Robert,  Margarettsville. 
Wood  Jas.  H.  Margarettsville. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Jackson,  Joseph  Copeland. 
Pleasant  Hill,  Benj.  Brewer. 
Rich  Square,  Wm.  H.  Burgess. 
Seaboard,  Wm.  Bentley. 


ONSLOW  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 8,856. 

County    Seat — Jacksonville. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney, 

Clerk  Co.  Court,  A.  J.  Johnson. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  Jas.  R.  Hurst,  jr. 

Chairman  Co,  Court, 

Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.  

Coroner, 

Register,  Z.  M.  Coston. 
Sheriff,  Elijah  Murrill. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee, 


CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Swansboro',  meth.,  John  F.  Mattocks. 
Tabernacle,  meth.,  John  F.  Mattocks. 
Queen's  Creek,  meth.,  Jno.  F.  Mattocks. 
Richland,  meth.,  D.  C.  Johnson. 


North  East,  prim,  bap.,  B.  J.  Pollard. 
Palo  Alto,  prim  bap.,  John  C.  Hewitt. 
Upper  3buth  West,  p.  b.,  Jno.  W.  Brown. 
White  Oak,  prim,  bap.,  Job  Smith. 
Ward's  Hill,  prim,  bap.,  B.  J.  Pollard. 
Yapps  Church,  prim,  bap.,  Asa    Sidbury 
and  Benj.  Jenkins. 

Stump  Sound,  f.  w.  bap.,  Jno.  B.  Barlow- 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Jacksonville  Hotel,  George  R.  Ward. 
Boarding  Hou.se,  Jacksonville, M.  Russell 

LAWYERS. 

Koonce  P.  D.  Richland. 
Scott  Jas.  G.  Jacksonville. 

MERCHANTS. 

Barker  &  McLean,   Swansboro'. 
Foy  Jas.  H.  Richlands. 
Humphrey  &  Dreyfees,  Richlands. 
Harget  Daniel  A.  Swansboro'. 
Mills  &  Shackelford,  Richlands. 
IVIattocks  E.  W.  Swansboro'. 
Wooten  &  Taylor,  Catherine  Lake. 
WUkins  John  S.  Piney  Green. 

MINISTERS. 

Johnson  D.  C.  meth.,  Richlands, 
Culbreth  Levi,  meth.,  Richlands. 
Mattocks     John    F.    Mattocks,    (local) 
Swansboro'. 

Brown  John  W.  p.  bap.,  Jacksonville. 
Hewett  John  C.  prim,  bap.,  White  Oak 

and  Palo  Alto. 
Jenkins  Benj.  prim,  bap.,  .Jacksonville. 
Pollard  B.  J.  prim,  bap.,  Piney  Grove. 
Smith  Job,  prim,   bap..  White   Oak  and 

Palo  Alto. 
Sidbury  Asa,  prim,  bap.,  .Jacksonville. 

PHYSICL^J^^S. 

Blacknall  Richard,  Swansboro'. 
Cox  C.  G.  Richlands. 
Everett  George  N.  Golden  Place. 
Duffy  Chas.  sr.,  Catherine  Lake. 
Duffy  Chas.  jr.,  Catherine  Lake. 
Hill  d  ohn  W.  Piney  Green. 
Montford  W.  J.  .Jacksonville. 
Porter  Elisha,  Jacksonville. 
Ward  R.  W.  .Jacksonville. 
Ward  E.  W.  Piney  Green. 


POST  OFFICES. 


Catherine  Lake. 
Golden  Place. 
Onslow  C.  H. 


Swansboro'. 


Richlands. 
Palo  Alto. 
Piney  Green. 


ROSADALIS  cures  Chronic  Liver  Complaint. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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ORANGE. 


OEANGE. 


OEANGE  COUNTY. 

Population  in  18G0 10,947. 

County    Seat— HiLLSBORO'. 
COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney, 

Clerk  County  Court,  Geo.  Laws. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court.  Jesse  W.  Cole. 

Chairman  Co.  Court, ■ 

Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.  John  W.  Kirkland. 

Coroner, — 

Register,  John  Laws. 
Sheriff,  Hugh  B.  Guthrie. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, ■ 

Trustee, — 


SCHOOLS. 

University   N.    C,    Chapel  Hill,  D.   L. 

Swain,  D.  D. 
Military   School,   Hillsboro,   Gen.  R.  E. 

Colston,  Sup. 
Select  Boarding  Scho'l,  Hillsboro,  Misses 

Nash  &  Miss  Kollock. 
Select  Boarding  School,  Flat  River,  Miss 

M.  P.  Mangum. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Hillsboro,  meth.  N.  H.  D.  Wilson. 
Durham,  meth.  R.  S.  Webb. 
Chapel  Hill,  meth.  O.  J.  Brent. 
Flat  River,  meth. ■ 

Antioch,  bap.  Sara.  Baldwin,  White  Cr'ss. 
Bethel,  bap.  J.  P.  lilason.  Chapel  Hill. 

Chapel  H.ll,  bap. 

Cane  Creek,  bap.  F.  M.  Jordon,  Hillsboro. 

Hillsboro,  bap. 

Mount  Carmel,  bap.  Orin  Churchhill. 
Mount  Herman,  bap.  J.  Howell,    Green 

Level. 

Mars  Hill,  bap. ,  Hillsboro. 

Berea,  bap.  A.  D.  Blackwood. 
Rose  of  Sharon,  bap.  J.  Howell. 

Shady  Hill,  bap. 

Mount  Moriah,  bap.   Geo.   W.   Puref  oy, 

C.  Hill. 

Mount  Zion,  bap. 

Durham's,  bap. 

Hillsboro,  epis. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Orange    Hotel,      Hillsboro,    Alfred    P. 

Stroud. 
Hotel,  Chapel  Hill,  H.  B.  Guthrie. 
Durham  Hotel,  R.  F.  Morris. 
Boarding     House,      Chapel    HiH,    Miss 

Nancy  Hilliard. 


LAYv'YERS. 

Battle  Wm.  H.  judge  Sup.  Court,  Chapel 

Hill. 
Argo  Thos.  Chapel  HiU. 
Graham  John  W.  Hillsboro. 
Graham  Jas.  A.  Hillsboro. 
Guthrie  Wm.  B.  Chapel  Hill. 
Graham  Wm.  A.  Hillsboro. 
Norwood  John  W.    HUlsboro. 
Nash  Henry  K.  Hillsboro. 
Parish  C.  E.  Hillsboro. 
Phillips  S.  F.  Chapel  HiU. 
Webb  Thos.  Hillsboro. 
WaddeU  F.  N.  Hillsboro. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Smoking  Tobacco,  Durhams,  R.  F.  Mor- 
ris &  Son. 

Smoking  Tobacco,  Durhams,  John  R. 
Green. 

Tobacco  Factory,  Hillsboro,  James  Y. 
Whitted. 

Tobacco  Factory,  Cedar  Grove,  Allison 
&  Carter. 

MECHANICAL. 

Buggy  &  Carriage  Shop,  Hillsboro,  John 
Hill. 

Buggy  and  Carriage  Shop,  Hillsboro, 
John  Cheek. 

Saddle  &  Harness,  Hillsboro,  Josiah 
Turner. 

Undertaker  &  Cabinet,  Hillsboro,  Chas. 
S.  Cooley. 

Boot  &  Shoe,  Hillsboro,  Robt.  Faucett. 

Boot  &  Shoe,  Hillsboro,  Thos.  C.  Hayes. 

Boot  &  Shoe,  HUlsboro,  James  Parks. 

Lumbermen,  Durhams,  W.  &  P.  S.  Man- 
gum. 

Tinner,  HiUsboro,  E.  H.  Pogue. 

Tinner,  Hillsboro,  John  Laws. 

Brick  Mason,  Hillsboro,  Henry  Richards 

Brick  Mason,  HUlsboro,  Wm.  B.  Gordon. 

MERCHANTS. 

Anger  M.  A.  Durhams. 
Brown  &  Co.  gen.  mer'd.se,  Hillsboro. 
Cohen  Morris,  Hillsboro. 
Cheek  &  Co.  Durhams. 
CoiT  John  W.  Chapel  HUl. 
Carr  &  Freeland,  Chapel  Hill. 
Cormichael  .Taylor,  Hillsboro. 
Mangum  (A.)  &  Co.  gen'l  md'se,  Flat  R. 
Hogan  Wm.  Chapel  HiU. 
Israel  J.  Chapel  Hill. 
Lynch  Lemuel,  jeweler,  Hillsboro. 
Long  &  McCauley,  jeweller,  Hillsboro. 
Hutching  John  R.  grocer,   Hillsboro. 
Faucett  Wm.  C.  grocer,  HUlsboro. 
Gattis(W.  A.)  &  Bro.  confections,  Hills- 
boro. 


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ORANGE. 


PASQUOTANK. 


Emory  Thos.  drug^st,  Chapel  Hill. 
Strayhom  &JParisL,  HiUsboro. 
TuiTentine  John  A.  HOlsboro. 
Weleb  Jas.  jr.  Ilillsboro. 
Sanders  R.  B.  drugs,  Chapel  Hill. 
Pieasants  R.  F.  tailor. 
Turrentine  -Jas  A.  gen'l  mer.  IlilLshoro. 
"Webb  &,  Whitled,  drugs,  Ililisboro. 
Watson  James,  Chapel  Hill. 
Utley  Benton,  Chapel  Hill. 
White  John,  grocer,  Chapel  Hill. 
Woods  E.  W.  grocer,  Chapel  Hill. 

MINISTERS. 

Brent  O.  J.  meth.  Chapel  Hill. 
Mangum  A.  W.  meth.  Flat  River, 
McMannen  John  A.  meth.   (local)  Dur- 

hams. 
Pearce  Sam.  meth.  (local)  Hillsboro. 
Pool  Solomon,  meth.  (local)  Hillsboro. 

Baldwin  Sam.  bap.  White  Cross. 
Mason  J.  P.  bap.  Chapel  Hill. 
Jordan  F.  M.  bap.  Hillsboro. 
Blackwood  A.  D.  bap.  Durhams. 
Howell  J.  bap.  Durhams. 
Purefoy  Geo.  W.  bap.  Chapel  Hill. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Allison  John  J.  Cedar  Grove. 
Cain  Jas.  F.  Hillsboro'. 
Cameron  Wm.  Hillsboro'. 
Davis  John  Z.  Chapel  Hill. 
Berry  John,  Hillsboro'. 
Durham  Hugh,  Durhams. 
Freeland  Chas.  J.  Hillsboro'. 
Guess  Willis  G.  Durhams. 
Hughes  Wm.  R.  Cedar  Grove. 
Hicks  Thos.  Durhams. 
Vickers  Thos.  S.  Durhams. 
Hogan  Thos.  Chapel  Hill. 
Holt  E.  M.  Flat  River. 
Hogan  John  R.  Chapel  Hill. 
Leathers  Jas.  C.  South  Lowell. 
Mallett  Wm.  P.  Chapel  Hill. 
McMannen  C.  T.  South  Lowell. 
McMannen  David,  Durhams. 
Robertson  David  A.  Hillsboro'. 
Strudwick  Edmond,  Hillsboro'. 
Patterson  John  C.  Chaj^el  Hill. 
Strudwick  Wm.  S.  Chapel  Hill. 
Wilson  Thos.  jr.,  Cedar  Grove. 

POST  OFFICES  &  PP^7.IASTERS. 

Hillsboro',  Denniss  Heartt. 
Chapel  Hill,  John  White. 
Durhams,  Wm.  Mangum. 

Cedar  Grove, 

Flat  River, 

South  Lowell, 


NEWSPAPER. 
Hillsboro'  Recorder,  Denniss  Heartt,  Ed. 

PASQUOTMK  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1830 8,940. 

County  Seat — Elizabeth  City. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 


Attomev, 

Clerk  Co.  Court,  A.  P.  White. 
Clerk  Sup.  Covart,  Wm.  E.  Vaughan. 

Charman  Co.  Court, 

Clerk  and  M.  inEq.,  W.  G.  Pool. 

Coroner, 

Register, 

Sheriff,  L.  C.  Dashiell. 

Smweyor, 

Standard  KeeiDer, 

Trustee, 


SCHOOL. 

Elizabeth  City  Female  Academy,  Miss 
S.  E.  Martin, 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Christ's  Church,  epis.,  E.  City. 


Baptist  Church,  E.  City,  N.  B.  Cobb. 
Methodist  Church,  E.  City,  —  Bingley. 

HOTELS. 

Brevard  House,  Kenyon  &  White. 
Pendleton  House,  T.  D.  Pendleton. 

LAWYERS. 

Ball  J.  L.  Elizabeth  City. 
Grandy  G.  W.  jr.  E.  City. 
Brooks,  lion.  Geo.  W.  (U.  S.  Dis.  Judge, 

now  moved  to  Oxford.) 
Qodf ley  Prances  M. ,  E.  City. 
JIartin  Wm.  S.  E.  City. 
Pool  C.  C.  E.  City. 

Pool  John,  (U.  S.  Senator  elect,)  E.  City. 
Vaughan  Frank,  E.  City. 

MERCHANTS. 

Cobb  George  W.  &  Co.  E.  City. 
Green  C.  C.  E.  City. 
Kenyon  .John  H.  E.  City. 
Overman  Nathan,  E.  City. 
Weisel  S.  E.  City. 

1        MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Steam  Mill,   Nixonton,   Wm.   Pailin   & 

Bros, 
Steam  MiU,  E.  City,  \^Tiite  &  Griffin. 


ROSADALIS  purifies  the  biood. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


89 


PERSON. 


PERSON. 


PHYSICIANS. 

Pool  Wm.  G.  E.  City. 
Pool  John  H.  Newland. 
Speed,  B.  K.,  E.  City. 

POST  OFFICE  &  MISTRESS. 

Elizabeth  City,  Jane  Milroy. 

PERSON  COUNTY. 

Population   in  1860 11,221. 

County  Seat— RoxBORO'. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  C.  S.  Winstead. 
Clerk  Co.  Court,  Sam.  Y.  Brown. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  Wm.  R.  Webb. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  W.  H.  Smith. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.  John  Bamett. 
Coroners,  Jas.  Wright  &  C.  Ilamlen. 
Register,  John  W.  Hunt. 
Sheriff,  John  L.  Harris. 
Surveyor,  W.  M.   Faulkner  &  John  H. 

Clay. 
Standard  Keeper,  J.  Cretcher. 
Trustee,  G.  D.  Satterfield. 

SCHOOLS. 

Bethel  Male  Academy,  Jaa.  Jordan. 
Roxboro  Male  Academy,  Jas.  E.  Maxey. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Bailey's,  meth.  P.  J.  Caraway. 
Bethlehem,  meth.  P.  J.  Caraway. 
Concord,  meth.  L.  ShelL 
Lea's  Chapel,  meth.  L.  Shell. 
Mt.  Zion,  meth.  P.  J.  Caraway. 
Mt.  Tisgah,  meth.  P.  J.  Caraway. 
Oak  Grove,  meth.  P.  J.  Caraway. 
Providence,  meth.  P.  J.  Caraway. 
Roxoboro,  meth.  P.  J.  Caraway. 
Salem,  meth.  L.  ShelL 

"Mt.  Moriah,  free,  ■ 

Ebenezer,  old  school  bap.  F.  L.  Oakley. 
Flat  River,   old  school   bap.   David  R. 

Moore. 
Story's  Creek,  old  school  bap.  A.  N.Hall. 
Upper  South  Hyco,  old  school  bap.  F.  L. 

Oakley. 

Cedar  Grove,  african,  Alex.  Howell 

Ephesus  Chapel,  ■ ,  R.  P.  Martin. 

New  Bethel, ,  R.  P.  Martin. 

Pleasant  Grove, ,  R.  P.  Martin. 

Antioch,  mis.  bap.  J.  A.  Stradley. 
Bethel,  mis.  bap.  J.  A.  Stradley. 


Bethel,  mis.  bap.  J.  A.  Stradley. 
Clement,  mis.  bap.  J.  E.  Montague. 

Ephesus,  mis.  bap. 

Mill  Creek,  mis.  bap.  J.  E.  Montague. 
Mt.  Harmony,  mis.  bap.  W.  E.  Oakley. 
Olive  Branch,  mis.  bad.  —  Beacham. 
Providence,  mis.  bap.  W.  E.  Oakley. 

HOTELS. 

Roxboro  Hotel,  Roxboro,  Wm.  H.  Smith. 

LAWYERS. 

Bamett  S.  C.  Roxboro. 
Bumpass  Horace, 


Jordan  Henry  T.  Roxboro. 
Winsted  Chas.  S.  Roxboro. 
Wilkerson  J.  D.  Roxboro. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Cabinet  Shop,  Roxboro,  J.  T.   Cretcher. 
Saddler  — ,  Roxboro,  J.  W.  Hunt. 
Tobacco  Fac.  Roxboro,  G.  W.  Warwood. 
Tobacco    Factory,    Centre  Grove,  Wm. 

Thomas. 
Tobacco   Factory,    Woodsdale,   Larkin 

Brooks. 
Tobacco    Factory,    Mt.    Tirzah,    J.   J. 

Cathron. 
Wheelwright  Shop,  Roxboro,  A.  F.  Fitts 

MERCHANTS. 

Bradsher  Wm.  A.  Bushy  Fork. 
Brooks,  Robertson  &  Co.  Woodsdale. 
Cunningham  John  W.  Woodsdale. 
Cothran  J.  J.  Mt.  Tirzah. 
McAden  &  Jones,  lililton. 
JMoses  &  Chambers,  Roxboro. 
Norwood  &  Long,  Roxboro. 
Satterfield  &  Forshee,  Roxboro. 
Thomas  J.  L.  &  R.  W.  Centre  Grove. 
Williams  &  Bamett,  Woodsdale. 
Wiles  (T.  A.)  «fe  Maxey  (J.  E.)  Roxboro. 
Wright  S.  W.  drugs,  Roxboro. 

MINISTERS. 

Caraway  Paul  J.  meth.,  Roxboro'. 

Shell  L.  meth..  Concord. 

Webb  W.  R.  meth.,  (local)  Roxboro'. 

Beacham  — ,  mis.  bap. , 

Mantagiie  J.  E.  mis.  bap.,  Woodsdale. 
Oakley  W.  E.  mis.  bap.,  Roxboro'. 
Stradley  — ,  mis.  bap., 

Hall  A.  N.  prim,  bap.,  Woodsdale. 
Moore  D.  R.  prim  bap. ,  Centre  Grove. 

Oakley  F.  L.  o.  s.  bap., 


ROSADALIS  cures  Cbronic  liver  Compiaint. 

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90 


NORTH  CAROLINA 


MILLS  AMD  OWNERS. 

Barnett's,  John  Barnett. 

Brooks  &  Merritt's,  L.  Brooks  &  Wm, 

Merritt. 
Cameron's,  P.  C.  Cameron. 
Company  mill.  Read,  iSTorvvood  &  Co. 
Fuller's,  A.  M.  Fuller. 
Gentry's,  Simon  Gentry. 
Holleman'a,  Jas.  HoUeman. 
Holleman's,  Chas.  HoUeman. 
Hester's,  R.  H.  Hester. 
Hurdle's.  W.  &  B.  Hurdle. 
McGehee's,  Montford  McGehee. 
Moore's,  A.  R.  Moore. 
O'Briant  &  Co.'s,  E.  M.  O'Briant,  W  A 

Bradsher,  W.  H.  Smith. 
Ramsey  &  Co.'s,  W.  Ramsay,  D.  Walker, 

J.  D.  Wilkerson. 
Read  &   Burton's,  W.  F.  Read  &  J.  A. 

Burton- 
Street's,  Mrs  Susan  W.  Street. 
Sweaney's.  Joel  Sweaney. 
Satterlield's,  G.  D.  Satterfield. 
Thompson's,  Joseph  S.  Thompson. 
Winstead's,  C.  S.  Winstead. 
Wagstaff  &  Satterfield's,  J.  F.  Wao-staff 

&  H.  Satterfield. 
Wright   cSc   Clay's,   Jas.    Wright  &  J  H 
Clay.  ^  ■      ■ 

PHYSICLVNS. 

Bradshaw  C.  H.  Roxboro'. 
Bradshaw  Jno.  B.  Roxboro'. 
Baynes  R.  C.  Bushy  Fork. 
Cook  J.  S.  Roxboro'. 
Dicken's  John  C.  Roxboro' 
Fuller  J.  T.  Roxboro'. 
Hamlett  John  W.  Mt.  Tirzah. 
Jordan  C.  H.  Roxboro'. 
Merritt  Wm.  Woodsdale. 
Reberson  E.  J.  Woodsdale. 
Sandford  Jas.  L.  Woodsdale. 
Thomas  Robt.  W.  Centre  Grove. 
Thaxton  Jos.  J.  Leasburg. 
Terrell  John  C.  Woodsdale. 
Wilkerson  Benj.  Woodsdale. 

POST  OFFICES  &POST  MASTERS. 

AUensville,  Mrs.  Josephine  Royster 
Bushy  Fork,  Miss  J.  Millncr. 
Centre  Grove,  Mrs.  E.  V.  Bumpus 
Mt.  Tirzah,  Joseph  Noell. 
Roxboro',  Mrs.  E.  Wiles. 
Woodsdale,  Mrs.  Betsy  JMitchell. 


PEEQUIMANS  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 7  238 

County  seat — Hertford. 


COUNTYI  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  T.  H.  GUliam. 
Clerk  Co.  Court,  J.  C.  Skinner. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  J.  A.  Morgan. 

Chairman  Co.  Court, 

Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  Jos.  S.  Cannon. 

Coroner, 

Register, 

Sheriff,  C.  W.  Small. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  C.  W.  Small. 

SCHOOLS. 

Belvidere  Academy.  Belvidere. 
Hertford  Male  and  Female,  Hertford. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 


■  Hilliard. 


Holy  Trinity,  epia., 

St.  Barnabas,  epis. 

Cedar  Grove,  meth.  J.  Lumsden . 
Concord,  meth.  J.  Lumsden. 
Hertford,  meth.  J.  Lumsden. 
Hickoiy  Cross,  meth.  J.  Lumsden. 
New  Hope,  meth.  J.  Lumsden. 
Oak  Grove,  meth.  J.  Lumsden. 

Bethel,  bap.,  T.  G.  Knapp. 
Hertford,  bap.  —  PhiUips. 

HOTEL. 

Hertford  Hotel,  Wm.  P.  Stokes. 

LAWYERS. 

Albertson  J.  W.  Hertford. 
Bagley  Willis,  Hertford. 
Gilliam  T.  H.  flertford. 
Skinner  T.  Y.  Hertford. 
White  J.  W.  Hertford. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Waler«&  Sloan,Cedar  Grove,  A.  J.  Bright. 
Steam  mill,  Hertford,  T.  Morgan. 
Water  mill,  Ballahacks,  J.  &  R.  White 
Water  mill.  Bethel,  T.  Morgan. 
Steam   mill,   Durants  Neck,  Morgan  & 

Keyton. 
Steam  mill,  Woodville,  Pendleton  &  Co. 
Steam  mill,  Bethel,  Samuel  Sutton. 

MERCHANTS. 

Blanchard  &  Eley,  Hertford. 
Blanchard  Jas.  Woodville. 
Cook  F.  M.  jeweler,  Hertford. 
Daughtery  &  Gatling,  Hertford 
Jackson  Moses,  New  Hope. 
Lowry  Walter  C.  Woodville. 


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McMullan  &  Co.  New  Hope, 

Nicholson  .Tosiah,  Belvidere. 
Smith  J.  T.   drugs,   Hertford. 
Skinner  Wm.  J.  confectioner,  vfec,  Hert. 
Thatch  B.  W.  &  Co.  Hertford. 
Winslow  F.  &  C.  J.  Hertford. 
White  J.  &  R.  Belvidere. 
White  J.  E.  Hertford. 

MINISTERS. 

Hilliard  —  epis.  Hertford. 

Knapp  T.  J.  bap. 

Leary  B.  W.  bap. 

Phillips  —  bap.  Hertford. 

Lumsden  J.  meth.  Hertford. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Bray  — ,  Woodville. 
Jenkini?  R.  C.  Durants  Neck. 
Nicholson  Wm.  Belvidere. 
Cox  D.  Hertford. 
Perry  Alex.  Up  River. 
Riddick  Wm.  Woodville. 
Singleton  S.  Hertford. 
Shannonhouse  J.  J.  Hertford. 
Smith  J.  T. 

POST  OFFICES. 

Hertford.  Woodville. 

Belvidere.  New  Hope. 

Durants  Neck.  Up  River. 
Offices  not  regularly  open. 


PITT    COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 16,080. 

County  Seat— Greenville. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  G.  W.  Johnson. 

Clerk  County  Court,  Geo.  A.  Dancy. 

Clerk  Sup.  Court,  Jas.  B.  Cherry. 

Chairman  Co.  Court,  L.  B.  Beardsley. 

Clerk  &  Master  in  Eq.  Louis  Hilliard. 

Coroner,  M.  G.  James. 

Register,  David  M.  Whichard. 

SherifiE,  D.  J.  Rich. 

Surveyor, 


Standard  Keeper, 

Treas.  of  Public  BuUding,  B.  C.  Pearce. 
Tax  Collector,  W.  J.  Evans. 
Trustee,  B.  W.  Brown. 

SCHOOLS. 

Greenville  Female  Instititte,  Greenville, 
Miss  E.  B.  Clark. 


Greenville  Male  Academy,  J.  Armstrong 
&  T.  M.  Barnes. 

Greenville  Primary  School,  J.  Arm- 
strong &  Mrs.  T.  H.  Whitaker. 

Greenville  Primary  School,  J.  Armstrong 
&  Miss  S.  A.  Jones. 

Greenville  African  School,  J.  Armstrong 
&  Cornelius  H.  Gibbs. 

Latham's  School,  Bum's  District,  Jose- 
phus  Latham. 

Pitt  County  Institute,  Marlboro,  L.  L. 
Praether. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Antioch,  chris.  bap.  Road's  Dis.,  George 

Joyner. 
African,  meth.  Greenville,  Wm.  Pitts. 

African,  bap.  Greenville,  

Baptist  Church,  bap.  Greenville,  Simeon 

Wallace. 

Black  Jack,  Taft's  dis., 

Bethel  Church,  Bethel  Dis. 

Episcopal    Church,    Greenville,    N.   C- 

Hughes. 


Fellow's  Chapel,  Bumey's  Dis. 

Gum  Swamp,  StancUl  Dis.,  R.  K.  Hearn. 
Great  Swamp    Church,    Parker's    Dis., 

Eld's  Ross  &  House. 
Greenville,  meth.  John  Long. 

Oak  Grove,  Parker's  District,  

Parker's  Chapel,    free  w.  bap.   Burney's 

Dis.  B.  B.  Albritton. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Hotel,  Greenville,  Edwin  Hall. 
Hotel,  Greenville,  Forbes  &  Knox. 
Boarding  House,  Greenville,  Mrs,  Dorcas 
Blow. 

LAWYERS. 

Bernard  Germain,  GreenvUle. 
Dupree  Joseph  A.  Greenville. 
Hilliard  Louis,  Greenville. 
Harris  John  E.  Greenville. 
Johnson  Geo.  W.  Greenville. 
Joyner  James,  Marlboro. 
Singletary  Thos.  C.  Greenville. 
Singletary  Rich.  W.  Faulkland. 
YellowlyE.  C.  Greenville. 

MERCHANTS. 

Atkinson  &  Johnson,  Pillsboro. 
BaUard  Jas.  L.  Pleasant  Mount. 
Brown,  Cherry  &  Perkins,  Greenville. 
Clark  (J.  E.)  &  Co.  Greenville. 
Brown  Jesse  B.  drugs,  Greensville. 
Delany  (W.  K.)  &  Co.  Greenville. 
Dixon  &  Crowell,  Marlboro. 
Forbes  &  Evans,  Greenville. 


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Forbes  Alfred,  Greenville. 

HiUiard  Louis,  Greenville, 

HoeU  Edwaxd,  Greenville. 

Heam  R.  M.  Greenville. 

Moore  John,  Greenville. 

IRIayo  &  Bras,  Falkland. 

Pearce  Blount  C.  Greenville, 

Perkins,  Rollins  &  Co.  Pactolas, 

Peebles  John,  Centre  Bluff. 

Rountrec  Charles,  Greenville, 

Stem  Max,  Greenville. 

Shepperd  &  Tyson,  Selmer. 

Taft  James  H.  Taft's  store. 

Whitehead  &  Nobles,  Parkers  ><i  Roads. 

MINISTERS. 

Adams  Noah,  prim,  bap,  Greenville, 
Albritton  B.  B.  free  will  bap.  Greenville. 
Allen  Gideon,  chris.  bap.  Marlboro. 
House  David,  prim.  bap.  Greenvilla 
Heame  R  K.  bap.  Greenville. 
Humber  O.  P.  free  will  bap.   Greenville. 
Hughes  N.  C.  epis.  Greenville. 
Joyner  George,  chris.  bap,  Marlboro, 
Long  John,  meth.  Greenville. 
Latham  Josephus,  chris.  bap.  Greenville. 
Ross  Wm.  A.  prim.  bap.  Greenville. 
Stilley  C,  C.  chris,  bap.  Greenville. 
Pitts  Wm.  me!jh.  (col,)  Greenville. 
Wallace  Simeon,  mis.  bap.  Greenville. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS, 

Brown's,  Stancill  Dis.  Jesse  B,  Brown. 
Galloway's,  Taft  Dis„   Jno.  Galloway, 
Green's,  Greenville,  Robt,  Green. 
Johnson's,  Bumey's  Dis.  Fred,  Johnson. 
Laughinghouae'a,  Taft  Dis.  W.  J,  Laugh - 

inghouse. 
Perkins'  Pactolas,  Church'll  Perkins, 

PIIYSICIANS. 

Brown  Jesse  P,  Greenville. 
Brown  Wm.  M,  B,  Greenville, 
Blount  E,  J,  Pleasant  Mt. 
Bernard  Wm.  A.  Greenville. 
House  John  T,  Johnson's  mill, 
James  F.  C,  Bethel. 
Mayo  P.  H.  Falkland. 
Morrill  Sam'l,  Marlboro, 
O'Hagan  Chas.  J.  Greenville. 
Eerrell  R  M.  Pactolas. 
Taft  John  J,  Greenville. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POSTMASTERS. 

Falkland,  P,  H,  Mayo, 
Greenville,  John  Congleton. 

Marlboro, ■ 

Pactolas,  

Bethel 

Pleasant  Mount, 


POLK  COUNTY. 

Population  in  18G0 4,043 

County   Seat — Columbus. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  G.  W.  Logan, 
Clerk  Co.  Court,  G.  B,  Sanders. 
Clerk  Sap.  Court,  B.  S.  Abrams. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  JL  M,  Hamilton. 
Clerk  and  M  in  Eq.,  Harwell  Hicks. 
Coroner,  Jesse  Rhodes. 

Register, 

Sheriff,  N.  B.  Hampton, 
Surveyor,  M  M.  Hamilton. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  J.  W.  Hampton. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS, 

Columbus,  bap,  S.  G,  Hamilton. 
Cooper  Gap,  bap.  Wm.  Logan, 
Friendship,  bap.  J,  Holbert, 
Green's  Ureek,  bap.  J.  McMahan. 
Rockspring,  bap.,  R,  Roman, 
Silver  Creek,  bap,  Jas,  Blythe, 

Piney  Grove,  meth,  Mr.  Ward. 
HOTEL. 

Columbus  Hotel,  S.  G.  Hamilton. 
Columbus  Hotel,  Rob't  W.  Clark. 

MERCHANTS. 

Clark  Robt.  Columbus. 
Dimsdale  N.  Cooper  Gap . 
Hicks  &  Martin,  Columbus. 

MINISTERS. 

Blythe  Jas.  bap,  Columbus, 
Blonton  J,  R,  bap.  Dinsdale  Store, 
Boman  R.  bap.  Rock  Spring, 
Page  Benj.  bap,  Columbus, 
Hamilton  S,  G,  bap.  Columbus, 
Halbert  J.  bap,  Columbus, 
Logan  M.  bap.  Cooper's  Gap. 
McMahon  J.  bap.  Columbus. 

Rains  J.  F.  meth.  (local)  Columbus. 
Wood  —  meth.  Columbus. 

GOLD  MINES. 

Gold  mines.  White  Oak  Creek. 
(Mostly    branch  mines  but   quite  pro- 
ductive.) 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Merchant  mill.  White  Oak,  M.  Hamilton, 
Merchant  mill.  Green  River,  Jas,  Jones, 


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Merchant  mill,  Columbus,  Patsy  Jackson. 
Merchant  mill,  Columbus,  M.  II.  Weaver. 
Merchant     mill,    Cooper    Gap.    R.    H. 

Weaver. 
Rhode's,  near  Columbus,  D.  V.  Rhodes. 
Smith,  Columbus,  Tobias  Smith. 
Thompson's,  Wm.  Thompson. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Walker  —  Columbus. 
Davis  J.  G.  Columbus. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Cooper's  Gap,  J.  E.  A.  Waldrock. 
Columbus,  J.  R.  Cloud, 


RANDOLPH  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 16,793. 

County  Seat — Asheboro'. 

COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Jas.  R.  BuUa. 
Clerk  County  Court,  John  M.  Hancock. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  B.  B.  Bulla. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  B.  A.  Sellers. 
Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.  Sam'l  S.  Jackson. 
Coroners,  Ransom  Laudermilk  &  N.  M. 

Kimmery. 
Register,  Thomas  M.  Moore. 
Sheriff,  Z.  F.  Rush. 
Surveyors,  A.  H.  Kindall  &  Minas  Hen- 

shaw. 
Standard  Keeper,  Alson  J.  Davis. 
Trustee,  Sam.  Walker. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Trinity  College,  B.  Cravan,  D.  D.,  Pres. 
Science  Hill  Academy,  T.  L.  L.  Cox. 
Asheboro  Male  Academy,   J.  H.  Brooks. 
Asheboro  Female  Academy,   Mrs.  S.  E. 

Colton. 
Shiloh  Academy,  Rev.  Mr.  Holt. 

Mt.  Olivet  Academy, 

Glen  Cove  Academy,  Miss  Fanny  White 

Middleton  Academy, 

Oak  Grove  Seminary, 

New  Hope  Academy, 


KendeU's  Seminary,  M.ss  Puss  Branson. 
Boarding  School  at  Trinity,  Miss  Duty. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Asheboro,  meth.  R.  P.  Bibb. 
Mt.  Pisgah,  meth.  R.  P.  Bibb. 
Union,  near  Lasaiter's  Mills,  meth.  J,  E. 
Thompson. 


Oak  Grove^  meth.  J.  E.  Thompson. 
Glen  Cove,  meth.  R.  P.  Bibb. 
Ebenezer,  near  Bumey's  Mill,  meth.   J. 

E.  Thompson. 
Salem  Church,  meth.  J.  E.  Thompson. 
Mt.  Tabor,  meth.  J.  E.  Thomp.son. 
Hopewell,   near  Trinity,    meth.    R.    P. 

Bibb. 
New  Hope,  meth.  .T.  E.  Thompson. 
Mt.  Shepperd,  meth.  J.  E.  Thompson. 
Franklrnsville,  meth.  Hiram  P.  Cole. 
Old  Salem,  meth.  Hiram  P.  Cole. 
Concord,  meth.  J.  E.  Thompson. 
Mosse's  meth.  R.  P.  Bibb. 
Old  Union,  meth.  R.  P.  Bibb. 
Ebenezer,  meth.  R.  P.  Bibb. 
Prospect,  near  Trinity,  meth.  R.  P.  Bibb. 
Tiinity  College,  meth.  B.  Craven,  D.  D. 


Rocky  Creek  Friends, 
New  Selem  Friends,  - 
Uwharie  Friends, 


Holly  Springs,  Friends, 

Malbury,  Friends, 

Back  Creek,  Friends,  — 
Hammonds,  Friends,  — 


Melankthon,    luth.    Sandy   Creek,   Mr. 

Steirwalt. 
Liberty  Grove,  prot.  meth.  Sandy  Creek, 

Brewer's  Chapel,  prot.  meth.  near  Ashe* 

boro,  J.  W.  Heath. 
Pleasant  Grove,  prot.  meth.  Stone  Lick, 

J.  W.  Heath. 

Tabernacle,  prot.  meth. 

Flag  Spring,  prot.  meth.   Stone  Lick,  J. 

W.  Heath. 
Fair  Grove,  prot  meth.  Why  Not,  J.  W. 

Heath. 
Dunn's  ^  Roads,  prot.  meth.  Cox's  Mills, 

J.  W.  Heath. 


Sandy  Creek,  prim.  bap. 
Mt.  Tabor,  prim.  bap. 


Cedar  Falls,  mis.  bap.  E.  Crutchfield. 
Asheboro,  presb.  Dr.  Simeon  Gallon. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Hotel,  Asheboro,  Dr.  J.  J.  Hamlin. 
Hotel,  Asheboro,  J.  H.  Reid. 
Village  Inn,  Fmklinton,  Nathan  Cox. 
Hotel,  Trinity  College,  W.  R.  Frazer. 

LAWYERS. 

Bulla  James  R.  Asheboro. 
Brooks  Col.  J.  H.  Asheboro. 
BuUa  B.  B.  Asheboro. 
Jackson  S.  S.  Asheboro. 
Robbins  Marmiduke,  Asheboro. 
Reid  Geo.  W.  Asheboro. 


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MANUFACTORIES. 

Island  Ford  Manuiacturing  Co.  Frank- 

linsville,  Hugh  Parks,  A'gt. 
Cedar  Falls  M'f  g  Co.   Geo.   Makepiece, 

Agent 
Deep  River  M'f  g  Co.  Columbia  Factory, 

D.  Curtis. 
Union    M'fg  Co.    New  Market,  J.   E. 

Walker,  Agent. 
Tannery,  New  Market,  Mr.  Gamer. 
Foundery,  New  Market,  Newlin  &  Co. 
Tannery,  Oak  Grove,  Lassiter  &  Co. 
Steam  Tannery,  Bush  Hill,  A.  U.  Tom- 

linson  &  Son. 
General  Steam  Work  Shop,    Bush  HUl, 

W.  C.  Petty  &  Co. 

Bobbin  Factory,  Cedar  Falls, 

Hat  Factory,  Asheboro,  Mr.  Smith. 

MERCHANTS. 

Brower  Alfred,  gen.  mer'd'se,  Brower's 
Mills. 

Harris  J.  C.  gen.  mer'd'se.  Caraway. 

Moffitt  Hugh  L.  gen.  mer'd'se,  MoflBtt's 
Mills. 

Moffitt  Benj.  gen.  mer'd'se,  Asheboro. 

Macon  Jas  E.  gen.  mer'd'se,  fccience  Hill. 

Lassiter  Johnathan,  gen.  mer'd'se,  Las- 
siter's  Mill. 

Shaw  (M.)  &  Co  gen.  mer'd'se,  Trinity 
College. 

Odell  (J.  M.)  &  Bro.  gen.  mer'd'se,  Ju- 
lian's M  Roads. 

Skeen  (M.  D.)  &  Co.  gen.  mer'd'se, 
Eden. 

Worth  &  Walker,  gen.  mer'd'se,  Ashe- 
boro'. 

MINISTERS. 

Alford  Dr.  J.  B.  meth.  Trinity  College. 
Craven  Braxton,    D.  D.,   meth.    Trinity 

College. 
Rush  Zebedee,  meth.  Trinity  College. 
Smith  W.  R.  meth.  (loca )  Asheboro. 
Lewallen  Henry,  prot  meth.  Asheboro. 
Dunn  Josephus,  prot.  meth.  Cox  Mills. 
Hammer  Wm.  C.  jirot.  meth.  Asheboro. 
Causey  Joseph,  prot.  meth.  New  Salem. 
Linebury  Z.  C.  piot.  meth.   New  Salem. 
Robbins  Nathan,  union  meth.  Gladesb'o. 
Giles  Jesse,  union  meth.  Asheboro. 

Colton  Dr.  Simeon,  presb>  Asheboro. 

Crutchfield  Enoch,  bap.  Franklinsville. 

Steirwalt  — ,  luth.  Sandy  Creek. 
Crouse  — ,  luth.  Sandy  Creek. 

MINES. 
Gold  Mine  on  Little  River,  Eli  Branson. 


Hoover  HUl  Gold  Mine. 

Gold  Mine  Science  HUl, 

Glewis'  JMine,  west  of  Asheboro. 
Branch  Mines  extensively  found. 
Jones'  Mine,  gold. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Branson's,  on  Pole  Cat,  Wm.  Bransou. 
Bumey's,  Bumey's  Mills,  Wm.    Bumey. 
Bush  Hill,  at  Bush  HiU,  A.    U.  Tomlin. 

sou  &  Son. 

Brower's,  Fork  Creek, 

Cox's,  Stone  Lick,  Dennis  Cox. 
Cox's,  at  Coxes  Mill,  Micajah  Cox. 
Company  Mill,  Cedar  Falls  M'fg  Co. 
Coltrane's,  New  Market,  John  Coltrane. 
Dorsett's,  Trinity  College,  John  Dorsett. 

Faust's,  at  Faust's  Mills, ■ 

Gray's,  Eden,  J.  A.  Gray. 
Company  mill  at  Franklinsville. 
Humble's,  Ashboro',  John  Hnmble. 
Henly's,  Back  Creek,  Mr.  Henly. 

Kemp's, John  Kemp. 

Lassiter's,  Lassiter's  Store,  Jon.  Las.siter. 
Keerans',  Caraway,  Isaac  Keerans. 
Miller's,  Trinity  College,  K.  Miller. 
Rush's,  at  Rush's  Mill,  N.  Rush. 
Skeen's,  Eden,  Allen  Skeen. 
Steam   Flour,   Science  HiU,  Lassiter  & 

Bingham. 
Steam  Saw  and  Grist,  Asheboro',  Wm. 

Glewis, 

Staley's,  on  Sandy  Creek, 

Walker's,  near  Union  Fac.  Jesse  Walker 
Welbom's,  Trin.  Col.,  W.  K.  Welborn. 
White's,  Bush  Hill,  Isaac  White. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Alford  J.  B.  Trinity  College. 
Bums  W.  L.  Asheboro'. 
Bruton  J.  J.  New  Hope. 
Black  Thos.  Long's  MiUs. 
Bulla  A.  C.  Caraway. 
Brower  J.  L.  Long's  Mills. 
Cornier  W.  H.  H.  New  Market. 
Caviness  J.  F.  Faust's  Mills. 
Craven  John  A.  jr.,  Brower's  Mills. 
Fuller  Alson,  Jone's  Mine. 
Graves  Jesse,  Brower's  Mill. 
Graves  Calvin  E.  Trinity  College. 
Hayworth  M.  M.  FranMinsville. 
Henley  S.  A.  Hill's  Store. 
Halton  Alfred,  Columbia. 
Hamlin  J.  J.  Asheboro'. 
Sellers  B.  A.  Long's  Mills. 
Tomlinson  J.  M.  Bush  Hill. 
Underwood  G.  C.  Marley's  Mills. 
WoUen  Chas.  W.  New  Salem. 
Worth  J.  Milton,  Asheboro',  not  practi- 
cing. 


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EICHMOND. 


POST  OFFICES  &  POSTMASTERS. 

Asheboro',  Eugene  B.  McCain. 

Buffalo  Ford, 

Brower's  Mills,  A.  Brower. 

Bush  Hill,  \V.  M.  Wilson. 

Bumey's  ^lills,  Sliss  Marj-  Ilenshaw. 

Cedar  Falls, 

Caraway,  Mrs.  Mary  Winslow. 

Eden,  John  Andrews. 

Franklinsville,  Emily  Burgess. 

Faust's  Mills,  G.  M.  Faust. 

Hoover  Hill,  Ninevah  Rush. 

Hill's  Store,  Samuel  Henley. 

Jone's  Mine,  Miss  Hannah  Arnold. 

Jackson's  Creek,  IMiss  M.  J.  Nance. 

Long's  Mills,  B.  A.  Seller.^. 

Lassiter's    Mills,  Miss  Parthenia   Mur- 

dock. 
Moffitt's  Mills,  H.  S.  Moffitt. 
Marloy's  Mills,  


RICHMOND  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 11,009. 

County  Seat — Rockingham. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney  M.  J.  McSween. 
Clerk  Co.  Court,  Frank  Sandford. 
Clerk  Sup.  Coui-t,  A.  T.  Cole. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  Peter  McRae. 
Clerk  and  M,  in  Eq.,  John  VV.  Cole. 

Coroner, 

Register,  Wm.  R.  Terry. 
Sheriff,  John  A.  Long. 
Surveyor,  Wm.  Graham. 
Standard  Keeper, 


Trustee,  W.  B.  Cole. 

Treasurer  Pub.  Build.,  Riddick  Bowden. 

SCHOOLS. 

Rockingham  Academy,  A  Mc]\Iillan. 
Green  Lake  Academy,  Kelita  Sandford. 
Mineral  Springs  Acad.,  Mr.  McDairmed. 

CHURCHES  AND   PASTORS. 

Rockingham,  meth.  Jas.  Wheeler. 
Zion,  meth.  Jas.  Wheelei*. 
Grean  Lake,  meth.  Jas.  Wheeler. 
Hebron,  meth.  Jas.  Wheeler. 
Philadelphia,  meth.  Jas.  Wheeler. 
Mount  Pleasnt,  meth.  Jaa.  Wheeler. 
Concord,  meth.  Jas.  Wheeler. 
Olivet,  meth.  Jas.  Wheeler. 

Mineral  Spring,  presb.  J.  R,  Colton. 
Mizpah,  presb.  A.  McMUlan. 
Laurel  Hill,  presb. 


HOTELS. 

Long's  Hotel,  Rockingham,  R.  T.  Long. 

LAWYERS. 

Cole  John  ?.!.  Rockingham. 
McSween  M.  J.  Rockingham. 
Blue  John  G.  Laurel  Hill. 
Morrison  G.  M.  Laurel  Hill. 

MERCHANTS. 

Cole  &  Covington,  Rockingham. 
Gibson  Noah,  Gibson's  Store. 
Little  &  Bradley,  Little's  Mills. 
liOng  &  Cooper,  Rockingham. 
McNair  &  Co.  Springfield. 
Long  John  A.  Rockingham. 
I^eak  Col.  John  W.  Rockingham. 
Osborn  James  H.  Rockingham. 
Terry  Martin  V.  Rockingham. 
Sandford  J.  photographist,  Springfield. 

MINISTERS. 

Crawson  Henry  H.  meth,  (local)  Rock- 
ingham. 

Covington  Jas.  meth.  (local)   Rock'ham. 

O'Brayan,  Jas.  W.  meth.  (local)  Bear 
Branch. 

Ledbetter  R.  S.  meth.  (local)  Rock'ham. 

Sandford   Frank,  meth.   (local)   Rockh. 

Sandford  Jonathan,  meth.  (local)  Spring- 
field. 

Wheeler  Joseph,  meth.  Rockingham. 

Webb  Leonard  meth.  (local)  Bostick's 
Mills. 

McMillan  A.  presb.  Rockingham. 
Bowden  N.  T.  presb.  Powelton. 
Colton  J.  R.  presb.  Powelton. 

Munroe  John,  bap   Spring  Hill. 
Covington  R.  G.  bap.  Powelton. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS 

Stanback's,   Little's   Mill   P.   0.,  P.   N. 

Stanback. 
Little's,  liittle's  Mil!  P.  O..  Jno.  P.  Little. 
Leak's,  Rockingham,  W.  F.  Leak. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Patterson  D.  N.  Little's  MUls. 
i  Stancill  P.  W.  Rockingham. 
Patterson  A.  Laurel  Hill. 
Morrison  G.  M.  Laurel  Hill. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS 

Rockingham,  Nancy  C.  Terry. 
Bear  Branch,  John  \V.  Terry. 
Laurel  Hill, 


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ROBESON. 


ROCKINGHAM. 


Gibson's  Store, 

Springfield, 

Little's  Mills.  


ROBESON  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 15, 489. 

C-ounty  Seat — Lumberton. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 


Attorney, 

Clerk  Co.  Court,  Jno.  A.  Rowland. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  H.  B.  Regan. 
Chairman  Co.  Court, 


Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq. 

Coroner,  C.  Godwin. 

Register, 

Sheriff,  Reuben  King. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  Reuben  King. 

COLLEGE. 

Floral  College  (Female,)  - 


HOTELS. 

Lumberton  Hotel,  John  A.  Rowland. 
Redman's  House,  Lumberton,  Geo.  Red- 
man. 

LAWYERS. 

French  W.  F.  Lumberton. 
Leitch  Giles,  Lumberton. 
McLean  Nathaniel,  Lumberton. 
McLean  N.  A.  Lumberton. 
McNair  Rory,  Lumberton. 
Norment  W.  S.  Lumberton. 
Rowland  Alfred,  Lumberton. 

MERCHANTS. 

Fields  it  Smith,  Shoe  Heel. 
Fuller  A.  W.  Lumberton. 
Hartman  &  French,  Shoe  Heel. 
Hays  (O.  S.)  &  Co.  Shoe  Heel. 
Kelly  Geo.  H.  Lumberton. 
Lilly  (Roal)  &  Co.  Shoe  Heel. 
Mygrover  Speerman,  Lumberton. 
Petteway  J  as.  T.  Lumberton. 
Godwin  Berry,  Lumberton. 
Paschean  E.  Lumberton. 
Pope  (J.  T.)  &  Co.  Lumberton. 
Redman  George,  Lumberton. 
Yonglahn  &  Bro.  Lumberton. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Barnes  John  A.  Lumberton. 
Brown  John  B.  Lumberton. 


Bethune  Angus,  Red  Banks. 
Dick  W.  A  Lumberton. 
Dick  John  Rnd  Banks. 
McLean  Hector,  Lumberton. 
McLean  A.  B.  Shoe  Heel. 
McCallum  W.  D.  Red  Bank. 
McArthur  David,  Red  Bank. 
Norment  R.  M.  Lumberton. 
Regan  John,  Lumberton. 
Smith  Daniel,  Shoe  Heel. 
Smith  Duncan,  St.  Pauls. 
Thompson  Charles,  Lumberton. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Lumberton,  E.  Ranche. 

Red  Banks, 

Shoe  Heel,  O.  S.  Hays. 
St.  Pauls, 


ROCKINGHAM  COUNTY. 

Population  in  18G0 16,746. 

County  Seat— Wentworth. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Andrew  Boj'd. 

Clerk  Co.  Court,  G.  H.  Holderby. 

Clerk  Sup.  Court, 

Chairman  Co.  Court,  Wm.  D.  Bethel. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq. ,  John  Dillard. 

Coroner, 

Register,  Mr.  Jones, 
Sheriff,  James  Roberts. 
Surveyor,  Milerd  King. 
Standard  Keeper, 


Trustee,  Wheeler  Hancock. 
SCHOOLS. 

Leaksville  Academy,  T.  S.  Winston. 
Wentworth  Academy,  D.  Barnes. 
Primary   School,   Mooresville,  Sarah  L. 

Branson. 
Origon  Ilill  xlcademy,  Dan'l  E.  Guarent. 
Madison  Academy, 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Wentworth,  meth.  R.  G.  Barrett. 
Leaksville,  meth.  J  as.  C.  Thomas. 
Grogarnsville,  meth.  Jas.  C.  Thomas. 
Madison,  meth.  Jas.  C.  Thomas. 
Eagle  Falls,  meth.  Jas.  C.  Thomas 
Thomsonville,  meth.  R.  G,  Barrett. . 
Mt.  Carmel,  meth.  R.  G.  Barrett. 

Palestine,  prot.  meth.  A.  Gray. 

New  Bethel,  chris,  M.  Dean. 

Leaksville,  epis. 


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ROCKINGHAM. 


Leaksville,  bap. 

Madison,  bap.  Mr.  Griffin. 

Wcutworth,  piesb.  Mr.  Jordan. 
Madison,  presb.  Mr.  Jordan. 

HOTELS. 

Rockingham  Hotel,    Wentworth,  James 

Wright. 
Wentworth  Hotel,  Jas.  Hall. 
Madiaon  Hotel,  Black  &  Vaughn. 
Reidflvile  Hotel,  Mr,  Gates. 

LAWYERS. 

Boyd  A.  Reidsviile. 
Dillard  John.  Wentworth, 
Foy  B.  F.  Madison. 
Go'rroU  Samuel,  Madison. 
Dandi'idge  Thos.  Madison. 
Reynolds  T,  J.  Lcakavilie. 
Kains  J.  li.  Wentworth. 
Reid  Daniel  S.  Wentworth. 
Settle  Thos.  Wentworth. 
Scales  A.  M.  Wentworth. 
Smith  Walter,  j\Iadison. 
Wall  Robt.  Ruflin. 
Ward  — ,  Wentworth. 
Waddell  J.  D.  Madison. 
Johns  — ,  Leaksville. 

SLiNUFACTORIES. 

Cotton  Factory,  Leaksville,  Turner 
Morehead. 

Foundry.  Leakeville,  Burton  &  Co. 

Tobacco  Factory,  LeaLsviUe,  Martin 
Grogan. 

Wool  Carding,  Leaksville,  Mr.  Morehead, 

Tobacco  i'actory  Madison,  Caldwell  «fc 
Son. 

Tobacco  Factory,  Madison,  McGehee  & 
Reynolds. 

Wool  Carding,  JIadison,  iV.  M.  Searcy. 

Tobacco  Factory,  Reidsville,  R.  P.  Rich- 
ardson. 

Coach  Factory,  Wentworth,  T.  Ratliff. 

Cabinet  Shop,  Moore's  mill,  .7.  W.  Moore. 

Tannery,  Madison,  Drury  Smith, 

Tannery,  Leaksville,  Field  &  Co. 

Coach  Factory.  Wentworth,  D.  K.  Kum- 
phrie.s. 

MERCHANTS. 

Burton  &  Co.  LeaksviUo. 
('ardwell  &  Co.  iladLson, 
Black  &  Vaughn,  MadiBon. 
Fitzgerald  i^  Co.  Rnffin. 
E!lingt<iu  tV  Co,  diy  goods,  Wentwonh. 
Lomai  H.  P.  dry  goods,  Wentworth. 
Lind8ey<Wm.)  &  Co.  Reidsville. 
Morehead  Turner,  Leaksville. 


McGehee  &  Reynolds,  Madison, 
.lohnson  Thos.  Wentworth. 
Reynolds  &  Field,  Leaksville. 
Ray  &  Co.  Leaksville. 
Reynolds  &  Price,  Leaksville. 
Robertson  &  C!o.  Leaksville. 
Scroggina  —  Madison, 
Smith  Drury.  Madison. 
Scott  Wm.  Wentworth. 
Ratliff  Thos.  dry  goods,  Wentworth. 
Richardson  R.  P.  Reidsville. 
'J'hompson  &  Co.  Reidsville. 
Wright  Newton,  Wentworth. 

MINISTERS. 

Barrett  R.  G.  meth.,  Wentworth. 
Thomas  J.  C.  meth.,  Madison. 
Field  Benton,  meth.,  (local)  Leaksville. 
Endaly  Eiisha,    meth.  (local)  Lime  Kiln^ 

•Jordan  —  presb.,  Madison. 

Griffin  —  bap.,  Madison, 

Gray   Alsou,  prot.  meth.,  Madisor. 

Dean  M.  chric,  Madison. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Merchant  Flour,  SladLson,  Drury  Smith. 
Merchant     Flour,    Leaksville,    Martin 

Giogan. 
Flour  mill,  Tjcaksville.  Thos.  Galloway. 
Flour  and  Saw  mill,  Leaksville,  Benton 

Field. 
Mour  t.nd  Saw,  Leaksvilln,  T.  Morehead, 
Saw  mill,  Reidsville,  R.  P.  Richardson 
Saw,   Flour  and  Oil,   Madison,    A.   M. 

Searcy, 
Saw  mill.  Reidssalle,  Wm.  Lindsay  &  Co, 
Flour  mill, Troublesome, Lawson  Wright. 
Saw  and  Flour,  Troublesome,  Goo.  D. 

Raid. 
Saw  and  Flour,  Troublesome,  E.  Wade, 
Saw    and    Flour,   Troublesome,   J.    T. 

Morehead. 
Flour  and  Saw,  Wentworth,  Al.  Lomax. 
Saw  mill,  Madison,  II.  Foy. 
Flour  and  Saw,  Madison.  Jas.  W.  Moore. 
Steam  Saw  and  Flour,  Madison.  Card- 

weil  &  Son. 

PHYSICIANS. 

C'oTirts  Jas.  W.  Ruffin, 
iiains  John  R  Weut^vorth. 
Reynolds  Thos.  Leaksville. 
Waddiil  J.  W.  MadLson. 
Johns  —  Le«k.sviile. 
Field  Thos.  Leaksville. 
DeJoumett  Geo.  Ruffin. 


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ROWAN. 


ROWAN. 


POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Wentworth,  Ne.al  Ellington. 
Reidsvillo,  Mr.  Terry. 
Troublesome,  Ann  Pearson. 
]\Iadison,  M.  S.  Black. 
Leaksville,  Jone.s  W.  Burton. 
Kuffin, 


ROWAN  CODNTY. 

Population  in  1860 14,589 

County  Seat— Salisbuky. 
Population  of   Salisbury  in  1860—3,420. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Wm.  Bailey. 
Clerk  County  Court,  Abadiah  Woodson. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  A.  Judson  Mason. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  D.  A.  Davis. 
Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.  Luke  Blackmer. 
Coroner,  Benj.  F.  Fraley. 
lieg-ister,  John  S.  Henderson. 
Sheriff,  Wm.  A.  Walton. 
Surveyor,  Chas.  F.  Wagg-oner. 
Standard  Keeper,  Wm.  Brown. 
Trustee,  Jas.  S.  McCubbins. 
Special  Court,  John  G.   Fleming  &  Paul 
A.  Sifford. 

SCHOOLS. 

Male  Classical  School,    Salisbury,    John 

II.  Wharton. 
Town  School,  Salisbury,    ]\Irs,  Barker  & 

Miss  Utzman. 
Private  School,  Salisbury,  Miss  Wren. 

CHURCHES  &  PASTORS. 

Salisbury,  presb.  Jethro  Rumple. 
Salisbury,  (col.)  presb.  Wm.  jM.  Dorland. 
Third  Creek,  presb.  Mt.  Vemou,;Wm.  A. 

Wood. 
Unity,  presb.  Woodleaf,  ^^'m.  A.  Wood. 

FrnnJclin,  presb.  Salisbury,  

Thyatira,  presb.  Salisbury, 

Back  Creek,  presb. ,  Mr.  Watts. 

Salisbury,  mcth.  Calvin  Plyler. 
Salisbury,  meth.  Thos.  Henderson,  (col.) 
Wesley's  Chapel,  meth.  J.  F.  Smoot. 
I'tue  Church,  meth.  J.  F.  Smoot. 
Salisbury,  bap.  Harry  Cowan,  (col  ) 
St.  Luke,  epis.    Salisbury,  J.    H.   Tillin- 

ghast. 

Salisbury,  luth.  W.  H.  Cone. 

Organ  Church,  luth. 

Stone  Church,  luth. 


HOTELS  &  BOARDINU  HOUSES. 

Boyden  House,  Salisbury,  C.  S.  Brown, 
3Iansion  House,  Salisbury,  Wm.  Rowzio. 
Boarding  House,  Salisbury,  Mrs.  Michael 
Brown. 

LAAVYERS. 

Boyden  &  Bailey,  Salisbury. 
Blackmer  &  McCorcle,  Salisbury. 
Craige  &  Craige,  Salisbury. 
Kerr  Jos.  E.  Salisbury. 
Robbins  Wm.  Mc.  Salisbury. 
Henderson  John  S.  Salisbury. 
Jones  &  Jones,  Sali.sbury. 
Cardwell  Richard  A.  Salisbury. 
Shober  F.  E.  Salisbury. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Tobacco  Factory,  Salisbury,  Dr.  Chcen. 

Tobacco  Fac'ry,  Salisbury, 

Tobacco  Fac'ry,  Salisbury,   Merouey  & 

Bro. 
Carriage  Fac'ry,  Salisbury,  W.  H.  Smith 
Cari-iage   Factory,    Salisbury,  Wm.    M. 

Barker. 
Steam  Plaining  MiU,  Salisbury,   Mero- 

ney  &  Bro. 
Cabinet  Shop,  Sam.  R.  Harrison. 
Cabinet   Shop,  Salisbury,  Henry  Moore 

&  Co. 

MERCHANTS,  &c. 

Wise  Geo.  shoe  shop,  Salisbury. 
Carrell  H.  A.  shoe  shop,  Salisbury. 
Casper  Henry,  shoe  shop,  Salisbury. 
Lambeth  Wm.  shoe  shop,  Salisbury. 
Jjiugham  &  Co.  Salisbury. 
Crawford  &  Heilcg,  Salisbury. 
Euniss  John  H.  drugs,  Salisbury. 
Bitting  John  W.  Salisbury. 
McCubbina,  Fo.ster  &  Co.,  Salisbury. 
Mock  (A.  J.)  «fc  (!o.  Salisbury. 
Merouey  &  Bro.  Salisbury. 
Knox  (John  M. )  &  Co.  Salisbury, 
llowerton  Wm.  II.   Salisbury. 
Sullivan  &  Co.  Salisbury. 
Eunis  J.  II.  books,  Salisbury. 
Suydam  Geo.  H.  Salisbury. 
Price  Chas.  M.  tailor. 
Stockton  John  A.  tailor,  Salisbury. 
Jar  vis  Moses  W.  Salisbury. 
WUliford  Jesse  A.  tailor,  Salisbury. 
Kelly  Joseph,  Salisbury. 
Hall  John,  retail  liquor,  Salisbury. 
Beuceuie  Anthony,  confectionaries,  Sal- 
isbury. 
Snider  ,Iohn  A.  retail  liquor,  Salisbuiy. 
Davis  L.  M.  jeweler,  Salisbury. 
Horah  Joseph,  jeweler,  Salisbury. 


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RUTHERFORD. 


Patron  — ,  retail  liquor,  Salisbury.  1 

Pearson  (G.  B.)  &  Co.  drugs,  Salisbury.     \ 
Wilson  Wra.  jeweler,  Salisbury.  | 

Jackson  Mrs.  miliner,  Salisbury.  ] 

Brown  Mrs.  miliner,  Salisbury. 
Crawford  Thos.  M.  libery  stables,    Salis- 
bury. 
Bencenie  M.  A.  liv'ry  stables,  Salisbury. 

MINES. 

Gold  Hill,  owned  by  two  Northern  com- 
panies and  being  worked. 
Hill  Mine,  gold,  Sam.  R.  Harrison. 
Richie  Mine,  gold,  Sam.  R.  Harrison. 

Chambers  Gold  Mine, 

Rimer  Gold  Mine,  Northern  companies. 
Lyerly  Gold  3Iine,  Baltimore  company. 

MINISTERS. 

Plyler  Calvin,  meth.  Salisbury. 
Henderson  Thos.  meth.  (col.)  Salisbury. 
Haughton  Zack,  meth.  (col.)  Salisbury. 
Smoot  Jaa.  F.  meth.  Rowan  Circuit. 
Triplett  Thos.   Iv.    meth.    East   Rowan 
Circuit. 

Borland  Wm,  M.  presb.  Salisbury. 
Rumple  Jethro,  presb.  Salisbury. 
Tillinghast  J.  H.  epis.  Salisbury. 
Cone  W.  H.  luth.  Salisbury. 
Lambeth  Wm.  bap.  Salisbury. 
Cowan  Harry  bap.  (col.)  Salisbury. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Jones  Isaac  W.  country. 

Roseman  M.  J.  country. 

Whitehead  (M.)   &    Hender.son    (C.  A.) 

Shinepoch  — ,  Gold  Hill. 

Caldwell  Julius  A.  Salisbury. 

Luckey  F.  N.  country. 

Summerell  J.  J.  Salisbury. 

Ramsey  J.  G.  country. 

Nesbitt  A.  M.  S;\lisbury. 

Krider  — ,  country. 

Long  Alex,  (not  practicing,)  Salisbury. 

Lock — ,  country. 

Ilowerton  W.  H.  (not  prac.)  Salisbuiy. 

Chunn  M.  L.  country. 

Wood  D.  B.  country. 

Fraley  — ,  country. 

Sifford  P.  A.  country. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Salisbury,  Anthony  Bencenie. 
Gold  UOl,  Ephraim  Money. 
Mt.  Vernon,  J.  Krider. 

Amity  Hill, 

Woodleaf, 

China  Grove,             ■ 
Rowan  Mills, 


RUTHERFORD  COUNTY. 

PoruLATiON  IN  1860 11,573 

County  Seat— RuTUERFOBDTON. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  G.  W.  Logan. 
Clerk  County  Court,  .T.  B.  Eaves. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  .J.  B.  Carpenter. 
Chairman  Co.  ('ourt,  H.  Harrell. 
Clerk  &  M.  in  Equitj',  A.  Mooney. 
Register,  R.  J.  Williams. 
Sheriff,  Martin  Walker. 
Surveyor,  A.  -J.  Scoggins. 
Standard  Keeper, 
Trustee,  Eli  McArthur. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Bill's  Creek,  bap.  Wm.  H.  Logan. 
Webb's  Ford,  bap.  Wm.  Harrell. 
Rutherfordton,  bap.  T.  B.  Justice. 
Rutherfordton,  meth.  Dan'l  May. 
Rutherfotdton,  presb.  Nathan  Shotwell. 

HOTEL. 

Planter's  Hotel,  Rutherfordton,  Carter 
Burnett. 

LAWYERS. 
Carson,  Jos.  L.  Rutherfordton, 
Justice  Michael,  Rutherfordton. 
Logan  G.  W.  Rutherfordton. 
Whitesides  G.  M.  Rutherfordton. 

MERCHANTS. 

Craton  John  M.  liutherfordton. 
Clark  &  Sumner,  Rutherfordton. 
Carpenter  &  McArthur,   Rutherfordton. 
Fagg  J.  L.  Rutherfordton. 
Jones  John,  Rutherfordton. 
Mitchel  &  Suttle,  Rutherfordton. 
May  Daniel,  Rutherfordton. 

MINISTERS. 

Ilamby  Allen,  meth.  (local)  Ruther- 
fordton. 

May  Daniel,  meth.  (local,)  Rutherford- 
ton. 

Justice  T.  B.  baji.  Rutherfordton. 
Logan  Wm.  II.  bap.  Hubb's  Ford. 
Howell  Win.  bap.  Webb's  Ford. 
Shotwell  Nathan,  presb.   Rutherfordton. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Craton  John  M.  Rutherfordton. 
Duffy!  Thos.  S.  Rutherfordton. 


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SAMPSON. 


SAMPSON. 


Harris  John  N.  Rutherf  ordton. 
Jones  John,  dentist,  Rutherfordton. 
Miles  Ladison,  Britain. 
Padgett  B.  H.  dentist,  Rutherfordton. 
Rucker  Jas.  L.  Rutherfordton. 
ISfabors  A.  H.  Brittain. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Brittain,  Dick  Lawson, 
Logan's  Store,  Mike  Freeman. 
Rutherfordton,  G.  Kerr  Dick. 
Webb's  Ford,  M.  L.  Webb. 

SAMPSON  COUNTY? 

Population  in  1860 16,034. 

Coxinty  Seat— Clinton. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Lucian  Homes. 
(Jlerk  Co.  Court,  Wm.  Ashely  Mathes. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  James  Morisey. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  Rich'd  C.  Homes. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  Lucian  Homes. 

Coroner, 

Register,  Amy  Cheatnntt, 
Sheriff,  James  Robertson, 
Surveyor,  Robert  Mackey.  | 

Standard  Keeper, 1 

Trustee, ! 

SCHOOL.  I 

Clinton  Female  Ina'tute,  Rev.  Mr.  Graves. 

CHURCHES  MW  PASTORS.         | 

Clinton,  meth.,  J.  H.  Robbina.  ! 

Bethel,  meth.,  .J.  11.  Robbina.  | 

Johnson's  Chapel,  meth.,  J.  II.  Robbing,  i 
Salem,  meth.,  J.  II.  Robbins. 

Boykin's  Chapel,   bap.,   Clinton,   Hugh  ' 

McKilpiru 
Lisbon,  bap.,  Lisbon,  Mr.  Stevrart.  i 

Clinton,  bap.,  Mr.  Stewart.  | 

Corinth,  bap.,  McDaniel's  X  Roads,  Wra.  j 

S.  Mel^vin.  i 

Old  Fork,  bap.,  McDaniel's  X  Roads,  { 

Mr.  Stewart.  i 

Big  Swamp,  bap.,  Owenaville,  • — • 

Clinton,  episcopal, I 

Clinton,  presbyterian,  Mr.  Gibbs.  ! 

HOTEL.  ! 

I 

Sampson  Hotel,  Clinton,  Mr.  Patrick.        j 

LAWYERS. 

Homes  Lucian,  Clinton.  t 

Moore  Mourice  A.  Clinton.  1 


Stewart  • Clinton. 

McCoy  John  A.  Clinton. 

MERCH.YSTS. 

Brunson  Junius,  Lisbon. 

Bnmson  Ch'a.  Cro.s8  Roads. 

Border  (Wm.)  «feBro.  liquors,  Clinton. 

Carter  &Bro.  (Wm.  &  S.)  Lisbon. 

(riddins  .Tones,  Clinton. 

Howell  Joseph,  near  Clinton. 

Hubbard  8c  Johnson,  Clinton. 

Johnson  (Alfred)  &  Son,  Clinton. 

Johnson  Ch's.  Clinton, 

Lee  Tho.«!.  Clinton. 

Lee  Henry,  near  Clinton. 

Simmons  (Josiah)  &  McLenon,  (Howard) 

[McDonald's  X  Roads. 
Tread  well  Dodd,  Lisbon. 

MINISTERS. 

Owens  Miles,  meth.,  (local,)  McDonalds 

i^  Road,g. 
Robbina  J.  H.  meth,,  Clinton. 
Burkhead,  L.  S.  meth.,  Clinton. 

Morton  Ed.  bap.,  McDonalds  '/\  Roads. 

McKelpin  Hugh,  bap.,  Cliton. 
}  MeIvin,W.  S. bap.,  McDonalds  X Roads. 
•  Stewai'd  —  bap.,  Lisbon, 

Graves  —  presb.,  Clinton. 
Gibba  —  presb.,  Clinton. 

I  MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

I  Steam  Saw  and    Gri.'^t,   McDonalds 

I      Roads,  Dan!  Mehnn. 

'  Saw  and  Grist,  McDonalds    K  Roads, 

I      George  Smith. 

[  Saw  and  Grist,  Ijisbon,  .Tas.  Armstrong. 

Saw  and  Grist.  Clinton,  Lofben  Boyken. 
t  Grist,  Lisbon,  Owen  .Johnson. 
[  Grist,  McDonalds  M  Roads.  Mrs.  Wright. 
I  Saw  and  Grist,  I>isbon.  Rev.  Jl  P.  Bibb. 
I  Grist,  Lisbon.  Cador  \''aun. 

Grist,  Cross  Roads,  E.  B.  Owens. 

PHYSICIANS. 

BizzeU  Henry,  Clinton. 
BizxoU  .Tames,  Clinton. 
Lee  —  Clinton. 
Mosely  Robert,  Clinton. 
Meeks  —  Clinton. 
Holmes  —  Clinton. 
Murphy  Rob't  Tate,  Clinton. 
Pearsal  Jr.  Dixon,  C'linton. 
Parker  C.  J.  Owensville. 
Robertson  Lucian,  Lisbon. 
Sloan  David  D.  Ijisbon. 
Sidney  —  Clinton. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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STANLY. 


POST  OFFICES  &  POJ^T  MASTERS. 

Clinton,  .Tolm  Iloberts. 

Owonsville 

Lisbon 

McDonalds  ><!  Roads  


STMLY  COUNTY. 

Population   in  1860 7,-SOl. 

County   Seat— Albkm All L. 

COUNTY  OFFICEKS. 

Attorney,  W.  J.  Montgomery. 
Clerk  Co.  Court,  L.  Greene. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  J.  M.  Kedwine. 
Chairman  C'o.  Court,  J.  VV.  31orton. 

Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq. ■ 

Coroner,  ■ 

Eegister, 

Sheriff,  Jonathan  Maua. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, • 

Trustee, 


Associate    members  of    Co. 
Hunnycutt,  A.  J.  Shanklo. 

HOTELS. 


Court.    A. 


Albemarl  Hotel,  Elen  Ileame. 
Stanly  House,  Joseph  Marshall. 

LAWYEK. 

ilontgoraery  W.  J.  Albemarl. 

MANUFACTORY. 

Cotton  Factory,    Milledgeville,   on  the 
Yadkin  Kiver,  Valentine  Manney. 

MERCHANTS. 

Bennett  &  Sons,  Xorwrood. 
Green  L.  Albemarl. 
Heame  J.  I).  Albemarl. 
Hosky  &  Heili}?,  Big  liick. 
Ramsey  J.  T.  Albemarl. 
Watkin.s  W.  U.  Norwood. 

MINISTERS. 

Atkins  A.  F.  meth.,  (local)  Albemarl. 
Puett  .J.  W.  meth.,  (local)  Albemarl. 
Whitlock  Alex,  (local)  Albemarl 
Foreman  C.  C.  bap.,  Albemarl. 
Morton  Hezekiah,  baji. ,  .LVlbemarl. 
Littleton  .T.  R.  bap.,  Albemarl. 
Littleton  AVesley,  bap.,  Albemarl. 
Clark  Mitchell,  prim,  bap.,  Big  Liok. 


STOKES. 


MIXES. 

The  Heam  Gold  Mine. 
The  Heathcock  Gold  ]\IinG. 
The  Parlier  Gold  JMine. 
The  Crowell  6:  Pennington  Gold  3Iiae. 
All  of  these  mines  promise  to  be  quite 
productive. 

MILLS  AjS^D  OWNERS. 

Carter's,  Robert  A  Carter. 
Broadaway's,  II.  M.  Broadaway. 
Ingram's,  Jeremiah  Ingram, 
Grist  MiU.  Bennett  ik,  Sons, 
EOrd's,  S.  II.  Efird. 
Foreman's,  C.  (;.  Foreman. 
Fesperman's,  BDchael  Fesperraan. 
Pemiington's,  J.  S.  Pennington, 
Kirk's,  .James  P.  Kirk, 
Mauney's,  V.  Mauney. 
Companv  MUl.  Smith  &  Laniar. 
D.avis',  E.  \V.  Davis. 
Heame'Sj  Eben  Hearae. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Anderson  Richard,  Albemarl. 
Lilley  W.  H.  Albemarl. 
Shankle  A.  jr..  Albem.arl. 
WaddeU  W.  T.  Norwoods. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS, 

Albemarl,  J.  M.  Bevins. 
Norwoods,  W.  H.  Watkins. 


STOKES  COUNTY. 

Porri.ATioN    IN  18G0 10,403. 

County  Seat— I3an>u;i{Y. 

COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  A.  H.  Joyce. 
Clerk  Co.  Court,  Joel  F.  HiU. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  J.  G.  II.  Mitchell, 
{."hairman  Co.  Court,  Adam  Sterling. 
<.lerk  and  M.  in  Eq.  Jasper  W.  Davis. 
Coroner,  G.  H,  Nickelson. 
Couuty  Surveyor,  N.  M.  Pepper. 
Register,  H.  Williams. 
Sheriff.  W  H.  Gentry. 
Trustee,  J.  T.  W.  I^ans. 
Standard  Keeper, 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

ColesvUIe,  prim,  bap.,  S.  J.  Lackey. 
Ctermantou,  prim,  bap.,  Rob'tW.  Hill. 

j  Pine  Hall,  meth.,  E.  J,  Endailey. 


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KORTH  CAROLINA 


STOKES. 


HOTEL. 

Danbury  Hotel,  W.  W.  McCanless,  prop. 

LAWYERS. 

Davis  Jasper  W.  Walnut  Cove. 
Joice  A.  H.  Danbury. 
Steadman  A,  J.  Danbury. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Tobacco  Factory,  Colesvillc,  Scales  N.  M. 
Tannery,  Colesville,  Thomas  F.  I'rather. 

MEKCKANTS. 

Bitting  .John  W.  dry  goods,  &e.,  Ger- 
man ton. 

Gibson  Isaac  S.  dry  goods,  &c.,  Ger- 
manton. 

Jordan  Marcellus,  dry  goods,  &c.,  Ger- 
manton. 

Lash  Wm.  A.  dry  goods,  &  Walnut  Cove. 

Martin  Nicholas,  di-y  goods,  &c.,  Coles- 
ville. 

I'rather  Thos.  F.  dry  goods,  &c.,  Danbury. 

MILL  AND  MILL  OWNER. 

Westmoreland's  Mill,  Germanton,  Silas 
Westmoreland. 

MINISTERS. 

Eudaily  E.  .T.  Pine  Hall,  moth. 
Foy  Miles,  Little  Yadkin,  meth. 

Hill  Robert  W.  prim.  bap. 
Lackey  S.  J.  Colesville,  prim.  bap. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Rynum  II.  W.  Germanton. 
Cole  W.  W.  Walnut  Cove. 
Foy  Miles,  Little  Yadkin. 
Flippin,  S.  M.  Westfield, 
Hay  Jl.  D.  Colesville. 
1 1  ill  L.  IL  Germanton. 
Gibson  Wm.  N.  Germanton. 
King  W.  S.  Tom's  Creek. 
McCanlesB  W.  W.  Danbury. 
Moir  R.  F.  Francisco. 
Peatross  J.  L.  Colesville. 
Pepper  John,  Danbury. 
Pepper  .7.  K.  Wilson's  Store. 
Pringle  Franklin,  Colesville. 
Scales  Nath'l  M.  Colesville. 
Smith  Darien,  Colesville. 
Westmoreland  Silas,  Germanton. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POSTMASTERS. 

Germanton,  Marcellus  Jordan. 
Danbury,  W.  W.  McCanless. 


SURRY. 


Martin's  Lime  Kiln,  Mrs.  Harriett  Smith. 
Wilson's  Store,  J.  H.  Leake. 
Walnut  Cove,  Wm.  A.  Lash. 


SURRY  COUNTY. 

j  Population  in  1860 10,^^80. 

County  Seat — DonsON. 

!  COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

'  Attorney,  .Tos.  Dobson. 

I  Clerk  Co.  Court,  H.  C.  Hampton. 

j  Clerk  Sup.  Court,  A.  H.  Freeman. 

Chairman  Co.  Court,  Elijah  Thomp.ion. 
I  Clerk  and  M  in  Eq.,  J.  F.  Graves. 

Coroner,  John  Bonner. 

Register,  Richard  Martin. 

Sheriflt,  Wm.  Hayman. 

Surveyor,  GJilbort  A.  Lowe. 

Standard  Keeper,  Mr.  Pedigo. 

Trustee,  T.  S.  Welsworth. 

SCHOOLS. 

Female  School,   Mt.   Airy,  Miss  E.  A. 

Gilmer. 
Mt.  Airy  Male   Academy,   Davidson  & 

Hill. 
Male     Academy,    Rockford,     Rev.    A. 

Weaver. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Ebenezer,  meth 


Flat  Shoals,  moth.  — 
Hick's  Chapel,  meth. 
Hebron,  meth. 


Mt.  Airy,  meth.  M.  L.  Wood. 

New  Hope,  meth. 

Oak  Grove,  meth.  M.  Ij.  Wood. 
Salem,  meth.  M.  L.  Wood. 

Siloam,  meth. ■ — ■ 

War  Hill,  meth. 

Ararat,  prim.  bap.  .lohn  Jones. 

Codies  Creek,  prim.  bap. 

Flat  Top,  prim.  bap. 

Fish  River,  prim.  bap. 

Franklin  M.  II.  prim.  baji. 

Mitchels  River,  prim.  bap.  John  Jones. 
Round  Peak,  prim.  bap.  Hugh  Jones. 
Snow  Creek,  prim  bap.  John  Jones. 
State  Road,  prim.  bap.  — 

White  Plains,  mis.  bap.  Mr.  Lewcllyn. 

HOTELS. 

Dobson  Hotel,  Richard  Martin. 
Mt.  Airy  Hotel,  M.  R.  Banner. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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STANLY. 


TRANSYLVANIA. 


Hotel,  Mt.  Airy,  Elisliii  Banner. 
Hotel,  Mt.  Airy,  Win.  Kawley. 

LAWYERS. 

Cloud  John  M.  Dobson. 
Graves  Josse  F.  Mt.  xViry. 
Gilmer  Jas.  C.  Mt.  Airy. 
Norman  W.  M.  Rockford. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Cotton  and   Woolen  Mill,  Mt.   Airy,  J. 

W.  Brower. 
Tobacco    Factory,    Mt.   Aairy,    W.   31. 

Banner. 
Tobacco  Factory,  Mt.  Airy,  Prather  & 

Baimcr. 
Cotton  Factory,  Elkin,  Ford  &  Sons. 

MERCHANTS. 

Allred  S.  T.  Mt.  Airy. 
Blackwell  J.  J.  Rockford. 
Brower  &  Gilmer,  Mt.  Airy. 
Ford  &  Sons,  Elkin. 
Gilmer  S.  L.  Mt.  Airy. 
Gilmer  (Robt.  S.)  &  Co.  Mt.  Airy. 
Gilmer  &  Moore,  Mt.  Airy. 
Long  W.  W.  Rockford. 
Leighman  &  Butner,  Stimy  Ridge. 
Moore  (W.  A.)  &  Co.  Mt.  Airy. 
Prather  &  Rawley,  Mt.  Airy. 
Prather  Thomas  F.  Mt.  Airy. 
Waugh  n.  M.  Dobson. 

MINISTERS. 

Jones  John,  prim.  bap.  Dobson. 
Jones  Hugh,  prim.  bap. 

Lewellyn,  mis.  bap. 

Rawley  Wm.  meth.  (local)  Mt.  xViry. 
Wood  M.  L.  meth.  Mt.  Airy. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Osbom  Thos.  M.  Dobson. 
Banner  C.  L.  Mt.  Airy. 
Banner  Mathew  R.  dentist,  Mt.  Airy. 
Clement  Geo.  W.  Rockford. 
Folger  M.  G.  Rockford. 
Hollinsworth  Joseph,  Mt.  Airy. 
Hallingsworth  Wm.  R.  Mt.  Airy. 
:Mitchell  J.  T.  dentist.  Mt.  Airy. 
WolfE  N.  A.  Stony  Ridge. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Dobson.  R.  F.  McGuffin. 
Flat  Shoal,  .Joel  Hamson. 
Mt.  Airy,  Hiram  P.  Allred. 
Rockford,  L.  H.  Barnes. 
Tom's  Creek,  Sam'l  H.  Taylor. 


TRAXSYLVANIA  COUNTY. 

(EllECTED    SINCE  THE    LAST    CENSUS.) 

County  seat— Brevard. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney, 

Clerk  Co.  Court,  G.  Orr, 
(Jlerk  Sup.  Court,  O.  L.  Erwin. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  R.  H.  Hamilton. 

Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq., 

Coroner,  J.  W.  Clayton. 
Register,  J.  Bracken,  Jr. 
Sheriff,  G.  W.  Wilson. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 


Trustee,  G.  0.  Neill,  Jr. 

Treas.  Public  Buildings.  B.  C.  Lankford. 

iR.  Hamilton. 
S.  Wilson. 
J.  L.  Leonard. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

B-VfTIST. 

Bethel,  Cathey's  Creek,  J.  H.  Duckworth- 

Boilstone,  Davitlson  River.JA.  W.  Brooks. 

Blue  Bidge,  Cedar  Mountain,  M.E.Smith. 

Cathev's  Creek,  G.  W.  Brooks. 

Cormth,Cathey's Creek,  J.  H.  Duckworth. 

East  Fork,  (Jherry  Field.  T.  Looper. 

Enon,  Davidson  River.  A.  W.  Beck, 

Little  River,  Cathey's  Creek,  J.  H.  Duck- 
worth. 

Macedonia,  Cathey's  Creek,  J.  H.  Duck- 
worth. 

Pleasant  Valley,  Cherry  Field,  S.  Butler. 

Shoal  Creek,  Cathey's  Creek,  W.  C.  Dunn. 

Zion,  Cherry  Field,  M.  Mason. 

METHODIST. 

Brevard,  A.  F.  English. 
Brevard,  W.  P.  Done. 
Dennis'  Rock,  A.  F.  English. 
East  Fork,  A.  F.  English, 
Little  River,  A .  F.  English. 
Oak  Grove,  Mr.  Bomar. 
pine  Grove,  Mr.  Bomar. 

Davidson's  River,  presby.,  R.  H.  Chop- 
man,  D.  D. 

Davidson's  River,  presby.,  U.  S.  A.,  J.  C. 
Larson. 

SCHOOLS. 

Corinth  Academy,  Cherry  Field. 
Davidson's  River  Academy,  Davidson's 

River. 
French  Broad  Academy,  Brevard. 

HOTEL. 

J  Brevard  Hotel,  W.  W.  Moore,  proprietor. 


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XORTH  CAROLINA 


TRANSYLVANIA. 


LAWYERS. 

Duckworth  W.  B.  Brovanl. 
Whitmore  F.  J.  Barevai'd. 

MERCHANTS. 

Bennett  &  Yancey,  Brevard. 
J)iickvvovtb  Win.  Cheny  Field, 
Ervviu  Gash  &  Sons,  Brevard, 
].,ankford  B.  C.  Davidson's  Fiiver. 

MINISTERS. 

Beck  A.  W.  bap.,  Davidson's  River. 
Chapman  R.  H.  jjreeb..  Abbeville. 
Carson  J.  C.  presb.,  Jlills  River. 
J)uun  W.  (J.  bap  ,  ('berry  Field. 
Brooks  — ■  bap.,  y)unii's  Rock. 
Dunn  \y.  C.  bap..  Cathoy's  Creek. 
Duckworth.  J.  li.  bap.,  Cathey'a  Creek. 
Mason  M.  ban..  Cherry  Field. 
English,  A.  F.  metb..  i)avidsou's  River, 
lioinar  —  metb.,  Brevard, 
Kngiand  A.  A.  meth.,  Brevai-d. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Brevard,  S.  King. 
AV'est  Fork,  John  Owens,  Sr. 
West  Fork,  G.  Sbaford, 
West  Fork,  John  Owens,  Jr. 
Cherry  Field,  J.  AL  Morgan. 
J^avis',  E.  Davis. 
Davidson's  River,  H.  Cagle. 
Dunn's  Rock,  B.  F.  Atkins. 
Dunn's  Rock,  A.  W.  Beck, 
lOastator,  G.  W.  Whetmire, 
F;astfork.  J.  (xillespie. 
Gloucestor,  W.  R.  Galloway. 
Gloucester,  W.  R.  Garren, 
XVilliams',  Elizabeth  V\  iliiams. 
Island  Ford,  B.  F.  Aken. 
Kiny's  S.  Kiug. 
Little  River,  Sbaford  &:■  Bros. 
Morgan's,  J.  M.  Morgan. 
WiJliiimsoa's  Creek,  W.  WiUon. 
North  Fork,  "W.  Robiiisou. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Brooks  W.  Diimi's  Rock. 
Harris  .! .  A.  Brevard. 
.Tones .).  M.  Brevard. 
Lyday  A  J.  Davidson's  River. 

MECHANICS. 

Orr  Joshua,  Can>cnter.  Davidson's  River. 
Sbaford  Geo.  Milldght,  Davidson's  Mill. 
Clayton  Geo.  Carjienter,  Brevard. 
England  Ephriam.  Carpenter,  Brnvaid. 
Orr  Eph.  Carpenter.  Dadvidson's  River. 


TYRRELL. 


POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Brevard,  Win.  AY.  IMoore. 
Claytonsville,  .1.  H.  Hood. 
Cherry  Field,  .1.  Ja  Seniard, 
Cathey's  Creek,  J.  Hamblen. 
Dunn's  Rock,  G.  C.  Neill, 
Davidson's  River,  E.  Patton. 
Payetteville,  J  as.  H,  Hood. 


TYRRELL  COUNTY. 

j  Po!•l:LATIo^^  IX  1860 4.044 

i 

I  County    Seat — CoLCMBiA. 

I  COUNTY    OFFICERS. 

i 

{  Attorney,  L.  C.  Latham. 

Clerk  County  Court,  T'hos.  iUexander. 

Clerk  Superior  Court,  Joseph  Norman. 
I  Chairman  Co.  (.'ourt,  Chas.  .McCIecse. 

Clerk  &  M.  in  E^.  Eli  Spruill. 

Coroner, 

Regiister,  Tbos  Alexander. 

Sheriff,  Bartlett  Jones,  jr. 

Surveyor, 

SttJidard  Keeper, > 

Trustee,  Bartlett  Jones,  jr. 

HOTELS. 

Hotel,  Columbia,  .Tobn  McCIeese. 
Hotel,  Columbia,  N,  E.  Owens. 

LAWYER. 

Thomas  J.  Jarvis,  Columbia. 
MERCHAXTS. 

Spniill  Eli,  gen.  mer'd'se,  Columbia. 

Davenport  'rully,  geu.  mer.  Columbia. 

Jarvis  T.  J.  geu.  mer'd'se,  Columbia. 

Ha[iper  W.  il.  geu.  mer'd'se,  Columbia. 

<  .'arstarpheu  VV.  1).  g«:ii.  mer.  CJolmnbia. 
I  Owena  J{.  K  iS;  A  .  1>.  geu.  mer.  ('olunibia. 
j  Spruili  (Bon.}  ik  t>oi\.  gen.  mer'd'se, 
Columbia. 

1  MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

I 

!  GrLst,  Coliunbia.  iion,  Spi-uill  oi  Son. 
j  Grifil.,  Columbia,  Wilson  S.  Davenport. 
Gritit,  Columbia,  Tully  Davenpott. 

I  PHYSICIANS. 

Leigh  Edgar.  Columbia^ 
!  Ransom  Edward,  Columbia. 


POST  OFFICE. 


Colum'Dia. 


IIO^AMLIS  purlites  the  l)ioo($. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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UNION. 


WAKE. 


UNION  COUNTY. 

POPULATIOK  IN   1860 11,302. 

County  Seat — Monroe. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  S.  H.  Walkup. 

Clerk  Co.  Coixrt   J.  E.  Irby. 

Clerk  Sup.  Court,  W.  H.  Simpson. 

Chairman  Co.  Court,  F.  L.  Wyatt. 

Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.,  Thos.  D.  Winchester. 

Coroner,  Darling  Brown. 

Register,  J.  W.  Holm. 

Sheriff,  C.  Austin. 

Surveyor,  ^Mr.  Holm. 

Standard  Keeper,  Joseph  McClellen. 

Trustee,  Lemuel  Pressey. 

SCHOOLS. 

Monroe  Academy,  S.  S.  S.  McCauley. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Maple  Spring,   meth.,  Beaver  Dam,  L. 

Scarborough. 
Monroe,  meth.,  John  R.  Little. 
Smyrna, meth.,  Monroe,  Lewis  Scarboro'. 
Bethesda,  meth.,  Monroe,  L.  Scarboro'. 
Philadelphia,  meth.,  Mon.,  L.  Scarboro'. 
Mt.  Moriah,  meth.,  Mon.,  L.  Scarboro'. 

Meadow  Branch,  bap.,  Monroe,   E.   L. 

Davis. 
Monroe,  bap.,  Pet  Snider. 
Olive  Branch,  bap.,  Mon.,  E.  L.  Davis. 
Faulks',  bap.,  Beaver  Dam,  .J.  W.  Davis. 
Bethel,  bap.,  Beaver  Dam,  P.  N.  Snider. 

Philadelphia,  bap.,  Monroe,  

Waxaw,  bap.,  Wilson's  Store, 

Blackjack,  prot.  meth.,  Beaver  Dam, 

HOTELS. 

Union  Hotel,  Monroe,  ,Tohn  Austin. 
Hotel,  Monroe,  James  Bickett. 

LAWYERS. 

Walkup  S.  H.  jMonroe. 
McCauley  C.  M.  T.  Monroe. 

MERCHANTS. 

Fitzgerald  W.  T[.  ]\Ionroe. 
Houston  John  P.  Monroe. 
Baucom  &  Barnett,  Olive  Branch. 
Holm  Si.  Wyatt,  Monroe. 
McLaughlin  S.  C.  drugs,  Monroe. 
Morgan  &  Robinson,  Olive  Branch. 
Ogburu  W.  C.  Monroe. 


Winchester  &  Thomas,  Monroe. 

Shult  John,  Monroe. 

Steel  &  Crow,  WalkersviUe. 

MINISTERS. 

Little  John  R.  meth.,  Monroe. 
Scarborough  Lewis,  meth.,  Monroe. 
Wood  Landy,  meth.,  AVolfville. 
Irby  J.  E.  meth.,  (local)  Monroe. 

Snider  Philip  N.  bap.,  Monroe. 
Davis  E.  L.  bap.,  Olive  Branch. 
Davis  J.  W.  bap.,  Beaver  Dam. 

MINES. 

Gold  Mine,  Wolfville,  Cureton  &  Co. 

Davis  Mine,  Wolfville, 

Stuart    Mine,     Cabum's     store,    Hugh 
Downing,  Agent. 

Harkness  Gold  Mine,  Monroe. 

Dismuke  Gold  Mine,  Monroe, 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Cuthbertson's,  Monroe,   John  D.  Cuth- 

bertson. 
Grist  mill,  Wolfville,  Howard  &  Bro. 
Grist,  Monroe,  Stephens  &  Bro. 
Grist,  Monroe,  Eli  Stuart's  heirs. 
Grist,  Monroe,  William  Crow. 
Grist,  Monroe,  D.  B.  Medlen. 
Grist,  Monroe,  John  E.  Austin. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Alexander  E.  C.  Monroe. 
Bickett  Thos.  W.  IMonroe. 
Blair  J.  I.  Olive  Branch. 
Bost  A.  J.  Olive  Branch. 
Lee  James  F.  Monroe. 
McLaughlin  S.  C.  Monroe. 
Redwine  Thos.  W.  Wolfville. 
Smith  D.  M.  Olive  Branch. 
AYilliams  J.  J.  Walkersville. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Beaver  Dam,  David  F.  Webb. 
Coburn's  store,  Hugh  Downing. 
Monroe,  W.  J.  Willoughby. 

Steven's  mill, ■ 

Wolfville,  Alfred  Pervines. 
Walkersville,  Miss  Eliza  R.  Wilson. 
Winchester,  Mr.  Winchester. 


WAKE   COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 ; . . .  .28,627. 

County  Seat— Raleigu. 
Population  in  1860 4,780. 


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COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Chas.  M.  Busbee. 
Clerk  Co.  Court,  J.  J.  Ferrell. 
Dep.  Clerk  Co.  Court,  Junius  Ferrell. 
Clerk  Sup.  Cou-t,  J.  N.  Bunting. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  C.  B.  Root. 
Court — H.  A.  Hodge,  Reuben  Flemming, 

Rob't.  W.  Wynn. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.  Wm.  S.  Maaon. 
Coroner,  W.  R.  Crawford. 
Register,  Geo.  AV.  Taylor. 
Sheriff,  Rufus  K.  Ferrell. 
Surveyors,    Feudal   Bevers    and   L.    B. 

Segreeves. 
Standard  Keeper,  Lougee  Brothers. 
Trustee,  N.  S.  Harp. 
Finance  Committee — M.  B.  Royster,  G. 

W.  Norwood  and  N.  J.  Whitaker. 
Crier  of  Court,  F.  G.  King. 
Jailor,  S.  P.  Gill. 

WARDENS   OF   POOR. 

Wm.  R.  Pool,  Chairman. 
Jordan  Womble,  Sr.,  Treasurer. 
Allen  Adama. 
J.  H.   Collins. 

C.  J.  Rogers. 
Feudal  Bevers. 

B.  A.  Perry,  Sup.  of  Poor. 

R.  P.  Finch,  Clerk  of  the  Poor. 

CITY  OFFICERS. 

W.  Dallas  Haywood,  Mayor. 

E.  Harris,  Chief  of  Police. 

P.  P.  Williams,  Assistant  Police. 

COMMISSIONERS. 

R.  H.  Battle,  middle  ward. 
I>.  F.  Cheatham,  middle  ward. 
A.  N.  McKimmon,  middle  ward. 
Parker  Overby,  western  ward. 
A.  M.  Betts,  western  ward. 
James  D.  Roysber,  western  ward. 
Jas.  A.  Moore,  eastern  ward. 
J.  J.  Overby,  eastern  ward. 

D.  L.  Royster,  eastern  ward. 

Jolin  J.  Christophers,  Clerk  of  Board. 
R.  II.  Battle,  City  Attorney. 
Jas.  Litchford,  Sr.,  City  Collector. 
Len.  H.  Adams,  Weigh  Master. 
Alsey  Bevers,  Pump  Contractor. 

NIOnT  POLICE. 

Howell  Morse.  Captain. 

M.  Bryan.  W.  Overby. 

J.  Gilbert.  M.  C.  Luter. 

S.  Cooper.  Thos.  Dancy. 

Joseph  Backalan,  Chief  Fire  Departm't. 

COMMISSIONERS  OF  POOR. 

\V.  J.  Palmer,    J.  A.  Jones  and  W.  S. 
Lacy. 


FIRE   WARDENS. 
W.   L.  Pomeroy,  Wiley  J.  Palmer   and 
Thos.  Coates. 

SCHOOLS. 

Institution  Deaf  and  Dumb  and  Blind, 

Raleigh,  Wiley  J.  Palmer,  Principal ; 

J.  A  Leach,  Vice  Principal. 
St.  Mary's  Female,  Raleigh,  (Episcopal,) 

Aldert  Smedes,  D.  D. 
Peace  Institute,  Raleigh,  (Presbyterian.) 

Building  not  yet  completed. 
Male  and  Female  School,  Raleigh,  Mrs. 

L.  L.  Ilendren. 
Boys  School  Classical,    Raleigh,    Drury 

Lacy,  D.  D.  &  W.  S.  Lacy. 
Girls  School,  Raleigh,  Mrs.  J)rury  Lacy. 
Female    School,    Raleigh,    Mrs.    J.   K. 

Howell. 
Boys  School,  Raleigh,  E.  B.  Thomas. 
Primary  School,  Raleigh,  Misses  Hutch- 
ing and  Harrison. 
Primary    School,    Raleigh,    Mrs.    Ellen 

Mordecai. 
Primary  School,  Raleigh,  Miss  Gertrude 

Haywood. 
Colored  School,  Raleigh,  Miss  Graves. 
Classical  School,  Sprmg  Hill,  C.  N.  Allen. 
Classical  School,  Oak  Grove,  J.  J.  Fray. 
Female  School,  Rolesville,  Mrs.  Terrell. 
Female  School,  Rolesville,  Mis.9  Redford. 
Primary  School,  Miss  Eliza  Haywood. 
Wake  Forest  College,  W.  M.   Wingate, 

D.  D. 
Academy,  Eagle  Rock,  Rev.  M.  G.  Todd. 
Male  Academy,  Raleigh,  R.  S.  Mason,  D. 

D.,  and  S.  G.  Ryan. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Raleigh  City,  meth.  H.  T.  Hudson. 
Mis.  Chapel,  meth.  Raleigh,  M.  J.  Hunt. 
Raleigh,  A.  M.  E.,  G.  W.  Brodie. 
Asbury,  meth.  Carey,  II.  II.  Gibbons. 
Fletcher's,  meth.  Durham's,  R.  S.  Webb. 
Rolesville,  meth.  H.  II.  Gibbons. 
Andrew  Chapel,  meth.  H.  H.  Gibbons. 
Oak  Grove,  meth.  II.  H.  Gibbons. 
Holland's,  meth.  II.  H.  Gibbous. 
Wesley  Chapel,  meth.  H.  11.  Gibbons. 
Macedonia,  meth.  Thos.  G.  Whitaker. 
Beulah,  meth.  M.  J.  Hunt. 
Ebenezer,  meth.  II.  II.  Gibbons. 
Pleasant  Grove,  meth.  H.  H.  Gibbons. 
Soapstone,  meth.  II.  H.  Gibbons. 
Watkins,  (Mis.)  meth.  AV.  J.  W.  Crowder. 
Crabtree,  (Mis.)  meth.  W.  J.  W.  Crowder. 
Raleigh,  presb.  J.  M.  Atkinson. 
Raleigh  Catholic,  Rev.  Mr.  Northup. 
Raleigh,  epis.  R.  D.  Mason,  D.  D. 
Raleigh,  epis.  (colored,)  —  Smith,  I).  D. 
St.  Mary's  Chapel,  epis.  A.  Smedes,  D.  D 


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Ralei<rli,  bap.  T.  H.  Pritchard. 
Ealeigh,  bap.  Mr.  Warrick,  (colored.) 
Raleigh,  (2ud)  bap.  H.  M.  Tupper. 
Cedar  Fork,  bap.,  A.  D.  Blackwood. 

Jit   Pisgah,  bap.,  Green  Level,  

Salem,   bap.,  Green  Level,  Thomas  W. 

Yoiing. 
Mt.    Zion,   bap.,    Morris ville,   J.    W.    F. 

Rogers. 
Olive's  Chapel,   Green  Level,  John   C. 

Wilson. 
Ephesus,  bap.,  Gary,  Johnson  Olive. 
Mt.   Herraon,;bap.,   Morrisville,   J.    H. 

Laj'ton. 
Bethany,  bap.  Morrisville,  Johnson  OUve. 
Hepzibah,  bap..  Eagle  Rock,  M.  G.  Todd. 

New  Bethel,  bap.,  Raleigh, 

Forestville,  bap.,  AVm.  T.  Bi-ooks. 

Mt.   Vernon,   bap.,  Forestville,   AVm.  T. 

Brooks. 
New  Bethel,  bap.,  Dayton,  Thomas  W. 

Young. 
New  Hope,  bap.,  Raleigh,  J.  K.  Howell. 
Rolesville,  bap.,  Thos.  AV.  Young. 
AA'ake  M  Roads,  bap.,  Rolesville,  J.  K. 

Howell. 
AVake  Forest  College,  bap.,  W.  IM.  AVin- 

gate,  D.  D. 
AA''ake  Union,  bap.,  Forestville,  AA''.  Royal. 
Mt.  IMoriah,  bap..  Auburn,  S.  Ivey. 
Holly  Spring,  bap.,  John  C.  AVilson. 
Shady  Grove,  bap.,  New  Hill,  J.  Olive. 
Piney  Grove,  bop.,  Raleigh,  AV.  AVest. 
Friendship,  bap.,  Bunn's  Level,  Jas.  S. 

Marcom. 
Bethel,  bap., , 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Yarbrough  House,  Raleigh,  J.  M.  Blair 
&  Co. 

Exchange  Hotel,  Ral.,  Dr.  McClintock. 

Ray's  Hotel,  Raleigh,  John  Ray 

Planters  Hotel,  Raleigh,  G.  A.  Lack. 

Railroad  Hotel,  Raleigh,  K.  B.  Waitt. 

Boarding  House,  Raleigh,  AV.  J.  Young. 

Boarding  House,  Ral.,  Mrs.  S.  A.  Reid. 

Boarding  House,  Raleigh,  Mrs.  II.  AV. 
Miller. 

Boarding  House,  Raleigh,  Mrs.  H.  Pen- 
nington. 

Boarding  House,  Ral.,  Mrs.  Lucy  Evans. 

Boarding  House,  Raleigh,  Mrs.  T.  R. 
Fentress. 

Boarding  House,  Ral.,  Mrs.  J.  Pullen. 

Restaurant,  Hargett  st. ,  T.  H.  .Joseph. 

Restaurant,  cor.  AVilmington  and  Hargett 
sts.,  Backalan  &  Laswell. 

Restaurant,Fayetteville  st.  AV.  H.  Parker. 

Hotel,  Wake  Forest  Col.,  J.  S.  Purefoy. 

Fort's  House,  Forestville,  Mr.  Fort. 

Eating  House,  Raleigh,  C.  F.  Johns. 


LAWYERS. 

Bragg  Thos.  (es-Gov.)  Raleigh. 

Busbee  Quinten,  Raleigh. 

Battle  R.  H.  jr.  Raleigh. 

Battle  Kemp.  P.  Raleigh.  . 

Badger  Rich.  C  Raleigh. 

Busbee  Chas.  M.  Raleigh. 

Cox  AV.  R.  Raleigh. 

Batchelor  J.  B.  Raleigh. 

Fowle  Dan.  G.  (ex-judge)  Raleigh. 

Haywood  Ed.  Graham,  Raleigh. 

Johnson  John  W.  Raleigh. 

Lewis  Robt.  G.  Raleigh. 

JVIoore  B.  F.  Raleigh. 

iVIason  AA'm.  S.  Raleigh. 

3Ierrimon,  A.  S.  (ex-judge)  Raleigh. 

Olds  Lewis  P.  Raleigh. 

Husted,  H.  W.  (not  practicing,)  Raleigh. 

Manly,  Charles  (not  practicing,)  Raleigh. 

Page,  Erasmus  F.  Raleigh. 

Ryan,  S.  G.  Raleigh. 

Rogers,  Sion  H.  Raleigh. 

Phillips,  Samuel  F.  Raleigh. 

Smedes,  A.  K.  Raleigh. 

Whiting,  George  M.  Raleigh. 

York,  R.  W.  Raleigh. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Old  North  State    Foundry,  Plough  Fac- 
tory, &c.,  Raleigh,  Williamson  &  An- 
drews. 
Sash  and  Blind  Factory  and  General 
AVood  Shop,  Raleigh,  Briggs  Sc  Dodd. 
Carriage  Shop,  Raleigh,  N.  S.  Harp. 
Foundery  and  Plough  Factory,  Forest- 
ville. 
Shoe  Factory,  Raleigh,  AVatson  &  Ellen. 
Foundery  and  Machine  Shop,  Raleigh  & 

Gaston  R.  R. 
Cabinet  Shop,  Raleigh.  H.  J.  Brown. 
Oil  Factory,  near  Huntsville,  W.  R.  Mil- 
ler. 
Brick  Yard.  Asbury,  Jas.  E.  Allen  &  Co. 
Forest  Manufacturing  Company,  (paper, 

&c.,)  Forestville,  AV.  B.  Allegree. 
Aurora  Burning  Fluid,  Raleigh,  Rev.  L. 

L.  Hendren. 
Carriage  Factory,   Raleigh,   Alfred  Up- 
church. 
Turpentine  Distillery,  Country,  Rogers, 

Leslie  &  Co. 
Buggy  Factory,  Raleigh,  T  G.  Jenkins. 
Turpentine  Distillery,  Country,  William 

Utley. 
Saddle   and  Harness,  Raleigh,  C.  W.  D. 

Hutchings  &  Bro. 
Tin  AVare,  Raleigh,  Lougee  &  Bro. 
Tin  Ware,  Raleigh,   Jesse   Brown  with 

Hart  &  Lewis. 
Gunsmith,  Raleigh,  Charles  Keuster. 
Copper  Smithing,  Raleigh,  J.  H.  Hessel- 
bach. 


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MERCHANTS  AND  OTHERS. 

{The  following  are  in   Raleigh  except   when 
mentioned  otherwise.) 

Adams  Len.  H.  grocer,  Market  Square. 

Adams  J.  P.  shoemaker,  Market  Square. 

Andrews  W.  K.  groceries  and  liquors, 
Fayetteville  st. 

AUen  C.  B.,  freight  ag't  R.  &  G.  R.  R. 

Andrews  (R.  B.)  &  (Jo.  clothing,  Fay- 
etteville St. 

Anderson  W.  E.  insurance  agt., Fayette- 
ville St. 

Armstrong  John,  book  binder,  Fayette- 
ville st. 

Adams  Lynn,  grocer,  Market  Square. 

Blake  Mrs.  Lucy,  milliner,  Davie  st. 

Bryan  A.  P.  C.  agent  So.  Ex. 

Briggs,  Dodd  &  Hicks,  builders,  Fay- 
etteville st. 

Bagley  W.  H.  agt.  insu.  cc,  Fayette,  st. 

Briggs  &  Dodd,  hardware,  Fayettev.  st. 

Branson  &  Jones,  books  and  stationery, 
Fayetteville  st. 

Backalan  &  Laswell,  bar,  Hargett  st. 

Brown  J.  with  Hart  &  Lewis,  (Hart  & 
Lewis  in  Newbem,)  hardware,  Fay- 
etteville st. 

Bell  Douglass,  grocer,  Fayetteville  st. 

Bagwell  G.  B.  grocer,  Morrisville. 

Branson  &  Jones,  agts.  Phoenix  Mutual 
Insurance. 

Besson  E.  tailor,  opposite  Market. 

Beasley  Chaa.  grocer,  Cabarrus  st. 

Bradley  &  Christophers,  confections,  Fay- 
etteville st. 

Brown  Henry  J.  grocer,  Morgan  st. 

Branson  L.  agt.  N.  C.  Business  Directory. 

Blake  N.  A.  retail  liquor.  Central  Depot. 

Blanchard  A.  J.  groceries  and  liquors. 
Holly  Springs. 

Bowling  J.  W.  grocer, 

Caswell  John,  (col.)  grocer,  Wilm'ton  st. 

Cheatham  (B.  F  )  &  Bro.  grocers.  Mar- 
ket Square. 

Crow  W.  H.  insurance  agt.,  over  Tuck- 
er's store. 

Coates  Thos.  H.  buDder,  Wilmington  st. 

Creech  A.  dry  goods,  cor.  Fayetteville 
and  Hargett  st. 

Carroll  W.  H.  fish  dealer,  Market  Square. 

Cunninggim  W.  H.  agent  Mendenhall 
hand  loom,  Fayetteville  st. 

Crow  W.  R.  retail  liquor.  Market  Sq're. 

Crawford  W.  R.  butcher.  Market  Square. 

Denton  N.  V.  bar,  Wilmington  st. 

Dobbin  &  Francis,  boot  and  shoe  makers, 
opposite  Market. 

Dicks  W.  11.  book  binder,  at  Branson  & 
Jones'. 

Dunn  J.  R.  «fc  P.  A.  dry  goods,  &c.,  For- 
estville. 

Dow  ell  A.  H.  dry  goods,  &c.,  Asbury. 


Ferrell  Rufus  K.  grocer,  Hargett  st. 

Enniss  Jas.  H.  books,  Fayetteville  st. 

Falconer  W.  A.  leather  dealer,  Fayette- 
ville St. 

Fendt  Henry,  confectior,  Hillsboro'  st. 

Fraps  A.  W.  bar,  Fayetteville  st. 

Fraps,  A.  W.  furniture,  Fayetteville  St. 

Ford  &  Rayner,  blacksmiths,   (colored,  j 
AVilmington  St. 

Fisher,  T.  Jeff,  grocer,  Market  Square. 

Fentress,  T.  R.  notions,  Fayetteville  St. 

Grausman,  M.  tailor,  Fayetteville  St. 

Gant,  J.  W.  barber,  Wilmington  St. 

Grausman   (M.)  «&   Co.,  clothing,  Wilm- 
ington St. 

Gulick,  Wm.  B.  cashier  Raleigh  Nation- 
al Bank,  Fayetteville  St. 

Heartt,  L.  E.  dry  goods,  Fayetteville  St. 

Haithcock,  F.  M.  grocer. 

Holland,  S.  D.  fish-pedlar,  Market  Sq. 

Holleman,  W.  H.  grocer,  Hargett  St. 

Harrison,  Allen  &  Co.,  dry  goods,  Forest- 
ville. 

Haywood,    Sam.    &    Cap.   blacksmiths, 
(colored,)  Wilmington  st. 

Heide,  Alex.  S.  grocer,  Hillsboro'  st. 

Holland,  D.  B.  grocer. 

Hutchings,  (C.   W.  D.)  &  Bro.,  grocers, 
Fayetteville  st. 

Hesselbach,  J.  H.  Tin-ware,  Fayetteville 
street. 

Hawkins,  W.  J.  Pres.  R.  &  G.  R.  R. 

Holleman,  M.  P.  grocer,    Cor.  Salisbuiy 
and  Morgan  sts. 

Holleman,  J.  M.  grocer,  Hargett  St. 

Harrison,  S.  D.  grocer,  Fayetteville  st. 

Hughes,  H.   T.    (col.,)  grocer,  Fayette- 
ville st. 

Harward,  Mrs.  Ann  milliner.  Lane  st. 

Jones,  (W.  H.)  &  Co.,  auction  and  com 
mission,  Fayetteville  st. 

Johnson,  Albert  grocer,  Fayetteville  st. 

Johns,  C.  F.  bar,  Fayetteville  st. 

King  &  Whitelaw,  marble  cutters,  Mor- 
gan st. 

Keuster,  Charles  hardware,   guns,  &c., 
Fayetteville  st. 

Kirkman,  B.  S.  butcher. 

Kreth,  Joseph  tailor,  Fayetteville  st. 

Kline,  (A.)  &  Co.,  clothing,  Wilmington 
street. 

Karrer  Jacob  grocer,  Salisbury  st. 

Lucas,  Rob't.  blacksmith,  (  col.) 

Lougee  &  Bro.,  stoves  and  tin,  Fayette- 
ville st. 

Lamson,  Francis  jeweler,  Fayetteville  st. 

Lawrence,  A.  W.  agent  Insurance,  Fay- 
etteville St. 

London,  (H.   A.)  &  Son,  grocers.  Holly 
Springs. 

Lockhart,    Handy,    (colored,)     cabinet, 
Morgan  st. 

Levy,  L.  clothing,  ]\Iarket  square. 


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Murray,  D.  C.  dry  goods,  Fayetteville  st. 

Moore,  Ach.  Shoe  Shop,  Forestville. 

Moses,  Mrs.  milliner,  Hargett  st. 

Mahler,  H.  jeweler,  Fayetteville  st. 

Morris,  (W.  H.)  &  Co.,  furniture,  Fayet- 
tevilie  st. 

Mathews,  W.  H.  retail  grocer,  New  IIlU. 

Overby,  Wm.  grocer,  Hargett  st. 

Overby,  J.  J.  retail  liquor,  Wilmington 
street. 

Overby,  Parker,  bar,  Wilmington  st. 

Oetttnger,  Isaac,  dry  goods,  i'ayetteville 
street. 

Oettinger,  Mrs.  Isaac,  milliner,  Fayette- 
ville street. 

Page,  Frank,  dry  goods,  &c.,  Gary. 

Palmer,  John  C.  jeweler,  Fayetteville  st. 

Perkinson,  W.  H.  tailor,  Fayetteville  st. 

Pescud  Peter  F.  drugs,  Fayetteville  st. 

Pattershall  Mrs.  L.  E.,  store  in  country. 

Perry  Camon  blacksmith,  (col.  )Hargett  st. 

Powers  W.  D.  grocer,  Market  Square. 

Purefoy  J.  S.  dry  goods,  &c.,  Wake 
Forest  College. 

Perry  L.  S.  grocer,  corner  McDowell  & 
Morgan  sts. 

Perry  (W.  P.)  &  Co.,  dry  goods,  &o., 
Rolesville. 

Parker  M.  A.  grocer.  Market  Square. 

Pugh  J.  M.  dry  goods,  &c.,  MorrisviUe. 

Pool  &.  Uzzell,  grocers,  Morgan  st. 

Pool  B.  grocer.  Auburn. 

Pescud  P.  F.  insur.  ag't,  Fayetteville  st. 

Pleasants  J.  D.  grocer,  IliUaboro  st. 

Parish  (E.  J.)  &  Co.  grocers.  Mar.  S'qre. 

Pulliam  R.  W.  Pres.  Raleigh  Nat.  Bank. 

Peck  Lewis,  auc.  &  com.  Wilmington  st. 

Page  Ruf us  H.  woodyard,  Hillsboro  st. 

Prairie  J.  P.  liquor  dealer  and  billiard 
rooms,  Fayetteville  st. 

Prendergast  Mrs.  milliner,  corner  Wil- 
mington &  Morgan  st. 

Railing  II.  G.  Grocer,  country. 

Royster  A.  D.  confectioner,  Fay'ville  st. 

Rosenthall  L.  dry  goods,  Fayetteville  st. 

Rosenbaum  M.  dry  goods,  Fayetteville  st. 

Rogers  J.  M.  grocer,  Hargett  st. 

Rogers  J.  W.  grocer,  Hargett  st. 

Rosenbaum  J.  M.  dry  goods,  Wilmington. 

Sorrell  A.  retail  liquor,  Wilmington  st. 

Selby  T.  H.  sec.  N.  C.  Mutual  Insur.  Co. 

Sledge  Thos.  D.  grocer,  Hargett  st. 

Smith  E.  butcher,  Davie  st. 

Scalt  Rob't.  (col.)blackBmith,  Morgan  st. 

Simpson  Wm.  baker,  Central  Depot. 

Stronach  George  T.  &,  Willie  C.  grocers, 
Market  Square. 

Scott  &  Alfred,  barbers,  under  Tucker's. 

Thurston  G.  B.  auctioneer. 

Towles  J.  M.  auc.  &  com.  Faye'ville  st. 

Thurston  J.  A.  boots  &  shoes,  Fayette. 

Tucker  (W.  H.  &  R.  S.)  &  Co.  ag't.  pat. 
fire  extinguisher,  Fayetteville  st. 


Thompson  W.  H.  jeweler,  Fayetteville  st. 

Terrell  Sidney,  Rolesville. 

Tucker  (W.  H.  &  R.  S.)  &  Co.  wholesale 
and  retail  dry  goods,  Fayetteville  st. 

Tonnoffski  Geo.  L.  grocer,  Faye'ville  st. 

Thiem  Phil,  variety  store,  Fayetteville  st. 

Thompson  Mrs.  Wm.  miliner,  Fay'ville  st. 

Thompson  Wm.  newsdealer,  Fay'ville  st. 

Upchurch  A.  N.  retail  liquor,  Wilming- 
ton st. 

Upchurch  &  Dodd,  wholesale  grocers, 
Market  Square. 

Upchurch  W.  C.  grocer,  Hargett  st. 

Weathers,  J.  S.  grocer,  Wilmington  st. 

Wynn  &  Hays,  Livery  Stables,  Market 
Square. 

Williams  (John  G.)  &  Co.  insur.  agents, 
Fayetteville  st. 

Watson  (Joseph)  &  Ellen  boot  &  shoe 
makers,  Fayetteville  st. 

Whitaker  D .  W.  grocer,  comer  Morgan 
&  McDowell  sts. 

Womble  Jordan,  grocer,  Hargett  st. 

Watson  J.  W.  photograph  gallery,  Fay- 
etteville st. 

Waitt  K.  B.  undertaker,  Salisbury  st. 

Weil  J.  clothing,  Fayetteville  st. 

Weathers  C.  H.  grocer,  Fayetteville  st. 

Wait,  S.  D.  ins.  agent,  opposite  Market. 

Williams  (John  G.)  &  Co.  brokers,  Fay- 
etteville st. 

Williams  Eli.  blacksmith, (col.)  Hargett  st. 

Williams  &  Lambeth,  books,  Fay'ville  st. 

Whitaker  E.  A.  piano  tuner,  Morgan  st. 

Womble  Wm.  freight  agent,   Cen.  Depot. 

Williams  &  Haywood,  drugs,  Fay'ville  st. 

Vass,  W.  W.  treas,  R.  &  G.  R.  li. 

Yerby,  (William)  Rogers  &  Mattlock, 
butchers. 

Young  S.  II.  &  W.  J.  dry  goods,  Fayette- 
ville st. 

MINISTERS. 

Howell  J.  K.  bap. ,  Raleigh. 

Pritchard  Thos  H.  bap.,  Raleigh. 

Parker  Warton,bap., (licentiate)  Raleigh. 

Phillips  J.  H.  bap.,  Raleigh. 

Pope  W.  L.  bap.,  (licen.)  Williams  mill. 

Nowell  W.  C.  bap.,  Earpsboro. 

No  wall  M.  bap..  Eagle  Rock. 

Freeman  M.  D.  bap.,  WakeKeld. 

Todd  M.  G.  bap.,  Eagle  Kock. 

Marcom  J.  C.  bap.,  Raleigh. 

Davis  J.  D.  bap  ,  St.  Charles. 

Blackwood  A.  IX  bap..  Cedar  Fork. 

W'ilson  John  C.  bap.,  Green  Level. 

Mecom  Ellen,  bap.,  Earpsboro. 

Young  Thos.  W.  bap.,  Dayton. 

Olive  Johnson,  bap.,  Carey. 

Lay  ton  J.  H.  bap.,  MorrisviUe. 

Ivey  S.  bap..  Auburn. 

Collins  J.  W.  bap.,  (licentiate)  New  Hill. 


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Howell  Jesse,  bap.,  Winslow. 
West  W.  C.  bap.,  Raleigh. 
Rogers  J.  W.  F.  bap.,  Holly  Springs. 
Churchhill  Owen,  bap.,  Cbalk  Level. 
Marcom  Jos.  C.  bap.,  Bunn's  Level. 
King  J.  J.  bap.,  (licentiate)  Cary. 
Wingate  W.  M.,  D.  D.,  bap.,  Forestville. 
Royal  Wm.  bap.,  Forestville. 
Brooks  W.  T.  bap.,  Foresville. 
Pritchard  Thos.  H.  bap.,  Raleigh. 
Howell  J.  K.  bap.,  Raleigh. 
Tupper  H.  M.  bap.,  Raleigh. 
Warrick — ,  (col.)  bap.,  Raleigh. 
Ellis  — ,  (col.)  bap.,  Raleigh. 

Purefoy  J.  S.  bap.,  Forestville. 

Walters  W.  T.  bap.,  Forestville. 

Mills    Green,    bap.,    (licentiate)    Green 

Level. 
Royall  W.  B.  bap.,  Forestville. 
Purefoy  A.  F.  bap.,  Forestville. 
JSowling  T.  bap..  Green  Level. 
Hocut  11.  bap.,  Earpsboro. 

Mason  R.  S.,  D.  D.,  epis.,  Raleigh. 
Smith  — ,  D.  D.,  epis.,  Raleigh. 
Smedes  Aidert,  D.  I).,  epis.,  Raleigh. 
Smedes  Bennett,  epis.,  Raleigh. 

Hudson  H.  T.  meth.,  Raleigh, 
llcudren  L.  L.  meth.,  Raleigh. 
Crowder  W.  J.  W.  meth.,  (local)  Ral. 
Cuninggim  W.  H.  meth.,  (local)  Raleigh. 
Branson  L.  meth.,  (local)  Raleigh. 
Whitaker  K.  H.  meth.,  (local)  Raleigh. 
Whitson  S.  N.  meth.,  (local)  Raleigh. 
Whitaker,  Thos.  G.  meth.  (local)  Ral. 
Franklin  S.  D.  meth.,  (local)  Raleigh. 
Gibbons  H.  H.  meth.,  Raleigh. 
Hunt  Moses  J.  meth.,  Raleigh. 
Sorrell  Wm.  M.  meth.,  (local)  Gary. 
Blake  Bennet   T.   meth.,    (local)    Oaky 

Grove. 
BrodieG.  W.,  A.  M.  E.  (col.)  Raleigh. 
Pell  Wm.  E.  meth.,  Raleigh. 
TrawickS.  R.  meth.,  (local)  Raleigh. 

Hardie  Henry,  presb.,  (Bible  agt.  N.  C.) 

Raleigh. 
Lacy  Drury,  D.  D.,  presb..  Raleigh. 
Atkinson  J.  M.  presb.,  Raleigh. 
Lacy  AVillie  S.  presb.,  Raleigh. 

Brewer  Fisk  P.  cong.,  Raleigh. 
Fiske  F.  A.  cong.,  Raleigh. 

Hayes  H.  B.  christian,  Raleigh. 
Hayes  Wm.  M.  chris.,  (col.)  Raleigh. 

MILLS  A^I)  OWNERS. 

Pool's,  Auburn,  Wm.  R.  Pool. 
Fort's,  Auburn,  W.  L.  Fort. 
Bond's,  Auburn,  W'm.  Bond. 
Smith's,  Raleigh,  R.  A.  Smith. 


Tucker's,  Raleigh,  W.  H.  &  R.  S.  Tucker 
Bledsoe's,  Raleigh,  M.  A.  Bledsoe. 
Green's,  Raleigh,  N.  B.  Green. 
Penny's,  Raleigh,  N.  B.  Yates. 
Myatt'a,  Banks',  A.  Myatt. 
Clements',  IloUy  Springs,  Wm.  Clements 
Alford's,  South  of  Raleigh,  G.  H.  Alford. 
Page's,  Cedar  Fork,  ]\Irs.  Fanny  Page. 
Yates'.   West  of  Raleigh,  N.  B.  Yates  & 

Bro. 
Holland's,  Holly  Springs,  Bright  Holland. 
Beckwith's,  Holly  Springs,  G.  Beckwith. 
Thomas',  Holly  Springs,  Mr.  Thomas. 
Steam  Saw,  South  of  Raleigh,  J.  A.  Nor- 

ris. 
Steam   Saw,   Auburn,   J.   J.    &   B.  W. 

Young. 
Steam  Saw,  Cary,  Frank  Page. 
Steam  Saw,  Southwest  of  Raleigh,  J.  F. 

Curfman. 
Steam  Saw,  MorrisvlUe,  David  Williams. 
Steam  Saw,  Northwest  of  Raleigh,  W. 

Edwards. 
Steam  Saw,  Lashley's  ><!  Roads,  Mr.  El- 
lington. 
Steam  Saw,  10  miles.  South  of  Raleigh, 

Frank  Steadman. 
Steam  Saw,  Ransom  Gulley. 
Hartsfield's,  Rolesville,  W.  Ilartsfield. 
Strickland's,  Wakefield,  B.  T.  Strickland. 
Todd's,  Eagle  Rock,  James  Todd. 
Rhodes',  Eagle  Hock,  W.  A.  Rhodes. 
Cren.shaw's,  Forestville,  J.  M.  Crenshaw. 
Grist,  Raleigh,  Elisha  Sater. 
Grist,  Raleigh,  J.  H.  Rogers. 
Grist,  Northwest  of  Raleigh,  Scott  Tuc- 
ker. 
Company,  Northwest  of  Raleigh,  F.  Page 

&  Co. 
Cook's,  Northwest  of  Raleigh,   W.   J. 

Brown. 
Whitaker's,  Northwest  of  Raleigh,  J.  M. 

Harris. 
Hays',  Northwest  of  Raleigh,  Kline  & 

Grausmau. 
Grist,  Northwest  of  Raleigh,  James  J. 

liynn. 
Grist,  Northwest  of  Raleigh,  Eli  Ferrell. 
Grist,   Northwest  of   Raleigh,  Mrs.   A. 

Thompson. 
Public,  Parish  Grove,  Ben.  Perry. 
Grist,  New  Light  Bridge,  Jno.  Norwood. 
Grist,  New  Light  Bridge,  Wm.  Laws. 
Grist,  Forestville,  Foster  Fort's  Heirs. 
Grist,  Milburnie,  Neuse  Manufacturing 

Company. 
Grist,  Forestville,  W.  B.  Allegree. 
Grist,  East  of  Raleigh,  J.  A.  l)unn. 
Grist,  East  of  Raleigh,  H.  A.  Hodge. 
Grist,  Eagle  Rock,  Thos.  H.  Avera. 
Grist,  Wakefield,  A.  Foster. 
Grist  and  Saw,  Rolesville,  Dr.  Fleming. 
Grist,  East  of  Raleigh,  Needham  Price. 


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PHYSICIANS. 

Avera  Thos.  H.  Eagle  Rock. 
Babcock  P.  dentist,  Raleigh. 
Banks  Thos.  L.  Bank's  P.  O. 
Bvisbee  W.  J.  Auburn. 
Fleming  Rob't.  .1.  Rolcsville. 
Crawfurd  .1.  11.  dentist,  Raleigh. 
Dunn  Jos.  B.  IMilbuiuie. 
Dowd  C.  F.  coiantry. 
Fuller  Frank.  F.  Raleigh. 
Fisher  E.  C.  Raleigh. 
Chappell  Leroy,  Forestville. 
Ilicks  W.  N.  Fishdam. 
Hicks  Thomas,  JMorrisville. 
Harriss  Henry,  Forestville. 
Haywood  Fab.  J.  Raleigh. 

Hill  Wm.  G.  Raleigh. 

Haywood  E.  Burke,  Raleigh. 
Haywood  R.  B.  Ri.leigh. 

Harrison  B.  S    Forestville. 

Haywood  Fab.  .7   jr.  Raleigh. 

Little  Wm.  Raleigh. 

Lowe  W.  31. 

Johnson  Chas.  E.  Raleigh. 

.ludson  —  Thomi^son  Store. 

McKee  W.  H.  Raleigh. 

]\Ianly  L.  C.  Auburn. 

Montague  H.  W.  Rolesville. 

Jilontague  Alex.  31.  Rolesville. 

Miller  W.  R.  Raleigh. 

Pearce  J.  J.  Thompson's  Store. 

Penny  J.  A.  Dayton. 

Royster  W.  L  Raleigh. 

Taylor  Sam'l.  Holly  Springs. 

Young  T.  VV.  Morrisville. 

Young  A.  R.  Rolesville. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Raleigh,  A  Miller. 
Forestville,  W.  H.  Wyatt. 

New  Light 

Fishdam 

Dayton 

Hays'  Store  W.  II.  Page. 
Rolesville,  Mrs.  Virginia  Terrell. 

Wakefield 

Eagle  Kock 

Auburn,  Mr.  Andrews. 
Cary,  G.  D.  IMartin. 
iSIorrisville 


Green  Level 

New  Hill,  D.  H.  Gardner. 


WARREN  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 1.5,726. 

County  Seat — Warrenton, 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  Walter  A.  Montgomery. 


Clerk  County  Court,   William  A.  White. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  Benj.  E.  Cook. 
Ch'mn  Co.  Court,  Thos.  A.  Montgomery. 
Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.  Chas.  M.  Cook. 

Coroner, 

Register,  Isham  H.  Bennett. 
Sheriff,  Nath.  R.  Jones. 
Surveyor, 


Standard  Keeper,  

Trustee, 

Constable,  John  M.  Price. 

COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS. 

Female  Collegiate  Institute,  Waircnton, 

3Irs.  J.  Wilcox. 
Warrenton  Male  Academy,    Warrenton, 

Mr.  Dugger. 
Warrenton  Female  College,  Warrenton, 

Rev.  J.  B.  Solomon. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Brown's,  bap.  N.  A.  Purefoy. 
Gardjiers.  bap.  N.  A.  Purefoy. 
Ready  Creek,  bap.  George  Duke. 
Sharon,  bap.  L.  C.  Perkinson. 
Tanners,  bap.  N.  A.  Purefoy. 
Warrenton,  bap.  T.  B.  Kingsbury. 

Warrenton,  epis.  Wm.  Hodges  and  j\I. 
M.  Marshall. 

Mt.  Auburn,  chris.  J.  W.  Wellons. 

Cokesbury,  meth.  Junius  P.  Moore. 
Hebron,  meth.  Junius  P.  Moore. 
Jerusalem,  meth.  Ira  T.  Wyche. 
Pegram's,  meth.  Junius  P.  Moore. 
Shocco,  meth.  Junius  P.  Moore. 
Shady  Grove,  Junius  P.  Moore. 
Twitty's,  meth.  Ira  T.  Yv^yche. 
Warrenton,  meth.  Junius  P.  Moore. 
Zion,  meth.  Ira  T.  Wyohe. 

HOTEL. 

Warrenton  Hotel,  T.  S.  Browulow. 
LAWYERS. 

Eaton  (Wm.  jr.)  &  Barham  (Wm.  H.) 
Warrenton. 

.Jenkins  Wm.  A.  Warrenton. 

Plummer  Ed.  H.  Warrenton. 

Montgomery  Walter  A.  Warrenton. 

Bachelor  J.  B.  (office  at  Raleigh,)  War- 
renton. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Rowlett  Thos.  AV.  saddle  &  harness  man- 
ufacturer, Warrenton. 

Long  &  Brown,  manufacturers,  whole- 
sale &  retail  dealers  in  saddles,  har- 
ness &  collars,  Warrenton. 


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WARREN. 


WASHINGTON. 


MERCHANTS. 

Alston  (Wm.  T.)  &  Co.  Warrenton. 

Aronson  S.  Warrenton, 

Bellamy  (Thos.  M.)  &  Co.  drugs, Warren- 
ton. 

Bullock  John  H.  [Manson. 

Egerton  Benj.  I.  Macon. 

Ford  &  Wainwright,  Warrenton. 

Ilyman  Frank,  "Warrenton. 

Holleman  William,  Warrenton. 

Higgs  James  A.  Warrenton. 

Harris  Jas.  H.  Ridgeway. 

Hyman  &  Plumraer,  (col.)  Warrenton. 

Kimball  D.  B.  Manson. 

Long  &  Brame,  saddle,  hamess.&c.  War- 
renton. 

Montgomery  Thos.  A.  Warrenton. 

McCraw  (John  C.)  &  Co.  Warrenton. 

Moseley  Nathan  S.,  baker,  confectioner, 
&c.  Warrenton. 

Norwood  &  Alston,  Warrenton. 

Nicholson  W.  A.  J.  druggist,  Warrenton. 

Parker  &  Watson,  Warrenton. 

Rowlett  Thos.  W.  Warrenton. 

Riggan  John  W.  Littleton. 

Read  &  Hargrove,  Ridgeway. 

Rodwell  &  Coleman,  Macon. 

Sledge  Geo.  R.  confectioneries  &c.  War- 
renton. 

Shaw  &  Browning,  Warren  Plains. 

White  &  Burwell,  Manson. 

White  (Thos.  H.)  &  Co.  Warren  Plains. 

Waddell  John  M.  Warrenton. 

Williams  T.  C.  Warrenton. 

White  &  Arrington,  Warrenton. 

MINISTERS. 

Cook  Chan.  M.  meth.  Warrenton. 
Joyner  P.  H.  meth.  Warrenton. 
Moore  Junius  P.  meth.  Warrenton. 
Long  B.  F.  meth.  Warrenton. 
Marshall  M.  M.  epis  Warrenton. 
Hodges  Wm.  epis.  Warrenton. 
Kingsbury  T.  B.  bap.  Warrenton. 
Purefoy  N.  A.  bap.  Warrenton. 
Duke  Geo.  bap.  Warrenton. 
Perkinson  L.  C.  bap.  Warrenton. 
Solomon  J.  B.  bap.  Warrenton.        * 
Wellons  J.  W.  chris.  Mt.  Auburn. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS 

Boyd's,  John  E  Boyd  aiid  others. 
Clanton's.  Rob't.  K.  Clanton. 
Green's,  Thomas  E.  Green. 
Jones',  H.  J.  Jones. 
Jones',  Joseph  S.  Jones. 
Southerland,  Solon  Southerland. 
Sledge's,  Geo.  B.  Sledge. 
AVilliams',  Wm.  C.  Williams. 
Yancey's,  John  G.  Yancey. 


PHYSICIiVNS. 

Brown  Ridley,  Littleton. 
Foote  Geo.  A.  Warrenton. 
Field  George,  Warrenton. 
Fleming  R.  D.  dentist,  Warrenton. 
Jerraain  Thos.  P.  Ridgway. 
Perry  Mark  P.  Littleton. 
Pitchford  Thos.  J.  Warrenton. 
Patterson  Frank,  Henderson. 
Plummer  Alfred,  Manson. 
Thompson  V.  O.  Henderson. 
Williams  Solomon,  Warrenton. 
Williams  Rob't.  Edgar,  Warrenton. 
Wilson  Thos.  E.  AVarrenton. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POSTMASTERS. 

Macon,  Miss  Amanda  Egerton. 
Manson,  Arrow  Smith. 
Ridgway,  Sandy  T.  Watkins. 
Warrenton,  Mrs.  Mary  Green. 
Warren  Plains,  Jesse  L,  Shaw. 


WASHINGTON  COUNTY. 

PopuL.\TioN  IN  1860 6,357. 

County  Seat — PLYMorxn. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  L.  C.  Latham. 
Clerk  County  Court,  W.  F.  Sanderson. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  Jos.  G.  Ausbon. 
Chairman  County  Court,  Chas.  Latham. 

Clerk  and  Master  in  Equity, 

Coroner,  A.  W.  Arnold. 
Register,  E.  R.  Latham. 
Sheriff,  John  M.  Bateman. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  J.  W.  Latham. 
Constables,  J.   W.  Davis  and    Wm.  Mc_ 
Davis. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Christian  Hope,  F.  W.  Bass. 
Long  Acre  Cha})el,  Free  Church. 
White  Chapel,  Free  Church. 

Grace  Church,  epis.,  Thos.  B.  Haughton. 

St.  Luke,  epis., 

St.  David,  epis., 

Plymouth,  meth.,  W.  F.  Clegg. 
Hebron,  meth.,  W.  F.  Clegg. 

Rehoboth,  Plymouth,  prot.  meth.,  R.  H. 

Wills. 
Pleasant  Grove,  prot.  meth.,  R.  II.  Wills. 
Concord,  prim,  bap.,  R.  W.  Peacock. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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WATAUGA. 


IVIorattoc,  prim,  bap.,  R.  W.  Peacock. 
White  Marsh,  prim,  bap.,  N.  H.  Harrison 

HOTELS. 
Rankin  House,  Plymouth,  Mr.  Rankin. 
Spruiil's  Hotel,  Plymouth,  W.  L.  Spruill. 

LAWYERS. 
Armistead,  T.  S.  J.  Plymouth. 
Collins,  Josiah  Scuppernong. 
Jones,  E.  W.  Plymouth. 
Johnston,  S.  L.  Plymouth. 
Latham,  L.  C.  Plymouth. 

MERCHANTS. 
Belanga  &  Wynne,  Scui^pernong. 
Burrass,  E.  Mackey's  Ferry. 
Bowen,  (W.  L.)  &  Son,  Plymouth. 
Fumess,  H.  R.  Plymouth. 
Davenport,  Jos.  B.  Scuppernong. 
Hornthal,  (L.  H.)  &  Bro.,  Plymouth. 
Hartfield  &  Barright,  Scuppernong. 
Jackson,  (L.)  &  Bro.,  Plymouth. 
Lambert,  L.  R.  Plymouth. 
McCleese,  Wm.  &  N.  Scuppernong. 
Norman,  JS".  D  Plymouth. 
Norman  &  Latham,  Plymouth. 
Weisel,  Israel,  Plymouth. 
Weisel,  Rachel,  Plymouth. 
Wolfe,  H.  E.  3Iackey's  Ferry. 

MINISTERS. 
Gurganus,  John  M.  free-will  bap..  Long 

Ridge. 
Gnrganus,  Henry  free-will  baptist,  Long 

Ridge. 

Harrison,  Newsom  H.  prim,  bap.,  Ply- 
mouth. 

Peacock,  B.  "W.  prim,  bap.,  Mackey's 
Ferry. 

Haughton,  Thos.  B.  epis.,  Plymouth. 

Wills,  R.  H.  prot.  meth.,  Mackey's  Ferry. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

W  ater  Saw  and  Grist,  Henry  Downing. 
W^ater  Grist,  R.  T.  Denning. 
Steam  Grist,  AVm.  &  N.  McClure. 
Steam  Saw  and  Grist,  S.  II.  McRae. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Ilardison,  H.  Scuppernong. 
Lewis,  H.  G.  Mackey's  Ferry. 
Norman,  H.  H.  Scuppernong. 
Wolfe,  H.  E.  dentist,  Mackey's  Ferry. 
Walker,  Berry  M.  Plymouth. 
Ward,  W.  Ward,  Plymouth. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POSTMASTERS. 

Long  Ridge,  George  W.  Jackson. 
Mackey's  Ferry,  Mrs.  Ann  Nelson. 
Plymouth,  R.  S.  Goelet. 
Scuppernong,  T.  B.  Myers. 


WATAUGA  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 4.957 

County    Seat — Boone. 

COUNTY    OFFICERS. 

Attorney 

Clerk  Co.  Court,  J.  B.  Todd. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  Henry  Blair. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,   Dudley  Farthing. 
Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.  J.  W.  Council. 

Coroner 

Register,  D.  H.  Harmon. 
Sheriff,  John  Plorton. 

Surveyor 

Standard  Keeper 

Trustee 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 
Three  Fork,  A.  C.  Farthing. 
Bushy  Fork,  D.  C.  Harmon. 
Cove  Creek,  John  A.  Farthing. 

MERCHANTS. 

Bradley  G.  VV.  general  trader.  Stony  Fork 
Coffee  (T.  J.)  &  Bros.  Boone. 
Dougherty  D.  B.  Boone. 
Dobbin  H.  A.  Elk  ^  Roads. 
Dougherty  Elijah,  wheelright,  Boone. 
Finley  J.  T.  Elk  y,   Roads. 
Norris  Joel,  general  trader,  Boone. 
Norriss  Elijah  J.  gunsmith.  Boone. 
Trivelt  S.  Boone. 
Taylor  Henry,  Valla  Crucis. 
Wilson  A.  P.  Boone. 
Yonce  Geo.  Boone, 

MINISTERS. 
Farthing  A.  C.  Sweet  Water. 
Farthing  John  A.  Sugar  Grove. 
Harmon  D.  C.  Sugar  Grove. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Grist  Mill,  Boone,  Eli  Brown. 
Council's,  Boone,  Benj.  Council. 
Grist  Mill,   Sweet  Water,  D.  Farthing. 
Grist  &  Saw  Mill,  Sweet  Water,  Michael 

Cook,  sr. 
Green's,  Blowing  Creek,  Alex.  Green. 
Taylor's,,  Valla  Crucis,  Henry  Taylor. 
Mills  &  Carding  Machine,  Moretz  Mill, 

Alfred  J.  Moretz. 
Winkler,  Boone,  Joshua  Winkler. 

PHYSICIAN. 
Rivers  Jas.  G.  Boone. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS- 

Boone,  David  Sands. 

Sugar  Grove,  L.  D.  Whittington. 

Sweet  Water 

Elk  tx)  Roads 

Valla  Crucis  

Stony  Fork 

Wortz  Mills 


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WAYNE. 


WILKES. 


WAYNE  COUNTY. 

Population   in  1860 14,905- 

County  Seat— GoLDSBORO. 
COUNTY  OmCEHS. 
Attorney, 


Clerk  Co.  Court,  Wm.  G.  Hollowell. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  E.  A.  Wright;  Dep. 
Jno.  B.  Griswold. 

Chairman  Co.  Court, 

Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq., 

Coroner, 

Register,  Jno.  C.  Slocumb. 
Sheriff,  J.  T.  Kennedy. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee,  J.  T.  Kennedy. 

SCHOOLS. 

Goldsboro  Female  College,  E.  W.  Adams. 
Goldsboro  Male  Academy,  J.  W.  Gulick_ 

CHURCHES  AND   PASTORS. 

Goldsboro,  epis.,  W.  E.  Hunter. 

Goldsboro,  bap.,  J.  B.  Hardwick. 

Goldsboro,  meth.,  John  B.  Williams. 

Goldsboro,  presb.,  Mr.  McKinmon. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Boarding  House,  Golds.,  Mrs.  D.  Green. 

Boarding  House, Golds.,  Mrs.  Richardson. 

Griswold  Hotel,  Goldsboro,  Jones,  Mur- 
phy &  Co. 

Wash'gt'n  House,  Goldsboro,  Mr.  Gregory. 
LAWYERS. 

Dortch  W.  T.  Goldsboro. 

Faircloth  L.  W.  Goldsboro. 

Humphrey  L.  W.  Goldsboro. 

Button  B.  V.  L.  Goldsboro. 

Morissey  W.  G.  Goldsboro. 

Strong  G.  V.  Goldsboro. 

Wooten  C.  S.  Goldsboro. 

MERCHANTS. 

Cox,   .las.  W.  Goldsboro,  dry  goods  and 
clothing. 

Davis  (J.  VV.)  &  Hunter,  Golds.,  drugs. 

Edgerton  (Wm.)  &  Co.,  (C.  G.  Holt.) 

Fulghum   (R.   Y.)  &  Whitfield  (B.   F.) 
Goldsboro,  general  dealers. 

Finlayson  W.  H.  Goldsboro,  drugs. 

Hazell  Henry  S.   Goldsboro,  grocer  and 
commission  merchant. 

Louis  Lovett,  Goldsboro. 

Morris  J.  W.  Goldsboro,  provisions. 

Privett  J.  H.  &  J.  C.  Golds.,  dry  goods. 

Palmer   (A.   B.)  &   Kornegay  (W.   F.) 
Goldsboro,  dry  goods  and  hardware. 

Washington   (A.  C)  &  PoweU  (J.   H.) 
Goldsboro,  dry  goods. 

Winslow  (J.  W.)  &  Adams  (N.)  Golds- 
boro, grocers. 


MINISTERS. 
Hunter  W.  E.  epis.,  Goldsboro. 
Hardwick  J.  B.  bap.,  Goldsboro. 
McKimmon  —  presb.,  Goldsboro. 
Williams  John  B.  meth.,  Goldsboro. 

PHYSICIANS. 
Davis  &  Kirby,  Goldsboro. 
Hunter  —  Golbsboro. 
Finlayson,  W.  H.  Goldsboro. 

POST  OFFICES. 
Dudley.  Mount  Olive 

Everittsville.  Nahunta. 

Falling  Creek.  Pikeville. 

Goldsboro.  Sleepy  Creek. 

Jerico. 


WILKES  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 14,749. 

County  Seat — Wilkesboro. 
COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  John  M.  Cloud. 
Clerk  Co.  Court,  R.  M.  Smith. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  G.  H.  Brown. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  Frank.  Ilacket. 
Clerk  &  M.  in  Eq.  Mr.  Call. 

Coroner 

Register,  Gabriel  Parks. 
Sheriflf,  Wm.  Hicks. 
Surveyor,  Kelly  Hendricks. 

Standard  Keeper 

Trustee 

SCHOOLS. 

Wilkesboro  Academy 

Lewis  Fork  Academy 

MINISTERS. 
Wilkesboro,  meth.  Isaac  F.  Keerans. 
New  Hope,  meth.  Isaac  F.  Keerans. 
Bethel,  meth.  Isaac  F.  Keerans. 
Sharon,  meth.  Isaac  F.  Keerans. 
Dunkirk,  meth.  Isaac  F.  Keerans. 
Wilksboro,  prot.  meth.  Benj.  Wiesner. 
Beaver  Creek,  bap.  Joel  Brown. 
Warrior  Creek,  bap.  Smith  Ferguson. 
Roaring  River,  bap.  W.  J.  Combs. 
Wilkesboro,  chris.  bap.  Dr.  L.  C.  Cook, 
Covenant,  bap.  E.  IMyers. 
Lewis  Fork,  bap.  Wm.  Church. 

Liberty,  bap. 

Fishing  Creek,  bap.  Obadiah  Sprmkle. 
Rachel,  bap.  E.  Myers. 
Double  Creek,  bap.  Wm.  Hall. 

Walnut  Crrove 

Brier  Creek,  bap. 

Elk  Creek,  bap. 


Wilkesboro,  epis.  Mr.  Barber. 


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WILSON. 


New  Castle,  epis.  ■ 
Wilkesboro,  presb. 


HOTEL. 

Wilkes  Hotel,  Wilkesboro,  IMrs.  Hines. 
LAWYERS. 

Armfield  R  F.  Wilkesboro. 
Cranor  John  S.  Wilkesboro. 
Lillington  Nich.  Wilkesboro. 
Cowlea  W.  H.  Wilkesboro. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Elkin  Cot.  Factory,  VanEaton  &  Foard. 
Tobacco  Factory,  country,  Lee  Martin. 

MERCHANTS. 

Bryan  (J.  Q.  A.)  Carson  (A.  B.)  &  Co. 
general  merchandise,  Trap  Hill. 

Carlton  (F.  D.)  &  Co.  dry  goods,  Wilkes- 
boro. 

Cowles  Calvin  J.  dry  goods,  Wilkesboro. 

Bro\vn  Allen,  dry  goods,  Wilkesboro. 

Johnson  Stephen,  dry  goods,  Wilkesboro. 

Segrist  Wm.  B.  dry  goods,  Mulberiy. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Sprinkle  Obadiah,  Wilkesboro. 
DeJoumett  W.  C.  Roaring  Gap. 
Matthison  &  Co.  Warrior  Creek. 
Whittington  Alex.  Reddies  River. 
Horton  Phineas,  Elkville. 

MINISTERS. 
Myers  Ellison,  bap.  Hay  Meadow. 
Sparks  Colby,  bap.  Trap  Hill. 
Church  Wm.  bap.  Lewis  Fork. 
Sparks  Beuben,  bap.  Roaring  Gap. 
Hall  Wm.  bap.  Hay  Meadow. 
Hughes  John,  bap.  Elkin. 
Sprinkle  Obediah,  bap.  Wilkesboro. 
Cook  Dr.  C.  L.  chris.  bap.  Wilkesboro. 
Myers  E.  bap.  Wilkesboro. 
Combs,  W.  J.  bap.  Wilkesboro. 
Smith  S.  P.  bap.  Wilkesboro. 
Hollar  Israel,  bap.  Wilkesboro. 
Church  Wm.  bap.  Wilkesboro. 
Barker  John  W.  meth.  Wilkesboro. 
Grimes  Eli.  meth.  Wilkesboro. 
Grimes  Adam,  meth.  (local)  Wilkesboro. 
Wiesner  Benj.  prot  meth.  Hay  Meadow. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Plicks',  Wilkesboro,  Richard  Hicks. 

Whittington's,  Wilkesboro,  A.  S.  Whit- 
tington. 

Bryan's,  Trap  Hill,  Brayan  (R.  B  )  & 
Holbrook  (H.  S.) 

Triplett's,  Warrior  Creek,  Asa.  Triplett. 

Howard's,  Elk  Creek,  Mrs.  Witherspoon. 


Calloway  James,  Wilkesboro. 
Ilackett  Frank.  Wilkesboro. 
Cook  C.  L.  Wilkesboro. 
York  Tyre,  Trap  Hill. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS- 

Wilkesboro,  Calvin  J.  Cowles. 
Trap  Hill,  A.  C.  Bryan. 
Hay  Meadow,  Mr.  Sebastian. 

Warrior  Creek 

Stony  Fork 

Reddle's  River 


WILSON  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 0,720. 

County  Seat — Wilson. 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  J.  W.  Lancaster. 
Clerk  Co.  Court,  B.  P.  Briggs. 
Clerk  Sup.  Court,  T.  J.  Rowe. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  A.  G.  Brooks. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  B.  H.  Blount. 

Coroner, 

Register,  A.  J.  Brown. 
Sheriff,  J.  W.  Davis. 
Deputy  Sheriff,  A.  J.  Sinims. 

Surveyor, 

Standard  Keeper,  A.  Farmer. 
Trustee,  L.  D.  Farmer. 

SCHOOLS. 

Wilson      Female      Seminary,      JMessrs. 

Hooper. 
Wilson   Male  Academy,  G.  W.   Arring- 

ton. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Wilson,  meth.,  C.  C.  Dods-on. 
Batts',  meth.,  Joyners,  J.  W.  Jenkins. 
Mt.  Zion,  meth.,  Joyners,  J.  W.  Jenkins. 

Town  Creek,  prim,  bap.,  .Joyners,  Jesse 

Baker. 
White  Oak,  prim,  bap.,  Saratoga,  Jesse 

Baker. 
Wilson,  prim,  bap.,  Jesse  Baker. 
Black  Creek,  prim,  bap.,  Mr.  Grumpier. 
Wilson,  mis.  bap.,  Wm.  Hooper. 
St.  Timothy,  epis.,  Wilson,  A.  A  Benton. 

HOTELS  &   BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Wilson  Hotel,  J.  J.  Lutts. 
R.  R.  Hotel,  Wilson,  Pate  &  Farmer. 
Boarding  House,  V/ilson,  T.  B.  Gilliam. 
Bar  and  Restaurant,  W'ilson,  W.  C.  Batts. 
Bar  and  Restaurant,  Wilson,  B.  D.  Stith. 


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YADKIN. 


LAWYERS. 

Barnes  A.  Wilson. 
Blount  George  W.  Wilson. 
Lancaster  Jas.  W.  Wilson. 
Howard  &  Whitfield,  Wilson. 
t^ingletary  R.  W.  Wilson. 
Woodard  Jas.  S.  Wilson. 

MANUFACTORIES. 

Condon  Thos.  coachmaker,  Stantonsburg* 

Parker,  Murray  &  Co.,  coachmakers, 
Wilson. 

GriflSn  &  Clark,  coachmakers,  Wilson. 

Ruffin  A.  G.  cabinet  maker,  Wilson. 

Farmer  &  Wainright,  foundry  and  agri- 
cultural warehouse,  Wilson. 

Mayo  E.  T.  plow  manufactory,  Wilson. 

MERCHANTS. 

Armstrong,     Daniel,    grocer,     Joyners' 

Depot. 
Barnes  A.  grocer.  Black  Creek. 
Borden  &  Carrow,  Stantonsburg. 
Clark  E.  G.  grocer,  Wilson. 
Grafton  John,  grocer,  Wilson. 
Cobb  Gray,  Joyner's  Depot. 
Chrismas  N.  C.  grocer.  Black  Creek. 
Farmer  W.  D.  Joyner's  Depot. 
Gardner  Thos.  Saratoga. 
Griffin  G.  H.  .Joyner's  Depot. 
Kincaid  W.  J.  AVilson. 
Lamb  Wiley,  Wilson. 
Rosenthal  E.  Wilson. 
Rountree  (M.)  &  Co.  Wilson. 
Prosise  T.  .J.  confectioner,  Wilson. 
Itountree  Chas.  J.  drugs,  Wilson. 
Stith  B.  B.  grocer,  Wilson. 
Taylor  Jas.  .J  .Joyner's  Depot. 
Thomas  ,J.  ,J.  Wilson. 
Winstead  Harris,  Joyner's  Dejiot. 
Wilkinson  &  Dunn,  Stantonsburg. 
Winstead  &  Hardy,  Wilson. 
Williams  Mrs.  —  milliner,  Wilson. 
Wiggins  Jas.  Wilson. 
Woodard  S.  Black  Creek. 
Yelverton  (Pi.  S.)  &  Co.  Stantonsburg. 


MINISTERS. 

Hooper  Wra.  mis.  bap.,  Wilson. 

Baker  J.  prim,  bap.,  Saratoga. 
Grumpier  -,  prim,  bap.,  Black  Creek. 

Benton  A.  A.  epis.,  Wilson. 

Dodson  C.  C.  meth.,  Wilson. 


MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Barefoot's,  WHson,  A.  J.  &  G.  W.  Bare- 
foot. 
Baker's,  Wilson,  R.  H.  Baker. 
Barnes',  Wilson,  Joshua  Barnes. 
Steam  Saw,  Wilson,  Jno.  T.  Barnes. 
Farmer's,  Joyner's  Depot,  W.  D.  Farmer. 
Steam  Saw,  Wilson,  Wiley  Lamb. 
Simms',  Wilson,  Wiley  Simms. 
Taylor's,  ;Wilson,  Dr.  Taylor. 

NEWSPAPERS. 

The  Plaindealer,  Wilson,  C.  S.  McDau- 

iel,  Editor. 
Zion's  Landmarks,  Wilson,  L.  I.  Boden- 

heimer,  Editor.    - 

PHYSICIANS. 

Armstrong  Jas.  II.  Joyner's  Depot. 
Barnes  E.  Wilson. 
Brewer  W.  S.  Black  Creek. 
Barham  R.  G.  Wilson. 
King  R.  W.  Wilson. 
Moore  A.  D.  Wilson. 
Peacock  C.  C.  Stantonsburg. 
Stith  L.  A.  Wilson. 
Winstead  J.  H.  Wilson. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Black  Creek,  Mrs.  H.  C.  Chrismas. 
Joyner's  Depot,  G.  H.  Griffin. 
Wilson,  Mrs.  Daniel. 
Stantonsburg,  


YADKIN  COUNTY. 

PoruLATiON   IN  18G0 10,714. 

County  Seat — Yadkinsville. 

COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  .J.  A.  Hampton. 
Clerk  County  Court,  J.  G.  Marler. 
Clerk  Superior  Court,  S.  T.  Speer. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  E.  C.  Roughtan. 
Clerk  and  M.  in  Eq.,  A.  II.  Thompson. 

Coroner, 

Register,  T.  L.  Tulburt. 
.Sheriff,  E.  C.  Rough  ton. 
Surveyor,  W.  W.  Patterson. 

Standard  Keeper, 

Trustee, 


1  A.  C.  Cowles. 


Special  Court,  |-  J.  Williams,  Sr. 

)  John  D.  Holcomb. 


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SCHOOLS. 

Jonesville  Academy,  C.  C.  Hackett. 
Yadkinsville  School,  John  U.  Johnston. 

CHURCHES  &  PASTORS. 

Cross  Roads,  bap.,  T.  W.  Parish. 
Enon,  bap.,  M.  Baldwin. 
Flat  Rock,  bap.,  \7m.  G.  Brown. 
Island  Ford,  bap.,  E.  Martin. 
Mt.  Gilead,  bap.,  N.  S.  Chaffin. 
Eeece's  Church,  bap.,  T.  W.  Parish. 
Swain's  Church,  bap.,  W.  G.  Brown. 
Union  Grove,  bap.,  T.  D.  Cassleman. 
Yadkinville,  bap.,  Abram  Weaver. 

Yadkinvllle,  chris.,  R.  Poindexter. 

Centre,  meth.,  L.  F.  Way. 

Hickory  Grove,  meth.,  L.  F.  Way. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 


Jonesville, 

Macedonia, 

]Mt.  Pleasant, 

]Mt.  Sinai, 

Mt.  Moria, 

Oak  Grove, 

Prospect, 

Providence, 

Wesley's  Chapel,  do 

Zion's  Chapel,       do 

Yadkinville,  do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


HOTELS. 

Jonesville  Hotel,  B.  B.  Benham,  Prop. 
Yadkinville  Hotel,  A.  H.  Thompson. 

LAWYERS. 

Dobson,  Joseph  Yadkinville. 
Hampton,  .John  A.  Hamptouville. 
Smith,  A.  N.  Yadkinville. 

MERCHANTS. 

Fleming  &  Reece.  ]\It.  Nebo. 
Gough,  John  E.  Hamptonville. 
Horn,  iSTicholson  &,  Co.,  East  Bend. 
Marler  &  Wilson,  Yadkinville. 
IVIartin,  D.  A.  &  Co.,  East  Bend. 
Martin  &  Roberts,  Huntsville. 
Nicholson  &  Gough,  Yadkinville. 
Poindexter,  R.  C.  East  Bend. 
Reeves,  W.  II.  Jonesville. 

MINISTERS. 

Brown,  "\V.  G.  bap.,  Hamptonville. 
Baldwin,  M.  bap.,  Huntsville. 
Brickie,  A.  J.  bap.,  Yadkinville. 
ChalBn,  N.  S.  bap. 

Cassleman,  Thos.  D.  bap.,  Yadkinville. 
3Iay,  Samuel  bap.,  Yadkinville. 


YANCEY. 


Poindexter,  D.  A.  bap.,  East  Bend. 
Parish,  T.  W.  bap. 
Poindexter,  R.  chris.,  Mt.  Nebo. 
Van  Eaton,  W.  L.  meth.,  local  Jonesville. 
Way,  L.  F.  meth.,  Hamptonville.   • 
Weaver,  Abram  bap.,  Yadkinville. 

MILLS  AND  MILL  OWNERS. 

Armstrong's,  Jonesville,  Jas.  Armstrong, 

Proprietor. 
Carter  &  Wooten's,    Carter   &  Wooten, 

Proprietors. 
Glen's,  East  Bend,  Tyre  Glen. 
Glen's,  East  Bend,  J.  Glen. 
Holcomb's,  Yadkinville,  G.  A.  Holcomb. 
Hauser's,  Yadkinville,  T.  C.  Hauser. 
Joyuer's,  East  Bend,  T.  Joyner. 
JMartin's,  East  Bend,  Wm.  &  R.  Martin. 
Neil's,  Hamptonville. 
Rineharts',  HamptonvUle. 

PHYSICIANS. 

Barker,  D.  J.  Jonesville 
Baker,  H.  C.  Red  Plains. 
Benbury,  E    East  Bend. 
Cockerham,  D.  S.  Hamptonville. 
Dozier,  N.  B.  Boonville. 
Holcomb,  D.  F.  Yadkinville. 
Hampton,  E.  B.  Jonesville. 
Hampton,  John  Hamptonville. 
Hampton,  Leroy,  Hamptonville. 
Glenn,  N.  W.  East  Bend. 
Kinyon,  J.  H.  Red  Plains. 
Long,  T.  Mt.  Nebo. 
Marler,  W.  A.  Yadkinville. 
Robertson,  W.  H.  Huntsville. 
Wilson,  H.  C.  Yadkinville. 
York,  L.  Mt.  Nebo. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

East  Bend,  E.  Benbow. 
Forbush,  Stephen  Ilobson. 
Huntsville,  T.  Griffith. 
Hamptonville,  A.  G.  Carson. 
Jonesville,  B.  B.  Benham. 
Jit.  Nebo,  James  Adams. 
Richmond  Hill,  Mary  Crump. 
Yadkinville,  A.  P.  Newheart. 


YANCEY  COUNTY. 

Population  in  1860 8,055 

County  Seat— BuRNSViLLE. 
COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Attorney,  J.  S   McElroy. 

Clerk  County  Court,  D.  ]M.  Cowles. 


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YANCEY. 


YANCEY. 


Clerk  Superior  Court,  M.  W.  Horton. 
Chairman  Co.  Court,  David  Proffit. 

Clerk  &  M.  in  Equity 

Coroner  

Register,  J.  L.  Hyatt. 
Sheriff,  W.  E.  Percy. 

Surveyor 

Standard  Keeper 

Trustee 

SCHOOL. 

Academy,  Bumsville,  M.  Lewis,  Pres't. 

CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS. 

Crabtree,  bap.  Jacob  &  Thomas  Silver. 
Pensacola,  bap.  John  Wheeler. 
South  Tar  River,  bap.  N.  Harrison  John 
and  Antony. 

Jack's  Creek,  meth.  J.  R.  Patterson. 
Waynesville,  meth.  W.  H.  Stevens. 

Cane  Run,  f.  w.  bap.  Leroy  Sums  and 

John  Ammond. 
Egypt,   f.   w.   bap.  Samuel  Wilson  and 

Howell  Briggs. 
Price's  Creek,  f .  w.  bap.  Wm.  Briggs  and 

R.  Pinner. 
Price's  Creek,  f.  w.  bap.  J.  W.  Hooker. 

HOTELS  &  BOARDING  HOUSE. 

Boarding  House,  Burnsville,  Greenwood 

&  Williams. 
Hotel,  Bumsville,  Fenly  Laws. 
Hotel,  Burnsville,  S.  D.  Poor. 

LAWYER. 

Wilson  R.  D.  Bumsville. 

MANUFACTORIES  &  MECHANICS. 

Boon  (Jeremiah)    &   Sons,  blacksmiths, 

Burnsville. 
Marsh  .J.  tailor,  Burnsville. 
Moore,  W.  M.  tailor,  Bumsville. 
Mclnturff  Robert,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

Burnsville. 
Robertson  John,  tanner,  Burnsville. 
Parrott  G.  B.  cabinet  maker  and  house 

carpenter,  Burnsville. 
Ramsay   R.   cabinet    maker    and  house 

carpenter,  Bumsville. 
Williams  J.  tanner,  Burnsville. 

MERCHANTS. 

Hyatt  J.  L.  grocer,  Burnsville. 
Penlaud  M.  P.  dry  goods,  Bumsville. 
Roberts  A.  J.  dry  goods,  Bumsville. 


Yancey  (John)  &  Son,  dry  goods,  Bums- 
ville. 
Young  T.  dry  goods,  Bumsville. 

MINISTERS. 

Antony  John,  bap.  Bumsville. 

Ammon  John,  f.  w.  bap. 

Briggs  Howell,  f.  w.  bap. 

Briggs  Wm.  f.  w.  bap. 

Hooker  J.  W.  f.  w.  bap.  Burnsville. 
Pinner  —  f .  w.  bap.  Bumsville. 
Sums  Leroy,  f.  w.  bap.  Burnsville. 
Wilson  Samuel,  f.  w.  bap.  Burnsville. 

Ilariison  N.  bap.  Bumsville. 
Silver  Thomas,  bap.  Burnsville. 
Silver  Jacob,  bap.  Bumsville. 
Wheeler  John,  bap.  Burnsville. 

Stevens  W.  H.  meth.,  Bumsville. 
Hampton   Ezekiel,    meth.    (local)    Day 

Book. 
Houston  Dr.  meth.  (local)  BumsviUe. 
Patterson  J.  R.  meth.  (local)  Day  Book. 

MINES. 

Gold  Found,  near  Egypt. 

Iron  on  Caney  River  and  on  South  Foe 

River. 
Iron  oar,  Coperas  &  Black  Lead  on  South 

Foe  River. 

MILLS  AND  OWNERS. 

Hampton's,  Jack's  Creek,  Wade  Hampton. 
Higg-ins',  Egypt,  Jas.  Higgins. 
Kinsley's,  Egypt,  F.  Hinsley. 
Ilntchins',  Crabtree,  Wm.  Hutchins. 
McMahan's,  Pensacola,  Arch.  McMahan. 
Peterson's,  .Jack's  Creek,    Mr.  Peterson. 
Peck,  Egypt,  J.  W.  Peck. 
Penland's,  Burnsville,  W.  P.  Penlaud. 
Rj.y's,  Pensacola,  Jesse  Ray. 
Ray's,  Caney  River,  Wm.  Kay. 
Whittington's,  Caney  River,  B.  B.  Whit- 

tingtou. 
Wilson's  Caney  River,  Wm.  Wilson. 
Young's,  Crabtree,  C.  F.  Young. 

PHYSICIANS. 

ITorton  'Mc.  Wm.  Bumsville. 
Houston  Thomas,  Bumsville. 
Lewis  O.  M.  Bumsville. 
Whittington  B.  B.  Bumsville. 

POST  OFFICES  &  POST  MASTERS. 

Bumsville,  Joshua  Williams. 
Ball  Creek,  David  Proffit. 
Day  Book,  S.  S.  Peterson. 


KOSADALIS  beautifies  the  eompiexioii. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


LVII 


^    S    © 


When  you  visit  Raleigh,   don't  fail   to   call  at  Watson's  Gallery,  and 
examine  a  splendid  collection  of 


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^^KOTOGHAPKS    |0OLOK]C»    IN   0IL,    4V0KYTYPi:S 

AMBROTYPES,  &c. 

^Old  Daguerreotypes  copied  in  any  size,  and  Colored  if  desired. 
J.  W.  WATSON, 

Fayetteville  Street,  Raleigh, N.  C. 


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Foreign  &  American  Sheet  Music, 

INSTRUCTORS  FOR  PIANO,  VIOLIN,  GUITAR,  FLUTE  k,  h. 

WSSMMi  Ilif  llMllf  i 


Such  as  Guitars,    Violins,  Banjos,  Flutes,    Tamborines,    Fifes,  Bones,  &c. 

German,  French  and  Italian  VIOLIN  and  GUITAR  STRINGS  of  the 
very  best  quality. 

Catalogues  of  Sheet  Music  and  Books  sent  free  on  application. 

Music  sent  by  Mail,  securely  wrapped,  the  expense  being  only  two  cents 
for  every  four  ounces. 

All  orders,  whether  large  or  small,  strictly  and  promptly  attended  to. 
Address, 

Prof.  F.  B.  MAURICE, 

Greensboro',  N.  C. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


LVIII 


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North.  Front  Street, 


WILMINGTON,    N.    C 


Servants,  Table,  and  Other  Requisites  all  to  suit  for  a 


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H.   U.  PARKER,   Proprietor 


T<i'EW  BERNE,  IST.  C. 

AGENTS  FOB   THE 

HOME    INSURANCE   COMPANY,  Or  NEW  HAVEN,  CONN., 
CAPITAL,    ONE  MILLION  DOLLARS, 

General  Insurance  Agent,  Netv  Berne,  N.  C, 


F.  H.  SPRAQUE, 


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SALISBURY,   N.   C. 


ADVERTISEMENTS 


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Over  N.  C.  Bookstore. 

IFL^^ILjEIIOHr,    ISI-    O- 

Takes  this  opportunity   of  calling   attention  to  the  fact  that  he   is  con- 
stantly manufacturing 

SUCH  AS 

Trial  Dockets,  Execution  Dockets,  Minute  Dockets,  Recording  Fockets,  all  kinds  of  blanks 


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AND    OTHER  LAW  BOOKS  BOUND  IN 


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Blauk  Books  ruled  to  any  pa*ern,  aud  made  to  order  from  the  best  materials. 


Bound  in  Handsome  and  Durable  Style. 

I  can  furnish  you  with  the  above  books  as  cheap,   and   in   as  good  style 
as  you  can  get  them  in  any  Northern  City. 

If^^  It  is  to  the  interest  of  Clerks   of  Courts,   and  all  others  needing 
work  in  my  line  to  give  me  a  call. 


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M  M  BUM  Factorr 


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One  of  the  Largest  and  Best  Steam  Factories  in  tlie  Sootli. 

Special  Attention  paid  to  Orders  from  Abroad. 

GEOMGE    BISHOP,  Proprietor. 


HENRY  G.  KELLOGG.  HUGH.  PETERS,  A.  G.  BRENIZER, 

[Proprietors  and  Individually  Responsible.] 


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'"A  Bank  of  Deposit/' 

o:H:..^^I=LI_.OTT:H],  isr.  o., 

A.  a.  BRENIZEE.  Oasliier.        •  N.  0.  G.  BUTT,  Teller. 

Deals  in  Goid  and  Silver  Coin,  Bullion,  Southern  Bank  Notes,   Exchange,    Government  Se- 
curities, kc. 
j8®=  Refers  to  Jesse  H.  Lindsay,  Esq  ,  Greensboro",  Brcm,  Brown  &  Co.,  Charlotte. 


LONG  ^  BRAME, 

MANUFACTURERS  AND     WHOLESALE   AND^ETAIL   DEALERS      IN 


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BRIDLES, 

&c.,  &c. 


.^-^J  COLLARS, 

4o=    -"  &C  ,  &C. 


;6®"SpeciaI   Attention  yiven  tu  Cullara,   which  we  wholesale  very  cheap. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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a.  W.  BLACKISTALL,  Proprietor. 


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KITTRELL  SPRINGS,  N.  0. 

IIALIDS  ACCOMMODATED  WITH  GOOD  BOARD 

G.  W.  BLACKN^ALL,  Proprietor » 


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CHARLOTTE,    N.    C. 


W.   P.   MOORE,  Proprietor. 


CASTON    HOUSE 


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FAYETTEVILLE  STREET, 

1=1. etloi grin.,  UNT.    O. 


J.  M    BLAIR  &  CO.,  PROPRIETORS. 


WMM   SlSfll. 


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HILLSBORO'    STREET. 


RALEIGH,   N.   C. 


Lately  Kebuilt— Newly  Furnished. 


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IgiEKrECT  IgATISrACTION  'j^&UAKANTi:E]0. 

PRiCE  $2.50  PER  DAY. 

REASONABLE    DEDUCTIONS    FOR    PERMANENT  BOARDERS. 

Omnibus  will  Convey  G-uests  to  and  from  Hotel  free  of  Charge. 
FRANK  BARNUM,  Supt. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


LXIII 


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3t^°  This    well-known  House  has  been   newly  fitted,  and  furnishes 
its  guests  with   the   best  fare  the   country  affords. 


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HIGH  POINT,  N.  C. 


Opposite   the   Depot, 


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Norfolk  Journal, 

PuUished  Daily,  Tri-Weekly  and  Weekly. 


BY   THE 


^0xi0\h  f  tinting  ^t^n^t  Compntj. 


Daily,         per  annum,        $7  CO    Tri-Weekly,      per  annum,        4  00 
"  six  months.  3  CO  "  six  months,        2  50 

"  per  month,  60    Weekly,  per  year,  2  00 

COL.  J.  R.  LEWELLYN, 

Superintendent. 


The   Day    Book, 

IsTonrfollsi,  "Vet. 

Established  1857. 

^KE    ^ARGXST       ifelKCULATION     IN     THE    ifi^ITY 
And  the    Coiintj-, 

OF  ANY  NORFOLK  PAPER. 


DAILY  DAY  BOOK,        -        -        per  annum,        -         •        $4  00 
TRI-WEEKLY,  ...  "  .        ..       .      3  oo 

WEEKLY,        ....  "...  1  00 

JOHN  R.  HATHAWAY, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 
"W.  E.  FOSTER,  Associate  Editor. 


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JN^ORTH  CAROLINA 


AGRICULTURAL  SOCIETIES. 


BANKS,  &c. 


State  Agricultural  Society. 

W.  R.  Holt,  Pres't,  Lexington. 
Dr.  E.  A.  Crudup,  Vice  Pres.  Louisbiirg'. 
S.  F.  Paterson,  Vice  Pres.  Lenoir,  Cald- 
well County. 
R.  R.  Bridges,  Vice  Pres.  Tarboro. 
W.  B.  Wadsworth,  New  Berne. 
Fab.   J.  Hutching,  Treasurer,   Raleigh, 
P.  F.  Pescud,  Eec.  Sec.  Raleigh. 

EXECUTIYE   COMMITTEE. 

Gen.      .  R.  Cox,  Raleigh. 

Maj.  R.  S.  Tucker,  Raleigh. 

J.  W.  B.  Watson,  Raleigh. 

David  Hinton,  Raleigh. 

W.  R.  Pool,  Raleigh. 

Dan'l  M.  Barringer. 

Dr.  J.  E.  Williamson,  Granville. 

Thomas  Walton,  Morganton. 

P.  E.  Smith,  Halifax. 

J.  F.  Bridgers,  Tarboro. 

BORDER  AGRICULT'AL  SOCIETY 

Wm.  T.  Sutherlin,  Danville,  Va.,  Pres't' 
Wm.  Long,    Caswell  County,  N.  C,  1st 

Vice  Pres't. 
Wm.  D.  Bethel,  Rockingham  Co.  N.  C, 

2nd  Vice  Pres't. 
John  W.  Cuningham,  Person  Co.  N.  C, 

3rd  Vice  Pres't. 
T.  H.  Stamps,  Pittsylvania  Co.  Va.,  4th 

Vice  Pres't. 
Wm.   Martin,  Henry  Co.  Va.,   5th  Vice 

Pres't. 
Thos.  E.  Barksdale,  Halifax  Co.  Va.,  6th 

Vice  Pres't. 
J.    J.    Crews,   Danville,   Va.,   7th   Vice 

Pres't. 
Abner  Anderson,  Danville,  Va.,  Treas'r. 
Powhatan  Bouldin,   Danville,  Va.,  Kec. 

Secretary. 
Thos.   P.  Atkinson,   Danville,  Va.,  Cor. 

Secretary. 

BUNCOMBE  AGRICUL'AL  SOCIE'V 

W.  W.  McDowell,  Asheville,  Pres't. 
Gen.  J.  S.  Martin,  Asheville,  Sec'y. 

Ckaven  Co.  Agricultural  Society. 
Edgecombe  Agricultural  Society. 
Randolph  Agricllt URAL  Society. 
Central  Agricul'al  So'y,  Henderson. 
Wayne  Co.  Agricultural  Society. 
Wake  Co.  Agricultural   Society.  , 


Banks  in  North  Carolina. 

FIRST     NATIONAL     BANK     OF     NO.    CA., 
CHARLOTTE. 

John  Wilkes,  President ;  M.  P.  Pegram, 
Cashier;  S.  L.  Riddle,  Teller. 

RALEIGH  NATIONAL  BANK,  RALEIGH. 
R.  W.  Pulliam,  President ;  Wm.  B.  Gu- 
lick.  Cashier;  C.  J.  Iredell,  Teller;  W. 
Hal.  Harrison,  Book-keeper. 
NATIONAL  BANK  "OP  NEW  BERNE. 

David  Heaton,  President ;  H.  H.  Thomp- 
son, Cashier. 

FIRST   NATIONAL    B.'INK,   WILMINGTON. 
E.  E.  Bur;uss,Tresident ;  A.  Iv.  Walker, 
Cashier. 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK,   SALEM. 
I.  G.  Lash,  President;  W.  A.  Lemley, 
Cashier. 

i^"  The  old  State  Banks  are  not  now 
doing  business.  Most  of  them  are 
winding  up  as  rapidly  as  convenient. 


Brokers. 

Guion  (,LA.)  &  Co.  Middle  st.  New  Berae' 
Jones  (S.  T  )  &  Co.  cor.  Middle  &  Front 

sts.  New  Berne. 
Rountree  R.  H.  S.  Front  st.  New  Berne. 
Wiley  (P.  A.)  &  Co.  Hay  st.  Fayetteville. 
Henry  S.  Kellog,  Greensboro. 
Wilson  &  Shober,  Greensboro. 
T.  W.  Dewey  &  Co.  Charlotte. 
Barringer,  Kellog  &  Peters,  Charlotte. 
James  Dawson,  Wilmington. 
John  G.  Williams  &  Co.  Raleigh. 
Rui^sell  Chapman,  Tarboro. 
Burbanks  &  Gallagher,  Washington. 


Board  of  Literature, 

His  Excellency  Jonathan  W^orth,  Pres't. 

Ex-officio.  , 

Rev.  C.  H.  Wiley,  of  Guilford  County. 
James  M.  Parrott,  of  Lenoir  County. 
Maj.  Hiram  W.  Husted,  of  Wake  County. 
W.  II.  Bagley,  Secretary. 


Board  of  Internal  Improvement. 

Ilis  Excellency  Jonathan  Worth,  Pres't. 

Ex-officio. 
Patrick  H.  Winston,  Bertie  County. 
Dr.  J.  G.  Ramsey,  of  Rowan  County. 
Wm.  II.  Bagley,  Secretary. 


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123 


CONGRESS. 


CONGRESS. 


Tlie  Fortieth  Congress. 

The  following  is  a  full  list  of  the  mem- 
bers of  both  Houses  of  the  Fortieth 
Congress,  the  Republican  members  be- 
ing marked  "  R,"  and  the  opposition 
"b." 

SENATE. 

BenjammF.  Wade,  r.  of  Ohio,  President. 
John   W.   Forney,   r,   of  Penn.,   Sec'y. 


MAINE. 

Lot  j\L  Jklorrill,  r 
Wm.  P.  Fessenden,  r 

NEW    HAMPSHIRE. 
Aaron  H.  Cragin,  r 
J  as.  W.  Patterson,  r 

VERMONT. 
Geo.  F.  Edmunds,  r 
Justus  S.  IMorrill,  r 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Charles  Sumner,  r 
Henry  "Wilson,  r 

RHODE    ISLAND. 

William  Sprague,  r 
Henry  B.  Anthony,  r 

CONNECTICUT. 

James  Dixon,  d 
Orris  8.  Ferry,  r 

NEW  YORK. 
Edwin  D.  Slorgan,  r 
Roscoe  Conkling,  r 

NEW  JERSEY. 

F.  T.  Frelinghuysen,  r 
Alex  G.  Gattell,  r 

PENNSTLYANIA. 

Chas.  R.  Buckalew,  d 
Simon  Cameron,  r 

DELAWARE. 

Geo.  R.  Riddle,  d 
Wm.  Saulsbury,  d 

MARYLAND. 

Reverdy  Johnson,  d 


Term  JUxpircs 
18G9 
1871 


1871 

1873 


WEST    VIRGINIA. 
P.  G.  Van  Winkle,  r 
Waitman  T.  Willey,  r 

KENTUCKY. 


1869 
1873 


1869 
1871 


1869 

1871 


18G9 
1873 


1869 
1873 


1869 
1871 


1869 
1873 


1869 
1873 


18G9 


TENNESSEE. 

David  T.  Patterson,  d 
Joseph  S.  Fowler,  r 

OHIO. 

Benjamin  F.  Wade,  r 
John  bherman,  r 

INDIANA. 
T.  A.  Hendricks,  d 
Oliver  Morton,  r 

ILLINOIS. 

Richard  Yates,  r 
Lyman  Trumbull,  r 

MICHIGAN, 

Zach  Chandler,  r 
Jacob  M.  Howard,  r 

WISCONSIN. 
James  R.  Doolittle,  d 
Timothy  O.  Howe,  r 

MINNESOTA. 

Alex.  Ramsey,  r 
Daniel  S.  iS^orton,  d 

IOWA. 

James  W.  Grimes,  r 
James  Harlan,  r 

MISSOURI. 
John  B.  Henderson,  r 
Charles  D.  Drake, 

liANSAS. 

Edmuhd  G.  Ross,  r 
Samuel  C.  Pomeroy,  r 

NEBRASKA. 

Thos.  W.  Tipton,  r 
John  M.  Thayer,  r 

NEVADA.  ^ 

Wm.  M.  Stewart,  r 
James  W.  Nye,  r 

CALIFORNIA. 

John  Conness,  r 
Cornelius  Cole,  r 

OREGON. 
Geo.  H.  Williams,  r 
Henry  Corbett, 

^COLORADO. 

John.  Evans,  r 
Jerome  B  Chaffe,  r 


Garrett  Davis,  d 


1869 
1871 


181 


1869 
1871 


1869 
1873 


1869 
1873 


1871 
1873 


1869 

1871 

1869 
1873 

1869 
1871 


1871 
1873 


1869 
1873 


1871 
1873 

1869 

1871 


1869 
1871 


1869 
1871 


1871 
1873 


*Not  admitted. 

RECAPITULATION. 

Republicans,  44.     Democrats  and   Con- 
servatives, 10. 


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124 


NORTH  CAROLINA 


CONGRESS 


CONGRESS. 


HOUSE  of  REPRESENTATIVES. 

Schuyler  Colfax,  r,  of  In- 
diana, Speaker. 

Edward  McPherson,  r,  of 

Pennsylvania,  Clerk. 

MAIKE. 

John  Lynch,  r 
Sidney  Perham,  r 
James  G.  Blaine,  r 
John  A.  Peters,  r 
Frederick  A.  Pike,  r 

NEW  HAMPSniRE. 

Jacob  H.  Ela,  r 
Aaron  F.  Stevens,  r 
Jacob  Benton,  r 

VERMONT. 

F.  E.  Woodbridge,  r 
Luke  P.  Poland,  r 
W.  C.  Smith,  r 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Thomas  D.  Elliot,  r 
Oakes  Ames,  r 
Ginery  Twitchell,  r 
Samuel  Hooper,  r 
Benjamin  F.  Butler,  r 
Nathaniel  P.  Banks,  r 
George  S.  Boutwell,  r 
John  D.  Baldwin,  r 
Wm.  B.  Washburn,  r 
Henry  L.  Dawes. 

KHODE   ISLAND. 

Thomas  S.  Jenckes,  r 
Nathan  F.  Dixon,  r 

CONNECTICUT. 
Richard  D.  Hubbard,  d 
Julius  Hotchkiss,  d 
H.  H.  Starkweather,  r 
"VMlliam  H.  Bamum,  d 

N'i:w  YORK. 
Stephen  Tabor,  d 
Demas  Barnes,  d 
Wm.  E.  Robinson,  d 
John  Fox,  d 
John  Morrissey,  d 
Thomas  E.  Stewart,  d 
John  W.  Chandler,  d 
Jas.  Brooks,  d 
Fernando  Wood,  d 
Wm.  H.  Robertson,  r 
Thomas  H.  Van  Wyck,  r 
John  H.  Ketchum,  r 
Thomas  Cornell,  r 
John  V.  L.  Pruj'n,  d 
John  A.  Griswold,  r 
Orange  Ferris,  r 
Calvin  T.  Hulburd,  r 
James  M.  Mervin,  r 


Wm.  C.  Fields,  r 
Addison  H.  Laffin,  r 
Alex.  H.  Bailey,  r 
John  C.  Churchill,  r 
Denis  ]\IcCarthy,  r 
Theo.  M.  Pomeroy,  r 
Wm.  H.  Kelscy,  r 
Wm.  S.  Lincoln,  r 
Hamilton  Ward,  r 
Lewis  Selve,  r 
Burt  Van  Horn,  r 
James  M.  Murphy,  d 
Henry  Van  Aernam,  r 

NEW  JERSEY. 

Wm.  Moore,  r 
Chas.  Haight,  d 
Charles  Stitgreaves,  d 
John  Hill,  r 
Geo.  A.  Halsey,  r 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Samuel  J.  Randall,  d 
Chas.  O'Neill,  r 
Leonard  Myers,  r 
Wm.  D.  Kelley,  r 
Caleb  N.  Taylor,  r 
Ben.  ]VL  Boyer,  d 
Jno  M.  Bromell,  r 
Jno.  L.  Getz,  d 
Thaddeus  Stevens,  r 
Henry  L.  Cake,  r 
David  M.  Van  Auken,  d 
George  W.  Woodward,  d 
Ulysses  Mercer,  r 
George  F.  Miller,  r 
A.  J.  Grossbrenner,  d 
Wm.  H.  Koontz,  r 
Daniel  J.  Morrell,  r 
Samuel  F.  Wilson,  r 
Glenni  W.  Scofield,  r 
Darwin  A.  Finney,  r 
John  Covode,  r 
Jas.  K.  Morehead,  r 
Thomas  Williams,  r 
Geo.  V.  Lawrence,  r 

DELEWARE. 

John  A  Nicholson,  d 

MARYLAND. 
Hiram  McCullock,  d 
Stevenson  Archer,  d 
Chas.  E.  Phelps,  d 
Francis  Thomas,  r 
Frederick  Stone,  r 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Chester  D.  Hubbard,  r 
Bethuel  M.  Kitchen,  r 
Daniel  Polsley,  r 

KENTUCKY. 

L.  S.  Trimble,  d 
John  Y.  Brown,  d 
John  S.  Golladay,  d 


J.  Proctor  Knott,  d 
Asa  P.  Grover,  d 
Thomas  L.  Jones,  d 
James  B.  Beck,  d 
George  M.  y^dams,  d 
John  D.  Young,  d 

KANSAS. 
Sidney  Clarke,  r 

tenness5:e. 
Roderick  R.  Butler,  r 
Horace  Maynard,  r 
William  D.  Stokes,  r 
James  Mullins,  r 
John  Trimble,  r 
Samuel  M.  Amell,  r 
Isaac  R.  Hawkins,  r 
David  A.  Nunn,  r 

OHIO. 
Benjamin  Eggleston,  r 
Samuel  F.  Carey,  r 
Robt.  O.  Schenck,  r 
W^m.  Lawrence,  r 
Wm.  Alungen,  d 
Reader  W.  Clarke,  r 
Samuel  Shellabarger,  r 
C.  S.  Hamilton,  r 
Ralph  P.  Buckland,  r 
James  M.  Asheley,  r 
John  T.  Wilson,  r 
Pailad  Van  Trump,  d 
George  "W.  IMorgan,  d 
IMattin  Walker,  r 
Tobias  A.  Plants,  i* 
John  A.  Bingham,  r 
Ephraim  R.  Eckley,  r 
Rufus  P.  Spaulding,  r 
James  A.  Garfield,  r 

INDIANA. 

Wm.  E.  Niblack,  d 
T>Iichael  C.  Kerr,  d 
Morton  C.  Hunter,  r 
Wm.  S.  Holman,  d 
George  W.  Julian,  r 
John  Coburn,  r 
H.  I).  Washburn,  r 
Goodlove  S.  Orth,  r 
Schuyler  Colfax,  r 
Wm.  Williams,  r 
John  P.  C.  Shanks,  r 

ILLINOIS. 

At  large — J.  A.  Logan,  r 
Norman  B.  Judd,  r 
John  F.  Famsworth,  r 
Elihu  B.  Washburne,  r 
Abner  C.  Harding,  r 
f]ben  C.  Ingersoll,  r 
Burton  C.  Cook,  r 
H.  P.  Bromwell,  r 
Shelby  M.  Cullom,  r 
Lewis  W.  Ross,  d 
Albert  G.  Burr,  d 


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125 


CONGRESS. 


COURTS. 


Samuel  S.  Marshall,  d 
Jehu  Baker,  r 
Green  B.  Baum,  r 

MICHIGAN. 

Fer.  C.  Beaman,  r 
Chas.  Upson,  r 
Austin  Blair,  r 
Thos.  W.  Ferry,  r 
R.  E.  Trowbridge,  r 
Jno.  F.  Driggs,  r 

WISCONSIN. 

Ilalbert  E.  Paine,  r 
Ben.  F.  Hopkins,  r 
Amasa  Cobb,  r 
Chas.  A.  Eldridge,  d 
Philetos  S?wyer,  r 
C.  C.  Washburns,  r 
MINNESSOTA. 
Wm.  Windom,  r 
Ignatius  Donnelly. 

IOWA. 

James  F.  AVilson,  r 
Hiram  Price,  r 
Wm.  B.  Allison,  r 
Wm.  Loughbridge,  r 


Geori^e  M.  Dodge,  r 
Asahel  Yi.  Hubbard,  r 

MISSOURI. 
Wm.  A.  Pile,  r 
Chas.  A.  Newcomb,  r 
Jas.  B.  j\IcCormick,  d 
Jos.  J.  Gravelly,  r 
Jos.  W.  jMcClurg,  r 
Robt.  T.  Van  Horn,  r 
Ben.  F.  Loan,  r 
John  F.  Benjamin,  r 
George  W.  Anderson,  r 

NEBRASKA. 

John  Trade,  r 

NEVADA. 

Delos  M.  Ashley,  r 

CALIFORNIA. 

Samuel  B.  Axfell,  d 
Williams  Higby,  r 
James  A.  Johnson,  d 

OREC40N. 

Ruf  us  Mallory,  r 

^COLORADO. 

George  M.  Chilicott,  r 


DELEGATES. 

ARIZONA. 

Coles  Bashford,  r 

DAKOTA. 

Walter  A.  Burleigh,  r 

IDAHO. 
E.  D.  Holbrook,  d 
MONTANA. 

Jas.  M.  Cavanaugh,  d 

NEW  MEXICO. 

C.  p.  Clever,  d  (contested) 

UTAH. 

William  D.  Hooper,  d 

WASHINGTON. 

Alvin  Flanders,  r 

*  WYOMING. 

James  S.  Casement,  r 

RECAPITULATION. 

(Without  Delegates  from 
Territories) : 

Republicans,  145.  Demo- 
crats and  Conservatives, 
49.     - 

*JSrot  admitted. 


Courts  of  Pleas  &  Qua't'r  Sessions. 

Anson  County — On  the  second  Monday  in 

January,  April,  July  and  October. 
Ashe— Fourth  Monday  in  February,  May, 

August  and  November. 
Alexander— First  Monday  in  March,  June, 

September  and  December. 
Alamance— First  Monday  after  the  4th 
Monday  of  February,  May,  August  and 
November. 
Alleghany — Fourth  Monday  in  January, 

April,  July  and  October. 
Beaufort— Third  Monday  in  March  and 
September,  and  the   first   Monday  in 
June  aud  December. 
Bertie— Second    ]\Ionday    in    February, 

May,  August  and  November. 
Bladen— First  Monday  in  February,May, 

August  and  November. 
Brunswick — First  Jlo'day  in  Ma' ch,  June, 

September  and  December. 
Buncombe — Sixth  Monday  after  the  4th 
]\Ionday  in  April,  July,  September  and 
December. 
Burke — Fifth  Monday  after  the  4th  Mon- 
day in  February,    May,   August    and 
November. 
Cabarrus — Third    Monday   in    January, 

April,  July  and  October. 
Caldwell — Sixth  Monday   after  the   4th 
Monday  in  February,  May,  August  and 
November. 


Camden— Second  Mo'dny  in  ^la'ch,  June, 

September  aud  November. 
Carteret— Third  Monday  in   February, 

May,  August  and  November. 
Caswell — First  Monday    after  the    4th 
]\Ionday  of  jMarch,  June,    September 
and  December. 
Catawba— Second  Monday  in  February, 

May,  August  and  November. 
Chatham — Second  3Ionday  in  February, 

May,  August  and  November. 
Chowan — First    Monday    in    February, 

May,  August  and  November. 
Cleaveland— First  Monday  after  the  4th 
]\Ionday  in  February,  May,  August  and 
November. 
Columbus— Second  Monday  in  February, 

May,  August  and  November. 
Craven — Second  Monday  inMa'ch,  June, 

September  and  December. 
Cumbeiland- First  Monday    in  March, 

June,  September  and  December. 
Currituck— Last   Monday  in   February, 

]\L\y,  August  and  November. 
Cherokee— Second  Monday  iu  April,  July, 

September  and  December. 
0]ay_First  Monday  in  April,  July,  Sep- 
tember and  December. 
Duplin— Third  Monday  in  Jan'ry,  April, 

Julv  and  October. 
Davidson— Second  Monday  in  February, 
May,  August  and  November. 


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126 


XORTH  CAROLIK'A 


COURTS. 


COURTS. 


Davie — Fourth  Mont^ay  in  Feb'ry,  May, 

August  and  November. 
Edgecombe — Fourth  ]\Ionday  in  Feb'ry, 

May,  August  and  November. 
Franklin — Second    JMonday    in    March, 

June,  September  and  December. 
Forsythe — Third  jVIonday  in  March, .June, 

September  and  December. 
Gates — Thid  JMouday  in  February,  May, 

August  and  November. 
Granville — First    Monday  in  February, 

May,  August  and  November. 
Greene — Second   Jlondiiy   in   February, 

May,  August  and  November. 
Guilford — Third   Monday  in  February, 

May,  August  and  November. 
Gaston — Fourth   Monday  in   February, 

J\Iay,  August  and  November. 
Halifax — Third  IMonday  in  JMarch,  June, 

September  and  December. 
Harnett- -Second  Mo'day  in  Ma'ch,  June, 

September  and  December. 
Haywood — First  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  April,  July,  September  and 

December. 
Hertford — Fourth  Monday  in  February, 

May,  August  and  November. 
Hyde — Second  Monday  in  Feb'ry,  May, 

August  and  November. 
Henderson — Third  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  April,  July,  September  and 

December. 
Iredell — Third  Monday  in  Febu'ry,  May, 

August  and  November. 
Johnston — Fourth  Slonday  in  February, 

May,  August  and  November. 
Jones — Fifth  Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  March  and  September,  and 

on  the  last  Monday  in  Jan'y  and  July. 
Jackson — Fourth  Monday  in  April,  July, 

September  and  Deccmiaer. 
Lenoir — First  Slonday  in   January  and 

July,  and  third  Monday  in  March  and 

September. 
Lincoln — Third  Monday  in  Feb'ry,  May, 

August  and  November. 
Martin — Second  Monday  in  Jan'ry,  April, 

July  and  October. 
McDowell— Fourth  Monday  after  the  4th 

in  Feb'ry,  May,  August  and  Nov'mber. 
Mecklenburg — Second  ]\Ionday  in  Jan'y, 

April,  July  and  October. 
Montgomery — First  J>Ionday  in  January, 

April,  July  and  October. 
Moore — Fourth  Monday  in  Jan'y,  April, 

July  and  October. 
Macon — Third  Monday  in  April,  July, 

September  and  December. 
Madison — Fourth  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  xipril,  July,  September  and 

December. 
Mitchell — Fourth  Mo'day  inMa'ch,  June, 

September  and  December. 


Nash — Second  ?iTonday  in  Febu'ry,  May, 

August  and  November. 
New  Hanover — Second  Monday  in  Ma'ch, 

June,  September  and  December. 

Northampton — First  Monday  in  March* 
June,  September  and  December. 

Onslow — Frist  Monday  in  March,  June, 
September  and  December. 

Orange — Fourth  Monday  in  Feb'y,  May, 
August  and  November. 

Pasquotank —  Monday  in  ]\Iarch, 

June,  September  and  December. 
Perquimans — Second  Monday  in  Feb'ry, 

May,  August  and  December. 
Person — Third  Monday  in  March,   June, 

September  and  December. 
Pitt — First  Jlonday  in  February,  May, 

August  and  November. 
Polk — Second  IMonday  after  the  fourth 

JMonday  in  February,  May,  August  and 

November. 
Randolph — First  Monday  in  Feb'y,  May, 

August  and  November. 
Richmond — Third   JMonday  in  Januaiy, 

April,  July  and  October. 
Rowan— First  jMonday  in  February,May, 

Aiagust  and  November. 
Robeson — Fourth  Monday  in  Fobruaiy, 

May,  August  and  November. 
Rockingham — Fourth  Monday  in  Feb'y, 

May,  August  and  November. 
Rutherford — Third  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  February,  May  August  and 

November. 
Sampson — Third  Monday  in  Feb'y,  Slay, 

August  and  November. 
Stokes — Third  Monday  in  March,  June, 

Septemlier  and  December. 
Burrj^ — Second  Monday  in  Feb'ry,  May, 

August  aud  November. 
Stanly — -Third  Monday  in  Feb'ary,  May, 

August  and  November. 
Tyrrell — Fourth  Monday  in  Jan'y,  April, 

July,  and  October. 
Transylvania — Second  Monday  after  the 

fiiuith  Monday  in  April,  July,  Sejitem- 

ber  and  December. 
Union — First  J^Ionday  in  Janaury,  April, 

July  and  October. 
Wake — Third  Idonday  in  February,  May, 

August  and  November. 
Warren — Fourth  Monday  in  Feb'y,  May, 

August  and  November. 
AVashington — Third  Monday  in  Feb'ry, 

]\Lay,  August  and  November. 
Watauga — Seventh  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  February',  May,  August  and 

November. 
Wayne — Third  Monday  in  Feb'ry,  May, 

August  and  November. 
WilUes — First  ^Monday  in  Feb'ry,  May, 

August  and  November. 


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127 


COURTS. 


COURTS. 


Wilson — Fourth  Monday  in  Jan'y,  AprU, 

July  and  October. 
Yadkin — First  i^Ionday  in  January,  April, 

Juh'^  and  October. 
Yancy — Fifth  JMonday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  April,  July,  September  and 

December. 


Superior  Courts. 

FIRST   CIKCTJIT. 

Tyrell— First  ]!ironday  in  March  and  Sep- 
tember. 

Washington — Second  Monday  in  March 
and  September. 

Bertie— Third  Monday  in  March  >nd 
September. 

Hertford— Fourth  Monday  in  March  and 
November. 

Gates— First  Monday  after  the  4th  JMon- 
day in  March  and  September. 

Chowan — Second  Monday  after  the  4th 
jronday  in  "March  and  September. 

Perquimans — Third  Monday  after  the  4tJi 
Monday  in  March  and  September. 

Pasquotank— Fourth  Monday  after  the 
4th  Monday  in  IMarch  and  September. 

Camden— Fifth  Monday  after  the  4th 
Monday  in  March  and  September. 

Currituck— Sixth  Monday  after  the  4th 
Monday  in  March  and  September. 

SECOND   CIRCUIT. 

Duplin — Fourth  Monday  in  March  and 

September. 
Wayne— First  ]\Ionday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  iu  March  and  September. 
Green — Second  JMonday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  March  and  September. 
Lenoir— Third  Jlonday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  March  and  September. 
Craven— Fourth  ^Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  March  and  September. 
Jones — Wednesday  next  nf ter  fifth  ]*,[on- 

day  after  the  fourth  jMonday  in  March 

and  September. 
Onslow — Sixth  Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  March  and  September. 
Carteret— Seventh  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  March  and  September. 
Beaufort — Eighth  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  March  and  September. 
Hyde — Xinth  Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  jNIarch  and  September. 
"Wilson— Tenth  I*Jonday  after  the  fourth 

jMonday  in  March  and  September. 

THIRD   CIRCUIT. 

Martin — On  the  Jlonday  before  the  first 
Monday  in  March  and  September. 

Pitt— The  First  Monday  in  March  and 
September. 


Edgecombe — Second  Monday  in  March  ^ 

and  September. 
"N"ash — Third  Monday  in  March  and  Sep- 
tember. 
Johnston— Fourth  Monday  in  ^March  and 

September. 
"Wake — First  Monday  after  the  fourth 

]\Ionday  in  IMarch  and  September. 
Frauklin — Second  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  March  and  September. 
"Warren — ^Third  Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  March  and  September. 
Halifax — Fourth  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  jMarch  and  September. 
Northampton — Fifth  j\Ionday   after  the 

4th  Monday  iu  March  and  September. 
FOURTH  CIRCUIT. 
Granville — First  Monday  in  March  and 

September. 
Orange —Second  Jlonday  in  March  and 

September. 
Chatham — Third  Monday  in  March  and 

September. 
Kandolph — Fourth  Monday  in  March  and 

September. 
Davidson — First  Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  3Iarch  and  September. 
Forsythe — Second    Monday     after    the 

fourth  Jlouday  in  March  and  Sept. 
Stokes — Third  Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  March  and  September. 
Guilford — Fourth     INIonday     after    the 

fourth  Monday  in  March  and  Sept. 
Rockingham — Fifth   Monday   after  the 

fourth  Monday  in  March  and  Sept. 
Caswell — Sixth  Monday  after  tlie  fourth 

Monday  in  March  and  September. 
Person — Seventh  Monday  after  the  4th 

JMonday  in  March  and  September. 
Alamance — Eighth  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  J\Iarch  and  September. 

FIFTH  CIRCUIT. 

Harnett — Monday  preceding  the  JMonday 
next  before  the  last  Monday  in  Febru- 
ary and  Aiigust. 

Itloore — Monday  before  the  last  in  Feb- 
ruary and  August. 

Montgomery — Last  Monday  in  February 
and  August. 

Stanly — First  ^londay  in  March  and  Sep- 
tember. 

Anson — Second  Jilonday  in  Slarch  and 
September. 

Richmond — Third  Monday  in  JNIarch  and 
September. 

Robeson— Fourth  Monday  in  March  and 
September. 

Bladen — First  JMonday  after  the  fourth 
Monday  in  iLirch  and  September. 

Columbus — Second  Monday  after  the 
fourth  Monday  in  March  and  Septem- 
ber. 


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COUKTS. 


JUDGES  AND  SOLICITOKS. 


Brunswick — Third  Monday  after  the  4th 
Monflay  in  March  and  September. 

New  Hanover — Fourth  Monday  after 
the  fourth  Monday  in  March  and  Sep- 
tember. 

Sampson — Sixth  Monday  after  the  fourth 
Monday  in  March  and  Sej)tember. 

Cumberland — Seventh  Monday  after  the 
fourth  jMouday  in  March  and  Septem- 
ber. 

SIXTH  CIRCUIT. 

Davie — Fourth  Monday  in  February  and 

August. 
Yadkin — First  Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in.  February  and  August. 
Surry — Second  IVIonday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  February  and  August. 
Alleghany — Third  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  February  and  August. 
Ashe — Fourth  Jlonday  after  the  fourth 

]\Ionday  in  February  and  August. 
Wilkes — Fifth  Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  February  and  August. 
Alexander — Sixth  Monday  after  the  4th 

JMonday  in  February  and  August. 
Iredell — Seventh  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  February  and  August. 
ITnon — Eighth  Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  February  and  August. 
Mecklenburg — IST inth  and  Tenth  Monday 

after  the  fourth  Monday  in  February 

and  March. 
Cabarrus — Eleventh  Monday   after   the, 

4th  Monday  in  February  and  August. 
Eowan — Twelfth  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  February  and  August. 

SEVENTH   CIKCUIT. 

Catawba — Second   Monday  in  February 

and  August. 
Lincoln — Third  Monday  in  February  and 

August. 
Gaston — Fourth   Monday    in   February 

and  August. 
Cleveland — First  Monday  after  fourth  in 

February  and  August. 
Polk — Second  Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  February  and  August. 
Rutherford — Third   Monday    after    the 

4th  i\Ionday  in  February  and  August. 
McDowell — Fourth  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  February  and  August. 
Burke — Fifth   Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  m  February  and  August. 
Caldwell — Sixth  Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  February  and  Augu.st. 
Watauga — Seventh  Monday  after  the  4th 

Mondaj'  in  February  and  August. 
EIGHTH  CIRCUIT. 
Clay — First  Monday  in  April  and  Sept. 
Cherokee — Second  Monday  in  April  and 

September. 


Macon — Third  Monday  in  April  and  Sep- 
tember. 
Jackson — Fourth  Monday  in  April  and 

September. 
Haywood— First  Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  April  and  September. 
Transylvania — Second  Monday  after  the 

fourth  Monday  in  April  and  September. 
Henderson — Third  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  April  and  September. 
Madison — Fourth  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  April  and  September. 
Yancey — Fifth  Monday  after  the  fourth 

Monday  in  April  and  September. 
Mitchell — Sixth  Monday  after  fourth  in 

April  and  September. 
Buncombe — Seventh   Monday  after  4th 

in  April  and  September,  continued  two 

weeks. 


Supreme  Court  of  North  Carolina. 

The  Supreme  Court  of  North  Carolina  is 
held  at  Raleigh  semi-annually,  on  the 
second  Monday  in  June  and  second 
Monday  in  January. 

Officers — R.  M.  Person,  of  Yadkin, 
Chief  Justice,  salary,  $3,o()0 

W.  H.  Battle,  of  Orange,  Asso.  Judge, 
salary,  $2,500 

E.  G.  Reade,  of  Person,  Asso.  Jiidge, 
salary,  $2,500 

Sion  H.  Rogers,  of  Wake,  Attor.  General. 

S.  F.  Phillips,  of  Wake,  Reporter,  (ex- 
clusive of  fees,)  $600 

Edmund  B.  Freeman,  of  Wake,  Clerk, 
(exclusive  of  fees,)  $500 

James  Litchford,  of  Wake,  Marshal. 


Judges  of  Superior  Courts, 

First  Circuit — David  A.  Barnes. 
Second  Circuit — Edward  J.  Warren. 
Third  Circuit— Clinton  A.  Cilly. 
Fourth  Circuit — Kobert  P.  Gilliam. 
Fifth  Circuit — Ualph  P.  Buxton. 
Sixth  Circuit — Anderson  Mitchell. 
Seventh  Circuit— William  Jsl.  Ship. 
Eighth  Circuit 


Solicitors. 

First  Circuit — Mills  L.  Eure,  Gatesville 
Second  Circuit- -W.  T.  Faircloth,  Golds- 

boro. 
Third  Circuit — Sion  H.  Rogers,  Raleigh. 
Fourth  Circuit — Thos.  Settle,  Wentworth. 
Fifth  Circuit— Neil  McKay,  of   Harnett 

County. 


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COURTS  AND  COLLEGES. 


CONVENTION— 1868. 


Sixth  Circuit— W.  P.  Caldwell,  State'v'le. 
Seventh   Circuit — AV.   P.    Byuum,    Lin- 

colnton. 
Eighth  Circuit — David  Coleman,  Ashe- 

ville. 


U.  S.  Cii'cuit  Court  for  N.  0. 

Judge — Geo.  W.  Brooks,  of  Pasquotank, 

Attorney — D.  W.  Starbuck,  of  Salem. 

Marshall — Daniel  R.  Goodloe,  of  Ealeigh. 

Clerk— N.  J.  Iliddick,  of  Kaleigh. 

First  Session  held  in  Raleigh  1st  Monday 
in  June. 

Second  Session  held  in  Raleigh  last  Mon- 
day in  November. 

U.  S.  District  Courts  for  N.  0. 

Fdenton-rSecond  Jlonday  in  April  and 

October,  Samuel  T.  Bond,  Clerk. 
New  Berne — Fourth  Monday  in   April 

and  October,  Chas.  Hibbard,  Clerk. 
Wilmington — First  Monday  after  the  4th 

Monday  in  April  and  October,  Wm. 

Larkina,  Clerk. 

Court— U.  S.  Supreme. 

Salmon  P.  Chase,  of  Ohio,  Chief, 
salary $6,500 

ASSOCIATES. 

Nathan  Clifford,  of  Maine,  salary.  6,000 
Sam'l  P.  Nelson,  of  N.  Y.  salary.  G,000 
Robt.  C.  Grier,  of  Penn.,  salary. . .  6,000 
David  Davis,  of  Illinois,  salary. . . .  6,000 
Noah  H.  Swayne,  of  Ohio,  salary. .  6,000 
Sam'l  F.  Miller,  of  Iowa,  salary. .  6,000 
Stephen  J.  Field,  of  Cal.,  salary. .  6,000 
Reporter,  John  W.  "Wallace,  of  Ohio. 
Marshal,  D.  S.  Gooding. 
Clerk,  D.  TV.  Middleton. 

Tliere  are  now  two  vacancies. 

Court  meets  at  Washington  on  the 
first  Monday  in  December. 


Colleges. 

Kittrell  Springs  Female  College,  Gran- 
ville CO.,  Rev.  C.  B.  Riddick,  Pres. 

Goldsboro  Female  College,  Wayne  co., 
E.  W.  Adams,  Pres.    ' 

Floral  Female  College,  Shoe  Heel,  Robe- 
son CO.,  Rev.  G.  Morgan,  A.  M.,  Pres. 

Louisburg  Female  College,  Franklin  co., 
Rev.  Turner  M.  Jones,  Pres. 

St.  John's  College,  (Masonic)  Oxford, 
Granville  co.,  (not  in  operation — now 
belongs  to  the  Grand  Lodge.) 


Greensboro  Female  College,  (Methodist) 

(burnt  in  1864  and  not  yet  rebuilt.) 
Trinity   College,  (Methodist)  five  miles 
from  High  Point,  B.  Craven,  D.D.,  Pr. 
Thomasville  Female  College,  Davidson 

CO.,  Rev.  D.  R.  Bruton,  Pres. 
Mecklenburg  Female  College,  Charlotte, 

Rev.  A.  G.  Stacy,  Pres. 
Charlotte  Female  College,  Rev.  R.  Bur- 
well  &  Son. 
Davenport  Female  College,  Lenoir,  Cald- 
well co.,  Rev.  S.Lander,  Pres. 
Carolina  Female  College,  Anson  co. 
Holston     Conference    Female    College, 
Asheville,  Rev.  W.  S.  Kennedy,  Pres. 
Concord     Female    College,    Statesville, 
(Presb.)  Rev.  J.  M.  M.  Caldwell,  Pres. 
Murfreesboro  Female  CoUege. 
Davidson  College,  Male,  (Presbyterian) 
Mecklenburg  co.,  G.  W.  McPhail,  D. 
D.,  Pres. 
Wake  Forest   College  Male,  (Baptist) 
Forestville,  W.  M.  Wingate,  D.  D.,  Pr. 
North  Carolina  College,  Male,(Lutheron) 
lilt.   Pleasant,    Caburrus   co..  Rev.  A. 
Bikle,  Pres. 
Yadkin  CoUege,  Male,  (Prot.  Meth.)  Da- 
vidson CO.,  Rev.  G.  W.  Hege,  Pres. 
Olin   College,   Male,   Iredell  co.,  Jamea 

Soothgate,  Pres. 
Warrenton  Female  College,  Warren  co., 

Rev.  J.  B.  Solomon,  Pres. 
University  of  North  Carolina,  Chapel 
Hill,  David  L.  Swain,  LL.  D.,  Pres. 
1^"  There  is  but  one  Military  Insti- 
tute in  the  State  ;  it  is  located  at  HiUs- 
boro,  and  conducted  by  General  R.  E. 
Colston. 

H;^*  Many  of  the  Institutes  and  Sem- 
inaries are  of  high  grade  and  graduate 
students  the  same  as  the  Colleges. 

8;^^  For  full  list  of  Seminaries,  Insti- 
tutes,   Academies,  &c.,  see    "  Schools 
AJSiD  Colleges,"  under  each  individual 
county. 


State  CpnvGntion— 1868. 

Calvin  J.  Cowles,  President. 

T.  A.  Byrnes,  Secretary. 

J.  H.  Bonor,   Assistant  Secretary. 

J.  E.  O'Hara,  Engrossing  Clerk. 

Joel  Asheworth,  Engrossing  Clerk. 

J.  A.  Peck,  Sergeant  at  Arms. 

J.  H.  .Jones,  Doorkeeper. 

J.  T.  Ball,  Assistant  Doorkeeper. 

Abbott  J.  C.  New  Hanover. 

Andrews  Josh.  P.  Wake. 

Ashley  S.  S.  New  Hanover. 

Aydlott  M.  J,  Gaston. 

Baker  J.  H.  Edgecombe. 

Barnes  H.  Rockingham. 


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CONVENTION— 1868. 


GOVERNORS. 


Benbow  E. 
Blume  W.  T. 
Bradley  Geo.  W. 
Bryan  .T.  Q.  A. 
Carey  W.* 
Carter  S. 
Candler  T.  J. 
Cherry  H.  C* 
Chillson  H. 
ColgroveD.  D. 
Congfleton  A. 
Cowles  C.  J. 
Cox  T.  L.  L. 
Daniel  "Wiley 
Dickey  Q.  W. 
Dowd  H.  A. 
Duckworth  J.  H. 
Durham  P. 
Ellis  J.  R 
Eppes  H.* 
Etheridge  J. 
Fisher  A.  "W.       • 
Forkner  S. 
Franklin  S.  D. 
French  F.  F. 
French  John 
French  J.  R. 
Fullings  E. 
Gahagan  G.  W. 
Gallowav  A.  11.* 
GarlandJ.  S. 
Garrett  W.  B.  G. 
George  W.  H. 
Glover  A.  J. 
Graham  G.  A. 
Graham  J.  W. 
Grant  H.  L. 
Grant  H.  T. 
GuUey  N. 
Gunter  W.  T. 
Hare  .J.  B. 
Harris  J.  H.* 
Harris  J.  T. 
Hay  Jaa. 
Hayes  O.  S. 
Hayes  J.  .T.* 
Heaton  David 
Highsmith  Samuel* 
ITobbs  M. 
Hodnett  P. 
Hoffler  T.  D. 
Hollowell  J. 
Holt  E.  M. 
Hood  J.  W.* 
Hyman  J.  A.* 
Ing  Jacob 
.Tones  C.  C. 
Jones  E.  W. 
King  J.  H. 
King  R.  W. 
Kinney  I. 
Laflin  B. 
Lee  B.* 


Yadkin. 

Cabarrus. 

Alleghany. 

Wilkes. 

Caswell. 

Sampson. 

Buncombe. 

Edgecombe. 

Anson. 

Jones. 

Carteret. 

AVilkes. 

Randolph. 

Wilson. 

Cherokee. 

Edgecombe. 

Transylvania. 

Cleveland. 

Catawba. 

Halifax. 

Onslow. 

Bladen. 

Surry. 

"Wake. 

Bladen. 

Rockingham. 

Chowan. 

Mecklenburg. 

Madison. 

New  Hanover. 

Yancey. 

Haywood, 

Iredell. 

Hyde. 

Montgomery. 

Orange. 

Wayne. 

Northampton. 

Johnston. 

Chatham. 

•Hertford. 

"Wake. 

Franklin. 

.1  ohnston. 

Robeson. 

Halifax. 

Craven. 

Duplin. 

Davie. 

Caswell. 

Gates. 

Waj'ne. 

Orange. 

Cumberland. 

"Warren. 

Nash. 

Caldwell. 

Washington. 

Lincoln. 

Lenoir. 

Davidson. 

Pitt. 

Bertie. 


Legg  F, 
Lennon  H. 
Logan  W.  H. 
Long  R.  T. 
Mann  W.  A. 
May  M. 
Mayo  C* 
Marler  John 
McCubbins  John  S 
Merritt  W. 
McDonald  J.  A. 
McDonald  S.  S. 
Moore  J.  J. 
Morton  L.  C. 
Mullican  S. 
Murphy  W.  A.  B. 
Nance  J.  L. 
Newsom  W. 
Nicholson  W. 
Patrick  J.  M. 
Parker  R.  C. 
Parks  J.  S. 
Petree  R.  F. 
Peterson  J.  W. 
Pierson  C.  D.* 
Pool  C.  C. 
Ragland  J.  W. 
RayH.  M. 
Read  J. 
Renfrow  J.  H. 
Rhodes  J. 
Rich  D.  J. 
Robbins  P  D.* 
Rodman  W.  B. 
Rose  Allen 
Sanderlin  Thomas 
Smith  J. 
Stilly  W. 
Stilwell  S.  W. 
Sweet  W.  H.  S. 
Taylor  M. 
Teague  E.  B. 
Tourgee  A.  W. 
Trogden  R.  F. 
Tucker  G. 
Turner  J.  M. 
Watts  S.  W. 
Welker  G.  W. 
Williams  Alex. 
Williams  B.  S.  D. 
Williamson  Jno.  H.* 


Brunswick. 
Columbus. 
Rutherford. 
Richmond. 
.Cumberland. 
Cherokee. 
Granville. 
^Ufry. 
'  Rowan. 
Person. 
Chatham. 
Moore. 
Granville. 
Stanley. 
Davidson. 
McDowell. 
Robeson. 
Union. 

Perquimans.   . 
Greene.  ^ 
•^Northampton, 
Burke. 
Stokes. 
Duplin. 
Craven. 
Pasquotank. 
Granville. 
Alamance. 
Warren. 
Halifax. 
Polk. 
Pitt. 
Bertie. 
Beaufort. 
Rowan. 
Currituck. 
Alexander. 
Beaufort. 
Mecklenburg. 
Craven. 
Camden. 
Forsyth. 
Guilford. 
Randolph. 
Anson. 
Harnett. 
Martin. 
Guilford, 
Duplin. 
Wake. 
Franklin. 


Those   designated   by   a  star   (*)  are 
colored — 14  in  number. 


Governors  of  No,  Carolina. 

On  the  fourth  day  of  July,  1584,  the 
first  Europeans  landed  on  the  coast  of 
North  Carolina.  These  were  the  crews 
of  two  vessels,  fitted  out  for  the  purpose 
of  making  discoveries  in  the  new  world, 


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131 


GOVERNORS. 


GOVERNORS. 


tinder  the  auspices  of  Sir  Walter  Raleigh, 
and  were  commanded  by  Philip  Armidas 
and  Arthur  Barlow.  They  landed  on 
Eoanoke  Island,  in  what  is  now  Curri- 
tuck county.  . 

The  first  permanent  settle  m  the  btate 
was  made  by  a  colony  from  Virginia, 
under  Roger  Green,  in  1653,  on  the 
Roatioke  and  Chowan  Rivers. 

In  1663,  Charles  II  granted  to  Edward, 
Earl  of  Clarendon;  George,  Duke  of 
Albemarle;  William,  Earl  of  Craven; 
John  Lord  Berkeley;  Anthony,  Lord 
Ashlev;  Sir  George  Carteret,  Sir  John 
CoUeton,  and  Sir  William  Berkeley,  aU 
the  territory  now  embraced  in  the  State 

of    North   Carolina,    and    West    to    the 

Pacific  Ocean. 

In  1693  the   colony   was  divided  into 

North  and  South  Carolina. 

North  Carolina  was  governed  by  Gov- 
ernors appointed  by  the  Lords  Propri- 
etors from  1(>63  to  1729,  when  the  colony 

was  surrendered  to  the  crown. 

PROPRIETORY  GOVERNORS. 

William  Drummond, 1663- 

William  Stevens, 1667. 

Sir  George  Carteret, 1674. 

Sir  George  Eastchurch,^ 1678. 

John  Jenkins 1680. 

Henry  Wilkison, 1681. 

Scth  Sothel, 1683. 

Phillip  Ludwell, 1689. 

Thomas    Smith, 1693. 

John    Archdale, 1694. 

Thomas   Harvy, 1699. 

Henderson  Walker, 1699. 

Robert  Daniel, 1"04. 

Edward  Hvde, 1713. 

George  Pollock, 1712. 

Charles  Eden, 1713. 

Thomas  Pollock, 1723. 

George    Burrington, 1724. 

Sir  Richard  Everhard, 1725. 

From  1729  to  177G,  the  gomernment 
was  a'dminisered  by  Governors  appointed 
bv  the  crown. 

ROYAL  GOVERNORS. 

George  Burrington, 1729- 

Gabriel  Johnston, 1734- 

Matthew  Rowan, 1753- 

Arthur  ]:)obbs, 1754- 

William  Tryon, 1765' 

Josiah  Martin, 1771- 

ELECTED  BY  THE   LEGISLATURE. 

Richard  Caswell,  of  Lenoir  county,  1776. 
Abner  Nash,  of  Craven  county, . .  .  .1779. 
Thomas  Burke,  of  Orange  county,  .1781. 
Alex.  Martin,  of  Guilford  county,  ..1782. 
Rich.    Caswell,    of   Lenoir   county 


Alex.    Martin,  of  Guilford  county, 


again, 1789. 

Richard  Dobbs  Spaight,  of  Craven 

county,   ^1^2. 

Samuel    Ashe,    of    New   Hanover 


county. 


.1795. 


.1784. 


again 

Sam.  Johnston,  of  Chowan  county, .  1787. 


Wm.  R.  Davie,  of  Halifax  county. .  1798. 
Benj.  Williams,  of  Moore  county, .  .1799. 
James  Turner,  of  Warren  county,  ..1803- 
Nalhauiel  Alexander,  of  Mecklen- 
burg county, 1905. 

Benjamin  Williams,  of  Moore  county 

again 1807. 

David  Stone,  of  Bertie  county, 1808. 

Benjamin  Smith,  of  Brunswick  Co.,  1810 
William  Hawkins,  of  Warren  Co.,  1811 
William  Miller,  of  Warren  County,  1814 
John  Branch,  of  Halifax  County,  1817 
Jesse  Franklin,  of  Surry  County,  1820 
Gabriel  Holmes,  of  Sampson  Co.,  1831 
Hutchings  G. Burton,  of  HalifaxCo.,  1824 
James  Iredell,  of  Chowan  County,  1827 
John  Owen,  of  Bladen  County,  1828 

Montford  Stokes,  of  Wilkes  County,  1830 
David  L.  Swain,  of  Buncombe  Co.,  1833 
Richard  Dobbs  Spaight,  of  Craven 

County,  again, 1835 

GOVERNORS  ELECTED  BY  THE  PEOPLE. 
Edward  B.  Dudley,  of  IStew  Hanover 

County 1836   • 

John  M.  Morehead,  of  Guilford  Co. ,  1841 
William  A.  Graham,  of  Orange  Co.,  1845 
Charles  Manly,  of  Wake  County, . .  1849 
David  S.  Reid,  of  Rockingham  Co.,  1851 
Gov.  Reid  was  elected  United  States 
Senator,  Nov.  24th,  1854,  and  his  unex- 
pired term,  was  filled  by  Warren  Wins- 
low,  of  Cumberland  County,  Speaker  of 
the  Senate. 

Thos.  Bragg,  of  Northampton  Co.,  1855 
John  W.  Ellis,  of  Rowan  County, . .  1859 
Gov.  Ellis  died  July  7th,  1861,  and  was 
succeeded  by  Henry  T.  Clark,  of  Edge- 
combe County,  Speaker  of  the  Senate, 
who  filled  the  office  until  September  8th, 
1862,  when  he  was  succeeded  by  Zebulon 
B.  Vance,  of  Buncombe  County,  who, 
having  been  elected,  was  inaugurated  on 
that  day. 

Gov.  Vance  held  the  office  from  Sep- 
tember 8th,  1863,  to  April  13th,  1865, 
when  his  administration  terminated  with 
the  surrender  of  the  State  to  the  United 
States  forces. 

From  the  13th  of  April  to  the  29th  of 
May,  1865,  the  State  was  under  military 
government  alone. 

Wm.  W.  Plolden  was  appointed  Provi- 
sional CTOvernor,  May  29th,  1865,  and  fill- 
ed that  position  until  the  38th  of  Decem- 
ber of  the  same  year. 

Jonathan  Worth,  the  present  incum- 
bent, was  inaugurated  Dec.  28th,  1865. 


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JSrORTH  CAROLITs^A 


FACTORIES,  COTTON  &  WOOL.  STATE  OFFICERS. 


Cotton  Factories. 

Cane  Creek,  Clover  Orchard,  Alamance 

County,  W.  H.  Willard. 
Holt's,  Holt's  Store,  Alamance  County, 

E.  M.  Holt  &  Sons. 
Granite,  Haw  River,  Alamance  County, 

T.M.Holt. 
Newlins',     Saxapahaw,   Alamance    Co., 

J.  Newlin  &  Sons. 
Taylors ville,  Alexander  Co.,    Boyle    & 

Jones. 
Steam  Factory,  Concord,  Cabarrus  Co., 

John  McDonald  &  Son. 
Rocky  River,   Cabarrus  Co.,   Phifer  & 

Nicelor. 
Factory  at  Patterson's,  Caldwell  Co.,  R. 

L.  Patterson. 
Factory  near  Catawba  Station,  Catawba 

County,  Powell  &  Shuford. 
'  Factory  near  Catawba  Station-,  Catawba 

County,  Powell  &  Tate. 
Enterprise  Manufacturing  Co.,  Fayette- 

ville,  Geo.  Brandt,  President. 
Beaver  Creek  Manufacturing  Company, 

Fayetteville,  John  Shaw,  President. 
Little  River  Manufacturing  Co.,   Man- 
chester, Cumberlaud  County,  Duncan 

Murchison,  President. 
Rocky  Mount,  Edgecombe  Co.,  Wm.  S. 

Battle. 
Salem  Factory,  Forsythe  County,  H.  W. 

Fries. 
Wood  Lawn,  Gaston  Co.,  T.  R.  Tate. 
Wood  Lawn  Mills,  Gaston  County,  L.  S. 

Linebarger  &  Co. 
Stowe's  Factory,    Stowe's  Mill,  Gaston 

County,  J.  &  E.  B.  Stowe. 
Factory,  Jamestown,   Guilford  County, 

JMr.  Hill,  Agent. 
Factory,   Turneraburg,   Iredell   County, 

Wilford  Turner. 
Eagle  Mills,  Iredell  Co.,  J.  H.  Dalton. 
Lowell  Factory,  Lowell,  Johnston  Co., 

Wm.  Edgerton. 
Ivey  Shoal  Factory,  Lincolnton,  Phifer 

&  Allison. 
Swift  Island  IManufacturing  Company  at 

Swift  Island,  Montgomery  County. 
Island  Ford  Manufacturing  Co  ,  Frank- 

linsville,  Randolph  Co.,  Hugh  Parks, 

Agent. 
Cedar    Falls  IManufacturing    Company, 

Randolph  Co.,  Geo.  Mokeinece,  Agent. 
Deep  River^JManufacturing  Co.,  (Colum- 
bia Factory,)  Randolph  Co.,  D.  Curtis, 

Agent. 
Union  Manufacturing  Co.,  New  Market, 

Randolph  Co.,  J.  E.  Walker,  Agent. 
Leakaville  Factory,  Leaksville,  Rocking- 
ham County,  T.  Morehead. 
Milledgeville    Factory,    Stanly    County, 

Valentine  Jlaimey, 


Cotton  Mill,  Mt.  Airy,  Surry  Co.,  J.  W. 

Brower. 
Cotton  Mill,  Elkin,  Surry  Co.,  Ford  & 

Sons. 
Elkin  Factory,  Wilkes  Co.,  Van  Eaton  & 

Foard. 


Wool  Factories. 

Woolen  MiUs,   Ansonville,   Anson  Co., 

Allen  &  Burns. 
Salem  Mills, .Forsythe  Co.,  H.  W.  Friea. 
Wool  Factory,  North  Brook,  Lincoln  Co., 

O.  B.  Jenks. 
Rock  Island  Woolen    Mills,    Charlotte, 

Young,  Wriston  &  Co. 
Woolen  Mill,  Mt.  Airy,  Surry  Co.,  J.  W. 

Brower. 


Government  of  North  Carolina. 

Jonathan  Worth  of   Randolph, 

Governor,  salary $4,000  00 

Wm.  H.  Bagley,  of  Pasquo 
tank.  Private  Secretary  to  the 
Governor,  (exulusive  of  fees,)  1,000  00 

Robert  W.  Best,  of  Green,  Sec- 
retary of  State,  (exclusive  of 
fees.) 1,250  00 

Kemp  P.  Battle,  of  Wake,  Pub- 
lic Treasurer 2,000  00 

Donald    W.    Bain,    of    Wake, 

Chief  Clerk  Tresury, 1,500  00 

T.  W.  Burgin,  of  Buncombe, 
Comptroller, 1,500  00 

Governor's  Council— Wm  A.  Wright 
of  New  Hanover,  President ;  Wm. 
Eaton  jr.,  of  Warren  ;  Jesse  G.  Shep- 
ard,  of  Cumberland ;  Giles  Mebane,  of 
Caswell;  Thos.  S.  Ashe,  of  Anson; 
Dr.  Henry  Joyner,  of  Halifax ;  and  E. 
W.  Jones  of  Caldwell. 

Washington  C.  Kerr,  of  Meck- 
lenburg, State  Geologist, 2,500  00 

Wm.  E.  Pell,  of  Raleigh,  State  Printer, 

H.  D.  Coley,  of  Raleigh    State 

Librarian 600  00 

D.  S.  Cohn,  of  Wake,  Superten- 

dent  of   Public  Buildings, 500  00 

John  A.  Gilmer,  jr.,  of  Guilford 
Adjutant  General, 200  00 


The  General  Assembly  commences  its 
regular  session  on  the  third  Monday  of 
Nov.  each  year.  Elections  for  Goveror, 
Members  of  the  Senate  and  House  of 
Commons  take  place  on  the  first  Thurs- 
day of  August,  annually. 


ROSiiDALlS  purifies  the  blood. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


13^ 


MINES. 


MINES. 


Mines. 

(SEE  MAP  AT  FIRST  OF  THE   BOOK.) 

ANSON  COUNTY. 
Bailey's  Gold  Mine,  Wadesboro. 

BURKE   COUNTY. 
Wilkerson  Gold  Mine. 
Pack  Hill  Gold  Mine. 
Brindletown  Gold  Mine. 

CATAWBA  COUNTY. 
Beautiful     Marble,    in     abundance,    is 
found  in  this  county. 

CLAY  COUNTY. 
Warren  Gold  Mine,  at  Brasstown. 
Silver,  Copper   and  Iron  found  m  this 
county. 

CLEAVELAND  COUNTY. 
Mountain  Gold  Mine,  near  Shelby. 

CHATHAM  COUNTY. 
Coal  Pitts   at   Egypt  owned  by  a  New 
York  Company,    Kobt.  Payton,  Agent 
of  Company.  . 

Also,  Coal  Bed  on  Dan  River  in  Rocking- 
ham county,  not  worked. 

DAA^DSON  COUNTY. 
Silver  and  Lead  Mines,  at^.Silver  Hill, 

Frank  Osgood,  Sup. 
Davidson  Copper  Mines,  near   Thomas- 
ville,  Capt.  John  Eudy,  Sup. 
FRANKLIN    COUNTY. 
Gold  Mine,  near  Louisburg,  A.  Taylor. 
Portis  Gold  Mine,  near  Louisburg,  T.  K. 

Thomas  and  Mr.  Sturgis. 
Jones'  Gold  Mine,  near  Louisburg,  J.  J. 
Jones. 

GASTON   COUNTY. 

Rhodes'   Gold  Mine,   Brevard^  Station, 

Sloan,  Richards  &  Co. 
Batie   Gold  Mine,  Wood  Laven,  Sloan, 

Richards  &  Co. 
King's  Mountain  Gold  Mine,  White  Pine, 

Mr.  Dorsey,  Sup. 

GUILFORD     COUNTY. 

North  State  Gold  and  Copper  Mines,  J. 

P.  Oats,  Agent. 
Guilford  Mine,  Gold  and  Copper. 
Cambrige  Miae,  Gold  and  Copper. 
Gardner   Hill  Mine,  Gold  and  Copper, 

Capt.  Staples. 
Fisher  HUl  Gold  and  Copper  Mine. 
Deep  River  Mine,  Gold  and  Copper. 
Lindsay  Gold  Mine. 

JACKSON    COUNTY. 

Georgetown  Go,d  Mine,  Cashier's  Valley, 
Bavanah  Copper  Mine,  Webster. 
"Werry  Hut  Copper  Mine,  Webster. 


LINCOLN   COUNTY. 

Hoke's  Gold  Mine,  4  miles  east  Lincoln- 
ton,  John  F.  Hoke  &  Co. 
Gold  Mine  4  miles  east  Lincolnton,  Nor- 

riss,  Cassell  &  Pollock. 
Gold  Mine,  4  miles  east  Lincolnton,  Jno. 

F.  Hoke. 
Gold  Mine,  4  miles  east  Lincolton,  Can- 

sler  &  Johnson. 
Gold  Mine,   9   miles    east    Lincolnton, 

Lewis  Keenor. 
Gold  Mine  at  Lime   Kiln,  4  miles  east 

Lincolnton,  Joseph  Stone. 
Gold  Mine  at  Lime  Kiln,  Lawson  Keener. 
Gold  Mine  at  Beatles  Ford,  3  miles  east 

Lincolnton,  C.  Beals. 
Gold  Mine,   18  mUes   east    Lincolnton, 

Elizabeth  Buxton. 

MCDOWELL   COUNTY. 

Gold  Mine  at  Dysardsville. 
Gold  Mine  at  Bracket  Town. 
Gold  Mine  at  Jonestown. 

MECKLENBURG  COUNTY. 

Gage  &  Fearis  Gold  Mine,  5  miles  from 
Charlotte,  Warner,  Davis  &  Co. 

Means'  Gold  Mine,  5  miles  from  Char- 
lotte. 

Premium  Gold  Mine,  7  miles  from  Char- 
lotte, F.  J.  Faulkner,  Pres.,  and  Jas. 
M.  Simon,  Sec. 

Rudisill  Hill  Gold.Mine,  Charlotte. 

Capp's  Gold  Mine,  5  miles  from  Charlotte. 

McGinn  Gold  and  Copper  Mine,  6  miles 
from  Charlotte. 

Kearns'  Copper  Mine,  10  miles  from 
Charlotte. 

Alexander  Gold  Mine,  6  miles  from  Char- 
lotte. 

Wallace  Gold  Mine,  8  miles  from  Char- 
lotte. 

Reu  Gold  Mine,  8  miles  from  Charlotte. 

Grier  Gold  Mine,  12  miles  from  Charlotte. 

Carron  tTold  Mine,  3  mile  from  Chaii'tte. 

Trotter  G.  Mine,  4  miles  from  Charlotte. 

Cathey  Gold  Mine,  10  m.  from  Charlotte. 

MONTGOMERY   COUNTY. 
Baltimore  and  Montgomery  Mining  Co. 
Christian  Mines. 
Clark's  Creek  Gold  Mine. 
Dumas  Creek  Gold  ^Sline. 
Island  Creek  Gold  Mine. 
Troy  N.  Y.  &  W.  C.  Gold  Mining  Co. 
Russell  Gold  Mines. 
Spencer's  Creek  Mines. 

MOORE   COUNTY. 
Cagle  Gold  Mine,  Carter's  Mill,  Ray  & 

Ric'nardson. 
Soapstone     Quarry,    Fair    Haven,    Mr. 

Tyser. 


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134 


NORTH  CAROLINA 


MINES. 


STATE  INSTITUTIONS. 


NASn  COUNTY. 

Gold  Mine  near  Nashville. 

POLK  COUNTY. 

Gold  ^line  on  White  Oak  Creek. 
(Jlostly  Branch  Minea  in  this  county  but 
quite  productive.) 

RAKDOLPn  COUNTY. 

Gold  Mine  on  Little  River,  Eli  Branson. 
Hoover  Hill  Gold  Mine. 
Gray's  Gold  Mine,  near  Science  Hill. 
Glewis'  Mine,  west  of  Asheboro. 
Jones'  Gold  Mine,  at  Jones'  Mine. 
(Branch  Mines  extensively  found.) 

EOAVAN  COUNTY. 

Gold  Hill,  owned  by  two  Northern  com- 
panies. 
Hill  Gold  Mine,  Sam'l  R.  Harrison. 
Richie  Gold  Mine,  Sam'l  R.  Harrison. 
Chambers  Gold  Mine. 
Rimer  Gold   Mine,  Northern  Companies, 
Lyerly  Gold  Mine,  Baltimore  Company. ' 

STANLY  COUNTY. 

The  Heame  Gold  Mine. 

The  Heathcock  Gold  Mine. 

The  Parker  Gold  Mine,  at  which  lumps 

of  gold  weighing  several  pounds  have 

been  found. 
The  Crowell  &  Pennington  Gold  Mine. 
(All  of  these  mines  i^romise   to  be  quite 

productive. ) 

UNION  COUNTY. 

Gold  Mine  at  Wolfville,  Cureton  &  Co. 

Davis  Mine,  Wolfville. 

Stuart    Mine,    Cabarrus'    Store,    Hugh 

Downing,  Agent. 
Harkness  Gold  Mine,  Monroe. 
Dismuke  Gold  Mine,  Monroe. 

YANCEY  COUNTY. 

Gold  found  near  Egypt. 

Iron  on  Carey  Rivtr  and  oa   South  Foe 

River. 
Iron  Oar,  Copperas  and  Black  Lead  on 

South  Foe  River. 


tW  The  annual  Gold  yield  of  North 
Carolina  is  $2.)0,OCO.  The  Gold  yield  of 
the  United  States,  for  the  year  18G7,  is 
estimated  as  follows:  Montana,  $10, 
000,000;  Idaho,  $0,000,000;  Oregon,  !5^3, 
000,000;  Colorado,  $5,000,000;  Nevada, 
$10,000,000;  California,  $25,000,000; 
and  Miscellaneous,  $5,000,000.  Total, 
$03,000,000. 


Public  Works  and  Institutions  in 
North  Carolina. 

The  Branch  Mint  of  the  United 
States  is  located  in  Charlotte"  in  Meck- 
lenburg county,  in  this  State.  This  es- 
tablishment was  authorized  by  an  act  of 
Congress,  passed  3rd  March  1835. 

The  Officers  are  as  follows:  I.  W. 
Jones  Superintendent  and  acting  Treas- 
urer;   Dr.    John    H.  Gibbons,    Assayer, 

Melter    and    Refiner ; Chief 

Coiner; ,  Clerk. 

The  University  op  Nortii  Caro- 
lina, situated  at  Chapel  Hill,  Orange 
county,  twenty  eight  miles  W.  N.  \V. 
from  Raleigh.      D.  L.  Swain,  President. 

The  N.  C.  Institution  for  the  ed- 
ucation op  the  Deaf  and  Dumb  and 
THE  Blind,  is  located  at  Raleigh. 

Board  op  Directors — Dr.  William 
H.  JIcKee,  President .  Sam'l  H.  Voung, 
Treasurer ;  Messrs.  W.  W.  Vass,  Quentin 
Busbee,  John  C.  Palmer,  John  R.  Wil- 
liams and  Rufus  S.  Tucker. 

The  Officers  of  the  Institution  are: 
Willie  J.  Palmer,  A.  M.,  Principal;  Jas. 
A.  Leach,  Vice  Principal  and  Steward ; 
W.  J.  Young,  Teacher  in  Blind  Depart- 
ment ;  John  Simpson  and  Miss  N.  J.  Du- 
pree,  Assistant  Teachers  in  Blind  De- 
partment ;  Mrs.  S.  E.  Young,  Teacher  of 
Music ;  G.  M.  Grow  and  Mrs.  L.  E.  Grow, 
Teachers  in  Deaf  Mute  Department; 
Mrs.  E.  J.  Taylor,  Housekeeper ;  Mrs.  E. 
A.  Gorman,  Matron. 

Mechanical  Department — J.  J. 
Chaplin,  Foreman  in  Book  Bindery  and 
Broom  Shop ;  Thos.  B.  Berry,   Foreman 

in  Printing  Office ; Foreman 

in  Shoe  Shop. 

About  100  pupils  can  be  accommoda- 
ted. All  who  are  Unable  to  defray  the 
expenses  of  an  education,  are  educated 
at  the  expence  of  the  counties  in  which 
they  reside. 

The  course  of  instruction  includes 
eight  years. 

Insane  Asylun  of  North  Carolina, 
situated  in  the  vicinity  of  Raleigh,  will 
accommodate  250patieiits. 

Dr.  E.  C.  Fisher  Superintendent ;  Dr. 
E.  T.  Fuller,  v^ssistant  Physician  Mr. 
James  Harvy  Moore, Steward;  Mrs.  Kate 
Dunlop  Matron. 

Board  op  Supervisors — His  Excel- 
lency, Jonathan  Worth,  Chairman  ;  Hon. 
Thos.  Bragg,  Geo.  W.  Mordecai,  T.  H. 
Selby,  Chas.  Dewey,  Esqs.,  and  Chaa. 
E.  Johnson,  M.  D  ;  Wm.  E.  Anderson, 
Treasurer  of  Board. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


135 


^^^SoToTcI^asrE^ns  for  the  ^ate££or^Mm 


1  Burke  and  Mc 
I     Dowell, 

2  Rutherford  and 

Mitchell, 
3 .Yancey  and 

Polk, 
4 1  Madison,  Bun- 
combe, Hen 
derson,  and 
Transylvania, 
Haywood      and 

Jackson, 
Macon,   Clay  & 

Cherokee, 
I  Alleghany,  Ashe 
Surry, Watau- 
ga, &  Yadkin, 
8  Caldwell,    Wil- 
kes,    Iredell, 
&  Alexander, 
OlDavieandRow- 

I     an, 
10  Cleveland, 
lllCatawba, 
12  j  Lincoln, 
13 1  Gaston, 
14' Mecklenburg, 
15 1  Union, 
16,Cobarrus, 
17 1  Stanly, 
ISl  Anson, 
19' Stokes, 
20  Forsythe, 
21 1  Davidson, 

22  Randolph, 

23  j  Guilford, 
24' Rockingham, 

25  Caswell, 

26  Alamance, 

27  Person, 

28  Orange, 

29  Chatham, 

30  Wake, 
31;  Granville, 
32 1  Warren, 
33!  Franklin, 
34  Cumberland, 
35 1  Harnett, 

36  Moore, 

37  Montgomery, 

38  Richmond, 

39  [Wayne, 


2,862 
1,454 
1,352 
897 
1,053 
1,928 
1,309 
1,175 
1,330 
1,091 
1,280 
1,341 
2.278 
2,232 
2,090 
1,405 
1,801 
1,348 
1.007 
2.004 
2,2(16 
3,019| 
2,020 
856 
1,121 
1,579 
857 
1,366 
894 
995 
1,506 


1,550 

374 

318 

417 

442 

1,659 

424 

746 

282 

1,076 

390 

449 

078 

457 

1,489 

1,349 

1,703 


882 

1,291 

1.179 

2,907 

2,502 

2,284 

1,487 

1,546 

511 

459 

321 

1,084 

1229' 


4,412 

1,828 

1,670 

1,314 

1,495 

3,587 

1,739 

1,921 

1,612 

2,167 

1,670 

1.790 

2.956 

2,686 

4.179 

2^754' 

3,064 

2,133 

1.889 

3,295 

3,385 

5,926 

4,522 

3.140 

2,008 

3,125 

1,368 

1,825 

1,215 

2.079 

2,735 


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136 


NORTH  CAROLINA 


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Johnston, 

914 

2,646 

1,931 

1,939 

1,329 

610 

u 

41 

Greene, 

703 

706 

1,409 

1,088 

.  1,683 

741 

842 

u 

42 

Wilson, 

1,033 

903 

1,936 

1,463 

1,456 

885 

571 

il 

43 

Nash, 

1,071 

873 

1,944 

1,265 

1,258 

860 

898 

(( 

44 

Halifax, 

1,095 

8,140 

4,235 

3,329 

3,305 

3,533 

746 

26 

43 

Northampton, 

1,311 

1,680 

2,971 

2,198 

3,197 

1,647 

538 

13 

46 

Edg-ecombe, 

1,240 

2,622 

3,868 

2,908 

2,324 

584 

None. 

47 

Lenoir, 

922 

1,078 

2,000 

1,465 

1,483 

1,134 

849 

48 

Brunswick, 

742 

728 

1.468 

1,174 

1,171 

825 

846 

49 

Columbus, 

860 

518 

1,378 

1,082 

1,082 

577 

505 

50 

Robeson, 

1,584 

1,451 

3,035 

3,631 

3,632 

1,868 

764 

51 

Bladen, 

1,085 

1,146 

2,231 

1,684 

1,685 

1.152 

533 

53 

New  Hanover, 

1,935 

8,224 

5,159 

3,986 

4,019 

2,938 

1,091 

58 

Duplin, 

1.445 

1,181 

2,026 

1,972 

1,992 

1,055 

937 

54 

Sampson, 

1,501 

960 

2,461 

1,871 

1,914 

1,129 

785 

55 

Tyirell  and 

■■ 

Washington, 

1,280 

790 

2,070 

i,3'?4 

1,376 

1,028 

848 

56 

Martin, 

971 

799 

1,770 

1,361 

1,332 

873 

500 

* 

57 

Bertie, 

959 

1,264 

2.223 

1,215 

1,403 

1,219 

184 

58 

Hertford, 

712 

775 

1,487 

1,206 

1,209 

706 

503 

59 

Gates, 

723 

469 

1,192 

800 

793 

542 

251 

60 

Chowan, 

607 

667 

1.274 

1,105 

1,100 

823 

277 

61 

Perquimans, 

705 

693 

1,398 

873 

898 

808 

90 

62]  Pasquotank  and 

Camden, 

1,409 

1,511 

2,920 

1,894 

1,883 

1,831 

553 

63 

Currituck, 

919 

381 

1,300 

950 

948 

456 

493 

64 

Craven, 

1,595 

8,183 

4.778 

3,825 

3,817 

3,232 

585 

65 

Onslow, 

816 

402 

1.218} 

740 

739 

440 

299 

66 

Carteret, 

1,195 

749 

1,944[ 

1,461 

1,465 

873 

593 

67 

Jones, 

483 

539 

1,022 

843 

843 

540 

303 

68 

Beaufort, 

1,499 

925 

2,424 

1,557 

1,553 

928 

635 

69 

Pitt, 

1,450 

1,449 

2,89;> 

2.459 

2,480 

1,545 

935 

70 

Hyde, 

876 

565 

1,441 

1,000 

1,000 

590 

410 

106,721 

72,932 

179,653 

126,030 

93,006 

83,961 

63 

BUREAU  OF  CIVIL  AFFAIRS, 
Citadel,  Charleston,  S.  C,  December  26,  1867. 
The  foregoing  is  a  correct  statement  from  the  Returns  of  the  election  held  on  the 
19th  and  20th  daj's  of  November  last,  in  and  for  the  State  of  North  Carolioa,  made 
to  these  Headquarters  by  the  canvassers,  and  from  the  returns  made  by  the  Boards 
of  Registration  for  the  several  registration  precincts  of  said  State,  it  appears  there- 
by that  a  majority  of  the  votes  given  at  the  said  election  were  "  Foil  A  CONVEN- 
TION;" and,  also,  that  at  such  election  a  majority  of  all  the  registered  voters  of  said 
State  voted  on  the  question  of  holding  said  Convention. 

A.  J.  WILLARD, 
Chief  of  Bureau  of  Civil  Affairs. 


BOSADALIS  beautifies  the  complexion. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


137 


POSTAGE.                                U.  S.  OFFICERS. 

Scale  of  Depreciation  of  Confederate  Currency. 

MONTHS. 

1861 

1862 

1863 

1864 

1865 

$1  20 
1  30 
1  50 
1  50 
1  50 
1  50 
1  50 
1  50 

$3  00 

3  00 

4  00 

5  00 

5  50 

6  50 
9  00 

14  00 

$2100 
21  00 
23  00 

20  00 
19  00 
18  00 

21  00 
23  00 

25  00 

26  00 
30  00 

$50  00 

50  00 

60  00 

100  00 

July               

2  00    14  00 
2  00    14  00 

October 

$i  io 

2  50    15  00 

1  15|     2  50.  20  00 

December  1st  to  10th  inclusive, 

34  00 

"         10th  to  20th, 

42  00 
49  00 

"        20th  to  31st      

Rates  of  Postage. 

DOMESTIC. 

All  transient  matter,  except  duly  cer- 
tified letters  of  soldiers  and  sailors,  must 
be  prepaid  by  stamps. 

No  package  will  be  forwarded  which 
weighs  over  four  pounds,  except  books 
published  or  circulated  by  order  of  Con- 
gress. 

Valuable  Letters  may  be  registered  by 
the  payment  of  a  registration,  fee  of  ,20 
cents. 

Oil  all  letters  throughout  the  United 
States,  3  cents  for  each  half  ounce  or 
fraction  thereof. 

Drop  or  local  letters,  2  cents  for  each 
half  ounce  or  fraction  thereof ;  no  car- 
rier's fee  for  delivery. 

Printed  books,  in  one  package,  to  one 
address,  4  cts.  for  each  4  ounces  or  frac- 
tion thereof. 

Circulars,  unsealed,  not  exceeding  3  in 
number,  to  one  address,  2  cents;  the 
same  rate  for  every  three  or  less  number 
additional. 

On  all  transient  newspapers  or  other 
printed  matter,  (books  and  circulars  ex- 
cepted,) and  on  all  seeds,  cuttings,  &c., 
pamphlets,  books,  MSS.,  and  proof 
sheets, maps,  engravings,blanks, patterns, 
envelopes  and  photographs,  contained  in 
one  package,  to  one  address,  2  cents  for 
each  4  ounces  or  fraction  thereof. 

FOREIGN. 
On  letters  to  Great   Britain   and  Ire- 
land, single  rate  24  cents,  prepayment 
optional. 
To  the  German  States,   by  Prussian 
17 


Closed  Mail,  single  rate,  30  cents ;  pre- 
paid, 28  cents. 

On  the  above  the  ratings  are  half 
ounce  or  fraction,  one  rate ;  over  half 
ounce,  but  not  over  one  ounce,  two  rates ; 
and  two  rates  for  each  additional  ounce 
or  fraction  of  an  ounce. 

To  France,  15  cents  for  each  quarter 
ounce  or  fraction  thereof. 

To  Canada  and  New  Brunswick,  10 
cents  per  half  ounce,  any  distance.  Pre- 
payment optional. 

To  other  British  N  orth  American  Pro- 
vinces, not  over  3000  miles,  10  cents  per 
half  ounce  ;  over  3000  miles,  15  cents  per 
half  ounce.  Prepayment  optional,  ex- 
cept to  Newfoundland. 


GoYermnent  United  States. 

Andrew  Johnson,  of  Tenn. ,  Pres- 
ident, salary $25,000 

Benjamia  F.  Wade,  of  Ohio,  Pres- 
ident protem  of   Senate  U.  S . .     8,000 

THE   CABINET. 

Secretary  of  State,  Wm.  H.  Sew- 
ard, of  N.  Y.,  salary $8,000 

Sec.  of  Treasury,  Hugh  McCul- 
loch,  of  Ind 8,000 

Sec.  of  War,  (in  contest.)  8,000 

Sec.  of  Navy,  Gideon  Wells,  of 
Conn 8,000 

Sec.  of  the  Interior,  Orville  II. 
Browning,  of  111 8,000 

Attorney  General,  Henry  Stanbery 

of   Ohio 8,000 

Postmaster  General,  Alex.  W. 
Randall,  of  Wis 8,000 


138 


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Eeal  Estate  Eeport  of  the  Comptroller  for  tlie  year  ending  Septem- 
ber 30th,  1867. 


COUNTIES. 

!^o.   Acres 
Land. 

Valuation 
Land. 

Valuation 
Town  Prop- 
erty. 

Aggregate 

Value  Ileal 

Estate. 

Alamance, 

228,318 
135,757 
111,740 
310.340 
305,634 
526,890 
333,98'4 
496.539 
349,465 
346,620 
200,637 
213,819 
244,843 
206,575 
78,244 
147,050 
259.563 
465,040 
444.355 
80,000 
87.109 
321,828 
376,440 
460,713 
444.977 
137,084 
250,703 
157,619 
407,091 
321,967 
211,527 
292,900 
221,968 
160,882 
439.954 
157.171 
398.261 
412,874 
309.487 
254.391 
195,514 
191,410 
158,181 
336,123 
550,204 
485,887 
202,197 
230,917 
174:658 
333,384 
293,800 
233,822 
202,030 
302,679 
187,261 
295,516 
494.821 
309,555 

$     1,409,068 

643,020 

320,311 

1,519,347 

621,224 

921,948 

1,896,284 

1,308,429 

539,082 

1,194,835 

786,685 

1,667,823 

1,455,865 

810,641 

539,367 

374,013 

2,205.678 

2  076,568 

465,128 

425,628 

167,582 

1,050,840 

692,435 

812,954 

1,316,758 

576,357 

1,892,757 

1,197,830 

1,191,355 

3.386  628 

1,229,906 

1,546,915 

1,132,950 

813,483 

3,042,674 

918,560 

2,161,487 

3,148,010 

688,824 

418,708 

948,906 

1,100,520 

890.218 

1,062,948 

340,257 

1,620.427 

693.041 

1,237,503 

181,329 

338,548 

371,057 

1,109,607 

832,539 

1,984,043 

192.983 

577.017 

104,890 

1,468,614 

1          40,795 
25,350 

792,357 
23,720 

452,403 
65,300 
29,902 
72,460 

437,197 
93,225 

184,958 
51,440 
31,654 

245,353 

169,556 

66,457 

40,728 

138.532 

1,566 

87,779 

24,125 

667,300 

640,038 

122,000 

65,800 

88,341 

254,245 

316,904 

199.690 

29,725 

23.800 

258,151 

22,445 

351,155 

181,801 

5,930 

13,075 

65.700 

^  146,937 

154.275 

9,550 

58,414 

18,300 

124,200 

139,738 

32.175 

6,510 

'  130.047 

22,500 

687,095 

7.115 
29;i25 
14,800 

%     1,449,863 

Alexander 

568,370 

Alleghany 

320,311 

Anson 

2,311,704 

Ashe 

644.944 

Beaufort 

1,374,351 

Bertie     

1,961,584 

Bladen 

1,338,331 

Brunswick 

618,542 

Buncombe 

1,432,032 

Burke 

879,890 

Cabarrus 

Catawba 

1,802,784 
1,507,305 

Caldwell 

843,295 

Camden 

539,367 

Carteret 

•     619,366 

Caswell 

Chatham 

Cherokee 

2,375,234 

2,143,025 

505,856 

Chowan 

564,160 

Clay 

169,148 

Cleveland 

1,138,619 

716,56C 

Craven 

1,480,254 

l,957,69fi 

Currituck 

576,357 

2,014,757 

Davie   

l,263,63f 

l,279,69e 

Edgecombe 

3,640.873 

1,546,810 

Franklin 

1,746,605 

Gaston 

,       1,162.67c 

Gates 

837,28? 

Granville 

3,300,821: 

Greene 

941. OCt 

2,512,6-4S 

Halifax 

3,329,811 
694,75^ 

Haywood 

431,78c 

1,014,60( 

Hertford 

1,147,457 

890.21^ 

Iredell 

1,817,22;- 

349,80'" 

Johnston   

1,678,841 

701,341 

Lenoir 

1,361,70: 

321,067 

Macon    

370,72g 

Itladison 

377,567 

Martin 

1.239,654 

McDowell 

755,039 

Mecklenburg 

2,071,138 

192,983 

Montgomery 

584,132 

134,015 

Nash 

1,483,414 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


139 


NUESERYMAN. 


PRODUCTS  IN  1860. 


Eaal  Estate  Eeport  of  tlie  Coinptroller.--Oontinued. 


COUNTIES. 


No.   Acres 
Land. 


New  HaEOver 
Northampton. 

Onslow 

Orange 

Pasquotank. . . 
Perquimans. . , 

Person 

Pitt 

Polk 

Randolph. . . . 

Richmond 

Rutherford. . 
Rockingham  , 

Rowan 

Robeson, 


Valuation 
Land. 


506,287 
320,717 
300,071 
359,457 
101,100 
154,625 
237,237 
371,590 
322,017 
446,846 
404,191 
303,920 
340,784 
29,G64 
579,116 

Sampson'.  ■.■.;....: I   498,481 

Stanlv 226,736 

Stokes 254,404 

Surry -^28?;23T-- 

Transylvania 147,088 

Tyrrell 131,206 

Union 365,353 

Wake  562,173 

Warren.' :.':.■  .■;■..■.■.■ 310.610 

Y/ashington 179,173 

Wavne.? 310,000 

Watauga 180,810 

Wilkes. 434,859 

Wilson 205,131 

Yadkin 214,112 

Yancey 132,305 


Valuation 
Town  Prop- 
erty. 


Aggregate 

Value  Real 

Estate. 


1,514,081 
2,153,714 

638,990 
1,990,409 
1,031,527 

989,516 
1,527,144 
1,986,175 

420,782 
1,787,507 
1.036,651 
i;065,973 
2,061,511 
2,092,652 
1,472,848 
1,475,342 

621,583 

941,375 

447  227 

348',744 

1,165,686 

3,210,870 

2,004,812 

570,373 

1,925,599 

382,920 

1,634,864 

1,115,207 

926,133 

341,489 


20,605,70011103,421,766 


2,809,876 
40,560 
26,750 
330,234 
346;743 
60,110 
28,725 
83,194 
13,748 
51.035 
13,325 
73,150 
62,505 
481,165 
48,280 
73,575 
11,265 
27,5JQ... 
33,994 
3,826 
4,513 
47,150 
844,958 
204,306 
55,325 
206,086 
2,390 
25,210 
18,130 
39,922 
12,275 


4,423,957 
2,194,274 

715,740 
2,326,653 
1,378,272 
1,043,626 
1,555,869 
2,070,170 

434,530 
1,818,542 
1,069,376 
1,139,123 
2,124,016 
2,573,817 
1,521,833 
1,548,903 

632,848 

1,102,383 

451,053 

253,257 

1,212,236 

4,055,828 

2,209,118 

625,698 

2,131,695 

385,310 

1,060,074 

1,301,337 

906,055 

353,764 


$13,909,541^117,391,317 


Nurserymen. 


Cannon,  James,  Edenton. 

Evans,  Moses,  Abbott's  Creek,  Davidson 
County. 

Fentress,  J.  Milton,  Greensboro'. 

Kiuney,  Isaac,  Thomasvule. 

Kline,  D.  Wilmington  Gardens,  Wilming- 
ton. 

Lindley,  Thomas,  Cain  Creek. 

Lindley,  Owen,  Cain  Creek. 

Lindley,  Joshua,  Greensboro'. 

Lindley,  J.  V.  five  miles  west  of  Greens- 
boro'. 

Meudenhall,  C.  P.,  near  Greensboro'. 

Wyche,  John,  Henderson. 

)  Rev.  C.W.Westbrook, 

Wcst'.roo'-c  &  Oo.  [  G.  W.  Albright, 
)  W.  M.  Albright. 


Products  in  1860. 

Live  Stock,      3,326,000,  annual  product. 

Wheat,  4,700,000,  bush,  an'l  pro'ct 

Corn,  30,000,000,      ■         "       " 

Oats,  2,800,000, 

Rye,  437,000, 

Peas,  1,900,000, 

Potatoes,  830,000, 

Sweet  Pota's,  6,140,000, 

Cotton,  58,000,000,  lbs.   per  an'm. 

Tobacco,  32,900,000,      ■ 

Rice,  7,600,000, 

Wool,  883,000, 

Honey,  2,055,000, 

Turpentine,     1,000,000,  bbls. 


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NEWSPAPERS. 


TAXES. 


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Taxes  of  1867. 

Showing  the  aggregate  amount  of  State 
Taxes  derived  from  the  various  sub- 
jects of  Taxation  in  the  State. 

Land |88,223  47 

Town  Property 8,744  15 

White  Polls 52,037  00 

Colored  Polls 29,312  00 

Money  due  or  on  hand 9,274  99 

Bank  Dividends 25  00 

Corporation  Dividends 230  98 

Watches 4,622  05 

Gold  and  Silver  Plated  Ware.  130  71 

Harps  and  Pianos 1,809  00 

Pleasure  Carriages 6,067  73 

Salaries  and  Fees 1,520  17 

Income 3,462  63 

Spirituous     Liquors     bought 

from  Non-Residents 13,030  01 

Sprituous      Liquors      bought 

from  Residents 5,461  56 

Toll  Gates,  Ferries  &  Bridges  1,001  79 

Merchandise 13,003  93 

Ready-Made  Clothing 1,661  15 

Hotels,  &c., 212  13 

Patent  Medicines 452  41 

Express  Companies 566  18 

Gas  Companies 20  00 

Brokers 949  23 

Playing  Cards 222  .50 

Studs  and  Jacks  3,715  50 

Riding  Vehicles  made  out  of 

the  State 23  10 

Auctioneers 102  76 

Dii-ks,Bowie-knives,Pistols,&c  4,446  00 

Collateral  Descents 366  11 

Theatrical  Companies 20  OO 

Concerts  and  JVIusical  Enter- 
tainments   110  00 

Circus  Exhibitions 165  00 

Insurance  Companies 990  88 

Billiard  Tables 770  00 

TenPinAUeys 360  00 

Livery  Stables 287  50 

Retailers  Spirituous  Liquors. .  9,070  00 

Liquor  Distillers 6,741  98 

Non-Resident    Dentists     and 

Daguerreotypists 125  00 

Non-Resident  Horse  and  Mule 

Drovers 57  95 

Pedlers 330  00 

Itinerant  Liquor  Sellers 850  00 

Distress 50  00 

Privileged  Voters 44  00 

Marriage  Licenses 4,157  63 

Mortgages,  Deeds  in  Tiaist,  &c  298  36 
Deeds  for  Conveyance  of  Real 

Estate 343  63 

Subjects  Unlisted , . . .  616  30 

Delinquents 7  00 

Total  amount $276,209  37 


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146 


JS'ORTH  CAROLIN'A 


MASONIC 


LODGES. 


Subordinate  Lodges  Working  under  the  Jurisdiction  of  tlie  Grand 
Lodge  of  North  Carolina 


St.  John's, 

Royal  White  Ilert, 

S.  John's, 

Charity, 

Unanimity, 

Phcenix, 

Johnston  Caswell, 

American  George, 

Phalanx, 

Stokes, 

Wm.  R.  Davie, 

Hiram, 

Liberty, 

King  Solomon, 

Concord, 

Perseverance, 

Kilvsrinning, 

Eagle, 

Widow's  Son, 

Greensboro', 

Zion, 

Mount  l^Ioriah, 

La  Fayette, 

Fellowship, 

Morning  Star, 

Enfield, 

Skewarkee, 

Western  Star, 

Joseph  Warren, 

Jerusalem, 

St.  John's, 

Wake  Forest, 

Hiram, 

Fulton, 

Warren, 

Columbus, 

Pasquotank, 

Orr, 

Perquimans, 

Clinton, 

Belmont, 

Franklin, 

Wentworth, 

Wayne, 

Person, 

St.  Albans, 

Holly  Springs, 

Mt.  Lebanon, 

Mt.  Hermon, 

Logan, 

Tuscarora, 

Franklinton, 

Clinton. 

Mill  Creek, 

Gatesville, 


1  Wilmington, 
2 1  Halifax, 
3  New  Berne, 
5  Windsor, 

7  Edenton, 

8  Fayetteville, 
10  Warrenton, 
17  Murfreesboro', 

31  Charlotte, 

32  Concord, 
37  Lexington, 
40  Raleigh, 

45  Wilkesboro', 
56  Jackson, 

58  Tarboro', 

59  Plymouth, 
64  Wadesboro', 
71  Hillsboro', 

75  Camden  C.  H. 

76  Greensboro', 

81  Trenton, 

82  Statesville, 

83  Jacksonville, 

84  Smithfield, 

85  Nashville, 
88  Enfield, 

90  Williamston, 

91  Rutherfordton, 

92  Stantonsburg, 

95  Hookerton,  Greene, 

96  Kinston, 

97  Dunnsville,  Wake, 

98  Clinton, 

99  Salisbury, 

101  Kenansville, 

102  Pittsboro', 

103  Elizabeth  City, 

104  Washington, 

106  Hertford, 

107  Yancey ville, 

108  Bear  Swamp, Duplin 

109  Beaufort, 

111  Wentworth, 

112  Goldsboro', 

113  Roxboro', 

114  Lumberton, 

1 15  Holly  Springs, 

117  Wilson, 

118  Asheville, 

121  Jamestov/n, 

122  Oxford, 

123  Franklinton, 

124  Louisburg, 

125  Newton  Grove, 

126  Gatesville, 


Thos.  M.  Gardner, 


Charles  C.  Clark, 
William  P.  Gurley, 
Thos.  Thompson, 
Chas.  R.  Banks, 
William  J.  White, 
J.  W.  Hutchings, 
>:.  L.  Riddle, 
Wm.  A.  Patterson, 
W.  D.  Lindsay, 

D.  W.  Bain, 

R.  F.  Armfield, 
N.  R.  Odom, 
Donald  Williams, 
N.  D.  Norman, 
Bej.  D.  Kendall, 
Thomas  Webb, 

S.  C.  Dodson, 
Roscoe  Barrus, 
W.  M.  Campbell, 

E.  W.  Ward, 
S.  P.  Horton, 
R.  H.  Sorsby, 

S.  W.  Watts, 

8.  Woodard, 
John  M.  Patrick, 
Thomas  A.  Harvey, 
Jas.  S.  Ray, 
Rev.  H.  McAlpin, 
W.  H.  Bailey, 
J.  D.  Southerland, 
W.  L.  London, 
R.  K.  Speed, 
Wm.  A.  Potts, 
J.  W.  Albertson, 
C.  D.  Vernon, 

Isaac  Ramsey, 

Nathan  Adams, 
Wm.  H.  Smith, 

James  T.  Adams, 
G.  W.  Blount, 
Hobt.  B.  Vance, 
W.  G.  Sapp, 
L.  C.  Taylor, 
J.  H.  Whitfield, 
M.  S.  Davis, 
J.  J.  Harper, 
Wm.  P.  Roberts, 


W.M.  Poisson, 


J.  P.  Dillingham. 
W.  P.  IMitchell. 

C.  E.  Robinson. 

A.  M.  Campbell. 
J.  M.  Waddill. 
W   E.  Pool. 

W.  D.  Stone, 
T.  M.Henderson. 
H.  J.  Grimes. 
J.  C.  Marcom. 
W.  Carmichael, 
F.  M.  Spivey. 
R.  S.  Sugg. 
R.  S.  Goelet. 
R.  B.  Horton, 

D.  D.  PhiUips. 

J.  F.  Hughes. 
J.  Kinsey. 
P.  C.  Carlton. 
Z.  M.  Coston. 

E.  S.  Parker. 

J.  J.  Q.  Taylor. 

J.  J.  Martin. 

B.  D  Wilson. 
J.  W.  Grainger. 
S.  B.  West. 

J.  H.  Bell. 
Amos  Royal, 
L.  V.  Brown. 

D.  Mallard. 
W.  F.  Fooshee. 
Wm.  Glover. 

E.  S.  Hoyt. 
J.  R.  Wood. 
N.  K.  Roan. 

R.  E.  Walker. 

W.  E.  Dulin. 
J.  L.  Harris. 

W.  H.  Stinson. 
W.  B.  Harrell. 
M.  E.  Carter. 
Jas.  C.  Palmer. 
W.  S.  Grandy. 
S.  F.  Ellis. 
B.  P.  Clifton. 
W.  N.   Rose,  Jr. 
J.  M.  Holland. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


147 


MASONIC 


LODGES. 


Blaokmer, 

Hanks, 

Dan  River, 

Conoho, 

Radiance, 

Alamance, 

Mocksville, 

Black  Rock, 

Leaksville, 

Lincoln, 

King  Solomon, 

Mount  Energy, 

Carolina, 

Cane  Creek, 

Mount  Vernon, 

Taylor, 

Junaluskee, 

Cherokee, 

Palmyra, 

Adoniram, 

Pee  Dee, 

Chalmers, 

Mount  Carmel, 

Scotch  Ireland, 

AVhite  Stone, 

Rolesville, 

Mount  Pleasant, 

Knap  of  Reeds, 

liocky  River, 

Beaixmoiit, 

Rock  Rest, 

Yadkin, 

Deep  River, 

Archer, 

Saint  Paul's, 

Winston, 

Pleasant  Hill, 

Blackmer, 

Delk, 

Buffaloe, 

Union, 

Geo.  Washington, 

PoUocksville, 

Marlboro, 

Siloam, 

La  Fayette, 

Caldwell, 

Carthage, 

Townesville, 

Centre  Grove, 

Jordan, 

Sandy  Creek, 

Pine  Forest, 

Central  Cross, 

Balfour, 

Fair  Bluff, 

Granite, 

Bumsville, 

Cape  Fear. 


127  Clark's  Creek, 

128  Franklinsville, 

129  Madison. 
131  Hamilton, 
133  Snow  Hill, 

133  Graham, 

134  Mocksville, 

135  Black  Rock, 

136  Leaksville, 

137  Lincolnton, 

138  Long  Creek, 

140  Tranquility, 

141  Ansonville, 
143  Snow  Camp, 

143  Goldston,  Chatham, 

144  Belle  Voir,         " 

145  Franklin, 
14G  Murphy, 
147  xiverasboro', 

149  Young's  X  Roads, 

150  Norwood's  Store, 

151  Carbonton, 

153  Scott's  Hill, 

154  Rowan  ]\Iills, 

155  Wakefield,  Wake  co. 

156  Rolesville,  Wake  co. 

157  Roger's  Store, 

158  Knap  of  Reeds, 

159  Mud  Licjc, Chatham, 

160  Beaumont,       '' 

161  Hadley's  Mills, 

163  Yadkinsville, 

164  Foust's  ISIills, 

165  Ci'eechville, 

166  Beatty's  Bridge, 

167  Winston, 

168  Patterson's  Store, 
17()  Reem's  Creek, 
171  Colerain,  Bertie, 
173  Buffaloe,  Moore, 

173  KemersvUle, 

174  Lasater's  X  Roads, 

175  PoUocksville, 
177'3Iarlboro',  Pitt, 

178  Harrel's  Store, 

179  Leasburg, 

180  Chapel  Hill, 

181  Carthage, 
183;  Townesville, 
183  Summerfield, 
184'Reynoldson, 

185  Laurel,  Franklin, 
186 1  Harrington, 

187  Peach  Tree  Grove, 

188  Ashboro', 
190 1  Fair  Bluff, 
191  [Clayton, 
lU3jBurnsville, 
194  Elizabethtown, 


E.  J.  LiUy, 
D.  Curtis, 

Wm.  W.  Watts, 
D.  A.  Sugg, 
Wm.  A.  Albright, 
J.  M.  Clement, 
J.  C.  Daniel, 
T.  W.  Field, 
David  Schenck, 
S.  H.  Bell, 
W.  K  Harris, 
W.  S.  Kendall, 
T.  P.  Henderson, 
R.  B.  Paschall, 

F.  Poindexter, 
P.  C.  Gaston, 
Anson  Parker, 
J.  F.  Clack, 

R.  A.  Stewart, 

J.  G.  Ramsay, 
M.  Whitley, 
R.  E.  Harris, 
Dudley  Peed, 
Jno.  Peed, 

H.  H.  Fike, 
J.  B.  West, 
Jno.  G.  Marler, 
Alfred  Cavness, 
Jos.  Blake, 
A.  M.  Colvin, 
P.  A.  Wilson, 
T.  M.  Shoffuer, 
R.  V.  Blackstock, 
Etherton  Wilson, 
Jno.  Mcintosh, 
J.  H.  Hester, 
C.M.Scott, 


Owen  Fennell, 
J.  L.  Stanfield, 
Manuel  Fetter, 
A.  R.  McDonald, 
J.  R.  Duty, 
O.  McMichael, 


G.  McDougald, 
A.  Thomas, 
Samuel  Walker, 
J.  Q.  Smith, 
H.  P.  Guess, 
W.  M.  Moore, 
T.  S.  Whitted, 


C.  C.  Wade. 
J.  F.  S.  Julian. 

G.  H.  Crofton. 
T.  Edwards, 
J.  K.  Ruffin. 
J.  M.  Johnson. 
J.  F.  Oliver. 

B.  L  Field. 
Wm.  J.  Hoke. 
W.  S.  Larkins. 
J.  B.  Floyd. 

J.  M.  Wright. 

C.  A.  Brewer. 
W.  H.  EUis. 

L.  F.  Siler. 
Wm.  Beal. 
J.  W.  Pipkin. 

B.  T.  Winston. 

A.  McLeod, 

D.  Fleming. 

W.  B.  Chamblee. 
S.  W.  TerreU. 
D.  K.  Moore. 
F.  J.  Tilley. 

C.  H.  Womble. 
W.  C.  Hadley. 
T.  C.  Hauser. 
W.  G.  Lane. 

D.  L.  Barnes. 
S.  Anders. 
W.  F.  Swaim. 
Wm.  M.  Kime. 
W.  M.  Weaver. 
J.  W.  Sessoms. 
A.  B.  Nicholson. 
J.  W.  Gentry. 
R.  C.  CouncU. 


A.  C.  Ward. 

G.  N.  Thompson. 

A.  Mickle. 

J.  F.  McDonald. 

R.  H.   Paschall. 

D.  B.  Walker. 


J.  M.Hanington. 
J.  J.  Bowden. 
Z.  F.  Hush. 
E.  D.  Meares. 
J.  M.  White. 
S.  R.  Hensley. 
R.  S.  GUlespie. 


148 


NORTH  CAROLINA 


MASONIC 


LODGES. 


NAHE. 


Mount  Olivet, 

Falkland, 

*Clierokee, 

Carey, 

High  i'oint, 

Pisgah, 

Eagle  Rock, 

Cleaveland, 

Roanoke, 

Berea, 

Long  Creek, 

Mingo, 

Lebanon, 

Mount  Olive,    * 

New  Salem, 

£noe, 

Ashland, 

Industrial, 

Crane's  Creek, 

Richland, 

New  Light, 

Catawba  Valley, 

Wm.  G.  Hill, 

Jefferson, 
'  Stokesburg, 

Webster, 

Tabernacle, 

County  Line, 

Haw  River, 

Wilson, 

Jonesville, 

McCormick, 

Henderson, 

Corinthian, 

William  T.  Bain, 

Gunter, 

Lenoir, 

Anchor, 

Cokesbury, 

Mount  Zion, 

Mystic  Tie, 

Atlantic. 

Nahunta, 

Wiccacon, 

Oscilla, 

Loch  Lomond, 

Rountree, 

Monroe, 

New  Berne, 

Elmwood, 

Mount  Hermon, 

Catawba, 

Pythagoras, 

Bhiloh, 

Rockford, 

Holly  Grove, 

Lee, 

Mount  Bethel, 


195 

196 

197 

198 

199 

200 

201 

202 

203 

204 

205 

206 

207 

208 

209 

210 

211 

212 

213 

214 

215 

217 

218 

219 

220 

222 

223 

224 

225 

226 

227 

228 

229 

230 

231 

222 

233 

234 

235 

236 

237 

238 

239 

240 

241 

252 

243 

244 

245 

246 

247 

24H 

249 

250 

251 

252 

253 

254 


Brewer's  Mills, 

Falkland,  Pitt, 

Grogansville, 

Carey,  Wake, 

High  Point, 

Hendersonville, 

Eagle  Rock, 

Shelby, 

Weldon, 

Berea, 

Hopewell, 

Draughn's  Store, 

Whiteville, 

Mount  Olive, 

New  Salem, 

Durham's, 

Mount  Airy, 

Company  Shops, 

Crane's  Creek, 

Thomasville, 

New  Light, 

Morganton, 

Raleigh, 

Jefferson, 

Walnut  Cove, 

Elevation, 

Glimmer's  Store, 

County  Line,  Davii 

Summerfield, 

Olin, 

Jonesville, 

Jonesboro', 

Henderson, 

Rocky  Mount, 

Holland's, 

Haywood, 

Moseley  Hall, 

Auburn, 

Chalk  Level, 

St.  Lawrence, 

Marion, 

Currituck  C.  H., 

Nahunta,  Wayne, 

Harrellsville, 

Tally-Ho. 

Floral  College, 

Contentnea  Neck, 

Monroe, 

New  Berne, 

Greensboro', 

Curtis'  MlUs, 

Newton, 

SmithviUe. 

WUliamboro', 

Rockford, 

Holly  Grove, 

Taylorsville, 

Lomaxville, 


W.  MASTEB.  SECRETARIES, 


H.  T.  Moffitt, 

J.  M.  Grogan, 
W.  B.  Allen, 
W.  P.  Pugh, 
G.  S.  Jones, 
T.  H.  Avera, 
R.  B.  Price, 


C.  W.  McCoy, 
Joel  Jackson, 

D.  N.  Gore, 

E.  J.  Hines, 

W,  A.  WooUen, 
W.  J.  H.  Durham, 
T.  W.  Prather, 
J.  C.  Holt, 
Jno.  McNiell, 
J.  S.  Hambrick, 
A.  L.  Davis, 
J.  A.  ClayweU, 
J.  B.  Neath  ery, 
Q.  F.  Neal, 
A.  Fulton, 


J.  W.  Heath, 

e  J.  M.  Turner, 

J.  S.  Brown, 

B.  Tomlin, 

C.  L.  Cook, 
J.  O.  A.  KeUy, 
G.  B.  Harris, 
H.  R.  Thorp, 
S.  M.  Utley, 
Wm.  S.  Gunter, 
W.  B.  Reid, 
G.  H.  Faribault, 
G.  W.  Pegram, 
Wm.  Lineberry, 
A.  G.  Halyburton, 
W.  S.  Mercer, 
J.  T.  Edgerton, 
Jas.  M.  Wynn, 
J.  W.  Booth, 

C.  Black, 
H.  S.  Lee, 
W.  H.  Fitzgerald, 
J.  O.  Whittemore, 
J.  W.  Howlet, 
A.  Shai-p, 
E.  A.  Wareck, 
S.  D.  Thurston, 
Y.  McC.  Montague, 
Abram  Weaver, 

H.  T.  Burke, 

D.  T.  Deans, 


Orlando  Cox. 

J.  A.  Price. 
A.  F.  Page. 
W.  C.  Denny. 
S.  Waldrop. 
P.  P.  Pace. 
J.  C.  Gidney. 


D.  F.  Dixon. 
R.  Ward. 
V.  V.  Richardson. 
G.  M.  Roberta, 
A.  Greyson. 
L.  Nichols. 
J.  W.  Rawley. 
W.  D.  Faucett. 
D.  C.  Ferguson. 
J.  L.  Lee. 
D.  D.  BaUey. 
L.  Perry. 
J.  H.  Aiford. 
D.  B.  Murchison. 
R.  H.  Massey. 

A.  Dixon. 
Daniel  Coble. 
J.  W.  Ellis. 

W.  W.  Ragsdale. 
H.  A.  Mowbray. 
C.  C.  Benham. 

B.  Gunter. 
W.  W.  Jones. 
W.  B.  Jordan. 
S.  M.  Williams. 
J.  W.  Scott. 

A.  J.  Mclntyre. 
W.  A  Sturdivant. 
J.  G.  Brown. 
G.  Kirkman. 
S.  B.  Erwin. 
S.  C.  Seymour. 
J.  J.  Barden. 
Hugh  Quin. 
W.  JVIeadows. 
R.  LiUy. 
L.  Lee. 

T.  D.Winchester 
G.  S.  Campbell. 
J.  R.  Wharton. 
J.  R.  Garrett. 
E.  J.  Holt 
P.  Prioleau. 
W.  M.  Taner. 
W.  M.  Norman. 

J.  R.  Wilson. 
H.  P.  Lomax. 


*  Communications  at  present  to  be  adc!reBiBe(3  to  Leaksvills. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


149 


MASONIC 

LODGES 

,  &C. 

NAME. 

No 

POST-OFFICE. 

\V.   MASTEK. 

SECRETARIES. 

Oaks, 

255 

Oaks, 

W.  G.  Stanford, 

8.  S.  Webb. 

Trinity, 

256 

Trinity  College, 

B.  Craven, 

F£.  J.  Harris. 

J.  B.  Person, 

257 

Beulah,  Johnston, 

Ray  Phillips, 

B,  W.  Hatcher. 

Harnett, 

258 

Raleigh, 

J.  C.  Marcom, 

D.  C.  Holland. 

Waynesville, 

259 

Waynesville, 

D.  B.  Nelson, 

W.  C.  Brown. 

Centre  Hill, 

260 

Centre  HiU, 

D.  Barclift, 

R.  Dillard. 

Excelsior, 

261 

Charlotte, 

S.  Wittkowsky, 

0.  J.  Lang. 

High  Brighton, 

262 

Lenoir, 

C.  A.  CUley, 

A.  A.  Scroggs. 

Gaston, 

263 

Dallas, 

J.  F.  Smyer, 

E.  A.  Poe. 

Coble, 

264 

,Brick  Church, 
Farmington, 

D.  Coble, 

W.  A.  Coble. 

Farmington, 

265 

J.  W.  Wiseman, 

S.  W.  Naylor. 

Durbin, 

266 

Blockersville, 

Dunn's  Rock, 

267 

Brevard, 

S.  V.  Pickens, 

J.  A.  Harris. 

Unaka, 

268 

Webster, 

W.  L.  Love, 

L.  M.  Dillard. 

East  Bend, 

269 

East  Bend,  Yadkin, 

E.  Benbow, 

A,  Horn. 

Builder's, 

270 

Friendship, 

B.  J.  Sapp, 

B.  N.  Stevenson. 

Tabasco, 

271 

Gibsonville, 

W.  P.  Heath, 

G.  M.  Isley. 

Mebaneville, 

272 

Mebaneville, 

Watauga, 

273 

Boon, 

D.  B.  Dougherty, 

W.  L.  Bryan. 

St.  Patrick's, 

274 

Boon  Hin, 

W.  J.  Clarke, 

J.  W.  Dowd. 

Manuel  Fetter, 

275 

Moringsville, 

Beaver  Dam, 

266 

Monroe, 

J.  B.  Ashcraft, 

J.  A.  Marsh. 

No.  261  to  376  hot 

1  Inclusive,  were   chartered  at  the  Annual   Communication  of 

1867. 

Number  of  Lodges 

working,  203.     Number 

of  Masons  in  the  St 

ate,  11,122. 

Officers  of  the  Grand  Lodge  of  U,  0. 

R.  W.  Best,  G.  M.,  Raleigh, 

Dr.  J.  G.  Ramsay,  D.  G.  M.,  Rowan  Mills. 

R.  B.  Vance,  S.  G.  W.,  Ashville. 

T.  M.  Gardner,  J.  G.  W..  Wilmington. 

C.  W.  D.  Hutchings,  G.  T.,  Raleigh. 

D.  W.  Bain,  G.  Sec,  Raleigh. 

J.  A.  Reagan,  G.  Chaplain,  Reams  Creek. 

J.  W.  Beasley,  S.  G.  D.,  Windsor. 

W.  M.  Cocke,  J.  G.  D.,  Asheville. 

C.  A.  Cilley,  G.  Marshall,  Lenoir. 

C.  E.  Parish,  G.  S.  B.,  Hillsboro. 

J.  A.  Hedrick,  G.  P.,  Beaufort. 

J.  M.  Betts,  G.  Tyler,  Raleigh. 

COMMITTEE    ON    FOREIGN  CORRESPON- 
DENCE. 

R.  B.  Vance,  Chairman,  Ashville. 

Dr.  Ellis  Malone,  Louiaburg. 

W.  J.  Stanly,  Whitesville. 


COMMITTEE  ON  BY 

-LAWS  OP 

SUBORDI- 

NATE 

LODGES. 

John  Nichols, 
J.  B.  Neathery, 
D.  W.  Bain, 

Raleigh 
Raleigh 
Raleigh 

COMMITTEE  ON  MASONIC  JUBISPUDENCE. 

Dr.  W.  G.  Hill,  Raleigh. 

J.  B.  Batchelor,  Raleigh. 

John  Nichols.  Raleigh. 


COMMITTEE    ON     DIGEST     OP     MASONIC 
LAW. 

M.  W.  G.  M.,  R.  "W.  Best,  Raleigh. 
P.  G.  M..  Alfred  Martin,  Wilmington. 
Dr.  Thos.  B.  Carr,  Wilmington. 

Grand  Lodge  meets  annually  in  the 
City  of  Raleigh,  on  the  Ist  Monday  in 
December. 


Freema:onry  in  the  "Worli, 

It  is  estimated  that  at  present,  in 
round  numbers,  there  are  1,250,000  Free 
and  Accepted  Masons  scattered  upon  the 
face  of  the  globe.  Of  this  number  some 
150,000  are  in  England  ;  100,000  in  Scot- 
land, and  50,000  in  Ireland.  There  are 
about  60,000  on  the  Continent  of  Europe ; 
300,000  in  the  United  States,  and  50,000 
in  other  parts  of  the  world. 


Dental  Association  of  North  Carolina. 

Dr.  B.  F.  Arrington,  of  Wilmington, 
President. 

Dr.  V.  C.  Turner,  of  Henderson,  Corres- 
ponding Secretary. 


150 


NORTH  CAROLIKA 


RAILROADS. 


RAILROADS. 


Atlantic  and  Nortli  Carolina  E.  E. 


OFGICERS. 

John  D.  Whitford,  President. 
C.  V.  Jordan,  Engineer  &  Snperintend't. 
J.  C.  Justice,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 
W.  B.  Hall,  General  Ticket  Agent. 

DIRECTORS. 

On  part  of  State.         On  part  of  Stockholders. 
Council  Best.  John  C.  Washington. 

Jameb  M.  Parrott.    John  D.  Whitford, 
L.  C.  Desmond.         Geo.  Green. 
J.  L.  Morehead. 
John  D.  Planner. 
Alonzo  T.  Jenkins. 
William  Murdock. 
Isaac  Ramsay. 

G.  W.  Dill,  State  Proxy. 

Capital  Stock,  $1,000,000,  of  which  the 
State  owns  two-thirds. 

STATIONS  AND  DISTANCES. 


ES.  MILES. 

Dover 60 

Kinston 69 

Falling  Creek.  .75 
Mosely  Hall....81 

Best 86 

Goldsboro 95 


Morehead  City. ..   0 

Newport 10 

Ilavelock 18 

Croatan  . .   25 

Newbern 36 

Tuscarora 47 

Core  Creek 55 

Extends  from  Goldsboro,  via  Newbern 
to  Morehead  City,  95  miles,  and  connects 
with  the  North  Carolina  Central,  and  the 
Wilmington  and  Weldon  Railroads  at 
Goldsboro,  and  with  steamers  to  North- 
ern cities  at  Newbern  and  Morehead 
City. 


Chatliam  Railroad  Company. 

The  Chatham  Railroad,  not  yet  com- 
pleted, extends  from  Raleigh  to  Gulph 
in  Chatham  county,  45  miles,  and  con- 
nects with  the  North  Carolina  Central 
at  Carey,  near  Raleigh,  and  at  Egypt 
with  the  Western  Railroad  from  Fay- 
etteville,  and  is  designed  to  connect  also 
with  the  Cheraw  and  Coalfields  Railroad. 
The  ultimate  object  being  to  extend  the 
Road  to  Columbia,  S.  C.  Twenty -two 
miles  of  the  Road  already  graded 

OFFICERS. 

Gen.  W.  R.  Cox,  President. 

W.  W.  Vass,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

DIRECTORS. 

Gen.  W.  R.  Cox.  Geo.  W.  Mordecai. 

Dr.  W.  J.  Hawkins,     W.  H.  Willard. 
Thomas  Webb.  J.  M.  Heck. 


Charlotte  &  South  Carolina  E,  E. 

OFFICERS. 

Wm.  Johnston,  Presid't,  Charlotte,  N.  C- 
C.  Bouknight,  Supt.,  Columbia,  S.  C. 
Chas.  H.  Manson,  Sec.  &  Treas.,  Colum- 
bia, S.  C. 
E.  R.  Dorsey,  Geu'l  Freight  and  Ticket 
Agent,  Columbia,  S.  C. 

STATIONS  AND  DISTANCES. 

MILES.  MILES. 


/ 
Charlotte, 
Morrow's, 
Fort  Mills, 
Rock  HiU, 
Smith's, 
Lewis', 
Chester, 
Cornwell's, 
Blackstock's, 
Yongue's, 


0 
11 

18 
20 
35 
88 
45 
53 
57 
60 


White  Oak, 

64 

Adger's, 

67 

Winnsboro', 

72 

Simpson's, 

77 

Ridgeway, 

83 

Doko, 

90 

Killion's, 

96 

Columbia, 

106 

Junction, 

109 

Connects  with  Columbia  Branch  of  S. 
C.  R.  R.  at  Junction. 

Connects  with  Greenville  &  Columbia, 
and  Spartanburg  &  Union  Railroads  at 
Columbia. 

Connects  with  North  Carolina  R.  R., 
and  Wilmington,  Charlotte  &  Rutherford 
R.  R.  at  Charlotte. 

Petersburg  and  Weldon  E.  E, 

C.  p.  Collier,  President,  Petersburg. 
R.  B.  Pegi-am,  Superintendent. 

W.  H.  Browne,  Gen.  Ticket  Agent. 

D.  P.  Potts,  Treasurer. 

Reubin  Anderson,  Master  Machinist, 
—  Lanier,  Road  Master. 

STATIONS  AND    DISTANCES. 

MILES.  MILES. 

Weldon,  Oj  *Gaston BRANCH 

Garysburg,  loj — Trains     run    be- 

Ple/isant  HUl,  14  tween  Hicksford 
*HicksfordJunct., 21 1  Junction  and  Gas- 
Jarratt's,  34  ton,  N.  C,  connect- 

Stony  Creek,  42  ing  at  Gaston  with 

Ream's,  54 'the     Raleigh     and 

Petersburg,  64 'Gaston  Road. 

CONNECTIONS. 

1.  With  the  Wilmington  and  Weldon, 
Seaboard  and  Roanoke,  and  Raleigh  and 
Gaston,  at  Welden. 

2.  With  the  Richmond  and  Petersburg, 
and  Petersburg  and  Norfolk,  and  South 
Side  Roads,  at  Petersburg,  Va> 


The  Tarboro  Branch  Eailroad, 

Is  an  adjunct  of  the  Wilmington  and 
Weldon  Railraod,  from  Rocky  Mount  to 
Tarboro,  16  miles,  and  is  under  the  con- 
trol of  that  company. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


151 


RAILROADS. 


RAILROADS. 


Nortii" Carolina  Central  E.  E. 


OFFICERS. 


Josiah  Turner,  Jr.,  President. 

Jas  Anderson,  Chief  Engineer  &  Supt. 

P.  B.  Euffin,  Treasurer. 

F.  A.  Stagg,  Secretary. 

P.  D.  Swain,  General  Ticket  Agent. 


DIRECTORS. 


On  part  of  Stocl'holdcrs- 
Thomas  Webb, 
J.  L.  Morehead, 
D.  A.  Davis, 
VVm.  Murdoch. 


On  the  part  of  State. 

3.  M.  Coffin, 

Josiah  Turner,  jr., 

Peter  Adams, 

O.  G.  Parsley, 

R.  S.  Tucker, 

J.  E.  Allen, 

J.  W.  Thomas, 

Wm.  C.  Means, 

J.  ]M.  Coffin,  State  Proxy. 

Capital  stock of  which  the  State 

own  $3,000,000. 

STATIONS  AND   DISTANCES. 

MILES.  MILES. 

Oj  Graham,  2 

13 1  Haw  River,  2 

SlMebane's,  6 

13;HiUsboro',  10 


Charlotte, 

Harrisburg, 

Concord, 

China  Grove, 

Salisbury, 

Holtsburg, 

Lexington, 

Thomasville, 

High  Point, 

Jamestown, 

Greensboro', 

McLean's, 

Gibsonville, 

Company  Shops, 


OjUniversioy  Sta'n,  5 
8]  Durham's,  9 

OiJMorrisville,  13 

lllRaleigh,  12 

TlStallings,  15 

5!Smithfield,  12 

lOJBoon  Hill,  10 

8Goldsboro',  15 

7|  — 

7!TotalNo.  of  m,  223 


Connects  at  Charlotte  with  the  Char- 
lotte and  South  Carolina  Eailroad;  at 
Salisbury  with  the  Western  North  Caro- 
lina ;  at  Greensboro'  with  the  Piedmont 
Railroad;  at  Raleigh  with  the  Raleigh 
and  Gaston  Railroad  ;  and  the  Chatham 
Railroad,  (not  yet  completed,)  and  at 
Goldsboro'  with  t'ne  Wilmington  and 
Weldon,  and  the  Atlantic  and  North 
Carolina  Railroads. 


Ealeigli  and  Gaston  Eailroad. 

Shops  and  Offices  at  Raleigh. 

OFFICERS. 

Dr.  Wm.  J.  Hawkins,  President. 

Capt.  A.  B.  Andrews,  Superintendent. 

Maj.  W.  W.  Vass,  Treasurer. 

Col.  C.  B.  Allen,  Gen.  Freight  Agent. 

Thos.  Badger,  Secretary. 

J.  M.  Pool,  Gen.  Ticket  Ag't  &  Auditor. 

J.  B.  Gayle,  Master  Machinist. 

J.  R.  Thrower,  Road  Master. 

Jeptha  Horton,  Yard  Master. 


DIRECTORS. 

J.  B.  Littlejohn.     Geo.  W.  Mordecai. 
George  Little,        Dr.  Wm.  J.  Hawkins. 
C.  H.  K.  Taylor,     S.  S.  Eoyster, 
J.  B.  Batch elor. 

Authorized  capital  stock,  $1,500,000 

Reserved  stock,  16,000 

STATIONS  AND  DISTAIn'CES. 

MILES. 

Raleigh   ;    0 

Mill  Brook 6 

HuntsvUle 10 

Wake ,'15 

Franklinton 27 

KittreU's 36 

Henderson 43 

Junction 53 

Ridgeway 56 

Warrenton 61 

Macon 65 

Littleton 76 

Gaston 85 

Weldon... 97 

This  Road  extends  from  Raleigh  to 
Weldon,  97  miles,  and  connects  at  Ral- 
eigh with  the  N.  C.  Central  Railroad,  and 
at  Weldon  with  the  Petersburg  and  Roa- 
noke, the  Seaboard  and  Roanoke,  and 
the  Wilmington  and  Weldon  Railroads. 


Seaboard  and  Eoanoke"  Eailroad, 

OFFICERS. 

John  M.  Robinson,  Pres.  and  Gen.  Sup. 

Richard  Walke,  Treasurer. 

John  T.  Hill,  Auditor. 

Enoch  G.  Ghio,  Sup.  Transportation. 

J.  B.  Pendleton,  Snp.  Machinery. 

Sam'l  T.  Hand,  Sup.  Bridges. 


DIRECTORS. 

Moncure  Robinson. 
W.  L.  Savage. 
Nalbro  Frazier. 

Geo.  B.  Vickers. 
Richard  Walke. 
Judge  D.A.  Barnes. 

STATIONS  AND   DISTANCES. 

MI 
Weldon,                  0 
Seaboard,               10 
Margarettsville,    17 
Branchville,          23 
Boykin's,                26 

LES.                     MILESJ 
Newpoms,             30 
Franklin,              43 
Carrsvilla,            49 
Suffolk                  63 
Portsmouth,        80 

CONNE( 

DTIONS. 

1.  At  Weldon  with  the  Petersburg  and 
Weldon,  Raleigh  and  Gaston,  and  Wil- 
mington and  Weldon  Roads. 

2.  At  Franklin  with  steamer  to  Ply- 
mouth, and  at  Portsmouth  with  North- 
ern steamers. 

E^"  Only  a  small  portion  of  this  road 
is  in  North  Carolina. 


152 


NORTH  CAROLINA 


KAILROADS, 


RAILROADS. 


Wilmington,  Charlotte  and  Ruth- 
erford Railroad. 

OFFICERS. 
Robt.  H.  Cowan,  President,  Wilmington. 
Wm.  J.  Everett,  Gen'l  Transportation. 
W.  H.  Allen,  Master  Trans.,  Laurinburg. 
Wm.  R.  French,  Freight  Agent. 
W.  A.  Gill,  Master  Machinist. 
B.    S.    Guion,   Supt.  Western  Division, 

Charlotte. 
V.  A.  McBee,  Treas.  Western  Division, 

Charlotte. 


DIRECTORS. 


A.  H.  VanBokkelen, 

John  A.  McDowell, 

S.  W.  Cole, 

E.  N.  Hutchison, 

A.  G.  Logan,  i 

Samuel  J.  Person,      J 


H.  W.  Guion, 
Walter  L.  Steele, 
S.  H.  Walkup, 
C.  C.  Henderson, 
A.  R.  Homesley, 
R.  S.  French. 


STATIONS  AND  DISTANCES  ON  EASTERN 
DIVISION. 

MILES.  MILES. 


Wilmington, 
Riverside,  (by 

Boat,) 
North -West, 
Marlville 
Rosindale, 
Brown  Marsh, 
Bladenboro', 


Lumberton, 
Moss  Neck, 
Red  Banks, 
Shoe  Heel, 
Laurinburg, 
Laurel  Hill 
Sand  Hill, 


68 
7G 
84 
89 
95 
101 
110 


From  Sand  Hill  to  Charlotte,  and  also 
beyond  Cherryville,  the  road  is  only  in 
progress. 

The  Western  Division  is  completed 
from  Charlotte  to  Tuckasegee,  Brevard, 
Shoran,  Lincolnton,  Iron  Station  and  on 
to  Chen"y  ville  about  40  miles  from  Char- 
lotte. 


Piedmont  Railroad. 

This  Road  extends  from  Greensboro, 
N.  C,  to  Danville,  Va.,  48  miles,  and  is 
now  a  ptJrt  of  the  Richmond  and  Dan- 
ville Road. 

OFFICERS. 

A.  S.  Buford,  President. 

Thos.  Dodomead,  Gen.  Superintendent. 

E.  A.  Barber,  Treasurer. 

John  D.  Blair,  Auditor. 

Offices  and  Shops  at  Richmond,  Va. 
STATIONS  AND  DISTANCES. 


MILES.                          MILES. 

Greensboro, 

0 

Ruffin,                 33 

Morehead, 

8 

Pelham,               39 

Benaja, 

15 

Danville,             48 

Reidsville, 

24 

Connects  with  the  N.  C.  Central  Rail- 

road at  Greensboro. 

Wilmington  and  Weldon  E>  R. 

OFFICERS.      . 

Hon.  R.  R.  Bridgerg. 
S.  L.  Fremont,  Engineer  and  Supt. 
John  W.  Thompson,  Sec.  and  Treas. 
Wm.  M.  Poisson,  General  Ticket  Agent 

and  Clerk. 
Wm.  Smith,  Master  of  Transportation. 
Capt.  G.  L.  Dudley,  Gen'l  Freight  Ag't. 
Milton  M.  Hankins,  Master  Machinist. 
John  Crone,  Road  Master. 

DIRECTORS. 


On  part  of  the  State.  | 

On  part  of  Stockholders 

Ed.  Kidder, 

Piatt  Dickinson, 

Dr.  Thos.  D.Hogg,! 

Stephen  D.  Wallace, 

John  Norfleet, 

William  A.  Wright, 
Eli  Murray, 
Alfred  Martin, 
A.  H.  VanBokkelen, 
John  Everett, 

iW.  D.  Faircloth. 

STATIONS 

AND  DISTANCES. 

MILES.                        MILES. 

Wilmington, 

0 

Dudley,                 75 

North  East, 

9 

Goldsboro',           84 

Marlboro', 

11 

Nahunta,              95 

Rocky  Point, 

14 

Black  Creek,       102 

Asheboro', 

17 

Wilson,                108 

Burgaw, 

22 

.loyner's,              116 

South  Wash'gtoE 

,29 

Rocky  Mount,    125 

Leesburg, 

38 

Battleboro',        133 

Teachey's, 

38 

Whitaker's,        137 

Magnolia, 

48 

Enfield,                143 

Warsaw, 

55 

Halifax,               153 

Faison's 

63 

Weldon,              162 

Mt.  Olive, 

70 

Coimects  at  Wilmington  with  Wilming- 
ton and  Manchester  Railroad,  Wilming- 
ton, Charlotte  and  Rutherford  Road  and 
the  Boats  on  Cape  Fear  River;  also,  with 
Ocean  Steamers ;  at  Goldsboro'  with  At- 
lantic and  North  Carolina  Rairload,  and 
North  Carolina  Central  R.  R.;  at  Weldon 
with  Petersburg  &  Weldon  and  Seaboard 
&  Roanoke  Roads,  the  latter  connecting 
at  Portsmouth  with  Northern  Steamers. 


Wilmington  &  Manchester  R.  E. 

OFFICERS. 

H.  B.  Giles,  President. 

Gen.  Wm.  McRea,  Gen.  Superintendent. 

Wm.  A.  Walker,  Secretary  &  Treasurer. 

John  L.  CantweU,  Gen.  Freight  Agent. 

Roderick  McRea,  Ticket  Agent. 

Jas.  G.  Green,  Yard  Master. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


153 


KAILEOADS. 


NAVIGATION. 


DIRECTOKS. 


Henry  Nutt. 
Richard  Bradley. 
Jas.  G.  Burr. 
A.  J.  DeRossett 
W,  E.  Mills. 


J.  Eli  Gregg. 
O.  G.  Parsley. 
David  R.  Cowan. 
J.  W.  McCall. 
John  Dawson. 


W.  L.  Smith,  State  Proxy. 
STATIONS  AND  DISTANCES. 


Wilmington, 
Flemington, 
Whiteville, 
Fair  Bluff, 
Nichols, 
Mullins, 
Marion, 
Pee  Dee, 


0 
34 

44 
63 

72 
78 
86 
94 


Mar's  Bluff,         101 
Florence,  107 

Timmonsvillo,     119 
Lynchburg,         127 
Mayesville, 
Sumpter, 
Manchester, 
Kingsville, 


137 
146 
157 
171 


CONNECTIONS. 


At  Wilmington  with  the  Wilmington 
and  Weldon  Road,  Charlotte  &  Ruther- 
ford Road,  Cape  Fear  boats  for  Fayette- 
ville,  and  ocean  steamers. 

At  Florence  with  the  North  Eastern 
Road  for  Charleston. 

At  Kingsville  with  the  South  Carolina 
Road. 


Western  E.  E. 

OFFICERS. 

C.  B.  Mallett,  President. 

L.  C.  .Tones,  Superintendent. 

John  M.  Pease,  Sec.  and  Gen'l  Agent. 

N.  A  Steelman,  Treasurer. 

DIRECTORS. 
On  part  of   the  State. 
N.  A.  McKethan,  Fayetteville. 
Col.  J.  T.  Morehead,  Greensboro. 
Col.  H.  M.  Waugh,  Mt.  Airy. 
M.  S.  Robbins,  Asheboro. 

On  part  of  the  Stoclcholders. 
H.  L.  Myrover.  A.  McLean. 

J.  D.  Williams.  Thos.  S.  Lutterloh. 

Wm.  M.  L.  McCoy. 

Capitol  stock,  $1,930,000 

Cost  of  construction,  850,000 

STATIONS  AND  DISTANCES. 


MILES. 

MILES. 

Fayetteville, 

0 

Swan's, 

30 

Tittle  River, 

12 

Jonesboro, 

35 

Spout  Spring, 

20 

Egypt, 

43 

This  Road  is  completed  to  Egypt,  43 
miles.  The  Road  is  chartered  to  the 
Virginia  line,  near  Mt.  Airy,  to  cross  the 
Central  Road  at  High  Point  or  Greens- 
boro, and  pass  near  Salem.    The  State 

19 


is  a  stockholder  to  the  amount  of  $1,000, 
000,  and  the  Convention  of  1868  passed 
an  appropriation  of  $10,000  to  the  mile 
to  construct  the  Road  promptly  from  the 
Central  Road  to  Salem. 


Western  Nortli  Carolina  E,  E. 

OFFICERS. 

S.  McD.  Tate,  Morganton,  Pres.  &  Sup. 
R.  F.  Simonton,  Statesville,  Sec.  &  Tres. 
E.  H.  Marsh,  Master  Mechanic. 


DIRECTORS. 


On  part  of  State. 
G,  F.  Davidson. 
A.  M.  Powell. 
S.  McD.  Tate. 
A.  M.  Erwin. 
A.  S.  Merrimon. 
F.  E.  Shober. 
R.  L.  Patterson. 
A.  C.  Cowles. 


On  part  of  Stockholders. 
N.  W.  Woodfin. 
Hon.  Z.  B.  Vance. 
Hugh  Reynolds. 
Dr.  J.  C.  McDoweU. 


O.  G.  Foard,  State  Proxy. 

STATIONS  AND  DISTANCES. 


MILES, 


Salisbury, 
Tank, 

Third  Creek, 
Statesville, 
Piatt's, 


MILES. 
Catawba,  38 

Newton,  50 

Hickory  Tavern,  60 
Icard,  70 

Morganton,  78 


(The  Road  is  under  contract  to  Ashe- 
ville.) 

Connects  at  Salisbury  with  through 
traiuB  on  the  North  Carolina  Railroad. 

Connects  at  Statesville  with  the  Char- 
lotte and  Statesville  Branch  of  the 
Charlotte  and  South  Carolina  Road. — 
(This  ]3ranch  has  not  been  running  since 
the  war.) 


Eoanoke  Navigation  Company, 

This  corporation  embraces  improve- 
ments in  the  Roanoke,  Dan  and  Staunton 
Rivers. 

OFFICERS. 

Wm.  H.  Wesson,  President. 
C.  H.  Cabiness,  Secretary. 
Munford  S.  McGee,  State  Director. 

CAPITAL  STOCK. 

North  Carolina $  ^0,000  00 

Virginia 80,000  00 

Individuals 282,000  00 

Tatal $312,000  OO 


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IS^ORTH  CAROLINA 


NAVIGATION. 


NAVIGATION. 


Cape  Fear  Navigation  Company. 

This  work  embraces  improvements  ia 
Cape   Fear  River  from  V/ilmington  to 
Fayetteville,   one  hundred   and  twenty 
miles.     Capital  stock,  87,000  dollars. 
T>.  A.  Ray,  President. 
W,  N.  Tillinghast,  Sec.  and  Gen.  Agent. 

DIRECTORS. 

C.  B.  ]\Iallett,            I  C.  IL  Wiley, 
John  W.  Sandford,    | 


TABLE  OF  DISTANCES  ON  THE  CAPE 
FEAR  RIVER. 

From  Wilmington  to — 

Meares', 3  miles. 

Riverside, <') 

Mt.  Misery, 8  || 

Bondinot's,    10 

Black  River, 13  " 

Masjnolia, 13 

-Full" 15  " 

Devil's  Elbow 17  " 

Roane's  Landing, 19  " 

Thoroughfare, 20  " 

Wannett's, 23  || 

Bryant's, 23 

Neal'sEddy, 24  ^| 

Joe  Green's, 36 

Blenham 30 

Narrow  Gap, S3 

Lloyd's 38  " 

Black  Rock, 40  " 

In  at.  Moore  Creek, 41  " 

Indian  Wells, 46  " 

Kelly's  Cove, 51  || 

Brown's, 54 

Robeson's 55 

White  HaU, 58  '^'^ 

Cypress, 67 

Little  Sugar  Loaf, 70  |^ 

Big  Sugar  Loaf, 71 

Elizabethtown, 78  " 

Morehead  Shoals 83  " 

Owen  Hill, 87  || 

Harrison's  Creek, 88 

Council's  Bluff, 92  " 

Prospect  Hall, 98  " 

Willis'  Creek, 101  " 

Devane's  Ferry, 103  " 

Timms' 107  " 

Cedar  Creek, 108  " 

Old  Ferry, Ill  " 

Rockfish 113  " 

Spring  Hill 117  " 

Fayetteville, 120  " 

CONNECTIONS. 

With  Wilmington,  Charlotte  &  Ruth- 
erf  ordton  Rail  Road  at  Riverside. 

With  the  Wilmington  and  Manchester 
R.  R.,  and  Wilmington  &  Weldon  R.  R., 


at  Wilmington ;  also,  with  Northern  and 
European  steamers. 

At  Fayetteville,  with  Western  Rail 
Road,  via  Jonesboro'  and  Egypt,  and 
Chatham  Rail  Road,  thence  to  Raleigh. 

Through  connection  from  Wilmington 
to  Raleigh,  via  Fayetteville  and  Jones- 
boro', thence  to  Page's  (by  stage,)  on 
North  Carolina  Rail  Road. 


Cap 


e  Fear  and  Deep  Eiver  Navi- 
gation Company. 

The  stock  in  this  Company  is  now 
owned  entirely  by  the  State  of  North 
Carolina.  The  woi-k  consists  of  improve- 
ments in  the  rivers  from  Fayetteville  to 
the  Gulf  in  Chatham  County. 


MANAGERS. 


of 


H.    A.   London, 

Pittsboro'. 
I.  N.  Clegg,  of  Hay 

wood. 


A.  S.  McNeill,  of 
Fayetteville. 

Vim.  R.  Cox,  of 
Raleigh. 


Dismal  Swamp  CanaL 

This  work  extends  from  Pasquotank 
River  through  Dismal  Swamp  to  Deep 
Creek,  a  tributary  of  Elizabeth  River, 
and  connects  Chesepeake  Bay,  Va.,  with 
Albemarl  Sound,  N.  C.  The  Canal  is 
29  miles  long,  with  locks  94  feet  long,  17 
feet  wide,  5  feet  deep— supplied  by  water 
from  Lake  Drummond. ' 

C.  V/hitlee,  President. 

CAPITAL    STOCK. 

United  States ^300,000  00 

Virginia 190,000  00 

Individuals 96,000  00 

Total $486,000  00 


Albemarle  and  Chesepeake  Canal 
Company. 

This  canal  is  forty-five  miles  long,  (in- 
cluding thirty  miles  of  improved  river 
navigation,)  and  connects  Chesepeake 
Bay  with  Albemarle,  Currituck,  and 
Pamlico  Sounds;  Locks,  two  hundred 
and  twenty  feet  long,  forty  feet  wide, 
built  for  ten  feet  depth,  now  navigable 
for  steamers  from  six  to  seven  feet,  six 
inches  draft.  Supplied  by  water  from 
the  Atlantic  Ocean. 

Marshall  Parks,  President. 

B.  F.  Tebault,  Secretary  and  Treas. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


155 


mp:dical 


LIBRARIES. 


DIRECTORS. 


On  part  of  State. 
T.  J.  Jarvis, 
D.  D.  Ferebee, 


On  part  of  St'kliolcVrs 
Til.  Courtright,  of  Pa., 
Henry  A.  Richmond, 

of  New  York, 
Andrew  D.  White,  of 

New  York, 
Thomas  V.  Webb,  of 

Virginia, 
L.    H.    Chandler,   of 

Virginia, 
B.  T.  Simons,  of  N.  C. 


Public  Libraries  in  tlie  United  States. 

EMBRAGING  SOCIETY,  SCHOOL,  SUN- 
DAY SCHOOL,  COLLEGE,  AND  STATE 
LIBRARIES. 


STATES. 


Number. 


Thomas  Latham,  State  Proxy 


Medical  Society  of  Kortli  Carolina. 

S.  S.  SatchweU,  of  Wilmington,  Pres't. 
Hugh  Kelly,  1st  Vice-President. 
Geo.  A.  Foote,  2d  Vice-President. 
Charles  O.  Hagan,  3d  Vice-President. 
J.  H.  Baker,  4th  Vice-President. 
J.  W.  Jones,  Treasurer. 
Thomas  F.  Wood,  Secretary. 

BOARD   OF  1\IEDICAL   EXAJITNERS. 


E.  Burke  Haywood, 
Ji.  B.  Haywood, 
R.  PI.  Winborne, 


S.  S.  Satchwell, 
N.  J.  Pittman, 
J.  J.  Summerrell, 


N.  Whitehead. 

51^"  The  Board  meets  in  Ptaleigh  and 
Morganton  alternately  on  the  firso  Mon- 
day in  ]VIay  of  each  year. 

The  Fourteenth  Annual  Meeting  was 
held  in  Tarboro  on  the  15th  of  May,  18(37. 

The  Fifteenth  Annual  Meeting  will  be 
held  in  May,  ISGS,  at  Warrenton. 


EDIITBORO'  MEDICAL  COLLEGE, 
ROBESON  CO.,  N.  Q. 

The  Lectures  of  Edinboro'  Medical, 
College  commence  the  first  Monday  of 
November  and  close  the  first  of  March. 
The  Faculty  are  determined  tomake  it  a 
first-class  institution.  The  charter  grants 
to  the  Graduates  all  the  privileges  of 
other  Colleges. 

TERjrs. 

Tickets,  (fuU  course,)      $75  00 
Dissecting,  10  00 

Matriculation,  5  00 

Graduation,  30  00 

Board  from  §4  to  $o  per  week. 

^^"  Students  wishing  to  board  them- 
selves will  have  house  room  furnished 
them  on  vei-y  moderate  terms. 

HECTOR  McLEAN,  ll.B. 
Shoe  Heel,  Robeson  co.,  N.  C. 


Maine, 

New  Hampshire, 

Vermont, . 

Jlassachusetts, 

Rhode  island, 

Connecticut, 

New  York, 

New  Jersey, 

Pennsylvania, 

Delaware, 

Maryland, 

Dis.  of  Columbia, 

Virginia, 

North  Carolina, 

South  Carolina, 

Georgia, 

Florida, 

Alabama, 

Mississippi, 

Louisiana, 

Texas, 

Arkansas, 

Tennessee, 

Kentucky, 

Missouri, 

Illinois, 

Indiana, 

Ohio, 

Michigan, 

Wisconsin, 

Iowa, 

Total  in  the  U.  S. 


Volumes. 


23G 

129  ' 
96 
1,463 
96 

164 
11,013 

128 

893 
17 

124 
9 
54 
38 
26 
38 
7 
56 

117 
10 
13 

o 

34 

80 

97 

153 

151 

352 

417 

73 

32 


15,615 


121,969 
85,759 
64,641 

684,015 

104,343 

105,318 

1,760,820 

80,885 

363,400 
17,950 

125,043 
98,600 
88,463 
29,593 

107,473 

31.788 

3,660 

30,633 

31,737 

26,800 

4,330 

430 

23,896 

79,466 

70,056 

63,486 

68,403 

186,826 

107,943 

21,029 

5,790 


4,636,411 


Odd  Fellowship  in  ftlie  United  States. 
The  Grand  Secretary  of  the  Order  in 
the  United  States,  reports  the  member- 
ship at  the  present  time  to  be  317,886, 
there  having  been  an  accession  the  past 
year  of  33764  members.  The  receipts 
for  the  past  year  have  been  $1,965,718,1, 
of  which  §1,760,133,56  were  from  bodies 
under  the  jurisdiction  of  the  Grand 
Lodge,  and  $505,593,45  from  bodies  un- 
der the  jurisdiction  of  the  Grand  En- 
campment. The  total  relief  dispensed 
in  the  same  time  was  $690,675,97,  of 
which  $025,830.25  were  by  the  bodies  un- 
der the  jurisdiction  of  the  Grand  Lodge. 
The  relief  dispensed  by  the  bodies  under 
the  jurisdiction  of  the  Grand  Encamp- 
ment was  $64,855.12. 


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KORTH  CAROLINA 


OFFICERS  G.  L. 


ELECTORAL  COOLLEGE. 


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Arkansas 5 

California 5 

Connecticut 6 

Delaware 3 

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Wm.  P.  Taylor, 

James  H.  Moore, 

Joseph  Green, 
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J.  M.  Cox, 

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Daniel  Coleman, 
E.  F.  Watson, 

C.  C.  Clark, 
Rufus  K.  Speed, 

Robert  AV.  Best. 

D.  H.  Stephenson, 

John  Nichols, 

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T.  M.  Gardner. 

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Maryland 7 

Massachusetts 13 

Michigan 8 

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Missouri 11 

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New  Jersey 7 

New  York 33 

North  Carolina 9 

Ohio 21 

Oregon 3 

Pennsylvania 30 

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W.  P.  Taylor, 

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Alfred  Martin, 

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Lewis  S.  Williams, 

E.  W.  Ward, 

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E.  F.  Watson, 
Edwin  G.  Reade, 

Eugene  Grissom, 
J.  M.  iLnppoldt, 
Robert  W.  Best. 
Dr.  J.  G.  Ramsay. 

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South  Carolina 6 

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Texas    6 

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Virginia 10 

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Total,  (including  all  the 
States) 317 

Total,  (excluding  South- 
ern States) 247 

Should  Colorado  be  admitted 
to  the  Union  as  a  State  before 
the     presidential    election,    it 
would  be  entitled  to  three  elec- 
toral votes,    making  the  total 
electoral  vote  330,  and  without 
the  Southern  States,  250. 

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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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STA]\IP  ACT. 


STAMP  ACT. 


Tlie  Stamp  Act. 


5  cents 
5  cents 


ONE  OF  THE  TAX  LAWS  OF  THE  U.  8. 

Acknowledgment  of  deeds,  Exempt 

Affidavit,  5  cents 

(in  suit  or  legal  proceedings,)  Exempt 
Agreement  or  Appraisement,  for 
each  sheet  or  piece  of  paper, 
on  which  the  same  is  written,  5  cents 
Assignment    or     Transfers,    of 
Mortgage,  lease  or  policy  of  in- 
surance, the  same  duty  as  on 
the  original  instrument  of  pat- 
ent right,  5  cents 
Bank  Checks,  Drafts  or  Orders, 

&c.,  at  sight,  or  on  demand,  3  cents 
Bills  of  Exchange,  Inland  drafts 
or  orders  payable  otherwise 
than  at  sight  or  on  demand, 
and  any  promissory  note  what- 
ever, payable  on  demand  or  at 
a  time  designated  [except 
bank  notes  issued  for  circula- 
tion, and  ckecks  made  and  in- 
tended to  be,  and  which  shall 
be,  forthwith  presented  for 
payment]  for  a  sum  not  ex- 
ceeding flOO, 
For  every  additional  $100  or  frac- 
tional part  thereof, 
Bills  of  Lading  vessels  for  the 
ports  of  the  United  States  or 
British  North  America,  Exempt 

On  receipt  of  goods  on  any  for- 
eign ports,  10  cents 
Bills  of    Sale   of  any  vessel,  or 
part  thereof,  when  the  consid- 
eration does  not  exceed  $500,  50  cents 
Exceeding  $500  and  not  exceed- 
ing $1,000,  $1  00 
Exceedin^one  thousand   dollars 
for  each  five  hundred  dollars 
or  fractional  part  thereof,         50  cents 
Of  personal  property,  other  than 
ship  or  vessel,  Bond  personal, 
for   payment   of    money  (see 
mortgage)— Official,  $1  00 
For  indemnifying  any  person  for 
the  payment  of    any  sum  of 
money,  where  the  money  ulti- 
mately recoverable  thereupon 
is  one  thoasand  dollars  or  less,  50  cents 
Where    the   money  recoverable 
exceeds  one  thousand   dollars 
for  every  additional  one  thou- 
sand dollars  or  fractional  part 
thereof,                                          50  cents 
Bonds,    county,    city    and  towTi 
bonds,  railroads  and  other  cor- 
poration bonds  and  script,  are 
subject  to  stamp  duty.     (See 
mortgage.)     Of    any  descrip- 


5  cents 
5  cents 
5  cents 

5  cents 

5  cents 
5  cents 

5  cents 


tion,  other  than  such  as  are 
required  in  legal  procccedinga, 
and  such  as  are  not  otherwise 
charged  in  this  schedule,  25  cents 

Certificates  of  deposit   in  bank, 
sum  not   exceeding  one   hun- 
dred dollars,  3  cents 
Of  deposit  in  bank,  sum  exceed- 
ing one  hundred  dollars,  5  cents 
Of  stock  in  an  incorporated  com- 
pany,                                           25  cents 
General,  5  cents 
Of  a  qualification  of  a  Justice  of 
the    Peace,    Commissioner   of 
deeds  or  Notary  public. 
Of  search  of  records. 
That  certain  papers  are  on  file. 
That  certain  papers   cannot  be 

found, 
Of  redemption  of  land  sold  for 

taxes. 
Of  birth,  marriage  and  death, 
Of  qualifications  of  school  teach- 
ers, 

Of  profits  of  an  incorporated 
company,  for  a  sum  not  less 
than  ten  dollars  and  not  ex- 
ceeeding  fifty  dollars,  10  cents 

Exceeding  fifty  dollars  and  not 
exceeding  one  thousand  dol- 
lars, 25  cents 
Exceediug  one  thousand  dollars, 
for  every  additional  one  thou- 
sand, or  fractional  part  thereof  25  cents 
Of  damage  or  otherwise,  and  all 
other  certificates  or  documents 
issued  by  any  port  warden,  ma- 
rine surveyor,  or  other  person 
acting  as  such,  25  cents 
Certified    Transcript    of    judg- 
ments,   satisfaction  of    judg- 
ments and   of    all  papers   re- 
corded or  on  file, 
Check,  Draft  or  Order  for  the- 
payment  of  any  sum  of  money 
exceeding  $10,  drawn  upon  any 
person  or  other  than  a  bank, 
banker   or  trust  company,  at 
sight  or  on  demand. 
Contract  (See  Agreement  Bro- 
kers,) 10  cents 
Conveyance  deed,  instrument  of 
writing,  wherelay  lands,  tene- 
ments,   or    other  reality  sold 
shall  be  conveyed,  the  actual 
value  of  which   does  not  ex- 
ceed $500,  50  cents 
Exceeding  $500,  and  not  exceed- 
ing $1000,  $1  00 
For   every   additional  five  hun- 
dred dollars,  or  fractional  part 
thereof,  in  excess  of  one  thou- 
sand dollars,                                50  cents 


5  cents 


2  cents 


160 


NORTH  CAROLINA 


STA]\IP  ACT. 


STAMP  ACT. 


Entry  of  any  goods,  wares  or 
merchandise  at  any  custom 
house,  not  exceeding  one  hun- 
dred dollars  in  value,  25  cents 

Exceeding  one  hundred  dollars 
and  not  exceeding  five  hun- 
dred dolla-is  in  value,  50  cents 

Exceeding  five  hundred  dollars 
in  value,  $1  00 

For  the  withdrawal  of  any  goods 
or  merchandise  from  bonded 
warehouse,  50  cents 

Ganger's  return  if  for  quantity 
not  exceeding  five  hundred 
gallons  gross,  10  cents 

Exceeding  500  gallons,  25  cents 

Power  of  Attorney  fo  sell  or 
transfer  stock,  .or  collect  divi- 
dends thereon,  25  cents 

To  vote  at  an  election  if  an  in- 
corporated company,  10  cents 

To  receive  or  collect  rents,  25  cents 

To  sell,   or  convey,  or  rent,  or 

lease  real  estate,  $1  00 

For  any  other  purpose,  50  cents 

Probate  of  will  or  letters  of  ad- 
ministration, where  the  value 
of  both  real  and  personal  es- 
tate does  not  exceed  $2,000,     $1  00 

For  every  additional  $3,000  or 
fractional  part  thereof,  in  ex- 
cess of  $2,000,  _         50  cents 

Bonds  of  executors,  administra- 
tors, guardians  and  trustees, 
are  each  subjected  to  a  stamp 
duty  of  $1  00 

Protest  upon  bill,  note,  check  or 

draft,  25  cents 

Promissory  Note,  ( See  Bills  of 
Echange,  inland.)  Renewal  of, 
subject  to  same  duty  as  an 
original  note. 

Receipt  for  the  payment  of  any 
sum  of  money,  or  debt  due, 
exceeding  twenty  dollars,  or 
for  the  dehvery  of  any  prop- 
erty, 2  cents 

Trust  Deed  made  to  secure  a 
debt  to  be  stamped  as  a  mort- 
gage conveying  estate  to  uses, 
to  be  stamped  as  conveyances. 

Warehouse  Receipt  for  any  goods 
wares  or  merchandise,  not  oth- 
erwise provided  for,  deposited 
or  stored  in  any  public  or  pri- 
vate warehouse  not  exceeding 
five  hundred  dollars  in  value,    10  cents 

E.xceeding  five  hundred  and  not 

exceeding  one  thousand  dollars  20  cents 

Exceeding  $1,000,  for  every  $1,- 
000  or  fractional  part  thereof, 
in  excess  of  $1,000,  10  cents 

For  any  goods,  etc.,  not   other- 


wise provided  for,  stored  or 
deposited  in  any  public  or  pri- 
vate warehouse  or  yard,  25  cents 

Writs  or  Legal  Documents,  writs 
or  other  legal  process,  by 
which  any  suit  is  commenced 
in  any  court  of  record,  either 
of  law  or  equity,  50  cents 

Writ  or  original  process  issued 
by  a  court  not  of  record,  where 
the  amount  claimed  is  $100  or 
over,  50  cents 

Upon  every  confession  of  judg- 
ment or  cognovit  for  .$100  or 
over,  except  in  cases  where  the 
tax  for  a  writ  has  been  paid,     50  cents 

Writ  or  other  process,  appeals 
from  justices  courts,  or  other 
courts  of  inferior  jurisdiction, 
to  a  court  of  record,  50  cents 

Warrants  of  distress,  when  the 
amount  of  rent  claimed  does 
not  exceed  $100,  25  cents 

When  the  amount  exceeds  $100,  50  cents 

Insurance,  Marine,  Inland  and 
Fire.  Where  the  considera- 
tion paid  for  the  insurance,  in 
cash ,  premium  notes,  or  both, 
does  not  exceed  $10,  10  cents 

Exceeding  ten  dollars,  and  not 

exceeding  fifty,  50  cents 

Insurance,Life,when  the  amount 
insured  does  not  exceed  one 
thousand  dollars,  25  cents 

Exceeding  $1,000  and  not  ex- 
ceeding $5,000,  50  cents 

Exceeding  $5,000,  $1  00 

Lease  of  lands  or  tenements 
where  the  rents  do  not  ex- 
ceed $300  per  annum,  50  cents 
Exceeding  $300,  for  each_ad- 
ditional  $200,  or  fractional  part 
thereof,  in  excess  of  $oOO,        50  cents 

Perpetual,  subject  to  stamp  duty 
as  a  "conveyance." 

Clause  of  guaranty  of  payment 
of  rent  incorporated  or  indors- 
ed, five  cents  additional. 

Measurers'  Return,  if  for  quan- 
tity not  exceeding  one  thou- 
sand bushels,  10  cents 

Exceeding  1,000  bushels,  25  cents 

Mortgage,  trust  deed,  bill  of 
sales,  or  personal  bond  for  the 
payment  of  money  exceeding 
$100  and  not  exceeding  $500,    50  cents 

Exceeding  $500,  for  every  addi- 
tional $500,  or  fractional  i^art 
thereof,  in  excess  of  $500,        50  cents 

Pawner's  Checks,  5  cents 

Passage  Ticket  from  the  United 
States  to  any  foreign  port, 
costing  not  more  than  $35,        50  cents 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


161 


STAMP  ACT. 


FORTS,  &c. 


§1  00 


Costing  more  than  $35,  and  not 
exceeding  $.")0, 

For  every  additional  $50,  or'  frac- 
tional part  thereof,  in  excess 
of  $50,  U  00 


GENERAL  REJrARKS. 

Revenue  Stamps  may  be  used  indis- 
criminataly  upon  any  of  the  matters  or 
things  enumerated  in  Schedule  B,  except 
proprietary  and  playing  card  stamps,  for 
which  a  special  use  has  been  provided. 

Postage  stamps  cannot  be  used  in  pay- 
ment of  the  duty  chargeable  on  instru- 
ments. 

It  is  the  duty  of  the  maker  of  an  in- 
strument to  affix  and  cancel  the  stamp 
thereon.  If  he  neglects  to  do  so,  the 
party  for  whom  it  is  made,  may  stamp  it 
before  it  is  used  ;  and  if  used  after  the 
30th  of  July,  1864,  and  .used  without  a 
a  stamp,  it  cannot  afterwards  be  effect- 
ually stamped.  Any  failure  upon  the 
part  of  the  maker  of  an  instrument  to 
appropriately  stamp  it,  renders  him  lia- 
ble to  a  penalty  of  two  hundred  dollars. 
Suits  are  commenced  in  many  States 
by  other  process  than  writ,  viz:  summons, 
warrants,  publication,  petition,  &c.,in 
which  case  these,  as  the  original  process, 
severally  require  stamps. 

Writs  of  Ecira  facias  are  subject  to 
stamp  duty  as  original  processes. 

The  jurat  of  an  affidavit,  taken  before 
a  Justice  of  the  Peace,  Notary  Public, 
or  other  officer  duly  authoi-ized  to  take 
uffidavits,  is  held  to  be  a  certificate,  and 
is  subject  to  a  stamp  duty  of  five  cents, 
except  when  taken  in  suits  of  legal  pro- 
ceedings. 

Certificates  of  loan  in  which  there 
shall  appear  any  printed  or  written  evi- 
dence of  an  amount  of  money  to  be  paid 
on  demand  or  at  any  time  designated, 
are  subject  to  stamp  duty  as  Promisory 
Notes. 

The  assignment  of  a  mortgage  is  sub- 
ject to  the  same  duty  as  that  imposed 
upon  the  original  instrument ;  that  is  to 
say  for  every  sum  of  five  hundjed  dollars, 
or  any  fractional  part  thereof,  of  the 
amount  seeured  by  the  mortgage,  at  time 
of  its  assignment  there  must  be  affixed  a 
stamp  or  stamps,  denoting  a  duty  of  five 
cents. 

When  two  or  more  persons  join  in  the 
execution  of  an  instrument,  the  stamps 
to  which  this  instrument  is  liable  under 
the  law,  may  be  affixed  and  cancelled  by 
one  of  the  parties. 

20 


In  conveyance  of  real  estate,  the  law 
provides  that  the  stamp  affixed  must  an- 
swer to  the  value  of  the  estate  or  inter- 
est conveyed. 

No  stamp  is  required  on  any  warrant 
of  attorney  accompanying  a  bond  or  note, 
when  such  bond  or  note  has  affixed  there- 
to the  stamp  or  stamps  denoting  the  dut-^ 
required,  and  whenever  any  bond  or  note 
is  secured  by  mortgage,  but  one  stamp 
duty  is  required  on  such  papers,  such 
stamp  duty  being  the  highest  rates  re- 
quired for  such  instruments,  or  either  of 
them.  In  such  case  a  note  or  memoran- 
dum of  the  value  or  denomination  of  the 
stamp  affixed  should  be  made  upon  the 
margin  or  in  the  acknowledgment  of  the 
instrument  which  is  not  stamped. 


Number  of  Pounds  to  a  Bustel. 

Of  Wheat 60  Pounds. 

Of  Shelled  Corn 56  do 

Of  Corn  on  the  Cob 70  do 

Of  Rye 56  do 

Of  Oats 36  do 

Of  Barley 40  do 

Of  Potatoes 60  do 

Of  Bran 20  do 

Of  Clover  Seed 00  do 

Of  Timothy  Seed 45  do 

Of  Flax  Seed  45  do 

Of  Homp  Seed 44  do 

Of  Buckwheat 53  do 

Of  Blue  Grass 14  do 

Of  Castor  Bean 46  do 

Of  Dried  Peaches 33  do 

Of  Dried  Apples 24       do 

Of  Onions 57  do 

Gf  Salt 50  do 


Forts. 

Fort  Macon,  Beaufort  Harbor. 
Fort  Hatteras,  at  Hatteras  Inlet. 
Fort  Fisher,  at  the  Mouth  of  the  Cape 
Fear  River. 


Confederate  Cemeteries. 

One  in  Raleigh.        One  in  Goldsboro. 
One  in  New  Berne.  One  in  Wilmington. 


United  States  Cemeteries* 

One  in  New  Berne.  One  in  Raleigh. 

One  in  Wilmington. 


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165 


TEMPERA.NOE  SOCIETIES. 


Temperance  Societies. 

COUNCILS  IN  NORTH  CAROLINA. 

No.  1.  Pettigrew — Louisburg,  M.   S. 
Davis,  President, 
"     2.  Roanoke — Williamston,  Dr.   J. 

B.  Goodwin,  President. 
"    3.  Pender— Raleigh,  R.  W.  Best, 

President. 
"    4.  AsHviLLE— Ashville,  R.  "W.  Por- 
ter, President. 
"  5.  Weldon — Weldon,  Exum  Lewis, 

President. 
"    6.  Cold    Water— Smithville,     E. 

Piver,  President. 
"    7.  HooKERTON — Hookerton,    Rev. 

N.  A.  Hooker,  President. 
"    8.  Hend'^rson — Henderson,  R.  E. 

Young,  President. 
"  .  9.  Mt.    Olivet— Wilmington,    W. 

M.  Hays,  President. 
"    10.  Branch— Franklinton,  ]  J.    D. 

Joyner,  President. 
"    11.  Reems  Creek— Reems  Creek, 

Dr.  J.  A.  Reagan,  President. 
"    12.  Oxford— Oxford,  Col.L.  C.  Ed- 
wards, President. 
"    13.  Rowan— Salisbury,   J.  D.   Mc- 

Neely,  President. 
"    14.  Flat  Rock — Paciffic,  Wm.  K. 

Martin,  President. 
"     15,  Midway — Henderson^  David  T. 

Baker,  President. 
"     16.  Oak  City — Raleigh,  James   A. 

Collins,  President. 
"    17.  Enfield— Enfield,   Col.   E.  D. 

Bell,  President. 
"     18.  Fayetteville — Fayetteville, 

T.  W.  Guthrie,  President. 
"     19.  Rutherfordton- Rutherford- 
ton,  Kev.  T.  B.  Justice,  Pres. 
"    20.  Mills  River — Henderson  co., 

J.  A.  Corpening,  President. 
"    21.  TnoMASViLLE — Thomasville, 

Rev.  D.  R.  Bruton,  Pres. 
"    22.  SwANNANOA— Ashville,    R.    C. 

Patton,  President. 
"     23.  Tarboro — Tarboro,  David  Pen- 
der, President. 
"    24.  Marshall— Marshall,   Rev.  J. 

T.  Rollins,  President. 
"    25.  Fair  View — Buncombe  county 


26.  Locust  Field— Ford  of    Pig- 
eon, Haywood  co., 

27.  Bethel — Forks  of  Pigeon,Hay- 
wood  CO. 

28.  Webster — Webster,     Jackson 
CO.,  J.  M.  Bryson,  President. 

29.  Franklin— Franklin,      Macon 
CO.,  Rev.  L.  F.  Siler,  Pres. 

30.  Waynesvilee — Wajoiesville, 
Haywood  co.,  W.  Brown,  Pres. 


31.  Lawson — Lumberton, 

32.  SxVND    Hill — Asheville,    Bun- 
combe,   


Mrrphy — Murphy, 


"    34.  Elm  City — New  Berne,   Rev. 
A.  D.  Cohen,  President. 

"     35.  Marion— Marion, ■ 

"     36.  MoRGANTON — Morganton,  

"    37.  Lenoir — Lenoir, 


38.  KiNSTON — Kiuston,  

39.  White  Hall — Mecklenburg,  — 


"    40.  Beaufort — Carteret,  

"    41.  Gardner    Hill — Jamestown, 

Guilford  CO., 

"    42.  Batts' — Joyners  Depot,  Wilson 

CO.,  

"  43.  GoLDSBORO — Goldsboro,  Edgar 
Morgan,  President. 

"  44.  Sjiithfield- Smichfield,  E.  S. 
Moore,  President. 

"  45.  Cl.^yton — Clayton,  Samuel  R. 
Home,  President. 

"  46.  Fidelis— Boon  Hill,  Dr.  R. 
Hooker,  President. 

"  47.  Phcenix — Wake  CO.,  Henry  Por- 
ter, President. 

SUPREME   council. 

The  names  of    the  members   of    the 

Supreme  Council  are  as  follows : 

President— Rev.  W.  B.  Wellons,  Suffolk, 
Va. 

Associate — Gen.  R.  B.  Vance,  Ashville, 
N.  C. 

Chaplain— Rev.  G.  W.Dame,  D.  D.,  Dan- 
ville, Va. 

Secretary — Rev.  J.  N.  Andrews,  AVil- 
mington,  In  .  C. 

Treasurer — J.  B.  Blanks,  Petersburg,  Va. 

Conductor — Yi.  11.  Young,  Henderson, 
N.  C. 

Sentinel — Maj.Exum  Lewis,  Weldon,N.C. 

STATE   COUNCIL   OF    NORTH  CAROLINjV. 

The  following  are  the   officers  of   the 

State  Council  of  North  Carolina : 

President — Gen.  R.  B.  Vance,  Asheville. 

Associate — R.  H.  Whitaker,  Raleigh. 

Chaplain — Rev.  J.  A.  Cuninggim,  Louis- 
burg. 

Secretary — Maj.  D.  S.  Hill,  Louisburg. 

Treasurer — J.  B.  Bobbitt,  Beaufort. 

Conductor — J.  C.  Thomas,  Madison. 

Sentinel — G.  W.  Camp,  Kinston. 

STATE   COUNCIL   OF    VIRGINIA. 

The  following  are  the  officers  of  the 
State  Council  of  Virginia : 
President — A.  P.  Abell,  Charlottsville. 
Associate — Geo.  A.  Bruce,  Waynesboro. 
Chaplain — Rev.   G.    W.   Dame,   D.  D., 

])auville. 


166 


]S^ORTH  CAROLINA 


COM^IISSIONERS  OF  AFFIDAVITS. 


Secretary— Eev.  W.  TS^ellons,  Suffolk. 
Treasurer — Rev.  J.  A.  Jefferson,  Peters- 
burg. 
Conductor— J.  E.  Roller,  Mt.  Crawford. 
Sentinel — J.  P.  Smith,  Waynesboro. 


Commissioners   of  Affidavits  for 
the  State  of  Nortk  Carolina. 

ALABAMA. 

Lawrence  Worrell,  Mobile. 
Wm.  Brooks,  Mobile. 

ARKANSAS. 
Charles  P.  Redmond,  Little  Rock. 

CALIFORNIA. 

N.  Proctor  Smith,  San  Francisco. 
F.  J.  Thibault,  San  Francisco. 
CONNECTICUT. 

John  T.  Wait,  Norwich. 

W.  Edward  Simons,  Norwich. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 
Frederick  Koones,  Washington  City. 
Jas.  T.  K.  Plant,  Washington  City. 
Thos.  J.  Gardner,  Washington  City. 
John  S.  HoUingsheall,  Washington  City. 
Zack  P.  Brook,  Washington  City. 

DELAWARE. 
Philo  White,  Smyrna. 

FLORIDA. 

II.  L.  Smith,  Mariarma. 
C  II.  Austin,  Tallahassee. 
Alva  A.  Knight,  Lake  City. 

GEORGIA. 

Frank  II.  Miller,  Augusta. 
Charles  H.  Smith,  Rome. 
Lamor  Cobb,  Athens. 

ILLINOIS. 

Philip  A..  Hoyne,  Chicago. 
Simeon  W.  King,  Chicago. 
O.  R.  W.  Lull,  Chicago. 

INDIANA. 

Luther  R.  Martin,  Indianapolis. 

LOUISIANA. 
Andrew  Hero,  Jr.,  New  Orleans. 
Justin  Castanie,  New  Orleans. 
Geo.  W.  Christie,  New  Orleans. 
Robt.  T.  Buckner,  Shreveport. 
James  Graham,  New  Orleans. 
P.  Charles  Cuvellier,  New  Orleans. 
John  Bendemaybe,  New  Orleans. 

MAINE. 

James  O'Donnell,  Portland. 

KARYLAND. 

Wm.  B.  Hill,  Baltimore. 


E.  Beatty  Grath,  Baltimore. 
George  Philpot,  Baltimore. 
Jos.  T.  Atkinson,  Baltimore. 
W.  W.  Lattimer,  Baltimore. 
Hermon  I.  Emmons,  Baltimore. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 
James  B.  Bell,  Boston. 
Samuel  Jennison,  Boston. 
George  T.  Angell,  Boston. 
J.  Henry  Hill,  Woscester. 
MISSOURL 

Theodore  Papin,  St.  Louis. 

MISSISSIPPL 
Lazarus  Lindsey,  Vicksburg. 
Charles  F.  Mayerhoff,  Enterprise. 
Geo.  A.  Smythe,  Jackson. 

NEW   HAMPSniRE. 
C.  W.  Woodman,  Dover. 

NEW    JERSEY. 

Augustus  W.  Cutter,  Morristown. 
H.  Howard  Burgess,  South  Orange, 

NEW  YORK. 
J.  Spencer  Smith,  N.  Y.  City. 
Christian  Von  Hesse,  N.  Y.  City. 
Michael  Phillips,  N.  Y.  City. 
George  B.  Young,  N.  Y.  City. 
John  M.  Boiling,  N.  Y.  City. 
Nelson  Merrill,  N.  Y.  City. 
Edwin  F.  Corey,  Sr.,  N.  Y.  Citv. 
Edwin  F.  Corey.  Jr.,  N.  Y.  City. 
Horatio  C.  King,  N.  Y.  City. 
Sylvester  Lay,  N.  Y.  City. 
Alexander  Ostrander,  N.  Y.  City. 
Andrew  Anderson,  Jr.,  N.  Y.  City. 
Moses  B.  JIaclay,  N.  Y.  City. 
Joseph  C.  Lawrence,  N.  Y.  City. 
Gordon  L.  Ford,  Brooklyn. 
Charles  I.  Bnshnell,  N.  Y.  City. 
Joseph  B.  Nones,  N.  Y.  City. 
Henrv  C.  Banks,  N.  Y.  City. 
John'Bissell,  N.  Y.  City. 
Samuel  Swan,  N.  Y.  Citv. 
Franklin  A.  Wilcox,  N.  Y.  City. 
Charles  Nettleton,  N.  Y.  City. 
Lewis  W.  Sloat,  N.  Y.  City. 
James  W.  Hale,  N.  Y.  City. 
Geo.  W.  CoUes,  N.  Y.  City. 
Charles  C.  Jones,  Jr.,  N.  Y.  City. 
Andrew  .].  Hennion,  Jr.,  N.  Y.  City. 
Philo  W^hite,  Amsterdam. 
John  C.  Shaw,  N.  Y.  City. 
A.  C.  Anderson,  N.  Y.  City. 
Enoch  Arrington,  N.  Y.  City. 
John  Murphy,  N.  Y.  City. 
Isaac  H.  Hall,  N.  Y.  City. 
Themas  Vance,  N.  Y.  City. 
John  Butcher,  N.  Y.  City. 
David  McAdam,  N.  Y.  City. 
Fred.  R.  Anderson,  N.  Y.  Ci,y. 
Wm.  F.  Sett,  N.  Y.  City. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


167 


COM.  AFFIDAVITS. 


IMMIGRATION. 


Matthew  H.  Ellis,  N.  Y.  City. 
Chas.  M.  Graham,  N.  Y.  City. 
Edmund  D.  Nye,  N.  Y.  City. 
Svdsman  Sasser,  N.  Y.  City. 
Walter  H.  Calhoun,  N.  Y.  City. 
John  F.  Pickerell,  N.  Y.  City. 
Edward  B.  Barnum,  N.  Y.  City. 
Clarence  W.  Hyde,  N.  Y.  City. 
James  L.  Crittenden.  N.  Y.  City. 
C.  Vallette  Kassen,  N.  Y.  City. 

OHIO. 
Alex.  H.  McGuffey,  Cincinnati. 
Samuel  S.  Carpenter,  Cincinnati. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Theo.  T>.  Rand,  Philadelphia. 
Jno.  H.  Frick,  Philadelphia. 
Jno.  McClaran,  Pittsburg. 
Samuel  L.  Taylor,  Philadelphia. 
Eobt.  P.  Dechert,  Philadelphia. 
Kinley  J.  Tener,  Philadelphia. 
Joshua  Sparing,  Philadelphia. 
Wm.  V.  Archer,  Philadelphia. 
Samuel  B.  Huey,  Philadelphia. 
Edward  Shippen,  Philadelphia. 
"Warren  Jackson,  Philadelphia. 
Wm.  H.  Whitehead,  Philadelphia. 
Eugene  H.  Thorpe,  Philadelphia. 
John  Russell,  Philadelphia. 

SOUTH    CAKOLINA. 

Virginius  J,  Tobias,  Charleston. 

TENNESSEE. 

R.  R.  Heath,  Memphis. 
H.  E.  Hudson,  Memphis. 
Edward  J.  Read,  Brownsville. 
James  E.  Temple,  Memphis. 

TEXAS. 

D.  U.  Barziza,  Houston. 
A.  L.  Steele,  Houston. 
R.  D.  Johnson,  Galveston. 
Christopher  Dart,  Houston. 

VIRGINIA. 

Thos.  W.  Upshur,  Richmond. 
W.  J.  Baker,  Norfolk. 
Alex.  Donnan,  Petersburg. 
John  R.  Kilby,  Suffolk. 
John  D.  Imboden,  Richmond. 
Edgar  M.  Garnett,  Richmond. 
James  W.  Hinton,  Norfolk. 
Gilbert  Elliott,  Norfolk. 


Julius  A.  Bonitz, 

GOLDSBORO,    N.    C. 
Notary  Puhlic  for  North  Carolina,  and  Com- 
missioner of  Deeds  for  the  States  of 
NEW  YORK,     VIRGINIA, 
KENTTCKY,     SOUTH  CAROLINA, 
ALABAMA,         TEXAS,  &c. 


Immigration  ia  1867. 

From  tables  prepared  by  Mr.  Vf .  C. 
Smith,  Chief  Clerk  of  the  Board  of 
Commissioners  of  Emmigration,  of  pas- 
sengers landed  at  Castle  Garden,  in  the 
citv  of  New  York,  in  1867.     Of  245,500 

48,477  came  in  245  sailing  vessels,  and 

197,012  in  404  steamers. 

The  following  table  shows  the  ports 
whence  emigrant  passenger  vessels  have 
arrived,  together  with  the  nationality  and 
number  of  vessels,  and  number  of  emi- 
grant passengers  and  others  from  each 
port,  landed  at  Castle  Garden  during  the 
year  1867. 


Port  whence 
Sailed. 


Liverpool,  > 
England,  J 
London,Eng 
Glasgow,    ] 
Scotland,  f 
Melb'me,   ] 
Australia.  ) 
London-     }_ 
derry.  Ire.  \ 
Havre, 
Rotterdam, 
Bremen, 
Hamburg, 
Antwerp, 
Genoa,  Italy 
Palmero,    / 
Sicily,     [ 
Maderia, 

Totals, 


^S 


250 
59 

48 


31 

7 

146 

72 

29 

2 

1 
1 


95   CS, 


dS  o 

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109.96: 
11,270 

14,097 

26 

330 

6,81(» 

638 

57,056 

31,310 

6,968 

198 

24 
12 


•-d 


4,750 
282 

598 

33 

1 

134 

8 

841 

61 

73 


114713 
11,558 

14,695 

59 

331 

6,944 

646 

57,897 

31,371 

7,041 

198 

25 
12 


649    238,708    6,782  245490 


The  destination  of 
the  year  1867  was  as 

Arkansas  71 

Alabama,  75 

Australia,  2 

Brit,  ijolumbia    39 
Canada,  2,333 

Dacotah, 
Delaware, 
Dis.  Colum., 
Florida, 


Georgia 

Illinois, 

Iowa, 

Idaho, 

Indiana, 

Kentucky, 

Kansas, 


281 

817 

29 

264 

26,964 

5,610 

7 

3,240 

1,670 

706 


immigrants  during 
follows : 

California  1,979 
Connecticut,  4,209 
Cen.  America,  28 
Cuba,  21 

Colorado,  22 

Nova  Scotia,  64 
Nevada,  17 

New  York,  91,610 
New  Jersey.  7,271 
Nebraska,  640 

N.  Carolina,  83 
N.  Brrmswick  98 
Ohio,  13,812 

Oregon,  10 

R.  Island,  2,470 
Pennsylv'a,   27,424 


168 


NORTH  CAROLINA 


IMMIGRATION. 


BATTLES. 


Louisiana,  669 

Massach's'ts,10,424 


Maryland, 

Maine, 

Michigan, 

Minnesota, 

Jlissouri, 

Mexico, 

]\Iississippi, 

N.  Ham^jshire, 


1,704 

500 

7,119 

3,783 

7,301 

26 

73 

311 


Pr  Euw'dsls.     13 


S.  Carolina, 

S.  America, 

Texas, 

Tennessee, 

Utah, 

Vermont, 

Virginiii, 

West  Indies, 

Wisconsin, 


192 

82 
427 
489 
514 
559 
913 

18 
14.921 


Comparative  yearly  arrivals  for  twelve 
years : 

161,048  '59, 


'07, 
'66, 
'05, 
'04, 


245,490r63, 
236,641  '62, 
200,030 '61, 
lS4,700r60, 


85,603 

84,226 

185.186 

141,570 


81,458  '58, 
68.311  '57, 
108,083|'56, 
Table  showing  the  number  and  nativi- 
ty of  alien  passengers  arrived  at  the  port 
of  New  York  during  the  year  1867,  who 
were  liable  to  bonds  or  commutation  : 


Germany, 

117,591 

Russia, 

185 

Ireland, 

65,134 

Wales, 

143 

England, 

33,712 

S.  America, 

97 

Scotland, 

6,315 

Japan, 

87 

Sweden, 

4,843 

Portugal. 

79 

Switzerland, 

3,985 

Aiistralia, 

44 

France, 

3,204 

Canada, 

42 

Holland, 

2,150 

Mexico, 

28 

Belgium, 

1,023 

Nova  Scotia, 

22 

Denmark, 

1,372 

China, 

17 

Italy, 

1,032 

Greece, 

8 

Norway, 

809 

Cen.  America 

,     7 

Poland, 

208 

Turkey, 

6 

West  Indies 

314 

East  Indies, 

4 

Spain, 

203 

Africa, 

2 

Battles- 

Guilford  Court  House,  March  15,  1781. 

Moore's  Creek. 

Goldsboro  Bridge. 

Kinston  Bridge,  April  39,  1863. 

New  Berne  Plains,  March  14,  1863. 

Fort  liatteras. 

Siege  of  Fort  JVIacon,  April  25,  1863 

Siege  of  Fort  Fisher,  Jan.  1—15,  1805. 

Capture  of  Washington,  June  2 — 5,  1863. 

Capture  of  Plymouth. 

Recapture  of  Plymouth. 

lloanoke  Island. 

New  Berne,  January  26,  1804. 

Roanoke  River,  May  5,  1804. 

Jonesboro,  t;eptember. 

Fayetteville,  March  9,  1805. 

Averasboro,  ]\Iarch  16, 1865. 

Bentonville,  March  30,  1865. 

Pollocksville,  Jlay  11,  18G3. 

White  Hall. 


To  Ascertain  the  Length  of  the  Day  and 
Night. 

At  aby  time  of  the  year  add  twelve 
hours  to  the  time  of  the  Sun's  setting, 
and  from  the  sum  subtract  the  time  of 
rising,  for  the  length  of  the  day.  Sub- 
tract the  time  of  setting  from  twelve 
hours,  and  to  the  remainder  add  the  time 
of  rising  next  morning,  for  the  length  of 
the  night.  These  rules  are  equally  true 
for  apparent  time. 


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AND 


FROM 


IIALETGIT,  N.  C. 


ADVERTISEMENTS  LXV 


LOXJISBUKa 


FEMALE  COLLEGE, 


m^.  f  iisiii  i,  liiii.  L 1 


HALL  ^  WEST, 

00tellersf  stationers, 


KEEP     THE 


^^ti^ik^^^i 


In  the  City,  and 


LXVI 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


E.  J.  HALE  ^  SON'S 


i^m  lisisfiii, 

(Conducted  by  D.  T.  Newby,) 

^!cU0l  §00U  in  ^mmxl  %Uf 

BIBLES.  MM  BOOKS,  k.,  k,  ENVELOPES  AND  STATIONERY  OF  ALL  KINDS, 
WHOLESALE  AISTD   RETAIL, 

Hotel  Building,  41  Hay  St., 

FAYETTEVILLEN.C. 


J.  A.  &  S.  T.  WILLIAMS, 


0:Xir«o:E=LID,    IsT.    o. 

give  Special  Allention  to  Collecting   ani  Compromising  Claims. 


Refers  "by  Pennission  to 


CkDFFiN,  Lkk  &  Co.,  New  York. 

D.  J.  FoLEx,  Bbo.  &  Co.,  Baltimore. 


J.  C.  Cooper,  Oxford,  N.  C. 
Judge  K,  B.  Gilliam,  Oxford,  N.  C. 


N.  H.  D.  WILSON. 


CHARLES  E.   SHOBER. 


WILSON  &  SHOBER, 


GREENSBORO',  N.    C. 
Oollcctions  made,  and  all  orders  in  our  line  of  business  promptly  attended  to. 


F.RAZER'S    HOTEL, 

AV/IH.  FH^ZEH,  I^roprietor. 

Also  rnns  tlie  Hack  Line  to  High  Fointi 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


LXVII 


M 


I 


Connecting  ^Vith.  the 


Wilmington  i^  Weldon  Road  at  Goldsboro',  ^\  €. 


Baleigli  &  Gaston  Road  at  Raleigli. 


Richmond  and  Daniilie  Railroad  at  Greensboro. 


Charlotte  and  Columbia  Road  at  Charlotte. 


@11I©®E 


JOSIAH  TURNER,  Jr.,  President. 
JOSEPH  ANDERSON,  Superintendent. 
WM.  A.  CALDWELL,  Treasurer. 
F.  A.  STAGG,  Secretary. 
S.  D.  SWAIN,  Gen.  Ticket  Agent 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


LXVIII 


GREAT  TH 


"I  11 


VIA  FAYEHEVILLE  AND  JONESBORO', 

TO   FL  ^^  I-.  El  I  csm 

Makins  Connectioii  daily  with. 


And  all  points  North. 


ONLY  THIRTY-FIVE  MILES  OF  STAGING 

From   Jonesboro'  to  Page's, 

ON  THE  NORTH  CAROLINA  ROAD. 


Daily  Boats,  for  Passengers 

From  Fayetteville  to  Wilmington, 

The  ORREL, Jas  Orrell,  Captain. 

The  HALCYON J.  K.  Daily,  Captain. 

The  GOV.  WORTH,  (Iron  Steamer,) . .  A.  P.  Hurt,  " 

The  A.  P.  HURT,        "  "      ....  S.  W.  Skinner,    " 

The  NORTH  CAROLINA, T.  Green,  " 

The  MARION, K.Phillips, 


LXX  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


T    ii    E 


Seaboard  Inland  Air  Line 


Is  Composed  of  the  Following  Roads  : 

Seaboard  &  Roanoke,  Raleigh  &  Gaston,  Wilming- 
ton ^  Weklon,  ]\orth  Carolina,  Western  ]\orth 
Carolina,  Charlotte  ^  South  Carolina,  W 11- 
niington  and  Manchester,   ]\orth 
Eastern,  and  Cheraw  & 
Darlington,  and 

Coonects  alPorlsmouiti  with  Itie  following  Steamship  lines 

For  Boston : 

Boston  &  Noifolk   Steamship   Co.,  end   Central  Wharf,  Boston.    Two 
Steamers  each  week. 

For  New* York : 

Old  Dominion  Steamship  Company.     Pier  37,   North  River,   New  York. 
Five  Steamers  each  week. 

For  Philadelphia : 

Annamessic  Steamers  and   Kailroad.     Depot  of  the  Philadelphia,  Wil- 

mingrton  &  Baltimore  Railroad,  Phila.  Daily. 
Clyde's  Steamers,  14th  South  Delaware  Avenue,  Phila.     Two   steamers 

each  week. 

For  Baltimore : 

Baltimore  Steam  Packet  Company.     Foot  of  Union  Dock,  Baltimore. 
Daily. 

IW"  This  is  the  only  direct  line  between  the  Carolinas  and  points  north. 
It  is  Express  in  point  of  speed  and  safety  of  freights,  being  from  40  to 
70  hours  in  advance  of  all  other  lines. 

8t^^  All  losses,  damages  or  overcharges  promptly  adjusted  on  application 
to  J.  M.  Carrick,  Trace  Agent,  Portsmouth. 

E.  G.  GHIO,  Sup't.  Transp'n. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  LXXI 


Atlantic  &  North  Carolina  Railroad, 

^ND    THE 

North  Carolina  Grand  Trunk  Railroad, 

FROM    OHA-RLOTTE, 

And  all  Points  on  the  North  Carolina  and  its 
Connecting  Railroads,  to  the 

SEABOARD  AT  NEW-BERNE  AND  MOREHEAD  CITY. 


The   State  owns  tliree-fourths  of  tlie  North  Carolina  Eaikoad,  and  three-fourths  of 
the  Atlantic  and  North  Carolina  Kaih'oad.    This  is  the 

To  its  own  Seaports,  and  on  its  own  Road.  A  six  per  cent,  dividend  on  this  line  mil  save 
the  people  from  taxation  S295,0i  0  per  annum.  This  is  the  Line  to  encourage.  You  get 
dispatch,  safety,  but  one  handling,  and  less  Railroad  transportation  than  by  any  other  hue. 
Three-fourths  of  the  profits  made  on  this  line  go  directly  into  the  State  Treasury  ana 
if  encouraged,  you  wiU  soon  be  reUeved  from  heavy  taxation  at  least  two  hundred  and 
ninety- five  thousand  dollars. 

The  Raibroads    composing    the    NORTH    CAROLINA    GRAND    TRL^NK  RAILWAY 
LINE  have  recently  agreed  to  unite  in  a 

GREAT  THROUGH  LINE  ROUTE 

to  alllthe  Northern  Markets,  on  equal  terms  and  charges,  \-ia  our  own  ports  to  and 
from  the  North. 

For  information  about  shipping,  apply  to  Messrs, 

WHEDBEE  &  DICKERSON,  Baltimore. 
COCHRAN,  RUSSELL  &  CO.,  Philadelphia. 

BAKER  BROTHERS,  Boston. 

MURRAY  &  FERRIS,  Agents  for  Murray's  N.  C.  Steam- 
ship Line,  New  York  ;  and  to 

J,  V.  JORDAN,  Freigbt  Agent, 

Newbern,  N.   C. 


LXXII 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


The  Great  Short  Air  Line ! 

NORTH  J^NT)    SOUTH. 

I?OR  PASSENGERS   AND  FREIGHTS,  this  Line— the  old  route  for  Freight  and 
^    Travel— for 

TIME,  SPEED,  SAFETY,  CHAAPi\ESS  and  COMFORT, 

HAS  NO  COMPETITOR.  On  this  Route  you  have  NO  DBLAT.  no  change  of  cars,  no 
accidents,  no  losses,  with  almost  as  much  expedition,  in  SEALED  THROUGH  CARS, 
as  by  Express. 

THROUGH  BILLS  OF  LADNIG  GIVEN 

From  Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Ports- 
mouth, Norfolk,  Richmond  and  Petersburg, 
To  Charlotte,  Columbia  and  all  Intermediate  Points  South. 

Shippers  will  find  it  to  their  interest  to  have  their  goods  marked 

*'rJA   RALEIGH  «£    GASTON  MAIL   ROAD.'* 

The  Raleigh  &  Gaston  Railroad  makes  Through  Connections  with  all  Passenger  and  Freight  Trains 

Going  North,  or  South, 
Saving  at  least  Twenty  Four  Hours  in  Time  over  any  Other  Route ! 

^"  Cars  loaded  at  Charlotte  go  through  to  Portsmouth  or  Richmond 

Without  Change  or  Break  of  Bulk, 

Consequently  GOODS  and  FREIGHTS  are  handled  but  once,— at  Steamer's  Wharf. 

Passenger  Trains  make  close  Connection 

AT  RALEIGH,  with  the  North  Carolina  Railroad,  and  AT  WELDON  with  the  Sea- 
board and  Roanoke  Railroad,  Petersburg  and  Washington  Line,  and  the  Annamessic 
Line  via  Portsmouth  and  Philadelphia. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  LVII 


BRANSON  $c  JONES, 

RALEIQH,      N.       C, 
DE  ALERS   IN 


I 


AND    PUBLISHEKS  OF  THE 

Nofth  Carolina  Business  Directoiy  yoi  Oarolina  Almanac, 

♦ 

LAW    BOOKS 

Of  all  Classes  Furnished  at  Cheapest  Rates. 

SHEET     MUSIC. 

A  large  assortment  kept  on  hand  and  Rare 
pieces  furnished  to  special  order. 

GARDEN     SEEDS. 

Of  Best  Quality  alw^ays  on  hand  or  sent  by 
mail  or  otherwise. 

SABBATH    SCHOOL    BOOKS. 

Catechisms,  Hymns,  Tickets,  Primers,  Spel- 
lers, Youths'  and  Children's  Libraries,  &:c. 

GENERAL  BOOK  AGENTS. 

Consignments  of  Second-hand  Law  Books 
and  Miscellaneous  Libraries  solicited. 

BLANK     BOOKS 

Ruled    and    Bound    to    Order. 

BOOK    BINDING 

Of  all  kinds  done  in  the  Best  Style. 


LXXIV  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THE 


81ilmiugt0ii|0imial, 


ID^il3^    ^Tid   "Wool^ly. 


The   Oldest   Daily   Paper  in    the    State 


DEVOTED  TO 


POLITICS    AND   AGRICULTUHE, 


AND    THE 


Advancement  of  tlie  State  Grenerally. 


Tor  XTLS  : 

ONE  YEAR, $10  00 

SIX  MONTHS, 5  00 

THREE  MONTHS,    -._---  3  00 

The  Journal  is  a  FIrst-Rate  Advertising  Medium. 

ENGLEHARD  &  PRICE, 

JProprietors. 


ADVERTISEMENTS  LXXV 


The  IndependentPress, 


PUBLISHED    AT 


CONCORD,    N.   C 

By    J.    O.H.  NUTTALL. 


The  Press  has  a  large  and  increasing'  c  irulation,  and  presents  the 

BEST  MEDIUM  TO  ADVERTISEES, 

IN  WESTERN  NORTH  CAROLINA. 

T  mmmm . 

$2.50   for    One     Year,  $1.50  for  Six  3Ionths. 

WELDON,    N.    C, 

PUBLISHED     BY 

STONE    &    UZZELL. 


suBsomr^TiON. 

ONE  YEAR $4  00 

SIX  MONTHS 2  00 

THREE  MONTHS, 1  00 

The  NEWS  is  a^  Excellent  Advertising  Medium^ 


LXXIV  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


The  Danville  Register. 

DANVILLE,    VA  . 
PUBLISHED  WEEKLY    AND    SEMI-WEEKLY. 

« 

WEEKLY,    one  year, $3  00 

"  six  months, 1  50 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  one  year, 5  00 

"  "  six  months, 3  00 

ABNER  ANDERSON, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 

Danville  Times, 

DANVILLE,    VA. 

^, 

PUBLISH^B^r)    SEMI-AVEEKLY 

At  $5  per  Ainium. 
:f^.    io  o  xjHj  id  iisr , 

Editor  and  iProprietoi*. 

T.  E.  EYANS, 

Associate     and     Local     Editor, 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  LXXVII 


T  li  E 


LAND   WE   LOVE. 

Containing     Eighty    Pages, 


DEVOTED  TO 


Literature,  Agriculture    and    General  Intelligence,  and 
Containing  Reports  of  Battles,  Incidents  and  an- 
ecdotes of  the  "War,  never  before  published. 


iB^^r  <3-:E:iiST.  id.  :h:.  xhiiIuIL., 

Late  of  the  Soiathern  Aviny, 


This  is  the  cheapest  Magazine  in  the  South,  and  it  has  reached  an  issue 
of  12,000  copies,  monthly,  in  the  first  year  of  its  existence.  Its  circula 
tion  embraces  all  the  Territories,  and  all  the  States  except  three  of  the 
North  Eastern.  Encouraged  by  this  generous  patronage,  the  proprietors 
are  using  every  exertion  to  make  the  Magazine  more  attractive  and  more 
useful.  The  services  of  some  of  the  most  talented  writers  of  the  country 
have  been  secured  ;  and  no  article  w  ill  be  published,  which  has  not  real  sub- 
stantial merit. 

The  Magazine  aims  to  preserve  a 

THE  WIT  AND  HUMOR  OF  THE 


Published  at  Charlotte,  N.  C,  by  Hill,  Irwin  &  Co. 


TBI=LIVES. 


Three  dollars  a  year  in  advance.  One  dollar  and  a  half  for  six  months. 
Specimen  copies  twenty-five  cents  each.  Subscriptions  can  be  dated  back 
if  desired.  Money  should  be  remitted  by  check  on  New  York,  or  Post 
Ofiice  money  order  on  Charlotte.  If  these  cannot  be  had,  send^by  Express 
or  in  a  Registered  Letter. 


LXXVIII 


ADVERTISEMENTS 


THE 


■MM 


^X     ^^/. 


STATESYILE,    N.    0. 


IS    PUBLISHED    WEEKLY    DY 


E.   B.   DRAKE  &  SON, 


At  $3  per  Annum  in  Advance. 


The  AMERICAN  lias  a  Wide  Cii'culation 


Central  and  Western  North  Carolina, 


EXTENDING    INTO   ALL   THE 


Soiitliern  and  Western  States, 


AND   OFFERS 


li©S©M®t^ 


And  others,  to  advertise  in  its   columns. 


TERMS    LIBERA!- 


ADVERTISEMENTS, 


LXXIX 


The  several  papers  heretofore  published  in  Salisbury  have  been  con- 
solidated, and  hereafter  there  will  be  but  one  Tri- Weekly,  and  one  Weekly 
paper  in  the  place. 


xi-dAu 


AND     THE 


BY  HANIS  &  BEUNEK. 

EDITORS    AND    PROPRIETORS. 

The  Weekly,  as  its  name  indicates,  is  a  union  of  the  Weekly  Watchman 
and  the  Weekly  Old  North  State.  The  Watchman  is  one  of  the  old- 
est and  best  newspapers  in  the  State,  while  the  Old  North  State 
has  already  won  for  itself  a  high  place  among  the  journals  of  the  country. 
No  pains  will  be  spared  to  make  the  new  weekly  one  of  the  best  newspa- 
pers in  the  State.     Tt  will  be  much 

iwiAM©®®  Awm  imwm 

And  its  typography  will  be   sni-passed  by  none.     The  combination  will  give 
the  Old  North  State,  and  the  Watchman  &  Old  North  State,  the 

Largest  Circulation  of  any  Paper  in  Western  Nortli  Carolina, 

and  consequently  make  them  the  very  best  advertising  medium  in  that  part 
of  the  State. 

Connected  with  them   will  be  one  of  the 

^B\i:sT   cioB   \^FncEs   in   the   |0ountky,  - 

where  every  variety  of  Job  Work   will   be   done  in   the   best  style,  at  the 
shortest  notice,  and  on  the  most  reasonable  terms. 

Terms  of  Subscription. — For  the  Tri- Weekly  paper,  cue  year,  |5  00. 
For  the  Weekly  paper,  one  year,  |3  00. 


LXXX 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THE 


EPISCOPAL    METHODIST, 

IN  TUE   INTERESTS  OF 

METHODISM, 

BY    REV.    H.    T.    HUDSON. 


EDITOK   AND  PROPRIETOR. 


rjRlCE,    $2.50   P:EB    ANNU3I. 


--ALSO    BY    THE    SAME- 


PJ 


PI, 


PUBLISHED  MONTHLY 


I=>rioo   IJ^orty    Ooiats 


50  Copies,  $10  OO.     100  Copies,  $15  00. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  LXXXI 

THE 

Fayetteville  News. 

PUBLISHED    EVERY    TUESDAY. 

H.    L.  &   J.    H.    MYROVER, 

EDITORS   AND   PROPKIETORS. 

WEEKLY,  one  year, $3  00 

"  six  months, 3  00 

.*. 

'FLsK,tGS    of  -A-cL-vei-tisiiag. 

One  Square,  (1  inch  or  less)  first  insertion, $1  00 

"         ^'         each  subsequent  insertion, 6() 

For  one  year,  one  square, 15  00 

For  six  months,     "  9  00 

For  three  months,  "  ." 6  00 

For  quarter  column,  five  squares,  three  months, 25  00 

For  half  column,  10  squares,  "  "       40  00 

For  one  column,  30  squares,  "  "      75  00 

20        "  twelve        "       300  00 

L.    ROSENTHAL, 

No,  50,  Fayetteville  St., 

ZE^-A-HiEiio-xi,  isr.  o., 

DEALER    IN 

'.II  mil  m^^,^ 
Hats,  Caps,  Boots  and  Shoes, 

Gentlemen's  Furnishing  Goods,  &c  ,  &c. 

E^"  NEW  GOODS  received  every  day.        Call   and  Examine    them_^ 


LXXXII  ADVERTISEMENTS, 


Nortl)  Carolina  ^nsbjitenan^ 

REV.  J.  M.  SHERWOOD,  EDITOR. 


TERMS :  —THREE   DOLLARS  PER  ANNUM. 


Having  the  Largest  Circulation  in  the  State,   the  Presby- 
terian   AFFORDS  A 

#vALUABLi:  Medium   or  ^dvkktising. 


AJl  Kinds  of  Job  [Printing 

Done  with  dispatch,  and  on  the  most  reasonable  terms.    Particular  at- 
tention paid  to  all  Court  Blanks,  and  all  kinds  of  Commercial  printing. 
Address  

E«v.  J.  M.  SHERWOOD, 

FAYETTEVILLE,  N.  C. 


WEEKLY     COURIER, 

WARRENTON,    N.    C. 

I.  H.   BENNETT,   Proprietor. 


TERMS    OF    SUBSCRIPTION. 

in  advance  $2.00. 

Advertiaements  will  be  inserted  at  the  following  rates  : 
One  dollar  per  square  for  the  first  insertion,  and  fifty  cents  for  each  sub- 
sequent insertion ;  a  square  consists  of  one  inch  apace  or  less. 

TERMS  OF  ADVERTISING. 

One  column  one  year $125  00 

"      sixmonths 65  00 

"        "      threemonths 45  OO 

Half  column  one  year 65  00 

"        "      sixmonths 54  00 

"        "      threemonths 30  00 

One  square  •ne  yeir 18  00 

"        •'        sixmonths 10  00 

"        "       threemonths 7  00 


ADVERTISEMENTS  tXXXIir 


THE 


18  THE  ONLY 

aVeefelg  pa^oni^  iotttttal, 

SOUTH  OF  BALTIMORE. 


IT  CONTAINS  EIGHT  PAGES  OF  READING  MATTER,  AND  IS 
PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY  IN  RALEIGH,  N.  C, 

BY  BEST  &  STME, 

AT  THE  FOLLOWING  LOW  RATES  OF  SUBSCRIPTION. 


1  copy  one  year, 11  50 

5  copies  "      "  

10      " 

20      " 

50    i; 

^Advertisements  inBerted  persqimre  first  insertion,  $1  00;  subBequent  in- 
sertions, 75  cents ;  three  months  85  00— invariably  in  advance.  2o  per  cent, 
off  to  those  advertising  a  column  or  more  for  12  months 

S^^All  communications  and  letters  on  busmess  should  be  addressed  to 
"Square  and  Compass,"     Raleigh,  N.  C. 


22  00 

40  00 

87  50 

150  00 


NORFOLK    VIRGINIAN. 


r 


PUBLISHED  BY  S.  HODGES  &  COMPANY. 

JAMES  BARRON  HOPE,  EDITOR. 


TERMS. 

ONE  YEAR, ^^ 

SIX  MONTHS, ^^ 


LXXXIV  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


T  H  E 


luiiriuil  0f  Coimiierte, 


HAVING  BEEN    GREATLY  ENLARGED  AND  OTHERWISE 
IMPROVED,  IS  NOW  ACKNOWLEDGED  TO  BE   ONE  OF  THE 

LEADING  JOURNALS  OF  THE  COUNTRY. 

It  is  one  of  the  best  dailies  in  the  South.  It  offers  the  greatest  induce- 
ments to  the  reading  public  of  North  Carolina,  and  should,  as  it  does,  com- 
mand their  most  liberal  support. 


TERMS    OF    THE    DAILY. 

The  DAILY  JOURNAL,  in  its  enlarged  form,  will  be  mailed  to  sub- 
scribers out  of  the  city,  or  delivered  to  those  in  it,  at  the  ver}'  low  price, 
as  follows  : 

Twelve  months, $8  00  I  To  Clubs  of  10  1  y'r  to  one  P.  O.  $70  00 

Six  months 4  00  |  To  Clubs  of  10  six  months,         85  00 

Three  months, 2  50  I  To  Clubs  of  5  one  year,  35  00 

One  month, 1  00  [  To  Clubs  of  5  six  months,  17  50 


C3i,1 


Is  surpassed  by  but  few,  if  any,  in  the  South.  It  comprises  over  a  hun- 
dred and  fifty  different  fonts  of 

^gm  awl   |a^lil0ialile  MjU^   ^t  ^^h  Wmu, 

In  connection  with  which  are  constantly  kept  the  best  workmen  and  an 
abundant  supply  of  the  best  quality  of  job  stock,  and  the  impressions,  like 
the  Newspaper,  are  all  made  on  the 

MOST  IMPEOVED  STEAM  POWER  PEESSES; 

And  in  the  very  best  style  of  the  art.  Our  motto  being  Dispatch  and 
Economy. 

S.  D.  POOL,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

New  Berne,  ISJ".  O. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  LXXXV 


giiiljj  llBiigj]  lute 

-REVIVKD. 

aOLDSBORO',    N.    C. 

The  only  DAILY  PAPER  between  Petersburg,  Va.,  and  Wilmington, 
N.  C,  and  Raleigh   and   New  Berne. 

Opposed  to  Military  Despotism  and  Negro  Rule. 


The  Rough  Notes  offers  great  inducements  to  advertisers. 
Price  fO.OO  per  annum. 

J.  A.  BONITZ,  Publisher. 


WESTERN  IeNTKEI 

WINSTON,  FOKSYTHE  COUNTY,  N.  C. 

G.  M.  MATHES,  Editor. 
THE  SENTINEL  IS  A  GOOD  ADVERTISING  MEDIUM  AS 

IT  CIRCULATES  IN  ALL  THE  WESTERN  COUNTIES 

OF    NORTH    CA^nOLINA. 
NATIONAL 

FR[EOM[ll'S  SAVING  AND  TRUST  COMPANI, 

Chartered  by  Siwcial  Act  of  Congress,  JIaroh  IHUu, 

Bi-anch  at  Raleigh,  Noi*tli  Carolina. 
FayetteTille  Street,  IVo.  39. 

Open  every  day  except  Sundays  and  from  10  A.  ]\I.  to  4  P.  31.,  and  Satur- 
days until  7  P.  M.  I)eposits  of  any  amount  received  from  any  person.  In- 
terest payable  semi-annually — January  and  July.  All  depositors  must  sub- 
scribe to  the  rules  and  regixlations  of  the  Company.  Principal  office  at 
Washington,  D.  C. 
For  further  information  apply  at  this  office. 

G.  W.  iBRODIE,  Cashier. 


LXXXVI      '  AnVERTISEMEXTS. 


A  Good  Advertising  Medium  in  Western  North  Carolina. 

T  H  F, 

Western  Democrat, 

Pt'BLISIiKD    AT 

(One  of  tlie  Oldest  Newspaiiers  in  the  State.) 

It  has  a  Large  and  General  Oirculation  in 

And  Adjoining  Districts  of  South  Carolina. 
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A  Family  Fireside  and  Political  Newspaper, 

PUBLISHED   EVEBY    THUIWDAY    MOBNINli    BY 

Is  one  of  the  oldest  and  largest  Journals  in  North  Carolina,  and  as  one  of 
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by  mail,  at  the  risk  of  the  Publishers. 


ADVERTISEMENTS  LXXXVII 


THE    SENTINEL, 

Published  Daily,  Semi-Weekly  and  Weekly. 

R  A.  L  E  I  a  H  ,     N^.     C. 

"WM.  E.  PELL,  Proprietor. 


EDITED     BY 


WM.  E.  PELL  and  SEATON  GALES. 


WM  umm 


Daily  Sentinel,  in  advance,  per  year, $8  00 

"  "  "  G  months, 4  00 

Semi-Weekly,  "  per  year, 4  00 

"  "  "  0  months, 3  00 

Weekly,  «  "  per  year, 2  00 

"  "  G  months, 100 


S^'Establislied  in  184rl.,^ 


Am 

COTTON  FACTOR, 

Wholesale  &  Retail  Grocer, 


AMD   dealer   in 


IRON,  HARDWARE,  CROCKERY,  CUTLERY,  SHOES, 

WWW  m^^wB.  ^%. 

luW" Special  attention  is  called  to  IRON  of  all  descriptions,  and  EDGEE- 
TON'S  GENUINE  SCOTCH   SNUFF,  so  well  known  to  the  pnblic. 
All  kinds  of  country  produce  taken  in  exchange   for  goods. 

No.  5,  South  Side  Market  Square, 
RALEIGH,  N.    C. 


LXXXVIII  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


The  Capital  and  Assets  of  the  iDsuraoce  Companies  reprc!>ente<I  by  the 

indersisrncd  is 


Wholesale  &  Ketail  Druggist,  and 
^irE    AND     IliKE    #NSUHANCK     '^^GENT, 

Fayetteville  Street, 

ife©  sc^   isJ^  ^    ife  <^  i^ffife  |)       ilM   ®         (^  • 

REPItESENTS    THE 

CONNECTICUT  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

Which  has   818.000,000  Assets, 

And   the   following     FIRE     Insurance    Companies: 

Home,  New  Haven,  -        -        SI. 000.000   I    Atlamtic,  Brooklyn,        -        -  300.000 

Security,  New  York,        -        -       1.000.000   |    Ins.  Co.  Val.  of  Va.,  Winchester,  300.000 

Pheonix,  Hartford,  -  GOO.OOO   I    Jeffebson,  Scottsville,        -        -  200.000 

Putnam,  "      -        -        -  500.000  |    Home,  of  Georgia,  Columbus,  350.000 


THE 


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BY  W.  W.  HOLDEN  &  SON. 

PUDLISHED  TRI-WEEKLY  AND  WEEKLY  IN  RALEIGH,  N,  C. 

The  STANDARD  is  an  "unmistakably"  loyal  Union  paper.  It  is  in 
favor  of  the 

RESTOKATION    OF   THE   UNION, 

So   that  our  people  may  have  permanetly   a  loyal   civil  government   which 
will  protect  the  lives  and  property  of  all,  and  do  jastice  to  all. 

In  addition  to  its  political  information,  the  Standard  will  contain  choice 
reading  matter,  the  latest  news  of  all  kinds,  the  Markets,  Sec. 

TERMS. 

TRI-WEEKLY,per  year, $6  00 

"  six  months, ?,  00 

WEEKLY,  per  year, 3  00 

' '  six  months, . 150 

Five  copies  of  the  Weekly,  one  year,  $12.  Ten  copies,  one  year  $23. 
Persons  sending  clubs  of  five  or  more  will  be  entitled  to  the  paper  one  year 
free  of  charge. 

No  paper  in  the  South  has  advertising  facilities  superior  to  the  Standard. 
Letters  must  be  addressed  to 

¥.  W.  HOLDEN  &  SON,  Ealeigh,  N.  C. 


ADVERTISEMENTS 


LXXXIX 


aEisruinsTE 


Smoking  Tobacco, 


MA.IsrXJF^CTUIlEI3  BY 


DURHAMS,  N.  0. 


HS^    All   Orders  promptly   Filled.    -®^ 


XC  ADVERTISEMENTS, 


DR.  G.  K.  BAGBY, 

Office  and  Eesidenoe  on  Pollok  St.,  2  doors  west  of  Post  Office, 
ISTEW^BERlSr,  N.  C. 


Criiifiiiiii  lensi, 

OXFORD,    N.    C. 
DR.  SAMUEL  A.  WILLIAMS,  Proprietor. 

^a%  Macks,  pom.    (PxfaHl  ta  J^endei^&an  art  ike 
Raleigh  and  G-aston  Railroad. 

Jt^  Oxford  is    a  pleaaant  summer  resort.      Good  water,   a  healthy 
ocality,  and  good  Hotel  accommodations. 


JULIUS  ASHE  &  CO., 

Middle  Street,  Between,   South  Front  and  Pollok  Streets, 


"WHOLESALE    AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 


)f)     ^^^^^^i.JIL^E^g) 
Boots,  Shoes  and  Hats, 

CJEMTLEMEN'S    FURNISHING    GOODS, 

TRUNKS    AND   VALISES. 


?f 


T-    H,.    H^IjIL*,    [Proprietor. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


XCI 


M.    ROSENBAUM, 


Wholesale  and  retail  dealeb  in 


CLOIHOG,  BOOTS  AND  SHOES, 


Hats,  Trunks,  Valises,  Notions,  Hosiery, 


Ladies'  and  Gents'  Fuinisliini  Goods, 

16  Fayetteville    Street, 

RALEIGH,  N.  C. 


DAVIS  $(  HUNTER, 


WHOLESALE  AND  EETAIL  DEALERS    IN  PURE 


urn  m  MEDICIIES 

DYE-STUFFS,  PERFUMERY,  PAINTS,  OILS,  LAMPS, 

West  Centre  Street, 

a-oiL.iDSBo:FLO%  nsr.  o. 


XCII 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


^VSTM.  S.  MOORE, 


£ast    Mai'lcet, 


Orooerles,  ISTotloias, 

GREENSBORO',  N.  C. 


MRS.  WM.  S.  MOORE, 

RESIDENT  AND  PERMANENT 

'4il!il411il  Mlllilll 


SILK,   STRA^V    GOODS, 


Mm  <^^m9 


^VELVETS    AND    t^ADIES    ^ANCY    ^OODS, 

GREENSBOHO',    N.    0. 

TuNSTALL   House, 

DANVILLE,  Va., 

.    ^AKY    0.     ^ILLNEK,     '^^KOPKIETKICSS. 

This  Well-Kiaowii  and  Fashionable  Hotel  is   always  Ready- 
to  Extend  a   Welcome  to  its   Guests. 


J       W .     PAYNE, 

GREENSBORO',    N.    C. 
Practices  in  the  Courts  of  Guilford  and  Davidson. 

Collections  Promptly    Attended  to. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


XCIII 


RALEIGH,  N^.  O. 

Trial   Dockets,   Execution  Dockets,  Appearance 

Dockets,  Civil,  State  and  Road  Dockets, 
Records,  Ledgers,  Day,  Journal  and  Cash  Books, 
and  Bond  Books, 


g'miiffs®  Ai 


mwmw)  1©  ©s®®M. 


Of  all  descriptions,  ruled  to  any  pattei'n,  and  bound  as  neat   and  as  cheap 
as  can  be  done  anywhere  in  the  United  States.     Also, 

Music  Books,   Newspapers,  Periodical,  Supreme 
Court  Reports,  and  Books  of  all  kinds, 

Bound  in    any   Style    and    Yery   Cheap! 

Docket  Paper  on  hand  for  sale,  or  Ruled  to  Order. 

At  Branson  &  Jones'  Bookstore, 

W.  C.  PETTY  «{  CO., 


OF 


(f  Doors,  &c.  -■       ^ai*  and 

l^la@    W@@il   W@ffl 

Of  Everj^    Description. 

BUSH    HILL,   RANDOLPH  COUNTY, 

Two  miles  from  High  Point. 
Oi'clexs   I=']:-oii.a:ptly    .>=!!^tteiac3.eci   to. 


XCIV 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


SOUTH  111  HOTlIi. 

GBEENSBOBO,   N.  gC. 

iATELf  FITTED  mim  ©OOD  ST¥iE, 
SCALES  &  BLACK,  Proprietors. 

Accommodation  Hacks  meet  all  the  Passenger  Trains. 

T.  E.  BROWN  ^  CO., 

MANUFACTURER   OF 

Tin,  Sheet  Iron  and  Copper  Ware,  ^ 

ALSO    DEALERS  IN 

Sto^""os   SLiCLcX  stills^ 

MAIN     STREET, 

SALISBURY,  N.   C. 
WALTER    A.    MONTGOMERV, 

ATTORNEY    AT    LAW, 

WARRENTON,    N.    C. 
Collections    Promptly    Attended    to. 

LORD  &  SMITH,  Proprietors, 

T  ./^IFL  IB  O  :E=L  0%     KT.     O 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


XCV 


OF    HARTFORD,    CONN. 

[INCORPORATED   1^4    ] 


W.  S.  OLMSTEAD,  Secretary. 


GUY  R.  PHELPS,  President 


ACCUMULATED    ASSETS   $20,000,000. 

Dividends  Avei-a^e  over-  50  Per  Cent. 
All  Policies  Non-Forfcitable  for  a  Stated  Amount. 

Assurance  can   be  Effected  in   any  Form.  Desired. 

Genex-al  Agent  for    North.  Cai-olina. 


MACNAIR  ^  OWEN, 


WHOLESALE  AND  EETAIL 


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§ 


Main  Street,  Ojtposite  the  Court  House, 


TASRIBOTIO',   1>1.   C. 


A.  H.  MAONAIE,  M.   D. 


JOHN  OWEN. 


Attention  to  the  Collecti 


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