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The national Republican., 1866-11-05
EDICAL STAFF.

SURGEON CHARGE.
III. THOMPSON, NJ. D., 1S4 | street, between Twen-
teth and Twenty First streets.
CONSULTING PHrsICIAss AND suRdEoSs
JOS. X. BARNES, NJ. D., Surgeon General, United
States Army.
JOS. Riley, NJ, D., Georgetown.
THos MILLER, N. D., street, Washington.
AYP. dARNETT N. D., New York avenue
W. p. JOHNSTON, NJ. D., Washington,
GRAFTON TYLER, D., Georgetown.
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TT SON TAY LOR
- ponKsR1LRR AND sTATIoNRR,

BOOKSELLER AND sTATloNkk,
RIA avenue doors west Of Ninth street
WAsHIsaToE CIrI.
AL the new books Of the age received immsdistsiy
upon issue from the press, and for sale AZ puohshe"
prices ,,. ~ Ill
Imported Stationery and American manufacture, oi AL
grades and variety, at the lowest New YORK prices.
Blank Books Of all styles on hand, and mAdsto ofaef
without loss Of time. A..
Visiting Cards printed, and plates engraved In the
latest fashion.
All Medical Books supplied st publishsrs' rates A.,
Payer and Envelopes stained 70 ordsS. apa'u
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Pno O- rs.
DROPOsALs FOR WORK ON SEWER

orpIcr CoxxssroHRR or Public BUILDINGS J
CAPIroL or TEE UsIrED srAfEs, J
wAsurrgrox Crrf, October 10, 1895.
Sealed proposals will be received At this once unt
the Sd day Of November next 81 y o'clock noon and
will be opened at one o'clock that day in the pres
q the Secretary Of the INTERIOR to do the folowss
described work, viz;
To exeayas properly from the place where the pres
snt unfinished sewer through the Botanic Garden termi
mates to Third street vest % plank the bottom Of the
creek with 3inoh joist, In the same manner that the
bottom Of It Is planksd far the sewer s built
to continue the stone walls each side Of the crock TO
Third street, In the that the walls already
built are buit Of height to receive the arch
and TO build lateral three feet barrel sewer from the
present sewer from the Capitol 10 the main All
the materials to be farnshed By the contractor, and all
necessary preparations such freeing the channel Of
water, &c. to be made BY him.
The work 10 be done under the Supervision Of .
pstent person to be employed BY the Commissioner,
and to the satisfaction Of such person and the Commits
siouer.
Proposals must be made in gross for doing all
the toork, A. II cannot we'll be divided
The person to whom the contract s awarded will be
required to give proper security for the performance Of
his contract and twenty per cent Of contract price
will be retained until the work Is Enthusiastically com
pleted. B. FRENCH,
oe22-l2 Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
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DEATH OF AN AGED PRINTER.-Mr. John
Cullum, card printer, aged 70 years, died in this
city yesterday morning His funeral will take
place at 10 o'clock this Monday forenoon from No.
l8 Market street.
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HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
~
LYING-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, (eircle. corner Of NJ street.

This institution Is situated In the most healthy por
tion OF the District, surrounded by ts own grounds.
Cars pass the door every Ave minutes,
Terms Of admission From % to go per week, In ac
cordanee with the required, payable In advance
This includes Board Medicines, Medical, and Surgical
Attendance.
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d 4 w A R D.
5000 5000. 5000.
STOP and THINK
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. LESS THAN Cosr.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. LESS THAN cesr.
TWENTY -YIvE PER CENT LKss THAN cosr.
NEVER AGAIN WILL Iou HAVE The CHANCE.
NEVER AGAIN WILL IoU HAVE THE CHANCE.
NEVER AGAIN WILL roU HAvB THE CHANCE.
Tho goods must bs sold within the next sixty days,
regardless Of cost We mean what We say Come and
see for yourselves before purchasing.
J. H. SMITH,
100 Seventh st., opposite Post onacs
ssl6.ly Washington, D. G.
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THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICETHATTHE
subscriber has obtained from the orphans' Court
Of Washington county. in the District o. Columbia,
Neal, late Of Washington, D. G., deceased. All
persons having claims against the SAD deceased are
thereof TO the subscriber before the Esd day Of
October nsIt they nay o'hsIsi.: By law be sx'
eludsd from all bensnt o. ne o.. sa,a ss's's' ,..s
| O. BWHITE,
| ocsl.lavSv k4esutor.
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AUCTION SALES

- -. - - :,
GALE OF sERvIOEABLE AND UN.
nSLG xNMs Sn
Br..Au OF oaDsAscr, NAVY p,rA,rs.rr, I
o, rHuRsDAY, the twenty .seeosd (SsdJ DAY Of No.
y.nbsr isss at noon, there viii B. sod a public sne.
aS .sSi usss. us:.s !: 8. isssi;. ssss ns.: s,s;
and miscellaneous Articles Of Naval Ordnanee
and Pistols. fev Of which are IN SOcS eopasica ~
length Of barrel and cslibre diasrins however, from
Ths articles viii b. sold in lots.
roanS ~ Vne-haf cash In Government funds, 10 BE- de-
his On a: conclusion q the sale and the remainder
% ,.ns, %s, % be m is%Sysd from the yard they
noo.eo.s Chief Of Burssu.
SALE OF HORSES AND MULES.
CHrsr ouARrxRxAsrsa's orYrcr,,
Dxror OF wAsnIsaros,
There viii bs .old at public auction, .. ii |. m. on
the 10TH under direction Of Brsve Brigadisr
DsPor Ii. sy ss as.r;:.. sIsSSs Ssss
'n,Sais; y aS:.,. s.,'
Terms; Cash in Government funds
By SrSsr Of Breyst Major General D. H. Rucksr, A.
nos.td Colonel, Q n Dspsrtmsnt
GALE OF SOLDIERS REST AT
~ ALEXANDRIA.
CHEZ ouARrHRnAsrxn's oyyrcs,
DBPoT OF wAslIHorox, J
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 80, 1855.
loving described BuSps. se vii Dc ssis Il suSii:
suction, On sATGRDAY, aoysnbsr 10, ecmn.nsins At
james n Moore, %a Sn K, ush: .: ''''''a' Colonel
ons Barrsck, 81 feet by ISL feet.
One storehoure, l2x5l feet.
Ono storehouse, Iexisfeet
One 0mcers' Quarters, 24xs7 feet.
One Dining Room, 3lIl7e feet.
One Kitchen, 32x70 feet
One Wash. house, l2xs2 feet
One wash house, l2x34 feet.
Two Open Sheds, lol27l feet
One Open Shed, l0x66 feet.
One Open Shed, 1881 feet.
One Open Shed, l2xl0 feet.
One Guard house, l2x2e feet.
offsusus So and fec. fpek..r.ue.
Aftsr which large lot Of Water and Gas Pipes and
FlItures used in these buildings.
Articles must be removed within ten days from date
| Of sale.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds.
By command Of General D. Il. Rucker Assistant Quar-
CHARLES II. ToMPKINs,
ocSl-lot Brevet Brig. Gen, ouartermaster, U. s.A
DOR SALE-ON THURSDAY, NO
I yEMBER IS. 1883. At 70 m, at HoBoKEN, near
the Ferry, the Revenue Steam propeller CUYAHoGA,
full rigged brig, burthen $50 tons old Measurement.
Built By wsstervelt. New York, in 1855; Frame live
oak, locust, and cedar Repanked and thoroughly re-
paired BY John Linn, In Philadelphia 1851 Is now in
Has one complete suit Of Cotton Sails nearly new.
and is we'll foand in Anchors Chains, Boats, Se Fine
Poop Cabin, Ward room, Berth deck, and all the ap-
| pointments Of mau-of.war Has
| Two oseillating Engines, s6x32
Two horizontal tubular Boilers.
Composition Screw, feet diameter, Il feet pitch
Slows 1856 gross tons coal In bunkers.
sale at HOboken near the Ferry until tie day Of SALE
and every Information given BY the omees, n charge
oc2o-eotnol5 Collector Of Customs, New York.
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$6,OOO,O
SEWN PER CENT
FIRST. GLASS YTRsr MORTGAGE BONDS.
ssoo, 900 SOLD.
THE NORTH MISSOURI RAILRoAD COMPANY has
suhorIsd to sell their lst Mortgage per cent 80
year bonds The whole amount Is % 900. Coupons
payable on the l days Of January and July Of each
year, in New York
Referring to our Advertisement Of August, having
sold tho nrs half million Of these desirable bonds We
have advanced the price to RIdHTY FIVE CENTS, at
which they stand unrivasd the cheapest hrstelsss
security in the market.
Any further inquiries will bs answered at our once.
sepl.u JAY COOKE CO.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
I'D. ooor,. tsf Jay Cooke : %. , Prss.dsa.
VS. Hurrusros. Cashier.
aovlRHNlsr DIPosIfolI
FINANCIAL AolHr OF rHs uHIrlD rrArn.
lsru sra,sr, OPPOSITE TEE slsAsvl1 DsrAayr,sr.
aoysrnmsa, securities with Treasurer Uaitsl States,
~oHK nILLIoH DOLLARs.W
We buy and sell all classes Of aovIRHnlHf sIoU.
RITIKs at current market rates.
FURNISH lxcHAHaI aal make collsstsas o. ALL
TIE PRINCIPAL oITIIs OF rHI uuIrlD sTArIs
We purchase Government voushsrs On the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give oAaiSuI AuD rlonr1
ArrEIrIoS TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MIN AND FIRMS.
sad to any other business entrusted to uL
RuLL INFORMATION In regard to 0ovIRHhlHI
LOANS 81 all times shssrfully furnished.
wN HUNTINGDON. Cashier.
v..,.e,o. H.,sh %, lsss mhn-dH
HO Il E l. S.
VIZ lila RDS Fl o Il 4 l.
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INVALID SoLpIER.-About one o'clock Sat
day Mr.. McClelland, . claim agent, brought to the
Central guard. house Christopher Keer, an invalid
soldier, for safs.kseping, and $223.60 bounty, to
be- delivered to him after obtaining transportation
to New York city. At half.past SIX O'Clock P. IN.
he vas placed on the train with Q through ticket
and his money given to him by Officer SW. Taylor.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OPPIcR OF INTERNAL REVENUE,


wAsuISuTos, Oct 10, 1866
Sealed proposals will be received at this oee until
the 10th day Of November 1885, at lao clock for sup
plying the Assessors and Collectors Of Internal Revenue
throughout that portion OF the United States iying east
Of the Rocky Mountains with STATIONERY for the
fiscal year ending June 80 1867 and until the lst day OF
January 1857 supplying the Assessors and Collectors
west Of the Rocky Mountains.
Bidders may obtain a schedule Of articles to be fur
nished with conditions under which such articles are
to be delivered, upon application to any Assessor or
Collector or to the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
No proposals will be entertained from parties who are
not manufacturers or dealers In the articles bid
for nor will proposals be considered unless accompanied
by satisfactory guarantees that the contract will II
awarded. be faithfully executed.
Bids which contain prices less than the fair cost OF the
articles will be considered fraudulent and rejected.
The two hundred and forty collection districts Are
schedule furnished, and each proposal must name the
department 1t Is proposed to supply
The reserves the rig reject any bids
or parts Of bids which the Interest Of the Government
may require The bids should be addressed to the
Comms sioner Of Internal Revenue endorsed "Propo.
sails for Supplying Stationery to llterna Reysnus ON
GERS h. a hoLLlNs,
o,ox .aotd CommibHioner.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PArEsr OFFICE,


en- the petition Of Pinckney Frost, Of Springfield,
vsrnont, praying for the extension Of patent
1ssusd the 9th day Of February 1885, Tor an improve
msnt in seythe Fasennss for seven years from thssI.
prson Of said patent, which takes place on the lth
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 24th day OF December
next at l2 oclock m and all persons are notified TO
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to nle In
the Patent 0ce their objections specially set forth In
writing at least toenty days baore the day OF hearing
all testimony hed by either party, to be used At the
said hearing must be- taken and In accord
ancs with the rules Of the once, which will be fur
nished application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
mony must be fled In the Office osty days before the
day Of hearing the Arguments II any within ten days
after hlng the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Intsiif0sneer, Washington, D. c.
and in the Vsrmont JourRal Windsor, Vermont, once
veek for three successive weeks the hrst Of said pub
eaons to be at least sixty days previous to the day
Of hearing. ru,.,,
Commissioner Of Patents
Ps-Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent once with paper
containing this notice ooio-w5w
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WA n II Il ID.

FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED.-A
I First.elass House Of sbost IL or 10 rooms, tho
roughly furnshsd, centrally located with modern i'm
proysmsnts, s wanted netiatsly by . rs.possbls
party, Address Lesf.Bor 81 Post oa''' wa'hnstS,'
WANTED-TO RENT, A STORE ON
Seventh stree. b'ws:' rssSS:yy,sS.: 4. 10y M,
ssS s..ur.: q viii 60 ia !. partner n ~ paying
'usi' osis.a ' Bo, ssi Pos. Once.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
TIOR SALE-A SPLENDID UPRIGHT
i STEAM INGIHE, Five. Horse Power, Nearly New,
Apply 70 JosiPH Il. saAHrIsLb, No. es, corner Of
K and twenty .fnh streets. oe25.u
EOR sALE-A FILE OF THE DAILY
I NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, (unbound) from the
aT'. i:sus scy ae 1880 to the present day Address
EOR SALEM THE FIRST WARD A
H6gsl. TaIRrllN ROOMS, KITcHEN, LARoE
DINING Roon Asp HALL, WITH LABOR CELLAR
vines, fruit trsss, shrubs. flowers &c. Gas and water
s IN o.. Of he sSs:s oestons In tSs city Address g.
q. J.. q this ones. s.---l lyl2.H
OFFER RAGA
" Qsueesssors Of Jas. skirving,)
STOVE, TIN AND SHEET T-IRoN-woRKERs,
4s7 Eleventh 5trsst, above Psnn'a Ave-,
WARRINGTON, D. Q.
- Partsuiar attention paid 10 repairing Furnaess
Ranges, Parlor Heaters As., and all work warranted.
jsis.vsns
A @ A r d.
IA STORES SIS AND SIT,
Bouth corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
". L. WALL / CO., .Auetionssrs,
VIII give their especial attention to all sales entrusted
to them. Particular given to outdoor sales Of
Household Furniture, &e, and all descriptions Of Mer-
chandiss Also have BaIaar for the sale Of Horsss
Carriages Louisiana avsnus, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. oc27-eo2w
| IMPORTANT TO CLAIMANTS FOR
Il 0Nl HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.
EACH. d. BROOKE,
JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE AND COMMISSIONER OF
| DEEDS.
once No. 4ss Seventh street. between and T. opposite
| Odd Fellows Hall.
Claimants desiring 10 ale their applications for 4loC
Bounty under Act July 2s 1885, will hnd the necessary
Blanks which be prsmptly prepared and sworn TO-
h this once. Two Witnesses required 70 idsntify, In
| each ease. oc3-lm
IN A r d
| ~
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UHIrEp STATES PAfIHr 0r1Icl,

IL UHIrED STATES PATENT 0E1Icl,
WAsHNaToE, Oct. "a, 1885.
On the petition Of william Sratton and Matthias STRAIT
ton, Of Philadepha praying for the ex
tension Of patent granted to them on the lst day OF
February 1853 for improvement in Portable Gas Ap
paratus for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent which takes place the lst day Of February
iss7,
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the l4th day OF January
next At IL clock m and all persons notified to
appear and show cause any they have, why said Pc.
tition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to hs In
the Patent 6ee their objeoton, specially set forth In
writing At least tOsnty days before the day Of hearing
all testimony nlsd BY either party, to be used at the
said hearing mus. bs taken and transmitted In aecord-
snes With the rules Of the once, which will be fur
nishsd on application.
Dspositioni and other papers. relied upon as tssa
the day Of hearing the argumsnts any, within ten
days after hling the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN,, and the Intsll0encer Washington D. G.,
and In the Uniperse, Philadelphia, Psnnsylyana on
week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said
publications to bs ct least sixty day. RIsyo1, 70 the
day Of hearing. EC. THEAkhh,
P.s-Kditors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills 10 the Patent Once with paper
containing this notice. oc3l-WSw
The national Republican., 1866-11-05
FOR SITES FOR BUILD
mos FOR THE WAR DEPARTMENT.

wAsHISGroS CITY, October 20, 1865
Proposals for sites as above stating the price loca
ton and number OF square feet offered will be received
at the Office Of the undersigned Ordnance Once Win
dsr,s Building, on or before the 10th DAY OF NoVEh'
BER, 1866
By order Of the Board. -
oc29-dtd Byt Lieut.. Col. U. 8, A., Recorder
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TOF NAN HOU 81 E,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF TwENTY.rITrB STREET.
HRw YoRK CITY.
MITCHELL, READ, AND WALL,
PRoPRIEToRs.

The HoYFMAs HOUSE Is conducted upon the plan Of
the best American and European Hotels. 1t combines
all the modern improvsnsnts necessary to the greatest
comfort Of guests that sr ingenuity and ibssy can
possibly devise and produce The bill Of fare for the
table smbrses every variety and dssssy Afforded BY
the American markets. in their season.
LII.
The national Republican., 1866-11-05

"ANTED-TOR RENT, A STORE ON
w Seventh street, between Pennsylvania avenue
and street. either side will purchase the good will
and Axturss, or will 20 In - partner IN any paying
business Address d. b. M,
osl7.H Boz Ssl, Post once.
The national Republican., 1866-11-05

A " Q + I Q
JEREMIAH S. BLACK,
WARD II. LAsoS ~ BLACK
BLACK, LAMoN d CO.,
CouEsELLoRs AND ArroRsErs AT Law
IN The SUPREME COURT OF THB UNITED STATES,
THE COURT OF CLAIMS,
THE COURTS OF TUE DISTRICT,
THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND
CoMMITTERs OF CoNdRBs.
OFFICE, 4ss FOURTEENTH STREET.
dsls.u Directly Opposite willsrds' Hotel
The national Republican., 1866-11-05

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-A
Il Rlrst.elsss House Q! abcst - OF 70 rooms, tho
provsmsnts 10 wanted imnsAiatsly BY . rsspoasibls
party, Address Lock Boz 81 Post Ones Washington,
BIC, mol
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-05-03

The Hon. Charles James Faulkner, form
erly a Lieutenant Colonel on Stonewalf Jack
sons staff; after the death of the latter, tenn
porarily with Jubal Early, and subsequently,
an applicant for a staff position under Gen
eral Ewell, has been admittedt to practice law
in the Circuit Court of Berkeley, West Vir-
ginia, first having taken the oath that g he
has not, since the Goth day of June, 1868,
voluntarily borne arms against the United
States"
The Bound Table, which censured Gen.
Grant for going out to the Riding Park to
look at some horses, now advocates horse
flesh as a substitute for beef.
A humbug, calling himself Colonel
Hawkins, is circulating in Calitornia.-He
says jeff Davis offered $4,000 for his head.
1t is the opinion of the California press that
Mr. Davis must have been hard up for n
head.
The horse railroad drivers of Cambridge,
Mass, struck on Monday because two color
cd men were employed to work in one ofthe
stables The result was that 40 colorcd men
were put in the place of the strikers.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-05-03
CORRESPONDENCE of the Standard

SASFRAScrsco, CAL, March 3d. 1885.
Editors ofthe Standard Ten long years
nave passed, bringing with the, time many
changes since the writer last beheld good ana
true and beautiful old North Carolina. Du-
RING the time. his feet have pressed the soil
of two continents. and he has three times
VISITED this far off region of our own, with
additional interest Still, he can truly say,
that no where has he beiield a brighter,
preener. a more lovely land than he left IN
1856. when he departed from your State
to New York City to minglc in its excite
ments. its pleasures and pains.
Political life, social intercourse, with some
of the usual dissipation OF large towns has
not taken from memory th2 sincere fr1end-
ship evmced in acts by many OF your people,
and assuredly l would meet with very many
friends, and trust, ne enemies in the old
North State, and much have desired to see
again its hills valleys and plains
Numbers OF times have travelled along It's
various roads, and very few of its interesting
localities from Wilmington to the Pilot
Mountain, from Burcombe to Currltuck nave
escaped my attention. Many regrets have l
that shall never again see the land. Varied
interests and pursuits on these tar oil shores
of the Pacific will preclude my ever leaving
them even to pass an hour with William w.
Holden or a month with John Y. AIcAIannen.
[ own both of silver and gold mines, but
none would as gladly visit as South Low
ell, in Orange county. However, L advise
YOU of matters on "this coast."
With your consent, Will forward YOU
monthly statement OF the progress OF our
mining interest, commencing with the cop
per mines of Del Norte, and Copperopolis:
The Annila Copper Mining Company OF
California has a property of some two mil
lions in value, and are now making gigantic
exertions to develope the same. 1t is situa-
ted in the vicinity of Crescent City, and full
particulars will be given of it and others in
my next
This city is increasing. 1t has the trade
of the States of California. Origon and Ne
va6a, with much Of that of Idaho, Washing
ington and Arazonia Territories. It's popu-
lation is one hundred and twenty thousand.
without reference to the Chinese. Beauty
and fashion III abundance are found here
4 visitor to Montgomery Street almost fam
cies he is in Chestnut Street Philad@lphia,
and if he goes out 10 = The Mission, he Is
reminded of Raleigh.
The harbor OF San Francisco is equal TO
any on the Atlantic coast, though not iii
proved as that OF New York. Adieu.
c. Il. B.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-05-03

A PIGEON SToRy,-The milwaukee TiS-
cousin tells the following:
A few weeks ago large number Of pigeons
had made a resting place under the cornice
of the Austin Block, corner OF Spring and
West Water streets, and had become so
great an annoyance it was necessary to keep
them away. For this purpose wire gauze
was nailed up the full length OF the cornice.
1t happened that when the gauze was put
up one of the pigeons remained behind it
c.ose prisoner there, and has been for three
weeks, but during all the time he has been
daily fed by his companions. Almost every
hour of the day several pigeons will be found
clinging to the gauze, and waiting patiently
their turn to deliver to the imprisoned pi-
geon the food they have brought him, and
every one seems to be more anxious to sup
ply him than he is to feed himself The
most choice bits that can he picked up are
reserved for their poor companion, and
he is now living on the fat of the land. We
have no doubt that like an honest pigeon,
as he is, he would prefer to break the chains
which bind him and work for his living, but
as he cannot do that, must submit to being
the pet of the flock.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-05-03
The RADICALS HAVE MErrHEIp IArcH.=

THE RADICALS HAVE Met THEIR MATCH
The n. Y. Post, paper which has con-
demned the President for his 22d of February
speech, nevertheless tells the destructive
Radicals:
"The extreme men in Congress-, have dis
covered too, that they have got to deal with
man who can repel violence by violence
with man Of earnest convictions, of firm
and positive character: one who is not to
be driven, nor brow-beaten one who is to
be treated respectfully as full grown states
man and power. * And he holds
that loyal representatives, capable of taking
the proper OATH ought to be admitted at
once. On that head we do not see how
there can be two opinions; and yet Con-
gress persists, from mere punctilio, in refus-
ing loyal element of the South'
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-05-03

A REMARKABLE CURE.-A young man
wanted to marry a girl out in Wisconsin. but
her rich parents forbade the match. The
young man became sick-very sic+1-and had
terrible fainting fits. The doctors were called,
and said he would soon die, and he said he
wanted to. The father OF the Girl visited the
patient, and agreed with both him and the
doctors. The poor fellow said that if he
could mary MS Mary ann he would die hap
PLY. His dying request certainly could not
be refused, and Mary Ann having no obiec-
ton, the minister was sent for, and the sol
elm ordinance of marriage performed before
the most solemn messenger OF death should
step in to snatch away the gaspin bridegroom
from time to the regions Of eternity. The
knot being securely tied the patient rose
from the bed a well man. It was great
cure, astonishing both the cruel "parient'
and the doctors, but the bride acted as
though she had expected it all the time.