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"A CARD.

To ny many Correspondents IN tAs Norta,
Since nv recovery have answered oil letter cd.
dressed TO me on tie subject Of Emigration sre
ceived but in bsence Of regular mails there much .ess'
tons delav Wher this place the blame where Pc
longs on Unce Sans" broad shoulders and be assured
will faithfully perform my promise. -
Respectfully, AMOS sdthILiN
Lac OEes Of Amos SiErtlE LiEdsa TsAa. STI Is 1906
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PROPOSALS.
sung SING PRISON. Agent AND wAnrrrs oyncR
September u lses.

SING SING Prison. AGENT wAnrxrs OyncR}
PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT LXBOR.-PursuaBt
resolution ors Board Of sse Prison insPsetess reed
proposals. % Be received By the andensd h one. sn ss
OF 0 Male CoBvcts confined in s Prison. 10 - employed Inc
S9sss cTs S S y. IL. sy sqs 81 tue tern five
Also for the labor and services Of 100 Male Conves eonhned
the Ike period Oh Five day Of Eeve~
With the labor and services Of such convict. employed qs
e Of esH. and a. TO- co. ~ The "a tom
DE sss 70 the public and and from the dh The yard
With the abor Of eonvets employed in NE
ucturs clothing suitable sh0poOm In the yard Of the fnson vi"
10 be entered into for service
with he date p. per day. Of eontrsor and o. their .ne
blank viii be- deposited 10 this once with the Cis o. as
Prison for the inspection Of all persons deshea Of proposing mere
Propos Cor such labor be employed In carrying
poss rthe Labor u Convc Stone oosiv Those ios
the labor Of convic.st BE- employed n the T. ~ ~
Of Cogycs employed the Manufacture o.
They be sqbrsnty the form Of the Prnisd ssa ysss
They be scomDand By the written consent We
persons become nre.e in the d contract and they mug
provided by section r. ehsp 49, q the law Of 1860
The proposals. viii be opened The lnsPec,9r once N ms fh'oS
No proposal will be estssned which fes than one pes
Day The ,sa, % % ne I'm ,ss shy
shall deem for interest 81 tie State % q
TREAsuRY DEPkHnrsy sept IN lss6.
CEALED PROPOSALS. indnsed Proposals for
S.ne un noon Of "WEDNESDAY q octobs nsIi fr
%sus aid Ok forr md Al srsd ITO TIE vessels
built of the best mss coppeFed and copper ne
. ssTe sh.s a rssay rs s%%snos un,ers
aud outfits Specifications can be ootsinrd h ps
mu 20 sopsny each ia MccUIoc q
the Treasury -
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

Ocr I-Flour 1884 bhs whisky 67s bbls.; Corr Meal
500 bb sacks do Oil Cake ~ sacks Wheat 10 bush
Corn e4 9o3 BUSH Oats bush Barley 30llG bush
seeds ~ bush Ashes l6 pkgs Cut Meats IS pkgsi Lard
Ia pkgs; Petroleum, 3 al bbs
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EDWARD CLARKE,


STOCKS BoSDs and CONVENIENT SEcURrTJss bought an
ssol1 commission, Gs&o. &c Broad-st New,Y0Tk
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lDort-fuaroem's Notire.

~. sfkrs fHw-Yonk.
PoRf-wARDxss osucx No. 70 "thism-st
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, in accordance With sec
~ passed Agr "a Iss5 ,n;sisd An Asf Z. hs
.ons charge Of the snnied matter snch
inquiry that the following vesas are nov
under that he said
examinations completed within days nez neesecns sas
notce o. board said vessels;
bteAmshib ~
Steamship Nera Cruz. ...ss.I ~ n
Steamship Louisa Moore 4
Ship Freedom.
Shp American
Bne Marquis De s. CruE.. r.
- ---'--.rr MiNThORNE TOhPkIEs. fresasat
J. Aces HxnanAx. sseIstary. $3.50 e.as
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Chances for Bnsiness 1ilrn.

Chances for Business flen.
A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, having finely located
"A Oaics on Broadway desires 10 act ss hANUfACTO
AGENT for sale soOd by sample References exchanged Al
MENTAL PARTNER WANTED-To PRACTICE
~ cosn,ry vIssr Fine and good locality Address
DENTIST Boz 10 ili Tribun. One. ---
nRUG STORE for SALE for $l,40O.-Well To-
~ Gated long established low spt an excellent Spp3 niy LOT
Of ssnd esperienee Wiling 70 devote
Apply at No 2eo P-sz-st pinuns-ohice. second hoor
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-MEN with Cspi::
States 70 control s indispensable In
family. From SIC s25 duy easily bemade Such an opp"f
'-H''' ~ '''' CUSHING WING No. ss courtsndt,.,.
te IN 00N CASH CAPITAL WANTED in a
ROV,UUU m.not.csrtns business. now established sssr
city BUSINESS ransaotcd IN New York Profits from soc 70
the Oaey employed or not desired and can re-
c.ve the rate Of $500 TO SO per week
ease pares will with Beat Of references given and re-
gaIel. Apply between u and m o. sddrss AL
Sl5O,OOO. FhAsFiTo S,ST rsa.s. Para Los:.
ana, 4 1000 acres. for SALE See tal adyerti.eneu'
d ls OlkO PARTNER WANTED with $l5,-
ID DDUUs 900 go eco In the manufacture
Works complete and in operation with
& onsl s..sption Cali on OF sdS1es r. JACKSON No III
Broadway, Room G. : -
QI KIM CASH DOWN and 800 from the
% .stNFO VII hf interest in hbof saving
with Ready pf9hts flushed work Splendid oppor-
uufy investment GOOD reference, gwen
squfe Parties Desnig business sppy 70 lhoNs NO %
whitc-,t
@ az AGENTS WANTED everywhere TO intro
sp LEI. duee patent WHITE WIRE for elIhe.ne. and
make from sc TO Sl5 per day Add- call AMERICAN
MITE WIRE Co. Office No. lf9 Broadway Room No. J.
1870
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JAMES T. FOUNTAIN CASHIER q NAnufacuTsrs' aionAi
Brnk snny that the above 'iaissn' tue,
to best q my knowledge and eehe ,,,,.,.,, r. -,
STAT, Of New York County Newiork Sworn to and sub
.eril Ell 10 or. SECOND ~ 81 October, 1855 -,
EDwiS p. CoRYy, IT,, Notary Public.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE Friday. OCTOBER s, 1866

QUARTERLY REPORT of the condition OF THE
~ NATIONAL BANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH IN -s ne
City State Of New-Yosk on the morning " vac
hr.tM Monday Of October,
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oyr1cr Q, HrLros nrsDe oorraS Ia

ffVr7Cr OF \
T.oHisas. PIIcE NEW YoHK, oe!. T. isSa
NOTICE IL hereby gwen that the following CE S
~ TIFICATEs or STOCK IN the hiIiON nII, y, ~
PAhY have been declared FoRFEliED io' non P'' e''
C.se.ss No rs fr $50 pane Of Bernardo msr
ed ~. ,s .wc I'll he od at Pubic Auction c6hONDAY, the
h day November at IL oeoh noSh at the emes o. We
payment Of and ss4,. ,rs91 70 the under
sgned BY order Of the DirecOr W. HART SMITH. seoy
MEMPHIS. TENN, COUPONS AND PAST DUE
wi IgDBBTE NEssBy ordinance passed by the board Of
Mayor and Aldermen Sept 1896 ordaDc that the past doe
and Coupon Indebtedness OF the City Of mempn DC
for due. owips the CITY are fuDdabs syear bond Of slo
each s,.wn 10 , CEN interest and payable City Of Memphis
mannuay Cor the following Bonds and Coupons Sed and Nd
6,rsed by tie City e Memphis;
Memphis T.nn AID Little RahIoai Ooupcn. past due
Memphis Tenn Charleston Rsilrosd Coupons pact due
Memphis Tenn, ohie Rsroad SDapohi pI mas, doe
Inques further particulars by mall or othsITs ri oSe
DISQUALIFICATION Address ~ 4. ttnrI. Tam
NTM.LS, FARGO & Cos STOCK,
w HAILDAYis OVERLAND MAIL STOCK,
MERqaASTS UNloS EK Ss tsa CO.. ssTocK,
INSULATED LINES TELEGRAPH STOCK
FOR SALE at MARKEI HATES
ArPLY TO GEO. c. I puS tl RerNr-sT.
DEALER IN TELEGRAPH AND CYPRESS STOCKS.
TEIREASURY DEPARTMENT.-Sept IA, 1860.
Notice hereby tysn that ss Isa1STy psrsr@sn' c pr
Cestes ier Others fom which neg were s;
e IN eese upon Per zach eshee and and a'er
the ASH October Interest WI ee.se on TIE r.naipaer
NHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY,
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS.
Written made the md at his oee No II
Of Ucobe 1866 purchase him Of tho shove described
BONDS BY the application the sinking Fund sPsr By the sad
''"f-'' ~ ''' S J. TiLDES Trustee
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
o., pt... sol SON II Moon Rises'.1;51
BIGH WAFER DAY. =. 80 "a.
Sandy Hook nc Ios lsland sol Hell GATE ...,1'@
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: - srAsE o. EEvYoGK. BAsK DEPAArnEEr.
..r..- -. 49, ALslHI, April, rs. lods.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 20 CHI

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 10 Chap
IN Lsf 73s Law, iss that the circulating
notes the PhsnI Bhnk Of the City Of New fo banking
sssocn located In the City Of New fofbi be Fedeemed at
ua by Superintendent Of tho BAnkzg Department present
op Al IL vewYorh National Bsnk IN s City Of Albany Tor
siI years ffsl7 the dle hereof and not tbsTeafteI
The oatstsh1ing circulating Of the said Bank must DO pre-
ssned within sx from The ds hereof and AL
notes which ,ha m redemption sna payment within
tbs ae psc cd VII be schsss upon & fund In TIE
isw6nSspr9 o. w. SCHUYLER. Superintendent
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90 fUbcm II man Gonceru.
wAa DspAE!nss1. sgasrSs erssa..; o, W.,

wAR DxPAHrnKxr SURGEON GENERALS oyzos
WAsHIsGros ID. G., August TO- ise,l
AN Army Medical Board. TO consist OF breyet
n Colonel B. Brown surren A.: President bTsyr LEO.
ooael H. H. Witt SUrgeoa u = A, bves Lieutenant
CoIInI anthony Hser surgeon, u s A. and B,eyet MAJOR War
ron Webster u A. lecorder. viii meet In
City e sept-mber for the examihAon
Of candidate Medical stat o. the u Army
Applicants be eyrI years Of age ssd p y.sy ,osse ~
sureoneRers s A. snd must sta'e me nj
redeuee and date and psee Of birth Of The candidate
spiant ss been IN the M-J during the
tbe ,hoube stated together With bis former rns and time aud
and trs onae from the oce WIN whom nc A1'
served should Also b. fory rded a..
made for the Of persons undergoing the
IN toe Medical STAFF 20 Of which
original being Congress- approved July eh,
1885, Jos X. BARNES saiss 9sn.l.. u s. A.
INFORMATION WANTED OF VIM. HICKS, born
1928 from then farmer In Dstehss
County Eewfork Any affirmation hsnkinLy Ieesven ~ hh
sister Richards. Address WIN H. WILhSs, Sterling Kun
Cameron County, Pc
I OST AT SEA from on board clipper ship Vitula,
[Aprn a. Ises-JOHN W. sNEDlKER Youngest son Of "
snediksr (drcsasejl aged IS years and IS days.
Bristol Pa. and PhiladephiA pap.r Pleas copy.
NTY WIFE, CHARLOTTE, left my house May
be held liable for Of her contract ,,,o,vp
Hsprsvr1Lr susOa County. DC. I. 1896
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-That application
~ made His EIcseney the Governor the State
18th day Of September 1860 for the pa,sop OF
JOHN GOODMAN rounds md t2t reson' which WI .nsn
STOLEN-Two NOTES drawn by b. SCOTT in
yor Of Css.sDaga" and Endorsed BY him. due Nov 90 lSoo
$50 Parties warned not 70 negotiate
the zane payment has been stopped JACKSON, No $40
Pear-si.
TNHE NEW PRUSSIAN GUN.--A splendid occa-
Gun discovered Come and Inquire
WELLS No AL East Houston It. conner ofCounoss N
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pASSpNGERS ARRIVm.

FROM GLASGOW, Oct tIn steamship brsni,7 M sna n
John Anderson Dr. Henry Wole kosh hi, ~ hnyen nj
aud Mra Bell and Children Mr. and Mrs Martin VIM Whsef =.
shaw O. Lang A. sppce Jane Morrison o. Jane horrsoe rh 70
Tboa.on HcLsn Nj and Mira tombstone Janet lohnssone
G. MrKeszir Mr. truce Wlismon 6 Oriere msss OLA
Miss Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Aekesr Mrs. cf ane
Good.n Stern M 1hom MI hnkpa.ies bo"Ao
pu,r.l Nj. j. Purcell Miss Mary Devine, krs Auccti
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~ COMPANY The INTEREST das the MORTGAGE
BONDS q s Compsn October 1858 win be paid on aud ahT
Republic, corner n Wanst and Broadway. w. BEhKNT,
gre1preI. Eew-Yprk So "a. 1900.
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Disi0fno Notices.

hlHuyAOruaHRs NArosAL BANK J
NEw-YoaK. October 1855 :
nIVlDEND-A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
II FIVE PER CENT free Government has this day been
declared, pAysbls TO stockholders on demand
nTVIDEND NOTICE.-THE COLUMBUS AND
~ hDIAsAroLIs CENTRAL RAlLwAY comRisTThs
DIVIDEND "a PER the Stock free Of Government Iz
payable their Ohio tho oh Of ootobe lsoo
''A'''' '0' WIZ e''' On 'n' 'A B. T. SMITH prssdso.
DEOPLEs PETROLEUM Co.-The Trustees Of
Peoples Petroleum Compsny this day declared
DIVIDEND q TWO PR CENT payable the oce Of the COM
pany No 90 Broadway and ants, Oct is IIsn,isI esos closed
hon Oct 10 u.s. ineiudvs. EDWARD sCHWACOfER, Z
K.~.Y0I4 Spa is 1889. - II ~ Secretary
OyyioE or rsE PaxAxA RAnsoAn cosPAsr. !
TosTIsH BuiIDfs0s No SO Waist NEv iohk sept ~ 1900
10 s day declared DIVIDEND ofFoUR PER Gent ont Of
the canning ohe road M the three months ending Dh ns and
PER o. the esrnnss a. steamers sailing sesse
payable to the s.OeshOde o. Their legal representatives, On ana
Oct s. VI NLN. t4 e. ..aaH ...,o
Transfer ossd evening the ?eth September
Until the morning Of Oct 8. HENRY SMITH, treasurer
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Hlarbincrp.
CTEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY.
The steam Engine werks have hand and fof
u their Warerooms
Foor East TvHsrY THIRD ST.. ~ T.,
PORTABLE ENGINES or ALL SIZES
Aka full assortment I'll and descriptions q hschinh
TOOLS.
A TNo. IFS Westinghouse, between Courtlsndt ana
IA Dey Premium Portable and Stationary In
Tor Factory Noa and bussext Jersey Chy
JOSEPH CHAMPION. Manufactures.
MACHINERY.-Any one having secondhand
WI SASH SMOKER order for SALE viii find apsrehscr
BIZ .ddressinA weeks W. R. Freshod n j. Boz No "a
CTEAM.ENGIEES, Flax, Hemp, Tow. and Rope
W.yrhoa-s NJ. a Dat WORKS Putrrueu n J.
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Ege&SM$

WISHING TACKLE Of every variety for SALE by
B. CROOK No 50 FaltOn-. between Cf and PeAr) New.
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IL WORTH Chisr fthe National Psrk Bank do 'OeTnly
the the best 81 knowsdss
.s.s.'s... sT,rr or NEv YORK CouErr NrvYoRK;
Subscribed bsf5re his ID day ofoco
stamp pei iO'0' uIRoN wTNsLow Notary Puhle
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HORSE POWERS.
THE ALBANY COTTON GIN MFG. co.
Cab CApta.
T having stock machinery and business
Of the Emery AGRICULTURAL WORKS and largely ns,esca
the eapscy.of the same prepared furnish tie EhEK
BROTfiFRy PATENT DOUBLE SHAFT AND GEtklNo RAIL
WAY HORSE POWER which s eeo1onics nsn sny
Thrashrrs and Clesner .he
Bepsers Wood ssins Machine Esry bos 'A S"'''n
Gin nd Coadralar Cotton aad Hay Presses, se- &c
Urdrrs soheed and promPty attended TO.
p nj REIVEs Co.. Nos lss and is1 wAterst, y: Y.
H. II ALLEN 4 Co. Noa ise and l9 Waterst, ~ I.
j. T. GOODWIN Co, Nos. 70 and u Fulton 81 y. =. N
Once Of the Company Nc. 20 staest, Ale ny n I.
IN PORTABLE FORGES-Good as new,.at hsif
III prce for ssle By y. l. ALLEN WAisfSafy' Conn !
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live two and half miles from Hendeuoar
understand mans character - 1l1< ~:
neighbors say of him -haveknoVz s.
drick fifteen years-havc not formed lp n
him from naything know Of hila
believe him on his oath from what have heard
of him. Mrs. B. was living where she now lives
when moved to my place two years ago she
had been in the edge Of Granville county she
was raised in that county-what I have said other
is in regard to her character in that county as well
Is where she now lives.
Witness here gave description of the house
md shed room, alluded to in the examination]
The path comes up towards the house rather
ON the north east
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Rates of Advertising.

Ten lines or one inch space to constitute q
square.
One square, one insertion, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, so
Liberal deduction made, by special contract, to
large advertisers.
e TAKE NOTICE On and after the 1st day of
January next, no Court advertisement will be in
serted in the Standard, unless the cash accompany
it-or unless there be special understanding to
the contrary. Six weeks insertion in Daily, for
Court advertisements not exceeding 8 squares,
$40 each, in advance. Six.weeks in Weekly, $40
in advance.
SPECIAL NOTICES charged so per cent higher
than ordinary advertisements.
For advertisements inserted irregularly, IS per
cent higher than usual rates will be charged.
No paper in the South has advertising facilities
superior to the Standard.
Letters must be addressed to
W. W. HOLDEN & SON,
Raleigh, N C.
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Jefferson Davis.

On the 7th inst, the Speaker laid be
fore the House of Representatives a
message from the President, in reply
to resolution asking information CON
eerning the case of Jefferson Davis,
C. c. Clay and others, in which he
says that it is not compatible with
the public interests to make known
the records or reports of the Judge Ad-
vocate, the evidence contained in them
being merely ee parte and intended for
his ear alone.
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Another Proposed Constitutional
Amendment.

Andrew johnson said wise thing,
when he expressed himself as being op-
posed to any more tinkering upon the
Constitution. But still the operation
continues.
1t will be seen by reference TO our tel
egraphic column that another Constitu-
tiOnal Amendment has been repor-
ted from the committee on restoration, to
secure to all persons in the several States
equal protection to life, liberty and pro-
perty, by enactment of Congress. Judgg-
ing from the quarter from whence it
emanates, it will no doubt be strongly
pressed.
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Rates of Subscription.
TERMS-CAsH IN ADVANCE.

TERMS-CAsH IN ADVANCE.
Daily paper, year, $40 Weekly, year, IS
6months, 5 Five copies, year, 10
1 month, 1 Ten copies, year, %
Weekly, Twenty copies, year, $40.
Tothose who get up clubs of five or more sub
scribers one copy, gratis, will be furnished.
Subscribers who were cut off from us during the
war, and whose time of subscription had not ex-
pired, will be furnished the paper free on the
restoration of communication, until the time be
filled. If they desire the paper longer after that
time, they must renew.
A cross y mark on the paper indicates the ex-
eiration Of the subscription.
: The type upon which the Sandard is now
printed is entirely new. No pains will be spared
10 render it valuable friend and adviser to all
classes.
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Reported Changes Among Foreign MINI
listers.

Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, United
States Minister to England, it is report
ed, is anxious to return home. 1t is said,
that is he persists in his wish to do so,
it will be assented to.
In that event, says the Tribune, eth
er Mr.. Molly, now Minister at Vienna
or Mr.. Marsh, Minister to Italy, will be
assigned to England. Gov. Curtin, of
Pennsylvania, it is surmised, will fill the
vacancy occasioned at Vienna or in
Italy.
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We see, floating around through the
papers of the country, an item which
says that a movement is on foot at
Washington to consolidate the Demo-
cratic party and Conservative Repub-
licans into a new organization, to be
styled the National Union party.
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Washington Items.

Washington Items.
We clip the following from the Intelgigen-
Ger of the 14th inst:
President johnson yesterday approved
the joint resolution appropriating money for
the expenses Of the Joint Committee on Re-
construction.
The House Judiciary Committee has de-
cided to report, with amendments, the SEN
ate bill originally introduced by Senator
TrumbuIl, for the protection of all persons in
the enjoyment of their civil rights The same
committee decided to report adversely on the
bill which provides for the punishment Of
counterfeiting by death.
Yesterday President johnson received
from Senator Nye, of the Joint Committee
on Engrossed Bills, the Freedmen's Burean
Bill, which was not signed by the President
pro tenn. of the Senate until yesterday NOM
ing.
The Press, with singular unanimity. ex-
press dissatisfaction with the elaborate ora
ton of Mr.. Bancroft. The New York Tri-
bune editOrially cOmmends it, while its cor
respondent at this point criticises it with
great severity.
The French man-of war Admiral De-
taing, which has been anchored off Aunapo-
lis, will sail to-day for France, taking in t =
number of gallant French officers who have
taken prominent part in the social fsstivi-
ties of the winter
1t is stated that Senator B. Gratz Brown
ispreparing speech which he proposes to
deliver as soon as the necessary inabrmaf36n
10 oh o6x L. p
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The Southern railroads, are repairing
the breaches made by Gen. Sherman's
army, The railroad is now open from
Augusta to Savannah and has been in
operation for a month.
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The birthday of WASHINGTON, the
Father of our Country, is fast approach
ing. We see that preparations are be-
ing made in the North to celebrate it
appropriately.
How often did we hear, during the
late war, the exclamation: eff WASH
1NGToN had been alive, this would never
have beenw We had no Washington
then, nor have we one now-but his
words and example are left us. We
solemnly recommend our people to read.
with one accord, bis immortal Farewell
Address, upon the approaching day Of
his birth-the 22nd. The words that
he uttered then were meant to apply in
times like these. Let them not be for
gotten.
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81. x.,.z ~ II 8, - f a "a I
ernected thsf Great 3jIn @izo 81 e would 4
he killed. 8 g s.
/ did not think q fo>n4 ick vheo The gun
snapped. I was very uinal hxe1 snd got ont Of
the way by the chimnSy IL. b did not have
the oun when sbe lrsf t6ld in not to come into
the ward az went 81 hjuss 1nd got the gun
think she said q I'M |1x tQ shoot you,s N
not certain. illd not 3f6 ~ Tim
was about txe,tysone D = a. ~
Z Rs,l 4. sbouf .
q kdn non E6en be- f5ld0 1E; 1hey
were scufin ~ minnie; she fired
the pun immedjaf H 8tting 1t away from
him: thew were theU 4 three yards from the
door. the load entef6d his right breast: he lived
only about three minutes, as near as can guess.
DIRECT EXAMINATION RESUMED.
There were coIored girl. named Martha Scott,
a white woman. and some children there; did not
.ee the colored pir, Init saw the white woman
ord the children. did not see Jim attemnt to use
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-02-21

The gun was not clasped in Jimss hand one
could have seen the body If standing six or eight
feet from the chimney
Richard Kearney sworn. live in Warren
county, and am twenty-seven years old. know
Hendricks character for truth-itis bad, and has