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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-21

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setaltcn; ols sr aber lpatsr pIr& 3urhds
naGme fetnes prpteftsS tuieeer In ben 8sfs
leiner @elDmittel trat, Tepelte er mad DeutI6s
Lamb lber, NO CT, NIT elmer @rtn5efFn aus
einem Der beutiGsn DuOOeSfartentbGmer per-
mdblt, leitbem in Neuwieb 0elebt bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-21

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Sci benz beranHabenbeu Gbriffeft empFebIe i'd meiRen
Greuuben unb benz seeFrtsH YubIitum msiu rei&Baliees
Eager Der i&Snften
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81 ben ~mGsisteu P~refen, banptiGGti& fHr DieberSer.
tdufer. Nu@ baIte i'd ehu Eager bibfhn Sarcp Naareu,
uno late ale Elm, bel mir Suerf pcr,ufpredeu, ePe ie
anoerSwp taufen. .r
WittDe g SOUS
~1noo5pol NO@de ISront unb Baltimore Ctr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-21
Mtufs!

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gGreden iHr has pubIiium f. large Sreurb q Ietnetb 4
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bemt(&e sits, Nbtrtf6e @t9bSrrhen, 5srmtltn, Biber,
Wtnt. tn 8tarr. Bdreu u. SiIAOIfsrn baben ans ttrsnSrtbRt
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unh fauf etne Bietprtue 3art,
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Stebt man aetS bdrdul rb Dstu pelSrerR aud prcpeF;
Drum Nnes mas Yel3e brau4t - btlt9 unp fetn
Rebre tesbslt nur bel q Ittnetb 3 EFT elm.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-21
MuSDerfauf.

MuSSerfauf.
Das tebr Souaanbi5e unb IODINE Eager tS frRPsieu
6irula Softer & 60. beRetenb in
Netletal6en, BDrte=mDnnaie8,
as 86rien, 9lrbeitstdtGen,
YarIimerieen &c. &c. &C.,
meifeus eisner 6abrit, iOa O9ne0RHdF6t auf beuacfenpreis
20 boIeiaIe unb RetatI
ausbsrtauft werber. Gs if tieies elm" ielteue @aesen.
beit fr IODINE u. uiisi&e VI eibna&tss @ef&ente
~ GuBerIt biltgen preiieu.
Ne 5 N. BaItimOrefr,
ucbl2 50 Gde SanpperItr. i'm 2. GtDd.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-21

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YsreiS UiebaiQe. Bteis< UlebaiIe.
Cine s,O6e auspabl non RcrtemOnnaie8, Gausntae
iGen, NrbeitsfGftsn, @isarrentGiuis, Brisftai6eR, DErI
len unb aab,r beri&iehsns In tisiss fad eint&lacente
artitel fno fats ocrrSIbio anS ipe,beu aR9 OEf D .fds
lung i6neG uEb gut ~searbeitet seIiefe,t lei
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81 ~etTinSton Ctr. 5pii@eu &barItS unb etberip.
3uaIei& erIaube i'd mir bic seebrten Daneu ouf msine
GuSUabl @alanterie' Ddareu fir gtidereien pafenb aui-
merriam gu MAIDEN. @in5elne gefte0Hneen werpen biGis
unb seiGmadrpI s~eIiefert. ~THo19bg5
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-21
Seibnad)tss II. NsMiabte=G eI9sufe
lacO~o & Gx<c;LnV

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mnGt Biermit ieinen Greunten unb rem gee6rtsn DHblie
sun, beiaunI, ccG er cine 0rc6e unb i&Sne GustDatt bon
@cIb~ unD SiI5ersnbren.
Ssttsu in jetsr @rt6e,
StIberptattirte GerUtce, AuffHkt &c.
SMmeIen in @cIb unb GtIber,
CPeras@Idfer uH6 BriIIsu,
ShteIsnbren &C. &C.,
%00rrGtbtS Dat NIB 81 aassrf btuiseu Preiieu smrfsbIt.
Wtom rirb gsbetcu SDtsufpre6eu un5 f& bic Gobea
a%n3ufeben, bebpr man mo- anbere tanFt.
@eOrg 8. GteibeI,
2~lnp-lja 40 SanS0e,ar. 3p. 2ombarb u, @rGtt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
SUPERIOR CoURr-srEcML TsRN-JUsr o.

John Kelly agt James R.srm.-CaSe settled
Galley Beach oct. James $ B,trinan.-Aotol for new
trial denied with s. 0 costs 20 abide the event.
John Mock dgt VIM. Al. Martini Henry a. lOss a1t.
Lcsy Fosomi Wn. Cromwell ag'. John h9cA-MoIi'as
Timothy Moore egt jackson S. Schultz. - Injunction
fabs-a Legere agt johanna HynesJadguent for plain.
tif. .,..s-
George W. Place agt Chas GassJulgment iof paietIH.
and reference ordered.
Henry G. Harrison agt John osbey-JcdgucDti or plain
tf. 49,.
desire CraDtei. ,. =
Slmuel Novlan at Wallace 7. Gr3or'-JudSnea' i'f
the dctenda nts granted without costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25


Expressly Tor ina y. y TNkCEs BY our own Repor'fl
ton as sold BY commission hOIses a. Wholesle Shippers
receive 10 10 q cent less deducted ~ commissions beside
freight and other charges Parties receiving produce sell
oen with the that immediate be made cannot
alvovs obtain tie prices ci transient buycs pay
rT figures are intended for The farmer fL1u The
chant and We prefer not % dsappoin By giving the outside
prices Of very choice articles.
BEANS AND PEAS.
Beans are firm with very few arriving Prime moligm
held nj - IOa a. 81 lot OF Old marroWs sold az g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
SUPREME coURr-CHAIBEss % Before Justice
ISGRAUAM
DECISIONS.

HasIett McKm ct al agt. inc Bank OF Albion et
aL-Mation deaied; cosls abide event.
SiaCOn Leland. &C. az. II. g. snitA-Moiion 9Iah1ce
without costs on defendant STIMULATING MT 70 sue
- H. borne egt i. Dalyjns ihc itio Get este van
costs The defendant forthwith gives notice OF ustno@
tiuu aua pay the costs Of ills motion.
p r. Ruccl p &c ugt. L. a. Dssssn Go-Mot.on granted
Wn W. Tracy al AIT Fabian herfis-llotion ~chies
witt We 10 defendant tue motion dScl Dg de-
feGse. uiain.'s costs $40 20 az % eycAt
r. G. Robi soa sgt SamHc T II land. Meta Q. Breycal
se, y II. Brown ct a'-M5tions gTanicd
Clarcuce 4. Seward os q. ACT. WE. T. Allen &e-kepou
Aaron acobs ct al sgt Solomon HaFris-Mcoa denied
with $40 costs. ,.,..
Jano swansea sst John I. C1oke-aoiion Tor aa'Snsn
gIepted. ,,..
T. Hsrtshorn 81 e., art Thomas y 1ayl'r-lnl nnouos
modified 50 s IL ow defendat 90 SCI tie WORK As pre-
10 account 10 tlem any intent et ney have ID Ie t'
cesds sneh haud ~ he In the penalty II $1,000
avon 81 Neison act John q. SesOa--Aation granted.
Jacob Van Nostrand ast. Gilbert 4. kee1ef.-A'"e's
HeIeS a. parsons est George g. w crane.-Mot'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
Receipts OF Produce

JUSE 2-6 Jo8 bbis Flour 70 bbs Corn Mct 200 Dusi
Wheat a. COS bu-i. Corn c. bush. Oats so buab RE
81 pkes Cut Meats 4r0ibll Pgtrclum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
CouRT cALENpAR-Tms -.

SUPRBME COURT CIRcUiT-Pag. i-AcJ ourned
without dsy Pr u--N0s Oh. no sCC 10 1872 81 ~
Il75 34 3}f 95s 3s 90 1928 lao ia, ~ lf-. 49,
70 G. sP2cAL IERN-Adjour ed without day-CHAao'. Is
Nos H. - So ~ % 5 y. IS, a.. 81 iC, ils 49, 10 vi
The gem r. call commence a. NJ. &c
SUPERIOR Court aid COURT OF CoNaoH PLBAS.-
TglAL TRais.-Adl urned for the term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
fnrnitnre.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war
I'D rsned Also solid Chestnut and Walnut Chamber
Suites plain and ornamental ct H. y. RARRIN0JOSS No 800
Canalst. opposite Wooster Estabhshed l3fl
FURNITURE, Carpets, Books and Libraries
BOUGHT foT cash No. US Sixbavs, between Ninth and
Tenth-s,s large stock VI BOOKS always for SALE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

Batter IS quiet with unsettled market TIE neavy ID
vance in rod stimulated California shippers who brought
sasv as he price obtained the Pacific Coast IS IN g'll
Wti these free shipments prices advanced la2c DEL new
ith nnvorahle accounts from California VIZ that butter l.
onv worth Soc in gold selling slowly aud az it Is known ha
very large shipments the way hee shippers arc ho
tring rs freely or paying much. They are getting g0d
wsstern Reserve to-day &c. though some bringing sc
viii little choice sti higher. Very htile state Butter rs
omng forward few choice selected half hns were soid
a, SOC The total butter receipts have been free duing inc
eu DAYS ana II California Is shut down npon nns
sr The only outlet Of much importance dealers anticipate
slow market and unless arrivals coespondingy ght
decline from present quotations There Is sim some East
60 dssn5 b the local trade feels the exodus Of large num-
hers Of citizens 10 some cooler retreat. Wequotei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
raw INTELLIGENCE.
sURR0GArBS C0URT-JUsB "a Before snrfos"S
ItCRER.
WILLS ADMlTrgD TO PRoDlrg

The wills of the following persons have been ad-
United to prob tie during the past weeks
Ann Eliza Carn Robert O. Robertson Anthony Goercse.
George Washington LOUIS a. Ds.mOuc Maria = Soaastx,
Carl DUR lIrIha a. Booze Presioa Sleitor william Racn
end James j. Tracy. -. .-..
Mis- Csrns in her win boqueabs 5000 TO the "proeaass
Episcopa Church at Manhasse l. = aud hr GSefcSs os'
uesths S1CO 10 tie Sisters Of tie Poor, 81 800 20 ~
j. s,p ya End - the rector Of the Church OF the
Most HOY Reieemer" Inird-s,. None OF the otHer VIM
contain uything OF public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

~ o. soon ~ Js ulder control Of Tho Milwaukee s.
Paul Eaivay Company.
Tho Importers and Trador' National Bank and The
C,rarc-.L Bla' have de,larcda scmiannual dividend
Of g cont. payable oftor ho % proy and no %" inst
ra.c.c. l'y, fec Of Government tay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
nlarblc alantels.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The hest place in the city
vi 70 purchase MARBLE MANrELS latest designs very
low prices is A. KLABER Marble Works No 100 Last 18th
Slye. ~ Y Mans put the country Cut this out
NNARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superor in
lfk appcaurrei durable; halt the price OF marble T. B.
STEWART U05 Sxay and % 10 Broadway bet SSth 56ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

OsriCF ~ ruR PANAMA RArs0AD C0NPAsT, I
TOrrvR BurrufVls No ai ArIsT kRwfo June q 1906
-efJH DIVIDEND --'.h@ linard a. directors have
% this day t5.afei DIVIDEND % POUR a. PLR CENT
NJ Road lor go thee 1rs ding jltl ins',
and TWO 90 r1K CLNf on, Of &c e.nins, ei9ei' sailing
heuf S.. coo st0fAgtcr o. tfe e1l -. th'
.ss al ssr 5h n July uort Tsens Books viii e ttei
Ttr IA f.lv HENEY sNfr III Tcisusea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-The Senate Of the
yo,k 1hh Of Anil edoptedt follow

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-The Senate OF the
~ State Of Kew York tie Goth Of April h sdoped the follow
iEs resoluon:
Rpsd Committee OF three be appointed 70 cit dur
with the Mayor OF EewYof the State Engineer and
the Engineer ofthe CooD Board TO asertn and report 70 mo sen
ate the advantageous aud proper route or routes Tor railway Or
railways suited rapid transportation OF passengers nom tne
upper lower portion tbs City Of NowYors having view
ne pube and tbs least
ss property adjacent to said route cutes
The following the members OF the coninlssioh
Senstog 0EoRsB H. Andrew
Senator HEsKY r. Low
q. CORNELL
State Engineer j. r. CooDsBLLy
Mayor JOIN I. HOFFMAN,,
Engneer ALFRED w. CRAVEN
Al meeting Ct the Board held May and jane was re-
that be and hereby invited TO sub
plans specifications the subject embraced ~ the above
resoliou addressed Conuon Railroads.
:. ~ az o he Street conner Broadway End
P.ipses tho City Of NswYot, on before TUESDAY the
frstd day Of August nsxt .
The ommsse deem dsbl that The plans should DO seco
''A'. y ''' 0EoiGE 4 ANDREWS cAAizpsa
kw. cSAyM iisuiSy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
Geo0lna Caros. 81.

ALVIN. EVERDELL" SONS. No. I0i Fultonst,-
~ WEDDING CAI.DS snd FINE SfATlJNEHf th"ahAhcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CB Asm1Rs-JUEE d
Before Jrdye CARDOz0
Achle agt Feuan.-case lni smsn'iae-t settled -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
Dipioen0 Notifies.

=.
IMPoRrrns TRADsRs NATIONAL BANK,
NEv-NoRK. yune %. 1909
4 DIVIDEND OF FIVE (5) PER CENT ont Of
"A the esrnngs Of t past months free rom Government tan
be paid tiosoers Of this Bark and amer tie second
Jay The Isnsr BOOKS win be ecsed Ecm the 9sth
nat the I'd pToxiuc. . - ....-,,,..a - -,
by order OF the sOud 10 ~ fbAkINs lI, ossnlsI.
fng NATIONAL PARK BANK OF EwYoaK,
NKw Yonx June a. 1856
A SEAIl-A ANNUAL. DIVIDEND OF SEVEN PER
"A CENT viii be paid from the perts OF
tie srfen In year on md the % Of July ensuing The
Transfer Books wi remain cosei 70 that dse ,,,o,rc
by order Of tie Boari, u u. Woh1n ossaser.
Ia. ,rIos1I sHoE ,Sp I.SATHra BAsx o. OIL
~~- ~ NswYoRK June a. 1855 !
A DIVIDEND of FIVE (5) PER CENT, free OF
n tax hs This day declared payable and
alsr the I'd OF Jgy prox . An. a, !.
''' ~ "'' ! ~ CRANE Csahjg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

IFlnanchI LUlulDofN4NI O"I""'''0' "
The Boston Traveer of last evening reports as follows:
The plentfnlness Of currency at all the sources Of supply
s pan and well known matter Of fact which hardly needs
10 asserted bet il s have that ninenee In the Affairs
Of trade commerce and socks which would seem TO be
Consequence This owing probably in part to the extreme
are constantly occurring IN the premiums on
goi foreign exchange which keep the other markets IN
feyerish and unsettled condition.
Washington dispatch ssys
Thsrs have been previous relative 20 thedeve
~ tas Trsasury Department the bonds belonging 20 the
bsts Esr0rsshs and athsf pStiss " tie Stals AYti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
30 CAPTrALISTS- resnonsihle and relable

rINO CAPTrALISTS.-A responsible and reliable
party who hes had considerable expeencr IN Mining j. ieI
ern location. good SILVER MINES In the
Rase River rson Nevada who viii loan Ito this
enrpsel lOoU twelve month"; viii receive good security M
the money loaned high o. Interest and half interest IN all
TIE Mines Tleyery best OF references Adde'S ~ d.
Box No ia Tribune Oiice.
yETANTED-AIon wishing to engage in pleasant
eud png business 10 give call Parties going South
We,t viii d. call office before leaving city. The
capital roalred s25 $780, and pays from 20 ~ so per
day. Call "a 30. 30 Courtlsudtst CUSHING : WING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
,r,trr nl.NnEr MANUFACTURING COMPANY

invite the sttrnon o. banleur tlcir Water Power u
tie os.n Tss.ar Sevjy It'd, water four miles below
pafrr,n srd s. newark 4dpnns tle Eric Naiold
ma r DO miles o. o5yke sad jersey City aud c ieon the
CRY Han heU-iork 1880.
They head md fell 0 twru o fee. % high de with The
whole Po-ilic Rscr and ryor ~ thee hundred acres
Ir m Sizes -e 1ld arugrdth each one las ire dement,
Of NAVIGATION o. both head and tsli races.
The aud permanent uppy OF "liein IRE midst ~ a
fsrs. nrp ac uaV gable uvcr-wth IL proximity 20
The CITY communicating with Il b. plank road rail
road render N the advantageous location Tor
uf8cf tories ia che country. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

c..., ,oo was stimulated BY the advance in gold and
could the European shippers have used their
markets would have been cleared some .ancy ahrs
oc We hear of few sales at 20ic; for very me
Trade Is quite dull straight limo o. Lvo DoAos ne
ner Connty far dairy was sold at 1910 We quote:
ne' Do,ayy Tsas.r .siirmsa xs n, ..........l2 Ola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
Chances for Business ttlen.

A FINE OIL REFINERY FOR SALE or EA-
- CHANCE che hii other Do ua % aileEd Ap
ry 90 MAI idtN ANDERSON $50. ~ Madeleine. n. i.
NO CARRfAGE.MAKEE>.-
I0r s coo S4OCl. llAttRIS OF Tho eel known Ger.
r--stag rab tnsft @, Thomas George Cooke, No. %
CaH.e Nasvc1 Co-r (io about - retire FROM Che 5ns..
olr fls OF tho rs To- ase yearf
BosJ1 o iuc. Che Piece embraces g1t deal a. every COVE
bcil n ths corer Of the Tow rods tum
station ana n Close ehboflo2 d With the basie
lc 1Cl0u. hrst1aie oppo unity is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

gorlhern S4uashes done sell We drop quotations OF ~.
paragus that being nearly out OF 4ft- Clcambofs sr.
soar Pois are plenty ana lower hcw rTcrpe Onions arc
Il nlnrlnf nlrl l-nnLr.fiunI NJ { llOic-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting
~ Of tho Stakeholder q the MhNPJsh COMPANY IT, Ho
Election fgr enug yl- 1nd ior such trsh
a. mag conc before meeting sal be held % tLe Office We Com
No 81 Nast. Nrw1 ork Gig, On te s-Go-'D DAl CT
~ III * noon Of said day. ,,...,...,..r.. 81,
M Tra sfsr book Company viii ol1sc WEDNESDAY
lust. 0cok aad remain co.oi NIL tle ~ dy o. July
IeHt JAMIE H. EtNDD-'' ''e'r'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

NHAS G. SHELLEY, No. 6S Blrclay-s:.
~ STEAM JOB PRINTER Crculsrs, Bihesis Pcde"
Catalogues. &c, az the l9vest cash rst-a
CYLINDER PRESSW0RK done for the tfade
NAM EVERDELLs SONS no. lO4 fGlton-st.-
w STEAM JOS PRINTERS and LABEL aANUFAOToh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

ocivng 800 bb this week many Ct thou from Canada GIG
cers now INSIST unoa Ur,..s with l4.s o. 'aers are
hi leg Csnata and Weste- 70 2i. b-s wcnd 5 % &c IN
Instance. OF che a. d. 1LcJ 90 On SJtg. h c.
Qly.c.
Eaw-Je-lsy a1l P,unsyt,lr.a h,7t. 2 Dol, % 926
ftile r.In u.f lH..-. r-..f
fosg,,fl aao Weston. : DOE. god oroor.s - ~
uuc4 hgsl. v lat.-.-..--- 90
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1866-10-31
RALEIGH, N. c., WEDNESDAY,
The Hendeson Fair. I.

The Agricultural Fair at Henderson, in this
State, is said to have been very successful.
when we consider the impoverished state of
the country. We are glad to be able to re-,
cord the fact Our chief interest at present
is agriculture soon to be invigorated and
benefited by the progress we shall make in
manufactures and the mechanic arts. We
trust our State Fairs will be revived. If
the next Legislature will do something of a
substantial nature to revive and encourage
agriculture aud the mechanic arts, it will not
have been elected in vain.
We are sorry to observe, however, that the
orator at the Henderson Fair, one Mr.. Jones
we had never heard of him before -marred
the harmony Of the occasion by introducing
sectional sentiments into his speech. A cor
respondent of the Petersburg Cypress reports
Mr.. Jones as having said:
Thousands of industrious and skilled Ia
borers were eagerly gazing from foreign
shore. ready to come amidst them. They
should be invited hither and employed, if for
no other reason than to keep away Northern
radicals and fanatics, who were ever striving
to get them completely under their feet. He
knew some desponded on account of the i'm
pending crisis; but they could at least have
the consolation to know that the North could
not succeed in her wicked designs without
injuring herself as well as the South"
Mr.. Jones must be either an ignorant fa-
natic, or person unacquainted with the
proprieties and courtesies which should char
acterize such occasions. He reflected in these
remarks on every respectable and honorable
Northern man who was present. and on every
native Union man. He shows what sort of
heart he has, by preferring foreigners to his
own countrymen of the northern and wes-
tern portions of the United States We
need immigration. We need capital, and
we need intelligent people of all trades and
occupations, to aid US in building up our
State. For our part, we do not ask where
man comes from, but what he is. Least of
all will we consent to put our own country
men under the ban, and go in search of for
eigners to fill up and improve the State.
We tell Mr.. Jones and those who agree
with him that such sentiments will divide
the friends of industry, and Will defeat the
very object they have in view. We have had
enough of sectionalism. If we can not have
country, cherished equally by our citizens
every where, and preferred ts distant, foreign
lands, we had as well desist from all efforts
to improve our condition.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1866-10-31
NO.A.s


wa call the fo,,ou,;r,,, Inn, s.n.sch w.b.v.
~, - 'r'.' -.'s
no otner name ior It. It would DO good
thing if such man were speechless. The
Washington Chronicle saws it is copied from
one of tbe Man,nh;. ,,o,,srs
am citizen OF Missouri and Lam
proud OF II; have fought under Ben No
Culiough have fought under Gen. ForIess;
l was the adjutant general of General For
rest. lilger Tor General Forrest lfougnt
ior the rebellion, and were the same thing %
De zone over again, would do the same
tning lCheers But, rebel as was and
rebel as am, claim to have accepted the
situation. But, though adjutant gensralto
6ene.ai rnce ana several otners, am ds.
!.sncnlseo' ~. ana prescribed IN tne c!ate %
MISSOURI. fieecner, our 9ovemor. - sne
most damnanie scoundre! out Of bell, except
brownlow. lCheers. have fought toroue
country against such monsters, and ! would
nght Tor another against them.
regret to see 80 slim an attendance upon
democratic meeting. We must stand by
the Democratic party or none stand In
MISSOURI as here. Will lick the heel OF des-
potism no where. You are suffering IN Ten
nessee as we IN missouri. Your Governor
(browniow) Is the prince OF devils, not beat
out OF hell.
we VIII not take these test-oaths. The
ostn OF aiiegiance Is al tnat can oe exPected
OF tne cnlvalrlc soldier OF the south. hero
boldly denounce as traitors to themselves and
their country thosein the South who did not
60 into the rebel army:
we thought the policy OF Abraham Lin
coin damnable and proscriptive; but it was
nothing to that Of the Radicals.
You don't seem here to appreciate the
crisis and support johnson with that enthu-
slasm and devotion. which you should.--
Ihe great man has fought and bled and, II
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1866-10-31
Wilmington Markets.
WILMINGTON October q

WILMINGTON October %.
Turpentine is in demand, and the price
has advanced fully 81. Sales of 900 bbla.
at So 30, and $50 do. at Sc for virgin and
yellow dip, 8 $50 lbs.
Spirits Tqrpentine. Sales of 60 hbls. at
"a cents, and 220 do. at IS cents % gallon
closing firm at latter figure
Rosin. Market firm, and prices higher
Sales Of 113 bhls. No. / at SO, 43 do do at
50 65, and 12 do. black at $5.
Tar-24s bbls. changed hands at o. 96 D
Dbl. -
Cotton.-Sales of So bales, as follows: 8
bales at 80 cents for low middling, So do. q
30, 36f@S6f cents fir middling, 8 do. at 81
cents tor strict middling, and 10 do. at 37}
cents for good middling.
Hay.-About 500 bales Northern sold from
wharf at 81 40 % 100 lbs.
Oats.-A lot of 400 bushels sold at 70 cents
% bushel.-,ournal.
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