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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-07-10
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS,
And Carrying the United States Null.
THROUGH IN TWENTY-FIVE DAYS.
Steamships on the COnnecting on the Pa
AtlGntic: cifc aciM the
ARIZONA COLORADO,
HENRY CHAUNCEY, CONSTITUTION,
NEW YORK, GOLDEN CITY,
OCEAN QUEEN, SACRAMENTO,
NORTHERN LIGHT, GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA,
SC, &C., &c.
~ Steamships will leave Pier No. ~, North
River foot of Canal Street. at IL o'clock, noon,
on the 1st, 18th and 21st of every month,
Except when those dates fall on Sunday, and
then on the preceding Saturday, for Aspinwall,
connecting, via Panama Railway. with one of the
Company's Steamships from Panama for San
Francisco, touching at Acapulco.
Departures of LIST and 21st connect at Panama
with Steamers for South Pacific and Central
American Ports. Those Of the LIST touch at
Manzaniilo.
discount of one quarter from steamers rates
allowed to second cabin and steerage passengers
with families. Also, an allowance of one quarter
on through rates TO cergymen and their families,
and schoolteachers. Soldiers having honorable
discharges, half-fare.
One hundred pounds baggage allowed to each
adult. Baggage masters accompany the baggage
through, and attend to ladies and children with
out male protectors Baggage received on the
dock the day before sailing, from steamboats,,
railroads, and passengers who prefer to send
! dow early.
An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine
and attendance free
For Passage Tickets, or further information,
apply at the Company's Ticket Office, the
| Wharf foot of Canal Street. North River, N Y
s. K. HOLMAN, Agent
July 2, 1866 47S3m
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-07-10

The most dangerous of batteries is the in
feriority of what is around us.
Perfect integrity and properly cooked
beefsteak are rare.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-07-10

PosIN BOILERS.
We keep constantly on hand Iron Cauldrons
20, 120, and 200 gallons.
MITCHELL & ALLEN,
Hardware Merchants,
nov lifts New bern,G &C. n.
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DRANDYl BRANDY! BRANDY

10 CASES PURE FRENCH BRANDY.
80 gallons Southampton Brandy.
june 2-tf. B. P. WILLIAMSON & CO.
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Post Office, Raleigh, N. c.,
February "a, 1866.

Post Office, Raleigh, N. c.,
February a. 1866.
The mails will close follows, on and after
this date
Western, daily, at ............... 7.3O P NJ
Eastern, Z" ............ 8 &C
Northern, C &C . ,..........S &C
Carthage every Tuesday at ....... 8 &c
Roxboro &C Wednesday at. 80. 1.30 &C
Leachburg'' C at....1 g
Office hours from s A. NJ, to 6 P. NJ, during
the week, and from 8 to $50 A. NJ, on Sundays.
All letters to be delivered in the United States,
Gncuding drop letters, except those addressed to
heads of Executive departments of the govern
ment or heads of Bureaus therein or to chief
clerks of departments, or one authorized by the
postmaster General to frank official matter must
be prepaid full rate, they will be sent to
the dead letter Office at Washington, d. G.
A. MILLER, P. M.
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saEIuna fir gmseigeu unb subicriPtionen non
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Sa0=Nafbbiae.

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&0Iapert. G.ablii Tetaent.
Nyni. Z. RIeIbernIatI,erflr.

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Nfennbe aabiifng9uDM Gin, ibreH wOrrath non
putla6eM uHe 4ecbssN rtileln
in ikrem &dnsn, ~, 81 Go0egsIk,, Gdk non 0ap, az
eraninIren, weieIbN &c aud mp6eEneS @leihers nnb
GGoafs 3erfertiaeM begereen weFAets Gte Patronage
bes 4ublitRmS wtre erbeten. teO fR
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Sn gsmdbbeit zines Eetretes bard bic GbancerD
Court pon slaiBuiHe IN Sa6en bss 9ruitses 6Ornee
8. 6arrifon &C. ms GbarIss a.EsinftOH uie Ambere,
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100000 Bufbelsli, -

Die 9aStptne Gas eight eompaHg Nth aHeTbieien
In @mpgana aebmen far Qiefcnma u tbren YGrb9 mes
ben BIN Oos sBerten bon eu 6nSeFf Sonienb BuikelS
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Summer u. MuIberrp sirase ppn Or. CHARLES g.
gBinftun bemobnt, pertdttfeps
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an Snulmer Strase, an bic obi9e erenaeno, RdmIi9
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ten Snfanterie Reoiment benutt tpirb.
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I'M M6bere Nastunft wenSs mnn I'D an bic Sspes
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Sie 3eib. @orr, fdreibt iiber Sa9ien:
Sinh mir redt infornltrt, 70 beltdn0e
feine abneiguns 9eeeit ben @orf9Iag,
Oab Die beftebenOe fddflde Nrinee mfr
eel6it tuarbe, iuoranf be gfeubitbung
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oes fur eas fdbiifde Bolt 10 briifenfen
SriesSSuitauSes Htdts mebr mn 8e9e
iein. ..'s' 4''a .'-t ~
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Die 3afdntntentunft I Der preusens
freunoiiheu W6georbneten aus Glib
oeutf6faiio bat, ipie 6ns Srunff. Sourit.
erfdbrt, su elmer DoflfonInenen He6ers
einfimriu11 Ger 9lnii1ten IN Besna diif
oas 8erh1ItniB 9abeeutl1ldnos gum
notobeutiden Bnnoe gefibrt, an ben
man fi9 suna9t aus Nl6gf9fe aiis
u6bern MIL. 9tamentli1 mar man
oarin ieiaig, 6oBi ais Grfak uno &orbes
reitnng fir bic 8eripirflihnng zines,
ip6teren polIen Qlnfdlui1es bic y,&eers
ganiiati0ni bes 9eertpeleus, lntilitafilde
unb eiplomatii1e Majana NIT BEN.
noraoeutl6en 8un6e. Neu9eitaltun9 bee
3olHereins funb MuSbilbung elmer ges
rieinlameu 8eiesaebuns mud &rdften gu
befiiriporten unh in oieIein Gimme Der
brnbalDen Solirnna Der, nnter fid ieIbit
ni9t1 einisen iiioOeutlden Staten eentss
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Seite angsregte Soee elmer bic gleihgee
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bern unioiieuoen 8ereins 1Srsaniiatian
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9erSen lieat, un0 baB er tpdbren6 Ssss
8rieges tin6 Der Seeupation cine tDirts
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cine fol9e, Die nett u6eri Die Seitiueilige
gerbtnbernng bes SranSportes aiif Der
GIbe itno Der b6brntidJen @ifenbabn
binausging, 1T iebt gu gase getreten.
Die Yer9feitun9 biret 'ttdhrti6 in ibreml
SAcoBe, tute lebt crit Der preuBif&ens
8eripaltung binterbra9t iuoroen III, Die
Sunme BON elf Wiaionen SbaIera,
lpeide aIlerOitt9s Der forth icatorifd nas !
beoeutenben 8efe einen groBeti gBerfb
uerleibt. a ~ h.-'a- 80 ~ "a ~
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m>.
se nj rg,r -. Atf's 1aereno oes
oltsrrelglq zprelPllgen arle9es, no
Salt5len Iall 9aftS pom W6liIar enloloBt
nor, bal llG eIne aus ~ bss ~ Wttte
glteoern tefe9enoe, leT or9antlIrte
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6ereten belonoers IN oen ofll1en Srel-
len I'M 9roBartl9lten MfaBltabe betretbt,
Die Wfitglieoer. fno alle: NIT Doppele
finten, 8eboioern uto Sol9en beipaHs
net uno aroRtentbeIls le9r anltanotg gef
tlsloet 10 Gap re pen 9eotlpetssrer
Slenoen anSugs1oren lge'nen., Der
Sn1rer Der oanoes Ger en perarmIer
Goelnantt lem lou, Set@net Ep ohr9
belonrere gle9an5 uno ourn et1 noer<
aus artt9es Sensplnen 9e9en ole bon
Tim berauotenJ Yerlonen aus. Ste
Tarp549e, o!e Dor i9sfuelle 9e9en Goels
bofe nno rslt1e Ytarrer 9erl9tet rno {
lneroen IN Abtbellun8en bon 10 bls ~
Wfann rtltert1o1lIllerl Stele glptlel<
lungen imp bon elner eie9anten Srttl0'
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nel9en ote 9eraubten Sa9sa tcrtaes
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Naubanfdlie ausaeflibrt porSen, ohne
oaB bic 8olisei bis iebt. trob ailer
Stsd,forfdunaef, aud i1nr cine Gpur
bon ben gfdubern entoeft bat. Giner
Der Iebte1 Naubanf1Ile oeldlah AM 9. b.
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R,afbbiiIIenn,s D,saeza t ual
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I0tfenbabn.

R@<nersI Sirpertntenbents Offiee.l
i.sEHaIll RdikuiEIe, Aae. 30. 1855.
@bdhberung IN Der QlbfabrtsSeit: NJ
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ambition Of two or three has been satisfied therefore
there will be tranquility for a few months.
Both throughout the empire and The Oriental ana Az
reuune Republics the latest news from Eu-ole Dol, given
new and healthy impulse 90 business generally: i pr ~
be hoDcd that this viii soon come 20 an end l oI'I
that they may without any drawback take Their place M
the road TO progress and arrive at the brilliant ll'14c
which nature has too plainly marked out Tor theA'
The weather this season has been terribly severe on WY
coast Fierce gales from the east have driven ashore sea
sailing and steam vessels among the latter Inc AeilCdn
steamer Jose San Roman Capt Merrill on her way
from MontevdeO TO this port with the 6o'eiAoA' MANS
and iuyand troops; happily no lives were lost .,,.
Some politicians here and at BuenOsA!ies NuLvlp"'o
trouble between Mir. Washburn, the American CHq, re
dAFoirs 10 Paraguay and the Argentine ana bra,
lillian Governments Mr.. Washburn desires 10 proceed
10 Asunson and appears that Admiral IamandaIe de-
mes him the right TO pass. The matter, 1t Is sad, mas
been referred 10 President Mitre.
nv neyt packet will be able to afford your readers the
Satisfaction of knowing that the Brazilian Government
has opproyed and closed the contract with MI T. AcCo
Inns Tor the establishment of his Geographic line through
This continent A petition TO the Imperial Government
pravinc for the concession Of this privilege was unan-
onsy resolved upon to-day by capitalists and large num-
Der Of business men Of this city who met for that pur-
pose. -, 49,
This good result is owing not only to the importance
of this gigantic enterprise the advantages OF winch any
one can appreciate but 10 the energies OF the agent her
Mr.. Il. CaymaTi.
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THE pUILADELPUA TRAGEDY

The philadelphia Press of Thursday morning gives
the following particulars the murder committed in that city
on wednesday:
Our city again become the scene Of another OF me
aocous murders has become duty 70 record
On tie side Of BgttOnwood above Ninth a. O. S<D Is
comfortable brick bullng which has been oeeH
MED bv Mr. Milo Miller FOR about years. lie u mn
wright by tTadehs family, yesterday morning cossns "a
himself his wife, liza NJ Miller and an old maiden Au!' 'n'
As has been his usual custom Mr. Miller his home yes
terdav morning about O'Clock attend 70 his day aV9ca
n hid lso his who earns her livelihood by
making paper boxes The wife Of Mr. Miller VINO was sA!
three years Of age left alone in the house. iii
Dor and friend of the family (AIss Sarah WC3dl entered
rin~ dead mon ME door in pool Of blood She Immediately
gave ALARM and number OF the nelghoois
The Chief OF Police and Coroner were speedily sum
oned but mp late hour last night no cue OF
conjecture could made in regard 10 the preparation Of
As has been stated the which tho deed was com,
mtt,d the south side Of Bntt0nwoodst On tne W.
de OF the house is alley leading into yard m me
rear gate also opens IRON me yafd mo seIefaI c
courts the back Of the building Both oil these gates "c
On tie first floor Of the house two rooms separated by
thin partition aud opening into each other by single So1
From the back stairway leads to the upper part OF he
house At the Of this stairway the body Of Mrs Miller
animation confused wounds discovered upon her
forehead inflicted BY some blunt asEohe e en sSpg
aud her throat cut from ear to ear IN most
manner. The murderer had opened the drawer OF sna5
that stood az her head NJ she lay upon te uu
thereom the OF her husband Win "ueh he
throat cut. 49,, ,,,- 49,,
lady residing next says that a u O'Clock In the morn
inc she distinctly heard the Of but IN con
sequence OF peaceful and happy character OF the family OF
Nj Miller never moment supposed they they had any
connection with household. She supposed the screams
came from one Of the courts the Of Mr. Mer house
this fact oorjecured that the murder was
AZ that early hour the morning soon after MI Mer ana
his sser.in.law had departed.
neghbOs with accord speak IN the hghest terms
OF the unfortunate family Mr. and Mrs Miller were remark
able for their acconate regard for each other One lady
informed that they were more Ike couple OF loving emu
dren thnn an aged and wife The murdered woman was
beloved By the negborhood In which she bad lived or
quarter Of century. She was Kind generous chAIltOe
and OF an extraordinarily cheerful disposition. The only con.
lecture yet regard 10 the OF this murder - that
was committed sole purpose Of plumber IL would seem
that murderer murderers had attempted TO ascend The
stairs ard were resisted the attempt by the murdered
woman Yet nothing appears have been carried away from
Tho pra m
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THE PRIZE RING.

PIGHT BETWEEN DAVIS AND M'COOLE-MCo0LR THE
VICTOR. . .-.o
II Iout. Wednesdav. SEPT IT, lstt:
4 rrize-feht between WIN. VI DAVIS and hlchAe nc
Coli Cor purse ~ $500 the championship and the cham
nrs belt took place on Chocau Island about 10 miles
above this city al o'clock this afternoon Two steam
boats took the spectators 20 tho held me SECONDS ol
DAVIS were Patscy Curtin and Dublin Tricks McCoolc Z
seconds were Val. Mckinney and Ned shaw.
The nmprcs were Frank Curry and sherman Thurston.
The ref rec was Pat Coyie and the tme-kefpcr John
Franklin Thiry.ive rounds were fought IN thirty four
minutes when the seconds II Davis threw up the sponge
Davis wa, terribly punished while McCooe was not much
hurt. McCooc ct the first blood and the first knock
down on the first round and had pretty much his "fa
way from the start DAVIS ACKNOWLEDGED himself beaten
at The throcuth round continued TO eight 90 tlc
solicitation Of bis seconds.
McCoolc leading % with subscription Of five dollars
sporting characters from Chicago, Cincinnati. Cleveland
Ncv-York Boston, Buffalo and other places were
present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21

SAFETY or The CALEDONIA STEA&sHIP.-We are
authorized by letter from Glasgow 20 say, that the pas
scngers who sailed 10 the Caledonia Anchor Line arrived
there safely on the afternoon Of the ls inst But for an
unavoidable accident days after sailing they would
have reached their destination m less than Two weeks At
% p M the shaft leading from The engine 90 The screw
broke and the vessel deprived OF steam locomotor,
though not Of sailing power. TIE Caledonia is stont
built and thoroughly scaworhy and excepting tie damage
mentioned, has escaped injuries which might have
copa-Izcd another vessel. The passengers were well
lI1g.sioucj
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70 CLuE VET TO TIE MrRnERER.

No ILIt To IFI''I'I'IF'
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 20.-NO clue has been OBJ
tanned 20 the murderer Of Mrs Miller His departure without
plnderng the house perhaps explained by the fact Of the
carrier Of The LP opening the window 20 throw in the
monng paper which is thought to have frightened hm away
LATER.
PWUAuELrHA. Thursday, Sept 90 1890
The police believe they are on the track OF the muir
der OF Mrs. Miller.
lie is supposed TO be Goteb Miller a miserable pauper.
whose e side parlyzed, causing him to walk slowly with
the aid Of heavy stick
His father formerly owned the house where the deceased
lived and Goteb was well acquainted with the locality.
liz had been the habit Of visiting the house and the de-
ceased was Kind 10 him. frequently giving him his yotuas
Detectives search and think they will capture BIN be-
.rran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21

DEMOREST's MoSTHLY.-The October number oil
ti sv nrat ald useful contains charming song en-
titled The Chain Of Love me cartoon ILLUSTRATING Tie culture Of
cotor sn.ravng the Death Of tilo Poems BY Fany
Crosby blind poes George Cooper &c stories by virginia r
Towuttnd Jennie June r. = Arthur and other psrma We o
I.r with an 4borste display the Fall aud Winter Fashions
F4rd Patterns Household Matter Model Cottage &c. &c FoF
typography, pendd engraving and excellence OF literary
porIGr periodical is without rival on ms continent
exhibits toe highest order o taste an a-azne tefa
and % s beautiful II is sent % subcrusrs
th- o price Ter Address W JENNNGs DEAoREsr
No 45J Bu4tway NewloIs II Delaware Journal ana Statesman
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THE HEALTH or SECRETARY SEWARD.

Special Dispatch 10 The y. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON Thursday Sept 20 ls66.
Secretary Seward is to-day pronounced out OF immediate
danger lie was not moved TO a chair this morning the
fatigue of the chaugngyescrday being little too much for
his Frustrated system lie rested wei last night and this
morning exhibits the first symptoms Of ngalpetiie
SEPT. 2O-EtESHG.-Secretary Seward is mending
rapidly Dr. Norris pronounccs him now out Of danger.