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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-07-17

THE Richmond Wing of Saturday defends
the action of the recent meeting at Char
lottesville, in an article of which the follow
ing is an extract:
What is the Republican party9 1t repre-
sents and wie,ds the whole power of the gov
ernment 1t is, to all intents and purposes,
the Government. To oppose 1t is to oppose
the Government. There is no other party
deserving the name in the United States
There is a feeble faction called the Democrat
ic party, that cares for itself and nothing else.
This moment it would rejoice to see the
South still further crushed and lacerated, if
thereby it could prevail against the Republi-
can party. There are still persons who talk
about its fidelity to the South, when every
one who knows anything knows that it has
rendered to the South no other service than
hypocritical lip service. It melted US to
war under the promise of assistance, and
then gave its money and its fighting force to
the armies of invasion. Its boast has been
and now is that without its aid the South
could not have been subjugated. These are
our friends for whom we are to sacrifice ev
erything, and to conciliate whose good opin-
ion we are to hurl ourselves against the Re-
publican party, the Government, the Union.
Not SO, say we. We have nothing either to
hope or to fear from the Democracy of the
North. On the contrary, we have everything
to fear from continued war upon . the party
of the Union, and our only hope is in its fa-
vor. It dominates over the whole North, it
has the army and the navy, and is marked
BY every trait that defines supremacy. How
is it at the South It has all the colored pop
ulation, all the original Union men, and is
hourly gaining accretions from the Confed-e
crate ranks. The instinct of selfpreservation
is impelling the Southern masses to that
cooperation" which our neighbor so de-
tests. The fact is that the people have at
last become convinced that they will be ut
terly ruined without reconstruction, and
have resolved to do everything that is neces-
sary to that end. They want peace and re-
pose; they want clear field for industry and
enterprise; they want the protection of their
Government, and, as necessary thereto, par
ticipation in it.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-07-17
Meeting at Troy, nIontgomery.-

> .
= We are requested to state that Oliver II.
Dockery, Esq, of Richmond County. will ad-
dress the people at Troy on the last Saturday
in this month. s
Mr.. Dockery is one of the leading Repub-
.licans of hia part Of the State, and win no
doubt deliver a speech which will be Of SER
vice to the cause Let all the people turn
out to hear him. Let those in doubt, as to
what they should do, make up their minds
to attach themselves at once to the Republi
can party. If they will 60 with the Repub-
licans cheerfully and heartily, they will be
able to, effect some good for their country
Now is the time for every one who hesitates
to make up his mind on the right side
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-07-17

The trial of Surratt is progressing, but is.
expected to close ina week or two.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-07-17

THoMAs Francis MEAGHER. Read the
eloquent and beautiful tribute to the memo
ry Of Meagher, prepared at our request by
Rev. G. W. Pepper, who knew him well.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-07-17

The organization of the negro Radical
party South costs about fifty millions of dol
lars year to the Federal Government Sen
tiael
e The organization of the negro Radical
party under Col. Jefferson Davis, during the
rebellion. cost the lives of not less than three
hundred thousand Confederate soldiers, three
thousand millions of dollars, and made one
hundred thousand widows and two hundred
thousand orphans. The only negro party
there ever was in this country was that, of
Jefferson Davis. He went to war about the
negroes, provided by his act of Congress
that every man should fight in the war who
did not own twenty negroes, and finally lost
all the negroes and found himself a prisoner
in Fortress Monroe g,5 e.s1
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-07-17

To those who get up clubs of five or more SUBJ
scribers, one copy, gratis, will be furnished
cross a mark on the paper indicates the ex-
piration of the subscription.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-07-17
North.Carolina Railroad.

We learn that Gov Worth and the Board
of Internal Improvements have appointed
the following State Directors in this Road ::
J. M. Coffin, o. G. Parsley, Peter Adams, ].
E. Allen, John W. Thomas, R. s. Tucker,
Josiah Turner, Jr., and w. G. Means. John
Berry, State proxy. 3
The object of this is to elect Hon. Josiah
Turner, Jr, so-called, President of the Road.
We think Gen. Sickles should see to it that
this great corporation is in loyal hands,
Thirty thousand loyal white men, and sixty
thousand loyal colored men in this State,
feel they have right to expect that their
affairs should be placed in the hands Of citi-
zens who have at least declared themselves
publicly and heartily for the reconstruction
acts. It ought to be understood. and s0W
be, after while, that loyal men in this State
have rights as well as rebels and sore-footed
Union men, who, hating the Republican
party and having no real affection for the
government, call themselves Conservatives.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10
KIM Wopns FOR A "MoruER.

KIND WORDS FOR "MOTHER. -
Despisc not thy mother when she is
old. Age may waste mothers
beauty, strength, limbs, sense, and
estate; but her relation as a mother
is as the sun when it goes forth in
its might-for 1T is always the me-
ridian, and knoweth no evening
The person may be gray-headed,
but her motherly relation is ever in
the flourish. 1t may be autumn,
yea, winter with q woman, but with
a mother it is always spring. Alas
how little do we appreciate a moth
er's tenderness while living. How
needless are we Of all her anxieties
and kindness But when she is
dead and gone when the cares and
eoldness of the world come wither-
ing to our hearts-when we expert
ence how hard it is TO End true sym
pathy, how few will befriend us in
misfortune-then it is that we think
of the mother we have lost.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Of Idrrdnt County, Greetings
WHEREAS, Elizabeth Hunter, Admin.
w istratrix dc bonis non of the estate Of
William Hunter, deceased, and as one Of
the heirs of said decedant has filed in my
office her application for the partition and
distribution of said estate among the TO-
lowing heirs, to.wit; Margaret J. Bing-
ham and her husband Thomas Bingham, NJ,
A. Hunter, Lewis Hunter, and Harriet j,
Hunter, who are entitled as heirs to distri-
butive shares of said estate, are not resi-
dents of the State of Texas. You are
hereby commanded that you summons, by
publication for our successive weeks in
the Dallas Herald, o newspaper published
in Dallas, Dallas county, Texas, the heirs
and aforesaid of said estate, to DO and per-
sonally appear before the Honorable Coun-
ty Court pertaining to estates of deceased
persons. to be holden in and for Tarrant
county, in the town Of Fort Worth, on
the last Monday, the 9th day Of August
proximo, then and there 10 show cause, if
any they have, why, after assets sufficient
to pay all the claims in any manner out.
standing against said estate have been re-
tanned by the Administrative, the residue Of
said estate should not be partitioned and
distributed among the heirs thereof.
- Witness my hand and seal Of
SEAL said court, this 22d day Of July,
S0N/A. D. 1867. G. NANCE,
Clerk County Court, I. G. Texas.
Tl5i4w,1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

To Ex-CoNFEDERAfE OFFICERS
AND SoLDIrRs.-As matter Of in
terest to the people of the south. we
are anxious to prepare for publica-
ton in our paper a list showing the
present location and business of the
civil and military officers ofthe late
Confederacy and Of persons promi-
nently associated with The war
This is done in no sectional spirit,
but in sympathy and respect for
those friendships and associations
that were formed during the war,
and were sevei ely and abruptly
severed by the sudden downall Of
the Confederacy. To renew those
associations and 10 let the soldier
know where and in what Occupa-
tions are engaged bis late comrades
in arms, IS our only object.
Persons in possession Of any such
information a. indicated above, wall
please communists with rs; and
the papers Of the south are request
ed to note our desire, thereby ena-
bling US to esther the information
desired--The .S0uthe-h Opinion,
RicAm0nd. 70
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

ina him with suci, y rampant I'D
cephalus and no doubt N WIS try
Ing enough a. have ~ sit on n eur
voting atocd nearly W hands high
with the crown ~ NJ, stephen, who
WIS n large headed man apparently
on his front, aud the robe Of ~.
Stephen, which II not exactly u
summer days mantle, on his buck
for ~ many hours. When the king
to take the oath IN the
square before the Bath House OF
Posth, the horse was very much OK
cited, aud IL became necessary for
two grooms to lay hold of his head
ms his majesty mounted which he
did with difficulty. Before hc was
well in his scat, the cannon of tho
Blocksbcrg opened with a salute
AT the first report the horse made u
furious bound and rose high in tho
air, dragging the grooms of thoir
feet, and lighting in u prodigious
leap in the center Of the throng far
away. AT the sight, when the
horse sprang up, n thrill went
through the multitude, What n
catastrophe if the king were un-
horscd. What an omen it the sa-
cred crown were 10 fall from his
brow Just as he had taken the oath !
To their surprise and delight, the
king, without an apparent struggle,
sat firm and lightly in his saddle,
and bore the shock unmoved rs the
horse came to the ground, then
shouting to the struggling grooms,
who were dragged along, "Audds.
SEM" Oet go y he wheeled round
in tho midst Of his aflrightcd
courtiers, and ruled his charger in
its impetuous bounds amid applause
which contendcd with the thunder
of the guns, and rode away in'ahur-
ricane of popular delight. His skill
as a horscman, and the air with
which he drew his sword and spur
red his horse up the Kronungshiigel,
anu WnCSicu MIN IOuHu WIN hO
thrust his defiant point ut the four
corners of the world, won him gold
en- opinions on the Franz Joseph
Platz; and it was remembered how,
when Ferdinand was crowned, his
majesty could not induce his horse
to descend from the mound, although
he had got him up very easily, the
reason being that for some time pre-
viously the animal had been fed at
the top by the groom ever morning,
and was led down afterward. A
stately bearing serves a monarch in
good stead even among the most
unpoctical people. and these things
have done as much good to the king
as a stroke ofState policy, combined
with his forcible and solemn manner
of taking the oaths and making all
the declarations in the coronation
ceremony.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10
Owners of Lana Certiacafes,
AffanffOnf

THE undersigned begs leave to an
II nouncs that he vii locafs land csrtihcstss Of
any kind he h-st vacant lands 20 Be- found, pay
al expenses NJ % the patertinE, ard receive pay
rnsuf in fourth Of he land He vii also ruar
anfee that the lard shal he lorsied and hed notes
returned The Land once, ready for Patent, with
in f.ur rsoufhs sfier The c-Tfhrafes rlau-d IN
NJ habds Payment for ioesfinr. mus b nsads BY
a Did 20 ous-fsrrih he Land, immsdiately On ~
c-rficn n he rsterfs.
De ueulf further I'D that he d ard hns been f5r
sous time rnrng-d iarrsiy !. this busnszs having
rifhir fhs la.f Twelve moths locafed hun
ord s-crinns, anf having rons % = hraFy errsnss
IN rrucurinr ~ neccrs-ry frf1rnati1n ron ms
Lad or nri from fher suurrrs as fs he eliri
Ne nrf t-sratls lccatians % b f1u1d. b h Pm
trr-l q - N hesi lo-niiuus 70 - hac-
n D. BULLION.
FTFEEEECEs.
s1r1- T. Mo-el-y nni 7. > Eorsrs, Es1s-. 1sfsr-
srn. Mnrinr o.. Isrns. Cara sterhar crurfy ant
D.. 4 ~ Wurrnll. Ansfln. IrrnE -. y. n Th1rn-
-. Erraseta- Isrnr ". A. Wa-fh.rn- y =. Payr-
ani ". =. ErlnE Es1s- 1--r-nL H1rtin. c.
T-r-r- Co !. q NC. y ~. n = Eurf1rd. O.
O. " Gee ard Sea y A. p Ee1-rc, n1l.s. To-
q. Huu- \. o. Iaru.fi ant OIL y. =. Dt-mcrt.
Tal.r Ia. 1ar. - az f1s-a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10
THE STASE OF TEXAS, I
CnItsrv OF nryToy

COUNTY OF DENTON.
Is COUNTY CouRr FOR PROBATE BUSINESS.
JUNE TERM. 1867.
IN the matter Of the estate Of B. r Smith,
Il minor, now comes W. L. King Guar
dian of said estate, and files his petition,
praying for an order to sell 5SA acres of
land, belonging to said estate, situated IN
Dallas county, and par. of the Clinton
Smith survey. II is therefore ordered that
notice be given as the law directs, that said
application will DO acted upon at the Au-
gust term of this Court, when and where
oil persons can appear and contest tho
same.
- In testimony, witness our hand
SEAL \and the seal of said Court this
S0SJune 25th, 1867.
G4G4w.1 ]. NJ. MCNEIL Clerk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10
The Kings Charger.

PEsrH. June 1O.-It was observed
on the coronation day that the
charger on which the king was
saounted was very restve At times
His Insiesty is said to have re-
preached Count Grunne for furnish
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10
MExICOi MEXICOyy
CONTENTS OF MAJOR JOIN III. BROWNS
WORK ON MEXICO.


Travels IN he Interior; Trnvsl,in Yucnfan; Trnv-
Is IN the Pauu-o and Turpan countries View OF
the Country al lnrfes Northern Mexicot The Pa
cihc Ceunfry Nucafan Don Lorenzo De Jsvnla
Tehauufepec, Oeutral Gulf Country and The Table
Lands; the Turp-n Country at LsrEe; The Turpan
VALLEY Proper Amnrican Settlsmsnt OF Galllnos
Ancient Ruin. Productions Of the Country; Coffee
Oulfurs sn.kcs, Insecfs. tes Health % The Gown
tn Live stock Acrlirnaficn Of Stock Poultry
I a., Housss snd Fencing; Tools and 1nplsmsntsi
Plan q Tuufadaro How % cone 70 TIE Country
ne fnterior Table Lands ChAracfer offhs People
sscurity Liberty e rerson; TIE Land System 81
Hsrico. Labsr. IL errplT, Charncfsr and Price
Serious Overflow n iscellnurous hsrnnrfs, Person-
a Chrunolorirri Events IN Msrcoi fnhle q koniss
nd Disfnn-ss; A1fifntes ~ The Hc1ican kalnnad
Ruufess Height q Hourfnins; Tabls - Distances
- carh CAPITAL, Eeriran Measures nnd weights
rrrulafinn. first Ar.rrir1n setflers, etc
Thestors icck IN - ouf N fhs latig pat 81
1rrl rri-s rlrrls coy, ore dcll.r Q. .. currenrJ.
llternl fi-cou1t q The tr1ts-
" RICHARDSON 90.
Naua 0Hcs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

TIE GRAVE OF CALHOUN.-Thc
editor of the Alton Democrat, writ
ing from Charleston, says:
Crossing the narrow street en-
tered the cemetery once belonging
to what was called the Circular
Church, one of the largest and most
elegant religious edificcs in the city,
bnt now q mass of blackenci and
shattered ruins, a victim to the great
fire. Near the center Of the small
enclosure, resting upon asupcrstruc-
ture Of brick, is a gigantic slab OF
marble, bearing upon its face in
deeply cut letters, the simple name
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

A-The undersigned having been appoint
ed administrator the estate of d. r. Brad
berry, deceased, at regular Term Of tho
County Court of johnson County, held for
Probate and other like purposes, on the -
day A. D. 1856, hereby notifies all persons
indebted 10 sold estate to make immediate
payment and those having claims to pre-
sent the same within the time prescribed
by law, duly authenticated, or they will BIO
postponed as the lawd irects.
d.. BOATWRIGHT, Administrator.
july G. l867-42.6w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10
CALHOUN.

No other word or sign no date OF
birth or death-this is at once the
cpitaph and eulogy of one who,
whatever his errors ofpolltioal faith
and practice, has made an indelible
mark upon the history of the ration
and taken his place among the great
est and purcst of its statesmen.
By a strange chance this tomb
was in the direct line of fire from
Morris Island, and over it, through
the long days and nights of the sci sc,
shot and shell sped on their mission
Of destruction into the bclcaguercd
city. 1t seems as if the vengeance
of the immortal furies had followed
the very ashes of Calhoun and held
mad carnival over the unconscious
dust. The sanctuary whose shadow
hallowcd his grave, swallowed up
by dcvouring flame; the stone which
covers him wearing away from the
assaults of relic-mongers and the
less cruel fingers of the storm all
around a scene of desOlatiOn and de-
cay; and the State whose idol he was,
mere military province, ruled by
the sword
A pale blue flower struggled up
through the pavement, drawing its
life from what was once the leader
of powerful party-thc clearcst
and subtlest intellect America has
ever produced, l gathered it as q
souvenir OF the great Carolinian.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10
STOCK brand.

Ir0R The infornation ofan concerned. hsrsty giTs
Dofics. th1f ny brand or horses ard c1ttle !. &.
Any informative q stock IN this hrsnc, vii b.
fhankfniiy rrcsirclred. NJ adiress - Rrckrail
ksuiman ecuniy i37r' IsBAE cH1suN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10
4 DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
A-The undersigned having been duly
appointed administrator, of the estate Of
Thos. NJ. Waller, late Of Dallas County,
deceased, alta regular term Of the Probate
Court Of said county, on the -- Of
- last, hereby notifies all persons in
debted to said estate to make immediate pay
meni, and those having claims against the
same to present them duly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be postponed as the law directs.
BEN. II. WALLER, Administrator.
Dallas, July LIST, 1S67-426w.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTlCE.-The un-
n dersigned having been duly appointed
administrator of the estate of M. I. John
son, late Of Tarrant county, deceased, at o
regular term Of the County Court Of said
county held for probate and other like pur-
poses, in the month Of May last, hereby no
titles all persons indebted to said estate TO
make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against the same to present
them, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by Law, or they will be postpon-
ed as the law directs.
This July the 22d, A. d. 1867.
NJ. J. CRIMSON,
G45t6w.1 Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

DAGGING, ROPE and TIES always on
I'D hand and will be furnished at lowest
rates to their patrons.
Especial care given TO The sale Of Cotton,
and Wool to their address at Galveston or
Houston. =.
Parties shipping them Cotton can obtain
Permits under their Bonds, or draw on them
for amount Of taxes.
Ample and Safe Storage for Flour in Hous-
ton and prompt attention given 70 sale Of
Wool sacks ,ciH Be forwarded By them from
GalpetOz or Houston on orders for same.
June 8, ls67-383m.
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NEW YORK.
THE PATENT
Ari0n Piano Forte
MASUfACroRY AND wARERo0Ms
Is7 and $50 Bowcry, (above Deianeoy,)
NEW YORK.
M A NNFR, & GO

Having secured lctiars pairnt on their valuable
improvements on Pianos aud added largely to their
previously extensive facilities for manufacturing, are
prepared TO furnish 10 tho Trade, at retail their
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
weaihsrford, March I, 1SC1-24.6m.

A GOOD ST. Louis made Hack for sale OF
n exchange for Flour, Corn, Bacon, or .
pair Of good mules By FIELD EROS.
January 1Sth 1S57-lad
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90 - e.'-.sss Ssss.
The New York herald., 1867-03-20

Captain Henry G. corbin whose appointment to cap
taincy in the Ftaryeighth infantry rejected last
session on account Of certain statements made to his
prejudice. has been confirmed the injurious statements
having been proven untrue
The non confirmation Of Captain James NJ Moore as a
major in the Quartemasters Department IS not owing
any personal objection Captain Moore, but 1t "a
claimed by the friends Of General Rufus Saxon that he
tho senior captain in the department. has been
sanghed bv the President contrary the list made out
il the War Department.
General Grant General Porter: R. G. winthrop, Of
Boston Mass. Gov. Aiken of South Carolina: Geo N.
Eden. OF Phadelphia. ard CIV. Reed, oil Washington,
arc stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
General George w. Brown, of yirginia. and Senator
John Evans, of Colorado are stopping at the st. Ncho
las Hotel,
Colonel T. Stsnwood, OF tho United states Army Jas
r caro-. of Troy; r. A. Smith oI Wheeling Va: G. D.
Murray, of New Haven and q y Grifien, of California,
ara stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
visrouut De Chahrol. Of France. and Win Frere, OF
England stopping AT the Clarendon Hotel.
James rhariton. Of Hamilton. C. W. and Thos Bell,
of Detroit Mich are stopping at the Hoffman House.
The New York herald., 1867-03-20
ARMY BULLETIN.

vas ouARrERMAsTKg's DEpAxTMRSr
Brsvot Br gador General s. =. Brown A. a. VI. V0lun-
teers having applied for leave OF absence the hth d
vision or tho Quartcrmsster Generals Office heretofore
under his command Is consolidated with the hr-t divs
ion and tn. two will be known as the first division.
Brevet Brigadcr General James A. Esin Department
Quarternas.er General " :. A. Is assigned TO duty in
charge Of First division, and will relieve General
Brown.
T. r. Lanrsr has been commissioned Captain and
Assistant Quartermaster 4. :. A.
commissioned Major and Quartermas,er U. s. A.
Rrevet Colonel G. X. Irvn Asssant QIartermaster Of
Volunteers. also mustered out Of service.
RELATION TO THE Loss cARRlxEs AND
voLvERS
General Orders No 49, issued from the War Depart
msnt, provide that enlisted men who may dispose or
lose through their carelessness the Spencer carne
Colts Remington army revolvers will hereafter
have charged against them upon the muster rolls the
prize the former 500 and Of the latter $50 In
each
First Lieutenant Alfred Hebberg, Fifteenth infantry.
has been relieved from recruiting service and ordered to
join his company the Department OF the Tennessee.
Brcvet Mayor Theodore 1afes. Thirty first infantry,
has ordered ~ report to General Meade President
OF tho Retiring Board Philadelphia
Captain r. G. Rutherford Acting Qua termaster Voun-
eers, been ordered 10 proceed home, 10 report 10
Adntaut General by letter.
Brsvet Lieutenant Colonel W. r. Dewitt. Jr. Surgeon
Chief Of the Freedmen Bureau for the district Of
Maryland has been relieved from duty at headquarters
Baltimore and ordered to report to the Assistant Com
missioner at Louisville KY, for assignment to duty