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New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
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DISTRICT COrRr OF THg UNITED STATEs)
N'''''''' yop rnr Ia BaDkuptrT

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED SJAhA
ron rnE Ia Bankruptcy
PANLIco DsrRiCr NORTH CARoIISl)
TN THE MATTER of JENNlS0N a. LE-
i LAND and sIAs l. BlGELow Bantrups trading under the
stgs ofLEI AND. BIGELO,F CO-DStrc Of Psnhco s.; 49,
This Notice That the 9Th day of August So' War
Bankruptcy issued 81 the District tonrs the Ine
Pneo District Of SoT'h 0SS 9gaast TIE eise &
e ofEIAND BIGELOW Co.. ofNeVbep 10 the tounyocrven
I'M said District Who sdudge Bankrp Jennison Lends
uos that the debts and tie delivery Of any property
belonging 10 such Bankrnpts them for their use and The transfer
Of an1 popeiv by them forbidden by law that meeting o'he
creditors d The sa Bankup,s prove their debts snd TO choose one or
more gnees their estate will be held at Court Of BanhuptcT to
be boIea at Newben n c. before R. T. Lehman ESQ., Register IN
Bank uey Tor sAd District on the S'n "a, o. Vee i'
10 O'Clock phr,LI n
VAMES ID. RAY.-This is to give notice, that
veu day August ID 1907 waItaat ID oanArap,y
was suri against of JAMES d. RAY OF Ne~town IN the
oaay Queens and state Of NewiOk but who has carried on business
NewY months Immediately preceding the nung
81 h., ne,,n who has aluigd bankrupt his petition
that ke payent any debts and delivery of property beoien 70
rcb Lp pt t him h sud the transfer Of ans property
by him are rbdlen by w that meeting Of the creditors OF the
SD Lautpt poy their debts aud TO choose one or more az
sispeeg Of estate will he bed AZ Court OF Bausmnc % be hoien
the City ~ New-lok before Nj Henry 1e
ALEU- Reg ,er the tuenh day Of Segtemhtr '5o one
ociock ~ M SEPT , 1867 II. MURRAY. L. :. Marshal.
Messenger Southern District ol NN ioik
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
@ltSSima GarSs, &t.

WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No. 1O4 Full
n tonsL-wEDDINd CARDS and f1NE STATIONERY H"ab
l,Led l8l5)
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
Bort WarSfm's Astifr.

STATE o NRw.YoaE,
opyIcK, No 70 Willam-d
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance with
IN section q the Ast pa.ssed April iss entitled "a, Aa
nead iu OF having charge OF the subject matter Of seh s1aS
Ismpauon survey s the following vessels sse snass
and that the said eranhsess v1
he succeeding this notice s board ~
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

,onrIIppN r n. of n. J.-IlhIns IHIe
QmI 1!i.i, o, for PsIop, s9 and ~ e sss Is "a. s ga
sep sa.as Ssss s.y rios W. DIEAIIsT ssp''he'ii
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
0ttan Sttamtrs.

1
ONLY DIRECT LINE to S FRANCE; N6yE;Srs MAIL.
Sy Tp TK BETWEEN AND MAYRs CALLING
AT BREsT; a. =. g.. ~. coD+,D,r, will
,,i FROM sPN Per No 80 North River as follows.
yLLE DE- PARIS sumOnt osATuRbAY seps al
bIR0PE LensIle '''''''''''''''''' sATRDAY Oct
PRicR OF PASSAGE ncdng wn payable gold equivalent
s"''''' TO BREST OR HAvRE, -,
his5nS P s6 IsT s st Second t5,isia cssn s SSs'
Baggage checked through to Pans
Medical attendance Of charge
These steamers do not carry steerage passenger,
traveller going % & 70 % IsIT9 , S ss GSnInf . from OF
y aS h1s saa Say: :SsS and GEO i AGENT
Only AMERICAN LINE to ENGLAND and
Tbe SEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs first
mSab rTySs the United States mails from No &C. north River
4R%eo a. Gsd.asH s4TTRB4y s4TRD.y S ssEtJ ss
AR4Go ~ G.d.ds. sAIVERA3 saTIR6iS SGp pe q q
And every 2o days thereafter
Prices OfPs,.sgs PAYABLE Gold.
Fist o'''' Through ci to LONDON IS extra
An experienced Surgeon on board m D.,. ~ x.D,,s, rn.,
b. sdias having tie value sspTesssd are signed therefor
~ ''''''' ' JOSEPH SoMSToGGK, Ag;s.
wOTToS H'u' G'niIi AhBsf4R aEai fSSsS s%sF Co., p..
CTEAM BETWEEN ANTWERP and NEW
The hiiS2fERPo6t, yfwYote and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
viii dispatch one Of their STEAMSHIPS from Antwerp NewYoh every
CITY OF CORK...,................,,. September
kANGAROO.. Oeober D.
SAILING FROM NEW-lORK:
SITy 0E WsBs:1sy W.dss.y SsiSss SsiSss g.
From Pier No. IS, E9ra RiyeL.
For further information apply at The Cohpa1ys Office
- JOHN g. DALE. Agent,
- No. is Broadway, n. y.
SAFETTY TsP SPEER EE5n@ And C3MI0RI 3,Ii,GE Ht1rs
The fsvorite PASSENGER steamers Of
Ts AssS 10 HSE S EH SzTg9?tE
UNITED KINGDOM, Donaldson SATURDAY., sept T.
COLUMBIA, tarnsg fePt
CALEDONIA Macdonald. .sATlRDAfi Sept H'
Prom Compsny's Pier No 20 North River
RATES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY,
To LIVERPOOL GLASGOW, DERRY, Cabns $50 and $40 ae
cordng 10 location. - -, 40,
Excursion tickets good for 10 months $780, Intermediate sJS
Seerage. 423; Prepaid Certificates from these ports 80
booked and from Hamburg Rotterdam Antwerp s'e
&c. very low rates =. cny
information apply Of the CmIanys Office No bowling
green NeY-lek. FRANCIS MAJ DoNAbD q oo htsns'
AVOID imposition passengers will please direct to the once
this Company does not employ runners
NEW-YORK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP co.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

GENERAL OyVcR o RoSDour AND Oswxeo,I
RAILROAD COMPANY, KINGSTON Aug u, 1867. !
NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS.-Pr
will he received this 0ee until September 20 1867 for the
Grading Masonry Bng and Iron Of the Eastern Division OF this
will he furnished and after
tembe 1851 by the Chief Engineer WILLIAM MORRIS ESQ.,
Kingstou furnished al this 0Mce
-e-N-' THOMAS CORNELL, dent
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

NREAT REDUCTION in First Class FARE-
" WEST NORTH and EAST. via NETWORK CENTRAL and
NORTHERN RAILROADS. and TROY LINE OF STEAMERS from
Pier No a North River Of Spring daily SATURDAYS
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

lTFW-YORK = and FLUSHING RAILROAD
NEW-YORK and NEW W-HAvEN RAILROAD.

ise- SIMMER ARRANGEMENT l3tL
' COMMENCISO JUNE ,, lSoL
psc, sop IN yv Yort corner Twentysevehst and Fourth
kniranee on TEentI-seVen'h-'I
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

GARATOGA, ht, IynnsT IN maANsFrRLD. aud wII1B
sosHss via BURLINGTON ard al PR.R6 Psn and DANIEL
ALBANY DAY LISETh' s'%S0i 20 ies,e Dero.e $50 ne
~ st. al Ss45 fr Albany Andns Rr,ts Cst.k
% Ns~orgb Pougbkeepe. hinebh ~ - cis tr.ln
nsso. nI HUDSON b. fsy connecting a. A,nen g sos Rsrs
ss,sdy sns with Albany and susqgehssnA hs al Whe
yjtIogt change with the L.e TIA M Returning
hAn h~ Roases Point, arriving NJ
MIA
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
IrCI1I,p HARTFORD LINE-First-c class

State sfEewYors AIT Cs' Hsf'T o. eoene,ng lSr
b. T. az. Lle uogots Northampton, ani a., i sad Clrs.
Sr ,.s,ensers freight Fare ~ .. r,. 70 the Waite
Mo
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-23

The earnestness of the committee in urging
early organization by precinct, county and DIS
trict meetings, has been Grepcued by the fol-
lowing facts:
The pCrtentous period through which our
country is now passing, jnstiics us in briefly
addressing you. Let us SO act that the voice
of Washington Territory may &c clearly ana
Enthusiastically understood on the momentous
issues now agiating the Union All who love
the Union, who desire its immediate restora-
ton on the broad basis Of the Constitution
all who favor the immediate admission to
Congress of loyal Senator'S and Representa-
tives from the ten excluded States, upon equal
terms with the twerty-six States now repre-
scented in Congress; all who sustain the res
turatiou policy of the National Admnistra-
ton : all who hold in respect the decisions OF
the Supreme Court of the United States, and
regard with alArm the recent threats of ini-
parchment, Of members Of that solemn tribu-
nal in order to suhVert its Independence; all
who believe that the Constitution of the Uni
ted States and uniform usage >hce it, ndon-
ton have vested in the States and Terri
tories the right TO define the elective franchise
within their respective limits; in a word, all
regardless Of political antcccdents, who arc
opposed to radicasm eliminating in rcvolu-
ton, who covet Union rather than disunion
peace rather than war. harmony rather than
discord stability OF institutions rather than
anarchy let your voice be heard. Citizens Of
Washington Territory! Arc you prepared to
submit without protest to that indignlty
which, while you willingly contribute your
taxes, though denied vote in Congress, even
takes away from you the privilege of con-
trolling your elective franchise Remember
that the acts organizing our Territory, and
inviting its settlement years ago, conferred the
express right to define tho qualifications of
electors, and opened the public lands to nhte
settlement After fourteen years acceptance
Of these Fundamental laws, without oEcnsc on
our part, Congress hes deprived us of those
privileges. WithcIt our consent and against
our will, it his forced upon rs negro suffrage
and has o; eaed the door far al races and col
ors to vote in orr Territory, and settle in our
midst Those who favor repeal of such OPP
pressye Congressional Legislation, come for
ward now. and let your voice be heard in earn
est protest against such interference in our
affairs. +. ;. FOWLER.
Chairman Committee.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-23


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-23
GENERAL SUMMARY.

BosToN, March lI.-Thr lower iranch
of the Massa husetis Legislature passed
the constitutional Amend ncnt by 100 10
20.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. M.rch 1.-THE
Democratic S ate Convent on to-day NOM
mated Lyman Pierce for Gov rnor. c. II.
Dufe- for l.ieutcnam' Govrrnor. VIM. j..
Miller for Secretary OF State, George n.
Bliss for Attorney General. and James At
kins for Treasurer.
DETROIT, March 1l.-Thc Democratic
State Convention held yesterday. adopted
resolutions den unc'ng the re' obstruction
at AID declaring that thu emf anchise-
mrnt of the negroes aid thu diStranchisr
mcnt OF the viii cs, rs por;'ndrd by Con
grcssional action, is unro :s.i,ution |, ar
bi:ary AID revolutionary.
CAIRO, Ill.,, March l4.-Oficers cf the
Steamer R~k/ord, just from the Arkansas
river, report the country ovr'ii'w'd. and
that there is great loss of property and
suffering nmnrg the inhabitants. Two
hundred aud seventy lives were lost at
Helena. mostly Frec,lm n.
A Nashville. special dispatch reports
that The suffering II Chnt no ga aud Il" her
pl,ccs long the Tn cssc- liver is al,rall
ing A, Chaia,.oosa on Mach II h. the
wat was from twelve t" tw'ny lie t ep
in the CIV. Many Of H. houses were top
bling Over, while Others were tlja ing away.
Tit Mayor, with a o. sc o. citzcas and
soldiers. were tma.isg among he loaded
cars for food. The az MS OF the railroad
protested, but the Mayor said the people
were starving. Twenty-Five dead bodies
were seen floating down thu river II, Bridge
port, Alabama. on March oh. The loss
of property is estimated at 81 200. 900.
General Car!in. at Nashville. is making
efforts to send ra,ions through to CLa.a-
nOosa.
New YORK, March l5.-The PIes.den;
sent to the Senate yesterday the nomina-
ton of Thornburg as Surveyor General o!
Nevada.
CHICAGO. March IA CABLE far snb-
MARIN telegraph between Cuaa ann Fir
ida j. being raj iily col-srHct-d a' Losdoa.
ard Il i -xPecira 10 lie lad e.ily IN An
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-23

PRECINCT MEErINGs.-The following
are the delegates to the Thurston County
Convention, as far IS heard from: Olym-
pia Precinct--F'ank Henry, Samuel
Golfer. g. c. Blankc 'ship, l.. d. Durgan.
A. kobb. r. Fro,t. ID. Drwry, Jesse
Chapman, John Chapman, A. Farqualr,
NJ. Littl'j hn. John Temple. JOHN L..
Head. A. Cair;cs, l.. Shelton; L. d.
Moore. Mound-Ahx Yantis, VIM.
Mic. VIM. Martin, NJ. u. Gnodrll, NJ.
Harper, III. Cameron, VIM. Littlcjohn
Black River-J. NJ. Sho,welI, +. r. Rut-
ldog", A. l.. Young. Tum Warer-J. Cor
nell, B. j.. Hcnness, c. Z, Ju!son NJ.
Say, ]. Scott, james Bilrs. Mill Oifatt
Yelm-James Lonsmirc. J. ONcil.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-23
Thu rstosa County Convention.

The friends OF the National Authorization +,
those who support the policy thereof in restor-
lug peace to the nation AMI all who endorse
the Declaration of Principles adopted b" the
Philadelphia National Union Convention, are
respectfully requested To meet in their respect
i've precincts ca SATURDAY, MARCH l6,h,
ls6. TO elect delegates 10 4 County Conyen-
tic 20 he helG Oh
saturday. ,Iareh 10Th. =. ID. 1867.
at the Conri-!ioze IN O.yaapis. ~ o clock
p. N. 20 se-eci 81 - ste- T. the Territorial
ConvensiGr. &c - tell - Nsacssxer. April
TIA. g. aa-.i-4t1= 4-aft fes !sxie-atr %
Ce.Eress. r-1 I-e-aaE- szra e.r-r bEatz-ss
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kN&EF~EEP
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-23


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to say on the sui icct. Are YOU in favor
of the law in the abstract and brcausc you
are an old-linc Abolitionist, or do YOU take
the more conservative Radical view. and
advocate it on the ground that Congress
being the law making power, it is our
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crat Of YOU. So Look sharp. for the xav is
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6.ers ~ ,;vc m. r;;y.n. motcc,;o, tlc
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fir.ys,n coun,v. md tho snb- Ass;s,,u, ot
Of .i. Frredms,,'s Buicau is dir,c.ed to
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CARDINo FAcroRy.-Parlics. VIZ are
informed. have sent East for machinery
to establish a carding factory either here
or at Tumwater. This is a move in the
right direction. II We can't have q wool
en- factory complete. At oice. let us by all
means have a nurleus round which in time
We can gather such machinery as the re.
&c reIEea,~ Of The business may de7 sad
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-23

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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-08-22
Western Maryland
COLLEGE,
For Pupils Of both Sexes

THE new and spacious building Cor tho
use Of this I6slittioubeing nov nearly com.
pleted, the First Scholastic year will con-
mence on WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER
i1'H. Price Of Roasd, Washing DC, per
year $50. Tuition alone, from $50 70 $50
per year according to the class enlefed.-7-
The corps of teachers has been selected with
great care, and consists of competent PRIV
fessors for cach department Of study. Boz
sides all the branches Of English, the Latin
Greek, French, tirrman snd other languages
will be taught; also Music Vocal and In
strumeatal, Drawing. Painting. Embroides
", Wax work &c. The Institution is pro-
yidcd with Library Of $500 volumes, and
vaiuaisle Chcrsiciil nnd Philosophical apt
paratus. The Proprietor and the Teaehens
viii earnestly aiia to make the Institution
one Of the best IN The land and they respect
fuliy solieis such share Of the public pa.
trcnage as will sustain and encourage them
III their labors. Catalogues containing full
Information can be hadoa application, er
Their IN perxoa, or BIZ letter, to
r. r. BUELL., rroVrfator, or
Rev. j. r. WARD, Principal Of
the College Faculty,
angl -smos Westminster Nd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-08-22
Mrs. John A. Munroe,--Nusic,

A SCHOOL with first grade Collegiate
n course OF Instruction (ior which see
ciruular) for Females, and same or modified
course constituting an Academic mot Cole
giatci course for Males.
Opening of seventh Scholastic yonr SEP
TENDER It'll. Pppils received a any fine
ant charged for one Stssioh.
Accommodation for Boarding pupils two
separate buildings, of brick. Rev. Jona
THAI Muuroe, will receive eight males into
his family the Principal will make his a
Home for six females Besides, several
most approved families will accommodate
from TOM 10 six, each, subject to wholesome
regulations Thus Thirty boarding Papls
can he under the care aud rules of the
School, according to our iayorita plan of
small circles OF Boarding Pupils. IN good
Homes, instead Of one greid collection where
there eau he but little like Home. Male
and Female boarding Departments entirely
separate.
DErARrArSrs. Primary. Preparatory and
Collegiate u four years course, ia latter.
In Music, French, Spanish, Drawing and
Painting, last three by Prof A. u, Nc
l.Anghhn,l superior advantages. A Greek
aud Latin coursc--the latter without extra
charge.
ExrrNsES Per half boarding
$50 80. Washing 40cts per dozen. Tuition
from SIS, To SCI, according to grade OF stud.
les Fuel 81.
gsiy- For Circulars, address
RBY. JOHN A. MuNBOE.
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