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ARTMEUs WARDS THREsHING MACHINE.
My wifes exceedingly practical womant-
luv her muchly, however, and humor her
little ways. It's reckless falsehod that she
henpecks me, and the young man in our
neighborhood who said to me as I war dis
tending my diafram with gentleman with
a gentle cocktail at the village tavern
who said to me i'll these very langwidge,
" Go home, old man, onless you wish anoth-
er tea pot throwed at you by B. j." probly
regrets having said so. 1 said, "Besty Jane
is my wife's front name, gentle youth, and
l permit no person to alood to her as B. j.,
outside of the family circle, Of which I am
principally myself. Your other observations
L scorn and disgust, and must polish you
Off" He was able-bodied young man.
and removin his coat, he inquired if 1 want
ed to be ground to powders said yes, if
there was powder grindist handy nothing
would ford me greater pleasure, when he
struck me a painful blow into my ri ght eye,
causin me to make a rapid retreat into the
fireplace.
had no idea that the enemy was so we'll
organized. But rallied and went for him
in a rather vigris style for my time of life.
His parents lived near by, and simply state
that Is minutes had only elapsed after the first
hit, when he was carried home on shutter.
His mamma met the sollum procession at
the door, and after keerfully lookin her off
spring over, she said: "My son, see how
it is distinctualy. You've been foolin round
thrashin macheen. You went in at the
place whar they put the grain into the thing
amyjig, and let the hosses tired on you,
didn't you my son n The pen ofno livin orthor
could describe that disfortunit young mans
s;tivation more clearer. But | was sorry for
him, and went and nussed him till he got
well. His reg'lar original father had been
sent to the war told him I'd be father
to him myself; he smilt sickly smile, and
said I'd alreay been wuss than two fathers
to him.
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A lady was told by travelling gentleman,
that every lady who had a small mouth was
provided with a husband by the government.
s'Ith it pothibul 2" said the lady, making
her mouth as little as she could. The gen
tleman added" That if she had large
mouth, she was provided with two hus-
bands MY gracious!" exclaimed the Ia
dy, at the same time throwing her mouth
open to its full extent. The gentleman be-
came alarmed, made his escape and has not
been heard of since
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r United PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Undersigned have formed a limited partner
Mip in accordance with acts Of the Legislature Of
dSoQ'oi 10 entitled Limited Partnership" Chapter
rs, for five years. to date from JAM LIST, 1867. and
to terminate Jan. LIST, 1872.
The nature Of the business to be transacted is q
general Wholesale and Commission business In
the City of Wilmington. -
James "A. Willard and A. A. Willard, of the
City OF wilmington, the general partners under
the style of Willard Brothers. )
w. W. Il. % Willard, Of the City of Raleigh is the
Gesi, aid Rare t ana as such has contributed and
five thousand ga, ,000,) Dollars in cash.
JAMES A: WILLARD, General
A.A,MILLARD. Rurtnera
w. b. WILLARD, Speetus fuTr1ucr.
Wilmington, Feb IS, 1867. 147-tw2mw5m.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT ON r, & G..
'--. RAIL ROAD.

LIN yin E
-. RAIL ROAD.
RALEIGH & GAsToN RAILROAD Coy
q. ...s SUPERINTENDENT OfFIcR
Raleigh, Nov. 2Sth, 1866 |
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
2'th, 1866 Trains on the Raleigh and aston Rain.
road will run as follows:
hail train leaves Raleigh, 7l5am.
Arrives at Weldon, 200 o. m
leaves Weldon at IL 90 a m
. Arrives ut Raleigh, 600 D. M
Accommodation train leaves Raleigh SOOp. m.
" Arrives at Weldon, 23O a m
leaves Weldon at 715 D. IN,
Arrives at Raleigh $50 D. m
The mail trains connect with P r. r. & 8. &
K. K. Il. d Old Bay line Steamers coming North,
and with N. C.. Railroad, going South
Accommodation train connects at Weldon with
train on P. r. R. going North making through
connections to New York.
Accommodation train leaving Weldon at z. is D.
NJ, connects with trains from the North on P. r.
R. d s. 81 R. r. r. d Annamissic line, and also
with train from the South on the W. s. w. R. r,
and at Raleigh with train from the West aud
South on N. G. r. r. =
Persons having business in Petersburg or Rich.
mond can take 500 p. m, Accommodation train
and spend the next day in Petersburg, or Rich.
mond and return, arriving in Raleigh the follow.
ing morning to breakfast
W. G. LEWIS, f
Gen. Sup't
Dsc l, 1900 1l0-K,
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ETKA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
ASSETS 5000, 100000.
MARCH lsT, 1867.
Evoose Of ;oh ond Aseofo

hAhCH 1COts
In Excess of Liabilities and Assets
s9S2, ,675.7O.
THE CONFIDENCE OF THE AMERICAN
i people in the responsibility OF this old and
well established Company, is fully manifested 10y
the unexampled increase of Applications. Some
Of the first mindsin the country are among the
35 900 Policy Holders now on record
In the Department represented by the subsli-
ber, the following deaths have occurred the past
year; and Policies paid at the Office in Raleigh,
N. C. Thus supplying means of support beyond
any other investment Then, Reader, why not
profit by the e1amplei
Policies Paid.
Justus Kinsey, Raleigh, $1,000, costing
him S77
cost costing 70 him " '- 11s. Sc
T. J. Garner, Weldon, 5000, costing him 1888
S. B. Turnage, Kinston, 10000, costing
him 1856
Remember this is Stock Company, and now
pays so per cent. dividend to those who have paid
two years.
VIM. H. CROW, GenV Ag't,
Raleigh, n. c.
Call on the subscriber for further Information.
DR.. WIN. H. MCKEE, Examining Physician.
March 10, 1867. 154-1m
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VIM. III. THOMPSON,
MATCHMAKER & JEWELLER.
"A Fayetteville Street,
R NJ q

RALEIGH, N. Q.
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE NORTH
IL and opened at his old stand splendid
variety of
Wakches, Jewelry, Silver Plated
Ware, &c.
Repairing done neatly and with dispatch. He
GOLD-PENS, POCKET KNIVES, &c.
A choice lot of elegant STATIONERY, also In
Store, and many little nceties that will repay in
spection.
Old GOLD and SILVER bought and sold.
Feb. %, 1867. l46-Sm
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NoT1cE.

N -
The Committee of Finance for the County Of
Wake, having been appointed by the County
Court of Wake, February Term, 1867, to ascer-
tain the Indebtedness of said County, hereby re-
quest all persons having claims against the Coun-
ty of Wake, which have not before been presen-
ted, to present the date and amount of such
claims to the committee, at their Office in the
Court House, in the City of Raleigh, on Monday
and Tuesday of the Spring Term, of the Superior
Court, or to either one OF the Committee previ.
Gus to that time.
N. j. WHITAKER, ..
G. w. NORWOOD, Com.
NJ B. ROYSTER,
Feb. 26, 1867. 9-to
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A German iron master will send to the
Paris Exhibition house made entirely of
iron, at cost of $4,000. 1t can be taken to
pieces, and is easily heated, for the walls are
hollow, and may be connected with fur
mace or a hot water chamber.
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Tin Ware, Hollow Ware. Wooden
Ware. Cutlery.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMIsTRATOR
with the will annexed of all and sngua- the goods
and chattles rights and credits OF Henry D. Tur-
ner deceased at February Term 1857 of the Court
of Pleas and Quarter Session for the County Of
Wake, all persons indebted to the estate of the
deceased are required to make immediate payment
and all having debts or demands against the same
are hereby notified to present the same for pay.
ment or this notice will be pleaded in bar.
VIM. 8. MASON. Adm. &C.
Raleigh, March s, 1867, 15e-tf.
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No. t.
Miscellaneous.
Watson's Photograph Gallery,
RALEIGH, N. c.
-
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER,
Miscellaneous.

The Sunbeam Art Improving.
~ REAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF
~ Ambrotypes, Ferreotypes and the larger
siEe Photographs. Porcelain pictures made with
all the beauty of an ivory painting Photographs
OF all sizes and Styles plain or colored to nature
PERSONS wishing work in my line are invited to
that there is no use going beyond Raleigh on ac.
count of prices or quality of work. - =
Aug IS, 1S66-2S-1y. J. w. WATSON.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

PICKELS, WEAVER & CO.,
Nos. and East Fourth Street.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND WELL
IL selected stock Of
Ranges Hall Parlor and Cooking Stoves
of the most approved patterns for wood or coal,
ranging in prices from SIS 90 to $50 90, with all
the fixtures, which will be found to be as cheap
as can be had in Philadelphia, and being further
South, saving in freight is obtained. full
assortment of all kinds of
Tin Ware, Hollow Ware. Wooden
Ware, Cutlery. +
and all articles kept in general housefurnishing
Store. Persons ordering from and stating the
styles of goods wanted will be attended to
promptly, and goods selected with as much care
as if they were present themselves.
March 18th. 1523m
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Tri-Weekly Stanaard.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

To those who get up clubs of five more sub
scribers one copy, gratis, will be furnished
A cross q mark on the paper indicates the e1-
piration of the subscription
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PUBLIC ACTS.

ANDREW JOHNSON, President. LAFAYETTE
S. FOSTER, President of the Senate. LA
FAYETTE S. FOSTER was elected President
of the Senate pro tenapore on the seventh
day of March, anl so acted until the end
of the Session. SCHUYLER CoLPAX, Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
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AWsoF THE UNITED STATES.

Passed at the Ftrst ISes,ion, aohieh aoas begun
and held at the City Of Washington, in the
District Of Columbia, on M0ndcsy, tile. fourth
day Of December, 4. D. 1865, and ended on
Saturday, the tscsnty- day Of July, A.
D. 1865"
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VARIABLE ISroKsarrox w

VARIABLE isEoKsarIos w
hssc on hand several hundred copies
ef n Democratic Almanac, publish
ed ly Van Erie, Horton 4 Co.. for
1856, containing great deal # sal
sablc hi~soricsl chronological, ssa-
fi.ncss Information, rhieh We viii
forsard 70 any part of DE United
States, poet paid. on the receipt Of
TIN cfNTs The pamphlet con
tains eighty two rsses, Independent
of sdsesfs-ementr, and Is repleie
with Information DO man should be
without We will mail ~ ecpie. to
ooc address, on receipt Of 81
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~ Rumors have been received
here Of difficulties in Smith county
between the whites and blacks. They
do no, reach ~ in a suficiently reli-
able shape, however, TO authorize Us
to say much abou, the matter. Our
opinion is, from the statements which
we have heard, that il Is n more To-
cal AFFAIR that amounts to but little
We trust that this view may prove
correct. All citizens, hssing Al
heart the good of the country ssd
the peace Of society should exert
themselves to keep down such dis
.urbanccs, as their inevitable ,enden.
ey is to injure the communities where
they occur.
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pv- Messrs. S. b. Wood 4 Co.,
are about 70 establish = nFer at
Tyler, under the title " the /" Ma
tional Index From the tone Of
the prospectus We suppose it will be q
black republican paper, and support
the radical party Of this State.
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issr Complaints are made that our
papers addressed 10. Greenwood, La,
fail IL reach their destiustion. We
would assure our readers at that Of
fee that they are mailed regularly
Greenwood Is emily 20 miles from
Marshall. Whs. a commentary on
the mail service.
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~ The New Orleans Bee, states,
tina, until the passage of the supple
mental reeon-irnction bill, i. had ad-
yised every one who conld 10 so, to
register; but that advice il now use
less, nj the negroes and radicals sre
overwhelmingly in the majority in
Louiaiana. The aegfoes are advised
to take possession Of all the Offices,
as they are pssErred 70 their 70 call
ed white radical friensi,.
~ The speech Of Hon. Gxos.v
II. PEspELToS delivered 70 he peo.
ple of Minnesota, has the ring Of III
true metal 1t has the inspirations
Of the purcr and letter days Of III.
republic. Whilclhsrs are thousa I'd,
Of such men North. hopeful Of sue
cess, hsttiinc fcr the Constitution
there shosid be no dsspondeney
We hssc read nothing since the clsss
Of the YER that hes afforded - sc
much pleasure. Mall Nsvthern nser
had his fersess nptsesish aud s6se
lies, the lnios ssuA b. stvosss,
49,. ne.r kS<s u =.
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MopEsr AND CONSISTENT. Con.
ercss seeous'rnc,s, 30 called, and
perpc,ua,c- republican liberty, BY
hIossins GU, ten States, and establish
ing over them an unlimited military
despdsism. II then inquiries whether
Kentucky has republican form OIL
government II il |. eseided that il
has not, We presume that one will be
given thst State by sending to il a
military dictator
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sr~ Mr.. John " Porter, late
editor Of the Greensille Gladiator
who j. about 10 start a large
paper at Paris, Texss, paid us .
flying visit a day or two ago,
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MAsoslc FkM4iK Ivsrnrrs.- -
The next sssion Of this popular
academy commences on the 'rs'
Monday Of September Sec the
prospectus on the next psgc.
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~ Thanks to the Texas Express
Comrsny for late Memphis New
yorl and New Orleans papers
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81 liz sketsa resa,ss, ~Alsh sks-
skAs Asetnstion of votes ssaAlles tisAa
ctseu cccurs from year 10 yeGn soaA
Apssmy the k>psll,eas. zAja<itt IL Dc
|Eaksr. 49, fQlpA pee9' tsoso
tAAsAe DCeosnGe pksQ b co the psih1
IL psss1n s. fss sc<k1ne il - fscs
= s~h Asrse Sch eassal 1sesss,
- ~ on. ~ pl>es iraa - si4D
49, osAsr sso11 Ao4. = cay event, -
ssroy The Deno<sasic party, = tbs ses--
porsry le~s d > kw ,hsos.ad ,osers
vosh still Iesvs Il Ia great end iasrn:
Aakle osHAAlxasaoa Dat gain II lew
thousand VIXEN ~qald give il control 0!
seafes eoorgh TO make 4 nA,srny
both in CocG5qn IN! the kleetSfsl Z 81.
kpp The Timcs ecnfuss- and sais-
ls.as iiseif by confronting the difscal.
'eysf ec~vessfax ~ who's keprhk~sn
osS,- -:ra1soe TO u~nosrsssc principles
Nth .be diaeas,y Of bringing ever a
fsw thousand rioters Who hAns - the
esesAi-se 4 the R>r.hlse=s ;--s.- !;
= csA he hgu<Y sehiessMeui. bat only
~ isGaAs, that - essential so t~nscesxi-
X ssSesss. And he visoseas lisl.csl.
~ u ~ frss. bsa}y Of the party Is H.
vusahk 3 tAis result ~ IL ,endeney to
repci ncdersae, reasonable nen
In nuaAy Of the Ssss~s there are special
sassss Ard heal saessi~rs which ten,
- alr~ps ssA v-aksn the kepuslican
pAst9 We vii sske our o~a State -
~ esAsple, hsessrc wr ape l,ousr &C
asaiused With iis Political condition
4 transfcr * less than seven thou.sId
rose- from the Republican to The lem
errasie siA4 weuid' girc the perneersts
sA~ victory. yesAon. majority ever
Hoffman vas l3,-sa A- eerv vote
changed mAkcs a difference n two in
he re.sll half hi. nambsr, or 6.sg.
syp all thai ne~l lie won over /, insure
de Denocr>1S tbs state. he rigorous
enforcement 81 the o.!ioas liqu< law
will aioee change vote. enough % s;pe
.sss the Repshlican najcrisy 4 large
psssio~ Of tke German population Of tho
Sens,, which has kcreto(ur~ ,us-d the
RspsLliesn s6rkM, wsli desert IN disgust
~ Party which shss fortssa nadcr
sessse p<asltie.. Aeir haSi;aal and
harsnless indu.sences Ths enormous
80 kidsoas corruption OF the ReYuhli
con I,egislassse Isss winter /. another
ssason Why IL will Ia~s nsnv s~sxs
as.cnr uas-dsrxse pas.isans who have not
ceased 70 reurI honesty .. a .ss,aIsiiea.
100 Tor okrs Another rsw .carss IL
passy v, aSness i the course IT tie Re
psthesns "a the negro .nsraSs 4-a--
t;n They As-~ eos sasrs 4 SEPARATE
sseesssssu 81 MAS qsests-s &c the r<c-
~, for f~ar Il ucssi hs vossd doun +
- - fasssng ssxrv sof-a<s sysa the
sussA has hesos< The eAssi isAtsse u
tA1r party rclsey, the rvse II Nsr Ne.k
AassH, nezso sudrsse vcGA -Aew i'sAs
the party in lbs State bad loss 'hs CON
Adspre Of the rrsrrs The fac. that
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IcE.--scc the advertisement Of
the Shreveport lee Manufacturers
Company Would il NO, b an nd-
vantage ~ this company 10 establish
branches Of their business a, Mar
shall and Jefferson They wosld
thereby defy competition
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SS- Gen. l. 7. WigfsIl has open.
cd Texas Emigration company in
London
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Messrs Wharton & .llisss~orth No
= tofnsldn street, Ncr Orleans, IRE tn
daly astbesize.l AGENTS 81 the Reruh
liean in thai city
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va seniessa ~, 70 ~, ~. a =, 49,
~ ~. IVA -" -.
~ iree
| shpi gun .S.AC
~ 49,. 80 sLe~e
0spsn's 4 N'Fas .'
u eos1etaing 'siai nc "sr1
RossAnky, ~ the kil'la1 Of NJ fes
Ass utek, suok peace - " edns> nH
before Esqrs John q. Smelling, 49, NJ
r Aller, in the courthouse, hessfs
MtoinHis 3 F'isg Tor ihe de'suaan',
ard toA 'sAiusss$ s~s -
Yesterday the court heli the prisoner %
srrsar. 81 the Eau term q tae District
soirs n the som Of u @- bs'frcp
.llfail4r
n ~. I,.,.ai .f .h~ ,z.A I'D
% ~
IN gsu saiarfay night all the iris
euss- r.afaos in Iteison IAN eseefed'
Mr. H-saaa- ire s6trss '.T~sshes seesr
Asme> .. lelloss
SleHee. a freedman, cA~f-cd With the
murisr "a hr 1lAsslic ~ the last
term If hc District Court at that place,
b. was four-. gsiity ~ faarder 10 the
fr., degree sisA his Attorney appealed
% iNe "a frhse 'sar' $3.50
snHe VS. 'Sonn ~ 'ne - s,:..;.
\ .ss~slf al M. cllains
AlseFi e'.serpes eaafeea WIN cor
LIN Eiles ak,5. Krhsraeos, cen
,.;,tsd IN ch.fs- 81 horse sealing
q As..t,ss psnei scott s..naaaed
h, ,h. feaeyAi nashofi.is. ls ecep
,.,,.l he su,.er s,ass. Has been rsecv
s,r.l
nj. believed that mo.i q The work
-. done from ~. iswcr story. Pieces
o. Ae I" ~ - ~ ~. ~. - ~ e..
~. IA. go. s,,r,r,cs ami
-. o. :, a. !. eu,ise hen 4, rsaei
H. 49,. L.,
49,.
" Nov 'riesAT> lqef oct 'oof or
Texas VIII aeinih connection vah the
r.ilysg system % tao I nson by way o.
JotersDn tsuSh ss-inss uian ~ way OF
ne trssrert Iiiy The li.se IS certainly
"a that l.rcfiqa new We should be
+ ersry 20 lsFi VISTA Nev uflean. fer We
have great shesi'sn In her bot NE -
-, r-,,,, ~,
-. 49,, = H.. , 49,. iii
way IN Houston.
, -,
tsrtEN lhaAs NAL noIp =, ne
1 s'cefiieiasrs q VIC Eastern tesas IS u
'p'nfanf on ',e -sia nj !" 'ne ON
pAny Once N Nas"sasN"es' s.se'ea .ne
!oiionift 0ihosr 70, INC onsa'nF lear
. H. AfhpWtvl NN''s ioe"sss fss'
dfnt ..
u e, Trench 81 New i"h' wee
ifesident ~
hihrf7ons -. /" 'ansgnn' !" "
h"rr's hhea "ra"en whey hsfr,.'
l q hnsk c"an,t = ., s~ ~
Nsekieroy' "' aeo9aoohes eoah's' anu
Ne AAEee, q ash 'hs'". county
bnn " " Nofr,s dec ,,ned to run
s4tqs re-slecil.n hs zee <ressaehA N
tzte- = y ! rrnef. !,
! rcfniu.A1n Vas iassed ~ TIE board
na' y sp'uss So 'sH'afr. ray pay
ss5',es sia,n ss.ias. he Cempsnr L
rss Ea' a - ns'iAoe Ire s'sek o. ~ 'auoh
/ 3 ~. --Hss.5ef,ss T,.sSs '
n,y-. Is !. .s,;.,,,... cf nh. RI.
reAa. sad !sr Bayons,, ssre.d srss
e.s, y ss';ss "a. = ,A :, sae,h Of ,as steam
s,i s - s., r-.vii,Sr r .,,,;ss al
fhe sahls ~iih the whitss This is only
o.-.''.'''s e '-'s ~, 1.'.'".s =, 's's s'na
Is, NOS, 10 forss uesre sccial eqsslisy,
and eorA~.ai.on WI come IN 'sA turn
''. ''''''
J ne 'Ahe paper says;
" { paw -. s...'a ,,, llai ,us new con
at work two hundred and twenty -6ye
ha''ds rad thai ihswosk IS ba'ns rushed
ssnt,aflin.. nsr,ie. !, 80, TO ,rs"t i 49, ~
Is tie 18th Of nez, month, at which
rom Haa,sn ri ali ir,.,~ss;s,S s
poinis, 10 Bryan An the passenger
~, 81 wa % '"f's" our ana ess"'a
! ~ -. '''"s ~ '"'
A"s''' ''S uaAs'e
ianS .fHcag nc men, who lesred
m'e'y ~ 'he ran,ea, negro mass meet
Houston. wa. onr ". I.ritvtssr Of Fsy.
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fs- \ ospss marx n Paper denote
rhat 4 .us.rri',cr. time ms expired
W ,assssd, hsrmflcr. 10 De cash bsst'
sess u Is morn froohie " collect
nes -I@ger subsarirssen. than thsy srs
wafth.
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- We had the piessars N skvIsi(
yss1ssAay 1ton Dr A. N walker. .ditos
n tAe Je1espcn Bulletin :
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-03

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@a3 worn has nsdS III atpessancs
- bsstf's rlsntation IN bsacAiss
psrbh, ~ ssss IN every portion of
Aesehests sashs Il bsink no much
sssiiss thAS uSaSI n b feared that
~ sstin crop viii b destroyed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-03

Th> Son hneeeio Herald states
that The Board Of Registssticn CLOSED
it, labor il Tia. city on The i7th.
There, ssse l,o29 rsgissessd. wAiss
49, black; the sslssivs snnbss =
sseh is NOT givsa. Assy vbo 81.
h1pd TO register we're rsfssed ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-03

~ Mr. ". II. Nolan, agent Of
the Texas Express Company will ~
ccpt our hanks for New Orleans,
New York, Memphis, Galveston, and
Charleston papers. sa .s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-03

The Galveston News compliments
the Piedmont Spring. We hare 10
doubt that i, is delightful ssnosr
resort lF 81. 71sas'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-03

AS We were about to 20 10 press,
Mr.. Barrett, of the Flag sen, us an
extra from the South Western, from
which We cxtrac, the following items
Of Intelligence.
wAsmixaroN July J0'-Thc io.Icxs
ing was Issued to-day 10 district attor.
neys and ma.hals Of the United sta,es
ATTORNEY GrsErAl's Orricg,
July 80 1857
liy direction Of the President Of III,
Uni6d state, you are hereby Instruct
ed % observe with vigilance all persons
whom you have reason % suspect Of
co@b:ning ualawfnily for expeditions
AnA " proapsIy intsrpose the authority
Of the United states whenever you have
probable cause for believing that any
person las violated the neutrality laws
Of the United States
fsiyned) Jous " BctxLry,
m 90 Acting Attorney General
NV ORLsAss, July 30.--The follow.
ing order, il print was issued this eve.
niAg frosa headquarters 9Th military
disBsics
HEADo' Rrs FIR MILITARY Dis1
NO La July 80 1867. !
special Orders No los
A careful consideration 81 the reports
u Bssves Majsr Yen. Charles Griffin, u.
=. A show. that } ". Throck morton,
tssvssnor Of TeEas, j. an impediment to
The reconstruction OF that State under
The lAw lie Is therefore removed from
thsa once L. NJ Pease is hereby ap.
ps;neeA Governor Of Texns in place Of
J. ". Thrpckmorton removed. lie will
b. Cbeyed and respected aecerdingiy
~ co.mAnd Of Maj Gen. r. II shsr-
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