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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-21
THE RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK
NORTH-CAROL

-r DIRECTORS: -..s
RoBT W. PuLL1AM, President; W. II. WILLARD,
GEO. W. SwEPsoN, C. P. MENDENHALL w. 5
GULICK, Cashier.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-21
RALEIGH. N. c., SATUR DAY,
UNION LEAGUE OF AMERICA.

Application for a Charter. 1n.7
We the undersigned, members of the Union
League of America, respectfully petition that a
Charter may be granted us to have and to hold a
Council of the q. L. A, to be known as -
Council No. -, in the District Of. and
State Of. We have elected the following
officers:
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-18
FENIAN NEWS.
A Statement Of Facts with Regard to he Treat
ment of State Prisoners.
BY ONE OF THEMSELVES.

Their first employment Portland washing the
grees Several got sickness from washing the nrmary nen
Charles Underwood QConne tainted from loathing Kick
ham, Notwithstanding the of his health with ulcers all
his body employed here with the rest. He OBJ
ged be removed hospital where he remained for three
weeks Before he cured he sent into the uaries
break stones The constantly abused him
he able do work Owing to his short
sghedness he was able much work others
account the officers showed him about in the brutal
He remained at work for nearly three weeks although
in wreched state of health AT this time the doctor
inquired him. length he became bad that he had
be removed in the middle of the night hospital He there
had apply the director for better food He sad in reply
that he had authority order it to him. He wasnyaded
and sent to Working Seven have been invaded within
twelve months after their convicon At Woking Mr. Kick
ham, of education of refinement and genius
dured in shocking be than merely
alluded to-
On l4h of September the Governor ordered number
of them brought for punishment for merely speaking
each other Some got days bread and clark
cells including Luby and OLeary Luby was informed let
had arrived from his wife, but additional punshment for
him. told this letter would be forfeited The eOnse-
quence of which he threatened with brain fever
ODonovan Rosa almost in constant punishment.
Whenever it rains and the wind blows from the west the
cells invariably become damp. The cells feet long,
feet 10 inches wde HIGH and tagged The prisoners
kept out at their work in the rain until their shirts become
urated They then put over them sop serge shirt They
must continue working until that becomes thoroughly wet
Then they into she'd they allowed do this
til the principal officer Whistles when they march deep
the she'd They have invariably under such circumstances
to go to bed in their shirts.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-18

souls should be allowed touch it. If you pick
of kennel may expect to be bitten by dog-some time
other?
THE ESCAPE OF KRWAN FROM THE MEATH HOSPITAL.
No trace of the fugitive has yet been discovered though it
supposed he is still hiding in the CITY, In consequence of
formation received by the government Constable Patrick Ke
y 80 A who has been charged with completely the escape
was have been informed removed from Richmond Bride
well to Kmanham JAIL Saturday. by the police We have
not been able to learn when the investigation the
stances of the escape will be resumed.
The circumstances leading to the transmission of Constable
Patrick Kelly from Richmond Bridewe to Kmainham JAIL
are as foows-A headconstable of police brought witness
to the brdewe with view of identifying prisoner charged
with attempting sduce soldiers from their allegiance The
gave orders that all the untred prisoners should
paraded together and the witness called point
the he gave information about He unable
but instead said that Kelly had attended Fenian meetings
along with him. lie Intercepted to whether he did
not know that Kelly but he persstenty
denied that he knew anything about him. Upon the norma
ton given by the witness Kelly has been emanded charge
of completely in the Fenian couspiracy-Maaof Monday
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-18
The F'enian Son.

Moaning there knelt by a new-made grave,
A widowed mother and gray,
And pressed with feverd brow the sod
Beneath which slept her only stay
The wild winds raved around the spot,
And swept in fury through the glen;
Twas summers breath to the storm that ragged
In the bursting hearts of desperate men.
Unheeded few the hours away,
And night fell darky the scene;
Yet still that mother prayed and wept
With words of anguished love between
Her heart had bled for Ireland's
When youth and hope pulsed hot and high;
She had vowed her to Ireland's veal,
In the day that the Sunburst swept the sky
But wherefore talk of prison-chains,
Of exile, and of famine-graves,
While tyrants tread the sacred Isle
Ger which their bloodred banner waves?
One ray alone cleft the deep'ning gloom,
And thrilld with joy each broken life,
The Fenian hosts of western lands
Were sternly gathering for the strife.
Buoyed up once more with faith and hope,
Brave souls that could no longer wait,
With stern resolve to win de-
Went forth to meet the patriots fate.
They met the foe, that gallant band
But ere the dreadful day was DONE
True hearts lay stipd Galtic's side,
And the widow wept her only son.
East Saginaw Mich. MAuR1cEA.
P. w. w.. Coorado-The generous offer made by Mr. CHAs
COLLINS of three splendid engravngs intended for Kansas
and Nebraska. Whoever sends u.s. within MONTHS the
largest number of pA subscribers to THE IRISH REPUBLIC
newspaper will get the pictures.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-18

hung together" We conclude therefore, that for the future
the people are to hang - alone.
The following lines from lady correspondent have the true
sentiment They give hope of future excellence They
press that feeling which that the fair writer thinks
strongly and writes from the heart We only wish that all
countywomen felt and thought Maurceia does and
the work of county regeneration would not be in the
hands of the lords of creation alone AS it is the patriotic
Iishwoman when she does appear shows all the brighter for
her rarity We trust to hear from Mauricea" again. and
should like to be instrumental in bringing the columns
of The IRISH REPUBLIC the talents which know that
Irish ladies undoubtedly possess.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
Circus

Circus
The colossal Circus of Mike Lipma
will visit our village on Tuesday, the Zis'
Of MAY, instant, on which occasion VIII &c
Tosontcd to our citizens combination OF
o;,c,s talent. no-elty and wonder never De-
fore excellcd From notices OF the sou'N
crn nrcss we feel fully authorized to state
that the Lipmon Circus will realize all 'H-'
as advertisements promise It has already
tr.versed tho South and South " est from
New Orleans to Richmond, and 10 every
town and city in which an c1hlbitioL mas
been given, it has won golden opin'o"s
from all sorts of people. Daring cqueS
trians, wonderful gymnasts. unr'vaiied act'-
bats and athletes, splendid horses diinin-
tive ponies, funny mules, &C., &c.' consul
tute few .ofath attractions which II PFC
sents The clown comes to us endorsc-
As unusually humorous. lie is only 4 ioo'
bv profession and for diversion having
really cutting wit which is, however al.
ways under tho government of rehneo
taste The trained animals of this circus
arc spoken of in the highest terms the
riding is represented to oc of the most pols
and dashng character and the discipline oi
the horses is declared to be almost perfect
AS only an evening and night performance
will be given, our citizens should not miss
the occasion to visit the circus on the list
instant Admission for adults 10 cents
children un6er II years, so cents sepa-
rate seats will be prepared for colored per-
sons.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09

Died, on Thursday afternoon, May Fad
1867 at his fathers residence in St Mary's
county, PHILIP RICHARD, aged 3
years aud s months. son of Fannie Stecd
and DR.. Philip Richard Edelcn, after a
painful lines of seven weeks.
The shadow OF Tie dcath-angel has fallen
upon another household-thc fell destroyer
has plucked bright blossom from its kin
drcd soil to transport it to a happier cline .
Death came with chilling blast and blanch-
ed that far check that had SO often yielded
to a fond mothers caress and made rigid
the form that so lightly and gaily moved
along as if to cntwiuc itself around the very
heart strings of his friends. Yes there IS
now vacant chair around family FIRE
side circle and vacant place in sorrowlng
hearts All knew and loved 'little Phil,
for though young in years, his heart and
his intellect were developed in an cxtraor-
diuary degree His smiling face and WIN
Ling ways we shall no longer see-hls mer-
rv prattling voice we shall 80 more hear
on earth-but all the beauties Of his nature
are only intensified by the transformation,
and his eountenauce is now ifradated vita
heavenly splendor, and his voice attuned
to mere melodiouS strain upon the ''Shln'
ing shines" and in the bright fields of I'M
mortality And who so selfish as to wish
him back again to endure all the tolls and
trials Of this earth ? Our loss WAS assured
/ ly his gain,
TO his grief-stricken parents and rela-
tivcs and sorrowing friends, we can only
say they do rot mourn Us those without
hope. He has ouly gone before and now
stands smiling in the bright spirit-laud
! beckouiug them 10 follow What pleas
ant rejection that, although he cannot
come to Us. we can 90 to him? And 4;
the olive plants from around the family
board are, one by enc. transferred to an
o,her and better world, il is orly an addl
tional incentive to those that remain to St
employ the time and opportunities that ar'
given them that, when the dread summon:
comes, dying will be indeed but go'n-
homc-going to rejoin the loved ami TEN
porarily lo>t-to ENJOY an eternity Q
bliss. where parting is never known, an(
death shall come no more.
Y..tf,,fs.s .f I my
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
lCoMMrNICATND.

Mr.. Ep1roR-Your subscriber respect
fully soicits q small space in your columns
for few suggestions to the people of
St. Marys county, in lchalf of South
crn Relief subject that addresses itself
to them as fellow sufferers in Il common
cause and as fellow members of a common
humanity
Within the limits Of the late Confederate
States there are thousands of starving men,
women and children \ whole people by
an inScrutahlc decree Of Providence have
been stricken from high cptate, and from
palace and hamlet alike there comes a wall
of woe, want and distress. AS day after
day the heart rcnding details of suffering
and dire extremity to which these devoted
people arc reduced have been announced.
and as day after day opcn-handed iberali-
ty all over our country and III our own
State particularly has generously rcspon-
ded to the appeals for relief. it has occur
red to your subscriber, and doubtless 10
many that the abundance Of the people OF
st. Mary's also should contribute to the
amcloration of the penury aud hardship>
1f that unfortunate people
People Of St Mary's, "the mastery in
activity" that is affixing your character ip
this emergency is in dsrogation of you'
honorable antrccdcnts The apathcti(
slumber into which YOU are sunken Will,
your brethren perish is di>erc,!itable t
your wonsed active charity, and eyinccs ;
leartless want Of sympathy for the mistor
tunes Of men. That an appeal, however
.,an Indispensable prerequisite to excite
su active sympathy and to elicit your ma
trrlal assistance Is All assumption as I'M
generous. as that the fact OF the neeesSit,
IF assistance, when your attention is calle,
thereto, will fail O! richest results. Ii OF
the contrary there be less oi-ihe sent!men
of generosity now than can with justiica
tion be hypothecatcd upon the events o
the pas, II suffering humanity utterS 1t
appeals TO ears that will no longer hear
in this case, at least may il plead ike an
gels trumpet torgued' unto YOU, that the
for whom your charity is now solicited ar
people who have sacrificed their fortune
.ui Themselves Cor tie maiutsEaucs all,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
.l3O iCRES,

The Farm itself contains THREE
HUNDRED and THIRTY ACRES, and
the land nearly adjoining it about ONE
HUNDRED ACRES. 1t will be sold
separately OF il conjunction to<suit pur-
chaser.
The steamers from Baltimore and Wash
ington stop at his Wharf,
|. has many advantages, beautifully %
Gated on Rglton's Bay, and in constant
commune qtion with the Metropolis of the
United States and the Commercial Metro
polls Of Maryland.
Fish. Oysters. and all the luxuries of
The salt water of the Potomac can be en-
Dyed without trouble
Persons wishing to make investments
in real estate on the tide-watcrs OF Mary
land are requested to examine this proper
" before the day of sale.
This property is sold to pa7 the inds-
ment creditors of THOMAS w COUGH,
according to their legal priorites, and
they are respectfully invited to attend the
sale.
Terms of Sale as prescribed by the de.
cree Ono half cash, to b. paid as soon
as the property is purchased ani the res
due on a credit oftwctro m3&t1S, with iu
ferest from the day Of sale. The deferred
payments to be secured by the notes Of tht
purchasers, with security to be approved
by the Trustees.
PETER ". GRAIN,
Is. G. HARRIS,
Trustees.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
Dwelling House,

a good Store House, several Tenement
Houses, and excellent Barns and other
Out-IIouses on the premises.
Steamboat Wharves are convenient to
this property, ani there is pretty good
Orchard upon it.
The land will be sold in separate
tracts, to suit purchasers, and the Store
House will be offered with the lot at
Tackled 10 il.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the De-
cree, are. one third OF the purchase money
in cash on the day of sale, aad the resi-
duein equal instruments at one aud two
years credit. the purchaser to give bonds
ior the deferred payments. with security
to be approved BY the Trustees, and to
bear intrres, from the day of sale.
When all the purchase money shall
be paid, the Trustees will execute 4 deed
TO the purchasers free, clear aud dis
charged from all claims of the parties e
this suit, and of those claiming under
them.
r. C. COMBS.
JAS. 5. DOWNS,
| Trustees.
| May Q. 1S67-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
NO ICE.

& IL persons having claims against
~ SAINT Mary county are hereby no
titled, that the levy FOR the present year
viii be closed on Tuesday, the Dist IN
staut ill Claims that are not filed by
that day will bc excluded from the levy
for the present year.
By order Of the Commissioners
JAS. II. WILSON,
Clerk.
May .. lSG7-2t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09

LAND SsLs.-Joscph II. Key, Esq,
sold st Trustees sale at the Tall Pine III
81. Inieoo's district, on Saturday the 4th
of MAY, instant, the farm of John A.
Crane, containing 247 acres, for Sl050.0O.
Purchaser, Edward S. Abcll.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
$50 acres,

more or less.
This property will be sold in detached
lots to suit purchasers, or together with
the Factory and Mill. Millcrs aud man
ufacturers are invited to examine this
property before the day of sale. A man
of capital, with this first-rate water power,
would ip few years double his CAPT
tai.
Sqcond.-A VERY VALUABLE
FARM called and known BY the uame
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
cONFISCATION NOTICF-Amons

the incest and tidiesE retail country
STORES in this county. is that of George
II. Morgan's. We assert that his goods
are not only cheap bat good As relia-
Tie business man, Mr. Morgan is well
known. He has on hand at this time as
fine a stock of SPRING AND SUMHER
GOODS as any one can wish to select
from. Ka acts upon the true principle
purchase any thing in his line viii save
time ana money By going at once to Nor
ganza.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09

Town COMMISSIONERS, Under our act
of Incorporation, an election came Oft IN
our village for Five Town Commissioners
on Monday evening last, which resulted
in the selection Of tie following gentleman
who hold their positions for one year or
until a new board is elected:
Dr. Henry Haw.
John F. Fenwick,
Or. Charles Combs,
J. Frank Ford,
VIM II. Guy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
COUGHS VHAnF,

located on Briton's Bay. line navlgable
stream, about FIVE miles irom the village OF
Leonardtown.< This is very tine and pro
ductivc estate. containing, with tract OF
land nearly adjoining
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
DR.. Bing.

LII Dug
This gentleman, well known in this and
adjoining counties, as an accomplished
dentist, has recently invented an lns'ru-
mcnt which so facilitates the operation o.
filing teeth with gold, that one dentlst can
do the work of FIVE, and on such scientific
principles that it is Oh imposslbillty for a
plug to fall out or fail to preserve the teeth,
The PhHadelphia Press says, eve have
seen some operations performed by DR.,
Bug in the mouth Of William G. HARRISON,
MD, 22s North Twelfth street, which
can be examined by members of the pro
fcssion. A number of the first dentists OF
this city have acknowledged that these
operations cannot be performer with any
instrument now in use
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
NlQDIDHIEgV I'HNaES.
the CELEBRATED BRIDGES FAMILY,

(From Baty Royal AmpAit,ca, Iondon)
MADAME HELEN BRIDGES.
Premier EIuestr
tMEIIA BRIDGES,
Rope
BRIDGES
Master c the STUD and Director
MIR. EDWIN CROtIEoTE
The origin al Conatoni late of Icnt who the
i IIum Mrth ana W.T. will aso and relate anecdotes tell several
an crack 0 telling
arci. enjoy things well toll M p,yel yivr
MIR GEORGE BATCHIIER
the ,audGu 81 with his Somc
HARRY CADONA,
Versatile Pmerin the world will, each performance give
niable Somsault Ac' through Bhooas, Canvass,
WM. DONALDSON,
lebrad d'nr 0 and
ASHTON WINNIE the Astounding HUNTING
Ior-rmn the
aFai %, Fancyrao
THONPSON Of Animas. POWERS Mr. SON.
TGmbers,
B1ls
Troupc
Children
Dooo :, AMI clok performance o hourat
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
HOO ACRES,

more or less.
It has on it very large quantity of tim
Der and near enough to navigation to make
it particularly valuable at thi, time for rail-
road ties. 1t had been sold by Mr. Cough
on conditions which have not been com
n|ied With, and the trustees will sell it on
that day unes, the purchaser from Mr..
Cough complies with the contract before
that day.
Fourth. TIL At VALUABLE REAL
ESTt ATE know as
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
MARRIED..

In Baltimore city, by the Rev: Jesse
Shrccve. on the 21st ultimo, JOHN B.
REDMOND to Miss SARAH ANN FRA-
XlER.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09

more OF ICS0,
They lie rpon the hcalwaters of the
Saint Georges River and Herring Creek
and are convenient to Churches, Stores,
Mills, &c
The soil of the land is excellent and
there is large quantity of fine timber
upon the premises.
About one half of this land is arabic,
and in high state Of cultivation and
Improvement.
There is an excellent
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
TUESDAY, the 18th of June
next.

ALL TIE REAL ESTATE belonging
to the said Thomas " Cough, lying and
being ip St. M4ry's county, and hereto fore
levied on by the Sheritfs of St. Mary's
county, in virtue of sundry execute ons
against the said Thomas W Cough. and
consisting Of the following TRACTS Or
PARCEL OF LAND:
First.-THAT VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE on which the Clifton
Factory is located. and is supposed to COO
tain
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09
TRUSTEES SALE.
OF VERY VALUABLE
R + A / BS !? A 7 {.
ST. HARY'S co., ND.

9Y virtue Of a decree of the Circuit
- Court Of St, Mary's county, sitting
as Court of Equity, in the case of Johns
Hopkins aud others rs Thomas w Cough
and others, the undersigned Trustees will
expose at public sale, at the Court House
door, in the village of Leonsrdtovn, St.
Mary's county, Md, on
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09

May 9, 1s67-1t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09

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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09

May Q, lS61-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09

ut the Court I'll
between the b
3 O'Clock, p II
auction the abo'
seized aud tai kclI
est bidder for cl
interest and cos
thereon.
Frs
may ., 1867
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-09

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