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THE HEROINE


The trepont her ha'o has been reached ml the reader win
fn The a snr Of WP1s n her , ss~ 'pasi S9s Sr '
tb lc hns grici the realm Of romance As
the p,or Who shaped Mccp Venus concentrated in his statue
~ S Gss MISS TGtDDoS gwen to soul The sir belle her mag
nation hi counre up ' he ,nSuns aiog'es :" ae sen"
Every csrr tie admirably portrayed and the plot won
Al lie ui s,e result until light upon him the concluding
chapters one oths OF The work the rAtn ~
n,g a IN te eh dcree alike. and the may be said Of Che
reon, and noble with whom, 10 the extraordinary vs'nde' OF
var ' !. can &c ire rom the large he sales Of Tlik
~ an ,. frrsg 1908 over the regular uethe new story Is the
uos popular work Of acton ever published 10 coa@h, M p.e
and isu.ed tcmaul the issue Of sunday last - ri,
ga I a' s G uas bshr one Of complete sse
mems Of UNIVERSAL GAZETTE ever pail shrl ,, ,S com
an about equal to the eoneH' Oh FooS
OpiSAha M SbH MERCURY be snnd by 'he Quantity
printers parancc ~ ,us 'a, SUNDAY pape hut II ~
Sca measured 6y tho pae importance and interest q is
contents, then PROFESSIONALLY Is "Vn be connections with The most
put ,GS'srTy J6rRS&L IL THE WORLD attempt
tLer e,s" MAJ Tie public has proven 10 he worthless and
NJ /, Is absolute fatality Io' tue ProPeo Of ueTe aborsoas
that COON, into the world hat half made up,
to si,% Saspaer pg6c the Western hemisphere What old
w',A day the SUNDAY Mercur, Is 10
a!l tene sundy-vL. the STANDARD SHEEr OF THk
LAND TIE HOOKS or THE REVENUE DEPARTMENT
sb that average weekly sales Of the SUNDAY MERCURY tnrng
% Is: % s1 a 5sS y bt aoa i S
nIt returns ~l assury exhibit tifreuco >t striking
NOiicr,-Iho Malsfor Uied Kihgom tn
YORK and Tor The German states via Brsr per steamer BREMEN
the uptown oae, nloNs, stations and b. $500 stations
snl d. 7i5 stations aud r. 80 station q, 1f9 m
rl S, Vii eos s At ID. ONCE % stTTsDA} lamar,
and Tao sesa aaet - e9ys 5n FslpA1 I st"SA.
| .ai 7. . p " S'asioa az N JAMES MILL T. %
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CRIME
4 MN1srER 81 rEnL ron MrnDER.

A MINISTER on 1lslhL FOR MURDER
~
ROCHESTER. \. Y, Jan. 25.-The Rev. Joel Linds-
icy tho who whipped his child three years old, TO
death last June in the town Of shelby, Orleans County
& now undergoing trial FOR lnanslanper at Albion, in
the Court Of oyer ana Ternucr. Tho trial viii De
cuded to-day The excitement over the trial is great ia
4 SINGULAR TRIAL
CINCINNATI, Jan. % - The tial Of 20 ladies az
Greenfield, Ohio for mobbmg a hquordeaer, was CON.
Guided yesterday To-day the jury returned verdict Of
81 for the plaintiff
ArTEmPIED INTIMIDATION OF WITNESSES by AN Al
LEGGED BURGLAR
On the Sd Of November last, youth named Jesse
Gladding years Of arrested and committed TO
Che County Jail 10 await rIia on charge Of stealing a
gold watch and wearing apparel valued nj $780, belong
ing 70 boardcrs at the house Of Mrs. Shrncr No 29
srOvest jersey City The principal witness against the
accused servant girl ia Mrs. shriners employ who,
which arson burglary threatened, should he be
sent % Trenton" GladdlDg has been indicted by me
Grand Jury now IN session, and was aIagned during the
fore part Of the week and since that time Aigar0ns
attempt was made upon Mrs shriners house az u sup
posed for the purpose Of ntmidBg the witnesses from
tag handed to Chief Police McAfauus and it viii
Oe used Ia evidence against Gladdlng.
THEFT or UNITED STATES BONDS.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Heynan Sarner, doing
business at No II Murray st. purchased from the firm OF
shonpson Bros at the corner Of Broadway and Waist
WOW IN u D. go coupon bonds. Placing them In the
inside breast pocket Of hsOvercoat the purchaser started
up Broadway AT the OF Fuon-st Mr. sarner Who
ss Du recently recovered from severe nj OF sickness
LGt snulehy iant and would have fallen 10 the pave
ent but Tor the assistance passers On recover
ing he found that person
mingled with the crowd and made his escape infonna-
ton Of the robbery At lodged AT Police Head
quarters BY the loser but lac could give no
Of the thief the chance Of recovering the bonds rs very
DoOr Indeed. 80
DARING BURGLARY ~ BROOKLYN
About noon yesterday the family of Mr. Samuel
Cutter. who resides at No 1n Frontst Brooklyn heard
noise the second floor Of the housewheh is occu
pied by another family who al present absent in tho
oountand the OF Mr. Cutter Went mp 70 the rooms
aud found man engaged IN ransac1ing them. The
young man tried 20 give alarm when the thief pre-
snted pistol 20 his head aud threatened 20 shoot him
" ne Inaoe noise After taking all the goods he
wanted he then locked the boy ia the room and made ais
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5uteial Noiltes.

Relief for the Greeks.
A PUBLIC MEETING
suffering families Of the Greeks In the Island OF Cree WIZ
place IN the large 81 COOPER INSTITUTE
OF SATURDAY EVENING NEXT AT O'CLOCK.
His Honor, MAYOR HOFFMAN, will preside
THE REV. HENRY WARD BRECIIER
TIE HON GEORGE BANCROFT,
TIIE HON. wM NJ EvARTS
THE REV. DIR. HITCnCoCK
and other distinguished speakers will address the meeting.
Colorado and the Paris Expostion.A ng Of parties
interested Colorado will be held the st. Ncho do SAT X
DAY jan @ at q for the purpose Of hearing tue report Of the
Commissioner ~ the IMPOSITION and Ia refer
soe 10 the representation The Colorado
and an Cooralans IL most earnestly solicited
Hon TYRONE b. CHAPtEE JAMPs T. LYON
WM. n. RUSSELL, JkP.EMlAH KElisiAW,
JOHN a. klk, = {. YIELD
CHARLES H. HILL ). w HOLMAN
DOUGLASS MCINTYRE GEO ". MAYNARD.
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New EDITION or DICKENs-We call attention 10
the literary enterprise OF Messrs. T. i. Peterson q
BROTHERS in their national edition Of the complete works
~ charles Dickens which they announce in another part
Of this paper 10 De published Saturday next They
offer The abovcnamed works in every variety Of bndne
on terms which fail 20 suit the condition of all
kinds Of purses No family IN the country can now fail
10 secure and convenient edition OF this favorie
author on very moderate terms.
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OHIO
LETTER FROM GOV. cox.

az rgLsakApH TO THE IKiBcNk
) COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 25.-Ihe following letter
- Gov Cox was received to-day by Gen. X, b.
I,ar,n Chairman of the State Union Central Com
mittee:
Z NV DEAR SIR: A sense Of duty to my family has
do me decide to return, at the close of my pres
mi term OF office to my profession and TO the care
- nv nTiyate affairs which have been wholly neg
td ISince 1850 For this reason i shall not be a
Sanddate for denomination, and have thought 1t
sropeT TO make my determination known at TINS day.
So,hf a. to my purpose Very respectfully and truly
tHoup' a' ~ my i@'i j. ID. Cox.
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KANSAS.
SENATOR POMERoY-THE INDIAN LANDS.

SENATOR pOMEkOl-IHE INDIAN LANDo'
y,y rgLf9RAPH TRIBUNE.
LAWRENCE, Jan. Ex-senator POmeroyin his speech
last night said the South must be reconstructed on
the bases of loyalty by loyal men, after dsfranchs
Ing the disloyaJ and leading Rebels.
The COnfederacy had surrendered everything
Through Lee and Johnson reserved nothing and pos
se,sed nothing but what Grant had given them III
the terms of surrender. Senator Ross Endorsed the
sentinents of his colleague.
Colonel Thomas Murphy left Kansas city to-day
with 66 representatives of the Indian tribes in Kansas
H make treaties for the cessOn of their lands III this
State. and the purchase of new homes III the Indian
I,rritOTY west of Arkansas.
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M1RRTED.

BROOKs-HULsEon Tuesday Jan y a. tie r,sdenes o. tie brides
parents u. n fela MAJOR T. - hr'0E. ~ Laaf
Fno,r MIDI 20 Ms HAuaah lluie Of Monroe Orange Co. J.
No tsfis.
EFTCUtM-C OvOvERta Freehold y 2 Wrt-efT Jsn % 81
III, rrrra o. tr bride a. H Is - by ~ Rev Frtnk
Clsafs- John K-thau - Nealolf ty g. Mss & Lane
cau.ifrl ~ tht late Jacob touorsr hHrari.
KFT-rRII-FREEMAH-On "Wednesday jan g. ~ IVES, Tr'nir
first rr, bytsusu Church BY The Re- g. tls y D. tssl
by Rrr A. s. Freeman. GEORGE g. EctN y Charlotte r. oa
- Il L LL..---- 81 -L i ~
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INDIANA.
coyp1rMENT TO GOV. MORTON.

81 TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
Ivpr,NAPoMs, Jan. ga Joint resolution offered
by tho Hon James Hughes in response to the resignation
az GOV Morton passed both branches OF the Legislature
f,day 1t was highly complimentary to the Governors
personal character and public services and fully lndors-
t,r bis late administration expressing also entire mi
cc in MS ability to render distinguished service 70 the
Sntrv i'm the new position to which he has been chosen
and recognizing in the person OF his successor Gov q
Walker faithful officer OF distinguished ability and IN
kuesfOned patriotism
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In reference to the proceedings before Conmis-
sloncr Bctts. In which Col James i. Freeman and d. j.
Miller are represented having attempted 10 levy black
mall we are requested by Col Freeman TO solicit sus-
pension Of public opinion he beng confident that upon
m investigation Of the facts the charges will be proved
uufOuDdcd
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The
CHURCH UNION.
TEB
NEW RELIGIOUS JOURNAL.
NUMBER FOUR,
OUT.
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Albany CATTLE MARKET.

ALBYy Jan 25Fo supply Of cattle including some ~
L r ei ont since 500 Most Of the demand comes
oa th Eastern markets prices ranged from 5ec Inc bes
drove on sale Choice Frtrs Ohio gu pounds were sofa a.
Sl2 per head sheep good request at Gc r gn goo
Co Woos and "a dc fof heavy Fine Woods Receipts 4o
Hng.-aaea a 6ia7Ic keoeIpth 1000
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WIsCONsIN.
..... ,nnr1-rr1oN cnARGEs.

TIE CORRUPTION ChAhOTo'
pr TELEGRAPH TEiBrNN - o,;,4 80 I
,T,r,so, Ian. 25.-The Legislature has appointed
Co,n,itteeto investigate the charges OF railroad
oTrnptop in the Legislature during the years 1870
and 1Ss The Assembly has postponed action on the
Constitpfional Amendment 10 Feb. >.
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NEVADA.

u rsLs0sAPH TO TBE TRIBUNE
SAN Francisco, Jan. 25.-The Nevada LEGISLATURE
unanimously passed memorial asking Congress to
nd in the construction of the Sutro Tunnel
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TILE GENITAL sYsTEM.

CfScSgar Jan Chamber OF Commerce THIS morning passc'
resolutions adopting regarding the weight oil gAa
OF -four from 1876 20 ZOo %
take September instead Of March spd Recommending
oaeI boards Is o. ihe change i9I thAt 4tte
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Mourning Good

Mourning Goods. =,
CARD-W. JACKSON, No 55I BHOADWA1 has fons'sh, on
hand fall Of BombaInes and all other hnrnng pre-
Goods onnets. ShAsls, CoAks, Walls, grapes
0loye, &c n B-Lsdes waited With goods Al tlf
sn 10 order ON sor No 53i Brosdvh opposite TIFFANY Co
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To LOVES or TRAVEL AND ADvENTURE-Our
readers are referred 10 the advertisement Of "Ou Artist
IN Cuba" G. W. Carleton
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POLITICAL.
NEW-H HAMPSHIRE.
--rrcs, non HnNTERN0H

=" TIE OeN '-ra-A-r - ,..
n, rElsoRAPn 10 THF TRIBUNE the ke-
CoNCotD n H., Jan. 25.-Gen. Harlnnan' &C..
publican candidate for Governor ana Jo-ln " ~ -
80 the Democratic candidate, have arranged to
s,rmn the State together, commencing on Friday
February :.
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SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOMORROW,

will De preceded by a carefully written
ABSTRACT or THE EARLIER CHAPTERS,
t m e,, the begin the erusa Of The story 90
morrow To those who three weeks ahead point OF
e M rec .tu each weekly instament Of the romance IN
form fr The benefit " persons who happen from
a. ri,. number of the LEADING SUNDAY JOURNAL WORK Of
gr-at ,or and On feature serial literature Abndgr'
eut Of aud voumnol literary productions are sometimes pub
| sner e before wor, but ia THIS
ac th. nact pace Of the work ITSELF aud
th, public Al ard HE same tima
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rHE STORY IN FULL.
COMPREHENSIVE ABRIDGEMENT,

Tb.. sh run ma read the resume only, # t b, please them
will enjoy their All The details
~ an. .ou r,NoR,N, passions which Miss braddoh las
,ser,rd grtrcst production ~ her geninN
n the rb.urr, of tROBODlS DAtGHlEk Og 1Hk BAIlAp
sNCER on WAPIINO" 70 appear the SUNDAY MERCURY or
u1..s gau
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-, I'D li.f,- F56R 4HF GhfEKS.

public meeting in aid of the fauih"s Fl me suf-
ferinG Greeks in Gambia viii DO ed ot the ce6nsf M
'u,e oatu!SSS ,ening the 26th of January, at
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RalIfOad, INSURANCE, &c.
RALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD.
THROUGH FREIGHT TARIFF,
1867. NORTH AND SOUTH. 1867.
By the Air Line Route.

WE ARE NOW Prepared TO SHIP ALL
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Philadelphia, Boston ard Baltimore, or through
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ASSESSORS ADVERTISEMENT.

ASSESSORS ADVERTISEMENT!
UNITED STATES INT. REVENUE TAX,
FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT OF n. C.
Comprising the Counties of Orange, Chatham,
Wake, Johnston, Nash, Franklin, Warren and
Granville:
Notice is Hereby Given,
TNHAT THE LISTS OF VALUATIONS AND
| enumerations of property, subject to tax I'M
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amend an act entitled IAN act to provide Internal
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between the hours of 10 A. NJ, and P. M. and
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inequality or error complained OF.
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Dated at Chapel Hill, this 18th day of April,
1857. 1Et6may.
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r United PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
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to terminate Jan. LIST, 1872
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special partner and as such has contributed and
paid into the capital stock the sum of seventy
five thousand (75, 000,) Dollars in cash.
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w. II. WILLARD, Special Iarteer
Wilmington, Feb. Is, 1867. 147-tw2mw5m.
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New York Advertisements.
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L. 1sabeau, SD Broadway; Demas Barnes &
Co., and F. c. Wells & Co., New York, and Eu-
gene Jouin, Ill South Tenth street. and john
ston, Holloway IL COwden, Philadelphia, Agents.
Orders by mail should be addressed to
JARED Sc RENE,
General Agents and Importers, New York.
Dec. 20, 1866. l1S-6m.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-02
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMISTRATOR
with the will annexed ofal and singula" the goods
and chattles rights and credits Of Henry D. Tur-
ner deceased at February Term 1861, 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. S. MASON. Adm. &c.
Raleigh, March 8, 1867, 15O-tf