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VIOLATED HIS PARoLE.-A communica-
ton has been addressed by loyal citizens of
Memphis to the Secretary of State of Ten
nessee, urging that according to Gen. Grants
letter to Gen. Pope, Gen. Albert Pike has
violated his parole in advising citizens to
go to the polls armed. This seems to be a
clear case. There are Others who have done
the same thing. The honorable course, and
the surest way to keep the parole, is to fol-
low the example of Longstreet and JEFF.
Thompson in advising the people to accept
cheerfully the reconstruction acts.
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On the 18th of April Gen. Pope wrote IN
Gen. Grant asking his views as to the stains
| of rebel army officers paroled at the ternino-
ton of the war; He wanted to know whether
the paroles still held good, or were set aside
by some OF the proclamations of the Presi-
dent. He asked the question because he
desired to know what action he oupht m
take against rebel officers thus paroled who
might actively and openly counsel the peo-
| pie OF his district to resist the execution of
the Reconstruction acts. He said, in his
opinion, the provisions of their parole, which
required them to return to their homes and
| obey the laws also required them to refrain
from melting Others to neglect or resist the
United States. In this view, an attempt on
their part to keep up difficulty and prevent
settlement OF the Southern question in ac-
cordance with the recent action of Congress.
was violation of their parole.
To this letter the General replied: g Your
views of the obligation of a parole are in
strict accordance with my own"
Such of the paroled rebel officers as are
permitted to vote under the reconstruction
law, and much the larger portion of them
are, will not be restricted in the privilege of
voting as they may see fit but we take it for
granted that they will not be tolerated in
counseling Others to resist the law, or to
actively oppose the plan of restoring the
State governments of the States embraced
within the military districts, nor in attempt
ing to prevent legal voters from exercising
the right of suffrage.
We are glad to know that very many rebel
officers have lived fully up to the spirit and
letter of their parole of honor, but some of
them have not, and it is well that they
should now be authoritatively admonished
that the obligations they assumed must be
Observation-Disclosures State Journal.
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Mrs. DIR. WALKER.-That cratic female
who during the war paraded through the
streets of Richmond, on her way to Castle
Thunder, attired gorgeously in the uniform
of the {" boys in blue" recently visited the
Hospital de la Charlie, in Paris. Her Wis
it is thus noticed by the Opinion Nation-
ale:
Petite and fragile, attired with the elegant
simplicity of fashionable lady, Nine. Dr.
Walker was received with marked cordiality
and respect. She displayed great interest in
the medical and surgical services of the es-
Enlistment. Her visit to the Hospital dc
la Charlie proclaims a new principle, the
righteousness of which has already been
consecrated in the New World-that of re-
cognizing the equality of women and men
before science.
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WAR PREPARAT1oNs.-In spite of the
Paris Exposition and the royal visits, the
empire seems drifting into war. Horses are
being extensively purchased and the militia
ry workshops are in full blast. In Frank
fort and other financial centres these war
appearances creating considerable distrust.
Notwithstanding the doings of the London
Conference, spring or early summer may
witness Europe in arms, and the two greatest
military nations of the day in deadly con-
fict on the ancient battlefield of Europe.
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For the Standard
MASS MEETINGS In CURRITCCK,

MEssRs. EDITORS The Republican Mass
Meetings were held according to notice Civ
en- through the press and by handful. That
at Indian Ridge, on the 9th inst, was presi
ded over by Capt. Samuel Dowdy, assisted
by R. S. D. Holbrooke, white, and VIM.
Thomas, colored, as Secretaries.
Speeches were delivered by Messrs G. L,
Cobb, OF Pasquotank, and JOS W. Etheridge.
white, and John Wescott, James Baum
Benz. d. Midget, and Moses Mardre. colored.
Letters were read from Hon. John Pool.
Jos. w. Holden, Esq, Bvt Lieut.. Col. Chas.
Bentzoni, and Capt. w. H. Dohertv. express
ing regret that they could not attend,
On Saturday, 18th, the old flag was
thrown to the breeze at Powelrs Point. and
large number of persons, representing both
races, assembled In its shade w. D. Chad
dlc, Esq, was called to the chair. and John
w. Evans, white, and Frank Sears. colored
appointed Secretaries.
capt Etherldge, at the request of the
Chairman, explained the object of the meet.
ing. -'0o
Col. 5. w. Watts, OF Martin, was then in
troduced, and spoke for two hours in his
usual forcible manner. Col. W. was followed
by Rev. Mr.. Berry, colored of Camden. Can
tains Etheridge and D. Med. Lindsay.
white, and Messrs. Frank Sears, and Moses
Mardre, colored, also spoke.
The platform laid down by the March
convention was endorsed, and resolution
adopted, approving Of the call for a Conven-
ton, on the 4th of September next. The
chairman appointed sixteen delegates
eight OF each race to represent the Republi-
cans OF the County in said Convention.
Col Watts visited Roanoke Island, where
on Monday afternoon, 18th. he spoke to a
large audience. The Colonies visit to Curri-
luck mas had a good effect, and it is hoped
he may, again come among us before the dav
of election Wy
Signed by THE SECRETARIES
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SILVER CUP.-Some of the Merchants of
Beaufort have gotten up silver cup plated
with gold, which they will present to the
planter who is fortunate enough to raise and
bring to that mart the first bale OF cotton,
the growth of this season. We learn tnat
several of the Carteret cotton planters INTEND
competing for the prize.
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F1ouR.-Flour has recently fallen consid-
erably in price in Baltimore and New York.
The wheat crop in this State was good, and
much of it was saved. We see no good rea-
SON, therefore, why flour should be so high
in Raleigh.
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Capt. Denny's company of cavalry, for
merly stationed in Raleigh, passed through
yesterday on their way to Asheville. This
company has been engaged for some weeks
past in maintaining the peace against GER
tain robbers and murderers in the southeas-
tern part of the State. chad the pleasure
of seeing 1t. Price, of this company, on his
way through Raleigh.
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Wilmington Newspapers.

WILMINGTON, July %, P. NJ.
The Daily Dispatch has been sold to
company of Northern men. 1t will be con-
Quoted after August list under Republican
auspices.
w. H. Bernard has announced his inten-
ton of starting new daily paper here at an
early day.
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Rrc1srp.T1oN IN ALABAMA.-Partial re-
turns from 40 Counties in Alabama snow the
registration of $4,000 whites and 4s,ooo
colored. The colored majority in the State
is estimated at 10000.
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For the Standard.
MASS MEETING In WARRENTON---LETTEK
FROM d. z. GOODLOE, ESQ.

MEssRs. EDITORS "A grand mass meet
ing of the citizens of Warren was held at
the Courthouse on the Goth. Some four
thousand persons were present, most OF HON
were colored.
The meeting was organized by calling AL
bert Burgess to the Chair, and appointing
Prof JAS H Foote, white, Jno. Hyman and
VIM. Cawthorn, colored, Secretaries.
The meeting was addressed by Caesar
johnson, colored, Prof Foote, Rev: ). B.
Solomon, whites. James Fl. Harris and Rev. IT,
W. Brodie, colored, and DIR. Mat. Wlliiam Is
This was the largest assembly ever in t3 ~
Warrenton. The speeches were all wen ie,
ceived and appropriate But must say t Inc
address of Mr. Jas. H. Harris was one VI Ili9
best political speeches ever hearu Ia. az,
graceful manner He took strong gfounus
in favor off the restoration of North-Carollna
and tho other rebellious States according TO
the acts of Congress-advised all to aid the
GREAT Republican party in support OF these
acts-oave the Democrats of the North some
hard iicks-interspersed his speech with
beautiful Illustrations, and was frequently
applauded Mr.. Harris is certainly hne
speaker. think Warren is all right, and Will
vote, when allowed SO to do, almost uanl-
mously for the Republican ticket. WIS., l
had time to give you synopsis OF the dl1-
ferent speeches.
The Hon. Dan'l. R. Goodloe was invited to
be present and address the meeting, but was
prevented from doing so on account OF ofnclal
business. I herewith enclose copy OF MS
admirable letter, which hope you will lind
room for in the Stondard.
This large crowd dispersed late In the eve
MING without one instance of disorder.
Yours truly,
8 JAS. H. FOoTE, secy.
Wsrenton ,July % 1867.
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Thus, my dear sir, you have the substance G
of what would like to say to the people OF
Warren on Saturday, if could spare the
time from my official engagements:
1 am, very faithfully, your frle n
DANIEL r. GOODLOE.
Prof. JAS. H. FooTE, Warrenton, N. q.
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MoTTo OF THE WORTH Faction
Liberty and Union, now and forever, one
and" insufferable.
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RALEIGH. n. @.
Saturday, July 9th, 1867.

W- Mr.. G. W. HoRNER is authorized to make
business contracts for the Standard office, and to
give receipts.
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~, vast Quantities of Ivory Destroyed
thousands OF teeth that might last life time
are lost every year, simply because the parties
concerneo either forget Or do not appreciate the
iac1 tnat sozoDoNT, duly applied, renders the
July g. 1857. * O.
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Republican Mass Meeting.

There will be grand mass meeting at Oxford
on the LIST Tuesday in August, the 9th, which
will be addressed by Jas. II. Harris, and others.
JnIy 81 1867. STD.
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.
Republican Mass Me

Republican Mass Meetlns'
There will be Republican meeting at Hares
Store, O'Neirs District, Johnston county, on
the LIST Saturday in August.
1,,,, o7 1897 std.
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Republican Mass Meeting.

Republican Mass Meeting.
There will be a Republican Mass Meeting in
Lexington, Davidson. on Thursday the 9Th of
August. James H. Harris and other able speak
ers will address the people.
July 9th 1867. SID.
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MOLASSES !!

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NN' UPCHURCH & DODD
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EMOVED TO FENTRESS' COR
II, ner, next door to fuckers New Hall. Call
and see our New Stock.
>- BRANSON, FARRAR & co.
May Is, 1857 M-H
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COOKING SODA.
MOTHER SUPPLY OF COOKING SODA,
II just received at 1oD1,e
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O'Seein's GrmnbeiaemtbnIn,
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ndnili1 So, 6otiren6 bonn gtobember
1861, fir Die Bittpen aus, neIHe bon
ben 8ebellentruppen bel Der 8erft0rung
elmer Bride in Sits SenneHee iiberraidt
un0 aeb6uat tpurne1l.
,IDie 9lebraeEa ssh puroe snna1It
tollf0eannalfteu unb 9ab Sobnfon { 009e.
gen unh @nmner, QBa6e nn6 Qlnoern
@sIeeenheit, TIRE orntorifben Salente
Iosanlaifeft Dbne ieoob, ME es ideint,
Sen @rgenfnn0 81 erfd0pfen, Do es Bis
itst nod nidt sur abftmmi.ns gefom,
men 1T.
aus
SCR. @uIIon1 bra1te cine 8iII elm,
tueIne ben MnsfhuB iiber NfitteI uno
g6eae anlueift; aber Die 8mefnIabiofeit
Der Steuerfreibeit BON giufomrnen un>
ter nnO 8eifeuernng nit Droeent tOis
der iiber 1000 Collars su beridten, .,
Scr. Magnaro's Bill, Die 3eiOIution
bonn 10. Sdnuar 1866 81 inoeiieiren,
10 baB bieieIbe gnti9dOieun9stla9en &C.
gen bic. Me9ierune, iiG ni4t auf bic
8arger bon EeaneiIee beSieber ioHe,
eine nidDt burd, oa9eseu tuuroe Str.
Saplor's Bill Seeleutef 9feiHe 8oun>
ties, ME ben SOloaten an 9eipabren,
7angenomnteil. ger Z
Mr. CHANDLER bon Stem gort Der
tuabrte fii1,geaen ben. Srrtbum, bdB ct
gegen bic Mntlasenfte geitin,mt babe
anO fasts. er panidBe cine boaltanoise
unferluWun0. ZaEfa8 & = - ~ESse
+ Die lanseripartete Botfdaft Ses Yra'
fioenten un6 General 9taatsantualtes
bic Nanlen begnabister 8ebeIIen enbal'
tend, ipurbe in @mpfang senommen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-11

ftreben ,uisaer in uni 81 aanS suradse.
tebrt it, Fnna man nj, ut faseu, OaB mir
Erisben bsliken = ban q a5st, mem. mir
6i.Ee Eriebsnsboten ipieOet nit OHsnen
gIsinslr bserhben fOnu en-, opuu tuiiIen
,uEr: 6as 0as 2aub rec OnFkltift 1T unb
Sab bic republitauiide Soee ber,Sreis
belt unD glei6beit, Dsren gerf0rperuns
Der g.onereB bonn Gioeu DerIanst, CUR
@irfhdfeit getporben 1T.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-11

] = ~ CINE 8Isi niigteItfHf bic
s. arif u psifet tusng. Die
4oae Der Mrbeiter IN .Mrnerlta iit der
,ag5bte Aubnl Der 8er. Stadten. SkIbft
Sic. lpelhe Mmerita ben 8orrdug IN teis
rsg, arOern. 8eslebuhe gsftdtten modem,
aeitatten ibn ia0iefetr obfuobt bic 8ennt-
mis- aefIen, mas in 2lmerifa fur bns gbobI
rms bie Bedueuilihfeit Der glrbetterI gee
than iuotOen lit, .fi9 ohf tuenige Sbats
iohen ; belmr6rlf. Gin Mitalleo Der
@usfteuunosinrs 9iebt uns food geles
aeubeit, aud in 1biefer 8este6ung nriiere
Heberleaenheit 3n benetlerr Hi1o mir bofs
len. .6as foroIl glrbsiter a!B Atbettsees
Der Sabon Gebrdn9 uta9en tntroefi. Gr
(Mar. Yertihs) fd9t Hdmltd) :: sd
lpaulGe, bab Sie 1WaterinIten IN meme
,6ouS oeberi,s peime ttns Gbre maiden
iIIb Ben, ggasIdnbe eitte 1ernnnft9eih6be
iln0 ohtunQsboIIe @aF9t bon aAtlern
Qefitunoer aufotinaeil, 81 tuit nun ben
9reiB oeipinaen o6erssni1t. Die neue
greisancrbnphe beftebt als Yretlef bon
/ fe IL, 1000 SRI, iltip eineu bon 100, 600
sErs !. uni Sen IiA Wsrfpfieft,. gesUeFbIi1e
Gei6afte I,inO SettIiMtettti sbeiDerben
fOnne.1, ueIde lii berpotrngenoer lgDeife
Sronura uni. Snrmo5lie atpil9en ben
Mrbeiterfi erboFgebruHt 1frn TIRE mo
rntilfe, inteIIeftntlle nnb pBbitf@ g1pM =
farth In hohem @raDe bef0rDsFt bnben."
| Sic ErtIdrun1 bnsit Geiugt aDie bee
| ffeffenDs "a l,ub beEIaitaten BDtameitt
hmiiIIeh 2Iaef4hH gebe1 bon abritIeb
tern .o0er Bgltk etlt BON gt6betS l0eiperbs
kliHeh ID biiffElherts 5rgenb fOeLGer I'D
iiBer Ct1ohjiastcn, 8dbl BET glkteitet,
EgjRitse[. n5eIdje pngeiberpet fnO, mn BIZ
! Nfbeifer Iii cine d iidgii1e tita0 beduenle
lsss b sstlEtsha bE ss sla'i llitbFnse,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-11

metboben, GntNlaefune Der seiiisen
Gdbigteiten nlsb lkFhoInns. ollie bieie
Qln8ahea tisafen Die gum /. Sebruar
lpdtefe4s einaelanbt iper9en mno man
foIIte bod heflten, bab Mnerita in Oieler
8e3iehRaa hinteK feiaelis @taate BET
SBeIt 3slriidFebt, iuenn 60 biefelben nidJt
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