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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-18

gal, loyal republican government is mt j..
the hands OF loyal Union citizens witbnnoo
distinction OF race or color; therefore U'
Resotced, That we will now under Al
powers granted by the law of Congress tai'e
the administration OF our own affairs inv; nte
our own hands, and remove from office ANY,
power the disloyal and traitorous who %'
troyed our State government, and shed t t5>-
precious blood of our children and fr;an .le
and caused heart-rending that men nor anus
can never express. eS
Res0toed, That we accept in good faith tbo
law OF Congress enabling US to oreanizao
loyal, republican government in North ca
DINA, and that we will heartily co-onerato
with the Congress of the United States. WIKI
loyal Union men of the nation, and esnec;
ally with loyal Union people of North Caro-
lima, white and colored ''O-
Resolred, That we will cooperate Will
General Sickles in the execution of his W.
ders in carrying out the laws of Conoress III u
the reconstruction of North Carolina ona
that we endorse his order of April the 10t ,i"
1867, in relation to the collection of doI4,
in North Carolina, so far as they 90. Whero
| as, the order covers debts made from 19G0 =.
the 18th OF May, 1865, only; and where's
the surrender of the rebel army in NJ
1865, left North Carolina destitute of any, T,
circulating currency and almost all species Of
property, and especially Union men who had
been the objects for rebels to strip Of al
property and destroy their lives. They thpra,
fore, had to take flat ground start AGAIN to
live, relying only on debts due them made
before and during the war upon the faith NJ
which they have made debrs since the 15th
OF May, 1865, and now barred out from anr
collection, because they are old debts, and
now the last prop must be knocked ont
from under US, without some protection
Therefore, we, the people of Polk County
90 most earnestly and respectfully ask Gen
Slckles to stay the collection of all debts in
Polk County, down to date, except on State
and County taxes, until the State is restored
to the Union. We believe that an order of
TINS KIND would meet the hearty approval of
all Union men in North Carolina
Resotcel, That whereas, the late Conyen-
ton assembled in Raleigh, N. G., by a vote
OF the people to reconstruct the Constitu
ton Of the State gave to Polk County Il
memDtr In the House of Commons. said
Constitution having been rejected by rebel
vote.
Resozcctz, That we most respectfully ask
Gen. Sfckles to give US a member in our ap-
preaching Convention.
After the reading of the resolutions the
meeting was again addressed by the Rev. S.
w. Hamilton with quite an interesting
speech, and followed by G. w. Pain, (color-
ed) with a short but very appropriate adj
dress.
| Rsozsed, That copy of these proceedings
be sent to the Raleigh Standard for pubca-
ton, with request that all Union papers of
the State copy the same.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
JESSE RHODES, Chm.
JAS. A. THORN, Sec'y-
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May ~.
Elliott G. Cowdin, a silk merchant in N.
Y, has been appointed commissioner to the
Paris Exhibition.
Custom House receipts from the 1st to the
t1th of May IS, III, 900.
In the Supreme Court in the case OF the
State of Texas 8s. White and others, to pre-
vent the sale of certain bonds, an inlunctlon
was granted, with leave to the defendants MS
to move to dissolve the injunction az tn0
next term.
The Mississippi amended bin was dismiss
ed for want of jurisdiction. The Court was
equally divided on the question OF luHa nc
ton. This action closes the injunction pro-
ceedings now before the Court.
After promulgating certain rules, forms
and proceeding in bankruptcy, the Court
adjourned to December. Dim
The French government has bought Duh-
derburg for three millions.
Revenue receipts to-day s2s5,OOo
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-18

! YOU'VE MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
We are requested by the Secretary OF til
Association to state that there will be
meeting of this Association on Monday nigl
next, at the Session House of the Presbyt'
rian Church. The annual election OF office
will be held at this meeting, and other 0e'
important business will be before the ASS
citation. Every member is earnestly requisite
to be present. It's hoped all will come, 5
that the fullest sense of the majority MA
be had.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-18

WoRKINGMEN's TROUBLEs.-SOme of the
Northern States have very foolishly under
taken to Interfere with private affairs by
passing law that eight hours shall const1-
tute days work for mechanics and laborers
VI course, employers don't like to be both
cred In that way, and have refused to employ
Workmen who demand as much pay for s
nours as they formerly received for 10 and
IL hours. The result is as might have been
expected, that many men are out of employ
ment, and have banded together in several
Northern cities to prevent any one from
working for those who do not conform to
the eight hour rule.
The Chicago Qllinois) Post gives the fol-
lowing account of a workingman's riot in
that city on the I'd inst:
On yesterday, according to the most
moderate estimate which we are able to
make, one thousand men were driven from
their tasks by clubs, stones and deadly
weapons in the hands of passionate, fierce,
ana III many instances, drunken rioters. IL
IS no less moderate estimate that seven
thousand others would have been at work
on such terms as they could have made with
employers, had it not been for threatened
and anticipated mob violence. We SUPPOSE
that nlne-tenths of these men were at work
because they must work or starve The case
OF one is related-which is type of the ma
jority-who was interfered with by the mob.
who was at work because he had NOT cent
TO keep body and soul of his wife and chill
iren together. The riot thus appears in the
,dious light, not merely of an attack by one
class of workingmen upon another, but of
me class upon the dependent. helpless. and
not few cases, destitute and starving
ies."
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The Asylums.

We are requested by DR.. E. c. Fisher, the
Superintendent, to state that the n. C. Insane
Asylum is now full of patients, and he re-
grets he is unable now to receive any more.
Vacancies may occur, and these only can be
filed. Information as to vacancies can be
obtained by addressing DR.. Fisher
We learn from Mr.. Palmer, the Principal
of the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb and
Blind, that his Institution contains 90 pu-
nils. and is also full
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-18

ATTEMPTED AssAsINA TIoN-Mr. B. F.
Moore, Jr., resident of this county, was:
fired upon and painfully though not serious
ly wounded last Saturday morning while ri
ding to town, by some person secreted in the
woods near the roadside. The neighbors.
Immediately took the matter in hand and
searched the woods in the neighborhood,
but to no purpose. Mr. Moore is determin-
ed such high banded outrage shall not go
UNPUBLISHED, and offers reward of $500 for
the apprehension of the would be-murderer.
Meridian (lHiss.) Gazette.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-18
Attorney General Stansbery's Opinion.

WASHINGTON, May IS.
1t is expected that the Attorney Generals
opinion on the reconstruction act will be
ready for PRONUNCIATION this week. All the
points have been decided and approved by
the President and Cabinet
Tha utmost pains have been taken to rem
der clear the meaning of the various clauses
of the acts. The preparation of the docu-
ment has involved an examination of the
laws of the Southern States, in order to I'M
derstand what classes are affected, and to
furnish a guide by which the law may be:
carried into effect with the least possible
embarrassment.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-18
More Rows.
NEW ORLEANS, Nav Is

INEH
There was considerable disturbance among
the negroes on the levee to-day, amounting
almost to riot. Two policemen were badly
injured in endeavoring to prevent the ne
ed out to aid the police. The following is a
paragraph from an order issued by Gen.
Mower to-day:
"The United States government, if neces-
sary, will protect you through the military,
but you will not be protected in wrong
doing.''
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-18
Meeting at Pine Grove Chatham County.

Meeting at Pine Grove Chatham County.
On Saturday, the 18th inst, about one
thousand persons of both races and colors
assembled at Pine Grove, Chatham County.
On motion, Mr.. John Smith was called to
the Chair, and Jordan Swain elected secre-
tary. After the Chairman explained the OBJ
ject of the meeting, Mr.. James H. Jones, of
Raleigh, addressed the people in forcible
manner
At the conclusion of his remarks, the fol-
lowing resolution twas offered and unani-
mously adoptedY
Resoloed,f That we declare ourselves Re-
publicans, and intend to stand on the Repub-
lican platforms adopted by the Convention
IN Raleigh, in March last.
The proceedings were ordered to be pub
Eshed in the Standard, and other Republi-
can papers requestt d to copy.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-18
From New York.

New YORK, May IL To
Jefferson Davis stopped at the New and and
Hotel. Judge Russell, Ben. M"' nubrc
others called. He avoids attracting r. with
attention, and declines to communA''''
reporters. s,x over twenty
ve na connected with the Commercial f>'
vertiser, is dead. ..ol hank has default
ed for $4,000. His b0adSmeh anu ~
make the bank whole
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Jefferson Davis.

New YORK, May Is, NJ.
Mr.. Davis and family arrived here last
night at midnight, and will leave to-day for
Canada.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-18
election for Bish Op.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 10
The Florida Episcopal ConVen en- %rinity
chosen Dr. Freeman young, o state,
Church, New York, as bls4op oi an"
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RALEIGH. N. g.
REBEL RIOT IN MOBILE!

SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 1867.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-18

Judge Kelley Interrupted and shot at !
Persons killed and wounded !--Great
Excitement! ---NO freedom of Speech
in Mobile!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

solution OF Mr.. Lane. adostei S,aaeriGv !.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17


H00 Osssce BUtGsssH. H.
Beosed. aeetit for q. ". nobpsf Es Co.,
who have special permisaion ffoo lhe Poet
nGn1w osnesl to nauuihieoS md publish
Pet O0es Ballstino.-Will Waie upon our
escileas men within ! ~ dayssf - Solicit
lhsir characteristic. IL psppeo9 - pot
u1fa ~ lob6y of she PUs6 O1ee q bnns-
tin 4s5 ieek he central postloAu " which
.shall b dsvsaed b the psjsted ellsas-
the vhsls inslossd i'm ssat ta1a ln1 un>
der = strong glass. being-a pssuansat and
6ttSactive advertisement
II sNA nanseu fsqssets tlis bulspos aen to
ssk ~ pastvcanvassine 1t ths. Psst O6lcs
Bul)vtin to- show Z Wfleesn eoeAosiey fos
such astion, either from himself - lhe said
u. W. HoeDss : c.. He 0ekso lhis rs>
quest be6AoAs he In leaessd that % unsu-
thosias1s 1spasg = Engaged IN lhis ealsepriss
-WAt y 0eckiving ~ pdalie sSf t eesnot
put ~ seeh Bullstin svsn thouoh kSSeoures
She adveetioemsoes. Y. -Tsarg
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

HOtLowAv's PMS AND OiSSxEHr.-FAcrs
ron rus MILLION. by recent enactment Of
French government. these medicines are
admitted free Of duty into oil potts Of France.
They are extensively employed In oil the
public and military hospitals throughout
the Empire The Emperor has signiiicd his
Appssciallon Of their virtoes IN an autograph
letter to IDr. Holloway. During the late
,CAmpaieM In Italy, large quantiiiee were
used Tor the wounded a Drssec,s and Mon.
tschiasa. Sold BY oil Druggists.
MUJAvtROl THIS delicious nss per.
fums fsf the handkerchief Il without rival
fer dslicacy. durability ard richness. In
TACT Of oil perfumes the fragrant Xtjasiro
nst b. eslled tho quintcssencs. For sale
y 81 the priacirsl Druggists. = Fsrney :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

We have purchased the steek Of pttf'
ssasdiss ssrnssiy owned y w. n. Car
ia asw propose, In .es1& y sp1ees The
stosk - mako room foe Sptk gseds, q
cell for 90 days ths whole invoice Of Winter
9h = a. ysdsgef g twsaey.6vs ~
esas.. .Ssloe .l;snsr CO. ,E~sry - il sssd
u Dry 0seds should take adsauaaos Of this
rare opportunity to get good geede q hall
their rtsi vdlue. 1A -.
, Trp7s, Brasu 4 O..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

CLornlxc.-Sam. Perry . Clothing bach
- ~ ssw met tue wants ~ hii na&ieaI
.s6d = : natural consequence, b esaAAssd-
sdby q wAs have ever wesa T. Il slWaya
lasts longer than Is expected, ID lnada =
good ~ The best and . 70 how Il, g. ~
need only ny that he has oas of - -
cuttesp = ~ seAts. Give him seallv - N
- DtAdy street. Z - ssv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

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OF ! committee 81 ma q co6sisf Of John T.
Davies, c. o. Apoa1iltc, Jos. II. Freeaaas
"A Bircherd and 6SasN. Lar. 49, 1utv-
| It shall be to visit the Farm and House and
to examine thoroughly tie ncceasity. fof TIE
eeccti0t ofs houeeaea hospital 6llef the
most impseved planss 70 that ell CLASSES Of
INC pooI may 0c taken catc 81 ana cle4lned
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this lloArti a the Jnne neseion s.arv 49,
sct or thing which ID 'eheif lludsmens mi.
| improve our poor house system, which was
addpt ts1.i 4. "a Z :. ~
| On motion Of Mr.. Stearns adjourned till
o'clock tomorrow (this) morning. -
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Bard usuf at 4S)cekA. r., pursuast 70
adj ,urnmsnt. ..s.tgs
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peared except Messrs. MasNamarrs, Msshes
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

DEaAYss AEAs aaod tsssn Aue here this
morning, did not arrive until one o'closk
shis afternoon. The ossay o~asssussd By
freight trains bslus in tho ssy. they bsiog
unable - make the sssaiosn smsecoont Of
the ssysrs cold. 80 +" -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

Go TO rnH Bnsr.-Go TO Bryant. STRAIT
tcn& Mcsrili's Davenport Commercial Col
lege, 70 get thorough practical business
education, or to become good sound tele-
graph operator. For circulars address Zen.
siosing stamps) Bryant. Stratton 4 Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. dw1v.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

nSass issGs.s,. thse Dye Nat seu for q.
aAwroO y plsass. This article he's been thor
sssh!y tested by DR; CniLrON.. Of nsv Yesk.
go PssfA. Boob end 0arrets Of Philadsiphie.
dtsnSs, and the material compostse Il win not in.
iuss ehs most delicate hair. Sold bv Dfursssts
asd Fancy 0jod dealers everywhere.
sn17-dly JNO. J. KRONER, Nols Prop'r
AOs Chestnut street Philadelphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

1T. rsnsis, 0as1sass aad nssise, -.
/ ~ md Milo Sts., eFsit end esua0sntAl
~ f&4ff- .AA IL sS-Ay
B. d. ,AvsriH has got into bic new stors
b LeClairs Row, where 10 n ready q
|1ASwt wtyAsss snl6s, new Dfsls GscdS. Let II
remeuiBsr lhe removal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

KRXsF6l1R9 6C1crY.
Fall fgNoea sscinF7Mql n$@
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as'issnssn1lSs.;'.22 isss9sstsnS y z = ] NJ
lee tt-1kutf Ex~cwsivc Ccw-,i.see
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

Me- llluHIsAros.- by patented pf6s
sess efdistillatioo. &c., nsw burning 6uid
. new made from bcsoine end napthA and
aausA briehses light, il u claimed, = pro
duced y greatly reduced cost. end kith >
ensasiss security Against explosions. This
ESQ aaid is known ~ carbon Auid, aud ~
: n6nussesered in this stats by 4. 8. M wlsyA
o.. fos whom Messrs. n. E. I d. B. Bsows.
sfLsClaiss. ~ agents. This oil is now e.
49, - dealers in this city and slsewhsts.
and sill b. fprniahsa sholsoeis u apy eSeas
tioiG - ce1sli 1isdea "a Ia Z. Ha uIesa =
Co.. LsCiaisa. Eswe.se aovl5-dlf,
Z us.Lxnss6andss S1lSl1c ~ Ihss.assu
0ess a.fNsattsss. lllgsctsally dssss,ls
~ pss. = the Mod, "a psisos.s "a.
" eses 1Ad aesein6oials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

CoLp.--The thermometer this. morni ~
:. sunrise stood 10 degrees below zero
This Is the csldest weather - have had
this seascn. People On che stseets seem BY
their .msvements 10 sppfscEts ~ alats Of
the weather #1s tsr4-sc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

Tss rscsipts ed shipssass pr I'll for
the week, ending Saturday the lsth, wsrs
q lell0ws: -.
Saipmssss-Easlsy, l1.0oo bosh. WhesA,
! .3oO bush. 6our. 1,o00 49,; leabee.
So m. bog, 800 ks16; nsal, 400 bblaL,
dressed hogs. $4,000 ibs. nydsc., 75 tons,
Rseeipts-Coal 75o tons mdse 200 tons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

HILLS hAlR DYE. 10 cents, black or
brown instantaneous. natural. durable, bsas.
uful. .rsaiable, indeed The best in uae. .has been
bsscrs the public over nftecn years, n The
CHEAPEST. containing - much M tho usual
dollar siass. Depot No. 66 John strees,
New York City. Sold BY all DrugeistA.
paesnt medicine, pestumsry and fancy
Qooas stores eveey Whss~. iunol 1 -dl "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

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= ~ kser~ 7sAss. .sHnIsany Ana eissl uy
ssaAsasa h - aases.es,,sred cordial, seasstssHt
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sVsenes - ~ stsnssA. n Cssweil. Sesc& Co..
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Bach 1nt esnsains sas ssncs Of Rsyal csliisaya
1oy& ~ each esaspeca>slssnenlos eaegein sftres
Hamp!es furnished free to the psoiession.
CASWk4A, MACK CO., :.
eels u4Asakstursss, unass 9Th Aveaus ne~sis
4anoS.ts thsrs sasAv New Yort Cits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

WnsAr MARExr.-The receipts for dsy
or two have been small. What comcs int,
the market finds ready hale stesoA psicss
No. . brings tsom q - TO t2.0O per bush
4, and No. h0goas . iHshase ses.o5. by
generally brings about t2.oo. Tho lai'
siss In prices u owing . the ssafeitH IN,
not to any increase Of demand. -''''- <
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

N9teALfGs GRRAr KnsrNAflc RANDY %
truly tAc wonder Of the age. Csses Of
1Asanslism thai have baflied the skill ol
the ntst dessofs q this city have been coul-
pletely cured BY . lew. doses, and il 10 a
iatAiKblc = anything prepared BY humaa
hands can. be- Stevenson Carnahan,
Agents. Davenport. Iowa.
Midst doctors aud medicines. though you may
eoo0s
Be- 80 " sry au.ts osasss D'r's.s At
4 strength aud . cure you will surely find :hese.
= MA sdAnoh - fesn4 u any bilsers elsewhere.
Husssl's Golssn Bssssns ows their unpsscs
dsneed suo1uD totAo 61Do1 shas they are wholly
composed Of vegetable ingredients, asd th61
~ asS carefally eunpeunaed, Shas thew are
psseeeve4 in the -sery hest Qusliy Of spirits ;
go shee1sae e1pssience ~ proved that they
~ - sev1l = . rsns4y ynA' 1yopepsls, debility
AeartooBUs oooie, -. ~-~ -
- M Hsrk Dspos, 66 Hwdsea Street.
Hee sAls q tholssale and retail, by Bsid~
erhnhn 4 1illnrs DnuuouoeA .nova.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

REAL EsrArs TeANsrMs-l1ss Jshn Litig
has purchased leo acres Of farm land sita-
sted in Davenport township, Of Ar. +. VI.
Gilruth. for the snug little SUM Of 5000
Mr.. Li,tig gets good bargain. considering
tho size Of the farm and the location. A
good farm in Davenport township is as good
as = fortune.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-17

Losr-We learn that Mr.. Hasris, who
lives on Ripley street, lost horse yestcr :
day morning. Some thief entered the stable
In the night and rode il off II 10 to be
hoped that he will Be overtsken aud given
free ticket to Fl. Madison. it being more
profitable 10 the community that such fel-
lows spend their time sticking labels on
losk handles 1t the State Inssstution located
there, than running at large appsopmatins
other peoples property.