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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-24

NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP.
POINTMENT.-(IN BANKRUPTCY.)
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES In Bankruptcy.
For the District of Pamlico.
At RALE CHI, N. c., THE 2ITH DAY OF
n December, A. D., 1867
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee of CANNON BOWERS
Of Chapel Hill, in the County of Orange, and
State of rth-Caroina, within said District,
who has been adudged Bankrupt upon his own
Petition by the District Court of said District.
c. L. HARRIS, Assignee.
December "a, 1867. 116-1aw3w.
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NorIcH'
IF THE HOUSE AND LOT IN THE
Northern part of the City of Raleigh, and FORM
erly owned by A. NJ. LEWIS, are not SOLD by
LIST january next, they will be for RENT for the
year 1868
i Apply to the undersigned at his Law Office.
r. G. LEWIS, Raleigh, N: e.
December 10. 1867. list.
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NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP-
POINTMENT.-(IN BANKRUPTCY

NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP.
POINTMENT.-(IN BANKRUPTCY.)
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, In Bankruptcy.
For the District of Pamlico. J
A T MORINGSVILLE, CHATHAM COUNTY,
n y. c., the 18th day of December, A. D., 1867.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pointmcnt Assignee of THos. w. GATTIs, of
Chatham County, and State of North Carolina,
within said District, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court of said District.
December a. 1867 116-1aw3w.
NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS APP.
POINTMENT.-(IN BANKRUPTCY.)
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, In Bankruptcy.
For the District of Pamlico.
A MORINGSVILLE, CHATHAM COUNTY,
n n. c., the 18Th day of December, A. D., 1851
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pointment Assignee OF BELLEFIELD JENKINS,
of Chath IN County, and State of North Carolina
within said District, who has been adjudgcd q
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court of said District.
JOHN NJ MORING. assignee
December "a, 1867. 116-law3w.
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POINTMENT.-(lN BANKRUPTCY.)
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, In Bankruptcy.
For the District of Pamlico.
A T MORINGsvILLE, CHATHAM COUNTY,
IA y. c., the I1th day of December, A. D., 1867.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his APP.
pointment Assignee of VIM. A. JENKINS, of
Chatham County, and State of North Carolina,
within said District, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own Petition by the District
Court of said District.
JOHN NJ. MORING, Assignee.
December a. 1867. 116-law3w.
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP

NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE OF HIS APP.
POINTMENT.-(IN BANKRUPTCY
In THE DISTRICT COURT or
THE UNITED STATES, T. p,.
For the Pamlco District of III DaAi "P'eJ'
North Carolina.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN THE UN-
i dersigned hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as Assignee of Matthew Barbee, Of Mornings
vile, i'm the county of Chatham, and State of
North Carolina within said District, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt on his own petition,
in the District Court of said District.
JNO. NJ. MORING, Assignee.
December 10, 1867 110-0aw3w.
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NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP.
POINTMENT.-QN BANKRUPTcY.)
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. In Bankruptcy.
For the District of Pamlico.
A TMORINGSVILLE, CHATHAM COUNTY,
N N c.. the 18th day of December, A. D., 1861
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap
pointment Assignee of JNo I. HARRINGTON,
of Chatham County, and State of North Carolina
within said District, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court Of said District.
December "a. 1867 116-1aw3w.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1868, will
be ready in January, 1858. Price twenty cents
Seven for a Dollar.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-24

THE NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE is
published every morning Sundays excepted) at
SO per year; SIS for six months.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

e thai ihe posii.oa & that city
% tdt.enfeF j. pot such a.
b place i begand competition. Il the
opinion q our business men ibe CITY q
Hudson bas advantages which, with the
proposed connection b rail VII more
than compensate for is greater distance.
While ourp pas neers aud lighter freight
90 by ra5l q New York our heavy
freight vii take water transl,qa laiiop a
Hadsau. tie real head % nagi9aton.iu
stead q paying aa extra price tor the
privilege 81 sticking on the saud-bars d
Troy
Thus the Troy corporation and Troy
influences have secured The building 81
a road which the people q Troy have
always opposed as a project injurious TO
their interests This unexpected result
Of their policy does not seem to have
learned them wisdom. and they are as
yet making no efforts to save a portion
of what was once large and profitable
business.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

aud fiI gxeeuboa q thpse measures Is
he sF,rit % which they we're inauEuf-
aleA
4 Rea}a6 That W. shan welcome
the tlsy when. 81 the acceptance b
pnod faith ~ the people az tho South.
eru Stssts 81 the terms thus offered.
tbey should bs aeain radmit.ed a.
States Ia ,be.r share % representation
and political power, and their awn i,ss
s.atora North aud South be tlce - ia-
Dor harmoniea3y 81 the repairing Of
lho rayages IF wr. and ihe dcyulQpe.
ment II The resource 81 an entire count
ry
s. Besobe5 That the Republican
government is agoyernmeut oi the peo.
pie. and Tor the people, that the right
to an equal participation 10 such coy-
eminent eounot be denied to any class
81 the people without an approach 70
caste. aristocracy, or despotsm. and
and that manhood suiierago the RIGHT
81 every man az the ballot boz a. defend
himself against any encroachmut and
usurpabon II power, as wen az % de-
mand for himself the peaceful enjoy
meat 81 life. liberty aud prosperity is
the right Of every citizen Of tins repub-
/ lic
6. Resolroa That Vermont, having
from her birth as State always grant
ed impartial suffrage and equal rights
10 every citizen white or black, earnest
~ recommend to such Of her sister
States Of the North as still retain res
nchous of class or color on their stat
ute books, the speedy adoption OF the
sumo rule that We require Of the South
ern States, and which is demanded a.
Hike by consistency and the principles
Of true Democracy and Republican gov
ernment
Z. Rescued, That we are prouder
to-day than over before Of the Republi-
can party Of the Nation 1t has saved
the country from armed treason and
rebellion; and it has won great Veto
ry in saving itself and the nation from
al administration which ii has put in
power, and made war upon the party
which gave it official existence.
S. Resoiped, That we commend the
getlemen this day put in nomination to
the cordial support OF the people Of the
State
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

mafnrf fnforml me ths President
ussh : Is sc ma s.s sfiaz ] masi
afan 81 hamas ard pae q enes
i eeat ana entered tht Prendeni :
pf7rsae rom lt9und ban. aloae pac-
Is. tlsf fo8g1 sefs exctiealg kagios =
he a.a ,a ac Hi88w dare yoa place
detectives 81 my door TODD him
that supposed BE- desired Mrs Cohb
ari 6fhsf gemals q hkt character q
s. Kept iran she haase He answered
MAen Z mant yauF segrces ] Nil asud
o. yaa Nrs Cab has laAl e mach
nehs b. ne here ~ you ofaut person
TITS not Dc FRS bme, SIR ihat you
have nettered as the Whnc House
Vow / wa6t Is stopped
San pacing The room be repeated.
several times what be bal before said
concerning Ms Cobb that she bad as
much right 10 aisit the White House as
any other respectable person. Walking
up io me Hkc pag.lsi, be shook bis
fst Is my face and said again How
dare son presume g exercise any cen
trol otar ihe management u the White
House then said Dir President
when such vile characters IS Mr. Cobb
can visit the White House al all times
q night aud day; when She can procure
rari 9ns Is she hos done ia tie case Of
Capt Howell aud deliver them in per-
son incomplete or without being record
Ell. when she boasts publicly in the
streets. hotels and saloons 81 this city
that she ID pardon broker, and the
President dare not refuse any Of her
applications bot that she has the Pres
idtnt of the United States IN her power
II think il is high time that somebody
intcricred" The President replied ~
How dare YOU talk 10 me in that way,
Sir? Now, Sir, / tell you once for all,
yon must not interfere With my busl-
ness; neither must You interfere with
any person Who has business at the Ex-
oeutiye mansion. ] started % leave
the rogm, when he followed me to the
door, and with bis fist clenched said
Nov, reeollect what have told you
You can 90 and tel your friend Stanton
all / have said | say, you can 50 and
tell your friend Stanton All have said Z
With this / left the Presidential man
SION. and have never entered it since.
In one of my conversations with the
President, be repeatedly accused me Of
being tool Of the Radicals. He said
lie had been informed that ] was in the
employ OF the Radicals, and had heard
that | had detailed detectives to watch
the Presidential mansion, with view
to ascertain and furnish a list Of the
prominent copperheads and rebels who
we're visiting the White House.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04
MANCHESTER JOURNAL.
MANCnFsTER. lUNE 3. g.
News summary.

nis quite certain there VII 81 "a
snmmsr session n Congress
The trial Il John IL sarrast Is post.
ponsa T. the 10Th ms Several import
ant witnesses ara expected a. usai time
Ga tie ID uit. an order eas ssutd
At Mobile 81 tbe direction 81 Major
General Pope. dsposiog the present
Mayor aud Chief q Police aud appoint.
iug Gu6iayus Horton Mayoy. aud Col
Dinon Chief Of Police
Mexican news Is otgreat importance
BIZ official dispatches 70 The Mexican
Minister il Is stated that Quorttaro was
taken. by surprise, early on the morn
ing 81 May 10, aud Prince Macmillan
and Generals Meija, Costello, and Mira
mon, and the enire garrison taken pms
oners. A special from New Orleans
says thai Mexican adgiees leave no room
to doubt that Maximilian has been shot
before this The feeling against him
is intense All Mexican officers ii the
Imperial service viii receive no mercy.
Thereby Of Juarez, occupying column
in Brownsville paper, to Minister
Campbell, bearing date April p, posi-
lively refuses to spare the life Of Maxi
milan if captured. lie hits Minister
Campbell for not reporting to him, and
regrets his sojurn in New Orleans.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04
Tic state Contention.

Pursumtto the call Of the State Com
mittee, the Union Republican State Con
vention assembled at Montpelier on
Thursday last, the 3lst nit Hon Luke
p Poland, Of Montpelier was chosen
chairman, and John IL Flagg, Esq, Of
Bennington, Secretary. Two hundred
and fo~ty-iiye delegates were present.
Hon. John B, Page, Of Rutland, was
nominated FOR Governor stephen
Thomas, Of West Fairleo, for Lieuten-
ant Governor, and John A. Page, Of
Montpelier, for Treasurer. The result
Of the ballot upon the nomination for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04
From Mexico.

Washington, May 7th,-The follow
ing has been received at the State De.
partment.
Telegram from Now Orleans, May
10Th, 1867 received at the Department
Of State, May 81, 1867, at $50 A, Al.
10 Hon. VA. H. Selcard
have this moment received the fol.
lowing dispatch by telegraph via Gal
weston, dated at Matamoras, May 81
have the honor TO transmit you the
following official letter:
San Louis Potosi, May 18th 1867.
Gen. Bertisaba' my esteemed friend:
Tea Ia Patla Quoretaro has fallen
by force Of arms this morning at S
o'clock
Macmillan, AIejia, Castillo and Mi
ramon are prisoners.
Signed Benito Juarez.
Yours truly,
Signed, f. B, Marshall,
IT, l.. Plumb.
New Orleans, May ga dispatch
via Brazos, May q, to Gen. Griffin, at
Galveston, contains the following:
Have Just received official nforma-
ton from Berrisabel and the United
States Consul at Matamoras that Quer-
etaro was captured by the Liberals on
the 18th inst
Macmillan, Mejia and CASTILLO are
prisoners
Signed, J ]. Reynolds,
Maj. Gen.
Matamorns, May %. /
via New Orleans. May 81
The following was received from Gen
Escobedo to-day:
Clisea Minister 81 Var
At 3 o'clock on the morning of the
10Th, La Cruz was taken by our forces,
who surprised the enemy Shortly af.
ter the garrison were made prisoners
and our troops occupied the plaza
Meanwhile the enemy retreated
toward Tie Cerro de laCampana, where
our artillery caused him TO surrender
at S o'clock An.
Macmillan and his Generals, Mejia
aud CASTILLO, surrendered uncondition-
ally.
You viii please give the President
congratulations on th 5 triumph of the
National Army.
Signed, Eescopcdo.
Gen Eseopedo reports from the in
terror that President JuaYez has order
cd tho Arch Duke Macmillan and all
his Generals 10 be shot.
Matmnolas, May 25.--The Liberal
force which took possession OF Quereta-
10 has started for the capital. Com. j.
ID. Pawn. Of the Mexican navy, has been
ordered by Gen, BcFrisable to command
an expedition aealnsl Vera Cruz
The Liberals have taken possession
81 the steamer Gen. Sheridan for naval
purposes,
81 ends the struggle in Mexico.
New Orleans, May PA dispatch
from Braz0s, via Galveston, SAYS A let
Ter from the American Consul at Mon
terey confirms the report ot the capture
Of Maxilnilian
TIE reply II President Juarez to Min.
lster Campbell Teoounts the grievances
IL bis party 10 consequence Of the con
duct 81 Macmillan lie juslities the
previous executions. aud declines t.
prolo.se the safety Of Macmillan IN the
event Of bis capture.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04
Local and state Matters.

pAx HAtt Cleh.- 4 Rass Eaa clab vas sssaa
lssl a. MaaeAe,ssr 81 Wstnaasy svtsine lssi.
essflss IS assss b Active esss BAL Gas Star
shsssts VI fhasaoan rseis sss - aaoss
NV vfss rrei3et y 4 fsfsvarfh. N.es
rrgsdeat, q. A Ealsig, serrenfs. v. 4. elsts.
Trpsnsvs. Dreeasas q. s fa.tef, " A. Bam
ssm a o Npa.et
no.. A r. lYNAs q Usragaa, d. besu am.
leste 81 Cari laaee cbs.t $50 shanbs \,
Iaacr Smsasy q gesaf e mkfaPses 81 ne
fsr,i CaaEros. ooai iilsif.st
san Acemiyf ~ Clifton WoI aga BE .ou,
Sos shout iegteed Ycsu q ESQ, was crossing ~
tf3.t sorh o WaDnsts4 vlses - Tuesday
evening vitb 9 load q aeal, no bJ.3es gave way
psre'p iasifs ~. Heaa, D.. soa AMI tbs team ielo
is river Mr Weed wi,h great diliculiy saeeeei
q rs getting aat aish tba team Bot BE bey wa'
lrovne1. Ills boay vas ioend shoat wv oxlosk
,he uext morning.
The large factory Il Hep rrtspcy Mcrdlt 81
Feleby.lc, wndsor County Na, totally destroyed
81 are on Sa'urda, evening last, Loss estimated
81 ever iio0ooo 81. Merrill was bnt partially In
sured Ihep va, heavy stock q cloths ma cas-,
simere s. the uaadng 81 he time
M David Farnham, Of this town,
has lef, on our table two stalks Of pc
plant which measure 6tfy-one inches
in length and 6rc inches in circumfer-
enco each lfany Of our readers can
beat that, we should be glad 10 enron
ielo the fact, and test the quality Of the
plant II mskes excellent pies,
The whole amount Of subscriptions
for the Harlem Extension foot up as
follows
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04
Northern Railroad Connections.

Although Troy may continue to re-
main without railroad connections with
the people Of the North, who have al
ways hitherto been our best customers,
the people Of that region do not pro
pose to be shut out much longer from
railroad connections with the butter
world Ezasperated by the bad pas
sions elected by the railroad fight the
people Of the North will in future give
Troy the so by just as far as possible,
and every railroad project and every
relation with the outer world viii so far
as they can control il be against the in
terests Of Troy What Troy gets from
the North hereafter it will have to fight
for. 1t looks as certain as any event
in the future can be that the Harlem
extension road viii be built to Benning-
ton, that Troy interests will be severely
injured thoroby, that Northorn custom
ers in the future viii shun Troy when
ever it is possible to go elsewhere, and
that this animosity with all its attend
ant train of evils has been brought a.
bout by the st 1pid obstinacy Of Daniel
Robinson & Co, just as the Albany
Northern railroad was built to crafty
the animositics which he had raise a.
gainst us.
r.
II will be observed that the Comodore
Vanderbilt interest takes 100000 in
stock in this road. This shows that
the whole weight Of the Hudson River
and Harlem Il. r. interests has been
cast against the Troy men who have
managed the railroad fight with our
neighbors at the North. Whenever
the Harlem extension is COM
pleted the Vanderbilt interest win do
all in its power to divert the travel to
the North via the Harlem extension in.
stead Of by way Of Troy. II is web
known that the Rensselaer, 4 Saratoga
r. r. is partner with the New York
Central r. r. in running the Athens
"cut Off and that Vanderbilt viii crush
out the cut off route if brains and mon
oy can accomplish that feat In fact
Vanderbilt has already killed that route
as dead as smoked herring, and its pro-
jectors and hackers with depleted treas
unes are low nursing their burnt fin
gers sadder if not wiser men. That
fight OFF his hands the Comodore will
have more leisure to devote to his fight
in this section He has already indi-
Gated that be means business by back
ing Parks Harlem extension project to
tie extent Of 100000. Tray Budgd,
June 2.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

a special FROM New Orleans Says
that Gen. sheridan has removed the en-
tire police force u Galveston, Texas, on
account u dlsloyalty
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

One Of Surratts counsel says that
he will never be tried.
Tie Hon. Thaddous Stevens Ia,
written a letter on Confscation. liz
takes ground that rebel property should
compensate for Union losses,
Reports from agents Of the Freed.
mems Bureau in Georgis, Virginia and
South Carolina show an improved con.
dition Of the freedmen as regards the
labor question, and represent that but
for the aid rendered to suffering citi
Gems by the government many deaths
would have resulted from starvation
| Wisconsin las a history. She VA.
governed by the king France 93 years
by the king Of Great Britain 20; by thc
state Of Virginia ] BY the territory D
Ohio 49, and by those Of Indiana and
Michigan 8 and 1G each She became
a territory Of the United States in 1896
and a state March IS, 1913.
The President has received from
Gen. Sheridan The record Of the FIST
military court held under the recon
struction bill, by which a white N u
named Walker was found guilty Of as-
sault and battery upon negro. Gen.
Sheridan sentenced him TO iinprison-
ment
The CHIN Of the government against
Frazier, Trenholm & Co., Of Liverpool,
for confederate property in their hands,
is vet pending in the English court Of
chapcery Tile property is not secured,
but the firm owns nearly fourteen mil
lions Of property at Charleston, or at
least one quarter Of the city, and that
can be levied upon in spite Of English
courts
Judge Shellabarger Of Ohio is 90
ing south to talk Republicanism. Tie
Mobile Advertiser says Every solita-
~ vote VIII be necessary TO prevent Al
abama from being as completely radi-
called MS Congress or Massachusetts
And also the Georgia Chronicle: The
white population are already divided IN
sentiment, aud there is danger that the
radicals win carry the state"
The dead body Of Geo. II Scalury,
member Of the Freshman Glass Of
Amherst College. was found in the
street at Malone, n X, on Friday morn
ing Of last week, with a pistol ball thro'
the bead and another through the heart
The jury returned verdict that the
death bad been caused by wound
from q pistol in the hands Of a person
to the jury unknown. The affair ere
ates great excitement IN Malone n Mr..
seabnfy @as Young man 81 high chris
tan character, and very much cl)Fed-
Henry Ward Beecher entirely en-
dorecs the releas ~ Jefferson Davis, aud
says had il been necessary be would
himself have been one 81 the signeTs Of
the bail bond.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

The attention n pswous contemplating i5s efn-
plevs1enf u Sfeam Pgwer called 70 the adyeftits
lnefi u VIZ. A. HAnEls % PrpFeenee, Z. !. which
appears 10 abother eolalnn.
ne advantage posse.tea b. he COHLss ~
e,gnys IN ihe regulation n speed ard ec0Homy d
fuel age most important, ana We recommend zl ~
fssested parties % eDuespog4 N.ih Aif Hairs and
oDsaln fullest iafounsfion before pgsehaaing tie
wtsrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

The Stale Teachers Institute is 20
be held tins year ~ PeachaIn, June 9Th
and Oh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

GREELEY An BREdKRNBiDGE IT Is stat
ga IN Washington, on good authority
that can be given necessary, that Hor-
ace Greeley has written letter to
Breckenridge, urging him to return TO
tins country and take an active part in
behalf Of a speedy and substantial re
construction, regardless Of what 'the
fools might say Of him. 1t is said that
Greeley, not knowing the address Of
Breckenridge, sent the letter to a lady
friend Of the latter ID Washington, with
a request that IT be forwarded, and ac-
companying it with note to her, stat
ING the substance Of the letter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

The following as a table Of the inn
proved and unimproyed lands in farms,
and their cash value in 1860;
Improved land, 2,s23,157 acres.
Unimproycd land, l,45l,25 acres.
Cash value, S94, 289,0I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

A WARNISo The New York Times
thus puts the moral to be drawn from
the fall Of the Mexican Empire"
ut will be three years next month
since Macmillan and Cariotta entered
The Mexican capital 81 Emperor aud En-
press, with a degree Of pomp and CIR
cumgtance never before Witnessed il
Mexico They have been three years Of
struggle and storm for hiln, as terrible
as ever fell to the fortune of my rnleT,
His destruetsoB Hlll be a memorable
warning to European Powers never
again to attempt domination on any
part Of the American continent"
The June Term Of the Bennington
County Court, has been postponed two
weeks. owing 10 the Illness Of Judge
Kellogg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

The whole amount Of subscriptions
for the Harlem Extension foot up as
follows