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Republican Meetings.

Republican Meeting. at ROlesville.
There will be meeting of both races and all
colors at ROlesville on Monday the 10th day of
June. Able speakers are expected to be present
on the occasion.
May 18th, 1867. 27-td.
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April 8, 1884.
NORTH.CAROLINA,. /
IN Davidson, COUNTY,

NORTH.CAROLENA,.
IN DAVIDSON CoTNTY
Court of Equity Spring, Term, 1857
Inc Ihomas'ille DdhA Bnlto close the buainess
M c..a;t... .f Tho of The Themasxiile
Townsville Bank.
In this case Ii ia ordered by the Court that adj
vertisement be made in the Raleigh Standard,
Raleigh iSentiaa and Greensboro Rdtyiot for the
creditors Of the Themasville Bank t. present
their claims, within the next twelve months, to
j, L. Lee Commissioner Of said Bank
, Witness, +. C: RoBRINs, Clerk and Master In
Equity Tor said County, this 30th day Of April,
1867. 2. G. ROBBINS,
19-wfy. G. N. e.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1867.
Goo, Mass Meeting in Raleigh.

There will be a Mass Meeting of Republicans
in Raleigh, on the 4th day of July, 1867. Dis
tinguished speakers from distance may be ex-
rected Let the people of both races come up
by thousands, to aid in the great work of recon-
struction. Our motto is "UNIoN, LIBERTY,
EoUALITY."
May II, 1867. 24-td.
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A Yankee on being asked what he should
do If lie were hanished to the woods, replied
that he thought he should SPLIT!
A young fellow, fond of talking, rem arket.,
:" am no prophet" True" replied lady
present. no profit to yourself nor to any
body else"
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Special Notice.
24td.

Government officers of all kinds, who may
have advertisements to publish, should bear in
mind that the advertisements are required by
act of Congress to be inserted in the North Caro-
lima Standard or Hendersonville Pioneer. This is
tho Inv
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SPEECH OF Mr.. HARRIs.-Read the able
and interesting speech Of Mr.. Harris, in our
paper to-day.
Mr.. Harris occupies high ground He is
a true Republican, and is performing invalu-
able service 70 the cause.
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The Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court of the United States is
being held here this week. Judge Brooks,
the District Attorney, Mr.. Starbuck, and Mr..
Marshal Goodloe are IN attendance. A num-
Der of persons having business in Court are
in attendance.
It is understood that Chief Justice Chase
will reach Raleigh Wednesday evening.
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April "a, 1867,
CURE OF INFLAMMATORY RHEU-
MATISM.

CURE OF 1NFLAMMATORY RHEU.
MATISM.
SING SING, Jan. Is, 1867.
DIR. BRANDRETH For some years have been
subject to attacks of indammatory rheumatism,
which usually come on every three or four
months. My physicians were OF the highest repu-
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BRANDRETHS PILLS are sold by all drug
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New York.
Observe B. BRANDRETH in white letters on
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The FRAMING PRIVILEGE BY SOUTHERN
MEMBERS ELECT ITO C0NGREss.-It has
been stated by the New York Herald, that
Gov Marvin, of Florida, was using the
thanking privilege by permission of the
Postmaster General This must be mis-
take, as the following letter addressed to
@Shn White, ESQ.,, P. N. at Chapel Hill, in
this State, will show. Mr.. White has fur
mshed US with a copy of the letter for pub
LEGATION.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
APPOINTMENT OFFICE,
Washington. Nov. 3, 1855.
DIR In answer to your letter of the 25th
ssltlmo, would say, that the subject of
ranking letters by members of Congress.
elcct, from the Southern States, has been re.
Hrred to the Attorney General for his de-
Jlsion; but he has not yet communicated his
neeis'Sn to this Department, and you will
o unt.l further advised, treat such letters as
Sua)eei to postage.
Very respectfully, &C..
st. JOHN b. l.. SKINNER.
Dr. First asst. p II. General.
T. H. Chapel Hill, Grange County, n. @.
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Republican Meeting.

There will be a Meeting ut Buckhorn Church,
on the second Saturday in June. People OF both
races are invited to attend.
May IL, 1867. 21-td.
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MAxMILIAN.-The Herald has dispatch
announcing the execution of Macmillan and
his officers. The State department discred-
its the statement.
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Died:

At his residence in Franklin county, on the LIST
inst, ALEXANDER McKNIeHT, in his seventy-irst
year.
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Raleigh Money Markets.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS & CO., Brokers,
RALEIGH, N. G.

PRICES OF NoRTH-cARoLINA BANK NOTES.
Gold ..... ........ IS
Silver. ................... ID
Old Coupons ................--.....-
OiQ SlXeS. y
Bank of N. c., gold Is, silver ", g. Backs, 4
Cape Fear. ..............-........
Charlotte. ..........
Lexington ......-....-.. l
truman.
Roxborough ................-.....- :
&c Wadesborough....
Townsville =
Wilmington .......................
Commerce. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Washington. ......................
Fayetteville. ............. i
Clarendon ...........
Il" Yanceyville Observation-Disclosures.
Miners and Planters Bank. .............
Farmers Bank, Greensborough 2
Commercial Bank Wilmington. ........... 2
Merchants Bank, Newbern. ............... A
Greensborough Mutual ..::................
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CONVERSIONS.
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RATES, allowing a commission to dealers.
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application. JAY COOKE & co.
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For the Standard.
BY REV. A. G. SMITH.

TO THE WHITE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH.
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JAe aTeeklv Standard.
RALEIGH, N. g.

eERrY AND UNION, NOW AND FOREVER, ONE AND
rNsrpIRABLE."-Danlel Webster.
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-24
Euardiau's Sale Of Real Estate.


7&4 the Court of Com mon Pleas OF VS.
sszrourgh County, the undersigned, guar
szl OF The minor heirs OF Hugh Ronalds,
dzeseaseds wiz, on the s4th dayaof May, 1857.
Sse city of Evansyllle,i the folIowing-de-
= s11Ded real estate, to wit:aossf uskE
me undivided one-half of a tract of LAND
q 1ylng IN the west half of Section 20, Town
aNzfs q soutn sof Range 10 west, in Vander-.
rs@nMrRas county, Ind. ! bounded as follows:
Es the same Is laid out adjoiniI,g the East
Hn Enlargement Of thesSity of Evansville,
opposite the easterly side oil an alley which
divides the tract hereby Described from.
ahker's Addition to saId city, and running
sAsnce northeastwardty along the SOUTH
enster1y side of said, alley 73S feet to the
Eiddle of Tenth Street, as laid out adjoin-
~ said Bakers Addition to, said civ Of
evansville thence ,southeasterly alone
y zae middle of said Tenth Street, Extended
- feet to the westerly bank Of the wabash
asong said canal 64 feet to a point onno-
: sfte the middle of Eighth Street. a. ff,a
same Is laid out through the Southern En-
1Argement of said city; thence south
"a D6.l00 feet to the point where the mid
ne Of said Eighth Street, through said
of EnldarEs%apt sa,d 3ptsrsssfs ts
said Eastern Enlargement; thence north.
WeStwardly along the middle OF said
s7oEfghth Street adjoining said Eastern Ell
Iafgement 675 75-l00 feet to the placetof be-
adjoinfng Bakers Addition to the city OF
Terms of Sale-One-third cash, one third
IN one year. and one third in two years,
- with interest and security.
.1dddOJ 66AKJANEssa Oh UEgH HI &
Asa Iglehart. Attorney for Guardian.
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-24
D FRANKILN.I A. d. MORRLSON.
FRANKLIN, MORRISON & CO.,
Bsnssi RRODUCE EaGENERAI. ~ur
Commission Merchants,
No. IS WEST SECOND ST., a.

.s.fs@7 20 DIG tl&sj 81 5#554y 6 C1NCINNAT1.
References: Pearce, Tolle, Hofton a Por-
5sr;. VIM. Glenn q Sons; Foster Brothers;
Cnampers. StevenS & co.; Shaw, Barbour
CQ.SsrE. g. Leonard 81 Co.; Robert Mao
ready & Co.; Foote, Mask q 90. efmh25dsm
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-24
This COMPANY is constructing, under the
~sxtfonage of the UNITED STATES GOV
KRNMENT, the Western End of the
Hrsat National Railway across the

II d
ST Their line will extend from Sacramento
zGAlifofnfH, across the Sierra Nevadas, to
Che California State line, traversing the
rsiu, and thence through the great mining
ssyions Of the Territories. to the vicinity OF
= II forms the sole Western tink of the only
s1ute to the Pacific, which is adopted by
congress and aided 5y the issue Of United
their road is already completed, equip
ped, and running for "a miles from Sacra-
mento to within Il miles of the summit Of
norE s sieffas Of rads ans apsf %c e
mat point has been accomplished
The First Mortgage Bonds o., TINS Com
i. sng among other reasons, viz.:: s.
Wrist. The rate of interest is Sir per Cent.
"a Gold, payable semi-annually in the
Second The Principal is payable I'm Gold
mird. The Cost of the Bonds, Niasety.Jave
Per Cent and accrued interest, is Ten
Per Cent Tess than that of the cheapest
Six per Cent Collaborating Bonds OF the.
Fourth. The United ss~tes Government
~ prouiies nearly hatf the amount necessary
% build The entire road. and Looks mainly
. small percentage ON the future tro5tc
fifth Owing to this liberal provision.
accompanied with EItensive Grants Of
Pubic. Lands, by which the Govern
ment fosters this great national enter
prise, its success is rendered certain, and
psde Of he sossg sScS tesd ted
ssztn: The- Security Of is FIRST Mortgage
Bonds is therefore ample, and their
character for safety and reliability is
equaled only by that of the obligations
OF the G0ve17snlert itself
piesed portion are already largely in e1-
cess of The interest obligations ,ohtch the
ara
shs ussirtesr7tpfed payment of the Interest
absolutely certain. :
pay nearly So per Cent. per annum on
the amount invested. foH
The Bonds are issued in denominations
az 81 900, with semi-annualI Gold Coupons
en- at IS per
acErued interest Qn currency from Janu-
ary lst.
sHrough the principal banks and bankers
IA all parts OF the country. =
Remittances may be made in drafts on
fSnnal Bark Notes, or other funds current
IN this city, and the Bonds will be forward
ed to any address by express, free of charge.
Inqairias for further particulars, by mail
Sr otherwise, will receive punetuai atten-
BW noFlISK q HATCHgao9
Bankers, and Dealers in Government Secu-
ritieS,
No. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
> K.B--An Kinds of Government Securi-
&es received at the full market price in ex-
ehAnge for the above Bonds. Also
1@AH descriptions of Government
Esurities kept constantly on hand, and
BDaght, Sold, or Exchanged. 1-sa'4s
~ Gold Coin and U. s. Coupons bought.
An1d, and collected. n aNs sg7 Aaifgssl IN
q ~ Deposits received on liberal terms
ss95ect to check at sight. o i-n'ss
~ Collections made throughout the
9zEzntry.
s< MisceIiianeous stocks ana ! Bonds
6ez1ght and sold at the Stock Exchange
0<seeanniisstonfor for cash. 14TASs
ie0-Speciol Attention giree to the
Eschdnge of SEVEN THIRTY ,NpTEs
cf aN The Series for the .New FIVE
twenty BONDS Of 1865, on the most
F5C0rdble terms i s3.tr.r,,>
mcll1 dIm-gt a W
ss99rtE sssaE d .0T
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15
AN ACT RELATING TO raE REDEMPTION OF

AN ACT RELATING TO TIE REDEMPTION OF
BANK NOTES.
IS hereby enacted the General assembly Of The State
permOHt-
SEc. /. After Tie expiration of the charter of
bank chartered by th state, after the termination of
the existence Of any such bank, aeeeaby the laws OF
this State, such bank may notice TO be published
IN all the weekly newspapers ct the county where such
bank located, for full setting that said
bank will redeem outstanding bills
piration of its charter the date of the termination OF
lis existence. and Il copy of this act. Aud upon
publication Of such notice, neither such bank Off
shall be liable any action for the redemption
outstanding bills, unless The shall have
been duly presented and payment thereof demanded
within the aforesaid, the banking house OF SAID
bank
After The expiration of the charter, after the
termination of the existence of such bank aore-
said sch bank shall To be subject 10 the operation
or Liable Ia provisions third section of
chapter eighty nine OF the General Statutes.
SEC. ;. This shall take effect from its passage
Approved, November 49, IsG6.
In of the OF the above recIied
the Vermont Bank, 81 Montpelier VI, gives notice
charter terminated September l5h ls6J that ITS
outstanding bills will be redeemed until January LIST,
1865, a pace q First
National Bank OF Montpelier
j. A. PAGE. Cashier
Montpelier December 20, 1866.
pursuance of the provisions of the above rected
the Mortified Bank notice, that its charter termi
mated July 18th, 1866 that bills will be
redeemed until January ls 1865 its former place o
\. ROPES, Cashier.
Mortified, December 20, lS6G-
In accordance with the provisions OF the above act al
the Legislature at the stale a Vermont the Bank
Waterbury, Waterbury, VI, hereby notice that
its terminated September 1850, that the cut
standing bills Of said Bank viii he redeemed at the
Waterbury National Bank, in Waterbury, and also the
National Bank of Redemption Boston, until the Isl
j. X. FULLERTON, Cashier.
Dated at Waterbury, Dec. Doth, 1906. M&F52yl
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TOp-DreSSing Grass Land---Raisine
Roots,

see great deal in the Farmer about top
dressing, and perhaps little of my exper-
fence on the subject may be acceptable.
About thirteen years ago, bought two acres
of land, one acre of which was plowed, and
the rest in grass, except one-half acre on
which the buildings and some apple trees
stood The first year the hay hardly paid
for moving, In the fall cleared out the
woodshed and spread its contents on the
grass land. As soon as l could, [ seeded
down the remainder to grass, and have now
ed it yearly, orchard and all have contin-
ued top dressing ever since, though for the
few first years l had but little to apply. AT
ter putting what want on my potato patch
l now spread the rest on my grass, In the
fall put on my summer manure. But hav-
ing come to the conclusion that there is
loes in applying it in the spring, shall let
INV manure lie this year in the shed till fall
+ usually mow twice about the first of
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9netru.

BY ELIZA COOK

See my longing eyes behold her,
She has come and am blest;
Nearer nearer-tiIl hold her
To my warm and doting breast
Never yet was maiden truer
At the olden try sting shrine:
Never maiden met a woOer
With a love surprising mine.
What winsome, dainty creature
Is my charming, darling one;
see, she dresses her fair tresses
With the gold-braids of the sun.
see how gaily she il wreathIng
Green with white and purple bloom,
Till my veins beat high with breathing
such a sweet and fresh perfume.
Hark; she speakS-Soft sounds are coming,
Rich and varied music floats;
Now below, in brooklets hummin9;
Then above. iii wOod-lark'S notes.
Look upon her dimpled fingers,
Gemmed with apple blossoms ring:
Wonder not my fond kiss fingers
On the hawthorn pearls that cling
Round her neck with dewy lu-trc,
Adding fairness to the fair,
While the young bees swarm and cluster,
Feasting on the nectar there.
Hand in hand we blithely rumble;
She may lead me where She will:
Tripping now DER heath and branble,
Resting then on basky hill
Beautiful she seems when sitting
With her face one happy blush,
Till her gauzy cIoud-veiI, fitting,
softly shadow down the flush.
Wistfully l watch her treading
Where, beneath each step she take,
Deeper tints Of green are spreading
And a brighter earth-Star wakes.
Now she breathes through NOISY valley,
shaking every llIy-beH;
Now she treads the tangled alley-;
Now she tracks the cowslip-dell.
see her light filed eyes are beaming
Where the woodland runnel plays;
And the ripples now are cleaning
In fash of dimond ray
ON she wanders-all who meet her
Pouring welcomes in her ear;
Every bud becoming sweeter
As it feels her presence near.
Cherished one l bend before thee
With a homage saints might own;
Blest and blessing adore thee,
Messenger from Gods high throne
am yet thy constant wooer,
Doting with 4 feryent zeal;
Never wilt thou have trucr
Worshiper to serve and kneel.
Never Will my souls alliance
To brighter idol cling;
Never own more pure alliance:
For my Ladye Love i - Spring..
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LEGAL NOTICES.
George Williams Estate.

THE SUBSCRiB ERS having been appointed by the
L Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Rand
oiPh, Commissioners to receive, cxaR ne and acJus
all claims and demands of all persons, against tht
tstate of George iiams late OF Brookfeld in sale
District deceased represented nsoyen, md the tern
OF six months from the 1st day of May, 1887 being al
lowed by said Court he creditors of said deceased
10 exh bit and Tr their respective claims before US
Give notice that will attend tie duties of on
appointment at the dwelling house of Julia Williams
in BTooSheld, said District, the Sd uesday o
June ana Septe Der q O'Clock IN the after
n on, each + said days.
f. F. LAFiIN. lrComrr,s
DAVID WILMINGTON, ao
BroOkfald Anil A d 1851.