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COW \ , PIcxIc-A few nights ago, some Sai'-
r,lo--fn- 70 = whsle~hir lying IN the hart'r' hav-
- -, 79.lt cot tired II the restraint q snip disci-
Mine. teraak themselves 70 the shore without how
eyer having the porteness To inform the captain or
ofs,s-s of their iuteution TO q into Tue country
From the fact that they provided themselves WIN
several hams and a hsg Of bread from the snip :
s,,r,<. the inference ! thar they have gone miami On
a picnic excursion. The probabilities are thAI 'her
suburban anu~e1nents WI BE- interrupted oy the p
Ice or the natives, and ,hey he Introduces To 'e
station house. When VII s@ailors learn tha' " Is
worse than toly To run away from their ship 81 TINS
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DIsTANcE "a &c HoKN.

The total tonnage Of the world that would PASS
yearly through the Isthmus canal, if now finish
Cd, from official returns as complied by Admiral
Davis. would amount to 3.Gj4 go tons, and
the value of the tonnage and trade would foot up
S+G7. o3I ,l30, while the annual saving 70 the
trade of the world in the items of interest on
cargocs. insurance, wear and tear of ships, freight
money ESTIMATED by time) wages. provisions and
outfit Of ships i estimated at so, 530.20S.
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B.. woe o. those XII. in ui4-us,. shah venture T.
90 crush her All happy are tbs Vhg- hNNih5
dared o. rees-ys hr IN h-r lc-Ezi=! an1 u-----1i
shape snail 81 length he 0Wz-lel y her, II Ie
time ~ hT hclu-y alI her -Lry
Tina, paragraph s. pregnant with us'aninc t.
oIr own cin- n.E o. our Hawaiian Ministry
Are thry wi~r in their day and -errrl,f.a than
such men a. Mac-uay. Gladstone. ami John
Bright. and g ha,7 r others who have been and
err lat,lin- fr elud human nights Let them
take tie vanir- given by Maeauhy u ta'~e
who. IN disgust. shall venture - crush tie spirit
Of liberty. ni-sui-s II Ar they attempt To d.,
the fact : nevertheless patent and I~alIable that
the Constitution q IS6-wlich : nothing more
~ les than an unconstitutional Con>yirutioa-
! 2 standing uel,ce 70 the Ministers who az
Nod and iuau-r7;ei Il. a l. : n Standing
wrcsl- = the w-5.e ration, and ere long Eternal
Justice viii right .ac wrong
The mn Z cd -l-i> slowly.
q; L eals ezerll-- su--
We should be lerelict = our solemn duty q
public j1arnaliSs. dill we fail 10 repeat Is often
a. may ~ Necessary our protest against thar
outrage upon the free -pirit Of The aEe, upon
liberty and human rights TOR all The good, the
wise, and tie brave Of ogLer lands-of England.
Prussia and An1sia-re agI5atins towards the
same grand end. and sooner or later. 1t must be
accomplished all over tie world. wherever civil
ized government. exist. Tyranny, = Conserve
ti-ln. error and desu5tism mast succumb-
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were sE6GSOA Dsh1s u nsa1-h g Iza-aE &E-@E %
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s~.n n De Autumn g Is. u ven- O. b ts r= every
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a COMPLETE SET OF GHE
n TivN RECORD IL" i-a=i by tie Hawaiian Government
AL>o-Nos. Il, Il. u ard l. Of the same publication
~sLSD-Copie- = the Commercial 4fue-fiss- for Nov. y.
1851 Feb. -. ls65; March IL. 70 and IN. ls53. and May y.
ls5. Cash paid fr any Il the above Apply a.
$50 9: TIE BOOKSTORE.
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Notice.

TEyHE PARTNERSHIP
Z existing between James Odds and Heary Hart Expired on
the p day Of April. JAMES rLDS.
500 Ct HENRY HART.
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JOHN y. MEG REV. VI. D..
Physician and Surgeon.
Sloop Waimalu.

OGce-O-er Dr. z Hofna1a's Drrz Stor-. corner q Kaahu
manu- ami Mercaaa; S. opposite tile Po>t OEce.
5-g Is
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Asaszs a-ids5-rsa- q 80 rst YEA have h=n esaSn-i
o. ~htzhH- an ctr Ta wha@a- have aHH1a-
ao-s q Esea have pr~sS@xtEeha - Wi7i~2d P"H'
ar -Erpfz- n Lsfi1 - sfre -s@rm wh&- = Eah4A-
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Frm IHo. - IAN TAI N O-oEa AM PToTTsrs IF a
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90 o. tar-
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the d. G Marcy AHz< the v=-l- taat ar cue r ne7rty
- hvn sa F-n---s are n -t-am-r Ca8Srai4 AL sIz
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- I all Iay no G=H's contracted on account q sl11P
A-W AIMALU. E.,ha1t ny written order
Arm -. 1885,. $3.50 81 III NcCOLGAS.
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Z LII PERSONS HAVING & l. 4 VI =
"A aZ-irs, IN UNDER --si must present :h-n on or before
tn l. day - Nav AMI thrse Indebted xii confer favor Is
Frs-r-lE Gi=ir- Immediately.
- ? ALIEN CAMPBELL
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St. Georges Benevolent Society.

= ne above eei=ty al b. bed At The Public Han. a: :
ocicA r n. on ST GEORGES DAY Tuesday tire ~ inst
70 reeve ,h= R-plr @ the O=-=r- and transact CHER business.
Al British suhi=c-s ar ilwt-I q attend
JAMES \
So =; II. q NJ Con. and Consul Geu=ral. President.
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PASSENGERS

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to October ~ November, 1868. Congress
will take care of its own. 1t will protect
and sustain the loyal, and at, least disregard
the disloyal. It will not permit the latter
to prevent the return of the State to the I'm
ion. Our opponents will count in vain on
the success of their own Vaccinations to
defeat the reconstruction acts. They will
count in vain on the influence of President
Johnson or the Copperheads of the North.
North Carolina will be restored to the Union
before the 4th of July, 1868, Gin spite Of
lamentations here or elsewhere"
In view of these things we call upon
every Union man in the State to be up and
doing A great work is before us. 1t must
be done intelligently, judiciously, firmly and
finally. We must go back to the Union at all
hazards. We aoiU go back He who hest
tates will be left in the rear with the useless
rubbish of the past, and he who gets in the
way OF this movement will be destroyed
We are not mistaken. We speak advisedly.
Republicans Union men who have borne
the heat and burden of the day, &" lift up
your heads, for your redemption draweth
nigh" The Union will be speedily restored
on a loyal basis, business will revive, pros
perity will return to US, and we shall again
be happy people under the old flag.
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For The standard.
REPUBLICAN SPEECH AT WARSAW.

MEssRs. EDITORS Il will give you short
account of good Republican speech deliv-
cred at Warsaw, Duplin County, on Satur-
day last by the fine orator, O'Hara, of Wayne
1t was, indeed, a novel and interesting sight
to see such large crowd, of whom a major
ty were colored people assembled to hear the
doctrines OF the Republican party so ably
expounded. Although Duplin County has
been SO long celebrated as one of the strong
est secession counties in the State, vet think
if such speeches could be heard at every
cross road throughput the length and breadth
of the County, the heresy of secession would
be forever dead, and majority of the peo-
pie would be convinced that the doctrine of
political equality before the law as enuncia-
ted in the Sherman act, is not only based
upon great principles, but that an accep-
lance in good faith of the terms which Con-
gress has prescribed is the only way to re-
store peace and quiet to this country.
The colored people appeared to be remark
ably well pleased with the speech, and do
not suppose that there was single black
man present who will not vote enthusiast
cally for the Republican party. And can
not see how any man, white or black, could
object to the speech.
The speaker told the people that he
Thought 1t best for all persons not d1sfran-
chlsed to vote for Convention, and dele
gates to that Convention who were willing
to make State Constitution so perfect as to
Dnxtend equal protection together with the
sufrage-the right to receive equal
We public schools, and all other
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Congress.

WASHINGTON, July IS.
| Senate-A joint resolution was introduce
ed extending the Steam Mail service to
China.
The Committee on Foreign Relations was
directed to enquire how many Mexican sol
diers were executed under Maximilian's de-
| cree.
Mr.. Wilson introduced resolution laud-
ing the Mexicans. Referred.
The consideration of Indian affairs was re-
sunied A bill finally passed providing for a
commission to obtain peace, if possible
otherwise 1000 border soldiers are to push
| the war.
Hoase-Mr. Schofield offered resolution
directing the Secretary of the Treasury to
withhold the payment of the three million
dollars for cotton claims awarded by the
Court of claims. He said the claims could
be examined by the proper committee next
session and paid by appropriation if found
correct. Passed.
A resolution authorizing the committee
on Southern Railroads to proceed by sub
committees passed.
Mr.. Robinson asked leave to introduce a
preamble and resolution to remove the tax
on raw cotton. Messrs. ADDISON and Benja-
min objected.
A resolution sympathizing with Gambia
passed
Mr.. Bingham sent to the Clerks desk and
had read the following telegram received by
himself to- day from Gen. Sickles:
Thanks for your handsome reply to Mr..
Efdridge. You may relieve his anxiety
with the consoling information that my
equipage has not cost him or any of his
friends anything. The said equipage being
the cherished gift of my colleagues OF the
third army corps"
Mr.. Logan offered preamble and resolu-
tions which passed, renting and yielding to
the general rumor, that armed expeditions
are being organized in this country against
the Republic of Mexico, which is at vari-
ance with the wishes and feelings of all good
citizens of the United States, and contrary
to the established public policy; and re-
spectfully requesting the President to issue a
proclamation requiring all proper officers of
the United States to prevent such unlawful
organizations being formed, and warning
all persons who depart from the United
States on such expeditions that they will
forfeit all rights to protection under tbe laws
of the United States.
A substitute was offered for the Senate
bin guanteeing equal rights in the District
of Columbia Z; striking out the word white y
whenever it occurred in the charter, ordl-
nance or laws. Passed.
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civil and political rights to all, without DIS :
tinction of color. When this was done ana
Unicn men were elected TO the offices, ana
men on whose minds an affectionate remenl-
brance of the lost cause still fingers were re-
CURED to take back seats or no seats at all,
he thought Congress would receive the State
into the Union. =,
The colored people were urged with great
eIoouence to seek an education and prepare to
fulfil the duties required of them IN their
new position. 49,,
I will not attempt to give all the positions
of the eloquent speaker, as no notes were ia
ken, and might do him injustice. But his
speech took we'll with the crowd, both white
and black. The distinction between politl-
cal and social equality, about which some
persons talk so much, was fully explained as
social equality Is not regulated 10y law. I
hope many more such speeches will be made
in Duplin, as have heard that some IN the
County were going against a Convention
How prejudice will lead to ruin.
Yours, sc. JUSTICE.
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The Markets.
NEW YORK, july IS,

New YORK, July 1s.
Flour dull. State $7@11,00. Southern
$9,6O,@17 90.
Wheat dull. New Georgia $s,7J@275-
New white Virginia $2,65@2,75.
Corn, Western mixed $1,O6.
Pork $22,65@22,97.
Cotton frmer, less active Sales 1000
bales 261. -
Rice quiet; Carolina 111@124. Turpen-
tine firm. Rosin $3,5O@S,5O. Stocks dull
Gold $1,4O. $50 Coupon of '62, $111k.
BALTIMORE, July 1e.
Cotton-Low Middling "a good ordinary
% cents.
Prime Coffee 1s4@1sa.
Corn white $1,169$1,18. Yellow ST.
Bulk shoulders III Bacon Shoulders 1s4.
Rib sides IA, clear rib 14@14a. Mess Pork
"a. Lard, City 1908. .....
WILMINGTON, July 10.
Spirits Turpentinefrm, 511. Rosin steady
at $2,70@5,50. Tar firm 1886.
Cotton 23.
LIVERPOOL, July 10.
Cotton firm. Sales $1,000 bales; u plands
10a; Orleans 1O1.
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Mrn1cA1 COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

AT RICHMOND.
SESSION OF 1867.
TINE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE CO. ]Fs e. OF F. LEE Lee
1asz and continue until the LIST of March, ma
LING term of five months
q tucker. NJ. D. Prof. of the Practice M co
D. d. IuGker;d N NJ d Materia Medica, &C.
4. 1enes NJ D. d" Physiology, &c.
7 B. McCaw, NJ. D. Chemistry'
III. Mcclure, NJ. D. SuIge9r
F d. Cunningham, M. D." Anatomy n3hoIogy &C.
J. f. White M. D., DemOns,5T5atSSsr Employed by
+ Tac,jty for the illustration Oh l fr the prose-
Ample facilities will be aHoi1
cution of Practical Ana1 the Towards Grove Hos
G1n HaIe ege Hospital and the bniidins
Pital Cone1 located in the College tsckets
hf b5feiss9onstGato or Of Anatomy, s1G
snana sio $50. Board may pc oD'aineu "
Gradua,lodp at from IS to 81 per week ;t,otion
The Ssnt TO those desiring it on application
to Dean of the Faculty.
July IS, 1867.
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It is quoted as curious fact that all the
fighting nations of ancient times have died
out They seem to have been consumed by
their fierce internal passions. On the other
hand, the Chinese, peaceful people, now
number about four hundred millions
number sufficient, if warlike, to sweep re-
sistlessly over all Europe.
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Turning His Gun Upon Himself.

The Editor of the Wilmington Journal,
having apparently lost his balance, thus de-
scribes himself in his last issue:
"When men are determined upon shame
less course of Misrepresentation to accom-
plish certain ends for "party purposes" tits
useless to read them moral lessons or give
good advice"
Let no one, therefore, read moral lessons
OF give good advice to the Editor of the
Journal It will be breath thrown away.
He adds:
"To expose their falsehoods and hold
them up to public scorn is the only way
honorable men can meet their attacks"
Exactly. Let the Editor of the Journal
be treated accordingly.
He adds:
eve certainly have the utmost contempt
for those who lose no opportunity to injure
their State to promote the interest of their
party"
Very exactly. The "utmost contempt"
would not reach the Editor of the Journal
Try something else on him.
He finally adds:
1t is an evil bird, indeed, which defles
it own nest"
That it is. The Editor speaks from expe-
rience He is a Is bird"
I'd is Dodo, that hath not power to rise"
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM, SITUATED
i on Albemarle Sound twelve miles below the
town of Plymouth, in Washington county. The
farm contains $50 acres, of which 100 is cleared
land, and the balance well timbered, and has q
good two-story dwelling and all necessary out
houses, and good water.
For terms, &C., apply in person, or by letter, to
the advertiser.
THOS. NJ JOHNSTON,
Plymouth, N: 6.
July 18th, 1867. 49-w2m.
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We regret to learn that Mr.. James Rogers,
worthy citizen residing some twelve miles
west of Raleigh, was killed few days since,
by his horse running away and throwing
him out of his wagon against tree. His
skull was broken, and death is supposed to
have followed Immediately.
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REV. DR. LAcY--The numerous friends
of this gentleman, in this community and
elsewhere, will be gratifed to learn that his
sojourn at the Hot Springs, in Virginia, is
being attended with decided benefit to his
impaired health.-Senti1aeJ.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

TAvING SECURED THE PUBLICATION
Ill of TURNER'S N. C. ALMANAC, for 1868,
from w. s. Mason, Administrator, (Which will be
issued next monthly merchants, and others, de-
string to advertise in its pages, are requested TO
address me at once.
Price per page, $40; per half page, $50; per
quarter, $40.
Turner's Almanac has circulation co-exten-
sive with the limits of North Carolina: BOOK
of constant reference, it is purchased by every
class of our people. J. W. doL - ~
july Is. 1867, 4S-'i'
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BANKRUPTCY BLANKs.-We are printing
as rapidly as possible a number of the ne
cessary Blanks to be used in cases of Bank
ruptcy. These Blanks can be obtained at
this Office, or at the Bookstore, in this City,
of Messrs. Williams g. Lambeth.
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THE PARKER HOUSE,
Eastside Fayetteville sire

II IU6 ytItC Z II .
NEAR THE COURT HOUSE,
EAIEIGH, N. @,
"As BEEN NEWLY PAPERED, HE
rooms improved, new table ana olI !.,, hnar I'd
and continues to accommodate guests WIN DOLL adl
and lodging by the day, week or MONTH af m0o-
crate prices. ba refers to his
present boarders, while all WHOM fort of his apert-
ments.
THE b A r.,
o..enssd nv an experienced mixer Of drinks is
SaSp psns will be spared to merit continuance
of public patronage: n PARKER, Proprietor.
W. W 49-St.
July IS, 1867.
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We are pleased to see in the City Hon.
John Pool, of BERTHE. Mr.. POOLS family is
with him, and he will most probably remain
in Raleigh during the Summer-and Fall. We
trust he may conclude to remain permanently
in Raleigh.
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THE UNIvERsITY.-We invite attention to
the admirable and well-considered commu-
nicat1on in the Standard to-day, in relation
to the University.
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GEN S1cKLEs' SPEEcH.-Attention is di-
rected to the excellent speech of the Com
handing General, addressed to the colored
people in Charleston on the 4th instant
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RALEIGH, N. @.
Saturday, July goth, 1867.

tW Mr.. G. w. HoRNER is authorized to make
business contracts for the Standard office, and to
give receipts.
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The nomination of Hon. Henry J. Ray
mond as Minister to Austria was before the
Senate yesterday in executive session, and
was laid on the table by large majority
Wash. CKron.
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ON CONSIGNMENT.


m BBLS. YADKIN CO.. RYE WHISKEY.
HI so Five and Ten Gallon Kegs
+ 10 Barrels Selected Corn
10 Barrels Rectifed
do. Apple Brandy.
80 Gallons Scuppernong Wine.
40 {" Old Madeira
40 &C Sherry
IS {" Old Cognac Brandy.
IS Rose Gin.
40 Cases Claret Wine.
20 Baskets Champagne.
Casks-4O doz. Knox & Sons Sparkling
Ale.
10 Cases Haw River Rye Whiskey.
All of the above we know to be good, and We
will sell to suit the times.
= B. p. WILLIAMSON, & co.
June 1s, 1857. 37-H
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PUBLIC SPEAKNG.-We learn that Luke
Blackmer, Esq, of this city, addressed a
large number of the citizens of this county
at Gheens Bridge, on yesterday, and was lis
tened to with marked attention. He urged
all men not disfranchised by the act of Con-
gress, to register themselves as voters He
further advised in favor of voting for the
call of the Convention, and the election of
men to represent US in it who would stand
up squarely against the proscriptive policy
of the radicals. We learn that he made a
very fine impression.-,Sazis6ury old North
State.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Blackmer is
advising the people to vote for Conven-
ton. We trust he will also advise them to
vote for Republicans rs delegates. In no
other way can the State be restored.
If Mr. Blackmer would define what he
means by 1.-The proscriptive policy of the
radicals" we would understand him better.
The reconstruction acts have provided for
what is to be done. We think these acts
are wise and judicious. TT State will never
get back to the Union until, in the language
of Andrew johnson to the writer of this in
1865, I" her people wash their hands of every
thing that savors of the rebellion" They
are not likely to do this by assailing =" the
radicals"
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A recent arrival from Mexico confirms the
reported execution of Gen. Santa Anna.