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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-23

The Confea crate settlement at Cordova is
among the th ings of the past. The depart
ure of Geners | Price has been chroniced.
Judge Perkin $ has gone to Paris. Governor
Harris has lei t for Havana General Shelby
still remains t Cordova, and probably will
for several lonths. Governor T. G. Rey-
nolds, of Miss ouri, will stay in the city Of
Mexico. Gea leral T. G. Hindman will leave
for the Unitos States, and it is his intention
to practice In W in Memphis or merchandise
in New York
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-23

About fort thousand Austrian uniforms,
captured at -oniggratz, were recently sold
at Berlin. L hey were eagerly bought up by
spectators, 8 it was thought that the Aus
TRAN Govern nent would pay any price to re-
cover those lonuments of its defeat. But
unhappily it is point of Austrian etiquette
never to uses .nything which has been in the
hands of an enemy. The spectators are
represented Supplied at their mistake.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-23

THE YARH ROUGH HoUsE.-It will be seen
by advertiser tent in the Standard to day,
that Mr.. BIZ lir has taken charge of this
Hotel. Mr.: E : has been remarkably success
full in this me of business. We have no
doubt he viii make the Yarbrough House
one of the Be- st of the kind4in all respects in
the South
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-23
Fractional Currency.

WASHINGTON, March 20, p M
Gen. Spinner has received letters from the
South, enquiring when the short currency will
cease to be valuable He fears that the people
are Imposed upon, and gives assurance that all
issues OF fractional currency will be redeemed
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-23

DEMoREsIf ,MoNTHLY MAGAzINE.-Atten-
ton is invited |! to the advertisement of this
interesting an d valuable Monthly. We re-
commend it q specially to our lady readers.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-23
Militia DiA.nd,a.

- ~
. The fovwings Genera prde, FINN
HeadquarterA dated March 18Th, 1867 d.,
banding all Of militia oraa,isationsiD
the Southern stas, has been iyued: \
HEADeUARTN FIRST DIrRr1cr,)
STATE \ VIRGINIl.
RIcHMoNp, vA!sIsrch y, 1867.
General Orders No. 3.
1. The following extAt of an act ofEon-
gress is re- puhlished tor Information and
government of all concernS.
Public-No. 81
An act making appropriatioss@rt the sun.
port of the army for the year ensug June
5Oth, 1868, and for other purposeS
X "
Sec. G. And be it, further enacted That
all militia force now organized or in svyice
in either of the States of Virginia, NTH
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, FlorEa
Alabama, louisiana Mississippi and Te1S,
be forthwith dlsbandea, and that the fun
ther organization, aruling or calling into ser
vice of the said militia forces, or any part
thereof is hereby prohibited under any cir
cumstances whateYer. until the same shall be
authorized by Congress.
Apprpsed, March 2, 1867.
BY command of Brigadier and Brevet Ma.
ior General ]. NJ. Schofeld, United States
army. 5. 4. CI1ALFlN,
Assistant Adiutant General.
Official: J. L. RATHBoNE, A. D. G..
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-23

A citizen q f Chicago who had not been in
the country or some years, tainted on SMELL
ing the fresh air. He revived on inhaling
the odor of " dead fish placed under his nose
exclaiming '.'' All that's good, it smells of
| home.n
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-23

Bishop Sou lie and J. D. B. DeBow were
buried in Mas hville, Tenn, on the 9th inst
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-23

Institutions of this kind are of great i'm
portance to the laboring classes, as means
of saving what little they can spare from
their daily support. We would be glad to
see Bank of this kind in every town of i'm
portance in this State The last Norfolk
Republican has the following notice of the
Freedmen's Savings Bank in that City:
FREEDMENs SAVINGS BANK.-This insti-
tuition, we Judge, has done neat business
for the past week in receiving deposits from
the 1st and ed colored cavalry, who have
just been paid their $500 bounty. The
Cashier informs us that he received from
these two regiments alone last week the
snug sum of $15,543,00, This sounds sceH.
and we commend the soldier boys for their
prudence.
The Bank has now established twenty
three branches in all parts of the South and
retains balance of deposits amounting to
upwards of 100000! The amount now on
deposit in the Norfolk Branch is $42, 267,
and the number of accounts S0S
We wish all the colored soldiers would
stop patrohizing the miserable Savings
Banks" where vile drinks are exchanged for
their hard earned money, and begin to be
men by laying aside their earnings in this
National Bank, and so provide by and by 3
home and support for their old age"
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-23

ANDREW Plaster advertises his horse in the
Charlotte Democrat as stolen. He ought to
have stuck to his horse
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-27

- MnbY ,pta mad &aleigb In Nortearolina
rei{en. TOO etlt@e pietdts .Dufsler tetntnn gater
Elm Denfmal eri@tet, BET bsfen &inpeibune
Nnby eeeen,pdrtte fein ptQ. @ie pdr's. menn
Der alte anby 04 btt biefer @slsaenbett aue fet-
nem @rabe trbSte unb IN. Nney Junior fpra@e
.Sunse, 9uuse; ttGere bid pber es stebt pas
Maru1es-
- Sn Bottom tuu.te tin a.rl a~rrett,t, Der
ietn breijdbrtess @Sbn&en III Iobe esmibban-
belt.
- DeRlt&e 3eituneex Hagen iber febr eu,-
pfntli&e 9 sf&dftsapduueen IN ben @rsbban-
baublun8sfGbteu.
- DIT &ntpdlte @urratts b.baupten fe feitn
tu 6tanbe, bic boQR6netee uni&ulb bee @efan.
eenen ~ btuefsn uns tattn f&leunteen i8tetur
See pro3sRts beautraet. &t@ter Std + bat f&
berstt etll6rt, btn pr1eeb an 27eeu Rat ~ be.
0t1ueu.
q Dte ar,6ex Dtftueri.r spn @,n. Reut
ux> p,fer u. Duxtue III DtQtamstursk, g.
D., fab MT BeI1lAe belest porben.
- 9x br RA4t ssm 19ten auf btu 2Oftn
xurbe RlnanIee, alias sOsxtf@'Atbeu' t>u
w fali,en 69aeeaurm tetsaseiu&t..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-27
- Bsi Sort Dtit&eu in Datota ertFen 9a'
pianer tinen &e1teruna6train an.

BIutra&e.- Bel einem @tttrennen In
atlanta, Ga, aerietben apsi Manner na,nens
Nttb unb ~ etfsr in @treit. Gin Drttter NO.
mems @m. Metnaer &ppQts Gh tn's Mittel Ieeen
uno mirbe BON Netc toet 9sltpRen. 9terauf
tDbete Gin Brubtr BE etfGo0tnen ter Mpreer
e~e1tlsen tu19 einen Yinultnf&ub.
Bieber etueperIcrene MRte. -
Die arraen r&opperbeahs" i'm Norpen baben bod
pas abf&euli9fe psd ron ter Welt. Da baben
0e felt Sobnfon N@ i'm &trfe! rum 9ei&wuueen,
feline Ntube nerb,teben la0en NIT Suite bires
Gbrenmannee i'm Galcpp unb 3als liter 3upt
bic Mteoerauf in bu1e Der @ubfaatca In btetlntpn
nit BOILER Dert1etuug i'm &ongrsB su e~r;ieleu,
I'M, NIT pllfe Der rccpn1ftntrten HebeQen fG
wieoer ber &%ee'erun9 au bsma&tieen. @te {lnb
nt@t uebr tern ppn fem e~riepntsn 3iel, aber .
cdr dsn 49, il naber BIZ Siihiaaten ber QDie-
p%t.aufnabme fommen: s.no tlarer Neut % I'D
berauB, taB ib,e Btwubuer. @ei6e unb @4mar.
Il, nit ben ou,en ,&pps" i'm Moresx ear ni&,s
III tbun babsn mpQen, isnbern a,en Grn tee Ia
ran geten, (h Az rf9mar3republttaniIren", b.
,. tn ibre1n S6en,li&.n 5anpeln jtben unter.
(&ieo Der paulfarbe polf1neto ~ ienurirtn.
Gbat1a@e III chen, Der 9upen bat 9eisben, nit
tpenta itta i.ne eIenbe partet belfen fann, weI@e
tpabrenb bes Rritees, 3u fet8e, cHtn tir bic He'
beuion ben @1ilp III srbettn, bod 9tmein 0enuQ
mar, bic 6pfuuna Der N.beQen ftt,s bureb tttle
Vrabl.reien Inn ieetiFousfssunbli&e platfOrmsn
aufrt&t Al erbalten.
WaS polen BIN nun bte nDrbli@en pubtl It,
{nelt9en 9errn Batcne anfanosu, pie fe 10 9au1
unpe,bcFt aur Shire binauS jaqen2
Ober wars ni@t 10 i&limm?
Gin ebenalieer BIreer ct. Yauls, 9e8ennar'
tie in Charlotte, q. g., anfaiFe> f9reitt por
bort:
sd bin abnauet, ba6 Der @taat bel be-
naafer @abl fir bic rtpublttantl9e Yarts
| Iimnen nirb, unb 3war ni&t trait BIS Neeer.
spturas. btnn bic Bet6sn tSnnten bielts pie ;
| IA 1 ite,bi.ten. Die republitanil9e partet In
| 5taate 1T eserunbst uno oreantitrt uue ptsle BE-
einRubret@ftn Mduner I'm @taats esbprsn ID
an. Nue futlsn, uub Bic utbu3sueune serbrst'
| tet l&' in allen &la0en, bae te ,tpublttanil%
Wartei au.rf. ia auetn bic NteonRrutttpn BIZ
5toates ~ 6tanbe brin9tn iann."
@o0te Id hieits befatteen unb ttn Grrebel
lsnfaat 2trtli@ bis::stA na&fen &onbsnttone'
uablen cine rspxtlifanii&e Maioritat nuf3uwti
len baben, 10 we,sen mir benz Na&bar. renu {
ebex aus BEN Bette auffebt une mad BEN q tttt
{baui, etnen f,jbli9en suten Mor9en panf&t1
uno nit unbeerenfer Grsunell@tett he Gra9t a
sbu ri&t.n: rWas faetn Sie pa3u3
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-27

Mnbern Ta9es tpar man III @sr(aiQes 1T erSbter
@pannuu9. Der RDnis bate Gon1etl1bung abia-
gen la0tn, ba II Muniei9neur III differentiation
Nubieni tmpfan9e. @9pn paren felt lame Meu-
Berunssn ibtr bas ettri9e Maifef sefauen, @bpi-
Itul bate li9 bSdit iprstnppQ in 1ein 5ctel 5urif<
be9eben unb l9idte, mad elmer 8epre9ung nit
Maupeau unb TerraY, einen tpanbernben Bpten
AT Orleans.
Der Daupbin erl9ien in 8esleitune Gpnti's,
| Hi9elieu's unb beS Cardinals 2uines int Set<be~
toeuf unb berat elsi@ barauf ALIEN bas tSntsli@e
@ema9.
Gtwas @&eues, @ebridtes, umbeRimmtes lag
III benz Grapfanse bes Munar9en, cine :3a9beit,
bic ft Dor benz freien Auftretsn bes Daupbtn aur
Serrnebrte.
Ma@ beintm Biatt 2uuis, bas mir Muuy {tlbf
| einbaubiaen ,nuBte, 19eint bid bT9}t Wi@tises,
| bic 5taatsaei@Gfte betrefenb, be13ufabren. 81
tu Cont, &i@elieu unb ben Cardinal aud r1it9e<
bra@t, r1aeit bu bid tppbI auf gang MuBerorbentli<
DIES 9efaBt; biele 5trrn fnb ia betne Nertrau-
ten.
@epi6, rnei1 tSntsli&er @ater. Stein eri@et-
men betrift nt1t muir BEN @taat, }pnbert baS Wobl-
er8ebeu bts tSpi9liden 5auies felbf, taa auf bas
@tfabrli@fe bebrpbt if, unb i9 &piini9e, baB biele
@tunee tnbli@ unfer Glid peer @erberben ent-
i9eibe.
@tbr eisl eelaet 2euis. @er tuast, auf unier
Vtrberbett III ilnnen {
Majefat, trinnern Ste f4 unierer ;3uiammen-
limit tm @onnentemptl2 Das Slid bieits So
ees Serbante i'd ben Dame.t BON Seran unb Ypn,-
Pabpur. Die l1nterrebung tpar eine sertraute unb
purbe-bp9 serratben,
Son mem2
Bon 8inet.
Das-bas elaub i'd ni&t! fubr Der aSnie bef:
tie Auf. 8intt 1T raeit 8ertrauter unb treuer
Diener, It bat mid ME 9etauf4t.
Ni@tsbefomenistr bteaua @botltul spn BEN
Sage an, TO Sie f@ fir rat@ intereHlrten, bic
ppmpabuur ~ ba0tn.
Gortebune fulet.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-27

Re1e Hferbe tmporte.-0esrse @sxbes, unee9eua
bxsd ben faperen 6dlas eetssfeu, bat etae nexe A.
NJ ssssuet&xetes sdsle iayssttst. BE II Zen eA1ass
Kisses sItea .Saxfes ,ts,mns 9sm<," &xxfW M
&e44 paest te>nA q
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-27
Grafipela6 Mueemtiur @@md@e.
@einiot bQ6 8lut.

usn o.: @,best eawtx 9oxf'xar, rev gur..,
3 aver. Sur felten f@ldet Is MIR febl, 5aut.
81 oe xnb fe~r Widufre burt
BEN bebarrlt$en @eb.ap$ S9rsr 3ariaperiua ~ snt-
fernen. unb ID BABE eft th!i!t6 stnen anta!l ron fets
tis, eas Sbrer sarfaparilla elet&tpmmt. Bite Sic f'w'A
ben Aerittn, rte benz Ualte ~ltefern.
BON S. 6. Solution, Gsa., @a.emax, Otts.
,6eit ,w6lf Sabren bat1e i'd az me,ntm, redtex URN
ste eelbe GrsVpelas unS Id ip9 pabrtnb stsler 3ett ALE
ber&tmten Ner,te III Ratbe. iu beneu i'd selaneen ipnnte
unp nahm fir Suneerte .rn Dollars ~efeseitn etx: Die
@ef&mtrs wureem 70 ID INN bag be se!neT Rdtsar
atnpmmen werben uaGe. 50 besann, Stre 9ariapas
rina ~ ne1msa; naem imsi 9!a 10 {" ,, n19 t'ntst ss s%
Sin lest 70 wvbl uns eeIune, pte nur treene Seuaub.
Da ID IN elmer tfentlt3ex eteHuns bin. 70 TT n1etn Sail
Serune Nutr erreet."
U,n 5txrs Mpxrse, 81. $: ., BOT stu-
Gaale, 6. o., esnem tersprraeeneen Miteltes hes q"
xaet{den DarlamentS..
SO tabe sers eariapar,ua IN metaer Semitic &C.
mmtttel NIT febr e%inhieem Grf0lee eebrauait, aut
tupfeble Is NIT soutm gertrauen auex 4eteenbex."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-27
Mper'8
bas ueltberibnnte 5etlntttel fir
&crppbeln nub icrppbul6ft
&ranfbeiten.

Dsx 6 nj erp Gbes, etnem rpblbetanuteu &aufmaxa
tn Srfpre, Natne.
SD babe ersee Euontit6ten Dor Sbrtn garfapas
rtna %sertaufs, absr nea Mot etne etnsise 8lai&e. welae
une Dteienteen, uel&e bas Mittet nabn,eu, sbQte ,u-
~frt.sen " feaen. 81 f&nea as xnlere 9eute ttnex
gtrfud ean1tt MAIDEN, .sefeben Re 3u. ea6 nod tetHt
| Wtebtjtn, elei& bteer, In BEN DIT III tateu uar."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-27

KEYSTONE RESTAURANT
&taaurattoue> uun SalonBef9dft >
fSp1
9pbn @aQ,
Got >s 1txa NH stesta etrabe, x<tsa tts x~sxta1e
@ tnneapplt& Mtnn.
Der antertetdxete q ,srberettet, II tber Iaees,eh
NIT fen juberettetex Nat1aetten auf;uussten un> tat
frtf&e &nAer1, e1eeaenteS 4aeertfer, fetue Detxe, 81.
tt.e mt Sts&ssea f<ts axs Dsysftns tet1er rettt<a
u 9ota @au.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-27
Die alte &D88enbnr8ern uni
mtbel.

lie alte Sp88enbnr8ern uni
mtbel.
ster
la @tner'
uDae lette Tetfterrn."
Braso Mi&t1!
uMi4el, treut> btibe 2iebe
@eibet Dir mein 5tr3.
JGblR Du benn gar teine Triebe1
Bib Du ben spn Gr32"
Nubis tbul Du itt8 tri9tintn
@tudtaub fit mein Gleb'n,
Metner Mueen 1illes Weinen
MiQF Du nidt perftb'n."
Al{p fYra@ NIT idperem 5arnne
Trau Democratic,
Denn bU9f innia trtu unb tparnae
Mi9eln litbte fe,
Blidte mad benz Gtniter braben
@euf3te f%unbenlan9,
@it fe tbalt 70 tparm i'm liebtn>
8ts bas Genter Hang
8iS Der 2ieblide fd sei9tt>
8is 5ein tbeures Bib
Gid gu tbr berunterneiote,
limb -fu@steu felSwtlb
@prn1: uv@as ipu benin bas @twin{tl
Mlte .@9a9ttl bier2
Sd tpdr Do9 Elm Ginfaltspinl FL
aGrt i'd 'raus gu Dir.""
uv91te abeelobnte Dirne
8um Seceid-8arpn
Mit benz 8ranbmal auf ber @ttrnt;
Teil fir 8eut' unb 2pbn.""
uuNein bic iunee, i9Snt Grtibtit,
ST 81, bic i'd metn',
Sie erebenset mir als 9ebe
Qager Bier unb @ein.""
vv@laubf Du benn, i'd bin 70 Gintr
Das i'd DID mod mS&t2
Mi@ AT benz ! i'd bin 70 8etner,
Du bit mir gu f@lt&t!""
vv@eb muir bin, Mamit4, 9ef9winbe
$50 9epeitn baE
Deinen alien Nafen bi1tbeI
Mn men 9rinen ri a."
uuS@rsdlidies per Ma@t9tipenfer
2ab mir rteine &ub.""
@pra@'s, unb Mi@el i@raib itin Genfher
@pr Der Naf' ibr 81.
Sft tam fe nod @ebniu@tsblst@t
limb gum Genter iak>
limb 70 fab fe cine 2ei@e
Gines WoreenS ba.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-27
Mu8fbldee, Sinner. 9ihblattern
Nuftel1 9 fhtplre uno ane
Rranfbeiten.

$50 erfuut nun mene YHt&t eesen Sic xuo bas
Yu1!ttum. psnn i'd mttn 3eusn's zen anoern n~ttn,ufase
siren. Mstne aebnjdbrtse 9oater bate ,ett Sabrex e.
men fehr unan Slub IN ben Otren. Aueen uxi
5aaren ben utr nt&t III betlen int Gtanhe paren, bis
ptr Sbrs @ariapartaa anwenoetsu. Das 2txs 1t itst
felt bret 0tpuaten wptl."
BON Nrs. Sane 8 @tee, elmer pptlbetoxxteu xat
t~s&seadteten DAME In Dennisstae. Cape Dlap g.,
3. s.
,,Metne zs&ter bat fett etnem sssre an feresss!sf.x
ausi4ldeen ee!itten, Bic tbr stel 9rubel Serarfa&tex.
Ntdts peri4afte tbr Qtnberuue bis MIR Sbre 9arioe
Yariua sebrau&ten, ~esxr@ lie sellfaasto %Steoerke.-
fell1 purse."
BON Gbarles 6. SAGE, Gsa. BON Der pettbetaxs-
ten Girna Gage Wurras unb Co.. Tabrtfannten
BON enarueli1teun yapier. In Nafbua. g.. $.
SO lit lett msareren sabrtn an :inern ietr btiex
TtuS in mtinem @ef&t, Der befanets fd.inmer wurbe.
bts It meine Geld tsshge %entfell.e, xnb fdlte6ltd III e.
mem unertrd elidse en- Qeteen wurse. SD serl u&te fat ale
Meet,inen, f0lste alien Matbialdaen, atex xtdte half
bis i'd Sbre &ariapariua eebrau9te. Q0te Sic mir
spfber Qeiaet batten madte bas a)ttttel meiu VeT4t IN.
eft NOD %i&limmer, aber IN ~weais.x Dsaen besann I'D
unt.r ben Blattern neue Saut III btleen, uxs aulett MIR
ee metne 5autle slatt mts ss txssno zines axserxgsen~
{4en. Nad metnem befen Widenb babe i& teine epmp r
tome Der Rrantbett mebr unb trfreue mid uplltommentr
@efuuebett, mas Id pbne 3wtifel SRres 3ariapartuA
perhaNfe."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-27
v@atnt@ @Qu6"
bpn ofnlinA @rnH.

Gprt<Srabe> aabe Dem @tn6lpw>6auk
st. pa nj, 81 tnnefptA.
Das 9an3e3aust TT bur9ausrensptrt. Brexx1s
N&e unb btaueme 3tmx1er ieben eanatlt<x NIB
enaelnen ptrfpuen 3ur Dtsppfttpn.
NJ 8ur cute @taQuna II ebenfaas auf*A
Bette seipret.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-27
M1er's
&atbarttc @iQ8

taten stele Sursase lber antere guretrmtttel I'm Hearte
nne t9re sor,de!i@as wirtune II iS a!le.mets tetannt
brauden ba6 TIRE lualttdt 70 gut 1T. mte ie ,uSur'' uni
ba6 man I'D barauf serlafen tann, ta6 fe bsfelbe IT,
Rex, pas Ne je eelethet taben.
8uberettet sSn 8. 6. Nper, ~. o, & &C., -
neu, Mad, xns III baben bet allen Druestfex.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-27
9ppbili8 unb M%lercurial &ranfs
heitcn.

$50 fnte'* sa5 ssrt sariapariaa stn a9triiansrs.
9a'si' sns at it, Us ir S9se ein sn9 "as 's sss ' 's|s BE- etst
Die Mertte 0npSbnen Su Can't rerpFtdtet fir mau9 Ses
beten Meeestnen, ee MIR belteeu.
@sx 81. s. srsn&, 81. D., etnem e,ninenten arst s'x
2aprence, Yta1., Der elm prpminenteS Wittslieb
,,Dr: Noer.c.aDertaer SER! 50 babe Sbre eors
! M a r { few0bl ME tf5 ieeonedrs Sppttlts be1un-
( ben. tas in ~uanden 1auen nod wtrtfam mar, te -
9artn1d's ,pareu. bay Fe aasn anosrn Mlitteln niser-
Gliterattp erfe1serltd.
Wlrs. Gbas: 6: Bar stew Ron Mew ssxxswt6.
asflbrt warren Die MercuriaI . &raufbett
s.s mi ;s1 S ssS e., = ss stp 1m%s1 t$5'%res sxs ;sS;Ss't msrt l. :,
bis er enslid bur& ben anbaltenpeu @ebraud spx
Mper's 9ariapariaa mteber b~sreeheat uurse. Die
Rrauttett mar 10 beftte uno b6sarttg, ME man fe nt4t
vt fnoet, uab e. muste mtbrere Gusenb 8ldfaeu et1-
nehmen. bis Ct eenas.
2eucorrb6a, metfer Slut, s6md@e
p.rben e.wttnlt& er,euet burd tnnere tropbul61egDun.
bisfer eariaporida. Giniee safe ]erforsern itbu6
auber Der SarlapariQa bic ssldtdte &nmenouns lvtales
Don etaena %be,annttn uns b%erabmten Or s. me.rtlL
non Cincinnati.
tei 0~Iteratts fur Observation-Disclosures b%sfunIen. 9tsie
UAlle Don Srte6uIaGllat, CeuCpEIgHl, 1HHerkt WuuepEN
uub lpfaler @&wdde, bic aus itrppbul5fer NuIaae ent-
feben iinb eura btes Wtttel eepet!t, has %aberbaupt utat
letdt feblfaldet, menn Is eutd lptale Bebanbluns a.
t5rts %untertlst pirb."
Cine DAME, w.l4e tbren Namen ntat publt,trt panfbt>
fdretbt:
,Wletne xp6ter unb i'd ielbt fnb burd swet 5lald.x
Sbrer &ariapariua BON elmer barndtiaeu Qeueprrbpe
befreit wprpen, bic uns le6r f9ma6te."
N0eumatt6mu6, @i9t> 2ebsrletben, DYs,
ptp7e 9er3franf6etten, Neuraleta,
wenn Te bur4 Strppbeln enenanten fnb, perbex fdua
se4eilt sus& stefen CIT. @ariapariua.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-13
THE INTERNATIONAL REGATTA.
Preparations to Receive the American
YachLmen.

The contents of the subjoined letter, for
warded to Hamilton Morton, Esq, Secretary of
the New York Yacht Club, gives interesting
facts in reference to the international regattas
in which the rowing clubs of the United States
are invited to participated
SOCIETY or THE PARTISAN REGATTA. SAILING,
AND RoWING CLUBS, PARIS. March 26.-Mr. Morton,
honor OF forwarding herewith, in the name OF the
committee In charge of the regatta of the Inter
you win be kind enough TO transmit to the different
American sportsmen will promptly accept our cordial
The General Transatlantic Steamship Company has
offered free passages to the defeated sportsmen, and
will transport their boats without charge; 1t more
than probable that the French railroad companies
will follow tins example; The travelling and freight
that under these favorable circumstances several
CLUBS will visit Paris to represent the fraternity OF
give all further Information on the subject
ceved from our Committee the title OF International
Commissary II you accept this honorary position,
Firstly-TO place record the entries of societies
sSres beng u y6d en fb
shall haye paid you one hundred francs each, and
seal OF the club, and two racing signals used aboard
Secondiy-To notify us of the compliance with these
rnles. and send us the ensign and badges, that we
adorn our department in the exhibition building "
For the racing entries OF boats the amount due for
ifother explanations REQUIRED be pleased to write
at your eaIsSS h1 SnT y yS1 VIII receive an
grammes give ali needu details on the subject p'0'
mee and expressing their thanks for your exertions
in behalf of our enterprise, remain. sir your
obedienJ servant, A. FLEURET,
President of the Paris Rowing Club.
This letter, relating only TO the rowing
matches which are soon to take place in France,
is the forerunner of communications of which
the receipt is daily expected, and which will in
vite the owners of American yachts to visit the
Old World, each aboard his craft. Several of the
Partisan clubs have signitied their intention of
Offering prize cups TO be competed for by Ame-
rican and foreign yachtmen and doubtless the
next mail will bring the official statement OF
the preparations being made to welcome the
New World,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-13
THE DUELLO IN THE SOUTH.
A Fighting Editor.

The difficulty between. Colonel Partridge of
the ViclIsDurg Herald, and Colonel Yerger of
the BfiSsissipptdn, was honorably and salts
factorily adjusted without an exchange of
shots A difficulty arose between Colonel Man
love of the Vlcksburg Times. and Colonel Yer
ger, in no way connected with the other, and
was not adjusted before the parties had ex-
changed shots, neither party being hurt,
though Colonel Yerger received a ball through
his coat The controversy for some time pend
ing between Major Barksdale of the jackson
MISSY Clarion aud Colonel Yerger of the Ms.
SisStpptan, has been amicably and honorably
arranged.
An Affair OF Honor with Axe Handles.
There is to be O duel in a short time between
parties living in and ner Midway, Kentucky,
which is 70 be fought with axe handles. A Cap.
tain w. w. Harper, one OF Burbridge's Provost
Mershals charged that letters to his wife had
been rified of money which they contained
The Postmaster at Midway, Mr.. Woolums
states that II such was the fact, Harper did the
ritiing himself and he refused TO give other let
ters for Harper's wife TO him, but sent them TO
her by.a neighbor, This sotncensed Harper that
he challenged Woolums to mortal combat.
Woolums accepted the challenge and selected
axe handles as the weapons TO be used. MI;
Woolums has been agent for the railroad and
Adams express for many years, besides being
postmaster, all OF which positions he filed with
entire satisfaction 70 those employing him, and
TO the community among whom heltves. ne mas
proved that Harper's charge is false, but IL
willing 70 nght him nevertheless,