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Col 1vent on,1 ,yoetarday T had the pleasure

Sol went and yesterday I had the pleasure
of contributing my vote for the immense
majority for the Union in Ohio (Cheers9
sAnd now want you, boys and young
men. who stand just before me to remember
that two great duties of every citizen are to
vote and to vote right. The Republic lives
by honest voting. (Cheers) My vote of
yesterday made no great show in the work.
It is only one one-hundred thousandth part
of the Ohio majority for Union and Freedom.
But would not exchange the satisfaction
of having given it, and of having given it
on the right side, for all the pleasure that
all the compliments bestowed on my tinan-
cial administration can afford" ....
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CAPT. FRANK EDw1NG, of Kinds County
Miss. who was charged with endeayorino TO
obstruct registration in Newton County, bv
telling negroes it was a trick to get their
names for drafting them in the army, was
sentenced to imprisonment at Dry Tortugas
for ninety days, but his sentence has been
committed to Imprisonment in the Guard
house for thirty days, from date of sentence,
which time will expire next week.
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Attention is invited to the advertisement
Agents Wanted, in to-dayfs issue.

NC. CeTToN-The FIRST bale of the new
cotton crop of North Carolina was received
in this. city ON Sunday by Cyrus P. Men
denhall g. Co. The sample was forwarded
by rail from GoldshDro', N. G. Its grade, Is
low middlings and sold for 80 cents-Ba'''''
Gam .4-ss4 acc ~
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Republican State Committee.

The members of the Republican Executiv,
State Committee of North Carolina are requested
to meet in Raleigh, on Saturday, the 9Th o
October, 1867. 1t is important that there should
be full attendance.
... W. W. HOLDEN, Chairman.
Republican press of the State please copy.
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The Markets.

WILMINGTON, Sept. 10.
Spirits Tnrpentine steady at sac.
Rosin steady at 3,2G@5, 90 fol- strained.
New YORK, Sept. 10.
Cotton declining; sales 700 bales ut 244@
25. .ss... -,s....a 3d. -. .t....
Flour firm and unchanged.
Amber state wheat $50.
Corn heavy; western mixed 1,24@1a5.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.
Cotton, and coffee unchanged p,
Flour-Howard street family 12.75c. .
w heat firm prime red $50; choice 2.70-
White corn 1, 25; yellow 1,S2.
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THE REMOVAL OF GEN POPE URGED.-Ex-
Mayor Withers, of Mobile, accompanied by
a delegation of Alabamians, has beer in
Washington urging the removal of Gen.
r r They argue that the removal of
sheridan was prompted by policy which
aos!oluteiy demands the displacement of their
military ruler. Withers is anxious. of
course, for reinstatement.
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Registration has been completed in Ala
nance. The total number of voters regis
tered is, 2,104,-of which the whites have
1881 and the blacks 773 The Conserva-
tives have sweeping majority in the Coun-
ty and will send two good delegates to the
Convention ...- t
If Alamance should refuse to send good
Republicans to the Convention, and if a ma
jority of the delegates in the Convention
should be such as the Sentinel hopes the Ala
nance delegates will be. and if reconstruc-
ton should be thereby defeated, confsca-
ton will inevitably take place,-and the
property first seized should be that of such
men as Graham and Worth, and afterwards
that of their followers. Mark the predic-
ton There is way to make traitors take
back seats and be quiet, and that way will
be followed by the loyal people with unfal-
tering nerve. We are told in certain quar-
tiers not TO talk about confscation. We will
talk about any thing to save the country
and we shall not handle arrogant, wicked,
blood-stained traitors with silk gloves. The
man who gets in the way in this crisis OF res
ltoring the Union according to the will Of the
nation, should not only lose the last acre of
land he has, but he deserves death by The
halter. ts.1s, sssA4 .a..sss... 8,
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1t is related that turkey cocks are made
to do hens duty in France. They are made
drunk with wine, their breasts plucked, and
then they are placed on sitting of eggs
On coming out of it" they find their breasts
cold unless they remain where they are. and
therefore accept the situation-that is to say,
the hens. ss--gy -
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LIBERTY AND UNION, NOW AND FOREVER, ONE AND
-.r.f+ Observation-Disclosures Webster.
RALEIGH. N. G.
Saturday, Sept. 2ist, 1867.

eY Mr.. G. W. HoRNER is authorized to make
business contracts for the Standard Office, and to
give receipts .-+,.. -.. .sE
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YELLOW FEVER AT MEMPHIS Public re-
ports from Memphis Tenn, regarding the
prevalence of yellow feve there, are evident
~ exaggerated, as reliable advices received
here state that not Il single case has yet oc-
CURED IN the city. The river is strictly quar-
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The Worm i'm Cotton,

We learn that the worm has appeared on
several cotton farms in this vicinity, and is
doing much injury. The weatheris now fine
tor cotton, and picking has commenced. If
not seriously injured by the worm .or an early
frost, the yield will be good.
A Goldsboro' correspondent, of the New.
bern Journal states that the worm has APP
peared on several farms in. Wayne County.
We invite attention to the communication,
over the signature of S. F., in. the Standard
to-day. Our correspondent has handled the
subjects discusseehwith much ability, andwe,
agree with him in,the main. We think that,
all property qualifications for office should be
abolished; that, as general rule, the people,
themselves should elect all the officers, and!
that as few elections as practicable should be-
given to the Legislature and we believe also,
that the nd ualorens system Of taxation should
be established. and that there should be no
poll-tax except for educational purposes.
The time is at hand for considering these
constitutional questions, and we should be,
pleased to hear from other correspondents as
well as S.F! The latter is assured that his
zeal in the Republican cause is appreciated,
and that, VIC. shall always be glad to hear.
from him. aes. ,s
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Registration.

5 CHARLESTON, Sept. 49, Registration
closed In this city to-day. The coleEed' ma
jority in the city is 1, 901. ~
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James Gordon Benuette ta,lgh school in
1878 at steuben, Maine, for two dollars q
week and his board.
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A Gentle whisper. to Mo1herssL.. !.

II unfortunately you have lost your own teeth
by neglect or mismanagement, take care that your.
daughters do not suffer the same penalty from
the same cause See to it that they brush their
teeth regularly and thoroughly with SozoDoNT,
and thereby you will insure them sound and SER
yi!ceable acts as long as they live .74st.
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CoTToN GrN HoRsE PowER. Attention
is invited to the advertisement of Messrs.
Tappey, Lumsden 3 Co. ofimproyed Guttpn
Gin Horse Powers, in the Standard. .af. to-
day. e { t 49, -. q g AssA+ e
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IS Fifty Cents A Head.,,

Under this caption the Sentinel charges
that fifty cents head was collected from the
colOrcd men of the town of Halifax, before
they were permitted to register, for the Un-
ion Leagues, by some persons who kept the
door; and that five hundred dollars was thus
raised. According to that calculation about
one thousand colored men registered in the
town of Halifax, which though small place
as every one knows, is thus put down as
polling nearly az many colored votes as
Raleigh. This may be so, but we doubt it.
1t will also he observed that this charge is
tackled to the skirts of the Union League
Everything that occurs nowadays, from the
trial of Tolar to the collection of fifty cent
piece is thus charged to that ubiquitous
bugbear of secessionists, known as the Union
League
But there is another thing in this connec-
ton. Let those persons who threaten the
colored people who register, that they shall
not vote unless they pay their taxes, be ia
ken up and punished also. Let those who
threaten to discharge their hands who attend
public meetings and do discharge them, be
taken up and punished also. We think
little punishment would do the country
good. We are in favor of the Sentineps idea |
of Furnishing certain rapscallions, who are
likely to go unwhpt of justice By all
means let US have a beginning in the |
punishment of some of these persons,
who are gouging hard earned coppers from
the colored people, as they gouged them out
of the white people during the war.
Refer to. the reports of your public treas
urer for 1862, and you will see where ire
sponslble quartermasters drew hundreds of
thousands of dollars, and sucked the public |
treasury dry. Whose coppers were theya
The white peoples9 Whether they belong
ed to the whites alone or not, the State is
now impoverished, and white and black
people taxed, taxed, taxed to support the
friends and sympathizers of this gouging
system of 1862 now in Office, and who insist
upon keeping up their merciless extortions
of hard-earned coppers from the poor whites
and blacks of North Carolina. By all means |
let us have an investigation of the right of
such persons to make the people " shell OUT
their hard earned coppers.
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Quoted in the English language and open to
all The children without distraction of race
or color, mixed sor separate as the people
may choose. ~s'
SEc.-All tax bills shall be uniform and
based upon the adj 0alorern principle.
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THE EVENING STAR
KILOGRAMS, he.

TIE Island OF -. Croix is no, included in
he reported sale Of Danish possessions % the
United States.
A procIsnaauon has been issued a. Madrid
permitting me return OF political exiles 10
Spain, snd renting The penalties pronounced
against them.
There ve-s seven iniernents from yellow
fsytT IN New Orleans yesterday, and eleven
Sunday.
There were ten yellow fever INTERN ents in
Mobile Sunday snd Monday.
The bank OF Pe:Iis X Ingalls,. a. fremont
IaZeVel county. Ill. was broken into on
Thursday night and robbed of one hundred
iho1sand dollars 10 money and bonds. The
burglars are stiIl AZ large.
Governor Worm. of North CaroIrns, ap-
poinis ne 2ctn for day Of thanksgiving and
prayer.
Rtpublican county nominations, Raleigh, "
Y James n. Harris, negro; j. r. Andrews
hey. MF. Stokes. Franklin Ii. Benton aud S
u. Williams, whites
John NJ. Hill, mail contractor. and fo-narly
d 4uaT'sTmast.r IN The Federal army, has been
arrested IN Nashville, Tenn, charged with
collecting my thousand dollars on claims
DsariDg ne forged name OF General Smell
he gave $500 bonds for his appearances before
NE CEI-ed States Commissioner
-spu,ed desperate, named Hooberry was
sno. aud mortally wounded, Rear Layrauge
Tenn few days since, by Ben Dune a no.
tOTious guerrilla
The lower House Of ne Tennessee I,eyisls-
ISre has passed JOINT resolutIo calling lpop
tennessee Congressmen TO aid in securing the
abolition OF The cotton tax.
General Mower in order liza. issue5 vss+sr-
cay, revoked that part OF order i76, remoytng
HARRY K Hayes, sheriff, and appointing Cuth-
Oers BuIlltI in his stead, Mr. Built having
declined the appointment
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oc a9-td
GALE OF METALS, NEW QUARTERMAs.
- TER STORES. AND LUMBlR

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. q, 1877
Will be sold at public auction, on MONDAY,
November II, at Lincoln Depot. under the di
rection of Brevet Colonel A. p. Blunt, A. o. NJ
90 HORSES and 20 MULES, more or less;
go ARMY WAGONS, worn;
7SPRING do, do.
Several Of these Spring Wagons are of very su
The Mules offered are q. very select lot, well
worthy the attention Of purchasers.
master Stores, entirely new, to Wit:
lilo coo lbs Iron 10000 lbs, Steel ass Y d.
3M0 . Copper. 10000 {. Chains do.
l,eoO :. Copper Bot goo Bolts.
toms, 1000 Stove Feet,
LOCO lbs Lead, 5000 Broom Handles,
co., 900 " Horseshoes, 800 Lamp Chimneys
10000 " Mule do, GU pieces Lamp wick. {
Together with number of miscellaneous articles,
consisting in part of Carpenters and Blac ksmiths
TOOLS, Sash Weights, Knives, Engines, Globe
Also, the following Wagonmakers' Lumber:
$500 feet es.l lfinch Oak 90" f Si.ns inch Oak
$500 feet 2.inch do, do 500 feet 4-inch Hickory
!W0 8 71s-in. do, do. Plank.
a. v0 :. 3-inch do, do l2.Oo0 I" Plank, assorted
Sale to commence at 10 a. and continue from
daS to day until oil are sold.
Horses. Mules, and Wagons will be sold singly:
other articles in lots.
The Metals will be delivered to purchasers at 9th
street wharf or at railroad depot.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds
BY order Of the Quarter msster General.
Deputy Quarterpaster General,
oc 8-ts Brevet Brisadier General U. B. Army.
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The Eastern oueStiou

ST. PETERsBUPG, Nov. 4.-The Journal de
St Petersburg prints an Official COPY OF the
point NOTE sent by Russia, France, Prussia: and
Italy, 70 the Sultan OF Turkey, on the Eastern
question After rehearsing the unneeded
representations which from time 10 time have
been made by European Powers in favor of
granting the demands OF the Cretans and for
the general ameliorat'on of the condition OF the
Cnrlsuans IN the Ottoman Empire. the note de-
eIarss me great Powers will hold the Sultan
SnsTeraole for rejecting their advice and re.
ponsiole for whatever eonseq licences may
follow. -
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DR0POsALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
Il SEWER IN 10TH STREET WEST

ONos 81 the SHPerinteadeht and Ia Pectorof }
StceTS. tdTrt1geIrdyS. and SIdsgrniES. fr y
Clfy Hal, washington, ID. e.. Nov. s. 1917 \
Sealed Proposals will be received at the MAYOR .
Once until L. M. on FRIDAY, November I5tb
ISL for the constr -tion If barrel sewer in 10Th
street west. from the north side of G street north
and to connect with the proposed sewerage in 18th
and ii streets, with such traps. drors man
holes, and lateral branches may he re-
quired. The size OF the sewer will lie two
feet, and the laterals two feet. inside diaIneters
with walls nine inches in thickness. The traps
and manboles will be the same size and share
as those al Franklin Square and Thirteenth street
west
Bidders will state the price per lineal foot ror
the main and laterals, separately; per manhole.
trap, drop and which shall include all cost Of eN
ovation and rehlsg, and making good tie streets
For further particulars see specification in the
Superintendent and Inspector office or The C,r1n
missioner of the First Ward
The right Is reserved by the Mayor 70 reject
any or all bids should IL be deemed TO the inter
est Of tie Corporation TO DO 50.
WM. FORSYTH.
Superintendent and Inspector. &c
SAMUEL DUNALL.
Commissioner First Warl.
JAMES EkELETH
THOMAS EVANS,
nov 5,l2A1 lint Assistant Cou.ui ssi.n.rs
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Tn. Fenian Excntem.n,in Gr.a, R,,,,;,

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.-The alarm abou. the
remains IN tnis city does not subeids. Troops
nave been sent here, and others are arriving
Sir Edward HasfOrd, who was so active ana
emelent IN suppressing the outbreak in tue
South OF Ireland, IS IN command.
MANCHEsTKR, Nov. 1T Is probable that
ali thH prisoners convicted here will ave their
sentences committed, except Alien, Gould and
Larkin, VINO are known by the evidence 10 be
he actual murderers of Policeman Brett
DUBLIN, Nov 4-The Nation ana the Irish
man newspapers declare the action OF the
special commission an refusing 20 give Gen
eral arren mixed Jury is a cGsHS beIli. When
arraigned for trial too day before the COMMITS
sioners, Earioli entered the plea of guilty The
case OF Maggie has been postponed. Castillo
and Halpin are now on trial.
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no 5-6tB
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

Depot DrdrfermaNsr's OFcs,
Fort Harker, Kansas, October %, IeE.f
Scaled Proposals win be received at this Office
until L. NJ. of SATURDAY. the 9Th of November
lSj7, fer the delivery at Fort Harker, Kansas of
500 CORDS OF WOOD
To be of the best quality of wood growing i'm the
vicinity of this Depot, free from small limbs and
brush. and split TO convenient size
To be delivered at such time and place as the
Quartermaster at this Depot may direct The whole
TO be delivered on or before the 30th of November
ISL. BIDDERS will state at what time they can de-
liver the entire quantity. The conditions attached
to bidding for this wood will be the same As l.
usual at this Depot in such cases. Necessary In
formation will lie given on application.
Telegram bids will not be rec eived
HENRY INMAN,
Bvt. Major and A. Q. M, U. S.A..
no Sab Depot % NJ
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FOR CORN AND OATS.
BURLINGTON BREAKw1IER.
II 9 Exorxrrr orv,cr

u. =. ENGINEER OFFIcE Z
OswEGO n. Y, Oct. p, ls7.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the un der
signed until the Goth of November, lsS, at IL a. NJ
for the following timber:
lis 900 linear cubic feet of Hemlock Timber,
IL square, in sticks varying from g. feet up
ward.
Is 90 feet b m. ofs-inch Hemlock Plank.
5000 linear Cor cubic feet of White Pine Tim
upward.
100 feet b. m. of 3-inch Pine Plank.
The whole must be delivered at Burlinet on. Yer
mont before the LIST 81 July 1885, and at least one
third as soon as navigation opens on Lake Cham
plain. IL must be sawed. of the best quality.
straight, and of the full specified dimensions
throughout. Nothing else viii be accepted The
prices named must cover all expenses of delivery
and preparing for Inspection &c. al such points a.
may be required
Blank forms for guaranteed proposals and fur
ther information may be obtained on application
at this once. q. T.. BLUNT,
Lieut. Col. of Engineers
no 5.etB Ryt Cal n SA
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AUCTION SALES.
ny GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. 526 8. Il. corner Of Seventh and ID sts.

IlY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
~ No. 526 3. Il. corner Of seventh aud ID sts.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF BAR, BAR FIXTURES,
TYRE, 6SAAEREIss Sg.S At No aSs sEy-
rsSlTE THE PATENT OFFICE, AT AUG
On THURSDAY, November 7th, at 10 o'clock a:
m. shall sell, by virtue Of deed of trust. dated
the LIST day of October, 1855, and duly recorded in
Lib.r r. NJ II No. 5. folios 2O1, 9s, and 200, of
chattel records for the county of Washington, in
the District of Columbia, all the goods and chat
tells in the above named place, of which enumer-
ate in part viz:
Two Bar Counters and Fixtures, complete
Two Oyster Counters and Fixtures, complete,
One Jenny Lind Table, with Balls and Fixtures
complete
One Steam Boiler, one Range, two Sofas, two NJ
7. Tables, three Woollen Carpets. Beds and Bed
ding, Chairs. Looking Glasses, Pictures, Ward
robes, Gas Fixtures, Lianors. Cigars, Crockery
and Tinware in great variety, with many other ar
ucies too numerous to enunerate.
Terms cash.
CASPER KNEESSI Trustee.
oc SEQ GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
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no g. cot
.ALE OF NAVY POWDERS.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON CITY, October 20, l557
There will be sold at public auction to the high
est bidders on TUESDAY. November Il, 1867. at
noon, at the Navy yard Philadelphia, in the Off ce
of the Inspector OF Ordnance, seventy Thousand
10000 pounds of Powder, composed of cannon,
rife. and musket powder
Terms cash, and the powder to be loved
within ten days from the magaziDe at Fort Miffiin.
II. A. WISE,
o9-td Chief of Rureau
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RY Nj X. WALSH CO, AuctIoneers.
- No. ass Penna. avenue, corner 10th street
PAwNBROKER's SALE.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
ABOUT 5000 LOTS AND PACKAGES OF
lNREDEEMED GOODS AT AUCTION.
Un MONDAY. TUESDAY and THURSDAY
MORNINGS, 4th. 9Th and eth November, 1877
commencing at 10 o'clock, and evening at o clock,
of Unredeemed Pledges eff Walsh's Central Loan
Office, 43O Tenth street, who has discontinued the
business; embracing one of the largest and per
haps the most complete stock of such goods ever
offered in this city. We name in part
Splendid assortment of Silk, Velvet and other
Dresses
Velvet Cloaks, Silk and Cloth CIoaks
Large assortment Ladies Undertaking
fDe assortment of Long and Square Stawls
Linen Tablecfoths, Towels and Napkins
Gents Clothing IA splendid assortment)
l00 Overcoats, some very fine.
Several Diamond Rings, Pins, &c.
20 very fine English Patent Lever Gold Watches
Ladies Gold Watches, Chains &C.
Gold Jewelry, Opera Glasses
Reviewers, Musical Instruments.
Also,
English Brussels Carpets
Al Wool Carpets, nearly new,
Sewing Machines, Drawing Instruments
Plated Casters Spoons and Forks.
Ladies Of Washington and Georgetown are in
yited to this sale,
Terms SlOO and under, cash; over that amount
credit of 80 to 60 days for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
&C sl-5t M. X. WALSH CO., Aucts
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TRUsTEE' SALE
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
WASHINGTON RAILROAD, NEAR
RELTSYILLE. !

In pursuance Of Power Of Attorney from Au.
gustus p. Skinner to the undersigned, dated l4th
day Of October, 1867 executed in pursuance OF a
mortgage from Benjamin Berry to said skinner,
Georges county in Liber T. S. No l. folio ss4, &c,
l. e. Agent, Attorney and Trustee, will sell b
NESDAY, the 18th day Of November. 1857, at the
hour Of IL O'Clock M, on the premises, the proper.
trss r Sz oas s nIndrso and twenty
lying in Prince Georges county; partly on the
pike, between Vansyiie and Betsyiile. 6eionaine
70 Benjamin Berry, improved by comfortable
BRICK Dwelling, and all necessary Out buildings;
easily accessible from Baltimore or Washington
Terms Of sales One half cash. balance in two
equal payments, six and twelve months from day
OF sale, with secured to the sattMfaction
OF the undersigped. JOHN GLENN,
oc l9-d Attorney for Mortgag