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CTATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA,l
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA Il
~ af DAVIDSON COUNTY. !
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Session, February
Term 1867.
David G. Kimel Adnr. f7
Of William Scott decd Petition to sell land to
vs.: pay debts.
His Heirs at law.
In this case, it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court that William Scott, one Of the defen-
dants is non resident Of this State It il there
fore ordered by the Court that publication be
made in the :. Raleigh Standard" for six weeks,
notifying said abscnt defendant Of the filing Of
this petition, and that unless he appear at the
next Term OF this Court, to be held for the Couty
OF Davidson at the Court House in Lexington on
the second Monday in May next, Judgment pro
sonfesso will be taken and the petition heard ex
parte as TO him.
Witness, J. N. PsRsY1AH, Clerk Of said Court
at office In Lexington the second Monday in Feb.
A. D. 1867.
I. <. PERRYAAN, Clerk.
March ., 1867, n-vew
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For the Standard.
Meeting of the Colored People of Da.
wilson County,

For the Standard
Meeting of the COlored People of Da.
wilson County.
At a meeting held on the 25th day Of
March, 1867, by the colored people of Da
wilson County, at Wilson Grays' School
house, for the purpose of nominating and
appointing of a delegate or delegates to at
tend Convention to be held in the CITY of
Raleigh, on the 9th inst, by the loyal men
of North Carolina, without regard to color.
On motion Of Stephen Stinson, Ambrose
Foster was called to the Chair to preside
over the meeting.
On motion of George Carson, there was a
committee of ten appointed to retire and
draft resolutions, to wit: Ambrose Foster.
Caswell Holt, Stephen Stimson, Simeon
Hargrove, Thos. Hargrove, George Hargrove,
Wilson Gray, Henry Gilcrease and George
Crump, committee, who retired and drafted
the following resolutions: ~
Resolued, That we fully concur with the
loyal people of North Carolina, with the re-
cent acts of Congress, especially the Howard
amendment and the bill passed by Congress
known as the Sherman bill, which has so
nobly granted the elective franchise and the
glorious privilege of making the choice of
tnose who are to rule over us.
Resotoed, That we do yet, as we ever have
looked, to the United States and the loyal
people of the South for protection Of both
lie, liberty and property, and we heartily
concur with the loyal whites of North Caro-
lna, and expect as freemen to exercise the
glorious privileges granted us in aiding and
assisting at the ballot-box in restoring the
State Of North Carolina to her federal rela-
tions with the American Union.
Resolred, That we appoint Richard Ayres
to represent the colored people of Davidson
in the foregoing meeting, and ask the Stan
dard and other loyal papers of the State to
copy AMBROSE FOSTER, CA'man- /,
WILSON GRAY, Soy.
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=, $50 - For the Standard.
Republican Meeting In Transatlantic.

hepuDllcan meeting III lTaHSylFauIds
At a meeting of the Union citizens of
Transylvania County, held on the 10th day
OF March, Samuel Orr, Esq. was called to the
Chair, and Samuel J. Tracy was requested
to act as Secretary. Robert Hamilton was
called upon to explain the object of the
meeting, which he did, stating that Con-
vention of loyal men was called to assemble
in Raleigh on the 27thinst., himself and Col.
j. G. Duckworth were requested to attend
that as it was out of their power to do so,
they had called this meeting to confer in re-
gard to the best means of making our voice
heard in the Convention.
On consultation, it being found impractic-
able to send any delegate from the County,
it was voted that Hons. A. H. Jones and W.
w. Holden be requested to act as delegates
for Pennsylvania County.
The following resolutions were introduced
by the Secretary and unanimously adopted,
viz:
l. Resoloed, That it is the duty of every
Union man at the South to support and en-
deavor by every lawful means to carry out
the plan for reconstruction proposed by the
thirty-ninth Congress.
2. That we are highly gratifed at the
"Soioii ttihoh ~ 11ou. VI. II. 11dliio
and Others in regard to the subject of recon-
struction, and that we deeply regret the in
ability of Messrs. Hamilton and Duckworth
to attend at Raleigh, as requested.
8. That we believe the colored people of
the State should be. invited to cooperate
with the loyal whites in reconstructing the
State, and that we should not countenance
any plan which does not effectually exclude
the leaders OF the late rebellion from any
participation in governmental affairs.
4. That we are in favor of complying with
the requirements of Congress and returning
to our former relations with the government
at the earliest possible moment.
5. That copy of these resolutions be for
warded to Hon. w. W. Holden, with a re-
quest that they be presented to the Conven-
ton to assemble on the 9th INST, and also
published in the Standard.
The meeting then adjourned.
SAMUEL ORR, CA'm'n.
SAMUEL ]. TRACY, Sec'y.
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NEwBERK. Anil Sd 1as

At republican meeting Of the Union Re
publican Association of this city, held last
evening at their Head Quarters, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Res0lced, That this Association approves
the proceedings Of the Republican Conven-
ton, held in the city of Raleigh on the 9th
and 2Sth of March last, and that we fully
endorse and ratify the platform adopted at
said Convention.
G. A. NELSON, Sec'y.
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SOLVENT POWER OF MOVING WA.
TER.-lt is proverb that the falling of
drops of water will hollow out stone,
but experiments lately made in Paris
have developed surprising results. Pure
water was placed in vessel containing
some feldspar, and rapid motion was
given by attaching it to the machinery
of the Imperial tobacco mandatory.
The result was that the feldspar was
rapidly decomposed and the water be-
came alkaline, both potash and soda be-
ing discovered in it. The result is
thought to indicate novel and cheap
way to bleach linen. Salt water had
no action on the feldspar when submit
ted to this operation and new field
of investigation is opened by these ex-
periments. Biologists will draw from
It important consequences in regard to
the action of the waves on the rocks
subject to their action.
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Big Haul of Counterfeiters.

RocHEsTER, N. Y, April 4-Detectiyes
made raid on counterfeiters yesterday and
brought in thirty eight prisoners, all of whom.
were lodged in Jail.
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a =
POLITICAL EXCTTEMENT.-We are well sat
isfed that this is no time for political excite
ment. Congress has passed laws-not sub
mitted propositions and these laws must
be obeyed. 1t is not for US to question the
wisdom, justice or policy of these enactments.
The time for discussion has passed, and that
of action arrived. The way is plain-we
must fulfill the conditions, or Congress will
not approve the constitution, and consequent
! ~ this state of things will be prolonged.
We care little now for platforms and Still
! less who may stand on them. We are will
ing to stand aside, to use the classical Ian.
guage OF the Standard, take back seat, and
let the old ship be taken into port by any
Z who Will be acceptable to Congress- AS
Lee surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse,
we surrender now. The principles forwhich
we fought are buried beneath the ruins of
that Constitution which Washington framed.
and we await the resurrection morn with
about as much hope as. the Irish or Poles do.
We are now struggling for mere existence.
Our little ones are crying for bread We
are not now in a condition to fight on dead
issues. Though on board, we will take no
part in handling the old ship. She has been
taken, out of the control of the old experience
ed pilots, and given up to landsmen. Let
them navigate her through the storm dis
mantled and leaky, the hull is still left.
After awhile skillful mechanics may repair
the damage so that she again may become
seaworthy. Then let all upon whom the
majority of Congress look with an unfriend-
ly eye, stand aside and give place to the
enthusiastically loyal p Charlotte Times.
b --o-se-
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CRIsPER COMA.

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CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, /

CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, =
y NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, March term
A. D. 1867. fn q.
of Matthias Bryant Attachment Levied on
VS.. Land, and chattle prop
Bobert Rose, erty.
In this case, it appears to the satisfaction ofthe
Court that the defendant lives beyond the limits
of the State 1t is therefore ordered that publica
ton be made in the Raleigh Standard for six
weeks, for the said Robert Rose, to appear at our
next Court of Pleas and Quarter Session, to be
held for the County Aforesaid, st the Court House
in the town OF jackson, on the first Monday of
June next, then and there to rerlevy or plead, or
Judgment final will be entered against him, and
the land and property levied upon, be condemned
and sold, to satisfy the Plaintiffs judgement and
costs. 49, .tSHorH =
Witness, N. R. Odom clerk of our said court,
at Office in Jackson, this the first Monday in
March A. D., 1867. s =
Teste: N. R ODOM. C. C. c.
March 81, 1867 1s~w6w.
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Who was Jonah's tutor2 The whale who
brought him up. ~ ~
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patriotic, and is the only one which can
bring peace and prosperity to our people
If the Sentinel, Of this City, would act with
the Democrat and Guardian in this crisis, we
should soon have quiet in the State, and
there would be ground for the most conf
dent hope that restoration would be effected
under the Sherman act, without further dan
ger of confscation.
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NORTH.CAROLINA,

NORTH.CAROLIN
IN BERTHE COUNTY,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, February
Term, 1867. ssfe
George Bishop, agent Of !
Edmund Jacobs, A..o.hnoo,
Us.
VIM. T. Shaw.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that VIM. T. Shaw, is and resides beyond the
limits of the State Of North Carolina it is ordered
by the Court that publication be made in the
Raleigh Standard for six weeks, notifying The
defendant to appear at the next term Of this
Court, to be held at the Court house in Windsor,
on the second Monday Of May next and answer or
plead to the plaintiffs action, or Judgment final
will be entered against him.
Witness, W. P. Gurlcy, Clerk Of our said Court,
at office in Windsor, the second Monday OF Feb
ruary, 1867. WIN P. GURLEY, G. C. c.
March IL, 1867. 11-w6w
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If mans wife is well bred, he won't need
any but-her.
What is the greatest virtue in sea cap
fAina Wrecklessness
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F. J. sATcHwELL, Sec'y.
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COUNTRY HOMES-At moderate prices, III
the yiriuity Elizabeth, koseie NC Farms Sn'
Home. Wanted saI demand Western Lands to hresanse
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CRTE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot fo1

II Of Chsnbersst, Payons Ferry:
ga m Day Express Rochester Buffalo sasnAnea DuSsrs sbs
81 points West and South.
8:45 a m. War TrAiu daily 10 Oisvile
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7JO D. ~. In grant Train. daily for the West
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hne. HUGH RIDDLE, Oenl supt
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6ieamboats ano Railroads.

FOR BOSTON
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CORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
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leave New York daily Sundays excepted, O'clock
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there connecting the Express Train from
points EoNich and Worcester. Boston and Worcester Worcester
and Nashua New London and Northern Railroads
lowest For information inquire Of
II s. MARTIN Agent. Pier
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

PRICES or PASSAGE PAYABLE IN GOLD;
Frst Class ............$l2 40 Second Class. s.....,'$O
Through Tickets 10 London 50 Extra
An experienced Surgeon on Board
TheConps will not he responsible Specie vAuah unlsn
bills Of apv having the signed therefor
4. X GARRISON Tor ~ Y VI. :. s. Co.,
JOS }. COMSTOCK for y. T. kH 5. s. Co
-" ''''' ''' JOS j. COMSTOCK, Agent
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New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
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