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washington News.
WAsuINaToN. Inne q

WAsHINGTOE, June 8.
Benz. F. Flanders, the new Governor of
Louisiana, arrived there twenty years ago
from N. H. and commenced his career as
clerk in the charity hospital He was SUBJ
sequentIy Secretary to Mayor Crossman, an
ardent Know Nothing, Secretary of the
OpeIousas Railroad, was violently opposed
to cooperation during the incipiency of the
rebellion, and Federal Treasury Agent for
several years past.
Sheridan seems to be unsupported here.
His prompt action defeats the plans of the
schemers and shocks the conservatives
Some changes in the District Commanders are
regarded as certain.
Very good shocks. Shock them again,
Sheridan.
The July meeting of Congress is now con-
sidered almost probable. u
Ex-Mayor Withers has returned from New
York and will communicate with the Pres
ident on Monday.
Gen. Grant has returned from West Point.
Gen. ]. Johnston was at the War Depart
ment yesterday looking after the interests of
his Rail Road. 1t is his first visit since 1851,
when he vacated the Quarter Master Cen
erals Office.
| The Treasury will redeem and destroy
$20,0O0,OOO Of compound interests notes next
week.
The State Department has been officially
notified of the Communication of the sentences
| of the Irish American Fenians
| The Postmaster General returned this
morning and the President this evening.
The President received the first intimation
of Wells removal through the newspapers.
He considers these removals as unauthorized
by the law.
Surratt's trial undoubtedly commences to-
morrow.
We are glad to hear that Congress will
probably re-assemble in July. 1t is Gerry inn
| portant that it should
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.


Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
: A. D., 1867.
Henry E. Windsor -Adm'trator of Petition or
James Ellison, deceased, license to
V$. sell Real
The heirs at law of James Ellision. Estate.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that John Ellison, Levi Harris and Nancy, his
wife, Caleb Marshall and Sally Ann his wife, Au-
gustus Dunn and Mary Jane his wife, who are
defendants this suit are not Inhabitants OF this
State, it is ordered that publication be made for
six weeks successfully, in the Raleigh Standard,
q newspaper published in the City of Raleigh, for
the said defendants to appear before the Justices
of the Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions of
Carteret County, at the Court to be held for said
County, at the Court House in Beaufort, on the
third Monday Of August 1867, and make defence
to the said suit as in default thereof the petition
will be taken pro coatesso and heard accordingly.
Witness, James Rumley, Clerk of said Court,
at Beaufort the third Monday of May, 1867.
JAS. RUMLEY, C. G.
June IL, 1857 24-w6t. .
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Z Mr.. H. H. Helper and Rev. G. W. Brodie,
OF this State have been appointed by Gen.
Sickles members of Board in Charleston
to devise rules and regulations for conduct
ting the registration of voters and the cleo
tons IN this State. The Board is now in
session. Mr.. Jefferson Fisher was appointed
on the Board, but declined to act on account
OF the pressure Of other business, when Mr..
Brodie was appointed in his place.
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PERseNAL.-We learn that Chief Justice
Chase, in company with Judge Brooks, Ex-
Prov. Gov. Holden and Col. d. M. Carter,
attended the African Methodist Church in
this City, on yesterday morning. We pre-
sumo they attended Tupper's Church at
night Sentinel.
This personal fling at the Chief Justice is
characteristic of the paper that makes it. If
allusion had been made to any of the rebel
Ministers of the City the Sentinel would
have given them their title. But "Tupper"
is good enough for "a yankee" MIR. Upper
is an educated gentleman, and is doing a
good work in our midst. Yet he is sys-
tematically sighted by traitors in thistcom-
munity, because he is "a yankee" and
breaches to the colored people, and the Sen
tinel goes out of its way to lug him in as
" Tupper's Church."
The Reverend Parson OF the Sentinel
could preach to the slaves, and pocket their
Confederate dimes as his salary. He is
ready to preach to them now, in their
new condition, if he can make anything
out of them as politician. But fail
ing in this, it is gall and NORWOOD to him
to hear of" Yankees" preaching to them, or
to know that SO eminent person as the
Chief Justice is not above participating with
them in their simple and earnest devotions
For our part, we regard this act on the part
of the Chief Justice as furnishing additional
evidence of his honesty, and of his consider
ate regard for the feelings and rights of all.
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CTATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,
4 "a urrprr

CTATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,
- CARTERET COUNTY. (
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
~ A. D. 1857. y
James C. Davis, Admir- of t
Stephen F. Willis, Petition for IL
u.s. cense to sell Real
F. Willis -
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Maria Ann Nealis and Mary Jane King, who
are defendants in this suit not Inhabitants of
this State it is ordered that publication be made
for six weeks successfully in the Raleigh Standard
newspaper published in the City of Raleigh, for
the said defendants to appear before the Justices
of the Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions of
Carteret County, at the Court to be held for said
County, at the Court House in Beaufort on the
third Monday Of August, 1857, and make defence
to the said suit in default thereof, the petition
will be taken pro co,tssso, and heard accordingly
Witness, James Rumley, Clerk of said Court at
Beaufort, the third Monday OF May, 1857.
JAMES RUMLEY, G. G. c.
( June 18th, 1867. M-w6t
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Republican Meeting at Hare's Store in
Johnston County.
There will be Republican meeting at Hare's
Store, in O'Neal's District, Johnston County, on
the Sd Saturday in June.
June 8, 1857. std.
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We find the following dispatch in the

We find the following dispatch in the
Northern papers. We take it for granted it
is from some Agent of the Associated press:
RALEIGH, June 5.-The State Executive
Committee of the Holden wing of the Re
publican party held a meeting at the Stand
ard Office to-day, and invited the Republic
cans throughout the State to hold primary
meetings in every county to elect delegates to
the General State Convention to assemble in
this City on the first Wednesday in Sep
TENDER.
Now, there is no Holden wing of the
Republican party" A Convention of the
Republican party has been called, to meet
on the day above mentioned. Holden will
have no more to do with it than any other
Republican. 1t will be a great and glorious
Convention; and if the State. should be re-
stored under the Sherman act, it will be due
to the efforts of just such men as will COM
pose this Convention.
We think it high time the Republican pa
pers of the North were discarding these ly-
ing dispatches of the Associated Press
They will not be able to obtain truthful dis
patches from the South as long as the bust
ness of making up and transmitting news re-
mains in rebel hands.
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The Newbern Republican mentions the fol
lowing, which, if true, is no slight reflection
on the people of Newbern, whose munifi-
cence exhibited itself so profusely last winter
on the occasion of Grand Tournament
"a poor, forlorn, one-armed man, with
garments ali tattered and torn, who has been
vagrant on the town for nearly year past,
and claims to have been soldier in Long
streets Division, after an unsuccessful appeal
to some of his Southern friends for material
aid, has been takenin hand blythe Fasedmen's
Bureau. who are now furnishing him with
daily rations."
What would a Southern slauery Bureau do
with " forlorn, tattered and torn" Union
soldier, in case such limb" existed -
Echo answers-sohdts
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According to the report Of the Ohio Wool
Dealers Association, the clip of last year
was seyenty-fve million pounds. end the
average price fifty-fve cents by the pound.
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Republican Mass Meet,ne.

Republican Mass Meeting.
There viii be a Republican Mass Meeting at
the Freedmen's Schoolhousc, near Williams
Mill, on the LIST Saturday in July. Able speakers
will be present on the occasion.
June 6, 1867 Std.
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The Late Freshet,

We have recently had most destructive
freshet in this part of the State. The streams
have been higher than at any former period
for years. The earth was already saturated
with water, and the heavy rains that tell ran
of, swelling the streams of various Sizes
Crabtree Creek and Neuse river, in this Vi
cinity, have been very high, and have played
havoc with the growing crops. The same is
true, doubtless, of the Cape Fear, the Taw,
and the Roanoke.
!. We learn that cotton, corn and wheat
have been seriously injured. The damage in
Wake County alone can not be less than one
hundred thousand dollars. The weather is
now cloudy and damp, and cool enough to
render fire comfortable. Indeed, for month
or two past clear weather has been the excep-
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Financial.


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Republican Meeting at Smithfeld, in
Johnston Comfy.
There win be Republican meeting on the 4th
Saturday in June, at Smithield in Johnston
County. Able speakers are expected to be pres
ent ON the occasionr
June g. 1857. std.
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Republican Meetings.


Great Mass Meeting in Raleigh.
There win bea Mass Meeting of Republicans
in Raleigh, on the 18th day Of July, 1851. Dis
tinguished speakers from = defiance may be ex-
pected. Let the people Of both races come up
by thousands. to aid in the great work Of recon-
struction. Our motto is "UHIos, LnzRTH,
EoUALITY." az
May IL, 1867. a y g3s AEtd.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

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having suffered several years with severe lung
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Parties wishing the prescription, win please
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-25
THE INDIAN VAR.
THE LIES OF sPECULATORs-REAL YUNBEa on
THE HOSTILE INDIANS.

HE llfo OF cIECULAIORS-KEAL NIAHLH
THE HOSTILE INDIANS.
From Our Special cou,sDosdsnt
CAMP ON TIM Arkansas RIyER. NEAR Norge
OF THE LlTrLb ARKANSAS, seIH. 81, is3s. 4
The fight Of the 2ist ult. upon the Ropubh.
was planned and executed by the SPECTATORS ana
Others who are interested in fomenting eepefJ
Indian war. How well they succeeded the recent
action of the Southern Cheycnnes proves They 70
ported to tho Governor Of Kansas that the Row sol
Camanches there engaged. which assertion ia.
yestigated during my recent trip to those tribes and
from the testimony of whites of Gndouhird integrity
who were at the Time with them, and nom Tie poa
positive denial Of the Indians themselves Y pru,
nounce it malciously false. These spcculators PEP
tinaciously attempted to deceive the public by a "a
port that the Osages had crossed the AIlansas on
bOstties intent, and when they found that Tube A
home eating their dried corn and tho buffalo meal
they brought with them from buffalo hunt 90
which they had gone and not upon The war-path
they reported their return from she war-path with
large number of scalps and horses. More recently
they reported the Osages upon the Sanc Fe ROAD IA.
gagged in killing and scalping From Col Banks
Special Commissioner, who has recently returned
from the Osages | learn that every chief with hu
band present at the Council and expressed Linn
self for peace.
An article which appeared in recent number n
The Atchison Champion, and has been widely
copied, represents the names and probable nunbeI
Of the hostile bands now united in the war upon tbs
whites as follows: Kiowas, 4.OoCi Apaobcs s.t0i
Backfeet, $500; Camanobes, $4,000; Sioux. 22,0oi
Crows, 5000; Cheyennes, $500; Minitar,s, 2.1of
whether to take the above as joke or a fraud 1bs
Indian Commissioner in his report last July repTs-
sented the numbers pretty fairly as follows: The
Northern Cheyennes and Arrapahoes say no lclgsk
about 800 warriors; Minnec0njOux Sioux, abont 81
lodges 500 warriors Ogallalla Sioux who would nod
consent to cede the right of way for the Montaps
road, via Powder River, and the right to plant Mill,
tary posts in their country say 1870 lodges about ~
warriors Brul6 Sioux and Tw0-Ketle's baud Il
Sioux both cOinciding with the Ogallallas each 10
lodges and 800 warriors, in all from 1860 TO l.So
effective warriors. 1t was these who perperatfd ths
Phil Kearny massacre, and arc row caryugon the
war in the North" On tho Plains further Soutb are
the Southern Cheyennes, lees than 800 warnolG, asu
less than 1000
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individuals companies such that OF Muihouse, I'M
der highly utellgen aud zealous direction. Such
ciaed effort must be looked to Tor the best Improvement
under such direction rs VIII not accept existing habits
and practice OF construction as Scd and interchangeable
conditions (s most associated building Companies In
IL gland have hi,ttO dOue), and as VIII SCI Sde OBJ
profits such per cent upon materials obtained lfst
hand, or mahufautnr eApIessy on y large sceLo.
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MEXICO.

THE RECENT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIoN-coRosA
AND ESCOBEDO SUPPORTING JCAREZ-PREs.
ENT CONDITION OF POLITICAL PAisrlEs--
WILD PRoJRCTs-DEATH OF MIR. BARRON.
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HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE

cyupIP DWELLINGS AT TIE PARIS EXPOSITION
THE EMrEKoR's MODEL not sES-hEPoRT
uPoy CHEAP, HEALTHY, AND COMFORTABLE
RIiIIDISGS.
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WILL THE STATE BE RECONSTRUCTED Will
THE NEGROES BE GIVEN THE RIGHT Of
SUFFRAGE g-NEGROES AND UNION MEN
DAILY SHOT DOwN--CONGREss THE ONLY
HOPE OF THE LOYAL MEN FOR JUSTICE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
mappy Reaeoeaene.


The editor Of the Anti.6iarsry Standard
has been to Washington locking aisse the
radical cause. He 10 very much dIsgesesd
with the condition Of affairs and tells .
good many truths. He says the Senate 10
made up Of shabby Get. and that q 70
moot aoiovious asss tic Senate, sspssesasing
q 10 presuned sbs evess dsla creme q
American public men, 10 b. far more eor,xps
than tke Hssss.
More corrupt! We should like to knew
how that could possibly be. It may b -
corrspt, but 10 60 beyond the House b con-
sidesed impossible. lie says the House 10
more ignorant than corrupt. We plead
guilty 70 having been tomss hat in dssbe
- to which vas In excess il that be1r-ig-
aosanes or vesality-and senlsD 49, ~
6sadsej writer has - - sslsveda eus
mind. OF The 0eaAAe ~ Alnn1m6eoo1a.
zee, deseuneiue IL os0bsso - Gsss1H -
imoeeus, and, . the quselisa q esa1snGN
sions, Of ''bavvststaC tseseRs- ~ 1ees
aas0 y Esd Jev Mseud ssaaastsA Ne
priseipls ooseyne tAsir eaisa - en- sgDGfiea.
81 asuA Jsr - mscA l. ne rSIs"
TAie = Ans psstsaisuss Of The Neeieol
legislature from . party friead.-Dsess@
Free Press.
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An English nobisman has suspended
music bell upon the nseks Of oil his cows.
each bell tuned to . different nets Of the
scale, and the whole ringing through ssv-
eral octaves. A visitor TO his farm 10
charmed BY the music Sometimes be
heass several notes in unison, then . slight
discord, and then . sweet harmony; al
varied By distance BY The rising and falling
Of the breeze.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

Tsa Scientific A~ericss contains he 3D.
lowing account II . very dssirable ssticls
for every housshsld :
"A simple instrument for making an
tificial ice, 10 now manufactured in PsriA
BY which beautiful cylinder Of ice 10 pre-
duced in ten minutes, or bottle Of vine
or other article can be reduced 70 the freeze.
ing point Of water in the same recepticls.-
The instrument consists Of two metallic
cylinders united. one thin the other, the
space between them being devoted to the
freezing mixture, and the interior Of the
smalles cyliodes 10 the water or other asti-
cles 70 BE- cooled. These being introduced,
the cover 10 put on, and the cylinder ID roll
ed to und fro. on table By the hand. The
chemicals consisted formerly Of enc pert
each Of water. suboasbonats Of sods and ri.
tra,e Of ammonia bus fos the Latter, .
cheaper salt not mentioned 10 now substi>
tuted and the mixture 10 put up in Quanti<
ties sufficient to make seven pounds Of ice
(if We reckon correctly from the indirect
statement before us) for fiity confines or
less than ono diqs. The instrument costs
ten francs. Il Is called glacier soulante.
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BULLS wsRn DESTROYER.
Parents, Read this Important letter.

YOU ARs INTERESTED IN lrs CONTENTS
Mi4dlesewn. lad. APRIL 9. e:
Mr. n. L. Dsplas writes: Do net Know
thaa Bulls Woen Destroyer needs eey more
rseommsA dssioss than Il hes already ateomed
By ~ owu nsrits. bat will stats that ~ little
go, agsA sbess thrss year., 49, ssveroIy -
tasksl ~ fall nd winter with light shills iei-
Ssssa y vssy high 1bvss, tAeewieg hin iato
spasas. - nsee 1eepesir ~, lsseisg RON half
a hsef y ees - sAalf hssss; q the saee
tins ~ eAilA has vssy stsssG syepsenc o.
worns. ~ physician-soe q Ne Best y this
~ 81 ~ eeeiiRy-sxhassssd IN his skiil aaa
he ns1ssis Msdisa - sxpel the worms. ese q
tir:ly f:i!ed = bsiae ssy. | sasssas ssh.
Dulleoa1a - il - 6ove he eAild The eestssts
81 tArse beass, d trtple doesA slight - norm.
leg, viii happy sssalts. he CHA has net he'd
sspeea for over three nsnthG, and isssseA q
The bloalsd aass that 10 was, 10 u now we'll
and hearty. 'yoha Bah did T.
Tours tssly,
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CLsneYnsx. Some people talk greet
deal abeus ministers and The cost q keep
ing them, paying their house rent, table e.
psnsss and oths. items Of salary: Did sush
croakess ever think that u cost eS6. 00O, 900
10 pay the salaries Of American lswsrs; that
4l1, OOO, 900 ore paid out ansually 70 keep
eur esiminale. and elO, COO, 600 to keep the
dogs 10 the midst Of 10 alive. while only
%, 00O, 900 ass spent annually 70 keep s.
600 preachers In the United Statesl These
ere facts. No one thing exsrts such .
siGhty is6usncs in ksspine tn egVvblio
ison fAnng 70 pieces e W. Dtle anda hins
isl6s, sFfEFf RP
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