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The Frazer-Trenholm Case.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2S.-The settlement
of the Frazer Trenholm case is entirely salts
factory to this government. The defendants
counsel acknowledge the correctness of the
principles claimed BY the United States and
have provided for securing the property in,
vowed. Further action, however, will be
necessary in the Federal and British courts.
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Z Mr.. Pell, in explaining the object of the
late rebel meeting in this City, said: "This
movement originated with the working
men," This statement is false, and was
known to beso when uttered. The meeting
was gotten up by Mr.. Pell himself Some
Of the working men were dragged into it
against their will 1t could be proved, if
necessary, that one of the young men" who
carried round the call for signers stated that
the meeting was indispensable to sustain the
Sentinel inv view of the fact that the Rgis-
ter by its recent course was about to take
the wind out Of its sails. In other words,
the meeting was called by Mr.. Pell himself,
and the main subject with him was to sus-
tain his newspaper. It was purely selfish
movement.
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a lot Of people living within mile where
f. II. Helper was born, nominated him . few
days ago for seat in Congress, g svery much
70 the surprise Of the gentleman" Wonder
= 2 good many other people were not sur.
pr'scd also ~ Charlotte Repu5l icdp. 80,
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Foreign Itens.l

FLORENCE, Sept 90, 1857.
5 The Garibaldian riots have been suppress
ed and it is officially announced that the
country is tranquil. 4. i - W
A London dispatch say the italian ac-
counts are conflicting and that riots had oc-
Cured at Modena, Milan, Genoa and Naples.
8 The Pope thanks Napoleon for Garibaldi's
arrest. IS : ,Iks-l filisg sd -,
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sslss RALEIGH. n. g.
Wednesday, Oct. 2, 1867.
}. ~ Mr.. C. W. HoRsER is authorized to make
business contracts for the Standard office.
Rennhlican State COMMITTEES,

Republican State Committee.
The members of the Republican Executive
State Committee of North Carolina are requested
to meet in Raleigh, on Saturday, the 9Th Of
October, 1867. 1t is important that there should
be full attendance.
s3ags @esW. W. HOLDEN, Chairman.
{ Republican press of the State please copy.
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From Kew orleans.,
Fight with Indiansi..

New ORLEANS, Sept. 28-The number Of
fever interments to six this morning were 81
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The Pious Mr.. Pell, and the Blasphe-
nous and foul-mouthed Mr.. Russ.

The Pious Mr.. Pell, and the Blasphe-
nous and foul-mouthed Mr.. Russ.
q The Rev. William E. Pell presided over
the late rebel meeting in the Courthouse, in
this City. Oncof the speakers was Col. ].
p. H. Russ, sometimes known as Col. Cuss.
Among other things Col. Russ said:
Holden had charged him with cursing
his God and his Redeemer. That could
only be made true by Holden's proving that
he (Holden) was his (Col. RussD God and
Redeemer; for he admitted he had pretty
effectually cursed Holden"
e Mr.. Pcll presided and enjoyed this hugely.
It's said he started all the applause at such
good things as the above, uttered by Col.
Russ. Poor old mania minister of the
gospel to sit and listen to, and applaud such
language IS
= We take this opportunity to repeat all we
have heretofore said about Col RUSS
profanity and wickedness, as exhibited on
the streets and elsewhere, and to add the
following: It was duly proved in one of the
Courts of Wake County, that Col. Russ de-
clared he was ready to buy cord wood to
burn his father-in-law in hell, because he
had not, in his will, left him more land and
negroes For this expression his brother-in-
law very naturally took pop at him with
pistol, but missed him. The matter came
up in Court, when theabove declaration was
proved on this hyena in human shape
Such horrible profanity and wickedness is
what the Rev. William E. Pell would simp-
| ly term, in his friends. indiscretions and
lmproprieties; and if suitable opportunity
should present itself he would venture to
suggest to the Colonel that it would be well,
as matter of expediency and policy, not to
talk in this way. These are two of the
leaders of the new rebel reconstruction
movement. Could good cause even pros
per in the hands of such menl
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The Election in L0ulsiana-.First Days
vOte..Favorable to Republicans.

vOte..Fav0rabie 70 KepubIIcdnss
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 81. The Republicans
has full returns of the vote to-day in the LIST,
I'd and Sd municipal districts Of this CITY,
In the first district 2,54O votes were cast I'd
district 2,253; and Sd, 2,297-total 1000.
Nearly all the votes cast were for q Conven-
ton. The number of registered voters in
these district is 4,335. The Republican ex
presses apprehension that unless the vote is
heavier tomorrow, the proposition for q
Convention will fail, the Law. requiring q
majority Of those registered to vote or cleo
ton to be of no force or effect
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Messrs. A. }. Jones and j. R. Ballard,
working under the auspices of the National
Republican Executive Committee, addressed
asmall audience ofour citizens at the African
church on yesterday. Their remarks were
intelligent and instructive throughout, en-
couraging the colored people to exercise their
rights discreetly, avoid evil and designing
men. who are trying to destroy them and the
influence of the party working for them; to
beindustrious, thrifty, frugal and economical,
and buy homesteads for themselves and not
depend upon coniscation. Register it
would cost them nothing. Vote en- masse,
and vote for the Republican party. 81
Mr.. Ballard stated that lie came not to
picture any of the horrors of the past, but
would let by-gones be by-gones3 He came
not to eulogize Mr. johnson orhi.s advocates,
for he had long since considered Sssr. john
son and his party as ciphers on the ether
side of the decimal. They were among thu
unclean things which lie eschewcd. i 81
Mr.. Jones arose after the remarks of Ball.
lard and stated that he was confident of
black rebels being in the State, tur he had
met them, and would advise colorel men to
avoid and watch them as they would snakes.
He would rather have dealings with a
white rebel than back one, etc. Wcshino.
ton a. CD Conservative. :
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.This; Markets.

The Markets. =
'-..ags V q w New YoRK, Sept. 90. IS
Money easier; e@7 per cent. Gold dull
at431. TEs.ss ~ s.st
5s a;a 4-es BALTTNoRE, Sept. 49,.
Cotton very fiat. Uplands 2S4. :.
Wheat heavy. Prime Red, $2,45@$2,8 IS.
Corn, White s., s6@$t,sO. Yellow q, SO.
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Wewere struck by an expression day or
two since by friend, as follows: Said he,
81 want to get back to the Union. Every
thing depends on getting back. know that
the Pell movement can never take us
back. doubt very much, even if Mr.. Good
loe could have his own way, if he could do
it, with the views he at present entertains.-
But l am certain that the late Republican
State Convention can do it, and am, there
fore, with and for that Convention" As
specimen of the manner in which the Pell-
Woodelites are going to take us back to the
Union, Mr.. Gales said in his remarks, that
/" he could not believe" the reconstruction
acts were wise, just, generous or constitu-
tional." Does any sane man suppose that
body of men holding such opinions of the
reconstruction acts will ever be able to re-
store the State to the Union2
The truth is, the late meeting in this City
was opposed to reconstruction. The gen
tlemen who got up and controlled the meet
ing are doing very well as it is. They are
governing the State, and living on the hard
earned taxes of our people They are as free
as the air-they hold all the offices the mil
itary does not interfere with them, for they
are careful not to commit any overt acts of
treason; and they are, therefore, in favor of
continuing things as they are They will
never voluntarily consent to negro suffrage.
They agree with Gov. Graham that to ac-
cept the reconstruction acts in good faith is
to throw the country back two hundred
years, and to degrade the white man; and
they will, therefore, do all they can to pre-
vent reconstruction, hoping also that some
thing may occur meanwhile to give such as
tendency to the President as will enable him
to disperse the Congress and establish a
good, s States rights, constitutional" govern
ment. This is the key to all these rebel
movements that appear to look to reconstruc-
| tiOn sz+fsss fffld =tfs. 7l- 2, fgsAfss y
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For the Standard.

#HNHr q . fa.Ha
At meeting of the delegates from the
different Councils of the L. r. L. of Guilford
County. held at Greensborough, Sept 21st,
1857, it was ~ 40
Resolced, That there be Public Meeting
held at the Courthouse, in Greensboro, on
Wednesday the I'd of October next, to con-
firm the nomination made at this meeting of
candidates to the Constitutional Convention
of North Carolina.
It was further resolved that the Raleigh
Register and Standard be requested to pub
lish this notice. ~ =.
BY ORDER OF THE MEETING.
COOPERATIVE BUILDINGS Metropo-
Titan Land and Building Association of New
York was inaugurated Tuesday evening, at
Farmers Institute BENJAMIN Hague is
president, and Robert Crows secretary. The
main object OF the society is to obtain loans,
at legal interest, wherewith to purchase land
and build houses for the members. The
society is limited to 500 members, and the
shares $500 each, payable weekly at the rate
of 81 per share. No member can hold more
than ten shares. An initiation fee Of so
cents is demanded from each member. The
concern will wind up business legally in ten
years, but virtually in five years. A member
can Withdraw when he pleases, and receive
all he has paid in except the initiation fee.
Whenever the fund amounts to onc-fourth
of the sum required to purchase real estate,
the balance is to be procured at legal inter-
est, the borrower paying a premium of /
cent, besides the interest, per cent in half
yearly payments. The Board of Manage
ment have power to authorize the Trustees
to procure these loans. ak.
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Nearly all Republicans.
Granville County

Granviiie County.
We are indebted to F. J. 'Filley, Esq, for
the following returns from the % Beard for
Granville County:
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Person County.
We are Indebted TO J. H. Jones. ESQ., TOT
following return OF the qualified voters Oh
LIST precinct Person County: whites, SSs'
blacks s45 total, 7s7.
14itsa ia Davidson County.
We are under obligations to Mr. L.
johnson for the following returns from 'D'
1st Board for Davidson County:
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Died.

81 Died. Hr.
! Al Hoaaton, ;Tsxas, August S
AIln,l iornesly Of Washington. y. =
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Tyrrell County.
We are under obligations to Mr.. J. G. Res
forthefollowing returns from Tyrrell County
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Union League Of America.

I :
State Councils of the Union League of
America may be addressed as follows: a
w. W. Holden, Raleigh, N. G. Grand
President for North Carolina.
Charles Wilson Homer, Raleigh, N. c.,
Grand Secretary for North-C Carolina. RS,
Thos. G. Baker, "a Wall street, New York.
Samuel F. Gwinner,
or Philadelphia. Pa.
VIM. B. Thomas, M
Benz. S. Morehouse, Newark, New Jersey.
eN''S' o Or s''''' Baltimore, Maryland.
Henry Stockbridge, s.ir5
Andrew Washburn, Richmond, Va.
E :. F ". N Mss x Charleston, $. 6.
VIM. Markham, Atlanta, Georgia. faiIs
A. A: Knight, Lake City Florida. HI /,
John G. Keffer, Montgomery, Alabama.
a 1sn myg pass a1 ucksDurg, Miss.
Gen. 81. 81. Thomas, Nashville, Tenn.
V. Dell, Fort Smith, Ark. s,;ssfi
II. G., Dibble, New Orleans, La. ~
Geo. II. Harlow, Springfield, Ill. .gs
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Aggregate,
{ Clay County.

Clay County.
We are under obligations to a friend at
Asheville for the following returns from
Clay County:
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REPUBLICAN.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-18
2eicemOe /!
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Sine inmAe Dame,

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i'll Der Stabt mad tbrer Ianolitb Seimatb Suriids
tesrte, pnroe oil t.ren 5te*nben taHm pie6er
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bare Acquiiitton fiir ben Ioilettenti1 jeoer Game
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SpetiaI NOtise1l.

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mir tngeben rtiiiien, ba6 has 656ite Der Ser
pOlIlcntmnltHg tienaIS erreiHt perben tann.
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gen Belenbuns brd6ten, untfr6reifeter Iie bic
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