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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-14

GEN. LoNGsTREET AND HIS DETRAcToRs.
John NJ. G.. Parker, Esq, of New Orleans,
to whom Gen. Longstreet wrote his recent
letters on reconstruction, and who is now
visiting in Lowell, Mass, has addressed a
note to the editor of the Courier, of that
city in which he alludes to the feeling ex-
cited in the South against Gen. Longstreet,
and adds: sszg7ai tea shsgs7A me
g From what know of Gen. Longstreet
feel warranted in saying he looks on these
deluded scribblers with pity, and will con-
tinue to lend them his aid and pray for de-
liyerance, and. Gen. ,Longstreet will have the
sympathy Of every truly loyal man, North
and South, and the qualification of know
ing that millions of warm hearts thank him
for the Christian course he has taken to re-
store the people of the South with whom
be fought against the Government of the
United States to their former status I be-
lieve he has acted most wisely, and know he
will continue in the good work, in spite of
all the batteries the mistaken men at the South
can hurl against him. Thousands of others
will follow before the election day in the
Southern States is over; and the light which
Gen. Longstreet hes fired will shine brighter
and brighter day by day, till the principles
contained in his letter of the Sd of June
last shall have been established throughout
the length and breadth of the nation"
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Military Appointment for Pitt County.
HDeR's SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 81, 1867.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
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plead, answer ~ demnf IA a. Wv WI n
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be published IN the " seIa = ". sias
publle nswHater printed AZ ,s asss' w ;
Town Of Pamela, N sald san, |. q ~
sleees',velyi and that the dix 4 c n. s,sl.
forward ~ mnIl a copy Il al ms w. 'ag''
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A true copy. 30 ulnpsaa,
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~ClIANCERY NOTICE

The siaie Of Mississippi, PnnoI. .s,.,, !,
We chancefy Court Of said county,. I
before the clerk Of said court Al N "A Z 4 4
town Of Pamela, on the frst Noud,v ,,a !
Of March, A. D., 1867. ~1'
y. NJ. White VI. benjamin McEltd,l
No. 1851
Upon affidavit flied 10 this canss. 4 .,.....
TO The satisfaction Of the court thai d, N.
ant benjamin McKittrick, Is a pons-,s., !
the State Of Mississippi, and lhal n. =.
after diligent enquiry, cannot be sa,,,
~ !, therefore, considered by The eoun \, I
said defendant do enter his appeanna
on or before the first day Of The merit ~
this court TO be held at the court-bous \ =
county, in the town Of Panola, on n, n n
day after the 4th Monday In Marrh \, y
plead, answer, or demur 10 the ecr,II,,,s
bill, or the allegations thereof will \ ~ !
confessed. II Is further ordered by J -
that a copy Of this order be publad 1
"Weekly Panola STAR a public s,,r
printed and published In the tosn I ~
In said county for four weeks succesiuk
A true copy. JIG. HARRRoi
mar9-6t RI
White h Chalmers, solicitor.
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CHANoERY NOTICE.

State Of Mississippi, Pamela sesnsy. y
Chancery Court Of said esuntJ.
before the clerk Of said court At ~ =.
the town Of Panola, on The ith dsT ~
1867, ~ 81 xH
J. W. A. Jones Va Thomas 7, csHr'af'
No. 1881 faA
Upon afldavil hled In this eausA y
10 the satisfaction Of the court thzi ?
ing named defendants In this CO.
residents Of The Slate Of Mluiur-tn.
Sorry, who resides In Memphis. 1ssss
unknown heirs Of Julia Thomp@1n -
band, - Thompson, Who rssid<
Of Arkansas, aud Agnes Young ~
band, james " Young, who fssidsss
Of South Carolina. .A
II L, therefore, ordered by the cor
said nonresident defendants DO snxf
pearance herein on or bsfoss The
the next term Of this court 70 h
courthouse Of ssid county, IN
Pamela on the 18th Monday <fsf ~
day In March. 1891, and plead. 49,
mnr to the compisinaufs I'LL o.
lions thereof will be tsksn az ees5u
II Il further ordered hat
order be published Ia the "Ns.st 4
Star, q public newspaper printfd
lishei IN thp town or Panels. ID -.
for four weeks mrcsrsirrs- snd 1870
his order be FORWARDED % The s1afss
aon-rssidsnt dsfendsnts where :.
A true corv. &c nAfhT
mafa-St
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Prospectus Of"The Weekly
Hespcrian.''


On Saturday, the fifth of January
1857, the subscriber commenced tn,
publication Of THE WEEKLY HEspE.
RTAN, a paper which, in matter ant
style, he hopes to render acceptable
to the soundest judgment and the
most delicate taste.
The Hesperian will be strictly lite.
rary, and its columns will contain
Romances, Essays, Poems, Historical
and Biographical Sketches, Reviews,
and articles on various other literary
topics. Religion it will leave to the
pulpit; politics to the hastings, yet
at the same time it will endeavor to
inculcate a taste for the beautiful and
true among all classes and circles.
The leading feature Of the Hespe.
rian will be its devotion to the LITE.
RARY INTERESTS of the Mississippi
Valley. Here, it is evident, are to
be the homes of the great body Of
the American people; and here will
be the mind, the energy and the
wealth to sustain and direct the af-
fairs Of our American Society. How
essential, then, that this mind be ele.
waited and refined, and how fitting
that the attempt be made at st. Louis,
already the bushes center, as it ought
to be the literary center Of our great
valley.
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY
will form a special feature Of the
Hesperian. The history Of st. Louis
was commenced in the first number.
and it will be followed by a series Of
historical articles relating to New
Orleans, Memphis, Louisville, Gin.
cinnati, Chicago, and all the noted
cities in the Mississippi Valley. Ac.
curate and interesting biographical
sketches Of the most prominent and
enterprising citizens will appear from
time to time in its columns.
MONTHLY FASHION REPORTS will
be published. These reports will
contain the latest Eastern fashion, as
well as a description Of what is worn
in the West.
CONTRIBUTORS OF MERIT,
and of established reputation, have
already been engaged; and the pro.
hopes, before many weeks, to
be able to announce that he has en-
listed the entire literary talent Of the
West.
The Hesperian will be published
in an eight page form, (size
d the New York Ledger from beau.
new type, on superior paper.
TERMs:-Three dollars per annum.
n advance. An extra copy will be
furnished to each club Of ten sub.
cribers.
Postmasters are requested to act
s agents.
Address all communications to
JAS. W. ALLEN,
Proprietor "Hesperian,"
No. 6lO Olive street, st. Louis. |
Editors publishing the above adver. !
Including this no,ice) and q
alling attention to il editorially.
be entitled to an exchange. ,,
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WARRINGTON
VIRGINIA.
FACULTY.

General RohEar 4 LEs. President
CAErrR J. HlaRis, Professor o Latin.
JAMS J. WHTE, Professor Of Greek.
10. $. JoYSrs. A. ~, Professor Of Modern
Languages and English.
Rts. J. l.. KlaxFATEicS, D. D., Professor Of
Moral Philosophy.
A. L. NEtsoS, AN Pr~ufcsorof Mathematie,
wv AttsS, A. ", Professor Of Applied
Mathematics.
r. $. McCrtton, A. ", Professor Of Natural
Philosophy.
JOHs L cAurnrtr, A. N, Professor Of Chem.
istry.
JcHS W. Bao,srssaorsa, IL. D. Professor
Of Law and Equity.
HAnSr gsrnL, A. ~ Assistant Professor OF
Mathematics.
g rowEtt 0alpr, A. H. A-is,an, Professor
Of Latin.
FaAsE PEssros, A. n, Azis,aa, Professor Of
Grvek.
A~psepamtory course has hsca ln.l,a,ea In
which students unprrrarrd for the regular
Glasses may receive instructions IN necessary
branches.
The session begins second Thar,dsy nah,
September and ends last Thursday IN June.
ItHna-ruii!on and al other ~eullsrs ees
tloe. All other expense. ineludinr boafd
fasl, light, etc, need not exceed $3.50
For further particnlars Or for eaialoyu. "A.
drvss The faealiy Of Washington College. Lsr.
virginis. sv-U
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LIVERY STABLE
AT BATEsYfILE.

THE undersigned hna lnal apehed I noH and
enmmaiisnl FEED and LIVERY NTABtE,
whore ihe public viii 1nd superior acc1mmo.
dniionf IN huf1of careful Uilert and me- beet
prOYcnlrf such m oalt hay corn. fodder ani
hfnn VohIolc ADD Horse hf hire 10 n,pon.
sihle rafilee inylng done with Dispatch and
~ the lowest rates. Personal attention given
- al businets inimlied 10 me In o. word. my
motto "a, live and let live Don't forget ne
Icripiuml prcccpi that "a mofeihl man u
metciml 10 biz beast and when you come 10
town PIT your horse up N my stable and have
him well fed and e%foomed, all for fny cents,
and IN q short while he will be o better horse
and you y better man.
jal0-ly SAMUEL Y. ECnOLS,
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oRIsPER COMA, -
For Curling the Hair of either Sex
into wavy and Glossy Ringlcts,
or Heavy Massive Curls.

ny using this article Ladie. and Gentlemen
can hsaniiS themselves a thousand fold. n i
the only article in the world tina, will curl
straight haiF, and al The sane time give II a
beautiful, glossy appearance. The Crisper
iona not only eatls the hair, bui i~nviFomies
bcauiihes and eleanscs ~ e highly aud de.
hgh,hlly psFfamed, and Is the most complete
article cf The kind evvr offered 10 the Amsri
can public. The Crisper Coma viii be seat 10
any Address sealed and pCs, paid for a..
Address alt orders 20
W. l. CLARK 4 CO. Chemists
No. , IVES, rays,te street
mHss-T Syracuse, n. v.
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ny Mt Tso Of
w hitc Liquid
ENAMEL.

For Improving and Bcautiging the Com
plcXiun.
The most valuable and perfect preparation In
use for giving the skin q beautiful pearl.iike
Tint that only found In youth II quickly
removes Tan, Ffoeklcs, Pimples, Dlotchcs.
Moth Patches Sallowness Eruptions, and all
Impurities Of the skin, kindly healing the same.
leaving the skin white and clear as alabaster.
~ use cannot be detected by the closest scruti-
ny, and being a vegetable preparation Is per.
fectly harmless. It Is the only article Of the
kind used BY the French, and Is considered by
The Parisian as indispensable to a perfect toilet.
Upwards Of 10000 bottles were sold during
The past year, a sufficient guarantee of It's eff
eaey. Price only 70 cents. Sent by mail.
postpaid, on receipt Of An order, by
BERGER SHUTS, co, Chemists.
mar25-ly 1856 River street Troy, y. Y.
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Carriage Shop.

W. MALL takes pleasure In informing the
public that he has established a Carriagc Shop
at Batcsvillc, Mississippi, where he Is prepared
TO do all work pertaining TO his line Of business.
In the most approved and cheapest manner.
He has also secured the services OF two Trim
mers, who thoroughly understand the business
and are able to give satisfaction for the work
DO. Mr.. Mall soliciis the patronage Of his
and the public generally. ocii3-gm
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Franklin Type Foundry.
IGs VINE STREET, Cincinnati, 0.

1903 VINE STREET, Cincinnati, 0.
Between Fourth aud Finh streets,
Il. ALLISON, Sup't.
Manufacturers Of and dealers In new book
and job type, printing presses, cases, galleys
etc, inks and printing material Of every de5-
cription. Stercotyping Of all kinds. Books,
music, volumes Of all Sizes, In modern aud
ancient languages cards, labels, stamps, in
type metal or copper. Wood engraving, pat
tern letters Of various styles. Elecirotyping in
all It's branches. elliott.
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Paio .fIio, Tsras, saddles.
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing UNDER
The style and firm of Jones & Vaughan, In the
grocery business At Baiesyillc, Is this day By
mutual consent dissolved. All parties indebted
To the said firm will please call upon Iyerson
Vaughan at Batcsyillc, aud settle, he alone be-
ing authorized to settle the business Of the late
firm. j.. W. A. JON&,
INVERSION VAUGHAN.
IN retiring from the above firm, I tender my
sincere thanks TO my patrons for the liberal
patronage bestowed on said firm. aud take
pleasure in commencing the new firm, Smiths
Vaughan, as well worthy of their future fayors
scp29-tf j. W. A. JONES.
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NJ. J. ROssEL,
GROCER, C0TTON FACT0R.
AND
Cor"ntsstos .sTsrehasfs,
No. 81 Main st. cor. Gayoso,
Memphis, Tenn.
N. ]. ROssEL,

!. ~ CrtnEarsos, Of DcSo,o rounty, l. psr.
manently located with me, aud ~ uriers ar
business entrusted 10 the house will ,sssis.
prompt attention.
Begging, rope and plautati y supplies alwny,
on hand on liberal terms
special attention given 70 The nls Of cot.au
sno o,her produce; also receiving asd for.
s st1s-5m
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j.. Hickling Il Co.'S
Great Sale of Watchn

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$4,000 hunting silver wntehes-- So =
5000 assorted watches, all kinds " Is
Every patron obtains a watch b d ~
rangemcnt, costing but siG vhils hnl :
worth $3.50. No partially shown
Mcssrs, J. Hirkiing 4 Co.'S Great Anic1
Watch Co, New York City, visahs.$
Riely dispose Of the above ~magnih1ift
tertiicates naming articles are lxS !
sealed cnvclopcd Holders arc eniida =
articles named on their certificates %
ment Of leu Dollars, whether Il y M
worth $3.50 or one worth less. fxrA8t
any Of our certificates entities yon d h4
Gle named thereon, upon paymeut iruulz
Of It's worth, and as no article vslust Sd
$40 Is named on any certificate, 4 vaIta|
be seen that this Is no LOTTERY, bsi ~
forward legitimate transaction, skkk ~
participated In etcn by the most fftksl
A single certificate will be sent b n. :
paid, upon receipt OF Is cent? kn b
eleven foe %, ihirty-three and sisrs' -
um for IS, aixiy-aix and more vslashs luz1
for $40, n hundred and mot sza -
for SIS. To aFents or those wihisfsu par
meat this Z a rare opportunity. hsiFs
mHtely conducted buslnee, daily ~ss'Arsf1
the government and open 10 The NOT s'A
scrutiny. Tar uAi
Address, j. HlCELisG k0
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WNISkERS
AND
MI u o { @ n q q

Forced TO grow upon the smoolhest face 10
Rom Thrive to five weeks by using DR.. SEvtG-
MES RbSTAuRATBuR CAp1LLAIRE. the
most wonderful discovery in modern science.
acting upon the Beard aud Hair In an almos,
miraculous manner. II has been nscd by
the elite Of Paris aud London with the
most catering success, Namcl Of ali Dur.
ehascs will be registered, and II entire sa,ia.
faction . no, given In every Instance. the
money will be cheerfully refunded. Price BIZ
mall sealed aud postpaid, 81. Descriptive cit
eulars and testimonials mailed frrc. Addrcm
BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO. Chemlsis No. 7ss
River street, Troy, n. Y. Sole agents for the
un''ed shtsA mar23-ly
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School Notice.

The Pamela Female School rsoFsssa :
9Th Inst under the charge q MIS- ) =
ham. Terms as heretofore. 80
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md Great Western


nas-fsrs s low aud time "a quick as BY sny
other route.
Through Tickets and baggage checks, No gss
Bruadvay. New York, No. rs State struct and
- seheel street Boston. Depot and Union
ohees Cleveland No. GO CLARK street Chiea.
~ 10 cinelnna,i, ., No. so West Fcurth street,
y. y. corner Broadway and Front streets ms
Vine street. al u Nail Line sisamsr land.
lE. foot q Vine street, and at New Passenger
nefes u the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 par,sa
Hallway In Louisville. At s. W. corner Vain
and Thifd ssrvsts ard Is Fourth street and :,
the oficss Of connecting linsa
D D. MctAREN, ucn1 sapi.
Ef FULLER Csa1 ritlst Agent.
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w. Subscription Lt i steadily
Increasing making \ ibo most Me-
tensive
COTTONGROWtNG REGIONS
in the South. in a populons and
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f@- All Job Work, Invariably
CASH on dclircry.xa
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Girls per. Coma!!

OBJ she was beautiful and fair.
with starry eyet aud ndian, hair,
Whose curling tcndrils son, entwinsd,
Unclaimed the very heart and mind.
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WanfAd.

Gal 1la Wanted, %
A FIRST CLASS Boot Maker, at No. % St. Law
"A renee Street. NJ L. WILBAND.
August %. d1w* .7 y f..
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| s~ExAE8 q NEW I0RHI beph NJ
! FiftssAnine bars Of gold, or supposed soldI
session o.. three Standards and a Mexican,
They had been endeasoring to sell it to to-
nacconist and grocer, who Informed the POI
lice, which led to their arrest. If the bars
prove to be gold they will be of the value OF
$1,000. 1t is expected that it is a portion OF
the, Mexican robbery or an attempt at grand
swindle. y - 81 q EhSNs
The Worlds dispatch says nine regular army
surgeons died of yellow fever last week.
A drunken car driver was killed Yesterday
by his own car running over him in Jersey
avenue. - -
A shark was caught from one Of our piers
w. Redpath, a broker on Pine street, has
been arrested on charge of deffauding Rev.
DR.. Hawkins.
The harbor police steamer, which was
brought from Buffalo, sunk at Atlantic dock
on Saturday night. Motives lost. IT ~
. John Demsey was arrested Saturday ava
ming, charged by X arl Carroll with stahhino
the latter Carroll died shortly after ,malin9
the statement. Blood was found on iDemsey's
hands and clothes.
AN Alabama letter to the Times denies the
reports of caterpillar ravages to the crops
there, and says the crops are in fine condition.
% Dill HARRISON was carried home insensible
saturday night after a prize fight of nineteen
rounds with Mike Donnelly tor $500. Teddy
Dnffyyof Boston, and BIZ Arnold. of Brook
lvn, also fought in Brooklyn yesterday. Duffy
broke his arm in the sixty-seventh round, los
ing $500 and the fight. tllt 5a 4lif
Last evening girl named Mary Williams,
13 years OF age, fell asleep in Central Park
near the small lake, and during the temporary
absence of a female companion, was brutally
outraged by man who discovered her. No
complaint has been 4. made as her parents de-
sire to keep it quiet EAAB k& q y A@S -
AS was supposed the bars of gold for which
certain Spaniards and Mexicans were endeav-
oring to sell at a sacrifice, turn out to be cop
per withSa thin coating Of gold. The men
were remanded, the complainant not appear
= The sum@of 81 ,z95 has been contributed in
this city for the relief of the Galveston suffer-
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To- LET.
House and FURNITURE for sale or

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CITUATED on Park Street. For terms etc., in
y quire of r.. d. Evans with K. Churchill s. Co.,
Portland Pier, or of W. l.. Putnam, Exchange St,
Corner Federal. aug29 div