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Beg Mr. james S Sherwood, of Westport, Ct,
brought suit last week against Mrs. James B.
Gulyer late Miss ELISHA B. Coley, of Poplar
Plain, Ct, for breach of promise of marriage,
laying his damages for disappointed affection,
blighted hopes, and perchance a broken heart, at
the moderate sum of twenty thousand dollars
Mr. and Mrs Gulyer are at present residing in
Boston. They gave the requisite bonds for APP
pearance in court.
[Any man that would sue woman for DAM
ages for not marrying him, ought to be tarred
and feathered. That's ALL ...-.-.
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pay The Charleston Mercury of the 18th says
that on Saturday Mr. Ii. A. Reeves, Of North
Carolina, lost his pocket book containing between
81 800 and 81 600, while riding in the cars, on
the South Carolina Railroad, between Columbia
and Gadsden. On Sunday the finder restored
1t to the owner, who had teegraphed his friends
and business connections all along the route
from Augusta to Raleigh, informing them, of
his less
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Proposals will be received until December 23d, for
the building of a Banking House for the First Ma
tional Bank of Charlotte, N c.
The building will front fifty mine feet extending
back hundred feet, four stories including base
ment.
Plans and Specifications can be seen at the First
National Bank. The privilege of rejecting any bid
is reserved by the Bank.
r. Y. McADEN
W. Il. MYERS,
T. H. BREM,
Dec l6, 1867, Building Committee.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber is now fully prepared for moving
any Wooden house. His experience for the last ten
years is equal to any other person. feel thankful
for past avors and hope to receive further patron
age JOHN MCCONNELL.
Charlotte, N. c.. Dec. 16, 1867
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YELLOW FEVER "CHARGEs"-The usual
charge for attending yellow fever cases is 500.
Some physicians charge $500; others 81 600.
One physician in New Orleans is said to have
made $50 900 during the epidemic, and another
$4,000. Very few in general practice have
booked less than 10000. Some female nurses
are SAID to have made from So, 900 to $4,000
during the scourge
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To Mill Owners.

WANTED, Situation Miller. Has had MANY
years experience in running Steam and Water Flour
Grist and Saw Mills and other machinery, such as
Wool and Cotton Cards Can give satisfactory refer
ences. Address this Office for particulars.
December 16, 1867. @s
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Blacksmith Wanted.

want to employ good Blacksmith for the year
1868 liberal arrangement will be made. Apply
to the undersigned Cewan's Ford, or at this
Office. j. B. ALEXANDER,
Dec 16, 1867 2w Cowan's Ford
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w, w. GREER g. CO..

Have full line of choice Family Groceries and
Provisions, which they are offering low for Cash.
Fresh Buckwheat Flour, warranted pure; also,
choice lot of Flour, Family Brands on hand and
for sale by w. w. GREER & co.
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DIRECT APPROPRIATIONS.
ELIAS & COHEN

Have just received direct from Europe, a beautiful
assortment of Ladies' and Gents Writing Desks,
Photographic Albums, and other fancy Goods espe-
cially for the Holidays.
Persons needing something handsome call at
Dec Is, 1867 3w ELIAS & COHENS.
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FOR RENT.

The New and Elegant STORE HOUSE occupied
by G. Nj. QUERY. Apply Immediately to the under
signed.
Dec 16, 1867. J. DULS, Agent
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hS~ Gen. Hancock, has ordered an election
to be held in Texas, on the Convention question,
and for delegates thereto from February 10th to
14th inclusive.
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"a For LETTER WRITERs.-Hereafter letters
sent to Post Offices, directed with pencils, will
not be mailed but will be sent to the dead letter
once a note should be made of this by letter
writer's:
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CrOckerV.

nice assortment of Crockery consisting of Plates
Teas, &C., on hand and for sale by
W. W. GRIER g. co.
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Hams and Sides, choice family Syrups, Sole Leather,
Lard fresh country made Butter, together with
general assortment of Family Supplies, on hand and
for sale low by w. W. GRIER co.
December IL, 1867.
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Just Received.

fine assortment of Cigars Buckwheat Flour, White
Lead Leather, Saddles and Brides
BOYD s. MOODY.
Dec. 16, 1867 2w Springs Building.
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Celebrated Axes.
Corn. Peas. Meal. Bacon.

The Celebrated Elephant Axe, ''warranted," on
hand and for sale by w. w. GRlER & co.
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HO! FOR CHRISTMAS.

We are now receiving large and choice selection
of New
Toys, Christmas Presents,
Notions, &c., and Confectoneries generally, to which
we invite the attention of the public, ..-
THE LITTLE FOLKS ESPECIALLY.
ns~ Wholesale buyers will find it to their interest
to give us a call and examine goods and prices,
have the largest stock of the kind in the City
and cannot be undersold by any one.
Guitars, Violins, Banjos,
Flutes, Accordans, Flies, Drums Tamborines, Sugar
Boxes Buckets, Tubs Travelling and Market Baskets.
NESBIT MAXWELL.
Photographic Albums,
Very fine and Cheap, at
Dee 16, 1867. NESBIT s. MAXWELLR
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Mill and Land for Rent.

We will Rent the MILL and Ten Acres of LAND,
on the Catawba River, known as "Lawings MILL on
Saturday the 4th of January, 1868, for one year.
The Renting will be at the Mill, to the highest bidder.
VIM. s. S0RAENT,
j. NJ. LAWING.
Dec Is, 1867 2wpd Administrators.
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NOTICE.

MR. s. p. ALEXANDER is from this day our
legally appointed Agent to Rent Houses and make
Collections for the year 1868.
A b. DAVIDSON,
II. A. SPRINGS.
December 16, 1867 I'm
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3j,sss ,,,s;s moro +, cId TredelI who when the
,,roat s,,o,,ster +rrart that filled so many
E. fou sea With roonrn;,iir and caused SO many
fcarss and w;doSSs ana orphans. 70 wit; con-
o. g baf t,u Oh Is
refi,se 81 ol,kv ,i1i,1 9Itd moi %: 70 Id JEs
IN hi CHASED 5sy lie iaou1taiIs <hrojIxh dan
| gers thick and thin. toned the federN army,
| snd were ipsfnI,nenfai IN sfl,e hautls Of An
All. Wise Being in bringing back the old stars
l.and stripes. the emblem of peace and happi-
ness. & 8 Z = -
+. That in onr Judgment these men have
made to themselves q name that :wil carry
them above ali the taunts that may be
thrown at them bv rebels, BY calling: them
tories horse thieves. SC. and that they have
reared to themselves I, monument as Tasting
"a the IInion ;fself 81
6. That although the war has resulted in
I great loss or property to the rebels, and the
Union men not exempted, we arenot respon-
| sible for one dollar of if, but that the rebels
are responsible for every dollar that has been
sacrificed and every life that has been lost,
and every tear that has been she'd, both
North and South. ma ts,!4s s,.ist IL
7. That notwithstanding the original se-:
Fcessionist Are the men that made the first
moves in the direction of freeing the negro,
they are not entitled to one particle of the
honor, from the fact that they 'intended to es-
tablisl a government of their own in which
the colored race and the poor white people
were to be slaves forever l47's'sstlI -fi
8. That we look upon Abraham Lincoln
as having been one Of, the greatest men the
iworldhas ever produced. from the fact that
he. advanced steadily from one degree Of
fame to another. until be at last. as It were.
With one single stroke Of the pen raised four
millions of human beings from the worst
state of degradation the world has ever
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at the same time DISTINGUISHING all men ct
experience and influence among US, is the
most solemn farce that has been enacted in
oil history. 1T Is 10 rom back the tide OF
civilization two centuries at least, and place
the ballot IL the hsnds 81 "a constituency less
qualified fottfe oficeof government than
has evef before existed in any republican
countrS The board Of registers of voters
has just been announced bere, and includes
one negro to two white men generally
throughout the State. When the whole Sc
ries of steps in the process of .reconstruc-
tion," as it is called, shall have been con-
templated, think the people, wherever they
constitute msjarities, Rill find it to their in
terest to vote against conventions for the OBJ.
jects in view, and bear with the reign sof
military governments until another appeal
can be made to public opinion at the North,
and-especiaily;in the Northwest
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2s For the Standard
TO THE COl0RED PEOPLE OF NOR1TII.CAR.
u .aYln..l ~ idINi.s ~ ll5tfl I1Ha

% FELLOW CITIZENS AS one Of the repre-
sentatiyes of the Republican party of North
Carolina, being member OF the State Elk.
ecutiye Committee for the 9th Congressional
District, / take this opportunity to address
you q short letter, upon matters Of great
est Importance to your future welfare. :, =
We, fellow-citizens, have been newly en-
franchised, and it is our duty to stand by
the, friends of the United States government
who are the loyal people in North Carolina.
Without regard to race, or color these loyal
people have formed party, known as the
Republican party. It IS pledged to stand
by the great principles Of Union, Liberty,
Justice and Equality, The man that opposes
this party, opposes these principles and
cannot be trusted by you, for be is no friend
to the government, the loyal white or the
colured man.
Therefore, appeal to you to stand up as
one man upon tile platform of the Republic
can party. I know that You have done so
in the past, but now the time of all the most
Important is approaching, and you cannot
be too firm in defending your rights, or too
cautious in avoiding the snares Of the enemy.
Fellow citizens, we are charged with be-
ing in favor of confscation. Where is the
proofa Let it be shown. For one can say
that am notin favor of confscation, and
| no man can prove the assertion to be false.
Lam an humble man in many respects, no
| doubt, but it is my desire to do right, and
see you do right and become more and more
happy every day. Let us unite then for this
purpose more closely. Shoulder to shoulder
let us ali march under the banner of the
Republican party and carry our State back to
the Union, where the rights of.every man are
respected and all are protected by equal laws
and common Constitution.
/ ~ - JOHN W. WOODWARD,
of Burke County.
Raleigh, Oct 4th, 1857.
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9il5 b0idf- q 81 For the Standard
LOYAL UNION CONSERVATIVE MEETING.

Uoiusooro OcI. rlrst IN. b. lst,) 1857.
MEssRs EDIToRs -The Loyal "a Union
Cd conservatives of Wayne county, to the
amazing number of some ten or twelve,
half a score or dozen-for + think the;
figure, exaggeration and application may.
be very legitimately introduced -remained
in the Court house after the court took
recess at twelve o'clock, to take up the un-
| finished business of 25th ult. On going into.
| the Court house saw DR.. Adam G. Davis
! in the presiding officers seat, two or three
| in the Secretary place, and VIM. G. Morrissy
delivering asort Of peripatetic lecture on;
some sort of political by bird of Connecti-
cut Democrat and Southern secessionist.-
And Saml. Carrow who, on his way to Raj
leigh. stepped in, most solenlnly assures me
| that the animal cannot live. But be this as
| it may, the admirers3of (" my policy" were,
as l stated on last Wednesday, few; and
to-day they were beautifully less I If it be
called-as such manifestations sometimes
are-the ghost Of q meeting, 1 can only say
there was nothing by any means appalling
in its ghostship The DR. is a very respecta-
bic looking presiding officer, and Mr.. Nor
rissey pleasant, very pleasant talker indeed.
His pleasantries are perhaps designedIy) so
pointless that they cannot give even i'm
pingent annoyance to any and as his au-
dience did not comprise many units above
zero, q. g.. twas not large enough to getup a
laugh, Mr.. M. did not seem to receive much
1 applause. vi. (; ;.a
i And now as to the Stars report Of the
meeting. lsis,, ~
aOn motion of w. Whitaker, the county
was called BY precincts, when it appeared,
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For the Standard.
REPUBLICAN MEETING In IREDELL COUNTY.

AsDA cDHAVaN lnLLliNU IN hAEDrAiL tVUNIl.
On Saturday the 14th of Sept, 1857, a
goodly number Of the loyal people of Ire
dell, met at Old Lebanon, ten miles north Of
Statesville. Htg 1913
On motion, j. G. Sloan was appointed
Chairman, Robert johnson. Jerry Boles,
Burgess White, Williamson Johnson Milton
Templeton, jeremiah Sloan. and John Nc
Cleland, a committee to draft resolutions,
and j. M. Shaver Secretary go 81
= VIM. +. Gray then arose and addressed the
audience about an hour and a half He spoke
in high terms of General Sickles for prohib-
ing the meeting of the Legislature He also
spoke in high terms of the Heroes of Amer
lea and Union League, and cautioned them
to be careful how they cast their votes in the
approaching election. In short, he made an
excellent speech notwithstanding he was in
terrupted by a group of unprincipled, ungen-
teel, unintelligent, infamous rebels. Is
q = We feel very safe in saying to the loyal
east your votes, if VIM f. Gray is in the
field, cast your votes on him, for he is the
boldest defender of the rights of Republi-
s1cans that we have in the County. He is a
perfect giant in the cause s,a.li4e =,
aie The following resolutions were then pre-
sented and unanimously adopted: ga 2
Y WHEREAS, We as q loyal body were oppo-
sed to the late rebellion and dissolution Of
this once glorious and happy government,
and always looked upon treason as the most
villainous and infamous of crimes; that we
hold and still hold that the government Of
the United States, is and ever has been, our
: best protector and supporter, and as we were
- TO-, onr country NV rehss tharss s u ~ si.'o
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The Danger Of seeession Views and Sc.
esssaen ; esunsels.
tns sscess.on'sss ,s seia our sOptein 1880,
~. &c $ 40! nc ne 'eop ~: wcs'a mot light
- ~ : S! nsl sosc vn api nye : an
,f* A oui'. " s''ed
aH = WIPE u Z, sl Z ; peeket n a'le
cSs' 80 81 s.ne tseuls = SHOWN lne
Psop's were oecelveo' ana me secess'onls's
9sCslseo eneln. ..S4ss
ine secess'onists told our people IN 1883
tnat they must hight son-that the North
would certainly De driven back and van
qulsnea-tnat tne Northwest would secede
ana take part with the So t'tr france
OF England would come IN, and that South
EN- independence was osrsos'ss Inc resuss 40
known: Inc people were deceived, snd the
seeesslonist tsS deserved them hem,
Inc secessionists told our people, even IN
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{ .5si5S .Ills.j.ta f4iHa KS, For the Standard,
tTkI0N REPUBLICAN, MEETING I'm HYDE
Z COUNTY ON THURSDAY ssth sEPTEMBER,

~ WENT, ON THURSDAY S6tH SEf lem Lih3
1861. +. s., ~
According t. nrevious notice. 4 large por-
t;on.of the 'neonle of HYDE Connty ire
Z snective IF race or color met at swan Ouari
ter and r. orpa rized bys calling Drr Andrew II
Glover to tbe Chair. with Frederick NIGEL
b win and Martin Creole. Eso,ss colored. as
Vice Presidents The Chair appointed Lin
den E. Swindle and William Hodges, Esu's.,
white no Secretaries
On motion. a committee of five was an
nointed 70 draft resolutions expressiye Of
the sense of the meeting. consisting of
William B. Tooley. e. III Gurkins and
Thomas Newly. whites, and Francis Whit
nov and Havwond u Dudley colored, The
comm;ttec retired and after q short time re-
turned and reported through their Chairman,
the following: 80 81 ,fI.f
l. Reso1ped. That VIC recognize the hand
of a merciful Providence in the changes
which have been wrought in the land, and
we invoke this assistance and direction in
the work now deyolying upon us and pray
Him to bestow upon us and our whole coun.
try, his favor and blessings. 81 "a ':s
2. That we are pleased with the acts of
Congress to reconstruct the Southern States,
and we are ready and willing as loyal citi
zens to do all in our power to give effect to
tlose acts Int we feel bonnd to- say from oh
servat;on and exner;ence that # is necessary
in order to secure the reconstruction of this
State on a thoroughly loyal basis. that the
ex;st;no rebel state ORGANIZATIONS should he
abolished
3 That we hold that tbis government
.ongbt To he adm;n;stered nv loyal men and
loyaI men only. and we believe that IN a
government founded on Liberty. Justice and
enual;tv shonld he secured to ali its citizens
of right. that class nroscr,ntions are on.
nosed to The s,;r;t Of FREQ ;nst,tpt;oys and
Inconsistent With a Rennb,;can form, of goy-
eminent. "a
4 That we detost and hold 90 unworthy
cf Rennblican or Union man the man or
men That would cool. 10 divide the Laval
4 neon,e at th;s time or become tbe' w;lI;ng
atoolsn Of d;sloval;sts fnr tbe sake of Office
TN. -. -" ~, H. A. =. ~ Ir..:oS
Congressional Committed and the State En-
ecutiye Committee rtheir efforts to reconcile
orr neonIe tn true LOYALTY Inv sending able
sneakers and na,,ers amono ms 7
That a COW p,. Of these resolndti;ons be
sent to the Union CONGRESSIONAL Committee
also copy be sent to the Raleigh Standard
for publication ,1;-,5,e-..I. .r,
Mr. H. D. Dudley made few remarks,
after which, he introduced to the audience,
MIR. A. Jones and j. r. Ballard, both color
n p. m &
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A special term Of Wake Superior Court
will be held, commencing on the l1th day
of December next, fol- the transaction Of civ
il business. The notice of the Clerk will be
found in to-das's issue. -s,s,e5 -,
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10 commune OeyOnQ h safe anu proper pcriOus
the disabilities unavoidably imposed on 10y.
al Union men, but that it is believed such
disabilities should be and will be removed 10 +
due time, from all who may be clearly and l.,
unmistakably shown to possess the confidence
of the Republican party of the State. 4,
On motion, the Committee adjourned, sub
iect to the call Of the Chairman. r.
W. W. HOLDEN, Chairman.
JOHN T. DEwEEsE, SecretGry.
Committees for Counties, In accordance aoith
& the Planef Organization adopted by the State
!. Convention.
Z Is -. 81 q q WAKE COUNTY. as s
q JOS W. Holden, Dr. T. L. Banks, Calvin
]. Rogers, Handy Lockett, Moses Patterson.
BURKE COUNTY.
= Tod R. Caldwell, Theophilus Phillips,
John Parks, W. Williams, Noah Speagle,
james Mackelratb, Monroe Erwin, George
Happoldt. aa'. $3.50 ~
i's WILKES COUNTY. So 4
Noel Johnston, Andrew Porter, S. 8. How
ell, w. B. Gambell, Eli Grimes, Stokes II.
Brooks, A. Grogan, Eli Woolf, L. D. Bur
cham. Thomas L. Kilby, R. P. Booze, L. G.
Brooks, s. 8. Goforth, Hsrrell Hayes. B.
Mcmillan, J. F. Tugman, J. W. Hayes, G.
a. Brown, Harrison Church.
= 1 :. 49, 80 M
-, =, ~ 49, Ii, i '''sis
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oln''n 'a aa- na AUS "An. i'u'u'
olen lsl oralse gray b $3.50
shAH = si1.n oo'H =
V Jaw De.'S -, L"ss' =. a. -,
okidmore, n, = Alnssoury, aaron rlascner'
'o'ln ~, !" n ~ ian nln', nen'e.
SUI eossn,, "A 'n'. '0H ~ ''
A alIe 81 nall lll 70 81 p Lyon @
~. oohhifo ~. ~, ooost1s5
n: ?. =; noloiook, oalnue' DoWuy:s James
H. noous, = q /" alhef' +" a. ''oI =
Madre, isaac y. wilson, Luxe Mait tau
William T. Thomas Richard 'fl5 Etnerldge.
oa6.il.s 81 FIT u COUNTY ser ~ 30
NJ ~ boWmaln n:s augustus Sul'npel'y' "
J. Kich, Austin Flood' isaac A. hosekrans
l. ALAM ), ls' COUNTY. as
Hezekiah May, Henry Stout, Willis Sci
Il X W.
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When the Pieaidept = eloeeted With Col
! Florence and Hon. j: 8. Hack. be is said
70 be e under the iifdded69 u Ton and
tJersy.S igl9 .sliass gisf'ois1's = si'''issiis
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<~-
COLONEL FoRNEY's LRrrv.s
! EgRofE:-il reply to continued and n ZION
.neuiIies ana requests respecting the % na''r
cauonsof the sbose letters in co Ell puell-
ior!! We hsse again to state that theW ec.lye
pe ieseed - handsome limo yoln, VIII
about i've hundred pages, with portra G@e Of
y engraved Oh steel, and index hr a' n me-
retenon = Brothen of this city T. l. B.
course Of next month this publicat;on, n me
take place. The correspondence NV n VIII
authors impressions of yarjous e co Tue
which he visited during on Eurons.m" ,rles
OF several months, with obseryat;ons" aour
society, politics, amusements. manns.. upon
educational and religious i ust;tnt;as.ure
England, France. Switzerland, Germ..,na
Belgiuu5 and Holland. The yaria,s "ny,
these letters may be Judged from thu 9 oi
that they were written from London 'acs
pool, Oxford, Windsor, Halifax. Stratfo. FIT
npon-Ayon, Chester, Paris, Beme IaI.Iul'
man. Baden Baden, Heidelburg, Wiesha,,I.ee
|'On the Rhine, Cobientz, Brussels. Antwas.
and and the Hague Phil. Press. p
An Irishman being IN an up town cbn,o.
where the collection apparatus resembed M
election box, on it's being passed t. him
whispered in the carriers ear that he was no,
naturalized, and could not vote, but he ~ ,o.
ready to make speech. s
4 - Y ~ - y . <els-------5
SOBER WoRns Daniel Webster spoke .,
follows: "a q ..Sf I'D 10
Nothing can be more hostile, notb;n,
1r,o+r s1,ksx,
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pies, and that tie Organization 4 The Re-
psblless Psz u shls sssts Adss e MAIN

pies, and that the organization a the Re-
|psbaleap pert " shls sssts Aestb e MAIN i i,
taltpe*ots : Is . 81 Baa aakfsi< h}es3 q Z
4 Assfced, That merit, Including hqnesy
~ fidelity and capabilitys sbodIl Berthe
|testss5pr office amng RSput lics4s that;
amy other test would be unWise and anti
Republican in its character and that we
win not encourage any expressions or con-
duct ralcnlated or intended to excite one
portion Of our people against another, on
account Of nativity or color. Every citizen
of the State who is loyal and whose devo-i
ton tn the nation is paramount, is entitled,
leo far q the reconstruction acts will permit.
to the support of Republicans for places of
honor and trust; and We would profoundly
ieprecate any steps that would array race
against race, our adopted feIlow-citizensi
against natives or the latter against our
adopted fellow-citizens. "a 4
5. RssoJoed, That we earnestly appeal to
our Republican fellow-citizens throughout
~. -. 1s1.v = P,ese = ss'' 80 a.u
= - u.',s ~ 1''A'ous anu a'',s y ING
s'ss :. s"'A = ''s'' ucs'ns snu '"ss
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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-10-09

CHANeE OF .scHEDuIE.TThe mail train
on the North Carolina Railroad arrives at
this CITY from the West at 1928, A. M and
leaves for East at 1O:s5-making q stay
of seven minutes only. The mail train ar
rives from the East at ia, p. NJ and leaves
for West at 1;54 making stay Of ten min: