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The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-03-11
MARCH Il. 1868.
Republican State Committee.

.l
The President Of the Republican State
Convention, c. L. Harris, Esq, In pursuance
ef,a'resolation of the Convention, has ap.
pointed the following as the Republican
State Committee.
W. W. HOLDEN, Chairman Post Office
Raleigh, Wake County, N. c.
FIRST DISTRICT
JAMES w. NEwsoM, jackson, northampton
T. A. SYKES, wooevine, Pasquotank County,
NC. st1..'5iiis -. .,-,I
SAMUEL 7. CARRow, Washington, Beaufort
CHARLES BLA1R, Edenton, Chowan County,
EDWARD G. ALBNRrsos, IIertford, Perqui-
E a6kss sssra1cr.
THos PewERs, NsEbern, Craven County,
u: E. o'HARA, Goldsborough, Wayne County,
DAVID D. CoLeRovE, Trenton, Jones County,
j.. NJ. PATRICK. Snow Hill, Green County,
N. c. =. i
RIcuAED JOHNSTON, Tarboro, Edgeconue
County, N. c. t-+
THIRD DISTRICT. So
G. A. GRAHAM, Swift Island, Montgomery
County, n. T. a.rt5e-
G. 2. French, Wilmington, New Hanover
JAMES OxENDINE, Red Banks, Robson County,
NC. b hg' lI 'IlT f.fl N r
JAMES W: HOOP, Fayetteville, Cumberland
County, N. C. .a - .-- e.
DIXON INGRAM, Lilesville, Anson county,
N. e. y9' s.
5l- FOURTH DISTRICT. al
JAMES H. HARRIs. Raleigh, Wake County,
NC. q; asa -
". T. GUNTER, Haywood, Chatham County,
Dr.. E. eR,ssoM, New Light, Wake County,
u. A. LYMAN, Warrenton, Warren County,
N. C. 81 rr yt r t,-,.t,.l
W. A. SMITH, smithfeld, Johnston County,
N. C.
i47 a.l FIFTH DISTRICT. & at
GA, w. ToURGEE, GreensbOrough, Guilford
County,N. C. ;o- .l5.aE .i's s'f.s.'l ..a+
THOMAS SETTLE, Wentworth, Rockingham
D. ii, srARBUcK, Salem, Forsyth County,
NC. - ~ ~ -. w
WILSON CAREY, Yanceyville, Casweu County,
W. F. HENDERSON, Lexington, Davidson Coun'
ty, NC.
| SIXTH DISTRICT.
| JERRY SMITH Taylorsvile, Alexander County
| NC. 70
DIR. MILTON HOBBS Mocksyille, Davic County
| N C., .-.a.. Irf. .t.=+. -...s... ..-.
nycc. BARRIssrn, Concord caOarrus County
M. j. AYDLorr, Dallas CASTOR County, N. c
| JOSEPH BALLARD, Salisbury, Rowan County
| N. G.
@ . SEVENTH DISTRICT.
A; II. JONES, Ashcvile, Buneombe County
| JOHN CLAYTON, AshevilIe, Buncombe County
NC
| G. W. B. GARRETT, Jonathan's Greek, Hay
| wood County, n. c..
W. Fl. LOGAN, Ruthcrfordton, Rutherford
County, N. C..
C. c. JONES, Patterson, Caldwell County
NC.
C. L. HARRIS, er osae:o. Post Office Raleigh
Wake County, N. C.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-03-11
DeSnQndRnf.

The Sentinel of the 4th inst, makes q
most piteous appeal to the coloFed people,
Hand around the hat, friends, and take up
collection to buy him piece of beef
Pity the sorrows of poor old man.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-03-11

4 We map the following extract from q
letter written by highly intelligent gentle
man who has invested in lands in this Stale.
This gentleman is not Republican, but he
feels the depression occasioned by the oppo-
sition to reconstruction. He has spoken
words of truth and sOberness The ques-
tion is, Shall we go back to the Union and
have peace and prosperity l-or shall we
stay out and have acar?
Nobody can be found willing to venture
in lands South, in the present state of affairs,
and more especially in view of the probable
legislation on the subject of reconstruction
| have Travelled and employed agents at an
expense of over $1,000 since saw you, and
have accomplished nothing definitely Sew
eral propositions are not yet heard from;
but the delay is almost equal to rejection.
My great hope now is emigration and the
consolidation of R. r. interests, brief
sketch of which 1 have presented as furnish
ed by you. -.-. +.
Should the South generally refuse to ratify
the constitutions presented by the Conven-
tions, Congress will draw such reins as will
leave her hopeless until after the next Presi-
DENTAL contest-political questions will re-
main unsettled, business will have no natu-
raj stimulus, securities no definite basis, and
even human life v ill he in jeopardy.
Even though the constitutions that may
he presented may not be acceptable in all
particulars, yet would not peace and settle
ment follow acquiescence sooner than by
any other means2
| would not advise any people to abase
themselves, but when little yielding may
be followed by great good, it would be
honorable to yield.
The difference between the legislative and
executive departments of the government
widens, and in the breach the people suffer
God help a distracted people"
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-03-11

1t was erroneousy stated in the proceed
ings that Mr.. Caldwell MAS terminated for
Lieutenant Governor, an motion Of ML.
Moore. He was nominated by ". A. b.
Murphey, Esq.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-03-11

We are requested to state that the Rev.
H. T. Hudson will deliver a sermon, tine
second) on Tuesday night next, in the Meth
odist Church before the Young Mems Chris
tian Association.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-03-11


Republican State Executive Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
w. w. HOLDEN,
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
TOD r. CALDWELL,
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
II. J. MENNINGER,
OF pHAvES.
Fok rREAsukxR,l
DAVID a. JENKINS,
OF eAsroN.
FOR AUDITOR,
HENDERSON ADAMS,
OF DAVIDSON.
FOR sUPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CEBERN L. HARRIS,
s rs OF RUTHERFORD.
FOR sUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL s. ASHLEY,
u u OF NEW HANOVER.
81 FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM M. COLEMAN,
ea la OF WAKE.
Republican state Judicial Ticket.
Supreme Court Judges.
RICHMOND NJ. PEARSON, of Yadkin,
WILLIAM B. RoDMAN, of Beaufort,
ROBERT P. DICK, of Guilford.
Superior Court.
y FIRST DISTRICT,
CHARLES G. POOL,
OF PAsoUoTANK.
SECOND DISTRICT,
EDMOND w. JONES,
OF WASHINGTON.
THIRD DISTRICT,
CHARLES r. THOMAS,
OF CRAVEN.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
DANIEL L. RUSSELL, JR.,
or sauSswIcK
13 FIFTH DISTRICT,
RALPH P. BUXTON,
3 e Or cuNBesxANp. -s'.v.ss
SIXTH DISTRICT,
SAMUEL W. WATTS,
OF MARTIN.
SEVENTH DISTRICT,
THOMAS SETTLE,
OF RoCKSeHAM.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
DARIUS III. STARBUCK,
OF FORSYTH.
NINTH DISTRICT,
GEORGE W. LOGAN,
OF RUTHERFORD.
TENTH DISTRICT.
ANDERSON MITCHELL,
OF IREpELL.
a3. ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
J. W. BOWMAN,
OF MITCHELL
TWELFTH DISTRICT,
RILEY H. CANNON,
OF JACKSON.
Republican Congressional Ticket,
FIRST DISTRICT,
JOHN r. FRENCH,
OF cHowAN.
SECOND DISTRICT,
DAVID HEATON,
OF CRAVEN.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
JOHN T. DEWEESE,
OF WAKE.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
ALEXANDER H, JONES,
OF BUxcoMBs.
Republican Nominations for wake Co
FOR THE SENATE,
WILLIE D. JONES.
HOUSE OF coMMozs Il
JOSEPH W. HOLDEN,
STOKES D. FRANKLIN,
FIELDING G. MORING,
FoR sHERIFF,
CAPT. TIMOTHY F. LEE.
FOR coUNrY COURT CLERK,
WILLIAM w. WHITE.
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Gov. Holden, Gen. Littlefeld, Col. Jno T.
Deweese, MI. James H. Harris and other
speakers will address tile people at Louis
burg on Saturday the 14th inst.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-03-11

1t will be seen by his card in the Standard
to-day, that Mr.. ]. B. Hutchings has with
drawn from the canvass in Wake. We trust
his disinterestedness thus shown, will be re-
mcmbered. He is one of the best workers
in the good cause of his race in the State,
and he has given proofthat he is not govern
eel by selfish motives. Though not can
didate, he will devote all his time up to the
election in propagating, especially among
his own race, the true principles of republi-
can government
The vacancy occasioned by his declension
will be filled at an early day.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-03-11

To those who get up clubs of five or moresub
scrribers, one copy, gratis, will be furnished.
A cross a mark on the paper indicates the ex-
,;ratiou of the subscription.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-03-11

There is no evidence that Vance, despe-
rate as he is, has accepted the rebel nomi-
nation for Governor. He well knows that
if elected, he could never take his seat.
Bnt he knows that be could by no possibili-
ty be elected 1t would not he surprising
to any one if Vance should back out, as be
can see nothing but defeat before him.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-03-11
Vance

We undertand that Vance in his speech
at Warrenton, divided the Republican party
into three classes 1st, Cowards; I'd, Fools;
Sd, Rascals.
The charge of cowardice comes with an
exceedingly bad grace from the miserable
sneak who turned tail at Newbern and left
Carmichael to die.
A copmon black-guard and buffoon,
whose ignorance and vulgarity even the
high-sounding title of LII. D. cannot cover
up, should not indulge in calling other peo-
pie fools"
As for the third charge, the idea of
Vance calling anybody rascal, after his
own scoundrelly record, is rather too anus
Ing to require any commentary.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-03-11

MR.. WELKER's SPEEcH.-Read the able
and eloquent speech of Mr. Wclker, in the
Ntandard to-day. Mr.. Welker has handled
Tue subject OF Suffrage in mastery manner
lis purity OF character, his learning, and his
"sintereSted patriotism render valuable
every thing he says on public affairs.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-03-11
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
ALEXANDER H, JONES,
OF BUxcoMBg.

Nominations for wake C
FOR THE sExATE,
WILLIE D. JONES.
HOUSE oy coMMoxs.
JOSEPH W. HOLDEN,
STOKES D. FRANKLIN,
FIELDING G. MORING,
FOR sHERIFF,
CAPT. TIMOTHY F. LEE.
FOR coUNrY COURT CLERK,
WILLIAM w. WHITE.
FOB SUPERIOR colnT CLERK,
JOHN N. BUNTING,
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-03-11


We have just seen letter from Hon. R.
P. Dick, in which he states that he will de-
vote as much of his time as possible to the
canvass for the ratification of the Constitu-
ton. r. r;-.r
The Hon. John Pool will also enter the
campaign at an early day, and Will do his
full share to ensure success for the cause
With such men as Dockery, Dick, Cald-
well, Pool, Settle, Thomas, Rodman, Alb
bott, Heaton, Adams, Watts, Starbuck, Lo-
gan, Grissom, Bowman, and Others, who
might be named, in the field, and with scores
of candidates in the various Counties, the
State will be well canvassed. Republicans,
victory is certain! Let us make it the most
triumphant and glorious victory in Off
annals Our enemies fight for Office and re-
venge; We contend for the Union, and for
"ifs, liberty, and happiness" Our all is at
stake. If we fail, our enemies will involve
us in WAR; Let every friend of peace
rally to the Republican standard
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-03-11
RALEIGH, N. G.. WEDNESDAY,

fs B. 4
could be worse than assassination, it would
be the murder of unarmed men, reduced by
disease and suffering, as at Andersonyille
and Salisbury. This was done by the Rich
mond government, with the full sanction OF
William E. PsN Ifssny man had risen on
the stump, in 1854, and denounced these
cruelties as. disgracefnl to human nature,
William E. Pell would have characterized
him ana traitor to " the Confederacyr and
advised the mol to deal with him. Union
men had to endure these things in silence. +
We now tell theseA9sn who are assailing
us that we shall expese them just ihxsuch
anggege ssnas be necesls1s 70 charasEs6fze
lies and crime; and that If they know Of
any way to prevent our doing so, let them
attemptit. Republicans know their rights
and aoiH maintain them.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
stObts, gaugts, &f.

-1le.r.1' SiObts, 8angfs, @t. -.
ORIENTAL BASE-BURNING STOVE and
P1RLoR PTRNACE-Over 900 Of the Oriental Snres we're
% Last wear This aud Furnace Of the best that made
Orlv on. knix continual burner powerful hear e,on
80 .ef ier ad cinkE and dust We have al sre OF
h psrt Stove hand Also fi ASSORTMENT Oooas
tN'S' A-- 440-''-e - K J. MOwBRAY,
opp. Washingon Market
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

Il YARNS a1d tOJNIhl sra -" '''eNi '-' " ~
cess Can BE- b0sgh reasonably Agl2ttSS,y r. - ep,.
DARTIES looking for COUNTRY RESI-
Ps of az krd near krs should cGl and We
= L., ~ ol eeesri country deFhtialT located At
Youke Isrryep s1d ohey Ig,s the u,soa at sAn ana
AfAty -. e. a. s'road We Plains the Harlem
Posi "a Al auy places "esieLeseI 'na ,aoanns
c, 80 ur Of Iom 400 some Of "hie1 az. yeY
(rsfv located spi 10 h.gt state oi cuufston so 'ass % I
Isces from Is 900 village osf@cts {" SD' le~i ' ' ~
SO 10 b. divided into villa tes 8c ovrrr K =. rth.,,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those oesrous Of purchasing or renting such pro-
pery. will find IL to their interest TO advertise in THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and In addition 10 this advantage THE
TRIBUNE viii be found. not only In NewYOrk and all It's
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made
brief will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
10 tho reader. We would especially dwell the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions OF The TRIB
uEE, Semi Weekly, and Weekly. comprise individuals in
every profession Dusiness consequently advertise
nsnts In each disseminate among all classes. The
BusE dsvotes especial attention TO the reports OF real
ssats both in the city and in every state
us adding greatly 10 ths value OF ts columns an ad
vsrtlsing MEDIUM. The charges for advertising
folcws: DAILY Tribune. cents per iine FOR single
Insertion: WEEKLY TRIsUEE, 81 per Inc; sEntWKEKLr
TkuuAE. 1 cents per line.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
Citr Stal Gstat, for SaI,.

EOR SALE-ln FOrty-eighth- ST, between
Se'enth aul Eghthaves story bownone HOUSE
.y3 VITA part Of the furniture $4,000 Permits OF HOMER
HARLEM-For SALE at a bargain. and on
ess7 terms WITH immediate possession new three ,s;ory high
oop also large story brick sdoning 10
rooms susole Tor two families All modern Improvements iocs
Won convenient 70 and Onehundre and Boat Lsni
g Apply on the Ouehnntre md east Of
Avenue or Of ADAMS SPENCER Carpet Dealers Is Grsnd
HOUSES TO LET and for SALE.
IA CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONEY LOANED on BOND AND NORTGAGE
KING Co.
Thirtvshbst srd sIhave (siIth Nations Bsakl
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
Suction SaIts Of Stal 6statt.
J. JOHNSON. ~, AneuoneeT.
Ply JOHN son a. MILLER,
~ AUCTIONRRRS AND
:

RY JOHN ON a. N MlLLER,
ID AUCTIoHRRRs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
re, No 20 hA'sAgsr co., CEpiNsT SSw,ioSN ,.,,
rented changed Loans negotiated Auction Sales 0fFuu ke
POSITIVE SALE OF gES oH5GR B2saTcKAvR 1s BOULEVARD
LOs by order Of the Of John Keaug deceased to
BUSHwICKAvE BOULEVARD nor.h.rss, Of cones,-
BGSiwIcS4vB BOULEVARD north east corner Of Couea.
The sbovs lots dou h. Reformed Duteh Church
Also VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY OF ATLAyTTcsT
No a9 hrhioop hfownsi ne
ent brick fors. y rooms; al mproeuers house 25145 loI %
Also the following valuable Brooklyn oi.; 49,
only blocks from the Park
BERGENsT side Of FaaEinave p lots only
McDONOGGiIST sah SIDE 2o fee n Paicie7.,re o
DBCAIuSI north se 80 feet west Of raieh-n-aVe llo's
BAINBRIDGESI north side 25 feet Of rachenave lots
Terms liberal Maps Of all the above property no" ready At ohees Of
TUESDAY, OCT Iaih
AT 70 O'CLOCK At EXCHANGE SALESROOM
NO ~ BRoApMAI lTHt, Bgid9s} NY Sh%-1 , 2RK ok Krr-sr
LOTS FINELY SITUATED. NEAR PROSPECT PARK. Ar
THB JUNCTiOS OFPRAHRLINAvR BOULEVARD
AMP gkkEkfN aS5 hFSTFSTfS fSfa fi'sV's oS
PARK MISEA CLRNBNTINA. CLARA,
AND MARTENSESTS. AND
EVERGREEN PLACE. -
MAPS Op THIS GREAT SALk Akk NOW NhAD1
AZ IIR OFFICES or THE AUCflONELhS
EBWYORK.
NO ls7 M6STAGUEsT.
BROOKLlN.
osRAT SALE op CHOICE PRosPRcT PARK LOTS FINELY 1
near GRAND NORTH BASrkRLl and EASTEl kNlkANthN
fRiSiDRYFsT n s. Zoo q, e. of Cas-on.av-. Y ets
CARROLi~ST. l6l e. II Wasangion-ave " 90.
E T., . ISL n Of st,r.re toA
f5Ss o 9ss noe A,Ri XIII Zoe ISTg I5 TF I6c1rr6 sT rHB IN
TERSgCTiON ~ SIXTY THIRD AND hLtl - - gt, e.
Hs. from sT Pa X sat Il Hrs ,og pa kiDGs Fh..,i
aff fi.a oH.r ~ OIL. .n
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
Gitp 8taI Sstai, for Sali.

BROADWAY, nem 18jth-st, TWO FINE
PRoPERTIEs aud s s'e sae plots and ssisees % On
~ hsfs eoulesari Ch b. 7thfa aa sIuie Oo0A De
"ssa 7A sihsysG HsI.emi ohers 81. loeslhss 80 49,.
W r SEYMOUR. No III BroadNay.
FOR SALE or to LET in West Fourteenth st,
nr very fse fan sic hro~1.stoh W
:" sIH iset Pre- 5000 rent fsos aniaTmhea thyp
FUR SALE on tO RfNT-Furnlshed or uniuI-
hsaed-A ffstelass farf sa 80 90 HOUSE IN IFrHt '"nfs'
- ltlfeii Place slu maitra mpfggrfpts . ID d. cr. .,
~~s4s ins4ais Ayyly " HOMER MOBYAh NJ 1fsssh']'E
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

DUBLIC SALE Of over 100000 ACkES oi
1 VALUABLE COAL. IEOS, TiMBfR FANN sud fsa"ei
sus ia the Cou1ies of McKef Ia aa li1- frln i&an,a &
ifs % thu 81 kcsI Anf hf IA $40
ipovem.n Compfly viii br rrgoei O. Pl e SAFE N r,''I o. par
re, or TTESDlY dag q October lt' " oe's ~
tb PbA+pne EIclsus Thes lands are situated W 70 ~ @
line ~ The Philadelphia std u hAi"A
o. ~ Fre peay .qussB sud connected bI dree' raos.-
aim 6e r. OF York Phisd pl sut BAT more enl ol
,i ~ tt ,ros ceuneclen within 0 mes ~ Bnnao aSl no 10
t.r IN H. stat. II The attention ~ c-pts
% coal tsutsrs trh others y 'Pr's
collected 10 bess containing rge ard ,rsno a t
sa ~ eIrelsnt i.tf 500 GOV
~ b ,,s forest Of hsri soods hemoei AMI timbsf 60
srn,,..d The Eastern md pos'ersug SOL cis p"luo
- bs neal Ards o the Nes-ieTE Csaozaes sna tllhr'
contaiuing rnars With fi iescnpa.n' senns OF 'e 81 =.
furnished application % he "r'f.
o- 10 WILLIAM HACKER Secretary and lf'A'eI AZ
~. a. .h. ssu1,,nr No 426 WtnutsL. Philadelphia
TRfDFRICK fRALEY, Presdsal
n THOMAS & SONS. Aucs , 80, ,-,.,t.
Noe lIg and lgi South FOURTH 81 Phiads bhlh
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
az Gurt.

rrDOEIF PARK RACES.-Specal trains trains WI, VII,
H. rS On h, ss Ri saf1 '5s. % d .s u a. rslurass
- ..rar...t sod Fourth ave- az ~ ~ -.
OF I' s,s s,s ior Eoasd sg 81 ssao,r o.e saet
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
Hurs.s, 6arriag,s, &c,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCIhlON UIl' y, .t ma@a aoRsEs
aRRhSEs HARNESS RUds wgIrs ,S .ss saTraDAY
riding .ad driving m ssloss viii slusys Sad number o'
Hav,r, .s,sb. light driving aaa ..er,msa Of new
md Carriages and great ,ns" o. mar esq '' -
and 'scoa a,.nor Psrk Pbsous by Miner StepAsos
r,np NIF---A pair of fne-lookinG, superior,
pie tss ORsRS coor bar, neary 10 oands
-, rfe,I, SOUND k,ad isaare AZ D"'se ~aes N" " '
| stLssath.st
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
grttur,s anS glrttimgs.

ICADEAIY OF MUSlC.-The Rev. WM: ~.
NPnSsos A ~. will deliver his great lsst.e o. ~ :, MI
- OF 1853 few choice reserved se.s ier . - ~ -
Baoyo oses Gbsoas BGdugs cor Brosiw ana az Rrsd.
Hs .hs hours Of 70 p and al base Hsn' ." ""
lo~ nrom % o'clock p. IN
DTNSUON,s I TFCTURE-" Daniel In Babylon
o. Academy of Music this city, THURS DAl nv ~ soS
ostober a. Tickets 81; Reserved Sesr ~ '"f s''
Srhsyrv... aud At the Thursday evening
rI,HE Triennial Sermon before t1c 1S.r,s Bssi go
FnI.ccna suaiaySchoo uuon sud ~ ,he Eighs
e.ty viii be vreahed TrBy Ctag dysN1S Oct 7i Selk
bishop Ksrfoo Of Pl...eaISe. lnl9 M 49,,
rT1O LECTURE COMMITTEES, @Ta sTaR ARTISTS
dsrssl'u a,se embracing "The Artists
.o',.. vel 10 Lvesurs lnslsaio1'
the AFls,. Hes W. p R.tRHAe No ia Fnhsve Ser-IoH
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

.-..Fs aE5 Snniturs. 1Sz@s. ~ ssfss3r -.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
- N.rraad manahous Also solid Chnsnui snd WGug Ch.n
ber sftss p and Ornamental at H. FARRIAoToAs Ne sos
Cana a. opDosis Wooster. ksiAbAsbed lst5
EURNITURE COVERINGS.
IL NEW PATTERNS AND CoLoRs OF
BRoCATELLEs.
lh"''' KFLTYs FURNITURE STORE No 81 Broadway
CPRING BEDS and BEDDING.
durable f9idiuz spng
the msnuoory 40 and 21 Canaist Junction Of "sAe'1 a.
- rTrAsk 10 see he Metropolitan Bed IL
(Beddng speciAltTll Prices moderate
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
NEw-YonK. Tuesday. oct Q, 1861

no have been sold for $4,000 Mr James Mcclure sold
house and lot On the east side OF Ihlrdaye, 2 IT, sonth
from Forty-fOurthst., for Sl3525 Mr James NJ Miller
sod the house aud lot No 80 Rugersst for SO5O aIN
the building and lot No 100 Chathamst for 70 the
Messrs L. 5. Japha. Mr. William Kennedy has sale
on Thursday OF some very elgiby situated property,
worth the holding either for a home for purposes
OF speculation. The sales by the Messrs johnson Miller
amended.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23
STATE FINANCES.

On Saturday The House of Representa-
tives, in Committee of tho Whole, consid-
cred the bin providing for loan of So
100000, ana recommended its passage. 1t
will speedily become law.
The bill providing for a one per cent tax
was also considered.
The temper OF the House plainly indi-
Gated that this policy would be adopted
1t is fair to say that it possesses merit in
that at one effort it wipes out the floating
debt of the State, and will appreciate our
credit to degree that will permit us to
negotiate on more favorable terms the loan
we are about to throw on the market.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23
NOTICE
To state Tax Assessor. ana to Taxpayer.
sulI 30tD 5tw



49,. AuDiIuk OFFICE,
60 manu-, ,or,,,at.' 10. - ''0''
:,..,.p . i4'' la 'I- O70u Hiaue 70 'ni7
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NEW BOOKS.

We are indebted to Messrs. Krull q
Dickey for The Moonstone,"a clever and
exciting story, by Wilkie Collins "Cape
Cod, and All Along Shore" collection of
legends of the New England coast, by
Charles Nordhoff; 1.-THE New Testament
History" by William Smith, LID; and
and Notes on the Psalms, by Reverend
Albert Barnes, D. D.
The lovers of standard or of current lit
erature will always find rich assortment
at Messrs. Kruli & Dickey's handsome store
on Canal street. ed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23
GREAT GRANT MEETING AT ATLANTA
GEORGIA.

There was grand outpouring Of the
Republican masses at Atlanta, Georgia, last
Tuesday, the eighteenth, which, the Ne,g
Era says, exceeded in numbers and enthu.
siasm anything known in Georgia nee the
war. The vast multitudes were addressed
by Hon. James johnson, who was appoint
ed Provisional Governor of Georgia by
President johnson, by Governor Joseph
E. Brown, Hon. Joshua Hill, United States
Senator, and others, Thus the great ball
rolls on.