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The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-04-08
Circuit Court of the United States.

,...r Gil, DISTRICT OF, F,NoRTH-cARoLINA.
United States l
US. .f - ~ .'.- ...'. ..
One Still, Four Hogsh'ds Libel of Information
and other Fixtures, proper ....
ty of W. 8. Jessup. Hi afii'f "-hA#l
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN =
i Notice is hereby given that on the LIST day
OF March, 1868, One Still, Four Hogsheads and
Fixtures, the property Of w. 8. Jessup, of the
county of Surry, were seized by John Crane, Col
lector of Internal Revenue for the 5th Collection
District of NOrthC Carolina forfeited to the use
of the United States, and the same is ibeled. and
prosecutedin this Court in the name Of the United
States for condemnation, for the causes in the
said Libel set forth; and that said causes will
stand for trial at the courtroom of the said court,
at Raleigh, on the first Monday in June, 1868, at
noon, if that be Jurisdiction day, and If not, at
the next day OF jurisdiction thereafter; when and
where all persons are warned to appear, to show
cause why condemnation should not be decreed,
and to intervene for their interests. .if,;
Given under my hand, at Office, in the city OF
Raleigh, this lst day OF April 1868. - ci7 I'd
D. R. GOODLOE, U. s. Marshal.
March 81, 1868 13-w3t
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Fully and cordially recipRocating your
expressions Of regard and esteems allow me
70 sEpfes an earnest hope thst you will be
elected to the Supreme bench-a position for
which you are eminently fitted by high legal
attainment, habits of patient and unpreju-
diced Investigation, and private character
above all reproach.
Very truly, your friend,
ia i'ii'' la'''T s'i ''os JOHN POOL.
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-.s..tN En-. For the Standard.
Republican Meeting in Davidson.


At Republican meeting held at Lexing-
ton, Davidson county, on the 31st of March,
in pursuance of notice of the County Ex-
ecutive committee, for the purpose of nomi.
mating county officers, and members of the
next General Assembly, on motion, H. Ad-
ams ESQ.,, was chosen Chairman, and L. E.
johnson requested to act as Secretary.
The chairman explained the object of the
meeting in patriotic address. On calling
the roll, every District in the county was
fully represented.
The following gentlemen were then NOM
mated: -- TIt .sEE rt r5B.aE /
For the Senate, Rev. P. A. Long.
For Representatives, George Kinney, ]. R.
Mendenhall. r, H,7s .vr .r- +.
J. For Superior Court Clerk, L. E. John
son.
For Sheriff, Jacob G. Sewers.
For Coroner, A. A. Grimes.
For Register, A. G. Huff
For County Surveyor, P. E. Linkin.
For County Treasurer, w. L. Cecil.
For County Commissioners, VIM. Latin,
Calvin Taylor, VIM. Bodenhamer, B. F..
Beckerdite, and j. l.. Snider.
All the Republicans of this county have
pledged themselves to work diligently, by
every fair means, tor the State and county
ticket. @
Resoloed, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Standard.
q. ADAMS, Ch'm'n.
L. E. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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Circuit Court Of the United states,
l DISTRICT OF NORTH- C AROIINA

DISTRICT OF NoRTH-cARoLINA.
vs. -"f.
One Still and Fixtures, Libel of Information.
the property ;of Thomas
Lucas. ~" "t -H
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN =
j Notice Is hereby given that on the 5th day
OF February, 1855 One Still and Fixtures, the
property ofThos Lucas In the use Of Asa Callicott
ofthe county of Randolph, were seized by David
Hodgin, Dep. Collector o Internal Revenue for
District of North Carolina, as forfeited to the
use OF the United States, and the same is ibelled
and prosecuted in this Court in the name of the
United States for condemnation, for the causes in
the said Libel set forth and that said causes will
stand Tor trial at the courtroom Of the said court
o. Raleigh, on the first Monday in june. 1883, at
noon, II that be jurisdiction day, and If not. at
the next day OF Jurisdiction thereafter when
and where all persons are warned to appear, to
show cause why condemnation should not be de.
creed, and to intervene fur their interests.
Given under my hand, at Office, In the city of
Raleigh, this LIST day of April, 1868
D. R. GOODL0E, U. s. Marshal
March 81, 1858. g-wat
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1t is an UNPAuING REMEDY in all cases of Neu-
ralgia Facialis, often efect ting perfect cure in
less than twenty four hours, from the use Of no
more than TWO OR THREE PILLS. i'n" ''-
No other form of Neuralgia or Nervous Dis
ease has failed to yield to this WONDERFUL
REMEDIAL AGENT. oo 70 3inr sd 10
Even in the severest cases of Chronic Neural.
gia'and general nervous derangements,- many
years standing, affecting the entire system, Its
use for a few days, or q few weeks at the utmost,
always affords the most astonishing relief, and
very rarely fails to produce a complete and per-
manent cure nHil1YgD sli 11nf 81 Nal h4
, 1t contains no drugs or other materials in the
slightest degree Injurious, even to the most deli
cate system, and can ALWAYS be used with PER-
Feet SAFETY. - ,,,,i,,..fi .,,,,rt -...1..t
1t has long been in constant use by many Of our
MOST EMINENT PHYsIUtANs, who give 1t their
unanimous and unqualified approval. IS
Sent by mail on receipt of price, and postage.
One package, 3 81 90 Postage cents.
Six packages, 500 e 81 a."
Twelve packages, 9OOolu &" 4s Ii.m ~
1t is sold by all wholesale and retail dealers
in drugs and medicines throughout the United
States, and by TURNER & co.,
Oct. 18, 1867 I-6m
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Great Republican Rally at Kinston-.
.1 Lenoir County Wide Awakel

"tOoS AsOPuDhACou dt hluStOuss
'1 LenOir County Wide Awake
! q u3saqqK qKNsToN, NC, March 1, 1868.
O. EDITORS STANDARD The Republicans of
this County assembled this afternoon in one
of the largest Mass Meetings ever known in
Lenoir. The immense crowd listened with
the most intense interest and enthusiasm for
three hours to speeches by w. H. S. Sweet,
Hon. David Heaton, R. F. Lehman, ESQ.,,
and D. D. Colgrove.
At the conclusion of the speeches, Capt.
Sweet called for three cheers for Gov. Hol-
den and 10000 majority, whereupon one
thousand voices responded so spontaneously
and earnestly as to make the welkin ring
and cause tile dry bones of secession to
shake '''l1 tI W l"t Fia ia51Z
Three rouslng cheers were also given for
Hon. David Heaton and D. D. Colgrove,
Esq, and the Republican ticket of Lenoir
County. basf f1sllE rsdGoah
Set down Lenoir County as good for
Republican majority in the approaching
O'N'~'l H- e. lie .l..-f ....| d. DID,. A'AS4AN'
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VIM. q. BURLINGTON,
and Shipping Merchant.
.a WILMINGTON. N. C..

,,, WILMINGTON, N. c.,
Solicits consignments of Cotton, Naval
Stores, Timber, Lumber, Bacon, Flour
Grain, &C.
Ny ware house being convenient to the W. &
W. T. Depot enables me to make chargeslight.
Oct 9. 1857 4Cwiv
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: ClssScsfft sSsft cesrt Of the United st.,..
I = Nv u DISTRICT OF NoRrH.cAso, Us ,.
United Sfafes oAiNA.

e TSTfs Sy' u she United STATE,
2 w i DlsrRlor OF soRrn.cAsol,s.'' ''
United States -iNA. .
One Still, Q 6hogsheads m,
and other fixtures, Libel OF Iniormatio,
property of James
Walker. a5 .
W ALL WHOM IT NAY CONcpn,,
= Notice Is hereby given that on theanN the firss
OF march, 1858 in the county of Surrr nma st q
hogshsads and other fixtures. the nron one sli
James Walker, were seized by John tEoperty I
iector OF internal Revenue for the 5th C"1, Ca
district Of North Carolina, as forfeited ~ ne'l>
OF the United States, and the same Is 1;h',,ae ,e
prosecuted In this Court in the name Of the T
States for condemnation, for the causes in y, Inn
libel set forth; and that said causes will s,a
triaiat the Courtroom ofthe said court At Rang Rang
on the first Monday in June, 1868. At Maegl "a
that DC jurisdiction day, and If not. at tho tOon
DAY OF Jurisdiction thereafter; when and a.. aeS
al persons are warned to appear, to show "he
wny condemnation should not be decreed saaS
lnteivene Tor their interests. "'u
Giyen under my hand, at Office, in the c,,,
Raleigh, this first day of April, 1865. e''y
,aIs D; R. GOODLOE, L. s. Marsh,,
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Circuit Court of, the United States.

circuit Court OF the United States.
g.. . ...; DISTRICT OF NoKTH-CAReLINA.
United States ~ -.r..-. "a
One Still, Twenty Tubs Libel of Information.
ty Of Alex. Hutchinse. = fs1ollar slt -qr
no ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
i Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day of March, 1868, One Still, Twenty Tubs and
Fixtures, the property of Alexander Hutchins,
H Wiley, Collector of Internal Revenue for the
9th Collection District of North Carolina, as for
feted to the use the United States and the same
is libeled and prosecuted in this Court in the name
of the United States for condemnation, for the
causes in the said Libel set forth and that said
causes will stand for trial at the court room of
the said court, at Raleigh, on the first Monday
in June, 1858, at noon, ii that be Jurisdiction
day, and ifnot, at the next LAY of Jurisdiction
thereafter; when and where all persons are warn
should not be decreed, and to intervene for
their interests. .-4..a.a- ft Pal. r.-
Given under my hand, at Office, in the city Of
Raleigh, this LIST day OF April, 1865. -
D; R. G0oDLoE, U. s. Marshal.
April1 1858. 13-w3t.
Circuit Court of the United States.
DISTRICT OF NoRTH-cARoLINA.
United States o. uF
Six Barrels Whisky, pro- '' - " 'n''' a''0n'
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN -
i Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
March, 1885, Six Barrels of Whisky, the properly
of Mcdaniel q Co., Of the county OF Davic, were
seized by Samuel b. Wiley, Collector of Internal
Revenue for the 9th Collection District of North
Carolina, as forfeited to the use of the United
States, and the same is libelled and prosecuted in
this Court in the name of the United States for
condemnation for the causes in the said Libel set
forth and that said causes will stand for trial at
tue court fthe said court at Raleigh, on the
jurisdiction day, and if not, at the next day of
jurisdiction thereafter; when and where all Der.
sons are warned to appear, to show cause why
condemnation should not be decreed, and to in
icrvene tor their interests. n -
| Given under my hand, at Office, in the city of
Raleigh, this 1st day Of April, 1855
.ig.ri .2..a D. r. GOODLOE, U. 8. Marshal
March 81, lo61.p 13-w3t
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TEXAS ITEMS.

Tie Msrshall Republican says: 1.-THE recent
scalawag austin convention appropriated $l5, 900
as secret service fund TO trace out disloyaIty.
Of course vast amount of it can be hunted out
for this sum-"
The Tyler Reporter, of the 4th, says the United
States Court was organized on the morning of the
Atm, Jodge Duvai presiding, there being large
number Ut attorneys and litigants in sttendan
The same paper says that from every quarter the
roads are crowded with wagons taking cotton 70
msTket, and that the crops in that section viii
prove much larger than was supposed few
weeks ago.
The Bastrop Advertiser says that wagons loaded
with cotton were rolling in from every part of the
country, and It is commanding good prices Ia Bas-
trop ruling atl3 to is cents, coin. in this market.
Bestrop county will turn out fair average crop
again this year, and has been the case for three
years past. will still retain the envisble reputation
as the banner cotton county" Of the State this
year.
The Palestine Advocate has heard il stated that
pork Il being offered for sale In that county at two
and q half cents per pound.
The Goliad Guard of the 18th inst, says herd
OF 100 horses sold for 81 so per head saddle
ponies from $40 to s35 lands Sc. to 15c. per
acre on the Sd inst, at Goliad.
The same paper says the Messrs. Taylors are
erecting saw and grist mill at the celebrated
falls two miles below Golsd. on the San Antonio
river.
Ibe San Antonio Herald says the pecan crop
large. in some sections. They are now coming ia
rapidly and have been for nearly month. We
know one man on the Medina, who will make at
least five hundred dollars on his crop Of pecans
this fall
The courthouse of Hays county. situated in the
town OF San Marcos. was consumed by fire on the
9Th inst The building was handsome wooden
structure, and cost some 5000.
The Dallas Herald ssys ;" We hear Of prepaYa-
tions being made bY our farming frienda to plant
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breely In cotton the coming spring. The success
which has attended its culture the present year.
has s'imulsted others to engage In il, and those
who planted this year to largely increase their
crops next year. We hear Of one field within four
miles OF town, comprising over four hundred
acres, which viii be planted In cotton next year"
The Waxshschie Argus has information that
the Indians are being driven down from Kansas
upon Texas and looks for troublous times on our
frontier this winter. II adds that the cry of the
military and citizens along the border u.s. extermi-
nae the Indians. A force of them recently seen
and encountered in Montague and Tarrant coun-
ties: Is estimated at from three to five hun
drtd.
The Mckinney Enquirer says DR.. Lacey, of that
county, lost nearly all the products of his last
years labor by the burning Of his stables aud
cribs on the 9TH. The fire was the result Of acct
dent.
Mr.. s. w. Smith. living three miles from Rusk.
was shot from ambush and killed few days since.
The Observer Gays his dying declaration fixed sus-
pcion on his son-in-law, W. H. Norris, who has
been arrested. sHJ tI
The Jefferson Jimplecute of the 10th, says
:" On Saturday night last. between nine aud ten
O'Clock, the stable and corn-crib of Don Camp
bell near this city, were consumed by fire. Il was
the work of an iDcendiary."
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SUNDAYS DISPATCHES.
FROM HAVANA,


HAVANA. Nov. 22.-Lersundi to dav reviewed
SIX thousand volunteers and armed tremen, VINO,
with regular Il oops, compose an army of twelve
thousand disciplined men at the disposal of the
government in case of emergency. Manifestos of
the provisional government at Madrid have been
received and forwarded to oil towns, and 1t Is be.
Ieved that its liberal terms will end the rebellion
there Is heavy storm from the north pre-.
vailiDg in the Gulf.
Republicans claim that the reyolutionjsts are re
ceivDg daily reinforcements, but the govern.
ments information is different. Revolutionary
districts are suffering for provisions Reported
rising IN Vuelta Abajo is q hoax. The revolution.
lists are badly armed and lack ammunition. Gov.
eminent DISPATCHES state Valmsseda holds Puerto
Principe. Vamsseda ridicules the idea of being
attacked. Onth contrary, he says he Commenced
operations against the revolutionists.
venezuela Is quiet. Small bands are roaming
10 the noun aims, but the citizens everywhere de-
sire peace. Congress meets on the LIST of Jsnu-
ary, when the president will be naugurated
Porto Rico crops are fourishing. Political agita.
tion has subsided. The whole population is
tranquil.
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Col. Gibbons leader OF
the hlbusters, desired to make q contract few
days since for a million dollars worth of war
material with firm in this city, but the sure.
ties not being considered reliable, the operation
failed.
The week closes quietly after the greatest ex-
OF brokers signed a paper not to deal in Erie or
lend on it as collateral. The bank statement Il
the most remarkable one ever issued from Clear.
Ing house, and the enormous increase of legal ten
ders indicates q further unlocking of Rreenbacks.
II is stated that the government will sell three mil.
lion dollars Of gold increase its currency reserve.
The Gold Exchange increased its price of admis-
sion to $4,000.
Chief Engineer Pollock, of the Galveston steamer
Gulf City, was crushed to death in the machinery
yesterday.
Hersld's special dated Portau Prince. Novsm-
Der z. reports that President Salnaye returned to
that port from Cape Hsytien with the men of.
war Potion aud Salnave. He put In at Gouaiyes
on the way. Both these places are without
provisions. The people are suffering. General
Message ssget is concentrating numerous forces
around Gonaives, and will soon attack Salnayists
there.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Dr. j. p. Newman.
OF New Orleans. preached here in the morning
and at night in the Foundry Methodist Church.
The audience was very large. Gen. Grant was
present
FORTRESS MONROE. Nov. 22.-Put in, steamship
Key West, from New York for Charleston, leak
Dg. Her pumps are disabled. She encountered
4 heavy gale Friday night.
Lster-The Key West goes to Baltimore to get
repaired.
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RIsAUD a CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY.

Pstronised BY the Empress French and
used In al fashionable circles for ts Excssnce and SUPERB
oity
MGAUD cos YLAEGYLANa and MANILA
BOUQUET the new scent Rgsud Co. are the only in
posr In kurOpe Of the fragrant extract Of from
the Philippine Isles
Water " --~.'~-
RIGArD 4 cos MIRANDA SOAP. sxou,.,,.,v ~,
tuned and keeping its fragrance the last. -
kI1AUD co = MIRANDA PohAfUM, for preserv
ing and be autlfy ing the hair
RIGAUD Co.'S DENrOaNK . most agreeable
elixir for preserving the teeth and perning breath
RIGAUD cOrs TOOTH-CRE An . rsnarksbls pr,-
p.rstlon producing brilliant Wilderness TO the teeth
R1GAUD COZ ROSE POWDER superior 70 vjolss
and AL other Starch and Rice PowderS
THk LITTLE M0SffOR; . GUIDE TO THE TOILET
stomp - -
Wholesale Rigaud 4 Co, Is rue de Richslisu, Paz1s
don
y. DUcoNsEa
% ChArtras droe6
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AGRICULTURE IN GKRMANY.-From the Especial
German correspondent of the Iowa Homestead
we CLIP the following picture Of farming 10 some
psrts Of Germany:
The fields of grain will compare well, an re-
CARDS size. with an ordinary city lot. Indeed many
Of hem are much smaller. Perhaps two by eisht
RODS would be their average size. This. of course
refers TO The fertile plsins where the entire surface
Is under cultivation, and not to the highlands that
are appropriated TO raising timber, or to pastur-
age. Little corner stones mark the boundsries Of
these small farms and lots. / think that the OBJ
Iect Of thus dividing into such small lots Is 70 se-
cure better opportunity for regular and sys-
temstic rotation Of crops Side by side. WITH univ
deep furrow between, one sees there little
patches OF wheat oats barley peas, potatoes, etc.
When one can look over large tract of country.
the different tints given by the various little fields
give the landscape the appearance Of huge
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Fhty-hve dollars buys ssplendid Grover 4 Baker
Family sewing machine at 1872 Canal street. Ma
chimes warranted i've years. Heumer, thicker.
braides and quilter given with each machine.
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PRO "s- AIS.
PRoPosALs.....................P korosALs.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFFICE OF BOA r" ~ PNetD G WnPKs
EEH 0pI zAxx Ro,z N lacQ '

STATE OF LOUISIANA \
OFFICE OF BOa R''s pr G WnPKa
NEW ORLEANS. Nov 20 1858. }
Saled Proposals. viii be yics aaui ~
SAT UhDAf December IL 1865 the buiIdnp az so,sn
g Levef, m the pari.h OF Madison
rad Levee 90 bconstructrd in accordance with pian and
10 be sen IN this Office hs added
:" OF decreased AZ toe optioa IF the Board pro-
e'ms Of payment will be explained differs from
Of he "osnt OF bonds required will be the
ol the proposed work, with fifty add aad
twenty OF aud every estim.te 70 be
untu the completion Of the work satisfaction OF the
board Said bond TO be secured RESPONSIBLE
esoen oi the stste, whose signatures appended
oeen od guaranteeing the ability Of the bidder fulfil
asreement a. that In awarded IL will
ments WIN ''4"''
dds will be entertained from sny party who has hereto
lor- failed 20 fuh his building Of eyees
with any form~r Board " ~
The Bosro the right accept reject any or all
bids that msy be offered.
BY order OF the Board
n MITCHELL.
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rhs above statement Just, true and eorrso SsAssips
ON 'n' '''1' o. ''' 3. B. BUoKNKR, rsdas.A
- 0'A - PARIS OHILDRkS&
-" Second yusaoe 2sace, Rnrish q Orisea
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4 RED0 F0UMDRY-
ESTABLISHED N ImJ
Corner q Delsrd and FsueAsr ssrSss,

We sss inform isaGs s.s sns pab,,s ssnsrsu
shsl ~ are prepared - formerly 10 nsnuscssrs sssss
snsssa ssisru Sugar Hia Sugar Kettles. Draining No
shissA esv nnla Ostsn Prsssss Newell scrsvs ON 0sa
ns. Fs.aos nssths Crate Barn Ill Il Psns.sso -
sssnbsas Werau, ssf svsU toGfpess q nachinsry N
he sss&A LEKDe 90
ordsn IN - Bsx n, nsosssio' snz Dsa,xs kxsAans,
V1lUesfV prompts attention
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Phoro'ALs................... ..rRorosALs.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
OFFICE or BoARD PUBLIC WORKS,
New Orleans Nov. 20 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received a. this Office
until II fSlDAl December H. 1868 the baildng Of
the following named Levees, to-wn
BASS LENtE. parish Of Carroll
sANA,E LENEE parish OF Carroll.
pUCkPORT LEVrE, psrish Of Madison.
tELIA LEvEE parish of Madison.
GILLESPIE LEVEE. parish Of Tensas
sf IOSErH LEVEE parish of Tensas.
sssES6 rEvEE. parish Of concordla.
Said Levees to be constructed nee vita oil and
TO be In this
or decreased, at the option of the Board
TIE amount OF bonds will be the
ot the propeted work with huv per cent additional and
twenty cent OF each estimate be
until the completion Of the work the of the
Board sad bonds tn be secured
reoents OF the state lded To
each bid guaranteeing the ability Of the bidder
agreement and that in the will
be accepted and entered into accordance with
Bids viii be iAdorsed Proposals for building Lsvesn
No bid will be entertained from any party has hereto
with former Board.
The Board the right reject any or all bids that
may be offered ~
BY order Of the Board. r. D. MITCHELL,
Sec. farw
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The AXIOM PLANO FORfE By the yuor,~ .. tn
late fair OF the American Institute held Ia September and
October 1857 20 be the best piano exhibition after
test trial ordered by the American Intute the Piano,
othe successful exhibitors Exposition was A.
csred by their Judges 20 Be the best Piano them
AGENTS WANTED Firstclsss and responsible pant
wanted every city and town where already Ar
pointed them. ~
Send Tor circxars, price list terms esc
nsnufsctory and Wsrerooms, lH and lsg Bo~sry nes,
D>lar~v sweet. esv yo-t NANnFp f'cr,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-31

GEORGE D. PRENTIcE.-A Louisville icor-
respondent, in letter of Sept. 26th, started
the following
H. m, =, -eiai l-sfu ssd4a G.1ihad
The Louisville Journal Company, through
its moheyed man, Isham Henderson, on the
23d, dismissed George d. Prentice. He re-
ceived note that his services were no longer
needed He was politely told to leave He
had been put len a salary of forty dollars a
week, SO as to discharge him at the Company's
pleasure. Mr.. Prentice, at the age of sxty-ive,
is personally penniless, and miserable wreck
of his former self The architect of his own
ruin, he yet has the sympathy of his old per-
sonal friends. Z
Inrespense to this. Prentice publishes card
in the Louisville Journal, wherein he says that
his newspaper friends have fallen into serious
error regarding him, and are doing others
great injustice on his account. He says be is
not poor or broken down, and that his person.
al relations with every one Of his associates are
perfectly kind. Every issue of the Journal for
the past two weeks has contained matter of
his, and it is his purpose. God willing, to live
and work out the rest of the century u4