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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-03-17
srATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

To ana Sheriff or other laya officer Of said State.
WHEREAS, Information has this day been
w received by me, one of the JGdges of the
Superior Court of North Carolina, upon the oatb
Oft. X. Davis, Jailor of the County of Buncombe,
that James A. Keith and d. L. Presley, two pris.
oners who had been committed to his care for
safe keeping in the common Jail of the county
of Buncombe, on bills of Indictment, charging
them with tie crime OF murder, and that they
have broke Jail and escaped from custody; and
that the said James A. Keith and D. L. Presley
are now at large, and flee from justice and evade
arrest and service of the usual process of law,
and conceal themselves in the county of Bun
combe, in said State. Now, therefore, l, j. L.
Henry, one of the Judges of our said Superior
Court OF North Carolina, by virtue of the al.
thority vested in me by law, do issue this pro-
clamatiOn against the said James A. Keith and
d. L. Presley, and do hereby require them forth
with to deliver themselves to the proper Officers
of the law and do also empower and require the
Sheriff of the said county OF Buncombe to take
with him such power as he shall think to be nee
essary, and 20 in search and pursuit of the said
James A. Keith and D. L. Presley, and to arrest
them wherever found and if the said James a.
Keith and D. L. Presley shall continue to stay
Immediately surrender themselves, any and every
citizen of the State is hereby authorized and en-
powered to capture, arrest, and bring them, or
either of them, TO justice; and in case OF Hight
or resistance by them, or either OF them, after
being called on and warned to surrender, to SLY
such one SO flying or resisting without aceua
ton or impeachment of any crime.
do hereby direct that copy OF TINS, my pro.
clamation, shall be published at the door of the
Court House. and four other public places in the
counties of Buncombe, Henderson, Madison and
jackson.
Witness my hand at Asheville, February oath,
1869. j. L. HENRY,
Judge Superior Court 11th Jud. Dist
mar3 352-3td&w
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REVENUE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 9th OF
IN February, in the county of Wake, and State
of North Carolina, seizure was made by Deputy
Collector William B. Williams, of two Stills and
Fixtures, said to be the property Of Juba Emery
and Mary Mangum, the said Emery and Mangum
not having paid the special tax as distillers.
Now, therefore, any person or persons claiming
the Stills and Fixtures, or either of the same so
seized, will appear before T. Reynolds, Acting
Collector of the 4th District of North, in the
town OF Warrenton, N. c., and make such claims
within thirty days from the date hereof other
wise the same will be confscated.
r. REYNOLDS,
Acting Collector 4th Dist.
Feb ~ S49-w3t
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Feb 25
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II is authenticity stated that one fifth Of the
inhabitants ofthis country and Europe die OF ZOE.
sumption. No disease has been more Thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood; there -
no disease upon which exists a greater diVeisl!
of opinion and no disease which has more cVh ~,
pletely baff1ed all medical skill and remtuia'
agencies.
Some of the prominent symptoms are Coesu,
Expectoration, Shortness OF Breath lrflia'S Sa
about the Lungs and Chest, daring, Pains ID ;ps
Sides and Back, Emaciation, and general nega'"
condition of the whole system.
Persons suffering with this dread dlseass,is
any of its coucomitants, should lose no tlil'
possessing themselves Of the proper Remedy, y
order that they may stay Its rayages, and W."
stored to health. The
REV. E. A. WILSON'S
Prepared Prescription for the Cure OF
Consumption, Asthma, BrouehisH
Coughs, Colds
f go l5dftq AND -
ALL THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS, ,,,,,
by the use of which he was restored to heailn ns
few weeks, after having suffered several ys X:
with severe lung affection and that dreaa y. ,sn
case, Consumption, has now been in use over "
wears with the most marked success. .,J
This Remedy is prepared from the oriSPpD
Recipe chemically pure, by the Rev. ED" t as
A. WILSON, l65 South I'd Street, WilliamsV"'
Kings Co., New York iO.
A Pamphlet containing the original Prese ,rs
ton with full and explicit directions for preiS6
tion and use, together with short history .,
case with symptoms, experience and cure, e' nOrs
obtained Gree of chargel of Mr.. Wilson, as NV
or by callingon or addressing
WILLIAMS Il HAY WOOp,n
.7 Druggists, Raleigh, n. Nv
Dec. Is, 1856 5I0-"l!.
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TACHMENT. I
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, |
Chowan County. !
Publication for Defendants.
Commissioners of Edenton. Plaintiff

VS.. .ar
Thomas Pratt, Defendant.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That warrant
IN of attachment has been issued against the
property of said defendant, who is beyond the
limits of the State, in favor of the Plaintiff and
rctumable before me, Justice of the Peace for
day of March next for the sum OF thirty dollars,
with interest from the Goth OF April, 1867. The
said defendant are hereby notified to appear at
said time and place and defend his suit or judg-
ment will be rendered against him.
Witness Joseph z. Pratt, Justice of the Peace
for the county of Chowan, this 3rd day of Feb
ruary, 1869. JOSEPH z. PRATT, j. P.
Feb S 6-1aW4W
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ATTACHMENT.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, !
ChOwan County.
VIM. R. Skinner, Admir- of J
Joseph Norcom, d

VS.. .-; ...... ID. . f.....
Thomas Pratt Defendant.
IN rant of attachment has been issued against
the estate of said Defendant, who is beyond the
limits of the State in favor of VIM. R. Skinner,
Administrator OF Joseph Norcom, and return
able before me, Justice of the Peace, for the
said county at Edenton, on the I'd day OF March
next, for the sum of one hundred and sixteen
dollars and seventy three cents, with interest
IRON the LIST day of June, 1866.
The said Defendant is hereby notified to appear
at said time and place, and defend his suit, or
Judgment will be rendered against him.
Witness Joseph z. Pratt, Justice OF the Peace
for the county of Chowan, this Sd dav of Feb
ruary, 1869. JOSEPH T. PRATT, j. P.
FebS 6-1aw4w
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& BIB A. PROCLAMATION,
BY HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR HOLM,
Executive Department Of North-Caroli,.
RALEIGH. N, C.. March I'd 1sen

o. RALEIGH, N. c., March I'd, 1854
WHEREAS, Information has been receivoa
w at this Department, that on the night Of
the Dist ult., James A. Keith, D. L. Presley ana
w. H. Walker, prisoners confined in the coun tv
Jail of Buncombe county, at Asheville, made tbc,
escape and are now at large.
Now, therefore, 1, WIN. W. HOLDEN. Governor
OF the State Of North Carolina, by virtue of An
thority vested in me by law, do issue this pro.
clamatlon, Offering the following rewards for the
arrest and safe delivery of said criminals, viz:
DRIED DOLLARS 'N'
For the arrest of D. L. Presley and W.
Walker, the sum of Two HUNDRED DoLLARs
each.
Done at our City of Raleigh, this I'd d,v
r of March, in the year of our Lord ons
L. S. thousand eight hundred and sixty.p,ns
and in the ninety-third year of our Inde.
% pendence.
W. W. HOLDEN, Governor.
By the Governor:
RoBT. M. DOUGLAS, Private Secretary.
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Bill to incorporate the town of Durham,
in the county of Orange. Amendment of
the Judiciary Committee adopted, and the
bill passed its several readings.
Resolution in favor of John M. Bateman,
sheriff of Washington county. Tabled.
Bill to Incorporate the International
Commercial Company, of Norfolk, Virginia.
Indefinitely postponed on motion OF MIR.
French.
The House adjourned
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, |
CHowAN COUNTY.
Superior Court, Fall Term, 1868.

George Bond, Guardian,
against
VIM. c. Warren and
Edward Warren.
TT APPEARING THAT VIM. c. WARREN, AND
Edward Warren the Defendants are indebted to the
Plaintiff in the of one thousand three hundred and
eighteen dollars with interest from the thirty first day
of January, 1860 due by bond for money loaned and
appearing further that said Defendants onresden
of this State.
Ordered by the Court that publ cation be made in the
North Carolina STANDARD, at Raleigh for four
sve weeks notifying said Defendants to appear the
next term of said Court to be held the Court Honse
in Edepton, on the 9th Monday after the 1s Monday
in March next then and there to answer the complaint
of the said Plaintiff, or judgment final will be taken
against them ~
Witness VIM. R. Skinner Clerk of said Court at
office in Edenton, this 23d day of January 1869.
W. r. SKINNER, Clerk
Feb 25 9-w4W
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DESCRIPTION:

Keith is about six feet high, dark complexion,
gray or blue eyes, slim face, high forehead,
prominent cheek bones, black hair and beard,
was unshaven at the time of escaping from pri.
son, and is the rise of forty years OF age
Presley is about five feet ten inches high, swar.
thy complexion, light hair, blue eyes, downcast
look, about twenty-five years of age, weighs
about one hundred and fifty pounds.
Walker is ABOUT five feet eight or ten inches
high, dark complexion, dark brown hair and
rather inclined to be curly, blue eyes. is about
about one hundred and fifty pounds.
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edi BACONs BACON! BACON!
on 00O Pounds OF Bacon and Bulk 'i'''
.OU.VUU arriving at nn,s
mar l0-tt UPCHURGH u DoDD'
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THE LEGISLATURE.
ANNUAL SESSION 1868 80.
SENATE.

Reported Specially for the Standard
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-06-03
EBENsBURG, Pa, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1869.

through the Spring street sewer, ne was
startled by observing something of consid-
erable size some distance ahead, and
moving toward him. At first he could
not make it out but getting his lantern TO
bear we'll on the object, discovered that it
was live hen, who seemed perfectly al
home, and was picking up whatever it
could come across to eat. He managed
to capture it, and has the identical chick
en- now at his stables. How it ever got
into the sewer he cannot imagine, but it
looked as if it had been there some time.
We could enumerate many more inter
esting facts of his life in the sewers, had
we the space in our columns bat the
above is enough to show that it is no new
business to explore the sewers of our city
for a living. Our informant is now worth
over S500,000 in real estate alone, al
made by digging through the filth of the
sewers of New York.-Ns,C York Sun~
day Mercury.
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CHARACTER AND HAIR Coarse black
hair and dark skin signify great power of
character, along with purity and goodness.
Stif, straight black hair and beard -indi-
cate strong, rigid, straightforward char
acter. Fine, dark brown hair signifies
the combination of exquisite sensibility
with great force of character. Flat, cling
ing, straight hair, melancholy but ex-
tremely constant character. Harsh up~
right hair is the sign of a reticent and
sour spirit, a stubborn and harsh charac-
ter. Coarse red hair and whiskers indi>
cate powerful animal passions, together
with corresponding strength of charac>
ter. Auburn hair, with forid countens
ance, denotes the highest order of senti~
ment and intensity of feeling. purity of
character, with the highest capacity for
enjoyment or suffering. Straight, even,
smooth and glossy hair denotes strength,
harmony and evennesss of character,
Of the owner. Crisp, curly hair indicates
a hasty, somewhat impetous and rash
character White hair indicates a lynn
phatic and indolent constitution and We
may add that, besides these qualities,
there are chemical properties residing in
the coloring matter of the hair tube, which
undoubtedly have some effect upon the
disposition. Thus, red~haired people are
notoriously passionate Now red hair is
proved by analysis to contain large
amount of sulphur, while black hair Is
cJlored by pure carbon. The presence of
these matters in the blood points to pecu-
liarities in the temperament and feelings
which are almost universally assOci sted
with them. The very way in which the
hair flows is strongly indicative of the
ruling passions and inclinations. ana per-
haps clever person could give shrewd
guess at the manner of man or woman's
disposition by only seeing the backs of
their heads.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-06-03

A flirt is rough thing to overhaul un-
lees the right dog gets after her, and then
they are the easiest of awl TO ketch, and
often make the very best of wives.
When firt really falls in love she Is
as powerless as mown daily.
Her impudence then changes into mod
esty, her cunning into fear, her spurs into
halter, her pruning hook into cradle.
The best way TO ketch dirt is tew
travel the other way from which they are
going, or sit down on the ground and
whistle some lively tune till the flirt comes
round.
Old bachelors make the flirts, and
then the fiirts get moro than ever, by
maxim the old bachelors.
A majority of fiirts git married finally,
for they have a great quantity of the most
dainty ttbits Of woman's natur, and al
wus have shrewdness tew back up their
sweetness.
Flirts don't deal ia poetry and water
grewel; they hev got tew hav brains, or
else somebody would trade them out of
their capital at the first fell sweep.
Disappointed luv must of course be all
Si OAio SluSs ana tiIlS ALI GA
cuse for being an old bachelor than it is
for a man to quit ali kinds of manual
labor, jist out of spite, and jine a poor
house because lie kant lift ton at one
pop.
An old bachelor will brag about his
freedom to you, his relief from anxiety,
his independence. This is a dead beat
past resurrection, for everybody knows
there amt more anxious dupe than he
IL All his dreams are charcoal sketches
of boarding school misses he dresses,
greasea his hair, paints his grizzly mus
tacb, Gu liivates 5unyons and corns, tew
please his captains, the wimen, and only
gets LATED at for his pains.
tried being an old bachelor till WAS
about twenty years old, and came very
near dying a dozen times l had more
sharp pains in one year than have had
since, put it all 10 n heap. was in a
lively fever all the time.
There is only one person who has in
habited this world thus far that think
could have been an old bachelor and
done the subject justice, and la was
Adam, but | hold it every mans duty
to select partner and keep the dance
hot.-N. Y. W'eeky.
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abe poet's 9epmtmsnt.
THE FLOWERS ARE CO1sENG.

They're coming! They're coming!
The beautiful throng,
To soothe us and cheer US
The whole summer long.
BY brook and by meadow,
Woodland and glade.
Through moonlight and starlight,
Sunshine and shade.
They're creeping. they're springiDg,
They're climbing the bill
They're twining and clinging
Through underground still.
The blue birds have called them
Praise God for it all
They have heard. and already
They answer the call.
Oh, snow-white and purple.
Pink, yellow and blue
Lie close to their hearts
Till the day they came through.
Oh. spirit of beauty,
Spirit of grace!
Still bide ye above them,
Watching the place.
Fragrance and loyeliness
Still hover near,
Soon shall your hosts
In their glory appear.
Surely the spring time
Is crowning its hours
They're coming! They'rs coming!
The beautiful flowers!
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GORGEOUS DESCRIPTION. The local
editor of very far West journal having
attended ball on the frontier, has felt
moved, after the manner of the jenkins
of the most metropolitan press, or to fur
nish a report of some of the dresses worn
by the most eminent ladies present
Miss A. was everlsstingly scrumptiouE,
in an underskirt of rod calico, hounced
with blue nouSline, surmounted with an
overskirt of linsy looped in the rear en-
s1ddlebag, with yellow bows. Waist Ia
anayugcon, 6esoms de 6ssses. Hair in .
chignon resembling half a cabbage. Ex-
traordinary heTy.
Mrs. B. wore a short shirt of home
made flannel, displaying in very beau
tific manner, her No. / moecasins, Cor
SAGE de .S1eg0nosA, ornsmen!ed with SOL
der buttons. Hair ff1cases !; perfume of
cinnamon drops, Exclusively highfalu~
tin.
Madame c., a noted half bred belle,
attracted an all-fred sight of comment by
appearing in a hoop skirt, ornamented
with fox tails arranged en- eireuBabepdibuS.
Waist Of yellow flannel slashed with strips
of buffalo hide She carried large SUM-
flower, and danced with great Laosneses.
Terrifcal magnolious.
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Ebensburr, Nay 6, 1869.
SALE.-Bv virtue

SHERIFFS SALE. By virtue
~ of writ OF Vend. Expon. issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas Of Cambria coun-
", and to me directed there will be exposed TO
Public Sale, at the CouRF HoUsK IN EBESsBURG,
on MONDAY, THE 3lsT DAT OF NAY, att O'Clock,
o. n, the following real estate. to wit: All
the right. title aud interest of William Burk.
Of, in and to piece or parcel of land situated
in " Ashington township. Cambria county, sd-
joining lands of the heirs af Edward Burk.
Aren't Sonman, and others, containing l62
acres, more or less, unimproVed. Taken IN
execution and TO be sold at the suit of Louisa
Keepers. JOHN A. RLAIR, Sheriff.
Shsrin's Ofice, EbensbuFy, May Is, 1859.
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TAVERN LIcENsES-

tCT the aCJiCD OF the OOuFL Oh quarter SSSelOns
of Cambria county thereon, at the next June
sessions:
TAyERx LIcENsES.
Cambria Borough-Thomas Springer. Pat K
N'CSuley, Edward Howe, Ignatius KOhle-,
Daniel A'Donald, Catharins RehbeIger, DSnl
M'Peak, William Gallagher, Geo. Szlith, JCs.
SaleT: John Kintz.
Conemaugh Borough-HsTy Ann German
Peter Malzie, Mary Widman, LIST ward John
Fisher, Jos. Shoemaker, Thos. Radclif, Mary
Ritch, JOS. Alwine, Geo. Kurtz, I'd waro.
Carrolltown Borough-Lawrence Schroth,
Lawrence Steich, Francis J. Grassberger.
Carroll Township-Catharins Baker.
Chest Springs Borough-Silas a. ID Cough,
Peter j Mckenzie.
Croyle TOwnship-Fiotor Vosgtly, Peter
Brown.
CIearfeld Township-Cccelia A'Gough
Ebensburg BOrough-lsssO Crawford, Je-
rome Platt, west ward Linton L. Son. east
ward.
East Conemaugh Borough-David Falooa.
Leonard Kist
Franklin Borough-Peter RubritE.
Gallitzln Township-Jacob Gearhart, Mich
ael AcMorris, S. A. Crlste
JOhnstown BorOugh-Ricbard Jelly, John
Bending, Thomas L. Davis, Margaret Nicbol
son. ID ward; Adam Biershank, John Gesrhsrt
Thomas A'CaHn, r. Durach, William Doubt,
Pat'k Kelly, Chas. Hostein, Andrew Henning,
VIM. Linton, Chas. Zimmerman, John Fritz,
ID. W. Goughneur, Sd ward henry Schnabel,
Henry Hansman. Geo. n. Holman, (in District
Court 4th ward.
Loretto Borough-John B. Myers, FIavian
Bingell, David Egar Albert Bender.
AiIlville Borough-Hsnnah Slattery Sarah
Bradley, Emanuel James.
Richland Township-Joseph Gels, George
Conrad, Peter Helm.
summityille BOrough-Henry Hughes. Chris
tian Reich.
Wilmore Borough-JOhn Schroth.
Washington Township-Wm. Callan, Owen
Sweeny, George W. Aullin.
Susqushanna TOwnship-Aisbssl J Plot.
EATING HOUSE, Lie EKsE.
CarroiltoWn Borough-Henry Plum.
Johnstown Borough-John Jordan, I'd ward /;
Adam Pfan. Sd WaId, Henry HansnAn, John
A. Stemmer, 4th ward.
Loretto Borougb-Danisl ]. Kelly.
Washington TOwnship-WilliAm D. Jones,
n. MLaughlin, Henry AArtz.
WaoLEsALk LIoUoR LIoESSE.
Frederick VowinklS aAd Edward Rothschild,
I'd Ward, Johnstown
J.K. HlTE, Clerk.
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NEW CHEAP CASH STORE
-AT-
6UCkS MIL Is, AlIegbanV I ownship.

ne SUBSCRIBER would respectfully announce
- hls Trends and the pablie 10 general that he
AAs jnst opened Al Bucks Mills . large and
supero stock OF reasonable merchandise. con-
SSsung OF all kinds OF DRY GOODS, DRESS
SSOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, FUR
LUXE, HARDWARE, and all oth0 Grti-
0ies usually kept in . cSaRtry store.
- Having paid cash for zy goods an de-
termined to dispose sf them eNher for cash
iSlnoer ~, or country produce st as low prices as
ne .u goods can be bought from any dealer in
vac county. A liberal patronage is respectfully
EolleeSd WM. J. BUCK.
Susks Nils, April 70, 1868. ii.
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GALLoPNe CoNsUsp1ToS-Eating at a
railway station,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-06-03

4 COW REIt-A beautiful milk-maid.
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q ICENSE NOTICE.-The following
EA persons have fled their Petitions for Tav-
ern and Eating House Licenses in my Office,
for the action of the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Cambria county thereon, at the next June
sessions
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-05-22
NOTICE.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

y T Is NOT TRUE as n As BEEN STATE.
Z that the undersigned has given up business. us sSD.
aud all who wish 10 give Inn , call, at his old stand - LIS,
street. wUl find him just as ready 10 renew or repsf- uoei
dersisndings As Al any time during his residence Of sish.s
years IN this City CO.'S Inn GEORGE a. .ssErsen
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THE BRITIsH CLIMATE AND THE GULF STREAM
The question whether the exceptional warmth of
the British climate Is owing TO the Gulf Stream
was discussed lately at Il meeting of the ROYAL
Geographical Society. Mr.. A. G. Finlay read a
paper, IN which he maintained that it Is not. Mr..
flnlay argument was that by actual measurement
taken at the outcome of the Gulf Stream from the
Gulf of Mexico, between Cuba and Florida. there
was not n sufficient body OF water 70 produce the
ELECTS attributed 20 the Gulf Stream. There was
probably Il great oceanic circulation in the 1T
lantic and in each OF the other great oceans, which
seemed 10 he cOrroboruted by the great streams
which fOw northward from the Bahamas IN the
same direction. and parallel with, hut distinct
from, thesGult Stream. Between Havana and
Florida there was a high submarine mountain,
which contracted the Gulf StrcaIo To a third Of
It's supposed volume, and it was impossible for the
thin film which constituted the real Gulf Stream
III the middle ofthe Atlantic TO produce any effect
upon the English climate, which. however, the
great belt of warm trade winds passing over the
oceanic currents wonl1 sufficiently influence.
Mr.. Finlay's opinion was controverted by Captain
Shefard Osborn and Professor Huxly, and Sir
Henry Rawlison (who was in the chair }, in sum
ming up the debate, said he was glad 10 be able
TO retain some of his faith in the Gulf Stream.