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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-17
g. e i POO fssr de decd Petition for relief
Superior Court, Fan Term, 1sss.

10 Tie COurt.
Superior Court, Fall Term, 1868.
THIS CAUSE COMING ON TO BE HEARD
i at this term of the Court, and it appea ing
to the satisfaction of the Court that Charles E.
Robinson and wife Victoria, S. E. Hines and
wife Maria Louisa, and S. P. Pool and wife
Annie, heirs at law and legatees of Joseph H.
Pool, deceased, defendants in this cause, reside
beyond the limits of the State
1t is therefore ordered, That publication be
made for six weeks in the Raleigh Standards
newspaper published in Raleigh, N c., notify
ing the said defendants of the filing of this Pc
tition; and that they appear before William E.
Vaughan, Probate Judge for Pasquotank County,
North Carolina at the Court House, in Elizabeth
City, County and State Aforesaid at II O'CLOCK
NJ. on the first Monday OF March, A. D. 1869, and
also at the next Term of this Court to be held for
the County of Pasquorank at the Court House
in Elizabeth City, N. c., on the tenth 90 J Non.
dav after the first a. Monday of March, A. D.
1859, and plead, answer, or dcmur to said peti.
ton, or the same viii be taken as confessed, and
heard ca pdrte as to them.
w. E. VAUGHAN,
Clerk Superior Court Of Pasquotank County.
Jan IL 309-1aw6w
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
~ u. CHoWAN COUNTY.
uis4 iaa Superior Court.
Robert R. FELTON,, Plaintiff,

Robert R. FELTON,, Plaintiff,
against Attachment.
William C. Warren, Defnt.
'TTAPPEARING THAT WILLIAM C. Wal
Il rem, the defendant, is indebted to the plalnl,
in the sum OF four hundred dollars, with inter-,
from the Goth day of March, 1855, subject 10 u
following credits: $500 on the 9th day OF JaSy|
ry, 1856; SIG on the LIST day OF january. TO-
and Sl5.75 on the lst day of April, 1857. AsO
the sum of iQur hundred dollars, with intelT
from the nth day of August, 1854.
The above named sums are due by oona
money lent; and it appearing further thai =
defendant is nonresident OF this State, Oru5,
that publication be made in the Raleigh Sta'S,
for four weeks, notifying said defendant lG1l
pear at the next term of said Court, to DC ~
at the Court House in Edenton, on the 9th MopS.'
after the LIST Monday in March next, thenn VI
there to answer the complaint of said plaI'''l
or Judgment final will be taken against HIM mi
Witness, VIM R. Skinner, Clerk OF said you
at Office in Edenton, this 25th day of Japu up
1862 VIM. L. SKINNER, Cie .1%
Feb. 2 Isl Szl-"'
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
WAKE COUNTY.
Superior Court, Fall Term, 1868.

vs.. Petition for divorce.
Hixey Pettiford @
THIS cause coming OF to be heard, it appear
i ing to the Court that Hixey Taylor, the de-
PENDANT in this cause, resides beyond the Limits
of this State: II is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the Raleigh Standard, a news
paper published in the City of Raleigh, for Sly
weeks, notifying the defendant that she be and
appear before j. N. Bunting, Superior Court
Clerk Tor Wake county, North Carolina, at the
Court House in Raleigh, in said County, between
now ana tne S0tn aay OF feDraary iS"S a. nj
will be taken pro contesso.
j. N. BUNTING,
aii Clerk Superior Court Wake Co.
jan 16 S13-w6wpd
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corporate limits Of the town Of Thomas.

corporate limits of the town of Thomas
/ ville
Mr.. MARTINDALE gave notice of bill tax
ing all railroad companies, also of abill to
protect the fishing interests. s8i
Ia Mr.. LEGG gave notice of q bill to author.
ize the county commissioners OF Brunswick
county to investigate acts of county officials.
Mr. RICHARDSON introduced a bill confer
ring certaiy powers on county commission
ers Referred to the Committee on Judi
ciary. t
Also bill to dispense with private cxami-
nation of married women in all eases OK
ccpt in relation to homicides. Referred to
the Committee on Judiciary. .s
The following bills passed third reading ::
Bill to protect cattle from distemper aud
other infectious diseases.
Bill to allow solicitors to administer oatbs
in certain cases. sa ae
Bill to be entitled An act to define the
powers and duties of the Governor in rela-
ton to the apprehension of fugitives from
justice"
MIR. LOVE moved to amend by striking
out the 4th section. Lost
Mr. LOVE offered proviso to come in at
the end of section 4. Lost, and the bill
passed third reading.
Bill to remove distractions to the passage
of fish up the Pedee, Yadkin and Uwliarrie
rivers.
Bill to establish turnpike road from
the head of North River in Carteret county
to Adams Greek in Craven county passed
SECOND reading. and, on motion oil Mr.
MOORE, of Carteret, was made special order
for Tuesday next.
: Mr. MOORE, of Yancey, gave notice OF the
introduction of bill to stop of fishing with
seines or drag nets in the waters of North
Carolina for the next two years.
Bill to change the time of holding courts
in the 9th, 10th, 18th and 18th Judicial
Districts together with amendments of the
Judiciary Committee. sass sstt
The amendments were not adopted.
The bill passed its second reading.
On motion of Mr.. GRAHAM, the rules were
suspended and the bill passed its third
reading
Bill to allow causes to be re-heard in GER
tain cases passed second reading,
On motion IF Mr. OSBORNE, the rules were
suspended and the bill passed its final
reading.
Bill IN relation TO special proceedings in
cases OF wills passed second reading.
Bill to provide trial jury for second week
of Superior Courts passed second reading.
On motion of MIR. BARROW, the rules were
suspended and the bill passed its final
reading.
Bill in relation to obtaining divorce pass
ed second reading.
Resolution authorizing the Board of Edu-
cation to sell the States interest in certain
railroad stock Calendar.
On motion of Mr.. Cook, the Senate adj
journed.
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||flIE! !',I|'alI|1|s|||
25-w1y.

II is authenticity stated that one fifth of the
inhabitants ofthis country and Europe die of Con-
sumption. Nodisease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood; there is
no disease upon which exists greater diversity
pletely batfied all medical skill and remedial
agencies.
Some of the prominent symptoms are Cough,
Expectation, Shortness of Breath Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darting, Pains in the
Sides and Back, Emaciation, and general negative
condition of the whole system.
Persons suffering with this dread disease, or
any of its concomitants, should lose no time in
possessing themselves of the proper Remedy, in
order that they may stay its ravages, and be re-
stored to health. The a Sloii
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EVENING SESSION.
he HOuse met at III o,clock

The House met at n o'clock.
The renewal bill was taken up, several
amendments were adopted, and at a late
hour ~ 1i
The House adjourned.
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REV. E. A. WILSON'S
all THROAT AND LUNG Affections,

ALL THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS, 4i
by the use of which he was restored to health in
few weeks, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, has now been in use over ten
years with the most marked success.
This Remedy is prepared from the original
Recipe chemically pure, by the Rev. EDWARD
A. WILSON, l65 South I'd Street, Williamsburg,
Kings Co., New York.
A Pamphlet containing the original Presorip-
tion with full and explicit directions for prepare
ton and use, together with short history of his
case with symptoms, experience and cure, can be
obtained Gree of charge) of Mr.. Wilson, as above
or by callingon or addressing
sF qn1 WILLIAMS u HAYWOOD, IS
Druggists, Raleigh, N. c.
Dec. Is, 1856 slowly.
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The bill passed third reading.
On motion of Mr.. FEREBEE. bill to amend
the charter of the town of Lenoir, Caldwell
county, was taken up and passed its second
and third readings.
Bill to allow the town commissioners of
the town of Rutherfordton to levy taxes.
and for other purposes, passed third read
ing-yeas rs, nays 0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
YORK HERALD TUESDAY NOVEMBER 8ea-rR1pLE SHEET

,h,u..rs - ID bave uone-nlore than anything but INV
sirsc,ion far nm oost dear 10 you could must
not rememher these sg FAREWELL God bless yon from
the bottom Of my neart- ~" D'
The reviewer thinks it not ~o.xcy .nsI sncIe are
those who even with these letter Y ' ~, anmg g ~
beilcve mat BYRON did act Mrs, Skys pa
ana no inagDes nuDfef OF s0ph'sms - T .,,an
they may deceive themselves. We think, howe, =
most ncople VIII admit that lady would declare Of
irielu tn&t mo one was dearerp 10 her could
nave contributed more 20 her happiness. or was her
''pest coinfortarn or wolId address her u dear
eet' " SIZE knsw at that time what Nrs. stowe be-
lieves Lady Byron 10 liza known. AFTER these let
tiers the following from the Earl OF Slanuope viii
probably SEQ pale and supcriuons.
Earl saanaope has kindly permitted Va to print
ho ioliowlng extract from private letter written
by him:--
was very WEI. acquainted with Leigh ebon; forty
ysse aro as y nl gsel 70 call upon her at e. James
faacs 70 hear her speak about Lord Byron, shs
very lond Of Going That lact sesls presumption against
wha IS aAegea slnca. such Huppazon, the subject
rcney unpreposscs-r1 her and
HAe nun than anTthn and hal the least
Irrshson 10 ssaS itho1lht hsr shy snd sensitive TO
FAUX IN her mind ant charAstsT What and
kne" OF her, hold her 10 have hael utterly incapable OF
such crime Mrs Becches Steve rfaniably
Eaeking to cas-. upon her memory.
The reviewer accounts ior o considerable proper
t.oa OF Byfon's eva reputation by "lis tendency TO
pe e ItVGTJi5 dei Ti"9S Cli'}t fl'dcTf' pxsr dis
nipit OF LlJstacaton was 50 nyetefate that he PAL
tered with himself or Lady Byron The reviewers
cohcN!scn Is tina! her deiasons most charitaply
eceounGj Ior d. monCliaula. "Eer ialnd WAS rot
weak one, but sne had impaired Il By religious
mary WToggs0 -
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CGsylRcR 0U:W;sTED.

uerrmaan's Diamond Ring and Gold Cbain
Horas-eocussed Ont Of Sight.
N. Hermann, the celebrated presudl9tateur,
has been swindcd. After performing marvellous
ieats In sleight Of hand, TO a6mirlng and excited
audiences, ~ the academy OF Music, country man
OF his own has successfully performed upon MIN ana
despoiled hin OF valuable gold ring and chain.
II. Hermann appeared before Judge Downing yes.
terday afternoon. q. the Tcinhs Police Court,
and narrated the story of his wrongs, aud
no one, from the simple. guileless manner
with whlca no told the Court tho mode adopted for
robbIng him. could have supposed him TO have @
worldwide renoun for perfeoron in the art or dccep
ton. He said that q German Of the nsno OF Man6l
calno 70 his hotel and desired 10 Know from him
whether he had any personal property OF any kind
which he wished TO dispose OF, because II he had
Msndl had FRIENDS who wculd DO customers
for the Same. "A. Hermann remembered that he had
a diamond ring and gold chain that he had
not worn for very long time, aud that he Thought
II nkely no would not want TO wear again, and hs
oQered them to 2aud, VINO said he could get q
good price for them Confidence seems 10 have
oagotten confidence on both sides, though In the
one case confidence nlPat be atty described as SIM
plicily and IN the other as unblushing impudence.
AZ. Hermann, therefore, incidentally mentioned
that no had some laces that nc required cleaned,
and Manol equal TO any emergency replied thar ~
he'd friend who was an excellent cleaner OF laees,
upon which Hermann handed them over TO Mandl
lie valued the leweiry ana iaces NJ $780, He mad
Mandl since and inquired for the proceeds OF the
sale OF the jewelry and for the purified lacos. Mr.
Mandi was quito unable 10 see the point OF NJ
Herrmann's remarks, and denied that they had
any personal reference, and thst NJ. Hermann was
iDduging In . very pretty romance. "A very good
story indeed, N. HERMANN; very credtaole 10
man OF your inventive genius; useful at your next
performance, have no doubt, N. HefrmannW aud
with polite bow he lefs N. Hermann
to his astonlshed meditations. NJ. Hormann's
medItat!ons led HIM 20 the Tornos. aud Judge
bowling very speedily granted warrant, and oidoer
Gillian was detailed make the arrest In tue pres
ence OF policeman Mr. Michael Mandl had us
memory refreshed, and It was surprising to see how
In the presence Of a stern reality ike an o1loer of
the law ali the very pleasant badlns2e OF Al. Herr
maun, having been amustDg himself ~ very
agreeable little Action was withheld and confession
puils of tho Professors property. Mendl was conf
LuLted Ia 5000 bah Tor examination.
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uaIlto STATES GlRMissi0asa's COURT.
The alleged Welg:,mastcr Frauds.

The AEeccd Weigamastcr Frauds.
Before Commissioner Shields.
77s United Sfates rs. Frank Wepc.-The hearing OF
this case was resumed yesterday morning. Charles E.
Booth testified that In June and July last lie was
booEkeepsr for General Egan and made out the re-
Turns; made up his books from the dock books but
had nothing TO DO with the pay rolls. The defendant
was foreman ana made out the pay roll; witness
knew the men employed In the district; some men
were on the pay ron who did not work The case
Was adjourned III! Thursday.
T.,e Alleged Bounty Frauds.
TIE ySlpei safes Us. Rose KcGgutt.-Ths de-
PENDANT WAS arrested on charge of frsudulenty
obtaining pensions, since the death of her husband,
soldier in the late war, having remarked. she
was committed TO the 1ombs where she became
insane, and upon the motion OF District Attorney
Pierrepout she was ordered 20 be discharged.
Alleged Revenue Frsnds.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
Tie UnDeG States rs. Charles Euppe.-The defend
ant charged On the complaint OF Samuel Adler,
OF the secret ac:v,ce. with having sold unstanped
Turkish tobacco. Adler testified that lie saw the
tobacco in question Ia the defendants store, and
noticed that II was unstamped that he bought some
or IT, and then informed the defendant that lie was
liable to arrest that the latter said he was no,
guilty OF any offence as the tobacco had been left
store and ssock; that defendant then asked witness
what he should do and that witness told MIN to 20
and G. aoe siegei, dyer about i. -,
who u was alleged. endesvored TO compromise tho
matter, ne was discharged.
Extradisiou Case.
Before Commissioner Newton.
In ne Mater az Me E1tra6iton Of Ffancots
Farz.--The prisoner u charged with forgery IN
Switzerland to the extent Of 80, ooof. Henry La
paugh, who appeared on behalf OF the Swiss govern.
Inent, stated that be was not prepared to proceed
with the case NJ present as he had just re-
9e.ved the papers, and IL would take some
time to have them translated. The application was
resisted by Mr. Csudsrt, on bshalf OF the prisoner,
on the ground that the PAPERS could be translated
~ the oase proceeded. Mr.. Lapaugh commended
that It would not DC proper 10 show the papers until
they were regularly put In evidence.
Commissioners Newton granted tho adjournment
applied for, pus suggested shat ia the meantime
cory OF the documents should DO furnished to the
defendants counsel.
the hearing Of the case was accordingly post
p3usd.
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SUPREME HuaT-8ESesAl TEEN.

Notice TO Applicants for Admission to the Bar.
Before Judges Clerke, Sutherland and Cardozo
This court to-day appointed the following gentle
men 30 q committee 20 examine into the quallnca
ton OF applicants for admission 10 tho bar Mt the
present Term :-Nessrs. John l.. Sutherland william
5. Yard aud Grets Nathan. This committee viii
meet on Wednesday, tho Sd inst, at three O'clock In
the General Term room. Tho committee on charac.
tor are Messrs. John II. Harnett James X. Rii aud
Richard T.. LgrYenlOre,
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sBpasas eovaT--ssasasL TENN.

Decisions Rendered.
Before Judges clerke Barnard ana sutherland.
abe following decisions we're rendered yesterday
in cases argued at the January, April and June
ternas 1885,
Rot,aan ~, Rlrnan. Judgment modified, with
costs TO plaintiff; order to os settled by Jadge Suth
srland.
ordered; costs 10 abide event. Opinion BY fudge
p6ckhEJu.
Butter ~. Tso,o.--Judgmene reversed; new trial
ordered; costs 10 abide event opinion by Judge
Peckna7n.
Cook rs. MI ct al. Judgment affirmed With costs.
Opinion by Judge Pec9ha0.
Dester ~. Norton 81 al judgments affirmed.
opinion bg Judge Csgdozo. Dissenting opinion by
Judge Clarke.
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usnro STATES rsJacT cov1T-a BANKRUPTCY.
l.lG e8l@TS.

AMipoFsmnf VNesiion O. lottery Dealcrs Under
rae Darllcsrs Law.
before Register Dwight.
IN ne hot'er er james &c8p,ns~-An application
wac made by The usual peatoa for an order OF
discharge IN this case, and specifications OF the
ground OF opposition by the creditor stated, among
Others 'tnat the bankrupt hal lost part OF his pro-
perry by gamingn
Section 20 OF the new Bankrupt Law invalidates
any order or discharge obtained bY any bankrupt
"Wno mas made any fraudulent assignment Of hrs
property or lost any part thereof by gaming.- Tue
petitioner carried on the business OF lottery dealer
very eXtensiyely In this and other cities, and the
question now arises whether any lottery dealer can
aVah himself OF the Bankrupt law If during the
course OF such business lie has sustained any losses
The case has been sent by the Register TO tie
Court, end has been argued before hiin by Mr. John
sedgWieS llr the opposing creditor, aud Edwin
jntaoa ana y. n. waite for the bankrupt.
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cuUsT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Cunning 8. Bedford Jr, City Judge.
The November term OF this court commenced yes.
terday, City Judge Bedford presiding. Assistant
District Attorney Tweed appeared for the prosecu-
ton.
The Grand Jurors who answered TO their names
were discharged TIL next Monday. the Grand Jury Of
the oyer and Terminer being still In session.
There being no cases ready for trial The court
adjourned TIL Thursday.
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SUPREME ttuAT-CdanaEHs.


Decisions Rendered.
By Judge Cardozo.
Natter " FagseV Ito o'sd MARION Insurance
iea.--0rdeT settled.
Lans rs. Hssh.-Mosion granted ana receiver
appointed.
NeSson us Rattsho'T. Motion denied costs to
abide event.
Bart,en U.s. MISUNDERSTANDING ana Afidavifs
granted.
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Average tempcratufe ySster0af,s....s... slss
Average Temperature for corresponding dnie
isst Jv2f. IVA
RAILROAD AcCipENT.--yesterdGy morning Martin
Kelley, iaooref, received yory severe scalp
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ClIy INTELLIGENCE.

TEE WEATHER. YxsrRRDAY.--Tnc followin record
win show the changes In tho temperature for the
past twentyfour hours In comparison with the cor.
responding day OF last year, - Indicated BY the
thermometer ~ Hudnut's Pharmacy, HERALD Bald.
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eflIS0 STaTas cacU.r COURT.
Gpnri Nn.ir~.

Judge Ha!cafori VIII call the Circuit Court equity
and ergumens calendars Oh saturday next as eleven
O'Clock A, NJ 10 tie District Conr6 ROOM ana ASSIGN
cases thcren y oe beard by MIN during the month
OF NoyeMbth rrst-e' - -
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4l1 ~ M m,-yau -.sss passenger cars, q baggage.
mail aEc express cars; eA8 box, fruit and stock
Shs hasS platform cars; ana IN course OF - cine he
Company, IL sleeping ears, 81 lrst class and 70
second class passenger cars. winch the COMMISSION
believe TO be considerably ~ excess or the number
required for the present and Immediate future busl-
ness Of the road.
The telegraph limo is well constructed, aud IL sup
Piled with a sufficient number OF stations.
ESTIMATE For SUPPLYING DEFICIENCIES ON TIN
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
For haI'afhng the track between Sacramento and o
For lsasting ii, act between ye aai Haabol 1850
For oalassing the track between Humboldt and Oar
rer baaatins the track between caria and froinon
For widening em6an bsimstn Verdi and Hum
Far widening smoans@on,s between oariin nnf
For wijenins cn6animsnis Between ioaac and
Additional station houses between sacramento and
Fresh, passenger depot a. tie proposed Junction
Ensine house at Triicice Of b:i or sione, In add
the amount alrsady expended there 2ooOo
Substituting brick walls cf frame In tho engine house
Substituting brick walls Tor frame IA lie Inc house
Substituting SricS walls FOR ias il tbs engine
For BRICK q 'cac engine Sotic 4, Tca:c IN add
Junction with tae Union Racido 5000
fools machinery shops At said juncon..... 1900
strengthening two long spans Of lie american river
s s:; S:.s. s;;:: l -
asasnsalas pprae s neF. FORK OF tie Hum
FOR S.l Gq@eis siraans 5saa, bridge and t Al
To- ~ AsGn q lsss sn put IN arch eaye o
Put Ia arch cu!ye.t.. 1900
Fins trpslss max ng permanent water ways. is5
Short oncnlnes oil tresi.e vorS................. 79
,hsen rser oronass d ,rsstie ic
Total, s57s,e9
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TIE BYRON CONTROVERSY.
Lestar from ERE. Norton.

To THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING MALL
Mr.. John Camden Hotten, publisher, OF Piccadllly.
having, IN one OF the many catch-penny compilations
OF Lord Byron's history at present swarmiDg on
railway stalls and IN snop windows gtven my name
author OF one OF the papers he has printed beg
to state that such assertion IL falsehood. am not
the author. ! 40 not know who Is the author.
never till yesterday saw Mr. Hottens book, having
been absent from England, nor did he ever venture
10 communicate with ps betore pria Ing what de-
clare to be fabrication.
It would be bad enough even were t,- aasuMp-
ton OF authorship correct, that bookseller should
have liberty 10 select articles from newspapers and
aQlx known literary names 20 thsm 10 assist tho
sale OF his work. Bat IL Ia i1toerable that he should
presume to afix Dames where It Va utterly untrue
that such authorship exists, especially IN such
discussion as tnat at present raging about Lord and
Laay BJr0a, | an sir &c,
CAROLINE Il. s. NORTON.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-09

But that We have ever attacked the Germans
as class we most emphatically deny. The
Columbia asserts we have; and now, If any
gentleman connected with that paper, or
any one else In this city, can find AN ARTI-
Gle OR A PARAGRAPH IN THIS PAPER
ATTACKING THE GERMANS AS A
CLASS, WE WILL PAY A REWARD OF
FIFTY DOLLARS IN GOLD FOR THE
DISCOVERY.
Come along, gentlemen the files OF the
REPUBLICAN are all at your disposal.
And now, in conclusion, will the colum.
oia deal as fairly with us as we have with
III We have published Its chargc-will 1t
publish our reply