davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21
;oPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
OFFICE CHrEp Q. NJ, PiRgr Di.rRicr,

OFFICE CHEZ 9. M. fiRg1 D'sTRlcr'
DEPAhrhEsr OF rHB East,
CORNER o. mSr ,ToS hsp 9RIEsk sTEsETs'
,,, hW lOkk OliI, June -, lS9
Sealed proposal N duplicate, with a eopy. Of
I'M. tdyerthement auached 70 each, are Invited
and VIII be RECEIVED a. ibis once until oeloek y.
m July =, lSs, ior huppXinG tho uuaftsrmn-
ers DspM,meht o. tnls pnInet Win nineteen
hundrea and ninety ore CORDS OF mefchtnable
hAId WOOD w eueio leetD and seven Thousand
and ty.twol ,v3B tonslz zDponndslt rest quail
NY Anthracite coal; fHG stoye,, aud nut Sizes to
BE- delivered at 'ueh tines, at the places. herein.
after NAMED, a. may De required PRIOR TO uctober
81 lth, as follows. -
fnrt Columbus, ". I. harb 2, 70 tons Stove and
20 tons bKg Goal,
FORT Wood, N. Y. hAibor. l5T tons Egg Coal.
Fort HAMILTON, N. Y. bArbor. S21 cords Wood
81 tons Stove, and y7 tons Egg Coal
Fort wadsvorth, n. hsrbor, n tons Nut, ll2
tons Stove and 2i3 tons Bgg Coal.
Fort Schuyler, N, Y. haTboT. hjs tons Egg Coal,
p willetn Point, 1t2 cords Wood, IN tons Stove
no tons Egg. and 80 tons Nut Coal.
David Island. ?si tons Esg Coal.
Port Adams. X. l., Z6 cords Wood, and tSl tons
Egg Coal.
FORT Trulnbull, Conn, 70 tons Egg aud % tons
mt Coal
West Point, n. Y. OFF,, Isl cords Wood, aud 100 tons
Egg Coal
plsttsburgh BsIraek., N. Y, $50 cords wood,
and 2a tons Egg Coal.
Watertown Arsenal, hAss., 81 cords Wood aud
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21
Painting.
Wines and Liquors.

JAMRs MO AN.
d DEALER IN
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS ~.
Sole Agent for Carrie d'Or, Lac dor, aud NOT
ChampAignes, Ia,
So PennsylySnia avenue, Sdioinins Metropoli'an
Store and Sample Room supsrineated by VIM
C0nroy. ,a,,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21

0. s. onpxLsos Aosscr.l
- aos.Io5 SGn NJ
l: , s.!g sss ; & 4
% 81 ss zen i, "a = ss T.
lo.oo Springfield ria.a mu,t.i.,. esliber ss. new.
ltO,09 sprnsneld rined mushcts, ealiber &c.
500 spencer csrbins,, new model, esiibcr 90.
300 spencer earbines, old model. ealiber o. new.
,,ocC Spencer earbines, aeeoutremonts, "Blakes-
400 Spencer osrbines. soeou.rsmsnts. other
mqdel., new. a.,
Esitei ali BIDS moi Sss%sd .si.i.e.cry. Prior to
the secsptsnee % any bid 4 viii have to be sp.
PERM sfS. y d s' a. uPspsa oRsrnm.u, funds
Dslivsris. vii b made :, New fori city. nd
SS.i: IN be sssI:;:sd :? y: I.as,..s
'TS; farther information .ppl,o 70 n: rsdr
tyi..d Byt.col.usA.. Major Of ordasss..
pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
BEaDsuARrER FIRsr MILITARY DIsrsler.,
o,TiGT tnIir GossI..tsI OT,s s:,,IssSE.
Sealed p,ops.. hsG n upiIs.i. sn s ~ T.s.l,,s
st tis calss X Captain Ed%srS calm, ifS Gsi;;
VI Sti .11' III 4 s ss% AZ !; Va Sr 9 9SS
piyIns the United States sUbslstc6ec Department
trsImyille,, W. for siK poaihs, from Aassst
~ 81 sSa CO. maj. g: r. e. TSs &
llyered there on the order q the Aetns Copmis;
aud hind :SSsrtsIs. ,tnsst;, ,shsnis, and kidney
joiue and he breast ifi@ned down, The sSsnS,
SS fnss $ na 70 igsr 1fo e%
zig to eight inches above the gsmbrel or hook
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21
pRor0sGLs FOR aUGRTERMAsTR's sroKi


CORsFS iioI.Tos tsSd iiIEs s sTIETT'.
Scaled riCpc:si:' Il dppIiesic: Win copy, q
InHs "a ls FL .rBRSeF w FIX Quarter
III bushels Corn. best quality,
2',ssl bushels Oats. best quality,
s4s, 7i2 pounds Straw 9th. hes. quality.
iastsI named, a. may DO required PRIOR to october
Tcn nc Go1r i9Ss u.-ao bu.hel. Oats.
NJ. S cSS p pSnnd: s Fay;
FoRr WOOD. n. Y. HIN bushels, Oats.
rour u.srro,. VII .%sss sa as Com
LOS bushels oats.
@'s s,1 psnndts Hay,
l,Osi tu,nsls Oats,
tss'Sii n p poGSd Hay;
Fosr scHryLtG.N IA bashsi. Corn.
$40 pounds Hay,snd
MILLEr's Point, y. Y. II, lilo bushels Oats,
liz so pounds Straw
DAVID IsLAsn'N Y H'1sa bushels Sn:Ss,. CoS .,.
| lD.bil pounds Hay, aud
Fosr ApAs'.L.L- liz bushels nhsI s os,.aDd
FORr TErHprLLcoss'Il'd SS bushels s 2s,t'
Is Go pSaad. SHAW.
" T.
1000 pounds Hay.
| wArRRrowS Arsenal Nj ss.-Gs4 bushels Oats,
| 1910 pounds Hay and
~ lt6iopoundsstraw'
675 bushels nar
.,, 400 popgnds LAY. aud
''"' ''"' 49, I1$ S Ssss1; t AZ;
BOFTUS, MASS and foRt lSnErESDEScE-
| 2,lOI bushels Oats.
6opouuds tAv, aud
| B7D - Shaw
| FpHI pRHHLg, Nj. -6sI bushels Oats
G'S9 pounds Hay. and
| FORT srLLIvAs, AE. IN Bushels Oats.
S92 pounds Hay. and
Delivery to no made on the wharv:s Of tho resrec-
| tive posts, aud payment to be made according to
the weight as cor lhed to by the Acting Assistant
| rtermaster at the place Of delivery,
| Bidders must state separately the price ~ which
they will deliver the Corn, Oats, Hay aud Straw
called for at each Of the above named places.
Zach bid must be accompanied by guarantee
signed by two responsible porsons, that Ia case
the bid IL accepted aud contract entered into they
will become sursties. In n hum equal to one-nnrlh
q the amount Uf the contract, for the fathHI per
formancc OF the same.
No bid will be entertained that Is not mad IN
accordance with this Advertisement
The Government reserves The fIght ~ ,eJ.ei IhS
or all bids regarded Hs disad'aniAseous TO ne De-
paTtment or to accent such portion ot any bid not
less tn an for one post that may DO deemed OF dd-
vantage 10 tho public interest,".
uils NAV be- made, aud viii be entrrtainci, Tor
- sirsw herein called for
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21

OFFICE CHIEY aCARrBRnAstER'l
THIRD DIs. DErARTsEsT oY IHH East
PHILADRLrHIA. PA, June2L lso9.
Scaled proposals., In duplicate, with cory Of
tLIs llsement attached to each, arc Invited
aud Will be received At this once nntll o'eiork.
The QuaTt.Tmaster's Department Of this district
with (RdO) nine hundred Shd sixty cords q msf,
two Thousand aud ninety ave tons, &? $40 pounds
best quality Anthracite egsl. erg' stove aug nut
sIr 10 be delivered at such mes aud at tho places
hereinafter named. as may bS required. prior To
Aukus' w. ''''' -" CUrfs Tons
Wuut. coal.
Fort Delaware, De .;,..,.'''''''''''"'' ~ a.
FTapkfoTd Arsenal. Penn. .......,i;.,. w
SsIEWIck Barracks, washington.D DC. X
ppott Wsahdny,an Md ,,,,,,,.......... ri
Fort fuote, Md .,.,''''''''''' '''''''''.. n 81
Baltimore, Nd ...,,,..''''''.''''''''''' ~ ~
go. ans
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21
PROPOSALS FOR IRstyysEsuE STEAM cur.
Tasaauuy rs

June f. $50.
VI u NJ, "WEDNESDAY. the 9ist day of July
next, for the construction Of four Reysuue stsan
sids.ubeol.
Spec ncatious IN detail will DO furnished bidder
partment, or to the Collectors of the Customs ct
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
Proposals should be sealed aud addressed TO the
Secretary Of tho Treasury, and endorsed o, the
Cutters - GEORGE 3. BOUTWELL,,
is1.Rwtd Secretary Of the Treasury.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21
Merical
|,EI2sf33S
&lS13[5;9l
DR.. ItICIIAU'S

DIR. ItICIIAU'S
GO l. ID Il N IL + n 4 ID L y.
Ask for no other, take no other. and you will
save time, health and money,
o., 900 REWARD for any case OF disease In any
stage which they fall to cure. -,
Dr. RIcHAu's GoLDBS BALKAN No. cures Il
GERS, liberated Sore Throat aud Mouth, Sore Eyes,
Cutancous or Skin Eruptons. Copper Colored
Blotches, Soreness Of tho Scalp. Scrptnla. &s Is
the greatest Rsnovator lucrative and Blood Purl-
Ger known, removes all diseases from the system
and leaves the blood pure aud healthy. =,
DR. RIcHAu's GoLDES BALsAA No. 2enres Mcr-
curiAl Affections, Rheunatlsm in all Its forms,
whether from mercury or other canses; gives I'm
mediate relief 10 all cases, No dieting necessary
Ihave thousands Of ortilcatcs proylngths mira :
eulous cures effected by these Remedies. Pfiee OF
either No l or No. . sj per bottle, or two bottles
for %.
bR. RIcHAU'sGoLDBSA STInOTR, a safe, speedy,
pleasant aud radical cure for all Urinary Derango-
ments, accompanied with full directions. Price
t3per bottle.
DR RICHLU's GOLDEN ELIxTR n'ANorE, rail
cal cure for Nervous or General Debility, In old
| or youngi imparting enorgy with w0nier'ul elect
Price, O. per bottle or two hOttleS for 90 go
| on recsipt Of price, these Remedies Will be
| shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid 70
| ali Correspondents. Mono genuine without the
name Of DIR. RiCHAU's GOLDEN kEMEDlks,
| D. b. RICHARDS. solo proprietor" blown In
| glass Of bottles. , r,,u,,na
No, 22s Narlck St., New York.
nrCirculars sent.
OHire hnurs from . A. m. To q n, IN, ly2-ly
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21
Dake 4 Henri

ss- Tralna leaving Baltimore ard Ohio pspo =,
s.k5 4. m, connect with Orange, Alexandria Id
ManGrsas Passen ger Trains at St. AsAph Junctiob,
for all pn!nts on the line Of thet road between ma
Trains leaving st, Assph aud King street. at ~
connect at st, AsAph Junction with train
10. ..., '--~' sf3 % D. m, (,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21
PROPOSALS. FOR rREsY BEEF.

ISpIANAPOLIs ARsEEAIr I'D,
Juno %, 1869. !
Sealed proposals tor the supply OF the troops a
tha Arsenal with PRESH BEEF from July J, lhti,
to December 81 lsg. will bo received un'il the Sth
The Fresh Beef to be delivered In such quanti,
ties a. may DO from time to time required ana on
such days az shAll be designated BY the Command
| ing Oheer. 49,. .,I a "a
| dTessed 10 the Comma udiug Oluer, Indianapolis
Arsonsl, and marked "PIopo.alsloT fIesh bssi "a
O'clock, a. IN July %, al which time bidders
Ao H'''N " w wILLIAMY. WILEY,
Captain and A. S. X, Commanding Aad 4 g. g.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21

OFFICE CHisP CosHIssARI suBsfsr.1.F
SEw ORLEANS, Ia. June 10, $50 !
Sealed proposals In duplicate are invited IN IL
g'rlnck, IN the thlrileth day o. July, lsE, f1r
futniFE!uE the United STATES Subsistence DspaTt.
meut WITH thu following stores. VII:
For 100 pounds OF ne very hest canyAssad
" S "S' 40 barrel Il MESS PORK, Of beat
- ---.' to the Gov;
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21
! = STaRGcITE COAL FOR TIE NAVY


b..Id =, ~, 7rfIv wv
4 NTHRACiTR COAL fok THE NANi
EAvr pEr1RTnsr'
BrREAr or EQUIPMENT ASG INV IA isS''
, --, e.. ,,..i.hJinng IiSihpasite Coal
Sealed proposals ipr inIhsh,nF NM, III sssS Sssf
lof NE SsST 10 Ds Vii M psesiysd Al Ibis Bu.
rSaa until l0s r. 18Th August, isss "p,,po..I.
Thsss pnciPs casl 1or steameIs' that thsy may
oi ny, i " ~ f,nm NJ at5sT letters
be dsUaguausu III ~, ths aaii,sry Of iO 90 tons,
ThS SueI mus W wv Wv
o. 29T poHha s, h. az IN. hast Buck Mountain OF
uIe n.,h ~ II MIND aual 10 them in all re-
nss, lar Tia purpose Intended, which equality
Viii o. uo's' nv NV sf,eT the reception Of the
heiIeuiy o' WV Na'' "' "
pIIh, .,,. -, ,ha ,,.I proposed to be furnished
, ahe NAM taSs y IN MI tbs sisr
NJ ~ 49, mnst he foT the Coal delivered At the
phisiaIp6ia Nsyy-yard or on board Of vessels al
III Mini within .iT miles thereof as nav be do.
sun nm.ftsj Nv ths BuraAu At the eontraetors risk
shI sTnen,e and without extra charge Of any
End
TSa coal must in all respects be satisfactory to the
nspeetor or INSPECTORS 10 be appointed by the Bu'
reau, who will have the right Of peremptorJ reIes'
| lion
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL also 20
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21
A LBxAHDRIA., hogpogS AND HAMPSHIRE
&@aI -

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING APRIL
!, 1899.
TWO TRAINS DAILY tBxCEPT SUNDAY BE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria at s .. m. and 6p: IN. Leave
Hamilton at 9 a. IN. and l:0a. m Leave Ices
burg at 8: 3 q. m. and lf:l5 p. IN.
The 8 a. IN. train from AlexandIia and II :pA; m.
train fro IN Hamil Kemp sDAi!y Line
willie and Winchester, also, wi RcameI,s Line Of
Coaches, which leaye LeesbuIG On, Aqndays,
MiddleburE; returning Tuesdays, Thursdays aud
Saturday, .
hours for connections with Washington and BAlh-
moro, same day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA.
CHAE9 OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. Al, 1905
ann s?aarthe92' notict, Passenger Trains VIII
run between waphinEton and Alexandria as fol.
lows.
THRoudH NAIL TRAIss.
Leave \ <shington, from Baltimore aud Ohio
Depot, o!s, In. lido. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave AieIandria, from corner o. Duke and
Henry streets tfTQm N auassas railroad) 1857 p IN. !
do. from Lynchburg, 6p, IN.
LOCAL PABsBEdBR rkAlEs.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

The proposition of FRANKFORT banking
firm, to lend to the United States three hun.
bred millions of dollars at five per cent inter
est, says the New York Herald, is a flattcr
ing sign of the credit of our government,
despite the incubus of great national
debt Secretary Boutwell,, according to the
Washington correspondent who makes the
fact public, saw fit to decline the offer, on
the ground that he expects to I've able to fund
n norton of the five-twenties at four and
half or even four per cent. A new loan, con-
tracted for the purpose of redeeming the
Juveniles OF 1869 and 1854. could easily
he negotiated at four per cent, if the provis-
ion were added that The principal Is definite
II navaplc in gold. In England such loan
-.a,,,d nroye formidable rival to the con-
,,lo which draw only three per cent interest.
The .teady reduction of the national debt
,vb;cb has been going on since the lotn o,
Nav gives guarantee that every cent Of Of
indebtedness will be paid. The sa0J pa.;a Is
one which must receive enlightened ooas0'
o ors.;on Al the hands of the mex next Congress
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11
An idea of the inability of Spain to much

An idea of the inability of Spain to much
longer carry on her present insane war for
the subjugation of Cuba, says the New York
Sun, may be formed from her financial ex-
hibit for the current year. The interest on
the national debt is $32, 100000, while the
other national expenditures are set down at
$117,000,000, making total of $4,000
900. On the other hand, the estimated
revenues are only s1O7OOo,OOO, leaving
certain deficiency of S42 100000, which may
possibly be still larger, even without further
outlay in Cuba. Borrowing is out of the
question. The last loan yielded only 80 to
40 cents on the dollar, and that was taken
by Spaniards rather as matter of patriotic
devotion than from the expectation of re-
turn. This resource cannot be counted on d
second time, and in the present chaotic state
of the country help from foreign capitalists
will be slow in forthcoming.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11
The New Berne Times still maintains that

The New Berne 1snes still maintains that
Gov. HOLDEN is "wrong" in appointing Di-
rectors and Proxies in the Railroad corpo-
rations of this State, in accordance soith the
charters Of these corporations. The Stock
holders OF the North Carolina Road, by a
large majority, and the Stockholders of the
Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Road by large majority, haze sustained
GoO. Holden in the exercise of this pouer.
The Stockholders of the Atlantic Road
voted the other way by small majority.
but they Were influenced by the question of
consolidation. There is no respectable
lawyer in the State who does not hold that
Gov. HOLDEN is right in this matter.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11
The Election in Tennessee.


The election in Tennessee is over SENTEK
has been elected by a majority of nearly
10000. The contest in Tennessee is repre-
sented to be similar to that in Virginia
Both candidates claim to be Republicans,
as do their followers. Each claiming to re-
present the policy of President GRANT, and
both pledged themselves to carry out the re-
construction policy of Congress. The differ
ence between the two men is the platform of
STOKES was proscriptivc while that of SEN
ter was liberal.
The STANDARD some days ago declared
itself in favor of SENTER. It did this be-
cause SENTER and his party took ground in
favor of Universal Suffrage and General
Amnesty, while Stokes and his party favor
proscriptive measures. In so doing we re-
gard both parties-as they themselves have
declared-as supporting the government.
Hence we are glad that SENTER is elected
Should he, however. prove false to his pro-
LESSONS, and act in opposition to the policy
of GRANT and Congress we shall not hesitate
to withdraw our declarations. We cannot
support any man who is not true to the gov
eminent and true to the principles of the
Republican party.
Our support of WALKER and SENTER is
based upon their declarations that they are
| Republicans and in favor of universal suf.
Eage and general amnesty.
We shall watch with interest the cause oil
Gov. SENTER, and hope that he will be true
to the pledge he has made.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

We are grievct to learn that our friend of
the Old North State is going on a bat"
Such, however is the melancholy truth. We
called him political bat" and now hear
him: si.
~ The number of political bats in North Car
DINA is vastly greater than the STANDARD sup
poses. There are enough of them to form large
and respectable party-enough to put to flight
all the radical eagles, alias housing owls in
the State. And sooner or later party OF them
will be organized for that purpose And they
will succeed"
Thus it seems that our friend not only &C
knowledges himself to be political "bat,"
but is engaged in raising bat-allion of
other bats, and that tile whole bat ch are to
make desperate battle in hopes of cleans
ing out all existing parties We presume
our friend of the Old North State will wicld
the 6dt-on Roun for the Bats.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

We take the advice which the STANDARD has
volunteered us as having been well and kindly
meant. But We must inform it that vain as we
are, and vain as we acknowledge ourseli TO be,
we are not vain enough to allow ourself to be
deceived and ilattered by the ironical illusions
which it makes to our great talent and legal
ability" and to our being the "most able of all
the editors in the State.''
We hope that our contemporaries friendly ad-
vice has not been prompted by the fact that in
our "sloshing about" VIC have been so lucky as
10 have ''hlt'' the STANDARD, and that it has
felt the blow.-Cld North State.
1t appears that we have now to add mod
esty TO the many virtues of our friend of the
old North State He does both himself and
us injustice in supposing our allusion to his
talent and ability to be ironical. No, far
from being ironical, they were sincerely
meant We have great admiration for our
friend of the old North State, and only re-
greet that this modesty will not allow him to
perceive that it is deserved 10y him. OF his
ability, no greater proof could be afforded
than the ingenuity with which he defended
positions so weak as to be considered utter
ly untenablc by any other editor of his
party. or rather of the party with which he
is acting and used sophistry when argument
failed him. That he failed cannot be charged
to his injury, as he did all that he could to
win, and only " caved in when he was I'M
able to do more. In regard to his "slosh-
ing about" we take much pleasure in in
forming our esteemed contemporary that his
fair hopes are realized and that he has not
been so lucky as to have hit the STANDARD
We remain untouched, and if our friend
wishes to bit US he must use guns of larger
calibre. Let him not be discouraged, how
ever, but wait until he receives his aoind
and then try again.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

LOOKING LIKE WsRK.-For the past y
weeks our streets hax. shown many nlltss
railroad building. A number Of contrac'b
are here awaiting oreseus to go to "U ",
while nearly every day trains OF hea.E
loaded wagons and cayts, drawn by reln~s
ably fine mules, with numbers of laO% gS's
pass through AsheviIle ON their way 70 1 at
portions OF the road already contracts ',re,
The rise in our bonds has inspired e s.ols
ponding rise in the spirits OF our psuts
All are more cheerful and willing 10 % r,snt
some sacrifice for and give eneoura2thT Iips
to the great work which, sgons, VIII a." srj
prosperity to Western North Caroilna' MI
enable rs to send cheap provisions '. ~ tls
tellow-citizens in the Eastern pars u 4.
State. Finish the w. n. c. r. H., a En,
will show The world that North CatoL" Ous
independent of any other section os,saf
country for any and every article lie ome 70
for our comfort or luxury-and s0'
spare AshesiUe Neacs.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

A PUeNAcIoUs xNooRNT.-J w. SHARPE,
of Johnston county, was brought to Raleigh
several days since, and held in $500 bonds
toappear at the next term of the United
States Court, to answer to the charge of SELL
ing liquor at Wholesale without license
The fact was mentioned in the STANDARD
the time, and Sharpe came out in scurriE
lous communication IN the Sentinel, de-
nouncing the man whom he supposed gave
the officers information. The next day Nj
A. Noble, of that county, was leaving the
train at Selma, when he was attacked viii
heavy cane by Sharpe, who bit him two
severe blowsuver the head. Sharpe accused
Noble of informing against him, and tOOS
this way 70 settle, contrary to law for the I
alleged offence of giving information to tue f
officers of the law The assailapt Was
brought before Magistrate and held
5000 bonds to answer for an assault at tN
next term of the Superior Ceust- But nS
troubles were not yet ended, Tor on Sa'"
day last he was taken before United snp
Commissioner Porter and held in $3.50 OOnu
to appear at TIE next term OF the U. 5. e0a'r
to answer to the charge Of wholesaI.
liquor without keeping the book requIT
and $500 bond to answer the ehars'
wholesaling without a sign posted up ~'
9uired.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11
Gen. M. W. Ransom will deliver II,
nual address before the Central Ao.: ' an
raj Society at their fair at Hepde,sea' ''altu-
Der 18th. octo.

AccIDENr.-The mail train from ~
lott, Saturday morning, which w., 0"af-
here at Z o'clock, a. M, was thro,vn oue
track at Graham and did not arr;u Tile
until one O'clock. Some evil m;rdoa "efe
son had placed an obstruction on tbo pef'
which threw the train off, and it toO,. 'A
eral hours to get it back. LittIe d. ''''
was done to the train, and no serior,
age was done to the passengers excon. ''
little fright.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

Illinois farmers pillow by steam, sow and
reap by hand power, and thresh and grind
their wheat by steam, producing glore than
ten times the flour IRON each man employ
ed than could have done at the time of
the Revolution. Which is the greater revo-
luton, that of rs i'll war, or of the present
century in peace?
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

We have received the first numhor p
Clayton Sentinel, a weekly paper edited
published at Clayton Illinois by +. K s,,
ther, Esq. Mr.. Strother is an experi.ra.,
printer, who has many friends and acon.i
tances in this city, and his paper is Mo-.
looking, spicy sheet, which shows tho :,
press of master of the "art preseryativo =,
all arts" Success attend him and his ont.
prise.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

The New York Sun is indignant a,ecause
the Boston Journal, in speaking of the late
fire in Philadelphia put the loss at $4,000
barrels of whiskey in big type and the loss
of four lives in small type. The Sun should
remember that men are plenty in Boston
while whiskey is scarce and that the Journal
laments most that Which it has the least of.