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81 A LIFE-SAVING EFORMATION.-A
radical change has been introduced in the practice
Of medicine. Physicians have ceAsed TO torture and
PROSTATE their patienta. Instead OF pulling down.
they budld up; Instead Of assaultng Nature, they
assist her. Capping eeehtng, blistering. veneses-
tfon. ealohel, antimony, supplying narcotics ana
rasping pureatives once the iavorite resources OF
the faculty, are now rarely resored to by the
most dogmatic members of the Profession. The old
creed was that disease was something whish must
be expelled by violent artificial MEANS irrespective
Of the and tear Of the vital organz lion In the
process. The new creed recognizes the improve.
ment OF Inc general health essential tu the cure Of
all local ailment'. Hence 1t Is that HOSEETrER'S
STOMACH BITTERS. the most potent vegetable
tonic that pharmacy has brought to the assis-
tanee of nature In her struggles with disease has
been cordially approved by practitioners Of tho
modern school 1t ia pleasant to reflect that reason
and philosophy have at last been victorious over the
errors of the past and that thousands and tens OF
thousands. Of human beings are alive ana we'll to.
day, who would indubitably be Wondering in their
graves had they besn subjected to the pains and
penalties which were deemed orthodox and indis.
pensable thirty OF forty years ago. fss
Preventive medication was soarcely thought of
then; bat now IL is eonsidesed OF paramount i'm.
pcrtance and the eelebrity Of the standard inyigor-
ant. alserstye and restorativeof 81 the age. 20 title
wf'ch HosTRrTER'J BIrTERs have fairly ea.ned
by their long career Of succoss,} mainly due to s
sfaoiercy as protective preparation.
course Of tbs Bltters 10 urgently recommended
at this season Of the year. as safe and sertan anti.
dote TO the malaria which produces intermittent ana
fenittsnt fsvesss dasshcea, dysentery and other
msseaies. 9s@DAc ts 8 August Z Z,
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S1' The Relatives, Friends and Ae.
4uaintances Of HAMILTON s. RoUT ana of his
brothers 5ANzs and W. g. Rour. are respectfully in
vtted to attend the FaostAi Services OF the former
at Centenary Church. THts AFTERNOON. at Three
o'clock. without further Invitation. <
August10 Ns
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So Ashley Fire EngIne Company. No
S-Assemble at your Hall. No. 1893 Meetn z .street.
1Hn DAY. at halfpast Two O'clock in full un form.
white pants to attend the Funeral # your late Ex
Vice PRESIDENT. JAMES +. BROWN. BY order OF
the President. II. BOLDHN PICKINpACK,
August 10 ps1 ,t eecretarv.
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a@MR. GEORGE COLNAN is AUTHOR
I1ED to act as our Attorney during our absence
from tho State. J. r. HEAD A M.
August9 4ta,
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Wbituarp.

DAvI7 0E-Died in Brooklyn. ON 1st August.
1kOISE HAYNR. daughter Of RoBnBr G. and n1YLY
NJ DAvDoE. aged 10 months and 28 days
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T. W. fUR II AND ca a Gs i.x.rnM
8 E AMs HIP LINE.
IL N n w Y . II X
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

fs9sxs TBR tPLkNDID SIDE-WaEBr.
<4kfXs sTEAAsEIp MASHArTaN," woon. Sane
~-<;Nkk&SX HULL. Commander will sail troT,,
- -uRer's south Wharf on SArCRnAv
lAth August at IL O clock A. NJ DAA'
N1- An extra charge of S6 made for 1,ctot ~
chased on board after sailing ' Ps1-
"a ar No Bills of Lading signed after the steamer
aB- Through Bills Laiing gwen for Cotton 20
Boston and4Provtdence. X. T. ava eo''on W
Es hrough Bills OF Lading given to LIVERPOOL.
~ Marine insurance by TINS line x uer cont
HB- The steamers OF this liue are first class IN
every respect and their Tables tupol,ed WITH n
kets. A''1on LINK
For Freight or Passage. apply to
JANES AD0hh i co Apents
corner Ad9er's Wharf and East Ray Op-. tara
:, 0ac The HAMPTON will follow on SATunn.y
the 2lst August, at O'Clock. p N,
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BALr1MORE A N ID CH A II l. r. ~ ., m
STEAMSHIP CONp,NY

-IlElSw THE SIEAMsIIIp SE, auT.r
>/AMMSKxG Captain N P. urroN. viii sail fn,
7<-xisAss&:Ss, Bat more on n1DAY IL h OF Aurust
p;or NJ r., at hnl-p st 10 O'Clock A. NJ. irom
Aa through Bill Ladlng signed for al c,asses a.
TTeigh6 10 ~. TON. .PHiLADtIPeIA Will ING
WIS - u 'ho NOh4d-
For Freight or PASSAGE. apply to
COURTENAY l. TRENEOLM
0u6ue. ~ Union .,uryee
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aEBAWHELOBS HAIR DYE.-T HIS
splendid HAIR Dye " the hsst I'M ihe world; the only
tsue and psrssss Dye; hasess. reliable. tnstants.
neous; no disappAntnaent; no ridiculous tsnts; rs
ediss the NJ s&sces os bad dyes: tAviz0ratea ana
leaves ths haie sok and bsansifal haaek or beown.
SoAA ~ al Drasgtsss ana PsrFannsss; and propssay
appaisd q Balshsasr's wia Hactosy. Ns. = Bonf.
stsssk Rev Yogi lvr May LIS
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THAT PLAGUEY worm;

AUausrA, August 9.-The caterpillar is re-
ported TO be in some sections Of Georgia and
Florida. No serious damage has been done.
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~ NOTICE.-MY son, THOMAS. M.
HANOKEL. Jr.. is authorized to act as my Attorney
August 10 80 JOHN HANCKET,
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FORK OF PROXY.

hereby appoint for me and
IN my name. 10 vote on the shares hold in the
Planters and Mechanics Bank of south Carolina. at
the meeting Of the stockholders to be held on the
18th day OF August 1862 and at all subsequent meet
ings of the Stockholders Of said Bank until revoca
ton hereof.
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Spfrial Notifes.
>@S~>~.~~~~~-~~S~~~~~~-~ISS->,~,S

AENoM JE.--THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
make application to the Leaislaturs Of the State Of
South Carolina at the ensuing session for 4 renewed
OF the following lost cestncsses Of six per Cent.
Stock Of said State standing IN the name of
ble II. D. LESKsER: CERTIFICATE No. le. SIX
PER GENT. STATE CAPITAL sTooK. under Act OF
1858 and redeemable in 1883. for S7970, and GER.
1lFIoATE No. 90. BIZ PER CBlsr. STATE GAIL
TAL STOCK, redeemable In 1895. for $3.50. r
yoHNc. waALEY.
Adminisrasor dc bonis OF John Fergus n. n
August10 y9Nsse & 1snnoa
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DOINGS IN BEAUFORT.

The Tax auestton.-Hovement to Form
N New Coumty--rh Port KOyal Wall-
rond--COrner shops--Ihc Murder OF
Captain Hayward.
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0S-COLLEdE Or CHARLESTON.-lHE
Sem1-Annuh Examluat,n of the students of the
College will be continued every day this week until
FRIDAY at noon, commencing daily at "a. nj.
f. A. POR CHER,
August 10 Secretarv Facn,tv
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+ sS- ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MRN.--ON THR
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood. with the humane view Of treatment and cure.
sent by mail free Of charge. Address HOWARD AZ.
sOcIATION. BOX r. Philadelphia, Pa.
May a sg3s f M ID ar,oa
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a% OFFICE COMMISSIONERS PILOT.
AdE-cHARLESrON. AUGUST o. 1se9.-NOl1cE
10 PlLO1S AND OTHERs.-That from ana after
tne FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1859, nc one but State
fiiots, or those holding state licenses. will be per
m1ted or allowed TO pilot within the borders of this
State. Fly order OF the Board,
- G. b. sTODDARD,
August 10 tu4 Chairman Board
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a@ NOTICE.-THE STEAMSHIP MAN
HAITAN. from New York, is HIS DAY dischargjno
her carg' at Ad1er's South Wharf Consignees are
requested to remove their gooos before sunset or
tney.wiii be stored subject to their risk and ex.
pense JAMES ADaER
august ~ Agents
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ca l. DEMANDS AGAINST IHE
British schooner LION. McLEILAS Master. must be
rendered INTO our once at before noon THIS DAY,
10Th August instant. they will be debarred nav.
ment. ia. ENsIOw A. OO A,or..
August 10 e. M "A, Es,4 D..
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A ~ ROSADALlS PURIFfEs THE BLOOD.
eeautaes the Compilation, cures Chronic Liver
Complaints and all Chronic Asctions OF the Blood
Liver, Kidneys or Bladder. Il IL the rnosa powerful
ALTERNATIVE ooaxslxAr1oH known In medicine aps
has gained and mainsatns an unrivalsd reputation.
It also possesses greas Tonic ana Diureto proper >
dsss and " thsrefors valuable vherevsr an Altcss
i've Tonic os Diuretic remedy IL Indicated. BY tse
nee of this medicine al Scrofuious Humoes, oe
otner nad sainfs WIN b entirely driven oat Of ts3
systern she blood and the sesEetons viii be purI.
Ned, and the entire system ressossd 70 hcsltAys
son6ttou, ana hence al tlSoes dissases depandenS
arcn en- .ssesws stass u sAs NSsa. Will M razl+s
vrsRxzm. sg AZ Sg "A
yOr sais " GOoDRIoR. wIxRAGAN 4 CO.. yms
psrtsEs Of Dsuss and chsmieaas Chazisston. q. q. 4
August s4utns f'
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FOR NEW YORK.
REG HLAR LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY
PASSAGE see

.de-s7pes THE SPLENDID SIDE WHRRr.
>%EM3X4T ETEl MshIP MAGNOLIA, Captain
S4EAlk&@S H. B. CROwELL. having elegant ana
ssesadsSrA> spacious accomnod ions TOR psT
sengers, will leave vAndeI hors,'s &Asr OF WED.
aEsDAY, August 11th. 1859. at half past s O'Clock
August 8 es
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fACAFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMFY.
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.

THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
GRANGE OF SAILING DAYS!
EGaKos STEAMERS OF THE Agoy
<<>r$M3XSE@ line leave Pier No. A., North 3!yer.
SZEXkM1X~ foot Of Canal.street. New Yorf. At
-, " O'Clock noon OF the lat nth ana
Dst OF every month except when thes. dates ,sa1
on Sunday then the Saturday preoeding,.
departure OF lat and 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers for south Pacific and Central Amer,c.n
ports. Those OF LAT touch at Manxanilo.
Departure Of l1th OF each month cenuects with
New Zealand. ~"
steamshp JpAAN leaves San FzAr e1.co for China
and Japan september 1853.
NO California steamers touch al Havana hnt on
direct from New York to Aspinwau.
-, one hundred pounds baggage free to each Adun.
Medicine aud attendance free
For Passage Tickets or further 1pforn.t,op anal,
=, ot Lne %. .COMrANY's TICKET OFFICE. on the whsfs
'oSs oa ~. ,Ca1nal-street, North River. New York
-o".2. .1 Iyr F. r. RARY A0auf
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GOSSIP FROM WASHINGTON

Universal Suffrago--Taking the Back
Trac&-thc NegOt1att0ns for the pur.
chase OF tuba--The Recent Cabinet
! Meeting-sllegcta Irritation OF Presl-
aen' Grant and the reason Why-The
New Jersey L and tsife Percmporily De-
clined. u 4tsl A.,
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TIE SOLAR ECLIPSE.

WASHINGTON. August 9.-Professor Hark.
ness telegraphs to the superintendent Of. the
observatory here from ST. Louis that the re-.
suits Of the eclipse observation were more
favorable than the most sanguine had expect
cd. One hundred and twenty three photo
graphs were taken, two Of totality.
A SON KILLEDt DtACCIDENEALLY By
HIS FATHER
OIEyEIAND, ONO. August 9.-The proprie-
tor of the Lake View House killed his son. mis-
taking him for burglar.
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s@ This Is TO No rIFY THE PUBLIC on

So This Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC OF
CHARLESTON that have put up one Of scOTTs
PATENT ELEv ATORS, at Aessrs. q. BULWINKLE
q CO.'S STORE No. "a Southeast Corner East Bay
and Avenue leading to Browns Wharf, where it can
be seen In operation. 1t possesses many advau
tagos over the old style Elevators beng appointed
MT scotts Agent here. am prepared to make said
Elevators to order. ARCHIBALD MoLF1lH,
August 10 tus2 No. Cumbe erland street
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&T FROM THE ARMY HOSPITAL, THE
bloody battle Aeld. the mansfon OF the rich ana the
humble abode Of the poor--from the oaace nm the
sacred desk. from the mountaintoo. distant valley
and far.o2 islands Of the ossan-from every nook
and corner OF the sivxed wsrid. is pouring in the
evidence Of the astonishing effects Of DRAkE'S
PLANTATION BIiTERs Thousands upon thotns.
snds Of letters Ike the following may be seen OF our
Office:
lS* Ihsve been In the array hospital for
fourteen months. speeehless and ncarly dead. At
Alton, Ill, they gave bottle Of Plantation Bit-
terra Three bottles have made mo . well man.
g. n FLAUTE.
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KAaNcIaA wATU.-supseior 70 the best irnp
asfnaan cologps. and SOLD at half the price.
AuQustff M taa4 t,,.h.a
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aN HE ST slERS OF MERCY IN CHARGE
OF the Male o-phan Asylum, beg to tender their
grateful thanks to Miss HAAS for large box of beau
tiful flowers for their chapel. 1 Anvnst ~
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HS- "FRHSH AS A MAIDEN'S BLUSH
Is the pure peachy Complexion which follows the
use Of HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM 1t is the
True Secret OF Beauty. Fashionable Ladies' in So
cety understand this.
SE Ine MAGNOLIA BALM changes the rustic Coun.
try Girl into City Belle rapidly than any other
one thing.
Rcdness. Sunburn. Ian. rr6chles, Biotches and all
eects Of the Summer Sun disappear whom It Ia used
and genialeuitlvaed. fresh expression is obtained
which rivals the Boom OF Youth. Beauty is posi-.
BILE to oil who will invest seventy Ave cents at any
sespeotable store and insst On aettsng the MAaNo-
LA BALM. fA
Use no'hing but Lyons Kathai1on to dress ther
Aair. DsO M mwnmo Julv "a
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SPECIAL uotife,,

a~CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. A. D. PHILLIPS. returr ed missionary from
central Africa, will deliver lecture TO NIGHT, at
naif'past Fi.ht O'Clock. in regard to that remote
region ard the msnners and customs of the people.
MT PHILLIP has explored regions in the Yoruba
country. where no other white man has been and
has iabored there during the last fourteen years.
collection Will be taken up In behalf Of the African
Mission. The public are cor iay invited to attend
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-28
Taxes for 1860.

'e We trust that the County Commissioners,
Assessors and Sheriffs of the State will be
supported by the people in the immediate
collection of taxes for the ensuing year. For
the grumblers against the new revenue bill
we have no sympathy, since it has become
law, as the honor and credit of the State
depends upon its faithful execution. The
same Legislature which levied these taxes,
made heavy appropriations. They were for
the benefit of the people at large, and where
ever they are to be expended, we, and every
true man in the State, demand a liberal as
sessment in the value of property. No fraud
could be more injurious than that of low
estimates of property in regions blessed with
the hope of early, superior advantages. By
all means, let us have fair assessment of
property and just collection of revenue.
We call upon the sheriffs to enforce the law
in Justice, and the Public Treasurer to keep
keen eye on the sheriffs. Let the name and
credit of our good OLD State be once more
elevated beyond the reach of spectators and
bt)nd-brokers.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-28
The Truth Hurts Him.

The editor of the Roanoke Nous is on the
rampage The only editorial in his paper is
devoted to the STANDARD. We are glad to
see that we have given him an idea, other
wise It is more than probable that he would
not have presented his readers with any
editorial. He says that he was away when
the other article appeared in the Neaos We
mistrusted something of the kind as the
editorials were much hetter than common.
Following the usual course of men who
know that truth is against them and who
have no arguments, he contents himself with
pronouncing the statements of the STAND
ARD false. He knows they are true but
adopts this as his only defence.
His editorials claim that Virginia is in
trouble He left his State when, according
to his professed belief, she needed his help.
Therefore he is renegade
Washington and Jefferson were both sup
porters. of the Union, hated traitors and
were opposed to slavery. We are controlled
by the same principles and are therefore
following their doctrines. The Democrats
can only find their leaders and prototypes
in Benedict Arnold, Aaron Burr and Judas
Iscariot. That they have faithfully copied
their models we are willing to .admit-nay
more, we think that Judas Iscariot would
be ashamed of the company of a modern
Democrat-even in hell ' Sd af5i 81
The editor of the Neacs asks if we are not
s'daily disseminating doctrines that are
dangerous to the true interests of the State
and her people 2" If advocating loyalty to
the government won for us by the blood of
our revolutionary forefathers is a dangerous
doctrine" then we are. If advocating the
right of every man to take part in the af-
fairs of the State is Dangerous doctrine.n y
then we are. II advocating every measure that
can benefit the people, and give to them the
prosperity which such traitors as the Demo-
cratic leaders have robbed them of is a
dangerous doctrine" then we are. IF such
doctrines are dangerous" then We acknow-
ledge the charge. But twenty thousand
majority of the people of North Carolina
have sustained us in our course, and by their
approval hurl back the lie upon its con-
temptible authors. 4s 8 81.
Our charge that be came into North Caro-
lima to teach disloyalty needs no further
proof than his own actions. Every issue of
his paper more than sustains our charge.
In conclusion we have to beg pardon of
our readers for devoting so much space to a
paper of whose existence they were before
unaware. In some cases the insignifcancc
of the assailant is lost sight of in wonder at
his impudence. @a Ha ~.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-28

An act of the General Assembly ratified
the 18th day of April, 1869, makes it mis-
demeanor for any person to disguise his
face or person, for the purpose of terrifying
or frightening any citizen, punishable by fine
and imprisonment in the county Jail and,
if any person, so disguised. shall commit
misdemeanor at common or statute law, he
must be adjudged guilty of a felony and
confined in the peuitentiary not less than
one nor more than ten years. The Governor
has issued his proclamation to the people,
and warned evil persons of the penalties of
the law. We trust it may have the desired
effect
Ignorance of the law does not excuse the
innocent offender. Fear of the penalty of
the law deters the wicked from wrong doing.
j Therefore we trust this proclamation may be
sent to every threshold, that innocent mask
ers, if there he such, may be warned, and
that the devilish members of the Ku Klux
Klan may read their fate We wish every
one of them could be set to cracking stones
and mixing mortar for building the walls of
penitentiary, for the future confinement of
better men than they have proven themselves
to he.
In but few localities of the State, as the
Governor says, do these armed marauders
prowl about In disguise. They have been
driven to the recesses of the cypress swamps
of Jones and other remote regions. But
there each and every peaceable citizen is en-
titled to the same protection we enjoy on
the streets of Raleigh, or the whole people
of the State are insecure. For if one citizen
can be frightened, or assaulted, with impu-
nifty and without redress, the Ku Klux will
take courage to extend their pestilential Or
der and its nefarious operations We hope
the Judges will enforce the law, and that
our Penitentiary will yet be built by the
Ku Klux Klan. b
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-28

Our friend and neighbor-in-law Turner
got the cold shoulder lately from the "un-
terrified of Person county. Jo wanted
subscribers, and thought the best way to
obtain them would be to rouse the enthu-
siasm of the people by speech, and then
haul in the subscribers. Accordingly he COM
menced fierce Democratic speech, but untor-
tunateIy for himself pitched into the seces-
sionists. The Democracy waxed indignant
and Josiah was compelled to stop. He left
Person low in spirits, injured in political
standing and minus subscribers to the Sen
tinel. Poor Josiah He never nursed
dear gazele" not that we know of-but
tits thus his bright dreams fade into thin
air. Person county Democrats. how could
you treat Josiah so cruelty?
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-28

Colonel Grove, appointed 10y President
Grant and confirmed by the Senate as Gov
ernor of New Mexico, was, during the re-
bellion, a Confederate officer of rank sud
distinction. Like Longstreet, after the YER
dict of arms was given against him, he
acquiesced, and, as good citizen. did all
that ne could to restore peace and the old
relations under the provisions of the recon
structlon acts. His appointment now to a
national Office is renewed evidence of the
magnanimity and entire good faith of the
Union Republican party. It isa re assertion
OF the oft-made declaration that we harbor
no lll-teeling or animosity towards our enc
niles, but are willing to meet them on the
klndest terms the. moment they become the
friends and cease to be the foes of the coun-
try. 4.".
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-28

Bragg, Biggs and the Supreme Court OF
North Carolina alone. That bench is com
posed of gentlemen as intelligent, learned.
accomplished, courteous and dignified as
any one, or any five, of the lawyers who have
seen fit to reflect upon the purity of its err
mine. But Judges Pearson, Rcade, Rod
man, Dick and Sentenced no defence at our
hands, Cor the people OF Nortl, Carolina, by
twenty thousand majority, have given them
the noblest mark of their esteem, and eleva-
ted them to the high positions which they
fill, and have filled to the satisfaction OF all
save few defeated politico-legal aspirants.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-28


The Democratic papers of North Carolina
are slowly but surely fading away. Their de-
cease will throw large number of carpet
baggers out of employment Engelhardt, of
the Wilmington Journal. Stone, of the Roam
oke Neacs, Banitz, of the Goldsboro' Neus.
Bernard, of the Wilmington Star, Mcdaniel
of the Plai'dealer, Hutchinson of the Ruth
erford Raadieater, Stokes of the Asheyille
News, and many other Democratic car
pet baggers will be thrown upon the
world. This is truly affecting, but we know
that after denouncIng all carpet baggers,
and commanding them to leave the State,
they will not hesitate to set the example.
"Stand not upon the order of your going.
but go at oncc.n t..-~
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-28

The English and French press, says the
". 7. Tribune, begin to be seriously alarmed
at the improving prospects of Cuban indie
pendence. A loss of Cuba to Spain would
hasten, they think, the loss of Jamaica to
England, and that of Martinique to France.
They would like, therefore, to see Spain sup
ported by their governments in its efforts to
keep Cuba 1t is reported that the govern
mcnt of France has entered into negotiations
with England on this subject. ."l
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-28

The Democratic papers having failed in
their efforts to establish q Confederacy, now
wish to destroy the Republic and form
one horse Monarchy. People of North Car
olina, do you not see how these men would
betray you if they but had the powers Cut
loose from the men who would deceive you,
and support no man and no party who is not
true to the Government left us by our fore
fathers.