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The weekly standard., 1870-07-20
IIE TARBORo' NoRTH-CARoLI

IHE TARBoRo' NORTH CARoLINIAN sav,
that 1t Is prepared for Republicad tri-
umph next August, and would prepare its
readers for the same result
There is no more determined or inyctcra,e
Democratic journal in the State than the
North CarOZinian.
The admission is surely remarkable one ::
and the more so because there is to be found
at least one Democratic journal in this State
waking up and recognizing facts. We
thought the Bourbons, who never forgot,
never learned anything. But here is a
bourbon shedding his skin. Wonders never
cease.
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Tickets.

Candidates Send in your tickets to be
printed.
Do not delay this matter.
Have your tickets printed and ready for
distribution as soon as possible.
Don't rely on your friends to have tickets
printed and distributed for you.
Attend to it yourselves, Immediately.
The 4th of August is near at hand.
Send in your orders. r-.
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ing protection to the outraged victii
partizan violence. Unless his purpose
intentions are totally misunderstood
his military force is to insure with certainty
in one way or another that the guilty and
their abettors are so punished as that their
confedcrates will be terrified by the example
to such an extent that they will not dare
repeat their crimes, and communities will
not dare to tolerate such crimes thereafter
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Be Sure to Register.

Every man in Wake County has to renew
his registration before he can vote.
Keep this in mind.
Tell your friends and neighbors about it
and so with them to register.
Be sure to register.
You cannot vote if you do not register.
Registration is not necessary in erery
county, however.
1t is only necessary "in counties not dis
tricted at the last registration and where
material changes are made in the boundaries
as to voting places"
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The War in EurOpc.

We call attention to the telegraphic news
in to-day's paper, which informs us of the
opening Of the war in Europe between
France and Prussia. We forbcar further
comment to-day. This war, in our opinion.
is, however, next to the great American re-
bellion, the mightiest crime of the age.
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COlOred Kuklux.

\ great deal of fuss was made some time
since by the Sentinel over the conviction of
three "colorcd Kuklux." It turns out that
all of them were "Conscrvatives"-all of
them Uotcd the Democratic ticket tic last
time.
This explains it all.
The next evening body of veritablc X.
KS. went to the house of an old man with
whom one of the converted parties lived and
gave him terrible beating, telling him
that
"You damned niggcrs are putting on too
many airs. If there is any Kukluxing to lie
done we ill attend it. That's our business
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Habeas Corpus.

Hon. r. M. Pearson, Chief Justice, on mo-
tion of A. S. Mcrrimon and E. S. Parker,
counsel for the petitioners, granted writs of
haJeas corpus, at Chambers, on Saturday last,
against Col Geo. w. Kirk, to have before
him on Monday afternoon, the 18TH, the
persons of James E. Boyd, James S. Scott
and Adolphus G. Moore, alleged to have
been unlawfully arrested and detained by
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AnOther-StiIl Another,

We are requested to state, by a gentleman
aoho aoas present, that card in the Sentinel
of yesterday, purporting to be written by
one VIM. II. Norris, was full of missate.
ments. In the first place, the guards never
entered Norris's yard. In the second place,
his son was not sick in bed, for he met
Captain Bosher at the gate, and stated
that though he had had the aqua, he
was able to travel. In the third place,
when they were brought to town, Col.
Frank did not offer to keep them till
Monday, but refused to do so when so re
qucsted by the Marshal. In the fourth place,
the big fat man," Marshal Carrow, was
not any where about, and so could not
have refused Mr.. Norris's son ball.
Besides, the Marshal is an executive
ant. not a Judicial officer and so could
have nothing to do with receiving bail on
Sunday or any other day.
We are also requested to state that MIR.
Pegram's house was not entered, nor were
thctwo young men just starting for church
ono of them was at home, the other mile
away working in the field
We know it docs not become leading
paper, such as We profess to conduct, to no.
ticc any such "Cards, tho they are curl
osities OF litcrature-m magnificent falstics
But were we not to do so they would pass
for truth.
So we arc compelled to, for the moment,
to come into editorial contact with such
people. tits disagrceable but it must be done.
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noses The present State government IS .
legitimate result of the war, and, tee'eIore
beiuo unconstitutional, must be 0rerta'aed.
This is Blair's letter over again, a llt.le
more hidden in its tone but still 1t is ior 'ne
same end. 1t means war. 1t means Una. tut
hearts of those men are still black with na'e
and treason to the government"
"We are in favor of repudiating the pup'
lie debt"
We have no doubt of it. Your hatred ~
the Union was-and is still-so great tha'
you are opposed to paying or dong any
thing towards its preservation. 3
We expected this; it is like you.
"Lct the abolition party and itsncsro ali''s
pay it"
Still the same old spirit. Still the same
old talk about abolitionist. They nave
woke up finally to thcilra that the colorcd
man is now free, but their hatred ol those
who conferred this great boon upon them is
still the same.
Gentlemen, the abolition party and It's
negro allies will help pay the public debt,
but they will also make you do the same.
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THE CAMPAIGN in Wake opens to day at
Auburn. The candidates will meet and di-
vide time, as in former days. This is proper.
Why do not Messrs. Rogers and Gillian
pursue the same plan.
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The Republican party has proven itself
the friend of the country, the friend of the
poor white man and the poor colorcd man
alike. 1t will be sustained by its friends.
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AGAIN WE SAY, WHY WILL NOT MEssRs
ROGERS AND GILLIAN MEET MEssRs. HAIR
RIs AND HAWKINS? ARE THEY AFRAID?
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Hon. Sion III. Rogers.

This honorable gentleman, whose dIsa
bilitics, by-the,by, have not yet been remov
eds out in card in Friday evenings
Sentinel.
He states, with some show of Indignation
that it is, rumored that he will withdraw.
This he denies emphatically.
Mr. Rogers himself was the authority on
which the Standard predicted his with
drawal We thought itgood authority but
it seems, it is not.
He again declines to meet Mr.. Harris, Civ
ing as his reason this time that, as Dcweese
refused to meet him two years ago, he will
fuse to meet Mr.. Harris now.
Ir. Rogers, will you pardon us for asking
u have adopted Mr. Deweese as your
!, and that if SO, if you will follow his
le after the election as well as before
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what we expect or believe Q
Il for a moment suppose youf

Vt Tor moment suppose youi
mon sir, to meet our candidate car
from the color of his skin Ii
be no condescention on your part to
hss with him, for gentlemen fully your
al in social position have done 50 before
Nv. We believe Judge Daniel G. Fowle
bet MIR. Harris on the stump constantly dur.
ing the canvass for the Convention. We are
also told that Judge FoNle has good reason
to remember his opponents gentlemanly
kindness, and great ability-the one with
pleasure, the other with pain.
Are you then sir, better than Judge
Fowle! lfso, prove yourself at least equal
to him in courage Judge Fowle was not
chicken hearted tho he was overmatched.
You cannot be much worse whipped than he
was any how
No Mr.. Rogers, this last excuse of yours
is no better than your first You are afraid
to meet Mr.. Harris because you know he is
your superior in intellect
, 1870-01-16
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EyHSIEG, Jan,

SATURDAY Evening. Jan. IL
There has been yerJ Little Improvement II trade
generally durtrg tie past week, but tne Feeling OF
ccncdeEce In The future ls gradually Increasing,
AID an easier feeling In tae money market Is PEI.
cep!Ih!e IN all the principal moaey GENRES both
East ard West In thls city the banks report
money easier than II WAS week ago, though the
general testimony Ia that their cepoAts are tttll
below the rsUal average, and that 1t II the ngh:
demand for IL toat enables Ihem 10 AccoEmodate
Ill regular cus,omerB In the counsry money Is
sill very light. TIE County, correspondents OF
Hefcharts still complain Of tue uuus1I difficulty
IN collecting Of RE farmers, 10 tha: moIcy conea
In very slowly. On the whole, however, there
Eeeus some reason to expect that the tendency OF
the moLef market f-r the Eext Moata vii ba 10.
ward increased case
In the open market, from l to per ce1s
per ucrth for noeey Is It'll dematde6, though
TIE readiness with which II Is 70 be had 1t SUCH
rates Indicates the probability Of getting Il for
lesA
Exchange ccnlcue. crcn At src per &, ,0eo preIui.
um ter sales b.tTeen bankA Al tae COULTER,
balsesH sell at 1l6 premium, and buy AZ from par
tc lilo DISCOUNT
The geld speculation In New Tork seems to
faSe partially reacted Ihs week, the closing ra.es
Cf TO day belrg Per cent lover than On the cor.
resroCdis day Of last week. The tnc!densa Of the
past week Lhow that the spectators IN rha; lice
EAye cot sutnctenl confidence IN esch o:her To get
up ary formidable coHotIat.op, and tue result Il
ttar gold has been Aept nj Al average Of about liz
for the last ten Days. THIS II The ng1re oe1ow
which Secretary Boutwell,, Eome tine ago, re-
t0sed1o tell, and tae diminished sates og the
I.essu1J, during Ja1uarJ, have peshsps cout.1bu-
ted eoneshing TO Keeping the price from
zutrg below thar aye1age- l: ca1ros
be doubted, however, that utdsr rte present con.
dlt!cns Of foreign trade the natural tendency OF
ge,d ia DOWNWARD, md wh4.ever temporary lrc-
suatio1s MAJ be made In It's prce BY s7eculaHors,
OF BY the Increase or decrease Of Treasury SIZES,
the average price Of god for uc1t Moakh Is likely
10 he lower thau 1t has been thus FAR il January.
The E1Iager OF The Gearing House furnishes
The tol!oNlrE luEEa<E Of the business Of his
office for the week ending January IS:
, 1870-01-16

A correspondent Of th5 N~ning Call, Wt!ltug
ifot1 the JspaLete colony, II II D;rado Co1stI,
Nhe1e JsHshtse ns1icc'tun.ts re p.e2aEsg 70
otlef p1oauc1ions hitherto recuilar 70 their owu
touLtrs, glsts tho fo.towi II futEat1o1 cooce-l-
ccsI Cd ifUtu contsren .toa llh Herr Sch1ell, The
Dsrsger and proprietor OF the etrtemeatal
farm. The only question involved seess 70 be
whether lal0r can be Obtained by co1tf3ct or
otter1,e 10 California, usoa suca p!an1at1ons, at
tat,c,en.ly op lAies to D1ke tie nuslresS prcn'a-
bic, The freight, Interest on capital dor1ng t1aa-
E1t, e1caacEe AID din l1!sbei east OF pac4icc, all
would operate II favor Of tea Ia.fog IN this Sa,e
atd lelp to cempersa:c lot tbs dlGere.ce Ia The
rates OF Eres rresxiiitg III the ,Ho counl7es-
scnrtll Is coav:nrtd loas The prohlen o. iea cul.
tnre In CufoItia Ii tolved+ nnG thefs ia 60 nI ger
doubt bat We csn Ialse - acoa teas 1eru IS ate
n5odsced IN = Ga'sa M "a sna 90. sapae M Ins sew p.s ;
plated IN Jn!!, whcc tue Ground was dES. hard,
n d rMcht q, Kissed nncer The Eost Disadvantages
ens y a
healthy II vigorous coEclron- Ar. Scane!l In
fcrus ne thai oIly oIe Var ETY. or k.nd Of tea ID
bold a. TIC si,,fnsi, L,n,a- All OF Ibe Iarl-tl-s
ttsc11neo BY tota' ists nn-eF the rsues oouc&.
vsf1ois laced. et1lc;s &c, sc orly ysrasisI. u
Of c1.t,stt'on and geographical cist1toauo3.
Dr.. Won slthold places the tin<nsis under
Inc ozaitptla se c'.f1.a L.'"., nsd to tie nat,
shrub IN JnpaE Is an evergreen. from loot 70 SIX
fte. h'ep, With atra'ghr s:ern a.d p-!uerou IT,
Yerpl,r rlsrcres. G1owtcg Nt.l. The tn7nh VII
Itsct he!2nt OF utteen CT teenty fee. Tne
sstn II Ct bright graz or the branches cheat
Tut, ano tie VOID csrd, AID ha-i-g peculiar
o1uf, on the 5oung traI caes are TIE short, solt,
eteer, fHslt lesves, Hbtsh are RIrarRed In istat-
7sls, and arc of m e;ipt:cal snsse VITA ieesn On
tfe Wild Iose. The color Ii . bright er.e7, Of
ontrn .teades, ceepeGms a. .os ssasoe ad-
vsroes Bs.wesn tae Leaves a:. - spsoo: ne olos-
tuI III n lie cocrre Ct tnel. deve!o2nent a..
run lQo:er .nsde.. sna ncasy. waeo rsl,.
TSry hayn no odor, xud xTe very tender, bnt ara
cut to 10 uae, ThostorJ that taoss -Wezs a.e
rres~rvtd for ntxirg tezs that ase OILY dsank By
Inc Emperor ard The EoSNty. u fAsHcfuon,
Nait Nntca d.y,oed INTO 1K9 cs lc:c:: .ctsatcSs
, 1870-01-16
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS.

some Account OF ahc German Exnc.
dbdAon-1tk F1ADA and Purpuscy-
Letter to Captain Hail itOm M
LfuderInnu.
caprtin HAIL. the Arctic explorer, has receIyed
the 10 lowing letter no:n lie Secretary 10 I'M.
Bremen Committee OF the German Polar EIpecI-
tiou:
BREMEN, Dec. 20. 1s1o.
.ttLn Turk:
HONORABLE SIR: As Secretary Of tho Bremen
COZ LlIttte OF the German ATC'c Exploring Ex-
pedlttoD, have the honor 10 send yOu bere sitn
tno1t account of the plan OF our Expedition
Which w leit Bremen and the German shores On lhe
sailing weasel. 1pEesnme that von, dear sir, nu
experienced md celebrated Arctic explorer. viii
have peculiar inse1est In our enterprise, You
visioned for Two Sea1a Tbelr plan is to reach
the eastern coast OF Greenland This rear. ana
during t1e next eomucr to 20 a. far north a.
posA lie. either by land or wA-er. Shlps were
aefn nst Oh tie lit OF August IN latitude IS dev.
noTth and longitude 16e west Greenwich Ac.
esussng IN these fsoa, st ~ e " xnasFs osx
reason 70 believe that or ships viii have aac~
cetded IN p1e1clog tie Ice does winch eur-
good chaEce Of exploring these unkcown
reRtors tn11ner north than has ever been
re.cred b, ANY ole before, To tue Bremen Com.
every Few account OF ArctIc travel, even from
tno5egn GGuht1s1, CO. o. presume that yoa viii have
or society. We should be vcIy glad II yo1
would kiLtIiy eena ua such report You intsnti.
! underet2ud. to return next Year to the Arctic
regions. In this case you would greatly Rra1lfv
uf, II you would give uA bptlce when yOuEo aud
Nbefe you are gouE &. We may trouble yoa w!th
houc Letters 10 our Atc1c rIiccds; t1ouvo. noi
probable, ettll 1t is within the bounds OF rossi-
Dllity that such lette1a nay reach them some-
where through the Es1uIuaIx.
ApuIoe1zlrR tor Dy fequtat apd the practical
PURPOSE have suggested, JonEh tpcst respectfully,
N. LlNDCIAS,
SccTc:0Iy to the Bremen ConttEittee or the Ger.
nan Polar Exptdlon.
AocteEA 10 MEkDEelAFuE, No Bremen.
, 1870-01-16
The Protest. OF Cubrnl and I.upcron
AEalAkt tho Iurchnkr OF StlIuaa.a.


lssued ~ GeLeIsls lupt1on and EaosAl, az d vide.
y ctscu!aled IN san i,on,rgo, has 1cacaea ihs
tAaEd. bnejH'ned ss translation VI It:
Cd. Our Country. Ami L:ltyi3s
THE DOMINICAN GErrrLsc rEl1EsT
we. GnEofa. LottIeb. GtEcIul Of inc Armies
Tie Revolutionary movement Ia the Eruq,pce Of
TIE sontn. having already rlose:tei agslpst all
the al...fafI:o,:c acts OF Gsnesoi AueIave1tuIs
Ltez, paced II The frat E'0kit1u OF tic 4Io1 bs
an arn'td inct:cp. mud not legally npi,.ta!ci b
The utaninous vote Of The POPULATION, according
10 our eals,.ns constitution. % ~ 1aese Et tsents
against the sac OF sanAna, which has ialt tceu
Effected, and against the taking POSSESSION. on
tie s b Of his ntblh, OF Hots Esyo AIeycrloio
ard caJo Ca1epe1o, IN the Bay Of Sa1aaa, IL ne
Lane ct the American GtycrEu.elL
re Cabinet Of Easa nsson txa,GsesN IS treat
Let What an error! this President knows by all
MS tretche1y to Ltl country tbe old M1r-ta Es3a-
et,cl. who his lstfl5 endeavCred TO auu:c tLe COS
noeuee of the English. In causing a loan to pe
cuntyscttd IN Lorcou OF $40 LoU dt stipeu for hs
PtnOEnl G4in and tn 1t OF hls 81 cepeausa ard who
70 cn'a.n Iss enc. has granted ata had ratified os
t!a:cEs Of tie sale, ecsndsl Whlta has tlusla:ed
tie neeGt.atonB Of the loan =
GeIeiai bstz. Hho 1snrped power with the Eo!e
OBJECT Of pecuIlaIJ gan. solicited long time
Slice Ct tie American txoirer 10 purchase s.Ma-
La, ty making them believe ,nar he spoke The
N!alet OF the a.lpn, AID that the contract would
be rauned by the Dcmiuican Senate -
We Ieteal 10 The entire world. and especially TO
the American reoo'e, the nuIltty OF lhis ac:. Tae
Dominican ScLaie, c0stposed OF meEbers devoted
toal II d pooJ to GeleIAf Baez, elected uruer the
pleasure ef os,ore's. have not the Necessary
powe. 70 Ia.!fy ao,tn,ng, they rot being the free
Representatives, OF the nation.
uur corttllctlcr, IN ole Of rs sHtic.es, forbtds
ne alteration Of ai Or acy part Of the Teruol:c.
v!oilte the osth which thet have taken 10 Iespec.
the cor EEtutltn, satN be declared traitors TO The
county. nId tle.r ac:B 1ctulutE 1nese!1om shall
be declared null.
We bnrg .te.e facts to the fno7,etee OF the
ACtrcan Sci ute, VINO are called ppon 10 Judge
The acts Of the Executive, md we beseecn the
tr,cus tody, 70 thst t1ey Hay d;kclsin tie coz
trcs Of Getera BIeE. By not taGcionlng his ac:s.
G:sen NJ tie headquarters OF St Jea5. tue 9.n
CT December, le49. q. LIrkEoN,
]. NJ. CABaAI.
, 1870-01-16
,1Ac Power Music.

5hu1Nre, on q tr,p 10 the MASCARA, Ehort1y after
bls a1isShs tn Ieis county, STOPPED at a temper
atce Euttc IL All BIy, anu upon cecAndtcg sune
chsEfsEpe. ehat Nat lls aMazenert oc seetnS
tie rouLd eye Of an Irish waiter open N nstonia.
Mtnf.
.Fainl ard il II ctanp-ere yon are atsner ask.
IN iM "MAnnesed futla The Hbe1nlau.
.G. ~ sorl. ,hec. 5e can't hare1l" ..
"AId shs :" inquired Ihalbt'g, IN mech aston-
"1he ses Of II, including whssey puuch, Is not
to / e Lan IN ihtr EcteL"
Fog moneIt tne 'h,rs.y u,rzclan was ashast
What car nave, tbenl"
"WA'rf, ICY, ntd cener.h
"Go .nd sttd Il e,te p'oprle:cr,r " sa,d Thai
eerr. ~ Will tF.as with h,n."
"yc may sreaE TIL the dsy Q! doom, but 5e7l
ftu It f1u u-e," was Pats n4uitcIed oessTfn1lon,
nt he Quilted the 1oou-
lpH:-x n"utnis the Iardlo entered the
Ertr mint. Bis rps we're closely set t-Frther,
I'D tfown was uI.on hi4 brow. lie weA crldent-
!. aRtou,tLed ths. Tic iort:gter Ehuuld Ht>h II
cntuhSeEe tnrru:rs o. tEe taolahnN!ent Mean.
= SM.e te h:s Occupied hi1t Elf III opeIiGg PLANO
clasFp rat = ~ t9'efaniy In tpna. ~ the pro2r1e-
let Of ". teuse:ance hotel entelad be besnu 10
llas: F'rtt tie fIown craduslly vanished from
re oIeE Q! re lsrl'o'd, then his los uuclose1.
ftEclt Geo &c y H1hd fof d word. bat Eopo eau e.
WEbtnt 1riL'nE ar1uzd: rne Al Ii ossaaAto: !:
14ols ~ darl;,Ia,s u 1in1 VIZ 70 -oa ese., el,e."
c, bo,rts ard slsfses on the ta9ie., aad whecied
GIorAd. PAT h2n re entered Inc apartment win
tcrtIes CT chamFa7pe,
VI thought that 1t waz rot allowed" ss.d Thai.
Fslhi and teu g,ve VOC dozen, II 70 Ike
II. ue FAYE 4 d an suo cau knock uHlto o2t Of =
psAIn u yer Uay, uA7 get drunk eyefy ni9hs II ne
chccses to. So teele y i foI5e
, 1870-01-16
Cooke as an Actor-Bowery' Ncmtn.
t1CcHces-Tho Assault on Jcnnlo
I'm

IL scco1da, ce with 4 statement that Cooke wRs
- acs5r :. ,he Boeery Taeatse before his con-
lection with the Artntsdtat creed, SKA reporter
10 leaIn Il. sn,ecedea's there None Of tbs
!seeue ss aae t,as H pnt sas1 feW psrsoua laf Of
ane nstghbo rhlood CONNECTED With 1t In h1t1nesa
wsy, !ecoaeet au motor OF the name. who waa
,lon. lie play ed what Is sl5lrd . .juvc1ile hos:-
ncs*. or 1exdipg lover. acd Eal much adn.1td bJ
Is ST. 1o1act1r, siap assa saEsol n doaost and
erica o: the ats:1ce u a3 ee!oved- Ae vas ofsen
eduiJ 10 uouEen s.dIg Nh'7, say "dau-
Sometimes he had "hca!z" par, OF
1rdia Xxx asocnd The eyes and on t1e forcarad, he
w1nld crCate nu in.E ebse eject: he waa equa!ly
fapry IL J.ts:s celleat!ots, atd Cou1lfned shil.
p1oiess.oIa! a6scc:a'es Of bo.n re1es, aud wtlie
conLec:el With tie ttsge mad. HE oth.t young
n.r, e fesn eye tor fer.lElue Gea0ty. ana vas a
good boon coMpsEiOu.
ue xcrid receive DO Y1tt.ora yesterday after
feachlIg hume. Aft callers al lis hoa6e would
hear several tusI1naa Ct locks End wl.ndfawal OF
butts l1ttde. The DOM would then ooeu 10 width
q three !ncteA and tue Er1n countenance Of ~
old lady would arpear. She Wcnld hastily 1eln5e
any replies. ann icnediataly close the door. NJ.
Cnokes tcqua.niArces 1hiuS that a:1eset may en-
lls upor hls !a:e exc.temen. AID icss OF sleep.
~. Johattcn lectirsd caleFE vita ready coy
na!ttY. and Etealtd 1adlant VITA coa:ent at Inc
1I .nIn aaaEs had taken- lie is gentleman Of ami
atie Aspect and spoke Of CooKe e1tarely y. lout
1aIhaueIa He Las so+taiLed from re2rovlcK his
iS. issV,nn II, asa hss que.no7ed her ou. slightly,
1s9aio9 nef 10 hako k.a1eGe e1ts regarding her
1m,aaes 1estron. nc vita coske, when sse becoIes
9Itle.s BY ts:ur>, ard does ros Ny rsa,jzs the
~ III " nI reputation that she tnc1ued nr the
erpe men Ment. -, ehs rtGaTocd Cooke Win reverence
aEo Anec!.ou ~ hcf pastor, 4ua II u1u and.
on the 1igpu:so OF tue role.t, departed WITH
nla1,on, nm On Frey, Wteo .tq:e,ed she had no
eue hsd ssked tchonI1ar 10 cone "a htr Hs1,tse
that afternoon sra Practice q dust on me QUO.
She had 70 c.o;hi:E wLcn sne lets LeFo.u tne
school dItE6 EGe wore.
, 1870-01-16


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z$a i {! * s'aa1 r
eis ss:.<: s sssnf ss is.sy it s e ~ hss: s.
Hops- Quiet aud stm At 1acal@
a. Guet, al l65sc for crude. Aad 119
Cs4Lhmes,ic quit At ssseas.:e pr .sn,
l. s1 s:rs & e.s;sS ,s rs
lissEEp or1-pull a: 81, &c in e..1.
MET4Issle.shias COPPER steady It =, ,Ps tsuu
@ s.n 1sens - a Aas:f A
ls,n: shsSt r. dril i tii,ar;e " fola ttr Ka..sn;
thaAs-Qates II A'.ts4ae for cuts eesstr for barre
rRoy1s1oss-Pork auiet aad .h.te sr7nex: ..,s. 4
DO; ~ rasx nsss =. II. ~
u: t h.ssy Is ris. na 4 ssoaiaer:. '
s eHsstsa .e5s s s;s s,s1ss II !. as:.i :
II i 80 .na sp5 ssf f si = ; 4
ta4,ssR. ns* Is ss:sss,.
steamer. 's,soa bu wheat 4 sas1d. ~ 49,
NhEADsrCFFs-1he upnr market closed stAkdv fsc
and iuw F1Ades. with moderate Wheat
r1as t;.Ter ND t.iE expelt md rtIltoS demsad e
trr red and amber Nctt4In- R5e 1omtnAL Osts
GuLvt 1t t6tssc for Nrstrra Germ dull sal hea!1 II
el.Lj IN
llur1s1oN1-Perk aufst; k:7s6 It'd ard 3...Is ssfs1
tot IL. - t.E february. Beet quiet and unehAnEeL
Gil n:eAtt IN fair rqutst and iteady: B.ean modes
PRIME u. seIcr March, At 1t7.c.
tGds-uu sEd heavy At 4&s t. for fresh and 10 sr
liz cd
y n!s1rT-ucavr: sa1cs so br.i westes7 =. sso4
a1fts frrA
, 1870-01-16

ons tnesp nc M cac.3pg tohseco ia the uou r.ven.
Ta1 tnet Wo,s,s sno eq9ttted the JQ,ca about In
Ely ' o. q sSep pf eoal, Ehe
R31ons. .as chewing soaseca outs u Tne
60 e dd X Ias n.tnssses cnewed and squ1ft.
l4bdtceon. ~ ens MNJess; and nothing MAJ 81 1rn
uon Sa ~ saaa 70 go tne auJer fof tno proseou
paner and ~ nTs Se ana walked arpund poll out Ill
Then tGes ane II % aai.e r. 1t.sesnal tott Of Wsy..
ssasa4y stirling. Tbs hwyers did mt W. hs
q ~ means believe IN turing them aetTes ~
1ta7eng o. 3 the,r feet ona9 The e
exM dtyattats Or sfns dtyattate, enichsTer -.
be Tnsy got their feet npoa The Is.
MaJ M1n ,hs;. questions and saelz sqas il lSe
dsr1ni ar3ii ,e AZ through thele VIA won.
0saea sn snd 5as wyes bus tnele uea tnat
pfscopceired notions Of w6at coon ~ 9as
eh oe ana when added to ali IL The facr Ins1
's nns aoor y ne han was ooyered WIN a5ott fon.
OF saWdnst making 1t look ike psodictou5
lied. A~ "uo'e ua7 De tmag-
, 1870-01-16
THE RRlEKlAYEas' CDsyfHrles.

The convention OF the National BsicElsye1s'
CLton .reaEtembled yesterday morning at .
o'c'cc5, IN ZouaSe ual1, President Eeete IN the
e1x.r.
Alter the Transaction OF few u1i1po1.aos
lserA Of Ioutt2e buEness, the convention PRO.
eeeded to The Eelect1o1 OF tie pace Of hntdIng
1te Le1t sntuAl sea5loo. ana Pittsburgh, Pa, VA
ctal15 chogen.
1ne rrpors OF the Finance COMMITTEES was re-
ctSed+ tEoHicg the iu.a4 receipts Tor the year to
Lave teen Si,s.2I5; total e1ptoclrles. s. ssa 90:
bala1cs on nano, s2,1so.Se. The report WA &C.
cfI1Et AID adopted.
The Coll am,stee on WAYS scd Means reported,
!ecG1rnel4oltx tEas rae dues Ior taa Eusul1g year
ee n1sd Il city ceu.s i0E 6acl EtMbsr OF local
uc.1Ef. CGncuY1td IN.
Tue convection than adj:ETaed until afternoon.
Cfon fe1sseEbtrE q: O'Clock p. H., = seeEet
kess!o1 WAs held, >. the eIpirstoa or Ectch nf:er
t.f pttsa5e Ct tEe usl vo;c OF thslks, tina co1-
-seItior acj-cg-ed TO EJECT IN Fl. tzhursa On tho
teco.d M0ntay IN November, 1870.