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The weekly standard., 1870-07-20
July 18th, 1870.
For the Standard.
An Appeal to the Right Minded People
of North Carolina.s

FOr luc
An Appeal to the Right Minded People
of North Carolina.s
The summer campaign has fairly began.
Inc opposition consisting of that conglom
Grated mass oi disorganization, called Dem
ocrats, and miss-called Conservatives, are
raiiyihs their forces Tor last effort-a des-
perate, INSCRIPTIONS effort, to destroy the
State Government and place her again in a
condition to require Congressional OF mill.
tary interterencc for, by their own admis-
sion they intend. if they succeed in gaining
a majority az the poll. Ito declare every of
eessts-Eaac To undo ali that
has been effected since the close of the war,
and IN effect, if not in namc to place the
State In state of rebellion against the
United States government Think of this,
people of North Carolina, think of the evils
that will unavoidably ensue from such a
state OF affairs, the stagnatioi of business,
the uncertainty of life and of property, the
increase of taxation, the confusion and un-
certainty of mind. Think, act and work,
for law, order, for government, and the evils
that now exist can be remedicd easily by the
party now dominant. If incompetent and un-.
supercedc them by the choice of the people,
the polls is cure for that evil. If the
State funds have been injudciously applied,
the Republican party have discovered it,
and are determined TO avoid its repetition
in the future.
II some things are wrong now, what Will
he the condition of the State if Kukluxcs
alias Democrats and SO called Conservatives
get the ascenGancy? Think of it, people,
Governor who has pledged himself to muir
der and perjury, Judges made up out of
kulluX lawyers, iuries sworn in advance not
to convict criminals, no matter how strong
the evidence. Remember these are the men
who, during the rebellion, persecuted women
aud children, and who have not ceased
since the war to do the same Remember,
these are the men whose policy it is to de-
stroy reputation and influence by slander,
and lives by murder, and defeat the ends of
justice by trickery and false swearing to
prove alibiS; whose purpose it is to tramplc
truth, beautiful, holy truth, lovely, heavenly
truth, into the dust of degradation to avoid
exposure, and, to effect their base and de.
moniacal designs, against life. human life,
reputation and government.
To the polls, to the polls, every man to
the polls; vote for law, vote for order, vote
for peace, for government and security vote
for the women and children of North Caro-
lima.
To the polls, to the polls; vote against
murderers, perjurers, assassins, malcontents,
and rebels; vote against disorganizers, dem
agogues, whining, discontented and worth
less office-seekcrs; vote against the vampires
of a secret association of disafection.
To the polls, to the polls, vote for Truth,
for Right, for Justice.
AGENT OF MANY WORKING Men.
Fayetteville, n. c., July 18th, 1870.
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For the Standard.
Drawback Party.

A strange, but true definition of the Con-
servatiye Democratic party-a party after
controllino this Government for wears. and
seeino the PROGRESS of free labor in the
Nort6ern States for half a century. the adj
vanccs in the arts. the growth and deyelop
ment of new States in almost n day under
its benion influence. when the Southern
states lanpuished, increased but little in
nonnlation7 education. wealth and internal
improyements-all the essentials of true
greatness-on account of the leaders and
rule of this Democratic Drawback Party. 1t
is astonishing that our great statesman
should not have seen the curse that slavery
was entailinu unon us as pcople. but when
wc rccollect ibe education of our childhood
tho n,onny involved and the loss to he sus
toinaJ by this change we are brouobt TO
exclaim Il human nature. how deprayed =,
Self interest money. in human flesh the root
of all evil. lies underneath all these past
Democratic drawback administrations.
Amono the hidden things of the past. grad.
ualIv bnt steadiIy. a shark of the genuine
fire of liberty was now and then seen all
over This Renublic. until its effulqence spread
-cs,,.x--i., a LARGE norton of the Northern
15a,,t o, ~ ,etlelg 1s T. selI
t6ps 0u. uo,.om y, sie issues 'Iyoiyed Inc ques
hoastod t "Io.a,y ,hae a,ose' Sua.i we, VINO nave
90 pon,,,,,; snaL NC "eie na'ioh oi ireemen,
'.nr u ,,n;ln M uo,ican uoVeliilhen. cling 70 sla
or :haIi rn - sto aonis'lc s' 70 !ha6 assertlon,
Gona. q. snan W., 'ne pcoPle Vi tnis hepuoilcan
;,s oU.ann;n ,ai1T TI VIC against anu stoP
.i .,a eA'ens.on rne result was civil war,
tm tne lIaSni'ut'e Oh Whlch startled Inc world,
al VI WHICH 'lliS secession Dem'cratlc draw
pach party Is responsible ior, preferrlng ruin
10 an amicaDle adjustment OF the question.
linen 1t was that the party OF Progress, of
CIVILIZATION, OF Education, of Humanity and
Liberty assumed her wonted sway and di-
rected the ship OF State. Then 1t was that
comments were linked together by iron, and
men held converse with each other across
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

Superior Court.
Mary Friar, Plaintiff, against George Friar, De-
fendant.-Order for Divorce by publication
IN the above action, it appearing from the afIi-
i davit of Dossey Battle
|. That the defendant, George Friar, cannot be
found in the State after due diligence;
IL. That cause of action exists against said
defendant;
lil. That the said defendant is not resident
OF this State;
1t is ordered
l.. That service of the sermons be made by
publication in the Norih-Carona Standard once
week for six week successivcly.
IL That copy of the summons and complaint
IN this action be forthwith deposited in the post
oilce, directed TO said defendant at his usual
place OF residence, if the same be known to SAID
plaintiil; and said summons shall be deemed to
nave been served at the expiration OF the time
oi publication prescribed by this order
Given at Office, in Nashville, this 18th day Of
Juue, 1870 j. p. JENKINS,
june 2S-w6w Clerk Of said Conrt.
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Fer the Standard,

Mr.. EDITOR The friends of law and
order and peace arc gratifed, fully realizing
the necessity, at the determined manner in
which Gov. w. W. Holden promises to put
stop to disturbances in the State by calling
out the militia, &C. The only dissatisfaction
have heard expressed was that he had been
too sloao about it," We are satisfied that there
would have been intimidation at the polls
but for this, and continued outrages, ON an
increased scale, throughout the State. Bring
out.your militia, call for the Federal troops,
the people are with you, Governor; they
are tired of Kuklux outragcs. Only Ku-
kluxcs and Kuklux sympathizers are dissat-
isfed with the proceeding. Muster out your
troops, Governor, and doaon 'oith the traitors.
CAPE FEAR DISTRICT.
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A DRUNKEN SOLDIER PROTECTED BY A
PET TIGER.-An amusing scene occurred
the other day at the citadel of Dover, Eng
land. The 202d regiment have very fine
tiger just come to the county with the regi-
ment from India. He is very tame and is
daily taken for IL walk, and he also goes
round the mess table getting tit-bits. The
other day his keeper got the worse for drink,
and made his way to the den, fearing de-
lection. An officer seeing the man lying
asleep, and the tiger sitting by him, sent for
the picket, who at an other time can do
what they please with the beast. The NOM
ent they attempted to get near the keeper
the tiger growled, and very, soon let them
see they must keep off For two hours the
tiger Kept guard over his keeper, who, on
awakening, was surprised to seeno one come
near his charge
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barbarious, semi-civlized and destitute OF
soul. Although born and reared among US,
taught to respect the laws of God and man,
allowed to worship in the same church, to
take Sacrament of the Holy supper with us,
and often remarked that if any body is
christian, some old family servant must be.
Now in the eyes of Secession Democrats
without soul, such Infamous subterfuges
for intelligence to disseminate will recoil on
the advocates of scheme so nefarious and
contemplate Such has been the slang, Wit
operation and abuse of this Conservative
Democratic party, until the people do not
believe any thing that emanates from Dem
ocratic headquarters. They promise all and
give nothing, ever changing and adopting
themselves to the situation. Two years ago
they did not intend negro should vote much
less hold an office, now they say they are for
it. Two years ago they did not want negro
votes, would not hold an office by negro
votes, now they are begging negroes to vote
Tor them; two years ago they would not
hold an office under Republican admins
tration, now active. anxious and will sup
plant true Republican by stratagem to Sc
cure an office; two years ago dishonorable
to be called Republican, now so popular
am afraid the Democrats and Conserva-
tlves will take the name away from US; two
years ago we had men of no respectability,
influence or intelligence in our party, now
1t would be hard to find many outside of it
two years ago the State of North Carolina
would be made so hot that a Republican
would dare own the name, now it is very
probable that no traitor or enemy of the
government will dare to show his hi ad.
"a
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land and will replace all that
Gen. Sherman desolated.

land and will replace all that Il and
Gen. Sherman desolated.
Mississippi has been emancipatd her
Governor. James L. Alcorn Is klical
Governor, elected by Radical votes and in
full accord with Radical administration,
but true patriot, profound statesman, a
man of genuine learning and great ability,
equal to any emergency, a true friend of the
colored citizens, determined to protect them
in all their rights before tie laws, but also
recognizing that there are equal rights due
to the white citizens and, over and above all,
feeling himself the guardian of his State and
her interests he resists all efforts of the G0ths
and Kanda1s to appropriate the resources Of
the State to their pecuniary advantage and
believe that James L. Alcorn, of Missis-
sippi, if he lives, will be called to the Presi-
dency of the United States by an apprecia.
tive nation and in such an event there would
also be lady who would add grace and
dignity to the White House. So mote it be.
In my next I'll give you something on the
subject of spitualism-with other interest
ing matter. N.
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County.
REPUBLICANS OF GRANVILLE COUNTY:
Having received several letters soliciting
my presence, Gn the first instance,) to par
ticipate in the County Convention, and to-
day one requesting me to come home to
Granville and run for the Legislature, all
of which 1 respectfully decline, and will
give you my reasons tor SO doing But be-
fore giving them, will say to you all, Re-
nominees. There has been great deal said
in this direction, but | think there can be
more said TO profit believe that the time
is not far distant when this country will not
contain sensible colored Democrat, or q
dissenter from the regular ticket of the party.
The time for all this rangling is before the
nomination, not afterwards Money and
influence will be used to split your
ticket, but l believe you are too true
to your principles to be influenced or
bought up, although it may have
Asome effect on the worthless ones-
Let this he our motto: awe are Republi-
and &C such will vote the Republican
tket" We may personally be dissatis-
yiied with some on the ticket, yet for Union
and Tor the maintenance Of our principles,
for which we battle, we will vote the whole
ticket. think as q whole our ticket could
not be bettered. Keep the party together,
for only by united action is our salcation sure
1 hope there will be no independent candi-
dates to weaken the party in our county,
for such course of procedure would only
result in the election Of Democratic candi-
date. My reasons for holding together are
these:
1st. Because that party holds to the doc
trine that we have SO long been fighting
for, ''that all men are created free and equal"
and VIC cannot, and must not, vote the
Democratic ticket, because they hold to the
doctrine "that the black men have
no rights that white men are bound
to respect" They call their party white
mans party, and l infer from the title
that they don't want US, and God
knows we don't want them, unless they can
show better spirit than they have hereto
fore. And we, as people, are too dignifed
to intrude into their white mans party"
Look at New York and Ohio, which at
18th amendment as soon as they telt them
selves sufficiently Oemocratically) strong.
But God has blessed the efforts of the Re.
publican party, only because they were right,
and they have succeeded in getting the
amendment adopted. 1t is fact that we
were as helpless POLITICALLY as the bahc at its
mothers breast. And now We have become
voters by the Republican party, and that
party only. Is it possible that any man
should be blind enough to cast his vote
against his delivcrer and in favor of the OPP
pressor? This you will do it you split your
ticket-vote yourself from citizen to Il
chattcl. God forbid that any such fools
should be found in our ranks.
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[Frum the largest Manufacturing Chemists IN the
World.
NOVEMBER 4, 1854
81 am acquainted with Mr.. ii. I. Hclmbo'd;
he occupied the Drug Store opposite my resi-
dcncc, and was successful in conducting the ou-
sincss where others had not been equally so be-
fore him. have been favorably impressed with
his character and enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGlITMAN,
Firm of Powers l. Wcightman, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth aud Brown Streets, Phiia-
dclphia
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A Card.

Hon. Josiah Turner, Jr., Editor Sentinel:
SIR In an article published in your
paper of the 9th inst, signed Chatham,
dated Pittsboro', July 2d, 1870, I find the
following language to-wit: mot man
spoke in this meeting, q mean the whites)
who did not leave the impression that he
was talking for place of some profit, that
he was hiring himself out to pander to the
preludices of the colorcd race, with the sole
view oil advancing himself"
If this language was intended for me,
the author of it pcnued scilful lie.
Respectfully yours,
N. A. RAMSEY.
Pittsboro', July 18th, 1870.
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DIR. GODDIN'S
THE LOCKVILLE
Foundry Machine Shon.

HAvING EMPLOYED A FIRsT-CLAss
~ Moulder and Machinist, am prepared TO
to Mill Work, both Grist and Saw, and rcpair1
ing Stationary Engines. Also all kinds of Ma.
chine work done at the cheapest rates. NV use
OF water power renders me capable Of doiny
work cheaper than can be done at any other
place in the State
cheap by the wholesale and retail
Please address SILAS BURNS
Lockyille, Chatham Co., N. c.
mayo @-wst*
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Mode of Preparation.


Buchu, in vacuo. juniper Berries, by distiiia-
ton, to form fine gin. Cubebs extracted py
displacement with spirits obtained from jumper
Berries; very little sugar is used, aud small
proportion of spirit. 1t is more ualatabe than
any now to use
Buchu, as pre, Jared by Druggists, Is OF dark
color. 1t is plant that emits its fragrance; the
action of flame destroys this tits active princi-
ple) leaving dark aud glutinous dccoction.
Mine is the color of ingredients The Buchu in
my preparation prcdominatcs; the smallest
quantity OF the other ingredients are added, to
prevent fermentation; upon inspection, it Will
be found not to be Tincture, as made in Plar-
macopea, nor is it Syrup-and therefore can
be used in cases where fever or Inflammation
exist In this, you have the knowledge of the
ingredients and the mode Of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with atrial, and
that upon inspection it will meet with your ap-
probation,
With feeling OF confidence, ~
am, very respectfully,
IL. r. HELMBOLD,
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

For weakness arising from indiscrcticH. The
exhausted powers of Nature which arc accom-
panied by SO many alarming symptoms, among
which will be found
Ladisposition to Ezertion,
Loss Of Memory,
Waksfulncss,
Horror Of Disease,
Forebodings Of EOh;;
in fact Universal Lassitudc, Prostitution, and
inability TO enter into the cnjoymeuts Of society.
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Chang. one of the Siamese twins, is pining
for North Carolina, but Eng will not leave
Europe, and Chang does not feel as if he
could come home without him.
One OF the newspaper offices of New York
city has recently had volumes of dirt re-
moved from the glass of its windows, and
its editors are now laid up with cold.
A couple of gamblers roped newspaper
man into their den the other night and after
spending about thenty five dollars on him,
was shockingly disgusted in finding that he
only possessed eleven cents.
A Connecticut minister, in u time of a
severe drought, prayed for rain in more
specific way than is customary. He asked
not for thunder showers that would carry
away the bridges, but for drizzle- drozzlc
that would last for week.
In Connecticut they make very efficien
whiskey from oil of vitrol, alum and oxyd
of lead. 1t is handed around among the
opposition voters just before electionNand
the opposition never vote Neither do their
friends-because their time is so occupied in
going to funerals and in mcditating upon
the awfulncss of sudden death.
A Wisconsin man sat down on bee hive
the other day. He regrets the thinncss of
his trOwsers.
A Pennsylvania editor having stated in
paragraph that there was a man in the place
who had been drunk thirty-tive years, was
called upon by twenty different persons who
demanded II rctraction, each visitor insisting
that the item was personal attack.
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ID DING PER.
Rare Chance to Make Money

"ANTED-Someo one in every City, Town,
wv Village. and Neighborhood throughout
the country, to engage in light and pleasant
business, suitable for either sex.
Wages from SO to s35 per Week.
For particulars, address or call at the office of
the PRESS g. FARM PUBLISHING co.
No. Fayetteville Street,
june lo-dlt Wit Raleigh, N. e.
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New Advertisement.
T O
PLY SICIAN ..

NEW YORK, August 18th, 1865.
Allow me TO call your attention to my fhr-
PARATION or
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The Constitution,

Once affected with Organic Weakness, rcquirts
the aid of Medicine to strengthen and invigorate
the system, which
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HeImboId's Extract BuChu

invariably does. II no treatment is submitted
to, Consumption or insanity ensucs.
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IIIII u s"IU TO DC .t3Oou UUy, anu INC aC'
cusation was that lie had insulted n white
girl. He says that he was in company with
other coored persons, and never spoke to
her when she passed him, but after she
had passed him she broke and run this was
half Il mile from Frank!insville) towards
Cedar Falls. Now if lie insulted her lie
should have been punished according to
law, but those that favor Kuklux De-
mocracy, say there is no civil authority.
From what l can learn there were three
mules and one horse; one viii mule. two
black or brown mules, and u sorr,l nurse
with blaze face
Respectfully,
T. w REAN
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Compound Extract Buchu.

The component parts arc BuCHU, LONG LEAF
CUBEBs, JUMPER BERRIES.
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Another Kuklux Outr,

Mr.. EDITOR: suppose you
tired of hearing SO much about
committed by bands of Kukl1
it just and right that thei
About the mglir urthsq
band of these desperadoes
Cheek, colored, and took his
thy Cheek, out of the house,
pistols on him, and drove him
in the yard of Mrs. Alfred. 4
80 lashcs. They then turned hi
part of them, or all, went 10 Il q
tory agent ard told him that Il;
whipped him; Id
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu,

In affections peculiar to Females, is uuequalled
by any other preparation, as in Chlorosis, or
Retention, Painfulness, or Suppression OF Gus
tomary Evacuations, liberated or Schirrus State
OF the Uterus, and all complaints incident to the
sex, or the decline or change of life.
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REPUBLICANS OF GRANVILLE COUNTY:

For the Standard.
An Appeal to the People OF Granville
County.
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One OF the newspaper offices of New York
city has recently had volumes of dirt re-
moved from the glass of its windows, and
its editors are now laid up with a cold.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-31
A Call.

Hon. Horace Maynard, Knorviile, Tenn:
DEAR SIR-We, the undersigned citizens
OF the Second Congressional District of
Tennessee, recognizing in you tried
Unienist, sound Republican, true pa
triot, and wise and experienced legisla-
tor, and believing you to be the choice of
the Union men of this District, and that
the majority of the people are again will
ing aad DESTROYS TO confide the public in
teres,s to your faithful and competent re-
preepntaton, do hereby respect fully and
carr silly call upon you to allow us TO use
your name as q candidate for reelection to
the high and responsible position you have
so honorably and ably filed.
S Evans, II NJ Aiken, NJ l. Hall, AL
fred Thomas. J w Granlee, w L Yardley,
Joseph II Wilds, T. G Camp, II l. w My
matt, II Franklin, NJ w HuffaSer, VIM
Levingston J M Harris, T. w Adkins, w
r. McBath, A J Kicks, Charles ID McGuf-
Tarwater, w G Brownlow, a $ Prosser
John Chumlee, David Brown, John l.
Murphy, S A BLANC, T Doyle, e p
Kinzel, John Currier, George w Ross, w
O White, b u Stacy, Joseph A Cooper,
VIM b Cooper, II J Allen, John L Chiles,
Wiley Mabry, i II Bowlus, Chas Morrow,
M A Walker, VIM Rule, David Lee, w w
Wallace, Paul Sturm, John b Brownlow,
Nicholas Barger John Gibbs, Edward
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ST., John b Clotworthy, c T Bergen, T
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vier, G r. Brandeau, C w Hall, NJ L Phil
lips, John Hood, w NJ Sehorn, John Kim
brough, Geo w Bridges, S Riggs, J G
Duff, A c Il Callen, John J Hudgeons,
VIM G Brandon, M J Childress, j r. Rob-
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Isaac Low, VIM + Johnston, Jackson
Hunter, John Brown, James NJ Murphy,
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