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, 1870-04-05

t.s,. ..t ,..c-,,+. =, . xrrar4 zrhAacxnr thsy Afc
ic1nishsd W!th ths cTIdrnco ii saA rufusl
me reaolutIou waa un anlmousty adopted.
MORE Frx.
There WIS nothing 10 do wh[le the boaFd wA
Waiting for thA fcnort OF The tsers ~ tho mem
hrs caiIcd for aonr. y for u Old Shady, y for
dSfnka fnr each other and for cycrYnody else
Tmcfe wss a mntjor, m xpnoint 4 Cnsplaiu.
1@hrrr were ralls f1r :Touca
Tnere Wa mo,ion To send SOMEBODY home In
Then / do.rtette WIS tmprov1sed, and Aud
Lang 6{ne WIS struck up. 1t did not lsat long.
hut f}!td An tsrly deatn 1t the end OF the trst
eianx4, when It became shs "pcad Na1rh In
SAni~' or s0rptthlnr nearly As dt1nal HMy
Cour1tsy ris OF Thec. was tiled next, with abort
NJ nurh success ~ Tho f,rst. Mps!c was eAurt ~
in tfe t,< srff 1ssi MIMI. Nnziy lie concert was
mt m cnd to bT lhe sha5p Fap OF TIC ualfet calling
ine meeuoR 10 order.
1nk uxcT1ox. .......-
The lnsrectpfa OF Election submitted their can
yass OF The votes cast for officers " serve during
The ensuing year, win the following result Whole
nuuper Of votes cast, ss8:
H.nd<.t q. Il. NcCIua % votes akainst aa1 vote
, 1870-04-05
N<tt1fcrJ b permitted 10 cs1y On b1slness with
IN ne ciH
The subject VA referred 10 The Committee on.

Mrt1fc1v he permitted 10 ea.U On business with
me subject va referred to the Committee On
Lo.;n8G4.
Aid. whitaker moved that she Council aaiouru
The motion was not agreed &o-yeas, 10;
nay1, II.
coXNI17EH ON scHoo1A
The Committee on Schools, to whom wa1 tt
feHed the otlef Of l. IL Iutlcr TO purchase certain
.shool iAnds 10 Jefferson, reported recommending
that 1t be NOT accepted.
The ftrOtt Nt4 concur1cd In.
AM Caikina moved thst the Council adjourn
The motion Kas not agreed to-JcaA -; nkyAs II.
LxAS1N1 SCHOOL LRI.
petition for renewal Of the lease Of the north
commencing th1t 1t De granted On condition taAt
tho feksec FaJ six per ccut on the nc1t eA1oaaon-
The report wA concurfrd In.
NEW PRIMARY BUI1pIEu.
The aaine committee To whom waa referred
communication from the Boar11 Of Education nsk-
Ing the authorizing Of the erection Of = twelve.
room primary building on the Hlnwn School lot
reported that one was N To cir opinion, most need
ed 10 the Washington District II both could ncs bf
built They submitted the following which, With
the fcport, IVES lid over:
E4.osssd, Thst The Board Of Public Works b Ans
they hereby instIueted g an.e 70 g eEeetsd e
lgildIrE 10 tniormty lib the plan to Be auhnittot
~ The Bo1Td Of Edaeasan It Al eIsnnss not exeiat
the ol tho ehool bnidtnes now being erected q
Moufpe sryct, Ind tAt the sIo Tor .ad wota
noTt SAID bulArS a3tr hr contIzcss therefor AhA
lie 1T to thr loHcst Nsponsltle bidder.
On motion, the Council ad1ourned-yeas Is
nAy6 X
, 1870-04-05
The Lonergan Appropriation Bill
Vetoed and the Veto Sus-
tanned,
Assessments OF Horse Railways
for Street improvements.
Amended Fire Limits-The French
Consulate in Contracts


A rsui.r meeting Of the Common Council was
en, ' Hahn. i Montgomery, calsins, aeAvoy, Dass5,
wn,ss e. Tefs, ~ Sa n5sAs nssetsa a,a.l nussa ,s
r., assss ~, wssa: xssst.ts s,s. Robinson e.npss
my, uerrtne, Mecaa,e5, Kenoes III. Pre.isat
'''' znonls 1oszsa.S. ] N '''=
inc following communication frop, the Msrn.
vas rra,i:
Gks4:,srx: 1have had undcs consideration an or.
d. ysss h yoas honosaele hpdy f"r The q
H. str. nnas4 n1t,s " q re aos snd
Wn.ar. un a. not,ne Il y Eore1i.r d ia ~
he,v ns,xFttliy retit1n thr l1s,.c without ~ ap
p:Dss!. '9s M the I iniiowtns rrasoss; .. y. ,,..,
fma Aae tis.sE y ftr1pmr thM Fffr Aa!1htt
Il ~ L r. = sa.!se q & 's s$4
.o cSa 1ass &c sios I'd adr4 .s IT, T. orias
E y s:xaa5 q ,sr,s ioT dosT sai TnaSss
m Is s5sa i .he Ss:hise Eh,eh Fat,ged !:
T sea esHS aps W sssts e
'S sa os III ,sSe sSeP 21,n,ne tbe crscc
s,ss 4 i s'':as t !e!ss = is:s: Il y:
ss =: ~; $:sS "a + II sss.
ss,5ss ~: Esaf, , II; ;kssia I +
y H. n = j. + h! ~ j,a t2a 95as
~ =, ~ Thxt cvsr. tt.n " - @ S T.. ~
~ 1iz ~ ~ ID ~ IaS
= s.ts ~. II, ~ 11sron fsnrprf - X
I15snd u &c GIG Coaps1Sae1. rho shs1 tic ne1t
s euial n,ertat =! ~ TSuunsa C9u2s,i. mort u
fnt II. kaa whether therr IL uloqcy k1
Tie Trashy TO Iatrt such expenditure,
1bf rtrtr u fut not cumpirI with by yous honor
slA l-1s, ard bile non foEpElauc wod not rEoba
hjy irysSatc the artau f thr Council yst a. the Fusr
Il S,d tlr ia ny opuluu dre It prrtr 10 ral youf
.ttrtt Il T. thI izrt .:u sdysaed ~ The Co.psnou
ffsf MN, ID no ,nnItrT IN ibr Trasu,v d rff
snrh an rrY.neitrrr
Sc1a r,.,,s. ,.,s ro,,noe,,1r nos+,o,oa ,- ~.
, 1870-04-05

The Treasurer reported - follows
n i. piretev. q, de Board Of zs " sAs 81, u cAI
~ Is ;,s t. + Bss:a Essa 4 n Il. esss
e I'd s:1S e1fi
1e.,sns h.I.nse L. ny hands et~-...,....a sa'7
Al IT., = asHs 1 respectfully
TtcaRucf of the bnards
The se4cral reports were adopted
An,n+rd,nent 70 tuc cot411tunon, which would
moved ...,s
The motion 70 lay on the table Mas lost
Hwas moved 10 inc1case The Utilization fee % 81
wsa moscl e FL, ~ ~ IN. @ot'on Oh sao '@''e
The amendment nxins the initiation fee II -
| wns then adopted
| u was tuored to puy WriShta n&ssoJ o. Ch,-
ii Il VA moved to buy colbezts history OF CHI
1as announced that coIoerts Chicago werc
iii sold There were none Ia the Inaf1et A pfeehL
| fuE aBoEs ANIsE 7HEHsE1-R
1txs6 moved 70 buJ copies Of tho FA1ntTs Al
TIE aimanac no:.oa "a !. ND a 60 sae 90 ss1se
| some some one one eaiied foz ne "Qutznoa On the rse@t
There vas shouting, !elI7 OF duesuous aF
! ytslon,r "aIt down. hisses, confusion, and dls
W. Il, / Baker tiled to get the noor.. he VIA
missed, He s1otai Oh chair and claimed the hoot
F1naIiy the htssea supasded, and ne moved tah
. The rTpcnsr ct huy1uE the bouk be borne BY mos
Who hid Eneir biographies and photographs ps1ni
There wAs ! mo1ion to lAy Ar. Baker on tn
sahic-
, The motion w1s not carried --~
7 4ftcf considerable yelling. the BOOK ~3s oouxa
pEyls1pE or TIE KGIR.
:. Mr. c II CGlbcrtron onefcd The foltn*1hSs
Esso,~t Tint committee be seleetrd By tas DHe
ton from thr Rcesd ef Tradr the Pork Faekt1' ASK
Htip4 and hEyr11 d rsovisiorA To- Be eoupe.cu
thnv Re4phcfs INN esch elA Wh~td duty II AhsA %
thoroughly trytee ar1 remodel the existing fuka fEe
iAupx thc r1tkipe and DsTrtson of psurtssent and
fec 70 submit ths7a 10 he I'm board for ther .ao
4, | tIna-
re resolution prevailed.
| LIVERPOOL QUOTATIONS ,
81 Nj D. n, Irwin ycported Oh The cost o. secsa
y tn9 direct market quotations from Liverpool II
rcEt would bc $s1s for the fr1t ten wordS, snd
a | proportiou for larger number ol wofhA
:. ] 10 action wa taken IN ihc mASes.
70 fux WAREHOUSE Law.
Mr.. IL Underwood offered the sotoHlnR'
q. r-. Thai the Board n& DIRECTOR atr tu3aucs
i. AFSe-s the VI srrl,gnae Law foe tht dAttefy -
df - Thrrrn n the nNncf OF eaa113Ic9 M 81.
and 10 .ny tusa neSset tas = a. 10y ~
~ fh]1 sfe hereby enthori1sd ~ ~ po1t = a.
* ! raeoer lceA psoeocdins1 fsam@ Ans ea-s--s
, 1870-04-05

q is dss;i ;;al Ii1s; Iesn
G1ss Es1s 81 ineladas :si;l sse &
Gaiss e ii; ID insps:aa ssaa. 1.yess f@ IT,
sss' 5s sslSssS +
l3ss n ine7eaas Of q du!as the JeAf Tha netnbe.
suse !. 1 IL 4 Z - sss.e 3 she
A. d0. Ibs sis.ator t592psittas ha.e sIaita ~
e1s the ETatn. Tbe hoard wishes 70 tnow
M De Is fseep,s Y = ~ tine. e.
sees1s II KaoSisdxe hss esta5I.aed nss..sstsa =
:Iat Tss :s s Iii sts e. a / eins inses t.:
nnsa tbe RECTOR pregTistoI' shaa eon.ent T.
s4a se sS
sf e. taf is1: T. I'd
VII 6e eonietsd y a. laTn.krT. u A. Sssts M
honse ifps1, eseG sratnr but make their rrrns
Z ..o e r. sae
1 Th e. st. apf pa ds sa &c as ulas 4 q st; ust s5
% pot. in s.tt. tate By whon, sFGsn The y
app e ahe as so. d e eol eapiss h t.
t6c vafchouscntn, md ,he matter has brn delayed
e tS fsf & t. e psss @ &
- s:ss tS i, f 5sa ssS II 4 s { !.
s sas i.5sf e 6 II & @h e
So4d q e .daa s4e zsiae te ersia i
The Of the $4cd0fff. tz4t6G W3tE
u thu ought NOT to visit long for contamination
AL sctts pending afasnst the board ut the eomnenct-
ent 81 the yext, epuzteea tas1nt The year, h1Te
hen dsndssed By ttc enmp.inanu OF tho eours. and
tie night Of tie board to it, own cUta1neste and
butios. lont It o u good faith And uader Its
rnleA j. believed u he fnry rnneesied-
The beard h. sezetay highly ft;ed for the duties
Of that important Office. 49,.
TIE has1nesa Il h4ndNna ard stn1ins kratn ,n Oh,
easo khoud Be opcn TO enmpttuon No Other akcucS ot
u,tans cxnaf ever will properly regulate It. No
tsns,e 1aind, Or eiaA ef mind. & honestly inte9dea
mine any aus!nrss pfpblr IT. ta also tine th1t mon
Is orpos4 to development and prpsrrst ard not only
dcstiuys country. but Itself ns The f.tptt of most
ekaIa&ion II attempt To drtes7nue, by individual
judgment, what only be detsE!ntned by cs,inPen
tIpn The gcutus of country and the ase 70 tFsdoIu
from ty1enny nd monoroly and me no.ns e rssAs
rt1onld without delay, dcstJ monopoly hlEhy dt{
9.nts 70 ereEy interst oi thc city, a a5st! nesn'
Of putting n md to this noDonoy, cFcrJ railroad con-
.ble placr In Chcako that h. owner eunasnre
irr. Eery respectfully submitted, fnr the toart o
! Dlrc<3on, j. III. R1tsh4Rp2 frrstdGnt
1 CnIEY GRAIN rSsrkcTDES NEfoRr-
The report Of the Chief Grain Inspector, o. I
Parker Was Submitted, showing snc EFa4n IN
4 sIected into and from store from April u 1s6S,
| ApT1I !, 1910, Is folloNJ;
, 1870-04-05
BOARD OF TRADE.
Annual Meeting Of the Members
Last Evening.
Business of tho FnSt YcDr-Rc.
ports or Officers.
Election Of Oficers-Mr. MeCrea Chosen
for President.

The annual meeting OF the Board Of Trade IVES
held last evening, Ar. J. IL Richards, President,
In the chair; Mr. Charles Randolph, Secretary.
The reading Of the minutes Of the preceding meet
Ing We dlspensea WITH.
THK DIaEcToRs' REroRT.
The President read the following report OF the
Directors:
o.xux~: Tts hoard Owned 4 ths lat 1nna.l 70
p, tho premium which hAd been paid during The
Hsssa fs4 ss:tss sas e 4 .se eso&: ;.s
Attas1.ioa md srTeii oomiai;iiois sss
- zb0N
-.-... atAlh6o
from membership aAseaamtnts Il sd rncmberz
Incidental eIpenscs. including new neor, lesi
ssi|s1si tossa q Ti.as s5 a
Market rrroFta and telcsraphils. 1a91
Ecrenth sRnusl report 1&4tfx
Twelfth annual report t.9AS3
Paid On Aoooout solders Monrmcnt........... aaoaM
Ftptp imposition. 46n53
aseS7a
United Sisies bonds ii handa oi Tfsaser..a ian00j
Cab IN hxnds of TteAaurf- es.71
C4sh Ia hands Of Hc1rtas5. M6d
F,o1s i.iti.iion iccs, i; asw ras1abers Il * 3i
Eseond c1eEk4 tickets, II At t3la............ th0u
1ntastt 90 s-.ao United stAtta baads..-.... st43
sale of rs copfcs Eie1rnth Annual Repor.,. I'LL.
Sale Of 81 copies Twelfth Annual Report. 9LTl
Rant OF ax1HEat tabls. 4Gt10
uFA1n V37&l
, 1870-04-05

oR s4LEIA LIE. 4 s1Es TEE s.to sEtyo-syaY 4opstE
q sndsI s:itia ,,..,.
senpss sta;;t =, 'ssF Fl tine sl7
fae ss bts::s ss:st g ssqs sas.s
TIC iassk Soases &c oa W, .ss:a!e t1s,aD eseh.
1s; s ~ +: :, +: i ss4
--Rxl. Rxl E...te a.1a1 oAss 2 $ les.!sosat1
Is Ss;s4 ss5 sSs s 81 g ssissss ,ss
Patsaas ~ 9: hss'f e. lf..ss oaad ca n0Faas
Or aaa'ess " ~ !" e.s 4-.1.-5 :; -:
iaeta sAtoS 1s1 "a f2REh &.s III = z ss i Ell .;
ane,. Rss lot oo tho 'sset A'', ia - indians
Eon sA1t-THF THREr-s7onY N1Ys1Rn
1oef I'd biiet b.sencnt Eo1so "a. "a iad;sa4H.,
oes5 Al, Rasb s & has II eda f"pso'eaent' hasO' &e
Il &Sn h2s H9 ssit u ss
1nqa'rs on The pt1n.s.
.st1ns, df:tei.ss ncH bissf heese Nth ii @sa1a
F,Ef gE6 eo pt | = @e. III. s'a ~s'' oa''n
ToT s3LE-x1 PRp WGFK nm a YEAR VIII
{ i, ~ sss
ioa Rom So,aI-------~~|
ttestas q o5Ge7Sd ~ 20 Il. M,.s hftssn segs,
balance ca long tlae. WM. b. sERFoOT. u Wsab,
.1,t;stt E5cs s1rE-z7 4 b1aoa1s=Ha5sE. w7rH
fne saas s!s e. 's % t as e 1hoe % a. PM cs /
u dn R1s@,,1s = $4,000. 49, 7Fo z5Rv - ,vF
te*,ass LII 1oea. M % sjo:tt "a S.ns: WI *! "a
modern wh.sh the eNnsr win ssl on Tsa.
It a. soa &c M ss = Esf.e an 1sPy
,oso. y ~: aseeasaR;:.; s2; Nv ~ r rsr5av
VI -. T.sar s~.rc- i.sss ~ s1fSt
, 1870-04-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Cod Liver Oh
Hazard CAswelrs Cod Liver Ou Is the best
4 ddfertiArme77f
, 1870-04-05
AUCTION SALES. ...
DK GEO. r. GORE & Coz
n, II, and 20 R1naolph-st,

AUCTION SALES.
lIY GEO. r. GORE A Co.,
p, u, and &c Ranaeaph-st,
ON TUESDAY. APRIL 5. AT OK a. NJ,
Ayssaees s.,c Of Tho entire stock ot large fst'1a
nr, Goods, cs.s ssu,-,4seao cassAlnx. uats
.nd Cana. Furuis1tna t:ootA. i.4diee' Ciosks, |
sewing silks. HossczJ. Notions. &c.
Pct order cf ArssEnee. i. .. HUNT.
Also, = beautiful line Of
BLACK AND coLoRED ALFACAs. ITALIAN
c1mHs. sAT1x DECLINE, LINEN HAxDgER-
CHIEFS, EDGEGs, EssEhT1oSs, &a
GEO P. GORE Co. AuetIonors.
eco. P. GORE l. CO.,
oo. FL and os 1nndolPh-st-.
VIII oa<r Il Auction BY. catalogue. on WEDNESDAY,
AVrl & Al ~ = H~ stock o. |
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Size, Variety and Style
cannot be du1paascd-
BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA IND CHICAGO
M.nnt.eturf9 x te Tesl reE1s.snsd ana no CoTS599T
.sa whov wilt tS Il III ri ~ the '4 POSI-
GEO. GCRK / CO.. Auctiopee1
ny u. LONG Il CO.
UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
At AUCTION,
On "wednesday, April u,
At CUR Roeyns. q South Wel!4At-
D: L9SG CO., Auctioneefa
('omnJnta Set nf Tfnuars4 Tnn1S
, 1870-04-05

To Remove Moth Patches, Freck}cs
and tan from the face, use Penis Moth and
Freckle Lotion The only reliable and haCnl. IS
street New York. Suld By all d1rggista.
, 1870-04-05

Pnper IInnginGp and Window
b.ushes, at F. E. ngbJb, 50 Randolph street
, 1870-04-05

ptrnpIr4 on the EAec.-ENF CONC
doucs, blact-wofns or gTuliss Vtmply eruptions.
sHd blotehed dishSrrat.ons % the face use ret1J1
drnggiEtA
, 1870-04-05

Chnppcd Hands ind Faces Cured
by using Juniper Tat Sosp. Made hy Caswen,
Hazard 4 ca, New York
, 1870-04-05
MACHINERY,

'-<~~~<~-~-""~%1----
F,oR sALE.-ESGIEK8, PORTABLE. SfnFloN-
BANNER: Fot.Ran'a tFcp.taa hrss stone naEs. also
NAETEpTW1 TUBULAR B0ILENa FROM L
" To Il feet hy u 70 d inches. Ah~AAt to x<horse
po~F engine. Nc eh}ectea % buJ beeonhharst. IN
TOR SALEBLANnE~3 PATENT PORTABLE
crk1pcz. Rl11dy1 farm enstnss. Hhaay1s circular
tAw fuilts hlArdJ stationary en1inez uf mills aod
q GSpth EtAa1-qs. Chicago ,-
, 1870-04-05
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.


Tor sALE-A FAMILY OCCUPYING A HAND
ecu.t 4hFttEafJ xHA e2sF1nen* hoo1e IA If TIC
mort corvcnitnt ath strah lorAtIooa, decline houso-
kek ping and viii teu sA1ifcn tue Whoas Of their
fuTpatEQe. tA1Tcfa% hxtHttH h9a$+ &c,
A enssTpfi1nx psfy would And thia A o1eeoens op-
rnrt3uty for kcfYtnS few seAcct bo&EaeA aE laE,R.
DC lrA1e spo.ua beEx arrsJ hJ turh of<aed ArelT
nj II Sstth Ssat-+t-
WANTED EUKSITuRK, GAR
~ petA &C.. hnee hArsuS past n of tActt tpt-
te1e ~ tslc, sTpy u H. 4 CEAPfS. aa s9a Clsk~
It
, 1870-04-05

Furniture at Auction.
On Wettesn.ny- thtec door north OF LAkestz At The
1rssps # Rs so9a Z as En- a.
THURSDAY, APRIL L And II the same rlaee, l.ou
house plsnta. On Friday, Aprsl = O'Clock
B.T. LIB. City Auctionocf.
AUI6~TlnN SALES.
, 1870-04-05

Complete Set of Timers Tools
AT AUCTION,
On Wednesday,, April u,
Al our Rooms. s. South Wellsst,
D. LONG X CO. AuctjonefJ1.
, 1870-04-05

CITATION wASTED-RY a PHYSICIANS, Ey
fur l4nkuakrs, Addr.a. a a. ia South Wa,s1-t.
FuNIu IL
c1TIrATIo1 WASTKD-TO P.t1SrEEs Ky \
- firpf S1a,s a{fn rainier Has thnt,Hxh kn ,vl x.
of Ii n al rs Lrsnchr<. and woula ebsctt ~ K
h't:ls+f u-~'ui il rth-r hrnn-hc- Atr1sE 4 u n i!
Writ Eights tntk st. New York City.
The weekly standard., 1870-08-17
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Raleigh, August 9th, 1870. |
Rec. j. IL Mills, Editor Biblical Recorder:
DEAR SIR: Your letter of this date, sta
ting that g the Moderator has announced
that confusion and alarm will prevent the
meeting" of the Beulah Association in
fYanceyvillc, has been received.
It may be unpleasant or inconvcnient fof
the members of the Association to meetin Q
village occupied by troops and under mar,
tial law but hayc no, iaeasthat the .,aaek.
v;,s,, ,sr Me-! scomnland at Yunceyville On
hssss tie contrary / feel sure that the
officers will give :he amplest protec.
ton to, the Association, if such protection
should be necessary. My confidence in Col
Kirk is such that do not deem it neces-
sary to. give him any special instructions on
the subject; yet, in response to your sug-
gestion, and to put the minds of the mem
bers of the Association entirely at ease on
the subject, Twill write to Col. Kirk and
instruct him to see to it that the Association
is respected and protected in its delibera
tions. There are few persons in the State
who have more reverence for the Christian
religion than Col Kirk, and am sure ht
will not be wanting in efforts to render the
meeting of the Association as agreeable a:
it can bc under the circumstances. ..
Very respectfully,
W. W. HOLDEN,
Governor.
The weekly standard., 1870-08-17
The orth-Carolina Troubles.

Gradually the truth is leaking out in re-
gard to affairs in the counties of North
Carolina put under martial law by Governor
Holden. The district is in state quite as
bad as has been represented, and murders
and robberies are committed to an alarming
extent. The government at washington
has taken pains to inquire into the matter,
and the War Department has, at the sollcl-
tation of the Governor, stationed troops at
the,capitals of the principal counties in a
state of insurrection. But the troops are
nearly powerless to stay the depredatipns
which are committed mostly in the night, as
they have to await the tardy call of the
civil authorities, many of whom yield but a
reluctant assistance in putting down vio-
lence and restoring peace. To aggravatc
matters, it is said that Col Kirk, in his zeal
to arrest and punish offenders, has commit
ted unnecessary excesses, while the courts
afford but partial assistance to the military.
There seems to be NO doubt that some of
the s'oldest and most respectable citizens"
as they are called, have instigated, if not
openly assisted in the murders and robberies
which are of almost nightly occurrence, pro-
ducing feeling of insecurity among loyal
citizens that is terrible to endure, and often
drives them from their homes to spend the
night in concealment in the woods. The
responsibility of the citizens who lend their
support to these outragcs is of the same
kind as that which committed the massacre
at Fort Pillow and concocted the horrars at
[,AadeIseaville. JEFF Davis and co traitnsss
but neither their agd n5f their respecfaBiIfy
made them any the more worthy of conf
dence, or the less guilty of seeking to de-
stroy the Union. This same kind of age
and respectability is at work in North Caro-
lima, just now, for the purpose of making
trouble for radicals" carpet baggers,"
and 'scallawags," in the hope of securing
sympathy and political support at the hands
Of the Northern Democracy, which are thus
far freely bestowed, under the shallow pre-
tence that Governor Holden is only seeking
an excuse for controlling the approaching
election by the use of the military. Accor-
ding to Democratic preaching, when Sias
Wright put the State of Delaware. in our
own State, under martial law, because of
| the anti-rent riots, he did it for political
purposes The Democrats have themselves
become so much in the habit of doing every
| thing with some partizan end in view that
it is impossible for them to conceive of any
ones being controlled by any other motive.
| Utica (N..Y) Herald, dug. 12.
The weekly standard., 1870-08-17
The Mitrailleesc.

"A correspondent of the New York Tribune
writins- from Metz, speaks as follows OF the
,n;trailleusc. of whose effect recent dispatches
from from paris have mentioned in such glowing
terms: ~ h,t
As we returned to Metz we passed a BAT
+erv of the much talked Of mltralileuses
coming in from the station. They had eacn
=, o,t.,peulin over them, but it was piain 10
eveuy one who had ever seen mitrai'ieusc
what thew were. Besides the care taken 10
| nrevent any one from coming near them was
enff;cient to show that they were not com
mon six pounder field pieces. 1t IS haraly
necessary to tell your readers that tne 're
mondous secret about these weapons Is nc
secret at all, there being drawings OF TIT
French weapons in every arsenal IN Europe
It Il besides we'll known that the Frenci
Government has adopted very lnferio
model to. that chosen by the Belgian Prus
sian add british governments. The tIus
slams taS SShaye model of their own, whic,
ia snncriof to the French. All artillery OF
ficers are unanimous in declaring thas ma /.
trailIeuses will only be able to be used
peculiar places and circumstances 'ii
breach of fort. in q narrow denie. or
street.fphting. 1t is doubtless for this iatie 1
nurnose that the French Government thins
they NAV want their present large s'oc!
The RANGE of the mitrailleuse being for I'M
r;or 70 that of the lightest field pieces, th'
would at once be silenced In 'l'e ne'u'
The weekly standard., 1870-08-17
Indian Horrors--Sinews of White Mer
Drawn ont for Bowstrings.


From the Plains correspondence of the
Cincinnati Gazette VIC take the following
horrible story: Sol ''3 's2n'',
The Indian depredations continue along
the border, and every day brings a new hor
ror, the mere recital of which makes the
blood run Geld. A few days ago three men,
DR.. Bard, Harvey Morgan, and a Mr.. Mason,
while on their way from South Pass City to
Wind River, thirty-fve miles distant, we're
attacked and killed by Arrapahoe and Sioux
Indians.
The struggle must have been desperate
one and the unfortunate men, no douol,
sold their lives as dearly US possible, pool :
of blood and pieces of clothing being foun'l
in various places where the Indians had ta'
ken refuge behind the hills. Under the
wagons were found large number OF TX
ploded shells of fixed ammunition, which
| had been exploded by the white men, ami
two pools of blood, showing that :liey fought
after being wounded. t1H.
When found, the bodies were all stripped
and horribly mutilatcd. One OF the lore
| wheels rested on the breast OF DR.. Bari,
where he had been put by the Indians and
scalped alive. His writhing and struggle,
had torn up the sod, showing that ne iii''''
been held under the wheel some time bcior'
death ensued. Morgan lay near the wagon
stark naked and scalped. The hammer "l
the wagon had been taken out and the ha.'
die driven into his temple up to the, shall
completely pinning the head to the ground.
1t could not be drawn out, so firmly was u
imbeddcd in the skull bones, and it had I,
he buried with him, His thighs and bach
were cut open, and the sinews taken out 10
bow strings. Mr. Mason had an iron ro'
three feet long forced in his person, and lii
legs cut open to the bone, and the slnew
drawn out There were other indignltlc
committed on their persons too horrible t.
relate. AS soon as the news reached th
United States camp, Col. Bartlett sent on
Lieutenant Scott, with thirty infantry mel
in wagon. who brought in the bodies an'
buried them at Popoiage. .......-
The weekly standard., 1870-08-17

rur yasKEEs B Reckon couldn't
drive trade with you to day, Square"
said genuine specimen of the Yankee ped,
dler. as he stood at the door of merchant
in St. Louis. ox. -. e..
al reckon YOU calculate about right Tor
YOU can't no way" -.
"Waal, / guess you needn't GIT nuny aoou'
if Won NAV have 'em for two dollars"
Il tell you I don't want any OF your
trans. so YOU may as well be going along"
aWaai, meow, look here, Square, I'll BET
YOU five dollars, that if you make me an
| offer for them ere strops, we'll hev traoe
yet" ,u. and ho .toke5
the money. "Now," says he, cha1nng'y
III rive YOU sixpcnce for the strops."
| "They're yournm said the Yankee, as h
quietly pocketed the stakes. But" con
tinued he. after a little reflection, and Wit
a burst of trankuess, 81 calculate jokes
1oke; apd if you don't want the strops, L
trade back"
The merchant looked brighter. :,
"You're not so bad chap, alter all
said he. Here are your strops-glve n
the money"
"There it is" said the Yankee, as
took the strops and handed back the 81
, pence. "A trade is trade, and a bet is
|, bet. Next time you trade with that G
. sixpence, don't you buy razor strops."