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1t s.h that In the tou.ba OF the Metropolis q,
ancient Egypt two Kinds Of mnmmlea haye been
found. Ono u fnoonaplhrs-thas Is 70 say. III Or.
EAn1 ntcessa1y fol- Lila hare bean separated from
then; The osnelt On the contrary, u quite conn.,
pleta- Having observed sotE, Swedish chemist,
III. Gtu11eIbScd, who h1a The reputation OF berg
both great and iefrned professor II the Uniyersi.
y Of upsal, haa coma TO the cocclnfnn that the
Egyprku muramiaG hIe NOT an ~ ha1 been said
and believed for scnns thonss1da Of yc2t1, bodies
enna1med ny anJ prooess OF preservation whasef-
ohosa tte has eeen n1o1nenart19 suspended, Win
ne ntensoa OF reseor1nE them II soDe f1toto
been lo&t 4eAnwnle, Prot GEusse1naeh sddnoea
many proots IN support Of hi8 ide4; snong
ottek0 his expet1me1ss du.f11 tne Ian ten
yeAfx, which he sAya have AlX1J1 proved a3c.
ctNut He took 4 kRake and Reated 1t Ia Euch
manner n TO beuumb II a though it had been
CARED IN M1th1e. and It WIS brittle that hsd he
allowed It to fa4 It would have hfoken into ff1q.
ments- In this state he Kept II for several years,
2no than restored It 10 Lilo nY sprtnkHnT il W1th
Stimulating notd, the competition OF which II
teCeL For ditsen yoars the 6nAke has besn
undesKotuR In eZ1hsenoe compased OF Euecessiye
deaths and RESTRICTIONS, apparently without aus
tanning z1y harm. Tns professor u reported 70
have senk oett1ou to bis government eaueticr
that criminal Nho has been condsmned 70 death
msy be given 10 him to b. treated In the Eane
nhnner - the snAfe, pfputinE to restore hIua 70
life IN two JeafK. II 10 underwood that thn m1u
Hho u1dcigoes this experiment u To b pasdonad,
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TO RENT-R00Ma

4V A6N 1-AUoMa
ITO HHNT-:A GOOD SUITE OF LODGING
= FT9f1s. Witn Eatsr eaA Naaer e!o,ets. cte Apply
70 oaohloN LEoNAA0, l@ and Ito Raudolph.st
sI1O, ,RENT-h PORTLAND BLOCK, Ia pEAR
nasn st- good roorns. wall furnished Apply Il
ITO RKNT-AT e East AnANSST- MAR
ebtAo, 'S''A~' eAsS = s1lsH took1
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llshed Land and Ta1-Pa5lug Agency for North.
western 1ovA, and viii doubtless BE- reso,ted t.
BY pc1soua Who have bukncss Of tn4s rstnfe To
trana&cts and Who know the convenience qf dolns
agent. Flo rrftra With perul1xs1op. 10 the Hoa,
Y. l. Palmer. OF Milwaukee, Wiz: the bon 4. B,
Alden, Of Forags CITY, Hls-; ine Hon v. D.
Hon. c5rus Adrich. ex-M. G., Of Minneapolis,
, 1870-01-24
BOARDING AHD LODGING.

HIDHDGE 4OUAE, CORNER OF ErATE AND
~ Van Sescu Att,-Eurl lIahtd yon,na with baard for
families O. stn1s Eeatiemso; Jsa. a1eomg 7dstQ dly
, 1870-01-24
Peabody 0bSoquAess

PuKELAND, Nc, Jan. z1-Atmtral Far.aRat H.
Ftved 70 day, 10 take ohlrke Of the nassl portion
OF tie Peabody obseq1ie4- The monitors HtAnso.
neTs! 0ee< Is expected uexf ueet. General a. a.
Huat 1osuoef Chlef Of Artillery Army Of tho Polo
DAc, has been ordered hero to Represent tna Aruy.
, 1870-01-24
vool-GroxglnK In Wisconsin.

From fhx Aadson Journal ign, 10.
The following IL statement OF the number OF
sheep aud lanbd and value thereof In the keYerpI
courtfea and Congressional Districts or the State
Of WnconstD, al appears from tho ahsTacs Of
ent rolls n the report OF the Secretary Of
Stata 1or the yeAt 1865:
, 1870-01-24

Ii n&iouuds everybody thaE q col.
oriets, cloEdlesi duid, like eprlng water, should
ha!f. Yet Eottls- "Pnhlon'a Tlinlla or Salvauoa
for the Hatr"i i7st such a nuld, as unptd and 4,
ata.nle:e,-set It fsr e8cels every other dsa or
colorsnS liquid ever lloED, In IMpa1iinX ricn
AEadeA Of color 10 ErAy h0tr,
, 1870-01-24

bl0a.oEirE for the grave too eA1ly. More espec-
lAfy women feel tns so1ctiou, and It Ia eFea =
greater defnEm.ty to them .thau 10 men. AJerT
Hair Eigor temorca 1t and restores the hair Bouc.
utnet. bot tta original color always.
RouEh-skln made sm Goth By usIuK
HaZxrd Co, New Yurt -
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

So Rnsfdfpus arc tho first Apprnachs
e. Of consumption that thousaada reEaIa uncon-
ecious OF It's ptesepce Until it has brought them TO
re verge o! the grave. An immediate resort to
DE- D. James EIpecrorant, UPON the rrst sp ,esr-
arce OF the c=1Rh, pam or soreness OF the tnroat
or caeHt, would yerJ generally preclude tt:a re-.
Rult. o., IN casa The synptoma indicate the pres
eCce OF latent eonsuN Noror, would tecd to sQodue
the violence OF the d1ease, aud thus materially
asE1t in pru!ocg1cg the lite ot the patient. U-e
tha ETptctorant. therefore, when you take cold,
and thusspt tho necesstJ for its use IN more
dangerous complaints. Sold every where.
, 1870-01-24
MARRIED

HUpIH-BEAL-At tbs, UntversaIist Church
ro!tfmouth y. a. on the 18th tnst By tho Rev a. j
FAttefson Of Bostt1 Hlah1snJs Aasf a.asted b. III
Rev: e. y. Dtckpeu. OF Porsmouth. N. r., Kabert 4
Andtt q this dtJ. to MirA Li1Iie Melche1, Of tht
fc5Ene1 place. "
, 1870-01-24

CHATTEl MORTGAGE SALE
OF TIE
Furniture and E1ees Il Boarding Hsuse Of
II reous, Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Ma-
thlne, cfoekery and Glassware, Parlsr
and Geek Stores, and other Effects,
,. On The Pre1aIse4. Il3 AlehIsa14r,.
WITHOUT HGEERvE
RDWARD 7, THOMAS Al CA
AotfoneS{A III W. n HiasI.e1.,
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DIED.
AUCTION SALES,

,M1ERs-Ia this city. 8CroaE morntcs. Jan. .,
Mvtrl
Funeral announced In tomorroWsrape1
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CITY REAL MTATH FOE BALE

Fqa sALx-BY 1nos AYREs. hEAL KsTATi
fees % M Isssss * ns.9 Jsiss,ou. Only s.a p
tlt lS,ee sey sE.st sesssse on oh'ease .v. e.st
e sa,eaFy .aa b..snt efsk .ss5asns :ssa T. front
wss:;ssss s.: -; II
- = s. 81 3SSi Ssit, IL
S z - sa e IL =, &c.
Do<k %, sSaIId eosn.r oi aoatS sssneS nd a,isai
WHrH..- bes xeen Le.vilt and oskley. S >ats.
fresss nssf 9ssG aslaas as.,t.' = fa :tnsa AZ
N,Ie;.ss. NWsSe.;.hss. ns.r T.sstz zaftS.t. nsta szz
:. 4: s:;:$ i 4s s$ &: 4:
gs,s: ,ss5Fasx biSsi 4 ME- I'Es e.. g.. R0oa
f Kis9is.s KSfis:Ss.s fsis:; IF ! x;:sIastsa IT,
@ .1 i9s T., KtsME!s.at. q nt.x ol4,E
E::i;s:;:: ss::$ { :$:ss ~
ms sss 9ss:s SssSs: :sS Il: 4 =, sests pssssst
s7s Hnabasdst. near Noble &. APp.J eu psetnlses
.tssas s[H ss
apsss s.d e: s,ss s aas assps.a @ ss
.tssy tE.ne ssa.e. bTief ioqaa. a.asn. i naoseTa
ktss = 1ssa.s sis1sss Ksss
5d3 iE.1s ssa'e 10 Eeess w.tsf I'd g..
Re e fEss:, as:i hssa a's4 a;sss sxz
Ss,. sAIFTaRIE 4 4 555Ii 81 F77aE
H. e Il z'l1 III
T1OR S3EN1T H3EC1T1 nv 0.T~
, 1870-01-24
McVICKER'S THEATRE,

McVICKERsS THEATRE.
Enkascnrnt O. The famous character comedian 10. one
week cnly.
III r. i. *. e NJ Nj f II
Who has GRATED perfect frore IN ere+y city In which
be has apreafed. IN his new and orkns ehsraeser 81
Fritz Fan Gondenblinkclbtoffen,
In Chastea Gaylets entirely new COMIC sKHsAT1oN
dr.ms IN three sets, enst]cd
f. r /
Our Cousin German,
In which Mr. KAAET, a. newly arrived emtrrsnt
win Introduce
Songs, Dances, and Characteristic Scenes.
Dot CretIan Pend,
Captaln Schmidt,
Polona Sausage Poy,
Gslkips dat ProadHay Down,
The Month Hxrmoaleon,
Oh, Schneider, How fou Vast
All of which LIE greeted with The
"fIdeag Demonatr tiuns Of DELIGHT.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
~ Secure yorx seats and avoid tie crowd
, 1870-01-24

SoQN Tor the P0oK o1 RoaGo0.
Bosrox, Jxu. 9&-A1aaSaments an mAe fof
supplSlcG tho poor 1ii1 eoup At tho cityB az.
pctAe, commencing on Monday next
, 1870-01-24
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOB BALE

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOB BALE
FOB sALg-FARN-oR TO BE ExoH ANoEp
pf ely ~ .eres os GOOD eultt.
fEptoveMenta, bot few miles from Aonee, tho III
Cent? r R. Tho farm viii be rented to = rood psrty
on a6tTal tcfua- ltQplre Of KNAuER b BRO Roaaa
Uhlseh's Bisek, Of North Oak md No.th W.
tersts.
F9R sAlE-A FINE FARM or AROurl 10 ACRES
~ ek = to depnt At PAiatne, Cock County ~. aut
AYEKs & co Room Il Major block
Tor sA.E-1Wo FARMS OF % AND TWO Of
10 ssIts ctrh, al under cult A!on 50 miles south
weat q GhieaEo, payments on long time. and Ill from
sr0n: Z bsysF' 9Th; Pr,ees ~ md ss5 per asse.
ohleaxe, or GoRHAA & WRIGHT, Odell. Ill
Tor sALE-se. ACRRs IN BUTLER COUNTY,
1toEa. ssc Loo oGt acres land and farm IN Horth
Jso. q. Nl0HoLsoA.lG lGs Asdil.nst.
ITO REsT-Fon ONE OF MORE YEARS. Al
j. Improved farm II between leo and 40 ac1eV. Is
tlss t1on 0hlcasu, railroad, with GOOD butdnga,
Sc From 10 10 Is dsl1 coz. ran X with ieas4 Viii
rsnt On shsse Ct fer ca1h- HUBBARD & JAUkSDN,
LII Dearborn a.
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AU6 K0AH@&Y EUN1x6Ke
Au1usI. Ne, jan 41-Tae Iett1l1.u9e has
votsd 10 ATTEND the funeral Of George Peahody oo
the srr4rAl of tha teN1lna At Portland.
, 1870-01-24

1otA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ill, ,28
KbcifICLA11oM.
First Congressional District. .92p, ,657
Second Congressional District. .96l,1u
Third Corkfessionsl DlatI4ct. ..1S5,Ta5
fourth Congressional nstl1ct. .71A.ea3
F1fth CoDFres Lonsl DiE1rfot. .1s2.xso
Sixth CONVERSATIONAL D4ukt. .l1a,45a
ARVfefaea. I fn6 s44 A.
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BY J. a. CHAMBERS b CO.
BANKRUPT SALE
Wholesale Stock Of Wines and Liquors,
tBcsonktnk to Ft.te. W.d4f Ca)
AT 1873 LAKE-6T.,
0n TUESDAY, Jan. rs. It 10 o'cIocu, a. m.
Tie stock intin41 Kentucky Wfiskeys, Domestic
MnhfeJR- Bfl1ties. tiin1. Hu1n1 TahiIe ind Qisret
Wines. &C. &c. III Of rood quality. Tho e2od9 hayc
~ been purchased thrn months. ast In good order
and will be sold u ostnA pae11ge9 u fa{ - possbi
md II quantities 70 aoft the t11de.
At = o'clock. R4 alto be sold Horses Open HaxxT
J. LOCKWOOD, Anieaee.
}, B. CHAMBERS & CO.. A1ettonee1p.
By D. LONG d Co.
Regular Wednesdays Salo
OF FURA1TURR x1d HOUSEHOLD GOODS. con-
kattSE o4 PAIloE Stts In Stpc and Green KepF ana
HAH Cloth. Chamber Sct1 IN Back WAnu. and Cbes.
nut BrreAns, Wish StAnd&. Centre Tables, OATptts
lT1ukes. Ml1otr. cEoekery, Glassware atovos, &c.
0 y tn4 r4stsEer, Aod Iron aafet, at auetiop an
WEDNESDAY. .laouAH - ~ 10 O'Clock i m, It or
b. LONG 4 CO.
AoctsonserA nd Earattefe Oea1ers.
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FARWELL HALL,

OLE BULL respectfully anneuuces oce grand eouce7t
SATURDAY EVENING, Jan 20. 1Sz0.
Aaststsd by the following artists. Mss HATTIE SAT-.
rOhU. tnc farettte soprano: Iii, WM. MACEDONIA LD
:n:ata Fi,nitt INC rsnroser Ihi. a ID tbe Only
departure fat California fN W LII
Admt.icr. 81 reseTved eeAts II cents extra Bale Of
1e4ss Wftl sonusE on Wednesday morning. N III
It kauess. Pan9 Rooms tCro.b,s Opcra Honsol, nd
4 tEs oase q the ball on tie morrns o the concert
Docya open 1t o'clock: commence A{ 8 o'c|cet
A hill. Hnbfneaa a1nrn
, 1870-01-24
AMUSEMENTR.
CROSBF'8 OPERA H0USE.
y. HEaa L 0O..-,..,.,-.....,... tfea sesr
u. .EtzSo AsuA1e

TnTffF III fLQTrA the t3iri that Neber NJ,
X}NN Q Born. W"
1~., 10TTA ~ ~tho W1ekcdess Gtrt~
vVW X} Lo1TA in Ka4ence Of Old vireinny.
NanKRT L01rA In Banjs Halo.
VllUllyaL L9TrA In "Lors Among shs
WHh tbs lAME&HE CAST md MIA ssfr1 vzn,r.nr5r-.
, 1870-01-24
MACHINERY,
LOST AND FOUND,

II nne 10TH Of c1osa: e1d cnsn1ei1ed bi.rt sn,ts
ea Mttd wQ BE- paId fo1 tha leturr oI sstd ra - 1s
"aehtnkton4t GEO. AILLlR 1 |-1 A. A'o
r .OsT-BRTWTRN rs QI1RE-sT On " ~
\ sea1 poeketboek eantatin1 sou,
ns1tahJ rewszded BY le11tnS It at 81 Hoath Tst1ne %
,ost1OI sgnpAY. A BLAOK afLK S1s8 m.
M ltn - 40 "snsaosr. and fpeeive ht9ai r.
,qsf..NRAR TIE OGRNKH or STATE 1rn
49,. poxttacnnaia eootainins .,,, ~
by leaving It 4 s6o fubuaa pf5rc ~ Eerxfaed
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Duc notice WIN be gfFen Of tie Production Of
PEPIN A.

lfirst dlao tn CheuEoA entirely new md o1Ikiu
drama Ct efg Me, written expressly for A4s Loits by
=. aAit Jaeoon, Ekq. abouudinZ IN Incidents Of 1
and a2psoprase mountnks thenukhout toFrtaas viii
e9 q undenable win cooduce 70 N seecpts.
bic iailpduttlnu OF a trnly rakrto{aop1 play,
fyTBER NOVELTfEH m pREPA X arfnx
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Eood phturc, bot bec1a1e they xfe upaueSrionahl
1s 90 come .e,su SoT 70 ano1 5oa mne opinion
rat hare rota!nE 70 saJ o1 canc.pa - mct
act because think hare ano n Jon thss \.
aese noi q Fec lat Il g. psDs9 sa
animated, ald made iupsrlAnt BY human vii ant
enouor, hope aad fear; prsde and mosstnzuon
/. Iimpead The dance II thing Of vaut.y ank
Pride Tho daroe Is essentially IN exn1biuou-s
spectacle. There arc TWO ssys By @nlcn h oes
ho q = sap q
coupllinment IN the art But snaI 70
qu!res ensr, and ls not within reach
s Dssoe s,e ss - f Il i Heinz Msaa rve4!; en;
II that polLs Il naturally not Fe,y po Kerful.
The other uo1e Il The style and cost Of dress
aEd nothing no1t. sd Ia % sress u,an, n iss psopa
naTe pl:nt5 Ct noae1t the rtalsJ there Is naeuial-
tbs feature os tie sub,.c. horerk, ao.. M.
Fl Is hishest illustration Of osdInar1' nocssons
asS doa nast i Tnit fot eone nncounon crcut; ~
popular occasions Of ulspuj. Tar; 1s .,,oa oa
dld carriages scosn 'ht pAvement4 and hnnsn
Jewels, and tpeDd8 fortunes on itAeif Ia tos nj.
Eans q charity, while the eezRar1 atlIl leg, and
@ .cs PSeE 20 M Gsi roeteE: 7aa tas s3,a grow co:deI.
think Of the tncn!te bur,esque If ehrsstenins TtS
s 1ase 81 ann.a q .se sgn
h'hits upon her peEtoa apparel and go!d 1ad je F.
e9 eaoo2n TO buy noor ahd fnei .fos 4 month for
Do not underttAnd me a. ooodeun.pV
The mere expenditure OF money; On tne conuAty,
vpcld commend It, IN tbs 1oSence OF actual Cd u.
give away hh money, OF cousao 1t IL Z GOOD thing
for the great crowd Of wortlnR people, 10 have
hin: seend II freely. Aud 10 there falls 4ronad
the tAuta Of poorer people = Lutte uAnns, eveu
ffnu tbese luminous clouds OF profsue display.
Bot there Il no use Of talking aho7t the pa.re
expendlfu5s, becHule IN The cxse bt1ore us there
Ii no ancn thirg a. mere ezpendlture. The eI-
Do ytu read the elaborate descriptions OF toilets
~hIcA tusJ correspondents pubiisn Rltes every
Krtxf PARTY anJWhere Ia this coontrJ Nov these
men Nlle, ptttn2t<, to rnste the pRpcI1 aeu, a5d
70 90 THIS they rudy the porutar ikstd Vast
th5n ocss Mladteete when xepot1cH 1t1te ou. IN
9n!l, bold lett<ts the name Of scorea OF American
adA3s and proceed to deacf1be their dre7I tut-
would Judge frou these sccoun,a tlat ali tho
nrper cazsses Of American soc,ety had gone into
the show hu1iEcsA Tna xpectator1 aFr Genre.
neu the exhibitors nre taa dAnctus mHStef. tie
Jewtlltr, the dfeksnAief, aud the na1.
dree1er; the cIn1hrtio1-Muth while
Be-, you Eiu tel ms sas insse ernibou. Of 4sat VT
caniess ne t1pta oi Joar rerairE- i Is trae.
We tad only short ume ;E:ncs IN accouut o. I
bnpttnr IN New York. where , child Of I few
m6nIn1 old tstucd c4rts Of iurltatton, and nAd II
ht1 chftgteuDE splerdto ar11J OF wealth md
be1uty, or courke rne correspondent wrote It npt
ana z1yp the uEuu acceuut IN detail OF The 9n!en-
tfId exhibition The cocssct1tton of child IN
holy .epuam 10 that Jtans Who W1s born ID
nasetr, and Nho IN his E:As71e lle had not WaeTo
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-09-07

An INcIDENT.-An agonization incident
of social life full of warning and instruction
for young men is reported as OF recent occur
ence in Nashville, Tenn. There are frequent
fashionable parties in Nashville and it was
at one of these gatherings that a handsome
and happy young man stood by the side ola
stylish lady dressed elegantly in lavender
and rose, and with gold powdered hair flow
ing felicitiously down over her Junonine
neck. 1t was warm evening, and the youth
rashly proposed stepping out of the heated
room and the glazing lights to the umbrage-
Gus GOODNESS of an arbor close at hand. They
did SO, and found it delightful place, and
there they sat mid breath of roses, while
strains of music rose and fell to the ripping
murmur of the marble fountain. The
hours flew by on golden wings--about three
ofthem- -and, after such extended absence,
the couple returned to the brilliantly-lighted
parlors The lady passed on in the dance,
but the young man-and here comes the
warning-was stunned by his next neigh
Dor informing him that around his neck and
coat collar was the unmistakable print of
two arms in chalk and diamond dust, on
one shoulder nice little heap of yellow
powder, on his upper lip and cheeks dia-
mond dust, bloom of youth, and yellow
powder in a general mixture. Fancy that
young mans feelings. The moral for the
instruction of young men is this: Garry
whisk brooms in your pockets, and after
long and interesting tete-a-tetes with young
ladies of the period, just "get right up and
dust"
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-09-07
CHOLERA.

The following letter is from Mr.. Woodward,
OF St. Louis, to ]. N. Harris, Esq, of New Lon
don, Conn. Mr.. W. is gentleman of high re-
spectability, and during the prevalence of the
cholera in st. Louis, watched the result Of the
application of the Pain Killer for this disease,
and his testimony can be relied upon with the
utmost confidence:
DEAR SIR You recollect when saw you in
January last, my expressing to you my most
sanguine expectations that DAVIS PAIN KILL
Err would have tremendous sale in the west
this season, and my anticipations have been
mere than realized, and the testimony OF thous-
ands who have used it has been that they would
not be willing to go to bed at night without it
in the house. Ha.
On the appearance of the cholera in this city,
such was the confidence in the Pain Killer as a
remedy, that many who purchased 1t remarked
to me that they had no fears or dread OF the
cholera as long as they had the Pain Killer by
them. and hundreds took it daily as preycnta.
tive, for no person can have arrangement OF
the bowels or diarrhGa if this use this medicine.
This was the security and confidence of hun
dreds acquainted with it, and when their friends
were attacked with the cholera they would ad-
minister the remedy in large quantities, and in
every case when it has been taken in any of the
first stages of this disease, it has proved sue
cessful. d - asl4s
consider it an infallible remedy. have not
hoard of any individual in amy family who nsedt
the Pain Killer when attacked but speedily re-
covered.
The clerk informed me that he administered
it to persons when cold or in the cramps, and it
gave Immediate relief, but still it should be
given quickly, for when the discharge of I" rice
water" has begun, the hope of life has fed.
Should this disease make its appearance among
you as in all probability it will, be not alarmed;
you and all others there have the remedy, and 1
am confident if the Pain Killer is used, not
single death by cholera will occur in your city.
Respectfully yours, ..,-i..-g
~ The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in
Family Medicines aug 25-d&w1m
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-09-07
ANtskln Stanhath
More Kuklux Lies Exposed.

In the Sentinel of the 26th inst, l see the
following statement made, which suppose
to be one of the basest lies that has ever en-
anated from the King of the KEs!.isss
1T seems, as we learn from parties WIZ .Io
were watching them at the time, tna1 :.ie
said Lieutenant raised his coat-tail, anu WIN
his own pistol shot through 1t, ana at ONE
four or FIVE shots were fired, and exciama-
tions made as if they were shooting at lhe
marty who shot the Lieutenant:
Now. we know that old Joes pen cannoI
Islander ANYBODY, and that decent man
shnnid not stoop to notice anything that a
man inst out of Jail might publish; put io n
for some one not so well acquainted with
hin minht, amid his doubts, believe tne
above statement, / deem it due to mysen, as
well as the public, to make true statement
of what did occur at the time and place re-
tcrred to in the above statement. w,
7 was at a Kuklux meeting at the Var
boro' House, on Thursday night, ana az 'ns
time that Robbins was speaking proPoseo
three cheers for Gov. Holden and Col. hirk:
Snmetime afterwards, passed up the street
~ Martin. and turned west, and when pc
tween Salisbury and Mcdowell, and while
in the lipht of the lamp, was fired on by
three coWardly Kuklux who were seen 10
follow me. and who had been heard to say,
on Fayetteville Street, "There he goes,
"That is the man." and the same men were
also heard to saw on Fayetteville Street, at
the crowd assembled, when proposed three
cheers. "Wonder what id man that IS
hallooing for Holden and Kirk" Al inc
firing of the pistols at me, l halted anu Id
turned four shots in the direction suPposoSa
they were, after which they eitner oiSP'i''u
or conoealed Themselves.
A(Ier saw h. false statement referred 70
in f1ie Sentinel, l ;-amediately went to the
boul, of the par;ie.. alluded to as being the
4.aIAers informant, and asked for written
~ Cement of " hat they Jaw during the firing
aud It was at once stated that nothing wa
seen but about one flash from my pistol ate
several shots were fired. They hearing tn
firing had come from the passage to tn
front of the house Just at that time. TIN
parties referred to, denied giving any lntor
nation to the Sentinel in the matter, ant
authorized me to make this correction. Now
Sentinel, give you to understand that you
are a notorious liar, and the truth is not Il
YOU. If you or any of your Kuklux friend
wish fight why do you not come out II
open daylight, like white man or freeman
Give me the same number of arms and II
fight any three you can pick out, you in tn
bunch. do not mean this as challenge
but take it so if you wish. l am a law
abiding man neither KukluX nor traitor
but true Republican now aud forever, ane
will do my duty as a soldier while unde
Gov. Holden and Col Kirk. Let us clos
BY singing that good old verse:
"We will hurl the rebel crew
From the land we love best,
Shouting the battle cry OF freedom.
W. H. DEAvER.
August 31st, 1870.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-09-07

WHILE THE air is yet thick with rumors,
ordinations and recriminations concerning
local political troubles in North Carolina,
comes proclamation from the Governor of
Kentucky very similar in tone to that which
emanated from the Executive of the Old
North State previous to the sending of KIRK
to Alamance. Governor STEVENSON announ-
ces that lawlessness has manifested itself in
Woodford County, He warns the evil
doors to deslst, makes an appeal to the law,
abiding, and denounces "mob violence" in
fitting terms. Thus far the cases of North
Carolina and Kentucky are analogous In
other points they differ widely; Kentucky is
an overwhelmingly Democratic State; Gov
ernor STEVENSON has no need of making
political capital for himself as, it is alleged,
Governor HOLDEN did. If counties in Ken
lucky are setting the laws at defiance to an
extent calling for Gubernatorial interference,
may not similar condition of affairs have
existed in the State of North Carolina
Phil. Enquirer. .'.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-09-07
" A srANnaRn, jsnMrnx ),

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The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-09-07
9TH DIsTRIcT.--The following is the offic-
ial Congressional vote for this District:
Leach's majority,

WHEAT AND FLOUR BY RAIL FROM CALI
FoRNIA.-A train of ten cars loaded with
about hundred tons of Chicago wheat and
Marysville flour left Sacramento on the 18th
for New York. 1t was the first shipment
of the kind by rail, and was made in the
hope that it would be the beginning of a
large trade The freight charge is $1S per
ton, or less than ceot q pound, and at that
figure there are often occasions when wheat
might be profitably sent to the Atlantic coast.
Sailing vessels now demand $15 or more to
take wheat to New York, and require five
months to do it in. The cars could take the
grain in bulk, and would is there were a
large trade. The saving on the sacks would
be more than 81 per ton. r HE