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Rotbwetr eiaer Mutter. ~ gu Durborn
In England. fan0 Dor Rurjsua Elm beraerfensmertber
GriminaIpro5eb TAFT. Dor @eri6t ffan0 as Sc.
fon9ene cine 81 Sabre aIte 6rau, Nautens Bridget
.SS-6en @sri1tsossaer georse gaisp erfdIoeen 3u
baden. Der Ueritorbene sing mad Der Mobnung
Oes Mannes Der Mngeflagten. uu1 tuegen riidftdnoi.
ger Mietbe ou pfdnoen. Ct fano bnrt nid]ts. mas
bes Rfdnoens uertb selDeien mare, auber elmer Bie.
&c. Oiele tpolte Ct nehmen. frau utcSntire oet9.
te i'm, baB ibr franfes Rino barin lieee unb fe niHt
erlouben ueroe, oaB er bic Wiese nebue. Ct TON.
ne fonit nebmen. mas ct poqe. nur bic Wie9e ni4t.
Gs tom Jul einem Idarfen Wertsefe9t = Der Beam.
te brotte uno Hu9te. Die 6rau i~anln1erte uno ipeinte.
Gnoli4 entl4loB er fh. nit Dem Beilsanoe ieiner ans
neitnoen @ebulfen Die Sade fur3 3u MAIDEN /; Ct
teineul an Der fbire tuartenoen @ebllfen. Dar rib
Die Gebulo Der Sridnoerin unb @eorse 0aiep wurs
be 5u fetnen Snaoen eepabr. mas cine Wutter tbun
Tam, tuenn Tel Der Gtebe gu tbrem Sdugling grau=
lam sef0rt wiro. Sic ersriff elm Nuoelbola, feel
banit iber ben unbe6adtiamen @eri4tsbeamten BET.
uno ssrl4l.e NOD gun, Nbl9ieos einsn iroenen 9rae
fe binaus, iein @eii9t mar nit Blut beoedt, uno als
CT su 2anie antan!, lestee Ct f& 81 Bette uno farb
mad Werlouf bon feds Sagen. Die 6rau puroe
natirlih perbaftet uno bes Sooti6laes aneetlaet;
aber Der HiAter nabu, ih ibrer an. Ser Weritor-
Ssns. tiasts e., gbatte MIDI msbt Hedt, Der Jrau
Mie9e inter benz Rinbe ue9Bunebmen. Was Sc.
rnano gerobe 8ebraudt. fann ibm ni1t 8enommen
tperoen, unb tpenn Der Beamte Is bennod tbut uno
babel @eualt anrpenoet. bari ibr perninftige Sc.
eenuebr entee9en9eiebt merben. Die Grau 5otte
teine 9r6Bere 8etpalt oneepanbt, aIs unter ben l1ms
fdnben 3u entinuloieen mar" Als oarauf bic SUE
~ nod ben 9batiaden Die Mnseflaste oes Soot.
f@Iaes fir fdulbig erfldrte. fes aber Der &naoe oes
@erints eulpfabl. CAB bies iein urtbeil oabin ab,
bob Die Mnestlaete 5uei Mednner iinoen iole, bic
I'D i'm 8etra9e BON ie SDan3ig pfuno far ibr gutes
Betragen perbireen Diroen. Sieie fanoen fiA auf
oer Siele. uno Die An9etlagte 9ins ibres Weges.
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Mper'S Uieber>peilmittcl,

0ir Sieber unit 1aue. Wt4felReber. 3altes Weber. Wsniif'
tireupes 8ieber. Dumb aeue, HntObii&ss cser 0il'Sies
8ieber. n. 10 unb ~itertaupt fir aue Sransheiten,
nel1e aus miasmatif4tn @ifttn coer Den 8lf'
tieen 4usbaufunsen Der elmpfe ~ %
entfprin8en. 3 Hd ~
aie f6en fem Mame fact beiIt Il mnt swar inter anen llmaansen.
"a e. neeer III fenif, Gbinin. 8isuuit, 8ut, I'd traenb zine anotre mt
neralfhe pter atfhae Gutfans entbdlt. 70 f&aeet IS fetntm paftentsn.
Die 3abl np eeseutuns Der xarsn., BITE g IN een R;eereeasafsn ssr.Ttt
lodtn R& niHt berenaen unt fsten pbne Deiipfel tn Der Vtint6ie ger Ute
b.rbeimithl Ia. infer Stol, IA bsfrtebiat rur6 bic nteien e'niaafensen
8euanidt ron %scnfdnrissr Seiluna In ~bartnddieea Sapen, no QUE aHet-
rem Wittet bic gDirtuna perfebt batten.
Mi6t ouiimatiRrtt perirren. mel&e In Btebersssenten nstntn. oesr
btkiben bertifen. fnben tn rem atebtrheiimtttel etnen sous &C.
sn bic b6ien GinHiHe mem fe e. tdsli& nstnsr.
Nir QeberIetben. melne aus Der Gti6tanura FER ferer entiprtn-
gen. IL 20 sn ausss,siaastes ytttd. inseni % tie Ssttr 81 sefunstr aea.
tiafett aufreist Ha .a
Har BiIt5f mar elm q IA fetten IA es rim Q rsasu6ss Nfh-
tel unt Bat siele 5etluneeu t~ewerifeutst NO anetrs Nrjnstsn rtfturss'
teS bltsben. fa gra5H
Brsis. per Blafte.
Dr. ). 6. Mper u. Co.. 2o,pen. Waf
praitfAsn us analitfhen stenttsrn.
SAD Broun. 8rud u. Co..
gDtcfelte-N ssntsn golumbus. Stts.
III SIN Afetaserfauf In alien Npeitefen ~ tatea.
M1ra Is. 1870. a.8 BIZ Samf. 10 dneW
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eineinnati. % g1ropn n 90. eupaboaa aans. Or 3 = 6eatb
Dapton. 3 Q 4ips u. 60. Rsuepue. SObn M yReber.
Springfield. IS 9 elarfe. e~biueotbe. q Q eddfr.
gounestoun. % Bitter. saeD eonbOn, 8 y 9slestHe.
gRansHeIe. 8 % 2Dasnes. eirfleviae. s, nan SCRIBE.
Afrpn. 81 &Beber. Rotfsmout5 .Ap ,Rrider.
fel.to. 8 pom gfefFasb. gaaipDlis. So 8 bapwarb.
antasee. Sohnion u. Comp. Sronfon. 8 sdaw.
eanton. 8 Riber, et.nbenpiue, 8 0rsafea.
oaree. ) D 6oeeruaann. Morietta, s 8ohl.
peyefountain, R q Dswicu. Rentpu. 8 Briee.
Iavspiue. Z 3 s8iliens. gep SsiIaeelpsia. n gesutas.
darlington. Maperu oienttaI5remont, M R5lbIe.
@alicn. 8 DeiIer. afblaub. 6 8 eee.
Waffnpn. q RnobIc&. NNlan, q D5rr
Deuin8ton, R q @oDbpfn. eomtusfp, s ueeRefyep.
sSslbo. o eomuan. ttppers anbnsts, g 81 SOlnes.
Dusprus. @ecfa Drnnennirtt Berea, u 6 allen
Grshtine, sampert. Bonner 4. 9BapnssSuss aev q Gronewitt
goRsr. eesiue. s q Mattefou.
Etuia. 2 Smroper. Ncrrat. 8 6nmhel.
Van XBerfs DIG Brpu1.> Defiance 5 M Dreiiento, fer,
0iqua. ) ektft6. BlpmUutb. 3 o STREET.
Nsapatonetto. Us Srtb. 0imapiue, 5 80 g1aQ.
Werart, . 3 Nepins 2DoOfer. 8 8 Carrie.
eoutUnpile. s eeabcrn. eiurta, 9 Dpnnina.
GAINESVILLE. - Us Deaeo6. Nonroepiue. % Seller.
eoneaaer. 8 3 8auer. 9fFin. q @a6monn.
Nsdrren. 9 y Dude. &a 6ofcria, s Ratlheim.
gepaba. SO s8inbif@, S~ippeeanoe, q gR einf.
aea. " " league. ct Marps. q % etearus.
Neenten fir GlepeIanb.
80 &'auie. Q. RSmer unb aR. @eisbartb.
aseut fr GoIumtus. Cbo, 80"
Morris Waper.
so. 23e eip, 5o5Fraee.
Uedi II. '65. M.
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- MDer's
e (airf@en. ernnmttter)
aur
6eHans BON Rransseitsn hes 6alies nnS Der snnsea' ~'e
6ufeu, GrtiltnHe. Heu@buRen. Rrondbttts, @ns'
81 ~briaiafeit unb Observation-Disclosures.

snabrfbetnftn hat Id ue ,usur cine Ar,nti In 70 aussesetntenn gease
SoS 1ertrcuen Ter Ntn5den errsrben. nte bteies aussessthnete Wttel
FIR 8ruR ehen. Tur& cine lanse geibe yon Sahr.n unb utter ben met
nm NRsnfMsnroFeu IN q bSber unb tSber In Der M&uns etfiesen, ftbtf.
lee e beIannt pewcrben In. Gein slsi&fSrmtesr StaIaetsr UNI ielne
In Ser 6ei(uua Der rerfhiebenen Dale ub Quneenlsieen bd'
Sen linn ben Muf zines i~aseridfFaen eefdasers sssen tiltben etnestra..
Gen. @dbrens q fur lite mifberen gsrmsn Der 9ran5bsti saNsae ~ aae
SsitR 4nbern aeaeten werben fam, IL 20 Al 9lei6er 5ett oas ptrtlamVe
aRittel aeasn BE eGmintlu&t tn itren erasn Staetsn une Green ne &C.
an pifsH6e anfaas son paisbrau [Grsusl frute q tets I'M 2iufe a.
Salten msrOen ae IA aa. msnamal az Duasns sas, SSaas sin 's''sa i0u-
Z Die Qunatn I'd % tn btu d I rrb fur en uneetrarss ueoel gsoal'
ten. uns trd fans skle Safe pursefsmmea tn relden Yertonsn. es an
fijer Rranl6.it ,u leioen fhieuen, tur& fs .Gttrru Yeetpral" sebst!t
morben tint ue TIRE gefanst.tt %sonadasiis ws.sss , ,r.an grs !. g. Ss soa,
tos Tim ieftf Ste tdrtnddif Zen rtt&en naden. N1enn nttts Anetres
fe errei&en isnnte, mueten fe hem sGberrp Ysshral" na&8ebsn uno YET
j&winten.
Far Sanaer uub q etme { III Is BON srpser aDtrfnns..
Gnebfdftsen sewdtrt e srpee Grlet&ttrnns une tuf'rt ne OF
sduLi&. u.
raj In heinen Tpien tdufe ninmt.
eeine sutsa Gisen fdaftea ans 70 ne.men tsiannt. hs wr lttne 5eus-
niTe III strS fentli&en cher nebr as bs ge.F&eruns au ss0sn sranUea'
sas bic Wsrslee seHelben fets bieielben fnb.
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Mi6tig fit 9amen
@rinblider uno Iei9t fablider
u uferrfdt Inn 2ufdnpfSeu erfhei,

Bon 6rn. RpsIer 1T mir bic General Maentur feiner BON
fur ben Staat Ottr. u~bsrtraeen wurben. Di.l.
Rcbeae BADEN it'd as bic beften ~erpieien, Bic tts iett In, @e.
werbsn felt ttrer grfnbuns aasemsin ansepanbt. Das Sp.
item. monaco BE 8uihnsibeiunt III e~rlernen, 1T febr einfah
unb Tam eaeVan3e tn febr furaer 9eit srnnblid aelernt wer.
ben. lebtelsnteen. mslds Hh eesbalo hermit sertraut ma.
den ruoqen, labe i'd elm, in netnem 6aule sor,ufpreden. mo-
nnterriht barin ertbetIt ipirb. Mu1 perbe ih hfn
tur fur oisis yfcesas Der 8uidneibsfunf nbsrnebmen norsn.
IT'D an mid n snpen.
Carl Gelbam,
ele'SrHfrase, nats tti benz Gits gart.
Suit a. 3ni tr lin
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MuBerorbentlt6 biQtge
@tiefcl unb S1ube
0ans ueuer 0prratb ~

Sam nener Nprratb ]!
Sbower unb Bruber baben eben ben sr5sten, benen unb
ippblfeiI1en gprratb pom Gtiefeln nnb Shuten erbalten, Der
female In bteTser Gtabt gum Derfauf aus9eboten tpprben III.
Dtele Daaren wurbeu su ganit. Ore lien ssfauft uno perbtn
biQi9er perfauft iuerben.
ale female SGube unb StieftI t!er sertauft wurben. Spredt
bet uns Dor unb btFntiat bteie uunbertar tiatsen Waarsn
Dielelten f0nnen In Besu8 ouf feEea
faeon, Mualitdt nnD pauerbaftiskeit
ntdt lbertrpftn merben.
G@ube unb Stiefel tuerben auf geReluns sema&t.
Gebt In ben Store gum
.Nptben &ttefeI,S
30. 81 Rorb. 6udfrabe, grluubus, Obtp.
Sboter u. Brit.
Wtdr1 l9. 3ut tp Int 10
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.Biuiae Varnen III perfdufen.

Bu ~Strfaufen, biais, inter fttr a%nnetmbaren Debineunstn:
1870 Mder 0anb an Der NaticnalfraSe, 1lX NRetlen peffli4
BON @plumbus, In Der Ndbe elmer itnen tpaHienbtn btuti1en
AnHeblune, entrrtbtr 3%ulammtn, pber In fleinen Stlfen
(nitt unter % Adern.)
Der 8pben III gut. unb aue Deutfben, bic Fd btGtse 9eim.
fdtten Fdern molten, f6nnen ibr geIb niht better anlesfn,
as wenn He tttfe Gelssenbeit benuben unb f1 cine ibren
gltteln entipreaenbe Hetntre Obsr sroBere Garna aum Antauf
ausluhen.
Sd Bin ~beauftrast sut.s stabt- eis.ntsum In aaufa aa>
3unebuen.
Otto Oreiel.
Mbsptat unb Nsent bee Gtsentbdmers, Office Nr. 27
Dec 29-3nt twap Sub.6ptfraBe gplumbus, ..
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Sin neue5 9eilmitte
rGberrD Nectpral 9rpcbes"
9eeert Grrdftung, Suiien. rauben gals unb 2uftr6b.
rem. Gnt3inbung. Nihts 10 out. nidts 10 a1s
genebn, ni9t 10 i4nelbeiIeno!
Wuibton 4 &C., Mo. 10 Nfor 1aus, NfeD Dort.
Netmt feine Der miIerabel : fdmedenbea, bstdubfupen
rbraunen Rubeben Dinser" uetr.
Nos 10. 3mf %
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Beradert Giaentbum sesen BEIRUT unb Shaten tur&
Teuer u 70 biaisen Staten, ale irssno cine aneere reeQe ge-
ieQf4aft.
9irectoren ber @eienf9aft:
ahoIeb Rettbers, grdf,- Dr. 90. Roosr,
g. q. Wurnann, Utee .Nrdf. gtriftppt gDeber,
Saepb Ynuer, 8. Nierla, 6enrp 8edndnn.
Carl S1mibt, Qouis 8raser, Saeob SGrDber,
Geeretdr.
M,exS~Hon Monu4s
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-31

Ser 9unffinn bes M%iIIio u. 8.
Stemart BON Mem BORT ideint nidt 10 ent.
pidslt ~ iein, ME osfien .Grnerbsfinn: @tewart
~ n llis ; 1sinss xals!f s a, Der n tin iis a MDsnus "a aud
es iolte 80 Sub brett unb 20 SUB bod iein uno cine
a1egorii4e DuriteQung Der Ger. Staaten brinaen.
Mber tper foute es rnolen2 Stemart enti1ieb, Der
sob iole einem Barrier Maler iiber9eben tperben
nlo isin Asent in paris iuaro ,ansemieien, ~. CT.
Mitteln, fuer ron ben oortieen Malern bic rneifen
0iplome, Itebailen uno Orben babe benn banad
bemibt Der praftii6e Stnn Stemort's ben Wertb Ell.
ieSe Riinftlers. Gin Hu1e Namens Nurid Sspan
tonnte Die uaeiifen Oroen u. I. 10. aufmeiien; ct be-
tam ben Auftrag. bic Mlegorie au n1alen. rather
gop." ME Stetpart i4rie6, unb s25,OO0 mur6en ba-
Die Resierune Der Der. etaaten, ais Hrausnsim.
mer oareefteQt, fdbrt in einenn Sie9espaaen, Der
bon 3uei Q6uinnen, Der .Weisheit" un0 Der .Nepub.
it, ge5o9eu ipiro. I'm ben @aeen berum fno SO
Jrauenjir1uner 9ruppirt. bic ~ein3einen Staaten Dor.
heleno; bod biirfen ii4 5ieieIben nidt ribren. UNI
mi4t an yatentpfiee, 2ofomotipen, Drei9- uno
ter. uno Negerfinoern au itoben. bic Der vRinitler"
TN yorOer. ln0 einter9runoe unb au1 3um groBen
9bel i'm Mittelpuntte anbra4te. Nus Brobneio
suabribeinlin miro benz 2inftler nddQefaqf. ct ha-
be iein Bib mad eini8en dlteren ganfnotenpisnetten
9enlalt.
Rem DorI "a. Mdrl: Sic Mo&foridunsen
9egebert toorben.. Oie ueber5eugun9 seuinnt an
8oben, .Oa6 er ieinem 2sben Elm gnoe eemadt bat,
uno bieer aniidt tritt man aud In @eaierun9sfrei.
len bel. .Tran BaiIeD bat feline 5offnung, ibren
Nann risoer 50 isben nno min in einieen 9asen
au thren Gltern IN Rem 4ampibire 5uridtebren.
Cine ,peitere 1nterfu6una in ben Binern bat
erseben. 6aB 6as Deficit 6urd Yro3eiie un6 auBer.
gep6bnlide Office. Ausgaben peranlabt uuroe unb
gailep tut sR4 menig ODER gar ni&ts aus ieiner 6teI.
lung inadte. 80 4A
Diptberia berri9t in eri9retenoer WeiIe, ma.
t44AufISHh ~ Mo- ~ka..~ Nk~Ak m:.iJ. 80
20 9ooesfdae innerbalb 8 Sagen iDeroen berihtet.
3oftho h"f 426 llcenRrfe Netdil. Qiauoreta6Ii5-
! asnis, ut II SrrfiatohI tauier.
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quite 0arrt III perfaufen

Sd btablt&ttse Die Garln, auf weldfrtd statnpdrtis mob
len ncrtnenltd BON Columbus. etne Neile menlit BON Der
StraBe. fpelde BON @clumtus mad Dublin fntrt, auf Der
Weftieite beS Seiotp> Glufts, unb cine Neife n6rblia BON
Der NattonalfraBe eelessn. 3u NFaufeH. Der 8oben bes
eaness 1T sen sorsaslia,r Auas6x uno bsftstt srs5tentteiIs
brinst. 1853 Mder bascn fnb inter gutter Gultur, Der ReR
bon 80 afer umfaBt bas bette 5rlslunb, ferner beintet 10
auf benz Qanbe Elm gutter Sttsarten nit dber 100 ~traabartn
Bdumen.e cine ME %sertssnte Suede suten gBaHsrs gun, Irdn,
fen bes 0iebes. hrei quite 8runnen, Elm sutes Gramesebdube,
nr1a chen BON ben befen Sbffrduden aaer &rt, ein gutter
Stau nebff anberen Nebensetduben, Sh-einerperffdtte
5olabaus, gisbaus, Raudbaus Y. 1. ~. Gernert @~ustunft
TT ~ erlansen auf BEN Ylate bet
@athdrina Gperrp,
DerwaIterin Der 3irterlafenfhaft bss serfprbenen
Geb 17-3mt 10 Sptn 6. Sperrs.
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- Neulid feerte bic S2idbrise Mpbr obite glea=
Dienitmaeo in elmer uno ~oerielben Gamilie in Ybi.
Die Mufreeuns Der 6eier arif bic Subj.
larin 10 an, baB fe Seielbe faum "a Stunoen uber-
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Sine quite Darm 3u perfaufen.

Cine quite gart BON fhnfunoHebensts Mder Qanbes, NIT
etnent Gramebaue, etnent euten Drummer unb snei Obfiadr.
ten parauf, %anbertbaIb Neetlen tpeflid Don ga Mue, Marion
g., Osto. ~ ~ seItaMfsn: Der greis IL s35 per Mder.
Ndbsre Austultft trtbeit etrtftan SdIotter auf BEN
ober s uliuS Str.ltb, aaent bes % eibpten. in
Sartram 8lcd, Naripa, Obip.
Gbriitian Sdlotter.
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'zNuI nAiLh KFCORD, is n. n. adv i'm II
l rnedmmn tho oilrcpiur
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AEvAES THE ROSE.
BY PROF. J. X. STAyMAN.

Now am young, and spring is nv sono
Spring with its warmth and the bud o,
the rose;
hen grow older, when grow colder.
Then may sing of the frosts and the
Now, it is May-day. lift's in its hcy-dav.
Everything buds and blossoms and CLOVIS.
When its December. shall remember
To tell in my songs how the wintery wind
blows.
Nay, nay, even then. the eonglet again
Shall sing in old age, amidst the winters
reposc.
OF the seed and the blossem held close in
his bosom.
Awaiting the spring-'twill be still of the
Ioses.
Was hington must he very dull. One o
the correspondents is giving personal recol-
lcctions of Thomas Jefferson; whilst several
others confue their attention entirely to
whisky.
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I 9 . ! I { Z q

rVIO THE WORKING CLASS.-Wo ave now pre-
/ pared 20 fuih all classes with cthstant .m-
ploymen ut home, the whole Of the time or for the
spare moments. Business new, light and profitable.
Persons of either sex easily earn from 5oc. to s5
per evening, and proportional sum BY devotins
their whole time to the business. Boys and girls
cam nearly rs much as men. That all who see this
notice may send their address, and ties, the business
We make This unparalleled offer: TO such are not
well satisfied, we will send 8 to pay for The trtr.
BILE OF writing. Full particulars, valuable sample
which will do to Commente work ON, and copy o
II Ptopte' $ L1erdry Companion -one Of the arges
aud hest family newspaper spubishod-all sent fire.
dy mail Ftaler, u Nou wsnt permanent, proftst <
Mage. scy. 3r,'
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CARPETS AND OlL CAO.eas

JgS ! RECEv n, some uiCa pa'orls, At
THE ECRNl rtPr N, M
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THE PETROLEUM CENTRE
DAILY RECORD.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
Sundays excepted.)
v. II. LONGWELL, Proprietor.
Ta:fkNlS.

TEikNS.
Fer year payable in advance, ~ o.
Fer month, "
pklCE.aHSr OF ADVERTISING.
Ten lines OF nonparcil make one square.)
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-03-23
The Credit of the state.

We have received n letter from nm esteem
cd correspondent in the West, who is gen
tlcman of ability and high standing, and we
cannot forbear making the following ex-
tract, in relation to the credit OF the State,
which is now in such deplornble condi-
ton:
"Whilc. under the wise administration of
President Grant and q sound Republican
Congress, the bonds of the United States
will command par in specie, and the national
currency has been raised from 40 per cent
discount to nearly par with gold, the inju.
dicous issue of an extrayagant amount of
bonds to Railroads by our Legislature, and
afterwards the more injudicious repu-
dntion of them, together with the fixed
and settled purpose of the party lead on
by an Ishmacitc editor, to destroy every
thing under the control of Republican rule,
have well nigh destroyed the credit of the
State.
| hope you may be able to do something
towards restoring it. The inilcNible integ
rity with which the Republican Congress
has stood by the bonds of the United States,
has saved the credit of the nation and made
the bonds equal with gold.
Whlca Republican administration is car.
rying on the government of the United
States, with degree OF wisdom and glory
equallcd by no administration since the days
ofGcorgc Washington, I trust you, and J.,
and all our Republicans in North Carolina,
will stand with unhinching firmness by all
the principles that give so much cclat and
glory to tic Republican party of the nation.
1t Is the great party that saved the Union +;
it is the great party that will preserve 1t;
and it is the great party, Notwithstanding
some of its blunders in the Legislature, that
will restore and save North Carolina from
the ruin brought on her by the rebellion"
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-03-23

Since several correspondents have referred
to the growing of turnips among corn, per-
hans Il NAV not be out vt place for us To
give further testimony in IFS favor:
Some years since an acquaintance whch
mnnuring for his corn scattered II little tur-
min seed with the manure The season
proved III favorable for corn, the worms cat
ing it badly--hut the turnips grew luxuri-
antly, and he harvested bOuutiful CROP
The quality being excellent they were sold
for table use and more money was realized
than could have been done from crop oil
corn.
A good crop of strap.le leaf turnipS may he
obtained when the land has been heavily
MANFRED, by scattering the seed between
the rows of corn in July. If the corn has
AN early start it will be ripe before the tnr.
nips get much growth and when removed
the turnips will grow rapidly. No
injury is done to the corn and the turnip
crop will cost but II triilc.
We here mention, what perhaps many
farmers, especially those who have fed tur
nips, already know, that when fed to mich
cows it should bc done Immediately after
milking They can then be ted freely with
out imparting amy disagreeable flavor 10 the
milk Tins has been thoroughly tested to
our own satisfaction When turnips pota
toes or grain ot amy kind is tc,l to sheep
they should bc shut away and out of sight 81
the feed troughs, and the proycnder distrib
uted in their absence. They know moi
whence it comes and will not blent after you
when passing near them with basket, pal
or measure. Their blcating is sometimes
very annoying, and can be wholly obviated
by taking this prccaution. Farmer.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-03-23
For the Standard.
Northern vs.. Mississippi Carpet-Baggers.
l.. G. JARVIS, Secretary.
Swan Quarter, March IA. 1870.

For the Standard.
Northern vs.. Mississippi Carpet-Baggers'
MIR. EDITOR Il find in the Wilmington
Journal of the 12th inst, the following:
ave arc not surprised that such carpet
hnUrrrs as French should draw suspicion
TO himself by the warmth and imprudence
with which he seeks to shelter Littlefeld
from detection. Mr.. French prefers the
welfare of Littleticld to that Of North Caro-
lima. In fact the white-washing Of Little
field is matter of personal interest to ms
fellow carpet baggers. French and Little
field are representative men OF this class,
Too many of them have fallen by the way
side Dewccsc, Estes, Foster and Others of
lesser note have been stranded upon the
beach. 1t would not do for one so con-
spicuous as Littlctield to be detected. There
fore French naturally would exhaust every
cxpcdient to save his friend. What cares
he if our State suffers! What cares he II
our Railroads are not compctcdi lie is
much more concerned that Adventures like
himself are not forced from office and dc
MED the advantage of future spoils.
Now, sir, | seldom notice articles from so
low IA source rs the Journal, and write this
not to defend myself from anything the
carpet bag editor of that sheet may write,
but in Justice to Northern "carpet-baggers."
When any man is attacked and charged will,
all kinds of wickedncss las Gen. Littleheld
was) soEely because they are born North, pro.
posc'on account of my Northern birth Of
which am not ashamed to defend them
until they are fOund guilty. Gen. Little
field, after having been subjected to an ex-
animation during three days, by three OF the
ablest LAWYERS in the State Che Bragg
Committec) was at three different times be-
fore House in Committee of the Whole,
and answered the mast searching questions
into his yrjrate business. After all this, the
members of the Bragg" Committee were
compelled tn declare that he made the best
and fullest report Of any Railroad President,
and the House. that summoned him as II
witness by vote Of two to one discharged
him by about the same cote, and yet the
Democrats nho kROe all this, especially the
carpet bag" ones who think by raising q
cry against Northern carpct-bot gers they
can make The people Je'iere they are matters,
continnc the charges of corruption, hoping
by this to deceive the people and cover up
the disgrace that has been thrown upon them
by an expose Of their villainous, aud what
have proved to be futile, efforts to throw
suspicion upon Northern men.
As for my course, and caro- tor the State
credit leave that for the Journals o. the
Housci' to show. No such creature rs the
editor of the journal can change me from
what | believe to he right
Yours, &c,
GEO. 2. FRENCH.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-03-23

SHOCKING SUICIDE or GIBL.-A hor-
riblo suicide was recently committeda few
miles south of Pontiac, ILL.,, on the Chicago
and Alton railroad:
A girl by the name of Lucinda North,
aged about sixteen, living near tha' place,
has been for some time keeping ompany
with man whom her father oppoed. On
Friday they had quarrel over tie matter,
in which her father whipped her nd finally
turned her out Of doors, and toldler II she
married the man in question he could Kill
her and husband. On Saturday afternoon
the engineer of the train going north dis
covered her a short distance aiead OF tue
train in the act of throwing LEI bonnet,
shA,sl and muG into the ditch She then
deliberately laid down inside the ails, with
her head on one of them, and bekoned to
the engineer to come on. He wasunablc to
stop the engine and the train PISSED over
her, literally grinding her to piccs. The
only way by which she was idctifed WINS
by her shawl.