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SALE OF NEGROES.

THE undersigned will expose to public sale al
the Court House in the City of Raleigh, on the
18th day of November next, it being the first day
of Wake County Court,
TEN VAL UABLE NEGROES,
belonging to the Estate of the late Joseph Peace.
Among these Negroes are TWO likely WOMEN,
eyed about "a, and FOUR likely BOYS, between
the ages of five and ten. A credit Of six months
will be allowed the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
w. W. HOLDEN, administrator.
Raleigh, Sept. 81, 1874. 5l7-ts.
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PRIVA TE EWIERTAINlNENT.
Ann PuIIiam ard Sisters

DESPECTFULY inform the Public, that they still
IL keep their old stand in the of the Bank Of
Cape Fear a HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT,
where Boarders will be accommodated by the day, week,
month year.
Having employed gentleman to superintend the
House. they will also be prepared to board and lodge
from 25 80 Members of the approaching Legislature
at prices suited to the times.
Nov. g, 1874. 523-St
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A CARD.

WILLIAM T. Balm, residing within fifty or on
w hundred yards of the Capitol, respectfully infor
the Members of the approaching Legislature, that he
Board, some fifteen twenty of their body. His
charges will be moderate, and he will spare pains to
please and render the time of all who may patronze
him, agreeable duing their stay Early applications
desirable.
Raleigh, Oct 4, 1874 5l9tf
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THE Annual Communica ton of the Grand
Lodge Of North Carolina, will be opened IN the
Masonic Hall, at Raleigh, on the evening OF Mon
day, the Cd of December next, .eary candle1ish.
w. A. HARRISON, Grand Secretary.
Raleigh Oct. 26, 1914. 49,. e4 sSs-o1
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o Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
Packages in the above splendid Lotteries, will receive
the prompt attention and official of each
drG,Cing Immediately after is to all who
der from Address
l. g. GREGORY & CO. Managers
Washington City, D. C..
October 80, 1874 g. p. s2S.Stp.
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FALL AND WINTER.

1914.
NHE subscribers take pleasure in informing the cti
IL of Raleigh and the surrounding country, tha
they have received their extensive supply Of Foreign
Domestic Dry Goods, adapted to the
Fall and Winter Trade,
comprising ell selected, and general assortment; and
embracing aIm0s: every article uuallY kept in similar
establishments: we enumerate in part:
Broad Cloths, Cas- Ladies Fancy Cravais.
Mimercs, Silk and Wursted Mtts.
Sattinetts Moleskins. Vienna Hoods, Silk Cir
Beaver and Pilot Cloths. dies.
Kentucky, Va, and Glas-
cow Jeans Cashmeres, AlPac-
White, Red and Yellow cas-,
FlaDnels.
Bedticking. Apron checks. Cashmere DLalnes, Te-
~ mestics' ~ Chusans, Mousellines.
Cotton Oznaburgs, Suffolk Second Mourning Cashme-
Plaid Linseys, Gala Plaids Blk and Blk BOmbaznes
Damask Diaper, Damask &C Silks.
Towels. Chameleon and Brocade do.
D. mask and unbleached Corded and Imperias Robes.
Table cloths Silk, WoIsted and Cotton
Russia and Bird Eye Dia- Hosiery.
per. Cambrick and Furniture
Irish Linens, Long Lawns. Dimity.
Bishop and French Lawns. Silk Lacets, Shawl Pins.
Plaid, Swiss and Jaconett Thread and Bobbinett La
Muslins. ces.
L. C. Hdks (plain and Green Baraze, BLK Thule.
hemstd) Bonnet, Cap and Neck
Garment and Furniture Ribbons.
Prints Fancy Gimps and Fringes.
Black and White Mourning Camb'k and Swiss Edgings
Prints. and Insertings.
Cashmere and Scotch Kid Silk s. Cotton Gloves.
Shawls. Bracelets, Necklaces
And many other goods which we deem unnecessary to
specify The Public invited to call and eroine our
Stock before supplying themselves elsewhere as
determined to sell at the I0toe possible prices for Cash
RUSSELL & ESKRIDGE.
next door above r. Smths
Nov. 6, 1874 523
Or Register copy times
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Healthy Location for Sale.

I-dIlhy Location Tor Sale.
10 nnDlNG, during the present month (November)
u to Stanhope, in Nash County, will sell
iesds rL Lnodatlng terms the Premises where now
% both me Tract of Land contains 27O Acres, lying
hIeob ues o of Tarboro' Stage Road, IL miles from
aad Saw M sII immediately adjoining A J. Fosters Grist
good co0t Wills, on Little River The Land as body is
EoOdand 'slmGg good proportion of well tlmbered
House io with several fresh fields. The Dwelling
hove St,;rH dous containing 4rooms below and
Cellar r. with Piazzas, a Pantry and excellent
Stables kc mere is good Kitchen, Carriage-house,
inst to bsUJ with never-failing Well of pure water
aOn j. ana an Orchard of we'll selected Fruit The
s, benz and the Society good. Mr.. Fosters
ae 10Th Ds uVertIsed to be sold in Raleigh Monday
hees nO Uec to any person wishing to buy the Mills
ant resdeDcan an opportunity of buying Land and plea.
Nh Augustves Just at hand Apply to the Subscriber
j. Foster. Wakefield, Wake County
Wake Co NJ VIM. MARTIN CRENSHAW
" nov 10, 1874. 5g4-4t.
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Bring your Cash.

HAVING determined to sell GOOD GOODS
low, and seeing great efforts making to deceive the
buying part of the Community, am glad to be
able to state that bought some Of my goods for
CASH with TEN per cent DISCOUNT, and
most of them fifteen per cent less Man Mey lCere
mp PORTED at, and hare need Of an agent
at the North. Customers compare the GOODS,
and judge for yourselves. r............ ...
NV Stock OF goods viii compare with any in
the State. E.t. II. II. SNOW.
Oct. %, 1914. .r 52l-lf.
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Splendid Gilt Frames.
Nov. 10, 1874.

just received some beautiful large and splendid
Gilt and Black walnut frames suitable for Portraits
or Large engraviugs. Please call at the New Book
Store. O. L. CLEVELAND.
Raleigh, Oct eN 3, 1914 sci
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CANES! CANES!

Gold, Silver and Ivory Head Walking Canes
0. L. CLEVELAND.
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school Books School Books {.

| school Books School BOOks!!
TNURNER & HUGHES, Continue to keep on
| II hand an immense stock Of valuable School
books, consisting, in part, of the following, viz:
A. B. G. Book; Primers and Spoilers of various
kinds; Ari,hmetics, variety of suthors. Common
and classical Readers; Geography and Aliases of
different sizes and kinds B. D. Emersons series
Of Common School Readers published in Bos-
ton and Philadelphia, consisting of lst, I'd, Sd and
class Readers, Emersons. N. A. Arithmetic, parts
lst, End and Sd, and also the Key. This series OF
School Books Of B. D. Emerson's, are to extern
sivey known in North Carolina, to need any rec
ommendation from US; we introduced them
into this State about ten years since and they
are now in general use throughout the State.
We have L L the series of Books used
in the Common and District School of the city and
State OF New York and also great variety of
Common and classical Books, that usad in all
the schools and Academies in the U. S. particu-
larly at our University at Chapel Hill, and the
colleges and Academies throughout the State of
N. Carolina. Also all of Peter Paley's series of
Books; RusselI's Histories Of the United States,
Greece, England and France; Grimshaw's Series
of Histories aud School Books Anthon's series
of classical Works also Sunday School Books
Dictionaries, &c. &c. If you need any School
Books of any other kind and wish to purchase
Cheap just transmit your orders or call at Tur-
& Hughes North Carolina Bookstore.
TURNER s. HUGHES.
Raleigh, N. G. 524-1y.
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TERMS.
-.1r NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD

~
uur NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT
r1prE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, IN AD HANCE.
rho,e persons who remit by Mail postage paid) Five
DoIIar will be entitled to receipt for Six Dollars
H,,ro years subscription to the Standard-one copy
rears. or two copies one year.
For four copies' NV W
,.n 20 90
o t,Uenty" W
.,roe rate for six months.
ns,son procuring and forwarding fve subscribers
,5e cash 1879, will be entitled to the Standard
one year free Of charge.
.rrurrsEMENrs, not exceeding fourteen lines, viii,
Inserted one time for One Dollar, and twenty-five
cont, for each subsequent insertion those of greater
length in proportion. Court Orders and I"d'c'at II
.,rtisen,ents will be charged twenty-five per cent,
bigber than the above rates. deduction OF SS l-S
cent will be made to those who advertise oy the
r..r ,- If the number of insertions be not marked
~ them. they will be continued until ordered out.
or. to the Editor must come free postage or they
NAV not be attended 10.
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NAnU III,
T. r. FENTRESS,
MERCHANT TAXAOR.
(In The new Brick Building one door above The
rp>idrnce of Mr.. Stuart aud opposite the Store
uf Messrs. WIN. & a. SuiIh
FAYFTTE VILE STREET,
Raleigh, ~ C..
CALL AND LOOK FOR YOURSELVES,
Alta beautifn! assortment of French and English
Cioihs. CassImeres, Vestings. elected by the sub
scrlber IN person. OF the latest STYLES and irnpor-
Iaton. and purchased on such terms in the New
UrH Market As :" i'll enable him 10 offer
GREAT BARGAINS
to any who may be disposed to patronize him.
The citizens of Raleigh. Members of the Legis-
al1re and strangers visiting The City. are respec
luly solicited to examine his Stock before purchas-
ing as he is determined sell as low as any estab-
l5hment in the City,
Having made great reduction in his pricesfor
manufacturing, and having purchased so as TO be
aae TO sell uncommohly low, he can now f. rhish
suit CT clothes at as moderate a price as is now
charged at the North; and this is said in The
way OF puff, he invites all il by judging for
themselves. He also pledges himself that in regard
style and workmanship he will not be surpassed
By any,
I2 JUN e'nLfaCeS ClOlnS OF all cOlOrS aOQ
aaiIIes both French and English Black and Fan
y French and English Cassimeres, Vestings of
every fashionable description, and all qualities; al
., large variety of Fancy articles, comprising
DIaes and Fancy Stocks, black and fancy silk and
ain 'earfs-and cravats, black hos skin, silk and
aney Cashmere gloves of all sizes, SPiIal6eld, Chi
ud d POngee, Satin and Linen CambIick Handker-
SSueiS, silk caps, 81 and Merno under shirts and
CCa"erS Byron and round and square linen Collars,
So GutOn Shlrts-latest style, Cotton drawers half
%s SGe white and mixed, gum elastic Suspenders,-
,,. DH1 and cotton, buckskin Suspender-ends Cloak
ss:S' together with all articles in the gentemens
"Hlsnlng line, which he engages TO dispose of at
VERY SMALL ADVANCE.
tu lels0ns furnishing their own materials may rest
Sau Sauleu that the same attention will be given TO
u as though purchased from him, and they will
hnds %aue up with the same dispatch and promp-
Sp.;, d; The subscriber has on hand an assortment
Ts y-made Clothing made in his own house.
co .iuy thankful for the liberal encouragement he
nQes TO receive, he assures the public that no
and his part will be spared TO suit various tastes
viii give satisfaction to all who may favor him
'"u 'helr patronage.
d.. THOMAS R. FENTRESS
TSh, Oct. Fl, 1874. 521-St.
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To the Members of the next House Of
Commons
THE undersigned most respectfully announces TO
the Members of the ensuing House of Commons
that he is candidate for Assistant Door-keeper TO
that body. He s true Wing, buI will, if elected,
keep enough FIRE TO make both sides warm.
JOHN G.. MOORE.
Raleigh. Sept. 25. 1914. 517,E:
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THE FINAL RESULT.

formerly attached to the City Hotel, and within 30
yards of the Court House, is now prepared to keep
Horses by the day. week. month and is desirous
ofkeeping from 10 to Is Horses for the Members of the
approaching Legislature He also intends to have al
ways hand, Carriages, Buggies, Sulkeys, and Sad
die Horses, good and new, to hire out at moments
warning, for prices suited to the times The situation
the Sabe the character of his Osers and the strict
personal attention of the Proprietor, will be bound
give general satisfaction.
Horse Drovers will find, at all times, good accom-
modatons and ready sale for i've six Horses by inn
mediate application.
J. G. M. BUFFALoW
Raleigh, Nov.6 1874. 62s-5t
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4afs LATE ARRIVALS OF
NEW
FALL & WINTER GOODS,

GentIemen's Furnishing Establishment
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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Hardware and CutLeru.

Pocket, pen, shoe and butcher Knives; Knives
Halter Chains, Trace Chains and Curry combs !;
Awl blades. lasting and cut Tacks Chissels, Au-
gers. Gimbets; Table and Tea Spoons; Mil, cross
cut, pit and hand-saw Files; Knitting Needles.
Hinges, Cast Butts Wood Screws; Stock pad,
drawer and chest Locks; Castings, all kinds
Spades, Shoves and Spittoons; Tea Kettles, Wa
gon boxes, long and short-handled Frying Pans,
Coffee Mills, Backing and Shoe brushes ; Nails
and Iron; together with various other articles in
th,
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NEW HAT STORE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform
the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity, that
they have taken the old HAT stand west oil
the Market House, where may be found a
general assortment of HATS e. CAPS,
- which the public are invited to call and ex-
anime CASH paid for FURS of all kinds.
HAWLEY & BLACKMAN.
4th Door North OF the Post Office
Nov. 6, 1874. 623-tf
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CrOckeru and Glassware.

Cups and Saucers, all kinds Plates and Dishes,
all kinds; Cup Plates Pitchers, Mugs; Tumblers,
cut, pressed aud plain SaIt-stands, Pepper boxes
bowls, all sizes also, Britannia Castors. Call and
examine for yourselves for we have good assort-
ment of Croekery and Glassware.
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GrOCerieS.

Sugar, brown, loaf, and refined; Coffee, Java La
guira and ST. Domingo; MOlasses; Salt, Ground,
Alum and Liverpool; Cheese, Soaps, Of all kinds !;
Candles Tallow and Sperm; Powder, Lead and
Shot, on-bound Buckets, Bed cords and Plough
lines Hats Caps, Shoes and Boots; Leather,
Sole aud Upper, Hemlock and Oak tan, Shoe
Thread Indigo BlHe cogperas, Madder 1os' camphor'
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Horse Callars, Wagon
Whips, Horse Cards and Brushes, Cotton Cards,
Coffee Pots, Writing Paper, No. g. Composition
Powders Castor Oil, Mustard, Vinegar, Snuff, To-
baceo, Brimstone,- Drawing knives, Axes, Hoes,
and every thing Of this sort usually kept.
ALSO, Bacon and Lard, Meal and Corn, Peas
and Oats, Flour Fish, butter, Tallow and Bees
and all kinds of country produce will be taken in
barter for any thing we have TO sell.
AS we. are determined to sell as low as any es-
tabsh6aenf in the City, we hope to oreceive liber-
al share of the public patronage. Thankful for the
encouragement we have already received, we hope
by close and digent attention to business, and by
selling only good articles, still to merit encourage
ment and support. JOHN A. WlCkER:
VIM. H. BUFFAI.OE.
Raleigh, Oct "a. 522-d
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state Of N. Carolina. Beaufort county
Charles E. Jarvis vs. Jeremiah G. Perkins.
Original Attachment returned to Beaufort Court of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, September Term,
1874. Returned levied on land and mills.
1T appearing that Defendant is not an inhabit-
ant of this State: 1t is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
ard, for six weeks successlvey for the said Jere-
mlah e. Perkins TO appear at the next term of our
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for
the county of Beaufort the court house IN Wash
ington, on the first Monday in December next
then and there to rePlevy the said land and plead
answer or demur, or judgment pro confesso will be
entered against him.
Witness, Benin M. selby, clerk of our said Court
OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at Office Sd Oeto-
Der, 1914.
BENIN M. sELBY, elk.
Oct. g. 1914. (S5 e24.) 51s6t.
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Tickets S1O-Halves $5-Quarters % so.
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do do Is Half do s. 90 90
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Trunks Valfses and Gold and silver.
Clasp riding whips. For sale at the New Book
Store. o. L. CLEVELAND.
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NEW FIRM. ~ a31'e",
Wicker e BufalOe.

Nelo Goods selling at Loao Frees.
The Subscribers have just received their Fall anG
Winter Stock of Dry Goods. Hardware, Cutlery
and Family Groceries. The stock on hand compri
ses tine following articles to wit:
Dry Goods.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Vestings, Kentucky
Jeans, Lnsey Woolsey, Kerseys, and all articles in
the Fancy and Domestic line. Calico, all patterns
and prices. Cashmere de Ecosse, Merinos Nous
line de LANES, Challeys and Circassans, bIeached
and unbeached Cot;ons, Of all qualities and prices,
Virginia Oznaburgs, Shee,ings and shIrlings Bed,
Negro and Saddle Blankets, Bed Ticking, Diaper
Apron Checks, Blanket and Net Shawls, silk and
cotton, dress and pocket Haudkerchiefs Pins, pack
and pound, Needless Spool Cotton, all numbers /;
Comforts Gloves, Bosoms and Collars Hosiery, of
all kinds eady made Clothing, and many articles
in the Dry Goods line, too tedious 10 enumerate.
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10000 Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass No. AZ for 1874. To be drawn at Alexandra,
D. c., on Saturday, November 80, 1874.
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REMOVAL,
T. r. FENTRESS,
MERCHANT VAXX.OR.

(In the new Brick Building one door above the
rr>idrnce Of Mr.. Stuart aud opposite the Store
Of Messrs. Wm & a. SuiIh
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Ladies Fancy Cravats.
Silk and WOrsted Mitts.
Vienna Hoods, Silk Cir
dies.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-14

and which has, VIC believe, boon almost blottcd
so,, the statutes Of France !! The people by a
largo majority may instruct their members OF
Congress to enact any special law-the law may
10 passed after full investigation by Congress.
md sent to tho President for his signature. He
,oturns the bill to Congress-, and declares from
ri. throne, 81 FORBID" tho passage of any
such law. because doom it inexpodient. Is this
democracy Is this republicanism
Tho editor of the Jeffersonan says " II IS
DANGEROUS doctrine to give a majority OF Con
,,ass unlimited CONTROL In other words, tho
peoplo arc incompetent to select such servants III
n whose hands the affairs of the nation may DC
safely confided and it is necessary that ONE MAN.
because no should be selected to the office OF frcs-
ident should have the power by one stroke OF MS
non To set their solemn acts aside and thus say 70
the pcople cit is MY WILT SHALL
BE SO.'
The mass Of tho modern democratic party arc
onnosod to tho veto feature in the Constitution,
lint their leaders through mistaken policy advo-
cato it simply because tho Wings would abolish
it-not to mpute to them basor motive.
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w HIG MEETING.
On the goth of June, at sulphur Springs.

It is contemplated BY the Wings Of Boston and
Wayne Townships, to hold meeting at
the Sulphur Springs five miles Southeast of
Richmond, on Saturday the 29th day of June
The HON. CALEB B. SMITH, our able and
eloquent member of Congress will be be present,
and address all who may assemble to hear him.
Several other distinguished gentlemen have been
invited and probably will attend. Further notice
however will be given.
We need hardly say that the people, the whole
people, without distinction of party invited to
attend. A public dinner will be served up free
to all, and our political opponents are especially
requested to be with The object of The mee
ting is our country's good and the advancement
of her political and social interests.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-14
For the Palladium,
A scrap for the Neutrality-suspicious..

The follow ing passages from Samson Il oes, show the
opinion of Milton, il the example of Samson in favor
Of .tota! abstinence " The Chorus, speaking Samson
in captivity and blindness, consoles him thus: j.
'.Dcsre Of wine and all delicious drinks,
Which many famous warrior orerturns.
Thou could'st repross. nor could the dancing ruby
Sparkling, out poured, the flavor, the smell,
Or taste that cheers the hearts of gods and men,
Allure thee from the cool crystalline stream.
Samson. Wherever fountain or fresh current hou'd
Against the eastern transluctent pure
With touch ETHEREAL Of IIeav ms fiery rod
drink. from The clepr mi ky juice allaying
Thirst. and refresl'd: envied them the Grape
Whose heads that turbulent liquor nils with fumes
Chorus madness, to think use OF strongest wines,
And strongest drinks our chief support o! health
When God with these forbidden made choice
His ghty champion. strong beyond compare,
Whose drink only from the liquid brooke
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-14
1916 sso5,so7 sa,5la. 545 s4,4ss, 352

The above table should
be preserved for future comparison. We that
have not the of comparing with Of last
and previous years II will be that townships
West of Jayne, tho National Road. approx ting
in point of wealth that in which situated. which
has many been far ahead particularly
personal property assessed The advance in Jackson
township. Cambridge and tina, of Jefferson and Wash
is mainly be attributed the progress of
Whitewater Valley Canal, which, when completed, will
place them in advance of All or citizens feel a
pdo tho growing prosperity of county, and hope
they will if from other than spirit of aton
themselves keep pace with neighbours general inn
manifested through the county, and, under
fostering adminsira ton-,e proverbial industry
cizens-,he grea. fertility of so and the unrivalied
advantages for manuf curing, old Wayne continue
maintain her among her sister counties of the
State.