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administrators Sale cf Real EataScs
sSCRSCaST to uu order Of sale issueG TO me from
L tue Probate Court Ot Tia CoJL;y OF FJffeid aLd
state Of Ohio, IL tie case, he SdifstrSt..r
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". Cznpbs aud others are Defendants, viii on
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RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
RALEIGH, n. G.
I'd EV. w. III. CHRISTIAN. A. M, PRESIDEN


AN-aided by a number of Teachers sufficient
all the demands of the School
The exercises of this institution will commence We'd
nesday the 9Th of January To the buildings already
which Immediately thoroughly repaired and fitted
up will be added forthwith large three story brick bull
ding. that there will be for large number of
boarers Christian, the President only grad-
schools of the Virginia University He has had extensive
experience teaching in Female Schools of high grade
that committing their daughters to his charge
feel we'll assured that effort will be made
to their improvement.
Terms per Session of FIUe n,oatfs.
Board including eating sleeping lights and fuel $50 90
English tuition, 10 90
Music Piano and Guitar, 20 90
Use of instrument, 3 90
Washing, ---s- 8 90
ing Drawing in all their varieties, Needle work. &c.
taught at the usual prices.
20 Persons intendng board daughters aU1 the
President should him of the fact they
that he make lis Gccordlk 1t is
feabe that each young lady should supply herself with her
her other clothing For further particulars address
Proof w. II. CHRISTIAN, Warrenon Female College,
A. NJ GoRMAN Esq, Sec. of the Board of Directors, Rail
eigh, n. c.
Paymentsone half adv the remainder the end
of the Session
It very desirable that Pupils be present at the begin
ming of the session. the classes will then be the formed
aud delay of few days may subject them
niences
Students will be admitted any time during the session.
and charged from time of entrance only.
DIRECTORS
G. W. D. HUrcuINGS A. NJ. GoaxNx,
T. II. SEIBY, s. H. YOUNG
J. G.. PALMER NJ. A. BIEDsoB
G.. T. Cooks, n. F. REID,
HENRY PORTER.
Raleigh, Oct %, 1915. 97-wt1J
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The NORTH CAROLINA sTANDARD SATURDAY.. OCTOBER ~
[correspondence of the Petersburg Express

RALEIGH Oct 20, 1866.
Dear cypress The third State Fair of North
Carolina is over and most useful and interesting
one has it been in every respect Fears were at one
time entertained that it would be failure but the
crowd was certainly greater than last year. and the
articles exhibited of better style and quality.
The horses. carriages bugges the fruits the pota-
toes, the needlesvork the paintings, the Ploughs,
and others that might De named, were Of very
superior stamp and kind They showed impr0re-
naent and progress-the great aim of Fairs.
The address of Judge Ruffin, delivered on Thurs.
day, was one of the ablest and soundest documents
OF the kind ever produced. 1t will soon be in print
in pamphlet form, when will send you a copy
meantime, you will it in the next Standard, of
this city, as observe the editors have been fur
nished with copy for publication. Let it have
wide circulation. Its vindication of the institution
Of domestic slavery is thorough philosophical truth
full conclusive and the spirit of State pride which
pervades it is honorable to the wise and great man
who delivered it, and every way worthy of the oc-
casion and of our noble old Commonwealth.
Mr.. EXPRESS, you ought to have been here. We
had the qualification, it is true, of seeing s., your
representatives. clever a fellow ever broke
biscuit-but we looked for you also, and you came
not. What time had The dust, the crowd
of all colors, the wild men of Borneo," &" some
snaix," as well fat pig and two fat girls. the
stalwart, fine looking men, the boys-some used to
such sights and up to the OCCASION and others green
and not to the manor born, in this sense at least
the lovely women, the music, the fine horses
what surpasses, by the way, pretty woman and
fine horse?-an many, many things to make one
feel proud, and curious and good and sad by turns
and then hopeful for North Carolina, her agricul-
ture, her internal improvements her State Fairs and
her fair renown
The State Agricultural Society adjourned last
night after session of much interest and harmony.
Among the prominent men present the occa-
sion, noticed Elk Governors Graham and More
head, Hon. Thomas Rufin, of Wayne, Calvin Graves,
of Caswell, S. p Hill, of Caswel Gen. Dockery,
of Richmond, Hon. W. S. Ashe' of New Hanover,
Dancy Dr. Holt, Hill, of Halifax, Gen. Sprui, OF
nd n RraY Rro0 no hoe hoo
here some days. Our excellent Governor, Thomas
Bragg, appeared to take deep interest in the Fair
l saw HIM frequently on the Fair grounds, and he
was regular attendant on the meetings of the
Society.
The premium carriages have been purchased, one
by Council Woot,n, Esq, of Lenoir and the other
by Seth Jones, Esq, of Wake. What became of
the big pumpkin, the Borneo men," the fat pig
and the organ-grinder, who played so many mourn
full tunes, | know not.
Yours, RALEIGH
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A CARD.

1T HAVING BEEN REPEATEDLY INSIN.
UATED by interested parties that the carriage
hibte the late State Fair and for which the first pre-
MUM awarded mostly manufacturers the North,
feel it due to ourselves to state, that the timber of
which the wheels made, imported from Connecti
being able obtain better timber there than
lower parts of this State The timber of which the body
made the growth of North Carolina made
shop in Kinston. by citizen of this State; paint
ed by citizen of this State, and trimmed by citizen of
this State. In Short it is essentially the manufacture and
production of North Carolina
DIBBLE i BROTHERS.
Raleigh Oct 80 1855. 97-1tpd.
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THANKSGIVING PUMPKIN.-Our acknowledgements
due to Mr. E. D. Smith 70 big Democratic,
anti-Know Nothing pumpkin" measuring feet 10
inches around, and weighing 81 pounds. 1t was
raised by Mr.. Jacob Bledsoe, of Orange county If
any of our Wake friends, those of any other
County beat it, let them send the evidence
and we will render verdict accordingly. Meanwhile,
in true puritan style, shall luxuriate in pump
kin pies"
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TRUSTEES SALE.


I'm PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO ME Elk.
IL ECUTED by Menassah Safer, the 16:h day of Au.
gust 1853 for certain purposes therein specified will
proceed SELL the 10th of December next the pre-
misses of land lying in Wake county the north
side of Crabree Creek the paper MILL containing two
hundred and sixty-sx acres, more or less.
The residence of said Menassah Safer, Satur
day the 22d day of December will sell the of land
ON which resides known the mill tract, situated
Baron creek and containing thirteen less
Also stills and stands, and all other fixtures about the
stilhouse together large stock f,hogs oxen
and calves horses household and kitchen furniture plan
TOOLS of corn fodder wagon and harness.
four CARTS carriage and negro and various
other articles.
~ Terms mont his credit with bond and approved
security. w. H. HIGH, Trustee.
Oct. 90 1855. Std. x
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Raleigh, Oct 26, 1855.
JUST PUBLISHED.
RAYARD TAYLOR'S NEW BOOK Visit

ID to India, China, LooChoo and Japan theyear 1885,
by Bayard Taylor with elegant Steel Engravings 12mo,
cloth. Price 81
This volume is record Of the authors experience
during years travel in the above named countries and
intended convey idea of their present phys
cal and social aspect The results the writer's
tons given the ghtully natural style which
characteriZes his previous works.
1--WE welcome with pleasure this long promised work.
The last Of three comprising Central
Africa Egypt and India of of the most interchangeable
travellers of the day We know of books of the XII nd
that keep the readers attention much ave.Sunday
Dispatch
Mr. Taylor has earned reputation traveller,
equaled by American and surpassed by but per-
living We the assertion, that this
book will be generally confessed be his greatest and best
work, "-EaStera Argus.
For Sale by W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Oct. 25, 1855. 81
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The Union adds :

The Union adds:
90 How prodigious the reaction since 1854! We
did not then carry single State: but in 1855, thus
far we have carried ten States, with one hundred
and nineteen electoral votes, to opponents four
States with forty -four electoral votes.
1t is now apparent to every intelligent man that
the democrats will elect the President in 1856. AS
the only national party in the field they will sweep
the entire country The opposition sectional in its
nature, divided and broken dispirted by defeat
make no Roadway against our triumphant columns
Whoever the National Democratic Convention de-
signatcs will be the next President of the United
States The political sky is as bright for
it for the opposition year ago. Most truly can
we say, {" Now is the winter of our discomfort made
glorious summer"
TENNEssEE.-The official vote for governor in this
State has been declared and is as follows:
Andrew johnson, democrat, 81 ,499
NJ P. Gentry, know nothing, 65,342
bs mso election in 1858
stood as follows:
johnson democrat 63,413
Henry, wing 6l,l63
Democratic majority 2,250
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10 O. f.

1. o. o. f.
VWNHE GRAND LODGE, i. o. o. F. 0F-N0RTH
II CAROLINA will hold its annual communication in
Wilmington, n. c., tine fourth Monday in November
next, being the 26th day of the month. Subordinate
Lodges will take notice, and send delegates accordingly
THOS. II. GARDNER,
Grand Secretary.
Oct "a, 1855. 97-till 4th Mon. in Nov
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THOROUGHBRED GAYLE.

IT HAVE LEFT FIVE OF MY FINE, FULL-BLo0D-
IL ED N. Devon Cattle which were exhibited at the late
State Fair with Mr. John Harrison at Raleigh for sale
Their ages range from IL months Persons wishing
to purchase will please call on Mr.. Harrison:
Oct. ae, 1855. s7-k :
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OF NORTH CAROLINA, JOHNSON

- COUNTY-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Au-
gust Term S55-Joseph Hare John Hare, aud others
stephen Rentfrow.-Caveat to Will
paper writing puportiDg to be the last will and tes
Court by Stephen Rentow, the Executor therein named
and by propounded for probate the last Will and
Testament of the said John Hare deceased When Joseph
Hare John Hare and Rufus Hare of kin of John
Hare deceased appear open Court protest against md
enter the probate of said paper writing
the will and of said John Hare deceased
thereupon the Court do order and direct that the Jury
be empaueled enquire whether the said
per writing is the last Will and Testament of John Hare
deceased And it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
the said john Hare deceased is nonresident Of this
State is ordered publication be made in the N c.
Weekly Standard weeks notifying the said Willis
Hare of kin to be and appear at the next Term Of
Court held for the County of Johnston the
Courthouse Smithfed the 4th Monday of November
next, and proceedings. -
WITNESS: j. II. Keneday Clerk of our said Court, at
office, the 4th Monday of August, 1865.
j. H. KENEDAY, CPk.
October 26, 1885, lO97-6w.
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ATTENTION! a1NDEPENDENT GUARDS

AA YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO MEET
FEsSx1 at the CENTRAL r. r. DEPOT ON SATURDAY,
49, morning, 27th inst, at O'Clock, in Winter Uni
FORM armed and equipped according 10 Ian, with thirteen
rounds blank cartridges.
BY order Of the Capt ain,
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INDIANA.-The Indiana Sentinel thinks the Demo-
cratic majority in that State will be 10000. The
Democratic gain since last year, is 10000. That
will do.
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mARRIEDl.

In Person county, n c., on the 18th inst, by W. u.
Royster Esq, Mr. j. A. Bunch Miss Mary E. Ramsey,
daughter of Mr. Badly Ramsey, al of Person.
In Lanrens Dist, Co Tuesday evening, the 9th in
stant5 by the Rev. Dr.. Robinson, 5cCorke Esq, of
Rowan county, n. Co. to Miss Emma IT, daughter of Gen
Jno. Bolton 0'Della, of Laurens Dist, s. C.
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POSTING UP.

The Washington Union posts up the Democratic
books as follows, showing very handsome balance
sheet:
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1t will be seen from the above that the democra-
tic majority on joint ballot in the next Georgia leg
islature will be seventynine. The Telegraph after
giving the tables, of which the above is recapitula
ton, adds:
eve think that this statement will be found toll
erably correct. In commenting on the victory, fig
Of rhetoric not needed. The figures of ari-
thmetc tell the story quite we'll enough"
OFFICIAL VOTE OF GEoRGIA.-The official vote for
Governor of Georgia is follows For johnson,
Democrat, 54,476-Andrews, Know Nothing, 49,.
75O-Overby, Temperance, 6,261. Johnson's clear
majority both is 4 465. The Senate stands
seventy three Democrats to thirty eight Know Moth
ngs and the House eighty-seven Democrats to six
ty-one Know Nothngs
The CAPITOL OF GEoRG1A.-At the late elections
in Georgia the people of that State voted on the
question of the removal of the seat of government
from Milledgeville. Twenty-seven thousand voted
to remove it to Atlanta, but majority of thirteen
thousand voted against any removal.
80 Thanksgiving Day was universally observed
in this City. The various places of business were
closed, and Divine services were held in most of the
churches.
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THE FRENCH BROAD ROAD.

We learn, from the Asheville Spectator, that the
5000 900 requisite fer the organization of the Green
vile and French Broad Railroad have been subscrib-
ed !; and meeting of the stockholders has been
called, to be holden in Ashevillc when nine Direc-
tors will be chosen for the ensuing year. The Spec
tator says: " Arrangements have been made to have
the route South of this place surveyed, competent
Engineer having been employed for that purpose,
whe, efficient corps be organized,
which will be in few days, will commence opera
tons. The first important step being taken in this
great enterprise its final is certain if those
whose assistance and cooperation invoked by
every consideration of duty and interest, will put
their shoulders to the wheel and make " long pull
strong pull, and pull all together"
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LIST OF NEW BOOKS, NOW READY.
l. ALFRED TENNYSON-MAUD AND OTHER PoEMs, so
II. CHARLES READE-PEG WoFF1NGroN, a Novel, rs
CHRISTIE TOMBSTONE, a Novel, IS cents
CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE, 70 cents.
III. WILLIAM HOWITT-LAND, LABOR Com,
vols. limo. 81.
A BOYS ADVENTURES IN THE WILDS OF AUS
TRAIIA, with Illustrations, IS
". THOMAS DE QUINCEY-THE NOTE BooK rs cts.
v. CHARLES KINGSLEY-THE VOYAGES AND ADvEN-
TUREs AYMAs LEIGH. 81 ,25
GLAUCUS, OR THE WONDERS OF THE SHORE,
cents.
VI. LIEUT.. ARNOLD (son of Dr. Arnold of Rugby
OAkFIELD a Novel, 81. -
For sale by
w. l.. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Oct. g. 1885. 97-
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BANK CAPE FEAR:-The President of the
Bank of Cape Fear gives notice. through the Will
mington Herald, Raleigh Register, Fayetteville OBJ
server, Salisbury Waterman, Asheve Spectator,
and Washington Times thata meeting of the stock
holders of the said Bank and also of the subscri-
bcrs to the increased capital stock, will be held in
Wilmington on the 9th day of December next. We
give this an item of news, and of interest
to some Of our readers How does it happen that
this Bank, in which the State well as many Dem
ocrats hold shares, uniformly advertses only in
Wing or Know Nothing papers? We do not COM
plain of If, but only call attention to the fact.
We learn also, from the Observer, the Herald,
and the Register, that this Bank has declared semi
annual dividend of five per cent
KANSAS Observation-Disclosures from the Congress
sional election in Kansas have been received from
all the Counties. Gen. Whitields vote is 1904,
and Reeder's 236. The Freesoers, refusing to adj
NIT the validity of the action of the Legislature di
rectng the above election, held another election
the 9th October, at which Reeder was chosen as
their delegate to Congress 1t will devolve on the
next House of Representatives to say who shall
have the seat.
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HIGH PRICE Provisions IN EURopE-The Ber-
lin National Zeitung, ofSeptember 22d, says "Not
only grain, meat oil and spirits have recently risen
in price, but there is almost description of goods
(which is not dearer. We have not known for years
period at which the advance in prices has been so
universal as at present. Imports, material and
domestic fabrics are all DEAR Many different causes
may be alleged the origin of this dearness; one
being the increase of the circulating medium both
of gold and paper money"
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The FEvER.-We learned on Saturday. that there
were three new cases among those who had return
ed from abroad. 1t is earnestly hoped that there
will be early change in the weather; and that we
shall have frost and ice that all the refugees
may return without the fear of taking the fever
Not the least unpleasant feasufe in the sad visitation
of pestience to our city, is the compulsory deten-
ton of thousands of our citizens from home, some
of whom have not funds enough left to pay their
tavern bill or passage to Norfolk.
The above is from the Norfolk argus of yesterday.
gentleman who came up from Norfolk yesterday,
informs there were deaths from Fever in tina.
place on Saturday. In every instance the subject
was recently returned refugee. Absentees are
particularly requested not to return yet awhile.
Pot. E1press.
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

Arrival Of the Cunara Mail Atsica-7He AUies
Threatening Perekop-Bombardn.ent Of Odessa
Expected Hourly-COttOn Declined-Breadstufs
1Granced.
HALIFAX, Oct 24.--The Cunard steamship Africa
reached here this forenoon, with one weeks later
intelligence than that received by the Atlantic
The Africa left Liverpool on the 13th and brings
quite number of passengers. The is
unimportant, but her commercial intelligence is
possessed of peculiar interest.
FROM CRIMEA, ETC
The Allies have been quite active in their opera
tons on the Danube. kars still holds out
At Sebastopol all quiet with the exception
of an occasional shot from the Russian batteries.
slight engagement had occurred near Kertch,
which terminated favorable to the Allies
The Allies, at last accounts, were threatening Pc
rekop.
The bombardment of Odessa by the Allied fleet
was expected to come off Immediately.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
liverpool Oct. 3.-Cotton.-Sales of the week
$4,000 bales. Prices considerably lower-the de-
preston amounts almost to panic 1t has de-
clined at least quarter penny. The market closed
dull. Sales to both spectators and exporters small
Breadstutfs have slightly advanced. Corn steady
and unchanged
Provisions generally unchanged.
Money more stringent. Consols for money 971.
The RESULT GEoBGIA-The Macon Telegraph,
of the 10th instant, publishes full election returns
from every county in the State Coffee
In the III counties reported
Johnson's vote NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81, O23
Andrcwss vote. Observation-Disclosures 2,54S
Overby's. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6l9s
Whole vote polled 1O2, 769
Johnson's majority Andrews. ........ IL ,475
Johnsons majority over both ............ 5,277
The party classification of the next legislature
will be follows:
SENATE.
Know-nothiug. 36
Democratic majority ..................39
REPRESENTATIVES.
Know nothings. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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A HUMOROUS VOLUME.
n UIZZICAL, SATIRICAL, MIRTHFUL,
AND I'ubyished this day, 4 Basket
of Clips, by John Brougham, illustrated by McLenan
VOL, l2mo. Price, 81 IS.
EXTRACT FROM PREFACE.
"a Basket of Chips is somewhat unpromising repast
to ask any participate in, to be sure and the
vorness the WILL doubt be eagerly laid hold of
by of the critics. Perhaps it might be WELL in
explanation the title to say that the random sketches
contained this volume the sawdust shaYings
accumulated during intervals of aborous carpentry
For Sale by W. l.. P0MEROY.
Raleigh Oct. 20, 1866. 81
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For the Standard
BISHOP ATKINSON'S APPOINTMENTS.
Wilson, Oct. 29th, evening.
Greenville, Oct 3Ist.
Trinity Chapel, Beaufort, Nov. End.
Washington, Nov. Sd and 4th.
Zion Chapel, Beaufort Nov. 9TH.
ST. Johns Church, Pitt Co., Nov. 7th
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The abolition know nothing coalition have carried
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MoEEE 4 R08ERrSON'S PRENlliM GOODS

ITw, u. M0TTE & NRO.'S can lr rot Mckee h
N UObertson's tassincrts, katlae:s, Persian cloth,
HaNlelS blankets, aud wOOleHyaTm which iooS Tie pre-
II,.t oelt
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!. H. PnNpnaT1oNs 9 EDlToRs.
OLIVER {, /, TAYLOR, hp'ion''
ogRICg-Cot0et II f7Nl8lnana Quincy Streets
Rnt.auee lton Q6lpcy.st,
IEBl1Y.
YOLIINIlE.s / Illl!l

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17 1856.
WHEELING. /
No / Super Phosphate Of 1ime,'
VERSUS hG GUAN0n

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hot kssl less or than sblo altel iv,
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Agricultural Chemist,
espni Willlau16pl6h, Long lslaiHlt y. VI
New Watch and JeWelry store.
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INItk subserher WouIdca tie atsp,tOtOr tie public ~
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Silver %ale, and fancy goods wlcl 10 is row olklllg
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keys, guards and chains,
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