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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-14
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET


The stock of BACON is much reduced, and the demand
good at IL to from wagons. CORN very and
wanted. COTTON dull and decliRng-best grades will
only bring cents The receipts of FLOUR are better
SPIRITS TURPENTINE So to Sc cts per gallon RAW
do O cange-CGr.
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D1v1DEND.-Thc Bank of marlborough it will
be seen 10y advertisement in another column has
declared dividend of per cent. for the past six
months; and it has, besides, been able to carry
per cent. to reserved profits. Its new Banking
House is nearly finished. Fay. OBS.
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~ We had the pleasure on Saturday, ofmeet-
ing the Hon. Thomas L. Clingman, who was on his
way to Washington City. He was in good health
and spirits Mr.. CIingman is always prompt in his
attendance on the opening of the House
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MARRIED.

At Pine Valley in Nash county on $oth Of October by
daughter of Robert Boon, of Law Debar,
On the 9TH inst, by Rev. w: T. Rrooks David OVERLY
Esq., Of Granville county, to Miss Ann E. Harris, of Wake
Forest.
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KANE's HoUsE.-We learn that this old and pop
ular house will be opened for the reception of visit
ors this (Tuesday) night.
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Mr.. Turner, the Chief Engineer of of the Western
extension of the n. c. Road commenced operations
at Salisbury Monday the 22d ult., in the survey
of said projected road.
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For the Standard.

For the Standard.
BISHOP ATKINSON'S APPOINTMENTS.
Rock6sh. Cumberland Co., Nov. 23d.
Fayetteville Nov 24th and 10Th.
Clinton, Sampson Co, Nov 2Ith.
Beattys Bridge, Baden Co., Nov. 18th.
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"a We call attention to the advertisements OF
DIR. VIM, Mr. Crenshaw, on another page. His req
dcnce which he offers for sale is certainly desira-
be location to any wishing to live in the vicinity
of Wake Forest College.
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~ We learn from the Asheville News that the
machine shops of Ephraim Clayton, of that place,
were destroyed by fire few days ago. Loss
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NEW sTOCKI

DURING FAIR WEEK OUR SALES WERE
~ large and in consequences stock greatly reduced,
much so that have had great difficulty in fitting
customers With such styles of garments wanted
The difficulty obvated for received yesterday
from Mandatory, quite Ian ge invoice comprising all
the and handsome styles recently opened in New York
City We have now just the sizes to make our stock COM
pete.
E. L. HARDING. =
November 2, 1885, o.
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COPELAND,S GALLERY,

Come Ladies gentlemen who want likeness true,
Come my Portrait Gallery and will give it you.
I'll paint your portraits large life and very cheap will
And when they re done if you don't like 'cm, why you
also take Daguerreotypes, and take 'em in hurry,
And if you'll come and sit for P not your patience
My light SOFT yet very FIXTURES all complete,
And all l ask you is to along and take seat,
bring your wives and and bring pref
ty daughter,
And patronze native-mOo treaty think aom ought to.
My Rooms you'll find above the of Sam Young Esq,
An cape0d and esqt and ean and sog,ed up with tire
To and examine specimens of my Skill in por-
trait and daguerreotype Hoping these few lines will find
the public "e,joying The same great blessings"
subscribe myself very TesP Pee8TIy Nh
P S-The subscriber continues to give lessons in draw
ing and painting and will visit the surrounding country
when desired to do for the of painting the
n,,srh Vow - 1855. 1 S;PiG:
~ p. NAsH's STOCK OF PIANOS NOW
One Louis l4th pattern, full oGaves, double 'front.' with
richly carved scroll legs and moudings.
One large octaves, heavy carved mouldings and leg
caps, and sliding desk.
and sliding desk
One large octaves round corners fancy desk and
dlestands.
One large 81 octaves round corners, double fronts
namented tablet.
One large 64 ocaves, square corner banded tablet
One large 6 octaves, square corners fancy desk, &c
large 6 ocave small round corner carved tablets
&C.
One large go octaves square flush fancy desk, &C.
One large 6 ocaves, small round corner carved tab
let's, &c.
One large 81 ocayes, square corner, sunk panel DC
Two large 6S octaves square corner, plain illuminated
plates.
large 6 octaves large round corner, candestands
&C.
Two 616 ocaves, square ush fancy desks and stands
large octaves Panos of varions patterns and
styles of finish.
above instruments from the celebrated facto-
ries of B. Durham, Fl. Worcester A. Stodart GrIfn
&c Every Piano sold is warranted and must give salts
faction the most fstidous Prices OF the above
Nov - 1856 102-1y
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ATTENTION "oAK-CITY GUARDS"

-, PARADE ON CAPITOL SQUARE ON TODAY
IVA "wednesday, 18th inst at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, in
Fad8s< Winter Uniform, armed and equipped.
=2Az (By order of Lieut.. Commanding,)
CHAS. III. THOMPSON O. S.
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CARD TO my PATRONS.

CONTEMPLATING A CHANGE IN OUR BUSI-
NESS ist january 1885, renders it actually necessary
urge the of all notes and due
To grant beyond that time WILDE altogeth
inconsistent with arrangements already made, and
who indebted will confer great favor by
coming forward and settling their notes and &C
counts due.
E. L. HARDING.
Nov. 13, 1855. 1922
inside. 49, -
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Nov. 5, 1855.
PUBLIC SALE OF RESIDENCE, LAND, sc.

EEAvING DETERMINED TO CHANGE MY LoCA-
SERVE on ihunsday the 18th December ensuing at p
O'clock present residence with 22o Of land The
miles North of Raleigh and mile south of W. Forest
College 1t issproporonaby divided into Woodland that
grown up old Fields particularly adapted corn
cotton wheat &C. produces well and much Of lies ad
conveniently arranged having rooms below and above
cea WI" IN order sae S%e
of natural oaks and hickory and in sight of the Depot
There office in the yard IS by 90 feet with chimney
The kitchen has . fire places and rooms-good Smoke
House and Dairy with Crib Stables Carriage House and
uts Tz the scppenpng grapes Amond Honey
To any seeking having children to educate
wishing to combine farm and settle in highly moral and
m M the above PFGeT t offers
Corr, Fodder and CattIe-Household and
Mattresses Bureaus sideboards Chairs Sofa Piano &c
] Barouche and harness, Buggy and harness, horse
7Gnss-A sums under Ten Dollars cash; over months
credit cash ash mt of One Thousand Dollars will be
mens each note to carry interest from date. The saew
positively take place.
Forestvile N. c., Nov. 5h, 1855 1o99-w5w.
NHANTEo MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
There will be meeting of the Creditors t of the Manteo
DANIEL G. FoWLE, Trustee.
Nov. ID, 1855. 1O2-td.
TO THE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH.
NOR SOME DAYS PAST, PETITION HAS BEEN
handed to many of the citizens of this place. in behalf
of Amariah Vaughan asking the Governor of the State
of New York. to grant him pardon and discharge from
the Pententary which he sentenced for three years.
in Delaware county that State the 25h of September
last.
earnestly request that persons will withhold their sig
from such paper until they made acquainted
with the conduct and character of A. B. Vaughan.
WILLIAM w. GRAY.
Nov. u, 1855. 1O2-1t.
EUST TO HAND, ANOTHER LOT OF FINE OVER
q Coats Business Coats Falmas &C. Also fresh sup:
ply of Cloths Cass and Nesting be made ORDER all Of
which will be sold low for cash Call and supply
yourselves, and don't forget to bring the wherewh
KING BIGGS.
Raleigh, Nov. IA, 1855. 102-3t.
N B-Those indebted to will please make grange
to settle before the first of January
one of the firm expects leave the State
Those who don't comply with the above request will be
waited by agent.
K. & B.
eB- Register, Age and Star copy times weekly.
CARD TO MY PATRONS.
CONTEMPLATING CHANGE IN OUR BUSI-
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as reported by Glasses .

As reported By Glasses No. and 5 Of Pilots.
Sept. l. 1855 Nov. l, 1855.
New Inlet 6 feet in. New Inlet feet in.
h han Bar, 6 :: C h kiRi Bar {: c. :;
Slew, Is
Western Bar, 8 6 e Western Bar 9 90 ''
Rip, Rip,
The above measurement taken at low water.
Add five feet and you have the depth at high water.
WI Commercial a,
BANK OF WnMINGToN.-The first regular annual
meeting of this institution held yesterday
The President reported that the bank was doing a
very fair business, and thought the stock likely to
be as profitable that of other banks in this place.
ballot was held for seven Directors for the en-
suing year, which resulted in the election of the
former Board, consisting of Messrs John McRae,
Jos. R. Blossom, L. A. Hart, Jas. L. Hathaway, Fl.
P. Russell, A Martin, and Robt. Noraeet IT,,
APPOINTMENT James NJ Gardiner of Rich-'
mond, and late of the Lynchburg and Abingdon tel
egraph line, has been appointed Chief Operator in
the Goldsboro' On. CO. Office the Washington and
New Orleans line Mr.. G. resided last year at Farm
vile, and is excellent operator, well as cour-
teous and agreeable gentleman.
CoNsEcRAT1oN.-St Marks. protestant EpiscopaD
Church, was consecrated to the service of Almighty
God, at Halifax, N. c., Sunday last. The Revs.
Joseph B. Cheshire, of Tarboro; Thomas, of Illinois;
Fitzgerald, of Halifax; and the Ri Rev. Thos At
kinson, Bishop of N. c., were all present.
SHocco SPRINGS FOR SALE AGAIN.-It will be
seen from advertising columns to-day, that this
most valuable property will be sold at public auction
on the 10Th of December next. This establishment
is SO we'll and so extensively known throughout the
country, that it is unnecessary for us to attempt any
description of the property. We authorized to
say that the sale will certainly take place that
day. VAR Neaos.
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Mr.. Lewis Burk, has associated with him
self in the Peoples Bank. Messrs. c. W. Lev
! ings and Josiah Davis who viii continue the
transaction Of the usual business OF Private
Banking They viii receive deposits, dis
count paper, buy and sell coin and exchange,
and draw bills upon the principal cities Of the
United States, England. Ireland, Scotland,
Germany and France, and such other business
as belong to legitimate private banking
Mr. Levings has recently been connected
with the State Stock Bank at Rockville. in
this Stale, and We find in tie Republican pub
lshed in that place, the following notice OF
him:
G. w LEyIsGs-This gentleman, who has
been acting a. Cashier of the Bank OF Rock
Vile ever since its establishment here, has re-
signed his office. and Mr.. Rockwell has been
Amounted bv the Directors, to fill the yacan-
cv Mr.. l.. undertook to establish this Bank
under most unfavorable circumstances. A
Bank was terrible bugbear to many of our
people, and to attempt any thing of the kind
was looked upon as almost too much OF an IN
trusion upon the old fogy system of doing
business. The attempt was made, however,
and how it has succeeded is well known. BY
his energy. perseverance and patience, Mr. l..
has given the Bank permanent and sure ba-
sis. He has built up business for it that
none but q man well versed in the many and
diversified twistings Of the commercial world
could have done His resignation will be re-
GREETED by his many warm and personal friends
as We know of no one whom our citizens
would rather see occupying that important
post than Mr.. Levings The reasons that in
duced Mr.. L. to resign are known to US in part.
and suffice it for US TO say that he retires with
the friendship and esteem, as well as the
tire confidence in{t ydrer''ity for the position
he held, of Stockholders. Directors, and all
connected with the Bank.
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Crceary and Provision Store.

yT,HE un5erssgrea would respectfully inform the
citizens of Richmond and vicinity. that he has cora
aencea general Grocery and Provision business IN
the roor, fornerIv occupied By Z H. Citizens and has
noyy on hant the best stocks Of articles II his
Inc ever offered sale in this city His assortment
consist. n p.rt Ct Loaf Crushed, Havana and brovn
smear. e dee Chocoete- Ssleratus, Starch Spices OF
al k.ds, green and black Teas ct superior guatiy
i.olasse.. Syrup, Frns. Nuts, Tobacco and eesars'
tcle ia the lire q Family Groceries. which he VIII
sell a. low they % had il this city or else
Ngaere-
he has also SODA CUNT, at which the 'fa.igus d
and thirsty can refresh themselves lCE CREAM
served up specially got a up ior the Pur-
- and 70 his tie attention Of ladies' ant gentlemen
IS respectfully invited
Having engage in this permanent business an:
n-enaag to evoe his eatIra stteation 70 the sane
he tce to deserve zad receive share Of u public
Patro1ss e D l. SiIf-NsS
Rishl1un6 June I, 1875. % Il
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For the PALLADIUM
To the Citizens of Richmond!

In view of the near approach of the time when
the Prohibitory Liquor Law will take effect, |
deem it advisable to say few words to you on
that subject and as politicians say) ito define my
position"
/ In the first place this law, which viii 90 into
operation on the 18th inst, is the work of large
majority of the people of Indiana; 1t Is long
cherished measure and the hopes OF thousands
rest upon it for the abatement OF crime, the ale
Walton of poverty. and the promotion OF the gen
eral prosperity of the State. 1t is to be hoped,
therefore, that but few persons, if any, viii be
found amongst Us, who will SO far forget their duty
as law abiding, republican citizens, as to attempt
to evade oppose the law Processing, as we
do under our happy form of Government, the
maxim that 1.-The majority shall rule" let not
belle professions, nor shame our democracy.
There is strong determination among the
friends of this law, to enforce it strictly; and so
long as it is the law Of the land it is the duty of
all TO obey aud respect it. DO not suffer your
selves to be led to any infractoa of its provisions
under the belief that the law is unconstitutional,
or that it will soon be repealed, There is no
probability of either and if it shall be disregard
ed on such grounds or any ether, the offender will
find TO his cost, that 'the way OF the transgressor
4 is hard.
So far as may be concerned in the administra-
ton of the law I would not consider myself called
on b. my little, brief authority personally to
spy into the privacy of the citizens, to ransack
the city in quest OF intractions If the law bat all
complaints properly brought before me, or coming
under my notice, will receive prompt attention, al
though | hope there will be but few occasions for
coercive measures but should such become neces-
sary, trust shall do my duty to the best OF my
Judgment unbiased by fear, favor or affection,
confidently looking for the cooperation OF all good
citizens in aid of the city authorities. Let then,
give this law fair trial, and experience will soon
test its beneficial effects.
II Respectfully,
( JOHN FINLEY, Mayor.
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Bsy- We hear frequent inquiries as to The
provisions of the will of the late Charles w.
S.arr, and as various rumors afioat to
the manner in which he left his real estate, we
take the liberty of saving that the property
both real and personal. was bequea,hed to
the wife. TO be disposed of as she deems
proper. Some have supposed that none OF
the real estate could be sold until the young
est child became of age. Such is not the
fact Mrs. Starr can dispose of any portion
Of the real estate she may desire to. There
Se some very desirable locations for residen
ces on the farm, and persons are DESTROYS to
obtain them.
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GAs.-We hope our citizens are thinking
about the gas works to be erected in this city,
and that they will at an early day take stock
in the enterprise. $4,000 is the sum now
proposed by Mr. Collier to be subscribed by
our citizens. TO be paid as soon as the works
are put up. Surely this small sum can be
raised? Think about it-talk about it-Do IT
I. will pay. we verify believe. We intended
to extend our remarks on this gas subject, bu
End we have no room this week-next weel
We will gas sufficiently to bring its advantage.
more fully before readers. We have {
communication on the subject--it will appear
in our next number,
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EEWe are authorized to announce THoM
As NJ BRows, ESQ. Of Winchester. as candid
..s for Prosecuting Attorney for the Judicia
circuit composed Of the counties Wayne, Hen
n, Randolph and Jay. subject to the decision
ola convention Of the Republican party
~ We are authorized 10 announce that IA
oos Il. JULIAN, ESQ, of Wayne county, will be a
candidate for Judge of the 18th Circuit, composed
of the counties of Wayne Henry, Randolph and
J,y, II nominated by the Republican party
rS- We are authorized to announce VII
LIAM Crosse, ESQ. of Henry county. as a
candidate for Judge of the Judicial Circuit
composed of the counties of Wayne, Henry,
Randolph and Jay.
fEWe are authorized to announce JAMES
RARrpKN ESQ. as a candidate for Judge OF
this Judicial Circuit, composed Of the coun-
ties Of Wayne. Henry. Randolph and Jay
fT We are authorized to announce BEs-
IAxIs l.. MARTIN. as a candidate for Auditor
OfWayne county.
ks-We are authorized to announce JAMES
N. Poe, ESQ, as a candidate for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court.
Mr.sss. EDIroRs are respectfully requested to
NOSES ID. LEEsoS o candidate for Clerk OF
tie Cireui. Court Of Wayne couaty, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
MEssRs EDIFoRs You hereby requested TO an
hoance EDw RoBERrs, a candidate for Clerk OF
the Circuit Court Your compliance with this request,
vii oblige MANY FRIENDS.
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Times ain. now as they use to was, y
~ you used to give from IS to So for pic.
eS' "hioh now you can get from fifty cents
= '~o dollars. al the Wayne County Gallery.
.'a're satisfaction given. bafore pictures go
-o'n 'he rooms. at this Gallery Call up and
AAa''ne specimens. for there are plenty IN
A''S 70 look at. y the n,.ns5er doarsa stairs Is
s''e- Rooms in Hams building. and
D ana PLEASANTLY fitted up. Entrance on
"s. Street, Sd door from the corner. Call.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.--Our friend Wat
son Is still engaged in counterfeiting the coun-
eaanees of our people. and more truthful and
perfect hkenesses are seldom taken All who
wish mementoes TO hand 10 their friends.
would DO well to call and obtain picture
Rooms opposite Citizens Bank, in the Shear
on building.
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srR,wBERSy SuPPkr.-Mrs. olps PROPOSES
giving Strawberry Supper on next Saturday
evening, lee Cream will also be served up.
"e hope she will be generously patroniSed,
Is she well deserves 10 be. being widow and
having large family dependent on her efforts
% gain livelihood Ye who have money to
spend Tor these luscious aud delicious articles.
prepare to spend ii nowl
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E.esEIors Notice,

tn. undersigned have fAfs day taken out OF the
CLERKS elce Of the - yaa comfy CoEzrnon Pleas
Court. letters tesfsentSry the last will and
rasns Of Thomas Hgrchcrs, sea. OF Green xnship
Wayne county. IcS. deceased 81 sErsess n.ssbtea
said estate Ie9ueste1 70 rake immediate gay
aent, and all persons harias claims agzins. said
tate. rsauest4 prese1S HEN daily authentic tts
within tyv Give rnonths- TIE estate l. solvent
BENJAMIN DU TCHESS,
DANIEL CHARLES,
sth nozth S,h 1<5S eT-s-
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STRAWBERRIES SMorHERED IN CREAM"
We are indebted to Mrs. Hogan for plate OF
most delicious straw berries and ice cream
The berries were the finest of the season, and
the cream delightfully."- favored. Reader, il
you want something in this line that is really
nice. call at Mrs. Hogan's. on Main street,
west of Front
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Rici,ulond Pump. sash Blind q
Door Mann TIA Glory.

rosEPH DICKINSON has bought the stoc.s On hand,
: he Sash and Deer Factory, carried O. heretofore
-, bis Pump Mandatory and has employed comPe
-. rorknen in the line, and viii hereafter carry on
-, basness in all its branches IN connection With the
p.-,. business Orders for Sash Bnd4 DoorFranes,
p,u.. Leaf & Wood Piping will be propsrly attended
"a At reasonable prices.
.sA work from his establishment, will be warranted
. ,iys satisfaction considerable stock of the above
Ito. nowon hand "a mo 18Th 1855.
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MARRIED-On the ith inst, by Rev Cyrus Nut.
at MIR Druly's Tavern in Ceutreville. Mir ELIHU
CARTER. OF Clinton county. Ohio, and Miss LsTHER
b. NENpKNHALr., of this county
- On Thursday. May 81, by Rev. 5. T. Cooper.
Mr.. JoHx + IIERcr Miss MARY L. PEELE. all Of
this county.
- On the eGth of Nay. by John Finley, Ma yer.
Mr.. DANIEL B. SrRATrAS and Miss RxsEcC, STRAIT
TON, all OF this city.
Love is the union of hearts Thy people SHALL Re
my peoPle-thy God my GOD, was tho Language Of
Ruth Naomi, and may the hearts of these, eur
young friends, be allied TO each o,her.
- On Tuesday evening last. BY Rev. c. Mutt, DR..
c. \. BRows. Of Long Island. n J., TO Miss RUEa
ANNA MoRRIs daughter Of Lev:s Morris, Of this vi
entity
This intelligence reached us just going
TO press and have only time express the wish
peace aul happiness may attend The happy bride
in her new sad distant home.
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Saeasaa Saw Hill.
s HI TIE d. B r o v

yIT OUID respectfully infcI their frieadS and The
w public generally that they are now prepared 20
bills lumber, 81 almost every quality ana
T. arv ordinary extent their Steam Saw sIll,
the Depat IN his city ana the shortes, notice They
n ave ri o IN connection Lsth Machine, which ena-
bies them to supply the demand FOR Lath. Also, q
Hominy Mill. st which taey manufacture super Tor
article Of HcInin They also wish to buy all kinds
timber suitable for Lumber. for which they i'll
pay fair prices any wishing to purchase, or hav
ing for sale any thing their line invited TO call!
Richrnond June 7 Is55 15-l
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ick CREAM oS.--Notwithstsnding the
eooiness OF the season, NJ c. Lewis ice cream
nom is the centre Of attraction for those who
Ns fond Of this and other delightful beyera-
ges Strawberries served with cream every
osy during their season. Call in and try them.