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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
SERB Dr. 6 / ite.
Sir ZEN 9tu0ult Icrmint fS55.

Sir Zen 9lu0ult lcrmirt 1890.
9obn unp 9amrs @pfman, 9esct ojcrman UNI
tngciman.
Niartin Semmcrcr. 9eBcn Itpmat 9. gGtIicn.
Sprbcd unp GnouB, Segrn yieubarb 1t. Simon.
Spcmpn SpYer, gc1en NflhoCl 9Sprtrin5.
NarCn Giicnbart unp ancsrc Ncacn u. SrAuB.
Gaipar &0uffm0n, gc8cn bic 2lcnt. Gtitn 60.
g3ntcruan unc 2jownU ac9cn 8. Grpman.
loenry Sc. Stabl, 9cBcn Gl9 9. SirrY.
SalpnUn 0teBl, gcgen Aarrn @'utb.
Ger 9iSmlitbc 0esen Daniel StrttIcr.
WariI DaIl, acssnG. Mcui5 unp :. Grnantf.
Sannab WipYcr, 9cgcn Q. unp .. OIcYcr.
9. mp s.. G'rr3cr grNcn @'eprAe Srptit.
Genjamin gSanncmahu, g"gcn GbarIes Mcrb.
6. s.. &crns 9iugen, 9eacn $. $. Salmpn.
8. WcYaif, Segcn bic 2llIcntoun @ilen 81.
Ieter .. Sug, ge9cn Gbpmos q. 0rHman.
Sobn Glarrr, 9r9en Den 9tImlihcn.
Ter gtGmlitte 9c8en pen NamIi6m.
Nlrranper NicJtce, 9eScn 2Ipam StrrnCr.
yep @anppcrf, scgrn Gantrl Yctrr.
glmOs Gttn1cr, 9rgcn GIrmas y. orHman.
Der NImlide, Sr9cn Den N1m!idrn.
Samcs y. 8uib, ge9cn ben 9tGmIdcn.
8. Z. 6pFman, mo Bro. 9rgrn pCn gidmlt4rn.
Gie 9iimlihen, gr9cn ben Namidlcn.
Die Namlt4n, 9cgen ben 9amItAen.
s. e. Slmuels, Wrotb.
Su(t 1S, nQbG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
5l1A!)anirsborO Stobr.

untuSitnicr btoicnt iitb bititr @Cltgtnhttt ttnen
TrrNnrcn uno ttncm alIatmttncn putlttlm Oniujrl:
Qtn, p0B CT Den Stcbr:S Stcd ess orn. SSrbn Mtn:
nib, II NGttbanitsbcrc. eetba COUNTY, t6ufIttb an
iitb otbratbt bat, uno rap CT plt StcbrSchiitt an
rtm oltn St0nre tiiufti9bn fcrtitBen miro. Gr
miiniht h&& puttifum bcicuotrs rorouf oufmtrtIam
3a MAIDEN, ro4 Ct ictUIn Dem frtbtrtn Strd tlnsn
grrRrn 3niae
0an; iteucr Otter
tti9cfilt bat, ruttib's u0nmtn nun ctutn bcrrIbtn
Stcd t5itr ausmabt. Sa cine ihGnGrt unp bcItrC
NuspobI Sitter miro njr9enpSwc in gNnpt on9etrrfs
ftu.
Seiu Stpcf trptfci1er SSdarcn
III elmer ctr btt DISQUALIFICATION in eccba Gounn, unr
tt0rtt allies fir 0ancu: uno ORauns:l(nii3t IN ilth,
.prfdr 0epSbnllth in tlntm Strbr OullraV miro
OiI 2trtlttl ;u UtuNTtn bait man rabEr ais gan;
uttrtiUBt9.
Die Orp;erirn unb Sucen5s 9Gnnrcn
lIno ebtnfaCs pcn Der erlttu G5Gtt unO StbSnhtit-
unO mirotn fitbtr ntratnpsuc GbutrrlItn. Rufit
rahtr uno urtbiIt ftr @utb iilbt. uno ptnu ncch
in Srcbrs Sar9atns il MAIDEN Rnp, 10 1T 9anj ttbtr
bltr Der Srt.
0E.JF Nut Irttu 2anotsprpouttt ptrotn i'm Nus:
toulh fir NSaartn sin9tncmmtn uno eaiir etr btb:
III WdrttprtB irIoubt.
Ourh 8ul1tlit unc Ydntrihttit brfTt G ols
1unlir }(nfinltr icb tintn Shul Der &unolhoft res
Tuplitms iuiulitbtrn, vcfUr or b isptrjEt oantbar
trptrn wirr.
Stcpben 5. t1Iinnid,.
NtebouitS6crc, Sull Is. n03m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
IA S0uQCDrer Uerl1n9t.

Die S4uIrirCtturen 1cm Glib gSbCttball Die
ltrift Zelda GauntY, riinidCn IA faGtgc ErBrrr
fir cincn Grrn,in Yon funf Wipnotrn an einrm Sas
Iariun vpn 81 Ibalcr per Wcnnt on3uitslcn.-
9lppIitannten iinp attm9sppu rriu@t, am Drn-
nerita9 rrn 9tcn 9lu9ut nahirns, Sormitta9s,
AM oaulr Spn u. %. 2pper, in beIn9tcm Sip,
elmer SerIammtuna Der Circttcrcn tcSupoHncn,
mann uno muicti rry Gomtys sSuperintrnpn 9cs
aenrGrtia ieiu wtrr, tm Dem Oeieg 9cmab rnr
Examination 0Ouunrbmrn.
Bzg- Die Ttcttpun gctcn Su 9lci6cr 3rit
Nadridt, rap iie fir feline &incr bic aus tbrcm
in rinrn onpcrn Giilritt in rie SAutr 0rianNt wrz
ren, gu tcinblcn wlIeno linp.
glui Gcrprrnug Der Spnrb.
.. !. Ebeaeo, Sre.
Suti 1S. rq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01

RirmcrbInSter. tio Gjratlcins s&erIrtigcr,
@lu0tbrihtjgin raS YututumL roD ilt itb I'm eli:
pEu CSIl,hGft gan; nIu ct0tlirt rrtcn uuo rcs Sc
tAit auf iiul Oue0tptrutt N2tift am 9tnonntIn Srt
tstrttbtu. StluE pcn icot: &t:iiunun9 ino tmultr
Ia erCFtr IusrUoEt ouf lo0ub urp ptroru Hdh YW:
fsllrn9 NIrttrtgt, els t9curt uno trbEnoe StEInE,
bsjrts fir 6tnrer uno Grpohlmc, 9Rcuument',
SCmb 9'rres. MoutdS Sjitb Stpsj Srtpptn. StbpA:
ltr uuo Qfcip @ngiht uno rtutiht StbrtftCn.
bhahtn Ano Niitutt, itptt @trjjcruu9tu ollcr art
iptrnEh ihSh. Nut uuo roucrhat prrfirtiNt StS lE:
fra8SmlpWrln:un @Ir,ttunatn prn 70 brbT
8dEftrtJAIit pie rct trtne tctthc in btrtr StaEnt
esmadbt hHtrCtl. unO tOocn tnS puttum elm, thrt
gStrtitittc su bslGdbtn uno h ltt rcn rcitr bat:
fldii 81 ibtrwuetn. 2tUtb hottn le olltrltt Stup'
turcn aus itOttniithtm 9Iornrr, ais Slrlth ptrfr:
tis,s 8luntu:&olIu. Soubcn unp mdtrltt onocre st:
Gurtn, gum &trtauf ouf toonr, wcrouf ht btIcnotrS
Htt Iufmtrtlamtit btr Oanlra tnttn mEd)tcn:
0ty- Gmrritaniihtr uuO it0iiIniitbtr 9Rarmcr &c:
fer S.uoltat miro imviir gum C5rC5: uNo RlSinptr:
tauf ouf Sauo 0tbatttn. rpcju Stinhoutr pcm eonoC
ttlcuoers ctn0iNoeu iiuo. iurcm mir u GinrithtunN
9ttrcftu bobEn, rGG it an btnidbtu Yrtilrn mis- IN
Ybilartipbia pcn uns touilu tGunCn.
Ourcb IhSnt gtrtsit, prcmptt @ENjtnun0 uuo bil:
tl0e Nrtt bcfcn ilc 0uf ioblrctChcu 3urrub, mcran
fs fh icott3cjt bant6ar trmtitn wErptn.
Sult IL, 1885. nNbr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
OlDrreicDe 9}eltigfetten .

T"r out rleiIul1rn gGoirS uno ntrrtn bit hart fir
ihrtn Sholcr in Ger yotu; uub Gstrotre Grnbtt gu
arbIITtu hubcn, - otnn Der Scitph Stcpp, Ut cctcn
vcn Murcrt uno philadelphia 5urdd9, uno miro
nun tlutn 9anitn
Stcd SpmmcrNGter an Ecinabc Balls 9rci5 Scrs
fGWicn, um 9tlum fir irincn ncucn 28ins
tcrsStod gu MAIDEN.
Sritpb Gtcrp III ftt tntiblrGtn, 90rrirGs an holb
YrtlB ~ gtrfouftn; govnS % Gents ptrth, an III:
tjnilcr l2I Gtnts Wirtb, on E /. unb r nttpGr os
0tnts rtr l)arb @rollb D. S0lnc, % 0tutS Wtrth,
an f.! !-tlni0tr an Gi pT Norp giOrd9torUGittt
oolstUthtr an 81 GNla: Cellars an Gents; .Nat:
ulut plrtb II 0mtS, on e. ptr lIaro ihW0rW 9JttS
uuo (lnt orcgt gcu TdaS, Nthcn al on tttnOhc 00r
utthtS YR0ntilas tclnobt bats $prtietn. Giltb:
falls cine ihGns 2rt SIlps unO 8orI9ss tbr ltbGn
unp iihr wcbIftit fir 8arNNr.
Wlprrrihe Ncui9fcitcn.
Qnts 3tirtn fir O1s &clf iutnu s an Scitrb stcprs
prhtiltm 9'orNClp Srrbr, in 2(utnoun, Sc. Al an:
ruftrl, uuo ;u0r am Gdt btr $oamlrn unb Stn St
nobt o09tntutb6 loctt
6rrttB8cma@tc &ldor ppcr trn Str1 bic
leltc Su MAIDEN,
.trtauft Ger Stcpp tetndht an halb Vrtts Der =.
Stcpp III cth Gin irurrborcr YRanu--panr OIltS am
Shtutrittn m. rirtouft or am pGhtNittr. ga
fault itGt ats ipcblftlltr fir Gdh oils Emols nobt
Ncht, rtun mtnn ibm il ctr Sbtrin 0uf zen SooIs
tcmt, lc III cS uur CtIut1tn rdB or III wchHl ptr:
touft-ptr Nts 9aaHt Get trint psn Ma9t 9traet auf
otn &rpf.
SoIrR9 Stcpp.
S,,G
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
oclmbplb'9 rAtc 3utrrritun9en.
SoelmbllO'5 D6bit toncentrirter iufamz
men8eieBter
8uC0u Stub GrtraCt,

Sir 6ranthtittn Der Ytdit uno 9ittrtn, q betmc
Nrdntbdttn Strtmrcn, ShWitbc, ,un0 ollt 0notrc
RrantbGttn Der tlhtttbtSsSrNautn, btleerlt Sc:
ltttbS, ncn mtItltn lrotbcn lte outb tuInrr cut:
ltOnoEn ,tn mSgtn, uup 9Ittdbvitt wts ali.
NGinu gu pir pit ftrtbtTtid)t Nr0ntbtit mNtir0Cn
bait mtht ptnn ilt ctnmal IN Dem Srlttm lBt, iltb.
trllth ron ctntm Gcihibt gum onrtru 0tbt, olt Gcn
tituttcnn untr1robrnN unr rit iuahrt SHelfeit Dos
3tbtnS nutiou9tno, 70 iibtr0ttt Ocb mtb pGu odurrn
ctr OuddlaIbtr, mtItDt tG1titb IN Ctntr Stort mtr
phtaotpbld ouftaudDtn uno OiI 3timrlln mt ltrah:
Iuotu lnpahrhttIn 0ntittn, rit nur "a 9u 0cCtQnSt
0no Die SINtno, uno lcltht, bt nibtm lbrtn Nntf
fIn Gttdnn llno, 81 hlutr0thtr. NOiU" fam in Der
luswibIun9 tlntS 9IItNlS IN pttn ,JIlItn uItbt 81
atbtium iiin.
Der ButbV Tluin Grrdtt 1T rcn tErithmtn Ntr;:
ten Gt5 has rcruthmtt 9RtId Gas t bttGunt 9wcrpcn
GuSltirrchen prrOer. @r NJ cine 0RcCtin ron pGuis
0n0tn9hmtu Geltbm0d, ,uno In tlntr NSlrtuua 0inLtch
unhiNlttb, uno ctnuctb CnIftrnt CT itots ShtltDtn
rcu btm 0tfti9tn GtihUGr eIttr 0tlbculltbtnRront:
btit, uno ouptrn 9Rthl uuSbnltb trctnN Ct nieidtt
nitht i'm Wtuh oui
.NSrrcrLtbe Gnttriftuno WranlaFt ourcb Wgbr0uth
ptrllchtntr Gjdbtn clnt Gblhtucht Mronthut, w1lbr
Souicnp1 rcs minntbn GtihlIthts in cIu untltIlthrs
Sra5 9cNrobt uuo (cmit rie 9aujtucs .ocfuuu9 Ger
ltlit clts man;hcn crlIu SuQlru0S i'm Nctm SirlGrL
fam purtb btclt6 uufhltorI NRlttd turtt wcrNcn -
lIuO ols cine 9Rtrttin ot Stbtrmaun nuGIttb ltn
mus, icipch Dem 3ircbtu ais rtm btttlI1irtQtn un0
otrjwsitlttu 5nraltNn fam ces9ltthcn uitbt 0cun:
pcn mtrocn, "a ct btre6 ais Sur uno &trbGtuuss:
mtttl Ipirtt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
9fl0ri6t.

wirr ticrmit 0c0cten, ait bic Nitstifber tsr Sau'
ern 9rsenieittgen 6currsS rii6rrunss s@c1euidaft
ppn 9(crtbamrtcn Gauntp, DAP cine gBobl scbal-
ten wetrcn lpa AM 6dule bon 6 + arteS Z.
Us Deitieu, in gtiepcr.9ta;arrtb 9aunl6ip, auf
Samifa95 DEN llten au0uit,
nSditsns, sWiidcn ben Stunprn pcn 10 llGr gcr-
mttaSS rno llEr 9idhmittass, fir ben Cub
3wcd, IS @rrpaItcr fir pas trporiebenre Sabr
rur4 SaIrtreu ,u erpa9len. CUR Iclben 3eit
NIB an iihcR Srt Ioll elm pcuitdnpi9cr Seri@t
brS 3uianpcs Der 0rieuIAaft mGprenp rss prrs
flpbsncn Sabrcs SertHcntIi6t werpcn.
gtuf Srfrbt Der Srarp prn 8rrlualtsr,
SSoDn y. Seiiel, Seeretdr.
Suites. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
Selmbolo'6 b0hit cOncentrirtsr juiom:
men9eieBter @rtract Don
S0rIQp1rtua Stub,

Bur &etnt9un9 ntS |mts, Gn,rrnun0 allcr purtb bCn
lltbtrt!uE uCn 0ItrturN cntltdn0cntn .Rrauthtttn,
NicsIttllun9 uno lIngrricbt9tttt i'm 2tbtn, front:
itht 0r0Nthtlttn blt aus unrtntm GtGut tnntthtn,
uu0 o0S tinitlc iuctrliGtst bttnnntt YJiud 0t0tn
Srcfula, GalifuB, Jtrln0tcpf, ioas: uno Biin0t:
ihrpdr, Stbmtritn uno GitihUullt rtr Rnctbtn,
Hnlpurn (Sttftr) Nusabru i'll Gsltbt, unp olIt
lhupptJtn ndutau&britbt.
Oiitr 2trtlttl miro nun pcn tiui1cu Ger ttrihmtt.
ittn Itrjttn Dos gdnbt6 nirlhrltbtn uuo hat b 0ts
utrtlamrr IN Der 4rart5 crlplctn als' trQtno clut
SdriopariUO 3ubtrlitun9 wAtDc nini Yu6utum it
cffirtrt Wurpt. -. &trhltbtnt TGlIt pru Spphills,
NNtrturidt uuO Strcfula 9rOntbrittn Wuren 0aulld
hcrlattlt wucht IN zen uuturirbartn 0Borrsunlcrtr
Sntntthtn Sultlulrncn. tit pttttu S0hrtn altr cr:
pmtIlthIn 8tbonrlun1Suelit wiNCrltductu babGu. -
SIrt Sdlc lttfrn ithlI9rurt ptptt ron otn ltiIid:
nltn lBirunatn titltr IRtottin cinilt Der hortndt
9ttn llthN ~ btmntn, nab otm Stt 0rietn SrltSrt
unp oic .Nnctbp btrttis dR0t0rlfftu rpartr.
q tb I / Oh t.-&rltft non ptrdnrucrtItChtn NcrS.
ten uno 4rcfllrrtn non untcribtoltbtu msoclnIithEn
9clItQtrn, uno 3trtlntottn pcn Nurcn pcn YdIltntr
ino bttotn 3ubtrtjtun9tu tttlsftQ'.
Yutbu Stuio @rtratt l SbOtr ptt SlaIbr, cCGr
Stai;btn fir > Sbotr.
Grtratt Ven SariuporGa tbSnfaIs / Sbaltr Die
Stafbt, rOtr StGibtu fir ) Sbolsr, Der an Stirtc
elmer ejolIcn Snrup ron SoriaportIla atitb tcmmt.
NStrftrlt uno prfouft prn ~. :. (oelmbclN, Gbt:
mitcr. 263 Gbtsnut SrafE, nOht hem Gitrorp loous,
lhllarelpoa. limo ~ hotCn bet cen mtbrlEtn Drug
iltcn uuo toSnrttrn olTGutboIttu.
ALE an Den Giotntbimtr crT Q9tuttn Ottrtfrtt
QuftrSat wtrrCu pUntttb btIcr9l.
ault -. IS55. nolS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
9Siien1c0aft 1T 0elp.

Srsrnp cine Yeripn bic wiini8t trlcbrt 5u mcr'
ben, ipie man Die bette mnr5sn5S d.r b
StRte, in 5 0tnuten 3cit MAIDEN fam, tmo
70 bdB trrIrl6c nur 5 Gents bic @oHen tcltEt---
rrbGlt ale nrtbwrnpi9e SsIrArun8en, wrnn CT ~
Gents itsrIcnret al
Sdmes 8 0fG urbp,
g8inoicr, gcrt @ouutn, go.
Suli If, 1855. #3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
GOwarO uuO Gsmp'G GtpreR.

9teuc5 Grlct1tcrun9S<Wtittcl.
E.ssrsEl SnNrm llsbrrrntiinite nit her Bel.
.o,Ss;lr.Es. .Yiprc' Geldware. unp Der Ve6a Salep
GuenpaHn Sctrrffen pcrpen lno, 10 1T bieie Gr-
prep run i'm Stanpe idwere G,iiter an repustrtcn
prc6en na6 Gaitpu, Aarntaun, SrtbIr9rm u.i.
~. Su trfBrprrn.
ScriUnrn tie rtpaS batn 9ci6ift gu baten
wiinidrn, bcltrben ibre Gjitrr IN ''care BON Scns
0rp unp Comp" gu beSei&nrn. GmpianeItrinc
mrrccn CIT ecrrn Sffce in 9Dilatelpbia, DO. 9
GbSsnut Stra6r, Opcr bci Narpn SGmt 9lp. 50
9amItrn SraBe in AlIcntaun scscbsn.
SooWaro uno Gomp. =
Suri 81. ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
Sine WiUDle 3u pertQufen.
Ger untCpgiAnrtr tirtct sum gripatprrfauf an
Cine HprtrrffIi1e WoblmIhlr,

mtrt uno ott tnncrt Gturtbmn9 II rrrrEllIlTS sum
Shtit nrtb 0anj ncu uno un0tmrtn tn0tb uno bauer;
baft 9tmabr. Dtr 9SalItrrcm III fart uno 0nhal'
ttur. go0C unp gams cer NRibIt III GuRtrlt 9Gnltl@
c ta5 cine 0rcgt Runbhaft ven Der llm9S9tno H Er'
martIn H. ceGn 10 lpit autb Ouf ptr Gilubohn tn tt:
pennnrcr oGuod 9striStCn pirosn tonn, nSre,hn nab
Der Rcblsnol0tnp, uuo dOlith ucht nur noCh gbaa:
relpha, icnptrn nab &ud5 6ountN, no bttonntttb
gRGbn ror iuo, uuo bic 9lohfra9t nab NNsbI ETC.,
ayrB m, Nouluilias wTccu criuht fCb bet Dem Gt'
9Iutlantr nrtb rcr puu 20iin Irumtuocn au0ult 81
mttccn. pcbuboft in NM bauc9tr. NGcn0cmtrN &c.
Gr ii oub mGtbtnuib 9Rcnto0s cosr Nttnta95 on
lEtuir 9TWbtI aHWtrtittn.
gat0an Si8er.
SUIT %, rl3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
S0ubma0er, febet Bier !

Sin outer @crratb rcn GticftbGgern, S6ubsi:
fsn. 8riuwbSlptn, gRcrrsro 9eeer, uno ole gum
56ubmabu e'sfbSit uctbwcnei9s arttrl ,u 6atcn
lei g. ., Afpier.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-24

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM SHIP ATLANTIC.
Se6astopoI to be bloom Russians again Defeated.
New YoRK, Oct 1S.-The Steamer Atlantic ar
rived this morning at 81 o'clock, with one weeks
later intelligence from Europe she having sailed
the 9Th
A rise has taken place in discount, 81 per cent.
being the rate.
commercial uneasiness is manifested
The Cotton market is depressed and prices irreg-
ular
Sebastopol is to be blown up, and the Allies are
sinking mines for that purpose.
Gortschakoff's army is threatened by large forces
of the Allies from EuPatoria and Baker.
On thes29th Sept, the Russians were defeated
near Eupatoria by the French Cavalry. Their loss
was 30 killed and 1O5 prisoners.
The French loss killed and ~ wounded
Gortschakoff, on the third, reports Intellectual
movement on his left flank
The feet has sailed on a secret expedition sun
posed to Nicabaieff Odessa.
The Russians seemed determined to meet the
campaign vigorously. 80
The Gar at Odessa has issued an encouraging
address to the Russian people informing them that
he will shortly be in the Crimea.
collision is anticipated between the Western
Powers and Greece, account of their bombast Of
Russian proclivties
The food question is still serious both with France
and Germany.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reports Cotton dull and
prices further declined and closed heavy. Sales
for the week forty thousand eight hundred.
The Manchester markets. quiet with little bust
ness.
Flour is in better request.
Corn is quiet.
Beef is in considerable demand, especially lower
qualities.
Pork is in moderate demand.
Nothing doing in Bacon.
Tallow is active.
Consols closed S74.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-24
CIR 9tan0ar0.
RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY. OCT, a. 1865.
. 9 q q 9 q q 9 q
ADVERTISING NOTICE.

We beg leave again state that all yearly contracts
advertising in the Standard abrogated at the close
charge all advertisements at transient rates. viz 81
per "a lines less for the first insertion and
cents per square for each subsequent insertion and for
ular advertisers by the year. for six MONTHS deduct
o9ethrd or sa per cent from the gross amount Thus
ingy No deduction made for less time than months.
for standing advertisements or for certain space with
specified number of changes.
~ No General Advertising Agents" are recognized
by us and their orders will be attended only when they
enclose the cash.
HOLDEN & WILSON.
October, 1885, 90
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-24

Mr. MCKETHAN's CARR1AGE.-We learn that the
fine Carriage, exhibited at the late Fair, by A. A.
McKethan, Esq, of Fayetteville, was purchased at
5000 by Seth Jones, Esq, of this county. The
whole of the woodwork of this carriage, we are in
formed was constructed of materials obtained in
Cumberland county; and in other respects the We
hicle was as completely North Carolina produc-
ton as it could be made. Mr.. Mcclellan is one of
most ent erprising mechanics in the State, and de-
serves much credit for his industry, energy, and
success in life. He served his apprenticeship in
Fayetteville, started in life with means but his
knowledge of his business and his good character !;
and he now works from sixty to seventy-fve hands,
and has accumulated handsome fortune. Honor,
say we, to the hard-handed mechanic, as well as to
the plough
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-24
Rogers Store Post once,

~ y,
Office ....SOMETIME IN THE MONTH OF
IL February March, 1854 l. Benjamin Rogers, Of the
county of Wake, and State aforesaid made limited pow
Of attorney William A. Rogers, of the county of Rob-
and State aforesaid for the and protection of
several servants then engaged the Tupenne bus
ness until they were rehred certain trustees or re-
turned to directed it wrote, and for no other
trustees in March, 1884, and balance returned to me- at
which time considered the agency of William A. Rogers
months back) credibly informed that moneys
due to paid over to him. and under color of the
and delays the payment of the to my proper
agent. Now, be it known that did not consider him
agent for collecting receiving any such moneys me-
or giving receipts or having thing further to do With
of slaves returned As SUCH hereby revoke
any and all such of attorney and such agency here
tofore and hereafter and all acts of his in
rer touching the premises in name, shall be null
andtvoid, from that time day, and date above written
October %, 1856. 96-St.
- Raleigh Register and Fayetteville Observer copy
three times and forward Benz Rogers Rogers
Store, N, G.
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MARRIED,

At Mount Pleasant, Rockingham county Wednesday
evening the 18th inst, by Rev. Jacob Doll Mr. Thomas II.
Holt Of Aamance to Miss Louisa NJ. Moore, third daugh
ter of Mr. Samuel Moore.
~ Register Hlsboro' Recorder and Milton Chronicle
please copy
At Morganton Wednesday morning. the 18th ult by
the Rev j. T. Pickett, Mr.. A. L. Adams of Augusta, Ga,
to Miss Mary J. Tate.
In Chatham county, the LIST inst by JAS F. Rives,
ESQ.,, Mr. Thomas G. Wiett to Miss Mary Ekins. Also
by the same, the 9th inst Mr. James F. Fields to Miss
Phebe Ann Cuberson.
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CONTRIBUTIONS BY P1TTsBoRoUGH.-We learn that
during the week of the recent Chatham Superior
Court, collection taken up for the relief of the
destitute and suffering of the towns of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, amounting to the handsome sum of
S275-of which $50 were contributed by the ladies'
of Peterborough and its immediate vicinity. The
money transmitted to the Mayors of Norfolk
and Portsmouth by the Hon. A. Rencher, and each
of those functionaries returned very suitable and
handsome acknowledgment. Such sympathy for
suffering humanity is honorable to our nature and
deserves its reward both here and hereafter.
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GREAT'ANT1-KNow NOTHING FEsTIvAL.-The Dem
ocrats of Warren held a meeting on the 10th, to
make arrangements for holding Grand antiKnow
Nothing Festival at some convenient point in this
Congressional District, the Raleigh and Castor
Road, on the 18th and 29th of next month. Com
mittees were appointed, and preliminary steps taken
for an imposing festival The proceedings shall ap-
pear in next.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET

FAYETTEVILLE UCI ZU
BACON-Suppy abundant and prices ower-sales 1216
to 13c hog round CORN-But little in market change
in prices. COTTON-prices lower, sales 81 to So
FLOUR-In good demand at from 81 rs to So 80. Sup
ply light for the and stock much reduced
Rags-the price 81. WHEAT-sales at 81 80 ~ bushel.
SPTS. TURPENT1NE-35 to SO. Raw do. change.
Cdr0Lin517.
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"a We understand therewas an informal meet
ing of the Executive Committee of the State Agri-
cultural Society, in the Commons Hall, Saturday
night; present, Hon. Thomas Rufin, Chairman er
o6fcio, Jno S. Dancy, G. L. Hinton, R. Fl. Smith,
and W. II. Jones. Without transacting any business
they adjourned to meet in this City on the first Mon
day in January next.
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~ We have received the first number of the
Semi-Weekly Warrenton News. 1t is an excellent
newspaper, cheap, and devoted thoroughly to Dem
ocratic principles. We wish its able Editor and its
worthy proprietor the most abundant success.
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CHARLESTON, Ocr. 19.-Cotton is active with sales
of 1890 bales. Good middling at 81 cts.
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BALTIMORE, Oct 2o.-Flour is firm at yesterday
rates. Wheat has declined to cts Corn is un-
changed. Provisions are dropping.
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business NOTICE. AUCTION AND
LID Commission business under the style and firm OF
tchford Cooke will hereafter be conducted by the
dersgned, and he will settle the former business;
Raleigh, Oct o. 1s45. 60
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- The North Carolina Baptist State Convention
will assemble in Warrenton, on the 7th OF mex
month
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n OST.---oN MONDAY, 18TH ms, IN RALEIGH,
A OF ON the Road between Raleigh and Wakefield, a
Portmoney containing twenty dollars in cash. and note
Noreet Perry for twenty dollars and several
person who may find the that get it again.
NV address is Wakefield, N. G.
- BENJAMIN PEARCE
October o. 1855 96-St.
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The Edgefeld Advertiser of the 10th instant,

The Edgefeld Advertiser of the 10th instant,
says:
1--WE have been visited this fall by an unusually
early killing frost The hopes of farmers are thus
blighted and the cotton crop, which has never been
estimated even as high as an average crop is cut
short. In many places, where the crop of cotton
killed the top crop, and thus judge that the crop
will fall considerably below former expectations
gentleman who has noted the early frosts in for
years, has kindly furnished with the follow
ing statement: In 1852 the first frost was on the
18th November; in 1853, on the 25th October; in
1854, on the 18th November, and in 1866, on the
18th and 9Th October 80.
The Georgetown Pee Dee Times, of the 10th inst,
says:
ave observed in our last issue that the weather
had changed cool. On Saturday after, the thermom-
eter again rose and the day agreeably hot; soon
after night, however, the wind changed, and by
Sunday morning in heavy white frost. This de-
lghtful change continues, and our absent citizens
may return with safety"
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- AlaeAefei ana aeffiHs'' ANN J. j. LITCHFoRD.
October %. 1865 90
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- Several communications and other matter
unavoidably crowded out.
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L. c. TRrMBbE, R. I. j. TwYMAN, and others

New YORK OCT. 2O.-Flour is steady, sales of
State and Ohio brands at So 60; Southern is un-
is lower; sales at 90 cts for mixed Pork, beef lard
and whiskey are unchanged Virginia fves 81.
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Pike county says:
"The cotton crop in this section of this county is
not as good it was last year. The weed is larger
but the rains of July and August last have made it
shed its forms very much.
There is at least twenty per cent. more land plant.
ed in cotton this year than the one that has just
past. So far as my inquiries have extended, have
found old stock on hand. Corn and pea crops are
unprecedentedly large.