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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-26
STATE MEf5ICAL SOCIETY.

STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. nur
tnNHE SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF I'M I'M
Medical Society of the State of North Carolina %'
be held in the City Of Raleigh Tuesday the 18th OF a
1885, the second Tuesday that mouth The Society VIII
convene at o'clock, p NJ
delegates, permanent members, and the profession s
orally, are invited to attend.
S. s. sATCHWELI, n. D,
Sec. N. c. Med Soc
April s. 1886. - 4l-wtd.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. see by the
Cincinnati Commercial, that dispatch was
received by that paper last Friday, from the
Captain Of the steamer James Woods, then
laying at this place, stating that freights were
very scarce at this point, and prices mnch de-
pressed.
We understand the truth of the matter to be
that the James Woods was offered a full
freight to New Orleans by our shippers at
good prices, and such prices as the Niagara
gladly accepted. The Niagara, boat of near
ly double the capacity Of the Woods, took a
full load from here without making much re-
duction in the quantity on the wharf-ahd
warehouses were left groaning under the
weight Of produce, which it is not safe to ex-
pose on the wharf Such deliberate mis-state-
ments must have been made to prevent boats
depending on this point for load. We hope
that the captain Of the Woods may not for
felt the good will Of our shippers and citizens
by repeating the error.
or The large sternwheel packet Diamond,
Capt Holcroft, was at our wharf last night,
bound for Nashville with full trip of passen-
gers and freight.
CET The steamer Umpire took On over 100
tons of freight at our wharf yesterday, for
the Cumberland river.
! " Capt Liter, of the Green river packet
/ Bowling Green, was in town yesterday, max
ing up "a trip oil freight for Bowling Green
and intermediate points. He informed US
that the river and locks were in good condi-
ton, and that there was a large amount OIL
produce awaiting shipment and chiefly
destined for this place. The d. Green will
leave this evening, with large freight Of gro
ceries and other merchandise.
OF The river at this point was at stand
last night, and rather disposed to get ON 9
swell.
OF The r. II. Winslow, Capt. Me Gill, pass.
ed up last evening with heavy cargo and q
large barge in tow. She was ten days out
from New Orleans. We thank the clerk Epl
his good intentions, though his papers were Z
little older than our latest dates.
~ The Robert j. Ward passed up OF
Sunday night. We are indebted to the clerb
for late New Orleans papers.
OF The Missouri river is very low, ant
closed by ice.
OF The Sportsman arrived from Greer
river Sunday night with two barges loadee
with coal.
/ o. We are indebted to the steamer Fash
ion and her attentive clerk, Gus. SMITH, 70
the latest Louisville intelligence.
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Markets by Telegraph.
CINc. NNATr, Dec. 9.

UINCNNATI, U6Ca . :
Flonr small demand al SIS 100 SIS %. Whisky e21z
Red wheat 81 1881 a. white 81 Is Oats steady at
42c. Hogs selling at ST 65@36 so. Lard firm at lie
9IIh- Moasses 13c. Sugar very firm.
NEW YORK D &c. SO.
Flour declining sales Of 5000 bbIs. State Sc 2p@S6
% Southern heavy. Wheat declining; sales I2.t0
white 81 IS; rel 81 S. Corn declinng;sales of 1000
bbls; mixed 20 white and yellow 75c. Pork steady
Beef firm. Lard steady Whisky easier; sales at CSC.
CINCINNATI, Dec. SO, P. a..
Flour is steady. The Europa's news had depressed
operations The marketsales SEQ bbls al S5A9S5.
Whisky is in fair demand aud prices have advanced;
sales at % 1c Hogs in good demand. and prices
tending upward; sales Of AGO head at Sc $685. 20.
|" Provisions are in good demand prices tending up
ward. Mess Pork S16 5O@S16 rs. Box meats are IN
good demand; there more buyers than sellers at
SI3S5c. Long and short mddles are in good demand
prices tending upward.
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NEW GOODS AMI NEW PRICEN.

HANKLIN & REILLY beg leave to call the attention
g friends and their large and we'll
spring dry goods. reed
during the weeks comprising of the most desr
able stocks be found in the city which they Fer at whole
sale and resailtO their and the pubIc generally
ALLOW prices cas- or time buyers
part folio Ring:-Broad cloths black and fancy
Tweeds. white buff and fancy Marsales and
silk Vestngs Cro2n cloths and Rain an anya
Linen Drills rich Calicoes Philip Allen Spragues, Bnc
Mills and other rich printed French and Scotch Jaco
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and salty
Beregss black colored Grape Manz white CASH
mere plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed
and Cha de LANES. white Grape Shawls black
fancy silk haw rich stla and scars black and
white lace Capes Mora antique Parasols silk and bingham
Umbrellas Panama LeghOn and Braid Hats English straw
and fancy Bonnets, rich bonnet Ribbons Hosting Gloves
Palm Fans and shoes Carpets floor
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds. together with
variety of Trimmings small and fancy goods
&C., &c. my1 SHANkLiN d RELY.
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0rr There are periodical changes in the
waters of Lake Ontario, for which no reason
can be assigned. The waters gradually re-
cede during many months and fall two OF
three feet; and then again gradually rise
through long intervals, till they attain their
original height, and then again recede. The
changes are independent of the seasons. Il
convenience to the commerce of some Of the
ports. The waters of the Lake have fallen
two feet ten inches since last July, and are
now within ten inches Of the lowest point
ever attained.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL

New YORK, Dec. 20.
The Europa has arrived. Political news
unimportaut.
The Emperor of Austria met with chill
ing reception at Naplas.
England has commenced operations in the
Persian Gulf.
Prussia was about commencing active ope-
rations against Switzerland.
The monthly returns OF the Bank Of France
show an increase of 35, 100000 francs.
New ORLEANS Dec. 81.
Arrived-Noble, Europa and Delta.
New YORK, Dec. 90.
The steamship Illinois arrived from Aspih-
wall bringing San Francisco dates to the 9Th
inst. She left AspinwaH on the 10Th instant
and has on board 800 passengers, brought
down by the Golden Age.
The brings 100 600 in gold.
The reports from the mining districts are
good though there was still want of rain in
some districts.
The general news is unimportant.
No steamer would leave San Francisco for
Nicaragua until the Goth of December.
Advces from Panama confirm the Tennes-
sees news respecting Walkers disasters.
New York, Dec. 20.
The steamer Tennessee hence for Nicaragua
put into Norfolk in distress. The steamer
James Adger will be substituted.
New YoRK, Dec. 20.
The Illinois has arrived. News animpor-
tant She brings 100000 in gold.
1t is reported that the settlement of the
difficulty between England and Bogota is ul-
true.
| Madrid letters say Conch is removed. Urbes-
tando Minister probably appointed successor
The reported arrival of the captain and Ii
others of the Lyonnaise at Bordeaux, is false
Nothing saved.
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MASSACHUSETTS NULLIFIcATIoN.-A cor
respondent of the New York Evening Post
writes as follows: |.- ...
'Our Supreme Court is much exercised by
the fear that it will, at no. remote day, be
brought into direct collision with the Supreme
Court of the United States. The latter
tribunal is pretty sure to decide that owners
of slaves have the right to take their property
just where they please in the Union; and if
they should bring them here, our Supreme
Court will most assuredly set them free, if
called upon to act and the whole power of the
State will be used to maintain this ruling
We have no idea Of submitting to the central
izing decisions of court that is now dominat-
cd by small lawyers. l shouldn't wonder if
our next election were made to turn entirely
upon this very point. We shall want able,
independent, strong minded, backboned men
in office when the hour Of trial comes"
Yes, when the hour Of trial comes they will
find some stiff backbone Union men, who
will try the strength of their determination to
maintain their ruling.
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THE BEST AND MOST BEAUTIEU L PRIZES OF
THE SRASON.
4 rAMous caANcE Eon BOYS Axp GIRLS.

FAMOUS CHANCE FOR BOYS GIRLS.
To the boy who shall send largest number
dollar subscri ptiOns THE SCHoOLFELL0w
February. will award handsome Carpenter
Tools complete servieeane hand
in ornamental box marked with his
To the girl who shall send the dollar
subscribers to THE SCHOOLFELLOw. the time
will present acharming China Tea Set brilliantly
in coOrs and having her name, gold. every piece
Boys and Grls-Scho climates PIaymates-in
eounry-begin and be busy and till the
February.
Special Terms for all Three o Magazines:
PUTNAM's MONTHLY and HOUSEHOLD WORMS to one
address, Five Dollars; PUTNAM's MONTHLY HOUSEHOLD
WORDS with THE ScHooLFEfLo% to address, Three
Dollars and Fifty Cents all three of the Magazines Five
Dollars and Fifty Cents.
PUTSAsIs MONTHLY HOUSEHOLD WORDS supplied to
Postastrs, Teachers and Clergyman Two Dollars
dec23-I wd&w
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MINIATURE ALMANAC:

a SAD EvENT.-The son Of Mr.. CHARLES
SINGER, while playing on the ice in the canal,
opposite the boiler yard, yesterday morning,
betrayed by its apparent strength, ventured
too far, broke through, fell under the ice, and
before help could come, was drowned. The
water, We are told, was only four OF five feet
in depth at the point where the casualty hap
pened, and persons were in sight; it is most
unfortunate there was not presence of mind
and resolution enough aroused at sight of the
accident, to have saved the little fellow. The
body was recovered, but no means of resus-
tation were adopted till it was too late
Young and innocent he has departed; his
sports and cares in life are en- led, and he
sleeps sweetly. Our sympathy for the weep
ing parents is awakened by this sad event.
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HBENToN'S MoDE OF PRESERVING THE UNION.
In his speech at the Pilgrim dinner in New
York, Mr.. Benton said:
If had been in Congress at the time
when our representatives voted themselves
salaries, | should have proposed an amend
ment-that as we were becoming salariei
officers and were paid for the whole year, we
should be on service the whole year, and
that the service should commence Immediate
ly on election. and in this way: that every
nan who is elected in the North should i'm
mediately proceed to the South and stay there
until Congress meets, and that every one
elected in the South should come to the
North and stay there till Congress meets.
daughter and applause.) They would come
together with a better knowledge of each
other, and, am well assured, with a better
disposition to harmonic together. If any
Southerner with notions of disunion in his
head will go to New England, will give Sc
'curity that if he sees the young women there
as | saw them his head will be full of union
before he gets back.
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THE GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF KNIGHTS
'TEMPLAR--The Grand Encampment of
knights Templar of the State of Indiana has
just closed its annual convocation at Green's
burg The following are the officers elect for
the ensuing year:
Sir X. Henry c. Lawrence, Lafayette, G. NJ.
Israel 4. Gibson, Greensburg, D. G. NJ.
George w. Porter, New Albany, G. G.
Samuel Edsal, Fort Wayne, G. G. G.
Phineas G. G. Hunt Indianapolis, G. Treas.
Francis King, G. r.
w. W. Snyder, Shelbyville, Prelate
Martin Frybarger, COnnersville, G. S. W.
William G. Terrell, Lafayette, G. l. w.
Samuel Nc Elfatrich, Fort Wayne, G. Std. B
Elijah Sabine, New Albany, G. S. W.
j. B. Lathrop, Greensburg, G. Warden.
Henry Colestock, Indianapolis, G. S.
The next annual conv0cation will be held
at the city Of indianapolis, on the first Wed
nesday in December next.
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LARGE SALARY.--Rev E. II. Chaplin, of the
Church of the Divine Unity in Broadway, has
received call from church in Chicago, Hi
nois, with a profer OF $4,000 per year as q
salary for his services. He now receives
$1,000 per year, and makes in addition So
600 per year by lecturing.
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o. The Knoxville papers say that no bust
Ehess houses in that city are taking the bills
Of the East Tennessee Bank, except at a very
fuinous shape to the holders. 1t is very
doubtful what the hank may be able to pay
finally. The President, and chief stockhold-
er, had assigned his very large private estate
to secure the Bank.
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VEL sCHEM e
approximation PRIZES

$50 prizes amounting $40 900
9S- Whole Tickets $I0-Haves. s5Quarters, s2h. ST
The first 2l6 prizes decided in manner.
3O Prizes $40 will determined by the last Rgure OF
the Number that draws the 10000 prize For example
the number drawing the ST. Goo prize ends
ali the tickets where tie number ends in Will be entitled
$40. If the number ends No
where the number ends VIII be entitled $40
Certificates Packages sold at the rates
which is the risk:
Certificates of Package of Whole tickets eco
IN
~ nan W
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either to
s. SWAN d. co, Atlanta Ga.
s. SWAN. Montgomery Ala
5. SWAN. Box 200. Mobile, Ala.
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~ Two German girls, with hurdy-gur-
dy and tamborine, have, it is said, Melted two
thousand pounds sterling, in the short space
of ten months in Australia.
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OF Lady Byron, widow of the poet has
by the death Of the incumbent, inherited the
title of Baroness Wentworth.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR JANUARY, 1857.

AOOF'
r.. FRAN &c CO, MANAGERS.
Drawings under the of the State
Lottery Commissioner.
PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN.
GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY
On the havana plan.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD
EXTRA CLASS 4,
To be drawn Baltimore. Nd Saturday Jan. 3st, 1881
10000 Tickets.-I,OOOP Prizes!
In every prize be drawn by
as ali the prizes are drawn out of the wheel.
R7 T. Hubbard Co., authorized by the Managers
InlI nrde
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fiRf HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION.

ENTE receiving fall and winter stock goods
w aud n7fte liberal public call
LIST street three doors below Main Fosters Block Our
large stock consists in part Of Cloths Cassmeres Cassnets
Silks Cashmeres Defanes Prints
Shaws Mantas. Ladies' Misses and Children's Shoes.
Hosiery Gloves, Floor Oil Cloths Carpets Rugs. Damask.
&c. Hats and Gaps and all other goods usually dry
oct2iesm LANES OAKLEY & son
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River and Weather by Telegraph.

~. PITrsBURG, Dec. %.
The river is unchanged. The weather for the past
two days has been delightful and is mild aud clear
CINCINNATI, Dec. %.
The river is open below again. There is four feet
water in the channel. The weather mild and clear.
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o. The funeral Of the lad who was drown
ed in the canal yesterday, will take place at
two o'clock P. NJ. this day, from his fathers
Hr,sidence in Lamasco, near the old Brewery.
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S. SWAN d CO., Atlanta. Ga
S. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala. or
s. SWAN, Box 200, Mobile, Ala.
PHsN OF SWAN H CO.'S LOTTERIES.

1000 Numbers spondng with those the tickets
wheel The prizes placed in wheel
the number wheel. and the
time prize is drawn other wheel. The prize
drawn. This operation
is repeated until oil the prizes are drawn out.
ordering tickets enclose the to- our address
ordered receipt of which they will be for
warded by first mail.
The list of drawn prizes will pur-
chasers Immediately after the drawing
will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Office. County and State.
r. that every prize is drawn payal lie in
full witho deduction.
a All prizes 81 90 and under mme diately after
prizes usual time OF thirty
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize tickets eahe OF renewed in other tickets at either
Office. dec29-u
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TMNEAS &C.-15 Half chest ex ira fine Powchong;
d rs boxes lb slb To- lb. ID, Ib and in ID
Gnpox dsr psria ana Young Hyson reed by
railroad and for sale by does I. d. D. HEIMANN.
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33 Prizes amounting $40 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S.; Quarters $21S.
The first 307 prizes decided in the usual
prizes of $40 will determined the figure
the draws the $40 coo prize. For example
the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with no.
all where the number will
so. number with No. Their all tick
where the number ends in will be entitled 0
too,
Certificates Of Packages will be sold a tire
which the risk:
Certi6cate of Package 10 Whole Tickets $50
do do 10 Half do 30
do do 10 Quarter do Is
Address orders fol Tickets Certificates either
s. SWAN a. CO., Atlanta. Ga,
s. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
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port of Gpanspille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


McNpAY, Dec 90.
SUSQUBHASNA; from New Orleans to Cincinnati,
UMPIRE, from Cincinnati to Nashville.
VIM KNOX, TENN. Rivet to Louisville.
K. H. WINSLOW, from New Orleans to Cincinnati
DIAMOND, from Louisville to Nashville.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,
FROM
ALBERTO RICHARDSON'S
kdse-tising Correspondence Ofsce, 800 Broadway
NEW HORH
DIX, EDWARDS & CO,
No. 32I Broadway New York
lish he FOL Lao.
avn Az oRle1yAt AmrRIc.y MAGAZINE
No. 32l Broadway, New York,
Publish he following MAGAzINES:

AN ORIGINAL AMERICAN MAGAZINE.
VHNHE Number January. 1857 commences new VOL
The character of this Magazine well known
the publishers have only that
exeron render constantly worthier public
Due will be had variety popular entertain
and while the Monthly will continue survey
great public quefons it will forget that public
we'll instruction in monthly maya
zine.
TERMS.-s3 90 year. y a Number Subscri-
bers remittng Three Dollars will receive the work for
CLUBS.~2 Copies s. 90, five Copies $1,000
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Copies ., 90. five Go ries SIC, 90
HOUSEHOLD WORDS.
CONDUCTED BY CHARLES DICKENS,

CONDUCTED BY CHARLES DICKENS,
And containing alea Essays other articles William
Hewitt Leigh Hunt the authorizes Mary Parton
Cornwall. Wkie Collins aud all English Writer'S
generally regarded the
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their publication in England The Monthly Edition
tinued.
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For Mo thly Edition So year
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g. 295 prizes amounting 1876 GOO
Tickets SIG; Halves IS; Quarters 81; Eighths 81.
The 600 prizes $50 will be determined by the last figure Of
the number the $50 prize. For example. if
drawing the $4,000 prize ends with No l. then
the nds in will be entitled
ends with No. q then all the Tickets
where the number ends in viii be entitled $50 and
on too.
Certificates Packages will sold the folio
r,;F go of NJ 10 W hole TckeA< 400
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THE sCHOOLFELLOW,

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SWAN & co.'s LOTTERIES.

SUI Hh1iyN MILL Idhl dCHD.f-HI LOTTERIl
r.ar5 CLASS NJ.
To be drawn in the CiyOf Mobile Alabama in public
Saturday. 4nuary 10. 1857. the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMRERSI
joins HURTEL and W. W. MCGUIRE. Esqs ers
.> 10000 TicketS--S,2SO Prizes!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETsI
a 1 l.. q II 2 II
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50.
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PHALON5S PGPTAN LOTION,
0r. Ftoraf Beautifier.

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a GREAT Cosmetic for Identifying the skin and
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and for the Pilesone washing will give in
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white. and for all iufamatiou
the skin it will be found to be great remedy Price
dollar per bottle.
PHALON'S MAGIC HAIR DYE
One ofthe Natural Dye the world Its long
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Price 81 and 81 per box.
Made and sold by L PHAbON. at197 Broadwa-, corner
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all druggists and fancy stores throughout the U. 5.
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The most plete article kind before
the public 1t has stood the test of twenty this
country and Of the hundreds of limitations
been compete with it for preserving dressing
identifying the Hair keeping the head clean
1t inestimabfe short it is thing
the hair requires. Price soc and 81 per bottle.
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