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City Drug Store.
IA N ES = = NO l. ID \ +,

= - N u - II u ~ - - -
Wholesale and Retail Drugg,st,
DURR0WS' Block, south eide ain street, a
- keokuk. Having purchased the stock Of
J. j. q. Stewart and added it TO my previ-
Gus stock, Asd having ordered additional sup -
plies from tho East nabicd TO oher 10 the city
and country trade one Of the most complete stocks
to Be found in the city. rurchasing glass vsrnish
cs, and other leading articles from the manufaetur-
ers, can sell upon the most favorable terms to
whoesals purchasers.
Particular attention given to compoundine physi.
cian's prescriptions. mchlsd
A COMPLETE assortment Of Varnishes from the
n CiDcinnsti and ST. Louis manufacturers, at
mchlSd REYNOLDS Drug Store.
OOn BOXES glassware and Window Glsss ii
NOO REYNOLDS Drug Store.
1OO DOE Flcyd's American Penetrating Lini.
! lUU ment, in quantities 10 suit purchaser.
loo dos Lsrulaplsn Liniment, and great variety
VI Patent Medicine. at
| April 8, 1885. d REYNOLDS Drug stes:
+ ARD OIL, spirit 0ss, Linseed OH, Cop~l, japan
IL Dcmsr and Coach Varnish, hand and for sal
At REYNOLDS Drug Store.
.. HEIMsTREET.
4 Union Block, Main Street, Dealer in Eng I
u lish and French Chemicals, Drug, .ndU
Medicines, Paints, Oils Dye. .Stsns, Brushes,
Pcrfamery, Fancy Articles, Ac., &c.
| All the ePatcnt Medicines of the day. PhysiciAn
prescriptions and family recipes will be Accuratel
and neatly prepared, and in case will any b.
pure and genuine materials be used.
Il dec l5d
!. A GOOD ssortmant of supporter, and trusses, 4
n sale by s. HEIMsTREET.
ianl6d Union Block.
II yo0N y German Saive, or vegetable pain sxtrseto
" For sale by 5. HEIMSTREET.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
North Wsst Of the Public Square, Knoxville, Iowa,
J. NJ BAYbY. Proprietor.
IIAvIN0 leased and thoroughly renovated and
re-furnished the above house, the Proprietor 10
determined to spare no pains make il 6rst class
house Wy old friends and the public gensrAlly are
invited 10 give call.
Auvusi IL dam
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n, O.. O.. n

u E0kUk Lodge No. l3, l. o. o. T., s.
Ameeu every Monday night a.
o'clock. at Odd Fellow Hall corner
Fourth and Main streets.
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,crockery, Glass w . re,

HOS swASwIcE.
EWANWICK = B1OWNs
VrYU0LESALS Ciothiers, and Dealers IN Isf-
w nishing Goods, Main street, over B. y. Moo
dy's boot and shoe store, Ksokuk, lows.
.ant3 Al m-Vly.
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From Ksokuk TO Chicago, Niagara Palis, Buffalo
New Yorx snd Boston and To 0alesburg,
Rnuk Island Fulton City, ,0alsnA, Dun
leith, Dubuque, s. Paul, &c, via
NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD,
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HHEEDEN HUUVhIUN,
A TTORSEYS and Councillors 81 Law, and egents
IA for the purchase and sale of Real Estate. Col.
tectinx and notarial business attended 10 promptly
titles sxamined, and y large nnmber Of city lots
and farms always for ssie.
once in the Athensum building on secondstrpet.
iny0d
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EDWA0O =. ROx,
civil EagiasoT Asa ourvsyor.
ANFgICE in Kilb,urnes Block, Main street, near
secoud Lots laid out in Rsid's, Nlbpurns's
.-a Nasor'. Additions. and auy other business In
his lins Performed with promptness and accuracy.
Kooknk June 10, '3o-d6m
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OUR MOTTO

- Improve the Outer HAM,
"ELL knowing the progressive spirit Of Keo-
w kuk, We are determined to have our Fall Stock
In due time, and purchasing ~ We did, very large
selection, wc thought ws he'd sufRcisnt for Fall
trade bat the very Aastering support ~ have re-
cevcd from the ctiseps Of Knokuk and surrounding &
country has compelled ~ to make another and stil
larger purchase. II is useless 10 try TO enumcrste
the quality styles elegance Of our doods ~ tAs
pablo have already pssssd strfenee on that point.
Saaice to say vs have every thing pertaining to .
Arst class Merchant Tailoring Establishnsnt that
Philadelphia Boston or Baltimore. The Ameri-
can and French CAssinsrss. Plush, Velvet and SIN
Vsstings, just opened, are Of the must splendid
patti srns, and earnestly request sitiacns "a
| call and We shall be most happy to wait On then
! with due courtesy. KELLY i nUHLl,
Two doors west Of the Post Once, Kcokuk, Isws
septt0 -lmdAW
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Puchechetuck Lodge, No. ~, /. o. 0. + meets ev-
.ry Friday night ~ o'clock, 1T Odd Fellows Hall
Puchschetsck Eneampment. No. I, meets the
frst and third Thursdays ID every month, At
o'clock r. ~, st Odd Fellows Hall
All brethrss in good stsnding invited to attend.
l. nvuaIv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-26
IT, x...5.ll ffiRo,GH EItOM B,tHAhAA 40
e.-A---as-A.Es INNlLIII-n

a4Hul ~ hNHpeiE /" hHc'anan- 20
from Lynchburg 10 tharIotesN lie ..............
On anil after the I'D Of October Boats " III leave
burhsHdh at y, NJ. and Aynehburg y. NJ Moufs5
eines day and Friday, and arrive RicLuoua second s
d clock 4. NJ -
thafot'esYie passengers leaving Lynchurg at "a p NJ
reach SeottesYie AT oI y NJ day arrive in Char
oucsNlc at u J. Nj Leave Lynchburg for buchanan and
arrive at L NJ 49, "
From Lynehburg Richmond zee time AID distances in
bel oN
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v AAN = : I Nif1N--
FRUITS OF INpJsrsf ec the LIFE OF ADAM CLlREE-
very interesting volume and should be read by all ages,
srcts and denominations.
iRIsH ANY Is highly sling aud seasonabe volume
MEMOIR % boLi-Gouug Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited 10y reading this Memoir.
tArNeunhe al EoMh-We need not call attention this
Nuluh,--ihe It'll" vii Seizure that
SCHOOL DAYS RLNIEWFp-Siudents should not fail read
volume
Tim SAD MlsrakA narrative illustrating with
ness and fidelity the mistakes which
religious training Of tmies Parents don't You need this
b1ukf
Tn t'RfAI QUESTION is great book 1t great
tortstS Vii read
All ot the aGyo and the publications the American $ $
Union generally such Libraries, Teachers Helps Question
Books lynn itoos Maps and Miscellaneous volumes be
had at Lan7hefne y Maku2s Book I.ynchburg va.
+. c. JENNINGS.
i'b iis Supt Am. 5. :. Union.
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> ApRk-SI EAMsHiP J ESTOW y. go.
HE l. ;. 1laI steamship JAMESIONN y, in com.
mand Of Capt LFN1> PARRISH York regularly
every SAIlR DAN AFIEkNoON at > O'Clock, for Rich
moh She vii mol take any freight from City POINT
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFlEK.
NOON al O clock t. New ORR.
those desiring ship by her have their goods
Monday Passengers desiring this ship can
a STAT Room secured by addressing Is by niaIl.
- The ROANOKE, Capi. SKINNER. stor> at CITY Point
"h,ft she NIL land aud receive freight Botu Janleso
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers at Civ t
and Norfolk. IIltIAN < " 4TSt5N
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~ GO-pARTNEKsHDp NOTDCE.-We have
~ this dav entered into partnership. under the style
~ 4 aud at sILAERTHOkN q CLIFF for the trans
49, action Watch and Jewelry business In the
heretofore occupied by IL siverthon Main street. Lynch
burg, va.
received aud opened large and beautiful stock OF
atrbrs JewefN aud Syerw which will compare favor
ably for style aud quality with any house in the State II IS
our turiusc keep hand always, the best ahd newest
Ya of goods line and To sell them at fair aud reasona
biz uriees; aud any article Sold by w be warranted to be
represented
We shall give attention especially to the repnrs Of fine
atfa ono Of the being practical watch maker and
has .noxod number Of years, the advantages afford by
one the largest houses North from which he has received
the highest testimonials for Integrity aud capacity.
We very respectfully invite the public 10 examination Of
ur oek Of shall speak particularly hereaf
IL Sll4N fhliiohN
Dec y: ls55 J. Cliff.
IL
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n BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND 10y steam. 4sAl.s.ss
erS BLLN iDLkE and PoCAhON1AS-1ht
STEAMER BEL\ lDEkl. leaves Baltimore tStIy SAL r.
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leaves IL 4,
MOND every II ESDAl AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The PUCAtONIAS IeaNc> BALTIMORE every y ED
NtnbAf AtIEkN' 1N lnr Richmond kouruing, ieoNes
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON lor Eat
timule
shippers to Baltimore by these Boats the
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
IL = q " 4 kIrln
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MERCHANDISE, &C.
u,oR GENTLEMEN. wEaR.-we take pI

uyoR GENTIEnEN's WEARING take pleas
calling the attention Of gentlemen to cur STOCK OF
sleeve Bosom Pins and Studs We iee IRE" Ia say
mat embraces the elegant aud tasteful patterns
that are to De found in any establishment They have been
selected with great and offered reasonable adj
sances upon prices They of the finest
aHAlite aud workmanship.
f;cnfl.rn " III do Us by calling and examining
assortment sII.NERTIIORN q GLIFI,
its II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-26

NE" LAW BDSEtS.--pa,nc n Christian
" have received the following Law Books:
American Law OF HON. ide-l Nal.-hy Wharton;
Gros!ey' EqMy Evidence;
Morris ON Iopicyu;
American Criminal IaY-by Wharton:
Medical Juri-p rudeuee--hy Wharton and Stlle;
Wharteus Law Dictionary;
Library Of Law ana E55;'4-tf vai--priee SIS;
I.omnxs Digest conn. III 3 vols. ffe pts
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AWs nA>.aaTrs ~ .sa;t.' VA,

sebcs Tor the sale by
Mcsstt II X B1rgcr Co. Richmond and have
aud Tor sale at manufacturers prizes;
Circular StNs, of the various sizes up 81 inches;
Upright Mil saws
trozs-Cut
Wood
Ittllrt
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IL sssa .5.7..,.:7 vEKGINas TENNr.-

y =
10. IT,, -, .-,.- Lon ard after tho ID 81 Dertpl-
S ne IANSENGEE TRAIN VIII leave Tylyiburr A.
80. "0+ HrlNe al 90 n. l., II GIL.
NV 81 General SufcTntpud, nj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-26

- !.pMh-l have n"Ny'ou hand Il my rvu manufacture,
" ~, 80 10 - A0Warth Of GARNET FTRNITIAE ant
gra'i and quality
l - i'lnhg the city wanting Furniture. o-'f, St
j." give il' call, ts determined 10 ttfti
W. uehts not Il be surpassed any where
special care paid pack and Gods le ,eft at The
per or eanal free OF chargt A WINSTON
oc lSts--Icp
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Y a. g. a. W 4
IA me mar ket for all the good wheat We can get Tcr
IN nav such to sell wil please give MS call ire scus
q ~ , WI a." aN' pay the highest market prize
-. ~. MILLER 4 | " nn Bnsn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-26

RETAIL Spring, ls5Jlata Nirtet, gpetbprR Ia. Ga
W. have just received our supply Tor the Spring. of -
Hardware Cutlery Guns, Pistols, Hunting Tackle Building
Materials Carpenters, Mlwrghs and smith Tools Farm.
ing Utensils Carriage and Buggy Trimmings Saddcy, Shoe
makers Findings Floor and Table Oil Cloths Plated Goods
Wind Conice and Shades Wood and Willow W are House
keeping articles of most description. Fishing aec
&. Sc; which renders stock the
dsrabew have offered for public favor and embracing
greater variety than in the State
Those desiring to purchase wl lind superior class Of
goods and satisfactory prices and all who wish merely
many articles That ehtry Hde, shall take great
pleasure in showing. SIMPSON
AMI a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-26

Hand and Panel Saws-sono very beautiful.
thosr Saw fully warranted Call and examine before
parri asing else " here.
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IA ssB ssDUh&s
y Aiaeaniags Euglaud-3d aud ih volumes;
MarauIays EHElaud@i volumes in oneSl;
Memoirs Of Auioont
Kate Weston, TO Viii and To Do;
ia ksan and NuN Orleans;
Ianmete-by Mrs !. ( X. Dorr
Notes u Volunteers;
The Hunter : Feass;
Gaasiu Veronica.
Ifc Three Marriage q Lie Watering Place;
brooks Dyaf
Wayands Political Economy just received by Express
LANGHORNE & WALkIPS
e NnAAR lnkS tnra
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last "a CHsV 5. "a nice ns.or;,nc,, :,
\, ~ i' AIN ) and GAPS, Of handsome STYLES h
NV Ltls NAIHANIEI
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" BANDS AND CORNICE.--We have just received a
large lot oil Window Shades Of and beautiful pat
terms and also GILT Curtain Bands and conice of every
quality. Please call and examine at
july'Gts j u GREGORY & cos
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Drn,c. Grn,c. "a splendid assortment, ol

IN Fancy Crates which, for beauty and cheapues cannot
surpassed This mfke Let all consult their tastes and
comfort the Furnace and Range Warehouse Odd prepare
fer Winters clad hand.
oc IRIS G.. S. BLISS.
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lgt ass.at a 80 ssgsgX syssE4r rIpyi,
jHs received and Tor saie by
tltC lists -,
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: ILks, MERiNos. DELAINEs. POPLINs. and

4 HAVE NOW OPENED a BEAUTIFUL. ASSoRT,
MENT OF GOODS suitable the present and approach
Ing seasons 10 suit cash
OF Black Figured and Plaid silks French Merlnos Bunha
illness Coeurgs Aapaceas Mnusns Gashmars in great
variety rich French Needle Work; Bands exqu
site syle Collars and Breakfast Caps cents each worth
dollar with entirely supply Mise.
SHOES and CATERS with Cork Heels arraned
TO stand equalto any ever offered to The pubic.
oc 3-ts JOHN ABRAHANS
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=
ton, and that the chairs.n aad Secretary be .dd,
Under tbs nssoila,io5 ii. chair .pDo;n..,
following delegates , rr-sT = The
john Weoten, Ably Witty John Everett .
Bizzell, Giles Smith, VIM. Lewis, John Colv II y
Gardener, DR.. A. j. Brooks, Wm. j. Exun W. D.
Thompson, E. Sauls, Henry Martin, James Ho I'm
Martin Sauls, John Y. Sherard, Gabriel Shs,.kSss
Nm +. Hooks, VIM. Aycoek, Hardy Yelvertaoa
Wm d. Deans, Nathan Davis, s. p Cox, john r sl
eron, WIN. Atkinson, DR.. Jethro Murphrev W vsu'
=. kornegay, W. B. Smith, G. Il. Brogden. In. m@
Rhodes, N. g. HarrelI, J. r. Whitley. Knshaa
Britt, John E. Smith, James +. Korneeay. S.sea
Loftin, Bryan Herring, G. F.. r. Kornegav. n e
Everitt, T. I. Hollowell, Col. G. Thompson NJ. 3
Edwards j. R. Pate, VIM Robinson, G. ] Mos
DR.. J. w. Davis, DR.. B. F. Arlington, H. R N;st
VIM. T. Lane 'A0n
Resoloed, lastly, That these proceedings he ,,,
lished in the Goldsboro Tribune and that the o%
democratic papers Of the State be requested to of
Moved by Vim. 7. Dortch, That we suooesp y'
our Democratic friends in this Electoral Hs,'@
that the delegates appointed to the State Convent"
appoint an Eector for President and Vice pres;S""
and subelectors for this district, and that thev
appoint delegates to represent this Electoral h..
in the Democratic National Convention: and in s'
event that the several Counties concur in this .e
position, that the delegates from this County ~ %
State Convention make the said appointments "'
On notion the thanks of the meeting wera a.
dered to the Chairman and Secretaries. and i gu
adjourned sine die. ''sn
EvERITT SMITH, Chairman
JAMES JAMES s. 5! L asss1''' Sec.
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Democratic Meeting in Surrv.

A large and enthusiastic meeting wac bo,1
Wednesday, the 18th ult., David M. Cooncr Eso VI
the Chair, and r. E. Reeves Secretary. James ~
Norman, on behalf of the committee, reported IL:
following Resolutions, which were unanimouslv -. ~
dopted:
WHEREAS, We soon shall be called upon 70 so,,,.
suitable person to fill the Executive chair Of .h'
State and having unlimited confidence in the timo
honored principles of Democracy, and believing ha
perpetuity of our Government depends on Their ,s
tendency; and that, through them the masses bsvs
to look for full development of their just and equal
rights: Be it therefore aN"'
Resotred, That we approve of holding State con.
vention at Raleigh on the 10th April, to nominate
a candidate for Governor.
Resolrea, That the Chairman appoint twenty DOL
egates to attend said convention.
Resotced, That the administration of Hon. Thos
Bragg has been eminently just, wise and patriotic
and has our hearty approval
Resotred, That We reafirm the principles of our
party as laid down in our last National and Stata
Conventions.
Resolced, That We are opposed to all secret cath
bound political societies or organizations, and regard
the Know Nothing or SO called American party asa
most dangerous and insidious foe to republican in.
situations.
Res0tred, That we most cordially endorse the
principles enuncated by President Pierce in his last
Annual Message, and believe that upon them and
them only, can this government be administered so
as to attain the ends for which it was formed.
In pursuance Of the second resolution, the
Chairman appointed the following delegates:
j. F. Graves, Esq, j. q. Norman, William B. Da.
Wis, Esq, Charles Whitlock, Esq, John Robards,
Esq, Eliot Wilbern, Dr. NJ. 7. Folger, VIM Hay
more, Esq.,, Colu nbus Thompson, Mark Patison,
William H. Womack, Jubel Marion, DR.. Nathaniel
Wolff, James Holyfeld, VIM. D. Rutledge, Esq,
James Mankns, Esq, John Fl. jackson, A. H. Dob.
son, L. v. Hamlin and Anderson Dunagan, Esq;
and on motion Of j. F. Graves, Esq, the Chairman
and Secretary were added to the list.
On motion of James G. Norman, Esq, it was
made the duty Of the Secretary to transmit a copy
of the proceedings to the Editors of the North-Caro
lima Standard, with request that they publish the
same, also with request that the Rockingham
Democrat and Salisbury Banner copy.
Whereupon, the meeting adjourned.
DAVID NJ. COOPER, Chairman.
R. E. REEVES, Secretary.
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- of LAND, containing some 500 400 acres, near
Johnston Academy at which place there is as Aounshg
Male and Female School there is in the State under @
supervision Of those accomplished scholars and eacner
John w. Stewart principal formerly of r. NJ College ana
Miss Flora Graham graduate Of Greensboro Female U"s
wishing to educate their children thoroughly would ~
well to come and examine the premises. There is a s
fine chance to make money by putting up Boara, as
House The land is IL miles south Of Raleigh and 10 va
from Smith6eld. A. ]. LEACH
Leachburg, Feb. 3d. 1885, -4"
Register 4 SPIT. Age, = times weekly.
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For the Standard.
MEssRs EDIroRs:-We would respectfully sug.
gest to the Democrats of the 9th Electoral District
the propriety Of holding Convention at Winston,
on the 9th Of April, lit being Tuesday of Superior
Court week. for the purpose of appointing delegates
to the National Convention, and nominating an
Elertor for said District. s
We hope the time and place designated will meet
with the appreciation of friends, and that they
will give the subject immediate attention.
s ARAFAT
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GREAT PARK.-The New Workers have at last
made sure of their great Central Park, embracing
an area of seven hundred acres of ground All the
legal obstacles opposed have been removed and the
work Of preparing the ground will be far advanced
y next summer. It win cost 90, geo, 900.
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Large subscriptions for Kansas are going on in
south Carolina. Hon. F. w. Asson, President Of
the Senate has given 800 to assist in sending South
ern emlgrants thither. A party Of emierants left
AbbeTi.le district last week. = -
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GET YOU L1BRARY.-If you are young ma
buy books and read them. Buy none but the be-
editions of the best authors Do not be in hurry
get good book and read it carefully and then e.
another; and in this way you may gradually acct
year, laid out in good books, to be read and pr.
served, will be Of more real profit to you in afte
life than thrice the amount spent in any other
You will thus acquire a taste for reading, and tn
means of gratifying it: you will be more useful
your fellow-men and will lay up in store that whc
not fond Of reading? What of that? You are fon
Of tobacco; you were not SO once, that you are
now more's the pity. But you formed the habit
Well, get in the habit of reading you will soos
learn to love it; and read good books. @ss aFt1
N. o. Cnristiqn Adcoca.S
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,B BERTHE TO-,
- Court of Pleas Quarter Sessions, February Term,
1856. John Freeman Coos. Elisha Bazemore Attach
ment levied on LandIn this it is ordered BY tue
North Carolina Standard notifying the defendant to ap
pear and repevy, judgment final will be entered and
the estate levied applied to the payment of the same
Of Pleas Quarter Sessions the Court House in the
Town of Windsor, this the Goth day Of February ~
1856, and the S0th year of American Independence.
WILLIAM P. GURLEY, Clerk County Court
Feb 81, 1856. -6w.
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GRIFFIN BARNES
SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANDATORY,
Wood Turning in all its Branches,

Nos. 122 and 81, corner Church and Union Streets,
NORFOLK, VA.
Carpenters and Builders from the Country and neighbor
ing Towns will find it their interest call before pur
chasing elsewhere all orders received by me will be
promptly attended to and neatly executed.
Feb u. ls56, 2S-6m.
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SALE OF NEGROES.-WILL BE SOLD To THE
- highest bidder at the late residence Of Mrs Susan
benson, decd Twelve miles southeast of Louisburg on
the road leading to, Andrews Bridge) a credit Of
twelve months, ON THURSDAY the 9Th day of MARCH
next Twenty-three Likely Negroes belonging to the es
ties will be- the or @na ,ha
CYRUS HARRIS Exer
Franklin Co., N. c., Feb. u.s. 1856. -wstd
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SIDNEY "A. SMITH,
A TTOR NEY AT LAW
CNVTIETET n NJ n

OMII 1T IEIID, NJ,
Will attend regularly the Courts of Pleas Quarter SEES
sions of Wake, Johnston, Cumberland and Harnett.
Smitb6eld Feb 20 1856 2S-H
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-27

HEROIC Acr-We are informed by passenge
on the cars, that, on Sunday morning last, about &
o'clock, as the passengers going North were enter
ing the Steam Boat, opposite Wilmington, a cry was
heard of man overboard!" It was quite dark.
the water very deep and the current remarkably!
rapid-no one could tell who the unfortunate indi
vidual was; all was CONSERVATION and alarm. Tn
life boat of the steamer accidcntly ABSENT.
rope was obtained and thrown to the struggling OBJ
jcct but it seemed to be UNDECIDED at that mo.
ment, slave by the name of Alexander, (he pro
perty of Hon. VIM. H. Washington,) who was Oh
his way from the South asked permission to 60 int
the River to the rescue of the drowning person.
rope being fastened around him he was allowed t.
do so, and with wonderful courage and dextertv
brought the object ashore insensible-it proved
be a negro GIRL about twelve years of age, who ha.
fallen off the platform in passing to the boat. Sh
was Immediately taken into the gentemen's cabi'
her wet clothes rcmoved-and to the credit of hu
man nature be it said, that many gentlemen cam
forward gave their shawls and blankets to wrap ne
up-stimulants were furnished in the same way
and the girl entirely restored.
Colds. Tribune