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Demoine courier., 1856-08-07
Cincinnati stove Depot.
Stoves and TinWare.

Opposite DR.. Woods new 3rick Hotel
IT AvING permanently located in Ottumwa,
IL | would respectfully announce to the ci-
tizens OF Wapello County, that have large
and well selected Stock Of Stoves, which Of :
fer al reduced prices.
My Stock of Stoves consists Of the follow
ing:
The Comet, double oven Stove, Best Pre-
MUM, Ironton Premium, Coal Juno, Kansas
Pailor, Union Box, Ohio Box, six and seven
plate Stoves; all of which are warranted to give
satisfaction.
Also, Dog Irons, Duck Tea Kettles, Sugar
Kettles, Brass Kettles, Basting Spoons Toy
Cups for children, Fancy cake cutters, Tart
Pans; and avariety of Jappaned ware, such as
Busting Pans. Dudging Boxes, Bread walters,
Tea cansters. etc.
Being practical. and experienced mechanic
IN this business, | am prepared 10 do all kinds
of work in Copper. Sheet Iron, and Tin. Per-
sons wishing Stoves and Tinware, would do
well 10 give the coil.
81 gss J. PRUGH
June 10Th, '56.--no lily
Demoine courier., 1856-08-07
New Advertisements.
READ THIS!

" ishing Ia start East by the frs, Of
W September for my supply of FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, aud deper ding on
my Customers for money. | shall take il as a
favos for those owing me 10 come forward and
lend a helping hand. So Come on friends and
let us sec ii at we are not forgotten in time of
Need. CHA'S. LAWRENCE.
odrmwa, Aug. 5tb, 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-07

DOMESTIC GOODS, Just received
Superior lot Of
Heavy feelings, Brown Sheetings, BleceI and
un-bleced Shirtings, Hickory do; Apron
heeks, Irish Linnens, Linnen Table
Cloths; Colored do; Linnen for
Coat and Pants,
And general assortment OF Domestic Good,
which viii sell at rery losc prices; call and
examine them.
J.L. STREET.
May, 9th, 1856
Demoine courier., 1856-08-07

FANCY GOODS.--French and Spanish
Fans, Jet, Bracelets, Morocco end Ribon Belts
Porte Monies. Purses, Silk and Satin plain and
Fancy Pararols, Ladies Kid and Fancy Silk
Gloves, Silk, Short and Long Mills, White
Black and Stale Gotten Hole, Black and White
Silk Do. Erb'd. and Cord d Skirts. Grass do.
and large lot Of Fancy articles to numerous
TO mention, by j. L. STREET.
May, 27th, 1876.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-07

HATS s. CAPS.-Panama, Leghorn,
Palm Leaf, Brown French and Hungarian,
Wide Awake Cass, Hats, and variety OF Glaz-
ed Caps, for sale by il. STREET.
May, .7th, 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-07

HARD, QUEENS, AND CLASS
WARE.-A good assortment, opening and
for sale at J. L. STREET.
Nav, Hsh,. 1856,
Demoine courier., 1856-08-07

May, 2Ith, 1900.
DRESS GOODS.-l am now opening and
otfer to the Ladies fine lot Of Dress Goods,
containing in part Of
Plain black Silks, Fancy Tissues, and De-
LANES. Striped plaid and plain Ginghams,
embroidered French and Lawn Robes, Fancy
Solid Persian De Lains, Plaid De Barases,
Satin Striped Victorias, Victoria Lusters, Vic
toria Bareges, Mourning do, Blue do, Sebesta-
pool Plaids, Persian Chaili, Bareges De
Lains, Fancy do; Striped swiss and Swiss
Null Robes; Fancy do; Bard. Swiss, Cross
ard. do; Plain Combrics, Linnen HanGkfs.
Emb'd. Muslin sc. SC.
]. L. STREET.
Nav 9th 1856
Demoine courier., 1856-08-07

CONSISTING in part of Dress Slts, Barcgcs, lis
sues, ChaIley, De LANES, Briiliantes, Lawns.
ShawIs, Rib Gas, French WORKED Collars. I'm
dcrslecres, Chcmize,tcs. Linen Camtr,c Hand
kcrchefs, Josephihe Gloves, Black SILK Mitts.
Also, full s,-ck II
Demoine courier., 1856-08-07
EAJRAY MARE.

Ottumwa, June 10Th, 1850.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-07
ESTRaY MULE.

JOSEPn la NE, Clerl
Otiumwa, June 10Th, 1856.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-28

A STRONG CASE THE OLD LINE WnlGs.-The
Editor of the Ripley (MissssippD Advertiser makes
out strong case for the consideration of such of
the oldne Wings as have refused all connexion
with the Know-Nothings. He says:
"If as the leaders Of the Know Nothing party
now assert, and we believe truly the issues between
wings and Democrats no longer exist; if they have
passed away, and there is now no matter Of dispute
between them, why may they not unite and act to-
gether as brethren? Can any one tell? If one of
our churches to lay aside its organization and
cease to exist as body surely the members of the
dissolved church would have right to worship in
any neighboring church which they might prefer,
even to become members of it. Yet how the order
persecutes Wing who prefers Democracy to it."
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SMALL POX IN JOHNSTON.

We are glad to learn, as we do from the following
letter, that the reports of small pox in Johnston
have been exaggerated We trust there will be no
further spread of the disease:
CREAcHviLLE, May 23d, 1856.
Editors N G. Standard:
GENTLEMEN From the last Standard I see you
have been msinformed as to the number of cases of
small pox in this vicinity. So far. there has been
but one case out of the family of Mr.. Richardson
Nelson D. Pair was taken two weeks ago to-day !;
he is now out of danger DR.. Gill has paid his last
visit to him to-day, without relapse. There has
been eleven cases at Mr. Richardson's in all, and all
about well or up but one
Yours, respectfully,
S. p HORTON
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Now, we put the question to every candid and
fair-minded voter, what has Gov Bragg ever done
for the honor and prosperity of the State?"
Raleigh Register.
What has Gov. Bragg ever done against the hon.
or and prosperity of the State. He never tried to
array section of the State against the other by
signing public address as Mr.. Gilmer has DONE
He never Joined secret oath bound party that
pledged its members to prescribe their neighbours
and brand them as perjurers and unworthy the
notice of good men simply because they would not
suffer themselves and the public to be deceived. Mr.
Gilmer has done so-Gov Bragg never did.
Another thing Gov. Bragg has never done: he
never opposed his country in time Of war.
Fly. Car.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-28

CHATHAM CoUNTY.-We arc gratified to learn that
Robert E. Rives, Esq., is candidate for the Senate
In Chatham. We do not know whether he will have
opposition or not. Gen. Gotten, we presume, will
again be candidate; and ifhe should be, the dark
lanterns may as well "stand from UNDER" as he
will throw down some heavy timber among them
We learn that Turner Bynum, ESQ.,, formerly Wing,
out now determined anti-Know Nothing, is can
oldate for the Commons The prospects eff the
democrats Of Chatham were never SO bright as they
are now
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20 We are prevented, by the crowded state of
our columns, from giving account of the visit last
week of the Oak City Guards to Wilmington Our
reporter is lone of em and was through the whole
campaign He says his head is in one wild whirl
oconfusion from the excitement and the etceteras of
the occasion. We believe him, and have, therefore,
the less inclination to crowd out matter having prior
claims upon US. From all we hear and see, our re-
porter is not the only one whose head is in one aoid
"A"I We expect his to be clear by our next, and
he will speak for himself
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yess man % sedsst. We are safe. the U.ioais
ssis there NO iae to elect but with Dobhn
aies TO do e others have done their dues ii yol
not done tell Burton Eage 70 go to the Coovents
tney IKE man that has good hard like horse and
Craige has It. Tell him if he does It Dobbin he
Issues involving the question Of negro slavery are
ae,,cae and tell fommy gray hairs you ought
haie either the Judge or Jury when they tried
that is NOT too strong for you lose Pierce Buchanan
you will have the greater for
" e"e A>ofu' s. H,
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JOHN GREECE,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERcHAN1r,.


80 North Water St., WILMINGTON. N. C.. g.
" ILL PAY DILIGENT ATTENTION TO THE
sale of all kinds Of produce avoiding unnecessary
charges, and sending prompt returns. =
Just received in store and daily receiving large stock
OF foreign and domestic Liquors. such Brandss Rum,
0in OLD Monongahea Whiskey and other kinda both ne
and common Also Coffee, Sugar, Candles Cigars Soaps,
oranges Ra'sns and Apples always hand An articles
sold wholesale very cheap r cash. Duck sales and small
profits Remember 80, North Water street. Wilmnrton,
May 27, 1885, asS. 1las-r,v..s
FENClNG ACADEMY THE BEST
Gymnastlc Exercise both for men and Youths The
subscriber begs leave to inform the public generally that
ne has opened his Sale dArmes for the ensuing SEASON.
where he will give instruction the of FENCING with
the Small Sword the Sabre the Bayonet Lance Thspa-
ceu heatfu and useful has been thoroughly mastered
oy the subscriber who pupil in Of the celebrate
ed Military Academies in Europe and he feels confident
mat those who patronze his Sale dArmes will always ne
oce that they seized the opportunity of becoming
ted with an accomplishments elegant, and exercise %
conducive to sound and vigorous health means of
sedeence free from the objections urged against other
arts practlced with the same view.
Eurther particulars also the best of references can BE-
obtained by calling at the subscribers AT the request of
the pupils no shall be admitted during the hous
of private instruction -
For Terms, etc., Fayetteville Street. second house from
Broad st. - .
=, ED. De REg
may 20 1896. 6-pt
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-28
HON. JAMES BUCHANAN.

W.
we nave oeen furnished oy y. Z. Norman Esq,
of Surry Co., with the following letter from John
w E.,or r. e. NJ,
W. rorhey, Esq, lot puohcauon. The letter is in
reply to one written bv Mr. Norman MAKING cert.;n
-.
inquiries IN relation to MIR. Buchanans opinions
We very cheerfullv Law Col Fornev,s letter bef,re
'~'~' 'S'''e
our readers:
w.su,xo-ox Nav ,eze
JAMES c. NORMAN ESQ, Mount Airv- n G.. "' - 1'''
DEAR S1R:-You will excuse me for annarent ncolec If
your favor Of the 18th of Aprl but absence from Wash
ngtop and constant have nosnonsd that ro
ply to this moment ~
Mr. Buchanan for twenty years. has been the stedfst
and courageous friend the South of her just rights un
der the Constitution and of her inst claims mon The con-
s;deraon of her sister States Ha was .on1 tho art
the ables and the bodest champions of those rights vt
time when they were most ,ssosd ,nJsr
administrator of Gen Jackson and NJ Van Rnren and
following bis tm that day down to the mo-
mentNwhen he resisted the attcnpt to abolish slavery in
the District of Colunhi, when ba pdvocatod .;,b
ability the annexaton ~ Teras When %e s.J f.h i
defence of the war with Mexico when he ns;ss n ,b
enforcement of The fugitive 81, law and nrmeS NOV ,h
LEGISLATURE Of Pennsylvania the rae,j of State law d
nyiny to the South the nsa Of onr rsons fr ba dtst
Of our fo;tiycs finally when he Stood ou raadv TN stand
Nv the exienson of The Mssor Inc t tb p;s ,"u
the United States the States resnecve,v and This
too in the face of an almost unbroken northern
against tin ali these events Won will find an amn f
taiinn of the accusaon that be ia dmbtf now I'M on
issue in which the neone of the South are interested H.
does not desire the restoration of the Missouri
mise ard he does endorse The nrncns laid down ; The
Nebraska hill He declared that the Missouri Connrnm;s
had passed away heoro tho Conrniso ,easnros n
recognizes the mrncn Ut ta @ anu low WI" e
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-28

CARTEREr CoUNTY.-The Democrats of Carteret
held meeting in Beaufort on Monday of last week,
and nominated W. P. Ward, of Jones' to represent
the two Counties in the Senate, and Mr.. L. T.
Oglesby to represent Carteret in the House of Com
mons, d. H. Bell, Esq, was nominated for Sheriff
With these gentlemen to carry the standard of the
Democracy of the above Counties, in the approach
ing contest no fears entertained of their defeat
Neac6erm Journal.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-28

CoNPLINENrARY.-We were pleased to see Capt
Harrison, of the Oak City Guards, and quite num-
Der of his Corps in undress uniform, escort Col.
Jno L. Cantwell, Commandant of the Wilmington
Light Infantry, to the Depot on Monday evening
last, on his return home. 1t was we'll deserved
tribute to the gallant Col and his spirited Corps
Success to them-and with such Commander
they cannot fail to win it.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-28
7Hs Missouri Gu6e,natoriaz Nomination.

ST. LOUIS, May 2a.-The Democrat publishes Mr.
nomination for governor; but he neither accepts
nor declines, saying that he will keep the matter
under consideration until his return to Missouri.
The Bentonans of Platte congressional district
have nominated S. j. Lowe. and the anti-Bentonans
CAPT Craig,
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THE CANVASS FOR GOVERNOR.

IflE CiN ' ADD FOII UVN ENINON
Mr.. Gilmer will address the people at the follow
ing times and places:
Halifax, Saturday, June 18th,
Jackson, Northampton. Monday, the 9th,
Murfreesboro, HEREFORD, Tuesday, 10th,
Gatesvie, Gates, Wednesday, the 18th,
Hartford, Perqumans. Thursday, the 18th,
E. City, Pasquotank, Friday, the 18th,
Old Trap, Camden, Saturday, the 14th,
Edenton, Chowan, Monday, the 10th,
Plymouth, Washington, Tuesday, 18th,
Windsor, BERTHE, Wednesday. the 18th.
Gov. Bragg will meet Mr.. Gilmer at the above
times and places
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-28

GuILFoRD CouNrY.-Ralph Gorrell, Esq, is an
nounced for the Senate, and DR.. W. A. Coble and
D'f. Caldwell as candidates for the Commons in
uu'lford. 1t has been rumored that Gov. Morehead
would be a candidate for a seat in the Assembly,
but We see no announcement to that fect
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az We had the pleasure of seeing in orr Civ
1 W. saturday last, Col. Jno. L. Cantwell, of the
w., "".n'ngton Light Infantry. He served his coun.
w. III the Mexican war. and is good officer, gen.
Ne"an and noble specimen Of our citizen SOLITARY
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-28

WESTERN SENTINEL. I'VE have received the first
number OF paper under the foregoing title, pub
nshed at Winston, Forsyth, by Messrs Collins and
noher. 1t is Handsomely printed and we'll edited.
Inc Sentinel will do good service in the cause.
We wish its Editors the most abundant s,.ccees
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GREAT NORTHERN. la0J1EY
Y the Seaboard Railroad and Rav afs1n,u..,,

UAAAl<AA iSO1A 6N.WOUVEy -
by the Seaboard Railroad and BAY ateauers
Pfa NORFOLK TO BALZZNORE. PHLL4DkZPAzT
AND NEW YORE. 80 p = - 7s'ls
Through from Wilmington, NJ c., to Neso York. &,
Mtrty-sir hours, oithout loss Of slesp. ss 81.
NHlS ATTRACTIVE ROUTE, DALI, VIA WELD0N.
49,, NOHFOLk, BALTIMORE, and PHILADELPHIA rs
aOhk has for the past six years. enjoyed repu.
LOT cas- and comfort not claimed by any other Elm
between New Orleans and New York - ~ $50,
Inc haroad Is now differed with gentieany Oopdua.
Tors and the large and commudious Steamers
Ma CaPf George W. Russell, (llOO TONS burthen.1 ana
NORTH CAROLINA, Capt, Cannon. are too we'll knoSn
10 the travelling Public to need further description
Schedule Between Wilmington and New YORK.
"'e WWnm.ngton N u, at GA. NJ
a. nmeioon, l!6o miles, -. ,s5ae ay 2P. NJ.
&c pportsmouth Norfolk, $50 miles, 6PN
a.. pDaa.t.moTe, llSo miles, ga. NJ.
Philadelphia, goo miles) ePM
arrive IN New York goo milesJ 8PMs
- Iotal distance $40 miles in thirty six hours Il
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rat
on the BAY Steamers and privileged to Law over At
nigst at any point and resume their trip by dsylrbt
fAkIlCULAR NOTICE.-PassenRprs wiz Nsye THAR
baggage CHECKED at WELDON for BALTIM0RE sN-
For further information and Through Tickets (Which ara
good either by the Bay the Potomac route apply in
Wimngton, at the Office of the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad or in Weldon, of n Peterson agent Seaboard
io1 no - A. WORRALL, SNpt.
may q, 1000 54-AwInn.ps.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-28

~ Inc Editor eff the Weldon Patriot pretends
DC greatly shocked at the Democrats of Halifax
nj nominating candidate for Sheriff; and yet, as
Anow Nothing, the Editor of that paper has been
s0'emnly sworn to support all candidates nominated
~ his K N. councils, from constables up. What
hypocrisy!
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-28

mond County, is announced by "the old line w gs
of the lower end of Richmond" as . candidate for
the Senate from Richmond and Robeson. Mr.. Nc
Intve ably represented Richmond in the Commons
In. the session Of 1925 B. as..t FGa. O6s.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-28

We invite attention to the advertiseme mt Of NJ
De Reu in another column. This gentleman comes
highly recommended, is evidenced by large
number of respectable certificates.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-28
ATTENTION.

."e candidates for the Senate, House Of Com.
Jos, and Tor Sheriff, will address the people at
c 0s' Jones, on the third Saturday (sIst) Of June
ZONE and hear them.
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Connect;cut limited States Senator

Connecticut United States Senator
New HAVEN, May 23.-The legislature met in
joint convention again to-day. Three more ballots
were taken for United States senator. On the last
ballot the vote stood: Toucey, 101 Dixon, 3d. Adj
journed to Wednesday next
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-28

FORSYTH CouNrY.-A Convention of the Demo-
Gratis Of Forsyth will be held in Winston on Satur.
day. 18th of June, to nominates candidates for the
Legislature. fs,r sEsls ~ ~ 49, ~.
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May %, 1856.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-PITT
- County-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions May
Term, lsie7James H. Forbes VS.. Joseph G. Bridgers-
Original attachment. = 49,
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Joseph
Brdgers the defendant in this case is nom resident of
the State or absconds conceas himself that the or
nary process of the law cannot be upon him is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made In
the Standard for six successive wesks
commanding the said defendant to appear the term
Court House in Greenvle the first Monday Of August
next then and there to plead answer demur, or j1d
men, W;, nnai vii M be rendered against him
office in Greenvile the frs Monday of May A. D. 1885,
and in the sOth year of our Independence.
H. SHEPPARD, Clerk
May ~, 1886. Il2s-w6w
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STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
The Weekly Standard will be furnished during
the campaign at the following rates: For six months,
copy, one dollar; five COPIES four dollars; six
copies, five dollars ten copies, eight dollars; twelve
copies, ten dollars cash in advance.
We respectfully solicit subscriptions
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T HI e M A H X e rs j.
RALEIGH MARKET,

RALEIGH MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE STANDARD, By
BECkWITH CLAYTON
Dry Goods and Grocery Dealers, Fayetteville Street.
RALEIGH, May Is, 1856.
FLOUR-From $50 to Sc. Declining
MEAL-65 to zoe. per bushel.
PEAS-5O to 60; black 70 to SOC.
OATS-4O to 45c, per bushel.
FODDER-75 to SOc per hundred.
Hays to Coo. per Hundred.
COTTON-9I to 91ac.
BACON-Hog round, IL to 1910.
LARD-12Ic.
BEEF-In good demand ~ to 74c on the hoof
LAMBS-Good, 81 to 81 rs, in good demand.
RUTTER-2O to 25c
CHICKENS-l216 to zoe.
EGGS-lOc. per dozen.
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NORFOLK MARKET

NORFOLK MARKET
By A. NJ. MPHEETERS CO..
wholesale Grocers, Fo,scardin0 If Commission Merchants
NORFOLK, May a. 1885,
FLOUR-The receipts of -four light but the market
is dull. We quote s. F. $6A@7; Extra $7N@s; Family
$8Z@SA, cash and time.
CORN dull at 5O@15sc.
NAVAL STORES very dull with full stock; we
have sales to quote iom. Sps Tarpentine in fair de-
mand at 4Oc crude dull at e 1885, Rosin 81 rs
SLAVES dull-we quote R. O. hid s26 W. O. hid
DRIED FRUIT very dull, with small sales; apples 7o@
LIME-Scarce and in demand Thomaston 81 10 "a 81
HERRINGS-No cut in market nor likely to be, the
small catch this season having induced the fishermen to put
up only gross We quote gross $5H@515; Family Roe
$50 "a 8; half bbls. do. s5@5I.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
FAYETTEVILLE, May a. 1885,
No change in the price of BACoN.fair supply mar
store not arge quote at u to Is cents per busel-
COTTON-sales at ~ to 1OZ. The supply Of FLOUR is
equal to the deandstock in Warehouse large for
SPIRITS TURPENTINE is lower--so to 81 cts. per
gallon Raw do. Yellow Dip u 80 per Dbl Car.
WILMINGTON MARKET
,,,,,n WMxNGros, May "a, 1885,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sparingly and market reppains
without change Further sales yesterday Of only
dip, and g 2s foI hard. q $50 MS No sales to-day:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- yesterday of IT'S bbls
at s. cents q gallon Nothing done this morning.
q sales n comnS1 iss bills No. sold
= e s; Yesterday Of bbs At u 90 and lss do
BAcok from store yesterday, Of 1900 lii. N G.
CORN-Received cargo Of 1880 bushels, which has
changed bands Ut So cents per bushe Journal
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Special Notice.
The STANDARD is conducted strictly apo" the CASH system
HI papers discontinued at tile expiration Of tile time
for whch they haze been paid. Subscribers s0@ De soed
FOUR before their time is out, by CROSS MARX o"
their papers and unless tile subscription rene'ced tile
mr. mill be Discontinued This rule from sohich there
mill be no Departure Watch the cross mark and rsne0
your subscription.
Weekly Standard 81 per anmu,n, IN aduance.
Semi. Weekly Standard g. per daauna. do
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May 81, 1886

STATE OF NORTH CAROLlNA....PIT TT
- County-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May
ers.-Original attachment F8s,z 49,
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that joseph
Bndgers the defendant in this case of
the Safe, absconds cnceals himself that the ori
nary process OF the law cannot be served him It
ordered by the Court that be made in
the North Standard for successive weeks com
handing the said defendant appear at the next of
Court House Greenvie on the first Monday Of August
next then and there to plead deur or sde-
nent final will be rendered against him. .,, f'sts.
Witness: Henry Sheppard Clerk of said Court ct
office in Greenvlle the first Monday of Msy A. D. 1856
and in the S0th year Of American independence.
II. SHEPPARD, Clerk
May 81, 1856. lI26-w6w.
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NEW BOOKS.-MARRIED, NOT MATED
~ Mimic Life by Mrs Richie, (Mrs. ,Mowatt.
Salad for the Social, by the Author Of Salad for thu
Solitary. ~ =. 49, =
Ernest Linwood, by Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz - =.
Annual Of Scientific Discovery for 1856. -
Rogers Table Talk. 80
Gardening for the South -. ~
Forest Tragedy and other tales by Grace Crossword
life - =
The Old Dominion, by G. P. B. James
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Italian Sights and Papal Principles through Aner-
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