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II for past fsars. line subscriber would return lis
~ friends and t'a public Renuay, aud inform iheia -
80 constantly adding
s1rtmen: Err CANT Furniture, maauidcuredb by skr vi
af the bust material, and finished
siralIa manner liz stock embraces every ar usrI,
ten np In the most extensive utanuf.rtoiie. SUE
lie syiriis call from those wishing tot purchase fe4
sured that he and "i give satisfaction ii regard 10 III
price ard quality OF work.
lair and SGnCk Mattresses always on h1ud
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Waroraams and Mandatory doors below Lilctfy W,
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f.pticE from EA1asas.
The following lctter appeared IN the Richmond
Ud'g OF saturday:

ne i'lhwlhS loltei appeared IN IN" Richmond
Uh'g OF saturday:
'IEclMSEn Aug. l., lS5G.
p,ar =--. ! on need not be surprised ut
unythug yun hear flon Kansas, for there will be
the - 10 pay in this territory within the
nest thirty days. Nou know | nm not very tx.
cf4hle and not apt IL multiply dangers; hut |
tell you the pfu slavery men ARE seeing II hard
timo here now. Lane i here with about GOO
rullms, aud i overrunnng the country, killing
md burning wherever he finds the people are too
weak to resist him with success. He has mude
assaults upon three or four towns and settle
ments, and in every instance has driven on all
TINT wrre left alive Of the pro slavery party.
The pro slavery mon in the territory cannot
assist each other from the fact that they ARE
obliged 10 stay at home to defend their own fire
sides. w. here in 'Iecumreh, nre expecting nm
attack hourly, and can only muster some % or
IL men. Ia case of an attack, would have
about the sumo number of free soil citizens to
contend with, our town being about equally diyi-
ded. The last hellish act committed by these
hends. was upon party commanded By Col. II
tus, about one and half miles from lccompton.
After hnroi, resistance with only about 30 men
against 600, for three four hours, and after his
house WIS dp>trovel Col. L. was compelled L.
surrender, when Titus aud his whole company,
with the exception Of three cone killed aud two
who made their escape,) were taken prisoners
aud carried t. locomptun, and have in all prob
ability been hutchefcd before this time. Chas
Otcy aud MIR. Newman, of Richmond, were in
tho company and were carried with the rest to
Lawrence.
But they cannot go on much longer. | tell
You there is day Of rctribntion ut hand. It
Virginia aud othcr Southern States think proper
10 stand at distance. and see her sons, who do
not now and never expect To own slaves, inhn-
manly hutehered, IL her shame let her do So; bat
thank God there are brave set of men in Mis-
souri,, who now. since the II. s. troops have re-
fused to act aud say it is n FREQ fight will come TO
our rescue. Then there will be no quarter for
Lanes mon, but war To determination.
Long before you receive this, these beautiful
fields of Kansas viii be dyed with the blood Of
citizens of the United States, and worse than all,
shed by brother citizens.
Yours. CuAS. s. McktNNEN.
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An ENRAGln lIoNrSs.--O n "Wednesday "A ljo-
ness belonging to Van Amburg x Co., kept with
other animals belonging To the same Mcnngprie.
IN building at Newport. Ky, enraged at her
cub being taken from her with her claws tore
the iron bars from their fastening and breaking
from her den attacked and killed dog that was
kept on the premises, after which she seized
panther and lncerated him drcadfav that he
died shortly after wards. young tiger cub,
which the splendid Bengal tigress now travelling
with the caravan bad given birth to about four
months since, was the next victim TO her lage,
after which she demolished several Cages of rare
and valuable birds. The keeper arrived Mt this
lnnctarc and after a'furious struggle succeeded
in claiming the ferooiou, brute, to the great re
lief of the surrounding nnighborhool, the people
of which were afraid She would succeed in break.
ing from tie building.
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NusT0s July icaf1A gretably o your sa9ges
ua. Il gives pleasure L. .te. that some five weeks aso
IHehHs tYp bou OF you OAxgruatrd Btors and com
encrd -ag the according dreeanf aud experienced
the happicst effects
had 6cen troubled win dYafdsa abouf three years On
ring the seasp. tunes Obliged To- give all
business and although ll the all, ice Of
Ho1l physicians confined weeks The house. md
continued 20 prov until took need me; now
most cured It eyer5 dagrseabla ymp'en and aio 10 do
bp-Icss aAu#uai.
whole credit II ne health Is due 10 the
OsYseuated Bi.ters. Your gDctlcut servant
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PARopI.-lhe New York papers say that Pa
rod the great operate tragedienne, has con
cluded her arrangements for the coming season
with Strakosch, for a concert tour throughout the
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~ JOHN j, Pi8RNlN, Agt, IS beginning TO receive bs
Stock of New Fail md Winter Goods He will continue
ecive and Goods every week until the u
plete lie will usual sell at small profits aud Cash
Among the articles opening Flanucis Mouss French
Mrftnos. &c. &c, with fine assortment of French Work
Collars and Sleeves and general Lace Goods
and Muslus OF all sorts
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! tns, HAMS. HiN..-5o Fierce. snrsfior
- ~i5s VI. HOLM ~ -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NNTsAVED.-S White Nurse who can brn.
w a good recommendation can hear of permanent place
lay liz at of,
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neithcrtroubc nor expense in making effort
to friends and customers and reliable Havana
and we think have succeeded. Our Cubans, Anbro,iqs
La Normas and Regaa Cigars lind ready and satisfy all
those who appreciate and enjoy good smoke.
L. these who lavcnot triyd them would that We
keep all grades oi Cigars, from 3 to - cents piece
Far sale at j II. THOMPSON & COS
aug } dAeitts Sputt.relrY :. IIuH. @tar,
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IN few days lot of Peruvian (ano to which We
h'1t" tn" attention Of friends and the public
anEis-'s MCCORKLE 6 JONES
'EN kNsP @sEDs.-Frc.h supplies of Summer
a ana Winter Iuaip seed on hand and for sale by
"u- lis J. II. THOMPSON 4. 60.
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largest and bst selected stock Extracs Cologne t
bona Florida Lavender and Bay Leaf Waters all kinds II
Touaes for the Hair, Balm of thousand Flowers AroHai
Vinegar. &c to be found in the city.
may 19ts LANGHORNE & WAIKIp
ktaRHET EaEs.-A new supply of s.rnc,
u Bags. some beautiful jus. opened at
anu
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ascertain the plans adopted by some Of our sister
States for eextinction of their debts This infor
nation will be laid before the Committee of Fin,

ascertain the plans adopted by some Of our sister
States for the.extincton of their debts This infor
nation will be laid before the Committee of Fin,
ance. - =. = - =
As the subject ofrenewing the charter of the Bank
Of the State Or of establishing another or more
10 its stead, WILL presume, engage the attention OF
the present Legislature, deem it my duty to re.
mark that my experience in this Office satisfies me
Of the absolute necessity ofhaving at all times eth
er principal or branch bank in this city, with
means sufficiently large to loan to the State such
sums as its exigencles may from time to time re-
qure to facilitate the operations of the Treasury in
anticipation of the receipts of the revenue of the
State. Without the aid which has been in this way
furnished for years by the present Bank Othe State
in addition to that afforded by the Bank of Cape
Fear, the operations of this office would at times
have been greatly embarrassed
The different acts of assembly charterng the sew
eral banks OF the State require the officers to make
reports of the condition of their banks respectively
to the Legislature to the Treasurer of the State,
to be presented by him to that body These reports
are required to be made at different periods of the
year by the different banks, some in one month and
some in another. In this way it is very difficult to
arrive at the true condition of all the banks of the
State at any given time
respectfully submit, therefore, the propriety of
passing general law upon the subject requiring all
the banks of the State to make their reports at the
same time, thus showing at one view the capital,
circulation. discounts deposits, and specie on hand,
Of all the banks of the State-nformation at all
times interesting to the General Assembly; but es-
pecially SO when the subject of re-chartering old
banks, or of establishing ones, has to be acted
upon"
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TREBOR.
For the Standard.


At meeting called to take into considerationthe
propriety of memorialzing the General Assembly OF
the State of North Carolina, in session, in favor
of railroad from the town of Beaufort, to nteIsect
with the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad, at
the most eligible point between this place and New
BERN to be determined by survey; Mr.. BENZ. Lee
craft was chosen President, and Messrs. w. j. Pot
er and j. H. Davis, chosen Vice Presidents
On motion, Messrs w. H. Piver and Henry Reiger
we're appointed secretaries.
The object of the meeting having been explained,
on motion Of Mr. d. c. Pool, a committee of seven
was appointed by the President to draft memorial,
and present it for the action of the meeting.
The President appointed the following gentlemen
on said committee: Messrs. S. D. Pool w. j. Pot
ter, Thos. Duncan, Henry Reiger, John Rumley, G..
W. Taylor and DR.. F. L. King.
The committee retired, and after the lapse Of some
time, returned, and presented through their chair.
man, Mr. S. D. Pool, memorial for the action of
the meeting, which, after some debate, was, on mo-
ton of WE Hatsell unanimously adopted and signed
On motion of Mr.. w. j. Potter, it was ordered that
the proceedings this meeting be forwarded to the
Editors of the Raleigh Standard, and Register with
q request to publish, and that other papers IN the
State be requested to copy.
Z. On motion, the thanks Of the meeting were ten
dered to the President and other officers, for the
efficient manner in which they conduct ed the bust
ness of the meeting.
I On motion the meeting adjourned
BENZ. LEECRAFT, Pres't
WV. H: PrvER, sec'vs
HENRY RE1GER,
Beaufort, Dec. 4, 1866.
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For the Standard,

For the Standard
WHEREAS, By an allwise, yet inscrutable provi-
dence of God--to whose awful mandate with meek
submission,-we humbly bow, our much esteemed
and lamented fellow-citizen and worthy brother
mason, DIR. L. A. Jefreys, has been suddenly re-
moved from among US; therefore
Resotced, That in the death of Bro. Dr. L. A.
Jefreys, the Lodge in Franklinton, has lost one of
its most valuable and honored members who, for
more than five years. presided over, and directed its
interests with marked ability.
Resoloed, That in his death, as citizen and as
Physician this community has sustained no ordinary
loss and that in consideration of his manly and dig
ni6ed bearing, we will ever cherish for his memory
the most sacred regard
Resolced, That we deeply and truly sympathize
with his bereaved Widow, and kindly offer her our
Christian condolence-praying that she may be sus-
tanned under this mournful dispensation.
Resolced That as visible token of our t1ection-
ate regard we will wear the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days.
Resolced, That copy of these resolutions be for
warded to the Widow of our deceased brother, and
that they be published in the Raleigh Standard and
Register.
R. G. MAYNARD, Chr'n.
4 W. H. " wTp1 .T,. sec,ys.
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PEPPER.-Hot, smoking hot, came to the hands
employed in ouroice, at midnight on Tuesday last,
bountiful supply of Peppers delightful oysters,
with the trimmings, and few drops of the anti
dote. ALL had enough and to spare; and all are
equally at loss to say which was best, the supper
or the antidote. 1t is refreshing to find that some
one, at times, thinks of the poor drudging printer
and no cleverer fellow ever could have thought of
him than Pepper. Pepper is undoubtedly the best
caterer in the city. He can befound at Jno. Kane's
old stand. See his advertisement in another col
umn.
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rAirey-Fo.r,A co.sre..- seeoa4 se..io..

& ThHtyeEOurth COngress-SeconA Sessions
- WAsHNGroN, Dec. 8, 1856
SENArs-The standing committees were appoint
ed, and Rev. Stephen p. Hill, Of Washington, was
elected chaplain the Senate for the present session
On motions BY Mr.. Adams, the bill TO establish
department of law and to prescribe certain duties of
the auditors and comptrolIers of the Treasury, was
made the special order for Thursday next It one
o'clock After the usual morning business the ques-
ton came up printing the Presidents annual mes.
message and Mr.. Bigler proceeded at some length to
vindicate the President and the democratic party
from the aspersons that have been cast upon them
by opposition senator's. When he had concluded,
debate sprung up between Messrs. Trumbull, Pugh,
Stuart Hale and others: after which, Mr.. Collamer
ha wing obtained the floor, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-The Ruthless fac-
tous course which has thus far characterized the &C.
ton of the black-republican members Of the House
was so far stayed to-day to permit the Speaker to
lay before that body the Presidents annual message
which was transmitted to Congress on Tuesday last.
After the message was read Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio,
obtained the floor and favored his wearied hearers
with resume of those political harangues with
which the good people of the free States were made
painfully familiar during the recent presidential can
vass through the nstrumentaty of the Law and cler
ical Kansas-shriekers. Mr.. Campbell was followed
in the same strain by his colleague Mr. Sherman.
Both gentlemen tried to be very severe upo6 the
President and his message and both strove to make
the impression, not by nsinuaton but by direct as
sertion that the issues raised by the friends of Free
mont in tie late canvass the slavery question
were lodged and evaded by the democracy of sew
eral of the free States particularly by the democracy
of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. If ever party lines
were strictly drawn and party issues fearlessy and
unequivocally met, they were drawn and met in the
late memorable contest. The three States named
were literally converted into one grand democratic
mass meeting; and Messrs Campbell and Sherman
must have very bad memories, indeed if they have
already forgotten the positions taken aud the sent.
ments uttered before those vast assemblapes of the
people by some of the most distinguished champions
OF the democratic party. As Mr.. Smith, of Tennes-
see, has the floor Tomorrow there will be no further
OCCASION on our part to refresh the memories of these
DECEMBER 9, 1856.
gentlemen. Union
No business of importance was transacted in
either House OF Congress to-day.
SENATE.-Mr. Colamer made speech in opposi.
ton to the position taken by the President in his
message, and claiming that Congress has the right
ries. 49,.
HousE.-Mr. Smith of Tennessee replied to the
speeches of Messrs. Campbell and Sherman The
vote refusing to admit Mr. Whitfield delegate from
Kansas was reconsdered, and, by four majority, he
was admitted and sworn in as member. The
House then adjourned
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MARRIED..

In this City, Wednesday evening 10th inst, by the
Rev. Thomas E. Skinner Mr. John w. Cole Miss Sarah
D., only daughter of Silas Burns, Esq.
On Wednesday, srd nst by Rev l. K. Willie, Mr. R. L.
Hunt of Oxford, n c. to Miss Caroline bite of Gran
vile County, N. c.
On Thursday the 9th inst in the Church of the Holy
Innocents Henderson, N. c.. by the Rev. Richard Hines
the Rev. VIM G. Jackson of Nd, to Mrs. SallyT Eaton
of Granville Co., N. C.
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Wanenton Female Collegiate Institute.
VUVHE THIRTY SECOND SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
IL TUITION, will open the 9Th of January with q full
corps Of experienced and efficient teachers Pupils will be
received at period of the session. and be charged only
from the time of entrance
- TERMS PER SESSION Or FIvs MONTHS.
Board, lights and fuel, 60 90
English Tuition IL so
Music on Guitar, Piano, Melodeon, with use
Of instrument, each, % 90
Drawing, Grecian and Ernatorian Painting, An
Gent and Modern Languages, eech 10 90
Oil Painting, Is 90
Petis Work, Wax Flowers and Fruit, each, 90
Stationery and fuel for Schoolroom, 2 so
Tuition IN Gold Medal Course, Is 90
Washing, so
Deductions made for absence occasoned BY prorac
ted illness. All bills payable half in advance and the
balance At the close Of the session For particulars apply
GRAVES WILCOX,
Warrenton, N. g.
Dec H. 1856. ll63-wam
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November 81, 1856.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, GREENE
y COUNTY, Court Of Equity. FAN Tern, A. D, 1885,
Johua Rouse Major B. Smith, William B. Edmohdson
John K. Taylor. ct al. 6v. Bills.
In these cases is ordered by the Court that publica-
ton be made for six weeks in at
Taylor personally to be and appear the ne term Of
said Court be held for said county at the Courthouse
Snow Hill, the End Monday after the 4th Monday of
March, 1856 then and there to plead answer demur
the bill: of Joshua Rouse Major B. Smith and William B.
will be taken cossed and parte as to him.
Witness Richard N. Forbes Clerk and Master in Equity
for said County the End Monday after the 4h Monday in
September, A. D., 1856.
R.N. FORBES, c. NE
Nov. q, 1856. 1I63-w6w.
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DIE D..

In Franklin county, n c.. the oath inst of Typhoid
Fever Mrs. Sarah Conyers in the 5oth year of her
The deceased Christian, kind nehbor and she left
many friends to lament her DEATH but here is bding
hope that their loss is her fternal gain.
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
Tile STANDARD conducted strictly upon the CASH systena
AU papers discontinued at the erpi-at;o of tile time
for which they haze been paid Subscribers sciU be notified
FOUR WEEKS before their time is out, By
their papers and unless the subscription reneOed the pa
per WU be discontinued. This rule from hich there
wU be departure. Watch tile mark and rensw
your subscription.
Weekly Standard 50 per amnun, in Advance.
Semi Weekly Standard 81 per annum. do.
- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office tron well the to- which
they desire the change to be made.
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Dec. ~, 1856

NOTICE..-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
II his entire real estate in the county of Onsow
good farming land with good recently erected resi-.
dences the for winter the other for summer-house
with the necessary outbuildings for servants, grain,
stock, &c.
Also connected with the above ten twelve thou
sand of pney land, upon which cut and in
enough to cut twenty sets Upon the latter
lands two fine Diseries sufficient for the dstilation
of the CROP Also fine sixteen horsepower seam.saw
and grst MILL and large and commodious at
good stand for the barerng of groceries, &C., for Turpen-
tine. as---..-
Further notice deemed unnecessary as the purchaser
will doubtless closely inspect the premises before purcha-
sing.
JNO. A. AYERITT,
.t.s,.. Catharine Lake, N. C.
Dec. 12>1S56. Esas 6-tlm57
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STATE oF NOHrH-CAROLINA,w WILSON
- County Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions October
Term, 1885, l patteof the probate Of he last Will
and testament Of TKoE Williamson, deceased, dsvisssit
nj ron. =.
paper writing pssporne 70 b The last will and Tesla
nenf OF Thos Wimson. dscsesed sprpoundsd forPro-
bate ia open court by Garry Williamson and Jesse Full
gham the exccutors therefH named wheEeupon Jordan
Goodwin and wife Penelope, Bfasxell Renfow and wife Ma
~ of the and next Of k 6f the said Thomas
Williamson, into and sAesa eAyeat the pro-
hate thereof and y that the ID rot thu hast will and
tepament of the said Thomas part there
off theteupn the court directs the following issue to be
made up and submitted TO jury 70 wit ]. tie said paper
writing any part thereof and If 20 what ta tue last
will and testament Of the said Thomas ho*S
And appearing to the court that Dempsey Wimntsen
and Mary Boyet of the heirsstaw and next Of 6
said Thos williamson reside beyond the limits Of this
State it Is ordered that publication BE- made in the NostA
Carolina Standard for six weeks notifying them to appear
at the next term of the court then and there to pro-
ceedng in this cause and to make themselves parties to
the said issues if they shall think proper.
Witness: T. C. Davis, clerk Of said court at Office
Wilson, the 4th Monday of October, 1866.
T. @. DAVIS, Clerk.
November 81. 1856. 116s-w6w.
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Dec. 12,>1S56.

TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING RESIGNED THE
Principalship of South Lowell Academy and settled
at Oak Hill will open his school the 9th day January
1857.
strict watch will be kept the morals of those COM
Red 70 ns but no &
Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist church, and in
healthy section of the State Oak Hill presents many advsn
tages Thankful for the extensive patronage he has
edbothom Carolina and Virginia. he soics continuance
of the same.
Several families the place prepared board
dents Young gentlemen coming BY public conveyance
will stop Henderson, where hacks be procured Oak
Hill is Is miles west of Oxford and about 20 south Of
Clrksve Va Board S45 and tuition $50 per session
of months. Fer further particulars address,
J. p. BAGBY,
Proprietor and Principal.
nhor1
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Neqroes Hung.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 8.-Four negroes were hung
Friday at Dover, Tennessee, for being implicated in
the conspiracy for rebellion among the slaves in that
quarter. -, 80
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PEPPERS HOTEL,
EAYETTEvILLE STREET,
RALEIGH, N. G.
METALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS. PRIVATE
vl ROOMS FOR PARTIES.
81 Oysters received daily. Families supplied with the
best in the place.
December IL, 1885, TT
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SESSION STANDARD.

SESSION STANDARD.
Members of the Legislature desiring the Standard
laid on their desks for the session will please leave
their names at the office.
Semi-Weekly for the session. 81 90
Weekly ss I" SO
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Rank of Zehnessee,

NASHVILLE, Dec. s-The Bank of East Tennessee
and oil its branches has finally closed.
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ATTENTION. OAK CITY GUARDS!

NIX MEET at the Armory this (FRIDAY) evening,
XX,Y the 18th inst, at o'clock Business Of import
slSaf6 ance will be brought before the meeting.
Dy order of the Captain,)
JNO. SPELMAN, o. S.