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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-13
CLINTON DRUG STORE,
N. f. CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE,
ESTA LISHED IN lS40, BY
1SA &c n. MON
NO. 7.

5 A 4 Q N. l. r NJ IN.
Wholesale and retail dealer in Drugs and Medicines
chemicals, paints, oils dye-suls perfumery, glass.
ware. dyc-woods. painters articles, varnshes VIM
dow-glass. fine soaps. fine hair and tooth brushes,
seeds of all kinds, surgical and dental instruments,
trusscs and supporters of all kinds spices, snufls
manufactured tobacco, superior inks
E,-Iure Vines and Brandies for Medical Purposes. .-ss
Fancy articles. NC, &c &c. All thepopuar med
icines Of the day for sale at proprctors prices.
offer goods equally as low as they can be obtain.
ed from any establishment in this section, warranted
to be fresh, pure and genuine.
Orders from the country promptly filled, and sat-
isfaction guaranteed without regard to price and
quality Prescriptions will receive careful attention
at ALL HOURS.
Persons wanting medicines on Sundays will please
call at the residence of In. LEMON.
Clinton, La. May 2, 1857.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

!NllE firm Of MHIs, CLEVELAND IL Co.. have this
! day gone into liquidation for the purpose of
winding up The business Of the firm by mutual con-
sent All having claims against the irm will pleas
present them forthwith and all outstanding accounts
will be expected 10 be settled likewise.
NJ. g. MILLS.
Clinton, April %, 1857. A. d, CLEVELAND.
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pOLlNE ELECTION.


TT Is ordered that an election lie held on Saturday
! the thirteenth day OF June. 1857, in The seventh
Ward. at the place Of holding the general elections,
in said seventh Ward, in the Parish of East Feciana,
for the purpose Of cecting u member to the Police
Jury. to represent said Ward in the place Of Isaac
y. Dcl.cc. resigned said election to he conducted
by the commissioners Of elections for said Ward
cordng to the existing laws regulating elections.
". W. JORDAN.
may 30. 1857. President Police Jury.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

The STATE or LOUISIANA. ! 7lh District Court.
PAllsH or EAST FELIcfANk
In the matter Of the Succession Of Il. A. surgcs.
deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Lewis Sturrcs.
~ has this day filed IN this Court final account Of
his administration Of the aforesaid succosson which
viii he homooeated in thirty days from the puhlcn-
ton Of this notice unless legal opposition be made
thereto
May .. 1857. l.. j. DELONY. nv. Cluk
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PAINTS, OILS, &c.
BEECIIENO, the Druggist. at Clinton. La.


HAS BOUGHT received, and is now prepared to
IL supply his patrons and the public generally,
with the following articles in any quantity, of first
rate quality. and upon liberal terms.
White lead in oil or dry, Nandyke brown,
Red lead IN oil or dry, Terra d'sienna burnt orraw
Zinc paint. Gold and other bronzes,
Raw linsecd oil, - - silver leaf,
Boiled, :" - Carminc,
Spirits of tnrpentine Iyharge and sugar lead,
Copal varnish, no. /, 2, Graining tools
Carriage 8 Badger flats,
Furniture Marking brushes
White damar varnsh, Camel hair pencils,
Japan varnish, Meats foot OIL
Japanncr's gold size. Tanners oil,
Prnssian blue in oil or dry Lard oil,
Brown umbcr Sweet oil, 1st and End
Yellow ochre, =" '' Celestial blue.
Chrome and paris green's in oil or dry,
Chrome yellow orange, and lemon,
Chinese and American yermilon,
Paint and varnish brushes French and American.
march 90. 1857.
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'.s For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
TOWNSVILLE MALE ACADEMY,
September 7th, 1867,

TOWNSVILLE MALE ACADEMY,
September 7th, 1867.
In pursuance of the death Of their fellow student
Thomas M. VanEaton. of Davie county, meeting
was held by the students, and the following resolu.
tons, expressing their deep regret, at sad be-
reavement, were unanimously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased an Omniscient, Omni.
present, and Omnipotent God, to remove from time
to eternity our much beloved friend and fellow
student, Thomas NJ. VanEaton therefore,
Resoloed, That we have heard the announcement
of his death with the deepest regret, and sensibly
feel that in him We have all lost warm friend and
noble companion. whose amiable character, moral
conduct and Christian virtues greatly endeared him
to all who knew him but at the same time, while
we solemnly mourn his loss, we submit with Chris
tan resignation the rreversibe fat Of Providence
doubly assured that for him to die was his eternal
gain.
Resolred, That by this affecting dispensation our
school has been deprived of one of its most worthy
and valuable members, and the students Of q kind
exemplary, and magnanimous associate.
Resolred, That we mingle our tears of coincidence
with those of his bereaved parent and his numerous
relatives and friends, in their painful affection, and
az a testimony of our high appreciation of his worth
we proffer them our warmest sympathies; and that
copy of these resolutions be sent to the family of
the deceased, and to the N. G. Christian Advocate
Spiri: of the Age Fayetteville Observer, and North
Carolina Standard with q request for publication.
R. M. INGRAM, I
d. F. HOLCOMB,
.. Y. ALLEN, }Com.
j. c. HOLDER,
NJ. F. HUNT, g.
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to notice the continued prevalence of the potato
malady. The Worcester Spy says:
"The potatoe rot is very prevalent in this city
and vicinity, and the prospects that there will
be less than half CROP We consider two acres of
our own planted with that vegetable to be hardly
worth the digging, and one Of our large farmers
sured yesterday that he would gladly take for his
entire crop what the seed was worth last spring
when planted" SEAL & - tHr"
The Manchester american has the following:
"a gentleman who passed through Durham, Lee,
Dover and New Market on Monday, says the potato
vines in these towns are entirely Dead and the pu-
trd potatoes be smelled in passing BY the fields.
Farmers trying to save portions Of the crop by
digging, and in Dover twenty-five cents, was the
current price per bushel. Beyond Gambia depot
the tops are dead, but in Gambia, Auburn and this
vicinity they are only partially injured as yet This
looks as if potatoes would be scarce next winter"
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A PROCLAMATION,
BY HIS Eocagency, THoxAs BRAea Gov~nor Of kls State
of North. IneoLna

OF A0Tth- Cut0t1nG.
w HEREAS, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS
w of Of the last General ASS mby entitled "a
Supplementary take the of people of the
tution election held in the several Counties in the
State the first Thursday in August last At which
submitted to the voters qualified TO vnte for members of
the House Of Commons whether the secOnd clause of the
third section of the first article of the amended Consttu
ton ratified by the people Of the second
Hundred and Thirty should be amended 70 read
follows:
Every free white of the age of twentypne years.
being native naturalized citizen Of the United States
and who has been inhabtant of the State for twelve
months Immediately preceding the day Of election and
shall have paid public taxes shall be entitled to vote for
member of the Senate for the district in which he resdes
to vote with written or printed ticket Rprousd and
those against the ratification thereof vote With similar
ticket, !" Not Approped." ~. .:
And Whereas result of the voting upon the said pro-
posed Amendment in the several Counties Of the State has
been duly certified and returned to by the Sheriff.
conformity with the provisions Of the Act aforesaid the
Of the Secretary of State Treasurer and Comp
roer of the State from which comparison it appears hat
there cast At the said election fry thousand and
votes "ApprOued and nineteen thousand three
hundred and eighty TWO votes " Not Anproeed"
and hereby make known all good Of State
Of that the said proposed Amendment has
been approved and ratified and part of the Consti
tuition Of this State. ~ =,
In testimony whereof have hereunto my hand and
r. caused the Great Seal of the State Of North Carroll
leigh, the tenth day of September A. d. 1851 and in
the SGD year of American Independence. -,
By the Governor: THOS. BRAGG.
PULASKI CowPsR, Pr Secretary. 80
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More Eaizures in Neaa .Yark

New YoRk, Sept 14.--WesIey L Kowalski, brok-
ers in William street, have suspended for large
amount. Wesley is part owner of the New York
Times establishment, but the failure in no way af
fects that concern. 1t is stated that the firm has
lost four hundred thousand dollars in the set
Element Of differences since the breaking out of the
panic. The dry goods commission house of Neswith
& Co.. Broadway, also suspended to-day This
house also stood A l. and loss to the creditors is
apprehended. Swords Walton & Co., iron and
hardware dealers, have also failed Their assets.
however, said to be ample for satisfactory set
Element ~ srs. g..;~ So "a. rv.s. tss,rs, :
The board of brokers to-day resolved to limit time
purchases to thirty days e'3t sz@7 81 -4ps:sa-
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=. '''''s '"L ass, J+o~. Ekrsp - 49, 49,.
N.ss YoRK;S Sept i6--EAe stesfashP Nsr1A, With
Liysrpool dates ~ the 5th inst, arrived hsfs
The steamer Fulton arrived ct Southampton OF ne
Sd Of Sept The London underwriters fos The A.
hattie cabss csr TO pay ss} per- cent md rslnqnish
al cldfms for salvage. ''' y ~ s5,5
;. At tho races for The Warwick cup, only three
horses ran. Lecompt came In last, being beaten
twenty lengths, Fisherman was the winneE.
The Mexican Charge had quilted Madrid. n,A-i
There were rumors Of minor changes In the Brit
sh ministry Eleven more regiments are under or
ders for India. The Paris Pays denies the rumored
eruption of Formosa BY the United States, The
Court Of Assizes at Paris bad condemned Ledru Rol
lin, Mazzini and others to deportation The Spanish
journals deny the existence ola secret treaty between
the United States and Mexico It is stated the King
Of Prussias health gives much useasness It Is also
stated that the diplomatic intercourse between Ma
pies and France and England will shortly be resum-
ed. The Russian troops are being concentrated on
the Austrian frontier to prevent interference With
the affairs Of the Principalities.
sAdvices from Constantinople state that the Porte
still firmly insists that England shall evacuate the
Isle If Perrin and restore it to Turkey.
The steamer Ripon arrived at Southampton from
Calcutta, with a number of fugitives from the mas
sacre Meerut including the American missionary,
Mr. Hay, and his family. They all narrowly escaped
death at Meerut - .s-'
L1vERpooL, Sept. 5-Cotton has advanced one
sixteenth pence. Breadstuffs are firm. Wheat has
advanced I'd to Sd. Corn has advanced Is to Is per
quarter. t@' '-
LONDON, Saturday, Sept 5.-The funds were quite
dull yesterday opening at decline Of one
eighth, and subsequently, falling still lower. Money
is less abundant. Short loans on government secu-
rites are in demand at A per cent There was in
creased activity in the discount market and at the
Bank. .--..s. =
T. Cotton is firm and quiet: the sales Of the week
amount to $4,000 bales. of which Spectators took
Is, 900 and exporters 1000 bales, at the following
quotations Orleans far %, middling 1916, Mo-
bile fair 81, middline 81; upland fair 81, middng
8 13 It, The Manchester advices are favorable
The weather was rainy, but most Of the crops were
secured. .l-.-- , .-.a- .ys. ..-..l
Breadstuffs have an advancing tendency. Flour
is firm. Wheat has advanced 2 to Sd on Tuesdays
rates. Sales Of red at Is 1Od to IS i'd white 90 to IS
Sd. Corn has advanced sales of mixed and yellow
at 873 to 38s. white AZ to 43s. Provisions have
declining tendency. Spirits Turpentne is steady at
IS to s6s. Rosin is quiet Sugars have declined Is
Teas have slightly advanced Rice is firm. Consols
90A to 903. ~. :.
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NORFOLK MARKET

NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED FOR THE "NoRrH-cARoLINA STANDARD,
By A. NJ. MPHEETERS CO.,
Wholesale Grocers Forwarding Oonmission Merchant
NORFOLK. Sept. IA, 1857.
FLOUR-Is ARR, ing very freely, and sells slowly. We
quote S. F. $6s{@7 Extra 7@7H; Family 7z@s, with
downward tendency.
WHEAT-Is very dull with NO sales that we hear of for
some days. We quote normally Red $l@l O5 White 81
i0@l Is.
CORN-Ssles yellow at zoe. .-
COTTON-fir m with light stock. Wequote 14a<@l5
BACON-ls very scarce Va hog round iSA Hams
90; Western Sides 1615@l6s1; Shoulders Is.
LARD-2Oc. -,
NAVAL sTOREs-Spts. Turp. 1904; Tar 81 so; Com
mon Rosin 1901 So No. and 2 - 5o@s. No sales
fine. ...
SALT. B. 81 s0@l g.; G. A. 81 1o@1 Is.
GUANO-Peruvian $50; Mexican %; Manipulated 40
50. ..-. ~
LIME Thomaston 81 15@l 90; VIC. 81 40. -.tt
GROCERIES, Sugars continue to decline. Crushed Il
&C" II Cuba lO@:OH; P. R. lO1f@tass. N. q. Moas-
ses 1890. CoHees advancing Rio l2@l21<; Lag
lS11@l41; Java 1920: Mocha 21@25.
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"@s "'' treaty rsA Bsv srsss 81 q. !.
The Wsshington correspondence Of thssP hiiAdel-
phia Prsss under data Sept lob, says: !.
Tho treaty with New Grensds wsssisnsd 20 day
by Cen Hesran IN execution Of full powers % treat
OF existing difcGIties Witt which he was Invested
BY his GOVERNMENT snd BY Gen. Cas-, Is Secretary
of State, on the Paft Of the United States Ipro-
vides for payment BY New Grenada Of indemnity Tor
Losses Of American citizens in the Panama riots OF
1885, and Of all other claims against her BY Ameri
can citizens, and grants to the United States sny
island in the bay Of Panama which may be selected
rs coal depot Our Government has, IN explicit
language, declared that It will resist every and all
taxes on passengers, tonnage and correspondence IN
transitw across the Isthmus of Panama. 80
In this convention, then, the main points Of which
have stated it will be seen that General Cass has
gained all that even the most sangune could expect;
and for the Jealous and undated industry with
which he applied himself to the task of settling these
difficulties, which at time were ominous Of var
between the two nations he il receive it is fair to
presume, commentator from all quarters.
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n For the Standard'
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. ~s-.--

For the Standard
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. -se--
At a meeting of the members of the Rockingham
Bar, at the August Court 1857, for the purpose of
paying proper respect to the memory Of the late
Hon. Thomas Settle r. A. Gorrell ESQ.,, was called
to the chair, and John II. billiard appointed Secre-
tary. After explanation of the object of the
meeting by the chairman, the following resolutions
were offered, responded to, and adopted:
Rssoloed, That we, the members of the Rocking.
ham Bar, have heard with profound regret and sor-
row of the death of the Hon. Thomas Settle: and,
whilst we bow with humble submission to the dis
pensations of an everything and all wise Providence,
we cannot but depore the loss, which as individu.
ais and as profession, We have sustained in his
moval. go
Resolced, That whilst We lament the death of our
departed brother, it affords us unmingled pleasure
to review his long life of useful labor and public
trust and to reflect that q member of the bar in
the practice of his profession, representative of
his native county in the State Legislature, rep
resentative of his district in the Congress Of the
United States, as Judge administering the law on
the Superior Court bench, as chairman Of the coun.
y dispensing justice in his old age in his native
county, and Christian gentleman in the private
walks of life, he has acquitted himself with distin
gushed ability, fidelity and purity to the satisfac-
ton Of his countrymen, and acceptably, as we hum
bly, believe, to his God and Judge.
Resolced, That in long life Of industry, integrity
and public service, he has afforded us an example
worthy Of our imitation, and which challenges our
unanimous appreciation.
ResolOed, That we sincerely sympathize with the
family of the deceased, and claim the privilege of
mingling our tears with theirs in this bereavement
which we have in common sustained
Resolred, That we will wear the usual badge of
mourning for the space of thirty days. in token of
our respect to the memory of our deceased friend
and brother
Resolced, That a copy Of these resolutions, signed
by the chairman and secretary of this meeting, be
transmitted to the widow of the deceased, and that
copy be sent to the editors of the Standard Regis
ter, Patriot and Flag and Sentinel, with request
that they insert the in their respective papers
R. A. GORRELL, Chasrmn.
JOHN H. DnLARD, Sesty.
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- TATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA. WAKE
- COUNTY. In Equity. Fabius J. Haywood vs. Eliza

r. TATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA, WAKE
- COUNTY. In Equity. Fabus J. Haywood vs. Eliza
beth g. Ryas and ais. -'
Whereas bill has been heretofore fled in our Court Of
Equity for Wake county, BY Fsbius Haywood against
Elizabeth s. Ryals, Joseph Ryals George Lang, John
l. C,inch Jr, Florida 8. Hopkins Mary R. Hopkins wiz
liam Hopkins and Frances Hopkins. and r Finch,
Elizabeth Ryais to The debt Of said Haywood and where
a the comp snant has made oath that all Of the defend
ants named above nonesidents Of North Carolina
cept the defendant, Richard P. Finch:
This therefore, is to notify and command each and oil of
said nOnresidents and Defendants herenbee named to
at the Court House in the City Of Raleigh the LIST Mon
day after the 4th Monday in September next then and
there to plead demur sad compainants sad
bilfof complaint the same will be taken pro coassso
a. to Them such of them fail to apesr and answer,
and will be set for hearing eepGrte -
Given under my hand Office this 18th day Of August,
A. D., 1857. .--N .
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, G IN.
August ls, 1857. n-wAsw6w.
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WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD,

WILLIAMS & WOOD.
~ RALEIGH, N. c., ... ssa.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
DYE STUFFA
OILS, PAINTS AND PAINTERS ARTICLES.
vARNIsHKs,
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY, GLASSWARE,
Canphene and Burning Fguid,
rER.uAERY FINE SOAPS, ei.-
HAIR, TOOTH AND PAINT BRUSHES,
rsussEs AND SUPPORTERS OF ALI k1xIs,
SPICES. FLAvORING EXTRACTS. PA3ENT ARDI,
q -. .4.,l.,y -CINES, SUPERIOR INKS, ..,F
Pure Wines and BFandies, Scotch Ale and
London Porter, for Medical Purposes,
Snuff Tobacco, Csga,s de-, &c., ..'7
a RE NOW RECEIVING LARGE ADDITIONS TO
"A their Stock for the Fs and Winter Trade which has
been carefully selected from the lmporte and Manuactu.
in the Northern Cites and which they invite the
attention of the public. -
Physicians, Country Merchants Ruilders and Others
throughout the State wishing bills filled Cor cash or short
elsewhere. 4 -
Sept. 4, 1857. .- sa-sm.
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FREIGHT ARRIVALS.

Freight Received via Raleigh & CASTOR Rail.
road for the North-CarOlina Railroad.
B. D." --.a SspTsNBER a. 1857.
W Lea, MD Williams, SifEord. King, Hege Co,
Thompson, Mebane Co, J d Carlton, J Carr, Ho-
gan, Murphy L Co, Snpes Browne Coffin, L Nc
riss, P Duval, P Rufin, Jas Webb, L j "A McCon-
naghan, Hobin Morehead, Vogler, W Carr Co,
M Williams L Co. Thomas Shelby, N Chafin, &
Mebane & Son, W " Cox, T L Warren. A 4 Holt,
Moore 4 Co, Hogan, R Saunders, Moore, Thomp.
sons Mebane Co.
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$3.50 Reward.
DDnrT A NJ A TrnN

$3.50 Reward. a.
A PROCLAMATION, -.,'aG-
By His Ercenency THOMAS BRAGG. Governor Of the State
~ Of North Carolina
"HEREAS, 1T HAS BEEN REPRESENTED TO
w me that one William Emory, late of the County of
Granville stands charged in the Superior Court of said
County with the murder of Charles Allen about
the 9Th day of December last; and that the said William
Emory is fugitive from justice, and has escaped beyond
the limits of this State ~
NOW, to the end that the said William Emory may be
arrested and brought to trial for his said offence do issue
this my Proclamation, offering reward of Two Hundred
and Dollars for his apprehension and delivery to the
Sheriff of Granville County.
DESCRIPTION:
VIM Emory is said be about feet inches high,
spare made thin narrow face, pale complexion ysowish
grey dark hair usually long, walks wide between
his knees quick spoken about thwo three years Of
age and weighs about l40 or $50 pounds
His wife, tall und-shouldered woman, and their son.
about eight years old, supposed to be with him.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
IL. ST. State of NorthCarolna the City of Raleigh
ON the 10th day Of September, A. D., 1857.
By the Governor: -'. 80 BIZ. ... ,--e.-I5 - p
THOMAS BRAGG.
PULASKI CowBER, Pr. Secretary.
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6lfsnezasi0M

=f.is : tt-h&o otsp7sssVHA. IS = - - NJ q
CINCINNATI, September 1.-THE Citizens Bank of
Messrs. Smead, Coliard & Hughes suspended this
morning. They have issued circular stating the
cause to be the illness Of the senior partner The
LouIsyuLE. Sept. Il -Messrs. Ward and Nash,
tab acco dealers, have failed. e.
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NOHCE.-THB UNDERSIGNED HAVING, AT
August Term 1855, Of the Court Of Pleas and Quar-
ser sessions sF Wske eounty qualified Administrator
Of James Newsom, deease hereby gives notice to al
indeo:a TO s essste d the hid ewso to call upon the
end pay up; and those having claims de-
mAnde hid esaate ID prssssg them within the time
thslr recovery. $40 or -" - 81"
W. II. HOOD, Admir-
xN619t 81, 1857. s6r T.-y r1l00-w6w.
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"A DESIRABLE Farm For sALE.

IN UNDERSIGNED WILL DISPOSE OF, AT
priv,te SALE the Farm which be ct present resides
Acheners Depot, the c. Railroad, about one NJ lie
and half from each place. and four hund,td
aceee, ffty Of which q most excellent Swamp Land
Persons desiring Farm couvenest to The Railroad
Of that extent will do well examine H. a 4 4 ee;dedy
one Of the most desirsbs places h jshnsaon couusy
BRYAN Smith.
z" oepk. - 1901 go .t--e' E.5sFS -tt- 02-4t.
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DIED.

On the LIST of September 1857 his residence in Pick
County, Alabama Mr.. William R. Richardson, aged
about years The deceased was native of Johnston
County, N. C. ',E.. o.
In Sampson County, on the 7th instant Mr.. William Fa
in the 9th year of his age Also, the 10th, Mr.
John Rackey, aged SO years.
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- uE "CorrEE BoYs" AT THE WESTERN DEPor.--It
is treat TO tired traveller 70 obtain, early in the
morning . warm cup Of coffee and snack substantial
for the inner man" Passengers at the. Western
Depot, near this place, are regularly served with
coffee and leffeehments every morning BY several
servants Who have their sfatioh near the cara Pas
seneers, IL b known, do not have time to take any
meals in Ralsieh.,Sa + ~ '' .s-s IT.
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special Netice.

% SPoc1ai Nottce.F -
Tho STANDARD Is conducted ss-cy upon tho systes
All papers diseontinued at tic eapiraso @ tho tins
for uhich they haze beea paid. Subscribers ~ be ~oted
FOUR WEEKS before their tnss i out 6y Gross
their papers and snss tAs subscriptions Is renewed the
mr. mill be disoossis9sd TAisisa sus from .Dhch the-s
o be no departure Watch for tie marx, and rensv
your subscription. Wy t'~'-"
Weekly Standard g per annsn, IN adoaaes.
Semi Weekly itasdard q per anasns. do. T.
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