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Gbt STANDARD.
RALEIGH: THURSDAY, FEN. ,, lass.
HOLDEN / WILSON. s,.,s Pus,sss.
The LEGISLATURE.

We give today the prcccsdinss IN fali a Monday
and Tuesday. Yesterdays proceedings arc ooud-
Cd out.
In tic Senate. yesterday. The L;li ios the rspsee-
ton Of the States interest In the Gaps Fear and
bcrr River Improvement was again rejected on lie
sccos.i reading. yeas 90. nays Il. The snsrcseed
House I'LL In establish us Bank of Salisbury pass
cd IT, second radns; and the b;l 10 establish the
Bank u lrxinssoa as>ed its third rrsiinE and vss
ordered TO br cusroSs~d The bil introduced by
Mr. Bicdsoc. tn establish the Bank of North Caro-
lima, rejected on It's third rr.Hns BY three ma
joriy:
In ihc House. the hill fas the support q the y.
c. Asylum fae The 1nsanc passed IT, srcoad and
third rsa.iinss yeas 81. nsyss7. The snxrcssd In
from tho Senate to sncnd the charter of tho Whining
ton. Charlotte anil Rutherford Road BY an exchange
Of Ionds. was usicr discussion isss night
- The Revenue bill has passed the Commons
tsCc prccr~inss) and win conc up sooa In The
Senate. The general impression Il that the tvo
Houses will be able TO SC, through with tho public
business and adjourn si.s dc BY the 18th Instant
Tnr Brsx,x. o. rnr STEAMER Noss~. c Asot,.
SA.-Of the passengers on board this steamer.
which was burned or the mouth al che Potomac On
Saturday morning last. the following were from this
State: n. II. Northrcp. Pioncvr Mills; Z Clayton
and wife. Beaufort; r. J. Grcsury, Golisborcush:
J. Larch. Mary n Bryan and H. Cnpoa. vic and
chilli Wilmington; John A. Borden. Salisbury; Dr.
John q. REEVES. Elsccowhc; Peter Adams, Gr~cns.
borough; and d. 4. Wicker. Raleigh
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CONNECTION.

CORRECTION.
In the report of the drtatc on the bin To smsnc-
pate Saiauci Mogphs siavc tbs reporter omitted TO
state that NJ. Pitchsrd spoke and voted against the
bill
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ed its second reading. 30 zap =
The bill to empower Notaries to administer oaths
in certain cases also its second reading
o. EMANCIPATION OF SLAVES
The bill to prevent the emancipation Of slaves by
will and testament was discussed ut some length on
its second reading.
Mr.. Edney contcnded no man should be allowed,
at his death, to turn loose lot Of free negroes on
society to corrupt the slaves. ~. E
Mr. Lane said negroes under these circumstances
were not turned loose. but were retained and hired
out by the Executor, If in doubt to the sovency
of tho estate otherwise they were sent of at once.
He thought Ihen ought to have power over their
property and dispose Of 1t as they pleased.
Mr. Ashe stated case which had probably been
the cause of the present bill being introduced
He corrected Mr.. Lane in his view Of the Law as TO
two years retention in servitudc. He supported
the bill on account of the evil influences Of free nc
groes over the slaves. * i.' -
Mr. Lane had made his statement upon the fact
of executors having two years to settle up their in
testatcs estate. '..' - So. t'
M Cherry concurred with Mr. Ashe, a. to the
baneful effects on slaves He had respect for the
memory of any man who avails himselfof the labor
Of slaves during his lte and his death-bcd lets
them loose upon the world, when they were no long
er available for him. X ~ ''rys. q -
Mr. Pool said the bill did not meet the difficulty.
A man could give his negroes to A. B. or G. tP be
BY them set free despite the law. He did not think
it right to interfere in the right Of private property
And'he cited cases where q man would DO impelled
by the strongest feelings Of humanity and gratitude
to emancipate . slave, and he asked If he should
not be allowed 10 do So These he said, were some
Of the views which actaated majority Of the CON-
mittee -"
-Mr. Cowper supported the bill A great evil
arose from the operation of the present laws.
Mr.. Ramsay respected the rights Of private pro-
psrty, but men ought not 70 b alowsdt to dispose
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CORRECTION.
In the debate on the Western extension on Friday
last Mr. Mills is represented being in favor 81
the roads crossing the mountain at two gar~. The
expression mSconstruc was that nc was in favor Of
"both roads going on together" Mr.. Nils proper
position is that hc was in favor of the two roads
crossing the mountain together the sore 81 tcono
my. They could connect at some point near New.
ton or lncoln,on and pass through the Rccdy Patch
gap to the French Rroad river. &c.
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NIGHT SESSION.
Al seven o'clock the House was called to order.
nm uNFrNIsHED BUSINESS.
Inc debate was resumed on the bin 70 aid in the
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We rgrvt to learn that this respected gentleman
has been detained from his public duties BY Severe
indispostioa- This viii account fcr his name and
votes not being rrcoricj In our NPosts Of House
proceedings.
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nutiue the ~luncr that Ia. lu.i la--rd away
thm4tul. nf sufferers from dN-,ntefN and diasfhii
have nccn relieved by the u-o "f Hn~rhrikR
Rtrrtlt- medicine which d. evidently destined
maintain permanent place VA the public estimation.
Ri'lou. ltttbna one ut th">c di-ea-cs which lat
nr. the KIN Of the phy.ician. Tie medicine they
administer to Ar. upon the bowels never seeiu" g.
reach the .ourec NJ thc evil The dfrnlty Is To sc'
, f,.n,,l, that viii reach all tine dee-tnyc organs
anl give them simultaneous, a rush at ytrnr {" fd
tncu-r.,r. of li-yA-c rH- problem d, solved BY the
RiTgEE~ which never fHl- ~ conquer The mot
stubborn ca.c, 1t only fair to -ay that during the
.,t,,n ia.t closed thu, medicine hA- achieved mor
cute. than any other ever prc-cuted ta the puoli'
and dn ing the fall vhnc that terrible soourgc the
foyer ,nd a.pic i. so pre- ileui the BlrrERs will
gain rrc.h fame Sold by
SANDERS * SEARS.
Marshall. revas.
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- The Mex inncy Messenger, an ar.

~ The Kinney Messenger, an ar.
dent admirer and one Of tho most cnthu.
siastic Of Judge Rcagan's supporters
during the late CANVASS, contains the
following
Judge Reagan in his Palestine let
ter, which is destined 10 become famous,
expresses himself in favor of relieving
the democracy Of the sectional element
which II undoubtedly contains. Won
dcF if the Houston Telegraph, Galveston
News, State Gazette, Dallas Herald, Up
shnr Dcmocra, and other Journals of like
tendencies will take the hint ~
The same paper, in reply TO an edit.
orial article favoring the election OF
Judge Reagan to the L : Senate, says :
Judge Reagan says there is dis
tlnc,ion between old fashioned dcmocra-
cy, and such democracy rs requires an
adjective 10 express it's kind and hence
he has no sympathy with southern rights
democracy, by which we understand hun
To- mean the States rights democracy OF
the Dallas Herald and Houston Tcle.
pr,ph See his Palestine letter.
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DY VIRTUE Of an order Of the County
ID Cour, of Harrison county made al the Sep
TENDER term 1889 Of said Court J will offer for
sale to the highest bidder on "a credit Of twelve
months, on the FIST TUESDAY IN No
VENEER NEXT, in front Of the Cour, house
door in the town of Marshall. certain tract or
parcel Of land situated about twenty miles
West Of the town Of Marshall, on the road lead
ing from Marshall 10 imcr known as the vii
liam Davis place. containing
Two Hundred Acres Of Land,
it being the homestead tract whereon said Da.
vis resided last before his death.
AB\tR HOW ARD.
Administering Of Estate Of VIM Dnsis.
October L. SO. No At
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NEW WORKS,
SHORTLY TO BE- ISSUED..
AG T. NTS w A y Il r. ID!

L. ~ L.
"
TINHE subscriber respectfully in. -xyx-
i forms the public generally that &kE
he il now extensively engaged in
uublishiuy some very valuable Books. and ofar,
cpE.r 1\ni-ctuyxl,S m A,;t\r4
TO engage IN the sale "f them by 0uosefipi''h'
a. M works are sofa ~ u" "'h'r way
nose wishing an Agency oa, ''''o oi'''''''''
al an ti'ncs ~ 'he iup"sne' "n'e'
one OF our most Vainao'e Downs Is
THE PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF TIE
REVOLUTION or, Illustrations by Pen
and Pencil Of the History. Biography Sece''
~ Relics, and Traditions OF the War ri Indie
pendencc by Benson j i.ossing Two Nol-
umes Royal Octave, containing upwards II
Fii'een Hodred Pages and Eiersn Handfof
Eagrdr,ars.
The preparation Of this work occupied the
Author many years during which s'e Travelled
nearly ten thousand miles. III order to 'isl the
prominent scenes Of the Revolution. Rhhrr up
local traditions, and explore the rcrufus ard
histories.
The prime object OF the Author wa 10 irpfo
duce the History OF the American Revolution "a
such an attractive manner a. l" sh,i'e 'ar !'u'h'
oi ms country - r'hd the "oi'h tll So. ana
become familiar with the i"duder' "i our FelHh-
he and thu value Of their lahpr- The mahnaf
IN "hl'h II ''a' p'n a''''''S,t ''''' ~ -.
a'rs II ~ ~, "'uA't,,' ~ . -, -
IMAM ~ Wv w 49,, -. -.
Explanatory note n'' ~" 'N ,'''' 70.
ana aus" p'p3 :"
tinguished ~ 'hr 'SeD's o' W., '".' ''n''''
copioas NnH'l,i' 'Nu'N Is F''r' ~ "a
cl"9e o' lne 1cc"'u "'ul''' ''-
I'VE cp4slN pflHub lhE'Nt ~. - %, :. g.
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IlOOts and Shoes.

lust Received and for sale by &. & "mcs
- 4 Co. 1900 pair Men and Boys best "a /
double black tan Rnsset Brogans, No to u
goo pair Men and Boys best Kip brcrans' no
Spla Lodihsr $500 pairs ladies Misses and
thdrcns Shoes, embracing oil qualities ana
styles with and without heels 30 cases q
Men. Youth and Boys p AMI tall Boots
We have received large lot OF mat Sam
old Philadelphia made Cali Root Tor tents 's'i
,nJ winter wear. the hes, article ever sold IN
this market
August ~, 50 No'" 'm
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The Crockett Printer states that Mo

n The Crockett Printer states that Mon
%ieur Victor, a French baker, was found
drowned in the Trinity. short time
since. II seems he, with negro boy,
went To get rocks TO bnild bake oven
with, and had filled a skiH. when it either
snaggcd or sunk from overweight, and
both were drowned Their bodies were
found and dcccntly buried. Victor leaves
!, . wife and child The negro belonged
'sto q NJ Carr, and was valued AZ $500
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Exrrcrsn KsraN of Hos wv FMS
rov rpoy SPAIN The Louisville Courier
-says that the recent death ot Robert
NickliNc viii render necessary the re-
snrn Of Col Preston new at the Nonr'
"a Madrid The estate nf Mr. Wickllilc
- enormous, and Mrs Preston, the wl''
ot orr Minister, is one If the three heirs
who inherit the whole The share o'
!. Mrs Preston, aidsd to the present for
tturc of her husband, will make Col
'Prcston one of TIE riches, men Of the
age He hxs hcan spoken Of ~ an as
piran, for ,.e ai,eJ States Senate. ant
upon his reiarn kcmc his friends vii
probably tlse. him on the list of can
aiidat,W far that high oih"e.'
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The two negroes accused Of the muir
der of Col. Stephen Tickell IN Bowie
county. have been found guilty and are
sentenced to be hung on the 3oth OF tins
month.
4 In the case of Nall Va Russell, IN the
.s,samc county, jhc Jury brought verdict
B ,of Al $50 .-.kftrson Ga:Hkt
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MARRIED..

On Thursday the 22d sept u, the residence
Of Mr. Jas. l.. Mathews. Pamela Co. by e
Cr,ushaw Esq, Mr.. \ u lOWNS 10 Miss
II T.. 'OLEpIiA\T
Love on thro all VI. and love on till you die.
one hour of a passion sacred Is worth
Whole ages Of hcaue,s aud wandering bliss
And oh II there be an fly-um on earth
It Is thi>-h !. this
On THURSDAY, the Goth sept. a, the residence
Of the bride, father by Rev \ + tlcmmons
Mr.. &. e. JOHNSON. to Miss MATTE 6
GREEN both Of this county
May their sunshine OF happiness never sci
and may their pathway through life ever b.
strcwn with flowers Of the richest hue.
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,NlII- WELL. KNOWN MILL. about milt
and malt norih.Nc't of Marshall. T. n"" 10
f,n operation The following an tbe cash
prices ior Lumbar
Ordinary lumbel hpatA measure. SD on
Rough ll4d lumlTr.. ......, 10 "o
Ia,hinc and Failing ,id,' and tyig' mess,
,r. ........... e0 oo
l.umbcr over inches in width. cog 70
e,., la l.,,n j. 0u
Al Plank undcrn iooi Wdo, down io ,iN inch
e.. side and edge measure will be- charged at lh"
rate TT So 90 per thousand I ndef that VIII
be- charged AT the rate of - 90 pr hnnirT
side aud ,dea measure.
al small -cautl.ul under ihrs by hour. VI
bc charged a, thr-' 10y four -can,ling
i.umbcr When cut in odd nambcrs ol 80, vii
be- counted tn the next number above, making
even numbers iu AL casts
In Gi,ur ,hcr, Wit br NO credit price Cash
~ cash arrangements. must hc made IN every
. cas-.
Ti,a Gri,t Nil will rc In operation "u ~a'gr'
.Iav. Wc viii grind for tbs sixth sacks
brought to the Mil must be plainly marked, OF
there s. IN be 90 responsibility Tot los.
l. : FL BRt~~ y GO
August e. 1850 i7tl
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TO CONTR FACTORS.

OFFICE OF :. Z. II. u. CoNfANNs
N,K=u,ii. ftNA~. sept, IT,, Isl
Until the Both instant scaled proposals VII
| b. received At the Office Of the Company. IN
the city Of Marshall, for the grading, u'asonrN
and cross.,o. required on TWf\INFlN +
MILES OF ROAD The work viii be let In
quantities To .ni, the force oi thc-c desiring To-
contract \ profile Of The line. AMI specifications
for the several kind, OF work. together with The
form Of obligation. will bVShibloi At tho oNe.
or the COMPANY from fh's tn'e force OF
thirty hand. is wanted hy III" COMPANY for
r.pnir. ct track &c Apply to the General su-
r'rintcnicn', ,,
T.. \ RIA\tIl
Chg Epg'neef.
Sent.ui,r II. $50 ltf
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I.aAaes l)ress FnhriCx,

ENGI.ISH and French Csshmcrcs, figured
II and plain. English and French Merinoes
figured and plain Black and Fancy Silks
Sstins:
Black Brocaaks Dnca S,riprs and PlAids
FoulArd Silks in Patterns Delapes Solid and
Figured, s wool Bcragcs, assorted colors
for sale IL,
q. H. PIXIES Cheap Store.
October 80 No 3 3m
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MARSHALL. UNIVERSITY

VNuE exercises Of this institution will be re
/ sumcd on Monday next september i2th
In the short time that has elapsed siDce the
appointment, OF the President nj the close OF the
last term. it has been impossible tn engage 'eneh-
ers aud have them a, their post at the very com
menccmen' Of the session.
Negotiations are now pending to place IN
every department gentlemen of high qnall'ica-
tons and well-i,ted both by education and eN-
perlcpcc. 10 I'LL their positions
No pains or expense shall he spared TO make
this institution one of the first IN the south W est
Full particulars will be given IN a future nd
ycr,i.emcu, F. :. BASS,
Semi. 10 l-jg.-52n President
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Bows aud Youths Clothing

lust Received and for sale by g g trcgs
u Co. large bill including Register tr'ch''
sack. and over Sacks, Vests and Pants To N
boy. and Youths from three TO twenty ycar> eid
to which wc call the attention Of all The h','.
Ansll.i . 30 \n1u
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NwslcMl Merchandise.
Administrator Notice.

I ETrERS Of Administrations on the estate
of Moses aud Mary \. Brown deceased
were granted 10 the undersigned, by the Coun-
ty Court Of Harrison County. pertaining TO the
estates Of deceased persons al the April Term
4 u 1889.
This ia. therefore, TO notify all persons having
claim, srains, said estate 20 rr,sen, The same
for payment within the time prescribed by law,
and those indebted, to make immediate payment
". SWANSON.
JAMES iIARkINS.
Administrator
Iulv . l-jy 81 bf.
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Plantation Goods,

lust Received II very large 10, Of Kerseys,
- Osnaburghs, Stripes, Wool Plnds' Rus-et
Brognns, Wool Hats Blankets. Ac.; oil OF
which will bc offered at lower prices at
q II. Pixies
Cheap Store. than any other house in town.
October | 80 No I'm
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W,,mscres. Sept i1-Gen. Scott ha
been in this city for several days IN con
snl,,tion with the Secretary of war OF
the subject Of the occupation Of the is
land Of San Juan 10y the t. 5 troops.
Tn, rcsul, OF these deliberations has
h,cr Ia send the. Commandments
himself to the Pacific with full instruc
tions to settle the whole difficulty. Gen
Scott will probably leave by the next
steamer.
Nrw Yonx, Sept 2o--t'en. Scott sail
nj day in the A,pinwail steamer Tot
california, on his mission from the gov
orumcnt in relation to the san Juan
ISLAND difficulty He was escorted to
,hc steamer 10y several regiments Of Tia,
New York militia. which made a fine
display and offered appropriate testimo-
mails to the old soldier.
The fact is ofiicialiy stated that
both the governments Of the United
States aud Great Britain anticipate that
AL our difficulties OF MISUNDERSTANDING
Ahou. Central America will be speedily
snd amically adjusted,
1t is positively asserted hat the en-
pcror Napoleon and the emperor Francis
Joseph WILL at an early day, again meet
- settle the questions involved III the
treaty OF Nillairanca Switzerland is
{. designated as the place of meeting.
t,ic,Go. hi. Sept. Ii Our city was
+ last night visited by most disastrous
4 Gre. which consumed two wnolc blocks,
and partly two others, bcio'' IT could he
suducd The loss of property Is estIma'
ted a, $500 900
C,no. IT.. Sept 20.-A fire occurred
4 in Til, city this morning, winch destroy
cd the Taylor house and fourteen other
/ bindings on commerce street. The loss
i, estimated at S,o,ooO
There was fire in iiobokcn, \ j. on
the morning of the Och, the consequences
Of which were of a most distressing char
nctcr The building burned was the llar-
mtuia hotel There had been a concert
and bali in the hotel during the night,
aud the occupants had retired late pa
8ring the fire Mrs BOISE and her eldest
daughter escaped 10y jumping from the
third story windows. and when the ii,mes
AaA been subducd, the bodies OF Mr. Boise
nal three If his daughters were found
Thry had all been Sn'scatcd
r. L,rls, sept li.-The returns from
thc recent elections ~ Kansas. So far As
beard FROM at Denver at last accounts,
show = majority of 1898 against the
STATE constitution, and IN favor If the
present territorial nrgiulzttlun.
The last mail FROM Portland, Oregon,
Brought down To- san Francisco the u-
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s..,- The Bonham Era in IN article upon tn

election Of a L. :. senator says
The Pamela iIarbingcr, with the endorsement
OF the Texas Republican names J W. flana
gan oi Rn-k county
Good gracious Amt you mistaken? We
shall be compelled to call upon our e devil for
"A glass Of water Igh
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One of the Railroads IN New York is
SAID to be the safes, in the world, as he
Superintendent keeps boy running
ahead Of the trains to drive off the calves
and sheep