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Richmond County, Dec, 1859.

ARREsrING SUSPICIOUS SrRANGERs.-T Throughout
Virginia all unlicensed northern peddlers and stran
gers whose conduct is at all suspicious are being
promptly arrested, and are destined to fare badly.
unless it is made plain that their several errands in
the South are not abolition ones. As a matter of
course, many inoffensive and unoffending persons
will be subjected to no little annoyance in the course
of these proceedings which the occurrences in JEFF
ferson county, Virginia, have rendered absolutely
necessary. The laws against unlicensed peddlinp in
Virginia are very severe; because those engaged in
it are almost always neither more nor less than re-
celvers Of stolen goods-rading as they do with
slaves without permission of their owners. The
means now being taken to suppress such traffic in
Virginia, will speedily bring it to an end, we ap2re.
bend. We may not improperly characterize these
means the commencement of the measures Of the
South for scfprotccton against the assaults of abo
itlonlsm, which are to end either in suppression
OF practical abotionism by the North in defence Of
its commercial interests or in dissolution of the
Union. Next viii! probably come exclusive south
ern purchases Of traders who deal in no northern
goods whatever, and southern aiding and abettinp
OF the violations Of the United States revenue laws
oy smuggling on the southern coast as general and
as enectlve in its results the sympathy manifested
throughout the North With slavestealing and arson
anu murder IN the South to further the end Of abo
t,ohsm- Washington Star.
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SAML. r IREDELL, II. D.. CAV
5 1REDELL BROTHERS. ''''''
A RE NOW IN RECEIPT OF THEIR NJ,
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
v.,,,.,.. p, Paints anns Oils Dye.s,ua.,
Soaps, Fancy Articles, g..
To which they would call attention. ~c',
The medicines were selected solely with rac,,
purity and will at all times be compounded NV 10 lh,
tent Apothecary. " conpe
Physicians orders will be carefully and prou,,-
at q small advance on wholesale prices fP'y hled
They keep constantly ON hand every artice %
in first class Drug Store. " De found
SOAPS-of all qualities.
SILVER SOAP-for cleansing Silver Waro NJ,
Paint-an excellent arcle-just out ~ "'ass and
RIMMELS CELEBRATED ENGLISH SOApS
Toilet '-fOrt lie
PERFUMERY-a superior assortment
TOILET BOTTLES, POWDER BOXES, PORTE No..
PoMADEs, HAIR DYES AND INv1coRAroD,
great variety.
BRUSHES-of all kinds and qualities.
CASTOR OIL-wthOut taste or smell
WINES AND LIQUORS-of the purest brands
dicinal purposes "f me-
ALE AND PORTER-of best quality.
CIGARS. CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO
the finest kinds. ''o-d
ranted genuine. "'- Hah
lREDELL BROTHERS. Druppi,,
Octohe- IN 1880 Raleigh NC
OS'oDe' Ao' Aoo'' SS-w&sw,f
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For the Standard.
OUR CITY MARKET.

Mr. EDITOR: The time for our City elections is
not far distant and from the quiet of our people
presume that our present Mayor and Commissioners
have given satisfaction. For myself, / think they
have done we'll; but also think there is room for
doing better in some respects; and especially 10
cation of the same.
If am rich, Mr.. Editor, ] am not proud AT
least have no aristocratc pride of the Goldfish order
Consequently l do my own marketing; and having
been regular attendant at the Market Square tor
10, these many years, l know the things whereof
affirm.
enter upon the Square, say at sun rise. About
the first amusement presented is dog hgnt' IN
which from two to perhaps dozen dogs participate
Halt dozen Of these fights probably occur IN an
hours time There are stub-nosed ferries woody
water-logs shanhai Newfoundlands, shaggy settlers,
sleek pointers, and "curs of high and low degree,
and of all sizes, sexes, ages and conditions-with
long tails and bobtails whole ears and cropped ears
some snarng over Sleeps feet, some growing over
cast off bits of beef some fighting, and some rum
ming and yelping with their caudal appendages
tucked tightly between their posterlor understand
ings Why not pass an ordinance prohibiting the
presence of dogs on the Market Square during mar
iet hours? They are certainly nuisance there.
Again: white man stands but little chance to
buy an article until the negroes are served. Darkey
has masters money" and darkey has been direct
ed to purchase certain things. Darkey cares not
what price he pays and often pays exorbitant prices
have often heard darkey cry out, to the propre-
tor of a market cart as he entered the Square,
"Have you"-so and So "Yes." "Il take them. "
Afterwards he enquiries the price and pays it: l
have also seen these darkies rush ahead Of white
men and overbid them. Only one ever attempted
this with me, and he got out of the way of walk
ing stick in double quick time, Thereby saving-my
cane from breakage.
| believe it is contrary to law for white man to
sell to or buy from slave, without written order
or permission from the person having control of such
slave and therefore every who violates this law
is subject to Indictment. Custom, or long usage,
has rendered this law nugatory on our Market
Square. But the evil of permitting slaves to buy
and sell there is becoming intolerable, and stop
must be put to it. l think the City authorities
should stop it. If man is too proud or too lazy to
to 60 to market himself let him give his servant a
written order for whatever articles he wishes specI-
flying Them and then care not what price SAID ser
want pays, for no law is violated.
There are other reforms that think might be well
made in our Market regulations; and with your per.
nilsson may hereafter allude to them For one,
would much prefer total abrogation of all Market
laws to the present regulations-or rather to the
want Of regulations.
WESTERN WARD.
Nov so, 1859.
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PRIZE ESSAYS.

a THE LAST MEETING OF THE MEDICAL So
"A c,ety of the State of Norh-Carolina, DIR. Cyrus A.
Alexander offered prize of fifty dollars for the best essay
ION the Of Tobacco and its injurious effects upon the
Human System"
Every competitor for this prize is expected to conform to
the following regulations vlz-TO forward to the Commits
tee before the fourth Wednesday in April l,bt
copy Of essay with motto written therenpon and also
accompanying sealed packet having the same motto in
scrbd upon the outside and his and place OF resi-
dence within. Letters accompanying the unsuccessful
says will be destroyed by the Committee, unopened
DR. CHARLES E. JOHNSON
DIR. EDWARD WARREN, Com.
DR.. T. BURKE HAYWOOD,
Direct to Drs johnson Haywood, at Raleigh. or to
DR.. Warren ut EdentOn.
December 2, 1889. .lO3-2t
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A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.

THE SUB CRIBER HAVING DETERMINED TO
South, offers for sale his tract of land, contain.
ing IT'S acres Said land is located about three miles from
ousburg, directly the Warrenon road. in intelli.
gent refined and wealthy neghborhood The soil IS fer
tile well watered and finely adapted to the cultivation of
about $50 of branch and creek bottom mot La
BILE nundation of unusual fertility and easily cutvat
ed the most of which fresh and has been recently drain
cd considerable expense The improvements excel
lent, consisting of large and cnmmodous cling con-
tanning rooms, and all necessary ouhouses the greater
portion of which, including Barns Stables Crbs, &c
&c aud framed 1t is but seldom farm posses>
sing any advantages is offered in and the pur
chaser will undoubtedly realize in it profitable invest
ment. For further particulars address the subscriber at
Louisburg, N. L.
JNO. B. MARLBOROUGH.
October IA, 1859. 44-w6t.x
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lNFIDELs IN MASSACHUSETTS Senate of Mas
sachusetts, on Tuesday, had under discussion an
amendment providing for the admission of inidels
to give evidence in courts of justice The amend.
ment was finally adopted by the casting vote Of the
President
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WIN. II. BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Wilmington, N. c.,
WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO AL.
w consignments of Napal &orss. Gtton, Fhnr, Tim
6er and other produce either for sale shipment
Ny Wharf and Warehouses being Conveniently located
enables me to make nv charges light.
Refers to H. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear Wilmington.
JOHN DAWSON,
President Bank of No. Car. Wilmington.
w. H JONES,
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
November II, 1883. N-wly.
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Everett House, Nov. 26th

FEARFUL WARNING TO SNUFF DIPPERs Ten
nessee Gibson died recently, near Strangers Home,
Lawrence county, Arkansas She was passionately
addicted to snuff,dipping so much SO that she re-
tired for the night with her poison in her mouth,
and in the morning was found corpse-with the
snuff adhering to her lps What commentary
on the disgusting practice of snuff.eating.
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THE WHEREABOUTS OF DIR. HOWE.

Ed1t0TS NeD l0rE lay B00E-
GENTs:-I saw it stated in your paper of Monday,
and had also seen it in several other papers previ
ously, that DR.. S. G. Howe, the black republican
hacker of old Brown, had gone to Canada, and was
now there. Dr. Howe may have fled to Canada,
but he is not now there for have him in this
city, twice within few days. The first time I saw
him was on Sunday, when he was standing on the
steps of the side door Of the Everett House, and
saw him again last evening in the parquette of the
Academy of Music There is no mistake about it.
was pupil of Dr. Howes Institution for many
years, and am too well acquainted with his features
to be deceived What is the object of DR.. Howe in
these parts when his friends are trying to make us
believe he is elsewhere!
VIGILANCE.
Everett House, Nov. 26th
The writer of the above sends us his name and
address, and we have doubt that his statement is
perfectfnlly reliable. How do these moral and pious
abolitionists explain all this tremendous lying?
Day Book.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

Valuable FARM FUK SALEs
VVHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A VALU.
II able farm of five hundred of land lying in the
county of Randolph fifteen miles northwest of Ashebo-
rough, Uwhare creek, eight miles from Thomass De.
pot and one mile from knshs Mills Said land is pro-
about hundred of cleared apd one hundred of
very rich bottom and good deal of up land clear that
is very rch well timbered under good fencing very good
house and kitchen and all outbuldngs that are sary
Very good water An! one wishing to purchase such
farm will please call and soon, for determined to
sell and move west.
NOAH BRILES.
October Is, 1859. 4s-wstnd
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALEe
UlHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE IN THE
County of Lenoir, desirable and healthy location,
situated the South side of Neuse river the main road
from kinston to White Hail. IL miles above Kinston and
miles below White Hail. Said tract contains 100 acres
with dwelling house and all other necessary buildings
Any person wishing to view the premises will please call
will take pleasure in showing it them For further par.
ticuars address the subscriber at Comfort Post Office,
Jones County, N c.
J. H JONES'
September %, 1859. Sg-w9t
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Hoes COMING distributing the past week. as
left Bristol Tenn, for the East and thousands more
were in waiting and approaching.
Pork is selling in Raleigh at IS so per hundred
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SMMs' History OF SOUTH ARoLNA.-Our readers
will be gratiaed to learn that Mr.. Simms new His
tory of South Carolina has been issued. Our copies
have been received through Messrs. Russell Jones'
We must defer commentator. Mercury.
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ABUSES AND CoRRuPrIoNs.-It is not unfair to
presume that the republican politicians of Massa-
chusetts are about as good as the average Of that
party and to infer from their management of the
State affairs, over which they have entire control
how they would administer the Federal Govern
ment, Should they ever obtain possession of it. The
annexed paragraph furnishes additional illustration
of what may be expected by the country from those
who are necessarily talking of the necessity of re-
forming abuses and corruptions:
1t is really deplorable fact that we cannot get
along, for more than day or two, without an in
vestgaton called for into the official conduct of some
leader in the Republican party, connected with the
State government. Yesterday an order was offered,
which the Speaker of the house assumed to be in.
tended for himself and which in reality had the eff.
feet Of charging official forgery upon him. The
Speaker was compelled to submit an explanation to
the house; but we forbear further comments upon
the subject at present-Boston Courier.
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A man down east has invented machine to rem
ovate old bachelors Out Of good-sized, fat, grea-
ssy, old bachelor, he can make decent man, and
nave enough left for two small puppies, pair of
leather breeches, and kettle of soft soap.
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Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN persons who have been summoned as witnesses in
certain suit pending in Aiamance County Court wherein
John Ireland is plaintiff and D. A. Montgomery defendant
that said witnesses whether for plaintiff defendant
need not attend and they requested to do So
said suit has been adjusted by the parties. 49,
Alamance, Nov. IA, 1883. 47-wst%
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PAMLICO MIsH CRAPES.

ME SUBSCRIBER CAN FURNISH ABOUT 300
well.rOoted vines at 81 each, of this truly valuable
in this county the late Albert Mish ESQ., and pro.
nounced superior to all other native grapes known for
the table and ins. For further information to culture
DC, apply to =
r. H. J. BLOUNT,
Washington, Beaufort Co., NC.
November 8, 1859. 45-w5t r,
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLlNA.-wAKE

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-w
- CO0NTY:-In Equity.-James w., Leroy H., William
c. and John H. Clements, &c p4rte
Pursuant to an order made at Fall Term. 1889, ofhs
Clerk and Master will proceed to sell to the highesld&
der, the premises, on FRIDAY the 2Sd of December
next the land in the pleadngs mentioned and described
to vita tract of land situate and lying in Wake county,
ChuDey creek, adjoining the lands of Leonard Clements
James Terrell and others, containing hundred and
twenty.seven acres, which said hand was during his life
time, the property of Alvin Clements, deceased.
Terms OF SALE:-S5O Of purchase money to be paid in
cash. credit of twelve months for residue will be given
to the purchaser, on his entering into bond with approved
suretes, bearing interest from day IF SALE
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C &M.E
Nov. Is, 1859. pr. adv. So lOO-w&swtd.
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

MFRS. q. WHITAKER'S MUSIC SCHOOL WILL.
lXl commence the first MONDAY IN JANUARY. at
her otca residence.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received
she by her dgent attention the proper nstruc,
ton OF those under her merit continuance OF the
same Public Concert will be given at the close of the
session.
Raleigh, Nov. 20, 1859. .'.t loft
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Northern Mail arrives daily Except Sundays) ct Ss
Closes daily at 51S A. NJ.
Western Mail arrives daily at A p NJ,
Closes daily at IL A.. M.
Eastern Mail arrives daily It 8 A. A. NJ, adm
Closes daily {exsep& Sundays at 21 +. H.
Fayetteville Mail arrives daily at 5 A. NJ,
Closes daily at P. y. csturdg
Eagle Rock Mail arrives Monday, Thursday anu '''
atl2M.,
Closes same days at 2P. M.
Roxboro' Mail arrives "Wednesday at A. NJ.
Closes at IL NJ. ~
Leachburg Mail arrives Thursday at - Mu
Closes Thursday ut 9 Pm. .epM,
Closes Monday and Friday at ~ A. n. and FIR
Fayetteville Mail via Semerviae, arrives 1ue'o''
day at 9 P. NJ, IL. .opu
Office open for delivery of Mails from 3 A. H. w
then ~ to Z T. NJ.
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1859.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-w
~ COUNTY Court of Equity, Spring Term, ISIS
James Monroe Jones, Madison jones and Geo H. Jones
by their next friend, Beverly K. S JONES' er payte
Pursuant to order made at Spring Term, 1883 of the
Court of Equity for the county of Wake the undersigned
Clerk and Master in Equity, will proceed on the nth d
House door in the City of Raleigh valuable negro bw
named Squire the property during his lifetime, Of the lutte
Martin Jones of this county.
TERMS OF SALES per cent of purchase money to be
paid in cash. credit of six months for the residue will
be gwen on the purchaser entering into bond with a
proved sureties, bearing interest from dav of sale.
Given under my hand at Office, this sth Nov, 1854
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. &ME
Nov. II, 1859. pr. adv. *5.37L.) 97-w&swtd
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NOTICE.,

AVlNG TAKEN OUT LETTERS OF ADMINS
- tration upon the estate of the late PASCHAL B.
BURT hereby notify all having claims upon the
deceased 10 prodrce them within the time by law allowed
this advertisement will pleaded in bar thereof All
persons indebted requested to make speedy payment
S. F. PHILLIPS Admir-
Wake County Nov. %, 1853. 4S-w6t,
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&STATF OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-w
- C0UNTY.-ln Equitv-Chares II. King and p" o,h.I
VS.. Andrew King and others 'N ''ues
Pursuant to order made at Fall Term, 1850 .,
Court of Equity for the county of Wake the und, s
Clerk and Master, will prceed sell to the hph I'm
on the premises, on SATURDAY the 18th Decemha", uu
the land in the pleadngs mentioned and described uN
tract of land situate and lying in Wake cpun,x VII;
tanning abont 2b9 acres. adjoining the lands of w. con-
Smith, decd, Francis Cope, VIM A. Smith, Wes.r T. T.
Smith and Henry Judson. which said land was, durr. y
Terms OF Sales per cent Of purchase e ~
paid in cash. credit of nine months for residue win
given to the purchaser his entering into bond win
proved sureties, bearing interest from day of sale
Given under nv hand at Office this LIST November ,,
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD c. All Iss'
NOV. 4. 10 y. (fr Adv. xs.) 85-w&sw,d,
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NOTICE.

NOTICEe
MIR. B. F. JORDAN, WHO REPRESENTED Us AS
M Agent in NorthCaroIna during the first part Of the
present year. is in employ and not author
lied to transact any business for us.
W. g. CLEMONS, BROWN co.
Columbus, Ca, Nov %, 1859. l0l-lnpd.
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NJOTICE.-ALL THOSE INDEBTED TO NE INDl-
~ viduaIly, hereby informed that all accounts not
paid by the first of January, will certainly be put in the
hands Of officer for collection, without exception
E. ROSENTHALL
October 25, 1859. 43-wtlj
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THE OLD NORTH STATE. FORrvpp

THE OLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER.
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Terms liberal. Apply as above.
July ], 1859. 59-w&swsm
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j. d. BARNES, Scc'y.

The following are the resolutions of the Alabama
Senate. the subject of the recent outrage at Har
per's Ferry, which have been sent to the House of
Representatives for concurrence:
Be it resolred By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatires Of the State Of alabama in General As
sembly conrened, That the recent attempt made by
the wicked and dcluded fanatics who cndeavored to
excite the slaves of Virginia and other States to in
surrection and rebellion, is matter for profound re-
greet and merits the execration of all rghtminded
persons of every section of the Union.
Be 1t Resolred. DC, That such exhibitions of law
less violence, which must always. sooner or later
recoil upon the heads of the wicked perpetrators
thereof, are the natural result of that misguided
sympathy and miscalled philanthropy too common
in the non-saveholding States, and which, if not ar
rested, must lead to total alienation of friendly
feelings between the two sections and the final dis
ruption of the Government
ResOlred, That the spirit which prompts to such
diabocal attempts to destroy the peace the prosper
ity, and even the life of the stakeholder is greatly
f6stered by the Legislative enactments in some of the
States of this confederacy, providing substantially
for the persistent rebellion of slaves who have
capped within their borders by denying to the owner
the right to reclaim them under the constitution and
laws of the Federal Government as also by other
acts Of unfiendly legislation; and in view of this
fact and present emergencies, the State of Alabama
ooes most solemny protest against such enactmentS,
and as coequal member with the other States Of
this Confederacy, she has the right to demand and
does demand the repeal of the same as alike repug.
nant to the Constitution of the United States and
violation of the comfy which should obtain between
confederated sovereignties.
Be it further Resolred, de-, That the prompt &C.
ton of the President of the United States and the
conduct Of His Excelency, Henry A. Wise Govern.
or of the State of Virginia. in the matter of suppress
sing the fragrant outrage enacted at Iapers Ferry,
and in bringing the actors and consprators engaged
therein to condign punishment, meets the hearty
approval of this General Assembly,
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$50. FIFTY DOLLARS! ~"
Fifty Dollars Month, & all Expenses Pau
THO INTRODUCE OUR NEW NATIONAL p Wi
Il BILE THREAD TWENTY DOLLAR SEW lAU a .u
CHINE Great Chance for Travelling Agents to enes
in permanent business at $500 year and expenses
Address, with stamp, for particulars,
j. w. HARRIS l. Gu.
- ''''~ = '. Boston, Mass
November Is, 1869. 4S-"o"