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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
In SOIITH.W ESTERN GEORGIA..

PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA.
VVNHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY HAS
been placed my hands for sale, by Of the in"s
successful Cotton Planters Georgia, who
desires change of residence and occupation
Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS situ-
ated in the heart of the Lime Belt convenient Rail.
road;
One containing 800 Acres;
One containing $50 Acres; and
One containing l,2an Acres;
Together with nll of the Stock copete Planting Uen-
sls and abundant supply Of Provisions
Also seventy experienced and A M l. Cotton making
NEGROES. the most of whom working hands, will be
sold with the Plantations if desired, but separately
Terms follows can be nade:-A small amount of caxh
aid the balance instruments of one, two three and four
years. well secured, with interest payable annually.
Persons wishing TO see the property will please notify
few days before visiting the country that may be at
home their arrival.
For further particulars address me a. "Bonds Mills Z"
Baker county, Georgia.
W. W. CHEEvER.
May y. 1907 l9-wtf
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The Washington correspondent Of the NV
York Times says: 1.-THE Democrats believetha ~G
have so crippled Mr.. Sherman that he will be f0'ess
to retire, and that the Republicans will have to se:.
another standard-bearer. In this the Democla''
side Of the House is altogether in error MT. DIX,
man will remain the Republican candidate for wv
Speakership, and, in the end be elected to tina.
sponsble position, in spite Of his Endorsement OIL ~
IMPENDING Crisis"
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

n WILL SELL On FAVORABLE TERMS A VALU.
Il able Tract of Land lying three and half miles West
Greensboough, the Salem road containing BOO acres
about one half of it in timber which there is good
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rooms,
each about feet square, Barn, Stables and necessary
out buildings with good Well of water
The place well wutered and has good meadow lands.
The adjoining the West has been recently selected
for the cultivation of Tobacco, and portions of this place
thought to be equally well adapted 10 the growth OF
tobacco
Persons in want of place would do well to examine the
premises credit will be given. and bond with approved
security required The title will be reserved until tho pur.
chase money is paid.
MARGARET CALDWELL
Creensborouut Jan 81 1859 4-wtf$
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOX SALE.

a NEAT COTTAGE WITH FIVE WELLARRANG.
"A ed rooms u" good size, together with necessary out
buildings good Barn and Stables Handsomely located in
the Of Louisbug. with and onequarter Of
land attached, and most excellent well Of wafer; said
premises situated the Female College square,
fronting the main street.
also offer tract of land known the lands Of Dr.
Hamilton Taylor. decd Containing eight hundred and
eight acres lying the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
Wake Forest College. adjoining The lands Of James Aston.
VIM Freeman. Mitchell and others. The improvements
fair, the dwelling consisting Of four 20 feet
square, with convenient nuIhnuses The sad premises
has it very rich bottom lands the waters of Lit
tie river many branches and springs The larger part of
the land is The natural growth and well adapted to Corn.
Wheat Tobacco" and Cotton II has also good Orchard of
Apple and Peach trees and nice Vineyard Of Scnpper-
nung Grapes will sell the above land. half Of 1t, to
suit those wishing to purchase upon reasonable terms
During my absence Mr. Jessy Davis will show the land
those wishing purchase, he will be always found
the premises. Mr. james. Wm Richard Marlborough
will show my Lot in luisburg to any person wishing to
purchase, Avhen am absent.
JNO. H. BRODIE
July %, 1889 3l-wtf*
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STAGE L1NEs.-The Wilmington Journal comIli-
ments Messrs. Homes & Robn>on's line of stages
between Warsaw and Fayetteville, as being well
managed, with new and handsome coaches, and
good teams.
The same may with equal truth be said of both
the other lines from this place, Messrs Barbees line
to Raleigh and COL Robardss to High Point. And
degree of speed and regularity in arrivals has been
uniformly preserved to which we had been strangers
for years. The Northern mails by Warsaw and
Raleigh now arrive before ay-light, and are always
ready for delivery to the earliest eater of breakfast
The effect upon the business of the town, and still
more npon the temper of its people, is admirable.
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ABOLITION HUMANITY.-The Cincinnati Enquirer
says that political preacher in northern Ohio who
entertains his pious flock every Sunday morning
with piteous account of the crueties inflicted by
Southern masters on their slaves, was lately fined
fre dollars for inhumanly whipping little orphan
boy he had taken from New York to raise The
boy, says the Enquirer, had loaned neighbor a
whp-a single leather string tied on stick-on the
who weeps at the fables of Southern atrocities took
the lad to barn and whipped him with cowhide
till his back and legs were completely raw. The
noise of the whip and the shreks of the little sufferer
brought neghbors to his assistance. and delivered
the lamb for the time, from the wolf in sleeps cloth
ing.
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ALL COMMUNICATIONS for the STANDARD, and all
private letters for the editor should hereafter be directed
to w. w. HOLDEN All letters on business. enclos-
ing money for subscriptions advertising job work. may
be directed simply to the STANDARD" Raleigh. N. G.
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. ~ Gov. John Letcher of Va, will enter upon
his official duties on the LIST of next month";
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"DRuNMERs" RETURNING TO THE NoRrH.-Ne
learn that one day last week number Of gentlemen
employed by Northern mercantile Houses to s0he'
trade in the Southern States, met in Baltimore
their way to New York, Philadelphia, and Boston,
and while there number Of gentlemen engaged "
the same business reached Baltimore on their Wy
South Consultations were held; the returning
"drummers reported the duh state of trade IN 'D'
South and indeed the impossibility of doing %
thing for their houses whereupon they all return''
home. This is good. Touch the pocket-nens
fellow-citizens, and the Union may be saved.
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NOTICE.

NOEICEs
II TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CIT
Il liens of Raleigh and the surrounding country that
continue to carry ON the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS in Ra-
leigh, ut WIN. H. HOLLOMANS OLD STAND. have
the Smith that had last year. his business shoeing
Horses and working Farming Tools he also do iron
work Carriages hope by strict attention to business
to share liberal patronage.
.. JOHN WYATT
January IA, 1856 S-w1y.
HUZZA FOR THE CARRIAGE MAKERS
OF RALEIGH!
LIVERY ONE FOR HIMSELF, AND YOU MAY
- guess who is for ALL am in the ring, manufacturing
Carriages and Buggfes,
and that with good materials will sell low for Cash or
good Miles, will trade for Pork in the pork season. for
Corn, Bacon Flour. My Shop is two squares south
west of Capitol Square, aud near the Masonic Lodge
JOHN WYATT.
Raleigh May IA, 1885, 20-wtf
TO DRUGGISTS.
4 GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
"A Of the University of New York, and practitioner Of
seven years experience desires situation in wholesale
drug establishment His for wishing such situa-
tion is that his health will not admit of the exposure incl
dent to the practice of medicine The satisfactory
references given, both character and qualification
Address, MEDICUS,
Pittsboro', N. C..
december ", 1858. 62-WN.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.- WAKE
~ COUNTY.-1n Equity.-Janes w. Leroy H.. William
C.. and John II. Clements, er txrte
Pursuant to order made ut Fall Term. 1883, OF the
Court of Equity for the count of Wake, the undersigned
Clerk and Master will proceed to sell 10 the highest Dd
der. the premises FRIDAY. the 23d of December
next. the land in the peadngs mentioned and described,
to wit tract of land situate and lying in Wake county,
Chunley creek adjoining the lands of Leonard Clements,
James Terrell and Others. containing one hundred and
twenty-seven acres which said land during his life
time. The property of Alvin Clements, deceased.
TERMS OF ALE:-$5o of purchase money to be paid in
cash A credit of twelve months for residue will be given
to the purchaser bis entering into bond with approved
S"'e''s'' 'FAf Ed GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C &M.E
Nov. ls, 1853. pr. adv So loo-w&swtd.
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-W AXE
= COUNTY Court of Equity. Fall Term, 1883 Biddy
Bufiaow David Snipes and wife Celia Thomas Moss and
Bro vn.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
heirs of Kmbrough Brown defendants in this cause are
uonesidents of this State; is therefore, ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the th-CarOina
Standard paper published in the City Of Raleigh, for six
weeks commanding them to be and appear be-
fore the Judge of next Court of Equity TO be held for
the County Wake the Court House in Raleigh the
first Monday after the fourth Monday in March, then and
there plead. demur to said BILL otherwise the
same will be taken pro cOesO and set down for hearing
er pu,tt 10 them.
Witness Ed Graham Haywood, Clerk of said Court, at
office Raleigh the first Monday utter the fourth Monday
in September A. d.. 1899, and Of independence the
eighty third year. "
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. l. NJ. E.
Dec 9. 1859, pr Adv. $6.) 49-w&sw6w.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!
Received Daily.
EAMILIEs SUPPLIED IN ANY QUANTITY, WAR.
Il ranted fresh and sound, and good measure given,
At the
OAK CITY HOUSE.
Raleigh, Oct. 26, 1859. 92-tf
HILLSBORO' N. C. MILITARY ACADEMY.
yTlHIS ACADEMY WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE
i plan Of the Virginia and SouthCarona State Militia
ry Institutions
For Circular address the Superintendent,
COL. G. C. TEW,
Hillsboro', NC
January %, 1859 5-w&swly.
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WIN. H. BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Wilmington, N. C.,
wv ILL GIVE SPECIAL. ATTENTION TO AL.
w consgn,nents of NaraL Starr Gtton, FSour Tim
her, and other country produce either for sale shipment
My Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for The receipt of produce either by Railroad River,
enables me to make my charges light.
Refers To H. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington
JOHN DAWSON.
President Bank of M Car, Wilmington.
W. II JONES' =
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh
November II, 1889. 97-wly.
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power win b 30 ven hterlAced that without leaving ia
inc ;:s villages Or :n: s.y other ~msdi,s .usho
ticos, with their Assem-, ny, all this ~L uueda.e
reiasioD with the TIE repuhnc ,asr
useess except 70 rstald busioess and Increase
expetfee, the Assembly feceiyiox representatives
,som ne people, ooii'i;al liberty whch tuey
'ne c'mae aud soJ sno 70 your cossoms, ann n vii
not cocsin anything resembling tns many genera AMI
!bIg boz fathfol copies OF exotic boz, The cyii an1
PENAL lass which form your code viii " and s,mps
rot kssns any necessity for having ssrs 10 koo1
sLd mshe your rights koo.n; he nj ''rpg i.e a-d pro
pefy la~s ~n b-, m like manner. few 'r,f ear, ~
nlipe their object aDd DOT hse vast col ~nich
tbe minister's OF Htxico have isaJe1, winch oo,s
served 10 fd toer a,esives, ~resut tas Cove rs O,
sosesntd being able 10 knoE thea 'hs psr, day.
rpe doe- OF toe oo,.bsro cof,s gill b. ali y,oss aod al
erect CONTRIBUTION sb be- suppressed pon,cg beng 90
"a thed but very Doderoe ihe protucs Of yoJr
CAPITAL at the rate Of ope per tnousspd fhs ss .as,
form This Republic ~ili und, rgo {. radical chau..
and they will rise 10 y short time from .he ate o! III ,rs
10 Sb,cb ,bey be 20 be grade u opaence Sacn 10 ae.
tined for them Before .nree yosrs are past,
on eeeng your good fortune, will form part
o. our '.puoc, sppsxing toe@selve,; 400 ~hi-
prepared, ere reazs5, part OF too army Of Nortn
ntcer the rcers o. the sxp.rt AMI allan
si' ese'st Ia 'he States Of San Lus aui u
oo'onR 10 NY psucitops tbs pso.ec,ipg "a
who Rave Particular ~ mp thy for them.
With this part OF tho army s1n that Of tina io.er
Hbich viii operate rs army IN ~
ts,usS WHITE the money o. the ctsrzy issS It. ps,as
believed ibst this exhausted .oe Minister 6ouiI'a
cotes SITUATE you, fellow eonotry men, oso.sss yon
IRE gong to hr forever free iroIn snch numiaons
roo, the evils which nsve ps0ts' yell oscau--
hs houI Of yeur good ',nne oa' @rved, Asd foaae%e
OF seaih ct true liberty aud hsppae.s go'og
date you The act OF inde yod xl sooo
ese as well as tho fundam rtai lax with the n
gain hose immense beaea's for The s'1inmso. Of which
you have sneo your boo1; rsst has YOU far
the navigator the sae port sfr haviDg suffered far
Gus tempest; sne caogrssa'ate msssi oens
Who has Put you in tbefSsy % Gach sooi; aad wh-
~ eDber the stste Of b- psessot fortune ~h tns
OF rhe unfortunate past ooy o. you saa your ca
dieD q tear upon ny tomb. GO
MONTEREY, tprn 70, 1862 SANTIAGO vlOAU9RL
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OCUL.lsTs AND AURISTs.

NEW PATgNr sPECrACLEs-oSx PAIR svEs
~ for rss Professor F8ANKa Park row, New york;
ocn lecure- oa visios opcsn the New Yrk rye 5oe
psl TO the nnrmsy lnsends vs
igz thu pgne'psl cis and towns IN NO" A0'A
Sew Jersey and the ARste y StStcs
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cKNIGBT's MALT VINE
M MENINGITIS MAT VINE
MALI WISE
MALI WINE


Tbs pie, ssn. and invIfoysoe pressas su the
..us ~ o0s,s q 80 firm
l.. s ss o. he Of s re psns
rs aSs % dss sss S. Of ias red
r. ssSp t en- 70. s.Ee aulslips ~
porisDi buasn oody 70 carry On roois or, civ
ihe unotors To he Of scve bao By sver
e,e'uou AID fssrne 'he mos agent
The vs ireire lis e1tsu,sd s.srges d'ooppg
ssrs rpnr h on IN b, n.gens mome,.s nour
hhsr 70 ~ its propes'e. aijanct
des,sseoy q seT NE rr.,aes % be- he ..-sasa he
crs,ary 10 her base; s zoe continue tie
snsss shs TO b. md mel
di.tinr ns~ ysof patng tone and me cops
canses Which prseucsd ,befs eGec.s Dp'' 1o
McKslea am N All @1ss s iree from al irasa,it'es,
IN he . ~ . Or sd ss
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70 S ~ md sS Sns o 81 ga" ~:
ss III: ss:. , 2, e Ss M y s.s sod %
veas valid rsrtsse OF With iwpnpiy Il does not
ducs .hsr ssces;.rs saset '''A''A'' 70 pro-
f ssk.ssas's NH NJ; Vine Vine
Moxs1aHrs zai VINE
xcKNIaHf's Malt Wine.
MCKNIGHT Nal. wiae.
Mcs NIaars xan Wine.
McKsIauT's Malt Wine,
Do you need healthy ant plessAn, leverage uss -''
IcxsIaHrs Malt Wine tia sreaasss sonrisaer mo w.
kCkSlGHf alt inc, he beft tsnc offered 10 the
MoKNIoH,'s Mat wre the ony cr ic whore an 10 vxo-
r' %v .nc tsoS and an m. Scor are Somon a.
7g e g d., Dsy, rs,, sss ,,s.,
kcKs1oFr's Malt wiua Brewery. corner Ha~k, ANAL
and o. srge streets, slbsoy.
sssara. eas go Glasgow
A,e-wm yousgers O'.5 mia aie 10 stone
/ for'er-Soupsers london rorter.
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MINES. LTQUOHs. &c.

BEvKID0E CO. g Ns@BehG aRewERY EsrAB.
~ hsheo IN 1872. The undersigned continus bret their
fpe ties II se celebts for teir pnv
ricbcess o. hsvor 81 uniformity of character Dese ard
o.he,s DO have found the lager and osner
relue Bed 70 call send orda ofeTers at
fewburg or 10 Tie depot L, Warren at Get ia h,s city
j 4 q
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MATRIMONIAL

A YOUNG MAN OF REsPECFkSlE E susx TAsi .
n 10 meet b sonna laay oct o1sr sew UT
of sge ~i,b mat, noDy he MS ~ e. osn
e. a, a~er, to Keen Wits Young atea osai u afswsf
ssy ars slrcsrs Ill letters renr1ed II doslred
scdrs "A Charles b. X 1853 n erala olaes. L.
apiEe-TsHy NtT1OE rHs MORE eEsfL&asa
~, ss an frrniuctinp ~ lEdss OF scrtn and Ike
~ trnopsive address, ~hh tal particulars en- tsns
ts,r !. gnresu DeEAlc 0hcs N. Y. Ch0ye ahiAncel 10
naraSIy and confisaial5 occurred
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An agent from Cuba in Vera Crus-The Conduct ct the
Birth and French Adniyals approved at Home Want
ct Mail Facitit,es, dc.
you already by this opportunity but 60 TO the
heavy expenses Of the postage sgan to give you
important facts.
limited in my letter that government had lei pass
already the right moment TO act &c, referring to Euro
pcsn influence, and we have prool Off
General Concba sent comm scioa purpose 10 visit
authorities, after having which he goes directly
back.
The Enssh commander has endeavored 10 try TO keep
the best and do 10 please tho liberal
government
Admiral Penaud's conduct (of not obeying Gabriac's
ordere) has not only been approved In France aud he
pcpoied, put the same orders those 10 the Engsh
are transmitted TO the command aiuing here Now
Al ibis peaks very plain, and shows that have lost
our time hero
Mr. hcIane. who Ia tire coast should have to sond
0espa'cbes suppose he will have bson constructed as
Sce indifference people goes enough not 70 hava
fcglt yer stea bere mat the Cepnossee does
tot carry Tho mails any longer.
Now as the EurDpean BIO wing to them hat
10 nEno his Will .abss t1a liberals proud that they
WI hspn 10 poshiss, aaa onr prestige Is eoae. Bss,..
bs Lhey il into the hioiis OF the other party eresdy
ehe auch fjngH as payog oay Is per ceot OF duties
~ Sst,smoros voud nos happen.
Ga io oaner aGad the Governor OF Sln Luis leyics
hx az twenty ieT cSnt ali foreign g0o3s In fast Won
'hrgs neiihef heads nor All csre pire 70
run merchants
J1ss iaety a merchant At rsmpco payia- AGO du,lor
ttep $40 ca tending to The Interior auJ s2o ARRIVING al
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nus DID NOT Rs )Elvs yoUa lEgrsR HsrEr
u Jul ur,i es,srdgy; VIII mest you bs D nee gu
named ,his DIS sundsJ). o. 70 morrow, saIsnpe
HDGsa iTsry
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III NSTlCIOsO Dc NAV YoBa
n PUSLIsEBD On WsDyEsOS ~ seXr
STEAMER PAPEn fun IyaA
Bar sDvEsrysIaa Msn.ug
Publication ofa.e q A, Il kasst
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W
IFFOaSATTIN wANyEG-os 81 II { SD SoOSsS or
Inc county II AsAsh Ireland ~hD ls led lson j<nss
tcetsr sr 'uy Ee Sno Tiry he ~bsras,o,n
sn iele az TIE pSs,y Of his sister b. c.bilg a.-,ng
70 "a, !oa Fynit street
NEWToN- IrrURr ATOM TAINTED Of Any OF :
IN family OF ke~!cns the aher d,sd ne to-
Nayy lard atopt to,s e'ace
orep 1t the rpnsn Asylum sisno isnns
Stpry. ue.s"n iac~ng where ,ria family can
be found viii pesss address nrs 10, Herald oaise
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cFECxnA asyCsCrsss

AYO1E OsT, and peYMxNr sroPpG o-LxSfS q
~ bAyis' no.e, endreed by thomas Pu ingE1n, ,hr~
p'hs $500 parable 1T the Brosd~ay Rank Jhs grder
by iesviDe ssd &c wa street.
mebt by b Curni ybsn
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Son rpi. which makes $3.50; whereas The Importer at
Na'smo'os seis ala goods 10 tho interior Tor ass
better ,hsp SEQ. ttI
fbe respii OF al tbs viii be shst sbsl have 70 y
clare var ntstnst tns country sson, Wna'ever
NAV 70 to AVOID t because roe right OF our % 1
VII de0sbt u scd ali ths got hsvs avoided .
Email oa,.Ay arc ssnss troo9s fcot out uov.
our az IS seu Mexico 20 toa sss instant tue
tssms of Gnspsirsto IL ned ard forty OF the
psoc, refpecab peops vers put 10 pson snrp,c'sn
rns tssuis wa be plh,n icy daSs lhat the ssssssn
ss'qofZ sianrs uD ssxrnpt s'ramcB, apprcp-ntng 20
b se fret rt conducts ven h. c1l scsed The duly
81 GpbGssjsra witboui sending u Gown u toe p,Jt
ften hAS- aso.her ps-ts 10 TIE a', ard may ese
the ssfattip bn murdered cszeus in the vesfsn
tai chair for frw weeks, when bs ~,i cal npoa Santa
sune ne DO ty toIasbonv elite 50 that you see
ilsfo a,e fac pfos pects ach az Sad and lonk On
Dfgniaon rlsrrner from TsDoco st- 23i of'mo for
9en Los spd mot probably Or oil quarrel with Za,ziA
ard bs best.p ~Dfre. LEI ps arsS tina Wi"
IN 800 tsssprtpg 10 have ut Ia suoh gloomy colors
withou; lhs hoye OF = timely io"lfer.nce.
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NAKEFMLD AN ADIOURNED MsETIsG OF The
y msmpers OF lpousrai home ssocis,i1n No VII n
held fvefdsy evebns l6, al ciocs M,iary
hal No 1913 bo~erJ opposite the hesd OF ,rny fr
The purpose NJ compet the Js 10 Gle he
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