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Supreme Court.

The following gentlemen, upon examination be-
fore the Judges of this Court on Tuesday last were
found qualified and granted licenses to practice law
in the Superior Courts of this State, viz:
Basil G. Manly, Raleigh; A. S. Hinton, Marion,
Ala. Abner S. Williams Martin County; Louis
billiard, Greenville, N. c. Vim. NJ. Hammond,
Arson, N. c.. 7. c. Singletary, Pitt, N. c.; W. NJ.
Norman, Dobson. Sury Co., N. c.. Thos. Cowan,
Wilmington, N. c.; E. F. satterfcld, Wilmington,
Nc. j. K. Lassiter, Sampson, n. c.; JEFF. w.
Rogers, Camden, Ark. /; Sam'l M. Stanford, Kenans-
vile, Duplin; Gen. j. L. Henry, Buncombe. NJ.
S. Robins, Randolph Co.. VIM. Adams, Greensboro,
n c.. NJ L. Eure, Gatesvle, N. c.; W. j. Ras
berry, Snow Hill, Greene Co.
In the list of County Court licentiates published
in our last paper, the name of Hugh OBr;en, Of
Franklin, was misprinted Gardner O'Brien, Raleigh
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The BqNYAN -.TABLEAux.-This fine painting was
exhibited to small audience tthe weather being
very unfayorable) last evening, at the Town Hall
and to say it gave entire satisfaction to every MEM
Der of the audience is not sufficiently expressive OF
the sentiment that prevaed&it was viewed with
feelings of delight-of the deepest admiration.
This is, doubtless, one Of the most beautiful and
Characteristic paintings ever exhibited in this City,
and no one should miss the opportunity of seeing
it, who has read Bunyan's beautiful alegory, (and
who has not p Of "The Pilgrims Progress"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-20

~ The Hon. Jacob Thompson, Secretary of the
Interior is at present in this City, Commission
er of the State of Mississippi to the Governor of this
State on the subject of federal relations. Mr. Thomp-
son. as is well known to our readers is native of
this State. and enjoys in large degree the respect
and confidence of our people
Col John H. Wheeler, formerly of this State, but
for several years past resident of Washington City,
is also in the City.
We learn that the Mississippi and Alabama Com
mssioners will be introduced to the two houses of
the General Assembly to-day, at IL NJ, in, the Com
mons Hall. We presume they will address the Leg,
sslature on the subject of federal relations.
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volunteers and necessary appropriations for aring
ana equpping them, are measures which demiand
prompt Legislative action. ~ - -
hesetsed, That we approve the recommendatio ns
ol lne Governor on the points contained d the last
"a resolution, and the Secretaries are instluc-
ted to transmit copy of these proceedings to the
executive OF the State as also to our Senator and
Representatives in the Legislature. =
hesotued, That for the maintenance Of North-d Ear.
ollnas dignity and rights, whether in the Union or
out Of IT we mutually pledge to each other and to our
faithful effort sf par's OF tne state cordial and
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STATE OF NoRTH.GARoLlNA.-C Hat

Estate OF NORTH.CAROLlNA.-C HAT.
SHAM COUNTY-Courtsf Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term, ls6n-Slephen w. Gotten E. T. Hub
bel-Attachment. .--..
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that f. T.
Hubbe the defendant in this cause is esident
this State or so absconds or cnneeas himself that the or
binary process of law cannot be served upon him. il
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for weeks successfully in the North Carolina Standard
commanding the said defendant be and appear the
next this Curt be held for the OF Chat
ham, the Court House in Pttsboro the second Nom
day of February next then and there TO plead
demur judgment pro con- eSso viii be had against him.
Witness. r. e. Gotten. Clerk of said Court Office in
Pittsboro', the seccnd Monday in November. 1880.
c. GOTTEN, C. &C.
Dec ls, 1860. pr. adv. IS 6211D 5a-w6t.
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Gbt STANDARD.
n,IEIGt: THURSDAY, DEC. 20, 1860.

,ss- The Legislature of this State has been in
.s.;or nearly five weeks. No measure ofimpOrtance
has been passed save the act Tor the relei OF the
Ranks r Many Of the members will visi. their
b bas during the Christmas holidays and will thus
h hO ~ oDnor,uuity Of learning more fully the
na,s ." .nI n! w;u Of their constituents After the
s.b or naxt month the Legislature will be fully at
work, and we may then expect to see ,"s p0''''
business nromutly and rapidly dispatched
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Reaction in MassucAusetts.

BosToN Dec. 1s.-A strong address to the people
of the State has been published denouncing the un
constitutionality OF the Personal Liberty bill and
recommending its repeal. Its signed by thirty five
gentlemen, including ex-Chief Justice Shaw, Z. b.
Curtis, late Judge Of the Supreme Court U. s., ex-
Governor Lincoln, Messrs Clifford. Washington
Gardner, and other eminent citizens, representing
nearly every county in the State.
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Nto,ffth-earoIina Military Institute.

We publish below, the memorial of this Institute
to the Legislature Of the State, setting forth its
character and prospects, and asking the Legislature
for aid. .,..
This school is under the management of West
Point graduates and tberefore has the advantage of
being in situation Fall to its Professorships the
best talents of the Army thus enabling it to keep
pace with the improvements IL the regular service.
We feel sure that the people b the State will
warmly sustain their representatives. in any act
affording judicious and reasonable aid "a this Inst-
tute. The people of Charlotte and vicinty deserve
much credit for their efforts and Expenditures in
establishing and holding up this sckool. But the
memorial, from the pen of Dr. Fox, tie Chairman
of the Board, speaks for ITSELF
MEMORIAL OF THE NoRTH-CARORdNA MIL
ITARY INSTITUTE.
To the general assembly
Of the State of North 6dr1lina:
The undersigned, on behalf of the Moth Caro-
lima Military Institute at Charlotte most fsspestfu
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.- A
- HAM C0UNTY.-Couri of Pleas and Quarter Sesslo'
November Term, 1901 N. Clegg VS.. Z. I. Hubbei
Attachment.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that
Hubbe the defendant in this cause is non.residen
this State, abscOnds conceas himself that the
binary process of law cannot be served upon him,
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be
for six weeks successfully, in the North-Caroina Stand
commanding the said defendant TO be and appear at
of this Court. TO be held for the county OF
ham, al the Court House in Pttsboro, on the second
day Of February next then and there TO plead answ
denur, Judgment pro ronf will be had against
Witness, X. G. Gotten, Clerk of said Court, at Off
PittsborU, the I'd Monday in November, 1860
r. c. GOTTEN, c. G. -
Dec. 10, 1850. pr. adv. IS 621I) 52-wt<
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A correspondent of the Columbus (Ga.X Iimes
advocates that the proposed Southern Confe6erscy
shall be organized as :" constitutional monarchy.
Republicanism, he thinks has been tried and found
wanting, and the only ssfety of the South is in
"strof1e government" ..--.. -. -
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MARRIED,

In this City, on the morning of the 18Th ns by the
Rev. Mr. Tucker Quentin Busbee. Esq., and Miss Lizzie B..
Bledsne. Also by the Rev Jarvis Buxton, Ralph P. Bux-
ton Esq., of Fayetteville and Miss Rebecca H. Bledsoe.
In this City. Wednesday evening, the 18TH by the
Rev. Dr. Mason W. D. Barnes, Esq, and Miss krabea c.
Gotten.
In this City, on Wednesday evening, the 18th, by the
Rev. T. Blake, Mr. T. s. Lemay and Miss Annie B. Al
len.
In Asheyille, BY Rev. Thomas W. Atkin, Mr.. winslou
Smith, late of New York, to Mrs. Elizabeth Gudger, Of
Buncombe
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARuLINA.-cHA

- HAM COUNTY.-COurt Of Pleas and Quarter SessT7T
November Term, ls6O.-A. Mckinney VS.. Ed. T. HubbeI
Attachment. -
Il appearing the satisfaction OF the Court that "a T.
Hubbe the defendant in This is nun-resdent Of
this State ubscouds conceas himself that
binary process of law cannot be served upon him. IL u
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for six weeks successfully in the NOrhCaroina Standard
commanding the said defendant tn be and appear at the
next term of this Court be held for the county of Chat
ham, at the Court House in PtsbOr0 the second Mon
day of February next then and there TO plead
demur Judgment pro coe~ao will be had against him.
Witness r. c. Gotten Clerk of said Court nj Office in
Pittsboru', the second Monday in November, ls60
X. c. GOTTEN, c. c. C.
Dec. 10, 1860. pr. adv. IS 621S) 52-w6t.
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Secretary Thompson.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.--The object Of Secretary
Thompson's mission from Mississippi to Raleigh, is
to effect a cooperation Of the Southern Stftes, m
case Lincolns administration commits any overt act
against the South.
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MoDERATIoN-The New York Journal of Com
erce says if the Southern States will observe mod
Grafton the Northern States will be revolutonized in
twelve months so that no danger may be apprehend-
ed from personal liberty bills" or other annoy
ances. -.. -.
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Conservation in Alabama.

MOBILE, Dec. 1s-A cooperation meeting was
held here last night which nominated Messrs.
Garland, Goode, VIM. D. Dunn, John A. Winston
and Robert Smith, delegates to the State Conven-
ton
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STATE OF MoRTH-CARoLINA.-cHAT.

STATE OF NORTH.CA ROLINA.-C HAT.
- HAM C0UNTY-Court of P.e as and Quarter Sessions
November Term. ls60.-Cotten Burnett vs. Ed. T. Hub
bell.-Attachment. "a
1t appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that Ed r
Hubbcll, the defendant in this cause resident of
this State absconds copceals himself the or
binary process Of law cannot be served upon him. il
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for six weeks successfully the NnrthCarona Standard
commanding the said defendant be and appear at the
next term OF this Court be held for the county Of Chat
ham, al the Court house in Pttsboro the second Mon
day of February next then and there to plead answer or
demur judgment pro cussso will be had against him.
Witness, K e. Gotten Clerk Of said Court at uice in
Pittsboro', the second Monday in November 1seQ.
X. C. GOTTEN C. C. G.
Dec. -, 1850 pr. adv 8 621<) B2-w6t.'
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.LC

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-C
- Ham COUNTY-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, lsdO.-Elias Bryan Ed. 7. Habbs-
Attachment.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that Ed
Hubbell the defendant in this cause nonresident Of
this State abscnds coceas himself that Ihs or
binary process OF law cannot be served upon him. Il In
therefore ordered BY the Court that publication be made for
six weeks succcssively in the NorthCarona Standard
commanding the said defendant to be and appear al the
next term of this Court be held for the county Of Chat
ham, at the Court douse in Ptsboro the second Mon
day Of February next then and there plead answer or
demur or Judgment pro eOnso will be had against him
Witness, T. Gotten Clerk Of said Court at efdcs in
Psttsboro, the second Monday in November, 1850. :.
K. c. GOTTEN; G. C:6.
Dee 10, 1850 pr. adv. IS 68f) 6s-wet
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Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PUBLIC

NINOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUBLIC
~ meeting VIII be held in the Courthouse at Snowhis
Greene county, the 2qtt inst without regard to parity
and it is hoped and sincerely desired that many of
fellow citizens as can will attend and give their opinions
freely as what the State ought to do at this nomeno
period of her political history.
By the request Of $500, -,-
Dec l9, 1860. lO5-td
yUNO MILLERS.-THE FOREST MANUFACTURE
Il ING COMPANY wish to employ good Manufscturs
ing Miller. None need apply unless they can come wei
recommended soJer industrious and honest men. Apply
TO or address w. d. REID, Supt
ForestTille n G.
Dec. 70, 1860. l05-lm.
stS- Spirit of the Age copy month.
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NJOTICE.-APPLICATI WILL BE MADE q
~ the next Legislature of orhCarona to incorpora'
the Sulphur Springs CsmpGround, in Cieayeland count
Oct. %. 1850. 52-lmpd.
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glide along with the same facility and with 80 little
obstruction from passport, customs OF 0crot regu-
lations. Except TO show my passport on Landing,
and getting il riS6d without any charge or ten MI
nutes' DELAY, / was not asked question or inter-
rogated at all during several long journeys and a
stay of ten days IN Paris. had two packages Of
luggage on landing from England but ! was only
asked II had any dutiable or prohibited articles,
and replying NO. was told 70 "Pass on, and
never turned key or showed what mad. At
Paris the multitude left the train and dispersed
without that old formality OF being cooped up for
from fifteen minutes TO three-quarters OF an hour,
to see il We had our passports all e.. regle
The years of imprisonment, of travel in America,
of exile in England, and varied experience that
seems like romance, have unquestionably been a
filter education for man in the position Of the
Emperor OF the French than any other ever marked
out for Prince, and good fruit is ii bearing | am
far from being an admirer OF all the acts Of Louis
Napoleon, but he is unquestionably man created
for the time a pivot on which great events are
turning. Garibaldi is another but SO far in diff
ferent career and in more limited area. | see the
hero has defeated the Kings forces in a pitched
battle the banks of the Volturno and taken
1900 prisoners. The work goes bravely on. God
is great and bis prophets carry ont his purposes in
O mysterious way. Let us accept the service with
thankful hearts.
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from fear that owes it's origin TO the consciousness
OF deserved punishment. The circular was not
needed for the Sandman Parliament has Just sane
toned unanimously Count Cavour's determination
Of not attacking Venetia and 1t was easily 10 be
understo from the fact of Victor Emanuels in.
terposing agans. Garibalds attacking yenetia,
dat he did not intend SO doing. In one OF the
NEW YORK HERALDs just received here ! notice
the following paragraph
Paris correspondent of the London Herald says that
France has Just purchased ten large steam transports In
the United States.
This ia, as you justly surmised, candrd invent
ed by the said correspondent, who ia addicted 10
sensation writing and to announcing fghuul m
creases of the French army, French navy o. other
resources. By way Of a change, this prohhe as
coverer Of political mares nests has gone out OF MS
beaten track and crossed the ocean but his uneuc
cess will no doubt make him return TO France as
the scene Of his discoveries for the English accept
all that he states as being done here. Encrusted
in their prejudices they swallow the dose, be II ever
| so large. -
The steamer that conveys this to your city VIII
bring over a sisiter to Yankee land, Mr.. Ihorn-
/ ton Hunt, son OF the celebrated Leigh Hunt, and
i presen. editor OF the London MoTning Chronicle.
Mr.. Hunt is congo for two months, his health re-
curing cessation OF his labors. He has written more
f.irly about Americans tn IN any other Englishman
ever read, and will, as / am assured, send 70 the
Chronicle the results Of his observations while in the
| United States. We may congratulate the readers
| OF that journal upon the fact that, through Mr..
Hunt, they will get fair and impartial idea Of men
and things in the United States, far IS one may
jadge OF Them during stay OF couple OF months.
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The Expulsion OF FiIippe Cordova from


1he following perempory order vas ssued CO the 7s,h
all -
BY order OF tie Dictator you shall lcsve the srrion
q Sarts within twenty four hours Of ths p-esest de-
crse A. BsRrANl
ofdova reply addressed this letter 70 eeselAI carl,
bald
6bssE1i-fos summoned me from Palermo, asd. WITH.
W. tsntr sehs or hearing me, rou oil ne, throusb
your secretary. ReriHri, 20 quit Souhcrn Italy vitnn
twenty four hours declare, an %, tina, yield -
io-oe alote, ~ there "a no right Of any most ab-a
tciate goverDment (were IL even your dictator
ihip) Which ar strike without listening 7 we'd sc
iorce, becsnse The offence sm chuscd witb rssls
n hasten ing cf sicily - the Italian sngJ
CON O. Victor Emanuel, and never went beyond
and htPgng YOU, through the person Of yoar Pro-
Dictator BY Of petitions of ctzens and Of mnnL
epa toisf 70 AK and . beg never aooour tcd
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-09-21
Republican Meetings.

II. l.. Sibley and VIM. Fl. Lasley
will address the people at the following
times and places:
Salisbury township, at Middleport,
Friday evening, Sept. 2l.
Scipio township, at Pagetown, Monday
evening, Sept. "a.
Columbia township, at School Lot
Tuesday evening, Sept. 25; at Green's
School house Wednesday evening, Sept
2ath.
Bedford township, at School house
near Boring Chapel, Thursday evening
Sept. 27.
Chester township, Chester, Friday
evening, Sept. 2S.
Orange township, Tupper's Plains
Saturday evening, Sept. 20; Hoffman
School-house, Monday evening, Oct. 1
Olive township, Olive Center School
house, Tuesday evening, Oct. 2; Reed
Vile, Wednesday evening, Oct. 3.
Chester township, Adam Mill School
house, Thursday evening, Oct. 4.
Meetings to commence at = O'Clock
P. N.