davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-02-01

to light receipts III improvement Of ac took
plncc--sslcs Of No. being made at 4SG4sic;
No: ., l4G15c; ;and Rejected al 4li@aec. Oats
in sai: demand aud steady Ut SEC in store, and
56sc in ,ags. Bye firm at s3Gsic. Barley
quiet Seeds rather dull, with but limited In.
gniry and small sales al s2aef f2.s5 for Tlmo-
iby, aud s4.s3@a.:o for Clover. Highvincs 4c
lowcr-sa'cs at 20se.
NIw YoEK, Jan. :..-Thc following tablc,
which gives the tvtn' receipts and exports Mt
this port for tho week ending to-day, is from r.
G. Cuttings circular Of to-day:
Flour. Wheat. 1sye. Corn. Oats. na1isJ.
So: S.;';ess; e.; #: IT, is; sSsa
7p,al ..,a::;: III; i,s9 lN5s: eo.s;5 "
The exports Of -four aud grain from New
York, for tue week ending Ja2uary cath, werc !;
To Great Britain. 4,e5l bLis. flour, 4s,o5e bush.
wheat; British prov inces and other places,
e,sG5 bb]s. -four, 500 bushels corn.
Srw ORLEANS. January a1-r. "a mode.
rate demand FOR Flour, und the market firn, At
Is =, ,GI.35 for Surer;inc. ~
Mess Pork very tr4n, aad more disposition Ia
bug than to sell ut the quotations; new tt. Sl7.75
G.is.oo.
Heavy receipts Of bacon hare depressed tl,e
market, and prices are lower. With sales ol
Shoulders at Sic, and Sides ut .fc.
LAIRD is dull, End Is pressed on the market at
1G3Gltic.
Whisky very dull. an9 prices merely nominal
ut l93I::0c for Rcctiied.
Suyaa firm and in good demand Ut *G7sc 70,
far 10 fully fair.
4 fair demand for MoEasscs, and prices slight.
ly higher, closing ut a1c for choice,
1lI1wArKEE.-The Milwaukee Se.9i,t! Of reg.
serday contains the following:
Receipts Of -four aud grain for the wcek end
ing today as compared with the corresponding
week Id 1853 arc is follows:
, 1860-02-01

Cr TELrczAru-1 KEw foEK- Jan. 81
steady; salc' 100 hr's a. rs for pots;
FlysE-EoIl and he.yy, without apy astera, sAange,
s4ps.s % a.. ssls Eood eTts s.as .ae1 ho e1sat
81 ~ da sa1s IL shPpn :aaa; x sst1a S rcu,a
Hss1 ss a as ae .s e
,Ss i supe;. Buss~hest 1ouf ii. sad Jill st
Cesx N..r-Dul ard hs-Sy; ta.es of 70 tH. brandy
KntK9-f1.ner fales 11e brl. 1t &c.
GsA,-Hha, quiet s.d aom!,ra.y uneh2s:ed ss:ppsrs
tass, B1lsy ia god :sarly and du7l and heavy
T. M s IT, u gs1 sna Id a9 Vice I'D
Sgas1n ~ Eenly n'l and hta', 1T 4'te for
fssvi:.os:~Pork II scsa demand and n,n sails, 100
" ais ss e.: @ Il: e. - s R5 ts
Sd tsT str Dc, lueudtd IN rue sal.s are s99 po,s new
tis II II ior cuuntr tr.ue, 3s:a fof DO mess
S2s g. sf r I'm: s'sas ans 81; IS L. M fi
1soo for wssss l:oo f. sa,e rrtn!s mes eesf
usstercs Ian bsef private tefMs; ha r7Es 80
s. hsess:d os. n pFey xo9 ID ,saas,s :: f..
er ..stea ,Aos:d., II ouls At sc GU Met. h:n
y fss. =. ss:f IS s snsn 't5 sH'Ss fe
limited busse,H reported l1Gl5c for so; l 3'c fer
cestst aa t ss3a; ID es <
public IT esk sals. Z . 90, ga 70
h., sous
g; = j. - Il S,ssss { iy !Rls'd
ssa e.,,s sn s"a,ssIa i
~ G:nts III 1'sstIsaas Ts;:ao svs. j; i.
9ssss sss's:is s:x Il t q : & ii
bends et14.
, 1860-02-01
Weekly Review Chicago Market.

CjrEx3Ar EYxv,So.
FYrJGHrs- There In, h%cn nd ching. In ..nnea
fre:h4 asprs our ;a.t Review Tie following ~ III, CIR
rsrt ,zs,. r,or.Io New Ynk a, 81: 10 Boton y. 20:
10 r,uyrh .oo.,o lhi..ael,b. nd 1,tsn,orr nj n ia
un,o+s u .,prt and n "a. IA ,I~n.nrr II n.
to New orrn. vn q i'm LII, fcoru Cairo hr s.esr or
DsEr1p ucca-s,S,v y, rk ef. 10 1,c.on ., 10: 10 Al
J,ny n ITO Buffalo s Gc.x .xn rroy,.,cys Inv, no
1ba,-,u New ynsk, DC: u u ut IN 7: to cocnrau &c
fo-rla md 4c for p,or,ou. to pitt.u-sh So In Ri,
tsuo;. ea:: to Mo;na, tlc. Fork to New odsa.. N.2
,sr b,i.
fLOrE--K:ce';:. la=. wc.k. s.S.l Ids; shipped La
week. es@6 hhls. TIE market duErE the ~eck has en
caaaetesrs4 " extreme aulinffs- Tie 'rand 10th
fro" Tie East Md Ns'su h=s heea very limited: While
taefr little or no speculative Inquiry! 1t decline OF
from present Pt'ees fte1s1 largo n'derx <'o 70
fed: but holctrs arr toeraay oEs SrEn. extfas hare
tod OF a s. oE aFn TO eso'ce And SPRING
enpeFs II s7atsssa. ase Nlolef "hest b'Anos nave
to'' oh! III seaaa 'o's 10 e.13 ae' aao oxe1s ~ soE
e *ceofo'n& 10 QuaHs 1'eo :ates nea' a'7noa arc
IN 1""eo te9uet ~ ss''Ss'-@ NE 1ot1 "a 4a'et At
$%:"a@-a- heIA"h1A5 FAoe1 aln' ~ I"sa1eafse ="
tnt'2r' slue: lew 1sta ~sfe faia daf1as INC ~eek
PEI 4o1 ot' ba1 Al 1ne e0se 8asse a9e no
sa9s aSoFe- eoaS MEAL III gooa supply. WIN '41f
oenA'o Ano sales u uhhoud IL *.ssss9' fef 1.@ on
, 1860-02-01

8
HON AND nAlLS-The following arc the cur:tr'
B1r Iron sXc; Cast Slet1 13d iec;
Gcsnmn steel, 1:&!ce; Plow st<e. tM8:e: She:t 1scn
ito n ic; Galv4azd ID scct Iton. 1ox&l4xe; Initiation
1ussa lies Gerunc atta lie Nails, fso eight psnp!ss
toslsty rSun+t, inc ualne c.t *2!kts. t3.--<.
LIVE STOCk.-Kc.silAs 1:t week were ,.e7 hogs .a1
:ss ta1.lc spncns le3 hugs and 1o76 c+. ,.eeciIss
ty4y Il cattle and do hugs. cAr7LEThere las
teeu active d:and good shipping cAts!e. snd :
nf 4 ~ La, been gainaI extra: Tbs tales NJ
the wcek:oat up som: 1J had Il u % for lntec1 sso
G3oo fer oseiA.y, and *s-Gleo fss extra TonArtte
market firm the a1yAnec uous-Tne yecepsa Of
week haze leen quite st and The market has active
c:ouc Is Adrzce for the wctk Of 5cQl5. To-day
lie gs: price Il she hss been rsaehcd r
Ing been pd for lit of 100 averaging et3 os EEErr-
There Is go"d demand for r1tiH khesp rh none on ac
sls,kc:. rat you'll brig fran t3b4t0. The saes
toLly wesc:
, 1860-02-01

CA4ELEs1os. $. C., J.u. Sl.-The Gu.risr,s
special New Orleans correspondent, telesraI hs
si:s following:
Ths lass la;t of tbs Mississippi Central n. H..
is to laid On the Slst.
=. The Mississippi river is raising rapidly at
New Orleans aud above.
4 till bus been introduced into TIC Texas
Legislature pso7iding for the imprisonment Of
ne northern preachers, teachers aud drummers
Who E,:: colue tierc.
Gee; Houston's message difsents completely
from rhe secession resolutions of the Sonth Car
o1ina Legislature,
, 1860-02-01

lSoffESnESce. Jan. Sl.-lI Ie Ssuta Fl nail
arrired tss:c to dag.
Lieut.. Robinson. who we.4. ont In: weeks
aEo; WAS accidentally shot through The arm.
There we're two mails lying i psNn:e Fork,
2"a fln:: escorts. Lieut. Dealc hsd seEt two
- :. COTS from there with the oss: going II ails.
No ln:tlans were seen by the mail party.
, 1860-02-01

u4l1rAx, Jan. 3l-3 7. M.-There are no
signs OF the Roy al slsil Steamship America, now
in her 18th day from Liverpool The news des.
patch for the associated press on her arrival
vii! be transmitted over the Nora Scotia line to
amherst, and thence by the express to Sack
vile, distance Of only tivc miles, which vii! in
sure great promptuess in its delivery to the
press throughout the United States.
, 1860-02-01

NEA7sThe demand for Bull Meats has been quite active.
md pces hare advanced Nc H. sings ha data Of our
}as weekly secw. In the cs.iy part Of the week sereA
lots weta sod at and &c psckd bus On the 3h tho naf'
ket vas Almost entirely cleaned 1T 6 and sHe for ehou
de1 aaa s1dfs packed It which dxusea the arke eo.e
aEra. To DAT the sea 1000 pcs shoulca1s It 70
!oote; LOO pieces Ehouleer1 n1d 1900 lbs Sides nt
SIX snd tsGl. cents packed, 70 Be dsaTsstd In
Thirty dA5s-hAlf .cath down. In Cured Meas
the market u almost entirely ta.e. Picked Neais IN oa1
res have beeu o'eaby active and aacs Of HANS
hirebeen MADE It 6A9sNc. md 6houl1<a 1t e5@io
Of 1 -. TopAr 81 bra Shoulders wsrc soid At tse
latte: au2!on.- Green Meas srs been in fair Eeques
tct hc4rec. To-day go pieces des sold Al aA
10 at packed. 1ot Of 1000 Green H=nas Tfle also
toh IT 'Ne LAn.-snee thu dko Of cur sst wetks r.
vew Tie ,aasket haa advanced eosnx fa It 1oc
IopAr the taics go tieces Laf LAID It
3e: 30 tlcroes primo Leaf tcy)a 1oc The sosk OF
lsr;s Te light Yellow reats Is in EQod de:aznd At &C.
P0TAT0E-Reee3pts la: week f6 bu; shipped {3 b.
The stct II sond potapes sn the market tsm II
'e1or Ses"anEocks ard P!nkeyes. Common are E;her
| eiow nc at4cc. ,,..
POULTRY sscd Chksusln goo :derantl and scarce
| s'a.d0c2.e - s: dozea; Turkeys sGacFa. ....s.
SEEDa-Eece'pts1ass wect, osel3ltA bhlp!sd e. ~
T'.aEHE-Tham makct dtr.as The veeE WAS quite ezctcd
aid prices advanced <e IL per bushe1 ba. clos*s uo1a
QEss. TO tic Lemaul rlhs1 limited 6a1t1 Wsre
1ys a.l.e4 f&:r scsd at s.3He Il baLhe:s a: ass
C1hsr-1o Tic esy Fart seek there was IN sevt
dp.ud and pre.s advanced GGl5c but during The pas
few days there has teen good supply with tew buyeza
aud tho naa1xat closcs dull TopAT Il bag, prime Glover
Ecrr to,d >. *t.9o; 10 b..4 good al &s5 HCxaAHlAS
GzAseTAe.e las teen but Little ohttug and some z.a
| 1t .0Gs.5e. At with The market closed ronln4l.
SPIRITS AND OI1S-sr1n,rs -CaIHpheue a5c; Tr1
reaiac, Sic; Burning Fluid Sc; OsLtnssed. tsc; No
Lard, SIC; 10. .Lazi. &c; Kieptaat :5c; wha1e 7cc
Sperm sisv; Teats!ott s3e; Tanner, tcc; Shore &c
7 fsns1AN ~. It,hytr
, 1860-02-01

GH GAG 0, WA AND
~ NEBEA:KA RAILROAD. =
Chicago, Clinton & Cedar Rapids.

On aci sitter MONDAY Mr. -sb re-, r,,,y A,,+h.,
~oEse, ::1ns will run Az follows: s N"@"' "~
TRANS WESTWARD, TRAINS EASTWARD.
, 1860-02-01

Destructive Fire Mt Burlington, Iowa.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, jan. GA destructive
ere occurred here this i. H., destroy ing the en-
tire stock ef Ross l. Whipple, Hardware Aer-
chants, and the Grocery establishment Of E. g.
Geshurind. Total loss estimated at 2:O, ,0i.0
Insurance not known
, 1860-02-01

Pe,.insill, Of Adams Basin, consisting Of Mr..
Pettinsill, Mrs. Marshall aud Mrs. Lewis, nurse,
were poisoned yesterday NTH stry chime admin
istered BY 4 servunt girl. Mrs. Lewis w,ll prob
nb!Y Iire
, 1860-02-01


AEsIE- AlkASHEAGS~.
.sOs 4od 1ftef mon Nov. 1e7 trains vtstsre
Wells ttpot Chle-. fu.u,x+ uniAys e14sptr.i
ia: .n ii-E foF fE413, tal1, fulton, Cc,tAs
H1pt1.. 1Eu ini<1n.s4lAir Pul1ts.
At xad :tJ Ise st-rr. Koc<fnr; II ec-
pc:t. Wair*n tE+.A. Uur!tt;, uub.1e, Bs!"i.. Jes-
vsl.n. 4rs !at.sIh.1 Ale i':1ee..
a:iI1 pa III G:h-,4 zxia, H.: Intermediate paess.
t.a>taSs iJr Six Henry, Kiebnerat eferA Ike I'D
tItet..-da-ts po:nt., wi: ttxs the Ii43 train.
33s:ceJ.11 c1ss % n:{a' tE.ias.
=. II. TALCOTT. Genera. Supt.
H. II. PORTER Qen. P.4stHRgF 4seft. tYs+ty
, 1860-02-01

NEWARK, y. j., Jan. Ex-senator Douglas
was last night the guest Of Ex-Governor Price.
Lie took the early train from here this morning
for Washington.
, 1860-02-01
COMMERCIAL.

TrEspAx Eyks:ao. Jan. II. letsD.
= WEEKLY EEv,rw.-The receipts and ship
Tncnts Of iea;ins articles Of produce aud n,er-
ehandize during the past werk viii he found IN
the following comparative tables:
erkrAR h71ty rr.rIco
, 1860-02-01

" HALIFAX. Jan. 81, Il M.-There are as yc. nc
signs Of the America, now over due here with
Liverpool dates Of ths 18th lust.
, 1860-02-01

N1ALlSAA2k.-hG A+AlsS tuE ASaVh4U& tlIA1 kAE
GLzx.&e Of yesterday:
There was Il good demand for money on Sat
urday, hut it was met pretty freely. and the
tsHt-class paper. / marked Improvement was
established during iile week, both as regards
the supply md the feeling among capitalists.
The tone 10 tii,ancia circles is now healthy, und
everythiug denotes increasing strength in the
line Of confdcnco. The regular discount houses
taking nearly alf the good business paper Of
fered, the supply Of this class Of securities in
outside circles is sn,usl. and the transactions
4Te being narrowed down 10 long piper, or
names not aIupted t, the rules Uf the bankers.
No difficulty il experienced in the disposng Of
first class mortgage paper, drawing Upper cent,
'erest law aud there ID & market for even over.
Que paper ot this class, whore the payment uf
10 per cent. a1ttr maturity is. provided for.
Western currency advanced TO day, and we
no* quote Missouri II dis. aad Illinois, Mis-
eonsin and Iowa dis. Tho improved condition
confidence. and bankers. haud the currency
withou: exhibiting tile extreme caution shown
Il aWGtE aEo.
II11Eo1s 1SnEHrEDSEss.-We fjud th= follow
ing in tile n. !. Y:sa:<s Of Saturday:
The State Of 1Ilinois provided, as usual, on
the 1>t January out OF the proccrds oil llc spe-
c;a! two nlftax for the redemption Of the Pub
lie Deb,. from *6.N. .odu to S7U0.Ioo in geld. at
Springfield, but hos been unable 10 purchase
5Ir amount Of her bonds ut lIur, on accou 4 Of
stc': higher market value. Alter monihfs
.lGlay, the sAse authorities are Dow sending
forward The gold TO tl.r Metropolitan Bank il
sh:s city. for the payment Of such Of the bonds
as u.av he designated BY lot and advertisement,
on presentation in NV York. The interest
will br made to cease on such ns uTc not pre-.
sensed Within the time designated.
Holders of tue stocks nnd bonds will find the
list to be paid advertised Ill tlte y. I. Tribune
Of the sau,e dare.
LAND NAnrANrs.-I.and Warrants arc quoted
1t the following rates +; this date. January as !:
, 1860-02-01

71HVE9eK "K0P3H5 OF V1SUUsNet1I C01Vsa1f9 .
CINCINNATI, Jan. Si.-E'ghtcen citizens Of
Mason and. Bracken Counties, Ky., were ex-
PEELED on accouut of their opinions On the sub.
ject Of slavery. Most ct Them arrived here
yesterday.
, 1860-02-01

Chicago, milwaukee. md LaLr sn:tror Line.
On the opeoiax 0. .:i.a T, IL .':.,' =. 4Df
ILU.S I'D H>lt'NMiu:, s!'te r, eHtt I,:'iwssn I
Mse a =eo: r. y es; Ia 1T +, ssTS ~ ,sS }aty ss
and connect tie Sault with liz Qnt52:sr rl7Eh b.
tween Chicago an. Sa-:i ste Msr:e Tie =sose aanke-
1, I. SpE,;CfEts al AEtr'*.
--'al&.bisEsu yoet II La.4!t s::c.1. Iissco, III.
, 1860-02-01

Ft>I1E> 1sE<N<\~f 1,<,A t,L>,
81 50 NiIEs 6orDtE TRACK.
aauntn " 'A' N'e-1 = ~" <1114 ~ aNs ~ -"
Tlre. rnronoh 1,u.r r-,,n
n~,-.-n ,s,.',s..s ~, ,t';',1,.,.,l
.sst ia ,ss r.a 1a ps, Int'u;' nh
IheSs;. irn. tsoE. Il! Western ts. f-r rh..tls lin.
a :9s ss sra = si's sas' a.
'a IT, ~. ,'a ~! % 1 Sns es hsF H. ss
~5:; si,a::s t af .s1 ss.Sssa 70 'a
.s; t3Fs aIc astastt ~ eash train: Woslr'sr's
hs " a s' M ~ ,.. Ls lh,se
FL L.ns c,naeet IT. i.Iituor. an, .si,ix,en '3~
/ lThrsnsh l..,v ser II. srn.Icd ~:i:.
r., a u.; r g. - hats*r
'a G; r 1naGa = ~ sa.-s y AZ, " av-ess.
rru TaIlr TnA1s ls,as:. yrE 'YSf ~ mi ,,as:en
s,3;ss:
,a Tickets 70 sssn sse sooi via Snrweh. FA flstr
e1afte though New York
% IN H., = - -; az "a q a ts p. 20
u stns. On he NLs.rp. I u ono Nis+r. m aa Il % ;ss
rhIt,dsaa. - i'"At'n' sc" Ao'A' "1'n'''' "
~ FARE ALWAYS ~ Low AND T.AE ~ cvzcK ~ Ut
AMI oraka KaItzf
ASK FOR IlCKETs BY rlrrspCEGH.
The ,n;.,,., ~ ,hc ". 49,, or,t. r,rn
.,,,:.la 49, a' 1sss a. nI,s*s .es.hs
DIRECT LINE EETWEEf THE EAST AND TILE
dEEAr whsr.
The eonrr1tnx IT sb~ shr E,',,or; Ut PIT.
with The slrnc Ut tlte is adsan.a c. sr. liz rprslts
b. :sAipk~:s II FIs:g t AL lie rE.s.iknx raois.
aairs eitEsE tSe Soi:,w ~ assst. u shs sanay
- Srr,r r.r r,,s%.S..
F, .',:. ~ q: ~ Z" ~. J. fnssoafsA:
let,;ns!h, s: t*Stss: e: jxa:; ssyhs is'I: i
ii Z. Ms!na :l S.1isu i'a: III: j.! ! .' S,: ~ LIT. %
ian + -. t'!,; ~: K = Sa.: sh.'sr aa:s. ~
nn;t. .c4a ra,, T.. NAs7,n lsnn. H1sTts th.t
Aton, ILL.,, Trsikhs a:cuts of Kalr4s Il di,fttra
psinss IN the West
1he Greatest Facilities ofcFed for tht
,1urr.sa,..,, -. W.: ~!r....H
..
An son1 g. ~ With Ma11 privileges tor2e1
FREIf.1fFs.
nx.,,. Want, r..,.,,.. - -, ...~.'.,.,
Ha1a ., T.. anu sr;m thit:1 rf1. NV i1rk h"s", .
ts n '';n ~ nt ts i.::.~E:* e !<
| By Railroad a'te :.
TEa rsrasy.saaa llsoad at,n cuuneets 1t TNt,:usS
::A s'taur1, ~ ~ ~ G".,- ea;, ~ fnrEa,tcd IL an
bk1aA ,ll!t.ls Mi.s, siurt Wi,cu,,, Ni,uc,, h.n..
AfElcsa. anI LED K.vsr. sn 1t tsse.ud. NJ ~
;h'sa@o with sstaus.sts al Forts IN 'he Svrhw.aeF
Wc1cls.ts and ~ .rcr, +atu, In. the tr,n.rort.m
,aeir riehs t. ,s cs;np,ny sau ;sly viii e,unas:ss
T'e r.;,s ~ Fr,1,, In ,11 FINN ,ov rt,, T., 3D..
BY III r.unS S!v4Li Ill s4:u ar. at al tue, i. ay.,
IL ,ssr,rg: ~ a, ~ ,n,;E T. M
L. i. sSEEtsEn. Fh;i,s,~,,n;, w. 7''"' - ~
| Tat. AN II k,;,,S ~ V'rn ,,,., r.t,,r~,.
LEEs 60. Sa.s.ssisF lioT'<. 81: ;: wn. =
| LEes III 1 H., No, :: st.:c .tv,et. Bo.toc
ul,i ,:sr ts';h1 ~, H:n MI, a,.S"asspa
r1f,S .;.ttTr ~. H. .aEt tn''a't:naa.
-eo-: 80. :: 9S.. -:2 :: s.::- -: - 1.- y
, 1860-02-01

LUH1EK. &sc.-Receiptk last wsck sau.8 It 1r1nlfs-
shipments, ls0,4st luutet, .14u .hnses 81: pcs
lab. $50 p=s .1o Jcktsa. Tic shrrsnts Of 1ntnher
wtls ly the fu!oxlEE r1lsoaGa:
, 1860-02-01

Statement OF the Hostmsn's Saving 1nstitu.
lion for thu week ending :25th lust:
4a3t0!e el
II hanxt. snrETcd aid maturing F....-... .1ls
Statement Of the condition o. The German
Savings Institution for the week ending Ian.
18th, ls6u:
.an *n hand
f44 nubett tf1It ioE Ind u1teF pieces.
-ILsou BaSS Nu1ts :. M, th1.00
IicAalsr maturing 8. .0lb .lu
, 1860-02-01

lNe~ York Tribune corrrsrordencs.l
In the voting to-day for Speaker, Mr, Riggs
gavc his rote for III. Pennington. Ii would
have elected: but Mr. Briggs, who has repeated
Ing to sire it. sfr. Riggs then changed lis
vote from Mr.. Pennington to Mr.. McClt1nand,
but will vote again for .sfr. Pennington wien
his vote will elect.
, 1860-02-01

The Republicans were impatient :or another
vote, which the Democrats resisted. The latter
promised rote should be taken tomorrow af.
ter the preliminary: calling Of the House. Ad-
fnurnad
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-09-29

TTHE UNDERSIGNED PUTS IN MARKET THE
whole of his real estate provided sale be effect
ed by the lst of January next This property valuable
und desirable consisting of Houses and Lots in Raleigh,
and Land in Wake and Johnston Counties.
l. Dwelling in Northwest part of the City, occupied at
present b. F. Wilson, Esq This will be rented sold.
Possession given the lst of October.
Dwelling East of the Capitol occupied by H. K. Bur-
gwyn Esqto rent if not sold by the ls of January next
These are both choice places of MISUNDERSTANDING COM
modous houses ample grounds, and excellent water.
8. Brick Store on Fayetteville Street. and old Star Office
in the
very superior farm of 2O4 acres four miles South
east from Raleigh.
farm of $40 GOO lying mainly in Johnston
county-sd to be the best land and handsomest situation
in the county, and is proverba for health and good water
located in highly moral and intelligent neighbOrhoOd-
there being less than six churches within from two to
miles of the place
Apply to Messrs W. H. R. S. Tucker or address the
undersigned through the Post Office, Raleigh.
TH0S. J. LEMAY.
Raleigh, Sept. 81, 1860. 76-3t..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-09-29
IMPROVED COTTON GINS.

+ HAVE RECENTLY ADDED TO MY COTTON GINS
Il w. MoLENDON'S improvement on Cotton Gin boxes,
by which the Gin will pick about one-thrd more cotton
per day. and improves the quality of the from "A
4 cent per pound any Gin not using this improve
ment picks the seed cleaner, and prevents the cotton
from clogging on the saws.
This improvement consists in Hanging the heads of the
cotton box six inches from where the pass through
the ribs in direct line outward DETECTING from this line
in angle of about fifteen degrees the cotton
it passes upwards TO contract the and expand
the box as it goes downward, thus shifting the cotton
to present different surface to the continually
they move round
Messrs. p. Henneberry Co. my agents at Norfolk
Va and prepared to fill promptly all orders entrusted
to them.
GEORGE KIDD
LAGRANGE, Ga.
July "a, 1860. 5g-3m.
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MUSIC WITHOUT A MASTER.
PLANTATIONS FOR SALE.

VNHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE DETERMINED TO SELL
Il their Plantations Little Fishing creek, in Warren
county, Lttleon The two tracts of about 800 and
700 respectively contiguous, and will be sold to-
geher separately. The soil is well suited to the usual
crops of the country and there is full proportion of good
creek and branch low grounds. On the larger tract
good Dwelling, of eight rooms with suitable ouhouses
the other large Tobacco Barn. Overseers Houes &c
Apply to J. D. B. H., on the premises
W. HOOPER,
]. D. B. HOOPER.
August IA, 1850 65-2m.
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July "a, 1860.
INAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,

II on the lst of August, my Negro man JOS MILLER.
The said Negro is fOrtysx years of age dark
complexion five feet nine inches high, weighs about
one hundred and sixty seventy pounds The said Negro
is nearsghted, and very quick spoken. He is dcher
by trade and be passing by the Of John Will
liam Dunson. | will give the reward of FIFTY DOL
LARS for the apprehension and deiveey of said Negro
confined in any Jail in the State that get him
again. A. S0RRELL.
Raleigh N. c., Sept. IL, 1869. TIFF
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TINWARE
AND STOVE WARE HOUSE.
TREADWAY &c JOHNSON,
Successors to r. s. ThOmpsonD

HAVE TAKEN THE STORE 6s SYCAMORE ST,
LII directly in front Of the Court House. where may be
found large and well selected stock of Stoves Plain and
Japanned Tin Ware Wood Ware Brtania Ware Castors,
Table CUTLERY, Silver Plated and Brtania Spoons Hollow
Ware Fire Irons Stove Pipes Sheet Zinc Force and Sue
ton Pumps Lead Pipe Bird Cages, Cccks and large
rety of House Keeping Articles, all of which selling
at the lowest possible prices To merchants offer
great inducements Please call and examine stock and
prices should be pleased show goods to huse in
want and if cannot suit you price and quality,
shant complain charge for showing the goods.
Petersburg, Va, Sept. IA, 1860. 74-H.
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when not in takes more room than the common
Wash Tub
1t admirably adapted to the wants of the South
well the North and has failed to please wherever
tried.
common hand with and pet1sc safety TO the
clothing wash faster and better than four WasherwOmen
can by hand.
Orders promptly filed with Machines having full direc-
tions for use by the subscribers who the authorized
agents for the sale of these great Labor Saving Machines
the States of Virginia and North Carolina
TREADWAY d JOHNSON,
6S Sycamore st.
Petersburg Va, Sept IA, 1860 74-tf
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NEW WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather House.
WILSON, McILWAINE & CO..
66 Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia,
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR SALE, AN
IL unusually large Stock of Goods in their line, COM
prising every variety of Mems Womens and Childrens
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
PLANTATION AND RAILROAD BROGANS,
TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS,
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHERS,
SHOE FINDINGS, &C., &c, &c.
Sole Wholesale Ag nts in this City for the sale of
MITCHELL Metallic Tipped Boots,
And Shoes for Boys nd Girls Merchants are invited
examine their stock prices which they determined
shall compete lily with houses here elsewhere
Orders promptly and carefully attended to by one
of the firm
JOHN B. WILSON,
JOHN McILWAINE,
r. w. ROBERTS.
September S, 1859. 7S-tf
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NOTICE.
Office Raj. & CASTOR r. r

Office Raj. & CASTOR r.. r.. Co.,
Raleigh, Sept IL, 1860.
a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n of the Raleigh Castor Railroad Company, having
in charge important business will be held in the City Of
Raleigh on THURSDAY, the Attn day of October 1850.
W. W. VASS, Treas and Sec
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FALL GOODS. 1850.


II AM NOW RECEIVING MY FALL AND WINTER
Stock of Goods consisting Of everything usually kept
and Boys wear Negro Goods of every kind Boots and
Shoes very superior stock for Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren ALSO for Gentlemen and Servants splendid stock
of Hemp, Wool aud Cotton All wool ingram two ply,
and Brussels Carpets, very rich patterns All Of
which will be sold good terms to punctua and cash
before you purchase One door above R. Smiths Corner
Ne. go Cheap place
Il. L. EVANS.
Raleigh, N. c., Sept. 7, 1860. 72-lOt.
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STATE FAIR.

UNHE VARIOUS RAILROADS WILL TRANSPORT
Passengers and Articles to and from the State Fair
as heretofore-that is Passengers will be furnished
with return tickets gratis and two of each class of Ar
ces for exhibition will be sent and carried from Raleigh
free of charge.
w. WHITAKER, ,Secty.
September 81, 1860. T6-td.