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rmOToGRAPHlC CARn.


TAKE pleasure In Rnnouncng to old friends and
toners that after absence OF two have again
turned 10 the practice 81 the hOtOg hjc Art
in all s Branches having purchased the interest Of brother
in the Old sAbShd Gallery in Union Street, and having spent
four msnhs in New YORK the past Summer to obtain f all
the late improvements ia the art have painted renovated and
enlarged tbs OF Rooms throughout That my facilities
better to produce first class wek than most Galleries.
beast Of and cOnouce 20 the comfort Of patrons trust net
only the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sEstsined bot to elevate gl higher standard have
aO engaged the services Of Mr. O. OK, IF TIE best Photo
gae in the world. who the Pctusos which obtained the
hrst prenHm AZ the Worlds Ia London, i651 and
determined not only make this the leading Gsery in he
State, but my shall surpassed Moth scnh-
and introduce the public the following styles
Imper al Photograph, India Ink;
Vgnette plRiR Of cOlored;
Iv0Tytypes, colered;
Pastel Pictures life size;
Photographs on Canvass. life size;
Visiting ards, full el 9Th, plain;
Autograph Photogr obs. Is taken at sitting.
eterreoscopeB, glass paper.
continue to make the MelaInoype
fore The ABOVE styles all entirely this city, except
the Autograph Gard, which on made time All
in want ofanythng my line politely give
call before visiting elsewhere, when wi prove occuar
demonstration the shoye facts. Respectfully,
oc3l-H Il. W. HUGHES.
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TsREI6HTs for the Memphis. ch<risron Rsrosd snA
~ for LoTas Stations The NafaFLita and c1ar-1noeN
atiFrzd Including Casksaoogs will be reeafss But c4s
the condition OF The slsts Road ascEa Lsisha o-
points bel ond chstfancoss esn BE reccF,a 9at la-
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IIIh, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East Gna West, will run a. foou,-
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at 80 n and 3PM
Arrive at Chattanooga l:30 aad las Az

Lesve Chattanooga at 100 u and 7.30PM
Arrive At Nashville at $50 n and n
~ fhladephiA, Baltimore, Washington Civ Pcbmozi
petersourg, Lynch6ug KnoxVilis sAEsnnah Charesloa
Montgomery demfhis New Orleans, Sc - =
Both Trans connect Stevenson with Train. an Narnhss
sno Snareston kair"ad and Chattanooga with Trains on
and Georgia and Western Atlantic Railroads
Inrcagh Tickets be had any hour on spDcafoa =
LeSs Ageat st ONCE ct Depot, following places and
At the following prices, viz: - -
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PURIFIED COAL OH

PURIFIED COAL OIL.
NE o. the best articles burning Oil ever ssred for sale
ia the city. Alarge supply hard and for sale By
STRETCH u E0RBRS, 4
feb23-u Cor OF College and Union streets.
VICTORIA PIE PLANT.
FINE lot Of the in good copdition for ps rg. For
"a sale at STRETCH FORBES,
f1rv Colf@~~ n T7nA
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I, hrrrzcr ~. --243s
.- nz-zs REDUCED AND sPKED NO.
1888 ~ Freight Trains onsir q, -.
SI.br ne .'sss rs thzoasa rslss - " n =
Elsss Cas-. Per lbs, 81 q rhs,s or.
IS.ss 60 80. e Is F0arfa els-,,p - ~
- oaPs and ha1nets, IS %
1 ssa va SaI, $500 N :s.1 and csarEsoa % x
line ron New Tsrk and Philadel,A,. -.
and nine days. ~ sssen and y
Intervening sabhsths esu,. ss..s
sLains are run On sunday over a.. is e -
ne dctenfions b ice or snow f)v.--t-- -
eeYt damages oecnrring at sal prorr, and e
VILE ana Chatiarooga Railroad a. dslsss = '~s'sa
ssc2a-S F&s -''''sty;
kAENCA PHOTESTdFT e@7Ts,l
nAiAaesPhias 4sh Yea.
M ADAMB VALIANT win re ou., - -.
w sehOoilor young sdies ut lGz5 ch~-,,-
ssleen1ef Superior Instructions n tas $500
stsnenes, 70 both o. vhseh equally rerIoar
valiant With Madame valiant, viz snseri,, - .
= ---e1--
StewarE County, state 81 -
IN STEWART COUNTY CoE1-
~ Eer.-JAnesB nccarr0lI et alS " ca. q
ais-fstiton 70 sell iand. Il supe.rfnr :, y. q -
sn.S ssll that Thos x Nccarroil, Frassss Nsos-,
Accafroil, James McCarroll sar Al Nefi,--i,
Aeyasrol, heirs AZ Law Of Rrancis Mccsrreji 49,
. Or tne stats Of Tennessee. II 4 49,
-, penhcaflon BE M e for forr csn--as,Ss-- -
cA-eA AID AHx8icaN n. neusunnrr nrblIl
-; - :. Asaylle requiring said nsn-rssideut. Il =.
Ss'srs me N ttees 81 The Cou1ts Csurf N $685.,
= nclaen a. ne eeuft house, N aid ceunt~ ~
1900, ne arst Monday in Jarasrv 80 n 80 ~
80 - IN 70 csnpalnanfs bill, or the s.Is vii ~
's''eo - 70 tnen and IstdoFn for hsarInr srDa-s,
s.sz-...-pr'.s.ssa :, y GO coz 3
manny's CO1nbfnea Re11e-
Mower.
WTTH WoOBss fMPanwp-
~ csieer.ted aaehius scsived rke ar-i rr--i
- ~ 1Ho4.z = ne bestcomhinra 2snnlne 80 So
49, 80 United states Agricuisaraf - 80 :,
~ u September, i857. ne trrI - - - ;.
s.s., ~ where all ne pri s11i N.Ss..
- ssrs elero1snly tested. me cos1r,115--
a4r.nel p Wilder, Presidents UrIel 1..s
Bee1ety, az Lsui5Fille, Ky. -''se $50 a
=. 4. aiso resolved he lEard As the 80 49,.
.eses, eefsre NO separate sounfttee- ----. -
se5t ~ ne davidson cocnty AxrscaIt,,ri -,
IN 1lT, le57, ever nest OF he rrarh- oos.ys !.
N1Merous ether premiums and 1880 -. - = -, -
during the last season. uver 49,. -s-e ffFen
The abcVs machines are for !. l. - - - Aesric
B. =. 0EBATHAM, = --'-isi snsd
General Agent Ger TIE ss.... -
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PROCLAMATION.
secre ary Of State.
DESCRE TION.

IN w. GREEN mo. p. HAGAN
Magazines for February.
GODEY,S LADksS BOOK for February. iust
esYed BY ta-r r. tkBEN q W.
PETERSoN,s LADIES' MAGAZINE, for FEB
Euary, just received ey 0hEsN & 20.
ARTHUR-S ROMESmAGAZINE, for February
fast received by NhhEN q w.
Daffy Papers Price ceats n. 7. Herald, louisville
yorrnal, Cincinnati Commercial, baltimore Sun, Charleston
Nercury &C. L0as Republican Louisville Courier, &C, &c
NEW BOOKS.
We are constantly receiving all the and popular NKW
hooks in parer and Cloth ings.
LITERARY AND NEWSPAPERS
Of Literary and Newspapers, which
We supply publisher Come and subscribe you
Wraid get reading matter cheap.
8raafomcrY.-0uT stock OF Letter, Note an6 foolscap
esrs Is large States IRks Steel and Gold Pens Blank
BOOT, Check, Note and Dram Books, &c SC
gsnf6-fkwtf No. g. Union Stree.
WT0WARD LARKINs, vs. B. L. Anderson.-A taehment
In this il appearing to satisfaction that defen
a1f resilient q the State Of Tennessee it
fhesfore publication Union
spI American newspaper Published in Nashville Tennessee
1ou scoesve commanding the defendant appear
sor- AZ Laden aud Perry county Tennessee
- Teh on Marcia 1861 TO Tlead, plaintiffs
et.ebueps on will be disposed OF psrte
IN cd dsy Of January, ls6l
s,naaAwttpfshse3 Perry onnty, Tenn.
,psr rz.xi,r Meal and Stock Just received psr
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The work viii he sent By nail postage free, receipt
VAN EVRIE, HORTON a. co.,
PublIshelS,
No. 1862 Nassau street, New York
For sale by all Booksellers The trade supplsi By ali
the pncipal jebbers New York ami Philadelphia -
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ssa.e o Sersh caroalna--nssEinEh~1

stAte OF Norkh Carolinas-Hfccktn8 IA
s1sRHES HAzILroS kz0 OrzzRs.l In Bqalv
Ex Psrte. Pssiioa 70 sell Ian
his ase It Il referred 10 TIE Master e erqsfs,
and req u q he next l1ozrt tho uum1eT 1nd n1n
heirs Il Law, o. Jane Lynch dscsased Noes = nese
% all persons claiming be hslrs Of :he Ma :. ~
before ne AT my No. y, u.ptrorh, n he 11Ie county
inshan and State o. North Carolina on ~ ~ acn
10 4h MoadAq in Msrch nexi, snd t9en ana = erc e ~
b. r,-f seIr r.lsfIsl,hip 10 he aid Jsne LEnch.
a. .es. 5terE AID asstsr, % ofaos IN Hentnorih,
dag Of January, leel n ac.rus ,
sbl3-wtill april2Ss6l IS 80 e--as y,
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PHWLNl7LlN NOIN
d..
IsHAM G.. HARRIS,
Governor of the state OF Tennessee.
xo al, NH, sbaiI see these presents 6TnS kheress
has been made known me that cersaip ~ hLIoS,
StandE ehsrged with having comnittea tou ~ S
MURDER e the 18th day January, leo upon ~
M uRz late OF cur county Of Bedford mas nea ifo '1
and 10 rUonng az large ,,.-..- a., .foresaid nv
Now therefore, zshan g. harris a. h-slv oger
virtue Of the swr and authority in me vested az @
reward Ct two hu ID d and ATTY to person y
may appehend said I'd Hilton and deliver ~. ~
Sheriff Jsior Of county OF Bedfsrd N orosE s
IN tasr behaif may be had and eEeeuted -. h.,.s
In testimony whereof, have hersunto SCI ny -. -.
saa caused the al Of the sste TO 9e snA9a -
3Lst NashEille, the Bath day Of January ls6t .xss
} By the Govefnor: ISaAM @. HAkkls.
"a Z. PAY. Secretary Of State.
DESCRIPTTONs
ead hhton Is hgh, sandy hair and
30 rather s'e1e build, shsudered IL ID 70
Resd th be hs changed his appearance by dye and
Aastn4 jan2S-d&Wln
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~prsH He~zinr Meal and Stock Lard Just received per
n, 5e ~ 49, BENJ SHIELDS & CO.
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Ma. Ualon stree
AoonpIsss q Eisi ssd Wihla-
DRESS AND n NEALiA THaMMIN
s,sOMPRlsTEg M s.loFtnsntn % plain ard srnrsd'
{ Ribboas, Galoons Er-rs., tqgle a1nps. 1I.r1 I'D
Rstu Buttons, Rraiil t~tlt busons- &C.. A.. Al u
refrslv rev. snf t1s eesl a1tcouf b got - ~ E1sI
kslk Or stotk e
EaShsn MeFl I'd saetlsR1 We'd
r.brsdrrsd Bfsids ard fltxzs Crocasf EnbsI1.r5 a.
cotle a veil aav otsrE material lor hitting Nel
broierg and osochst WoF u osupleis End Iarr1 u pri
quantity ihAn ever. We scontin1s . pszaIrrlun
FrEnGsss Ta.s Hattensss, CgrEs
. order nrusl, and vi TO suit Iaaf sr,s,iH
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STOLEN.

STOLEN. 49,
CF0LEN from our olce to day, two checks drawn By
- seve Duncan, Sherman q Co New York, to the cr-
Of P P Hill Check No. $3.50 $3.50, check No $50 34H
making $3.50 ALL The citizens and public Rsney are
warned against trading sail checks payments on the same
has stopped 1he above checks dsd February Is
1861 A. WHRLEes co.
Feb19-tf 3ea ~ ra ~
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At Tie 3faa and Mortar, on Marked street, opposite
~ Union street, Naskuile, s1
HAVING received full supplies Of FRESH GOODS onsrz
Il Il or SALE at the lowest prices,
Drugs Medicines and Chemicals,
SURGICAL, MIDWIFERY AND ANATOMICAL IysrRu
MENTs.
Paints, Oils and window Glass,
VARNISHES, SPICES, GLASSWARE AND STONE
WARE; PAINT, VARNISH, COACH AND
ARTISTBRUSHES, DYESTUFFS,
PERFUMERY.
FANCY AND PLAIN SOAPS,
Fine Tooth and Hair Bruses Letter and Cap Paper Steel
5t go Pens. Inks, &c.
Tobacco, SmuTfs and Cigars,
Powder, Shot, Lead and Safety. Pure Wines Brands
Spirits &c.
GOLD, TIN AND COPPER FOILs,
- Fine cutIerys Canes, Pistols, ssc.
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GEEFRKB FREIsHT OfEfcE, NASHVILLE DEcATUR R. b.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 18th, leo.
and after the Goth ns freights for Decatur, all points
Mcphs and Charleston and all other Roads
will te received and sent fOFsard without delay.
To insure prompt attention egts have plain shipping
Marks the destination full and initials of last each
package. Stock sent through with care and dispatch
7 - JOHN W. RADCLIFFE,
noyle-d7m GsAeral Az ent
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FnOTEsTAsT sGTs 81

MADAME FATELAN1 win r. ou.7 - - -.
~ school lor young sdies ut lGz5 che1tn.s
sepsem5er superior Instructions IN ~ T.3 -
branches, to both o. vhsch equally serio.
valiant With Madame Valiant, VIZ saDcrins,, ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-05
Nessdge or Cor. Packer OF PENNSYLVANIA

HArRIsBURG, Jan. Gov. Packers message
was transmitted to the Legislature to day. The
Governor takes strong Union grounds, terms seCes-
sion rebellion and urges that the statute book be
purged of all acts that justly ,chargeabe as
violation of the rights Of sister States He recon-
mends the adoption of the Reprisal act of 1916, al
lowing slave claimant the right to choose remedy
in the State national law also, that the master
have the right to retain the services Of his slave
while sojourning or passing through free State
He also urges the reenactment of the Missouri line
10y an amendment of the Constitution to be ratified
by State Conventions. If Congress fails TO provide
for the enactment of such law, let it emanato from
the people. The Governor closes by expressing his
devotion to Pennsylvania and the Union, and the
belief that her citizens will defend both through
every peril.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-05
A MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE-RAILROAD
COLLISION


On Wednesday night at lilo, the two Express
trains-one from Raleigh and the other just from
Charlntte--bound to Raleigh, collided about two
miles beyond Queries Turn Out, the point at which
they should have met, and fatal injuries have been
received by some of the Road hands.
The facts, as far as we have been able to learn
Them are that the Train which left Charlotte passed
two miles beyond the station in consequence of the
inability of the Engineer to shut off the steam,
when the down train met in collision.
The Engi ines were badly smashed
Engineer White on the down train was badly cut
around the abdomen and otherwise injured; thought
to be fatal
The Engineer on the up train slightly in
jured
Two train hands-frce negroes-were also injured;
of them very seriously if not fatally. Dick mad
both legs broken.
The passcngers-a large number-with the ex-
ccption of three, escaped without injury. Those
three were very slightly bruised
RrFrs BARRINGER, Esq, Of Concord the
train bound to Charlotte and escaped are pleased
to state without receiving serious injuries although
he is somewhat bruised in consequence of being
thrown against the door of the Cur when the collision
occurred.
A searching Investigation will no doubt be made
to ascertain why the up train not stopped and
delayed at the Turn Out We hope it will be salts
factorliy shown that the occurrence was purely ac-
cidental.-ChdrlOtteB Bulletin.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-05
For the Standard.

My opinion as lawyer somewhat converSant with
the Laws of Nations is asked IN relation to the
status of South Carolina give it as all the au-
thorities do upon this subject, viz: Grntius, Vat
tel, WheetoE and others. The State of South Car
DINA is in the Identical status politically now shat
the thirteen English Colonies from the declar-
alton in 776 to 1854 state of rebellion and
luton.
South Carolina will, by the laws of nations, re-
main in that condition until she is recognized by the
Government Of the United States until several of
the first class powers of the world choose to recog-
nze and admit her claims, set up by herself solely,
TO be considered separate and Independent Govern
ment. This may be Immediately, or it may not be
for years but without such recognition and ac-
acknowledgement South. Carolina is nothing, by the
laws that control all civilized nations but "a State"
or portion of country in rebellion and revolution
all her laws, and enactments and resolves, ct Get to
the contrary notwithstanding
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-05
Does not Meet the Point.

The State Journal, in reply to our question as to
whether the Governor advised certain gentlemen to
seize the fort below Wilmington, says:
"ln reply, the Governor refused his consent, and
adr'sed against such a step, telling them that in
his opinion, the garrisoning of Fort Caswell was not
contemplated by the Administration at this time and
that there was some mistake to the troops being
sent South, and telegraphic dispatch, from gen.
tleman in Washington, contradicting tie rumor,
was shown to them"
That is, as it "was not contemplated by the ad-
mnistraton at this time" to garrison Fort Caswell,
and as There was some mistake as to the troops
being sent South" the Governor advised against
taking the fort There it is, in plain English. But
suppose the government of the United States should
think proper to garrison Fort Caswell, what would
the Governor say then? Treason against the
United States shall consist in levying war against
them" &c. The taking of Fort Caswell, or any
other fort in this State at this time or at any time,
would be an act Of war; and Such act of war at
this time would be treason.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-05
ID ! g ID

In Chatham county, n G., on the 12th ult Mr.. John
Hackney. He born December 10, 1878, married
to Miss Elizabeth Williams of Warren county, in June,
1904, baptised into the fellowship of Mount Gead
Baptist Church in September lS4l lost his behaved COM
paniOn January st ISL and the deceased S2 years
Of age at the time Of his death. He bore his sickness,
which lasted six days with Christian forude. and died in
hope of blessed Immortality He was good citizen. an
and kind and obging ncighbeI He sympathized much
with The distressed in mind and the afflicted in body He
has left their loss aeconate and daugh
ter number Of grand Children and large circle of other
relatives and acquantances large crowd testified to
the worth, and affection for tie deceased and sympathy
for his children by attending his burial Few have
been generally esteemed by his neghb0rs and
quaintances than the deceased. GEO. w. PUREFOY. =
In Chatham county, the 18th Dec. in the S5th year
of his age, Thomas C. Willet leaving widow and three
children with relatives and many friends to their
loss He good man. correct in his dealings and much
respected by has neIghbors.
~ Christian Advocate please copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-05

SLAVES ON THE SoUTn CAROLINA FoRTIFIcATIoNs-
BUSINESS AT THE SoUTH.-A prominent Southern
gentleman, connected with one of the largest bust
ness houses in New York, now on his return from
an extensive Southern tour stopped in this city on
Yesterday. He informs that while passing
through South Carolina he met at various points,
large companies of slaves, who had been rendered
by planters throughout the State, to the authorities
of Charleston to assist in working upon the harbor
Notifications, and were then their way to that
city.
The business at the South was completely stag
mated He visited most of the principal cities and
found scarcely anything at all doing. In New Or
leans, the merchants had goods enough on hand to
last them for twelve months. In Vicksburg, Miss.
the state of business was lethargc and selling out
at reduced prices, for cash" was the most popular
ensign to be on the streets. In other leading
cities the same state of affairs ruled the day.-Pet
Express. .
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MONUMENT TO DIR. MITCHELL.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED having during the pas: summer
II heard many express wish that monument should
be placed the grave of Kew DR.. Mitchell upon the
High Peak of The Black Mountain and regret that it had
already been DONE has determined give his personal
attention the MATTER and trusts that by the AID of the
thousands of pupils and friends Of that venerable man. he
may be enabled ID erect it,
The undersigned proposes to erect plain substantial
structure With the rock found the spot and build it
in such that it may also be sed Observa-
tory He pledges huself to all contributors that pains
hall be spared Hpon his part TO have the structure firm,
and fit monument 10 whose moral, intellectual aud
physical character, fit slnle tU the granite on
which his body rests The undersigned will give his per-
sona attention 10 the work. and trusts that his knowledge
of the country and its people, will enable him ~ have it
constructed cheay is possible to have done by any
else.
Means will be taken TO preserve the of those who
contribute The undersigned is determined that the
ument shall be erected If any amount sufficient is OBJ
Ian;d.
Kemp Brttle, ESQ., of Raleigh, will receive conribu
tiUps, and MessrS. lchord and Finch reporters in the
House and Senate of the Legislature will receive any
trbuUnS from members of bodies Letters address,
cd to containing contributions will be promptly &C.
knOwiedSed. HENRY Z. COLTUN,
Wilmington, n. G..
Jan. i, 1861. At.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-05
Message of Cor. Morgan, of Neu York

ALBANY, Jan. Gov. Morgan, in his message
to the Legislature refers to numerous State reforms
and devoteS the last portion of his message to
sion closing by saying, that it is the duty of the
National Legislature to act with moderation and
Cancellation to preserve the public peace, and with
that regard for the rights Of all sections and inter-
eSts of the country which its vast influence demands
Let New York set the example in this respect let
her oppose barrier but let her Representatives in
Congress give ready support to any just and honor
able settlement let her stand in hostility to none
but extend the hand of fellowship to all live up to
the strict letter of the Constitution cordially uniting
with other members Of the coniederacy in proclaim
ing and enforcing the laws, with determination
that the Constitution shall be honored and the union
of the States preserved. The Governor recommends
the r peal of the Personal Liberty Bill of the State
and also counsels other States to do the same.