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Public Meetings.

We have in hand the proceedings Of public meet
ings in Orange, Columbus, Caldwell, Beaufort, Chat.
ham, and other Counties, which shall appear soon
rs we can make room for them. Several of these
are meetings held in Captains districts, thus show.
ing that the people out of the towns and villages
are taking interest in the present and prospective
condition of the country. We trust that these pre-
cnct meetings will be kept up until every locality
in the State shall have uttered its voice against pre-
cpitate action and in favor Of the Constitution and
the Union
A friend writes us that the Constitutional Union
meeting held in Haywood, Chatham, on the 22d
instant, was largely attended by about equal
number Of Democrats and Oppositionists, and that
the proceedings were entirely harmonious. This
friend says, IL am personally acquainted with near
ly every voter at this precinct Gov. Ellis received
here in August last ls9 votes, and | think can
safely say that at least 100 Of that number endorse
cite the people, but while they misrepresenting
their constituents the masses quietly reading the
Standard anu other conservative papers, and Mr..
Stephens great speech and some Of these politicians
will never he trusted again-especially those who
voted to give the public printing to the naturalized
Englishman."
The people of Alanance are to hold their great
meeting to-day. We very much regret that 1t is
not in our power to comply with the invitation Of
the former meeting to be present A friend writing
US says: "There will be the largest assemblage Of
people in Graham on the 29th that ever met in Ala
nance The solid men Of the County are going to
take their wagons and turn out and thus taxa their
mined that party rulers shall not rule us to ruin.
Last Saturday, in the meeting held in Graham,
Tnos. Ruffn, Jr., made . strong disunion spesch-
just such one AZ NJ. Erwin made in the Senate on
Friday, for heard them both After the speech
was made the vote was taken, and every man said
stand by Constitutional Union, Mr. Rut8n having
seeded from the meeting just as the vote WAS being
taken. Over half Of the persons in the meeting
were Democrats" . 7,s5G,. siss.sss.a
A friend writing us in relation to the Columbus
meeting, says: /" The largest meeting ever held in
thus County was held in ,whitesyille on the 2lst
The meeting was Composed Of men Of both parties,
though nearly al tho spsakers were Demoststs
The secession meeting held here, after being adver'
tsed in the Journal and large posters being put up
al over the County, embraced only IS person. and
many Of them we're Union men. If the Fots sAould
be takcn tomorrow il coIuubuA o,r sssesAeuA
T prevail 81 three 10 ons, il not more" =
We commend, the foregoing faetsito theattsntivs
cSasiidersston Of our aasctienats Freud Of thsWa'
iiia61f1 - . essl q ts711's
Il =, =.
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DIR. HENRY ANDRUs.

VTVHR ORIGINAL INVENTOR REFORMER, AND
can be eunsted by letter. by addressing him at New Or
lns La, and medicine will be forwarded bv mail fr.e Of
charge for tral to post Office in the Union He Of
fers in all Of consumption and nervous debility
serofala and all rheumatic parnytic and nercuria aee
iinns diseases Of the hip and spine kidneys and bladder
gravel. dropsy &c safe and speedy cnre: female weak
~sms; structures in the ureh s,u!a and piles remeded
without the of instruments or bandages. After twenty
wears of personal and prsuna. experience he state
that person in the world those diseases with
mineral vegetable medicine alone. There never was
one chronic disease treated right properly at the Char
" Hospital in this city, and the bead and pride of the
Medical Faculty have charge of it, DIR. Andrus
mineral incidence his remedies enable the most debtated
10 enoy great perfection Of health while taking medi.
cine a al any period of their lives.
November 90 1850. 47-w2mpd.
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METHODIST
PROTESTANT FEMALE COLLEGE,
Jamestown, Guilford Co., N. q.

JamestOWm, Gu1HOrd Co., N. e.
TUNHE FOURTH SESSION will commence January I'd,
u 1851, with the Faculty the past session The
College il in u very Furnishing eondtun-ocated in
Of the bealthest sections OF the State and is desirable
school for those who wish give their daughters wards
thorough and accomplished education.
Tuition SIS per session Music Piano Gutter SEQ;
Grecian Painting 81 Embroidery q 50 Latin French,
Oriental Painting Drawing, Hair Flowers, Wax Flowers
Feather Flowers Wax Fruit, each Is; Vocal Music 81
Contingent Expenses 81. Board II 50 per month inelud
ing washing and fires. Lights extra.
No deduction except in Of protraeted sickness
One half PAYABLE in advance.
For further information address .
J. 3. RAY, Sec'y
Dec. Ia, 1850. 5l-wer
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Whiis N would stiHs ~ YsAectiou both North
and South, it would appeal, by the immense inter.
ests tobe committed to itp the justice the liber.
ality, ind tie pattosn q every true descendant Of
our revolutionary fathers. The great deep Of the
Popular heart weud b touched and roused, and tho
rising pillows, ander the guiding hand Of the Great
Rnler Of men and nations, would bear the old shin
If EState, with new timbers and canvas, into &c.
rene and tranquil haven As it is, she pitches fear
fully on sess mountain high, with breakers threat.
ening Der ahead 80 !,
$ Weare not welded to any particular views in the
present crisis. We are ready to adopt any course
which will give reasonable promise of good results
We are sincerely devoted to constitutional rJn;on.
we do not think the period has arrived for North.
Carolina to act finally, but we do believe that bv
concert of action with the middle States ard bv an
appeal to all the States, she may be largely instru.
mental in arresting secession and in re-consructnp
the Union Of the States on more enduring basis
Hence the suggestion contained in this article, Let
us prepare BY recognizing our militia and armnp
at least portion Of our volunteers let us then
watch our enemies and the workings of the govern.
suCus uttuSa At-SVtu SCS 10 Wall pdue0tlv Tor
the movements Of the people, to whom the govern.
ment belongs, in the hope that they will rescue it
from destruction even in the last moment; let Us not
be unduly depressed by the information coming to
us nearly every day, that the politicians cannot save
the country; and let US now and hereafter and e.
peciay in Convention of the States, If such Con-
venton should be called be prepared to act rs me-
diators or as peace-makers between the North and
South. Extreme men may talk as they please, but
this, after all is the true mission ard DESTINY of
North Carolina and the middle States. Let US be
true to that mission, and all may yet be WE'LL
Through the thick gloom of the future We think We
can see the day-star Of reconciled Union. Let US
march steadily towards that glorious light The
work before US calls for many sacrifices and for great
moral courage Even bad government should not
be destroyed until some assurance has been given
that better one will be established; but above all,
good government should not be hastily broken I'D
because Of an apprehension that it may he welded
to our injury. Never despair Of the Republic"
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A secession State Convention will be held
In Florida, January g. .'',i-9.z =
In Alabaina, january Z ~ 49,.
In Mississippi, January z. ~ .E#-A
In Texas, (spontaneous,) January 8. a't
In Georgia. January y. ~ ''9= ''.7d s3f:s
In Louisiana, January 3d. 72 ',i'<
Aspecial session Of the Legislatures each Of Viz
gnia and Tennessee in reference to State Gonven.
ton, WIN meet on the 9TH January. The Legisla-
ture Of North Carolina has given leave Of absenes
to members until 7th January when the Bill report
ed by the majority Of Committee on Federui Rels.-
tons and the whole subject Of Convention, seces
sion &c, &c will be the first thing IN order It
Ind BEEN made the special order for iheSd Jsfsiary
9 " ~ s1ab atsa
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Another Fire in Raleigh!

On Thursday morning last about o'clock, tho
building occupied by Mr.. w. J. Lougee as tin
store on Fayetteville street. discovered to be on
fire. The fire had been communicated to the rear
part of the building, and appeared to have been kin.
died near the ground under one of the stills. The
alarm was given by one Of the City Watchmen, Mr..
johnson, who happened to be passing. By great
efforts the fire was extingushed yet but for barrel
of water which happened to be near, the building
which had caught, together with the entire block,
would have been consumed. The fire had been ap-
piled nearly under the steps leading to the upper
portion Of the building, which was occupied by Mr..
Kreth and family; and but for its timely discovery,
portion if not all the family. including several lit
tie children, would most probably have been stifed
and consumed. There can be no doubt that it was
the act Of an ncendiary, and the probability is that
the fire was produced by liquid touched of by
. match. few minutes after this fire was extin.
guished another alarm was given, and it was found
that the rear portion Of the house occupied by Mr.
Maunder as marble and tombstone establishment,
mad been fired-this building being but few feet
from Mr.. Lougee's. The fire had burned through
the building, but it was speedily put out
e We understand that the Mayor has given direc.
tons which will ensure the strictest watch every
night But for the fact that the City Guard were
out on duty as they are at all hours of the night,
this fire would not have been discovered until too
late to be extinguished The authorities will omit
nothing calculated to ensure protection against in.
cendiaries yet at the same time it becomes our cit
Gems to be vigilant about their own premises.
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November Is, 1860
a. c. LINDsEY,s SELECT SCHOOL,

NEAR McLsAx's STATION, GrnFoRD Co., N. C.
VINHIS LOCATION chosen for classical school be.
l. Of its remoteness from influences calculated
distract the attention. corrupt the morals encourage
travagsnce.
The third session will commence on the ath January.
Board, in good families, topper month.
Classical Tuition per session. SIS
English from *ls 10 tsn.
Dec L 1850. 4a-wst.
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.OL1N HIGH SCHOOL.
Male and Female.

suia@HE NEXT SESSION will begin January 10Th, 1881.
This school offers the advantages Of sound eduea.
ss On Iadsrate TERMS and with little risk to the morals
~ schoa large and comfortable. the village
heslthy and the school 10 successful operation.
- Nis: Pursis will continue her efficient services in the
IsmaIe department.
BSard, Including washing fuel, etc. from " 70 10 es
;s;c, q .dv.nce from u 80 to go Music t91 Con.
r .; INT, Zee Al. A. H. MERRITT, A. NJ,
Principal.
8 ~. a faeo - q - go 5e-W5t.
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; READ AND ENQUIRE.

a NY ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN BUSI-
tsat is as respectable AZ any in the State is in
- Of the most beautiful and desirable towns of North.
Gsroii.s and is quite profitable and requires less capital
- kss up than any other business that be engaged
in an be further iaorned application by letteror 9th
vise 10 The Editor Of the n e. Standard, who will in
rn me- and will give reasons for wishing 10 SELL Terms
!, ~ Apply early ,nvppr,.pp
- a.~~rr,.a al 1a6o 8x-wtf
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HUGHES, ACADEMY

yuyHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL. UNDER
the charge Of the subscriber Prineipa' and H. Nor
wood q Joint Principal will begin MONDAY. January
7ih lssl Terms beretofore Tuition in Classical de.
ps-tmeut e25 In English department $l5 on. Board
session Religious service at the Academy often
7 vsnent. D. ".dUHdEo.
JY.c.uler II. 1850. sO-w5t.
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ROANOKE FEMALE SEMINARY.

ROANOKE FEMALE SEMINARY.
VNHIS INSTITUTION. ut the residence Of Dr. J. +.
II Watson near Roanoke p. o., Martin Co, n. c., is
established permanent basis The next session
will begin the first Monday in February under the
Of Miss Sue Williams Of North Carolina, aided by su,a.
BILE assistant, should one be needed and comma.
dous School House will be provided aud every taken
to render this good school OR girls and mall bOys
TERMS
Spelling. reading and writing. per session, $40 20
Higher English Branches, 1850
French. 75O
Music On Piano. 20 %
Use Of Instrument, 500
Board in famil: Of the Proprietor per month"; ~ 20
days in . week, with washing At home, 90
For further particulars address the proprietor.
J. T. WATSON.
Dec. 81, 1862 62-w4t.s
e Register copy 8 weeks.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-02

The RI Rev. Bishop Atkinson, Of thi: Diocese,
place, in which he argued, with great force, the
near approach Of the end Of all things He presented
all civilized nations IN panoramic view to his au.
dience, and pointed out the fullflment Of various
prophecies both in their past history and present
state In the unsettled state of Europe, and the Ia
mentable condition Of this country, he saw that
"fear. and perplexity". which the prophet said
would possess The minds Of men Immediately before
the coming OF the Lord We did not hear the dis.
course, but we learn tfe effect was rather uncon
tsrtable-Wil Herald. sIe ~ =
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ST. JOHN'ss COLLEGE,
Oxronp, Mt

$500 sOxr0nD y. G. -
eusHE sRRING SESSION OF THIS INSTIIITlOy
i7 T1iH commence the LIST MONDAY IN Jsnussy, and
~ Of ths Fall the I'd MONDAY in July.
Tor prcs Of board rstes Of tuition snd course OF stu
e THOMAS c. TULEY, Principal.
ss II. usssSSukay q 1850. s. ~. fSf- 4S-w8m.&
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SorTH CARoLlNfANs IN TIE FEDERAL SERVICE
The following officers in the United States army are
South Carolnans Majors, 4; brevet major l;
areyet colonel, captains II LIST licuteaants 8
I'd lieutenants 8. In the navy there are con,nar.
doris, 8 captains, 10 isatensnts, surgeons pur..
Get, 8 masters, midshfbmcn, and engineer.
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Dee. IL, 1850.
NOTICE.

A PPLlCATION WILL BE MADE To THE NEXT
"A Legislature to TO Yxdkin county that part Of
Iredell county commencing the southwest of
Ysdkin county thence running with the Wilkes line
the south prong Of Hunting creek thence down said creek
with its meanders to Daltous bridge Hunters bridge,
on Big Hunting creek thence east to the Dsvi. line
MANY CITIZENS.
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THE TARBORO' HOTEL,

(t0RMEhLY MRS. GRfGoRfs)
TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED THE
y interest Of II. s. Lloyd, decd. in this well known
and popular Hotel in the town Of Tai b0rO has becnme its
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IENNING PIGGOTT,

JENNING PIGG0TT, =.
.,r-,ArToRNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
- = p 1MTE or NoRTH.CARoLINA,
L. .srm.nsutIy situated Washington, D. c, where be
s sts.uI u eisims against the Governu, aud esps.
az I'm -. 1885. se-wiypd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22
CORRECTION.
OthhES lON.
RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 18th, 1861

RICHMOND, Va JAN 18th, 1861.
To the Eiitor Of tie Waig:
In looking over the columns Of your issue Of th.
morning. (lsh) find 1 am reported voting in the af
irmatve Mr.. Seddons proposition offered as an adj
diion TO the first resolution OF the COMMITTEES report
Federal Relations This is Il mistake, unintentiOnaily
made am sure, bat which desire to be corrected
Upon the resolution alluded to- voted distinct nay
aud did it not that it liable TO any intrinsic OF ect
on but because in my opinion, il substantially EN-
Bodied in the report of the Committee, which bumbl,
conceive amply guards against all the dangers, abou
which such fears have been expressed.
Another error has also been committed in reporting
my vote Oh the last resolution offered by Mr.. Newton
On that resolution. voted aye
1t is due 20 myself to make this statement, and yor
will oblige by giving it an insertion in your columns
Respectfully, J. b. JETr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS

Prrge, regulate and nyg the time within s1
they relieve the bowels affect the secre hen Tie iet
son At the pit the ,ch caused by indigestion
render the circulation Of the blood equsbe Thus hJ cur
venesI Biousnsss. Congestion, Headache. Ruisrns ~
Heart Nrrrossnss Hyst.rs Female Complaint Maou' y
and disorders Of the ii stiye secreiye and deharas
Administered spring cstharte they put the y'tem
condition for the summer Campaign and as hey ponsh &
Of weakening the syster may be given safely 70 pash"
stamina has BEEN exhausted by sickness -,
RADwLYs RRS disiafecis ana nsuahis
diseased bo1d depriyng Of the corupiing yrnel s
genders ruDercls the Lnngs Bronchitis Gu nay,
Canoe Salt Rhsum, Eyp las Ing.mnsilon OF the
kinds Of Erupons Tumo. and cehaTgng sores 10 seo
SYPHILIS 5croulous disorde and all hereditary, eH9hS
constitutional maadie. It aad Eradicate the h
causes ef the DIS ase, -,
Railways Remedies are cold by Druggists egery'bS'
RAILWAY co,
% John Street, New iOr:
PURCELL. LADD CO.. and JOHN 7. GRAY, geners ~
sale ag, for Of Virginia, who uI supply us
the prices charged By Railway Co., In Mes fo'A
al
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VIZ Snmmer,, Letter.

We surreader cur entire editorial space today to the
publication of letter from the pen OF the Hon. george
W Summers. II were needless to recommend its peru
sal to our readers it viii be read with IN
terest and pleasure by the whole country.
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CORRECTION.

House. OY DELEGATES, Jan. 2lst, 1861.
To The Editor Of the Wing:
hrd in your paper of the 18th instant, that was
reported having voted the II instant against the
subsu offered by Mr.. Newton for the preamble Of the
report of the committee Federal Affairs. As voted
for the substitute and against it, please make the
correction.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN l.. VOOLFOLK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22
TIE MINUTE MEDICINE.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF 1, truly minute Medicine, O'
will minutes dis that other remedies require ir
AMI days to effect and will relieve tie sgonie pam Of he,
and nammatoy diseases seconds when all other Remedies ~
atoe ether.
R.Dw Rs.Dr RsLEE should he kept In III. house as
Kept Jor sedfn nee or GTes scGps for s1y oHE slld'
cOHfdlrltO Hundreds sudden ascss OF disease @
one dos Of would save Persons subject Eta Cramps sPl
Hons Cocs kc should be able reach II tho los act u
ser,d Taxing during the agu. ci prevent seeo'e
l. the great andote to pain, whehsr arising from eIiefia
internal from sudden malady Pyers orenahlt
sudden cnnzes Of temperature unwhDesoms vapo are ~
pei ed before they have obtained hold upon the system
hygeIan operation.
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To COMPREHENSIVE.

To CORRESPONDENTS.
ELssrs o. busiasss nasfbs addressed 20 M SdIor 81 IA
Wass.
Aolss WRITER sifcs o. s paper tctl Not % Puols
TAisfsd rts Of long sandia9, Ogg 20 % bao-H 20 a.
e dspdrted FROM Ooifry nosacsssSeel
~ FigAslinss ara oAdrged Jor a. ddpertAsensenfs
O. Va saazo! undertake 70 re.E-n rejected cOsnssaSe70i
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Average monthy ecuiahon, foi,,o Ihb monthly
Of the discounts In $780, ff s55 do do payable At u. es,
ssIs,2fB do do. payable out Of the STATE, si3sC0s
Foreign bills protested payable at Ss~ York 600 Do a
at New Orleans 100; bills receivable protessd payable s.
oreans, siosoo. fH
From similar statement furnished by VIM P. s,ro,b.
Esq Cashier Of the Exchange Bank 10 this city, y. h,,. ia
following
PAGER dsunoted, payable In Richmond Largest amount an,
month In 1890 In November smallest amount 7.s
In September. Monthly average, t2.s,iTI.
Paper discounted payable In oher parts Of the
amount t2I.Ioo In February smallest. 49, In July Mony
average, sis.2sl.
Paper discounted, payable cut Of Virginia Largest snouu
s1oTof In February; smallest, CO.. ST. In may Monthly ave-.
rage, tSO.s50.
Monthly average Of all discounts tS eos Of which payable
Virginia. s2c545s Total d,countsi 1882 yryn,
Bs3,i9 payable out Of Virginia, 500 Aggregate Dis
counts A2I6s9L
Bills and notes payable out q the sse retained under pro
test, viz:
On Baltimore, promptly paid here. t9Co
va NeH iofk tlofts
Promp ly paid here, ....................... Ia 2
Remaining unpaid :................f l5,OoO which
we'd 10 be IN rood