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NV 1oRK August 30 The Heralds " ash
ington special saws: The late Treasury defalcs-
ton WAS not - disastrous at first supposed
nor is IL by any means certain that the Govern
meht will sustain any loss az all 10 the final set
tlemeht. Near Sl2 900. 900 we're involved. If re-
ports be true OF this amount II has transpired
that about 800 900 were promptly settled by
couSeyances aud asst sisnmcnts purpoTtng to be
good for the balance. have also came in posses
sion of tha Department In addition to this
bail bonds are held of quarter of million of
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tary Public Is IN the once.
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A happy and prosperous new year to our friends
and patrons But what contrast between the be-
ginning Of this year and that of 1892 How macy
thousands have died, how many have been widowed
and orphaned, and what suffering since that time |
But" while there is life there is hope" We trust
.sut the advent of 1866 may be attended by better
,mens than we can now see. The future is in the
lands OF an An-wise and ALL mercifal Being. "Man
proposes, but God disposes" Whatever may hap
I'm to US, we must learn to submit to His i'll. Ma
IONS rise and fall at His command Sinner as we
ire, We feel that the universal prayer is peculiarly
appropriate to US all at this time: sour Father,
who art in Heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy
Kingdom come. Thy will be done, on earth, as it
is in Heaven" That Kingdom will not come amid
blood AMI carnage; that will may not be done &C
eording 10 our will. But it will be DONE" wheth-
er We pray for it not Let each one do his or her
duty during the coming year, and leave results to
thai Being, who "is too wise to eIr, and too good
II be unkind."
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OF the Generals who fell at Franklin in the recent
battle We make the following brief mention:
Maj. Gen. Pat Clebnrne was native of Ireland.
lie had resided in Arkansas many years before tie
war, and was lawyer ~ profession.
Brig Gen. Strshl. was we believe, a native Of
Ohio. but was residing in Tennessee q: the COM
mencement Of the war.
Maj Gen. Gist was South. CArolinian.s
Brigadier General Gordon rennessean by birth,
but until the commencement of hostilities hsd re-
sided some years in Texas At that time he return
ed to Tennessee and raised a company.
Br!gadier General Granbury, was from Texas,
but whether native or not We do not remember
Major General Quar'es, was Virginian:by birth,
but from boyhood had been resident OF Tennessee.
He was a lawyer by profession and had only re-
Gently received his promotion as Major General -
He is reported MORALLY wounded.
Major General John G. Brown, Tenncssean,
and lawyer by profession. He is reported only
slightly wounded.
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RALEIGH: WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4, 1ss5,

TN orASDARD-Oar subscription list is still
god i'nd Is increasing, but we would say to our
iend@ that the unsettled condition of the country
VI icf Is constantly cutting off the circulation of
i'pers and the unfortunate and rapid depre.
til OF the currency, render it necessary that we
should appeal to them to aid US in increasing our
St We cannot afford our newspaper much longer
at present rates. unless our list should be consider
ably creased The return of the members of the
Legs tare to Raleigh on the 18th Of this month
will I'd good opportunity to send money for
the dard Nor is there much if any risk at
hi, by mail We have had no complaints re-
,er money lost in the mails. If each subscri-
her We will take sufficient interest in the Stan
~ g. procure Just one more subscriber, we shall
= :. continue to publish for some time at pres
pnces. We are paying twelve prices for ink,
I'D twenty prices for paper, and receiving but ten
rices fer the Standard Our readers will perceive
rom this alone that our business is not at all re-
lluneratiye.
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the 6rst day of January A. d. 1885, and have contiau
TO be employ since that timo.
Provided tanners shall sell onetird Of their leather
to INDECENT soldiers wives and widows for their
at schedule prices.
Provided that provision Of this act shall be
strued exempt from militia service any person
toned herein Of actual seryie Instruction in
vason of the county in which he resides, BY Federal
forces except the persons and classes mentioned in u
section of act in relation 10 the Militia aud Guard
for Home Defence, ratified the 7th of July, 1863
SIC. 8. Be further enacted That this act shall be in
force from and after its ratification.
Read three times and ratified IN General Assembly this
23d day of December, A. D., 1854.
r. =. DONNEL, 8. II. C.
GILES MEBAEE, s. D.
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nized forces It is also stated that the advance OF
Hoods army reached Florence, Ala, on the siss
December.
Dispatches from Fortress Monroe had been 70.
ceised announcing the failure Of the expeainoa.
against Wilmington, though claiming that grsa s
deal Of damage was done to Fort Fisher and the
capture Of company Of the enemy outside OF the
~ Heavy firing in the direction of Dutch Gap below
a nScnmond on the S1st. Every thing quiet IN
''e ger respects around Petersburg and Richmond +.
III sherman has informed the Secretary Of War OF
ward Augusta '"'
congressional news at Richmond unimportant
6a SNOW storm at Richmond on the 31st
oo'o IN New York on the 2sth, 23s.
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es. An .o. to grade sb1 Common Schools and
Ct. An act % .inj}spor.te tae Deep River
6s. An act ~ IA slief ofthe wives and fam
Lies Of soldiers 10 tie lrmy.
os.. An act TO autbfize attachments against
Corporations 80
~. An act to .athoriss the Mayor and Com
missloners Of the own Of Fayetteville to supply
said town With alter.
II. An act &, Incorporate the North Carolina
Company Of Caemists.
~ An act to amend the Hickory Nut Turn
pike Road
70. Al actto amend an act entitled San act
"ut1orizllg tho Governor to issue commissions to
hoid courts Of Oyer and Terminer' and for 9TH
er purposes, ratified the 9th day Of February,
1907 I'd also an act entitled IAN act to author
ne curtis Of Oyer and Terminer," ratified the
lzth ay Of December 1868.
. q An act to secure the State Salt Works
fro interruption.
?: An act to provide for the keeping up the
lonc Roads in the county of Watauga.
10. An act in relation to the collection of ar
.tobeson.
- ~Au o9O ioT TIC feilcI VI IuuIScu9 AouA-
lies OF soldiers from Northampton county.
IL: An act to incorporate PeeDee Lodge, No.
lou A. \. M. in the county Of Stanly.
~. An act for the relief Of suffering and needy
prisoners of war from North Carolina.
&c. An act to amend the l43d Chapter Of the
cts Of 1858-5y, entitled ian act to authorize the
Roanoke Navigation Company to discontinue the
use of their canal around the Grand Falls of the
Roanoke river, and to make sale of their real es-
late, water power and other privileges, between
North Carolina
81. An act to legalize certain acts Of the coun-
ty court Of Madison aud for other purposes.
80. An act to incorporate Leakesville Lodge,
No 1876, Ancient York Masons.
So. An act to make appropriations for the Mil
itary Establishment of the State.
"a. An act to provide for holding the courts
in the county of Hartford.
80. An act to incorporate the William Il. Da-
vie Lodge A. Y. NJ. in Lexington N. G.
81. An act to amend the charter of the Mer-
chants Bank of Newborn.
81. An act appropriating money to the Insane
Asylum
SO. An act authorizing the sale of lots in the
town of Webster
o.. al act W Incorporate the Laplace r1iSn
School.
90. Resolution in favor Of D. NJ. Ray, Tax
Collector in Madison county.
81. Resolution iu favor of Joseph w. Steed,
former sheriff Of Randolph county.
90. Resolution for the raiief of Powell, Lowe
& Company, Of Wilmington 80.
| SO. Resolution in reference to the officers Of
| the General Assembly.
|. "a. Resolution in favor Of j. s. Montgomery
Of Caldwell county.
IS. Resolution in favor Of Messrs. Creech &
Litchford
SO: Resolution for the protection Of the State
Salt Works.
81. Resolution in favor of Virginia Atkinson
| Executrix Of P. A. Atkinson.
%. Resolution in reference to tho Revenue
Laws.
| 80. Resolution in favor of w. A. Maroney,
Sheriff of Davie.
10T Resolutions protesting against i'll treat
! mert slaves conscribed for military purposes
10H Resolution ins:ructing the State Sal
Commissioner as to the making of Salt in BLADDER
| county,
102 Resolution of thanks to Capt. John A
league and the men under his command.
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The SECRET OF ESGLANDs GREArsEss.-It ives =
noble and beautiful answer Of our Queen says the
British Workman, that she gave to an African
prince, who sent an embasssge, with costly pre-
sents and asked her in return to tell him the
o. E?glsnds greatness and England's glory and
our beloved Queen sent him, not the number Of her
armies, not the account Of her bonndless merchau-
disc not the details of her inexhaustible wealth.
She did not, like Hezekiah, in an evil hour, show
the ambassador her diamonds, and her rich orna-
ments but handing him beautifully bound copy
of the Bible she said: Tell the Prince that this is
the secret Of E glands greatness"
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FOR coMmIssIo YER IN EASTERN WARD.

FOR cOMMIssIO YER IN EASTERN WARD.
UHAvING BEEN SOLICITED BY MANY FRIENDS.
LII again announce myself candidate for Commits.
siouer for reelection, promising my friends. if again
elected shall endeavor to them faithfully and itn
partially; and in casting votes in Council shall eay
vote for such shall honestly believe 10 "
for the best interest and welfare of maturity Of The people
of the Ward.
take the present opportunity to return my gr.tesl
thanks my friends for the very large and fattcrng vote
which they have heretofore been pleased to give me- and
sincerely trusting they will be kind enough their
confidence at the ensuing election beg subscribe N.Y.
self Your humble and obt servt
Jan 2, 1865. I'D
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NEGRO HlRE.-Such is the imitation Of the curren-
cy and the demand for labor, that we learn that
negro men have been hired for the coming year
tr one thousand dollars, to be fed and clothed by
the hirer. The prices range from three hundred to
one thousand dollars. Slaves are bringing in mar
ket, when Sold from three thousand to SIX thousand
dollars, according to age, sex, health and ap-
pearance. The "institution" appears to be on q
firm footing.
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We observe, from correspondence published in
the South Carolina papers, between the Governor
of that State and the Secretary Of War; the latter
declines to grant furloughs to officers in the army
of Northern Virginia who are members of the Leg
islature so as to enable them to perform their du
ties as legislators. To this extent therefore, the
Secretary of War has decided that the people of q
State shall not be free to elect whom they please
represent them in their Legislature.
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\ Mr.. DICKS SPEEcH.-We learn that at the request
Of many Of bis constituents and of other friends Mr..
Dick is engaged in writing out his speech delivered
at the recent session of the Legislature Mr.. Pools
resolutions; and we hope to have the pleasure soon
of LAYING the speech before our readers.
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MIR. POOLS Spee ch.

We have the pleasure of laying before readers
today the speech delivered by John Pool, Esq, the
SENIOR frtm BERTHE, at the recent session Of the
Legislature on his resolutions proposing to appoint
2onmissioasrs to treat for peace.
y IT.. Poolhas made 4 very lucid and able argu-
I ,.uson til subject We commend his speech to
.s scial tten!ion Of our readers. Peruse it care
u - tkn band it to your rs;shoors.
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HEADQUARTERS, 4TH REar. HoxE GuARbs,}
December 2lst, 1854.
a IL OFFICERS AND MEN BELONGING
"A to this Regiment who absent by reason Of
fnrloughs from tbeMedca Examining Board Otherwise
will report promptly at the expiration of their furoughs
Or they will be considered and treated as deserters
Commanding officers Of battaions in the counties 10
which the above belong will forward them in due time
II. BREM,.
OFFICIAL: Lieut.. Col Commanding.
FRANK A. BOND,
Maj A. A. G., S. A.
January ], 1855. At
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STOLEN.

IL the eth inst near the F. L W. Plank Road pale
sorrel horse with blaze in his face his left hind ioos
white, nine ten years old about thirteen urteea
hands high Any nformation that will lead the recove.
~ Of said horse will PROFESSIONALLY rewarded
Ny address Is New Market Postnice Randolph County
Nc. ELIZABETH WHEELER.
Deo ), 1864. 7s-4tld.
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL, :
RALEIGH. N, G,

Right Rev. THos. ATKINSON, D. D., Visitor.
Rev. ALBEIT SxEnks, d. D., Rector.
TINE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE FEBRUARY
l. lst lsS5, and continue twenty weeks. Price Of
Board Fuel and Lights 700 per term. For circular
sppy to the Rector.
Dec. 10, 1864. $751;
F Fayetteville Observer. Wilmington Journal, Char.
lote Democrat Salisbury Waterman Petersburg Express
will insert twice. and send their bills TO this Office
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SALE OF n. c. BONDS. >.

SALE OF N. G. BONDS.
TREASURY DEpAR-akSr or N ca
Raleigh Dec. 18th, 1884 {
g EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
~ ceived 1t this Department till 70 O'Clock the I'd
January next for the purchase of N State nds tho
amount Of bearing per cent Interest With Con.
1898.
The proposals should be endorsed "bid for State
bonds"
reserve the right to reject bids below what may deem
it advantageous to I've State To accept
The bids must b. for $500, or the multiple of tsoo
JONATHAN Worth,
Pub. Treaa.
Dec 20, 1864 SID
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SCHEDULE OF PRICES.

SCHEDULE OF PRICES. -"
IN THE SCHEDULE OF PRICES PUBLISHED OVER
Il date Of December 1884, the item Of Cane Molasses
WAS intended to be and is hereby declared omitted ao
geher. The discrepancy in price therefore not In.
tended to be made
Papors still Publishing the Schedule will please omit
the line referred and others who have published it
requested to copy this.
T. (: 4 \: s sIsSxFS; oont'.
January 2 1855. LIT.
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YADKIN COLLEGE,

YADKIN COLLEGE,
DAVIDSON COUNTY, NC. -
vVlHIS INSTITUTION WILL OPEN JANUARY II,
. IL 1875, with full faculty. 4
Auxiliary department, with peculiar advantages. Will
be with the College, directly under the s
reasonable
Address Rsv G. ". HEGE. A. N.
President.
Jan. 9, 1895 lit.
~ Charlotte Democrat Salisbury WatchnAa Salem
Press and Petersburg Express insert one time and send
bills to Standard Office.
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FASArlcIsM. Daily Confederate Of Saturday
last says: .--
Regarding this struggle as one wherein religion
and religious liberty are at stake, We are shocked
whenever minister Of the Gospel Of Christ loses
an opportunity of setting his standard close atong
sie the Confederate banner, TO FLOAT OR PAIL TO-
GETHER" ---a-
That is, the banner of the Prince of Peaee-the
banner of Christ-must be set close along EIDE
aworldly banner which has been rolled and drench'
ed in blood; and these two-the banner OF Ehr'ss
and the flag of war-should " aoat or fall together.
Horrible If the Confederacy lives Christ snail
live but if the Confede-acy falls Christ must faii
Horrible rs
The following counterpart of the aboveswe copy
from one of our exchanges: -
The PIErY OF OUR ENEN1Es.-1t is stated tnat IT
the late session of the Pttsburg Metnoolst Epsee-
pal Conference, after the introductory exercises,
bishop Simpson. in some remarks, laying Dis hand
on the flag Of tie 73d Ohio regiment spoke Of IT,
"as some small patch of azure, filled with stars,
that an angel had snatched from the heavenly
canopy to set the stripes in blood. All over
the vast assembly handkerchief and hats were
waved and before the speaker sat Gown, 'he "noie
and s6outed and saluted, and stamped and clapped,
and wept, and laughed in wild excitement. The
Star Snanpled Banner was sung or rather shouted,
until the audience dispersed asithad to disperse."
The Richmond Enquirer and the Richmond Sem
tinss are proposing to sell out the Confederate
States to foreign powers, and to abolish slavery as
condition precedent TO receiving protection at the
| hands of those powers. The Sentinel utterly ig-
nores the people of the States, and says tour au-
thortes" must do this thing, if necessary, with an
iron hand without regari to the Constitution or
y the wishes of the people. North Carolina will
never submit to it. If this movement should be
seriously attempted, and if the Congress should
| cothe the President with supreme power, the Leg
isature of this State will in opinion, instruct
our members of Cong1ess to return to their homes.
PAT THE SoLD1ERs-On Wednesday last Mr..
Aver, of South. Carolina introduced resolution in
the Iouse of Representatives, requesting the Pres
ident>o inform the Houte why it is our soldiers in
the fed have been so bong without pay, and ex-
pressngt as the sense If Congress that our troops
ought to be paid in reference to the employees Of
the government 1t ! shame that our soldiers
are not promptly taidf hen due. Pay the soldiers,
whether others are Pfd or not.
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MARRIED,

On the goth December, 1864, by the Rev. VIM.
E. Pe at the residence of the brides father, Mr..
R. Y LAcK1E of the 2sd S. G. reg't. Co. F, to Miss
S. F., eldest daughter of the Rev. VIM N. Bragg,
of this City.
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MFRS. MILLER CONTINUES TO ACCOA.
NJ modate Boardsrs BY the day, week, Or month.
August J., 1854, ~ 42-u.
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The --latest News.

The Baltimore american of the 2sth, received at
Richmond, says official dispatches from Thomas
represent his army still in pursuit Of Hoods disorga
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CARD NOTICE.

Il Cotton and Wool Cards (ready for use for distrbu
ton Soldiers families, ut SO per pair. Agents will
please cali for them.
H.A. DoWD, A. Q. NJ, N. @.
January l, 1865. 1-St.
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having graduated at the University Of Pcnnsylya-
MIA, at Philadelphia, in lS4-45, and since that
time he has diligently applied himself TO his pro-
fesson and carefully Investigated all the remedial
agents best calculated to alleviate the diseases of
suffering humanity, and thereby merit the conf
dence and esteem of his fellow citizens. The en-
viable reputation which his