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ARTICLEII.

South Carolina
sEorIos2 , The Governor shall be elected by
the electors daily qualified to vote for mernbers
OF the House Of Representatives, and shall no Id
his Office TOR four years, and until his success.
sor shall be chosen and qualified but the
Same person shall not be Governor for two
consecutive terms.
sEoHoH g. No person shall be eligible to the
office oi Governor, unless he hath auained tho
age of thirty years, and hath been a citizen
and resident OF this State for the ten years
next preceding tho day OF election. And no
person shall hold the Office of Governor, and
any ether Office or commission, civil or militia
ry, (except in militia,) under this State or the
united States, or any of them, or any other
power, at one and tho same time.
SECTION 4. The returns of every election of
Governor shall be sealed up by the Managers
of Elections in their respective Districts, and
transmitted, by messenger chosen by them.
TO the seat OF Governments. directed 10 the
secretary OF State. who shail deliver them IN
the Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
az the next ensuing session Of the General Al,
sembly, Turing the first week Of which ses
SION the Speaker shall open and publish them
in the presence, OF both Houses of the General
assembly. The person having the highes,
number OF votes, shall be Governor. but iftwo
OF more shall be equal and a,ighest In yotes,
the General Assembly shall. during the same
session. IN the House Of Representatives. choose
Vne OF mem Governor roce. Contested cleo
lions lor Governor shail be determined by the
denerai Assembly in such manner ss shall he
prescribed by law. 7TTY,s~T
SEcTIos B.. Lieutenant Governor shall be
chosen at the same time. in the same mAhner.
continue IN Office for the same period, and be
possessed oi the same qualifications as the Cow
,rnor and shall tr o6icio be President Of the
senate. 80, 'N
SECTION 6. ThoLieatenant Governor, acting
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ARTICLE VII.
AR1ICL8 VIII.

An laws Of force in this State, at the adop-.
tion u This Constitution, and not repugnant
pealeh by the General Assembly, except where
they are Temporary, in which case they shall
expire at the times respectively limited for
General Assembly, ''
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ft4 PetepsburR,s Va,
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CANCER

A New and Important Discovery
IN THE MEDICAL KINGDOM.
THE DANGEROUS AFFECTION, which has long
been horror to the people of our land, mus.
now be expelled from the human race.
All persons now laboring under the Affections
of such disease are respectfully solicited to call
and spend few days with me. Do not remain
at home, lingering under horrible torture, but
come to me and be relieved.
have effected cures ON persons who thought
themselves doomed beyond the relief of man,
and all persons, afflicted with cancers, shall re-
ceiye the same treatment and the same cure, if
they will come and spend short time with me.
invite your especial attention to what say,
ye who are afflicted with the terrible cancer.
My preparation is not gotten up without skill
and knowledge on my part; but it Is the result
of long and of faithful study, and is now submit
ted to the public, after testing its wonderful
medical virtues can say with all confidence
that no gentleman or lady, suffering from cancer,
should delay to test the efficacy Of my prepare
ton.
MODE OF TREATMENT.
The medicated ointment is applied and goes
directly around the parts affected, and separates
it from the sound parts. It soon falls out, and
leaves the sore in a healthy condition, which is
soon healed. also give internal medicines,
which relieve the system of all the effects of the
disease, promote appetite and vigor; and the
patient is soon returned to his home freed from
burden which he has been enduring in misery.
I have effected some of the most wonderful
cures in the world, Francis Konogy had been
suffering from large tumor of the ear for eight
years, and had resorted to every accessible
means for relief But none could be obtained,
until he put himself under my treatment, and
now he is restored to perfect health.
All who suffer like he did, like him can find
relief of me.
CERTIFICATE
The undersigned do certify on honor that we
have been carefully treated and successfully
cured by DR.. w. d. Cults, and we recommend to
all other persons similarly afRieted to come and
receive the same treatment
JOHN WEAvEL,
Cancer six years standing.
NANCY WEAVER,
Cancer twenty one years standing
BARrHALIA SULLIVAN,
Cancer five years standing
ALMErAs TICE,
Cancer four years standing
ABIGAIL CLoDFETTER,
Cancer five years standing
If the above be not considered sufficient proof,
the anxious inquirer can address the following
named gentlemen:
Hamilton Tce, Abbott's Creek, N. c.; William
Weaver, Abbott's Greek, N. c., or Henry Darr,
Rich Fork, N. C.
TERMS
If make permanent cure remuneration is
expected, if not make no charge.
My charge for curing cancer ranges from $500
to $780,
Board can be obtained at IS per month. Loca'
ton at the residence of Henry Darr, four miles
from Thomasville, Davidson county, N. c.
For further particulars address
WILLIAM II. QUITS,
Rich Fork,
Davidson County, N. G.
Sept 81 1866. 40-w3m.
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The course of the New York Herald and
of Raymond, should be to the South both a
reminder and a warning. It is a repetition
of the experiences of days not far remote
The South was quiet while the North was
settling the problem whether it would be
true to its declarations and promises, and re-
turn to the government of the Constitution.
But the Philadelphia Convention was called,
and the attendance of the South made a
test of that amicable spirit and good faith.
Raymond had everything there as he want
ed it. He dictated the resolutions, he wrote
the address, he enlisted the South in their
support, and then went,-to do what9 To
unite with Bennett in betraying us They
encouraged us to take position, and are
now busy in uniting the North against it y
Had the South not suffered enough that
these persons should thus treat us in our woe,
SO treacherously and so foully Is there no
faith, no honor, no mercy in men Rich
m'ond Enquirer.
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For The STANDARD.

~.
MEssRs EDIToRs II think the simplest
plan of stating to the people the position of
parties, is-Shall we follow those leaders,
who, for the past six years, have led us into
all our troubles or shall we take different
tracka The Pell- Worth men, rehashing
their old saws, are trying the old game Of
passing off misrepresentation for argument.
This appeared most forcibly to your cores
pondent, in reading in the Sentinel, of the
26th current, the distorted comment which
he makes on that letter of Gen. Dockerys.
To the unprejudiced reader, I think, no
clearer proof of Gen. Dockery's record need
be adduced than what may be drawn from
that letter; and this will be amply demon
strated on the approaching 18th proximo.
Let the true Union men-radicals by the
grace of Pell-not be disheartened. know
many of the former dupes of designing dem.
agogues who are resolved to be no longer
led to ruin. Let every Union-loving man
brace himself for the conflict nobly rally
for the flag, and victory is certain.
BANNERET.
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:. Selected Poetry.
From "The Land We Love.
U,be Coufederate Note.

TFrom THE Land we Love.
The Confederate Note.
penresenting nothing on Gods earth now,
And naueht in the waters below IT.,
Asa nledge of nation that's dead and gone,
Keen it, dear friend, and show it.
show It to those who will lend an ear
To the tale that this paper can tell !;
of liberty born, of the patriots dream,
Of a storm-cradled nation that fell
Too poor to possess the precious ores,
And too much stranger to borrow,
We issued to-day our promise to pay,
Hoping to redeem on the morrow.
But days flew by, weeks became years,
Our Golfers were empty still;
Coin was so rare the treasured quake
ia dollar should drop in the till.
We knew it had scarcely value IN gold,
Yet as gold the soldiers received 1t;
IT, looked in our eyes promise to pay,
And each patriot soldier believed it.
But the faith that was in us was strong
indeed,
And our poverty well We discerned
And these little checks represented the
pay
That our suffering veterans earned.
But our boys thought little of price or pay,
Or of bills that were over due;
We knew if it bought us our bread to-day,
Twas the best our poor country could do.
Keep tit tells all our history over,
From the birth of the dream to Its
last;
Modest and born of the angel hope.
Like our hope of success, at passed.
S. A. ].
Richmond, Va, June 2, 1865.
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EXCHANGE OF N. c. BONDS FOR Stocks
STATE OF NORTH-CARoLINA
TREASURY DFPARTMENT
Raleigh. Senfenher oztb 1pec =,

~s~'.SA6AA, 0cptCnptr GGL0, 1856
THE PUBLIC ARE REMINDED THAT
y In pursuance of an Ordinance of the Iats,
Convention, sealed proposals will be received Ss
the undersigned, until u M, on the first ds, !,
November next, for the exchange of the nrino -
pal OF bonds issued by the State before tbe SOu
May, 1861 for the Stocks held by the State IN w,
various Railroads and other Companies. of whieh
the following are the principal: "'''n
North Carolina Railroad Co., $3OO00o
Raleigh d CASTOR Railroad Co.. 6S9HS
Atlantic North Carolina R. r.. IO880S
Western N. G. Railroad Co. 141SGW
Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal Co.. $50 On
NO bid less than par will be entertained Inv
premiums offered may be applied to payment e
the interest due on the bonds offered in excbanoo
Bids viii be opened in the presence of the cer
eInor and Comptroller, and those will be accent.
ed most advantageous to the State. 'p''
Purchasers of preferred stock will not obto;,
rights greater than holders Of stocks moi nressr
red. Pieier-
In consequence Of the bonds and liens be,d n,
the State on various Railroad COMPANIES baHn;.
been In part executed during the late war Ihsyss
concluded not to offer them for exchange nn,;,
the reception Of special instructions from sha
General Assembly. ''oN' 'ne
have deferred the time of opening bids in a.
der that parties interested might have onnortnn.
lty OF examining the reports of the various
Companies for the present year, which no douSt
can be obtained from the proper officers of the
Companies. KEMPP. RATTIE T. '''
oSst-to. Public Treasurer
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Jefferson Davis.

Jefferson Davis.
HE WILL NOT BE TRIED IN OCTOBER
OR NOVEMBER.
Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
RICHMOND. VA, Sept, %, 1866.
It is generally understood here that
Jefferson Davis will not be tried either
in November or October, and it is pos
itively stated that his counsel will be
notified of that fact tomorrow. The
United States District Court will prob
ably be held in this city and at Norfolk
in November, and the Circuit Court
may be held here at the same time, bnt
it is as yet uncertain whether the coun-
Gil for Mr.. Davis will appear there or
not. 1t is said that Judge Underwood
is undecided about coming to this city,
as he is satisfied that there has been a
conspiracy to assassinate him.
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CTATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,
y COUNTY OF HYDE
Superior Court of Law, Spring Term, 1866.
Benjamin T. Simmons,
nan,s,p Simmons; rs and tho Petition. for parti-
heir at law Of William Vii am ton of Lands.
Simmons, dec,
It appearing to the Court that Daniel D. Sim
mons, one of the defendants in the above entitled
cause is nonresident of this State, 1t is, there
fore, ordered that publication be made in the
North Carolina Standard, newspaper, for six sue
to appear at the next term of this Court, on the
ninth Monday after the fourth Monday in Sep
temher next, and plead, answer, or demur to said
petition or Judgment pro confssso will be render
ed as to him.
Witness, WILLIAM g. JARVIS,
sept. 2740-w6w. Clerk Superior Court.
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NoRTH-cARoLINA.I

NORTH.CAROLIN
In GRANVILLE CooNTY.
Superior Court of Law, September Term, 1855.
Russell b, Kingsbury,
vs. SOnginal Attachment.
William b. Hughes.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that William H. Hughes, the defendant in this
case is absent beyond the limits Of this State It ia
therefore, on motion, ordered by the Court that
advertisement be made for six weeks, successive.
ly, in the Raleigh Standard, notifying the said
defendant of the filing of the said attachment,
and that unless he appears at the next term o.
this Court and plead, answer or replevy, or judg-
ment by default final will be granted against him
and the property levied upon ordered to be sold
to satisfy the plaintiffs debt.
Witness, JOHN C. RUSSELL, Clerk of said Court
at Office in Oxford the first Monday ofSeptember
A. D., 1868 JNO. c. RUSSELL, G. 8. G.
Sept Is, 1896. 40-w6w.
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BLEEDING FROM THE NosE.-A sub
scriber TO the Scientific American writes
that recently, while passing down
Broadway, in New York, blood COM
menced running from his nose. He
adds; Il stepped aside and applied
my handkerchief, intending to repair
to the nearest hotel, when gentleman
accosted me, saying, Just put piece of
paper IN your mouth, chew it rapidly.
and it will stop your nose from bleed.
ing. Thanking him rather doubtflly.
| did as he suggested, and the flow Of
blood ceased almost Immediately. have
seen the remedy tried since quite fire.
4uently, and always with success. %
DOUBTLESS any substance would answer
the same as paper. Physicians state
that placing small roll Of paper or mus
lin above the front teeth, under the nd
per lip, and pressing hard on the same.
will arrest bleeding at the nose.
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Robert F. Gill,
William Fl. Hughes.
Permelia ]. Gill,
William 81. Hughes.
Hobgood 8 Reams,
William 81. Hughes.
Hodge & Bro,
William 81. Hughes.

It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that William b. Hughes, the defendant in the
above entitled causes, is absent beyond the limits
of this State, SO that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him. It is, therefore, on
motion, ordered by the Court, that advertisement
be made for six weeks successfully in the Raleigh
Standard, notifying the said defendant of the
filing of the above named attachments, and that
unless he appear at the next term of this Court
and answer or replevy, the same will be taken
pro corJssso, and the property attached will be
witness, AUGUSTINE lands, Clerk Of said
Court, at office in Oxford, the first Monday in
August, A. D., 1865.
A. Lands, C. C. c.
September 18th, 1866. 40-w6w
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.

IT IS SITUATED IN THE HIGHLANDS OF
Onslow County; contains
Three Thousand Acres
in the tract, of which about one thousand are
cleared, and in good condition for cultivation
The whole of it is good Cotton land. One-half
of the farm has crop on it. Three hundred acres
in cotton and two hundred in corn. The resi-
dence is very good one, and all the other build
ings, including Gin house, &c., very good. About
eight miles from shipping point. Win sell on
liberal terms, and, ii the purchaser desires, will
sell the crop, stock, mules, &C., with It
For particulars apply to
L. w. HUMPHREY,
sept N-8S-10tpd. Goldsboro', N. c.
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DIR. j. a. Clopton,
of Huntsville, Ala,

Vi hu4tStAllcs Al6sS
THREATS WITH PERFECT SUCCESS,
Piles, Fistula, Fissures, Structures, Pol.
ypns, Tumors, ScrOfulous Ulcers,
Syphilis, Venereal, Diarrh@a,
Dysentery, Dropsical Al.
fections, &C., &c.
Special attention given to Diseases peculiar to
Females Ulcerations Of the Uterus, F6lypsss Of
the U1eress prolapsus Of the Uterns, Ldceratiosss
of the Rerinaeuna, &C., &C.
He removed a polypus from the uterus as large
as as infants head, and the patient was perfectly
we'll in fifteen days
DR.. c. has never lost patient, nor had an
accident to happen.
Testimonials will be forwarded from the first
gentlemen of all the States South
~ Ofiice-in Huntsville, Ala. immedi-
ately on the Memphis and C. Railroad.
All letters must contain three cent stamp. h
Sept Is, 1856. 77-twaw-ly
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senate-Wake County.

Senate-Wake County.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mai. Wiley d. Jones as candidate
for reelection to the Senate from Wake County.
October l, 1885, 8Ete
NORTH.CAROLINA,l
IN GRANVILLE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, August
Term 1856.
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The proceedings of the Union meet;no
held in Raleigh on the 10th inst. which
nominated Alfred Dockery, Of Richmond
County, for Governor, will be found in th;s
issue: Mr.. Dockery is well known throuol,s
out the State. enough
We will publish the address of Gov Ho,.
den next week.-lSalem Press --'
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For the Standard.


For the Standard.
Meteorological.
The amount of rain which fell in Raleigh
during the month of September, as measured
by rain-guage, was five and half inches.
The lowest temperature observed at A.
NJ, was SO degrees on the 22d.
The highest temperature at 2 P. M. was
90 degrees on the Sd, and 81 degrees on the
10th. F. P. B.
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sDEhfEMBER THAT W. H.&Rs. TUCK
Lii ER d CO., will sell GOOD GOODS at mod
crate rates for the Cash. As Is s.
Aug. Is, 1888. es-tf
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Markets.

- markets.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Gold, 1858 Cot.
ton advancing, 4O@4a.
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Richmond, Va, June 2, 1865.
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NuDitDr'S Mn3et1e.
Sn bfm Rai1enseriGt eun 2e6a @auntn.

Sn bfm BaiIsrseriGt rpn 0eha @auntr.
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StabIer, IbmiriEratpr nit b,isefiistsm
13ill.a, hsr SirtrrlafsufGaft bes Der rlorbsnen
sos bnSetbler, BON 2sha Gauntp.
llnb nun glcssmtsr g.. 1866, auf 8srldlas
BEG Srn. Stunt srnannts bic Court g 8. Ufoore,
gia., oils Gubitcr. um bslaste 8e6nuns iibsr,
,ufstfn. tpenn rBtbis ibsrsul.ttsln, unp Ser.
tDsiIun8 Ha& zen @slfbfn 3u ma2sn.
s-L-sa Aus tsu llrfunbcn.
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Dn rntsrGkrItbsre wlrO ben giIi&hn isIner
GrneNnans abwartsn. auf Gtnfass ben 7tcn
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wcfsibf III ols SutsrsFr;e sllfiapen tSnnsn, tusnn
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Gebr q 6 q tbareS
9iegenDeS 8erm0gell,

Dur1 Yripat Sanbel su Dcrfaufen.
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lssls 80 t.l 80 cine tadaeinsrne e&wsi,r.
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Das gssnttum if bsauem 80 8ir6en unb
S&uien gslssm unb 25 &der bapcn lnb nit
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a& aud scrabe pis man 90 mini l6t barauf -
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bic 9aufret aub ptne ben Stpd--unb 70 fam
bic Sdlfte bts SaufseIbes sessn 8erii&runs auf
pas 9anb lisssn bIsibsn-peldss fGsr purtteil.
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te;atIn- 10 wirb bies aud slnsswtaist.
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Strass In atlsntaun bsi bsm rlnter3eIGnsten. ubr
t'i 9la,ban Wilsr bsr auf rem plabs irotnt.
g8illiam 6. Wabn.
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Ginen Siif bisber seri6tet! {!
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0issst1 sagsS grOgeu.

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banfbar, urp bitten um cine criOdusr baIelben.
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@lsntaun. Sftuber 2, 1866. nqba
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sStr tno Die aussetsbnaasn gudbruder IN
zen Vsrelp'9tsa Gtsatsn-Rtr tatsn 6 Gtabliss
mtnts - r'Ae tSnnsn eabsr unlsrt 8G&sr petl.
laisr Ssr.aufsn unb unft,n gssutsn cine msbr II.
per ale Sommiffcn bs;ablsn. ale irssnb cine an.
.sre gompnsnie. g- ~
/. unins Bafr palfircn nI6t bur& Sante sea
@tnsral'Nsenten (wie eits NIT ben meifsn Sab-
i'rtpttpns Slhr 9eIhitb) uno babsr f5hasis
mir unffrn Sutlcrttuttn Sammlsr bic Grlra
pntsntf, wslGe ssn5anIid ben @snsral. aasu.
ten 3ufommen, In bic 6dnpe fallen IaiIrn. =
@rfabrne Sub(eribsntsn SaminIsr rpsrbtti ben
SoribdI. nitftt init ben Vablistsr 3u tanbsln.
slsla etnIstsn, -
unlsre 8si9sfclss I6lt6t bic m,iR tepuI6rs1
Bnfs db.r ale @sssnRdnbs Dor Bi6tiaists In
I'D. unb ssrtauft i4utu, btibss liipli& unS nsss-
LID. 80
Alts assitfn, unb ale Anbert, tptIdbe be life
br,atltnbsn 4stnil&aftsn winI&en--bslisbsn tiIr
sinsn etteular ju i&idsn unb unIsre psptnauaeen
,u untsrirdsn--anb bann btH gharaitsr nhftrez
s8trtt, NIT esnsn Don antuta publi,irsr iu ssrs
sletGsn. Wan abprsfare. e
National publifbina 60.
Ybtlaeslptla. pa, Bolton. WaT., GinetnuaH.
Obio. Gtieaao, SainOis, st. eeuis, no. pbes
R&mDnb, grainIa.
glppsntsr 27, 1866. ssaz