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Terrible Fire at Lynn, Mass.


Dickens the author, committed suicide here
today.
Terrible Fire at Lynn, Mass.
LYNN, Mass, Dec. 26.-Nearly the entire
city was destroyed by fire last night. The
loss is many millions The suffering is indie
scribable. The fire originated in Lyceum
Hall GE $500 * ssrE
DueI..Fatal Result.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 23.-An encounter took
place at St. Joseph to. day, between Hon. j.
L. Early, prominent lawyer, and Colonel
T. A. Green, also lawyer, in which Mr..
Early was shot and killed. The affair grew
out of an article published in the Herald
yesterday, rejecting upon Green as lawyer,
which Green supposed Early to be the author
of. .'
Destructive Fire in Richmond.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 26.-The distillery
of J. r. Sedgewick the plaster mill of Allen
& Macgruder, and seven small dwelling
houses, on Thirty-sixth street, were destroyed
by fire to day. Loss $4,000.
AGAINST THE SUBsoRIPTIoN.-The Suffolk
Sun thinks that Nansemond county, (Va.,)
has voted against the subscription of $500, 900
to the Norfolk and Great Western Railroad.
Only small vote was polled. q, q
Near Lexington, Miss, last week John
Anderson was stabbed and killed by Thos.
Davidson. r,r. -r sod
George l.. Patton was shot and DANCE
rously wounded at jackson, Miss, on Fri
day, by George S. Yerger. 1,, M g..s ~.
THE AMNESTY PRoCLAMATIoN.-The am
nesty proclamation of the President is the
subject of much comment here. Not SO
much fault isyfound with it because it pre-
tends to release all the rebels from the pen.
alties of their crimes, as because the Presl-
dent again sssumes the exercise of a pardon
ing or amnesty power, which is looked up
on by many as simply usurpation, and as
in no wise conferred by the clause of the
Constitution which defines the power of
the President to grant pardons and reprieves.
1t is not popular movement by any means
Wash. Cor. NeU York Times.
The London Times in reviewing the report
of the Secretary of the Treasury, takes
disIleartening view of American finances.
The cotton mills of Manchester have deci-
ded to work only half time for the present.
THE FORTY FIRST CoNGREss.-Thcre is
now very little doubt that the Forty first
Congress will meet on the 4th of March, and
remain in session for some time for the trans
action of Legitimate business The question
of the the repeal of the law providing for
the meeting on that day las been considered
by several of the leading Senators and Rep
resentatives. anil there was general concur
renee in opinion that its repeal would be
advisable. But it is now understood on
high authority that it is deemed expedient
that there should be session of one or
two months to aid the incoming Admin
istratinn in carrying out certain important
public measures which may he proposed.
-Rash. Cor ~ Y. Times.
Burk, Graham & Co., of Philadelphia,
have purchased the Friendship Iron Banks
and Foundry in Guilforl county, N. c., and
intend to commence working the same at
once. Success to all such enterprises.
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IRON WORKS FOR SALE!

r DESIRE To SELL THE CATAWBA
j Forge Iron Works. situated on Jacobs Fork
River, Catawba County, N. c., with about 400
acres, valuable land attached. These valuable
Works were put up during the late war, by
Messrs. Gates, Clapp & Co., The fall of water
at the Forge is 20 feet, which is power enough
for almost any kind of Machinery.
Twill also sell 1000 acres of land in said county,
in different tracts. Here is chance for capt.
talsts to make an Investment, as the above prop
erty, will be sold on reasonable terms.
+ II not disposed OF privately, the above desert
bed property win be sold at public auction on the
24thlmst.; also my stock of every kind, wagons,
Mules, and many other articles, too tedious to
mention.
A. s. RAMSOUR,
Ramsour's Mills, Catawba County, N: c.,
does aG 5idl5a s.4 s3e.t la.t, 211-tf
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GET THE BEST ALMANAC.

Turner'S North Carolina Almanac for 1869
uAS THE STATE GOVERNMENT IN
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Homestead Law; Digest of State Constitution !;
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most complete and valuable Almanac ever pub
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For sale by JAS II. ENN1SS,
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NOTICE.

nN,THE NIGHT OF THE path DECEM-
" Der, 1858, my Store was robbed, and GER
tfcate Of deposit, issued by the State National
Bank No. 5, dated September, 4th 1858, for $40,
payable to my order; also, acertiicate OF deposit
issued by the same Bank to my order, No. 80,
dated 31st October, tor 50, was stolen. hereby
warn the public not to receive the same, as they
were not endorsed by me, and payment has been
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TO gTsrICEs OF THE PEACE.

TO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
TN ORDER TO INSURE UNIFORMITY OF
i action, and in answer to numerous solicita-
tions, the undersigned has prepared, under direc-
ton of the Code Commissioners, and has just
published a
DOCKET-FOr Justices of the Peace.
which he offers for sale at a moderate advance on
the cost. ~
Price of the Docket, securely bound for record,
$780,
The money to accompany all orders. The use
the labors of Magistrates. A page is ruled and
printed for each case, containing blank forms,
easily filled up, for entering SUITS and docketing
Judgment. Vertical lines are ruled opposite a
full enumeration of fees and costs for each case.
Address or apply to
.i FRANCIS J. MENNINGER,
Office Secretary of State,
nov 16-263-tf. Raleigh, N. c.
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Died.

sumption, Mrs. MARTHA A. HUDSON, wife
OF Mr.. Thomas J. Hudson. a,
Her remains were brought to Raleigh ON Fri
day aud inferred in the city cemetery
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.t.s.s 49,. Treasury Department,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
Wdstia0ton June 18th, 1868.

10 1TcacuIs OSPditWOnt3
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
Washington, June 18th, 1858.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence present
w ed to the undersigned, it has been made TO
appear that the State National Bank of Raleigh,
in the City OF Raleigh in the County OF Wake,
and State OF North Carolina, has been duly or
ganized under and according to the requirements
OF the Act of Congress entitled IAN act to provide
a National Currency secured by pledge OF
United States bonds, and t" provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June Sd, 1864 and has complied with all the pro-
visions of said Act required to be complied with
before commencing the business of Banking un-
der said Act.
Now therefore I, Holland R. Hulburd Comp
troller of the Currency. do hereby certify that
the Stare National Bank of Raleigh, in the City
OF Raleigh, inf the county of Wake, and State of
North Carolina, is authorized to commence the
business of Banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal OF office this eighteenth day of June, 1868.
HILAND R. HULBURD,
SEAL. Comptroller Of the Currency.
July 2, 1867. 15O-tf
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What is Noble 2

D. !. !
What is nobleg To inherit al
Wealth, estate and proud degree?
There must be some other merit !
lIighcisyet than these.for me!
Something greater far must enter 81
Into lilies majestic span; g E (
Fitted to create and centre - --~ -
rruc nobility in man
What is noblcs IT'S the finer
Portion OF our Mind and Heart,
Linked to something still diyiner
Than mefc language can ilnpart;
Ever prpmpting-evcr seeing
SOME Improvement yet to plan;
To aplift our ieiowbcing
Aud, like masb tn feel for Man.
What is no6ieg Is The sabre
-sses NobleT THAI, She humble spade ?ra.zys
There's dignity in labor
..s4'rHer thai Ger p0mp aTayed! lga eOs3
He who seeks the Minds improvement
eei2 Aids tie world, in aiding Miid;i go N''4'
Every great commanding movement .!ziE
Serves not onc-but all mankind. .-.f
Der the FORCES heat, and ashes, S'jsf''i 'Hi
if.s DER the Engines iron head, gfgI 10
Where the rapid shuttle fashcs, $3.50. 40,
And tne spindle whirs jts thread; ''
4 There is labor lowly teniiag .,if b5es 4 ~
Each requirement Of the hour, s....
There is genius still extending
aim Scieace--and its world of powerl ;.,E hlp
BAL yya6
Mid the dust, and speed and clsmoE
t'.AA OF the loom shed and the mill; III . 'l'a-
Midst the ctank OF wheel and liauimcflG iH'l'
Great results arc growing sttb .....-,r
ou Though, too oft, by fashions creatures,
Work and workers may be blamed, nii!. had
=, Gommet ce need not hide her features !, e., a
Industry is not asliaipA.
f.ioWhat is noble? Ttai which places ia Il
Truth in its cRtrauehised wills al, ,,,.t....t -
Leaving steps, like angel traces,
hag9Tllat 4saAkind may follow still J. - 10 ~
Zen tho Scorn's malignant glaeces q gofd
Proved him poorest oil his can,
,biHe's the Nobte--wlIo advances ~ti9a3 BIO
- Freedom and the Cause o4 Naas. .,YsH 9d h.
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DOCKS OF SUBSCRIPTION FOR AN IN
ID crease of the Capital stock of this Bank to
limited amount will be opened on the LIST of
january, next at the Banking House,in this City.
& Persons wishing stock will please apply at the
Bank. C. DEWEY, Cashier.
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EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY.
rTNHERE WILL BE NO VACATION IN THIS
i Institution this winter. The next Session
will commence on the fourth Monday OF January,
1869. Pupils will be received ut any time. The
ENTIRE EXPENSE ni Board and Tuition for a ses-
sion OF 20 weeks will be from 500 to Sl10, If
raid in advance. Ten per cent. will be added If
payment should be delayed one month after the
admittance Of the pupil. ~
Moderate charges will be made for Music, use
of Piano, Ancient and Modern Languages, Draw
ing and Oil Painting. Each boarder will furnish
her own lights and towels, and also pair of
sheets and pillow cases.
For circulars address f-a4 -ai.i-.s
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NoTICK

APPLICATION wILIE MADE, AT THE
N present Session OF " Legislature, Tor an
amendment to the ChartYof the town Of lien
derson. sessi ~ ~ dec s-ia"4"
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State National Bank, Raleigh, N Q.
DIRECTORS I:

DIRECTORS
John G. Williams, President, W. E. Anderson,
Cashier, VIM s. Mason, W. W. Vass, JAS. II.
Foote,
Dealers in Exchange, sight and time bills, Gold
and Silver coin and bullion, Government and
State Stocks, Rail Road and other securities.
Uncurrent Bank Notes bought at the counter
or RENTED for on receipt by Express on the
Deposits received and general Banking bust
ness carried on in all its branches.
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Henderson Collegiate Institute.

THE SIXTH SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL
i will commence on the 18th Of January, lSes;:
Prof. NJ. FETTER, late Of the University On
North Carolina, has associated himself perma'
nently with his sons in the work of instructor;
Primary Department, Currency ~ ~
English, go @I
English, with higher Mathematics, % ~
Classical, ftEi,f OWI
Incidental expenses, W
Board, including fuel and lights, % "
For: Circular, address PROF I'M. FETTEk' Oh
FRED. A. FETTER, Henderson, Granville Coun1
rty, N. C.lus CDR ~
.. dee IS if 290-zawim
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Late News.

CHICAGO, December 26.-Mrs. Augustus
n. Dickens, widow of the brother of Charles
Dickens, the author, committed suicide here
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r AND DEEDS, OF THE MOST APPROVED
Il 4 form, for sale ut this office. ss5Gaa!s ~

-iallAl,Q5 DIT gai96sna gi51nispmiii las II
.s6nsilf id Ia snoiia9ia
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An Act In relation to Municipal EIec.
.s..t .. tions.
The General Assembly Of North Carolina
10 enact: .a .f,t
Sec. 1. That the Commissioners of the
several cnrporated Towns in the State of
North Carolina shall appoint three persons
IF their respective Towns to hold their mu-
iicipal elections for Mayor and Commission
ers, and said Inspectors shall make out two
statements of the election so held, and re-
turn one to the Register of Deeds of their
County, and return the other to the Secre-
tary of the town in which the election was
held.
Sec. 2. This act shall be in force from and
after its passage. - s''' si-S
Ratified the 21st day of December, A. D.
1868. ,..t -.s
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COLE LEATHER. ..A NEW SUPPLY OF
y Hemlock Sole Leatherat
rT-:.,l Is l.yls.li .sg7 -UPCHURCH& .DODD'S.
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LYNN, Mass, Dec. 26.-Nearly the entire
city was destroyed by fire last night. The
loss is many millions. The suffering is indie
scribable. The fire originated in Lyceum
Hall -. - -. -. - !.
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IRISH LOT OF IRISH
i Potatoes at UPCHURCH Il DODUS.

l.5s ~ Iaili3Gh 1og 9T8H .4gssit.5Yia io
-iut i':ifi l.ia s1sra5=Ja Ane j.. 5s.ilaff,A
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They have a Japanese auction in Norfolk, of
curious and useful Christian presents. Less
than three months agss says the Dog Book, these
goods were in the hands of merchants in Yoko-
homa. ,---,E - ,=,, ..,f5 s,..s- .,,.,,,.,,. - ,
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Reader, If you have good live advertisement
running through our own or any other paper,
you have hundred thousand servants out at
work for you, whether you wake or sleep, wlieth-
er you be sick or we'll No monarch's slaves
ever scattered at his bidding SO feetly or faith
fully, or in such bewildering numbers, as tile
literary messeLg at bear Jour individual word
to the people of this great nation. - q. -
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ii James W. Woodruff was shot and killed
inWnkes county, Ga, last week, by Gilyenn
Sutton. ad fla,,,.,i, q IL $500. 49, az, ,f.- {;
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It is intended to make this Book worthy, in
every respect, Of the patronage Of the profession
and the public. No pains, labor, or expense, AZ
this office, will be spared to make it a FIRST
GLASS publication. j., a,,l..f sslsr

B- The Editors of this State are requested to
give the above Prospectus one or more insertions.
A copy of the advertisement marked, and sent
to the author at Wilmington, N. c., will entitle
the publisher to one copy BY mail, either in ad'
vance sheets, or bound, as may be preferred.
J.B. NEATHERY e. co.
Office North Carolina Standard, Dec. 8, '6S.
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Complaints that old maids woul.l like to be
troubled with-chaps ON their lips. ,.,.-, II
Woman was created before man, Of course,
because everybody knows that Eve was IL first
maid ~. a.. u, ,,l5sfjs
Why are full-grown cats like unsld7llea SUI
geonss Because they mew-till-l late and kill ahe
patience its .t7. i.aratss ,a.,s. i ID !,,,isl
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i, An editor wrote a leading article on the fair
sex, in the course OF which lie said.
"Girls of seventeen or eighteen are fond Of
baaas.n 5'i-i,; ts}.5i.I r. ta's sG9 tGaT
iWhen the paper was issued he was rather
shocked to discover that an unfortunate typo
graphiea, error had made him says: n a1H
1"Gulsof seventeen or eighteen are fond of
BEANS" nsl7'-> gone t'fs "a sAs -.as' .-a-
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DueI-.Fatal Result.
Destructive Fire in Richmond.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 26.-The distillery
of J. R. Sedgewick, the plaster mill OF Allen
& Macgruder, and seven small dwelling
houses, on Thirty-sixth street, were destroyed
by fire to day. Loss $4,000.
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! QUEENswA THIS trade was excellent
last week. There is change ia the prices
Of Queensware,- quite q decline in
| e. asswaFe,s STOCKS very large. ~
T IF.ov AMI. II AEDwARE.-The iron and hard-
ware trade continued good last week, with
no change IN prices. Our quotations are
as follows: Tin Pate, 81 .; Bar Iror. 41ac;
Sheet Iro4a. boiled, 67[@75zc.; Charcoal, 95za
I054c; Natls, s. 6086 IS; Ares, Mann's, si5 90;
Lipplneots's 81 90; Simmons, 81 co.. Pig
Iron. S4S % for best, and S45 90 to S44 90 for
second class per ton on the landing. Brazil
Iron, 80 ca. Wrought and Cast Scrap Iron,
in good demand at l14c per pound Tor cast,
| and nc fer wrought
DRUGs-Business was very good in
the drug trade last week. Only slight
changes have occurred in prices. White
Lead, SO O09l5 90 per one hundred pounds;
Lard oil, NO. Winter strained, 81 So; No.
2, 81 5; Ltnseed oil, q 25gI 30; Coal oil,
zS@45c, and duh. Soda, SC for English, and
SC for American; Q1stH(ae s. 2592 80 per OF {:
Indigo, Madras 81 30 to 81 ".
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PoRK-The pork trade last week was
nes quite so brisk, but there was quite
good demand for that article. Prices
continue TO advance. We give the quota
lions As CORRECTED ESloWs
PRovIsIoNs--Porki is firm, and in good
demand. We fix our quotations as follows:
Ness Porkis24 70. Bulk Meats. shoulders, 12c;
firm; clear sides I31z914c; and hams 1876.
Bacon, shoulders Al ll15c; clear sides at I5c;
Hanas at Ice to lie; Lard at l5c, tierces.
and l6c in kegs. Cheese we quote at 1870
for new Western Reserve, and I75Ic for
Factory. Butter is in fair supply at 25c
10 S5e country and Ohio.
GRAIN.-The receipts OF wheat are light.
Prices are unchanged. We quote
at g 10 70. & IS for prime red, and g 20
for prime white. Corn is unchanged with
only mOderate stock IN market: new
is selling at 55960c in ear. and 6Oq65c
shelled. Outs, are steady; quotations, zoe
to soc in new burlaps.
FLOUR - Active; market a good deal
brisker; fol: good superfne 81 50 to IS 90;
Extra is offered at SO 0O@e so; Family
and fancy brands are named at So Goa
81 50, from new wheat.
CORN MEAL-We find but little business
done in meal. We place the price of kiln
dried at 81 90 10 81 . per barrel.
sEEDs-We quote as follows: New Glover
IS coos 50 ami very hrm Timothy g. 75@
So 90; Flax 81 Is.
HAY-Baled can be had nov at 81 90
per toni loose at SIS 0O914 90 per ton.
BRAN Is held at s23 O0g25 90 per ton.
FRUIT.-Nothing Is done IN fruit except
in a snail and local way. Green Apples
81 503S6 50 per barrel; dried. from &c to
DC per pound. Peaches, 81 rs to &. Is per
bushel. No quotations for Oranges aAd /
Lemons.
SALTS Unchanged. Small barrels g co. /
and 53e per DusneI ia large barrels.
GUNNIEs-New stock in good demand /
and held at 24@25c. Good quality seco1 d.
hauas sold al 2l@22c.
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By Telegraph CHICAGO, March 70.
FLOUR - Choice grades quiet and IN
changed: some inquiry for lower grades at
fuli prices
WHEAq-No. frmer at 81 98sl@l e4
closed quiet at 81 93@1 49,; No j sold a.
81 05dZ o. for fresh.
CoRN-Eew opened steady al 8i14c: later
sales made at Sl5<aS2c. but declined TO
6l@Si14e, closing with sellers at outside
prices; No ! dull and 192e lower sales Al
S5c. am
OATs-Dull; sales at 57szQ5S1kc Tor fresh
receipts; 561z6gS7 for regular do.
BARIEY-In fair demand and nrmer /;
sales az 3 I6l02 % for No. = and 81 GOAL So for
rejected; sample lots sold al 81 7062 40.
Rhythm at 81 660l 81 for No J. and
s. 6401i So Tor No. z
RECEIPTS for the last As hours-5.O20 bar
rels -four; 6,0l6 bush. wheat; 1000 bush.
corn 2.527 bush. oats; 167 dressed and ], 600
live hogs.
SHIPaENTs-4.6ls barrels -four; 800 bush
wheat; IA 800 bush. corn; 2,53O bush. oats;
2,429 live hogs.