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MeshuselaA Drowned in the Flood.

AetnuSeL4A drowned IN the Flood.
We make the following extracts from
an article contributed to the Louisville
Democrat:
All we know of the origin of the earth or
our race NE learn from Revelations. The
chronology used by the civilized world is
found on the dates furnished US in the
Bible. We reckon the date of the flood
from the dates found in the 9th chapter of
Genesis We learn from this chapter that
Adam lived before his son Seth was born
100 years; Seth lived before his son Enos
was born los years; Encs lived before his
son Cainan was born 80 years; Cainan lived
before his son Mahalalni vas born 70 wears !:
Hahalalul lived before his son Jared was
born s. years; Jared lived before bis son
Enoch was born 1862 years; Enoch lived be-
fore his son Lamech was born 1856 years !;
LAmech lived before his SON Noah was born
1879 years. Noah, hence, was born Ammo
Hundi 1866.
In Genesis, 7th chapter, 9th verse, we are
informed that Noah was 600 years old when
the flood of waters was upon the EARTH
Add 800 years (his age to 1855, the date
fhis birth, and We have 1855, the date of
the flood. We learn from the 9th verse.
9th cbayter OF Genesis, that "all the DAYS
Of Methuselah were 500 years, and he died.n
ny reference to the foregoing table it will be
seen that Metlluselah was born Ammo Mundi
1857, add his 800, to 687, the date of his
birth, and We have 1866, the time when
the Hood OF waters was upon the earth.n-
The conclusion is as certain as figures that
the Oldest man WAS drowned for his wick
edness. And is remarkable proof of the
truth of Bible fgures]
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Most respectfully
THE ELECTION.
What the People of the Several States
Will Vote for Tomorrow.

What the People of the Several States
Will Vote for Tomorrow.
Besides voting for Presidential Electors
on Tuesday next, the people of several of the
States will choose their State officers, Legis-
lators, Congressman, &C., and in few States
the question of amending The State Constl-
tuition is submitted to the popular vote.
The following States will vote for Gov
ernor and other State officers, and for men,
bers of one or both Houses of their State
chusetts, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, Kan
sas and Nevada. Iowa will elect its Legis-
lature and also its State officers, with the
exception of Governor. Wisconsin and
Minnesota will elect their Legislatures, but
will not vote for State officers. OF the Leg
islature thus to be elected, those of the fol-
lowing States will each choose United
States Senator: New York, Massachusetts,
New Jersey, Michigan, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Missouri and Nevada. The present
Senators whose terms expire are: Edwin D.
Morgan, Charles Sumner Frederick r. FIRE.
linghuysen, Zachariah Chandler, James R.
Doolittle, Alexander Ramsey, John B. Hen
derson and William NJ Stewart.
The following States will elect Congress
men: New York, California, Delaware, Iii.
nois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland,
Massachusetts,, Michigan, Minnesota, Mis-
souri,, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Tennes-
see, Wisconsin, Arkansas, Louisiana, North
Carolina and South Carolina These States
| will elect one hundred and thirty nine mem
bcrs
The people of New Hampshire are to de-
riCa ypl,atl,ar cboll ha baII RI
propose amendments to the State Constitu-
ton. At present the two Houses of its Leg
is!ature are strangely disproportionate in
members, the Senate having only twelve
! members while the House has $780, 1t is
! proposed to reduce the number of Repre-
| sentatives and increase the number of Sen
ators. 1t is also proposed to abolish all re-
ligious tests for holding Office, and make
| provisions for future amendments of the
| Constitution.
! The people of Illinois will also vote on the
| question whether Convention shall be
called to revise the State Constitution.
In Minnesota, three proposed amendments
| to the State Constitution are submitted to
the vote of the people. The first provides
for extending the suffrage to the colored
man, and also to persons of mixed white
and Indian blood, who have adopted the
language, customs and habits of civilization
and have been declared after an examination
| by District Court competent to exercise
the right of citizenship; the second relates
to the disposal of the internal improve
I ment lands; and the third abolishes the
Grand Jury system.
The citizens of Iowa will vote upon n,
question whether the word white shall b.
stricken from the clause relating to thu
suffrage in the Constitution. The question
is also submitted to the people of Missouri.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.


DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA,
June Term, 1865
United States jAttachment-Levied on
ps. House and Lot in the
William J. Grayson town of Graham.
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT THAT
i the defendant, William ]. Grayson, hath re-
moved himself beyond the limits Of the District
of North Carolina, and beyond the reach of the
ordinary process of this Court, it is therefore
Ordered, That publication be made for two
months in the Weekly North Carolina STANDARD,
notifying him that unless he repleyy the proper
ty levied on, by giving bail bond and pleading
or demuring at the next term of this Court to be
held in the City of Raleigh on the last Monday in
November next, judgment by default will be en-
tered against him, and the property levied on
will be condemned to satisfy the claim for which
it has been attached. 49,. y.s,,
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
signed my name and affixed the seal of
u. s.. said Court, at Office in Raleigh, this 10th
day of September, A. D. 1868
N. j RIDDICK, Clerk.
D. s. Circuit Court.
Sept %. 217-w2m
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GUS BAKER.-This famed murderer, under the
charge of Sheriff Reid, arrived In Weldon on
Thursday evening, on his way to Halifax, from
which he recently made such a sudden departure.
We do not know what preparation has been made
for his future safe keeping but the sheriff says
that he will not be allowed to escape again. His
case will not be finally disposed Of until the
spring term of the Supreme Court.
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From official records in the State Depart
ment we find that the number of treaties
and conventions concluded by the different
administrations of the government is two
hundred and five, namely: Prior to Wash
ington's administration, twelve; during
Washingson's administration, four; John
Adams' administration, three; Jefferson's,
six; Madison's FIVE; Monroe's, seven; ]. @.
Adams, twelve; Jackson's, sixteen Van
Buren's nine; Harrison's, one; Fyler's, nine;
Folks, fourteen Taylor's, FIVE; Fillmore's,
nine; Pierce's, nineteen; Buchanan's eigh-
teen Iincolns, twenty-six; Johnson's,
twenty-three.
1t will thus be seen that Secr.tary Seward
has negotiated forty-nine, or nearly one
fourth of all the treaties and conve ataoQs
gthat Our Government has entered into
DlrE
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DIRECTIONS.

In the treatment of all the above diseases
anoint the part three times q day, but onIy
slightly. For the Itch it only r quires slight
application where the parts are affected, In RIM.
ming Sores, avoid washing, wipe off the matter
as thin as possible. When the seasons will allow
use no clothes, simply anoint and keep bare, il
convenient
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Special Notices.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv-
GUS Debility, Premature Decay, and all the efforts
of youthful indiscretion WILL for the sake OF suf
fering humanity, send free to all who need it, the
receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which LIE was cured. Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience, can
do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
b No. 40 Cedar st.. New York.
October 30, 1857. 43-1y.
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FREIGHT FROM NORTH CARo11NA.-The
Weldon Ne1s says that IAN immense amount
OF freight is now passing over all the roads
running into that place--thc trains bound
North carrying an immense quantity
ct Naval stores, cotton, produce, lumber &c,
while those coming South are bringing fall
goods tor North Carolina and more Southern
markets. The quantity of goods being
brought through the country this fall Is
quite large. and proportionate quantity of
business can be expected over that of last
fall"
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FOR HORSES.

For Horses Eyes, put a lump as large as gar.
den pea in the corner and rub some above The
eye. II to much is rubbed on it will take tbe
hair of, but will do no damage. For Scratches
clean the legs and anoint when dry. Anoint once
or twice for few days.
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REFERENCE.

New York City.
DR.. 6. G. sUGG, Edgecombc County, N. C.
DIR. ]. g. HACKNEY, Florida.
DIR. A. E. PERKINS, Indiana.
DR.. ]. J. LAWRENCE'S ALMANAC, for 1867.
L. PEARSON, Ohio.
N r. PERKINS, Kansas.
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N. C. SYNoD.-Rcv. Archibald Currie, Moder.
ator OF the Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina
has authorized Mr.. Doll, the stated Clerk. to
change the time Of holding the next Synod, at
Wilmington, to Wednesday the 18th of Nov, 1868,
Of ~ o'clock. 2. NJ, instcuStuf the time pre-
yfgrsfs avysiIfsi
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Lines on q skull.

The autnor oil the following lines ID unknoHns
although reward of fifty guineas was offered
IT.. ~ hor d,sooyorv They were found on a
'o' ms " ~, - y, c.,,. 80
skeleton IN the museum OF the koyai 0oiiese VI
Surgeons. Liucoln's Inn. London:
pnho,a th;e min, ,Twos n skuI,
This narrow cell wns life's retreat.
This space was Thoughts mysterious seat.
What heanteous vision filled this spot
What dresn,s nr nlrasnrc jnnr forgot
Nor hone nor inv nor ,ove. nor fear.
Have iasf on. frncr of record here
D, ,,. ,,..;, onv
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NASH CoURT.-Nash superior Court, Judge
Watts presiding, was in session last week. We
learn that the docket was disposed of. There
were only two cases of importance-John Z.
Brown, white, and --, colored were sentenced
to two years each in the Penitentiaryfor larceny
of cattle. .... $3.50
We learn further that both Judge Watts and
Gen. Cox. made favorable impression ON the
people of Nash. 4
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We learn that Mr.. John West, overseer for Jo-
seph L. Rhem, near Fort Totten, Craven county,
was shot and killed on Tuesday night last by q
of party of thieves who were engaged in stealing
cotton. The murderers have not been arrested.
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PROPOSE AIS.
HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF THE soEfH,
Chief Qaartermastcr's once,

Cniot Vu1rtefmAStcr'B OIheey
ATLANTA, Ga, October 2Sth- 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED.
y at this Office until 10 NJ, Novembers0th, 1883,
at which time they will be opened, for furnishing
the National Cemetery at Florence, 8. c., ac-
cording to plan and specifications to be seen at
the office ofthe Depot Quartermaster. Charleston,
8. G. ~
The usual requirements for bids will be ex-
acted. -. x -.-.l.-..
Proposals should be endorsed "Propesals for
Erecting Brick Lodge Building" andi address,
ed to r. SAXTON,
Bvt. Brig. Gen. Q. NJ. q. 8. A,
Chief Q. N. Dept of,the South.
nov2 251-td.
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Mr.. Thomas Only, of this State, whose fami.
1y reside about mile from Elizabeth City, met
his death in Norfolk, on Tuesday last, by receiv-
ing sever fall while wrestling.
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LIFE OF GEN. GRANr.-Mr. ia. Jones, Book
seller, Fayetteville street, has laid on our table
the "Life and services of Gen. U. s. Grant, by
Henry Coppee, with portrait and a sketch of
Schuyler Colfax."
The book is bound in paper, is beautifully
printed and embellished with handsome steel
engraving of the great Captain. maps, &c. Price
S125. 1
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Lewis G. Desmond, of Lenoir county, died at
his residence near Kinston on Saturday last.
Mr.. David Mote fell dead in Wilmington about
2 o'clock Tuesday morning from disease Of the
aeart
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N. C. CHRISTIAN CoNFBRRNcB.-This body
will convene at Salem Chapel, Forsythe county,
on Friday the 18th of November. We have been
High Point on Thursday morning the 18th of
November, to convey delegates to the church.
distance of % miles. All persons going by rail-
road must be there at that time, as there will be
no conveyances after that day.-Christian Suu.
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Erring but Noble. Self.heIp for Young
Men, who having erred, desire better manhood.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, tree of charge.
If benefited, return the postage. Address,
PHILANTHRoS, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
sep 26.-3taw3m.
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Table of Entrance Fees.

E For further information address the un
dersigned. QUENT. BUSBEE,
sept 19-d&w3m. Secretary
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Mr. George Albright, an old and highly re-
spected citizen of Guilford, died in Greensboro
on Monday last He was the father of the Edi-
tor of the Patriot a
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General Howard has received dispatch from
General Reynolds, confirming the report Of the
murder of VIM. G. Kirkham, Bureau Agent for
Northeastern Texas, on the 7th instant.
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FRsHpxAs,s BuRRAu-Rnxon.1Lrhe

FREBDMAN's BURBAU-RBMovAL.-Th resi-
dence and Office of Col. Chur, Assistant Com
missioner of the Freedman's Bureau, have been
removed to the Cowper house, Hillsboro street,
opposite the Exchange hotel The new rooms
are much more commodious and comfortable
than those vacated, and the numerous friends of
Col. Churr will be pleased to find him so much
better situated, both for his own comfort and the
good of the service. 49,
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John A. Grafton has been appointed Guager
for the Second North Carolina District.
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STANDARD WEIGHTS AND mElsUREs.

TIVE ATTENTION OF THE COUNTY COM
i missiOners of the Counties in this State, is
particularly directed to the laws of '66, re-
quiring them to furnish their respective Counties
with set OF Standard Weights and Measures.
Each sett at the original cost of 1924, will be
orders by the undersigned.
By order of His Excellency
w. w. HOLDEN, Governor:
CHAS. M. FARISS,
Keeper Standard Weights and Measures.
Get D 240-d&t9w
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Mr.. Nicholas N. Nixon, an old citizen Of Viii.
mington, died on Thursday of cancer, from which
he had long suffered.
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For the Standhrd.
Hon. RaIph p. Buxton.

NEssRs. Ep1roRs AS the Fayetteville
Ed1le. a Democratic Conservative organ, per-
sists in its mistaken and unjust course IN
regard to Judge Ralph P. Buxton's action
concerning the clerkship Of the Superior
Court, in Which legal justice has been done to
]. C. Callahan, q Radical, who was regularly
elected by the people, | feel incumbent on
me to give fair and correct statement oi tue
facts, Judge Buxton being absent from
home, attending the courts OF his district:
The gross assaults upon him. the threatened
efiigy burning, and the pirate and pa0tic
insults offered to me concerning the matter,
have ali been perpetrated during Judge
Buxton's absence. I sent the following arti-
Gle signed "Justitia" to the Eagle office with
nv name affixed to a note to the editor.
He knew perfectly well who wrote 1t, and
he published it fscict, and then in Mondays
paper, 10th October, ho pronounced the
whole of tia "delhcrate falsehood," and
accuses "Justitia" of "wilful falschood" or
"entire liz, ORANGE" OF tho facts.
Judge Buxton endorsed the piece by
"Justita' and pronounced it correct.
Most respectfully,
aIRs. REnEccA BLEDsoE BUXTON.
80 State and U. s. papers please copy.
From the Fayetteville Eagle, Oct. 12.I
Justitia.
Mr.. EDITOR IL see in Thursdays issue of
the Eagle most malevolent and violent
assault upon the character of Judge r. p.
Buxton. There is an entire misappreben-
sion of the matter in the mind of the writer
as to the duties devolving upon that gentle
man; he has done nothing but what was
incumbent upon him to do-nothing but
what the law plainly directs. The reap
pointment spoken of was worted merely to
ill the requirements Of the usual formula.
When Mr. Callahan represented that he had
sufficient and reliable security, one that Ger
tainly would be satisfactory and acceptable
to the Board of Commissioners, Judge Bux-
ton had no choice, but was legally and hon.
orally bound to give him time to appear be-
fore the Board and have fair chance to use
all proper measures to secure the place
to which he was elected by the people. When
Mr.. Callahan fails to give suitable and re-
quisite security, Judge Buxton will cndeavOr
to appoint competent and reliable person to
discharge the duties of the Clerks office.
He will make the appointment in proper
time and in proper manner.
Judge Buxton has been abused by men,
bers of the Radical party for strictly and
conscientiously discharging his official du-
ties where Conservative officers, duly elected,
were concerned. and now he is abused most
outrageously by some not well informed
Conservative for simply performing his Off
cial duties with an eye single to justice. and
in conformity to the laws of the country
and his most sacred oath TO support them.
JUsTITIA.
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North Carolina Assurance Annuity and Trust Company,
Raleigh, N. G.

OFFICERS:
r. w. Best, President
VIM. H. Jones, Cashier.
Quent. Busbee, Secretary.
E. Burke Haywood, Consulting Rhysician.
A. 8. Merrimon, Attorney and Counsellor.
w. r. s Burbank, General AGENT
George Little,
james A. Moore, Executive C0mmittee
Willie j. Palmer, rss...a
DIRECTORS:
R. W. Best, Gen W. R. Cox,
VIM. II. Jones, George Harris, n
James A. Moore, John D. Whitford,
Willie j. Palmer, Gen. Nat. w Ransom,
Willie d. Jones, Col. VIM. Johnston,
Col. George Little, F. E. Shober,
Dr. Nm. K. Miller, Gen. R. B. Vance,
Quent. Busbee.
The plan of Assurance adopted by the Board
of Directors, is popularity known ns the MASONIC
PLAN. - ~ ..,s.. .t-r
The Entrance Fee is charged, payable when q
party applies for policy. No other payment is
required, except on the death of member, when
an assessment of $3.50 is levied. The aggre-
gate of assessments, is the value Of the policy.
A policy by this plan can be secured for less,
by from so to 100 per cent, than one for the same
amount in ordinary companies.
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The Electoral College. 1868.

! No EI0CtOEdI COII0Se9 IC00s
The following table shows the vote of each
State in the Electoral College of 1858. Virginia,
Mississippi, and Texas being as yet unrecon-
structed States, have no vote this year:
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A. BARNES,
Attorney at Law.
WILsos COUNTY. Julv %. 1s6s

WILSON CouNTf, July 20, 1000
My daughter, IL years old, had scab on tho
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Geo. h. Stahl, formerly Of Luncnburg. Mas
sachu.etts, died very suddenly IN New Berne on
Tuesday last. He was about 80 years of age ard
was young man of excellent moral character
Massachusetts papers please copy.)
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OFNCB NORTH CAROLINA Rilk. ROAD OeIPAsY,.

COMPANY sHoHs, Oct. Dist, 1868.
A GENTS are authorized to sell five hundred
IA miles tickets for twenty dollars, good for
three months. cir
By order of the Board OF Directors:
ALBERT JOHNSON,
oct 2S-tf GenealSuperintendent