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FASHIONS.

The Pompadour waist is still in high
favor.
Long travelling shawls of plaid are very
desirable and cheap. .......
The large old-fashioned grapes of washnet
and tulle are little worn.
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Gray moreen is coming into favor for trav-
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somely made with quillings and bright braid,
answers in lieu of muslin skirt.
At present hoary head is indeed crown
OF glory. Young ladies use antique white
powder to initiate gray hair, and old ladies
abJure the false fronts and dyes that deceived
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

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ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Ts OF TIE l..
ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE.
SESSION OF 1869.
F A C U L T Y .

FACULTY..
Willis WEsTMoRELAND, M. D., Professor of
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Principles and Practice of Medicine.
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Anatomy, Special and Microscopic.
H. v. M MILLER, NJ. D., Professor of Clint
cal Medicine.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Professor of Phys-
ology and Pathology.
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and Diseases of Women and Children.
WILLIAM GOODWIN, NJ. D., Professor of Chem
istry
LOUIS H. oRME. NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
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RowIN s: RAY, M. D., Professor of Pharmacy
and ToXicology.
JOHN 7. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Demonstrator of
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POETRY.
Be Niud to the grring.

Be kind to the erring, the humble, the meek,
IT'S the coward alone would trample the weak;
Yeknow not how deeply the past they deplore-
In charity cover their siEs evermore. -
Be kind to the erring, the lowly, the sad;
Oft Circumstance ruleth, whose chain drivetn
mad, ...,,.,s,.s.r
Ali boast not thy virtue, but con thy heart Ger,
Communion with self crusheth pride eyermore.
Commune with thyself, think how reckless thou
Enriching thy Golfers to wthcr thine heart; =.
Take warning by, thousands on yornder dark
shore
Remember, thy soul must exist evermore.
Cherish good for itself, nor measure thy gain;
Such motives are sordidly selfish and vain;
In deeds blessing all and with heart gushing
Flowing on to the ocean OF love eyermore.
Religion is naught, all professions are vain,
III works are still wanting, ah where is thy
gain?
As bark cast away on some desolate shore,
As wreck on the deep, thou art gone evermore
Thy days fleet away as meteor's gleam;
Flashing bright for a moment they fade as
Yea, dream though it be, yet on far distant shore
Shall in thunders re-echo the past evermore
AS flower dost thou blossom, mere thing of q
day, ..s.--..rs
As breath OF the flower thou wilt vanish away;
Let love be thy motto this weary life Ger
Then in sunshine of love wilt thou bask ever
more.
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A singular contest is in progress in Indian
apolis. The police of the city made de-
scent upon the liquor sellers for violation of
the Sunday law, and obliged them to close
their places of business on that day. The
liquor sellers thereupon filed complaints
against all the people in the city whom they
could find to be engaged in work on Sunday,
and compelled their arrest. The victims OF
this counter movement include the editors,
reporters, and compositors employed on the
daily journals, street car drivers and con
ductors, livery stable keepers, and others.
The result of the trials is awaited with curl
osity.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Washington County.

In the Superior Court, Spring Term, 1862
F. W. WATERS, Administrator, against Heirs at
Law of John Mcdaniel, deceased Petition to
make Real estate assets.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
Il that no heirs of John Mcdaniel, deceased,
have yet appeared or can be found within the
limits of this State, it is ordered that publication
be made for six weeks successfully at the Court
House in Plymouth, and at three other public
STANDARD newspaper, notifying said heirs to
appear at the next term of this Court, to be held
at the Court House in Plymouth, on the 3rd
Monday in September next, and answer the Pc
tition of said Administrator, or the same will be
taken pro contesso and heard er parte as to them.
Witness, j. A. Wilson, Clerk of the Superior
Court for said County, at Office in Plymouth, the
3rd Monday in February, 1869.
ia. WILSON, s. C. Clerk.
may IS 417-w6w
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
HEREFORD County.
Superior Court, March

OUpeT1OT COUft, lH07CN IeTH6, IOOJ.
John Sharp Attachment
W. B. Jones.
NOTICE is hereby given. that a warrant Of
IN attachment has been issued against the IS
tate of said defendant, being q nonresident of
said State. in favor of John Sharp, returnable to
the Clerks Office in Winton, for the sum of four
teen hundred dollars, over and above all dis
counts.
Said defendant is hereby notified to appear at
the next term of said Court to be held for the
County of Hartford, at the Court House in Win
ton, on the Srd Monday of October next, and de-
tend the suit, or judgment will be rendered
against him.
Witness, Starkey S. Harrell, Clerk of said
Court, at office in Winton, the oath May, 1869.
S. s. HARRELL, Clerk.
NAV 30 fn-.. 427-W6wpd
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The gold mines of our State have long
since entitled North Carolina to be desig-
mated and known as the California of the
Atlantic States. Of our twenty-six States
which lie entirely east of the Mississippi
river, only seven have thus far produced any
gold at all, According to the last repor. of
the Director of the Mint at Philadelphia Ito
whom I wrote several months ago for infor-
nation on this subject,) the total amount OF
gold that was found and coined in the United
States east of the Mississippi river. from the
earliest times up to the Both of June, 1858,
was as follows:
l. North Carolina, S 9,434, s39
2. Georgia, 7,O53,GO4
3. Virginia, 1851, 594
4. South Carolina, 1,356,471
5. Alabama. 2O2,325
6. Tennessee, 81,6SO
Z. Vermont, 1919
Total $19,7s1, 4s5
REHABILITATION.
All the Atlantic States, except
North Carolina, $10,2S6,586
North Carolina, 9,434, S39
All the Atlantic States over North
Carolina only, 1851, TAT
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Indiana people are convinced that the
sum to be paid for Governors mansion,
$4,000, is too much.
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Minister Burlingame rebuked the for
eigners who thought they outranked him
in Paris, in the following style: I'VE Amer
leans do not raise the question of rank.
We receive all gentlemen as occupying a
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announeed the sad news Of the death Of
Judge Alexander w. Baldwin, and
moved that in respect to his memory the
Court do now adjourn.
Judge Dwinelle, in responding, said
it was always proper on such an occa-
sion that some mark of respect should
be shown, and the more especially upon
the occasion of the death of member
of the Bar so brilliant in his profession
as Judge Baldwin, although 80 young.
The motion was all the more appropriate
in this case, because no instance per
haps could be found in the history of
our country where one so young had
filled, and so well filed, an exalted
position like that which the deceased
had occupied. The motion would be
granted, and the Court would stand ad-
journed.
The Court thereupon adjourned until
Saturday, the 4th Of December.
THE COUNTY COURT.
Did not meet to-day, owing to the
illness of Judge McKinstry, but appro-
pirate notice of the death of Judge
Baldwin will be taken Immediately upon
its assembling. The Judge Will have
sufficiently recovered from indi.position
to call Court tomorrow, it is thought.
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PRoYEssoR MAILLKFkRr, the celebrs-
ted submarine blaster, is at work on
the rocks at He'll Gate, near New York.
Ee uses nitro-glyeeriue, exploding i,
by means of an electric battery. So
effective is the explosive agent used BY
the Professor tina. it is estimated seven
ty-fve tons of rock are removed Per
day. On Saturday last be lodged if
teen cans of glycerine on the rocks, but
every attempt to explode them failed,
and it was difficult to find men courage
Gus enough to aid 10 bringing them to
the surface. They were finally taken
up, however, aud found not to contain
The genuine explosive glycerine. As
the Professor keeps large quantity Of
/, near the CT y the people in the vicinity
are kept in anervous state for fear of
premature expio sions.
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IT appears that the sum of $50, 900
vas not subscribed for the relief of
Mrs. Rawlins, widow of the late Secre-
tsry of War, as was originally intend
ed. This, we think, must be the fault
Of the parties having the matter in
charge, since general willingness to
subscribe literally was apparent when
the proposition was first preached. AT
any rate let the amount be increased to
a, least the sum mentions as soon as
possible. We feel sure that it will be,
for the Americans are a prOverbially
generous pc ,ple, and can well afford to
place ABOVE the reach Of want the
widow Of a great soldier, whose deeds
bare added glory to the nations fame.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

From the Gold Hill New. of yesterday
Nsw YORK, November l6.-Specials
from Washington say that a meeting
of Califoruians will be held in a few
days, in that city, to pass resolutions
on the memory of Judge Baldwin,
killed at the recent Pacific Railroad ac-
cident.
CHICAGO, November l6.-Washington
specials say Governor Low will not go
to China till after the meeting OF Con-
sress. He will decline the position
unless it is made a first class mission.
A Times special says a sufficient
canvass of the Senate has been made
u show that Sickles cannot be con-
frmed
The President and Secretary Fish
have determined to recall him, and ap
poin. General Dix as Minister to Spain.
A report is received showing that
Sickles is guilty of immoral conduct in
Madrid.
The movement against Gorham will
probably be unsuccessful. Northern
and Eastern Senators will not partici-
pate in the scheme to dispiace him, and
only q portion Of the delegation from
the Pacific Coast is engaged in the at
tempt.
CIScrNXArl. November l6.-The con-
tract Of the first nine Red Stockings
with the Club expired yesterday. A
majority are anxious to renew the en-
gagement next year.
Colonel VIM. Smith, Superintendent
of several railroads at Dayton, died
yesterday, of pneumonia.