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A Man Burned by Molten Iron.

The Lewistown Pa.) True Democrat says:
On Wednesday of last week, soon after the
one o'clock whistle blew for the men to
commence work at Freedom Iron and Steel
Works. the whistle blew an alarm. On
reaching the cupola room it was found that
the bar upon which rested the supports of
the bottom of the cupola which was in use,
and which at the time contained five tons Of
molten iron nearly ready to run out, had
broken, and that James a. Junkin, furnace
builder, and George Bearly, his helper, both
OF this place, who were engaged in making
repairs under the cupola, had been caught
in the punging mass of molten iron and
cinder and terribly burned. Mr.. Junkin
ran out of the cupola room, followed by Mr..
Bearlv. their clothes in flames.
Some men at work in the rear OF the en-
gine house first saw them, and did all they
could to smother the flames and relieve
them of their burning clothes. Physicians
were sent for at once, and in the meantime
everything was done that Was possible to al
leviate the suferings of the injured men.
They were removed to their homes during
the afternoon, and Mr.. Bearly, the surface
of whose body wac burnt to crisp, amos
from head to foot, Giel the same evening.
Mr. Junkin, whose injuries were chiefly con-
fined to his legs, frea the hips down, lin
gered until Monday, when death ended his
sufferings. Mr.. Junxin was aged about
forty-two years, and Serves family. MIR.
Bearly was a son of Daniel Bearly, aged
twenty six and unmarried Mr. Junkin had
taken life insurance policy for $1,000 only
in February last.
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Treatment of Scarlet Fever.

Dr. Charles T. Thompson gives his meth
cd of treating scarlet fever, in the Lancet: :
The patient is immersed in warm bath in
the early stage of the disease, and this is re-
peated frequently, or as often as the strength
of the patient will allow. The first effect is
to produce soothing and refreshing feeling
in the patient, to be followed soon by such
an eruption on the surface, of so vivid a
color. and in such amount as would aston
ish those who have never witnessed it.
Thus one of the greatest dangers of this fear
full disease, the suppression Of the eruption,
is escaped. The appetite generally returns
after the first or second bath, and the strength
of the patient is kept up by nutritious food.
The bath prevents the dissemination Of the
disease, by removing the excreta from the
skin as soon as it is deposited. This treat
ment promotes cuticular desqnamation.
The body should be gently dried by soft
linen clothes after the bath.
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District Court Of United Stsl.s d America,
Fer the District efksrth Carolina.

fsr inc District Of North Carolina.
Special Term at Salisbury, 6eginaiag Monday,
End August, 1850. rs, "a
United States vs.. 10 Boxes Manufactured To.
baeco, Property Of Unknown--Libel OF In.
formation. ~ e 80
To THE OWNERS AND CLAIMANTS OF SAID Pnop-
ERTY, AND ALL WHOM IT MAY coNcHRN-
GREETING: - ..,.
NOTICES hereby given, that the above prop.
~ erty was seized by Samuel H. Wiley, Col.
lector of Internal Revenue for 9th Collection
District Of North Carolina, as forfeited to the use
OF the United States for violation OF the Internal
Revenue Laws, and the same Is libelled by D. II.
Starbuck, United States Attorney, and prosscu.
ted In said District for condemnation for the
causes In said Libel Of information set forth !:
and that said causes will stand for TRIAL Mt the
Court Room In the town OF Salisbury ON FRIDAY.
9TH DAY Of August, A. D. 1885, II that be juris.
diction day, and II not at the next day of flrs.
diction thereafter, when and where all persons
are warned to appear to show cause WIN con.
demDation should not be decreed and to Inter.
vene for their interests. 30
Given under my hand, at office In Raleigb on
The 18th day OF July, 1889
SAMUEL. 8. CARRoW,
.3-w2t q. 3: Marshal.
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District Court Of United States Il America,
For the District Of NORTH C.relI.a,

For the District Of North Carolina.
Special Term at Salisbury, 6eoinniag Monday,
- End august, 1869.
United States vs.. 80 Boxes Manufactured rcbae.
co, Property UnknOwn.-Libel of Informstfon
To THE OWNERS AND CLAIMANTS OF SAID PRop.
ERTY, AND ALL WHOM IT MAY coNCERN-
GREETING: e..t 81 +"
NOTICE is hereby given, that the above prop
IN erty was seized By Samuel II. Wiley. COL
lcctor OF internal Revenue for 9th Collection Dis
trict oil North Carolina, as forfeited to the use Of
the United States tor violation of the Internal
Revenue Laws, and the same is llbellcd by D. H :.
Starbuck, United States Attorney, and prosecu-
ted in said District for condemnation for the
causes In said Libel OF Information set forth |:
and that said causes will stand for trial at the
Court Room In the town Of Salisbury on Friday
9TH day o. August, A. D 1869, If That be iurfs.
diction day, and it not at the next day of juris.
diction thereafter, when and where all persons
are warned to appear to show cause why con.
demnation should not be dccreed, and 10 inter.
vcne for their interests. ~ f.ts. !.
Given under my hand. at Office in Raleigh. on
the 18th day Of July, 1869
SAMUEL T. Carlow,
29-w2t 4lat U. 8. Marshal.
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District Court Of UEited States Of Aneriea,
Fer the Distrie. Of North Carolina.
Special Term at Salisbury, 6sgianing honda

Special Term at Salisbury, 0sgianing Monday
End august, 1859.
United States VS.. IL Boxes Manufactured Tohac-
co, Property of Unknown.-Iihel of Informa-
ton.
To THE OWNERS AND CLAIMANTS OF SAID PRop-
RRTY, AND ALL WHOM IT MAI CONCERN
GREETING: s.a -- tr 1854
NOfIC is hereby given, that the above prop
IN erty was seized By Samuel II. Wiley, Col
lector of Internal Revenue for 9th Collection
District oil North CarolfIa, as forfeited to the use
of the United States tor violation OF the internal
Revenue Laws, and tho same is libelled by D. H.
Starbuck, United States Attorney, md prosccu-
ted in said District for conde' InatiOu for the
causes in said Libel of Information set forth ;
and that said eauscs will strnd for trial at the
Court Room in the town OF Salisbury on Friday,
9th day OF August, A. D. 1869, If That be juris-
dctiOn day, and il not at the next day of juris-
dietion thereafter, when and where all. persons
are warned to appear to show cause why con-
domination should not be decreed, aad to inter
yene for their interests. iat-'l
Given under my hand, ut Office In Raleigh, on
the 18th day of July. 1853
SAMUEL T. CARBON,
A-w2t U. 8. Marshal
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SUPREME CoURT-Monday, July II, 1862

SUPREME CoURT-Monday, July 10, 1862
Ali the Justices present. The case of the
University Railroad Company VS.. the Gov
ernor and Public Treasurer was argued by
Mcssrs. Ed. Graham Haywood and S. j.
Person for the plaintiff, and the Attorney
General and E. w. Pou for the defendants
Opinions were delivered as follows:
By the CHIEF JUSTICE. In Robinson VS..
Newer, from Richmond county. Decree
reversed in so far as it sloes not conform to
this opinion, and a decree in these respects
to he drawn.
In Groom VS.. Morrissey, from Moore
county. Judgment affirmed.
In Culver VS.. Eggers, from Watauga coun-
ty. Ruling reaffirmed.
BY READE, J. In State VS.. Darr, from
Davidson county. No error.
In State vs. Horton, from Watauga county.
No error
In Miller VS.. Gibson, from Rowan county.
Appeal dismissed.
By RoDMAN, ]. In State and Donaldson
vs.. Waltrop, from Cherokee county. No
error
In Campbell VS.. Allison, from Iredell
county. Appeal dismissed.
In Carlton VS.. Hart, from 1redell county
Appeal dismissed.
In City of Wilmington VS.. Davis, from
New Hanover county. Action dismissed.
In Harper vs. spinham, from Caldwell
county. Appeal dismissed.
By DICK, ]. In State VS.. Rats; from
Rowan county. Affirmed.
In Smithdeal vs.. Smith from Rowan
county. Judgment reversed, and judgment
here on special verdict-pr0eedundo to issue.
In Robson vs. Brown from Martin
county. Judgment reversed, oenire de no0o
By SETTLE, J. In State er rel Merritt vs.
McQuaig, from Meckleiburg county. Error.
In State VS.. Patterson from Transyl-
vania county. Error. Venire de nooo awarded.
In the City of New Berne vs. Jones; from
Craven county. Action dismissed.
In Shuford and wife VS.. Ramsour; from
Catawba county. No error.
In Palm VS.. Small; from Pnsquotank
county. No error. Judgement affirmed
SUPREME Court, Wednesday July 18th,
All the Justices present. The following
cases were argued:
Ed. Graham Haywood VS.. ]. S. Bryan
andJ.B. Sugg; from Wake county. Batch
elor and Whiting for plaintiff R. c. Badger
for defendants.
William Stanly vs. Robert Massingill
from Johnston county. Rogers and Batche.
lOr for defendant
Thomas X Harris eft al, VS.. Kicks
Hill and Co., from Halifax county. Conig-
land and Bachelor fqr plaintiff. Barnes
Walter Clark for defendant
A. L. Davis, administrator of ]. P.
Allen VS.. John Pearce, MarcelISs ,Pearce, and
u. W. Thompson; from Wake county.
foWle and Badger for plaintiff. Battle
TO- defendant.
Joseph Croker ct. al. ex parte, from
wake. r. H. Battle counsel.
3VS. James H. GreenIee, guardian. vs. T.
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Married.

In Fayetteville, July 11th,at the house of Neil
johnson, by Rev. ]. G. IIuske, MATTHEW JoHH-
SON to FLORA E., youngest daughter Of the lase
Henry W. johnson. aa ;,
Atst Matthew'S Church, Hillsboro', on tse
9TH isst., by Rev. NJ. A. Curtis. D. D. Capt. Jas.
GRAHAM, of Grsham, N. c., to Miss Lizzie Che.
SHIRE, eldest daughter OF James Webb, Esq, of
Hillsboro'.
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For the Standard.
The Republicans of Johnston Awake.

At meeting of the Republican Execu-
tive Committee of Johnston County the
following named gentlemen were appointed
Elk Committees for the different Townships
of the County with instructions to call
meeting OF the party and place in nomina
ton such candidates for Township and
School officers as will command the sup
port of the people.
Sm,itlyfeM zapnship-John Pool, John
Cottern, ] d Massey, Alfred Holland, Smith
Brooks.
Selma Tomnship-Daniel Sellers, D H
Graves, R Hinnant, John Capps, William
Spencer.
johnson Tounship-C W Stephenson.
Thomas Dupree, E Parrish, james E. Smith,
John johnson.
Migrants 7ownship-W R Stanley, G W
Massingill, Parker, James H Rhodes.
Bentonuillc I'oaonship-Green Flowers,
William Joiner, John Cole, Lewis Hood,
Calvin Simpkins.
MeadoD 7ownship-James w Lee, Jerry
Lee, Owen Harcgrove, Westbrook Lee, Ed
win Blackman.
BsulaA 7ounship--B. w. Hatcher, Ransom
Hare, J. w. Talton, Daniel Balance, Henry
Hinnant.
Clayton Tounship-Nathan Gully, Zebu-
Ion Stewart, H. j. Boon, r. F. Fossett, Il.
Raby.
Boon Hill Toaonship-Dxon Phillips, w.
w. Langly, West Massey, ST., Spencer Whit
tly.
Elecation 1ownship-R. W. Stephens,
Ashley Barbour, T. II. Barbour.
O'Nears Township-Gasto Edwards, Win.
chester Stancil, S. w. Woody, Fl. H. Hare,
Ii. W. Woody.
Wilder's Township-tHicks.
The Chairman was instructed to forward
copy of the proceedings of the meeting to
the STANDARD with request to print in both
Daily and Weekly papers, and by within
communication. or otherwise, impress upon
the Township Executive Committees the
necessity of thorough organization of the
party.
Each Township Executive Committee IS
earnestly requested to procure clu of at
least ten subscribers to the Weekly STAND
ARD in their Township and forward at once
to STANDARD Office at Raleigh. Such clubs
will be supplieda at reduced rates.
Jno. r. Coats Robt Massingill B. F. Hin
nant, E. w. Pou, P T. Massey, j. B. Afford.
JNO. B. COOK,
Chairman Rep. Er. Committee.
Smithfcld, N. c., July 8, 1869.
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Women are scarce in Sioux City, Iowa,
and paper of that place advertises propo-
sails for fifteen hundred New England girls
of industrious habits.
Thomas Powell, wealthy Englishman,
who went to Abyssinia with his wife and
child, ON a hunting excursion, has been mur-
dered by the natives, together with his fam
lily.
The ship Cornelius Grinnell, which arriv-
ed at New York on Friday, from London,
reports, June 90, latitude 90 "a, longitude
SO, passed a large iceberg 200 feet high;
next day passed between two OF nearly equal
height.
The volcano of Collins, Mexico, is in
state of eruption, throwing up huge masses
of fire, ashes and lava The inhabitants of
the villages and towns within its range have
fled from their houees to the fields beyond.
and are in a deplorably destitute condition.
An East Indian correspondent of a New
York paper notes the intense hostile feeling
of the natives of that country to the En-
glish rule, and says that sixty days without
protection of British troops, would not
leave single European survivor ia the pen
insua.
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SUPREME COURT, Thursday, July 10TH
All the Justices present. The following
cases were argued:
State vs. Brantlcy and Watkins; from
Wake county. Acknowledgement for the
State. Sharp for the defendants.
Moses A. Bledso VS.. the State; from Wake
county. Fowle e Badger and Haywood for
the plaintiff Acknowledgement for the
State.
VIM. II. Hughes, Executor, VS.. I. j. Per-
son ct a.; from Northampton county. Barnes
and w. W. PEBBLES for plaintiff. Bragg
and N. W. Ransom for defendant.
The cases of Long VS.. Pate and Person,
and Stephenson VS.. Person; from North
ampton county, involved the same principles
and were argued by the same attorneys as in
Hughes VS.. Person.
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A Catholic Priest Clubbed to Death at
Far Rockaway and two others brutalIy

Three young Catholic priests, residents of
New Jersey. while on visit to Far Rocka
way, went down to the beach to battle at II
o'clock at night, and while there met some
ladies who demonstrated with them for bath
ing in that place They replied that they
thought it time for ladies to be at home.
The ladies. on returning to their hotel, in
formed Benjamin Mott, the proprietor, and
Louis Corser, the barkeeper, that they had
met three men on the beach who had insult
ed them and the two men hurried down,
and meeting the three priests on their way
home, fell upon them and dubbed them,
leaving one lying unconscious on the beach,
from which he was taken by his companions
to the hotel, where his wounds were dressed.
A few days afterward the wounds began
bleeding afresh, and it was thought expedi-
ent to remove the sufferer to New York,
where he died. No arrests have been made.
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Died..

In Charlotte, suddenly ON the nth Inst, Miss
FANNY CRUISE, at an advanced age.
At his residence in New Bernie, July 18th.
EDWIN H. CAR1Kx, OF consumption, aged %
years. 1855 a. ges
In Charlotte, suddenly on the 11th inst, Miss
Fanny Cruise, at an advanced age. siaf
4 In Salisbury, on the 9Th inst, G. N. Price,
7 Esq, aged 60 years. ai'i
In Charlotte, N. c., on the lot Of July, 1859.
Miss Jamie, daughter Of W. N. and Ann Mat
I thews, (of the Charlotte Hotsll aged II ayears
and months. ts s.r19tf, snail :,
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SUPREME COURT, Saturday July II, 1869.
The following cases were argued:
Smith s. Turner vs. N G. r. R. Company;
from Alamance county. Phillips for defen-
dant.
Exum Futrell ct. al. VS.. Henry Spivey,
administrator, from Northampton county.
Jesse W. PEBBLES VS.. Jos. A PEBBLES, et al.
from Wake county. W. Fl. and R. H. Battle
for plaintiff; Haywood and Bachelor for
defendant
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The AdUertiser, published by the North
Carolina Land Company, contains descrlp-
tions of numerous tracts or parcels OF land
owned by this company. several letters con
corning the climate and productions of the
State, and a schedule of low fares for excur
sion tickets from Northern cities to Raleigh
and return.
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A correspondent in Richmond county says
crops are beginning to suffer for rain. The
first cotton bloom appeared on the 10Th of
June. and July 18th there were many half
crown bolls. IF no disaster befalls them
the crops of that county will he better than
for years past, Judging the crop from present
APPEARANCES.
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The Weldon Ne1cs is in raptures over the
hcrosm OF youth who, when tortured hy
fire to make him ALLURE his religion, said he
was prevented from cursing hy seeing an
angel pointing his finger up to Heaven.
Now we have known several youths to get
burned, and every single one of them said
damn" Reckon they didn't see any angel.
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RELEAsED.-J. H. OVERLY and James Nc
KcilI, confined in Wake county Jail for vio-
lation of the revenue laws, were discharged
from confinement on Saturday last upon
overly paying 800 which had been sub
scrbed for his relief, and taking the insol-
vent oath. McKeill had no money or friends
and was liberated on taking the oath. Col
S. T. Carlow, the United States Marshal,
showed these men great kindness by re-
hitting lis fees in each case, in order to al
low the men to return to their families.
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Y, aud j. NJ. Greenlee; from Mcdowell.
county. Phillips for plaintiff.
State VS.. Nelly and Henry Bullock from
Franklin county W. A. Jenkins and At
torney General for the State. FL
S. B. Hcyman, Executor, ct. al. VS.. Gavin
Fl. Clark, ct. al from Halifax county. Ed
ward Cunigland for plaintiff.
Samuel T. Stancill VS.. Samuel Calvert !;
from Northampton county. Barnes and
Bragg for the plaintiff. Ransom and Co.
highland for the defendant.
State vs. Fl. II. Burwell and others; from
Granville county. Attorney General for the
State. Bragg for the defendant.
The Chatham Educational Association
will meet in Pittsboro' ON the 22d inst.
The introductory address will he delivered
by Willie J. Palmer A. NJ, of the N. G. In
stitution for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, at
II o'clock, A. NJ. the 23rd.
Essays will be delivered by Rev. Mr..
Sutton, of Locust Female Seminary; Rev.
MIR. Emerson, of Mount Vernon High School /;
Mr.. benson, of PittshoIo Scientific Acade-
cmy, and Prof McIycr, of the University.
The Executive Committee will meet at
Maj. York's law office on Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock.
Delegates will be passed at half fare over
the various railroads.
We wish much success to the Association,
and have no doubt but the educational men
of the State will find it very pleasant
visit among a most hospitable people.
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GRANT 8 PROSPERITY.

Business levivcs under the new regime. Other
than general causes have, howoyes, siyca tres
nendous impetus to the sale Of
Cristad0co's Excelsior Ras Dye,
The chemists have corae ont in tao leadfng
scientific journsis against the le;d and sulphur
foisons for the head (tor that IS their proper des-
ignation), with which the country is infested,
while DR., ChiltaA the FIRST analytical chemist in
America, annosaces to the world that
Cristadorea Dye Is Utterly Poisonless.
and nat he susaOs il to De so, because he has ana
lYzed II.
GRIsTADORO'S HAIR PRESERvA1IvK, as
nEessing, acts like charm on the Hair after
Dyelng. Try It, . July IL d&w1m
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SUPREME COURT Friday, July 1G, IS Q.
All the Judges present. The following
cases were argued:
Joseph r. Mason, ct. al. VS.. Samuel Mills !;
from Northampton county. D. A. Barnes
for plaintiff. w. w. PEBBLES for defend
ant.
Robert w. Glenn VS.. Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroad Company. Phillips for
plaintiff. Fowe for defendant
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A heavy thunder cloud came up in the
vest soon after shutdown on Saturday night,
and nassed by south of the city, very slight
orrinkling only reaching the city, not enough
70 Law the dust and cause the dried-up leaves
IN unroll
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supreme Court.
Rules Of Practice in the Supreme Court Of
North Caroline, adopted at the June Term,
1880

d
l. Appeals will be dockcted for their prop
er districts in the order in which the papers
are filed with the Clerk. geP tSst A'
ii. The Clerk will docket no appeal in a
civil action. unless it appears that the APP
pellant has filed in the Court below, an I'M
dertakins payable To the appellee, with suf-
ficient surety. and in sufficient sum for the
payment OF all costs which may he adjudg-
e,i against him in the Court; or has made u
deposit IN lieu OF such undertaking; nr nm
less, by leave of this CURT, he shall file
such an undertaking, or make such deposit
with the Clerk here This rule shall apply,
Notwithstanding an appeal bond shall he
waived by the appellee.
III. The preceding rule shall not apply:
LIST. IfNie Judge below shall have allowed
the appellant to appeal as pauper, OF: End.
where the State is the appellant in its own
interests, Or: 3rd where an officer of the
State Is the appellant, IN his capacity as
such, and the interest of the State alone is
concerned
~. Appeals from a county in which a
Court shall be held during a term of this
Court, if filed before the expiration of the
time assigned to the District, will be called
during that week, if not filed by that time,
they will be called at the end of the dock
ct.
V. The Judicial Districts shall be a,rang-
ell and assigned in the following order !:
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The Hearth and Home, edited by Donald
G. Mitchell and Harriet Beecher stowe,
though not year old, has attained great
popularity. 1t is one of our most pleasant
exchanges for the tireside.
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THE NATION Is an intelligent weekly
Journal that has attained Il remarkable sue
cess in American journalism. Founded up
on an Independent plan, possessing strongly
defined ideas of its own, and expressing
them boldly, whether they conflict with
friend or foe, it has become power among
thinking Republicans. 1t is published in
New York at S. per annum in advance.
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The North Carolina Real ana PERSONAL
Estate Agency advertise to sell out the stock
Of Goods in their store at cost. Give them
y call for bargains.
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Sergeant shupe, U. S. A, one of the gar
r;son at Fort Caswcl! died suddenly of
heart disease Thursday morning. He was
Of German birth.
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STATE ITEMS.

Hon. Joseph c. Abbott arrived III ''e '''s
last Saturday evening.
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u S Circuit Court.
District Court Of United States Of America,
District OF North Carolina,

Special Term at Salisbury, beginning Monday,
End August, 1869.