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Dissolution Notice.

FvVnE PARTNERsUEP HERETO
fore existing under the finn name o
Humphrey, Patrick a. Co, Forwarding
and Commission Merchants and Wharf
boat ProprIetoTs, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the 18th inst, +. ". Patrick
retiring from the firm. The business VIII
be continued by +. N. Humphrey, George
j. Lewis, and Charles W. kerneyi under
the firm name of Humphrey Lewis q Co.,
nv whom the business Of the old firm viii
be settled. ,,,. ,,r,,.,,1s q 40,
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PARIS, August 30 The regulations
for the navigation Of the SUcz Canal
arepublished. They say that the Canal
viii be open to vessels of al nation
alitIes with a draft OF less than seven
and q half metres.
The suspension Of a bank Ia Vienna
is announced. Namo not yet ascer-
tained.
CHINA.
HoNG KoNG, Aug. s, VIA LONDON,
Aug. 30.-The reports Of the massacre
of the Christian Missionaries IN the
Province Of Szeehekurg are confirmed.
Twenty are known TO have been
killed By the populace. The Pekin
Government has instituted Inquiries
concerning the outrage.
HUNGARY.
PEsTH, August 30.-The Supreme
Court has approved the impeachment
Of Prince KoroWeigWi:ch for the as
sassination of the late Prince Of Ser
via, but has permitted him, under
heavy bail, 10 leave his prison, In
order to prepare his defence.
SPAIN.
U4AD1AtDs mug OV.---NT GlGFat 1rIm
has had no interview with Napoleon,
but has been promised an audience as
soon as the latter eFecoyers from his
Illness = Z ---
Gen. Isquerdo has resigned the Of
fee 0l Captain General Of New Castle.
WAsHINGTOg, August 30.-The
President win return to morrow. and
a Cabinet meeting wilf be held Ali
the members excepting IIoar, Bout
well and Robson are expected. Mr..
Field will attend as the representative
of the Attorney General, and Judge
Richardson Of the Treasury Depart
ment.
The internal revenue receipts to
day were $937, 900.
Secretary Rawlins is much better.
lie was at the department to day.
ST. JOINS, N. B., Aug. 30.-Prince
Arthur attends the ball here on Sep
tember 18th. A Government steamer
meets him at River De Laupe, below
Quebec, on the 18th.
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wANIE1 xaAS7s E1n HOMES
A@FORTUNES

Ia the bOundiess West and suunY south.
IL speaks 10 the young man o. a home and
fortune, and tells him why, where and
how to seek it; 1t tells the capitalist where
to invest; the iabOrer, 10 find good wages;
the farmer, the best lands; The merchant,
the manufacturer, the professional man
and the mechanic OF the great chances
open to them; it tells everybody just what
they out TO know about the vast resources
and WOnderfui progress in every part OF
this great country New, fresh, interest
ing and popular.
send for circular. EntcTprising men can
learn Of money making business by add
dressing PEOPLES PUBLISHING co
aug30-lmI l39 Race ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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n B. Z n. Z. r., Northern Division
TRAINs aOLNG sOUrH-
STEAMBOAT LINES.


70 LoUfsYILLE.- Monday at 10
O'Clock An. Every Tuesday, = ednes-
day, Thursdgy, Friday, and Saturday at 6
10 CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 4
o'clock p. Ii.
10 GRsEE I2uvEF.- Every Monday, Tues
DAY, Thursday, and Saturday at 4 O'Clock
P.E.
10 EAsTPoRr. -lsvery Tuesday and Sat
urlay AT O'Clock r ID.
TO HEgDER5OE--Dailys except Sundays,
AZ o'clock P.M.
TO EAsHYILLE-E Every Tuesday, ,Wednes-
day and saturday at p. n.
Transient boats daily up and dOwr-
70 CINCLSE.XTI- Every ~atu1day at 10
Am.
10 CANNELToN-Ever Tuesday, Thurs
day, add Saturday at 10 AN.
EOckportStage {vIa NeWburgh and Boon
Fiiie,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by J P. Il, Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays att A. n. Arrives TueE-
ays and Saturdays By 4P. n.
SIT. vernon Mail stage leaves daily lex
cs 1t Sundays At Z 4. NJ. Arriycs daily tex
sspt Sundays 10y P. 5is
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. daily texoept Sun
! ay,) from the Merchants Hotel. at
n clock p.
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Foreign News.
AUSTRIA.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, August 30.-Baron Beust
to day closed the sessions Of the Aus
trian and HerngoGon Delegations. In
his speech he announced that he was
authorized to give the Emperor's
sanction to the resolutions they had
respectively adopted. He said their
proceedings would fix attention upon
toreiga affairs, and contribute to the
maintenanee of peace.
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Ann ACRES o. THE REsN farm
%EOO ing land for sale in Gibson
County, known as Location No. 8. or the
DePs NV Tract. CdAS. E.. NJ ARSH,
au5l 2WdW Third Street, Evansville.
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Tho International Regatta.


NEW YoRK, August 30.-President
Grant passed through the city this
afternoon, fof Washington.
The slightly increased rates Of
freight adopted by the Erie and New
York Central Railroads are as fol-
lows: To Chicago, 43c; to Oiucin-
natl. 40c.; TO Louisville, 55e., and to
St Louis, 58s., all the way by rail.
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zyi.encEa Lick Springs

RHyEE ESE CELEBRATED SEBsRn ts1s
"A have changed hands since last water
Ing season. The house has been thor
Oughly reftted and furnished with new
furniture, with well-furnished table, and
with batnlng-GoOms for cold and warm
baths.
"a dai ~ hack line from Shoals Station
on theO. & NJ. Railroad, and also from
Orleans, on the LOUisviile, Now Albany &
Chicago Railroad, to the springs, with a
daily mail to t1a g Springs.
Hack charges ON shoals to the Springs
reduced to g 10.
Address RYAN & TUCKER.
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xEUATANN's EXCHANGE
RESTAURANT AND DARKROOM.

rs Meals served up ia tie bes. style
at all times. Best OF wines, liquors, and
cigars constantly on hand. aug27tf
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Wabash College.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, INDIANA.

TIUIS INSTITUTION OPENS Has
II. Thirty sixth Annual Ses ion on We'd
nesday, September Sth, 1860. Ample facli-
tiles are furnished young men to pursue
the classical and scientific courses Ofstudy.
In the Academ Department young men
are fitted for College. Among the studies
taught in this last named department are
complete courses in Arithmetic. Algebra,
Bookkeeping, Physical Biography, hy-
siOlOgy. Rhetoric, &c, &c.
The instructors ia the College are:
Rev. j. II. TutLle, ID, President, and
Professor Of Moral and intellectual Phi
Iosophy;
Z. .. .Hovey, N. A, Professor OF Chemis-
try and Geology;
G. Mills, M. e. Professor OF Greek Lam
guage, De;
s. S. Thomson, NJ. a, Professor OF Latin
Language, &c; e..,,
J. L. Campbell, Nj A., Professor Of Math-
ematics, Natural Philosophy, ana Asitou-
w. G.. White, NJ. A., Professor OF Ithet-
oric German and French Languages
d. A. B 4ssett, NJ a, Principal oil Pfc-
paratory Departmehti -. a, UNI,
n ri Thomson, A. D., aud ~. y. Whil-
ford, A. B., Tutors.
iniormation and Catalogues S mt upon
application: 1HO4oOHt
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Action to enforce

Wm H. Chandler. mechanics lien.
~ APEEsA EsEEG FROM AEEEEBA-
u Wit on file in the Office of the Clerk of
said Court that Ann Holder, one of the
de .endants IN the abOve-entitIed cause, is
q nee ssary party to said action. the same
being IN relation to real estate, aud that
said Ann Holder is a nonresident CT the
state of Indiana
Notice is therefore hereby given said
Ann Holder of the pendency of this ac-
toa and that the same VIII stand for
twial at the next term of said Nanderburgh
Circuit Court, to be begun and held III he
court-house in the city of Evansville, Van
derburgh County, state of Indiana, on the
first Monday in October, 1869.
Witness SOren SOrensOn, Clerk OF said
Court, at Evansville, this 10Th day OF
August. 1863. :. SORFNSOE. C.erF
anil
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PARIS, August 30.-The following
news is official; The condition Of the
Emperor grows more and more salts
factory,
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HEIuRNIN6,
TeTrc Hauto & Indianapolis.

Indpiis.3:55 All 1880 a If. / rs N. s:lo n
7. Hr....G;80 a mIO;25 A n. 4:55 p NIL :o5 N
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SBW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Notice

SEALED PROPOSALS. TyHEE. BE
~ received AZ my Office until september
18Th, 1869, at 10 o'clock AN. for earth work
and filling on the west side OF the salt
Wen Bridge. Specifications on fi'e in my
Office. The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any OF all bids.
VICTOR BISCI. a. ". q.
Evansville August 80, IS69-agST dtd
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NOtiCa

- EAEED PROPDsAI.s VIII BIZ
- received at my office until September
l5-n, 1859, at 10 o'clock Al. for the con-
stTuotiOn of wing walls on the side of the
bridge near the salt Wei. The Commis-
sionerS reserve the right TO reject any or
all bids. Specifications for the work frs
on file ia my otfics.
VICTOR BISCH, a. V. O.
Evansville, august 30. 1853 au,1 dtd
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Henderson Land Sale
POstpOmement Of Drawing 20 D8-. Is

corr RRESPONDENCE BIT IVEHW MIR.
WI. BfeCLAIN md TIM COBf-
MT&SLONEhS.
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ST. JOINS, N. b., Aug. 30.-Prince
Arthur attends the ball here on Sep
tember 18th. A Government steamer
meets him at River De Laupe, below
Quebec, on the 13th
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News by Atlantic Gable
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Coal Miners on . Strike,
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Negroes Driven from their
Hcm 8.

The Planters Threatened
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-04-07
For the Standard,
A CRY from Jones County.

MEssRs. EDITORS: How long will the
bands of wicked miscreants in this county
go without stretching hemp9 Cannot
something be done to protect peaceable citi-
zens from the depredations of men who do
not respect the rights and property of their
neighbors? They have long been carrying
on their business nf stealing mules unrebu
ked. and something must be DONE Last
Friday Jacob Lowd. citizen of this county,
had two mules stolen from him; and the
thieves, not content with carrying off all
the plunder they could, cut the throats of
three of his oxen and left him without any,
thing to work his crops. These are the
men who propose to take the law into their
own hands, How long do they think they
will be allowed to execute the law as they
have been executing it, by taking men they
hate from jail and murdenpg them in the
most heartless and harbarous manner, and
letting their friends loose to rob and plum
der at will Let them blacken their facrs
to conceal themselves from detection. 1t is
appropriate, for their hearts are as black
as the depths ofthe bottomless pit. A
TRENT.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

Toany Sheriff or other Iawfal officer Of SAID State
NTHEREAS, Information has this day been
wv received by me, one of the judges of the
Superior Court Of North CaroliIa, upon the oath
Oft X. Davis, Jailor of the County OF Buncombe,
that james A. Keith and d. L. Presley, two pris-
oners who lad been committed to his care for
safe keeping in the common Jail of the county
of Buncombe, on bills of Indictment, charging
them with tic crime of murder, and that they
have broke Jail and escaped from custody and
that the said James A. Keith and D. L. Presley
are now at large, and flee from justice and evade
and conceal themselves in the county OF Bum
combe, in said State. Now, therefore, /, j. L.
Henry, one of the Judges Of our said Superior
Court OF North Carolina, by virtue of the au-
thOrity vested in me by law, do issue this pro-
clamaton against the said James A. Keith and
d. L. Presley, and do hereby require them forth
with to deliver themselves to the proper officers
of the law; /; and do also empower and require the
Sheriff of the said county OF Buncombe to take
with him such power Us he shall think to be nee
essary, and go in search and pursuit of the said
James A. Keith and d. L. Presley, and to arrest
them wherever found; and II the said James A.
Keith and D. L. Presley shall continue to stay
out, lurk, and conceal themselves, and do not
Immediately surrender themselves, any and every
citizen of the State is hereby authorized and en-
powered to capture, arrest and bring them, or
either of them, to justice; and in case of fight
or resistance by them, or either of them, after
being called on and warned to surrender, to slay
such one SO flying or resisting without accuse
tion or impeachment of any crime.
l do hereby direct that copy of this, my pro-
clanation, shall be published at the door of the
Court House, and four other public places in the
counties of Buncombe, Henderson, Madison and
jackson. .. ~
Witness my hand at Asheville, February Gath,
1862 0t.i a.i' ~ ]. L. HENRY,
Judge Superior Court 11th Jud. Dist
mar 3 r, nfi 352-3td&w
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A japanese scholar protests against the
Christian religion on two grounds. he con-
sders the doctrine of the Fatherhood OF God
Incompatible with the proper devotion to
the Mikado and the rules of the japanese
Empire; and the brotherhood of man in
compatible with proper reverence for rank.
His argument has been printed and scattered
wide through the Empire. 1t should he
translated into the English for the ihforma-
ton of our unreconstructed friends, who
would found a government upon the idea
that all men are not hrothers, and that pow
erty or color disqualifies man to exercise
the God given rights of manhood. They
might draw from the Japanese philosopher
some arguments as tru thful as those which
they now advance.
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sFATE-oF NORTH CAR6LINA..
ChOWan County.

Superior Gourt-7o Spring Tsrm lse0.ps
BENZ. johnson, sr., g Others To Cbowaaprl Val sup,r
c. W. Hollowell, Ex'tor Of TSsr. TSr ,ssd Pi'ns nts
James G. Johnston & others. '' 80 - 9 Z
1T appearing to the eatisfhction OF the Court
i that the following persons named US defend:
ants in the above recited cause, reside beyond
the limits of the State namely, james G. john
ston, Edward Warren and wife Elizabeth, Cad
walader Iredcll, Cadwalader Jones and vile Anna,
Helen Ircdel, Thomas e. Manning and wife Eli
zabeth, George Blair, William Blair, William D.
I.anthcr, II. G. jolly and wife Margaret, Mary
Lanther, Lemuel Sawyer, Edward A Ayres and
vile Sarah, Fanny Sawyer. Laura Sawyer, William
Demill and wife Margaret, Bette. Hoyt, Anna
Hoyt, Philip Alston, Gabriel Johnston, William
l. Britton and wife Fanny, George c. Harris and
wife Helen, E. G. Jenkins and wife Fanny. and
William Jolinston; and 1t further appearing that
there may be, and probably are. other persons
not named in said proceeding who are heirs and
distributes OF said James G. Johnston, whose
names aud residences are unknown TO the parties
in this proceeding, it is ordered that publication
be made in the Raleigh STANDARD, II newspaper
published in the city of Raleigh, North Carolina,
once week for the space OF six weeks, to the
end that the said non-resdents and heirs and dis
tributes may be notified to become parties to
the a6o, C proceeding at said Court to be held at
Edenton the - Monday OF - next, or
decree pro coatesso will be entered against them;
and also that all such persons who may be heirs
and distributes as aforesaid, and not named in
said proceedings because they are unknown, may
make themselves known and become parties
thereto, and unless they do so, they shull be
bound by the proceedings in this cause.
1t is also ordered that summons, with copy
of the complaint, be forthwith deposited in the
Post Office, directed to the parties herein named
at their several places of residence, il they can
be ascernined. c. c. POOL, j. sc.
mar % ,-aFf 371-w6w
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ADyERrIsEMENT.


United States of America, District Of Pamlieo, in
the District of North Carolina. f. s8eEl
WHEREAS, A bill has been filed in the Dis
w trict Court Of the United States for the
District of Pamlico, on the 25th day of January,
A. D. 1869, by William L. Berry and Benjamin
W. Berry, on behalf of themselves and others,
against the Schooner S. Y Nichols, her tackle
apparel and furniture; alleging in substance
that the said Schooner was beached on the Coast
some eight miles South of Oeracoke Inlet, and
that the said libcllants were employed to relieve
her from her perilous condition, and that they
after many days hard labor succeeded in hauling
the said Schooner, S. Y. Nichols, from the shore,
and putting the said Schooner afoat; and that
after she was so put afloat that they rescued the
said Schooner from imminent peril, from shoal
upon which said Schooner had stuck and carried
away her rudder; and safely brought the said
Schooner into the Port of Beaufort, N. g., and
they were entitled to reasonable share OF said
Ship for the salvage thereof And praying pro-
cess against said Ship and reasonable salvage and
proper salvage, and that the said Ship her tck ell,
apparel and furniture may be condemned aud
sold to pay such salvage with costs and charges.
Now Therefore, in pursuance of the Minition,
under the seal of the said Court to me directed
and delivered, do hereby give public notice to
all persons, Ginning the said Ship, her tackle
APPAREL and furniture or in manner interested
therein, that they be and appear before the said
District Court to be held ut the City OF New
Berne, in and for the District of Pamlico in the
District of North Carolina, on the fourth Monday
OF April next, then and there to inierpose their
claim, and to make; their allegations in that
behalf. fr
Dated February 10Th, 1862 q p.
= D. X. GOODLOE, U. 8. Marshal
bhE BY RoB'T G. KEHoE, D. U. s. Marshal.
A. EMpIE, Proctor for Libellants. ~,
Feb % - -. ~ 2i5-law6w
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Outrages in Orange.

Mrs. Turner, who was shot and had her
house burned down with all her little plum
der by a party of men dressed In the Ku
Klux disguise, has been forced to leave
Orange county, and has gone to Concord to
find a temporary home and protection for
herself and her children, with sister living
at that place. We are informed that Mrs.
Turner, before leaving Orange. and while at
the Poor House under treatment for the
wounds received by the Ku Klux, disclosed
the names of two persons who were Ct the
khan. Have these two persons been ar
rested This all occurred near the
home of the editor of the Sentinel Does he
know nothing of it, or is he one of the
"klan 2"
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Markets.

WILMINGTON, April3 3.-Spirits turpentine quiet
at IS. Rosin steady, sl9O to 81. Crude turpen
tine quiet, si75 to $3.50. Tar declined, 81 60 to
S2.65. Cotton dull.
BALTIoRE, April 3.-Cotton dull. Flour
steady; wheat firm; prime red 81 10 to 50 25
Corn, receipts small, white and yellow IS to 81.
Oats dull at go to Is. Rye dull at so. Provi-
sions unchanged is.- 5-f..- n s.
New YORK, April 3.-Cotton firm, sales 800
at 1881. Flour dull at Moons decline. Wheat
steady. Corn tavors buyers. WhisKey quiet.
Mess pork dull 31.121S to SSl.25. Lard lower
kettle 1881 to 10. Turpentine 81 to 5115. Gro
ceries quiet. Freights dull.
Governments advanced sharply; an increased
ease of money, and heavy foreign purchases
62's, 10 to 19k. Southern securities frmer. N.
C.s 551S to Sc. Stocks active and higher. Mo-
ney comparatively easy at for Gold. Bank
statement uniavorable, showing the effect OF the
money stringency. Sterling ~ to 8. Gold
312s. r- 1.e a
Exports of Gold for the week, half million
whereof quarter of million went TO Cuba.
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Stay Law Decided Unconstitutional.

Stay Law Decided Unconstitutional.
We learn the constitutionality of the new
stay law entitled "an act suspending the
Code of Civil Procedure in certain cases.
ratified the 22nd day of March, 1859. was
brought before the Superior Court of Cra-
ven county last week. Upou the ground
that if the Legislature could postpone cases
one term it could postpone them indefinite
". His Honor Judge Thomas decided that
the second proviso of section of said act
vas unconstitutional. That proviso reads
as sfo!lows:
pfopidel further, That issues of law or fact
winch have been joined in pursuance of laws
and ordinances heretofore passed and known as
stay laws" shall be considered as having been
hiegally joined, and all such actions shall be
placed upon the appearance dockets or Spring
'ern, 1863, by the Clerks Of Superior Courts,
ana the pleadngs therein shall be made up and
ISSUES jOued at such term a. provided in this
set Unless in any county time OF said term shall
nave nave passed, in which sIch case action shall be
paced upon the trial docket of Fall term, 1869"
This affects a large class of cases. now be-
lore the Superior Courts of the State, and if
pe other Judges adopt that view, many
Pigments will be obtained which the fra
4eFS of the act intended TO postpone for
"e relief of the debtor.
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Disorder in Cumberland County.

- N - -. 3. -
The following, coming from an official
source, shows truthfully the troubled con-
dition Of affairs in Cumberland county. That
county has boasted of its quiet and its intel
ligcnce. We hope its law abiding citizens
will rebuke the miscreants of their county,
so that we shall hear no tales of horror from
them, and the people will not be burdened
with the expense of maintaining Especial
police force TO keep order If respect for
the law docs not prompt to that course, self
interest should be sufficient. '7i
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., March 81, 1869.
EDITORS STANDARD:-You win please publish
the enclosed Notice." and request all papers
favorable to law and good order to copy:
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
t i0la j. w. HOPKINS, Chm'n.
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Sale of Railroad Stocks.

We understand that the Board of Educa-
ton of this State, at meeting held yester-
day in the Executive office, opened the
bids for the Wilmington and Weldon Rail
road stock and the Wilmington and Man
chester railroad stock, and awarded them to
W. T. Waters, Esq, of Baltimore, at S37
per share for the former, and SIS per share
for the latter, making the sum for all $685.
O0O This is considered good sale 1t is
So more in the share than the minimum
price fixed upon it by the Legislature in the
act authorizing the Board to sell it.