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For Se Standard.
Republican Meeting ina Hyde.

Mr. EDTToR According !" pprevious no
ticc. the Republicans of Hyde Nmet ut swan
Quarter, on wednesday last, foI,s the purpose
oI selecting delegates to atten'Il District
Convention to be held in the y own of Ply
mouth. =, =,
On notion DR.. A. J. Glover was called
to the chair and l.. c. Jarvis Requested TO
aceas Secretary. Il
DR.. Glover explained the Office tFe
meeting in few appropriate
ter which the following resolwrebS ~
offered and unanimously adoptsc OF
ResoIred. That We approve Uernimyoposi,
tinn to hold District Cunven,isSu, he heiu
at Plymouth, to nominate Candidate '"i
Congress for this Congressional District; anu
We will appoint three delegatesa from each
Township to represent the Repul plican party
in said convention whenever it N, ay he held
Resolrel That if none of the Delegates
appointed by this Convention ATTEND SAID
District Convention, then we u1thorize tue
delegates from Washington cou' MY to cast
the vote Of Hyde county.
Re,Dlred. That we express our preference
for Hon. L. W. Jones as our caThdidate to
| represent us in the next Congress, and here
| hy instruct our delegates to cast ifheir vote
| in the District Convention for hing
The following delegates being aapgge'ted
were unanimously appointed:
Curituck Township.-Benj Dn Gibbs,
Sooman 5. Davis and Cameton ID his
Swan Quarter Township.-A. u Glover
J. 7. Flours, Geo. " Creole and Garrison
| Hudson.
Lake Landing Township.-W ?. Balance
| billiard Gibbs and Edward Stanley.
Fairfield Township Robert 'Cnrtright,
Chas. Mann and Isaac Valory.
On motion of Benz. Gibbs. Convention
was called to meet at Swan Quartgr on the
81 Saturday in April next, for the purpose
Of making nominations for county officers,
To which Hons. II. E. Stlley, Jno. b. Res.
pass. and Kelly Moore, Esq, were invited to
| attend.
On motion the Secretary was directed to
send a copy of these proceedings to the
Standard and Tarboro' Carolinian, with a
request that they publish the same.
A. ]. GLOVER, Chm'n.
l.. G. JARVIS, Secretary. n.
s,.o,, nnortcr March IL 1870 ~
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An INDIAN CADET TO EE SENT 10 WEST
PorST-Not he ovcrdonc by magnnnimity,
as an Offset tn General Buffers appointment
Of u colorcd boy To cadctship, and Mr.
Prosser's proposed appointment of another
colorcd hoy, 20 be selected by the colorcd
men of Nashville, the Hon. X. @. MCCor-
mick, delegate from Arizona, has signited
his determination to appoint an Indian boy
to be cadet at West Point, arAhe is now
searching for lively PAT yssso to place In
the Academy, and whosrIst 1T may he to
lead our armies against the troublesome men
Of his own race Rich Dis
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

DURsUAST TO AN ORDER OF THE
/ Superior Court OF Wake County, made At
Special Term, 1860, shall sell at pubic cutlery,
at the Court House door, In the Ctty ui Rnieigh,
at II O'Clock, NJ, on Monday, the ilth day OF
April, $50, the following valuable tract ol laud
In the city OF Raleigh, ard bounded o. iollpws .
On the Surth by Lane street, ON the Eist by the
lauds ui Con Bryan Crime IN the south by
her dover, and OF the West by En-t street. aud
containing about thirteen acres, being the prop
.rty ui the late r. VI, Jones,
This property will be sold IN lots.
Term, Of salc-uue- tenth CASH balance on q
credit Of twelve months With approved security,
bearing interest from date.
!. y. BUNTING, 4. c. {.
mar u as-dNwN
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The reported secuarizAtion OF Father Hya
cinthc is understood To mean, not that be
has been deprived Of his priestly office, but
that he is absolved from his monastic VOWS,
and is NO longer Carmeite friar, nor sub
ieot 20 the rules Of the CaTmeltc community,
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Tell the people OF New Hampshire
SAID President Grant To Mr.. Dawes on ihe
eve OF the attcr's departure for that Site
"thut during my administration there shl
be no ascending scale of public cNpenG
lures. hut wherever and whenever the closet
scrutiny will disclose the possibility of Gu.
tinr oil dollar, it shall I've done"
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The machine power of England and
Wales is competent tn perform the labor
of nearly six hundred millions of men,
and is probably greater in productive ca
pacity than the labor power OF all the world
besides The machine power of the United
States. though growing with amazing
rapidity. docs not more thin equal the labor
power OF two hundred millions of men.
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WAsIIsGToS, ID. C., Feb. 10, 1863
was long time troubled with severn cough
aud peculiar female complaints, prostraiing nv
nervous and physical system wifi night rwrnis.
tried several medicines with little benefit. ON.
VI TOOK your Wonderful Remedy. Ii las
strengthened me In a remarkable degree. ana
relieves me OF cough, chills, night swcats. and
nervous slecplessncss. am now gaining hrsh,
ana thankful beyond my poor expression
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IncipIent Consnmptid

VIENNA, Fairfax County, Way scp.pJ. lsGa.
have been for three year troubled sItD
very bad hacking cough, attuIv with ggn,I4l
debility. | could not attend Ito my household
duties DoctorS prescribed ttook highly r,,.
weaker, until, by chance, goi DhBnys No..
dcrful Remedy. | am taking the third bottle
aud anu about my house, much Improved. IA,
fact, feel quite we'll
MRs ANNE V. CoMNiS.
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MANUFACTURER nv
}. II. CONGLE TON,
Raleigh. n. q.

To whom all orders must he addressed
For sale at all the Drug Siurcs aud Dealers in
Medicine generally.
Forsalc In Raleigh, n. c. q, by Mcssrs PEsCUD.
LEE ~ CO., aud Messrs. WILLIAMS Il Ray
WOOD. jan lily
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By the Governor:
W. Il. RICHARDSON, Private Secretary.
An ACT TO PUNISH Conspiracy, sgplTIoS AND
REBELLION.

An ACT TO PUNISH CONSPIRACY, sgplTIoN AND
REBELLION.
The G7,,rd IsSrnbiv Of North Carolina do enact ::
SECTION /. That II two or more persons shall
COuspirc together to OveTturn or put down, or to
destroy by force, the Government of North Car.
Oliia or To levy war against the Government OF
this State, or to oppose by force the authority
OF said Government, or by force, or by threats,
to intmidatc, prevent, hinder Gclay the exc
cutiUn OF any law oi the State OF North Caro-
lima or by force or fraud TO seize or take pos
Aforesaid, against the will or contrary TO the au'
thority of said State, every person so offending
IN any Of the ways aforesaid shall be deemed
guilty of a high crime, and upon conviction
thereof in any court having Jurisdiction, shall
be Imprisoned Tor not more than ten years, and
be fined not exec cdiug five thousand dollars.
SEC. .. That il any person incte, set on foot,
assist or engage in any rebellion or insurrcction
against the authority Of the State of North
Carolina or the laws thereof or shall give aid or
comfort thereto, each and every person or
Tending In any OF the ways aforesaid, shall be
deemed guilty of II high crime, and upon con-
viclon thereof In any court having Jurisdiction,
shall be punished by imprisonment at hard labor
for not more than nitcSn years, and be fined
not more than ten thousand dollars.
SEC 3. That this act shall be in force from
and after It's ratification.
Rdfifed ne 2Ih day If Ai9la 4. d., ls0S.
(Sgncd) JOS. W. HOLDEN,
Speaker House Of Rep eSentatirrs
(SignoD TOD Il. CALDWELL,
President If the Senate.
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RESTORATION d voyr.

WASHINGTON, d. - O., 81 ~, Ia,
l have hecn suffering for nearly t,t< Ears with an
affection of the throat and lungs, caH by oxpo-nr"
and cold. My completely y Pc could hui
speak above whisper. Ny gcncn caih was very
much impaired. | applied TO ccle 20 hysieihts ~
New York aud elsewhere with lltnt lao ithei y lady
advised me to try DeIling's Wont NIL Kennedy. Via
nugle. | have used four bottles y pm hnppy ln tay
I can now speak to be heard sSisiance, ana my
health is greatly improved. ! earl gsiiy rec"m'h IA
this VALUABLE MEDICINE to the m>slgIri ,
II. 4. SmLIISGLAw, Late Captnin ~ NtM Nv"
Highlandcrs, and " II, c, United 81 a'er Army
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inflammation Of the Lungs.

buhbhNToNh, N. d., NOV. z, 1869.
! contracted cold, which settling ON my
lungs, caused inflammation and severe pains
across my breast and shoulders, Alarmlup my
family and friends, one weeks use Of UeBlnV's
wonderful Remedy relieved me OF cough, and
stopped the pains In my breast and nhouiderS
am well and thankful. CoHsEI.Ius LFsr
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Had Liver, Kidney, and Cough.

wAsnisoToS, d. c., Dec. ., 1858.
and my family have taken DcBIng', R.,n,dv
with mosi cilcaelous effects IN Liver and Nd
ney complaints, and lind II excellent for . idden
colds and coughs,
,.,,,N,P Crow nv,
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Railroad Contractor, 81 /
Impure and Had Blood.

wAsutS0ros, d. O., Sep. "a, Isoa.
have been afflicted with boils, pimpIra and
cores on my skin, caused by Impure blood
took one bottle OF DeBing's Remedy. and an,
entirely cured. MISs MARIAN RiGKRR,
No. 2S5 Sixth street.
For sale bV all Druggists. dec 4-ly
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LIFE AND PROPERTY.
SECTION l. The General iSsculhl, of North
Carolina do enact, That the Governor Is hereby
authorized and empowered, whenever In his
judgment the civil authorities In any County are
unable TO protect its citizens In the enjoyment oil
lite and property, to declare such County to be
in state OF Instruction, and to call into active
service the Militia Ol the State TO such extent
ms may become Necessary to suppress such in
surrection; and In such case the Governor is
further authorized to calN upon the President Tor
such assistance, II any, a In his Judgment may
be necessary to enforce tue law
SEc. =. That upon motion OF Solicitor of a
district, II shall he the dutJ of the Judge thereof
to remove the trial Of amy person who has been,
or who hereafter may be indicted in any County
In the State for murder, conspiracy, or violation
OF an act entitled " An act making the act OF GO
ing masked, disguised or painted, ielony,n ra-
titled the twelfth day OF April, Ammo DOmini, one
thousand eight hundred aud skty-ninc, from the
County in which such offence may have been
committed to such other County in his district
or adjoining district, as the Solicitor may dcsig.
nate; and any Judge before whom such case is
pending, may, upon his own motion, make such
removal.
SEC 3. That the expenses attending the calling
of the Militia into actual service as herein provi.
dod, shall be paid by the Treasurer of the State,
upon the warrant of the Governor, and IL shall
he the duty of the Commissioners Of the County
declared to be in q state OF insurrcction, and in
which such service was rendered, 10 reimburse
within one year the Treasurer of the State the
expenses thus paid Proyidod, That whenever a
lion OF any offence mentioned in section second
of this act, said expense nj the Militia shall be
taxed In the bill of costs against tho person or
persons convicted, and when collected the same
shall be paid into the Treasury Of such County.
SEC 4. That the cost on conviction, Under an
Indictment in section second of this act, shall be
paid by the Commissioners OF the county where
the offence was committed, on the certificate of
the Clerk OF the Court where the trial may be
had, and II necessary, said Commissioners shall
levy tax for tina. purpose on all the subjects
Of taxation in snld County, and execution in
favor of said County shall Issue against the pro.
pcrty Of the person convicted for the cost store.
said.
SEC. 8. That all laws and clauses Of Laws In
conflict with this act are hereby repealed.
SEC. g. That this act shall be In force romnnd
after It's ratification.
Ratihud the 10Th day Of January, A d. 1874
(SigncdI 10. W. HOLDEN,
Speaker NJ House.
(SigucdJ TOD. Il. CALDWELL,
President of Ss,Idfe,
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p.nort Of the Governor and superinten-
don't of Public Works.

We publish below the report of the Gov
crnor and superintendent of Public Works,
giving a synopsis Of the answers Of the va
rious railroad Presidents, made to them
according to the requirements of law The
report will lie read with interest throughout
the State
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STATE OF NORrH-CAR0LINA,
OFFICE SECRETARY or STATE,

|, HESHY j. MESSISGER, Secretary OF State,
hereby certify that tho foregoing Il a true copy
OF TIE original act on file in this office.
HENRY j. MENNINGER,
Sccrcfdiy Of State.
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Phy4%I and Nervou. Prostitution.

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct ~ 1850.
My Wit has suffered some timo with general debility
causing Fyslcal and nervous pTostatiOn u hpr
and prUdlJrr series Of female comp laints trrnha.
ting In spinal Affection Two bottles OF DoDing'r Rem,
edy has restored her To usual oOd health Her hpaitt
is better than for the past two years.
Jons A. SEGAR, 1913 North Gay 81.
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STATE OF NoRTn.CARoLINA,

STATE OF NORTH, CAROLINA,
OFFICE SECRETARY or STATE,
Raleigh, February 3D., 1870.
I, llESRY j, MESSisGER, Secretary OF State
hereby certify that tho for going Is true copy
OF the original act On file IN this office
II. j. MENNINGER,
Secretary Of Hatc.
mar 10 57-dlwaw2t
ifillsboro' Rrc5r,icr copy 81.
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:
VIAFUGE.
For all Throat and Lung Complaints, Pnrume-
MIA, Pieurisy, Catarrh, Sudden Colds,
and inflammation Of the Lungs.
nnr rcnnr- nre made u relitf aroriod by ihi. re.

HOPELESS CONSUMPTION.
wAsmSsros, ID. O., August ~, iHto
For several years had been subject to cough SUD
upiting blood. one year last winter took heavy
cold, which settled on my lungs. / had bad htnlni-
rhage. | used many Cough Mixtures, but found no
relief war very sick all summer. ! went INTO 'hn
country hoping Il would beneat me; but when 70
turned my cough violent than ever had
ifightnll homOrrhngc, which lasted ave days; ! wa.
very low and nervous and suffered with shnrtnosr o.
breath; coughcd necessarily; eord not sleep; had
no appetite. tried everything my friends rccommeh
dcd but found no relief until tried De Bngs wonder
mi Remedy. took this remedy, Nafngr, about eight
months and my friends and hundreds Of ncqnaintahe.
In Washington, who knew my supposed hopeless shd
bed ridden condition. surprised to see me at"hn
Ing TO my household hnAirs and about the city, appa
rontly us well as other people generally. have re-
commended It to several afflicted persons during the
ycnr, who have been benefited by Its use,
- IDuIsA utfNpiH 625 q Street.
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ALFRED DoCKERY, Pres. I @
q. WIN WELKER, Sec.
j. II, HARRISON, "a
A. L. L0uGEE,
A. HOWE,
fob rs 4S-wtd-dlawtd
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ASTHMA AND CoNsuMPTION.

VIENNA Fairfax County, Va, Sept, 81, ISM
have been long troubled with Asthma. cane.
Ing great nervous prostitution papiiation OF heat sud
ried doctors prescriptions and many other Madeleine,
l got no relief until took DoBing's G,nsumpli~
Remedy I am now taking the third bottle, and am
greatly improved feel stout and Am quite frcc itun
tho-c pains nervousness and shorY4hes Of breath
have married daughter who H. been tiiicicl WIN
peculiar female complaints, will tendency To com
snmptye decline she IL now ~ ,tc wells taking
ouly four bottles Of this wondern rmedy.
PRn- NJ ", MeisLiANp.
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DICK, j. Proceedings against executors,
&c, to compel them to account and give u
new bond with additional suretics or to jus.
tify the old bond, are properly commenced
before the Judges of the Probate of the
county where the letters, tcstamCntary, &c,
arc issued.
The Jurisdiction of the Probate Judges
in such matters il original and cannot be
exercised by the Judge of the District, rN-
cent upon appeal.
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CHAPTER III.

The remainder of our solitary day
passed happily enough. We dined as
usual at seven o'clock, and after din
ner Kate amused herself and me by
reading some of the Ingoldsby Leg
ends aloud. l forgot all about my
mornings fear, and we sat in the
drawing.room until the clock struck
ten. "I wonder" said Kate, "if, in
my character of mistress and guardi-
an, l ought to 60 and see if the SER
wants have retired and the house is
safely secured 2"
II think you ought to do SO, Kate, y
| replied.
"Perhaps, Mrs. Martha may think l
am what she would call stepping out
of my place." said Kate; "but never
mind Madelaine, come with me-"
She walked carelessly down the
dark passage. The servants were
just retiring. With that kind, beau
tiful smile that invariably won every
heart, Kate said, "I thought, Mrs. Mar.
tina, l would just come and see if ev.
erything was ali right"
"Yes, Miss" smiled Martha in re
turn. n have been round the house
the same as ! do every night wher
master is at home. The doors are
bolted and locked and the shutters
closed. 1t is all safe. Sarah and
are just going to bed. Is there any
thing more you require tonight
miss ?"
@No," said Kate, "good night, Mar
tha; pleasant dreams"
There was slight giggle from tht
housemaid as we disappeared.
"Madelaine," !" said Kate, II am goine
to my room, now. Good night child
you look tired. Make haste and q
to Sleep"
/ Twas soon in my pretty little bed
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CHAPTER II.

Il consider, Madelaine," said Kate
to me the morning after our arrival
at Mrs. Denbigh's "that I am here in
kind of honorable Imprisonment
My father looked guilty when he told
me was coming, and feel persuaded
he has sent me that may not see
Raymond so often"
II have no doubt that you are quite
right in your surmise," replied.
"Well," continued Kate, mot being
particularly gifted with patience, do
not know how long | shall bear it. l
see no justice in it. BecauseIthat proud
Lady Carleton sees fit to think l am
not good enough for her son, am to
be banished from my pleasant home p?
However, there is one thing certain
neither opposition. Imprisonment,
exile. nor any other agreeable little
treat that the heads of either house
may think well to infict, will make
the least difference to Raymond or
me-"
Kate vanished as she spoke, and |
heard her singing, two minutes after
wards, "True as the stars will be to
thee"
l had no doubt whatever, that
come what might, Kate would be faith.
full to her young lover, even though
she should never see him again. She
was one of those devoted women who
could love but once, and that love
would endure for lifetime. Sorrow
absence or trials would never shake
her trust or constancy. She was, al
the song said: "True as the stars"
The first week of our stay at Ken
dali Villa passed quietly enough
The Denbighs were exceedingly kline
to US. Her own relations did not lov,
Kate much more than they did. Sh,
behaved charmingly. Two or thre'
times she spoke to me rather bi:terl,
of the gossips of Clifton.
"Madelaine," she said to me on
day, suddenly, "do you know why peo
pie call me fast ?"
81 am not quite sure" was my car
tious reply.
"Is it, she said more eagerly, abe
cause, instead of being quiet and dull
/ like to enjoy my life and everythin
in it?" Kate was getting warm a
the recollection of her wrongs. "Ar
swcr me, Madelaine," she said. "Yo
know / cannot bear to wait so lon
! for reply"
al hardly know what to say, Kat,
, l love you," said, sand can see n
fault in YOU"
"Yet you are well aware that all th
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,


Late Agent of the United States Patent Office,
Washington, is2,der the Act of 1887.
No. rs State st. opposite kilby st. Boston.
After an extensive practice of upwards of
twenty years, continues to secure patents IN the
United States; also in Great Britain, France,
and other foreign countries. Caveats, Specifica-
tions. Bonds, Assignments, and all papers or
drawings for patents, executed on reasonable
terms with dispatch. Researches made into
American and Foreign works, to determine the
validity and utility of Patents of Inventions, and
legal and other advice rendered on all matters
touching the same. Copies of the claims of any
patent furnished, by remitting one dollar. AS
signments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United States possesses su
perior facilities for obtaining Patents or ascer-
tanning the patentability of Inventions.
During eight months the subscriber, in the
course of his large practice, made on iotce reject
ed applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE of which was decided in has facor by the
Commissioner of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
"I regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have
had official intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
"I have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ man more competent
and trustworthy, and more capable of putting
their applications in a form to secure for them
an early and favorable consideration at the Pa
tent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
"Mr. R. H. Eddy has made for me THIR-
TEEN applications, in all but ONE of which
patents have been granted, and that one is now
pending. Such unmlstakable proof of great tai
ent and ability on his part, leads me to recon-
mend ALL inventors to apply to him to procure
their patents, as they may by sure of having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases
and at very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGHART'.
Boston, Jan.l l, 1870. lyl