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The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-20
From the Mecklenburg Jefersohian:
PuhIfc Meeting.


Agreeable to public notice, a respectable mum.
ber of citizens, socitous for the establishment OF
la new County Of part of Iredeil, MecklenbuTg,
Lincoln and Catawba, assembled at the forks OF
the road about three miles distant from Beatie's
Ford, the proposed site for the County Of Ora
ham, on Saturday, l2th Of October.
On motion, William Emerson was called to
the Chair, and Robt. J. Mcdowell was appoint
ed Secretary.
After free interview and mutual exchange of
opinion with regard to the importance of adopting
the best means calculated to expedite the passage
of an act by our next General Assembly, author
izing the erection of the proposed County, the fol-
lowing resolutions offered by G. T. Emerson,
were unanimously adopted:
l. Resolved That the great object of Govern
ment is the welfare Of the governed.
E. Resolred, That the interest of the citizens of
ahis comnnnffy would be greatly promoted by the
erection Of the County of Graham out Of Iredell,
AMecklenburg, Lincoln and Catawba.
{. 8 ResoEoed, That the Chairman of this meet
ing appoint two or more persons in each Captains
district within the bounds of the proposed County,
to procure signatures petition to be presented to
our next General Assembly, for the establishes ent
of said County.
Under the last resolution, the following persons
were appointed by the Chair:
Iredeu county. Capt Graham's District-W.
Knox, James Sloan Capt HoweIl's District
Moses White, Thos. Mcdonnell. Capt Brawly's
District-Amos McNeely, N NJ. Brawiy.
Meekaenb~rg county Capt. WiIkinson's Dis
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-20
Nov. IS, 1874.

State Of North Carolina, CasaoeH County,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Sept Term IsIA.
John c. Chandler and others Henderson Smith aRd
wife Mary.
Petition for Division of Lands
In this case il is ordered by the Court that publication
be made in the North Carolina Standard for six week6.
for Henderson Smith and his wife Mary appear at tho
term of the Court of Pleas and Q1arter Sessions 10
be held for the county of Caswel the Court House in
Yancyville, the first Mohay after the fourth Monduy
d December next, to answer said petition; otherwisS.
the will be heard and determined according 10 thS
Act Of Assembly in such case made and provided.
A. SLADE, elk!
Nov. ID, 1S44. ($5 62 1-2I 625.6t.
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Ma. BOTsFoRDs LECTURES.

Mr. S. n. BoTsFoRD commenced his course oi
Lectures before the Military Academy, in this
city, few evenings since, which was well attend
ed by highly respectable audience. Although
we were prevented from participating in the men,
tai treat, we hear from every quarter that the
Lecture was highly interesting and scientific, and
was demonstrated with a new and beautiful Appa-
ralus. These Lectures will be continued from
time to time; and the parents and guardians OF
the Cadets are invited to attend.
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From the New York Truth Teller.
AMERICAN REPUBLICANS.


81 join most heartily with you in your PRAYERS,
that He may perfect His work, and establish Free
dom in the New World, as an asylum for those Of
The DID," FRANKLIN.
American Republicans, how hallowed is the name
II tells of freedoms victories, and yanquished En-
glands shame,
Of wisdom In the Council-and valur in the field.
The universal rights of man, asserted and revealed
Of wide and fertile prairies-the rich exhausIless
mine, Jsz5Fe4k
And welcome to the emigTant Of every creed and
cline. SKIS
American Republicans, when foemen had your soil
The alien with the native born sustained the bloody
toll.
Did France refuse her gallant sons to aid the holy
cause?
When British cannon shook Quebec--did brave
Montgomery pause2
On Kosciosko's b ,nneret, did craven fear alisht2
Was La Fayette's disordered plume conspicuous
in the 6ght2
One stern resolve one mighty heart impeled those
patriot bands
For Liberty and Virtue calIs-and Washington
commands.
American Republicans-lhe freemen of the world
The oppressed Of every nation, bless thy starry
hag uBluslsd.
But base and selfish hyPOcrites to mockery of your
fame
Have sought to give THEIR principles the sanction
of YOUR Hame
To base the rights of franchise on the accident OF
birth,
And make religious tests decide mans lNFAMr or
WORTH.
American Republicans prescribe with bigot yea,
All altars but the favored one, where they may
chance to kneel.
The Genius of Democracy, with prosecutions rod
CoereIng what should rest between the creature
and his Sod
Religion in America, united with the State
Destroying mental liberty-and legalizing hate!
-4neric0H Republicans, deny the untitled earth
To all oppression's children, who claim q foreign
birth!
What can attach with stronger ties the heart to
any land
Than grant its prayer-sn equal place in freedoms
holy band.
Far dearer than the competencs-.hat hardy labor
brings,
Is to cast aside allegiance to tyrants and to Kings
The Indian of the torest-the only natiue race
He battles for the hunting grounds where blazed
the corpial 6res
And calmly in their green graves sleep his brave
and generous snes.
He was not on the solemn creed-or country of
his foes,
For Freedom in his native wids his savage bosom
glows.
American RePublicans-disown the reereant race
Who on your fathers glorious Deeds would mean
Iy bring disgrace.
They won a nations freedom-and framed its libe-
raj laws;
And shall we forge again the chains they broke in
freedoms cause2
There was her frst-her glOrlous shrine-erected
for the world.
Shall we POllute that temple now-shall freedoms
Flag be furled? P.
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State Of North Carolina, CGsweN County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Sept Term ls44
James Taylor and others Shadrack Taylor and ohen
Petition for Division OF Lands
In this case is ordered by Che Court that publication
be made in the North Csrolina Standa for six weeks
for Shadrack Taylor and his wife Jemiinah 10 appear al
the next term of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
to be held for the county Caswel at the Court HoO5s
in Yancyvle the first Monday after the fourth Mon
day in December next to answer said petition other
wre the will be heard and determined according
to the Act of Assembly in such made and provided
A. SLADE, elk.
Nov. IS, 1874. (S6 62 I-2.l 625-6t
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For the North Carolina Standard.
AN ANS TER.

AN ANS " Etl.
NATHANlEL BoyDEN, Esq.
=. Dear Sir: In the discussion between you and
The Hon, D. s. REfb, at our last Superior Court,
you appeared very anxious to learn who James K.
Polk was. promised you then that would give
you his name after the 4lh If November, which is
JAMES KNOX Polk, of Tennessee, President elect
Of the United States of America, son of Ezekiel
Polk whom the wings say was tory of the revo-
Luton. And who is Il that this obscure individual
has so badly beaten for the Presidency? l will
not ask you, sir, for his name know him we'll.
My countrymen, also, are acquainted with him,
and Well have they acted their part in giving him
his final furlough. With him dies Federalism in
all its various shades. LOCO-FOCO.
Surry CO. N. c., 10Th Nov. 1874.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-20

Thereturns continue to come in, and almost
every Mail brings us intelligence of a triumph
for Polk and Dallas. The following list of votes
already decided, and an estimate for the States TO
be heard from, is from the Globe, and may be re-
lied upon. Out of nine States in the second
table. Mr.. Clay has, in all probability, received
but one-Vermont
ALREADY DECIDED.
No. of Electors. Probable maiorities.
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State of North CarOIinsa.

IT JOHN NJ. M0REHEAD, Governor of North Caro-
u lima, do hereby proclaim, declare and make known,
tnat according to the returns duly made 10 meald BY
me duly compared according to aw-an election WA q.
penec and held within all e Counties Of The said State
the rst Monday Of November lS44s for choosing ele
persons Electors of President and Vice President
of the United States the part OF said Stafe and that
from the tetdTnS made sn compuredS il appears that
the greatest number Of votes was given at said Elecen
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-20

LOUISIANA.
From the New Orleans Cotfiet.
| Wesaid IN our paper of Tuesday that the ma
jority which the democrats would obtain in the
FIRST electoral district would not be under 500 votes
we were not deceived it is, if we well inform
ed, S19 votes. In the third district we gave al
least 600 majority, and about 500 in the fourth,
which will give a total OF 2,219. Deducting
the majority of l0O0 which the wings will OBJ
tain in the second electoral district there will
main, at all events democratic msjority of 1000
to 1900 votes.
| The wings who have been weak enough TO bet
upon Louisiana, may prepare to unloop the strings
of their purses 1t is unfortunate, but not dishon-
| orins.
DELAWARE.
Polk. Clay.
Sussex 8
Kent 80
New Castle I4S
g 22S
CIays majority in the State, 220.
MASSACHUSETTS
All the towns in the State heard from except
six small ones, and Clay's majority over Polk is
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-20
LOOK At This

TUST received from the North several cases iasEi-
- ionable HITS A large and beautiful assert.
ment of CHLV;f IND CUT GLASS. Of the latest
styles and patterns Customers will please CALL and
examine, as am determined to have agent at tbs
North. ff8 r. H. SNOW.
afhi IL old aeand
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-20
MARKETING.

TENHE Subscriber returns his sincere thsnks for the
i liberal patronage he has heretofore TecevedS and
informt the public that he cohtnues to carry on his
business in the best mauer, and in all ts branches
The following are his pricess
For best Steak and Roast for Cash, payable tse
end Of the Session of the Legislature, FIVE oEN7B
per pound.
By the quarter, for Beef, two and half cents, and
three and a half per Pound-Payable As above
Motor and Shoat will be- sold according to the above
rates, aud the very best will be furnished
The Subscriber s prepared 10 sIaughtef BeeVeg and
Hogs at a. low price any person Whatever.
WILLIAM A. HARRISON.
Nov. 16, 1914. 625-tE
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ILLINOIS.

Reports from this State say that sangamon
county has given nearly 400 for Clay; Madison
county $50 for Clay; and St. Clair county 200
majority for Polk. If the reports be true, the
democrats have gained several hundred in these
counties since August last, when the democratic
majority in the State was 49, 900 or l3,o0O
MISSISSIPPI.
The following counties in Mississippi have
been heard from. This State is souudIy demo
cratic, and has no doubt gone for Polk and Dallas
by large majority:
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-20
NORM earoIina EIeetaons,


For President and Vice President Of the u States,
November l, compared with the vote for Cor
ernoe offIle Stafe August l. 1874
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-20
TENNESSEE.


We feel quite certain that the democrats have
carried Tennessee. The Globe of the l4th says
We have received returns from only 1--WE coun
ties in addition to those from the twenty which we
published last night; and as in three of them
democratic gains in all of them, compared with
that year, when the whig majority In the State
was $3.50.
Democratic gain 10 twenty counties published
last night 1907
Montgomery VI
White 50
DeKalb a
Johnson 4G
CIaiborn 81
Democratic gain in a5 eoun,ie. a2lc
Fifiy-fo counties remain to be heard from.
Since writing the above we have received the
Globe of the 10th: which contains, we suppose, the
very latest news from Tennessee. That papeI
says:
We received the Nashville Union this morning
from which we take the following returns The
western mail did not reach the Relay House. niue
miles this side of Baltimore, in time to connect will,
the cars which brought the eastern mail to this CT
ty tonight, but the telegraph reports that the ives
tern cars have arrived in Baltimore, and pasSen.
gers say that Tennessee has given small MAORI.
ly for Col Polk We have received returns from
eight counties in East Tennessee, not contained
in the list published in the Union, in which Col
Polk has gained 72O; which, added to 2,644, (thC
gain in % counties given in that paper,) makes
his gain in Al counties, 1864 Thirty eigh!
counties remain to be heard from; and if the gain
in them should be in the proportion as it is in
those heard from, his majority in the State will be
about 2,5OO."
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-20

IWe are requested to an
nounce to the Members elect Of the approaching
Legislature, chat MFR. G. G. MeCRUMMEH, Of Moore,
is candidate for the Off:e of Engrossing Clerk.
October 2, 1844. 5IS.tf.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-20
~OAK CITY" HALL.

"OAK CITY" HALL.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
m ONE of the Subscribers has just re-
VI turned frcm Boston New York and
III Philadelphia with the LARGEST ENEI9
- BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF BOOTS AHD
SHOES brought to this Market, and which they
now opening the Old Stand formerly occupied by Wa
White Esq. Having been selected with eye fash
ionabe TASTE we'll for durability and for Cds they
will fit dHapd sell LOtO for Cash 10 those who csil
Oak City Hall
They will also, make to measure Boots and Shoes on
the best and latest styles. Leather and Wor warranted
o. L. BURCH& CO
N B. Two first rate Workmen will find constant sul-
ployment, others need apply. o. L. B. & CO.
Raleigh, Nov. II. 1874. 525.tE
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-20

NorE.-Cataxba Ca) votes with Lincoln; Mcdowell
To- with Burke; Union (e) with Anson and MeclsnburG
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-20
"AMERICAN's sHAN,T RULE us.n

AMERICANS SHAN'T RULE U.s."
This was the inscription a banner borne in a
Lccofoco procession which Paraded the streets of
New York a few days before the election there.
Register.
So desirous is the Register for capital out Of
which to manufacture his new party, that he per-
mits his zeal to outrun his prudence. The above
statement Of his we pronounce fabrication, and
proceed to give the proof that it is SO from the
New York Dollar Weekly, paper printed on
the spot:
From the New York Dollar Weekly.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD =
The Courier and Enquirer has stated in its
yesterdays issue, that large banner was carried
IN the Democratic procession of Friday night, on
which was inscribed "Americans shan't rule u" |"
The statement is an infamous alsehood A lit
tie rag with words similar to ,the above, it was
said, was thrust into the procession, but promptly
thrust out. The Courier gives the following list
Of names as those who saw it:
c. L. Norton, 448 Broom street,
w. B. Lown, Jay street,
Edward Weyland, IL Varick street,
Thomas Cooper, 81 Maiden lane,
Wm H. Chambers, 527 Greenwich street,
E. w. Lozier, $50 Spring street.
Robert Brown, los West Broadway,
John J. Drake, $50 Frankling street.
Now if these nnen-provided they are respecta-
Bile citizens, for we do not know them-shaH make
oath to the fact and the Courier says they are viii
ling, the editor of this paper not only agrees to
pay promptly fifty dollars reward, but TO issue an
extra to-day announcing the fact M
Since writing the above, we are authorized 10
say that Mr.. W. B. Lown, No. 8 Jay st., denies
having given authority to use his name. He is a
whig, but never saw anything Of the sort AID.
Shaier publishes the following note, IN an evening
paper.
in sanderous whig paper of Saturday morning
that the Democrats of the Sixth Ward displayed
in the procession of Friday night banner bear
ing these words" Americans shant rule as -
a lie of the blackest cast Our leading banner
bore these words, under an American Eagle
7" Fostered under thy wings, we die in thy de-
fence" Yours truly, WIN. SHALER.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-20

do therefore, hereby proclaim, declare and make
known that said William w. Cherry, Josiah Collins Ro.
bert B. Gillian, WilIism H Washington. Daniel b. Bs.
kcr, Maurice O. Waddell. John Kerr, Augustine n.
Shepherd, James w. Osborne, Jonathan Horton ana
John Baxter, and duly elected and appointed
Electors of President and Vice President of the Unified
States for and or the part OF the said State Of North Caro-.
lima, and do hereby them and each ofthem, at
tend at the City of Raleigh the first Wednesday ia
December next and thon and there to vote Elecforj
for President and Vice President OF the United Sates
,,Ix, In testimony Whereof have FIefeunto seE
.SSSsSSe my hand and caused the Great Seal OF the
sSkA$E State Of North Caroline to 30 hereunto al:
SEGMfHc fixed.
Done al the City Of Raleigh this the I6EIT
'SS1' day of November, A. D. 1874. and Of the H..
dependence Of the United States the 6StI year.
J. NJ. MOREHEAD
By His Excellency's Command,
Pryor Reynolds, Jr., Private Secretary. H.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-20

All the towns in the State heard from except
six small ones, and clay's majority over Polk is
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
aIentaun, Wdrs 81.
9atitos Gttttt(tcr
SUPPER uno Slebf6mibt, III bet
s Sta0t 9lllentaun.

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er bas bic Site ieincr Waarcn, linn fcrner.
hin einen hinldn9Iihen 1heil Der 6ffcntlidcn
@unft Gdern ,pirb.
az sIftcs 8upfcr tpiro pertan8t ipcfir Der
b6hfe Yreis rrlanbt piro. -
9ln1cs Gttiu9er.
slpril "a. nq3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01

Slcrenccs, ,8raibs II. .Strobs
@cnnets fir edbies nno
W'iees, Ribbcns II. {. 10.
--alle Die cbi9en @aarcn
tpereen Elm ipcnis ,rcblfeis
fer Uerfauft, als an iraeno
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
april "a.
Siclter Saar9clS
geoers, Mteb(s uuo Sutter Stobr,

SeCetT, Ulepts Hro SHtter SGpgr,
in q Qentaun.
Der tlnterIfriebene benuBt bieIe @elcaens
belt fsinen Sreunben mo benz 9sebrtsn pub.
lifum ad,tnnsspca Die sInseise su MAIDEN, cae
er einen neuett
geoers, Weblz nno Sutter Stobr,
in Der Soamiltcn Straee, uutcrhaIb @raig's
@aifbaule, in benz @eb6uee Wcrin s,err s.
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erSfnct bat all,pc er immer auf soanb ~
talten 9eeenft, cine fd6ne 9luswabI
Sbers II. Scbl<2eoer, Moraeco. 9eoer,
@ibsgeber, Salbs lluo SbaafsSel>
le.-Gerner - @aiSens, 8og9ens,
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tpcldes er alles 81 iehr billi9en Ireiien ~
perfaufen i'm Stanbe ilt-fo bdlt er aud ilns
mer eiuen 8crratb -.. .Hs
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Sorne II. QSaisensSteten &c.
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I'm feiuen Stchr aufs beife eiusurid)ten nnb
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oiennns, einen 2beil Der Sfcntlihen Gunbs
fdaft Su erbaltcn. g n-
Saeob Srci6ler.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
unOStiefel

gum @ertauf mf canb Su baIfcn gebsnft.-
Disjeltc fperbsn ale uutcr iciner ei9euen 9luf,
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lc8!eieb bsferst. Is 'a s'G9 @
Scas g. Smith, 9lsettt.
sIpriI "a ~ i'a' - uaS Dl
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g etf unD Statle T.
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setnn mi @elnt publfum
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- ..e- # q Sed ulo Stater.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
april "a.

llnter;eihnetcr, 9Isent fir either @mborbt,
bscient lid, biefer @els9enbcit feinen Nrsuns
ben nno bcm publifum im sli9emeinen bic
sIujet9e ju MAIDEN, oae or in Der camiltcn
Straee, ipifden Or. Wartin's uno Sobn 8.
&ube's Wcbuun9eu eineu neuen Sbubltcbr
erridtet bat all,pp or dlts 9lrteu
Samen uno Stnoer S6uhe
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
gaeue nno @oblfcile
Sabacf- ~


Die lluter,eid,neten MAIDEN bierourd, ben
@inppbnern BON 9Illentaun uno eem ecehrs
ten publifum iiberhaupt bic sIn,eiqe, bas Ge
in Der sIllenifraee Der Staot 9lqentaun, in
eem 6aufe ebebem bewobnt BON 6 pna 6
Q m t b, 9erabe cbrrbaIb bem "llnicn so,
ter' cine neue Tre1 ne .'ra
Sabafz zWanufaftur
te9cnnen babcn olIrpo tIe perTd,ert fiiblen
ale 9nrnfeube polIfcmmen befrieoieen su
fonnen.-Sie 9eeenfen INNER auf Sanb iu
halten .'. :. 80
Spanifdes, halt ipaniitbe nnc ancerc
@t9arren 9fappee,> @rcbers unc
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furs alIe su biefem @efhdft aeborence aIrtis
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ihrem 9ortbeil finoen, bel ibnen ansurufsu
ehe fe fonftpo faufen.
Sbre preiie rperben iusert billia frin.
Soenrp Seiper
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-03-22
The View Uabiuc, Appointments.

BY reference 10 our Washington news, it will
be seen that the president has made several impor.
tsut appointments, among which are his cabinet
officers to i'll the places 30 recently occupied
by the lameuled Upsher and GiImcr.
Later udyiccs state that the nomination Of Mr.
Calhoun, as secretary Of state, was unanimously
confirmed by the senate the same day the appoint.
men, wa. made; and that Mr.. Wish, declines
the appointment of L. 5. supreme judge
Mr.. Calhoun being in South Carolina at the
tine Of his appointment, iii, no, positively known
whether he viii accep, ii; bet the active stand
taken by senator McDulIio and many other friends
in favor Of the appointment, leaves the presump.
ton that he will.