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The North-Carolina standard., 1844-05-08

Martin County AT very large and enthusiastic
Meeting of the Democracy of Martin, held in the town
of Williamson the 27th April, that able aid feasless
democrat Col. Asa Bggs wasaominated for the Sem
ate, and Dr. George Cobb for the House Of Camss6ns.
Col Biggs having been invited into the Meeting, am
sweF to CALI from the Chair, aeceptad his nomnatio
capddafor the Senate, and entertain ed the Meet
ing win of his happiest efforts We suppRsethat
Br. Cobb viii also accept. ishighy gratifying to wifi
the steps the democrats of Martin making to-
wards more.Grm and perfect system of orGanization
Let them 60 as they have commenced 1ana let'fhe
democrats elsewhere follow theis example.
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ST MIR YES SCHOOL.
RALEIGH, N g.
Rigbt Rsp. l. S. IVES, p. D.ySVisitsT.
D. AInERT SMEnES. Rector


ENNHR fifth Session Of this School Will commence on
IL the lst of june a Apunctuh attendance 1f the Pu-
pills is requested.
TERMS
For Board and English Tuition. per sessions paysbIe
in nadvanee, $100 0O
Triton II, Frenehsp spsg ssssion, IA so
in MuaicOn fils Piano or Gsitas'
per session, % %
with SO fof-tks use Of Piano.J
g uti6n in Music. on the Harp 90 90
with $40 Tor use of InstEument - s-
N. B. Beds and Bedsteads are furnished By thc
Sehoai Pupils required to frHish their ownted.
ding aud t016e5s The clothing of Pupils shouldbe dis
tinetly uaTltsf wiakthe oyheFsenaness Mrs SmEDET
viii suPsTinisna any Purehasss Parents may asOrl.S
theirc hldren to rake City, Jst no decotHt sOiH
Be 6pfied af Store without the express sanction Of
Pasents, OF Guadans ffhs Religious Setieesof Sum
das being held the Chapel Of He IIstitutop 1y the
Rectsx Ppis occasion to yisit the city, and
the isall that HEY require Hhsy are nL
lowed TO acaep AYitatons la the City for the cnys
EokcRa month and never, fsfthe seveniHg The have
opportunities Of seeing their friends and acquirg eass
ohannenin soeistY q tha S0ress, Which aye fatedy
| held during the Session.
i Raleleh7 ApFll as, 1914 49S-4t
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and sgen a better chance than ear epSbneata, IN
cd7rgine tie cflasr F0UZRTEEN SEdESs: If
pshht Z have -rlus stated and don8 BeneastlR to.
|lhe people Jhan 2 am 4 srait0F aut q take the
secession to <tos.hose uA0 rasing 50 efFens-
issly abeut traisgrss that III now
ing tAe pAblc, lssso sanay be sfO6pd nthsliela,
ard Il win EDt be di6euN ih,dsciding. Who t6eYs
are. - 80 r. M. SAENDERSe
.BisHrssFOH cxss, May &, is4M j.
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Aate.l1aes. Guards.

Parrs1e It fhe Fapitol S4aare on Saturday nskt at
. o'ciOeir ~ Ntmsd and equipped according 70 law
in Samne torHi, 8y order Of the Capta1a
Private Meeting The proceeding eveping at 'clcck
AT the City Han. PuAetual attendahee is required
sadey 3, Is44c It.
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PRFGE s CUR r Z. IA. 3. .
ss,5co5ssciea sses1s15or aRFgF q ssaniRsrd.
! alaII Road Notfce.

TfSHE anHaai meeting Of The StoekholdeFsin The Ka
leigh aud Rail Road Company will 81 hsld
ekhe 6feeof the Conf PtEeiler Of State inhS CS9 Of
Raleigh the Asst MoHday ia J4fne hext A pa1stual
S. r. PATTERSON, lFTggT.
Ike R.R. S6eese : oz
I. Aprn 3, sstA
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eraneat aas recognises more tn% sign' yeArs ago,
ana which lS eeSalasY more taaepeheeete el "iSAs
go now than wass1aex,co' q Spans ."Seo.ne oser-
ed his tve 11lRtenl, Sgall -PeF dop inqsafe
what strange reTelaHops ha.e Seeos1t' soeH' 'h's
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snen: AnaiAeis ImaK ASA why Se hesr
the ss.Se OF tAs Henhe!n ue1
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} Direct Roats aYhose who may wish to travel sofn
New Orleans to KehtGcky will feiefnBer that y Clay
has Discovered The route Ala
bama, Georgia, Sosth Carolina North Carolina, Viz
ginia, and Washingfon G Eity.:s .e.. ts;ssa ~
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!. TRe next Animal Address before
the two Literary Societies of the University of North
Caroiiha Will be delyered BY Es B. SHEPA ARD, Esq
of RalAish af the solicitation efthe Phanthrepic So
eiety. ]. Bysordss of TIE SOCIETY.
May ist IS44s 496.4t
REGISTER will please copy. 4 -
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e Kings, it issaid, ,afe the fsDf Ged," and there
fore govern BY Divine and on the same principle
We suppose theeCoons regard their candidate F Vice
President asthe gift of God! oh eoonism CoonismI
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Or Mr.. Spencer has resigned the OficSof Secretary
of the Treasury. difference between him and the
President is said to have been the Judge Green,
EOf New Jersey, isspeken of a. his successor.
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-DIRT1.

On The z5th April a hil tesideace IA Nssh celfy,
after long and painful Illness, JoHN 9FtN droN,
Esq 1f the eTst ysa1 Of IL ae The asoeAs jeff
three children. hufnenens family come (oh, and ma
pa aiendsstp deplsre 1heiF loss -
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wHIG SCENES AT BALTIMoREr,


The Baltimore Republican gives graphis account .!
the Wa aOirgsat .BAitiRoreddi Shea late COnven-
aon. Tie Coon iSseeQs, was theppssidihg Deity II
pssIped every Hing animated every thing. eoptrplled
every thing EyenMr clay sss cqnsidesed hiferior
shihak <BdGredd what The Raeubiipsn says ~ p
The Coon is the favorfte deityae has even usarp-
ed hslGg qabn' which IN ne bong fine 81 Procession
nq whefe TO be eeea Tle great, 6ddyutent - is
conpeed to get s9aOFdinate part 70 tss the
I1pots Where evsr6e fs 'seen roGd hrrraA fend tbs
air. Aheadi, OF tcsapds arp rho9ssed to do him
Worship rIe youth lad age. ,hebesfdtesso and the
sld with gtey hair fas( pehg f9r he sris sttus-
gsd ip rivalry do f5is .:enibeiP A Essstest rev
comeef him 70 recctd these dtgrapg secures upsn he
page Of the Republics history: N et, in gforfcaten
was Henry Clay It VAS haFd stru fo Scfort be-
tween the man aud the coos: Tbs rextsCoTerhor of
Maryland; once the editor, NOW ths expounde
Of Whig principles, had ftll statute CT TIE twice
beaten candidate standgg R94a TsIsS eyer the Ps;r
doubtless had bowed to'the A1fs sesased to
waver before the image Of man, Even the Coop for
the TIME being had O @hds Afs d.miRished head" But
why continue the hpmiliating pictureS Ta SPECTACLE
wasessenfally Whig ultra Whig,bnt nanyef te party
not Spectators aId from appeaEspee huna.eds of
oVr moral md upright adversares disco1ntsnanced IL
wisae asair by refusing to jSiRj in ihe. Fpsks -.
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There was dead coons.
There an owl.
There was hog: s~S
TAeTe was a dead .chicke en- ceek,:- "
There were negroes carrying bahhefs
. Ehare was hawk 4,,- -. q
tt There sngingcf songs "-ard ahouS6Iae thods-
and and boys, with banRers Ayingxand allRRder
deep excitement sinaking up the whole procession.
We fobeaE comment, but a. high sepse of duty
pels US warn parents toe3ercse
preventing heif sons POM limiting in.speh scenes. we
speak rom what has fallen under our eye. Youth,
wild with e3ciHmeHt Ht-without experiences Ncon6dent
from example protected by syhAarhetic tolerance ot
feeliDgYith onrestrdud ana pene up passions and in.
fatuated by and exhaiIaiing indngehcess in11e
short weeksssw the eds Of moral hysical decay
which brings them to early grave; erWeEse. TO mas
my and disgraee Never seud-themto such asehee to
learn polcai prfnc 1ne sniy OF Mhlcn
Enerbid enthusiasm On Iecl4esse tement. sWhethas
,been said tath undefled tsuth, thousands can prove
it, and tf he4sacrea pTiaciple saeaErisd pas5hat
Deity makes delrieus those he Intends to-dsseysn the
nanRsof WhigEisn viii soon be '.en obsofetedeas'
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=
1ston Of ous treaty faih, snda desltrsiien Of par
against MsSieo. r 6aze,s alfe say shown that, IL
eonld not have bsensogconslisre by Mr. Clay, in
as25,aor bys N4r. Van Bur en-; IN l629 The quess
.ti0s-cfrp p1rehassshea -was1H same toNtpds Spain
as is thesquestipn. OF aEae xaten now exico.
Eheu;- We esfseognaedshe.grea prineipte, thse an
oppressed People had tlsfigtN a1ealtsF or Abolish
aud to ihstttueeaneH GoysTnments as t9 them
shall seem most likely TO edectt ttfeif own safety
Faad RspRfn Ne fscogaissd ahs Gexetn-
mepf exisung de aete iscasding tie kipelg cant d
a Gorersmerede is,t.. Bas who fears i va with
Nfexico e When The threat Nass read TemA tie
Rfesidsn1' nesagE. a steebeaing of-she presrihs
AsessicH-of & cite 20 oihSr feeling
than that ed. asfisisnaha Ia9ehter. 3 RaENe are
to have, !, win be al the instgasien 6f England
ana df ~ qss who DOW express thsE saestasdly
fears, in oEaet ea6ousaees cOntesh
tItiS BtittsS Ald a1s All aaasl
.Meil now On which side abe papris DC Msckieh.
Eburg, Encoi1, Catawba. aad sheOLhss codnsIesf II
lyods 5isiTist- in 6s. i obiscle.
this is aIylerssn aaad Isee i snesEingfF e
lraafHed FIN me pa6lic ssii1g 10 RhicRE ~
refetEed. that ills .snlY :. .y1sr trick sey
twhatsse mey he lksfesiine with ssnea thar no
likiRg, .R6we5ef mnchfoF the COED of ihe country
il coming ffpms joint yleE<is1o sbas sseepted
cannot FOR . moment 5elleyesour People palljci
kEPale IA ip8 tucR sehaS Thsfs talIiOsiSEi
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NEW YORK.
SYRACUSE.

On the llth inst. the Democratic Association met
at Syracuse John Burnet in the chair. The Asso-
citation absolved Major Nj. ID. Burnett the delegate
to The Baltimore Van Buren, Convention from his
pledge to vote for Van Buren,. The Empire State
Democrat III alIusion to this movement justly says
the veto candidate is the only with whom we
can defeat Henry Clay. Around John Tyler the peo-
Pile will rally with the greatest enthusiasm Most
ably has he borne the eight of this complex govern
ment Ia him the people have the most abiding con-
hdence and anxious to pay him the deep debt Of
gratitude the nation owe him "
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OHIO.
EIGHTEENTH

EIGHTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
A District Convention of the friends of John Tyler
was held on the 18th instant al Massilon, Ohio Ja-
cob knoblock in the chair There were near two
hundred German delegates present. The resolutions
nominate MIR. Tyler for the next Presidency, cordi-
ally approve of the treaty of annexation negotiated
by MIR. Tyler. denounce Bank Of the United States,
applaud President Tyers liberal opinions upon citi-
zen'hiP, consider him as deserving the support
Of every adopted citizen, Sc, sc.
LOUIS Schaeier was appointed delegate TO tie
Baltimore Tyler Convention. Many gentleman spoke
on the occasion, every advocating the election Of
Mr.. Tyler to the Presidency.
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May 10.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
Navy Aersr's OrrIcI,

Navy AGESrs OrrIcI,
Washington, ID. C., May 8, ls43.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office, until
Il O'Clock on Saturday, the eighth day of June
next, for the deliyoy Of the following COAL, at the
places and IN the quantities herein designated, viz
Al Portsmouth, Neio Hampshire
2j tons of peach orchard red ash anthracite, bro.
ken and screened.
5000 bushels average Mid Lothian, bitumnous.
Al Boston, Massachusetts.
$50 tons peach orchard red ash anthracite, broken
and screened.
ll25 tons Beaver MeadoN anthracite, in lump.
400 chaldrons best Cumberland lump, bi,umnous.
5000 bushels average Mid Lothian, bituminous.
Al NeD York, ~ u
50 ons Lehigh, anthracite, broken and screamed.
so chadrons best Cumberland lump, bituminous.
Al philadelphia, Pa.
50 tons Lebigh anthracite, in lump
5000 bushels # sylyania, bltumlnous.
Al Washington u. c.
10000 bushels average Mid Lothian, btuminous.
5000 " lump do do
Al Norfolk.
5000 bushels average Mid Lothian, btumnous.
Ar the above GOALS to be Of the very best quail
ill., TO be delivered at the respective Navy Yards -
halt on or before the Jn Gay OF July next and
the remaining half on or before the 5th day Of Au-
gust next 2a0 pounds Of anthracite coal 10 the ton
and pecks OF bituminous coal 10 the bushel, sub
ect TO the inspect ton Of officers designated by the
Commandments OF the respective Yards The Bitumi-
rows, Cumberland and Pennsylvania Coal must be
lump, and be taken from mines the most approved
for the goodness Of s quality aud freeuess from sui
phur aud other impurities, satisfactory evidence Of
which must accompany the bids, as none other bids
will be considered and no G. al will be received
cept il corresponds strictly with the description here
IN given. Contracts will be prepared, to be executed
by those whose offers accepted for the faithful
performance Of which bond with two good and
sufficient surees 10 be satisfactory 10 the Govern
ment will be required in one-third the amount Of
the contracts ten per cent. will be deducted from the
amount ofesch delivery until the contracts arc com
piled with fully and to the satisfaction OF the Cola
msntants OF the respective Yards
by order Of the Chief & the Bureau OF Yard, and
Ducks WIN h. SCoIl,
Navy Agent
To be published once week TIL the time IS out in
HIS Patriot, New Hampshire Times, Boston
Aurora, New York; American Sentinel, PhilAdsl-
phia; Spsetstor, Washington Old Domhios and
Chronicle, Portsmouth, Virginia
may 10
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MARYLAND
BALTIMORE.

On the 18th inst a large meeting Of the friend, Of
Tyler and Texas, assembled al the Blsckhorsc Tsr-
ern, Pennsylvania avenue, j. Zimmerman in the
Chair The resolutions declare that the annexation
of Texas necessary to preserve the Unon that the
ratification of the Treaty now before the Senate i,
demanded by sound policy, that John Tyler Is the
best fitted Of all the Democrats spoken Of for the
Presidency, and they further nominate him uncon-
dit'onslly as candidate FOR The next Presidency
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed on the occasion
and hsre was but oas sentiment prevailing in the
ss"b'y, and that was, hat they would RS. or fell
under the flag Of the Veto and Ter,. Chieftsu,
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NOTICE.
IN y y II
HINGTON BRANCH RAIL ROAD

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAIL ROAD.
nELEGATES and others desiring to attend the
~ Conventions to be held in Baltimore, on the
9Th instant procure Tickets at the reduced rates
of fare oI either Of The regular trains Of the Goth or
Tor the train which leaves this city o'clock on The
morning of the 27h.
Passengers who may wish to return on the evening
of the 9Th, avail themselves Of extra train TO
leave Baltimore for this city =, p. NJ, but il must
be distinctly understood that they shall join the at the
outer Depot.
1t is particularly requested that early notice be given
TO the undersigned of the number Of Delegates from
the District. As all fare collected by the conductors in
the will be at the established of the road il
is alb oIutey necessary that the Tickets for The round
trip should be procured some time before the de-
pariure of he trains. The Tickets will be good
until the 81 Of June inclusive, and not trans
ferable.
BY order.
SAMUEL STETTINUS, Agent.
may lSdt21th.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS UNDER THE CON
VENTlON WI I'll MEXICO.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
llth May, 1914.
TIE holders of certificates issued by this Depart
ment under the Convention with the Republic of
Mexico, will, on the presentation of their certif-
Gates, at the Bank OF the Metropolis, after the
10th instant receive their proportion Of the third in
stalmen and interest paid by Mexico, after deduct
ing expenses Of Transmission aud insurance 10 the
United States, The amount to be distributed is
sl35 4S4 IS, and IS equvaen. to SIX 72lO0 per cent
on the respective awards.
Claimants who have applied 10 receive the amount
payable on their certificates, al Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, or Baltimore, may present them for
payment after the Doth instant at the Mer-
chants Bank, Boston Bank Of America, N. York
Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia or at the Bank OF
Baltimore.
McCLlNT TOOK YOUNG,
SECRETARY Of Tie Treasury ad interim
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Oh Provisions AND CLoTHise,
April III, 1874.

BUREAU Oh Provisions AND CLOTHING,
April III, lo44.
SEALED proposals, endorsed Proposals for Navy
~ Clothing and Clothing Materials will be received
at this Office until O'Clock, r. M on Monday, the
10Th day Of May next, for furnishing and delivering
ION receiving forty five days notice. each either
of the Navy Yards, ChaTlestown, Mas, Brooklyn,
A. r., and Gosp'r, Va, such quantities of any OF
all Of ha following named articles of Navy Clothing
and Clothing Materials, may be ordered by the
by the Commandans OF said Navy Yards respectively,
Uunng the fiscal year commencing the first day o.
July next, and ending the ,hItie,h DAY of June,
1915; viz:
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NO MI n A L ION
JOHN TYLER FOR T HE MEX T PRESIDENCY
BY THE PEOPLE
SOUTH CAROLINA.

On the 18th instant monster Texas meeting
was hell IN Charleston, S. c. John Robinson in the
Chair. The resolutions. 60 the Whole ground
for and against the annexation of Texas 10 the Uni
ed States and conclude by the assertion of the pfin-
cipc that Texas ought to be, and mus, be, noo adj
milted into The Union, measure of selfpreserva-
ton against the Vaccinations of England, of the
American Union.
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FOR RENT,

E-.R A ND POSSESSION given on thu
G1Tn< II lst or Cd of June, 1874, the
sssR very comfortable and pleasantly situa
r1EcLats s6 ted dwelling house and premises or
the of l4th street and New
YORK Avenue, at present in the occupancy of F. II
Dayidge, ESD
This is one Of the most desirable places Of resi-
dence in Washington, having connected with it
milk house, stable and carriage house, large yard
for wood coal, garden, Sc with good water, near al
hand.
Apply 10 Mr.. Davidge, or to
JAMES HARMED,
l3th between + and + streets.
NAV Id 81
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To u, Editor Of the .Madisoniun .


Since the discussion in regard to Texas com
meneed in an on, Of Congress, have read in your
and other prints, and with much attention as my
leisure time would permit the dispositions and de-
bates on that truly important subject may in one
brief sentence, state that in the issue have not sin.
gle interest at stake. The papers | forward to your
office will amply explain why solicit their inse' ton
m your paper.
BRET statement Of my operations in exploring the re-
gon OF country between Louisiana and Texas, in
particular, IN surveying and publishing the first
map, from actual survey, ever made Of the Sabine
river, and which wa, subsequently supplied by me
TO John Mslsh, who, IN 1916 and II, inserted my
oaa on That and adjacent parts in his Msp Of the
United States cited and adopted a, the sutborit,
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY, RYE STRAW, OATS,
AND CORN.
NAVY AeEsr's OrrIcE,
May 10th, 1874.

NAVY AGEsr's OrrrcE,
May 10th, 1874.
PROPOSALS will be received a, this Office until
i three O'Clock on Saturday, the 9Th Of June
next, for furnishing at the Navy Yard in this city all
the Hay, Rye-straw, Oats, and Corn that may be
needed for the use Of the teams employed IN the
yard for twelve months from the 9Th day Of June
oext; all the above articles TO be OF the rtry bea
quality TO be delivered in such quantities may be
required and subject TO the inspection Of such officer
as tie Commandant may designate. Ten per cent.
IS closed VIM. Is. SCOTT,
Navy Agent.
may l0-lawtSiune
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Ir We have learned from different sources tina,
great aumbcrs Of letters written to the President
from citizens in all parts OF the Union who psrtei-
pate in the primary meetings which nominate him
for the Presidency urging him to respond TO the call
and become at once the Peoples candidate for the
Presidency. We think these calls merit an afiirms
live response--in consideration Of the condition OF
usrties--tLo Texas question--and The interests OF
tbs country Yet we will cheeriulIy abide by what
ever decision the President may come 10.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
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to any lands thin the limits of the townships above
enumerated is required to establish the same TO the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver Of the pro-
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PRACTICAL aer seeing hi, notice, and before the day
appointed for the commencement of the public sale
Of the township, embracing the tract claimed, above
designated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THOyH. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of Ut General Land Office.
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