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NJ ARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK

MINIATURE ALMAsAc.-....THIs DAY
TIKI sCN. THE MOON FCLL sEA
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SERVICES III y u
French mex, Sunday morning. 9th inst to his congregation
in their former place of worship, corner OF Nasssu and
frS.row collection will he made to hell TO deirSy tA
Invited 10 attend Service to begin al 10! O'Clock
Rev C IL. W. VIII also preach ON The same day ~ :
O'Clock p NJ in South Brooklyn in the Grammar school
.po,n corner oil Atlantic sud Henry Sis which occasion
COLLECTION Will be- made for The pMrnlse. u y
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Commanding Is, Div. OF n. \. Stale Infantry.
AMBROSE c. KI>CsL.Sp, Division Inspector. 10 l.
: Western Land Agency, DETROIT, Mieme

~ Western Land Agency, DETROIT Michigan
lBiG.-Sr The undersigned continue 10 devote her a.
tenion 10 the business Il this Agency VIZ The purchase
of Real Estate lie payment OF lakes retaining
lands sold for the purchase Of lands al N sales
the examination Of titles the entry OF State Government
lanis. the examination and plating Of lands leasing cly
and village property and collecting rents collecting bonds
mortgages and other evidences OF debt, the purchase aud
sale OF Michigan State liabilities
They have careful and u.twortly Agents the princi
pa! places in Ohio Indiana Illinois, N.korsEn aud Iowa,
and in each of the organized Counties Of this STATE
That all business entrusted 10 their care VIII receive
prompt ANA particular attention. they refer you 10 the o
lowing gentlemen for whom they hGy transacted business
" Oitce opposite the Michigan Exchange, Jefferson
avenue. ouss, &c
GEORGE :. MACY, MACY DkiOG>
WILLIAM 5 DRIGGs.
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rT- Eighth Ward Pioneer Henry Clay Club
The 0; this Cub being The aTsi es was organ
ICED In the Unionl viii give grand Ball N coiineinot IA
apr OF the ratification Of the Treaty OF Geni a. Inc poo
the 9Th February, isi7. They have INSIDE srtsnge,
en;s with distinguished sr.isis who are already
preparing the decorations fs- The occasion d.
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q MIR. Giles Lectures on Social 1.ife.-The
second lecture OF this course will be given 81 The SuyVe-
sant Institute Monday evening, Dec 7th at! ocorS
SuhieS;-" The Patriotic Sentiment
Tickets for the 10 admi, lady and eenemsnl
- gle tickets 81 clso be had nj c. : Francis Co.'S
80 Broadway Henry kernos 6SS Broadway, and Al The
Coor oil the d.
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~ TachymaIhy.-T. GLOVES LII. ID invites Tue
citizens OF New York TO attend his introductory Lecture
on achyualky Rapid Instruction In seiul Science. 10
De delivered on Monday the Iih inst Al lSS Canslst Ad
ui,ancs The Lecturer viii present 10 his audience
nm outline of his intended course which will comprise in
siructicns in of the useful branches OF educaon
Arhmeirca processes which have been characterized g.
eri,hueuca magic, will be announced by which The Soot
II three or hours The ordinary methods VIII be per
formed in us many minutes. new and greatly improved
system of Mnemonics will also be introduced, and ls EN-
eacv tested writing with rapidiiy The ratio % The
circumference diameter OF the circle 10 l5i places OF
aecinals The decimal equivalents OF other fractions
come ,hem extending several hundred places Will ne
written with equal Tapldy upon The black board Tie
product Of places of hgur-s by or figures. Sc
WIN De exhibited by instantaneous operation Teachers
are particularly invited. d Stis'
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SPITTU0NS.-Brian Spirtoons. manufactured a;
- for sale, wholesale and retail. a. Bariilg sip by
ASA BOARUMaN I HART
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SMAN - Naideu-lan= has oc hand AMI receiving cEly
splendid zs>ormen; OF scies Anc g-utlsme-'- Sheet
Rubber over Shoes Also complete Assortment; Of every
description OF India Rubber Shoes, together WIKI sen
did assortment o. I2din RG5oer Goods
India Rubber Ws-ehoU>e = Ma:den-laae corner 9: Mas
ssD-.t IS Tvs
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
SHEPARD uice sHANKLIN."

These are the terms already employed by the
Federal leaders in regard to our Candidate, and
they but foreshadow the nature of the warfare
they intend 10 wage against him. We tell these
leaders in advance that ne "slap their spirit" Of
ridicule "upon the snout," and defy all their as
saults and all their malice.
The writer in the Register of yesterday, who
signs himself "P. S." (Peleg Sneakeasy y says
that at the late Democratic Meeting in this City,
the claims of Mr.. Shepard were urged by
Messrs. Disbrow, Holden and others" This so
far as a0e are concerned, is untrue. We did not
attend that Meeting; and we state this fact only
to show that the writer, who speaks falsely in the
Jftth line, ought not be believed in what he says
in The remaining portion of his article.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
THE PENITENT1ARY SYSTEM.

The attention Of the people of North Carolina
has, fortunately we think, been directed of late to
this important subject. We are glad to notice
that nearly all the papers of the State: without
distinction of party, are publishing more or less
information relating to the question "whcther Il
Pententiary should be established in this State p
The last North Carolina Standard has COM
municaon signed Giles" in which the writer:
after stating his belief that " such institution is
demanded by the spirit of the age in which we
live, the dictates of humanity, and the teachings
of enlightened reason" discusses with ability the
principles on which his opinion rests. We re-
joice to that this question is not likely to be-
come party question. A free, calm discussion
will we doubt not, gradually throw such light
upon the subject as eventually to fix the opinion
in the minds of the people, that the best interests
of the community demand The establishment Of Il
Penitentiary. New6ernian
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
NAIL .aR n. Two E.ME.N'TS
AT RALEIGH.

Northern Mail, daily. Due a. m. Closes Ia
m. Rail Road.
Southern, daily. Due a. Closes at a. m.
Two horse hacks.
Greensborough, tr- r-weekly. Due Monday Wednesday
and Saturday at m and closes Sunday, edneSday
and Friday at p. Four-horse Stages
PittSOOrOugh, twice week. Due Saturday and
Wednesday at p m, and closes Monday and Thursday
at 10 a. m. Two-horse hacks.
.Nesc6er'a, tri-weekly. Due Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at p. m, and closes Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at p. m. Four-horse Stages. -
T'dr6OrOugh, tr-week1y. Due Monday. Wednesday
and Friday at 10 p and closes Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at a. N. Two-horse Stage. .
ROr6OrOugh, once week. Due every Friday at q.
m, aud closes every Friday at 10 a. N. Horse Mail.
Haywood, a week. Due every Monday at 4 p.
M, and closes every Friday at 10 a. Horse Mail
NOTE Letters TO be in time for the Mail, should be
put in the Office Is minutes before hour for clos
ing Letter postage five cents for letter not exceeding
half ounce in weight, for any distance not exceeding
300 miles, and ten cents for any greater dsance-every
half ounce, fractional part Of half ounce is charged
as single letter. " ".F
March 1916. E62-E.s
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
aOMINOUs" FOR WHIGGERY.

The Register of yesterday endcavors TO pro-
duce the impression that the nomination of Mr..
Shepard was received coldly by the Wilmington
Journal the North Carolinian, and the Warren
ton Reporter. Let that paper and its friends be
at once undeceived. All these papers will support
the nomination cordially and the result will show
that events now transpiring are more " ominous
for Whiggery than they are for Republicanism.
The Register will soon have enough to do among
its friends, without looking to the movements of
It's adversaries.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

We have before US The New Hampshire Patri
OF of the 18th instant, which contains full returns
of the late election in that State for Governor,
Members of Congress, and Members of the Leg.
islature. In this State it requires majority of
all the votes elect and this fact accounts for the
repeated attempts for the last six or seven months
to elect Member to Congress in place of the
traitor Hale The majority in all the votes
against Woodbury., the democratic candidate for
Congress, was in November last 2, 447 now it is
only 1446; and the majority against Williams,
the democratic candidate for Governor, is 1865.
In the House there will be one hundred and
twenty-six democrats, and one hundred and thirty"
four Federaists and Abolitionists.
The New Hampshire Patriot justly attributes
this result to the Clergy, to Hale, the traitor to
the Democratic party, who led on the allied
army" of fanatics, Federalists and Abolitioniss,
against Democracy and Texas, and to appeals,
constantly made, in the pulpit and at the fre-sde,
against " the encroachments of the slave power. !"
But that paper asserts what is undcniable-that
New Hampshire is out and out Democratic
State-and is in high Spirits confidently believing
as it does that one short year of Federal and Abb
olition misrule, will result in the permanent re-
generation Of the State.
And yet this is the Wing victory over which
the Raleigh Register exults That paper knows
how this triumph effected and the New
York Tribune Joins it as follows in its song of
glori6cation:
Wings of the Union glorious triumph has
been won by our brethren Of the Granite State,
which is deserving of your warmest congratula-
tons. 1t is the breaking away of the Northern
Gag Lao and .Slare Extension 1t is the up
rousng of Free State of the North, to demand
that the Compromises Of the Constitution shall be
respected in behalf of Freedom, well on the
side of Slavery"
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
Appointments of Mr. Shepard.

Mr.. SHEPARD will address his fellow-citizcn.
of the State, at the following times and in the
places, TO wit: .=..oa ..-rl
Franklinton, Franklin county, 2eth March,
Henderson, Granville, 9th March,
Elizabeth City, Pasquotank, 1st April,
Cuuituck G. H., Currituck. 4th April,
Hertford, Perquimans, 9Th April,
Columbia, Tyrrell 18th April.
Hyde C. H., Hyde, 18th April,
Washington, Beaufort, 22d April,
Beaufort, Carteret, 2sh April,
Kinston, Lenoir. 1st May,
Waynesboro', Wayne, 5th May,
Wilmington, New Hanover, 9th May,
Smith6eld, Johnston, 18th May.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
MEssRs. GRAHAM AND SHEPARD.

1t will be seen, by Mr.. shepards appointments
in today's paper, that he will address the people
at Franklinton tomorrow, and on the next day
he will speak at Henderson. Governor Graham,
it is rumored, will meet him at these places; and
should he do so, there will be animated and in
teresting disc ussions.
We indulge no fears for the Democratic Can
didate He goes before the people with good
cause, with indomitabls energies, and with de-
termination to devote all his time and talents to
the campaign. The Democrats in all quarters
will stand by their Candidate; and, for the best
of reasons, we count upon tremendous vote for
him in the Eastern section of the State. Mark
what we say!
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
PIANO FORTEs. &C.

TAINES, RICHES CO., BoOK-sELLERs AND
" STATIoNERs, Sycamore street, Petersburg, Pa,
have recently received and intend keeping constantly
sale Piano Fortes from the following popular manu-.
factories VIZ: Chickering's, and Wilkins, and New.
halls, of Boston; H. Worcesters, ate oil the firm of
Nunns s. Fischers, of New York all which are Of su
perior finish, touch and tone, and greatly reduced
prices. A written guarantee will accompany every 1T.
strumeut, ii desired by purchasers
They also keep extensive assortment of school and
other Books, Stationery, Music and musical instruments
other than Pianos and every other article usually kept
in similar establishments. .-..Ff
Orders from their country friends will be panetsally
filled, upon very low terms 1t-L
Petersburg, Sept. 1, IS45. 56S-Iy.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.

So far as we have had an opportunity Of hear
ing, within the very shorttirne which has elapsed
since Mr.. Shepard's nomination, the responses to
the action of the Committee are strong and hearty
The Richmond Enquirer of Monday last says:
flames B. Shepard, Esq, has been nominated
by the State Committee as the Democratic candi-
date for Governor of North Carolina. He is a
gentleman of high character, fine talents and ster-
ling principles. He has entered upon his arduous
task with spirit, and will canvass the State, to
animate the Republican party vigorous exertion.
1.-The Wings raunred their opponents with their
failure to procure a candidate 10 contend for the
Office of Governor. Strange would it now be,
should James B. Shepard cut down their vaulting
hopes and redeem the Old North State. much
more unexpected defeat stopped their career, when
another son of North Carolina, one James K.
Poikn led on the Republican forces.n
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
PETERSBURG MARKET.

February %, 1915.
The transactions for produce the past week have
been only TO moderate extent.
Iobacco-Is in fair demand. We quote Lugs
from TO So so; common Leaf 2 rs to SO so
Fair TO Good Manufacturing 4 TO 81.
Whent- Receipts very light. Prime parcels
bring 81 05; sales range from 90 TO 100 cts. per
bushel.
FHour-There is limited demand for Supetfne,
chiefly from town dealers in small parcels al S.
C0ttom-There is good demand at present for
this article. Sales have been made in small par
GELS as high as Tic. Prices have upward ten
dency.
Bdcon-Sales from Carts, hog round, 64 hams
7 a 74c. ...... Republican.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
National Loan Fund Life AsStEF.
amCe Society of London. .

Ga-Ey8fP OWERED By act OF PARLIAMENT
CAPITAL E5oOoOG or S 2,5oo, 900.
TENHE following are among the advantages offered
u by this Institution - ~
l. The guarantee Of large subscribed capital, in ad
dition to the accumulation of premiums. e. The Pecu
liar benefit secured to the assured by the principle of The
Loan Department 8. The payment of premiums anna
extensive and liberal thirty days allowed after zach
payment of premium becomes due without forfeiture Of
policy. 5. The Society being founded on the Mutual
profits ofthe Society," two-thirds Of which annually
divided among the assured. 6. The Society is not
nected with either Marine or Fire Insurance.
Pamphlets containing tables of rates. &c., and all ne
cessary nformalion may be had application to the
subscriber GEO. LITTLE, Agent
Raleigh, N. c. Dee. 30, 1s46. bs2.Oam.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25

We are informed upon reliable authority, that
the destruction consequent upon the late gale in
those counties and islands bordering on the coast
from Cape Henry TO Currituck Inlet has been
without precedent in the recollection of the oldest
citizens i'll those portions of the States of Virginia
and North Carolina and while we deeply sym
pahise with the inhab bitants on account of the
heavy losses sustained among their cattle, hogs,
poultry, &c, we are graificd in being able to nm
dent Of one of the small islands contiguous Motifs
Island, has perished, whether by cold or drown
ing we are not informed. The rumor IN circula-
tion of the drowning of SO families 0he entire
popuIation) on MOTIFS Island, we are PLEASED to
communicate, is entirely without foundation, not
a human being having p"rished on the island
during the gale. Norfolk Beacon, March 10.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
THE MANSION HOUSE,
RAJ ETGH NJ n

THE subscribers, having purchased the House and
l. Lott in the City of Raleigh, occupied for several
years Hotel, by JAMES LITCHFoRD, Esq, and
having taken full possession the sarne respectfully -
form their friends, and the Public generally, that they
ale prepared to accommodate all who may call upon
them with Board by the day, month, year. They
aHeT themselves, that from their long experience in
this line of business, they E to give satisfaction
to those who may patronize them And whilst they
would tender their for past favors
SHALL if possible be increased Their Table shall not
be exceed and their charges shall be regulated by tho
moderation for which they have been heretofore dstIR.
gushed.
MARTHA C. LINDEMAN & SISTERS.
Raleigh, March Z, 1916. 593-tG
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25

TIE PATENT ELECTRO MAGNETIC RINGs-
The subscriber having recently arrived in the United
States from London, has learned with surprise that ig
norant imposters have commenced selling limitations of
his Galvanic Rings The genuine require no use Of fluid
to promote their action, and certain for all
diseases, such as Rheumatism, Gout, Tic Doo-
reux Headache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Stiff Joints,
General Debility, and all Nervous Disorders.
Agents wanted in the principal towns of the United
States to whom liberal deduction will be made for
cash remittances ...-
Any person remittng 81, will receive four rings By
mail. Gold plated price 81, 81 so and So Address
post paid, Prof H. c. CREIGHTON, .-..
2I4 Broadway, New. York.
New York, Sept II 567-uE
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
Opinion and experience of the EDITOR of the Rio

Opinion and experience of the EDITOR of the Rich
mond &c News and Star" Dec. 8, 1916:
NiStar's Balsam Of WiLd Cherry is constantly ad-
vertsed in columns. We feel bound to say that
put little faith generally in specifics and nostrums-
much less in your curealIs But familiar of this
medicine for 6 or years past-during which time the
editor who writes this has at intervals suffered with
ute asthma-and he writing not much for the benefit
of the proprietors for that of those who afflicted
with that distressing dseasetakes pleasure in saying
every where it has been used promptly the first
indication of an attack, with entire and prompt relief
From having also observed it tried by Others he is OF
opinion that it is worthy of the confidence of the public
o. For sale, wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMS
HAYWOOD s. CO., Raleigh, N. C..
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
MARRIED.

In this county, the 10th instant, by r. NJ Brown,
Esq, Mr.. Merrill Olive to Miss Mary, eldest daughter
of VIM. Ragan, Esq.
In Nash county. the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.
Cheshire, William T. Dortch, Attorney at Law, to Miss
Mary Elizabeth Pittman.
Freeland. Also, Mr.. William Workman to Miss Mary
Stout. ...
In Wayne county, Tenn, on the 18th ut., by the
Rev. DR.. r. w. Morriss, Mr.. Geo G. Lynch, of Will
mington, to Miss Emma Whitaker formerly of Halifax
county in this State
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

EDENToN, March 13, 1916.
"I am very sorry 10 learn that Mr.. Caldwell de-
clines running as a candidate for Governor but 1
hope that there will he another one selected that
will take the field, think the chances are great
IL in our favor. The people of these lower Coun-
ties are getting tired of the Wings, and many are
leaving their ranks and enIistng under the demo-
cratic banners. hope before the end of this year
TO see the Old North State once more freed from
Whiggery-wth a Democratic Governor and Le-
gislature-Mr. Mangum quietly at home, and Mr..
Badger in the trunneEbed."
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
MCNEILL's BR1Dan,
Cumberland coun,t. March H. ls45

Cumberland county, March II, l845.
Mr.. BAvNE: am happy to inform you that
the Bridge to be known as McNeilrs Bridge,
which mas been in course Of erection over the
Cape Fear at Nc NeilPs Ferry, is now complete
and The first toll over it was paid by your towns
man. James r. Gee on his return from the Fed
eral Court 1t is substantial Bridge, and does
credit to the builder, MIR. Weseiger l hope it
will prove source of accommodation to the farm
ers, and an increase TO the trade of Fayetteville
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
Ann PuIIinnl & Sisters.

OFFER for sale, the House and Lot recently Occn-
" pied by them Boarding HOasse, together with
the contiguous buildings. They also wish to sell very
handsome building Lot just in the of the City Hall.
being the which they formerly occupied. Ths
Lot lies most bean fully, fronting Wilmington Street.
81 feet. To trouble and unnecessary enquiries.
they state that their price for the whole is $500 Or they
will sell 25 feet front for $500.
March 9, 1896 593-tf.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25

Mr. John Rosemond, Pole by birth and a
good practical Printer, proposes to establish in
Louisburg in this State Weekly Newspaper. to
be called the Louisburg Union and North Caro-
lima Miscellany. We wish him much success.
His Prospectus shall appear next week.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25

Near Kenansville, Dupn county, the 5th inst, By
James Carroll. Esq, Mr. Barnett Brock, to Miss CATH
rine Matilda Herring.
In Salisbury on the 18th instant, by John I. Shaver
Esq, Mr.. Francis PinkSton fto MAs EiVira WOodsOn
In Rowan on The l9h ultimo, by F. McCorcie, Esq
Mr. John A. Furr. of Arkansas to Miss Mary A. Long
In Randolph county, on the 18th inst, by Lewis M.
Leach Esq, Mr.. Eli C. Keern to Miss Emily A. Leach5
daughter Of Mr. Jabez Leach. 1.s sf-s-z est
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
Extract from letter TO the Editor, dated

CLEAvELAND County. March g. 1916.
The democrats Of this County regret very
much that Green w. Caldwell could not accept
the nomination for Governor; but fiom what see
in the Standard. and hear from other sources,
think we will yet have man who will canvass
the State. All that we want is the principle. not
The will assure you that the democrats of
this County will support any democrat that may
be nominated for Governor"
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25
COMMERCE OF WILMINGToN.

The last Wilmington Journal gives the follow
ing as the amount of Naval Stores and Timber
which has been brought to Wilmington for the
year ending March 9, 1876: Turpentine, 337, SAG
barrels; Tar 29,9o7 barrels; Timber, 44,ss4,-
287 feet, The Journal says this is large in-
crease in these articles. That paper estimates
the amount of money paid to the producers for
the above Turpentine, Tar, and Timber at 81 $780,
ooo A large sum, and truly gratifying evil
dence of the prosperity that pervades Whining
ton and the lower region of the State.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25

Mr.. MiILer'S address. We have read with
pleasure and delight, the address (recentIv pub
lished at the Standard ofice) delivered by HENRY
w. MILLER, Esq. before the Military Academy
at Raleigh: The address bears, throughout, the
impress of thought and scholarship. 1t contains
some home-thrust hits at the foIIics and vices Of
the age, abounds in just and beautiful sentiment,
and is creditabe to the qualities of mind and heart
OF the author. Wash Whig.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-25

The Register of Friday says the Editor of
the Standard is so much pleased at having a
Democratic Candidate for Governor that at s each
advanced step, he feels his head knock out star
in Heaven" Quite a pretty saying, but alto
gether out of place The Democrats, instead of
''knoeking out" stars, ore in the habit Of putting
them in Look at Florida, Iowa and Texas.