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We invite attention to the following article from
the Washington Union. The statement referred is be-
ing used in this State for effect against the Administration
and it devolves Mr. Barnger to forward
his and give to the public the aoho conversation
which, it alleged took place between the "Pope Nuncio
and himself:
GA BOLD FALsEHooD.-The following extract, from
know nothing speech delivered in Washington the 4th
of July is distinct version of caumny in the
mouths of the secret party:
The Popes nuncio to SPAIN before the cabinet of the
President was known to the public here dccared in Md
Td that lite present Postmaster General Ootsc out6e
member Of tile Cabinet of Gen. Pierce! There is other
and abundant proof to confirm the opinion that this appoint
ment secured to the Roman hierarchy before the Catholic
cote sOns cast for the present incumbent Pr
In reply to which, the Baltimore Republican says:
eve pronounce this bold assertion to bea
barefaced asehood and defy its author to bring forward
the least particle of proof to sustain him in his charge
The Republican is right in denounclng this allegation
stupid senseless falsehood Every the country not
member of Accommodating lodge and thus not fool
knsv knows that in the nature Of things there never was
absurd statement. We know, of our own knowledge,
and from sources which the question beyond tie posi-
by of controversy, that the above allegation must be
ase form, false substance azss in general false IN de-
TAIL"
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The following opinions have been delivered since our
By NASH, G.. jim Doe er dem Cause VS. Perkins from
Brunswick, affirming the judgment. Also in Ritter, in
equity Suits Moore referred the master Also
in Davis Laner, from Martin; judgment for S673,57.
Also in Mayo Whson, from Orange, affirming the judg
BY PEARSON J.-In Doe &c dem Gibbs Benson from
Hyde, reversing the judgment and directing Uee de
Also, in State rel Shuser Perkins from Pa
squotant centre de Also, in Ashe johnson, in
equity Orange reversing the decretal order and direct
ing the inunctio stand until the final hearing Aso in
Roberts Roberts, equity from Cleveland, dsnlissng the
Bill
BY BATTLE jim Ray Mcmillan, from Cumberland
affirming the judgment Also, in State Bordeaux, from
New Hanover declaring that there in the pro-
ceedngs of the Superior Court. Also in Brock King
from Robson, directing new trial Also, in Muse
Kelly, in equity, from Moore, dismissing the Bill.
By PEARSON, J.-In Rves V. Bell from Pitt affirming
the judgment Also in Hackney Griffin, in equity from
Also in Bryan V. Burnett from Martin, directing
venire de Also, in CowleS Rowland from Forsy-
the affirming the Judgment. Also in State V. johnson,
from Cumberland; venire de
By BATTLE, Ut Sanders Edwards from Johnston,
equity the husbands entitled to the principal of
V. Dulggns in equity from Forsythe directing reference
to the Master Also, in Winder v. Smith, from Wake;
Judgment for the plaintiff. Also in Commissioners of Raj
egh Kane, from Wake, affirming the order dsmissing
the certjoyari Also, in State Woodley and Wynns,
from Berthe, directing venre de novo.
By NASH, C. J-1n doe &c DEM Murchison v. Mcleod,
from Moore, affirming the judgment. Also in doe dem
Baker McDougd, from Moore, affirming the judgment.
Also, in SILVER Brock in equity report confirmed
cept plaintiffs first exception Also, in Lambeth
Warren from Davidson reversing the order appealed 'front.'
Also in Taylor Town of Newbern dismissing the BILL
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Indiana Free Soil Conventton.

INDIANAPOLIS July 13.-The largest Free Soil State Con-
vention ever held in Indiana has just adjourned The plat
form of last year unanimously readopted with the ad
ditiun of specific plank which that slavery is
tional, and freedom alone national.
Wilson, of Massachusetts present and made
a speech.
The Indiana Freeso Convention and Mr. Senator Wilson
have gone further seems than Mr.. Kenneth Rayner
They declare that slavery sectional and he does the
same in his Resolutions offered in the Philadelphia Con-
ventiou. See Raleigh Register of June 30 Mr.. Rayner
says among other things that the question of slavery
sectional question: subject to the regulation of the local
law" The Ohio abolition Know Nohings have also de-
clared that slavery is local, not national
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21
MIR. RURCH'S CARD.

Mr. O. L. Burch publishes long Card (who wrote it p
denying that he turned Know Nothing because he couldn't
get office under President Pierce 1t will be hard for
Burch make the people believe that he would
have been K n if he had got that office MIR. Burchs
for turning K N, according to his account,
principally his opposition to Roman Catholics. We
there but few who will acknowledge that
Roman Catholic religion better than religion aud
believe that Mr. Burch, like nne-enths of his dark Ian
brethren seconslued champions of the Protestant
faith, makes no pretension to any religion at all.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21

~ Mr. Seaton Gales, who drves through the columns
of the ante-duvian Register, and Mr.. William Crusoe
Doub who stately whnes through the columns of the
STAR have the eronery in their last issues to warn the
people against lies" of the Democratic party the
of the election Now what have to say in reply is
that those who charge upon others in advance and
without just the very themselves to COM
NIT and therefore all honest against the
frauds and the fasehoods which they doubt
preparing with the view of deceivng the people, and of
thus cheating them out of their Men who belong to
organization of the leading features of which is to
evade sneak deny and e to set themselves up the
pecal guardians of they the advocates Of honesty
and fair dealing! Watch them, brother Democrats We
should be surprised at trick any lsehood to
which they may resort and that too at time when it will
be too late to and counteract hem except at the polls
To all honest voters and freemen say beware the
day of election of who will nsidousy approach you
and urge you to vote for the KnowNohing candidates.
they telling you at the ine either directly or ndi
recty, that they Democrats noparty and not
know-Nothings Beware ALSO of the UNANIMOUSLY lying
charge made by Know-Nothng agents, and
corrupt presses that the Democratic party "the foreign
Roman Catholic party!" .-s--r
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1t first stated in the National Integencer, that
the article slavery adopted by States which
minority of the Electoral VOTE but this is mistake and
arose from counting Missouri in the affirmative New
York which So votes voted for the platform by Gully
two majority of her delegates; and of the States which
voted in the affirmative it will be observed that ninens
Democratic.
This table is important in several respects and shall
occasion to hereafter together with Mr. Ray
ners platform.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21

THE CANvAssThe Congressional eectioneering campaign
in this district it appears to be all sded Mr. La
than having stated the pronuncameno announcing him
self candidate that previous such
prevent him from canvassDg the district before the election
in August. There is doubt but the people will make
arrangemens to dispense with his services after the
election that he be enabled to complete his
ments. IGf6orough tSoutltenreF.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21

W1sEs MAJoR1TY.-The official majority of Mr.. WISE
Governor elect of Virginia. is stated to be
ing the Raleigh Register, the Democrats Virginia
have made nett gain of $780, that paper stated just
before the election that the K Ms only had major y
to overcome. Verify SAM is progressing in "crawish'
style, compared with the old Wing party.
In North Carolina K n ism will disappear after the End
of August. can't stand before the light truth.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21

" RENEGADE WH1Gs."-Alusons made in the Know
Nothing papers Mr. Bledsoe the Editor of the Standard
and to others, as renegade Wings" Now what is Mr.
Shepard Was it not distinctly charged by the Register
in 1885, that he renegade Wing? If that charge
be true then is he twice renegade is notorious
that he left his former Deuocatic party when he joined
the Know Nothngs. And then, what Mr.. Rayner Mr.
Miller Mr.. Reade Mr. Carmichael and all others who have
abandoned the old Wing organization and joined the Know
Nothings Are they not renegade Wings?
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21

~ The Register and Star put engaged in
assang Maj. Wilder Wherefore? Because uonguisHed
Mr. Rayner in tile discussion at Laos Store this 1uu IT,
DR.. Pritchard's turn will come next He hope any
than Maj Wilder to and expose the Hartford
demagogue and go unassailed and unmaigned We have
doubt, however, that both gentlemen will feel compli
mented by attacks coming from such quarters.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21

FALuRE-The K. N. meeting held in this City on
Thursday last any thing but meeting,
than three hundred persons all told being present The
most of these from the City and immediate vicinity.
Mr. Miller Mr.. Rayner and Others spoke Weunderstand
Mr. Rayners speech unusually low i'll its tone, violent,
and malignant We learn, for example, that he spoke of
the President of the United States ga mean, lored
ZLy;Ur
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21

CHALLENGE-9he Star, with its usual regard rath-
disregard for truth that Mr. d. Rayner used
up Maj Wilder at Laws last week. Does Mr.. Rayner wish
to meet Maj Wilder again? If let him appoint his day
and place, and we will pledge that Maj. Wilder will meet
him. We would prefer the meeting take place before the
election but either before after that time the Major
will be on hand.
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AN IMPORTANT TABLE.

There thrty-one States in the Union, and they
for President 296 Electoral In the Know Nothing
Philadelphia Convention, the article slavery found in
the majority PLATFORM adopted by yeas 49, So,
majority members present from casting the
of each State for against the arce-as said
jority determined. The following table will show the
of each State for or against:
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

We have the latest from Europe by the Canada.
In the Crimea there had been matters
remaining there about the for several days previous
Cotton dull and had declined eighth of penny
Breadstufs also dull and declining.
The weather in Europe still favorable to vegetation,
and the crops were highly promising.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21

- The Register says it is glad that the Constitution
degrees passwords &c. of the Know Nohngs have
published in the Enquirer and Standard. Why then, if
this be so, does not that paper copy them? ;
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21

- We have neither space time to devote to the
papabe misrepresentation of the Standard by the Hills
boro Recorder Weldon Patriot and other Know Nothing
anti American organs These papers will not be able to
put us on the defensive. =
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Illinois 6aosc-Nothiug State Council.

CHICAGO, July ls.The Know-Nothing State Council at
Springfield closed its session to-day The Anti-Savery
platform adopted. Considerable difficulty upon
the question of the restoration of the Missouri Compromise
and the being finally TAKEN the platform adopted
by a vote of IA to IS.
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P1o-Hagerg Gnpention.

LEXINGTON, Mo-, July IA Pro Slavery Convention
held here on the 18th which was largely attended
much excitement prevailed, Resolutions introduced
calling the Legislature to discrimnae against the
ducts of Massachusetts,, Vermont and Michigan Messrs
Achson and Doniphan present. but declined speak
ing.
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DIE ID

At Mt. Gallant the residence of Ballard Moore, Esq., in
Northampton county, Monday the 25th June Ballard
James, only child of DR.. George F. and Iela A. Moore,
aged 16 days
Thou art gone in thy beauty,
Thou sweet angel child,
By row unblighted,
By sin undefiled.
Like the dove to the ark
Thou hast fed to thy rest
From the wild sea of life,
To the home of the blest.
n5y@ Weldon Patriot and Roanoke Republican please
copy.
In Chatham county, the 10th inst James Cooper in
FAINT of c. B. and Amelia A. Poe aged year.
months and four days.
"S;ler little children me- and forbid them
not for of such is the kingdom of Heaven
- Recorder and Spirit of the Age please copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21
REGULATING THE PLATFORM.

The Richmond Enquirer presents list of thirty-one
Know Nothing presses in Pennsylvania, which repuate
Philadelphia platform One of these papers, the But
Ter American, thus speaks of it,
We have heard but expression among all parties in
relation the adoption of the platform in the Convention
Philadelphia, and that of contempt The of be-
avered dough faces has yet representatives and let them
lie monuments of shame, to be pointed at by
the finger of nefabe disgust Thank Heaven point
to goody of free States and to the
this section standing their integrity yet not
again to bow the knee of Baa and lick the hand
used smite Only State has descended in her
sands of her citizens unite in derson and disgust at such
he shrek his contempt of freedom till he hoarse
ballad singer
"The attenp choke off the slavery question failed g
ANONYMOUSLY ought Honorable Of the South scott
ed the idea of asking the North to endorse the abroga
an outrage; while the poor tools of New York met only
with unmeasured contempt from those whom they had
srven serve well from the friends of liberty and
Northern rights. The issue is now fairly made Milk and
water will no longer do
The reference to honorable of the South was
doubt intended to include Mr. Rayner and Mr. Haughton
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21

ANOTHER Know NOTHING TR1cK.-We learn that the K
Ms taking in members, emitting the oGts but simply
pledgng them to vote for Mr. Shepardrecognzng them
brethren in full standing. This must be So
knowedging that they K Ms deny that they have
taken the oaths published Either they guilty of
sehood else the leaders of the dark caba have
ted to and all for obtaining recruits The election
N. tricks.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-21
DEMoCRAr1C MASS MEETING

A Mass Meeting of the Democrats and ani-Know
Nothings will be held in Raleigh, on TUESDAY the
s1st day of July, 1856. Ample preparations will
he made in the way of barbecue and refreshments;
and distinguished and able speakers will be present
and address the people.
Democrats, ant-Know Nothings, and the people
generally arc invited to attend.
NJ A. BLEDSOE,
Prest. Wake Dem. Club.
A. D. TUMBRo, Secretary.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHATHAM
- COUNTY, July 16, 1855. To Wesley Buchanan and

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHATHAM
- COUNTY, July 16, 1855. To Wesley Buchanan and
oil my creditors.
Please to take notice. that at Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions be held for the County of Chatham
the Court House in Pttsboro the second Monday of
August next shall the Court to be permitted to take
the benefit of the law for the relief of honest debtors
such made and provided and thereby discharge my
self from arrest then and there to be returned
wherein Wesley Buchanan is plaintiff and defendant
E. A MOORE.
July 20, 1855. 79-tlSAug.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-THOSE WHO HAVE NE
- elected settle with the subscriber for goods bought
during the year 1854 very respectfully requested to head
this notice-and call and settle at either by cash
netc.
E. L. HARDING.
July 30, 1855, T9-St.
Is. Register Star and Spirit of the Age COPY times.
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CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES.

opposed tlr Iand Clingman were formerly Wings, but
qard y. hnow Nothingism-Messrs Latham and
q 1"'e been Democrats, but are now Know Moth
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Re AL EIGH,
DAY and SATURDA July 20 and
WILL PERFORM AT

AN EVENING PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY,
Commencing at O'Clock.
This establishment has been thoroughly reitted at an
immense expense the Projectors their last travel
ing They have procured and extensive addi-
ANIMALS young, freshly Gagged and possessing
the characteristics and habits of their native state.
Equestrian Director, Mr.. W. B. CARROLL,
Master of the Ring DR.. WOOLSTON,
Clowns, Fl. HOUGH and j. w. WARD.
Amongst the conspicuous features of this Superb Ex
hbition, the following: and magnifcenty dres-
sed entree, entitled ats-...>. Z
1.-THE CRUSADERS"
Led by Mr. W. B. Carroll and Mad Carroll The celebra-
ted Equestrian
La Petite Maria, only g years old,
Will appear in her Grand Principal Act entitled "NYMPH
THE FLOATING VEIL"
Mr.: J. W: WARD will appear on the Flying Cords &C.
knowledged to be the best in the world.
Grand Principal Act by Madame CARROLL, in which
this accomplished artistic has reputation second
LA PETITE MARIA will also enter the den with full
grown Hunting Leopard verifying the Prophecy that the
lion and the lamb shall lie down together and little child
shall lead them" ...
Mr.. W. B. CARROLL, in his great Two and Four Horse
Act, carrying Mile Carroll in thrilling
With Dr. WOOLSTON, Master of Ring, and HOUGH
and WARD Clowns the audience will be entertained
with plenty of rich sayings without vulgarity.
the performances will be accompanied by the American
Brass Band led HENRY STENBACKER late of the Orchestra
at the Academy of Music New York.
Admission to the entire double exhibition SO cents.-
Children and Servants half price.
Performance to commence at O'clock P NJ. Door open
half an hour previously. E. SMITH, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09
COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Markets, Nov. S. 1855

Richmond Markets, Nov. >. 1900
FLOUR-Upon the receipt of the news by the
Baltic the present week the re advance in New
York in Flour but sudden decline followed, resto-
ring the prices that existed before the steamer
rived at which the market seemed to be firm. The
scarcity of money operations and is under
stood to have caused the decline. In this city there
has been very little -four, and hardly any transactions
Holders were firm yesterday at 1919 for super1ne
while buyers would give only $3.50 Extras are held
at sl05 fl0.25. Last night the Asia's news via Hail
fux was received announcing decline IN Breadstufs
in the English markets To-day there ARE no trans
actions. We quote to the trade for consumption
S9S7g0Sl0 for superine; sl025d $1,000 for Extras;
and Slla $l1 81 for Family.
WHEAT-The supply coming IN, although slight
" increased still very small Prices have advanced
10 cents since our last weekly report. We quote
good to prime red $40 to 81 lJ good to prime white
so ID to 81; extra article of red white will
command cents than these quotations.
CORN-95 cts. fS bushel--supT ~ moderate.
CORN MEAL-95 cts. y bushel.
TOBACCO.-Since our last report, the sales of To,
bacco have been very limited the breaks having been
very small We notice some improvement in inferior
Lugs. We quote such at S4.75d55G; good and fine
%5.750S6 Inferior Leaf S67oa7 90 good 81 so.
No fine Shipping In market. Fine Manufacturing
Sl2 seals.
SUGARS---Fair to strictly prime New Orleans 7l a
&c. Cuba 6407tc Coffee Sugar 81 to e4c. Loaf 81 to
Ice Crushed and Powdered to 1Gc. Market dull.
BACON.-The Bacon market is rather dub, with
limited sales We quote Western Sides Isle ~ ID;
Shoulders l24 0l9c.; Hams l30l5c.; Smithfield hog
round Is cts.-nomina none in market; City cured
in market. Stocks of all description light.
BUTTER.-We quote mountain l8025c; Goshen
22a28c. p tb.
GS For want of room we are compelled to omit a
good part of our weekly report There is change
i'll other articles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09
lRD'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENTl
TT Captain Canot the Hero Of the Cele-

brated work "Twenty years of an African Slsysr'
cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Captain Canots brother has long been the attendant
and friend, and is now Medecen Chef Of the Empe'
ror of France.
We extract from letter written TO Mr. Stockbrdae,
of the Fountain HOTEL Baltimore. The letter should
be read in full as it does credit the head and heart
of the Captain. If all who had been cured BY hs
Tincture of fIampton's would thus speak out manY
now suffering might be induced TO try this srer! re-
NEEDY:
"Having called on me on the 10Th Of April, and sefn
me prosTated my bed useless in all my limbs you
can appreciate nearly well as myself TIE Wsm1
rehefI received from HAMPToS's Vegetable ILs-
ture.
''You may inform Messrs Mortimer Howbny,
that they are at liberty to make of my name IA !h'
support of the good effects OF DIR. Hampons vega
BILE Tincture as it has cured me in hgo weesa OF 3
chronic Inlammatory Rheumatism contracted lhdf'
tropical climates and Of seven years peTodcd eu''
ton have only used three bottles and hnd that s'sn
the deormed parts Of my hands are last returning ."
their former natural appearance. -
II have been under the treatment Of severn Ply|
clans in London and Paris without any 4ppA'sn' y
eft; also while in New York, having tired me lh3hl
sonian and Homeopathic remedies after haYins pr.
tornented with galvanic batteries cold and aro8sue
baths, and hundreds OF internal ana r&te'hai H.
cnes all to no effect am, far cured pi i1is af
toms Vegetable Tincture only. THEREFOR u! b..
sir accept of the assurance OF my gTstaas AD
heve me your wel!-w1ster Ihh 49, ave 4,
~ Delicate Ladies and children VIII P''''
trial. c,,,b,
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures o. 500
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Complaint ''i'
AS a female medicine it is nnrIyaed. -,,r Tapn
Sold by o. A. STRECkER and r. ~ hi;Li ~, Nv
co, Richmond; by DR.. CoOkt;, FfssTaGgIpTIVgR 4
all the Druggists in Petershurg BY MOE .5 s,rs.
MOWBRAY, Baltimore and by Druggists a"'
keepers everywhere. o,u
~ 5 per bottle; bottles tof -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09
British SQUADRON i'm the West indies

The British squadron, ordered to the West In
dies, has been sent out it is said, on account of
threatened difficulty with Cuba. But this cannot
be true for Cuban relations with the United States
were never more placid than at present There is
no hllibustering on foot, and none in prospect
The only llibustering here is that which the Brit
ish Minister has started in enlisting troops in the
United States against Russia. 1t may be that the
angry communication which is said to have been
made by the American government to that of
Great Britain had reference to Champions insolent
violation of our laws. But Great Britain would
hardly reply to such a demand on that subject as
the American government would be likely to make
by sending naval squadron upon our coast. With
the Bank of England in its present condition and
The British people dependent on America to keen
them from starvation, she viii not provoke a war
with the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09
Defence Of NikaIniea.

a Nikoiaieif letter of 10th uIt, addressed 10 the
M't'tar Zettaa9, says that the Grand Duke Cons,,n
tine, the Grand Admiral of the feet. has or,oras .
greater part of the entertainments to be ae,no,,a,
cd fhasing been discovered that the director. -
the works had grossly abused the confidence
Ia them by their imperial master. The Gr,na
Duke has formed Building Commission at which
he presides, and Thousands of hands are q, ,.,,rl
upon the new Notifications Adimam s1;.,eg.,
ioa.''eH' 80 celebrated or his defence af s.5ovoI
has been summoned 10 NikolaieF, f''''