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NV Yoax, May S.-Ia tie uuis.d states Cireui,
Cour; yesterday. IN L. ess= Of Z. H. IeC0mteE
~. SeJuS5gr 4 NGrgIa, L.. Js'snlIais '=Ii 57s:a-
T'tS 10 show that they no iesxsr a1G. ReapiEE
IlIcbrHs3 nCniia! q NeLonn,ck. An ot!st vas
made faE' 5'4iug tEsu fran m4lu;Ic.ItrG Ma
CO Rs3, as iisy Wyrs sin.!At Ia as.
Tks steamship Gsp'Ee Las Sait-d for AspinTaii
9Th shout so passenger. TIE s.. LOUIS sailed
lie EiaTE= Eith 81 PsSssaEef5 sad S!t:'!5f "a
.peeis.
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NEW YnaS yiAREET.

N6h I'hO -'AhN6ls
NHt--.F.9uE tHis h:Eh~r. god Ohio atl0,'
i?H0,3i; Southern Qaie: i! 9,SlalQ,1i. WAeat
! larl.ri. Cdrl sA.s5 western NIX! lisa Ia
PO't i'm. "a gasT AZ 1880 sni nav 81 Ii,2,5l
1850, aud E'r, with Prize Ih?5rI4.i1. Bel
"a u9Elti iefieFey. Sa.ssaf couairy ness !G,1ja
1873. Lad .g.i Eiti declining ..R!sdcy. Bl.
con scare. 0sio WkhAY 33l4G. Rrucotf-e fau
-i!0iIll. S1!lts aru. xg'h s1eS OCEANS n Sl5{
NolIssss i.n. LitI;rd q. Sit3I.
Cotton. teciiEsd I: sa.ss Ct 1910 ba.r5 y. o.
nFIdiirt it9i.
sticks h.5vy. Moae1 easy. EEe 10. IEIi-
ioA SIS 33I. Ger Il ToIe'y al. Reaiinl So.
Caa'en2Ti. " C.lrlt92l. Cuater sri Cral
70. Get. Glare. Col & Gin. 1921. Lgu.Unl IS
9et. Yii.ian IS sfi. Psnn'l. Goa! &c. !lj.
N4ssanIi IS 9!l. Illinois Genital %.
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?g,,ror,.-F'f! ,hogsaa! bashsI, Of potatoes
:, a ;heN var 70 the New YotS matte! frpm No.
=, .esli4, satsF tie reciprocity law. Tas e's d
70 i.sss IN ioVI Seoiil las; YsaI zaI very lI'!s.-
Fec ,t.ds has sGhin 'ex vsvtI opeaed .a1
a,rss. % soasSmes, AMI ths eaaa:es AZ. taa! 4
IsstIi iapply viii Guns ktvssd uaIst tas ptsssus
h4a rncss.
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W.. oIsw'i POST caSsr1r. st w1'Lias.
IN on Sl;ltIay nilh,, was s;Isndsd By .
80. al !...b.sd audience. Tbs lady hasdons
tgr,sis dsv,loria! tie musical ia'entisout
I. scaoqi,, ,sI a' SIZE soaa ss 4 Valua6Is
,Sn y ca, ei'y, We tra4t thagSse nay Re
sci . !:a1in bs:s.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
By the National Zine.
EEtEeRApaK0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CINCLNNlFl MiRKET.

1lIT i,-Flout dub ior good trsa,!s $50 and
extra $50. Provisions quiet. ssIss ol bacon at Sc
SIZES Of 1900 lbI bu:k Edes at !; 10 move.
menI in pptS with tlIss mesS At Iill5,a. Laid,
II esnI. TEisiy teItsf Gs.plad al ~. GtOcsr.
rs fnn, IuGIf S4.6l, nO,asses aoW he'd =. Sc.
Corn 1880, PQta4es dull At i0oalto. Ftsah
Ld!tsG 3tE,
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DISTRACTIONS O7 RATS.

PrTTssrisu, Nay 5-Rtver Get aud riEsg-
Teatkst eleII ami eUCi.
Tasts vas GrEst Ies;r1c'inu Of prP=ry ca tie
Allegheny riTes ISIS aIcraiuE, ia Consequence Of
.le sudden ne, causing large nu@bsf Of RATS
i:i together, 10 Goa! fr0M then aounagN Al Hates
Edaud, Tas nVef was h.Sfaiiy covered With
5Salds.
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r,.,t7r1 s,i rsas % Satattay aisht-oSs Of
.si,.a.s u the ate IairA Wsnay expect
:. ra,st IN lss eaanneL @ Gay.
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~ ? p9SDLEPoR,

t-.-... ..st,iltA or coopsH, pta aalfs'a Ne
!, i..,,,ay, "a stt1flsy Nil II, At SrloeE, ,. \
q ~ r.ase, At ii sas OF ,sae dsIi
), as. 1. e, Nsa4li uay u tsour.!4fJ
! +, rcn.er.ssS, \; lSit q iIn' iiJf G'A At
=. ,',,... "a TssSiIy 6Eh', NIFt H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-07

IRA yauag sretnotIst hlv,as married fat old
Sp!sp with $4,000 salI it asn'! bis vie ace
~! alt.aese4 hiu % npca as ihs ig5t.
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sure DYspEpsIA, PILEs. Do.
RIS1aaGs, Hiahi1gt1a g.,
AP,il isth, iSSi. 5

APdI is,h. tS54.
HGIrS. NETtsser Z EHetTat.
uels StrS ~ was Iatoct4, bYt tTttat ~ esne, -
nv HInpenn4 YtSE:lAts 1tactgEt iar DyAptPaa VITA
!icn lu Aicttl la its mat a&Sr1 Vlied lad distress
d; urn. psr.lseI lad ase4 one hotte, tad tttatiTe
y EaItd ns haVs indeed 0tAefa 10 NJ L, nnat1
Wsoai, II iot Ill, SPEAK Gky Of ti lad WSaia nJ n
.huse WaV have DySrera1, u they will USs hamPsan'1
Yt1stlS,s TiEcts,s, II Will tGrItsy care tAfn,
Years, with STe1I Ee4ptet
H. NEWCOMER,
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TRANSFORMATIONS
railroad Connection

EEl5i3 e
NS aEI aIsr XoadiI, IVtl a'ts, ts4 atennA0st ~
" TE2CAANGE Eif ma = = tes41s sasAet nj Eeen
RGetnn4 an BelilTe, oHHa; VIA tSs tiaiAS q !Ae
CGSCtai QUO EailrOlal a. t0saS4i
fs-LeIyrS heRin{ At $50 IN he eorEtRg. e1aaect.
ing At HGiIais EitA tAs nl tram Wafh eaEeA EHIatf
SL-is.yea wae.HSs At ial5 4 y. vitA he PassEH.
mr. .rqa :ss EI.pnD and OhO aaATnal'l sIp:tal
TAM eogneriits via Tie eTpIesl U7la q aeRTts Be
Il 500 /; Sni TetHfEI ron BeiatT lt7P,A y.
aI-lesygs 81 kesNuE a. IN P. Y. 2lth lac aaaien.
rsrS 1T Ike Gsht eGpIesS tlla Hhieh 1yeI EsalE at
81; r. u: lal teSurnS BeIlirs Wh iae 7liash SeIl
u he eTPrsaS TliD lon tie MtR' t:$VF' ~ stop
1ia; AZ EeaH0cd with tie nall
IA Laws WResln; At I 2. y. pf Es!lAsi anl TF-
= ,s 4 :; - : '''1 4 WILSON, N1eet,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-07

rrs s4.rr 7ua o. Ono at 1855 Is to be aeM
"a ce.an5a,, 90 tas lS.s, 1914, 2OA aad ?tH Of
september ae1t.
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p-Tae damage b. tae late at.il 6oataa o NoF
Sc; loIuM $4,000.
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NoN1aY AoaSI2a. lIIAY ]. lss,
"a CoFreapeiseaIs.. -.
TLoI.aw 81 Xew,paVtrs.

,.,,.,4s.-, vAo 20 vi FiVo tIFrrl1 potSes 70 re
d. srlsiGett4 a IIlaisg . e9Gttnua tasiE sub
iLS ,,is.r, ocIsr ~ dlScsatiBants q thsiE Csi.
y. -. ,tstsbsf mar eaatiAes y 'ehl tea anhI ~
" - - steet a. rtfIse 10 tlEs iSelf qeriodi
- ,,fess u W5ieA tA9Y are directed, tAeT are
S,sse iHta eJ ave setl.ed TIE aIe Inh 0tJeI d
,-s Hsca6::Es''. -, ...,,... .,,.s,,, t,s,,,,-
I ..f,ser,. ia,l ~ SsrefS are isat 70 ~ 6TmGf
- .s.f t,s x q res'',rsi Se.
ave lsCiI%i tsat rea.ins q taAa 7arto5.
~, Is. scs of rsoyas t1d i.a,,ai YES. . Sosslt
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TTs.sliei'td Te.tiasp,.-e'''t e,f" n nls..
~, a.ss'oto. VI .Aprl t1sA, 1854.

: RtssaQtD. VI ,Aprl t1tA, ISL.
Rs4SrI. Rsrt.asr I RVviT4,.
Gezf Sra-I haVs suffered VITA Paln Ia NJ side tnd
SJeX Rad lLder ny shoulder Made OT Iss last NJ years.
licd LeaIiy III GlhdS 1Pdie'Ee, but &eItd - btst
a.. AEtt received tkA aTSt l0t Of RlmptaAS Ytetl.
st4 TIetlJs r0m aI, tAo9sAt would uy What STtSe
aeIs vas Ia it. iui 40, aRL n lew Wetta eli NE
NaA rev mai. It has cured NJ I lal row hSt heai
paint my CnalFgaIOn IS doe, GTHsehI u Ela allow.
Aayr ssn IpFsa. IEL tan eat wat Piel1e Wttha1t
nconEeairpce Save Bahe al 10 tnhE and 20 ElcA dOr
ali guW eaog TIA! would al IISe he IhteLtd q re
IAl9 IlectuTs o. ". HImpt1H'S !III tTIaL
YourS, respectfully, S. NEHT2SR.
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cup.s14 ov 'aE NsSvsun R'sa.-ws learn
Z. ara es..tn s1:litIes iaa! ih5 IeouIs has
l. =r-4 anon! tas .mt!taa: pesssu!stS on TIE
2,t yt.4siifpi. Ga Monday Of last "se3, tie
..l-.,Nla1ES blEed sysa Of bet Pnsseassts
..ls.fea5.stl, ts;rsen E=9SaE suI Dubuque.
...,. r.r. ! eases % the Royal Area, du6ag Rst
,3sis!rra % St PIaI.
l..szt / TIlaa. EN.. oae Of lhs eliieu Of
!, .ssi,1g l1,siigshssr, p1Hl cut t1Vn 7ls!!
70 ...4s.af ~; IGl tsnaiasd uaiii rleAI1y a!gt.
-. a.!, 7-Iy cpmpaaMnabis aad tl..st gSId
.s.: a.! Is mattel u c0uit4 Impressed as
1Il1Ics hyaabIy; particularly Iss .aaIes.'
T.- r! Ha''ti.
II. q. qliF4aI Of he Hs:iI Gots ta1H T*
.s7 .s.:p,y siu. Srti 4 Recommendation 70
~. :ls'rnal creatures as The wsHs5afI aides
rrl ''s than l passport to Ihe Court Of St.
:. Ks, :. = :sas0n t.cAst to mis suIEtss'J
J..A.
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Rraaa.n. Va. frr. TAI. tssi

-, =, KNaadt0' Va lEte Isl' III
Gka:a-I FaVG ae4H aMIcLed with the plea for SuEe
JeIrI, lHd could get aosAa % Atle Gt, lnl Ee!t u.
T>td Es 0tfy hamPtlu'S HsEttaAA Tlrctatt. pdf.
'aIseI lso suIGGs, and seace lad 7aEI tAam eoIA
SIs entirely Gu Cd Of iAa most soua9mR dtSelae ~
ynO are plagued with Pies would TO vel 70 Owe tAs
fracture tItlL Yours, respectfully.
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R,rE1 IYn lrEIrEiE2

RIVER AID WEATHER.
PrTf41r18n. May 5,-9iyEs feet inches,
r;srg. Weather eliza! ar! c9oi.
CIScrySATr, NsY 4-aVsr r!sea inches
Weather ei=ar aas coO.
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rTss 4aoaat ia ,as UnNei s,l:ss Treasury
IN tie 2s.A vi. subject to dan was ':O,!89, 1s1.
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rprie1:s Esanta lad children viii please TIT II. Il
eOOzas, broacAttS, DyspepAla uter comp 2IEI.
sc tciia, Sita al ts'1Aq6lea's o. iae SyHiEn,
CIii IGd ge: pamphlets, fC1tiS.
a. lssesai JShH u. IaPPan, alta Elrd, ial 81
y sS=lS;s yegeiaiy.
sl!naate, lRd III BroldSlT, s. s.
LT'Prire g! per bottle h4S
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DIED
a Card.

a = al e.
IESRY TILLIST. LEWIS s DELA7LAlT, Ar"
IL WtLLIAli TALi-,ST alTs 'Orfir,i c"-f r:nsr-
.hp, Tor lac sarrnSs u tEaasIrE:a HaH.va U'csfE
n GvTiN sRd spr ,.!iEz sad Tt.eil . !nnisG0E
aus!ness ia ;Its city. lre isa .n NJ LhASl Us
LA?L-tiS. Tie wsu,ssI.s ~ G@aS h4.isrSs ~. y
:lGdurteI ~ NJ 3. Nan gres..tet ne SlV4.s piee
y Iai Gng,''is .iOI at1isess a. We ~ NIin sifet.
Inpte Igd segSGl1.s bsCAs q Dr.! 'ssc'is lid GfIea
rs yiE away ~ 10 .aa IttrF rfcsf lg ca Iccon:-
a,a;!lr e as.eI iAey eiGTe:!! tlTi's Es Tea
.-Ln .lsH lrTNRl gal
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LNeu S!0cE Of Boots daG Shoes 4!
N. L. DOR%EY'S
EOak EallU

~ EIiHP I&:drE 5,'6ae rI;17 q.
HAVING t.tIEei f.oGl the nlHE lrIarl-4 Ea15I,SaI-
IL men Of tie East ara aidcG u bots and Si0e1'
cGap stag al lie Vl!ed styles l6 :as ": 20: iad az
gSaenns iel +1n u iS, Nogi gesi ec.i.y ih.ts Gee
ami al 70 call lad eHIanae nv ltcN, A. An cgah Sni
nat can sax In md eSery 91II OVeI gDni, 9tetiI'
lEd atap g5o'tt ~: % lt;Et Sesp ne 'eSt %4t'
thza taey can IL loT;1t sssW1s,e ttl a9d eIlsae
M vgotS lGd IL tasY G!ut Please, Ses;9s MI BE 1a
% eIllinlS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-26

The RATE AT WHICH WAVES TRAvEL.-A paper
was read by Prof Bache before the American Scien-
tc Association, stating that at nine o'clock on the
morning of the 23d of December, 1854, and earth
quake occurred at Simoda, on the island of Niphon,
Japan, and occasoned the wreck of the Russian fri
gate Diana, which then in port. The harbor
was first emptied of water, and then came in an
ormous wave, which again receded and left the har-
Dor dry. This occurred several times. The United
States has selfacting tide guages at San Francisco
and at San Diego which record the rise of the tide
upon cylinders turned by clocks; and at San Fran
cisco. four thousand eight hundred miles from the
of the earthquake the first wave arrived twelve
hours and sixteen minutes after it had receded from
the harbor of Simoda. 1t had travelled across the
broad bosom of the Pacific ocean at the rate of six
and half miles minute and arrived safely on the
shores of California to astonish the scientific obser
vers of the coast surveying expedition. The first
wave, rising of the waters, at San Francisco was
seven-tenths of foot in height and lasted for about
half an hour. 1t was followed by series of seven
other waves of less magnitude, at intervals of an
hour each At San Diego similar phenomena were
observed, although on account Of the greater dis
from Simoda, -four hundred miles greater than
to Francsco) the did not arrive 90 soon, and
were not quite IS high.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-26

MOLLY DoNE.-If anything could mitigate the
miseries of our neighboring cities, now suffering
under the scourge, it would that the ready and
almost unexampled kindness and sympathes
pressed for them would do In all quarters there
has been awakened interest in their condition,
which has not spent itself in words but has become
fruitful in noble and generous actions. In the great
number of such cases which have come to our knowl-
edge we have not felt it duty to call particular
attention to any single But has just reach
ed US, of such peculiar claims upon public regard
that cannot refuse ourselves the qualification we
really feel, in especially noticing it. The mechanics
of Haw River, on the line of the North Carolina
Railroad determined to give relief to Norfolk
and Portsmouth, and for that purpose (having no.
thing to give but their labor) they desired days
wages to be set apart for the purpose 1t done ;
and the fruit of that days labor, amounting
pounds of -four, is now on its way to the afflicted
citiss These workmen, informed, are all
Woodworking people and earn their daily living by
the sweat of their brow. We have no doubt that
days labor was the sweetest they enjoyed. Such
instances of kindness to those we have never seen
are beautiful illustrations, in practical form, of the
sentiment uttered by the Roman poet:
"Homo sum-nih humanum me alienum puto"
In after time, this action will be rene mbered and
rewarded. Richmond Enquirer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-26
RALEIGH TYPOGRAPHICAL. SOCIETY


At a meeting Of this Society," held in the Court
House, on Saturday evening last, the 22d inst, che
following preamble and resolutions were unanim as
~ adopted
WHEREAS, The following Toast, purporting ito
have been drank at the Celebration of the First
Anniversary of the Raleigh Typographical Society,""
on the 10th inst, appears in some of the City pa
pers: -~i
"BT r < srRoTHEg--Wm D. Cooke-The proprietor
of the Southern Weekly Post the Carolina Cuva-
tor genuine type Of genius and enterprise-the first
man IN North Carolina to apply press and the
rst IN raleigh to elevate the character printing bus
mess May he wear out steam press ery gear working
JOBS for SUCH papers too penurous arnter
work"
And whereas, the terms of that Toast are calculat
ed to give unmerited offense and cause feeling to
exist towards the Society which we are anxious to
avoid; and whereas, said Toast soas not drank nor
cGered to be drank, at said celebration, but was,
without authority, nterpolated into the list subse-
quent to the authorized publication Thereof in the
Raleigh Register, therefore
Resotoed That the I" Raleigh Typographical So
ciety" disclaim any participation in the publication
of said Toast and in the invidious, and they think,
unjust discrimination made therein.
Resot0ed, That the foregoing be published in the
Register and Standard and that the other City pa
pers be requested to copy. .- ~.
49, G. G. RABoTEAU, President.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-26

N G. STATE FAIR.-The third annual Fair for the
State of North Carolina will be held in Raleigh, on
10th of October next Then will be the time for
our farmers and mechanics to meet together to vie
with each other in the display of their skill in the
different occupations in which they engaged We
appeal to agricultural and mechanical friends to
not allow their section of the good old North
State to be outdone. You have but to try and the
efforts of your skill and industry will compare ia
vorably with those of any section of the State. We
understand that friends in other sections al
ready making preparations for grand exhibition at
that time, and we exceedingly anxious that we,
of this immediate locality, should be suitably repre-
sented. Let the trial be made and we shall stand
number one! EZiz. City Sentinel
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-26

eB- The Washington Union, in notice of Mr..
Rayner's certfers, speaks of them as his L" -four
Know Nothing friends" The Union is mistaken.
Three of them, to wit, Messrs. Cherry, Haughton,
and Crudup are Know Nothings; but the other,
Gen. Sngeltary, is sterling Democrat and opposed
to the Order, His statement does not sustain Mr..
Rayner in his differences from Mr.. Barrnger's con-
versation, assuming do that Mr.. B. related in
substance the same facts to both is Mr.. Rayner
strengthened in his present position in the matter by
Messrs Cherry, Haughton and Crudup, for the rea-
son that they prove too much for him. Gen. Sim
geltary, feel authorized say will be heard from
again on the subject
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-26

ED1roRs IN PARL1AMENT.-The press in England
certainly cannot complain that it is not fairly repre-
scented in high places. The London Athenaeum says:
There are more proprietors, EDITORS and cores
pondents of public journals in the present House
of Commons than at any previous period. Among
leading debaters in that House to be found
of the most powerful writer's of the day. The Chan
cellors of the Exchequer are men who have occu-
pied equally distinguished positions in literature,
and the lords lieutenant of Ireland elegant es
thors Of diaries In fact the distinction and anita
gonsm between the worlds of politics and literature
seem fast dying QUITO the advantage of both, we
would fam believe While the one becomes more
enlightened it is to be hoped the other will gain in
Robustness and healthness of Tone"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-26

50 The Greensborough Patriot charges that
there has been bargaining in this country with
Popish priests for place and power" Wepronounce
the charge false. Bring forward your proofs, Mr..
Patriot stand before the public convicted of hav-
ing uttered gross caumny your own country.
Where are your proofs? Do you refer to Mr.. Bar
ringer? He gives the lie to the charge. Do you
rely on interences? differences not proofs-they
often the airy nothings of corrupt or of crazy
politicians. You infer that the country has been
dSoracedI
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-26

MASSACHUSETTS Fusion CoNvENTIoN-The Massa-
chusatts fusion State Convention met at Worcester
on Thursday, and nominated Julius Rockwell for
Governor on the first formal ballot The present
Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer and Auditor, were
re-nominated. E. R. Hoar was nominated for At
torney, General Strong anti slavery resolutions
we're adopted The convention composed of a mix
ture of Know-Nothings, Wings, Freesoilers, and q
sprinkIing of Democrats, but all thoroughly imPreg
mated with abolitionism numbered about one thou
Banks. Know Nothing Hsember Of Congress.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-26

az We stated in our last, that the subscription
made on behalf of the State to the Western North
Carolina Railroad Company 5000, 1000; and in
this mistaken, having looked only to the
9Th section of the act. The 45th section provides
that should the first subscription of individuals be
100000 then the States subscription shall be
$500, 600; and individuals having subscribed in
cordance with the 45th section the State subscribed
$500, oOo and not 5000, OOo heretofore stated
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PERFUMERY, SOAPS, &c.

II U ST RECEIVED, SUPERIOR COL0GNES
Cd Lavender Water Verbena Water Aromatic Vinegar,
Bay Rum, Hair Oils OK Marrow Pomades Philicome Ban
doline Hair Dye Hair Wash, Eu Lusrale for identifying
the Hair Toilet Soaps of the finest kind Cleyers Honey
Soap Shaving Cream Lows Brown Windsor Soap, Lubns
Toilet Powder, superior article Lubin Bazins Extracts
for the Handkerchief Lilly White and Chalk Balls Dress
ing Combs Teeth Brushes, Hair Brushes Nail Brushes,
Shaving Brushes and many other articles for the Toilet
For sale at the Drug Store of
ED. BURKE HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, Sept. 25, 1855. ST.
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JUDGE LoNGsrREEr's LETrER.-We invite the at
tenton of readers of all parties to the letter of
the Rev. A B. Longstreet in our paper to-day
Judge Longstreet it is known, is pious and able
Minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church. and
joys the high respect and confidence of the people
of the South generally. We shall publish in our
next his letter To the Know Nothing Preachers of
the Methodist Church, South Read these letters
hand them to your neighbors to read-and then
lay them aside for future use.
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Prentice was formerly very friendly to the Catho-
lie church. and, if he did not join it himself had his
Children educated in that faith The following from
the Louisville Democrat is sample of the style in
which his contemporaries worry him -
It is not surprising that the editor of the journal
has such holy horror of the Catholic confessional
just think of the poor old fellow having to kneel
down and tell over all his SINS He has not an enc
nv in the world whose heart would not reent at the
bare thought of subjecng him to such an ordeal 1t
ever he is pardoned it will have to be in the lump
Anything short ofinfnite mercy would lose patience
with the details and hand him over to the devil at
once"
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T II e IN AR X e T s .
PETERSBURG MARKET.

PETERSBURG, Sept D, 1907.
WHEAT-The market rather better to-day with
sales of prime white at 81 g. Fair to good lots 81 so to
GUANo-The market is very active and some holders
asking $50. - : -
FLOUR-Saes of city brands extra ss15 to ~ Super
fine s.
TOBACCO-The market was rather lower to-day for
common sorts but good working sorts scarce and in
demand f5s- ..' IA
APPLE BRANDY-In good demand; last sales at 65 cts
CORN-We hear of no sales to-day We quote at 80 70
IS, and the market not brisk. -
BACON-The market very active and firm with ten
dency of still further advance We quote Va hog round
at Is to 1917 Sides at Is to 1915 Shoulders - to 1919
LARD-Market active. Sales Of kegs at IA to 10. Bar
rels 121S Pressed at 49, to Ice:
the market We quote at IS to 81 TO- with but little to
be had below the iatterra Eepress.a
$50: WILMINGTON MARKET. . . ey.
.' i.~s-- 30 WILMINGTON, Sept. 22.'
TURPENTNE-No change to note in prices, and mar
ke firm Further sales yesterday of 22o bb at 50 10 for
yellow did, . $50 lbs. No sales this morning.
SPTS TURP.-Further sales yesterday of45 bbls at 46
cents gallon This morning 100 do sold at 4s cents sell
lers generally holding higher.
RoSIN-commou appears to be in rather better enquiry,
and prices tend upward Sales Thursday of $3.50 bills
(not before repored 10 for large bbls On yesterday
2,4S9 bbls. went at same price. Il
AR-SaIes Yesterday of 200 bbs, and this morning5o
do at 80 y bb ."a. sN5s
COFFEEss bags Rio sold from yesterday at 1885,
y b.
FLOUR-2O bbs Fayetteville superfue sold yesterday
afternoon at rs y Dbl. supply light ..
TIMBER-Sales this morning of three RATS at 6215 az
8 % NJ. .-t. Journal.
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- We had the pleasure, on Saturday last of a
visit from O. Barrett Esq., the Editor of the Harris
burg " keystone" Mr.. Barrett had been on tour
through portion of Western North Carolina We
found him very intelligent and pleasant gentleman.
The q Keystone" is sound and able Democratic
paper true the Constitutional rights of the South.
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For the Standard.
PUBLIC MEETING

PUBLIC MEETING.
There will be meeting of the Democratic party,
and such conservative Wings as opposed to the
proscriptve and intolerant spirit of the Know Moth
ings, in the town of Winston, the Tuesday of
Forsyth Superior Court at which all persons, with
out regard to party ties and opposed to secret oath.
bound political respectfully invited
to be present.
FORSYTH.
Sentemher % 1Sh6