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"a OTICE.-WILL BE SOLD IN THE CITY OF
Raleigh at the Court House door, for cash. on Monday
18th March next five negroes-man jacob woman Viney
grl Francis girl Whey, and girl Minerva. Also on the
day the following lands Two thousand acres of land
on Lumber River in Cumberland and Richmond Counties
two hundred and seventeen in Richmond Laurel
Hill District two thousand nine hundred and acres
adjoining the lands of Duncan K. Monroe Others in
Richmond county, Laurel Hill District levied on rs the
property of Daniel Mclain Nei McLan, William McLan
aud John Fairly, to satisfy execution in my hands
the Circuit Court of the United States for the
District of North Carolina. Also at the time and
place and on the same TERMS o-wit Five hundred and
forty of land in Richmond County, Laurel Hill Dis
tret Also two Thousand nine hundred sixteen
in Laurel Hill District, Richmond County on to sat.
is execution in my hands issuing from the Circuit Court
OF me United States for the District of North Carolina
gainst Simeon McIan, Ferdinand Mcan, Duncan K Mon
and John Fairly both Executions favor of the Mer
chants Bank of South Carolina.
WESLEY JONES'
U. S. Marshal Dist. n. C.
Raleigh, Jan. II, 1855. l6-wtd
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UNITED STATES CONGRESS.
w ASuINGTON, Feb

WAsnINGToN, Feb. II, 1905.
SENATE. The Senate have passed the bill grant
ing the right of way fora Subterranean Telegraph
California The Indian Appropriation bill taken
up, but the Senate adjourned without taking action
it.
HOUSE. Mr. Bococll made spec Oh on the Naval
reorganization bill; after which, the bill with the
amendments, passcd-ayes 11G, noes 46. The
House then went into committee of the whole on the
bill TO increase the naval force of the United States
by the addition of seven steam sloops of war; but
without taking action thereon adjourned.
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Notice of ASSIGNMENT.

FEHHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING FOR THE BENEFIT
of all his creditors made assignment of all his
tate, stock in trade, &c, Edward Canwe Attorney
Law, office the below the Cape Fear Bank here
by notifies all persons indebted to him make immediate
payment and such of his creditors desire the benefit
said assignment will find Release open sigma
ture for SIXTY days when sale will be had and equal
distribution of the proceeds thereof made among the re-
leasing creditors. F. MAILER.
Raleigh, Jan, 10, 1855. I5-St.
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Cape Fear & Deep River Navigation COMPANY.
IL HOLDERS of said Company at Wilmington on TbHrs
gay the sh day of March next A punctual general
attendance earnestly solicited be one of the most
important meetings the Company ever held as
ments will have to be made for paying the debts of the
company and steps must be taken for prompt and tig
orous prosecution of the work Let eoey S1Ochor then
C present who wishes TO his stock and complete
the improvement. W P'e
ALEX. MURCHISoN, President
uaiy ios Io0o; 25-tSthM.
~ Fayetteville Observer and CaroIinian Wlmin1.o
Comnercal and Journal Raleigh Register Star Copy
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SGroN The Herald, in reply to some qucs

WuMINGToN. The Herald, in reply to some qucs
tons by the Milton Chronicle, says:
In reply we have state, that we have been in
formed OIL enquiry that the depth Of the
bar is fifteen feet and our pilots say that they
easily carry in out vessel drawing ~ feet.
1t is believed that a constant deepening is going
as work of improvement at the mouth of the riv
or progresses. Vessels carrying from $50 TO 500
tons dead aceight are now loading at wharycs,
and proceed to without the least delay"
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The REVENUE Bill. However Objectionable some
of the features of this bill may be to individuals
here and there it is mater of congratulaton that
the Legislature has fixed upon scheme of taxation,
that will prove adequate to the demands that will
be made upon the Treasury. during the next two
years. Appropriations made, money must be rails
ed to meet them, and it is the part of manly indie
pendcnce and true wisdom to devise the full means
by which this may be ACCOMPLISHED Bal Req
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To the Stockholders of the North-Caroiina
RAILROAD,

FENHE LEGISLATURE HAVING AUTHORIZED THE
Il subscription of another million of stock Road
upon the condition that the Stockholders be-
ing preferred stock and having amended the charter in
other respects hereby requested the of
flee Of the North Carolina Railroad Company, the
of Greensborough, Monday the 9Th day of March,
pass the matter submitted you by the act of the
General Assembly.
1t is very important to have full attendance in person
or by proxy. j. NJ. MOREHEAD,
Pres. n. G. Railroad.
February ID, 1855. 25-td.
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HOLLY SPRING HIGH SCHOOL,
A. II. DOWELL, PftncipqL

Ec q liz. DOW ELL Is GENTLEMAN OF HIGH MEN
I'VE tai aud msraI character and years experience
as Teacher under whose supervision the Spring Session
OF the School will open 18th January and continue five
Tuition Session Sc, So and according to advance
. - ~
Board IN good families be obtained for So so or sS
per month. ~
January 30, 1855. 1set
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

We have the latest news by the steamer Asia.
The English Ministry have resigned and the Earl
of Derby had failed to establish new Cabinet. Much
anxiety prevailed ON this account.
Affairs at Sebastopo! are unchanged.
The Hon. Pierre Soule is reported seriously i'll.
No change in cotton; but there Speculative
demand in -four and wheat. Corn had declined ono
shilling
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Selling out at Cost :.

NEWELRY, FANCY GOODS CIGARS AND To-
eB BACCO, CHINA GOODS, WINES AND LIQUORS.
The subscriber being DESTROYS of winding up his
business offers for sale reduced prices his whole stock
The goods have all been selected with and much Ia
Cities present the choicest
ment that can be found anywhere
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining bargains invited to call
and examine II. d. F. MAILER, Agents.
Raleigh, Jau. Is, 1855. 15-st
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GLEN ANNA,


i HE MY 3iIEi ": NlAoN, Principal.
JuSEEII Il. SHELTON Steward
MRS. JOS. B. SHELTON, Natrnn
The sictt session OF this hourising Female Sen1ino-
will open Feb. II, 1898.
1t IS handsomely and heahully situated in Davidson Co
\. {. miles of Normal College one mile from
Thomas Depot on the Central Railroad.
Terms: Board sc month exclusive of lights tuition
Sln Il session Music SO extra French So
For Circular containing particulars apply the Prn-
ciiml. TLOmlsvile, Davidson Co, n. c. 4w
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WAKE.

A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATS OF WAKE
IN County wall be held in the TOWN HALL, Raleigh,
on MONDAY of the next SUPERIOR COURT for The
purpose Of appointing Delegates District Convention
TO nominate candidate for Congress. full attendance
is earnestly requested.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Feb. II. 1855. 20
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Transatlantic U. s. iSenntor.

HARRISBURG, Feb. 13 A joint convention both
Houses went INTO the election of a United States
Senator to-day at II o'clock. On the second ballot,
Mr.. Cameron received 90 votes, Mr.. Buckalew 49,
and j. P. Jones II. The Convention then adjourned
tor two weeks.
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ROCKINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL,

W I-N I WUnIII, n. Q.
FHEuE SPRING SESSION COMMENCES JANUARY
K sth, i655.
Students are earnestly requested to be present at the
opening of the session.
- BGar& of Instruction:
Il. H. SMITH Ancient Languages and English Literature
j. NJ. GALLOWAY, Mathematics {"
Tuition from 81, so to Sl5. Board SO per session.
Address r. b. SMITH P11u
BY order of the Board of Directors ~
JAS. IRWIN, Sec. d ZIca.
December 1854. lO5l-sw
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~ We invite the attention Of our readers, and
especially that oft the people of this Co gressona
District, to the Card of y. NJ. Lewis Esq, in our
paper to-day.
The last Warrenton News contains a call upon
the Democracy of Warren to hold meeting in
Warrenton Tuesday of February Court to APP
point Delegates to District Convention. A meet
ing has also been called for in Wake, to be held
our next March Superior Court.
1t is time that the Democrats Of the District gen.
orally were moving in the matter. In order to en-
sure full and fair Convention, an early start should
be made. We shall refer to the subject again.
SUDDEN DEATHS. The dwelling house of Thomas
Joyce, Esq, of Stokes County, was recently burnt
down, and Mr.. Joyce died Immediately afterwards,
owing probably to the heat and excitement.
We also learn that recently Mr.. John Smith, of
wayne died suddenly of congestion of the brain,
occaSioned by his attempting to lift tree out of
road winch he was travelling They were both val
liable citizens
" portion of our Semi eckiy edition of
To-Day IS dated Feb. IA, on the outside 1t should
DC Feb II. Mistakes OiH happen sometimes.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-17

The Governor of Alabama has reappointed Joel
NJ. Riggs, Comptroller, and William Graham Trea-
surer of the State.
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- Extra copies of the Report of the Commit
tee Internal Improvements can be had at the
Standard office tomorrow Saturday. 1t is vau-
able aud highly interesting document
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-17

IS What (>ays the MissiSSppian) do our Bap-
tst Methodist Episcopalian and Presbyterian friends,
who have been inclined to encourage the Know
Nothings think of their nominating john Moore, the
Universalist preacher, for Governor of New Hamp
shire? If we not mistaken, most of them think
as badly of Univcrsalisni Is Catholicism.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-17

- We re-publish to-day the speech OF Mr..
Houston, of Duplin. Owing to a misunderstanding
it was published in our .ast the speech Of Mr.
Humphrey. We hal in hand speech from each Of
these gentlemen, and by some means transposed
the names. All tight now-we hope.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-17

- Mr.. John H. Boyd, of Rockingham County,
has been admitted by the Supreme Court to the
practice of law in the County Courts. 1t is due to
Mr.. 3. to state that he prevented by
cidcnt from applying at the usual time
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sB@ His Excellency Gov. Bragg gave party at
the Executive Mansion Tuesday night last, which
passed off most agrceably to all The assemblage
was quite large, considering the nclcmency of the
night.
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Or 9tan0ar0
THE DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Counties of Nash, Granville, and Warren
have designated Franklinton the place for hold
ino the Convention; and the Counties of Orange
and Johnston have designated Raleigh. Wake
Comfy has signifed willingness to meet at any
nont selected by majority Of the Counties,
and franklin has not been heard from, though it
is fair to presume that that County prefers Frank
linton The weight of preference seems, therefore,
to be for Franklnton; and we take it for granted
that the Convention will be held there on Wednes-
day. the 18Th Of this month.
We publish to-day the proceedings of the War
rem meeting, and also the proceedings of another
meeting held in Orange.
Our Warren friends, like those in the other
Counties of the District show the strongest dispo
sition not only to harmonic in the approaching
contest, but a fixed determination to adhere to
principles without regard to men. Their Resolu-
tons breathe the true spirit and significant of
the frmness and zeal with which they will bear
themselves at the Convention and throughout the
canvass. That hightoned gentleman and patriot,
Frank A. Thornton, presided, and addressed the
meeting in an eloquent and impressive manner.
Able and eloquent speeches were also delivered
by Dr. Prtchard. w. A. jenkins, and J. B. Batch
elor, Esquires.
We trust that every delegate who can make it
at all convenient to do so, will attend the Conven
ton. 1t is important for many reasons, that the
Convention should be full one. and should faith
fully reflect the wishes of the Democracy of the
District. With full Convention and accept
able nomination the advocates of Democratic prin-
ciples will have nothing to apprehend; they will
carry the District triumphantiy, and establish them
selves on basis of concord, harmony, and unity
of purpose which subsequent events can dis
turb.
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T HI e M A II X e T S Il.
NORFOLK MARKET

NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED ''NoRTH-cARoLINA STANDARD"
By A. NJ. M'PHEETERS CO.,
Wholesale Grocers Fors0arding & Commission Merchants
NORFOLK, April 18th, 1855.
FLOUR-The market is very BARE and the scarcity has
caused rapid advance in prices We quote S. F. $40 a
1OA; Extra slol Family 81 @ M. The supply Is
quite inadequate to the demand
COTTON-Has been active during the past week at 81
@ SIC for average choice lots To-day have the Bal
showing advance in Liverpool and holders
are declining to sell before seeing the effect of her
CORN-Is in active demand 8715 "a for Mixed
White; 90 % 93c for Yellow.
NAVAL STORES-Are without animation. Tar 50 I;
Rosin-common Sly; No. l and 81 rs "a $2L; Turpen-
tine 23 q $24 Spirits Turpentine 40 @ Acc.
STAVES-R. .. HID. dull at $50; w o. HID in fair
demand at $50; Pipes 500
LlME-Thomaston scarce at 81 Is @ 90; w. C. S1&.
BACON-N. G. and Va, hog round 81 @ 1Oc; Hams
IL O. l2c; Western sides &c Shoulders Sc.
-SALT-L. B. 20 q 81 rs; G. A. IS @ 81 40.
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Coon PRICE FOR REAL EsrATE.-We learn
that the vacant lot of one acre, on HilIsborough
Street, in this City, west of Mr.. Secretary Hills
but on the opposite side of the Street, has been
sold to Mr.. John BuAaloe for $4,000. The lot is
within about quarter of mile of the Western
Railroad Depot. Two thousand four hundred dol
lars per will do very we'll for real estate loca-
ted that out of the thickly settled part of the
town. 1t is superior lot for building, and we
hope soon to see it graced by fine residence
such one, for instance, that of Mr.. Branch, on
the same street. The purchaser cannot lose by his
bargain, as the probability is that property at least
in that quarter of the City, will continue to advance
in value
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DIE ID,

In Granville county, the Sd instant Mrs Elizabeth
Ann relict of William H. Lyon Esq., (deceased and daugh
sr b h ha
that county, having died but short time previous to her
death.
At the residence of Morehead Greensbor-
ough on the I'd instant, William r. Walker Esq,
Der of the bar and gentleman of much moral worth and
responsibility.
On the passenger rain between Charlotte and Chester
c. H., s. g., the 3lst ult. Dr. William C.. McKee, late of
Morganton, N c., aged about 81 years. DR.. Mckee
returning from Florida, and was apparently well until
reaching Chester and about fifteen miles beyond he breath
ed his last on board the He most estimabe
gentleman.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

TURPENTINE-Is in fair demand, and market firm at
quotations Sales yesterday of bbls 50 80 for
yellow dip and 81 80 for hard 2so lbs and this morning
500 bbs. changed hands at same prices.
SPTS TUkP-No public transactions Yesterday to-
day; there appears to bel better feeling in the market how
and learn that parcels have sold this morning
at 40 cents y gallon.
ROSlN-Further sales yesterday of 1000 bbls. Common
at 81 10 for large size bbls No sales this morning a
TAR-Saes yesterday of 4s7 bbls at 81 80 and this
morning 2l5 do at 81 85 ~ Dbl. = & 49,
FLOURISH light supply there is more 6rmness in
the market, and prices have an upward tendency Sales
yesterday of SD bbis Wilmington nspecton 50 25 for
superfine and SO 50 y Dbl. for family brand
GROUND PEAS-Is8 bushes sold this morning at 81 rs
% bushel for prime quality. ~ sts
TIMBERSales this morning four RATS SIS So Sc a
D Oh 81 M Journal
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{. 81
IMPORTANT FROM GuBA--rHE EXECUTION or AN A.
MERIcAN CTTIzEN.-The Unised States ship Fulton,
Commander Mitchell, arrived at Norfolk on Thurs
day morning last from Havana. Commander Mitch
ell reached Washingto yesterday morning with i'm
portant dispatches for government from act
ing consul at Havana, Mr.. Robertson.
We learn from a private letter, that Estrampesa
was garoted on the 31st utimo. He met his fate
with extraordinary GOODNESS, courage, and compo-
sure. While the negro executioner was engaged in
fastening the iron band around his neck, Estrampes
exclaimed, in clear, loud voice, Death 10 royaltyi
Liberty torecer Z" Thus was sacrificed American
life in the person of young of excellent char,
acter and noble impulses. Whether he was tried
conformaby to the 18th article of our treaty with
Spain is for our government to determine. The
mockery of trial to which he was subjected called
forth an earnest solemn protest from acting
sui at Havana; and it should also be borne in mind
that EstrsSnpes tried for an offence committed
before martial law had been proclaimed by the cap
tain-general
The execution of Estrampes has caused the most
intense excitement not only in Havana but through
out the island. Mr.. Thompson, commercial
agent at Sagus, had not left Havana Washington
U71l0n
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

The market is supplied with BACON-sales at yJS hog
round CoRN.9gick sales at 81 05 and 81 10 per bushe
rom wagons; CoITON market depressed with sales at
lower prices for past few days The FLOUR has
PpSgssd Hna the tendency is receipts falling on
set = at 90 q cts per gallon Raw DO
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Mr.. DARGAN A CAND1DATE.--The Editor of the
Charlotte Democrat, speaking of his attendance on
the last Union Court says: Seen. A. j. Dargan
was in attendance on the Court, and informed us
that he was fully in the field for Congress. He is
gentleman of ability, and has served his County
several years in the Legislature, and we have no
doubt he is one of the strongest men in his party.
Union is right side up with. care, and we hear on
all hands that she willy give the gallant Crage over
100 increased majority. He will beat Gen. OAR
gan, q, any other man the Wings may start, at
least 1900 49, az - ssssssA sssFsss
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HE HONE SQUADRON -CUBA.-The Union
states that Commodore McCauIy. :" an officer of
prudence and excellent judgment, and of great
bravery and GOODNESS, has been selected for the
temporary command of the Home Squadron"
In this selection, adds that paper, "the depart
ment has given an earnest of its desire, in the pre-
sent interesting state of affairs on our coast, to
avail itself of the experience Of officer who has
been long and fayorabIy known to the service of
the country"
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Col Thomas, the able Stale Senator ON the
Western District, paid our town flying visit few
days since He is in fine health. We were glad to
hear him express opinion corroboratve of what
we had before heard, viz that Know Nothingism
would prove slow nag among the intelligent free
men of the Western counties. AsheUiUe Neacs
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THE FISHERIES IN NORTH CARoLlNA.-We learn
that owing to the cold and dsagreeable weather,
the fisheries are doing very small business The
fishing season is nearly half over, and but very
few fish have been taken. The fishermen have not
been so unsuccessful for many years.
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The Baton Rouge Allocate states that Rely,
whose desertion in Mexico, has been made the theme
OF indignant allusion throughout the country,
whenever the eloquent yituperation of the Know
Nothing press was in want of climax, was mol
an Irishnea, batahatiye 81 the United STATES
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Martin Van Buren,, Jr., died at Paris on Tuesday,
the goth ult. A large number of Americans accom-
panied his remains to their temporary resting place
in the cemetery of Montmatre. The deceased had
fora long time been wasting under the blight of con-
sumption, but his death sudden as to surprise
even those friends who had deSpaired of his recov-
cry. He had seated himself at the dinner table
when his head fell forward his breast, and he
expired without a word, without groan. An elo-
qucnt and touching allocuon pronounced at
the tomb by the Pastor Coquerel. The audience
forgot all feelings of party of sect in sympathy
for the bereaveG father.
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Know NOTHING TROUBLES MULTIPLYNG.-The
grand Know-nothing council of Pennsylvania held
their convention at Lancaster last Tuesday. The
Baltimore Sun, of yesterday, under its telegraphic
head gives the following account of its breaking up
Look out for rich developments:
Confusion among the Knotonothings.
LANCASTER, April 5.-The grand State Council of
Know-nothings met here on Tuesday, but broke up
in confusion this afternoon The of the diff
Guilty being opposition to open organization.
Public opinion counter to secrecy and oath
bound conspiracies Messrs. Cameron, johnson.
and Gen. Irwin left this NOR Ing in disgust.
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MR.. MCGOWAN.
tested.

The Wilmington Commercial copies our article
of recent date, giving some facts in relation to
the assault on this gentleman, and adds:
From the statement made above, we are compe-
ed to admit that the again presents itself to
mind in all its rgnal deformty; and, so far as we
ascertain, it must be conceded that Mr.. MCGOWAN
has been most greviously wronged by the daring
and lawless action of the accused parties The case
however, will undergo a legal investigation, and on
the decision of the Court alone can we make final
Judgment"
These ought not it seems to us, to have
been admitted to bail, especially the term of the
Couxt at which they are to be tried is so near at
hand. They are, we learn, worth nothing, and
the amount of bail, $500, may therefore be as heavy
should have been required but an assault with
intent to kill, and that without provocation, is a
very high offence, and one in which bail should
hardly ever be granted. The case would have
been different if the parties had fought willingly,
as they did not. Mr.. MCGOWAN was pursued and at
last set upon by three men with deadly weapons !;
and even during the progress of the murderous as
sault he had his pistol at the breast Of the youn
ger Everett and could have killed him, but told
him he would not, and spared his life This same
seoundrel afterwards deliberately placed his pistol
to McGowan's head and inflicted the wound under
which he is suffering. We learn that he ex-
claimed, Immediately after he bad done the bloody
deed, that he was native Amercan-that he had
killed a id Irshman, and would not be
hanged for it. This can be proved, as we learn.
We do not know whether these men Know
Nothings or not We trust, for the sake of the
decent and respectable men who are, that they are
not