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i price, al widths and grades Of Brocsde, Fig
ured and Pain fIIiu4 i''h'." - ~
BLAOK SILKS. @tl.'
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SILKS, to which he would inyiie tho psnicuIa'
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of the people WILL in due time, restore them to the
political supremacy of which they have been -un-
justly deprived. - -
Rssolccd That Virginia has done her whole duty
to the country and the Constitution by conquerlng
an enemy that bad supposed himself invincible and
that animated by the same spirit, we Will follow the
bright example of Virginian brethren, and, with
becoming spirit of philanthropy earnestly endea-
vor to welcome poor Sam to hospitable grave IN
North Carolina, on the first Thursday of next Au-
gust.
All of which was unanimously adopted
The Committee nominations declined to make
any special report and recommended the Hon. Thos
Ruffin be nominated by.accamation, which was pas
sed unanimously.
Mr. -Averitt of Onslow moved that the following
resolution be adopted by the Convention which was
passed unanimously, viz:
Resolced. That the Goldsboro Tribune and the
other Democratic papers in this District from their
efficient support to the Democratic cause, have en-
titled themselves the full patronage of the Demo
cratic party of this District.
On motion Of G. S. Stevenson, ordered that the
President appoint committee of five to inform the
Hon. Thos. Ruffin of his nomination. and request
his acceptance of the same, viz:
DIR. Murphy of Wayne, VIM. Robinson of Lenolr,
John A. Avcritt of Onslow, W. K. Delany of Pitt
On motion of Wm B. Robinson the thanks of this
meeting be rendered to the President and Secretaries
for the discharge of their duty.
On motion ordered that the proceedings of this
Convention be published in the democratic papers
quested to copy. = .
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine de.
COUNCIL WOOTEN, President.
S r; S; a5:;::s Secretaries
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JUSTICE.
For the Standard.

EDITORS STANDARD Some months ago you call
ed the attention of your readers to the abolition ten
denotes of certain periodicals published at the North
and denounced them as unworthy of Southern pat
ronage The vigilance of the Southern press should
not abate in relation to this matter. The class of
papers mostly read by the masses of people is
family weeklies, neutral in politics. we'll filled with
miscellaneous matter, and come at low prices. Many
Northern papers, protesting to be of this sort have
a very large circulation in the Southern States and
some of them lose no opportunity of treating
temptuousy Southern men and institutions, while
the acts of aboitonists noticed with praise or
passed over without comment.
We have good family papers published in the
Southern States which would, in great measure,
take the place of Northern prints of the kind if they
were known; but they not sufficiently disribut-
ed among post offices to bring them to the notice
of the public
The last winter a club composed of some twelve or
fifteen gentlemen OF my neighborhood who had for
some length of time been subscribers to the Phila
delpha Saturday Evening Post, became dissatisfied
with the abolition proclyites of that sheet and de-
sired to take Southern family paper in its place.
The Postmaster wrote to different points the South
for papers as specimens bnt none were received
The club waited month when part of the gentle
composing it renewed their subscriptions to the
Post assigning a that though they dsliked
the paper, they must have miscellaneous reading
for their families and took this in preference none
Subscriptions generally made in the beginning
of the year, and if the Editors of Southern family
Weeklies will put their club prices at 81 % for TO-
and 81 for 90 subscribers, and 50 for single COPY
which is customary at the North-keep their paper
well filled with miscellaneous matter-their sheet of
the full size of Northern papers of the kind and in
the month Of December of each year will send spec
linens to every Post Office in the South, at which
their papers not known they will soon have large
subscriptions and will supplant every vile abolition
sheet which comes to us in the disguise of neutral
family papers.
If these prices will not pay there are capital and
patriotism enough in the South sustain the papers,
Let companies associations be formed for that
object as is done at the north 1t is the most eec-
tual way of reaching the masses and inculcatine
sound views and unity of action in regard to South.
ern institutions and instead of diminishing it would
greatly increase the circulation of other Southern
papers; Tor IN the course OF many years experience
have noticed that if man could be induced to
take one paper, his thirst for information increased
and he pretty certain to increase the number Of
his subscriptions SOUTHERNER
June 9th, 1855.
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Hon. L. L. Clngman was in our village a few
days since, on his way from Rutherford to Cherokee
County Court. From all can learn he is much
stronger in the counties East of the Mountains than
he was two years ago. Among the people every.
secret political society which is striving to get DOS
session OF the Government. This feeling will be ex
pressed on the first Thursday in August by the tri
umphant reelection of Thomas L. Clingman-a man
VINO entertams no principles which he is afraid to
ayow before the people "
Mr. Clngman addressed very large assembly at
ADMINISTRATION on Monday of last week. He is mnch
stronger in old Rutherford than ever.
.z,5 AsheotlLe Neacs
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MR.. RUFFIN's APPOINTMENTS
OF WAKE COUNTY.

Hon. Thomas Rufdn, the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Second District, will address the
people at the following times and places:
Washington. Beaufort Co., Monday June 18th
Sladesviile, Hyde Co., Wednesday 2Otb
Lake Landing, Hyde Co., Friday 92pd
Ohocownity, Beaufort Co., Monday " 18th
Greenville, Pitt Co., Tuesday, 26tb
Billiards. Store, Pitt Co., Wednesday 9th
Joyner's Depot, Edgecombe Co., Satd'y SOth
WINSTON, Lenolr w., Tuesday July 3rd
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HARNETT CoUNTY.-The Court of Pleas and o,,or
ter Sessions for the new county of Harnett was in
session during the present week 1t is now settled
we learn, that SnmDerville is to be the county site
the Court having accepted donation of 100 acres
of land at that place for the purpose of erecting the
necessary buildings thereon. The Court directed
the borrowing of $4,000 to build Jail and Court
House.-Fay Car -
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The catfish dying in great numbers in the niS
sissipp river. In the neighborhood OF NaIc aro
large quantities of dead fish have been washed asO'
Fay. ArgHa
Bad news for the K Ms. What will they DO III
native oil Every thing they take liking to seen.
doomed We suggest to them the oil of black '"''
as suitable for their dark lanterns.
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BANK OF CLARENDoN.-The new Bank chartered
by the last Legislature to located in Fayetteville
we learn will go into operation in = month So
Specimens of the notes have been received for the
approval of the Commissioners. One of the tene-
nents in the Fayetteville Hotel building will be used
for the present Banking h.use, and a vault is
being built therein for the safe keeping of the funds
Fdy. Car.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Delegates assembled in preliminary meet
ing at Che Courthouse at 10 O'Clock OF, inursuay
morning, when upon. motion OF Geo. y stevenson
Esq., Council B. Wood, of Craven was appointed
Chairman and on motion of ]. Dsosway, Esq, Denj
Askew, ESQ.,, of Jones, made Secretary:
Upon call of the Chairman, the following gen.
We Wau5sNIewis Whitfield, B. H. Smith, John S.
Wooten, Dr. s. Murphy, d. G. Darlington, VS.
Barcf.
Lenoir-Shadrac Wooten, j. p Wooten, Council
Wooten VIM. Robinson.
Pitt2Thos. G. Nelson, Jno H. Smith, Levi Daw-
son. VIM K Delany VIM. L. Cherry, NJ, D. Cherry,
Henry,W. Brown, VIM. Dawson, Wyatt M. Brown
B. C. Pierce.
Judson, A. c. Latham John E. Leggett, John b.
Ross, John r. GARNER, James F. Clark.
Jones-Daniel Perry, Elijah Perry, John A; Nc
Daniel, Benz Askew, r. B. Isler, Rich'd Oldhed,
W. HAYWOOD. Nathan Foscue, Thos. Maids, e. ".
Hutson.
Smith,
Caqterett-J. F. Bell, Robert Hancock, j. W.
Bell, W. v Geoffroy, S. S. Duffy.
Greene-A. D. Speight, VIM. A. Darden
Croren-Hardy B. Lane, Lacy Phillips, H: G.
Wood Henry G. Jones, Chas Kelly, David Y Fish
err, Council B. Wood, I. Disosway, Geo. 5. Steven
Moses W. Jarvis VIM. G. Singleton, Thos s. Sin
geton, Hardy B. Lane, jr., Elisha Colbert, Raymond
Castix, j. W. GasiSiH, w. Bryan, +. p Backus, z.
Sade j. H. Muse. WIN. Y. Barrow.
On motion of Wm Robinson committee of five
was appointed by the Chair to report permanent Of
fcers of this Convention
The Chairman appointed Ike following persons,
viz
VIM P Ward of Jones'
I. Disosway, Of Craven.
Alexander Latham, of Beaufort
Rob't Hancock, of Carterett
John Wooten of Lenoir.
On motion of |. Dsosway, the following gentle
men were appointed committee on resolutions:
WIN. Robinson, of Lenoir.
II. c. Jones, of Craven.
Lewis Whitfield, Of Wayne.
Arthur y. Speight of Greene.
Nathan Foscue of Jones'
James F. Clark, of Beaufort.
w. K. Delany, of Pitt.
Josiah F. Bell, of Carteret.
John \. Averitt, of Onslow.
On motion of Geo s. Stevenson, the Convention
adjourned until O'clock, P. NJ.
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SIXTH DISTRICT.

We are requested to state that Messrs Scales and
Puryear, candidates for Congress in the Sixth Dis
trc will address the people at the following times
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TOWERS GRADUAL SERIES OF READ
' DANIEL BURGESS L Co..

PsbisLed By DANIEL bU H'E9' Z Co.
No 60 Johas- Ne~ York.
Th, series YVES made a. al schoolBOts should be- BY Prae-
teal teacher. eonver,.nt with the Of n. school room
hence supply those .ans ito s'est popularity
end IL, oomplet success so valuable w exercises ia A-
ulson and IN the elements o. Expression that in.ton are
them and claiming merit for their hooks on
,ec mt Of these E1ercises Boosting Of them something
Of their
The Reading Lessons pure moral and eevstns adapted
to the gradual prc of the pupil AL ia; sudston o1
rsusses full o. ms~ki.h sentiment and al improba
be and false Astounding in the wonderful aad inPosb e.
with which many late Readers speed have been euefuy
eIe,uSed from the GRADUAL SERIES" as uawhOlesoms
food, especially for American Youth.
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The New Book By author Of Alone
III III T. Fl | y u L y i \ I h
By MARION HARLAND.
One elegant l2rno Prise 81 5.
v,on The n. Y. Evening Post.

From The ~ Y. Evening Post
"Tbs fIlours p.tice Of Ibis work which fni 10 The
Richopd Erqurer il doubtless from the pen OF
Mrs Al Richie ard contains just tribute 20 the Ire
rsTy a nts If the successful femAe which w
tiIiA vet produced" -
LET this noble production I've the adjective Ia is fae u
pse) lie upon the tbe niveu hear b. be tie hOqseh Id
ntsnian Of every tueheared Nsinisn Foster ths gi ed
daughter South with erpanoiDg shine Of appre
cist on refreshing deus o. prsestulste undeveooei
genius en- bes yet pennedta TO Walk "a
her her achievements aud share her u
gris produce few such winters and the tnsf me
South has no literature Of rs Is sened forever The Hid
den Path il ork North South, Fast West may
point wi the Of honest and Our dd19he,
sends this the wOrdoours this hahn into wounded
wsvering errns fet this Hidden Pss
which lesds 10 the great goal Of eternal peace" -
j. C. DERBY Publisher, New YORK AID for sale by al
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TOWER's ELEMENTS OF GRAMMAR
- TEXT BOOK
PUBLIC GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
BOSTON AND w-YOaK CITIES
Recommended BY the
STATE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS

NEW-HAMPSHiRE.
The favor with which this little book has been received by the
public and the with which il has be- used in Schools
have ten remarkable. It's dezn is to lessen the dcuue,
ducon tito The study Of Gram IL beEihs the o~es
round Of bis stsbopg and leads him upward IN an asrea
bic ard arac until he able pursue
pre- plan Of ion IL teaches Gle thing az tim
and this enabled to teach things in succession
To teachers il will be Of fence aud utility ana 20
scholars will afford unusual facility ia mastering the dh-
cult philosophy of language is always svJre in the
From s. II. TAYLOR LII D., Principal OF Phillips Academy.
Andover Mass.
ness 20 mans. TO me Py sR1a ~ sh ISq o
for the child II Is for Grammar what Coburn' Fr-t
Lgops AHhm- ic: il the principles cezr thOdt
brdrpps thu ind with the technics know OF 90 work 20 well
,daped for those besnLns the study Of Grammar Yoa have
am condet you sill find rich reward IN tho i'm
that have made the study Of Grammar which has 80 OF en-
webeu,ion Of IT, child. tive and pleasant.
rejoice at every such successful eho a. ths In the cause
Of education
Aug II, 1854"
From The North American Review
"Our school. suffer imposition egr.gous a. IN the cum
earth purpose except oveask the verbal memory and to
obscure the ion Of the pupil Tue Grammar now
before Us an honorable exception I,s definitions sim
te guage nske them and every Illus
tsted by examples carefully analysed rules II ntar are
few concise ana prehenye. II contain no Irrelevant
matter snd could be noied with interest and profit by
tellsent pupil " seven OF eight years Of age"
From the Rev ;. Sal tmash. -
"CASros n. H.. July, 90 1855
"DEAR Sb have to acknowledge .he receipt of coy OF
,is hnI byins been 70 me some month. since
procured copy e1amnsio aud being ss Of It's sorh
above any Other Grammar fr beginners which
az amt. D. schools happy say hat
its practical wakng has coGhr'd estimate Of s nth
trust be n Is Issf wren b s % ~ ,I 10 be- ter
and eonount y young mir There i indeed no Ioya ro4d
srstula,e you OF having found IT," , .,. 49, -,
of price to the Ppbkher', DANIEL BURGESS c.
No. 90 John 81, y wy ofk.
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EEw-YoRK,
Tnvte attention Of Merchants generally TO their extensive
aocs SILK and Fancy Goods oaped TO the Fan trade
embracing the desirable styles imported this
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,ad Jobbns House the country offer superior induce
Now IN fdD assortment Of silks mer'nos Mus
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On TUESDAY EVE MING, Sept 10, At Nibo's saloon on
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MAURICE STRAkOsCH Director and Oondue'o''
PROGRAMME.
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nRUG STORE for SALE-Long established in
one the principal well stocked and doing god
BUSH Including the ea- TO LIST Of May next Ter "a esh
- 500 Afo extensive library Of standard MEDICAL
WORKS and complete set OF SURGICAL SSTRuh
$50 rare chance Physician dosirOas II commanding
practice IN the city Address DOCTOR No 20 East -ds'
Nsv-ioTk.
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90 Ubom it map Gontern.
Chanres for Business fflen.

COTTON MILL for SALE, to CLOSE an ES-
~ TATE.1he subscriber will sell physte sale tho Cotton
MIL at Paterson New Jersey, known ~ HASnONf MILL
containing II Looms, IOws. Pckers ~ Csids Drawing
Frames Speeder Grinding Frame 10 Danforth SPINNING
Frames pairs of hnes. Wirous Mil snd Keeling Francs
with ali other and utensils for manufacturing, all IA good
unpog order The Mil Dwelling House stands on leased
ground with light and perpetus! lease Inquire Of
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DICKENss LITTLE Published
A TREATISE ON SEXUAL DISEAsEs-By

4 TREATISE On SEAUsL DIotASES-Dy
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rue NETWORK TRIBUNE
Suecial Notices

st... Meeting Of the American Democracy wiI De
A<la ~ MONDAY EVENING, Sept. ~ 49, ~ :" " "a
ClNflNTNTAL HALL. south w-st ernef OF sth-N, AHn
><iN No opposed 10 the des'sos 81 the MO" NCn
$50 ~ contract rpeu and the brutality OF tne present ys
ts 81 sN Elections Aod In sVof Of protecting aea esVaos
a. ,o,ips mailing criminal :" der'ud tbe "a
h.r IA, and tXnE STANDARD OF WAGES on PiO0
~s,'i; w. 'r s,evTTs sey' IRAB DAVIS, Chm
ot kj Eli Va Bicecler aal MONDAY and TUESDAY
EVENINGS 18th sud 18Th ard o. the Deuh. "
So fsSs -. snd 20 ev. WEDNESDAY and TIT hoDAn
TNN'NoS he ~ AID seth o. september, CONNIE hH
go Ladies srd Gentlemen are invited TO attend Adnf
sco free
Nerth-wcstern Settlement COMPANY. The oejec
.ri fs.sn Of thu Organization VII be fully explained 90
WEDNESDAY EVENISG. sept. 10 at Convection Hal, No
w 0oost ret h,ween Bieeottr sno Houstonst az -
otcck an Who desire avail themselves OF the oppotu
risv FARM In wa "i-oonsin o. Mlnse3,a
m Government price of shngs per sere wh all the
sces sOcisd numbers which cAnnot iai 10 gre
s,hsc e. the vaae wou do well 10 attend ms msrnhE
ard i. themselves superior tnduce anorneu oJ
To-. con hnst'on. JAMES MAOhhN'' i'
TRos EDekRLY, Seore'iry.
Wisconsin Farm and village Association.-Ihe
sDd vicinity are invited 70 eno
,nkNe % AZ Union Bulldog No lbS bOwery on WEI
STsDAY FfFSIEG NEXT Sept - at y O'CLOCK, ior the
1900. NJ fonpe an Association with the above or snln
d. The obe BY union OF capital 70 secure an e
~ , ~ and IT price aud by inssn ut. good village
- u,t, Daygabe ADD within tue oounas
~ yisaon Thh cut Anodred shdr, win the ooaro
~ oFe,rs with good aes bat esch person
,inps voice Ia electDg officers and the framing the
cone itu ion.
sunprban Home As ociation.-A Regular Meeting viii
h had ~ 1877 boUery MONDAY EVENING, sept II,
when business Cd al Interesting and important nature will be
kapssct,d. The public are invited to attend
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u Getty will hole its regular FALL EXHIBITION Of
FLOWERS, FRUITS and VEGETABLES at the AtneneuHa,
corer Of Clinton and AtlAnticsts on WEONESDAf aud
THURSDAY Sept. ~ and %. go ,,,.,-e,. ~
The Exbb ion will be open TO the public on pAf
the atb inst al a. and continue mil 10 2. NJ OF that
dsy the following day from A. NJ until 10 r. M An
address will BE- delivered the closing evening By the REV
Richard s. STORRS, ID u.
The Brooklyn Band will be in Attendance both evenings
Aduiar oe to non rs % cents; chill ren hall price,
The officers and members OF the Newly ok the Mount YER
non and the White Plains Horticultural socieies aso the
Queens County Agricultural Society are hereby invited 70 a.
tend NJ. BRANDBGEE, Secy pro TEN.
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TO GROI Frs "A young Man thoroughly ac-
qusnted tn the 0'eosry bul having ssso .sssf "a
he tus the l,st three years wishes sIuAIIOS m
,on " ho.se or Retail store. Address GROCER, Tribune
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EOR SALE at GREAT BARGAlN-A first
i cl..s LITHOGRAPHIc ESTABLISHMENT nov "a
prosperous couditon The proprietor will either sol out
iirel, or fsle PARTNER who furnish cash capital %
$500 Address II. VI. No. - i0tL-st.
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VVANTED-An OFFICE suitable for pbysi-
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18Th sta Al. L. X, Tribune Office
WANTED TO PURCHASE--A PLOT Of SIX
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adapted for mAnufsc urips purpos Address With loes
ton and price Box No. ) $50 Pos, Ohiee