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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

I ESS THAN HALF PRICE !-.PATENT
II LIGHTS! HYAr1vs PATES"s 7 am about making
extensive alterations present building besides adding
forty feet additional front r. and otherwise increasing
my feeities for the manufac II my FIRE AND BUR
CLAIR PROOF LIGHTS; uhe only kind exempt from extra
tsursnce hy present stoct large and wish 70 dispose OF
the Ii October / will sell such ROOF TILES
have ca hand = and 81 Is per foot FLOOR TILES a
ioD. ~ 50 rs per foot, whose value from IS 10 So
PAVEMENT TILES from IS 70 IS, whose value is from
4loto&
II be unde stood however that these Tiles NOT
FOR SALE 70 but respectable peopei and shall take
prever their getting into unworthy hands, Ia
contrary ny erahhec policy sell the Tiles u all my uni.
form berg 70 lay them myself For the how
stated above viii sell my 70 such persons
feel ured will abuse confidence by playing into the
hands u my mics. THADOEUS HYATT,
No 10 West Broadway SewYOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19
6ouses TO Get.

FACTORY to LET.-Two LOFTS, 25 by ITO
Il feet with STEAM POWER, No. lS West 37th.st,
7tbav APPy on the premises, or to CHARLES PAR
FRIDGE, No. 42 Brosdw y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, at Flushing L. l.,

LOR SALE or EXCHANGE, at Flushing, L. l.,
Il CHELTENHAM SPA,
the waters of which have been carefully anayzed by Dr.
Clifton and pronounced the valuable Chybeate n tho
Unitsd STATE, emitting than FIVE hundred hog heads each
twenyfour hours beautiful block tsx acre of ground
WheTonesv. well situated for sentee watering place,
equal TO the requ rsmenfs of the Empire City
Also forty three opening said desirable
location for sntee country seat the being well adapted
to the cu walton OF vineyard market truck and could al
any time be prohtsby sold in villa plot. -
Also twenty-cshf acres Of MEADOW aud WOOD LAND,
the whole being within mile of Flashing village and by
railroad but forty minutes from Newlok churches and
schools and healthy locally Conditions liberal Apply
Mr. CHARLES MILLER of Flushing, the proprietor at
Warren, Conn EDWARD w. BRADLEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

CTEAM POWER To LET-At Elizsbetbport,
~ j. r~o--ory Brick Buildins 100 feet by 80 Apply "a
ABM BAIZ, No. on Broadway. 70 IOHN ~ R0LkffH,
,sF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

TOR SALE--A well-established MANUFAC-
Il TURING BUSINESS under vauabe patent .rssdy
fasoraby introduced and promising lucrative and permanent
Investment. For particulars apply TO
Hermann +. LUDWIG. No. IS Wal-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

DOOMs ~ LET, with STEAM POWER
~ the building corner Of Greenwich and BeachsA unsu
passed for manufacturing Rent very low 10 re-po
nbl- tenant. Apply 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

NNH z BE N IT * %. ; MtSIO III ="
~ $50 Broadway Y-Publishsps- houe founded " year
- Hsmburg and Jeipsic. = a. ,,,,,-
We request the public inspect cur stock q One snon
Works L. : Our 5 600 puocaii rs isns
highest IN Europe. which ensb.es Us TO sell soo1 MUSIC " "
tone ara eessIce with shespness without eonPenEou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

II. Oh SAIL AhNDt)
Il LEMBER ES ADJUSTMENT. A valuable Laundering rs.
for sale 10 Seub-n Co. New York consisting # 100
Of heavily tmbered land mostly white pine and oak three
mills in foil and plete operation BY water and two by
steam making 80 Geo feet 10 yfoar hours horses
frncks bobeds wagons chains bars gearing tools and u'en
sls-a full equipment for lsrg. milling and farming establish
meu &c under cultivation and fully sud edd
Ths feed for sale entirely and is believed
be that be recommended capitalists thing
swing large Price $50 0oO Including logs and
utactuftd bs< The cash Of which from 200 10
5000 The property will be divided desired For further
PARTICULAR SC. inquire Of HOMER MORGAN,
No. Metropolitan Bank Buldngs Pine-rt Ne WORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19
Brur6 anD Rooms.

DOARDNG.-Pleasa Rooms can be had for
I'D Families or single persons with Boardst No. 100 10th
near S,. Marks Church.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-20
County Fund.
J. P. Johnson, Treasurer, DR..

J. P johnson, Treasurer, DR..
s cts m
To balance on settlement, June lst, 1854 500 l6
To cash OF Thomas Richey Tavern lii
90
To cash of VIM. A West Tavern License 200 o
TO each of A Wilkin " 2 90 Q
To cash OF John Reiser " Q 90 0
To cash g Fisher fine sta te vs Quinlesz 90 0
To cash of LHearn Esq fine state vs Harshe % 0
To cash VIM II McGaven fine state vs.
Long OO 0
To cash of c Wurfel Esq state VS. Calder.
head 90
1s Minney " w w 81 7s o
To cash of l. EIearn Esq fine state vs. COf-
To cash ofG W Scott costs on Scots
vsE Clark 80 90
TO cash of w Viers fine and costs state
VS. Matthews so 0
To cash of Charles Fox costs on new road As 00
70 cash of Thomas McElyecn damages
On McElveens road 49 90 0
To cash OF David Levy tax on merchants
stock . 10 70 0
vs. ninger 49, ''' ~ ' % 90 o
To cash OF Samuel Semmons for pump
stock w U
quencies s''0S'N>' : w s,794 Ga 9
70 cash for states proportion of printing
Craig 100
To cash of D Bowers Esq fine state VS.
Murphy 90 .
To cash Of tine state ys
Donahue so 0
TO cash of S Mack fine State va Pollen 50
80 cash of d" " " w Pollen SO
To cash of S Bell fine state VS. Davis 90
To cash OF B w Vers State Va q Caves 10 90
yer " " : " ''''' '''' ' = ~ 25 so 0
en- n"'l' ~ "a "' '''' ''''' '''' " 30 90
To cash OLA C Turner fine state VS. Han.
ma 90
To cash OIL Adams Esq fine state vs. John - ,
son , w U
To cash of Adams fine state Calder
b. nd w U
To cash Lynch Esq fine state VS. NoIs-
To cash of VIM Ramsey Esq fine state VS.
yeen road 81 35 0
To cash ofJames McNutt pumpstock 90 0
70 cash of n Pumphrey iron railing As o
10 cash Of Harrison Miller damages on
To cash of Sheriff Boyd costs state vs.
Kemp III al U
To cash Of A G Turner fine State vs.
George Caves 90 0
JSa o Connsr NV . " ''''O O'N' - ~ 20 90 o
Tocaah Of M Gundy tavern license 200
To cash Of A c Turner costs state VS.
- George Boyd O. 65 0
To cash of Robert Holiday tavern license Q 90
To cash OF Charles Patter son costs vs. AL
fred Dent 80 %
To cash OF School Superintendent rs
- son Sa'" % q D'''' "''' S'"'' 70 O''" 10 90 o
n,onton IA 81 o
sl2,ls2 % 7
Credit brought back 1887 l6 0
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-20
County Fund.

-2r County Fund.
J.P. johnson Treasurer Cr.
BY cash paid w Milligan juror pro-
bate court $S &c
BY cush paid J Howard juror pro-
BY cash paid A Knox juror probate
court 20
By cash paid S Mccormick juror
probate court oSO
by cash paid 7 Phillips juror pro-
bate court 20
by cash paid W Arnold juror pro-
bate court ~
By cash paid Sheriff Boyd II sc
By cash paid J NJ Black viewing Ea.
glesons road 2 90
By cash paid Jarvis surveying Ea-
glesons road oU
By cash paid r Hattou publishing
section Is 2t
BY cash paid Esq Lynch costs State
We Dinger 3e
BY cash paid Boyd summoning ju'
Yies W
BY cash paid J Bancroft attendance , :,
on court W
BY sash paid 9 Chapman attendance
on court II W
By cash paid L Hamilton juror Au-
gust tenn ~.
By cash p.id John S ule juror Au-
gust term So'
By cash paid , Hanlm grand juror
August term zol
BY cash paid A Haverfeld grand ju-
Tor august term u
by cash paid osburn grand juror
August term 4zl
By cash paid Joseph Wallace grand
iurur august term ~
By cash paid Richey grand juror :,
Angus. term 4sU
py cash paid H WOrStel grand juror
August term o.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-20
State Fund.

JP. Johnson, Treasurer, CIR.
ets m
BY per cent on duplicate nddeinquen.
cies AL SO Q
By state proportisn of printing Is 30 U
BY per cen on auction and pedlars Lii
eenss 500
By Der cent on agricultural fund so 0
By mileage 90 90
By state common school fund l0,494 40 o
BY interest on section l6 944 26 Q
By state Treasurers receipt 1000 90 o
9.465 II
By counties proportion OF per cent fund SO 96
By per cent on rent of Esch4ated lands 65 0
Carried back 23,477 Sc 4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-20
8arrisun Gountp.
Stale Fund

~ State Fund
J. P. Johnson, Treasurer of Harrison County, Dr.
cts m
To Balance in Treasury June !, 1854 % 95 0
TO Show License - 20 90 0
To Show License 10 90
10 Auction duties II 81 o
To Auction duties &c 10
To Rent on Lease Of Eseheateia band l3 90
To Amount collected oS Atnlss.sAs %, s,g2s GO Z
!, 70 Del.nquencRHs Of ix5a 81 y I39 1871
To AuEtien dpsfs IS 70
284, sc 28
CT brought back k....................29,4 All Sc
BallSpcein Treasury, June /, 1855 SIS 70
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-20


sl2,ls2 2s 7
Credit brought back 1887 l6 0
RaIlance in Treasury, June /, la5a $4,7s5 IL I
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24
TIE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Any one who will examine the returns Of the
elections in this State, will at perceive how
Metealf the Know Nothing candidate, was elected
Governor. In 1913 towns it appears Baker, Ne
braska Democrat, lost ., 500 votes compared with
last year-Bell, Wing, lost Il, 600 votes. nd the
Frecso candidate lost 9,4O0 votes. These 'otes
thus lost by the Wing and Freesoil candidates,
aren't to Metcalt, tie Kno,U Nothiny and insured
his election
This is the victory over which Southern Know
Nothings are exuting-the victory which gives
equal joy to Horace Greedy, who heralds it as an
great and damning sin y" Of the Nebraska bill
d" Matched by Atchison, Douglas, Pierce, and their
agents and abcttors." We shall give more proofs
i'll next to the real abolition character OF this
Know Nothing triumph in New Hampshire. That
Southern man who can find i'll it for eNultl-
ton and rejoicing, is false to the soil that gave him
birth.
Thank God, there still twenty thou
sand men in New Observation-Disclosures
have not yet {" bowed the knee to Baa.'
The two Senators from New Hampshire will
most probably be the traitor Burke, AID the abo-
liton ncendiarv, John p. Hale. Hale stumpcd
the State for the Know Nothnss-but, OF course,
after his election to the Senate, he will be consid
gans that he is not true representative of the
American organization, at least on the slavery
question. What knayery!
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24
FROM HAVANA.

Pinto and others, convicted of conspiracy
against the Captsin-G General, Concla, have been
sentenced to be garroted 1t is stated the sentence
will doubtless be executed. The Consuls present
had vainly endeavored to obtain an interview with
Concha to intercede in behalf of the eonspirators
We alluded in our last to tie firing by Span
ish ship, near Cuba, at the o. s. steamer Ell Dora
do. A report of the. affair has been transmitted
to the government at Washington, and prompt
apology, it is stated, will be required. The Union
says:
The repetition of such outrages satisfies US that
our pacific relations with Spain cannot long be MAIN
taced, and think this conviction cannot be too
earnestly impressed on the public mind.
We agree with the Union. President Pierce is
of course we'll informed to all matters touching
our relations with Spain and Cuba. The Black
Warrior affair is not forgotten by the county
Would it not be well to teach that arrogant gov
eminent a lesson TO give it to understand in the
sternest tones, once and for ALL that the people of
the United States have been driven to point
where they will no longer forbear-unless dec
ded and marked change should take place in its
conduct towards them-to intlict upon it sum
mary and signal chastisement The same course
on the part of respectable power, like France or
Great Britain, would have resulted ere this in hos
tiliticS,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24
business Directions.

ANY person remitting for subscription TO the STAN
dard will please whether it is for the Weekly Semi
Weekly paper and also whether 1t is for subscriber
or for one already our books.
ordering change of the paper please state the Post
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Write flllproper names plainly and distinctly
r" As general rule SHALL in future, send paper
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Persons indebted for subscriptions remit amount
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credit and receipt accordingly We trust all friends
will remit by mail and thus the heavy commissions
20 per cent. which we have to pay for collecting
HOLDEN & WILSON.
Feb
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24
THE. STOKES DEMOCRACY.

The Resolutions of the Stokes Democracy, which
we publish to-day, breathe the true spirit. fhey
are from the pen Of that tried and enlightened re-
publican, and faithful public servant J. j. Martin,
Esq The meeting was addressed by the Chair
man. and by Messrs. Settle Scales, and Masten.
vigorous and united rally on. the part of the
Democrats OF that Congressional District, is all
that is necessary to ensure success. The Democ-
racy of the Stokes region of the State have never
f.ltered for moment, but have uniformly display
ed and carried their flag with firm hand aud de-
ternined step; and they will not be found wanting
now, in this crisis of peril-in this day of startling
and pernicious isnls. Our heart is with them, and
we are ready to cooperate with them in their eff
forts for against the common adversary.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24

If the rains with which We were recently visitec,
have been general, we may reasonably expect that
the turpennc gettcrs and the planters of the South
west will be able to trislo their produce to mar
kct, and as IL coisrq uemcc money will become more
abundant. Large quantities of cotton, and other
produce have been kept back owing to the low
condition Of the rivers. The placing, too, Of these
staples in market will furnish Northern funds to
capitalists and to our banks, and thus enable the
latter to loan to larger extent to those in want
Of money to conduct business operations. Flour
and meal, too, will most likely fall somewhat in
price us the miIlers will now be able to manufac-
ture the surplus on hand.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24
Boots, Shoes and Umbrellas
D. Ready Made CIOfhin0
CLARENDON IRON WORKS,
WILMINGTON, n. G.


FHNuE CLARENDON IRON WORKS ARE
IL prepared to receive orders for Beam, Vertical
HORIZONTAL OF oseting Steam Engines, High Low Pres
and lapted all purposes Circular Vertical and
Portable Saw Mills complete; Pumps, Mining Machinery
Grs and Flour Mills complete; Parker Turbine andother
water Wheels Equppng Disclaimers Car Wheels and AxIes
Horse powers of various patterns Rice Field Pumps and
Engines Rice Ihrashcrs Shingle Machines Shaftng Pull
Les, hangers Gears, and all other Mill Work.
CASTINGS.
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions including
ornamental Iron Railing Pipe Bridge Castings &C., &c,
The Company would respectfully invite attention their
STYLES and patterns of Railing, which be their
ROLLERS
Tubuar,. Flue and Cylindrical Boor~,: Water Banks
CIimueys, and all other kinds of Boiler Work
REPAIRS.
separate department and force will be kept for repairs
where work will be done thoroughly and with despatch.
All work done in the establishment delivered either on
the of the Wilmington Manches Railroad OF the
Wilmington Weldon Railroad, OF in flats at the Compa-
nys wharf, free of oharge-
Having large facilities the work BE dime as
reasonable terms elsewhere. Norh South and in
prompt and satisfactory
Consultation by letter. otherwise, in regard to plans
and designs for mi lis their furniture and for machinery
generally willingly answered All orders enmmunica--
tons to be addressG6to tho undersigned
HENRY NJ DBANE, Agent
r.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24
CLARENDON IRON WORKS.

We invite the attention Of persons who may be
benefited by such an establishment, to the adver-
tisemcnt in our paper of the Clarendon Iron Works,
Wilmington, n. c.
We learn that the Clarendon Company is COM
posed entirely of North CaroEnians. They are
gentlemen of means, high standing in the comnu
nifty, and public spirited and energetic. The CAPT
tai Of the Company is $4,000. We learn that
they prepared to execute work expeehtiously
and at as cheap rates as it can be done North ;
and this being the casa, it is Il matter alike Of into
rest and Of duty to all to give them the preference
Let us send to tie free States for nothing which
we can procure on fair terms at homc at any rate,
let home manufactures, all things being equal us
to quality and price, have the preference, ana the
manufacturers oar cordial support and sympathy
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24
TIE NEW REGIMENTS.

The last WASHINGTON Union contains a list OF
the appointments i'll the new regimsnts, raised by
law Of the last Congress. AS we had before sur
missed, " says that paper, the majority Of the COM
missions arc given to civilians"
We notice the following appointments from
North Carolina: George B. Anderson, second
lieutenant of Dragons; anu William w. Kirkland,
of E1sborough, second lieutenant i'll first regiment
of cavalry.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24
STATE BONDs-MR, COURTS

That correct and reliable public Journal, the
New DIRK Journal of Commerce. notices North
Carolina State bonds and Mr.. Treasurer Courts in
the following complimentary terms:
"The Treasurer Oft the State of North Carolina,
advertses for proposals for 81 00nO 900 in per CT
bonds of that State, thirty years to Tun and exempt
from taxation. The interest coupons will be paya-
bic at the Treasury of the State, at the Bank of
the Republic in this city at the option of the pur
chaser The bids will be opened at Raleigh. on the
I4th of April. We think it is a mistake directing
the bids to be sent to Raleigh, heretofore most
of the funds have come from this city. The bonds
never in much favor when the proposals
opened 1T the Bank Of the Republic in New
York. There can be question about the sccu-
rity. The State of North Carolina has enjoyed
a deservedly high reputation for integrity aid her
credit has been unimpcachaLe. Her Public
Treasurer, D. w. Courts, Esq, is fair personifica
ton of her claims in this respect. Plain, unpreten
ding, frank, open hearted, with nice sense ofhonor
he has the esteem of all capitalists Any
pamphlets, official information wanted concern
ing the debt and resources of the State may be OBJ
tlined Of MesSrs. Blown De- >SsSctt Of this city.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24

F1RE.-The blacksmith shop of Mr.. W. il.
Hooman, on IIargett St, near the Baptist (old)
Church, in this City, took fire Wednesday last
but the fire was arrested, and part of tie build
ing saved. There would have been some danger
of the fire spreading if the building had not been
saved and once in the houses west Of it, many
of the tenenents the square would have been
consumed. The two Fire Companies were prompt
ly on the ground, and aided materially in arrest
inc the fire
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24

The Ell DORADO AFFA1R.-The Washington cor
respondent ofthe New York Times says:
The friends of the administration here assert that
the President has ordered that extreme measures be
taken if necessary, to exact instant rcparation ut
Havana for the late outrage upon the steamer FL
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24

Mr.. McGowAS.-This gentleman has improv-
cd so much that his friends brought him on
Tuesday last. on the ears, from Weldon to his
home. in this place. lie is still feeble, but is pro-
nounccd by his physicians out of danger. Some
time must elapse, however, before he is entirely
restored. Ills recovery is little less than a mira
racle The bali struck him on the jaw bone, just
below his left ear, missing his windpirc and
tusing slightly, as is supposed the carotid artery.
He converses, but with difficulty his mouth being
closed from the effects of the wound.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24

We are informed by the State Comptroller that
inquiries have been made of him by the Clerks of
the County Courts, in relation to the lists of Tax
ables to DC returned to him-whcthcr they should
be made out under the old or new Revenue act.
The Treasurer having issued circular instruct
ing them to make out lists for the Sherifs accord
ing to the new Revenue act of course the lists to be
returned to the Comptroller should conform to
those made out by the Clerks for the Sherifs.
We have been requested to make this statement
by the Comptroller, that the matter may be
generally known, and that there may be uniformi-
ty Of action under the Revenue law.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24
CIR 9tanoar0,
RALEIGH. sATURBAY, MARCH "a. 1855.
AGENTS FOR THE STANDARD.

Mr. Henry NJ Lewis Montgomery, Alabama, is our Gen
oral Travelling Agent the of Alabama and Ten
nessee assisted by G. F. Lewis James Q. Lewis and Sa
d. Lewis. s. ..
Ohio is our General Collecting Agent for the Western
States and Texas, assisted by Thomas. S w Ram
man A. L. Childs, and DR.. William Irwin. Receipts of
ME- israel E. James No 1s2 South Fenth Street. Pila
depha is General Travelling gent assisted by VIM
n Weld John Collins James Deering, J. Hammitt r. S.
lanes Ia Thos D. Nice r. W Morrison E. w. Wiley, VIM.
L. Waterman Alex IL. Carson f. Muslin, Ben. F. Swain,
r Ashman and p. Davis.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24

y MIsrAKE.-Our contemporaries of the Lynch
burg Republican and Raleigh .St0t2urti in
in stating that the man who shot Poole, tile New
York rowdy, was Irishman; he Nutirc
1nerican Pet. Dem.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24

A Coop PRIcE.-Thc new hotel recently erected
by Mr.. Henry d. Bird, at Weldon, n c., was sold
on Saturday last at auction 1t purchased by
Mr.. John Nj. Moody, of Halifax, for $40, hoo. Its
value had been previously estimated at $4,000.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24

Elk President Van Buren, was in Paris at the la
test dates, and had had interview and long con-
versaton with the Emperor Napoleon.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24

We learn that Hon. John Kerr is opposed to
the Know Nothings Will that dark Order op-
pose him Will they have candidate against
him /? Or will his Whiggery save him! We
shall see.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-24

Mr. DoBBtN.-We regret to learn that Mr.. Dob
bin has been quite NIrecently. The last Washington
Star states thas Though still confined to his bed,
are happy to be able to say he is recovering"