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Notice of dtse0ntinuance Of tho United States
sand Offices al Jeffsrsonv lie, vtncennes and Min-
amaze, Indiana.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-18
JOHNSTON COUNTY.

We learn that the Democrats of Johnston formed Club
at Snhfeld the 1lh-Capt. H. b. Watson President,
T. w. Whitley and A: J. Heath Vice Presidents and II. H.
Hobbs, Secretary. The meeting addressed by B. H.
Tomnson Esq., who gave it to the devotees of black Sam
in style they will not forget The Club adjourned to
again Friday the Goth instant.
after the adjournment of the Club the Know Moth
ings gave notice that they would no Id dagAt meeting
which they did-the old foxes showing their in the
sunlight and the terrapns coming from their shells Mr.
Sidney A. Smith, who has acquired rotorey by his
treason to Democracy, addressed them.
There is said trouble in the X. n. ranks in John
ston The Democrats rousng themselves their duty
in all parts of the County, and SANS forces already
shverng before the awakened wrath of honest Dem
ocrats Johnston the eyes of the District upon you
very much depends upon your action the I'd of August
The darkanterns do not calculate eecng Mr. Shepard
they using him. especially in Wake and Johnston,
with reference 1855. They think that if they beat
they will be able to carry the two Counties in the
important contests of next and fall We have
the strength, and we can beat them if we will.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-18
THE GAME OF BRAG.

We have been satisfied all along that the Know Nohngs
claim strength in all localities than they can bring
to the field What they lack real power they strive to
make up Dragging and clustering For instance we
told officially that the votes had been counted IN ad
vance in Virginia and that it reduced to certainty
Fournoy would be elected but when tile people came
forward to utter voice. they gave the gallant Wise ten
thousand majority.
The same game is being played in North Carolina; for
the Know Nothing leaders, with few exceptions are mere
gamblers politics.. But here, in Virginia, the people
will the veil from the invisible and will pronounce
the party of the Constitution and for Southern rights
friend who has recently travelled large portion of
southeastern North Carolina writes follows: 81 have
taken some pains ascertain the strength of this Know
Nothing party; and say that, in my Judgment. we
have nothing fear from them The strongest den OF the
darkanterns is in Wilmington do not think our friends
have any complain of your fathfness but let
me say now the time bring your heaviest cannon
Give them broadsdes and shall have nothing to
fear on the I'd August Let the K Ms brag brother
Democrats will the voting, and that is just what
will be needed and what will tell the day ofeecton We
would not give one good sound reasonable act for world
full of predictions and threats. Let them ra-we will do
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-18
NORTH-CAROLINA RAILROAD.

The stockholders of this Road held their annual meeting
in Greensborough the 18th Charles Fisher of Row.
Francis Fries of Salem Gen R. NJ Saunders of Wake,
and Gen. Alex. McRae, of New Hanover, elected D
the part of the stockholders This is excel
lent representation the part of the stockholders The
Directors subsequently elected President of the Road,
CHAs. +. FISHER Esq, of Rowan, Gov Morehead having
declined reelection. Mr. Fisher will bring to his duties
superior talents indomitable energy, and the
strongest devotion to the great work committed to his
hands better selection could not have been made 1t
is which will give, undertake to say universal salts
faction.
Gov Morehead though his has net given entire
ALL reres with the respect and best wishes
of the friends of internal improvement generally He has
labosed with much zeal and assduity for the Road and
much of the which has thus far crowned justly
due to him.
Robt P Dick, ESQ., held the States proxy but did not
use it, shall give the Patriots summary of
the proceedings being prcoccuped as to
vent its publication to-day
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-18

KSow-NorH1NG1sM NORTH CARoLISA.-We copy from
the New York Herald the following passage which
in letter published under the heading of Our North
Carolina Correspondence:
" strange how many unavailable, unsuccessful and
deunct politicians this strange sect has
All disacted and soured aspants for office of all par
ties have joined Known ohings, last expiring effort
to be somethngto rule ruin the country by sappng
foundations of the in its FORM
by ignoring civil and religious liberty; in short they
striving to the dark of the lnquisition the
South that such Ubiquitous doctrines to succeed
particularly in the old North State where we have less
gas in any portion of the Union All sms and
srostes in religion and politics eschewed by the
ber d discriminating of North Carolina We have
utilization with humbugs, their ncendiary and windy
appeals ignorance seldshness bigory Of any knd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-07-18

~ We learn that that gallant and able champion of
Democratic principles Dr. Pritchard of Warren replied to
Mr. Rayner at Frankinton Monday last Wehave heard
of the particulars of the discussion Mr. Branch
present the occasions but Mr. Rayner having dscamed
in the any wish to interfere i'll the Congressional con-
and having declared that he desired to be heard only
in vindcation of his position Mr. Branch gave way
to Dr. Pritchard who had been invited to reply to Mr. R.
Mr. Branch left yesterday morning for Nashville where
he will address to-day large assembage of his feowct
He is in excellent health and spirits.
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THE SIXTH DISTRICT.

friend, writing to from Dobson, surry, under date
June 10th, says:
"Make way for old Surry she will heard like thun-
der the I'd of August Our candidates for Congress-
essrs Scales and Puryear addressed the people of this
place and surrounding country the 2Sth instant The
turnout large for the Mr. Scales the
poor old the severes raspng he got these
it to Col Puryear faces OF the K Ms looked
long horse collar. The Democrats here in
better spirits learn from reliable that Mr. Scales
will get large majority in Ashe Mr.. Boyds majority in
SuTy 1885, but intend to give Scales from 325 to
35O''
We learn that Col Puryear is greatly embarrassed as be-
tween of the old line Wings who hold out and the
Know Nohngs we'll by his vote against the right of
his constituents emigrae with their slaves Kan
and Nebraska In his mpoen rage he speaks unkind
y and rather severely of Messrs Kerr and Badgernsss
that he right, and they declares that he would
Nebraska begs the people, they consider that he
wrong, forgive him and reelec him. Fahless
improbable he has made his bed
ever impulse with the enemies of Southern rights and
lie. We hear that the Demo Gratis of the Dis
thoroughly aroused and that Mr. Scales has every
prospect of brilliant victory. Still trust the Demo-
Gratis, antiKnow Nothings, and Southern Rights Wings
will mind that the District has been heretofore
rowy divided in political sentiment; and that is there
Let eOeay Democrat be at the polls
early normiRS, and himself for Scales
polls closed 1t is well to the seed and cultivate
CROP but it is better and important reap and
gather when harvest comes.
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We notice in the Raleigh Register" and Star just
hand TRADE Mr. D. L. Burch dignified by
the above prints with the of card 1t really
troverts nothing have said The facts remain. Mr.
Burch gentleman that tried hard to get office from
Mr. Pierce and didn't. Mr. Burch is the that de-
the administration under which he anxious to
hold paying Office Mr. Burch the gentleman who while
sworn member of secret society," opposing, denouncng
and working against the Democratic party, had the
science Democratic business meeting preten
ding to be Democrat and attempt to take part in its
ceedings Let anybody look at it, In what capacity
Mr.. Burch According to military usage, would not
found under similar circumstances in opposing
camp, be hanged spy? WI. Journal.
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MR.. RAYNER-sTUBBoRN FACTS.

We again call the attention of the people the fact that
Mr. Rayner his speeches in Baltimore Washington City,
place, spoke of President Pierce 'he ip Of
the White R0uSe-as "Cretc aCh0 had sunk LoaD to
be beneath c0teapt and of his Cabinet officers, Mr.. Dob
bin of included, his ept saOes
ready to do his will in any thing and upon all occasions
The night Mr. Rayner spoke in Washington portion OF
the crowd he had addressed made their under the win
dows White House, nsulted the President and
his family by yells and blackguard ordinations MIR Ray
has been spoken of for the Presidency and is doubt
asprant An asprant for that great office using such
language about the incumbent and about his fellow
citizen the amiable and undetermined aDobbn God de-
fend this from the grasp of the Rayners the
Laws, and such like aspnants
We also again remind the people of the facts that Mr..
Rayner declares that the delegates from the twelve free
States who voted against the majority platform at Phia-
dephia, did secede from the Convention but only oman
fully and honestly proested that they are, therefore,
still his allies that he himself expressly declares in his plat
form which not adopted-all his co-delegaes from
North Carolina voting against it, and he alone from the
slaveholdng States with the exception of from Mary
land and four from Delaware, voting for ittha he does
deny to the people "eher of the North or OF the
South right of discussion the question of avery
thereby leaving feesoers free to agitae and they
among themselves surely their Senators and Repre-
sentatives do it for them Congress; and that the
Know Nothing Councils of Pennsylvania, Connecticut
Maine, and Illinois, held the Philadelphia Convention
eudiaed the twelfth article of the majority platform
on slavery and insist the unconditional restoration of
the Mi ssur ne repeal of which Mr. Rayner has pro-
nounced an outrage the North Perhaps Mr. Rayner
will state facts to the action of Pennsylvania
Maine illinois, and Connecticut the Know Nothing pa
pers in this State have do it, Where is his na
tonal" party?
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET,


A Mass Meeting Of the Democrats and anti Know
Nothings will be held in Raleigh, on TUESDAY the
31st day of July, 1855. Ample preparations will
be made in the way of barbecue and refreshments ;
and distinguished and able speakers will be present
and address the people.
Democrats, anti-know Nothings, and the people
generally are invited to attend
NJ. A. BLEDSOE,
Prest. Hdke Dem. Club
A. D. TUMBRo, .Secretary
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~ friend writes follows in citation to the dis
cussion Harrisons Old Store between Messrs Branch
and Shepard:
Mr.. Branch spoke first. He commenced in q mild and
pleasant tone and occupied his allotted time in fair and
plain discussion of the topics of the day. and took his seat
amid applause Mr.. Shepard then appeared and
spoke in very arrogant and sarcastic STYLE continually
committing himself for at moment he proessed to be
good Democrat he and at the next abused
the Democratic party At the conclusion of his remarks
he had but few hearers and resumed his amid the ap
pIause of poor fellow, almost saturated with brandy,
who earnestly declared he a0Oudvoe for Mr.. iDad be-
t.hs father had old dog named SpGrG and he
mighty good rabbit dog Mr.; Branch then to
reply The scattered crowd collected around him, and he
then and made of the best speeches
heard from the lips of any He upset. one by one,
Mr. Shepards arguments dealing his blows right and left
upon the Mr. Shepard who kepta close
and he resumed his amid cheers. Mr. S. felt the force
of the reply and endeavored to meet it. He failed to do
So and at length concluded in silence the squa and
slap from one and the same old tune about the dog
1t glorious triumph for Mr. Branch He will
that section by an overwhelming majority Mr. Shepard is
good speaker, yet his positions unsound and con
Trajectory that what he says has effect upon enlight
ened audience"
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'SAM' IN FRANkL1N.-A friend in Franklin County, who
sends five subscribers with the cash, say Sans
health very bad Sandy Creek His friends fear he will
die about the I'd ofAugust and say that if "Sam thinks
the Roman Catholics good praying folks out of the dark
place. he had better join them once, that is the only
chance for such a wicked monster as he is"
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more about to come out from among them. The
work goes bravely onl Let it progress! We hope
at least to every true Democrat who may have
been induced to join the Order come out and stand
by his former friends by the day of election and we
believe there will be very few, if any of them among
the K Ms on that day if they continue to come out
as they have done oflate: Keep the ball in motion!"
The following will give our readers some idea of
the stampede in Tennessee:
"THE STAMPEDE TENNEssEE.-The trick of
Know NothingiSm is thoroughly understood
and properly appreciated by the democracy of Ten
nessce. There now few persons belonging to
the lodges in that State who originally MEM
bers of the democratic party and for the old line
wings, they repudiate the Know Nothing organiza-
ton with scorn and contempt The reader will per- .
ceive from the suboned letter that the order is in
about hourishing condition in Tennessee as it 10
in the Old Dominion: Wash. Union.
TO THE PUBLIC.
LEwIsBURG, MARSHALL Co., (Tenn.) June 81.
The undeIS gned, citizens of Lewsburg and its
vicinity take occasion state to the public that we
were induced, by insdious persuasion, to, join the
know nothing organization" Among other devices,
we were informed that there was nothing in the or
der that nterfered with principles and that its
object and tendency was to advance sound and con-
servative principles and to put down demagogueism.
A fair trial has satisfied that no who claims
to be freeman can be know-nothing without
surrender OF his rights and privileges that it is at
with the spirit of republicanism and virtually
destroys the power of the ballot box"
We have, therefore, withdrawn from the associa-;
ton, and earnestly friends against being
caught in dangerous to civil and religious
liberty. Many of US have been denounced for our
withdrawal, but care not for it. We intend to
be 1reemen, and to do duty such.
James f. Vowel, John M. Kaws
James j. Murray, w. A jackson,
George Collins, w. j. Blackmore,
j. 4. Vowel, S. G. Aston,
r. A. Fraley, j. II. Hill,
Elias Collins, w. S. M. Jackson
r. M. Harvill, w. c. Squires
James NJ. Payne, Thos N Bowden,
W. R. Phillips, John G.. Coggn,
Sam. Armstrong, S. d. Cunningham,
A. j. Call, Thomas f. Brooks,
Buck Collins, Willis Kerr,
Hardin Kerr, n. Renfrow."