davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
FRONT STREET HOUSE.

"HIS PLEASANTLY LOCATED RESORT FOR
1 tor se %
Pender we'll and vorby known as the late proprietor of
the Edgecombe House" Tarboro,; n C.. and W. G. King
feet in length and three stories high with two piazzas in
front.
piazzas hundred and fortyve feet in length in full
prospect of the prominent points on the Harbor.
I de n Of
magnificent view of the Ocean and afording most DC
ghtu walk during the shades of evening for those desr
For THE ACCOMMODATION OF GENrLEMEN-A large saloon
has been fitted up the first floor Immediately facing the
Habor where newspapers and other sources OF enjoyment
will be always found
DINING APARrMENr-Ourr room for this purpose is su6i
GENTLY spacious comfortably seat hundred and fifty
persons and the tables therein will be provided with
luxury that waters afford and expense will be spared
give entire satisfaction to those who favor with their
IcE-Our boarders will be supplied with that refreshing
luxury during the entire season.
sERvAS1s3 Oblgng servants will always be in readiness
to attend to the wants of our Guests.
to the premises stables for horses
amply provided with provemder and attentive hostlers
careful boatmen will always be in readiness moderate
prices for sailing about the Harbor during the day and
BArH1NG-Parcuar attention has been paid to our Bath
ing Houses and the sea bath be taken with
in Z short distance Of the Hotel
Board per month"; $40 90. Z
a. S %ss1' 60 60
OuRsrIvss.-We pledge the most unremttng exertioDs
70. the , SomfOr. Of guest No effort will e
Visiting e
s......,, Jun. j, ,s... Y e !: aIs a..
MlgH COW FoR sALE..A GOOD COW,
July 4 1856. es-swf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
PasuuOtank and PerUuimOns.

j. Parker Jordan. Esq, has been nominated as
the Democratic candidate for the Senate in this Dis
trict, by Convention held at Woodvle, on the
14th ult. Mr. Jordan has accepted the nomination,
and will enter the campaign with all his well known
zeal and energy In his letter of acceptance which
we find in the last Pioneer, he says
"GESrLExES-Your letter informing me that had been
nominated by the Democratic Convention which met at
Woodve the l4th instant to be the of
the Democracy this Senatorial district and soliciting in
behalf of the Convention acceptance met this day
my reaching home from Raleigh
am free to confess friends well knew that Meth
coveted desired this distinguished position and in
deed had expressly instructed friends say the Con-
vention, for reasons which deemed satisfactory to
them and myself that under circumstances could
cept the nomination. But the Convention have thought
proper unsolicited my part and in Absence to con-
fer upon this honor and who is not wholly
gardess public favor unminful of the devotion Of
friends can lightly esteem compliment so hatterng
abolition wing of the Nothing party met in Conven-
ton in New York last week and nominated Commodore
Stockton for President and Kenneth Rayper for Vice Pre-
siden The Black Republicans met in Convention in Phil
adepha this week and nominated Banks as their candidate
for the Presidency and johnson for Vice President So
seems we have now in the field for the first time in the his
tory of this republic four candidates for the first office in
the gift Of the people The plot thickensand this it
lude startling In the darkness which surrounds
the only star above the horzOnthe only hope of the
patriot, is in the success of our cause.
To decline the nomination under these circumstances
would be to desert countrys flag the hour Of danger
These considerations have objections
and not left liberty to decline. therefore, gentle
men, accept the honor rendered and pledge
cooperate with you for the success of cause"
Mr.. Jordan sustained himself well in the last AS
sembly as Commoner from Perquimons While
true on all occasions to the rights and interests of
his constituents, he was at the same time liberal in
his course towards all portions of the State A
bold and unflinching Democrat, he has had to en-.
counter the btterest opposition at the hands of the
K. N. leaders but he knows how to meet such op-
position, and to triumph over it. We trust he may
be elected.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
SHOCCO SPRINGS,

WARREN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
VDNHIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE, HAV-
beopened the LIST of June for the reception Of visiters
The whole establishment has been thoroughly reed and
rangements, (Which will under the immediate super
vision of the Proprietary such must conduce to the
venience and comfort of vsters With continuance of
the liberal patronage heretofore extended to it. it is conf
IDENTIFY hoped that this resort soon deserve the title
which it has long enjoyed, of $3.50.
"THE SARATOGA OF THE SOUTH" ~
The table and the bar will receive at oil times especial at
tenon and they will be regularly supplied with the best
that can be obtained ~ - si7 f..s =
hocco Springs situated twelve miles South of the War
renton Depot where large and comfortable omnbuses will
be ready the arrival of each train of cars convey
passengers to the Springs thereby irving them the benefit
of daily mail. SOL. D. SESSUMS,
Proprietor.
July /, 1856. 765-sw6tpd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

- We very chcerfully comply with the request
of the Supreme Court, co mmunicated through the
Chief Justice, to lay the opinion of the Attorney
General, Mr.. Bachelor, before our readers. The
Court it seems to us have pursued the only course
in the matter which they could with proprety have
adopted and their course the question, together
with the able and lucid opinion of the Attorney
General will, we doubt not, meet the approval of
the people generally.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
STAGvILLE, Orange County, N. c.,

OTAGVLLE, orange county, N. u,
July I'd, 1856.
DEAR SIRs Il received last evening yours of the
30th of June had hoped after my prompt and
candid dcclinaton of the proffered nomination made
me, at the late Special Term of our Court, that
should be exempt from any further solicitation to
become candidate for the Senate in Orange. And
do most sincerely regret the cause that induces you
to seek my poor services candidate for that
oficc-I mean the continued illness of Mr.. Jones in
distant State.
Without any ambition to crafty, am not insen-
sible to the good opinion and kind interest of my
friends and fellow.citizens. In disregard however,
of my interest and inclination, and with positive
repugnance for any sort of Strife especially of po
litical character, l. nevertheless, will undertake to
be your candidate for the Senate. 1 but utter the
convictions of my mind and observation in declaring
the Democratic party the only surviving National
party of the country-asserting principle for the
guidance of the Federal Government which is not
adopted and sustained by its members in each and
every State presenting the same front at the North
and at the South-breathing the spirit and ut
tering the same resolves at Cincinnati as in New
Orleans So long it can control the action of
Congress, the South will have geographical po-
litical black lines drawn around her and her proper
ty. 1t alone seems equal to the maintenance of the
guarantees of the Constitution and the preservation
of the Union.
In crisis like this the memory of past party ties
shall not keep me from my duty and whilst at
tacn OUT Ittle consequence 10 my Individual acCOn,
shall most heartily cooperate with the Democratic
party in the hope that its triumph in the coming
elections will bring peace and repose the country
maintain its laws, and perpetuate our Unon.-
And if the citizens Of my native County shall
firm your selection and nomination, shall strive to
execute the trust with an honest zeal.
am, gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
PAUL G. CAMERON.
To Col. JOKES. W. Fl. BAILEY, Esq, Maj. PALMER
| for the Committee.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

Gov. BRAGa's APPoINTMENTs.-Gov. Bragg will
address his fellow citizens at
Wilmington, New Hanover county, July 10th
Upper Town Creek Bridge, Brunswick 1lth
Whiteville, Columbus county, {" 18th
Elizabeththtown, Baden" I" 14th
Mr.. Gilmer will also speak at the above times and
places, with the exception of Tarboro and perhaps
Warsaw. Mr.. G. has different appointments for the
7th and 9th. VII. Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
cOnREsPO NDENCE.

HnLsBoRouaH, June 80, 1866.
PAUL G. CAMERON, EsQ-Dear SIR: At the late
meeting Of the Democratic Convention of Orange,
for the nomination of candidates to represent the
county in the next General Assembly, they appoint
ed committee who were "duly authorized to sup
acceptance and Cadwallader Jones, JE, Esq, hav-
ing declined the nomination for the Senate the said
committee met in the town of Hillsboro the 2Sth
inst for the purpose of filling the vacancy. At this
meeting, believing confidently they would thereby
express the wishes of the party throughout the
County, they did with entire unanmity appoint you
their candidate fer the Senate and directed the un-
dersgned to inform you of the same and to request
your acceptance of the distinguished post. This
they have great pleasure in now doing.
The Democratic party has no concealments-their
sole aim and object is the public good, and they
willing, and indeed DESTROYS that their acts and
motives should be laid open to pullic view. In
signing you SO prominent position in the party, it
is therefore, considered relevant to say that they
have been attracted towards you and governed in
their choice, by your frank and manly avowal of a
belief that the Democratic party is now the only
truly conservative and national party in the country
personal Indifference if not dislike to political life "a
guaranty against selfish ends,) by entire confidence
in your ability and good will to serve the County
and State in acceptable manner and last though
not least by the hope that in giving prominence to
case so marked, the influence of the example will
be enlarged andthat all who prefer the interests of
the country to the interest of party may follow the
lead. :.
Earnestly wishing your immediate acceptance of
the appointment, we are, with very great respect,
Your obi serv'ts
csigned, WI WM H. soS Szit s?f Committee
JAS. Nj. PALMER, !
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

Why should the American party feel of success
Because they have filled many Offices, and bound
to FiNMore.
So they are-6ound to him by oaths; and he is
bound by oaths to his council, not to the people.
Bound yes, if K. Ms consider oaths binding, they
are all bound Bound to be badly beaten too.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

SHocco SpR1NGs.-Wc learn that the gaiety Of the
season has fairly commenced at this wcll-known
place, and that many persons, embracing large
circle of the fair sex, are in attendance. See ad.
vertisement Of the proprietor, Mr.. Scssums, in our
paper to-day.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
WILMINGTON MARKET.

WILMINGTON July O. 1906.
Country produce continues to in sparngly and yes
terday friday having been observed holiday but lit
tic out door business been done Since last The
following all the sales have been able to obtain:
TURPENTINE-Sae yesterday of l72 bbs. at 81 IS for
and 81 "a for old virgin s. so for yellow dip and 81
Nothing done in SPIRITS TURPENTINE, ROsIN or
TAR.
FLOUR-Sale this morning from store of 50 bbls. Will
mingon inspection at $6 for superne and 81 per bbl
for extra.
HAY About 416 bales Eastern and 200 do. Northern
ceived last report and sold 81 for the former and
6 per 100 lbs for the latter This morning 200 do.
Northern Former arrival sold at 60 cents Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
Massachusetts, Politics.

BosroN, July 1.-The K. N. State Convention at
Springfield on Tuesday, ratified the nomination of
Fremont BY nearly 100 majority. A party Of le0
Convention, and ratified the nomination of Fillmore
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

W The Directors of the North Carolina Rail-
road will meet here to-day. Tuesday and the stock
holders will hold their annual meeting here on
THURSDAY next
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

Thus showing that while Northern Wings were
unanimous against us, three-fourths of the North
ern Democrats were for US.
The votes on the bills known as 1.-THE Utah bill,
and the Texas and Mexico bill, also show the ma
tiopaty of the Democratic, and the sectonalism OF
the Wing party. The same principle as that en-
bodied in the Kansas-Nebraska bill was applied to
these Territories viz: that they might come into
the Union with Constitutions either admitting or
prohibiting slavery Or in other words that the peo-
ME of the Territories themselves might regulate
their own domestic institutions. The following are
the votes in the House of Representatives:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

~ George c. Lewis of Raleigh, and John W.
Ellis, of Davidson, N. C. graduated Doctors in
Dental Surgery at the fifty-tbird commencement Of
Castleton Medical College, Vermont, on the 18th
June 1856 -.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
OBlTrUARY.

ROBERT P. GoRnAx-The death of this talented young
briefly announced in yesterdays paper The Sad
event took place the evening of the 18th ns his
fathers house. in La Grange. Tenn The departure Of
than passing notice. especially from one who like the
editor of this paper knew him wel-leved him Ikea
atve, and honored him for those bright qualities of head
for him the respect and esteem of s who had the plea
sure to know him. ~ s@SSs,Sf
Robert German indeed, noble boy. Solar as the
writer Of this knew land he had many opportunities Of
judgngl he nearly without guile possible
for human nature to be under the constitution
Of society seemed to be his CONSTANT to do his whole
duty and to be instantly preparing himself to act well his
part in the great drama He possessed the confidence
esteem of ALL In his death shining ample of the 6eaus
ty of virtue has gCneout Had he lived he would have be-
come noble, pattern ctizen-such an oneas Arist
des the just His young friends should cherish his mem
DRY and endeavo. to emulate his characters and his be-
their loss is his eternal gain.-N Memphis Gazette.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
July 3, 1856
Masonic Institute.

Masonic Institute.
GERMANTON, N. G.
TINE FALL SESSION WILL OPEN THE 2lST OF
Expenses for fOe months:
Board, everything furnished except candles, es5 90
Tuition from $1,000 to $l5 90
Incidental Tax, 500
No extras,
In prosperous condition and we'll established
reputation of this Institution, the Trustees deem
y necessary say that organized conducted
the approved College plan 1t is supplied with good
apparatus and cabinet for illustrating the natural Sciences
The Principal will be assisted by associate Professors of
superior talents and scholarship and Of long and successful
BY application to L Principal Catalogues will be sent
to those desiring further information.
,n,r ,,se ! wn NJ + ezssAwAr ;;,g,s ,i.sig.,
THE KNUCKLE WASHING MACHINE,
WITH 200 FLOATING BALLS,
MADE AND SOLD BY THE SUBSCRIBER OWN
Wake Person, Caswel, Alamance and Orange N. c. Ali
orders addressed to at Hsborough will be promptly
s ALEYR DICKSON.
Also, for sale by James M. TOwles Raleigh, NC.
July 5, 1856. 1l82-wtf
VTALUABLE REAL EsTATE.-THE SUB
land Lousburg Franklin county The residence not
than of mile from the Court House, is locared
on one side and Of the plantation on the other The tract
about acres 24O of which is river bottom
which has betn dked and thoroughly drained over 1000
yards of undertaking having been recently laid There
is meadow of twenty acres from which may be
annually large quantity Of hay. plenty Of timber to
keep the farm also orchard of young fruit trees
sistng of apples peaches nectarnes aprcot plnms cher
ries &c. r.
Lousburg is improving rapidly, has good male and e-
male school, and in Of erection large female
college, more than a mile from the premises. rs
The whole of the above tract will be sold, if it will
suit the purchaser 100 adjoining the corporate limits
of town. q. lts.ss =
Terms made to suit purchasers.
A. G. JONES.
Lousburg July 5th, 1856. 65-sw2m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

WAsHINoroa, July Herbert. who was indicted
for the murder Of Thomas Heating some days since,
has been committed to Jail. "a. assl IS .ssfzi
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

NJOTICE.-THE COMMITTEES ON THE CELE.
IL BRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY are re-
quested the Rooms Of DR. L. s. Perry this TUES
evening" at o'clock, to receive the Report Of the
Treasurer, and for other business.
By order of the President.
July 8, 1856 JNO. SPELMAN, Sec.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
Charleston Medical Journal and Review.

c. HAPPOLDT, NJ D., EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
VuNHIS JOURNAL Is ISSUED ON THE FIRST OF
IL every alternate month. Each number comprises
hundred and forty -four octave pages and contains Steel
Engraved Portrait of a distinguished Medical man.
The volume begins with the january, and is completed
with the November ISSUE will thus contain Portraits
and eight hundred and sixty pages Of reading matter
TERMS:
$500 per annum in aduance which entities the subscr-
Der to receive his numbers pay-
ment delayed until the end of the year. Subscription to
begin with the January or July numbers. :
Specimen numbers sent ON application.
Persons wishing subscribe should address by letter.
enclosing g. which will be risk if the letter
istered. 49, ia,..5te
c. HAPPOLDT, NJ D.,
Charleston, s. C..
july 3, 1856. 65-sw2t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
+ III f. Nj A Il * Z II S J..
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

FAYETTEvILLE, July 5, 1856
BACON - to Is cts.-COTTON 1o1s to IL cts FLOUR
IS SO to $7-CORN Is cts per bushe-OATS 40 cts per
bushel-FODDER 80 cts. to Sl-FEATHERS IS 40 cts.
PEACH BRANDY Is cts-APPLE do. 65 cts.-N. c..
WHISKEY 81 to 90 cts.-FLAXSEED 81 per bushel.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
M GU N T AIN HOTE L..
MORGANTON No =;

UNHIS ESTABLISHMENT CONTINUES OPEN FOR
the reception of the travelling public. Its character
FIRST CLASS HOTEL its admirable location, a. re-
CARDS GOODNESS and quetness being remote from the noSe
and hustle of Court Square, and the disorder Of the drink
ing establishments in that vicinity its fine Mountain views
and receiving the mountain air. fresh and unobsructed
and yet being enough to the public square any OBJ
ject of business well known to admit Of further
commendation The proprietor has added and is still add
and continue to receive the very largo share pct
ronage which be has formerly had. "a F-ss5 zass
N. B. Persons DESTROYS of coming direct Om Charlotte
to Morganton will find ready facilities At transportation
there being daily line of Stages from Charlotte to Lin
conton, and at Lncolpton Col B. s. Johnston the pro-
pretor of the Hotel keeps good horses and dr
for public use and at Nor the subscriber is xlo
ready at time to transport persons to any point 70 which
they may wish to 70. "a ais.Ss - J. II. Hs5s
July A, 1856. .!.s = s. s.lssss- 66-sw2n.s
Ills sic NOTICE. IS
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, WILL ATTEND At
w the Court House, in the City of RaieiGh, FfS,
and Saturday the 18th and 10th of July, 1885, the one
the purpose taking the Tax List IN Raleigh Districts Nos
" the year 1885, and the other for the purpose m
collecting the Taxes due in the raid Districts for TIE year
JOHN F. HUTCHINa. +. p.
GEO. ". NORWOOD. Collector !
Raleigh, July 4, 1856. 6S-swtd.
NMTY TAxES.-l HAVE GIVEN A BOND To-
~ collect the City Taxes by the 1st day Of Aunst
Persons falling TO pay their Taxes by that time viii incur
IN additional exPshse by having ther property Svsrsed
fer mle. 1850 s 49,
Raaegh, June 6, 1856. 1la8-wtd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
DIE ~.

DIED,
In this City, on the morning Of the A inst after pro
tracted illness, Mrs. Amanda g. Vass, consort Of WV
Vass ESQ. sssss y 80
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

nemocracy National--its Opponents SECTIONAL.
Facts arc stubborn things, and SO are figures and
no propose to prove, by facts and figures that the
democratic party always has been and is yet ma
.ona and that no other national party has existed
in this country for many years past What we mean
Nv y autional party is, one whose great leading
nrncples are the same in every section.
The Wing party was once national, but by de-
rrees it became more and more sectional, and final
" ceased to exist Upon its ruins arose Know No.
tbingism, sectional party, founded in hypocrisy
and deception. Be patient and we will adduce the
proofs
To show the sectionalism of the old Wing party
we will go back some twenty years. When FLORIDA
opplied for admission into the Union, in $780, Win
constitution recognizing slavery, there were Ito
votes in the House in favor of its admission every
Northern Democrat except three voting for It, while
the vote against its admission was lO6, including
every Northern Wing In the Senate out OF thirty
.x votes cast for the bill, 10 were cast by Northern
Democrats: while all the negatives nine IN numoer,
we're cast by Northern Wings.
Rut we come down to later period. when the
Mexican treaty was under consideration the Will
mot proviso was attempted to be applied to the ter
rory acquired. For this proviso Hale, Clayton ana
others, now Know Nothings, voted and against 1t
We find such men as Glass; Dickinson and Douglas
The following is a classification of the vote on the
provso in the Senate:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

.,MARRIED;

At the residence of Sewer n. Adams Esq, Merwether
county, Geo, the 18th june by the Rev. Matthias
Mr. Benton B. Ector to Miss Martha Jane Adams
Of s. N. Adams, Esq, ell of Meriwether County
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

Showing nearly two-thirds of the Northern Dem
oeras for as while over five to one of the North
ern Wings were against us.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

RGILEH COW FOR SALE.-A GOOD COW.
lIA, with young calf Apply to the editas q the
o' 1niv 1a,a q ts@sA. g