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ENTHUsIAsM IN KENTUcKY.-We understand (says
the Louisville Democrat that the excitement in Lex
ington upon the reception of the news of the NOM
ination of Hon. John G. Breckinridge for the Vice
Presidency, was tremendous beyond the powers of
description The nomination of Buchanan had just
created the widest enthusiasm, but when it was
known that Kentucky's favorite son had been placed
on the ticket, the whole population seemed mad
with joy. This feeling will not be confined to the
home of Mr.. Breckenridge As the news spreads
out oyer the rural districts universal shout will
go up from the valleys to the hiltops and from the
hill-tops to the valleys again. We venture the pre-
diction that one hundred Know Nothing councils Of
this State will be dsbanded before the first of July
next.
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W In the list of delegates from this State to the
Cincinnati Convention, recently published in this
paper, the of Gen. Thos. j. Person, of North
ampton, was not included. Gen. Person was not
present at the opening of the Convention, and this
will account for the omission of his name by the
Cincinnati Enquirer, from which paper we copied
We now supply the omission as simple act of JUS
tice to sterling Democrat, who underwent the IA
tigues of SO long journey to serve his party and
his country.
Thomas D. Mcdowell, Esq, of Bladen county, is
the member of the National Democratic Committee
for North-C Carolina.
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DON'T Like Buchanan.

Greedy of the Tribune don't like Buchanan and it is by
proper that he should. He the Southern
Slave Breeders mistaken in their man." Certainly
not. HM Commercial
The Northern abolitionists do not like Mr.. Buch-
anan, because they say he is the candidate of the
"slave breeders, Southern K. Ms do not like
him, because he is Democrat and approves of the
repeal of the Missouri line, by which their section
was benefited and their rights placed on the high
ground of the Constitution and it is difficult to de-
termine which of the two elements of the opposition
are the most unjust and violent in their course to-
wards him.
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Valuable Propertv for Sale.

In OBEDIENCE TO THE DECREE OF THE COUN-
TY Court Of Orange shall offer for sale to the high
est bidder on the premises on the lth day August
known the residence Of the late Mrs. Anna Cameron,
and now belonging to Mrs. Anna Kirkland. se -.
The Lot pleasantly situated and the House large and
commodous and we'll suited for private residence Fam
lilies in the Eastern part of the State DESTROYS of securing
summer residence in healthy country, invited to
examine the property The property will be sold credit
of six hs the purchaser required give bond and a
proved security Possession given on the day Of sale
Also the day. will sell old Negro Man. Jerry,
the property of Mrs Kirkland and articles of House.
hold Furniture. sef=l ....s -
O. F. LONG, Guardian. :
June 16, 1856. 6l-w6w.
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WALTON HOUSE,
MORGANTON, N. G.

MUKCfANTON, n. q.
vUVHIs NEW HOTEL Is NOW OPENED FOR THE
reception of regular and transient Boarders and the
travelling public Every needed arrangement has been
made promote the comfort of those may stop with
me- Ny large, well ventilated and better fur
nshed than any Hotel in North Carolina is my inten
ton to make this FIRST CLASS HOTEL. - ..4
and am prepared at moments notice to supply my
toners with Horses and conveyances to any rt Of the
surrounding country.
G. 8. BROWN, Proprietor.
June 49, 1856. 1l20-w8m.
The Stage Office for the Trweekly Line of Coaches to
Salisbury and Ashevie is kept at the Walton House.
G. s. BROWN, Contractor.
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-Four Days Later from Europe Dismissol Of Mr..
Cr0mpton announced-Producedn no Sensation.
HALIFAX, June 1s.-The fine Cunard steamship
America, with four days later news arrived this
morning.
The announcement of Champions dismissal had
appeared in the London papers. 1t scarcely affected
the funds.
There was much talk about the American diff
Guilty, but nothing more No action will be taken.
Cotton was slightly lower Breadstuffs unchang-
ed. Money unchanged.
5 The brokers' Circular quotes decline of an eighth
in Fair qualities of Cotton, and q sixteenth in mid.
dings.
The better grades of wheat have advanced from
one to two pence Corn firm and unchanged.
Canal Flour 80 q 33; Ohio 35 36a.
LIVERPOOL, June Corn quiet Yellow az !;
white 2s4. Flour and wheat steady. Red wheat
a los. Sd. White los. 3D. lis Sd.
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nESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
~ The house and lot Newbern street. opposite a..
W. Milers ESQ., occupied by +. w. King will Be sold by
the undersigned at sacrifice Persons wishing to
Of the undersigned for terms, &c
Fs1E5.szs - II. ROGERS, = 49,
..sef5sif +, q BUSBEEs
:, Raleigh, June 10, 1856. so-sElm- (
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the Kansas Nebraska act, which is the legitimate
result--the carrying out Of the 9 compromise Of
1850 SO far as the Territories are concerned He is
wise, an experienced, asafe statesman; and he is
sustained by the only party which is national, and
which is capable of restoring peace to distracted
country, and of saving the Constitution and the
Union of the States
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AFFAIRS IN KANsAs.-There can be no doubt that
many of the accounts from Kansas of bloodshed
and violence, are unfounded. They are manufac-
tured to order and for effect on the Northern mind
by abolition agents Of the .Emigrant Aid Society"
The Congressional Commii1ee have concluded their
labors, and on their way east. The country will
be gratied to hear this, since they reached
the Territory we have had greatly exaggerated ac-
counts of bloodshed and violence. The United
States troops, under the orders of the President,
will restore peace to the Territory. All the troubles
there are to be traced to the conduct of New Eng
land abolitionists but the law will be maintained,
and in three months from this time we shall hear
but little of resistance to the law in that quarter
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Rlrek Re,,ubl

BzacE Republican Gonoeation-4f ternoon Session.
PHnADELPmA, June 1.-THE Committee on Gre
dentials have before them the credentials of two
sets Of delegates from Phiadephia- lone being Fill.
more men. - :, =
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-Four Days Later From Europe Expected Dis.

-Four Days Later From Europe Expected Dis
xaissal Of Champion.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE City Of Baltimore,
with Liverpool dates to the 4th, has arrived.
The news Of Champions dismissal had not reach
ed England, but the press was commenting freely
on its probability.
The Times says in one fortnight after Champion
ceases to represent England at Washington, Dallas
will no longer exercise his functions at the Court of
st. James. The Times ascribes Crampton's proba-
BILE dismissal to electioneering necessities
The Daily Nes0s doubts whether England should
dismiss Dallas though the United States should
cease to hold official intercourse with Champion.
additional by the CITY Of Baltimore"
LONDON, June 4-On Tuesday evening, Consols
for money were quoted a. 944 94a. Funds for
the week closed fraction lower. -
The American question in its latest phase induces
uneasiness, and entirely neutralzes every favorable
influence.
Money rates were ranging from four to five ad.
vance, and the demand limited.
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Hon. s. A. Douglas and Hon. j. l., Orr have ac-
cepted invitations to speakat the grand democratic
ratification meeting which is to be held at Charles
ton, s. c., this week. We understand that these:
distinguished gentlemen will leave this city for
Charleston this afternoon. Rosh. Unjon s
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Buchanan Ratification Meeting.

BROOKLYN, June IA glorious meeting to rati-
fy the nominations of the Cincinnati Convention,
off here last night 1t is said at least 10000
persons were present The platform and the nomi-
nees were fully endorsed.
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MARRIED. I.

Near Fayetteville on the 18th inst, BY Rev Joseph G.
daughter Of the late I. Wetnore, Esq.
In Peterborough on the 5th inst, Rev. F. Olmstsd
yohn Manning, Attorney at Law, to Miss LouisaJane,
In Richmond, Va, the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
that City. e''srT'l.l-r
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CHowAN INsrrrUE-The Annual Commencement
of this Institution will take place on Wednesday,
the and day of July, at which tmc the Address be-
fore the Institute will be delivered by John w.
Moore, Esq, Of Hartford county. I.
5e Aur. Gazette s.
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s. Ar Gillner seems % Be determined - havs
~ the Extern appcPtms to suit himself q i
was with the Western. We observe that shs has
added Columbia Tyseil, where he win bs to-day,
and Washington, Beaufort, where he win Be on,
Monday next. He has omitted both Martin and
Currituck Counties, in which Gov. Bragg was anx-
ious to speak and we presume the Governor left
Mr. dilmer temporarily for the purpose Of visiting
Currituck. Mr.. Gilmer must be exceedingly anxious
to get clear of Gov. Bragg. He made the Western
appointments without consulting the Governor; and
if the Governor had not written to him. it is more
than probable that Mr.. Gilmer would have left
Greensborough for Cherokee without communicate
ing with him at all on the subject. This has been
denied by INSCRIPTIONS K. N. presses, but Mr. Gil.
mer knows it to be So Mr.. Gilmer also remembers
that he informed Gov. Bragg that when they got
West they would, together, make the Eastern ap-
pointments. How has he redeemed his pledge p
He has not redeemed it at all but persists thus far
in the campaign in making the appointments to suit
himself. We state tacts-let the K. N. organs rage
But Mr.. Gilmer will not get away from Gov Bragg
by any such course as this The Governor, we are
assured will be s0ith him generally all along through
the campaign, as he will be ahead of him, by many
thousands, on the first Thursday in August.
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Notice,

a LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE FIRM
"A of Britton, Todd Harrison requested to come
forward and pay their Indebtedness longer indulgence
cannot be given and all claims unpaid by the LIST d A
gust will be placed in the LANDS Of Attorneys for settle
ment. ~ ~ go
BRITToN, TODD 4 HERRIsON,
Petersburg, Va.
June IL, 1856. u29Ewlm.
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WE ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE ". D.
~ Jones as q candidate for the office of Sheriff Of
Wake County. 75... $ 80
May 81, 1856. I'D
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sr,,.nARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
The " eekly Standard will be furnished during
the campaign at the following rates For six months
one copy, one dollar; five copies, four dollars SIX
COPIES five dollars ten copies, eight dollars; twelve
COPIES ten dollars cash in advance.
We respectfully solicit subscriptions.
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ORANGE HOTEL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAv-
~JlNG purchased the above Hotel of r. Nichols ESQ.,.
are now repairing and rernishng and will speedily have
it completed in such manner as to give ALL
House. Its situation being King street. which is the
principal to and from the Deport of the n O.
Railroad and by far the handsoest street the town. Of
fers to the visitors and ojouner which
be found elsewhere in tho place. Our rooms table sta
bles will accommodate both and horse with the most
comfortable home. ~ -
We shall keep bar. fEe5a- s,is -
Families and persons wishing to spend the Summer in
this delightful country will find especially adapted
to their convenience. 7-
We hope to receive what we are determined to merit
liberal share Of patronage. '3t
Hillsboro, N. G., June 30, 1856. 61-swtf.
II AW MOTTO E.-THE COPARTNERSHIP OF
ABUSBEE BATTLE, Attorneys at Law will dissolve
on the LIST day of July next, by limitation.
All persons indebted to them will make arrangements
settle or before August Court the debts due will be
thereafter collected, speedily and a1sct1aHg
QUENTIN BUSBEE,
KEMP p. BATTLE.
Raleigh, June 20, 1856. 61-tJl.
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To r. Road Contractors.

ENG1NEER's OFFICE w. N G. R. RI
Salisbury, June II, 1856. e
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT STATES
II WILLIE, Iredell County. N c. until July the 18th,
for the Graduation Masonry and Cross Ties for the
mander of the first Section of the Western North Caro-
lima Rail Road commencing at and extending West from
Statesvlle.
On the first Is miles of this work there 10 important
Masonry, and especially the Bridge across the Catawba
River but all of which particularly worthy of attention
Plans, Proiles and Specifications with estimates Of the
work may be at the office Of the Engineer after the
4th July. - ~.
JAMES G.. TURNER
Chief Engineer, w. N. q. r. &.
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Important sale.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, TO ME
ID executed by John Buaoe, TO secure certain credi
tors therein named shall proceed to cell on Tuesday the
Hisboro Street. the property real and personal conveyed
in said Deed consisting Of several Houses and Lots
slaves, household and kitchen furniture, &c, &c..
TERMs-Will be made known ON the day Of sale. -
HENRY w. BUFFALOE.
Trustee, DC.
June 10, 1856. ~. 6lEsw2t.
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W Jshn D. Eccles, Esq, distinguished jurist
and citizen of Fayetteville, died in that place Sun
day evening last
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.

FRANKLIN CO, N. G.
WlHE SIXTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL will commence usual on the LIST Monday in July.
No change in the board of instructors in the expenses
Tuition, payable in advance prompt attendance in
both departments is requested Catalogues Of PARTICULARS
D. 8. RICHARDSON. 81
June 20, 1856. e1-sw4t
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FOR GOVERNOR:
THOMAS BRAGG,

ELECT ORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRES1DENT.
For the State at Large:
HENRY NJ. SHAW, OF CuRRIrUcK,
SAMUEL P. HILL, OF CAswELL.
Districts:
let District VIM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank,
arJ N. B. SMITH, of New Hanover,
A. 4" CASTOR H. WILDER, of Wake,
Et, ' {" s. +. WILLIAMS, Of Alamance,
9th R, P. WEARING, of Mecklenburg.
9Th 6" w. W. AVERY, of Burke.
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June 16, 1856
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again be rejected All! might again have nominated
without Pennsylvania but could have elected without
her united of 81 electoral vOtes without the only
tain first class State left to Democracy and the South in
the North? 1t reject Pennsylvania fourth
time. She is true to principle but true alike to herself
She has her State pride and sefrepeo high 9TH
er State holds hers and fourth repuse Of her
might have caused dsaon in her and disaster to Demo-
cacy The Convention, then, did most wisely in recogm-
zng the claims of State SO large, srrong so true so
faithful and yet SO long neglected and rejected"
We can assure the Governor that the remark in
the Raleigh meeting, to which he refers, was made
in no unkind or disrespectful sense. 1t was half
playful half Serious implying that the influence OF
Virginia under his lead had been largely instrumen.
tai in nominating Mr. Buchanan; and that, setting
aside the great claims of Franklin Pierce, and the
preference generally felt for him in this State, it was
a "aoise movement va movement fit to be made.
The Democracy of North Carolina are as much de-
voted to James Buchanan as the Democracy Of Vir-
ginia can be !; and if he had been in the place OF
Franklin Pierce, they would no doubt have stood by
him as simple act of justice to faithful Executive,
without intending in the slightest degree to dispute
to reject the claims of others The writer Of this
article had the honor to be.a pember of the Con-
ventions of 1e4s and 1859, and together with all the
delegates in attendance from this State, voted for
Mr.. Buchanan as long as Pennsylvania herself held
up his name. But there can be no nnkind feeling
between the Democrats of Virginia and North Car
olina. Such q thing is impossible. They will stand
together in heart and IN action and the only rivalry
will be as to which State win give BucH4 land
BREcKMRIDGEt the largest majority in November next
The daily union., 1856-10-30
OFFICIAL.
rsEAsuHr DsrasInssr,
Aug a-dinisuan

TIxAsunu DsrAarsnsr,
May %, lss6.
NOTICE hereby given holders of ock purru
Congress o sad Juy, s6 that such stock
of the ceruhsa.s thereof s l2h ot November
thereon viii cease.
department purchase such stock prior said
day redemption will pay therefor following premium
accrued me day Of purchase, ssh
day. interest for the money reach The vendor
On received the Treasury between the lot dy q
day Ju inclusive. one half Of ons
e specified In ths esTuacntesi
the l,t and 3 days Of August
one ourt of cent;
And on such oes received 3ss day August
hsrson dys adduons Interest only, viii be
paid.
sacs. o. ,ueh .,ocs uan.miu.s
assigned Uait,d parry entitled r.eeve me
pUrcha, money when pior the a July s current
also b assigned BY ns present .-csholds
vin Ne psyahie as heretofore
holders q ssr stocks o The United
department. viii purchase e between The ls
q December her une.s hs sum of
In addition from day o hs last dividend
o interest," additional Interest m The money % reach
vendor, following rates of pFeniumf
q . lsf2, premium of 10 esnti
~ 1877 ani ss, prsmum of eent
And on stock issued of ph September 1850,
Texznindemny stock premium of per cent
rcatss % notice should ;. day assigned
70 ne Unires By party aued receive hs and
prsvous July, the current half ycsr interest
be By present ockhoaer, otherwise h-
yesr viii Be payable % him ss bsr--
tofore.
Payment foregoing win b made BY drsns s
Boston, New Yors, Fhadephia, Sc he
parus. snutiod % receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Msy ga-gaaIQvov Secretary ~ nc Trerrrrv.
The daily union., 1856-10-30
A CANDIDATE FOR THE CLERGY.

The New York Express invites the attention Of the Rev
Henry Ward Beecher and other protesting Christian min
sters to the following affidavit which originally appeared
IN the Boston Ledger:
G (CoMNoSwEALTH MAaAcHUsETTs,
" October s. 1856,
10 EhOW may
George T. Stone civil engineer Of Sstck in the county
MiddeseI hereby certify that resident Of the State
Of California county and city Of San Francisco in the
s49 and 1885, that during portion Of those years
the employment of said city, under VIM NJ. Eddy, esd,
chief engineer; that personally knew and well
quanted with John c. Fremont the present candidate Of the
republican party for the Office Of President Of the United
States ordered by the city put diagonal survey
territory be annexed to the city; the work
menced at Market street. Mission street divided the land Of
Judge Bryant and said Fremont whilst work the
premises Fremont to the ground said the survey
unsaactoy he accused ofhaving audulenty made
It, used proane and abusive language threatened TO shoot
and blow my brains outi be armed and drew hi,
pistol and Ike pirate took up my instruments and
the office did not change the line, 1t the
actual line and informed, and believe, that Il ha,
been changed since had given sim occAIon for such
gross, profane, and abusive language any conduct
for such. G. II. STONE.
SUTTotK, S., October 6, 1856.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
BENZ. +. COOKE,
Justice Of the Peace.
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-ASll not be accused Of s1AggeratpR
the picture II We say that the We '' NV ~ '"'' mo
ment among those who engaged in eom,--1'' = An
abundant and available fund security against marine
disasters We desire to avoid all Misunderstanding here
and bring any dseredt upon those standard compa
mics whose ability has been hitherto unquesonsd We
believe that they fully entitled TO all the confidence
they enjoy aud that they will stand much ruder shoek
than any they likely receive. But they cannot do
all the business and already oyercrowdsd. AS for
those which toterng and cAssed doubtful the
they wind up their affairs the better for all concerned
An insurance" BY company that cannot stand without
props ID farce TOO broad for serious consideration
AxorHEA RAILROAD EoR CmcAGo-The Chicago Demo
erat Of the 24h instant says
Messrs. Beecher wilkins Of Detroit have taken the
contract for building the Mineral Point railroad runnng
from Warren Illinois Mineral Point Wisconsin dis
tance Of 81 miles The cost is Sl,000,000. At Warren
the road with the Illinois Central which at Free
port connects with the Galena and Chicago, bringing the
point within lT6 miles of this city. Hitherto all the pro-
ducts Of the lead mines have been transported to Gaena
for export by teams at great expense OF time and
will tend powerfully develop the products by reducing
the cost OF transporting the material to market and
what is OF still consequence by bringing fuel from
the coal fields Of Illinois, gain OF great importance
The equipment of the road is already purchased partly
the ground and the rest the way The track Is being
laid at the of half mile day and Is expected
that in less than sixty days the work viii be completed
This week regular trains will be put to the first
eighteen miles of the distance"
The daily union., 1856-10-30
Grand Mass Meeting and Barbecue at Laure
EactorN. Ihnrsdar. Oct. 40. 1856.

THE committee o. Jackson h.socisOn hrvine
perfected
and bsbeene Laurel instant members of Inc
Fiou Democracy of Die
tret and vicinity generally hereby earnestly i-vted 70
BE Heaaqnaers
and 10Th the
and
which
for purpose viii leave ococs The
fol0ins spposnsd siss chief
mas respectfully invited % b. their sttcn
= ard place shove Designated:
let ward-C. " Cumrnns.
~ ward-Iohn Y. Esnis.
~ wsrd-Ierons nRRea.
Ah wsrd-wm. ?. Nohnn.
vard-Iohn PIC.
6h vard-Thounz~ sltsnum
Th vard-Iames Espy
ny order ~ ne nssocatcns
ouS-dti ChsfMarshsL
The daily union., 1856-10-30
BLACK -RE2UBLcAN TREASON AYp INEIpEL1rY.
BENZ. +. COOKE,
Justice Of the Peace.

BLACK-RE3UBLICAN TREASON AND JSFIDEL1TY.
Toe following is one amOs thousands of evidences
that the legitimate tendency oSsbolitonism is in6de
IT, and that black republicanlsm Is but another
abolitouism:
BoLDLY RIGHTLY gTATED.-In the address written and
reported BY Gsr Smith and adopted BY the Jerry
Convention at Syracuse October l. 1885, M Smith uters
great truth when he says God is dsowned BY all
Who suffer the tatutebook the constitution, a.
Bs TO override and dispsce their Of right "
And again, when he says "When submission is claimed
70 the civil power because IL h the civil power 20 ths
church, because II is the church the Bible and
Christianity, bocsu,e they the Bible and Christianity
bound 10 resist the claim" Amen and amen
This Is the way TO uproot superSton to advance mental
freedom, and TO break the chains Of Pyisstcrsft.
Boston Lfbsrnfor