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o. Eo TR EPF,
DANIEL BROWN,
General Land Agent

OF THE
NNClNNATI, Peru and Chicago Railway
~ Company, forthe sale of Lanis in Laportc
st. Joseph, Marshall, Fulton. Miami and Grant
counties, in the State of Indiana; Will also at
tend TO selling and purchasing Lands, aud the
payment of Taxes, in all the above mentioned
counties, or for any other persons who may
have business ofihat kind to do.
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Published by order Of the Society. rlymout
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Daniel Webster once said that 'the
sin OF America was the sin of suretyship.
Thsre is written in mournful letters In
the history Of every man. the record
OF suffering by endorsements. 1t would
make the most extraordinary chapter in
human experience ifihe incidents OF this
feature in business were written.
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When the editor Of q Mississippi pa
per threatened in print 40 put full stop
over each of the eyes Of the editor of The
Louisville Journal" Prentice replied
'whiis he /. putting full stop over our
sys,, We yi!I put his nose in q Parenlhe-
-"
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The Rev. Antoiuetts Brown has con-
cluded to settle in New York Her
husband followed her to her new place OF
residence.
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mRare Chance.aO

The undersigned wishes TO sell handsome
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A wag on hearing that man had Civ.
en- up chimney sweeping, expressed his
surprise. as he thought the business SCOT
ed him.
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A man with a scolding wife moved into
n swamp where dumb ague was prevalent
His wife was effeclually cured. Good
Idea. wasn't it2
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Patrons will observe the following
81 ~ nj ne -vSnooar-..
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-10-29
BENNETT SURRENDERS-THE ELECTION OF
BUCHANAN CONCEDED.

"THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION EXACT Position OF
THE FIGHr.-"The late result in Pennsylvania, in
connection with the unexpected success Of the DEM
ocracy in Indiana, indicate pretty clearly the elec
tion of James Buchanan as our next President, by
a handsome majority Of the Electoral College.
We are aware that the Fillmore party of this
State have been fattering themselves with the idea
that the State Of New York is good for their candid
ate in November.
We doubt not that whichever party may be first in
New York, Mr.. Fillmore will be third, and at con-
siderable distance in the rear of the second; but if
we concede him the vote of New York, what will it
amount to with Pennsylvania and Indiana for Buch-
anan? Nothing-t will amount to nothing The
truth is that these two skirmishes in Pennsylvania
and Indiana arc like the battles of Lgny and Qua
tire Bras, preceding the great day at Waterloo and
if the opposition forces remain divided on the day of
the great battle like those of Napoleon Mr.. Fill
more will have achieved the glory of Grouchy, and
nothing more" NJ Y Herald
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STATE OF NORTH CARoLINA..wAI

S1SoONI1 LIN Equity--ln the matter of Henderson
N Cope and othrrs.-Petion to sell land. -
PURSUANT TO an order made Fall Term 1885, the abcvs
entitled cause the undersigned Clerk and Master will pro-
coed To sell at the Court House door the CITY of Raleigh
on the 18th day of November next being The Monday Of
November Court the lands in the above entitled pleadngs
mentioned, to-wt:
A tract Of aud situate lying and being in the c. unty of
axe aforesaid adjoining the lands of Willie Lynn Wesley
" Smith, and Others Containing hundred and seven
teen acres more or less.
Also, another tract Of land situate in county,
joining the lands of William A. Smith, Matthew Cope and
Others cnniang hundred and seventeen acres more
or less Both OF which said tracts of land the proper
" ana estate OF the late John Cope, deceased
TERMS OF SALE: credit Of nine months will be given
to purchasers upon their entering ,ud with
sureiles bearing interest from the day sale Seveniy
ooiarS Oh the purchase money TO be paid in cash.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD C. &ME
October 90, lS56. y7-wSsyt,
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w We are informed by friend, who deeply

H We are informed by friend, who deeply
regrets and strongly disapproves Mr. Hedricks con-
duct, that we are mistaken in belief expressed
in our last, that he beneficiary of the Univer
sity We learn that he was in early life appren.
tice to the trade of brick. mason; and that his fa
ther, having given him his choice Of education or
bis portion of his estate at his DEATH he chose
education, and thus paid his own way at the Uni
versity. We learn also that while at Cambridge he
was sustained, not by the University, but by an Of
fee bestowed upon him by Gov. Graham, Secretary
of the Navy at the time.
We make these corrections cheerfuly, as certain
ly we have disposition to do injustice to, or to
trample On, PROSTATE adversary. His punishment
is great enough, without the aggravation of unjust
accusations.
Some Of the Know Nothing presses have referred
to the fact that Mr. Hedrick was q -DsmosssasszfRs
knew that when we brought the charge against him.
We knew that he had voted in August last for the
Democratic ticket; and he has been for some time
a subscriber to our scmi-weekly paper. But what
of that? Party is but cas- small dust in the bal
ance" when weighed against the honor and vital in
terests of North Carolina. He protessed to be De-
mocrat; for Democracy maintains the equal rights
of the States in the common Territories, and is the
only great barrier in the way of the triumph of
black Republicanism.
Not the very least of the evils connected with Mr..
Hedrick's conduct, the dragging before the pub
lie a body of men-his associate Professors-to
whom publicity is distasteful and unpleasant if OBJ
taned elsewhere than in the pulpit and lecture room.
He was solemnly admonshed that he had no right
to do this; yet here, elsewhere, advice was dis
regarded. Nevertheless, the University has not
been injured. On the contrary, it has been
strengthened, if possible, in the confidence and
respect of the Trustees and of the people of the
State-strengthened, by the prompt action of the
Faculty and of the Executive Committee
We say this as citizen of the State and friend
of the University-not as its champion or peculiar
defender, for far be it from us to thrust ourselves
forward in any other capacity than that of friend
to it. interested alike with all the people of the State
in maintaining its high character, and in laboring,
as best We may, to widen and enlarge the sphere OF
its usefulness. What We have done in this matter
has been done solely from convictions of public
duty and these latter remarks submitted, not
as the result Of suggestions from any quarter-for
none have been made-but in justice to ourselves
and to the course we have deemed it our duty to
= pursue. -
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STATE OF NORTH CARoLINA.wAkE

- CUUNif..in EquIiy-In the matter of Mary Z.
Mitchell, Edward Lawrence, and wife, and Others
Pursuant TO order made at Fall Term 1885, of tho
Court of Equity for The county of Wake in e abore en-
titled cause The undeIs gned Clerk and Master will rro-
ceed to sell at the Court House the CITY of Raleigh
on the Goth day of November next being THURSDAY of
Wake County Court the Lands in the peadns mentioned
tract of land, situate in the County of Wake on the
Cbape m road, about five miles from Raleigh adjoining
the lands OF the Lead Mining Company" William Hit
and Others and embracing about hundred acres being
the tract which Col yart late of said County resided
TERMS OF SALE: credit Of six months will be given 10
the purchaser upon his entering into bond with
sureties with interest from the date of Seventy five
dollars vi the purchase money to be paid in cash :
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. 8ME
October 90, 1856. sT-waswts
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Democratic Rsioicinos.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-Salutes of two hundred
guns were fired this afternoon in honor of the sue.
cess of the Democrats in this State. The Keystone
Club start for New York tomorrow to take part in
the celebration to be held there on Wednesday.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 20.-A salute of one hundred
guns was fired here on Saturday evening in honor
of the Democratic victory in this State.
The Democrats of York, Pa, fired 100 guns on
Saturday in honor of their success in Indiana and
Pennsylvania.
On Friday the Democrats of Newburyport, Mass
celebrated their victory in Pennsylvania by an illu
mination of their headquarters.
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SALE OF yALUABLE RESI- HsrArE.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.... AHE
- County-In the matter of Elm Primrose and otherA-
In Equity. g
Pursuant to order made at Fall Term, 1885, of our
Court Of Equity for the County of Wake the above
titled cause the undersgned Clerk and Haser, ilpro
ceed to sell the premises the Gath day of GovembeD
next being Monday the Lands in the pleadiugs eusoned
and described, the Premises respectively to witt Il
i. Lot OF Ground in the City of Raleigh, situate
east side of street being part of The los known
in the plan of the City Of Rsegh Tot No. $780, haring
front on street Of about 2 feet and running
back to Wilmington street. being the ground occupied w
which he resided and transacted business. s=,o ~
Also House and Lot the side Of Fayetteville
street. being part Of lot No. ST. bounded the Fsy
ettevie street. the west by Salisbury stree the
north by B. Freeman house residence and on south
BY house and lot owned by w. H. K S. Tucker; being
the house and lot known IS the Jenny Gufy lot
Also one other house and lot Fayetteyie street,
on the western side thereof running back TO Sssbofy
street. bounded the north by Dirk Lndemans ne
on the south by Robert Harsons line few doors south
of the Post-offce-
And also other lot n the CITY of Raleigh being
part of the lot known the plan of the city of Raleigh
lot number 64 beginning at the uf Dave and Blot
streets and running from the said corner on Daye street.
west to stake at The of the bake house said
number g. thence south 2l0 feet Misses A. Pula and
sisters line thence east Blount street. thence with said
street norA TO the beginning situate the south side of
Davie and the west side of Blount streets
TERMS OF SALE: Twelve months credit win be given
purchasers upon their entering bond with approved
sureties bearing interest from the day of sale Five per
cent of purchase each parcel to be paid cash
the day of sale
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. Me-
october 20, 1856. g7-w&svfx
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Oct. Is, 1856.
Lindsey's Double Acting Rotary Force and Lift
Pump.

lS fOMf hAS BEEN JUST PATENTED IN
Anaericd and England, and far exces pump hero
toi"re invented ITS peculiarcs simplicity poer, and
caedpness Its simplicity there is nothing about il but
iron ano cast metal and il be taken apart and put up
by any one and will last for age Ii has The power
raise water hnHdred ~ with The extra expense gear
ing al the side and the price of Pipe Water by
hand 100 feet per minute for cheapncss; No Pump
or all ordinary Purposesl complete, and fifty feet Of pipe
Pump and every revolution fills the cylinder twice afford
ing an abundant supply of with the possible ex
pense and labor. Ia is peculiarly adapted TO deeD sre.
rdIErcat tdtOas d.. Pract cal and scientific men pro-
nousce u as without equal far all trai is he claimed
1or H. ihe scte.ac inaSrion, aficr n operation,
says; rus PoaP Gerry simple gastrnctia,
ote To gel ont ~ of-r dH Isly operated ecpmani-
cn tre refrd n trce~st ia;fo ea1ens" Circulars
en- accurate drawing and full aescr ption sent free
charge All parts 1t the Country No l. has one inch
pipe; No =. inches; No 3, = inches and ibe prices
49, Si2, s5i the No aud designed for rerg deep
toeUs rnaToud sattons, de- where much
Ihe subscriber Is the general agent the sale of these
Pumps TO all parts of the World and e;asce agent for
Orders must be accompanied BY the case md
should be explicit to the kind Of Pnnp wanted depth
OF we shipping address, &c They will meet prompt
tenon Pump and Pipe weighs about l1o lbs No
charge for boxing carriage. Wells f. should
nave extra gearing which costs from $3 TO IS in proportion
to depth.
This Pump tees in diameter does NOD throw but
ing. 80 : : : y " -
JAMES u. EDSEY,
CON- Merchant, So JUhu ST., ". Y.
for sale by H. LINDSEY, Inventor AsheviIle N. c.
VT 10, 1890 - l154-wSns
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HOld Nash'' Forever!

lhere will be Democratic mass meeting and bar
oecue at Bryant's Mills, near Stanhope, in Nash on
the 3Oth October
We rejoice at this movement, al the right time
and IN the right place. The vote of Nash County
will be looked for with much interest, and we trust
That it will be worthy Of her sterling Democracy
and her widespread fame.
We regret that it is out Of our power to accept
the invitation of the Committee to be present-to
mix with the good Democrats who will be there and
10 enjoy the hospitality of the Democratic far
mers OF old Nash" We thank the Committee for
ne nvItation and hope they may have large meet
ing, good talking, and an enthusiastic time; and
.Aat they may vote accordin" on the 4th, send
's Sam" and his imps to "the other side OF
Jordan"
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HOCOUNT1-In Equiy.-In the matter Of Seth Edwards,
James Edwards and others.-Pettion To sell land.
Pursuant TO order made Fall Term 1856, of the
Court Of Equity for the County of Wake the undersigned
Clerk and Master will proceed tn sell The Court House
dos In the City of Raleigh the 18th day of November
next the lands IN the pleadngs prayed be sod
being the Monday of November Court, to-wit:
Three small tracts of land containing 56 acres ano
CT 6 and third AZ acres all lying close together
beng purt of the real estate of JOS Edwards deceased
OF Wake County, lying in said county the waters of
Crabree Creek, adjoinng the lands u jos. Baucum An
derson Clements, Alfred Jones and others. -.
Terms SALE: A credit of muhs will be given 70
purchasers upon their giving bond with approved
bearing interest from the day of sale dollars
of the purchase money to be paid in cash.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD C. &ME
October 2lst, 1856. s7-wsswts
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The DELEGATES TO THE BAPTIST STATE CoNvES.
TIoN, will please meet at the Baptist Church. where
their homes will be designated. We have secured
the Commons Hall for the use of the Convention,
and the generous hospitality of our friends in the
City warrants us in saying that ample arrangements
will be made for the accommodation of all who may
come.
We hope our friends will avail themselves Of the
facilities of visiting our City, and that may have
o full attendance.
In behalf of Committee of Arrangements
P. F. PESCUD, Chm'n.
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t~'OUONI1-Ih Equlty-AnuersUn Page aud others W
John Page aud others.
Pursuant TO order made at Fall Term 1885, of the
Court of Equity for Wake county, the above entitled
camse the undersigned Clerk and Master will proceed
sell al the Court House door IN the city of Raleigh
Goth day of November next being the Thursday OF Wake
county Court the lands in the pleadngs mentioned to-wt
tract Of land situate lying and being in the county of
Wake aoresaid adjoining the lands Of Robert Page and
Others Containing hundred ihereabouts being
the land devised Ly Edward Page decd TO Lewis
Page, decd, as appears BY the Will of said Edward
Terms OF SALE: credit of six months will be given
the purchaser upon his entering bond with approved
surely bearing interest from date of sale Seventy five
dollars of purchase money TO be paid in cash. -
October 90, 1856. gT-wxsw,s
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-10-29

~ The Democratic majority in Pennsylvania
,Of State officers is from four to seven thousand.
.ne Legislature will stand eleven Democratic ma.
10rity on joint ballot.
Inc Democratic majority in Indiana is about Sc
~ 'n0usaOd, with six of the eleven members of
Congress. - -
h', :" oh'o the Democrats have elected eight, and
ms;'' oseks eleven members of Congress. The black
Shot, b,y IN the popular vote, is fifteen thousand
''"'ns an immense Democratic gain.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday 18th inst, by A. Turner ESQ., Mr.. G. w.
Atkinson to Miss Mary E. daughter Of Austin Jones' ESQ.,
all of Wake. ~
City papers please copy. -
In Duplin county the morning Of the 10th by Elder
g. w. Huffman, DR.. James 5. Devane to Cornelia ".
daughter of DR.. Jas G. Dickson.
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Factory Stock and Land for Sale.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER BEING DESTROYS OF RE.
MOfING TO Florida, offers for sale interest in
Orange Factory provided the purchaser is agreeable
other partners if preferred the whole may be bought
upon terms agreeable To The purchaser
lie also offers for sale his Plantation adjoining the
above named Factory containing about hundred
the above property is not disposed of private sale
public sale. :. = -
JOHN c. DOUGLAS.
Oct. is, 1885, s7-wsw
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DIE D..

In Chatham county, the 18th inst Miss Emily Evans in
the 18th of her age daughter Of Owen Evans said
county Beloved by AL who knew her. she died she had
lived in hope Of blessed Immortality. Cow.
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Tfi.W ekly Line Of Foar Horse Post coahes
from salisbury TO Aaheville, through in thir.

CONNECTING WITH THE No:rH CAROLINA
Railroad Having purchased the line from AsheviIle
10 moganon have stocked the road with good Horses
Concord two horse Coaches Alter the 18th Of March,
wall leave Ashevilie Tuesdays Thursdays and Saiur-
days-connecting at Morgsnfon with my line Of -Four
Horse Coaches. - -.
No pains expense will be spared make this the most
the road and judge for yourselves.
G. s. BROWN, Coa,ractor.
Moiganton, March "A, 1856. ulI-wf
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Florida Election Complete.

MOBILE, Oct l9.-The returns from the Florida
election are now complete. Perry, Democrat, is
elected Governor by 400 majority, and Hawkins,
Democrat to Congress, by 500 majority. The Dem.
ocratic loss since 1854 is 600.
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PROBABLE HoMlCIDE-We learn that on Wednes-
day evening last, John 7. Williamson, residing near
this place, inflicted dangerous wound with pistol
on mulatto boy, apprentice and servant in his
family Mr.. Williamson, it appears, was intoxicated,
and shot the boy on his return from an unsuccessful
errand The ball entered his forehead, and came out
at the top of his head The chances are said to be
ten to one against his recovery. This is another of
the results of the excessive of ardent spirits and
of unrestrained passion. When SOBER Williamson.
it is said, treated him kindly, and evinced strong
regard for him. Williamson left on Thursday morn
ing. We forbear further comments, as the affair
will no doubt be judically investigated.
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The Edenton Mass Meeting.


at Edenton, was large and enthusiastic. Josiah 7.
Cranberry, Esq, of Perquimans, presided, assist
ed by S. Ashbee of Currituck, G. Herring, of Cam
den, L. D. Starke, of Pasquotank, j. c. Skinner of
Perquimans, j. II. Leary, of Chowan, Whitmel
Stallings, of Gates, j. p. Howell, of Hertford, W.
A. Ferguson, of BERTHE, j. j. Martin, of Martin, Jo
seph Norcum of Washington, Vice Presidents;
and A. Moore of Martin, and W. F. Rddick, of
Gates, as Secretaries.
The meeting was addressed by the President, and
by Hon. Asa Biggs, W. F. Martin, E. c. Hines, j.
Parker Jordan, and j. W. Albertson, Esquires The
Pioneer and the WILLIAMSON Democrat speak in
glowing terms of the efforts of these champions of
Democracy this occasion. The number present
is estimated at between fifteen hundred and two
thousand.
First District.
William F. Martin, Esq, the Elector for this Dis
trct, is performing valuable service in expounding
Democratic principles, and in rousing the people to
the Importance of the issues to be decided on the
4th of next month.
He addressed the people at Elizabeth City on
Monday last He will speak at Camden Court
House on Monday next, and at Currituck Court
House the day before the election.
Second District.
We learn that Dr. w. j. Blow, the Elector for
this District, is winning golden opinions by the bold
ness and abtv with which he is meeting Mr.. War
rem, the K. N. elector.
DR.. Blow is not only we'll informed in political af
fairs, but he is gifted with humor, and has prac
| tical, straightforward order of mind and manner
which fail to the attention of the people,
Above all, he has good cause, and that of ITSELF
would give him not only the advantage but superb
| ority in debate. We learn that his blows in the
cause of the Constitution and the Union are telling
powerfully
W The Democracy of Fayetteville fred one
hundred guns on Saturday last over the glorious
Democratic victories in Pennsylvania and Indiana.
Three times three for "Buck and Breck!" They
are Southern "sectional" " candidates, say the old
line Baltimore Wings; and yet they have carried
two non-slaveholding States and made large gains
in another What will Messrs Morehead and Gra-
ham say now? What objection will be started
to the national candidates? They are Democrats
that is the secret and there old line Wings and
new-fangled Know Nothngs who hate Democracy
more than they love the South or the Union. That
! is it.
PROBABLE HoMlc1DE.-We learn that on Wednes-
| day evening last John n Williamson residing near
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STATE OF NORTH cARoLINA.-wAKE

October 90 1856. s7Nw&swts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-13
BY Taylor & Williams.
ARGE SALE OH VAIIABLE AVN ~

II CELLENT FURNITURE. consisting Of Ps,1a.
Chamber, Dining and Kitchen Furniture A.,
and Office Fixtures, China and Glass Ware, De r.
at the UNITED STATES HOTEL, at Auction, On
MONDAY, May 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
A. M, at the UNITED STATES HOTEL. in this
city, will be sold tho entire Furniture and outfit
thereof consulting in part of 10 Beds and Bedsteada
comPete 90 Mattresses, together with the necessary
furniture for 20 rooms committing Of Buresus Wash
stands Chairs Tables, Looking Glasses, Carpets, &c.
Also the furniture in two Parlors comprising ele-
CANT Dlvans, Mahsgony Centre Tables, Chairs Mir
rors valuable Carpets and Engravings and splendid
Piano. = -
Also, the dinng-room furniture consisting of val.
liable Cookery, China and Glass Ware Knives and
Forks, Silver Wares Linen, &c., &c and the Bar and
once Fixtures, comprising Handsome variety
Hotel keepers and heads of families will here have
favorable opportunity for supplying themselves
with every article they may require in the house
keeping line as the stock of superior quality was
selected with much care has been but fittle nsed.
and the greater part is az good a. new.
Bale will be positive, and viii be continued from
day to day at the same hour az above stated until
completed.
TERMs.-Sums under 500 cash, over that amount
four months credit, for approved negotiable panar.
with interest added. baylor & WILLIAMS,
CONTINUATION OF THE SALE '. At TIE
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-This sale win be
continued TO-DAY, commencing at O'clock
my Is TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Aucts