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of the press in the New York Herald, asserts
shat the Buchanan democracy have been beaten
in Mr.. Buchauan's own town by four to five hun
dred majority" and the abolition and know moth
iDg press reiterate the alsshood whereas in TRUTH
as be must have known, the democratic majority
in Lancaster city was over FIVE hundred Some
culPrits, says the Psnnsylvanian during the pro-
gress of their trial. lie to escape conviction but
liar after conviction, and with an inevitable con.
demnation recorded against him, of necessity be-
longs to that class of sinners of which Greeley, of
the Tribune, is chief, and Bennett an humble imi-
tstor. One more month of steadfast lying, and
Benefits contract with the Woolly Horse party
will have expired.
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o. Know nothingism has now the political de-
lerium tremens.
In its agonies the shapes of Irishmen, murdered
at Louisville and elsewhere appear before it. It's
sCurious freak of the insanity that each Of these
Irishmen appear TO the know nothings laboring un-
der itwith 'black carpetbsgs." We can under
stand why the know nothings should see the ghosts
of Irishmeu; but why they should appear with
''blsck carpet. bags" is curious. Will some phys-
cian, skilled in the peculiar sort of insanity, ex-
plain il
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS

We are informed that the democratic mass
meeting at Mulberry, in Lincoln county, last Fri
day, was one of the largest ard most enthusiastic
of the canvass LINCOLN was out 10 her msjesty.
Speeches were made by Hon. ANDREW EwSs,
Hon. JAMES II. THOMAS, and E. A. KEzBIr, Esq.
The hsppiest results were apparent.
- Our friend BoYERs, of Gallstin, sends us q
glowing description of the meeting at Gslistin,
LAST week--superceded, however, by an earlier
letter already published. 1t was great day for
Sumner, and viii tell in the election. w. s. Nun
DAY, Esq, sn influential old. lie wbig, made a
q speech in favor of Buchanan
8 COL L C. HAYNES ON TIE SrUMP-We are glad
to see this gallant champion of dem ocrscy on the
stump in East Tennessee We have an interest
ing letter from Jonesboro, descriptive of the dis
cussion at that place between Col HAYNES and
Gov. N. s. BRowN; but its length, at this late
hour, precudes its insertion, and we copy brieftr
description from the Jonesboro republic:
Discussion ON TIE 2lsr NsT.-CoL. L. c. HAYNES
AND NELL s. BBowE.--Gen. Haskell had an sp.
pointment to speak in Jonesboro on Yesterday.
2lst The know nothipgs have drummed hard
for q month to get q crowd for him. By shook or
crook Haskell was sent home and Neil s. Brown
came. The democracy sent for the gallant Haynes
to come and defend our cause. He came, fought,
and conquered. They would not permit the Col.
to follow Brown, but gave him no chance but to
lead. He made an unsnswerable argument upon
most of the issues of the canvass--anticipa-
ting nearly every thing that Brown was to say
He cleared the democracy of the mean charges
of ''ssvery agitation" the "ten cent" charge, and
showed up the know-nothing and abolition cosli-
ton in matchless style; proved that Fremont
| and Fillmore are both sectional men, leading
sectional parties for sectional purposes and taking
it altogether, we have not heard more able and
telling speech during the canvass. The democra-
cy may truly be proud of Col Haynes. He is
destined TO fill high and noble position in our
ranks. With such men to defend democracy she
can meet and overcome the world in discussion.
Mr.. Brown followed, and without disparsge-
ment to him or 1attery to Col Taylor, we are
bound in all candor and honesty to say that we
have heard Col Tsylor make the same speech all
the summer that Brown made here yesterday
Taylor must have given Brown 9 copy of his
speech. 1t was the same old, stale, threadbare
charges of Slavery agitation" and corruption of
Pierce's Administration" His miserable slang and
sophistry fell harmless at the feet of democracy
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ELECTION.
TUESDAY, NOV. 4TH.
FRIDAY NIGHT
NASHVILLE. Oct. %. 1856

The democracy will rally at the Arch on Friday
night
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~ The know nothings are only afraid Of black
csrpet.bags. We believe that Mr.. DoNELsoN's
bag, in which be keeps Gen. Jscksons private
correspondence" is Of another color.
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Nashville Theatre.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 90. 1856.
VIII be presented the admirable Drama of the
ROBBERS WIFE.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-01-30

. Hon. HESDRIcK B. WRIGHr.-Ths gentleman,
member of the last Congress from the 18th District
of Pennsylvania, and whose seat is now filled by Mr..
Fuller, the President of the Democratic Nation
al Convention which nominated Mr.. Polk. He was
nominated as chairman of the Convention by Gen.
Saunders of this State, and afterwards reported
as President of the body by the committee or
ganizaton. The two-thirds rule was established in
that Convention, and Mr.. Polk nominated, mainly
as the result of the bold and vigorous efforts of Gen.
Saunders, Mr.. Wright, and Mr. Walker, of Missis-
sippi, afterwards Secretary of the Treasury Mr..
Wright is one of the ablcst public mea in Pennsyls
vania, and he has been uniformly just towards the
South on the question of slavery. IT, II s-
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- We publish, by request, the following letter
from Mr.. Fisher, President of the North Carolina
Railroad, in relation to street crossings and the
grounds about the Railroad Station in this City
repeating the assurance that the work mentioned
will be executed at the earliest time practicable:-
SALISBURY, JAM 10Th, 1885,
DEAR SIR:-I am in receipt Of your favor by last
mail. .....
believe my letter toyou in respect to the street
crossings in Raleigh, and the ground about ware
house at station, mentioned that it should receive
immediate attention the pressing work
of construction should be completed. know the
work is badly needed-that the streets in mser-
able condition, and assure you have not forgotten
or deferred it. but intend to have it well done at the
earliest time can withdraw force of hands and
train from the Road above, now finishing up. l beg
you will so state to the Board
Very truly yours, Il
CHAS. F. FISHER, Pres't.\
Ed. CANrwELL, Esq
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We refer the reader to an article in another column
on the Currency, copied from the Standard There
is an error in the article, which it may not be aiss
to correct 1t is stated that j. G. Shepherd ESQ.,,
was member of the House Committee on the; Re-
vised Statues We learn that Mr.. Shepherd, was ap-
whercupon S. F.. Phillips, ESQ.,, of Orange was M.
pointed in his place. The Standard no doubt copied
from the list of Committees Us announced by the
Speaker, but the journal will show that Mr.. Shep-
herd soon aitef declined, and Mr.. Phillips wss,theu
appointed Eay. Oarolintax.
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Campbell some ten days since, q they might have
done under similar circumstances h 8 -
Amid tho storm Of confusion yesterday, when the
message was delivered Nj. Crasge bore himself no.
bly,. The Black Republicans hooted him down. bpt
they found that he WAS not the man to be nut down,
and he compelled them to listen to what be had to
say. The redoubtable Col. Paine succeeded in ma.
king himself ridiculous, receiving shot from MI.
Craige that he will be likely to remember for some
time. By the way, DR.. Shaw spent several DAYS II
the City last week, leaving on Tuesday last 80.
80 ,-' '@.- MECKLENBURG:
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DIE D.

At her residence, in Granville county, Saturday the
18th inst, Mrs. Mary G. Burwe rect of the late Spots
wood Burwell in the Gath year of her age. g
The deceased for many had been invalid and
year since rendered nearly helpless by attack Of
which suddenly recurring ended her existence
Although sudden death justly esteemed the fearful
of all camitie yet the grief of her friends is much as
suaged by the fact that she fully prepared for the
mons For many years she had been consistent Christian
and admirably exempled her faith, in all the relations Of
life Of her. it may be truly said that her life was con-
slant sacrifice for the good Of Others and last whep
Bridegroom came as is his wont, nnheedcd her lamp
of Heaven. NJ
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MARRIED..

On oath inst, by H. H. Finch. Esq., Mr.. Jesse Weldon to
Miss Druslla Shepherd-all of Johnston county, NC.
AGE and Star please copy. = -. .3
In Pitt county, the 10th inst, by Elias Blount Esq.,
Mr. Jesse Hart of Green county to Miss Catherine Harper
youngest daughter of Edward Harper, ESQ.,
Mr.. Jesse j. Moss to Miss Sallie H. vck both of Nash
At Mt. Pleasant Rockingham county, 18th inst by Rev.
Jacob Doll, Mr. James H. Holt of Alamance Miss Laura
C.. Moore
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Gte Stanbarb.
A PRoCLAMATIONs

4 PRoCLAMATIoN. Z : =
HIS THOMAS ReAGS COVER
WHEREAS act passed by the last General Assem-
bly Of State by vote Of threeths Of all the
bers thereof duly certified copy Of which is as follows:
An ACT to amend the Constitution of the State of North
WHERE'S large number of the people are dsft.nehis.
ed by the freehold qualification required of voters for
members of the Senate Therefore,
SEC. l. BE enacted General assembly Of ne Sase
Of North Carolina, ard Q i hereby enacted BY The authority
ofthe same hreeh of the whole number of members OF
each House That the End s section
ofhe LIST article ofthe amended E o inc
people of North Carolina the second Monday OF N9!em-
ber the year of Our Lord eighteen hundred ana thirty
five, shall be amended to read as follows Every free Wne
uraized citizen of the United States and who has been
inhabitant Of the State for twelve months Immediately Pre-
ssdng the DAY of tie noe r member Of the
for the district in which he resides
SEC 2 Be further enacted That the Governor Of the
ton to the people of North Carolina, at least six months
before the next election for members of the General As
Amendment to the Constitution herein proposed, which
proclamation shall be accompanied by true and perfect
COPY of the act authenticated by the certificate of the
Secretary State and both the proclamation and
of this act the Governor State shall cause to pnb
shed in ten OF thus state a. least SIX months
Read three times and ratified in General Assembly this
Sd day of February, 1856.
WARREN WiNsLOW,
Speaker IF the Senate.
State of North Carolina /
Office of the Secretary of State, !
l. William Ill., Secretary of State, in and for the State
Of North Carolina do hereby certify that the foregoing is
true copy of the original ratified and file in this Of
flee.
Given under my hand this 9th day of January, 1856
w. HILL Secretary Of State.
Now therefore, conformity to the Constitution OF the
State and the requirements of the aforesaid act do issue
this my Proclamation making known the people of North
Caruia the provisions of said act and the amendment
thereby proposed be made the Constitution of the
State and do the to be published in ten
papers of this State six months before the election men,
beers of the next General Assembly.
In testimony whereof l. Thomas Bragg Governor
Of the State of North Carolina have hereto set my
H. s. hand and caused the great seal of the State to be
hereto affixed. Done at the City of Rae gh, this
the oath day of January, A. D., 1856, and i'll the
S0th year of our Independence.
THOS. BRAGG.
By the Governor:
PULASKI CewpER,
PricGts Secretary.
Raleigh, January "a, 1856. 19-6m.
tg Register, Raleigh, Observer, Fayetteville News,
Warrenton, Ashcve News. Salisbury Banner, Green's
boro' Patriot, Fayetteville Caroinan Wilmington Jour
nal and Democratic Pioneer copy weekly for six months
and send bills to Executive Office.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET

FAYETTEVILLE Jan. 90. 1856.
The market has been we'll supplied with BACON-sass
CORN to S. cisfair supply on market CcTToN market
observation-disclosures are buying at ones'urth
eighth above shippers noons-prncpal sales at s5s for
change in price of FLOUR-ecepts light and selling at
81 ~ TO IS So Stock in Warehouse about 400 bar reIs
mand at 0 cents. -. !.
SPIRITS TURPENrINE IS cts. Raw do no change.
OI,Oliaian.
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OAK CRY GUARDS, I

+,
WHEREAS i. has pleased God in his mysterious
Providence to remove from our midst an esteemed
friend and honorary member, Col. j. G. B. Rou-
hac--a useful and prominent citizen and an espe-
cal friend Of our corps, therefore,
Resolred That We tender to the relatives of the
deceased the assurances of heartfelt condolance in
their sad bereavement. 80 80 -
Resolced, That We pay the customary tribute Of
respect to the memory of brother soldier by at
tending his funeral obsequies in full dress uniform.
,Resolced, That we wear the usual badge of
ing for thirty days. fsfk ta# - .'a -
Resolced, That copy Of these resolutions be
transmitted to the family Of the deceased and that
they be published in the City papers. -
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND P1ILs ARE ASTONISHING
remedies for Scrofula and all Skin Diseases. As
salt penetrates meat viii this Ointment reach the
affected parts, if rubbed in externally Sold at the
manufactures, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New. York, and
No. "a Strand London and by all druggists, ~
Csc, 6aae., and 81 per pot or boz. 2
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FROM WASHINGTON.

We refer our readers to the proceedings under
Congressional head, and to the interesting letter of
our Washington correspondent.
Owing to the failure of the Northern mails, occa-
stoned by the heavy snow, we did net receive the
special message of the President on Kansas affairs
in time to be inserted to-day. Our readers will find
elsewhere in columns brief synopsis of it's lead
ing features; but we shall publish it in full in our
next 1t is just such document might have
been expected from President Pierce. 1t ais with
Kansas affairs, and with the unhappy difficulties
listing in that Territory in clear, Straightforward,
and just manner-ust to all sections of the country.
We concur with the Washington Union" that
"The special message transmitted to Congress on
Thursday cannot fail to make profound impression
throughout the country Its clear, simple, but for
chile statement of the facts connected with the origin
and progress of the existing troubles in Kansas
brings to view the real enibalrassments of the sub
ject in IA light so strong that the public mind must
be directed earnestly to the asccrtanment of early
and eifcctual solution of the impending dangers
No impartial man will read the message and with
hold from the President the acknowledgment that
he has discharged his duty with fidelity. Without
an effort, and by unyarnished rehearsal of the
facts, he has exploded the thousand calumnes which
had been industriously originated and circulated
against him. We doubt not that, whilst fanatcism
and sectonalism will find in the message pretcxts
for renewed denunciatons the sober, rational, and
national mind of the whole country will not only APP
prove cordially the impartialty, firmness, and
dor with which he has rebuked all nterferences in
the local affairs of Kansas, but the decided and
phatic announcement of his purpose to exert all the
power vested in him by the constitution and the laws
for the maintenance and preservation of order, and
the prevention Of bloodshed. Whether his special
recommendation Of an appropriation to enable him
to carry out efectualy his purpose shall be granted
by Congress, remains to be SEEM"
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For the Standard,
DEMOCRATS OF JOHNSTON Allow one of your
number to suggest to you the propriety of holding
a meeting in the town of Smithfie'd on Tuesday Of
February Court for the purpose of appointing dele
gates to the Gubernatoria Convention as well as to
select the time and place of holding County Con.
venton to nominate candidates for the Legislature.
A great deal is to be done this year, and if we
would succeed, we should be up and doing A
Governor, members of the Legislature and Presi-
dent are to be elected Johnston is largely Demo-
cratic and if are true to principles and
selves, she will be stronger this year than ever.
Nothing has ever defeated the Democracy in this
county but luke warmness and inactivity.
Come one come all to February Court, and let us
take the ball at the first hop, let US commune to-
gether and fire up the old spirit of Republicanism
which used to be felt in the days of Old Hickory,
and Nothing ism will be utterly exterminated
from our midst. In regard to the Legislature if we
will only bring out the proper men, and spirit Of
union and harmony be cherished, the man who
shall have the presumption and temerity to oppose
them, will, with his own hand dig his own grave.
Democrats Of Johnston Action, Action
A VOTER.
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BIRDS AND DEER-Thc cold weather, it is stated,
mas proved quite destructive to birds and deer
ssny Of both have persisted.
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DUEL--The Wilmington Commercial of Satur.
day says: much anxiety is felt in this community
relative to the fate of Mr. Fulton Of the Journal and
Mr. Burr Of the Herald. who left town on Wednes-
DAY last to fight duel, somewhere beyond the bor-
aers of the State. We lear4, that Mr.. Fulton was
the challenger ttesss
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JEGRO HIRING.-HAVING BEEN VERY DE

NEGRO HIRING.-HAvING BEEN VERY DE.
vSIROUS, the Executor Of Sherwood Haywood decd
and having been prevented from 50 doing BY one.nnth
the claimants reduced to the necessity of hiring them
out and will hire out ef those fit to hire Sf hundred
Court House Raleigh to the highest bidder Tie hiring
will take place at II o'clock and Mr. Lewis ". Peck
receive applications to that time hire any of them r.
vately to good and humane masters. -
. Ex'r of Sherwood Haywood, decd. :
JAN "a, 1856. '' 2O-2t. -
4 UCTION SALE OF FINE FURNITURE
~! shall sell ON Thursday the sls nst splendid lot of
Furniture consisting Of Bureaus Bedsteads, Wardrobes
Chairs, Tables Mattresses Crockery Lamps &c. &c. Sale
to commence at IL O'Clock, at my STORE. -
~, ..s, Auction and Com. Merchant.
jan 2elh. 1906 20-lt.
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO The FIRM or
Schloss Bro will come forward and settle either
cash or note as no further indulgence be given.
JAM 26, 1856. 2O-tf
TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO TIE JAZZ OF J
IL Person County, Sunday The 9Th instant runaway
the fact and that his is William Mayo and that Be
was raised about Greenville Virginia Said negro Is about
eight inches high with small feet and hands had on when
taken up white pants bombazne coat and striped cotton
vest all badly worn The owner Of said slave e hereby
he will be dealt with as the law directs.
Roxboro', Jan, 10, 1885, !, 80 =, so--tf q
.
II FLED that have sold my boy, DenD heretofore I'd.
vertised with the offer Of 300 Reward inform
all persons that am longer liable for such Reward
have parted with the boy. .I i.. 81 -,.e.sg Il
81, $50 .l..ss fs5ss w. GRAY STRICKLAND. ~:
January 26, 1855. Es,4 &l-st@ss 900 81 20-lt ya
TRvING's LIFE OF wAsHINGTON.-vOL I, JUST
1received for Subscribers only at POMEROY'S. a,
Raleigh, Jan. 20, 1856. ~ ~ 2p-a
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, WARRENe
- COUNTY. Warren Court Of Equity. October Term.
1859 Petition for sale Of real estate James W. Jordan
Lucy Barrow James White and wife Iabths, Ezsbeth
Virgins, Susan N. Whitehead, Lucy r. WgGns james Is
Virgins, John w. Virgins, and William r WiFgius. chile
dren of Mary Virgins and John WigginA and
Rem and wife aancy, and William srgn q; S Msrss
and Mary Strum, John j. Strum, Elizabeth dtrnn ed
Thomas b. Stru, children of Burchet L. Srum and Vii.
liam Strum. s}fIe. kssI ~ III 5stAJ 20 HI "a
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cous t
fendants Marceus Jordan, Elizabeth Hayes Rnfas Strung
and Ben Norwood in the above cause, are
this State It sordered that publication be made for SIX
for the said defendants 70 be and appear Ct the term
of Court Of Equity, to Be held fw the County Of
rem q the Court House 10 Warrenton the third Nor
day n Mach next thes spd here to answer e
mur 70 he aid bill othesyiee the be taken ~
Wins: G. II Coz, Clerk and Aastss q aid Court s.
EQUITY It oce ii the third Monday sSses -
f0o' - = 9. y. COOK, G. n. E.+
Iaauary IL laSR 110gOWoW.