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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-09-24

James W. Osborne and Daniel ~. Barrlnger,
leading old line Whigss for Buchanan and
Breckenridge.
We have the qualification of announcing that
James W. Osborne, ESQ.,, of Mcckenburg, and Hon.
Daniel NJ. Barringer, of Cabarrus-'eading old line
Whigs-have announced their determination to vote
for Mr. Buchanan and thus to unite with the national
Democracy in the great effort now being made to
save the Union. We hail the accession of these
gentlemen with pride and pleasure, and we strike
hands with them most cordially in this " union of
the South for the sake of the Union" We give be-
low letter from an esteemed correspondent in An
County, stating the position of Mr.. Osborne, as
declared by himself recently in marlborough; and
also stating-what is both gratifying and remarka-
be-that the chairman and the entire committee of
five, who waited Mr.. Osborne, are all old line
Whigs and with him in this crisis in this union with
the national Democratic party.
We look for large gain for Mr.. Buchanan in the
Counties of Mecklenburg, Richmond, Union, Anson,
and Cabarrus.
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TWELVE OF THE INFAMOUS THREE THoUsAND."-
We copy the following from late number of the
New Haven Register:
"PoL1T1cAL CLERGYMES-The Rev. ]. Holmes, political
clergyman of the black fusion party ard of the 5000
ned that bkptemoGs protest Congress, has
Gently seduced and absconded with girl of sixteen the only
daughter of poor widow leaving his wife and two children
destitute circumstances. This the twelfth of
dcon and ruin of mems wives by these political priests
Who signed that protest"
Verify, as God is just, and will reward good deeds
and punish bad, "hel will be moved" to meet these
II en- "at their coming" Much, very much Of the
abolition agitation North, is to be traced to men
who profess to be preachers Of the Gospel. They
preach rifles, and murder, and nsurrection instead
OF love and good will to man. "Ye serpents, ye
generation of vipers, how ye escape tho damna-
ton of hell"
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LAND FOR SALE.

VNHE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE TRkCT
IL of valuable swamp land, containing upwards of
acres in body situated in Pitt county, between Swift
Greek and Ciayroot Swamp, mile from the public ad
leading from Greenvie To Newben, mile from c.,
vile at which place there is semweekly MALL
one mile from public school house. and niue miles from
public landing Neuse river Said land has very heavy
growth on it, consisting mostly of black gums cypres e
and popars and canal extending into the body of The
land and side ditches with ample fa which thoroughly
drain it. .-..
None of the land is cleared but portion of the trees
which land enough for hundred barrels cr
beaded or cut round and which will make from
60 barrels per if properly cultivated Said Land
is situated in the healthest portion of the county.
Any person wishing to purchase a farm of swamp Land
that will produce or Thousand barrels corn will do well
to examine it, will sell il low and accornmodat n
terms. - -
For further information address S. Cox Coxvie n. c.
G. W. Cox, Greenve, y. c. call on either who will
take great pleasure time in showing land uy
one desirous of purchasing such far1n., -
s. cox,
q. W. cox.
Aug. &c, 1856. ll47-wta5l
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RoGuERY AMONG THE g BLAcks."-We beg pardon
OF the African race-we do not mean theeSouthern
blacks but the black Republicans of the free
States. The Ne, York Herald states that the letter
Of Gov. Johnston, declining the nomination for the
Vice Presidency,wa "surreptitousy obtained" from
the North American Committee. That is the letter
Of Gov. Johnston was stolen from the Committee,
and published for the benefit of Dayton. Johnston
has withdrawn his declenson for the present.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-09-24

HE FAYETTEVILLE CARoLN1AN-We are glad to
See the spirit and energy with which this valuable
journal is conducted by its new Editor, Mr.. Wight
man. The Caro.inian has always been favorite
with US; and though heretofore we'll managed it has
rst none Of its interest or usefuln ess under Mr.
"'shtman. He is bold, able, and vigorous wri.
"r;and it is very apparent that the Observer and
Argus are not very anxious to encounter him in the
aeld of argument
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Fusion Meeting in PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 17.-At meeting Of Repub-
pudiated the Union ticket, but he was hooted down
and hustled out of the meeting. The meeting then
passed resolutions approving the Union ticket form
ed procession and joined the Fillmore meeting at
Spring Gardens, where similar resolutions were
naSSed
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-09-24

LARGE SALE OF SLAvEs.-Attention is invited to
the advertisement of L. P. Devereux, ESQ.,, in to-
days paper, of sale of three hundred valuable
Saves These slaves have been reared on the low
grounds of Roanoke, and are, therefore, already &C.
ciima:ed for the Southwest. They all black
The sale, it will be observed, is announced for cash
but ample time will be given upon satisfactory
curity. s-
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Portsmouth Rife Corps.

Ata regular meeting of the Portsmouth Rife
Corps, holden September IL, 1866, it was resolved
that said Company celebrate the approaching 10Th
of October in the City of Raleigh, N. C. And fur
ther that the above be published in the Portsmouth
Transcript and Raleigh Standard
JOHN @. OWENS,
Secy of Ports. Rife Corps.
Portsmouth, Va, Sept. 10, 1856.
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eY We understand that the Winter season Of
the Raleigh Thespian Association " will soon com.
mence, and that the first meeting will be held this
Friday) evening, in the Town Hall, at halfpast 8
o'clock. We glad to that there is prospect
of shortening the dull winter evenings and that the
good citizens OF Raleigh will have lively time !"
of it during the session of the Legislature. Tis
mored that the Thespian's contemplate making their
first appearance during the " Fair" week-a lucky
idea,
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PORTSMOUTH RIFLE CoRps.-It will be seen, by
n:' ,'e IN another column, that this fine Company
H. ,' WISH Visit Raleigh on the 10Th of October, during
fl. ''a'e FAR They will be warmly received by
AsAs generally - =.
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Aug. GO, ls5
WALTON HOUSE,

z.
VNHIS NEW HOTEL Is NOW OPENED FOR THE
reception of regular and transient Boarders and the
travelling public Every needed arrangement has been
made to promote the comfort of those who NAV stop with
me- Ny rooms are large well ventilated and better fns-
Iished than any Hotel North Carolina II is NV inivn.
tion TO make this FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
My Stables large and well supplied with pruyender
and an prepared q moments notice TO supply NV CTS
toners with Horses and conveyances part Of The
surrounding country. C. s. BROWN, Proprietor.
June ls, 1856. ll2g-wSr
The Stage Office for the Tr-wecky Line Of Coaches 10
Salisbury and Ashevie, is kept at the Walton House.
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MARRIED.,

On the lth inst by the Pew. T. u. Faucette Mr. James
4. Mckee Miss Elizabeth B. Woods all of Orange Co.
In Person county, Wednesday the 10th instant by
Thomas F. Moore Esq, Mr. James L. Wagner, to Miss
Narcissa B. Jones, all of said county.
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nNHEBLAND HOUSE.-Salea at Auction.-1hs
IL valuable property, situated in the of Greesb.-
ough will be sold 10 the highest bidder, at PUBLIC
AUCTION in said town, Tuesday the 2Ist day Of
October next This Hotel situated the
iness part Of town, and offers inducements any
ing to engage in the business Of Hotel keeping equal To
eny location in the Western part of the Stale Terms
and will be made known on day Of SALE
JOEL MCLEAN
WILLIAM S. RANKIN,
DAVID MCLEAN.
Creensborough, n. C., Sept. 10th, 1856 ll5c-4tw.
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THE kNUCKLE WASHING MACHINE.
WITH 200 FLOATING RALL2

of the Patent Right in the Counties Of Johpsten
Wake, Person, Caswel Alsmance and Orange N C.. Al
e.sended to. - ALEYK DfCkSO&S
Also. for sale by James n Towlss, Raeigh, NC.
July 6, 1856. 81. go ,llA2-vks
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L. s. PERRY,
DENTAL SURGEON.
RALEIGH, n. C

:. u.
References. ra
To the Faculty of the Baltimore College of Dental sur-
geryi Rev Dr. Smedes Rev. Mr.. Mcdowell DR.. Chas. L.
johnson, Dr. Fab Haywood, Hon. III. Bryan Raleish
Rev DR. Lacy Davidson College; Profs. Owen and Win.
gate Wake Forest College: Prof Wheat Chapel Hili:
Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald, Jackson, n. C. .s-'7.I'
April O. 1886. 49,. --. '-a.-.l.. 4l-ly.
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kw Read the noble article in the Standard to-day
from the New York News, Oem.) headed " The ef-
feet of Sectionalism on the business of the North"
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Tri.W ekly Line of Four Horse Post coahes
from salisbury to Asheville, through i'm thir.

ty.siX Hours,
(NONNECTING WITH THE NORTH CAROLINA
" Railroad. Having purchased the line from Asheyille
to Morganton have stocked the road with good Horses
and experienced and accommodating drivers. Also
Concord two horse Coaches After the 18th of March,
will leave Asheville Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saur-
days-connecting at Morganton with my line of Four
Horse Coaches. -
pains expense will be spared make this the most
comfortable and expeditions stage road in the State Try
the road and judge for yourselves 49,
NoIgantou, March "a, 1856. - ul7-wn
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1t is known that there is at Washington City, an
enormous electioneering fund drawn from the Ma
tional Treasury, which is applied to the publication
of documents slanderous and neanly abusive of the
American party and its candidates, for the purpose
Of aiding the election of James Buchanan to the
Presidency. Kinston Adroeate.
The above is false
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LATE FROM KANsAs.-Kansas advices to the 10th
instant state that the free State prisoners have been
released on bail. Gov. Gcary has issued procla-
nation, commanding all armed bands to disperse. =
No fighting recently. = ..s..g..
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WHOLE NUMBER ISL.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
UlHE UNDERSIGNED INVITE PROPos

Il the erection of College Buildings at Davidson College,
to cost from so to the buildings to be Of brick
rock foundation three-storics hgh covered with tin
work Plans and specifications will be exhibitsd by the
Chairman at any time, after the lst of Decembers The
contract will he closed at Charlotte the 18th day of
cember Any member of the committee will communicates
information ON the subject to persons desiring to
for the Buildings. -
DRURY LACY, Chairman, D. G.
!: !. +. \: SSssassss' Sssosss, }ch.r,e,,s. c.
j. H. WILSON, .-.-- - 5v-. 49, Z
JOIN KNOX, Chesterrille, s. C. ~ -.
DANIEL CoLEnAS, Concord, n. C.. ----s.. =. s-'
3. 6aea A. ba1la' Da1ns' Salisbury, NC
n. b. GRIER Wilmington, n. G. - .E.y-.=F
Sept. l9, 1885, 1l5l-weS
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Shipvreck.

The American ship Ocean, homeward-bound from
Amsterdam with large number Of passengers t.
New York, has been lost The captain and twenty
of the passengers and crew escaped.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-09-24

w- There are various kinds of fibs-the fib in.
genious, the fib selfish the b from fear the b eva
sve, (Know Nothing) and the fb malicious; but the
following, from the Edenton Banner is the fib de-
hberate:
"Lte crossroads politicians who not having been elec
ted constable by The American party have left it, and swell
ling with imp rtance have paid county court lawyer
"a 10 write them withdrawal card having it to
the Standard have is rumored had pay 81 to have
published Which 81 processes to be appropriated to de-
fraynp the election expenses"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-09-24

HoPEFUL.-1he Edenton Banner says: ave think
it very safe calculation to say that Fillmore will
carry North. Carolina by from 900 to 1000 major
ity." We think it very safe calculation to say,
that when the sky falls we shall catch larks.
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= AAA ACRES LAND FOR SALE
e1eVUV The subscriber would offer 5000 acres .f
land for sale upon the most reasonable The abov.
lands situated in Surry county, both sides of the
road leading from the Pilot Mountain Rockford and Dob
son, and two miles west of VIM. Glams residence all If
which tract is in woods and well watered BY the Ararat
river and its tributaries and well adapted The growth If
tobacco and grain. The most reasonable indulgence will
be given to purchasers For further particulars reference
may be made TO WIN. Gillian Pilot Mountain, D. c. or
German Bernard, Wilson, \. c.
ALSO TO LEASE
The plantation where VIM. Gillian lives containing
$50 acres under cultivation Also the Pilot Hte Miner
al Spring and Pilot Mountain. Reference made as above
GERMAN BERNARD.
Sept II, 1856. ll50-w3u
~ Danvile (ya,l Republican copy three months and
send bill to T. H. Gillian, Pilot Mountain NC.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 16.-Advices from Harrisburg state
in effect that the Americans of Pennsylvania will not under
any circumstances form co4On with the black Repub
licans in nominating electoral ticket. '
Glad to hear it. and trust it NAV prove true
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-09-24

a. Read Fletcher. Esq, of Pine Bluff, has been
appointed United States Attorney for the eastern
district of Arkansas
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-09-24

w What do those Southern K. N. journals,
which have been circulating the false report that Mr.
Buchanan was about to withdraw from the contest,
think of themselyesP
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Markets..

WASHINGTON, Sept. -Baltimore-Market dull
correct quotations cannot be given.
NeU York.-Flour dull and lower. State $5aa$6l
Ohio $64a$63. Southern $7as7 40. Wheat de-
nominal. Corn lower-Mixed
Csc. a 67e. Stocks lower-Virgna 925.
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9TH MONTH, 1856.
McILWAINE & GRAHAM

9TH MONTH, 1856. -
McILWAINE & GRAHAM.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.
No. 60 SYcAxoRK STREET
Petesx6urg Va, =
"a Of their mportstions of
English, Irish, Scotch and French Goods, -.
which, with large purchases Northern and Eastern
markets. enable them offer Stock equal If not superior
to ever owned by themselves their predecessors Psa
4 McIlwaine
McILwAINE & GRAHAM
Agents for North Carolina Cotton Yarns "A Sheetiues and
A. Osnaburgs, and for genuine Irish Flax Threads and
Shoe Threads Virginia Fulled Linseys and Kersays.
Sept. IL, 1856. S6-st
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Yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON Sept. 1S.-In New York the Re.
lief Hospital reports four new cases of Yellow Fe.
yer, amongst them DR.. Bailey of the U. S. Army.
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an MONDAY THE 29TH INST, THE UNDER.
~ SIGNED will sell to the highest bidder, FerreIl
Tates store in Wake county Is miles northwest of Rs,
egh and miles east OF Durhams Depot their Steam
Saw-Ml, with all the apparatus belonging same
The Mill is in good condition. and has been use only
about months and saws easily from to thousand
of plank per day We will also sell the same time ard
Ilce good team consisting of two large mules and tnu
horses harness. DC Also, large log Wagon will be Sold
credit of six months will be given if desired Come
every body who wants good barainsa determined
to sell for division. ..-' = :
CALVIN ]. ROGERS
WILLIAM DANIEL,
BENZ Y. ROGERS.
September l2, 1856. SID.
~ Register and Age copy till day.
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New York Politics.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ls.-The Syracuse boiling
Northern Americans repudiate the connection with
the black Republicans, and are determined to call
another Convention.
" adsworth for Governor and Moses H. Grnnell for
Lieut.. Governor.
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z AAA ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

September 12, 1856.
~ Register and Age copy till day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

7
We have been favored with the perusa OF letter from
Mr.. Henry Gotcl at Rvas giving Information direct aud
reliable fcm Costa Rica. Don Carlos Arunda had re-
turneo TO Rivas fTom Guanacasta whittier he went soon
after the Costa Rcan army left, and whore he has been
stopping Don Carlos saye that all the stirring
reports that have heretofore originated about the Invasion
Of this COT nry are purely imaginary To speak 10 Cos
IA Rcan OF a second invasion Of Nicaragua much OF
insult that the subject Il alluded TO- Any actual
attempt to get up aston would probably result Ia
revolution against the home government
The town OF Guanacasie Ia reducei IN population fully
one-tbTd. The cholera end dysencry have Swept the
people away by scores. The best idea that be given
Of its proeira,on Is the fact that, while the epidemic
ragged most pow erfuly Gen. Canas himself engaged IN
digging graves and his Adjutsnt acted as cartman.
Gen Canss has gone into the interior, leaving Guiana.
casia occupied by orty men, with picket guard OF nf-
teen twenty men, both at Sapoa and Salinas. Two or
three American deserters had passed through Guiana
food, and the natives frightened from rendering
stance by the chances Of their beng made 10 account TO
this government for aiding such men to escape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

On ths part of the Cubans invite you to attend this
anniversary occasion; ard at the same time arz com
men in whose behalf come We are here 70 sSyocse ate
and defend the principles Of civilization and progress;
and TO you their great head and leader appeal for
and support on this occasion The Sen ral
accepted the invitation.
the 18th of August 1851 the island Of Cuba between
250 Cubans under Gen. Lopez TOO Spaniards uader
Gen Emma The battle fought at great dsadvansage
Dy the Cubans but nevertheless they gained brilliant
victory routing the Spanards from chosen command
ing posions with great loss 1t was in remembrance of
Is v,c.ory na1 tne anniversary supper ON Wednesday
On the entrance Of the General the Cubaus were drawn
walked past the banner was dropped. and Yankee
Doodle was performed by the band.
The invited guests ed the reception roo and paror at
very early hour, and after interval of conversation
masc were invited 70 the supper table The repa
"The battle Of Las Posas-t demonstrated that when
they met upon open field the Spaniards with
stand the Cubans." prolonged applause.)
BY CHARLES CALLAHAN, Esq.:-We have toasted the
Crttencen Lopez and the other whose blood has
watered the soil Of Cuba and consecrated it TO The harvest
Major CAYcEx after profacug thn Nicaragua was the
nucleus around which the patriot Cuoans migh rally
and that here they would find that sympathy and
assistance to the cause OF progress everywhere pro
po.ed-
/" The health Of cur President and General
Inc widest enthusia IN succeeded this sentiment and
ot unt the General arose to respond could any voice
nave peen hesrd The President said he well aware
IL was Tor no deed which had been done that his namc
was received with such acclamaon but what was TO
De done; and, continued he, II the courtenance aud
support OF those men who have so far sustained me
IN my course shall continue to follow and uphold
tne reyoution, whatever strength Of mind force OF
nand possess, shall be devoted to the Gentle
men, what has been done it rs to be hoped will lead 10
ne Iurtherance Of greater results and confident In this
laepeal to the anniversary Of this day in 1857.
Brigadar Generz HoRSsBY-I drink to the success OF
our little navy and 10 the health Calender Faysoux
the first and only swim ashore at Cardeaas with
q rope in his mouth
Senor ARGUERRo proposed g The Liberation of Cusan-
for, said the speaker it is surrounded by liberty and
must be free.
BY Lieutenant Colonel LAxE-"Th Hope OF Cuba
General Walker"
After this toast the President mede move to with
draw but his attention claraed by Brgader General
HoRNsBY, who proposed a toast 10
"A woman whose glorious heart and active mind will
do more service to the OF liberty than all our
strength or muscle-to Mrs. General Cam eau-to Cora
Montgomery"
Thunders OF applause succeeded, ami the sentiment
was drank standing and in honor.
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The Mosquito Question.

From Fl Ncaraguense Aug 10.
In the reply OF the Earl OF Clarendon to Secretary Mar
cy-brought out by the last seamer-s the foIowing-
Mr. Marcy when he Britain laws
claim possession territory the Mosquito
and her Majesty considers they have al
ways considered that the future condition Of the Mosquito
dans for which her Majesys bound in honor
to provide, might be assured by direct negotiations II
conended has been coItended that British go
yernmen consistently with the stpulaons OF the treaty
1850 could, In the of the Mosquito Indians take with
military force and hold San Juan de Nicaragua other
point In Central America; and her Majesy's
with Mr. Marcy that such proceeding would
conclable with the Independence neutrality the
and would render the treaty nugaory the
States; but such question has anced and
no such proceeding has been contemplated.
The Nicaraguan government shares with the Earl of
Clarendon the opinion that the future OF Mosquito and
the Indian tribes nhabing might ought be- the
subject Of direct negotiation and In order to facilitate
the question has appointed Don Domingo DC Goicouria
Minister to the Court OF ST. James represent Mica
ragua.