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T'HE subscriber having been appointed.
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Cot Nssls ! Cot Nails.
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Dee0. No. ~ Chsseb street.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-05-28
MASS MEETING IN SHELBY.

AT a public meeting held in Shelby, on the 18th
inst, a resolution was adopted, recommending that
all persons in the two Congressional districts repre-
sented by the Hon. 7. L. Clingman, and the Hon.
Burton Craige, who are opposed to Know Nothing
ism and in favor of the reelection of Gov. Bragg,
to assemble in Mass Meeting, at Shelby, Cleave-
and County, on the second Monday in July next.
number of eloquent public speakers, of this
and other States will be invited and have rea-
son to believe that some of the most brilliant and
patriotic orators in the country will he present.
The following named gentleman were appointed
Committe Of arrangement and invitation, viz w.
H. Green, j. NJ Ware, F. S. Ramsour, W. w. Green,
P. D. Gold, John Weber, A. r. Homsely, Joseph
Carroll, Martin Roberts G. Dickson, William Blan-
ton, A. W. Burton; and to these were added the
name Of John R. Logan, the Chairman of the meeting.
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Male Collegiate Institute.
f. w. ADAMS, A. M, Principal,
WITH COMPETENT ASsISTANTs

VNHIS INSTITUTION, LOCATED AT STRIcK
= landsvhle, Immediately the Wilmington Weldon
H. H. mas oeen erected for the purpose of promoting the
educational interest of the State own County in
Parsuar we have spared neither pains expenses in
erecting suitable building for school purposes
gard both to the health convenience of the nnns AZ
aiso 10 Whatever be conducive their menial and
Physica Improvement In fine feel assured that but
lew schools IN our State highly favored she is can offer
superior inducements those the classical and mathe
masica Seminary of this place. We hone and do ernect
largely 10 share the public patronage
Sric6andsviie Is Of the heathest VILLAGES in the
eastern portion of the State and presents but few induce
men 10 anect the morals of the pupils The students will
neghborhood. " " '-SA-s0
The Trustees have placed the Seminary under the control
of T. W. Adams A. NJ, teacher of much experience and
success who IN addition his several diplomas brngs
r gentlemen OF the highest literary standing this
State and Virginia, the most satisfactory testimonals Of
thorough for the discharge Of the important
duties of his station.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
One half payable in aduancs.
Primary English Classes q, m
Mod Geography, English Grammar, Arithmetic His.
tory and Writing Is 90
Incidental expenses, so
close OF the session. and deduction from the tuition will
be made except in case of proracted sickness
board Can be obtained in the family of the Prpcps at
per session. exclusive Of lights half payable Ia sd.
vance, lhe other at the close of the session.
Reports OF the department and progress of each suent
Will be furnished his parent guardian abou tbe ndd.
and close t each session. ~ e
The frst session will commence Monday in June 1854
particulars address the Principal StrckIsnds.
'hie' n. y. NJ. K DEVANE, NJ. D.
Pres't of board of Trustees
J. N. PETERSON, Secy. = NN
Strcksndsvile, n. C. 1las-vtA1
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Wake County Democratic Association.


On Monday evening, the 10Th instant, number
of Democrats of the County of Wake, assembled at
the Courthouse in Raleigh, pursuant to previous
adjournment,-Frank /. Wilson in the Chair.
w. w. Holden, Chairman of the Committee on
permanent officers for the Democratic Association
of Wake County, reported the following officers:
For President of the Association, Q lentin Busbee;
Vice Presidents F. l. Wilson, NJ. A. Bledsoe Jor-
dan Womble, Sr., and John p. Harrison Secreta-
res, w. H. Laughter and j. X. Marriott; Executive
Committee, John c. Partridge, w. Hogan Jones,
Ed. G. Haywood, j. F. Hutchins, and Ira Beckwith.
The report unanimously adopted.
F. l. Wilson, on retiring from the chair delivered
an eloquent, pertinent and cutting speech.
d. committee appointed for that purpose, consist
ing of Messrs John A. Rogers and p B. Burt, con-
Quoted Mr.. Busbee to the chair, when Mr.. Busbee
entertained the Association for time and in
able manner upon some of the issues now before
the country, and especially the importance Of
thorough organization.
A. NJ. Lewis Esq, being called upon spoke at
considerable length and very much to the edifca-
ton and satisfaction of all present. except some few
Know Nothings.
E. G. Haywood was next called on, and respond
ed in an able manner, confining himself principally
to State issues.
Maj G. ii. Wilder then followed, in response to q
call, and spoke with his usual force and ability af-
ter which the Association adjourned, subject to the
call Of the President.
@. BUSBEE, Prest.
y " K r. M.ss'eTT LsssgrsH' Secs.
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ported the following resolutions which were adopted:
Resolred, That this meeting approve of the pro-
posed Convention to be held in the City of Raleigh,
on Monday 10Th inst, for the purpose Of nomnat-
ing suitable candidates to run for the next Legisa
ture, and for the Office of Sheriff
Resolped, That the Chairman appoint twenty del
egates to represent this district in said Convention
Resolced, That this meeting point with pride and
satisfaction to the resolutions adopted by the recent
Democratic State Convention, and we cordially ap-
prove of the principles of the Democratic party as
there laid down.
On motion of D. B. Holland,
Resotced, That We pledge our cordial support to
the nominees of said County Convention.
In accordance with the End resolution the Chair.
man appointed the following gentlemen as delegates,
viz: Enoch Booker, Bennett Holland, Edwin Hoile-
man, John H. Burt, Henry c. Lashley, Jas: Boothe
John M. Richardson, D. H. Gardner, Green Beck
with, Eaton Collins, P. B. Burt, Jesse Burt, Mark
Barker, A. Leslie, Wesley ]. Lashley, Isham Ho-
land, James Ennis, William B. Jones, Christopher
Holleman, John A. Peddy.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were ad-
ded to the delegation.
On motion of G. Beckwith, it was ordered that
the proceedings of this meeting be sent to the n c.
Standard for publication.
On motion, the thanks of the meeting were ten
dered to the Chairman and Secretary for the able
manner in which they had performed their several
duties
The meeting then adjourned.
BURWELL ROLLINS, Chm'n.
D. B. HOLLAND, Sec'y.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-05-28

PRESIDENTIAL ELEcToR.-The official report of the
proceedings in to-day's paper, will show that the
Convention of Delegates from the several counties
of this, the 7th Electoral District, who assembled
in this town, Tuesday last appointed with great
unanimity, R. P. Waxing Esq, as the Presiden-
of.Anson, Cabarrus, Catawba, Cleveland, Castor,
Lincoln, Mecklenburg. Rowan, Stanly, and Union.
Mr.. w. gentleman too well known to require
eulogy at our hands. As an able lawyer, he is, we
believe, we'll known in every county Of the district,
and as the accomplished Editor Of this paper, for
several years, his powers are familiary known.
Young, talented, good speaker, familiar with the
political history Of the times, and jealous in the
cause of Democracy, the Constitution, Southern and
equal rights, he will prove thorn in the side of
{" Sam" wherever he pitches lance.
Charlotte Democrat.
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Nesos from Kansas.

CHICAGO, May IA letter from Kansas dated
9th inst states that the Mssourians having threat
ened to destroy the testimony taken before the in
vestigatng committee, sealed packages of the pro-
ceedings up to the time of the departure of Mr.
Robinson, were placed in charge of that gentleman
for Washington. These dispatches have not been
discovered in possession of Mr.. R. at Lexngton-his
wife at his request, having proceeded with them af.
ter his arrest Had it not been for this, she would
have remained with her husband.
ST. LOUIS, May 16.-The Kansas correspondent
of the St. Louis Republican writes that Gov Shan
non has sent an express to Lexington, Missouri,
with the papers necessary for the arrest and return
of Mr.. Robinson. The committee of investigation
are in session at Leavenworth 1t is understood
that Mr.. Oliver will present minority report when
the committee returns to Washington.
[sEcoND DESPATCH.
ST. LOUIS May 19.-Dates have been received
from Kansas to the 14th. Sheriff Jones is conva.
lescent. Mr.. Brown, the editor of the Herald of
Freedom, had been arrested while endeavoring to
leave the Territory. Ex-Gov. Reeder bad fed, but
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MECKLENBURG COUNTY.


We learn from the Charlotte Democrat that the
following ticket has been nominated for the Legisa-
ture by the Democrets of Mecklenburg: For the
Senate, William R. Myers; for the Commons, Will
liam F. Davidson and William NJ. Matthews. The
Democrat says:
" These popular nominations, as evidenced by
the unanimy with which they made by the large
number who attended the meeting from all parts Of the
country They gentlemen of Intelligent of high stand
and all well known to the voters of the Mr. Myers
was member of the last House of Commons, Mr. David
son the Mayor of town, and Mr. Mathews resident
OF Providence enjoying envabe popularity in his sec
ticket which every good Democrat of Meckenburg will
cordially and enthusiastically support, and which will COM
mand the respect if the votes of all their political op
ponents."
The Democrat pays the following we'll deserved
compliment to Messrs. Walker and Black, former
members:
Two Of our late able and worthy representatives in the
Legislature could not be prevailed to accept another
Senator who has led the Democrats Neck
Ienburg to victory in many hard thought contest and
William Black Esq., of excellent Delegates in the
last House of Commons For reasons of imperative
domestic character these gentlemen to the regret of their
friends felt obliged decline another election
will take the interest in the of their worthy
though they themselves the ticket
matter of especial regret, that Captain Walker
the Napoean of Meckeuburg Democracy who has long
and ably represented his county in the Senate should
have been PEELED by family aliction. home.
He carries with him into retirement the thanks kind wish
and sincere regards of the entire body of his political
friends and the respect of his political opponents"
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y Will subdue the pain and Inflammation from the re-
verest burns or scaid in from minuesad
that will heal the wounds without scar and ecfu.IIv
cure Fever Sores-PilesS Rheum-InAammatory Rbeu.
matism-Sore and Infamed -Cuts-Wounds- Bruises
Od and lnveterate SOresScad Head-Corns and Bunonx
IErysipelas-Sprains- Swellngs- Felons- Chlblains-
Bites OF lnsects-Sweed and Broken Breast-Sore MIN
pes-Eruptons- all other nHammatory and eutane-
Gus diseases where the parts affected can be reached
Don't be ncredulous about the many diseases named to
De cured by only one tngbut reflect, that the few but
ana as enumeratedone four-can reach not
alone the diseases but many more not en-
umerated. ~ w.
Query-Do REGULAR pRrp PHYSICIANS persc,,p.
cALohEL ISwARDLY FOR SCORES DIFFERENT p1sIAsEsi
Each box OF GENUINE DALLEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR has
it Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatures Of C.
CLlCkENER& CO., proprieors and HENRY Dali
manufacurer All others counterfeit Price 25
cents per box.
All orders should be addressed to c. " Clickeuer
Co, 81 Barclay street, New York
Sold in Raleigh by PESCUD GATLING. and all Drug.
giss throughout the United States
April 81, 1856. Av1x
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Thirtv.Fourth Congress..First Session.

W WASHINGTON, May ~ 1896.
SENATE.-Two messages were received from the
President, vetong bills for the improvement of the
mouth of the Mississippi, and the fats of the St
Clair river. The President, in returning these bills
says he regards them part of general system
of internal Improvement, and he refers to his mes
sage Of 1854, vctong the river and harbor bill, for
his views the subject. The further considera-
ton Of the bills was postponed till Wednesday. Mr..
Cass stated that he should ask leave when con-
venient opportunity offered, to show that he had
been misunderstood by Mr.. Champion in a certain
correspondence with the British Government Mr..
Sumner made speech on the Kansas question
When Mr. Sumner concluded his speech, the Sem
ate adjourned.
HousE-The House passed Mr. Wheeler's joint
resolution authorizing hs Secretary of the Navy to
dispatch a vessel with provisions privately contribu.
ted, to the Cape Verde sufferers. The vote on the
passage of the resolution was-ayes l23, noes "a.
Mr. Galloway asked leave to introduce a resolu-
ton enquiring if the President has received any in
formation of the recent murders and assaults in
Kansas, which enumerated in the resolution and
whether steps have been taken for the arrest and
prosecution Of the persons engaged in the outrages.
The House refused to suspend the rules by vote of
1O2 to 59-not two-thiids Mr.. Keitt moved the
suspension Of the rules, to enable him to in
troduce resolution for the adjournment of Congress
on the 1st Of August. The motion was negatived
ayes n, noes 81. The House adjourned.
WASHINGTON May go.
In the SENATE, Mr. Seward Intellectually urged
the passage of the House joint resolution, in refer
ence to the Cape de Verde sufferers.
The Consular and Diplomatic appropriation Bill
was passed.
Mr. Benjamin, from the Committee on Commerce,
reported a joint resolution, requiring the Commits.
soner of Patents to take the necessary stepts to OBJ
tain information relative to the growth and consump-
ton of tobacco and cotton in the several countries
of the world, which was passed.
Mr.. Summer concluded his speech Kansas
affairs
In the Senate Mr.. CAss characterized the speech
of Mr. Sumner as the most Anti-American in every
particular, that he even heard. Senators Douglas
and Mason accused him as being unfit for the as
sociaton of gentlemen, and entirely destitute of
truth. Mr.. Sumner replied in a strain of the most
severe vulgarity. Great sensation was produced in
the galleries, lobbies and body of the House.
In the House, Mr.. Bennett, of New York, from the
Committee on Public Lands, reported bill giving one
million and forty-eight thousand acres Of land in
Wisconsin, to aid in the construction of three rail-
roads therein, embracing five hundred mles. An
Intellectual motion was made to table the bill, by
vote Of 81 for, against 76.
The House adjourned pending the discussion of
the Wisconsin land bill.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-05-28

Teachers CONVENTIONAL district Convention
of Teachers and the friends of education was held
at Goldsboro' on Wednesday the 9TH inst, VIM. K.
Lane. ESQ.,, in the Chair, and VIM. Robinson Sec
retary.
The object of the Convention was stated to be to
unite teachers of all schools and grades and the
friends of educaton, generally, throughout the State
in one homogeneous working body, for the cause
of Education. After progressing as far as in its
power towards the accomplishment of this object,
the Convent on appointed Committee to make ar
rangements for holding general Convention at
such times and places as the Committee may, ,des-
gnate, to consider-irst : the best method of unit
ing the teachers of Classical and Common Schools
and the friends of educatons in systematic efforts
10 promote the cause of general intelligence through
out the State. Secondly: the best method of in
creasing the number and efficiency of Common
School teachers. Thirdly: on School Architecture.
Fourthly: on School discipline. Filthy on the
best method of imparting instruction in Schools
The Convention, during its sittngs, was addressed
by c. H. Wiley, Superintendent of Common
Schools, Rev. L. Graves, Of Warrenton, Rev. w.
Gloss, Salisbury, and other distinguished speapers.
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FRANK. /. WILSON,
GEO. II. FARIBAULr,
DEMOCRATIC Meeting in Buckhorn District

Pursuant to previous notice, on Saturday, May
18th, large portion Of the Democracy Of Buckhorn
District, Wake County, assembled at Dupree's, and
on motion Of Bennett Holland, the meeting was or
ganized by the appointment of Burwell Rollins
Chairman, and D. b. Holland, Secretary.
The Chairman, in very brief way, explained The
object of the meeting, and appointed the following
gentlemen committee to draft resolutions for the
consideration of the meeting, viz: Edwin Holeman,
G. Beckwith, D. H. Gardner, d. B. Holland, and A.
Peddy.
In the absence of the committee, the chairman
entertained the meeting with concise but very ap.
propriate address. After which the committee 70.
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it was thought he would be captured. Judge Fane,
of Georgia, had been appointed Sheriff until Sheriff
Jones is able to resume his duties. was reported
that Fame had been shot at twice. 1t was also said
that 500 men were at Lawrence, armed with
Sharp's rifles, and strongly fortified with breast
works and two pieces Of artillery land declared their
intention to resist all attempts at arrest. About
600 men had responded to the Marshal's proclama.
ton and encamped in the vicinity of Lawrence and
Lecompton, their avowed purpose being to compel
the people of Lawrence to acknowledge the Terrific
rial laws.
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EMIL ROSENTHAL.

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK AND
baltimore and added to his already extensive stock
the latest styles of READY MADE CLOTHING and GEN.
ILEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS; including fine as
sortment OF Shts Cra5ats, Boots Shoes, end Caters
Pants, 75 10 90
Vests, 75 90
And everything else in proportion In fine pood.
be beaten regards quality price and ali good. are
,arrsntea All ask is call before purchasing To coun-
Try merchants, prepared to sell goods al New York
wholesale prices. My is not to be outdone Na
goods received every week
Z. ROSENTHAL.
On Market Square, corner of Wilmington ST.
Raleigh, March 25, 1856. JIISSwsm
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Discussion IN CHERoKEE.-We invite the atten-
ton of our readers of all parties to the account, in
paper to day, of the discussion between Gov
Bragg and Mr.. Gimer in Cherokee Read it, and
lay it aside for future reference. Let US see, by
comparing this account with what Mr. Gilmer may
say hereafter how md to what extent he will change
or modify his positions and opinions. We tell you
again. good reader, that the X. N. party is sectional
in this State, as it is sectional in the Union and
K. N. candidate for Governor can make headway, if
he maintains the same doctrines on State affairs in
the East and West.
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair.Dye.

GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR DYED INSTANTLY
~ to beautiful and Natural Brown or Black without
the least injury to hair skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to VIM.
A bacheior since 1899 and $4,000 applications have
been made to the Hair of his patrons of famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying the Hair and Whskers is unjust
rs 1t would be agans; covering bald bead with wig
VIM A. Batchelors HairDye produces color not to be.
distinguished from nature and is not to njure
IN the least, however long it may be continued
Made sold or applied Tin private rooms) at the Wie,
Factory, 2o3 Broadway N. Y.
Druggists and Fancy Good Dealers -
The Genuine has the name and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle of.
WILLIAM A BACHELOR.
233 Broadway, New York
For sale in Raleigh by PESCIJD& GkTJJNG
April 81, 1856. AvIV
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FRIENDS OF FREE SUFFRAGE.

The Know Nothing papers of the State friendly
to Mr.. Gmer. indignantly deny that their candidate
lsopposed to Free Suffrage; yet they themselves
keep up fire in opposition to that measure. Here
IS an extract from the Salisbury Herald, a rantank-
erous Know Nothing, Gilmer sheet:
FREE SuFFRAGE.-Ths hobby is again in the field with
r what? To insult the good of every white
North Carolina"
They swear Mr.. Gilmer is not opposed to it (; yet
II IS not simply hobby" but wonderful hoo.
0y' and one gotten up to insult the good sense Of
every white man in North Carolina" They are Ger.
tainly " wonderful friends to Free Suffrage who
"us talk about it. The deception of Know Moth.
"s'Sm seems to be eaualled only by its depravity.