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TL. old Pioneer Bakery still ahead.

The Old Pioneer Bakery SILL aiieau.
r,,HE subsesiber hss resentlg iasde extensive prep
i arstIons for the manufacture u EhtteE, ansar
Postnp Soda, Pie nic, Wafer and OysteE Crackers,
PILOT Tread, &c, Sc, together with a good hssofl'
ont OF Iohf BreSdt CAKES end RusEs .c-s...
-,rrtT i,T the manufacture cf CECta : Pau's
PATENT LOAF BREAD
.,,sSn b7 Machinery. The advantages elRtGi5d iug
ma Trocgss0f making Dread, these, The Bread is
SoreuriforTn Ia quality, ana handsome in appear
"a 4 Ia much wbiteT sLl more even, itkesPsnuch
with OUT beQoniuFs 4le, and TO many persons
il not obl0eIiouakle when week 90, 4 cuts s
"a rssai!r ntroiuced iuto families who have new
SFusst sI. ssSsr's Broad bofHe. shall oontinne .
nm Bread wagon s. heretofore. ia ,ohsflne the
rs aft,ciee On term. which cannot fail 10 give en-
s5e sa,IslSston hops be ahle to 'uPpy all who
asy favor mo with their pntronsGe Ihsns!al T. ~
a., tsyors, hope TO merit continuance o. me
a'na All ord re from the country promptly sMena
cd 10. n, pt-,.t me iva above
pnrrnws a Pretiyman's SIeam .Aii's.
Davenport, May 81, io3O-dN
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FFENsYLVaNIA RAILROAD.
,.,.;s,s ; IA s

FFENsYLVaNIA RAILROAD:
sa.s d ~ S
great Central Route, connecting tss At iantic
cties vs,tit the Western, AoTihTestsrni ana ssqth
TycaleTn States by continuous Hsn@ aiise!: IEi.
rjqo cannects at Pittsburgh vito daily line OF
10 ali perIs on the ECEth western Lafes; ma
Ring The most direct shsapsst sas TsHGe.s so4ss ps
Taich Frsight can bs fcrTstdai to snh nom the
Pstes bstWssu Philadelphia and PittsbIIs,
E.rsy Lass R0ots ,ahoes, Dry --a . loon
Goods in boxes Furs2 FeatRs' ':"t'i :'i
second GiassssaEa 5@AsaAs
orr, Dry Goods lin O. ana 6sc. . IaGh
Msaiciihos, Hardwsrf t-a"o'r wool
,Eh,r.i m class. -s Anyiis, Esgging1
bacon, Pors ti@ balkl o5.t s'ssi,{ Soc y 400 y
Sole Leather (ia buailes) Oehre, eeo
Faurth GLASS. .=@Coheei FISH, ,La)
con q Pors (pae1ed) iard1z Lard olist 46c slhe H.
hemp, Iron, lead, nails, soda ASH, &c,
FIoUR-si per barrel until ilrthernotice.
GRAIN--5l els. pst 100 b . unit! further nolcs-
CoTTOE--s2 per bsle, not exceeding In0 It's,
II Pin shipping oods from any point cast Of rhii.
pteIphia, DO particular TO marx packages 'ria fsHa
,rIraa,a Ratlraai - All goods nsigned TO the O.
gents of this Road t rhilade phia or pi,sbnrg, viii
beforwarded with2 stdetsnt0nHr; tsl. IT..
nhis. .Tean.R Sass y Co, St, iouiz, J. 5. Mitch.
aii & Son, EvansyiIls, lndi Duuesnli, Bel. {. Bur
doek and Carter {. JoWett, Louisville ,ky f. G Nal
aSum. Msdisnn, Ind; sprigman g Brown. and ifwir
g. Co :, Cincinnati; n. w. Graham & CO., GAINESVILLE
a Leach &. CO., 81 Eiby 81. Boston. Iaecli b 20.
, astor House, n, York; William st. and Batter
Place New YORK; L. ] .sneedsr, Philadelphia; Ma
efew L Koons, Baltimore; Geo. O. Fronaisensi Iia
burg. . o,uyr... nrs,
n uIJOMRAHRr, sag'f ,.flfseHH, Pd. a'
peUnsyivaHia I2a!iToRa.
Thrse Daily Tafough Trains hetvcea Fhliadeipllla
spt pitisbursh THE BORAlSG MAIL TRAIN
isarcs Pbiladelphia Tor flt'ssurga It A. n :, and
pitt,burgh Ter Philadelphia At A. a. The fast line
iasye, pfiadelpbiaat T. NJ and Pittsburg for Phil.
adeiobia al p. ri. THE NIGHT A&PRkss train
leaves Philadelphia for t.ttsbafSh ct II NJ. and
Pitisbufe b for Philudslpbia at II +. NJ.
m. nRoye lines connect al Pittsburgh with tue
RniiToads 10 and Gron 81. Louis, Mo-, Alton, Gsena
and chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
viii Ey; Terre HRuto, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
fontir,a, sandasky, foieio, Cleveland, Columbus
yaupsyille, Massion and wooster, OHIO; also, with
d. siparn packet boRis from and 10 New Orleans,
h Ioaia, Louisville and CiEeirhstI.
JhroIlgh tickets bs hsito 8rifon either Of the
GbOye places ,-,,,,.. .tz.
ent slsTtlng points Passengers from the West Will
and thiE The shortest and mosi expeditions Toule 10
pt uadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
TH0'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Linss, FhflS.
MESEEMTN, Agent PASSENGER Lines Ffl''
Phila, nov % rs cly
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EInls ol
Msius and asshiae work far Saw snd Flluf.
ing Mills.
U.. 1s ssa aaE# Also Ee-t-saf#F s=rFt
DKEJAK gJsiL no USE Cy1SIIN,sS OF siT-
PERIoR AND g.iR 0US DESIGNS, C-4Ps,sI
sILLS, RR.sc6ETs, FRUssFs. 4e,
tf the iatest patterns made 10 sder. @13s &@1N9t
T. b.. GPsaial attention pail 10 Iep4iriGS WoIA,--
Accidents TO machinery repaiEsd Without dsisy IA
Brass casting made 10 orfef On short aoileee egas
meh Il ;ls-lwU -
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Boots auO Shoes.
TUE SuOE TRADE.

L HE SHOE 1 kADE.
~ {CfNts tncref sad our facilities sg nanufactt
4 | .Bz and dealinr In Boots, shoes and Leather,
Z, arsIfucd euece 7sors 10 s. q. Da waou q Co, 9t
fs ha citizens 6fDayenpori and vicinity, grssn ! h
g.,asu.entB fhan sYfTte bus iAeir Boots ana 9o"eA
4asm. 0Es retail stock hereafter VIII N alWhgs q e
fst orcry degeripf ol Il goods wanted by las peoI
r also are mating eTtens.ye prspsratons i'i
hoieHala.nR Boo lnd Shoes, ana wo inFl,s e9s z
~ dtsiars q csli IN examiasour Ttock and pre-
: ar 3rt.l5lt 4,fru Ia t3ll On good feaS3
i ~ can he pBrrhr7 In 81 Laafs of Chicago
3tWS0T, GEiG6S y 20
uttzj arsdYat. door from "a.
Boys Youths and fnfants' Roots
1 LARGE tot y the stoyf, Calfl ktp Atd t@h
Ia 3 i''''s' y pAwsaS, og1aGs & CO.
Home Made Boots and ahoss
4 Z T. matc eyof7 gTla and quality 81 Bo9ts, .f
w fets, OxfoTdI4s5, and fns Calf shoas for gem
Is shortnoiica ofpr.,ao stost'
tnoea who wan 'l5IGe Maas5 S1tE 0'tIP'e-
Ds5q DAWSON, GRIGGs & %.
aenta' Caters! BoFs' GaitersI Youths' aaiters
Il NE largest aHd bs,t stock We hare ever ohetes
/ Tine Cali sewaa and pnga ed, double and sing
sbia Black AMI Dyah Cloth fiaItsrs; Patent Leah
bscg pAWsoI GRiGGs 60
Men long Rubber Boots
4 30 Rubber ssnisis, Caters dsiippers for l.
- dies ard f7ents Hisses aud children BY
neos DAWSON, GRIGGs co.
warm Feet, Dry Fest!
nrAWS0N, GHIGb8 s, CO. hsye complete Hg-
, sortnsHt 81 Fur-liued Cloth and Buffalo over
}Boes, for sale oheap dec ..
THE SHOE TRADE.
EfprNTRY Merchants arc invited 10 call aud eI-
anime our assortment, which is Just suited 70 ln.s
Market Our prices will at all tiIpaa ba 80 low e.
Li,rs9 ofGhicsg9 81 st. LOuis.
Dec1 DA WsOh. GRIGG5 90
Gaofs ami aboss by ths Case or Dozen
81 DIES Cali, Kip, Goat and KID Boots;
! 4 Misses Euii Morocco, En- Boots d. SiPpss
Peg'd& soEed Kid Enamel & Goat fuskas
aud other styles f3Tsals by
DAWSON, GRIGGS, b co.
fsair sUs5t. d1oTfrom % Darsepofti Iowa
rJ Q r I g e
QAWSQN, Al W,s5, 6 rss Co. 0,;tsy tsya re ssTsis s.,s
and 7Iyis Of Daws9Hs ariEgs & CO. 10 tste effect
oaths LIST Aay slNoT3iAbeF, 1855.
Ailp6rs0ns having unsettled acsouat7 With the Gla
I'm are requeslsdty can and settle ret25
For The ladies,
Ri-.sC Il tid5 White kias English KID, EFon-a Eit
~ EHd Velvet slippers.
aisa, HID GangFes3, English sli French Iasting
zs!ss' from 81, 900 1l7a Per pstf1 t2T sale bF
Gsc1 DAWSON, GRFGGa q 90
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3. /. aHOUP y co
(I.ase llIa Of Rsnwtok y SOM
sC0hhisaI0N & BERChAhTs.

-Nai II IEIlIlTtILsE I-I3E " = wv II "F''T
Davenport, Iowa.
lesng IoT all the principal Steamboat; 10 The aPge
Assi.eippitTade, and 2oanscting WIN lower MiSsl
Satt, ana keep Constantly on hand fresh and pure
Cement. me bTiLk, sc.
I{befaEr dyancsEaeNt5 made Upan encouragement
,-sn i. isgi,dNEaEf
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Howe Improved Patent
~7EE TRrTpe pRJDnEg

Eh@2' TRHEs BRIDGES,
yiHE undersigned oFe prcpTistoTs q tha kGoTe
patent for the State of lows, and ara prepared 70
ecalraet for the erection o railway 0f hignra aI
in any uart Of he State. AZ Inc above Bridges nav
bsen aaopted on most ofthe Railroads in the nitsi
states We deem comment "a 10 their strength, dufs-
nIi,v and chsapnss. anuece ssary. II. eollmunEea'
.ois al on tie subject viii receive prompt sttept'o
s6dre.s, STOEF, E0aMFR & BOHlNGioR,
IN ise5ntF Davenport, Iowa,
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z. w. WHEELRR,
4YGEsseCs and tiEibsIe 1

0MFs No. ! DavenBaTis Biosk fIiId Story. Ei
~. vann NJ lG13GdIf
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RDOTS 4. SHOES

sPDIE'S A. SHOES.
EHoLEsALT & RFTAiI,
At The Empire Store.
,ss3s tsFE have Ta# IN store largs and well so
AEs W Tested stock Of BOOTS and fHoRS, 10
ts which we 10 iUy.te the attention CT all IN 1sni
GfETtLGles In our line Country traders WIKI
tug to r5ptehish their stocks viii nd II to to cir ad
'sniega 20 gIvn IA Eati psfols purchasing else
,;bora.
To oae NUMEROUS sGsl3IaaTs Who pT sfsI CUSTOM
Il JEk sc continue - hold Oat Inducements Is In fas
HEg afrrtraa stock afi stylish work not eGasisd
4aisN1 ssf SER Eetr. 8 IA FtTles OF ladies' WORK
maaafsttusad SIS ususi Brady Street. D2IepEslt.
ari3ndtf MOORE & ERoNN
AFlFs &ssi eH3sers msds q order
- M. u II,
4 aE&Is' gGts4t ie4fbsr 5p7fs made TO order.
STAND FR OM UNDER
. BOOTS AND 8HOESi
4 sa SIN NOW pfspaT5dfor tlaf iisnd winter iIsis
Wb from e, ,d11l5 80 900 paiTs OF Boots and Shoes
( InpTtsllg one oT tina most eItansiTe stocks eras
Jlieht to this ndaTsl Inadsup soielT ior this tTade
5urihg the Estthrea month"; under tHe personal
perEisisn OF an experienced workman Al those
p9g5Gns ii want 81 good Boots, good Shue57 eGfId
f4aiteIs, slippers and lEbt, though n5t lesst,
s.h EAT ANss coon BARGAINS
viii daweii 10 cal! On the suscTibeT.
Fine Ladies' clippers only tWeatT- HTs cents per
EGlf. Gehtshhe BpQis, - SO, ami sill 0iG. goods In
proportion Qon't all rush AZ once
0ne door cast Of burrows y PrettYman'a stoTal
Frontsifsot, Davenpolt, Iowa. JAS. JORDAN
Sept. 30 tsS5du
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CarDs

j. q BILLS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AZ LAW,
Davenport, ISwa.
omto oa Main sLreei, opposite IL Claire H"u'r
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rl e low pfiees III Snv establtshtnent IN the Woat
hplI6 dew ti q b. CARLkIoN.
HrRLEY'S SARSAPARILLA
reNHIg atuatla compound so fully appraca ted
1 by7hs .neIcsn Feopte, IL gsinlng wide celeb
TitE and has Jsoome permanently established as mo
bsttaDi NOR sfSartlva medicine ofIhe day. Cen H.
eaas- H4ilv pSafiHg ID from all paris OF tho STATES
anI ali,ietc now Fpioica there is help when
err Gtsr remedy FT5Ya5 iheGeCtual Diseases which
fs- -says proved saurca OF misery, and agoniziRg
fsrlure, heys readily yielded beneath Its irFesislle
iufineDts and countless families rendered happy sad
chenrNlI * its extraordinary efficacy. If you want
the mare unj genuine saTsapRriiia, tta) which IL
IifItrept and pePiOf to BGi'a any other
n nj as one thing i capable Of being to another,
tt..a tskp HlFleT1s, for out OF thousands oil cases
catered through Alabama, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
Indiana EEisFo1lI and Kentucky, it has never In
sinE- nee been FhnRnt 70 eii ans wiz ehff te-
yQad sll doubt -
pyspapsis o. Indigestion,
sorotuIa, King Evil,
Affections Of tbo sones. Syphilis,
Debility, uanirbai tostiVsaSss'
rrvsipslEa Pulmonary Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Piiss,
Female Irregulariti6ai fistIlai
skin Diseases, Diseasa kidBeJs,
ana eroarand Powerful Tonic, purifying tLs
Blood, ana invigorsting the 81 tire System.
Tho Inedictls, though prepared 81 great eEpense
yottne price mQdetais Lhsi IL soeiets may Oh
tainit, inHStA AZ ~ nSSntEai
Louisville, ~,
F-PT5Fs ss ls-at whole i Es ~ tetsi by
Al N d6yriy q. F.WEBR, Lo Claire Row.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERYf
GEO. w. ELLIS q 90

" AVE made largs additions 20 their stock loIioEs
IL general assortment og Rocks from the New foIk
Trade Sales
iine lot Of Pictures roa Gupils French GAIisy 81
Art.
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DAVENR NRoHE
R u n w ID r Il S
iEUNlRY AMI MACHINE sHlp.

TAMME, DoNNELLY & CO., lato fagsmea ofths
sD LeCiaiIs fouadEyl are prepared % srecute ali
Einds ni -.
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lUflt TstaMU.
ii PaDerl Wall Paper!
GoalI G0ail

NF Gil slzes OF t'usley & Co's;, -IiSy ~ :.
| apl dw-ti H. 4. fo4'A1-h" " ""' "
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". Ii. LINE. NJ. D /,


Praotising Physieian,
,,a an gfady Street on site Tho Pest DLlos n,el 3
psfrr's Clothing so.s odce hours, more I5tieaiafly
ron : to A ii and from 10 J y. ", apl i7-dH
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-29
Elections by the LEGISLATURE.

On Tuesday last, Marcus Erwin, Esq, Of Bum
combe, was elected Solicitor for the 7th Judicial
Circuit; and E c. Hines, Esq, of Edenton, was cleo
ted Solicitor for the LIST Judicial Circuit.
On Wednesday, William A. Jenkins Esq, of the
County of Warren, was elected Attorney General of
the State
On the same day, Mr.. c. Hi, Stokes, and Mr. W. j.
Palmer, of Caswell, elected Engrossing Clerks
Mr.. Joyner, of Granville, having been elected an
Engrossing Clerk few days previous, making the
three required for the present session.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-29

ANNUAL MESSAGE THE GOVERNOR OF North
CARoLNA.-The annual message of Governor Bragg
was sent into the general assembly Tuesday last
1t is principally devoted to matters of State interest,"
and presents clear and distinct view of all the OPP
eratons of the State government during the past two
years, devoting few paragraphs only to matters Of
national Importance 1t is evidently the production
of finished scholar and of able, practical states
man. We COPY entire his remarks on national mat
ters including his handsome compliment to Mr.. Blu
chanan and to Mr.. Breckenridge personally, and his
congratulations their successful election, which
form the Introductory portions of the message
We cannot dismiss this, the first message of Gov.
Bragg, without reiterating our high opinion of its
ability, and expressing our satisfaction with its peru
sal. washington Union.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-29

The New England States are represented as vot-
ing for the first time Unit at the recent election
The contrary is the fact. Every New England State
went against Mr. Jefferson in the contest Of 1901 !;
and in that contest says the New York Express the
orthodox clergy Gas they styled themselves) were
as active as in the present campaign Mr. Jefferson
was opposed from the pulpit Sunday after Sunday
during the whole canvass ; was called an Infdel,
Atheist, Jacobin, dealer in human flesh, and
charged with being the father Of his slaves. The
business, however, was overdone then as it will be
now reaction commenced and at the election
in 1905 every new England State, except Connect
cut, went for Jefferson.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-29

- The Federal Court is in session here this
week, his Honor Judge Wayne presiding-Mr. Dick,
District Attorney, and Mr.. JONES' Marshal in atten-
dance. Cherry, arraigned for mail robbing, was
tried on Wednesday, and acquitted. Other cases
have been tried, an account of which shall give
in our next. The Court, it is thought, will not adj
journ before Saturday.
Judge Wayne is distinguished as presiding Off
Ger by his courtesy, impartiality, and ability.
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Special Notice.

Tie STANDARD Is conducted strictly upon tile syste
Ill papers are discontinued ut the expiration Of the time
far hh they hare been paid Subscribers soiu be notified
before Meir time is out By CROSS MARK on
tier papers and unless the subscription Is reneed tile pa
per wW be discontinued This is rule from sOhich there
srU be no departure Vatch for tile mark and
your subscription.
Weekly Standard 81 per anmuna, in aduance.
Semi Ueesly Standard a per annum. do.
-; Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office from, we'll the to- which
they desire the change to be made.
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The GOVERNORS MEssAeE-We have received
copy it or any portion of it in the present issue of
our paper We shall commence its publication in
the next number of the News, and continue it until
published entirely. It's one Of the clearest, most
comprehensive and satisfactory exhibitions Of the
affairs of the State that have ever issued from the
Executive Office and cannot fail to meet the appro-
baton of every North Carolnian. 1t is just such
document as might reasonably have been expected
from Thomas Bragg by every man who is acquaint-
ed with his practical mind and eminent abilities. AS
Governor Of his State no man can be more faithful
to the high and responsible trusts con6ded to his
keeping than the present incumbent Of his Execu-
tive chair Var. Neaes
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az The attention of the blind. near.siohted and

@ The attention of the blind near-sighted, and
soeakeyed is directed to the advertisement of DR..
Gedeon, in our columns of to-day. The DR.. brings
with him numerous testimonials in behalf of his i'm
proved Scotch Pebbles, and we doubt not welde-
served. Having no use, ourselves, up to the pres
ent time, for glasses cannot speak from expert
ence, of their value; but no doubt he fit those
who do need such articles.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-29

Hon. j. CLANCY JoNEs.-A writer in the Rich
mond Enquirer suggests the Hon. j. Clancy Jones,
of Pennsylvania one of the members of Mr.. Buch-
anan's cabinet. We agreeawith the writer in all he
says as to the soundncss and ability of Col. Jones.
He is true man in every respect, and the Demo-
cracy of the South, feel sure, would be gratied
to see him thus honored
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-29

~ R. G. Pearson, Esq, for thirty years past
Postmaster at Morganton, in this State, recently
resigned, and Saml. Med. Tate has been appointed
in his place. Mr. Pearson is now president of the
W. N. c. R. R. Company, the duties of which Of
fee he is fulfilling with ability, integrity and eff
ciency
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TWILL BE OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE,
XX in Raleirh frunl The Eth lAth Qnc..uher

w in Raleigh, from the 18th to 18th December. very
large parcel of the finest cabinet furniture cxh bed
this country, consisting Of bedsteads, sas ward bes
burears dvans chairs whatnos secrctay centre tables
and many other articles. The furniture is permanently
made many of the articles the
tfu that have been exhibited in the United States-
Persons wanting furniture invited and will find it
their interest call and for themselves Some beaut-
full French patterns of SOFAS chairs light paror chairs
The variety is large and commanding.
Nov: q, 1856. 3-swtd.
wRegister Warrenton News and Will Commercial copy
twice q week till day.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-29

CoRREcrIoSs-ln our report of the proceedings
Of the Legislature the 22d inst, it is stated that
Mr. Bynum, of Chatham, introduced bill to repeal
7th and 9Th sections of 46th CHI. revised code. 1t
should have been a bill to amend-not to 7e1eal-
The object of the bill being to enable the poor debtor
to more effectualy avail himself of the provisions
of the hill
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-29

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. attention of our
readers,is directed to legislative proceedings,
from Tuesday to Thursday inclusive Our Reporters
are faithful and laborious; and we are giving,
and shall continue to give as much OF the debates
We can possibly make room for.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-29

We are sorry to see our brother of the Western
Sentinel speaking i'll of Mr.. Rayner Have you the
property qualification" Mr.. Sentinela In other
words, how many slsues do you own? If it was
Kentucky jeans or ten cent homespun you were
lambasting, 'twould be quite another thing. But
take care how you handle broadcoth encasing the
owner of more slaves than all the Democratic edi-
tors in the State. Fer6um sat-anylice. nuf sed.
We find also the Newbern Union whiting away
the patriotic reputation of Mr.. Rayner.
Are you mad, Mr.. Union? Or do you own the
requisite number of slaves to justify you in pro-
nouncing rich man renegade who leaves his native
South to recommend fusion with her bitter enc
mics? And we are still more deeply panied to find
our quondam friend and pitcher" Yates of the
Charlotte Democrat, as wary and circumspect as he
usually is, plunging into the same dread abyss.
Fayetteville Carolinian
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H The Fayetteville Observer of Thursday the
goth November, contains the following:

@- The Fayetteville Observer Of Thursday the
10th November, contains the following:
n GoyERNoR's MEssAGE.-We expected to receive Gov
Braggs Message yesterday, but Reporter Raleigh
wrote us on Tuesday that he had been unable to obtain
copy for love money! thought read in the House
at II o'clock that day. and had print Stand
but we consoed ourselves with the belief that should
certainly receive this morning in the Standard and in
every obstacle But the mail here and the Standard but
no Message. Raleigh is a fast Getty!
The above ar ticle we should not have noticed,
but for the following from the Wilmington journal
of the 22d November. In article in which the
fact is stated that Holden & Wilson had been elect
ed State printers, the Journal says:
:" On Wednesday the Governors Message read in
both Houses and ordered to be printed We suppose
wonderful the rapdity with which things are done in
Raleigh and mighty is the spirit of accommodation to-
wards the country press of whom which. Bis
mallah! Hooray! Thanksgiving times about
The Governors message was sent in to the two
houses on Tuesday at 10 o'clock, NJ 1t was not al
ready printed but communicated in manuscript.
The Standard of Tuesday, dated Wednesday, was put
press and nearly worked off before the message
commun icated to the Assembly, 1t was, therefore,
out of our power to publish 1t in paper of We'd
nesday, but we did so Friday.
The hands in our Office were closely engaged all
thanksgiving Gay, ana until late at night, on the
public work.. We are executing it more rapidly
than ever heretofore, and have heard COM
plants from the Legislature the subject. The
message was printed for the two houses, and pub
shed in the Standard at the Hest moment posi-
bic. 1t did not come to our hands until Wednes.
day, the 10Th, the day on which it was read in the
Senate-t having been read in the Commons the
day before.
We are totally unconscious of any want of the
spirit of accommodation towards the country press"
and especially towards the Editors of the Journal.
If the Editors of that paper have any thing to say
against the State printers, against the Standard,
let them say it plainly and unequivocally. We make
it point to stand by friends and to cndeavor
to take care of our enemies. We trust have
enemies in the Democratic party. We have nothing
in reserve which would like to say, but which
do not consider it prudent to say, about the Will
mington Journal and wish we could be entirely
assured that the Journal is of the same mind to-
| wards US. We were not surprised at the article in
the Observer; but we confess hurt by the
| above in the Journal.
| TIE FOURTH DIsTRICT-This is the banner District
of the State in the late Presidential election The
District is composed of the counties of Franklin,
Granville, Johnston, Nash, Orange, Wake and War
len. The following is the losses and gains in each
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-29
Loss.

Clear gain, 562
All the Districts and all the electors did we'll; and
we do not mean to be invidious when say that
Maj. Wilder, the elector for the fourth District, is
entitled to much credit for the increased majority in
his District.