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The UNITED AMERICANS ENDORSEMENT OF Mr.
FnLMoRE.-The Chapters of the Order, in their
State Convention, in New York, the other day, en-
dorsed the nomination of Mr.. Fillmore for the Pre-
sdency. The following is Mr.. Fillmore's reply to
their communication Of the fact:
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 20, 1856.
GENTLEMEN Il have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of the 25th inst, inform
ing me that at Convention of the Executive Com
mttee of the several Chapters of the Order of Uni
ted Americans in this State convened in the city of
New York, on the 21st inst, it was unanimously
resolved to adopt my nomination as your candidate
for President of the United States of which you
we're instructed to give me official notice.
My position before the country is well known, adj
hitting neither of disguise nor equvocation. am
the candidate of the American party. but see no.
thing inconsistent with that position, or dishonora-
BILE, either to myself those who may support me,
in receiving the votes of all those who knowing my
position, prefer to cast them for me; and feel
peculiarly Aattered where it is done in your case
on the ground of my past official acts. therefore
accept the nomination generously rendered by
the Order of United Americans, and hope they may
have reason to regret this signal proof of con-
6dence.
have the honor to be. gentlemen,
Your friend and fellow citizen,
MdLLARD FILLMORE. :.
Messrs. Simeon Baldwin, Erastus Brooks, &C.,
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The Public Lands.

We invite attention to the following letter fiom
the Hon. David s. Reid together with the letter to
him of the General Commissioner of the Land Of
flee, showing the quantity of public lands appro-
prated for roads and canals during Mr.. Fillmores
administration, and with his approval When the
K. N. speakers charge Democrats with having voted
to squander the public lands new States, read to
the people this letter of the Commissioner; and
then let them explain how it that Mr.. Fillmore
gave his sanction to these bills. Mr.. Fillmore, it
will be observed, signed the grant to the Illinois
Railroad Company, about which We have heard SO
much complaint from theK. n leaders Of this State
This soas as mach Mr.. Fsllmores scork as that Of
any one else and with this record before the peo-
pe these leaders will not be able to deceive them
on this point as they have heretofore done, for the
purpose of making capital for their sinking cause:
WASHINGTON CITY, July g. 1885,
GENrEMEN Ihave stating that the
friends Mr. Fillmore in North Carolina, are repeating the
old charge that the Democrats in favor the pub
lie lands the States and that the policy
To prone the charge they refer to grants OF land to ad IN
With view to show the policy of the Know Nothing
sr to- Thos Of
eral Land Office to which received the accompanying
py which you publish for the benefit of those who de-
sire to see it, Very rs'pf ba%fbj S. REID.
Messrs. Holden Wilson, Raleigh.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, July Is, 1856.
Sin: In reply to your letter Of the 18th instant have
showing the quantity Of public land for roads
and canals during President Fmores administration &C.
Acres.
Act 90 Sept 1850. To Illinois for Railroad, 2595O53
" Alabama, {" 4l9,528
Mississippi 737,130
e6, Aug 1852. For Ship Canal around Falls
of ST. Mary's, Michigan, 100000
"3l To Ohio, on principles ap-
piled under Act of May,
lS4S, for settlement Of
claims of Indiana, 62,77O
10 june" To Missouri for Hannibal &
St Joseph 8 w Pacific,
Railroad, l,7sl, 90;
Feby 1858. To Mo. Cairo Fulton R. R: 5l,00l
To Arkansas ditto, 4,OO(
Fort Smith Brsnch, 5S5, 800
Memphis, 100000
Total s,2O6,6s2
With great respect,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
Hon. d. s. Reid y. s. Senate,
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Democrats ITO the Polls!

This paper will reach but few of our readers be-
fore the election; yet feel it duty to urge all
Democrats who may chance to this, GO TO
THE POLLS and exert themselves for their candidates.
Be upon the election ground early, and spare no
palms, expense, no honorable efforts to increase
the vote for Gov. Bragg and to the election
ofyour candidates
Our opponents are better organized than you sup
pose they are, and in many localities they will make
desperate efforts. You have the power to defeat
them,-TERN OUT AND USE 1T.
The election of Glmer, or the reelection of Gov.
Bragg by diminished majority, would dishearten
the friends of the Constitution and the Union in our
sister States, and would be hailed with joy by the
black Republicans and their Know Nothing allies
Remember this and let it animate you to increased
efforts. Our prospects most cheering All we
have to do is, to PUT FORTH OUR WHOLE
STRENGTH, and the day will be ours by signal
and triumphant majorities.
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W The Fayetteville Observer requests US to
say that it did not use the expression Infamous
ragamufin K. Ms, in its notice of the late not in
Washington City. We certainly never had any idea
of saying the Observer used this language. In our
notice of the affair we placed in quotations the Ian
guagc used by the Observer. The epithet OF "'n-
famous ragamufhn K. Ms, applied 70 the r'oeers'
was our own, and We still stick to it Doubtless
the Observer thinks as much we sag.
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Messrs. Simeon Baldwin, Erastus Brooks, &C.,

JUDGE SAuNDERs LE17Ek We invite our readers
to the perusal Of Letter from Judge Saunders to
the Committee of the Democratic party of Freder-
lex MARYLAND. in answer to an invitation to address
a mass meeting. He strikes down with gigantic
force the whole Of the charges made by the black
Republican and Know Nothing pressea. An who
desire the truth will yield their honest convictions
to the truths stated BY Judge Saunders.
WI C0snssefciaZ
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Another X. N. Falsehood Exposed.

The K. n. presses have been industriously engaged
in circulating the report that caucus Of Democrats
was recently held in Washington City, at which it
was proposed to withdraw Mr.. Buchanan from the
contest for the Presidency. Mr.. Glmer, learn has
also condescended to use this rumor on the stump.
We knew, from the first, that it was base false
hood, started for effect. 1t doubt originated
by some miserable creature in the employment Of
the black Republican Know Nothings and it has
been eagerly caught up and used by their brother
Know Nothings of the South.
The following letter, signed by Asa Bggs David
S. Reid, Burton Crage, Warren Winslow, Thomas
Rufin, and L. OBJ. Branch, thoroughly exposes and
puts down this fasehood:
To the Editors of the Standard:
GEsrExEN We find in the Salisbury Herald Of the soh
of July, the following editorial:
TERRIFIED AT LAsr.-A Democratic Caucus was held in
Washington City, on Wednesday night last The object
to debate the necessity of withdrawing Mr. Buc
from the contest. 1t seriously doubted by many MEM
bers whether his withdrawal this tme essential
the preservation Of the Democratic party. Many
bers the opinion that his election hopeless
in consequence of his Fede
BIS ms
corruption affair" against Mr.. Clay.
The Forneytes indignant at the attempt and threat
ened to break up the Democratic party Mr. Buchanan
should be withdrawn They thought best to let old Buck
stay in the field and be defeated work the harmoni-
the way of Fillmore Neither Buchanan any second
nominee that they may bring out can drive the American
people from the support of our modern Washington.
A month ago, MI. Buchanan formidable now his
election of the question History furnishes no
stance in which candidate has undergone such sudden
reverse of fortune
The Albany Statesman says:
"There is no human power that save him-and we
have idea that any other power will be exered in his
favor"
No ooder americans are snsplorsd to drop Fillmore and
cote for Buchanan"
We understand like report has been ndustriously cir
culaed in other papers, There foundation for such
state ment No such caucus held Nor any such
proposition suggested debated considered at any time
any meeting Of the Democratic members Of Congress-
We deem duty give this explicit denial to the report
and feel graed in adding that have to doubt
of the election of Buchanan and Breckenridge by decisive
majorities. We are, very respectfully, &c.,
ASA BIGGS,
DAVID s. REID,
B. CRAIGE,
THOS. RUFFIN,
w. WINSTON,
L. OBJ BRANCH
Wnshi
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UNDERGRADUATES DEPARTMENT.
(wrsTERN NILIrApY rrsr1rurRl

THE next session Of this College will open on Monday
Sept Sth The Classical Course full and every facility
is afforded TO Students in Scientific Branches PrVpar
tory School is attached embracing of two year
The Military system is adopted an eectuai iaeaus Of
preserving good order economy regular habits and acsve
per term Of 20 weeks. Surgeons Fee g. Enginseliag
French Spanish. German, Drawing, Bookkeeping and
Fencing, each $40 per term of 20 weeks.
The last session Of the Medical College closed nth $50
Matrcants and IS Graduates from lS Sa4es ke Mill.
tary College closed its first year in Nashville with lSl Ns.
culants from IA States For Catalogue snd Reauations
apply to B. &. JOHNSON, Superintendent
Nashville July, 1856. "a swStpd
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- COUNTY.-Superior Court of Law, Spring Term
1s56-Willam K. Lane, Sr John K. Taylor-Origual
interest in certain lands in the County Of Greene.
In this case it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that the said defendant J. K. Taylor is it
is ordered by the Court that publication Be made for sx
successive weeks in the North Caroline Standard
paper published in the City of Raleigh, the de-
be held for said County of Wayne ct the Court HOUSE in
Godsboro, the LIST Monday after the 4th Monday in
replevy according to law, otherwise the will
epa'e and the property levied on condemned to satisfy
the plaintiff claim. ~
Witness W. c. Bryan Clerk of said Court ut Office in
Godsboro the LIST Monday after the 4th Monday March,
A. D., 1856. w. c. BRYAN, Clerk
August 4, 1856. Pr. adv. s5,62s4.] 1144-w6w.
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DIE ID

In Franklintor the 3st ult JOS J. PEBBLES, of Pitt
county, in the 18th year of his age
On The oath July at his residence in Pitt Co.. of dropsy
of the heart Mr.. James Wilson, SEN, aged " years
months and IA days He had been faithful member ofthe
primitive Baptist Church for so years.
In Hertford Perqumans Co.. Sunday the 9th July,
Susan Brooke only child of Jonathan W. and Catherine
F. Albertson, aged eight months.
- Petersburg papers please copy.
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Old Line Wings with the Democracy.

Old Line Wings with the Democracy.
Ex-Governor Pratt at present United States Sem
ator from Maryland, and old line Wing, is out in
letter in the National Intelligencer, in which he
takes decided ground in favor of Buchanan and
Breckenridge. Mr.. Crisfeld, old line Whig and a
distinguished lawyer of Maryland, has also pub
lished letter taking strong grounds for Buchanan
and Breckenridge. We shall publish extracts from
their letters soon James B. Clay, the son of Henry
Clay is also performing valuable service in the
of Buchanan and Breckenridge. He triumphanty
defends Mr.. Buchanan against the charge of having
slandered his father. Extracts from his remarks in
our next Senator Pearce, old line Wing, of Mary
land, is also out in the National Intelligencer in
letter dated July 81, in which he says he thinks it
"woud be the part of wisdom and patriotism in the
Wings to throw their votes for Mr.. Buchanan, as
the strongest of the candidates opposed to the North
ern and sectional party"
Mary land and Kentucky may be regarded as GER
tain for Buchanan and Breckenridge
The Register" and "Signal of this place de-
clare that Mr.. Fillmore is stronger than Mr.. Buchan-
on; but Mr.. Pratt, Mr.. Crisfeld, Mr.. Pearce, Mr..
Clay, and thousands and tens of thou sands of old
line Wings, from Maine to California, give it as their
opinion that the only hope of the country in this
dark hour is in the national Democratic party.
KANsAs-NEBRAsKA Acr!-What will our readers,
and especially the admirers of Henry w. Miller, Esq,
think and say, when we inform them that in 1850,
in a speech delivered in Oxford, in reply to Mr.
Venable, he endorsed the Utah Act as rendering in
eperatice and gold the Missouri lne and congratu-
lated his hearers that truth and justice had thus
triumphed error and fanaticism?" We have
the extract from the speech before U.S. for which We
are indebted to the Editor of the Warrenton News
We have got this great Know Nothing orator at
last; and intend to hold him to it until the last
shout of the Democracy is uttered, in November
next, over the triumph of Buchanan and Breckin-
ridge. Mr.. Miller says: at is plainly re-estab-
lshment of the principle schich surrendered by
the Nissouri Compromise" Mr.. Rogers, of this
County, has recently made the same admission
that is, that the Kansas-Nebraska act was but a
carrying out as Mr.. Badger asserts and as we have
always claimed of the principle established in the
compromise" Of 1850. And if this be So what
becomes of the charge that the Democrats ere.
opened sectional agitation by passing the Kansas
Nebraska act? They but continued and carried
arsoard the great doctrine esta6lshed in 1850 and
sanctioned by the whole Wing party in their
National Convention Of 1862.
By the way, Gov. Morehead and Hon. Edwin G.
Reade, in their letters to the Kerr dinner in Cas-
we'll, in 1854, expressly approved Mr. Kerrs vote in
favor of the Kansas Nebraska act Did not Messrs.
Miller and Rayner write letters to that meeting?
They were not published at the time. What did
they contain? Let us know
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MARRIED,

On the 18th ult., by Isaac Rowland, Esq, Mr.. VIM:
Ballentne Miss Elizabeth A. daughter Of the late Bar
nabas Jones, oil of Wake county.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Medical DepaYtmeut.

vNHE SIXTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
IL in this Institution will Monday the I'd
Of November full preliminary free to all Students
will be given by the Professors commencing the first
Monday of October.
Professors Fees e105, Matriculaton Fee IS. Practical
Anatomy $10 Graduation Fec $25. For Catalogue and
Announcement apply to
PAUL r. EVE, N. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty,
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H We learn from the Wilmington Journal that
James Hall,J. Pate, N. Chesher, G. White, Amos
Skies, j. B. Allen, John Dowles, R. Sngletary and
W. Carroll of Bladen county, have Withdrawn from
the know.nothing party. 50 $3.50
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The Canvass in Wake.


The canvass in Wake for the Legislature and for
Sheriff, closed on Saturday last at Rosinburg. 1t
has been most triumphant one for the Democratic
party Maj. Wilder, the former Senator has had
no opposition high tribute to his ability, his del
iy, and popularity. The candidates for the CON-
mons Messrs. Rand, Lewis, and Bledsoe, have &C.
quilted themselves in the best manner. The K. n
Nebraska candidate, Mr. Rogers, has been driven
from every position which he took during the can
vass; and he stands oithout excuse, for his vote
against the equal right of his constituents with the
people of the North to go to Kansas with their prop
erty. The fact that it was an anti-Southern, an
anti.North- Carolina vote, has been made most ap.
parent and the verdict of the people will be SO rem
dered on Thursday next
Schemes are on foot to swap and trade votes on
the day of the election, with the view of defeatg
one of the Democratic candidates for the Commons,
and MIR. High, the Democratic candidate for Sheriff.
We warn our friends against these movements
Let mo good Democrat saoap scratc diuide his
ticket. Let US VOTE THE WHOLE TICKET,
and cote as one man for High for Sheriff.
And in the struggle let US not forget the Govern.
ors election. Poll eoe'y cote that can be obtained
for Bragg. Let us give him, as We can do A LARGE.
LY INCREASED MAJORITY.
Democrats of Wake remember how we have
been defeated heretofore by being over.confdent
and by splitting and swapping votes Let us profit
by past experience. Go to the polls in your strength
VOTE THE WHOLE TICKET,-work for your princi
pies and your candidates; and our word for it
GLORIOUS VICTORY will reward your fidelity
and your exertions.
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FEE BILLS OF CLERKS AND SHERIFFs.-We have
on hand quantity of these bills which will be sent
free Of postage ten for 81. All Clerks are bound,
under penalty of $50 to have these bills stuck up
in their offices. Address the Editors of the STAN
dard
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PENNSYLVANIA Politics.

LANCASTER, Pa, Thursday, July 81, ls56.-Com-
mittees representing the "Republicans," "Ameri.
and agreed upon call for union Convention to
nominate county ticket. This call is addressed to
all citizens, without regard to past political divisions
who are opposed to the Cincinnati Platform and the
extension Of slavery into free territory The action
of the Committees was harmonious and the call
was adopted unanimously
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SPEECHES OF SENATOR'S B1GGs AND RElD.-The at.
ntlon Of our readers of all parties invited to the
able and excellent remarks Of these geptlsmen, in
oor paper to-day. We are satisfied that4hey have
uered the voice of vast majority Of the people Of
North-C Carolina
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TIL e NJ A II X e r s.
NORFOLK MARKET,

NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED THE "NORTH-CAROLINA STANDARD"
By A. NJ. MPHEETERS CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding Commission Mercants
NORFOLK, August 2, 1856.
FLOUR-Receipts have been larger since last and
market we'll supplied with both old and new
We quote old F, 79$7A Extra 80 Family, $s4-new
S T, $715; Extra, SI@$SI Family, s@$9Z.
BACON-Aarket bare and prices advancing. We quote
Western shoulders 12c sides 1sc; Va hog round
hams II cents
GROCERIES poorly supplied and prices con-
tinue rule high. SugarsEN o, 9X@s&c; R. none in
market C." 1l%@12c; Crushed, 14c; Loaf, 145{c Mo-
lasses-N O. 5s@Soe r, 55@5s; Cuba, 5s@54c; Coffee
Rio, 11s4@l2c; Lag, 1s@1sz; Java, 15H@l6c. Rice
5z@5L cents.
Safe A. lH@s1x; Blown, s1sl@$1X.
COTTON-Few transactions in this article and quote
11A@12cents.
WHEAT-Arivals of new and quick sales Red, 81 50;
White, 81 3d. at which sales were made to-day.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
WILMINGTON, August Q, 1856.
TURPENTINE-Sale Yesterday of 22l bbls, and to-day
of 90 do 81 Is for virgin 81 50 for yellow dip and 81 80
for hard. E<
SPIRITS TURPENT!NE-sales yesterday of 200 casks
at So cents per gallon. No transactions to-day -
ROSINaes yesterday of 200 bbls. Common at 81 80
for large bbs and to-day Of ITO bills mixed at 81
per bbL ~ ~.
s. TAR-None offering. Journal
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FAYETTEVILLE; MARKET

- . EAXkt1kvILLks August 2, 1905.
The supply OF BACON is goodselng at IL to i85< cts
No sales Of CORN toreport cocoon in good demand at
II to 1114cts fLOURr-we note sS6ght Improvement in
prices-receipts light
sPIRITs fURfENTINE 30 cts. per g.llon, dull
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TeIL0ao Eever,

TezLoao Fever.
New York, August 2-During the season there
have been eighty of yellow fever at quarantine,
and eight deaths. There is no fever in the city.
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ELECTION SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST

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Persons calling any Of the above letters will please say
they advertised. WIN. WHITE r. n
Raleigh, August 4, 1856. 74-4w
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q n1ressi0naZ Nominations

WEST CHESTER, Pa, August 1.-The Democratic
Convention of Delaware county has renominated
Hon. John Hickman for Congress by a nearly unani-
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washington City, August /, 1856.
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TiIs1lar.OF LE.TITnRe

n EMAIHI.e ~ 1aEs IoaT ofIIo AT Raj
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A Rich Case.

Hon. d. S. Reid, U. s. Senate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27
The Fair.

The CITY is already thronged with visitors the Fair
which opens tomorrow From present indications, u
larger crowd will in attendance than ANY former
occasion We bid to country friends easdisl vel
come to Big Richmond" and express the hope that
their stay in the city will be agreeable, interesting, and
profitable ~ edition the imposing exhibition at the
Fair grounds, there II vast abundance and variety OF
hand to entertain ANA delight those who
may desire to pstronze them. The Theatre with
eeeni company sud rich programme Is in full blast The
iuimtable and mrthp provoking WymAn holds forth at
Metropolitan Hall At Cohnthian Hall there is going
series Of delightful concers-and in the hall the
New Market the Mechanics Institute sth its splendid
variety Of curOu. and interesting objects. open vie
tors ngl end day There lack therefore OF
tainmen and We trust al may be pleased and gratfed
The Hotels pretty well filed Up With gentlemen and
ladies' who appear be enjoying themselves TO their
hearts content The gentlemen for the part rejoice
IN dashing vhisters iches, and imperals, which
makes il difficult for dsterniue whether they have
washed their faces tho present nos There is
variety of opinion on the subject, leading to the most
animated amusing, aud angry controversies As for
selves still in fog about IT, and shall reserve
decIsn until these ferocous aud daggery ooking gem
tleme shall has JET the city. The ladies' too are in
all their glory, shining esoigept in costly arrays, and
making the floors aud the streets hideoas s he
clanking OF their hig-heeled kipskns and
From which deduce this eonelusion-that the prices
Of wheat tobacco and pumpkins ranged high the pres
The stock IN the lady line this year. however
is NOT far particularly jisng1sbSIs for its beauty
We pleased observe, nevertheless, striking
exceptions which have already added brains
what asJ made Us feel if we duly qualified to
the Lunalie Asylum just at our door, which the
State has literally fitted up Tor the special benefit Of
"gssdrd foor Governor aud neighbor Fake it all
in all then the crowd already in attendance upon the
Fair is 1ceptonabe appearance AID demeanor, aud
will shoS Of sufficient advantage during the progress
of the grand auuuh exhibition 10 the Metropolis Of the
Commonwealth