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| BROWN, Jr., StSck Broker, has re
y. moved his Office 10 No. Isl 'Zimmermsn's) corne
Main and 18th streets. Goods
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WILLIAM COLEMAN & CO., SHIP

w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CALIFORNIA ARD FRONT STREETS, SAN FRANCIS
CO, CAL.-Ofice No. 81, Well Street, New York.
". T. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. Ii. WILLIAMS.
Mt. COLEMAN Is in New York and will give ship
PER- every information to markets. shipping, &c.
Er- EXCHANGE on San Francisco, for sale by
WIN. T. COLEMAN,
ie Z4-ts 81 Wall street.
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ID L.. ..dtAJ3IoS THE SALE UF MAEUi ACT-kED
AN -..4 Lu4ASuo, FLOUR, GRAIN, COgT0H, GC,
No. h-.ct street, New York. -COAsigIlueAts to
tie ss will oiye the special attention OF
M. a. l. r. : TER the resident partner - New
fglz Lds14oeJ 1n Shipments viii be negotiated on
l5sI- teas by 4. L. Royster, Brother L Co., Lch-
non, u y us. Orders tor purchases in New York
will 1I3O .e ..lyC our attention
BRUMMEL & ROYSTEBS,
New York, January, 1856.
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Elk d BAYLY, Attorneys at Law, and
~ Commissioners take Dispositions, Attidavits,
AotuOw led zmeIts of Deeds, Powers of Attorney &c,
Tor the States and Territories OF
Alabama Louisiana New York
Arkansas Maine North Carolina
California Maryland Ohio
Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania
Florida Michigan Rhode Island
HsUIgis Minnesota South Carolina
Illinois Mississippi Tennessee
Indiana Missouri Texas
Iowa New Hampshire Vermont
Kentucky New Jersey Wisconsin
ET- SAb'L T. BAYLY, Commissioner of the United
States Court ofClaims, and Notary Public.
Office on llth St. between Main and Bank.
su I'D 2m
DARKER, NIN1O 81 co. have just re-
ce!yed fresh supply of Gentlemen's Travelling
Shawis and Blankets, and Lambs Wool aud Merino
Shirts and Drawers. Those in want of such articles
would do well to give us call. ja1
FENURPIN, ROPER & MURRAY, Under
i TAKERS, No. 5 Governor street, Richmond, Va.
Keep constantly hand all kinds of ready COZ.
FINS and METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
jy 2j-dly
| BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re
~ moved his Office 10 No. Isl 'Zinmermsn's) corne
Main and 9Th streets. Goods
IIHHOMAS HOW, 4I9 Main street, Is
receiving his fall supply of Block Tin Goods,
suitable for hOusekeepers. Aso of Wood Ware, com.
pnsuE every article in that line. oc Is
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COMMISSION MERCHANT, Dealer III Proyl-
sions Richmond a.---Particular attention given to
lie s.e Of Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c, Cash advances
~ IN consi snments. VIII supply Richmond Ground
r ante, town grinding loose or packet.} Virginia
Bone Dust and super Phosphate OF Lime Peruvian
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-16
SUPREME COURT.


The following decisions have been delivered since
our last report:
BY NASH, G. jim Peary Robins, from Brun.
swick, affirming the Judgement Also, in Burrage
v Crump, from Montgomery; oenire de nouo. Also,
in Reader Moody centre de nooo. Also, in Schon,
valid Schonwald, in equity from New Hanover, dis
missing the bill. Also, in Crimson Thomas, in
equity, from Craven, directing an account Also, in
Deberry v Ivey, in equity, from Northampton; de-
PENDANT must deliver up the notes of B. &C..
By PEARSON, jim state Bank of Fayetteville
from Cumberland judgment reversed aud judgement
for defendant Also, in State Mathews, from Cum
berland, affirming the judgement. Also, in State
Mcpherson, from Cumberland, affirming the judge
ment. Also, in Ward Hearne, from Stany, award
ing centre de noro. Also, in Currie Worthy,
from Moore, affirming the judgement. Also. in
Williams Houston, in equity, from Dupn, direct
ing decree for plaintiff Also in Campbell Camp
bell, in equity from New Hanover, directing an &C
count Of the mesne profits.
By BATTLE, jim Mccormick Munroe, from
Cumberland, affirming the judgment. Also, in
Schonwald Caps from New Hanover, directing q
penri, dc noco. Also in Green Whitney, in equity,
from Brunswick dssolvng the injunction as to
s4O0, with interests, &c. Also in Wheeless Whit
aker in equity from Nash... Also in Campbell, '.
Campbell, from Sampson, in equity, dismissing the
bill. Also, in Saunderson Balance, in equity from
Hyde.
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$3.50 ~ One Of Mr.. Gilnetas Tricks.
We learn that Mr.. Glhsef = In tie habit Of rea1-
ingto the people, from book, what he says
e On extract from IN Editorial Of the Standa.d of
August is, 1852, in which Mr.. Fillmore and his i'd
ministraton are referred to in terms ofehigh COM
mendation. Now this extract thus read by Mr..
Gilmer, is not from an Editorial of the Standard,
but is part Of article copied into the Standard
of that date, signed Old Style" and is thus gar.
bled by Mr.. Gmer to suit his purpose. Tho Edi.
tor Of the Standard did not then, nor does he now
endorse all the sentiments and Views in the article
from which Mr.. Gimer quotes-but he published It,
Editors publish many articles, without being res
ponsiblc for the opinions advanced. II Mr.. Gilmer
will examine the Standard of this date, he will find
an advertisement headed :" Hurrah for Fillmorel"
What does he think of thatl Will he read that as
our sentimentsl More in relation to this in our
next.
We learn that Mr.. Rogers, of this City, is also
reading the same article as from the Standard. We
trust he will do the justice hereafter to state that
the extract is not from pen, and that it does not
contain our sentiments in relation to Mr.. Fillmore
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So The K. N. meeting held in this City on FRI
day night last was addressed by Jas. T. Morehead
and Nathaniel Boyden, Esquires-both old.line
Wings This is the same Nathaniel Boyden, who,
while member of Congress from this State in ls4s,
ooted with the a6olitionists aoor Of withdrawing
troops from Aerco, and Of thus closing the soar;
phich pouM hare disgraced toreoer tie american
name. About the same time Tom Corwin, of Ohio,
who was afterwards called by Mr.. Fillmore to his
Cabinet was aiding Mexico in bis place in the Amer
lean Senate-denouncing the war unjust, and
calling on the Mexicans to welcome our brave vol
unteers "with bloody hands to hospitable graves"
And about the same time John A. Gilmer, the
X. N. candidate for Governor, then a member of the
State Senate, was voting to refuse supplies to the
NorthCarona volunteers, unless their friends would
agree to his declaration that the war was unconsti
tutional and unjust Such facts need no comment.
And yet these men profess to be better americans
than others!-they declare that they are "Ameri-
cans" and their opponent anti Americans" Is
there single "North Carolina volunteer" who can
far forget what is due to himself and to his coun-
try, as to vote for John A. Gmer?
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North.Carolina Railroad.


The stockholders of this Road adjourned on FRI
ylast after an interesting session of two days. The
,tendance being mainly from the West, was large;
land animated discussions took place, which Messrs.
Fisher J. NJ. Morehead, Paul G. Cameron, John w.
Thomas, Gen. Saunders, D. L. Swain, r. z. Dick,
]. R. Mclean, and others, participated.
Tho old Directors were reelected on the first bal
b, to wit Charles F. Fisher, Gen. Saunders, Gen.
Alexander McRae, and Francis Fries.
During the meeting Mr.. Fisher, the President of
the Road referred to charges which had been made
in relation to the management of the Road; and he
called upon those who had charges to prefer, to
bring them forward then and there, and not to Go
i'm newspapers, over anonymous signatures. Mr..
John W. Thomas, of Davidson, responded but, be-
fore the discussion closed, and with the prompt,
FULL and satisfactory replies and explanations of Mr..
fisher, he no doubt wished that he had remand ST.
lent The vote that was afterwards cast for Mr..
Fisher for Director-he having received within .
traction of all the votes-and the manner in which
zoe old Board was sustained, furnished triumph
ant indication of the President and of the manage
nent OF the Road, and was regarded on all hands as
Just rebuke to those, who, from party feeling or
PERSONAL disappointment, have of late oeen assailing
'ne President and Directory of this Road. These
attacks were commenced by Mr.. Gilmer in his
speech in Macon county, and they were at once ia.
Ken up and continued by his party organs in the
estern part of the State. We trust that the re-
cent action Of the stockholders will have its proper
aect in the quarters referred to; and that fur
aer attempt will be made to introduce party spirit
A'0 the affairs and operations of this great work.
ine best feeling appeared to prevail among all
"e stockholders towards the close of their session
'Au they separated in mutual good humor, cheered
!me progress Of the Road during the past year,
'"u 'u Of confidence as to its future progress and
Prosperity.
Inc full proceedings will we learn, be printed al
~ early day in pamphlet form, and copy sent to
each stakeholder.
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+ II e M A r X e rs.
NORFOLK MARKET

NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED FOR THE "NoRrHcARoLINA STANDARD"
BIZ A. NJ. M'PHEETERS CO.,
Wholesale Grocers Forwarding Commission Kreaants
NORFOLK July IL, 1856.
FLOUR-The market is very bare Of good -four which
commands ready sale. We quote s F, $6%@s7; Extrs,
$.A@ss; Family, ss4@ssK.
lie; Western Sides 121f@lsc; shoulders, lo1@l11zc;
NAVAL STORES dull. No sales in Tar. Spts Turpt
37@3s; common Rosin, 81 81 fine white, 21<@$3.
SALT-L B, 1885,; G A, slx
SUGARS are scarce and prices greatly advanced.
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Locusrs.-The Concordia la.) Intelligencer of
the 18th ult. says " We are sorry to be informed
that this scourge of ancient Egypt has appeared in
our vicinity, bearing the portentions W. which
superstitious people say always means ''or, upon
back of the neck of each insect The supersti.
ton indicates that the letter sP found in the same
place would mean that peace would prevail"
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The Secretary Of the Navy, we regret to have to
state, has been confined for the past week to bis
residence in this city, being too much ndisposed to
venture to the Department His health, however,
is not too bad to permit him to attend to the dis
charge of his official duties there. To-day, he ID
much better, we learn Warrington Star.
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MARRIED..

In Davidson county, the 10th of June by Henry
Beck, ESQ., Mr. Anderson Gobble to Miss Martha Lomax
Also in the same county, the same day, by Benjamin
Smith, Esq, Mr. Henry Grub to Miss Malnda Hedrick,
daughter of Daniel Hedrick.
Also in the same county, the 26h of June, by David
Mcke, Esq, Mr. George W. Green to Miss Albertine
Swicegood, daughter of Philip Swicegood, ST..
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

WnAINaroS, July IL, 1885,
TURPENTINE-The market is firm. and prices remain
without change Sales this morning of 2o2 bbs at q rs
for and 81 "a for old virgin 81 80 for yellow dip and
81 80 for hard, per $50 lbs. 49,.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- Sales yesterday of $50 bbls
at "a cents per gallon Nothing done this morning
ROSIN-No Transactions in Common. Sales yesterday
of 500 bbs No at prices ranging from 81 50 to . per
bbl., as in quality.
TAR-NO receipts or sales. "
COTTONSaes yesterday afternoon Of 40 bales middling
and good middling at IL cents per 1t. Journal
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BANK OF FAYETTEvnLE-We are indebted to the
courtesy of H. C. Jones, Esq, the Reporter for the
opinion of the Supreme Court in relation to the right
of this institution to issue small notes. to be found in
our paper to-day. Like every opinion which ema-
mates from Judge Pearson, this one is marked by
great cearness and ability. The question: it will be
seen of the right of the Bank to issue small bills
since January, 1856. has been decided against it
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W The CAMPAIGN IN WAKE was opened ON
Monday last at Spikes. The Democratic candidates
are G. H. Wilder, ESQ.,, for the Senate, and N. G.
Rand A. NJ. Lewis, and NJ. A. Bedsoe, Esquires, for
the Commons. We learn that Hon. s. H. Rogers,
K. N, also announced himself as candidate for the
Commons. This is the same gentleman, who, while
a member of Congress from this District, voted
against the Kansas Nebraska bil-or rather against
the right of his saveholding constituents to carry
their slaves to the common Territories He will, of
course, be badly beaten.
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LATE FROM CAL1roRN1A.-The excitement in San
Francisco continued The Committee were receiving
recruits by thousaads and but few responded to the
Governors proclamation. The Governors forces
were encamped near the City, but were powerless
against the public feeling. Tie Committee had
banished six more rogues, and continued to make
arrests
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Galveston Texas, News has received . letter from
an eminent chemist in the North. enclosing him
sample Of paper manufactured from the hull Of the
cotton seed that he sent 70 the North Showing that
the fneze quality paper can be made from the seed
"A character now pending in the Texas Legislators
to manufacture it. = =
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FOR THE SENATE:
CASTOR II. WILDER.
FOR THE COMMONS:
NATHANIEL G. RAND,
AUGUSTUS NJ. LEWIS,
MOSES A. BLEDSOE.
FOR SHERIFF:
WILLIAM HI. HIGH.
Special Notice.

Special Notice.
TfsSrASDARD conducted strictly upon the CASH system
Al papers discontinued at the expiration q the .",e
70, Which they hare been paid Subscribers 'c'@ be n0sned
,ouR WEEKS before their time is out, By CROSS MARK ON
tier papers and unless the subscription Is rene''ea the pa
,sr uA be discontinued This is rule from 'oh'eh there
m be no departure. Watch the cross mark and rens'0
your subscription.
Weekly Standard 50 per anmun', in adoanee.
Semi. Ueeklv Standard 81 per annuns. do.
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Fee BILLS OF CLERKS AND SHERIFFs.-We have
n hand quantity Of these bills which will be sent
lfu of postage, ten for 81. All Clerks are bound,
under penalty of $50 to have these bills stuck up
lin their Offices. Address the Editors of the STAN
dard
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THOMAS B. MOORE.
67-awt0l
July II, 1856.

~ DOLLARS REWARD.-RANAWAYftu m
~ the subscriber, about two or three months aeo
et or 10 inches in height of very bright oompIexion
light having much tho appearance of Irish
bay and would BE- readily taken for one The above
ward will be any person experimenting him Ad.
dress, WIN. HENDRICK, q.
Palmers Springs,
Mecklenburg County, Va
July IA, 1885, ll33.wlw
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Standard FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
The Weekly Standard will be furnished during
the campaign the following rates: For six months,
one copy one dollar five copies, four dollars; six
eopes five dollars ten copies, eight dollars; twelve
copies, ten dollars cash in advance.
We respectfully solicit subscriptions
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-hh oAALh rox.-We learn that some eight or
w. Jays ago gentleman Of the name Of Patterson,
',eman in the shop of Mr. Lougee, y this place,
.'arned from the North, and was soon after taken
aet. tie was attended at Mr.. Lougee's residence,
" Dr' Mckee; and, day or two since. his dis.
we IN the opinion of the physician, exhibited un.
ss'akable indications Of being the small pox. The
, ns0er was reported to Mr.. Mayor Haywood. who
t''nptly had the patient removed several miles in.
%e country, too place from which the disease 10
"key to spread The patient is we'll attended
we are assured that every effort will be made
a s.s'ent the spread Of the disease. We state the
as,s,s as ,ney exist, as we have no doubt many ex.
s ss.4ea accounts have already gone abroad. Our
ho,b;' may rest assured that we shall conceal
shon,. IN relation to the disease; and that if II
hvm unfortunately spreads we do not believe
-"e will at once give information Of the fact
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FROM NIcARAUGA.-Gen. Walker was elected Pres
idcnt on the oath June. President Rivas and the
Minister of War had resisted, and had been pro-
claimed traitors by Walker.
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Extract from a letter, dated
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

al had the pleasure of listening to Gov. Bragg Jack.
and at this place, and two better political speeches
have never heard The Governors tour through this
recorded u August next. Rest assured that Hartford
county and the First District will good
report for Democracy Set this District down from 300
to 500 majority for Bragg"
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pe,.Ss , , MA7TER.-We'are requested by Messrs,
|,pnn,s q uatllng to say that they have received
a fs.S VI vaccine Matter, which may be relied upon
uesh and genuine.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

FAYETTEVILLE, July II, 1900.
BACONis in good demand at improved prices. The
supply of CORN is better and prices have downward
tendency. COTTON in good demand at l0H to lie for
manufacturing purposes Prices of FLOUR improved,
supply falling Of. MOLASSES i, hgher-we quote at -
to sc per gallon. SUGAR scarce and prices higher.
i. SPIRITS TURPENTINE SOC per gallon RAW ditto,
no sales to report-Cdr. =
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AtrOciOus Burglary.

AuOcAOus bufSlarys
During the last winter the dwelling house of Gov.
Manly was entered in the night time, under circum-
stances of peculiar daring and atrocity, ard valu
able gold watch and purse containing small
amount of silver change taken from dressing table
in his bed ROOM The thief also entered other rooms
of the house on the same night, but was foiled by
the wakefulness of the inmates.
On Thursday last the watch was taken to the
store of Mr.. Chas. H. Thompson, jcweler, to ascer
tain its value, when Mr.. T. recognized it Immediate
ly as the lost watch of Gov. NJ and retained it. and
restored it to the owner.
Upon Investigation before the Intendant of Police
Frank Wallace, bricklayer and pasterer, was the
felon, and that he mad left here few days ago for
Lousburg. An officer was dispatched who arrested
him and found in his possession another valuable
gold watch, which he had stolen from young man
named Barnes.
The officer had him handcuffed and set out on his
return, taking the Railroad cars at Franklinton.-
Somewhere in the neghborhood of Forestville, when
the vigilance of the officer was momentarily with
drawn, this cunning and bold marauder leaped from
the coach and made his escape.
He has been detected, we learn, in several cases
of house-breaking and stealing within few months
past, for which he has been soundly whipped.
He isl mulatto, not more than Is years old, and
came to This place, it is said, from the county Of
Gulford. >
Public officers of justice and the public generally
should keep lookout for this adroit and practced
scamp. ssssss 4g
MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMANY.-The statements Of
the operations and condition Of the North Carolina
Mutual Life Insurance Company, together with the
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Mr.. Rayner,s Letter. .

We publish to.daysths letter Of Mr. Rayneryof
this State addressed to the boiling abolition Know
Nothings, declining their nomination for the Vice
Presidency. We consider it good campaign doc.
ument, emanating as it does from tho founder and
leader Of ",Sams" forces in North Carolina and
we trust our friends in all parts of the State will
hold the K. N. leaders to it. Compel them, before
the people, either to endorse the letter or repudiate
and denounce Kenneth Rayner. There can be no
middle course on question of this sort Silence
or evasion, as by Mr.: Gilmer at Wilmington amounts
to an endorsement and public man can
endorse this letter in its length, and breadth, and
spirit and at the same time be true to North Caro-.
lima 81.
Such q letter requires little comment Every one
who can read, can examine it and decide for him.
SELF Mr.. Rayner would make Know Nothingism
paramount to every thing else. He asks no pledges
at the hands of tho abolition Know Nothings. He
is willing to unite with anti.slavery" men, and
with all sorts of men-,oith oar deadlest enemies,
if he can thereby defeat the Democratic party That
is the spirit of the letter.
Mr. Rayner probably looks to the withdrawal of
MIR. Fillmore and Col Fremont, and to fusion of
all the elements opposed to the Democracy and to
the South. In that event, he no doubt considers
that his chances would be better than they would
have been if he had accepted this nomination.
Commodore Stockton accepts, but says he will de-
cline if he can get Mr.. Fillmore to place himself on
the Stockton and Rayner platform. Mr.. Rayner, it
will be observed thanks these abolitonists for the
nomination, and tells them that in the main " he
agrees with them in regard to the evils and dan
gers which now beset our country" These "evils
and dangers, according to the platform of these
abolitionsts- the assault on Sumner, the repeal
of the Missouri restriction and the efforts of South
ern men to establish slavery in Kansas! We have
heretofore published in regular issue, the mate
rial portion of the Stockton and Rayner platform,
and it will also be found in the extra Campaign
Standard" Obtain it. friends, and use it. Let the
people know what it is that Mr. Rayner, the leader
of the Know Nothings of this State, thus approves
sin the MAN, And let it be known also, that Mr.
Gilmer, when Intercepted by Gov. Bragg in Will
mngton in relation to his approval dsapproval of
Mr. Rayners letter. attempted at first to explain, and
qualify, and evade-but, when pressed for an an
swer, soas silent!
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July l. 1856.
QUENT.' BUSBEE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

FAYErfEvnLE ST., RALx1oa n G. ~ sis q
Will promptly attend TO business intrusted TO him
in the United States and State Courts with the Ex
ecutive other departments Of the State Government
July /, 1856. 66-tf.t
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MUTUAL INSURANCE. CoMpANY.-The statements Of
the operations and condition Of the North Carolina
Report IL tho President DR.. johnson, shall appear
ii our next. -