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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-02
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Cash Store.
CoREEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, Sc.

WOOD WARE.
2nG pigs cov'd Buckets; f21 dog md Boxes;
$40 dozen bail BOx's; 20 = Hames;
200 n SITS Tubs, pain ed; go nc Wa-h Boards;
2T5 Vanished and Three 800 Pow niles;
ltoap Buckets; 10 nests White Zine Tubs;
81 600 astd Bronm HandlP % 600 Cane Fishing Poles;
rs az white edar Bucket 800 ss'' ed %, or Kegs;
300 log Tar ms; o dog B Cedar Usns;
800 pkgs Hall Bush. Measures N-st BOxes vsrnsh'd
- doz Pine hurns sssor rte' go Painted Fubs an
100 nests White dar Tab; la5 Wen eLes, ss.,ed.
BAs ET WARE.
9ao VIII Wagons, co umOO nest, e ssrnan Market do
go F." Carts, commoai 90 20, 'esd Ba kei,, in store
$40 T" !" ex. ial, tops sni to arrives
70 Fmpire Cabs: 80 cJEsn assorted Market
/. o WlioW Craules: Raskets.
goo extra s iou Chldrsn's Rattan and
PicS s..Eets; do1 as'tei once Chairs
Rattan and Willow very niee and ccol " SUNNI er.
Also Clio. Hampers; imported iarcy Basket Work, Fruit
and Flower stands. Also-Willow w rk made to ordsI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 dog Feather Dusters; 100 bales Alcant Mats;
$40 ss,ced shoe Brushes; 50 Lutte Hsrk skeleton
Is Roekins Horses rs dos Toy Air Pts OILS.
CORDAGE, TwINES, dc.
INOcoIs ~ and " inch Manila Rope 90 feet;
10 COTS xt snch do do $50 dc;
25 'etls Bed Cord and PlOw Line Manila;
95a doz Cotton piow Lines aud Bed Cord:
100 dos Hemp Bed Cords; To-, bales Carpet Chain;
90 bs broom Fsine hemp 500 los wOl irvine.
rs bales Batting; s., reels Hemp Packing;
Is NickinR; 76 coils Tarred Rope;
40 Wrapping Twne; I1a0 Z" Jute Ropes
PAPER.
l60 bundles (Frund) 7angerman's Wrapping Paper;
500 Nc .resor's DO do;
1900 resms Lnckiand do do;
100 resms Tea Paper; Is resms Shoe Paper;
Us Ham a 70 +" Batting 10;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do dry IS 900 los Roofing do, sstuted
CANDLI.S. dc.
Star Candles, Lard OIL, Opal CaldIes searne Candles,
starch German soIp, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lin. Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCtT$,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities In lots to suit
AL o-Bench Screws, in half dozen packages, In lots
Wood saws cav BACKS Curry combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
RiVets, &c.
iRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted for Drug 1ss and Liquor Deal
ers' use, Constantly on hat d.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns IS go inch Red O. dlr do 1s Is o. % do
Oerdar do 16 IS 20, 20 dc isinied d 81 ~. a do
Brass Hoop do" - =" do barrel dol6 Is, 20, % do
HAMEA,
Oiled Root Black TCp and Bl1e do:
Steam Bent Top. Plank Top;
For sale by S.M BARRETT,
msyl4 co Walnut AMI Front SIS Cincinnati, o
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John RAMAGE.

az College stret, Nashville,
DEALkE
ROOTS. SROES AND sROG ANS,
WYyLE ESALE AND RETAIL
I HAVt hand, large and tieierai sortment Of
L the bet mAuuisriure for Cits Nnd CountTy Trade
Merchants Planters Sl end u their advantage te
,xsnue my sc ck bsiOre purchasing.
aec1 JOHN RAMhGF
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pEcORArRD BIRD CAGES.

IXTEhave "a hans . Canary Gaze. Of 81 the ost ei,-
w san' Ps,rrns thzt be ned New TsTs. Ter
sale At very smA advance On ~ trrn Pee.
arls MACKrNZg WILSON
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Wines, Brandies, Liquors. &C.
y.NnGF q CHARLES

DE VaNOGE CHARLES,
1873 Pearl street, New York,
HAVE abi>hel Agency f1r the sale OF their impor
tations ir the city Of
NASHVILLE, aL q Oup.FEELOWS HAIL
DIV & the rep esentstives o Of the larges
huses in Pr nce among others the CFNl Raj SOCIETY
OF VINEl ARD. PR0PRIETuR OF "OGE &C, whose Rrsn
dies they prepared to offer in Hail. Garter and Eighth
Pipes.
TiS HousA has berone celebrated for the excellence Of
the shpments from the immense capital ~hch they
represent, offer superior advantages b"h IN quality and
price ny other Rr1ndrs. Shipments in Bond If de
sired DE a g also offer for Il oi their WN MPoR
TATI0NS assortment OF CHAMPAiG YES CLARETS
MADEIRAS, suERRlEs, HOCKS wnISKiEs, GIN ard
Rum, &C, &c.
Charles London Cordial Gin,
O Tiled IN London, under supervision of the british Gov
ernm-n expressly for De Nenoge Charles e New York
pure tonic, stmusnt an diurt drink proa 1urced by
medical TO be the most sanitary ale hoic dstlston
of're 70 the Puhh. This un fro IL peculiar quail
ie, l. emnenty adapted 70 Of the country whose
waters abound with Limet and is in general
beverage thro ghou he wh United st tes In Of
and dozen bHtes, each no lie bearing e. words,
Charles Lon Ion 20 dial Gin, blown in the 81 and the
Propre' or's fac -im- IN label
All riders conhded to the and scrutiny Of Messrs De
VenOg Char through their Nashville Agency, ~ meet
with prompt attention and dispatch dec5-u
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Cnme az Lao

Doc AH0NT4~ SHoNt O. fORACCOs-
This bscco.f rV and teasantness txssb all otier
hr and In this artcie ther beautiful
matis favor hch uk-r hasin fac 10 only nrsis
ove les sal efOritt fr sale bT The poun b5x
Aso. 81 al efarse tnd hae cut rusk ~ Tobacro very
nne ar icie 90 large rtnen' of O. ". tisis Emo
~ Tusac h papers, Of he lo ins hraEd u Coop
er, str, Mrrcury Grow sek FaBig Arm, I'D Mid
Ori-ntai oiheis 81 Of whch % 70 the
trade A. reduced puces Lyons Co, ~ cedar 81
SUNURIIS surh a. Mac, alloy, seofch sna fappss
y snEGs. Fine Gu Chewing q bar O. Nee eh Pipes
Liquor Flssks wAitng abes Czssr Ightess hos
A
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING
ST AR. CANDLES

AUA VNsA4A-'A 4 ~ A44O@41 OSA4fu
STAR CANDLES.
INHE ention Of the public Is In the flct tina,
most # the star Candies offered for DEFICIEN
~ WEIGHT, OF atwhat + lid for LoInd actually weighs
rut fu te hfeen ounces and packages ked 40
bs tall short two three and even ave pounds per box. This
do not a the haies ale dealers who sell
1T MARKED NKoHr; upon he retailers, who II by
CouNT nut upon e consumers, who hus for about
tenth more Ihan IN receive.
The subscriber have always de their Can les eui sixteen
ounces the pound and ark ick at their real weight
which be by tes Ing them their exper.
in the busints enab them otter article equal IN
quality TO any in the Market they solicit the patronage
uuehasers who deS-e siuHy their int and,
tn Hame time, encourage correct dealing.
Eb26 PROCTOR GAMBLE, Cir einnati.
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Livery Stable.

R y. THE undcrsigned having taken n
CSs@ H5sS the stRbe Market Street, Nash. lyt~zA
eSf5<~~T9 vile Tenn two doors below the EAA
----- Inn and opposite the Mansion House, form
erty occupied iy Hammer respectfully upces that
ne w keep hand good horses and vehicles to be let
the hiring public on reasonable terms
He prepared take Of In the best manner, all
Horses left with him. ither boarding horses travellers
His Stable nsfed convenient 10 business. and he will
keep none but experiences oe and the best prove der
he market can aGo'd. Terms moderate.
ian IS-d,w1wIy R. g. PATTERSoN.
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~ 600 RusssWs - us A. . Van. u.sai
wzl ~. -. eo&ooN afo,
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NE w FIR ".

TIN j. SE BURY e. ~. -. PEACHs
Il have forme partnership under the name q.
and syle Of T. J. seahuy Go and taken the stock I'M
and sand Of v. Seabury in Cooper's hock, Sa
Cherry street. and 20 their friends and the nhc
th-t they prepared execute description OF Wor
In the PLUMBING BUSINESS, in he natess most sub
stantisl They will ao furnish and ht up Sts PIX
In the ndsomes' yes. They resp ctfay solicit
ahAre Of public patronage. iIan2l
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II fhospr NIB "a y o. har secounts. vi
ERE a. b q nxtl hvfors n tssday q Jane
~Et u y - ta-t tss. fhsy > b ptzrs IN tne
hAa.i. Co ssor. Anf af sfsis ihsi afssr
h - vs a :, ss -hHi H'Fsy y - Ders AAf 49,
uSai ; 81. sarpf anr- drsf-
spsl - - - O.. 9cedar q
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WINt~ 4 fall assortuiens now on kand, o VeTy "a
w perior Aavar And Gu ty, dne Old DGn Gordon rry
and don Parfioua sderis 'ii % 10 Pore sr have
lot = tn's put b. ties, ls f,r family
tor stle VII lssae and ReiAi very low, bv
at5 Lyons CO., ctdar 81
usAnpA.NE WINE 80 b,s efs pnts anu
u quarts, q Jus we'll known r-ids. For s,r b.
sp5 LIONS . O.. ~ ceda- st
IOiI.ANDGsN. Sc veral pipes Of ,pprIior qutI
Ii ity, bran Doahe swan Locomotive and Pine Apple
for ale al the l0wss ash priees
AIS LYONS A 70 !. 10 Cedar 81.
S-we te onstSHtIy on hand Ia psl, o. Leg0rs
and Wins deserPt ons 10 hich spsefaly inVit,
the attention Of all
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nISNnI.urInN.

DISSOHNlBIONs
THE partnership between the undersigned. IN the e
IL and style Of j. u. seab0'y c.. dissolved by mu
tua consrn on Sis alt Either OF will attend the
settllng up OF the business Of the late firm.
J. NJ SEABURY,
a S. PEACH.
Iaa2-l T. J. SEABURf.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, MONDAY,
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIscHER a scHELL's Genr Advertising House,
APPLEroN' BUlLDrEe, S4e and S4s Broadway.
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28

ANOTHER DESIRING TO BE MARrYR-We see by
the proceedings in Congress on Saturday, that Mr.
Burlngame, of Mass is DESTROYS of following in the
footsteps of Sumner. The latter has made such
the South that others are ready to turn martyrs
We trust that Southern men will treat these fellows
with silent contempt To reply to them is to give
them dignity they do not deserve-to kick them
is compliment that would afford them intense graf
ifcaton. Let them, like the maniac, froth and foam
until they become exhausted when they will sink
down, after ALL objects Of pity rather than indigna
ton. Neso York Day BovE.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28

The K. N. PARTY SEcT1oNAL.-A friend writes US
as follows from the Western part of the State:-
"Great efforts are being made to elect Glmer, and
in this portion of the State appeals made to Sec
tionaz and local interests to promote his election
Gen. Leachs speeches are principally directed to
this end. To effect Gilmer's election he is riding
the hobby of Railroad from High Point cia Salem
and every other place where he speaks to the noun
tans; and Gilmer's election is argued as necessary
to ensure the Road" This is just what we expec-
ted and is in entire accordance with Mr.. Gilmer's
past course and that of the party whose candidate
he is
Mr.. Gilmer has uniformly urged the white basis
a local, sectional measure. He has urged and voted
for it. bo:h as to the School Fund and the basis of
representation in the Legislature; and be has gone
SO far in this respect to vote and speak for Con-
vention to be called in popab oiolaton Of the State
Constitution his object being, through such a Con-
vention to change the basis and to make local in
terests paramount to the general interests of the
State Those X. N. leaders who nominated him
were fully informed as to his record and his opin-
ions in this respect; and they put him forward be-
cause Of this record and these opinions hoping to
obtain votes thereby in the est and being deter
and conceal this record and these opinions, and to
go for him without regard to them. In proof Of
this have seen him, since he has taken the field,
ADVOCATE an increase Of the tao on slaoes-advocate
it, not in the East but in the Vest and the K. N.
papers and speakers in the East are silent on the
subject That shows, at glance, tkeir object and
the sectional views by which they are governed.
Gov. Bragg holds the same opinions on all public
questions, in Currituck and in New Hanover He
does not change his speeches. as Mr.. Gmer does, to
meet the supposed views of particular localities
He makes no appeal to sectional or local interests,
but is the representative Of the whole people Of the
State, pledged 70 deal fairly by all, and to give no
| undue advantage to one portion over another por-
4 ton He would scorn to be Governor in any other
way, or on any other grounds; and Mr.. Gilmer will
find on the first Thursday in August, that his in
siduous attempts to array one section of the STATE
against the other, will neither add to his reputation
! nor Increase his vote.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28
From WasAingsoa.

WARRINGTON, june %, 1s56-The conduct Of
the Know-Nothngs in the meeting of the Old Line
Wings last night, and disturbing its harmony, is
other evidence of the total absence Of proprety in
their rule of conduct, while the introduction Of Nc.
Lewis D. Campbell, an abolition Nothing fSon
Ohio: as their spokesman, showed their sympathy
with the most ultra Repubhcanism in oppositisa 70
the Democracy. ~
They feared that the old line Wings might .eon-
clude to march over, horse, foot and dragooas. TO-
that purpose. No sooner had Gov. Jones given in
his adhesion to the Democracy, by declaring his In
tention tosupport Mr.. Buchanan than mp they crew.
ded Mr.. Lewis D. Campbell, as strong An abolition
list as ever clothes, to take the Opposite. The
ping such an intrusion. Mr. Canpball, Big Win .
speech, went outside in front Of the City Hall md
delivered himself. st.s..55 81 Ssztsts :.
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Later from, Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, June pa letter to the Republican.
dated Westport 18th inst, says that Col Sumner
has put the principal roads leading to Kansas IN
state of blockade He has also driven out Of the Ter
ritory Buford, jones' Shelby, and other leading
Missourans. Another letter from Kansas City, da-
ted the 10th inst, says that COL Sumner intends to
arrest every person under indictmentin Kansas and
declares that neither Lane nor any other armed
person shall enter Kansas, except over his dead
body.
An attempt was made, on the night ofthe 18th to
assassinate the new Deputy Sheriff Of Douglas coun-
ty. The Sheriff shot one Of the assassins dead and
the others fed. 80. vs..
Col. Sumner had received = despatch from Fort
Kearney, stating the Schogenne and Sioux Indians
had joined in proclaimng war against the whites.-
One white man had been killed. Col. Sumner inn
mediately despatched = company of q. s. troops TO
. camp near Westport
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28

LINCOLN CoyNrY-This genuine and spirited Dem.
ocratic county, it will be by notice in todays
paper, will give grand Ratification meeting in be-
half of Buchanan and Breckenridge, on the 18th Of
july The Hon. John Kerr, and other distinguished
speakers will address the assemblage, which will no
doubt be an immense gathering. All who heard
speak, at our last Superior Court Of Lincoln's
own gifted sons, w. Lander, Esq, would be delight
ed to hear his eloquent voice on the 18th of July.
Charlotte Democrat
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28

The EARLIEST CorroN BLooM.-A friend in Smith.
field has sent cotton bloom the earliest of the
season, taken from the field of Col. George w. Wat
sen, of Johnston, on the 2Cth instant
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28

DEATHS BY L1GHTNING.-We regret to learn that
Mr.. Elias Barnes, of Wilson county, was killed by
lightning on Thursday of last week. Mr.. Barnes
was useful and worthy citizen and has left large
family and numerous friends and relatives to mourn
this sudden bereavement.
= We learn also, that young man named Richard
Williams, was struck by lightning at Greenville on
Saturday last, and instantaneously killed
-IdrborO SoutHerner
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28

COMPLIMENT TO Hon. j. G. BREcKENRIDGE.-The
Baltimore Argus has received letter from friend,
which informs us that the Old Line Wings of the
Ashland District, of Kentucky, have presented Hon.
j. G. Breckenridge with handsome pair of horses
"as an evidence Of their pride in their fellow CITIZEN
though of opposite politics. and pledge Of their
confidence in the coming administration of which he
will be prominent member"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28

LARGE BEErs.-John B. Johns, Esq, of this Coun.
ty, has presented us with some beets, measuring
eleven inches in circumference. These are large
for this period in the season.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28

To COUNTY Court CLERks.-We shall print, in
few days, FEE BILLS for Clerks, sherifs, &c. They
will be on good paper and neatly executed. On the
reception of 81 we will send ten copies, free of post
age, to any address. The Revised Code makes it
obligatory upon Clerks to have copy of these fees
posted up in their offices, under penalty of $50.
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The Brooks and Sumner Afsir.

WASHINGTON June 25.-The Grand Jury to-day
presented the Hon. P. S. Brooks, of South Caro-
ner, of Massachusetts,. The latter summoned
who appeared and testified before the Jury.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

EOUK DAYS LATER FNOM EUhOPE.
New YORK, june 28d.-The u s. steamer Altar.
tic arrived at II o'clock last night At this port with
dates from Liverpool up to the l1th instant
GENERAL NEws-Ex-President Willard Fillmore
is one of the passengers by the Atlantic
Complimentary salutes were fred in honor Of him
from the CollinsDo and the Battery.
The Asia arrived out on the 9th inst.
The English public still without an official
notice of Mr.. Cramptons dismissal; but they regard
it as certain. Positive but unofficial statements
by the Asia on this matter had caused some little
excitement among the people, and the London
Mr.. Champion and chiefly to the effect that there
was necessity for the dismissal of Mr.. Dallas.-
The London Times however, has been very bitter
towards the United States on this point.
There had been an attempt made on the life Of the
Queen of Spain. 1t was reported that young man
had presented pistol at her but was Immediately
disarmed and arrested. 49, ,es
The foundations in France have caused disastrous
effects and continue to be spoken Of; they have
rendered AZ, 900 people houseless and thrown 1907
600 out of employment. It was hoped, however,
that the corn crop will be about an average yield
The Kansas affairs in the United States begin to
excite some notice in England, and though the
matters ere not generally understood it is argued
that they would divert the American attention from
q foreign war.
1t was repofted in Berlin that Prussia and Sar-
DINA had demanded to be admitted to the commits
SION LOT reOrgamZlng Tue Danuoian prlucPAuCless
and that the demand had been acceded to. Also
that Austria had resolved to erect the Lombardo-
Venetian provincesinto kingdom of Upper Italy.
Arabia still continued in . state of insurrectios,
and refused to recognise the rule of the Sultan.
COMMERCIAL NEws.-Cotton was easier but not
quotably lower; the sales for the three days pre-.
vious to the sailing of the Atlantic were II goo
bales. Flour had advanced from Sd to Is Canal
at Dos to s4s; Ohio 35} to 37f Philadelphia S4f to
359. Wheat had advanced I'd; White ct 104 to II !;
Red at 81 to 1O1 Corn had advanced Is to II !;
Southern white sea; Northern .prime white SOL !;
Yellow and mixed 20. Consols ct 94A to 94a.
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THE ILLUMINATION
J. H. BRYAN, jr.,
w. j. SAUNDERS,
T. H. BRIDGES,
BASIL MANLY.

Special Request.-The Committee of Arrangements res
pecully request that the practice Of popping
amidst the spectators at the Fireworks be ntnued.
1t is very annoying practice and faugh With dam
to ladies particularly Accidents from burning
red last year, and in raising subscriptions the Committee
dispense with Fireworks entirely, long they
be witnessed without such risk The Committee believe
it sufficient to direct attention this grievance
abated.
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Special Notice.
The STANDARD is conductedshctty upon the CASH SYSTEM
Al papers discontinued at the expiration g tile time
for cich they hare been paid Subscribers sciN be NOTICED
FOUR WEEKS before their time is out By CROSS MARK o"
their papers unless the subscription IS rene'0ed me po
Mr. nil be discontinued This Is rule from which there
mill be no depa,ture Watch for the mark and renew
your subscription.
H'eekly Standard g per annuns, in aduance
SEMI Weekly Standard 81 per annum. do.
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The Reporter of one Of the morning papers gives,
previous to the nomination, the Saying ofa New
Jersey delegate, that "FREosr never did any thing
but eat grasshopper cake and mule sonp" Is Vas,
Of course impossible for the Black pabicans 70
resist such powerful claims upon their support.
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FoURrH or July 'cELEBRATIoN.

sS ~ PR0GRAMAE. -, 2
The Committee Of Arrangements announce the following
q the order Of The ensuing celebration y
q Salute at Daybreak. = Z
National Salute before sunrise by the combined Infantry
Companies and Artillery. sls,,ss
Divine Services at sunrise in the Pesbyteran Church.
Get which the Military will aftend,)
the ehos & sher ne respective
the address BY the Rev R T. Hs,1lr
Salute Of Cannon at the conclusion of Divine Service
The hour of nine o'clock will be by the firing
. o'''' ~'' THE pRocEss1dA
to as he
ing order, entering by the western gate:
Marshal and Assistants.
Music
Oak-Cty Guards.
Music.
Independent Guards. Z
Music. q.
Cadets of the Raleigh Military Academy
Officers and Soldiers of the Revolution the War Of 1872
and the War with Mexico.
C5nsmsttee Of Arrangements
Orator, Reader. and Chaplain.
Governor and State Officers.
Judges of the Supreme and Superior Courts.
The Sheriff and the Officers of the several Courts
Fire Companies
Sons of Temperance.
Citizens and Strangers.
Arriving at the Capitol that portion of the Procession in
advance of the Committee of Arrangements will form in
open order while those in the pass in they bringing
up the rear
EXERCISES AT THE CAPITOL:
Music
Prayer, by the Rev. J. N. ATKINSON.
Music.
Reading of the Declaration of Independence,
by PULASKI CowpER, Esq.
Music.
Grafton, by W. W. HOLDEN, Esq.
Music.
Benedicton
Salute of Cannon at close of Exercises.
At four o'clock p m, the Children of the various Sab
bath Schools will form in at the Capitol Square,
and march to the Presbyterian Church where they will be
coed to their several schoolrooms to parake of refresh
ments
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28

az Read the powerful and conclusive letter of
Mr. Clingman to his constituents, in reply to Mr..
Reade's letter.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28

The 4th of July is to be duly celebrated in Will
son; Mr.. George Howard has been selected as the
Orator of the occasion, and Mr.. John P. BarneS as
the reader of the Declaration. Sentinel
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28

STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
The Weekly Standard will be furnished during
the campaign at the following rates: For six months,
one copy, one dollar five copies, four dollars; six
copies, five dollars; ten copies, eight doars twelve
COPIES ten dollars cash in advance.
We respectfully solicit subscriptions.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28

The store house Of Gen. Chas R. Jones' of VIII
liamsburg, Iredel Co., was consumed by fire on the.
4th inst. Loss s., OOO-insurance 81 900. Thought
to be the work Of an incendiary.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28

at is certain that James Buchanan did declare in
speech before Congress- that laborng ought to
make than ten cents a day."
,Satisbury Herald.
1t is certain that the above is utterly false; and
now let the Herald establish his charge or stand
defy you to do it.