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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-26
SESSION STANDARD.

SESSION STANDARD.
Members of the Legislature desiring the Standard
laid on their desks for the session will please leave
their names at the office.
Semi-Wcekly for the session, 81 90
Weekly &c 30
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Solicitor for the 9th Circuit.
Oak.City Guards Lectures.

The first lecture of the Course will be delivered
by the Hon. D. L. Swain in the Hall of the House
of Commons, on Saturday evening, Nov. 29th at
u o'clock. The subject of the Lecture has not
transpired, but apart from considerations touching
the necessity of supporting this praiseworthy move
ment anything from Gov. Swain will be looked for
ward to with interest.
Tickets % cents each, to be had at the Book and
Drug Stores, or any member of the Committee
The public is respectfully invited to attend
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We call particular attention to the advertisements
OF u Bggs, Esq, in to-day's Giraffe Those that
desire get cheap clothing this cold weather. should
call on him quick, for he sells SO cheap that it is
truly astonishing how he lives at it Giraffe
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we "a oin was Couhte0 Win that OF Rutherford
in the Governors vote:
1856. 1856.
- -~-@
COUNTIES. :; n
Alamance,* GIG 645 TIT 452
Alexander 466 All 3l4 1922
Anson,* 1874 772 = 81 1923
Ashe,* 1874 708 5S1 GIT
Burke,* 523 459 378 311
Buncombe,* $50 7S6 77s 731
Baden COS 4sl 463 367
Bertie,* 40 545 453 Oil
Beaufort $50 s33 525 796
Brunswick 404 46s 364 1874
CabarruS* 1926 665 365 594
Catawba,* 96S 1853 653 1853
Craven,* 784 535 595 ATS
Cumberland 1876 92s 1857 767
Chowan,* 291 23O 255 2l2
Columbus $50 3O6 527 212
Camden 1O7 474 80 474
Carteret,* 493 5O2 463 389
Cherokee,* 632 574 443 500
Caswcl,* 1920 211 OF 2l2
Chatham 1855 1862 761 1877
Caldwell,* 43s 425 1854 374
Currituck,* Boo LAG 53s 1913
Cleaveand,* 100 1873 7y6 II
Davidson S23 1899 634 964
Davies 353 $50 279 ATT
Duplin,* lib l55 ll73 1T
Edgecombe,* 1868 l89 1881 ISL
Forsythe,* 1850 926 1O43 772
Franklin,* IA 1874 1893 255
Granville 1926 sS s ssa 1860 osc 75s
Guilford,* 57i 2O59 Alb 1916
Greene* 432 $50 375 2lS
Gates.* 459 1872 sss SO5
Haywood,* 537 254 413 1911
Halifax.* 1876 584 683 500
Hertford,* 1856 800 so1 s75
Hyde,* 332 sol 24S 39S
Henderson, 665 CAT 434 400
Iredell.* 351 1349 800 1241
Jackson $40 liz 404 Is
JONES' 261 100 211 157
johnston 1896 SIT 95S 6l9
Lenor.* AT 263 424 264
Lincoln,* GA 222 ga 226
Madison,* 576 247 $50 49,
Martins FOG $40 1925 31l
McDowell,* $50 395 $50 274
Moore 1888 677 40 4s9
Montgomery I'll I'll 7 a25 1913 546
Macon,* 367 396 247 3OS
Mecklenburg,* 1924 623 1881 573
Nash,* 1lO7 50 1868 81
New Hanover 1922 $40 1472 SIT
Northampton $50 42S 62l 466
Onslow,* I'll 10S 6S3 145
Orange 11l9 lO45 900 TAT
Pasquotank,* $50 500 299 5a2
Perquimans,* 3O4 348 254 S46
Pitts ITO TIC 730 $40
Person. CTS 3s4 543 279
Polk 1856 124
Robeson,* 773 $50 673 566
Rockingham 1i6s 4s9 1907 $50
Rowan 1856 COS ITO sos
Ruth arford,* 1910 7s1 576 4l2
Randolph,* 56l 1881 1856 1925
Richmond,* 246 SOC 176 500
Sampson $50 497 927 1858
Surry,* SIT $40 FOG 362
Stokes* 769 1913 658 331
Stanly,* 166 797 1OS 731
Tyrrel,* 1914 800 80 PIT
Unions 1876 273 655 236
Wakc,* 1893 1924 1472 769
WARREN S19 l0l S41 rs
Washington 26l 377 236 364
Watauga,* 257 392 14s 36S
Wayne 1882 274 1l72 20S
Wilkes 600 1864 $50 992
Yadkin,* 633 5Ss 4S3 694
Yancey,* $40 800 GIG 20S
57,555 44,961 1926 s6ss6
A, 961 36,8S6
Bragg's maj. 1854 Buch's Ill 800
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terrible AcCIDENT.--We learn that a very sad
accident occurred near Dysartville, Mcdowell coun-
ty in this State, few days ago. The tressel work
being put up by DR.. Vandyke for conveying water
for mining purposes, fell, or gave way, instantly
killing five white men and seriously woundng seven
or eight others, some of whom will probably die
The only names we have heard are those of Mr..
Poteet and Mr.. Epley, both killed.
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wish to employ two three good ourneymen tailors
to whom the best prices will be cfven. 7. r. F.
Raleigh, Nov. Is, 1855. lost.
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PROCTER.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
GENERAL CLOTHING HOUSE.
a sooxPLErH Asso1rxExrf
sEvERY THING NEcEs sARY
3 10 A
aENFLENAN's ourrIF.
OPPOSITE THE sPosT OFFICE.
Raleigh, Nov. u.s. 1856. 2-tf
Fifty Dollars Reward.

FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
~ night Of the 9th instant bonds md notes the fol-
lowing persons, Wig: One on j. G. Dckey given the 9th
day Of February 1885, seventy dollars and thirty cents,
payable to the subscriber Ex Of Freeman Leath decd
Also note John Pyle for thirteen dollars and thirty
Bowne for fortyve dollars and cents note
on L. Desheng for eight dollars and cents,
gwen 9Th April 1855 made Payable to the subscriber IS
Lea for sixty dollars given Goth Nov, 1854 made psya
Bile to the subscriber individually note W. Maynard
therefore forwarn the above named persons paying
any of the above notes to except myself have
not sold or transferred them to any one.
j. FIREMAN LEATH.
Alamance Co. NJ C. Nov 12. 1855 z 9-sw4t
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The following American Lights " Lave been and
are to be disposed of as enumerated:
ka!egh Signal.-Discontinued
Asheville Spectator.--Offered for sale.
Raleigh Register.-To be sold at auction
& Fay Carolinion.
There was caucus of the American" men,
bers Of the Legislature, in the Senate chamber, on
Saturday night last. The main question before it,
it is surmised, was that of organ 1t is expected
that the Register will be purchased by gentleman
or gentlemen from distance, and rejuvenated Mr..
Burr, Of the Herald, was in the City on Saturday
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UUST RECEIVED, BY EXPRESS, ANOTHER
~ lot of Over Coats Raglen's Business Coats Velvet
Vests, dc. J. H. BIGGS.
Nov. IA, 1856. 103-sw4t.
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IMPORTANT NEGRO SALE.-PURSUANT TO
IL decree obtained at the November Term of Wake
county court shall proceed the 18th day of Decem-
Der next at the late residence of Edward Moore nine
miles north of Raleigh, in the county of Wake to sell to
the highest bidder twelve likely young negroes consisting
OF three valuable several boys and girls and two
men.
GEO. w. THOMPSON, Com.
E Nov 20, 1856. ll6O-wtd.
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Tin RSITY.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
u the Board of Trustees Of the University will be held
at the Executive Office in this City Wednesday, 10th
December next.
CHAS. MANLY, Sec'y.
Raleigh, Nov. 20, 1856. Il
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8eebh, purbe BON penn 6rtepen89eridte 0u so
.Easen @iniperruns unb 80 Gbaler Celebrate
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WunitiDu8lte feruu8en 9emudt, pelde ben9fufen
aus ierren 0afeu 3a8e9af9en rparert. gtne uns
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items bis 3lln 10. Npril erneuert nerpen niilen.
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B7g @tr MAIDEN Dag 9ee5rte Bubfifum uuf
pas betite Ibene I'm Naticna(.q beater Ucrfpmz
menpe lQuitlpiel: aDas b~eltpplte Qaupt ODER
Der Lauge Sir1el" oufmerfiam.
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miro na 4 It ten g a III # u g, zen $. April
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Die In5a9l rer 81 perauSgeFencen IntBei(e
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ul8 eS ibn beliebt. Inulelpun8eN sur Gbeit.
1abme fonaen einitpeilen BET alien ugter3ei9ne.
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SicturtasS duperetr.
Ille 9teient9en, mel4e ii4 eteiem alfS neue
prgantitten Seretne up4 anidlteBen mOGleu,
itnp erIudt, Dtsntug ben /, Qprit, Gbeuos Z
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mem, iupem %roieltit bic ~eriteGin3abluitg sen1a&t
lpirp. SIM Iuftra9:
im0 S. Rab, Seer.
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Ten WtI9lleDerl 8eIlI1It fpetpelE.
So4n YOnneiff, Scbn 6. 9ollifeir,
Sec. D.. 0rlfm1r, G. SiMrnp5,
0ec, 6pffmann, Otatbau8 Sronpete
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Spbn Seth, 0enrp Sous,
Qenrp S4rSoer, SObn 8ramide.
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8riepr. Chr. Yrtor, ST, S1tbo.
4uguit SOfmetter, Qenrp 6ett,
Eb. 9teuber, S. @tesbcffe
6rieor. @uOe, Sobu Sett,
ST. RGper, 6ran3 8Gft.
Ole proptiprti6 ben 8eamtem
GRa8, 8rtn III ep Ell, BrGI.
31m1lD Scbn Werner GOtbe, Seer.
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FIHIIEEFIEOuNUtTEtNs
8i4tt9er Yerbanplungen ,pe8en finbet am
Wrnt18 cen 81. Mara Nbenp8 8 llbr cine
0eueralsG eriommlun9 fat, bel wel9er AUDI
bteieut9en O(it8lieoer erpartet tperben peIae
bereit8 9etinoi9t, iRr gutbaben uber nod utdt
eu1pfan8en boten. 0ti4teri9etnenbe buben ii9
ben 8eidliien Der Mtebrbeit 81 fI9en,
SIN Nuftrag:
SWf @b8. SenteG, Sefr.
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Serr SaMts Gnf0nnng iber Gu8lanO nuO Oie
GnglGn0er. .f t4

l1aten fclsen Die 8prte, pelde Serr Sanles
8u6auau auf einen ibrn pom WtapOr 0erStapt
9rnbOn sebradten Tpait erpipert bat. pier
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-06
Inrorsant tam NIc1ragr,.

From ]. L. Owen, Esq, the Surgeon and
Purser of the Star Of the West, (who will ac-
cepttour thanks for favors,) we learn that Mic
aragua still continues peaceful-the govern
ment rapidly increasing in stability and pepu-
larity. Mr.. Owen says: "The liberation Of
this important section of Central America from
the discordant faction who have so long DISC
lated it, and the firm establishment of free in
fuences en- European emigration-late ad7ices
reporting the organization of extensive depart
ures of Germans who desire homes, for the
port of San Suan de Nicaragua direct, and who
will value Alright this fine country and its no
bic institutions"
On the 10th instant decree was publicly
promulgated at the City Of Grenada, claiming
and annexing the whole Mosquito territory, as
an integral portion of the State of Nicaragua,
and necessarily multiplying the Kinny pur-
chase.
A few hours after, diplomatic corps,
headed by Col. Kinney, arrived from San Juan
del Norte, and who received an early audience
| Of Gen. Walker-but from subsequent results
it appears, however, to have terminated disas-
trously to the Colonel, who was placed on the
following day under arrest, for some indiscreet
remarks On the conduct of government; and is
now ''5cnishad from ALL the Nicnag7msii! '-
Suboincd is verbatim copy of Mayor Mar
tins passport, in whose charge the Colonel was
placed to the Atlantic seaboard.
HEAD QUAaTERs OF THE ARaIY or NIcARAGUA1
GRENADA February t4th, 1886. J
1 Mr.. Theo. J. Martin will be allowed to pass
+ freely from this place to San Juan del Norte.
No authority will place any impediment in
/ his way.
Mr.. IL. L. Kinney goes in charge Of Mr.. Mar
Il to San Juan.
WIN. WALKER
Generali in Chief of Army of Nicaragua.
IN / TilbAnc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-06

Cup to the present time, there are but
three of our Indiana exchanges that support
the nomination. These are the n. A. Tribune
RMilton Greggl the Evansville Journal, Add
Sanders and the Fort Wayne Times, [Daw-
son.]-[Lqf. COur.
We can improve that list some. Add to it
the Vincennes Gazette, Vincennes News ofthe
Day, Newburg Tribune, and Washington Tel
egraph. We have no doubt more will be add
ed soon. The Tribune, Journal, Times and
Gazette, are Dailes, and each prominent pa
per in its own region, as indeed are all the
above. There are many more paper who dc
not object to the nominations, and the editors Of
which are no doubt giving the American can
didates heartfelt wishes for success After
the election, no matter whether successful
or defeated, there will be no editor in Indiana
ashamed Of having advocated Willard Fill
mores claims.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-06

There was general examination in our
public schools last week. We much regret we
were not able to attend, but 1t seems to US that
some of the earnest friends of the schools,
might have made a very proper exhibition of
their friendship both to the schools and to us,
by writing reports Of the examinations for the
Journal. We venture to say, there is not more
industry, nor as much industry exhibited in the
columns Of any Daily in the State, as in the
Journal, but unaided as we are, we should not
be expected to devote days to school examina-
tons, merely to compliment Institutions, teach
ers and scholars at the close. This remark is
made in view of the fact, that some of the in
tellectual loalers of the city, have been pleased
to express themselves decidedly in favor of our
giving up other pursuits to attend school ex-
aminations.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-06

A New CAVE AND IT'S SECRET.-During the
latter part of January, some laborers on the
Virginia Central Railroad, near Covington, AL
legheny county, Virginia, discovered a new
cave, of considerable extent, with an opening
at each end. On exploring it, they found the
dead body of man. in full hunting costume,
which crumbled to pieces like dry dirt, when
touched. One Of the persons took hold Of the
foot, which Immediately broke from the leg
On examining the body, next day, pocket
book was found, containing papers, among
which were seven bonds for large amounts of
of money, one being for $500, dated 1928,
and others dated in 1926; all were signed or
given by old settlers of Allegheny and Bath
counties 1t is thought that the circumstances
under which these bonds have been kept from
the light will bar the application of the statue
Of limitations, in which case some respectable
persons in that region will be placed in rather
embarrassing circumstances, as they will be
held responsible FOR the bonds to the full eX-
tent of the property inherited by them, as heirs
of the signers of the papers Tie GTee1bafer
Era, which is the authority for this account,
does not say whether the name of the deceased
is known, HJr whether any marks of violence
were found
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-06
BoMBARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ.
Surrender of the Castle of San Juan d'Ulloa.

The Texas which arrived at Vera Cruz on
the evening of the Goth, and left on the 23d,
reached this port yesterday evening.
She reports that the Castle of Ulloa pro-
nounced in favor of Harovy Tamiriz on the
night af the 18th. On the 18th, notified the
city that if it did not surrender by II O'Clock
NJ, it would be bombarded
At halfpast twelve the castle opened fire on
the city, continuing it for an hour. Two per-
sons were wounded and some little damage
done to the houses. On the 18th the French
frigate Penelope came up from SACRIFICES and
anchored between the castle and the city,
Nothing further occurred until the 18th.
The war steamer Guerrero came in to tow
out the national ship Guadalupe, when the cas-
tie fired into her for fifteen minutes-five shots
taking effect, killing the first lieutenant and
four men, and wounding seven. In the mean
time, a ball from Fort st. Jago fellin the cas-
tie, blowing up an ammunition chest, killing
and wounding sixteen men. On the Goth, at
halfpast P. IL, the castle surrendered to the
city.
Before the commencement of the firing, the
shipping took refuge at SACRIFICES, returning
to their anchorage on the 21-t. The National
vessel Guadalupe and steamship Ben Franklin
remained at their mooring. Most of the fami-
lies left for Villages in the neighborhood du-
ring the difficulty ~ O. Delta.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-06

1ETThe nomination of Fillmore and Don
elson seems received with enthusiasm all over
New York The State Council have endors-
ed the nomination, the Americans of the Leg
islature have done the same, while the new
WING organization, which has recently be
come prominent in many parts Of the State,
gizes the nomination its hearty approval
We might almost ell our columns for week
with the favorable notices of the nominations,
received in one nails exchanges from New
York and other Eastern States. There is {
loud and long shout going up for Fillmore and
Donelson, and it will find echoes in every par
ofthe Union.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-06

0FOur friend of the New Albany Tribune,
who has the names ofthe American candidates
at the head of his excellent paper, signifies he
is also going to run up the Republican candi-
dates when nominated, and he will vote for
thvse which will please him best. We would
suggest to him to elevate the names of the Old
Line candidates also, so that having all the
names at the head of his paper, he may by
long and careful reflection, determine which to
support. We fear friend Gregg will eventu-
ally get 'mixed up' so badly he can't straight
'en himself out again to much advantage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-06

OF Yankee Sullivan is making great ado
among the upper dix mantle, in Honolulu
King Kamehameha ", is said to have no high
Ter pleasure than in boxing and keeping compa-
ny with Yankee Sullivan. On one occasion
Sullyan's wife was in the royal boxat the cir
Gus, and the Ambassadors of France and Eng
land sought admittance and were refused
{ Ere " KankeeO