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Arrisaz et tho skam<r Psr,la-s.,en Dog. Lcstsr

Arrioal ct the Steamer Persia-Sspen Days Latter
g Breadsttts Declined
New YoRx, April 20.-The fine Steamer Persia
Capt Judkins, reached here this morning. after .
very quick passage Of less than ten days She
sailed at noon on Saturday, the 10th, and brings
seven days later intelligence
The Persias news is not important, especially her
political intelligence
The Peace Conference adjourned on Wednesday,
the 10th, havingearranged all the minor details.
Cott0n.-Sales of the week 1885,
600 bales-of which spectators took 40, OOO Pri-
ces slightly advanced-say an /. Orleans Fair Ct !;
Orleans Middling 64 Upland Middling 81. Ameri-
can stock on hand 100000
Manchester advices more favorable.
BREADsrUfFs considerably declined Wheat Sd !;
Flour Is. Corn dull with downward tendency.
Provisions generally unchanged.
Consols 934 934
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"Where do Fillmore and Donelson stand!"
Raleigh Register.
y Fillmore is now " standing before the Pope
(' hobnobbing if you please no doubt continuing
to secure the Catholic vote" and Donelson, 40
so1ers. Salis. Banner. z
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COMMON SCHOOLS.
Ol5IcE or LlrERARY BoARr,
Rslei0h Anril ~ 1874.

OiMcE or LnERAKY BoARr,
Raleigh, April %, 1866.
The President and Direc4srs Of the Literary Fund,
having made Distribution Of said Fund for the frst
six months of the gear 1856, among the several
Counties Of the State for Common Schools have di-
rccted the following tabular statement TO be pub
lished, showing the amount set apart for each
County. s 4 n
These amounts win be paid on compliance with
the provisions Of law relative to the same, ut the
Treasury Department Of the State.
The Counties Of Jackson, Madison, Yadkin, Polk,
Harnett and Wilson, will receive their respective
portions out of the amounts distributed TO tho Coun.
ties out of which they were respectively formed.
>5 THOMAS BRAGG,
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BALTIMORE, April 3O.-Flour is unchanged; sales
of 1000 bbls Howard street -four at Sc. Wheat is
unchanged. Corn dull and very irregular in price.
New YORK, April sO.-Flour, Wheat and Corn
are firm and unchanged. Stocks are dull
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JOHNSTON CoUNrY-The Democrats of Johnston
Co unity will hold Convention at the Court House
in Smith6eld, Saturday the 10th of May, to nom-
mate candidates for the Legislature. A full atten-
dence is earnestly requested.
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DEMOCRATIC V1cToR1Es.-The majority of Judge
Gorsline democraD in the fourth judicial district of
Wisconsin is likely to reach three thousand! Man
itowoc county gives M. G. 154l votes to As for his
Know-Nothing and black republican antagonist!
In Elkhorn, the county seat of Walworth county,
Wisconsin, which last fail gave Bashford near 1000
majority, every democratic candidate was elected at
the spring election.
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Mr.. Douglass bill providing that when Kansas has
the requisite population, she may enter into the
Union with such constitu ton as she may adopt,
doubtelly pass the Senate and the Washington Star
states that it will also have a clear majority in the
House.
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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 dollars; twelve
copies, ten dollars cash in advance
We respectfully solicit subscriptions.
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SEMI-WEEKLY SUBSCRIBERS.

The present number of the Semi Weekly Stand
ard is sent to all subscribers but to those in ar
rears it is the last number they will receive until
they pay up. We trust that all will remember this,
and at once forward their dues.
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Democratic Convention in Franklin.
TIME DEMOCRATS OF FRANKLIN AXE RE-
IL QUESTED to hold primary meetings and send dele
gates to County Convention to be held in LOusburg ON
the cath Of the purpose Of nominating cs9didatea
f0r4he ensuing Legislature. MANY NOfAnSy-
Aprl 18TH 1855 std,
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DELEGATES TO CINcINNArI.-Senator Bayard and
the Hon. George Reed Riddle, have been elected
delegates to the Democratic National Convention
from the New Castle District Delaware. They were
instructed to vote for Mr. Buchanan SO long as they
may think it proper so to do.
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Nav q 1656.
The Knuckle Washing Machine.
talented by Christopher Hongsworth, Indiana May 4t

The Knuckle Washing Machine.
Patented by Christopher HoingswOrth Indiana May 4
1852. tst g
MADE AND SOLD BY !.
ALEXANDER Die KSONs
Owner of the Patent Right in the counes of Johnston,
Wake, Orange, Person and Aamance
UVHESE MACHINES SAVE TIME, LABOR, SOAF
and clothes as the dirt is taken out without rubbing
They will save in one year ordinary sized family
than their cost There work which females are csied
upon perform that Is and unhealthy as wash
ing great many Machines have been invented for the
purpose Of relieving this labor but none the pur
which has given entire satisfaction when fully and fsiriy
tested.
Price Of the Machine delivered to persons in any Of the
above named Counties ten dollars All orders adressed
to Alexander Dickson Marlborough Orange county, N.
C., will be promptly attended TO-
Every Machine warranted, when fully and fairly tried
NAV 3 1856 1128-wly.
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CORRECTION. dividend declared by the Will
mington Weldon Railroad Company is payable on
the 18th of May, and not on the lst. Those papers
that have published the Company notice will please
make the correction. W.T. Journal
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Aceu17rAL OF SAwYEx-We learn from the last
Elizabeth City Sentinel that at the late term of Pas
quotank Superior Court, Judge Manly presiding,
Capt Spencer Sawyer was put on his trial for the
murder of William Charles and acquitted. Messrs.
Solicitor Smith and W. F. Martin, Esq, appeared
for the State, and Hon. G. E. Badger, Thomas F.
Jones, R. R. Heath, and g. w. Brooks, Esq, for the
accused. The Sentinel says:
"Wm. F. Martini Esqr of this place. in brief but eo
quent opened for the State and followed by
Mr. Badger the of the He addressed the
jury in speech OF nearly five hours in length in which
ability ingenuity and skill evnced in every way com
mensurate with his reputation as profound lawyer.
MIR. Solicitor Smith replied in argument of about
three hours in which he covered the whole testimony de-
have heard He than sustained his reputation. The
Jury then received His Honors charge which search
they retired and after absence of about hour return
ed verdict of Not guilty"
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~ For interesting biographical sketches of Sam
uel Alkup E. A. Crudup, Tod R. Caldwell, Angus
~ ~: Kelly John A. Baker, Ralph Gorrell, John A.
ulmer and others, see the last Fayetteville Argus
verify, these Johnsons have their Boswell.
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Important from Nicaragua--British Dispatches
Z1terceDteG

Intercepted.
New YORK, April 3O.-The steamship Illinois has
arrived from Aspinwall with the California mails
She brings California dates to the 9th of April
The accounts from the mining districts of Califor-
mia are encouraging. The news from Panama rela-
tive to battle between the Isthmus passengers and
the natives, is not confirmed Three natives were
killed and about dozen wounded. Col. Totten ac-
cuses the Governor of permitting an indiscriminate
murder and pllage Of the passengers, and holds
him responsible for the baggage and mails which
were destroyed. CAD -
Nicaragua dispatches have been intercepted by
Walkers forces. They contain an offer from Lord
Clarendon to furnish assistance to the Costa Rcans
The documents have been sent to Washington City.
Walkers position is reported as being precarious
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Mr.. FILLMoREs CONFIDENCE IN POPULAR GOVERN.
MENr.-" May God save the country" exclaim-
ed Mr. Fillmore in letter to Mr.. Clay in 1874, 'FoR
1T is EVIDENT THE PEOPLE WILL NOT" There is a
volume of meaning and of concentrated wrath in
that brief sentence. Mr.. Clay had just been defeat
ed for President, and Mr. Fillmore for Governor of
New York. The country was evidently "'ruined -
ABOUT that time but somehow or Other, it has man.
aged to worry itself along pretty respectfully
ever since.
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Districts:
LET District. WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank,
4th. CASTOR H. WILDER, Of Wake,
eth S. f. WILLIAMS, of Alamance,
9Th JOHN NJ. CLEMENT, of Davie.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED..
On the oath ult., by VIM. r. Poole, Esq.,. Mr.. VIM
POWELL ST., to Mrs. Clara Green, all of Wake.
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OLD Blue Know NoruNG1sM.-The Know Moth
ing organization is not very fresh affair. 1t is of
the same order as the old Blue Laws. Here is one
of the Colonial Laws passed in Massachusetts in
1881:
at is ordered and enacted by authority of this
Court that Jesuit spiritual, or ecclesiastical
person. as they are tcrned ordained by the authori-
ty of the Pope, the See of Rome, shall henceforth
at any time repair to, or come within this jursdic-
tion and if any person shall give just cause or sus-
picion, that he is one of such society order, he
Shall be brought before some ofthe Magistrates, and
if he cannot free himself of such suspicion he shall
be committed to prison, or bound over to the next
Court of Assistants, to be tried and proceeded WITH
by Punishment, or otherwise the Court shall see
cause. And if any person banished, be taken the
second time within this jurisdiction, upon lawful
trial and conviction, he shall be put to DEATH"
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10 OON nAO OIHSs
RALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD. OFFICE, I
RALEIGH, May LIST, 1856. !

TO CONTRACTORS.
RALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD OFFICE,
RALEIGH, May LIST, 1856. s.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS Of
II flee until the first day of june for the rebuilding Of
the Bridge over the Roanoke at CASTOR to the
plans of the Engineer which be application at
this Office The Bridge is between 1000 and l20 feet long,
and all the materials will be furnished by the Company
Proposals will state the charge inea foot for the work
nianship alone
Proposals will be received at the same time, for taking
and relayng of the Piers under said bridge and
also for coping all the piers.
--r s. 47-swtJ1.
w Raleigh Register, Petersburg Integencer, Nation
al Integencer, Norfolk Herald and Salisbury Banner,
copy twice week till LIST of June.
STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM THE SUB.
- scribers, the 18th Of April pair Of mules,
dark bay mule, approaching to brown, the other very
deep iron gray Both small in very good order and
show the marks Of harness plainly their sides
The bay is rather sendery put the iron
pact built When last heard from they were few miles
west of this place. and suppose making their way
westward. Aberal reward win be given to any who
wltake them up and conne them that get them
Address us At Rocky Mount, Edgece mbe On, n: G.:
May 2, 1856. X 800. = Nzsslw. !.
*.&Warrenton News copy weeks. ?
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10000 DOLLARS!
FOUNDED ON REAL ESTATE.
~ Bonds given, with good security for the payment of
all prizes.


Farm, 200 acres six miles from Frankfort
Hotel at Bridgeport, KY, valued at 5000
Dwelling-House, 1,5oo
1000
q" 600
Pianos, 7-octave, Rosewood superior toned, at
Pianos, 81 octave, fine toned at $500 each 2,40O
10 Gold Lever Watches gentlemens at $lO0 each 1000
5 ladies', at $50 each 300
5 $40 :" 81. 200
70 Silver Lever Watches, gentlemen. a: $50 sSs
80 Gold Chains, at $40 COO
Breastpins ladies', at S12 80 -. 100
200 Ladies' Gold Thimbles, Boxes, &C., ct s. 1000
200 Gold Rings, at g. SO 600
$500 at 81 $500
5000 Gifts valued at : $4,000
~ Tichets 81 ~ Tickets g.. ~ Tickets 81.
The first drawn number being entitled to the farm and
to the end of the gifts, all free of charge.
Those drawing prizes, residing at distance, who
prefer the wholesale value in cash to the article drawn
be accommodated by addressing the propretcrs. t
Tickets will be sent to any part Of the United States to
Payment for tickets must be made previous to be day
ofdrawng to ene the holder any prize copy Of the
drawing and all small prizes will be to every person
holding tickets, by mail otherwise, Immediately after
the drawing free Of charge.
The present owners have given bonds to furnish deeds
L. r HUNT CO.,
Louisville, Ky.
May 2, 1856. ll2s-tw..
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CAMERON, THE RENEGADE-The Fayetteville OBJ
server is justly severe upon Mr.. Cameron of the
Argus, and one of the K. N. Electors for the State
at large for his declaration that the old line Wings
are stories -" contemplate -" secessionists,"
&c. The Observer reminds the Editor that he is a
traitor to the Wing party, having deserted it and
joined another party. "The Wing party trators?"
asks the Observer-"We never before heard that
men who stood by their colors, through adversely as
we'll as prosperity, through defeat as well as tri-
umph, while the timid and the ambitious wire de-
serting them and locking TO other standards where
the pay was likely to be better, were obnoxious to
the charge of treason" The Observer informs the
Argus that if such is to be the system of election
eering for Fillmore and Donelson, ait needs no
ghost to tell that many Wings will be deferred from
voting at all for President" Ii Cameron should be
continued as of the K. N State Electors. and if
any old line Wings should vote for Fillmore and
Donelson, they will, of course, scratch his name
from the ticket 1t will make no difference. as the
voting for the K N. Electoral ticket will be mere
matter of form. No one believes that Fillmore and
Donelson can carry the State.
Cameron, the renegade! The old line Wings
whom he has so grossly insulted will remember and
mark him. Buffoonery and "Becky Sweat" nom
sense will not avail him in a matter like this.
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STATE FAIR,

We understand that letters have been addressed,
by the Chairman of the Executive Committee of the
State Agricultural Society, to the Presidents of the
several Railroads leading to this City, with view
to efecting an arrangement for the transportation
of passengers visiting the Fair at half price, and for
the free transportation of stock and one specimen of
agricultural Implements and other manufactured
articles from the same manufacturer.
The Wilmington and Weldon, and the Raleigh
and CASTOR Roads, We are happy to state, have,
through their Board of Directors, promptly respon-
'ded to the committee and accede fully to their re-
quest.
We have no doubt that the other Roads will re-
spond in the same liberal SPIRIT for We conceive the
interest of our Railroads are closely identified with
the success of our Fairs, and the advancement of
agricultural interests throughout the State.
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HE DEAF AND DUNB-We learn that Mr.. Cooke
with portion of the pupils of the institution for
the Deaf and Dumb and Blind, of this City, will
visit next week some of the towns the line of the
N G. Railroad, for the purpose of exhibiting the
proficiency of the pupils in their studies These
exhibitions will be quite interesting.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-03

l.. p. HUNT e. co,
WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE THEIR
Second Gift Enterprise
On the Goth of May, 1856, at Louisville, Kentucky
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CLEAvELAND TMEs-Mr. j. E. Newson, has dis.
posed Of his interest in this paper to Dr. L. L. Smith,
who bows himself into the concern in neat Sal
utatory. The 'Times" is an unfinching democratic
journal, and is in every way deserving Of public
Patronage.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-03

RATIFICATION MEEr1SG.-The Wilmington Journal
contains lengthy report of the proceedings of a
very large and animated Democratic meeting, held
in the Court House in that city on the evening of
the 23d instant. to ratify the nomination of Gov.
Bragg. Robert Strange, Esq, presided, and c: w.
Styron and c. H. Robinson. acted as Secretaries.
After the Chairman had explained the objects of
the meeting, Hon. VIM. S. Ashe arose and intro
duced to the audience his old friend and co-worker
in Congress, Hon. James c. Allen, Of Illinois, a
gentleman who had stood by the Constitution in all
emergencies Allen addressed the meeting at
Brutz Guitar, NJ. B. Smith, E. G. Haywood, G. NJ.
White, Samuel Langdon, and E. w. Hall, Esqrs.
The meeting (says the Journal was one long to be
remembered-it was "a great evening""
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Secretary of the Board of Directors.
RALEIGH Nav l. 1856. 47-swtd.
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-..-.-f-. 753,542 $50, 1875 o.
az Raleigh Register, Wilmington Journal and
Commercial, Fayetteville Caronian, Democratic Pr
oneer, Goldsborough Tribune Warrenton News,
Newbern journal, Greensborough Patriot, Salisbury
Banner, Rockingham Democrat, Western Democrat,
and Asheville News will copy three times and for
ward accounts for same to this Office.
Raleigh, May Q, 1856. 47-3t.
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nrMocRAT1C REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR GOVERNOR:
THOMAS BRAGG,
OF NORTHAMPTON.
ELEC TORS
rop PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT
OF NORTHANP1

For the State at Large:
HENRY NJ. SHAW, OF CuRR1rUck,
SAMUEL P. HILL, OF CAswELL.
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Raleigh Register, Petersburg Intellgencer, Nation
al Intelligencer Norfolk Herald and Salisbury Banner,
copy twice week till LIST of June.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-05-31

Ser Satatlrnstab NIT Den beiSen erten Gpmpaanten
't ron Spnnebers tn0 Subcnbae in @jrGfentbal ei,,-
9ctrOhen nah frii9em Iufbrud.
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epnlpasnlen riden aus fe ldeeen au Der Iiiblmielc
GIN Stered. Mten auf rcm gBtelcnslen 1ammelten id,
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5pe. 9anpfente, 3mei Sber spet l1nterlicutenants,
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mem allf elnanper 9eitelt, boen ben Slid @tan GGt
neer peh 2eertcir pas Conseil de guerre prevotale
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ppr9efiert CT beffnnt, baG er encn gSirtl acbeten
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treen 3nian'ner beratbcn ld, seben ibre @tn,men =
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Ycrtanb unterscthnct bas llrt6eif ,,pci sonntcutc
pr'nscn cS pem Gcmmanbrenben. SeIen glid 1T eruh
""O Hner = Ct lnter3eidnct baS 9aprr, cr 9iebt es
Vtn S'eleref 3trud bice trin9en es ralhen @6rits
wv p''" Sofltanp. Sas geri4t trit mieber suIanmen
'"n9e soptenflle a9ert d ilber bic gan,c Serlanm<
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llarter ais Spr elmer SflaGt go lit etwas fiird,z
tef'pfS um pas Stnntrebt. g8ieter pirp Der Defer.
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9elelen
@'nlanp pu Genpr aus Nareuil, Deparrment Nfarne.
Splpat Der Steren Gumpagnie pes perten Sotoillpns
"pl Orliten Srsnlrnt Der rcrpe Snauterie, anaeast
aho aetanrs, in Der atiidt f6 benz &resspirnit III
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nit Sertrasuns feiner @rntirunssRiide unS leuer Dir
mlrunS, auf bem @arlde sesen ben Senp - Der De.
lcrtpn tn pas auslanp. gBirb natb benz @cIeh ,uu,
&ppe burd Yulser unp Slci srrurbet BON Re6ts.
''S'"' (S4luB fclst.)
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2p1a Nas smmfien.
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lano beaenft, unb enpltb bem bpfe unb ben freu,.,
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5ur lnterbaltuns unierer 9eler pulsn mir eiue fr,e
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laien: 'S'S'"
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