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%ritaniel, unD III Iere, ei1er 9rpBen Serrrebrln9
ibigen @infiinlte iinp tbatld9li9 fret. Infer
fefrutirung sTerraia lit eroB, pie @rpBbrit1e
len ppbl weiB penn eS bat perlu6t, III pers
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ain9ebprnen TreimtDi9en ~pprtanpen fr Bat
3rpBbrita1ien lelblt, mie arlpere 9~t1tirnel Git
cpoS, ult8 nit Die em &rte9
AerI ebeu. Wir baben ei1 Gbpr DON WtilttIrz
Offt5iere1, Da8 letne89lei6eu nid)t ftnnct, l1nO
Ell 0rullO 5u elmer mir lanler Wartlle, lpeld)e
6neGt aufseriGtet ulo in 8eme9nt9 9cieet tper=
zen ann.
SD benfe ridt, baB 0rpBbritanten p%pr5iez
Ihen mirb, gum &rie9e gu ldreiten. Seine SEE
~9ierun9 1T fai1n me1,i8er ol8 bic III Iri9e, cine
Splf8re9ierltng. Oieie Gpntrpperl e erpddlt
ans elmer Caprice Der Npnliniltratipn @n9lanps.
Der&rie9 iirbe@nglanp8 9liidli0e8 Supultrialz
Sbltem perpirren, unO lelblt, melln ea lte9reiA
lpdre, ibm feinen erlubbri1gclper Vprtbeil bic
ten. Wein 9fatb lit peb91lb, @rDbbrita<
MEN n5ufinbt9e Ell, poB wenn e8
in DIT btnnen etne8Sa9re8 bic Iu8z
iii bnn9 Der 6err{ DAT tn Gentra(<
"a nj ertfa auf9tebt mir sur ser
btnperun9 btefer 4u%8it6un9 9e=
10 ut am tnterpentren werben, unD
paB bent @rdlipeuten iett Die Gp(lmaft 8e9eten
perpe, ptelen per509ertenSp ar85ufi9ren."
Dieie 0fepe 8ef1llt Der @.zD. Staat85eitu19
gar nidt! Sic paBt nidt in Die eep9rupbii6e
Gintbeilun9, Die tic nit BEN Ser. Staaten por>
9enrmnen bat. SeparO 1T aus n&drtbuQo"-
fol9liA ELI Yerratber; Serarp lit fein 6rcullp
Der Sc(acerei, fpl9lif ein Idlcdter &erl. Nelz
lit4 gas iie gu perltebea, Die Bartei, 5u Der &c
maro 9eb0rt, iei nit c19(iiAem gclD beitpden
mrrpell. Da5u puBt nun riele 9feoe nidt! beBz
9alb 9ub iie ipdter gu peritebe'1, Sewaro mplle
&rie9 nit gu9(anO, UNI ben 9itcer gu ruint>
zen. Sest aber, mp lie liA iiber5eu9t bat, raB
SemurO ben Srieg nidt mitnidt, iu9t iie, Die
Gepuplifauer ieien p~ffeubur idlaue 6infeu,
lpelfe gar niht an Srie9 penfen, unp ibr [ au=
e8 &rte8S9ei6ret nur erbeten, un ben
Del1pfr1ten ben Wtno aus rem Se0eln 5u bpz
len. @eln Die 0lepu6lifaner 6laue 8tnz
t en- litp, 10 m0dten mir pilieu, mus fir cine
6tnfe oorn bic 9t.zD. Stuut85. lift ? Illus binft,
tie pare cine 5ientliA pur1rle Mitftnfe,
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XeIc9rapbifcbe SSabrtbtem,

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Nadnitta98. : Scr. Sdmit bon Tenne1ee erz
be6t lid utb lpri6t: SD babe friber 9e9en ben
8luralitdt8 Mtpbu8 9%eitimnt !; ba i9 aber Iebe,
paB mittelit b%eiielben elm Spre6er pou geiur=
ben naticnalen Nnii6ten 9emdblt perben fam,
10 beantrage t6 bteien Otpru8.
Nt19eltplnl1en nit 113 9egen 1O4 Sttmlnelt
nit 9rpBeln Npplau8.
Scr. Srr. Da iebt NuSltdt pcrbanben let,
cine 9r1Bere Gti1nmen5abl auf Otr. Nifen 31
pereini9en, 10 trete ct 5t gunlten ieine8 golez
gen Nifen rpn her Ganbibotur 5~ritf.
Wafbtn9tpn 2. 6ebr. Sol. 8enton
bat Dem Commodore Stetpart eeIdrieben, ber
Gpngreb ip0e ba8 Serfabren be8 Napal 8carb
fir nnll ulb nifti9 erflaren,
50 1tOn,2 2. Sebr. Die Gnpten baben IN
i6rer o itrift8=G Convention Die 81. 8. Glp, Salne8
&eet6, q. 6. 8remlter unp IS. s. Sufton fir
bic 9tatipnul= Convention ppr Bbilapelpbia er=
pdblt. Die Convention felt li6 auf bic
Sprin9fielpzY iattfprm nnO empfieblt Mriliarb
Sillinpre ais Observation-Disclosures
sc d. m ND 2. 8ebr. Die lHpli6e Sarz
bel8zG cnpentirn erftdrte, bic @rridtnng elmer
Oalnpfer=Qinie BON Qirerprpl naf einem liiplt=
d)en Sufer lei bGdIt midtig u1b enlpfieblt bic
fen @e9enitanb BEN lipliden @eleb9cbungen.
Sci Der 9eItrt9en Serta9ur9 mar elm SeldluB
ouf hem Gopet, mpbrr6 ertldrt pirp, baB es
Die Bflidt pe8 Gpn9reie8 lei, ebenIp iebr cine
iiioli6e Dalnpferliuie gu ru1teri fifteen, ais cine
nGrbltde.
@ofbin9tpn, 3. SEER. - Der Sting
lit 5u @npe, ba8 SarS pr9aniiirt unp,
8anf8 # Il IT. Som 17Stilnr1en
SantS 1O1 9ifen 100 unp Suffer 10.
Die Slut re9un9, ais pteies 91elultat peretunpi9t
lpurbe, mar m9ebeuer. Serr Gifen 9ratulirt:e
Ipfrrt ietnem ite9reiden @je9ner unp e%rfldrte,
paB ct penielben gum Spe derltnbl Qeleitelt
OaSe9en aber murpe BON peridiepe1en
Soften Der p%rcteitirt, Sanf8 iet nod nidt err
flIrt; ct miilie erit bon Dem Sau8 fit erpablt
'rf(drt lperDen. Do erRpb ii9 Gampel bon
O9ic, unp beldmrr oa8 Sans bel letner G9re,
iN BET Der gSabl 81 berlbi9en.
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OctGte

ifattfloence Gerfet9erun0en.
Ibrepn& .. = 3 llbr 9tahmittao8.
am Plate ielbit Elm Sau8 in Sonoi it,, nabe
8ruce G0ep.
Cannon & WatbeW8. = Gr6anoe.
Wtttto98 1 llbr. - 9 neu9ebaute SduIer in Ct.
Yeter8, 5rtifen Walfer unp @petbitrafe.
IDrepn& So Nm 8tase Ieltlt. Sin
6ralnebau8 III Ge9iitertr., 5mil6en Galtern unb
Canton Npenue, nm 3 llDr Nadnlittaa8. Inn
4 llbr Elm Stein6au8 in Wtulifen, robe @bcllz
ltraBe. - @letd) naG9er cin S118 in Gpel,,
naRe Srleal8l traBe.
Mpr9en.
9. s.. @pper. = auf Der ir9ctanuten
Or1n9e 61rlt beS 6errn 9felt, 1 Oteile auBer.
bats Der Stupt9ren5e an Der Observation-Disclosures.
Die Ifer9erIt6id1ften, Sicbltano, 0etreioez
pprrGtbe &C. Der elhen.
9. $. @Dper. : Qm 8lase Ieltf. gea6>
ntitta9S. Sin Sau8 in Gpnlpap, 5mii6en @arz
ner lno 2tttle @reenltr. - Sin Sans in Sen>
riette, 5mil4en 9eabeabiG unO SanOperlfra6e
(9rnuoireD,
Gannpn& Matbem8, Nr. 43 & "A
Sin @barle8ir. - Sin 2ager prn granci8 d
2Scillen III 9rCbern unp ~fleillern @~erpafunoen.
Nprepn& E o., an rer Gde ppl Bearl e.
2erin9tcnltr = Die 9an5eu 8orr1tbe ulb @iu>
rtd1tltll9 elre8 9rrBen @rpcertel1ocn8.
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Gtn6t 1T {,

6. g. Oele8oten iir Die YrGit=
bentenmabl8= GpnOention - Die
&nplpz Nptbitg 0ele9aten BON Dem 4. @pn9reBz
Oiltrit wd6ltcn am 8reita9 N6enp ben Ger. $.
Outtpn, Or. 8pulbin unb Su9b sc, Yleaiunt
$50. 5u Oele9aten fir bic Snp>ps0 ertbtng Gons
p%cntipr, melAe am %. 6ebr. IN Ybilabelpbiu
5nIarnlnentreten lp(, nm prn 6. R, Yrdlipe,lt=
lhaft6canbipaten 81 ernennen.
Reorganization Der 90 tits .-0a8
Ntilit1rcprlite Der 2c9i8latur rrn 0tarplaup,
pel6e8 ii6er bic ppm @uperlt6r beantragte Ste
pr0auiiatipn res Wtilit1rpelen8 81 beridlten BAT,
bat Die fpluulittirte Office Der Sp(Ont1r unO
DiltriftzG Ompu9nien AT nddit1n 6reita8, NbenbS
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u n,erifomifcbe Seacbriebtem.

@rte, &c. San. Mir finben in Der ga
settle" pr1 bic er QScde fpl9erloe f1r6e Giuiel=
pun9:
Serren Gbitprer: = Oa i9 meiB, baB sic
lth fit Nlle8 illterrelltrelt, mas quite Olrral u1e
belrnper8 Die Wrblfabrt iun9er Otdlner bef0r=
bert, 10 bite t1 nm @rlaubniB, purdl t6r glatt
ben peutl6en 9beil %unlerer lu19en Wtduner 9e=
gen cine 8eier res 0eburt8tu9e8 Gbpm 8
IS a II e8 5u i%paruet, meld)e, lpte i6 bore, BON
ether Qelelll4aft, Die inter DEM 9tame uSp=
ct1le 3urner" prganifirt lit, ppr9el6lasen iei1
IOu. 3boma8 Paine mat ciner Der l4lefteiten
Otenl6ell neuerer 3eiten = eth lln9ldubi9er Der
Id)ltlnlnlten unD 9efabrliditen Sorte - etnGeS=
ner I'M erer beili9en J~ieli9icn unb Elm efelbaiter
Irrnfenbplb l11p @ptte8ldlterer, nelder lturb
pie Der pIbGri9te itirbt" uub Daber en lebr
mnp1lienper @e9enltauo fir Serebru19 ulp
Nadobnun9 lit. NtG9e Niemanp, Der 9einnre
Wtpral ulD Die 0ebren Der beii9en Sdrift a4z
tet, Die beatliGti9te 6eier pur9 feline @egenpart
OOer 8iQi9un9 ermutbi9en. Sin Deutider,
Il npanfbarfeit. Spr9eiter1l
Wpr9en (25. Sun.) ltarb Sane8 Bu1h, e9enla=
Tiger Sclape pe8 Gplplel W1rren QS1lbtnBtpl1,
|0feIfe BON Oepr9e Nal9in9trn, in letlem einz
'bulrert unp odtet geben8labre. @leid nad
leiner 8reilallung, Die Oor 25 5a9reu crfpl9te,
tam Yund nad) Cincinnati, unp Der Spp ereilte
ibn III elmer armliAen SOl5bitte in Der Gpurtitr.,
0itlid prn Der gSalnut. Q81breuo Der Heprflt=
tipnSfrie9e mar er Der 2eibpiener ~leine8 Serrn
l1tD nablu lit pieler @i9cuidait an me9reren Der,
>piAti8iten S6lu6ten 1beil. @r bate %wabrellp
ieiaeS lan9iabri9en Auientbalte8 III Cincinnati
nit bitterelu Mtan9el 5u flllpfen ulp ntuBte atf
9 a~ptfpitell 6eerpi9t merpen.
SIM Sitter bon 80 Subren afr purpe III Die
fem Safe Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. als er bieuit>
rnfdbi9 9epprpeu, at9ebunft pc(te ia9en III
6reibeit 9eleet, unp etteln f%reieu Stuate aui ben
Nal8 gel6ift! CGtnc. 0ep.).
3eitun9Se1enp.- Der DeutlAc tn
0plmeS" brtnst in Ieiner letten Nmmuer Tplz
yenpe mebrtiit9i9e IuIfproerun9
n6ortpabrenO f0nneu mir 6pl5 utp Spblelt,
iemte 2ebe18bebiirfrt6e: &Qrtcffeln, Gruut (Surz
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Baltimore QQltthcr,
Baltimore, Oea A. Iebruur 1856
= y SAB ID uu0 en0liD.
Baltimore, 2. 6e6r., N14m
8 llbr.

SIM Augeublld, mo mIr rtele8 Idrelhe11, perz
ben iic in Q8ulbiu9trn pp6l enplid1 nit perSprez
derlpabl 3u Stubl 0efoun1teu fem. Der Nrltra9,
pQB rer Spreher lliAt pnr6 a~bIc(ute, "Ipnpern
purd r~e(atioe Me9rbeit 9endblt rperpen Icae,
murre beute nit 113 9e9en 104 Stinlnen an
9euputnlelL Menn mir witBteu, lreld)e Yarteien
itr ltttp fpelde 8 e9 en- ben Nntra9 9%elttn1n1t
blben, Damn miiroeu mir Idpn lebt I'M St1rre
ietn, gu ld9et, per gum Spreder gepabtt perz
ben mtrp pper gemdbit pCroen 1T. Settber
i~tintmteu Die 6epublifaner inuter fit Die Bdbl
rur6 relatives Otebr lnlp Die Oeltpfrate1 uno
Gurpnctbin98 pa9e9en, = Die lestere1, neil lie
fitrbteten, ba6 IelbIt BEL elmer 8ereintgun9 tbrer
beiberleiti9en Stirnmen t9r 9er1einldaItlt4er
Gonrtput fein relatives Otebr e~rlan9en peroe.
@rit ais 9lifen BET elmer Nbltimnun9 Cine
Stin1me mebr, ais 8llfS erbalteu bate, el1tz
i6lollen tie ii9 enpli4 pu5u, auf btelen gS1blz
mrpu8 eir5u8ebeu.
Sierrad lieBe itd nun tpp9l nit 5tertllder
@5eniBbeit I19e1, rap Ntfe1, Der n1nlnebrt9e
@anripat Der &npw= Not6inS8 uhb Dernpfr1ten,
lie1e1 perpe. M6er e8 fonnte Dpd aloer8 font
Met e8 f6nnte mogtid 1et1, DAB 3lpet Der
ipgetannten g. er It t e II t e II" BEN gSts
Qcl1116t Bitten, l1ur beB9al6 fir ben Atfe1
Nt lllLHHICll INV QSHtISLpSu y Inv ON'H'Hl
mebr, ais 8anf8, ST perId1ffen, nm Die Demcz
frlte1 ullb &nplpz0 tDtbtu98 5ur Biur1lttdt8fpabl
81 brtuBeu unO i'm eutl4eioenren It9enblld
De4 wleper fir t6ren alten 01llSf1Sper pper gar
fir 8lnf8 i%ttlnnnten.
Dies Ideint 6err Spre8 bon GellueIee 9ez
fiirdtet 81 6abett, al8 er b%ernerfte; Die Hepuz
blif1ner ltno getrttlt uno f1upf6erett I'm aber
alA BEN altperu 6erren @elesenbeit Sit sebe1,
1tA 51 ger It dnptgen tr18e tb ali Serz
ta9rll9 bis gum Mtpnteg an.
OteierNntrag nurpe aber NIT 9roBentNpplalt8
nit 1873 segen "a Stin1nen perpcrT en- unp nalt
ldritt IpfOrt our Nbittumlun9.
W!e pteie I6ltimut1ng audi aus f1llen mag !:
@3 9e5tent iiA, paB mir in Die et ertI4etoenben
Wtpne1te BE Tbatla9e nodrtal5 ccnlt1ttrert,
ltInlih paB am g.. 6ebruar BET Der Sprederz
m1bl pe5 Gon9relie8 BON 1856 rte Oemp<
fraten unb &npten gu q nj en- 8 e.
I'll IN mt b1beu ME lth p1S lelAt pcrol8z
ie6en lteB rllp mir e8 AUDI ppr Z QBpden l6pn
ppruu89el1gt babeu. Die beipe1 Yarteieu iinp
ebeu eiut9 in Der Sa9e, Die lie fir Die 6aupt=
ia4e balter III Der Sclapenfra9e ndllliG.
Natnrulii atipu8geiebe uro @e>pilIeus freibeit 9ez
gen bieie cine, ate Sntere1ien unb Brinciptert
pcrIhlin9enpe TIT Sclapeuira9 9e9alten, ii,D
tbnen 9t ebena6en!
f6rift rpm Spnntag Nadtnitta9.
@& lit 9efrnlnteu, nie mir 9eltern pernlutbet bat
ten; RE &nppzN ptbings NIB Ieiper audi Die De-
mpfroten itno ansefIbrt, 8anf8 it Spreder er
erbielt 1O1, Qifcn 100 Stimmen. 10 Monn
i%timmten fir Suffer, 6 Stilnneu ger treuten 1id.
Sp leIer mir an eiueln Anidla9 an Der Gum
Office, Die tele9rapbil9en DepeI4e1, bic un8
9eute lbenD 3ufp1unten, merpel1 pa8 9td6ere Be-
ridteu.-
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10 q . 1t.

GaF SfulzNn5ei9e.
untcrietdneter erIaubt It'd. b5m 9eebrten rcutIhen 0ubGrum
ansuieiSen, baB er hit sinem MOnat cine S6ale al Der @fe
9cn 2IncafCr uno Ann Sir. erbHnet Tat.
3itieni8en @itern. medt eeiOnnen fab. iGre 8inter in lief.
S6aie u ldtden, tUn' Ell nlbere austHnft erbotten wenn fe
Fb an uatrr5eihnete Qerren wenben.
e .... s. WutL. S. 8rpter. s. N8uGbner.
TT. 6euteL q. Greuf6.
4fe- " .GnpbeIp h rsb,sr
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Nv FFWV''bW 'HFNHVF W
Stetnba6 unb 81 puffeII,
Nr, u 81. Senarbfr,, 3w, Qeriu9teu u. 6ardtraa
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
Orange County.

We stated in former issue that the Democracy
of Orange had nominated Cad. Jones, Jr, Esq, for
the Senate, and WIN. F. Strayhorn and John F.
Lyon, Esq'rs, for the Commons A committee duly
notified Mr.. Jones, who is still in the South, of his
nomination, which he compelled to decline, as
he was then and still remains Frustrated by severe
attack of illness. The committee who were appoin-
ted by the Convention, with authority to supply any
vacancy that might occur the ticket, accordingly
met in Hillsborough on the 2sth ultmo; and unani-
mously nominated for the Senate in the place of Mr.
Jones, Paul G. Cameron, Esq, who, it will be seen
from the Correspondence in another column accepts
the nomination. Mr.. Cameron is thoroughly ident-
edin feeling and interest with the people of Orange
and is eminently qualified to serve them in the Leg
islature. We are much gratifed at his acceptance
of the nomination, and We trust that everg Demo
cratic freebooter in the County will rally to his sup
port. The Democratic, the old line Wing, and the
anti-Know Nothing vote united, win, we feel con.
Adsnt, place his election beyond doubt T7a ,<sf*
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09
Those cod clothes. >,

One of the eight (more or less) editors ofsthe
Signal (ef distress p Of this City, complains thatwe
are using the old cast off clothes" Of the K. Ms,
in repubshing the expose Of the order. Very good:
but gentlemen, you cut and made the clothes your.
selves, and they fit you. True they are very dirty
and they smell disagreeably, and you no doubt
loathc the sight and scent of them. Your new gar
ments are also decd, and the stencil of abolition
ism is recking from them. But you getting up
quite wardrobe, and you will find it all in this pa
per. There is the Fillmore saque, fitting very pin
chingly on South Americans and hanging very
loosely on North Americans. Then there are the
breeches of the Understanding like Gen. Scott's
were on certain occasion and then there are the
boots of the seceders from the boilers, which Mr..
Rayner returns thanks for being nicely 6lacked,
but refuses to try to put them merely because he
knows he can't get them on.
Well, fyour old original clothes got so horribly
filthy in so short time, even when worn only at
night and kept boxed up from sight; and It your
second dress got so dirty, merely by being worn
from June to February, that you had to throw that
off; what must be the condition of your present
dress that you have now had ever since last
February? And if you wear it until November
next, in the name of soft soap, what will it be?
Gentlemen X. Ms, We refer you to the advertise
ment of the Knuckle Washing Machine.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

CHARLESTON MEDICAL JOURNAL AND REVIEW
The attention of the Medical profession is respect
fully called to the advertisement of this Journal in
our paper to-day. 1t is Southern work, and as
such has strong claims on on. physicians. 1t is
printed with great neatness, being in this respect.
quito equal to any Northern European work
and though we are by no means competent to judge
of the character of its contents, yet we have no
hesitation in saying from the notices we have seen
of it, and from the opinions of eminent Medical men,
that it is justly regarded valuable standard pub
LEGATION, and is in every respect worthy of the pat
ronage of the profession.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

Hon. Thomas Ruin, of Alamance late Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court town for several days last
week. He has been for time the of Plymouth
in attendance upon large land suit The Contestants hav
ing been at law for six at length concluded make
arbitration suit and constituted Hon. Thos Run Judge
before whom the evidence to be taken and the peadgs
delivered On Friday the 18th ultimo Judge lawyers and
contestants being completely tired out they adjourned to
meet in Raleigh time July 1t is certainly great
tribute Judge Rutns judicial abilities thus called
from private life to sit upon which is complicated
and in which so much is involved. Elenton Btsner
This suit involving title to large body of swamp
Iands as between persons holding under the Litera-
~ Board of North Carolina and the "Albemarle
Land Company" is on trial here this week before
Judge Rufin, arbitrator. 1t requires great labor
and patience on the part of the arbitrator, the
sci, and contestants. Some eighty witnesses have
been examined, and the costs will be heavy. The
decision is looked for on both sides with much in
tereSt.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-09

Mutual LIFE INSURANCE CoMPANY-The stock
holders of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company held their annual meeting in this
City on Monday last, James M. Towles, Esq, in
the Chair. The following gentlemen were elected
Directors for the ensuring year: Chas. E. John
son. w. D. Haywood, John G. Williams, @. Bus
bee, H. w. Hustled, W. H. Mckee, w. w. Hol-
den W. D. Cooke, W. H. Jones, Scaton Gales, P.
F. Pescud G. B. Root, and r. Fl. Battle. At a
meeting of the Directors, DR.. Chas E. johnson was
reelected President; W. d. Haywood, Vice Presi-
dent; Jno. G. Williams, Secretary r. II. Battle,
G. B. Root and DR.. w. Fl. Mckee, Executive
Committee-the latter in place of W. W. Holden,
who declined reelection; Drs johnson, Mckee,
and R. B. Haywood, Medical Board of Consultation ;
DR.. Mckee, Medical Examiner w. II. Jones,
Treasurer; and II. W. Hustled, Attorney.
The affairs Of the Company are in a most pros.
porous condition.
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July l, 1856.
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,-A

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-A
- COUNTY;-In Equty.-Caswell Lea, Henry B. Davis,
James Sloan Mark j. Parrott and Mary Pckens against
Reuben Mckenzie, Thomas B. McElwee, George W. Nc
Kenze, Robt s. Baldwin Stephen Taylor John NJ LlIard
David E. Gillespie, William W. Lard John r. Neal John
Eldridge and Matthew Buchanan. N7 ~
In this appearing that the defendants, Reuben Nc
Kenzie, Thomas g. McElwee George W. Mckenzie Robert
laspe William w. Lllard John r. Neal and John Edridge
non-resdents of this State but reside in the State Of
Tennessee therefore ordered that publication be made
in the weekly North Carolina Standard for six weeks MOTIF
flying the said absent defendants TO be and appear before the
Judge Of next Superior Court Of Equity to be held for
End Monday after the 4th Monday in August next and
plead demur to the above bill in Equity other
wise judgment pro confesso will be entered against them,
and the same set for hearing accordingly.
Witness. George Bower Clerk and Master Of our said
Court Of Equity, ut Office the 18th June, 1856.
GEORGE BOWER, C. N. C.
July T. 1885, 1132-w6w.
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RentucEu Whi0 State Convention.

LOUISVILLE, July 3-The Wing State Convention
met here to day. seventeen counties being represent
cd. They adopted the Lexington Wing platform,
adding resolution that Congress should pass a
stringent law to prohibit the importation of foreign
crs, paupers and felons and that the time for the
naturalization Of foreigners should be heightened
also, that this convention doom it mrolitic to make
nominations, and recommend to the Wings of the
Union to do the same, and hold no National Conven-
ton, but let every Wing vote for the candidate
whose principles conform nearest to his own.
resolution expressing the confidence of the
Wings of Kentucky in Willard Fillmore, and saying
he was as worthy of their support as in 1S4S' was
rejected by the vote Of sixteen Counties against to
one in favor.
Adjourned, sine die.
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Here find majority of Northern Democrats aoith
Us, and Northern Wings unanimously against u.s.
In the Senate there seven to one of the North
ern Democrats Nth u.s. while every Northern Wing
was against as. Of the Southern Wings who voted
against the bill, such as Rogers and Puryear of
North Carolina, Bugg, Culum, and Etheridge, of
Tennessee, &C., erery Rnoso Nothings, or in
full fellowship with that faction.
And Just about at this point the old Wing party
ceased to exist and Know Nothlngsm took its place.
Under the rule of this dark order, what became of
the A Northern national Democrats who had voted
for the Nebraska bill? Fourteen of them were re-
turned from strong Democratic districts; and Know
Nothings elected 26 free-soil fusonists and Wing
ireesoilers in place of the other 30! Even in its
earliest infancy Know Nothngism gave unmistake-
able evidence Of its abolition paternity.
Let US trace this little black brat on It's old
father, Abolition was proud of his ban!ng, and in
hot haste he hurried it South, East and West. The.
elections again came on, and it filled the House of
Representatives with abolitionsts. Out of the 234
members in the House, 100 were elected as Know
Nothings. Mr.. Smith, of Tenn, in a recent speech
In Congress, made the classification, and it was not
denied. Of these 12O Know Nothings, rs voted for
inc abolitionist Banks for Speaker and he also got
70 votes from members elected as black Republicans
lie o'd not receioe single Democratic vvte Here
Is conclusive proof of the nationality of the Demo-
cratc party; and equally conclusive proof of the
sectonalism and aboltonism of the Know Nothing
action Not one Democrat, either North or South,
could be found to fuse with Know Nothings; but
~ black republicans saw such fan;zv likeness in
the brotherhood of the dark order that thew readily
combined with it.
But Know Nothings tell us we are in great dan.
ger from foreigners and Catholics 1t is priuan fz
'e evidence of hypocrisy and intentional fraud that
'ese discoveries were made so suddenly, and only
" selfish demagogues, reckless politicians, and dis
sppohted office seekers. And when we see them
ALL 10 adduce any evidence to sustain their CHARGES
We might set them down as false: but we will %
as .ner and prove them false, although tho burden
VI proof rests on them
III the first place we defy them to point to one
."'se Catholic or foreigner who came amongst us
make his home with us. that has ever raised eth.
81 MS hand or his voice against our Constitution
w. union, or our institutions. But 70 show that
''y against foreigners is all humbug, and intend.
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BANK OF THE STATEAThe annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Bank of the State of North
Carolina was held here on Monday last, the Hon.
Thos. Settle, of Rockingham Co., in the Chair. We
learn that the old Board of Directors and the old
officers were unanimously re.appointed. A COM
mittee, consisting of Hon. Thos. Settle Gov Swain,
and Geo. W. Mordecai, Esq, was appointed to
sign respectfully to the ensuing Legislature the reas
cns why the Stockholders decline to accept the
charter rendered them at the last session of that
body.