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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-11
ATTENTION "OAK.CITY GUARDS"

ATTENTION "OAK-CITY GUARDS"
AK MEET AT THE ARMORY, ON FRIDAY
Y evening next June 13th at eight O'Clock precisely.
The business for the meeting is Of such character
as to require the presence of eyery member.
WIN. E. ALLEY, o. 8.
CITY TAxEs.-l HAVE GIVEN BOND TO
Persons failing to pay their Taxes by that time will incur
additional expense by having their property advertised
E. E. HARRIss, City Collector.
Raleigh, June 6, 1856. 1l2s.-wtd.
TO THE PUBLIC.
WlHE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW PREPARED TO
furnish all kinds of machinery in his line of the very
latest and most improved styles to wit Mill gearing;
solid maeter and skeleton spur wheels and trundes cir
cular saw mills compiete thrashing machines from two
eight horse power also Garngon late improved patent
thrasher single mach ines; smut machines, warranted
equal to any now in all kinds of turning plows sub
Tobacco Presses repairing brass taps mill screws Gum
ming and Strengthening Circular avs, DC. He thinks his
two horse machine is superior to anything that has
been offered TO the public With fifteen years practical
his work in the very best workmanke STYLE and ali he
asks is trial TO satisfy his customers All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended TO- He will draw
drafts give instruction that may be needed in put
ting up any of his machinery
His address, Milton N. G. his foundry and shops, four
miles South of that place. =
his two horse thrashing machng is worth 1885, all other
"0'A - =" = '1A De a.'V'us ]. J. YARBRoUGH.
June 9Th, 1856. 5s-swsm.
a YOUNG. MAN, QUALIFIED TO PREPARE
Teacher in . healthy part Of the country.
Wilson, DID, desiiie, Aismance county, n G.
Letters addressed to 3. f. w. Melville, will be attn
= s.. ssA
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ROCKINGHAM CoUNTY.-We learn that George D.
Boyd, ESQ.,, is candidate for reelection to the Sem
ate, and Thomas Settle, Jr., and Spencer Kallum
Esquires, are candidates for the Commons. Mr..
Boyd is we'll known as an industrious and useful
member of the Senate for many years; and Mr.. Set
tie, who is rising man, served in the last House of
Commons with much acceptability to his constitu.
ents Mr.. Boyd is opposed by Mr.. Wharton, K. NJ,
who, of course, will be handsomely defeated.
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H We had the pleasure Of seeing in the City,
on Monday last Hon. Thomas Settle, ST., of Rock
ingham, on his way, one of the Trustees to ate
tend commencement at Wake Forest College. Judge
Settle appears to be in excellent health. Time
touches him with gentle hand. s.
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SPEAKING AT JOEL JoNEs's, WAKE.-We are re-
quested to state that the meeting heretofore called
at Joel Jones's Wake, on third Saturday in June,
has been altered to the second Saturday in June
The time has been changed for good reasons The
meeting will, therefore, take place on the second
Saturday, being the 14th day of June. A large
crowd is anticipated Messrs. Wilder, Rand, Lewis.
Bledsoe, High, and others expected to be pres
emit and address the people.
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uoOR sALE.-THE HOUSE AND LOT known a.
the Benevolent Society House." For tern. spply to
june ], 1856. /. Sc
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W We have in hand a number of commune
cation, proceedings of Democratic meetings, &C.,
which shall appear at as early day as possible.
We are crowded this week, as our readers will OBJ
serve, by the speech of Mr.. Badger-the full and
interesting account of commencement at Chapel
Hill-and the proceedings of the Cincinnati Con.
vention.
We are Under obligations to our Chapel Hill
friend for the account of commencement in our pa.
per to-day and also TO our correspondents JUS
tice and ga North. Carolina Voter for their able
and conclusive notices of Hon. E. G. Reade's letter.
Their favors shall appear soon.
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Death OF Janes II. Marriott.

4 HtedSn OF S0meSITs Marriott
We learn BY telegraph from Memphis Ycnn., that
james 7. Marriott Esq, formerly Of this City, has
died Of wounds received in the afray referred to
in our last in Helena, Arkansas We believed from
the first, upon a review Of the circumstances and
from the information we had, that Mr.. Marriott was
involved in the fight not Is the result of his own
act, having been shot by one of the parties, Gle
borne, while he was looking on; and this belief is
confirmed by subsequent intelligence. A gentle.
mana friend of Marriott and Rice-writes that Mr.
Marriott was blameless in the matter, and that he
was fired upon without provocation on his part
tie was there with his brother.n-law Mr. Rice, with
the view of aiding him in settling his difficulty with
Hindman and Cleborne, without recourse to wea-
pons and failing in that, to see, as his personal
friend, that he had fair play. But Hindman and
Cleborne no doubt feared him, and determined to
make quick work with him. Yet they paid
dearly for it, for though wounded by both of them,
and by one of them MORALLY, he rushed upon them,
discharging his revolver, and seriously injuring
both. 1t is reported, however, that they will re.
cover. Mr.. Rice was shot, but not much hurt
James I. Marriott was gallant, nobie.hearted,
fearless man. He had many friends in this commu-
nifty, and in various parts of the State who deeply
deplore his untimely fate. Who that knew him,
will soon forget his indomitabe spirit his attach
ment to his friends his nimitable humor his regard
for the masses of the people, his kindly disposition,
his great energy and straghtforwardness of charac-
ter, and the zeal he brought to every cause which
he espoused? For ourselves, we know not when
we have been more sadly impressed by The death Of
any one, not bound to us by ties of affinity or blood
Such a man he could not fail to create enmi-
| ty in the bosoms of some, for he made his mark
among men, wherever he went and in whatever he
did; yet if he had some enemies, he had hosts Of
friends. But we know that all enmities and all bit
terness will perish with him in the grave. So be it
A manly heart has ceased to beat. We learn thai
he bore his suferings with much fortitude; and
that he spoke frequently of his friends here, and
elsewhere in the State, but a short time before he
| died.
Mr.. Marriott was for many years Clerk of the
County Court of Wake; and at the last session Of
the Legislature he was principal Clerk Of the House
of Commons duties of both of which Offices
he dicharged i'm the best manner.
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APOLOGIZE. to a mistake in preparing
paper for our last issue, short and were COM
PEELED to send many of our subscribers their papers
printed only on one side. We shall, guard against
another such occurrence.
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BURNING THE MILTON COTTON FAcroRY.-We
learn that free negro, named Deany, has been ar
rested upon the evidence of another negro, on the
charge of burning the Milton Cotton Factory. The
evidence against him is said to be strong.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-11

RTH-CARoL1NA IN THE NATIONAL CONVENTION
We learn, from the Cincinnati Enquirer, that the
following delegates were in attendance from North.
Carolina: W. S. Ashe, R. R. Heath, Bedford Brown,
W. W. Avery, W. Sloan, J. 7. Cranberry, Milton
Selby, W. j. Yates, T. D. Mcdowell, Burton Craige,
Thos. L. Clingman, H. G. Williams, F. A. Thornton,
John Morrison, A. j. Stafford, Jos. W. Neal, j. B..
Gordon, and Ivy F. Lewis. The Hon. Bedford
Brown was one of the Vice Presidents, and Henry
G. Williams, Esq, of Nash, one Of the Secretaries.
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Nebraska.Kansas principle was unanimously adop-
ted; and the five resolutions relating to foreign pol
icy were adopted by large majorities:
And Wereas Since the foregoing declaration
formy adopted by in National Conven-
lions political and religious test has been secretly
organised by party claiming to be exclusively Americans
proper that the American Democracy should clearly
define its relations thereto; therefore,
Resolved That the foundation of this Union of States
having been laid in its prosperity expansion and Pre-em-
nent example in free built upon entire freedom
in matters religious and no respect of
in regard to place of birth, party justly be
deemed national constitutional accordance with Amer
principles which bases its exclusive upon
That we reterete with renewed energy OF purpose the
we'll considered declarations OF former conventions upon
the sectional issue of domestic slavery and concerning the
reserved rights of the Sates and that may more dis
ncy the issue which sectional party subsistng
exclusively slavery agitation relies to test the IL
deity the people, North and South, to the Constitution
Reooed That claiming fellowship with and desiri. the
cooperation all who regard the OF the I'm
the Constitution the paramount ISSUE and re-
pudating all sectional parties and platforms
domestic slavery which seek embro the States and IN
c to and armed resistance to law in the rrito
res and whose ayowed purpose if must END
Mise and adopt principles contained in the organic laws
establishing the territories of Nebraska and Kansas as
bodyn the only sound and safe solution OF the slavery CUES
ton upon which the great national idea of the people OF this
whole country repose its determined
of the Union and by Congress with slavery
in the States and terrorie that this was the basis OF
compromises of 1850 confirmed by both the Democratic
aid Wing parties in national conventions ratified by the
people the election Of 1852 and rightly applied TO the
Organization Of territories in 1881 t9a by the onolm
of territories and The admission Of new States with
or without donestie slavery, they may elect, the
inal Of the Constitution maintained invate and
the pefpetuan and expansion Of the Union insured to ITS
utmost capacity Of embracing in peace and every
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-14
Address DR. }. DELAcr LEBRu

IA r.oo.. an, =. uaion Place. Nrw Hory Ci,v
ness and Diseases Of Ear, with the Treatment ot nj
aud Dumb Price 81. N@'''e't- u tae p:ii
Money letters must be registered b. The Ps.,,,,
@ Letters are at our on risIease beAr iStn
nina. correspondents must EHcloss Pcst,5s foS -. y
answers the New Postage Law requitins ~
New York, July 81, 1855. nh4-en 3
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large assortment of Black Brown, olaret and PearcOl
ored Soft grades together with large assort,
of mems youths and childTeas Caps wholesale ana
is especially invited
n. BIats made to Conformature measure, warranted
IN easy fit, at shortest notice. .,s..
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~ Selling of at Cost.
THE entire stock Of Isaac Prayer eomprlilnE complete
i assortment Of
Dry nud Fancy G. Gods,
and Sm5unlng a25 Coo To begin from this date
Au ROods embraced the above stock will be sold at the orb
COST PRICE thus giving the buyer the advantage q
buying New York wholesale prices, all their Goods. Call
soon The busurEs will be wound up In the shorteE posi-
BE time. ts.
> best CaileOes .............. 12H 10
l.|..,. 81. s;.;..:.',-'''. Is Is Z"
-. lax lax
- q ......... $50 at1,Cb
AusSn deJaiBe. 25 a: IL
Ho1e, lad!es White, black and
And ali other Goods In proportion. Don't FORGET
Nr=Ets . THE EASTERN BARGAIS- STORE,
No 1l5 Main st, bet Monroe Union.
Ife urexpTei LeREc OF the Store Room and all the
GSfure1 for sale on rcHscnable terms. Enh2I
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MEDICAL.
EAR AND EYE s
Drs. LEBRUN g. DT1rn
OCULISTS AND ATIRTS,11,Io N


nR. LEBRuN offers to those zuIerin, fro :, =. -
f1ls5ks anral remedies which b. oe1 Heafnes, II,
in nearly three thousand eases OF conn., Deen suCe;
remedies have been pronounced by IIrs Lue'Hes rs
and Deteau, Of Paris, aad Curtis Br
most wonderful ever aPPis f0r ISrs,r tohdoa, IS ~
middle ear They eoElprise different con- " hteFaai AZ
TotiS 'dtsease5 that eheet the external tSe p
If The dlseaEs Is confined TO the u middle
apparent on the nth or sixth day Dr. ipRp,sI erts
ton lie has eighteen Certificates from tft In liz f5r
deaf from Infancy whose hearing Is nov Who have E
and they are nov enabled isayre az reTt
tEentysseyen hundred cases Of leafn.s HgR1RS! ~
fully treated by him. Certificates 10 ;ht ave oeEt su
on application. saTet my Il -
In all cases OF deafness arising from, f,,s WI
entnl, even ZlslJorHtioa Of The Giil
usually called tile "rtn ifdE,sadtins' tinsdSS
brdEe Of the ty1aGa Es, and sRstSAafa f laez, re-
tdtsot or hHeus nervous ggreti0at J,ol,E it eestS
or when the DISEASE can be traced to So gror:4 A..
or meFcuFtat medicines, gatherings I'm ne ase efQpn
&C., the ssnse can, In Esdr ereJy iSS.,nc 81 ShLoS
Where want OF secretion Is apparent x restaye
being dry and sealy; when the deafnrs II sa9sS
noteS in the ear Ike rustinE Of leav,. vIh
falling water ringing OF bells puisaton, Of nSSets
ter when IN . stopping position at
OF blood 70 the head had taken place ] As srS
perfectly arnte hege there Il much nos Ie 1SGfhs
IN dull and cloudy Bcatcr when cold H. - less acle
Ss course pursued by pa LEBRrN Is soadsSsd ~
Dr.. DUPToS, the only practitioner IN ,L.
INC new painless, and Sistcl
tre2tInE All diseases to which the eve Ssts
rs o'fes means have failed to Afford r,Ii.F Mecse.
such q iaiE and impartial trial Patisnfs ~ AAS lTSR ii
lew 81 their case, have reIu.dis as, sg
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nIIEENSWARH.

WYE respectfully invite citizens, and country
w ehats who are rcplcuishing their stock Of China,
Glass oaensvsre and Fancy Goods to examine our stock
before Eoing East purchasing elsewhere II embraces
some entire and desirable patterns OF this
g-ssll SPRING IMPORTATION.
country merchants TO giTe Eastern prices,
Goods for Te-sbiPaeat packed with great care and
]. & DuNHAM & CO.,
t-sae No. % Monroe street,
APPS Wheeling, Va.
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ti hs5lI !; 3iss FURN1sH1Nd GOODS Is

IENE unaers!gued having purchased the entire stock OF
II Housekeeping Goods Of r. B. WOODS, respectfully In
form (e public that he will continue tho business At the old
stand and repenrhng the stock and adding thereto
ar assorten Of Varieties viii keep constantly on hand
IISlTI, BRf.AxEfG, JAPGNNED, ENANELED, BLOCK Tn
IS RiriOW AHb WOODEN WAEEs OF ALL kinds, IA
RIE CuTLIlY, WATERS TRAYS,
HANPEEs Avn BigKETs,
6Saey and common; also, Fancy Soaps, and
tnss wM. HEBURN.
AND SHOULDERS, very superior quality, just re-
IlsAeeiVed aud for sale BY -
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RALPH Stone, 81. D.
JONAS a. MoTT, 81. D.
CTRCs KINGSLEY, II. D.
VIZ. D.. .ArsrIS, u. D.
oRvILLr UPsOS, u. D.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
New Savings Bank Store,

OLD POST OFFICE. -.
GskeSp Ghe WGnGl and Feet GOvcFcdo
SITIZESS Wheeling snd yicinltysThis oil maxim for
~ health reminds that NAV mot BE- aruss TO call
attention Fail Winter Of Boots, Shoc1 as
UEbreas Aad Carpet sscs at the corner Of Market
and Moproe streets, where yoa will Ind crest variety Of
lew prices. fi-
TeTy thanlai liberal patronage received since
eoEEg GrongEt you respectfully solicit you all to call and
examine ny stock t win Dc my pleasure TO and wait
y0ul uniting l6bor With rest tina. give their OF
sg health and 70 thls' adinE Industry and economy
n1AF have health. -tst = 1879
LadIss 4 yo wish 10 purchase fashloaabis and cheap
49, winter BODnet8, sure,
Cal ~ tie old Post Ofice, opposite tho McLuTe-
Gen.lenen Hyod wish to purchase fashionable Cap or
Gail at the above place. where you viii get-that
Remember the old Post ohiee corner. -Z-
prices.
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New Arrangements.

New Arrangements.
TTAvTSG associated my brother, VIM. MnS Eicoll, with
II me In the Brush Variety and Toy business and taken
de stGrd Ne 1Us Main formerly occupied b. him in
me Trunk and Harness business and fitted It up in hand
manner hope Sl to have the visits Of those who
have 30 kindly favored me- and any oterh who mar want
anything ny line. The style Of tie hrin VIII be D. NcOn
zsaE DANIEL NIcoLL.
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TlARTTcULAR attsnson called to STYLE OF lever
svStch eUerv crE efIrI!ch u n1GHHie4uredi IN Ansr
I which Il cass every variety Style gold and silver
esa watches esled and all warranted TO be correct
tme-keeperG- ls-s-a-r- -s... : . ,,,,,,-,,,
For sale by C'e. BHSMNi
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New Spring and Summer Goods

UIIESO LTOUUIN.
TUsF received at D. NOTE BROS great variety OF
81 Dress Goods, such IS: 4.Fa'.
Fancy Dress Silks-a.est styles;
Motre Antique SilES-leSS than the Usual prices
Plain Black a. cheap;
Printed, Plain, Plaid and Striped BerageS;
Pfounced DrcsScs-a choice variety;
Twisted Silks and Tissucs-very pretty
Plain aIl-wooi DeLaues-an shades
Printed and Plain CEaIlies-handsome aud cheap;
French, Scotch and American Lawns-beauiiful
English and French Chintzes-goOd assortment;
Satin Striped and Plain Popllns;
- Plaid and Striped Ducalias-a new article.
ALSO
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TESTIMONY

~ tne nnacT9iEnSd practitioners OF z.e,lcin. +,
m = n5,ing had occasion TO witness thr
ny, Ing aside all personal esios prsudie aE
ies, Ss them in treating diseases Of tb., All
re6[. ~ !, well worthy the attention Of our sS az
81 SSatSaHhont the United States TIsIr $500
saGS in chronic and s sns S
@ sII 'oIu p new era in the practice Of sarsI @
Y, @ In disease: of eve they seldom fs ssRSF
As skliru md ccu,istt i
t s % such as require their adj &c
GEO g. On IseS N n AtEx1EEpR X. Aiorr, NJ D.
q DELrE,; n n ~ ~ HORACE WSsLoW, NJ D..
n y YAy IlrsEs NJ n 3LLSTOS .. FRAScfS, II. D.
Sysu ySyI 49, ~. y, BEDFORD DosEYus, H. D.
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Students wishing to perfect tben.e,r.. T., ,,,.,
ne t sciences viii find Opportunity Of ioin o.
@ Iye sau Ear lnhEnary Of DR. Dgacy LeBrnn MAJ
to SSlock inrinT Medical college terms 'o
20 ~ Dollars, Consultation Pee Ten Dop,,,
S @'u "Heh Tue nearing iz restored to It's oriEinai go
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-05
BLACK-REpUBL1CAN CALCULATIONS.

The correspondents of the backepublican papers par
ticulary of the New York Tribune claim unheardof
jores for Fremont in western Pennsylvania. The
jory claimed for Fremont in Crawford county is much
larger than the whole number Of votes in that county TIE
majority in Allegheny county put down high ten
ousaad To show what foundation there is for this pre-
poserous claim make for the following extract
of letter written on the 25th ult by citizen of this
county;
Airs well in old Allegheny. The music Of the Union Is
becoming popular every day The boast Of 1000 ma
iory for Fremont Is bagateHe. Mr. Buchanan will
duoe General Tayors majority 3OOO and be cannot be in
minority of 900 in November. This s what work.
ing for the democracy hercabou generally accomplish
their purpose oldne conservative wings joining
standard every day. The defeat Of the Kansas peace bill
and the army appropriation IL opening the eyes Of pco
po TO the disunion efforts Of Seward, Gddings Co."
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The black republicans st persist In asserting that our
German naturazed citizens with few exceptions are rail-
living With considerable enthusiasm 10 the support Of FREE
mont and his sectional party. We have already shown
the state Of feeling among German citizens in Ohio
Illinois Wisconsin, and other western States. The fol-
lowing extract from the Harrisburg Patriot will show
to what extent the German Of Pennsylvania has been
influenced by the promises misrepresentation and acts Of
the black republicans
"The republican papers boast that the Germans almost
to man. will vote Fremont and Dayton in November
NEXT that few German papers in different parts
OF the Union have been bought by the nds appropriated
advance claims Of Fremont; but 1t not true that the
Germans large portion Of them, will the repub
ticket In this county, and indeed throughout the
State, the Germans for Buchanan and Breckenridge
Being reading people, they have discovered secret
the changes Of few German papers and most Of
at fret disposed to vote for Fremont are now deter
mined support the nominees Of the democratic party The
charge the democrats wish establish slavery in Kan.
cas- because they believe In and advocate the principles
the Sct has grown stale and the Germans
be caught any with that bait What will be the
next cannot tell but Of thing certain
having opened their eyes the sehoods Of advocates
republican platform, used expressly catch their votes
the Gormansat least in this Statewi be found in
vember NEXT doing battle for the principles they so much
love- and voting for the nominees Of the democratic party
James Buchanan and John O. Breckenridge"
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THE INTELLIGENCER MAKES AN EFFORT.


If Mr. Charles Dickens is to be credited the peculiar
her energy into all with whom she brought into
tact The alpha and omega of her social moral and rel
gious faith consisted in the making of eortof what
kind or degree or when where be applied we have
no very clear knowledge. From perusal of yesterday
issue of the National iategener it would that
one but several Mrs Chicks have been coaxng
able neghbors to make effort to break through those
"cod neutral and unnatural restraints which have thus
far kept them from taking any definite action in the pend
ing presidential canvass.
The Inteigcnc, at last has made effort which
elaborate article which have read with great care and
without meaning any dsrepect to neghbors with
little amusement AS a specimen of committasm
it win avoraby compare with the best productions OF
Oliver Cromwell in that line Its doubts, its misgivngs,
its shrinking from all CONCLUSIONS and its avoid
of all preference remind of those in the
council chamber of Governor Won Twille graphically
and faithfully described by Irving The three candidates
for the presidency taken up by the tegnc by
one in the polite and respectful manner each atten-
lively but not impernently examined each smiled upon
and each in turn set down again, with half solemn and
half disappearing shake of the head.
Whether the doubts Of the teugencer will be removed
before or after the election we will undertake TO pre-.
Dict but one thing we think is quite certainthat the
standing aoof" policy which it indirectly enjons will not
be followed to any considerable length by the patriotic
portion Of that party with which has been long den
titled