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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
STORAGE WANTED.

SS1 are prepared TO store in our Fire Proof Wara
ES house any quantity of Grain, Produces o. NJ
clandize, on the most literal terms -. NJ
Having large and airy up stairs c.ra
will be taken of Household Furniture Acrcnit,,rsI
implements and All kinds Of goods or wares liable q,
damage from dan u or rust. 'S ="
Insurance. effected at the lowest fire proof rates. NV IN
month, or longer, when desired. "
Wareheuse located on corner Of Locust street and w
and T. Canal, and most convenient for sbinDirr Nv
River or Railroad. Apply to q 30. FOSTER < co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
CouCuEs, L0UNGEs.

SOME Fine Chamber Ccuches, in DamasS iiiu II IL ~
e ameled Oioth covers. made up expressly ior 'he
iea3 s'''>'e' 'O' sCHMITT & STARK, First st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE.
~ C.SCHMITT 4 STARK, i
First Street Near Mt,

q. ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACrURINGj
NE1 wish TO call the attention of onr ola ers,,,
~, and OF everybody in want Of elegant and desir
ae furis.aeEe T. and very rich PsttcrnS .
SOFAS, Soc"hles Divans, Elizabeth and Parlor cha'
and IN iar Cioth Plush and Brocate, which viii T.,
ready Tor Inspection in few DAYS. 1'' ~ "iii "e
ENefy article M the PhOstery Line is made under
our personal slipernte'idence and expressly tc tl
CITY Trade. We make it our aim 10 sell as ci,ea, e
any House in the West and all weak IS give Iii
before you so and spend your money abroad. e"i'
APP q. SCHMlTT x STARK
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
HIGH sCEOOl

lNH EsSRS. DOBELL & LISTER Reg TO announce
I'VE 9the parents and pupils that through the Kind
OF UT, hseleT thew were timely furnished with
q hist OF ALL THE NEW BOOKS REQUIRED s,r th he
s1 MhIch they have in store, waiting their
Bersrl's History;
Tasquelles French Course
faSquelle's Tellemaoue: IleE
NcClintocks and Cocks first roo,-s;n
Latin and Greek;
Green's lnirOduction;
C6lnings Glass Book Physiology:
o ..t.r . Fitch's Geograpy:
Spier's French Dictionary:
90. Andrew 5 and AEtha, : Dictionarv-
sanders Speaker;
lf.Tf The Humorous Speaker; .f.tt
- Norcester's Dictionary;
School Journal l'- 81
School Hymns;
Singing Eird: 'an
for the school and session. A ''e O'he' "'oAs
aug-s DORELL & LISTERS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14

n SLARIFIEDl SUGAR.
sepr,i PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
uRrsHEst RRISHES,,

l ,ss Drum, Fresh rls, just reed aaa for sale by
s.ptSi PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
IMPROVED SMUT MACHINE.

n WISH to call the attention Of all Millers and PER
IL sons who are engaged IN the milling business, to
he seen at KratZ Heilnan's Stove Store These nr
chimes upright vertical, and are constructed so
offlv a suction fan they got UP with view 20
obviate the many objections that the most of machines
have. have been engaged for the last six years in
the Smut Machine business and have paid particular
attention to the subject Of wheat cleaning have seen
what are called the best machines in use, and am
confident that can furnish as good a machine
be had warrant them 10 do a. good work az John
sons made at Ind annapolis, and can he had for less
price All ask is to try them, and IL they don't do
the work Won need not pay for them.
- All orders promptly attended TO by me.
& as- KRAFT l. Heilman are agents
sert26-dit&wlm. HIRAM HOPKINS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
Irug store.
DIR. j. J. PENNINGTON,

EBAyING purchased the stock of Medicines OPEN
"a ed for sale by Crawford Bell, few months since,
desires 10 call the attention Of the public, particularly
of physicians and merchants coming to this city 10
make purchasers, TO his assortment, which win he
SANITY receiving additions from the Eastern Cities
and which will I've sold low terms as he afford
ed by any other establishment in the Wet No. 3,
Washin gton Block Buildings. sep.2y
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Fall Trade.

unRIED APPLES AND PEACHES
;yt.I SAM. NICKERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW FEED STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

CORNER or SECOND AND CANAL STREETS.
UDALED HAY, Corn, Bran, Shpstnff, Nosl extra
I'D Flour, Chicken Feed, Crushed Feed and Corn
Neal in quantities to suit the trie. All trade deliver
ed by express promptly. Grinding done to accommo-
date the country trade. Thankful for the past avors
hope by strict attention to buyers for continuance OF
a liberal trade. X. ID. HAKT.
apes.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01
For the Standard,

For the Standard.
MEssRs. EDIrons VIII you allow a subscriber a
small spac in your valuable journal9 l desire to
call the attention Of the Editors of North-J Carolina
to practice that some of them have heretofore fa,.
len into viz: That of allowing no are engaged
in different pursuits of writing their own pulls and
inserting them as Editorials, thereby getting the
recommendation of Editors, when they the Ed tors
know nothing of the efficacy or durability of the
article al uded to. have recently been perplexed
in reading different journals. where knew The in
yentor or agent wrote the pus that 'lhe OILY ace
to secure the best article could be obtained Inv call
ing at Mr.. So and SOS"
Now. Messrs. Editors, is this treating gentlemen
who arc engaged in the same sort of business and
who advertise extensively in the same paper. with
justice; aud then appeal made in said editorial TO
Southerners to support men who were born and
reared III the South TO the deriment Of those hvh.
minded and faithful mechanics and artists who wer.
Born and reared in the North and who for the
hatred OF the Aboliiionsts and for the love Of the
Union have left their place Of nativity their mothers
and fathers sisters brothers aud friends: and have
come amonst Unsettled here spend their mon,
anu expect 10 live and die here dependant upon the
encouragement and support Of Southern people for
their hvIng only desiring and asking scrutinzing
public to Judge Of their merits, and an mrart al
comparison Of their work in price and du. ability.
Ii this Is 10 be the case what induc mept is held
out TO those Unon-lovng Nor,herners to remoy. to
the Soutil-when reaching here To be raun ed with
oe'ng Yankee. and no matter how faithful; he NAV
TIC to his engagements, a Southcrncr of the trade
must be, by the AID of Editors, placed in front ?
This communication is intended for all the Editors
| in North Carolina.
| A great many physicians in North Carolina have
Ap"thccary shops, and they, the physicians. allow
their names to be placed to these long wntled pus
recommending Townsend'S SarSaparilla and other
patent medicines 10 cure every disease that flesh is
heir to, thereby making the public by their recon-
mendation. purchase patent medicine when proba
bly, were it not for that they the physicians wauld
be called in. They are actually cutting off their
nose 10 spite their face "Fiat jus'ifia rnnt caltm
| A SOUTiIERNER
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01
The Bank of the State.

" We publish to-day. from the Register digest of
the act of the late of the Legislature to re-
charter the Bank of the State of North Carolina
The genera meeting Of the stockholders will be held
ON the first Monday in Juy-at which time the cha,
ter will be accepted or -ejected.
With the Charlotte Democrat, "we think it is the
desire OF the people generally that the charter shall
oe accepted by the Bank. If i: is not done, we
o"oo' very much whether opportunity will be
again offered by the Legislature with as favorable
Ph''eses In fact, many persons who are now
re"ay to the Bank and desire see it's operations
continued (nen who have no favors to ask of the in.
stitnti"n) would certainly oppose another act to re-
charter If the present ont should be rejected"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01
Desirable HoleI Property for Sale.

TINE WELL KNO. y HOTEL. IN GREENSBORO
IL C., " The Bland House." will be sold at public
auction 10 the highest bidder Tuesday the day of
April next This valuable property Consists of q large
frame house. with rooms parors and Offices brick
ro ,ns commodious dining room, with cooking est.b
lishment IN the basement. kitchens Stables garden
The Hotel is nearly in the of the uwn and
more persons than any other establishment
of the kind in The place
Since the completion of the North Carolina Railroad
Greensboro likely TO become place of Summer Resort
fur people from the eastern aud southern of the
and there IL also very considerable travel between this
place and Danve the point The Richmond
Danville Railroad.
Greensboro contains of the most fourishine and
celebrated Female Semnaries the Southern country
and while these bring large number of visitors
the crowd at the annual 10 50 great that
il s difficult 10 find Recommendations
Persons wishing further information before the day of
SALE can make personal or written application 70
JOHN A. GiLMER, ESQ,
Or to either of the undersigned. ai Greensboro
JAMES SLOAN, ir
JED. III. LINDSAY ( irus'ees.
March 81, 1851. a6-sx,d
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01
OLIN HIGH SCHOOL.
0LIN, 1REDELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
s. LANDER, Principal.

L. H. Il. T. Carrier, hikFEh Assistants.
TNHE FALL SESSION BEGINS ON THE FOURTH
Wednesday Of July, and continues twenty weeks
The spring session, beginning the FIRST Wednesday Of
January, continues twenty weeks. Public examination st
the close of the Spring session.
The of study embraces all the branches generally
taught Classical Schools Every student required to
at least three regular studies besides stated
c:ses in reading writing spelling and singing Exercises
in English imposition week, and in defamation
n tvn weeks by tine who'll school.
Unless parents direct otherwise all students required
'to attend Sunday School and Church every Sabbath.
The two Literary Societies have already respectable lie
also organized which all students have free
In connection with the School there is Reading Room
IN which be found the latest all sections Of
the country.
The healthfuness of the location, and the high moral
tone of the community worthy of all praise.
EAPENSES.-Tuitiun in the Classical Department Der
ession, $50 o. I'm the English Department from
'SoOts $500. Contingent fee, 81 We have extras
3oard Is seven dollars a month"; exclusive of lights
The Tuition and Contingent fees required positively
n ddrance
All the textbooks and stationery are kept on
and by the Principal and sold very reasonable
or cash. Students do not need much pocket money.
Olin is 32 miles Northwest of Salisbury and IA miles
Northeast Of Statesve from either Of which places
Seyances may be hired nj any time.
For further information address the principal.
September l5, 1856. il5o-wly
A LOT OF SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR
"A for sale by BROWN WlGGINS
March q, 1857. SS-swtf
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01
Rotation in Office.

1he opposition papers cannot disguise the >atis-
faction which they feel at the prospect which they
think they see, of general removal from office by
the present administration. Every batch of ofappont
ments which they give they head with "rotation,' v
though IN truth more re-appontcd than other
wise, and we have but few instances of removals
Of course. il an officer has not performed his du
ties properly and if he be wanting in integrity. he
should be removed. But cannot perceive the
reason, the propricty, the justice of removing
faithful and meritorouS officer or of refusing to re-
appoint him, simply because others desire his place
Such policy may suit the Northern and Eastern
States, but have not been accustomed to !, bore
in the South. These remarks arc general. and not
intended to apply to any particular case or cases,
A proper and just policy is to be found between
the two extremes--that of rotation or general re.
moval and that Of general re-appointment and this
policy we have reason to believe the administration
has adopted. 1t will neither make general sweep
nor will it in every case re-appoint; but will he gov
erned by the character Of the officer and the desire
OF the community in which he acts.
we shall not dilate upon the objections which oc.
cur 10 U.s. OF placing the offices of the country be-
lure the gaze OF the ambitious ami the selfish. as
the sole reward of PARTY service. and of nro.
claiming every four years that the outx INNS, or in
and the ans out. The patronage of the federal gov
eminent is already enormous; and, az States riyh,s
men, we do not wish to encourage any tinp which
tends to increase our dependence on tho c.d,..,
centre.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01
Where is the Know Nothing Party ?

The last Western Sentinel truly says, "to deter
mine the precise position of the Know Nothing par
ty at this time, is to US. task of difficulty uu
certainty" indeed, we hear nothing of" Amer
leans ruling America and of the encroachments of
the Papal power on rights and liberties. How
is this? Has the country been saved in this re
spects Now and then the proceedings of
meetings purporting to have been held by "Ameri.
can Wings" but we observe no announcement of
principles. Who are these american Whigs?"-
Do they Call themselves in con.radistinc,ion to
British Wings? Why, what have the Know Moth
ings to do with the old Wing party? The flower of
that party now belongs to the Democratic party;
and did not these same Know NohngS establish
themselves on the "ruins' of the old Whig party ?
Yet they have taken up the name, and are endeav
oring to make capital out of it.
We have no idea, however, that Know Nothing
ism is defunct. There will always be two parties in
this country-the Democratic, based on the rights
of the States and strict construction of the federal
Constitutions; and the opposition, by whatsoever
name or names called 1t dses not follow that the
serpent has been killed. because it does not show
its head. THE people may look for renewal Of all
the ssrifes and bitterness which Know Nothine>m
is so well calculated to produce just now, how
ever but at some period when all the elements of
the opposition combined may be thought powerful
enough, by unscrupulous and ambitious leaders, to
place them in Office Let all good Democrats there
fore, keep their and stand at their posts.
Compromise nothing yield nothing to the enemy
Let adhere to principles and our usages and
b. ready for every onset that may be made upon
Let us keep "our lamps trimmed and burning" SO
that at any moment we may be prepared for du'y.
The only hope for the preservation of the Union
the permanent prosperity of the whole country, is
in the Democratic party. There he no dnul,, of
this. All past experience and observation have
proved this to be so. Let US remember, them the
mighty interests committed to our charge, and acl
accordingly.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODs.

7iOo doors 6eLoSr Williams f Hdyacoods Drug Store
TIME SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INVITES HIS
friends and the public generally TO call and examine
his fresh and entirely Stock of Spring and Summer
Goods consisting of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Boots
and Shoes Hats 5onnets &C. just received and selling
ceedngy cheap He invites each and every cali and
be convinced that the New Store The place TO get good
and cheap Goods Many who advertise try see who can
6oc the loudes longest and strongest This branch of
the business he has abandoned to his neghbors far and
His advertisement is no humbug Tempt hum
buggery He has old Stock might be enabled 10
sell bonnets at - cents He has lawns low
cents His Stock of Seasonable Goods entirely new
and he would like tn that man, woman child who
would prefer old shelfrubbed Goods 10 new and fresh
Goods If you desire TO insure yourself against buying
stock call at the New Store where You will get value re-
ceved for money Goods of the latest Importation
ID. c. MURRAY
Raleigh, March u, 1857. ll7s-lfsw5tw
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01

Sec. 46. Provides for opening of books in Con-
cord, and when $3.50 900 shall have been subscrib.
ed on the books so opened and the instalments paid
in. the directors are required to establish branch
in Concord with capital Of not less than I5u sOO
provided such branch shall be continued to the
detriment of the bank
SEC. AZ. Directors required to establish branch
IL Lexington, with capital not exceeding $40e OOO
provided that it shall not be continued to the det.
rment OF the bank, and provided rha, the capital of
said branch shall be subscribed i'm said town"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN GRAuAM-Wc are re-.
q"es'ed to give notice that there will be meeting
" '"e Democrats of the County of Alamance, at the
oo"r' House i" Graham, the 4,h Of April for the
purpose OF appointing delegates to District Con.
'ehton to nominate candidate for Congress-
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01
FOR SALE,
A Beautiful Residence and Valuable Grounds.
in Pale osuI
March 27, 1851.

A Beautiful Residence and Valuable Grounds,
in Raleigh.
NNHE SUBSCRIBER, INTENDING TO LEAVE THE
State offers for sale his residence and The contiguous
grounds fronting 42o feet South street. Immediately
east of the grounds of the Executive Mansion and binding
1897 feet on both W:lm ngtpn and Blunt streets.
After reserring all the front South street by depth
grounds lrnund the dwelling. there would be left square
of IS" feet by 420 feet through which much used
might be extended dividing The ground advsntageously
and giving increased front of feet which could So
laid out into eligible sites for building lots.
Persons wishing TO purchase examine the premises
will please apply TO Maj. Ii. W. Hustled. Raleigh.
WALTER GWYNN.
Raleigh. March 81, 1887. 3S-swlm
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01

W The new Tariff, t is said, is considered as
oeneht''ng greatly the New Enslands mills, which
arsey Use wool of the coarser qualities, and the
STOCK "i some of them has advanced five per cent
But 1t Is, however, considered unfavorable to the
cotton mills especially those of the manufacture of
the finer Qualities
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01

The New YORK APPoINrMENTs.-The Washing.
ton Star of Tuesday states that Augustus Sche has
been appointed Collector Of the port of New York
E. B. Hart, Surveyor Isaac V. Fowler, Postmaster:
Isaiah Rynders Marshal for the Eastern District Of
tie State and George Saunders Navy Agent
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01

AFfRAr AND SERIOUS REsULT-A boy named Put.
ney, some Is or - years o!d, shot man named
Champion, on Thursday last in this City, under the
following circumstances, near as We could gather
them 1t appears that Champion and person nam.
ed Royster fighting near the residence of Put.
ney. Putney took sides with Royster; and seeing
he getting the worst Of the fight, ran into the
house for a double-barreled gun. and on his return
deliberately shot Champion with the contents of both
barrels, and then cool.y remarked that il that was
not enough he had two more barrels ready. The
shots took effect in the back and right side of Cham
pon, inAicting wounds, which extend from
the knee to the head Putney has not been arrest.
ed. 1t is SAID he left by the cars on Thursday eve.
ming. Champion is about 80 years of age, has q
wife and family in Granville county, but has been
residing in the vicinity Of this city, with prostitute,
for several months past 1t is said that previous
i'll feeling existed between him and Putney.
W We direct attention to the advertisement Of
.thaway Co., of Wilmington. Dealers in molas.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01
We take the follong from the Sheffield (Eneland)

We take the follong from the Sheffield England
Times Of late date.
Died, on the Wednesday evening, of the 18th of
reo' uary in the S5th year Of age, Miss Sarah Gales
She the last survivor of the three sisters Of the
Joseph Gales Of Raleigh, North Carolina, u S., who
lett Sheffield in 1874 on political grounds. With
these ladies our late highly respected ,ownsman.
James Montgomery, resided for more than hall
century.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01

THIarY DAYS TO JERusALEMl-A writer in Har-
per's Magazine says the Holy City is now less than
thirty days from New York. Such is the power Of
steam. The route is thus: New York to Liverpool,
eleven days; Liverpool to Marseilles, four days :;
Marseilles to Alexandria, eight; day of rest two
days more to Jafa. and two days on horseback to
the gates of Jerusalem
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01

Col. WHEELER.-Col. John II. Wheeler has resign.
ed his place as Minister to Nicaragua. Col Wheeler
addressed Democratic meeting in Hertford his M.
tive County, on the 23d Instant
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01

REsIGNAroN.-Hpn. Wills P. Bocock has resign.
ed the Hf6ce Of Attorney General Of Virginia. Gov
Wise has ordered election, to fiji the vacancy, to
be held on the 4,h Thursday in May next
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01
Gge Stanbar0*
RALEIGH. SATURDAY,. MAR. %. 1857.

HOLDEN WILSON STATE PRINTERS,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01

TuE FOREST MANUFACTURING CoMPANY-We are
glad to it stated that the Paper Mills at the Falls
ofNeuse, in this County formerly under the manage.
ment of james F. jordan & Co.. is about to be again
put in operation by W. R. Poole Esq, President Of
the Company. The Agent Of the Company is Dr.
w. R. Miller. These Mills contain the best machine
ry, and were erected in a acommodious and enduring
manner. The water-power at the Falls of Neuse is
abundant and unfaiing. Under the energetic manage
ment of Mr.. Poole and theproperty having been OBJ
taned at about onethrd of its original cost we think
these Mills will pay handsome dividends.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01

TERMS OF THE WEEKLY-Taoo Dollars per an"u"'
TERMS OF THE SEMl-wEEKLY-Fo Dollars per
ann"nt, invariably in advance.
All papers ut tile erniration 0f the tme1or
.uhich Mty haoe been paid.
Terms of Advertising in the Semi" eekIy
standard. -
(}ur regular rates of advertising are as follows:
Ore sG,arc IA lines or less first insertion, a w
Ei.. -. Lon,m, nScrt;nn 25
Longer adveri semcnts in proportion
Confrncts will be made with advertisers, ut tile o6ore
reguar rot twelve months. and at the cose OF
SS cent will be deducted from the gross
amount.
Professional business Cards, exceeding five line.
will be inserted in either the Weekly or Sem We ky, fol
S6 for six months $40 for twelve months; in both pa
iers for $40 for six months, Sl for twelve months.
Terms of Advertising in the Weekly Standard.
One dollar per square for the first insertion, and - CTS.
for each subsequent Ser,on No deduction acM be nn"d.
on ekiy advertisements. matter hr lang they n"y
Only limited number Of advertisements will be admitted
into the Weekly All advert semens, otherwise direct
ed are inserted in the We.kly and charged accuId-
ingly When the number of Insertions is not marked
the advertisement it is inserted until forbid.
- Money sent us by mail is at risk.
March :, 1851.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01

Walter Gwynn. We know Of no more desirabl
property in the City than that he offers for SALE