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Buchanan's mai. 7,460

fss That was very pretty cOnceit OF
romantic husband and father whose name
was Rose, who named his daughter Wild"
SO that she grew up under the appelatlon of
"WiId Rose" But the romance of the name
was sadly spoiled in II few years, for she
married man by the name of"Buil."
So says one of our exchanges. We re-
member hearing Of worse name than this
which belonged to native of Charleston
A worthy tailor, of the somewhat uncom-
mon name of Frog, was persuaded by an ac-
quantance, a practical joker, 10 name his
hr-t born son aier the patriotic and popular
Governor Bull. Tie idea was a good one,
but the singular combination of Dames did
not strike tie father until some weeks after
the christening ceremony had been perform
ed, so that his son travelled through life
with the rather unpoeiical appellation Of
Bull Frog. ...
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lEsULTlSe.-flaye you fellow feeling in
your bosom for the poor women of Uiahl'
asked speaker OF the sister OF Mrs. Part.
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KUST received an excellent lot new and well assort-
30 eel Plows, for saleby ALEXANDER x GRAVES.
Charleston, Tenn, Feb 6-tf-4S7
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"Gct out, you insulting raseal!' said she, "l'il
have you TO know don't allow fellows TO
be feeling in my bosum. Oh dcar!'
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Whos.t - q Ccor4,..

XNJANfLp ION ORDERS" Ten Thousard Bushels
w Prime Red Whest, and iva thousand Of Prime
me Nhe.t delivered u this market by te 2nh July.
- as innst be OF t- heaviest Osnnburfs and new.
also, tl'e Thousand Bushels piimc Corn. AMY 10
>. a hNSLEl, Com. and Prsdueg Merchant
Augusta, July 3, ls57-2al-4ts
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ID Ia ~ II i - ~ R X.
G. A. JORDAN,


fAEN z Is IL
FUVENDERs bis seryises to the pablo In sll the va.
y riius hlllci-s Of his profession.
Extracting Tea,a ~, each.
Tie cash goa2 derud due, in every Instance, when
the work is done
cGice one door North Of The Store Of the late F.
boyd, Etq. July 24-ti-45l
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This fayorlte Lottery IS drawn daily The Capital
Prizes are $1,000, 1000 9O0Q, 5,5O0 &C. Single Tick
cts, One Dollar. "H
Certificates of Packages:
e6 Whole Tickets. $1,000
26 Quarter Tickets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
Nothing Eenture-Nothing Gain.
Tickets ought by the Package always the most
profitable TO the purchasers.
For SY5 we send package whoes Halves and Quarters
For $40 We send package Halves aud Whole Tikets.
For a. We send package Quarters and Whole Ticket
49, 10,
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NNUEAV EAN.-one OF N. U. Thurbers Pre-
w MUM Wheat Fans, J. Cotton's make, for sale by
July 10 S. X. REEDER.
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CLASS 81,
To be drawn in the city OF Atlanta Georgia. in puhli,
on Saturday August 9th, 1857, on the plan Of .
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-08-19
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1857

Now, sirs, will assure you that Shocco Springs,
at this time, and will until frost and the withering
wntry blasts shall show the scar and yellow leaf"
present as many attractions for rational enjoyments
and social pleasures as any place in the Union
Everything here seems harmoniously blended and
united to trsnquize all the discordant and opposing
elements of happiness. There are about 175 board.
ers comprising beauty, wit, grace, liveness honor,
intelligence, dignity and urbanity. All things are
new neat and appropriate, and conducted in so easy
and silent manner that you wonder whence they
come. If men ever were suited for the management
of such an establishment, Mr.. Sessums and his CO.
adjutor, Mr.. Tyler, are. You thought, Mr.. Senior,
well Of Warren, and wrote after your visit to it
in June, at Warrenton. Let me advise you 10 come
now to its Springs and spend week or So and
will warrant you 10 return in perfect state of rap
ture, and were you little older, would say of
juvenescence. Tell all your young folks, aye, and
old ones too, to come in time and be here at the
Tournament Sessums is arranging to come off soon.
Have you no beauty who would aspire to the Crownf
No knight who, like Sir Brien De Bois Gilbert, is
willing to break lance with the disinherited or
knight of the black plumei Nous cerrons.
In haste, yours truly, T.
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For the Standard.

MEssRs. HOLDEN WILSON: Your neighbor of the
Register is a very funny man. Having devoted the
past few months to the abuse Of Democratic public
men, in the confusion of battle and defeat he turns
his withering artillery upon the best men Of his own
party.
That is, Messrs. Editors, what charity would sug
gest as an excuse, had he not excluded it by his
leader in which he says that "there was not enough
battle to create much smoke"
We still think, dsregardng the smoky assertion,
that the Editor of the Register so blinded, not
only by the smoke but the result of the battle in the
1st and 9th Districts that he got up the last issue Of
his paper before he had fully recovered his eye
sight.
If this be not so, upon what more charitable
grounds can the following notice and the first sen.
tence Of the editorial article headed "Served 'em
right" be placed, unless that the devil put them
in while the EEE e
"Ex Governor Graham, of this State, was in New
York last week, route for Saratoga and Newport"
"In today's paper we publish an account Of an
other of those numerous fracases which annually
occur at Northern watering places between free
groes, fugitive slaves, and the Southern spooney,
who oiU seek these places of resort in spite of the
risk Of being insulted or kicked out by them"
"Save us from our friends" say we.
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W. Owen, by vote of 754 to s15. Thos. McNeely
S. G. c. without opposition. '.,
Dacidson.-C. F. Lowe, G. G. c.; Heitman, S. G. @.
Daoie.-H. R. Austin, S. G. c.; A. A. Harbin,
CC.C
Cata~0a-Henry Cline, S. G. c.; Geo. Setter,
G. C. C. ss-
Anson.-E. F. Lilly, S. c. G.
Duplin.-Kornegay, S. G. c.; Whitehead, G. G. G.
Pasquotank-W. E. Vaughan, S. G. c.; j. W.
Hinton, G. c. G..
Union.-J Lee, S. G.. c., over W. H. Simpson by
one majority. .
Franklin.-R. R. S. Lawrence, S. c. c., over W.
Moore, by vote of 66l to 466. Patterson, G. G.
c., over D. Young, by vote of TAG to s4s.
Rutherford.-M. O. Dickerson, S. C. c., over w.
S. Hill, by vote of ss1 to 524 E. Toms, c. G. c.
Toms 624, Gray 54s, Wilkie 157
Guiltord-L. Swain, G. c. c., over B. G. Graham,
by vote of 1892 to 9s5. Trotter, S. &C. Trotter
727, Woolen 666, Payne 467, Gossctt 1872
Ashe.-H. Galloway, DEM, S. G. c.. over E. c.
Bartlett, X. N, by 2l3 majority. Robt Gambil!e
Dem, G. G. c., over John Ray, by 4oa majority.
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Elections of Clerks.

Craven-Danie OLeary, S. G. G.
Lenoir-N Hunter, G. G. G.; j. G. Wooten, S.
&C. Wooten 3a9, S. B. West 264.
Sampson-J R. Beaman, G. G. c., over w. G.
Draughon. Vote 752 to $780,
Jones-B Askew, G. c. c., over G. Gerock, by
vote of 2O2 to 1885, E. F. B. Koonce, S. G. c. over
T. j. Whitaker, not candidate, by vote of 16S
to 14O. r,'..
Put.-H. Sheppard, G. C. c., over S. A. Dancy,
by vote Of 654 to 1876. M. S. Cherry, S. G. c..
over Jos. Davis, by vote of 625 to 1872.
Martin.-Andrews, S. G. c.; L. johnson, G. G. G.
Onslow.-Jasper Etheridge re elected G. G. G.
over B. B. Barry, by vote of AL to 256.
McDosceM-Deal, Democrat, elected S. c. c. over
Burgin K. N, by IA majority. Burgin se5, Deal
a79. Finley, DEM, reelected G. C. G. without op-
position. Vote 703.
Nash-N w. Arlington, not candidate, elected
Clerk of the Superior Court.
Perguimans.-T. BlIups, G. G. c.; F. Barrow,
S. G. G.. -~s.+ e
Bladen-McLeod, s. G. G.
Ro6eson.-A. Mcmillan, s. G. c.; Hartman, G. G. G..
Harnett-A. D. Mclean, s. &C.; B. F. Shaw,
C.C.C.
Richmond.-R S. Mcdonald, S. G. c.; L. H.
Webb, c. C. G..
Moore-G. S. Cole, s. G. c.; A, h. McNeil,
C.C.C.
Colum6us-Thos. L. VAIL S. @. c.; W. M. Bald
win, G. G. c., over w. Fl. Toon, by vote of S53
to 335.
Roa0an.-Jas. E. Kerr reelected G. G. G. over A.
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The. CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-A correspondent of
the Columbia Is. CO. Times says:
"On Saturday last had the pleasure of inspect
ing very good quality of Moasses, produced from
the Chinese Sugar Cane, grown by DR.. d. w. Ray,
planter in the Fork
The specimen proved to be Of superior quality, a
half gallon of which (Molasses) had been extracted
from only t,centy stalks.
successful and influential citizens, has planted only
four in this cane and that he is satisfied he
will be able to extract from it fifteen hundred gallons
ed, will be regarded By the heads of families quite
acceptable for table use, to say nothing of plantation
purposes"
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MERRY AMIDST DEFEAT-The Wilmington Her.
aid sings like cricket amid the storm of defeat
Hear him over the 9th District-the District ere
deemed, regenerated and disenthralled" by the as.
tonishing popularity and eloquence of John A. Gil.
mer, Esq Says the Herald-
"We have no authentic information this morning
from the 9th District This is a strong American
District but the result to great astonishment,
seems to be in doubt. Should Mr.. Williams, the
Democratic candidate, be elected over Mr.. Gimer,
it would be the last feather the cames back and
We should feel like taking seat and rest for the
present. For, if Mr.. Shaw's election in the first
District be confirmed, the entire delegation in Con-
gress would be Democratic and the platter would be
swept clean. You must overlook any little jocular-
ity on our part to-day. The is so rereshingly
laugh and feel merry. The country has been % saved we'd
again. and to the old line Wings belongs much of
the glory!"
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For the Standard.

For the Stanoaro
SHocco SPRINGS, Aug. 8, 1867.
Messrs Holden & Wilson:
GENTLEMEN: This is Sunday, it is true. and per.
haps the over.sanctimonious will say that should
not desecrate its holiness by writing on profane
subject. hope, however, as Sterne would have
said, that their Holinesses will pardon me for this
one transgression, have no preaching here,
and it is the only day in the week on which we are
not assaed by the artillery of bright eyes and sylph-
like FORMS moving with the ease and elasticity Of
Thracan Rhodope, and enchanted by music, be-
witching almost as that of Calypso and her nymPhs
The truth is, Messrs Editors, that am SO full OF
delight with all that have seen and heard and eat
en- and drank since have been here, that feel
bound to let others know what sort Of place Shoe
CO Springs is, and unless do it to-day know there
will be no chance until next Sunday; and in the
meantime some poor, respondent soul-some one
langud or worn down with ennui, lassiude. or hip
po might for the want of proper knowledge OF the
pleasures, comforts, and e3joyments OF this place,
throw of this mortal coil" or "his quietus make
with bare bodkin."
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Notice to Land Purchasers.

TlHE UNDERSIGNED HAS, IN CLARK CO., AR
Il kansas 1900 of wild Cotton Lands for SALE in
tracts to suit purchasers favorable terms be
afforded in portion of the West These lands To-
Gated years ago. and equal If not SUPERIOR
to the amount that may be found in other por
ton the State These lsnds lie within 2 30 miles of
Camden Arkansas fourshng town, where from 10000
QUO bales of cotton shipped by steamboats, annu
ally and also within 20 miles Of Arkadelpia fourishipg
comfy town that ships from 1900 5000 bales Of cotton
every season.
The above lands lie the survey of the Cairo Fulton
Railroad that is certain to be built within FIVE years. hav
ing large land grant from the government.
Any information be had by addressing the under.
signed at Arkadelphis, Clark Co.. Arkansas.
MICHAEL BOZEMAN.
June 26, 1857. llSl-wly.
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@sDn REwARD-sToLEN FROM THE SUE

@SDA REWARD.-STOLEN FROM THE SUB
SO scriber, the night of the 5th nst near Pros
years cid last spring. about feet nches high and
shod the fore feet On of the feet nail hss been
drawn from the shoe He carries his bead high, and d
wide betweeen the eyes his hind hoo shspee thsa
usual He has never worked in harness. except plow
and wagon and under the saddle be has hoppinR Poe
The sbove reward will be given for the delivery Of TIE
horse me- for any information that win enable 70
get him. WESLEY WARREN,
1l97w-H =. Prospect Hill, n. Q.
Register CODY and send account to this once. alr
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ANOTHER AFFAIR OF HoNoR.-We learned, on
Saturday last that Mr. McDufe, acting as the friend
of Mr.. Wightman, Editor of the Fayetteville Caro-.
gian passed up in the direction of Asheville N. c.,
bearing a challenge to Mr.. Henry E. Cotton, Editor
of the Asheville Spectator. >. e..
Salisbury Watchman.
We learn that Messrs. Wightman and McDufie,
were in this City during the present week. and that
they left on Wednesday evening in the direction Of
South. Carolina. The impression is that they will
be met by Mr.. Cotton and his second, and that =
duel may be the result
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y county, in Equity. Spring Term 1857. NJ. L. McCor.
kle, assignee Andrew Fulenwider and w. P. Byuum
and Thomas Grear Administrators of Andrew Hoyle de-
ceased late of Castor comfy.
Whereas NJ. McCorkle has filed his bill of complaint
against Andrew Fuenwder and w. p. Bynum and Thom-
Grear Administrators afore said the equity
for said county, and it appearing the satisfaction of the
court that the said Andrew Fulfenwider nonresident
of this State il is ordered by said court that publication
be made for six weeks in the Raleigh Standard notifying
the said Andrew Fuenwder, wherever he may be- be
and appear the term of said court of equity TO
be held for the county of Cstawba at the courthouse in
Newton the 7th Monday after the 4h Monday in Au
gust next then and there plead the
BILL otherwise the will be taken pro to him
and a decree made accordingly.
Witness G. NJ Yoder Clerk and Master of said Court Of
Equity Office in Newton, the 7th Monday after the
4th Monday in February, 1857.
G. N. YODER, C. NE
August 6, 1857. 11g7-w6w
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The Next House of Representatives.

~, - 11VoSO O1 1SePIeSentdtIVeSs
Inc washington Union of Tuesday last posts up
tne books as follows, showing the Democratic ma
Jor'ty IN the next House of Representatives. The
majority will be sufficiently large for all practical
purposes larger majority might be productive
OF less union and benefit than the present one:
The NEXT House OF REpREsENrAr1vEs-Posr
The booKs.-Elections for members of the House of
of the next Congress have now been
held in all the States Of the Union with the excep.
ton OF Maryland, Georgia, Mississippi, and Louisi.
ana, with the following result: - ~
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Total,

The House of Representatives consists of 234 men,
bers-lls members constituting majority. As the
case now stands-allowng no change in the four
States where elections to be hed-the democrats
will have majority of sirteen in the next House.
This majority we think will be increased to eighteen
as the two vacancies in the Pennsylvania and Indi
ana delegations will, in all probability, be filled by
democrats"
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The Triumphs of Know Nothinsism.

The Know Nothings have member of the
House Of Representatives from the three sovereign
States of Virginia, North Carolina and South Caro-
lima. Just think of i.!-one member from three
States; and that member is Mr. Gilmer of the Gull.
ford District who was recently defeated for Govern
or by only thirteen thousand majority.
The triumphs of Know Nothingism are indeed
striking and impressive. They have rendered them
selves an object of general attention. Every body
congratuates them their success and all eyes are
turned upon Mr. Gilmer as the lone dark lantern {"
from Virginia, North Carolina, and South. Carolina
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DERCIvAL s. GRANT, ARcHITEcTs ANl

DERCIVAL & GRANT, ARCHITECTS AND
II ENGINEERS Goddn's Hail. Richmond Va, respect
fully offer their services to the public. With thorough
professional training and combined practical experience
Of than thirty years. they hope to give satisfaction to
those who may favor them with orders.
They will furnish designs for Churches Public Buildings
Town Houses Stores Villas &c, and for Ornamentng and
Draining Grounds with full and clear Working Drawings
Specifications ana Superintendance
t- large variety of Original Designs for Churches
Villas &c. suitable for the South be at their Of
fees Letters Professional business promptly attended
to-
August IA, 1857. 76-tlJ.
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CELEBRATION AT WMsToN-The Democrats of the
Sixth Congressional District will celebrate their
great victory at Winston, Forsythe, tomorrow, the
18th instant The Senior Editor of this paper ex-
poets to be present.
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"IANTED.-FIvE SHOEMAKERS WHO CAN
w put up good common pegged work, and one who
put up fine work, and also good tanner get
poyment by calling the subscriber at Marion Geo
FLOZA A. FINCH.
August IA, 1857. ues-tw.
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'Advertisements BY the year payable quarterly.
All others monthly.
Teachers sending $50 for 25 subscribers will ha an-
There at all times number of Schools of all grades
needing teachers and teachers who want situations and
is at all for parties thus situated adver-
tse their desires and wants expressly devoted
to the of Education If all SUCH by general consent
would keep standing notices in the Journal il would be
easy matter for teachers find all situations
and for Committees and Trustees learn the address OF
all teachers wanting places.
1t is therefore, the desire of the conductors of the Jour.
nal to publish Directory Of this kind and to all Nho viii
furnish standing notices Of their wants very liberal deuo
tons will be made from the usual advertising rates.
August IA, 1877. 10
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RANDOLPH MACON CoLLEGE.-The next annual
session of this institution will commence on Thurs
day the 18th of next month. There we're IA Stu
dents the last session. DR.. William A. Smith, the
President of this College, is widely and favorablY
known. Randolph Macon has graduated many use
full and eminent men. We are glad to learn that the
institution is in prosperous condition.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.
VUlHE UNDERSIGNED, TUNER OF PIANO-FORTES
the Seminary of ST. Mary, Raleigh, would respect
fully call the attention of the citizens both of this and the
nehbong cities to the fact that he has time to devote to
the making order of Pianos also to the repairing
and tuning Pianos aud Organs Orders left Burchs
Hotel will be punctuay attended to-. .
ANTON HEITELE.
At the rquest of Mr. Heele will add that he possesses
all the necessary skill and ability 10 attend to the above
named particulars give entire satisfaction.
G. F. HANSEN,
Professor of Music at st. Mary.
August IA, 1857. 7s-ltwAsw.
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W Rutherford County has voted against SUBJ
scription to the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruther-
ford Railroad. For subscription 562; against it 674
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w A friend at our elbow suggests now that
Mr. Smith Of the 1st District has been defeated that
he will have ample time in which to determine
whether he is Know Nothing or an old line Wing.
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y County. In Equity Spring Term, 1857. Bryan Ca
sey and others Benjamin Casey and others. Bill for
construction of the Will of Rich. Casey, decd.
In this appearing to the Court that the defend
ants Francis Casey Benjamin Casey and John B. Casey
nonresdents publication is ordered in the weekly n
c. Standard for six successive weeks notifying said
residents appear in said Court its plead
answer demur said bill of complaint. the same
will be taken pro ooafsso and heard eparte them
Witness George " Strong Clerk and Master of said
Court ut Office this Sd day of July, A. D., 1857.
GEORGE v. STRONG, G. n. E.
July 10, lS47. u93-w6w.
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W We have had the pleasure of seeing in the
City this week. the Hon. Warren Winslow, of Cum
berand Mr. Winslow seems to be in excellent
health.
We have also had the qualification of seeing in
the City our venerable friends, Dennis Heart of the
Hillsborough Recorder, and Thomas Loripg, of the
Wilmington Commercial who are here among their
friends enjoying brief respite from their arduous
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NEW GAS LIGHT.

TUNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON EXHIBITION AT
IL Mr.. H, duelrs Store two doors from the Post Office,
machine, which, without fire, reservoirs retorts, any
such apparatus produces by its action pure gas
which burns with clear and brilliant light, and is em-
nenty adapted to lighting churches, dwellings stores DC
The light be seen burning every night at oclock
II. EICHBAUM, Agent.
August IA, 1857. 76-f$2pd.
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&S FROM a,, THE
one Gold Watch, black guard and heavy gold slide
The letters s. A. NJ. very finely engraved the back
of the watch in the center The slide has in 'front.'
hearts-one large and smaltsoo hand large and
small scit hair the centre. Also black sole eath
er hand trunk-no name full of white Clothes mostly
pants. Twenty-Five dollars will be paid for the apprehen
sion of the rogue, and the delivery of the property
..-- R. C. MAYNARD.
Franklinton, N. c., August "A, 1857. 7s-f
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SILVER PLArINe.f WILL % SILVER PLA.
- TING of Carriage and Buggy Irs1S q my store one
mile west. Of Raleigh, the Chapel Hill roed OfQe:a
fm distance viii be thankfnlly ssesvsd sna pr11gay
attended To- ,l.e3-a T.aV. III.
August s, 1851. uW-tsv