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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-08

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RALEIGH AND CASTOR
RALRoAD.-A man named Edmund Ellis, So years
old, late of Franklin but formerly of Wake came
to his death from an accident this road, on FRI
day last, under the following circumstances: The
o'clock p m. train, after deposting its passengers
and mail at the junction with the N. G. Road, was
returning, is usual to the old depot, with the de-
ceased and a number of idle boys on board. During
tn, passage of the train, and when at about half
the distance to the depot one of the boys asked
Ellis if he was going to Weldon. He replied no,
that he was only going to the depot. The boy re-
marked that the train would not stop to put him off
"a mischievous invention of the boys) Ellis there.
upon attempted to get off the train but was drag.
ged over the sis for short distance, when he fell
and several of the wheels passed over one Of his
legs below the knee mangling the limb terribly
The deceased survived but few hours. He has
left wife and three small children in destitute
condition, though their immediate wants have been
supplied by the benevolent of this city.
The practice of allowing idle boys and children
to ride to and fro between the depots should at
be stopped 1t is matter of surprise that accidents
do not more frequently occur from this prac-
tice. 1t is but few days ago that small boy mar
rowly escaped destruction by jumping off car in
motion after bis hat, which had fallen or was blown
off. The persons in charge of these trains gull
ty of gross negligence in this NATTER and require to
be reminded of their duty.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-08
Yours, &C.,
JOHN S. LEACH.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CoMMIss1oNERs-The
adjourned monthly meeting of the Board of Com
missioners Of this City took place Saturday
ing last, Mayor Harrison in the Chair, and all the
Commissioners, except COL Marlborough and Col.
Tucker. being present The business generally
unimportant. The applications of Messrs. Sugg &
Pollard and j. j. overly to be recommended for re-
tail spirit license were voted down by majority OF
one-Messrs. Marriott, Hutchins and Sorrell voting
for the recommendations, and Messrs Smith, Turner
Root and Clayton against them. The number of the
night watch was reduced from six to four.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-08

How TO WRITE FOR NEwspApER-When you
write for newspaper, write all your words in full
as you wish them printed This has been said
thousand times, but not one man in ten observes
the rule. All our best writers do observe it's In
this paper printed article in which the writer
abbreviated the word government into govt, and
the printers made it gout that the power of the
government was made into the power Of the govt
Dot the letter and cross the letter t. and try to
spell correctly. 1t you cannot comply with these
rules after you have written your article putt in
thefire--N. r Observer. - 'sss' = All ~
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BAIN,s (LATE GUroN,s, HorEL.

NHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has leasedths long established
and well known HOTEL and will be prepared at all times
to accommodate all those who may favor him with their
hopes to merit continuance of the same The Omnibus
attached to the Hotel will be at the depot arrival of
the several trains convey passengers the Hotel orany
other part of the City .-4...t-.,
His customers will be brought to and sent from the ots
free of Omnibus charge. 'sttt i<S5 e.s4
30 IS members Of the ensuing Legsatnfa with
comfortable board and with the aid and assistines Of
Active and attentive se-vanss viii Sc employ Is ssnd
to the several departments Of his house.
= g 20 WILLIAM r. Balm.
Raleigh, Sept 7, 1883. -. .7a-su.
a Spirit Of the Age copy IS q go. ssssa -.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-08

REVIVAL AT CHAPEL HLL.-We learn from an
esteemed friend that a remarkable revival of reli-
gion began fortnight ago, in the Methodist Church
in Chapel Hil and has gradually extended to other
Churches About one hundred souls have profess
ed conversion, of whom some sixty are students in
the University. Leaving out Of view higher consid-
eratons, the phianthropist and statesman must re-
joice to contemplate the diffusion of true piety and
sound morality which must follow genuine revival
of religion at our University.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-08

Litter from Europe-ArriOal Of the Fulton
NEW YoRK, Sept. 5th.-The steamship Fulton ar
rived off Cape Race to day. She left Southampton
the 25th.
The ship May6ower, from New Orleans for Nantz,
had capszed at sea- Total wreck. Fifteen hands
lost. Captain and seven others saved.
Commercial
LIVERPOOL, 25th.-Cotton generally closed with
an advancing tendency of 49, Breadstuffs quiet.
Provisions steady. Sugar quiet
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-08

Hon. CALVIN GRAvEs-This estimable and pa
triotc citizen was in our town day or two during
the past week. looking better than we have seen him
look for years. Mr. Graves has been confined to his
home for the last year or two by domestic affection.
The State contains within its limits no purer or
more patriotic citizen than Calvin Graves, and no
one who has done more to form and stimulate that
system Of internal improvements which is now add.
ing and promises 70 add much hereafter to her
physical, commercial, and intellectual prosperity.
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special Notice.

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thsy haze been paid Subscribers sON Be notified
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NJ, discontinued. This IS rule iron" which there
m be no Departure Wash the cross mark and rs"ss0
your subscription.
useEv Standard 50 per annuns, in adcanes.
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Throughout the North the policy Of this faction is
to rule or ruin" Nor Is This any new demonstra-.
tion Of theirs. bat policy agreed upon. @ ahap.
pearances, before Congress adjourned, and pursued
part OF the country. The votes they gave in com.
binaton with the coalition through the whole Of the
last session Of Congress on every question and mea
sure are well known; and indicated foregone de.
termination to follow up that policy in the local
campaigns of the interior. The COURSE they have
pursued in California from the commencement Of
the primary canvass for the delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention. proves the early adoption
of this purpose. In the primary meetings in Cali
fornia for the appointment of delegates to this
venton, their policy has been this same one of rul
ing or boiling in every part of the State and when
the convention itself assembled, no sooner was it
ascertamed by count Of noses that their faction
were in lean minority than they bolted and organ
lied convention of their own. .-a
Now this action of the faction in the primary
meetings in California could not have been copied
from the example of their sonfreres on this side of
the continent; and their movements in California
and here are conclusive of the fact of preconcert
ana an early determination to dsorganize the DEM
ocratic party wherever it could be done, or to
coalesce with the opposition where it could not.
We shall recur to this subject again at an early
day; and We, in the mean time, warn those men,
bers ct the Democratic party who still fancy that
this faction mean well to the party, and ought not
yet to be assaed resisted, of the fatal danger of
the ignorance or blindness in regard to the move
ments of this faction which afflicts them. We
would caution gentlemen at the South, especially
who from the nature of things. cannot be acquainted
with all the facts of the subject, that. unless they
are prepared to sustain class of politicians who
are sure to be in open coalition very with the
most violent agitators of antslavery at the North
they had better beware of giving aid, comfort, or
countenance in the form of either apology, extenu
ati"n or tolerance to this disorganizng and ncen'
diary movement of douglas Democrats"
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TO PRINTERS,

A NEWSPAPER, in prosperous conaiiien, md in .
"A fourshing town in Eastern North UarRn, y offered
for sale. The oRee Is nearly new, bas scent quantity
Of type to publish large newspaper, and sIsO ID ent
assortment of Job Type, and goOd patfonagS Of
ing. The location in few years viii be0De Of tin
the State for q newspaper. sS.. ysssssfs
The present proprietor being compelled, on Of
bis health retire the business Offers the whole
Establishment for sale ANY pessoo Wishing D the
newspaper business obtain good bargain For par
ticuars address.tX 1T the Editor Of the Spirit
Of tie Age, Raleigh, n c. fes
September 2, 1885, s - assy8 sf4kz6k
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-08

MAssAcHusErTs.-The Democrats of Massachu-
setts at Convention held at Worcester on the I'd
instant nominating Erasmus D. Beach for Governor,
with other State officers The resolutions cordially
endorse the administration aud denounce the black
Republicans. ,.
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~ Rufus Edmondson, ESQ.,, of Goldsboro', N
c., has been appointed mail route agent ON the rail-
road between Weldon and Wilmington, vice NJ. K.
Crawford, resigned. An excellent appointment
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FINE PEACHES Holden and Wilson," and then
again Holden and Wilson individually and particu-
larly, tender their acknowledgements 10 r. c. Pearson,
ESQ.,, of Morganton, President of the Western N G..
Railroad, for box of fine and luscious peaches
we're ever grown sny where. Indeed, wehave never
seen or tasted. any peaches equal TO- them in ap.
pesrance or flavor. lst2 ~ 81 -i.-
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a MnrAKEN n FtaUREs.-Ws understand that Col:
David Williams, of Edgecombe county, received
Seventeen instead Of fifteen cents per pound for the
bale Of new cotton raised BY him, and sold by n ~
Martin Bro &. Co., as stated By Ms on Saturday.
We have watched ell the S0uthesn markets closely,
snd ths think, the highest price realized any
where.-Pet. Npresa q e'ss 81 =! = $3.50
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= MlcaIGAx.-The Democrats of Michigan, at .
Convention held in Detroit on the I'd instant nomi-
mating Charles e Stuart for Governors, with other
State officers. Resolutions we're adopted declaring
adherence 10 the Cincinnati platform, expressing
econadence ii the administration Of Nj. Buchanan,
and asserting the right Of esery people, il they 90
DESIRE to vote upon their own Constitution. $50
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The President has offered the 8panish mission to
Mr. j. p. Benjsmi1, United Etstei eefstof Loni-
sianx NJ. Benjamin IS now in the South. and it y
not known il he will accept It. =,
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"The winds getting S6und, - remarked Bibbs 10
his friend BngEins The other day, when i changed
from east to west ga Glad Of replied Bngefpgs;
g its been shayp long enough. Is $ "a 8.
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effected q our quotations. rs 81 s - %
Naval Stores active st the above quotstions. 49,
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-< - =. .-. SspTyxDIR /. 1855
arrivals since yesterday report aud
NO sales have taken place. y 80 sesEe7''1ss
sPiRlTS IURPENT1NE -l5o bbiA changed hands shis
"IMIu.hg ~ 70 Genus per gallon. aas .eis
HHYsse Yesterday Of +. - 1i hale, ,,.or
at so csrts 20 ino NJ s Iaes INFERIOR qushy 1a4tern
- ~ 'e"ss v A00 iDs essnyou'na@ ssrass.a
REIMBURSEMENT, --.,...
.s.5- ~s,.s Sevs ,,es}.ss.s saSsprsnpEn lase
enairv for ali GRADED and .I;eht Win k,oo
days prices w quote prime White sl 4ssSi n e. FER
choice SAMPLES fr Fam;fy Flow ron,S ~ nA.rs
Fair to good grades Il io@i IS, and Inferior 81 <ood
and such We quote At q s0i AL tba vs Ssr~ or
bring cents more The receipts are nov yelr nS
COTTON-The Stock is now very liYht. ootnposed Of
verv low and unsaeahle orsda. Snsh - va "a
10lSc on common and 1os%G1S gu , iaSos y tg
demand from shippess and sH;,ner. W. y M
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SAMSON CouNTY-We learn that the Sampson
County Agricultural Society have resolved to hold
Festival at their Fair Grounds in Clinton, on the
first Saturday in September. As the regular time
Of holding the Fair is late to exhibit many choice
Flowers Fruits and Vegetables it is deemed advis-
able to hold this Festival earlier in the year.
respondent says at this gathering the members and
may receive SPECIAL invitation. No premiums
awarded, and every thing exhibited is laid on the
picnic table to be consumed by the company present
The members dispose of the business of the society,"
while their wives and daughters contribute and
spread out the good things to be eaten. We think
festival of this kind held each May and September
would give new life to the society. 1t would not
only be an occasion of much social enjoyment, but
would afford opportunity of exhibiting early veg
etables and Summer ana Autumn fruits, that
never be exhibited at the regular fairs. Would NOT
all the county societies do well to adopt this
They would thus more thoroughly become acquant
ed with each other and with each others produc
tons. The knowledge of fine vegetables and fine
fruits would certainly become more extensive 1t is
expected that every member will be present and
contribute at least a basket of fruit or a bunch of
flowers.
We commend the idea to all the County Societies.
and also the State Agricultural Society. During the
months of August and September, many articles of
the Floral, Pathological, and Vegetable kingdoms
might be presented, which cannot be preserved till
the usual time of holding the Fairs in October, No.
vember, and December, and thus not only greater
competition be secured, but something like fair
exhibition of county and State products in
these things be effected. In view, such meet
ings in June and September would be found the
most interesting of any that could be held. We
hope to see the idea carried by other Societies.
NJ C. Planter.
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GARDENING OPERATIONS TO LADIES
Make up your beds early in the morning; sew but
tons on your husbands shirts; do not rake up any
grievances: protect ,he-young and tender branches
Of your family; plant : smile Of good temper in
vour face and carefully root out all angry feelings,
and You may expect : good cropp Of bappiness
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NEW STORE, NEW GOODS. AND
NEW PRICES. a.-..

T ANpECKER KLINE beg leave to inform the people
IL of Raleigh and the surrounding country that they
have opened Store in this City, at the
Fayetteville and Hargett Streets known "Smiths Cor
ner where they will always be ready TO attend to and
wait upon customers Their Stock Of Goods is entirely
and Of the latest selected with great and
purchased for cash. and therefore they able
sell cheaper than those who buy long credit Conse
quently they will sell for CASH. AND FOR CASH ONLY
Their Stock consists of French German, English and
American Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods among which will
be found rich assortment of Silks Plaid and Plain Mer
noes. Paramattas. Bombazines Apaccas Lynes Balde-
shafers Fuard Silks, Robes, alwool DeLaines Mousln
DeIaines together with varied assortment of Aerrmac
and other Prints. -..-
Also, Needeworks French and Scotch embroidered COL
lars and Sleeves, Work bands Handkerchief, Skirts, &C.
Also, Hosieries, Gloves. &c.
Shaws and Cloaks Caters and Shoes, full assortment
and everything necessary for Ladies' wear. II
Gentlemen will find at our Store complete assortment
of Ready Made Clothing of the latest and best Also
fine assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
We also keep constantly hand large and varied as
sentiment Gold and Silver Watches Gold Chains Lckets
Bracelets and every thing in the way OF Jewelry;
All the foregoing and many other articles not here mem
toned, will be sold at small advance upon wholesale
prices Persons wishing purchase Goods or any thing
line will please call and examine our Stock; as We
feel confident please them both in the quality Of the
Goods and in prices.
Raleigh Sept. 2, 1858. 72-6m.
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~ We cali the attention, Of our readers to the
advertisement of Messrs Landecker & Kline. :.
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FALL 1853.
HI HAMILTON & GRAH A M I,

RE prepared to offer the favorable terms,
"A to Wholesale Buyers large Stock of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Selected with great care for the .'
Fall and Winter Trade,
which, for variety beauty, and its adaptation to the
NORTH-CAROLINA
VIRGINIA, AND
TENNESSEE TRADE,
will be found second to none.
Buyers from all sectnns invited to close and rigid
examination of our Stock, prices. &C.
No so SYCAMORE STREET,
Petersburg, Va.
September 2, 1883. 7e-
NEW STORE, NEW GOODS. AND
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sfa5f "a LIST or LETfEHS
ID EXAMINING IN THE POST OFFICE, At RA
H LEIGH, for the month ending 1st Sepstmbss teSs.
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-.......< -. - .z5y SsPTyxDIR &.lS0s
TURPENTlNE-No arrivals since yesterday report, and
NO Gales have taken place. = seSgs's7s3lts
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- l5o bbia changed hands shis
morning at 43 cents per gallon h - 3 - ,;s.,e'
Nothing done in Rosn or Tar ~
HAYSae yesterday of Al bales inferior quality astern
at SO cents y 100 fts- cash.-yournal ~ s s -.
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NORTH Ec1RsIaA sTArDARD.
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6abn mad benannten 9ldSea, ais: .
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Saul, Jfcf S8lano, Burlington, Soma @itp
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men e SsesnSsa DDrt siatseHsn, quo perbsa 4 ylal wtniaer Ste
Z bell pen StsO. Nie sanse @ntfernuas ven Bier bs G6tsaao
TT 500 MsileS Das Sepad 9irs bier essei9nst (naartsb) uaD
Ra4 @reitline, Daptrn, Cincinnati, Snbianas
polls, 2cuispile unb ct. ecui8 ~
psrbtn ebenfols Yanastere ~befSrber. unb fur tbr @spad
{ t n E trettsre u%nlabunsi fOtsn bereanet. Dte Yafastere
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lNaeuten. QHa aau 4nsG5 SSbn 6. Batter, $3.50
HAS SO. %, aeus-Street, near gDaters 91arf.
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TGai Observation-Disclosures
9trs. 1863 & III, Central Npenue, ~
Baltimore. Nlb.

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I5laf&en. <e anb meut 8laidet werben setauft unS Der.
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att porttaui,.W aare1, DGmenfdGttn. Opsrn- ge~rlpttttSen 30,
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son ben befer Meiaern 4urppa's Q~natfsrt.at utt fsRar6ttA,
eul1ettaufsn fur t.csn @atsaGraa1rt uttb .Rntin aaea 50,
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tnisorstt. 4 pts rst&t S&nudia&t anftsts tB tatu 8abrti.
SsaIs.rrs SossftrDtee; Ds@er 9GFtIn. N9tHtt, Gassn -
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eebems= unO Observation-Disclosures

John G. Proud & Sehne,
SO. GO, Seccnoitra6e. Baltimore.
Htr itbcrnebmen gsrfaerunsen auf bic na6Fsbenpen ger-
F6srun8ss@ OmpasHieen wel&e Oas srpBte GapttaI beiSen.
Aetna Serltherun98e @pnlplSnie, Sarforp
$500 900.
FbSnir Seri9erun9ss@ cmpasnie, Sarfcro
10000.
Springfield erliderun9Ss Comp, Sprtn9ielo
. 1915 0OO.
Getna 2ebenS. Seriiderurss, Comp, Sarfprb
100000.
Ser.sSt. 2ebens>Y erlider. .Gpmp., NewzDcr
100000.
,pOli3tes werbsn aussestrtiBt unb IsrIuas prompt ausbe-
ablt. WPoiltf