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Ed GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. &MI
Pr. Adv. $s.] 34-w&swtd

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-w
s. Skinner, Vim. b. Hook and Robert W. Stamper-me.
chants trading under the style of Hook Skinner Co.
against Thomas r: Fentress, Thomas jenkins, VIM D.
Haywood, L. W. Peck, Sarah Stronach, VIM H. Butaoe
Jo G. NJ Buaaloe, Jno. Wicker, A W. Belvin and Agnes
J. Belvn his wife, The Bank of the State of North Caro-
Whereas it has been made to appear upon the affidavit
of the complanant's attorney, that William H. Bufaoe
and JOS G. NJ Bualoe. two Of the defendants in the above
olina. This therefore is to notify the said JOS Buf
faloe and VIM. H. Buffaoe Wherever they may BE- to BE-
and appear at the next term of the Court of Equity the
county of Wake, to be held at the Court House Raleigh
on the LIST Monday after the 4h Monday in September
then and there to plead, demur to the bill filed
against them in said cause to the payment of
debt or the said bill will be taken pro coneo them
and set down for hearing parte Given under my
at Office, this the 18th August, 1858.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. &M.E.
Pr. Adv. IS 33-w&swtd.
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far SLAss EEkcssbi ithin The past few
imspths sshs Pre- hsts superstition press have
psaly pas dsogea anti I'D doomed TO certain and
speedy destruction. we're told that the position
assumed by the DEMONSTRATION on the Lecompton
question would not BE endorsed by the people-that
it had produced division and dssension in our ranks
and that must hereafter expect only disaster and
defeat Black.republcanism exulted in its antcipa-
ted triumps, and the dropping hopes Of the know
nothing party revived at the prospect Of future
power and public plumber. But they have been
again disappointed. In the very first encounter snce
the passage Of the Lecompton bill the democratic
party has triumphed. Wherever it has met the OPP
position forces they have fallen before it. The old
giant may have been shorn of some of his strength
by false and trescherous friends but there is still
vigor enough in his arm to strike down his enemies
and the enemies of the country.
The policy of the administration has been endors-
ed by the people in every State where the elections
have been held. The gallant democracy of Oregon
have achieved glorious victory, and announced
their appreciation of the Presidents position by
choosing legislature which will elect Gen. Lane to
the Senate. The contest in Missouri is over, and
the enemies of the administration have sustained q
most disastrous defeat. The fortress where free
soilism had entrenched ITSELF and where it made it's
last desperate struggle has fallen into the hands of
the democracy, and the black republicans have no
foothold in the St. Louis district Every man re-
administration and of the Lecompton constitution.
In Kentucky, Crittenden and Marshall and Under
wood have received whitening rebuke The Louis
vile district, which gave Marshall about two thous-
and majority year ago, has gwen Mckee, who sus-
tanned and defended Marshars treacherY, but the
insignificant majority of hundred votes. Under
woods district has, learn, given the Democratic
candidate for clerk majority of several hundred,
and the whole State has pronounced its censure
upon Mr. Crittenden's course by overwhelming
majority North Carolina has elected the admins
tration candidate for governor by at least fifteen
thousand majority; while the know nothing party
in Arkansas has been driven out from its last hiding
place, and Pulaski county is at last redeemed.
From other States where no elections have been
held. We are receiving most cheering evidences of
the Union and harmony of the party. The Ohio
Democracy have approved the Lecompton policy OF
the administration with entire unanimity, and are
preparing to fight boldly and successfully to sustain
it. The Democrats of Indiana mastering their
forces for the contest and there is division in
their ranks and no fear of defeat Maryland prom
Uses to redeem herself from the thradom of Know.
Nothingsm, and Delaware and New Jersey will not
dim the ustre of their past achievements by yield.
ing to Black Republican dominion. Everywhere
throughout the Union, the indications are most en-.
couraging for the Democracy.-Nashvisls Union and
american, august 10.
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PULLNG TEETH IN OLD TIMEs.-The primitive
method Of extracting teeth in Scranton is thus de.
scribed by correspondent of the New York Er.
press:
zone end Of q firm hemp string was fastened
upon the aching member, while the other securely
tied around bullet purposelY notched, was put in
the barrel Of an old fint-lock musket loaded with
an extra charge Of powder. When all was ready,
the desperate operator caught hold Of the gun and
let drive" Out few the TOOTH and away bounded
the musket several feet This mode of extracting
teeth became the chosen and only mode practised 10
this region for many years !" 4, y ..-s' 20 ~
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L1EB1G THE CHEMIsr.-A correspondent of The Ra-
raj New Yorker gives the following desc Zion of
Liebig, the agricultural chemist:
son the last day which passed in Munich, 1
went to hear the worldrenowned chemist Liebeg lee.
ture. His laboritory and lecture room are in the
house in which he resides. When he entered the
students all rose toreceive him. and
he acknowl edged their attention by polite bow.
He wore black dress-coat and white pantaloons.
Liebig is fine intellectual looking man, tall, though
not broad: has iron-gray hair, which has fallen off
from his broad and projecting forehead; he wears
no beard. He lectures in a very conversational
manner, part of the time sitting; makes many ges-
lures and good ones, too. His face is expressive.
He is indeed good deal of an orator, and perhaps
the best popular lecturer in Germany. Liebig was
ffty-six years old the 18th of May, 1867 He was
born in Darmstadt land at the age oftweuty one was
Professor at Giessen In 1862 he came to Munich.
Between the years 1882 and 1856 he published one
hundred and seventy-seven papers, many of which
we're very elaborate. He is said to be proud and
overbearing he is, however the side of Progress,
and heads the Reform party in the University.
heard an American gentleman who was well &C.
quainted with him, express this opinion: &c don't
know man whom little ;judicious damninq would
do as much good to as Liebig. He is cross and ty.
rannica to his assistants and they do not deserve
such treatment"
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thence to New York i IS 81 sold At Is cents
each. In trying to buy tickets at 30 cents on "a
rious passengers heard several Of the kllc9s Pfo-
test Il was al they oeul aabrd, and as 8 rs cents
thew offered to seU hat-full at that price. Keen
fellows these-railroad hangers on.
Nv NORTH. Carolina friend was inclined to pro-
nounce me Yankee for escaping the plucking ne
had experienced; but told him that it was only
that had seen something of Yankee-dom, and dis
covered that It we'll to keep my eyes open when
We dined very sumptuously in very neat Hotel
at Utica Before we reached the city, runners from
two Hotels, the American and Baggs's, passed
through the cars scattering handbis which propos-
ed to give good dinners to the passengers. Our
party Of six decided at once against the American
for two reasons that it proposed to furnish the
dinner at 871 cents. when the universal price at
good hotels is 80 cents and the other that whatev-
er his dinner might be, bis grammar was bad: he
pledged himself that people should be served with
what they wanted and charged reasonable. The
proprietor should raise his price and study gram
mar. He lost three dollars for his deficiencies in
these respects for, where both unknown to us,
of course we would be disposed to give the prefer
ence to the american" over "Baggss." The gram
mar and the three shillings turned the SCALE
Besides the most agreeable companions who came
with us from Niagara, we left nine Fayetteville gen
tlemen and ladies there, who proposed to extend
their trip to Montreal, Quebec and back by way of
Boston, &C. have no doubt they will have de.
lightful trip, as most heartily wish they may.
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TAKING AN EARLY START-Two business messages
from New York merchants were sent over the land
telegraph on Thursday, route for London. one
OF fifty seven words costing fifty seven dollars, and
the other Of twenty words, costing twentyse
ven dollars This is making an early use Of the
facilities for dispatching business But as the
submarine Telegraph may not Is it is announced
be in working trim for weeks the chance is that the
despatch will not be much advance Of the nails
It is the early bird, however, that catches the
"VAW'
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A New SPECIES CorToS.-Mr. Thomas Smith
who resides in the immediate vicinity Of Richmond,
has small field of cotton which is considered
riosily by all who have it. 1t differs but little
in appearance from the ordinary kind except in col
or which is delicately crimson maidens blush.
Not only is the stalk of this gorgeous hue, but the
the leaves also the vvidness Of color fading howev
purpish green. This is not the effect of disease
of any extraneous circumstances connected with
culture, but popularity in the plant itself every
stalk possessing the same rich and beautiful glow,
and as thrifty as any cotton in the country Where
the seed o iginally came from we have not yet
assertaned The prospect Of heavy yield is equal to
that of any other species being well boiled, and the
weed of vigorous growth. We shown the lint
of few bolls of last years growth and for ineness
sea island. 1fthis cotton turns out well present
appearances indicate. it will he valuable acquisi
ton to this branch of agricultural industry
mond Va.) Reporter, July "a.
TIE BorToM or THE ATLANTIC 1T has now been
satisfactorily ascertained by Lieut. Maury that the
basin of the Atlantic ocean IS long trough sepera
ting the Old World from the New, and extending
from note to pole. From the top of Chmh"razo to
the bottom Of the at the deepest place reached
by the plummet in the Northern Atlantic, the dis
lance in a vertical line ia nine miles. The deepest
part of the Northern Atlantic is probably some where
between the Bermudas and the Grand Banks. The
waters of the Gulf of Mexico are held in basin
about mile deep in the deepest part There is at
the bottom of the sea between Cape Race in New
Foundland and Cape Clear in Ireland remarkable
steppe which is already known as the Photographic
plateau" The great circle distance between these
shore lines sixteen hundred miles, and the
along this route is probably nowhere more than ten
thousand feet deep.
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MR flushing AccEprs-The Hon. Caleb Cush;n.
mas written letter to the Committee Of the in;,cS
n,1.ea Agricultural Society. accepting the invitation
De held in Richmond on the 96th a. Cse.os,. ns@ 70
his letter M. c. says: 's'oet. 10
shrink somewhat from such Irresponsible pnas-
tak'ne out have concluded to accept the inv;s.s;s
g ms N de'erence to the wishes Of the Societr
~ oT s.ncele desire to cooperate in such n, Sns-
national interest and importance ''e o''ec's Of
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An APPROPRIATE REcEPTIcN-On the Sd of JULY
the Republicans of Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga
counties, Ohio, gave public reception to Senator
Wade and Joshua R. Giddings. TheDf ormed a
procession which, to the language of the Ashta.
bnla Sentinel the Republican organ, twas headed
by twelve beautiful O negro girls, each bearing
banner representing the twelve States that are true
to freedom who. also. with their flags occupied the
stand. This was every way an appropriate recep.
ton.
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;, Some Scotch lady, who has more reverence for
the inspiration she draws from Helicon than ,h.t
imported from Havana, comes down after the foi.
lowing style upon the patrons of the weed:
ing "'e fe'orn-
Who makes furnace of his m outh, and keens II.
burning; p' ITO s'i"neys
might choke her, -s"i n'' fumes
And none but those who smoke themselves have kisses FIR
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CoHcDEScE-A Sandwich (Mass.) correspon.
bent Of the Boston 7Sa0ell writing about the Cable
celebration in that town, says: o"'''
1t is rather q remarkable circnret.,.. a. :. ~.
powder which was used in firing the cannon to cels.
pirate the connection by Cable from England to the
United States, is the same which was pnrch.ssd ;n
the var 1872 to fight our then English enemy. II
nss Seen Kept tight cask in the old Magazine ait.
oa'ed IN tne Old Cemetry, since that time !"
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD CkMp
Pr. Adv. $s1 81 W. m, T.

SNATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,-W ATC
- COUNTY-In Equty.-Abram Scott VS. W H. Rns,'
loe, JOS Bualoe, Wyatt A. Bevin and Agnes Bevn III.
wife and Jn0. Wicker inf ~ lily
Whereas it has been made to appear upon the affidavit ~
the plaintiff in the above entitled cause, that William
Buoe and Joseph Bualoe two of the defendants in said
cause nonresidents of the State of North
This therefore is to notify the said William H. Bua,,o.
and JOS Bualoe. wherever they be- be and apear
at the next term of Court of Equity for the county
Wake to be held at the Court House in the CITY of Ra
the lst Monday after the 4th Monday September next
then and there to plead answer demur 10 the bin fled
in said cause to secure the title to certain real estate other
wise the said bill will be taken pro coss and the cause
set down for hearing parte as to them.
Given under my hand, at Office this 2Sd day Of August
A. D., 1858.
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The PROSPECTS OF THE CoAL1r1oN.-The Rev. and
Hon. j. T. Headley, the man who murdered WASH
ngton and his Generals and Napoleon and his
Marshals, some years ago, and who has never fairly
acquitted himself of unparalleled literary theft
which was charged upon him, has been making pro-
posals to the Black Republicans, by which he de-
signed turning over to them the remnant of the
Know Nothing organization of New York. The
Black Republicans laughed in his face, and treated
his proposal with the utmost contempt, and now, to
add to his discontinue, part of those he wished
to transfer like many CATTLE openly repudiate his
authority, and refuse to obey his bidding. Hear
what the National American Young Mems Club of
New York have to say in this connection:
WHEREAS 1t is reported that efforts are now be-
ing made by certain persons claiming to be leaders
American and Republican parties for the promotion
of their own interest and advancement; and,
WHEREAS, 1t is proper for the Young Mems
American Club, as one of the regular organizations
of the American party. to take some action ex-
press some opinion on the subject; therefore,
Resolued, That no union or fusion of the Ameri-
can and Republican parties can take place without
entire sacrifice of principles the part of one or
both of said organizations, and that We will not sup.
port as a candidate for any Office any man not q
member of the American party.
Resolced, That all persons heretofore members OF
the American party, who support or encourage a
union or fusion of the American and Republican par
ties, unworthy of our support OF sympathy, and
will not be aided by Us in securing positions for
themselves by selling the American party.
We call that speaking out boldly, and commend
it especially to the consideration Of those in Virginia
and elsewhere who favor fusion and believe that a
combination against the Democracy is forming and
will be accomplished. As speaks the young men of
New York, SO will myriads say, in all parts of the
country; and if those who are striving to combine
all sorts of politicians to defeat the Democrats
coed in the effort it will add immensely to pop
sarty in every State of the Confederacy. But that
apart print these resolutions to show, first that
there is yet combination against the Democrats
in the New York State elections and secondly, that
thus far the coalition scheme for 1860 has not been
favorably received by the people-Richmond (Va.)
South
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The Marines at the Washington Navy Yard. with
their Minnie rifles, are able to hit the bulls eye
twenty ont Of twenty shots, at from 800 to
1000 yards.-Alez Sentins1 ea
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STAEE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-W AXE
- COUTY-In Equity.-Thomas R. Debnam, Guardian
of Barhena A. Smith James Hodges and Israel Stew
art Daniel Scarborough, admir- Of Mary L. Avera vs.
James Hodges and Israel Stewart
whereas It has been made to appear upon the aaav.s
that Israel Stewart of the defendants in both Of the
aforesaid causes, is nonresident of the State of North
Carolina:
This is to notify the said Israel Stewart wherever he
be- to be and appear at the next term OF the Court OF
Equity for the county of Wake to- be held at the Cont
House. Rala;e,- A--s9y fao- te 4fh MoHaay
in September next then and there to plead de-
to the respective bills of said compainants, filed
against him to the payment of debts and for other
purposes thu will be taken pro cOnsso to him,
and hecauses set down for bearing par Given under
my hand, at office, this 18th August, 1853.
Ed GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. N. E.
GPr Adv &S.] SS-w&swtd.
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SrATE OF NoRTH.cARoL1NA,

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-
- COUNTY-In Equity.-Benton Williams Hicta A L
Iwane Mary Young the Heirs of Eer Martin anS Nc.
Heirs of Willis Williams. ""a the
It appearing that the heirs of EIer Martin and H..
of Willis Williams nonresdents of the State Of nelrs
Carolina this is notify the heirs of the said Eler
and Willis be and appear at the next tsr a1a
the Court Of Equ 70 be held for the county Of Wska
the Court House in Raleigh, the LIST Monday sa at
4th Monday in September next then and there IN 81 me
answer demur the said cause otherwise tho III
be taken pro coasso and set down for hearing ca 0"n
to them. fe as
Given under my hand, at Office, this 18th Aupn
~ ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD cavn
Pr. Adv. S. s4-wkswss
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-w
- COUNTY-In Eqmty.-Joe Sanderford and ,h n n
Elijah Sanderford and others. 'eiSh
Whereas, it has been made to appear upon affidavit ,
Gray Sanderford, Kemp Sanderford Julius Afa,d 'hat
Sally his wife Jimmy Sanderord Elijah Sanderord r ana
Massey and Martha Massey defendants in the ahoya a
tied cause are nonresidents of the State of
This therefore, is to notify the said defendants ha
they may be- to be and appear at the next term ~ W
Court of Equity for the county of Wake to be held vi ne
Court House in the City of Raleigh on the LIST MN me
after the 4th Monday in September next then and hy
plead, answer demur to the bill filed apans, ,h
said cause otherwise said bill will be taken oro .f
and the set down for hearing parte as to tb
This 18th day of August 1885, given under nv hand .,
Office. u' al
Ed GRAHAM HAYWOOD, CAME
D. L..
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NEW HATS!
DEEBES FALL STYLE FOR 1853.
ID Cases Extra Fine Moeskln Hats, with the adjusts
BILE Notwithstanding entirely new.
Call and examine them
MCGEE WILLIAMS.
Aug II, 1858. 66-w&sw4f
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A FUEL IrEx-It is the opinion of Weste,, -,
tor that wood goes further when left out Of da su
than when we'll housed He says some Of his w.ss
: half q mile. 4-s..s' Ia - 5as en'
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August Is, 1858.
A CARRIAGE FOR SALE.

A CARRIAGE FOR SALE
A HANDSOME and very stylish twe-seated s'ns''
IA Rockaway for SALE H.. celebrated
This Carriage was made in Baltimore BY tpa' fsv times
manufacturer Mccain, and has been used Only """
in riding in and around Raleigh
For further particulars. &C., apply to re 1REDEIL
JAmn' " 66-St.
Raleigh. Aug. II, 1858.
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoL1NA.-wAKE

A
- COUNTY-In Equity.-Danisl G. Fowle VS.. 7. B.
James, VIM F. Green and John Osgood.
Whereas, has been made to appear upon the affidavit
of the plaintiff that T. B. James, of the defeLdaniu
the above entitled cause is absent from his place
abode, so that process cannot be served upon him.
This therefore is to notify the said T. James, wherev
er he may be- personally to be and appear
Court of Equity to be held at the Court House in the City
of Raleigh, on the lst Monday after the 4h Monday
September next then and there to plead, de-
muir to the bill of complaint of Daniel G. Fowle filed
against him and others to subject equitable assets to the
will be taken pro confesso and set down for hearing %
as to him Given under my hand. at Office this 18th Au
gust, A. D., 1858.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, &M.E
Pr. Adv. $751; 33-w&swtd.
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A Bold BUT BEAUTIFUL FtGUkE-During the deliv-
cry Of sermon last Sunday in St. Patrck's Catho-
lie Church in this city, the eyes of the congregation
suddenly riveted upon the speaker, Rev. Fran
els X. Boyle, by what for the moment seemed to be
DEPRESSION to the all absorbing topic of CONVERSE
ton and conjecture throughout the civilized world =
the Atlantic telegraph. The elo1ent divine spoke
in terms of glowing panegyrc OF This wonderful tr
umpb Of the commercial political, and social cond.
ton of the two hemspheres thus successfully united
by means of the electric wire. What is it, after all,
exclaimed the speaker, when compared with the in
stantaneous communication between the Throne of
Divine Grace and the heart Of man? Offer up your
silent petition Cor grace 1t is transmitted through
realms of unmeasured space more rapidly than the
'ghnngs fash, and the answer reaches the prayer
has died away on the sinners lips Yet this telegraph,
performing its saving functions since Christ died
for US on Calvary, fills not the WORLD with exulta
ton and shouts of gladness- illumnations and
bon6res and the booming Of cannon. The reason is,
is the telegraph of this world and may produce
wonderful revolutions on earth; the other is the
sweet eommunion between Christ and the Chris.
tian's soul, and viii secure glorious Immortality
in Heaven.-Was Union.
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OAK.CITY HOUSE,
OPPOSITE CITY HALL,
RALEIGH, N. G..
May l, 1858.
TEACHER WANTED.

TEACHER WANTED.
VNANTED TEACHER IN PRIVATE =! tAh hnbsr
w who is competent to give instruction 10 inc e to
branches of Latin Greek Mathematics &c, and s shs,
teach Vocal Music Salary s400 and board For y, The
particulars address N. B. Cobb, Greenvilie, N "
subscriber, oopp
Everettsvilie NC.
August Is, 1858.
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NEW BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTORY,
AT THE OLD STAR OFFICE
(Opposie tile Presbyterian Church,
RALEIGH N. C.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESP ECTFULLl
informs the Citizens of Raleigh and the vicinity ger
orally, that he will promptly and punctuay attend 70 Ge
binding of Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals a
terms Also Blank Books manufactured to order and ua
to any pattern for the public Offices share of patronage
respectfully solicited. ,u,p,,x
Raleigh, April 6, 1858. l4-w6sNH
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RTH CAROLINA STANDARD: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST q, 1853