Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-16
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Notfh- Carolina STANDARD"
g. NEW VOLUMES for 1858,
WITH THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE szAND.4RD
'' - NEW VOLUME
of both Weekly and Semi-Weeky issues running the
to January. -rE
OUR PRINCIPLES.
It is unnecessary for forth the principles we
shall advocate They are we'll known to the people of the
State and are embodied in the
PLATFORMS OF THE NATIONAL AND STATE
CONVENTIONS
OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
REGARDING ORGANIZATION scond only to Prcirl and
as accessory shall not hesitate to denounce the
hereses who endsavors to the Far
ty BY advancing doctrines contrary to the cardinal prln
cipes of the Democratic faith laid down in the Plat
forms above alluded to-
THE CAMPAIGN OF 1858.
During the coming the Democratic Party of North
Carolina must fight
ANOTHER GREAT POLITICAL BATTLE!
Will ANOTHER GREAT vICT0RYM
We shall be in the midst of the fight and shall keep our
readers posted its striking such blows
ourselves may think will aid in achieving triumph
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
The approaching session of Congress will be very i'm
portant one. Besides the usual business,
SEVERAL NEW STATES
will probably be admitted into the Union; the
KANSAS DIFFICULTIES
are to be settled, and
THE MORMON QUESTION
disposed Of We are happy to announce that we have
again secured the services OF
"MECKLENBURG"
as our Washington Correspondent, who is so well and
favoraby known to our readers for the ability and
liability of his letters. He will keep well posted in
matters at the Federal City.
General News, Literature, the Markets, sc.
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the MARKETS. and present such other matter will
make the Standard interesting and instructive
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| Nov. 25.
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IL AND DIscovERIEs, in North and Central Africa
Being Journal of An Expedition undertaken under the
auspices of B. Ms Government. in the years s4s 1885
soUvENiERs OF TRAVEL; by Madame Octavia,
| Walton Leyert. In two volumes
Turk Comprising Adventures of Travels in Eastern Eu-
rope and Western Asia; by James o. Noyes NJ D.. Sur
se Mls S 70! H TRAVEIs AND RESEARCHES in
South Africa including Sketch of Sixteen years Resi-
dence the Interior Of Africa: by David Livingston L.
B0AT LEE in Egypt and N"bia; BY VIM, G: Prime.
Raleigh Dec o. il3-
~ KNOWLEDGE OF GOD, effectively Considered
Being the first Part Theology Science
Positive Truth. both Inducve and Deductve by Robert
| J. Breckenridge, d d. LII. d.
EVENINGS WITH JESUS; by Rev: William Jay.
THE DIVINE LIFE; by Rev. John Kennedy
THE SAINT AND HIS SAVIOUR; by the Rev. C. H.
| Spurge0n.
MODERN ATHEISM; by James Buchanan, D. D.. IL D.
THE GREYSON LETTERS. Selected from the CORES
| pondence of r. E. H Greyson, ESQ.,. by Henry Rogers
| DARKNESS IN THE FLOWER LAND, Religious
Notions and Popular Supersttons in North China by the
| Rev. NJ. Simpson Cubertson.
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Raleigh, Dec %. 113-