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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-04-28

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MARRIED..

On the evening of the sth nsi by the Rev. D. Panne
Capt. james woud. of Rutherford county. n. e. Miss
Hannah Grcen daughter Of Elias Green, Esq.
On the 18th inst o'clock i'm the afternoon. by the
Rev. VIM. McSwain Mr.. Elijah Hamrick of Cleaveland
county, n G Mlss Elizabeth McSwa daughter of the
Rev. L. II. McSwain.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-04-28

The Legislature of Tennessee have granted $10,-
900 towards building Mechanics Institute Hall
in Nashville.-Erchange.
Mechanics are estimated they should be in the
great State Of Tennessee. They just useful in
all civilized States, and just respectable and hon.
orable as lawyers merchants. and farmers.
At the last session of theNGeneral Assembly of
this State, Mr.. Lewis, of this County, introdu, ed
bill giving mechanics lien on ork done until they
were paid The bill was discussed, and deteated
We trust that the friends OF the will revive
it at the next session. and that it will become a law.
We shall refer to this measure more at length here
after.
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SALE OF NEGROES.-PURSUANTT TO THE
- Provisions of \ Deed ,f Trust made the a3d
day of February, d. ls5! and recorded in Bouk No. g.
Page 474 shall proceed TO sell the Ct Mouse door
in the City of Raleigh, The highest bidder Cash. On
the 18th Of May next, TWO NEGRO MEN described In
sand Deed Of Trust.
GEO. COOKE Trustee.
Raleigh. April %, 1858. a8-ids.
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crop everywhere. The field, all along the road
from Austin to Red River are ir6escribsbly beaui.
fl. So far as the rains go the wheat is now safe,
the ground being SO thoroughly vet. The only
danger is from frost The corn il coming forward
beautifully, and the peach trees are loaded with
fruit. No country ever looked more inviting than
Texas at present"
The Wheat Crop in Worth Carolina-we are
glad to hear good accounts OF the growing Wheat.
The farmers from all the wheat-grou ing counties
trading at this place. report the growing Wheat as
never equaed i" qnay and greatly increased in
The Hannibal (M",) Messenger of the 9Th inst,
says the prospect fr an abundant yield Of Wheat
at the harvest Of 1858. is very encouraging all
through this portion Of Missouri. The g,owing
crop now covers the ground well, and is Of fine,
luxuriant color. The prospect for large yield was
never better.
The wheat crop in this region and along the line
Of The Central Railroad, is also quite promising
There is also fine prospect Of abundant fruit croP
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-04-28

SOUTHDOWN BUCKS FOR SALE.-FULL
- BhUded, fz5 each q Souhdown and H Leicester
SIS. u Sortbdown and n Leicester Slo. orler soank
w. X HOLT.
Lexington, n. C. April s, lssa ,swst
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-04-28
The Pacific Railroad Bill Postponed.

In the Senate, on Saturday last, the Pacific Rail-
road project taken up, debated, and then post
poned until December next. Messrs. Benjamin,
Gwin, Johnson, Houston, Green, lverson, Wilson,
Douglas and Bell took part in the debate. 1t ap-
pears that the main cause Of the postponement Of
the bill sectional feeling and the difficulty Of
agreeing on some one common route. /
The following is the vote Mr.. Benjamin's mo.
tion to postpone till December next: (
YEAs.-Messrs. Bayard OF Del, Benjamin Of Lonisi-
ana, b ggs Of North Carolina. Clark "f New Hamp
shire. Clay of Alabama, Colamer OF Vermont, Davis
of Mississippi Dixon Of Connecticut, Evans oi 81 u n
Carolina, Fcssenden of Maine, Hammond of South
Carolina Hale of New Hampshire. Houston of Texas
Hunter of Virginia, lverSon Of Georgia, Jones Of
Iowa, johnson of Tennessee, johnson Of Arkansas,
Mason of Virginia. Pearce of Maryland. Sebastian of
Arkansas, Sl,del: of Louisiana, Thomson Of Sew
Jersey, Wade of Ohio, Wilson Of Massachusetts,
NAYS.-Messrs Allen Of Rhode Island, Bell OF Ten.
nessee. Bigler of Pennsylvania, ,ght Of Indiana,
Broderick of California. Chandler Of Michigan, Doo-
little $cOnsn Douglas of Illinois, Fitch o lndl-
ana. Foot of Vermont, Green of Missouri Gwin of
Calito, nia Henderson of Texas, Kennedy of Mary.
land King of New Ymk H. Polk oi Kentucky Pugh of
Ohio, Seward of New York, Simmons of Rhode Island,
Stuart of Michigan Trumbuil Of Illinois, Wright Of
New Jersey.
ABsENr-Messrs. Bates of Delaware, Cameron OF
PENNSYLVANIA. Crittrnden of Kentucky, Durkee of
Wisconsin. Foster of Connecticut, Hamlin Of Maine,
Harlan of Iowa, Mallory Of Florida, Reid of North
Carolina, Sumner Of Massachusetts, Thompson OF
Kentucky, Toombs of Georgia, Yulee of Florida.
Seventeen Democrats, seven black Republicans,
and one X. n voted to postpone; and ten Demo.
crats seven blacks. two X. Ms, and Douglas and
his two followers in the Senate, Stuart and Broder
ck, voted against postponing.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-04-28

Pampey, de CO. nj up" "De corn up?-why
only planted it yesterday" II know dat, but d,
rags got in last uight, ,nd guv it lift"
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Gke Stan0arb.
ALEIGH, SATURDAY. APRIL "a, 1858.

HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
AUTHORIZED PUBLISHERS LAWS OF ySD STATES.
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NATHAN KRAMER,
WILMINGTON STREET. RALEIGH. ~ c.,
nlAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
IL York with iage quantity Of super.ur>Guods
sstIng ,f Dry Goods. Ready Made Clothing. Grniemens
Furnishing Goods Watches, fine assortment Of Clocks
Jewelry, &c. &C. all of which he will sell cheap for cash.
The citizens of the City and surrounding country and the
public generally invited call and examine my stock
and prIces as am offer superior inducements
to cash purchasers.
Also, large lot of spring Hats Boots and Shoes
n. KRAMER.
April le, 1883. SO-sm.
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The Accomplishment of Dancing.
II. FRENSLEY ANNOUNCES THAT HE
lVA will Of Lessons i'm the hve branch Of
Ornamental Education, commencing friday, April 2Sd
lss O'clock, =. NJ in the Hall in wc ne has here.
to"re taught All The late dances will be taught.
Private Classes of Ladies and Gentlemen will be instructed
in the much admired lanctrs QuadTIles If desired.
Persons desiring the School form Glasses can
leave their with w. Ii. r. s. Tucker or w. L.
Pomeroy.
Raleigh, April 10, 1855. ss-2t
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-04-28

Run TnRouGH cars on the Atlantic Road run
on to the track c. Road and deposited their pas.
sengers at the station in front Of Griswods Hotel
yesterday morning Merchant King honored the
occasion by discharging about keg of powder from
ancen. field piece, and some enthusiasm seemed
to manifest itself in the vicinity of the railroad she'd
though we believe no speeches w r, made. We are
now in direct communication, by railroad, with our
Newbern ncigIb ,rs. with whom We hope noon to be
more intimate. May they realize from the comp'e'
ton Of this work. all for which th,y have 50 patien-
ly Waited Golds6or0ugh Tribune.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT BANKS.

We requested To give ntice that a meeting Of The
Democrats of the district will be held Banks Wake
Saturday the 24Ih for the purpose of appointing dele
gales To the Wake County Convention.
April IL 1855. 30-td.
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IL Saturday last, the iTIh uIs. POCKET BOOK,
tanng money the amount Of $4Sin bills Of The follow
ing SsI, two SlUs. g. and S3. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by applying John J.
Chr stophrrs, a the Mayors Office
April -. ls5s. se-st.
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FURNITUREi FURNITUREl

FURNITUREI FURNITURE!
HlHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNCE TO
j the Citizens of Wake and all the surrounding
ties, that he still keeps o hand at his
Furniture Ware Rooms in Raleigh,
(aSquores East Of Clpe Fear Bdak,)
large and extensive assortment Of the bert Furniture
such Bureaus Centre Tables Secretaries Chairs Bed
s,eads Wash Stands &C. &C. all Of VIII ch he will sell
the most reasonable All orders pun iually and
faithfully attended To short notice.
HENRY J. BROWN.
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND COMMON
lvl Wuud C,ins, made urder the notice.
tss- Also FISK'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES kept on
hand The Subscriber has line Hrarse for Funeral
so:rs. HENRY J. BROWN.
April 90 1853. 3a-ly
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IOFFER FOR SALE under the Deed al referred to.
aTract of Land immediately the mithfeal r.d. about
thee miles frm Rseigh, cuntsning ONE HUNDRED
AND NINE ACRES. II adjous the lands Of John Hatch
ins Esq, Dr. X. B. Haywood. and others.
TERNs:-A credit Of twelve months will be given. WIN
intere. time Of sale and title made when the pur.
chase money is paid.
Raleigh April IT. 1885, S2SE Sz-tMayi7.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN RALEIGH.

The Democracy of the county OF Johnston requested
TO meet agreeaby 10 adjournment, the Court House in
the town v Snthfeld the I'd Saturday sth Of May,
for the purpus of nominating candidates represent the
County the next Legislature.
A full attendance il earnestly solicited.
Ii. B. WATSON, Chairman.
April IL, 1883. ,..- Std.
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PASSPORTS TO MEN OF Color Senator Wilson re.
Gently applied at the State Department fora pass.
port for ID. j. S. Rock colored man, Of Boston,
and received the following reply from the Secretary:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington. April @ 1858
To the Hon. Henry wilson, Senate Chamber:
SIR-I have had the honor to receive your note
of yesterday, with its accompanyments.
In reply have to inform you that it ia not the
practice of the department to issue any other paper
than passports to persons going abroad from this
country. passport being certificate of citizen
ship, has never since the foundation of the Govern
ment been granted to persons of color. No change
in this respect has taken place in consequence OF the
Dred Scott case. Returning the enclosure in your
letter have the honor to hc, sir,
Your obcdent servant.
LEWIS CASS
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IHOR SALE.-NOw IN STORE. AND CONSTANT.
Iy kept hand large lot Of seed Peas Bacon, ard
Meal, Flour, &C. :
J. j. FERRELL.
Raleigh. April 6. 1883. Is I'm.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-04-28

The office Of Governor is essentially State Office.
intimately connected with domestic interest and
having comparatively little connection with federal
poiitics.-Register.
Granted; but if this be so. why the eagerness of
the Register to get out distribution candidate p
What hasa State officer to do with the public andsi
The Register is right for once. Let that paper
call on Mr.. Gmer to obtain our "sheer" of the pub
lie lands. Mr.. Gi:iner is with the majority OF the
House Of Representatives; and surely, Mr.. Gill
mer aided Mr.. Gddings on the Kansas question,
Mr.. Giddngs will aid him on ths13m} question. :.
7 az Thomas Loring, Esq, Mas charge of the
Editorial columns Of the N. z. Christian Adeocate
during the absence Of the Editor, Mr.. Hefin, at the
General Conference at Nashville. We are glad to
have Mr. Loring again among US, and we trust he
will find his residence and duties here as agreeable
as they will be profitable and instructive to the
kreaders Of the Adcocnts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18

27c &c. and 10 Australia at Zoe per foot
Hors The market was steady, with sales in day
two Of about 200 bales prime to choice at &C. lOc, with
some lots common aud ordinary at &C. To-, and old COM
mon at &c 2hc, and &c. for good
LIME Moderate sales were reported Of common Rock
land ~ 70c., and of lump at 81 Is.
MoIAssEs--The sales embraced about SEQ bbls New
Orleans at &c 2sc. and 100 hhds. Cuba muscovado
(tour) at lee.
NAVAL SHORES The market was irmer and more active
The sales embraced about 500 1000 bbs. spirits
pentne here and to arrive, at Al 4Sc; 500 "
common roen at 81 IS for $40 lbs, delivered and of
bbls crude turpent'ne, 70 arrive, at SO 621 50 30
OMs-Iinseed was in fair demand at soc. aSIc With
moderate sales crude whale and sperm uncbaneed
PROVISIONS -Pork-rhe marke: was agaya frmer with
sales OF 800 400 bbls, including me- s. at Sl6 CO. aud
prime at sl3 $l3 25, and thin mess sic Is Beef was
IN steady demand and prices nrpar with sales OF about
200 a 800 bbls at Sc 81 for COUNTRY prime 80 SIC
for do. sl2 $l3 so for repackad western, and
extra DO at s4 IA 90; prime Arm at s2l s25
and leo bills beef hams reported st SIS 80 sls
Cut meats were nrm with ses Of about 200
full prices including shoulders at exc 6a4c and IA ms
al SIC. a &c. Lard vas less buoyant while the sales
embraced about 200 bbls and terces at eyc lOo But
ter in good demand a. nc 1870 for Ohio and &c.
q 2lc. for state Cheese ranged from $40 q SIC.
RCE,-Saes Of lO0tieroes reported at 31c 3Ac.
SUGARs.The sales embraced about l3O hhds ne " orop
Cuba muscavaoo part at SIC the remainder at pri-
vate terms 30 hhds New Orleans a. &c. and 500 boxes
brown Havana at private terms
WHIsEEy,The sales embraced about 200 bbs at q 5sc
IA 24c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18
Court OF CcnAsS oa Pleas
Before Hon. Judge DAILY.
ACTION FoR DAMAGES BY FIRING A

ACTION FOR DAMAGES BY FrRrNG RIFLE.
FEA lr.-cAayles r Halsey Us. Charles H. Moore
THIS case which Is action FOR damages TOT m
jury done, was resumed this morning. me pam
NJ alleges tha, he 18th Of March, 1897 tne &c
sendant discharged rife loaded with powder and Dali
.as, the dwelling o. he plaintiff whilst he was there
sick tina, the ball penetrated through me ex,eror s
,he house and SO severely injured the P'Antn tnAt ny
lie desparea Of mat n CONSEQUENCES .S sn
was prevented from carry his business and suffered
amases 20 he Of Slo0 0o On the part OF ne de-
fence genera denial by the counsel, who con-
end hsi he M or <aa won't of accidentally as the de-
PENDANT was carrying M stairs 70 MS oe1room-
NC ira, Inc general health of the plaintiff i'm
pyoyed rather than injured by the occurrence, as he
vas a: tie pcr; c: death Before but has since nearly
recovered The plaintiff was called, and testified that he
So about thrytxo years Of age, and the foreman in
sk fac:ory; be knew the defendant who resided next
door % him q, he Of Wooster and Houston streets
IA arcb lat be plaptin) in bed with his wife when
-. received wound IN tho right thigh; the bod in
rs back room; the ball came through the partition
% the oom; he plant was sick for several weeks
during which lime consultations of phys ,sns aud
geons aed aud the Plaintiff submit I'd 70 four opera
before the ball could De extracted during this pc
be could no: attend 70 his business him ELI and hs
wife ard three children ppored by contributions
rom their friends. Dr. Finner examined the
nature Of the Injuries received by the plaintiff and test
ned that DE for long time in avery critical situation
he had 10 be operated upon under the uence OF choro
term, and was a. any time likely to die from hemorrhsge
Of the wound, or from lockjaS and needed constant
watching and surgical assistance
The Juoge in charging the jury said that they must be
esiEned tnat the INJURY sustained by the paptin was
caueed by the negligence OF the defendant they must
he salts 1ed matter of fact that gunshot wound
received BE- the plaintiff from the house where the
defendant resided. If the jury satisfied that the
wound received by discharge from the rifle Of the
defendant the only question would be whether he was
guilty Of negligence, and if go, what should be the da-
images The first question is one OF fact for the jury,
whether the rife accidentally discharged whilst the
deendan; going up stairs Even if that so, and
knowing the Of the weapon, he should be held
sponsble After further directions from the Court
on the Law Of The case the jury rendered verdict for
plaintiff of $500.
Before Hon. Judge Brady.
FEB. l7-JOhn kesfe John kocher.--This was az
on for IS 900 Injury occasioned by the alleged neg
gepce of the defendant the plaintiff having fallen through
mperfectly secured area Mr. J.. B. Fogarty, for the
p,ainth produced witnesses TO prove the injury. Mr.
Mcay the defence conts nd I'D that there neg
gence the part Of the defendant Verdict for plain
hff of $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18
Obituary.
LUIGI LABLACHE.

Our London correspondent Jan. 29) reports the death
turdsy. After his last return from Russia his health
failed and he gave up his engagements here and else
where ha; he might enjoy repoee and breathe his native
air. For many months his condition so precarious
that reports his death than became
but recently he rallied greatly, sanguine hopes of
ms recovery entertained by his family, add much
benefit expected both by himself them from
welt 10 Tore del Greco, which contemplated in April
next But these hopes have proved faacious. About
me nth ago ne had violent attack of his malady, under
great forude and calmpess. Ia his last illness he
afectionately tended by his daughter Madame Thai
berg he had lost his excellent wife abb year and
half ago. He in his sixty second year, having been
born al Naples IN 1896 He of French extraction
(as his Imports, but was himself a thorough
Neapolitan His career unchequered by remarkable
events from early course Of uninterrupted
Alter having risen 20 the highest eminence in
Italy he TO England for the first time in 1880 and
MADE his debut nj the Italian Opera Chen the Kings thea
opera ali Matrmonio Segreto" From that night his po
stion the Italian stage at once established
The richest and most legitimate comedians and the most
magnificent bass singer OF the From successive
pearapces discovered that his genius
te 1t great ranging from the lightest comedy and
farce. 10 the most lofty ragedy-srom Geronimo,
and Barboo and Don asqualc to the majestic Oroveso
and the terrible Duke OF Ferrsra But 1t is needless TO
upon the ranscendart merits OF Lablachethey
familiar TO every musical reader Like great artists in
general Iablache possessed OF much intelligent and
general atainmepts His character manly generous
and straight onward his mann genial and plea
SAINT; and he less respected and beloved a
than be admired artist His loss irTeparable
An extended Biographical sketch OF NJ Laolache pub
bshed IN the HERAID only short time since.
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T.,
The current prices for the week q; all the markets are
as follows
First quality $40 90 40 60 Common. s. so 90
Ordinary :. 80 a 10 co Inferior. 90 q so
COWS AND CALVES.
First quality 500 90 a 65 90 Common. $40 90 45 90
Ordinary -. so 90 a SIS 90 Interior .. Is 90 So 90
CALVES.
Extra quality per lbs aa7o Other qualities Az &c.
First quality So 20 90 Other qual.es.s3 90 90
First quality ....57s &C. Other qualities .5,4 $40
BEEF CATTLE
There increase in the receipts over last week of
about 500 head, consequence OF which butchers
were enabled to force decline OF about half cent
last weeks prices. The cattle were Of good average
quality AM some lots really fne Of which
berpg thirteen bead haling from ryland, brought
$l25 head abou. l01sc. per Id. There many pre-
MUM cattle on sale, mos. of which brought &c, and
high l2c. There a large attendance, but
The cold weather kept them in doors greater portion OF
toe time. About three hundred and nifty head were dis
posed Of Oh Monday at Bergen Hill! at from &c. l0c
The total number On sale at AllerOns today 2265
head and Tor the week 1890 at all the yards zoos head
increa,e last weeks recei OF sos head. The
cattle hailed chiefly from this state Ohio and Illinois,
while many other states were represented by few cat
ue none OF which ether than ordinary. The
qualities sold az prices about the last week,
cep in very few cases ana the decline may be said 70
have been confined 10 rst class cattle OF VIII h descr
ton there were more than usual sale. At Browning
and the other yards there change Of note either
demand or price,.
COWS AND CALVES.
The receipts continue moderate, and the narks; has
undergone 10 change worthy OF note Prices WITHIN
range OF our quotations above.
VEAL CALVES.
The demand for good veals continues unaes.ed, and
sales are made for first quality at &c and few
a tritie is obtained
SHEEP AND LANES
The demand has been pretty Tlsk during the late
cold weather, ahd We foand the msrke, quite a,tve
morning Many of the good ambs selected previous
10 Wednesdays, and in fact they are disposed OF nearly
as fast as they arrive
SWINE.
Are doing very WELL and gradually advancing in
prices. The sales NJ Acrtons during the week amount
to about 800 head, and aost Of them brought high
&C. They were left over from last weeks receipts aud
none arrived this week. Some of those hand were
sold at bAc. &C but had they been kept few days
longer the probability is that they would have brought
more, as there was good demand for them to day.
There were received a. Hudson river drove yards,
Thirty seventh street, for week ending February IL
1863, by Erie Railroad, 4,o55; Hudson River Railroad
500 Camden and Amboy Railroad, l60 From Bergen via
trie Railroad, ls5 Total 500. Priesthood heavy
hogs, &c. TO exc; light, sc. TO 5Ic.
REHABILITATION.
The total receipts OF all stock at all the yards for the
follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-18

Canadian -four was In fair demand, with sales Of
about 3o0 100 barrels within the range OF the
above price, southern -four steady. with
sales OF about 600 barrels within the range
OF the above quotations. Rye quiet Corn meal
firm with sales OF 200 500 bbs reported At quotations
Wheat was scarce and nrm with sales Of about 1000
700 bushels OF common W prime Southern white at
~ III 81 20. Corn was rather easier and active.
The sales embraced about 30 900 bushels &C., 67c
tsc Tor all gra1es and lot OF 900 bushels poor white
from store at o5c. Rye quiet ao9c T0c. for Jer
sey and st 70c T3c for good Northern Oats were in
good demand at s5c. 41c. for State and Southern
conIE-1he market nrner and active, with
sales OF about 200 bags OF Rio al 10c II kc showing
an advance OF about one quarter cent
Corros-Ihe market under the private advices by the
Niagara was easier and closed quiet at about 20 decline
The market closed abou, live a I2c for mlddllng
upHsss' Inc following statement OF the movement
~ cotton since the stof September, compared with the