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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-27

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-27

=. s. "Un41s 49, - = X
iEIlss Register do1S1< = = 81 Z =
0evap~.skS h ~ 1s1y -
deestng The Dsaoslcy 10 - ilaieoA 6NGls9D'
~ - of ts' Shoses4 We me NJfc(
sy6 thas Tie Editor b sssiyes1 VIZ AiiYv,
20 sanis prossssed Dsmozah fse obs 1Qtsa
saguhrly neaanatsd Dsmoczah. and INT ~ psl1sy
win b abandoned Some Know Nothing o. rsas.
ssds Wing win be next taken up and sacriacsd.
We predict that The Know Nothing candidate sr
Governor viii Sc either George Davis Eco, o. Gen.
Alfred Dockery. The Charlotte Wig b out ~
Gen. Dockesy. r5r s-,i
The Register asks u who ~ are for for Governor
It would not become ~, or any ono else, to speak
in advance or BY authority for the party 10 which
we are proud to belong but a the Register has IN
terrogated US, he shall have our opinion and our
preference without hesitation or reservation. We
are for the present able and worthy incumbent,
JOHN W. ELLIS. We know il b rather too soon
to speak Of the matter but We have answered the
Registsr at once Is silence our part might have
led some to misoonceive our position and miscoa-
strue our motives. No answer was necessary sos
the information Of friends who ks.os u and Who
have always done us justice.
And We will beat you, Mr.. Symc,-mark that
We Democrats expect to carry both the Governor
and the Legislature by handsome and wholesome
majorities, and to cast the Electoral vote Of the
State for the nominee Of the Charleston Convea.
ton.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-27

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JOHN ". HARMS CasMs
J. l. HArouYUN.
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Notices Of Music, Beoks. sehools. &c

Notices Of Music, Beoks. Schools. &c.
We have received from Messrs Lee Walker.
Philadelphia. music-book. entitled "New Method
for the PianoForte, by Charles Grobc." Price
bound in boards, g 30; in cloth, %. Copies sent
by mail, free Of postage.
We have also received from Mcssrx Ditson 4
Co, Boston, music-book, entitled Richardson's
New Method for the Piano-Fortc. an Improvement
upon oil other instruction books in adaptation, class.
cation progression, and facility Of comprehension.
founded upon a new and original plan, and ilussra-
ted by series Of plates, showing the position of
the hands and fingers" &c Sec advertisement in
another column.
We know nothing Of music ourselves, though We
love its sweet sounds as well Us any; but cumpe-
tent judge informs us that both the above Methods
are excellent.
We arc also Indebted to Mc<srs. Ditson L Co. for
sheets Of music heretofore received
The Eclectic for September has been received Il
contains elegant cngravings Of Baron Won Humboldt
and Mary, Queen Of Scots. We have not had time
to examine the matter in this number, but VIC have
no doubt, judging from former numbers, that L Is
good.
Godey's Lndy's Book for September has also been
received This number contains beautiful cngrav.
ing illustrating the heroic women Of the revolution
We will copy into next issue that portion of the
narrative (by Mrs Ellet) relating to MANY SLocrxa
Of North Carolina The Lodys Eook Is unqucs-
tionably the best publication Of the kind in the Uni
ted States Mr. Cooley never tires in his efforts 10
please and instruct his numerous readers.
We have also received the August number Of the
"North- Carolina University Magazine" The E,i
tors are Aessrs. George p. Bryan. W. T. Ncholson
and Geo L. Wilson, Of the Philanthrop;c, and
Messrs. W. J. Headen, v. H. Vaughan, ard s p
tains bust Of DR.. Caldwell, finely engraved b,
Sartain, Of Philadelphia; also, part Of the auto
biography Of Dr.. Caldwell, which Is highly inter
esting. The autobiography will be continued IN,
concluded in future numbers. The University Nag
azine is now printed in superior style, by Mes~rs
Neathery & Jones, formerly Of this place. Tn
typographical execution Of the work Is cfrditablc
oil concerned
We have also received from the publisher,
Messrs. Sherwood L White, Baltimore, . copy Of tn
"North-American Railway and Steamboat Guide
for 1861 valuable work to business men an
travellers.
Dr.. Deems, or some other friend, has sent US
catalogue Of his pupils at his school at Wilson, q
the session commencing January IS, 1854. and clio,
ing juno Is, 1859. The Ladies' Seminary contain
~ pupils, and the Male Department 40. Wilson
becoming well known for its excellent schools an
its intelligent and enterprising citizens. Success
all educational efforts in our good old State.
We have also received the Circular Of the "Nortl
Carolina Military Institute" Charlotte. n. C.. II
exercises Of this Institution will begin on the ir
Of next October. The Faculty is an allie ono. al
the opportunities presented in the scientific Al
military departments, are superior.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-27
Corrosive take the se,,e~;ax from an Eas,~A

Corrosive take the following from IN Easish
paper:
recent .fseisi return supplies interesting iasar.
nation with rvsrvnee 10 the qusn,isy Of COTTON snd
wool imported intp the United kns,4pn IN the psss
year The total receipts Of ssu cotton In 1859 vvsv
1,0ss.sts,t7s u. Ohe largest ssxrv-ats yet rssek.
cdJ and Of this enormous quantity sss.ss,...s u.
came from the United States tSsts.s1s lh fsora
the Braxil& sss&s he Ia from the Mesiiterysnesn
lse Ts9 SO H. from British india So sea Ia itca.
the West Indies and British Guiana. and ti.tts.0 ss
lb from other sources, The impastaIsaas IN 1853
from the United States we're Considerably IN excess
Of any former year. In 'sts the total receipts fru-.
all countries wrrV ia Geo isi III that The trade
has expanded about Is per cent. in 10 years. The
proportions OF the vsros sources Of supply in ists
were - follows: United States, sti per cent the
Brssils. 81 per CENT the Mediterranean I per
cent British India, IL per cent and The West
Indies British Guiana and oshcr countries not
specified, about per ernt
In 1858 the United States cnasrihused SOL per
cent. the Braxils about II per cent. the Msdsisr.
rancan 81 Der cent British India tst per cent. and
the West Indies British Guiana and other eoansssss
not specified about II per cent Il thus appears
that while the demand fos cotton has increased in
that period under review Is per cent, the efforts
made by the Manchester interest To render thsm.
selves lcs dependant on The United States have sue
ccclcl 10 the extent at about 81 per cent The
Americans, however. sent Ne last year ssSUUo. sts
ID In excess Of the quantity they exported 10 Great
Britain in 1S&a The receipts from British India
fell OF very seriously ass year. the tminu,iea be-
ing no leH than Ill. SIS sss III But Soc the eif.
cumStancc the proportion Of American supplies
would not have hscn 30 great The receipts isusa
the Mediterranean In 1855 wcsv larger than in sny
former year. but the West Indies and British 6ui
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increased considerably.
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Cnsnokn MAsstG-Ths masb,s a Chsrekss b
attracting attention In various seesoas end ssiy 90
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superior article wherever the excavations have
been made below the line a atmospheric iniissnew
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Fipras.r o. wesAx-Ths Assn Ssss Gsssass
states that The wife Of Frank r Lsbsesk. The De-
moe1ahe candidate scs Lissssaasas 0ovwpes. C.
compsnied her husband through sli hi eo~psisn IN
Texas. somssines travelling aisy ei;~ Day IN .
private conveyance and sneooasss,ns the psrils Of
hostile Indians On the huosiera The Gssssss ssyS
I've turn to this picture of heroic ueassa. Nth
pr;3e and siadnsss that che h . Texas usirca. and
worthy Is she Of plser among her bsishsss, stars
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A HOMEMADE LocoxonvI-T. C. Roberts, ESQ,
the master mechanic at the Companyis Shops pass
edthrough on Wednesday last with the I" Csroiisa,"
locomotive built at the Shops for the N. @. Rail-
road We understand the " Caroliaa" performs
well both q to strength and speed. Her appear
ancs and qualities reflect much credit On the me-
chanical knowledge and skin Of Nr. Roberts and
the wHkmen 1t the Shops.
I'VE are gratiAed IN learn that the business on
the N. G. Road Is still incrsasing and b bsstsr IN
every respect than 1t any former period s. -
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A FINE RAN-THE CRors.-we were favored on
Wednesday with copious and soaking rain, which
has been Of incaculahc service to the crops The cot
ton, tobacco, the late ccrn peas turnips and posa
toes have all been benefited BY It. The weather Is
now clear and pleasant The farmers arc beginning
to gather their fodder. which will no doubt turn out
well, Is generally it has not been injured BY winds
or storms.
We learn that the cotton crop Is quite promising.
and the yield this year in this State viii be much
larger than heretofore. Tobacco Is doing tolesably
well, though the crop may not be a. heavy to the
acre As for some previous years. The quantity plant.
ed in this State is increasing every year.