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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-16

SAVE THE \ EGErAGIE SEEDS.-Ma-
nv are annually wasted from not be-
inc gathered at the right time. They
are left till Il convenient season, and
then one job is made Oft, la this
way, as they do not tripcn at the same
time, the first maturcd and most val
liable are lost, and many are taken
while vet green and worthless. The
aardcn should be visited every day,
from the first ripcning, and the mature
heads collected, the stalks being scY-
cred with 4 sharp knife or shears.
Sheets or newspapers may be spread
upon the floor Ola chamber or garrct,
and the different kinds laid separate
" upon them. When the gathering
is completed, and the seeds have thor
oughly dried, rub them out, clean
them. and put them in bags of cloth or
paper. Each parcel should be dis
iinctly labelled with the name, and
the year when gathered. Many veN-
atious mistakes will thus he avoided
next Spring. All seeds for future
planting should be kept as lar as pos
siblc from heat, moisture, and light.
Their vitality will be impaired, if not
by carclcssness III this respect. lin
cases, glass jars, or even tight wooden
boxes are preferable 10 leaving them
loose in the closet"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-16

" That every person, excepting Justices Of the Peace
who shall hold any office appointment OF profit OF
trust under the United States of this state or any
city or incorporated district, whether a commissioned
officer otherwise. 4 subordinate officer or a,,ut who
shall be- employed under the legislative, executive
judiciary department Of this State of the United
States, Of any incorporated district: and also that
rry member Of Congress and of the state legislature.
AMI IF t. -,,t common council 81 aH, rt,y.
missioner ID -Ly incorporated ist.Iut. - ty la" IU,i.,-
.4- : A-iu- t-.-..ILE Il =. H., - ILL.,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-16
No. Flowing 1EatCii .

b.s. Plupu. r,,trI l,iu. had T." ti ,.i ui l,'lk-
iuru ami Iis,il Iu. .i teams, as we'll execution
C; the work. rather thau time, provided II be done
within a reasonable time e. 90
"a I--t - uu
Ir.-t dom, ly a boy under ~ wears ut age 30
IL l,st -fu unl su
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-16
BRIGADE ORDERS.

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-16
No. 3-DurEaaEl Cattle.

Judgcs-Ge Slear, Adam Uund!
Peter Stahl.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-16

PROSPECTS,. There Is qajte .
general conviction among wc,Iin!or-
Mad politicians. that Eorks countywi!I
eject the -.ll County Ticket opposed
.o the REGULAR Buchanan nominee
Or tic oil Federal party.
EEI'i will carry E..s county
and COCHRAN viii carry YoEE-
two Loco.oco s,rongholis.
The Ihilad. correspondent Of to
New York Tn..s thinks that tho r.
publican StateTieAet otPcgnssIyauia
- --...8 .s .s elected us Ga,l u
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-16

Ao.E@- -JianG,Gscs..rcd Article,

Jat t--ru uhu NJ Gail, T.. l.. Nctz4tr,
Robert @Wiu,f.rl.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-16

L-aF.. Ielt-HL,LL No., Z.S71.
.Lrs--u. , t}-N.r No. saT.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-23

3 We learn that Mr.. Smith, the Know Moth
ing and federal candidate for Congress in the First
District is wonderfully exercised over the exposures
made Of him and his party in the Standard on the
subject Of the State debt Let Mr.. Smith and his
embttered and interruptions partizans make the
most Of what We have said of him,--our statements
are in the main correct We have not spoken Of
Mr. Smith personally, nor do We desire to do so !;
blt We give the gentleman notice, if he is disposed
to be personal, that We can say as sharp and as
pointed things as he can. We have discharged our
duty heretofore, and intend to do so hereafter, no
matter whom it may offend. We have not i'm
peached Mr.. Smiths character as citizen or gen.
ueman, nor do we expect to do so; but we have
held him up in his true colors as politician We
think he has played and is now playing the dema-
s9sue, in order to obtain seat in Congress. So
thinking, We have 50 said and so shown. The gen.
ue'nsns defeat for the second time, will be suf
heent punishment for him. That defeat surely
awaits him on the 4th day of next month. All our
accounts indicate the reelection of the gallant Shaw
oy an increased majority.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-23

Nix. ELLwooD MoRRls-The United States Rail.
road and Mining Register speaks in the following
complimentary terms Of Mr.. Norris:
"CAps FEAR AND DEEP RIVER NAVIGATION
WoRKs-It will be seen by report given ON our
outside page, that Ellwood Morris, Esq, Of this
city, is chief engineer Of this work. Mr. Morris is
distinguished civil engineer, widely known as a
scientific writer on matters in the line Of his profess
sion, and as chief engineer Of various railroads and
canals His trained habit Of observation. combined
with his experience upon hydraulic works, fit him
in a pre-eminent degree for the improvement Of
river navigaton-a subject to which he has devoted
his attention and his pen, for Mr.. Morris is promi.
nent among the writers on the improvement Of the
navigation Of the Ohio river. The readers Of the
Journal Of the Franklin Institute arc familiar with
his compositions. Gov. Ellis and the managers Of
the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Company,
have therefore, secured the services Of chief en-.
gineer whose mature judgment and great experience
constitute qualifications Of the first order"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-23

40 The Hon. W. 1. Yanccy, Of Alabama, was
in Charlotte, in this State, few days since, and
made q speech. Among other things, as We learn
from them the Democrat he "spoke Of the indict-
ment Of certain persons in his State for buying AG
cans illegally introduced into the country lie said
they had not yet been convicted, but if they ever
were he congratulated himself on the determination
Of his people to rescue them from imprisonment.
The tone Of his remarks on this point showed that
he was opposed to allowing faithful execution Of
the laws Of Congress"
Mr.. Yancey, then would deliberately resist the
laws Of the United States. We can perceive no die
ference between resistance to the laws in Massachu.
sets and resistance to the laws in Alabama In
this respect therefore, Mr. Yancey is no better than
those fanatics in Massachusetts, Ohio and other free
States who resist the execution Of the fugitive slave
law. Mr.. Yancey is not safe counsellor in the a.
fairs Of this government We believe that such PRO-
fessed Democrats as Mr.. Yanccy will have but little
influence in the Charleston Convention. That will
be national. not a sectional Convention. -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-23

Ms SrSrnrys ey EsrAxssoS.-ta the course II
the recent speech Of the lion A. r. Stephens. 81
Augusta, Georgia, among other thing he said:
AN nations when they evsse 10 grow b~x;e 10
die; VIC should then Cndeavor to expand and xrcw.
Cyhtral America. Mexico. arc an opsn To u& lie
36cs not believe that tho country u large enough;
hut believes that diversity al interest viii strvnxsh
en- the government better than f all vsrv houcxvu.
lie looks forward In the future to the sequssi
ton 1t Cuba; but uas never In favor of paying
Spain much money Zoe i,-nos more than eas o.
two millions Of dollars. n Cuba wants To eoae in.
TO the Union. he would not ask Spain: bot would
he in favor Of repeating the neutrality laws co ss TO
give our people chance to help her in her wsshs
lie saw no reason Why ue should pay thirty NIL.
loas for II; have already spent several pilsons
in preventing Americans from going to Cuba and
he wants che United States TO 9ai, holding The l..
land, while Spain skins it,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-23

M. NcDufIs H \. - s...;s.,,. ~
ooxrss Of ~. "a : - Orr k;eIIv ode
BE-" Ws desles t1a, ana consequently 70 woold
III to hear from the Sha1ard upon this point We
think its answer viii Be peetty emphatic in contra.
d.ction Of Mr.. McDufies statement We win sea-
Fayetteville Cdroliaiaa.
We do not desire to take any part in the contest
now going on in the Third District No Convention
having been held We regard the field q open; and Il
is for the people Of the District and not for out.
siders to decide who shall be their representative
Both Gov. Winslow and Col McDufie are, we
trust and IS We have reason to believe, personally
friendly towards US; and certainly We entertain no
other than friendly feelings towards them.
1t is due to Gov. Winslow that VIC should state
having been pointedly called upon by the csrsisi.
an-that We have no recollection Of ever having
said to any one that his "course in Congress l.
highly culpablc" On the contrary, we have more
than once given it as our opinion in the Ssaadsrd
that Governor Winslow had acquitted himself
well As Representative No doubt We hare said
I" prirdte eonrersation, that We thought Il
would have been better II Convention had been
held in the District and that it was perhaps, un-
fortunate for Gov. Winslcw and the cause that q
Convention was not held. II Convention had
been held, and q nomination made, We should have
supported the nominee, and should have respectful
y urged the party in the District to support him
but there our duties and our rights As Democratic
journalist outside the District, would have begun
and ended As it is, we repeat we can take no par,
in the contest and have responded to the Carsaiaa
only as matter Of simple justiceto all concerned
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-23

CrRRITucK ALL RlGHr!-A friend writes us from
'u'fl'uck as follows: "Shaw's prospects are bright
Ill" frightening 1t has been circulated in the up
pet part of the District that he would lose votes in
1o'rltuck. This report is false He soiN get the
"'9sst rote erer polled in Currstuck." Good! If
eeFy County in the District will do as well as Cur
,sack, Dr.: Shaw will lead Mr.. Smith by hundreds.
"nat says Gates? What Northampton What
Va ua'lax' What Martini What says the District,
We trust that eue'y County in the District win en-
c''e the example of Currituck. The people Of that
.'unty know Dr.. Shaw well, and he win run best
"aere he is best known This is the highest tribute
'.'ea can be rendered to public servant If his
a u who know him, can oop6de in him, and
~ e0nhde in him by an increased majority, surely
a'' other Counties will not be backward. Remem-
mat the contest will necessarily be q close one,
mat every vote is important
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-23

fssxsessr Hsesssss ave sss ltsssrs 90 tsss-
One Of The WsshSaston eursvsPeesdenss Il th@ New
Nosk TsS1eas sstSs the sssLowsn,s ~ 10 FsvsaAtsa
Baehsnsais fw~tins Of he ss wGsksssssas
e. lie X essesSa< Ia she aspsssrsass Of 4tssssse
and Ike NetsonS expects every 30 do kas dssy
lie weeks syseepassisslly szes kss ssskaen Geo &c
tseiw hoass day. and as BY no sssss Paess~,s
when nseusswss Of che ssbsnes srv sbsx~a No ssrs
snsr Psvsssent sSss explored details - she sasas
nssasr. and the sssy be ef The sv&eees eky be
l. subjected to s~say s,ssIl ssaeysses sst sass
90 much personally that bad better eesae sksssxk
preparatory ehannel
'rhe dOor Of hss svevpssen susea Il skspws epwn
fvgalssly at eee o'clock sseeps on eahsaas days
81 coartssy Of Pseesdeness ssu thss sssess sssss4
The scene n svnxraly ansassass bet seesw sud trs
unevSsaoasosss seevptsons ss wAah every BODY wats
in uasnaeansvd apl watts Soc kas tssu H. ID the
line at p0ssottevs No sasrp4essaaes ssv ss,gs-vA
and no tefasli'y e observed esxxps whes ne gxes
slss appear. whsa Ne peehaassa rises 10 sxts
estitys Otherwise be y seated wsth Of paenys
siSs sss TO receive sssyshax thss ssy be sksews a
lie = man Of nethasesl habsss, ef Cenessess esss
ssisgtioa. and tpbss health lie rises easily brvsks
lasts early. svas shx papers xad then ssss e~e 10
verk ssefv apethos4sesuy and lsesrsessly skaa ssy
thoessaad dollar eltrt 10 the atsssssssss u q
10 be sad that be reads every Papsr eeessessl sssk
The pabtse bsSness shsek Say be ssesssste DO kss
Inspection and sssy often dasenss sves The s~v.sss
se by hss secretaries ssd even The lexsl esssssss
of the Atseraxy Geasfsl Tie exercise q tSxta -
The eveaia<. kfssr whseh be svssses 10 Ne sex %
The drawing teasa and ssshs tlkIls ssssxse sssesss
nsnss Of receives seaassay sasa Zen sehaxks
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-23

nas 1sssiass - - Rssss pa6sGe
We lam iron shs xusAssshespssA 0sian -
The Hon Thca Bs,sS Rz-Asssnsy 0ns,l = ".
Ransom. VIM p Martin, Es9, L q. ssasts, Ess-
L J. Johnston. Esq. & G. nissS Kss, W.. A.
Moore. ESQ, W. W. Psss'sa Rsq. J. @. Sssaaa.
ESQ, Edw. Conisisaa ESQ, Gen. I. J. fsrssa.
Jne' W. Moore. ESQ. G. n Ressss. Esa. nd esAssS
viii address Tho people q Bsssis. Ilwsfbsd ssa
Northampton. ss tho follouiss inss md pasea:
Posscasi. Monday. July sssh
There will siso b . usss ~sssing q Rich Squass
on Thursday, siss inst
Kx-Gov. Bragg yin address The people u wisdsss
on the s0th inst
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-23

The USwERsrrr.-Ata meeting Of the Trustees
of the University held in this City on Thursday
evening last it was unanimously resolved to tender
to the Rev. Francis l. Hawks, d. D.. the Professor.
ship Of History in the University Of the State. Dr.
Hawks as is well known to our readers is a native
of the State and at present resident Of New York
City. We trust and believe he will accept the ar-
pointment.
It IS understood that the Profcssorship Of RLeto-
ric and Logic will be filed by the Board Of Trustees
at their annual meeting in December next
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-23
Opinions Of the Supreme Court.
pinions delivered since our last, Is follows:

Opinions delivered since our last, IS follows:
By PEARSON, c. j. In Howard '. Suits, from
Moore, reversing the judgment and awarding arssi-
70 de moro; in Keith '. Goodwin, from New Hanover,
declaring that there is in the orcr appeal
ed from; in Whitehurst v. Fayetteville Mutual In
surance Company, from Craven, affirming the judg-
ment; in Fornell '. Koonce. from Jones, affirming
the judgment; in Murray '. Davis, from Beaufort,
affirming the judgment; in Bryan Y. Manning, from
Martin, reversing the judgment and awarding ven
ire de novo in State '. hogue, from Wake, declas-
ing there is no error in Manly City Of Raleigh.
from Wake, in equity, dismissing the bill with costs
By BATTLE, j. In Wilson '. Shulkin, from New
Hanover, affirming the judgment; In Sutherland
v. Jones, from Duplin, Affirming the judgment; IN
Taylor, Dickson / ca '. Kelly, Newkirk & Co,
from Duplin, affirming the Judgment in Taylor '.
jenkins, from Craven, Affirming The judgment; In
OLeary " Harrison, from Craven. revsssing the
judgment; in Pearson '. DeanA rom Wilson. Amin
ing the judgment in Houston " Wllian. ~ squtey.
from Qupin; reference directed % enquire INTO ths
nature Of the payments by defcndant; n Sptvey Y.
Barnes, IN equity, from Johnston dtfsc&ing decree
according to the opinion, for PLAINTIFF
b, RurYM, J. In Jones '. Latham, from Wash
ington, Affirming tho Judgment; In Slocumb v:
Washington, from Wayne. Judgment rsvefsed and
venire de novo; in State " Hart from Pitt dsclnF-
ing that there Is no error; in Caxvsy v. CLANCY,
from Pitt directing venire dc novo In Lindny '.
McCullocA, from Guilford, judgment reversed and
venire de novo; in Page '. Suther, from Randolph.
affirming the judgment; in Stanly Bidde, in equity,
from Craven, decree for plaintiff; in Cannon '. Nov.
ell, from Chowan, Affirming the decree.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-23
FOR CONGRESS
L. OBJ. B r A N CHI,
Democrats, Are Yoa Readyf

Tho election for members of Congress is near at
hand The time for argument is rapidly passing
w., the day of action will soon be here. It is not
,,ossarv that WI shc;,id remind our readers of the
r,Dorauce Of this election. We have urged this
unoD them time and again. They know, as We do,
h,t 1.-The opposition, who are more or less part
.,5 marcel Of 1.-The opposition" North, are making
s NEST desperate efforts to defeat the Democratic
,.d Southern Rights candidates in the First the
rhh the Sixth and Eighth Districts; that they
hare brought out opposition to Mr.. Craige, in the
s.rcntb District; and that they are counting on
hrse gains in this, the Fourth District
We would again most respectfully and earnestly
,,,e, to the Democrats ia all these Districts to ex-
OFT themselves from this moment up to and on the
d,r Of the election. Regrets are vain for what is
D,.t and If we should he beaten by few votes in
,r Of these Districts it viii do good to regret it
,aer it has been done. The sensible course, the
nrtc course the surest course is to go to work and
.,ru srery District in the State and we verify be-
Ese we can do it. if every Democrat will do his duty
Brother Democrats, are you ready? Have you
talked with your neighbors on the subject? Have
YOU so arranged it that active and influential men
will be at all the precincts early in the day to work
for the cause? Fill there be a full turn out on
tk day Of election? Every vote will be important
in the First, the Fifth, the Sixth and the Eighth
ictS-important, either to defeat the 1.-The op-
POSITION" candidates or to increase former majoritics,
and thereby strengthen the cause. In the Fourth
and Seventh Districts there is danger that large
msorties may occasion a spirit of indifference or
anathv among some and the Democratic vote may
he thereby diminished We trust, however, that
this will not be so. Messrs Craige and Branch
have served you faithfully, brother Democrats, and
they are entitled to your undivided support. Turn
out and give them full vote
We repeat, We think the Democrats have it in
their power to carry every District in the State.
What brilliant result that would be- Let us labor
for it, and, if pessitic, achieve it Let North
Carolina utter one voice at home and in the councils
the republic in the contest of 1861 let it be seen
while she is moderate and just in her tone towards
others, she is nevertheless determined to permit ne
division among her representatives when demanding
all her constitutional rights
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renee, Chatham kindly furnished by friend. shall
appear in our next We continue to receive cheer.
ing news from the Fifth District Mr.. Williams Is
winning golden opinions, while Mr.. Gilmcr is cvi.
IDENTIFY losing under the powerful dcnunciatious
showered upon him by his brother whis Mr.. wad.
dell We learn that Mr.. Waddcll exposes Mr. Gil.
mer as no public man has ever bcf,rc been exposed
in North Carolina. Read Mr.. wadtlclrs letter, with
the statements Of Messrs Haughton, London, and
Nash in the Standard to-day.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-23

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Appointments fss The sassA Ossssses.
Mcssrs. Scales and Leach uill sdkisxss The people
at the following times and places:
Little River. Alexander. Moadsy. July Ia
Gortncys. Tuesday. July 10
Mt Mournc. lr~,irll Wednesday. July 50
Browns. Thursday. July 81.
Jacksoa's Hill Davidson. Friday. July q.
Healing Springs Saturday. July ca
Allegheny Court. Tuesday. July "a
Chestnut lifl. Ashs. Wednesday, July 80.
North Fork, Thursday. July IS
Glade Greek, Friday. July 60
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-23

f.. 70 We observe that Father Syme Of the Reggie
H.. has been invited To- address the people of the
. district at various points between this and the
n We hope, if he goes, he will remind the
pe mat in February, 1858, he took the strongest
e g. TOR the admission Of Kansas with the Le-
r. p'0n constitution, and told his readers that If
r.s should be rejected with this constitution, il
,. w." oe ian unparalleled outrage, not on the South
Non sense.n IS
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.Appe,st0esss fss ~ PssssA Dtsssses.
Mcssrs Branch and Sanders Candidates ss Con.
sTesS will address the people ct The sse~iss times
and places:
Grrsn Lsvel. Wake. Saturday. July "a.
Harisoa's Old Store. rssnklin. Thursday. July "a
Ro'esville. Wake. Friday. July 90.
Louisbars. FRANKLIN. Saturday. July 80
Oxford, Granville. Tuesday. August
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New TRIAL REFrsEp-It will be seen from the
Supreme Court decisions which We publish to-day,
that the appeal Of Erastus Hosuc, (who was con-
victed at the Spring Term Of the Superior Court Of
this county Of the murder Of s. II. Parish,) for a
new trial has been refused.