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10 the Lovers of Good Horses.

q shall have at Lees Stable per the
NlIf IN richmond Boat Wednesday evening
az IA a fine pair of Harness HORSES. n
-i3ss.Al- very superior heavy Draught Horse
and two No. Saddle Horses, one OF the Saddle
Horses is trained fox hunter, and the finest
leaper ever saw. Cal and see them
de JOHN p. CORNWEII
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GOOD THINGS FOis CHRIsTNSAs

DAISINS, CuIrants, Figs, Citron, best Pa
IA tapsco Family Flour, Welch's Premium
Flour, Patapsco and Palmetto Extra Flour,
Choice Rounds Beef, nicely spiced splendid
Extra Hams old and new, Sugars all kinds,
splendid golden Syrup supply of all grades of
Butter, some very cheap, superior Old Apple
Brandy, choice Sweet Cider. Smoked Tongues,
Picleled Tongues. choice lot Buckwheat in
Bags, supply of No, l Mackerel in Kits,
100 9Th Bushel Bags Family Extra and Super,
fine Flour Call and see JONES,
dec No. 2, Camphells wharf
"a 81 II c0py)
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RAPE AND MURDER A horrible case of rape
and murder was perpetrated on Tuckahoe,
about nineteen miles from Goldsboroush, N.
G, on Monday morning last. The lndepen-
dent furnishes the following particulars
Nancy Stroud, about Ia years OF age, who
lived with her grandfather, Isaac Stroud, was
lii. unfortunate victim of the hellish passion
OF some fend yet unknown, only so far as sus.
picion duplicates. She had been sent to iced
hogs about quarter of mile from the house,
e.ily on Monday morning. Her sister had been
sent to another pen, and negio boy about III
years old to another, the former about quar-
ter OF mile, and the latter about two hum
led yards from the place of the murder. The
sister heard Nancy eXclaim to so ne one, $50
IN. and let me alone, don't like you, nor
never did " AS she did not come to the mouse
Immediately, some of the family went to look
Tor her and found her dead From the mark, marks
she had been forced and choked to death. The
negro boy is in Jail, and some white men are
also suspicioned. The affair will, doubtless
be thoroughly investigated and the guilty par.
ties ferretted out.
Nancy and her sister were orphan girls whom
,neir grandfather had taken to raise.
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LAMPS, LAMPS, LAMPS.
SUPERIOR CALF BOOTS FOR (sEN.
pLENUECN

WE are now in receipt of a most superior lot
w OF Gents Calf Boots of different SUBJ
stance and width which we can recomm mend to
give as good satisfaction in every particular as
any Boots we have seen in our market. we
therefore call particular attention to our Gents
Boots.
del FW SEARIJRY,S SONS
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HOT BUCKWHEAT CAKES,
M ITii fine Corned Spot from DEMIN(1's
w not bad OF a cold morning about Break
FAST time. A splendid article OF new Pennsylya.
lila buckWheat now in store, and for sale ar
li c DEMlNG'S
oe 3 No. TO, Church sire ct.
Oh & A GOpy.)
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f W sEABURY's SONS.
For Rent.

VI tkCuGs s.,tssf
tEfsAsgsi Two desirable Stores under the Odd
HH5;iI Fellows Hall, one occupied now by !
-MaaA Tompkins Esqr., as Furniture Store,
ana the one occupied by Mrs. Dannanbu, {,
ply to T.. T. SUMMERS, President, Or
no 25-t1 T REDMOND, Trs
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FOr Hire for 1860


fbNWO Young Negro Men aged IS and 10, and
L. one boy aged IA. There are of good char.
acter. Apply to
de 9-3taWtf JOHN DODD.
* EEP FROM EREHXgNGs THIS GOLD
WEATHER.
A Il Wholesale and Retail 900 dozen wooden
IN Comtorters and Scarfs to he found cheap at
p. CAMPE,
de % Nam street.
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IMMENSE BARGAINS AT THE
BEE HIVE.

| N SILKS, SILKS, SILKS,
4 SILKS, SILKS, SILKS, SILKS,
Fonlard Silks, Foulard Silks, Foulard Sinks,
SILK Robes, Silk Robes, Silk Robes, Silk Kohes
Velvet Robes, Velvet Robes, Velvet Robes,
Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks.
Shawls, Shawls, Shawls, Shawls, Shawls,
A call is all that is asked, as we are Offering
great inducements in all the different branches
JAMES SMITH,
no " Proprietor of the Bee Hive
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NEW OPERA HOUSE
DIR. u. BROWN WILLIAMS.
LECTURES AND EXPERIMENTS

All NEW OPERA HOUSE
On MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 5th,
And Every Evening during the week, com.
menclns each evening at TX O'clock.
Laugh, Sing, Court and Kiss, to Fish, Hunt,
See Canes as Snakes, See Houses on Fire, ships
at Sea, causes them to Skate, thinking they are
on ice, to D'g Gold in California, besides
things. So great is the amusement each even
ing that the Audience can be heard LAUGHING
for squares from the Hall. Come every one.
W- Dress Circle and Parquette 20 cts. Gal.
lery IL cts. Colored Gallery 10 cts
U5- Doors open OK. Commence at IN o..
clock. de &
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5S Sides of Oak Sole Leather.
O0A Barrels of superior brands of family
GOO Flour, and 20 kegs of Butter just re-
ceived and for sale on Shippers account.
DEF STEWART & STEEVER,
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MAGNOLIA CIGARS.
A LOT of the above celebrated bran lust to
IA hand which we are retailing for
the small sum OF cents each. We guarantee
them to be the Original Magnolia and no iin,-
tation, Eagle Cigar Store, No. 50 Main St
de 5 H.V, MOORE&
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Office, No. 81, Z. Main Street, Norfolk, Va
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ATTENTION JUNIORS.

4. Attend Meeting and Drill of your Com
M pany at Head Quarters, FRIDAY evening j,
Dec 9th inst, at TX O'Clock. Punctual at
~ tendance i required, as business of great
Importance will be transacted. By order OF the
ae e-2t CAPTAIN.
4g...a MOST DESIRABLE S'rUR iI
A#giit AND RESIDENCE FOR RENT, adioin-
-laa.N ing New Opera House Church st. Pos
session given LIST January. Apply to
deS-tf C. J(lHI1AN r. SON
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TIN WARE.

W. would again remind our friends and GUS
W toners that we have on hand as good and
as cheap assortment OF the above article, as can
ware Is manufactured under our own eyes
and by as good Hands as can be produced ia
this or any other State; we are manufacturing
daily every article in our line, and can furnish
wholesale customers at the sh ortest notice, we
are also prepared to do at moments call. any
Kind OF repairing, Roofing, Cutters and Pipes
to Buildings &c Also, Pipes OF American,
English, Galvanized and Russia Iron. Repairs
OF Pipes Tor Steam Mills, Steam Boats, &c, ami
Warrented in all cases. Workmen sent to any
part OF Virginia, or North Carolinia to execute
work and warranted.
A w. SMALL & co,
No. S, Water street,
dt9 / Door from RoanoKe Square,
A Fine Relish for Breakfast.
MO-. CORNED SPOTS put up nicely for
~ family use in X Bbls. Just received and
Tor sale at -
Z c DEMING'S
tie . No. 60, Church street
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ASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 8.
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Black Velvet Trimming.
LACK Velvet Trimming, very cheap at No,
- l Market Square.
lie Il Il OWENS
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EDITOR AND PR OPRIET
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-16

TnE PosuioS OF ExatASp N sxlsssoS To sas
wAk-Thc new British Calumet while by M means
inirrrnt in relation 10 tho present coasii,ica Of
Europe, appears TO be determined 10 observe Q
strict neutrality between the bsllicrsnts. Lord
crnmcnt have no intention Of advising her majesty
to take part in the present var. and they do NOT
forcsce the probability Of any events that would
lead them to depart hom the policy Of neutrality
Lord John RUSSELL the Secretary fer rorviSn AsarS
in . recent speech 10 his constituents. said:
81 have told you on former occasions THAT was
the occasion, AMI what. as ] conevivSd vac the
dccp-sca,ei cause Of the present war. u vas not
the ambition Of ono man. IL two men or Il three
mc:, hut IL was the xrcvpss ms.=ovSrnmsnt Of Italy
which has lasted now Tor forty YEARS and whteh The
Italian people have al various times snsasosvd TO
throw Oh Well, gentlemen. should have been
happy 10 that which Il Perfectly posssblc 10
have ccompltshcd-namciy. that the Powers of
Italy. together with rrancv and Austria. had bsxa
able to make an amicshle arrangement on that sub
jcct. But that Was not the case. and they are nov
cn.ayrd-thc thrcv Powers ef Austria. frauev and
Sarlinia-in bloody and destructive var. What
We most hope Il that the moera,iea of the success.
ful party and the wisdom af the defeated PARTY usay
Lead in no long time. to honorable and sats.tse-
tory peace. tChcrrs) E-t ..p dsty. ,sssiSp.sa.
u 10 costissS ~ that lsstA ~ Ar.trsisty rAsA tAs
rheis cssa'ry Ass a.ssr~iass to siss. (Ch<vrsl
hut IL there should not be that moderation there
should not br that wisdom Of which have spcssp--
It Is impossible to say hos far the var may extend
and what countries may take part IN IT, Thesvfesv
II bchovcs this country, Zoe her own security. SOC
the defence Of her honor and her eun interests
not 10 Hsgksef her Hsry or Ter cray. ~ - to "
prepared for say ossfissssey tAst ssy ssiss.-
Iiicar. hcar.) And svnslcmen. wiIl vr<at here
that which said in the House Of Cosauleas-thas
shall be at al times ready To pay any tribute ef
applause to the late First Lord Of The Hoard ef Ad.
m,ralty. and the board whe served ~ith hiuns soc
the energetic excrtioas which they made TO put the
navy into an effective state. (ChesrS) Well ssn.
tcmcn, such hcins the state Of fesvisn Affairs that
which Is incumbent upon us in the Hr>s place e
vigilance. (ChcCrSl We msst rsteA stsry sssss
eAieA satss place. sAd consider tie hesrsag u say
hare ON tie J.tsr. tlicar. hsarJ And in the next
place, whenever the time shall arrive-aud hoPs
! Il may seon arrive-whcn the bellisvrvnts may b
disposed to terminate this destructive contest ss
| then he the bxsiHsxs sf his eswstry ss rsts sveA
eewRssis sssy lead 10 tsyssiastisa IF tie re.
kossrabiy to all ne ysTtiss. srd ~sss odd. 4
tsrmisatisA wAieA ~in .is.ri hsttsy hopes fss "a,
ind,psassaes sss hssrty II Italy tAsa Msss u Ia
1 RitAerfe been able 10 ssisy. tChevrSsl Saeh sen
tlcmcn. Is in short The only explanation can Ssv'
with regard to our fosvign policy"
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~ While wsu ut aiss6ssSa to complain, ~
confess We are s g finding eopiol t6sthe.
Register The grow pGsoSal stuck on III Senl6fl -
itor Of the Ssesdsv1by tAs Editor Of the warsde
ton Meas The Editor Of the Ness was the sspve-
or. The Registsr published one article from tie
Ns'es and the reply Of the Ssaadard; and there We
supposed the Register would let the matter rest
We repeat We do not complain, yet We feel bound
to express our surprise and disappointment at the
course Of our neighbor.
We took no part even by copying. when the Reg.
ister was involved sometime since in bitter and
most unpleasant controversy with the Fayetteville
Observer. That was a personal controversy; and
though We might have used it for the purpose Of
showing that discord prevailed in the Opposition"
ranks, yet because the controversy was personal VIC
forbore to do Since that time We have stricken
from communications and FROM selected articles pub
lished in the Standard every thing which appeared
to be designed as personal towards neighbor Of
the Register. We think it probable that he has
generally pursued the same course towards Us; and
We refer to these things not with view Of estab-
fishing any claim to forbearance on his part but
simply that the facts may be known. We have NO
idea that he endorses the article which he has COP
led into his last issue from the Ne~s The Editov
of the Nees is a malignant and dcpravcdman. We
repeat what said in last that every material
statement which he has made in the article referred
to in relation to US, is absolutely and unqua6cdly
false
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MessRss gssscsxs I do ses iasssa To- ssss,sps
fvppss Of The discussion b~ssswn The ssa4ssss kss
Couxsvse Soc The Pesnss 81 have b~en PsssasAs
ed saa The cane wSIl be The fessss sssoess@ss he
The canvass To detail The dsss~sssea every ws@k
then suss be . ssvas bore 10 yea Ne. kssass
Stands tsifiy And sg~ssviy en- The asnesssse sats
sossn and eli pa<uah~rs ef he party csc sssss sss
him. Ne. Ssnaxs~ l. an islsp~ssens essssasse.
With no pssnespies bot esP@sssssa 10 ths s.asssss
ehnscv of Candidate. add To asrsassse ssevesss
because ls hss noe been nsessassed ssr Cerss-vsss
do pos Know wkss q l. that be expects 10 esaa ~
hi. course u ssy be that be y ssaasss issa 10
have his name IN che papers Ne the as4a Who wss
boil sposssh to ran and be beaten oa ms e~p heeA
Or is nay he that he l. very ssia sssnS sad h&ss
TO see his name IN the papers sa4ss say eswssss
stances. Poor aeisssd sslsv. ss ssssy Soc hsss
be b par>aia~ rhsaseess sad wSu ssees e~sssas,y
catch hss Peisesl assh sna very Pseashly Ms sss-
ussl also: Soc the wind sad waves an sAsw slss he
polsssH boat d being exsssed on 10 aesssaess ssd
his lsnxs seem to be very sessoasiy sstsssd ~Aet
n nv oPsnsanS eannos be ssspsvsed ~ scx.sesasly
deeisinsins sxxnss The pefvhkse of CehA His Psve-
poets in Nah are BY no ssssss .scsssssss 10 ks~s
lie wfIl not sssn sss The n n sesss sss sswsa
many Of The oppositsoa To the as@sysey ssv - q.
voc ef Rssnshs Csba IN and wsll sese tss ka. be.
cause SanssesS takes sssue 18th hss on a.
lie began his speech very vel sac rsssad .
year oe tue bach. by ssysas he wss tsvssssaS ssd
vas the representative ef no Ceassnssea o. C&%ass
that be eaaae oas esnsdssts oexAs 10 eornss ked
let the people ieaxv Of shesf sssssss ssa sss b
passed upon ia C4sxsss &c. &C. I cay Ne essssa<
would have aooe very ven . ysss OF tso see. BEL
not now Soc The ospoa<nss Il Ccnssnsaaes sssd
noeinees have ell eoese into sxats sad ssv shsv~.
ING up their hats ssyoasax shss shsy ssv as."ssss
and are aosax thesf very best 10 b~ss ne ~Ual
Guard In their seesss sos he eeassss
Yessx. Dc. eNosko.
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The Fi0h District.

Messrs. Williams and Gilmer will address the
people at the following times and places:
Ritter's Muster Ground, Moore, Monday, July
18th
Sheffield's Precinct, Moore, Tuesday, July 10Th.
COL j. D. Coxs Store, Randolph, Wednesday,
July Goth.
DeHin's, Montgomery, Thursday, July 2lst.
Saunders Precinct Moore, Saturday, July esd
Carthage, Moore Tuesday, July 26th.
Franklinsville, Randolph, Wednesday, July a7th
Leasburg. Caswell, Monday, August LIST
jamestown. Guilford, Wednesday, August 8.
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Appointments for the Fourth District.
Messrs. Branch and Sanders, candidates for Con-
gress will address the people at the following times
and places:
White Cross, Orange, Wednesday, July go.
Cedar Grove, Orange, Thursday, July 81.
Durham's Station, Orange, Friday, July es.
Green Level Wake, Saturday, July %.
Harrison's Old Store, Franklin, Thursday, July 60
Rolesville, Wake, Friday, July 60
Louisburg, Franklin, Saturday, July 80.
Oxford, Granville, Tuesday, August 9.
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a. y. JOURNAL OF EDucArIoN.-We have received
n. number Of this valuable Journal It con-
as the proceedings Of the Educational State Asso-
p..s together with other interesting mattr:-
f, W. Sonnsons essay on Normal Schools, read BE-
HI; s' ne Association in Newbern, is commenced in
in -. humber. Terms of the Journal 81 per annum,
Tough
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SUDDEN DEArn.-Mr. Caleb Turner. brother Of
Il. D. Turner, Esq, Of this City. died suddenly ss
the residence of John s. Field ESQ, In Necklsn-
burg county, Va, on Friday night last NJ. Tur-
ner Was visit to his old and tried friend NJ Hssd
and, up to the time Of his retiring % bed, Was In
his usual health In this city, and In AecklsoburE
where he died, be was well known and highly NJ
v,ecka6
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-16

Mr. Gilmcr was remarkable In the State Senate
for his acquaintance With al tho diversified inter.
ssts Of the Stslc.-Grssas6srs' FstrssG
Yes, and be vss rsmssksh,s In The Hoass a Rep
rsscnsatvcs for his sfBlaiioa NTH the basek Rspub
leans He pleased then % yell BY his vess. and
his speeches. shss they eoesFssslsssd hi. psh,riy.
and noustoa. a AlahsmA called o. Gia&ar 10
kim him
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II GoDEY's LADY's BOOK for July has ben ~
and much that is useful to the ladies The engs-
wings are beautiful Terms, q Per annum. Ad-
dress l. A. Cooley, Philadelphia
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Notices Of schools.

Notices OF SchOOlss
We have received the annual Catalogue Of tho
Franklin Male and Female Scientific and Military
Institute Duplin County, N. c.. for the scholastic
year ending June 80. 1859; X. ". Ml!ard and c.
B. benson, Principals" The whole number Of stu.
dents is 1873. The Cadet Corps consists Of 5s.--
This Institute is located in Duplin County. three
miles from Mount Olive Station, on the Wilmington
and Weldon Road.
The examination Of Prof Richardson's schools. at
Wilson, commenced on Monday, the a7th June. and
closed on Thursday night The occasion is spoken
of by the Ledger as highly interesting. Prof T. r.
Tucke who was to have delivered the annual adj.
dress, prevented by unavoidable causes from at
tending and in his absence his address. which had
been forwarded read by Mr.. Foy, OF the Ledger.
The pupils, it is stated, in the Leiyer acquitted
themselves remarkably we'll Wilson is famous
throughout the State for its good schools We trust
they may continue to flourish, dispensing mental
and moral light in all directions.
We have received a circular Of the Raleigh rc-
male Seminary for the ensuing year. Mr.. Bruton
has retired from the school to engage in the minis
! try, and Mr.. T. H. Brame, A. NJ, has taken his
place as Principal The Faculty consists OF T. II.
Brame. President; Miss A. ]. Scarle. Teacher Of
English, French, German, and Oil Painting; Mrs.
Harriet Whitaker, Teacher Of Music; Miss Sarah
E. Cook Teacher Of Music, Grccian and Oriental
Painting &c and Mrs. N. A. Brame, Matron.
We have also received . catalogue Of Charlotte
Female Institute, Rev. Robert Burwell, Principal.
The number of pupils in this school during last year
| was 1l3
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Appointments for the First District.
Messrs. Shaw and Smith will address the people
of this District It the following placcs:
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ssAid and Comfort to the Eaemy."
The following is the platform laid down by the
Raleigh Register for "thc opposition" in North.
Carolina Read il, and then hand il to your neigh.
bors:-
"WHo WE WILL SrProRr.-Thc Standard asks
US who We will support for the Presidency. We
answer that we will support any opponent Of rotten
and corrupt Democracy who is not an abolitionst
or black Republican; and furthermore. We say
THAT AS BETWEEN AN ABOLITIONIST OR
BLACK REPUBLICAN AND A DEMOCRAT,
WE WILL MAKE NO CHOICE"
Between Seward and Hunter, between Wade and
Breckenridge, between Lane and Banks, between
Dallas and Cameron, between Touccy and Giddings
between Douglas and Grow, the Register will make
no choice. 1t tells its Opposition" allies Of the
free States-the black Rcpublicans-that they are
just as good just as sound, just trustworthy rs
men who live upon Southern soil and own slaves.
If that is not giving laid and comfort" to the
miles, We know not what is
That the Register speaks for Mr.. Gilmcr, We DO
not doubt. That gentleman counts in this campaign,
and his utilization with the black Republicans gives
him the right to count the frccsoil vote Of his
District. Let the Southern rights Wings and
Americans of his District think Of that. vii!
they vote for such man.