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Fifth Congressional District.
we are requested to give notice that Stephen E
Williams, ESQ.,, the Democratic candidate for Con-
sress in the FIFTH District, will address his fellow
c'tlzens at the following times and places:
koxborough, Person, Tuesday, June 21st
Prospect Hill, Caswell, Wednesday, June 3d.
fatterson's Store, Alamance, Friday, June Oath.
ASHFORD, Randolph, Saturday, June 25th.
Troy Montgomery, Tuesday, June 2sth.
1anceyville, Caswell, Tuesday, July 9Th.
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u W The people Of Buncombe County decided o.
e "a instant to subscribe 1926, 900 to the French
=: oaa Railroad, by the following vote: Subscrip-
' "On 800; no subscription 1853. Majority for sub.
scrption 79z
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lHE FEDERAL CoURr.-This tribunal, which was
j." session here last week, his Honor Judge Biggs
presiding, adjourned on Saturday evening. Among
oner cases that of The United States O. George
Williams, Of Elizabeth City, charged with OBTAINING
a"o opening letter. Mr.. Dick appeared for the
government and II. W. Miller and j. Parker Jordan,
AS4ures, for the defendant The case was ably n.
saea on both sides, and the jury returned verdict
guilty. Before the verdict was rendered, how.
s'er the defendant made his escape, FORGETTING his
00nd Of $500. He has not been heard from since.
p Judge Biggs presided with ability and patience
~ remained several days, waiting for witnesses ID
se Williams case The District Attorney, Mr.
LICK also acquitted himself well.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD: wEDNEsDAY JUNE Is ~
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PARIS AND NEW york.

Strangers will appreciate the advantages
O the iofnrF IL some respects II least. On
first arriving At Paris, The ,isiter il surpfis.
Ell 70 find that he i beset bY neither hack.
drivers nor hotel runners. lie passes from
the depot without annoyance, aud sees hack.
men sitting on their boxes al distance,
and not permitted TO approach until called
Tor. When they hand him 4 card with the
legal rate u charges. Hotel runners are
not allowed 70 enter tile depot yard, nor 70
speak to traveller without being first spo.
ken TO. This Is also the case with hackmen
10 the streets. They are not permitted 10
annoy every one that passes them, bat must
remain on their boxes and wait until spoken
III.
This rule Is also applied 10 another class
d persons who are apt in all large cities Ia
insult or annoy those who pass them az night.
u they speak TO gentleman before being
spoken e. they are Immediately arrested,
and ans indrrorUus conduct by then, or any
une else IN the streets or public places Is
followed by immediate arrest aud sure pun.
lshmeni. without the convenience Of straw
bail or any other 81 the modern eoniriyanees
for eyading The penalties Of the law.
The punishment 10 Paris for petty frauds.
such ~ selling washed icwelry Tor gold, o.
incorporating % purchaser The value and
material of which an article Is made, Is so
heavy that Il Is very rare stranger il " Ia.
ken 10 and done for" ~ is 70 common else.
where. Those shops which keep imitation
gold jewelry for sale are obliged, if they OK.
hibit Il IN their windows, 10 tack card Ia
zach article, stating il precise character.
A storekeeper who should sell for silk a dress
made Of cotton and silk mixed, would be IL.
able 20 fine and imprisonment, so that any Of
the sharp practices Of trade, which are adj.
missible ~ some other quarters d the world,
arc seldom attempted 10 Paris.
NY. Erpres
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Congressional - We learn from the Fayette-
Vile Observer, that George NJ. White, Esq. who was
announced week two ago as a candidate for Com
gress in opposition to the Hon, Warren Wnslow, has
withdrawn from the canvass. Malcolm j. MDuiie,
Esq, Of Cumberland addressed the people of Bladen
On Tuesday OF last week, and announced himself a
candidate.
Gen. Walkup, nominated by the marlborough Ar
gus candidate in opposition 20 The Hon. Burton
Craig and who partially consented 10 accept, has
considered the matter. and atet consultation with s
friends has withdrawn, upon the superstition that at
this late stage there moi sufficient time for thorough
canvass. Mr. cnig is therefore again without an OF.
poneni.
Since lie above int type we have seen the Argus
Of the 9Th instant, in which is note from Gen. Walk
up, stating that at the pressing solicitation Of many
friends in all parts Of the district he is in for the
war and will run through the can,ess doing the hes,
in his power.
Very great excitement i prevailing IL the First Dis
uiei. Messrs. smith aud shaw going continually,
and speak almost every day. Smith poles aud Shaw
poles raised with flags fuerng to the breeze with
other evidences Of popular enthusiasm. The eonies,
viii probably be very close.
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pAKl.pEsII. SOLDIERS.

The newspapers, correspondent. from TIA.
Is, and Paris story teller, give d alt sorts uf
reports and anecdotes about the Iouayes,
the Turco., and other new species Of traps
nnw. in Italy. The xOuaves al Palestfo, they
tell u. got tieir bagged tpwsrr legs 10 wet,
and therefore % heavy, in crossing sDme
loWIlnls, that, when ordered to tie charge,
they cast oil their tfpwsers and ran 10 the
Anstrians. bayouet IN the hand, re.legged.
The corps has been - wild, il is also
aided. and 80 ll,tle regardful u mfum and
apua. that the Emperor summoned i certain
number 81 them. and told them ~ would o..
der them back 10 Africa and 10 France, il
ANYTHING OF the like occurred again: where
upon, il Is said, they cried like children,
and promised good behaviour.
Tie lnrcp- are / new race Il men On tie
European ii.id nl battle, nr, AZ lcas'. mt thrre
.cen u known sipte tue days d Hannibal,
0ho led tDrir ancestors INTO italy. They
are Mah0mnedan. under French officers aud
sub.uliisefs, natives Of Africa about Algiers.
black Of woody headed. We have The first
account from them On the field of battle. 10
ihe correspondence III The C0agtiiHtipHnti,
from No,arre, June ltli. MrMahon.s di,i.
s1n j. made UP 81 these irpop.. aud other,
from Africa The cure .pondent lad then
Just heard of this division at Magenta, where
they attacked the Anstriaus protected by
their cannon. Like tigers" says the
writer tile prrcipitatel themSel,e. upon the
Au.tfian-. CRYING sictOry," even before
thex had discharged thrir guns. Tie attack
is aid 10 have exhibited one u the stfaugest
aud most terrible spectaeles Of war. Tie
fnre1s threw themselves upon the enemy
like the savages d Cooper. without mercy o.
quarter soon d hnffi1ie melee occurred.
The voice Of the cannon even was drowned
by tie savage cries IL tie Tufro.--crie.,
40, the chaunt Of victory, nor the plants oi
Tie diving and wounded. All the language
Of Nah1met can muster II impreeai,nbs broke
forth from them 10 isolated groups waeu me
Tnren would often Dr seen struggling against
three Of four Au.tfians. When tie Al.tri.
an. ran, and the strife was over. tie specta.
Gle was not less strange. The fanatic con.
agsFprs rolled upon the earth. and, under The
inspiration Of Some African war song, they
danced the most frantic species IL dances,
amid burst. " laughter, and lrightl1i cries,
/ that startled even their companions 10 arms.
Some of them hal forced their prisoner. 10 VI
beside them. and upon the.e poor prisoner.
at first they glafed, a the lion glafes upon
IL rfey and then. With speciesoi la.sina.
\ ton. A. ifthry piiied inc poor creatures nOs
without means u defence. III other pari. VI
The field. they las duwn upon The ground
exhausted VITA fatigue sand recovering theii
strength 10 sleep. Tie French writer. how.
ever, denies that they act ike beasts Of prey,
Or are csrnisorous, but. nevertheless. he says
they ars savage. Their lines Al Magenta
were immense"
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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME CouRT.--By
Pearson, &. ]. In Simmons V. Horton, from
BERTHE. affirming the judgment. Also, in
Harrell v. Lee, from BERTHE, affirming the
judgment Also. in George V. Smith, from
Columbus, ueaire de nova. Also, in Meal
lister v. Holton, from Richmond, affirming
the judgment. Also in Cox Y. Humphreys,
from Sampson, affirming the judgment. Al
so, in State v Startling, from Lenoir, aeclar-
ing that there is no error. Also, in McKiell
V. Guitar. in equity, from Beaufort. $3.50.
in Eure V. Coney, in equity, from Gates,
dismissing the bill with costs.
By Battle, ]. In State '. Waters, from
Washington, judgment reversed and uenire
De nora, Also. in Manning '. skinner, from
Chowan, dismissing the petition with costs.
Also, in Warren v. Moore, from Chowan,
Judgment reversed and peaire de mona. Also,
in Tabba V. Williams, IN eqnity, from BERTHE,
overriding the demurrer. Also, IN Little Y
Richardson, from Arson, affirming the Jndg-
ment. Also, in Moore '. Rodgers, from Co.
lumbus, affirming the Judgment. Also, in
Bridgers v. McNeill, from Robson, Affirm.
ing the judgment.
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Hop The Administration " Retrenches and
Reforms ~ s40O 900 Flour Speculation.
"A correspondent of the Missouri Demo.
rrat, writing from Camp Floyd, u. T., under
date of June Sd, furnishes some startling
facts respecting the contract Tor furnishing
the army il Utah with flour for the ensuing
year.
The lucky contractors. it seems, are Mr..
John holiday and Col. Martin, who receive
1913 Go for every 100 lbs. Of flour they fur
nish. The average daily consumption of
flour BY the camp, is not less than 5000
pounds, making the annual consumption
about 1000, 900 pounds. This would amount
to S572, 900.
Now, when it is remembered that Messrs.
VIM. Martin aud Z. p. Stanton offered to
furnish the supply Of flour at $40 per 100
pounds, and that Mr.. ]. Z. Little agreed 10
take the same contract ior 81 80 per loo
pounds, is it not strange that Messrs. Holt
day and Martin have been awarded the con-
tract at SIS 60 per 100 pounds; Does II
not look like collision on the part OF the
Secretary OF War;
Aud This is by no means the worst feature
Of the case. For, SAYS the Democrat CORES.
pondent. the quality Of flour manufactured
in this Territory is OF the poorest descrlp.
tion, and would pass for sweePings at any
maket in the States"
Ii appears that since the arrival Of the con.
tractors Messrs. Holiday ard Martini IN
the Territory, they have been contracting
for tbs sort Of -four, al from 50 10 So per
100 pounds. Were they to pay IS Tor all
they bus, it would only require an outlay Of
$1,000 to complete their contract with the
Government, leaving them the snug little
sum Of four hundred and fwsfue thousand
dollars. Now il, a. this correspondent thinks
! to be correct. there are four partners IN this
arrangement, they will realize one hundred
thousand dollars each, aud be at no trouble
or risk. The eatire wages Of the men EN-.
d, ployed IN the Q. N. Department Tor whole
year, would not amount To one-half the sum
squandered % this A0ar contract alone.
+ To what purpose DO We hear this cry about
rctrenchment in the expenditures of the go.
yernmsnt, while heads Of Gspartsments are
thus permitted to lavish upon contractor,
hundreds of thousands u Tie peoples mo.
nry: We shall not be surprised 20 learn,
when the expenses u sending out the army
/ TO Utah 10 make peace With brigham Young
are footed up, that the profits OF speealatnr.
connected with the expedition exceed by
thousands oi dollars all lis other expenses.
4 n y Erprsa
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WILLIAM w. HoLDRN, Eso.--We take the
election Of Mr.. Holden to the Presidency OF
the Educational Convention Of the State. re-
Gently at Newbern, not only as deserved
tribute to the man, but to the press OF North
Carolina. The press has furnished the mo-
tive power to the acceeraliun Of education
in North Carolina and every where else, and
hence the appropriateness Of placing at the
head Of the Convention, a member Of that
fraternity. None OF our craft have nantes.
ted deeper interest in the objects and sue
cess OF the Convention, Than Mr.. Holden has
from the beginning, but al have been ready
10 lend hand in advancing lis interests. Let
the ball roll on until every child IN North
Carolina is put in the schools and encouraged
10 obtain an education. Wash. Die
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DENTAL SCIENCE
IcmrIalsl !

The arteue. Supplying tie iraiI come
from the internal m1yiHa,y, branch II Tie
external carotid The external ftfu,id j.
one u the iwg dIsisions Df tie common ca.
roftd. and extend. from the top II the larynx
n the neck If the eardyle n tltc lover jaw
and msatu. anIiiDrius rxtefngs. The com.
mon carotid artery make III divisions into
tie external and internal a, lie upper part
Of The larynK OF thyrpid cartilage.
Tire common earotds, as they are demo.
minated, arise, a. their name imply, los
down IN tie neck 81 Il. base The rigi,
common carotid comes from tlr arteria III.
nominate, tie M from tie arch d thc aoria.
Both ascend the neck, covered hfst By tie
platysma aud superficial flcia along the in.
ner margin u the sternO.Cieido Inast1id mus
eles, 70 toe top the thyroid cartilage, when,
a. have said, they divide ID the external
and internal earosids.
The external sends 81 several branches.
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EXPENDITURES or THE GOVERNMENT, &c.-
The amount Of expenditures Of the govern
ment within the fiscal year, ending on the
50th uit., we're in round numbers 500. 4O0. 900.
while the appropriations for that year were
ssj.0OO.00O. But, as in practice, portion
Of what is appropriated for fiscal year is not
expended until after IT, expiration, the only
way II determining What are real e.pendi-
lures. is by taking the yearly appropriations
by Congress. These are all spent first or
last, be- they great or small.
As the receipts from customs for the last
fiscal year are s5O, SOC, 900, il is reasonable
10 suppose that they will be Tor the fiscal
year now entered upon AZ least SIS 900 600.
sales Of lands, &C.. will cry that sum up
above sixty mlllions, leaving IRON fifteen TO
twenty millions applicable TO the redemp-
ton Of treasury notes, since that the appro,
prlations, definite and indefinite. for the pre-
sent fiscal year. are not above SIS. 100000.
a, il has been generally stated through re-
ports hence, that salaries Of postmasters
throughout the country. aud OF their clerks,
with other expenses, would be betrayed from
accruing hostages after the 50th June ult.,
Il j. proper 10 say that no such view Is coun-
tenanceI x the department On the contra
~ il j. held. that not dollar ean-be legally
expended until Congress meets and makes
appropriation on post Office account. What
: received By postmasters after the s0th ult.
is held 10 be IN the treasury. and cannot be
paid ont for any purpose. They were in Ct.
irct treasury officers. aud the amount that will
accumulate in their hands beloreJanuary next,
will be al least So 0O0, 900 in specie.
Corr II ne Bat. Sun.
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wednesday, July IS, 1859.
MIR. G,isyyold,s Concert.-Not having

MIR. Glisw0id's C0ncert.--Not hav wing sue.
ceeded last week in procuring al audience in conse-
quence Of the unfayorabe weather, Mr.. Grswod pro.
poses to give one Of his Musical Entertainments at the
Massnic Hall on Friday evening next. Mr.. Grswold
is spoken of BY good judges possessing very SUI
perior tenor voice. which is managed with fine Taste
anJ Judgment and his enuneation being very distinct
adds greatly to the pleasure Of hearing him, We
think the lovers Of music win find rich treat in his
entertainment.
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OFFlcIAL VaIE or NIRGlNn.-The Rich.
mond papers publish The official vote for Go.
srrnur - Virginia. with the exception ~ the
chuniies d Boone. Brooke aud Elizabeth
Gity. and from these. the ,oles are given,
which are believed 10 be correct aud reliable.
Le,cher's jutiiy j. oniy $40. Tine falling
OF . the Democratic vote j. 6.i62. and 10
thr Opposition snte I'LL Tie aggregate
spte y 1856; il 1855. Presidential cleo
iiun,) ijO. 4s3 and 10 1855, 1T, 62g.