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%tatrieirt cine due9cSciducte Sinttur 9eatn ons @rauwcroen II.
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9tgGr's SUPERINTENDENT

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ganaen' uebtln %e;rorben, Oar ce Ndni unu6tbi0 unkrcr SeuS III
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alS .3tu8niB Der noeralrihIiAen 9uBtidfcit oieitr c6tuSennnntrr
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Gen; Ferner tnih1lt btrieibe Y~puut6uriee @eihreibunSen rbcnae.
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leToae nc 49tF lMeI UNI nldtio dnberee. Die Sranfen wpltr
p6trt wtroen.
9n allen @pctkcfen 'u habcn.
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0. H. CHARLEY,

5dnoIrr orn geccr unc Shub- 6inrinac, Smprrteu
non fron,Giiibcm &alticcrr,
II. Ctr, 'miibcn Ntaiu II. Carp, Nitnrno, &a
Gtutid. SdutmodNcin mirb ties r~ulit6ubi1it olirrt rte yoor,
nn ycetr ducr Nrt bcltcne s%mrfa!lcu. 9irirItcn iinecn ralltit III.
9uh alice 81 tbrcH @clNdft nrtht9t S8crtcue, bic f. 4. 9ineinoS,
yeilttn -, 0ut Sprtcu lppere II. i. ~ Eua rru Saulcrn uS
Sudnh nrrrn 9etraudbt mcrceubc Vcrcr lit 9icthious Y~cuylttio.
MIe eicle @rrtct mtrHrn 9c9cn Soor pprr cute NGptcrr tinisn
YcrfGuft. IG4
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%9Iusuit Srrctcr,
Npptbetcr unb 0ru90iI It,
Np. 10 MGinsS traee.

Dantene FUR eae tisbtr 9cmrnneuc 3utrnucu brit or, unicr gu
i6erunN prrmrteT 9ebiennn9, eoifclbc audi ftrnerbiu III ertalten.
3etErte wereen III jeotr 3eit (bci gag uno9todtp prrnrpt unb q,
%pifenb1it GuSgtfubrt.
Nlc Soricn 6ortenGfe. 6criirslos. 9ruat6nocr, giaarrs
Sauts. Naa- une Shnupftltat ~betaupj0 on6oRo uni wtrccn !
ben b~iliiAilen Nrsiien pcrtanft.
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NtutlNc Deba m NJ G..
NtrS. y. Saumann, NarihIa-S troBc,
~iriIdhcn Der 5tcn unp 6ten.
n"bt zen 6rauen 5idmOneS Die ersebrnit Nnscisc, ban liz in
StnilNt1no ais otbanme hubert mn auf Ter llniYeritlt III 9am.
BERG III Sdtern thr &rancn teifauhCn hat, morItr lie pie tcitru
3eu9nile .orIesen fam, mech ID lie fn tn epItommcul IN @clrs
9ellhEUTa pslteu3 empneMt 3u9Icitf madt ricitlbc ihrtn G36nue-
Baltimore II Sabre pr0eiieirt BAL, unp Dap JIG pesbalb os Geti,hc
rnnS 9sFen lam, eaF Tic stnaiSc @uftrdle in ser i~tncantn lQrrit
""p sur p"hteHHsHlifn5 NTTiecehbftt ausrttten fam. I23. ;
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Sef6dftssS In;eiacn.
0i6tis fur aus unb jepcu Giu,rlnen .

gSi6fts tur Nue une iepcu GinSrinsn
unterSethnstsr tbslt eem scr6rtR gu6lifum nit, Dan or Gin
wager alier Serrn SScine uno 9iauprS BALI, better S..,;s
tdt, Ole er I'M Srostn une 8icincn unt III ben biatoler I,rS;-
ZEN abloet, Derieibe bdlt sIeiGfoIe Gin Sdscr on osu:iaCr
grudtsn, etutid,sr Nurif, SerpI!atsipurft. 9lunpurit rro
S@rarienn'ogen, SlreeGen, Sorninse, 3metltcu, Safr-
SLuec, Ahinnih. Sdipetertdie mo alter ipINcr @rtttel, Sic in
2S'rt'raiitn uno HPn Nrirailcutcn scCr0udt pcrotn. 9 .i6s
elnsauir leten ftnltlbtn III Stanp, piebuum 6ufrrlt biuit
rtrtaulen III tpnnen. Spbn Sh0b.
Notnfrafc. Sriihsn Der II. uuc IS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-19

Ter Undergraduate But irincn neutrality-suspicious. Strrr
an Ger @fr Der 6tcn unb SroorltroGc iprtcn nit cinem
rriten unp arihmodpulrn Eager aticr in eiuen Dry
9rpeS @clh1it p~ortcmmcnrrr arttfcl mieecr %crGfuct.
bic or, IA or nur 9egrn Saar getauft bat, ;u GuRcrlt
t't!i9en Nrcifcn p%ertauit. Our auiht ~pcric!ten larci
frcuuclihit Gin g.. W. 81 oIcntQum NJ.
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g. H. GRAVES,

g. H. GRAVES,
5ouIs uno Sian Vainter uno @laItr,
q. StVa6e, irpiiten 9rraos une Grace,
8tbmpnb, ga.
aas in Sisit @!titaftsSpsiss t~ini6Iastnbe grbtisn, Iopie aub
Granting, M9rbitng uo Nalen ron Stutsn &C.. mcrbsn ihnsQ
6. 8. Orapts.
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&aHt-, Snad, 6aus unp Qoasrticr CALM.

Mtctn,H Grtuncen icmtc tCui 0cIarm,cn Nubtifunr bic c1ctcnC
TnietNt, c!F tN oi 6uft be 9teIeu Mlite, Ncbcn 9RtocS so
iu, en- ntuce Sn1d~ oeuS CinNcriGttt Babe. mpicltt nctcn irniti
gen GrIrt'dnl;n9n ltttS Gin 9utcs glOS SctOcr'tc5 Nr is go0cr,
Sttr 81 h1btn III. Gtncm rcht iutlreidcn 9ciub iett Irtuurllhl
eni9cSTn Srbn Ntorrb0ufer, Mot.
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Seriuif6te Mm;ciaem.
d & Gc's

S6aap & 9c's
Jrsnd CONFECTIONERY uno &arietIten- Stpre,
oeutlhe 6ridtr Ii. 6adsboltumaS- Artifel,
@de Srccos ufp 5. Strase.
Stets all Sone aIs Grisn ror 5arcs- @onbies, Sribttn, CIR
labc, Srubpne &c.
Gbeuic ttn auSsewdtteS 2de'r spn Sran;Sfid5sn Qorflmt
adntmen. Suriten. Sritl ub Gdl:nteyie-Sa6cn Shrcibmateric
Nsrernaoren, Yrrtmrnnaet. 9uEeucla,cn, ftine Sterile, 6pl,
moaIcn u. onocrte 5auebaitur9S0frGth
GnNiitb cine NnSwabI cpn GiSat''u unb Sa6Gf iecer gIt unit
rpn btntr Suulit6t.
une
&sa- @Fuiit~ Gnnr rrrntc. or
Gachc. &nf .9den,. Giheltaf:. gsuit Ncmper unr
Srpfcn empfcblt &. 6. TiT&er. @ot.
6rihc O'causn unp Mccicnmente. umttr onrcren
Seset1biitihc Slutrrini9nnss- @iacn, SraubrctbSr, SoucS- uni
eslt'd's 4ailers9iaen; &tyane's getcragiln SuHanbS, 6r.
lcitcrS, SpcrtaYcnie up 9aEcr'S giterS. frilh crbaltcn uc iun
Scrtoui bi 8. 6. Tifdcr. Not,
Samme. feline unp qrctc. ron Snpta rubber, Glen
betn INN Sprn; frau;6Tlte unb cn9liihc 3ahn~ une a~fdSel6irnrr
ette eau DC GUip9Hc, in toItcn unp 9anien 6loepuc. brt
i. e. Slider. @et.
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gufa6t sm
Gpmuue 8ricrri6 S9nds Sod
unb ~stpibntt
eer Griiirtcu oeutIGer Ration in ten ger. Irrien
@taatsn nun Nrro.Qmcritd.
(Gis pr.isscoiht prrqstraasn fri hem
Shtaerftite in 8dItinptc.)
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T,ucr MtGt llaocn

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an groaoltr.. imiIdcn Or 2. mn 8. StroEe.
llntcriciductcr ml1t benz c~eutlttcu WubIifum bic erocbc,s
NnirtQc, odf tr ali cti9cm YlIec eincn Wrbelabtn GRO Nru
bat, NH bite; n cprtonlarnoeu T6utr INT SlEciatcn 3gs
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btlt9 oue9efutrt. 9tcpar0turcn prrrpt urp bilte.
.Jbnc Won 6rcebcr.
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D|ampiiAiffaNrt ariihen MidmpnO II. Mer gIrri.

Die tciocn ercRcn unb bcqueut cirgcriahern See onlrf>
ltint rSNmeetcml" uRb ,,Npancfc" merort ecn rciIenSCn
NurIitun iur @cnubuna brfenS e%mpfoblcn. Der Rabryrrs
bctr09t III Der Goluic incl. Sctt uEb aoit SIS, uno in, Snj>
idtnoct 50. = Die IS rntotppn" verdict ibrtn Wbarf ON
8rtttts ieocn Dierlto9 UNI 4 ltr NahmiitaoS, patrenS Bic
.Stoonptc" iceea 6reit09 nm 6 llbr @btnbo BON Gits Npirt
%abtahrt. 2Str easlettcre 0ompflbif bcnuben min, BAT i5
5ti Den untrritnci,n Gin 6ohrbiuc su I6fn. 10y
Gr0ht ruiyb bili9t ou1tuumritn unp punItltbf befprScrt.
NaTNScprsi6 nah N9rfolt Sc. 90.
1891 0uoIam II. gBatGur.
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Npertattu9.
Or lutcricidNncic III ieet I'M Stauoe, ieten guftrae in
itinem niei@Gite ouSJWiNbrcn uni ;mor 10 biaia ais mpaIiH,
@inr IuSipatl ppn S6r9cu lit f~Ortpdbrenb Y]urrittta.
Gin Rtutr, gutter S~pettnWa9cn nit cineni autcn Sret>
ser unt rahiesn @N:ctn FUR ctpaieen @e6raid,
Die NuimCrflamtctt pm !eottlsS uGabern IL. NamiIicn tptrS
ic'itttCi Nuf lciRc srofc Guepdbl ron @iamaben,n,
IuettitrrR ron Sgpsae. Stiblen II. Sprina, Niotraten
MIRO lTrnp! tfirT9i. SrdnttS Gaube,
Srpdonr.. Gdc Der 3ieu SttcEc.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-27
Friday, Jan. 81.
NATE

PERSONAL PRIvILEGE-THE REGISTER REPORT.
MrG uyther arose to question of personal privi-
ese He said in the Raleigh Reqister of the 10th
INST, he saw what purported to be q report of the
proceedings Of the Senate the evening of the Sth.
IN that report he was made to take quite an
setve part. First he was quoted as saying that
dd not thank that Senator, (Mr. TurnerD for his
N.re when my remarks were, he continued,
that the Senate did not thank the Senator to lee
, y US on our duty" Mr.. G. read from the
Register:
n Dr. Guyher, Of Martini moved from his side Of the
"nanoer and took close by Mr. Turner. and after
'1g poetry, not dsnctvely heard by said in high
w. am my masters dog. pray whose dog are you:
~ turner was at loss to answer Senator who &C.
o%iedged himself to be dug If he had said he was
gentleman and behaved as one he should feel sach
barrassment - ' ~ - : :.
II ne were that Senator he might say, much
au MN, but it would be language unbecomng his
n as Senatorial dignity He hoped tae Senator would
character, 50 disgraceally assumed The Senato',
bInued Mr. Turner, did not tell us hose dog b. was
IA men discaimed all ownership his part and said he
NJ own he would be ashamed Of such dog.
Uuyther pulled of his cOat aad said he did not
10 violate parliamentary rule be had simply made
and applied it, he should not take it back, and be
rs esPonsble for what he had said.
a, turner You have said nothing; you have barked
a,aS tE~,ce-barking dogs never terri:y me- Nor am
aaa OF their biting
Mr. Guyther replied much .fter his former style.
/: Ar.Guyther continued He said he did change
ND seat IN order to hear more distinctly, taking one
mar 70 MI Turner. In reference to the allusion to
tta''g on his coat he said there u .. secret his
n.y. wy. relation to my pulling off my over coat
tb"s as 'oid by gentleman to be on my guard for
Tue Senator from Orange was prepared with
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-27
For the Standard.

MEssRs. HOLDEN wnsox: Please permit sub.
scriber to appeal through your valuable paper, to
the new Board Of Commissioners in behalf Of all
those citizens who have suffered In former times
from an intolcrablc nuisance. Notice has been
given by worthy member Of the Board. that on
the first Friday in Feb, the ord nance prohibiting
the hogs from going at large win he repealed This
ordinance has been in operation three years and re.
ccived the hearty appreciation Of two thirds Of our
citizens II the commissioners win enquire Of their
constituents, they will learn that majority Of them
was elected under the belief that they would not
revive this discarded nuisance. The repeal Of the
ordinance can benefit no one. There Is not house.
holder in the city who will not be injured BY it
His side walks his fences, his yard and his garden
will be rooted up and deliced Nor win the corpor.
alton suffer less detrment The cutters and sewers
will be rooted up and DISTRACTED, and in every
street there will be mud holes for waowing in and
every door step and corner stone and fsnce, win b
daubcd with mud, and every side walk covered with
filth Il was in former times when the whole city
was in the language Of visitor here, one large hog
styc" No town in the State. with population q
large a ours, permits this nusanca The ordinance
applies only to the limits Of the City before they were
extended and.ha no reference to the new limitR
Under these circumstances We would respectfully
ask Of the commissioners reconsideration of this
question and relief from this most intolcrabc Of al
nuisanccA
WESTERN WARD.
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The System Of Ad.va,ore. Tasa,ies.

We publish below the resolutions on this subject
first offered by their author Mr.. Blclsoc, in the
Senate. and afterwards Ly -. ranlaul. in the
Commons. They were voted down in both Houses.
the Legislature not being yet prepared to adopt the
system; but the members from Wake. We arc graft.
fed to state, voted together in favor Of the rrsolu.
tons.
There can be no doubt Of tho practicability and
justice Of the ad-raiorsm system. Nor can the H.
mocracy Of any ono who advocates the system be
impcachcd, for il first suggested by Gov. Reid
in his annual message in lsi:. than whom there Il
no soundcr Democrat in the United States ot
America
We do not propose now to discuss the question.
our only purpose being at present TO rc-asscrt our
support Of the doctrine. which VIC al oncc sul~c,ib
Reid Mr. Blcisoe, with his accustomed holiness,
has cspouscd this doctrine and the first to give
It practical shape before the assembly. Of its u.
nal triumph we entertain no Doubt
Rssired. That it is the opinion of this General
Assembly. that the government Of North Carolina
established for the equal protection Of all the
citizens and property within the limits Of the State
RssoieeJ. That the government having been g..
tabshcd for the cqus! protection of all the citizens
and all the property within the limits of the State.
justice demands that all should equally Contribute
to the support Of the government in proportion to
the protection enjoyed.
R.soirsd. That in the collection OF rsssasS Tor
the support OF the gorernmenf and the payment Of
the public dstf, it is unwisc unjust and incxpc,li.
ent to discriminate in favor Of or against any par.
uar class Of persons. any particular species ol
property. not contemplated by the trainers Of the
Constitution.
Rssoired. That any system of revenue imposing
upon any class Of citizens or property, more than
their equitable share Of the burdens Of government
is inconsistent with that principle of Dsmecnsfis
Republican Equality, upon which the government,
was established and without which il could no,
exist.
Rssoired. That the committee on Finance arr
hereby instructed TO Report Rsrea"e Bill upon
the principles set forth in the foregoing resolutions
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-27

RARg AND VALUABLE WoRks-Mr. s Il Buckley,
some new and valuable works, to Wit: The ma
tional Portrait Gallery Of Distinguished Americans
with Biographical Sketches ~" Michaux 4 Nut.
tails North American Sylvia" containing colorcd
plates Of all forest trcc-and Indian Tribes Of
North America" These works have been gotten
up in the best style and are fully and beautifully r.
Illustrated The North American sylvia" Is cspcci-
ally interesting. and as rare as 1: Is interesting a.
there is no other work Of the kind 80 full a. this to
be had Mr.. Buckley is at present at the Planters
HOTEL in this City.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-27

In the Senate, yesterday, the bill concerning the
Cape Fear and Deep River improvement was dis
cusscd at considerable length. The substitute for
the bill offered by the Committee Was adopted and
the bill as amended was then rejected its second
reading. by vote Of II to 60.
The bill to extend the charter Of the Bank Of the
State for period Of six years was under discussion
at the hour Of adjournment.
The Commons was engaged the greater portion Of
the day on the revenue bill on its third reading.
The general impression now seems to be that the
two houses will no, adjourn before the 18th Of next
month.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-27

DEEP RIVER CoAL-wc arc under obligations to
Mr.. Cassidey, President Of the Cape Fear and Deep
River Navigation Company, for barrel Of the Deep
River coal recently landed at Wilmington. This coal
is btumnous readily ignitcs and burns with clear
bright flame, throwing out much heat Ono square
yard Of il will weigh ton
Persons who have not seen this coal arc invited to
call at the Standard Office and examine II and sec Il
burning.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-27

GLEN anna FEMALE SExNAxr.-Thc examination
Of the pupils Of this Institution, located at Thomas
vile, takes place today and tomorrow; and the
Spring session will commence Feb 1st We learn
that the school was never in more prosperous con.
dition.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
wAS0txUyux 4

WASNtxUyuN. Jan. - le19
SsSAm-Nf. SlideIl from The Tosvssu Cosusss-
tee. rposscd stsll sppsvpsssiag tsa oSoO0 % 6cl-
itsss The scgui.;oa a Csbs By oekpsssipa- Tks -
port assumes that ihe sc9uis;iioa a Cahs might b
scquirsd shrrs says: Yirss BY sehirsins iss eun
iadepsndeacr. In which csss e would soos b IN.
ncxsd Second by cpoqssss, ShirA Would isvsavs
. xvoessl var. Third by pureAsss. - mo- psupe-
sd The Presidrns vsass e oaly by hsaosshle
means excerpt IN case a ovusvlinG psesskisy. vhss
Il could b ANNEXED - Q measure a ssacAs6sm-
The rvpost urEn Coorrss 10 ssecsioa he sspossA
rreswsl a eesoshiioas By pasHiag DE I'm
uoess The u01s diseunssd he Csusulne D.
p,omstic bn s.....
Mr. Br.sch. iron d. RersR Csaniesss. xpsr.
bsll similar 10 Ms. Slsdeira lie kspsd shsss ~.
O. would Be . ascsssisy 10 bsseEs he lslsad but =
e should occur. 4 xssld b Q hasis sGss "a cdr
means 70 acquire L eshssvis - bso ssAs.sasA
wAsonusus, jaa ..
ssxAm-Tbs Psriee Railway IN - Aipss.ssa
By Ne. Jehnsoa. a Isaa-, vhs eeeupisd sssiy IL
entire a6uuooa.
Hossa-rhs Hsass t,hisd IL psspssjtiss 70 a.
tsnd ~ Ocsaa osu service slsag tks PA<iee p0e
md Msxico; alsa ssesh0 auo d l1aAa0 ap6
Rssaoa 10 SeuaA Ao9ina psstA NJ go kb
believed sss Indicative e sosaA slsags = ~
irseehasss & IL poGal sysSsA IL eva - T.
ploaaaie bin vs dsoassa sm ~ s1ssmooA
rt-. - !. ?. =. } .sl-l-7F .s.f-. - tsss
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CT Stan6ar6.
RALEIGH: . thursday. JAN. ~, isss.

HOLDEN WILSON, SsAss Psn,sn.
AUTHORIZED pus.,sssss o. Tns Laws or .us rrse STATE
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WESTERN WARD.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-01-12
Population Of Oregon !.

The Black Republican journals have been
objecting to the admission of the free States
of Oregon. because its population, as they
alleged: was but 10000. This is not the
true reason for their opposition, but if it was
it would be removed by letter from Gen
Lane, the Territorial Delegate, who says tie
population of the Territory in 1855 was 49,
600. In 1850 it was but 10, 900. If it had
increased in 1855 as it di6 before that time,
its population would be considerably more
than enough to entitle it to member of Con
gress. General Lane estimates the popula-
ton at go, 900, and concludes his letter by
refutiDga falsehood which has been lately
telegraphed over the Union. He continues:
''To show how little reliance ought to be
placed on statements circulated as reliable
information in regard to Oregon affairs, [
may here advert to what purports to be
an item OF telegraphic news, which [ see IN
every paper that 1 take up The statement is
that Governor Douglas has been inaugurated
as Governor of Oregon, and that census has
just been taken showing the population to be
~, 500. Now, IN this time we have a speci-
men of the paragraphs to which have refer
ed. There has been no census taken in Or
egon since 1896. There is no Governor in
Oregon of the name of Douglas The Ter
rItorial Govern or is George L Curry; the
Governor elect under the State organization
is John Whitaker. But by this reliable
statement, this very truthful report of affairs
on the Pacific, We have both the American
Governors of Oregon laid aside, and the Brit
tM Governor of Vancouver's Island or New
Caledonia inaugurated as Governor of an y
merlcan Territory, now asking for admission |
as one of the States OF the Union"