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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

TEACHES wsS,rn-Thv si,issns of the Neigh.
borhood Of Branehs Store In Dup,in County. desire
to employ Teacher. to whom good ssiasy vili BE-
given. The location ID rvprcssa,ed ~ pleasant and
healthy. For particulars saisvss James q. Rs,neh.
Branch's Storr. puplin County. y C
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20
The Eighth District.

The last Asheville Nees contains an account of
the discussion in that place on the 18th, between
Aessrs Coleman and Vance The Ners says:
Mr.. Coleman led off in one of the most able and
effective speeches ever delivered in this place. He
briefly reviewed the history of parties, and taking
up the record showed to the satisfaction Of every
unbiased mind. that Mr.. Vance had not occupied
me ground which, as the representative of = high
toned southern constituency, he ought to have
sken;-that he manifested, in short too great a
disposition to cousin" with the enemies of the
Sou'h, whenever by so doing he could hope to give
me Democratic party blow. Mr.. Coleman was
reluctantly compelled to devote considerable por-
aon OF his time to personal matters, the Opposi-
uon have been unusually active in the manufacture
ana circulation Of personal SANDERS thereby confess
ing the weakness of their political props and the
necessity they feel of bolstering their cause by un-
JSt and ungeneIous aspersions of Mr.. Coleman's
private character"
MI: Vance of course told any number anecdotes.
ne lodged artfully aad awfaly, as Coleman pressed
ns record home upon him. The Ne'os adds:-
The democrats were fully satisfied with the dis.
1G:ssion; and proud of their candidates able and
%sn'ned bearing. The news from every quarter is
seerns, and if the discussions throughout the Dis
met have been like the one here Mr.. Coleman will
'au Ills opponent by very heavy majority"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

The Rssters Democrst published in Chariotte,
N. G., by VIM. J. Yates Esq, has entered upoo is
eighth volume. The Demoerat is ven conduetsd
subscription list is constantly on the insase and
during the last two years il has nearly doubled
This d encouraging. We are truly pleaaed 70 no
tiee the prosperity attending friend Yates enter.
prise He deserves 1t IN, and more WilwiaS.
ton Josrnal
We concur with the Journal The Dsnsesst +
one Of the most readable and useful pepen IN ths
State tsea
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

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Letter from Gov. Ellis.

We copy from an exchange paper the following
letter, addressed by Gov. Ellis to Committee. in
reply to an invitation to be present at the dinner
given to Mr.. Stephens, at Augusta, Georgia:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. RALEIGH
June 26th. 1853.
GENTLEMEN: Your favor Of the 10th inst invi.
ting to Se present ut = complimentary dinner to
the Hon. A. II. Stephens, at Augusta on the Cd day
Of July next is at hand for which please accept my
thanks.
regret exceedingly that official business will pre-
vent my being with you at the time designated
This regret arises from the fact that there IS no man
in this country whom would more delight to hon.
or than your distinguished guest I regard him ss
not only Of the ablcs but Of the purcst and
most reliable statesman in the Union; and in this
feeling, l ain happy to say, the people Of North.
Carolina participate without distinction Of party.
As Representative from the State Of Gcorgis. Mr..
Stephens has shown himself capable Of filing the
highest positions under the government; and Il Il
most natural that his countrymen should have their
attention turned towards him in connection with
such positions. Though the country has lost the
services Of Mr. Stephens in the House Of Reprcscn.
tatives it to be hoped that the day ID not distant
when he will be called upon to occupy more cx.
tended field Of labor and Of usefulness to the public.
Hoping that you will have an agreeable, social
gathering on the ID prox., have the homer to Be
your obedent servant
JOHN W. ELLIS.
Messrs. W. N. D'Antignac, and others Of the Com
mittee Of Invitation
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

IN FOR THE War" After mature consideration,
a !" the pressing solicitule Of many friends in all
t bars OF the District" Gen. S. H Walkup has de-
@imlned to sacrifice himself for his country by con-
s,ang to run for Congress in the Seventh Congress
ssa District, in opposition to the Hon. Burton
Il. "a'gs! glorious! gallant old-lins Whigs! 81
s ,eerenh Congressional District ar;sa Gscake,
,""e OF the deac-drops that glitter on your gar
G.s.,. ma Walkup to the Licklog.-Fayetteei,le
nV sz III t,s}s tt< So 81
" hata brilliant time Mr.. Walkup aud The Wades-
through Argus will have, rafting in about three
"seAs behind Burton Craige.
u 20 The weather u hot, and no mistake. lei
,s who are cool, keep cool; let those who are in
.,' places, stay there; and let those who want "a
h.. COOL places, get there II they can We an
nard at work, and determined that when III
w. w. weather comes We win be here to enjoy Il
NJ we live by perspiration and anticipation
, lug corn crop about here is needing -rssin very
thu " The cotton, We presume, is rather benefited
0'ner"ise by this dry bot weather.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20
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AI1etssoesss Sss sAs Fist District.
Mcs<r~ Shaw and Smith vill address The psople
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

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count Of the discussion in Yanceyville.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
%roeeries, propisions, 81.
IULEs MUMM g. Cos CHAMPAGNE.

JULES AUMM q Co' ChAMfAuNE'
p A. MUMHs
RHINE AND MOSELLE WINES.
We beg nfsm the rsds ara the Pubc IN s.oe,. ms re
KEK for the agency has been on tne
S,, dsy of s ard that have appoin JAMEs
hs'H"' 0"0s"' ',' ''-'' JULES MUMM 1 Co.,
PA MUMM.
cARpTo THE TRADE ANDTdE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
mMM Co. ,an b sr.Ss Ss Seen
-. ,A ~ are now m ned with all energy
ana a. Se ms.D. 70 m,.ls our .tioo at W. have
therefore chang eed our Iseley and VIII send "s
Ne wS 10 establish marked distinction between brand
JULES hUhM Cos and that Of similar nsms in order
for which purpose haI. .h.y changed our former labels
We ss s,s rn' We 2 have n s o rs ed sY
any brand and fell satisfied sy the eso' eo"P.I'0n
All ts., ss sf in eur favor the hc and the trade s
70 With others and what ey
ss; 1S; sr.as from tS &c S CABINET
JULES MUNM Co. FLruR DE slLLERY WINS DE
DANEe"
JULES MUMM Co o."IMPERIALn
And we & pT' s:'; s
on hills Of fare in order to avoid confusion with other am'
kIpsnes ,yro,vv,v c.p,Nrrr
new brand expr. up combine NERLENAf With
CABINET VIE in Greer TO establish qua ity which
eesp sent to Your coubtT, by .Sy house. With this e1quas
qoA, rneer bop. :. Tee: toe soos ..e Of the
any s,hs and maze ss :i. T' O 70.
ladies dinner evening critics where aensss
tine fsyor red 10 :. QuIea.
"IMPEkiALr ~ fsvorite vine well known and neeas
ne reeomuends,cn Our former CABINET ia consequence
Of tbs mentioned on with our VERZENAf We WI
ROT iuroit unl o. BY particular request OF order
beg observe in order eistinsush ou new I'm
nom former .he sse viii bear the
sf cur prs<rt -n JAMES MEYER jr with our sasoEspA
sSpstIre eSch borle
W. vii only for tie future ba; have sssdy 'e9. IN
cur shr Fulton and William Tell al OF ear
SsDds without exceIon PACKED cs,.s 20 your coanty
Our houte IN Cologne 10 the STAhNHOUSE OF ALL De
EUhMt and its existence nearly secular; our ceus. ID. re
are wep provided with the best RHINE snd AoScLLE
WINES; b-,ides Of the hnsst vipsyrds ~
JoHANNISBERo, sdJo:nEs the vineyards Of FRINGE NET
fEaNiCH.
We r, cuy nd wi1es to the patronage Of
VIZ u" JULES MUMM Co.
A. MUMM-
Referring the thove advertisement and cad OF heUt
JULEs NUM- Co, and +. A hU4A, beg 70 iniHm t,e
aee that have shpuerts the Fston and william Tel'
which ~il b. In port fer which Am nov PIE Iea 20
tahe orders ResPectfaly -
JAMES MEYER. ir., No. ~ Brosd<t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
STORY FOR WINTER EVENINGS.
N BEAUTIFUL IaTEREsTIN9 MORAL
WHILE IT WAS MORNING.
By vIKGISiA r. TowS,rxD.
Editor Of " "Ar,hur's Home Magazine"
"a O.


SOME or re ri &c, sooo ,f"S GIiISos rS SAID OFT
This a. s1s.eS M i M ..Ist .s i. Hw and
EswYoIh The have familiar soapS ihe incidents are
Trsrs i. no,sp, Of tr,isn the b,ot and alt '
su,ions Of American cha'arie We have GeJ nr'
Ms. AO.,e .cy., pUr. sps 'ws,, IN r. morals. and hssy
and .ent. in IL e,.D y: DAILY d,%s' and ls.uyn-
IBpnslo Christian Advocate.
s' p1 .s r; 10 s.; I; Prev, ~ the more ''n' '''
wliis il v" NoriiDs is wmk Of fs,ion-snd yet :
p.ib.se h,n 9 Scoy. ."-ITioy D.iy Ti1e..
Mis-, Tovns pssny as sri,r Is t1st o. an sPpeN % tne
I.sby rsse inr many eoe soi-t b-suul
tay ihe sw.et impress without stain or
Th. 10 enc beautiful stoys story Of trial and endur
:ns .. Unp 1ss psG h., s. o. .sd AZ
te.eb1r rs for anIiv.' .'"-GGo5eys Lsdy'' Boos
,ouohs. q nstue which Indicate the po.e.sn Of sre asn
ordpsry talent We saf-y reo"Dend eoos wnich
tho uthout healthy tone aud exnists % many
'''''s' '' '''''"' '"' DERBY 4 JACKSON,
Publishers No Ii9 Nsssaa-st, N I.
And for sale by Booksellers And News Agents,
HALLs JOURNAL of HEALTH Bound
IN sAruip&s if11. 81 BAlf LIS JoeiSAh u HEALTH +"
q ':isi ii' AND 'sS' SiHiss ;:i
as free eG.,s OF r;;;,Ht 81 HEALTH
ii. B. PRICE Publisher Nes York.
TTBE CHESS MONTHLY for JANUARY is
nov ready 1t aps beside variety OF D'erestns A.
tcies Seven Canes beween Mr. hsrpey sod various eee
Sratsa pAyen IS year or " cents . puaoer
w. hILLER. No ~ Nssssu-'t, New-fork-
nIARIES for 1S59.-The best assortment in
~ tie City at TbATCHEa L HUTCHlNsONS New
.Book,tore No. SIS Brosdssy (S- Nicholas Hotel).
CECOND EDITION Of
- BOYS AND GIRLS OWN MAGAZINE
Now ready for sale every where. Published By
Price &C. WIN L. JONES. No l52 6thAv.
NEW BOOKSTORE in BROADWAY
IN THATCHER i HUTCHINsOE, No. s2s Broadway (St
Nicholas HotsD have fI . assortment OF
BOOKS and STATIONERY,
adapted 10 the sessop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

q = REWARD.-LOSr-On Friday, Dce. ~.
Usb large BUFF ENVELOPE wiu ,As paas sf" 4.
W. Hohuan" upon Il son,siAiDs Pehsy sf lsssses:s
ssdry psr<r, vsusb only the sesssrbsr Ia
sor. ,ros No - Csanb~rs the So ssA 0sslf
or fem the ef Chsmsssst and Brosd Say Ne II
Brosevay Tie finder VII - smtshy rwSd-d ly WsrsIHg
th. ,ssc 20 the suescrssr ALFRED w. HOVeMAN, NJ.
i1S Cbsmhsst up ssai No - wsss N e ~
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MIR. ROBERT GOLDBECK begs to announce
lvl that, ep the 18th Of January, he VIII open
CLASSES
Cor INSTRUCTION In PIANO-F0RfE PLAYING 70 be held
Al No. 7ol Broadway c. Breusipes music store.
Appsarops b. made c. Brenanss and Mr. Gold bseks
,sidebee No l49 sh where fnD prospectus be bad
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HYDRAULIC PRESS, very large and strong,
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Chances for Business Hler.

Tor SALE at GREAT SACRlFICE-A
Il PAPIR MILE In Berkshire County, Mas sSinch Ma
chine EnSnss with Cylinder Washers Machine Building;
Boilers In order. Any person with SO cash will b. per
scssUy treated Address Box No. LISA NswYofk Post
Once.
L>OR SALE-A GENERAL LAMP MANU-
Il FACTUak0 BUSINESS, no. In full operation 10 this
s,ty. Address LAMPS, NoX No s. Tribune Once.
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THE BROADWAY HOTEL PROPERTY, Il

VTNHE BROADWAY HOTEL PROPERTY, In
i the Cit, Of Cincinnati, Ohio toseher with the FURN
TURE CAFFEINE PLATE. CROCKERY aud BEDDING
of ID. House. 10 offered FOR SALE sdvsntageoai terms
The Prspeto TO the care and
Of the sed with whs tue
usvens public sspecial, Of the West and uth, will bear
Wiling testimony now Determines 10 reaIe from business
The around which the Hotel 10 built extends from tee
corner Of Broadway Columbia street, 10 feet Broad
vay end l34 feet Coumbs-an alley In the ronnng
throu sh from Columbia FRONT street The building
the snre sod four stories high and contains i4o rooms
sed for The title perfect aud
eumbered The House very venisnty situated for
the River RslIosd rsve doing doue
successful and thriving boDes and v)rsby aud widely
Known Hotel in West This offers oppot isty
any party vishng In the Hotel business already
well rstashshed. SAMUEL A. SARGENT, Agent
Jan. 4.n59 Apollo Buildine,, Cincinnati, o.
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DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY of NEW.YORK
l -sEvEETEENTH SEASON lass ss.Tss secona
Coptsrt abs place SATURDAY, Jan lse st NieIo's
Garden The fol owing emin- Mt srtts Asdame JOHNSON
GREvER, Plane and Mr.. BaUNO WOLLENdAUrr, Vio-
Choral 81 eietiss kady
yoiun,,srd their s-rvee. Ccndn-to.-AL Carl BERG
Lss No 7s9 BIosd BIea'ine No 7cl Brood
cay and Wslssf No. ls7 Fulton st. Brooklyn. hembtrs
viii procure their III kets before the day Of
Al tch-s sold At the door the evening Of the Con-
s se 81 % each. No reserved scas Doors ~ u:
l. SPIER Sesrstayy
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/ TIUDWVKI ~ bALUUN, 40. 60 DrUau"ay'
~ Mrs FRANCES ANNE KEMsLES
READINGs IRON sHAkESPE PEARC.
GYM feline on THURSDAY EVENING, Jan 6, At O'Clock
RICHARD III. on rkIDsY EVENlNG, yso. at o'sioek
HENRY VIII. MONDAY MORNING Jan. 10, at O'Clock.
OTHELLO TUESDAY EVENING jan II, At O'clock.
5ish.ta 81 eseb may be obtained st Aessrs Wm HAh
foL No 239 Brosd~sy App etoo Co No S6 Broadway
the CAr,udn Hot Mr. Crow~n Boos store and s the door,
Sofa uesev.d 81 So may also be bad ., Mr. CroseS
Ne $50 Broadway, Ano a. the door.
No uehsts will soh ssr the Reading h begun An early
attepQ IL solicifsd
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The HOME JOURNAL.
Rrv subscribers begin with the beginning, Immediate
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1859 is now
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NUANO FREIGHTS.-Ships bound to the
" Pacific procure RETURN FREIGHTS Of GUANO,
terms made Known, Application TO .,
No. - South-st
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30

INDIAN 0UTRAGE.-The Indians in the eastern
portion of Tehama county, on Saturday night
last, burned the dwelling house of Dr. Inskeep.
They also attempted to burn Mr.. Ferguson s
grain
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30

stantia1 citizen to come forward and work in
the primary organizations"
"By taking the opposite course, CONTINUES
the Herald ignoring Conventions and from a
squeamish sensibility, and suspicion that there
may be something wrong, be stands aloof; he
becomes nonentity ever shooting out wildly
and at random venemous arrows, but never
bringing down any game. He lives grumbler
and dies grumbler."
Let every candidate before the Convention
be required to come forward and define his po-
sition and declare his determination to support
the nominations, and if on his own defeat for a
nomination, he yioa.eshis word, and bolts the
ticket, basely and treacherously betraying his
friends, and the great party he is pledged as a
man of honor to stand by; let him carry about
him ever afterward, stamped on his forehead,
the brand of political damnation:"
Here is stronger language than we wish to
apply to any bolter. But coming as it does from
the Herald, we beg for it the attention of those
whom it hits. I" Let the CALLED jade wince-our
withers are unwrung"
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30
BRIDGE NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED offer TO sell the wall
4 known MARKET and Butchers stand stu-
ated In the village of Horsetown, being desirous
Of entering into other business
J. W. ROMER,
d. j. LUNEY.
"orse'o"i' 'uiy = 1923. jy9:3m