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~ One of the correspondents of the Richmond
Enquirer says:

~ One of the correspondents of the Richmond
Enquirer says:
"But there is duty to be done by us External
application cannot the patient if he be diseased
internally. There's plenty of work here at home to
do. Southerners! rid yourselves of everything an
tagon to your peculiar institutions Drive it out!
Purge the land of the eankering pest Look around
you Abolitionism partakcs of your hospitality and
sits at your fire side! Get rid of it! Drive it out
Peddlars, preachers merchants, travellers. school
teachers! Off with them, every one, old and young,
male and female. Don't be mealy-mouthed about
it! Some of you rear and pitch, and curse abol-
tonism, and yet encourage it in its worst and mean
est forms in your midst. You encourage it by trade
You offer its rascaly preachers the comforts of your
home; you take it in the person of teacher in your
family, where it sneakngy pours its poison into the
minds of your children and servants; where it
secretly works its mean, ungrateu and fatal villain
ly. Curse less, and work more! Let us go to purg-
ing Southern communities! In all sincerity, ap-
peal to every true Southerner get up and 60 work
The vessel may breast thousand storms, and yet
beneath the secret workings of the ship-worm, in
gloriously 60 down in sea of calm!
1t is we'll to be on the alert and to keep a sharp
eye on new corners from the free States; but we
should do justice at the time to those true men
already among u.s. who are natives of free States. Let
give the back of our hand to every Northern man,
unless we know him to be disposed to respect in
situations and rights; and If any of them should
attempt to tamper with slaves, or if natives
should attempt it, let them be dealt with in sum-
mary manner. ...5
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SERVED HIM RIGHr.-An abotionist, calling him.
self I. A. Salvo, was taken up at Hamburg, S. G.
on the 10th inst, for being too free in the express
sion of his opinions and his head shaved side
and a coat Of tar and feathers applied to him; he
then rode rail beyond the limits of the vii
lage He got well payed no doubt, and we hope
the lesson he received may stick to him through
life.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL.-On next Saturday, Novem-
Der 26th, Messrs. Wood Eddy & Co. draw the largest
Lottery ever drawn in the United States. The
amounts offered in prizes are immense Only think
Of $4,000, $s,ooo' $1,000, $4,000, &c, in all
amounting to over one million dollars Besides
this there is nearly one prize to every two tickets,
making the chances almost even of return of your
money and giving you splendid chance for for
tune. As this is the last opportunity this month,
do not fail to enclose the money for ticket which
is only $40 for whole, or its proportion for a half
or quarter share to Wood, Eddy & Co., either at
Augusta, Georgia, or Wilmington, Delaware. Try
it.
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ASSISTANCE PROMPTLY TESDERED.-We learn that
yesterday afternoon about o'clock, Captain Hall
on behalf of his Company, the Wilmington Light
Infanty, telegraphed to Governor Wise rendering
him the services of the Company with fifty muskets
and piece Of artillery, offering to go at five hour
notice if required. The prompt action Of the Com
pany was in view of the teegraphic advices from
the neighborhood of Charlestown, Va. In the
course of the evening the following answer was re-
turned.
RICHMOND Va,
Nov. 18th, 1S59-7h. 3Sm., P. NJ.
CAPTAIN E. ID. HALL:
Please accept thanks. Happily no additional
force is needed Virginia is ready for the worst
that is likely to come. H. A. WISE.
Wilmington Journal Of Saturday.
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Hoes-The Chattanooga Adcertissr of the 10th,
says: We have observed but one drove of hogs this
season passing through our town for the Southern
markets, and that small one-whereas at this sea-
son last year, droves after droves were continually
passing through our streets for shipment South
small lot Of one hundred head, were sold last
week in Lookout Valley, at 81 80 per hundred
gross. The Asheville Necs says:
IA few droves of hogs have passed this way to
market. Prices ranging from to Ct cents, gross.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN YANCY.

A meeting of the Democracy of Yancy was held
in the Court House in huntsville on Tuesday Octo-
Der 18th. On motion, Samuel Byrd, ST., ESQ.,, was
called to the Chair and r. Don Wilson was request
ed to act as Secretary.
After some pertinent remarks from Gen. B. M.
Edney, touching on the Harpers Ferry outrage, the
expected opposition to Gov Ellis, and the importance
of the approaching National Convention to be held
at Charleston the following resolutions were intro
duced:
Resolced, That the Chairman of this meeting be
requested to appoint ten delegates to attend the Dis
trct Convention to be held at Asheville on the 30th
of December next for the purpose of eecting two
delegates to the National Democratic Convention,
to be held in Charleston, to nominate candidate
for the Presidency.
Resolred, That the Chairman appoint twenty del
egates to attend the State Convention to be held in
Raleigh the ensuing Spring, to nominate Demo
cratic candidate for Governor.
Resolred, That we cordially approve the admins
tration of his Excellency John W. Ellis, and recon-
mend his denomination.
Resolred, That the names of the Chairman and
Secretary be added to both lists of delegates.
Resolred, That the Chairman appoint two proxies
to represent the Democracy of Yancy in the State
Convention, in the event none Of the delegates at
tend
Resolued, That the recently published opinions of
Mr. Douglas on the Federal and Local territorial
question, is not in our Judgment in accordance with
the avowed and declared doctrines of the National
Democratic party.
Resolred That the Democracy of Yancy heartily
approve the administration of our distinguished
Chief Magistrate, James Buchanan
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen
to attend the Convention at Ashevile-Jesse Dixon.
David Byrd, Joseph Baker, Saml Baker, David Sill
yer, J. w. Peak, VIM. Johnston, Leander Ray, s..
L. Wilson, VIM. Ray, ST.
To attend the Convention at Raleigh NJ. Pear
son, j. W. Garland, B. Wilmington, c. R. Byrd,
NJ. p. Penland Finley Laws, j. Wilson, ST., Il.
Rowland, S. D. Poer, Jesse Ray, S. L. Wilson, S.
Peterson, j. W. Ayres H. R. Garland, j. W. Angel,
WIN. Fortner, Wade Hampton, John O. Griffith,
Geo. Wilson, Jacob Dixon.
In none of the above attend, Mr. Erwin and
B. N. Edney, Esqrs, requested to act as proxies.
On motion, the proceedings were ordered to be
published in the Asheville News and other Demo
cratic papers.
SAMUEL BYRD, ST. Chm.
r. Don Wilson, Secy
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RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
an ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH OF MY FORMER
U partner, l.. F. SMITH, | will SELL on WEDNESDAY
the Esd inst. at the PEPPER OLD STAND, in Raleigh,
A Large Stock Of Liquors,
of all kinds and of superior quality They will be sold I
quantities suit purchasers. Also large lot of TABLE
WARE fine Carpet about 300 yards Of Cocoa Mating
two Cooking Stoves and three superior Coal Stoves four
dozen Chairs and Furniture of different kinds all nearly
and of good quality, including all the BarFxtures.
AK person desiring to purchase any Of the above pro-
petty can do so privately, by applying to me.
= w. r. PEPPER.
November 81, 1882 loot.
N. b. Also, at the time and place, large lot Of
BACON and various kinds of GROCERIES,.
. ~ All persons indebted to the Firm of PEPPER 4
SMITH will please forward and settle Immediately.
As here this week for the purpose Of settling up the
business of the Firm those failing up and settle
will find their accounts in the hands of officer Those
having claims against the Firm of Pepper Smith will
please present them for payment.
W. r. PEPPER
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Democratic Meeting.

Pursuant to notice large and enthusiastic meet
ing of the Democracy of Wake was held in the
Town Hall in this City on Monday last. Quentin
Busbee, Esq, presided, and Messrs. W. j. Saunders
and Marion Gulley acted as Secretaries. Messrs.
Holden, George B. Allen, Ed. G. Haywood, H. P.
Tucker, and B. A. Perry were appointed commit
tee on resolutions.
The resolutions reported by the Committee were
unanimously adopted. The meeting was addressed
by Messrs. Bledsoe, Faribault, Cox, Holden, and
Busbee. The best feeling prevailed.
Proceedings in our next
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affairs at Harpcr's Fcrry.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-The following despatch
from most reliable source was received at late
hour this morning:
HARpER's FERRY, Nov. 19-Varous rumors have
been aAoat to-day as to the approach Of armed men
from Ohio. The respectable source from which the
report originated, created some excitement about
Charlestown, but none here. Our people are very
quiet not expecting any attempt at rescue, nor do
they fear any, however formidable, becau: they are
prepared for any emergency.
The numerous fires about Charlestown have in
duced the citizens to anticipate annoyance and
they easily excited but not is afraid of the
result, should any attempt be made.
Col. Davis has made most ample provision for any
number of outlaws who make call.
learn that more troops have been asked for of
Gov Wise, but this may be as much to protect the
prisoners from an incensed populace as anything
else.T can learn Of no cause to apprehend danger
Three days Later from California;.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ls.-The Overland Mail from San
Francisco has arrived, with advices to the 2sth ut
Gov. Weller has appointed Judge II. P. Ham,
formerly of Kentucky, U. S. Senator, to fill the
cancy caused by the death of Mr.. Broderck. The
new Senator was to leave for Washington, by the
steamer of the 9th inst.
The accounts from Carson Valley state that the
Walker river mines continue to excite great atten-
tion and stampede of Californians in that direc-
ton has already commenced, which promises to
equal that to Frazer river.
These mines are on the cast side of the Sierra
Nevada, and arc supposed to extend from Honey
Lake north to Walkers river the SOUTH distance
of two hundred miles. The principal discovery yet
announced is called cold Hill, mound sixty feet
high five thousand feet long and two thousand wide.
1t is situated twenty miles north of Carsons VALLEY,
and is trayerSed by veins of aurerous Quartz part
" decomposed The dust has realized from $500 to
$500 per ton.
Large quantities of silver ore continue to arrive
at San Francisco from Carson Valley for shipment
to Europe.
:. The emigration to Carson Valley in the spring
will probably result in the complete exploration Of
the whole country east Of the Sierra Nevada, and
the discovery of mines equal in richness to any in
California
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

NOVEMBER 49, 1859.
TURPENT1NE-Sales Yesterday afternoon of 23a bills.
at q 80 for yellow dip 81 80 for virgin and 81 Is hard
per $50 lbs This morning so do went at same prices.
SPTS. Observation-Disclosures one cent on yesterday,
and 800 bbls changed hands at Al cents Der gallon No
sales this morning.
BACON-lO bbls Western cured sold yesterday at CTS
per H. ior shoulders 80 days.
low middling 81 do ny cents for middling and 1928
do ut II !l6 cents for good mddling. This morning IA
bales sold at II cents for strict middng.
BARRElS-25O second hand Spirit Barrels sold yester
day at 81 so each, so days
DRIED FRUIT-Sales yesterday of 10000 lbs. Apples
at cents per H.
FL0U"-2o bbls; sold yesterday at IS s5 per bbl 70,
superine.- Journal.
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T III E M A r X e T y.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

FAYETTEV LILLE MARKET.
NOVEMBER 49, 1859.
COTTON-Has arrived freely during the week. and sales
were made up to Thursday at lOA@oc and afterwards
declined with sales on Friday at iO5@lOc, and on Sat-
urday at ln1c.
FLOUR receipts have not been large this week,
and there has been brisk demand with sales Wednes-
day and Thursday at Is s., with firm market.
and prices have declined with sales on Friday at cents
PORK-Sales IN the small way from Carts at 9kQllOc.
BEEF-No change to note in prices.
GRAlN-New Corn is selling from Carts at 81 GOAL 10
per bushel: Wheat, Rye and Oats much enquired
for.-Cd,oliniGn.
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New Trial for Brown Refused.
The Petersburg Ezpress of Monday saws:

1Ho 1eco'soulg HIP7esS ol lHonuay says:
The petition of Old John Brown for a writ of
error to judgment rendered by the Circuit Court of
jefferson county, was presented to the Supreme
Court of Appeals at Richmond on Friday last. The
Court on Saturday refused to award the writ of
ror, being of opinion that the judgment of the Cir
cult Court is plainly right. Therefore, the
ton of Brown will certainly take place on next
Friday week, thp I'd of December, as sentenced
The Bench Of the Court consisted of Judges Allen,
Daniel, Moncure, Lee and Roberson-all of whom
were present" -....a. :s..
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GoNE.-Dr. Howe, of Boston, the abolitionist who
is supposed to have encouraged and aided old Brown
has gone to Canada. He wrote and published
letter defining his position before he "leh his
country for his country's good"
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~ We learn that on Saturday night Mr.. John
Kane entertained number of his friends with the
best supper which has ever been spread in his we'll
conducted house. Wit sentiment, and the best
feeling prevailed We regret that it was not in our
MOWER to be present. Kane's reputation as cater
er is too well known here and elsewhere to need
commentator. He has opened his house for the
season, and will no doubt provide every deicacy for
the palate.
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MARRIED..

In Forsyth county, on Thursday morning last. by Rev
Jacob F. SERVERS of the Moravian Church. Mr. S. l.
at the n c. Institute for the Deaf Dumb the Blind
in this City.
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D. HI. C. MOORE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND So
LICITOR IN CHANCERY

NAPOLEON, DEsHA COUNTY, ARKANSAS,
Will practice in the Courts of Arkansas and Bolivar coun
ty Mississippi Will also attend to the buying of lands
paying taxes for non-residens &c. All business ntrused
10 his care will receive prompt attention.
Address, Napoleon, Desha County Arkansas
Refers to Hon. H. s. Foote Nashville, Tenn; Hon. A. s.
Brown, y: s. s., Washington City, D. c.. Hon. John ".
Wright, N. G., Washington City, D c.; Hon. w. K Sc.
bastan U. S. s., Washington City, d. G..
November 90, 1859. 1O0-ly.
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HARDlNG,S COLUMN.

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
New and Handsome styles of Clothing aov Ma.
king and Daily Expected, 49,
Pr r. e K r r. b SSH
100 SUPERIOR oyERcoATs OF HEA-
1Oy w French Beaver Cloths and Black French Doe
Skin and French Twied Cloths made in the best STYLE
will be received in few days.
HANDSOME BLACK FRENCH CLOTH
LII Frocks for Dress-at the low price Of Is dollars
worth 90 dollars, to fit every body. daily expected
NEW LOTS OF BUSINESS su1rs-Juss re.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF BLACK FRENCH
u Doe Skin Cashmere Pants IL large comprising all
sizes. 100 pairs just opened.
HANDsOME FANCY VELVET AND SILK
IL Vests-for II SO; worth niae doNaS.
MERINO AND LAMBS WOOL UNDER
vi Shrts-A new lot just received
INFERNO AND LAMBS WOOL DRAW.
lNA ers, all Sizes Very cheap.
MUSLIN SHIRTS wITHBYRON COLLARS
IvA Just opened. -.
MUSLIN SHIRTS WITHOUT COLLARS
INl With French-wove Bosoms and Eaglisk Wrists.
over SACKS FOR YOUTHS LARGE LOT
" on hand-selng to reduce stock; ALSO youths
nd Sacks havin0 Ovor RfOck aI
and supply yourselves early.
SATINET FROCKS-A GOOD ARTICLE FOR
- Servants now receving-at the low price of four dol
lars-very cheap.
HlHEAP OVERCOATS FOR SERVANTS
~ At prime cost, to close the lot. .
DIX. SATINET PANTS FOR SERv'Ts.-
ID To close the lo-at the low price Of dollars per
PAIR. -
e. L. HARDING.
Ralegh Nov. ID, 1859. 9s-
~ Register and Spirit of the Age copy.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

ALL COMMUNICATIONS for the STANDARD, and all
private letters for the editor should hereafter be directed
to W. w. HOLDEN All letters on business or enclos-
ing money for subscriptions advertising job work. may
be directed simply to the Standard" Raleigh. N. c..
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NORFOLK MARKET.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY N. C. "srANDARD.'
By M'PllEETERS GHISELIN,
Wholesale Grocers. Forwarding Commission Merchants
NOVEMBER l9, 1852
FLOUR-We have little change to report and quote for
good lots n c. s. F. $51; Extra S6H@61a Family s6%
a Cash.
COTTON-The receipts large, reaching in siugle
day this week 800 bales. The demand continues fully
equal to the supply We note large sales at lc though
some holders demand an advance.
DRIED FRU1T-The demand is good and prices firm
Apries Fl S.; Peeled Peaches Is Is; Unpeeed g.
NAVAL STORES--Spirits Turpentne is and
wanted at 45@4Gc Common Rosn dull at 81 3O(0l 3d.
Tar dull at 81 S59l 30.
SUNDRIES- Beeswax Sic. Pea Nuts 81 25. B. E. Peas
81 20 Stock Peas 10 cents
GROCERIES-N. y. and P. R. Sugars 7A@s1Sc.; crush
quality. N. o. Moasses 42@44c; Muscovado 3i@sec
Rio Coffee l2@l21ac Laguyra l315@l4c.; Java ls@1sc
Rice 4a@"c. Adamantine Candles 2O@23c; Chemical 81
@Sscl sperm Soc. Brown Soap 41lD5c Starch 7(0sc.
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strength of stitch being alike both Sides impossible
rave and leaving chain ridge the under sde the
economy Of thread and adaptabty the thckest thin
fabrics have rendered this the most useful and popu.
lar Family Machine now made
We give Instructions free Of charge to enable purcha
sers to operate the machines successfully.
An examination of these universally approved Machines
is respectfully solicited at Office, d. c. Murays
Dry Goods Store
WARREN L STEWART.
November %, 1859: 10O-sm. :
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UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM GEoRGIA.-The Sa-
vannah Express of the 9th inst, says, advices re-
ceved from Miledgevlle render it possible that the
election of United States Senator may be postponed
until the next session There are several candidates
prominent among whom are the Hon. Herschell v.
johnson, Hon. Alferd Iverson, and Hon. James
Gardner, of Augusta" .-.
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The SALISBURY BANNER.-Mr. j. M. Newson has
retired from this paper, and Mr.. Jno. speman, FORM
erly of this place. has taken charge Of it. Mr.. Spell
is one of the best practical printers in the coun
try, is ready writer, and will no doubt render the
Banner still more interesting and valuable sheet
He is sound Democrat. We wish him both pecu-
mary and political success
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STATE OF .CAROLINA.-wAKE
= C0UNTI;-!n Equity-James W., Leroy H., William
C., and John H. Clements, &c p4rte
Pursuant to order made at Fall Term 1885, of the
Court of Equity for the count of Wake the undersigned
der. on the premises, FRIDAY the 2sd of December
next the land in the pleadngs mentioned and described
to vita tract of land situate and lying in Wake county,
Chunley creek adjoining the lands of Leonard Clements
James Terrell and Others, containing one hundred and
twentyseven acres which said land during his life.
time, the property Of Alvin Clements, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE:-$5O of purchase money to be paid in
cash. credit of twelve months for residue will be given
to the purchaser on his entering into bond with approved
suretes; bearing interest rDm day of sale.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD G &ME
Nov. IL, 1859. pr. adv. S6) l00-w&swtd.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
s E w ING ACHIN ES,
WARREN 4 STEWART, Agents,
E.vp G. NJ n

wv E OFFER THE
w Wheeler 4 Wilson
Sewing Machines, with i'm
portant improvements, at a
reduction on former prices ;
and, tn meet the demand for
a good, low-priced Family
Machine, have introduced q
New Style, working upon
the same principle, and ma
king the same stitch, though
not so highly finished, at
Fifty.five Dollars.
The elegance, speed, noise.
lessness. and simplicity Of
the Machine. the heonfv and
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SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted stricsl,

SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
upon the system Au papers discontinued at the
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Semi Weekly (including the Ti Weekly during the Sss
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
REPORTED BY n. N. MARTIN, BROTHER 4 co.

hEFoniEO b1 n. NJ AAhIlN, BROTHEk q CO.
NOVEMBER 10, 1889.
WHEAT-The market opened quiet this morning, and
closed dull at 81 Az for prime white and 81 for red
Sales Of $40 bushels damp and funked white 81 1901 49,
Very inferior red and white 45c. @Sl O5.
COTTON-Sales to-day 900 bales at l0%c. Market quiz
ct and demand limited Stained and ea lots very dull
915@ln4c. Receipts very fair for the season.
TOBACCO-The receipts Of Loose the past week have
been pretty large and considering the order &C., it brings
very fair prices. The stock of old much reduced and
there is very little opening Good sound old Tobacco
tnes to sci! at very fair prcs Low grades of unsound
Tobacco, are selling quite low.
CORN-Sacs of strictly prime white old at 9oc., do
new 7o@7!c and market very dull with light demand and
increased receipts.
SALT-Has advanced and we quote L. P Fine at 81 rs.
MESS PORk-Cncnnati inspection $lS 00@lS So.
GuANO-Tbere still exists fair demand for Peruvian,
and the market well supplied We continue to gu, at
$5s For the Petersburg Manipulated there has been
large demand and the company have been unable sup
ply orders fast they received This will account
for the delay in filling orders for it.
SUGAR-The market is steady and unchanged.
BACON-Stock light and prices advancing. We quote
Cincinnati Sides at 1i1 and Shoulders y15c bv the hid
COTTON YARNS-Rocky Mount, N. G q, assorted Nos
to ~, at &c., on three months time.
Exchange on New York q per cent.
CLOYER SEED-For the last crop quote 61S(17.
FIGURING quote extra superfne 81, super6ne $61L,
fine Is for city brands country -four be had for 50 cts
per barrel less. City Family" ss.-Espress