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Die ,SSamtlirn purlir ptl-
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Dtrette Smpprtation BON gSien
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Observation-Disclosures
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Discussion IN ONsLow.-We learn that F. D
Koynce ESQ.,, the youthful Douglas Elector for this
District filled his first appointment at Jacksonville,
Onslow county. on Tuesday last He occupied an
hour and half in the delivery of his speech, the
greater portion Of which time was consumed in
reading extracts from Douglas papers, etc, from
which he taed to prove to the satisfaction of the
people that Judge Douglas the nominee who
should receive the support Of the National conser-
vative Democracy of the Union.
Mr.. Koonce was replied to by that talented and
wholesouleI Democrat, Col. L. W. Humphrey, who
though laboring under severe physical indispostion,
met and successfully refutcd every argument intro
duced by his youthful competitor.
From all accounts the Dougastes will stand no
chance at all in the good old Democratic county Of
Onsow. They won't be able to muster a "corpo-
rails guard" on the day of election.-Newbern En-:
0uirer
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READ AND ENQUIRE.
October 2, 1860.

a NY ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN A BUSI
"A ness that is respectable any in the State, is in
one of the beautiful and desirable towns Of North
Carolina and quite profitable and requires less capital
to keep up than any other business that be engaged
erwise to the Editor of the n C. Standard who will in
form me- and will give reasons for wishing to SELL TERMS
&c. Apply early. .n,,
August 81, 1860 S4-wtf
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A VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATION FOR
SALEl

In Equity :-F. NJ. Harper, ct al, ES Parts.
DURsUANT TO DECREE OF THE COURT OF
Equity the county Of Lenoir shall offer for SALE
at the Court House door in Kinston N c. on Saturday
the 18th day Of October next Of the most valuable
and desirable COTTON PLANTATIONS ever offered for
sale in Lenor equity Said plantation situated Neuse
from the A. N. c. R. r. and adjsns the lands of Char
lotte Harper James Warters, and Others II contains
nearly '..''''
Five Hundred Acres, r-s
Three hundred of which is the best Pocosn swamp which
will average from 20O to 800 pounds of seed cotton to
the 176 Of this land, under cultivation last
made 58 bags of cotton which averaged $50
to the Bag rs Of which, without manurng, made
68 bales Of 400 pounds each. -
TeRxs SALE "A credit of six and twelve months will
be to upon bis entering into bond with
- HENRY R. STRONG, 9. N. =.
Heptsunbsr 16. 1890. 49, - '7is. - 3e4wtd.
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SOLICITORS BLANKS. -,

SOLICITORS BLANKS. ,,cr<
vu9HE FOLLOWING BLANK FORMS OF l ~ osSc.
j ments, just printed and for sale at the Stsn0s'
to wit: ~ - s. --.
Retailing without License,
Assault and Battery,
ARRAY, .r
Selling Liquor to Slave,
Trading with Slaves,
Cohabiting with Slave,
Fornication and Adultery, -
) Carrying Firearms 30. toad priutS
Price 81 Per quire. n Ill blanks not on han''
% order.
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LANDS FOR SALE!


"AVING DETERMINE TO MOVE SOUTH, n Ut
Ii FER for sale the tract of land on which now Nv
containing 6s5 acres situated in the county Of trank
about five miles from Louisburg. eight miles from a"s
linton and eight miles from Kres Springs, and Hi1
Tar river and Lynchs creek-about eco acres OF xn
is rich bottom land 100 acres in cultivation, tie balance
original growth The upland is all open except aoous
acres, which is ~e timbered and very rich There
six rooms, which, with little repairs, culd be made n,
comfortable and pleasant. II ere all other neces
outhous on the plantation, such barns, negro caO'
&c, all new and in good order. -''.- t.,
Persons from the eastern part of the State wishing
summer residence to resort to during the sicky se
would find this place remarkably well adapted to ina.
pose besides being convenient to three mineral sp'S
kittrelPs. Jones' and Shocco .,rs
Any further description is unnecessary as those ws
to purchase will be certain to examine it before
ing will take pleasure in showing the land 70 ."
- -. n. p WARD:
JULY 81. 1860, 3l-ws'Pu'
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Skies BRIGHrENIsG.-T "co-operation" move.
ment in the State of New York is gaining strength
ana consistency daily. Already vast majority of
the AntLcoln forces in the State are, for the &C.
cas!on, marshaled under one banner; and the rest,
it is hoped, will soon follow. If they DO there is
good reason to believe they will carry the State
against Lincoln.-N r Journal of Commerce.
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VIM. II. BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Wilmington, N. c.,
WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALI
w consignments of Nacal Stores, C1tton, -Four Tim
ber and country produce either for sale shipment
My Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for the reception of produce either by Railroad RIVER
enables me to make my charges light.
Refers to d. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bark of Cape Fear, Wilmington.
JOHN DAWSON,
President Bank of No. Car, Wilmington.
W. H JONES,
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
November II, 1859. 97-wly.
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July 81, 1860.
roTIcE-sTATE OF NORTH.CAR0LINA.-

MOTTO STATE OF N0RTH-CAKoDi'A'
~ FRANKLIN COUNTY. ..,o,cd
Runaway slave, named LISH, who formerly o ss0s
to Major Terrell of this county, but now says De
to Mr.. COLEMAN, of Mobile, Alabama, IS coh srr,d
Jail in this place. The owner is notified to come
comply with the law, and take him out. Lsh seems ,s
about thrtyfour FIVE years DID, muatto color. "
about l45 pounds is hump shouldered and tnIny Sb
October S, 1860. A-"
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News FROM lrALY.-Our readers will learn from
another column, that the news just received from
Europe is startling. 1t would seem that the Sar-
dinan troops posted in the Romagna have actually
marched-25, 900 in number, it is reported-into
the Province of Urbino. and taken possession OF
Pesaro, which is small seaport on the Adriatic.
1t is further said that they intended to attack La
moriciere and his troops at Ancona. If all this
should turn out to be true. as seems likely the
prospec: is that the affairs of Italy will become com.
plicated and critical in very serious degree The
pretext for invasion will doubtless turn out to be-
that the inhabitants of Pesaro as we'll as Singaglia
having driven out the Popes troops, as we stated
yesterday, General Bula, one of Lamorcieres off,
GERS, about to attack them one or both, and to
give them up to be sacked by his troops, according
to the Infamous threat of Laoriccre not long since
made and published to the world! 1t was 20 pre-
vent this, that the invasion was doubtless made and
If nothing further was attempted than the preven-
ton of the infamous act which was threatened it is
possible that the movement will not occasion any
| insupcrable difficulty. But if the Sardinians, not
content with this, should advance, and attack La
morciere at Ancona, or wherever else he NAV be,
the affair may lead to very serious consequences
1t will be much to be depored should the Sardinians,
! through haste to do what Garibaldi will certainly
be able to do in few weeks and in a better manner.
| take such course will involve France and Aus.
tra in this Italian strife, which was in such fair
way to be settled without intervention from outside
The next news from Italy and Europe generally,
will be looked for with the deepest interest.
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YNAKEN UF AND STRAYED BY JAMES H.
Il HARMON, of Chatham county, N. c., three Sheep of
the right ear BRANDS the age of them is one four
years. year. and months DID, and are valued
at IS So Said Sheep have been about the premises of said
18th Of August and sirayed them Said James Hartman
lives about three miles from Pittsboro the Poor
House. The is hereby notified forward and
prove property, pay expenses, and take them away
o. w. GUNTER, Ranger.
September 18 1890 39-W2t,
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July 8, 1850.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ALABAMA,
A InhSlo

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ALABAMA,
At Mobile.
TINE LECTURES IN THIS INSTITUTION WILL
Il commence on the l4th November next.
The handsome appropriation Of Fifty Thousand Dollars
BY the State has enabled the Trustees put up building
complete in every department
The Museum is rich in specimens TO illustrate all the
branches, and is second to in the United States
Prof MALLEr sails for Europe early in July for the pur
pose of adding largely to the Chemical apparatus.
The for Practical Anatomy will be opened about
the middle of October and preliminary Lectures will com
mence about the time There are three large Hgsr
tails in Mobile always open and free to the Students
FACULTY.:
j. c. NorT, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
j. HEUsrls. NJ ID Professor Of Anotnmy.
WV. H. ANDERSON, D., Professor of Physiology and r.
biology.
GEO KErcHun NJ. D., Professor of Principles and P''
tice of Medicine. 49,
A. Ross NJ d., Professor Of Materia Medca and Therr
ptutics.
F. E. GoRDoN M. d. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women and Children.
J. W. MALLErr, Professor of Chemistry.
SofoI HALL onIf D NJ d. Demonstrators of Anatomy
K D. ScxlDr, Nj D., Prosector of Surgery
Address, w. H. ANDERSON,
Dean of the Faculty.
July 10. 1860. 2s-wS"
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MISSISSIPPI COTTON PLANTATION FOR
SALE.

nv SOCIETY RIDGE, KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
miles from the city Of jackson; Capital Of the State;
from Livingston. and FIVE from Tugaoo Depot. on NO
Jackson G: N. Railroad, connecting it with al! parsd
the Union. The great southern place Of resort CoopeS
WelIs is within three hours pleasant ride or drive Til.
neghborhood is wealthy refined has fine schools and
era churches, and the health and climate Of the county
not surpassed anywhere These facts commend it per-
acresNsbout 40 Of timber 400 Of fine creek bottom and
the rest hill and branch land all in state of good cult
walton. There dwelling and nut-houses, fruit orchard
negro cabins gn press, cribs stables pond for stock els
tern and spring for persons, &c. &c. a..----
For further particulars write to X. A. Clark, Jackson
A. a. Forbes, Edwards Depot or
JOHN NJ. CLARK
Yazoo CITY,
July 3, 1850 " .f- 27-w3m
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND!!

an WEDNESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF OCT NEXT,
u at the late residence of VIM. Bland. deceased, the
heirs law who all of full age of the said deceased
will sell the land of which he died seized aud possessed
lying Haw river and ntaning 1S4 There is
Grist Mill the premises, with excellent water power
The farm is very valuable Tor all farming purposes,
being of the best in Chatham There is good Dwell
ling the premises and the outhouses of ali sorts,
complete and in good repair Credits will be made easy,
and bond and good security required Full Terms made
known the DAY Of sae and the sale will he made with
out reserve.
Chatham Co., N. c., Aug. ls, 1860. s6-w5t
On Thursday morning, the 6:h nst by W. B Chambee,
ESQ., Miss Mary Daniel Youngest daughter of Capt. Daniel
B. Griffin, of Wake county, N c., and D. H Brown Esq,
Of Rankin, Mississippi
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CHINA TRAI
CHINA TRADE
KERR & MARBURY,
~ and IS Sycamore Street,

HAVE Deceived THEIR FALL SUPPLY OF
Ii Foreign Goods, of their importation, comprs
ing every variety of China and Earthenware. They have
also laid in unusually large and attractive Stuck of Cut
and Pressed Glass together with Briitania and S
Plated Goods, Stone Ware, Fancy Articles &c &C. The
greatest inducement will be offered Merchants visiting Pc.
tersburg.
P. 8. Goods for transportation carefully packed.
September 7, 1860. 37-w4
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ACCOMMODATION HACKS

PlTTsBoRo', HAYWOOD, OR THE COAL FIELDS
HACKS OF BUGGIES can be procured at Morrsl,
LII on the N. c. R. R., upon short notice. to convey p
sengers to Ptsboro, Haywood the Coal Fields by a
plying to the undersigned. This is decidedly the most
pleasant route to either place. and equally cheap STOP
ping in Raleigh and hiring Hacks as you come 70 miles
further by Railroad, and Of course that much hacking
J. F. BOHEMIAN
Morrisville, June %, 1859. 2s-wtf