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State EducatiouaI Association.


We publish below the Card of the Committee
designating the time and place for the next meeting
Of the State Educational Association We concur
with our neighbor of the National Democrat, that
"the former meetings of this body have been high
ly interesting; and we can, from experience hereto
fore had assure the members belonging to the As
ISOLATION Of hearty welcome by the citizens of
Wilmington noted with US for their hospitality and
courteous entertainment"
We trust there will be full representation at
Wilmington of all the educational interests of the
State. Let the friends Of the cause go to work at
once determined to have the fullest the most USE
full, and most interesting Convention which has
yet been held There is no better cause than that
of Education. Let us see to it that it is promoted
and sustained.
Estate EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NORTH
CARoLINA.-The next annual meeting of the Asso-
citation will be held in Wilmington, the session be-
ginning at seven o'clock P. NJ, on Tuesday, the 18th
of November.
As usual the delegates will pass over the various
Railroads of the State for half fare and will be hos
pitably entertained at the place of meeting
The committee authorized to determine the time
and place of meeting have felt bound to call the
next session as far South as the facilities for Rail-
road travel would permit; and this consideration,
and the excitement preceding the Presidential cleo
ton are the reasons for fixing the time so late in
the year.
c. H. WILEY,
Sup. Com. Schools of n. c.
j. d. CAMPBELL, T.. co,,
Recording Secretary, ->1' 0'"''
G. G. COLE,
Corresponding Secretary"
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DOUGLAS AND THE DRIED ScoTr DEcIsIoN-Judge
Douglas, in his speech at Clifton Springs, made the
following allusion to the bred Scott decision:
'The Republicans try to break the force of this
argument by talking about the bred Scott decision
Uaughter.) Ifthey would only read that decision,
should have more respect for their comments upon
it What has the bred Scott decision to do with
the power of Territorial legislature over the ques-
ton Of saveryP "a voice" Nothingl") No such
question arose in that case. There was no organ
lied Territory in that case whatever much less was
there any territorial law before the Court The
simple question presented in the bred Scott case,
was whether or not negro, descended from African
parents who were brought to this territory and sold
as slaves, could be citizen of the United States
(Cries Of "No!'O The Court decided that under
our Constitution negro is not citizen, and cannot
be-"
This is distinct and unqualified reputation of
the bred Scott decision so far as relates to slavery
in the Territories Judge Douglas does not even
treat with respect the opinion of the Court on the
subject; no decision, he says, was made touching
the power and duties of Territorial Legislature.
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HE PROSPECT IN TENNEssEE.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald says: 1.-The
news from Tennessee clearly shows gains for Brock
IFiige The letter of Col. Sneed, of the Knoxville
u>'r1ct an old Clay and Webster doctrinaire, an
Olncng the Breckenridge ticket to be the national
'"u Union one, is sign. Mr.. Bell had no ADLER or
I're reputable supporter. Were the National In
'"gsNeer to come out for Breckenridge it would
W.T. De stronger blow to Bell. Those old Cay
guns GENTRY and Ready, are on the side of Brock
nridge"
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

REPORTED BIZ N. N. MARTIN, BROTHER co.
SEPTEMBER % 1850.
TOBACCO-Prces to-day were rather low for inferior
at fair prices. $50 - -.
WHEAT-Market dull with a further decline on low
GRADES We quote good to prime white at 81 55@l So;
red 81 25@l 40 damp and smutted lots of white 81 Is
al 40.
COTTON Sales of about Is bales at lie for prime
CORN-Is dull, and we have sales to report.
C0FFEE-Market weak and prices about 10 lower.
R0BINS0N'S GUAN0-This article is worth $50
SUGAR-This article is about 1Sc lower. -sgs.-. !.
PRODUCE-There is no change to note since our last
report.
GUAN0-The demand active and market firm; for tie
various kinds, quote Peruvian Guano at $50, Kettle
wells $62 Reeses $50 Petersburg Fertlizng Company
s4S; Glide $50; Nevassa $2s; Sombrero 1872
GROCERlES-The market for Sugar, Coffee and Bacon
is very active at the advance reported. &C.,
BACON.The market is stiff, and prices have advanced
say Hc.-Etpress. "a ri. -ss -, = -s1ases
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Mass MEETING AT NEwToN.-The Democrats of
Catawba have formed Breckenridge and Lane Club,
and are making arrangements for a grand mass
meeting in Newton, on the 9th of next month.
They will no doubt have an interesting time. We
return our thanks for an invitation to be present
The Catawba region of the State is, as against
Douglas, almost if not quite masse for Breckin-
ridge and Lane Roll on the ball
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NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE n. c. "sTANDARD. >
By M'PHEETERS 4 GHISELIN,

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE NJ. "srANDARD. -
By MPHEETERS GHISELIN,
Wholesale Groesrs. ForOarding Commission Asrhdnts
SEPTEMBER %, $780, Z
FLOURThe receipts light and the market dull with
from Europe The stock of old is nearly exhausted We
quote old Super S51S; Extra ss@6A; Family $6% Cash.
We note sale of 500 bbls Victoria Super during the
week at s. Cash. 1t was bought for shipment to the w l.
"Cty Mills Super. $50 Extra $7H; Family $50
COTT0N-New begins to come in more freely, and We
note receipt of so Bales of the crop yesterday The
quality generally very good ranging from midding to
Of middling sold yesterday at lSc. We quote llc
for good average lots.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples are dull at 90@95c., and the
tendency of the market downward Peeled Peaches
in better demand at sa@s4; unpeeled meet ready sale
at $2f@$2%. s-se
GR0CERIES-We have but little change to note in the
market The staple articles all firm at our last quota
tons except Coffee which has fully regained the recent
decline, and the market is quite firm. - 81 rs's
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C. II. WILEY,
Sup. Com. Schools of n. c.
j. d. CAMPBELL,
Recording Secretary,
G. G. COLE,
Corresponding Secretary"
Extract from letter to the Editor, dated


WARREN County, Sept. 10 1860.
al herewith enclose you 81 for your Semi-Weekly
paper. 1 hope you will prosecute the can
vass with vigor. My partialities have been for
Douglas, but his course and that of his friends in
refusing to fuse with others so to defeat Lincoln
and his recent odious federal doctrine CT coercion
ought to drive every sound State rights man from
his support This county is united on the Brock
inridge ticket. l have not heard of the first one
who will support Douglas"
We have similar information from all parts Of the
State. The Democracy are twenty to one for Brock
inridge and Lane. We say what we know. A
friend informed US day or two since that Onslow
would give Breckenridge seven hundred votes, and
another friend remarked to us that New Hanover
was for Breckenridge four hundred to one. The
same is true as to Wayne Lenoir, Greene, Sampson
Duplin, Wilson, Edgecombe, and other strong Dem
ocratic counties in the East. Another friend from
Forsyth informed US day or two SINCE that the
vote for Douglas would be very small in that region
of the State. The active advocacy by Gov. Reid of
the claims Of Breckenridge and Lane will, of ITSELF
exerta powerful influence from Rockingham to Ashe
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ELECTIONS BEFORE NOVEMBER. are to
be held in the following States at the times named
California, first Wednesday in Sept.
Florida, first Monday in Oct
Geogla, first Monday in Oct
Indiana second Tuesday in Oct.
Iowa, second Tuesday in Oct.
Minnesota, second Tuesday in Oct.
Mississippi, first Monday in Oct
Ohio, second Tuesday in Oct
Pennsylvania, second Tuesday in Oct.
South Carolina, second Monday in Oct
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AoUements Of Senator Douglas.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept-Hon. Stephen A. Douglas
passed here yesterday. A large concourse of peo-
pie assembled at the depot to meet him. The train
was saluted by the firing of cannon, and upon Mr..
Douglass appearance he was greeted with enthus-
iastic cheers He was introduced to the people
by Hon. Sanford E. Church, and spoke for about
ten minutes.
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Wu.MINGToN MARKEr.

SEPTEMBER %, 1850.
TURPENTINE-Salesy yesterday afternoon of $50 bbls,
and this morning 70 do at 50 46 for yellow dip 81 % for
virgin, and 81 20 for hard, p $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TUPENTINE-Sales after yesterdays report
of 525 bills at 81 cents for straight and 200 do at
gallon for n Y. bbs. This morning 100 do went at
3SH cents for the latter.
ROSIN-There considerable activity in the market
for Common yesterday, and prices advanced cents
The sales foot up 5000 bbs at 81 O2 and 10000 do at
81 O5, all y $40 lbs. - kea -
CoTToN-Sales yesterday of 2 bales at 1OH cents for
mddng do at l0 cents for strict middling, and do.
at l0%cents for good middlng.-Journdl
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~" Messrs. Blair and Glover were pelted with
rocks and eggs while addressing republican meet
ing at Hannibal, Missouri, on Thursday night Blair
is a son of Blair, formerly of the Globe, and is
bold bad man. Missouri grows hemp as well as
eggs 1t is well enought to egg the fellow, but if
he insists on propagating reasonable doctrines in
that State may be that he will be placed in state
of susnense
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A,rical of the Prince of Wales in the United Stat

ATrical Of the Prince Of Wales an the United States
DETROIT, Sept. 21.-The Prince of Wales arrived
here last evening, and was officially welcomed by
Governor Wsner and the Mayor.
The Bull steamer, bearing the Royal party passed
through feet of vessels brilliantly illuminated with
fireworks
The fremen and military paraded through the
streets.
The Prince leaves for Chicago tomorrow morn
inc
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Democratic Mass Meetings.

A Democratic mass meeting will be held at Roles
vile, in this county, on the 18th of next month
Several able speakers will be present. and address
the people
There will also be Democratic mass meeting and
barbecue at Henderson, Granville, on the 9th Of next
month Messrs. Wise, of Virginia, Yancey of Ala
bama, and others have been invited to attend snd
address the people.
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d. L. CLUB IN KENANsvILLE.-A pole ninety
ieet long, and banner, with the inscription of
breckenridge and Lane" and that patriotic senti-
nsnt "The Constitution and the Equality of the
SaeS these are the symbols of everlasting Union"
were raised in Kenansville on the 18th. A B. & L.
IIuO was also formed with the following officers:
PRESIDENT James G. Dickson; Vice Presidents, 2.
Smith Jr., W. R. Ward j. R. Ezell, Isaac B. Kelly,
and D. X. KOrnegay; Secretaries, DR.. c. Fl. Harris
'nd j. D. Switzerland. Messrs. Allen and Stanford
made able and stirring speeches on the OCCASION
Dupln will give her usual Democratic vote for Brock
mrdge and Lane
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Bell and Douglas Union in TEXAS.
New ORLEANS Sept. 19-The Bell and Douglas
parties of Texas have agreed to nominate joint
electoral ticket.
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From Wdshin1t0n.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has awarded the contract of the Pacific
Telegraph to Hiram Sibley, President of the West
ern Telegraph Union, the other bidders having with
drawn their bids
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Districts:
Something for Southern Bell Men.


John Sherman, the black Republican, and one of
the endorsers of Helpers book, addressed portion
Of the people of Philadelphia on the night of the
18th instant Mr.. s. was good deal interrupted
BY the mob, but he persisted in speaking. Among
other things he said:
He had answered the queries of the crowd
about the Helper book, and he was now ready to
answer any other question. [Cheers and shouts for
Jobu BellI Mr.. Sherman took off his hat waved
and said, Eyes, three cheers for John Bell,
that he knew that distinguished man we'll and dp-
prorsd highly of his aohOle course Of public life,
but he had not the ghost of chance for the PreSi-
dency."
What will the Bellites say to that? Will Mr..
Syme read that extract at the next meeting of the
Club He will find the entire speech of Mr.. Sher-
man in the New York Times of the 18th. And
now we will submit something from the same speech
for the consideration of
The Douglas Men.
In the course of his remarks, after cheering Bell,
Nr Sherman said:
We'll now, let us have three cheers for Douglas.
Immense laughter, but no cheers. WHAT" said
Mr. Sherman, "are there no Douglas men here
will no one cheer for Douglas? He would tell
them why he had called for three cheers for Doug
las ii Ucds for the great service that gentlemen had
done in breaking up the Democratic party"
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4, mi LATE STORM AT THE SourH.-The late storm
aW.Ir and rain in the South was very destructive
Ball. '"e and New Orleans. Nearly every house at
n. was carried away, and several lives were lost.
gob1s ', Of Biloxi, Mississippi, is in ruins. At
|bs :; 'ne storm flooded one third of the Cty-the
dn.. eS"tnated at one million of dollars. Immense
e Was done to steamers and shipping.
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The Douglas Men.

Census OF 1s6O-The population of Raleigh, just
enumerated and returned by deputy Marshal Scar
borough, is 324O whites and free persons of color,
and 1923 slaves--maGing in all 1868. The total
population in 1850 was 4,51s, showing gain of
only 345 and that TOO with the recent extension Of
the limits of the city In 1850 the white and free
colored population was 2,7O9, and that of slaves
lS09 There has, therefore, been gain of 5S1
white and free colored population, and loss of 1856
slave population.
We think it probable, from what we have learned,
that the total population of the State will foot up
about 100000 Nearly all the counties will show
considerable increase of population. Wake coun-
will reach about $4,000, showing an increase of
900, while Lenoir, Warren, Henderson and many
other counties will show large increase over 1850
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GEoRGrA.-A Georgia correspondent of the Wash
ington Constitution says Georgia will poll in No.
vember 100000 votes. He claims 10000 for Brock
inridge, and gives $4,000 to Bell, and 10000 to
Douglas.
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VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS,
CLoAKS, CLOAKS AND MANTLES,
FULL LENGTH VELVET CLOAKS,, 49,
FREIGHT RECEIPTS ola r. q G. r. r.

DerE0Teu 70 w o ~ ~ b'eP' IT IooU.
Stephen johnson, L BROWNIE Bro, W Wa Roberts,
G W johnson, Parkes, Rigsbee Bro. A Morriss 4
Bro- W Carr, C Curtis Cross, A Z Newlin, W II
Tomlinson, j Simonton Co., w London, R Grayson,
Jones Co GuilfOrd N Co., Eodna1 Coz,
Jones Overman, Henderson & Ennis NASH N D
Williams and Son, w F& Strayhorn, James Webb, W
mer Gilmer, T NJ Holt, Church, b Wright W
Field, Seventh Lehman, Butner Co., H Butner
bins Foster, W Wilson, Davidson & Miller, Wallace.
Elias Co., Stockton, Harris Siscero Jarrall,
Bay Brown, johnson, Elk, Manufacturing Company,
Long, Snson Lowe, Perry Stinson Love- Moss Oak,
Earnhardt Adderton, Adams d Smith SAMPLER & Lephs
Eginboin, Lindsey 4 Campbell, W Smith, Cambridge
Mine, Unanimously 4 MELVILLE, Lowensteen Bro. W r
Moore, Saunders, Micke, J Watson, Warren &
Wells, Webb, Scott, s Archer Co., G. Lindsey,
Z Wilder, W Waugh, W W Avery, McNeely 4 Young,
s Pckart, d McConnaghay, Henderson & Ennis,
Frazier Peekin, Crown, Coffin Macon, W Thomas.
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hold its Annual Fair at Henderson on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, October the 10th, 18th, and
18th On the 18th, the Agricultural Address will
be delivered by Gen. NJ. W. Ransom, of North
ampton,
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MARRIED.

On the evening of the 18th inst, by the Rev. F. P.
Hampton ut his residence Mr. Hiram Clemmons to Miss
Virginia E. Edmonston, all of Forsyth.
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.orcIAL NorICE-The srANpARp is conducted strietlu

SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
the CASH system AA papers discontinued at the
,otiOn of the time for sUhich they haze bee" paid. Sub
s,s ciu be notified FOUR WEEKS before their time is out
CROSS MARK their papers; and unless the subscription
rE the paper soiH be discontinued. This is rule
Rick there sOU be departure. Watch for the cross
,,,E and reneaO your subscription.
T.sHy Standard So per annum, in adUance
ri Weekly (includiag the Tri- Weekly during the Ses
.an) a per aRnurn, in adUGnce.
% subscribers desiring their papers changed must
atom the Post Office from, well the to, which
49, desire the change to be made.
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Rev. F. L. HAwKs.-Rev. Francis L. Hawks, of
New York. has accepted the invitation to deliver the
agricultural address at the Newborn On. c. Fair,
which comes off sometime in October.
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MEETING OF THE CONvENTIoN.-The next session
of the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina
will be held in Goldsboro' commencing the We'd
nesday before the LIST Sunday in November, which
will be the 31st day of October next-Bi6lical
Recorder.
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esoo. HAEcUTIoN OF WALKER-The latest intelli-
Rpts, mat Gen Walker, the fillibuster, with Col
Ror,; No. -" Ala, has been shot by the Honduras au-
E4r.n,S al Iruxillo. His men, numbering about
E,,. were allowed to return to the United
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ID LIE ID

Near Eutaw, Ala, the goth ult., Mrs Sally Hicks
relct of Asa Hicks aged 76 years. Mrs. II. native
of Franklin county N. c.. and removed to Alabama in
1926, where she resided up to the time Of her DEATH
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Mr.. EDITOR WIN. II. Watson and Sidney A.
Smith, Democratic subelectors on the Breckenridge
and Lane ticket, will address the people of John
ston County at the following times and places:
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rag p Inc Wilmington Journal says: "We. are
F inS'ed 70 state that Mr.. Aliens appointments at
Inrar IOe'noWn, Bladen county, and Whiteville Co.
o., county, have been changed from Tuesday
toa. "u al Ellzabethtown to Monday Oct. 1st., and
@b tuesday Oct 9th at Whiteville to Monday Oct
eon MI Allen hopes also to be able to meet his
'pe'tOr, Mr.. Dockery, at Clinton"
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DtIi0ered to ~ O. r. r. SEM. 10. 1850.


D johnson, F & Thompson W Horner, A Smith. A
Mickle, WE Strayhorn, Warren Wells, 8 Webb,
G Parks, p Harden & Bro- W q Britton G Lind.
sey, Scott, Gold Hill Mine, Q KeehIin, o Hail. B Z
B, W Wilson, W DHval, Wallace, Elias & Co., 8 J
Rckhart. johnson, Bnrgin, l. Elias Latimer 6
Brown, Hicks Robbins, N G Co.. C F Fisher, J II
Hughei, NJ Williams, Rowan Company Bonner Crist
J Rodman, Turrentine Co., Carmichael Edison
d Kennedy, 0 Cox, Lindsey Campbell Watson
Newln Son, II Holt, r & Sloan Porter Cor
rell T Garrett Gilmer Gimer, NJ Worth & Co, z
N Holt, n keehlin, Deschwenitz, W P Henly. O
Stanbro Fad Fries, II Butner Co.. Earnhardt Ad-
dertOn, " johnson Moss Oaks, Miller, shewel
Turner, FARRELL, McRonie, Turner, Nichols Co.,
Powell Shewill, Murphy, Bailey, Brown, Coffin
81. Mock Gold Hjil Mining Company UNANIMOUSLY Men
4 Bro, Scharr Co., Glmer Glmer, W Field, Nc
Nicely Young Turner. Nichols Co, SAMPLER Lephen,
Williams Son, Fry 4 Yoder, johnson, Cooper Gray,
N Miller G W johnson & Co., W Stockton Scott,
Thomas, Horah Ramsey, Shewl Turner, Cor
rell, Adams Smith, R-& Gorrell, Meade, Brown,
Coffin Mock, Earnhardt AddertOn, JamisOn Simon.
ton, 4 McConnaghy, Ekin Manufacturing Company,
Baily Brown. Perry, Stnson & Love- G W johnson 4
Co.. Brett, Mcconnell, Western R R., P Cor
rell, Oaks & Grub Register Bro, Hogan, Jones'
September rs, 1860. Tilt.
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, LIE STRENGTH OF DOUGLAS IN VIRGINIA.-The
= !"Cnourg Republican, whose Editor Mr.. Glass, de-
'eu TO secede at Baltimore, says "we make the
"uent prediction that the Douglas vote in Lynch
~ and Campbell will not be fifty in November"
t, petersburg Bulletin adds eve believe il, and
q. 1iernore believe that his vote will not average
"al OF fifty to County throughout the State"
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THE MARkErs.
FAYETTEymLE MARKET

BACON l4@141SSc. hog round; COTTON scaii1<c., se-
cording to quality; FLOUR &c soar 25 according to
quality; CORN 81 05 per bushel SPTS TURPENTINE
steady o4 cents No change in Rosin crude Tor.
pentine.-C droltnida. -
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ATTENTION .PINEY WOODS CAVALRY!
NTEET AT THE PARADE GROUND ON SATUR-
lvb DAY. goth SEPTEMBER, at o'clock, for PARADE,
in WINTER UNIFORM, with 10 rounds of Blank Car
tridges.
By order of the Captain.
W. T. POOLE, o. 8.
September %, 1860. Tilt.
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nEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET!
FOR PRESIDENT:
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10 LANE.
OF OREGON.
CTORS
roR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT.
OF KENTUCKY.

For the State at Large:
ALFRED NJ. SCALES, OF ROCKINGHAM.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
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TntHE SUBSCRIBER CAN ACCOMMODATE
IL with BOARD twelve or sixteen members of the ap-
preaching Legislature.
GEO T. COOKE.
Raleigh, N. C., Sept. g. 1860. TIT.
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BOARD FOR MEMBERS.

"ILLIAM T. Balm WILL BE PREPARED TO
w accommodate some ten a dozen members of the
Legislature with comfortable board He will his best
endeavors to please and give satisfaction to all who may
patronize him.
His charges will be moderate the times will permit
His residence is the Standard Office.
Raleigh, N. c., Sept. rs, 1860. Tiff
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~ THE LAW COMPREHENSIVE BE.
- tween Mr.. Saunders and my self has been closed.
Persons wishing to business will please call at
my residence.
q. W. MILLER.
Raleigh, N. u, Sept. 25, 1860 TIT.