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The Dodd Sulphur Spring.

This spring, recently brought to the notice of our
public by our enterprising townsman, Mr.. Kirkham
now daily visited by hundreds. There was on
Sunday last more than three thousand persons who
drank of its waters In so short time, of course
is impossible for its curative powers to be fully
tested; but apparently its waters have had fine
effect in alternating many invalids who have tried
the efficacy of its virtues 1t contains iron magne-
STA, and sulphuretted hydrogen in gaseous state
We will publish in few days an analysis of its
mineral nroperties.
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The metropolis is rapidly becoming celebrated as
a watering place. the Spa or Baden of the State.
There have now been opened in town and vicinity
three springs, to wit: the Ingleside, the north
eastern suburbs, owned by Gov. Manly, chalybeate
water with several other minerals combined; the
Suze spring. near the Charlotte and Goldsboro' rail-
way station, owned by Mr. Sylvester Smith, and the
Dodd sulphur spring in the southeastern part of
the city, but few PAGES from south street nearly
opposite BloodwOrth street. Thus our citizens need
not travel "out of the record" to drink as much
health giving waters as needful
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UtleY,s Carolina Cannon.

We were present at an experimental trial on Tues
day last, of Mr.. Utleys Carolina Gun, intended for
fieldpeces, forts, ship-board, ETC. As this Gun is
the production of Southern ingenuity and mechan-
ism, we were much interested in its success.
The object of the patent is rapdity of firing, fac
ty and entire security of handling and accuracy at
long range. The present one made in Richmond, is
intended to show its pecularities from other arms,
and not for practical usage tits "a inches in length
made of castiron smooth bore, carrying fourounce
leaden ball, looking like grape shot-loaded with
ease and rapidity, in cube copper chamber, dis
tinct from the Gun, six more in number, then
placed on a rack on the left side at the breech-the
crank turned, (Which is the trigger, but more similar
to an organ handle) the chamber is quickly carried
through discharged and passes out the right side
to make way for another of the same sort This
baby Carolina, was fired 312 yards, and with point
blanc bead, and threw its tour-ouncer with seven
drains of powder in less than three feet of centre
of the target, and it can be discharged without be-
coming heated, to the killing tune" of sweet six
teen" per minute, any number of times.
This cannon is the invention of Mr.. Gray Utley,
of Orange County, who has for years been one of
the leading inventors of the South Having had
many of his inventions patented, among them that
we have seen, we will mention straW cutter on an
entirely novel plan intended to cut corn shucks and
stalks, and of course, all other kind of forage A
self sharpening plow subsoil and turning, held in
great favor by all planters who have tried it through
out the South. And Railway travellers Head rest,
so that by means Of quite simple and cheap con-
trivance the weary and worn traveller, enjoy a
refreshing sleep-at the same time locomoting thir-
ty forty knots hour, still remaining in an up
right and sitting posture and ncomoding no fellow
passenger. Mr.. Utley's new field peice with the
improved Derisne ball of French invention together
with the hexa gonal bore of Mr.. Whitworth, of Eng
land, will give advantages to this Cum possessed by
none other yet brought to the notice of the public.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-04-28

HEAVY RrGHT-oF-wAY SUIT DEcIDED.-The case
of Daniel Blake VS.. The Charleston and Savannah
Railroad Co., which has been pending for some years
before the Superior Court of Coleton District, S.
c., was finally settled last week The Company's
road some four miles through the land of Plain
tiff, and being unable to agree upon the amount to
be paid for the right-ofway, Blake brought suit
laying his damages in the sum of sixty-nine thou
sand dollars. Upon the trial the jury found ver-
dict for Plaintiff in the of four thousand seven
hundred and fifty dollars which amounts to quite
an abatement of his original caim.-Sauannah Re
publican.
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For the Standard.
WApEsBoRo'. ApriI %. 1860

WADEsBORO', April %, 1860
ED. STANDARD I'm an article entitled, I'D Ua-
loren and the Opposition" in your last weekly edi-
ton, the types do me slight injustice, which you
will please correct. The word Unparalleled" in
the sentence "the present unparalleled high prices"
&C., is mis-spelt In the beginning of the conclud-
ing sentence "now shareholders " is printed for
"non-slaveholders" destroying in a measure the
sense of the paragraph.
The Pool .teUer is subsiding. The plausible hob
BY of equal taxation took with some Democrats
at the first blush but later disclosures confirm them
in their allegiance to their first law Ellis will most
likely increase his vote of two years ago.
Yours truly,
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Northern Mail arrives daily Except Sundays at 81 NJ
Closes daily at 81 A. NJ
Western Mail arrives daily at AZ p NJ,
Closes daily at ~ An =.
Eastern Mail arrives daily at s IS A. ~,
Closes. daily texcept Sundays at 215 p NJ zs.a,
Fayetteville Mail arrives daily at A. H., -
- Closes daily at 6 p. II. ~ la -,
Eagle Rock Mail Monday, Thursday and Saturday
at IL NJ. a.=4.fs -.
Closes same.days at Q Pm. -. . ~
Roxboro Mail arrives Wednesday at A. NJ y -.
Closes at IL IL. q = - ssz5fstESE5 NJ .R4@'
Leacbburr Mail arrives Thursday at IL H.. -,
Closes Thursday at Pm =. - q I. -
Carthage Mail arrives M6pday and s6srp Il Af'A. IL
Closes Monday and Friday e ~ ~.
Fayetteville Mail ria Somerville TUESDAY ana fnr@.t4
day at 9 p. ~, <r;d.va,op
GEO. I. COOKE M
Office open fba. a. ~ "SF'A- e.:
then ~ opt. 49, 1889
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q We have recently seen some specimens of
The manufacture at New York of the Seamless
foods Company. Latimer, genuine life Yankee
OF the old school cabin order is the enterprising
and active agent. All kind of apparel, including
mats, caps and shoes and boots for ladies and gen.
uenen are manufactured by thousands, with this
desirable and rare desideratum,. cheapness. We be-
neVe Mr. Harding of the clothing emporium on
fayetteville street is the agent for the State.
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Lenoir Superior Court.

This tribunal was in session last week, Judge
Howard presiding. Tim, muatto boy aged fifteen,
the property Of Isaac Stroud, of Lenor county, was
found guilty and sentenced to be hung on the 18th
ofMay.
Tim had committed rape, and in the scufae had
stranged white girl Of thirteen years, the grand
daughter of his master, named Nancy Stroud
Nessrs. Dortch and Strong appeared for the State,
and Messrs. McRae and Wooten for the defence.
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Union sabbath School Excursion to KittreIps
Springs, May LIST, 1850.


The Sabbath Schools connected with the Metho-
dist Presbyterian and Baptist Churches of this city
will celebrate the first day of May by excursion
to kittrerS Springs. The following programme has
been adopted for that occasion The Baptist Church
bell will be rung at o clock, \. NJ, and the differ
ent schools will assemble OH Capitol Square at
O'clock where the procession will be formed as fol-
lows:
l. Ministers of the Gospel.
2. Baptist Sabbath School.
3. Presbyterian Sabbath School
f. Methodist and Mission Sabbath Schools
The procession will leave Capitol Square at u
o'clock precisely and march to the old Depot of the
Raleigh & Castor Railroad The coaches provided
for the accommodation of the Sabbath Schools will
not be opened until the arrival of the procession at
the Depot when the Marshals will attend to seating
the children in the cars, and will see that none 9TH
ers enter except those who have tickets The SUI
perintendents of the different schools will give tick
cts to such parents and teachers NAV be designa
ted to attend, and the Sabbath School children will
be known by their badges. No other persons will
be admitted into the coaches provided for the Sab
bath Schools.
The train will leave the Depot at o'clock pre-
cisely and arrive at Kittrell's at 10 o'clock Upon
the arrival of the train at Kittres the procession
will be again formed and march to grove near the
Springs, where several brief addresses will be deliv-
cred, and several appropriate hymns sung by the
children Dinner will be prepared in a grove near
the Springs.
The train returning to Raleigh will leave Kittrelrs
at o'clock and arrive at Raleigh at O'clock P. NJ
The teachers in the different Sabbath Schools will
please give particular attention to their classes during
the day, and in this manner they will aid the Mar
shals in preserving good order.
Published by order of the Committee of Arrange
ments.
WILLIE ]. PALMER,
Chief Marshall
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"eregret to learn that on Easter Sunday, the
uReIlng house of Mr.. Pettegrew, situated on Lake
sAOnPernOng, in Tyrrell county, was entirely con-
aned by fire. The family were at dinner at the
une The roof caught from sparks of SCOT from the
Cllmney and was not perceived until too late. But
A''Ie OF the furniture was saved
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FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. JOHN w. ELLIS,
Appointments.
OF ROWAN.

Gov. Ellis and Mr.. Pool will address the people
# the following times and places:
Eenansville, Dupiin, Saturday, 2sth.
Onslow c. H., Monday, 30th.
Beaufort, Carteret, Tuesday, May 1st
Newbern, Craven, Thursday, Sd.
Kinston, Lenoir, Saturday, 9TH.
Snow Hill, Greene, Monday, 18th.
GreenvilIe, Pitt, Tuesday, 6th
Washington, Beaufort, Wednesday, 9th.
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The New Orleans correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury says: Gen. Geo. Buckley who was run off
from this city by Maj Jo Howell, and who proposes
to call Convention of the Knights of the Golden
Circle at Raleigh N. c., is said to have swnded the
young men throughout the South out of a sum
amounting to about $40 000 in the way of initiation
fees There is no doubt but that he is an imposter
or he would never have left New Orleans under the
gross insult and impeachment of his character with
out a clearance or explanation.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-04-28

The MORSE TELEGRAPH PATENT.-A letter from
Washington says the commissioner of patents has
granted extension of the Morse telegraph patent
for seven years, but has not yet prepared written
opinion. 1t covers the patent of 1916, including
the instruments and the mode of transmission used
under Professor Morse's present patents.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-04-28

A terrible tornado pass, over Gainesville, ILL.,,
and Louisiana, Mo-, on Monday evening last, I'M
roofing houses, prostrating trees destroying Stock
and injuring many persons. The roof of dwelling
carried nearly mile and half through the air.
Children were picked up by the wind and carried a
considerable distance. .a,sa
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q Mr.. j. B. Brownlow, son of Editor Brown
low of the Knoxville Whiq, was tried and acquitted
on the 18th instant, of the charge of killing j. W.
Reese at Abingdon, Va. As young Brownlow had
been outrageousiy abused by Reese. the verdict of
thejury was received with applause by the crowded
room. Both the young gentlemen were students at
the time, at Emery and Henry College, located at
abingdon, Va
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cheapest article for dressing identifying cleansing curl
ing preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies' try it,
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.
March 10, 1860. ll-w&sw6mns
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CONGRESSIONAL.
n, April %, 1860.

WASHINGTON, April %, 1860.
The SENATE was not in session to day.
In the HOUSE speeches were delivered but they
were unimportant. .-.
A resolution is to be introduced in the House
with view to negotiating with the MOrmons for a
sale of their possessions at fair price, the ex-
press condition that they remove beyond the juris
diction of the United States. tzs
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TrNE.-Time wears slippers of list and his tread
is noiseless. The days come softly dawning one
after another they creep in at the windows; their
morning air is grateful to the lips that pant for it
their music is sweet to the that listens to it-un-
til, before we know it, whole life of days has pos
session of the CITADEL and time has akep us for its
own -ss Il.
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CHARLEsToN. Aprif 26, 1880

CHARLEsTON, Aprlf 70, IooU.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning. No platform
reported. Some excitement. VIII act on platform
tomorrow. 1t is not certain what it viii be- Ala
bama and other Southern States demand Congress
sional protection. Northern States offer the Cincin
natl platform and will agree to abide the action of
Courts. North Carolina is firm and moderate By
rapid and hard work will get through by Saturday.
night l may rot reach home before Monday or
Tuesday ID. .a. - 81
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Railroad Accident.

ST. LOUIS, April 24-There was collision yes
terday on the Iron Mountain Railroad, between a
construction and special train the latter conveying
portion of the ST. Louis Board of Health. DR..
Klein clerk of the board John Simons treasurer of
the Railroad Co., brakeman and boy were killed.
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Sudden, Death Of Member Of the Convention.
CHARLESTON April 25-Mr Robinson, Chairman
Of the Vermont delegation, died of apoplexy here
this morning.
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4 lust OFFIcE PRocEEDs.-We arrange table of
OSt otdces in this country, the net proceeds of
~. -sn amount to $4,000 and upwards, in the order
Ou'hg to the official returns. Some remarkable
suits are here shown:
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WILLIE j. PALMER,
Chief Marshal.

Gen. Doniphan, of Missouri, has heartily joined
the Democracy. He was old line whig. The
Platte Argus which states the above fact says ian
ADLER or purer mrn connot be found in the State"
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MARRIED.,

At the brides fathers in Wilson county, on the 18th
inst BY Peter Eaman, Esq Mr. Curtis Gluvar of Nash
county, to Miss I'll ha Peee, daughter of William Peee
Esq.
In Alexander county, the 18th inst by the Rev John
Powell Mr. G. W. Long to Miss Mary Read, all of Alex
ander.
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Prize FI1ht.

New YORK, April PA prize fight came off this
morning on Ricker's island, between Wilson and
Gibben. There were 81 rounds and then a drawn
battle was declared.
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EMPORIUM OF CLOTHING!
UNIFORMITY IN PRICES!

HARDING STILL ADHERES TO THE ONE PRICE
LII sysuem-ArticIes sold at the lowest remuneratiye
rates. uniformly of best material manufactured in best and
most novel mode-expressy for Southern Market. New
Goods by almost every Express arrival.
TUST RECEIVED
- Dozen Shirts and Collars of the newest and pref
test styles of bosOms-warnted TO fit and stylish.
100 Pairs of best black French Doe Skin Cashmere
Pants-prce Ss-very cheap.
E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, n. C , April II, 1860. -....f 3l-3t.
a Register and Age copy.
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Death Of ReU. Eli f. Cooley, d. D.
TRENTON, N J., April 24.-Rev. E. F. Cooley, D.
D., one of the oldest ministers of the Old School
Presbyterian Church, died suddenly yesterday at
his residence near this city.
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CHARLEsroN, April Is, 1860.

OHAhLESIVN, hPIII AOi IOUV.
Adjourned till four this evening. No platform
yet reported. Committee will report in favor of
New York delegates, also for Douglas
delegates, Illinois. Anti-Weod delegates thought
to be for Douglas.
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Your well-bread men are polite every where, and
on all occasions and kind and considerate even to
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CHARLEsTow, April 26, 1860.
No action yet on platform OF Presidency. Win
telegraph more fully tonight. Will be hero all the
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Cu.p1rsnoN Anrh q {

OHAhLESIUN,
Caleb Cushing President of Convention. Plat
form frs. and nominee afterwards North Carolina
will vote first for Hunter and then for Breckenridge
May vote tomorrow. Extreme Southern States
threaten to secede
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BOYDEN HOUSE.

SALISBURY, N Z. -.
TINE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS
IL friends and the public that he has as agent for VIM
H. and C. N. H0WERTON. taken charge of this we'll
known and popular Hotel situated street, in q
pleasant and business part of the city. The House and
Furniture entirely new and he intends sustain the
reputation of the house
A First Class Hotel. - g
An omnibus will always be found the Station on the ar.
rival Of the trains ready carry passengers to the Hotel
free of charge. =
Regular Boarders Lawyers and Jurors will find com.
Portable home at this house. II is conveniently located
THOS. H0WkRTON, Ag't. :,
April 81, 1850. .-.,f ..9 ls2w5t.
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Special NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
non the CASH system Au papers are discontinued at the
.oiyatoa of the time for heh they hare been paid. Sub
.,ris Ou be notified before their time is out
GROSS MARK on their papers and unless the subscription
:; rsuepea the paper sOM be discontinued This is rule
Tram rkick there sOi be Departure Watch for the
mark, md reneaO yOur subscription.
UsfEiv Standard 81 per Gnnun, in adcance.
Semi Weekly (ineluding the Tr Weekly during the Ses
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~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
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And number of large cities, of 10000 inhabitants
%ards, are not here included, because the net
F'''eeds are less than $4,000.
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schedule from Raleigh to Kittrells on the LIST
of Nav. 1860.

. We have been requested to publish the following
schedule for the Excursion Train for the benefit of
VuF Sabbath Schools to and from Kittrelrs on Tues
,!' May lst 1860. The schedule was arranged by
Nn r A. Dunn Sunerintendent r & G. Railroad
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CBARLEsroN. April 2S. 1850.

Convention organized Col. Flournoy, Of Arkan<
sas, temporary chairman. Adjourned till Tuesday
morning. Harmonious. Contest between Breck-
inridge, Hunter and Douglas. North-Carolina un-
determined as to Breckenridge and Hunter. ,5
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BASSINI'S NEW VOCAL METHOD.
NTETHOD FOR TENOR: An Analytical PhysioIoei-
l CAL and Practical System for the cultivation of The
Tenor Voice BY Carrie Bassn author of Bassins Art
of Singing" Price 50.
Published by OLIVER DITS0N CO.,
cit Washington Street, Boston.
April 81, 1860. s4-lt
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

We authorized to announce that there will be meet
ing of the Democrats of White Oak District, Green
Level, on SATURDAY, May 5th to appoint delegates to
the County Convention. =. -
April 81, 1850 std.
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Charleston Convention.

We have received from the Editor of this paper
the following Geographic dispatches. The first one
should have come to hand in time for last issue,
but did not: p
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THE CENSJTS

A. j. HEATH, Sec'y.
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itt6feif seSen bic Wafen bes Iei6es unb bes
gprrrt9eile. .Wp inb feline Gntpf e~blungen 2 Sa.
ben letne prGparattpren ntGt i3ebntaulen6e Dpn
OPfern in alien I3pnen, bic Sptt ben Ner3ten aler
6afnltGter nnttrlu4t unb ais gang u~nbeiltar en-
fldrt tpprbert tparen, 9erettet? I'm Mntpprt auf
bteie Sra9e fraeet bic Yrtne, bic 8Gnbe bon @ri-
sat5eugnt1e, bic 9rptpfple Der SospttGlerr bie
8rtefe Der @blen unp 6iiriteu, bic Mr6tpe Der
9te9ierun9en unp bic Dfentlt6e Metnune in alien
@e9enpeu Der Eelt = bteIe ltnb SplpmaY's @nt>
pfebl1n9et rnp SepetIe. Bsr pa9t e8 le in
.3wetfel gu 5teben?
m Mugl6,1m Int (Qcnbpn Dispat1A)