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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-27

MEssRs. Fox AND MYERS AT SALIsBURY.-J. A.
Fox ESQ.,, elector for this district on the Breckin-
ridge ticket met W. R. Myers Esq, the Douglas
elector, at this place on Saturday. We have no
room for a notice of the discussion to-day-except
to say that Mr.. Fox was powerful in his defence OF
the National Democratic ticket, while Mr.. Myers
made a poor out of the business he has in hand.
During the discussion it TRANSFERRED that Mr. Myers
does not believe in his leaders OouglasO doctrine
that the people of territory can exclude slavery
also that Mr. Myers believes the Supreme Court
has settled the territorial question, whilst his leader
(Douglas) denies it. Mr.. Fox asked Mr.. Myers if
every vote given for Douglas would not help Mr..
Bell9 Mr. Myers replied, "Well, if it does" We
will notice this discussion in our next-Sdlisbury
Banner
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Hon T. l. GI1sGxAN.-Senator Clingman pass
ed through our place this week on. his way to Ra.
leigh, n. G. On Monday night, large number Of
our citizens, headed by the Greenvile Band called
upon him at the mansion House, and gave him
serenade. He was introduced to the crowd by Gen.
Goodlett after which he came forward and deliver.
ed a short and appropriate address. He thanked
them for the call and serenade and stoke Of the po-
litcal issues Of the day He thought the chance to
defeat Lincoln was quite slim, and in the event of
his election he hoped that North Carolina and South
Carolina would act with caution and deliberation,
and act together He paid BETTING compliment
to the delegation of South-C in Congress- and
said they were watchfulof the interests and honor
of their State, and concluded amidst deafening ap
plause. GreenpiHe Enterprise
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~ Turner's almanac for 1861 is on our table.
Of course everybody should have Almanac This
is North Carolina timekeeper, with good sup
ply of rain in May, June, and July. By the way,
We observe among the notices of public works in
the State that several members of the former Board
of Commissioners of the Insane Asylum are put
down enormously on the present Board. The other
tables and statistics which valuable appear to be
correct This work is so popular that former edi-
tons have been exhausted before buyers were sup
piled
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CENSUS OF ORANGE CoUNTY.-We learn from the
Hilsborough Recorder that the total population of
Orange County, by the recent census taken by
Messrs E. c. Parish and D. lilly, is 1926, divided
as follows: Whites II 1884, slaves 5,49S, free ne
groes 1858. In 1850 the total population of Orange
was 17,055, divided follows: Whites II $780,
slaves 5,244, free colored 4s1. This shows gain
since 1850 of Ga whites and pa slaves, and loss
of 11s free colored The total population of Hills
borough is 942. The population of Hillsborough
is not given in the census returns of 1850 that
we cannot make the comparison between 1850 and
1860.
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81 We see it stated that Mr.. Yancey was offer
ed the Vice Presidency with Mr.. Douglas We do
not believe it. For our part we have no earthly
confidence in Mr.. Yancey. We believe he is dis
unionist per Sc; and besides, can never forgive
him for his agency at Charleston in commencing
the dissolution of the national Democratic party.
Mr.. Yancey never was a good Democrat; and all
the influence recently acquired and welded by him
in Alabama is to be traced to the indignation occa-
stoned by the John Brown raid. Mr.. Yancey does
not represent Breckenridge and Lane. They are not
responsible for his antecedents or his present views
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The PRESENT HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-The
Republicans have not only in all probability poti-
caly lost the next House of Representatives, says
the Cincinnati Enquirer, but they have doubtless,
"gOne UNDER in the present House, which they had
at the last session. In December the opposition to
the Republicans will be reinforced by Stallworth of
Alabama, whose sickness prevented him from attend
ing the last session; by Mr.. Brown, of Kentucky,
who could not take his seat there because he was
under the constitutional age; by a Democrat from
8erks County, Pennsylvania, in place of Mr..
Schwartz, Republican, deceased This makes a
change of four against the Republicans, and beats
them, as they were only able last winter to elect
their Speaker, Mr.. Pennington, by one majority.
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NM. Re,,,, Ve J, !,


We hear q good dead from the Opposition speak
ers and presses of the strength of the Bell ticket
but really we cannot see where that strength IS In
the late contest in Maine, while the friend Of Doug
las and Breckenridge polled some forty thousand
votes the friend Of Bell polled only about twelve
hundred Indeed, in looking over the returns of
the late elections in the free States see no state
ment that any Bell man has been elected. The
Democrats are contending single-handed and alone
in the non-slaveholding States with the black Re-
publicans. In the South Mr.. Bell is not as strong
as Mr. Fillmore was in 1856. Where, then, is his
boosted strength?
The truth is Mr.. Bell is the weakest candidate
ever presented to the American people His strength
is not equal to that Of Judge White or Mr.. Writ
in 1886. Every vote which may be cast for him
will be vote thrown away, for the reason that no
State can be claimed with certainty for him, though
his friends is their habit are boasting of what
they will achieve. Mr. Breckenridge will certainly
carry Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, South Carolina,
Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas, and Georgia, thus CIV
ing him fortys votes; but no one will have the
to claim, Nth certainty any one State for
Mr.. Bell There are several States that he may
carry, but there is certainty about it. Mr. Brock
nridge's chances for one hundred Electoral votes
quite as good as Mr.. Bells are for twenty-five.
If it be true that the Union depends for its saliva
ton on Mr. Bell and his friends, then it is gone
Union.
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Premiumrs on Fruit.

We did not receive the premium list on fruits,
awarded at our late State Fair in time for last
issue, and now subjoin it:
H.uit adapted to tie South
Best and greatest variety of Apples, SO, West
brooks, and 4S, Lndley, each, 10
Best and greatest variety of Pears, 70, West
brooks, & Co., 10
Best and greatest variety of Grapes, 40, to "a,
A. G. Hege, 10
Fruit Trees adapted to the South
Largest and best variety of Apple Trees, West
brooks & Co. and Thos Carter, each, So
Largest and best variety of Pear Trees, West
brooks & Co. and Thos Carter, each, 8
Largest and best variety of Cherry Trees, West
brooks & Co. and Thos Carter, each. 8
Largest and best variety of Peach Trees, West
brooks Co. and Thos Carter, each, 5
Largest and best variety of Nectarine Trees,
each, 2 80
Largest and best variety of Apricot Trees,
Westbrooks Co. and Thos. Carter,
each, 2 80
Largest and best variety of Plum Trees, West
brooks Co. and Thos. Carter each, 3 80
Strawberry Vines, Westbrooks Co., Q
Gooseberry Vines, Westbrooks & Co., 3
Raspberry Vines Westbrooks & Co., 2
So very fine and splendid was the exhibition Of
Apples by both Mr.. Westbrooks, 169, and Mr. Lind
ley, 49, that the committee was unwilling, and in
fact unable to give the preference to either, and
account of the excellence of both concluded to award
to each the highest premium of $40.
In regard to the largest and best variety Of fruit
trees, the committee somewhat embarrassed
Mr.. Westbrooks, No. SO, had the largest variety of
all kinds of fruit trees which could not well be
passed for beauty of appearance and for careful and
scientific culture. Mr.. Carter, No. :, exhibited a
lot of trees, which the committee regarded being
unusually vigorous and handsome, and comprising
variety of most select sorts and being anxious to
encourage the industry and enterprise of all our
people in the cultivation of fine fruits the committee
concluded to divide the first premium, of $40 each,
on Apple, Pear, Peach, and Cherry trees, equally
between the two, and Nectarine, Apricot and
Plum trees, of S. each also between them.
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: sY@ There are two lines of steamers in operation
between New York City and North Carona-ohe
between Morehead City and New York. and one be-
tween Wilmington and New York. The new and
first class steamship Parkersburg Capt. Pow
ell, las we learn from the New York Journal of
Commerce. will leave New York and Wilmington
every alternate Saturday. Another steamer is now
building for this line for the Cape Fear and Ocean
Steam Navigation Company.
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81 Let every Breckenridge and Lane Democrat
turn out and scork on the day of election. They
will find the Opposition exerting themselves for both
Bell and Douglas, because the Oppositionists know
that every Democratic vote which may be polled for
Douglas will to that extent weaken Breckenridge
and strengthen Bell But let us work all the har-
der for that. There are many Southern rights OPP
positionsts who will vote with US, determined as
they to make final stand on the principles of
our platform against the black Republicans. See
to it that every precinct is we'll supplied with tick
cts, and that every man has fair chance to vote
understandngly
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W We learn from the National Democrat that
Mr.. Miller will reply to Mr.. Branch at Durham's
Depot on the aOth, and at Green Level, Wake, on
the I'd of November. The Democrat also states that
Maj. G. H. Wilder will address the people of this
County at Barney Jones on the the LIST November
at huntsville on the I'd and at Laws Store on the 3D.
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OFFICIAL VoTE OF VERMoNT.-The Legislature of
Vermont have counted up the votes for Governor at
the September election, and announce the following
as the result:
Erastus Fairbanks, rep, 941S8
John G. SAKE Douglas dem, 11,796
Robert Harvey, Breckenridge DEM, 2,115
OF what possible benefit can it be to run Breckin-
ridge tickets in the North, and Douglas tickets in
the South?
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Good Ne,ps from Kentucky.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.--Great changes are going
on in Kentucky. The Bell and Douglas speakers
have finished their canvass and the leaders and
masses are going over from Douglas and Bell to
Breckenridge. Messrs. Eaton, Powell, Burnett Clay
Simms, Stevenson, Marshall and other eloquent and
determined men, are in the thickest of the fight raj
lying all the counties in the cry of the Const
tuition and the equality of the States"
Breckenridge will surely carry Kentucky. There
is little doubt of Missouri We shall have united
South.
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H The Atlanta C0ysderacy is informed that
the Governor of Alabama in compliance with an
act passed by the Legislature has ordered from Bel
GUM two hundred thousand stand of arms, to be
used in the event of Lincolns election. Minute
are being enrolled and organized in Alabama
and Florida.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOfHING
ARRIVING DAILY AT


E. L. HA RIDING 'S.
VK7E HAVE OPENED WITHIN THE PAST WEEK
w the largest stock of superior
Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen's Fur.
nishing Goods
in the State All OF our own manufacture.
1t is needless for state that have Clothing
better made eqna TO custom work and more stylish in
cut than others engaged in the Clothing trade.
JUST RECEIVED,
100 Black English and French Cloth Dress Frocks.
Brown, Mulberry Olive Invisible Green Cloth Dress
Frocks. Velvet Collars very cheap at % dollars.
100 Black Cloth Dress Froeks, nicely made-at the low
Price Of Is dollars.
300 Pairs of our best quality black Doe Skin Cashmere
Pants-very cheap at dollars
$50 Pairs of second quality black Doe Skin Pants dali
ly expected-at the low price Of six dollars and Of.
ty cents.
200 Wide Ribbed French Cashmere Coats Pants and
Vests match, which makes q very neat and stylish
business suit-st % dollars.
100 Gold and Steel-mixed Doe Skin Cashmere sus-at
q dollars.
$50 Handsome small redcheck Cashmere sutsst IS dol
lars.
IT'S Diagonal Cashmere sus-at the very low price Of
l6 dollars.
English and French Beaver Over Coats for everybody,
Men, Youths and Boys-cheap and genteel.
Rich Velvet Vests,
large lot expected In few days. making to order.
We have hand very large and choice assortment Of
Silk Vests-cut and made in best manner
,Merino haker Flannel, Cashmere and Wooden Under
Garments-all sizes and qualities.
Merno Drawers and Cotton-knt Drawers, Canton Elan.
mel Drawers.
Merino and Cotton Hose-l00 dozen now OPEN
ranted to fit splenddly-rom 1s dollars per dozen and
upwards. Call and examine, at
Raleigh, N. c.. Oct. 9, 1860. 4i-w&sw7w.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-27

TREASURY LoAN.-The Government of the United
States opened bids the 22d, for ten millions of
dollars in bonds. The bids all at and over par
the highest being one per cent Messrs. Riggs &
Co., of Washington, took 100000. The balance
was taken by persons in NcwYork, Philadelphia,
Vermont, Boston, Illinois, &C., no bids having been
made by persons residing in the slavehodng States
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-27

Hy- The first page of the National Democrat
is made up of extracts from reparks of Mr.. Branch
the Standard, and other non-intervention Breckin-
ridge Democrats. Mr.. Busbee is a gentleman of
taste, and so far his first page is concerned, he
prints excellent paper. Our only regret is that
he does not fill his remaining pages with similar
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~ The Prince of Wales and suite sailed from
rOrtland, Me-, on Saturday afternoon last at half
past o'clock, direct for England As the Whining
tOn Journal says: "Young Mr.. Albert Edward
guelph, or whatever other surname he may have
has hnally left these shores, "-gone, in short He
went IN several ships" We feel bound to say that
'nls young man has borne himself like q gentleman
While in this country.
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OREGoN-On the I'd instant two United States
Senators were elected in due form by the Legisla-
ture of Oregon. ]. W. Nesmith, Douglas Demo-
crat was elected for the long term, and E. D. b.
ker, black Republican, for the short term of five
years. This arrangement between the Douglastes
and black Republicans Gusts Gen. Lane from the
Sanafa
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oFFIcTAL VoTE OF PENNsYLvANIA.-The official
vote for Governor at the late election in Pennsyl-
Eahla stands-Curtain, Republican 257, 546; Foster,
democrat 225,522. Curtains majority S2,024-
compared with last year the Republican vote has
Increased 70, I'll, and the Democratic vote 60. 97s
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p Richmond correspondent of the N. Y. Her.
adsays there is a constant demand on the Adjutant
GENERAL of Virginia for arms, and that by January
next not less than two hundred thousand will be
July armed and equipped, ready for any emergency.
0OV' Letcher, it is said is determined that no fed
eral troops shall be marched across Virginia to sub
Jugate Southern Stats. The John Brown raid pro-
uuced effects which will be seen for years.
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T1s Pnliou Of TIE .South

RICHMOND, Oct 20, 1856. Governor Moore, of
Louisiana in letter in reply to several citizens of
that State soliciting his opinion to the proper
policy of the South in the coming crisis, says:
But speaking for myself and myself alone,
am free to say that the success of Mr. Lincoln would
justify the Southern States in withdrawing from the
Union" .fsts ssssrse
His letter appears is full in the Delta of the 18th.
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Mr.. Branch's Appointments.

We are requested to say that Mr.. Branch will at
tend and address Mass Meetings of the Breckinrdg'
and Lane Democracy at
Adams Store, Wake Saturday, Oct o.
Durham's Depot Orange, Tuesday, Oct. 80.
Green Level, Wake, Saturday, Nov. 8.
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ARKANsAs COTTON LAND.

a TRACT OF 1927 ACRES OF ARKANSAS RIVER
"A Bottom Land is offered for sale 1t is rich, high, and
unusually safe from all river foods 1t has $50 dead
ened in August 1883; easily cleared up, and will yield
good crop the first year. This tract has good supply
of choice Cypress timber for buildings and lies within six
miles of the Arkansas river good bargain is offered.
For description the lands and for terms address,
R. W. JOHNSON,
Pine Bluff Ark
If desired the tract may be enlarged to 5000 in
solid body, consisting of small improved farms lying con.
tiguous, and owned by others.
October 26, 1860. s6-2m.
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-The STANDARD conducted strictly
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RICHMOND, VA. FATR.-The Enquirer of Wednes-
day says the Richmond Fair is decided success,
both as to the subjects of exhibition and the crowd
in attendance. About $4,000 persons were on the
Fair grounds on Tuesday.
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az Remember, the Presidential election will
take place on Tuesday, the 9Th Of November. This
election will be the most important one ever held in
this country. Let every citizen turn out and vote.
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NATIVE WINE.-We are indebted to Messrs.
burbank Gallagher, of Washington, N. c., for a
bottle of their sparkling Scuppernong Wine. These
gentlemen are engaged in the manufacture of this
article on large scale.
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MEcKLENBURG FAIR-The Mecklenburg Agricul-
tural Fair will commence Charlotte on the 3lst
instant, and continue three days. We are under
obligations to the Secretary, Mr. Lowrie, for COM
plimentary ticket.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-27

az The late Union or fusion meeting in New
York City was entirely successful. The Herald
says there were $1,000 persons in the procession,
and the Times admits there were 10000. The City
is all right but what of the State?
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HILLsBoRo, NC.
Mrr.rrARY AeAnHnrY

THIS INSTITUTION, OF a THOROUGHLY. SCI.
entc and military character is under the conduct Of
Col c. c. TEW, formerly Superintendent Of the State
Military Academy at Columbia, s. e..
Circulars will be forwarded on application. sL
February Is, 1860. 7-w&svIypd.
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THE TARBORO, HOTEL,

(FORAEALY Mas. GREGoRrs.)
TWlHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED THE
j interest of H. s. Lloyd, dec'd in this well known
and popular Hotel in the of TarborO has become its
sole Proprietor and will endeavor sustain its long esab
lshed reputation of being Of the best conducted Hotels
GEO. HOWARD.
October &c, 1850. 43-wtJanl.<
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kiss HIN, BoYDEN."-Gov Morehead was allud.
ing in his speech Friday to the manly confession
of error of Mr.. Badger on the Missouri question,
when Mr.. Boyden rushed across the platform and
Rugged Mr.. Badger most affectionately. (Cries of
kiss him, Boyden '')-Sdlis. Banner.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP.
IL PLICATION will be made TO the next Legislature Of
North Carolina for to prohibit the sale Of Sprtuous
Liquors within and half miles of Durhams Station,
Orange county.
r. BLACKNALL,
R0BT. p. NORRIS.
October %, 1850. Sim.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP.
II PLICATl0N will be made to the next Legislature OF
North Carolina for loan of money expressly 70 build and
erect Cotton and Wooden Manufacturing Establishments
for the heathnl glory of Countrywide State
of North Carolina. Good security is offered
Obediently and truly.
ANDREW BAGGARLY.
October IL, 1860. ss-lm.
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Geornin Pnlitics.

AUGUSTA, Oct 21.-There are active movements
in progress to concentrate the vote of Georgia on
one An executive committee has invited the Dong
lasites and friends Of Mr.. Bell to fraternization.-
The Breckinridge men generally oppose the move
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ONO ELEcrIoNs.-The Cincinnati Enquirer of
Saturday has accurate returns from nearly every
county in Ohio which show that instead of 20, 1000
Republican majority, it is only 1884, and that the
few remaining counties will not materially vary the
result -
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ANY INFORMATION RESPECTING THE
n whereabouts Of BEDDING Cash, who left the coun-
y of Person in Spring of 1884, and has not since been
heard of by his relatives will be thankfully received by
the subscriber who has legacy in bis hands for him
MONROE Cash,
Mt. Trzah, Person Co, n G.
October 26, 1860. 48-wstpd*
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DIVIDEND NO. IS.
Office Wilmington & Weldon r. r. CO.,

WILMINGTON, 18TH Uct, I6bU i
A DIVIDEND OF PER CENT. ON THE CAPITAL
n Stock Of this Company has been declared and will be
payable to ST areholders after THURSDAY, the Sth
November next Transfer book will be closed LIST No
vember.
JAMES s. GREEN, Treasurer
October PC, 1860. 43-wt8thNov.%
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EVERYBODY WANTS THOSE FINE FRUITS
II that exhibition at the Fair-I ready to
sell trees that will yield just such fruits at the following
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Strawberry Plants 25 cents per doE., 81 per 100.
Asparagus Roots 81 per 100. ~
THOMAS CARTER,
Nurseryman,
Raleigh, n. G.
October 26, 1860. s6-1t
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ELECTION
ON TUESDAY THE 9TH OF NOVEMBER.
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October %, 1850.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET!
ELE CTORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENI

For the State at Large:
ALFRED NJ SCALES, OF RocKINGHAM.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.