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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-15

THEY WILL BIZ FOR SALE IN FEW DAYS
mch7 du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-15
for Sale OF 90 get.

~ SEE FIRST PAGE.
SMALL FARM FOR SALE-Situated
~ about ten miles from the city containing about 40
acres Of good land all under good cultivation
with Dwelling House, Barn. Carriage House. Sheds and
other out-buldings two wells of never-ailinc water
Said farm will be sold great bargain on easy terms
if applied for Immediately. j. s PINKHAM S'
25S and 255 Main, corner Mechanic street,
mchl4 diff Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-15
= FARM FOR SALE OR TO LET.

lliI Farm situated In Worcester, Millbury Avenue,
s=A-two and three fourths miles from the City Hail.
ahd contains about forty acres of land twenty-five of
winch Is suitably divided into Moving, rage and Pas
turing, and fifteen of Young and thrifty wood land
sad Farm y in good state Of cultivation and well
auapted 10 the raising of vegetables and fruit small
orchard III good bearing condition; Hopse and Wood
mouse IN good repair large Barn attached with Cellar
under the same; two good wells of water with pumps
. For further particulars inquire of WM. A BRIGHAM or
the subscriber on the premises W. CHAPMAN:
Worcester, March 10 1860. dtwz"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-08-29
Deaf and Dumb Asylum.

Mr.. William D. Cooke, who first inaugurated the
idea with US of this charitable Institution, and who
has been the Principal of it since its formation, in
1S49, we believe, has resigned his situation. Mr..
Cooke takes what he considers more advantageous
stuation-Prncipal of the Georgia Asylum. With
an experience Of about twenty years, he Is well
qualified for his duties.
We learn that the Board of Directors, on Friday
last filled the vacancy caused by Mr.. Cookies resig
nation, by the appointment Of Mr.. Willie j. Palmer,
former vice-P Principal. We consider this an excel
lent appointment and it is certainly highly compli-
mentary to Mr. Palmer, whose connection with the
Institution has not been Of long duration. But
however high the compliment, it is none the less
worthily bestowed. Mr.. Palmer>is young man of
fine talents, devoted to his profession and will
quit himself with honor. He is also native of the
State; and we have always contended, as we yet
contend, that whenever North Carolina promotes
and honors her own sons she will have no difficulty
in finding many, many of her children worthy of
her care and who will reflect upon her the honors
conferred upon them. All communications, con-
nected with the affairs Of the Asylum, will in future
be directed to Mr.. Palmer.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-08-29

"The federal Union must be preserved. The
Constitution must be maintained inriolate in all its
parts Erery right guaranteed by the Constitution
must be protected By lao in all cases where egisla
zion is necessary to its enjoyment The judicial
ruthority, as provided in the Constitution, must be
Iustained, and its decision implicitly obeyed and
erecuted. The laws must be administered
Fad the constituted authorities upheld, and all I'M
Iagtul resistance suppressed "-SrEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
"The friends Of constitutional equality do not
bad nerer did demand congressional slare code,
or any "ther code in regard to property in the Ter
fitories They hold the doctrine Of non-interuen-
(bn by Congress or by a Territorial legislature
Fither to establish or prohibit slarery; but they
sert fortified By the highest judicial tribunal in
Fhe Cnion) the plain duty Of the federal gooern-
at in all its Departments to secure, ,ohen neeessa-
~ to the citizens Of al the States the enjoyment Of
heir property in the common Territories, eoery-
there else ,oithin its Jurisdiction = The con-
)ftution and tho equality of the States! These
Pr symbols IF everlasting Union. Let these be the
fulying cries of the people"-JonN G. BREckIN-
kIDGE
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Official Vote for Governor.

We insert our table again to-day. There are a
Few counties not strictly official, but we believe they
|re correct We make the majority for Gov. Ellis
P,224. Some of our contemporaries make it about
100 more but we believe our calculation to be cor
bet. Some of their figures, we know, do not cor
(spohd with the official returns.
The aggregate vote is 1862, which is 1904
|arger than ever before polled in the State Gov.
Fills vote is 3,OlA more than it was two years ago,
(nd Mr. Pools is 1878 larger than Mr.. McRae's-
|howing an increase Of 1851 votes, as compared
flh the preceding election.
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From the Charlotte Bulletin
A CARD.

To the Democracy Of Aecklen6urg County:
FELLow-CIrzENs: As Chairman Of the Executive
Committee of the Democratic Party for the County
of Mecklenburg, ! have earnestly endeavored to
heal the existing difficulties now pending between
the two wings of the Democracy of this County
and State; how far those efforts have been crowed
with success, and upon whom the just mputation
of Disorganzers should properly rest, let the fol-
lowing Note and Resolutions speak,
CHARLOTTE, August II, 1860.
EDITORS WESTERN DEMOCRAT: In the North Caro-
lima Standard of Wednesday last. find the follow
ing: eff the vote of this State will elect Douglas,
or place him in the House, and that vote will Meth
er elect Breckenridge nor place him in the House,
the Douglas Democrats may rest assured that the
vote will be cast for Douglas"
Please answer categorically whether you will ac
cept the assumption of the Standard a basis of
compromise and settlement of the existing difficult
ties between the two wings of the Democracy of
North Carolina.
An early answer through the Democrat is re-
quested.
~ W. R. MYERS.
At meeting of the Breckenridge Party, held on
the evening of the 29rd inst, in the town of Char
lotte the following resolutions offered by Mr..
Brtton Editor of the Bulletin 0hieh soers rejected
WHEREAS, A division in the ranks of the Demo
cracy OF North-Carolina now exists, in consequence
of early expressed preferences in favor OF the Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas, on the part of some of his
friends, prior to the nomination of the Hon. John
C. Breckenridge, it becomes the duty of the friends
Of the latter gentleman to use every honorable
means to re-unite the Democracy of the State for
the purpose Of securing the vote thereof for Brock
inrdge and Lane, and
WHEREAS 1t, has been proposed, and appears to
have been endorsed by the friends of Mr.. Douglas,
that all differences between Democrats be reconciled
upon this basis" If the vote of the State will elect
Douglas, place him in the House, and that vote
will neither elect Breckenridge nor place him in the
House, the Douglas Democracy may rest assured
that the vote will be cast for Douglas. Therefore
be it. -..
Resolced, That the Breckenridge and Lane Club
of Charlotte do hereby most respectfully recon-
mend to their brother Democrats throughout the
State the propriety Of accepting the basis for COM
PROMISE as proposed, if officially profered by the
Mass Meeting of the friends of Mr. Douglas, to con-
vene at Raleigh on the 3Oth August inst
Resolusd, That copy Of these resolutions be for
warded through the Democratic papers of Charlotte
to those journals in the State in favor of Breckn
ridge and Lane in order to obtain an expression of
theft opinions So
/ have thought it due to you and myself, fellow
citizens, to make this simple statement of facts
Judge you between us.
Your fellow-citizen,
W. R. MYERS,
-E Chairman.
Charlotte Anpust oath 1860 -
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LATER FROM EUROPE
lsrsoa, Of Tia CIV II Bals;asors.

dJysVut " tft0 ivy ~ <SesSss7gSs
CAPE RACE, August s4--The GU 1T s!etsaefst
the 18th. Her news is unusually Important
Fifteen hundred European troops bad flended an
Syria - -, 4 ~ 50
Eighteen Garibaldians had landed ID CslSafia
and It was reported that Gar5aldi had been to Nar
plies to confer with The revolutionists there. 81
The city Of Naples has been pRced in . ststed
seige. =. IL 81
The Neapolitans claimed to have sepulsed 90 =.
tempted landing Of the Garibaldisns near Reggie
and at Candretel. 60 ~ s5 90
1t was reported that Austria would repounce the
treaty of Villafranca and actively oppose GaTibAdfs
operations on the main land ~ 6 &
1t was reported also that if Garbaldi lands 10 Cal
abra, General Lamoriciere viii cross the Roman
frontier under promise Of Austrian supposA e
Austria had assumed threatening attitude to-
wards Piedmont demanding explanations concern
ing Garibaldi's letter to Victor Emanuel in which
he announced his projected attack on Venice.
Great activity prevailed in the Austrian Marine
department. \. ,ssy.s =.
The Sandman loan had closed at Paris, with sub
scriptions to three times the amount required
There had been additional failures in the English
trade with heavy liabilities. es.,
LIVERPOOL, Cotton-Sales for the two,
days %, 900 bales including 5000 for speculation
and export ~ IS ::
LATEST WEDNEsDAY-C Cotton 5uoyant-estimat-
ed sales to-day $4,000 bales, including 1000 for
speculation and export The market closes firm at :
an advances of ! since the Ara6ias report Orleans
middling GID. Flour steady-W Wheat steady st Id.
advance. Corn firm at Cd. advanee-Mixed 32x 10
32s Sd. Beef heavy. Pork heavy. Lard steady.
Rosin buoyant at As. to As. 3D. Spts Turpentine
quiet at Dos. 3d. to 33s. Sd. Rice steady. Sugar
quiet. - 10y
Consols 925 owing to war rumors-M Money mark.
ct more stringent.
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HORRIBLE IF "A letter writer to New
fork paper states that at ball given to the Prince
Wales at Quebec, Canada, the Prince danced
Fenty-two sets out Of twenty-four. So far, no dam
|ge done; but we are further informed that in one
the sets the Prince felll-yes, "fell heavily"
the language used, pulling his partner, Mrs. Car
|er, wife of the Governor, "over himw Not a
great" but small Prince fallen. We are happy
I add that the Prince begged his partners pardon,
Ut whether it was while he was down or after he
@up we know not. Why was not the letter
ritter more explicit?
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The Barbecue on the 9Th September.

A member Of the Committee to solicit money and
Provisions for the Democratic Barbecue to be given
h the 9Th Of September next, at or near Raleigh,
Pas left at our Office subscription paper. These
Tho desire to contribute, whether in money or pro-
lslOns, will please call and put their names down.
'et US have "good time" of it, and plenty for
|Nerybody. You can subscribe bushel of meal, a
uarer of beef pig, lamb, -four, potatoes, or any
hing you like, even if it is nothing but-money.
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The Douglas Convention.

Our readers are aware that Convention Of the
friends of Judge Douglas has been called, to meet
in this City tomorrow, Thursday) We sincerely
trust that some arrangement will be made by which
all Democrats in the State can vote for the same
electors. 1t is utter folly to divide. Let us "dif
fer" if so it must be- as to men, "but divide never"
Division insures defeat-union insures victory
What will it avail the lions of Douglas and of Brock
inridge to worry and exhaust each other, and see
the little fox-"Oppositon carry off the prize
neither Of them having strength enough left to snatch
it from 50 contemplate little anmal9 We are for
union and harmony. In union is our strengthen
division is the strength, and the only strength,
of the Bell and Everett ticket "a soft answer
turneth away wrath, but grievous words stir up an.
ger" Let us bear and forbear, looking to the good
of the country, the preservation of constitutional
Union, and the vindieaton of Southern rights, rath
er than to the promotion of any man or set of men,
Let us regard the feelings of each other-let each
be as ready to concede honesty of purpose to the
other as he is bold to claim it for himself On what
principle have we split? What great landmark of
Democratic principle has been obterated? Shall
we suffer family feud about men to divide us-to
make US enemies? We trust not
We hope the Convention to assemble tomorrow
will be governed by spirit of Cancellation and SO
far is honorable, Of concession. We are satisfied
that Breckenridge is stronger than Douglas in North
Carolina; but neither is stronger of himself than
Bel. Those who prefer either Douglas or Brock
inridge to Bell are largely in the majority. Why
not unite their forces against the common enemy ?
Why not all unite upon the electoral ticket now in
the eld2 We are sure that ticket will elevate eth
er Breckenridge or Douglas in preference to Bell
That ticket being already formed we hope the Con-
vention now about to assemble will adopt it, with
the understanding that it is to do the best it to
defeat Lincoln.
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Delegation from Virginia.
We find the following in the proceedings of tn

"''o Vlle IOHUWIHg III IHe PloCeeuInSs UI tHe
aunton Douglas) Convention, of Virginia:
IN VI motion Of Mr.. Stovall, it was
heotred, That the President of this Convention
Ppont deputation often persons to bear the greet
H. OF the National Democracy Of Virginia to the
F.uventlon of the National Democracy of North
(Io!lna, which is to assemble on the 3Oth inst, at
t@e President appointed the following deputation:
D. D. Stovall, Sam'l H. Mofitt, Zeph. Turner, Geo.
,1baSkervill, Geo. w. Boiling, Chas. Irving, A. NJ.
SSOur; VIM. M. Howerton, Geo. W. Hopkins, and
o Nh motion Of Mr.. Stovall, the President Of the
"'entlon was added to the deputation.
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FOR SALE, g
A A VERY SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD, SIX OCTAVE
"A MEL0DEON Apply at this Office.
August 28th, 1860. ,.s 69-tf
WOOD FOR THE CAPITOL.

SRcRErARY's OFFICE,
Raleigh, 2sth Aug, las0. i!
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this Office until the 18th day of September next to
furnish sufficient quantity of wood for the Of the
public Offices Of the State in the Capitol and for the Gem
eral Assembly for the ensuing winter and spring.
The wood to be sound oak and hickory to delivered
and measured the woodhause the Capitol grounds
from time to time required and to be cut into suitable
lengths for the several fre-plsces.
Bidders will state the price per cord at which they will
furnish it.
The right of rejecting bids not advantageous to the State
is reserved. T-.- -
RUFUS Il. PAGE,
Secretary Of State.
Rsleigh, Aug. %, 1860. es-td.
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100 900 FPUIT TREEs.-AT LUX.
AOV9VUO umburg, one mile southwest Of
Greensboro N C-conssting Of Apples Pears, Peaches
Pums. Apricots, Nectarnes DC. The above number Of
Trees and plants ready for sale by the
in the nursery business be aters himself that be has
the most select collection in the Southern States.
All orders promptly attended and catalogues sent free
application Persons ordering catalogues by mail will
please inclose stamp to prepay .,.. "
AUTHORIZED AGENTS. ~
John CLARK, Wilmington; Rufus Scott, Fayetteville;
J. F. Carrot, Greensboro.
THOMAS Il. FENTRESS
August 28. 1860. ct.
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Judge Douglas.

We are requested to state, positively, that Judge
Douglas will arrive in Raleigh this "wednesday
|venng in the o'clock train, and that he will ad-
ress the people on Thursday. See notice of meet
hg this CTuesday) night
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-08-29
N. C. Six Per Cent. state Stocks.
=, TREASURY DEPARrHIxr or n. G.,

Aug. Esd. $780,. r.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at this Office until 10 o'clock A. NJ, 26th Sept next
for the sale the highest bidder Of Of Bonds Of
the State of North Carolina, issued under An Act to
protect the interest Of the State of N in the Cape Fear
ted July lst, 1860, and running thirty years. n.
The above bonds will have Coupons for interest at six
per per annum attached payable lst January and
July in each year.
The principal and interest viii be- payable at the Bank
of the Republic New York. unless where the prefers
to have them payable at the Treasury Of the Sate.
Successful bidders npon being informed Of the accept
Of their bids deposit amount Of ther bids
signed In the Bank aforesaid or in the Bank of NORTH
Carolina or Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh. !. -
Parties bidding will please address their etters endorsed
proposals for N c. Stocks" to the undersigned at IA
leigh, &c. -
The bids will be opened IN the presence Of the Gclenor
Secretary and Comptroller Of State and the President Of
''' D''> " -''' D. W. COURTS, Pub Ttsa
69-td.
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Charlotte, August Oath, 1860.

W The editor Of the Louisburg Eagle has an
article headed A Rear Treat We have not read
it, but presume it is on some stern subject.
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- For the Standard.
FAYETTEVILLE, Aug. 26th, 1860.

Nix. EDITOR: I see in the Standard of yesterday,
an account of a Douglas meeting held in Carthage
Moore county, on the 18th instant In order that
your subscribers may not be deceioed in regard to
said meeting, I would state that there were but
twenty seven persons present, some Of these wings
The chairman remarked when he had appointed a
committee of ce to draft resolutions, that "he had
sent out all that could speak, but would endeavor to
entertain the crosod himself" The extract from
Col. j. c. Davis speech, in your paper, did not
hear, although was IN the court room and did hear
the Colonel make speech The extract must have
been prepared since the meeting adjourned The
speech of Geo. Wilcox, Esq, was rather an able
effort In the list of Delegates to the Dick conven-
ton you will find some States rights Breckenridge
Democrats who will not attend the convention called
by one Mr.. Dick. Yours,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-08-29

rw The Newbern Progress states that Mr. John
son, candidate for the Vice Presidency and Hon. A.
H. Stephens will attend the Convention here on the
30th. The Progress says its information is "posi-
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, TICKET!

~" We shall support this ticket for President
and Vice President on these conditions: That the
Electors wiU cote for the strongest man, Breckin-
rlge or Douglas as the case may be- against Lincoln
That u.s. If The cote IF this State DM elect either Of
them orer Lincoln or wiU put either of them in the
NOuse, it is to be cast accordingly But If the cote
,.iU elect neither nor put either of them in the
House, tile Electors to rOte as they please.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-08-29
PTIRLIC MEETING,

There will be meeting Of the friends Of Judge
Douglas, and of the citizens generally in the Court
House this Uuesday) evening at o'clock, to make
arrangements for the reception and entertainments of
Judge Douglas during his stay with us.
MANY CITIZENS.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-08-29

% The editor is still absent but we expect him
\ home in a day or two. He will probably remain
put few days, at present, but we hope he will be
IDLE to resume his duties in two or three weeks.
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alexander n. Stephens on the Stump.

AUGUSTA, Aug 24-Hon. A. H. Stephens will
take the stump in Georgia in favor Of Douglas and
johnson, on the LIST Of September His first speech
will be made in Augusta The friends of Douglas
and johnson are confident Of carrying the State.-s
The re action is tremendous.
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Educational.

~ are requested to state that the "Wake Coun-
A., educational Association will meet at the Court
sH IN Raleigh, on the first Saturday in Septem-
h.. 'N We trust there will be large attend
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Rg We call attention to the advertisement Of
the sale Of State Bonds in our paper to-day. No
safer investment can be made
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W. W. HOLDEN, STATE PRINfsR,
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Tbe STANDARD i, conducted strict,

SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD Is conducted strictly
.oou the CASH system AR papers are discontinued at tho
,,D,at;on of the time for Whch they hsge been paid Sub
,,,i,s wN be notified FOUR WEEKS before their time is ont,
CROSS MARK on their papers and unIsss the subscription
,eueCed the paper sOM be discontinued This is rule
Tram rhch there sciU be DEPARTURE Watch for the cross
,arh and renesO your subscription. l....--. 10.
U'sekly Standard 81 per annun', in Advance.
Semi Weekly Including the Ti Weekly during the Sss
l.; ny - per aanuns, In adoance.
,fy- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office from. well the one to- which
|bsr desire the change to be made
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FACT.
APPROPRIATIONS MADE DURING THE Isl
SESSION OF THE THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS
REHABILITATION.

PRECIPITATION. -.. f.
For legislative, executive, judicial, civ -.
il, and miscellaneous, $l3, i29, 1852 70
Diplomatic and consular 1,158,3S0 90
Indian department. revolutionary, in
valid and other pensions 5, 427, 223 %
Army, Notifications, Military Acad-
envy, and military roads 6,476, 962 OF
Naval service TO- 61 ,030 OF
Post Office for 1850 24,757,322 90
Post Office for 1861 1909, 022 70
.' 49,. s.s.-<s $sz, 4s4, 800 "a
The statement has been prepared under the d.
rection of the Secretary Of the Senate and Clerk Of
the House Of Representatives, in compliance with
law.
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TO SOUTHERN O. WESTERN MERCHANTS
II VALID & SINDALL,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS -

DEALERS IN
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Invite the attention of Merchants visiting this city
examination of their STOCK which in variety and price
not surpassed either in this any Of the Northern cities
Orders respectfully solicited and faithfully executed
= August 49, 1860. e8-lmpd.
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Districts |:

ALFRED NJ SCALES, OF ROCKINGHAM.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE. s.j-5ss
NJOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICATION
II will be made to the next session of the Legislature
for charter to incorporate the Catawba River and Crook
ed Greek Hydraulic Hose Gold Mining Company
Raleigh, n. c., Aug %, 1861 es-6tpd
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FOR PRESIDENT:
John G.. BRECKENRIDGE,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
Hem. 10 Ian E,
OF OREGON.
Ell OTTO R S
For the State at Large:
OF KENTUCKY
OF OREGON

FOR PRESIDENT AND vICE.PREsIDENT.
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Hon, l.. OBJ. Branch.

The following letter from Mr. Branch was receiv-
ed in reply to an invitation to the late Picnic and
Jubilee at DR.. Thomas Davis, the proceedings of
which we have published: