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Weekly standard., 1860-09-12

ANOTHER DIsCOvERY-SLAvE EXCITEMENT NEAR
MEMPHs The Memphis Argus of the 22d comes to
us with the information that abolition excitement
is in vogue in that vicinity. We copy:
For some time past Mr. A. j. Worman the we'll
known river engineer, residing on Pigeon Roost
road, near this city, has been much annoyed by the
depradatiOns of the negroes whose headquarters
seemed to be in the woods in the vicinity, and on
Monday evening last accompanied by Mr.. Paul
Rice, started in pursuit
few miles from his residence they succeeded in
arresting two negro men, whom they brought to
the city and lodged in Jail as runaways While
coming toward the city with their captives, they
observed tree, portion of whose bark being cover
ed with mud led to the suspicion that something
was concealed therein. With knife they scraped
the mud until it revealed hollow place in the tree
in which they discovered quart bottle filled with
poison. Tho negroes were then closely questioned
regarding the bottle, when they admitted that it
had been procured by a white man who was with
them portion of the time, and who had endeavor.
ed to induce them to use it in killing the white
people.
They said there we're large quantities Of it in other
places. From what could be gathered from the con-
fessions Of the negroes, it seems that white lien
have been tampering with runaway slaves who
swarm the woods in the vicinity of the city; and
have endeavored to excite them to insurrection.-
The negroes state that many negroes camp in caves
and holiows south of Fort Pickering, and that they
are frequently visited by white men. A portion Of
this may be somewhat exaggerated, but there is
sufficient known to show that the slaves in this
vicinity sre being tampered with by white men, and
to warrant the inhabitants in keeping strict watch
for further developments.
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12

that maxia. and to assure the national Democracy
that we will faithfully observe all of covenants
and Obligations.
With pride and pleasure refer to our great chief
tain Who is he?-Stephen A. Douglas, name
which has become dear, familiar household word
in the happy homes of millions of American free
men. Stephen A. Douglas, the patriot who loves
his whole country, the great American Senator VINO
is now the fearless defender of the constitution and
the Union. Illinois can longer alone claim him
as her citizen-his home is the United States OF
America-his country is our country-his people
our people, and his God our God May it ever be
thus! With brave hearts we will follow him into
his great struggle for he is as true, gallant and pa
trioc leader as ever led host Of freemen to bat
tie and to victory.
Az for myself can never consent to fusion
with the Ssceders. difference Of opinion on
great vital question divides wide as the poles,
and can never recognize their nominations, made
in violation of Democratic rules and usages. All
of nv personal afinites are for the Seceders We
have long acted together, and many of them are my
warm personal friends. l have parted from them
with much sorrow, and l will permit no partlzan
feeling no,o to do them injustice Most of them
acted accordidg to the dictates of an honest Judg
ment think their judgment was hasty and wrong.
could not agree with them at Baltimore, neither
can agree with them now. They have right to
their opinions and certainly have an equal right
to form and express my own. We now belong to
different political parties, but hope that our kind
personal relations will always continue.
My friends! My fellow-ctizens My country
men! feel that use not the language Of an ex-
cited alarmist when say that the Union is in I'M
menent peril. Before God and my country hon
estly believe it 1t is now threatened by cold.
determined .fendish tanaticism at the North, and
piM. mad ultraism at the South Both of these
feelings are nimical to the best interests of the
country; and it becomes the high and solemn duty
of all conservative to rally in solid, unyied.
ing, and unwagerins phalanx around the Ark Of
the Covenant" of our fathers, and preserve 1t from
from violence and desecraton. hope that the peo-
pie of the nation will soon speak out in voice that
cannot be misunderstood, in the eloquent and patri-
otic language of the "0ld Hero Of the Hermitage"
1.-The Union must and shall be preserved" When
that great fiat shall 90 FORTH then again shall peace
and prosperity dwell within our borders, and our
csuntry continue to be the pride and glory Of the
whole earth.
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12
N. C. Six Per Cent. state Stocks.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF N. c., !

N. C. Six Per Cent. state Stocks.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF N. c.,
Aug. 23d. 1860
- this Office until 10 O'clock, A. M 18th Sept next,
for the sale to the highest bidder of sl2noo of Bonds Of
the State of North Carolina, issued under IAN Act
prec the interest Of The State of n C. in the Cape Fear
and Deep River Navigation Company, Chapter A. di-
ted July LIST, 1880 and running thirty years.
The above bonds will have Coupons for interest at six
per cent per annum attached, payable lst January and
July in each year. .- -...-
The principal and interest will be payable at the Bank
of the Republic New York unless where The party prefers
to have them PAYABLE at the Treasury of the State
Successful bidders, npon being informed of the accept
of their bids deposit the amount of their bids,
including the accrued interest to the credit of the under
signed in the Bank aforesaid, in the Bank Of North
Carolina, Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
"Pnposals for n. c. Stocks" to the undersigned at Ra
Leigh &C.
The bids will be opened in the presence Of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President of
the Bank of North.Carolina.
D. W. COURTS, Pub. Treas.
69-td.
sy. Register copy.
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12
LANDS FOR SALE!

HAVING DETERMINE TO MOVE SOUTH, Of
Ii FER for sale the of land which live,
Containing 635 acres situated in the county of franklin,
about tive miles from Lousburg. eight miles from Frank
on Tar river and Lynchs creek-abour of which
is rich bottom land lou in cultivation tie balance in
original growth The upland is all open except about IS
large two story dwelling house upon The land containing
Elk rnoms which, with little repairs could be made very
comfortable and pleasant tt ere all other necessary
out houses the plantation, such barns cabins
DC, all new and in good order.
Persons firm the eastern part Of the State wishing =
residence TO during the sicky
would find this place remarkably well adapted that pur
pose besides being convenient to three mineral springs
kittrell's. Jones' and Shocco.
Any further description unnecessary IS those wishing
to purchase will be certain examine it before purcbas.
ing will take pleasure in showing the land TO any per-
son who may wish to look ut it. Terms reasonable
n. p. WARD.
July 81, 1860. Sl-wytpd.*
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ALABAMA,
At Mobile.

VNHE LECTURES IN THIS INSTITUTION WILL
Il commence 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 none in the United States.
Prof MALLEr sails for Europe early July for the pur
pose Of adding largely to the Chemical apparatus
The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be opened about
the middle of October and preliminary Lectures will
about the time There three large Hospi-
tails in Mobile always open and free to the Students
FACULTY:
]. C. NofI, N. D., Professor of Surgery.
J. F. Hsusrls, n. D Professor of Anotomy.
WH H. ANDERSON II D., Professor of Physiology and Pa.
biology.
Glo A. KErcHun NJ d. Professor Of Principles and Prac-
tice Of Medicine.
A. Ross NJ d. Professor of Materia Medca and Thera-
ptutics
F. GoRDox, n d. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women and Children.
J. VI. AALLErr, Professor of Chemistry.
Gofofx1 VT, owTxi NJ D.. Demonsr.tor, of Anatomy.
K. d. ScxlDr n D.. Prosector Of Surgery.
Address w. H. ANDERSON,
Dean of the Faculty.
July 10. 1850. es-wsm.
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MISSISSIPPI COTTON PLANTATION FOR
SALE.

nv SOCIETY RIDGE. KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
u miles from the city Of Jackson Capital Of the State
ten from Clinton on vicksburg Jackson Railroad six
from Livingston and five from Tugaloo Depot. on n O.
Jackson n Railroad connecting it with ak parts Of
Wells within three hours pleasant ride or drive Th.
ueighborhood is wealthy refined has fine schools and
ers churches and the health and climate of the country
not surpassed anywhere These facts commend it to per-
Of family coming south. The tract contains 1870
acresabout 40 Of timber 400 of fine creek bottom and
the rest bill and branch land all in state Of goOd cult
vation There dwelling and out-houses fruit orchard
negro cabin. gn press cribs stables pond for stock cs
tern and spring for persons 4c, &c. 80
For further particulars write to r. A. Clark, jackson,
5s5'e. So. 49, liz JOHN n. CLARE,
-. z,-sse Yazoo City.
July .. 1850. :t't = = N-wsn.
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WOOD FOR THE CAPITOL.

SEcRErARY's OFFICE,
Raleigh, 2sth Aug, 1850
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 Cen
eral Assembly for the ensuing winter and spring
The wood to be sound oak and hickory TO delivered
and measured the woodhouse the Capitol grounds
from time time required and to he cut into suitable
lengths for the several fire-places.
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.
RUFUS h. PAGE,
Secretary Of State.
Rsleigh, Aug. 2s, 1860. 6s-td.
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12
Ihe Standard.
OH Be not the First I

Oh I Be not the First!
Oh be not the first 10 discover
A blot on the fame of friend,
A fnw In the faith Of lover,
as Whose heart may prove true In the end.
We none Of US know one another,
50 And oft into error we fall
THIN let us speak well of our brother,
Or speak not about him st all.
How often the light smile of gladness
Is worn by the friend that We meet,
, To cover soul fall Of sadness,
Z. Too proud 10 acknowledge defeat.
How often the sigh of detection
= 2 Is heaved nom the hypocrite's breast,
To parody truth and affection,
Or luli suspicion to rest.
How often the friends We hold dearest
Their noblest emotions conceal;
And bosoms the purest, sincerest.
Have secrets they cannot reveal.
Leave base minds to harbor suspicion,
And small ones to trace our defects.
Let ours be nobIer ambition.
For base is the mind that suspects.
W. none Of 10 know one another,
And Oft into error do fall;
Then let US speak well Of our brother,
Or speak not abont him at all.
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12
TO BUILDERS.

Office X. & &. r.. r. Co.,t
AUGUST 18th, 1860. !
uDROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF.
fee Of this Company until the l,h day of September
$50 for furnishing materials and building the following
Ware Houses of Wood): One at Henderson, so 80 ore
at Franknton lsO 30; and one at Ki,tres 81 3d..
The plans and specifications to be at the Office in
Raleigh and with the Agents at Henderson and franklin
ton after the 2lst inst.
T. J. HOLT Superintendent of Buildings, will give such
explanations as may be required.
The Company will reserve the right Of rejecting any or
all bids.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
.. WI. HAWKINS, Prest.
Aupust 2l, 1860 67-td.
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12

ARREsT-A man was arrested near Kinston, Le-
nor County, on Monday last, on suspicion Of be-
ing imam Little, the murderer of John M. and
Andrew Altman of Pikeville Ala An advertise
ment OF the widow Of one of the brothers, appeared
IN our last, offering reward of $1,000 for his ap-
Irenenslon. Little. if this be the man, observing
,na1 ne was noticed, left Kinston He was pursued
Sy some citlzens, and overtaken about four miles
,, IRON 'oe !own and lodged in Jail He was at this
P,sss as lew @ days ago and registered his name as
Uva ~ Mcnd. We - learn from Mr. Dunn, who was here
Alabama that he admitted, that he was raised in in
Pike county Ala. but denies being the man who
murdered the Allmans.-Golds. Tribune -
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12
4 ~ AnA FRUIT TREES.-AT LUX
uVVyDAVvVDVV umburg one mile south. west of

lOOsOOO umburg. one mile southwest Of
0rsspsbor c.. consisting Of Apples. Pears Peaches.
ses and plants are now ready for sale BY the sabscber
Prom eighteen yesrs practical experience and knowledge
In the nursery business he Hsers himself that he now has
the most select collection 10 the Southern States
All orders promptly attended TO- and catalogues sent free
on application Persons ordering catalogues BY mail will
please ineoss stamp 70 prepay. -
AUTHORIZED AGENTS
John Csvk, Wilmington; Rufus Scott, Fayetteville
J. ~ 0srrst Greensboro. = =
80, 80 THOMAS b. FENTREss.
Asgust ~, 1850. n ts.- - 0e-4f.
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12

DEATH OF WV. Hill, EsQ.-We regret to learn
this morning Of the sudden death Of the gentleman
whose name heads this notice. He was a native of
this town, and at one time, when quite young
man, represented this county in the Legislature
tie afterwards moved to Halifax county, where he
married. He had been citizen of that county but
short while. when he was sent to the Senate by
the Democratic party in 1858; and was again nomi-
natec ior the same Office previous to the late eee-
elections, but his private interests demanding his
whole attention. having removed most of his pro.
perty to another State he was reluctantly compell-
ed to decline nomination unanimously rendered
him for reelection. His noble qualities had endear
60 MIN to many warm friends, and his death will be
deeply regretted by all.-Wil Journal.
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12
A II L ANTIC HOUS E,
FENDER Il PAGE, Proprietor
BEAUFORT, N. c.,

BEAUFORT, N. c.,
PENDER Il PAGE, Projectors.
VlHIS LARGE AND COMMODlUUS ESTALISH.
ment is open for the reception of visitors. The
House located in the moe eligible and pleasant situation
for q Summer Resort in Eastern North Carolina being i'm
mediaely in front of the inlet from the Atlantic Ocean,
with the least obstacle obscure the view either
"Old Ocean" Core Sound, Bogue Sound the Town Of
Beaufort.
As line FISHING GROUND as the Harbor affords is
Southern and Western portion of the building. aotdng
to the buarders the opp. rtuny of angling without
posure 10 the sun, while seated under the cnonades
from their chamber windows if they prefer, the House
situated Immediately over the water.
The beautiful and varied views presented to the VISITORS
from this location alone worth trial OF this esab-
lshmeut The object Of the Ppretors has been to
der this the most attractive resort North or SOuthnature
and climate having been most bounul TO this favored
spot, leaving but little to art TO improve
The Proprietors have added to the establishment
BATHING HOUSES,
sufficiently large to swim in and situated that baths
be taken ut hour for the accommodation of ladies'
and healthy pastime To invad< bathing salt
undoubtedly conducive to health Should persons prefer
it, they bathe in the oceBn, serf sound immediate
ly contiguous to the House.
We have STEAMBOAT that will always be in read-
convey passengers from Morehead City, the term
Of the A. n c. Railroad, TO the Atlantic House.
making also daily excursions about the Harbor
good BAND 0f Music has been secured for the season.
PENDER PAGE, Proprietors.
T A. GR.NGER Superintendent.
May II, 1850. eo-wtlstsept.<
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12
TO THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY.

TO THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY.
NXIE TAKE THIS METHOD OF RETURNING OUR
w thanks to the travelling public for the patronage
heretofore received and hope TO receive liberal share
future determined to spare pains 10 merit it,
We have reuloved nur Horses and Hacks to Guthres
HOTEL Chapel Hl where will be ready at all times
to carry passengers Depot the Railroad
other place which they may desire 60, cheap
any hackmen in the place
Our Hacks in good order and have good Horses
and careful Drivers that ready to depart any hour
NAV be called upon. We also have Buggies Oh hand
to accommodate single passengers.
JAMES C. LUTER co.
Chapel Hill, Aue. 10, 1860. as-wSt.+
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12

'ho. A. "AaDtk. WIN. BARRETT,
WARDER & BARRETT,
Both of the late firm of
GEO. A. WARDER & CO.
ESTABLISHED IN lS4s,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
NO 2e6 Baltimore Street, opposite Hunooer StreA
.- BALTIMORE Nd,
VKIOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK THE ATTryr,ov
w Of Merchants to their large and well assorted s,t
embracing every style, quality and color of '''
Mems and Boys Hats and t'aps.
Selected expressly for the trade by the case or Dozen An
orders will receive prompt and careful attention
September ], 1853. S6-wlyd.
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12
READ AND ENQUIRE.

my ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN A BUSI
"A TIA, is respectable any in the State in
of the most beautiful and desirable Of North
Carolina and quite profitable and requires less capital
to keep up than other business that be engaged
n be further informed application by leteror 9th
erwse 10 the Editor Of the n e. Standard who will iu
form and will give for wishing TO SELL TERMS
&c. Apply early.
ADVERTISER.
August 2l, 1860. 34-wtf.
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12

NIOTICE.I WISH TO SELL STEAM ENGINE
N with Locomotive Boiler of 2s hurse power with
Saw-Ml complete. Any wishing to purchase Saw.
Mill, portable Engine aud Boiler, would do we'll to
examine mine before purchasing elsewhere, will sell
bargain. Address me at Oxford, n. c.
r. W. MINOR.
July 10, lS6a. 2s-u.w.
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12

> COACH.MAKING!
THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM n,-
Public generally, that he has recently taken ,bs iaE
GOLD STAND,''
well known by everybody west Of the capitol sou,,.
and fornery occupied by WM. F. CLARKE and y s
prepared to carry ON "' 'ully
COACH.M MAKING
In all its various branches in the VERY BEST stvl.
~ Prices to Suit the Times. a.,
Persons will do we'll to call and examine far tb..
before purchasing elsewhere. "Sei'ei
Repairing done ut the shortest notice, and in III.
best manner. 2 a[@ e "e' very
Raleigh, jan. 81, 1860. I'M,
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12
ACCOMMODATION HACKS

PlTTSBORO', HAYWOOD, OR THE COAL FIELDS
HACKS o, BUGGIEs can be procured at MorrisrTIp
IL on the N. C. r. r. upon shnrt nuce to convey nas
sengers to Ptsboro, Haywood the Coal Fields br a
plying to the undersigned This is decidedly the mot
pleasant route to either place. and equally cheap %
ping in Raleigh and hiring Hacks. as you come II niles
further by Railroad and Of that much hacking
J. F. BOZEMAN.
MorrlSville, June 2b 1899. 26-wtf
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-YAsH
- County. In Equity--In the matter of Josiah Pope
Winny Cation, Ell ais, B. ID. Mann, Admnis,raior Of
Rachel Atkins, ct ais, pending in Equity in the county
aforesaid
In of order in the above cause said persons
the next of kin of the late Rachel Atkins of The
county of Nash being first COUSINS of nearer degree
hereby notified to appear and make their kndredshp
KNOWN decree will pass for the distribution of her
estate among such are known.
G.. W. BLOUNT, NE
Nashville, July 1860 pr. Adv. $5) es-w2m
Weekly standard., 1860-09-12

WIN. h. BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
81, Wilmington, N. c.,
" ILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION M
w consignments of Naval Storrs, Ntton H. ~ ALl
b and other country produce either for sale ~ Tin
Ny Wharf and Warehouses being convenient 'pnen
for the reception Of produce either BY Railroad saie
enables me to make my charges light VI hlver
Refers 10 H. A. SAVacr
Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear, WImns,.
-.s.s ,,-rr.,~.s. - JOHN DAWSOS0n'
President Bank of No Car. WmoN
W. Il JONES
November II, 1859. s,aee'ga se