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For the STANDARD.
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

Mr. EDITOR: Il see that in most of the districts
candidates for Congress are announced. In the
sixth, Guiford district, see as yet no candidate
announced 1t is generally conceded that party
strife has in a great measure brought the present
troubles on our once happy country, and there
should be. and with honest people there is deter
minaton to bc no longer tied down to party, but to
send to our councils, both National and State, men
of character and experience. In looking over the
district Tor representative, the Hon. BEDFORD
Brown, of Caswell seems to happily combine the
qualities now desired in epresentative-baving
a high character statesman of the old school,
and being eminently conservative in his views. He
served in the United States Senate some twelve
years; was the associate of Clay, Webster and CAL
houn; became thoroughly acquainted with the ma
chinery of our government seeing as he did the de-
fects and the shoals upon which our ship of State
has been wrecked and his speeches there delivered
will show, that with almost the foresight of a
prophet he pointed out the shoals, and warned his
countrymen that nothing but States Rights and a
strict construction of the Constitution would save
the ship of State from going to pieces amid the sec
tional storms. Such experience, and such words
now spoken cannot but be of great service in guiding
our new government clear of the dangers which
then threatened and finally destroyed our old gov
eminent.
Duringrour late sectional difficulties Col Brown
lldS uCCii CONSERVATIVE llio SViCC diW dyS
been heard for honorable adjustment of our sec
tiona difficulties. He was the able leader of the
conservative ing ofthe Democratic party at Charles
ton and Baltimore. He consented to the Breckln-
ridge ard Lane ticket at Baltimore with the assu-
rance that was conservative ticket Col. Brown
canvassed the State assuring the people, as all the
Breckenridge Electors did, that it was not a sec,
tional ticker, but a conservative one. Yet at the
election Of Lincoln nearly all of the Breckenridge
leaders came out for immediate secession Col.
Brown remained firm to his pledges to the people,
and resisted secession as long as Lincoln obeyed
the Constitution Yet when Lincoln violated the
Constitution by issuing his proclamation for the
subjugation Of the South, the voice Of Col. Brown
was heard, calling his countrymen to defend lner
section, and ever since then he has devoted every
energy to his section. The people feel that now is
not the occasion for youth and inexperience 70 con-
troll our legislative halls The tented fed is large
| enough for the ambitious youth Of the country,
and the young aspirant who seeks honors in the
forum ,iou rather than the field, is unworthy oil
honors in either, place. The forum needs wisdom
tempered with age and experience; the tented field
needs the vigor of manly youth.
ALAMANCE.
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For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

DIALEcrIc HALL, Sept 90, 1861.
The Dialectic Society having with deep sorrow
heard of the death of Capt. H. I. Brown, of Ark,
who left us a short time ago, bearing with him the
honors of the College and the affection of his fellow
members as we'll as of all with whom he associated,
and who at the call of his country abandoned the
attractions of home and enrolled his name among
those noble patriots who first resolved to resist the
expressions of despotism and thus fell on the plains
Of Missouri while calamity leading his men to VIC
tory Therefore, Whereas the Dialectic Society is
called upon to mourn the loss of most worthy
member.
Resolrea, That the Society, though submitting in
humble obedience to this affecting dispensation of
an Allwise Providence, cannot but lament the early
removal from sphere wherein he gave promise Of
such distinguished usefulness and ofon to whose f-
ture career she could lock with just pride and salts
faction.
Resolred, That she offers her sympathies to the
relatives Of the deceased and while mingling her
tears with theirs, would encourage them to submits
sion to and reliance upon the will Of Him who doeth
all things well. -
Resolced That copy Of these resolutions be sent
TO the family Of the deceased and also to the Raleigh
Standard, the Arkansas papers and the Wilmington
Journal, with request for publication.
F. M. CARTER.
A. L. FITZGERALD, Conn.,
T. S. LINDSAY,
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Nosg II STANDARDS: rsaz
lsl~ - 2 saYasl.s For the Standard.
An APPEAL To- THE NOBLE WOMEN OF
s. * 49, f3sssNORTH CAROLINA. =

rBs4NOhl a. -.
appealto thew women Of my own State 1t is a
time when no one should be silenl-when it is not
wrong for scoman to speak, and speak boldly. Our
hearth.stones are threatened with Instantaneous
most sacred precincts with violation. Brave and
manly hearts are crying to for help such help as
woman can give. ~. So
tremblingly thrust myself upon the public
Ne lady in this State, as far as | have seen, has
ui.de the direct appeal, accompanied with plan to
ensure success. Imay fail, but judge me only by
the motives which impel me. The gushlngs Of q
womans heart prompt the effort. Some may ridi
cule, others affect to despise-I care not Those
who are battling for our cherished firesides, and
sacred rights suffering for the want Of covering
to protect them from coming winter. Blankets
are an indispensable necessity to their comfort, /
may say to their very existence. Every where tie
cry comes up-the echo of manly hearts-the chill
blasts of winter are upon us-will one put forth
the hand to shield us frcm its shivering winds p
In the mountains the winter has already com.
menced-what we do must be done quickly
Whole regiments are without shoes or blankets in
Gen. Lees division: othe are doubtless in no let.
ter condition Can We be Indifferent to their fate
The Confederate Congress has been appealed TO in
vain! Is there no remedy? Yes-the impulsiye
nature OF woman answers yes! She can supply the
soldier without any diminution of comfort to her
SELF Will she do it? make the appeal to wo.
mans heart. Ye daughters of Carolina !! proudly
appeal to you for aid. CIV. Clark writes that he
will gladly receive the services of any lady who
will tender the same to collect and receive supplies
in each county in the State.
propose that the ladies of each county shall i'm
med'a,ely hold an informal meeting, and delegate
this "aalsslon Of mercy to five ladies' whose duty
it shall be to proceed to visit each householder in
the county. able to give and solicit the gift Of a
blanket to shield and to save those who are battling
in the holy cause of woman
Shall VIC succeedy Who doubts it? Properly,
theoretically carried out We can raise from three io
| five hundred blankets in each county Is there q
woman who would hesitate to give? Is there man
who would not rush to her aid, and give succor te
the enterprise? If there be, blush for his manli
ness: Comforts will keep US warm-we can spare
blanket 1t will tell the poor soldier he Is cared fol
by sooman, and will give feeble impulse to tn,
| hottest cause of man. i submit the matter trem
blingly to my sex. We can but try it.
MRS j. PARKER JORDAN.
KIrTKELLs SPRINGS, Sept o. 1861.
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GEORGE l.. WILD,
ADQENTnN N

RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SER.
@5@.Ea vices to the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity
q Z W. II q Is Tuner and Repairer of Pianos,
wherein ten years experience safely enables
him to guarantee satisfaction. All communications direct.
ed to Warrenton will receive prompt attention.
Refers to Rev. Albert Smedes and Prof G. F. Hansen,
of st. Mary College and Mr. W. J. Palmer, Of Deaf
Dumb and Blind ASYLUM, Raleigh, N c.; E. E. Parham
J. Wilcox and Prof G. H. Kehr, Warrenon; and j. Il.
Mills Jos. H. Gooch ard DR.. s. A. Williams, Oxford n G..
Jan. la, 1851. 3-wtf
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One Of the enemy's steamers pulled up to Acquia
Creek on Monday, and opened its guns on our bat
terry. This was promptly responded to, and at the
fourth fire our artillerymen planted shot in the
hull, near the waterlne. The steamer then turned
and sped away, without further questions, as if il
had got what it came for.-Rich. Enquirer.
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HORSE THIEF! HORSE THEFT!
August 5, 1861.

STOLEN FROM MY STABLE, ON TUESDAY NIGHT,
- the 9th of Aupust a GREY MARE, years old ana
about feet 10 or Ii inches high. She may be identified
BY her being r'ed Also saddle o2dnsv v'H ehe
sr;"o The c,ntel of the saddle is much wnrn-lt has
seesprng srrup the left hand saher to which, is Sp-
ken off at end The marnga!s IS OF yellow ,hs
If the Mare and equpage and any inflammation
in regard to them will be thankfully received She was
tracked, on the morning after being Stolen to within lew
tha tracks Of other horses. The thief WILL doubt, at
tempt to sell her. il he has not already done 80.
SO will be paid for his apprehension and conviction
EDWIN d. DRAKE,
tr-. s.t.-Hs-E.s.t 's7 - Near Warrenon
September 8, 1851. -.t S7-w4,;;
ts Register and State Journal copy times in weekly.
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Inc Iredegar Works in Richmond are at present
%nnoactur,ng elargest calibre of guns, shells,
oalls, &c; The capacity Of the establishment is i'm;
mense there being no less than fifteen hundred men
now engaged in. manufacturing railroad iron and
ordnance OF the heaviest description. -.
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For the Standard.
ROCK CREEK, Alamance Co., n q
% =. - September 10 ,on, w.,

N, w ~ September Is, 1851 a;j w.
slk: The undersigned, an agent for tho n,.-
OF soliciting articles Of clothing for thu .ae purpose
Boys, under command Of Capt Stockard , ssIn
edges the receipt Of the following: "sS"0wl-
Balaa'a Hornaday. seven yards of WOODEN ;e,..
o ons psH so and MRS Daniel Spoon
one blanket and two pair socks Jacob iso Tnaaay
saveret O. D. Holt 50 cts NJ Pike, one bant one
otany Coble, shirt pair drawers, two pair s"sI
ana lot Of wool thread; Elizabeth Cob,s SUCK. an
gImket; william Wells g co. SOL Wells 81 90
0onh lseley, 81 90; Jno Mcpherson, two blankets
one pair socks, and 81 90; NJ. Iseley. a. o.. ns
luminous 30 cts Dr. Tinnin, one pair socks and
80 w; Martin Moser 81 90; Solomon Albr.ht
% o 0; William Albright So 90; ". A. Patterson
&c. Mis- p Fo SS'ams"' 81 oo Austin Iseey 81
cts; Henry Iselcy, 81 90; Sam Coble 81 o. a.
Milton Cobie' s. 90; J. A. j. Patterson, 81 90.
u. NJ. G. ALBRIGHT, Agent,
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SALT BEEF.
Subsistence Department, F.,
~ RALEIGH. Semi ~ IsHl

A'A1ciuii, N1ep'. w, Iohl !
ASEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this oai,.
~ for the delivery Of SALT BEEF according to the fol.
lowing stipulations: " WV '''
The BEEF must be from well atted Cattle slaughtered
after the 2uh OF October, aud weighing not less than s
pounds. ~ wv
The legs and leg rounds of the hind quarters and fro
shns and at least pounds of The neck end Of each '
quarter must be excluded from each barrel and he re
mander Il" tine carcass instead Of be ng cut with cleaver
must be cut with saw and knife to give the me 1t square
neat and smo h appearance in pieces of not less than sin
p'nnds r more than ten pounds
The Beef must be sailed the rate of one busbel
pure Turk Island Salt, bushels of Liverpool Salt
and ounces of puverzed Sapere every 9Ul pounds
exclusive of pickle to be made from fresh water
strong salt will make it, and lie perfectly brubt
and clear This Department will furnish salt 10 contract
ors at cost and charges. if desired
The Beef must be put in barrels the barrels must no
tight and well cooper.d; the weight of Beef and the
contractors name marked each barrel The Beef will
be inspected BY inspecting officers be appointed by hs
DEPARTMENT, at the point of delivery.
Two securities will be required in sums equal to the
amount Of the contract.
JOHN DEyEREUX,
Com. of Sub.
september ~, 1871. S9-w3t.
az The Greensboro Patriot Iredcll Express and Char
oite Democrat will please publish the abnve three weeks
and send accounts t" this Office for collection.
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LARGE HAuL--The Confederate Government
mas seized 5000 hhcs Of tobacco, worth about $3.50
ooO' belonging to Auguste Belmont, the N. Y. bank.
er; and stored in Richmond 1t is said that n,anv
other large confiscations are made dailx
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VINEGAR, CANDLES AND SOAP.

Subsistence Department
RALEIGH Sept. u, 1861. !
V1'HE UNDERSIGNED Is DESTROYS OF PUR.
chasing large lot of these articles for the use of the
Troops Application may be made to- him. or 10 any one
Of the Agents engaged in purchasing for The State
JOHN DEVEREUX,
Com. of Sub.
September a. 1861. S9-w3t
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ID 1 f. ID

In inns City, on the oath inst, Della daughter of G.
r. and Caroline Davis. aged years and munths. W.
oouer little children to me, and forbid them
nor Tor OF such is the kingdom Of Heaven NJ.
u City papers please copy
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HARBoRs ON THE SOUTHERN CoAsr.-The North
ern journals, which are making such tremendous
and triumphant clamor over the "great victory" at
llatteras Inlet announce that the Government has
thereby secured possession of the whole Southern
coast AS usual they are displaying the utmost
ignorance Of the subject on which they undertake
to enlghten other people. So numerous are the
nets on the coast that vessel of moderate draught
of water can run from Cape Henry to New Orleans
and make harbor every night. 1t is impossible
that the Government can close these outlets, even
the ships and men at its disposal were increased
hundred fold. We subjoin list of harbors be-
tween the mouth of the Chesapeake and Florida,
and the distance between each. They are of course
known to the Government and properly to the off,
GERS OF every insurance company in this city.
INLAND AND COAST ROUTE FROM THE CHESAPEAKE
BAY TO THE GULF OF MEXICO, MAKING A uARBoR
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JNO. n. CLARK.

JNO NJ CLARK Wh II. BURLINGTON
CLARK & BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL
w consgnments of
Cotton, Naval Stores, Flour, Bacon,
Timber, &c, DC.
and other country produce either for sale shipment
My Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for the reception of produce either by Railroad RIVER
enables to make my charges light. Also regular deal
ers in
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, &C.
Refers to H. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear, Wilmington n c.
JOHN DAWSON,
President Wilmington Branch Bank of N. C.
VI. II JONES'
Cashier Raleigh Branch Bank of Cape Fear,
November Is, 1861. 4b-wly.
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.,
RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. 10, 1891. (
KWANTED FOR THE ARMY A LARGE QUAINT.
w TY Of good hard Sap, Zallov Clndles and Cider
Iinegar.
J. DEVEREUX,
Capt. c. S.
September II, 1881. SS-w4t.
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;, This brings vessel inside the Florida Keys
from this point there is difficulty in making har
oor every night, or even every few hours. 3
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SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT, |
RALEIGH, n. c., Sept. 10, 1861. !
9 Att EE Il

LARGE SUPPLY OF SALT BEEF WILL BE
IA needed for the subsistence of the trnps during the
coming winter PROPOSALS W II be received at the Ad
juant General Office in Raleigh, and specifications furnish
ed on application.
BY order of Adj. Genl. and Acting Com. Genl.
]. DEvEREUX
Capt. c. s.
September II, 1881. 3S-w3t.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-18
)R. MARSHALL'S CATARRH
ND HEADACHE SNUFF.

rms smut has thoroughly proved itself to he the best
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S a' sold in our wholesale trade, oheerfullE state
c"mneidation given il for the cure Of Catarrhal Alice
l"is aia that it decidedly the best article We have ev
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STOOD THE TEST or YEARS

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Gsaal Advertisements.
CEDERcf NOTICE ej SETTLEMENT
DAVID FRENtHS Est ALE

STATE or VERMONT C,rrno>+, n.s-rT,- S.
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IL EBON YTYPES 81

4 SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY
N FOR COUGHS GROUP. ASTHMA WHO'D
PING COUGH. SORE THROAT. and ALL DISEASES
OF THE THROAT and LUNGS.
The unprecedented and popularity which this
remedy has attained i'll one short year would Srtla
sufficient guaranty OF its merit. L; any one doubts H. lei
such give ii one trial.
READ TIE FOLLOWING:
From Hon. Levi Underwood Lieut. GOV. of VI.
MEsSES f. Il MACON Col have USE! your v ZEN :
MAGIC COMrouHn for colds ami re throat ana il
proved an efficient remedy. Ii i, valuable accession l"
am yours '''''-' Levi UNDERWOOD.
burlington, Oct. ), 1850.
From Hon Joseph Poland, State Senator Of Vermont.
have used WEEKS MAGIC CoNPOI in my family. and
have never found any remedy .icctU ia curing coughs
JOSEPH POLAND.
Montpelier, Oct l. l>6o
From Hon Timothy p. Rciicli
by using your WErkS' MAGIC COaPou Ma short time. |
entirely cured and most "j>tIn-
ate colds upon lungs that ever experienced. ku""
OF no remedy equal 10 ii Or coughs and lung complaints
generally. TIMOTHY p. REDFlELD.
Montpelier Oct. b. lSCr.
MEssRs +. b. MACON Il Co:-Ahout five weeks ~" l
took severe cold which settled upon III. lungs. pfouci!
became difficult Aiier n.akiIg strenuous efforts L.
throw Ii OIL with benefit, procured bottle "1 y"uT
yagic Compound. which used three day aCC"rdn. L.
directions. lis .iieC; upon truly irc .a-C = II
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pIcc!y relieved from c,.l and c"Gid breathe per
tty Natural Therefore. can "ii' ld II I" HiN lei
low citizens being the best Remedy Dr ,OuL iis ANA co-
ST Johusbury, Vt. Dec H. 1859.
GROUP
short time since child attacked most severed,
with the Group. We thought She could live TIVE
tiles. Single dose OF EMS MAGIC CoMr"' Nd e>'i Is
at she has had atttc. OF il since. til.n II,
family ought to be without it. NJ. VAKNtY.
Principal M>Si>quui Valley Academy.
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCOA-N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing put up in large bottles
and rrtas fer 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair of person. young DID, there is not its equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish
to be- and moreover it has perfume that is infinitely
superior to any of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American, which alone should ente it to place
every lady's toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night and
in the morning apply little Of the Dressing and your
hair will be even more lifeike i'll color and beauty.
Use nothing yor hair but these preparations and
use these according to directions and warrant you
good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry p Will
Co.. Manchester, n. H.to whom all letters should
be addressed