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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-21


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Henry IIeathorn, James Magnus, Geo. D.
Longsati, John Penman, John B. S. Har.
MS Henry O.coti, Dan Alexander, VIM.
\, Harris and John NJ. Morrison.
WA HEREAS, Henry Heathorn, Jas
Wv Magnus, Geo, D, LongstatF. john
Penmau and Henry Ocol!, defendants in
thrs case do no, reside within The limits of
this State, II is Ordered, that publication
be made SIX weeks in a public newspaper,
giving them notice thst they be and appear
at our next Court of Equity, to be held for
Meckenburg county, a, the Court. House in
Charlotte, on the eth Monday aiier the 4th
Monday in September next, to answer the
several matters sci forth in SAID Bill, other.
wise the Bill will be taken pro coniesso and
heard ey parte as to them.
Witness, d, K. Dunlap, Clerk and Mas /.
tor 10 Equity, q, office in Charlotte, the 4:h
Monday of February, 1s47.
d. K. DUNLAP, c. VI. T.. /
Oct /. Printers Zee S5s. rs
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The Hamburg s. o. Jpurnal publishes
the following tcucr from Capt Bragg,
giving un account Of the late fortunately
attempt to assasna,e him
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6iH0btc EEOgySCS ana lots

IN Charlotte, where Robert Watson formerly resi-.
ded.
n B. The four last mentioned tracts of land
will be sold or the terms of the trusts. All the
others will be sold on a credit of - mouths-ard
as the lands are very valuable, bonds with good
security will be required.
BY orders from the Court of EQUITY.
D.. K. DUNLAP, c. H. E.
Oct. I, lS4T. Its
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-21

So tract on the waters of Bg'Sugar Creek,
- joining the lands Of John Stinson, Robt. Nc
knight and others containing 1870 acres, owned
by Col. W, n. Parks. Also,
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Blank Warranis for sale AZ this Office.
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Claremont Academy

ME first session ofthe
4 second schoisstlcye year
Of the above school, will
commence on Monday tie
ls!h instant. The School
al n E.r-.c.l.. L. n-l.E
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-04
COngress-Saturday.

The Senate in session. In the House of Repre-
sen;atiyes, large number of resolutions offered
some Of which og-eed to, but the most Of them
were laid over and the most important OF which will be
hereafter noticed when they again called up.
Among them was a resolution, submitted by Mr. Went
worth of Illinois (oco,) declaring that it is
levy any duty upon and coffee" Mr. Payne OF Ala
Loco MAYED that it be laid the table negatiyed Ae
l06 And then the resolution adopted by the over
wbeming majority of lis -. So that this scheme of
raising revenue-he iavore Of the Administration
is end.
Mr.. Sims Of Missouri Loco subsequently submitted
resolution declaring that rhe people of the T. States are
patriotic to refuse necessary tax in time of wa.
Mr.. Ruthbun Of N Y. Locol moved to lay it on the a.
be ncgatved, % TO l07and the solution was adopted
unanmousyycas l26 Sill this brings US no nearer than
before TO the tea and coffee
third effort was then made 10y Mr. Payne who asked
the unanimous Of the House to introduce re,o
luton declaring that with view the successful pro-
secItion Of the existing with Mexico il is e1pedien,
to levy duty upon all articles Of import except gold and
silver coin and bullion, taxed by the tariff bill Of
1876" But objections being made the resolution was not
introduced and the House adjourned
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Cumberland Comfy.

At meeting the Wings of Cumberland held NJ tho
courthouse Monoay the IS uit-On motion OF Can't
James Hobson, ALLEN WILSON, Esq. called to the
Chair and JAS. ID. IuoRNr ~ appointed Secretary
The Chairman informed the meeting that held for
the purpose OF aPpodng delegates Convention TO be
held Farmvllr, the 18Th pro1imo 10 nominate can
didate for the Congressional DsTct-whereupon on mo-
non OF Benz. Wilson, Esq. was
Resolved, That special delegation Of fifty members be
appointed 10 att nd the Convention aoe aid aud that the
remainder OF the Wings Of the county be requested also
attend the Convention as delegates.
The Chairman appointed the lo wing gentlemen dele
gates DIR WIN Morton, Dr. ID Armisicad. Cap; John
Miller d. Ell Hughes Elisha Banton, Greed Taylor Jas
BaIton, VIM Hobson, Hugh Raine, T. w : ms Captain
Page, 4 Woodson, John K Pamore, Scott DR. n NJ
osbome, DR. e Hughes, DIR Thomas l. Robertson l.
Booker Samuel Booker II c alton Col II DAVIS DIR
Walton, DIR Fnyser ID Irving, K II Montague Jas
Miller, Henry Wallon, Darlington, Nm Bradley John
Noel, John Wilkinson 4 4 " alton, K b Trent John
FhpPin. Capt Jas Hobson, DR. Vim a Tent VIM K Coup
land, Il Vi Peius, James Phillips, DR. WIN Hendrick
Col Jas Austin, JeEes MsiSor, b Powell, l. Swami
Thomas Jels, and Henry ScJugGS. And, on motion the
Chairman and Secretary added.
The Secretary offered the following, which was unani
mously adopted:
Resolved, That, while pledge ourselves 10 support tho
nominee OF the Convention yet feel and take this occl
sion 20 express, decided preference Tor orr counyfnan
HENRT 7. lEvING, ESQ Is available and WHOSE
org and faithful services and acknowledged abilities
nenty enttc Gm the choice OF Wings of the District
On N. hon OF Col. Parrish, II wac Resolved That the
proceedings be published IN the Wing papers Richmond
and Lynchburg.
The meeting hen adjourned.
JAS u. THJANIOsr, ses'y
IJ- Richmond Times and IyncbburO Virgnisn IN conv
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Railroad nrccting-

At meeting o! number OF the citizens of Randolph
county held Beverly the 231 day OF November 1876
Colonel David Golf was called ~ the Chair, and William
Ewin, Esq. appointed Secretary.
The obJec OF the meeting having been explained by Jno
s. Hoffman. Esq the Ol.own. resolutions offered by him
were unanimous!y td3pied
l. Resolved, That entirely concur in the views ex-
pressed by the late Railroad Convention held at Weston
and that for ourselves, and ar legta ely NAV
in behalf OF the people Of Randolph county raty the pro-
ceeding of SAID convention. And although we deem
y feel thar applications former Legislatures have
been UNDECIDED, reasonable demands dsrepaded and
our rigEts withheld from for which we are
wholly unable account, yet believe that if our
eans be again properly presented to Legislature its
doors Will be closed upon and that will again be
driven from its portals, without the poor privilege alsvi
aung cur necessities and enhancing prosperity so
far have the within ourselves Should fhis
again be done, then will II be time Tor take becoming
to redress grievances and avenge our
wrongs.
2 Resolved therefore, That representatives in the
Senate and House OF Delegates in the General Assembly
be earnestly requested their excIons and use all
construct 4 railroad from a suitable point on the u;h
branch OF the Potomac 10 point the OHIO river
not below the mouth cf the Little Kanlwha river.
On motion Of George w. Berlin, Esq,
Resolved that the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
ished IN the Richmond, Clarksbug, Weston and Parkers
burg papers.
On motion Of Jacob W. Lee, Esq,
Resolved That copy Of the proceedings Of this meet
ing be furnished TO Senator aud Delegate in General
Assembly.
On motion Of Doctor NJ. NJ. Mckenzie, the meeting ed
JourHoc sine die.
DAVID GOFF, Chairman
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Correspondence OF II, Baltimore American.

nAshSoTON Jan. i, lS4T.
The year has commenced with all the brightness Of
summers day. and with atmosphere soft and agree
able. The public Offices have been closed and all the
world OF Washington ngog The Executive msnsion not
withdrawing the fine day, did rot have its number Of
ysets a least there crowd after the first hour
There however than the usual attendance upon
the Heads OF Departments, the Mayors and those
wing calls, tho most picuOus OF whom Mrs. Madi
son, upon whom tine falls so lightly hardly TO leave the
marks that tell so strongly unon others.
The lio5ds Of Departments made carly wit to the
President and left before the throng came. During the
hours, from noon TO three O'Clock, there by the
Marine Band oonyon the scone nnd this contributed much
TO the general gaicy Il the day. The Diplomatic Corps
turned out with their Rayest oqupnRes Tho orders and
briaGs shonc cOnspicuOusy IN the crowd and conras
tod strongly with the plain and republican simplicity that
'actorz9d every thing Of en- official character that
American.
The hO days being and bat two months Of the
sion Of Congress of may expect that business
will be the order OF tho day.
Thorc tho strongest indications that the President
will send message to Congress Monday next recon-
mcndng Congress the Office Of Lieutenant Gone
raj IL is we'll understood the Office Is for Colonel Benton
when created.
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Inter from Tnmnico.

The New Orleans Pieayune Of the a6h utmo contains
further news from TamPeo A private letter says,
can hear OF nothing Of in,ctes, from the INTERIOR
The general impression that Herrera will be elected Pre-.
sident Of Mexico upon the opening OF Congress and ha
overdres Of peace will be Immediately made Gov
eminent This conceive very probable the citizens
are disposed tor peace but Santa Anna hears
o. such an occurrence his will be turned towards
capital and whoever IL elected President will enjoy his
functions but tor a short time"
The PieSyuno has no faith in tho opinion above OK
pressed, OF the good disposition OF the Mexeans never
having met with trace OF such feeling any their pa
pers.
The Ell EeAo de TamPeo, OF the 18th contains
'nt'her correspondence between Gen. Taylor and Santa
Anna, only one passage Of which is important General
Taylor writes from saullo, tho Goth November, ac-
knoweSsing tho courtesy Of Santa Anna in releasing
American prisonors He then quotes from the terms Of
the aImsnee OF Monterey. TO justify Government in
putting an end to and concludes by expressing the hope
that the Mexican Congress will accept the offer of the u
States and enter into negotiations for the termination OF
hoshities and the establishment of permanent, peace
Santa Anna replied the Gath, and concludes hi, letter ms
follows:
Will conclude this note by assuring you that enter
tain tho hope that the sovereign National Congress which
immediately To be installed will shall DC most con-
ducve the Interests the Republic; bur believe thai
do not deceive myself in assuring you that neither the
Congress, any Mexican, will ever be able to listen to
oVeriufes at peace unless the national territory be first
evacuated by the forces OF the United States and tho hos
tile attitude OF their vessels OF war DO withdrawn This
must DC without doubt the preliminary OF whatever nego
ua'on may be opened and II may be permitted TO
declare TO YOU that the nation, moved by sentiment OF
patriotism, and determined defend every heard and
inch by inch its territory, will quality
deserves aud as the world has already qualified It, the con
duct OF the United States; and will do whatever il can
and ought honorab to deserve the u;e which of
independent and free"
Tho Feayune that other part of tho corespon
denee Is imporant but he'c have expressed the deter
mnaon Of the Mexican people in the energetic words of
their abesi leader.
Com Conner cf, Tampeo the llih ult. for Anton
zaTdo Upon his arrival there expedition will sail for
Laguna, aud is believed be his intention to occupy
TabascO permanently.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-04

Wehave received from Mr. Thomas Thatcher SAMPLES
of sugar made by Mr. Sweeney Bernard aud Cancy
by Mr.. Mercer, the Colorado, and Mr.. Mcnee on the
Nayidad. Th"ss samples have been examined by good
judges IN this city, and by respectable merchants from
Orleans now here. The best quality that made by Mr.
Sweeney and is far superior any Louisiana sugar ever
brought TO this market IL is brilliantly chrstalized and
OF light straw color, nearly white An old and rxpe
nenced merchant Just from New Orleans says its
value IN that market BY the hogshead, from 81 to cents
per pound Mr. Meniiee's is but slightly Inferior to Mr.
Sweeney and is decidedly superior to the best New Or
leans qualities brought to Texas Mr. MERGERS ranks on
an equality with tho choice Louisiana sugars Of this mar
ke All this sugar is manufactured by the old process
Mr. Sweeney has hand long experienced in the business
Mr. Meniiee, Mr.. Mercer Mr.. McMahan, Mr.. Msntgome-
~, and others OF planters manufacture their own
gar But under all Disadvantages, sugar planters are
making quality OF sugar admitted DO superior 10 thai of
Louisiana, made by the same process.
GGlpeEfOn Weekly N,lps 5fI ,,H
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Marriage of N Volunteer

Yesterday afternoon East Boston, Henry Carney one
Of Capt WebseI's company, married to Miss Alyra
Bent Lieut. Kelley, officer Of the day, allowed an escort
Of thirteen in uniform with side arms under Sergeant
Siesrns, accompany the bridegroom from quarters in
Pitts street TO East Boston. and witness the wedding
furIough Of forty eight hours allowed the bnde-
groom
In the forenoon twenty OF this company in uniform
attended the Rev. Mr.. Tayor's church.
The reverend gentleman awaited himself OF the circum-
stance 10 discourse eoqlenty upon the duties PATRIOTISM
and at tho close OF the service he prayed that young
Tenders Of their country present. and brethren in arms
might forth 20 battle armed with the breast plate Of gh-
sousneas aud be sustained in the hour Of their
ger by sure hope IN Capitalization Post
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From tho LyncASurr viry,nI,,. Ne, III,

note from Major Jubal A. Early. OF the Virginia
Regiment informs es that he has faded % raise full COM
psny IN ranAn aud The adjoining counties fi-ve being
the highest numeer enrolled Tho great obstacle been
the wan, OF place Of endeaous and the means of sus
hung the Volunteers while the company IL filling up-i,
being as difficult nearly the men a, TO reru,
them in the fret instance.
MAJOR Early expccsto be ip Lynehbug. on Saturday, and
orng with him rs many possible Of those who.e names
have been enrolled in Franklin, Henry & Bedford. lie
hopes here TO be joined by patriotic young tho Town
and surrounding counties, and that Company, to repre-
sent ths quarter OF the State, may yet be organized
should this be impossible, he will conduct oil may
him to Richmond where they join Of the Compa-
mes whose ranks arc no, yet full Major Early asks II
Lyneh6urg viii not follow tho patriotic example her by
ohe Towns In tho State and provide quarters and
nance Tor the Volunteers whilst here. We think we may
safely answer in the affirmative for our citizens.
We sincerely hope MAJOR Early may take to Richmond
ate commander. ho would feel particular interest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-04
ICoWwUEfrATED.
To ibc Members of thc General Assem-
biy of virginia.

30 ono o. me sgue7 Of the peu0n in regard io the 60
isblshm-n' Of Inc Of Steamship from james River 10
New York, would fcspeciu''y AK OF you a deliberate
cardd and impartial Of the questions involved
Bro tis cufofprze. You have lDfo you petition hume
r0Isy gH6d ~ our tusnos- n every department OF
trade spf cYmmefce-fbsy have askod tor the facilities o.
fo-'ci by .'r1rn aeotonani although individual
inf..crs MY perhaps be- slightly affected. should ihs
home cd, yot at the general asrssfs. only
Of the city bot o the STATE ~ large 10 boz promoted by
D.. there c10n1t be doubt. would atk YOU thcn to
srt no rfp apn thoroughly, and f 30 well founded
Look Fgnpathy oxpfoB ed fr tho sailing vessel, the
pilots, a and sec % 10 be f1erys, Whether U ~ rot
the maxi Disguise other fHdiUdaai Interest," which orc
likely % b. effected BY tls scheme. Yours. &c.
FULTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-04

Four companies oi ilc Gr.t battalion Of Virginia yol1n
te,fs isif tHs city yrsorday morning fOf Old Point:
Tie Richmond Grys, C1pi Robert g Scott IT,;
TIE RIrbmo-d Rangers. Capt. b. &. burlington, IT,;
Tic AlcSani-a Volunteer. Capt !. ~ Corss;
The Caroline Vo.lntcers Capt Smith T. BlnkneaJ.
Tic G.h company, The Petersburg Volunteer. command.
ed by Capt Fletcher II Archer, We rrisr5und were o.
meet their comrad,1 OF Cry Point
Tie Stanton Volunteers, Capt Ko7'ou H1rocr. We un-
dcrsisuj, w.I GO down t3 Oh Point on W,dHcsd1y.
On Saturday, lb Volunteer wefo addressed we learn.
in .aYsessyo md e,glsnt mannsr BY che Rev. Or.
iI1u,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-04

Tho young VIII gs oiNow York recently govo splendid
Wing ball in honor q HtsaY CLAY. Among the gur as
present MaiU General GairCr, and the Hon. Mill.
iafd Fillmore. Gen. Gaines dscaimsd bcrg any party
nsn hu, spoke Of Henry Clay John &. Calhoun, end Pc
r. Porter Of New York. the pillars Of the war IN
1919 No war, he sod, could ho carried on by party,
and u bis wish chivairy Of both parties
ted Gen Taylor he knew we'll, aad he had accomplished
wonders, tho face Of u'upefablo dcues. lie never
had had under him ~ time enough 20 ainan
ofeetuaiy such wal ~ he carrying on, and the
sequence had boen. that bic forces IN perpetual eo
pardy from which their extraordinary yaor alone had
cued them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-04
KCHIIND, J1nuary %, lSl7.

hllhl'Nn' JaiuAfJ a. lo3is
To the Editors Of The Richmond Wig:
GEyrLEMEy-An Ifce tEli.oraD in your paper OF this
morning relative TO the Volunteers well calculated 10
produce anu hos produced impression iu re-
gard my Company. You speak Of It as one If the
compa,ie1 90 impose the 2nI Battalion Of the Virginia
Regiment, h shall succeed IN mixing out my ra,l do
not quote your Language not having the paper before
have already sufficient number Of men muster into
the service bat hoy scattered the State aud can
not get here Tor seger days Ms compiny has be5n
copied b, the vernon, and will constitute part Of The
Virginia Regiment
You will otLgo me by correcting the erroneous impress
sion you have created. Respectfully, &c.
WIN q ARCHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-04

The total number Of hbds Of tobacco inspected In Bal.
tmoro during The year Jl closed was 20 G32 of which
81 900 were u MaDsnd and 90 900 were Of Osio growth
The inspections q Sour that city cunns the year show
m aggregate Of $4,000 bbIs. sup,rfno being 273O0O
more Than In The year 1886. II Gays the AmereapJ Tho
Ohio railroad osud have brought oil tho a5ur VIII en- hes
been pressing upon ior ho as two or three months the
pcctous Of hc year would probably not have been far
fomls million Of bsuot.
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THE OoNsr'rUrroS-sTAT RIGHTS.
A Chapter ON Sugar.

few days ago, In brief chapter on Salt we contro-
VERIFIED and reiued BY comparison Of prccs, before and
since the enactment OF the Tariff Of 1896 the bold and
unqualified assumption Of the Locofoco party in
words by the SCcTey OF the Treasury that the duty must
" be added to the price, and paid by tho consumor-TnE
" Duty Conflicting A the PRICE As TRE
"oosr % rEoDCcrioN." We beg leave now to call the
attention ct our readers to another practical refuaon Of
the great axiom which lies the very foundation of the
school of political economy Of which Mr.. Walker i. or
oeio the most prominent exponent and which indeed
an argument that than oil Others combined has rem
dored the protective policy dsseul large number Of
our fellow citizens. II, indeed. were true as officially
asserted by Secretary Walker ha the duty must Be adj
dsd 10 the PRICE, the wisdom OF the protective system
might still be eonclusyey shown, think especially in
reference 20 those articles, capacity to produce or fab
rc'ie which, with proper encouragement against foreign
labor and capital employed like pursuits is
bic. and supplies Of which, essential to the national indie
Pendenee well the comfort ofthe individual citizen
might be wholly cut off in time of war, or 80 materially
diminished as to treble quadruple their ordinary cost
during the continuance Of hoslites. We need only re-
Ter 10 tee experience OF the Of 1912 for and
striking Illustrations OF this remark But when it must be
aPPurt that the Secreas axiom is as erroneous in fac,
as 1t s plausible in experimentation every days expe.
hence as well under low duties high duties proves it,
utter niacy and decepveness-msy we not be permitted
TO indulge the hope that opposition to course of policy
coeval with the existence Of our own governmen, md
which no great nation has failed to adop, will soon
be abandoned and that the system will cease 10 be-
NJ ought never TO have BEEN question Of party conflict
We invite attention TO the following article:
From the N Y. Expressl
Among the articles that were TO be choapcned bv ,he
new free trade tariff. sugar in particular The farmer
was almost daily assured that he would have much noe
sugar for dollar under free trade than under the tariff
o 1912. Now let what facts are and whether
this reduction OF duty has made cheaper The fact
II. % hftf 81,
farmer does get much sugar Tor his money as before
the change.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-04
CORRESPONDENCE.

We subioin the correspondence, TO which we alIsded
Saturday, between committee Of the citizens Of GJoeh.
land county and their distinguished county man, Col NJ
VI. Payne, Of the u S Infantry
Go, cHLASD Dec. 22d, 1876.
Dear Sr,-We are dePu,cd BY large number Of the
ei,zens OF this your native county, among whom are
Of YOUR companions and associates in early life 10 tender
TO you Public Dinner tho Court House. on any day II
may suit your convenience TO meet hem.
II the soldier, who fights the battles u his country is en-
titled the gratitude and honOrs Of me fellow then
surely he who fought IN the memorable and distinguished
battles Of PaJ Alto end ResaCl de Ia Palma VIII Gu have
thrown such lustre upon arms should be peculiarly
hOnored.
We are proud that native Of our own county was
among the gallant and chiglr1us officers who fought
those battles, which have she'd such blaze Of military
glory upon the snd ck Of tho American
We hope you have 80 Tar recovered from the wound
which you there received, and under which you have %
long and painfully suffered, accept this invitation
and that you will appoint oafy dog 10 meet and crafty
the wishes Of your friends and c0uny-men.
With grsot esteem,
Your friends &c,
j. -. FERGUSON
ROB. W. fLEASANTS,
CUAS. +. rOPE.
r. p.vr.
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City Arrivals.

ootussAs HoTEt-Jn 1s.-Up,on Edmundscn, Lune nbu a.
Harrison Bunswiek Terrell Hanover Andrews spa,t-i
Naha hI Manson Fuvanna: Ro Reid enricoJ Coates
on,N MI 70 d. Cheerhe o LouIie Powhaian & Iuus. w
Nh.e, Edward w L'ftw!eh fedfort wniamsop Ame.
la Il Mis- Louisa; WIN Powha'an H. Kelly Can't
Me'th Chesterfield G w Coz Gooehani Carte. Kcuu
ho"iy, VI Wniree N serdek; heRae, Powhat,n n:
W hoyeh Cnesterhed;R Aylner Pretss
rn,eseg; Lawrence, York; Avis Walton Go'ehard;
Nunnaly, w Tuncy, Chreheid n Taylor Puwh "a
w. JANIS York l. Cseman, AIben arie Could VIII t.
Boston Pc ndsIer Chestsi e Hopk NJ Cover II l. n 81
sherman Kent Warner, City; beard Rchm nd
Jotes, CembeIland: w CoIIe.l r. Eland Hnnrcn.
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The Southern siamdnrd.

The Standard OF Saturday announces that the pube,
ton OF that paper will be suspended for the next sixty day
its editor hoping meanwhile, make arrangements for
its permanent establishment Our brief professional inter
course with Nj Bots has been pleasant and agreeable
that we regret TO part with opponent so candid and
Courteous. We snail be grauei his future arrange
msnts shall enable him resume the publication of his
Psper-and it not wish aim all success, 10 whatever
pursuit he may devote his ne talents.