The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-25

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As you have taught me, by my litle bedi ailafa
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bHI miss ghe kind soft hand npoAI nv head 9ass 30
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i As the Cashicroof the EircIeyile Bank. ian
letter 70 our neighbof of the JeuFHal Preposed y
have Mr. Corwin's speech read iaa 1.-The Ghgrehes,
thetedheF,of the Watehman has proposed ths fols
lowing hyme to sing the oceaslon !BJca
nod btTraitort to lhyicounuy 4goApI yns "a slF
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5.u We think the Cashier from mfTlQpnoSonE, ,Ihas
met song, companion sthat, will snRke2 fhos6ee0
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97 The following apostrophe to The e;Western PEai
ries which formed the theme of elTekofs RryaAts
most delightful poems, is cpn,tinsll iB 4ase1uRm,
Der Of the Burlington tYL) Free Rresss siol( n3ai
g7;r Great western waste of bottom Iaud, yisssH
N 9.Eiat .as paRcakef rich as greabe !IlI Fsifiw
Where gnars are full as big asstQadfs, 10 ,oo7
liz, And 'skeeters are as big as geeseto94 sA
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The FIRST with dreadfoI looking face, s-. .'.-. 20
''''' The last with dfeaaful s0Gnding tail
ad' Pd rather live on camePs hump, linn b3Tzslso
b - And bea aysnkee doodle hegEaE 30 10 has
J. Than where ltheyaneRer see,a stump, O. ma
et.iJ IS. And shake 20 death with ieTetrRHseBE YsHg
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III Duel A duel was ,fong on Che ooh ahlt.teer
posite Fort Smith, Arkansas between. Col gJohB
S. Roane, of Van; Buren, and Capt. "A lbefi Pike
Of Ll,tle Rock, They fought whh pistols alilen
effect The paflieS were tflrpa FccoRciIsd shsak
hands and parted on nnicable, trFmsss Theediffi
Guilty between the: gentlemen originated jnM Mexico
after the battle of Buena Vista, md is supposed 10
have arisen from the official Iepolt of Capt Pike,
Of the movements. of his cpnmqnd in the battle,
and in letter from him published in an Arkansas
paper concerning the alleged inur9er Of several
Mexicqns, al Cqtana, BY a portion ofthe Aykpnsas
regiment Both arc men, Of suRdopbteda courage
and it needed no. duel TO establish the fact :; but
they, it appears, thought difrrenlIy,o and 50 ghey
met on the, seashore7-after having. shared lhe
tolls and survived the perils OF as bloody a 6ebl
as our history records, feVellcd apda discharged
their pistols q; each olheTu and psy satisfied
How many nbsurdies are peE EPctrptesd esd in the naMs
Of honor ! ..sf lts,a b,.C C1arkesk6nsYe Ye,es,s1
II n e,lrioaus Dsat6 The 1qenfda Ns0ss eayss
On Sunday evening an intere<tng grid Of VIM.
S. Hutchinson, of this city, tnSt lis death n siIl-
gdlar and extraordinary manherto isffe hiotttt
had carefully laid her infant Oh The BED,
up stairs, placing chairs in affoht 10 project
against The chances of rolling off, Al the toua of
the bed stood bureau, a few inch from The head
of the bedstcad, which was deemed d sufficient
protection in that quarter, and with these ample
guards The child was left abont an hotir, While the
mother attended to her household affairs below.
On returning to look after het infant, she fohnd
that it had slipped down. feet foremost, between
the foot of the bed and the bureau, Where il was
hanging with the back of rs lhtlc. bead against
the bureau and its chin resting on The rail Of the
brdstrad. Life was already, extinct. No. noise
had been heard BY any Of the family, and Is
probable that the death Struggle was very brief
an Important Eaekfe The NatchaocBt iehronicle
mentions discovery in reiaiion tolthc great de.
stroyero Of the cotton plant Which Il may be Wsh
for every man to know and rrmeYmojeT..' MITCH
more of that parish. planted Fast &prfn q, within
his field of cotton, piece'of ground. ii indigo.
Thinking that il world Yield more ia Indigo tiah
would be necessary to furnish his fauiihl ffe
Ploughed part Of ii up, and put in cott6M THUS
ploughtd before it 'had germinated he iscatered
the seed over his cotton land and many stalksof
it grew with the cotton. When the Worms besth
TO devour the cotton, he found to his surprise Fiat
the stalks near The indigo were untouched by them
Phey fef or rather kept dwdy from the rows near
the indigo patch. The odOr from the intifgb tlait
is known TO be pungent and disa greedble This
may have repeilcd the worms, II they ha tie
sense Of smell, as ail senebe worms to have.
G - good hiGolA noted caricaturst hitsof thea
tempt of the wings to rpite their party dtadsfoon
Trough and Ready as follows The oldaGun,Eis
preparing TO lead his columns TO the atae lofza
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