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The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

The last Hillsborough Recorder says that the STAN
dard " came out" with equal suffrage &c as party
question" This is not The very first article
we wrote on the subject may be found in the STAN
dard of 18th May, 1848; and in that article, the
Editor of the Recorder will perceive if he will refer
to it, the terms Wing and Democrat do not oc-
cur On the contrary, we appealed /" to the people,
of both political parties" to examine the question dis
passionately, and then decide for themselves. We
foresaw that this very charge would be preferred
against us, and therefore that careful
to put ourselves in position to meet and repel it.
The Recorder knows that Mr.. Manly and the Whig
leaders solely responsible for the attempt to make
party question out of this great principles and that
paper might well confess the fact at once.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

THAT "THRESHING MACHINE" ISLANDER.
Our readers will recollect that week before last
alluded to vile slander against Col. Reid, which
had been put in circulation by Wings, and which, if
permitted to go uncontradiced, might have been cal
cuated to inure his personal character where he was
not known. The substance of the charge was this
That he had engaged Gen. Hollis Threshing ma
chine to thresh his wheat; that when the men went
to his house to do the work, he refused to permit
them to comply with the engagement; that he suf-
fered the men to lie in the barn, without supper
and that in the morning he charged them three dol
lars for each man, g., &c. AS we heard this
charge pronounced it false and ealumnious,
whilst did not hold gentlemen in the Whig party,
or the Whig party itself, responsible for it. We
have letter from Col. Reid, addressed to the
gentleman in Chatham County who communicated
to the fact that this SANDER was in circulation
and in this letter Col. Reid pronounces the whole
statement, from first to last, ga BASE FALsEHoOD."
We now repeat-and we do it in as strong language
we can command-that the charge itself is false,
and the author of it is liar of the first magnitude.
If any body knows him, or if any body ever conde-
scends to look at him, we hope some one will exam
inc his tongue, to see if it is not blistered.
We perceive that the Wilmington Commercial re-
peats the charge against Col Reid about the wheat
threshers, &c. 1t is ptiful personal SANDER and
we feel confident that Mr.. Loring knows Col. Reid
too we'll to believe one word of it. We now call
upon Mr.. Loring to take back this CHARGE and do
Col. Reid the justice to say that it is false. We
have seen letter from that gentleman, in which he
pronounces the whole story untrue from first to last
We leave the Editor of the Commercial to the de-
lightful reflections which must spring from the con-
viction of having resorted to little trick, and of
having deliberately repeated mean little personal
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

Be sure to attend the polls, and vote f0F N'''
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
STILL LATER-BY HE CAMBRIA.

The steamer CAMBRIA aFed at Boston yester-
day morning, with dates tfe days later than the
above. She sailed from Liep pool on the 23d.
Through the Teegraphe have the following
outline Of her intelligence;
England quiet There isl hing Of particular interest
from ireland.
Paris is gloomy. There is FAILING opinion that Gen.
CAvAIGSAc and the National Aby cannot agree in the
establishment Of republic. NJ however, have yet prof
ered remedy without conhcthich the friends Of order
deprccate Military conspiraciese much feared Csyaig-
nae, however, is generally ccns4d honest.
Fresh Of disturbance aoodshed have broken out
at Vienna. Hungary has also ssred fresh disturbances.
There has been revolt OF Hkforl-on the Main The
conflict sangunary Some ty barcades were erected
in the streets and desperately ded Il had not been sup
pressed at the last accounts
The amistice between DENIM and Prussia, which was
rejected by the National Assemof Genoa has since been
ratified. II was still sitting bnkfor amidst scenes Of
much disorder.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07

Hostes have been suspended in Northern Italy, on ac
count of the acceptance Of the mediation. Fears however
We're entertained that influences were working produce new
outbreaks.
France intends opposing any further efforts Of Naples
subugae Sicily There no other general items Of interest
COMMERCIAL.
Fears OF deficiency and OF the necessity Of larger i'm
ports are now less general than they fortnight ago.
The manufacturing business has diminished and prices
again recedng The factories have again been compelled
adopt the short-ime system.
CorToS.The cotton market is inactive. Fair Orleans
and Mobile were quoted lower other grades unchanged
and prices rather tending down. holders being anxious SELL
Fair Orleans A Upland ~ Mobile I'D.
BREADsTUrFs-The corn market was firm on account Of
the easery winds preventing foreign arrivals otherwise the
intelligence from the United States calculated to check
any tendency towards advance in prices Indian
quoted at 80 37s per quarter Of 4sO pounds meal los.
iou best American, 32s to 33s. 3d. slight decline wheat
9 per 10 pounds The duty on wheat was 4s and on
-four 2s. 3d. The weather was pleasant and fair for har-
Vesing
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
LATEST DISPATCHES.

BALTIMORE, OcT. 6-5 p. Nj.
There small sales this morning Of Howard -four
at S5.3l and after the 500 bb taken
at $685. City Mills S5.25 The tenor Of the news just re-
ceived by the Cambria is rather unavorable breadu
and will probably prices decline. Cornmeal S3 l2
rye -four S4 49,
The supply grain, owing adverse Winds very small
Sales to moderate extent of red wheat lO5 liz cents
white do IL to l2O white So So yellow sc to 6s;
oats 81 rye 10.
Provisions and groceries steady whiskey ~ cents.
There little movement in tobacco but prices
remain unchanged--air receipts.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07

SHoorTso AN EasLE-Co HASKELL, Of Tennessee, in
one Of his popular speeches. in speaking Of tie mpoen
ssus the character Of Gen. TAYLOR said they reminded
him OF an attempt he made to Kill an eagle. "The
noble bird pcrched the summit Of lofty mountain,
secure ion moo,hboes and small shot shot at him twice
The first was clear miss the second shot h him precise
y where missed him the first time. Just with the
sslants of Gen. Taycr il they bit him all it is precisely
in the spot where they missed him before Like the bird Of
Jove ho sits emnence beyond the reach Of that kind
Of small sao, that the Office and demagcgues Of The
day are necessarily firing at him.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07

NAeAHA FALLS is doomed again to furnish water for an
other nl'sl,e -four mill is TO be commenced there al
once with two Of The river will be spanned fo
all sorts Of travel next spring. and enlarged when required fol
railways 10 speaking Of the ships which are TO te sem
over The falls, the Iris says:
owe learn that these doomed vessels being prepared
Tor the great leap The Tor tie night will right
got up he Of surprising grandeur The Pirate intend
cd 10; the mildly display the 29th instant, and the ire
ship os night voyage, leaving her moongs at eight ococl
| in the evening
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Washipnfan. II. e..


TvNIE annual OF lectures will the first
Il Monday in November aud continue until the first OF
April
FACULTY.
J,HS M Thomas M d. Professor Of PLY ysioogy and Me-
dica Jurisprudence.
WILLIAM p JOHNSTON NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
CHARLES g. PhoE, VI. d., and LEoSanD ID. GALE, NJ. d.,
Professors OF Chemistry.
Josnui RILrT, NJ b, Professor of Matera Medica and
Therapeutics.
JOHN FRED. Mar, NJ d., Professor of Surgery.
GRrTos TYLER NJ D. Professor OF Pathology and Prac-
tice OF Medicine.
JoHSsoS Eliot, NJ. D., Demonstrator OF Anatomy.
Clinical Lectures twicea week, with operations Cases will
be selected from the Inrmary and Public Dpensary Ar
rangemens been made for the reception In the lnmar
of much greater number Of patients than heretofore.
Fee for full Of Lectures S05.-Demonstrator'
ticket $40.
Good board be procured at from So so to s. per week
WILLIAM p. JOHNSTON, NJ. d.,
sept 6-3awtist Nov 9TH between and + ss, Dean.
TNOwLE,s COMMON SCHOOL sPELLER
I Burhans Monotoncal Spelling Book
Swans Instructive Reader
Johns First Book, or the Childs First Reader
Smiths Illustrated Astronomy
Towers Readers, LIST, I'd, and Sd ,.s...;.,
Mandeyie's Course OF Reading for schools anu s0s''
Ruddimans Latin Rudiments ,,;,o
Kerney's Compend OF Ancient and Modern his'ory
Gould's Virgil; Graeca Minora ,, .:,l.:
Dsvics's Legendre, Davies's BOURBON, D1''es neus
And other School Books just opened oy ,scu r.vrop
oct 5 rha'on - Don
yTyBE WOMEN OF THE AMERICAN REvOLU-
TION by Elizabeth r. EIet, author oil T" The Charae-
tcrs Of Schiller" /" Country Rambies &C.
ROBERT BURNS, n Poet and as Man, BY Samuc
Tyler or the MARYLAND Bar Just published aud FOR sale by
oct s. W. rhhrnAms
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07

DREADFUL FATAuTr-The wife and four children Of Mr..
William LamoreauI who keeps the ferry the schoharie
creek near soansvie (N.Y have, within week or two,
all fallen victims disease which has prevailed an
alarming e1en' in that vicinity. The youngest Of the chl
dren was bu, two months, the eldest about thirteen years
he disease Is pronounced BY the physicians TO be mag-
nant dysentery
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
REPORT UPON THE MEXICAN WAR.

TIE Daily National lntelligencer of yesterday
spuens an elaborate Report upon the merits of the
Mexican War, prepared by the Hon. JOHN nj.
sss-rs Of the House of Representatives of the Uni
sst States at the late Session of Congress, the
lsUstl, of which precludes the possibility Of insert
Etr il entire in this thrce.a-week) paper, without
.ru1;tting matters of Indispensable consequence TO
nur readers. Omitting the historical part. there
Gurs, ire subjoin the conclusion, embracing the gst
M the Report.
T:lis Report land an able paper it isl was drawn
~ ssader the following circumstances, stated by
Mr- Boris
IA ebc month of May last the bill from the Senate propo
~ mise additional regiments Of regulars for service in
ass xlr with Mexico referred to the Committee Mill
exv Affairs and by them referred 10 him the Chairman.
In time he prepared the report which intended to
kas keen presented to the committee whenever that bill
frx up their action The prospects Of Treaty of Peace,
10 negoaed by Mr. TRsT against the authority and will
% Executive, which at last accomplished postponedhc
asseraon of the question: until CT lastho Treaty came and
as= NECESSITY for the report and action the bill super
sz4s1 h proclamation of Peace. II therefore
4sizsad the committee But, believing it to contain
which may be Of some importance in determining the
yea; az this Administration Mr. Boris handed it
sSds disposed Of should think proper M will be borne
Innrni that prepared during the existence of the
seh viii OF course for such portions Of may
spssasr inappicable to the present condition OF 'hng
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
RUBLIC NOTICE.

PosT OFFICE DLPARTMEyT, OCTOBER 8, 1S4S.
IN or about The slst Of September, 1917, one HENRY
in pursuit OF mail robber furnished by with com
mission special agent Of this Department. 70, the express
purpose of enabling him. the above business proceed
New Orleans and return.
This commission LIMITED THIRTY DAYS from its
date and is not uaid for any other pose any oger Pc
rod II has not been returned to
oct st c. JOHNSON, Postmaster General
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.
law Ieuartment.

TURING the last year the vacancy in the Faculty Of this
department Of the University caused BY the resignation
OF the lion Garnett Duncan, filed by the appointment
the Hon. E. NJ Ewing late Chief Justice OF the State of
lucky The Faculty consists Of the Hon. Ephrain NJ.
Criminal Law Hon. Henry Pre, LIZ d., Professor Of the
Science of Law including the Common Law and Commercial
and international Law; Preston s. Loughborough, LID,
Professor OF the Law Real Property, and of the Practice Of
Law, including Pleading and Evidence.
The Of instruction the Law Department by
ures examinations and ora erposons by the professors
The students arranged in classes senior and JUNIOR
according to their proficiency Each class required every
day study lesson in book instruction given
the lesson by examination, recitation and commentary
from the professor attending for the day. Each professor at
tends the classes the lecture days each eek
about four hours in the afternoon In addition which,
and occasionally nights in each week. lectures
liyered by one OF the professors
Instruction will also be given in the preparation Of legal
srumens, and forms of peadngs at law and in equity
The students in the Law Department oil the University
BY its charter entitled attend without charge the lectures
in the Medical Department upon medical Jurisprudence
OF such lectures delivered the the session
TO the law and medical classes.
Moot Court has been organized and held evenings
IN each week durn the past session Cases stated and
counsel designated the senior class for plaintiff and
for the defendant who bring their suits and prepare their
peadngs according to the forms at common law and in chan
cey and they brought TO trial agreeaby to the usagcs Of
superior courts Of ecordhe stated being regarded
the evdence and the questions presented arising the plead
ings special verdict.
ions and decisions All cases are regularly placed the
docket which is called and heard other courts
This court will be regularly held during each session.
students will have the USE also the libraries Of the
professors.
he degree Of Bachelor Of Laws will be conferred upon such
students have attended courses in this University or
this University after other respec-
table Law ehoo after having pactised the profession
and have passed satisfactory examination before the
professors
The third session of the school will begin the first Mon
day in November, 1913, aud continue four months.
Students will furnish their text books.
The fee to each Professor for the session $40 Marcu-
lation fee S..
Good boarding and lodging be had in the city So to
IS 50per week
All communications the Department should be addressed
to Professor PIR1LE, Louisville, Kentucky.
July I2-StdNcntlOth Oct.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07

GovERsnEST Or CoSTRAcr.-The New Bedford Mcr-
curry states that The contract for supplying the Government
with 1850 galons-oue-hird winter and wothirds spring
sperm oiwas closed Monday in favor Of Edward M.
Robinson, of New Bedford, at 1904 cents, cash.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07

MELANCHOLY CAsE.-Some time in July last little
daughter Of Mrs Williams OF Lapoe Sullivan county (Ps1
disappeared, and was lost in the wilderness in that county
On the 18th utimo Of the remains accidentally
found about mile and half north Of Lapoe. The clothes
identified by the mother.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
T'o CLAIMANTS FOR PRIZE MONEY FoF

ITO CLAIMANTS FOR PRIZE MONEY FOR
il Captures made I'm the Gulf Of Mexico-In answer
to the communications daily received by the Undersigned he
begs to that distribution take place until
turn from Europe of Charles T. Stewart Esq, 1.-THE duly ap
holds the funds near s22,oOO paid hin on the sh Of
June last by the Register Of the United States District Court
at New Orleans.
The powers Of attorney in the hands OF the
dersgned will be faithfully attended the proper timc and
the amounts promptly RENTED, according instructions
Other claimants are invited send their powers as il will
facilitate their obtaining the money which they may be en-
titled. CHARLES DE SELDING,
No. II Todd's Building, Penn. avenue.
oct st (Unou)
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07

Tickets sl0-fialves S5--Quarters 81. So
Certificate OF package of 26 whole tickets Sl20 90
DO do Of 90 half do 60 90
DO do OF 30 quarter do 50 90
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
SPLENDID LOTTERIES
J. w. MAURY d CO., Managers.
10000 dollars
CAPITALS.

Tickets Sl0--HalVes S5--Quartcrs So. so.
Certificate ofa package OF &c whole tickets $3.50 90
DO do 26 half do 65 90
DO do &c quarter do 50 50
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
$4,000 dollars
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,

For the benefit Of Sussex County.
Class No. SO, for s4s.
To be drawn at Wilmington Del, Wednesday, October IS
rs Numbers-i5 drawn Ballots.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
S3O,OO0-S20,000-S10,000l
VIRGINIA Su, rrr, orrrpx,

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leebug Academy and for other purposes
Glass No. 81, for lsiS.
To be drawn IN Alexandria, Va, Saturday. Oct 81 1915
66 number Lottcry--io drawn ballots.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
THE VERY LATEST.

We have received, by express from Pas news Of the
Of Prince Louis Napoleon for the Mosee. The chances
now, appears in the Paris elections are in favor Of hs
Government candidates Bugesud has great many votes
the ls 3D. 3d. 5h, and 10th arondssemcns but very few
in the 4h, 6,h 9TH, 9Th, 9th, ilth, and l2 where Lou
Napoleon and the Socialist candidates prevail Grardin
Emile, Thomas, DE Genodce, and Blanc have no chance
Louis Napoleon has every vote almost in The BanIieus
II is certain that the amistice between Austria and sardin
is prolonged for month, the instance Of the medatns
parties.
NJ Scnard has rendered his resignation as Minister Of tn
Interior. Il was not accepted
The accounts received from Italy this morning speak Of tn
most horrible atrocities perpetra,ed BY both the cian
Neapolitsn armies There Of cannibam Dea,
bodies were cut to pieces, roasted and eaten
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10000 Volunteers Wanted!
lQ.tlIo WOOL GARDING. 9di %

HelIoo. Jack! wheIe did you get that great big
bunch Of rolls cardedl AT my .Boss's new card.
ing establishment on big Sun6sb Creek, Is miles
East Of Woodsfeld, miles South OF BeaIsyille,
and one mile below Rchls1Is Mill Jack, who
is your boss! He isths very lad that carried on
the carding business at Armstrohs's Mills on Csp.
tina, he has left there and has esfdCIished hinsss
on Sssnfsh. where he intends, TO carry, ~ the
above business, in the best style. 10 he a.good
carders Yes, sif, you might know that, for he
beat all the carders on Captlna Creek aud Sup6sh
too, and can do il agains-o e-a-s-y.. Has he got
good cards suitable for fine wool! Yes, sir, he
has the best quality Of Eastern cards., suitable for
all grades Of wool. He says il his customers will
put'their wool in good order he will ,Oayyant good
rolls or no pay. What did you say his price whl
bel Five cents il paid when the rolls are, taken
away. Must he have all cash7 o no, he will
take every thing; only some things he don't want.
He will take wheat, corn, bees-wax, tallow, dried
apples, peaches, wool, sc. He is ready to receive
wool for earding, and will be ready to commence
carding about the 25th inst Customers from
distance can have their rolls home with them, by
waiting awhiles Well, Jack, what did you say
your B0ss's name was! JOEL M, OXLEY.
Suntish Creek, July, 20. lS48. -yF
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cHERIFF,s sALE..- virtue Of writ of

CHERIFF'S SALE.-.-By virtue OF writ of
~ venditioni eXponas to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County. Ohio.
will offer for sale, a, public outcry, at the front
door of the court house in the town OF WOodsfieId,
in said county, on Tuesday the 26th day Of Sepiem-
ber, lS4S, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m
and o'clock p. m, OF said day, the following real
estate, to wit: A mill seat and saw-ml, on the
northwest quarter of the northeast quarter Of Sec
ton 8, townshp Z. and range g. the said mill seat
and priviledges commencing at beach tree about
inches through, standing on the west side of the
creek, on the bank Of said creek; thence running
north easterly to oak stump about rods; thence
north easterly TO green tree about IL inches
through. about 6 and one half rods; thence south
easterly to buckeye sapiing. about rods on the
bank Of said creek, to the place ofbeginning.
tanning about one half acre of ground, lying and
being in Monroe county aforesaid, and taken in
execution as the property of William Jeffries sen
at the suit of William Philpot, Assignee.
WILLIAM d. PATTON, Sheriff.
Aug 26, 1852 g.
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DAD NOTICE.-...Notice Is hereby given
kH to the citizens (whom it may concern) of
Adams g. Sunsbury townships, Monroe County
Oho----hat there will be petition presented to
the Commissioners OF saId County, at their next
session, praying for an alteration to be made on
the road (Which has been surveyed and granted }
commencing at the ford above Job Calbet's, on
the Did county road leading from Calber's Mill to
Sinclar's Mill in Adams township, running thence
from said beginning place. to and throu sh the land
spld by Joseph Morris to Robert B. Dent in Ad.
ans township. aud through the land of Benjamin
and Joseph Williams, and part Of John Kisert's
land, intersecting the Woodsfeld road in the hol-
low below Kiseri's Mill in Sunsbury townshp.--.-
The alteration or evacuation proposed TO be peti.
toned for are as follows to wit: Commencing at a
stake near the summit OF the hill (and being the
9TH or Sth sight on the above mentioned road on
the land sold by joseph Morris to Robert B. Dent,
running from said stake north westerDly course
through the south west corner of said Robert B.
Dents land; and also north course as near as
practicable through forty acre lot of land sup
posed yet 10 belong TO Congress; and from thence
through or near the line between Robert B Dent
and Nathaniel English, to the corner of Robert
B. Dent, Nathaniel English and Benjamin VIII.
ams' land, it being ON the township line between
Adams and Sunsbury townships; running frcm
thence north OH or near the line OF D. P, Benjamin
s. Joseph Williams and George Snider's land, to
the mouth of Benjamin Williams lane leading
from his house to the Woodsfield road and from
thence west through the land of George Snder's
to the WOodsfe!d road near the land OF Calbert
Harris. MANY PETITIONERS.
August 10, lS4S.
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AGENCY OFFICER
.MARfErrA, Ohio.. 4

have list Of the unenteted Cong,ess Lands
in Monroe and Washington Counties. After the
fiteenth of July next, persons by applyingto me
for unentered lots, can have the land secured TO
them immediateiy, and certificate in their name
for the land will be made out by the Register at
left with me. Deeds obtained for certificates. -
0J- -OfIice on Main street. A'rasi ri'3ss tits
- Y.isFl GEORGE M. WOODBRIDGE
Refer to Edward Archbold, ESQ.,, Wocdsfield,
or to any citizen Of Washington county. i saf
N. b. Persons wishing land. and having but a
small part Of the money, can have the entry made
by applying TO me- .Het'sss M. w.
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SALE.-By virtue of a writ o.
NJ ysnditioni exponas 10 me directed from the

bCHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ Of
- venditioni exponas TO me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio,
I will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front
door of the court house in the town of Woodsheld,
in said county, on Monday the 10th day OF Octo.
lber lS4s between the hours Of 10 o'clock,a and
O'Clock, m, of said day, the following real es-
tate to witt The east half Of the southeast quarter
OF section 0, in township Z, of range 7, (except
acres sold TO Michael Spanger,) containing IS
acres; also the southwest Or Of the southeast Or OF
section g. in township 7, Of range Z, containing 40
acres, subject to mort. age given to William Phil.
pot for S24O; lying and being in said county; and
taken in execution as the property of William
johnson at the suit of JOHN H. Daley Treasurer
of Seneca township.
Sept. 9, 1913 .$2 90 VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff