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enr NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
1H' is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, ny
w1LLIAM M w! HOLDEN,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. ga5ir"

North CAROLINA STANDARD is published week
IaS Trse Dollars per annum, payable in advance. In
ksnce will the paper be sent, unless the money for
shall accompany the order. Subscribers and
be who may wish to send money to the Editor can
@ner al times by Mail and at his risk. Receipts for
will be promptly a! t5sns%stsd d,,.. a. IN
time for dollar, and twenty five cents for
couent insertion; those of greater length in pro-
'! Court Orders and Judicial Advertisements will
Snr,ed twenty-five per cent. higher than the above
reasonable deduction viii be made to those who
'TslsT atsTs to the Editor must come free of postage "
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Vnnortant to Farmers.

TTNHE subscriber having purchased from Alfred Spates
H agent for W. Beach & R. j. Gatling the Patentees'
the benefit of their inventions for the State of North
Carolina he offers the Farmers of the State the ad-
vantage of Machine for sowing all kinds of Small Grain
greatly superior any thing heretofore discovered Also
Plough for the cultivation of crops and also
most valuable simple Machine for the sheiRg of
These Machines and Plough be had by application
to the subscriber at Raleigh Particulars explained in
hand bills. ! h'i' = +'.-'
- o, g.. . -.ass r..,. WIN. F. COLLINS.
RaIe;ob Ian z Is4S De- . 6SS-f .
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CoNeREss1oNAL G1oBR oFrrcr,

washington, July ., 1910.
Sir In reply to your communication of this date,
respectfully state that there have been four editions
of the Sketch of Life and Public Services of Cen
eral Lewis sCass," printed at this Office March,
1S48.' On these there was printed an edition of
$4,000 copies. About 29, 900 copies were sold by
subscription, and distributed as follows: To the
northern and western members of Congress, about
10000 copies the balance to the southern members
of Congress- Of the editions bearing date sJune,
I849,' about $4,000 copies have been sold by sub
scription and otherwise and distributed follows
To the southern members of Congress, about 1000
copies, and the balance the northern and
members Of Congress and orders from abroad. On
the first edition, bearing date June, I948,' 900
copies were printed, and sold out entirely to MEM
bersi of Congress, as per subscription list, without
regard to their geographical position There have not
been at any time two editions of the Sketch of
the Life and Public Services of Gen. Lewis Cass ="
for sale in this office. The surplus copies remaining
of the number printed and sold of the first edition
above being rendered unsaleable by not having in it
Gen. Jackso6ss letter was thrown under the
wrapping paper, and have not at any time since
been sold or given away to any person or persons
whatever, except upon the application of a whig
member of Congress, and whig officer of the House,
made on Monday, the Sd instant. sold to each of
them about one dozen copies, . .-- -... .'..
/ herewith enclose a copy of each edition, with
the several alterations marked. ...f 1a:
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant
.''". r.. l. T.: W. McKNEW,
= Co.,. Clerk Congressional Globe Office =
Hon. JESSE D. BRIGHr, t.s.- ct 90 7-'.s ..'f-
sf# U. S.. Senate, Washington, D.. c. s.s aa 1a
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E." How ARE THE MIGHTY FALLEN Mr.. Arthur Tap.
pan and others, acting Members OF the Executive
Committee of the American and Foreign Anti-Slave-
ry Society,"" have issued address to the members
of the sLiberty Party" urging them not to be
ried away by false lights into course that would
lead them to the support of Mr.. Van Buren. This
is beautiful To be received into the fraternity of
these miserable fanatics would be dishonor and hu-
initiation enough to any who had reached the po
ltical height to which Mr.. Van Buren, has attained ;
but to seek their association and support and to be
spurned. by them a. = aa5l4 Ifit ia ~ -sarf
te.; !" t'---in the lowest deep, lower deep, Tf.
o.l-4 Still threatening to devour me-, opens wide,
.t To which the hell suffer seems heaven"
q. ESQ -ass-fi-. III ~ CHAR Mercury.
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O. u. RURCH & co.

patronise the labor of the deaf and dumb, in our
- State Institution, in acquiring trade to support
themselves after leaving the Institution that they have
made arrangements with w. D. Cooke the Principal
the Mutes work and instruction in the manuactory
of Shoes; and hereafter orders may be left with them,
the Principal, which will be promptly attended to.
January 10Th, 1913. 6s9
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April Sth, ls4s.
Look Here.

TUST to hand and for sale by the subscriber lot of
Dry Goods, consisting of Lawns Gnghams, Calicoes,
Summer coating Pants stuff Vcstings, Brown & bleach
cd shrtngs Virginia Onaburgs and many other articles
in the dry goods line. .,.-E .... ~ seHoFi ..ais
Also, Moreheads cotton yarns and almost every art-
Gle, usually kept in Grocery Store.
Also, Hayes superior family -four and other brands,
kept constantly on hand. H. B. HAYES.
New Market Street. nearly opposite the Market House.
May 49, ls48. p -.. f"E. "'' 7O6-
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NrRSt GSrfmme, Professor of Instrumental and
r. Vocal Music, respectfully announces to the ladies
and gentlemen of Raleigh that he prepared to take
limited number of pupils and instruct them the P
ano and in Vocal Music s.5i.gl. at -.r ...rs
He offers his services also for tuning Pianos and the
teaching of the French Language.
% For particulars apply to ~ ERNST GRIMME.'
July a. 1S49. - 1d 4tifarpu. t.T g" 7l6-tt.
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THE MEXICAN WAR.

VIE subscriber has in press, and will shortly publish
La History of the Mexican War;" comprising COM
Pete History of all the operations of the American army
Mexico with Biographical sketches and anecdotes of
ne most distinguished Officers, in the regular Army and
e Volunteer force. Illustrated with numerous Engray-
nss. .t. ......'.,.- -.,.
a number of enterprising and efficient men of good
acer arc offered profitable employment in circulat-
Mates. For TERMS, and all other information--apP-
ants will please address the subscriber by mail post paid
= n. B. The above popular Work is by J. Frost,
L. D., Philadelphia author of tt Pictorial History of
@ United States,' Naval Biography &c. 1t will
d exclusively by subscription and not in the Book
N%es H. MANSFIELD, 1874 York Street, r
New Haven, Connecticut.
March 2Sth Is4s ~ 7OI-4m
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JORDAN wOMBLE,
Gunn's Domestic Medicine.

= = Or Tie Poor Mans Friend
TJNHIS Book points out in plain language, free from
Doctors terms, the diseases of Men, Women and chill
dren and the latest and most approved used in
their cure AID is intended expressly for the benefit OF
Families.
also contains descriptions of the Medicinal Roots and
Herbs of the United States and how they be used
in the of Diseases, arranged and simple
pan by which the Practice of Medicine is reduced
principles of common sense. New revised Edition. For
sale at Turner'S N. G. BOOKSTORE.
Raleigh, July 10, lS4S. .- " 714.
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His faithful blade he shiyered there
Remonstrances he would not hear;
CLERK congressional GIoDl
Hon. JESSE D. BRIGHT, 49, .r. go
U. s.. Senate, Washington, D.. C.

Remonstrances he would not hear;
He would not strike his country's flag, .
That BRAVE OLD VOLUNTEER!
We copy the following from the GAINESVILLE (Ohio)
Aurora, it being the testimony of brave man who
was present and witnessed the heroic conduct of
Gen. Cass at the time of Hull's surrender:
Let federalism repeat her foolish flsehoods against
Lewis Cass Her most silly one is that he did not
break his sword hearing of Hulls surrender. Be-
low we have letter from Squire Willis an old and
highly citizen of this county, the sub
iect. We can get letters from others, we think, who
were eye-witnesses of the transaction. This abuse
of Gen. Cass is not at all detrimental to his pros
poets of election to the presidency The enthusiasm
and support of old companions in is called out
by these cowardly attacks
~ ZANEsvlLLE, Ohio, June 49, I945.
To the Editor of the .4urora -, ..
SIR: In the GAINESVILLE Courier of this date no.
ticed an article headed The Broker, S,Dord;'' in
sword is borrowed, rather stolen capita that it
was Gen. Macarthur, and not Gen. Lewis Cass, who
broke his sword at the time of Hull's surrender"
Now it may be that Col. Macarthur did break his
sword, for he was patriot and brave man; but if
he did, the writer of this did hear of it
the time. But did see Col. Cass break his sword
at the pickets where Gen. Brock, the British COM
Well Springs, below Detroit. was standing with
in six feet of Col. Cass at the time; and l never
will forget the indignation and modification he ex-
hibited at the time.
These silly attempts to deprive Gen. Cass of his
patriotism and courage, made by men sons of men
who kept shady in those dark days. will only have
the effect rally to his standard all the soldiers of
1912. Col. Cass was loved by all his men. 1t
could not be otherwise for he loved them ALL and did
all he could to promote their comfort. My voice and
" ''..',-. 800 - VIM. WILLIS.
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Spring and Summer Goods,
HENRY.D. TURNER

HAS FOR SALE AT THE NORTH CAROLINA BOOKSTORE,
TNHE Supreme Court Reports, 80 Volumes, uniform
sets, or single Volumes. IredelIs Digest, Volumes
Swaim's Justice and Form. Book. Hedells Manual,
Swaims n. G. Executor.
Also at greatly reduced prices in quantities by retail
complete assortment of School Books Music Books
Blank Books, Stationery and Fancy Articles; Juvenile
and Toy Books all the New Publications as soon
sued the Standard Publications in every department OF
Literature Arts and Science and in every language An
cient or Modern. . t-.!I rEA
Book BIND1Se, in every variety, promptly executed,
in the neatest manner. ...-,.-5 Pc -, ,.. .-.,...
SELECT GARDEN SEEDs-every variety-warranted
fresh and good-seected from the approved Seeds
men and Gardeners in the Northern country.
Raleigh, January, lS4S. ..... - .-. 6s7 .
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
- u. e. TUCKER & SOM. -.-.-

M OST respectfully to their numerous Gus
1l toners and the public that they receiving
their well selected and handsome Stock of
Spring and Summer Goods, .s
and they determined to give good bargains All they
ask fair trial and careful examination of their Stock
10 those who have heretofore patronized them they
offer their Sincere acknowledgements and they de-
termlned to give bargains and to please their customers
they hope to mort liberal sharo of patronage
time to come. -....-..... g. .- ...,.E gE....
Call at the CHEAP STORE of R. Tucker & Son, on
Fayetteville Street. door South Of the residence
DR.. Fabius j. Haywood. s.... ........- ...-..
IT, Ruleigh, April 5, 1S4s. . 60, ... d. 7OO-tf.
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MR.. JOHN SHAFFER. the daring Lion Tanner, and
bis equally intrepid Lady, will enter the cage with Lions
Tigers Leopards and Panthers. He will drive large
African Lion hanessed to Car, and will by various
cef and daring feats show his complete control over
,,mals usually deemed of the most savage disposition.
Will be exhibited at Raleigh. on Thursday and Fri
ar-August Sd and 4th Admission SO cents; Chill
rn under years of age and Servants half price.
Doors open from 2to O'Clock p NJ, and from quarter
ater seven at night a. ..
RAYMOND & WARING- would announce to the
citizens of this region that they will have oppor-
unitv of seeing the celebrated r.--
JOHN SHAFFER AND LADY.
He has been styled by critics the &c Lion King he
las exposed his life heretofore in subduing the largest
md most terrible Lion caught; this animal is at
PRESENT in his possession, and has repeatedly saved his
life when exercising the other beasts in the performing
age His feats have been beheId by millions; he
y Drircs Wild Lion, barnessed to car, thus show
ing the supreme majesty of man above the brute.
The Wild Tenants of tile Forest, from the huge and
iOdle Elephant the majestic Lion of unexplored Africa
he fierce Tiger of the Bengal unges, the beautiful Leop
I'D the playful but erocious Bear, gentle Gazelle, the
useful and patient Camel the curiously striped Zebra, the
gaverobbing Hyena, stealthy Panther, the savage Wolf
the cunning Fox down through all the lesser grades,
here behed with perfect safety, true to their nature at
tines but perfectly subject to the control of man, the
@d of creation. ..-.+..- -... ~ -....
FUcL of the dir and Reptiles, the most beautiful,
varied and dangerous of their species, also
sed in this valuable collection; descriptionis power
and space too limited to admit it Suffice it to say
that the propretors of the oldest standing and high
est celebrity, and have devoted years Of toll and expense
the present collection, which is pronounced IN Europe
md America, perfectly unparalleled. ....-- ~. .s
The moral and useful purposes which an exhibition
ike this serve, perceived by ALL and acknowledg-
by all moraiss the exhibition serves to entertain and
instruct all in the wondrous works of the Supreme Being
and is particularly impressive the minds of youth.
. Particular reference is given to the Mammoth
Bills Posters and Lithographs in the principal Hotels
whole MeQaPcIe, entering
Preceded by the Car containing the New York Brass
band will form Grand Procession Of twenty carriages,
@naining the various animals, and drawn by seventy
I've horses ....--.5... .-. ........T
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'VaIuable Land for sale.

TTNHE Subscriber, being desirious of removing to the
South offers for sale his valuable tract of Land, on
which present resides lying five miles north of the
CITY of Raleigh. This tract of land contains 81 acres
is ewatered and is also we'll adapted to the cultiva-
ton of corn, wheat cotton, oats, &c. ,-.., ~,
It is situated on the Raleigh and CASTOR Roads
near one of the wood yards and the proprietor of this
land will be able sell wood for Rail Road purposes to
any extent he may desire. c B., '...-,.-c..-
Persons who may desire to purchase will of course
examine the premises. JAMES M. ROGERS
; IUoko lime 25o 1S4S,i i''ltt - '-- "'' 7l2-tf
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WANTED.

TNO work in the Milton Cotton Factory, two three
l families. Widow women with three four daugh-
ters preferred None need apply without recommends
ton of good character and industrious habits.
The subscribers respectfully request any person who
may know of any family wanting situation, to call their
attention to the above.
BARRETT NEWSOM & HOLDEN.
Application can be made to James D: Newsom' Esq,
Forestvle, Post Office, Wake County N. G. ..t....
Milton, Ian. %, 1916. tt.
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EINE RLOODED STOCK.

TNHE subscriber has superior North Devon Bull
Calves year DID, and fit for service next winter
which he will sell at $40 each They are of the supe-
forms and choicest pedigrees. Three four farmers
by uniting in the purchase furnish themselves with
this excellent stock (he only highly improved species
adapted to clmate) at very cheap rate. ~.
June 6, lS4S. w. r. HOLT.
Lexington, N. C. 7fO-6w
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FIRE.

ETNHE Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn.
i offers to insure Buildings and Merchandise, against
loss damage by fire, at premiums to suit the times
This of the oldest and best Insurance Companies
in the United States and pays its losses promptly.
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh its vicinity
to be made to - r..t S. w. WHITING, Agent
And for Milton, N. c., and vicinity, to
" '[ -' n. ]. PALMER, Agent
October 20, lS47. 676-ly
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Thirty. Dollars Reward.

WILL give thirty dollars for the apprehension and
delivery of my Negro TOW, who has been absent
some months Tom is about five feet six inches high
stout and heavy thick lips, rather light complccted and
looks down when spoken to-no particular marks re-
mcmbered., -. F .,s.-.-<,.--.--. :. -.----j
April sth, ls4S. '.'. 7O6-H
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Runaway.

TTNAKEN up and committed to the Jail in Richmond
County, North Carolina, on the 18th June, 1e47, q
negro man who saws his name is Georges and belongs to
Robert Wilson of Alabama He is about % years Old
feet inches high weighs about 1so lbs full round
face, with crescent shaped scar on his upper lip.
The owner is hereby notified TO come forward and COM
ply with the law or the boy will be dealt with according
to Act of Assembly. r. i. LONG, Jallor.,
&c Rockingham Jan IL, ls4s. ~H' 5s.iS oss-6m.
TPr.i Adv. So 0o.1 G-4ft fl--' - 30 .'"
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THE OLD BOOT AND SHOE STAND!

- (RALEIeH, NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFIcE,)
"a : o. l.. BURCH, & Co. have on hand, of
- Z L. their make "a better article cannot be
- El~made) assortment of Boots and Shoes,
p, -. which they offer to the public at their usu-
al prices They are at all times prepared with the best
materials workmen and the Latest Fashions-and there
fore feel confident that Establishment in the State
surPass, If equal the work made by them.
...a Crawford's Philadelphia Calf Skins
kept for sale. # .. r..- ...
Do. Shoe findings of all kinds.
Do. Kit the trade canbuy from them cheap as
in Petersburg. .. -. .l-< -.
January 10th, IS4S. $50
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Hon. Paul Dillingham;, Jr:, was on the Ith rehoni-
mated for Governor by the Vermont Democratic Con
Vention, in session at Montpelier. The rest Of last
years State ticket were also renominated. Levi B.
Villas and John s. Robinson are the democratic elec-
tors for the State at large The papers say that the
ratification Of Cass, and Butler took place with un-
precedented enth sm. We question whether there
our candidates, Nel6 York True Sun
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Brushes.

WE have just received large supply Of Brushes
w of almost every variety consisting m part Of the
following viz: Tooth Brushes, assorted sizes and quail
ter Nail and Paint Brushes, for sale low by s-7ol
PESCUD & JOHNSON.
March 90, '1e4s. TOO
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. l.... North Carolina Institution ,,.. ll.t4
FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB.

TTNHE next Session of this Institution will commence
Monday the Sd of July. 1t is very important that
the Pupils should be punctua in their attendance at the
commencement of the session. Applications for admis-
sion, &C., to be made to His Exceency, Gov Graham,
to WIN. ID. COOhE, Prnclpal. d"
Rslcinh Nav % IS4S o.. .tS.1l 7O9-2m.
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Notice.

TNAKEN up and entered on the stray book at Judes-
vile on the 10th inst, by Elisha Bonner, near, Mt.
Airy pale sorre1 mare fax main and tall blaze in her
face barefoot all round left hind foot white, the right
shoulder injured very much by the collar, supposed to
be sixteen years old, five feet high, valued at twenty
dollars. E. THOMPSON Ranger.
Surry County ts4s %. t'i @-.' 81 716-pd.
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VALUARLELANDF FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,
Near Henderson, Granville Co., North Carolina.
TIME Valuable Tract of Land on which George G.
Eaton, lately resided, within mile of Henderson,
The Raleigh & Castor Rail Road, containing over
1850 Acres, A Large and Commodious Dwelling
House, Ice House and necessary out-houses, Barns and
every fixture usual on Tobacco Farm. This Land is
first rate-one half in original growth the location
markable for health and good water and will be sold
reasonable by the Subscriber Agent for George G.
Eaton who will take pleasure in showing the premises
to any person desirous to purchase.
...' JNO. 8. EATON, s.- .
... .t....-. . i .... -'- Alto. for G. G.. EATON.
Granville, May 9th, ls4s. ..a 706-tf.
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HATS.

is not every combination of Felt and Beaver that is
worthy of being called Hat To put thing with
out style finish about it the casket that holds the
intellect is an insult the valuables within. -
r THICKER e. SON have received another lot of
those beautiful MoIeslxn Hats. - j. si...s -.'2--
May IL, s4S.------------------ fo4-
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In Woodstock, Susan d. Whitcomb has obtained
verdict for $439 Sc against Rev, John W Wolcott for
breach of marriage promise. There was an interreg
ness testified that t;sussn cot on the defendants
knee, in which fact he observed nothing criminal ex
abusies, f he understood the natrs Of ro0 and a6s,
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Dried Beef, Beef Tongues, &c.-.u
nECEIVED this day from the North $50 lbs. Dried
IL Beef, Beef Tongues, and Bologne Sausages.
Gs'.r 5EGi39i--t-f " zz1@' 80 HENRY KEIM.5
May 81, I84s. -, -.----,..,,, ,---, 7Os- !
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Tribune says that G General Tayfer, having consent-
ed to President ought to resign his eoIpis-
sion at once, and devote his leisure, thus aeqFired
to the study of those questions of civil policy whefe-
with he is In danger Of becoming to familiar,"t
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- otr,4 ..4, Small Notes. j vi..ai55ls.aL } !
CMALL NOTES on the South Carolina and Virginia
- Banks with genuine signatures taken IN exchange
to the country of these Shinpasters
- - - at the N. c. Fancy Store Of al
-. ,f so.- .osom,r TX CHR GRlMMEi r.
Z, July 10, ls4s, TIA
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A Desirable Residence For Sale, fn the
."- " Town of WarrentOm. d.. ia

nURSUANT to the Will of Stark Armistead, the
i undersigned will sell publicly the premises,
Tuesday the 18th day Of August next credit of
twelve months with interest from the day of sae the de-
sirabe lot in the Town of Warrenton, which Mrs.
Harriet b. Armiscad resided at her DEATH The Dwelling
ings extensive and we'll arranged and the garden is
hislAI, ;n.1.-o--a. = -------- - t \
At the same time and place and the terms the
undersigned will sell small lot the Female Semina
ry, and tract of Land the said Town, the left
side of the Road leading to the Warenton Depot and
pose the old Race Ground, containing about rs 80
Acres. .ssra+ WIN. PLUMMER, Executor.
June 10, 1s4s. .. , r.t .f.. 7lO-tds.
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THE LAST CHARGE.

The Washing scrbb4ers are attempting to blow.
honstrous bubble out of very small affair, which
were surprised to introduced into the Senate
by two whig members Of such sagacity and standing
as Messrs: Mangum and Johnson of Maryland. 1T
is thing in which General Cass had not the slight
est agency and demonstrate little force there
is in the suspicion that the various editions have been
designed for sectional purposes, we submit the fol-
lowing correspondence, showing how indiscriminae-
ly all the editious have been circulated among all
sections Of the United States: -i'ooi Union.
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SErArr oHA Washington, Jolly s, Is4s.

SENATE CHAMBER, Washington, July s, Is46.
GENT1EdEN: The opponents of Gen. Cass are en-
deavorng to create the impression that there have
been printed your office several editions of his
life-eaeh edition differing from the other, and de-
signed for circulation the different sections of the
Union, having reference to the supposed state of
public sentiment. ] desire you to inform me as to
the facts connected with the publication and distri
button of the editions referred to. An early reply
will eblige @'H Yours, s5'J ]. D. BRIGHT
r Messrs. BLAIR g. RIvEs 97aa..'s as.:. q. @5#
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. Rags! Rags Rags.

II Rags! Rags Rags. I ,.ae
loo 600 POUNDS of clean cotton or linnen
lOOeOOO rags wanted; liberal price given in
barter,
On hand for sale Old Rye and Rcctifed Whiskey by
the barrel gallon Also, Gentlemen and Ladies fine
calf skin Shoes rs per lower than the usual price
in the city, together with general assortment of Groce
ries. - JORDAN WOMBLE,
s. ri 20, - 4th door North side old Market street.
+. Raleigh, February 18th, 1s4s..n- s.., yr1sJi693
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BAND. OF MUSICIANS.

WHO WILL ENLIvEN THE SCENE BY EXECUTING A
VARIETY OF FAvoRITE PIECES OF MUSIC. 81.