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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
SEE Sc SEHO az.

<.Nf>R. J. ". SHlLAsn. yy.'l open . Select School
- on Monday. 2Jrh ins1- il the large Stone
ol,Il.Hg. Owned by If. Carter
ms school VII en- race he ;hree departments
dale and Female. an! Primary, each Of which val
% under the charge OF an appropriate teacher, ard
n a separate apartment.
Miss Bowers and Miss Cameron VIII have
saarse respectively Of The Female and Primary
oPartmcn-s.
The increased facilities which the above ar
-an2cnenI affords for cou& en.cnt classification OF
he Pupils. together with the ability and expert
ence OF the assistant teachers employed. warraa.
tue subscriber IN assuring rhe pubic that a rare
opportunity IS now offered for instruction III all
re Elementary, Common AMI Higher English
Branches, and the Classics
Lectures on Physiology ard Chemistry may be
expected during tie quIr'cr
TjI1I0NFER QL.3RTER
spelling, Reading < Alearal Arit&metic, $3.50
Writing, Geography ana Written - BOG
Algebra Geometry. Philosophy, &c, 400
Classics, 500.
!. ". SHILAND
Mineral Point, May 10Th. 1881. n30tl
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IL CHANCERY on PETITION FOR PARTI-
TON OF REAL ESTATE.
Richard Cock, William Dicier and Mary his
vie, heirs at law OF Philip Cock, deceased
The unknown heirs OF Henry Cock. William
Cock and David Cock, deceased
The compliments having fled their petition
or partition OF q part OF lct ninety one situate
lying aud being in the Village Of Mineral Point
County OF Iowa and state of iSo onsin, contain
ing ore fourth OF an acre, with the buildings
entertainments and appurtenances thereunto be
longing. among the heirs al law Of Philip Cock
Iaje OF SAID county, deceased: the petitioners as
such heirs, claiming filth part share, each, and
Il having been satisfactorily proved that the de-
PENDANTS are not resiients OF this state. II Is
therefore ordered that notice of tendency of this
suit be published tor ten successive weeks in the
Wisconsin Tribune a Newspaper published N
Mineral Point. in said County. tI.at the SAID de-
.endonts be and appear at the next Term OF tbs
Circuit Court IN and tor the county Of Iowa. next
70 be holden at the Court House IN Mineral Point
on the thnd Monday IN tie month Of October
next, the first day OF the term thereof then ans
here 10 plead answer or dcn2ur 70 tie said bin
complaint or the viii be taken against then
as confessed and tie matters and things therein
contained GecIeed accordingly.
AORTIAlER VI. JACKSON.
Circuit Judge.
Dated this 18th day OF May. a. D. 1881.
In witness that the foregoing is 4 true copy @
the order made in the above entitled cause, l sub
scribe nv name, the dag and year above written
ATTEST, JANES HUTCHI-ON,
OK, Circuit t-IoSa Co, Wis.
PARLET EAToN, col lor Complainants.
n3O-IOw.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
Wines aid Liquors.

7, 7 a aavE o" hand and will sell at reduced pr
5 ] cas>s la Rochelle Brandy, 4:h proof Pale.
5 j casks O. d & Co, do do pale & dark
, / casks do do do do
/ casks A Signett, do do do
10 ! casks Dumon do lst & I'd do
6 casks Port Wine.
3 casks Madeira do,
Holland Gin, ST. Croix Rum and good supply
OF Domestic Liquors Am. Gin, \ Y. Brandy *.
GEO. W. COBB.
Jane y, 1881.
CCYTHE SNEATHS.-IO Dozen just re-
j ceived By BEECH & TILLEY.
GRASS SCYTHES-6 doz. hest grass
u scythes just reed, BEECH s. TILLEY.
DAKES-l0 dozen Hay Rakes just reed by
Is BEECH 6 IILLEY.
ORKS-l0 dog, manure and Hav Forks
& Just received by BEECH & TILLEY.
RiNDsTON ES-f sale by
/. BEECH & TlLLEY.
tAKPEN gER'S & JOiNER'S DOLLS
| A large lot of Smooth, Jack and fore planes
received and for sale by
BEECH & TILLEY.
iSOesCe.
The commissioners appointed 70 examine and
adjust the claims agansf the estate of Elijah e-
nett late OF Iowa county, Wisconsin, will mest a
the Office Of L. III Strong in the village of Frank
lin. on Saturday the 9th day Of September, 1881
also on Saturday the 9th day Of November ISL
/ All persons having claims against said estate
VIII present them on one Of the above named
days.
/ L H. STRONG c.-.---
! +. B. GOOOSELL. (
/ Franklin, bay 10Th 1851. n3l-4ws
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
Notice 10 Essgild egs.

Sealed proposals will be received iy Tie r'..,l
sgneI committee appointed by the Co"n'y "a
OF Supervisors Of La Faye'te Conn'E on iHe 80.
day Of June next, at II cock Of sa.d DAY 4 -.
hall in tie village Of Avon for building q co1'-}
building for said county in SAID village OF Am
4 plan aud specification Of the building eau n
examined at any time on ard after ite DID -1t
June next. at the house OF Reuben AeTHiais. T.
said village Of Avon at which 0llre in.oTHla'.-.
may be obtained as to the manner q: props
for said building and al other matters eoH1''''0
herewith.
4. G. PINNEY. Chairman Of Cemn1' - ',.v
Dated Avon. Nav l2d 1911. hL-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
Pfareeiings OF the Fair.
Mineral Point. Iowa County,.
TUESDAY, June l0;h. Is;

TUESDAY, June l0Ih. 1851.
On THE day, pursuar, ,o public notice. for
that purpose given. Fair was held at Tie Vi
lage IF Mineral Point and very grea. assem-
blage of Farmers Mechanics and citizens aP
peared on the ground selected, when a number
Of Horses ) ares and Colss, ard Heads Of
horned attic. consisting If Nohes OF cattle
Mich Cows ard Calves aud Young Cattle,
were exhibited fer sale. !, having been pro-
posed, in order that the foil and beneficial
purposes Il an Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair should be h.ld in the Counts of Iowa At
stated periods semi-annually. thai an AgIicul-
lural Society should be Immediately formed
FIR the County, Of Iowa, the citizens present
approved of sle same, ard in tuEiheTauce Of
surh purposes the following Resolutions were
submitted and adopted:
l. Resolved that it IS exredien. and light,
for the Farmcrs Mechanics. Miners. I.ab0rers
and I ilizens generally to form a society fox
the mutual benefit as well If the producer IS
nf the consumer. and that the meetings Of such
Society shall be- held ut stated periods at Vim
eral Point or elsewhere IN Iowa county aemi-
annually or eiioner in the year. at Public
Fair and Exhibition Of all agricultural pro-
duets. and implements, and of the vaiips spec
linens OF the mechanic arts. and the results
IF science and Isboc in all their branches.
?. Resolved that a committee consisting Of
the following gentlemen
NJ ". Jar sen, Sam Crawford,
Levi Sterling. m. II. Smith,
VI. NJ. Coihren, H. l.. LafTingwell,
Geo. GoIdthorp, Robert Emery,
r J. Dunn, H. VI. Billings.
Thomas Berry, Patrick O'Dowd
John Hand, Sain'l Hendry,
VIM. Ileathcnck, Bepl. Thompson.
are hereby appointed. 10 draft Constitution
and Laws for the Iowa county Agric iltu-
raj Society. and report the same at Public
Meeting be held at the village of Mineral
Point on the third Saturday in My next.
3. Resolved that We whose names are I'M
deTwritlen, agree TO be considered Members
OF such Agricultural Society. and pledge our
selves to foster and cherish the purposes Tor
which it Is now formed.
Joseph kinSman A. l.. Culver
Nicholas Cad, Richard 3iabbet,,
Edward FL shares, s. I. Seabury,
VIM. Rabiin, Jahn Iregoning,
VIM. rerriH, Michael Connolly,
Carr Mr-tbarS Edy,ard PriieauY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

. ~ ONNETTS &c--A large ~, 90 .a,..:o..s..s
- Boane.s, just received by EXPIRES. af! isr
sale Lv JOIN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

CCYTHE SNEATHS.-IO Dozen just re-
y ceiye,l BY BEECH & FILLEN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

Sheriff Office Mnerii Point : une 9TH 1881.
g. 4 T. J. Dunn Aftvs or Tif % 6
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

ETA Il choice lot o. Le- ON Straw a1j
~ Palm Leaf, Just received lsd ny sse oy
- JOHN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

Crupe ShflrIS untl Ituas.h
W. HIiE. Blue and >c1rle, Crane klals.sat
~ variety Of patterns of ParasoIs eArer,,
cd daily, by express, when VII bc sold ..s 1T
Apr -. 3GiiN MILLION
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
NIa &prQGTa

See Sloan advertisement in another coIum
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

GRASS SCYTHES-6 doz. hest grass
u scythes just reed, bEECH s. TILLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

In witness that the foregoing is 4 true copy Of
the order made in the above entitled cause sub
scribe my name, the day and year above written.
ATTEST, JANE> HUTCHI-ON,
OK, Circuit t-IoHa Co, Wis
PARLET EAToS, -ol. Ior Complainants.
MO low.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

GAKPt,N rER'S & JOiNER'S COILS
1. A large lot of Smooth, lack and fore planes
received and for sale by
REJECT & TTTVET
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

g AKrS-I0 dozen Hay Rakcs just reed by
Is BEECH & rILLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
Ffcm Texas.

Dates from Galveston TO the isu lGas. IN
elusive has reached New Orleans
memorial 10 Congress Is OeIng prepared Al Cal
weston TO solicit The Genera Government 20 con,
struot some national wOfks IA Texas Navy ara
at Galveston Is particularly referred 20
The papers speak Of the overland emigration
from the States beng very large N idct oohe
spesk Of 10 rs immense
we learn from The GaipssfoR NsloS that the Ind
ans Iipans and kescaleros, with whom q treaty
Vas recently concluded OF the San Saba, cesfe the
Government 10 furnish them With subsistence as
they are now destitute and suffering Tor 1000 lneY
sppe ar desuous of quitting their maraudmg pfac-
lces. The Neus ADDS
have been sent. nC ed 10 the PeniteriIa.g hom Leo
IA Co fer horse aid negro seallny 49,.
Mr. Corbipn the 0yerseer On ". 1 scotIs pan.
ta,icn near Marshall, lately shot negro slave ano
klIet tim. The negro, II IS SAID struck the over
seer With stIck an act wnich " - supposed nc
was inci,ed - by his fellow slaves Mr. COfpuh
Was examined before magistrate ana olschnsea.
OR the night o. he 22d VIZ. ice quarter Oh an
inch thick was formed az La Grange, aGf Ihe MON
uueI. says tie Lext day me place Vas visited nHh
a seyera snow storm, which iasteo an hoef Anu
half The Lone star, published al Washington, says
tina, snow fel. there on the same day, curing hFe
hours and tia, suficlen. quantity fell 70 make
cepih Of five inches AT san ALtohlo they htd ram
SLOW, frost snC ice $500 st,
win ;he xpectaiiou that Legislature would EN-
mower MA 10 collect toll from steamers Inc rnh-
,tv river was III Iavgsbe order, anc STEAMBOATS, were
runI,ng az Ligh up as Pine bl1ns
7tls sad yhst Judge Buckley, 10 his charge 70 ihe
Grand Jury II Fort Bend, related tue follow
He SAID he had knowntw cases IN when persons
hsc been tined pefore him for the crime Of murder
In The first instance four OF the Jurors who were 70
rdse Of the guilt or innocence OF The accused were
n urterers themselves aud IL two weeks sftef No
t,,td TIE second and for the same crime IN an az
t!uIug County, where three out Of tue we've &
were gui Is OF the same cnme-murder. n.S
seven men out OF twenty-four, who were esns1
nron 20 AZ minister justice to Two OF then ieiior
nm were guilt OF the same ofenss with me par
ries accused. ,,,.nsn diract
fyom DavIs's Ranch that Oh SUNDAY, s.T Atom,
Van ar ,ss la, summer shot Mexican Ferryman
w;ho1s any cause whateyer from tos ,1 ,sa.s
rnent II appears he Vas drunk when ne conl'n'''sO
the deed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

BURGLAR ARREsrED.-A maa named Jer-
.,,;.n sulvan. was arrested on Wednesday ~ Deputy
ha Esm On tbe charge Of having % the risn 81 the
,.t Eovsmtrr last burg us entered The nouss o.
igth Of FL gish an Gowanus ne vas 'sAs" ''
ice King and committed to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

TUE SUPPOSED MURDER Al The oaD
An request was Yesterday held Upon the
bAt -, me female who was found dead on weanes
900, " on the steps leading 10 the oid bfs
~ She Vas recognized as Anna EIiross, ,,gss
had on the day her DEAN oesh sssn
n aou for nohths No marks OF violence sum
nave caused death were found upon her par
son By Dr. sidel Who made post nor;em 81 sra Se,i
a.1o,,t ham much consested. The Jury rendefsi
~s,e,c, OF death BY congestion Of the orain esassa
q, Intempersnce and exposure The dscs.sa s :,
nstIye Of Irelsrc, 81 years Of age, ana pew "
her ,ncarcsrspoa wss Of very dsqrsvsi aAst"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Sw,NpIER- "A man named John Chad
WICK has been arrested for obtaining money from severn
rsries in this cty under false preences IL a'ess
: - 60. he called on MI John johnson, Of No s.
yolk i ard by rerTesening htmssi as brewer IN Ss
tD,A Co V aud wor' sa mmet sc properly, ne sue
S,.T,a w eoifCwrg small sum Of mouey ana a. so0'
~ An rerici Of tme he effected al othe smau
tial ieap ron Mr. Thomas Dent. OF No 81 An :. ot
80 ne .rlA teprestptatiors since which time II mas
80, ascertain Cd hat he swndlor and consequently
.urlauf of
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BY Telegraph 10 the Sew.York Tribune
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOSTON, THURSDAY. Dee.

Naval Inteliigence-Oeats OF Csmma nAer
knight
Bosros, THURSDAY. Dee. II. 1881.
letter Gated on board the L = ship Gernsn.
town, at Sc PAU Deloando. Sept a. saws tia, Com
msnder Knight oiet suddenly. July ~. add Henry
May ooaIs~ ail's maze, on the sta Sep, a. sea. Tao
rect OF the officers and crew were all we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

CRUxL.-W0m sitting on the pave
menis and steps in our City, thermometer down to
sir above zero, holding little infants with their bare
feet exposed in order to excite sympathy. Ought
not the Police to take them off at once to the Aims.
House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
CITY ITEMS.

RrpoET OF THE GOVERNORS or THE AIMS
uor.x.-By the Monthly Report OF the Governors
a., issued, we learn that during the month OF NV
sr,ber. si1 thousand FIVE hundred and hity- seven
,oor persons we're relieved BY the Department nc
allowing is the average censls oil the distributions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
Markets-Rpo-tsd " r.,,Srsrs


NV VnLkANs, Tnufs1ay Dec. IL ISL
The sales o. CCrroS this morning reached 5000
bales At s'esdy prices good middling IL quoted At
&c. IRE Produce market Is unsettled owing 10 the
accounts of the closing OF the Ohio bv ice osso
10 a. OHIO FLOUR hive been sold at - 7o0$srs.
PoRx-50o bols. inspected sold al ti3 50 WHISKY
Sales % | 200 bbls at l. dlic. Prime NoLAssss
IL At 2ltaslIc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
Gn.sn LARorrY.-Morris Wonger,

UKAND EAKCENf' -!HVTfIo VUTS0I!
Pole was Yesterday arrested. charged with stealing
S35 from Maurice Goldman, fello s. bOarder, at No
4S9 Pesrist He confessed his guilt, and was CON-
united by Justice Osborne for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
Bvu ESTATE SALES ednesday, by

4 Pietcker. Brtoksn .x,oa s,sys
lot ccr sun mi ard Coiumoissts 'Sri"
lot a. oiriug 25y0o SoS
ycrse and 10, No 100 Smiihst.. S51lS------ ~
H. re ,rd lct No 40 Unlon-St 2orso ---------- '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

FRozyN TO DEATH During the extreme
"a - r,..s,v n,,h, colored man. called Jake Bancs,
~ 60 - 4, an in An oa house a. the Waa,out, ne
ourd veterds uonng hy some OF tns ana
he Coroner sent for hold inquest ne WAS s'' "
xc.rs of agy
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-15

cison, it is pretty well understood what will be its
course At the meeting referred to, or In committee,
we understand that Judge Duer suggested, and very
eloquently supported an American Westminster
Abbey Washington, in which the first inscription
should be to the memory Of Mr.. Cooper; but MT.
Irving dssenied, and, with his accustomed generosi-
ty painting the literary merits Of Mr. Cooper! said,
that though his character national, and his fame
filled the world, yet the especial glory of his life be-
onged to New York and there should here, IN 0H ao
him a suitable monument. The committee will en-
deavor to carry into effect the suggestions OF Mr.. IN
wing, and, as soon practible, probable tner9 VII
be inaugurated in Madison Square the new [aL NY
colossal statue Of Cooper the four corners Q. 'nS
pedestal to which will be supported by nGures %
Leather Stocking, Long Tom Cotfin, ana o'ea "a
lions of the great novelist. As a means 20 sio
it is understood that there will be imposing so.e
ties at the Tabernacle Trper Hail. AZ wniGn .I-
neral Grafton, as is the custom among Inc rIencn
sauanis will be pronounced by one OF the most emf
nent of MIR. Cooper's contemporaries and frlends'
before the assembled chiefs of American Literature
and art 1t is believed that some five or six Thousand
dollars NAV thus be easily secured towards the cost
Of "A monument.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-15

OPERATION OF LIrHoroMY. An operation of litho-
tony was performed at Roxborough the 26th ult,
by Doctors Jas. E. Williamson and c. H. Jourdan,
IN n the presence Of Doctors Andrews, Baynes and
bradser, which, for scientific skill, hesi tate not
in saying is unsurpassed North OF South and serves
10 show the ablect folly in Southern people going
North to get surgical operations performed of crti-
cal character when We have Ply sicaus here in the
South, almost at our own doors, who can perform
these operations just we'll the crack Surgeons
at the North, and perhaps better.
The case alluded to was performed on a negro boy.
aged years. and the property of Mr.. John H. Jones,
Of Roxborougn. The calculus is supposed to have
existed from the birth of the patient, and weighed
when extracted one ounce and half and is two and
half inches in length and 81 inches in circumference
The composition of the stone has yet been
tanned it is represented to be exceedingly calous
so much 81 as be past crushing by the power of a
olacksmiih's longs The operation was performed in
few minutes, and understand that the bow is doing
WE'LL His offerings, anterior to the operations were
not much less painful than he realized during the
ration, when it took four to hold him, notwth-
standing he was tied hand and foot. The enormous
Es! OF stone, from one so young, will probably be
exhibited at the Medical meefiag at Ralei0E of
ne State Medical Society. Million caroniels.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-15
MORE .rREAsnNr

The Petersburg 1ntelligencer, Wing paper. noi-
cling the Syracuse outrage, after censuring the Free
solers and Abolitionists for their meanness and their
crimes, uses the following strong language, which
would be considered pretty good Z" treason" in Ger
tain portions of North Carolina
We say, in all seriousness, that if the Gresys
and The Bryants and kindred scribes at the North
continue to soil their sheets with the nahseating, vile
illusions about Southern property and Southern peo
pie which they are now almost daily publishing and
circulating, 1t will not be very long before they WILL
have other labors to undergo fol tell them, and
the whole Northern section of the Union that il will
not take many repeiitons of the Christina and 81
racuse scenes to call together Southern COngTts'
aOhich acW represent The unanimous sentimsns ana
feelings IF 0Hthe sLaUehoding States, and lciH be clothed
,cith p0Ioer TO frame nea0 Confe0er0cy. We are
amongst the warmest Union men of the land. we
are also of the Wing party, TO which are proud 70
belong. No citizen has exerted himself more zea
ously and sincerely than have done in behalf oil
the Compromise and the Union and against the dis
organizing agtations which have been Threatening
both at the oTth and at the South to destroy H. bu
we have sufficient degree of self-respect to aVoT'
that just as soon as events may impress Us win INC
conviction that the fugitive slave bill cannot be exc
cuted in good fath-iust as we perceive ins'
the General Government possesses not the strengn
enforce its own laws and thus procure our Just ngn
tne apiH be prepared TO abandon the URion as unefg
Uahselss, and not a0orthy Of decent respect o
these agitators may shape their course accordngg
If they wish this Union to be maintained they mus.
put an end to the nefarious game they are PIayIp.
against They must become the advocates o. in'
Constitution and of the Compromise, instead Of Ds
ing, as they are, the opponents and revers Of Io.
They must not only become better citizens themseHtr
but they must teach their higher law brethren 70
come likewise. They need not fatter themse,s .
with the idea that the South cannot be driven 70 o
union. We tell them that, as much az we aonoI ~.
thing, we would embrace il tomorrow II we Me S
satisfied that the Government not strong enous
TO have the fugitive slave law executed. Upon W.
faithful observance of this law have, in our O"
mind, staked the existence of this Union ana ~
ever deeply we would lament train Of occurIeII
which would test its ine6fcacy, yet We would no'n a.
itate in such condition of things to advise Inc S
grieved States to break of their political connec"S s
with the others. We would give the Union 70 S %
winds, and thus leave the higher law gentry " g.
along as they could by themselves" .,.,
What will the Register say to the abOVe4 W. w.
that paper stand by and hear 6 Southern Cong
spoken of as likely to be called. without denoSn''
the proposition as dangerous and unreasonable
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-15
NORTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.

The Directors Of this Road met in Salem on Thurs
day last.
We learn that an effort was made to change the
location of the Road Raleigh, so as to connect
with the CASTOR Road. The proposition, as we I'M
derstand, was unanimously rejected.
We learn, further, that the first division of the
Road. embracing the line of operations from Colds
borough to Mrs. Belts, seven miles northwest OF
this place, was let out to a Company; and the ex-
pectation is that the work will be commenced upon
it at the earliest moment practicable.
An instalment of 10 per cent was agreed on, to be
paid on or before the 9Th January, 1852.
Francis Fries, Esq. of Salem, resigned his Direc-
torshp. and Thomas ]. Wilson, Esq. was appointed
in his place.
The Board adjourned to meet in Hillsborough, on
the 9Th January next.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-15

MISSISSIPPI. The last Mississippian contains the
address of Hon. Jefferson Davis, on becoming a can.
ddate for Governor. He has resigned his seat in the
United States Senate. Gen. Foote has declared his
intention to resign his seat in the Senate before the
Governors election; and Chief Justice Sharkey has
resigned his seat on the Supreme Court bench, to
take effect on the 18th January next. ~
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-15

''The Editor of the Register says he was mised
in relation the Electoral Districts, by respect
ed Correspondent - Who was this Correspondent!
Was it not Mr.. Secretary Graham!'' Standard.
When we acknowledge the authority of the IS STAN
dard,' recognize it becoming in that print to
pry into private correspondence, we may answer
its interrogatory. Register.
The Editor of the Register himself brought for
ward his " respected Correspondent, - and all we
did was to ask who he was. Had we not right to
do that? AS to the Editors Private correspondence
we know nothing of it, nor do we seek to know we
deal only with what the Editor puts before the public
eye. s-...s Wis. --... -.-=s.
But the Registers answer is sufficient. 1t confirms
US in the opinion that it was Mr. Secretary Graham
who undertook, in Washington City, to manage the
affairs of North Carolina. We still insist that the
people of North Carolina are competent 10 manage
their own affairs. When they want the advice or
dc,ation of the Cabinet Washington, or of any of
its officers, they will ask for it.