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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-12-24

The schooner E. S. WiIletts. from Washington.
in this State, put into Norfolk on the l0 inst. with
cargo of cotton and naval stores, fire. Both ves
sci and cargo considerably damaged.
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MR.. BADGER.


from this State, felt it to be his duty to adopt the
course he has towards Louis Kossu,h. He not only
voted against simple Resolution of welcome to that
patriot, but he went out Of his way to
denounce him "political emmissary," and argu-
ed prove that the struggle in Hungary was not for
Republican institutions.
Our position in relation to foreign intervention is
we'll known to our readers. We admire kossuth-we
honor the memories Of Hungary's fallen sons, and
we trust in God that Hungary may yet be free; but
would not have this government practically inter-
vene in the affairs of Europe, take up arms against
Russia or Austria in behalf Of Hungary. This is
position. Our government has right to protest
against the conduct of Russia, and We hope it will
do so when the struggle again commences in Hunga-
ry, in case Russia should go forward second time
to the assistance Of Austria and our people have
right to express their sympathy for the downtrodden.
and contribute their money they are now doing,
to the holy of liberty. Judge Douglas has tax.
en- the view of this matter, in his late
Speech in the Senate, which publish to-day. Read
,ha, Speech and then read Mr.. Badgers on the same
subject; and then think Of the difference between
the generous and noble-hear,ed Douglas. and the
clear-headed but cold-hearted Mr.. Badger.
A"potical emissary"l Why an "emssary'is
"a spy-a secret agent-a man sent 10 explore. find
out State secrets, and report to his masters. Is hos
suth man Of this stamp! NO-a thousand times
NO! He is patriot-one of liberty's foremost
pions-he organ, in the face of the whole world,
Of twelve millions Of brave painting for indepen-
dence and the light of his deeds and the fires OF his
eloquence are not only shining upon but warming
and thrilling the nations A A''political emissary"!
Who sen, him here! The people and the Republican
impulses Of his own great heart. Who brought him
here! The Congress of the United States; and in
stead of finding sympathy and worjs of welcome from
Mr. Badger, he is with Misrepresentation OF his
course and his motives, and cold rePulse! Ihe
Turk received him and honored him, but North Car
oIina's Senator turns him from the door of nationa
hospitality with cutting and ungenerous words! A
Christian hero the Mohammedan receives him to his
bosom. and shares with him his salt ard his bread
a Christian hero and friend Of liberty North Caro-
ina's Senator would repel him, and would have the
world regard him as an impostor and spy w
denounce, disown, and utterly repudate the deed
| North Carolina's voice spoke not then and there
The first State on this continent to proclaim her inde
pendence of the British crown. she will be the las
to unde,rate the efforts of nations contendng for lib
a,,v or to turn cold ear to the appeals of freedom
, champions.
F We gave Mr.. Badgers remarks in our last issue
and we again invite the attention OF our readers
those of Judge Douglas, in our paper to-day.
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OFFICIAL.
Council Of Municipality No. Two.

TUESDAY. June 3, 1851.
Ihe Council met, pursuant to adjournment.
Present; The Hon. James H. Caldwell, Presi-
dent; Aldermen Brother, Emerson, Etter, Haw-
thorn, johnson, Lawrason, Perry, Renshaw,
Shields, Shortridge, Stewart, Sykes, vontagen,
Wheelehan, and Yancey.
The journal was read and approved
The following communication from the Comp.
troller was read
CoMpTRoLLKR's OFyIcE, Second Musicipalitv,2
NewOrleans. June 8, 1851.
10 the Honorable Recorder and Aldermen
of JMunic,palifv No. Too.
GENTLEMKN-It affords me pleasure to inform
you, that Mr.. E. X. Thompson late Collector of
Taxes on Professions, etc, has settled up in full
his Indebtedness to this Municipality.
Yours respectfully.
ADoLPHK LAYRT. Compt'r.
The Treasurer's weekly report was read as
follows:
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER
Mnnictpolity No. Taoo. DR..
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i'agsu,ef Sen oihee; ,.- $32.I37 ii
w. II. GARLAND, Treasurer

communication from the Surveyor, recon-
mending the elevation and extension of the steam
boat ana portion of the ship wharves and one
from the same officer, notifying the Council of the
appointment by him Of J. N. Green, az Commits
'ary OF batture, and asking that the Council approve
the same-were read and referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and landings
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the public
FuksfrGRE sp b b: sfSRE fSs 'hsd !, % SEW
e lsoPS's PSIs:,s :,ssE Nsx ssd % Es.ssaa
Mating. Hair and Moss Mattresses ETC. ETC. which will Be
s4 ss sna %s sss%ns * to
2 ss IN b9uh and for
eY Furniture taken on storage. my20 eod6t2plmlp
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
JIM g.if about % 20 n year. OLD. feet inches hsh Up
h The owner will please comply with hs IaS and take
NewtIrleans. May 81 1851. % myai iawsm sssH
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
As S:ons. s asov %@y 80 ys g. as.s
hn The owner will please comply with hs lsw and ,ske ~
NewOfleans, May 81. 1851. m, 81 L 1a%s@ s"
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
William. a dark sria. abou. 10 year, DID, feet Il
josEPAiNE BER0, i.St 1t 81 s.as, % about % ~.
TSs 0wn'" will please yh sss and tsas them
New Orleans 'une q, 1851 ies iawsw
BROUGHT to the Pound of the Second NUM-
~ cipsty. corner Of Robin and Amunc- SafHn
A ars: BLACK STEER. with white "1G
with Ss 5 sy
ne VIII Do ny spear, al auction mari, the
usual time w. J. AHERN, First Lieu tenant,
NewOrleans, June. l85l j.3 3tilOd
BROUGHT to the Pond of the Second Munich
- pality, corner Of ROBIN and Annunciation sis. ~
A-HORSE PONY, white color; branded on the In
right hip thus: 70 sh0d nil round about twelve IA
hands high no other brand or mark visible.
II claimed before SATURDAY, the 7th day OF June
he will be sold by r. J. sPgAR his Auction Mart al the
usual time. w. J. AhERN, First Lieutenant.
NewOrleans, May q, 1851. 80 3ul0d
CONDUIT aux 6paves de la Second Municipa-
- lite. al'encognure des rpes Robin ct Annun- N
| UN CHEVAL BLANC (Poney. msraus sur IA
la cuisse dote, % aue prs don ne mains de
ct pas d. autre marque visible - - I--- I -
Su nest pas reclaae SAMEDI. e Juin proclaim,
sera vendn r. j. SPRAR d son encan 'heure Ordi.
hdMGs; o,4- w. - AHERN Premier Lieutenant.
N0eVeaSVsea1s y y Maj l66l. myN 9sl0d
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CO., loN flnet, Castli-
Ion = Co., Hennessy, London
Dock, etc. etc. .s
SHERRY - Amontillado
Harmony. Imperial, Yriarte,
Lobo. etc. etc.
MADEIRA - Blackburn's
South Side, Howard, Marsh
Il To-, etc. etc.
P0RT-The O Queen's. .Opor.
to; london, etc; etc.
BURGUNDY = Chamber
tin, Hermitage. etc. etc.
CHAMPAGNE- Piper Il
Co.'S II Ell dsick, Schneider,
Creme de BoMzy, etc. ETC. /
HIT. SAUTERNES-Cha
team d'Yqlem. etc. etc. -
| CLARET-ChateauLafitte
=
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A. II. DONALDSON,

No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans,
IMPORTER OF CHOICE
RRANDIES-Sazerac 1895; Otard Dupuy u
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r. r. r.
RADWAY,S READY REIIEE

n .
] RADWAY,s READY RELIEF
| Is 0cNnoictedgea by tile true men Of Amertcs to
be The quickest and mast e6sctual remedy
for sAe cure Of pain and The removal
q US ea1'ii fAis Il the World
the warning given of the presence Of disease,
and the Of the nervous To pain
nerves ner and to give vitality and healthy actor
OF disease This we accomplish by
Radway,s Ready Relief,
which PREPARED expressly for the Instant relief Of pa and
mnsc ana e saas the action no Of the
Radwa Ready Rs has Sscome % pouuS @i
S and enss 90 sy in place as the
Neuralgia, Tic Douloureux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain
Rnrr ss. sns p ssS 81 d.
completely cured Them has Stopped he moss
Rheumatism
in fifteen minutes. and cured the disease entirely in twenty
.aD M mas Sns m some ne during It's application will
D.. Neuralgia.
Every case o. neuragis where has been properly used
vii A anS isY IA he M om @
disease. =, - N'' ' '-'"'
Paralysis
Or nervous prostraron eaxatIon of the musces-in 50
ns.. Ss.e. on Of o I will restore The Of the limb few
nerve and slnew in the system. : =
Pains i'm the Bones.
Az pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing and
pains. ''
jumping Tooth cache.
VIII stop the most tantaizng .ache few seconds
This, thousands oil citizens Nervous pains Of
al Kinds are arested in few moments by Railways Ready
Sick Headache.
@ cases ont Of 1000 will free from pain in Is mnues and
- sna Will cure
WAYS INDICATED SOAP. =
As beautifier OF the SKIN.
sgrpasaee every thing OF the kind She world il removes
hedness Pnnpes, B0tehes, Pusdses Tetiers, Rash Il
cures Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Sore Heads. Sores Pu.tu
lar Eruptons lippa health to the skin and beauty to The
reach q uvay and tor shaving purposes the best in
use One cake Of Railways Soap will last longer than thres
cakes OF the same size OF other Soap
the cheapest and best in the world k Price Is cents
CAKES In engraved Wrappers and the OF R. g.
hadway upon each wrapper - -ft' 7 -
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
BEAUTY 80
Is a 6cqut,fuI head Of Lmzuy,ant Hair.
RadWay's Circassian Balm.
The lady gentleman who desires beautiful article to
dress their Hair, advised make of Radway's Cir
cassiaa Balm ADVANTAGES all other
hair toncs and preparaons First, ceansgthe scalp from
dandfun gives tune and yig0r the and buibs nvg
Srates to healthy scon the Of ie which gives to the
Badness, stops the hair from falling out makes il fne
strong SOFT and glossy keeps from turning gray, bscOm
ng diseolofed uuly luxury dress the with this
delicious preparation = : - :
eV- Sold by J. WRIGHT u CO.
- ISL Chartrps Il
apl0 eod&W y G. N. MORRISON.
II Magazine st.
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VOLUME Iv.-NUMBER so.
MEDICAL DEPOT OF te1f
PATENT MEDICINES.
50 POYDRAs STR Z EET. M.- 0r,..

Jos. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public genssay that he pnchssed he enti of
ne S0nten Branch Of the Empire Co. has easdthe stos
es POYDRA9 STREET, and hiss f,tsd np a consides.
able expen:e fog the Patent Medcine busine Having nm
sens,ss g with e sy, ~ sss IN MI his ns e
given to 9 iwbo may favor him wifh ther psIOnare
The fol ist only copvises past II hs eTtesuivs
assortment which and Mod 10 the Tnda an
~ ssaaonabe e terms - osss house In The South
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REMOVALS.
SADDLERY, ETC.

SADDLERY, ETC.
sADD1nRfP fPa1aAREaRH!A .na REJRaHH!A w.......,.
g RoFB u co. No. go Gravier street are con.
NJ stantiy receiving from Phadephia and . NNM
FSs..;aeR FFS:issS nss soGSs.. GsS: Z sn., ..
&ot all descriptions, SADDLERY
HARpwARk, HAaSKss, LKATHkA. ma rEAIALs
sso. INDIA hunBHk GOODS, TRAVELLING and PACKING
Ais0-A fins assortment Of BUFFALO RosRs.
SY fian,en and iealers are invited to call. jas
SADDLERY STORE-SMIrH & BRorHKR.
~ 50 and - Common street, New Orlssns sSs--a
offer for sas the mos compets sssostmeni Of
Goods in their lins in the southssn country. On.
sAbpL Es-More than $40 varieties Of Enslss. Amsr
SADDLE BAGS and WALLETS, in s,esf vsrisxy.-
Brdles; Birdie Filhnss. MsrunFss GiEhs, sssrin-
80 "ii's.s hsss us sss.co.sA. c. and s...y ' -
q sns s Tsss a.
Plannist,Sn Gear Of every description : r
TkuNkS-Pschins Trunks. Travelling IN
,n'a Iaaqsk;, s. ssiass and Carpet Bags, all syiss
!, ,SSADDIERY Say HARDWARE, sADDIEk1 nAt.
sssiE rESTSEgE ssTrSsigiieo a.. 81 ;sSNyASn TRlMh5NGs
and Band esthsi Oil Top SIT. ~ ia H fEsSs: 81
Sies and Hide; Pate Ieshes d al aasi,si:, snd soss
Gcs, and shssp Mocco Ca siias: Linins - 81 w:
Lace Lesihsr BuiiAo Rohsa, eto- - .'."s s-'s'
RsLb Ga sas s Az, ::' e. < ss rsas ~
P,sss. ssns. .ss sss s An ssss.t sscscss ds.!s sss
'afs asa ssi ira II sks54 at;.R. s :ss
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HOL M Esq
SODA WATER.
PU e E--No Lead Poisoning.


IT S. WATERMAN, Qate Holmes u Co..
l.. SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANUFAC-
TURER No 80 Carondelet street, Graver, offers to
furnish his former and other retailers with PURE
Soda Water aud Mead and calls particular attention to his
Block Tin Cooler Pipes, absolutely essen.
as proven by recent deyeopemens of the deeerous
IT. 8. w. also furnishes Soda and Mineral Waters, Sarsa
parla, etc in glass bottles 0Iden for shipment,
any quantity. carefully and promptly attended and de-
vered without extra charge for drayage e Soda Waie
Apparatus constantly on hand for sale ap1 3r
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SEYM MOuR Il BRO,
WHOLksALk AND RETAIL GROCKRS,
!Vos gag aud 244 1ehoupitoulas street. Nsp Orleans
- l. ARTICLE IN the GROCERY LINE, such as FLOUR
SnAaGoNs sBETTER; LARD, COFFEE, TEA, SUG AR,
to suit purchasers. fy6 ly '
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The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the petition Of Timothy O'Connor, private watch
man on the Levee, for a watchman's rattle, beg to
report against the same for the reason that thew do
not think that the Municipality should take under
their charge and patronage, private watchmen
JNo N. HAWTHORN,
JOS ETTrp.
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The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the petition of citizens Canal street, (within the
limits of the Seventh Ward) against the large
number of goats running at large in that vicinity,
beg to report that they have directed the attention
of the Commissary of said vicinity to enforce the
ordinances of the Council in relation to the same,
which, they think, will remove the cause of com.
plaint.
INo n; HAwTHoaN.
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The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the petition of Martin Barrot, for leave to occupy
portion of the banquette at the west end of ST.
Marys Market, free of license, report against the
same, for the reason that the committee think it
improper to deviate from the ordinances, or show
any partiality to one more than another. ~
JNo n. HAWTHORN.
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Resolved, That permission is granted to Thomas
Gordon to erect backsmth.shop on the north
side of Julia, near Commerce street provided the
chimney be made forty feet high-the ordinances
relative to the same strictly complied with and to
remain during the pleasure Of the Council.
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COLORED COTTON lGOODS---
~ 70 cases Plain and Fency Coltosadss;
~ cas1 Indigo Mined Dsnim;
u caess Bed Tiekines;
bsiss Ghocsaw s9ipsa 0sabusss
. cases Carolina Plaids and StSipes M u
~ case. Printed Caiicoes q Fstscsd psicsa
AM Iof sale BY JOSEPH IL. PALMER
ap28 80 n Tysnnn .t,-
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The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the petition of Jos. Kelly retain veran,la at his
coffee house, corner of Natchez and Magazine
streets, beg to offer the following:
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Printing Office, including Type and Ink, furnished
on the most favorable terms. Printers, publishers
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The Law Library, which is constantly increas-
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The first term of each academical year begins III
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the last week of February; each term continues
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Theinstructors of the Law School are Hon. Joel
PARKER, LII. D., Royal Professor Hon. THEoPHI-
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CAMBRIDGE, Feb. IL 1850.
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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Drennon Springs, Kentucky.

VINIIIS Institution, account of the rapidly in
A creasing demand for admittance, has been
compelled To change it's location--the buildings at
Blue Lick Springs being insufficient for the accom-
mediation Of the large number seeking entrance
Within the Last year two hundred and sixty cadets
have been matriculated. Of whom hun
dred have left or been discharged mainly for want
OF suitable "quarters." Drennon Springs has been
secured "a the future and permanent location Of the
school. To the great body of our patronage, com
ing il does from the South and West, no point
could be desirable. Situated within one mile
of the Kentucky river. midway between Frankfort
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steamboats passing both ways daily.
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nx-A GRADUATE Of West Point, skilled in
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STEREoTfPISG carefully done, with new TYNE
at the lowest rates. Blocks furnished of any re-
quired size.
Orders addressed to the undersigned, for every
thing required by Printers, will meet with prompt
attention by +. LUCAS, Jr, Proprietor,
Aug. 2i-tf Baltimore