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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.


TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1852 1882 -. 1874
yesterday ....... 66lo-46l427 7o- 65e3
47O95e 25s17
Exported to date. ...... .254 OIL 9s13
:. yesterday 500. S323-=25s 294 To- 9,s22
Stock hand not cleared. .212665 1549j
TOBAGCO-We heard of further sales, made day or
two back, and reported of $40 hhds including 900
(6o and COY at 56e said to have been taken for Spain
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The demand for Sugar
active and 1900 hhds sold at rather lower ratessay
for Fair 4643S and Prime 4st642l@ Of Moasses 1000
bbls taken at 24s gallon for Prime, and panta
ton, two crops, embracing 1000 gallons, at 2ot
FLoUR-Demand limited, and barely 1000 bbls sold, in
Guiding ST. Louis in several lots at 81 50s4 So and
$50 Extra at 81 621s0s4 10 q Dbl.
GRAIN-The demand for Corn good, and 1000 sacks
TAKEN including 1900 new, in five lots ut Co. 100 at
o. $50 selected old at &c. and some lots of Inferior new at
56@5Ss p bushel.. Oats firm, with sales of $50
sacks Ordinary Ohio at 200 Prime at 49, and 1900
St. Louis from steamboat at about AID q bushel OF
Bran noticed sales of 1000 Sacks including 900 at S
ST 05 $50 at 81 07s1 TO- and 1850 at 81 Is q 100 fb
PRoyISI0NS-The principal sale of Pork was 90 bbls
Mess $40 Dbl Of Bacon 10 casks Sides sold at So,
and So tierees white bagged Hams at 1919 q b. OF
Cheese 100 boxes Western disposed Of in lots at
U ID.
CoFFEE-Steady, with sales of ass bags Rio at O. and
and $50 skimmings at 71se p h.
SALT-A cargo of 60s4 sacks Liverpool just received
was taken for the West on private terms.
RICE-a0 tierces, in lots. were taken at 53se p fb.
WHISKY-The market is nearly bare of Raw. On
Tuesday 100 bbls Raw sold at 20 ~ q gallon.
FREIGITS-A ship taken for Providence, R. l., at
10 for Cotton.
Observation-Disclosures good at our quotations:
Sterling 1911 010Sl 4
NevYork sisty-day Bins ,..........21@2X = &. disc
Sight Checks NewYork. ..1M14 p CT disc
Boston sixty Bills GD23a q ct disc
Philadelphia sixtyday Bills. % U ct. disc
Havana o eight DAYS max "a Ct disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-18
CoNsJGNEEs

CONSIGNEES.
For seamshp Louisiana from Indanea Rggey Blair &oGe9
Hart &coBarell dcesAnok Bro Jno Mitchell &coG Sme
bert Elder &co-Ha, Kemp &co-Jno Wiiaml-& order.
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship louisiana from Indapolr Gen Campbell Miss
Campbell Mrs servant Elliott lady Mrs Weaherburs,
Mrs Hannah Mes Cleveland Weathlo Singer Studer Beatty
MeWema Jamison jackson, Rodney Cakson Shepherd Gal
lady Cabot iee, Cnde, Geaves, BarLfd rayne.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-18
RRoUGHr to the Pound Of the g. q q,
HOUsE-FURNIsHING.

~ r CAM. STREET -eS III
,SHITyR HARRIS WALDO HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
large assortment Of
CHINA AND BOHEMIAN FLOWER AND CIGAR VASES;
CHINA BOHEMIAN SD OTHER STYLEC0LOiNESi
PAPER DIACHE, PORCELAIN AND WEDGEWOOD CARD
Bt)fiENIAN CLASS TUMBLERS; -. .a.-..s
CHINA COFFEE CUPS sAuCERS AND MUGS WITH M0TIOEs.
1890 Aisr. ali of
RICH TEA AND WAITERScttc. Oval and other styles
Also isree asprmen. CUTLERY Consisting in part
IVORY TABLE AND DESSEfsF ks AND foffhs
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES ONLY as555 =
BUCK HORN HANDLED TABLE Il DESSERT KNIVES FOR&st
BONE =. -
COCOA
1T TIP :.
CHEAP KITCHEN KNIVES AND FORKS
CARyERS AND STEEIS VARIOUS QUALITIES;
BUTCHER AND COOKS KNIVES s55ql.a
BEEF SLIcERS BUTCHERS STkElSi
PEN AND POCKET KNIVES
FINE SCISSORS AND SHEARS; b 5f5se
LADIES, FRENCH QUILTING Irons;
CkISIPING AND GOFFERING MACHINES. royis "
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Wednesday Evening, November II, 1852.
Arrived to-day. 21o Texas and Western Beeves, 146
Hogs 80 Mich Cows and 14O Calves and Yearlings We
quote:
N-PRfcEs-
BxRF CATTLE (Fine Westerly Goo p fb net
=. (Atakapas, Texas, etc. J.. .39a@5c y tb net
sAEEr 500$4 90 o head
Mrca Observation-Disclosures. s2OGO$5O = head
CALVES AND YEAR.INss. 5O6S9 90 q head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-18

DROPHECIES.-Mada THIELE, Al Moreau
street Railroad Newoeans, begs to recon-
Of FoRsTELl ING EVENTS WHICH WILL AND MUST HAPPEN:
with reference the fact that
exists such enabe gifted persons to iorete events
Madam T. has had evidence
in predicted did told by her.
C Madam constantly be consulted at her residences
al,oya - lm%
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lin s-CANAL STREET. ~aa 11A

II w NEW ORLEANS NIaNTILLA FACTORY. L.
Vevet Silk Embroidered MAN
TiIAS, style and laf Thinning for Ladies and
the NewOreana Mantia Fac
tory ITO Canal street.
The Of establishment respectfully socts the
the Ladies' of Neworlean and coming
his and spleEd stock of CLOAkS
MANTAS opened and ready sale at hii Msnt Rooms
call them beo- they purchase other place. and they
selling them ut half the price Of any
other in the city.
In addition stock Of Cloaks and Mantias
article the FANCY DRY GOODS TRADE
French Silk and Fancy Straw BON
NETS RlBBoNs large stock OF EBRoiDElEs to be cold
and Muslin
SACKS MANTLLAS, CAPES, CHEMIsETTEs SLEEVES and
COLLARS; Embroidered Linen HANDkERCtEFS the same
sold without style BLOOhER
Ladies' Dresses that cannot be other
store. wanna. r..
splendid lot of rich GRAPE sAWIS en'b1oidersd ROBES for
Wedding BABIES LONG CLOAkS and ROBES; PRINCES
vELvETS of the richest styles and different Shades SILK FL
VET in the piece for making Manllas: =, am,
wishing particular style OF Cloak or nnh
can have it by giving their order.
DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. novla 6m
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Departures of the Collins and cunard stean.,
Havre and Bremen Steamer
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CREsCENT UFFICE,
Thursday Morning. November is, 1852
CoTTON-The market yesterday presented dull and
dropping appearance, and the sales limited to $500
bales Prices lower and we now quote:
CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. "a 81 Middling Fair. .1o1401ok
Ordinary. $40 So Fair 10AGD1l
Mddling. .916tdD 90 Good Fair go. .n14@-
Good Middling :. .9a6D10 Good and Fine. 10
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

rs" The steamer G. E. WATKINS having met
with accident will be detained the
time will receive freight for COLUMBIA
Bends. [novl7l SMITH FINlISTER, Poydras street.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29
MORE BOLTINiGI j, |


american ssoff the 1th instant
contains letter from Dr. airy, leading Whie
ct that place, in which writer says that he has
s never life voted for but one Democrats and
that was for Andrew Ewing on personal grounds
He has been Wing always. Heswas q Wing
when il was an easy matter for him to count his
associates in his county when he could number
less associates there than he can now count Wings
who Will not vote for Scot. He was for Clay when
the Nashville Banner was for Jackson g sss..
Andyet, he goes on to say, e Z soill not vote for
sseetts With alI my deyotion to Mr. Clay, were
he now living and in his prime, I would not vote
for him, if brought forward by the men who nomi-
mated, and supported by the influences which sus-
tain Gen. Scott. The men who nominated him are
as corrupt as the influences which support him are
dangerous to the South and the Union"
DR.. McNairy then adds: :. And Z soilz cote fo,
Pierce. I know him as sound National Conser-
yative man. He belongs not to the party with
which / have all my life been associated But I
have closely scanned his public Life, and admire
it. have read his public speeches and his public
letters, with an admiration which cannot resist
of the lofty patriotism by which they are dstingu-
ished. would be as proud to be the author Of
his letter to Major Laly, and of his speech on Mr.
Calhoun's resolutions as Of Washington's Farewell
Address. owe him, for these things, the graft
tude of my vote, and soiH pay the debt. Ibelieve
he is the instrument destined to crush that North
-ern fanaticism, which having bought portion OF
the Southern Wing party with promises of Office
and having thus sacrificed the Patriot Fillmore
would use the military reputation of a vain man in
giving us e higher law than the Constitution. -
As certainly, then, as that have been always a
Wing, and {" an ultra Wing "-as certainly as Scott
is the eavorite candidate of the anti-compromise
Wings of the North-so certainly will vote against
Scott, and for PIERCE"
{ We published in our last the letter of the Hon.
Daniel Jenifer, denouncing Scott's nomination
and to-day we publish the letter of Mr.. Lyons, Of
Richmond. Read it. Mr.. Lyons has been the
Wing leader in Virginia for years past but he cae-
not support Scott He also bears the fullest testi-
mony to the soundness on the Slavery question OF
the New England Democracy; and if he votes at
all, he will vote for FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29
THE CANVASS OF FALsEHoODs.

= THE CANVASS OF FALSEHOODS.
The Raleigh Register keeps the following stand
ing under its Editorial head:
Again, Gen. Pierce, in speech made by him
while in the United States Senate-See Globe, 2nd
Session. 25th Congress, page 54-says:
II have no HESITATION in saying that consider
Slavery SOCIAL and POLITICAL EVIL, and
MOST SINCERELY WISH hAad no existence on,
the face Of the earth - --- q,
We have examined the Congressional Globe,
g End Session, 25th Congress, page 81" and find
no such language as the above altered by General
Pierce! Let those who may entertain doubts up
on the subject, obtain the Globe referred to, and
examine for themselves.
Comment isunnecessary.
Again: The Register and other Southern Scott
1--WE will not say Whig- papers, have been pub
fishing statement from the Philadelphia Inquirer
to the effect that number of Democrats in York
County, Pennsylvania, had determined to go for
Scott and Graham-had raised Scott flag, &c.
This statement is positively contradcted by Isaac
GsMcKinley, Esq., Of Harrisburg, over his own
name. Mr.. Mckinley is the Editor of the Demo
cratic Union, and one of the State Committee. He
says the whole statement Is false.
That must be a poor cause which can make an
impression the public mind in no other way than
by deliberate falsehood and fraud.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29
RALEIGH, SATURDAY, SEPT 25, 1852.
No Morrill, South, no East, no West, under the
Constitution but sacred nsaintenance of the com.
non bond and true derofion to tie common Brotherhood
FRANKLIN PIERCE. e

.azyE
Standard FOR THE SESSION. S
The Standard will be published tsthe following
rates during the approaching session OF the Gen
erl Assembly =: $50 ss..-sss ~ y
Semi Weekly, rs cents.
Weekly, ssss so ssSs.,,
We have made arrangements to report the pro-
cee,Engs of the Assembly, and nr.readers may
expect to be regularly advised Of the action of that
body.
Any quantity of subscribers will be received,
either for the session or by the year. Price Of the
Semi-Weekly, per annum, in advance, 81; Weekly,
Perannum, in advance, 81. Persons procuring FIVE
subscribers to the Weekly and sending the cash
(slO) in advance, will be entitled to one copy for
one year free Of charge. Send in the names.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29

Col. Persons APPOINTMENTS. Col. Person, the
Democratic elector for this district, will address the
people of Sampson county, at Clinton, on Saturday
the 25h Of this month. September He will also adj
dress the people Of Dnplin county, at kenansville.
on Tuesday the 2sth of September. We want every
body, that can, to be present. to hear Col explain,
cratic party There is none of the bombast about
him, but old fashioned. plain, sound. common sense
logic such as every man Of likes TO listen to,
will be heard from the Democratic elector for this
district. We presume that either Mr.. Winslow, the
Whir eector, or some of the Wing subeectors, will
take part in the discussions. Wilmington Journal.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29
LATE FROM. EUROPE.

: : 80
By the arrival of the Pacific at New York, we
have Liverpool dates to the sth instant.
The news from England is not important: s.
Louis Napoleon is on grand tower in France,
and great preparations were making to receive
him. -. -. -
Cotton was less buoyant, and prices favored buy
en-prces somewhat lower. - :.
The corn market was quiet; wheat was. in imi-
ted request at slight decline. Beef and pork
dull -, - = - - s, ss.s sss
: The weather for harvesting N England had been
good. The yield Of wheat good, but barley and
oats less promising. sas - sssssss~ .sszs. *,
E Keep it before the people that WiGam A.
Graham, the Scott candidate for. Vice President,
voted while member of the Legislature of North
Carolina, against permitting the people Of said
State to elect their own Gouernor. It is in vain
that the organs of Federalism endeavor to excuse,
Mr. Graham for this vote. The fact is as we have:
charged it; and for proof of it we refer to Com
mons journal, page 220, for session of 1884. $50
Werepublish again the letter of Gen. Pierce to:
Mr. DeLeon, in which the former stamps the Foss
version of his New Boston Speech as grossly and
s@urdly false. The Southern Scott leaders are
we'll convinced that Gen. Pierce never uttered the
language attributed to him BY Foss but they
Aeep up the SANDER ,refe red to in the hope OF
'a'ehlng vote here and there for their sinking
cause. Ring this letter in their ears until they be-
0ane sick Of this miserable slander. ,1.z skssse.
WEBSTER PAPERS IN yBosroN. The Boston
'0arer has hoisted the Webster and Jenkins tick
a. a making two papers now in that city advocating
ua' ticket the Daily Bee having come out for Mr. u
"e's'er several months ago. Both of these pa. pa.
Fn, however, support the regular whig nominees
% State officers. = rs z
D H L. o'B. BaAscH Eq, the Democratic
RESIDENTIAL Elector for this District VII ddress
~, @s Citizens of Johnston, Wake, Franklin Varren,
~ Halifax at the approaching terms Of Their sp5s
w.. - Alfred Jones, Esq, of Wake County has M
'n NJ, appointed member Of the Literary board Of
Il. a'n Carolina, to fill the vacancy 'oceaaioned By
e''gnatlon of Wesley Jones, Es1.s. 81 ];
- - notice Of Horse Shoe Robinson, lby
80 Dl = :. : Kennedy from the pen Of an accopplisas
e,os., s.oi,espondent, Is in typey but u1ssoiials
so out Il shall appear e our W asst
n.s - We yield e considerable port badls
ss W.. Today to the favoss our
snlch We invite the ofs our ii sassa, B
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29
SoMERvlLLE, (Tenn.) Aug. 80, 1852.

'oo0"I's'11'1E3 Z et'1'J eV, 1ot~1'
'I have received yours Of the 17th August, giving
me the first intelligence of your glorious Democratic
victory. Tennessee is proud of her mother; and as
sure as she is State she will follow her example,
and give Pierce and King overwhelming majority
in November. Pierce and King will carry Tennes-
see with "sweep and whoop,' certain; and she
looks to her mother State for noble emulation this
contest. ,,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29
CAswRLL Counry. Sent 10. 1889

CAswELL CouNTY, Sept. 10, 1852.
81 think the Democratic cause is progressing in
this section. hear of great many who have always
been staunch Wings, who voted for Kerr, say they
cannot support Scott. l know of no Democrat who
will not vote for Pierce and King. Let the ball roll
onward until Scott, Seward, and the whole host of
Abolition fanatics shall have been routed and disper-
sed, and the flag of Democracy waves every where
in triumph: | wish you great success, and hope that
many hundreds may continue to be added to your list
of subscribers. I"
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&: WHlTEHALI,. Illinois, Sept. 8. 1862.
TT does my very soul good 10 see tina. my old
mother State, North Carolina, is once more on the
right SIDE. remember well when in 1928, she he'll
ped us to elect the immortal old hero Of Orleans,
by 1000 majority; and now that she has been re-
deemed from Whig msrule, Ihaye the strongest
hopes that she will vote for Pierce and King Him
os, you know, has never bowed the knee to Fedesa-
ism. and be assured she never will. Our Democra-
cy are now thoroughly united, and regard victory
as certain. - .,.'
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29
woRKMEN MAILING A SCOTT LIE.

WORkMEN MAILING A SCOllv LIE.
ThurIow Weeds Albany Journal, an Abolition
The IRON MEN IN EARNEST. Vixen the work.
men in Francis Meyers Furnace, Schenectady, had
received their dollars and dimes Satu rdaJ after
noon they ran up ash pole in front OF the shop and
threw out Scott and Graham flag, to indicate their Po-
ltca preference. These workers in iron have no idea
of supporting party whchi pledged to British int
rests. They GO for protection to Home Labor and
no Tribute TO Foreign Workshops. q t*s2GGs's
This Roorback is going the rounds of the Scott
press. Now mark how the workmen in the employ
of Francis Meyers nail this iasehood! Z
We the undersigned Mechanics and Laboring Men
of the city of Schenectady, and several adopted
citizens, in the employ Of Francis Meyers, one Of
the most enterprisng mechanics in the city, and who
carries on an Foundry and Machine Shop, de.
clare the above article taken from the Evening Jour
naI under date of the 7th inst is false in every
! spect. That there pole raised, bearing the
broad pennant of Pierce and King, with beautiful
8. Rooster peched upon the tip end of the pole as
faithful walchman, and in November next to croaU
and proclaim TO no,o happy and free people, the ri-
unphant election of PIERCE AND KIN G.
Schnec,ady September g. 1852.
t Richard Leonard, oniy Myers
James Mcdonald. Peter Sasinger. -
John !. Youman, James Campbell,
Patrick Martin, Andrew Notte,
Adolphe Lelauren, Joachim Tanning,
Charles Roth, Wendell Myers, q = q. s.
Patrick Bannan, - George Lanaman,
Ignas Roth, Francis Myers,
| Tardy Wolf, Garret Van Vnnkin.
William Groat John Van. Worst,
John Thomas, Richard Sturdy,
Fidel R 9th, David Tigh, 3
Joseph Wrist. 81 s.
Ont of 80 voters at work in this shop, but s are
Scott men! Will the Scott papers correct their mis-
reports! ~ sgsest g E
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29

are fat vote for PieIce and
that they are stalking their dimes fess
As fol. louisiana, put her down eeaa.n for Pierce
and King. The Wings will not bet 4 cen. on this
State. Our gatherings are characterized by great
enthusiasm. =
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29
COUNTERFEIT BILLS.


We learn that counterfeit bills Of the Bank of
the State of North Carolina, mainly Of the four dol
lar denomination, are in circulation in Moore, An
son, and the surrounding Counties. A negro man
has been arrested for passing some of these bills,
or attempting to pass them, and is now in Anson
Jail.
We learn that these bills are pretty well execut-
ed, 50 far as the engraving is concerned but the
paper is course, and the signatures evidently en-
.graved. FL; -. -. I.
The negro man, when arrested, had some $50
of this counterfeit money in his possession. White
men are, Of course, at the head Of this nefarious
business and it behoeves all good citizens to be
,vyigilant in hunting them out and bringing them
to justice. s s. s s. -.
3 3 re- WeshaFe been shown q most elegant little
:cara-basket, manufactured by a lady Of Goldsbo-
rough but of what do you suppose, good reader %
Fftis composed 81 pine burs ngeniously put to-
ssther that presents almost e sold ap
pearance. al o basket has been vanished and
looks something Ike aspercta.
e ~ s.Ess 7
s@rs1 Thss last sontherner contains
.an interesting aeeannt Of
boroJehso Tuesday week last between q.
Branch sid Esas.s Whieh we shall
fya,stsr to; our columns in ii j
3, @- A5z,Sss
.rsSses uown. nolhings short of,swo
aays md r6aSt q the
yinay sis Scot
- Ss & - e q "a Salflzs ss
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29

"A BAD DREAM. Falling asleep one evening last
week we fell into horrible dream. We thought we
were supporting Scott for the Presidency, and giving
Seward the right hand of fellowship. We awful
-mean-and tried to back out; but some unknown
power was urging US on, and we would bawI ont
Hurra for Scott - and then blush and crimson ane
try to sneak off, But we could mt get away, and ths
first thing we knew out would come another Hurra
for Scout, We tried to get arsenic, or prussic
acid, determined TO end the predicament we were in
by summary process; but there was none 10 be had.
We felt like we were betraying the Constitution
pulling down the Union; but we could nj help il.
Our agony atlength awoke us. and then we recollec-
ted that we had drank soup for dinner, and the mys-
terry was explained. - Mountain Banna. q
We have had the pleasure Of seeing George W. s
Purkins, Esq, who has Patrioticay Tspudiated the
Seward ticket, and, now ably and eloquently 6ghts5
tor Pierce and King Mr.. P. has inst returned from
a long visit to the Great West. and he brings back
the most cheering accounts Of Democratic prospects
in New York, Ohio, Indiana and the North West.
all of which he regards certain for Pierce and King.
Ohio he says, is given up by the w higs- and our
friends are confident Of carrying Kentucky and Tens,
nessee. ss9 # RiehMond -EnqayA: e.
3 CoLD zWEArHrR AND aFaosrs The papers II tho
North already begin to complain Of cold weather s.
and it is said that on Monday night there was Se
yere frost extending through the whole Of Columba
county. N. Y Ia the city Of N. oTks'on Tuesday
there was astransiticn from paratiye
snmmef to positive winter. rendering osescoats tnd
fires necessary Z SC
~ baelng and Piitsb1sgs aps onday sshosning,
ethereswas frost. and
liable. sthe. fornes city
ssse.issss :aIs yl sgIRl Isslssslsa a'sssess
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29

Ont of 80 voters at work in this shop, but s. are
Scott men! Will the Scott papers correct their mis-
reports ~ -
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29

h.. - Alfred Jones, Esq, of Wake County bag i
ss.., appointed member Of the Literary Board of
Il. l carolina, to fill the vacancy occasionsd by
eSggnaton Of Wesley Jones, ESD. ].
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29

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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29

D. As L. OB. BRANcH, Esq, the Democratic
a, alesldental Elector for this District VII address
-, -, 1''1ens Of Johnston, Wake, Franklin; arren,
-, - Halifax at the approaching terms Of their su5
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-29

- - notice Of Horse Sboe Ro5snso,1i,,
q l ~ :. Kennedy from the pen Of an accomplish
,., Correspondent, is in type but Ssosiiasbly