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OF the Estate Of Luke Bryan late Of said count
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immediate payment and ali persons having claims aganz SAID u
will present The for settlement
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LAND OFFICE AT INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
May 1, 1852.
NJ Office is hereby given thai ana affair Tuesday the LIST
~ day June, 1852 the hour of O'Clock A. M OF said
applications will be received al this Office for The purchase
The public lands remaining unsod and unappEopTaied
law and subject entry lying within the limits The
District lands heretofore subject sale The Land Oe at
Fort Wayne, Indiana
BY order Of The Com. General Land Office
ATTEST: WM ii. l.. NOBLE, Registes.
msyldlt-may6wtw JNO. THOMPSON Receiver.
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I-Just wait I'LL Mr.. Carr makes his defence,
and then copy il into your columns with flourish Of
trnmpets that our sandhills all blown 10 the four
winds That is decidedly the more prudent course Tor
you Pursue-Tribune.
The course you pursue is still mors prudent You
charge Mr. Carr with all kinds Of rascaly and corrup
on-charge him with crimes which should if true,
sign him to the pententary and then refuse 10 let youl
readers his defence That is prudent but is il just
N A. Ledqer
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EAs-A large lot, selected by Of the firm in Phsdsphia
II OF superior flavor, viz:
Imperial
6unpoSder, and 80
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INFORMATION WANTED OF Widow lady living =
where The State OF Indiana by the of Sophrona
Knols unless married. Of her Isaac II any
where she be found Will the
OF any earthly intelligence her sister, Hepsbah Suie
widow. Write eonaTd ID. Salisbury Esq, Hampshire Kane
County, III. nay4dl WI ay20w2w.
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LATER FROM Europe.

New YoRK, April a7-2, p. m. The steamer
Franklin arrived here this morning, bringing news
four days later. She left Cowes on the fifteenth.
ENGLAND. Some important information has been
received regarding Sir John Franklins expedition. A
captain of merchantmen reports to the British ad
miraty that he in the spring of 1851, two ships
imbedded in ice, drifting towards Daviss Straits,
which he believed were Franklin's vessels.
France quiet. The 10th of May has been de-
sgnated for the grand review and distribution of
eagles to the army. All the regiments of Paris
be present. Others to be represented by their
commanding officers. 1t is supposed that Napoleon
will declare himself Emperor on that occasion. The
French army is to give Napoleon fete the 9th.
M. de Strasburg. counsellor in the Court of Cessa-
ton, has refused to take the oath of allegiance and
resigned.
The Portuguese ministry has suffered defeat on the
question of apoishing the death punishment, which
they opposed.
The steamer Oporto was wrecked near Lisbon, on
Sunday, and thiry-six persons persisted. Among
them M. de Stress, the French consul at Oporto.
The Liverpool cotton market was firm, with sales
in three days of nineteen thousand bales. Flour was
frm-prices unchanged. Wheat steady. Corn had
advanced six pence. Provisions were firm. Sugar,
coffee, molasses land tobacco unchanged. Money
unusually easy. ConsoIs ninety and five
Fights. American stocks active, and improv-
mo-
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T Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. I

WASHINGTON, April 20
The speech of Mr.. Dean, democratic member
from New York, the politics of the day, presents
many topics of interest. Mr. Dean entertans no
doubt which of the divisions Of the wing party will
succeed at the Wing Convention-for Gov. SelDard,
is the party in New York, and Gov. Johnston in
Pennsylvania, and Gov. Wade, he might have added,
in Ohio, and the united delegations of these States
will control the nomination. He thinks, others DO,
that these leaders will tolerate any pledge that Gen.
Scott may choose to give, provided they have the pa
tranage and influence of his administraton-the whole
OF which will be welded with the view to make Mr..
Seward the WING candidate for the Presidency in
1856.
1t would appear, in fact to be the policy of the Sc
ward wing of the party to keep it together Sec
tiona ground. and if Gen. Scott. their candidate,
be beaten, the party will still remain organized for
sectional agitation The policy is TO drive off the
Southern wings, and establish a northern party on
Mr.. Stewards principles, with view to a complete
triumph in 1856. By keeping up the slavery agita-
ton, meanwhile, it is doubtless expected to divide
parties by geographical line; and then, of course.
Gov Seward would be the chief of the more numer-
GUS party. This being the policy, it does not much
matter to Gov. Seward, whether Gen. Scott be elect
ed not; for, if he be defeated, the slavery agta
ton be resorted to likely to the trium.
phant election Of Gov. Seward, in 1856.
When this game shall be understood, very few
Southern delegates in the convention will he found
in favor of the candidate whom Gov. Stewards party
shall present and support. Ion.
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WYNNE AND "HARD SENSE"


Other members of the late Wing Convention spoke
with fuencY and some degree Of spirit, but Mr.
Wynne, of Hyde, was about the only who ven
tured to talk " hard sense.' He told the Convention
it was best look things they were; that it
all very we'll to hurrah for Fillmore, Graham, and
David S. Reid the very hardest sort of man: to
beat that there was some chance" TO elect Mr..
Kerr, &c.. &c. We understood him also admit that
the Wings had lost the State, because of their oppo-
ston to Equal Suffrage; and he said he never could
the justice of refusing TO allow man to vote for
Senator, because he did not happen to own fifty
acres of land.
Mr.. Wynne's remarks, it was evident, caused
sensation and fultering among the knowing ones
in Convention. 1t was rather in,prudent Speech,
in their judgment; but we understand there was
no power either before behind the throne' which
could restrain or control him. The Speech was bound
to come.
The Wings have IS chance - to carry the State !!
Did you hear that, brother Democrats? Will you
allow that chance strengthen and to approach
a reality We do not believe you will. 1t is for
you and the friends of Equal Suffrage to determine.
The contest has commemorative have not provoked
tit from professed conservatives and " no.
party men. No charges preferred either against
Gov. Reid the party which sustains him but it is
contest begun and carried on, tOas admitted in
Conuention for the Offices and spoi. Let that be re-
membered
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DEMocRATIC STATE CONVENTION.


Meetings have already been held in some fifty
Counties, and delegates appointed to the Democratic
State Convention. The best spirit animates the
Democracy in all sectons and every where the strong
est determination is evinced to stand by the old land
marks of the party and to do battle for the future,
in the past, for the complete and establish
ment of our glorious principles. But must not be
too confident of our strength, an easy VIC
tory. Nothing valuable can be achieved without
patience, perseverance, and labor. 1t will not do
simply to resolve-IUe must work.
But one voice has been uttered in all our County
meetings, and that has been in favor of Gov. Reid,
candidate for reelection; but sincerely that
this unanmiy of sentiment will not be the cause of
preventing full attendance of delegates at the ap-
preaching Convention. Other matters of importance
besides the nomination of candidate for Governor,
will come up for the consideration and action of the
Conventions and the suggestions and counsels of all
portions of the State will be alike desirable and use
full. Let us have Convention OF the avho State and
not of part section of it, We are confident that
most if not all the delegates make it convenient
to be present. Come up, friends, one and all. The
roads will be good, the weather pleasant, and IS re-
union" of old friends and acquaintances will not only
be agreeable in ITSELF but you will gather from it
strength and resolution for the pending contest.
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THE OBJECT.

Mr.. Nash, of Orange, in the course of his remarks
N the late Wing Convention, very plumPy, but pro-
badly without due reflection, announced the obi ect
which he and his party friends nave in view. He de-
cared that the day not distant when the State
would cease TO lie the feet of its enemies, mean
ing the Democrats and ,Uhen the Democrats in office
here, aUouid be saOept out.
Mr.. Nash was candid. He marched right up 10
the object and announced it, without the least equi-
vocation or reserve. The Wing leaders rvant the off,
ces and spOiLs, and the people duly informed of
the fact Prescription is to be the order of the day,
in case Mr.. Kerr and Wing Legislature should be
elected.
This is the first time, believe, the object of the
Wing leaders in party struggles has been SO plainly
set forth. Heretofore different policy has been pur-
sued heretofore we have had pledges against pro-
scpon before the election, and prescription gfter the
election but now, ambition and hunger have spoken
right out. What will the honest people of North
Carolina say to this! Are they willing to be made
parties in contest for such object? Is there to be
no higher better motive in political struggles, than
that of turning out of put another sci
I'M
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THE WING CANDIDATE,

We entertained but little doubt for several days
preceding the meeting of the late Wing Convention,
that Mr.. Kerr would be its nominee for Governor.
Mr.. Outlaw it is true, had been spoken of, and would
doubtless have been preferred but for his
in the House in relation to the " compromise.'' He
had differed with Mr.. Stanly, and, as one of the
seceders' had in for his share of that gentle
mans censure. Besides, Mr.. Kerr is of Mr..
Badgers favories, and belongs to the old "Rolly
Click" Throughout all the excitement of the last
two three years, and pending the " compromise
bills in Congress, he one of the most Submissive
of Southern submissionists; and thereby, with
Mr.. Stanly and others who might be named, invited
the very aggressions which are now being made by
the Scott and Seward men Southern rights.
The nomination Of Mr.. Kerr is no doubt the very
nomination above all others. which Mr.. Badger and
Mr.. Stanly would have preferred; but the result of
the contest will show that nomination is thing
and an election another.
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IS HE FOR OR .RGaLNST2

Anticipating the nomination OF Mr.. Kerr for Gov
ernor, we asked in our paper of Saturday last.
had right to do, whether he was for against
Equal Suffrage and for against open Convention.
These questions were put in good faith and in the
name of the people, and we feel that we entitled
to an answer. The Convention has met, nominated
MIR. Kerr, and adjourned, and have had Ies-
ponse. Mr.. Kerr eulogized by Messrs. Haugh-
ton, Hill, and others as true Wing and all that;
but not one ,cord did they utter TO his reovs these
questions. "Mum' was the word
We have idea of being put off in this way.
Our duty to the people, whose humble organ are,
will not permit receive defamation for princ
pies, or silence for certantes and facts We there
fore repeat the questions: Is Mr.. Kerr for Equal
Suffrage against it? Is he for against open
Convention 4? How will he vote at the polls
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WING CONGRESSIONAL CAUCUS.

The following is given by Washington cores
pendent of the New York Herald as the vote in the
Wing Congressional Caucus. by which the ruling of
the Chair decided that the resolution introduced by
Mr. Marshall. of Kentucky, embodying an endorse
ment of the Compromise Measures as finally was
out of order. sustained - .' ..,
Ayes. Senators-Clarke, Davis, Fish, Miller,
Smith, Spruance, Underwood, Wade.
Observation-Disclosures, Barrere, Brown, Briggs, Bren-
ton, l.. D. Campbell. Chandler, Chapman, Cullom,
Fowler, Goodenow, Goodrich Grey, Hascall, Hebard,
Hosford, ]. w. Howe, T. M. Howe, Hunter, 6. G.
King, kuhns, Meachem, H. D. Moore, Morehead, S.
w. Parker, Penniman, Porter, Sackett, Schoolcraft,
Scudder. Stanly, B. Stanton, Taylor, Walbrdge,
Ward, Washburn, Wells, Yates-46.
Nays. Senators-Brook, Cooper, Morton.
Members-William Appleton, Brooks. Cabel,
Clingman. Dockery, P. Ewing, Gentry, Haws, Ha-
ven, Landry, Marshall, Martin, ]. Moore, Outlaw,
liams-l8.
Gentry of Tennessee, also ruled out of ORDER was
follows:
ResOhued, That the Wing members of Congress,
In thus recommending time and place for the Ma
tlonal Wing Convention to assemble, are not to be
understood pledging themselves to support the
nominees of said Convention, except upon the condi-
ton that the persons then and there nominated cand
dates for President and Vice President shall be public
y and unequvocaly pledged TO regard the series OF
measures known the Compromise measures, a
final settlement of the dangerous questions which
they embraced; and to maintain that settlement in
violate"
Mr.. Stanly and Mr.. Morehead, of this State, voted
it appears. with Goodenow, Fowler, and other vile
Abolioniss, to sustain the Chairman in his decision
that a Resolution declaring the compromise " a
s. hnaliy'' was " out of order' in a Wing caucus!
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T, e. FENTRESS,

..NT e R. G. H my ~ ALL O R,
n RESPECTFULLY announces to his frienls and the
public generally that he has returned from New York
with a rich and extensive assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
comprising the latest patterns and fashions presenting
every thing beautiful and elegant in his line of business,
consisting of the very hes: French and English import
ed goods,
CLOTHS, CASsIMETs7s, AND VESTINGS
of every color and variety also gcnerel of
fancy articles-in word, large and complete stock of
Goods surpassed Ivy any in the State.
He socs the attention of his friends and customers
to call and examine Them. Great bargains will be given
the purchaser nducement to call on him. He
them that although he is the back street they
shall lose nothing Ivy walking over, he is determined
sell his present stock of new and fashionable goods
by the 10th day of August next. He will put his goods
down at such prices that it may induce persons TO pur
chase though they not want the articles for present
use.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. BoURBox SMITH
for the ensuing year Foreman he safely say the
business shall be carried in all Its branches in the
most approved style of cutting and manufacturing. Call
and leave your orders if you wish good fit and cheap
suit without responsibility to The purchaser
He also has on hand assortment of Resdy-Made
Clothing which will be disposed of at prime cost-Black
and fancy Frock Goats, Vests and Pants made IN my
own house.
He would sincerely his thanks for the liberal
encouragement bestowed him during his business,
and hopes his old friends and customers will not forsake
him. but will continue their patronage so long as they
deem him worthy.
The subscriber finds very necessary to close up his
old us;nes He earnestly desires all those indebted
him would call and settle up with him. further in
duIqence can be given Owing to his present situation
bo ;s comneled to make this announcement
Paris and American fashions for the Spring and Sum
mer of 1882 just received.
| Raleigh, April e. 1852 9l7-4t.
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WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.

The Hon. r. M. Saunders, of this City, will de-
liver the address before the Literary Societies OF Wake
Forest College, Wednesday (the 9th of June,)
before Commencement Day and Dr.. r. w. Cush-
man, of Washington City. will deliver the Valedic-
tory Sermon before the graduating class on Wednes-
day night.
The occasion will be an interesting one. and we
have no doubt that large number of persons will be
present.
A good Hotel has recently been erected near the
College, and the public may, therefore, expect the
amplest accommodations.
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TELEGRAPHED FOR THE STANDARD.
WASHINGTON. April 30. 1852

WAsHINGToN, April 80, 1852.
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Pierce defended the
administration against the charges of extravaganza
preferred by Mr.. Gwin and in the House, Mr.. Walsh
endorsed the conduct of the seceders from the Wing
caucus. The debate the homestead bill has ter
minated.
The Sewardites here claim that the failure of the
North Carolina Wing Convention to disapprove of
Mangum's course, amounts TO endorsement Of
Scott.
DR.. Baldwin has been acquitted on the charge Of
stealing papers from the State Department. The Jury
did not leave the box. The Judge ruled the papers
his property, not the governments.
The Niagara has arrived at New York with the
latest dates from Liverpool. There has been adj
of onesixth of penny in all grades of cotton.
Common rosin from to shillings 6d-fne s. Cd.
Nothing doing In tar-turpentine wanted. w.
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A Democratic paper in Arkansas hosts the flag of
Douglas and Cuba. Will not Wing journal of
that State offset the fellow ard his ticket by mailing
Scott and Canada to its mast head.
GoLds6oro' Telegraph.
Why may not the Telegraph make the '' offset !"
by hosting the Scott and Canada flag! The Tele-
graph doubt expects to support Gen. Scott for the
Presidency and Gen. Scott is already committed,
by letter, in favor of annexing Canada, and against
any more Southern territory.