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TAKEN UP,
95- I'd.

A ND committed to the Jail Of Wake County, on the
N 10th instant, a negIo who says his name is
GEORGE, and that he sold in the County of Wayne
by Mr.. Edmundson TO Jack williamson OF Orangeburgh
District s. that he runaway from Williamson in the
month of October 1851 George is about As years DID,
qu black good teeth for negro of his age, quite in
telgent, full six feet high, his hair long and thick
wears it pted some times, lame in his right hip-he
caused by George further says that he
is known as Doctor in the County of Wayne The
requested to forward property, pay
charges and take George away, for he will be disposed
OF according to law. w. H. HIGH, ShT.
Raleigh, October 18th, 1852 Go
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FITTING EMPLOYMENT.

One of the great burdens of the Southern Scott
press is the defence of the character of Parson
Foss. We understand that Mr. Stanly laid great
stress upon the evidence of Foss in the speech he
made here on last Monday night, at which we do
not at all wonder.
Now, who is this parson Foss ?-this defender
of the faith whom the followers of Scott are so
anxious to array in the robes of purity? Who is
this poor reviled and slandered victim of Locofoco
vengeance! Who is this meek saint, against
whom the wicked hosts of Southern shareholders
have conspired and in whose behalf the Scott par
ty have so vaantly taken up the cudgels to repel
the base ISLANDERS of Southern mendacity?
Tell it not upon the coast of North Carolina,
publish it not among the mountains is the pure,
honest, meek, saint-like editor of full blooded,
thorough going a6olit ION newspaper !-aman who
admits nay, boasts that he has aided slaves to es-
cape from their masters, and proclaims exultingly
that he is one of the conductors on the under
ground railway, intended to spirit away Southern
slaves. This is crime for which, in the Southern
States, his position would be rendered as ground
less as was that of the thirty Germans Gen Scott
hung in Mexico, and which would leave this i'm
maeulate witness of the SOCIETIES to die kicking at
the wind.
When cause becomes so desperate as to render
it necessary to attempt to whitewash and purge
and purify such black and putrid abolition charac
ter as that of Parson Foss seems to us that it is
high time for all lovers of honesty, decency, and
their country, to abandonit. Still we must admit
it is highly fitting employment for the supporters of
~
propriate labor for them. In 1856 they will pro-
badly run Seward for President and Foss for Vice
President, or perhaps the ticket may be reversed.
Their chief AMIN unition now is Foss and Fogg, and
' fuss and feathers" A glorious mixture.
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EB- The Hon. Edward Stanly addressed the

E- The Hon. Edward Stanly addressed the
Scott Club in this City on Monday night last. We
learn that his speech was tame, and that he ap-
peared to labor under feeling of dependency
which he could not shake off. The signs are all
against Mr. Stanly, and he felt it. Several gentle
men who heard him, have given it as their opin-
ion that Mr.. stanIy looks for the defeat of the
Scott ticket in November and this opinion is foun-
ded as well upon the manner as the matter Of his
speech.
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NOTICE.

TTNHE Stockholders of the Salem Manufacturing
Company, being DESTROYS to dispose of their estab
Forsyth County, n c. are offering the same at private
sale, favorable could be expected by such
persons feel inclined into the manufacture
Cotton.
The factory contains $500 spindes, and 26 looms. If
sold shortly they would be willing sell the
Machinery separately from the buildings.
For further particulars apply to the President of the
Company. F. H. SHUMAN.
Salem Oct g. 1852. 942-w3m.
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NOTICE..
October 10, 1852.

n YOUNG MAN, who is a native of North Caro-
II lima, and Graduate of a Northern Institution, is
DESTROYS of obtaining School in some healthy section
of the State He will prepare pupils for entrance into
any of Colleges. In addition to his certificate of
graduation he present high testimonials both as to
scholarship and character, from individuals we'll known
and eminently competent to judge.
Any communication addressed on the subject to " ].
B. j. Warrenton N. c., will be promptly attended to.
October 9Th, 1852. 94-3t
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Es- The Wing Executive Committee Of this
State in conjunction with Committee on the part
Of the Wings Of the Legislature have just issued
Circular to the Wings of the State, in which they
appeal to the party, in the most feeling terms, to
rally for Scott and Graham. We have copy of
this secret Circular before us. 1t concludes as fol-
lows: Yes, let every Wing rally to the polls, if
they have to leave their ploughs standing in the
turrow, and go acih their garments drencAed IN
sweat i'
Democrats J. you see what the Scott Seward lead
eE are Iong5-are you ready for the conflict If
moi, lose no time-our adversaries are desperate,
and will leave no Means untried to carry the State
Tor the Seward candidate
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w We have secured the services of Wesley
Whitaker, Jr Esq, as Reporter for the Senate
during the session. With Whitaker in the Senate,
and Wilson in the House members of the
craft Edito ral-we shall be able to keep read
ers we'll advised as to the action of the Assembly.
Our undivided attention will be given, as hereto
fore, to the Editorial department Of the paper.
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Perfumery and Fancy Articles,

I UBIN'S Extracts, genuine,
i LUrsena, real Bears Grease.
Ok Marrow Pomade,
Lows fine Myrtle Pomatum,
Christian 8 Perfumed Hair Restorative, for cleansing,
preservation and growth of the Hair,
Lyons Katharon do do do
Cologne anc Florida Water real German and Other
rieties,
Taylors Chrystalsed and other fancy perfumed Soaps
for the Toilet.
A select assortment of Tooth Brushes,
Hair, Nail and Comb Brushes,
Fine tooth, Dressing and Pocket Combs,
Carved She'll and, Buffalo Tuck Combs.
New style Shell and Buffalo Side Combs.
JAMES McKIMMON.
Oct. /, 1852. 98-
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ne We learn that the Wing Meeting at Colds

E We learn that the Wing Meeting at Colds
borough on Wednesday last, which was attended
by Messrs. Miller and stanly, was magnificent
failure The crowd was beautifully less " than
any heretofore assembled a crowd and after
waiting most patiently for accessions by the Sou
thern train it arrived with just ten persons three
of whom were free negroes Scott -Sewardism
gets no better rapidly.
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Mr. Reid, one of the members from Duplin, ar
ilSed here last Monday evening, and took his seat
u The House on tuesday. He was detained at
nome by severe illness, and still looks quite feeble.
we believe the members are now all here excent
MI MI Lyon, of Orange, who is prevented from tray
Hhng by serious wound on one of his feet, caus-
ca BY thrasher. We hope he will be able to reach
here soon.
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Mass Meeting at Averasborough.

There will be MASS MEETING OF the Democracy
at Averasboro the 2st of October. Distinguished
speakers are expected to be present The citizens of
Cumberland Sampson, Johnston, Wake, and the ct-
zens of North Carolina generally invited to attend,
without distinction of party.
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Mass Meeting at Dewar's Store.

There will be MASS MEETING of persons favor
able to the election of PIERCE and KING, at Dewars
Store, Cumberland County. on Wednesday, the goth
day of October. The citizens of Cumberland Wake,
Chatham, Moore, and of the neighboring Counties
orally, invited to attend. Hon. VIM. s. Ashe, j.
G. Shepherd ESQ., and other speakers expected to be
present
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BARBECUE AND MASS MEETING.

IVHHE Democrats Of the Dark Corner" of Wake.
will give BARBECUE at CLEMENTS MILL.
on Saturday. the goth day of October Gen. Saun-
ders Mr. Dobbin Mr. Branch, Perrin Busbee and other
distinguished Speakers expected attend. The
people generally of both parties hereby invited
Oct. IL, 1852. I'd.
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w., rs We are requested to state that Philip S.
" nue. the celebrated Temperance Lecturer, will
oeiVer an Address in the Methodist Church in this
oly, on Saturday night, the 18th instant. The
v"o"c generally are invited to attend
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re- Electoral Tickets for Pierce and King may
he obtained at the Standard Office at 81 per thou
saud, Let our friends in all parts of the State
I've sure to see to it that tickets are provided at all
the precincts.
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FOR PRESIDENT:
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM R. KING,
nE AT.ARAMA,
ELECTION TUESDAY I'd OF NOVEMBER
memorable Republican Electors.
OF ALABAMA,

democratic Republican EIecIOFS'
For the State at large, JAMES G: DOBBIN.
First District. WILLIAM Fl. THOMAS.
Second District. BURTON CRAlGE.
Third District, WALTER F. LEAK.
Fnnrtb District, ROBERT P. DICK
Fifth District, ABRAHAM RENCHER.
Sixth District, L. OBJ: BRANCH;
Sa1enth District, SAMUEL J. PERSON.
Eiohth District, D. G. w. WARD.
Ninth District, THOMAS BRAGG.
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BARBECUE I'm ALAMANCE.

TTNHERE will be a Democratic Barbecue at Andrew
Il Albrights. Esq, in AIamance County, Friday
the 22d October Some good speaking may be expected
The people generally are invited to attend.
Oct IL, 1852. 95--1t
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MASS MEETINGS!


There will be MASS MEETING of the Democrats
at Enfield, SATURDAY the 10th day of October
next. to which all parties respectfully invited Messrs
BRANCH, DoBDIN, VENABLE aud other distinguished
Speakers have promised and expected to attend.
September Is. 1852,
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HATS AND CAPS !

THE LATEST STYLES for the FALL. Of 1852.
- BEEBE'S and Learys fashionable super n
Il MoIeskn. large assortment of HATS andes,
CAPS Of almost every style that out this season, from
the finest qualities to the lowest price. Now ready at
fuckers.
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Candles
rs REWARD.
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber has Is 20 Negroes TO hire out from
l. the of November until the 18th of August 1858,
consisting of men, women. girls and boys. Among them
some experienced Turpentine hands. Persons wishing
to hire During my absence) will call on John D. POWELL
Esq, who is authorized to hire Out the Negroes
JOSEPH d. POWELL.
October Cd. 1882 94-tf.
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NOTICE.

TNHERE will be Democratic PIERCE and KING
Dinner at DIR. Thomas Davis Mill, in Franklin
County, Thursday the 2sth of October. Wings as
we'll as Democrats invited to partake.
October H. 1852. 95- I'd.
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Mass Meeting at FrankIinton.

There will be MASS MEETING of the Demo-
of Franklin Granville and Wake, at Frankinton
Friday and Saturday, the 18th and 18th of this
month. The people generally are invited to attend.
October 4th. 1852.
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More Seizures.

PORTSMOUTH, IN. H.,) October IL. By an arri
val here we learn that more American vessels have
been seized on the fishing grounds by the British au
thorities.
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GLORIOUS RESULTS!
Pennsylvania Ohio, and Indiana
gone for the Democracy by thou
sands

We have the most cheering intelligence from
the late State elections.
We have before us the Richmond Enquirer of
the 18th, the Washington Union of the same date,
and the Baltimore Sun of the 18th, from all of
which we gather the gratifying information that
Pennsylvania has been carried by the Democracy
by from ten to fifteen thousand majority
The following dispatches to the Standard show
that we have also carried Ohio and Indiana by
increased majorities:
WASHINGTON, Q o'clock, P. M. Oct. IA.
Pennsylvania has gone for the Democrats by from
$4,000 to 10000. Baltimore has gone for Us by
1869. Dispatches from Ohio contradictory but the
Democrats claim it by $4,000. Gddings is defeat
ed. -.n ... C.,
SECOND DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA, o'clock, P. NJ.
Democratic majority in Pennsylvania, $4,000.
Democratic gain of three members of Congress.
Democratic majority in Ohio in State ticket 1000.
Odds and Disney reelected. In Indiana, Wright,
Democrat, and whole State ticket elected by increased
majority. You may rely on this. w.
These triumphs are alike brilliant and decisive.
They, in effect, settle the contest. General Scott
has been electioneerng in person i'll Ohio, and
these the fruits of his labors in his own cause
Is it not time that Mr.. Graham had written another
letter?
Democrats of North Carolina let us initiate the
example of our gallant brethren in the North and
West. Do your duty, as they have done theirs,
and similar triumph will crown your efforts.
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re- Copies of Mr.. Clingman's Letter may be
obtained at the Standard office at 81 per hundred.
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% Our Reporter inadvertently omitted the
name Of Mr.. Phelps, of Washington, among those
who appeared, qualified and took their seats on
Tuesday morning the 5th instant.
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M North. no South, no East, no West, under me
'Yt;on Int q sacred maintenance OF the com.
% 6d and true devotion TO tile common 0roIhe'h000
TOn o0nH 1N' " " FRANKL1N PIERCE.
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COCOA, Chocolate Maccaronie and Vermicei, Eng
Ills, and French Mustard. For sale at .aSs9s =
TUCKER'S.
Star copy the whole.
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Candle and Lamp Wick.
A LARGE supply for sale at the Drug Store OF
a. WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & co.
March 80, 1852. IL
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RI,ANK wARRANTs

And Court Blanks, for sac at the STANDARD Office
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Harding's Emporium.
ILKVelv ct Vests, choice Patterns also Figured and
oPlain Vests Call and Examine
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Fine OVer.COats.
TLOTH CLOAKS, with silk velvet facings. Just
Oopened at HARDING'S EMPORIUM.
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NOTICE.

Morganton, Oct. l, 1852.
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Raleigh October 10, 1852. ga
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-01
Rhode IaIand

The late term OF the Rhode Island legislature al New.
port adjourned on Saturday. The Providence Journal
says Of its doings:
The name Of The Providence and Bristol railroad was
changed to Providence, Warren, and Bristol, and the
company authorized locate along Seekonk shore
where the route Is within Rhode Island ~ tl-sl q
The application OF the town OF Bristol 10 subscribe
S35 900 to the Providence and Bristol Railroad Com.
pany passed the house without opposition, bu, was re-
fused in the senate.
The claim Of Massachusetts in relation to the old
State debt referred 10 the Committee on the Judiciary
in the house HIasEar 1854
The act for the suppression Of drinking houses and
tppng shops known AS the Maine law, was amended
The law now enables any justice OF court exercising the
jurisdiction OF justice OF the peace 10 warrants for
violation OF II, and authorizes compliments appointed
under the license law at the last elections TO make com
plants under this law. The town council OF any town
and ire board OF aldermen OF any CITY, are authorized to
appoint such agent agents required bg The acc
osd section Of the Maine law and designate the officer
or officers required by the seventeenth section OF that
law, as soon after the passage of this az convenient
and any such agents officers already appointed or de-
sisnaied declared to be legally qualified as they
would have been had the law been in operation at the
date OF their appointment The amended act goes into
operation on the third Monday in July
Several other acts, all Of minor importance, we're
passed
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Texas Further Of the Execution OF carva-
Iaps Men.
Correspondence Of the N. u Dcita
BROWNSVILLE, Tuesday, June IS, 1854


BaowSsylLLe, Tuesday, June IS. 1852.
You will see in the Rio Bravo aud American Flag ae-
counts OF numerous murders and wholesale punder on
this ttonter II those journals were published daily,
they could 6l their columns with like hord accounts.
The Flag has been the beat friend that nurierous
and blood thirsty Mexican ever had bat scenes which
have transpred OF late have Disguised at Journal
II IS true as Gospel that the more you beriend Mex-
can. the less he loves YOU The only way keep them
IN their senses is by frequent drnbblngs; aud see as
PLAIN as day that Uncle Samuel will soon have TO draw
The old hickory out for their especial accommodation.
am now going 10 tell you Of one OF the most revolving
and cold booded murders that have disgraced nation
since the days OF the lnquison You will remember that
last Octobef--now eight months ago-General Carva-
jail attacked Matamoras and the battle lasted eleven
days. &c. On retreat he was closely pursued for
Two leagues by the enemy, and four ol our msn getting
lost IRON the main body captured aud put IN PRISON
They suffered all those hardships and brutal treatment
up 70 yesterday morning. when they were brutality MUIR
dered by order OF General Ayalos.
have TO com nend the conduct OF some oil The citizens
Of Brownsville IN the matter The priest, Lieut. Col
Norman the Spanish consul, and many other bitter oppo
aenls OF Carvais They, in company with the ladies' OF
elaiamoras and Brownsville, pleaded with the blood
hound uni they wrenched from ham promise that the
prisoners should be allowed TO escape that he would
cause the guard g be removed On some pIeex and give
prison and let them out The priesthood bless him
performed his task with crowbar. Just before day
having worked alone all highland, 10 and behold 7
when The work was finished and he cep into the back
yard with the prisoners at his back, full OF hope OF
more bshoItng the dear friends and relations they
loVcu, tncy Iounu MY on Budfu, OF
ten, Che usual number,) who drove them back to their
prison The priest then wished to Ayalos, but
denied. The poor boys were brought out at o'clock,
m, and shot in presence of three hundred soldiers
Their sentence was death at o'clock, a. IN. so they
were deprived of the last three hours Of their lives
which doubtless they wished to appropriate to Col Such
deeds OF murder have aroused feeling of dis
gust 10 this community and we'll calculated to touch
The finer feelings of all The Christian world.
General Ayaios was burned on this side, yesterday
evening, in eihgy
Time will not permit me TO say more.
Your friend, as ever
ZACH. r. EVERtTT
p. S.--The prisoners were not allowed the last rites
OF Chris.lans-the extreme JUNCTION.
Father Domnick is the priests name.
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West Indies.

The New York Tribune has the following advices from
Jamaica, received by the Crescent City:
The islands TO the windward have almost all OF them
been suffering from long- continued drought Antigua,
Saint Kis, Saint Lucia Anguilla and Cauiacoa, have
suffered from The want OF water.
OF Antigua, il is said the drought continues in all its
severity, and great distress has begun TO be felt for want
OF for domestic purposes The crops both for the
present and the ensuing year. are suffering greatly from
the drought and the cattle many estates are dying for
want Of water.
poses had begun to be felt in the town OF Bassetere and
al Sandy Point Every cisiern the town, with the er
ception OF one 10 the Jail, was dry.
In Saint Lucia the drought continued very severe.
Vegetation, The Palladium says, is dried up all around
We have the country parched up before.
The sugar CROP which is being manufactured has not
wan, Of water is felt in several districts to reard the ope
ratons OF the mills but fear the consequences will
be much 10 the prejudice OF the next crop.
10 Angula the drought which had prevailed for sew
era months had reduced the poorer classes OF the in
habitans TO state OF absolute desiituton and misery
The people were absolutely dying from want boat.
load or OF -four and cornmeal had been forwarded
IRON st Christopher's, for their relief.
From Carriacoa learn that the weather has been
excessively dry, which the more injurious as pre-
vious 10 the commencement OF the present month, Api
i was accompanied by strong northery wind. During
The last three weeks the heat has been very great and
though there have been occasional indications OF rain,
none has yet alen and water Tor every purpose has be
come very scarce indeed Some OF the ponds entirely
dry and cleaned out The crops have therefore been
much retarded and a. the canes are burning much faster
than they can be got od good many will be lost in
sequence The young cultivation for next year has also
suffered very much. The emigration Of The lsborers in
quest OF higher wages has been unusually great pacu
larry ct the and boys that the estates have been
seriously nconvencnced, astbe crop is somewhat beyond
the average Of The last few years Two smart shocks of
earthquake felt here few minutes after O'clock,
on the morning Of the 9Th al,.
In Trinidad the weather continued fine, and the crop
was progressing with grea, rapdity The low price OF
sugar, however-say W Is TO 81 60 per 100 pounds
had caused the most serious appfehensons Tor the fa
70 have been very large and il appeas mystery how
they are TO be paid for out OF the proceeds OF crop sold
at so low price. The dry goods merchants Of Port Of
Spain are, stated, suffering much from the sackness
OF their sales W. n fna H o#nit@
The papers announce the demise OF Rev Richard Pat.
rick Smith, "the lately ordained Roman Catholic arch
bishop Of the diocese.