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THE GAME. The PenusylUa'aiap says that thou
sands of the speeches of MIR. Gentry, of Tennessee,
already being circulated the North proofs
of SCOTS intimate identity with Northern measures
and men. The tender footed Wing Freesoilers are
told that the South knows that Scott is for the
platform, and that hence the South is against hi IN
and it will be cunningy whispered that the North
must save Scott, the South is mostly demo-
cratic any how. Seward hopes by these means to
draw the sectional pride of the North even while
he will demand that the Southern Wings shall vote
for him on the of the platform. The whole
scheme is transparent and child may through il.
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For the Standard
DISCUSSION AT SALEM, FORSYTH.

Mr.. EDITOR: Yesterday was proud day for the
Democracy of Forsyth. The rival candidates fo
the office OF Governor, met in Salem, and addressed
their fellow-citzens for six hours. Gov. Reid led
of in the discussion. defending in gallant and con-
vincing argument the principles of the Democratic
party, advocating the claims of the Baltimore nomi-
nees, PIERCE and KING, the support of the South,
and not forgetting discharge, at proper times chain
shot and canister into the ranks of Scott, Seward g
avowed abolition candidate. Sir, the Governors adj
vocacy of State policy and defence of his course,
! In regard to important State measures, a mas
tery and unanswerabe effort, and carried conviction
to the minds of his hearers. Mr.. kerr's reply was
fine specimen of defamation, and oratorcal -four
lsh, deficient in argument and point. Onefourth of
his time was consumed in highly wrought eulog ruins
on Clay, Fillmore and Scott. His audience appre-
cIated most what was said of Clay and Fillmore but
he had his labor for his pains - in trying
any enthusiasm excitement for Stewards candi
date " 1t was no go''-the people here cannot be
brought to the support of Scott. Mr.. Kerr made the
bold assertion, that the important measures of the
General Government, which gave power, nfiu-
ence and prosperity, owe their origin to whig
sells. Afterwards, in speaking of the distribution of
the public lands among all the States-and account
ing for the reason, why the higs had not, while in
power done so-contradicted what he had previously
sad by asserting they had power, except fora
season in 1910, when Tyler turned traitor. Here he
raked fore and aft by the Governor, for claiming
for his party the benefit of measures, which he
knowedged they had not The pOlOer of 6es0,ving up
on the country. Mr.. Kerr dealt with lavish hand,
all kind of opprobrious epihets upon yourself and
Gen. Saunders. There response to this
uncalled for attack by solitary Forsyth man, so far
as the undersigned could know-eXcept one, who,
with his mouth spread like steeI-trap, would ap-
plaud open assault upon the character of the pur
est living. Mr.. Kerr attacked Senator Barrow
on some of his votes, charging him with voting
for secession; thereby attempting to commit the
Dem7crats disunons. He tried oProve that Waugh,
Marshall, Flynt stood on the same ground with him
in regard to a majority calling Convention. Nc
Leans bill submitting to the people to say whether
they will have Convention for which Waugh and
others voted, quite different thing, from break
ing to pieces the Constitution by permitting ma
jority call Convention, as claimed by Mr.. Kerr,
and all Dorrites. I wish, Mr.. Editor, had time to
give connected account of the discussion, but
have therefore, suffice it to say, Gov. Reds
vote will be increased least fifty in Forsyth. Sew
eral true-hearted Wings told me they intended not
only to for REID but to labor for him until vic
tory crowned his efforts. VINDEX.
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THE "CoMMERCIALn SUSTAINED.

" COM QUO AIN
The able Editor Of the Wilmington Commercial
still holds on with firm band in his opposition to
the Seward candidate The last Commercial contains
the following:
" INDEPENDENT WHIGs. OF those from whom W.
receive thanks and encourag cement account of the
have taken in regard to the late nominations
of the Wing Convention, many Of the leading,
long-red and talented Wings, in this and other
ties, whose attachment 10 the principles and the in
teest of their party has been questioned This
is great consolation to US and encourages US in
determination always to strive for that which is best
for common country, and oppose that which de-
socrates the Constitution and perpetrates general
wrong, let who may be the actors in the wrong None
of political friends, who know best, expected
would betraY the Rights of the South, when
crisis arrived for their necessary vindication; and
though the trial was severe, thankful that
enabled to meet the demands of conscience at
the hazard of Pecunary loss and that of the favor of
some of our political friends.
Southern Rights, under the Constitution, are the
" Alpha and Omega" of our political creed-and al
though The Commercial will chiefly be devoted to
the interests of trade and commerce, and the welfare
of the working classes, we will endeavor always to
ind space vindcate the just claims and sustain the
honor OF the glorious and patriotic Southland now
that the Scott Wings have made their political course
position.
We will not, therefore, 6 take hand from the
plow nor g look back' till after the Presidential
Election, and invite the aid of our correspondents in
the good ork before us-and think the result will
show that the friends of Gen. Scott over-sanguine
in their calculations of sweeping the country with
guns and drums, and paraphernaa that look so much
like the big war;"
We glad to find that the Commercial will be
sustained, by " independent Wigs and Southern
Rights men of both parties, in its course.
The same number of the Commercial from which
the above is quoted, contains the following cknchsr,
"WHo DID THE DEEDl Though great efforts are
made to induce the people to believe that the nomi-
nation of Scott is we'll received throughout the Union,
the notion is very allacious one. Great dissatis-
faction throughout the South and much discomfort
and so far from subsdng, the dissatisfaction is on
the increase. we believe, everywhere, Except among
sectional fanatics and freesoiLers and ab0hti0nis"
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ANOTHER PRoNUNcIAMENTo. On last Saturday Mr..
Toombs, of Georgia, made powerful speech in the
House of Representatives in opposition to the cleo
ton of Winfield Scott. The oatorical merits o. this
speech characterized by the highest terms of
ogy by those who heard it. 1t strips the Wing can
ddate of every semblance of claim to the support of
southern Wings. Petersburg Democrat.
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Just going to press, we have received
letter from esteemed personal friend who happened
to be present Scott ratification meeting in PhiIa-
delLha. He that the wing policy is to
run Scott aUihout the Platform, in the North, and the
Platform with Scott, in the South. This ruse, ,
if successful, would result in placing the arch agita-
tor, and higher law abolition champion, Seward, at
the head of the government Secretary of State.
Republican whigs what do you think of this?
LincoInton Republican.
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EuiQgium on Mr.. Clay by Hon. Franklin Pierce.
CoNcoRD, N. Fl. July 3 A public meeting was
held here this afternoon, presided over by Judge Har
vey to take measures for appropriate honors to the
memory of Henry Clay.
The Hon. franklin Pierce. democratic candidate for
the presidency present. and delivered eloquent
Cay-alluding particularly to his noble exertons in
framing and perfecting the compromise measures.
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NEGROES WANTED.

ME undersigned takes this method of returning his
Il sincere thanks to the citizens of Wake and adioin-
ing counties for the chances which they have thrown
his way in the purchase of negroes and would
fully inform them that he is still prepared with cash.
purchase at the highest prices 20 likely fellows or
girls between the age of twelve twenty. He may be
found at home first door above Mr. R. Smiths residence
VIM. F. ASKEW.
Raleigh, July 3, 1852. 69-4t.
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NOTICE.

IENHE Stockholders in the Grecnville and Raleigh
i Plank Road Company are hereby notified that the
Tenth Instament of Stock will be due the Mon
day in August All who are in arrears al request
ed to make immediate payment.
By order of the Board of Directors
r. l.. MYERS, President.
JNo. A. SELBY, Secretary.
Greenville, June %, 1852. CIV.
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The QUICKEST WAY. The advocates for Free
Suffrage by Convention lay great stress upon the
assertion that be obtained quicker by that mode
than by Legislative enactment. Let's see how that is.
Suppose Free Suffrage be passed by the next Leg
slaure. An early day be set for its ratification
by the people, and in two three months thereafter
it can be made part of the Constitution. This, at
least, is our apprehension of the subject.
Suppose the next Legislature submit to the people
to say whether not they desire a Convention for
this is all that is proposed Two years thereaf
ter it must provide for the election of Delegates. If
the Convention assembled in six months after the adj
journment of the Legislature it would be much.
The duration of its session is uncertain but say three
months. The people then ought to have at least three
months to deliberate upon the amendments made.
This, on the most favorable calculation, will delay
Free Suffrage three years from the sitting of the next
Legislature-about two years and half longer than
is required by the other mode.
But the fact is, in estimation, and think
we have clearly shown, that if Free Suffrage is de-
layed until it is obtained by Convention, all we
Iess-than-ffty acre poor devils will have the
privilege of voting for Senator although he has the
privilege of taxing for wearing heads Shout
ders. Mountain Banner.
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D. G. LOUGEE,

D. G. LOUGEE,
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND FANCY GooDs,
~ Also, Confectionery. Cegars and Varieties.
EIAe Corner efWest. Centre and Chestnut St.
ME- GOLDSBORO', ~: g.
Articles in his line bought and sold on Commission.
Cash paid for Old Gold. ORDERS promptly despatched
70 Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry neatly repaired.
April 8, 1852. AZ
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The death of Mr.. Clay leaves but single surviv
ing member of those who composed the cabinet Of
Richard Rush, now living in the enjoyment of ex
ceIlent health, and unusually active habits. at his
country seat in this vicinity. Mr.. Rush is also the
only surviving member of MIR. Madison's administra
ton in whose cabinet he filled the post of Attorney
General, at the early age of thrty-three.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Bank of the State of North Carolina.
DIVIDEND of FIVE A QUARTER per cent,
the Capital Stock of this Bank for the last six
months has this day been declared payable to the
Stockholders-Qess the Tax to the State of twenty
cents each share owned by indivduals)-at the
Principal Bank the first Monday in July next. and
the Branches fifteen days thereafter.
e. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, June 9Th, 1852. 63-tlJ.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.


Mill Dress.
ME Subscriber would inform the public that he
Il has purchased the rights to sell this PATENT in
the State of North Carolina and would say to those who
wish to themselves of this great that
ne Is ready to put upon Mill Burrs and Corn Stones
this NEW PATENT DRESS.
For further information address the subscriber at
South Lowell, Orange County N. c., who will furnish
TO this improvement The advantage of This naent
meal. ~
1t IS warranted to grind double fast as the common
dress, and some that have in use certify three times
as last JAMES H. WRITTEN.
July "a loh2. 928-IOt.w.pd.
have had this Dress put upon my Corn Stones. and
a N H., L.
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The steamer 81. James burst her boilers and burnt
the waters edge the 4th, lake Ponchartrain.
About so persons lost their lives, including Judge
Isaac Preston, Corporation Attorney Wolf, and many
prominent citizens. The st. James was racing with
Mobile boat
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CTRAYED, From the Subscriber, on the 9th of
~ last month, a large WHITE HORSE, eleven years
old, and black MULE, five years old. Any informa-
ton thankfully received and all expenses cheerfuy peid
A. ]. FOSTER.
Wakefield. N. c., July g. 1852 est
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nv are requested to announce General JAMES
w M. MANGUM, a Candidate for the office of
Sheriff of Wake County.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN that 1 shall attend at the Court
House, in the City of Raleigh, on Wednesday, the
18th instant, and will continue, from day day. the
balance of the week, to take the
Tax List for the Raleigh District.
determined return the list very soon thereafter
o. L. BURCH, j. p.
Raleigh July 5, 1852. 6s-
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COTTON. We have the latest intelligence from
Liverpool by the Canada. The sales of Cotton at
Liverpool for the week, $4,000 bales, at prices
faVoring buyers. .... -.n
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Sc READ THIS. ="

R0PAIRS of Ladies' Slippers, manufactured by
L Hutchinson & others. Is Dresses Cold Silks,
Silk tissues, and Basages also few pairs Worked
Undersieeves. ALI of which will be sold at Cost and
no mistake. Fr EVANS & COOK.
Raleigh, June 10Th, 1852, 42--
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u We authorized to announce Robert M.
StinsOm, Esq, a candidate represent the people
of Randolph County in the House of Commons of the
next General Assembly.
July 18th, 1852. 929- 2w.
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Judge Douglas and Hon. A. w. Venable were
expected to address the people of Richmond, Va,
last night,
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shall attend at the time and place for the pur-
pose of Collecting the Taces due in Raleigh District
for the year 1851. T. ]. UTLEY, COL
July 1852. 6s-
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s HER IFF TY

NV requested to announce William HI.
w High, Esq, a candidate for reelection as
Sheriff of Wake County.
MAY %, 1882 S.
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Our FOR PIERCE AND KING. The Atlanta INTEL
Iigencer has DOTTED its neutrality and come out in
well written editorial, for PIERCE and KING.
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L. B. LKER,
G ONT ctiOnary and Groceries,
MANUFACTURES & WHOLESALE DEALER IN
CANDIES 6 BREAD, &c.
RALEIGH, ~: c.
q Orders from distance promptly attended to-
Goods securely packed for any part of the State.
1852. Al
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Akin, X. +.
Anderson, w m.
Aston, DR.. w. w.
Arlington, Thomas
Adams, John q.
Adams, VIM. A.
| b.
Baily, Thos. b.
Barlow, T.. H.
Bynum, Jacob
Bunch, Jesse
Burt, P. B.
Barnes, David A.
Bash ford, James
Banks, lynn
Boykin, J. N.
Burgess, Moses
Baxton, r. p.
Berry, John r.
Belts, Jane
Brady, Eleanor H..
Bell, Elizabeth
Bezely, William
G..
Ca:let. Miss Fanny
Cook, David
Caldwell, Jacob
Crockett, Geo. w.
Goals, r. d.
Cole, Henry
Clark, John b.
Garter, David w.
Castlebury, Henry
Cooper, John S.
Clark, ]. W.
CuIPePper, John
Clarke, John
Cherry, Miss Sarah Jane
Comas. f. M.
Cook, J. F.
Cook, Jos. w.
ID.
Dales, f.
Dabby, Robert
Dowd, William G..
f.
Ehringhaus, J. G. b. 9
Eaton, Miss kittie b.
carp, Miss Elizabeth
Evans, Carrier
Bingham, Gen. BIucher
Evans, Enoch
F.
Ferrill, James
Freeman, G. S.
frederick, Lewis B.
Franklin, Green b.
G.
Green, Charles NJ.
Gill, Terrill
GrinnelI, w.
Gooch, Franklin
Gather. A. n.
Green, Martha A.
H,
Haughton, Jeptha
Hill, Nelson
Hill, Richard
Harriss, Elizabeth F.
Hale, Franklin S.
Howard, John C.. 2
Hurst, Sarah Jane
Harper, Mrs. Maria w.
Horton, Rufus H.
Hill, John
Hampton, Mrs. Lucinda
Hinton, G.. J.
Hart, Sarah NJ. 2
Hinton, Angerona w.
Hum, Sally
Hill, Miss Cinihia G..
Hamilton, Lewis
House, Sherwood
Hill, Green
Johnson, Ransom
Johnson, John 9
Jones, Josiah
Jones, Allen
Persons calling for the
say they are advertised.
Raleigh, July 9Th, 1855
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MARRTEB.

In this City, on Wednesday evening, 9TH inst, by
Rev. Peter Doub, Mr. d. c. Murray to Miss E. s.
Cooke.
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have had this Dress put upon my Corn Stones and
can assure the public that it is decidedly Great Inn
PEoVement both in speed and the quality of the meal
j. A. MCMANNEN
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Fost Omcej lot the quarter
b, 1852.
King, Mrs. John
kimboll, FIR. W.
Larkin, F.
Lyggins, Miss Mary
Lynn, James
Lee, Bethel
Medlfn, Miss Mary
Moody, Miss Mary
Mial, Alonza II.
Mitchiner, Sophia
Mathew, Edward
McLane, VIM. R.
Marshal. Mrs. Rody
Morris, Rufus
Morine, Roxanna
Miles, George W. g
Mathews, Mrs. Luke
McRae, John S.
MendenhalI, George C.
Mcpherson, Collin
Morine, Mrs. Caroline E.
Maroon, John r.
Millin, Geo. A.
Moore, WIN. A.
N.
Noreem, Thos. J.
H.
Pace. James w.
Powell, Upton
Pitteford, MilIy
Pool, Mrs. Rebecca
Pool, William
Prenyon, Moses w.
Peoples, w. T.
Perry, BENZ. A.
r.
Renalds, Noah
Rigsley, James
Riggin, Elisa
Rogers, VIM.
Rowland, Miss A. J.
Smith, Edwin A.
Smiihers, Thomas S.
Solomons, Mrs. Mary
Smith, VIM. N. II.
STEPHENSON, G. S.
Smith, A. A.
Syrels, Miss Susan A.
Smith, James A.
Scott, Abraim
Saules, Willie
Smith, Miss Mary L. g
Stunson, w.
Saunders, Edwin
Simmons, b. r.
#.
Taylor, Walter 2
v.
Vanhook, CT.
W.
Watson, VIM.
Weathers, Mrs. Mary F..
Williams, Mrs. Nancy A.
Williams. o. G..
Wynne, r. w.
Wilson, James
Weatherspoon, r. r. &C.
Wyatt, Louisa
Wealherly, William
Warren, Willie P.
Whitaker, Mrs. M. A.
Woodard, A. ].
White, Alfred P.
Watto, End.
Walton. Mrs. Julia A.
Weathers, Kimbrel R.
Woodland, A. F.
Williams, ]. d.
White, Thos. Jr.
Wynne, Miss Martha A.
Warren, William
Wells, Isaac
Walton, Samuel S.
WelIons, w. B.
Y.
Young, Nathaniel
above Letters will please
VIM. WHITE, p. M.
10 --.-= 928-3GW.
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BLANK WARRANTs, y
Aad Court Blanks, for sale at the Standard Office.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Raleigh, June 80, 1852.
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Florida..The Soup Cold.

The following despatch dated Charlcstoa, Ju.
ly %, shows the happy O unanimi,y of sentimen:
of the Wings of EOrida, in regard to the nation,
al Whg nominations
The Wing state Convention OF Florida was held
at 1alahasse on the 18th The majority ratified
the nominations. and the minority refused Col
G. 7, Ward was nominated for Governor and Z.
9. Cabell for Congress. Col. Ward declined for
three reasons, one OF which was letter from Ca.
bell, which prevented him from running on tho
same ticket with him. Cabell's letter was read.
In 1t he says: "Under no circumstances would he
support Gen Scott and that the Wings ought to
make no effort to carry the state except on Con-,
gressiona and State tickets" The convention,
adjourned: after which they sat an hour with
closed doors, and re nominated Col Ward"
Cabell bolts the Wing national nominations
yet they dare not throw him overheard, and the
Wings Of that state exhibit tie anomaly of nom.
mating, in the same Convention, man who re-
pudaes their national candidates, and another
who supports them. The non ratifying minor.
ty,'it is clear have the Wing people ut their
backs Col Ward saw the anomaly, and under.
took to force the Convention to recede from tho
nomination of Cabell. but that body refused. for
the obvious reasons we have stated whereupon.
Ward swallowed the pill, and accepted the nom
nation, with the endorsement Of Cabell 'annes.
ed Put down the vote Of Florida for Pierce
aud king--Stdte Reg
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10 Farmers---PlOWs!

we nave u ldtGt hssufUitHl oI
Breaking, Siabbie, Corn d. ShOrei Pio,rs,
which we should ike TO show you, whether you
want to buy or not as we ilatter ourselves, after
the experience we have had, we can show you
PiowS Mui Can't be Bedt.
We have taken extra pains in selecting our
Steel and timber 80 we warrant all OF our Flows IN
every respect rqua, il not better than can be found
any where else.
We have also a large assortment of Rolling
Cutters ready To attach to the lows, il wanted,
they being approved OF by most OF those that uec
them. All those that want PIows, please cnl at
the Steam Plow Shop, and examine before you
buy PInws that are made hundred miles oil, and
sent to thr stores here to be- pcdded out.
March l3-n PEMBROKE s. DREw.
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GA eS1
Z .t.x,i,,o ,,J XU,co, Manu{a cto,,,

7 G.GAY would inform his friends aud custo.
~ mers that he has removed to his new shop at
the southwest corner OF the public squire, where he
wconlinue the manufacturing ofcnrriages ,bugglcs
and wagons in the latest aud most approved styles
Being practical workman, he tlN,ters himself that
he can build as good work MS can be produced in this
market. Work made to order and warranted TO give
entire satisfaction Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash paid for orsensoned lumber J. q. GAY.
eryGROW'S Paint Shop up stairs.
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Srppus DEArn MIR I. b Reed Who resided
4, mile west of this city, died very suddenly on
saturday last Ne vas engaged in calling ou.
,ur citizens to work on the highways. and went
into the stors Of Mr. Kelly 70, that purpose
seating himself in chair, bic head wss noticed
10 jroop, and before any one could reach lin, be
vas dead, having passed away without a word or
struggle. Truly, :" In tho midst Of life we are
In death. "--,foiiei Don.
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New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOoDmiomshis irirudsand the
81 public ,hn,he has just opcnedn Meat Market nl
his new building on the corner north of the Court
House Square in Ottawa, where he willhc happy to
supply his friends and the public with the choicest
OF everything IN the meat line. Vegetables OF III
kinds also kept on hand
No Market on Sunday. The shop will be kept
open on Saturday evening but closed on the Sab.
bath sept2l 1850
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Mrxico-.The political affairs Of MeKeoappenrr
to he rather mixed The talked ofcoup de,atab.
so'bs about almost every other matter; even
Tehanntcprc seems TO DO forgotten. All sort Of
suspicious and surmses aro floating about In
the midst Of it. the Government have got tc Logger,
heads with the French Minister, about sone two
millions Of dollars which they owe french Net.
chants