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Webster Meeting at Boston,

BosToN, Oct. g.. The Webster men had meet
ing in Faneui Hall this evening, which attend
ed by from 1000 to 5000 persons. A. H. Nelson,
of oburn, and George L. Gusts, of Boston, were
tile principal speakerss letter read from Hon.
Hiram ketchum, of New York. After expressing
regret that he unable to be present, he says:
81 not surprised that you should deeply feel
that the whig party of Massachusetts has been
wronged; and Daniel Webster has been wronged,
by the proceedings of the Wing Convention in Bati-
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, the foremost of whig States !;
Daniel Webster, the foremost of whig men. For my
part, l feel that the wing party of the whole
country has been false to its own most cherished
principles, and to the most distinguished champion
of those principles-the man who, of all men, has
made US proud of our party. Had the members of
that Convention dared TO embody in resolution the
reason assigned in private conversation by many of
them, for the rejection of Mr. Webster, they would
have been Kissed and scorned from Baltimore to their
homes. That reason was that he was too great a
man to be appreciated by the American people, and
was therefore unpopular
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Extract from a letter dated,
AsHIyILLE. Oct, l, 1852,

AsHLvILLE, Oct. l, 1852.
Marcus Erwin is doing valuable service here,
and in conjunction with David Coleman he will Stay
Baxter, and send tremendous report from the noun
tains in favor of Pierce and King. At Henderson,
vile he gave Baxter triumphant repulse; and he is
preparing to demosh him Tuesday next,
which he will scarcely fail to do. On Monday night
last, at Hendersonville the Wings suddenly GO; up
meeting in the absence of Mr.. Erwin, supposing,
of course, they would have every thing their own
way butt much to their surprise, Mr.. Coleman arose,
and completely upset their bowl of soup! Thus far
either Erwin or Coleman has successfully met every
Scott Wing that has appeared the rostrum; and
they have resolved that, to the end of the campaign,
they will meet the Scott speakers at every point
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E@ We copied into our last issue news item
in relation to the arrest of Mr.. Augustus Bowen
of New York City, for alleged embezzlement Of
the funds of his employers, Messrs. Brown, Broth
ers d Co. Welearn from the New York Herald that
the investigation of the has left no doubt that
Mr.. Bowen had been imposed upon and deceived
by Mr.. Comstock to whom he loaned funds. Mr..
Bowens case is not regarded as by any means a
criminal one, as he denied nothing, and was to re-
ceive no profits from the funds loaned to Comstock
The case, upon the whole, appears to be one in
which an honest and pure-minded young map
was deceived by an experienced Broker, to the
injury, of course, of his employers. No bail was
required of Mr. Bowen for his temperance before
the Court.
We state these facts simply as a matter of JUS
tice to Mr.. Bowen.
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State of North Carolina, AShe County,
Superior Court of Equity, Fall Term, 1852 Lnvills
Williams and others, John Williams and otnerS'
Original Bill
/ rine Williams John W. Williams. Polly Ann Will"
iIams Martha Ann Williams! alfred Clawson anc Vile
Nancy non-residens OF this Stale II 10 therefore
ordered that publication be made the Weekly North
Carolina Standard for weeks notifying the said nom
residents to appear next Superior Court Of Equi
tv for fine county of Ashe, the Court ouse in JEFF
ereon ON the second Monday in March next. then and
there to plead and demr I" the plaintiffs bill
mr. Judgment rd coeSsO will be entered against them
and the cause set for hearing. e-lE =--t
witness, Quincy F. Neal, Clerk aud Master of our
said Court, Office the 18th day Of September, 1852
QUINCY F. NEAL, C. M. E.
October C, 1882 [Pr. adv. as .62A O4l-Gw.
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Gsz- The Register makes what it no doubt con-
sders most magnificent hit at us, about the first
quarter We ever had. We are almost tempted
to say that will quarter the Editor of that sheet
IN our next
BY the way, the Register may attempt as many
witty things at our expense as it pIeascs. We are
SoOd-natured, and can therefore bear it we are
generous, and can therefore afford to permit the
Editor to say something which will make his pa
per readable
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Eg-A friend, writing from Ashevie, says
Our friends are in fine spirits all through this
country. The ridiculous and miserable barbecue
and mass meeting which the Wings had here last
week. instead Of stirring up the Wing fires of $780,
made to my certain knowledge three strong Scott
men avow their determination to support General
Pierce. Figure to yourself our distinguished Sena-
tor, N. w. Woodfn, parading over the ground
at the barbecue seeking the most conspicuous pla-
ces in the crowd, to eat, in a drenching rain, a
dirty mixture called soup, out of an old greasy
fryng-pan, with the handle broken off, and you
can form some idea of the character of the affair."
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Scorr's LOVE FOR FOREIGNERS. tits peculiarly
refreshing this time, when General Scott and his
whppers-in making such Proestatons of love for
foreigners, to find the expression of his real senti-
ments
"YOU ARE INSTRUCTED NOT TO EN-
LIST FOREIGNERS, FOR THE BATTALION
OF ST. PATRICK HAS TAUGHT US THAT
FOREIGNERS CANNOT BE TRUSTED. -
Gen. SCOTS Instructions to his Recruiting Officers d-
ring til Mexican WGr.
This before he had cooled from that /" indigna-
tion'' with which he was " fred up when he sat in
" my paror'' in the Astor House.
Trenton True American.
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o. The Wing spirit is indeed fairly up in the
State. Register.
We knew it had gone out of sight and hearing,
but inclined to the belief that its tendency was
downward Perhaps, though, it is like all smoke
the Register ought to know.
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&c We are grati6ed to be able to state that we
have secured the services of Frank l. Wilson, ESQ.,,
81 the Mountain Banner, as Reporter in the Com
mons fer the present session. Mr. Wilson will
Keep Our readers well advised of the action of that
9ody' while we hope to be able to keep the run of
the Senate proceedings.
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NOTICE..

THE Subscriber has 20 Negroes to hire out from
the LIST of November until the 18th of August 1885,
consisting of women girls and boys Among them
some experienced Turpentne hands. Persons wishing
20 hire During my absence) will call John D. POWELL
Esq, who is authorized to hire the Negroes.
JOSEPH u. POWELL.
October 1889 04A-tf
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state of North Carolina, Granville Co.

In Eouitv. Fall FERN. 1882 Maurice s. Hart, Ex'l'
vs Nancy Hart and others. Original Bill.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that me
i defendants James Hart, VIM p Strum' Iheo hua-
SON and Polly Arm his wife, and Thomas b Barnett,
admr of Jno G. Hart, dec ID, reside beyond the limits
of this State is therefore ordered that be
made in the North Caroina Standard, for SIX weeks
SUCCESSFULLY for the said defendants TO sPPes at the
next Term of this Court held in the Court House.
and nlead answer or demur the said Bill, 9TH
erwise the same will taken confessed by them and
heard exparte.
the said Court al Office the first Monday Of September
A, D., 1852. JAS. M. WIGGINS, C. nj. E.
October g. 1852. tPr adv S. ,623 O41-6w.
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Ee We hope to lay before our readers, in our
next the speeches of Messss. Caldwell and Hoke
{" the subject of the Camden and cuyyituck
senatorial returns, Those speeches embody facts
N the case which are unanswerable We should
nave published them to-day, if they had been
ready for the press
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY!

There will be a Meeting of the PIERCE and
KING Club in the Court House tonight. Inter
esting Speeches may be expected. Turn out, fell
low-citizens, and hear.
Oct. Is, 1852.
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SCOTT-SEWARD FRAUD.

The last Wilmington Journal, in noticing a
Speech recently delivered in that place by the Hon.
W. S. Ashe, says;
I" Mr.. Ashe stated fact of which Hon. Joseph P
CALDWELL Wing Congressman from this State, had
informed him. Mr.. Caldwell had heard that tw o sets
of documents were sent out by the Scott central
committee at Westinghouse intended for the
South charging Gen. Pierce with being Freesoiler-
another set intended for the North proving him to be
himself-he saw the two sets of documents with
his own eyes-he convinced-he cannot support
Scot-he affiliate with party that resorts 10
such means to carry its point. These documents are
sent out under the frank of Truman Smith of Connec-
tIcut, and Edward Stanly of North Carolina
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me Edgecombe Democrats, we are glad to per-
~, rn'e nave established a Pierce and KING Club
80 learn that the noble Democracy of that Coun-
y "te thoroughly aroused to the importance of the
", eS' and will give Pierce and King one of their
"'-fashloned majorites.
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A little obscure German newspaper, out in Ohio,
accused Gen. Scott with having hung so Germans
in Mexico; whereat the old hero grows furious,
says cit is lie &c it is false" and that he is
"excited."
Hundreds and thousands of the citizens of the
Southern States have accused Gen. Scott with in
fidelity to the south-with lending himself to the
Aboitionists, whose is calculated to render
the Constitution null and void, to the bonds
of the Union, and to drench the country with the
blood of civil warfare-in Short to produce scene
to which the hanging of 80 Germans is almost
nothing and yet we do not even hear of his be-
ing fired with indignation" thereat. This does
not "excite" him, neither does he pronounce it
either I" false " or a " ie." Does not his silence
confirm the truth of this accusation? He is swift to
repel minor charge, but leaves this uncontradcted
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FOR PRESIDENT:
CEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLIAM R. KING,
OF ALABAMA.
ELECTION TUESDAY I'D OF NOVEMBER
memorable Republican Electors.

DemOCraIIC HhePII1
For the State at large, JAMES G: DOBBIN.
First District. WILLIAM H. THOMAS.
second District, BURTON CRAlGE.
Third District, WALTER F. LEAK.
Fourth District, ROBERT P. DICK
Fifth District, ABRAHAM RENCHEh'
Sixtb District, l.. OBJ. BRANCH.
Seventh District, SAMUEL J. PERSON.
Eigbth District, D. G. w. WARD.
Ni6th District, THOMAS BRAGG.
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9 rs REWARD.

e. I will give the above reward for my man BUR-
* WE'LL if delivered to me in Raleigh, by the 25th
~ of this month. suspect he is lurking about the
Plantation of Gen. Robt. w. Haywood, in Chatham
County, N. g., purchased him of his brother Dr.
R. Haywood, of Raleigh. w. L. OTEY.
Raleigh Oct. 10, 1852. 9l-td.
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MARRrEn.

On Thursday, the 29th ult.. in Edgecombe County,
by L. r. Cherry, Esq, Mr.. Peleg Rogers, of Wake,
Miss Mary A. Exum.
At the Oxford Female College. by the Rev l.. K.
Willie, Mr. w. NJ Cannady to Miss Martha Morris
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~ Democratic Electoral Tickets may be OBJ
,'''ea at the Standard Office at 81 per thousand
Ysnd In your orders, brother Democrats, and sec
" IL that every precinct is supplied with tickets
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"FELLow- CITIZENS: WhenI say fellow-citizens
mean native and adopted citizens well as all ,Uho
intend to become ei6zens of this great and glorious
country. Gen. Scott at Cieapeiand.
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MEssRs. CLINGMAN AND CALDWELL.

MESSRS. CLINGMAN AND CALDWELL.
The last Newbernian, a Scott-Seward paper, says:
''Clingman is entirely still, and does not dare lift
his hand against Scott and Graham, if he feels
him right-cast him overheard. The Wings in his
District would hardly elect him Constable. -
The attention of the Newbernian is invited to
Mr.. Clingman's letter in to-day's Standard Mr..
CHngman has dared" to lift his hand against
Scott and Graham"
Mr.. Caldwell, it seems, though silent thus far,
is already doomed, lie prefers his section and
the Union of the States to Scott-Sewardism, and
for this he is cut off from the party, 6elled and de-
nounced
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BARBECUE AND MASS MEETING

'E~HE Democrats of the " Dark Corner of Wake
will give BARBECUE at CLEMENTS MILL.
on Saturday, the SOth day of October. Gen. Saun-
ders Mr. Dobbn, Mr. Branch, Perrin Busbee and other
distinguished Speakers expected to attend. Tho
people generally of both parties hereby invited.
Oct. IL, 1852. I'd.
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Mass REeetins at Dewar,s store.

There will be MASS MEETING of persons favor
able to the election of PIERCE and KING, at Dcwar's
Store, Cum berland 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, ].
present.
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BARBECUE I'm ALAMANCE.

THERE will be Democratic Barbecue at Andrew
l. Albrights, Esq, in Alamance County Friday
the 22d October Some good speaking may he expected
The people generally are invited to attend.
Oct. IF, 1852. 95--1t.
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 7. Great excitement has
been caused by the refusal of the authorities of Hava
ma to allow the Crescent City stop there.
A Public Meeting was held in this city to-day, and
The subject discussed. The agent has received or
ders to send the passengers back to New York free
of expense, and to return the mails.
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ALMOST FIGHr. We heard amusing anec-
dote yesterday. A jealous Kentucky whig over in
Covington, was expressing great confidence in the
election of Scott.
You won't bet The general result,'' said a
democrat.
"Yes, will,'' said the wing.
Odd if you will,'' said the democrat.
Odd if WON'T said the Wing.
"Then cover that sung out the dem6crat hand
ing 800 gentleman standing by.
Agreed" said the whig, handing over the rags.
"Now," said he. 6 you challenge me to bet on
the general result, THtake PIERCE! When bet.
why bet TO Uin.'
Whereupon, the democrat took his money, and
talked pretty saucy about WING trifng.
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Mass Meeting Mt FrankIfnton..

There will be MASS MEETING of the Demo-
Gratis of Franklin Granville, and Wake Franklinton
on Friday and Saturday, the 18th and 18th of this
month. The people generally invited to attend.
October 4th. 1852.
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N. C. Fashionable Jewelry Store
PALMER & RAMSAY.


DEALERS IN
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
All Kinds of Jewelry, of the Latest StHlesS
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CUTLERY,
Perfumery. Fancy Goods and Clocks.
@ THE subscribers receiving their Fall
EIA purchase, which rs of the most extensive
.AeVer offered for sale in the State Consisting of
I9O Gold aud Silver Watches,
Large collection Of Gold Chains, Seals and Keys.
fine lot of Diamond Rings and Pins,
Fashionable Earrings, Brest2ins and Rings,
Bracelets Cuff Pins and Arrnlelts,
Very large assortment of Cold, Silver and Steel
Spectac les,
S~
Gold and Silver Thimbles,
Gold and Silver Pencils nd Pens and Lockes,
Steel Pensand Keys Razors. Strops and Pen KnivesI
Silver Table, Deserts and Tea Spoons,
Ladies', Forks and Butter Knives, and Pickle Knives
ana Forks.
Casters, Candlestcks, Shutters and Trays.
Baskets, Waiter Coffee Urn,
Gerondoles, Coral and Card Cases,
Perfumery and Fancy Goods
All kinds of Watches Jewelry and Clocks repaired
in usual manner.
October 4, 1852. Oh
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Cor. Iroup's Acceptanct

Coz. 1roup's Acceptdnce- Ye.70IO Fever.
CHARLESTON, Oct.7. Gov. Troup has accepted
the nomination of the State Rights party for the Pres
idency.
The deaths from the yellow fever in this city du-
ring the last three days were II.
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Vs.; - alectons We're held yesterday in Pcnnsyl-
Fanla, Ohio, and Indiana
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E@ Copies of Clingman's powerful anti-Scott
letter may be obtained at the Standard office at 81
per hundred,
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Harding's Emporium.
GILK Velvet Vests, choice Patterns also Figured and
OPlain Vests. Call and Examine
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Green Tea

.=rH-.5 .---t- Green Tea 500 JED -sl+t -
II CHEST superior ground Powder Tea, Iuts re-
l-ceved 81. j. BR OWN
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40 Fine OVer-COats. ~ -a-
CLOTH CLOAKS, with silk velvet facings.~ Jus
I Iopened at HARDING'S EMPORIUM.
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MASS MEETINGS!
Mass MeetIng at AYerasborongh.

There will be a MASS MEETING OF the Democracy
Averasboro' on the 2lst of October. Distinguished
speakers expected to be present. The citizens of
Cumberland, Sampson, Johnston Wake, and the citi-
of North Carolina generally invited attend,
without distinction of party
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PIERCE. KING AND VICTORY

-. N,r,5 mn South. no East no West, under the
I,..t;t,t;ou but a sacred maintenance OF the com.
nJ truc derotion TO tile common brOtherhood
mon 0o'' '''N - Franklin PIERCE.
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ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

--- .7drice 10 People ~ho attend Fires
Never throw the bureaus out of the window
until sufficient number of people have accu-
muIated beneath to " break the fall,'
Make it an inyariabe rlle to pitch the crock
cry out Of the second story window, and bring
down the shovel and tong5 IN your hand II
shows a remarkable degree of self-posscsson
Ifyou are standing in the street, and the fire
has not made much Roadway, rush up and rip
the Venetian blinds off. Don't stop to lit
them of the hinges, or people will think you
Jack energy and zeal. They are usually made
of light wood and split very easy, and If You
don't get more than haltthe blind the first haul
you will be applauded for your fearless perse-
verance in saving the rest next time.
1t is always better to bring an axe with you
than pail. You can whack Iabout with an
axe and make a much finer appearance as Il
man who feels for his neighbours misfortune
and means to show it. If you do bring pail
however, try to throw the water as straight NJ
in the air as you can, and let it come down up
on you. Getting wet is a sure sign that yor
have performed wonders. lfyou could manage
to tear your pantaloons a little, in getting ovel
the yard-fcnce just beside the open gate, tho
Insurance Companies would be likely to prcsen
You a vote of thanks.
Interfere, as much as You can without get
ting knocked over, with the movements Of the
| Engines, and enlbarrass the Foreman as mucl
as possible. 1t shows what a mistake wa,
made in not electing you Foreman.
If it should appear that there arc children II
the burning house, "holler and yell" as loudly
as possible and rush into the building, anc
through into The bark gard, in most frantic man
ner For several minutes people in front will
look upon you as a holocaust When you ap-
pear again, be as much out of breath as you
can, and 60 Immediately home.
As general rule, run as much and as fast
as you can, from place to place, knocking over
many boy and women a. possible, shouting
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For the Free Press

Mr.. Clarke 1t IS unnecessary, conclude, 10 in
form the readers OF the Free Press that we are hav
ing rather Geld weather about these days; but they
OF the present winter, thus tar, with proceeding
ones. For the information OF such, | would state,
that November and December tins winter have both
been nearly degrecs colder than the average tenn
perature OF those months for the 10 preceding years
and that January up to this time ,2Olh, has been 8
degrees colder than the average OF January for the
same time. Nov. 1923 aud Nov 1913 were each
about halt degree colder that Nov. lSj and Dec
lS45 and Dec. 1850, were a trtle colder than Dec.
1851. All the other Novembyrs aud Defenders in
the last IA years, have been considerably warmer
Although the general temperature, since the begin
ing OF November, has been very low, the extreme
has not been remarkably great, not having exceeded
at any time II degrees below zero. in lSii the
thermometer sunk ~ below zero, and in 1913, -
below. Last winter and the winter before it sunk to
J7o and 49, below
w e have additional proof of the unusual GOODNESS
OF the winter, in the closing OF the lake. The usual
time for the broad lake, opposite Burlington, to
freeze over is the first week in February. This year
it closed on the 18th OF January, and find that il
has closed thus early only three times in the last &c
years. In 1871 it closed over Jan Il and continued
frozen Till the Dist o April, In 1888 it froze over
Jan. 10, broke up Jan. D. closed again Feb Z, and
continued closed nil April II In 1887, it closed Jan
IS, and continued frozen over ill April 2G.
Jan. 20, 1852. 1T.
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