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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

VOYAGE AuToUR DU MONDE. --- Quoi
Qn un voyage antouT du monde nc sol
plus prCClsemcnt unc chose extra ordi
nalrc, dependant lc fail est encore assc.
rare pour mtritcr dGtrc mcntonnG.
On cert dc Plymouth au Times, cr
date dn s JUN :
La fregatc de Sa Majestic sutdoisc.
f1"gtnac, dc 40 canons, capitainc Vir,
gin, est arrivte ce matin. Partic d'Eu
rope au mois d'octobre 1851, ct ton>
chant Rio, Janciro ct a Ia Plata, ellie
pass6 par le detroit de Magellan au
'nois de fevrier 1852. Ellie est alice
Valparaiso ct Il quite CaIIao en- mars.
talsant un voyage de circumnavigation
dams lc Pac'tlqnc, ellie visi,6 Ic Gala
pagos, Panama, les Hes Sandwich, San
Francisco, O'Tahiti, les Hes dcs hmis
etSydncy. Ellie IA cnsnitc navignt dams
FOctan Indien ct s'csL rcnduc d'Austra-
lie dams la Caroline ct les Ladroncs, il
Canton, Mantle, Singapore, Batavia
ct Tile Maurice. i,lIc quite !c cap de
bonnc- Esptrance un jour avant lc der
rier paqnebot>poslc, Ie Bosphonss, ct ct
partie de Sail.e- Helene le Ii mai.
qnatre Jonrs apres Ic Bosphoms. L'Eu-
genie ainsi accompIi IN voyage antonr
dn monde. Son 6qnipagc Sc composait
de $40 M arms, dont dcux sont morris dc
la ilevrc; un marin est tombt dcs corda-
ges ct dcnx ont descrtt. Lttat dc pt.
qnlpngr ct cclui hn vasseau font Ie plus
grand honneur a la marine suedoise. |
tlhcIqn"s homInes ont Gu i souifrir dune
cecite PARTICLE, mais cette affection a
dimlhne mesnrc qn'ils approchaicnt
dune latitude plns scptcnrionaIc. On
attribute cette ctcile aux elets du soIeiI |
dams les climats br1lants par OH lc vais-
'eau passe.'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

On ecrit du Havre sous Ia date du 4
Juliet. "s.%s5''E .'' s..53
LIE beau yacht de plaisance il va.
peur Worth Star, don't nous avons an.
nonce IT, y qpelqne temps, larrivee de
New York a Southampton, ct qui dc la
s'etait rendn L Saint Petersburg, est
entire ce matin au Havre, OF il a pris
place dams lie bassiD de la FIoride. 4
$ Cette gracieuse etmagni6que cons
tructioh, don't nous avons donne la des-
cfiption d'apres les journaux anglais,
jastific a Ia premiere vue tout Ie bicn
qui en- etc dit. F 3s aa eaa
$ Ce nest pas qu'en l'apercevant de
profll l'gil ne soft choque de Ia dispos-
ton de I'arant, coupe droit ct prive de
beaupre ainsi que de goibrc, CONNIE ce-
hui du Humboldt. Mais on oublie bien
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07
DRAME HORRIBLE.

Nicaragua, 10 Juliet.
I'm dramc dcs plus tcrrbles Went d.
Sc passer aux chntcs de Niagara. Troi
hommcs appartenant d IN train nouant
s'etaient endormis parait-iI, dams un ba
teau NAL amarre d ses c6tts; &C bateau
sen d&tacha. ct fut entrafn6 avcc unt
epouvantabIe rapidite vcrs Ia chute.
Deux de ces malheurcux, I'm nommt
Andrew Hanaman, lautre m inconnu
fnrcnt precipites instantanement dams Ie
gouifre qni ne rend que des victimcs.
lie troisieme, Joseph Able, put attcin-
Dire a IN roc OH il rcsta accroche.
I.'emotion Get instant etait nmen-
SC. On nn'avait aucun bateau de sauvc.
tagc a sa disposition, ct les autres bar
ques ftaient halay6es ausst6t qu'ellcs
touchaient aux rapides. On cnvoya
Buffalo pour avoir d" secoufs. lin at
tcndant, qaelQnes pesonncs rtussirent a
f,ire parvenir qncIque nourrilnrc d &C
maIheureus, au moyen de boites not-
Lan!es. .-+
'.c batcan de sanyetage attcndn de
Buffalo ar'iva; mais il t'ait trop Ifgcr;
pcine lance, il di-parut. Pendant &C
temps, l'infortnne qn'on pouvait voir du
rivage, perdait de ses forces, ct il ftait
a craindre gull ne put attendre plus
Iongtemps. ......~ ....
Eofin, apres de longs efforts ct de
morteIlcs anxi6tfs, on Gtait parvenu 4
faire dotter IN radean jusqu'a lui; il
allalt le qniter pour santer dams lie ba-
team de sauvetage qni Ini ttait de non-
vean envoyf, lorsque celui-ci frappant
contre le radcan, Ie lanca dams les rapi-
des. Joseph Able, bien digne de ce nom,
fit des efforts surhumains pour nager
vers une lie voisine; mais la force du
courant l'entrafna : il Sc leva une der.
Mere fois de tonte sa hauteur, poussa IN
ri lamentable, agita ses bras en- dtses-
1ere, ct disparnt aux yeux de la foule
errifee qui bordait le rivage.
&c drame dura depuis neuf heures ct
lemie de Ia soiree du l8, jnsqu'a six
leures ct demie de l'apres,midi du 10.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

les mGmcs ambassadeurs Il scmpercur
de liussie qui, dit-on, acccptera.
Les Rnsses ont pris la direction dcs
bureaux de postes de la VaIachic ct dc
la Moldavie
Un service reIigicux doit atre cGI6-
brf dams lie camp de Varsovic aIin dap
peIcr les btnedictions dc Dieu sur Par
NEE orthodoxc qni va combattrc les in
lideIes,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

" A la rcquete de tohs scs amis, M.
DESIRE LEBLANC a CONSENT a Sc
porter CONNIE canddat d la place de
CrcEicr de la Cour du Cinquiemc Dis 50
trict, pour la paroisse Assumption.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

UNE FoLIE AQuATIQUE.-I.c sicur Lee.
Gtait marchand tpicier i Bcllcvillc. II
y Il quclquc temps. il sentit subtle
ment un lrisson conr,r le long dc s..
moolle tpinierc ct cntrcr dasis son Ger
vean. II pcrdit connaissancc ct sc Iaissa
tombcr ii tcrrc; on s'cmpressa dc lui
porter sccours, mais q"and il cut repris
l'usagc dc scs sens, j etail dc7esiu fou.
Conduit a Ph6pitaI Saint-Louis, il cs,
saya phIsienrs fois dc Sc donner Ia mort;
la surveillance ACTIVE don't il ttait Fob
jet dtjoua ses tentatives; On jour il par
vint a s'avadcr. II errait dams Ie q,,articr
Saint-Paul, Iorsqu'il remarqna Il Ia por
tc dune maison, unc petite afiiche a la
main Indignant qn'on await besoin dun
pa )efrenier. lie sicur L.. cntra olIi.ir
en- ceIte 9nalit6 ses services ct fut agree.
On lc NIT itnmediatcment d l'euvre ct
on lui commando dc paiser de l'eau il
Ia pompe pour abrcuver jes cheyaux..
Une fois que lc fon ent commcncG &C
travail, il continna dc lc remplir par nn
movement aulomatiqne dune incroya,
bic rapiditd. II empIit d'ean recurie,
les caves, les, cuisines, I'ofiicc, les ap-
partements du rez-de-chausstc; tout
etait monde. En- vain voulut-on Parre--
ter; il renversa plusieurs psrsonnes qui
s'efforcaie mt dc Ie saisir. Lsune d'eIIes
fut bIessee, ct I'on dut pre- ,cnir le CON-
nissaire de police, qui vint accompagn6
Fun certain nombre d'agents. '''7
S'appercevant que c'etait a hi qu'on
N voulait, Ie sieur L... commenca par
ancer la tete des arrivants le. contenu
le ses deux sceaux. Ensuite, il s'artna
tune fourche, ct, furieux de sc yoir in-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07
M,hsieur / Ed,tenr.

" Vc,,illcz annonccr Que M. A. w.
JOURDAN est candfIa< a la place de
RrpfsSrtstapt al Congress pour le 2me
District Congre~>ionnel de Get Etat, SUI
irt |; la decision della Convention Demo-
ic'atique" .fssI d aa-sz sa
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07
Monsieur J 'Editeur,

Nenllez annoncer dams votre journal
que NJ. JOHN Z. AYRAUD, titulaire
actncl, est candidat aux prochaines eIec.
lions pour Ia place dc Recorder de la
paroisse Ascension. /! sera soutenu par
SES NOMBREUX AMIS.
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M. SOULE.

Washington, 23 Juliet,
On donne une ser6nade a M. Sonle
M. Haley, du Mississippi, lui a adressd
un discours. Dams sa r6ponsc, M. SouIt,
dit que sa mission etat toute de justi-
ce ct de consideration.
M. Walker partira pour la Chine vcrs
le milieu 'aoul.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07
NapoltonvilIc, 81 Juliet 1853.

Napoltonvi|'c, 81 Juliet 1853.
Nonsicur ] IEditev, 10. -
Vcuilez annonccr dams votre estima-
Bile journal que NJ. A. r. HICKMAN,
Ic itnlairc actucl, u CONSENT il sc Iais-
ser porter CONNIE candidat In place
de Sheriff, aux elections de noyembre
prochain, il Ia requetc de
SEES NOMBREUX AAIIS.
(Snvent de nomhrenses signatnres.)
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07
DEpECilES TELEGRAPfHQUES
New York. 27 Juliet.

New- York, u Juliet.
lie gonvcrncment a fait pariir les of
ficiers du steamer Ohio avec des ordres
pour arrGter Certains indiyidus impli-
ques dams IL fraude comnire Ia doua.
ne de San Francisco. M. Cutler est ac-
cnse d'avoir dttonrne a son profit Gne
somme de cent mile dollars.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

EXPLOIT DUN EDITEUR. -. La gloire
.qu'ont acquise Leandre ct lord Byron,
pour avoir 81 souvent traverse fHelles-
pont a la mage, chassait sans doute le
sommel de Ia couche de M. j. w +.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

a 0E- Neus sommes amtori-d aannoncer
'nae NJ. CnARLEs r. GRENEAUX est
candidat democra,c.'a d Ia place de Ire
sorier Etpi, sujeta u decision de- Ia
Convention Democr;Itidhe.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07
ANDRE LEBLANC,
Wonsscur EEditeasr,

scn'I1ez announcer que ctdant aux
solicitations dun grand nornbre d'amis,
M. VILEOR LEBLANC a CONSENT
a Sc 'alsser porter candidat 10 place
dc Recorder de la paroissc Assumption,
a la prochainc election.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

N1NEsTRE EsPAGNoL WASHINGTON.
.5 Des lcttrcs particnIiercs d.Espagn e
donncnt CONNIE positive Ia nomination
dc NJ. GonzaIes Bravo en- renpIacemcnt
de Nj. Calderon de Ia Barca, appcle au
posse de uillistre des aflaires Grange
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

4 Mons annopqons,q,e M, 1 lc ,jnge ): N.
TAlsfsB IAN, Su,sptendant actuel dcs
tEroIes Pabliq'ies de l'Etat, est candi-
,dafpour la meme place i IL prochaine
Election, snjet i IA decision de la con
vention democratique. 7og4
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9 Monsieur rEdita,r,

nVeuilIcz altnoncer M. AUGUSTIN
DUPLANIlEs3, de In paroissc Est
Baton ltohge, ooinmecandidat a Ia place
dAnditeur des Eomrtes Publics, snjet a
do nominationade Ia Convention Demo-
'crakque, r. fI4ut77 s'a4
Ffi TN CpANn NnN gyE ne DEMorRATEs
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07
MonSicur tEditeur.

Ncnll!cz annonccr gu aux elections Ge
novembre proclaim je suis candidat a
Ia place dc Recorder dc ccttc paroisse,
que 'occupc actue!Iemcnt.
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Baltimore, % Juliet.

LA tlevre anne Il tcIat6 Philadel-
phle. On a constate six cas-.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07
TuRoUrE.

Les ambassadenrs d France, dan
gIcterrc, d'Antriche ct de Prusse ont
adresse unc note au Slltan, l'engageant
arrangcr la difiiculte avec Ia Russie.
LIE sultan a accepte cette note.
La meme proposition etc faite par
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07
DlMANCHE 7 AOUT 1853.
ComDttto,,s ou Do,sr,saI
AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

AGENTS DU PIONNIER.
I'M. Z. Eude, Passa %
NLLE-ORLEANs de la Bourse, No 80
.t .E4sEg.E encoignure Cont
D ASCENSION u. MN Richard a. Templet
,RrvtERE-NEuvE. NJ. Firmin Duplessis.
IBERyLLE IS. NJ. J. Breau.
Sr-JAcoUEs NJ Auguste Thcriot.
sr-'rns sr c,,sn,rs nAri's1A' NJ. Edgard Perret.
Posr-BnEAux, At, Edmond Buliard
TnBoDAUx ~. M. Adophe Blanchard.
lsoUMA =. M. +. Gagn6.
trE-MARrE :. M. Etienne PcnIsson.
ASSUMPTION g. Rodriguez, Cafe STIR.
BELLE Rrv1EEE NJ. Pierre Thtriot.
PArNcoURTvILLE, !. NJ. G. j. f.. Gauther,
II Dams les parosscs OH nous n'avons pas
fomme d'agents, pnns prions les Maitres de
a'oste de vouloir SO charger de l'agence de notre
fGail,e. at ,a.#n-.r.. z
ANNONCES: Ponr les Insertions, annonces,
avis, ETC., etc, les conditions sont los sniyante5:
Par DIX LIGNEs, pour Ia lGre insertion vi 90
Pour les insertions suivantes =: 80
Tout abonne qni voudra suspendre son abon-
nenent, devra prevenir, par ecrit, PEditeur
Gninzc iours an mons, avant Fexplratlon dn trl-
mestre.
On execute a l'imprimere du PIoNN1ER, ct ce
arx prix les plus moderes, toutes especes d on
Rrages tspograpliques, (Jobs,) tells que, CAR
res. FAcTuREs, PAMPHLETS, BLAECs. ETC. ETC.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07
Arr1pse du steamer Asia.
New ork. % jnillet.

lie steamer Asia est arrive avec des
dates de Liverpool dn Is. .s5a
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uN GRAND 0xBIE DE DEMocRATEs
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14
THE MARKETS.

w,Ir1seros Sept. 10 NAVAL SroREs-The transactions
ii s. yasy DIP asa so obs
sales this mornings or two parcels on market wncn
yesterday previous days highest quotation, and note
sales Of ESQ barrels at gallon the aa r
fused There has been Transactions this morning up to
the time of closing enquiries and the stock IN market
cents In Rosin we note sale Yesterday Of IS bbs No lat
So Dbl Sale yesterday of AZ bbls Tar at 81 IS Dbl
TIMBER-Two RATS sold this morning 50 70 q Sl1 %
u NJ. Journal.
cotton II cents per b flour S. @ SIS 5O axseed ST
per bushe rs cts per bushe wheat so a so cents
PETERSBURG Sept TO- Those buying by may expect
to pay an advance on annexed quotations:
Undergraduates active to-day, and full prices pay
CorroN- firmly at III cents. No sales
last.
CoRN-Sales at go cents, in good demand
advance of to &c per bushel to-day Sales
sprouted parcels, 80 to s., 10 ' - ~-'70 1870 '
Flour City brands, 1925 q $3.50.
BACoN-Sales shoulders at % TX cts; sides So q So
cents; Va. hoground 1O1( q IL. Hams Is111.
LARD-Wesfern in barrels, at IL cents Kegs, 1a cents
BsEE9Mess beef per Dbl, sls @ 1s, Nominal.
PoRK-Mess Pork offering at S!9.
FIsH-No g. Mackerel 81 Is and scarce; No. North Car
Ona clipped 500 new Roe = HeErngs AZ per half bbl'
SNT-Sl, 65c. for fine; G. A. 81, 20,
GuANo-saes making at 500. Stock light,
PLAs1FR5PetersbGg fresh ground, unpacked, seq per
Washington Sl,s71l @ s1,45.-Thomaston sl,2
New YORK, Sept. 9. Cotton duI-Sales of 451 bales.
Flour has advanced 125 1874 cents sales of 10000
good Ohio, sa[ a Sc Is for southern Wheat
is of $4,000 bushels at 81 52 for Genesee
$4,000 bushels at 50 for mixed and yellow Corn Meal
rs of 500 bbs at Is So s5 Tebacoesales of
900 bags at l9 M 1r Rio and ~ @ F. cts for Java
for and sia 80 for prime. of $50 bbIs
shoulders and &c. for hams. Lard of $50 bb at
IL % 1880 Baltimore Sun.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14
THE MAILS.

By the recent change of schedule on the Raleigh
and CASTOR Road we are in receipt of our New York
papers at g. P. NJ the next day after their pubhca-
ton, which is twentyfours hours earlier than they
have been heretofore received In the first place. they
arrive twelve hours earlier and secondly, under the
former arrangement the mail received at too late
an hour at night to be opened and was therefore de-
layed until next morning, making in all twentyfour
hours The Petersburg, Richmond and Norfolk pa
pers are received on the day of their date.
This arrangement will be of benefit to the State
generally and especially to the Southern and Wes-
tern portions for the mail lines in these directions
being daily the public will receive their letters and
papers in the shortest possible time. The thanks of
the public due to the Postmaster General for this
evidence of readiness his part to them.
North Carolina has been much behind other States
in her mail facilities; but indulge the confident
expectation that, under the wise and energetic ad-
ministrationsof Mr.. Campbell, we shall be favored
with marked improvements in this respect. We are
sure he will do all in his power to accommodate the
public with increased mail facilities.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14
Gbe gtar0ar0,
D1r1cu WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IA, 1853,
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


We publish, in another column, sPiri.eu anu
.,.oo,Ient article from the washington Union
aot;on to Lord John Russells despatch IN reply TO
Mr. Everett respecting Cuba THIS oespaIcn VIC nave
already laid before our readers
Tho deliberate and well-considered determination
&c the American people is that England shall neltn
~ control the destnies of Cuba nor interfere IN the
oTairs Of the island The despatch OF Lord Johh
p,sseu IS most artfully drawn up, but the designs
&c Creat Britain are nevertheless plainly to be seen
CHI NOV onpress or extinguish nationaltles else
whore. but when she attempts to enforce ner peou-
liar policy in this part of the world, she Will hn9
herself suddenly and sternly arrested by Vne VOICES
and. if necessary, by the arms OF the pe0
Mo President Pierce will adhere 10 the monroe
doctrine. whatever the consequences may De-
mTho oITn;onn contains other articles on this I'M
,,ot question which we shall transfer to our col
umns
The "Boston Post" of the goth August contains
very able article in relation to the of the Hun
earian. Kosta. The Union" copies this article ap-
provingly, as follows:
"THE KosTA AFFAIR. We commence to-day, and
will conclude tomorrow the republication from the
editorial columns of the Boston Post OF an elaborate
and most mastery review of the case OF hosta Inc
character of the outrage perpetrated upon the Hun
paran exile-the violation OF neutral territory, OF
Turkish law, and of rightfully pledged American
protection in his case, set forth by the writer
with consummate power and eloquence. Not less
eAectual and conclusive in our judgment, both in
view of public law and of true American public
policy is the writer's vndicatOn of the protection
extended to costa by the American authorities.
This protection will, we have no doubt as we have
before said, be fully sanctioned oy the aomlhisua-
tiOn. "
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14
Mr.. B. WILLIAMS.

RAILWAY COACHES. The Standard has notice of
some Railway Coaches which MI: John R; Harrison
ton Road The Standard says: One of the Coach
sis nearly finished and the other about half finish
ed. The work, so far could judge, Is Of the
best character The painting is remarkably well done;
and indeed the whole coach, when completed, will
look as we'll and be quite convenient and service
able as any constructed in the Northern or Eastern
States"
Mr.. Harrison is an enterprising mechanic; and if
our citizens are true to their interests he will be prop
ery encouraged The prosperity of our State, well
of the South generally, must depend upon the i'm
provement of Agriculture and the building of Man.
ufactures and the Mechanic Arts; and we think we
do not estimate the importance of the latter
when we say that proper encouragement of these
will do much to promote the success of the other
two. HSlls6oroWgh Recorder:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14
NEW STORE.

Messrs. W. H. & R. S. TUCKER, of this City, have
just completed their Store Fayetteville Street
and most elegant and capacous Store it is. 1t is
% by 95 feet laid off and arranged in the best style
for business. The wood work was executed by Mr.
James Dodd, assisted by Mr.. Nicholson, Mr.. Pickard
Mr. Rufin Jones and others brick work, plaster
ing and stuccoing by Mr.. Cosby. Mr. Doddis one of
our very best workmen, and this job has added to
his reputation designer and builder.
On Saturday evening last the worthy proprietors
threw open the doors and invited the Editors of the
City, the workmen engaged upon the building, and
others, to be present The supper provided for the
occasion was excellent; and we had quite merry
time of it. Two of the first humorists and wits in
town were there; but their modesty is such that we
spare them the mention of their names
The meto Store, when filled, will doubtless attract
Its full share of custom. The gentlemanly proprie-
tors are entitled by their attention. civility, and
energy to what they are enjoying-the most album
dant success in business
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14

NORTH CAROLINA BONDS. The attention of CAPT.
taliss is invited to an advertisement in paper
Carolina proposes sell her bonds to the amount of
half a million of dollars. The resources of North
Carolina such to command the confidence of
capitalists and to for her bonds full price.
No State in the Union has manifested prudence
in its finances, and in view of her unbounded mineral
and agricultural resources, State has shown
caution in resorting to its credit In every point of
view the bonds offered present opportunity
for safe investment, and we shall be disappointed
ifthey do not command a good price
WdshinqtOn Union
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14
MARRIED..

On the s1st August the residence of W. E. Startling
ham, n c. and Mary Starring of Henry county, va
In Asheyie Tuesday evening last, at the Hotel Of Mr.
James NJ Smith, by Rev. f. w. Chanceaulme Mr.. VIM b.
Gves of Yanceyvle N c., Miss Mary E. daughter of
j. r. Shuford Esq
In Warren county, Thursday 1st inst by Prof John
B. White of Wake Forest College, Mr. William G. Simmons
of Montgomery County, N. C., to Miss Mary E. Foote
In Nash County, Tuesday morning 9th inst by Thos
w. Avent Esq, Mr. Thomas E. Powell of Warren to Miss
Lucy B. Avent, daughter of Frank. Avent Esq formerly
of Nash.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14

THINGS FOR THE FAIR. The last Fayetteville Car
Ulnan says "Welearn that our townsmen A. A. Nc
he'nan and A. H. Whitfield, are preparing to exhibit
SPECIMENS OF Carriage work at the Agricultural Fair
winch is to be held in Raleigh on the 18th of October
next This exhibits commendable1spirit. We hone
at as many of the different counties of our State az
Tnn 10 So will make arrangements to be represented
lnoSe along the line of the Railroads will have the
charge" po>-N-0'i0 Hoe VI
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14

~ Mr. Jenkins, the Wing candidate for Gov
ernor OF Georgia, sgnalzed himself some time since
n Dy advocating property qualification for voters
Inc democratic papers are giving him what he de-
serves particularly sharp scissors on the subject and
we may look for his defeat by Mr. johnson, the Dem
ocrauc candidate, by thousands But Mr. Jenkins is
true to his instincts as Federast in opposing free
Suffrage lie had right to do it, inasmuch as this
Is a ree country; but then the people of Georgia
nave at the same time the right to decline his sery
ces as Governor
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14

The Norfolk Argus recounts act of unalloyed
sbeneyolence which is as praseworthy as we feel
bound to say it is rare A gentleman stepped up to
piece for the sufferers at New Orleans, refusing to
give his name. How admirably this contrasts with
the ostentaton which so often .dims the lustre of
charity. The modest donor may assure himself that
a richer blessing will visit him from the widows
Husband and orphans Father than viii accompany
many of the magnificent requests that are heralded
over our country Petersburg Democrat
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14

VERMONT ALMOST DEMOCRATIC! The people of
vermont voted on Tuesday last for Governor and
members Of Assembly. The Democratic and Wing
candidates Tor Governor very close together and
Is thought there is election by the people. The
Legislature, as far as heard from, stands % Demo-
Gratis q Wings in the House, with four towns to
near from; Senate probably Wing. The temperance
question was mixed up in the contest.
Vermont Democratic State! When will won
oers cease? The Democrats, it will be recollected,
nave recently carried both Tennessee and Kentucky
States which voted for Scott.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14

COOP TIME FOR FARMERS. Farmers will observe
that wheat has gone up again to high figure, and
we are told the probabilities are that it will not re-
lax in price very soon The husbandman and plant
.er can now obtain for his products most excellent
prices andswe hope the fact will not be overlooked
by them that nowhere can they obtain higher prices
than in Petersburg. This is the market for wheat,
and tobacco three great staple productions
of Old Virginia. Peters1urg Express.