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New CAST THE CABINET. The very last
of the speculations the subject is the following
which we find IN the n. Y. Herald, viz:
Caleb Gushing of Mass, Secretary of State.
A. e. FIagg of New York, Secretary of the Treas
ury.
the Navy.
jefferson Davis of Mississippi, Secretary of War.
James c. Dobbin of IN orth Carolina, Secretary of
the Interior.
R. M'CeIland of Michigan, Postmaster General,
James Campbell of Pennsylvania, Attorney Cen
eral
The Herald is " strongly inclined to the opinion
that the majority, OF the above list, will be
submitted on the 9Th March, for the confirmation OF
the Senate Taken, as a whole, il is able cabi-
net-bui, while cannot assert our positive disbe-
lief in The rumor, should not be surprised that the
reported arrangement is entirely incorrect.
AS it is said that Gen. Pierce 10 leave on Mon
day for Washington, restrain curiosity
and calmly wait until the 4th March, still confident
that the President elect will do his duty, and
round himself with wise, popular and able cabinet
of advisers. Rich. Eng.
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How TO " FINISH" A DAUGHTER. For the attain.
ment of this end Punch gives the following drec-
lions:
1. Be always telling her how pretty she is.
2. Instill into her mind proper love of dress.
3. Accustom her 10 so much pleasure. that she is
never happy at home.
4. Allow her read nothing but novels.
s. Teach her all ihe accomplishments, but none Of
the utilities Of life.
6. Keep her in the darkest ignorance of the mys-
teries of housekeeping.
7. Initiate her into the principle that it is vulgar
do any thing for herself
8. TO strengthen the latter belief, let her have
ladies maid.
9. And lastly, having given her such an education,
marry her to some snowy fellow, without either in
dustry substance
If, with the above careful training. your daughter
is not finished You may be it is no fault of yours
and you must look upon her escape nothing short
of a miracle.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-19

It is stated that the wealthiest and most influential
commercial organization in Europe has determined
send agent the United States for the purpose Of
asceTaining whether not the of the
southern States disposed to throw off the Liver
pool monopoly ofcotoh. The proposition is create
continental depo, for cotton. Nat. -IntsIEgesce
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-19

Es MIR. Lyman, of the Asheville Spectator
is hHng his popgun at Thomas L. CIingman. This
IS the same Mr.. Hyman, we believe, who edited a
wing paper year or two since in Wisconsin, and
VINO supported as candidate for Governor in that
State that notorious F'eesoiler, Farwell. sitrot
SO, Mr.. Lyman? And yet you are lecturipp and
chld'ng that uniinching defender of the Constitu-
''0nal rights OF the South, Thomas l.. Clingman
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Mail Arrangements at Raleigh.

krti0al and Departure Of Railroad and Stage
Lines at and from Raleigh.
NORTHERN MA1L-(By Railroad.)
leaves daily at p. m.
Arrives daily at a. m.
The mail closes at p. m.
SOUTHERN MAIL-(By Q horse hack,)
Leaves daily at ~ a. N.
Arrives daily at p. m.
Mail closes at 81 a.
WESTERN MAIL-(By horse coaches,)
Leaves daily at 8 a. N.
Arrives daily atI13 p. m.
Mail closes at a. m.
PITTsBoRoUeH MAIL-(By horse hack,
Leaves Sunday and Wednesday at a. N.
Arrives Monday and Thursday at7p m.
Mail closes Tuesdays and Saturdays at p. m.
GoLDsBoRoUaH MAIL-(By horse coach,)
Leaves daily (except Sunday at 8 a. m.
Arrives daily Except Monday at10a. N.
Mail closes at a. except Sunday.
TARBoRouGH MAIL-(By horse hack,)
Leaves Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at a. m.
Arrives Sunday, Wednesday and Friday at p m.
Mail closes Monday, Wednesday and Friday al 8 p m.
RoxBOROUeH MAIL-(By HOrse.J
Leaves Friday at 10 m.
Arrives Friday at9 a. m.
Mail closes at Friday at IL m.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-19
TUESDAY, February Is.

TUESDAY, February Is.
SENATE. The Chair laid before the Senate re-
port of the Secretary Of the Interior transmitting
port from Commissioner Bartlett the subject of the
boundary line between the United Slates md Next
-
Also, report Of the Secretary Of War, transmit
ting Captain Silgreaves's report of the expedition
down the Zun and Colorado rivers.
The Senate proceeded to consider the deficiency
bill, and several amendments were debated after
which its further consideration postponed until
to morrow.
The Pacific railroad bill was taken up and made
the order of the day for IL o'clock Tomorrow.
The Senate proceeded to consider the resolution in
relation to The Tehauntepec grant, and Mr. Hale spoke
at length thereon.
Mr.. Brooke replied briefly, and gave way to mo-
ton for adjournment.
HOUSE OF Representatives. The House passed
the bill amenda.ory of the several laws relative to
coins of the United States. After Mr.. Shelton had
days before, on motion Of Mr.. King, of New York,
the bill TO prevent failure delay of justice in the
District Of Columbia was passed The same gentle
man next called up the bill to prevent frauds the
treasury, the Senate's amendments thereto being
pending. After they we're disposed Of the House
went into Committee of the Whole on the state of
the Union (Mr. Orr in the chaIr;) and having read
and laid aside the Post Office Department appropria-
ton bill to be reported back with favorable recon-
mendaticn, the civil and diplomatic appropriation
bill was taken up, and general debate ensued, in
which Messrs Venable, Cobb, Stephens of Georgia,
Stuart, and Newton participated The committee
then rose, and shortly afterwards the House adj
lourned. Union.
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Wanted.

Wanted
YOUNG NAN, to attend in a Music Store who
n can write good hand. Apply to the Editor Of the
Standard for further information
February 2, 1854. 24-H
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~ we are under Obligations to the Regis
Ter Once for copy of Professor Emmon,s Re-
port we shall take occasion, at an early day.
70 make cOpiOus extracts from this valuable docu.
aneat NSU"
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-19

The French Emperor has determined to make St.
German his principal hunting station on account Of
lis proximity to Paris. Orders have been given 10
the principal Venear hunt stag in the forest there
twice week regularly through The SEASON. Two
packs of hounds will be kennelied at ST. German,
one TO be called the Emperors pack, and the other
the ST. German pack. Thursday will always be a
hunting day, and on Thursdays any one will be at
liberty 10 attend either foot horseback, in
carriage. The other weekly meeting will be attend
ed by the Emperor, and will not be onany xed day
On this occasion no one will be allowed follow the
hounds but those possessing the button of his Maes-
tvs household.
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Mr.. KINGS HEALTH. The steamer Osprey, with
Havana dates to the 10th, arrived at New Orleans
on the 18th. She brings intelligence that Mr..
Kings health was improving.
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LARGE SALE NEGROES, Messrs. Capers and
Hayward sold auction yesterday gang of negroes
belonging TO the of John H. kcInIosh, of Du-
val county, Fla, 2O9 in number for 1897 425, averag
ing S466 per head. They sold in families, and
there WIS unusual proportion of young children.
One family of averaged $5O5 each, and another
Of ten averaged $50 each.
Mr.. Thos. D. Condy sold at the time gang
of 40 negroes belonging to the estate of ]. Mcleod,
for $3.50. 655. average of 1925 rer head. One
family of seven averaged $40 each, and family of
six averaged $3.50 each. Mr. Condy also sold two
other gangs, of SO and the other of Sc, similar
prices, but the particulars of which could not
learn. Prime field hands ranged from 1920 TO 5000.
These sales, comprising in the aggregate 327
slaves, show considerable advance in the value of
this kind of property, the prices being higher than
have been obtained in this city for the last twenty
five years. Charleston Mercury Of Friday.
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Eg- We copy to-day, from the Illustrated
Magazine of Art an interesting and instructive
article the subject of English Railways. Read it.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-19

BosroN, Feb Is. Gen. Pierce arrived here to-day.
He declined public reception.
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AN ADMIRABLE DISCOURSE. On Sunday last we
listened with delight to eloquent and thrilling fu-
neral sermon from Rev. M. ID. Hoge. in comment
Grafton OF the death of Rev. John A. Gretter most
worthy minister of the Presby terrain Church. Ii was
the finest sermon we have hedrd-cIassicay
eloquent full OF touching sentiments and sound NOR
ais, and solemniy grand. Tie speakers picture of
the PerishdbIe character Of temporal things and his
glowing sketch OF eternity, were drawn by masters
hand, and produced the deepest sensation though his
intelligent and symPathising audience. Powerful as
the sermon was, one of its chief merits The Just
and proper tribute paid to the deceased whom it did
We ourselves are witnesses that the Reverend Orator
did no more Than justice to the amented dead With
the talents and virtues of John A. Gretter, though
several years Older than ourselves, were intimate
ly acquainted. AS children together, were in the
same class at school in this cty-and when the We
teran Lafayette revisited this city, proud
welcome hIm private in boys company, with
green shirts and leather CATERS, Of which John A.
Gretter was the beloved Captain. At the University
OF Virginia, in the same class. Al a late
day, We were separated. Our friend Greiter remov-
ed TO Huntsville, then North Carolina, where he
acted In the double capacity of minister of the Cos
pei and Professor of Mathematics, for which science
his strong, clear mind and untiring energy both at
school and at college, had fully capacated him. He
died in Greensborough, N. c., and was there buried
in the midst of his loving and devoted paTshioners.
II was with these feelings that we listened to the
eloquent tribute of Rev. Mr.. Hoge, and, under the
sway of his oratory, which brought back the scenes
of the past, we shed silent the grave of
John A. Gretter.
We that Mr.. Hoge's fine discourse will be
published it is eminently worthy of being read by
all. Richmond Enquirer.
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SPEECH OF SENATOR DOUGLAS. The earnest and
deeply-interested expectation which awaited the
speech of Senator Douglas upon the Monroe doctrine
and the Cuban question, presented in the resolu-
lions of Gen. Cass, yesterday fully met and
gratifed by the mastery effort Of argument and eio
quence in which the distinguished senator from I-
nois set forth and vindcated his views the impor
tant topics under discussion. We hope, without de-
lay, to lay this able speech before readers
LENGTH and in correct form and meantime, without
passing judgment upon the opinion of Judge Doug
las to the exPediency of the adoption of the
utions in their present phraseology and this time
We commend his speech to the public attention
most thorough and conclusive demonstration of the
principle of the Monroe doctrine the policy
of peace for the government of the United States in
regard to the affairs of this continent. In this point
of view the speech will add to the already eminent
reputation OF Senator Douglas statesman and as
great master Of parliamentary logic and eloquence
1t proper add tina, the explanations which the
debate of yesterday gave rise tended fix clearly
upon the resolutions the construction which we I'M
deTstood Senator Douglas to advocate, and which
from the fist indeed, we have regarded the resolutions
as intended TO bear. darlington Union.
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RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD.
TTNHE Passenger Trains this Road due an
L follows
- Mail Train, Accommodation.
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A memorial was presented in the Senate yesterday
asking the aid of the government in testing newly
invented machine to overcome the grades OF railroads
The inventor is gentleman OF the Old dominion
Mr. Foote. of Vermont, stated that careful examIna-
lion of the machine had convinced him not only of
lis practicabliy, but of its complete success. In
this age of railroads it may prove TO be valuable
yeption Nat. Inteligenser.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-19

The Pacific RAIL ROAD COMPANY. 1t is stated
this Company, now applying TO the New York Leg
isa,ure for an act of incorporation. have made ar
IangementsS with N Otis & Co., of Philadelphia, to
nut up works manufacture motive power for their
road and with Hewitt & Cooper, of New Jersey,
tn roll the iron, r rail, the Iron mountain in Mis-
souri, Wells g. Co., A. s. Divin & Co., with others,
have contracted build 1000 miles OF the road with
in "a months be six foot guage and double track.
The company exPsci the government will loan them
S45 900 per mile If so, the probability is the road
will be built in less than five years.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-07
A FARM FOR SALE,

The subscriber offers for sale, his farm, situ.
a.ed in East township, Carroll co., O., on the
leading road from New Lisbon to Carrolllon
two miles from Mechanlcslown, Two miles from
Norristown, five miles from SalineviIle, and
three miles from ths Cleveland and WellsviIle
Railroad. The farm contains 100 acres, about
$50 Of which are cleared and in good repair
The land is Of The best Quality, and can't be
surpassed for raising grain OF cattle, and is we'll
wa.ered. There are on The premises, large
franc barn, sixty by twenty eight feet, with an
abundance o: sIablug dwelling house 35 by
2s feet, shingled, and other shingIed buildings ,
large orchard Of apple and peach trees, and
new cider works.
The terms vii be moderate, payments light,
and possession given the first of April next, or
perhaps sooner on conditions. There are about
80 acres OF grain in the ground which can be
Obiained by the purchaser.
Apply TO the subscriber on the premises.
Dec. 5, '52. CHARLES Nj. SPENCE.
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NOTICE..

To Jacob Swaney. Rebeees Desfdorf. Johh
Houseman, sssignee Of Rosanua KoogfE, iniermsr-
ried with William KOoutz. Margaret Madden, In
termsrried With William Madden. Samuel SwsBey.
Elizabeth yohnstoE, intsrnaFFied with william
Johnston, Nancy Johnston. intsrmarried with Js-
cob Johnston, and Eleanor swansy, WidOw Of
Daniel Swaney, deed
You will take notice, that on the 10Th day Of Ju-
y, lS52, the undefsigned 6led bic petition in the
court Of common pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio,
where the same is now pending. demanding psrti-
ton Of the following premises situate In said eoun.
y, and In Rose township, being the southwest
quarter cf section g. In township l6 Of rsngs T.
containing $50 acres (sxoePtiug two acres 10 The
northeast eOrner)
The undersigned demands tkat partition b
made Of the said premises e. follows To the un.
dersigned two undivided ninth parts, and 70 eaci
Of the other parties one undivided ninth part o.
said land Of which Daniel SWsney died seited, an,
70 EleaLer Swaney dover In the whole.
AZ the next term OF the court an application
will be made BY the undersigned for an order tina
partition may be made, &c, Of said premises.
/ JAMES GORDON,
~ - By Van Brown. his Au'y.
JulysR .-6ts.pr fee $500.
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Notice.

Court of common Pleas, Carroll county.-Par-
tiIion.-George Gofmnger vs. Marry Ann Coal
ler.-The said Mary Ann CoaIler who resides in
the S late OF Missouri, is hereby notified that a
petition was filed against her in the Office Of the
clerk OF the court OF common Pleas within and
for the county of Carroll and State Of Ohio, on
the 3rd day OF December, A. D. 1859, and il now
pending by George GTminger, demanding par
luton OF the west half of the south west quar-.
ter OF section SO township Is and range G, ard
III al the next term of said court application
will be made by sad George Gorminger for an
order that partition may be made of said Drem-
ises. ECKDEY & DAVIS,
Dec. 10, 1852. Attys iol petitioner.
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For the ParIOr,
The Bachelor Coal Cook StOye,

The Bachelor Coal Cook Stove,
is so much admired, that the demand, 10 many
cases, cannot be supplied. b.. ass
BRADLEY'S COTTAGE COAL CRATE,
is q beautiful parOr stove arranged with sliding
doors, and combines all the good properties Of
the round stove and open fireplace.
These stoves being Of Pittsburgh manufac.
lure, are, Of course, heavy and durable.
He has, also, on hand Tor sale, WolsOn &
HiIchcock's psrlor slove, aud their celebrated
Premium Parlor Coal Craze, with folding doors.
which, for beauty Of design, economy OF fuel,
and family comfort in cold weather, stands uu.
rivalled in this or any other market.
1000 pOHnds old Copper wanted
He has also on hand and is prepared to make TO
order on the shortest notice COPPER KETTLES
and Brassware, Stove Furniture, and StoYe Pipe,
House Spouting and Tinware.
He is also prepared, with the very best materials
for putting up Lightning Rods in the most substan.
tial and improved style now in use.
He has also on hand good assortment of Oxy.
gen Lard Lamps, decidedly the best article OF lamp
kind now in use.
His prices, in all cases, will be low, and con-
stant effort will be made to accommodate all whG
may favor him with their custom.
Carrollton, Sep. 26, 1851.
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Select School.

The subscriber would inform the citizens Of Car
rolton that he will open, by the 4th of October
with limited number of pupils, Select School
in which it is proposed to teach the ordinary
branches of education, also Mathematics with their
applications the Latin, Greek and German Clas-
sics &C. Experience in teaching for a number Of
years, he trusts, will enable him 10 do ample JUS
tice u those committed to his care.
Terms made known on application.
He will also give instructions in vocal music this
Winrer. The most improved Ground note) system
will be used in communicating the instructions
Classes of adults and Juveniles will be arranged by
the LIST of October.
Terms for thirteen lessons, $I,00,
Sept. 10th, ~. N. E. GlLDS.
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ShcriE's sale,

Ford 4 Trowtridge VS.. A. r. Dempsier ct al
Pursuant to the command oF an execution ftom
the Court oi Common Pleas of Belmont county,
Ohio, to me directed, will expose TO public
sale, at the door Of tie Court House, in Carroll.
ton, on the s5lh day OF January, A. D. 1858, be.
tween the hours oil 10 o'clock A. NJ ard o.
clock P. NJ, the following described property to
VII: the undivided half of lot No. IS, in thr
town Of Leesburgh, Clrrc CO., o. AsoIhe un
divided half o twelve acres and 24 perches Of
land off the southeast quer er of section in
township Ia of range Z, oil the lands directed 10
be sold OF Steubenville O.: beginning at the
southwest corner of lot of land conveyed By
James Piice to Gaun LatherS, April, 1913, aud
running with the line of said lot Of land east
sixteen perches, thence south 33I deg, west
twenty. five and four-lenths perches, 10 WIN
Crooks line; thence west sixty-nine aud six
tenths perches; thence north twehty-lhree and
sx.tenths perches; thence east sixty.six and
seventy nty.seveu.hundredths perchess; thence north
four and fur-tenths perches, to the place Of he.
ginning; heing the property Of A. X. Dempster.
Also the nteres, of John Watkins in lot number
az in th, town OF Leesburgh, Carroll co..O. Al
SO one sSrrel colt und one two horse wagon.
First described lot appraised at Si75,n0. Tn,
second at SI25, 90. The the third at $3.50, ,0o.-
Terms cash. GEO. PUGH, Sh'f
Dee. "a, IsS5.-pr zee -. Carroll CO.
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SherlGsS Sale.

Pursuant to the command of al order OF sale
issued from the court OF Common Pleas, in and
for the county Of Carroll, Ohio, and to me di.
rected, ] will expose to public sale at the dool
Of the Court House, in said county, on Tuesday
the e5th day OF January, A. D. 1853. between
the hours o. ten o'clock A. M. and O'Clock p
M. Of said day, the following real estate, to viii
lot number three, In the Town Of Norristown
with the Improvements. Valued at Q
Terms elsh. 0.sPBGH, ,2Sh'f
Dee. ~, 1854. and Special Master Com.
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NOTICE.
AdmInIsIratOr's Notice

On the nineteenth day Of October, A. D. I8.
SO, the Probate Court Of Carroll county. de.
clared the esIalo Of David Brookman, deceased.
to be probably insolvenI. Creditors are. there.
fore, required to present their claims against the
estate, TO the undersigned for allowance, within
six months from The time above mentioned, or
they will net be entitled TO payment.
StMUELI. |. ROSS;
Carrollton. Oct. %. .'52. Administrator.
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SALE OF VEAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
COURT.

On The 9Th day Of January, 1853. at O't lock
IN The afternoon, will oFri for sale on the
premises, in l.oudon township Carroll county,
Ohio. the ghr-e undivided 6fIh paris Of The eSsI
hall OF the south east quarter Of section 70 in
township "a Of range 0, containing Eighty acres,
more or less. suhieeI 70 the dover estsie OF Ra.
chel Day huff. widow OF Peer DaJhuf. set of
by u.eles aud hounds. tie same bsing the tract Of
land OF which Joseph Dayhuf died seized, and
Oh hich he lived al the time OF bis death.
TeTms-one.lhifd In hand and the balance in
two equal annual instalnents with interest &c.
cured By mortgage on the premises.
WILLIAM CAMERON,
Dec. -. Ia5s. A1m'r OF Joseph Dayhuf.