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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
ELECTION ITEMS.

SIyJNTU NlNATOuIAL DfsThIfT. Inc TcluTnf Vu "a
urny indicated The election Of Stephens to the Senate from
Westchestsr Roc kland and Putnam Counties Rockand
rive, Robcron Oj Putnam gives Stephens l2l, the upper
district Of westcbester for Stephens In the lower
dIs.rid Of Wcsichcrer OdeD, Hard asd Anti Maine
Inv Is elected over Sec Temperance Soft and Wing 80
dat ibere +. little likelihood that Robertson has majority
T. S-Furthor returns from lower Wesichcstcr show
Robcrtron running better than See We do not give Il up
bu The prospeci Il equally
srrrrrs Co-Cl,.l Tofag-In tho Id assembly Dis
isc Williams Dem Is elected BY e'e,ea majority in the
I'D Bailey Wlg b. obosen By frea' ysir aud in tho lid,
4 believed ihai Mngec DEM has succeeded but the
vote s 20 that only the Official Returns can decide it,
or,reo Zach party hAs chosen Member in this Coun
y In ne Id central District, the full vote siands
C-urchl OShgl 200 spmgue, SON 7sI; Alfred a.
Msit,r Hard ard Maine Law s5s The let District elects
Whis and ihc lid soft
s,s,roaa srrisas-to grand focus Of Liquor influence
SorLorn New York VII be r,Irosened in our next As
ssrbly hy \ J. Heynold' elected ozPrcssly Maine
Law nan Over the regular Wing and Democratic candi-
dasr Who Doubts toe passage ofthe Maine Law
C,rr4n,rarl c. Wood Adaman,inc is elected to the
A.smty ron no l.; Distract By the votes Of the Silver
Gnys Ils las about plurality In the lid District
Khhrd Wig +. chosen by about 800 majority. The
~ L ~
Hard IN, sof1 have polled but Few votes.
MADisos Go i looks though Siro1d Maine Law in
dependent we're chosen the Assembly from the Ist Dis
ird The returns not complete bat nearly decisive
The senator Madbon and Oswegois still in doubt but the
lat royohs nre favorable 10 Gen. Bruce Wing
Oryoo AID CHryAyoo-h will be hard to say before
receiving the Official Canvass who is Senator from these
Counties bat the have lead spprehend the
d,,oi Of nlAkoy Wing b. Adam Storing, Soft Osego is
reported us about even and it a believed that Chenango
he's given Storing plurality owing to diversion of votes
upon third Maine Law candidate
WEsTcHEsTLR Cove fear that both Robertson for
Senator and Sec for Assembly defeated by few votes
though we shall not give up til see the Official Re
turns.
NIAGARA Cove were wrong with regard to one OF the
Members Of Assembly from this County Both are Ada
mannes elected by coalition with the Silver Greys and
electing S G. County Officers
ST. LAwREycE Co-Extract from a letter to the Editor
dated Ogdensburgh, July 10, 1853
Sixteen towns in st. Lawrence County give James l2jl
majority Willard The remaining towns in 1851 gave
Allen $40 James. James, majority will be at least
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Nrm:lDork pailp Gribu,te,
MONDAY. NOVEMBER IA. 1853.


-, ,.t,u Of anon ynoh, Communications Whatever
NO a., uon he suthentcated BY the and
nece,Ttr iof PUBLICATION, bot -
.as,,rce Of hi sood faith
s.anat ,pdertsie TO return rejected Communications
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Cn,,r suv or Iss way vMuALr Lcrs on 9Th

an eh aud itsth W thc immediate ,cia, Of TN
,ew tr,te reN rnns two entire heo'sl "l'e the a''e
NpNsu~,usN Ncv,Re,helle ana rcr Chester Red Efse
W. rA ~ call the attention ~ Carssis and Others TO the f'
tr , 49,, ,.'ashe lets 60 hshcsi hiidt
,, ,creer ruis ~, II O'Clock, AT the Mcrohsn' b'
,t.nsr. J., Atrtx, a. NcclN, Ascionec'
Ma, iees on the ses sldc 81 Mh,
Ahs,-s lcis on tho wet side ci hhsv
tAs, lcs ON tho east sde u ilhav
50 ., = lots % ne side Of Aa,
rGAst.-N l,,s 90 thc uNih side ct icIha
nsth,, - 81 lots ~ thr s'uth side OF io;thst
A. tho above located The immediate Vicinity Of The n'~
Cass FAX vhre extensive In coatemr'n
ava ruv hccAs bcad b, che 81 and sh avs 'ha
NCh apai tthss AsN
Nn1lANsFVSOp-s lots cn the northcss eofne' OF S"'" ~
rsvVtt ,
lot. on the .ou,h e Of rcvcrs % feet ve'' OF
i.viracYs ,.--..
nev, lots cu south sdc Of John'oa 1t 10" feet cast Of
sls. On .p,Ae,. OF uuisas' aad John'on''
Saxs.t th. the s'uh side "' S'Ns st. f'i''' ~ VI '
rv'a -,
shs.ai tA:ou reh side Of seho''' i's feet ws'' Of
NaiuNsL -,
rsnl loA, asa Cedar Tosd
rosr CpRsrsS esen cottage "'' on INC n''''" ''''''
q rio.rrei ard .as''
,ntN, ,,, rrrcr,, hwvhy attention, AMI oaen unusual
srs either "a iu,,ament es capital Improvement AMI
~ al rvscRs vhe desrous 6 obtaining handsome
r,sti ~ tAslt ia,,Asss 90 az I'D dis sale
Ss,s, rst cent the purchase money romaia on boad
A. usssss 6,,e ,ea's Al cent and As sde IL In
Sr1 ptstle
~ msos,rAs nap. Mn particulars rcsr 20 tho Auo.
wet n WAis
~ rrEMAM'S Gin Farm, worth $4,000
rss DC Vstsin,1 BY rarg hs'iss enc OF his
.tA.,ss,v usl NJ tsi Nrssdws, " Metropolitan Hall
SrCoNpNANp rl,Nos-A great variety, from tho
-, asies % lssrs e 40 60 49, nearly olaal o. ee" "
No >S broadway.
L. PrRpANS Giu Mirror. worth $4,000,
r,sy b, % Aimed Tor
&c t's-ist v''lf
s a. &. is,,r S, .. . w. Sns% ,l,
JV koWLEGs 4 WELLS, Psychologists and Publ,h
- .ia.ss ti4ll n, isl Ns',aaes- Nc~ NofA
tS rESHAMS Gii Horse. Telegraph.
worth ~l.Ap.
nav ,' s. ,,s 'i Is, '., o. ''l "'
r.vs COR lckei o. thr Office
A.s..r'y lis.L 80 oS hresiwsv. o. Metropolitan Hail
- AZ Who value health. prisc comfort AMI study
s.tr, SIS r-sts s %. Rrs osins SAT- Uassf sal q.
- ',''.rs esass's sso~ins Aa4 nsss, .,'ass,snss'
l. es. 81 Na,S'.s'a.ss ~ tal- osfssais and llss,
~ Ten ct Gilbert y Co.'S
"sS; 80 -, !. -, '. ...s ~'"-
Prsais., io - ON,
ca n,, ' Se - u' S- IN - Nosu.n Hal
T. Gr>N's BAZAAR, 81 Nchols. Hotel. No ais
Fs.vy lsers' sri ofras Bears .nl -. Hua'. L,.ss
- Fn, Cold Watches worth 400 and 80
s,4 dido - nos.s.tr bqras
a. As.s.--, III, - -, sesls.J - M..s,,sa,.s ri.r
bEir,>Nn LNfrs-A hac assortment ~
Fiss-s-, hsia CAar ~ 80 Mats l.afs 81 tuiss o o.
Lpe'p. if,sr \, 8 sa-'lss.ap
- Remember ihc Mas Meeting Of rEeuNts
ssw,,-....,y. * 20 -, i..s .a.,.
or 1el,' cee' ~ cFru -fs a' sss aai sar..s is,
u,l Nscs~&4-
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A CHILD KILLED BY IT'S FATHER.


An Irishman to day, in fit Of passion, threw Pokx9
his wife, when glanced aside hitting his child sn XIII
INC II instantly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

CikOlNsArI, Saturday, NOV. 4. =. IL .rx
Tho Naiiha Washing ton enae was submHsee 70 y.i.as
70 aay without argument GA tho part OF the 1870, .as,s.
Judge McieAus charge was favorable % lhe P'''N
lho verdict u expected this evening
10 iaalng hard.
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DEATH OF 4 FIREMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. - lsa
james Hazel, the Engineer who was injured LAT sn
DAY during race between two engines died this nsH
inc AT the HOapii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
rrr srrAMsnIp GFRMANIA AT HALIFN
rnr nArllIA MANnINGrON CAsE

HAtIIAN, NLuIuHll w = =. ,.l "a
The steamship Germania - days NOM brep@@ -
hese fog coal She has $50 passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

So "a 49, "a. ss.-ls ~ ,s.-ss =, A. "a
fs.sc 10 d i@' go ..s = .,'A s,.s,5..,
$500.
a. So u. > r..f
rxrr-.s ssrr, A..1 Nttfrf
u ID -asS MAJ - : !f~-r--- e. St-et-a A'rr
A. 49,, ..as ~ - ss,.ss.s
s-. =. - p -. -, 20 - :. ,r-. ,.
= l =, -. '''' '''' '' a'- @ -' % '''
tsa $50 x ~ -S
"a d" - - l''-
sgs.es ~ So 80 . c. = +, = = 81
ss-- go .-.-..--.t
~ ee- 81
80 s-. - :. : ~ g. Z v.ss.r y S.
Ia .-. A..
n 90 - az -. 80. -'aa-s- ..-.-.. =.
q. sr.s7 = s-s .a e-aa s,,.-a,i Hrsa.-sy -.
= Z, 80 AZ
g.. -, = =. E. - :. - ~ ~
800, -.,--s.- s-05
% - - - .. -.-,..- .,.
~ s1.s-- - zsss sss-sl-s.
49,. - = 49, '1- -
80 - $50 ---=--.a i-.-- 7--'e f7-ssa go
Ssrs 49, 1--s- g. gr-.--s
60. 1.slrss- 81 =. -as.s-s. - .s. 2 -- ~ '.
1.a- *: "a silsl1 e 49, A. 20 "a
per- a '-'r - ~. = ~. -. g, s-.- o.. A..
jar 0sEx,,-7, -.-t - ss.s-.zaa- ,5as...a- ID
ts =. s=.ssi 80 - ~ - - go. 80.
- - -. e. = l-...- -.---.r 49,. r.--
49,. ~ 49, 49,. - -. q. ~. nrs
- ~
- - = 49, -.
Ter EsTy.I1n -.,yC.- Is Tf.--s BsseT Dit,
-- : = - r. -s-s g., "a. -sar 20 e.. -s4s s.-,
- 90 g. - - - = ss'' 80 = 80. e'''
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1Esz-1te ..s- @ Fle Tea Wl.l 3e t3Il4
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- - -, =. - ~ = $500 =
- y - - s.a@-- ----- 80 -s--
- = I, - -
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III lrtE -Tsr- - l-lt--E y A7c - y - 80
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- -. -. -.---~.--.--- $500. ~ TO-
49, .r.e-.- Csr1 = .1.es -. Cs---1 r--5.r
-
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JAKBAAEs Ff1TJ IN Lf-.--Lsl1f kuDaDs 70
rs-szs ;ssre< - s-if1r Ss.-16-1
Elrfrassl r. Co. -t.. - W.
r.. - - r-.r.r.-- rt.--. ,.. -..-.g -.
4f1- LIZ rs t.f--'D' 80 - - ..
~ q ~ 49, CIV q - ~ .t't - - = -
tsf7lslz 49, 49, p .->9 go 49, --
t-a<zf - E-rt p = -'-rt- 1879 e. p fs--' 80
y q i.-s7rs1 - tss $3.50. .f - ,.'5
= Essssss - zss- =, s +, A-ss-. Hos. Bss.ss =
- CEa . Errc ~ u 5,t.1sy - 'y 5eT2 rfrL 80
.
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FARBAsE's PIsTyOzH SCsLEs-Lg3s known, se-
ss-s.s ;sznsz - s-sls--s q, l4Ts scg' -s.-1e1
FlrfraFsl FL D. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

ST. LAwREycE Co.-Extract from letter to the Editor
dated Ogdensburgh, July 10, 1853
Sixteen towns in st. Lawrence County give James l2)l
majority over Willard The remaining towns in 1851 gave
Allen $40 James. James, majority will be at least
1000 in this County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

NneARA Cove were wrong with regard TO one OF tho
Members of Assembly from this County. Both are Ada
mannes elected by coalition with the Silver Greys and
electing S G. County Officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

NAsHINGTOS, Saturday, Nov. IL, 1883.
The National Democrats have issued the following call;
The Democratic Republicans Of the District Of Columbia sniea
the seyers States adjoining here opposed TO Free 5o
recognition of the by Democratic Admnsrson are
reques, Copp's saloon Louisiana Monday
Nov ~ o'clock. congratulate the sterling National D.
uocTroy NowYok npon Their sturdy sud triumphant
dication Of their principles.
No ion with the enemies Of III Union.
By order Of the Committee of ATrangencnts.
Of will be attendance several eloquent spe
will address the meeting
The Auditor Of the Treasury for the Post Office Depv
ment has issued circular notifying contractors that froo
and after the LIT day of JAM 1884 but one draft orhs
pay upon each per quarter will be paid or filed fr
payment in his oicethis draft should state upon is face
that is the only for the quarter and the route both
TO be specified on which it is drawn, and the Signature
thereto should be attested by the Postmaster at the place
where may be drawn, and other witness and each
assignment thereof should be atested by two Witnesses
team boiler exploded in the machine shop at the Navy
Yard this afternoon doing considerable damage and
verey scading and otherwise nuring apprentice boy
The Mayor of Washington has appointed the aih inst
for Thanksgiving Day.
We understand the Old School Presbyterans have re-
Gently secured eligible site Capitol Hill and prOpe
erecting Church there forthwith.
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Il More Testimony from Wisconsin AMI Indiana. q

IL More Testimony from Wlsconsin ANA lndana. n
f7or o. i- Great HoofLtsDs 0Ets.S Birrf4B p-
-sffl b. D. & ~ JtlEs9E f1i.G4f IAs
les r1s.air tcsrgr ilffd % Do sr-r1r O. s1T rf
d. pahr fr NJ l. sar C@r.s4ss.
= bHras -
81 frrra d-srfiff.d ltgor sn4 Stomach
ErLcEN. 60. u t..ir Va, 1851 fff f4lr
Gem i-sfrftT r75usr here sai -r1rg 81 th
49, fftil hsfr = With have
ft - iaofar1s Osruln Bfrrs" isar 81 1852
A. VI. sconmsrG thel ~ l .atba spiz I'D sln
l+e1lr-F
4 CaaTgltlD T. Logtr Do!Ec G. W. Hr- 1857 sddi
o. Frr- fOm tfu.iA al
t-sr n youf os-r.n br. which ud sad foa sea;
feLsf By lclih "a Improved - t1cl degree fhN
s4sr tsrd l.zrts large nlnbsf or dFspepns
j. 1sG fbooc lave I'D n end % ~ nson-
a9sEr cc4d o. D large qu.nta o. know % be
c.-tr "CaovDDs, lid. FOB BE-. l15J
Dr. rfzaors- HrPes4e aen5 to- b0ttrs Of Hsf
lf G 5tutl BfTs yrepsIei ~ d. Il Jtcka9n sbe
or sutlgerer. hsse fscsysd benel what
~ he Liver m K1fev pni IN wAfh hsye lesn
led fof eE Je-fs han from any ADD all otss medeiues
have -sksI p1t . stcfetir
aefp>sifoly 5oun S,NsoD R4YNoLDs"
IN safe ID rets tc'sbis fe1fs generally.
pr ss'f EcrTofk Iy A. T. ssnd No 10 Yol01
sfof His I'D G. IT, King 0. John and BfadwlY
~ ~ nealGIf 10 irffcns cTeryWlrrr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

- We think re justified in styinr fhaf 10 other
Liver Cor.f daarfsraIs
~ l- - slsg-d j. NLasr's, LItss rlt
- lsf t1rF sal. lrst go ls-s "a
isrrl 'i-y -.t4-nF cay
Nru tosN fta q llff
r r-lfy 80. have i s. Ytrf raap r-as
80 r-4t o. help aiN etr 1s- a
-..- D. Lsvks fLLraesraD LfsF fitlt
trfF lar. iy rri fri A. ..r.af
r.r Eftt ir 81. ll f1rf att ~ita dfrs-1 y-f lnfF
ere Irr ft.ra NtafA frasl So ID LsseI
t. shove valuable frn,rfr also d. Asaaf ts erftf
hr aal sa DIX T.sfs
80
F-.-s..s p. rr-rff 90 tsf f-r o. ID.
~r i1rt frLLf l--fs ae cA1f fil' farFartaf 10 BE-
Lfsfr q br1.s ~ F--lc
se- q. .s-- dy s. Cf.forf c.. $50 m far-it- E'ri
. p. 50 D. C9atialts- also - lssge-abie paf 80
.ar-a fu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

WEsTcHEsTER Cove fear that both Robertson for
Senator and Sec for Assembly defeated by few votes,
though we shall not give up til see the Official Re
turns
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HTATE I'D NATlCrEL Lsw SCHC0f- HO-GHErLP.
WV STEr ~ T-lc.--x y Lex - De $50 ~
-z,s - CHS.f Crvr-s-fs 30 80 AfF-Ta J I" s9F-ts
IOE StLx-Ez. 5grer knitting Looms. Cranes
f----rrre = Hrr1
s<~-r Cl1-c- C1rcs - C3r1 ---)rr
.1--s ye--e-z - VIZ I'd 81. g--r
Ts- s-k ;er-s1 - rs G.. s-1a-..ss-f o. 81
80 = 4 O. 2 -. WIG HOPKINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

srrrrs Co-Caa Vofag In tho Id assembly Dis
fsc Williams Dem Is elected BY e'e,eH majority in the
Id Bailey Wig cbosen by trea,gsir and in tho lid,
= 4 beloved Thar Mngec DEM has succeeded but the
vote . 20 r'o. that only the Official Returns decide it,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-29
A. Z. CKUDCP,
Chairman of Elk. Committee.

I'VE shall take occaon in refer of the
articles in the above list and also to others exhibition
which did not receive preuum or diploma Mr. Cawson,
er number and who it was thought was not awarded en-
tire justice by the Judging Committee, has the salts
faction of perceving premium raised by the
Executive Committee SIO.-Stan1Qr&.l
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-29

ing demagogues who have nothing to recommend
them but much speaking and the facility with
which they change their tactics and their principles
The press expressly referred to and protected IN
all free Constitutions as one of the buIwarks ofpublc
liberty It is therefore, soto speak, great Constitu
tiOnaz estd6lshment fathers felt its advantages
and benefits, and this generation, We sure, will
neither discredit dsown it because is true to
the people and their rights
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-29

DELEGATES FROM NORTH CAROLINA The State
Agricultural Society of North Carolina, which was
in session here last week, appointed commission
consisting of Messrs. Elliott, Whitaker, Burgwynn
and Taylor, to attend the Maryland State Fair now
in session, for the purposesof drawing up report OF
their proceedings, and submit it to the next meeting
of the North Carolina society. The Society also aP
pointed Delegates to attend the Virginia State Fair
which commenced Yesterday
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-29

~ The following Resolutions were adopted by
the late Convention in this City composed of Sons
of Temperance and prohibitionists
GO Res0l0ed, That this Convention views with the
deepest and most anxious concern, the widespread
influence of ntemperance over the citizens of this
State, in spite of the vigorous efforts to suppress it,
and the general disgust with which it is regarded by
the public mind.
ResoJced, That the demands of an enlightened
age, and the moral, social and economical wants of
people, call loudly for effective measures to
secure its suppression and ultimate humiliation.
Resozred That the sale of Intoxicating liquors as
beverage in this State under the sanction of law
both by wholesale and retail is the chief obstacle to
the success of the reformatory measures hitherto
brought into requisiton to suppress intemperance
ResOJred That it is the duty of the Legislature of
this State at its next session. it is clear
ly ascertaned that majority of the people desire
it. to pass law prohibiting entirely the buying and
selling within the limits of this State of all intoxcat
ing liquors for other than medicinal, mechanical
purposes; and that this Convention most urgently
calls upon the citizens of the State everywhere to
memorabilia the next General Assembly to pass such
law.
Reso1Ded, That while the friends of Temperance
will urge upon the Legislature the passage of such
law, and boldly proclaim it to be their purpose to
agtate it until the people of this State shall in the
exercise of their sovereignty demand it; they
willing to leave it to the discretion and wisdom of
Legislators acting under the instructions of their
constituencies, such notifications of the present IL
cense law, or the adoption of such measures for
the suppression of Intemperance, as they may deem
advisable until the people of the State clearly and
emphatically require prohibitory law
ResOlced, That this Convention most distinctly
disclams for the friends of Temperance in this State
any design to mix up this great question with party
politics. or to affiliate with either of the political
parties of the country unless the alternative be forced
upon u.s. does this Convention deem it desirable
best for ultimate success and permanency that the
measure proposed, be carried by either political
party.
ResOloed, That while this Convention most ardent
ly calls upon every citizen of the State both Wing
and Democrat friendly to the Temperance cause, to
ture candidates of high moral worth, sober habits
and inteligence-al good men and true yet it Who'll
ly discaims all intention of committing any Tenn.
perance man to the support of any particular can
ddate in opposition his own convictions of pro-
priety and duty.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-29
THE NEW paprp

s
1t seems that New York tactics arc
treduced into North Carolina in the petfino Del
publishing of the North Carolina statesas Up Hl
+ IS the custom among corrupt and broken da'
texans m that State to raise money by subscra!
to employ Editors and go to work to monnf %
pu6tac sentiment and the same custom ';3a''''
adopted here. Money, We learn has been a.. - 10
ed by various persons, at Mr. venable's ~aUsC
sonai solicitation, for the purpose of st.r; p
new paper; and this money is to be used ns4S Ibis
time as the paper may become able to :u such
This paper can do no good, under the o;.s iHsf
ces, to the Democratic cause; and as Gov sUulS'an'
planks in its platform are more or less of Nv. The
terial we think it would have been ouito Jug ma
much more becoming in Mr.. YenabIe To rs Hand
the money over to Mr.. Gales OF Mr.. Donb handed al
Register and Star, or at least to have N.Y.. Oh The
tender of it. We have no doubt tbo" 1e Them
spurn it. especially if coupled with the would
they should advocate his claims or endo,,. tla
ties and conceits; but then, as matter ~ 10 'a
justice, under the circumstances. we tb;rI OHay
to have made the tender The REGISTER o,d O. OusA
done much more for the cause of distr;b,,t. le
this protested organ ever can do and bos;5.' 'aa
opposing the honorable acquisition of crhs H'A IN
Venable did in hisspeech of Januarv lost - as Nh
make no sacrifices of pledges or position ~ "04a
We take this occasion to state that We how
tormly relied upon the masses of the peonla e., '
ronage and support. We have never sonrht ~ pat
age either at the hands of the Federal os pauUl
governments, or from corporations; and if thu D'a'
ocratic masses should ever come to tbnL 90 e'
our services and our principles as to dooIio ="
courage us by individual subscriptions No III,
abandon our place and leave the field to v,oh "-H
nails as may have been established either bv cbor;4
or vengeance subscriptions. No club of men sb.I
ever have it in their power to point to their bundr1
dollar contributions, and say to us, do Our ,,;u
never! This paper is the organ of the Democr.ti.
people not of mere politicians, or of disappointed a.
pirants, nor yet of long-pursed men who vaDIv i'm.
agine that the press can be swayed and public opD.
ion manufactured by dollars and cents.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-29

GooD News. Itisstated that by the first of next
month, a Northern mail win be assigned to the VII
sea route from Wilmington to Charleston, On OF
before the first of January the boats will be set asae
and double mail will then be forwarded by the
Wilmington and Manchester route. This intelligence
will be received with much delight by all who have
travelled from Charleston to Wilmington in those
steamers, and experienced the nauseating sea-sck'
ness which invariably occurs.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-29

RTOTICE.EAFTER THIS DAY, POWDER WILL
not be received into this Warehouse. Arrangements
have been made to place expense
risk Of the Charge for dayage and storage 40
per package JOHN q. VEST, Agent
r. & g. r. B. Co
Raleigh, Oct 20, 1885, est
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-29

a. John ], Cisco has been appointed Assistant
Treasurero of the United States at New York, place
of John A. Dix, resigned; and John B. Brodhead
has been appointed naval officer for the District of
New York, in place Of H. J. Redfeld, appointed
Collector at New York Messrs Cisco and Brod-
head supported Gen. Cass IN 1s4s
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-29

~ The Warrenton News appears in new dress,
and is looking very well We congratulate f1enu
Moore on his improvement, and were at a loss u
know why he left the State Fair so suddenly unrl
we received his last paper He went home to put
on his new clothes
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-29

Church Of North Carolina win meet in this City on
"Wednesday, the 9th of next month
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-29

20 We are gratifed to learn. that A NJ be% VIZ
ESQ of Franklin, has determined to remove to 'n's
City with the view of pursuing his profession a.
member of the bar He will be worthy accession "
our community; and wiz find among US many warm
friends
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-29

THr GRAIN MARKETS. Flour was selling in Bal'[
oreon wednesday, at 1925 White wheat Ta "a
commanding s., 45 in New York. Thirty th0uS'D'
bushels of corn changed hands at former prices
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-29

The pianos. adYertised IN another eOiul. hose
Mr.. Kliffmiller are well worthy the attention u
who may wish 20 purchase.