{"newspaper_name": "The North-Carolina standard.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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"A Suit for Libel. The editor of the N:-Y.
Courier and Enquirer has for some twelve wears
been charged with abandoning the support of


President Jackson's administration for the spcci-
6c and comfortable sup Of $4,000, in bills or


gold, silver, from the vaults Of the late United
States Bank. He has permitttd his libellors, as


he calls them, to reileraic the charge With impu-
offered iham enterlainseits 81 eoIIre and pis,ols
ualil Mr.. GreeleF Of the Tribune. 1or whom no


has no special affections, eh0neef latciy 10 repeat


in some form, the accnsatiom Mr. Greeley, we
see BY card nthe Courier and Enquirer Of 81
turday, IS 10 be made an example Of" and has
already had notice TO show cause why he should
not pay the said amount of $4,000 in. the shape
OF damagc done to Col. Wcbb's character. The


Herald promises some rare Developments in refer
ence TO thetruth Of the matter On the who'll. II
will be very nice dish of scandal rehashct for the
neWsnapers. NorM American