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scaboard cItics-cycfy man was to have "a long
silken purse through the intersticcs of which,
the precious yellow metal was to glitter" The
days Of humbuggery have come, but the days Of
gold have not. The Bank Of the United States
fell beneath the fiat of Jackson-and what have we
In ats place! rag currency, unsound in its foun-
dation, and irresponsible in it's circulation. We
have distrust where once had confidence, and
yillainous shin plastcrs where We once had silver.
And this has como by permitting man to rea-
son for the whole nation.
A better state Of things must be produced, or ere
long, America must cease to arrogatc to herself
the moral and political prominence which she
now claims. We must have a chief magistrate
willing to sacrifice his own private views. wheth-
Of ambition or revenge, upon the altar Of his
counfrys good. In the selection Of the candid
ate for these high magistrial honors, should
be taken but when the selection shall be once
made, let us all rnite.-Then let us adopt the
scriptural text at the head Of this article: 'sBE
We ALL OF ONE MIND 1t matters not whether
the selection shall fall upon Harrison, Web
stcr, White, or any other person. II is indifier-
ent whether he come from the north or the south.
from the cast or the west let him only be an hon.
est and capable man. l will vote for him, and SO
will every other true lover Of his country. But
let US be united: let Us all be Of one mind.
This is not said TO prejudice the claims Of Gen.
Harrison. Far from it. A man with better
heart than Harrison, never walked upon the sur
face Of this earth. Let him be selected as the
candidate in opposition to the miserable cpitomc Of
accommodation that now dishonors the prcsi-
dental chair, and he shall get my vote, though it
wcrc the last act in my cxistcncc.-But the dy-
nasty Of Van Buren, must come down. The
country demands his fall. The common welfare
requires it. The enemies of misrulc must take
a lesson from its friends. They must organize.
They must throw aside sclcctional distinctions,
and sectional nonsense. In the language Of he
ly writ: "they mast be as one man." if they wish
to prevail.
To the readers of the Gazette would say, and.
as far as my voice could be heard, would say
sFoes Of Van Buren, and political villainy, unite
yourselves together; "BE YE ALL OF ONE
MlND!-
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Western Hunters idea of lore.--..I sa,

A Western Hunters idea Of Loce.--"I say,
Earthquake, were YOU ever in lover ~Ah. Rolfe,
there, Won arc too hard for me hardly know what
to say about that. have sometimes felt queer,
When I've seen some Of your Kentucky gals. Pvc
felt right funny-fclt if somebody was drawing
briar over me. Now if You call that love, have
been In love-
..Well, think you have. Do you know anybody
that you would marry! Il marry! what for /!
To be always toating wife through the woods,
or across the swamps. to keep some red skin from
taking her hair OF? Fool. who! She'll be all
sorts of a gal who catches me- said Earthquake ;
ga wife is j queer thing. and getting one is like
taking a varment out Of a hollow YOU don't know
until you've got it in your hand, what sort Of =
thing it Is.
MAN .ras made to mourn Among the cases
for trial during the present term Of the general
sessions in New York. are several. where wives
have been guilty Of beating their husbands.
FATAL RAsHxEse.-We perceive that Massa-
chusctts editor has just got married. He IL crazy
unless has wife has an appetite to live cd ex
change Cour
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plank with which be endeavorcd fruitlcssly to
force his way to the rescue of the drowning boy.
The above imperfect details. hastily put togeth-
CT. can give to the reader only very inadequate
conception Of the nature and extent Of this awful
calamity.
n. b. MORE DEsTRUCTIoN.-Wc have Just
learned that twelve or thirteen persons have been
drowned in the shantecs on the Susquehanna Rail
Road; and that the loss Of property there has
been immense.
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The Subscriber

again at9rm> MS friends aud The tFav lin1
community, hat ho still continues to keep d
aaua4r pi god ilarses, either i1r the saddle
or aarr,>~ by the DAY or arek Al%o, Va
rlau- descriptions Of Carriages, suitable to
convey persons to any psaul desired, wilh
good driver. And any person can he ac.
eammgda,ed-etlher 10 or on, 81 Love
without paying 40 extra price, by way e re-.
a4"-raUn0 tar past losses aud disaprmrt.
#u'-. He believes thai an individual in
1--we un1argocs agony sufficient II me pros
Hret be gloomy, without draining MS pocket
haeau~e "a that ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, all ,c
iagn- Gentlemen can have nv Horses aud
Cautages for gallanuug upon more reasoua.
he terms. and probably With as much sue
cess IN the enierpriza and more security to
cur persons.
In ertrd Pouey or tiro for the sddJle.
Any person aautln2 Horses or modes nf
convey aucc will please call on William
Boyd.
Terms reasonable in bard times and the
Cash preferred.
RIP BOYD.
OF 4. 1891. t6y
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dentistry.
NEW S9ORGa
{. The Subscriber -

MAS commenced business again in the
IN New STORE lately erected for him,
four doors north of kershaw street, being
the first Store on entering the town on the
north side. As the stand Is considered, by
some, as none of the best. have been in.
duced to purchase a VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS, To enable me 10 sell
to my friends and the Public at such prices
as 10 compensate them for long walk.
Received early 10 the summer, and now
IN Store, and for sale
Is thds. Slgar.
20 Bags Coffee,
no llhds. Mnasses,
20 Rfls \. o. Moasses,
100 Sacks Sah
5000 ibs. New Bacon,
300 rs. Hemp Bsgging,
30 Coils Bale Rope.
25 Casks Lime,
In addition TO which shall shortly re.
ceise, CHEAP and we'll selected Stock OF
Goods, purchased few DAYS siaee "a New
York, consisting 10 part OF the following
articles.
Saedes and English Iron,
Cuba, Rio, and 81, Domingo Coffee Bale Rope
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Chests aud Casdic' Tea
Cheese, Sicrm and TslloW Caudes, Bar Sap
Liusced Sperm and Train Oh.
Naekcrcl, Salmon, and Cod Fish,
Pepper, Spice, GiHger, Nulmogs, Cassii and
Cloves.
Havana Preserved Fruits, large assortment,
together with the usual variety kept ~ grocer
store.
Also
British. end Domestic, Dry Goods,
Hardware, Cutlery, aud lIoilow Nara,
Ready made clothing, Hats and Caps,
Shoes Sladlery ard Leather,
CroCkrry, Jugs s,d Jars,
Horn, Shell. aud Ise-y Combs,
Smiths Tools. az. Mi Ora Is,
Rush and Ctnc Seat thaifs,
Northern Wooden Ware,
Writing Paper. and biark B.1ks
Nludoa Glass S 10 and 10 T, T.,
Drugs. D,es and Aicdtelacs,
Cotton Yarn no. : 10 II
a. T. lAC1~TE
Cltfa,r Set y. 1897
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Prime bacon
NOR SALE BY
H WILLIAMS & BOYD,
FOR CASH ONLY.
SEN. 20. 1881.
Public S0ics.


EPY Virtue OF DEGREES issued ca
siiS n - from the Cour, Of Equity, Ok
Tuesday. the 9TH day OF November next, ]
viii expose to Public Sale, on the premises,
a tract OF Land, lying OH The waters OF
Richardson's Creek, formerly owned by Is
rael Helms, bounded by the lands of Gsbrl.
cl Helms, Henry CLANCY and the big sur
vey, on a credit OF IL months.
On Wednesday, the Slh, viz the next
day, will sell tc the highest bidder, tract
of Land belonging To Hugh {. Caskey, on
the waters Of Cane Creek, joining the lands
OF Hugh b. Mccain, Wiiham Wilson and
others, containing 800 acres more or less.
The same will be SOLO al VIM. Wilson's, be.
tween the hours Of II and O'Clock, on IL
months credit.
Also, on Saturday, the lllh Of Novem'
Der, | will sell on The premises, : tracts OF
land. formerly owned by VIM. Massey, now
dcceased-oue containing $50 aef',, Join.
ing the lands Of Thomas Cure;on, Henry
Massey, aud Mrs. Ann Crawior3-nnd the
other, bounded by the lands Of Jno. Cook,
John Bluuut, Vim. Delaney and Jas. Steele,
to be sold between II and 1 o'clock, on
a credit Of - months.
Also, on Monday, the 18Th, ! will sell on
the premises, the Plantation formerly own
ed hv Naucs Boatught. containing abaui
10 acres, loiuing the lauds of Col. Au
-u~lus Alexander, Dr.. Stephen Fox, Mrs
Susan SMART. and " N. Cook.-at the usu
al aour-ou II months credit.
III all the abnye mentioned cases, bonds
ana approved security will BE- rcqmotd.
BY Order, ID. X. DUNLAP c. M
Asekleat'rg county " e., ,-op,;...lv a.
Sept 2jth l-3T
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T5NHE Sllrr1-r o.s..s to employ Two
4 good l4aaae Wagon Makers aaj
those Of good .bafacter. For such, good
wages cad steady employ vii be given as
.rs tHcy mas Wish to stay 10 Lancas
,aru.I. s, c. Apply opposite Planter.
Hotel Mdla Street.
WM H. WRIST0N.
s +. Sc, ls37. to
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IL Tracts of Land.

belonging 70 Thomas y. Stoaiit, deed, "
lng 10 the Dobb's tract NJ. ITO saistg
tso executions, ISSUING from the Superior
Court 10 favor Of John Sloan TO the ia q
WIN. Davidson and others. The Laad les
In the Gold Region, and u is though. By ex
peflencsd Miners that there are valuable
Gold Mines on several Of the tracts
J. MeC0NAAUGHEY, Sheriff
SEPT 10, 1885,, tos
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Trust Safe,

Rl virtue OF Decd OF Trust, made by
~ the Meckenburg Gold Mining CON-
psny TO D. w. Bonuey, Esq, the 10Th day
Of December, 1850, for purposes therein
mentioned, | will expose 10 Public Sale, at
the Court. House in Charlotte, on Thursday
the 10Th day of November next, all the
property therein conveyed, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy the
purposes of the same, consisting OF lease.
hold estate on the establishment and prop
er,v, known BY the name Of the ST. Catha.
rine's Mills, formerly known by the name
of Hayes mills.) including tract of land
containing FIVE Hundred Acres, more or
less, with the appuaenances.
Also
A leasehold estate on q tract of laud, w.
irg near Charlotte, and known BY the name
Of the Charlotte OF McComb's Niue, con.
taimng One Hundred and Seventeen Acres,
more or less, with the a?porenances.
-kLSo--
A leasehold estate on two tracts, lying
near Charlotte, known BY the name Of the
Cooper and Hutchison iracts-the Cooper
tract continuing Fourteen Acres aud the
Huichison tract containing Thirty three \.
ores, more or less.
Also
A leasehold estate on a tract Of land, ",
Ing near Charlotte, known by the name Of
the Ru9isil Gold Mine, containing Eighty
six Acres, more or less.
Also
A leasehold estate 10 The Caps Nine,
together with such personal property as
was conveyed b. sad company to said b.
w. Bonney, CONSISTING Of
Steam Engines, Horses, Mules, Orm, Sc.
Terms made known 90 tho dav II sale.
JOSEPH H. WILSON,
iysHt for tie Tas'ss
Oct ), 1887. III
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NOTICE.

Ny tract of land, lying within one mile
Of the town, containing o:sO acres, about
sixty or seventy Of which IS IN cultivation,
Of good quality, with quantity OF frs, rate
bottom and upland to clear, well watered
aud tmbered, situated and lying on the two
Sugar Greeks, at the head Of The mill dam,
most commonly known by the name Of BIS
sells dam. ! deem i, unnecessary 10 give
a further description Of the property, a.
persons wishing 10 purchase can cali on
me aud view the property. ! will salt low
for cash, or will give long credl, of gu.
nual 'nstalmeuts to SUI: The purchaser, II the
pay meu;s are made perfectly Secure.
SAM. INCOME
Charlotte. Jaly 26. l-3I $50
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- Go ahead. go ahead. sfnxa
"a Tor faarlotfr, the Oufnibus
Concern and Making Noncs

z I IN M due dcttfenet @ u lnunV.
w NOUS writer, whuapFeared aud 4 ~.
rl,hrd wlu lile Ilof>es, Bug2,e-, &c ~ toe
Isl ChasIoua Jnuruai, fwho j, particularly
a1Nllus to eN'end accommodations IL gen
ttemeu deeply ltfrrtej With The ruling pls
sion OF nature, AID Others Who ma, feel dls
l..eI 10 -nulgn N matier- d such m0menI i
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HAANFED, T~o Bpotnskefs, light
w Shoemaker AID two Shoemakers for
making coarse Shoes. Good workmen of
tic abaSe description will meet With STEADY
work and liberal wages Boot makers 81
by calling on tie subsc rsbrr IN Lancastar
siHe. e. JOSEPH MARIIS.
.Sep.. y, 1887. G9
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NOTICE.
COTTO.s. COTTO.v..

HDERsONS having yc, 90 hand their old
and crop Of Cotton cad wishing Ia
dispose ct II, can mect Nth an opportunity,
bS calling On the subscribers aud iheS
must np~ see that there IS no hopcs Of TIE
aruc;e rising whatever, but must silll 90
lover. We viii continue to bus from this
tmo untillhe FIST # Januar, next Notfatlc
can te effected unless NJ lrasi unr.hali' be
taken IN goods, tic balance will IT. PAID ~
cash. We ao@ hase apd will continue 10
have, z oil assortment Of all kinds u
Dry Eo0ds, Groceries. Sc.
and Sc ~lii sell Ut cash prices in exchange
~ Cotton. MORRISON & HARRIS.
Jsly ~, 1884. $40
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NOTICE.

II INTEND TO pot the law in farce against
= any and every person, VINO shall here.
after buy from. or sell TO, any Of my negroes,
any article, without a written permit from
me. give this notice, that those not ac.
quaInied with the law, may examine II and
know the penalty.
WIN. DAVIDSON.
Sept 18th, 1887. t6s
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EiaasafioR for safe.

tffIfffI3FF EFNHFNftol' JO3' .9FIc.
fa9EiAi beautiful and sell improved
ss- n Pdat.tiipn 10 Providence Settle
iatl4i, u.le> South East Of Charlotte, f.r
mefly dr ned by ny Father aud au Whicb |
nnw reside, Is now oii red f9r sale. fof fur
Their particulars call aud see the subscriber.
u ". LEE
81. y. l-a7. eMl
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tract of land cou'slnng abou, 30
rfe,, 80 tie waters az Steel Creek lo.nng
the Land, Il Cen Iho~, g. Polk, Josn II.
ca rr, Robert IRWIN aud james Bi-uam.
tpr,ner!, oAu.d b, Jane, Neeit uow .rc d.
aud spId Tor The ben, III ot pst;riu among
rhaspr giving hood aud approved secnrtfy.
u. T. DUNLAP e 81. ..
Sept y, $50. rs PriEe adv. So
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Land fo,. safe.

f TENllE subscriber offers for fsss.s
liz IN sale. tract of LAND, -las-
containing about $50 acres, lying two
miles South from Charlotte, on the Public
Road, leading 10 Mnson's Ferry, which be-
longs TO the estate of the late W. Morrison,
deed. This land Is in good state OF I'm.
proyemeat. !, is known by the name Of
The Dinklns Tract. Ii il is not sold pr.
vately, between this and the October Court,
il viii ON Tuesday Of tina, Cour, be sold
publicly, JOS. II. WILSON, EfeeHtor
Sept. 4. 1887. b2F
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NOTICE.

HeY Virtue Of Decree froms5A
si.ss hS the Court 81 Eqn,y. | NJ! Il
expose 10 Pubic Sale, 1t the toutlh as ~
Charlotte, Oh the Iu~sday Of our next Conn
Vi Court, beiug Tire 24,h Of October mex,
lhe iulAan'g 'aiuabfc property, w On"
iu', known ~ the chart ot SAID Town by
~. -, 90 Frtdf Street, formerly owned
oy Richard ;. Dinklns---n" Of tie pest Va
.nablr ummptn, Ell io,, NJ Cbnloiie--ou a
credit Il eight mouihs, With bond AID az,
proved seourhS,
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COLUAtBIA-Od &
CflARI.rsfpv--o r. 3

BE-
Basou. 0l a lJiAlaekefel, n J r.
naggtng. llcpp, ia ~ do 10
70 Tsv. lisI6' do Mo-
Rale Rope, 9ai2 Mails, cot, -
Ilees y. ~ 0ai..
Cotton, upiab3, sail Rice. pf,re. +,
Coffee, pcir,s, l0a lbI do interior
d" inferior, 9Aal SalG. 70 $685. II
Earn. 81 il - buik.
Flour t,anrtrv o. Il lsiand, ~
Iron. Russian, 81 Sugars. Nh
d. S,sdes. Ii.6af and Lqmf ~.
Lard, 100 I2Ifcas, NH
Aolasses, Cuba. 25s e iTallov. r,i
60 " .. 80 - 55IWhiskey'
EXCHANGE,
Cheeka 90 Now York 4 per efnt To.
othgr places az thc North, Q per een'' p''p 4, !
Rdl. 81 Exchauee on ths Nefih, ns ~.
Banks % Nee IUrk, 10 dsts sight, vi N
d.. per cont. Discount 10 w. 90 y ,t.-a'
discount Richmaud, PER cent o. ~ y, "
savannah, 3 pr recent. die. over " aals'.,
Ou the Wees, % per cent d.. and 'a''"'
fommercisl Bank. Columbia, PAT
Camden Babk, par ,,st D
BHh Merchants Rank. Chttss, y Pc .,s,s
Georgia Bank Bills, Augusta anu 80 *
per ceu, Dis. County Baeks u per ''"'
North Carolina money, par
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sheriff gGfp.

TWILL ba said, On the d,h Monday Of
w % iober, tbeing Monday Of tie
Comfy C4nt,) Al tie Courthouse, 10
Char1.tte.
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30 Esokt0rs Resrnra!!

"a liEKEAS, information has ben Civ
Gu 10 ne hy several peTsnas, that
some Insignificant scotInJtels have made Il
their Dusiorss Of throwing dGsn and destroy
tng my lrncos, On tire ptmt8iinn where
formerly resided, 90 Reed, Creek, IN Neck.
leRburg, and the probability IS, that they
are determined there shall b. 10 crop made
a il, or. force me 10 sell through their rus.
cality, but ! sdl disapf6ibt them. The a.
9sye reward will be- paid to any person, who
sill DO considered as sufficient eyldeDce
.ainst the offenders, 50 that can bring tho
villains 10 justice.
F. W r.. MAXWELL.
C.esnat Gr0pt, Colt ca, Ga. sept. rs, 1857.
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Valuable Town Property
For .<al'e.

fTSllE subscriber be. ..,s%x.
,4xrA M liz des,rous 81 ss.3s
;;.:E removing from Char SYs
$3.50. loile, otltrs Tor sale his -
= .,,c -,,un, 10 sad town, consisting ot the
Dwelling House ia which be now resides,
helng one Of the mos. desirable residences
iu Charlotte, having all necessary oul hous-
Is b.s,drs WELL ii good ~aiet in the
tard. Also, two lois, iew yards distance
from tic above, 81 one Is a new frame
daeltng house ZEN tire other is wood
and sHiih shop, on tho IVA n street, and
t.rs d good situation i"r carrying on
Zoe Carriage Maxim. Business Ia oh Of
thu above property w,il g,yr god bargains
and make the terms easy, Us | am deter.
mined 10 leave the place.
MILES NIL
lHgsa l6, s-37, SEA-
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Runaway

tFAMts W ~"
"a ENRON the subscriber, on
IN n the night Of 9Th uli. an
rraa indenicdapp-eniicc, 10 the Sad
| (gEs ding business, by the uame Of
lS JoshDd Caps, about seventeen
- ---sa'ls years Of age, well grown, with
a li2bt cnmpiexou and hard 70 beat IN mean
tricks. Had on aud took away with him
two frock coats and one youudib0uf. with
pants to son each suit Aud he il ront d
hlding small change, finger rings, de-,
g., g., and occasionally gets bold Of a
watch He's not 10 be harbcred or employed
by any person under the penalty prescribed
BY law. Any one bringing bin 10 me shall
receive one cent end 90 thanks for their
trouble WM H. SPECK.
October |, 1887. f6s
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ANOTHER GGE.ITcTBr

haistgA, SsyftA.stf q, l1-
! arm nov - ycars Of aee--aten So "a, +.
year, received wound on ny len l.g ~.
became liberated, and continued - anita T. y
u March lasL Il WOULD occaslauall, \. (,
aud then break on, again; buf mrs, d. d. M
II vas IN grry paiptu! condition, tie salt b. I,
extended 70 a large sir. aud le,o.rs So, n
| tried many foultGies 10 make cure. ,
success, until applied Grsy's iefaissl5 e.
FHsHt. tao pots Of which have eifectaaH, a.
my lex. aad reduced /, 10 It's usiutal sl. f,
cure would have hocn made uueh sn5B... \
strictly attended 10 lhc diaee.iass "a, t- ~
tbs Oia,mtGg bot this failed te %. aa. N
much eHvFe,se, and very imffudeaiig .s. n.
hAn6sge. NY leg has besn vel III ~, N
six gaonibs, during whwh hmt. ls5s M
much, ye, q reualHs llm Ard fc- 44a =.
aeas o. ,sammat'oo. Amer having ben
ior period u iofiy one Years, asa
beneat Of rolrd leg AGAIN.
LEW IS HoItuuAX
ERAI'S OINTMENT. for Sale Il
~ WILLIAMS & BuU
a. - 80
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Valuable Lanas for sale.

= FHNHE subscribe r.. vsA.
e,l-a .a1a In WISHES - sell &c.,
49, i 80 - bis Valuable Lands W
10 the cuuats Of ---SAH---
A~cklrninrg. Oue tract lies on the waters
Of Sugar Creek, > miirs from Charlotte.
near Baker, Saw Mil, is veil uinbs.rcd,
and contalos I5e acres Also, one other
tract, coutatnig abnui 100 acres on sesl
Sugar Greek, on winch tho subscriber r..
s,dc-. lying abaai II aliIrs fram Charlotte.
Oh this tract, there T. q splrudid meadow.
A tlt her description u dccmed uuuecesa
~. az persons wishing TO purchase can call
and see tue Lands. Terms made aecom
piodlilng.
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10 rsoct and slioe.maI.ers.

$3.50, 1857.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
every day.

FLORIDA wAR--It appears from all accounts that
the Government will make host strenuous effort to
bring this protracted war a close. The campaign
will be opened with spirit, and such force will be
brow pht into the field success The plan
laid down is somewhat similar that Of General Scott
namely the Lewiston Of the whole army into four br
pades three &c which will move forward in column
while the fourth will follow in reserve. Instead OF sta.
tstonary depos the army will be accompanied with
sufficient baggage train 70 furnish them with abundant
supplies. Great improvements have been made in the
medical department and besides large supply OF the
horse t,ers for carrying the wounded, lot
o the Thompsouian vopor baths have been most provi
IDENTITY provided. Each officer IS furnished with an In.
aia rubber life preserver of Colts patent repeating
rifle an "asbesios brought iron osfplate and in ad
dition to the usual ration each will draw gill OF
concentrated turtle soup, inch of Bologna sausage,
phial of I" BOWS American Vegetable syrup, and
box Of Brandreths Vegetable Universal Puts." Light
troops composed Of mounted rhemen and rangers will
the TANKS OF each column and by being constant
ly relieved by fresh parties will be able to scour the
whole country and drive the willy savages from their
most secret fastnesses We look with deep interest 70
this campaign; humanity, say any thing Of the
honor and dignity of the country demands that Il should
be brought 10 n close. An immense amount of blood
and treasure hos been wasted and reo,ce1 70
see efforts at length makisg becoming great nation.
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We are happy to hear also that the government has
taken steps have the details Of the campaign given
with the authentic accuracy as a gentleman of high
lar biographical sketches that is 10 say Orat EN-
mons, has been selected "Historoqrapher and will
be charged with the sole duty Of writing all general
ders and making all reports Of battles, &c. &c. This
will no doubt relieve the Commander in Chief of very
and disagreeable duty, and at the same time
will marry to immortal verse the Of those who
distinguish themselves in battle
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to trouble, and thus those who have the misfortune
fall sick away FROM their homes and families feel dou
bic wretchednes and sink under the consciousness that
all is not done for them tina, might be- These COED Sa
maritans-these young men who have volunteered in
the good work of waiting and attending upon the unfor
tunae, will cause the lat weighs heavily
those who feel their lonely state, in the cities Of St
Louis and Cincinnati to be felt Honor be to them
may their example be followed
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90 An Anti. Fanatic in Of the iacopabIss yes,er-
day morning says that he regrets the death of the Rev.
Mr.. Loveoy, Alton, but asks, What business had a
minister of the gospel therel" Alas for Illinois!