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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

, W Iadion Aurili0ries.-TYo hundred snfrior.
OF The Shawnee and Dclawat are tribes Of Indians
nave arrived al Nee Orleans, 80 says the Bulletin
on Their way to Florida 10 assist the United States
against the Semnolcs. We hope their services
may not be needed.
u L IS proposed by The Southern Times and
"azflie, That the Editorial fraternity publish no
Peeeh GeiFSFed "a Congress, OF greater length
man two columns. We should be glad TO see this
rule adopted. Ii it would shorten Speeches. there
would be considerable saving TO the country.
-
+ Picture Of Van BareHis,n defeat Of the
party ~ Maine was boa from which thew have
not YET recovered. The Editor Of the Rici,,uond
Enquirer froans awiully under it, and 10 Gts last
paper has The following paragraph:
ihe MldIsonian says tho Eastern Bangor
Republican, one Of the most decided AdmiDsstra
lion prints in Maine. makes the following startling
confession 10 account tor The loss Of the late elee
tons ia that State:
" The fadeallsn Of the times, the ultra and
a2rafian spirit abroad, the fierce attacks on time.
IGNORED institutions, the untpleutinr warfare upor
business and Iaudablo enterprise, the preventing
disposition TO pull down and oyeitnrn, without
knowledge. means OF ability 10 build ~. and The
{
mount any hobby aud ride like death On Tie palc
hnrse, rough shod The neck OF the people, aud
every thing opposing their mad career, reel les Of
consequences and needless Of prncipie -this incu
bus and deadly sirocco, oil these whitening infla
eheeS pressed heavily on The party, aud urged 10
The lhoufnfu result"
Itnatruc picture Of Van Bureusal, from mas.
Ter hand.-Bah. Chron.
~ Resumption Of Specie Payments The con.
yehton 81 Delegates from tie se,etsl State Banks
all meet ~ the City OF Now York on the 9Th OF
ne1i month. We learn that the Bank OF the State
Of North Carolina will send Delegate that ia.
slhulion being prepared 70 resume at ans moment
ehen a concert o. action can be accomplished, as
4 Is q strong IN specie funds, ia PROPORTION 10 its
capital, as the strongest ii the Union We believe
tie Bank Of Care Fear will also be able TO rank
win IL peers IN The coming ctisis.-.Standqra
UJ-An Indiana paper states that a White female
@as laiely discovered among The Indians IL tia,
Safe who Lad been stolen bY item so cars ago,
Z len she vas only five years Old. She y a. ylsl.
ted by teo brothers aud sister WHO recognized f
hef BY marks On her body; bit no cn,reat, could
induce her 70 gut the savage life and accompany
her relatives. Sue had been married TO Miami /.
chief Nho dicd aud left her with seven children.
SIR had forgotten her mother tongue, and convers
81 With TIN visitors by an tsrpre,er.-Cherau
6oStite.
" ! SECOND Pair.-An old man named x. Gar.
man, aleo tast Angus, Il Dansi0n, near Chester.
bod England ged ore hundred md sir'g vsars
and efgt mouths lie was tiind tEeuty.six wear.
q ~ nc. lie leItrtiatlyss IN the house ia hch
he die'i, OF The respective ages OF IS and 20.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

A HINT TO THE CLERGY.- Dr.. South says that
manga man runs has heod against pulpit ,oho
might hare done has country ercstieni Serrice at
the p!0ugh tail
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

The packet ship Oxford. from Liverpool at New
York, has brought accounts to Oct LIST. We
have no particulars, except the following state Of
the cotton market,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Sept %.
There has been great falling of in the de.
mand since our last, and, consequently very in.
active market. which has enabled the few buyers
who have attended TO msks better selection OF
quality and st easier prices those OF last week be-
ing barely supported. The sales to-day are $500
5000 bags of all kinds, at ahout ID decline.
Spectators have taken, 1000 bates o. American,
aud exporters 100 bales of American, GOO Snrat,
and 10 BENGAL, 1890 American, 100 Egyptian,
$50 Bahia and 90 Peruvian have been forwarded
into the country this month uosold The import
this week is 1914 bags, and the sales are 1900.
An Iacideni--In the crowded saloon Of Mr..
Catlin, at the Indian lecture at New York, in the
midst of an intensely interesting discourse, per-
rose up and in solemn manner, said, Mr..
Calin, will you have the goodness 10 stop for one
moment 2" The audience looked with astonish-
ment and tho lecturer paused. IL have lost my
little boy in the crowd, and wish to call for him.
A dead pause ensucd in the 1900 persons present.
" Clark Potter" cried the father. Here | am,
father !" said shri voice in the corner, al which
shouts slaughter and applause ensued as the strip
ling was handed over benches to his anxious pa
rent-Siar.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10
NOTICE.

NUIEJE.
A LII persons indebted TO the estate of
~ John McCord, dec'1. are informed that
their notes are now due and it is hoped that
those interested will avail themselves of this
notice, as II is absolutely necessary TO have
the estate closed.
J. D. SMITH. 4dar.
NOE. 3, 1887. t73
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

lr Dsgtacefel coRduct-Et is stated on good
authority that about 100 trunks which had foated
ashore At Ocracake, ~ C., from the wreck Of the
steamboat Home, we're rlGed OF their contents;
and oven the dead bodies were stripped Of wearing
apparel. Il Is stated That one of the Two ladies
who escaped, went to the house Of wrecker who
had taken her clothes and asked for them, and the
threats, l. tharc no law fot bringing these devils
10 hnnan shaf'o 10 merited punishment Ii is a
Disgrace to any country. bot especially so IN
ours. To lei such creatures exist among us--a Glib.
bel would be too good for them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10
Gn1a'1n4fCs
Friday, November 10. 1897.

a1- The friend At Chspsl Hill who Forwarded 10
ns Judge sirsnge's Address. will please sece our
thanks.
II our friend Jaaes .h.ll hear fton Is ia or
heIt Weafe rsiher out OF sotts this week.
I'm Gays SptecL Our re,de.s vii find ii
to-das's paPeT The remainder 81 NJ. Claws speech.
We shail n our next, a the REQUEST ii 4 trend,
commence NJ. Calhouns iitst speech
II fHpsriaHi gHd rery talfTtrftHg ntns fran
Fgrtda ln preceding crhnn vftY inpotjaot
nc1a ~iil - Gane. ocsnia j Il lat taseu eilb
" 81 bis Safttaf. ", ho.t tbs ni.i head u az
early .stminal,oa q tbs pfeseos campaign.
II We fad The following letter 10 the Camden
Courier Of the as instant Whistler ,byir i, soy
ruth IN he rua.ot q The Cabinf, bfing dissolved
We are unatls 70 say. OR Washington plper of
tho d instant, i shttsly Silent O. he subject.
W.salsero~, Oe, 25. 1857.
The tnTof RI this pisre ,s--sha, thg cssNrri.
alfsady dissolved. TIE President and ail the So.
feisfies ate "a un a tsus--no bad, tapws where.
lhr arrangements afc eatc - b. a. Q..aas
BachAanan, # PfrnsY lFanIa. = cfetatF n stsic.
Wight. Of Nes Yatk Serfst1tv q ne Treasury
raias,tt Of the War Department
1gseph SsaRelI Jones. 81 North Carolina of lie
Aa.y
krads1l ~hefc he is-and North .rolna nan
by 10 aaHe u Hadgef, Attorney Grnefat
Tn. change - II no denbt take place. Gsorail.
Nst Jersey ~ 0hia bsss dissolved the caaiNF9.
anu not lie Pfesiaeai.
ioufs, Sc.
1r \ datiag piracy is said to have beer eeu-
aui.d en- tie pacss, ship sa,qaebsena, bound
fean rhtadelph a 10 Liverpool. on The 2li eaIua.
! !. h,,esej =. had a stss amnab, Of .pcc.s oa
aeHd The s1sqnshsgna is said to b bong 70 toe
Z 84ters. ard a. It Is eell knosn that a.ry never
ssrfy stms The fact u htt having specie en- board
Hus base cone to lite suoalcd.s OF s5nse acfee-
nary stretches wha took advantage Of her defence.
ees situation to eomtnll the robbery. The follow
tx Is 'he names Of some of The pas'sng MAY
Ilaapatrg ladv, fea children, and servant; Ann
RaWlr. Mary Ravle. Rachel Sharp, Henry {,
eofb.', Henry NItn, Edward Pleasant, of rb'a,
estatf ilopp'u, ot Providence, x. l.; Wary Ann
md Anna Reilly, Of Cincinnati, Wen, II. Gtas,
& Norfolk, Va james Saul Of Now Orleans;
.lonfy Fos, Of Bristol, fas Wa d, M'Crne,
'f New Castle, nsL; 9Th 10 in the Storage
some doubts are expressed by some old soanrn of
u truth, although at5jagus have been made b.
mo OF two pilots, Of tho piracy The following
sjclc copied from the Cheraw Gazetts of the 1T
Instant. seemed to confirm ihoss doubts. and gives
he latest intelligence that we have received rom
DC Sasquehanpa:
4 gcBslcm1n Of this town niarms ps, That on I
saturday last, he travelled on the Charleston and /
hamburg Railroad with passenger who, en- the .
,ssssge rom Ncw York TO Charleston. haa pass (
n The Susquehauna the preceding Sabbath aud I
onyer.cd with snnle Of the passengers. As this /
vas the day after the Susquehanna said TO be /
'ap'ufcd BY pirates, The story oil the capture must
10 untrue.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

WIN. Pennington ahig) has hecn elected Gov.
ernor OF New Jersey for 'he ensuing year, New
Jersey has moi had Wing Governor before for
many years.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

BILLY BARLOW,
TIMOTHY GOOGLE,
JONAH SHOCKS,
JIM BROW y,
S. LEATHERSIDES,
/. BICkERSTAFF,
PHIL MADDOX,
TONY LII MPKIN,
DICK FLETCH HER,
ZEPH SNIGGINS,
ZIP VDGN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

aG' The friend At Chapel Hill eho forwarded 10
ns Judge s.rsnges Address, vail please sccc, our
thanks,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

~. 0nr friend Jahes shalt hear from os ia or
neIt Neafe rsihef nui OF softs this week.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

I'm. Gays SpteeL Our resde-s vii find ii
lo-day' paper The remainder d NJ. Ga, speech
We shaH ~ our next, Al the REQUEST ii trend,
eommsncs NJ CAlhouns tif.t speech.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

ErnaNS II FosrEa has bern elected, Is Tie I.e.
gisatafc ct Tennessee a. q Senator ii Congress,
- 50 tears from the 4ih March le3J in the
Place q Felix cfqndY, whose term al service viii
lhep expite. H.. Gfnady vas rot npi II roe,!aa.
ton Cir reelection. " Foster. oil Is competitor
vas tic late Gov William Carr1lL The votes IN
the two branches oi the Legislature stood
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

.,ure Of Oscola and so OF his
warriors.

F,on he Charleston Courier. 2sth nh.
Tho scbr. Argus, Capt. Swasey, arrived
.a;. mort Yesterday morning, bringing us
1 8, Augustine Herald Of The 10Th Oct.
- which we copy the following:
0,r Indian Afasrs.-Since our last,
,ysral lncidcnts have transplred IN relation
| onr Indian affairs, of considerable inter.
| Goa coocby, whose return was fixed
| the 18th. came in on the l7th, bringing
| M him Philips brother aud younger son.
1 tales that Powell, and some other chiefs,
| ~ about 100 Indians, will be in, in a day
,wo to hold talk" He gave inlor.
k',non that a large number of negroes we're
/, y,u.ia, bu, advised that they should not
seol for until the result OF the talk is
Ioosn. Seyeniy.Dlne negroes came in and
| l,cred themselves up AT Fort Peyton.
trbey have since been sent to the North
,,rb short distance from the city, IN
-,foaeuce Of some of them having the
kc1.lcs.
4 flflllEFs Nbilst nun Ma w.
had an interview with Gen. Herman.
Il, Oae. who was the spokesman, sand
4 came a. the representative Of Micanopy,
5lf5ochee ard Jumper, that the road vas
la and be had a short but slfaigh, talk
81 Powell and Coa.hsjo, that the snake
Y ,Wo tongues, be had but one--thn, his
,t was whitehall Powell had sent
Is say that he would be IN to hold
10 person, that man, no matter how
4 he was, would some day or other be
|aynced Of his errors-thal he was sorry
j y hat had pasl-lhat he had thrown away
r1. long time since 2yd that he had
brought no. - - ulDkieks.
!; :; ! lI| d! s. &:
sn s.fe..ar Nth fk.a
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

u ! scroHd Pair.-An old man named K. Gar.
nan, aieo tast AnRus' a Dunson, near Chester.
he'd Ut aat, ged ore hundred ind siriy gsars
and etgtt mouths. lie was biind taenty.six year.
q u, ne. iie le9relaiivss in the house in hicl
&c died, Of The respective ages OF IS and co
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

Religions We understand tia; the Rev. Dr.
Ai,1andtf, ot Princeton fhsalo. zeal seminary is
ahaui = write Sercs at Ltttets on Practical sub.
Jee's - Religion, 70 b. published IN the IYatciman
II tts South, religious paper edited ~ Richmond
Ar.ia,a, II the Rev. I'm. :. piumsf.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

Inc carpet vas made during odd hours after
me iaoar Of the family was performed. in four
months and Tor the trifing sum above stated, with
the til saved from hours Of idleness. an elegant
ana almost everlasting carpet produced.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

W fadion Aurili0ries.-Txo hundred 81 nfrior,
OF The Shawnee and Delaware tribes Of Indians
nave arrived al Nes Orleans, 80 says the Bulletin.
on their way to Florida 10 assist the United States
against the Semnolrs We hope their services
may not be needed,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

II We fad The following letter 10 the Camden
Courier Of the 4ih instant Whistler their il any
ruth IN The ruuor q The Cabinet hting dissolved,
We are unatls tosay o., Wa,htrstan p5per q
tho d instant, i shtttsly silert o. tie subject.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-10

Aihafsas.-Wc yelled before we we're out Of The
woods, !, seems. The last Memphis Enquirer
states that Archibald Yen (y. b. is reelected 10
IonafC-s, majority Of about 500 votes over
John Rlnggold t"hig) yeli's majority at the last
election Wa about 1900. exclusive Of 10 counties
whose votes were rejected FOR inlormality.-L Tir.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

I htai 10 the Common Council There are 8 Sen aors in Congress wo-thrds, by the Constitution, are required to be present to constitute quorum to elect Vice President; lhify-fge therefore, were necessa- ry. The whole Tory strength of inc Senate amounts to 33 If the Nhg Senators following the example of the l9 recnsaut electors in Maryland bad absenied themselves, or ike the members of the Board of Assistants in this ely, hid themselves bar room no Pice President could haue been electcd But there is marked difference between Wing and Tory the former deem themselves bound to fulfil their oaths of office, however 1t taay effect the interest of party or their personal preferences the latter go for party right or wrong-oath no oaih--rule CT Faa. True as holy wril.-.G Y. .star
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

Massachusetts was among the foremost to uphold the interest of Eablic education. In 2S9 towns the last year, 25 towns only being oRilted the sum rais ed for Conmon Schools, private tuition, and for Acad emies was $766,2 ,229,s3; thus $39l. .993,99, the tax for Common seheols-vellsntary contributions ST. 594--estimated tuition ln private Academies S326,- 642, 53 There are 2,5I7 school districts, and l66, Sla children between and l6. There are ,9eo male and female teachersi
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

The Military Court at Frederick has acquitted Gen Scott o all blame for the failure of ihe Indian cam Paiga. ihe honorable acqnital of Gen. Gaines may be anticipated as inevitable The whole ceasure Is certain to fall upon he administration. Hhy has not President ackson ordered the court to be dispersed t the point of the baYonet!=-b.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

The Pennsylvania Bank of he Unted States has bought out the Insurance Bank of Columbus Georgia, with perpetual charter The advantages to the U S Bank will of be the same as the location of branch in Georgia. Georgia, we believe, is not charter-hreaking State.--ib.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

In action before lhe N. Y. Court of Common Pleas John T. Little has recovered S400 of John R Whlttlesey for setting his dog hiin We have half mind 10 the Van Bufen party for setting some of their dogs on us.-ib.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

The St. hoeis Bulletin of the 4ih inst. announces the passage of the bank bill through both houses of He Missouri Legislature. The signature of lbe Govern or we suppose to be matter of' course The bill, as passed, provides that the President and Directors on the part otjbe Sate may take immediate steps 10 pnr- chase the debt which may be due 10 the agency of the Commercial Bank Of Cincinnati at St. Louis-that agency being expelled from the State.--ib
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

Janss Brosca kay has been announced as cand- date for the office of Governor of Indians He IS d foot If two ideas to in his head they would stand staring at each other in utter aniazemeat Mr. Hills of Jefferson county and Lieut.. Gov Wallace are also candidates for Goyernor.-ib.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
JUDGE WHITE.

Our venerable Senator it will be seer by the follow- :; sis7;; sPy " az',igiof, has been calIe, upon to appear before the Whitney Committee. His whole life shows hign to be erea good. and iaats;- ply honest patrotone that no office nor danger can sedoce from the noble integrity Of hs ways
 .nemphis Enquirer.
 "lhat venerable man, m firm and dnni(ied tone. remarked, that if he sworn to tell the iruih ocd tae 1chofe bnth he should do t, but would be with great relaetanee He said, hat from an early period o hls le, he had been the intimate friend of Andrew Jackson That for himself, he had no objection 10 he turned inside out before the word and be known as he really was But that during a long intimacy be bad received from General Jackson many comm,nica- tons under the sealand sanctY of confidence. That nothing but biehe obligation could ever extast from him the details of those conferences aud That he understood he brought before the Commit tee by ihe friends If the President and in pursuance oi his wishes This being the case said Judge Nhile. when am sworn 10 tell tbe aehole t,uih shall feel myself released from all former obligations, and act accordingly am now ready, gentlemen 10 be sworn.
 Judge hlie being engaged in tie Senate, he was not sworn until next morning. when the following oues ton was prapodnded 10 him in writing, to which he k to give Il written answer
 Do you q goftr haoarledge know of auy act. by either of the Heads of the Executive Departments. which IS either coup violation of ther official duties l'n
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
WAsHlNcroN, Jan. 20, 1897.

reports current among the faithful. that in corse- quence of tie developments il the Conft of Inouiry and hearsent solicitation ol many of the officers Of the Army, Gov. Cass IS to be forthwith recalled did hear that the President had determined "to take the responsibility aud nominate as his successor dur
 ing the pending week, Mir. Jencs of North Carelinn. Qhe same gentleman whom you may have observed. mentioned tor the War Department who ii is said would proceed, without delay, 10 paf:s. This geDtle man. t aePeafs eoes into power through the person. al favor of the General, and the influence of old Mir. Macon, of North Carolina, who is his grand-faher.
 What modification for Governor Cass? What ss were justice for his political iudecision and the open countenaHee he gave, albeit unwilIingy-to the many violations ot the tonsttulion perpairaisd during his o heal iile more melancholy movement of political degradation will never have bean presented to the peo pie oi this eoantfy-scarcely excepting even the ex- anpls oi s4aia Aila. Ij $ said iiai tie President charges hlm with deceptqE in having assured hun that before Gen. Scott could possibly reach Florida, abn- dance ofproysons & army stores would be ready here to sustain army 5000 strong. This 1t now appears 'gas not, nor could not have been the case.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

hlr. Thomas Jefferson Pew, of the Arkansas Ga zette says, that he "haes the sound of MT. Bells voice. Why Does Ii remind him of the sound of the bell, by which the citizens of Versailles testified their joy when he was leayIng their town Lib
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

MT. CAss.We find the annexed letter in the Bal timofe Chronicle. The Editor of that paper says that t comes from source every way authentic He adds, that It's statements III regard to President Jacsons dis pleasure with Mir. Cass ar, e,nfgmed by nformat;on from various persons friendly 10 and intimate wh the Executive:
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

4 bill has passed be J. S. Senate n1ating the notes of all specie paying banks receivable at he Land Off, ces and Custom Houses, after inc 4ih of March next It will doubtless pass the House. -.Mempk.s Ina
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

The officers of Government at Washington evident y take at least of Jack Cade's preceps as their rule of action. Hear Jacks directions to hjs followers as recorded by shafsPeafe-" buls. dii ke re- cords ot the reaim7i--ib.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

Somebody has told somebody, says aomebod7, which, aier all wil turn out, no doubt 10 be nobody, that somebody presented draft at New Orleans for $500,- coo, drawn by Santa Ana in favor of Texas, and vas accepted. We kHow that Santa Ana has not means with hlm to pay bis tfaysIing expenses.--ib.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
DOCToR DAVED HOLE.

TTAyIN(s permanently located himeelf offers his pro-
 H fssssilal. services to tee4ens ef Ettle Rock and its vicinity He hopes, by strict attention, to merit share of public patronaae row of buildings, and .adioinng the Times Office.
 July I9, I8s6.--l6-tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
sET,F,Tygs (sFF AT COST.

FMYHE subscribers intending to close iher business maifaer Of their stock Of goods at cost, fer eask sefsss.s vss; ss oalsain good Fl 10 well to clll without dslay a. Ht54zsa1 tsSs.s
 Little Rock, Ysb. 2, S5Ts--45tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

By recent analysis of the soil in district o Corn wall England, it discovered to contain jstig per cent of arsenic; the arsenic the shape of sul phuret ,and the balance of the soil was composed of the snIphurst of iron and some silica. No plants grow in fhs soil