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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
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Ofystfstr.-Ths HsDss vas occnpira TO-DAY Uuhl
y. u.sai hs.f " tsk4hg recess. vita Rstolgigoas And
Frsf'a
D- sserabling al half past e'slock, Ne House
vf CSnnatics the Whole, on thc s15.Tfcss.
ssy
-i.c;i 81 sesih Csre'ns. addressed the ohs'f On
81. A tgach whcs the Commitrc, by vote 81 - 20
Sci .sfv.d 10 ID. amend meat offered by Nj Garland
N fgnls N stake cot the enseung clause.
q Cenrni,ics lsen rese sEd rvPoFteo the Bill
rnsnssa 10 Id. House.
call ~ the House vas then ofcefsd, after which,
the pssv,os. QUESTION ma, moved snd sastaiReassd
On inc main qassiop shali the Hil be spgfossod and
read taifa tim. - Tn. vote stood, ayes ll-nhYs lei
80 the sUB-TRE ASUkY BILL WAS LOST
Yours D.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

correspondent has sent the following thrilling
account OF an incident that occurred al South Had,y
iallsi last WedGesday .-Groelfsid Gazsae.
-NarTolo Eseaps.-On Wednesday lf,t az Messr
Dinamore and Cooper were endeayorny 10 rra to
boxes Of iuGber into iIhdoy Canal the wstsr az
they missed The gap, and carried by strong cgr
rent towards the western shore which 'lry endesy 81
70 gam, but notwithstanding they bad disengsged oGs
box, they found II mprseuble they tor lesYs 81
each other, and bowling TO The esc 81 -
who we're unable 10 assist them for Of boets r'
preparations 70 20 the dam I'D eatarae 'JW
Capt Dinsmore lsshed himself 70 the rsn " - uev.
as he afterwards stated that bis BODY might be
ed without much difficulty Nr Cooper, rs a last effort
taxing sl,nk and setiiag pole f,r raddle, d.ssng.
ed himself from the ran, aud endeayofsd ~ Esn The
shore In this be did no. succeed taking of b., tOol'
and coat he iay down on plank, and went over ~
Cam feet foremost the pank after being ~ seeone'
under was b0ye out Of the bois several let in ts ss
with hr Cooper adherng 10 Il, who sfief being toe
four or five minutes in the boils Icing soilsf %
TOP Of the plank and somsstinss UNDER he esfss
over the cataract below and er gained tue sh0's
with some bruises and loss Of part Of his eiothhg
Mr. C. finding skf Al hsnd TO the rescue Of Capt
Dnsmote, whom he found dashed 10 rignsni Of tie
ran, and brought sshore.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
WAsnIsorox. June 90, 1898.

This morning Mr.. Adams had another two hours
heat at his anIexas and anli.slayery speech after
which The House went into Committee Of the whole and
took up the sub Treasury BILL and Mr. Kennedy of Ma
ryland spoke TIL after five o'clock. Ii is possible we
may have nigh, session, and cannot afford to wait
any longer shall now " 90 10 press"
The Honse agreed this morning. by a vote Of ayes
10, noes ", to adjourn the SIN day Of July AT
that happy TINE We shall peck up and be off The
sub Treasury bsl cannot pass 1t is a dead article
The Senate Is not N session. II has nothing TO do
Good.
Mr.. Toucey OF Connecticut took the noor after Mr.
Kennedy had closed, and was the floor when quit
whiting. Yours, DC. RP
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
MORE NEWS FROM THE Pulaski,

WnsiSaTos. \ G. l0ne ~, o'olect, a :
JOYFUL INTELLIGENCE FROM THOSE
WRECKED ~ THE PULASKI

wn~naTos. - c. Jans -, o'oleea, sa
JOYFUL INTELLIGENCE FROM THOSE
WRECKED ~ THE PULASKI
We are truly gta;,6rd 10 state tia, thirty Of tho Pull
sshis passengers we're picked Up yesterday morning,
about O'Clock II o. ~ miles north Of ihc New Inlet,
~ the sehaansr Henry Csihesden, her passage from
Philadelphia, 70 Wilanrion, snd were landed az cur
wharf shout o'clock next day. Their srGciings are
more readily Imagined than described. We hsYe not
time Cor farhs parleusrs now. bni hope 10 despatch
q SECOND edition oi thi. Er'ta hy teacays oelock
mail These unftr;annte sufferers were Immediately
invited 30 the pfivsie residences Of oar gentlemen,
where feel assured every effort viii be made u
sortbr their and f. alsy4ie their snAergcs Yes
.rs nre cruising alorr the coast with the hope OF
icscuinr others Of thcsc unfortunate beings from
tcrv grave.
We here annex iba names Of 3d. except one, whose
nsme is now unknown.
a loyeioy, Camden CO Geo Major Heath, Bah
more Msj0r TwiFrs & Son. Richmond CO, Geo NJ
Greenwood, Augusta Geo; Mr. Gregory, do Aiis No
ah Smith. dol Miss Eebocoa Lamar do Charles Lanai
Savannah, Robert Scabrook ard Mr. Edngs, Edisto ls
lard, G; Masters 4 & w Nhalcy,2 DO; Alt Il Hutch
ingson and Nh Ward, Savannah hir Hamilton
Augusta, Geo, Capt Pearson, Balhmorei Chicken, Is
Engineer; Joseph, n Y; G w Clifton, Canton, Miss
D Walker and neItew, Thomas Downing, Charleston
Warren Freeman. fGacon Geo; - unkncwn; Johr
Cape fireman, Baltimore; ---fiteman Patrick and
! Bill deck hands; Rhynsh, negro woman; a negro wo
man belonging TO DR. stewart.
p S-Wc arc hsppy TO state that the thirty have
now been MI ht among and are mnch refreshet
by comfortable nights rest at least, all from WHOM
we hive heard and it is sincerely hope that they
will ,oon be sufficiently recovered TO return TO thei
fierds
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
cou.psn<r-1s II u, .4'bsny .sfss,

wsrtrrows, jane -, iSl-.
Cot Csunis-s has sris.d hete. sbd 10 awaiting the
,rrysi Of the troops and signifies his readiness TO aid
the eiyil oess in their -gos 10 Johnson and
has g.as 81 al hsisrts
u wss very gratifying intelligence 10 learn tina,
Jsdrc Cushmsn had concluded 10 hold cfeul', ne
ws have rising OF twenty pris nefs in jail, await
ing Their ta besides many bail, aud hourly expect
ing the arrest of of the individuals oneerned in
the karn,ng Of the Peel.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

Important mors,nent-Cen Wool has left Boston for
Augusta TO confer with Gov Rent who is now in ses.
Or more Military posts on our Northen Frontier This
distinguished officer has been sent by the War Depart.
ment Of the United States at the earnest application Of
Governor Kent, for the purpose of making u remon.
STRANGE and selecting suitable positions for the establish
men Of posts to protect territory from foreign ag.
erosion. - Portland .7dr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
From IL. Aibasy Ertning Journal.

Iaportasi from hs Froniiu We learn from Mr. J.
W. Turasr, Dspcty Marshall a, Oswego, who arrived
here ta- morning from Lewiston, tia, The Patriots of
Cgpsy Canada hars again made rally Their sol
--hsvag totmed camp 10 Long Swamp IAN eI,en.
sive marsh lying between Grand Island and Chippewa
Ctesk) where they terrifying themselves. The
nucleus Of this 70 formed by refugees who
sed from the United States in parties Of twenty
thirty al time, sonto evade British vigilance, but
volunteers said to be hoeking ia TO them from ell
quarters The number entrcnched when they were dis.
covered supposed 10 bs from 900 to 400. The alarm
instantly given. and express sent off 10 Toronto
for regular force TO eIrpa,s them. This news is
ryvsgue-we before II COMES from Toronto-but we
think It may be substantially relied upon.
anotA9 Reporu Extract from = letter from p. c. II
Brother. ESQ., gentleman in this city dated Queens
too, Jane IS, Iss5.
To-day the repor. IT, that the patriots kicking
up smother muss with IL Is said that they crossed
las, sight below Lewiston and in the forss, be-
tween this and st Csthsrne.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
Sub Trmsury Blu Defeated No vote has been taken

Sub Trnsury Bill Defeated. No vote has been taken
in either House of Congress for many years. of equal
importance, in our judgment, with that which we have
the satisfaction Of giving TO readers this morning
on the Sub'Treaury bill in the House of Repre-
tves. The loss Of that mschievous measure, by SO
decided majority, will afford the sinccrest qualification
TO every wlo regards the character of our
ment and the welfare of the country. 1t may be con-
sidered as the 3eath-bow 10 Van Burensm That q
party who usual manifest skill nj some knowl-
edge OF their party should have been left TO bring this
matter up from is long sleep, without first ascertainng
their strength, among tie strange of the age
- Conn, COUrGa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
New ORLEANS. June 10,

Yuentan.-The latest intelligence from this province
represents fighting the side of Federation against
the established order of things in Mexico. great
battle has been fought at Merida, the capital, between
the maand the regular army. The result not known.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

~ f,sf that. 10 eespi,s 4 she pfn'rs's'ions
r Amss Krs&ssi. Tie Ffonised "f,forn~ Sss an
~ s,yse." "irienosd 10 tPsly nicely 20 q
st--r u ncn." Bot leave :, fet ;his hOuse and
ias people Of his cevei'y 10 Judre whether
ihs. sss6sesrs hes 10, besa be''byso and thew
Ase,s d,ssyp isisS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

a,
HorsE- Reconsideration Of lie S.J-T,4asUrg BV-
Mr. Foster Of New York, now rose aud asked 10 sub.
nat notion Ter the reconsideration of the vote OF veg.
icfaay by "a'ch the Sub-1tessury bill rejected
Ailer some convention leave was granted
Alr SheTod Williams moved he previous question
Mr. siade moved call Of the House which was or
der-d.
The House was called, and aaerward the absentees
when 1t appeared that @3l members were present
The previous question was seconded put and carried.
ind the main question reconsideration was then de-
cided by yeas and nays, as follows Yeas, Alessrs
Boon, bronson, Campbell Clancy Davee, Fairfield.
tosieE Gallup Grant, Cray, LA 81 kins Keim KEN e.
a YeCi'iAn, Miller, Montgomery, Morgan Parker,
FaTaen'eti sayder, 1aylor-2l Ayes 2J2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

oIeat Egg. We have IN our ohes hens szE
brought ia BY citizen Of this TOW Bship fasssoTing
lsagthvise IN eireumisrsnee isehss, sne ,os.1s
i-2 nehss-wsighing 4 o9nees.-it~sn kfefsr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

Ne,o Hampshire. Wing State Convention, com.
posed Of more han three hundred members, met al
Concord the goth inst, and nominated candidates
for Governor and members of Congress. General
James Wilson, d keene was unanimously nominated
for the first named Office.
The election i0f Governor takes place in March next
and for Representatives to Congress in November.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

RrroEtrD REcaLL % Lorn DuHuAs.-Thc Rooh.
ester Democrat snaounces the recall of Lord Durham
item Canada by the British govetnm The news
given tone Of confidence, If 40 doubt existed
Of iis correctness Nevertheless, have scarcely any
doubt ihst sefroneous lfrue, why hos At reach
ed by way of Montreal; The Democrat publishes
two letters from Toronto asserting it, one Of which will
suiice fot oar purpose.
Extract Of letter, dated
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03
OFFICE OF THE TfsKs,
PORTSMOUTH. Va. June "A.

- OFFICE or THR TisEs,
PORTSMOUTH Va. June a, NJ.
The cars this Evening bring the OF IL or ths u
more rescued from tho Pol ask, they arc
Samuel Bfylny, Talbot CO.. Nd.
Oven Galaghn. Ma.
Andrew Sthevens,
q. Is. Lamar,
IL. =. Hubbard, New-York,
q. y, DAVIS,
u. Ebndge, Syracuse, NY.
BIZ. Bennet. Missouri.
j.. W. F0sIck, Boston,
Lieut.. Thornton. q. y, Army,
hlr MERIT, Mobile.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

The following accnun, Of the disaster of the Pulaski
ffom tho Baltaofe Chronicle. IL the mos, minute We
have yet retn snd cannot iail Of being read with deep
interest
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

The most important item Of news which cir
euaung town lee. than the recall Of Lord Dur
ham The Selktk family claims jurisdiction over all
the Provinces by virtue Of charter granted 10 the IA
mily many years ago. This charter has lain dormant
until lately and the family have not attempted 20 ex.
ereIse authority except territories north OF
the Csnadas, However, the claim indsputable
that the Ministry has been obliged on he warm remon-
sirances Of the Earl to recall Lord Durham. IL was
this account that the "a gun ship the Ednburg
which had started for England, was brough back to
Quebec
Although the news is quite public here, il has found
admission into very few OF the papers yet.
His lordshp does no, sail il is believe for a month
SIX weeks lie is said 10 have been excessively
ragged at the reception OF the nmation Of his recall
How the government of the CsDadas will in future he
conducted, is an anxious question with many. Of
course the wishes Of Selkirk must be cons ulted
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

Neg HsmFskiFs u u stated 10 the Boston Courier
q Asaesy. thai Jodgs tfssksr, 0f Esene, has been
noa'hstee chssf Jss,ies place d Mr. wosebary Who
eeei,nes and that leosssd wiieor. Esq, Of orfosd,
has besn resziEs'.s Assoessis gosslse
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

.Nec Wheat. The Richmond Wing Of Thursday states
that contracts for wheat have been made to the
tent OF % 10 $4,000 bushels 81 80 for red and 81 so
for WHIT, delivered in July and an average Of 81 80
for deliveries in August.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

Trora ne Trsa'jor. Tie B.alis Corr. Adv. state,
~ TIE War DrFsrn~ri has o. ned on enirlo, ne
~ t'sse stesflSssi Las Enc tHd smother on Laks
OaiSEto.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

Dreadful taiaiHe in Iadia. The overland despatch
rom India VIA Marseies) arrived in London bringing
intelligence from Calcutta and Madras the middle
anf from Bombgf 10 the end Of March The accounts
ct Pie ProeISso she famine in the western provinces
ai most rble; the inhabitants Of the Agra are com.
eN4S'orego their evening drives account Of the
niolerab'e cEuvil arising nnm the dead bodies sur.
rounding the station. small river near Cawnpore is
said to be literally choaked with the corpscs Of the nul.
uudes starved 70 de III relief fund has been open.
cd IN Cacutta, and the 18Th OF March the sub.
senPi'ons amounted to above 10000 rupees.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03


Pros hs Fresiier The sfTs,f a. Short Hh. has bee
followed by proc iAaaton fem Gov Arthur requiring
ell persons gong % OF Gazing from The a. States be
fore isneing leaving Tbs British SIDE Of the Niar
r'ser 10 give foil aud reasonable account Of han
self, sae Il found TO be the prosecution Of hB law
f1l ssssassa, 10 b. furnished E.;h passports
trom the teestairys PARTON Of the proclamation Il
wouie TIA, The Of the late ssir "a 10 tie
topnshiP Of Pelham, ia tie Niagara Disifc,-ihat
large body 81 aimed assembled there attacked and
Pl0aasree hoase 10 the me- gsbafhood Ct large sum
u Saey and other property and Erred upon and over
N-owsred snsl eeischmsBi 81 TIE embodied M ilia
here stsipnsahs certain st.d spassd persons con
-sstse IN tar srasas who have 81 late nolest.d ana
ets1sfbed ths Fstee Of the AurFesa ana Bf,sh from.
49, have efsssea The Mage rreF s8 ani icT lufk
sa ssessis themselves parts 81 sac Desired II ~
sggrs, riih The kr'~ietrs aus conniFaucs ii ss o!
the oisseec'si resident ihhss t1His, &c &c
hoHsla spPsts u have tsra tLfsSn lLia mach er-
ess@ssi tsa tAs sape sfgnrs tolg then tods Il
rsasst lsstsa rises tne llsakeire uadst ercu asian.
cetsilrs briog
fr~~ as b. Sis Cen .iis ., AesSsy.
1-sssssis n t1s IAaaaAS Yesterday, bst~ern q
taa - s~seea laeisns eseh an his rae ana bantst
PAss~d ihfsagh city, AID tAis fosensan sb0si -
ESog, saazlAlfiy nuee OE beng saesitOas1
sts<s ihss ~eFs e1,g Ge shsi thsif business
~"s" 80 ed nsi Ia /. rFs Esias e Gusd islasa 70
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

Lightning. We learn from the Vermont Tele-
graph, that the house OF Dea. Jacob Powers. .
niles north. Of Brandon village, Gas struck By
lightning, daring a shower on Monday, the 25,b
iosl. Tie flid struck chimney and ran on q
stove pipe into b bed room. whore Mrs Powers wac
whi,ewashing, Il split the brush in her hand md
ran from her shoulder down to her foot hlis,erlng
her lower limb and tearing her shoe in pieces
She fell upon the floor, very much stunned By the
shock, hut wss soon resuscaed by the application
OF cold wafer, and II is hoped she may entirely re-
ooSer,-aihoUgh tue eide affected is considerably
benumbed.
The Gaid ran on the Goor directly under the
cradle, without any uppapn, injury 10 tho babe
which was sleeping ia IT, Little OF 10 Injury was
received by any others 10 the house.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

1.-The Toronto Patriot, or Tussday. saws .-" Another
DIVISION Of the Pirates is At work on Lake Ere where
aseAconrf laden with merchandise belonging T. Sir
ChysieT Of Niagara, hiss been captured A despsich
announcing thus outrage, arrived ~ the city as
nghi, but nothing than the bare fac, has irsus
pred"
Two steamboats, with troops on beard are searching
among the Islands for the plgnderers
The same paper the n-Xl day mentions that several
persons have Teen indicted ter the outrage and SIX OF
ihem arrested among whom were tao conslablts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

k/"Iht Pirate Of Ae Lskss The Osxeeo Palladium
s,ys' q Bll Johnson tia, ssT declaring against
Great butain he states that that portion OF his band
who Alei ths destruction oi the Peel made their way
into ths fiss seied contrary his orders and be Of
icfs reward of 500 far their delivery custody
Johnsan learn Is about % years q e. snd re-
ians 20 Afemsrksbls deFrsc all The Ygor todnsss and
ersPrfas esringiof rhich he sss much Distinguish.
90 datns 'ae as var beiseea iis eOontry and Great
Britain.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

Fresiei. The several showers which followed
each other ia quick succession co Monday, Ihe
26ih, swelied The uyer which runs llrouoh th..
village, higher Than il has been for numtrr o,
ycsfs before. The yucLeness Of The rice Of ilc
water pfesented sytne BORDERING on the sublime.
II swept away lbeTlDef Gam. and oyerloweI IN,
road m front Of Couaai's bail5ings, discharsina
more water IA that direction fyr While than ordi
manly rgna IN the channel. The damage susisin.
ed Will consist pSlncP sy IN the loss Of some fea
bridges, lie cam, snd the consequent iemporar,
suspension Of business IN those departments De
pese'ng ca the lsiier.-JL Ts!rgr0pA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

Tie my Doll BaHk.-The New York Journal
o. Commerce says that this Institution s sgsin IN
oPefsh0n. The inJsnei,on has beea removed b.
Tue IhsSeeiiar' and the stock ls above par. All
claims against The Back have been liquidsied, snd
~ az respects its usefulness "a resumed under "a
yonsble circumstances
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

a. W. John Van Bmea and he Bristol Arrest.
The New York Gazette, an opposition paper,
and very decided one, has the following in re.
ference to the Webb aiii' a, Bristol England:
!, duty which We owe ourselves and to our
.'ore o honor d justice, to say, tina, the Albany
Argue publishes atlid wits which completely exon.
cta'c VI. John Van Barren from any improper in.
ericrcucr IN The arrest Of an American gentleman
tn England, about which guod deal has recently
becu ya'd IN tho newspapers. We have not chang.
81 our optulon 10 any degree Of the character OF
the act. We th,uk precisely as we have always
thought tat /, was wanon aud most ungcntlC.
manly nd d'shnnurablc proceeding. atwu should
drspisc ourselves II we we're 10 withhold tor mo-.
mcnt the expression of aur full conviction that
John Nsp Raren's conduct ON the OCCASION has
hecn i0isconecivrd and misunderstood Tie has
NOT oni dome nothing wrong IN the business but
# the English atidavIl> are not rank perjury, he
has randucted With gfcat propricty throughout,
md # We have an, light estimate OF the charac.
er of ihr fflrnd most directly connected with the
transaction. b, hluks - too aud VIII say so.-
The mcanness Of this sair rests with other people"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09
Country T0ceru
Stop the Thicf!!!
Nor 6, 1888.

A BLACK eslher trunk belonging to DAVID
IA EGER, German emIgrant, was taken from
behind the Sage, between Col. W. Price IL Grif-
fms on Tuesday morning last. The trunk is a.
bout l. inches deep and wide, and rather over Z
feet long, with the leather somewha, torn from
the back Ii contained nearly the whole proper
ty of its owner, consisting Of few Clothes mark
ed d f. and several articles of Merchandise, With
which he was travelling Southwest, to leok out a
home for bis family. Some Of these articles may
lead to the detection of the Thief, and are there
fore named. A bsne cloth coat, with black velvet
collar, s Merino Shawls, dozen German SiIrer
Spoons, large and small, and Accordioas, Ger
man manufacture, differing considerably from
those usually found IN this region.) The owner
is prepared TO identity any of the above or any o.
Their contents OF the Trunk
Mr.. f, is stranger to our language and Gus.
toms, and this circumstance impresses double
obligation on all good citizens to spare no propSrl
means Tor dvdecling the Thief.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

Aidbdmo.-The Huntsville Democrat,
one Of the ablesi and best informed papers
IN Alabama, says:
1.-The late election in Alabama, we have
reason to believe, has resulted in opposition
TO the sub Treasury scheme Of finance, and
so tar as that IS lest, IN opposition TO the
leading measures of Mr.. Van Buren's ad
minsiration.n
Public sentiment in this State is stead
lly progressing and settling down agans
the measures of Mr.. Van Buren,, " no, with
out the aid and influence Of the great Nu
hher.' would even now be left almost with
out friends among the People--,he office
holders aud spois men adhere to him as q
matter of COURSE"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

ITThe GramPus.-The N. o. Pieayune of the
10th u states that this gallan, little vessel came
very near being wrecked during the late severe
weather IN the Gulf One Of the officers stated
tina, she had endured a series of protrsc,ed gales
blowing on shore from the 9Th 10 the 18th Sop,em.
Der, NLlle between Tampico and Metanora.. In
few hours more she would have hen aground,
when the wind changed
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

The celebrated Indian warrior, Biack
Houk, died at his camp on the river Des
MONIES on the Sd uit.
Mr.. Joseph Lancaster. the founder of the
Lahcaslerian system Of Education, was run
over in the streets of New York few days
ago, by frightened horse, and died shortly
afterwards OF the injury received. lie was
10 his 9th year.
A JusiItiable act Of lynching was recent
ly committed at Valley Forge, after ten.
Perance address by the Rev. Mr.. Hunt.
The multitude, led on by dealer in ardent
spirits, burnt barrel of whiskey, after hav.
ing gwen it a coat Of tar aud feathers.
Loco Foco notions of AriStocracy-A
Loco Foco in North Carolina being asked
what meaning he attached to the term
4" Aristocracy," replied, "any man who
has more money than me, Is, in my estiua.
ton, an Arlstocra,"
Large Dividends. Citzon's In.
surance Company Of ST. Louis, Missouri,
has declared the following dividends On
the Isl Of October, 1887, for SIX months l2A
per cent. LIST of April le39, for six months,
% per cent. LIST OF October 1898, Tor SIX
months l24 per cent. making IN eighteen
months dividend of forty dollars on the
hundred of stock
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09
Dental Operations.

hG. JOSEPH LEE Of Camden, 5. C, res.
~ pecttully Informs the citizens OF Charlotte,
0, Concord, and Of Salisbury, that he will visit
their towns in the mouth 81 December. AppIica-
ton for Dental Operations may be isade to NJ w.
Alexander, J. B Mess, or Thomas Hague, and
will meet With prompt attention on his arrival.
Der 80 ls3s. 423,t
's*The Salisbury Waterman to copy the aboye.