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New YoRK, MAY 81.
LATER FROM FRANCE.

By the packet ship Burgundy, Capt.
Lines, the Editors of the Express have re.
eeiyed Havre papers Of the sth May and
Paris TO the 7th June.
We can find but little news rot already
pblished that will interest our readers.
That everlasting subject, tho Ministry,
occupies tho attention Of tie newspapers
aod seemingly Of every body else.
We are indebted TO passenger in the
Burgundy for the London Tunes OF May
nh, which contains the following impor.
ranl intelligence;
RESIGNATION OF MINISTER'S.
Il will be seen that the long expected TO.
.snation Of the Melbourne cabinet has Ia
ken place, 10 consequence OF majority Of
ooly on a government measure III the
House OF Commons.
I'm the House Of Lords on the 9Th May,
Lord Melbourne announced the resignation
Of all the ministers, and lis acceptance by
the Queen--in consequence Of the vote Oh
the Jamaica government bill.
Tho news Is not favorable Tor COTTON
The market still continued TO decline.
Mr. Blddie's resignation crnated consid'
,rabIe DISCUSSION among the business circles
Al England. The Bankers believed at once
,h,, Mr.. BlddIe left tho Bank only when It
Vas 10 aourshlug condition. They knew
Au he would have stood at the helm as
sns as there was danger OF difficulty.
/, appears from the London aud Liver.
mol papers that The Emigration TO this
,ounlry was very large, tho foreign pack.
,s and ,fan.ieu, SHIPS arriving at New
Y5rk every day give proof enough Of this
P.haps more e.nigrants arc coming to
Gnenca nos ihan ever before.
tbs British Queen, Nc arc tod, would
ave 10 morrow, FIRST Of June. We may
u-sc, her here between tho 18th and 18th
| G June.
The Duke Of Wellington completed his
| iNa year on the lsl Of Nay.
The thirty Hiafh child OF WIN. stnnit. OF
| CldIarh, ireland, ~as bap,izvd by the
Rs. uf. Fahy, 10 N. month ot April last
IT, Aihef Is IA his 18th year, and has had
lsr yves.
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET. May 6.
Tx ma5tss hss bsen very dull 10 d. 30, mare
asa sa.sal 80 bags having bosn Gid, including
y Egygsan. al ii.s loo Marabhan. =, - 10
I'D ~ Persaa. iU.d 50 bahia. % ~ l04 O.
s.,ti CD rsusatadef AmeuoAn, 10 iDd.-
f;,era ats rather IN fAss' oi sgycfs 10 Saturday
. lNQ bags acfe sald.
Mly sih.-Iis eemAnd e., cos,ee il siill liusi
X. aaA d lhe sAtgy part u Tho ~svA fatihsr
4. line u 10 ia - ID ga ssbm'sise 10 "a some
axis Uatt5s lbs iast iea aqys ssacc Ibs receipt
ness .f,tu. ihs tul.rd Stsis. cnt hfHiihg he fs-
,E. u ttaslsney y efoP. thsts ha, sssa lzas
,.sfy 10 pfsss ro'iaa TIC Hafkst. sliieh el0sss
SADLY Ihgssh qeletiy, a ghr aspso dsclias -
II, ,a.es q lie seek asuoan, 20 $40 balss, in.
t1.ag 80 Aossfican sad 10 EgvpiAn ca sisse-
..sse. sgd 10 AssencAa I'D lOJ fstaAau tot "a.
| pet
MAJ The salrs thss d. smapns 70 2909
49, ,cci4atng tsl AmftlcAn On Hgeenlassan apa
u a' tGpan pflerp arc asi The 'arar - =, tss
,..s n tbs gtsssosl SEGA. The AmctieAa so!a
81 aatd
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

The Pendleton Messenger, paper pub,
lshed near Mr.. Cnlhoun's residence, and
supposed TO reflect his opinions, says that
IN the contest for the Presidency, II will
take no part.--ib.
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TRUST SHE
OF
Negroes & Town Property.

EkI virtue of four several Deeds Of Trust TO
Id US executed by William Davidson and 9TH
ers, for purposes therein specified, We shall, on
Monday, the 22d day Of July next expose TO sale,
at the Courthouse IN Charlotte, between
40 and so valuable Negroes,
consisting of Men, Women aud Children, many of
which young and hkely-amongst them are
one or two good blacksmiths, cooks and house ser.
wants, field hands, and many Of the men have had
much experience in Mining. Persons wishing 10
supply themselves with either house servants or
field hands would DO well to attend the sale of the
above mentioned property. All the Negroes sold
Oh the above day will be present and subject 10 the
inspection Of those wishing to purchase.
Also
At the same time and place will be offered for
sale by authority of said trust
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The Tennessee Review gives an account
OF a remarkable tree growing iu Williamson
county, in that State. 1t ISL peach tree
well filled with fruit, almost every peach Of
which IS double, triple, and in some ins,an.
ces quadruple, closely Joined together.
There are few scattering ones on il, but
the larger portion are double or triple.
This is the first year it has borne fruit, and
the singular uniformity of union it exhibits,
says the Review, beats any thing Of the
kind within our previous knowledge.
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Tho question OF the concurrence OF Ken
lucky IN the Bill 10 incorporate the South
Western Rai Road Bank, is beglnnlng TO
excite great interest in that State. II viii
probably operate materially in the coming
election for members of the Legislature.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

At the hanging Of man lately in War.
rem county N. C. for numbering his nephew
the rope broke, and il became necessary TO
procure another. pull ut the sheriff 8
neck would make him furnish better rcre
next time.
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aJ-yIRGINIA ELECTIONS.--We are en-.
abcd 10 give this week negrly full returns from
Virginia, only two counties to be heard from and
these gwen 10 the administration Although the
Van Barren men were rejoicing very much at the
certainty, as they asincd, Of the defeat Of the
Wings parties remain nearly as they were last
year, the Whigs and Conservatives losing only ).
The Wing loss may BE- attributed in some mea.
snre 10 the detection Of tho Calhoun men The
following . 4 sillemeni copled from the Rich.
mood Wing
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

II has been decided IN the assembly OF
Connecticut LAG TO 46 that the credit OF the
state shall not be lcancl to railroad oompa'
nies,
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bones n d Nsaofon. Our readers will
'EoI'cet Of reading some time last summer
The discovery Of the bones at gienntic
laimal 10 Crawford county, Ohio. These
''oe, are now IN Pittsburgh, Pa. The
''ats OF the head, including number OF
l'ndcr-, are IN remarkable state Of pre-
s"alIon and some faint idea of what the
"ng animal ~as, may be- formed, when
state that the skull and upper jaw are )
Wy : inches in length, and weigh 100 lbs.
se lover Jaw II los. the whole heal 237
p'' Of dry bones There are many other
Snes--legs, ribs, vertebrr, &c, oil ~ a
goo state Of preservation. -Pn!s6Grg I'D.
ncaie.
A Question. ~ VIVA, word is that in the
1"ellsh language, the FIRST two letters OF
'"'ch signify q mnn--tbe three FIRST wo'
,Ia--lhc four frs, y great man--und the
'O0'e great woman
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I'm each ease. says the Wing the Senator from
Accomac District As counted Though himself
an Administration man. be- fecls touud. NC b..
lsoyc, 10 reflect The sentiments OF THIS District,
which % decidedly Wing
CuNGRESs--coari crr.--Thc following i
stated 70 b. ihc r-.l, 0! tie Congr, ssional clrc
'loa. although Tic returns ar 10, perfect, shoa-
ing gain Of one 10 ,hc Wings.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

'nS eiueuidt uultoIiHlty Vi UNION II e&hlOUSJ
says the Review, beats any thing Of the
kind within our previous knowledge.
Horrible Transaction. The Natchez
Free Trader states that in the Circuit Court
Of Copiah county, on the 10th instant, Ava
Carpenter was PIT on trial, charged with
the murder Of Mr.. Keller, late Judge 0;
Probate Of that county. The jury, after
beng absent short time returned verdict
Of mansaughter. As the officer of The
court was on the eve of taking the prisoner
back to jail, sudden uproar took place,
the lights were all put out, and Carpenter
was stabbed in three or four places, one of
his hands cut off, and he fell corpse in the
+" hall Of the court" 1t is supposed that
the persons who were engaged in the high
handed and horrible transaction we're rela.
tIves Of Mr.. Keller.
Sub TredsUry.-The Locofocos Of n.
Carolina and Virginia seem to have good
deal Of difficulty in getting Sub. Treasury
candidates 10 run for Congress. 1t would
be well if there was as much difficulty in
getting Sub Treasury officers TO run Tor
Texas.-N Y. Times.
Foul murder.-.We learn from the
Athens Republican, that Mr.. John +.
White, citizen of Miss. on his way TO
North Carolina, was murdered and robbed
near that place on the sth ult. He was
apparently shot through the back in the
public highway, aud hauled some distance
into the wood and rifed Of his money
$500, however concealed in the lining Of
his lnexpressIbles, was not found.
Most Dresdfd.-Mrs. johnson. wife of
! Amos Johnson. was accidentally killed by
her husband, % Saturday 18th ult The
deceased was engaged gathering vegetables
IN a garden some seventy or eighty yards
of, when her husband without seeing her,
discharged his gun in that direction, and
the bullet struck her at the junction of the
neck bone with the scuI. She lived about
two hours afterwards, but never spoke
Carolina Waterman.
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" 4 correspondent iniormF as that a hummer
Of citizens from Mecklenburg county. N. G. and
York and Lancaster Districts, >. c. me, in Ian.
baskerville on the s,h instant, aud made tho ne
eessary arrangements for celebrating the Fourth
of July. Particulars not given.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

lTLATE FROM MENICo-Arrivs,, from
Vera Crs 'o'ho leh ul,., tr'ag tu,ellggneg o.
the asie'' 81 TIC fedoffils' party an Mckee and
ts splu, 4ua execution 81 6ru. Mc1ia. san.
= Auas !, apFests hss become the IDOL II the d1y
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

IrCoue,gs r. Van Ness, laio Minister Of the
United State 10 Spain, arrived Al Philadelphia on
The 9lih ul,ima.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

~ Tie Sup'cgnr Court Of this State commeu.
eed H. summer Session IN Raleigh on tic l0ih
ultlino.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

Thursday, June I3, 1889.

" At the request OF Gen. Edney we insert this
week has Circular to the freemen of this Con.
gressional District. We are therefore Compelled
TO defer several interesting articles selected for
this weeks paper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

IMPORTANCE OF a FEW VOTES.
-,Tho Richmond Wang states that Tie Whgs
las, pel,gaie IN Marshall county by Sir votes,
AMI auoshei ia Hampshire b fro
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40 and so valuable Negroes,
INlN0bfe Corner Lot.

At the same time and place will be offered
sale by authority of said trust, a
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12
- - IL IL
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packets
THE Ships composing this line will sail from
New Orleans and New York on every other Mon
.ay-commcncing on the goth Novenbcr-aud tc
insure the punc,uality in the time Of sailing, the
line viii hereafter consist of five ships, viz:
Ship Yazoo, Captain Trask, to leave on the 2Otl
November.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer to lcavo on the
4th December.
Ship Huntsville, Captain Eldridgc, to leave on the
Ship Vicksburg, Captain Woodl,ousc, to leave or
the LIST January
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave on the
18th of January.
he above arc all new, of the first Glass; copper
Dc and copper fastened, and upwards Of 500 tons
burhcn, are Of light draught of WATER being bull,
in New York expressly for the trade The price
OF passage is fixed at 100 dollars: their cabins are
lifted up in the most improved and convenient
plan, and finished in neat and elegant style -
Ample stores of the first quality will be provided
and every regard paid to the comfort and entire
satisfaction of passengers, who will please take no.
tcc that no berth can be secured until paid for At
the off CO of the consignccs.
These vessels arc commanded by captains well
experienced in tho trade, who will give every at
tcntion and exert themselves to accommodate, They
VIII at all times be towsd up and down the Missis.
sppi by steamboats,, and the strictest punclualitv
observed iE the time of sailing
The owners of these ships will not be responsi.
bio for any letter, parcel or package, sent by or
put on board of them, unless regular bill of ading
be signed therefor, at the counting house of the
agent or owners. For further particulars applv To
d BEIN s. A COHEN,
NOVEL 80 Common 81
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Royal College of Physicians, London.
FTNliE original Vegetable Hygcian Universal Meli-
l. cine, prepared by w Mskin Esq. Member Of
the ltcval College of Surgeons, lcen,ae of Apnhe-
cary, Company, Fellow Of Bolt Court Society," Surgeon
10 the Royal Union Pension Association Lancaster
Place, Waterloo Bridge, and Perpetual Pupil of GUY
and 81 lhomas's Hospitals, London.
lhls valuable medicine, the result of twenty years
experience and unparalleled in the extensive
and highly respectable practice of the proprc,y pa,ro.
n'sed by the faculty and nobility AM, is introduce.
to the notice of the American public, at The earnest so.
ii"i'Shoh vi a number otgentemen of long and hisl
standing in the profession. 1t is hoped, as pemi.
nary step, to check The evils and fatal consequence,
arising from the use Of the numerous and .lelctcio.
nostrns toisted upcn the pnhlic by the aid of fabricated
prooiso miraculous cIes and ether Frauds by set nj
mercenary, unprinc'ple pretcnders totally ignorant
OF medical science, that it impossible the monsrou.
de"s'"n can any longer 60 down with the Intelligent
people OF TINS country These pills, mild and agreeable
in their nature, should be kept every family in cases
OF sudden Illness, for, by their prompt administration
cho'eia cramps, sasms, fe'rrs and other alarming
complaints which too often prove fatal may be setdi.
~ cured or prevented In fact, all those VINO value good
health, should never be without them. They are solo
IN packets at SO cents, 81 and So eac by every respec,
tahie bookseller, and vendor of medicine ia tn,
United Sates,i be Cana,las with copious directions
together with cstnoals of professional ability from
tue following eminent gentlemen: Sir Ashley Cooper
Ahernchy, James Blundcll, NJ. d., W. Back NJ ID
). Aston Key, A: Framplon, NJ. d., and numerous
Others The originals may be seen possession of the
General Agent, by whom the medicine is imported into
's country, and to whom all applications iorase,ces
JNO. HOLBEIN, 1893 Ws,erly Place, N. York.
Sole General Agen, for the Uni,c, States, So,
tor sale by appointment of the original proprietor.
ny SWAIN g BROTHER, Druggists No II Canal street,
"e''e' Agent Tor Sta'tllee Of Louisiana. jul vS
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THE HLnRInA-IINEt

/ b From Mobile to Augusta, Ge..1
Sh1SaAIST4y$ leaves Mobile every day AT three
O'Clock. II M pet III s. mail hoa,
for Halls Landing, above Blakely.-,, ence four
post coaches to Pensaceta--,heneo s,es,nboa,s TO
Lagrange, where tn, land route isresnmed-, thence
via Mari1nnn and r. ,wpsy;,jo. Fl, R,;nh,;d,e
Pindertow n, Hlwl. ,nsvil,e, Suundersvlle a. Louis
vile IN Augusta, Gs, connecting regularly with
the rail road cars 10 Charleston. and the steam
acke,sio Now York. Norfolk. PniL,d,lnb;, e,c .
Tie steam eoa,s are the hes, "a, the service. and
The ga,ion presents more ADVANTAGES than can
be found upon any st. amboat rou,e in III. ,onth.
ern region.
The urea, i'm proyemen,. in III, ro,,. b,,o .,
| produced by the construction Of 6fy miles of new
.ond, BY the pr ,prirtors, viz from L,Granoe nm
| LnFavrt,e Bayou, an arm of SAM, p,sa Raw n
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RusHToN & AsPlNALL's


COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE.-As speedy
~ and certsin euro for the Fsver and Aguc,
remittcnt and intermittent fevers; prepared from
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
versal success in 1892, by persons Of the highest
responsibility in this city, as stated n the annexed
certificates. ~ lie
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
h"cn extensively used in the above diseases with
such distinguished success, that tho proprietor of
the recipe has been induced to offer it to the pub.
lie in its present form in the hon" 1T may he
the means Of relieving mnl,v ., those who are
suffering under the scoryge of our country. II is
a medicine possessing grc.t virtue, and when used
according to tho directions has never failed OF
cffectng cure, even in the most obstinate stage
of the disorder. 1t is not at Ill dsarrceabe, and
persons of the weakest stomach, and children may
take it with impnnity. ltstrenghcns the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom require!
more than one, in obstinate cases, two bottle.
to effect a cure. There is neither mercury no.
arsenic in tho medicine, nor any thing injurious
10 the human constitution. The propricto.s arr
so we'll convinced of its efficacy, thst they agree
to refund the price Of every bottle which has bccr
taksn in accordance with the directions and ha
not etfnctcd a a perfect euro of the fever & agnc
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, n
his wholesale and retail drug and medicine ore
corner Of Bicnve and Chartres streets.
For District Agencies apply to
ie5 i. w. SMITH, 4s Cont st..
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RowAND,s Tonic MIxTunr

=! r." He"theht ana care ~ the Fever and Arue
will tc rcadily discovered wherein the Tonic Mix
lure ~ superior to the ordinary lncde OF treating
ercver aud Agne. In the first place, beng Vegs
ahc Extract and free from any deieterous and poisous
'us Ingredients II may he taken with the umos, safe
even Nv Inc lender infant, aged invalid. l,,r,l
veh's felapse OF me disease, consequently the cons
no" soon regans ITS wOned tone activity 1t eRtab
fishes SOUND and permanent appetite by inyigorat;.r
gives relish to the EMO, ents OF taste
Beng peculiar IN having purgatve quality il remains
the howe Is I" increase his disorder o. To cre.,e
rdisc"ses but thoroughly clennses The several nv
gals o digestion, and thus benefits Tho svsten,
with whatever o'heY affections it may be onoresscd
individuals, after the use ofthc Tonic Mixtureh.
been exposed to all the usual causes of The dscs
ana have escaped any symptoms of return whereas bv
the use ofthe common remedies there is aIwnvs cye:
ted an increased liability TO recurrence The danger
of frequent relnpscs of the Ague is very avid, nt NJ
the system will soon become too much nros,,,
be able 10 react with medicine, and speedlv ali
tim l." nch lncessnnt violence The Tonic M;x,un.
offered ut such reasonable price, as 10 place !, mi,
the rcat OF every onc.-so that the poor and Jc.,,
her turnishedwith assistance ,.;,hnn, .ni;c;.:
the nit and attendance which is Frequently d.nsd
Them else very reluctantly bestowed. "'"'1
Th 'uhlic are rc-prctly cautioned against tho an,
rious mations Of this medicine thut arc dai,v oasre,
for c.
Ii sprePn!ed only By Or. John r. Rovand. =, his
I.ul 'n'orH, Market stree, Philadelphia.
The subscribers the wholesale orco,s CIR ,bs
tern Stntes, and will sell by The pro,r. at
lpha prices. u: be had at retail also
Apolhccari's in tls city.
JARVIS 4 ANDREWS,
Wholesale Druguis,s,
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

STOMACI PILLS eminent medica write has rema,l
~ ed and experience has proved the fact those wo ar
attentive to keeping the stomach and bowels proper order
preserve health disease and generally robu,
cheerful and healthy old for desirable rurpose
ps are aptede prepared the suphate Of ounine
extract OF Canomi!e flowers and the choice stomach c
an aperen drugs OF the Mntera Medical They have in nil
cases. proved superior to other medicine in the cure OF
stomach aud liver complaints, loss of appetite. indigestion
sensation of tuness and oppression after meals shorncs. OF
breath and an excellent restorative the tn
me- as they gently and cleanse tho bowels slrerrthc,
the stomach, and vgoraie the constitutions Females VIII,
value good health should never he without them, they pur
lie blood, remove distractions and give skin bnuu
' clear healthy and hlonming appearance. Persons of
pehnric Habit who subject to head ache ghdnes dim,
ness OF sight have great of bsd tc
tne head should take Them frequently Children and persona
OF aiasc may take them Of time they do contain
any mercury ingredient that requires confinement, mr.
restriction of dict They should he kept every family as
remedy IN cases of sudden Illness for by their prompt admin.
raton, cholera mobus. cramps spasns fevers and o,er
farming complaints, may bcspecdily cured or prevented
Sn'i ~ No OF Custom hnnse ST, New Orleans.
IL ATS-l3 cases drnb Russia hats, various qualities
IL broad brims and low crowns landing from shin
-. Louis, for sale by BRIDGE s. Co,
Muru
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MONTAGI1E,,S
NA S4N Az
X n NJ 70 - Tf

B4 In FOR THE TEETH.
NliEestabshed reputation and constantly increa sin,
demand iof ll's ele tutl remedy OF pam, and pre-
o'er it TO the American public. Arrangements lnv
been made 10 supply agents in all the prncirl cite
ana towns IN the United States place il thi
the reach OF those suffering and likely to suffer this inns
harnssing of all aches, Tooth ache.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle, II has never tai!ed 10 afford Immediate and
munen relief. 1t also arrests IN, decay NV iaE.,,,,
teeth, and relieves that soreness hich so freouent,
renders strong tooth useless The application and
remedy are slmE'e, innocent not unpleasant: an,
the large number Of persons in different sections Of the
coSHtry, that have already experienced such delight,
and 'auary effects from the of the Balm, are ready
to bear for the public good) their testimony to its mi
rivnlled qlnliues. 1t is an Indian remedy ohtuine
sinsuary an1 unexpectedly, and may be regarded by
The cNiiized world as the most valuable discovery
re.lman OF the woods.
Price 81 Per bottle. Seld by
JARVIS T. ANDREWS,
mr. Cor Common and Tekaptoulas els,