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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-19
SOCIETY nE MnMEN

No society Is more profitable, because
none more reGalng and provocative sf vrr
tue, than that Of refined and senaiole NO.
man. God onshriasd peculiar goodness 10
the form Of woman, that her beauty might
win, her gentle voice invite, aud the desire
Of her favor persulle nen's steiner soul.
tc lceya the paths Of siaiul strlio, for The
ways Of P'easan'nesa cnd peace. Bu, ahen
woman falls from her bI7st eininence aud
rational enlnyu.euIs, into tie vein ccqle,Ie
aud fattered Idolator Of iIe fashion, she Is
unworthy Of an honorable mans love, or
sensible mans admiration. Beauty IS then
at best
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The Amertcan EGgie.--A boainii
~hlle engaged 10 conveying sal. 90 Y
OnoDdsgo lake, few years SINCE, SO
large gray eagle cutting hrs gyrsIions % "A
air, apparently noticing some prey % =
lake beneath. 10 moment he POISED, q.
darted from his altitude INTO the walet, 0e1
which he was unable 10 rise. A conn's''
I Tapping ~lib his bread and extended rItlasi
kept HIM from being drawn Under, AID prov
ed that his diamond eyes had not misi''
their object. He approached the land sic''
( ", the unknown creature below acting q
propellani and belmsman. The boalbi'
grew interested IN The affair, and landed :
he eagle, on touching terra firma, shos''
himself fastened TO fine salmon Oar y
70, thinking II time % take his share
the plumber, cut himself stou, cudgeI, ~
approached the imperial bird Of Jo"
which, having his talons fast, was unable
rise, advance, or recede. Three tlmfs 70
the club raised TO strike, but The noble par
ing Of the regal bird, aud his unJa00's.'
front, made even the boatman quail ~
could not assault imprisoned mawsly '''
eagle exhibited no signs Of f az, bu' ''a
sional!y nlbbIcd the gllls Of bis prI2', 81
indignantly glanced OF the intrusive e''
man. Al length the taons Of one leg "
came released, and, by deslcrous 'O''
those Of the other, when he scared away "
his thundetclouds on high, leaving The In",
coveted salmon to the boatman, Who y
weighing IT, found II TO balance tSenI! Z"
pounds.
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Curious Watch " g find mention made
N the papers Of transparent notch
The account save A watch has been
presented to the Academy Of Sciences 10
Paris, constructed Of very curious mater
ale, The parts being principally formed Of
rock crystal. II was made by VI. RoleI
ller, and is small IN SIZE. The internal
works are visible; the 2 tceihed wheels
which carry the hands are rock crysial the
hands sfo rock crystal the other wheels Of
metal, 10 prevent accidents from the break
iuR OF the springs. Al the screws are fix
cd 10 crystal, aud all the axles turn on fu
bIss. The escspement is OF sapphire, the
balance wheel Of rock crystal, and IFS
springs Of gold. The regularity Of this
watch as time keeper. IS attributed BY
The maker TO tue feeble expansion Of the
rock crystal, on the balsuce wheel, &c
The execution &C the ~hoIe shows 10 ~ hat
a state of perfection, the art Of cutting pre-
elous stones has been earned IN modern
times.
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Est Nhiue OF IC3lTy. g., 10
!. Ill be recoIlected that these estimates
Of the crops, &C., are ulade with reference
to last year, and may be Sc, down as tie
average annual products. II ADDITION to
The above. the estimated value Of the home
made or family goods is S3s oil moving
that the substantial population Of Rocking
ham q 1--we within themselves,
Manufacturers 1aere are leo per
sens employed in the manufacture of 10
bacco; the capital invested is $40, 40s ;
value Of the manufactured article, $50 !.
$50. Che cotton factory, employing 40
persons, with SEA splndles 10 operation !;
capital invested, $4,000. There are sc
grist mills, 20 saw mills. . oil mills, and 3
Touring mills manufacturing ? $50 barrels Of
flour. Eight dislllleries producing 3, $50
gsllons. There are also ,auneries in
operation, with large amount of capital /;
s. persons employed in the manufacture OF
carriages and wagons, with other manu-.
features Of lesser importance.
Mines.-There Is iron furnace, en-
ploylng 4 persons, and producing 20 tons
Of iron, OF Gatkracite coal there we're so
tons (2S bushels to The tom produced las,
wear BY persons, and it is believed that a
demand for this article would result in val
liable discoveries along the Dan.
There ore IS retail stores, with an az
sregs;e capital Of $50 ,250.-GreeaS. Pat
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NAVIGATION OF the AIR.

The editor OF the New York Evening
Post has had a conversation wiih Mr. X.
o. Davidson, the gentleman who proposes
TO navigate the air BY means Vi ARTIFICIAL
wines-the machine for which purpose, We
stated few days sgo, Mr.. Davidson was at
New York experimenting the construction
OF. Mr.. Davidson calls himself "A Virgin
ian and the Post s,S les HIN "a member Of
the Virginia bar; : OF course If he succeeds,
his nativity sil be some honor 10 old Virgin
ia. We wish he may.
According to tue Post, Mr.. Davidson
SETS out with the position that nature IN pro
vlding for the passage of birds through the
air, has employed the easiest and most Ell
iectual method, and accordingly his una
chInery is an imitation of the method OF
birds in flying. But as il is impossible
that the arms should supply sufficient
strength 10 support the body in The air Tor
any length of time, he proposes TO call ~
the aid Of the legs and feet, by which he
supposes tho, the object may be accomplish
ed with little more fatigue than is caused
by walking on the earth. He thinks he
will be able TO travel al the speed of 100
miles per hour. He proposes 10 lecture
the people of New York 10 order TO dIssem
mate correct Information relative 10 his
plan of carrying ost his extraordinary Pur
pose. His project, he says, only requires
fair and impartial hearing to establish
II 10 the confidence of all the lovers OF the
arts and sciences. II our very enterprIsing
brother VirgInlan Erostat will only make
one successful experiment, and Fly over the
bills and Car away With the u. ). Mail a.
the rate OF 100 miles per hour, he will make
more converts to his theory, than by devot
ing ages 10 lectures, IN hope Of making lhr
world believe ia us praclicabhiy. But
there is no telling what Mr. Davidson may
no, accomplish. As Sam Patch says, some
thiogs can be done as well as others, and
therefore the AlleghaUiaas may keep look
out; for the winged machine may come
along with Mr.. Davidson IN II, when they
least expect L.
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FOREIGN.

Nav Yoak, Nov
| NINE DAYS LATER ARRIVAL. oP1at.
BRITANNIA. 'nt
/ The steam ship Briian,la. Cam =
JudkIhs, sriycd al Boston Tue s,.v a. - =
Ing, having sOiiet from Liverpool ON Il
afternoon Of October 20lh, making 10, -
sage 10 lsl Jays, She had SO posseo. ~
The news by this ARRIVAL, says The ~ A.
ton Mercantile jour nal. Is lmpnr,aot ma
decidedly pacific. There no lopee, '.'
TO be prospect Of war between The S'.
Powers Of Europe. Cnrrespondercs ~
tween NJ. Timers and Lord .2aIaer,,on ~
TO show that France will not q, p,,,o,s
lerfetc, ard as Lord Palmetston a, p,s..
processes wish merely 10 deprive Ma"
/, ALI Of his possessions 10 Syria. and !,
TO curiall his power N Egypt, ii is uo,as
hkel, that there Will ere long te an an,.'1I'
adjustment Of this everlasting Eastern oa.'
ton. Il will be seen that there ha, ~
another unsuccessful attempt 90 the h. ~
the King If the French.
The cotton market Is dull. Tbe,
much distress IN the manufacturing d,.,,;,,.
particularly Manchester. HE corn a.,
kei has declined, as was expected. Nor,
is extremely scarce, and the creates, ,,,.,,
ness prevails N the money markets ofbcs
London aud Paris, especially tue Iu,e,
The Back Of England hbs passed r,.,l,
lion neither to lead money, nor d,,ros.,
bills that have more tina, 60 da,stopn
From he London Msrainr Po,t or0ei
4 ATTEMPT rroN LOUIS pHILLIPES NJ
We published IN second cd.nou q Il.
Morning Post Of Saturday the follouirgp,,
iiculars relating to this new rryo!glle,r,
atroeity directed against the HE Of 81.
reign, who has cnenIes IN the nelro,o,
Of his country, perhaps even IL tie Mas
try which surrounds has throne, SIM, 4
cause he does not desire, as they d Z
plunge Europe into var.
We sUtlon several interesting r.! ID.
porisnt documents oud details coif,,.i
Slth this revolving occurteuce, sheA i,v
subsequently, reached Us Is express.
! We have received by SPECIAL elp.e.ii.
NoDlieuf pnrlaen. the Messager, end q.
zrtte De france Of Thursday night
The Ministerial evening orssp, cont.
The following most important intelligence
The person Of the k,ag VAS ira
this evening at six O'clock, st tie ponf,
when he passed On the quay Il lie In
re. u 81. Cloud.
Neither the King nor ans Of The r.,s,,
no accompanied him ~ere touched
The ,Wlty man WAS ARRESTED H..
,,,,s ia. c,,oc
~
W. - ~ ''t'''''i'H' ",l'''' '.''
Mug ~as hfeo upon just al The saue ~
that The woman three the sIoue lnl5 ,l
Kings carnage some time sipce, Iise
s.s.,o,, 49,, =. a.. ,.l t..,.,.,.
=, a''1 ~
oe naive 81 nurseries, sbou' ~ ie4Ha
age. lie IS reported 20 be SOUNDED 10 BE-
hand bs the conclusion. The aespaa
,nr,ed IN k,ya hn.n oa,t.e. t.o..,,
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BrFrALo, IN. " Der. q.

BUFFALO, IN. ~ UCT. u.
The snow continued TO fall during the
nlghl until il reached the depth Of half Q
foot, and this morning cutters, pungs, and
Jumpers are dashing through the streets
9th joyous company. A novel sight for
October.
Along the wharves it is equally outre. -
Merchandise, With slight wrappers, IS en-.
yeloped 10 snow, and fleet Of craft remain
at their berths wind. bound Many of those
vessels which cleared last evening for the
West returned 10 port for safety. In do
lng so, the little Ere run foul Of one Of the
Harrlson's anchors, and injured her star.
board wheel house. Some sail craft have
also sustained injury to their light spars
and rigging. The Illinois, with full car
go, destined for Chicago, IS, among others,
detained, but will depart at the earliest op
por'unI,y.
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Facts re. Charges loco Foeo Frapds
In the Fourth Ward-oue Of tie suall~.t
IN the cily--,hc Wings challenged ug
nance on tho registry, snd the loco rocos
100. The Commissioners have cIosed their
investigation, and the resul, Is, lhst they
have stricken from their registry a. ili,qal
SEN ENTY NINE Loco Focoo fRAIpr
LENrLr placed there by that party, while
only THREE Wing names have been eras
ed, although 100 we're ohallenced.-N y.
Cour. 4 Eaq.
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Aasedote Of Patrick Henry w hen the
celebrated Patrick Henry, Of Virginia, Was
near the cloee OF h,s life and in feeble health,
he laid his hand on the Bible. end address
cd Rn old friend who was with him " Here
Is a book, said he, worth more than all
others ever printed yet II 10 my misfortune
never TO have read II with proper attention
and feeling I'LL lately I" Abou, the same
time, he wrote TO has daUgbter-"l heard
It said DeiaS have claimed me The
though, gave me more pain than the up
pellston o. Tory, for consider religion Of
infinitely higher importance than politics /;
and ! find much cause 10 reproach myself,
that have lived so long and gwen no Do
clded and public proof Of ny being o
Christian"
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Macdonald, Due dc 7'drcate. On the
25th Of September last, 10 the 18th year OF
lis age, this lime honofed veteran breathed
bis ast c, his domain near Orleans o.
al ,ap0lecns msrshals, he respected none
so much as the Doc GO Fafeuse, although
he never was so great iayo.ite with the
grea, Captain ns many others Of bis mar
shala, owing TO bis friendship for aloresJ
Macdonald entered the Fssach servica ss
Lieutenant 10 1883. He vas Coloae! ut
Jemappes, and became 6eaSral for hav
ins passed the river WAL vixen trozen.--
He was severely wounded st the Battle o.
The Trebbia, tough, by the RassIGn Suwar
row opd himself. Al the great action Of
Nsgram, Macdonald rendered such lmpor
tant service, that Nspoleon besioaed the
Aafshafs baton on hlm. II vas be who
carried the Austrian centre. Tie command.
ed the 10Th corps in the Russian campaign.
He sprung into the river Elster, a, Leipslc,
With PonIatowski, but, more fortunate than
The gallant Pole. escaped. In 1919 be re
fused to serve either Napoleon or he Bour
bans. Yet, on his refusing 10 serve uodrr
the Duke of Berry, the latter shid, A" You
would not give such refusal to Napoleon l''
w neither | would or mol, replied the
marshal, your royal highness 10 mol Ma
poleon. - Bdltimore paper.
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AN DOLPHl
THY
DAUGHTERS CHEER THEE"
Aud Oh the reverse
Cha RRISONl
THE
STAR OF THE WEST.

The Flag was presented 40 behalf Of The
ladies be Miss Rordnn c. Worth sud Hiss
Eliza II Rose, and politely received BY
MIR. 4. H. Marsh, Marshall of the day
~ hereUpon Nessrs. S'eaim aud Worth, be
ing called out, addressed the company. Al
ter which, the Flag vas raised on pole 81
fec, high, TO stand TIL the ensuing election
is over, as token Of Female appreciation
IN the cause Of Harrison and Reform.
p S. The annexed stanzls composed
for the occasion we're sung 10 concer, Dy
the Ladies 90 presenting their Flag:
Old Randolph thy daughters do cheer thee,
With hearts both loyal and true.
\ Flag we have to present thee,
In honor Of Iippscauoe.
We have no Hard Cider to offer;
But our wishes shall ever be true
We send Cur free appreciation,
Aud shout for Old Tip2ecanoe.
-AshbOrO Ctazen.
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The Respectable Cut hroat-Mr. Brown
son, 10 speaking Of those who call him q
Jacobln' and the American Robespierrr,
says: We like these names; and, If VIZ
can ever find leisure, we intend to lmmor
talIze the old sons cbiotes IN a novel, to be
cntIiIed The Jacobin,' Of which Robes
pierre shall be The hero. When his true
history shall be told he will be q man for
Americans to respect, and no, to screech
oyer."--Ece. Signal.
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AsHERoRorGH rLAG

On Friday the 30th uh. The citizens o.
ihls place, and vicinity were convened al
short notice, and politely complImented BY
the ladies' Of The Village with a handsome
Flag, with this appropriate inscription, on
one side:
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Census eff Roekingham.-We are in-
debied TO the poll,eness Of Col. PETER
SCALES, the marshal of Rockingham. for a
hssiy glance at bis returns, showing the
number of inhabitants and the statistics Of
that county. We avail ourselves of the
privilege TO lay this valuable and sailslacio.
nv information before our readers-omlt.
ting only such minute particulars as are
not of general interest.
The entire population Of the county is
stated by the marshal at l3,423, showing
an increase Of 4s7 since the census of $50.
The following with the exception of some
slight mistake made by us IN copylng)
shows the numbers of the various classes OF
The population:
White Males, 4,24l
Females, Abb
Free colored persons, 275
Slaves, $50
There are 3,543 persons employed in az
ricullure; 633 in manufactures and trades I;
30 IN commerce; 9 IN the learned protes
slons, aud in navigation on the river.
There are 10 academies and grammar
schools, accommodating 244 scholars and
10 primary schools. with 2ll scholars
(The common schools lately established by
act of Assembly had not gone into opera
ton when the census was taken.) The
number of persons over 20 years who can
not read and write is Sill. Pensioners, 10.
Agriculture The statistical information
on the agricultural OF farm products Of the
roupty tS ne f,.llpus.
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Chance Definitions Looks--ihe first
billet donx of love. Iiapplness-A fupi
live and chImcficoI being which every BODY
runs after, but no one catches. Senslbilily
A gift Of heaven 10 multiply the pleasures
and pains Of life. Wlsdom-A shield thu,
preserves ia possessor from the poris with
which his desires surround him. Society-
4 state OF constant slavery IN which no onc
lives Tor HIMSELF or 10 himself Absence
he SISTER OF death. Loye-An cgoiism
divided by two. Military gory-smoke on
ruins. lndl6rrence--Absence Of all sen,i
meni: or the feeling Of the worthless. MI
sic-A universal language, which harmo
n'onsly relates the "reminiscences Of the
heart, Honour-Fhe souls pairinony.--
ipausy--A flower wi,hou, smell. when no
quality OF the heart accompanies il.
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confessions of Wealthy Loco POGO

Confessions of Wealthy Loco I0co.-
A lea DAYS since We me; an old acquain
lance who had formerly been a strong
Wing, but he said he had tuned at L"e"
Foco. Ga our expressing OUT surprise, he
gate his reasons IA substance as follows !;
-o You know said be, am large
manufacturer, and employ great number
Of hands. Formerly had 10 pey ,hem
from 81 to SO day, aud then 'hey pre-
scrIbed their ogn hours ard rules. Now
h,re these very men al 80 To IS cents
day, aud regulate the hours and rules
Then they we're independent, and would
work or not, as hes, suited their purpose
Now they are compelled 10 work or sisrve,
and are as humble aud thankful as possible
b, this reduction of wages, which falls ex
cluslvety on them. save, said he, " elev
en- hundred dollars a month. which, in a
year, is twelve thousand two hundred dol
lars. The articles ] manufacture sell as
high as ever. Now said he, " like the
doctrine. My men ore SO patriotic, they
like il. shall, therefore, vote the Loco
Foco ticket, and # We can succeed aud con
linue these times, | expec; SAID he, "io get
my wages reduced still further" THIS is
the confession as near as we can relate IL.
II is made by one long shresd 10 'rnde, and
who is now practising upon lt.-N. L. Erp.
-
Reperses of Forfune.-The L. S. Mar
shal who hiss Just completed the census Of
Cincinnati, mentions these Incidents.
met a man who had ruined himself by
Intempetance and was substsiIng on charity,
thar knew 10 Pittsburgh IN the year 1915,
owner Of fine property and store worth
$50 900 at lha, time. The properly alone,
have no doubt, would since have brought,
$4,000.
found in the person Of day Isborer IN
one Of our foundrles, a mnn who bad once
owned a large iron establishment 70 SEQ,
land, on the Cannon side. He had became
involved with others, aud rendered thereby
lnsovent. My sympaihles mere the more
strongly excited here from the simple dig
nifty which fofbore rtpinng or compliant
the family manifested 10 The case.
found also the widow Of a distinguished
professor IN an Eastern College, sho Vas
4, the time eating her humble supper ~,lh
her daughter, under such circumstances Of
penury, that their very ish'e Nas formed Of
a board lad across an old barrel
! have tound IN tho city iwu cases Of DIS
part, Cf age between the oldest sud young
rs, brother, worthy OF notice. la one ~.
stance The oldest brother was 60 the Young
est % 10 the other when the father WAS
living, and aged - years, one brother YES
40, and the other2.
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"The Wing delegates from certain
county IN New York 10 the Syracuse con
sentIon carrd fox with a mask on. re
presenting the face Of Van Buren,. /, ia
SAID the Locos could not object, for it vas
doue wth The countenaace Of the President. .
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Election IN Al1bamG. The Hon. n. J,
Thornton, one Of the Wing candidates for
Presidential Eleclor, has been elected ia
the State Senate Of Alabama 10 place Of the
late Hon. Thomas Riddle, deceased A
friend who received letter from Green
county yesterday, informs US that The vote
Stood Inns
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Mr.. Dawson, Of Michigan, while ad
dressing the meeting at Fanue,I Hall, said
that II bad been recommended that the
blood hounds should be transferred from
the War to the Treasury Impairment to
track the detaultefs-bu he thought II IN
wise policy, ss Il was well known the blood
houad could no, track any one who did not
leave scent (centJ behind"
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Mysterious Dca'h An inquest wns held
this morning, q, the New Era Office on The
body Of an unknown man, who ~hlle read
ing that paper, suddenly fell aud expired be
fore any relief could be afforded him. Ar
ter minute examination into the clrcum.
stances the jury rendered the following yer
Dict; Died Of trying 10 belieue he cleo
ton returns and housings of the Men Era :
Time.
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Opposition Grog Shops confuse a mans
POlifics,-A friend, in describing q scene
he witnessed 10 the street not long since,
gave US very forcltle illustration Of the
importance of not mixing liquors in q poliil.
cal contest. In passing up Main street, he
saw man IN state of great dublely as TO
the whereabouts Of his ceo,re ofgraviiy, and
Who found ii necessary TO keep fas, hold Of
his cart 10 steady himself while he endea
Sored 10 fix his jug, containing doubtless po
htical eye.salve, which, though il ;nfames
the eyes, gives man nevertheless a won
deriUlly clear perception Of the merits Of
candidates.
After working at his Jug for some time
his patriotism began 10 ferment, and grasp
ing the cart With renewed energy, he raised
bis head and shouted hurrah for Harrison
Then looking down and bordering the mat
ter little, he raised his head aud shouts d.
hurr0h for Van --, "a pause) hmrah
for Van Buren, The fellow WAS evident
" confused as 10 which side he belonged.
he bad probably been al the Grog Shops OF
both parties, hch confused his political
creed; aud though br,m foil Of PATRIOTISM
and "hlskey, be could no, Tell for the life
of hun Which side TO hbrrdh for. But bur.
rdh he must, for somebody, or explode, and
after second perplexing cogitaion as to
the Whereabouts OF his politics, he raised up
again and bawIed out, Hail Columbia , All
SAID he, noto l kao'r am right-hurrah
for-Hdil Columbia : t-Columbia Tenn.
PerGnce Advocate,
An illustration. -An honest son Of Erlp
whose talents have been principally exer
clsed 10 keeping livery stable, recently de
serted Mr.. Van Buren, and declared himseE
10 favor Of Gen. Harrison. A prom,nenr
loco foco called on bun, and after expressing
surprise ut his change desired to know the
reasons which induced ii. "Why Major !"
SAID he I'm not very good at giving O.
reasons, but III illustrate the matter TO you.
Suppose you were TO briog me ho;se--a
fine fat horse, round as butter ball. not
HAIR amlss, main and tail smooth and NICE
aud we're TO say to me " want you to kep,
my horse and return him TO me IN good or
der as ye fad bin and III pay We well Tor
Il, and suppose yer honor was to come
bsck IN month, or may be more, and wer,
10 find the same horse SO poor that We could
count his ribs across the slrate and bis eyes
sore and dirty, and bis hair rough, and his
main hanging both SIDES of his neck, and bis
tail cbawed off BY the calves wouldn't youf
honor be after changing your iirery stable
keeper And atu', It SO with the country
Want i fat and nice when Mr. Van Buren
began 10 kape, il, and can't ye ccun, its RIBS
Yer honor II not deny il. And so say
let's change the kaper and pu; in Ould Tip
pecanoe.- Ticksburg Wing.
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fIIl.AnALriIIA, \

Pressnfmcnt Of he Grand Jury.-- ;"
Grand Jury yesterday presented WINE. !.
o. Kline, Clerk Of the Criminal oes''O, !.
for mlsdrmesnor in office, IN reference :
the naturalization papers unauthor'zeoH :
sued by han previous to The late eIec'lO"'
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An Old Lady,--There is said to oe ,,
living IN Moscow, widow, who has a"',
ed her one hundred and fifty seventh y'J
When one hundred aud twcn'y.lhfeg, "
married her fifth husband All her a", "A
ces, It is said, have been prospefou', i,
hnppy. She is still 10 toiscssion o. '''
faculties.