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Epidemic in Tennessee, Nas3e5He
Union contains a letter stating that an
alarming Epidemic has made lis appear
ance in Henry County, in the Western
District, which has carried off those who
are attacked by it, in few hours. The
following persons have already fallen sac
rifices, viz: Mr.. Bullock. Alfred M'Adoo,
Mrs. Bailey and four children, Miss Ny
ers, Miss Ana Eliza Quinn, and her bro
Their, and others are sick and their cases
almost hopeless.
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FRoM rue TWADDLE PAPERs.


FROM THE TWADDLE PAPERS.
Mr.. Solomon Twaddle was in the way Of
every body and every body was in the way
Of Mr., Solomon Tuadlle. If any thing
was on hand, Twaddie was abou, and knew
more concerning tho affair than any body
else. lie was one vi those little noisy a..
iulcni hllipuiians who gruce every village
hotel on public occasions, much TO the an
noyance Of all quiet and decent people
With a stentoran voice somewhat Oh the
squeaking order aud the boldness aud self.
efficiency Of man Of consequence, he
struited through the crowd in all the dig.
nifty of a man Of weight--bowing here and
noddlng there though his bodily Inclination
we're regulated entirely by the stauding Of
the party bowed to. In connection with
these . requisites he possessed the hap
py art OF ra,-caichug aud nice batting
and was amply skilled IN all Is minutia
he knew instinciively what kinds Of bail
were the most sure--thc stinaing or the
trcsh--when and how to disguise it Tie
most eiiectually to ensnare unsuspcct.ng
rats. lie could tell TO a nicely the differ.
cnce between traps Of steel and stec-trrps,
and could prove that the sense Of smelling
was ia nowise necessary to the success Of
rat-caicher--r rather he would argue a.
gainst it, for delicate sense Of smelling
would be offended and disgusted at the
odor Of some bait. Bl. il was in politics
that lac peculiarly eNcelied. There the
full force Of hts genius gimmcred and be-
came a beacon TO guide the erriug foot
steps Of his party. TO the minute he
could tell when and who voted ior the
Great Fash Hook law, and how Il wculd
inevitably destroy the liberties II the peo-
plc---hc could prove that hooks without
barbs were infinitely superior 10 those with
basbs--he could show how hafbs were dan.
gerous TO the peace and liberties Of the
subjeci--by way Of demonstration would
produce Comic Almanac will cut rep.
rcsonling an unfortunate wight caught in
the poslerlor part Of his Indispensable
there, he would say, with a triumphant
look you bc',.ld the evils Of barbed hool,s
view the agony Of that wretch now Tn.
ab4t'ro extricaie himself from his dreadful
situation and weep oyor the calaluitie. Of
barhcd fish hooLs.
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LILLE PRESIDENT ELECT.

The Cincinnati Republican Of Monday
last SAYS; General Harrison is still at
North Bend. He has been detained sew
eral days by the indisposition Of Mrs. Har-
rison, but we are happy in being able to
state that she is convaiescent, and he will
probably be in the city to-day. We have
not yet learned when he will start for the
East, but we presume about the 10Th or
20th Of tAs month"
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EI,e Acting Wa.
n. HI. ANDREWS.
BE.SY'EST,

WWTOULD inform the public generally, that
w hoas returned again to Charlotte. This
place he now considers his residence, which
re hopes viii give satisfaction TO those that he has
operated upon in bis past practice and those that
may call hereafter will have an opportunity al
ways of returning upon him If their work should
proge bad. This should not be overlooked that he
sarraats all his looff, and considers himself bound
for any that may fail on the account Of unfaith-
funczs in the operation
lie expects to visit occasionally the surround
ing Towns and Villages. When absent he will
always make il known through the papers.
03-All Orders left with Col. NJ. w. Alexander,
or sen, TO the Post Office al this place. will be al
tended TO promptly.
! Room at Col. N. W. AlexanGer's Hotel
! Jan. 20, 1871. l7V
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

Tuesday being the day fixed by the Con
stitation for the annual meeting of the Leg
isIalure, William \. Crab6 designated as
Harrison Democrat y was elected
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
On the third voting, BY 53 votes to i6.--
The members of the House were then
sworn in; and the House adjourned.
Ia the Senate, Charles 5. Penrose IIar-
risonian Was elected Speaker by IS votes
TO Il, tone Senator absent, RAJ Reg
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BALTIMORE BANKs-REsuMPTIoN.

We learn tina. at meeting Of the Presi-
beats Of the several Banks IN the city Of
Baltimore on Monday evening, the ques-
ton Of the resumption of specie payments
came up, when resolution was adopted BY
decided vote, that il was incXpcdicnt for
the Banks Of This city to resume, unless
there was q simultaneous act Of resumption
on the part Of the Banks of Virginia.
This vote, VIC take it for granted, settles
the question that there viii he no rcsunlp-
tjJn south Of Pennsylvania at the present
umc.--.imericaa.
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Massachusetts, The Legislature ofthis
State assembled at Boston on "Wednesday
last. George Asamun, Of Springfield, was
chosen Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentaiiyes, and Luther 5. Cashmg Clerk.
Daniel p. King was chosen President Of
the Senate, and Charles Calhoun CLERK.
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The death of Henry TutwiIer, an aged
and es,imable citizen, aud Postmaster for
more than 40 years, at larrlsonburg,
Rockingham county, occurred on the lst
instant. Mr.. T, was appooted Postmas-
tar by Washington, and was the oldest
Postmaster in the Union.--Rich. Wing.
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~ A Troublesome thing. TO mind your
fwn business and neglect that of your
4clshbors. NJ. No alusion to you sir
personalities VIC scrupuIously avold--but
||ny dear friend did you ever ascertain how
Fmach the knowledge Of other peoples al
PAIRS benefited your own
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GDaraDttR:
rhursday, january III, IsiI.

10 Our thanks are due 10 Messrs. Man.
gum of the Senate and Stanly Of the House,
iss several public documents.
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Nillitbe believed, that fourteen Senators
were found TO vote for this extraordinary
proposition! Yet such was the fact, aud
we subloin their names, viz Messrs. Ar
rington, Cooper, Exum, Faison, Houlder,
Larkips, Melvin, McDiarmid, Pasteur,
Sloan, Ward, Whitfield, Williams and VII
son.-RaL. Reg.
La the last throes Of the Legislature
IN the very agony Of death, as Il weic-a
reluctant assent was given to tho bill for
the reie. Of the Raleigh and Castor Rail
Road, the provisions of which, however,
are 50 restrictive, that we canuot under
take 70 say, whether OF not it will be &C
cepted ly the Stocahnders.--ib.
james r. Liul,john. Esq. Of Granville
County, has been appointed Private Secre
tary to hls EAceIloncy, Gov. NoIrhead.-
Register.
We observe R.th pleasure, il Inc pro-
cecdlnSs Of The L. S. Senate last week,
tina, Mr. GranaIn, Of this Stale, Introduced
"a BIZ to cause monuments 10 be erected 10
the memory Of BrlgGdior General Francis
Nash, and Blisadler General William Da-
wilson.
II viii be recollected, that Gen. Nash,
native Of this STATE, was killed, whilst
II command of the \. Carolina line, at the
battle Of Germantown, On the ith Of 0eto-
Der III.
Gen. Davidson, Of Mccklonburg county.
ioined the North Carolina line at the com
niencement Of the war, and served under
Nash, in the above campaigns, and after
wards with the main army, until in 1910,
his troops were detached to reinforce the
Southern army. He was killed whilst gal
aniiy contes;ing the passage of the Cataw
la By Lord CORVALLIS, on the LIST Of Feb.
1871. Ia gratitude for his long and dts
tingulshcd services, Congress, the same
wear, authorized the Governor and Council
ot North Carolina 10 erect monument to
his memory but the design has never been
accomplished. The object Of Mr.. Graham
i. now to carry into effect this neglected
duiy.-Fuy. OBS.
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Tea1eeecc Seac'or.-A. Q. P. Nichoi-
son, Of Maury County, has been appointed
Lv the Governor Of the State of Tennes-
see On the recess Of the Legislature to
be Senator Of the tuitcd States from
that State, to Gil the vacancy occasioned
by the dccease of Mr.. Gruudy.-R Reg
The Nashville Wing, noticing the ap-
pointment by Gov. Polk Of Mr.. A. O. z.
Nicholson as a Senator to Cong teSs from
Tennessee, says the appointment was first
rendered to Gov. VIM. Carroll and Geo.
w. Campbell, both Of Nashville who de-
clacd it,
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II ~ = Y " Ut : y 7 ~
WASHING ron, Die. 81, 1910.

WASHINGTON, Die. 81, 1910.
SIR: | have the honor 10 acknowledge
the receipt Of your note Of the ooh instant,
IN reply TO mae Of The 26ih, on The sal l"ct
OF the arrest and detention Of Alex. Leod
as ono Ci the perpetrators Of the outrage
committed 10 New York when the steam
boat Caroline was seized aud burnt. Full
evidence al tina, outrage has been presented
10 her Maicsiy's Government with a demand
for redress, aud nf course no discussion Of
the circumstances here san he either useful
or proper, nor can suppose ii 10 be your
desire to invite il, take leave Of the sub
lect with this single reHark, that the 0pln
ION 80 strongly expressed by you, ot the
facts and principles involved in the demand
for reparation on her Majesty Government
by the United States would hardly have
been hazafded had you been possessed Of
the carefully collected testimony which has
been presented 10 your Coyefninc0, N sup
port Of that JemaHd.
aYatl myself Of the occasion 70 renew
10 YOU the assuraaee Of lny distinguished
constellation.
JOHN FORSYTH
We arc glad 70 learn that tie excite
.nent caused BY this Correspondence has
subsidized, and although the War Spirit was
aroused il is succeeded by calm.
49,
~ Bachelors, shame on your Old rlsiy
souls, take advice aud obtain wives as spec
Oily as possible, and live ike decent pco.
pie. One Of the fraternity, few days
since, hobbleI past our door in such dish.
a5illc, that We thought Inc creature was in
The mcudican, line. Thrustiag hand H.
20 our cash receptacle, Nc iound--sls~, a
solitary slN1eaee, which We benienan,i5
rendered to the frah thing when, mitch
to our modification, we recognized an old
acquaintancc--iar gone 10 seed.
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~ After about two weeks Of wet disa.
sreeable weather We had partial clear
|ing up on Monday. On Tuesday it again
clouded up and in the afternoon j, com
mcnoed showing, and the ground IS now co.
ycred about two inches deep and prospect
l. It's remaining sometime.
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e%ihat responsibility Is dreadful
thing alh take care II don't prove deadlall
70 the Federal DSnasty.--N. Cdroliaida.
All Mr. Carolinian, ii has proved a
deadiall 10 it, and lis ilattened carcaso will
long remain terror TO evil doors.
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MARRIED

In this county, on the stu instant, by Isaac
Wilson. Esq, Mr.. ISAAC AUTEN to Miss
PRISCILLA PEOPLES. An for Tip and Ty.
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ADJOURNMENT.

The Legislature Of this State adjourned
on the 18th instant, sine die, after ses-
son Of 81 days. We have copied from
tho Register a caption of the acts TO the
exclusion of the proceedings, which will
be giveu 10 our next.
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week, winch had passed between our Sc
eroiary Of State aud tie English Minister,
relative to the arrest Of Alex. Mcleod for
the destruction Of the stcam5oa, Caroline
,he Pre- lent communicated 10 the House
ii Representatives on Tie id instant, Inc
,ul!owug, wlich after some debate was re-
.ctrcd 10 the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
Ma FOX TO Ma. FORSYTH.
" AsnINGroA, DEc 20 1870.
SIR have the honor TO acknov ledge
The reec,p, OF yol- letter Of the 2G'h inst.
u winch, ~ rcp.y 70 a letter ShIah had al
dressed to you % tie l3gb, you ac9raInt
tno that The President IL not prepared 10
comply vuh NY demand ior tue liberation
Of Mr., Aleyunirr Mcleod, Of Upper Cana
ia, nov ,mpusonsd a; i.pekpuri, in the
Stale OF New York, on pretended charge
OF murder aud arson, as having been ensag
ed N the destruction OF the piraftcal steam
boot Caroline Oh the 18th December,
1897.
| learn with deep regret that such ~ the
decision Of the President of the United
States, lor cannot ba, ioFesee the vefy
grave and serious consequences TINT must
eusup II, besides the injury already Inflicted
#nnnn MIR Mcleod OF a vexntlaus aud un
lusl imprisonment, ANY further harm should
be done Ia h,m N tic progress Of this extra
ordunaty proceeding.
| hove lpst 10 time IN forwarding ia her
Mniesty'. Government 10 England the cor.
respondeuce that has taken place, ard |
shall await the further orders Of her Ma
lesty's Government with respect to the Im.
por,ant question which that correspondence
Involves
+ But | feel il my duty not 10 close THIS
communication wl,huu, likewise tcstliylng
NV vast regret and surprise al tho expires
slons wh"h ful repeated IN your letter
! with referencs 10 the destruction Of the
sTGambuat Carohue. had confidently
hoped that the first erroneous impression o.
the character OF that cvGnt, imposed upon
the mud OF the UW,cd States Government
/ by partial and exaggerated representations
would long unce have been eitaced by a
more strict and accurate examination q
the facts. Such an investigation must over
yet, | am willing to believe, lead the United
States Government to the same convictioi
wlh which her Malrsty's authorities Of
tho spot we're Impressed, tina, the act wa
ono IN tho strIctesl sense OF sell defence
rendered absolutely necessary by the Cur
cumstauces Of the OCCASION, for the safety
and protection of her Majesty S subjects, anC
justified by the same motives aud principles
which, upon similar and well known occa
slons, have governed tho conduct Of 'Ilusrl
Gus officers OF the United States.
The steamboat Caroline was host'lI
vessel engaged IN plra'lca war against he
Maiesly'4 people, hired from her owners TO
that express purpose, and known to be s.
beyond the possibility Of doubt.
The place where the vessel vas des,roye,
was nominaIy, II is true, w,thln the terri
tory Of friendly Power, but the iriendI.
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$40 90

The Supsrintendent's servant must be
20 extraordinary boy from the profit no
! eldcd the Colonel. What DISTINGUISHED
| Ct for an agcnt--modes,ly to hire his own
Eoy to himself for the pitifui sum of $40
1Nr month.
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Bank cr the Stqte.--The annual meeting
Of the Stockholders OF this Institution vas
held at their Banking House, in this City,
on yesterday. Gov. Swain presided. The
Report Of the President exhibits the cond
tion Of the Bank in the most gratifying light
The old Directors were all re elected. r.
Register.
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MANURE BILL

United States, Dr.
s37. Nov. To jos Smith for Manure, SlJ -
.Jq. Jan. s. To j. X. Ng,Iy for do. o.
j. ia 10 los. smith Cor do. % 81
" Maybe 10 Jos Smith for do. -
June 10 s McCoub tor do, l2j -
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nILL OF SERVANT HIRE.

MIL Ut NFNN ~ 7 TEIttIF'
Fntad Ststes. 10 Jno, II Whcelcr, d..
ls37. Doc 30. To hire OF servant for 6
man,h. $50 90
lSjS March 81 To hire Of servant for
cleaning rooms, bookkeeping, &c
At SlS per month, ~ w
Sept. 80 To hire Of servant, 30 %
$50 March 81. To hire Of servant for
door keeper, 20 W
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Amounting in all to

A moderate sum spent by Col. Ino. IL.
heller fsr patriotic purposes.
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Branch Mint, Charlotte, NC.
Bin Congress-. 81 Session. House Of Reprcscn
,htivos Report No. II.
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learn from Cincinnati and it may he
news IN Washington, that MIR. Webster
has formally accepted the place OF the
State Department, Mr.. Ewing the Post
Office Department, and Mr., Crttcnden the
post Of Attorney General. Gen. Harrison
thinks of leaving, it is stated, on the 18th,
aud, having accepted an invitation 10 visit
Pinsburg, cannot well be in Washington
before February l, whence he goes on a
short VISIT to Virginia, ". II. II. Taylor,
Esq, his son,in-law, will be his Private
Secretary. In the absence of Mrs. Elar-
rlson (who has been seriously threatened
with a lock jaw from splinter ran into her
thnmb,) Mrs. Taylor, Of Virginia, the
mother of the Generals son-ln-aw, will
open the White House, and have the
charge Of It's domestic affairs till Mrs. Ii.
can leave North Bend. presume thar ne
other members Of the Cabinet than those
above named viii lie determined upon til
Gen. Harrison reaches Washington
Correspondent Of Nat. hteu.
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Aldbdmd The Legislature Of this
State has passed the bill for general
Ticket system il the elsctioa Of members
OF Congress. THIS is miserable party
moyc---lesignod 10 give the election Of all
the members to a few Popolous counties IN
North Alabama. Blood has often flowed
for less CALLING piece Of tyranny than this.
Richmond Wig.
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James T. Linljohn. Esq. Of Granville
County, has been appointed Private Secre
tary to his Eacelloncy, Gov. NoIchead.-
Register.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

English marines that were at Santa, Beyrout ana
St Jean d'Acre have also left those places ana d
embarked in the English men of-war, which let
Beyrout on the 25th, and sailed for Marmorlzza'
to which port the Austrian corvette Clemen1a,
which was also off Beyrout is gone. Redschld
Pasha has received from the Sultan the insignia
OF the Nischani Htichar of the first class, and
present of a million of piasters in money-.dtgs-
mine Zeitung March %,
The London Herald the 23th of March says
:" We have it in our power to announce that the
French Government has given It's adhesion to inc
new treaty agreed upon in London tor the settle,
ment of the East The signature OF the French
CHARGE d. Affairs has not vet been attached TO the
convention, but the principle Of the treaty Is ad-
mitted and recognized
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

PRovIDEHcE Illustrated, or interesting $50
RES from the German. This is the title of very
neat little book of 100 pages, published in Boston
by Saxton and Pierce, and d. s. King. Itcon-
tains seven very interesting stories, illustrating
the ways of Providence, which arc frequently SO
incomprehensible to short sighted man. The book
ought to be placed in every Sabbath School Ii
brary.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

STEAM BoATs. The travelling public the
Kennebec and vicinity will not suffer for boats
this season. The Richmond is the regular boat
rather the boat of the regular line. Since Capt.
Brown has given notice that he shall boat
to connect with the Portsmouth Railroad, the old
line have concluded to bring on the Huntress,
which we believe is to connect with the railroad
likewise. The Thorn also, has commenced run
ming from the Kennebec to Portland and Ports
mouth.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
PORTLAND TR,NscRIPr-Ths excellent pa

PORTLAND TRANscRIPr.-Thise excellent paper
has just commenced volume. DR.. Islcy
the edtor--has arranged his promising off
spring in dress, and really seems deterinin-
ed to go-a-head We wish him succcss-hc
makes good literary family paper and oug hit
to be we'll pulronized.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

kLFsThe stories in circulation, in respect to
the ''shah ing of the village Of Gardiner, are. We
told, very much exaggerated. 1t is believed
there, that what has occurred, has been caused
wholly by the fall of water over the dam on the
Cobbossecontee, coupled with the peculiar state of
the atmosphere, and of the surface of the earth
Ace,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

Terri5le.-We learn from a credible source.th's
morning. that terrible tragedy,,of blood occurred
last "Wednesday in Sumner, Oxford Co. where
Mr.. Moses Butterfeld, hitherto highly respecta-
bic citizen of that town, murdered his wife and
two youngest children, while two others OF the
family only saved themselves by flight. he has
been committed to jail in Paris.-Argus,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

tie book for Children, by ASA FRS, designed for
Sabbath and Juvenile Schools. 1t is published by
ID. S. King 30 Washington et,and Saxton and
Pierce, 132 l2 Washington street, Boston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

NATIoSAL FAsr.-Wc hope suitable measures
Fast, in Il manner beginning the occasion. twill
be necessary, perhaps, to make some arrange
ments before hand and the sooner, the better.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

CnrmrsrnY.--Dr. Lciingwells experimental
course Of Lectures upon this deeply interesting
science, is about to close. He gives another To-
morrow evening, and probably one or two norc.
The Lectures grow better every evening.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

AT a me citing of the citizens of Lexington, Ken
lucky on the arrival there Of the melancholy intelI-
gence ofGen HARRIsoN's death, series of ap-
propriate resolutions were introduced by the Hon.
HENRY CLAY. The meengwas very large.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

Q-J=It would be we'll for those mischievous boys
to enquire what the fine is for tearing down
in any way nutilating public notices posted up a
bout town
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

GUIDE TO SELr-KNowLEDGr. This is the t.
tie of chronological work by T. II. PoNs, ESQ.
Boston, published by Saxton and Pierce. We
should judge it very perfect work of its kind,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

Hon. Alex. II, Everett of Boston, has been ap-
pointed President Of Jefferson College, Louisiana,
and has accepted the appointment.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

The report of Gen. jacEsons distressing pecu-
mary circumstances, is contradieted, on the op-
thorty of the old General himself.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

JAMES c. CnuRcniLL, (Nhig) has been elect
ed Mayor ofPortland, by the city council, there
having been no choice By the people at two
ccssiyc trials.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

TEMPERANCE, We are glad 10 learn that tie
proprictors of the Richmond Steamer, have cx-
cluded all liquors from the bar ofthat Boat This
is as IT should be.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

President Tyler is fifty-one years of age-the
youngest person that has yet occupied the Pres
Dental chair
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

OF the six deceased Presidents, four have died
on the 4th of the month Adams, Jefferson, and
Monroe, on the 4th of July. and Harrison on the
4th of April.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

1TOur New York Letter, has failed in rench.
ing US for this paper.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

VIRGINIA ELEcr1os We have but few re-
Turns from the late elections in this State for
members Of CONGRESS- What we have look we'll
for side.