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OR Gil A l.
CASH TAILORING EsTABLESHMENT,

ANU OETOI OF I
229 Broadray american Hotel
r The Undersigned offers for inspection extensive assortment
of Summer prepared make up 10 order at such
reduction prs of the superior style of gar
neu cannot inducements purchasers from whom
before purchasing elsewhere For the
in cases emergency otherwise require first
rat. article GARMENTS always kept
on hand after the style originally introduced at the old Establishment
l6 Broadway addos which Fancy Dress Articles including
silk and Satin Cravat usn Cravats IN great variety
of patterns. Sufferers, Supende Pocket Handkerchc
Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars &C offered for sale at greatly
reduced prices from the charges for the style OF goods
.i.h ava IF Tho frs, QUALIFY WM T. JENNINGS,
;,.ll IF Broadway, American Hotel.
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BY -. DRAPER, Jr.


Store ). UI!idri-streei corner or FsHe-StTsst
THIS DAY Angus, y, 10 o'clock the Auction Room
SHELF the shelves eegan assortment oil eo'S
credit OF mouths for approved 9
dorsed
Also W. E wadded blk blue blk and cclorcd cloths.
Also fancy PLAID Csssimeres-
Also, w. F.. wool-dyed
Also Ca,hnere Nestings Poncec Hdkf> sc.
AsoluO pieces all and drsb Npon-e Ca>>iuerc,
TUESDAY. August 81, NJ 70 o'clock A. NJ
20 packages oil BRITISH irsh Scotch aad American Dy 6oofs
months approved endorsed sample.
morning of salc.
~ NlBLO'S GARDEN.
HIS EVENING August >. ISL Triu MP han; Success
the purpose Introducing Mr. H. NELLSa M ELLIS belss
the a.t night of representation.
Miss Taylor snd M Pearson engaged with full and effective
Chorus.
The evenings will commence with Grand
after which, for the last ums
Or. DlI.W0RTH
An half hour will be allowed for the Promenade
the Grand Saloon which splendid Orchestra has
the TEMPLE OF APOLLO l.,
MSARD The unequaed Band led BY the celebrated Mr. Thoma<
will play several new Nalses a.d Ouadrlles -
Immediately after which splendid display OF FlKh."okhS
Overture ..----...---la Bayaderc
Tho whole to conclude 9th thu Eablshment
la BAlADERE!
Onnibuss, will and from the Garden Is usual
Tickets Fifty Cents. au2i
a. r<,o = GRAND EXCURSION to New Rochelle
Si5e= Glen Cove aud to the CAMP MEETING at Hemp
stead larbor on Sunday morning. August -
The cou,modous steamboat SUPERIOR Capt. Gould
SUNDAY morning August 9h will leave the foot of Chambers
A. NJ ammon-st. Spring
O. Cahne Ferry Brookyn) at aqnarter past and Rngton
ST. at hall past .
R.ruinv will leave Camp Ground o'clock NJ stopping
above places and arriving At the city at an cn
hour. ~ FIRST Refreshments on board, extra.
FAME I'd cts. each
On Tuesday morning Superior will make her usual popu
/ la EshtuoH .ul
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nlarric0 :

1tllrrlc0:
Nashville Tenn July 3D. by Rev Thomas Wheat rector of
Christ Church. Franklin CORN Esq of the Kentucky bar TO ers
Frances C. Boardman of England. -.
Warehouse Point CT August Faver Bacomb of Chi
H., o Miss Elizabeth b. Spah.~k .
Rev Mr. sPhilp SCHUYLER Eco
Of Boonyic n. Saeme C. Pearson, OF li"crh Mass
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and E,thsrs generally that FRANKLIN BATH Is NOW ofi
Ca, Garden Bridge both Ladies and ,iaueue9
The Public themselves tho '
peor specially tina LADIES' Department
addition tho above there swimming school Tor eoyS
one for Girls shower improved plan &c &c IN"
DO ascortaned by ~ me
oil n
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ELANNELS.

FLANNELs.
The public would do well to give early the extensive
stock of Welsh English and Fann- which the subsc
Der will sell cheap Call and pieces, nd quantities
JOHN II. DINGMAN, 30l Grand-s,.
sua- :. Cor Orchard.
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This day puuiIs bod, ..
~ BscuIIey.s ylisccIInny for 4 u2ust.-CONlEl

II RcntIey,s NisccIIany for 1u&ust.-CONIENl>
Gsy rawkcs historical romance, illustrated by George Ck-
shank; BY w. Harrison Ainsworth
lilo irs in iindosau-Thc Good Lcsson-Frc and Water
Pastoral Song bv Zachariah Lundt
Richard c edited with occasional notes.
by Charles Whitehead. illustrated by John Loech
Parliament Ia the Oldcn Time
royntz; illustration pE teeeh
The Troubled Heart; by Heinrich Hens
Morric gaud II the Odcn Time by George Dtnlei
Chapter on Things AVID NothlUgs by the author oil 0ccl
Silent Lows by Simon Dach -, - -,
Kuba Khan or the Siege of Krusai; by IT T. T. with Iua
by Lcech.
An Incident of Travel
stanley Thorn; by author OF Valentino on
JENNA NJ MASON. Publisher,
au25 basement No = PmeH cor OF hro'a""
rr Just Published Beacon O0co 81 RoeseveI'-si
N.w.York LIFE OF THOMAS FAME 10y !"
Vale with copous Chapter OF Contents ico bouhu
81 - in boards ST. The rapid sale OF this book beseah' large
Th life has been the be the best yet
are candy given arranged and iorcby The lie
contains brief interesting history Of the of the American
and French and appendix containing fNt row
W,sNCToN suppressed IN the existing Amer
cane his works
~ R-The TioMAs PANE, and other liberal writers
for sale Ii the Beacon Office. aa-' Il
u Particular Noticc.--Tho.e persons having furnr
dispose of, who are breaking W
will hnd ready sale for portion or all oil e
goods sending address, calling the subscriber
Goods any amount purchased
aus I'm r. Col.TON. i'' chatham square
~ Turtle Soup mud Steaks at IlNOll GARDEN corner
ofNarick aud Charl every day this week.
Families supplied usual au2o II
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u. ZOK SIROP-i No. N Euellnd, franco, aud imeflcl
From GalienGui Messenger, French Paper, Nov lo3s
SAUNDEEs METALLIC TiLETThis article has been eXtenvey
throughout England America an 10 les, here 1t nparis To
edge far quicker aud With more certainty
than other article We know Of
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NEW CARPET STORE, 10f Bowery.-The sub
y call and handsome assort
nent CarpeDs which they aud winch comprises
can Brussels thecpv sup.rne double superhue lgain Car
pe fine and exttane do hall and Carpets OIL Cloths Drug
e Hearth Rugs Mats Covers Window Shades
STA Rods bees selected With great care
fail and been purchased for cash on TIE
be sold cheap cheaper than at an! other store
the citv Purchasers respectfully invited call and examine
JONES 4 MARCY, lol Bowery,
Hestcr and rand s
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mVTCWeOCN,s ksIgMENTs OF GEOLOGY.

Second Edition tins day published
rHNE PUBLISHERS beg leave call the attention oil inc Puoc
following unsolicited notices OF the Elementary theology!
zen ilerrn emueuty qualified TO Judge OF is merits
from Il. Sil LII ID. of Yale College
IL greatly having answered your kind e,ef oil
Aug 2O with copy valuable Work on Zoology tooK
the work with me 10 OF looking over
although read satisfactorily glanced at II enough
high value aud shall recommend III ny Lee
lures
From Prof J.. w Webster. of Harvard University
lu copy Elementary Geology Tor
which accept thanks thankfu that you
present with excellent Of the science
aud shall recommend work warmly the class attending my
Lectures
From Prof c. Dewey of Rochester, New-fork,
Il Your Geology Academy Part OF hard
pretty well maturcd sui so vastly bet
any thing English language with which am nc
quained that boast 1t Ii s admirable for the College
course To be coninuea auS'S'
Published DAYTON SaNTON corner Of Fulton and Nassau
street,. Au2i
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GNlLpKENS' SILM niHTrS-A splendid assert
~ met of ChidreHs black and plaid Silk Mi Also
Ladies, fancy coord Neck received and for sale by
au2S 81 A. & w MORRISON. 569 Broadway opposite NiboS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09
PRINCE DE JuINvuIr.

THIS distinguished parsonage has left
our shores Tor the lard of bis home. In
his tour he received the most marked al
teniion oad rcga.l from Tue American PEG.
pie. We trust that ko will not be found
among our national traducers. Almost cv-
ery foreigner that puts his foot upon Amc.
rican soil, goes home and publishes Jour.
nal Or something Of that kind in which
be snccrs al oar political institutions, con.
demns our banners and frequently pro.
Rounees rs scmi. barbarous people, devoid
Of refinement and civilization. True II is,
we possess not TINT slckly refinement a.
mong Us, which shows a want Of moral
principle, such az 10 exhibited in the cen.
tres Of European civilization. Trlc 1t is,
that We possess no; the vices Of re fined so.
cie'y, such as disgrace their tIossessors in
tho European capitals; long may we Re.
uaiu FREQ from their contamination and in.
auence; aud long may &C as a people re-
tain that independence Of character which
ever has distinguished Us from tho great
majority Of the people Of Europt.
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From tie St. Louis Republican.


Tie 81 LOUIS Sub IredSwy.-We
have heretofore alluded 10 the anomaly
presented in this city, by the Secretary Of
the Treasury, in keeping up the Sub.Trea-
sury, keeping open an Office, paying clerk
hire, rcn; and guard hire, when the law
establishing the Office was repealed. In
every other city, where branch Of this
Sub. Treasury was established, tie Re-
coiyers have been called upon to settle up,
and turn tic funds in their hands ever IN
TO some bank,
We learn that yesterday the Receiver
General at this place, paid out, on Treasu-
~ drafts, between 100000 and 100000
having balance in his hands Of about
$4,000. Finding the sum in his hands
so small, he has, unrestricted, taken u
course which cannot be dsaPproyed OF By
any one, and just such a course as 1t seems
10 us tho Department should have instruct.
ed him to have taken months ago. The
Receiver General has dismissed his clerk
ani Waterman; given up the honse here
toiura occupied as the Treasury office
and transferred the money remaining in
his hands 70 the vault of the Bank OF Mis-
snuri, where j; will be paid cut upon his
checks.
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4 Lotofoco Bdnk.-Thc Central Bank
Of Georgia, Gov. McDonald's peO has a
circulation Of one million three hundred
thousand doIars-and less than $4,000 in
specie It's an oul-and.out Locoioco con.
cern Its owned and managed by Locos,
it is patronizod by the Locoioeo Governor,
and It is employed BY him as a political a
gent. Probably tho active par, It has Ia
ken in the party contests Of the State will
explain the cause of its immense Issue of
paper, and the paltry amount Of specie IN
its vaults.
A proposition has been introduced into
tho Senate, to authorize this Baaa . sell
State stock at discount Of 10 per cent.
payable in the bills Of the bank 4 very
bright speculation and very like the hard
n-Daey acts OF the hard money Parry -
Richmond Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09
LATE FROM FLORIDA.
.Siriv rAree Ldians kiIl,d and ;, ,,r,

Siriy three Ladians kilied and cdpfured.
by the arrival Of the schr. Waller NJ,
Captain Hitchcock, on Wednesday last,
and the steamer William Castor, Captain
Henry, on Thursday, from the South we
are furnished with the gratifying iutclli.
gence tha! Capt. Z. u. 4. Wade, Sd Ar.
iillery, with has Company, whilst on a econt
near Lake, between Hillsboro' Islel and
the Everglades, called Lake Worth, came
upon two camps OF Indians. He attacked
them, aud after killing eight, (six men and
Two boys,) took forty weight prisoners, de-
s'royed twenty canoes and large quaint.
y OF provisions, which they had collected
10 carry to Sam Jones camp, aud return.
cd, without loss, TO Fort Lauderdale. One
%. the prisoners afterwards offered to 90
and bring in those who had escaped in the
attack, and being sent returned with seren
additional warriors, making 10 all, killed
and taken, saTty three hdians, men, wo-
men, aud children. Another warrior has
gone out TO bring in more.
The scout consisted of go men, com
manded by Capt. Wade, and accompanied
by Lieutenant Thomas and DR.. Emerson.
Tbs, We believe, is the largest haul made
by any officer, in a fair field, during the
war and we congratulate the rnerltorious
officers who have achieved il. We consl.
der tbs one Of the fruits Of the Wise and
liberal system adopted By the gallant Col.
Worth, of leaving discretion with tie
iuhIor officers TO carry on the war on
their owa hook, without waiting for orders
or instructions from old frl!o1s at dis. :
tance. Capt Wade and Lieut.. Thomas
deserve, and viii receive, the whole crcdi.
Of tins important service, which viii 20
Tar towards ending tie war
We understand that Lieut.. Wyse, viii.
seventy men, had started on a scout il pur.
suit Of Sam Jones, accompanied by Lieu
tenants Shower, Rankin, and Charch!ll.-
We heartily wish Them success.
The scout from Fort Dallas, command
ID BY Capt. Burke, had no, returned
Maj. Chids had gone down 70 Fort Lau.
lcrdale, and was preparing for a general
sront to the Oka-choo-bce Lakc.-.Sk Al .
gas'iae NewS.
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4 Fact for the Stay al hometfes.--Wbigs
enough STAYED at homo in tbs city at the
late election to have gwen tho control Of
the Senate to the Wing party (by the cleo
ton Of Mr. Lord, ana to have returned
10 more Wings TO tie Assembly. In
Baltimore, there were stay-at-homo Wings
sufficient 10 have elected tho Wing Gov
cnoy and given majority in the House Of
Delegates. In Cincinnati, tic absent
Wings lost their party the control Of both
branches OF the Legislature, Thus are
tho three States Of y. York, Maryland,
and 0hio lost to the party BY the sapinc-
moss or obstinacy Of the Wings who rcius.
cd to vote in those cities VIC buye named.
~. J. Express.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of.
NOTICE TO
Common school Committees.

FEsHE Board Of Superintendent of Comrnou
Il Schools for Mecklcuburg County, hereby
notify the School Committees il the several Dis
ricts, that meeting of tie Board will be held al
Charlotte, on Tuesday Of the ensuing January
Couft,--at which time the aaid Committees are
required 10 make Report Of the number Of Chi.
dren in their respective Districts. In those Dis.
tricss whore no election has been held for Com.
milteencn, the vacancy VIII be Glled by the Board
at tie meeting as above appointed. Returns
should be addressed 10 tic "ChairmGn Of the Buard
Of Common School Commissioners" and may he
left, preYians to the Court, either with the under.
signed, or wilh Charles T. Alexander, Esq, Clefk
Of tie Co1aly Court, in Charlotte.
WIN. WILSON, CAdiTwHJL
Der. 7, ISL. III
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SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

- - ANOAfi-f-a
A Resolution has been introduced into
one of the branches Of the Legislature, re.
iusing to receive the money which may be
due the State, from the proceeds Of the
sale Of the Puslic Lands. Their exists
bat little doubt, that tie resolution will
pass. Il appears that this State takes cy.
cry possible method Of rendering herself
ridiculous. MOI conlcnt With her hector.
inss and housings, she EXHIBITS the puer.
iliiies, tmbeciliiies, and Weaknesses Of a
community Of children. Possessed Of su.
perlatiSe vanity and selr.impor,ance, she
expects The world to stand ~ awe when
she speaks When she deliberates nations
must look on ana admire in short. she is
so wrapped M u hGr eroai"4s~ cod .....>...,.
81 consequence that she cannot discover
her nnighbers laughing at hUl nuIcHous
appearance.
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CDgrgneGR2
Thursday, December 9, ISL.
C0NGpESs

This body met last Monday, and prob.
ably organized. We hope in our next to
lay before the public the Presidents Mes.
sage. For our own part we have no con.
cepion Of wha, this document will contain.
We doubt very much whether tie Prcsi.
dent knew himself, twen;y.four hours be.
fore haud.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

The following delightful scraps Of tie
sentimental, &C copy from the Rutherford.
ton Iutoligoncer. After porusal Of these
liGes, can any one say that the Muses. have
not paid visit to The West Of North Ca.
rolina Ola po5sy pocsy how thou cx.
attest the heart Of mas bcaca,h thy in.
sPinhou FarUtr Gorge" k.caLc,h forth
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

The accoun, Of The death Of this gen;lc.
man, near Mobile, copied fron Macon
paper of the 10th, sc havo reason to trust
originated IN some mistake, as last even.
ing's mail brought US Mobile papers of the
l7th, aus Montgomery papers OF the 10th,
both OF which are silent on tic SUBJECT
B2t. Pa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

Important Decision.-Judge Baker, pre-
siding at the late term OF the Superior
Court of Norfolk county, {Ea.) decided
that the enlistment; Of an alien was Illegal.
This decision, which deeply affects the
military service Of the United States, and
BY construction might hare rejected the
services Of Lafayette and bis noble foreign
compeers, was made or tie petition for g
habeaS corpus bya soldier who bad en-.
listed under Col. Tanning, and who claim.
ca 10 be discharged on the ground that he
was 4 subject Of Great Britain at the time
OF his enlistment, being native Of Dublin.
The case was ably argcod by counsel on
both sides, and not decided On by the
Judge without the most matCro dclibeYa-
lion, It is therefore entitled 20 the utmost
Difference. 1t is unnecessary for US to
dwell on the consequences Of such an op-
Grafton Of our laws. We had always beeu
Of the opinion that the very &c, Of enlist
ment was a qualification for citizenship as
much as the enc expressly provided for
by law, but it seems we were mistaken,
We learn from the Beacon that II is the
intention Of the District Attorney to apply
to the Court of Appeals for a writ of error
to tho Judgment Of the Court.-Norto'k
Herald.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

Va We understand that part Of the mail
between Charlotte and LincoIn,on was
lost or Saturday last, whiIesrossing Dutch
mans Creek and two stage horses drown.
ed. This will account for the failure Of
cur papers reaching our subscribers 10 that
direction.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09
Ca CAM. Tgler's PoDulartlp.-A /

Ga Capt. Tyler's Populdriiy.-A lcttor
from the Editor, (now absent as one Of the
Commissioners at the sale of Swamp
Lands written at Washington, says -
I" sinco leaving Raleigh we have passed
through Johnston, Wayne, Greene and
Pitt, into Beaufort, aud hnve not vet met
wilh single Tyler uan "-Rai. Reg. ]
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

10 At the instance of President Tyler,
a nollc prosoqui has been entered in the
case OF the individuals indicted for breach
of the peace at the Presidents House the
evening after the Veto. The President in
his letter says he regards the disturbance
as one Of those outbreaks Of popular feel
ing, incident in some degree, TO our form
Of government, and entirely harmless and
cvanesccnt in its character"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

MoaE lxr0RrArwSs.--A rr,rai If ne
Blsaep " Cdaricaou ,c.,A a company
II Mus. & &c The whole Of this coun.
by u regarded by the Romanlsis as Mis-.
.nary held. Nora! France, Pure Italy,
|Rsfasd Austria, CATHOLIC Germany, and
Ea.lskitaed Ireland are All deeply inter-
|cstoJ IN ProisS'aat America and are car.
|nss'y praying to the Virgin and To all the
|Sainls, u bring our benigh;ed country uu-
De- The blessing Of has holi1ess the Pops,
|iud are contributing to effect this object by
he'r alr's, aud their personal influence.
4 +oaras;on, 10 particular, shares deeply
I--F9f! deep.y--in this ciius!oa ci them 5s-
|nssoleaee. lnasmucb as what are here
|cailcd churches, are but Conyeniclcs Of
liarclics, under an anaihama--And mas
mach as there are no Christians here, but
4aeh az pay obel,eacc and homage 10 the
fape, I g no doubt n worry suitable field
u sbclr eSerhuns. And hence II Is that
jouS Bishop Of Chsrleston, tand there
: no other Bishop but him, IL frequently
crossing he Atlantic for purposes connec-
TED sith bis mission.
Inc sublolncd notice shows the fruit Of
oIs last ,our--9o that we are to have an
additional number Of female Missionaries
our worse than hea,hen--our hcreucal
civ.
Fer ship Goodwin, u, Philadelphia, from
Isefpnol--Rt Row. DIR. England, BIsh-
e o. Charleston Rev. 4. Doyle, Isabel
" Is. NcCariy, Ursuhae Nun; Nora
! England, Mary Ana Berry, Students in
ne I ?suIine Seminary; Martha Ann Ire:
and, Nary J. Coleman, Ann Maria Cole.
Han, Margaret !. Conry, Mary Aun Cur.
10 Amelia NJ. SeanIy, Mary j. o. Cor.
nun, Jane +. O'Sulliynnn, Cathar,ne T..
n,lgmao, Magaret NJ. J. Daley, and Ellen
Noecni, Of the Ursulluc Seminary.
THE WHEAT CROP OF lac
We learn from friend who has boon
pending few DAYS nj different points ia
me groal Miami Valley that tho Wheat
"n'oo has been sown the present fall in
'n's fertile section of the State, amounts
y, - aa'ut three times the usual quantity
" the farmers in the principal grain dis
t'c'S oil the State have sown any thing
''No as extensively with favorable sea.
son. The Wheat product OF 1912 will be
very largo. Tho seed along the Miami
'ifo como up well, and the fields present
a beautiful and healthy appearance, The
'y mas shown itself IN some districts, but
mas as yet done but littlo damage, Entire
o1e,hpllon from its rayagcs Is not expect
-, out the present indications are that il
D ~, De lar less destructive than it was last
faH'--ciacianari Republican.
IN honest mans word is as good as
- oono, y trIte maxim. So is a
''sues IN nins cases ont OF ten.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

The trial Of c. T. Mitchell, recently
Member Of Congress from Western New
York, on a charge Of forgery, terminated
on Tuesday afternoon. The Jury were
out about two hours, and returned yer.
dc; Of gully, recommending hini, howev.
er, to mercy" On the ground, apparent
ly, Of supposed arrangement Of intellect.
His counsel have filed exceptions to the
verdict.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

Political Conventional correspondent
in the St. Louis Argus proposes the hold
ing Of a Convention at Baltimore On the
lirst Monday in November, 1872, for the
two..oId object Of nominating President
and Vice President, and taking some action
in relation to the resumption and specie
paying Of banks.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

In this county, on the lat instant, Mr. JOHN
DAVIS, IN the 73d year Of Ail age, eite. a Sc.
we're Illness Of % hours.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

IS The National In;elligcnccr likens
the late Wing defeats to the recent defeat
of Boston Both sulhed, and would not
run. The idea is not bad, aud there is
truth in il. Boston can beat the world, if
he chooses, and SO can the Whigs.-R.
Ubg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

The Croup.-An old subscriber called
upon US Yesterday, and Informed us that,
by the publication in our columns few
days since Of very simple and early at
tainable remedy for the Group we had been
instrumental in saving the life OF an infant
of his on Sunday night. The ingredients
are, sliced onions, and sugar land on the
slices in layers-thc syrup being admins.
tered. He wishes us to keep 1t before
the people" as a sovereign and almost IN
Simultaneous remcdy.-N. \. San,