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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-21


increased hut 100000 and the number &c
her Banks bud actually deereastdi The
State Of Arkansas, it appears from the Re.
port of Mr.. Woodbury., had not in 1890
and in fact as late as ] s35, single Bost.
But by 1887, Two years afterwards. her
good Van Buren Legislators had charter.
ed for her iwo Banks with two Branches.
and capital stock Of S3,500,OUOi Mis-
sissippi had in 1880 but one Bank with /.
capital of s950,000 ia 1887 the number
had increased TO % aud the afnenn, e.
capital to upwards of TnIRry.NINI MIL.
LIONS OF DOLLARS Here is Van Buren,
Democratic State which, in ten years. IN.
creased its number of Banks fweniu.f ira
fold and its amount Of Banking capital al
least FORTY FOLD Nor was this mani,
for Bank. making less rabid in thai State
from which has been sent to the National
Legislature for years past Senator who
is the true representative ard best person.
ifcaiion Of Locolocoism. We refer 10
Missouri. Mr.. Woodbury. says 10 his re.
port that IN 1880 she had no Banks, bu, il
appears that in 1887 she had one Bank
and branches with u capital Of $4,000.
000! We have before stated that in 1854
the whole Banking capital in the Union was
Sll5,000,0O0. This included the capital
of the United States Bank Of 5000 600.
which deducted, leaves about Sli0,l92,.
600 as the capital of the State Banks at
that period. Now in 1887 the capital
stock of the State Banks alone was rova
HUNDRED AND FORTY MILLIONS or Dol.
LRs Well,-let US look back little
In 1920 the capital Of the State Banks
was SlO2 100000. SO il will be seen
that, during the ten years prtrions TO 1880
that the Banking capital Of the States alone
increased but about $4,000, 000--hu, for
SEWN years on'y, posTERIoR 10 1880, !.
INCREASED atou, THREE HUNDRED AND
THiETY MILLIONS
Now W. submit this question 10 all can.
did men. WHAT PARTY Is REsPoNnp1g
ron THIS ALARMING INCREA-EI ~ BANKING
cAPtTALIN THg STATS We reply with.
out the least hesitation THE VAS GrRES
PARTY They bad the ascendancy IA lie
national counels--thty brought about that
condition ofthings hich made State Bank,
necessary they had control Of q MAJORITY
Of the State Legislatures, and wheroter
thsy had this majority, they SCRUBBED NJ,
TO charter Backs with llberalily and reck.
lessness which was tie best evidence It
their attachment 10 such a course of poll.
cy Let II be borne IN mind also thai 10
1880 there were about
$40 STATE Banks
10 1895, the number has increased to up.
safds OF
500 BANKS WITH l2G uRAScHEs,
Up TO 1887 the number continued 10 IN.
crease until 1t reached
700. WITH ia BRANCHES
We leave it then, to the People 10 saw
whether the Wings be responsible for t6o
" orer banking, the Bark fralds" tho
" Baak fd'ieresn and the eriis iac9esi
thereto which are charged 10 exist, and Il
they be responsible (Which We den,j
whether the Van Buren, party Is Nc, esias.
ped from pretefring the charge, bseaus
Of their owu participation, or more slaripy
md ttnJnasa Lila sc,,tfl
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

The Ains-Glouse.

~ I it4r| o. Atf A'-f"'f
" one acquainted with 'Lr :, stem Of providing
-,r the Poor urder the lic Administration ard,h,
prc.eu- rr-slati 1us - th' A1.-il a.e rar .s, n-
loicc A. ,Ae change ia thi. Department I f. n.-a
connsc ,c,i with tn,. .r,'i.4toa aa,r ocea ....es
from among 81. i'.r ,....ers. aii ao an mea OF
charac,er an4 ham,r Gcrc. IT,. ID. d.. 70
should L. Their do,. D.. B.. 30 i.e NOS; s,.-a..
,iblc OF ar, depurmca, o. tic Cin Go'crrr.-,
and th, urcsert COrpora,'ol aa.e .r'si n.h, r.
,cl.ctiu. suitable men 20 preside over o. ] r..
/. 10 doubt sut HAT 'i., department m.v .r .ll.
ned on - a less tNp- -.sc 20 tle c., and ta r-a-
iucii,a - .r,cc the amount o. resi- good fo 't,
Poor I'M, may .e done iy yuJic.'a. ufaa..,.
mont aal nice disclIuiDa- 1p al, - uc n' e.,,
deserving charA. | Nj U.s.. mention oae .-.
stance that occurred 'a the Nir.or o. lSt: le
t,n.rimcut % ,hc AmsHo.U wa, rpnaal 'tt
poor woman 80, ,ico. ,nd i. nan- o, o., c.r-
mon ucccs.arie. % .i0 ani needed ..fe.,.e
relief y +, u,ls' aa Inspector -. ,e.t ,. &c
anime into her clsc and to r,lou accor. t-
Thi. man was "a foreigner. aut tii aHt r1'...s
,hr lca., spark o. feeling In b.. composite. .--''
even thar of brute The poor unfortunate vs.
in American woman. AID bad aeon l,trs t.,,.
bat sickness, aud wan' bal bro At hrr .lt So
Was. She Was Nti. o. hco ti >.NN N..l
with whom .hr had been watching, when IBIS -
,enser of charity arrived. Tie knocked a' ihs
dor. ard, because .t wa MT openes imned-
at.l,. forced "a open in r.Ie. ard bade tie No
man dress herself Immediately. He cursed na
otherwise abused her. anl finished hi, ermni q
mercy by calling her d. drunken b.. Wus'aa
few door, Of thi, place Bee assisted iamil, 20. BE
.wn country. and furnished tlrm with a. aoga.
dance of fuel aud othc. reics,a,ies, while. a he
,.mc time the father ~ ,'.at .Imi.y ~. me-
! thanic. and had steady employment. There ha
been no eny to the ah4scs ai his Mind practical
by the old department, and all through iA' 'c.oc-
tion of Incompetent and unworthy in-lector.
placed In Office to sway some few votes. l.'i The
present Commissioners take different course-
| During the winter when there i most suffering
among the Poor, le, hem appoint good men To
tb, very re-. pousbe calilng-men possessed Of
| feelings of beneyolencs and philanthropy, md
the, viii confer innumerabic ble-siug' on thc poor
and unfortunate that require our aid. ard be- a.
tended with by far e.. expense 10 the liy
J II Y
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
"Pip~.Laying in England-A Study."

Such i. the rtle of the loader m Yesterdays H
banv Argms wherein parallel i attempted To- o'
run between fraudulent gotiugin England and that
CHARGED oy Glentwor,h upon ser'aia Wings o. thu
Civ. trePl which We take tic following iarasraph' :
From lis outline Of pPeay,ng IN En.lsnd n",y s 40
rved ,rs-am witch Vas put in ffachce p Nv.
under Gle i. lriL and the res-for Why thp> ailiAH
became - eanerei of registry, AZ - iasitH lI'h
Demecratc C, 10 spite of pr0iesatoas and en-'iranc
from large majority OF IL voting iopu iio- "' -.
practice under n Tngand. where whggfry trn'.a
nads It's Hode-i for imitation were All suinceh VII vi
ps-tz1ns 20 recommens TIE tr.ii a. he ekp-ilissts s ~
And experiment = 1pon ihr moral s"'t oi lhe s
muniiy hat venture 10 say, 10 parry - ~ 10
venture upon sgsn. The rnly dnrTrnce - 49, - -,
Brush and The tenworfh ems, rev oui p ul" trt
e.,sb hmen Of the reg try here. H. England inr
hal zen long IN operation nai Itr,9n' ~ o.
4 81 of. or gor Of, ihai ott"r' cou'i s-p NO -.
ho.s Evf here the acuity OF finding iea1 rrp or -
euee obviaied bylpuang men O. STR on t-e l'-''
to b- represented or per-onaied al ne election ny " "
We want 20 ask the Argu. few plain questions
on the above and will feel obliged by candid an
swers. They are these;
When did the VII e ever attempt 'piPe-aying
under Registry here' UlsN did they s'er
"pui men Of straw on the Registry Were not
the frasds which your gentlemen Gleniwor'h
and Stevenson charge upon the "h'Hs O''H'''''''
in he absence Of a Registry, and bcfore any 'uch
law had been enacted Would they not have been
rendered impossible by such Registry which Sc
yercly punished the imposition Of fraudulent
name Oh the list and furnished every possible iacil-
iv for its detection as well that Of tie voter
thereon Who has ever chargsd the Wings with
illegal voting under the Registry
But more sirs Were they Wig tunctionanes
who are proved by a Judicial Investigation CON
frmed by a Grand Jurys presenimeni TO have re-
leased criminals and vagrants from the Peniten-
,iary for the sake Of their votes Were they
Wigs who brought these men into our City ard
auartered them in the doubtful Wards Were
these crimes done under a Registry Answer u
frankly Mcssrs. Of the Argus, or tacity confess you
dare not
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
Important to Naiaralisi,-Merm
tau.ht.

Tis present rr a. others he extent sri varl-
cts oi q. ntsr-, snI r- confirmation and establish
rea ot ac .lcr aui nature. which nave al~afsbecn
questioned Ilf greatest u,oyery yet il bss st ~ le
auuo4l ed alI eft iJr maze Tie iact public We
ia.t Ga u N,..liI start uOt anI curl your Up, hl
,c1-n. t4.s ID concerning nh DOT bsA story We
hay. l- TAM be evidence exhibited 10 our sens. OF
the of i monster hitherto deemed fabulous sy
a. tie .,Hrrri, though r-IsouHN hrAeFei Dy every 'it
va,rr usIral.t that crossed tie Coli sIean ner
maid saTr sen. 10 .ht aurng garh and seductive
tra repre- rnir a t- picture books. with angels ACE
-h BE fal f4--y herself enanoTed o. : delight lily
gatu. n I ooAl -.as made D. some suo-aarne me
carl-. probably hrr lover. t-r ~ saw hss none
lf il-- a'rrac91s hl, So ug.g le monster a. "a,
eser ,r-A rescnns more 10 spp~rsnce about TIE upper
rsg 1. ttr bIy Il.c monkey than an angelic hsh
u De t1l-ie s ore D iar gtae,t caros e ni he Jay
l. r41-tt relr The Islands and tahen % Pernal
rs.ttI 6r7 ~o , MAJ ~ collection OF rare ami cur-
t -, '1r . Brt, Museum scue other cabinet oi
c-rs-' IAs -limai, l.i flesh, or scr u may be,
perfectly 1r- hui TIE breast gpS ard, ths char
ac'e- lot. ADD ihen approacL', the human orr-or
-af <ai ot te monkey u Ia PAIR oi perfectly lOrrd
SIS. - laLls tIs after resembling ihc human
d .lrc ttl4 r.anAry',. Nih rAte rs on iie niger
erla !le bead J, all laF-er thaH u> monAeys head'
,ir, covered fh bar s.h extends down even gpcs
tAr HrcA. Ar te vel trained rl-.et o. sG.- % damseL
Ite CLERKS eY-' -ni iq' be1r re9..er 20 h.i--ny,
charge o. --rieasn al Jones, Hotel. who about
'ast GER Nfn-i i1lA fer48Y li.srDorA ks wonhy oi
th- n.il a'ts r h, city, us-s the owner has REUSED
NoN -a, qass,s a-es 8ot IT,, ihe mermai1 N r.ueh
7Is- of ar l1.. * s-rce fhrre . ample testimony 10
f.t rl- vas ei gp . Eag.aGt llsT. and kept
- l.f's f4s- 4lt an - ped by p.aAGsg INTO The
-, - ~ lll- " pr NC, ~ W. ly yAes p noaah U
So s'icr tempe sewn urrnen asd mvmald, gere
sgcL together 10 0as aci. 10 $50, al he Island OF Ccyon
N-lN i,t1nd al tis testimony Tie existence OF the
creature 70 doubted. ant gt have been doubted TO
lie end e creation. u fo1une hsi not throsn th> feee
Etsly 'i1 tie hau, Of ie present proprietor where all
may sat-y themselves OF Il r-alty.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
Reputation.

The Detroit Daily Times desires US to copy a
couple of its columns paliiating Repatriation. If
the Editor will us that he has fully corriaced
him.elf that Michigan and Mississippi ought not to
pay the Bonds issued in their behalf, We will con-
slider his arguments.
One word on the general question We have
been accused of using harsh language toward, the
delinquent States for not paying their Debts, or
the accrIDg interest. This is grave mistake.-
We never censured Indiana nay other State for
not paying in view fhcr alleged inability 10 do 50
but for acting as if she meant aever 70 Pay If the
last Indiana Legislature had merely resolved that.
though the State could not nor fulfil her engage
mcn,s. she still held them sacred, and would fulfil
them a. soon as she should be able, We should
have murnurcd nevera word. 1t wa, tie disposi-
ton evincod to paltcr with solemn conracts-to
aid in the depreciation of hcr own securities and
then take advantage of that depreciation at which
we icyolted.
A to all the prcteAts of insufficient considera-
ton received or insufficient power in the agents
who issued. We have one short answer; Let crery
state tclich tins pleads in bar cf her orH en-
OdOfWrHtS ShOHttt me case 10 n cOmlttNt an"
impartial legal tribunal. 1t is very easy forher
to do so however dcuitin her default to the hope
les. holders OF her bonds. Until the AntBonder.
do this, or manifest disposition to do it, We can
not but regard them as atrocious and shameless
swindlsrs-just as they are regarded by the whole
civilized world.
As to the stories set afout in the West that we
are ins,isated by brokers or owners OF Repudiated
Stock. we can well afford to treat them with inei-
fable contempt But, If there be any one whe
need. 10 he assured that 50 holder of Repudia.ed
Stocks or OF any Stocks ever -poke to Us N the
subject or requested u IL publish line about IT.,
we give the assurance with heartine's. W. haze
been impeiled by motive but loa'hing OF
knayery and a regard for the fame OF our Country
and Countrymen.
" for American credit abroad, it. destruction j.
Accomplished and we care reihinc for that. Ii
our People had been able (sincs 1888 to in
cur one dollar Of debt in Europe itwoud have been
a great blessing. We frryentiy hop, that Foreign
Credit IA now al an end.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

Tuy TRFLrY.-We cannot complain il t''
strong terms of persons anucipstr- ihe e'nd',
non. If the new treaty betveen Great butain ana
thi, Resublic; particularly when some are 50 "
s.rou. IS to receive every idle story aioa; that j,
prcindicial to the honor Of tbs Government ana
on th. building up arguments TO meet p"'"i'
which do Hot exist. The fuK terms ot me fred'y
cansot at ms moment. be mads 7u5hc. and ~ -
folly 20 imagine that the Commissioner, ma !"
been bribed. and thus induced 10 bar;sr away tne
rights Of their country for British gold
Nadisonian.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

WHEAT.-Iae auautity OF Wheat raised t.s
season probably exceeds that Of any other 's''ot
By nearly 33 per cent. The surplus To Ohio alone
II l. estimated on good data, will not tall shOrt
twelve millions of bushels, or a million and glsr
ter barrels Of -four. Michigan, Indiana. Illinois
and Wisconsin viii have at least n equs amount.
and the great gran-growiss region. 81 virginia
Maryland Delaware. P-nn.vlyans rrd Ncv-l Jds
will fer cxcce& H. With this immense surplu. %
hand, and the present scarcity Of money prices
must fall very low All tie downward Tendency IS
already exhibited Bufho Commercial.
~ The wheat crop tbs .ea.on is sad iobe ~
celleut. ltneyer perhaps, was more aLuDdssI II
this quarter than il the present ,easo.i. All Other
grains a. we'll as grIs,es, promise very far .eJ
lho weather, with the exception OF iew Of lln
first days OF harvest. has been unusua.y me ior
cuttin- and ,avi-g both grain and gra,s.
Indiana Jwaas| -
- \ now canal steamboat made be-. entrance
into the Chesapeake and ONO CANA on SATURDAY
last She !. .aid 10 be fine. roony o0at draws
on.y about twcniy-onc inches Il water. and }, in.
PEELED by a iocomorye engine of twenty-iiye hor.e
power Sine IS intended so.e', a, pa. ,cn scr boat
and is expected 20 meinta.n an average speed Of
seven miles per hour, stopp.ges included.
Baltimore American,
~ \ personal rencOntrc took place ~ Dem.
polls, Ala o. the 9TH inst. between June. 4.
Lane, Lsq. and Col. A :. Waugh, th" artist ia
which thc former Wa severely wounded hy ps
tol shot. which passed through hs arm and %
tered hl. body IA the direction 81 his lungs. vi.r,
the ball remained IL appears that .cyeral .hon
were exchanged. and tbe life Of Col. Waugh an
minculously preserved By the ball Of hi. ad,sr.an
striking the guard of his pistol. Marcngo PH.
" II la. bcsn observed tha, in tho mob shis
assniied, broke open and .to.e from iho .lopsa
he broker, AZ the corner of Canal and Cholp.,a.
la streets, New-Orloan. no other hsgu.ge aa'
heard bur French, Spanish, Italian, and German.
1t must be observed that nor an Iri,hma1 80
seen or heard in the crowd insulting or thu,a.csag
tue Americans. IL j. Justice owed them 20 "a,
tha; they were bgsily attending their WORK
Cou. ComnsrcaL
u Vim. K. Sham.in. charged with murder I
and liu. Lo-ey. noted coaurereifer -.c.r.l
from the Champaign COUNTY. ohm ail or 'ie lh
Ssamlin wiic was intimate ia ,he family of Oh,
laii.r and having picked 'he ack IT a iuva
where the key Of the jail Va, sep .re - hsf
husband and Losey tree
" A general Court Maral o.. now ..r.r. 90
board OF the United State. ship Nouh C,-o.aa
lyirg OF the Battery. There are a gr,a, mar I
officers for tral
" A Young and beautiful gir. &. .hor'y 'o, .
fned Al Ncstmore'srd CO.. Perm. for lrrnf.s
barn bslorsin 10 her fat.less lover
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
MrR,rr Rs PHILADELPHIA BY slip froa

MrR9Er n PHILADELPHIA BY slip from
the PhilaieIp!,ia Public Ledger We learn that on
Yesterday morning. at absut quarter past siN
o'clock. a man named Noah Losce, who Kept %
broker. Office. in Third street above CheSnui
street. was murdered 10y a man Who entered hi'
office. i, is supposed for the purpose OF rob5ins
hun. Mr. Lougcc received one or two ,tab' Dbl
the side from dirA. ono OF which entered m'
heart, and produced death almost instantly
The assassin, after vigorous chase, was cap
t.red in the fourth story of store. where be- had
endea, ored To .ecrete himself He first gave ms
name as Smith but attcrr ards said It was Milton
J. Alexander. He is tall. stout. well dressed
Young man. said to he Southeruer. and appa'
rcnty not more than - years Of age. ln his con-
fes.ion.. ne told the police officers that he Wa
courting young woman. who refused to mair!
him. because he had 40 money, and that his motive
in committing the murder was 10 raiss sufficient
sum to effect th; matrimonial alliance.
Mr.. Lougee was formerly broker IN Cmcin-
NATL and kept also an Office at Louisville lie
was As wears Of age, and has wife and three OF
four children. He vas in the habit OF opening
his office before he took breakfast. aud also kept
omen in the evening. This accounts for hi. being
in the office at 50 late an hour a that at winch
the murder was committed. aad may probably be
the cause of nj. having been selected a. the We
Tim. 1t was almost the oEly place where money
,ya.s kent one,l at that hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

ou. q..,.. ..1n. which SO, sscord,c. Ay~,3j, Nos
-. The vote on ordering tie man question Nl.
taken by Yes. ard NAYS. and 10 he uni-srs. al,
,on..iimeni and ..ic.''.'e of the lior'' al. esg.
rieF Nr.s 90. Nav, % Ihr tiil ". osirsi
sngros,cd; N,a.89. Nay, 20. lIe gr'.,... 1s.
be.ns o, II. ras.agc. NJ N,,-HIit .r0o.-i 70
N some lcugu. Mr WN =. C.vrarir .. Tcra.
moved rcc consideration OF thevo,e on t.,en-a...
ucai. ge' dl.s ~'.c..
TIE -Hog,. a. iorTr- AgcUs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
The Press Pnndcring 10 Licentiousne.-

4 CORES pondeni asks us 10 SOL our columns
with the following extract from The Sun OF yes
terday ard the day previous. We comply with
some miss si>ings To the prepriely Of so doing
and with no hope that those readers who were not
shocked by the Restcll and sindred misaiions
with which that paper has ;ecmed viii be al al
di.aiicctcd by this. Il AZ follows
WANTED By \ YOUNG LADY-A situation a.
time a.. those wih whom 'he may be associated anu
would willingly make hersei generally agreeable ani a,'o
contribute those kndne>>es becoming domestic houslod
\ line addressed to Mss LaSina. 81 the sun Once. sia-
where an Interview may br had " y be attended ie ! =
None need apply but men Of capital l-o'
No comment can be necessary
"
Nv. ". SMITH. formerly OF the Western
State Journal a, syracuse. has assumed pcrms-
uen,ly the Editorship of the ONO SrArr JouR-
Nal. the Wing STATE paper. Mr i an able
Editor. tried and true and viii do good service in
the cause Of the Country and Harry Clay.
- Two new papers have been started in Bo'-
ton the Daily Circular, and the Daily American
The latter. edited by Mr. Warland, late OF the
Clarcmont Eagle has for its object to advocate the
election of Henry Clay.
B.SKRUPrcY- Judge Conklin. of the Northern
District ha. decided. in a bankrupt case. that vol
untary assignments, whether they give preference
or do not give them, are utterly void under tie
bankrupt law.
u The Nicksburs Tri-weekly Wig has placed
Hs>Rr CLAY" at the head Of is columns. and
accompanied ,h.. unfuriing the banner with al
lbIs : sf
u The WESTERN CATHOLIC RE0IsTER. 4 re-
ligious paper. Ia, JUS, been started al Detroit,
Mich. by Eugene T. Smith
II The A'abama Standard. Al Lafayettc.
Chambers Co., hoist, The flag OF Henry CLAY.
II The Philadelphia Gazette has hoi.,cd the
flag of HENRY CLAY.
- The books and paper. Of the Bank OF Gin
cisnati. which Lad been stolen from ne Receiver.
have been recovered, with the exception Of some
few notes.
J. Our city en,s ~ko about 10 introduce he Cro-
Wstcr their hoases pc. remark the aiver.
u'eneu, u M,,sr. wHTsry JASKi>s. Plumbers IN hi.
dav'. paper We are well assured thai they vii execute
sny work then Inc v.th fdeLty ami despatch mode
ras prices
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
Pasue0RerS.

la the csamship British Queen-Mes>rs kdh. Micea
oagh vaccsllough Wolfe. Clarke, Parker Bek. Barron
U1bs,n Warren kimbsll Morris, keysrr. Blcy. Jauss
Jsu,sir Roe,ey Mad Meymey. Me,sTs ropicsa. " lsns
Hes>elberg, Maj Hes-eleerg. Nessrs Chasagne Nssmo
ran Bes Major Macqueen MAJOR L,nd)a, Mesrs Phstiey
Riley Mr. and NJ, Spins Ne>srs B-ckbsrn. johnson and
"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
t stal. IL
b;r majority in joint Ballot I.

Wig majority IN JOINT Ba'Iot .
In IN. Nstrhitoches Senatorial District, "e .
Bo,.i-r Loco) i. reelected hy . . ral.n'y. 10
Csddo Fort.en (Loce) i, elected by 50 votes
Mou,on has ma ori;ies Of 2js in Na'ch'i'ch'''
I7s in CadIo I2I ~ Claiborae, and 81 in Cad
well-in all some l.j00.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
CANAL Totr..-On the New.iork STATE canals
up 10 the 22d IuN:

RgsIoN.rIoS ~ DIR. E.>'s.-The Rev d.
Bangs. President OF tho Wcsi san Cniyer%i, Mid.
dletown has s'gnihed 20 the .fu lental commnts
hs intention 10 ry.i.n hs oiht' inmediaiely altr
the approaching commencement. August 3.
Iiartiort Coaranf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

nFFor Dir. Filmore's Address, Inc
MYSTERIOUS Music, Notices Of new Books
Review Of the Market, &c and an Associ-
alton Article, see First Page.
GFFor The Reign of Terror see Las'
Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

IL In the communication .SA<GhRg Coyper' n o1t
last, fi,ih line from bottom ios v-tole read 'si 'ps
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL

Orleans dates 10 TIE lyi
aring u. nearly iull return. from this State. u"
| egi. i.ainre sinrd,-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

Srlcma.-A Baptist preacher named Israel F.
Case committed suicide in Lexington. Mich. on
the liza inst; jealousy Of hi. wife was tso
rar,e. l. appears that on the morning Of the ta-
tal dag they had talked over their family matters
ana agreed to part and finally did 50 she going to
her father, house. Oa sendin. for her clothes
and other thing abou, noon, hs was found hang
ns by ihe neck dead
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

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