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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

VERY Coon The latest minister from tho
Foundry" government OF Rhode Island we lea m
from The Providence Journal, has been at Wash
ingfon. He called President Tyler and I'D
bofnre him The credentials Of Gov. Dorr, and tho
eridence Of the formation Of new government
IN Rhode Island. When the papers were receiv-
ed. the President aEked-.Have YOU any further
business with me?' None. sir And have
none, whatever, with you" Tho minister de-
parted. but complains Of the Presidents rudeness
to Ambassador Of Sovereign State.
NAvAL--The u States trig Porpoise and Or
egon, part of The Exploring Expedition, were al
Singapore on Jan. 20ib,- also The Constitution Of
Boston. The IT, States Squadron consisting Of
the following vessels: Marion, Concord and Po-
tomac lef, Mon'ev ideo fer Rio Janero previous
to the 10Th Of March.
SIR Francis Bacon SAYS, thata well written book
compared with It's rivals and sgonlsts, IL ike
Moses serpent, that Immediately swallow ed Up
and destroyed those Of he Egyptians.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

ASTOUNDING FRAuDs.-The New York papers filed with
the evidence of the papao and distinguished frauds by which
the locos enabled the
York. The following facts verified by adavIs
Of respectable wtnesses:-D.
l All the the Almshonse the polls
o for Morris aud the Locofoco Aldermen.
ID The naturalization papers of deceased paupor by the
Of Jones enable ing pauper for
the Iocofoco ticket
81 Some fifty wero discharged Backweii's
Island night preceding without the shaco"
authority taken the different cellars and watch houses for
two and upon residence thus
acquired, the polls Of Eighth Fouth and know
how many other Wards, for Roter Morris and his
Locofoco associates
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
LcorIe. ponlence Of .he ral.inore cllnne.1

WASHINGTON. Nav 49, 1912
Early the morning of Yesterday the Marshal police
generally The alert, appehensive
tween Mr. Wise Mr. Stanley. The former. however
ducng himself IN manner to avoid apprehension he
geren designs and the latter having left District
whereabouts puzzng the brain of bod official
terence took place until late the afternoon MIR
apprehentd aud taken before Justice Mose
Of having vIaed the law of Congress respecting duenr
After brief examination the further Of the
was postponed until this when he brought
trial before the The District
Mr. FendeH appeared prosecutor. Mr. Wise denurred
the declares he has accepted cha
lengc that he will under the
bail for good beapour and that he holds
violation of his rghs public unctionary and
the spirit of the law of duelting,
We understand that the has been further postponed
til to when be prosecuted before Judge MOP
one of the associate Judges of the District Court.
Mr. Wise to test the Of ibis law
bers of Congress and be
this District. When before Congress, action he
declared he would abide provson apprehcnd
the this VII be fairly tested He
less under the though held under lie
hates the law and doubt II viii yield the force Of his
powerful
OF Mr.. Stanley nothing known. said he absent
the purpose atinrdny Mr. Wise opportunity
the law and settle accounts by slap. Rumor
written to Mr. Wise to that effect. More
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

FLORIDA IND1,NsThc President "Wednesday last
mItted peca Message the Senate
the withdrawal OF troops from present further prosecu
ton of the again; the few Indians Florida
The whole number supposed exceed hundred
forty embracing about eighty capable Of bearing at
believed, the Prcdent. by the dsno aished officer
attain the entire al Of all the n6an Florida. And
he recommends that hoIes should unless the
them be rendered by aggrcson; that
should be opened by the Indians with
hum induce them peaceful md voluntary surrender, and
that the military should hereafter he directed the
protection Of the inhabitants Gin. Republican.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

The anti-slavcrv convention IN New York
did not present their project for The dissolu-
ton OF the Union, consequently tbs Union
will endure for six months longer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

0TThe packet ship Louis Philippe, which
run ashore on Long lsiand some weeks sincc
has been go; # and taken 10 New York.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

New STEAM FRIGsTE-THE LARGEST II THE WORLD. The
British Admiralty have for the building and
equipment of rg1ie. which is
power everything Of the kind aoat She be g!
$50 horse have for 600 fuel;
The matches for 1000 with four months
guns Of the heaviest cahre. besides
The vessel expected fully completed and
before the close az this year-BdH Clipper.
TENPERavcE.-The Camden Mail saws that Col. Wallace
succeeded ensng 1000 Jersevmen ranks Of the cold
water army.
few days since 1000 dzen eggs arrived Boston.
day, from Portland. Maine.
Waldies Select Circulating Library Philadelphia, mas Been
discontinued Tor the OF support.
TEMPERANCE ST. LouIs.-The St. Louis Gazette Of the
ION instant there thousand fire hunred
tina, pledged total abstinence from distilled
has there dealer spirits who
last sold GOO barrels of whiskey.
this year. Ponding period has sold but so barrels
The Houston Texas Telegraph, young about
Texas beware OF Intempeauce II Texas
offer TO the incorporate naugi bat early grdre! OF
party Of who emgraed from New York three
years ago. only survives. This mortality attributed 10
IntemPerance.
Nost Rigbteous-At Carlisle, Pa, inyman pleaded
abatement OF fine for that he took
spaPer. and didn't know the time! The decided
that the given only aggrayaton Of the offence
Hunqaa being Pork barrel-The Of human be-
ng OF the of man. found Detroit packed
way pork barrel
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

NIGRASTs.-Dlrug the month Of April,
Of The present year, 1852 emgrants have
arrived at New Yart--lasi wear. during the
same periods. 3301 arrlyed--being an in
crease of 3 ,945.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

Hnmaa being in Pork barrelThe bones Of human be
OF the of man, have been found Detroit packed
way pork barrel
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

Most Righteous.-At Carlisle Pa, nrynan pleaded
abatement OF fine for onaendance that he took
and didn't know time The
that the only aggrayation Of offence
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

Waldies Select Circulating Library, Philadelphia, mas
discontinued Tor the OF support.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

Some OF the Loco papers are censuring
the Wings in Congress for refusing to refund
to Gen. jackson the fine imposed upon him
by Judge Hall Of Louisiana. These attacks
OF the Locofocs press lose al their force (tf
they otherwise had AMY when it Is remem-
bered that these very gentlemen held undis-
puted sway in the administration Of The Gov
ernment for long tern Of years. and yet
during The whole perioe ncrer once though.
OF paying back his fms With what grace.
then. can they ask of Wing Congress
what they refused 10 % themselves?- They
were prodigal enough Of the public treasure
IN other matters-whv then did they denv
Gen Jackson the one or two thousand dol
lars which they claim to be his due?
Albany Daily Adv.
GrIhe packei ship Louis Philippe, which
run ashore on Lone leland Gonna waeks Store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

THE WHALE Fs1EaIEs during the
month Of April Their arrived at various ports
in the United State, Il ships. 4 barks, and
sloops and schooner of the total tonnage Of
1875, engaged in Lls whale trade. bringing
2i32l barrels of saetm OIL and 81, Ii bar
rels of whale oit-ptaI ,2SS, $50 gallons.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

A few days since 1000 dzen eggs arrived al Boston.
lay, from Portland, Name.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20
New York Weekly Tribune
PROSPECTUS


FHSilE Publishers Of TnE Nuv YoRK Tzirrsr
~ encouraged BY The generous palrona re ri
hearty approval which has been extended 10 sef
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ter the 18th day OF September, WErIIT ediisT,
on sheet Of mammoth sizn, excluding al rnsisi
Of local or transitory interest, and eacslsiss
mainly for County circulation.
THE TRtFuSE-whethor in lis Dailv or WeeAf
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ieFests 10 stern hostility 10 The errors of supeis
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legislation, and the schemes aud sophis,ries u
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vocate the PROpucriox or Aagnicas lapuafKY q.
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EcRofEks Governments, and the UNEQUAL compt,
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The present depressing system Of State Prison La.
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and uniform NATIONAL CuasrSrY; and urge d.
Greet but determined prosecution OF fnternal Id
Provemcn, The Rerenchment, " hetevsr pfattF
cal, Of Government Expenditures and ri Erect.
tive Patronage, will be zealously urged. In shoif
this paper will faithfully maintain ard earnestly
advocate tbs Principles and Measures which 10
People approved IN degolsing on Wing Statesman
the conduct OF their Government.
But small portion, however. Of lie cplundhs
VIII be devoted to parely political diseussionf-
Tho proceedings OF Congress will be carefully re-.
corded; the Foreign and Domestic Intelligeaess,
early aud lucidly presented and whatever stla
appear calculated 10 promote Morality, soalnlaia
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New York, Acgust "a, 1871
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20
!S,c0ins'S North. Carolina
EXECUTOR,

CONTAINING the Statutes and Common
U Law Of this State, together with the deeis-
ions of the Supreme Court, aud all the necessary
forms and precedents, intended as convenient
Manual and a safe guide 10 Executors, Admins
traitors, Guardians, Juries and Commissioners OF
various kinds appointed by the Courts, Clerks,
Sherilrs and all public oiicers In short, II IS in.
tended ior the benefit of all persons, public or phi
vate, who are or possibly may be interested IN the
proper management of the estates Of deceased per
sons with the least trouble and expense possible,
cording to the Jaws now ia force For, besides the
legal matter aforementioned generally, Il embFs-
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sona property, Lcgacies, Distributive Shares oil
Estates, Raes Of Descent, Partition Of Estates, re.
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Among tho Forms. il contains, arc, all the ne.
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Bills OF Sale, Leases, Forms Of Account. Petitions,
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This Book has Just been Published. II con.
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who buy by the quality TO sci. again, can have .
reasonable reduction IN tho price.
lPAppy at The Printing Office in Ashboto'
Randolph county, n. G., or at the North Carolina
Book Store in Raleigh.
BENJAMIN SWAIN,
.ia:l9r aad Proprietor.
Dee, 6, lsil. TIC
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20

Last evening, supping at the house oil o
friend We met with the finest warm light
bread we have ever seen. IL was so good,
that we solicited from his lady the secret
Of its preparation. We give IT below, and
IT may be relied on, if the dough is properly
worked, for a good article.
To make good light Bread:-Take 2
teaspoons full of sugar, piece of butte
about half the size of hen egg, spoonful
of potato yeast, pint Of milk, ! quart o.
flour-work II well-let it stand for the
first rising abou, I hours-one hour for the
second rising-pui /. IN an oven and bake
II over brisk fire for an hoar-and we
warrant you a good Richmond
Shield.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20
200 Pictorial illustrations
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NOTICE TO
Common School Committees.

FEyHE Board Of Superiniendenis Of Common
u Schools for Meckenburg County, hereby
notify the School Committees in the several Dis
lricis, tina. meeting Of the Board viii be held at
Charlotte, on Tuesday Of the ensuing January
Court,-ai which time the said Committees are
required TO make Repor, Of the number Of Chill
dreu in their respective Districts. In those Dis
tricls where no election has been held for Com
milloc-nen, the vacancy will be filed by the Board
at the meeting as above appointed. Returns
rhould be addressed 10 tho "Chairman of the Board
O.! Common School Commissioners, and may be
len, previous 10 the Court, either with The under.
signed, or with Charles +. Alexander, Efq, Clerk
OF Tie County Court, in Charlotte.
WM. WILSON, Chairman.
Dec. :. 1871. III
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20
HENRY CLAY.

az ). c. WHITTIER.
Not fallen No. as well the tail
And pillar'd Allegheny fall
AS well the Ohio's giant tide
Roll backward on lis mighty track,
As be, Columbia's hope and pride.
The slanderd aud the sorcly tried,
In his triumphant course turn back!
lie is not fallen Seek 10 bind
The chainless and pnbreken wind
Oppose the torrents headlong course,
And tarn aside the whirlwind's force,
Bat deem not tha; the mighty mind
VIII cover before the blast of hate,
Or quail at dark and causeless i'll;
For, tho all else be desolate,
il stoops not from bis high estate
a Marius mid the ruin still.
tie is not fallen !-Ey'ry breeze
That wanders DER Columbia's bosom,
From wild Penobscot's forest trees,
From ocean shore, from inland seas,
Or where the rich magnolia's blossom
Floats, snow-iike, on the sultry wind,
Is booming onward 10 his ear
An homage to his lofty mind
a need the falling never find,
a praise which patriots only hear.
Star of the west,-A million ewes
Are turning gladly unto him
The shrine of old idolstries
Before his kindling light grows dim
And men awake as from q dream.
Or meteors dazzling 10 betray--
And bow before his purer beam,
The earnest of better day.
AL hail The hour is hast'ning on,
When, vainly tried by SANDERS fame,
Columbie shall behold her son
Unhatm'd, without laurel gone,
As from the flames of Babylou
The ngel-guarded triad came
The slander'r shall be silent then,
His spell shall leave the minds of men,
And higher glory wait upon
The Western Patriots future fame.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20
POETRY.

When George ID. Prentice emigrated TO
Kentucky in 1881, and embarked in new pa
per, be opened with an article on Henry Clay.
entitled a He is not Fallen~ When this article
reached New England, It elected from one of the
nObiest poets .. our age, the following glorious
lines.-Florenee Eaqairer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20
To Publishers OF Papers through
Osft the United states.

- Newspapers Or Magazines, copying the a.
bove entire, withcDt any alteration or nbridgeuent
(inendng this notice,) and give il ~ inside in
sertions, shall receive copy Of tho work tsatjeet
10 their Order) BY sending direct to The publisber
rFMr. Sears will please direct our copy 20 I.
]. rsilon, Ia The care Of w. W. Eims. Charlotte,
.agd {cposite /. With Townsend s, Brothers. N. \.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ATsON COUNTY,
Superior Court Of Lan and Equity, Sep
terlbfr Tern, 1911.
Elijah N. Sitlcyl
us. Original Dill

Thomas Hart.
III L appearing 10 the satisfaction ~ tae Court,
II that Thomas Hart is no, an inhabitznt OF this
State, II is therefore Ordered. that publication be
made for six successive weeks in The Charlotte
Journal, newspaper published in the Town Of
Charlotte, MeeklCnburg county, for eaid Deien.
dant To be and appear before the Honorable, the
Judge Of our next Court Of Equity, 10 be held for
the county Of Arson, at the Court House 10 Wades-
borough, on the second Monday in March next,
then and there 10 plead. answer Of demnr 10 Com.
plaiucnrs Dill. otherwise judgment pro confesso
will be entered up and the cause SGT for hearing
CT parte as to hin.
Witness, VIM r roy, Clerk and Master Of
said Court, at Office. 10 Wadesborough. Tho second
Monday 10 September, a d. 1871, aud in the
6Gth year q American Independence
WIN. E. TROY, C. Me.
Printers fee sjs u6
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Death Of the Deuil-A Raleigh paper
gives the following story which may be
true.
"A fellow disguised himself with a club
foot, went to the house Of an old lady, a rich
widow, called himself the devil, and fright.
ened the family off the premises, took the
old lady's money, and eloped. In the act
Of reireating, he was met mills or Two
from the house by man with gun, who
had been 10 attend muster, and was then
returning home. who, too, had taken a 1T
tie 100 much of the "crIiter." The man,
upon meeting hun reiterated, leveIled his
gun, and demanded who comes there =
q am the Punce OF Darkness, but IT is not
thee that am after, Jesse Bradlock had
but one or two subjects, and them have
despatched to the lower regions" jesse
not being disposed TO lei bis devliship pass,
presented his gun and ordered hin not to
move. Satan commenced swelling, exit.
ting smoke at the same tlme, and burning
sulphur. Jesse not liking the scent OF tae
sulphur, fired, and laid his Satanic Majesty
i corpse at his feet He then made his
4ay 10 the house Of the old lady, where be
found the family IN the creates! distress
Upon inquiry, he was told that the devil
had been there, and they were compelled
to fly to the woods for protection, or be car
RED of by him alive. Jesse Informed
them tina, he had just killed the devil.
They immediately took the road, and
cracked hin by the track of the club foot
until they came up with his body, when
they dsrobed him of his garments, took off
the club foot, recovered the money which
he had stolen, washed his face, and fecog
n,sed him as man who had lived nelgh
Dor to them tor many years
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y q 9 q q

- ClerRymen, Superintcndents and Teachers
of Sabbath Schools, u Agents Of Religious News.
papers and Periodicals, ~ Postmasters, and Book.
sellers. throughout the country, are respectfully
requested to act "a our agenls.
TIM letter riA be taken from he oJies unless
pOst paid.
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sEcKLESBURG COUNTY.
Court of Equity, August Term, 1871.
Kennady & DOgharty)
Charles w. Harris &
Robert Pieksns.
Id oBERT PICKENS, one Of the Defendants
A1 IN this case, not being Resident OF This
State, n ,eds ordered, that Publication be made
six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, thereby giving
hun notice to appear al our pext Court of Equity
10 be held for said County, at tho Coufthouse 10
Charlotte, on the 9TH Monday Of February next
end there plead, answer or demur, otherwise tho
bill will be taken pro coniesso, and Judgment
entered accordingly agains, him.
Witness, David Il. Dunlap, Clerk aud Master
in Equity, AT Office. 4lh Monday IN August, 1871.
ID. r. DUNLAP, c. NJ H.
Dee. 81, ls4l. Price adv. so. rs
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Give my love 10 my I.uzzyanny friends
make some inquiries nov my prospects
is for Congress aud, after takIn' Jerushy's
wishes, believe me.
PARDON JONES.
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Chaf,otse Ian n 1871