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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-09-06
THE SABBATH.

1t is getting to be fashionable with the
steamers, rail-cars, passage boats, &C., to
observe The SABBATH. The fashion has been
growing on US far some years and as il is a
good fashion, and altogether in accordance
with the spirit Of the age, il will undoubt-
edly beccne universal. Lines just COM
mencing nhy now very safely begin right.
1t would be easier and more reputable to
anticipate the fashion little, than 10 be
driven by it when it becomes irresistible.
". Y. Jour. Com.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-09-06

" Sarah, dear" said a waggish husband
to his wife, ." if | were IN your place ,
wouldn't keep that babe SO fniI or bu - r, as
you do" Butter, my dca,.' | never
give il any butter" " No but You pour.
ed about a quart Of ~" down it this after.
noon, and then i~,,ted it on your knee for
nearly two hours. II it doesn't contain
olantig Of butter by this time, il isn't for
.lant Of churning."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-09-06
BRIGADE ORDERS.
HAD QUARTERS,

HEAD -QUARTERs,
Concord, ". &. Jaiy %. 1874
To the Colonels commanding The fOiiOpiag Regi.
meRts in the lliA Brigade and Ia DirisioH
Of North Carolina Militia.
w gu are, by these orders. commanded 10 "a.
N rade your respective Regiments as follows ;
The regiment OF Militia in Cabarrus County al
Concord, on Tuesday the 9Th Of October next.
The regiment ofCavalry composed Of the coun.
tics OF Mecklenhurg. Union, Cabarrus, Stanly and
Monig omcry, al Concord, on Tuesday The 9th OF
October next
The regiment of Volunteers, composed Of the
counties of Meeklenburg, Union, Cabarrns, sian
ly and Montgomery, al Rocky River Academy In
Cabarrus County, on Wednesday the 9ih Ct DC
ober next
The regiment of Militia 10 Union County, Al
Labatis Roads, ON Thursday the 10th Of Oeto-
Der next.
The regiment of Militia IN the County Of Meek
lenburg, al Charlotte, on Friday the llih Of DC
tober next.
The regiment of MILITIA in Stanly County, a
Altemaro, on Tuesday the 18th Of October next
Tie regiment of Militia in Monte omery Coun
", at is usual place Of muster, on Wednesday ia,
10th of October next.
The above regiments win appear on The days a
bove mentioned, equipped rs the law requires, a
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. for Review and Inspection b,
the Brigad,r General.
WM. C. MEANS.
B1gadi,r General, lin Brigade. A. c. Militia.
The Officers composing the S:aif Of the Bfiga
dicr General of the llth Brigade and 4lh Diyisor
Of North Carolina Ml'itia are commanded To az
4 pear on the days above mentioned, equipped a
/ the law requires, al o o'clock, A. NJ
VIM. c. MEANS.
BTigsdiT General. la Brigade, ~ c. Militia.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-09-06

A Mr.. Bank lately married Miss Gold,
in Ohio. We doubt if the Legislature
will be able to put down that Bank or pre-
vent it issuing small bills. We believe a
Bank on such a foundation cannot fail so
long as it holds on to lis Gold its credit
will remain good.
The New York herald., 1844-12-01
- SIGNED UvER!li
To IN
lsndlees
eternity, BY
all who witness
edlths pale and ghast-
~ object, caused BY
splitting blood, and a most
violent cough, with night sweats,


ahoaneness and sound OF the voice,
Indicating alarming state Of disease:
my clergyman wasplain with me, and stated
that ] had but few days 20 live; my sister, who
anxious taker, made inquiry where she
would BE- likely obtain the certain relief,
shs told Of Dr. SDdynss Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry medicine In general throughout the United Staes
for the Of coughs colds consumption splitting Of bood
influenza papitasn Of the heart whooping cough tickling
rising sensation the throat bsonchs asthma weakness Of
the system, impaired constitution from
and prevent persohs from falling into decline She in
formed if this medicine failed in the cure life was hopses
gave relief and BY the time had commenced the fifth bottle
was able take the fresh air and in short time entirely
covered former health For cooboraon Of the truth Of
the above statement call slster who lives
nipsr street, door below Race Phad ila-
n Be cautious ask Scr the original DT. SDaynes Com
pound syrup 1 d Cherry, all otner reparations from this
valuable fictitious Lnd counterfeit prepared only by Dr.
Race streets, hi.dsphia. Assns-Dr W H Mnor corner
BoSsIy. York; wsfnsr Essef:r street Al York;
RcBon HARRISON 72e Broad Newark N. j.; Benjamin
2S;' gs Broad street John Harli,cp, salem, Mas,
BssLa, Bull Troy ~ York spalSnS Harrington Wos.
BeeLse PouxhL.epsie York HSlliage Buffalo York;
% 2sa's.SS vi tiSsfsy
Mas VIM pae:Gury Lowe1 Mass JaspsrC. Aye, Lowell
Boston. Mass.; r. M. Cohe Co, Charleston, 4. q.
NrnSe
The New York herald., 1844-12-01
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, PRINTING
AND BINDING.


. November a. lel4.
SEALED PROPOsALswil be received this office until
the asd December for furnishing Blank Book, and Sta
Of one year from the M January next for the Custom House
The proposals must ss sspsr. for each Of the following
only must be for each and article enumerated in
be extended and the each class exhibited
be Considered.
Specimens Of the various articles may be at the Auditors
Oce in the Custom House; the articles furnished be Of
the best quality and equal
and to be approved by the Collector.
The lowest bidder for either class shall receive
the same entering into bond with satisfactory surety the
performance thereof under forfeiture Of Contract
price IN Of failure which bond be executed within
ten days after th- proposals accepted.
The right reserved should be
greater less supply Of all any the acles contained
the lists and articles embraced therein which may
needed to be furnished corresponding with those
specified.
articles and work will be ordered from time time as
they wanted and they will be paid for quarterly failure
furnish the articles or to execute the work every parcu
lar required BY the contracts and within reasonable me Of
All which the Collector will be ths final judge will for
Proposals. be marked, Proposals for Stationary Printing
To insure uniformity the bids blank proposals will be fur
nsed application this Office to those disposed 10 bid
COLLECTORS OFFICE.
The New York herald., 1844-12-01
OLD ESTABLISHED EMlGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE
~ & M @

:, JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South street. New York
The subscriber continues make bring
passengers from Great Britain and Ireland, (via Liverpoo
who be engaged this Office with of his
the United States board the ships sailing from Liver
pool five daysand in order afford every facility he
will have despatched superior American ships New York and
Boston severy week. during the year.
Those sending for friends rely that the due and
dgent will be them heretofore should
Of those sent for not embark the viii be refunded
Drafts and Bills ID Exchange for payable de-
mand the following banks without discount any other
charged, viz
ENGLAND-Messrs. J; Built Son & Co.. Bankers, London;
England and Branches throughout England and Wae York
shire District Bank and Branches; Birmingham Banking Cot
Lancaster Banking Co.
IRELANDNationa Bank Of Ireland and Branches, and
Provincial Bank Of Ireland and Branches all the principal
towns throughout the Kingdom.
SCOTLAND-Eastem Bank Of Scotland and Branches
Greenock Banking Co. in Glasgow and Gresnock
residing in the country aud wishing send money to
their friends being done satisfactorily their
mttng the they wish sent with the and address
OF the Tor whom is intended; draft for the
will be forwarded first seamer receipt
for the returned by mail.
For further apply (f by letter post pad)
s6ec JOHN HERDMAN. 6l South at.
The New York herald., 1844-12-01

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The New York herald., 1844-12-01

ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE.
QAylNG Withdrawn our Agency entirely JrsM MEssRs
aounss Nss.Ss ApAxs CO.. Of No Cour, street Bos
ior the United States and Canada who are fully empowered
for shipping and Forwarding American Agents
wadng Of the any part Of England France &c Sc
necs.ay that they should pass through the hands Of
MESSRS. ADAMS CO..
q tisr several Oficss, a. follows
s S:s Asss E s:'
No IL shstueEss st. Norwich. Ne; lY Mss Wcsss:;sr.
Liverpool May l. ls4
WILMER SMITH taks this opportunity or stating 10
Merchants Broks importers and Others resident every
ofue unon that heu Liverpool house peculiarly adalsd
&c. passing through Liverpool for BOSOM New York and all
the other cities the United States and Canada and that THAI
deparTasnt Of their business
mad s %is Mn
liverpool mse. By The Steamship: and otSsr ye.
and will thereby be free from delay and high charges
They deem here state, hat they have
VII 'w sisss'. ~h sAs NJ EEEfF gEssiE.fiP & iigs
WILMER SMITH. who have for series Of yesrs run
private Expresses and from London with important ntsl
ffYSSssptly gsrorIias s the sars journey go miles in
their svces FOR the safe and rapid ransmsson Of important
Wi ar occssions ahfuly delivered by their own
En- main so sa' ns who
America prepared to afford information upon this
subject and security for the due performances Of all such
sasin.ss NAV DO entrusted % his Liverpool stablshmsa
The New York herald., 1844-12-01
OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

These Ships surpassed point elegance comfort
in their cabin in their fast sailing qualities
by'any vessels in the trade.
The commanders well known men Of characte9snd
experience and the sctes attention will always be paid
promote the comfort and convenience Of passenger
Puncuaky, Sregsrds tho day Of saing viii Be observed
hsrstofcr,.
The pes Of passage outwa,a My f1s4ss One Ha.Srsd
provided with the exception Of wines and liquors. which viii
b. furnished by the Stewards, ifsequind.
Neither he captain Of these Ships will be
sibe for letters parcels packages by them unless
regular bills Of ading signed therefor. Fer freight
sage, apply to -
GOQDHUE & CO q South street.
q. ii. MARSHALL, 80 Burng Slip, N. Y.
j2sd and Of Barring. BROTHERS & Co, L'poel
The New York herald., 1844-12-01

Missouri LreIsLATuRx.-The editor OF the Re-
publican writes from Jefferson, 18th lnst;-
have barely time TO say by the boat that 9. y Jack
son was elected speaker by vote OF o. The wings cast
40 votes which w,re scattering
In the Senate, Wm C. Jones elected chief clerk
the third ballet receiving II Hickman 10. Watson
none
James M Green was elected assistant clerk on the
fourth ballot, beating three others.
John w. Price elected door keeper on the twentieth
ballot, some ten contending for It,
The two Houses have adjourned for dinner May their
temper and dig esiion never TAIL them.
The New York herald., 1844-12-01

Frenchman, who are daily expected to arrive. The
ensuing winter will develope the plans Of the re-
spective parties, and probably decide our fate will
conclude this first essay, and endeavor hereafter to
give you matter more interesting
OLD CoLoNIsT.
The New York herald., 1844-12-01

ONO oVoTE-MIsrAKg.-An error has been dis
covered in the abstract OF township in Morgan
ty The vote for Clay and Polk transposed Cor
rectng this mistake the vote Of that county shows 20
ory lor Polk and reduces Ciays majority in the state
The New York herald., 1844-12-01

UNITED STATES SENAToRs-M Wright, during
his recent visit to this city, rendered to the Cover
the resignation Of his sent in the Senate Of the United
States station the duties Of which he has discharged
with signal ability and the cordial approval Of his consti
tuents and from which he retires with reputation
qualities surpassed by in America
Several wee eks since the Executive OF this State
officially advised by the Secretary Of state OF the United
States that Nathaniel Tallmadge having accepted
appointment under the general government, ana having
removed from the State his In the Senate
ted Subsequently, Mr. Tallmsdge addressed to the Co.
vernon from Wisconsin his resignation Of the III
Jqny .4Tgtu, Nop. -.
The New York herald., 1844-12-01

EXTENSIVE Loss OR RoBpERy. Promissory notes
the OF $40 600 and upwards payable At the Ex
change Bank, Hartford, have been lost or stolen.
The New York herald., 1844-12-01

SSow.-We learn from Illinois papers, that on
the 18th ut the neighborhood OF Taxcwel county was
visited by violent storm which lasted nearly the
whole day, and covered the ground 10 considerable
depth AT sunrise the I6h the thermometer stood at
n degrees regular storm also experienced
in Pine county nj the time followed by few cold
dayssomc OF the remaining the ground till the
morning of the 2ls
The New York herald., 1844-12-01

MoRMorrcs week, says the Warsaw Sig
aal. a horse was stolen from Mr.. Slatlery, about
mile from this place. lie pursued the thei bul the pur
suit was aborve and returning home, another horto
was gone. The two were valued at hundred and fifty
lollars.
In the neghborhood Of Bear Creek ahout twenty heed
cattle have been recently missed by the settlers Their
heads horns and hoois be found scattered
ry direction through the brush.
Near Fountain Green, a gang Of Mormons were last
week detected In the act o stealing and loading wagon
with buckwheat from Mr.. prentiss barn.
The New York herald., 1844-12-01

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The New York herald., 1844-12-01

NAVY DnPAnEMrrr, Nov %, ls4l.-The Board Of Naval
Surgeons which convened in Philadelphia the 7th Of
following Assistant Surgeons examined and found
qualified for promotion viz OF the date Of June, l83s-
VIM Sinclair; 2. Stephen A. McCeery. OF the date
Of October and December 1881. James B. Gould; T.
Charles II. WheelwTisht; 3. John H. " right Ofthe
Candidates examined Tor admission into the Navy As
sistsn Surgeons sixteen found qualified in the fol-
lowing order OF relative merit: l. Bernard Henry Jr q
Robert; I. Macceun 3 MN A. Harris a. Rebt 4. Wall
Washington sherman 8. Henry O. Mayo z. John Ru-
denstein s. Randolph Mason o. Philip Lansdals 10.
r Benson De Lany; H. Alexander j. Rice IL. s. Allen
Paddock ls John A. Petit ID 1hos. d. Steele 10, }. r.
Harrison ID A. N. Bell.
The New York herald., 1844-12-01

GEN. JACKsoN's OPINION OF Louis PHrIIPPE's
VIsIT TO ENGLAND. The General conversed Of
his early life and companions also Of the battle of New
Orleans and how few Of his officers left, &c He
seemed to love his soldiers and spoke Of them with great
affection He also spoke Of his wife and their younger
visit OF Louis Philippe Victoria was mentioned HIS
said Louis wanted make friends for his family and that
Victoria did not want France to be her enemy and take
sides with Ireland and from that speak OF the
condition OF the and oppressed in those Countries
Letter from the Hermitage.
The New York herald., 1844-12-01
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FTVE THOUSAND,
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Nswspspes-pub-
hed day Of the except New Day Fourth
ofJuiy Price cents 81 % annum-postases
paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubkshed every Saturday
morning-prce 81 copy, - u annum-poss
paid. cash in advance ..
,ADyERTlSERS iaio5ned that te circulation Of the
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Nen IN the city country Poes modrate-cash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed at the most moderate
end "a the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRorRrEToR or THE HERALD EsTABLIsHMRNT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau street
The New York herald., 1844-12-01

WELL DONE, JOSIAH The albany Patriot SAYS,
that Josiah Henson related the following incident
in speech in that city on Monday evening He was
tics with several upon deck for while he resolved to
have the sense OF the passengers the Presidential ques
tion, which he obtained az follows They
bridge" No sooner said than Henson cried out "Auin
favor OF Birney for the Presidency bow down, ii
moment all bowed to the deck. II was a palpable hit
and produced roals OF laughter did In the meeting
where he related II.
The New York herald., 1844-12-01

Correspondence Of the Herald. ]

correspondence Of the Herald
GALVESTON, Nov. II, 1874.
State of Public Opinion on Anneratiow-C Character
ofthe Immigrants and Settlers-D Diplomatic Move
merits.
The New York herald., 1844-12-01

Ship sIpD0Ns Captain T. b. Cobb, 26th Dec
Ship sHiEpRipAN Captain Pegsyster, ss,h Jan.
Ship ROSCIUS, Captain Asa Eldridre 26th March
FROM LIVERPOOL
Ship SHERIDAN Captain A. Depeyster, lluh Nov
ship SARRICK SAIISI9I Captain B. / Trask, lth Dec
Ship SIDDONS Captain E. b. Cobb iIth Feb
hese ships all OF the first class upwards Of 100 TONS
bI lit the city Of New York. with sHch improvement as
combine great speed with unusual comfort for
modations The price Of passage hence $780, which
pie will be provided These ships commanded by
experienced masters who will make every give
ne7hl satisfaction -" = $50
Neither the Captains of the ships will be RESPONSE
BILE for letters parcels packages by them unless
guar bills Of laden signed therefor
For freight or passage apply to
l.. X. COLLINS x Co. IS South street New York or 90
BROWN, SHIPLEY x CO., Liverpool
Letters by the Packe will be charged i2 per single
sheet 80 cents and newspapers each n29
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-09
Correspondence Of the American Republican
WAsuISGToN Dec. I, 1874,

The weather. this afternoon, has undergone
sudden and agreeable change, from cold
unpleasant rain, to mild and sunny atmos-
phere, with a stiff breeze springing up and
blowing about empty boxes, casks, &c, on
Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Swiss Bell Ringers continue to attract
the most crowded and fashionable audiences |
havo ever seen in the Washington Assembly
Rooms. Long before the performance COM
MERGED last night, the Saloon was denselY
crowded; and a great number of parties had to
return home, without enjoying the musical en-
entertainment. | saw at least twenty carriages
return with disappointed parties, who could not
get seats, or even standing places in the Sa-
loon. Among the number Of the disappointed
was the Hon Mr.. Packenham, the British Min
ISter.
Cur police officers have not yet succeeded in
arresting any of the daring burg and thieves
with whom our city has been infested of late,
METROPOLIS.