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rae.

Our citizens we're, on Sunday ii sli =.
about 5 o'clock Gale gu, b. the CIV Of
ERE, Il proceeded from tie stable of Al.
eNander Graham, Egg, md from the stu.
alton Of the building anI IL fcmo,eaass
from fire, their Is % doubt tut tia, !, wa,
The aefa Of an ncnndtnry. Tucre Is ~
telling what could have led the fiend 10 IN.
Iu,e Mr. Grahim, fDt !, can be SAID thai +
there was single individual IN Tie Village
"thou, an enemy be vas the nan. Be-
sides the stable Mr.. Graham had very
hn@ a7rse burnt up, and another So badly
injured that It IS thought doubtful. luf
hun 10 fecoyer-there vas another horse
10 TIE stable, but !, escaped wl,h Slight
injury lie also lost between 30 and a
bushels Of corn, some lay and an his va.
gon geer Had the fire commenced ata
late bou' u he night, there Is no telling
what injury our town n ght have .usta.n.
ed - ga fact had tie uind been less a.,ef.
able han q sas, &C might have haI d Sc.
riau' IRE Of t.,
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beg, therefore, that they will read this ex
tract from his letter, every word Of whict
IS 10 has own hand writing, and Judge foI
themselves the extent OF ms friendship foi
the General. From his own words, il
seems that hls course had vIxED han
soRLLy. Yes, we'll DO know, he VA.
mortified and sorely vexed and 1 have
other letters which show how greatly he
must have been disappointed IN his expec.
tations.
! make no apology for publishing the
enclosed extract from The Generals letter.
As my friendship for him has been doubt.
ed, want the public 10 understand how
those who doubt II have right themselves
10 be considered his friends. Besides, the
people expect and are entitled 10 see eve.
~ line the General ever wrote on public
aiiilrs, and sooner or later, they will be
gratiied BY their publication. have sew.
ern hundreds Of his letters, running back
to the last war with England written in
the freest and most unreseryed manner,
and there IS not one OF them that would
not do credit both to hrs head and heart
not line that does not breathe the seuri.
meuts OF pure, ardent, and sincere palnot.
am, SIR with respect,
Your CHI servant,
W. b LEWIS
l.. Il
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-08

Mr. POLK

The Loco foco press were expressing
great congfa'u'ation INT tie Wigs could
not find IN Mr.. roik's administration any
cause Of complaint. Some wen, c,cn %
Tar as 10 say that because they could fad
no iau. 10 him ,bey bad 10 commence bbas.
.as h,s cabinet officers So far rom his
being true, even Gen. Jackson had to com.
PLAN ofh.m because he removed one Of his
most CHERISHED friends, mud ,ha, wi'hoa,
sufficient cause. But Why DID 10 remove
him O4c reason vas because r9feirn
minister had MARRIED .n,o hts family. and
another reason was tina, he had " HsfrF
grieranees for ycurs against lhis fayofao
Of Gen. Jackson. Now, can person want
any thing stronger 10 prove Mr., Palk's
true character than this one tbjrs, "lis,
Of grievances Cor years" |; seems that
he KEEP, hls " III. blood until he was Mac.
eI 10 situation for successfully wrcat,ny
his spite Al an individual who, as Gar psWe
have seen, has never ,Jnrcd ar Leon the
means Of tnIuring Mr.. Po0k ;yci. IL he bad,
For man elevated to the highest Office in
the government, 10 notice such things. IN.
draies "A lltlIeHcss Of mind uuLccomrnp the
hlsh Office he ills. Much praise was BE-.
slowed upon Mr.. Polk by his friends because
no dad not remove Mr. Wise, thew having
had While members Of Congress a quarrel.
How magnanimoJs, say ,hey bulvc think
his magnammi'y viii cynporalc whea MS
conduct 10 Maj. Lewis is taken into con.
s'deatlon. Poid magnantmnus He has
about as much claims 10 be called marnan.
lmous rs m,scr is TO BE- called generous.
W @ always believed that he had come an.
I''er reason for not removing Wise, and
since his treatment 10 Moi. Lewis We aro
confirmed in the opinion. He was afraid
to remove Mr. WISE for fear he would
- woke up the wrong passenger" lie
thought If he removed him he might get IN.
10 Congress md there be thorn 10 hsad.
II was bo.t be thought 10
keep him out OF the couniry, so TINT there
would be no danger Of his interfering with
MS administration. If any ono doubts ,he
want of maguanlmlty IN hlr. Polk, wo
blink those doubts will no longer exist, of.
er reading tie letter from Mai. Lewis
nd tho extract of one from Con. Jackson,
which will be found in preceding column
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Hermitage, April sth, ls45.
,ExrRACrl
Jaiy ih, lsl5.


g find that Mr. Blair and the President
have got INTO some difficulty bout the G lobe
(wlth Hr Blair as its Editor being the
Executive Organ. This is difficulty Ia.
President ha, got into where can SEQ M
result but injury 10 him, aud no Jusifable
causes on the Presidents part of it. He
believes Mr. BlaiI has become unpopular
With part Of the democracy he has open.
ed his ears to bad advisers. Mr.. BAR
has more popularity with The democratic
members OF Congress and the democracy
Of Ihe United States than any editor IN
them-nnd BY the course adopted, [hel
will d'sunIie instead Of uniting the democ
racy.
Present mo to Mr. Blair, and say 10
hm that vas SO sick Yesterday, ana *.
hausted, writing To the President. TINT /
could no, say h-lc what wished, but #
have strength | viii write again Blair
has taken proper stand and know Viii
never suffer himself to lose character. or
be degraded. THE GLoRE IL TO ne BorGnr
by what political Clique, and TO srR.
SERVE WHAT INTEREST Is the renegade
politician '''.' lohaye an interest Who
would trust him in politics or for money
my opinion Is that when the money Is
wanted It viii not be forthcoming l.
MAJOR 1865 Of - to be the purchas
ef1 ( so be IS here considered broke.
and say 10 Blair Il he sells to have the
cash, or good security, tina, is known and
youched for 10 be good. This difficulty
was entirely unexpected By ne, and has
yexed me soreIy.
We all at The Hermitage greet thee
with our klndcst SO stations.
our sincere friend.
ANDEIM IAEkSnN j
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F,sA. Batin', Oats Aler'r GraLg

b. Kerr reelected super. C0erl CLERK
without oPpo'tion, receiving 1900.
W. have green above tie fal. return. from
Meek eaJufg proper Nr Oates Il ALI 10 rgr
ccyei hes been q cied CLERK Of tho County
Court BY majority Of 30 votes M Usher ro,.
ahoad o. Barrlnger by las votes llrgcr majority
than Polk bent Clay, OF ilokc heal Graham. Tho
day was fno ono and there could To no eYcus,
except So @ness, for any Wing not attending the
polls but many have dare so Noaru gl4ataf,
able to say that ~ town there was no accident. t
&C are sorry 70 hear al another preeiaes an lad.
Si4lll sas stabbed
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The COUNTRY AND THE ADMINS.
TEATION.

Occasionally We hear tie Loco pre-,
'anlai.z.ngly excialm, " Whut has beco.oe
Of al the pred cttJns Of ruin 10 the country
Which he " hugs prophesIed would befaiI
her It Mr.. Polk Was elected ~ To ting Q
ready answer can bo given. Tie great
Wing measofe-the Tariff Of ls$9-is
still 10 operation, diffusing heaGh ard i'm.
parting energy % the Government. The
balance Of trade, through rs influence q
Kept "a our favor, and. instead Of bein.- he
aeb'of TO England and British interests
We are largely her creditor. Instead OF
haVi"9 IN empty treasury, we have,
through the IarjE, @ treasury conis NM
eight mllliors five hundred thousand dol.
.aFs' 50 that, as far as tais measure Of
policy Is concerned, the Government i.
conducted On " hIg principles.
AGAIN, nc are saved from the disastrous
incident to Subtleasury
through The repeal OF II BY the Wing Con.
gfcss Of l-I2, and the Locoe had not the
courage TO re-adopt II in the last Congress:
and thus the country Is freed from this
condemned and #orn.out measure Of Lo.
cotoco policy.
The reason, then, is obvioos why WING
predictions were not fully verified. /. i.
)ecause The Locofocos were afraid 10 car.
y out Hcir principles, and are CONDUCTING
HE Government with an eye to the hole.
ONE aad saiu'ary creed of he Wigs
ne IonT Of I-42 aud no Subtreasury.-
|rgl".q Tree Press.
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FASHIONABLE ANUS ENENTS IL SEW
OkLEANS

We sometimes, though rarely, hear d
the hgnrlshlng OF cowhllc, about the
shoulders Of men IN these quarters, but IN
New Orleans Il seems that weapon Of Of
fence is considered suitable one for the
delicate hand. Of ladies'. The Picayuuc
gives an account Of a cowhiIing given by
Que married lady to another, for word.
spoken deragatory to the character Of the
former. Tho two were in Canal street.
when the aggrleyed lady stepped into II
store, bought cowhlde, walked to an oppo.
site store where she found her enemy. and
forthwith fell to chasii,ing her, using her
weapon most vigorously. The gentleman
~ whose store the scene occurred, sfepped
between tho parties 10 make peace, md AS
We are informed, received sundry la,he.
about Els shoulders for bis galantry before
he succeeded in separating them. The
lady who vas attacked finally took refuge
~ the b1ck part Of The store, md after n
short time the other walked OF coolly. We
suppose co@hidiog among ladies' will be.
como fashionable now.
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CALIFORNIA

The Washington Correspondent Of the
y. !. journal Of Commerce saws lha
Gov. Shannon, late Minister To Mexico
has mNde'a foil communication to the State
Department, on The subject Of tho results
Of his mission, the presen, condition and
policy Of Mexico uud the character ofour
relations With HAT Government. The lei.
ter adds:
Mr. Shannon fully confirms the truth Of
what had been strongly surmlsed before.
taa. The British Government had got some
hota upon the California She hos taken
a mortgage upon them to secure the pay.
meHt 10 her subjects ofdebls to the amount
OF tgenty,siy millions Of dollars. Oar
Government has, learn, official know J..
edge OF this transaction. That Great BfI.
tam wall torectoSe the mortgage, in due
lime, have not he least doubt. The fine
bays and harbors IN that region arc Of i'm.
mense importance 10 her-yastlv more SO
than the Oregon territory. In the event
a war between the { :. and Mexico.
the CALIFORNIA; would become ours, unless
Great Britain herself mingled in the STRIFE:
and, under present circumstances, she
would hardly hazlrd m unnecessary war.
Her policy IS manifes'y to make peace
iui acquisition She nay, moreover, So
cure lasting peace With this country hy
yielding her CHM to Oregon, as she NAV
well ai!prd To do, # she Is 10 have the un.
disturbed possession Of the CALIFORNIA;.
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WILL sALTrETRE EXPLODE,

The Boston Journal. notlcin, the dooh,
~ New lork On this subject, SAYS :-
" Those who witnessed the effects Of the
explosion OF brig at Central wharf in
boston, several years ago, August, 1885, J
"hich had no gunpowder, but n Iarpe
qnan'i'y OF salIpetre On board, will rcadii,
adm't that the explosion in New York
mig" have been produced by that material
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FIRST DisTRrcT.

We omitted to mention last week that
thcro were three candidates in this district
for Congress. After Mr.. Clingman being
considered the only candidate, just on tho
cyo Of the election here come Two men the
Hon. Jas. Graham and DR.. VIM. A. Gra-
ham, Mr.. CIingnan is Wing, James
Graham is said to be of " doubtful politics"
and Dr. Graham, neither Wing nor Loco
foco.
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The Election.

We have kept our paper oPcnaso tie
last moment to enable US 10 give to our
readers the latest intelligence Of the resul,
Of the election IN this county We have
returns from the following precincts. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09
LATER FROM BCENOS AYRES.

Advcts from Burnos Ayrss 10 August lth, and from
Monvideo 10 the l5h Inform us thai all the ports Of
the Republico i Uruguay have been declared ty the
Brush aud French Ministers IN STATE of blockade ex
cept Nonlvldeo. On the 2nd of August the Commands
er OF the Buenos Ayrean squadron attempted 10 enter
Monivdeo, In spite OF the nlockade when he was fired
into aud compelled to anchor by vessels of war-one
French aud The other English On the same day the
Whole Bu'nos Ayrean squadron consisting of briggs
sopp oi war, aud Two sca1uueTs, mounting sXy-oie
gus, capuredb by the combined forces and carried
mto Mont, ideo. The foreigners N board were landed
and The rest were transferred steamers 10 be taken To
Bucnos Ayr.s The French and English were fllipu
out li'a, said 10 be directed against the island OF
Martin Garcia.
join. declaration has been published by the French
anu British Aralslefs, that their mission and purpose
"ete Simply to ensure the perfect Independence Of the
orlrnla Repnhlc. nnaccompanlod by any idea of nva-
s"h ~ acquisition ii Territory; and The Powers have
landed one thousand troops, with orders attack Oribe
It he should commit any HUSTLE act against Monley
deo
AT Bnrnos Ayres the English and French residents
held meeting ailei the departure oil their Ministers
and resolved thai they had break M their es
Establishments and leave the country having received sat
isiactofy Of Tor persons and pruper>
" from the Buenos Ayrean government and they ad
slgned request To The Ministers interfere by force
or hostile means in the Monlvdean quarrel
The Buenos Ayres British Packet of the Cd states
that diplomatic rraliuns Were yet entirely broken off
M Aiarea continuing TO act as Charge d'Ailares Of
France and Mr.. Ball in charge of It Brush Legation
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This body adjourned the 10Th ut But one Of III.
snclees under its jurisdiction seceded-,ha, At a,o.
(nclndlng Augusta colege,) which, with the Rev D.,
lomllnson, went with ii to the o 10 Cou.re,c.
body which declared the of separation ,ur.sd m bv
the last General Conference nudity and yet pr,ce.
ed to take one OF the Kentucky stations under II. H.
fsdeli"h' IN pursuance OF the provisions Of that very
nniy! The Rev. Messrs. James Ward. 4 S.,,., md
> urner also determined unite with The Nr,h n,
The other hand. Rev. DIR. Joseph Waterman. YIN
bnike aud Isaac Ehberl, Of the Ohm Conference and
The Rev Jonathan Samprr and W. NJ. Grubbs trom n.
ILLINOIS, have united with the Suubern br,nc, nj IN.
church; and other distinguished members If ,he OH.
Conference, tMessrs. Sehon and Latra among them
sympaihize with the South aud will finally il !. heller,
ed unite with us.
The following ministers elected Deleo,,e. IN N.
GENERAL Conference, 10 be held in Petershn,, j.; N.v
next, VIZ II B. Bascom. H. H. Kayananah u ~
Crouch, Jonathan Slamper, G. W. Brush F,l,,,,d S,.
venson, Thomas N. Raslon, N. B. Lewis. G. II Par.
sons aud }. c. liarrssn.-Reseryes, J. A. Waterman
James King.
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TIE MAeKeNzlE fnnlIeAllos

irem Ne .Atse le,A Cemmefsiai .lartr'.szr
III District Atfefay Is sill occupied ~ taaai iez-
msts Ia t"laiIsn Ia The attg %. The b79ls Which ihe
noie f.oeafoeo ii - taakug suci, r'ni aitui,-
The fefnref has been ptfH..ffFd - tie hiaa
wis, bat he hams that lle dcstaiaens nat Wy
astounding.
Several geniirnen connected ath the custom house
have temaf'ye- Char Of he book aei nt Tie lr
lrfs; snlope hen, Matthew l.. DAVIS l i,al fht wafs
further East than Sptaee street befe is pub
liraiiln has alsg been cl.sft 'siahsh d. ffan Which
iarl iuoip han Hf,fffd iial fraud has been
uiiied IN i,.e 81 tie atl stairs hy plncing
false iupripi ffttndsd cniry under Tie rnp,r ghi
title paae ar The STATE at Massachusetts,.
4 this fact III bring tho nrnd rd.r 80. heel u MI
D. f. Butler, [. ) Distinct Altaary II is sl4n inferred
that ssiup pf iiru uti hayo 10 sui :. / dos fnt aP
pear ~ probable TIA any oituee against the criminal
thai Il can be pfoied.
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= W T.. NM kENLiI
".Ntw York. Saturday, Set. q, 1915"

fTe'Procf Roofing -1he New Yurk Courier says
that great improvement IN rouing has lately been el
lecied, ~hrh Is veil worthy the attention oi builders
owners aud insurance companies. The rnufs alluded
have the advantage OF betsy pro agalnsi fire. cacr and
rust The material used Is the patent galvanized TIM
ned plate. with which the new houses Of Parliament and
many other public edfefs in Euglaod are covered. It
has also been used IN New York Upon Grace Church <
many nj the finest rdres there, and has been found
pcfior to any other material. The galvanized plates
are greatly snperor 10 TN ua IN pon, al du
rahlty, aud are guaranteed 10 stand good order for
many years. The addition Of the fire proof feature
however, is recent This is effected by putting thick
layer of cement between The plank and the nealhus
making it impossible for fire falling upon the rool 10 g
mite the tmbcrs
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pieOPDS AIS FOR EsilH.ilHN(s
POOR kE11ISsiS.

FENlE Oyer'eers of The ppnr for the Couny Of An.
n hrfs will meet al Penn's shop, miles west OF
said Cuurl house, On the second SalnfdIy October
next, tor the purpose u cevng prop ,sas Tor the build
ing oi four framed buildings. SO by "a feet all underpn>
ned with srirk ar slone, feet pitch from the floors wlh
brick or stone chnneys in the centre oi each house
pointed with srunI lime mnrtar, with fire places IN
each chimney, and hcafthS less than two feet wide
weaiher~aoarded with heart poplar, 10 show five
Inches and lap iwo lnchesSqnure roofs. covered with
cesnnt shingles, sheated with plank-arge aSd corner
hoafds SLAIN box cornlcr, lahed, plasreed aud white
washed -lwO twelve leht windows 10 by II glass
Two baton doors. ungned and grnoved, to each house
cased up plain doors hung with hook hinges and screws
with an non latch aud good stock lock 10 each duor
liors tngned and gtnovei the rooms to 6a ceIlrd up
three iee high from the naors. with plain Gaping.
One House o like sl2'. and finished in all respects
Ike The above, except that chimney 10 be placed IN
each ond. and sve or chimney IN the bat
ton d0lr. j fifteen lilht windows iOhy ~ glass.
One House u Ike dimensions. and finished in all
srecs Ike these beure mentioned, iwo surles high. II
Il ct piIch chimney at each end, with II each story
star ease IN lhecent: SIN baton du1rs four beos aui
Two above stalrs-sevrn twelve light Windows four a.
buve aud lhtee below stairs.
The undertakers Will he required Ia furnish all the
materials vi every description whatever except such ss
can be procured upon the anl. aud do all the work o
every kind. la Submitting Proposals II Is expected That
the undertaken. where he sIi discover any ihny left
nut IN the above specifications, which necessary and
proper towards the completion of the buildings thu, he
viii have eye it IN making his bill as he will he
held hound 10 do any work specified hereln-aud
IN no case will additional compensation be made fr any
w@k Whatever which may be found necessary in the
progress ol lie buildings.
Sep. % tIiD
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Official Humbug.-'Fhe Washington Union publish,
es an extract oil letter form Shelby COUNTY, KY which
says: 1.-The whole country IN this region begins To re.
azr the happy effects Of making MI Polk President
Coniefce has been again restored, money is becoming
plenty, and business of all kinds brisk" We should
like 10 know what Mr. Polk has done to effect this MAJ
gcal change No measure OF his has yet been even re-
commended, much less cousummaed. Even the W hr
tariff of 1912 yet the law Of the land--and is il pos
slbe. That with that commerce destroying statute on the
book, 'money is becoming plenty" and Cuisines of all
kinds is brSk"2 II it BE-, we would advise the Locos
'le we'll enough Alone lest in their efforts to re.
Store the golden age they involve the counlr, in the
state of bankruptcy which resulted from their for
mer experiments, and from which the counry WAS res>
cued by the ever glorious 9Th Congress.
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.fFocelgi EatclIigeacg.


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lie steamship Hmita, "Ith sai'ed rom llFtz
feal "n Tie l9h 81 tn ,afh'd u 's'"n On me "a us,
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FHt~ iaaeis'
lie aaee" u England mad 'e'nfaea from her si-' Il,
bemahy, anh t"ne ~ o'hofne iinuse ~ The 1sle u
u 4h' shsif IN" 'ttsep 'a NV iVih' one l.i ''lh'
IN ne 3D. a"i tei"thh2 W "aY 81 me Rhine and ihr
bfl2I"n fai'hah' hda Alieh"'o reception a. hh"tf
ON III" 9th Having accepted dressing Invitation iti
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

e1- Tie Washington unlcn is nonrning over the
sgns odlssenslon' prevalent in the Lococo ranks II
may be assured that ,hese signs only the (erunners
Of an inevitable eveiihe disruption Of the party which
Is held together by no prtc pie unless it be
that ascrlbed 10 lby Mr. Calhoun, ihe cohesive power
Of public plumber" which daily becomes weaker as the
asplrans multiply. The Union eAhorts the dissflecied
to check these ieuds. If they would be conquered by
the common enemy"-and the motive addressed TO
them, is that, by the Of the Locos they may be
be enabled 10 purify "he public morals from the poison,
Gus atmosphere of the Banks" - The "Buller and
iloyt" correspondence furnishes beautiful commenta
~ on His ext-Nay, the editor OF the Washington L
mon Is himself of the last men IN the world To talk
about the polsonous atmosphere of The Bank" -since
he escaped death, though inhalng their "amosphere
very kindly for many years-as the books OF The Banks
IN Richmond sill attest