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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16
From the Galveston Civilian, Jaly IL.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Mr.. Allen 10 Mr.. DonelSon.
Nrn nrr..r-.,-, on S.r
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, esd June, I845. (

Ecu IO4O'J
The undersigned, Attorney General of the
republic of Texas, charged ad interim with
the direction of the department of state, has
the pleasing satisfaction Of transmitting TO
the Hon. A.. ]. Donelson, charge d'aflaires
Of the United States near this government,
in accordance with the Instruction Of the
executive, the enclosed copy ola joint res.
olution adopted by both houses OF the Tex
an Congress, on the 2lst inst. " rendering
to gen. Andrew Jackson the tribute of ma.
TONS gratitude" together with the cores.
ponding letter OF his excellcy the president,
addressed to General Jackson, in conformity
to the requirements Of that resolution.
To share with the Hon. Mr.. d. in the
honor Of conveying this testimony OF res.
pect and gratitude to the distinguished per.
sonage for whom it is designed, is to the
undersigned source OF qualification.
Trusting that it may reach its destina.
ton before the progress Of disease or infirm
tiles shall, in the order of Providence, have
terminated the earthly career Of this re.
nowned chieltain, and that it may be re-
ceived by him as one among the many evil
dences Of regard and veneration, whereof
n declining life but increasing honors, he
has so Often been the meritorious recipient
the undersigned has the honor of expressing
for him lasting sense OF his virtues and his
worth, and again conveying to Mr.. Donel
son renewed assurance of the distinguished
consideration with which he remains.
His most obedient servant
EBEN'R ALLEN.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16

The steamer John Golong struck a snag
about twelve miles above st. Louis, which
so injured her as TO render it necessary to
return for the purpose of repairing. She
was bound up the Missouri river.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16
PIONEERS OF THE WEST.

The Frankfort Commonwealth notices
the arrival of the remains of Daniel Boon
and wife at that place, under the superin-
tendence of the Frankfort Cemetary Com
pany, and says -
"The remains Of these noble pioneers will be
finally deposited with the respect and ceremony
due TO their memory, in BooNE's GROVE, beau
tfuI spot in the grounds of the company, devoted
to the early Pioneers OF the West. The cere
mony will probably take place early in Septem
Der, OF which due notice will be given
"The grounds Of the Company, containing
thirty,two acres are situated on a highly roman.
tic and beautiful spot, on the cliff Of the Ken.
lucky river, Immediately above the capital, and
are now being splendidly improved at large ex
pense. They are under the charge of Mr.. Ro.
bert Carmichael, gentleman OF fine taste and a
distinguished hortcuturalis, and we have every
reason to believe that in few years they will
present the most romantic and beautiful cemetry
west Of the mountains. The institution is pure
ly philanthropic and is wholly unconnected with
speculation; and the charter which is most care
fully guarded, makes every suitable provision for
its permanent support and effectually secures the
grounds from every thing that is necessary to
make the cemetary credtabe to our State and
spot which the true philanthropist may visit with
pleasure and with pride"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16

Sam Slick says the difference between
wife and a sweet heart is near about as
great as il is between new and hard cider
man never tires Of putting one to his
lips, but makes plaguy wry faces at 'tother,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16
ELECTIONS.

Elections took place in Tennessee, Ken
lucky, Indiana, and Iowa. on the LIST inst.
We have received but few returns from
any Of these elections, as yet. By next
week we hope to be able to give sufficient
returns to render the results tolerably Ger.
tain.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16

nPDr. HEAD, member elect to the State
Convention, died at Huntsville, on Satur-
day night last.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16

- DlED-In Monroe County, Mo, near Mid5l.
6roye, on the 10Th ult. Mrs. SARAH Ellis
REID consort Of Christopher c. Reid, and dan1h-
Ter OF Shelton Rutherford, deceased, in the 2Etb
year o. her ege, She was virtuous girl, and
much beloved by all who knew her. N"N was
paris Mercury, please copy
-, In this county, on the 9th inst. ,fter sho-.
illness, MARY FRANCES, daugbte, ns w snUtt
an CIemency D. Elsin' IN her eleventh year. - A.
Bright be the place of thy soul.
No lovelier spirit than thine
Fer burst its mortal control.
In the orbs of the blessed to shiue
On earth thou vert almost divine
As thy soul shall Immortality be
And our sorrow may cease to reDns
When we know that thy God is with ,,.o
louisville Journal will please copy
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16

DFA street fight occurred few days
since in Richmond, between James Robin
son and John Balzer, which resulted in the
death Of the latter from stab with small
pocket-knife in the side.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16

We are not prepared to give the infor
nation desired by "a CORNERSTONE r." As
soon as we are, which we hope will be at
an early day, his request shall be attended
IN
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16

"Dr Sewer, of Richmond, sterling
wing, was elected Clerk of the Ray County
Court, on Monday, the 4th inst.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16

nAPEld. TYRE HARRIS will preach in the Bap-
fist Church in this place, on Tuesday evening, at
candle lighting.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16

PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
James ii. Mcbride, register of the land
Office at Springfield, Missouri, vice Joel H.
Hayden, removed.
Nicholas r. Smith, receiver of public
monies at Springfield, Missouri, vice Geo.
r. Smith, removed
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16

MIsTAKE.-A mistake of 10 occurred in
the vote of this county as published in our
last. Mr. Jackson received TAG, instead of
736 votes.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16

DFThe independence Expositor says
that there were five marriages in the Ore
gon company of last year, after they had
got to the wilderness, and one the previous
year.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-16

UPTioo instead of one, of the democrat
ic candidates for the convention in 81. Lou
is, were elected. The delegation from that
city, therefore, stands four natives and two
democrats. Trusteen Polk and Miron
Leslie, MI Lord Lazy, as he was styled in
illinois) are the democrats,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
ANOTHER FINANCIAL OPERATION

An existing topic Of conversation in
Charleston, s. c., letIer,vrier III one OF
tho Journals states, is tho deficiency Of
some S2O, 900 in tho funds Of one of the
Banks of that City, or rather in the cash.
ior's funds. The story is quoor ono, but
the whole facts Of the case have not trans
pred. This much ls certain; tho dIrec-
tors of the Bank in question, in looking
oyor thoir bundles Of bills which have boon
withdrawn from circulation, came across
certain packages which looked curious. "
These packages have boon long done Up ;
some as far back as / 935 were sealed with
the cashiers official seal, and signed by
the old President and tho old cashier, both
now dead. On opening the bundles, in
place of finding 100000, they found IA
8ixpencc worth of paper, cut in bill form,
and nicely slowed into tho packages. This
was an astounding discovery, and coming,
as is did, upon a business, active Bank
upon men famous for managing their IN
stltuton in most vigorous and energetic
manner, it was the more overwhelming.
Tho money is gone, but who has taken it.,
is the question to be soIYed.-RGl Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
The following OPINIONS were delivered
during the last week:

The following OPINIONS were delivered
during the last week
Ivy RerrS, c. J in Dickinson, 10 uso OF Cos
ton . Ipptt, from New Hanover, reversing the
Judgment and affirming the order Of the County
Court.
Also. in Smith = Hawkins, In Equity from
Bunconlbo, declaring that tho injunction wac
properly continued To tho hearing.
Also, IN Williams y Outes, from hocklcnbufg,
tho Judgment of the Superior Court reversed and
that of tho County Court dIsmissng tho petition,
affirmed.
Also, in GathnCs 2. Williams, from Mont
geometry, affirming tho Judgment below.
Also. IN Logan -. Summons et al IN Equity
from Rutherford, declaring tho deods 10 tho De.
PENDANT s fraudulent, and tho Plaintiff entitled
to tho Slaves conveyed in them, Ne,
By D,NtEl !. in Buchanan = Parker, from
Columbus. affirming the Judgment below.
Also, IN Putnam .. MoGIbbony. IN Equity
from GuiIford, dismssng the bill with costs
Also, IN Ruper & Spurgn =. Hamilton N
Armfeld, in Equity from Davidson, declaring
Plaintiffs entitled to rcdcom tho slave. on pay
my $500. the purchase money, and dsmissing
tho bill with costs as TO Solomon Armfed
Also, in Mitchell and othors r. Walker and
others, in Equity from Burke, dsmissing the bill
as 20 Walker aud Keller. with costs, and direct.
inc docrco that Pearson and IN the ovont Of he
inability, Satcrwhito, repay tho purchase money
interest aud costs at law, and III this Court,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
GDarlntfg
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81, Isi5.
The Election.

Below we have given the returns as far
heard OF the result OF the Congressional
Election in this State. 10 the first, second
and third districts Wings are elected, but
tho other districts We fear have gone for
our opponents, and tina. too IN one Of them
through tho remissuo.s OF our own party.
Ia the nlnth district, where two years ago
1000 majority was gwen for the Wing
candidate, there ls every reason to believe
thata Loco foco will be elected. II Is
astonishing what effect u defeat has on the
Wings Had Mr.. Clay been elected no
llnchIng would have tokSa place, but be.
caaso tho result was against rs many seem
wiling to give up every thing 10 thor op.
ponon,s Bui Wings should never despair
hey should be ready TO Ggh on and
fgh ern +" for their prime ipIsu. We hopo
tho resul, Of the present election viii ava.
ken them to sense Of their duty. Tho
Loco focos being encouraged by their
present success, no doubt will make dee
gerale effort during the election Of $50 to
place a Loco Foco IN tho gubernaioria
Char Of Norii, Carolina. Whiga keep
lhis N mind.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
srATE ELECTIONS

We have fcturnsirom part Of East Ten
nessco. In the First Dietric, johnson,
Dem, Is elected over Parson BrownI9w by
eight or nine hundred votes. Sorry are we
TO record the deica, Of Brownlow, for his
services would have been useful IN the ap.
preaching Congress, as 1t Is now corun
that there viii 10 some hard cases IN that
body, aud Bfo~ulow is the very man 10
+" STIR Up" a ~ lor Democratic. hnt.Ds-
,rbuiion. Anti. IarilI. Tcxas.W Wing.
In tho Second District, Cocko, Wing, il
elected by a large majority.
ln tie TbItd District, Croz.er, Wing, IS
elected over Blackwell, Dem, by 400 votes
A wing gam.
So far the Wings have lost two or ihrco
members Of the Legislature, which renders
II probable that that body will coutun ma
lnrty Of Democrats.
Too lttlc has been heard to give my idea
Of tho result Of tho Governor = election.
Ia kentucky tho cleo non Tor Congress.
men has resulted IA tho choice Of seven
Wings ]. II. MclIcnry, Horny Gridor,
james I. Boil, Bryan x. Young, George
X. Mexico. W. 7, Thomasson. and Garrett
DAVIS aud three Locos Lynn Boyd,
Richard French aud j. W T,bbatts-a
Wing gain Of two member tho delegation
last year aas equally divided The Legs.
iurc Is Wing.
Ia Indiana the Wings have elected to
Congress Caleb u Smith aud u. W.
NeGaushcy, and tho Locoiucos Il, y Ow-
en-, 4. J Henley, Thos. Smith, " W
Wick, NV DAVIS, Jno. Pcll, G.. W. Cath.
ear, aud 4. Kennedy. The delegation ia
the neNl Congtcs- will therefore stand :
i.ocos aud 2 Wings same as last year.
The Legislature is Loco by large ina
Jouty,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22

Nature is alitruth She Is clothed with
It a. wlir garment, She Is true every
where and al every moment Of time and
through all changes. The heavens are
tue, and the earth is tT0o. Light IS true
aud darkness Is true. Tho green leaf ls
true, aud-so, uso IS the yellow leaf
The seasons arc all true. The stars and
the planets, with their chupging moons, are
irne. There is truth IN hcaymg pillows,
and IN running streams truth in the valleys
aud on tho mountain tops truth IN tho
ocean, and IN the air; and truth IN myriad
forms Of animal life with which God has
rcplenished them. And tho great God
himself-tho author of all this nature. all
this liuh-Iie, above all things, is true.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22

/ Also IN Doc a. jauisc 81 CALENDER "a u B
sherman Il a from Ncw lIsno'er. awarding Z
-taiTe De morn.
Alro, "a Ingram sloan from An-on affirm
iuP The Judgment hnlow
Also, IL Hall. G. NJ. T.. q Paschall, from War
Tcn. affirming this judgment below.
by NAsn, j. IN Butler and others D Durham
and othors, in Equity from Rutherford, directing
u reference.
Also, N Crissman .. Wright and others, IN
Equity from Sury, directing tie bill to DO dis
missed with costs.
Also, IA Parish y. Sloan and others, 10 EQUITY
from sampson, affirming tho iudgmon, below
Also. in Wall r. Tomlinson, from Stanly, re.
yers,ng the judgment and awarding q uenue dc
nora
Also, IN Drake McMinn, from Henderson,
HTrrstinF tho judgment.
Also, ~ doe on dsmso Of IRWIN and Emos r.
Cox, from Mockenburg, reversing rlo judgment
aud agatding rsRuc De n0Uo
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
A SAD WANING.

A meet melancholy consequence fifas
crhilly occurred ia Boston few day
since, m tho death OF an Interesting child
Of Two years Of ngo, BY e hasty blow from
the hand Of us father. The child was
standing upon n chnlr, and in a momen, Of
pclulance the parent struck i, on the head.
precipllaiIng II, head foremost, upon the
floor. 1t soon fell 10 vomiting, and expired
the next day. The body was taken by
the unfortunate parents TO their former re
sdcnce, in the country, for burial.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
4 GOOD ONE

4 correspondent of "thc Now York
Spirit Of the Times relates tho following
" Some years since, q North Carolina
Lawyer, yet living, undertook to convince
q Methodist preacher of some celebrity,
thut his manner Of preaching. in threaten,
ing his auditors with ddmnafion, was Inlu-
dicious md that arguments and cxhorta-
lions of mIder character, would be moro
successful. ACtor listening patiently, the
preacher replied" My friend, you are mis-
taken. Sin is like q terrnpn-you may
exhort, admonish, and even kick him and
he will not move, but merely draws his head
within his she'll, and your labor is lost--bu'
place a coal of fire on his back, and he
trayels-HcH fire is the article.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
YNUNG MEN. REWARE!

Mr. Potter, Of Yale College, in a temperance
address lately at New Haven, says:
My hogrt hloeds as romamber the fnto Of
thfco Of NV sarly companions who started in life
with mysut Gao of them possessed the finest
mathematical mind cyor knoS. lilo would take
the Ledger and GO Up with tLr0e columns al a
timo with perfect uaso lie was the first man in
America tia, beat the Autom.ton Chcrs Player
and he told mo that he hid ovotY move IN his
hold before ho eutorJd tic tOom. That man fills
a dfuutard's grave. Another, Who was On OK
ccllcnt accountant, and could command almost
any salary. mot the slino melancholy fate, An.
other, IassossinC the same brilliant cnPacIllos,
has gone down, not to tho grave, perhaps, bat Is
sunk clear out OF stcht amid tho mirc and filth Of
incompetence Hartford COurdEt.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
TNNINs

We are assured that private letter was
received in this city from one of the most
populut and influential members Of the
Texan Convention, stating tina, II Is in &C
tual contemplation among the loading ep',
its IL that body to divide Texas into two
States, making the Brasos the dividing
Inc; the State west Of that river TO be
called Austin, aud that on tho cast to re,
tam the name Of Texas.-NeD York Iri
blne, AbguSt 9.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22

Gates 100 MAJ
low an l. mai
M+un and CuuiIuck 10 be heard from
CLERKS ELECTION.
GrahriHe County - Jane. NJ Virgins. conu-
y court clerk ! Behjamin C. Cook, superior court
clerk.
Cospelt-Abisla Slado, county court clerk,
and J. X. Graves, superior court clerk
EdgecOmb IN oraot, county court clerk, and
McNair. superior court colk.
Men Hdaorer- I. II Marslcller. county court
clerk. aud -- Alderman, superior cour, olerk.
Narren NJ J. Montgomery, county court
CLERK Is T. Cook, superor court clerk
Guiitad Thomas Caldwell county court
clerk John Logan, superior roun clrrk
Nosh = L NJ Taylor county eouR clelk W
II Smith. superior court clerk.
FdHkliH.- Young Patterson, county court
clerk, X. Lawrence. saprfinr court clerk
Oraree.-G Con. Joseph Allison county count
clerk X. NJ Jones. superior court clcrk
Nfokes John Hill, county court clerk Isaac
Goldng, superior court clerk.
Robson. Shadrack Howell, county court
clerk Mcmillan, superior court olcrk.
Cunt Iliod- Duncan g. MacR1o, re- elected
clork ofsuperlur court Poll McRae, 7e9 VIM.
Bow 5,6 John Mci.auriu 70 elected superior
court clerk. Foil: McLaurin, ms; Peter Pot
terson, 2l2
Chatham John Thompson. superior cour,
clerk, without opposition. Nathan Siodman
n elected county court clerk. Poll Siodman
ll79, Nal Clcgg. i1G.
B!afen.- Dr II II Robinson. superior court
clork Gen, Cowan. superior court clerk
AnsoR-A Is. smith, superior court ooik /;
n u Boggsn, county court clefk. without op
position.
Riohmond w u Colo, superior court CLERK ;
Il. 4. Mcdonald. county court clerk
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
A GREAI LOSS.

Amongst the property Destroyed by tho
fro IN N. York, were The plates of Mr
Audubon's magnificent work Oh OrmthoIo
gy. The edition OF his costly work which
has been issued was very limited, aud con
scquently the copies ex:am viii be esteem
cd in proportion TO ,ho scarcity. His
loss, the News, from which we gather this
information, states, may probably be about
1000 OIL plates, which are wholly IN
insured.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22

JipEtrfH NDib
sahlr. So Jo7
h1ifuH 1Ju bl9
bs,ta.nn Randolph, hasun, Montgomery aud
Richmond MT heati Itoui.
From tie follow sur extract Of a letter from
Richmond county, 1t spprars Cen l'o'befY -
elected - ia'go mHoriiy Wa have hoard
verbally that G.u pprksfJ b elected BY about
aae thou-aud fnsJot,y. NJ ~ Davidson about
iHa Guitatd sa Montgomery III. Nlably !,
H. hmond TOO WOrih'- nislotity ia AusSn about
100. aud "a Randolph 3DJ. The sbovo - vsrbhl,
tut presumed " bo uoatJ correct 49, foycHf'Ns
oif-Irff.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
THE OPERATION OF THE NEW POST
OFFICE LAW

Upon application at tho Pos, Office Depart
mont, No learn the Imposslblhiy Of ocqultng cor,
rect Information. al this ume concerning the
general operation Of the now postage law. Nor
shah We be- allie to lay before our readers any
general exposition Of lta effect, until after the
end Of tho current quarter, which expires on the
last day of n"St month. From The city Post or
fec wo learn that tho number OF letters, papers,
and packages, passing through their hands, an,
connected with tho business OF the government,
has INCREASED about % per cont, when compared
with the business Of tho month Of juno. The
gros, unaun, Of proceeds from postage on those
has hlIgu oil nearly &C. PR cent while the post
ago charged to tho government tor It's letters,
80. received aud saut, Is enormous. For the
rofl Odico Department alono, It is said to reach
neat 500, UUJ for tho month just post.-tatoH.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
DON'T GRUMELE.

lie is fool that grumbes al every little
mischance. Pot the best foot forward, IS
an Old and good maxim. Don't run about
aud toll ocquaintcuces that you have beer
unfortunate. People don't like 10 have un-
fortunate men for their acquaintance
add to u vigorous determination cheer
fuI spirit; if reverses come, bear them
like philosopher, and get rid Of them as
soon as you can. Poverty is like pan
thor: look ut it steadily in the face, and
il viii turn from you.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22

Al -. ~, Z,
~ t5f taile paper u ieltet ION hh"'f "ohle'
\ N ~hen ho proposes u 10 oah arrange wan
hIshoP motifs to attend INC MOCK rover Iowa
anu i'ilh"'s 'nnietehces' 20 70 70 We h'h'n'ky'
ana ueh.r . We Mirsouti' ihIiin MISSION, ~
aahsas' MhsisrIPP'' "A"e' ana EaslTh icNas
o"'Viehces No'y lAtgo thafe o. oHle'-i uu'g
! Iof oho 20 ADVANCED - yours FROM bhhoP
nouie ict'ef we quote Tho following ihioFmh'ion
No u 'ho cou'so 10 proposes 70 pursue 10 t4ler-
enoo 70 VI" recent ','oh o. uls 90 al
tHet ~, ronee ~ ~" oih, "hIch acton was
+ ahhouIccu IL" u'ye ago D"tih'o'e Gun
/ There is one contingency which may prevent
my attending the kentucky Conference. II uri.
SOS out Of tic following official notice sent me by
the Bisi ops The meeting took no action TO
latys 10 your appointments But thinkiug, por
haps. 10 WOW Of tho decisions of tho mocting
otoyc stated, you might choose to change your
field Of labor. It was agreed thu, Bishop Morris
should be- prusont at tho Rock River Iowa and
Illinois Confcrencce 10 preside IN thorn, in case
you should decline attending them" Now, the
truth u.s. neither - choose 10 change my fold Of
labor, nor decliHs Attending tho conferences as
signed mo BY tho college OF Bishops at Nov
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22

Al idotic woman died at the aims house
in Baltimore a few days ago, and upon in
vcs,leaton by the physicians it was found
that her rtestincs contained nearly one
hundred nails, besides some charcoal, and
other hard substances, which she had swal.
lowed from time to time, They weighed
altogether one pound
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
PRETTY GOOD.

A couple of removed Custom.house of.
ficors were standing on Poverty Corner,
the other day, talking of their iorIorn con
dlton. Ono of them was very vehement
and buisterous, while the other seemed dis.
posed to take IT easy. At last the latter
SAID, oxpostuatingly-"W What's the use OF
gong on so, my friend Why not die de-
Gently Why not die deccat!y 7" Die
deccntlv I" exclaimed the other" how is
it possible Cor q man to die decently under
such a miserable die nasty pm \
Tribune.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
cor, HESTON.

II is reported that Col. Benton openly
declares that his party made a great ms.
tako in nominating MIR. Polk, thai they
committed bIunder, gross b!urtor; that
no lacks the proper materials to give
character TO tho nation and satisfaction 10
tho Democratic party. What will old nous
pcrrons say to this How about the char
mony of the party y
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22

The Constitution Of tho United States
provides that members of the Senate at the
time of their election, shall have been cit
,2ens of the United States SIX years. That
BENZ the case, We wonder whit Texas Is
to do Tor United States Senators. 49, LouiS-
rite Journal,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-22
1 country pap

4 country paper contains an advertise
mcnt which reads after this fashion
" lost seven pairs of unfinished women'a
CATERS "-.w hereupon a bachelor editor
inquiries, Wonder what kind Of gators
8 unfinished women wear ?"