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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-28

CAPTAIN RYNDERs.

The Democratic Pres. is very severe in
It's comments on this gentleman. The
News calls him the keeper Of Roulette
table, and Gov. Wright has refused 10 give
him the lucrative Office ofins1cctor Of Poi
and Pearl Ashes. The /" Express" which
was most active in exposing the true
character of the Captain in The recent
campaign, when tho Democracy of New
I Ycw countsnanced and used him, very hap.
PLY reminds them Of the past, now that
they abuse him. The Express in.
forms them that the said Captain was by
the assembled Democracy at Tammauy,
selected Delegate TO the Syracuse Con.
ventlon, to nominate candidate for Gov
ernos"-lhat he went there, and in asso.
citation and deliberalion with the dele gates,
helped TO throw Bouck overheard and nom.
mate Wright. The " Express drily re
marks that if good enough TO represen, the
Commercial Emporium in such an assem-.
blage, he is good enough TO be Inspector
of Pot and Pearl Ashes. Captain Ryn.
dsrs was delegate 10 the Convention to
nominate - members Of Assembly, md
was chosen 10 preside over one Of the larg-
est Democratic meetings held in the Park
during the late campaign, and was more
loudly cheered and welcomed than any
other speaker. When the Express :"
then held up the Captain and his clan in
their true coIors, 1t was in danger Of bud
geons, nnd mobs, and no Democratic pa
per seconded its attacks; but now the Cap.
tain has finished his Job and the party
casts him off. The " Express suggests
that if the Captain was good enough TO be
thus used in the campaign, he ought not
to be now thrown aside in this way.-Ral.
Rtgisfpr
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Worms, Worms!

e fOMSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE for tue certain
v destruction of Worms. This much cele-
bratod article is now for Ralo n this place by
u Oates The numerous lives that have been
saved By this article, a sufficient guarantee that
cYcrv mother should keep it ia hUr house The
psblic have been grossly deceived OF late by cor
taia other preparations got up in imitation Of this
They must consider it great blessing that they
have new within their reach the only genuine
preparation, which is certain to dostroy any guam
tlty Of worms child may have. Ii lie useless to
accompany this with any certificate the article is
well known without Sold Wholesale by Com.
stock & Co, q Cortland ST, N Y, and Oates,
Charlotte.
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TIE CONCERT

We attended the Concert gwen on Tues.
|tly evening last BY the Monumental Band.
We were pleased to see tina, they had quite
l. jJm-~and many we learn wero excluded
ilr The want Of room. They were assis.
u on the occasion by the YoIksiIIo Band.
We canaoi, NC thluk, speak ~ loo high
terms Of the performance. The Band Is
composed Of young men, few of whom SIX
noalhs ago could play on any instrument,
but after All application of six months they
F,e capable OF performance which is high.
treditable 10 themselves and their H.
uctor. La the intervals the company
sas entertained by Song occasionally
hom Nj. Davis Of tho York, llo Band, be.
FJe. other Music by the whole Band. =
Their performance gave great satisfaction
bud Was perfectly cxhilsrating, so much SO
+, 10 STIR up some old blood present INTO the
beings Of youth. Mr.. Davis is certainly
Q exquisite performer on the Flute and
ae whole band gave evidence Of being ex.
PIT performers ON their instruments.
The Baud being gratifed at the feeling
d satisfaction manifested on Tuesday even.
|hg, concluded TO give another Concert on
"wednesday evening. The company vas
PIT so large as Oh The previous evening,
o'ns We suppose 10 many persons having
81 town, but still the number wa. consid.
|enble. The execution of the pieces were
tqaaI 4 not superior to Tuesday evening
and elected the same applause. The
lorkyIIlc Band snllvcncd the scene by DIS.
t.ursing sweet strains, and the whole ey.
! o',lsa passed or with the greatest cclsl.
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BRANCH RAIL ROAD no CAMDEN

IL affords us great pleasure 10 state thai
the >. I. Rall Road Company at their re-
cent Annual Meeting in Charleston accom-
ed III. nc, or tho l.si l.a,.L.,.
T..
'uo''o'' u oia"c" hall hoad
10 TINS place. On tins subject, the follow.
! ing Resolutions, presented h Col. Gads.
den we're ,don,cJ y,
hes'.ee9' IHat tHe stock holders accop. The soi
Ir,ncl - 60. 'o' rue construction Oh
/ Reso,eed. Thai the board o. director. DO ou,bo
rised and empowered TO take ali measure, neces.
s.ly Tor carrying oni tho provisions OF the act,
share. cooa 10 those snLseTbaI nd ""Uet .,
corporate bodies, provided tho right o. way la.
been mi secured Provided a zum sufficient to
oe,'-i 'no one hs'i OF Tue construction Of 'bs
:, ~ pi'''s'
We may add, ttut The o'd Board Of Di-
rectors, al ofwhom have beca reelected. u.
neninousy
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GDIrlntGR ..
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 70, rsss.

" We are authorized 10 announce BRALY
OATES, Esq as candidate for the Office o.
county cou's Clerk at the ensuing August e.
lection.
Ir We are authorized to announce CIIARLES
T. ALEXANDER. jun Esq as d candidate for
&c election 10 The Office OF Coealy Coah CLERK At
tue ensuing Angus, Election.
1--we -re authorized TO announcc ALEXAN
DER GRAHAM. Esq, rs a candidate for the
ed.ce OF County Court Clerk II the ensuing Az.
gust election.
We are authorized 10 announce HUGH +.
MckNI6iIT, ESQ as candidate for the Office
q County Court Clerk, at the ensuing August
s'sc.ioa.
We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
h REiD, Ed, az Candidate for tho Office of
County Court Clerk al the ensaIu. August elee.
leu.
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DISSAUSINES FROM WAR.

England i, full of Life Assurance Asso-
Citations and one of the most useful among
them, the temperance Life Assurance In.
slitulion, has adopted the provision that
"if any person whose life is assured by the
institution shall enter the army or navy, or
preventive service, his policy shall be
void and if any member shall be con-
vcted of giving or accepting chal.
lenge to fight, he shall be excluded and all
hi. interest forfeited" Men begin to un.
ders,and the practical bearings of peace
and war on their own interests.
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Oil Of Tai,nin.

nor the preservation Of Leather in any form.
~ The great call for Ibis article, hns induced
The proprletors to reduce ii to half price therein
rendering ii in the power Of every person 10 nos
scs' himself of quantity Of tins lts,htr prtsrryer
lis penetrating powers are great that il will re.
store the strength 10 Old leather " harness, that
has been thrown aside as useless. naking II per.
ieeily bright, piiable and soft There is DO mis-.
take ABOUT II, oil other oils, grease &c have been
thrown aside for this. Ii is TO Be found 10 every
stable IN the city Of Y. Stab'e keepers buying
II by dozens at time. What is most to The in
,erest of the public il comes remarkably cheap.
Sold Wholesale by Coms'ock IS Co 81 Cortland
81 n. Y, and retail by y. Oates, Charlotte.
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NOTICE.

rESiE subscriber, being d,sirous of trying to
n better his condition and Of obtaining means
TO enable him TO liqudate his debts, informs those
to whom he is indebted, that he will remove from
this State between this time and the 18th of April
next Believing that if he remains here he will
never be able togot out Of debt, and such induce
mcnts beng held out to him as 10 satisfy him of
the benefit of removal, he conoeives it to be
duty he owes himself, his family and his crsdi-
tors 10 do 20. He takes this public way of max
ing the matter known SO that none may have
cause 10 complain.
JOHN NEWELL.
FeLruqfu %. 1915. 2l
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Piles! Piles. Piles!

y AVS IMMINENT for Inc Plies This
70 X preparation, which has been co0nlerieitrd
oy plumber Of Druggists, oHing to its W. njerill
power ovof The pi'es, Is nos for sale Ly b. Oates
IN this place. Persons have L.gn entirely cured
by the use Of only half bottle. The n dest ca
sos are not proof against It's power. II is well
known that almost every individual is troubled
more or l7ss with this ii trcs.Ing complaint, for
The cure Of which they would give any amount
OF money. The genuine Hays Imminent gives
no pain IN The application, not the least. The
counterfeit preparation gives great pain which is
almost insulierabe. Purchasers should therefore
see that Comslock * Cos name Is on each bottle
before buying-none other genuine. Sold whole
sale by Comstook X Co. II Cortland ST. n. Y,
and B. Oates, Charlotte
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SUPREME couRT

opInIons have been delivered siucc our
last Report, in the following cases:
BY DANIEL, j., in Cox . Brown, from Ran
dolph judgment of the 5. {. reversed Judgment
hoTe as III the County Court. Also, in Ether.
idge o. Bell. from Carerei directing renire de
moro. Also, ia Clark .. QuiD, from I.ncoln
Affirming the Judgment below.
by Nash. j.. IN Niece r Houston. from Dn.
pin affirming the Judgment below. Also. in
Moore q Gnynn, from Caswel; directing a &c.
nrs de moro. Also. in Allen Wood, IN EQUITY.
from Johnston, directing tie ILL TO be disnisscd
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-28

In Mecll8nhnrg County, mar Davidson Col,
lege. on the 9th instant, Mrs NANCY POTTS,
wife Of Mr. Robert Potts, in her 5lst year. Dur
ing thirty three years she had protested the reli-
gion Of Christ and adorned her profession her
end was peace. She is gone leaving desolate
companion. an afflicted family and wide circle
OF friends to mourn their loss, but we trust her
eternal gain.
Tho Waterman of tbs South and Charleston
Observer will please copy.
In this county, en- the 10th instant, Miss
MARGARET C. ALEXANDER, daughter of
Mr. Isaac +. Alexander, aged s years.
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COUNTERFEIT HALF EAGLES.

Quite a number Of counterlel,s of this
description are in circulation. They are
much lighter than tho genuine gold coin.
Efforts should be made to trace them TO
the mandatory, that it may be broken
Up ; and for that purpose, every suspicious
person who may attempt to pass one should
be arrested aud made to account for its
possession, or be turned over to the law
for punishment.-Fay. Obs.
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A coNscIENrlors ILRnp

" ! remember" says Lord Eldon, {" Mr..
Justice Gould trying case al York and
when he had proceeded for about two hours
he observed Here are only eleven Jury.
men IN the box i; where is the other one =
Please you my Lord" said one Of the ia.
~, he Is gone away about some business,
but he has iett mis- uerdict rith me -
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Sch Headache Ke,sedu!

nR. sPOHN's Headache Remedy, is allow
u y ed to be the only preparation that will ef
fectually cure that worst of all complaints. Per-
sons using this article viii never have the sick
head ache, II people had rather give fifty cents
or dollar 10 be entirely cured, than to be laid up
for two or three DAYS they can do SO By buying
bottle of this Remedy, Sold Wholesale by Com
stock & Co, 81 Cortland st Y, aud retail by B
Oates Charlotte.
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DISTRIBUTION OF OFFICES.

Mr.. Chapman Of Alabama, n faw days
ago, submitted in tho House Of Represent
aliyes n resolution, declaring, " that in up.
pointmcnts 10 o!lice under the government
of the {. States. cach State and Territory
ought to have It's due proportion, accord.
my to the population thereof as far as may
be found consistently with the public inter-
osI, to which " Long John" Went
worth OF Illinois, who is something Of a
wag, proposed 10 add the following; "pro
ridsd, that there are not men enough in the
District of Columbia and the States Of Ma.
ry land aud Virginia, to fiji snid Offices
The resolution was laid upon the table.
Lynchbhrg Firsinida.
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DoCsOrs SsniSi, 4 Jennings

GIG EEAVING associated in the Prac.
~ IL ii tice Of Ply respectfully ten
tsf1A der their professional services TO tie
SS1-<9 citizens of Union county. Location,
mar mile North OF w d. Winchcstcr's. They
nope ny Close application 10 their profession, a.
S!dnons attention 10 all patients cuEhd,d TO their
skill, and charges consistent VITA the oprgessed
state Of the times 10 meli. i6efa! share of pub.
lie patronage
Ft6r9ory IA, 1915 9Iir
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Inns Balm, OF China,

A VERY valuable preparation under this
VA name, is to be had Of d. Oates. " this
place. Its ingredients are so well adapted to the
healing of Cuts, Old Sores, &c, that lis effect is
immediate. One nights application Will susice
for the cure and rclicfof almost any kind of pain.
The public eau well appreciate this article, as
they get the worth Of their money ten times over.
Sold wholesale BIZ Comstoek & Co, 81 Cortland
St, N Y, and retail BY 3. Oates, Charlotte.
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NOTICE,

~ LII persons are f1rewarned trading for a
e-i~A Nptc given to +. Yeno and J Myrick, for
Thirty Dollars and SO cents, dated the 22d day of
February, 1916. As tho Note was obtained from
mo- without value received, am determined not
10 pay ii unless compelled to d. so bv law
ID. NJ HENDERSON,
February 25, lS45. t23
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TIE SADDLE ON THE WRONG HORSE

TIE SADDLE ON THE WRONG HORSE.
The Richmond Enquirer " appeals
mos, pitcousy to Mr.. Senator Mangum, to
vote for the annexation OF Texas. But the
L" Enquirer" is on the wrong track alto.
gether. Its Editor protesting TO regard
the Right of Instruction as the apple OF his
eye, should rather appeal TO Mr. Haywood,
to vote aediaa the Resolution, and thus
practically carry out the wishes OF his con
sltuents. Thrice, within the last SIX
months, has North Carolina expressed her
self opposed to annexation-in August,
when Graham was elected; at the Presl-
Dental Election; and during the recent
Session of our Legislature. In voting to
nnnex Texas in any mode, therefore, Mr..
HAYWOOD runs counter 10 the wishes OF his
constituents, expressed so plainly, that :" be
who runs may read" But, in pursuing
the course he does, no is carrying out his
public declaration, that he is the Senator
of his party. RAJ. Register.
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Nst0 York City Advertisements.
DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS!l
EarnuETa, Morris 81 Mcknight,
ll2 Pearl Street. Ne,o York,
IMroRrERs AND JoBsERs oF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

EDrRCHASERS Of Cloths. Cassimeres, Saiii.
D. nets. Dress Goods, Prints, Linens, Drtlt
ings, Shestings, Siirtings, Waite Goods, Lacss
Hosiery, Clones, Sha,Cls &c, &c, respectful
ly invited to examine their extensive assortment
which will be sold at extremely LOW PRICES
for CASH or APPROVED CREDIT.
Their stock will be found full and complete, as
they are receiving Goods from AUCTION DAi-
LY, and they solicit the attention Of buyers WITH
The fullest confidence satisfied that they can otter
them the strongest Inducements
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COTTON.

Since our last 10 change has taken
Place in this article. II is selling in Fay.
eieyiilc a, D 81 but little coming in.
Ia Camden the Journal remarks that The
market has been quite active and large
BUSINESS has been done, and that price.
lave been steadily improving it is quoted
Al TO 50 principal sales at 8 to 81. In
Columbia good deal has boon coming in
and sales have been brisk it IS quoted at
irom 81 TO 81 A fine lot would bring G
rents,
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UNITED STATES SENATE

: - y
Vow that IL is asceriained, beyond nj
d"ubi, that there will he no alac,,,,, ), n
s. Senator for Virg;n;, .. -
tia, rho ,r..ars 10 y, '"u'"nn' anu
h'sislalnre VIII moi
n'es' before next December, so that
Tue vacancies Of Mcssrs. Ryes, White and
Foster canno, Ia 6lt,l III ''O
s,n,L ',es;,;,at.' 100 VIC are eiiapeu 10
e"@ PoS",e'y as !" 'he political charac.
,e, ., 'hs .hllcu states Senate after The
'r, -" ''H''
u" ,o''o""is nre 'he names OF those
n S wa compose The Senate after That
10Y
h"igs Loco Foeos.
I.a'IG f p Name john Fairfield Maine.
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To the Trustees of Davidson
College

~ EN- TLEMEN In compliance with writ
VI ton request Of The Trustees of Davidson Col.
lsgs, you hereby called TO meet at Sharon
Church, on the last Thursday OF March next, al
half pas, eight o'clock, A. NJ.
Tho particular business mentioned in the ap.
plicatien fer this GALL regards the agencies to col.
lcct money and secure subscriptions in behalf OF
tho College. You viii please to be punctual as
full meeting of ths Board is desired.
J. S. McCUTCHAN, LIST. I. Pres.
Charlotte, ~ c. Feb IS, lS45.
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SrrERInR CnllKr-

The Spring Term Of the Superior Count
" .hls County is now IN session. His
iOnor Judge Baily presiding.
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Dress and Can .Yak,np

NHRS. MARY wRIsToN informs the public
4SH that she Is prepared 10 execute with neal.
ness Ladies Dresses and Caps. She
"li $50 Cut and Fit Ladies Dresses Her
terms Sil be reasonable. She hopes BY attention
10 al orders for the execution Of work 10 merit
snare OF public patronage She cen be found at
lhe residence OF her father in tie brick house on
lhe 3lh square east of tLc Court House.
February %. lsfj. t9s
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ehinaiIons 10 WHICH Locofocoism is in the
habit OF resoFting in order to maintain its
supremacy.
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

Ills EycelIeucy, Governor Graham
mas again summoned his Council 10 meet
10 Raleigh, on the 9th Of March,
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, BiNcEsussfAinr.

fHNliE subscriber informs his friends and tho
IL public that he has opened a Black.
saiiti, shop al his house, about 81 miles from
Charlotte, on the Statssviile road, here work in
this line will be done low as al any chop in this
section OF country. Corn, Wheat, Flour, Bacon
and Fork Will be taken IN exchange, at the mar
ket price, for work, if brought in during the year
that the work was DONE 1Je Al rro,k trgrra1ted.
BATE IRWIN.
February &c, l845 1873
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Ecclesiastical Notice,

FEyfIE Presbytery of Concord will meet at Sha-
NJ ron Church, Mscklenburg country, on Wed
nesday the 2G;h day OF NJ rich, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
STEPHEN FRONTS Stated Slsrk.
February 81, le45.
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nIARRIED

In this County, on the 18th inst. by William
Barnett, Esq., Mr.. WILLIAM FERREL TO
Miss ELFIRA BROWN. Cheer up old baohe.
Tors there is always hope while there is lifo.
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ELECTION or COMMISSIONERS.

The citizens Of Charlotte are reminded
Lat on Monday next, is the day for The
snual election Of Commissioners.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.


THIS morning, at half past 2 O'Clock, a
fire was discovered bursting out from The
interior of tho large wooden building own.
ed and occupied by Messrs. J. II. x J..
MARITIME, the upper story as Tin and
Shee, Iron Manuactory, and the lower with
a large stock Of Hardware, Oils, Paints,
&c. &c. The firemen aud citizens were
promptly On the spot, but the fire had
made such progress. before II was discover.
ed, that i was impossible 10 DO more than
save The ne,ghborlas buildings, which were
III imminent danger, but, with The eScep-
ton If "a sua, rear building, they were
preserved. Scarcely any thiog was reg.
cued from the Store, The most important
of their account books we're fortunately at
the dwelling of Mr.. ]. Martine. Msssrs.
VI, wore injured $4,000, which we are
grisyed to learn IS only about half their
loss. How tho fire originated IS not
known. The worthy sufferers have the
sincere sympathy of The whole community.
Mr., Burroughs again suffered some loss
by damage to his goods in removing them.
-FaytNtriiie Observer.
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TEACHING THE DEAF AND DUNE TIC
SPEAK

The Secretary Of the Massachusetts
Board of Education has published an ac.
count Of his visits TO Deaf and Dumb
Schools, and after giving an outline Of the
process by which "lhe wonderful work Of
teaching the Dumb 10 speak, is accomplish
ed" he says
SO extraordinary are tho results, that
have often heard pupils in tie deaf aud
dumb schools Of Prussia and SaNonv, read
with moro dlslnctness Of articulation and
appropriateness of expression than is done
by some Of the children Of our own Schools
who possess perfcc, organs Of speech, and
a complement Of the senses. Nay, 80 sue.
cessfu arc the tcac hers, that in some in.,an.
ces, they overcome in. good degree, difficult.
lies arising from deficiency or malforma.
ton Oft the organs themselves, such as the
loss Of front teeth, the tied.tongue, and SO
forth. In some of the cities which | yisi.
ted, the pupil, who had gone through with
course oil instruction al the deal and dumb
school were employed us ariizans or me.
CHANCES, earning competent livelihood
mlnglIng with other men, and speaking and
conyer.lng like them. In the city Of Ber-
lin, there was deaf aud dumb man, named
llabermnass, who was so famed for his
correct speaking, that strangers used to
call to sec him. These lie would meet at
the door, conduct them into the house, and
ENJOY their surprizs when no told them
he was MIR. Hnbermaass himself. A cler-
gyman of high standing and character,
whose acquaintance formed in Holland,
told ma that when he was one OF the rel.
gious instructors Of The deaf and dumb
schools Of Gromngtsn, he took . foreign
friend one day 60 visit 1t and when they
had gone through the school, his friend OBJ.
served, that that school was very well, but
that It WAS the deaf aud dumb school which
he had wished TO see"
Was the hearing of the patient restored
as well as the power Of articulation