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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06
From me Adfianai Iateiigencer ooh MI.
A SCENE IN TIE SENATE.

From he Adfianai Iateihgencer ooh M.
A SCENE IN TIE SENATE.
he pre- occupation of our columns makes
It lmpractlcable 10 make room to-day even
tor our Reporters brief notes Of the con.
iInuation Oi the debate III the Senate upon
The Navy extension bill. An incident Is hich
occurred m the course Of that debate, how.
ever, has 50 direct II bearing upon the grca,
topic Of the day, that il seems proper TO
except i, from the general posipnnemcnl.
10 make Il iutciligiblc 10 our readers, it
Is necessary 10 premise that IN the L mon
published yesterday morning appeared m
article headed +" The News from England
and the Continent" in which occurred the
following paragraph:
" In proof Of the effect upon tie English mind.
TO which sc have alluded. call attention TO
the udoAy Rsr proposal wAich The london Times
roD eqtis upon The British Ministry 10 mule m
our Gorernment That great journal ip-wlth
al its enormous sins against amoIira-a rs.-eVd
observer Of the pulso OF the English Government
and People mud # have observed a.igft n, titis
insiance-ii the British people viii tu,,ain lie
Bflsish Government nov, in coming forward 10
rs "ith the proportion alluded toto wi, fhe
tn'e b'op'ih'o' rAch " Aa""ns mads 70 M
mum teFFhMeht ahG Hhtfh INT GDrefHnocqt
men mo't ~f90ei"hg and nH"iseiy rclettea-iG
We Say' mo b'"hh Ab.hel shall no" come for
var" 70 rene" 'N' negotAiion "hh US ~ afp'rt
frtaer eonce...ons on de o'Ir d, ,c', l,,,, ''
which the nights and interests Of te states
night require tn the premises shall & n be Urea.
M I, ,.,"a' nf',l'n = ,"e 'p'La q ns'ee @t'7h
no.Ioa l1,v h .i@o o \ ,i xxx, ,''g Pc
lien We certainly ao, ,alt the Question
could BE- q, once settled for in tie present new
all,aas o. 'he ,e'''oa hesoi.a'lo" cyen on lh't
eonto. oo a. y,'' .' 80 = Lr.' usl, 20 as'
many great 1na ,acrrl interest,". Of oar. vi +,
ptoleet-bu, tht. We Vii say, TINT sueb uropo
''' a. n al On 'he part OF tie British Government
,-. '' ',tl aa e4'',a '.' Id i,e rprt
mend of INST md Gong-.5, re1-s "a ''a' ~
county and 10 England, and thrgag5s., The
world. breathe Gee and d.epc," w.ta d good
hope 'or ',f''oin, faf free institutions. and Tor
~, - - v0.' n'' 10 De "nrea'o9a2'e TO
nd aaf to ,Le merc -. !, ,o ,'.S -,'' 81 'a,
yu,i claims further negotiation m ph, vi ba,ll
peaceful monument to Nc eui g3tcnlI modern.
Won io A91 justice o. '~o great nations. "csay
cation OF the c un,bi3 "A, Grant Rt.t,f, n ,,., .
1--we hundred a.iles Of American Territory CON-
10 tao present state Of the question, 30 hardly
Urged WIN seriousness by ii" British Gosetn.
'"ens
lms Paragraph vas regarded, we pre-.
sumo ~ every n"uy VINO read ter
,A'"'5 y y among we hnmoef-as sgni
meant q 'ne picseh' disposition q INC tx.
eea''Ne' a"u' therefore, as beng OF great
coa,ei Aence.
/" Inc senate NJ iH.'r' WHO i"'iow5
VIZ b'shS m debate "a TIC course Of has
speech caused ms paragraph to be read al
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COUNTERFEIT CON-.

Oar attention was called Yesterday to a
counterfeit silver coin, which, if the pub
lic is not put on their guard, will be likely
to obtain general circulation, 1t il TWEEN
lv.Gye cent piece, Of American coinage,
dated l-i3, md SO perfect is the deception
that 10 several experiments made with in.
dtyduais, Who came into our Office, the ba-
ser was taken for the better co,n.--Char.
Courier.
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Cru-ei, cru al, cru.,l snr pent."
RESCUED FROM THE GRAVE.

Tho Newburyport Advertiser says that
Mr. snoRr lately slipped from wagon,
una It was supposed died soon afterwards ;
pu' while preparations were making for
MS 'nierment, and the corpse placed in the
eOl,'n, the doctor, discovering TINT the glass
mine coifln.lid was somewhat covered with
'apor, took his handkerchief for the pur
pose OF removing it but finding that it
proceeded from the inside Of The glass, he
" once pronounced the man alive, aud be
was taken from his marrow house, /" md
= now ~ we'll as ever he was in his life !
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MOST NELANCnOLLY ACCIDENT.

We understand Tint anlc son Of the
late Michael Holle, E-q. Of LincoIn'an,
some ten o. twelve years Of aye, was ,ho,
on Saturday evening last, and died instant.
~, Himself ana another boy, about the
same age, " ere pointing their guns at each
other IN SPORT, when accident lis The run
Of The Young FuIoGwder, which is tho
name Of he other boy, was disc hargcd.-
THIS accident i more truly deplorabc,
owing 10 the fac, thai Mrs Hoke has been
in a very criIicul state Of health since The
death Of heI husbanI.--R l;hcrfo-atoa Re.
publican.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA
UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Jan
,5y,., I y--- 1.fe

Charles Dpe,
w. Original Attachment,
Nathan d jenkins \
Levied on Land aud his interest in six Negroes
VIZ: Temperance, CaEdis, Eliza, Jackson, Mel
son, and Jane,
z fappcarinP 10 the satisfaction Of the Cout, that
n Nathan b Jenkins the D.lcndenl In tbs case
resides beyond the limits Of this State so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot DO served upon
him, II Is therefore OrGereG by the Court that
Publication be msde for siy weeks ii The Char
!oac Journal notifying the Derendent that On ess
he be End appear a, The next Court O! Pleas and
Qilficr Sessions 70 be held for the County Of
Union at the Court House in Monroe IN the ls
Mo..day IN April next then and there to rcpi ~
and plead o. Judgment final vii De entered up
against him aud the lends and Negroes levied 40
on condemned 10 ga lsiy The ll4utiffs debt
Witness Hugh Stewart, Cle'h Of our 80, d Court
al ahiee the lst Monday in January nnd ia the
1G,h year Of our ladop ndoncc 4. d. lsiC.
llUGH STEWART, c. c. c.
Printers Fee $ G2i. t22
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter s, ssions, Jan
udrg Term, 1916.

Eli Stewart
rs Original Attachment.
Nathan B. Jcaklns.S
Levied on Lands aud his intcrcs in Six Negroes,
4 appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court
= that Nathan d, Jenkins, The defendant in tlds
case resides beyond the Imis Of thus State 80 that
the ordinary process OF the law cannot be served
upon him, IL is tarftors Ordered. by the Court,
that publication be made for six weeks 10 the Char.
latte Journal, printed 10 Charlotte \ C., notifying
the defendant, that nu!oss he lie and appear at the
next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be
held for the County ct Union at Tie Court House
in Monroe on the 1t Monday in April next then
and there to repieyy and plead or Judgment f.,
nal will b. entered up against him and the lands
and Negroes levied upon condemned to salts the
Plaintiff, demand
Wilncss llagh S.euar, Clerk Of oar said Court
al Office the Is; Monday "a January, and IN the
10tn year OF ,u- Independence \. p 1876.
HUGH STEWART, {. G. c.
Printer, Zee s. 69i t22
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A RICH CHURCH..

The property heldhy the Trinity church
IN New York CITY ~ estimated 10 he worth
ono hundred millions Of dojars. Real es-
tatc, $50 100000; other property, S2o,-
600 600.
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DIED

In this place, on the A'h instant, OF pncumo
MIA, Mr JOAN McCUErT, in the 22l year Of
his age
In Union county, on the 22d 0lt , of head pleu
fsy, Mrs. ELIZABETH OWEN, consort Of
Rev VIM {. Owen, aged about % years
CRAIG, aged about % years, after short but
severe attack of Typhus pneumonia
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DEATH OF 4 NENDER.

The Hon William Tnvlnr..a Rrprcsen.
tativcs IN Congress from N,reinia. died IN
the city Of Washington on Friday, the 10Th
ultl,no.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06

so Albert Galla,in, OF New York has
written series Of articles on the Oregon
Question. lie counseis moderation and re.
CARDS the matter az one 20 he settled by
compromise. We wIIllry 10 lay them be.
iuIe our readers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06

The Judges oi the Superior Courts vii
ride licensing Spring Circuits, "a The to.-
loW ny order:
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In th,s County, on the 10th instant, by Thos.
? Grier, Esq, Mr.. SAMUEL w. BOAT,
WRIGHT to Miss MARY PORTER.
In Union county, on the 18th inst, by John
Stuart, ESQ, Mr.. llUGiI WILSON to Miss
SARAH, daughter Of James Craig.
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Esoardcrs and Travellers.
~ Medical Notice.

vHOCFORS r. C. CALDWELL & THOMAS
VIZ HARRIS having entered into copartner.
ship in the Practice Of Medicine and It's associate
branches, respectfully offer their services as here
tofore to the citizens of Charlotte and the sur.
rounding country, hoping by strict attention to ali
cases committed TO their still TO preserve the
confidence of their numerous friends and patrons.
10 all difficult and tedious cases the attention Of
Doth will be given without any additional charge.
IJ7Our charges viii be such as will suit the hard.
ness Of the times. One or both Of us may always
he found at the Shop heretofore occupied by Doctor
ilarHs,
January 5. ls4G. l9
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FLORIDA CONTESTED ELECTION

FLORIDA CONTESTED ELECTION.
The House Of Representatives, on the
2ih ult., decided by majority of four.
teen TINT WIN, II Broekenborough, Loco
was entitled 10 the seal. Ga motion to
reconsider the minority was reduced to sir,
This is a mcngcr majority where the same
party has majority Of serenity. The ed
'tors Of the Intelhgcnccr say VIC should
be satisfied, by the state Of ME rotc on this
matter had We no other grounds for the
opinion, that the decision of the House is
not borne out by the evidence Of the case.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06
CAMDEN. JANUARY %


COTTON-Ne have no change 10 notice in
lie state Of our market. The SIMPLY is modefais
and prices are very firm al last weeks quota.
ia!ions 5! 10 I f. Camden Jyufhal.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06

ug In both Houses Of Congress on the
2dth ult., propositions have been moved, in
tho Senate by Mr.. Mnngum, md in the
House by Thomas B. King, looking to ar
Jitration of the Oregon question, poniall'
uro of M early adjustment of it by ncgo,i'
ation
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06

Gsr The import Of teas into New York
during the past year has been 90, 42s ,O5l
pounds being an increase of 5000, 600
pounds over the previous year.
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NOTICE.

ZRIlE subscriber having been appointed agent
II Of Stephen Pot,us a, his Saw Mil, informs
the public that he is ready and willing 10 fill al
orders for Lumber on the shortest notice and low
es, terms. Those wishing Lumber will please
send in their orders:
AUGUSTUS A! NORWOOD:
Jan: 30, 1916: Inf
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Garden Seed

kk AISED by a Lady Of salem. n C.. and
n y warranted, for sale by Tire SUBSCRIBER. Al.
50 large quantity or Flower Seed
T. J HOITON.
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CHARLESTON. 1ANrAEY AZ

FESfiE subscribe, has taken chnrge of the Char.
a lote Hotel, recently occupied BY Col NJ.
VI. Alexander and respectful, invites the former
patrons Of this establishment and the public gen
orally 10 call Having every convenience for The
accommodation Of
Hoaracrs and Travellers.
he IL determined to use unwcaricd eyettious 10
please all his guests, and hopes that the pubAc
may award him a libeis share Of patronage
JAMES A SADLER.
January !, lSl6 l3tf
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Permanent School.
alcxandlriaRa Academy.
6. II. Wharton, Principal.
Rev. III. II. Cunningham Rector.

ZRHE second Session Of this Institution COM
~ menccd on the LIST instant under the super
intendenee Of the above gentlemen. The course
Of studies adopted is such to prepare pupils for
admission TO the Junior Class in any of our Col.
leges. It's location is as pleasant and healthy,
and as far removed from all causes Of dissipation,
as any IN this section of the State.
T'efaNs.
Boarding, including washing, fuel and lSs oo
liehls, per month,
THsfiOn.
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar q nm
and Gecgra phy, per sess Of months,
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Philoso. 40
ply, Rhetoric, Logic, sc.
Latiai and Greek Languages, 1900
jar, |, 1916, III
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COLrMRIA. JANUARY %.


Iol The receipt. coniinre very l;c'i,
ut aleet " ith ready sale At advance No quote
extremes 6 to :! cents Temperance 4drocdts
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o. Medical Notice

J1n q, 1916
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-11
Number lie.

Reverence for error is perhaps more 10
1e combatled than Tashness of innova-
ion, as the chain Of h,bt ia sl;ouge
han the charm OF novelty. Tue rsGi-
'slsm is always sincere aud often saga
Iclous--ard when ii stands In advance Of
he time, its position is one Of honor,and
the future will do it justice. Strike
hen ou hearts OF New York! fearless
and true! and he assured that The pIaud.
us and gratitude Of the friends Of good
government throughout Dhe Union, will
ccomp'Ny your labor andreward your
zeal PennsyIvsnla eight years ago,
'nd other stats more recently, have
omended their conslituloas-rnd The
work OF reform will 20 on hereafter. 1t
- the division Of The Union toto spcn
States, that constitutes its strength and
lnsures its perpeluily. Is extension IL
hui The exensio Of States; with powers
'onstilu'ionally reserved, upon oil sub
cts not purely national in their char
icIer, and with capacry and disposition
o amend and adapt their local consr'u-
doOsind laws tolho wishes Of the people
md The p-ogres, Of public senlmeo'.
10 what few matters are OF national con
cerJ and administration the very dversi
y Of interests produced byexfended Ter.
-Ilory, is bond Of strength. They neu'
rsiize the capacity OF each Other for
No one interest will be op.
PRESSED or insulred by anolher-for
'lher interests will inlerpose--bo'h
rom sense Of justice and from a pru-
lent apprehension of needing in their
urn such !nterpasjtion.
Our Union is very much device fer
'reserying peace among independent
States, and TO protect them from nreign
ggression. The first Of these objects is
vha, the Peace society propose to effect
" a Congress Of nations. We have
rere the instance of peace and corc1rd
insured among twenty seven Slaes or
by device similIr 10 thst
" which an organization Of PniIdn'hro
,ist propose 10 harmonize me world
Extend then this peaceful instrumental.
y Of Union. Philanthropy invites end
Experience sanctions it.
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APPENDIX.

(A) rs 10 the strength of confede.
ate epubic-Monlesquiou 'sys;-"lt
has all the internal advantages Of re-
publican, together with ell the extended
force Of a monarchical governme II. i"
Esprit Of L0,Os, Ool |. b. o. ch, H.
And as TO ils ertsnt, Mr.. Madi.
son ssys:-''ts nstural limit is that
distance from the centre, which will
barely allow the representatives. Of the
people 10 meet as often as may be ne
cssssry for The administration Of public
tasirs.' (Feaeralist, No, l4.)
Ii will be recollecled that when this
psnliment w,s written by Mr. Madison
noihirg was known Of The wonderful
capacities Of steam and electricity for
producing speedy intercourse & business
connections between plsces far distant
from each other. The recent discover.
les ol he powers OF steam and Ielegreph
are among The most wonderful ever
msds in he world--aai render il prac-
licaho 10 extend The Union Of slstes,
without Inconvenience or danger,
much farther han YVES originally con.
tsmplsied.
B)-Ths sborisinru Of America had
. rambling possession Of the county;
and the question is, did this give to
hem good title 10 the soil, os against
vi o'her rsces, under all rircnmsD- nce's
If it be granted, thsi they had a per.
feet right to the soil, al acquisitions
by the whites, without their consent,
wcu'4 clearly be uojns'. But if it sp.
pear tAa' they bad no perfect right to
he soil, the settlement Of il by otfer
'sc,s may be highly lsudsbIe instead OF
This brings US 10 inquire,
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NOTYCE..

4
n TShereby given thata petition will be present.
u ed TO the next General Assembly OF Ohio for
the erectiono Of the new County OF & '.augiaise''
bounded as follcws:
Including townships No. five and six south Of
range eight east, lin Allen and Logan counties,
Townships M. FIVE and six south.of ruBge seven
east, townships Nc. five and six south Of range
six east, townships No four, FIVE and six south or
range five east, in Allcn and Shelby counties.
townships No. foar, Eve, six and seven south Of
range four eastn Mercer county, or four miles off
the north side oftownships No. FIVE, six and sew
en-, ,,seath.ofraRges, FIVE, six and seven east in
Shelby county. The nbove loss Of Shelby county
TO be supplied from the west side Of Logan, and
east side Of Mercer counties: And that four Of
the most southern townships Of Putnam County
ae dividedby thv erection Of '.asgiaise County''
be aforesaid.
Wapaukono.ta. Oct rs,
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From the Hon. WM. A. FLErcnER, Chief
Justice. Supreme ECourt Of ihe State or
Michigan, ANN AnBoa, Feb. l7th 1912.
Mr.. EDWARD BrNGmAM:
Sir-FIayinp had rcpea,ed opportunities
during the last wear, 20 witness me salutary
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