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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
rSs STATEN ISLAND FERRh...E,

~. FOR LONDON.-Rssalaf Pss1.ss, ., 'as ~
<fS6 September The FRS, class fAstssls 4. aboss>
her regular day Havins very sapefies psuss
for cabin second cabin ard stesfAe 1890 scvhssee
intending 70 embark should make 'm" veuIrR4AY, ,
90 board foot Nsid'a'sss Or 4 iiss ~ SssA y
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pTyFR- oF .IIIRHkD GUOD-, sl,P-ad--'

Is - rrs-r,lgnei now The orly m.llfscl1r-r "
bf, "a. n Rubber Goods desires 70 cs - attention OF
buyer, d M ar hat nou- q be Inuf.eiafr nas- -vsI
.-~.r..ad . a re from lsr cord q f1nn-fl .oc
i.,f-, All MO want good SHRED slspen6er, % BAY
bo.e -srirg MS name msn1.et1rrr~ IN renew 4. OF
~ .rsrv heretofore repeatedly givrr - pay leo co-
ar, Id .ry c-rsJn VITO vii produce pair ~ Dsy NAM
fc-- IS rtb-r OF which has cecomPosed, AID ne sDrc
separated from me elastic cord iAs- So ~ -
pre-. COW ressy and being eousAnly mAnaiset1fec oy
Inc owner ofal me psterls - - - 80. %. - -. 49,
aul-u HORACE n - = eu'.l----t =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

- FOR -ALE-A rood farm Of ~ seres rood and
% -ou9rfsbe farm buildings plenty u fruit and shrub
@-berv ~ acres u timber. one mile from depot a.
West6@d Particulars of ID. Mackenzie the farm
Aso splendid little farm Of 10 acres, mile frOm
Psinfeid al complete. Also farm Of 30 on the
P.sssc River 5 acres timber and good buildings, pen
~ of fruit All the above viii b. sold dirt cheap. oa
"a VAIL every Saturday Cortiand-st from ~ all
-other days Piainielf, J. or D VAIL every Monday
A. f C0Ttland-st from 20 til 2-otler days Manson
House A. Rockawav y J. - JWf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

E1 FARM FOR ~ALE.-A beautiful farm 81 one
20 hundred tor sale in the village Of AUBURN,
distant about mile from the Courtb0use, lying on
the west side Of Sorhst The mansion house y comno-
d0us and well finished. There Is also convenient ten
ants house with BARNS hay house carriage house zrn!fy
&c a n good repair. The farm d generally well fenced
with same wall There 81 valuable appie-grc nafa An
variety Of other grated fruit, grapes. &C A,D -n So
Is worked quarry Of limestone suitable tof nniieNk "epo
l0t &C. Terms % payment easy and ute lna-Iuta e.
Fr f.rfber inquire u Hon. Nu & Hashronck,
Neuiursh James r. Cox Esq Auburn Or VI the sn1scr-
pc. 'S' l',. - '-- y PETER ROE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

PoIror.-Bv a Teegraphic dispatch received
this morning information has been bad OF the commits
sou OF burglary having been committed last night on
the store Of Mr. Wheeler at Schenectady which was
roobed Of large Qusntity Of cloths and clothing The
thief IL supposed u have msde his way TO this City
Ps,rck Mcorlsy arrested last night by officer br
mirehsm of the sixteenth Ward ehsreed with siiempt
cs ~ break into the cotn factory OF Daniel > hough
Thirty -hrstst between Ninth and Tenth avenues he
Vas detained sarah Collins arrested by officer
Murphy OF the Foute.nth Ward charged with stealing
$40 irom Thomss Callahan corner OF Howard and Elm
s,s She was detained
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COLORED PAPERS

PAPER BoNEs. MANUFACTURED tf
~ BACH. 49FILTON->r y l.-Also. constantly on
u. hand a nne asslreut IL imported French 81 Ger
man coored papers Orders promptly executed, and on
the rrn.f REASONABLE terms 81 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

WI HenrN-sl brOlk rcopcnr0
Auga. So FOR The instruction OF young gentlemen In every
hrsch o. edusAlon necessary hemt 10 euter college
a, colrun R-house Terms fou clo % SIS per garter
For circulars containing reference ard Other particulars
apply The Office Of his paper or 81 - Nio~sI sfook
lyD. a.,
NVk~-hr. HUBS ~ CLkkkh's Cis"cs
wi Institution reooens iis fHth aesdemcA feN on
Monday The on September he bulldog erected Tor
s acc nuodsOn Washing tcn-scgsr-. ~ fourtn-sl
kppcsion for th- sdmsfiOn Of pupils uss now - mso-
Creulss nav be ohlsined the lnsutuuon. or a. ne
bookstore ON. n. Ne~msn c.. 1873 Brosd~sysa-s I'm
NOT>C LADIES SCHOOL, iS7 Greene-st-Mr
L aud Mr. klDpEk wiA welcome the return G. lhclr
cupil. 10 their exercises Monday. the loh 81 sept
They invite the attention ~ parents % then e M
strucon few boeroers can D. received into ther
family. au2- ~ee-"eS-
AIR. HvNTINGTON'~ SCHOOL, - Twelfth
wi o. h-RfFFXENCE>, Rev. Messrs j. W nl9Nh -
Bedcl. Prof Hacklcy Rev DR. TAYLOR and hatpn' ~
{ Mog5e, Lambert Suydam, Ess O. NJ. >PieT' rs &c
Terms - TO e-o 50 or
MISS SAGAR and Miss BtLL0W>'- School
~sof young sies will be reopered on MONDAY nc lSA
q >ePteneet. 20 Aaion-plsce. Fourth . - -
IL 4. JENks'> SCHOOL FOR BOYS vii re-
H. open on Monday. sept 5. a. s72 Broadway slu
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ron -.Lg-Unl98 500 f.lIa =. so,daun. w. s,..

80 fDR ~.Ik-Unl0D hlA fsfn Al roidhNi' e~st
NJ chester Couuy--Ths valuable property, containing
% scres snd well Known 20 he immunity Tor Sc. e.
raj yesrs past as The residence OF Rev. VIM f0",h rs
NV offered al private sse having been divided ny odi'
ous surveyor into lots Of one more sores 10 snofi fn
cbs.ers an opportunity OF erecting genieel Cottages WIN
gardens attached a. comparatively small expense snd
not subject % corporation sssessments , 49,.
The .ni 10 excellent the location provefbisly heAhJ'
and presents beautiful sites Tor Residences 70 .lse
VINO ~i.h 10 combile retirement economy OF mouse
AID easy eccess 10 me city from ~ hen rofo IN
abo.t III niles The Harlem Railroad Depo 70 "ltnin
minutes wsk Of the property thus srsbiihs nc nsn
business 10 repair the city ~holt nc necessity %
fog horse ard ro eight tni-s esy' ~
80 f,sslng coat fby c0mmuting) Of9 cent? ride
-tght or tee heads ~ families would unite 10 n- puf
.b... of th- hole or portion. Of ssd property uleJ
m, form within themselves select sod delightful so
Person. residing on The property will hnd every se ny
IN procuring provisions for their families a. Butchers bs
a.. uusmen kc call regularly every morning a. NE
hoases OF their respective customers
Man, exhibiting the property 10 lots cav be seen 81 me
,4sr- On , CANBRELENg No IS Wsllsl snd Al ID.
gWENs surveyor. No Chambe'.sL 10 The care OF
-ith1r 81 whom leers may be sddf~ssed for Rev Nm.
Powell or 20 Dr. WIN. Bsysrd, W~ss Fsrms yo u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

INDIA RUBBER SHOES sP.saels $50. essofiiaeai
L. lioor v-1-s Patent Metallic ln1la RAIDER SHOES
$500 pairs uler's rlrtaic overs
1000 pairs lsdies' metallic 'lskina
l0eolpairs lsii-s' metallic sAnd-As
1900 pairs ladie' metallic slippers
500 par. r,is.ss metallic SHIPPER.
Hawai- be1atf glossy black furnish and Ard warrant
Cd 81 retain their color r ss a. Ire oN -st frces ~ ne
Neuark Iuail Rube M11ufAcrgE.us Company, 81 Ma
cen-laue N-N-l1rk. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
LEGAL. NOTICES.
.,TATE OF NEWBORN, secretary

.,T,TE OF NETWORK, secretary OHce-AL,
- at~y August 81. llf7 a. flf >tcrt ~ ~ 'N1 ett
Confg n Ne- lort-sra. Ncdce s hereby given, that
AZ tie next general Election % be held ou Che Tuesday
succeed NJ the sf Monday of November ueNt the ipo"-
ing officers are ~ be elected, ~ VII;
STATE.
Serratsrv OF state Cout-uiisr state Treasurer Afor
nev.General state Engineer and Surveyor, Three tana
Commission and Three Inspectors 90 state Prisons
DISTRICT
One Senator for the Iht senate District CONSISTING OF
fe It, ID 3d. ith 9Th and Orb Wards Of the City OF New
York
one Senator for lie Fegt Senate District Consisting
of fs 7fh leth 18th and i7h Yards Ci the said city
one senator Tor the Fifi Senate District consisting OF
the 3th orb and lifh Wards of tle said cry
And one Sens-or tor the sr'l senate strict consist
g of tie Ilth lh 18TH. 10Th and ilh Wards OF the SAID
City. ..,--,.
AID te following Oicers fer the said City and County
10 wiz. : xfean Members OF Assembly. one o be eieciea
in each Assembly District. Yours, respectfully
y. :. BENTON, Secretary oi state.
SHeRffF's OFFICE. NV foRS Aus 3 l5fI-
SiR The above j. copy % a notice received oy me
rom the Secretary of state. Yours sc.
- IDHS ] y MESrERNELT. SLerlt
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NE nEw-YORK AND ERIE k,lLK0AD List

lnf NkN-1Ohh AND rhir HALLWAY
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
- -xz~rsz..-H1 FOR PAssfscsss, Tlo
La 49, RSiwiee each way daily
except Sunday leaso :. =.
E-ys-Yofk from the foot % DsADssL al O'clOcs =
at O'Clock, Y. 81 ~ steamboat, for Piermo0t nsnsT
ear, 10 Ranapo, Monroe, Chester, Goshen. ndeisss'
Or,gile nd IT, interned AZ stations.
The fei1rn trains Tor New fofs vii leave otrnls,,
b - a. AM : IS. p. n. middlstown, Al "a N 49,
a. P a. Goshen, a. u, A. M. and, ), M Che~
ass. !. a. I'D l8, 2. NJ -
sos mIK-Iesye Oasvins II 81 o'tioes nofriSs '''
evening. .au..,
Foz fzrGsr-rhe bargss Samuel Mssn ara ~
s1ydea. Jrr will isay- Sc~-YOrk iron ne ="
Dasn--slD al O'Clock. ?. N. asy lexesPt seneSs.f
No fr-i n, Will BE- received In Sew.fors Aef '''~
PM -.
Freight for New-Yors will bo tsaeu - TIE rsns
Oasville 81 l0t O'Clock, A. NJ; hlddle.own ntss
0o-tes Al IA, ?. VI; Ches.ef II 0cocfl .srs0s
for farther particulars, apply 70 ~ AZ q 4
Agelt, corner Of Duane and West ga nsw. on.
POST Superintendent rsrs pOfIsloni risrnocSi
myl1 A. C. SEYMOUR s1p~rinisn,,..-----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

Bob lszel and uns lIed CON- fIsIus p -lII,lI y
srrr.sd m his country F0r sale " he trade and con
.aners on liberal terms. BY CYRUS W FIELD CO
Buriuz-sip, y. Y.
D C.f.-.s psn.r. OF every description made % or
- -. .--.,-. SO ~
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r. ~-ynI,G ARHAaGsnEsr--.e,,ss

k555c<7 1rins Saturday,, Huth = 49, ~
Chesser Rocsy Mech s'.m'ofa ~
Yah - a, -
l.avs ~ pier csss side CsihaTine Hrses sAp WI
noon ~ o. clock, Sundays excepted. ,,, -
Returning Rave sor~aL s'sy no as<r
sv.s,rep,edi Al O'Clock Stamford, Al cor
Ness 81 hsfpss and Por Chester " e'si'"
0'cCcs - ,...~-xsot
slaz.s will be Ia readiness % eonse, 1850 80
Westpors Southport, FAIRFIELD, bnag~po'r D
Can.an Rid gef-id and Nll0n- ..-.a % q
eI' All psrsons 40 s0rbid trusting sny ',ssSs
r.,-.rl % ~. a,nxe named hOsi Of her 0spr-S -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

nNRI- NJ. FIELD ~ co. Commission Paper
I " ~-~lru.a . Burlng-sllp Nrw-loIt Tue highest
market prce paid cash Tor Rags. Canvas bas.ns Grass
Rape Jared Rope Hemp Rope, hope tltiiats On.iph
Nc emmy Bsslns ana al other kinds 90 Paper ma
ksrs stcs Id their RAJ Warehouse. u flattstN ior.
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DRINTING PAPER.-Ihe subscribers have Tor 'Aie
L in quantities to suit purchasers w
80 bundles lXb news prnuus
iO0 bundles 2sxf2 news printing
- hund Ies 1ix37 news printing
80 bundles -fx6 news printing
y bundles PASS news printing
80 bundles -2Nj- news printing
- bundles 1fx57 BOOK do various weights
WRITING PAPERS Of every desenPuo1i a. a.so
Wnppins, EnVslop, &c &C ioI sac a. , ~ ~,
s4 J66n-sr. by i.i5 nl p =. oLAl ION a suns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

DrAp--The little boy. son Of Mr.. John H. Bate
who yesterday oy Que OF the ksuroso cars
Ala Ton, ,h ir.s about o'clock last ght.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

ARprsr OF CHARLES LoHMAS.-OHicer Leonard
of IN, Chiefs Office arrested this morning Charles Lob
man The husband Of Madame Rssell. on bench war
rant for publishing an obscene WORK snuei me Ma
he viii 10 morrow morning bo taken before the Supreme
Court on a writ Of hGtcds corpus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Coruices. Muslin Car
w tsins.Ne a. - no4e<4le--J { WOODFORD rs Broad
way invites merchants scli purchasing Window n afes
and Car Ioruees q sell again 70 examine his large stock
before making thor selections Goshcs Roman Arches
French SCROLLS fo~crs- Nisnettes Landscapes CORN
than Columns. Venetian scenes Ahbevs t,ilt bands
Curtain Loops Pins 0mps. Large TAsses Wors,-s D.u
.ss lace and Musln CErtlDs Oslze Win. Msudoyv
Blinds &c. &C. La Page Buildings, ~ Broadway
CANPHENE AND SPIRIT GAS Of the 6e.t
Noraity for sac BY the bare By
.aSi DlETL. BROTHER co. lSs willxn-st
CURRIERS' TOOLS OF ssPeror assli,y, nAnufse.
Ntared BY o. W. Proctor, for sale ey
- low. QUINCY 4 pELArfERRE, 81 Jehs-s
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g. At PRIVATE >tLE-Ewo 5-stoiy sla - -
i r hrlrk houses and lots The rQfih soc OF NeN
- euffst between Avenue B anu { SIZE oi houses -
r.y a feef. .ire lf lots - hy half the block
',l o.s on north side or EiEhth-st ~ ieet wesi OF
.err,.. Nc amply 70 ANTHONY j. BLEEChtk'
ff a Auctoneer, Broad-s
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y II FIll. 49, -
Enp -kt-EfnEAP-

~ FOR SALE CHEAP lot tn soutA-ssNen rl.
"a. - between tirsi-sr and Danhtt, Pisse e..s-..
~ Tuckers Hardware store. one OF the best 'eai.-
Tor business ir the village . eli. "a tv f1O
Also lots in SECONDED uesr Grand ST. i's, y
-. Fl, ~.,ff p -htr-sf between Fourth ant filii NF
~ 81 r HANFORD. IA fine-st y \
Nr IS Fourth. - WILLIAMSBURG, morning and efShlhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

- TO ET-To small. zeniee family ihe lower par
s ii rrrlr.odious house near tarmine--t lte apart
~ menis consist Of five or SIX MONS \ .el.ieilA
5 ike "a bard for fhe rent pious ilnily preferred
. ne addressed % q y care of J. Van NnAie oi
I,~. giving sdescrptiou of the family wiih reiereae
- LII. 81 ~ p
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49, ,Rk.uIAH NSIL LiNk e-'.-
~ili ie>se N-~ .fors-r1e'dsy I'm

T. Passenger on the arrival d De sseNn.p Al ~
~ ,r1--s.f med aieiy In The spi-riii kslrost "A
A., Providence ard Sosion without delay, or r-msr
board he ,tesn-r sud leave hi ne Aeon l suo1 IA
.teSoA NJ which connects q Providence ~ilh Ne
A M ia N for Brslou. and bag msslrr sfconpe,
srl IRAN hfou eh sion 90 take chsrse ~ ne osi.
Ycr rts.le- ~ fr- shi ircuif~o nosf Ne hossn -
30. Sof.h River. or De- Ssiief, place. ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-21

de6le, oyerhuns- VIII locks-oa- enc side.
clothed with larch. pine, and chesn6,,
which found root IN their rugged assures
and on The other, thick wood stretched
Up the side Of a steep and irregular chain
oil hills.
| repeated my question; end Won Eek
hardI also leaned forward To examine into
the proceedings Of our guide.
BY the holy Pope exclaimed P,eHo,
my horse has fa.,en lame, and val not
bulge another foot
Al th,s moment low whistle was heard
from the wood. \ figure was distinguish
ed through the gloom. to issue ifem At,
ana making toward the horses, seized The
reins close TO their heads.
We are betrayed, | exclaimed 'vil.
lain, you shall pay dearly for 'his = | drew
q pistol and discharged 1t at the guide, who
shi~ked and fell struggling under The feet
ofihe horses. Other rutiians rushed stimuli
tansousy from theu corcealmenI among
the rocks that overhung the dcfls, and the
carriage was presently surrounded.
gave myself up for los, lel determined
n)tto YIELD my life without an ettIr! al least
and ' on Etkhard, seemed actuated by the
same splrt. There sss no time for dsh'
berauon; We threw ourselves oOt oi The
Garage, pistol 10 hand one OF the bandits
approached me | fired, and he tell "he-
t-her wounded nor,aiy | know not IA the
act of taking aim al another, / received a
blow on my night shoulder that lelled me
10 The ground saw glunt form sooP
over me, who vas about to give me the
coup de grace, when he received shot
fred by ms fellow traveller, and fell with
horrible groan across my body. | olsen
gagged myself with difficulty from the dead
weigh, Of the PROSTATE ruiFiln, and hasten.
ed 10 the assistance Of Won Eckhnrdt, whom
| distinguished q, hide distance stIus
Cling with the rulii1nS who had succeeded
in disarming him. fastened 10 his aid II
is true, but was myself oyefp1wered by
numbers. oar destiny seemed inevitable
A few minutes more, and We should have
beea murdered on the spot cannot sa!
what were my thoughts IN the Confusion oil
the time, nor describe my sensations when
the ciat.er OF horses boots were heard ap.
preaching, and the ffI moonishl was re-
iec,ed flo il The arms ana accou'remen's o.
party o. gens 1 arms no fastened rapidly
70 our relief. The brig'nd' at first made
some resistance, blt seeing the number ano
strength OF ihei. adversaries, they per
haps concluded iAa: The better part 81 va'o.
was discretion, aud accordingly prepared
Tor lhg5'. 10 this, they we're not altogether
successful, The soldiers pursued, tired,
and killed some Of them; seized four iha'
bal bean wounded, whom ttcy determined
on conducting 10 the next town. from winch
We nov learned sc we're distant GbJ1, la
league.
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TO Je continued
Ely

While passing through Wilson's Lane, a
few days sIuce, says the Albany kn.cker.
booker We saw a large black turtle q dtaI
glng his slos lenslh along on The side
walk, and quite crowd had gathered &c
look at the cre'lur." Soon duuky itle
negro man, who had just theO came along
with a very small dog, looked a, The turtle
with apparent asioni.hmeai for moment,
and asked
VIVA vita. yo1 call d.! ar leilet
That's a turtle, ansssred a by 4lanjer.
Gor.ry "hat deg Go Sid 'un'
Nike soup ., .i;..
Soup -yah Ia --ilha. .ookin i,er
jai IS to make Soup 81 lIeah, Crslr,
bite htm said the negro 10 his dog, a, he
stirred Up the turtle ullh be cane.
The Iog, seemia. TO knoa little more
about the nallf Of the haste than did lis
master hung back little, but finally he
crswied up TO g. sme.. Of the strange
ca@umer, When tue turtle made a dive .,
ms foot, and, selzng Il with Lts N ,uIh,
sqletz d Il - numerically ,hai The puppy
got Up some OF the lsesS kind OF Yelling,
ami the aegto made NJ less noise tnau TIE
dog.
x hi--os ov, yelled the dog, Willie
his master pulled Ike Iacung5gc, rx.
claiming
CORY mighiy-you brack toad, Why
sou not lei 60 dat ar dog foot
And, after lhtashiag hun ius;lY over the
shell With a suglr-cans suck, uUtl he h4l
broken bis weapon 10 syhnlers, he stIz
the turtle by the head, and attempted Il
force hin to release bis hold OF the dog -
Unfor aaa.ely, Cufy 20. his thumb int
the trap with he dog : foot, and then lhcr
Vas music Finally, the bark slipped
from the uegras ih1ub, aud lie exende,
hts area Of freedom to such dis ance tina
there was ~ immediate danger % his be
NJ harmed By the turtle, which, VIII
Adgesyeness :, stil chung 10 tie dog
and II vac with considerable difficulty ina
his jaws could be opened sufficiently Nd,
TO render &c SAT thai which was C8sat =
The puppy vas no sooner al liberty Ihs
Cuff sung OUT
Ileah, Gear, come way from dar al
Il dat Id hasty plate Of soup ga our ia
ger il him m0us agiu, he may bHe TIL hir
,oof ache daI's all Is got TO say bou, um!
The negro put, and his dog hobb e
after htrn, on three legs, leaving a croAd ,
spectators. who were shaking then side
with laughter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-21
FEpERAL RELATIONS.

4 member Of the Iowa Legislature was
highly indignant at the Speaker of the
House when be announced him a member
Of the committee % Federal Relations. .
tic considered II rank biting il. III. =
+" Look here, Mr.. Speaker" SAID he,
"nono Of your tricks upon travellers. You
need'n" iliink because am a new member.
you can run your rigs upon me. nn not
as green as you suppose. go 10 thunder
WIN your federal relations | hay'ut ono
Of them IN the wofId--and wouldn't own
him il ] bud. - Cincinnati ftias.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-21
SINGULAR BLUNDER.

" The Fayetteville North Carolinian'
states. TINT the Resolution Of thanks to
The North Caroinlans who were 10 the
Battle Of Monterey, recently passed by
our Legislature, mistakes not only the
days on, but the month.an which, that
Battle occurred. Tho Resolutions say the
18Th, 2Oth, aud 2lst October, whereas it
should be the 2lsl, 22d, and 23d Sep.
tembcr.-RuL Rig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-21
NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.

The AdJuianI General Informed the FL.
tor OF the Standard that SIX fuil compane,
had been accepted and ordered to lhsi,
place of rendezvous, and that men enough
have been reported TO form the Regimsnl.
We are pleased ut this, and We say 10 lhuo
who arc 50 ready 10 cast ,heir gihes Of our
hoacst old State that although North Car.
DINA is slow she is sure. The lo,lu.,or
arc the companies that have been formed
10 Rowan, IN Mcrklenburg. 10 G..
barrus, IN iancy ? 70 Edsecon.be, |
from Casvell, l from Wayne, snd con.
pnuy i, nearly completed IN Orange al!
another ia Cumberland, which complete,
lhc Regiment.
Since to above wss ID iype, NC ram
from tho Wilmington Chronicle hat a
company from Wayne has Only 30 uer.
Thiuy.three .soluulcefs were raised 10
Wilmington. All have hecu mustered o.
TO service nud sent 10 Smithsilc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-21

q We viii lose nearly one half Of ouf
stock Of goods. No doubt the L. States
Government, will Indemnify Mr.. Chase at
a future day.
Our house will be turned into garri.
son, aud three feld.pieces will be placed
upon il. ! am willing To stand by my has
baud at a gun, until We both dc or are
slcioTs.
81 have been trying 10 keep a Journal
Of the beauties Of the drama, in rather a
rough form, aud may place It IN Soar
hands at future day"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-21
/. AID Am coMFoRT.


We are graiifed TO be able 10 ''a'' '''I
the Wing Preamble and ResoIu''o''F
propuatiog sl0,O for The equipment '"1
maintenance OF our Regiment Of 'o'"
leors have passed both Houses Of the vs.
stature, and $ part Of the funds ha'' W.
received 10 This ploce fs4 00o) tof 'o' y
Of the Companies hero mud expected %.
Because the Wing. have a majority 20 y
Legislature they have been b'ameo y
Loco Foco press for their 'afo'''
granting supplies. The truth IS '''
co Focos in the Legislature Threw W.
obstruction that they could N ne v"
prevent their passage, because The f''',
BILE stated that the war was broOen'
the action Of the Executive anu NM
sanctioned by Congress. This ol'' ~. N
actually The truth, was loo large . Nh ,hsy
some Of the Locos to swallow, any i, "a
made speeches against timn %" nbat.
amendments after amendments 70 Al.
rass their passage, but oil wonlo ~ ,hcn
The Wings we're determined to pas
as originally reported and they 90 ~
- r
BT'y understand hat Lieut. ~
g subsistiug Officer has arrived IN w.