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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-20

The vote for Governor 10 closer than the early
tturns Justified US in anticipating. but NEIL ;.
suows 4 elected Governor, and that is enough
55robsbly his ma,oriry win not exceed COO. The
socos brohs N spos some In the more benishted
Westsrn Counties by their clsmor against NeiIs
,pposision 70 the War, and their flaming certia
rates that Col Haskell had in one Of bis speeches.
,tismssized our soldiers in Mexico as blood
houndsp No matter, they ere Aogged, and the
whigs have the GoyERsoR, LEGISLATURE, both
brsDches) and the DELEoArIos in cosoREss
This latter was unexpected; but the Telegraph an
noonces the election Of JONI w. HARRIS, Wing
from the xtb (Mempbis) District by about 22' ma
jodty over Fred p. Stanton, the late LocoFoco
Member. We have returns from majority OF the
Coonsies which Justify the presumption that Harris
10 elected. rs 81 l.sr
The following is the additional vote for Cover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-20
India and China.

On the Goth of July the Calcutta mail arrived in
London The news 10 not importsnt India remained
tranquil.
The state of affairs In China va. still unsatissstory-
Up 70 the 2jt May when the last left Canton
all business remained suspended and fresh dstur
anticipated. Tho mob had mensced the Governor r.,
keylns for his recent coucesons to Foreigners aud
Threatened 10 burn his palace he attempted 10 give
effect TO the terms Of the treaty especially ia far
regarded concession 10 the English Of adequats
land tor dwellings warehouses &c. on the Honsn
side OF the river sits for the erection OF church. In
the vicinity OF the present factories aud space for the
formation OF 3 cemetery at Whsmpoa. Mr.. Pope, who
had been appointed 10 inspect he grounds for these pur
poses, had been obliged 10 abandon the attempt. I'm
der these circumstances fresh expedition against Can
ton was expected. The Pluto was ststonef opposite
the British factory and tbs Scout ordered 70 sp-
prosch ss near az possible TO the city.
A letter published in the London Times from Hong
Kong OF the 2ith May that the .test INTEL gene
whcn had been received ia the Island from Canton rep
resented that city TO be perfectly quiet indeed had
been ever since the departure OF the English forces with
tho exception OF slight disturbance which had occurred
ihe occasion OF mee.ing held at the Consoo House.
the factories by the persons steresed Ia the land
TO be occupied at Honsn BY foreign merchants under
the late agreement The disturbance was, however
promptly repressed. The Chinese authorities had
evneed great ssery 10 Furnishing parties who had mis-
conducted themselves.
The Tins Of the % Inst sso publIshe, the following
news
We have received the following importan, intelligence
by telegrsphc dispatch from Narcotics
The Bombay papers OF the 2utn OF June state that
new reduction had been effected 10 tbs army
The Goomser ~ss on hrs from one extremity 10 the
other
The affairs Of the Nlzam continued be In the great.
eat confusion.
The Governor General and the Commander. In Chief
at Sinls- The former was to return 70 Calcutta
In October.
All was tranquil In the PuDjsub. The WA no appear.
snce Of tranquility In Anghsnistan-
D0st MshOmmsd was DESTROYS OF contracting an ALI
with the Government Of India
There was nothing new from Scinds.
No later intelligence from China was known ct Bonn
bar n an that which cana hY the lasl mail.
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Total Sc Cos. 5.l5I 81 253--..--.3JIV5 7FOsI
" Morgan Marshall, Dyer, Lsuderdsle, Obion
and Perry Counties not distinctly heard from, bat
all except Morgan he'd been heard from at Nash
vile when the stage left, and Neil s. Browns ma
jorisy IL little over 500.
Seven counties to come in East Tennessee l.
Norman Middle Tennessee, Marshall; West Ten
nesses, s--Dyer Henry. Lsuderdale, Obion and
Psrry1 In as they gave A. V. Brown, Loco
1854 msjority. Should these counties give him
like vote now, he will be beaten by Neil s.
Brown by 734.
Part Of these only corrections or full returns In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-20
Rarfuanl.

LIsBos-Accounts from Portugal state that tran
guilty prevailed brougho the country and to all sp
the psciicston had been completed Faro the
last of the insurgent towns had volunteered lite ale
glance the Queen and Vinhaes was Ia occupation OF
Il The Spanish troops were about 10 be Withdrawn
from Portugal only two brigsdes General Conchs
and large party OF Spanish officers had paid visit to
the Queen Al Lisbon and received with great dis
tnctiOn An English squadron. accompanied by French
frigate and brig and by Spanish rgate, sailed the
l7b ut for Madeira and the Azores shs object OF this
expedition being demand and receive tho submission
of those islands
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fslbern Isw) submitted 10 the Ports sbd BeSss Hsa
hssnot actually more than band Of 500 With bic
sprobsoe 10 shs pext hear either Of bis surrender
% fh- >efrski-r. of his i,sht inso Psrsis
II sppe.rs that the battles which havs been fousht
with The hurd chief have been very severe Al Oar.
euelheb. near Dslsxrs be made night snack on he
Turkish force. which Was commanded BY Omar Paeha
the Austrian Renegade who two years ago put down re-
beon IN Albania The combat Which took place Il ss,d
b have been obstinate. Tue sersskier
the oss OF 500 killed and 1000 vousdsd ard the lose Of
the Kurds asserted 30 hsve been mnch areser Nesyv
a, the came time too CORN Psehs attacked Khan NsI
noad and after very desperate struggle routed M
force which consisted Of about 1000 men. Of which
1000 m IL reported el the action having been oss IL
which the CONTESTANTS fought 81 close qssrtsr hard %
hand There have been no such 6ghts &c thess "a Tor
kew since the battle of Hszib
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-20

BKUssELs.--lt is stated that King Leopold has
abandoned sl thoughts OF sbdieslng the Louis
Philippe ADD hs daughter hope according the ovin.
ion OF his medical stsnd&nts that the mid innasncs OF
Autumn joined the efforts OF the faculty will ia res
ing health Inc body, operate happy change 10 the
state OF the royal patient
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FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 90.

1Ur We have made room with reluctance for On ar.
!! from Prof BusH IN regard TO Dsviss Revelations
ssurs.' because We ioresee that II opens door to
usssvsssy On subject foreign TO the proper sphere
4 dAiIy Newspaper. We cannot nov REFUSE admission
a reply, should be profsred bat VIC trust no At
aos YIN be made 10 widen the arena OF contention In
3inassyls Hitherto have simply gwen plain and
:, sfxfxmento Of the csims and scope OF Dsvss book,
rndne TO express opriou 10 the reliability and
sportance Of is profsssed reports from the
Did Nor does Prof Bush. II viii be seen, maintain
ysi ss msnts from the spiritisnd reveisficns
Divine Truth; on the contrary, he regards many OF
.n = Of didsrens character. We trust the prccen
bss end sssuned Revelations Of Dsvis viii Jet 30
rs<1sised BY some ons eonpctenf 20 tbs sssx 20 :
arr Of perfect csp6os but Of searching and psnsn'
<o6iutiou 70 y L-raa
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cAsrLE GEDEs.-Ths lovers Of Italian mast ~ N.
pleased 10 hear thai the Hsyaaa Company, 49,, q
Gig hty-thre, Of The bee, performers thai ever w
usiied States viii perform the open of nosos is<ul
OsIdse this evening. Nothing could eSecsa 10 80 20
psny performed fiefpan fedeseo, The eesfsaat 80
Tedssco never In better voice man abe ros >
IL 10 indeed = frssi TO hear Of common 80
themselves TIA sreditabis m.nosf TheJ - - -
edged The mtS perfect add scieuuhe seaes ,.,s1ss
Appeared teoel They will be o1i esessli,ox <s'x -
oar ciiizens n they would fsequsnly ana oysss.ex
ts,snsass ~ ,hss airy end peassns pisce o. ~ -
~ Ths proprietor Of the Ksisss.ooes = - -
Bo~sry. hss r~ducsd bic prizes Of bssniog n. =
every dsy 10 NJ seek. Il hes no superior
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sF1rs Of ,hess only corrections, or full returns In
stssd Of msjorities.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-28
BY IL. II. BOYD.
GENERAL ORDERS, 40 ,.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
ADJrTANr GENERALS Orrlcr
Itushinpfun. Jan. : I-l1

1.-The following Act Of Congress, changing the
term of enlistmcnts, and providing bounty for
recruits, Is published for tie information aud pui.
dance Of the officers Of the army
Az Acr 10 encourage enl.tmcnts in the Regular
Army.
" BE il enacted by the Senate md House ~ Rfp.
ressHiatiUts Of the United Sfafts Of lim,ica IN
Congress assembled, That, during the continuance
Of tie var With MEXICO tile ttrn, Of the enlist.
mcnt OF the men TO be recruited for the reg iments
OF dfagoons artillery, infantry, and rifienen Of
the present military establishment, shall e dur.
ing The war, or five years, al the op,icn Vi tho
recruit, unless sooner discharged.
"SEc. 2. And be il (art6er enacted. That there
slnll be allowed and paid 10 every ube-bydcd nun
who shall be duly enlisted 10 serve in the artillery
or infdhtTy, for the term OF five years cr during
Tie war, bounty Of Twelve Dollars but the
payment OF six dollars Of The said bounty shall be
deferred until the recrnit shall have joucd tot du.
ty the regiment in Which Ia, is to serve"
1.-THE general supcriutenden,s Of the recruit.
ing service will give ptomp; and all necessary IN.
structlons 10 the recrG ting officers. WHO vii I'M
medlately publish this general order, With the ia
Die Of established rates Of pay agteeably 10 e1is.
ting laws annexed. three times IN two newspapers
N the vicinity of their respective rendezvous.
IllaIhe term Of service will hereafter be, dur
ing the war" rih MEXICO or ior FIVE years as the
recruit may prefer. The blanks now in use will
answer for five vcats' men by writing On m. b,cl,
OF the enlistment, in due form, the required re-
celpt for the advanced bounty: and they viii also
suffice for the new term uuu new blanks can lie
printed lv sub.,itu,i,.g ,Le words " d,,ino ,I,e
war in lie handwritInc of tbe tpcrnIt,rg az
Ger, for The words " five years" rs printed in ,Ls
prcscrlbed oath Of allegiance.
umns 10 he rnuster toIls. and muster and nav
rolls now in use to show The pavments ON accom-,
of Lounfy." In the srs, column will be ebatp.
ed the advanced bopnty M i'll 10 IN. soldier nj The
time Of his enlistment; IN The second The retain.
ed bounty dye him. and which il 10 h. paid after
ioinina lar dpry the regiment in which he il In
serve Recruiting ttIicers will add similar col.
up,,s Ia tho hlapE muster rolls mns,,r and nav
rolls and muster and descriptive rolls &c. ret.
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Died, Al his residence in this county. on the
18th inst AMOS ALEXANDER. in tile 18Th
year Of his nge. lie was an useful and much
respected member Of society and had been for
more than thirty years an elder in the Preshytc
ran church at Sugar creek. where his example
q influence had always been felt in sustaining the
doctrines and practice Of that religion which he
Proiessed. lie was a son Of Ilrz,kiah Alexander
one OF ih" Signors Of the Declaration of lndr pen
denee. which was made 20Ih May, l775. lIo
had distinct recollection Of the Transactions of
tina, day and has len few if any survivors who
participated in the enthusiastic devotion TO civil
aud religious liberty which animated Tho public
mind at that important period.-Cow.
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Va We understand that Lieut. Fremont
has arrived 10 town AID that he la. orJer.
ed Captains Long anl Caldwell 10 parade
lhcir men. Capt. Long viii find IL diff.
cult TO h,ng al his men forward but as
10 Capt. CaidseI's company they will re.
fuse TO obey The question will then a.
rise, when men volunteer have they right
% draw olr when thing. do no, exactly
please thsm
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APPOINTMENTS or THE PREACHERS


81 YHr SurriCNRuliNtCoN
CHARLESTON DISTRICT-SANuEL ". c..
reAs, y T.
William VI Wig tnAu, is the Senior Editor o!
The southern Christian Advocate aud Assis.
tapt Agent Of tie Book Conctrn OF the Meth.
ode, Epreopsl Church, Sonth.
Hugh A. G. Walker. the agent of the Amer
ican Blho Sor,e,Y, and ts AuIi.Iaries IA the
Cli.r'tston q Cumberland, AeIm, " Forster
Trinity, Wbiefoofd Smr,lt Bethel VIM T.
Mouzan. ST James Martin Eady German
MISSION, DAVID Derrick
Rlaek Svamp- Bond English, John 5 Capsrs,
Savannah Mission, Andrew J Green Joseph
Warnock
Wsllerboro- Henry A. Mood, Paul +, Ki.tlet.
Csuhatee and A,brpoo Mission. John Il. Cobutn
7. " McDantet
Orangehurc Robi J Rovd oseood Ctrisrzherg
Cypts. -Peytou 6 Bowman, Hugh r Porter
Pom Pom Mission. Stall nj 7 Taylor.
Cooper Rlycr-Ie VI Llttio
copper River Msston. Thomas T. Leadhettsr.
Beaufort and Prince William Mission, Daniel d.
Cox, } l. Shufod.
Edisto. Jrho.scc and Fcuwiek Islands, Charles
Wilson, X T. Franks,
CokESBURY pl>TRICT-W. AsurEr Ganr.
will Il. r..
Edgeficld- Jlmcs " Wightman, Abnot Erwin.
Cokeslury- Henry BHss, VIM 7. Cnpcu.
Flat Moods Mission. John II Zimmerman.
Observation-Disclosures Ncttlrs, John W. Carlisle.
Pckens-John c. Mcdaniel
Paus Mounl,in- LOWS Scarborough.
Grccnvil William NJ, I've,
GrccnviIle Cirenit-Gcorge W. Moore. One To
be supplied
Union-wm. A NcSw.n. Lark o'Neali.
Lsurens-llugh +. ogburn.
COLUMBIA DISTRICT-NuHots T,LLEr.
r. r.
Columhia-S Samuel I,eard
Barnwcll william {, Kirkland, VIM. Robinson,
Columbia Circuit phantah W Barnes.
Camden S,muc VI Grcrn.
Santec-C Cornelius Mel cod tlcr. Smith.
Sumtcryille-SautHe tuWnseud.
DaIinrton-C Colin NHrrW.an. One to DC supplied
iancsstcr-E d~as5 , tmr
Pleasant Grovc-N Eco. ). Iiatom
Winnsboro' -Cluuaia- II. Putchard, Francis y.
Forster
Mi.sons-w atcreo. James W. wellborn. u, d.
Mcdaniel Cougarcc, William Martin. st.
Matthew'S, Williamson Smith.
WILMINGTON pISTRlCT-CM,'s. Brrrs,
u. f.
Wilmington bcl VI. ChrOtzberg,
Smithrillo Simpson Jones'
Cape Fear Mission, Morgan c. Tuusntine.
Conway boru'- David w. Scale.
Georgetown Henry II, Durant.
Black Rlver-John X Picket. Ono TO he sup.
Black River aud Pee Dec Mission, William H.
Femming John A. Mood.
Msrion-W William Crook Irwin q. A, Gamer.
BlaGen-Alon McCorquodalc, billiard {, Par
sons.
Missions Waccamaw, John A. Minick, A. =.
Martin. Sampit. George W Tallcy S'ntee,
VIM. G. Patterson, Daniel Mcdonald.
FAYETTEVILLE DISTRiGT-J,Mgs STA
cY r. f.
Faycttevllo--W llliam G.. Coancr.
Fayetteville Circut-Solomon w. Dawes
Bcnnettsv lille Marcus A. Mex lbben.
Cheraw Henry A. Bass.
Cheraw INSTRUMENTATION ]. jackson
Chsstcrfeld-W Wesley l., Pegues.
Wadeshoro'-Charles :. Walker, A, c. Stacy.
Rock CHAM onns ]. Simmons.
Albemarle-Thomas w, Postell.
Men,c Joseph Parker, Abram 7. Avant.
Deep River Sampson d. Lacey.
Society Hill Mission Alexander w, Walker.
LINCOLNTON DiSTRICT-ALuERr VI.
Smrr, r.. T..
Charlotte-Paul A MiWilliams, VIM. Barrlnger,
Concord--Jncky NJ Brady,
Lincolnton--T hos 5 Daniel. Michael Robbins,
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THE MECkLgNnuRG COMPANY.


TIE Mh' hLtN ~ ~ COMPANY
We stated 70 our ldst' tll"i 'his coihPa
i"ss "'u 40 '''a ma w "l'Pos'''o'
had assumed the form, which the feso'u
ION. bclu. adap,ed b, the company. would
80. ,4.- /, .,.. b.
,,,a,,,nc
.,''e9, q c'u,'' Il, '''r y r.
'''0e' -
and Ne 'i'u'd thhN That ought ~ satisfy
tie most jealous paftiztu, Tor It was not
10 be eX,ectcd ,hnt au Democrats wo,lJ
-,
W "it''' ''' nc - -'''"'"'e %" give"
lie power OF appointing tie Field Officers
Of the Regiment To the Governor. aud he
h,. e,,,c,.r1 II m m,stcr TINT he
,,.....,, ..,.t,,4......i. ~, 80,
OF the Regiment and lhe character OF The
State /, - uuc, Coy. Graham might
l.,.o .,.,.,,.,ot ,,.l,,,,I,,..t. ..,t,,,
that all would then have been satisfied.
Clearly not. Bot 10 the resolutions.
the Irg,,I,,n,r m the n,,,,rc Of ,bo law
granting $4,000 to tic North Carolina
Regiment OF Volunteers, as gross insult
- ''e o'u"''''' ''f"Pi"s '"e'"' 40 u
crumcr, ana .,ioma Of d,.prace upon IN,
cause Ia Which they are about 10 porll their
lhes, should iteS receive the money
h'@''rfa' ! ha' "e u''d'l' 20 feIe',e =
Ln,Ln,lnb,cl - L,d,y,ded orntn a,nong
de miserable partlsaus who helped To pass
The Jaw, To DC d'''ue1 according F" st'"e'
o,rh nan h,d - ,as.,no The law.
p.J-.y ~, .o r.,,,,J o,,sclyos "a
~ assaa,a,in, NJ -,
,,. yaG,n,7.,,.d and
,t.o ~ .,,,ccial,ny the qualifications of
"a,,,,J, T,alI og;nas. anJ NM, ta,hor ,l,on
march undrr commandor. ,hrust mon rs
aaa,ns, an ON 100 nn,y nns,rnc, onr Gan.
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forkyille--W William c Clarke.
spatianbnrg --Ioserh II Wheeler. Robt Taylor.
Esiherfori--John A Porter,
Kings Mouuiain--P Philip +. Iloyle,
Ca,a~ba-Thomas VI Farrow,
Morg inton--John W Kelly,
LenOir-Mies Pickett
Ira ]. Potter, transferred to the Florida Confer.
euce.
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----.< - .s---
TIE LEGISI.ATIlRE-

This body adjourned On the 18Th IN.
slant We have given in preceding co
lumns the Acts Of public nature. 10
our next We will give the private acts and
resolutions
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TUE NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.

THE NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
We learn from X leigh papers tina, the
Regiment from this Safe il complete and
two companies over, We are pleased at
this because Capt. Il. w. Longs compa.
MS is considered dsbanded aud the Meek
lenburg company will refuse 10 attach
ihemsclse. 10 The Regiment. The follow.
tne = the Companies a. they have been
reported 10 the Governor Of North Caro-
Ina
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-28
United STATES ARMY.

RECRUITING SERvIcE.-W Wanted for the United
States Army, able. bodied men, between the ages
of Is and 80 years, being above feet 3 inches
high, Of good character, and of respectable stand
ing among their fellow citizens. None need ap-
ply TO enter the service, but those who deter.
mined 10 serve the per lod of their enlistment, no.
nesty and faithfully, "durIHg the trar " Nth Nee.
&c., or for the term of five years.
Table Of established Rates Of Pay dgreeGbly TO
,rtstipg IJ,rs
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TIE COUNTY oF FOLK.

\ new County was created AT tho SEES.
sion Of the Legislature, Jn-t adjourned, by
the name Of POLK, IN honor Of that dc.
ceased Patriot, Col. William Polk, whose
memory is CHERISHED with grateful recol.
lection by every friend Of his Country.
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THURSDAY. January 2s, 1917.

Va Our readers will excuse the lean.
ness Of our columns, os it j. Court Week,
and ~ addition, hand in our Office took
II into his head to have " regular spree
this week.
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DIED

In thi' county. on the 23I instant, Mrs o.
LlNlA GREY IN the 18th year of her age.
La lrcdei county, on the lIth instant JOS
EfH SMITH, infant son Joseph e. aud Julia
4. Simohton, aged year months 2 days.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-28
u. 5. SENATOR FROM VIRGINIA.

Il. NJ. T. Hunter, Esq. has been elect.
cd L. ). Senator from Virginia, rice Mr..
Archer, whose term expires an 49, Of
March next. Mr.. II. was elected hy the
combined vote Of the Calhoun men aud The
Wings.
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MARRIED

In CAbarrus county on the 2isl instant. BY the
hes. ID. 4. Prnicb, Mt WELLINGTON YATES
10 Mise CRlSlDl daughter Of Elias McCleIland
Eel We acknowledge Fse.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-28

ET Duncan X. MacRae, E,q., q Raj.
eigh has been re.appoinled United States
Attorney Tor the Disrict Of North Carolina.
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a0 The Clbafrus Company will be
mustered into service to-day by Lieut..
Fremont.
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COTTON.-O Our receipts have been large dur.
ing the week, prices remain at our last weeks
quotations-say from g TO % Choice trac
lion higher.
Our market is well supplied with Salt, which
: nov sold al Fl par sack Camden JoarHaL
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The Marl,ets.
FAYElrEyII.IE JAXr,ny !,
REMARKS

COTTON sells at 10 to 10 Z CORN soto
60. FLOUR q to }. OATS SOTO 81 FLAX.
SEED c. 10 81. PEAS 30 TO 90. For o,her
Produce and Goods see quotaIion'.-F Fayetteville
OJserrer.
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route shorIl, : Stranger things than this
have haPpened-and will happen again.
~. J. Coar. and Eaq.
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10 bring that War to a speedy termination.
And,
Whereas, II is desrans TO secure the
immediate comluft aud support Of HE Sol.
diers, who may volunteer ia this State
Therefore.
Resoirrd, That the sum Of Ten Thous.
aud Dollars be, and the same is hereby
appropriated, out of any monies in the
State Treasury, for the purpose OF G..
quippIng, aud paying the expenses to
Wilmington aud Charlotte, of the Reg.
incnt Of Volunteers requested of this
State, by The President Of the United
States and that The amount be placed a,
the disposal Of the Governor To he placed
by HIM at different poiuts Of the State,
most convenient for Ihc purposes herein
specified"
A meeting was held, as We understand,
on Tuesday last, 10 approve Of the course
Of the Mecklenburg Volunteers. We were
not present, but we shall notice il in our
next, as we understand we are requested
TO publish the proceedings.
We have not time 10 pursue the subject
further al this time.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-28

pr Late accounts from Mexico State
that Gen. Santa Anna has been elected
President ADD g mcz fanas Wee Presi.
dent of Mckee.
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COLUMBIA. JANUARY IL

During the past week, there has
been fair supply in the market from wagons,
considering the bad weather, which has met
with ready sale at 9 to l0i cents Yesterday,
the article was difficult 10 buy at these prices,
aud slight improvement MAS perceptablO. But
littlp selling from warehouses
SALT.--The supply il abundant, a, reduced
prlces-say 81 Gli per sack
FLOUR.-.Denand limited-.no change in
prices.
CORN In demand a; IS to GO cents
No change in other articles = Itmperance ID.
r0cdte.