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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-13
Notice bal iIle Ln.lien.

Those that initiate Ur. Townseuds Sarsaparia have
Invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Fsalss
&C.. DC, and have copied bills aud circulars which
relates to the complaints Of women, word for word
other who put up medicine have, since the great
success Of Dr. TOwnseAds Sarsaparia in complaints ia
cdent to females recommended theirs although Viousy
they did not number Of these mixtures Pills, &c,
Injurious to females they aggravats disease, and
undermine the constitution. Dr. Townsends is the only
and best remedy for the numerous female compaints-
rarely If ever fails Of effectng permanent Ii
be taken by the delicate females in any case
by those expecting become mothers, with the
greatest advantages it prepares the system and
prevents pain or danger and strengthens both mother
and child Be careful 10 get the genuine.
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The Hibernia arrived al Boston on
Saturday morning last. There have been
additional failures in England Of startling
magnitude previous TO November 81; since
then the money market has been easier.
The Bank. of England has reduced The
rate Of interest to q per cent.
Trade in the Manufacturing Districts is
improving. The Bank oc England holds
ten millions Of specie. Every thing com.
mcrcialIy is looking better. Markets, how.
ever, generally depressed.
/ The difficulties in Switzerland have been
amicablv adjusted. Lucerne surrendered
To The Federal army. The Sunderland
was Dissolved, and the Jesuls will be driv.
en- out.
llaly is becoming ,rsnqniiz-d. Ire
land is in an awful condition. Parliament
is engaged upon financial affairs. The
Royal Bank Of Liverpool has resumed
payment.
CoTToN Alabama ord. to Mid. 81
and 4 Mobile, 81 and AZ. There was
a slight improvement before The arrival Of
the Caledonia, with Ha,,ering accounts oi
the new crop, wien prices recedcd !
Canal Flour 90 and 20; Philad-l phia
and Baltimore 20 and % 6; New Orlean,
and Ohio 20 and 81 Wheat aud 81
Corn meal ! 5 and 1916. American Gra,t
and Produce much depressed.
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After the defelt sf Nh. Clay IN 1874,
he hoped lha, he would not consent ngain
q haze nis name presented 10 the country
bur the Pfesidency-nor are We cef'ain
HAT he will consent, yet We hnd large
majority of the Wings anxious 10 present
his name again. Mr. Clay has not more
\ voted admiser than we are, yet alter his
s,l defeat, after years Of devotion to his
Eoua,sy, TO bo sci a,dc for James h
bols. a mau in great degree unknown,
he desired not 10 see him before The peo.
bic gaia for their aitirages. We consId.
er that tbs Presidency could not add one
sis to hi. character, for his name spread
|p,er tho length and breadth Of lla land q.
L statesman ~ho has few equals aud no
.an.riof. Bu, az our friends think thai
The coua,ry IN hof present perilous ener.
peac, can lie benefited by hrs great abll.
|,iia.. should ha receive the nomination bs
|ihs Wing Naiiaaal Convention, which
will shortly assons.e, se Of course vii
|end our fscblo sd TO endea9or 10 elevate
hlm 10 the char OF State. Although Mi
|Clay'. name is coupled With defeat yc, ne
tsshanor LIurs his lair fame. As Arls
nacs, The risi, WAS banishsd by tho An
r,rni., and then recalled 80 llenry Clay
sho has been excluded from the Pes,
leuey bv pscjud,ce, may still be elevated
. the highest office IN the gilI Of ih'
people.
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Dirficnliy In ai.c Army.

Every friend TO the honor of our army
will regret to learn tina, u difficulty has
sprung up which led To The arrest by the
Commander-in.C Chief Of three prominent
officers. The situation ot The army, be.
Ing in an enemy's capital, renders strict
discipline necessary 10 its preservation /;
and however much such a step is to be re.
GREETED NO have no doubt when all the
facts are known, that the course Of Gen.
Scott viii he approved by the country at
large. Nothing VIZ believe could have in.
ducod such course but the good Of the
army.
Snce the above was written, we have
seen letter from the correspondent, Of the
n. o. Data, which states that tho difficult.
~ has grown out Of "who shall be the
hero Of this wat" He further states tina,
II the whole matter was invested by a
Court Martial tho result would develope
sisie Of Affairs our people little expect To
exi. ll.rc, and have no doubt, cool ,heiI
srdor for ele,aiing 10 prominent office,
5 Military Chieilains.
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Honor 10 whom Honor.

All have been wiling TO accord TO Gen.
Scott coasummaie skill in managing the
division of the Army under his immediate
presence and leading it on 10 victory.
Gen. Shields while IN Augusta, Ga. Is said
10 have paid him high compliment, but
certainly col undcser,ed. liz stated iha,
" although he catered the army prrIud .ced
against him. ic considered hi'n. alter has
experience under his command, as having
40 living superior IN The qualities OF a
great commander.
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Quite Acceptable.

Some Of thu troops Who arrived at the
civ Of Netico under Gen. Patterson vas
o1,tic,eI IN the Convent Of S IN Domingo,
and coming across an old desk and turning II
oycr,scy discovered that /, contained some
els 900 IN silver and gold. THIS led 10
further search, when large quantity Of
clothing and ammunition was fund Va
one OF The celia, which was removed 10 Ne
department.
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Gen. Taylor.

Resolutions have passed both branches
Of The Alabama Legislature inviting Gen.
TAYLOR TO visit that State and rendering
h,m it. hospilalties. The Montgomery
Journal states there is a iumor there that
Gen. Tsy lor Nil pass through that State
on hi, way tc Wa-hin:tuu. IL the should
pto,e true. !, further remarks, here will
be such an uprising among the people 10
greet the glorious veteran as The wore
has never witnessed.
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PALMETTO REGIMENT RETURNING
HOME

We are pleased 10 learn, rs we do from
mos, reliable authority, that Governor
Johnson has received intelligence from The
Secretary of War iha, tho remnant Of thi.
brave and devoied Regiment viii bo i'm.
medla'ely discharged, and ,h G'~.- and
the friends Of the survivors will haze The
satisfaction Of greeting their return home
abou, The first Of February next Green.
riHe Mountaincer.
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Counterfeit Treasury Notes Of the de
nomination Of s400 and $500 have been
discovered. The S400 note was presented
TO a broker IN Mobile, who suspeciing i, 10
be spurious. attempted TO have the man ar.
rested, bu, he escaped. Several notes oil
The above denomination we're presented TO
other brokers by the same man, each with
\ d,fiefcni endorsement. hut none was pass.
ed. The $500 uo,e Was received in New
Yok from Nashville. The 500 nola Is
printed on cosr.er and darker paper than
the geuu ne, and the engroven Is also
,n'rfor. The I'D figures winch are PRINT.
cd IN The body OF tie b Ii arc solid. and moi
composed oi i,e, OF lace.Hoik, Ike The
figures 10 the true bll. Tue $500 note
beafs no resemblance TO the genuine.
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or Tie Wing member. Of the Virgin
ia Legislature held meeting, and adopted
resolution expressing tho op'nion mat
Gen. u rrhary Fay lor Will he a most ac'
eeu;able candidate to the people Of Virgin.
O., rot The Presidency, and that lie Will 70
cet,s f,ua them must Jealous aud eih,enl
support" As the Wings Of Virginia vii
send u .legs,e. 10 the National C0uSen'
,,n, hey aill support the nominee.
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Speaker Winthrop-ig

A ssta ls,ely given by Nf. Win'hfop
has brought him under the charge Of hav.
Jog given a victory to The abolit'onisis over
the South. The question was on laying
ps,,,on 10 abolish The slave trade ~ ths
lp,tfict of Columbia on the table their
BIN. ,is Mr.. W,nlhrop voted IN The neg
alive. We have no mean. of knowing The
lnla tea sons why Mr.. Winthrop gave 'h's
vote. bal us have M doubt If thsy we're
known they would prove satisfactory 10
even Southern m.n. This opinion Ne have
fvrnsd Of Mr.. Winthrop from The Tact
thai correspondence took place between
| h.m and Mr.. Pafrey before tho election
| Tor Speaker, 10 which The latter wished
M. Winthrop to state how &c intended TO
constitute the committee of Foteign Rela.
tan., on rerriiosics and on Tho Judiciary,
| before he could vote Tor him Tor Speaker.
Toihis letter Mr.. Winthrop gave the iol.
loslog reply:
WuatSoroS. Cotsal>'s llorEu,
lice 5. lSl1
Dsls slH; Your letter OF 10 day has this mo.
msnl bscn hsrd,d 10 me
! am gsratlr obliged Ny the disposition you or
pt. T. 10 al IN placing .ns 10 tao char OF the
| Ilssss Of Representatives" bst must be ret.
ieeils candid 10 saying to yeu. thai IL ns - &c
. 81. 4 Igt "a Al uleHgFH
+ of sAy sort.
hare not soux' The place, have solicited
70 msn'. voc. A. nee,lng Of th. W biz hoy
sa 81 The llonss is., evenings unre..nt.y va.
ever, bstve. ttst you .FaWbir r.aJiusie tef
is'maiiy honnssys accepted the nrrnination.
sfsaseFpsss uniformly said to oil 40 have N.
/ qllied ~ me. that my policy in organizing the
House must 10 sought for ~ my seasfal eontae.
,ad eh,fae,er a. Pnbl,c man
have hecn for seven years uiembct of Con. 4
ffes from our common State Of Massachusetts
= Ny ,o,es ARE on record Ny speeches arc in .
pnt lfihey have M, been such - to inspire
tsbhsenee 10 my ecat,~. nothing that could
81 up for the occasion, IN the shape OF pledges
OF declarations Of pofpesr, ought TO do 30.
stIll les. could | ieol il consistent with my
ON honor. sficr having received ard accepted
general nomination, and ja', on tho eve Of tho
'efunn 70 ifamr snswefs to sPeoihc questions,
mas thesc which you have proposed, TO icw
gentlemen, a. you tuggesi, aud to DO wiihheld
Ion the gfeai body OF The Wings
peoply, therefore. as should regret 10 lose
.he Distinction which the Wing. IN Congress
hsse ohared to me. aud through me TO New Eng
md iot want of tie aid Of a Massachusetts, vote, /
must yet respectfully decline any more direct
''fy 10 the iatefogaiories which your letter
Contains
remain, with every sentiment OF personal es. +
'sen, your friend and servant,
ROBERT c. WINTHROP. I
lion &. PALrREY. &c. &c.
We think that this letter oush, to salts.
y an. reasonable man, that We Of the /
Soath have nothing TO fear from Mr.. Win.
'afop' although there may be some cir
'a'nsiances 10 his course which we cannot
explain.
w The following nominations have
'eeo made o tbs Senate by the President.
VIZ Nns'er,a chm, JEFFERSON DAVIS
s,aWgcio Nsples, VI. Rowan; Charge 10
'1fcnis, d.. Nius.
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List of Letters

HI EMAINlNti in the Post Office a, Charlotte
III on the Is, Of January, lsis.
AVN Adison and W m. Johnson. Joel AZ
ander, John W. Auton, William Andersn", JONI
d. Adams. oil
BIS NJ Boaz 2. WIN. Back 2, '."o" D'@e"'
Mrs Ataminta Barry. Oscar l,,..ea'. e.,
C-Josepb c. Cams p.asrd OK Mrs. Ma'e''
caaL H.. ,nn c...pbell. D. Coleman, Mrs NJ.
n - lie /. Coz. Mrs. Martha A. Cald.
IN TIsmas D. Caps, Rev II. b. Cunningham.
p.J phn S DAVIS, Andrew Dunn, +. c. David.
son. John W. Dcshazr, Robert a. Davis.
E-w. Evan, Montgomery Evns, Mathew
Edwards.
G-Ma,his Gibson, John Camewel.
H-James Harry. Miss Margt. A. i'olbronk $
Mrs d. Ilcud rson, Mrs Mary A. Henderson
John Hewcii, J. J. Hayden, Elan Hunter. Ihn.
mas Hodge. John Hu'son, Miss Ann T. tlait'
pis S S%t'i"M M! Nh En-. ' Goa :''''''"' '
Thomas T, Johnston.
XIV William Kerr, Jas. NJ Kerr. Us. Kelly 2.
l.-Georgc l. 'ckSo,d, Mss Sarah Licky, c.
Y. L-mot'e.
M-Jamc. Mason. Moses Martin ., Miss Mary
Met omb., J,hu Morgan. Mrs. Nancy Mcl.ure,
Mrs. Marst. McGinnis, c. Thomas Mason. VIM.
W. McCr5a.
N-Ilopkins Nolcn.
O-Jcrry OI.eary.
P-Thonas Price .. Leonard Prird, Miss Sa
r,h J. Parks, Geo. ID. Piikn, John W. Potts Ira
Parks.
Q-Cyrus Query.
R-Dr. Jos. W. Ross, David Robson, John
Robinson.
S-Mrs. Jane Spears. Daniel Simmons, Asa
Siephcns, Caswsll G. Steward, VIM Simmons, +.
C. Steward. Joseph Smith, James W. Scott, Sam.
uel Slandlan.
flames G.. florence Charles Tailor, Amz'
C. Thompson. Mrs Terrence.
W-Thcs. c, Woods, Miss Mary A, Walls,
Mrs. Jane &. NJ. Wellington, Calvin Weir. Pat.
rick A. Weathcrford, VIM. A. Wilhe,spoon. Miss
Mary j. Wilson, Jesse Waits.
3r ALEX. BEATTY, p. NJ
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Charlotte and Sonth Carolina
Rail Road Company.

n MEETING Of tho Sa5scrihsry OF the Char
GA lotto and South Carol1s Rail Road Com.
pany. vii, take place on THURSDAY. the 18Th
January nelt, al Chos,erriic. TO ds,orminn on
tho route Of the Road. A fU!i attendance Of tn,
Stockholders is Desired. A meeting Of tho Di.
feetor will also take place. at the sumo iima.
Py order Of the Ro,rJ of Directors
EDWARD G.. PALMER,
President VI tho {. & 5. {. x. Il co.
Dee. 81 10
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rnHrIntfF:
THURSDAY, January q, isi7.
Vhjg Convention.

Asa large number &c Wings viii be in
avn on Saturday next, the 9Th inst, We
ospea i, as a proper time for holding a
Wing meeting 10 appoint Delegates to al
cod Tie Wing Convention for nominating
candidate for Gsyernsr.
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STATE or NORTH.CAROLINA,

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC
tober ltrm, ls47.
JOS II. Wilson and VIM. John
snn, Executors ofWm Carson,
deed, 10 the use OF John 5. q, +, {, sph
MEANS jet real estate
John McCord and others. heirs
al law Of VIM. McCord, deed
srr appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
Il tina, James McCoid, William /. McCord, and
Andrew j. McCord, reside beyond the limits OF
this State IL is therefore Ordered that publication
be made for six weeks in the Charlotte Journal,
notifying the said non.resiLents TO be aud appear
al our next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
TO he held for the county OF Meoklenburs, at the
Court house in Charlotte, on the 4th Monday IN
January mex, then and there 10 pcai 10 issue, or
Judgment viii be rendered against them
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk of our said Court
a, office, the 4,h Monday in October, rnd IN tue
12d year Of our Independence, a, D. lel"
b. OATES, C ME-.
Dec.9 Printers Fee Sj.624. 10
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Court of Pleas and Quarter Session, Os-
fober Term, lS41.
C. w May Petition G,r P,rti.
IL. l..
William T. Watson, James ,a,a ofs,ls. wat
uer, and Grace his wife.
Z T appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court,
a that William r. Watson, James Watson, and
Grace who nlermarried with Allen Nj Gunner,
defendants in this case reside beyond the limits OF
this State, II is therefore ordered by the Court
tha, publication be made for SIX weeks IN the
Charlotte Journal, notifying the SAID deienoants
to be and appear at the next Court OF fleas ana
Quarter Sessions TO be held for the County OF u
ion at the Courthouse in Monroe, on tue nrs'
Monday of January next, then and thee to Plead
snswer or demur, to Plaintiffs petition or the
same will be heard ex parte as to them' ana )uog-
ment rendered accordingly
Witness. Hugh Stewart, CLERK OF our sai9
Conr,, at office, the Is, Monday Of October, ana
!, ,hs -aa year of orr Independence. A. D.. le47.
nuGH STEWART, c. Q. Z.
Mar -. P,iater's Fee SIS, ssa
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A Church to Build.

TENH undersigned Commissioners will receISs
IL sealed proposals until the 10Th day OF Jau
uary. Is4S for building CEUaoH =, ff.''f-
sons Old Chursh on the main road leading from
Charlotte to Camden and about a miles from the
former place The Church 10 he Of the following
dimensions, viz: 80 feet long by 30 feet wide and
% DO o feet from The sills TO the plates. 10 con
tain doors and - sightesn light windows below
The gallery. and : nino.ligbt windows above tho
gaasrv, aud gallery thu whole length OF each
side and across one end of the house the width
of tie gallery TO be feet, the front OF which -
10 he anilaL u fest and inches. Stairs 10 gai-
lsry Tie whole house TO be ceiled by the side
walls, ends and overhead The house to be floor.
cd A pulpit and an altar 10 square feet, neatly
ba nstereG and shutters fer the windows, 30 seats
/! feet long and q seats feet long. Every ma
leiial necessary for the construction of said build
ing will he furnished By the Commissioners on
the ground, together with the sash for windows.
The above work must be done in neat and work
manlke manner, and the building completed In
six months irUm tho time the contract is made.
G. D. BECHHAM, 9
w. $. STEPHENSON,
". q. PHILIPS,
JAS. VI. DAVIS,
AND. R. CULP,
WA A. ARDREY. ;
Pleasant VALLEY p. Q. Lancaster DIS. s. c.
December ., 1877. ~
/ SJeff5rson requested TO COPY,
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MAI RED

MARRIED
II ih. county. on the % Il ult.. hy tho Rev
/. " Freeman. Mr.. JAMES CUNNINGHAM
to Mise MARY J. REA.
IL never WIS dccreed
Tina, man shoud he alone
Nor by selfish cehbaie
Was happiness ser known.
To make mans Joy complete.
To finish tia, begun,
iva. wisely ordered d" Man mate"
And that " they twain DO one"
Married. in Cabarrns county, on the 4th uli
hy the Rev. VIM. Bsrringer. MIR SAMUEL w
BLACK. To Miss LYDIA CAROLINE, dlush
Ter Of DR. John MsEachern
May life TO them Eiysiss lie.
From every care and sorrow free
MAY heaven bless thcm-be ter FREUD
Aud not with life It's blessing, end. a.rS
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"Southsrn Safes nuh Northern Prin.
ciPles. They have had SNOW an the Car.
olinas and Georgia in adrance Of the
North.
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TEXAS.

DR.. Miller has been elected Governor
Of Texas by very nearly four hundred votes
over his competitor.
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~, u.c,'S, o,L Sci. Fs. TO subject real
heirs at Law OF VIM. Nc,
Cord, deed.
TIT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court.
- that James McCord. William +, McCord, and
Andrew J. McCord, reside beyond the limits Of
the State, II is therefore Ordered, that publication
be made SIX weeks in the Charlotte Journal, noti-
tying the said non.rcsidents 10 be and appear at
our next Court Peas and Quarter Sessions, 10 be
he'd for the county of Mecklenbnrg, at the Court.
house in Charlotte, on the 4th Monday in Jar'y.
next. and then and there plead 10 issue, or judg
mcnt will be rendered against them.
Witness. Brsly Oates, Clerk of our said Conr,,
n, Office, the 9Th Monday in October. and in the
I'D year of our Independence. a. d. lei7,
b. OATES, c. N. f..
Deco. Printers Fec s562t. us
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rsny Me,'ord
John NcCord and others, Petition for Dover.
heirs at law Of WIN. Nc
Cord. deed
srT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
=. that James McCord. WIN. F. McCord and A.
j. McCord, reside beyond the limit. of this State,
1t is therefore Ordered. that publication be made
SIX weeks in the Charlotte Journal, notifying the
said non.residents TO be and appear at the next
Court of Pleas and q larter Sessions, 10 be held
for the county Of Mecklenburg, at the Court.
House in Charlotte, on the ith Monday in Janu
airy next, then and there To answer 10 plamnh's
demand, or judgment pro coniesso will be enter
ed az TO them.
Wi,ress, Bray Oates. Clerk Of our said Court,
At Office, the 4th Monday in October and in the
7ai year OF our independents. A. y ls47.
H. OATES, CIV c.
Dec. Q. Printers Fee SIS 62! rs
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Writing. Arithmetic, English Grammar, =
and Geography, per ssss. Of ) months. (
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy
Rhetoric. Logic, &c,
Latin and Greek Languages, ~
December 80, lSi7 II.
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PERTINENT SCHOOL,

ALEXANDR RAMA cADEMY.
Neckienburg county, n. c., 10 miles North Of
Charlotte.
5. y. WHARTON, PRiSciPAL.
REV. H. 8. CUNNINGHAM, REcroR.
VESHE fifth Session of this Institution will
IL commence on the first Monday in January
next, under the superintendencs of the above gen
tlemen The course of studies adopted is such
as TO prepare pupils for admission to the Junior
Glass in any of our Colleges. Its location is as
pleasant and healthy, and as far removed from
all of dissipation, as any IN this section OF
the State,
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rur yrro roweH our.voTEE.

ya., wa.a day 10 be remembered
!, annais Of the House OF Reptesen.
ialiycs. BY signal eyet,ion OF political
independence, by an assertion of Lcgisla.
49, -.,ta.,u, oPuut, .outvuineu anu ue'
fed by the Executive. in the matter of the
Improvement the Like and River Nav.
isa,ion Of Ilf West, the House has done
Itself uadsins honor. By the vote upon
tho proposition introduced by Mr.. Went.
worth, Of Illinois, affirming prime pies di.
reclly adverse 10 those of the late and
preceding Veto Messages Of the Pfesi.
dent the House has recognised The true
theory of our Go,etnment--and, We had
like to have said, has re.estsbished the
Constitution Of the United States. The
greatness nj the majority (bcins about
thirty voiss more than two.thirds vote
is mos, gratifying because II assures the
country that the policy OF Internal In
pro,ement is, so far as the popular branch
Of Congress is concerned, hey nd the reach
of the Veto's deadly fang.
Honor TO the House Of Representatives,
say National Iateiisencer.
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COOP.

COOP.
When is chickens neck like bell
When :, - rBns Tor dinner.
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Terms.
Tuition.

Boarding, including washing fuel and sc 90
lights, per month,
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GEN. taylor AND THE PRESIDENCY

GEN. TAYLOR AND Tue PRESIDENCY
A Washington letter, to the New.YorA
Express says: al have this day seen let.
ter, jus, received from one Of Cen Tay'
lor's confidential friends in Louisiana, IN
which, quoting General T., no says he
will not withdraw his name from the nom''
nation, it has already received, either IN
favor Of Henry Clay or any body else.
The nomination made, he regards as from
the people, aud though IN his judgment
there are many persons more competed,
than himself 20, this high office, aud all
are a, full liberty TO vote Tor such in pre-
ference to himself, he feels himself com
miiled iorcmain candidate for the Pres''
drncy."
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|, w The following nominations have
'eeo made o Tbs Senate by the President,
EW Minister 10 Chm JEFFERSON DAVIS
ssaWeeio Naples, VI, Rowan; Charge 10
''fcuial d.. Nius.
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). Of Arkansas, participated 10 tho de.
~ The latter moved to ley the sub
1, an the table; hut the motion was MT
IA on when the House adjourned.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-06
STATE or NORTH. CAROLINA,

UNION COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session, o.
fober Term, lS41.