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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
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extending iioM bal'hoFe = ~ LOUIS Mo. IN STRUNG
point oeih9 In ms cry Whete t'e message was received
a - mnutes before clock' py Government Express
iron W ashlngon am BY horse express IRON me N un
Glare Depot to The telegraph "uilce IN me EXhange-
Messs- Reddish and Hongh, q Phli3dephla connected
wi the O'Eey line, having been detailed FIR the most
important part Of the duty to be pertorned that Of writ
ing the entire documfntl n Ba nore, commenced lhol
arduous task on Tuesday shortly after It's receipt ana at
few minutes before 2o'cock yesterday afternoon finish
ed their almost Hercueln nnderakIng-at which hour
the gnanre OF James X. Pok and the Washington date
Were written as plainly and iagby as the caPun had
been, n hours previously The two operators were ~
work, relieving each other occasionally, dining the en-
tire time, with the exception " couple othours yeser
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

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NJ TIM .,,i ,;,.;,r i;N;.; tiL a,,i,s NH, yitb,,,
III L~.l, rcr surss u H., d,,,t tIbsr, , s,isrA \
Lnonntiye Win : rend onJ a'i me o,r--borns, d,
b,,ss5 anI tantad an5 ne, rs st,njs r-Jv u ch,l-
le, hsaorl,,sa and Greet his admiration and wonder
INA tn.ri. steon, i anr5ed-the train noyas-on aud
III Il roes-lt i out III Southland tle hrholer excited
be,yilIeral and anaza. finds himself excl innr. the
rajlr5sdis M greatest imnr,yement ofAe are -ai
other ilupr veuen,s fr Tie moment sink intn insiyif
caacn. The .r,aheadaveness' Of the Anglo Saxon is
aroused anl be does not ssop ID enquire fa i right
Ii requires we'll balanced and utjlilarn turn Of mind to
hr M the SDacatDr back IL lis prlprey and eduanimy
Hundreds Of intelligent persons ma the spectacle any
after day, without once advoGng % The expensive agents
Y Involves and destructive elements constantly A work
to produce It, and without once rejecting MAT the loco
motive with rs bright and expansive inngs.'s slnll
whistle, strong and loud breatAngS, tlNe thin1 oi n,
winch ai;racS our wonder and admiration to-day, may
tomorrow be shapeicss mass iha n lhr vcls~iudeS
70 which THIS hlgh effort OF man is more than any "her
q His worK liable, II may Tet"fA from rs l"cketlke
caetr' broken DOWN ana tAAaus ~ al l'caIrtS Wllh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 9Th, lS4S.
HOUSE OF DEL FGATE.S.


TIE Speaker announced the FLOWING standing con-
mt ec~:
"a Pr,rt4cs N Elections --NIcssrs Wood. Vaughan.
Watson Pgnai'l Thompson Of Jefrson Barbour, Booth
Toa.lin aad Snttf NJ
Oh Courts W ,I.sicc-Me-srs. Muncura Of Saffrd.
Floyd, Scott, Clab ne, Stroher. jones' May, Frrgu-
s,n. Irving ot Cn'ab rland, Vaughan Paxton, Worth
ngton ana Faulkner.
On Schools ard CoUcgcs-Messrs. White. Coleman.
Burw,ll, Ww'on, Hart, George. Dorman. Sheppard,
Howard Of w. Arnett, Smith, Newman and Beard.
On Propositions and Grievances Nessrs. Jones.
Major Michel, lliner, Peow, Cooke, Grassy, Carroll,
Lai iley. Nlck McCue Mcdonald and Aston.
On C'aims-M ssrs. Powell, Cheatham, Welton.
Harris, Harrison If r.. Fugate, Clndnnn, Allen. Card
well, Howser Thomas Ptran and Moore.
On Ronis aud Internal Navigation -Nlessrs Floyd.
Layne IF Allegheny, IUwoes, Thompson Of b. Wills.
Paxton, Pits, Conway, Ycrby Boisseau, Price, Rives
and Symc.
aaacc-NIessrs sovalr, strother, Martz, Pitts.
Cooke Niavo, Herbert, Smith and Sydnor.
Oh ne Penii1ntimy -Ncssrs. Berne Of NJ, Lancas-
belt
Oh Ersrtiiyc Expenditures Messrs Barbour, Per
row. Harrison Of -. Edwards, Mullins Weon and
iaidev.
70 Esta:ne Is, 8udHor's Oqce-Messrs. Lacy,
Bailey. liarrer. Griffin. Tauzey, 6 fl and Fairfax
10 Erlati.c ~ auditors office. -hIesss. Hie,t,
Wallace, M'Ciung, Rector Harvey, Cackley and Nj
cho-on.
10 irGHu3 C'CfhS CfICe-NleSsrS BaSSeil, ClOp-
ton, CulIius, Webb Moncure of c., Barnett and Gus.
tin
To Examine Register, Ofce-NIessrs. Butt. Fin
ney, Lane If Ice, Kyle, Macn Of b., Byne Of Lewis
aha Dc Camps.
To E&aln.ac Tieas,ner's Office -Nessrs. Segar. Bo-
yers Thompson If -, Masse, irving ofC., By and
H4yIsonut Prince William.
40 Examine HaaRs fPubic OGcas-Messrs.T Thorn
as IhHpps u y. 81 Harris, Still nan, llargrave, Boyd
and Martz.
10 f,caaiao PuJl;c Library Messrs Faulkner, Tom
lin, Lacy, Coleman, DAlacuu, Rives and Harrison Of
L.
on agriculture. Sc.-Messrs. Herbert Darracott,
Fdmunuson Hart, Gueuant, Mitchell, Byrd. Edwards,
Clarke. Beard, Butt: Harrison Of g.. and Harvey.
On EIuoild LWs-AIessr5. StilIman, Buyers, Cooper,
M2cn Of B.. kby. Bailey and Collins.
On l.metjc lgyluDs- Nessrs. VERIFY, Boykn .Clnp-
toll, Nichylson Howard utJ. c., Shelly and Robin
son.
On Bml;s-NTe-srs Conway Srmp, Robinson, Wills,
Powell, Mayo Mfjor, Segar, Putnam, Harrison Of L..
and Boykin.
Oh Tra1, and Mechanic ,4ts-NIessrs Layne Of
e. Ge,ree Clendenin Sib IT, Macn of G., BurdeIt,
Boak, Boswell, Lancaster, Chatham and Wills.
On .iIjtit La,cs- Nle~srs. Dornan. Guerrant, Bus
well, Townes. Aieu, Robinson end White
W PnJHc ,2.nay -Me~srs Sheppard, Howard off,.
Hiner, Cowper, Harper, Basye Rector. Edmondson.
Thomas, Massey, hLby, Gu5.ln and McCue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

alarming State Of Affairs on the Continent OF
Europe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

/ CRUELTY on THE EMPEROR OF.4USTRL3
I'D THE CITIZENS OFFTEN.N.l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

INCREASED nlFFlCULTY BETWEEN THE
KING OF PRUSSIA AND THEASSEMBLY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

zoo LBS. WOOL ROLLS,
Jj}E5 1900 ~. nice WOOL, Or hand bargain VII
be o-E.red 70 close LACY $ GARLAND.
NOV cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

TO CONTR4C1 ORS.
Z t.have ~ uanj, suitable ior Contractors,
w 1928 l1S. Cast Steel. assorted size.
1000 Feet Patent S-fay -Fuse.
lo,1JJ ri l.und, 81 lare ana Bar IRON, well as-
sur,rd
l5,Oo0 ihs Western Bacon. prime quality,
E.z=a Rowland" oAUvels,
ALSO.
4 Ut If Crow Bars S,5l-rs Mould ana Rome.
S-Pt. ISIS HcC0RkIE & SIMPSON.
SUPERIOR LAMP O'E4--Tlst received. = supply =
= 1st ,r.itsr ti-.le5 LAMP OIL Warranted Ire ior
lrbv JDHN n ~ENy
->oNt Druggist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

.zrrirsg Of ire Esrisnan5u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

UrP E,LAsTEfl--lU TONS LUMP PLASTER
! ,f-r LII II GEO. DAGDY.
Oct IG-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

FOREIGN 1T TELLTGENCE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
.Snn.rE9- E.csifes. go. "a.

.S.tNeTs8, sGsIGE5, AIEAs, &C.
WE call ihe attention Of THE Ladies to stock q mate
w rias FIJI Ne.s. Clocks, Sacks, such as SAX Me-
linos Fr.ees tia,s, Sc OF every style and variety
v re M rls le e fine embroidered Co7ks and SarkS, at
reduced prices. PLIl-lto : ; Il''L-L-4'-
w. 6-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
EEEcs, TL.U.sgrAY 5EoEsNENe DEeEEsEsE!zs u Is a.

'TAe Rights Of the States States"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14
ElE.,rsz Eat.asS CE0nfES

Tg'HE attention tlc Ladies is requested 20 siocl, d
Fall anal inter Dress Good. which will be 1nnd large
1nl comprise almost every article il the fashionable and
fancy vay. PETERS & STIGLER.
NV G-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

BosreS. Dec. Go, P. ~
HE Canard steamer Britannia was teleIIaph-d ol1
q 81 tbs maraag. after pr9traced voyage of more
th-aI2 days. she SAILED from Liverpool Oh the 18th
ot,"Hd 9acaauier+l heavy stress Of weather. Upm
thu lax otter sailing Commercial confidence prevailed
throughout Great Britain. Sill Transactions III produce
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

El+-5 IS CtHa = sfee6s Z t1GSs
Ty-E arn wtnrng 10000 BUSHELS OF GOO
Wv WHITE WHENf, tJr which the highest mar,
price Ill be paid in cash.
HURT s PRESTON.
September its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

bales heavy negro blankets,
31 us lna Llaarhal cY-.aus,
TOPS heavy Az ticain~,
81 s'd.- (goaj) sole leather,
l. sla- g-T bArges EAit aha Rose. FIR safe nv
or li-.- GEO. BAGBY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-14

szl.Fsg9Ea E3T7S.
yEyE SUBSC BirS have on hand very large stuck If
superior Aiackina>r, Y hituey, London, Dulcld and
iNil,I l-t1et, ..- u b syid much lower than usu-
t. can all iee before purchasing.
Nov Cts PETERS s, STTGLER.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03

The Treasury biunder turns GU. to be
much larger 10 amount than was stated.
but the balance, or excess, is claimed II
be 10 favor Of the Treasury, aud will re.
duce the amount Of the proposed Loan &c.
cordlngly.
Some Of the most intellgen, members Of
The House, however. regard the estimates
as erroneous, and This simply through ar
expenditure far beyond the estimates. BY
looking over the public documents you will
see that the principals have cut down the
necessary estimates nearly one half
when new Congress meets il becomes
necessary to make appropriations 10 meet
deficiencies. and hence the errors Of the
last years estimate.
II isa strange blunder, ,ha, sG,9l5,.
61o. The Acting Chief puts it down
upon the subordinate, whereas he should
have certainly known, within seven mil.
lions Of dollars what were the actual ex.
pendi,ures Of the Government. It's Ger.
iainly gratifying that the Loan will be re
duced. bu, the full amount asked all be.
heve will he necessary % relieve the
Treasury fromits actual state Of Indebted.
ness.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
IMPORTANT MEETING IN WASHING
TON.

We learn that meeting composed Of
The Wing membsrs Of Congress, and Of
Wings from various sections Of the Union,
was held IN Washington CITY, on Saturday
night, and they unanimo.s'y determined
that Wing National Convention for the
nomination Of candidates for the presden.
cy and Vice Presidency should he held at
same future day. The information comes
by a private letter to member of the
General Assembly, who had politely far-
nished u, with IT, Richmond Compiler
26fh inst.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
A TOOTH DISCHARGED FROM TIE
FAR

The London Lancet for December has
a letter from DR.. Coates, giving an nc.
coan, Of the cure Of an DID man whom he
iauad suffering with severe pain in one
SIDE Of the face and head, which were high.
" ,nfianned aud swollen Concentrations
poul,ccs, &C.. we're applied for two or
three days, without anvil. One night n
TT Of sneezing forced on, of the ear, which
had discharged pus, piece Of bone that
proved 10 be one o. The wisdom teeth of the
upper jaw. Aiter,ha, he soon recovered.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
COLUnBIA, JANUARY OF.
REMARKS.

COTTON After LIE ,ran.oc,io, or a, ~
tive business our narke, lef, o,F Io,, west =, onr
quotation, of 5t,o7I On tho g., a. as a.
pre,en, week fWedns.d,vl ,ba,. .a. ~. ~
m.nd. x,,hou, INV rh,nge ~ 80. e., ~. ",
current pr,or Ia maLios nm On, T. :, , ,a '"'ss
Tbur,d,y III. m,,L., w,s ~ .,;',.a ~ ~
demand ,erv bri,L nr;c.. ,sm,;,.d 49, s. ..'
and IN m. s,er 49, r 80, 80 se'y n'u''
tanned F,;d,y ,norn;,r H. ,.is,,aL 49,,
us the news from I,,c,nool n tho A. ;as,ar,
b,t \. thsv xe,. ;,d,sn = .nd -. .,.ar's
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
GEN. HARRIsoN's CARRIAGE.

The Frankfort lky.) mmonwenIih
contains an advertisement Offering for sals
The splendid family carriage If the lamen.
ted Gen. Harrison. 1t was presented to
Gen. IL. by the Young mpn Of Baltimore :;
The original cost was $500, ard il is now
very nearly a, good as when new; though
u will be sold for greatly less than cost.
The circumstances of the family are not
such as will perm, them 10 keep il.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
GDarlnttF:
THURSDAY. February 3, Isas.

OF O~ins TO the indisposilion Of ono Of
our hsnds We have not had spare moment
to devote to The editorial department of our
paper. To make amends in some degree
We state 10 our friends tina, We cxpcc, on
sasns,ant in few weeks, stcn we hope the
Journal ell make . more interesting up
pssranee.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
NOTICE.

A persons indebted TO me by Book Account
are earnestly requested to come forward and set
tie Immediately, as am determined to have nv
books closed, either by Cash. Notes or Judgment.
by the lst day Of April.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Jan. l3 l9i5. I5tf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
THE COURT ~ THE CASE OF CEN.
SCOTT.

Our Tyres Yesterday misreprcsenied
what We had written in relation to the
C"ur, Of Inquiry which has been ordered
by the Pfe.idcn, in the case of Gen. Scott.
The Court consists Of Payrna.,er General
To~son, Brig. Gen. Gushing, and Colonel
mot Gencral) Butler, of The Louisiana
Volunteers very singular Court, we re.
peat, TO 81 in Judgmen, on the General in.
Chief Of the Army. - Nat. Int.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
| DR.kE ROYs|
VEGET.4gEE FILL

a the same time ton. and strengthen the sys.
n TEN, open the pores, Get upon the l!rer, and
discharge the stomach J, they remoue all i,apari.
hts, yet suffering NOTHING ELSE TO ESCAPE; aud
thus necessarily they leave the digestive organs
he1iihy and vigorous, and the whole system u.
IKE Tree from debitation, looseness or asringen.
cy' inere Is but one way of acting medicinally
on me health, and that Is through the blood, OF
rataer through the substances which produce the
blood So that 1t shall be pure from the fountain
head. This is no new discovery. All ages have
ackno" lodged thatihe life is in the blood, or rath-
or that The blood is the life itself and conssonent
~ That the state of the bodily health is altogeth
er determined by the condition of the vital fl,iid
IL Is equally well known that SdrSopariH1 is by
lar the best purifier Of the blood that was ever
discovered aud that as q tonic, IVifd Cherry is
wIlhoa, rival Still they were open 10 the great
objection OF all other tcnics ami purifiers, until
DIR. lie Roy discovered the mode of SO uniting
iho'n, through the aid of other substances. as 10
annul all lheir evil consequences, and leave moth
ing out, theAr virtues active for his Pills are
such happy combination of those grea, medi.
rinai agents. that they possess The full and entire
virtues OF both, unaccornpanied hv the evils Of
'lthcr; and thus they the same time purge, pa
ny and stssSt'sa; which makes them The
most efficient OF ali medicines and the only one
'scr Known which combinos those SO sngularly /
opposite qualities of goot.
u Free rs cents per box. For sale by DR.,
AMEs r. GILNER, Charlotte, and by PHIryR &
DIRK, Concord
January 26, lS4S I73m.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
Examination.

rUVtIE EXAMINATION Of tho Students of
u Davidson College is expectedsto DO com.
menced on pssday the 22nd Of February, aud
continued until Friday following.
Thu literary contest Of tho two Societies is
expected on Thursday evening commencing at
sarly csn<ls lighting.
Februa1 lSls. Or
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
WILLIAM HUNTERS
Relish s. lkefreSIsntenf House

IN he Subscriber would inform the citizens of
-, Charlotte and surrounding coun,ry that he
Is ready TO accommodate them at a fcw minutes
notice, with the following dclicaccs,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
crRIllrs

Nj. Argo states tina. there is in Siberia
an entire district where, during the win.
ter, the sky rs constantly clear, and where
q single particle Of snow never falls.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03

The Senate, of Louisiana, adopted on
The 2lst INST, resolution 10 present Brig.
Gen. Z. +. Smith a Sword, and have ap.
nropria,ed $500 for that purpose.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03

DECISION OF THE VAN NESS CASE.
We learn from Washington. that, the
S-rs. Cunt Curve rnrrr recisl0n vester.
day, IN the case of Mrs. Connnr, claiming
TO be the widow and legal heir Of The i'm.
mense estate of The late Gen. Van Ness.
of Washington Cay. The Court decided
against the claims Of Mrs. Connor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
From The Bat Patriot, Of Tuesday Esening.
THE FREMONT COURT MARITAL.

From The Bah, Patriot, Of Tu,sday Eseniug.
THE FREMONT coUNT MARTIAL.
The National lellisencer of thi, NOR.
o'ng publishes nearly seven col.unn, Of the
defence made by Lieut.. Col Fremon, 10
the charges broush, before the Court Mar.
tial against him. These seven coiu,bn,
contain the specific defence made to the
distinct charges Of muiiny. As there are
tao other eh,rges 10 he answered, We NAV
suppose that the remaining portion of The
defence will be twice as loa. as that pub
ilshed.
but though the defence is so long 40 10
'orbid most persons from attempting 10 read
u, NC have ,eu,ured upon i, 90 iar a. to be
able TO say, that II is drawn up with ability
aud skill. The charge OF muliny. IN zen.
e"', IS answered BY re'crrln. TO The in.
sifue,'cns aud orders from the War and
Navy departments, end II is Argued tina,
these we're such MS required obedience on
the part oil Col Fremont to the orders Of
Commodore Ssockioa, until General X
aud Commodore 5. settled the matter OF
rank betSeen them.
Those who have read any portion Of the
testimony taken 81 the trial. will under
Stand the course ~hich such a defence
would lake. 10 opposition to this pant 10
The defence, IL aiii he remembered ths,
Geo. ~. .aId something abou, Cot Z ask.
,og whether ha tGeu. ~ would sppo n.
HIN Governor Of California Cen. Rear.
usy replied, that he dad no, see any otl.c
,ion 10 h's dong so. and that ,heteupon
Col. r, said, Tho would see Commodore
SiockIop. and tina, unless lac appointed him
Goveinsf al once, he would no. obey his
orders"
10 his defence. Col. feemon, denies tina,
the conversation ever took place, and enters
INTO IA argvmsni TO prove. f,oin the test.
mony taken, aud tie couduc, ailefwn,e. OF
Gan. h. iha, !, could 40. BE- true. Those
~ho afc cuf,ou, TO zee on whAI ground so
grave charge 10 made VII consall the
deleuce.
The Court adjourned from Yesterday
over i.ll TO day, When the teadiu. vi thr
defence would be concluded.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
TIE TELEGAPII.

We learn from the Observer. Of the o5th
ull tina, the communication between Fav.
etieville and Charleston was opened on FRI
day the 2ls,. Ia a Few days il is cxpec.
ted that the line North will be completed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-03
IS TEXAS BOUNDED or TUE RIO
CRAhDEi

So says tho President, and af course 81
say his followers Ii the President, ans
those con.id,ng IN him and acting Under l.,
authority think so. they should be conss
tent. Ii Texas extends 10 the river, The
ijlrsd'c,ion Of Texas, her civil Government,
-.,@aa- .h~--+ -I--- ko- 'ouk 81 tffe ne ws
from Santa Re, which lies within Texas il
bounded by the river. and We find The lie.
eisidswe IF .Ner .Herieo sitting there IN.
der The projection Of our Army. A lie.
gi,lStufe engaged 10 passing u bull author.
,x.ng the peopls 10 form a constitution, and
sto provide for the admission OF the nes
kS:aie into the union What says Texas
TO this dismembe' ment Of her territory 7
What the President. who is tsund to sup.
pre1 insurfec,lon in the Satesl " hat
Congress. who should take care that such
bold assumptions Of power are properly re.
bukedf We shall see Cinc,aa.i, Gus.
We should like 10 see the as'u,es, Loco.
ioco in the Union s,temp, 10 expricate Mr..
Polk and his pauy from the dilemma in
~hich ,hey are involved by their own or
gumeu's. and which is so bri, ny and point.
eddy presented in the foregoing paragraph,
Ei,her itelr assumption that the Rio
Gfande "ffom it's mouth to its source" is
the true boundary Of Texas, IS false, or
they have been guilty. OF something worse
than moral treason" first in pcrait,in. it
10 remain so long quietly 10 the possession
n( tho Mesicans, and secondly, after wres..
ms !, from them, in establishing a Military
Government within the limits Of sovereign
State Of the Coniederacy. r.. Wig.
IN THE TELEGRAPH. 1
The Cincinnati Chronicle, of the I7tb,
ays;--
:" We have conversed with DR.. Roe, Of I,
illinois, who is proceeding to Washington >
silh the model Of an invention which he v
alls the Telegraph Manipulation. Dis.
a,chss. messages or large documents are h
3, up in electrical types, locked in chase
! manner similar TO printing types, and Il
,c form placed upon the machine. DR.. o.
oc 10 sunguine 10 The belief that he can u
y this machine transmit to all points con.
sc.ed with the wire, as much matter as
ould make one entire psso Of the Chron.
10 IN f'reniy minutes. ,,
"The Manipulation Is represented as be. ]
g remarkably simple, and no, likely to m
i out Of order. And, TO secure correct. GO
%, a. we'll as speed, proof is taken !,
DIN the types in tho ordinary manner" "a
COL. FAME. =
Tho Raleigh Register states that Col.
inc has been appointed Governor Of Sal. r
ID by Gsn. Wool,
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Religious Notice.

THERE wil DO service at tie Baptist Church,
on Saturday ne,t, a, . O'clock p NJ, by the Rev.
Mr.. Hayes Also on Tuesday next q, Waxhaw,
" the same.
Feb. 3, ls43.
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prrD

Al Nocksvilc, on the Goth ult Mrs MAR.
GAREr HENDERSON, re,it Of the lato Dr.
Samuel Henderson of this place.
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Candies, Cheese, and Crackers.

best qlalty mus,aFd, smoked herrngs, sal, mack
ertl, SC, &c. all Of which will be sold lIn fcl
cash. by WM. HUNTER.
Charlotte, N. c. Jan. 21,le4s.
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Fresh Preserved Salmon.

Az OF any OF the above can be served up a. IS
minu,ee' noice, with the usual trimmings. lie
will also have more domestic relishes for those
who wish tlcm-such Salem sansagcs and eggs
fried, ham and eggs, boiled eggs, &c. &C.. from
70 o'el1ck III the day to 10 O'Clock at night Also,
a choice assortment OF sauces 10 give delicious
relish to the above, such as, King of Ude's sauce
for tish, steaks, cold meat, John Bull sauce for
do. Reading sauce ior fish. essence of Anchovies
for do, Camp sguee, Gums sauce, Underworld
sauce, Harveys sauce for Ash, game, and steaks.
Also some frstrate Smyrna Figs, superior
Blume Rssins, soft shtlled Almonds,
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E1' Ex-Scnatsr George Poindexier, Of
Mississippi, has gone back 10 Locofoco-
ism. He attended tue I.ocofoco State
Convention in tina, State few days ago.
and was received. after due and formal
professions OF repentance for his i',rmer
fhP'es, into the rauks Of party which
some years since he solemnIy uhjured and
acrinoni"usly assaiIed. We give The Lo
cos JOY OF their new recruil-:hough they
might have spared him. in sheer charity,
this exposure Of his mental as well as ply.
sicai prostration.-Riehmoad Va Wig.