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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-26

LUsUs NATURE. The Alexandra Gazette
gives the following description of the latest sort
OF quadruped in the market OF wonders MI
Henry Williams, of this place, showed us yes.
terday, chicken with four legs and double
skull. This singular freak OF nature is a great
curiosity. The Gazette says other chicken hatch.
ed IN the same brood had nothing singular about
them.
Thia Lat ca =.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-26

VI Rev. Samuel Ossood Providence, has received
2 ca Eom the Church Of the Messiah, (Mr Dewey's)
New.York.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-26

U Col John E ROane, Dem, is chosen Governor
Of Arkansas, by small majority
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-26

THE NUMBER GONE TO CALIFORNIA. A
list OF the vessels and passengers who have left
the United States for California sums up as toll.
lows:
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-26
DIED.

DIED.
In Berlin, April le, Mr. Levi Lincoln, s4l-Prnters In
Me- d N.H please copy.
In oxford, April II, Mr. Lyman r. Low, Al.
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500 ,essela

JUG sesses passengers 1871
The emigration overland will IRON all accounts,
gfeatiy exceed that by water, and will give toll
erably correct idea OF the numbers that will an,
be congregated in the valley Of the Sacramento
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-26
ARRIVAL OF MIasIorARTEs At rHrIn

ARRIVAL OF MIssIoNARGEs AT THEIR
DEsTINATIoS. BY the steamer we have &C.
counts OF the arrival of the ship Bowditch, Capt.
PIKE, at N adras, on the 18th OF Feb. The Bow
ditch lett this port Oct 10, with band of thir-
teen missionaries, connected with the American
beard, and eight connected with the Baptist
Board. The names OF the former were Rev. j.
~. Dallas and wife, Mrs. WinslOw, DR. C. S.
Shelton and wife, Rev. J. T. Moves and v;te
Kew. G. I. Mills and wife, Mr.. T. 5 .BurnelI and
wife, and Rev. W. Ireland and wife, 1.-THE two
satter TO stop at the South African Mission y
Inc following we're connected with the Baptist
board-Rey. l.. Jewett and wife, Rev. "A. Z.
Van Meter and wife, Rev. c. C. Morse and wife
ana Rev. .. Benjamin aud wife, B0sto, Jo,tr
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-26

Inc Skowhegan Press states that one establish.
ment IN that town turned out between ten and
tweiye thousand dollars worth of shovel handles
the past year.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-24

The Iafelligencer Of the 9Th contains
long address from Senator Houston to hi
constituents, but devoved exclusively I
MIR. Calhoun.
The cause whereof is thus stated by Gen
Houston: --"In a speech OF Charleston h
assumed that, but for my detection, as h
was pleased 10 consider it, and that Of anothe
Senator Mr.. Benton) from slaveholdinl
State, the bill organising tho Govsrnmen
Of Oregon would have been defeated, ane
thus another victory for The South over thu
North achieved"
The address charges MIR. Calhoun with
being one Of the principal contrivers OF the
frariff Of 1916. Then ''leaped over and
took tho lead in opposition to the protec
tive policy"-became the Commander-in-
Chief Of the Nulli6ers--caried bank
through Congress---and was in favor OF en-
graliing upon the Constitution the '.triple.
headed monster Of Tariff, Bank, and In.
ternal improvements" That he gave a
written opinion, as member Of MIR. Mon.
roe's Cabinet, in favor of restricting the ex-
tension Of Slavery in any portion Of a
Territory in which it had been authorised
by law, and that this written opinion ''sas
disappeared from the files of the Depart
meni." That twice as a Cabinet officer,
and once as Senator, he had "admitted the
constitutional power OF Congress to repress
Slavery, even in Territories where it had
legal footing" And that nov Mr.. Cal
houn, "this vigilant guardian Of Southern
rights, who. it has been seen, was ever
ready to barter them to attain his selfish
ends, is now laboring to make more in.
tense than ever the excitement on the ques-
ton Of Slavery, by agitating the right OF
extension. both at the North and South,
upon new and more ultra grounds"
The address notices parallel passages in
1.-The Crisis" Of 1885 and the address OF
MIR. Calhoun adopted by the Southern eau.
Gus, and concludes by saying that while
they "unmask his (Mr. Calhoun's) long
cherished and ill-concealed designs against
the Union, ! feel some pride in the convic-
ton that it unmasks also his motive for the
denunciation aimed at me. lf the advocacy
Of a measure which removed one cause Of
tending to produce an ill-leel-
ing, If not d rupture, between the members
Of the Con(ederacy--if opposition to all the
schemes Of mad fansticism at the North,
and mad ambition at the South, which
would embroil the county in civil war,
provoke assaults upola me, there is no man
living who will give them a heartier well
come. II is some evidence that stand in
the way of the rash ASSISTANTS and the deep
plolters who would, TO subserve their own
unhsllowed ambition, put in jeopardy the
welfare and Liberties Of my country. | OPP
pose both as cooperating to produce the
same mischief, however hostile TO each
other. But the weak enthusiast who spec
nlates and vociferates, has less OF my alb.
florence than the wicked conspirator who
the force OF every strong pas
sion to make fatal blow at the vitals OF
the Republic"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-24
slB43.2sIsi
Tar T,,,e. 10 ll..,md i'm IlIlsss..

We learn that the United STATES District
Court for the district OF Illinois, gave de-
cision lately at Springfield, which will
affect the validity Of tax titles in that State
pretty seriously. Il was given in a Trial Of
an ejectment suit, in which the tax title
holder was the defendant. and the complain
ant the owner of the land that had been
sold for taxes, and conveyed to the defend
ant by the Auditor Of the State. The
court decided that several OF the State laws
touching tax titles were unconstitutional
and void-among them those Of ls3S-30;
that possession without title was OF no avail;
and that the Auditors deed, TO be Of any
validity, must be accompanied BY proof
that every essential requisite oil the law
had been complied WITH The defendant
had been in possession seven years under
the tax title, and had paid taxes regularly
all that time.
The trial lasted six days. The decision
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AGRICULTURAL.


PRocEss OF KKxrfxG PorxroD.-By Mons
Bruno oaqse.-Nothing 10 more simple and
economical MY discovery 10 easily pat In
practice, that you are almost led not 10 believe
L. Nevertheless, al essjsetarsss are vain. and
whoever wishes to convince himself Of what l
SAY, iss MN Ey me pan nsr. rsseens.a:d-
Put some lime IN = arg tse or mole dno IN
masons do As soon - the process 10 complst-
cd, throw in the potatoes you desire to preserve
(being careful that the lime entirely covers
them,) and leave them thsrs twelve hens; ~
the expiration Of which time taks thsn ost.
wash them, and dry them in the ssn- By en-
ploying this extremely easy and simple method.
You can preserve your potatoes for ssssrsl yssrs
without The loss Of favor, and they viii never
'e s-sea - iz-a t,n
OxE-HoRsE CAErs.-A grsaf imprsvsmsnt
hs. been made In attaching the horss q he eart,
to prevent the sudden decent Of the weight Of
the load upon the animals bsck. sRsr mounting
ob.tructions. A half elliptic sprfng b fhsesnsd
under each shaft, The esntrs a wkish b con-
nectsd 70 the lower ends Of The seaPls, Which
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-24
WHOLE NUMBER 90.

multiPliedl Twill not do you the injustice
OF holding you responsible for the statistics
or the reasoning OF Mr.. Fisher. wish
simply to show that il psuperism and crimes
be incident 70 free labor. these evils bese,
slavery more abundantly. II may, also,
serve to show that others. besides smanci-
pators. sometimes amuss themselves with
the idle clatter Of statistics"
March IA. Ixaunra.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-24
From the New York tribune.
The RubI5c u.aux.

A statement showing the per centage
upon the net proceeds from tn. sale of Pub
lie Lands in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. Mis-
souri,, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Florida, Arkansas, Michign and Iowa, to
which these States were entitled upon their
admission into the Union; with the amount
paid, the amount reserved to be expended
under the direction OF Congress, and the
amount actually so expended
Amount Of the five per cent. fund
to be expended for the benefit of
the States by the terms Of adj
mission into the Union. $5242 ,O69 "a
authorities. Ss9s, 1877 &c
Amount Of two per cent. TO be
expended by Congress in con-
structng roads 10 the State-re-
served from Ohio, Indiana, Ili-
nois ard Missouri, slP43,2sl 81
Amounts appropriated by various
acts of Congress for the con-
str1ction Of the Cumberland
Road, from 1906 TO 1898, reim-
bursabls out Of the two per cent.
fund, S5s63,2J6 IL
OF which were expended East Of
the Ohio river, in Maryland,
Pennsylvania and Virginia, styei ~, -. 81
In Ohio, 1Uol .00o SO
In Indiana. 1l35, 900 90
In Illinois. TAG, 900 90
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LOUISVILLE, KY: SATURDAY MARCH "a. 1919

of the court has not yet been Published; but
enough is known 70 prove, that to rely
upon tax title in Illinois, may be very
unsafe. Therefore caueat enptori-Wash.
Globe.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-24

Look out for ten dollar bills on the State
Bank Of Ohio, altered from Ones,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-19
JUSTIFICATION OF COMMANDERS
CARPENDER.

=
DE oil the most recent cases Of salvage,
claimed and received by a Government
vessel. Of which we have heard, occurred
a, Gibraltar, and is thus stated BY the New
York Express:
Tho American ship Hercules, Captain
Msdigan, (aow in New York, gpt ashore
in tho By Of Gibraltar, in May last. The
British Government steamer Jdmes came
10 her relief, and in few minutes hauled
her OH. For this Sigh, service the En-.
glish Commander claimed salvage to the
an,ount Of five hundred pounds sterling, or
twenty-five hundred dollars. This exor.
biiant demaud was finally reduced 10 two
hundred and fifty dollars and that sum
was paid TO the Captain of Goyernmen,
vessel Of friendly Power in umlly with
tho United States. The Hercules was
Detained Under The guns of The fortress un
I'll the demand was settled.
Thus j. will be perceived that the British
Government allows lis officers 10 receive
salvage or compensation for aid and relief
furnished TO vessels Of another Power, and
to detsin the vessels until the salvage is
paid; and the sin Of Commander Carpen.
der consists only in following Tue jusIlia
able example Of the commanders Of other
nations.
The legal principal upon which the En-.
gli,h 60 for salvage, aud that which is
recognised also In this country, is as fol.
lows:
Salrage is on allowance made for sav.
Ing ship or goods, OF both, from the dan.
ger of the seas. FIRE. pirates, or enemies
~ which sense il is mare used, though il
~ also Incorrectly applied 10 signify the
thing itself which is sa,ed.-(Park 1885,
And the saver has such property in the
goods saved by his own exertions aud dan.
ger. thai il has been held The dffeadants
might refain ihe goods tiH pa ment of ihe
ssfoage."-Q L'rd Raymond, 500;
Saik. G5i.)
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IT, Education.

yMEiIE ID session of the subscribers school vii
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All who wish to send TO this school are request,
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possible.
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TnE 1LLlrERArc nopnER.

d E.
A gentleman, passing late ntnight over
the Pout Neuf 10 Paris, wns accosied by a
polite and seemingly suPpliani stranger,
who asked him TO read paper which he
bad jus, picked up. The gentleman held
up his laulerp and complied. The follow.
lug is a translation Of the lines:
Speak not word wien this you've read.
Or in an instant you'll be dead
Give up your money, watch, and rings,
Or other valuable things;
Depart then, quickly as you wall,
Only remember silence. still.
The gentleman though, it best 10 dcliy,
or up his vnluables as required.
The robber was afterwards fccognizei
b. The person robbed. and arrested. HIS
identity was positively sworn TO, and The
following confession was made BY the CHI
minal /" My Lords confess that on the
evening specified, met this gentleman on
the Pom, Neuf, aud The transaction occur.
red as he has related it; but yet am far
from being guilty. cannot read pick.
ed the paper mp. and thought tina. it might
be Of consequence. Seeing that the
gentleman had lantern, begged him to
DO me the favor TO read the paper. He
complied, and TO nv surprise, put his watch
rings, and money lato my hands. | was
so astonshed that | could uut ask him what
he meant, and supposed the paper was o.
great value and thai he had given me his
money, rings. and watch TO get nd of me
Thus Il any one was wronged /, @a- | ana
| hope justice will be done me-" He wa:
acquitted. London Times.
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Pictorial Temperance Almanac
FOR 1850.

Calculated for Boston, N. York, Baltimore, and
Charleston Well printed, and handsomely illus
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anecdotes, touching incidents, and able arguments
showing the evils attending the use of inioxics-
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Besides variety OF other useful and interesting
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buy BY the quantity, will be supplied at half price,
Single copies 81 cents. Orders, through the mail
or otherwise, will be promptly attended to, if ad-
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a. Editors giving the above advertisement.
with this notice, two inside insertions. and an
editorial, and sending marked copy to "The
New.York Organ" will be entitled to twenty
copies Of the Almanac.
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Fist of letters

H<tct
Ek ENAINlNG in the Post Office a, Charlotte,
AS NC. en- the 3Oth September. lS49:
A-Robert d Alexander, Miles B Alternately,
George Allen, Roxsnus Alexander, Rob't Arnold
Minerva Alexander, Frederick 7 Alexander, Ju.
MUS NJ Alexard der.
B-Peter Brown, S Bnyce, Brown & Elliott,
John Billy, JOSEPH & Bell, Washing ton Bcrryhill,
| NJ X B ,stwick Joseph Black, Sam n Black
&C B Cross Miss Sarah Cotton DR. ] L Cobb,
! VIM l. Caihev, John Csthcart, Thos II Coleman,
Mrs. Harriet Cooncr, Col. Condt 6sh Regiment
| Col. Comdt 1t Regiment Volunteers.
| D-Daguerrean Artist. VIM Dearmon, Josh.
us Daniels, Philemon Dennis, A Davidson.
| E-G l. Eaton, William Evans.
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WIN l. Ilopson.
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TIE CHARLOTTE FEMALE ACADEMY
viii commence its exercises Oh he 2pd Monday
of Novcn,bsr next.
Rev. CYRUS JOHNSTON. Superintendent.
Mss MAkY DAYTON, Principal Tutoress.
Miss JOSEPHINE H. KERR, Associate Tatoress
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He Farmers and Esairyiaicn.
Aathoay s Emersoa's Patent Double. Act
ing Rotary Churn,
March %, l649

Aathoay & Emersons Patent Double. Act.
ing Rotary Churn,
KAEt ULIARLY adapted to Warm Climates,
z Us il produces butter as easily from sweet
milk as from cream. In bringing this efsctual
aud npe Churn into use, the proPretors, feeling
confidence in its capabilities, DO net hesitate 10
pronounce il L., hest ohurn ever offered to the
public. This chura is on exhibition at The Agen.
cy, No. 2, John street. second story. corner OF
Broadway New York city.
And in order TO convince the in6rG3u'cus and
saii. f. the curious al ~ O'Clock daily, churn-
ing will be made.
Frhe public are invited to call and e4la,i1o The
,15,,>tisc and see its utility tested II combines.
the fnllowsng valuable our tiles;
ISL 1t produces n in less time than any
other Churn, making i ,s, .9d gathering it from,
sweet milk in from three to eight mndses snu
from cream in much less time.
3D. Ii produces more butter from the same
amount Of milk or cream than the ordinary meth
cd, il does its work in more thorough and sci
entifc manner.
Sd. 1t is the cheapest and most convenient
.Churn eve- invented, involving the true phoso.
phicel principles Of butter making.
4.h. New milk, after being chutned, is sweet
and suitable for family u.s.
ON instead OF leedlng the cali win mix al"
rect from the cow-cknrneu sweet milk will an
swcr every purpose. b. this means the butter is
al profit.
We cItr it upon the following terms: IF the
ChuTn does not prove recommended, it may be
returned and the money will be refunded.
We have constantly on hand and for sale, nix
different sizes, 50, 81, So Sc 50 and sl2 capn-
bic Of ohurnng at one time !, 81, 81, 10, Is and
90 gallons Of milk or cream. Also, Churr Of any
size made 10 order
Exclusive country rights 10 manufacture and
sell ia the States of North and South Carolina.
Georgia and Florida, for sale at about the rate of
one hundred dollars for each 10000 inhabitants.
Teens Cash. A discount of 25 per cent al.
lowed TO the trade.
All orders. postage paid, addressed 10 the sub
sctiber, will be promptly attended TO.
T. DOUGLASS, Agent.
No. John street, corner Of Broadway, N. Y,
Byron will please send IS churn to Camden
via Charleston care Rail Road Agent.
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FEMALE ACADEMY.

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