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uihdersif,ef, By hefe q s<ssaI1aE -
claims afsfpsf fitm. IRE ttfs If Fisset HB
hands: d. E. C. NHf1yf of iAn{hts c1sEN,E6.
ttThe hpiasss srrateftnefF % De .unhsfsfrsd
make b Absolutely pfcesfsTffEff a eksktFirr
skoald u settled ksqtf siiht 81 BE SJrs.
DENLY kopes tlose fssfrsssed piilses6F sssaSaa
and iitendto thsusttsr wittest sissh,s asss
WILLIAM IErE.s
Louisisps, Sept 9. 1876.
\ Wotin saga % aiIpersoas fseiine. ~ths1ssSiyke
addressed By the shove naiee4asdEfkz.k
q {. SUE; jynily spisin- th.t Z csn6 Sc ansa 4 -
tofiee in Lionel ma e any tine. Nkes aotulssf..
wise necessarily en1seed. IoffsccflhrssE<sk..
b, Attending to this naftsT he9fet liz rsb;.eftse
Iof thai time, parsons iaaehtsds - seoxs
the undersiened srme trvffle -snd fk<sSS1fs
cost. n they fsil 70 cali thtmselssSl ~
must expect 10 be called JufTn. ~
/ S.,s n 1910 fk
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WHARF Goat


L0UISLANA, NO.
TO COUNTRY MERt. HANTS AND SHIP
EERS OF FRUDr faE:
-~ TAG En iersigned leg leave
- - TO anrou,.cs % ihe public
4 that they have established
= themstlvs. permanently in
M Louisiana. AZ DEALERS
|fN COUNTRY PRODt CE 1T every discrip.
tloa. and receivers and skiprsTs Of Prod,cs ana
Good. for Copn'ry .Msrrkonts. Their location
|si the Nhsrf eff r,is item eysTJ facility for at,
iD the Interests Of their cu.tomer.. and is
. clear saving i"siiPprr. Of the sxptn,s Of ,!ray-
age 10 and irnm the wsreh 'is.s 81 the city,.
They viii Ut 80 times give Tire To~i GLeisl mark
|ef prices fUg PrO.'uce. and sier- fright u Tea.
Sensible charges. They will give tlsr stric e.s
attention to the shipjirg OF proiu, e for
waried t. them. and tn receiving and Forwarding
Of freight Tor country nrrchsnts.
Having invested near their whole capital in
present bisiness. they exres 10 ihs lie ciis.
BY accommots;i sion and advantage 10 their Gus
czners. Tas gtisTi
"a. They will alsu keep % hard n al simrs
. general a..o:inti ut Of GREG ER1Fs al ~hole-
sale end refael.
THOMAS CASH. Ja., 4 co.
July 23i l840. ~
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fhr nsndIep were lighted. Msfyss ss on
nae sc The tr6nt seats, SitlnAzbcsrd table
,hrssrr s ss,d red wssa : shr ex,rsniss,
&c tis ssbis. by shish he was ~pEsyet,rd
EfIos asu,g any very ee&f apiirssehrst -
the atj Il Il eut in; st,sehmsat.
Whale ii~ frs ~scissiars vile had arrived
yer. enjoying s,~nsrises exceed hsiy be.
fsrs the esening exercises comusnced, J
spsrS. sioomy and sullrn, watching viii
9 i~eslcus, angry sye. The movements q my
rival. al lrHg,ts 10 my i,s6aisr relief. Frrd
te jj.iasEs sparts. II his frllaw pupils
ssd Msss vas irft slans. Str beckcaed
a.. 10 ce,h.. and iii with her. bnt ! mean,
"a n.ke her feel NY trsen,men,. and much
"a. / wisisd u spenk 10 her, I s~crupnl"nsfS
ny eyes Is another quarter Of the
Sam the esHdies were blown out By
n~isckeivnus scholars, aud tlse room
vas-iaroissd in ,otst darkness.
N ~, tiuughi /, forgetting my resent.
meat. nov i the time. 70 make up with
Mary
10 . monea, I wss by her side The To
BILE prevented "a. from approaching tor
clas.iy, hut I whispered her nsm-, and
reaching ov.s. succeeded in getting hold
1t her hand. ! heard /. s!.uGiag-i felt
that sh. was removing my hand ftram the
ons 7 held nf hers 10 th. other ; aud Ii. N I
ftl, . gentle squeeze. Ny heart iraped 20
my throst with pieamrablr rmotinns. ]
rsiuraed tie pressure and was Z. lightrd
10 feel her fair hand squeeze mine will,
ardnr than before. ] forget Fred
b. IN . moment.
s.l,o yas, lnve n- p asked p~assionsiely.
..D+.riy.i' was the reply.
.Oh! I am roo t..ppS p sighed.
.Bui y,n do rot i,se m@,"i heard in
whisper.
.You kasw Id.,i" I exrlAi,nsd, sifpos,
speaking aE,ud-"yau kno~ I do"
The fair hand which held my nxn
squeezed Il harder than ever. I~r.tnrnsd
lhe pr. s.arr naose srd.utly than b. FIRE
q wss about pushing the table
asidr that I might sps'rsach my Mary inorr
.nd +abrscs her, whrn-s candle
sas iightrdi
..Ha! IN! hal" langs.ed = light, ringing
e0ice, directly bri'i,.ti us-
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~. Corss Of guaises3 lMergsn ssfsas. Srsa'
fse;s, Me.-Ihe subscriber sonid rs.
sDeg5fia5ly iusosm his ffienais and The public thsl
ne ,zsrusclaseAf from Messrss A.&sB.J.Ys r
Eo,ltsl6eir interest in die aliuve hguses and less
ed ii ios sterm Of years, and pledges himself thai
40 r~1ertien. onlis part. will De wanting t,msks
Ialitllai IGs OF him wieh : osll perfectly ~ tpne.
The furnifure or the house has been feplefish.
ed ~thrauShoui. and tie premises geaeissiya sas
isted,o . thotaslah renovatiaes The ~lnceticn. e
shove indicated. il opposite The aost sciive pan d
The Levep, and equally . n~sefiieut To ihs mgts
sm.rcanaile AMI nsininctnritK psfsset the ci.y,
The s~ituaIici l. heaithy. the Inunss ain !, and s,s.
Of thsscngh ventilation.
The or"psiesar has spared no expense in aGt.
fling nm ihis hsuse. His table shall be furnished
with the besttie ma, ke, sfards. Attl,e bar which
hssbern Fitted & furnished In = superior st,le,
he has on hand (hasire removed his stock Of
winrs. liquors. and cigars fs N fhe Virginia Ho-
tel Bril- and will continue 10 keep, a. he Es,s-
'chases Irnm The importer in New york,a sup
ipty of the ehdice.t brands Of Wines. Liquors
and Cigars. and hopes TO rrcsive . share OF p.
propoFiieHsit 10 his ens:ravors 10 please,
A. C. PECKHAM Proprietor.
NOTICE--We take occasion. in addition e
the above. in return our thsnkl 10 cnr friends
and the public for the p~stransee 80 LID. rally be.
slowed on us during our lease Of the Missouri
Hasel. and would respectfully recoumend . con.
i~innan.e OF the patronage unftr the hew man.
aReuene a. we are assured that there viii be
Ievi .iiun from turner charges.
sepi-24 As BsI.VAN COURT
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Louisiana ~LiyeryStabIh

n vieS Of the Inccnvsntence TO shics =.
! dividuals and The pa lille genersiIy Ave bees
subjected, for the want o. proper c~ans,ssee,
10 and from our city. The suhscfiEr hss
been encouraged to establish IN Loai, ~. :,
len immease outlay oil sfail ssd tre.eA, %.
Livery Stable, well supplied with HoryislR Pr.
|Eies and Hacks. He isstrY.f in ..IIf E..s.
ing con:isily on hsnA. nd well su.Isisers.
.. Of all gates and ~coloss. suited teih t4,I.
saddle and harness; that be III r.tsfss air.
ercns Support frcn Community. Ra,iss,t =,
and pleasnrins men, ss vslia a. he ir,,.S.s
o"munity, csn Of ans time he suppIisd lsb
single horaes, bnRTiep. or hacks. b, esr;slr1
Stables between Gecse;s spd Sol
Tina streets.
It's also his desifn fafsn : = scee-rs
lion hsckto sl the Bosliks-C
neighborhood meetirer. 10 nhirf ~,
passengers canine obtained. n. 49,
be "a low ~ the loHett.
H. " e woorTfN
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AdminiStrator's Notice.

NOTICE u. berei y given ihsi The undessisn-
IN ed has obtained firm sle Clerk q fhe H5ts
County Court. hettrss of administrators. on sshe
estate .of Eve Wiilnoit. deceased, daskdshs& sf
September. 1913. ssN4
All persons having claims sesinsf aid estsse,
are requested Ia presrnt them within onf ysse,
from the dale Of said letters; and f i0s pfefsff.
I'd within three years ffun said dste, thes will
forever he p~recludsd from. the bSns6ts az sid
estate.
JAMES cOLwELL.
BENJAMIN WtLLHoIT, aon
September l0th, lss9.
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NEW STORE.

vf~HE subscriber beg. leave to inform Tie CHI.
z.:ns af Pike andihe surrounding counties
thsf he has jusi opened in the iorty room Of
DraPeTst Ro1C. Water aired. Loais;aaa. one 4
this LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCKS OF +,
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msi Wsilin
ssssiisl Still:
nss1ehht ktkefss
Aasos Heasf5aks
: Ds. zss6Sn 0sSss1
DC 1fasn;
gseslsss
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nsnais copy. Pr sn!en.ie sessIss,
II not psid Niikip the year.
49, WI ne disccnsiEsfd nnss d ifks,l|
paid Tor up 10 tie fiate q tisediaafis3.
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MfssOUNf HoTEL,

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j. B. Henderson,

ATTORf7EY AT LAW, CL~ARKsvlLIE Z. Mo
'NyIiEL promptly sttrn,.to any husihes, thai
" may be entrustedt TO hi. care.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-02

The Hon. Mr.. Wilmot. Of Pa, in the
House Of Representatives on The l7,h u!t.,
stated tina. during the las. session Of Con
gross, in a conversation with the President.
relative to the Wilmo, provisO, he (,he
Presiien,) bad urged him to bring i, for.
ward as il would "not be unpopular in
Mississippi" snd with much earnes,ness Of
manner the Presiden, further stated ,ha! he
=" did not irish TO see slapery ,rteadtd be.
yond IFS present Eri!s." OF this converse
lion Mr.. Wilmot had informed Mr. W God.
ward, Of South Carolina, and Mr.. Stephens,
OF Georgia. near the close Of The ses.
SION. Mr.. Wiimoi said before God, he
re.uiiirmed tho s,siemen, which he bad
now made, was the substance OF tie con.
vefsauon." Ire President au horiz Gen.
Bsyly. of Virginia. TO deny Mr.. Wilmo.'s
statement. Thus d question OF veracl,y is
raised between sir. Polk anj Nj. Wiasl.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-02
Candidate for Congress.

We learn that the Hon. Daniel NJ. Bar.
ringer is not candidate for reelection to
the seat in Congress which he has filed
with so much usefulness and credit and
that the Hon. Alfred Dockery is a cand..
date, and will commence the campaign a,
Moore Superior Court this week.
Tie above paragraph is taken from
the Fayetteville Observer. Ii will be
read with surprise BY all of Col. Barring.
ers friends 10 this section. How the o.
server could ascertain that Col. Barringer
does not intend being a candidate eren be.
lore his relatives Is mystery TO us. As
the organ Of the Wing party in this sec
ton Of the District We certainly claim TO
know as much about the intentions OF COL.
Btrringnr as any paper out Of It, and ire
huge yet 10 learn that HE DOES NOT intend
10 be candidate again. If We have been
correctly informed, letter has been re
ceved from the Colonel in which he sta.
ted that he could not tell untiI he arrived
st no me, whether he would be candidate
OF MOI. The conduct Of Gen. Dockery in
thus eodeavoring 10 force himself upon the
District by commencing the canvass thus
early Is, 10 say The leas, OF OF il, indecorus;
and We can say TO him if he expects 10
force himself upon the Wings in this quar-.
ter, as he did when he ran against Mr..
Worth, he will calculate wilhou. his
host"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-02
To the Readers Of the Jour.
nal,

The proprietor again takes the El,,ori.
al Chair Of the Journal. This he does
more from necessity than choice, and in
doing so he can only cay that his bes. ex-
ertions will bs used 10 make the Journal
al Interesting vehicle Of news. Ii is his
intention to enlarge it little and other.
wise improve i,s appearance to render It
moro acceptable TO is readers. When he
resigned The Editorial Chair year ago,
he was laborins under disease that dis.
qualified him for its duties, but thanks to a
k.ad Providence, he is now IN the enjoy.
raaut Of health, and he hopes it may con.
iinue. He will devote a portion OF Ike
paper TO all interesting subjects, -Edu.
Gallon, Agriculture, Manufactures and
he Mechanic Arts, " l. receive attention
a, his hands. la a word, he will endea-
vor to make the Journal so interesting
that it will be a welcomed weekly visitor
10 bis friends.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-02
The Mecklenburg Monument.

Oar friend Of the Arson Argus is RICH,
in stating that the erection OF Monument,
10 the signers Of the Meckenburg Deca
ration Of Independence "has been talked
Of for ysars, ana an AssociQtioa uas
formed al Charlotte for This purpose. Z"
Abou. FIVE or six years ago an Association
for this purpose ras formed. and one of The
requirements Of the bye laws was, tina, the
Association should meet every Goth May !;
b.. We believe the Association has no, met
more than once since lis formation. This
no doubt was caused by the asperity Of the
Presidential election in ls44, when the
character of Ezekiel Polk was Investigated,
and his name being found on a copy Of the
Mecklenburg Declaration Of independence
printed IN Tennessee, gave him some claim
TO be considered q signer, 10 which he was
no, entitled, and thi. we fecr will operate
10 relart The erection Of the Monument.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-02
MeckIenburG Declare ton Of
Independence.

We insert to-day an interesting article
on This subiec. from The Baltimore Patriot.
To every citizen OF Mecklenburg County
Ihls is a theme dear to his heart and about
which there is no contradictory opinion
oil believe IN The truth Of the declaration,
and many OF US have held converse with
some Of the actors in those trying scenes.
IL is 10 be regretted, for the honor OF the
Old North STATE, that there 10 still unbe.
levers in the truth Of this declaration al.
though in 1891 the Legislature did take
steps 10 put the truth of thi, movement,
beyond cavil, by having the testimony Of
living Witnesses taken, for al tina, time,
some oflhe very participants in those ex.
citing scenes and trying times, were then
alive; bu, they have been dropping off,
one by one, until we do not believe that
there isa person now living in this County
who were present in Charlotte on the me.
morabe ooh Of May, l775. We rejoice
10 perceive by correspondence tina, has
taken place between President Polk and
Governor Manly that The former has pre-.
sentsd to the State through the latter,
Volume OF Manuscripts sent by Mr.. Ban.
croft 10 the President, which the President
saws, confirms AMI establishes, " beyond
ell question, the fact, that the people Of the
County Of Meckenburg, formally and sol.
emily renounced all allegiance to The
British Crown, aud established a Proyis.
ionaI Government for themselves IN The
moaih Of MAY, 1875"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-02
Gen. TAYLOR

Arrived in Washington on The 23I ult.,
and was cordially welcomed by large
body oil Tue c.sizsa.. VINO had assembled IN
the vicinity Of the R,iroad Depot. The
Mayor oil the cii. attended by Depula
ton 90 the part Of the CITY Councils and
o!ser gentlemen the. The General at ,hs Re.
lay House. 40 mile. from Washington
~aeaes they accompanied HIN to the city.
o. the Cabins. Of Gen. Taylor nothing
is Certainly knosG, except that John NJ.
Clayton has been teodeted the Office Of
Secretary Of Safe, and II " probs Bile be
vii accept.
The Cabinet makers are busily engaged
10 'o'm'ng one for Gen. Taylor, but they
oeed GOT trouble themselves, for the old
General viii earye ole oui 10 suit hi nself.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-02
GOfey's Lady's Book.

We have received the March number of
this isiIy popular periodical. To say iba,
II exceis any previous number tina. We
have seen is bu, dung justice to Its
merit. !, has two Mezzi,in, and 33 other
ens'sSipgs, besides large smouni Of read.
Ing matter. II IL afforded u subscribers
Of % per annum. or the Lady's Dolla.
Ne1sparef aud the Lsdy's Book viii be
sent for So To our fair f,iends, ~ho de.
sire TO have nea, and useful parlor CON
panion, We say subscribe for tue Lady.
Book. TIE March No can 10 sem a, Gu,
eEisc,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-02
Communications.
Fos rms CHARLOTTE ;ouRSAL
MIR. Clay aud the Democrats.

M, great While ago, certain party,
ycleped Democratic, was singing melan.
cho!y reftains because the Whigs-as they
averred-hai nesicc,ed Henry Clay, Mod.
era Democracy by The way, should no. be
pronounced 10 the same mouth with the
name Of Henry Clsy.) They even went so
far as to offer their loalhsome consolatious
20 Mf. c., 90 account Of his 10, being nom
mated by the Wigs as candidate for the
Presidency. They pped his praises 10
duce, strains Of democratic HARMONY
They wrough, their solici'ude for Mr., c.
ia fantastic leaders for Mr., Riches paper
the It Dior," and oil the small fry used be
ucubrations Of The High Prizes, as texts.
They affected concern amounting 10 a
preference for being beaten by Mr.. Clay,
rather Than 10 couqior General Tay Tor.
What sudden change has come over
their crocodile sympathy. Since Mr.. C..
has been elected to 20 back 10 the Senate,
they have reversed tho horn ,ha, they
sounded his praises upon, and through The
little end OF 1t, are now blowing and sput.
,erIns their filthy soo.loo Of SANDER end in
vrcii'e. Witness the following from the
Union:
NESSRS CLAY AND SEAWARD.
Tho election Of these two politicians to
the S~naie is exciting world Of specuIa-
ton. Some OF the wings are looking TO
Nr. Gays adsen. With Suspicion, # 10,
with rtpidafion. They are disposed To
think tina, his designs are more wicked
than chariiab'e-more calculated 10 thuar.
Gen. Taylor than sustain him. One man
says that Mr.. Clay viii never be content
with an inferior position that he has been
The head Of great party. aud sill never
sink into subordinate rank that he will
rule the administration, OF RUN it. o hers
say, tha, General Fay Tor has been TOO long
used 20 command, to .ucconb TO the d4cta.
ton even OF Mr.. Clay; and ,ha, II 10 lm.
possible for no party President to har.
mon u with an ultra Wing leader. 1. is
amusing 10 see the various specua,lons
Which are spread through The news papers
a, this time.
And sga,n:
Ia one respect The +" Sun has repeated
an erroneous statement. Mr.. Clay does
certainly not accompany the General what.
ever may have been his design in visiting
New Orleans. The accounts OF their in
'er''ew on the Mississippi are various: the
general Impression seems 10 be, that it was
not as cordial and confidential 90 was ex.
pecled.
"The Napoleon of the Press"-Mr.
Rrichie and with him, bis brother Demo.
cro's, dread the Wellington among States.
men--Mr. Clay. H,s presence in the
Senate will be magic to dispel The ipflu. /
ence OF the disunionis,s Of The North, in the /
case o! Wild abo'ltionists, or OF the Null.
'ic's Of The South. also disunionists, in the
persons OF MIR. Calhoun and his allies.
Mr.. Clay will no doub, succeed in over.
throwing The mad schemes of d,suoioo.
Inch had their birla IN folly a, the North
md ambition g. he South; (Mr. Calhoun's
or instance hence the D.mocrais with a
ormer hatred revived. palign aud traduce
iin, q 1,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-02
THE MEcKLENBuRG DECLARATION
OF INDEPENDENCE.
To nc Editors ofhe BIitim,re psi,lo,

r. ihe Editors Of ne BIitim,re Psiria
You have done jns,ly and generously,
IN 80 clearly asserting for tho old NoriA
Slate, the honor Of having led the "a, IA
fcmosiog all political dependence on Erc
land. Noih'ng can be more explicit, arl,
though brief, comprehensive and delsi
mined, Ihan the Neeklcuburg deelaa.los
aud surely nothing can better prove hoe
liable History is, after all to prove ilss
guide, than the extraordinary fact, hat W.
Jefferson aud John Adams, ~ho died on
the snme day, should have expired ~ utter
ignorance Of and settled disbelief ~, lhs
Mcchlenburg declaration
Few incidents have ever occurred nor,
dishear'enlng Than this, as 10 Q relHnee %
history for true knowledge Of tho pasI-
but nh anecdo,e which might have amused
your readers, is the statement, by GenenI
}. Graham, dated October 4th, lao, that
he was present, look on, then, about hall
grown, when the declaration was unOal.
mou.ly adopted, end afterwards read sai
proclaimed at the cour, housc door, bi.I
The people Of the county beng prc'ea',
and when " il was proposed b, some one
aloud, 10 give three cheers aud throw up
hats, It was Immediately adopted, and Aan
thrown. Several of hem ut 90 the court
house roof. The owners had some d't
Guilty 10 reclaim hem"
General Graham says The foregoing was
from personal knowledge. and he after
ward, understood that Captain James JACK
(honored be his name j undertook Oh
The request Of the committee. TO carry a
copy Of their proceedings to the Conl'
mental Congress, and on his way a, Salt
bury IN. CO.. the time Of court, Mr.. kea'
non, who was one of the committee aho
assisted in drawing the declaration, pre-
vailed on Captain Jack to get his pagers
and have them read publicly, which "a'
done, and The proceedings met with eensH'
APPRECIATION. But two Of The lnwye",
John Dunn and NJ, Booth, dis.cnled, an'
asserted they were REASONABLE, end en-
leavored TO have Caoiain Jack deiaIneo,
lie drew his pistols, and threatened to XII
he first man that would Interrupt hIm'
md passed on.
On the news Of the ronduct Of me"
awyers reaching Charlotte, tho eommluee
ent party Of ten or Twelve horsemen 10
ring hem before the committee. Dunn
N giving security and making fine pron'
es, was allowed to return, and Boolh ""
onductcd 10 Camden, Is. Co. beyond Inc
phere Of his influence. These are cuf''
us anecdotes, illustrating the spirit o. mo
me. and 20 TO show Of what metal sheso
ID cocks, our ancestors, wefc made.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 90, 1910.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-02

FRIDAY, MARCH ,, 1910.

u WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq. is our
agent in Baltimore. authorized 10 obtain adver.
sements and subscrp tions, and to grant receipts.
UE. W. CARR. Esq, is our agent in Phila.
dslph;a. authorized 10 obtain advertisements and
procure subscriptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-02

The Wings OF tho Ohio Legislature no.
minated Judge Mclean. Of the U. 3. ST.
preme Court, for the Senate OF tho uo''
sed States, bu, he declined the honor,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-02
Late Foreign News.

Tho steamer which sailed from Liver.
pool on the 10th ult., has arrived at 81.
Johns, q. b. She brings Two weeks
later news from Europe. A ,elegraphic
despatch gives glimpse at it;
Fsancs vas under much excitement.
and Paris in great confusion, owing to a
supposed plai Of The Red Republicans to
asutp the Government. Eighty thousand
troops were called cut, and matters finally
subdued. Paris vas Cor a day or two on
the verge Of another revolution.
Sir Henry l., ton Bulwer has been ap.
pointed Minister from Grea, Britain to the
United States. The Queen made long
speech a, the opening Of Parliament, re-.
commencing adhesion 10 established rules,
bu, economy in Government. A affairs
in Ireland quiet. Continental news unm-
poriant.
Cotton very active and advancing; fair
Upland ~ ; Orleans and Mobile Il. Mo.
ney abundan, ard easy,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-02

II SALMON T. X. CHASE was, on the
23l ul'. elected BY the Legislature OF Ohio,
TO be United S,a,es Senator for SIX years
from the All uf March next.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-05

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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-05
IN CONGRESS- OF THE u. STATES.
THURSDAY, JANUARY A, ls4o.

SENATE.
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate a corn.
muneation from the Department of War. containing a
statement OF the Second Comptroller showing the hal
ances OF appropriations for the service of the War De-
partnent The following is the recapituation
applicable 10 the service of the fiscal wear I347
AS a $43,93l ,6i2 O6
and transfer acquisitions 1901 10 62
win show tue amount actually applicable
the above period 40629 s7l Al
From which deduct amount
drawn by acquisitions from . tFl
the treasury $50. 576,6sl 10
From which last deduct
amount drawn by refund rs .r.
ing and transfer requis-
= 1901 ITO 60
------- 29,2749l 81
VIII leave the aggregate on the 30th June
iss ll.a5l,96a g.
Second Com puoilers Office, Dec 20, 1873
ALBION X PARIS,
Comptroller.