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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-02
NORTH CAROLINA.

pr all the States south Of the Potomac,
e has more titles to respec, than North
folina. This State has no, received 10
kr parts OF the Union the esteem end
FEDERATION which arc due TO her mrdes,
sh. Her situation Is unfsyorabho 10
briefly. Her extensive sea coast is rem.
ID almost useless far the purpose Of
mesce BY barrier of sand. She has
argc city which serves a. poin, OF at.
tiips. aud collects and distributes TO-.
nati''u respecting The State. The coun.
on tho limo Of The railroad, which is
principal ,hoioughfare for strangers,
Ipsns to be Tho most barren aud uuim.
ped part Of hsr soil.
et she 10 rich in revolutionary remin.
1nces, IN resources Of The forest, field
nine, which are still undeyeloped, in
led and maga icent scenery. ia literary
buttons. and substantial and we'll dis.
sd population. Situated between two
Res, onc Of which Is fool,shly cndeayor.
10 masn'a.n tho pompof departed great.
J. aud tho other having strange pas.
for being conspicuous at The expense
being ridiculous, she has avoided the
prs OF both, stfivine neither 10 rule nor
dissolve tho Aneficau Union. Her do.
pic sifsirs have been managed with
Hence and success. She has neither
b eager 10 Ivy novelties nor neglect the
improvements q tho age. Ia inter.
improvements she engages cautiously
moderately, anxious TO develops her
bufces, but careful not TO hazard her
Fli,. She has an excellent system Of
|r's, and her judiciary has been adorned
eome names that would reflect lusife on
tribunal in the world. Her citizens
orderly and quiet, and generally yield
honorable obedience 10 the laws. She
] no, been as much distinguished as some
fr States for the bfliliancy Of her pub.
lnen; hut State which has sen, TO thu
onai c.nucilsa Macon, Stanly, Gas.
On ffedell, Graham and Badger,
M cause for modification on lba,
Re. Her general qnieiness has gained
her the speculation Of Rip Van Wlnkle;
though she may perhaps be ..a..l 10
|rrprosch Of ineilness. We confess that,
,ese days Of public and private reck.
ness. we regard such u falling ms lean.
to virtues side. - Maaehss'er " ~
kriean.
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F.en, ,he A.I.s..lIs Ms..eag.r.
COMMON SCHOOLS.

COMMON SCHOOLS.
ere 10 perhaps M system in nur Gov.
bnt 90 we'll calculated TO do good 10
hole masses, a. well devised sys.
f Common School education and ye,
10 perhaps none that meets with more
hilton. and 10 moro abused aud neglec.
h its frs, sisgss. Than the cfi:r,s made
states 10 establish them. Ia our own
il has rot 10 be matter Of nice dis.
Sinaiion 10 decide whether the system
urrici oni here, Is an advantage or a
iyantagc 10 the people. We 60 for il
and out, and yet when we sse how
lcss and reckless many committee men
in employing men, totally destitute of
liieaiiun, mental and moral, for their
bon. we are almost dishearlened. A
|pexion for some years with the system
|ur State, has thoroughly convinced US,
more rigid and thorough system
u DO adopted in the appointment, first
III, Of general superintendent, to travel
Pughout the Slate, lecture and organizs,
lain the law, and give general ,nlorma.
10 regard 10 the whole matter, in or.
TO establish . Uniform action. Then
examining Committees 10 many coun-
are nero farce, paying little or no
ard 10 qualifications, end indeed, totally
Qualified themselves, either 10 teach or
mine. The consequence Of which is,
BY men get crt,fcaies. who ara wholly
|. ios The office Of teacher any where,
prices given are s,in,ed down TO such
ilance, that no man who 10 qualified
teach Cor them, and ,hsy are such
no man will or can prepare himself To
fh for them. lie can mako more al
pIoS, the anvil, bench. or grub lhickei.
y result Of the whole is, that a great
by who apply, are unfit to teach, too
y TO xork. o. immoral ia their habits.
IRE ought, in our opinion, to be OF least
teacher 10 esc.y county 10 teach the
|chers, and certify TO thor qualifications.
ERE would 10 enough in every county to
|p one teacher engaged all The time, and
20 they left him suitably qualified, they
bid be Untitled TO, and should receive
wages for their services and none
Frs than those examined by said teach.
should bc suffered 10 teach, or receive
cent Of public money 10 lhe State, un
under fines, forie,Iufes, and penalties,
p a. would prevent them taking more
, one sehoOi. Ne still 60 for the sys'
as il is, hoping .. our next Lrgisls.
that the system will be revised, and
hiiy improved. comforting as it viii
!, iocalculabls blessings upon our rising
|ersiion; for such il il
That Educsi'on farms the yea,hfid mind.
pei ~ the twig is bent the trees inclined"
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Printers & Binders
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Umbrellas, faGrasofs, Para.
societies sslset San. Shades,
Pictorial Temperance Almanac
EDas 1850.

Calculated for Boston, n. York, Baltimore, and
Charleston. Well printed, and handsomely Illus
traied. Filled with valuable statistics. interesting
anecdotes, touching incidents, and able arguments
showing the evils attending the use of intoxica-
ting drinks, and the blessings of total abstinence.
Besides variety oil other useful and interesting
matter.
Societies, Peddlers. Booksellers, and others who
buy by the quantity will be supplied at half price.
Single copies 81 cents Orders, through the mail
or otherwise viii be promptly attended to, If ad.
dressed, free 0 postage, 10 OLIVER Il BROTH
Err, American temperance Repository, l2S Full
tons street, New York.
a7 Editors giving the above advertisement,
with this notice, two inside insertions, and an
editorial, and sending marked copy to "The
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copies of the Almaaae.
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PROSPECTUS
FOR ENHANCING AND OTHERWISE IMPROVING
THE RALEIGH REGISTER.

yp HIS long established Wing Journal, having
" passed permanently into the hands OF the
present Editor, he has determined provided sut
ficicnt encouragement be glven) upon so eaiarg-
ing It's dimensions. as 10 make IT contain nearly
Elour COLUMNS more matter than 1t now does, aud
upon imp, owing is appearance IN such manner
as to make ii one of the Largest and liandsomest
Sheets in the South!
10 effect this object, il will require conside.
rabIc expenditure in the purchase of a new Press,
new Type, and other necessary materials and as
We do not intend making any advance upon the
present rates oil subscription, we shall have to re-
" solely for remuneration upon accrsslons TO our
list, We have issued this Prosectus with view
10 the attainment OF this object and il is desired
that our friends will exert themselves in procur-
ing US subscriptions
TERMS.
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Weekly, 81 or 50 50, !"
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~ Education.

fEHIlE "a session ofthe subscribers school viii
4 begin on Monday the LIST day Of Oct. next,
under The charge Of Miss Graham, AT former pric.
cs, via: Reading Writing, Arithmetic, Geogra-
ply, Eng, Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition and
History, 81 per month.
The higher English branches 81 50 p month";
Latin aud Music Of taughN at reduced prices.
Board, S. GO per month.
An who wish TO send 10 this school are request.
cd to onler the pupl at the Isl OF the session If
possible.
s, b. WATSON,
Aug. lst 1919 d. NJ. LEE.
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Carriage Hardware, Trimmings, sc
TT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN ANVIL,
COLLMBLI. s. Q.

ct THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN ANVIL,
COLUMBIA, s. {.
fE7ilE Subscribers have Just received from the
IA manuiactorg complete assortment oil Car
rage Hardware, Trimmings, &c, consisting in
part as follows, w:
Springs, Axlcs. Pipe Doves, Stump Joints,
Oval Iron English Tire iron, Brass and Jdpanned
Knobs,
Lace Tacks, Chain Nails, Coach Handles, Brass
Bands, &c.
Top, Flap, Dash and Step Leather, q "a, variety.
Oil CARPET, India Rubber Cloth, Tulls and Tas.
sells.
silk ind Worsiod Laces and Ffnges, large as.
sortment.
Csr;-c v1.ai-A, Coach Body varni h, japan,
&c., &c.
TsCatrsge Mixers will do well to examine
our Stock, as we are Offering them at lower pfi.
ces, than they can be purchased in Charleston.
FISHER & AGNEW.
Columbia, Sept Is, 1919. At
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40 Farmers and Dairyincn.
Anthony & Emerson's Patent Double. Act.
ing Rotary ChUrn,

ing Rotary Churn,
EDECULIARLY adapted TO Warm Climates.
Ii as ii produces butter easily from sweet
mix as from cream. In Bringing this eheetual
and simple Cbufn into use The profrietors, feeling
confidence in its capabilities 90 not hesitate to
pronounce il the best churn ever offered to the
pubic. This ohurn is on exhibition at the Agen-
cy, No. ?, John street, second story, corner Of
Broadway, New York city
And 10 order 10 convince the increduous and
satisfy the curious at - o'clock daily, churn.
ing will be made.
The public are invited 10 call and examine the
machine, and see its utility listed 1t combines
the following valuable qualities
ls,. Il produces butter in less time than any
other Churn, making it and gathering it from
sweet milk in from three 10 eight MINUTES and
irJm cream in much less time.
%. II produces more butter from the same
amount Of milk cream than the ordinary meth
Cd, as it does It's work in more thorough and 5 CT
enlifc manner.
Sd. 1t Is the cheapest and most convenient
Churn ever invented invoking the true philoso.
p,ical principles OF butter making.
4h. NcE milk, after heH chGrned, is sweet
and suitable fer family usa.
5,h Instead Of feeding the calf with milk dl
rect from the cow-churned sweet mix will an
s0cr every purpose. By this means the butter Is
al profit
We ohcr it upon the following terms: If the
Churn does not prove as recommended, it may be
returned and the money will lie refunded.
We have constantly on hand and for sale. six
diff rent szes, 50, 81, 50, Sc 50 and SIP, caps
BILE OF ctuuing at Que time :, 81, 81, 10, Is and
20 gallons OF milk or cream. Also, Churns ofany
size made 10 o:Ger.
Exclusive county rshts 10 manufacture land
scll 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.
Terms Cash, 4 discount Of rs per cent al
lowed 10 the trade.
Al orders, postage paid, addressed TO the sub.
sc.iber, viii De promptly attended 10.
T. DOUGLASS, Agent.
NJ. > John street, corner of Broadway, n. Y,
gTYouwll please send S. ehutn to Camden
via Charleston, care Rail Road Agent.
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GOIy ChGjRs naet Eacys.
Hist OF Eaters

AsSt On A.tE.SES
TE EHAiNlNG in tie ?os Office a, Charlotte,
I'D n G., sn tie gQ.h September. 1870:
A-Robcr, d Alexander, Miles Ab-rra,hv.
George Allen, Roxduna Alexander Rob't Arnold,
Minerva Aioxlnier, Ffe1eTick 7 Alexander, Ju.
nius NJ Alexarde..
Peter Brown, Bovcc. Brown & Elliott,
John Billy, Josep,C Bell, Washington BerryhilI,
B5siviak, joseph Z Black, Sam y Black l
&C 3 Cross, Miss Sarah Cotton, Or J l. Cobb.
VIM l. Cathey, John Catbcarl. Tho, u Coleman.
Mrs. lIariei Cooncr, Col. Comdt 6Sth Regiment
Col. Cuindl lst Regiment; Volunteers.
D--Daguerrean Axis w. y D.armon, Josh
ia Dlnic's, Philemon Dennis, 4 b Davidson.
E--G l. Eaton, William Evans.
Levi Festernan, Miss Mary \ Frew, Miss
Sarah Frew. K G flanagan.
G-E Cause, Il A GrieT , Thoms Gooch,
Isabclia GrIei, John R Gorfcl, } y Gouger, Sarah
II G,ler.
Nv Harris, VIM B Hawkins, Harris,
Israel tlusc JOHN N IIutchisun, Joseph Hodges ,,
Harriet Hams, George llarpo, Louisa Henderson,
WIN ilopson.
William jerks ! F Jones.
k-Ilenry II Kendall, SamN Herr, Hugh
Keenan,.
M-William Msrell, Ovid Mccoy. Mary
Ann NJ q Ierv. Jamts II Marshall Anderson
.ttlLtlttiatls 4halstt1l AlGs
Sam'l Moore. Amanda Mc'au'cy, Hugh II Moss,
James Morris, Jane NJ Lure, lord McRary, John
I Mulwce, Ana MeGinu, DIR Charles K Mont.
gnmery, Mrs Nary Ann Maxwell, john Ii Nc.
bowel. NJ McCord z Morris,
Names Nolan.
P-John Potts Thos Parker. Miss Il Fri c,
Thomas Pice, john VI p1us. \ l. Porter, Mary
Ii Parker.
Q-James Q1ery.
R-Mrs Margaret Reed, Richari + Ransom.
S Miss Sarah Stewart, Mrs Mary Smith, Jas
VI Scott Mrs. Martha \ Sours, William t Sill.
Cyrus Sinson, Mrs Elizabeth sample Ema nuel
5 lcmon, Leroy Stowe, Robt c Scott, Jas Sneler.
IA Il Todd, C)l J Tutten, john l. Todd,
And ets ,icylor, Isaac Thompson.
W--Mss Sarah A wilson, Stephen n Wilson,
Jamos d Whtle , John Is Wilson, William Wi.
hanson, Jane K Walker, John Z Woodins. Jas
6 Williamson Prof John i WaNe2.
N--Dr. Saml Yates 5.
A. GRAHAM, PM
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CAROLINA INN,

fESIiE above establishment. situated IN Main
H. Street, thtd 10, North Of the Public Square,
IN the town oil Charlotte, has been constantly kcpI
eren BY tic present Proprietor. from the Is, OF
January, 1870 10 the present time. for the accom-
modaton of the Pub r., aud viii continue 10 be
kep, open for the same pafposc.
Tbs Establishment hAs be- n enlarged snd i'm.
proved 10 very cor side able extent within the
last tao yeats-ibe entire building Ia complete
repair aud u $50 constituted that all The rooms
have Abundant isht and cen bs ventilated al plea
sure
The Stables arc no; in orier 10 any belonging
10 any similar Esiablshmtnt 10 Western Nor h
Carolina; aud care will be taken that they shall
alssys be supplied with sbundsnce If good grain
and psoy rdsr and attended b} faithful and clpc.
rieneed IIositts.
TIE Subscriber will use every exorion 10 give
satisfaction to all who may pa,touizs his llsGse
and hcaiiatc' not 10 'ay that, from ten years eS
tefisnee he will be able To keep up The accommo
dalton al the Carolina Inn, IN style not surpass-
cd bY ans Public Iloasc in the interior county
and be takes this opportunity 10 return his cor
dial respects to a generous Pdblle for past isvors
and respectfully solcIis continuance Of t.cir
patronage and confidence.
DRONERS eau, at all times, be supplied with
convenient aud we'll enclosed lots, free oil charge
and furnished with grain at low prices.
~ The Charlotte and Ca,uden Stages arrive
and depart hi weekly.
JENNINGS q. KERR.
Oct. Is, lsto 5tlf
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|rrird. 10 Lincoln county. on the 18th ul,i.
y the Rev, DR.. Morrison. r X RoUNsA.
-. Attorney q Law. of Lexington, to Miss
EIHA c.GRAHAM, daughter Of The late
Graham. Of that county.
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Printing Types.

a RE sold Of Braee's New York Type
~ Foundry, al the following very low prices,
for approved six months notes
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F.0RGlNT0T
FEMALE ACAElEGzH.

TE7HE Trustees oC the MORGANTON re.
& MALE ACADEMY lake pleasure in an
nouncing, that they have secured lie services
the Rev J. NJ. nsoN, as Principal, assisted By
Miss IoND (un accomplished lady from The Norli}
in the Literary. and Mrs. AM Z. EnwiN. in the
Mast al Department The character Of lie Teach.
ers, the healthluintss and delightful scenery of
the ocstion-lhe hospi,ali'y and refinement OF The
society Of Murgantnn, enable this institution to
present strong claims for extensive patronage.
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a Ii persons arc hereby fOrewarned from tn.
"a ding for note of hand against me- pay "a.
bic 10 William Black, for sixty dollars, dated in he
year lS4l, which note is now in the hands OF the
Guardians Of the said Back. Will not pay The
note as 1t was traudulently obtained.
ROBERT DICKSON.
Meel nburg city, Sept Is, 1919. ti9
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A CARD.
The CHARLOTTE / EMALE ACADEMY
Will commence It's exercises on lie lad Monday
Of November next.
Res CYRUS JOHNSTON, Superintendent.
Nj. MARY DAYTON. PINE pal Tsfotess.
Mis- JoSEfIllNE +. KERR, Associate Taorcss
Ierm' pr session IF q uefkI.
}. Children. small boys aud grls, Sc 90
2. The frs, principle. OF Arithmetic, In.
g'ish Grammar. Geography &C., 10 90
J. al the higher branches of thorough,
scientific education. Is 60
Fuel, aud contingencies. 20
EXTRA CHAGGES.
J. Paialirg sDd DRAWN. 50 90
OfnAmental Needle Work, 90
3. Latin Creek OF French co
The Superintendent will give personal aucn.
dance, and instruction 10 the b gher classes in
the forenoon
Board, including u accommodations, IN private
families. at s. per month.
Miss I. Davidson vii! take charge Of the
Music, al her fortncr rates
CYRUS JOHNSTON.
Oct 10, 1919. 5in
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o. Notice.

II OSr Note of hand on James Robinson for
NJ One Hundred and Seventeen Dollars and
Fifty Cents, drawn payable 10 Jas. w Osborne,
given in lslS and due January, lS49, with ere
dit OF Sa5, dated either in June or July, 1919 -
All persons are torewarnod trading for said Note,
and the maker is notified to pay II TO no one but
myself
BENZ. MORROW.
Oct. 81 $40 49if
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ItonD1la

Lsdsll comfy. on tho 7lh uliimo. Miss SA.
y. rEMrLETuN, aged % years.
asson county. on tho a6th ult.. MI Ro.
PS MOORE, aged abou, GO years
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CORNER OF KING AND GEORGE STREETS,
CHARLESTON, sc.
yrN addition 10 the late improvements TO this
VI establishment, ten more new rooms have been
added by the present Proprietor. for the better ac-
communication Of his friends. twill compare IA
worldly with any similar establishment, either in
point Of architectural beauty or It's secommoda
lions. in the Southern country. The American
Is conveniently situated in respect TO the Rail
Road aud Steamboat landing, bong equl'disian,
from both. The Proprietor pledges himself to use
every exedion TO give satisfaction.
IA. HOkE.
Oct. 10, 1910. 5lu
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Hon. r u. King, IL is ssid expects to arrive from
California about the 25th inst.
Hon Richard Rush, late Minister to France, arrived
ct his residence Philadelphia, Thursday last.
Hon walter Forward, Of Pennsylvania, Is in,WaAh-
ipgton.
Hon N Clifford is about 10 take up his residence ct
Portland. Me.
Col. George white, OF Mexico, Yucatan, and Round
leland memory is among the passengers OF the Ohioi
from New Orleans for this city.
sohn Van Buren, spoke at Fsneuil Hall, Boston, on
ThursG.y evening last
Hon Henry Clay arrived In rhiladep hia Thursday
s,.ring last and Is staying at the house Of the Hon.
Richard Bsysrd
Mrs Ann chase, the heroine Of Tsmpico, Ia sojourn-
irg In Baltimore
Major General Scott and suite came down from Bal.
timore. In the steamer Georgia, and landed Al Old
Point yesterday morning -korJok Herald, Ner.s.
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The town was taken all aback this morning, by
the announcement that Francis Schroeder had re-
ceived the appointment Of Charge dcs ADavss to
Sweden. "Who is he ?" was the exclamation Of
every body. Why" Gays one, che belongs to
the Coast Survey" "Ah," retorts another, " he
Is one of the Coburg family, alias the Bache fami-
ly ~ "No, indeed" replies one, more knowing
than the others, "he Is the son-in.aw Of Colonel
Seaion, one Of the old bunker wing editors OF the
old school National infeiiigcncsr." "Ah, indeed"
eKc'alm many voices, Z" now we know who he is.
He il the handbook, the smelling. boulc gentleman,
who came 10 Washington two or three years ago.
He ~ the nice gentleman who plays the guitar SO
finely"
Well, this is the gentleman who has received the
appointment 10 Sweden. Mayor Seaton's family
has been pretty well provided for. One son-in-law
has long been a clerk IN Of the departments in
General Gibson's bureau; another son-ln-law goes
to Sweden as Charge the eldest son has been sent
ont to the German Confederation. as Secretary Of
Legation 10 Mr.. Minister Donelson and another
SOP, about nineteen years OF age, has been ap-
pointed TO The Coast Survey.
Beside these, three gentlemen connected with
the National /nfeu,gsncer establishment, have re-
ceIytd appointments recenty-yea four to wit
Mr.. Johnston, salary 81 900 Mr.. Stansbury, salary
sl,400; Mr.. Coyle, salary 81 ,200, and Mr.. Ken
nedy, salary $1,000.
Is there any nspot'sni, old bunker eliq~,,n,, in
all thus
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The Opern House AMIR.

FRgNcH's HOTEL, SATURDAY, November 10, 1S49.
Nn. EDIToR:-I have just perused letter In the
Herald Of this morning, dated Demoncos Hotel, from
oicer Of artillery, wherein 1t Il stated that the
writer the only officer Of that service In New York
evening In question and that he not at the
opera This is possible; for 1t will be recolected that
did not assume the fact from myself but stated that
the eut,man who had 90 properly reproyed an i'm
had remarked to his friend his belief that he be-
oneed to that and that the other had
hs opinion adding thai he had the parties, day
before ouna ing the Aston House seemingly
recog nis;pg him us be thought he did them. Under
doubt with them, thought could not be far wrong In
repe ang the words used by the elder stranger when
whom he had particularly remarked was officer Of
srtilery from Montreal whose name he did not know,
bu, whose he familiar with as he had not
the slightest doubt the other with his.
How two men could be mistaken in the same ind-
vidus 1t IL rather difficult TO understand; but the
gentleman writing from Demonicos states positively
that there officer OF artillery besides himself In
New York. ON Monday evening the question that now
ss Is ~ .ne pay e, I'm. mS' =. 1 re-, r so
pspion. IL sha be my care, Mr. Editor to set myself
right in this matter before you put forth Tues
days number tfor not DESTROYS that any thing OF
mine intended for your columns, should be otherwise
hsscd than upon indisputable facts can have any
object In continuing imputation Of wrong where 10
L. distinctly shown that putation Is undiscovered
to be regretted for his own sake, that the writer
Of the letter from Dem nicos should not earlier have
noticed the commune alton Of 4" Observer This sp-
peared in the columns Of the ron on the It'll. On the
bh be replies to it. instead of the day; and 30
sontrves possibly by placing 1t In the Post Once In
stead Of imms datey handing IL In ut the office Of the
paper-that II does not sppear until the 10th (ths
mornipg). when waited upon by the parties desiring
identity him be is found to have aud sailed
for England All tLis repeat, IL unfortunate. An
scer tenacious q the honor Of his corps ought, II
seems TO me- 10 have called upon the editor promptly
deu sndsd the address Of Observer and known his
authority for imputng to member Of the service to
which he belonged, the misconduct charged against
him. Perhaps do not correctly judge these matters,
but Il that this Is the which should
have be. pursued
Io justice to myself hope You will do the favor
30 insert this letter In issue OF to morrow. On
Monday, the my tery shall be solved.