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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16
OUTRAGE SPEECH.

We have often felt mingled regret and
disgust q, the language employ ed by certain
deciaimers at public meetings who profess
the Democratic faith, and we have been equal
" grieved and mortified that intelligent A.
meficans could be found who would listen to or
applaud il. Al the recent ratification meet.
ing at Tammany Hall, there was good
deal Of this kind Of language INDUCED in, and
se ehstiiably expressed the hope that they
y no uttered i, had uu~illingly INDUCED Too
freely in The room below for we would rather
that man should be accidentally overtaken
in fault, than that he sh' uld hahituailv EN-.
ploy profane and blasphemous language from
the mere love OF il. We suspect, however,
that we we're too charitable, for one OF the
same speakers. named Shatirr, poured forth
a tirade hefore a Democratic gathering last
evening. in BrookIyn. in which wee the fol-
l,w ng passagcs-accordng to the report
furnished in an exchange paper. we pass
over vas, amount Of blllingseate and tus'iah.
"wh.n consider tho means by which that par
tv csmo into power in s49, by throwing Their great
Cesar overho ,rd in order TO take up Old Tip tina
war hor e. and when I get a step further and Q
that same party stahbiug their Cesar. not IN the
Senate chamber, but in a slaughter house, am
prepared 10 hear tne Wing parties and Tho Wing
s,umps gro,n out and saw. T" Did srer see such
a generation o. rip,rs eoms 10 Judgment"
1 "rrey (the Whissl cannot GO to Canada, for
Canada will soon be part o! the Democracy OF
this nation, and hnr representatives u take their
places in their ranks al Washington. They cannot
60 to Cuba. for Gen Taylor called upon the navy
to keep them on Round Island Where will they
got a voice-"to hill ~ Certainly cannot say
where; but as my friend has fired their location,
J will say they taBnht go to Heoren for Old HEX.
Org is there and no Wig can go phrre he is-
Loud and repeated cheering And II they mere
10 get there and ind Old Hickory mapping. Polk
pouldsy 81 kEeW YOU d0un bs!On you nssi
b. mistaken an tie place"
Now We pu, it to any decen, person, man
or woman.-Whig, d moe at or Abollionis,
bond or free-c,vlzed or bar barian-
whether men. who publicly utter or applaud
such vile, blasphemcus language, are the
PEI sons who should guide political opinion in
this country IN. Y. Commercial.
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Latest by the lIibcrmia.

Photographed FOR the Baltimore Sun
A French Dml-Iacreaad Prospect of a
European War-a Russiaa Threat We.l
fadsa Mdits.
New York. Nov. I, ls49.
The New York Courier and Enquirer, Of
this morning, contains tho following dispatch
from London to Liverpool, up to the moment
VI the sailing OF tho H,bern,a.
A de.p,ch from Pare, dated on Friday a,
noon, ssys:- Durirg The speech Of Matthew
dc Ia Dfonc, on the Roman question. in The
National Assembly, an alteration occurred
between NJ. Theirs and NJ. Bxlo. The lat.
ter declared tina, the former had said tina,
The election Of Lnuis Napoleon would be a
Disgrace TO France, whereupon Theirs do.
manied satisfaction, and duel was irnmo.
dia,ely tough, with pistols, but neither party
sustained any personal injury. The seconds
then came forward and stated that the parties
had done all that honor required, and DO h
members returned to The Assembly, just as
the sitting was adjournios, at s O'Clock. De
la Rossiefs was the las, speaker, and would
continue his sddres, to-day.
The Ecenemen. says that the Russian
Charge, at P.fs, had made known to the
Foreign Minister, that Russia would regard
tho entrance Of the F.ench fleet into the Oar.
danelIes, as declaration OF war.
The Same paper says tina, orders had been
given TO the French flee, to join the English
feet a, Naples.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16
Thanksgiving.

Yesterday was the day set spsr, by Gov Manly.
to be kept as day of General Thanksgiving aud
Praise TO Almighty God for the many blessings be
slowed upon during the past year We noticed
that the day was very general KEEP, in this place.
Divine Services was performed in the Methodist md
Presbyterian church in tie morning and also in the
Presbyterian church a, night. This is the hrst
Public Thanksgiving We believe that has ever been
appointed by this State, and we hope may &c here.
after greeted a. a great Annual festival.
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FROM FLORIDA.
Csrrsspoat.nee .fths Florida Republican.

PLATA OCTOBER 81. 1919.
Gen. Twisrs and his tvs" d.uyhisfs and Majors
Myers, Maksll, and Brooks, Of hi. staff reached
hsrs yesterday The old hero looks better than we
have ever seen i'm. Should our country lie so un
fortunate ~ 10 BE- involved IN smother IaGi n war,
he is prepared TO prosecute It upon plan that viii
bring il 10 speedy tsrminstion.
Cspts vngdes and Fowler companies have bern
sent 10 Forts Reid aud Gatlin, aud Capt. Ssdrt.
woai's to New Smyrna. Col. Dmck'. and Lieut.
Chai6ns companies have returned to this place, aud
Capt. Grsfton's is nov ITS way here from Orange
SpnrgG Col. Stspiee's company is mounted, and
will sccompany the General back 10 lsmp,. Or.
ders have been issued for such ditposilion cf tbs
troops that the moment the General learn, the in
tentisns Of the Indians hostile, he shall bs able
to strike sudden and decisive blow upon them.
Sam Jones made his appearance a, the las. coun-
ell but did not take part in the proceedings lie IS
represented 10 be fine looking and venerable man.
Of tall figure about ninety years old, hair perfectly
whiie and walks with 4 staff about ten fee, long.
Bowlegs assured the General tina, the fifth Indian
Of the party that made the attack upon Pease creek
should DO delivered TO him. This is the one that
made his escape. The poor fellow that was killed
died like hero. fighting. lie preferred death rather
than being delivered to the uncertain fate which was
before him.
Il i. impossible 10 tell 70, what will be the result
Of Bowlegs' and Csssys interview with the Indiana
We feel every confidence in the plane Of the Gsner-
a. and believe that fine 10 permitted to srerci,e his
own good judgment in the matter. all the Indians
will DO removed psaeesbly. and at trifing expense.
whom compared to the probable ex penses Of q war.
AIsrgs band Of countsrstsfs have been arrested in
Cooke county. Tennessee, who hav. operated there.
and 10 the eeuntss above and below, for years upon
large and daring scale. Moulds. materials add
aaantsy Of bsse coin were captured. abd several Of
the leaders we're committed 10 Jail. Ia attempting
70 arrest sshess. Mr.. Huff deputy sheriff shot.
and 10 not sspsstsd 70 Give. This band Of roguss
are numerous. sad sS.snd through Sewer Cooke,
Crosns. and Washington counties. in Tennessss.
spd several eonatiss Of n orth Carolina. Nat IN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16
SUPERIOR Court.

The Fall term Of our Superior Cour, 10 now in
Session, his Honor ID. F. Caldwell presiding. We
havs not understood whether any important suits
have been decided. tlt We know the Cour: was sns.
" engaged until y ednesdsy. when it adjourned o.
yer to Friday. in order that all might have an op.
por,unity Of keeping Thanksgiving appointed by
the Governor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16
Our Sheet.

We have sndesvored to make such improvements
in tho appearance Of the Journal this week as i'll
recommend it TO the public generally. We have
admit. and We intend 10 fl ito columns with inter-
esiing and instructive matter The time necessary
Cor making alteration prevents Us from dero,ing
aha, attention to our Editorial department, which we
intended
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16
The MeteOr-asain.

We stated last week, or the information of
friend, that piece Of iron weighing l9 lbs. fell
from the Meteor that exploded week before last
Our friend was wrongly iniormed-ws have seen .
small piece of the substance and proves TO be stone
Of gr-yish color and quite hard ". have sever
al times seen accounts of stones of considerable size
falling after such explosions, but never ofron and
NC thought there must DO some mistake.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16
Election Returns,

During the FIRST Of this month elections we're held
ia several of the States. In New York cry aud
some other parts OF the State the v hgs have car.
ried The day In New Jersey the " hugs are IN The
ascendant From l. uIssna enough is mol known
TO state how the election has gone. The Democrats
have carried the city Of New Orleans and entertain
hopes Of having carried the State. NeItw we
shall perhaps be able TO give full returns from ]! The
States
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16

IT We have inserted on the fourth page very
interesting +" Reminisecence Of Indian Watfafe."
from correspondent, Clio. We shIl commence
next week THE Pirate OF the South Seas By
the same author Wn have purposeiy drf-rsd these
ARTICLES until the preseni me. We hope tbs III
excuse TO our correspondent and We will be
pleased TO hear from him often.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16
Depot Located.

We learn that the Depot al this place has been at
Hast located The spot selected is on tie right hand
Of the Camden road short distance below the Fe
male Academy. We are glad this ys1ed question
is settled and We hope TO the satisfaction Of all!
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16

" An official Statement, made to the Ken.
lucky State Constitutional Convention, shows
tina. there sro in thu. State 70,7O7 parents,
snd 1870 900 children.
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p'ws requested by the Ladies Of Charlotte
TO invite all the cizeus who fe-i interest in put
ting the Grave Yard in nice repair TO send hands
Monday next to clear itup II Monday should not
be suitable The next fair day.
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And Still thew Come.

Nessrs. Springs & Brawley are now in the receipt
Of very large and extensive stock Of Goods See
tLeir advertisement
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER l6, 1S49.

W WILLIAM THOMPSON. ESQ. is our a
gent in Baltimore. authorized TO obtain advertise
ments and subscriptions, and TO grant receipts.
pE. W. CARR, Esq., is our agen, in Phiiadei-
h;s, authorized 10 obtain advertisements and pro-
sure subscriptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16
GREAT EMIGRATION or SQUIRRELS.

GREAT EMIGRATION OF SQUIRRELS.
II il stated in some Of the Kentucky pa.
pers that the squifreIs have paid another vie.
|, 10 that good old Commonwealth, and ere
uaversing il in great numbefsi
IN 1922 Kentucky wss visited BY thousands and
tens Of Thousands Of these little quadrupods whieh
crossed the Ohio river and stcersd due south. They
were then little disposed 10 turn aside from man OF
or dog. Thousands were killed BY guss, sioaes.
clubs, and spears fastened 10 long reeds. Ia 1888
they made smother visit 10 THE State but in lees num
bsr they crossed the Ohio. ~ in iS22. and pur,usd
the same course. Thousands were sgais killed BY
men. boys. aud dogs. The sport lest i's inter.
est and the Unattended hos,s wore permitted 10 Puf.
sue their way. We learn that they are nov MAKING
third march scross the State. Ssms suppose they
follow the eholsrs. but in 1929 the cholera wss IN
known in the United States."
~ According TO Mr.. Maesulsy, the vulgs'
proverb tina, tho "grey mare 10 tho better
horse" originated in tho preference general.
ly given to the grey mares Of Fiandsrs ovsf
the fines, coach horses Of England.
A fellow 10 jail wishes no had the email
pox, 90 that he could break. He has tried
everything Rise. he says, but can, come u
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1TPsr Of our Impress on this week is not as sell
printed os We could desire; We shall sndeavor to
make smsnds next week.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18
ELECTIONS.

NoRTH CAROLINA Member of ConRress g.
ieeisd-G wings and Q loeolocor The gal
liant Stanley, though pressed with all the
power that the Shareholders aud locofocos
could bring to bear against him on account
df his votes In Congress on the side Of free.
dom, has elofously iriumphed
TFNSEssEE. BeGer .Nelrs Though tho
loco candidate for Governor h elected, the
general result II better fur the wings lhnn
the first reports indicated, The ScnnIe h
Wig and Ibe llouse loco. Tho Tribune says
there ure certainly four wlips otecJod 10
Congress, aud, II hopes for the fhh.
lNDIANA. The State Government, ~ usli.
al, loco The members Of Congress elocl nrc
all Ioeos, except MeGaughey, wbig, aud jul.
i.u, free soilcr,'
ALAH1NA. Hillnrdnnd Allslon, both wings,
rier,etl TO Copgross.No other Districts heard
from.
KENTUCKY. SIX wings aud four locos e.
lrcted 10 Congress. ns appears 10y lie latest
reports, Legislature Wing. Itis.aid that
not a single emancipation candidate huG been
elected to the Convention 10 nnond The Cop
sIiiujion cfrhc State. /
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18
II iii 10 q A LIE ID d MA N.

through New York 10 luiends 10 ba in
Washington again 10y lhe 20lh ofseplenl,er.
Ito viii get well iuckered Oui BBfBFe Timt
time aud doubtless wish himself back. The
exercise OF shaking hands with fifteen or
twenty lh0nsnnd day, 20 shy nothing Of the
j1nnia on railroads, fhe having, &e ar, h
exceedingly lAliRulnR Ills right baud IL al
ready becoming iume, 80 Thai 10 N obliged
10 nut pau Of lhe labor upon the Ion
,iLLNEss % PagsmEST TAYLOR. Cuiisis,
IA, Aug ~. General Taylor wns taken VI
on hts arrival here, bul prompt medical aid
fenderssAl'im able 10 proceed 20 Chambers
burg.
Another despatch snyR President Taylor
was taken o few moments since with yomii-
lnF, while receiving friends NJ tho Court
llonHei nud "a now in bed ht Judge Watts.
Ito las had q dnuhuid, which vac stopped
lhis mofrlug,lul the symptoms are very lad.
u ~ doubtful whether lac viii leHyd this place
today His reception here WA most enlhu-
HlHHiio. Aller hb has recovered, should be-
fell heller he viii proceed 10 Cinmbersburg
THIS afGTnoon, otherwise he Will fon,nin here.
LATTsr iwriiu ~ o'clnak T. NJ, md
tbs President II ensrr. lie snya lhnl II lee
eau have rect, lao viii recover. d. Wood
advises ihht lao remain here, but the prssi,
dent snys be will go nj o'clock lie IL du.
HfruuH ~ EurfiHF uUt uf the tIIHU EtUHH rUUH'
wy no ho thinks the water hurts Inn,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18
The Markets.
IToN MARKET, Thursday

Reported for tho Traveller.
Al market, COO beef cattle, $40 Stores, Ou
pairs working oxen, 80 COWS and calves, @eOO
sheep and Lambs, 600 Swine.
Beef cattlc--Extra, So LIST quality, --t-see
n 5,75; I'd, do. 3, %; Sd do 1,25 AS.
Working Oxen--saleR al %, %, ooi 70 uno
$50.
Cows and Calyes--$ %. %, 81 80 and 81.
Sheep and Lambs--Small lots at $3.50, J,
1926, and 80.
Swinc--lols, selected, . Retail "A bhc.
BOSTON MARKET Aug. Il.
BEEF-Extra mess, ID 90 10 00i Mess,
400 a 1885, No. /, II 90 n 90 u0i prime, city,
$50 90; navy ~ 90 a 90 90.
-PORK--EXTrl cigHT - so u 1T oei -eleafy
~ O0 10 80; mess 10 so n II 90; prime 9 50
a 100
LARD--Boston Ga "A; south& west Ola II
FLOUR-HUwnTd street % 3 31j Ohio,
3 81 "a 600, Gencsoc, com. brands, so 5,b2
Genescc, fhncy brands, 5,37 $50.
CORN-Yellow, round, 90 a 90, fiat a'6S,
white 60 a 81.
ONTS-southern, "a 35j northern, 10 46,
EASTERN a. CO.
WOOL4-Shere has been an active demand
FOR dunes site fleece aud the sales amour; To a
bout 500 600 lbs. ut 80 42c for Saxony fleece,
IS 374 for full hloodi 80 a 30 for 4; 100 a 20
for 4, mud % a 20 per 10 for common
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18
by Telegraph 10 The Boston .liaa
Highly Important Intelligence.

A. AnMEp ExrEniTiOs TiTrtN0 OUT ~ TuE
UNrEp STArEg, 40 TAXI CuHA-PEocLA,
NATION oT THE fHrsipENr AoAissr Tnr
SANE. Washington, tug. lfh.--Thu col.
lowing official proclamation hy tho President
hrs been received Gom llnrisburgi-
There u reason TO believe that an nrmed
expedition Is about 10 be- Gliod out la tho
tHitcd STATES, with tho intention to invade
The Island oituhH, or some of the provinces
OF McAico, and, from tho best Attenuation
which tie Executive has been able 10 obinin,
points To tue Island of Cuhn, ~ the Object Of
Ills expedition, II h The duty of tho Gov
eminent 10 observe The ruth of treaties, mud
prevent any aggression by our citizens upon
territories Of iriegdy uulions, | lnyc, there
lore, though; II necessary aud pro per 10 IN.
sue this proclamation, 20 wnru MI ciiiZcr- Of
The Uuilcd S.aies, who shHll connect >NLcm-
selves with on enterprise no grossly ia viola
lion o. our treaty obliguiiuns that they Will
thereby aullsct themselves 10 the heavy pen
atty pronounced against ihem by our acts of
Congress, aud will lorln,s1hoir claims TO the
protorIiun oftluir rountry. = B,ieir- t'sf-
sons must expect the interference II this
Government ~ nny form Ia their behalf no
matter tn whni cxircmoties they rnny be re-
ducrd IA consequence oilheir conduci. An
enterprise 10 iuyHJf territories Ofirundly ma
lions Get on foot aud prosecuted within the
limits ul ilin United States II ~ the high
80 degree criminal. ~ tending to cndnugef
peace aud roInprnniian the honor nf thia ma
lion and ], therefore expect nll good eli.
zeus, az thoy regard our nntiuunl reputation
las lhey respect their own laws, ma the
laws OF unlions---n- they value tho blessings
Of peace and the welfare Of their couutry--io
Discourage and prevent, 10y all lawful means,
amy such enterprise. Aud call upon every
officer Of ibis tii1SJnmcnt, civil or military.
to uso all the efforts IN his power 20 arrest
for trial aud punishment every such oilruhcr
rgninst the laws providing for the perform /.
nucc Of Our sacred obligations To friendly
powers
Given under my hand, August lltl, 1910, .
Il. TAYLOR.
The Republic says thai information hns .
been spne time IT. t,os-e-sou OF the Govern.
neui, 10 the effect that bodies of men were
N course of being levied aud drilled In New
Orleans, New York, aud other cities OF the
Inion-thnt money TO q considerable amount
ins been conlrlbuIed--ihut nrms have GreU Z
provided aud arrangements mndo on large
'cHe, with a New 10 some military eXpcdi-
ion. Their movements have been Conduct
at with grcat secrecy. and 4hc Object OF the
has been concealed even from IN
llviduals whoahaVe embarked IN IT, Stuff.
lent evidence, however, lus been Obtained
q satisfy the President lhRl The design Of the
inn of the Executive was necessary TO pre-.
erYe our neutral obligations, and Keep un.
ulicd the honor Of The American people.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18

in Lancaster, July -, Ia hope Of glorious
Immortality, ELEAHOK A., vito If Or, g Farr,
aged ~ yeura, Though bat recently 40 TO-
habltaniuf our villlge, fhe hld won the love
ni all that knew lrf, and strangers weep, that
ne tuvTly aud good has ~ soon passrd away
Vet the Ruef of on almost broken hearted
husbHnd--ihe wall nfinianoy The sorTow Gf
q SISTER that could not be- eoinfnrisd the pray.
efE Of q iRiher, mnihrF, and brothers, could
not save her from the gasp Of. the RELENTLESS
couqurf0r,
"bui glory from the dust,
Ahd pfaiHn ~ MOO tAe meNlfuf, TOT those
Go whose bright memofy love may stll rr-
pose,
With an Immortal tfust
Praise fot the desd, WIN leave us,when they
part,
Ench bone aa she haa len-nlAa nnfe In
heart HA a.
In Dnnylc, Aug 2, Mis- nclsey Hams,
aged 20 years -dnughleT Of Air Timothy llar,
ur
in Nashua, n ~ July 25,h, Joanna, daufh
ioiof Nj john CovsuJ, oi Dany,ile, eyed 10
yDalH.
ln RumncY, y, II May lG,b, Chuflc., son
of the widow bciscy and Of the late Gilman
bugTcll-rcccnty Of Dauyilir, agri 10 years,
lilo was lh,pWn oul Of Waggua upon NE
ground ~ such mannefas 90 cause almost
instant death
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18
GREAT FIRE.

There was n great fire nj Platlaburgh on
Thursday of last week. Over 80 buildings
were burncd--embracug those located IN
the business section OF tic town. IL conf
menced ia n wooden building on the corner
Of Bridge-st, and Mill Alloy, occupied 10y j.
Thornton ns grocery, aud J. Percy Ms n
Srrriirrs sttot,, l.t4EIat iIga nous
es Oh the east side Of Mill Alley It then
crossed Mill Alley and extended down tho
alley about 40 rods, consuming four dwell
ings occupied by about ~ families. From
Mil Aiicy il passed up and consumed one
entire block on Bridge ST. crossed bridge II.
and burnt the entire block between Bridge
81. and the Court House squures From
Bridge ST. !, extended south up Margaret 81.
burning eight buildings. Crossed Margaret
street aud destroyed every thing between
Brinkerhon st. aud the Court House and al
so drslro ytd several houses on Church Alley
mud one dwelling on Court st.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18
a Mutual Expedition
T o G A l. / # OR NJ A.!

THE subscriber, intending 10 proceed to the
H Gold Regions, wishes 10 assuefate with
him, 30 or 80 active and honorable men for
the purpose of mutual assistance and protec.
ajon, without JOINT capital. lie believes that
such:a number might advance their own pc
cunary interests, and add to their satisfaction
in Other tspects, more cifcctuAlly by each one
having all hiS own earnings, and the LIBERTY
to dishursc them 6ghe'plepses. BY this meth.
cd all the nbdscs or an organization haY,ng
general fund, andtLa under the charge Of
one man, viii bc avoided The company to
adopt articles of agreement for the relief Of
tho sic', if there be. any, and Ia cA---AE death,
for the sllh delivery of the owncrs effects 10
his righitul heirs AZ honly-.---"'
l propose to engage passnge for San Fran
cisco, IN frs, claEs vessel at Boston, about
the 18th of September, Of this year, going by
way OF Cape Horn. The whole expense OF
passage and provisions will not exceed $50
per man. payment of S25, will secure o
incmbership in the company, and birth IN
the ship. PersoEs Wishing TO JON with this
cnterPrise, are respectfully requested 10 make
their application TO me-, by letter or otherwise,
at the earliest moment, at my Printing Office,
No li2; Washington, 81 Boston
62ttw2 THOMAS DAVIS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18

since for passing counterfeit money on the
ofi6aHH iiHHk, irarhurr Tie he'd Il, l4iz pas
session bills on Amoskeag nnd North A,hnia
Ranks, Ito was bound over in tho sum Of
$780, and commilWd
IuE CHoLERA. ln Boslon on Tuesday
hast There were ~ deaths by cholera. The
cholera Is also NJ Sonh Boston, aud there
nro scattering gases in the towns Ia Tho VI
ciniy Of Boston, II hus extended into Maine.
Ia llanden, Mo, there have been half q
dozen fatal chsas
The cases dtohoiefa reported In ~ York,
Tuesday 10y the board Of health, were 100,
deaths -.
The cholera IN Quebec Is slill Oh the de.
crease. LHslreporl was rs deaths for the
day previous
~ Brooklyn, o. Tuesdny, 20 eases aud 10
deailia. Al Philadelphia. 4 5 cases Il 3 deaila
The cholera il on Ihe decrease in tho west
nud south.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18
ESSEX County Grammar School ut
CONCORD.
MARLBORO HOTEL.
Mr John A. Parks,

fE1AkES the liberty 10 infuin. he Friend.
and the Public, thsi he has recently ~.
aoeatcd himrclf with Mr. NJ. s. Proctor, and
has become one uiihe Propfirtors Of the very
popular aud well known House, called The
.Hdrfboro fiofsi, 29D Washington Street, and
would be glad of their patronage.
This establishment has recently been on.
igIgedi Hnd now has many Of the most mod.
crn Improvements. at
The location IL ono of the best Ia the city
FOR husinese mrn, and welt enlrbinirtl for gen.
tlcmcn visiting the city with their families, a.
there are many large and convenient -parlors
with sleeping robins attached.
Tcrms-el per day
Boston, July 90, lsI9. 621o,2