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TOsCslseNet's 'SegFssaSeya'ttIes.
wONDER AND BIRssIN0 or THE Age.
The 1iess EEirdsrdfasrT Medicine IN he " ,r.e
THIS EXTRACT is rtI IN QUART BOTrLls--irt Is 81
IMRs oHKAfER AND P1EAsAsFE AND war
CunKs w11mouT voMlTiNe, PuRo-
ING, sfcKEN1ks or pkeELf
TATING THE PATIENT.
HE great beauty ard gpe1oy IF This sarsapara over
Al other medicine Isl that while eatcates Is disease
itlnfigoIates the body. It's one OF the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; il not only pur6eA the whole system and
TIE bp' ! ceses nsw pgF a Sn 5e
this lies the ETsnd secret Of its wonderful sucee 4 has
e ssSss cs w q DISEASE s y s s %es
ncurbe Il has saved the lives Of than 5000 Children
during the two past seasons.
5000 CASES OF GENERAL DEBILITY AND
WANT OF NERVOUS ENERGY
Or. Townsend arsapara invgoraies the whole system
by the effects of medicine ndscFeon colns IN youth.
or the excessive nasence Of the passions. and brought On
want ambition, fainng sensacs premature decay and
decline. FASTENING towards that fatal disease
parma : ''' ' fEvfG 8 CORDIAL.
As and the gives activity to tn
mbs and strenghto the muscular system, in most extra
''''n''s 'sS G5ioN SUMPTION CURED.
CcGnsa aud Strengthen. Consumption can be cured.
Brotchitis, CONSUMPTION, Ligw Complaint, Colds,
II ihs css Hss,;e FimsS sss Seas q
feass Exploration PAIN III ne Side. etc have been
e'4 s4s = s'ssSPf'I Sitting BLooD.
s, $1,000, ..s NEW NEw f ,Sa Apnl * lsal
has been the MEANS through Providence, Of saving my life
have tor several years bad bad cough I became wcrss
night sweas and was greatly debated and reduced and
did not expect @ i've have only used your Ssrsaparia
in am able to walk all the city. raise
blood and my e9sgh has len me on can well imagine
WIN. RUSSELL, % Cat1az1ne street.
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IoWnsend, not having Tested his saIsapaTla IN
oil fis, oil recommended it, surprise
e receive the following from Intelligent and respectable
Farmer OF w estchester county:
FoRDHAh, August 10, 1871
r I0l5nsena-Dear Sir. have little gir seven year
o. age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits We
tired almost everything for her but without success al ast
although we could find Recommendation our ccuaEs
tor cases like hers, thought, she IN very eicate
health we wonld give her of your Sarapara and are
very glad we did iort not only restored her strength but ee
has had no return Of the Fits, pleasure and sur.
PRISE She is fast becoming rugged and hearty FOR vhin
we feel grateful. Yours. respectfully,
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'DAILEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR.


but shall sndoin few Testimonials OF its value selected
from the thousands possession. from all parts OF the
country.
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BLAcKwKLI.'s ISLAND Sept Ia, 1S47.
Or. To1aseRd-Dear Sir: | have suffered terribly for
nine years with the Rheumatism considerable of the time
could eat, sleep walk had the distressing
palms, and my limbs terribly swoe. have used four
bottles of your Satsapara, .aey have done more
than thousand dollars yortho good. | 50 much bel
erndeed, am entirely relieved. You liberty to use
TINS for the benefit Of the afflicted. Yours respectfully,
JANRs 1EuMMINas.
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Owing to the great and immense sale Of Dr. osr
send Sarsapara, number 81 who were formerly !,
Agents, have commenced making Saraparla EStIa IL
EixFs Bitte1, Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc They p
RAINY pnt the shaped bottles and some Of fnrn
have stolen and copied our ADVERTISEMENTS they are an
worthless lnlitatiOns, and should be avoided. -
fnnclpal Office, LIZ Fulton stirred, Sun Binding n ~
I n9ss kedng 4 Co., state street Boston; nyot $ a.
~ fcTLt Second street, Philadelphia IS 81 HaDce Ds
gt, BALTIMORE y. Nj. Cohen Charesio i05 Sosnk pearI
street Albany p H. NlcGTas, NatcheF; and by all the
principal Druggists and Merchants generally through lie
United States, West Indies and the Caradas.S
az j. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street,
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS Am CHILDREN
IL is the safest and most eifectua medicine for puTfne
ihe SYSTEM and relieving the sufengs attendant upon child
b ever discovered u strengthens both the mother and
child prevents pain and disease increases and eiIrcbes q
tood those who have used ii think il Indispensable Il
highly useful both before and after confinement as il ~
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth: costivenes pts
cramps, swelling OF the feet, dependency, heartburn yo
and N uang the secetl0ns and equazig the cire1a
lon has no equal The great virtue of this medicine IS ii
always safe. and the most delicate and most successful.
very few eases require any other medicine; some little
and light food with this medicine, will always insure sale
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-17

II may be confidently stated that there no case OF PHI m
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1t is certain remedy and at the pain and
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FEVER AND AGILE

!. Z. T FlV EfN AN y l1NTU n
DIR. Townsend's Sarsaparla is unequaed in cases of The
Chs and Fever and Ague. The following letter only one
Of the hundreds that have received from the South ard
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9 i9aoRsesd-ear Sir; have the pleasure TO inform
you {nat three OF children have been cnre OF Tie croa
y w s Ss o. y1pT excellent medicine They were afflicted
~ ISsey WIN bad sores have taken only four bottles II
t9ok ulem away for which feel myself under great o6s
Isaac w. CaArs. los ,yoo.,s, .,,s.,
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INSURANCE.
.ViesU Orleans .4ge9scy

NASHVILLE MARINE. FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL @300, OO0-al paid in. Surplus el60, 900.
Y. JAS. WALKER, Sec'y..JAS. A. PORTER, Pres.
The operations Of this Company for u years have been
River, Sea and Fire Risks taken the lowest rates, and
losses promptly adjusted. w; b. PARTEE, Agent,
! mh26 IL Office. No. 1 Camp street. Newt rleans.
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svaenoN Dnarrs j


Once No. 110 ST. Charles street,
fetNsen Posdras and Las ytiss Square,
wv MIS- Ii
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UPINiQNs % PHYsICIANs

!, .r OtiNtONS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend Is almost daily recaytnp orisy. fo,, ~,
Clans IN different parts Of the Union ~ "o'' ny
This Is 10 certify, that we The nnd.,g;,,o5 p,, 81,
1ne city q Albany, have IN numerous eases ppeserib
ioTsend SaFsapara, and believe Il 10 he one ~ he
valuable preparations IN The market = - ~ INV " 'e n'Sa'
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seRoFULA CURED.


nus eereale eoneusivey proves that this has
flent control over the obstinate disease oil lie Hood
hfee persons cured in one house unprecedented.
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BEAUTY AND health.

Ihoss that i9itate Dr. Townsends Sarsaparila, have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females afc
and have coped our bills and circulars Which relates to lie
comnlainls OF women, word for word-other men who !,
" necnes nave, since the great of Dr. Townsend
arapaTiila m complaints incident females recommenoe
theirs although previously they did number Of fhee
MIXTURES Pills. etc. injurious females as thay agpra
vato disease, and nndennine The Constitution.
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M 8. WULFF, 3 Gfavier q
AI.E-Scotch and Burton Ale OF SUPERIOR
PoRTyE;k = Sshains London Brown Stout; Guinness
x A Dublin Porer.
MtiSk Y-Qld Iii f-iaV0re quality;
KY M Fine old Jannca--in Bond;
MONTlI4LIADO SHERRY = Choice lot = celebrated
brands;
kiENtSH WINE-40 cases, most celebrated vintaees:
LONDON DOCK BR ANDY-Fourth proof, in s gallon
den1ohns; for sale by
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
A SINGULAR IIsCgyEKY

The Cincinnati Commercial saws there IA,
lately been dug up ,ome Ia feet below the
surface OF the earth. and more than so above
high water mark, III the garden of Capt. G.
". Gutter, an elephants iurk. which time
and the aciion VI The elements have reduced
TO substance resembling chalk IL eium.
hlcd when taken out uf The earth. but a pof.
ton Of II entire, more than 90 inches long, Is
IN The possession Of the proprietor Of tins
place, JUS, above the mouth Of Licking, oppo.
site. The whole animnI IS probably IN the
bank. II this proves 10 DO u real elephants
'usk, which every evidence now tends TO d.,
II will prove singular geological fact, that
elephants did once belong to lhis country.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01

Ga Mr.. Calhoun journey 10 Washington
last December, he Was, among others, &C.
compaued b, The llnn. Nj. u lizard, HI. es.
ceeut Wle, aud his Interesting aud most
promising 500, Youth Of seventeen Years.
\ Yesterday that Interesting y"uth, nccompi-
nlcd by hl, bersa,ed aud deeply ell eted pa.
rents, MAS burne back To the south corpse,
"a the same Conveyance wNlch bore The corpse
IT his late disun.u shed fcllns.traycller-
They came together aud Together returned -
bat und-r circumstances how sad. aud how
different tf"in ~har either then imngiGed
NdnJnai iqhHictnctr Of Tue day.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
The Delegates.

The Chairman Of the meeting teld IN this
place on The 23i. ut., 10 pursuance Of
resolution 10 tha, eil'-ct, has appointed, Wal.
ter L. Steele. Ed. of Richmond stuu'y and
Capt. G. W. Caldwell, Of Mecklemurg conu.
", as Delegates 10 the Nashville Conven-
ton; aud Bartlett Ship, E-q., IF CASTOR
county, and S. j. Petson, of Moo-e county,
as o'iernaies.
How can these gentlemen go as the Dele.
gates from this Congressional District J
when Only three counties have held meetings
relative to the subject Lincoln, G'sion and
Meck'enburg. Arson, Slanly, Montgomery,
Cabarrus and Moore have taken &c interest
in the subject, and ihoe counties having a
large majority Of the district are certainly
opposed TO the proceeding. With these
facts before them, how can the delegates
assume 10 represen, the Bird District.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
HARRIS ON cLINGMAN.

In the course u speech inihe House Of
Representatives the other day, Mr.. Harris
spoke on Clingman as follows:
The gentleman from North Caroline mr..
Clinsmau] has been pleased TO inform US ,ha,
tho CT, of "Uuion" is "senseless and in.
sane p and he Informs us further that be is
" disguised with IT," Sir, il is nothing new,
in cascs e mental hallucinaiio8, for those
who are laboring under its influence, 10 fac.
CIV oil persons insane but themselves. This
seems to be case in point; aud have no
doubt that the constituents of thai honorabls
gentleman, who is so grievously afflicted,
will take good care, If they do not consisn
him to madhouse, to place him in quiet re-.
iremenl. which his complaints seem 30
much TO require, and his conduct deserve.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01

IN. ;r.,i,uton Of slavery amongst Us. and Partcu-
Il ,v their efforts 10 obtain undue control IN The
o,.snizatop of the PRESENT Congress were well cal
c,ia,sd 10 arouse the slavehoding South 10 tahe
,o.ion in defence of her rights; and 10 adopt sucn
m.,sures AZ would produce unanirnity OF sentimeai
a nd concert of action and would minister ume'y
,sbuke to their Threatened sggressions; 10 eheet
which tho Southern Convention at Nashvhie was
called Rut whereas in the last few months several
or Tho most influential members in Congress from
The ftoe States having declared opinions ana taken
nosi,ions more con formable To our views oil cons'I
,u,ional rig Is, have been followed ny hegs,a'ne
sanction by some OF the States, ana ny fe'ao'e
,xpression of public sentiment, IN others e'ihe'ng
disposiion TO desist from pressing the'f 10 'he u"
ion and the South. dangerous and no tiie measures
Therefore, Resolved, That while We arc always
ready. firmly 10 resist in every proper manner' az
c,o..ions unon our Constitutional rights IRON any
quarter, we are equally ready to appreciate the pai
r,otism which regardless of personal consequences
rebukes tho violent faaa,icism which would Involve
us in a common ruin.
Rssoirea That we regard the action OF The Log
slatures OF some, and the public "Pnfon expressed IN
various other Northern States ss reliable evidence
If pa to render our interests secure
npdrr the guarantees Of the constitution aud nation
H,sa,rsd. Thu, in view OF these facts We do not
deem il necessary or er p dent TO send delegates 10
tho Nashville Convention.
M,ssrs ]. NJ Long. WIN Johnston. VIM Myers
and G. W Caldwell -everally replied 10 thu remarks
Of Mr.. Wilson and General Young, aud supporting
/ the Resolut ons. ,
/ The question was called but witldrawn TO al
! low Mr. Wilson 10 make some remarks in explina
tiop. When Mr. W. lad concluded, tho question
mon Gen Younr's amendment required. aud wa'
voted down with but few approving voices III III
favor.
The question was now called for upon the con
mntees resolutions. aud being put. they passed .
an overw helmin. majority there being but 10" ais
I senticnts.
On motion. made and seconded il was Resolved
that the President, at his discretion. name The Dol
ers,es hy authority of the Convention appointed :
This was done to facilitate the progress OF IN
meeting, as il was getting very late, aud IA orde
also to secure able representatives, who "oulu "
certain TO attend Nashville
On motion seconded the thanks Of the Conven
ton we're rendered 10 the President for the able sn
cour, ecus manner will. which he had discharge
his duties
On motion il was resolved that tie papers o
Charlotte 10 requ s,ed TO publish these proceeding
and that the Raleigh papers and other State paper
friendly 10 tho objects had in view. be requested
copy
Rssolred. That copies Of these proceedings b
sent TO tho Representative from this district 10 Cou
rress aud To Senators, with request that Tie
, lay them before their 70 psc'ive Houses
On motion tho Convention adjourned sias de
JOHN WALKER, Cb'm.
, ]. L. BApors seef'''''''
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
Mr. Badgers Speech,

We give today part o: Mr.. Badgers
speech. We lock upon i, as equal TO any
that has been delivered this session. lie en-
tiers fully into the examination of the subject
Of slavery, aud We Think he viii satisfy all
unprcjudiced minds that slavery is not sn.
Tha, i, has existed from time immemorlai
and we believe will continue TO exist in some
form. This speech should satisfy those
sickiy phllau,hropsls al the North Who are
meddllng with this institution OF the South
,ha, they are 20, subscribing lie cause Of
humanity 10 their vain endeayors to free the
slaves. They are rather tightening their
chains, and hundreds, who are now IN bon
dage Nigh, have been liberated had II mol
been for he iujadiciuus course oi these lanat-
les. BIZ, We now hope that Ibis question
will be fully, fairly and forever disposed u
during this session Of Congress, SO that II
caano, be revived again IL any mannef.-
Should this be the case the bonds Of the IN
ion will be nghened aud good may grow
out of the evil porsnts, 4hai LEI every enc
read tbi. interesting speech as ii will well re
Day for the time.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
Air. Calhoun.

The remains Of Mr. Calhoun, 10 charge Of
The Senate and House Committees aud a
Committee Of % ffom South Carolina ltfl
Washington on the 22l ulr., and arrived at
Charleston 90 the morning of the % b. A
long the whole route every demonstration va.
made, 10 pay respec; to his remains. What.
ever political differences (savs the Richmond
Whig) may have heretofore existed, all are
ready 10 acknoa ledge the many noble qlali-
lies which adorned the character If Mr.. Cal.
houn and his invaluable services 10 saving
the country fiom a war with England in the
O"gon affir, should never be forgotten"
The obsoq lies we're celebrated in Charles.
ton with imposing magmicence aud i'm.
pressi~e soiemnity. The procession on the
25'h to receive his remains was the largest
OF the kind ever known TO Charleston bust.
ness Of all kinds were suspended and the
streets through which the procession passed
we're dfaped 10 mourning. The ,Jy was
delivered TO Gov. Srobrook. by Hr. Mason,
Chairman OF the Senate Committee, in q
short bu! appropriate address, 10 which the
Governor responded. The Governor Thanked
Mr. Nenabe for his attention 10 Mr.. Calhoun
N his last illness, who made an appropriate
reply. The body vas then committed to the
Mayor of Charleston, where the body viii be
retained until Italy disposed Of by the
Legislature, at whose disposal il has been
consigned by his family. The ceremonies
we're concluded on the &c b, by Civic Pro.
cesslon, to s.. Phillips Church, where, after
an anthem was sung ard the burial service
by The Right Rev. Christopher Gadsden,
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Chuch.
for The Diocese Of South Carolina, and
cassna,e Of the deceased at Yale College, a
funeral discourse was delivered by the Rev.
James ". Miles. The body was then depos
tied 10 vaul, erected for the purpose in 81.
Philips cemetIy to await the action of the
Legislature.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
The Compromise Committee

The correspondent, Of the Baltimore Sun
say. tina, the Compromise Committee has
held one meeting since its sppoia'msn,. and
seem to have agreed on the following
ls,. To report a bill for the admission of
California, aud the establishment Of ierriiofi.
al governments in Utah and New Mexico.
81. To report separate bill Tor the settle
ment Of the Texas boundary, by liberal
compensation To that state.
81. To make such amendments 10 he law
Of 1893, for the recovery Of fugitive slaves,
as shall alfird security TO the south.
4th. To abolish The slave trade in tie Dis.
trio, OF Columbia by extending the laws Of
Maryland over it.
Little or no doubt he says, is entertained
but that all these bills will pass both Houses
by respectable m iarires.
In regard to the Texas boundary, ais not
vet decided whether that matter wi come
up in separate bin or whether, as tlndred
subject, it be included IN The bill for he al
mission of California and the establishment
Of territorial governments in New Mexico
and Utah. Should separate bill se intro.
duced, the committee, out Of respec for the
oil lest senator. will probably recom"end the
passage Of Mr.. Bentou's bill.
The whole subjects was pos'poncd w the
Senate on the l9,h ult., q. nex, Mor3ay. OF
account of the absence Of several Senator's
We hope when they are taken up they vii
be speedily acted on that the pubic minc
may be forever qlie,ed on subjects GROWN!
on, Of the slavery question.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
COINCIDENCE.

The following remarkable fac,is mrniion.
cd by a writer IN the National inlelligencer,
after stating that J. q. Adams died in the
National Capitol:
The fac, is worthy OF note that tho
building in which Mr.. Calhoun died Was
built for the Use Of the Congress Of Tho Un,.
ted States. and wo' used US the Capitol dur
ing the rebuilding Of that edifce, after lis de-.
srruc,iun by the British troops, and therefore,
the walls within which he drew his las,
breath have often echoed 10 his voice, us
poured forth in The defeuce Of his principles,
ia tina, rapid torrent "f eloquence aud l"g.
cal reasoning, which, though II nigh, fail to
convince, never failed 10 eIcctrfy his hear.
cfs
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01

e The meeting held lere on tie % is
styled Convention. Convention q What
Not Of Delegates certainly, for ahho,gh Lin.
coin and CASTOR had appointed Delegates,
not more than or 8 were ptesc,acd and
not one was selected on the comuiltee to
draft resolutions. Mr.. Long was on the
but as far as we ever hard Ca.
tarrus never aPpoinic any Dslegaes. Aud
no. more than 50 or go of the atizens of
NeckIcnburg totk par, in i. e.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
The Weather.
ago.

We are a, this time enjoying fine weather.
The prospect heretofore has been OF the
mos, gloon y character, especially for our
agricultural friends-no,hiug bu, rain, rain,
rain. The weather seems settled al last and
all must improve the presen, favorable OPP
porlunity to make up for lost time. Although
the " favorable weather in one respect has
operated against farm work it is beneficial IN
another. The yield Of wheat we learn will
be unusually abundant.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
VyHIG INSTRUMENTATION.

1t having been referred, by County meet
ngs and sundry commune atoms from dliie.
rent portions Of the State, 10 the Central
Committee, appointed by the Wing Parry,
to designate The Wing Convention, for the
purpose Of nominating Candidate for Gov.
ernoi:
Notice is hereby given, that to suit the
views and wishes Of the largest number, the
said Convention viii assemble in Raleigh, OF
Monday, the 10Th day of June next. Al
which time and place the Delegates are most
respectfully invited 10 attend.
RICH D HINES, Chm.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
Senator Houston.

The Knoxville Wing states that this geo
rcman stopped al tina, city on the OH u'i,
and while there number Of persons &C both
r,;es called TO see him. An occurrence
took place, which the Wing SAYS eve can
not deny ourselves the pleasure of naming"
Several Democrats we're present who being
great advocates of the Nashville Convention
themselves, were anxious 10 hear the opin-
IONS of'de Senator Gss# Ie 5Hip.a E.ery d.
rascal who attends that Convention ought 10
be hung with ID grea: halter" The
Wing says this was damper andia all con
science We thuk so too.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
A SIGN IN OLD MASSACHUSETTS,

A year ago a sci Of W,lnnt proviso fesoI.
ui'ous pissed the Massachusetts Legislature
with only one dissenting poice. Ia the Sen.
ate on Tuesday last, Mr.. Buckingham pro.
sen'rd memorial from 277 persons. asking
the Legislature TO instruct Mr.. Webster 10
vote for the insertion Of the Wilmot proviso
N the new Territorial bills, and against tho
bill OF Mr.. Mason, concerning fugitive slaves.
Mr.. billiard opposed the reference OF this pa.
per 10 any committee, aod. on motion OF Mr..
Hszen, Il was laid on tho table by vote Of
5to IL.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
And still they come.

Messrs. Brem g. Alexander have just 70.
ceived their Spring and Summer supply Of
G oods-see their advertisement. They
have some beautiful Goods which they will
take pleasure in exhibiting 10 any one, and
the, promise To sell as "low as the lowest.
[, will do no harm to examine their Stock,
and bargains may be obtained, especially as
they sold Coffee at l2l cents few days
ago.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
EgO,,gll and Ready.

The Presidrni, whose aversion 10 show
and g,I,erlng uniforms is we'll known, has is.
sued an order 10 the Secretary Of War, di.
tecling that the full uniform now worn 10 he
army, a blue dress COO, with white buff H..
nIngs, band box hat, &c.. &c, shall be thrown
aside, and the undress lrotk now worn shall
be the full uniform, with tho addition Of epau.
let's, sash, &C., the removal Of which makes
an undfess uniform. The dfcss coat worn
by the prlvates is substituted by sack.