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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03
This District.

stated several weeks ago that we claim.
Cd the result Of the election 10 the 3rd DIS.
,net as a triumph of the Union Party. This
has been denied, because when the District
was laid off there vas al least 1000 of
Wing majority in it. Whether this is so or
not We cannot now ssy, bu, this We can say,
il is well known that IT was distinctly stated
by Gen. Docksry that the cid Issues between
The Wing. and Democrats would moi be dis
cussed, but Union and disunion and so san
guiBe ~eto the party under this issue Of car
rying the District BY 1000 votes. that about
three or four weeks before the election some
Of them were ready TO be; on such a result
SO we we're informed and few DAYS after
the election letter written to the editor Of
the Raleigh Standard contained the " graft.
fying sssurancs of the election Of Neg Cqld.
usli Orer Gen. DOckery." lfrhis. then, is not
d Union triumph VIC do mol know what is.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03
A PHENOMENON OF THE LATE TOR

A fact connected with The late destructive
tornado, which We have not seen noticed else.
where, is thisi Tha, apes from trees over.
turned BY the wind have the appearance Of
frul, that has been partially baked. They
are dark colored, aud considerably softcnsd.
The whole apple dses not, in every instance,
presen, this appearance, II beng only visrbis
10 spots on some, while on Others il is more
geaersl. We are informed that there are
hundreds Of bushels Of sppIss IN this eondi.
ton, scattered aiops the trail Of tho ~hlrl.
wind. The corusislks, too, that are prostrn
ted, in many Instance, it 10 ssid, present the
appearance Of having been blasted or cut and
dried for g considerable length Of time
Bosien IrGpeiier.
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SINGULAR COURT.

In he South American Republic u C.h
We learn from an afHleIs 10 ite Chnsgaa r.
view, there - Domestic Cont % '1,
nsl tbs, decides in the case of mnon com.
planning of the fefo.al II parents to r,to'
their marriage. Unless tie defendsrl cIa
show sati,laetery cause for the refuse, -e
Court immediately DEGREES the mafu'sa p
take place" The effect Of this atrsrgsme.i
Il "a stated. Is to cause runaway matches Il
bo comparatively scarce 10 Cblh.
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.A.y II i Ms

Married i th.a count. 90 he 2s.h ut, =
Rev VIZ Haritr. ST. SAMUEL BURNS 20 0s'
ELIZABETH uAHBi> ssvghfrei jesh.
Harms. all Of tlti. eouuty.
We sckaoeisago On 'ee. N4y ia7s.ecs d.
them through life
Marrird, in Ashe equity, n G. on 'te 1921 r'.
Mr. WILLIAM WALTERS. q drsfi st7a. Is
years old, AID Hol aafe then 80 tnchcs ial. &c
weighs - poundsl 10 Mis- kliZ NbEih 'A"'
YERS. q Toll RtoNa ~ aau. daughter 81 t'. b
ss~ytr's al Of Wythe cJualy, Va Hy.''tf ~.
PED iesn.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03
KENIIrcKY ELECTION.

Every thing is Wing 10 Kentucky but the
Governor. Mr.. PoweI's majority will be
from 500 to | 600. John B. Thompson
{ Wing is elected Lieutenant Governor
The Siaio Sera,e stands 90 Wings aud II
Democrats. and the loE.e So or Sc Wings
aud A or as Democrats. Thomas 5. Page
is elected AUDITOR without opposition James
Harlan, Attorney General, Elisha A. MsCur.
d., Register, By about 20 600 over Megow.
an ; Huggard, President oil the Board Of In.
tefGa Improvements, over Thompson by
3 900 or 4, 000 majority; and K. J. Brecken.
ridge, Superintendent Of Public instruction,
BY some 3, 900 or 600 over Matthews, the
next highest Of the Candidate. All Wings
Plumbing hfeiieeneer.
Ia Tennessee a Wing Governor, a Wing
Senate, a Wing Hous. Of Representatives
aud two Wing United States Senators have
been secured.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03
The Effect Of AbolitiOnism.

A most slrocious outrage has been com.
mitted On several citizens OF Ashe county 10
this State, by some negroes who were lnduc
ed 10 leave their masters by the iBcendlafy
preaching Of The sboitienlsis Crooks and Ba-
con. II one thing more than another calls
for summary punishment, II IL this outrage.
Gus meddling with the ghls Of others. and
We do hope il any more such creatures, in
the shape Of Ministers Of the Gospel, or in any
ether way, should visit cur State for the puf
pose Of ssducIDg he slaves from their duty,
that they will be made examples Of as
warning ts others. How men processing to
follow the precept Of doing unto others as
We world that they should DO unto YOU" can
engsgs in such business is a my stesy to US
but their actions belle their professions.
1t is reported that large number Of slaves
had agreed to sbscond, bu, only four met al
the place appointed, and the following extracts
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CURIOUS ruENoMENoS.-A sHowER


Capt, Btesoot. 81 big Delaware, Of Pb.s.
dclpha from Ca,dsnas, Celia. writes to o.
that whllo 81 thai Eoii, OF the 2sih Oh eufio,
the afternoon. eopious shower Of rata ''1
10 and about ,bs toss, alter which eou'd.ts
seen not hundreds - bat thousands Of smsH
frogs 10 oil parts OF the streets $50 shaRst g
indeed. that enc could SCARCELY wax rufoet
trapping them under foot. The Capan
SAYS a. the place IS not subject TO that hiaa q
il,h he would l,ke 10 know where they come
from. Perhaps SEINE OF the learnsd 9 niie
men Of 'he scientific association, row ias,s
zion al 4 bany, can lell. n. !. EEpffIL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03
BARNuMs POSITION DEFINED.

Ia his recent Temperance speech bnf,re
the members OF The Legislature, and oiha,s
at Hartford, Mr.. Barnum said that he cared
not what mans political or religious otin.
ions might be, so that h. was a Temperance
man. lie, him be that said be, and can
eheerfully give him my hand, aud meet him
ou this platform as brother For nv
own part he continued, am Loco foco
a regular gu, and outer, and so strong are m1
political preferences, thst !, y quite possible
| should vote for the Devil, in preference 10
Wing, if it could be proved ,ha; 'Od Har
nv was IA Democrat; but when the qaes'ion
comes which to elect 20 cfiice, drunk n
Democrat or s. her Wing, | should prefer
the Wing and should adopt this COURSE On
the plain ground iha, drunken eGicia', a..
,hop>a a Democrat, - worse than the Da,ilr
Tins political position appeared to be le.
ceiyed l,h satisfaction by both parties.
Bridsepor, Farmr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03


Oue Of the curIostles which the Amefr
cars have sent 10 the Worlds F5irlsa lock
which can neither be picked o. destroyed by
eunpowder. This invention IS the work #
Nr II &. Jones Of Newark, \. J. Il has
no Ike, hole 10 ~hIch powder cen be inserted,
and is 50 mathemalIcaly arranged, that v hlle
the person who sets II eau easily gpsn I, NIth
. few ,uras, any o1he person would encounter
bout eight hundr d thousand checks TO over
come be.o,e be could &c; tho proper ky to
It's opening. It's most ingenious con,rl.
vance, and perfect security. O1e Of these
locks has bren placed 10 the ChryHal Palace,
IN which Goo IS licked up, 10 be the reward
Of the individual who, n thirty days, should
open II, ard no has the keys furnished hlm.
A letter from London states that forty five
days have elapsed, aud nobody vet had sue.
cesded in getting lbside of the safe which
contained the money. Such security is in.
valuable TO banks aud counting houses The
only part Of Tho eek which Is visible is SOLID
iron, same three or feur inches thick, anc
woud bother no burglar to penetrate.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03
,TnE PERlLS OF DIsUNION-THE CON-
PROMISE

The Washington Republic sarces al the
condition q af4fs in South Carolina, aud re-
marks II view d this state Of lhlngs, the
pending elections 10 Geo GA and Mississippi
asserne a signfcarte aud importance that can
hardy be exasg cra,ed.. i Mr. Cobban Mr..
Eoote Should be def aed- Ii The Secession
and Dlsunlon candidates should triumph 10
those States II ~Ili be quite impossible for
aav party 10 Inle pose affective, resistance 10
the march Of the Immediate Sccesslonlsts N
South Carolius. II the frieuds Of the Ad.
tninistra,ion a; he North stand up firmly and
In good faih ia he policy Of the Acmln,sifa.
tiou-f that support Of ihs Compromise IS
welded By the Northern Sta'es which is de.
mauded by the friends Of he UaIon from the
South-il The aboiliionls,s are as earnestly
dt fed and denounced as tnelr brother DlsI-
niUnisls BY wise end patriotic men 10 a. qaar.
tors Georgia and Mississippi may be saved
to lie good cause, AID the lulegnty OF the U.
mon mav be maintained instolate." But II
different counsels prevall-ii the Northern
States cal 10 suslan he Compromise policy
of The Admnisiratlou-Ii Abolition and DIS
union gpin the a.ceudani, and combine The ial
terlng, The ilmid ard the hostile N epposl
ton to the President and the bic men b.
v HON he is surrounded msy then rea
sonaby expect that Secession md Disunioi
will run riot 10 the opposite section Of III
country, and the Constitution and the Uuo
perish-a sacufce TO contemplate and Infa
nous factions. - Petersburg Lieiiigencer
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03
THE U. $. WAR STEAMER sAnJAcrsro

The screw propeller San Jaciaio, which
at length been completed in the navy yard at
Brooklyn. She will carry six guns. Her
length on deck is $40 feet breadth Of beam
81, depth Of hsld 23l tennoge AGO tons
She ia provided with two inclined engines,
and has three copper boilers, eon,ainisg a
fire and flue surfaco Of $500 square feet.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03
SINGULAR CASE.

On The Is, OF July, during the thunder
storm, a man named Raeburn, residing in The
Croft, Paisley, Vas struck duab. Raehufp,
it appears, was standing near window, when
one of the flashes Of lightning, more VIVID
Than usual, had such an feet on his organs
Of speech that he could not srlIculaIe syl.
Liable. The advice Of several medical gen.
llemen was obtained, bu, all to no purpose ;
and, what vas stranges Of all, no hurt or de.
fec; whatever could be observed. Next day,
Rae5urn was ADVISED 10 try what galsanism
could effect in th, case, aud be a, once pro.
ceeded to Mr.. Furgusons gasanIc operating
rooms in Sheldon street. Here, after the
application for a few minutes Of tho battery
10 his neck he was able to arlculate one 81
~. syIables; his JOY al this, II may be I'm
agined, was very great and ae are happy to
say, that af.er SIX applications, bis spesch ha'
ell hut recovered Hs fermer Gucncy. Rae
burn Is about % years OF Sge, and all be ie
at he lime he was struck dumb was giddl
feeling for about minute Gldsgow SafuT
day Post.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03
WEBSTER AND CuBA.

The Washington correspondent Of The New
York Herald writes as follows:
Some s,gh, or ten weeks ago, before MI.
W ebsier ltlI Washington, the British aud
French diploma &c lunciioGsrles here hIn'ed,
in semi fficial manner, OF the necessity IN
which their respective governments might
be placed TO prevent The sttempt of our Cit.
Gems to seize upon Cuba 20 which Mr.. Web
SER, believe, gave very comprehensive re-
ply, stating Ina, The Governmen Of The Uni.
ted States had done, and hourly continue d 10
Do all in It's power to pfeveu, o'her eapedi-
hons against Cuba but that this eosefnmenl
vas not 10 be threatened by any Ioreign pow
err, AID would not listen to such threats. Mr..
Webs'er's note remained unanswered by Sir
Henry and lie Minister sent Us by Mr.. Loaia
Bon4parte.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03
TIE RANDOLPH NEGROES.

A writer IN The Baltimore Patriot, who Is
travelling in Ohio, gives this aeeoun, of the
Randolph negroes, who It will be remember
ed were driven from their homes which had
been procured for them by the whites:
Troy, about twenty miles from Dayton,
is small and rather dapldaied town, be.
tween this pace and Pequa. Along the ca.
nal The m.loriry Of the Randolph negroes arc
located. Il was in the seioiniog county Of
Mercer that the large tract Of land was pur
chased for their settlement from which they
were forclbly eleeted by the white inhabt.nis
The condition Of these poor creatures u sad
commsniary on tho miserable policy Of oman
cipaiing negroes, aud allowing them TO TO
main IN this counlry. The majority Of these
oacs invaluable servants are now WORTHLESS,
pests upon he community among whom they
are located, and often want for The common
necessarles Of life. heard several express
an ardent wish 10 return TO The shores Of tn
Roanoke again, where they once had plenty
and did mol know what ii was TO suffer f.
want"
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CUaflnt4r
WEDNESDAY, September 3, 1851.

II WILLIAM THOMPSON, ESQ.,. is our a.
gent in Baltimore, authorized TO obtain advertise
rnen,s and subscriptions, and TO grant receipts.
BE.w CARR, Esq, is our agent in Philadal-
phie. authorized TO obtain Advertisements and pro-
sGre subscriptions.
ByB PALMER i, our authorized agent 10 re-
eeivs sdvsrissnsnts and Subscriptions al his Offices
in Boston. New York and Philadelphia.
"a Oar paper has been for several weeks
behind Inc usual day Of publication, and Ow.
Jag TO this circumstance we have felt no dis
position to write any thing. As we are get
ling ahead again We will sndsavor to make
aneuds for this apparent neglect.
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y usf received irss'i sappy klI.h as.o''
I'll HoLroN
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SUCCESS OF BRANDRETH PILLS.-A lady
to whom can refer, was given up TO die; her physi
clans assured her friends that nothing could be done
for her, that she was dying What the condition
of this persona She had been under our best physi.
clans for months; her affection the
10 be raised; was applied to the neck; it made
impression whatever. Other parts of The body
tried, and with no better success there was not su-
Gent vitality in the system to raise blister. She was
suffering terrible agony and she was determined, as
her doctors gave her no hopes. to try what BRAN
DRETHS PILLS would do for her. She took eigh-
teen the first day; she continued them in large Doses
and in Two weeks she was much better that she
could walk about. DESTROYS OF testing whether bis
ter could be ased she had put on her leg, design
ing draw down the putrid humors; the blister raised
finely, and of her doctors owned that it was
tonshing him to the blister, it 10 her
at all, living, and so much recovered What those
and kill, but absolutely sustain the vital powers,
was more than he could comprehend. Here in New
York. in the centre OF city, the greatest thing has
been done in the way OF absolute lie saving unknown
in ancient modern times, till Brandreth's Pills
known. Two months ago and this person was dying
absolutely dying OF consumption and cancer, and
her consumption s entirely cured and her cancer
is in fair way to be So Is this medicine quack
medicine ? Can this be equalled by any other medi-
cine in the word in the good it effects? answer no
and ten times ten thousand be referred person.
ally to sustain nv assertion.
BRANDRETH's PILLS. by cleansing the blood from all
impnriy, gives power TO every organ 10 perform its
functions healthily; no matter whether externally OF
internally situated.
M. BRANCH Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent
No. ! east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Agents and Planters be supplied at New
York prices. apl9
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1t is believed that the President accompanied by Mr.
Webster and other members of his Cabinet, will
in short time, make visit to Old Point Comfort, to
spend there day We hope if they do, that they
will on their return, pass through Richmond, where
the citizens anxious give them hearty reception.
.-Aler. Gazette.
We heartily join the Gazette in the hope that the
President, and such members Of his Cabinet may
company him to Old P oint, may be induced to pass
through Richmond.
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NOMINATIONS FOR THE SUPREME CouRr OF PENN

NOMINATIONS FOR THE SUPREME COURT OF PENN
syLvANIA.-The Democratic State Convention o.
Pennsylvania in session at Harrisburg Thursday nomi-
mated jeremiah S. Black, James Campbell, Ellis Lew
is, John B. Gibson and Walter H. Lowre, tor the sup
port of their party at the ensuing election as Judges
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
During the session of the Convention, Mr. Brewer o.
Franklin made violent assault upon the political cha
racter of David Wilmot, which was rebuked by the
Convention amid storm of Kisses. Mr.. Wilnot then
by leave, reoined, and made digniied explanation
of his course in the Congress OF 1S48.
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Office TO GAS FILTERS AND
IN OTHERS.-At meeting of the Committee on
Light, on Friday June 9th, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted
Whereas the 9Th section of the Ordinance prescribing
the manner and terms OF using Cas- passed July 8th
1885, enacts that after the admission of Gas into the fit
ngs they must be disconnected opened either for
alteration repair, without written permit from the
Inspector which may be obtained at the office of the
City Gas Works, free OF expense. Any plumber, gas
filter or other person. who may have violated this regu
laon will be held liable to the penalty provided for 10
the first section oths ordinance the penalty prescribed
in the first section is "not less than S. nor more than
800 for each and every offence, half to be paid to
The intorer and the other halt into the City Ireasu-
yu"-and whereas the Committee Light apprised
that several violations Of the 9Th section aforesaid have
been committed, clearly falling within the prescribed
penalty but have been reluctant in the infancy of the
Gas Works to visit such violations with rgor the safe
ty of property and the utility OF the works. however
now demand that no further indulgence be granted;
therefore resolved,
That from and after this date the said 5h section,
as we'll every other section of the ordinance afore.
said will be rigdly enforced, and that the Inspector is
required report promptly to the Mayor every viola
ton of the said ordinance that may hereafter occur
Resolved That the foregoing be published by the
chairman each daily paper, every other day. for
week.
The public are hereby informed that copies OF the
ordinance will be furnished application at the Gas
Works on Cary street.
LEWIS w. CHAMBERLAYNE,
ie 14-3t 60 Chairman CON- of Light.
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ANOTHER JUDGE ON THE FUGITIVE LAw.-Judge
Wilkins the United States District Judge for Michigan
has charged the Grand Jury, among other things that
the Fugitive Slave Law is cons tuitonal; that it would
sructions arrest interference with the arrested
will be punished as the law prescribes.
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RuMoRED FAILURE.-C. b. LIE Barron e. Co., dr.
goods commission merchants of Pine-st., NJ Y ar
announced having failed Liabilities, three hundre
thousand dollars.
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JENNY LIND-The first concert in the United States
given by Jenny Lind, on her account, took place
in Philadelphia on Wednesday evening, at the Musical
Fund Hall, which was crowded to its utmos; capacity
The North American says it the most successful
and brilliant concert yet given.
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The arrest of Cen Taco has excited great interest
in Washington, as well because of his high social as
his official position. 1t is said, among other things
the charges involve question fveracity with the Sec
rotary.
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The wheat fields in the adjoining country look YER
promising, and the growing corn is coming up finely
We hope the farmers will realize large crops and goo
prices.-Ale1. Gas.
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BOSTON, June IT,
Mr. freeman of Gilead, Maine, shot his wife and
then cut his throat last night Jealousy is suppos-
ed to have been the cause of these horrd acts.
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NEW YORK, June 12.-CPd, schr Mary Jane
Peck, Richmond.