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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28
MODEL COUNTY.

Sometime since we published an article
stating that we have noi dfunkard nor loa.
fer n Wsrrentun. which was copied IN sew.
efsl papers under he cspiion Of "A Model
Town" Every citizen Of Warenton ~e
hope, felt proud, not that the fact had gone
abroad SO extensively, but, proud oil he
consciousness that the report was founded in
irnih. AZ further evidence Of the psscs"-
Bile disposition Of our ciIzens and Their pune.
tuaIty ~ business transactions, We make,
with much pleasure, the follosing statement
That at the presegt session OF the Superior
Court for this County, there were but two
cases an the Sale docaet, ~ neither o. which
the patties were Convicted and there was
not a sing 8 case on the civil Docket.
Beat that # you eau. We challenge eve.
~ county Of every Slaie IN the Union.
Wdrrenion { y. e Neps.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28
CENSIIS OF TEXAS.

The Galvesion News SAYS II has received
complete returns Of the census Of that State
from all the counties except Gal, e.iun, Cam
eron, Starr, Webb. Wharton, Fannin, Gray.
son Benton, Cook and Collin. The Total Of
shie population Of the counties returned 10
1871 ,925 and Of slaves SO $50. Thirty Ave
Thousand is regarded as a INT deraie estimate
for the ~hlle population of The COUNTIES above
named, and 10000 for the slave population.
THIS would make the total white population
Of the Slale. in round numbers, les, 900, and
the slaves 90 900. By adding three 6fihs Of
the slaves (oamely $4,000 10 the number
los ,O0O, will give 10 the State 1000 as
the population entitled TO representation in
Congress which will secure to the Siete tao
members 10 the House Of Representatives.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28
A GREAT TkUTII

IN he e,ea, secession speech lately deliv-
cred b, NJ. Rheu of S"u,h Carolina we find
hi "a, d. uhted riuih. whirh u as a ets,u ot
h, hr.t IN n hushei at rhaH. T WILL Be FAR
EASIER INDEED. IN MY OPINION, To- GET CUT
OF THE unIoN THAN TO KLEP UT OF IT. =
= .auh M. Rh.tl. sod =" We ATE incint d
to thuk. When Sou,e Crolina comes To
ties, the luxury Of her own Commercial port.
he emigis alton Of her e,l'zens. and heavy lax.
es f"r al independent government, .he will
be AZ fierce to come into the Union as she is
now to get out Of u.-b.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28
CHURCHES In INDIANA.

The returns of the United States Marshal
for th- sb"v- named Sale report The total
number of churches belonging 10 II 10 he
500, and the value Of the church property
81 ,S99,7ll. Tho Churches and property
are thus d'stri buled among the different Do.
nominations:
The Methodist Episcopal Churches are
647, aud the church property SAG, IFS.
Nunseru' Old School Pre.by tsrian Churches
lis, and the church property Sl33 600. The
New Scbool Psesby,erlau have II churches,
and properl, Of the value of Sl07.725. The
regular Bsp,si Churches are 255, aud prop
s,ty Sl16,l25 Number Of Rom,n Cath O.
he Churches 40, AID the property 1888, 625.
+" Christian" Churches III, and property
S99. 500. Episcapahan Churches 10, and
property 500. 900. aud so on.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28
The Next Presidency

TIE RaIega Register contains an extract
ri . letter from a geu,ieman IN Knoxville,
! cn8essse, whc mas had ample opPorunl.
res Of marking the tone Of popular sentiment
n that Stale, paying g'n~iDg and truthful
,rblts 10 ths public virtues ard services Of
Willard Fillmore and William A. Graham
and proposing heir names sseuInentiy "or.
thy Of Tie Wig s5pPott far he P,e,ijrncy
ond Vice Presidency he tex four years
FERN. Aud sItoge,her emitted to the conf
dence aud honor Of the good people Of the
United States, Who are true TO Their country
without respect to parry, are these able and
discreet statesmen. Under the present cir.
cumstances Of sectional sentiment, wheu "a
uaticlsm has such sway al the North and
madness al the South, We know Of no two
public men better suited to he emergency II
the lines. II we had he srIec 100 OF The
ticket, they are the very nen We should name
for these responsible and difficult stations.
the genus which 50 quietly and steadily
conducts the ship Of stale Trough the waves
Of faction which now surround ii, we have
reason TO conclude will keep The gnod old
chip from running istn the breakers ahead
The Register well remarks:
With such ticket, then Cor the Presden
cy and Vice Presidency presented In the PEG.
pie Of North Carolina with the COMPROMISE
Tor our watch wnrd-and with the srmor Of
the Contribution end the Union buckied
on us-every yes,ge of Disunionlsm aud
treason would be ssep, from our borders Ike
s,ubbls before tropical tornado. With
such 0 ticket, with such ends IN view, and
stout hearts q victory Of party, but of
tho whole counlry-woud crown her effJrs !
Most chssrfuly would we support he lick.
named above. Mr.. G rahsm is well known
IN this section and all know that no iruer son
10 the South bres'hes. or Mr.. Fillmore his
scts show whs, the South may expect Of him
he Is determined 10 see the laws enforced
from what quarter soever opposition may
come. That is oil the country can require
of him. No administration, IN our know.
ledge, has received greater commsndat n
than the present, for lts purity Of motive and
g,.s. zeal for the public welfare.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28

A London correspondent Of The Nstios.l
lnteligencer says that Miss Harriet MART
n"su Is beginning 10 experience the .ffec, Of
her late publication in eonne1ian Nth ut.
Atkinson. Mr.. Charlie. Knight, (the pub
Iisser) has cancelled his engagement with
her Tor the " History oil England for the aM
fly Years" and hss s'goHed 10 ,hose Who
have bought the portion slready published,
that on application, they may havs their
money returned. II will be generally allov.
cd that he is justified in taking this step.
An atheists land such Ml-s Msninsau has
declared herself to BEL view Of history and
life must BE- radically different from thsi Of
believer IN God and he providence I; and
these views must show themselves in What 10
written by those who respectively hold them.
Take away the eafnes, moral aad religious
convietiens from DR.. Arnold's historical
works, and the infdeli,y from &c ibbons Dc.
cline and Fall" and the works would not 10.
main the same. Happily M"s Msrinesu is
now Independent In her circumstances, and
her personal comforts and condition v,ll not
be affected BY the failure Of her literary 81.
gagement-P Pal Enquirer.
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all has teen so olien SAID as To be geueT-
aly b.Ieved, ,hs, Coagr-ss hss no po"er
b. The COZ edefsuon TO enforce snyihng Tor
ytamp'e, cUnlr,bulious o money. IL vds not
accessory TO gre them ihGt pO9er expressly;
f.ty ksre IL By The lac Of nature. Win tro
pIrnes make compact, there results 10 each
. par,r OF compelling the other 10 trecH'e Il.
Compuisioa Mss nsver 90 essy rs 20 our case
sbe e eagle iga'c You'd soon levy on the
conmssce Of Gny Safe The deh- ency OF ITS
contributions nor more sale than IN the
ald. OF Congress, which has always shosn
Uai Il sould wait, as II ought TO do, TO he
aE exIsmities before It would execute any
a5rs powers which are d,sagreesble." Let
as' rom PARIS TO E. Darlington. dated August
a 1877. de correspondence, VOC page
-03
Il sir. Jefferson thought compuls'un 20
lca,!ul and essy under the CnniederH ION,
re necessarily thought !, iec't mate under ou'
more perfect Un,on," aud his letters afford
s5uad.ul evidence that he not only construed
the Cons tuition 10 give tbs Usht oi coersion
bat psrucsarly liked lha, feature Oft. (See
lis letter TO Mr. Madison 0! Decembe the &c
1857 HIS ,Jsa Of The ptopsr method ol
cei.ecuos ,he quota Of tecus.ant Safe, un
der The Law oil nature" night be ins'tncu''
10 certain o. his political followers IN the ia,l
,Ude OF Challesion.
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II hig Meeting.

We are requested TO stale That Wing
msslins vii be held at the Ccuri House IN
Cencerd aa SATURDAY the IN day Of Juue
rev.. At , .'clArk inii snao:ing - rrqgcs
ted >, business of importance 10 he Wing
party all be brought bs'o,e The meeting.
We ~oa,d suggest to,he Wings Of Neck
l.nb1rs he proprie.y Of holding meeting
next week, to toke some action in relation 10
the Two Wing Canddl;cs now IN he field ~
Co7zre:s,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28
Hon. Henry s. FOOte.

A large Union Convent va. held al Jack.
son, Mississippi, on the 5 h instant. The oh.
leci Of the Convention was TO select suitable
persons.to be run IN The the uu,on ticket for
State, and other officers 10 be elected. The
Hon. ii. S. Frole received the nomination
for Governor which he accepted. The lines
between The two PsrI1es IN Mississippi arr
nov DISTINCT, drawn and The cry is 4" Union
or i" Dt>union o. he result there can he bui
very llulr d"unI OF oil STATE, ~ the S. u'h
from her pr>rrlor N,,>,>,rp, u tie ls,' tn
uushl Ia ta,ui ) .e.>i"r. q 10, n"uiotc-
OF IN, Cousenlon The Fig OF the Um,u,
saws:
o. Gen. Foote We vii say rothing. H.
has s'ood b, his cou,iry, as hero and states
man, aud We doubt nuI, his country and his
State viii stand b, him.
James A bert Horn is a true, native Mis-
slsslppisn, born and bred ~ Wi nchesler,
Wayne COUNTY, where he lived, I'LL a few
wears since when he remny ed Ia Laude dale,
his present residence. He was bred a man
Of business and Industry, from his earlies,
years and Is row 10 The midst Of those who
well know every year al hts life. tie IS a
genremsn Of great personal popularity IN the
E,st; nd What Is still better, that POPULAR
" is based 90 his purity Of moral character,
and on his uubleml. he'd rspu alton. His quail.
iicaliuns for office, are endorsed by those
who know him best, to be of the most unquss
tlonable aud uuquestloned order. He was
the favorlie of the Eastern delegation, ane
therefore. is our iavorie foi the ofiire Of Sec
re'ary Of Safe. Mr.. Horn will present him
self 10 he people Of the State, in person, sno
give his fellow cnlzsns an opportunity o.
Judge 70! themse YES, If his qualifications foi
: office.
DAME X. Russell, Of Carroll county, i.
well known IN his pnttln" OF he State, as
gentlemen Of decided Ia 'ents and Of undnub
ed On lticailors for Auditor. ln command
Of one n the frs, M,-s,ss,pp, R Aes." h.
: did not give an inch at sol 10 tie enrmes o
l. his country, al Monterey and at Buena Vista
E. and we are sure. a. a southern man, he wIl
weld none Ia abnliIl"nists or secessionists
!. Mr. Russell viii, We understand, enier tn,
> canvass actively, and m ke himse II thorough
y known 10 hlsleilos. citiz-n> from he stump
:. Gen. William Clark al Jaek.on Nerr
we say any hug OF this gentleman Tie
has been Treasurer If he State before, ane
is therefore too well known for any saelcf
at eur hands He is from The old North
Sta'e," where the FIRST declaration Of indie pen
dence. IN the revolution, was published 10 he
word--and We may promise for hum, and Ia
his name, that no submission to wrong or op.
preston, viii be tolerated by him, let 1t come
from what quarter Il may.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28

finished Job of the ~hiskey frdfck,r-c,,ld
he point tn II With compacsucyl See TIA,
hsggard, heart.brokea woman. end the,.
squsIid, ragged. ~retched eh,ldrsa-m,,t
we'll the evidences Of poverty, deersds,,os
and misery, depicted upon oil belors Won
Dad ever Rumse Ter lock upon such
scene, aud with feeling. % vain gloriuos md.
appropriate II Ia himself, saying, Il cam.
from my shop" And what debars him f,om
sckuo~ Iedgrneni If the work of hi. own
hands CONSCIENCE. Tho po~., Of
Conscience men wosid turn aside the edo.
Of It's power, bu, they cannot. II the sob,
can be endured, look for . moment upon ,h,,
drunken quarrel-see how the .. fined ,er.,,
bil,es Of soeisiy are outraged he. sol.,,
Of most profsne oa,hs-snd doings in ch.rae.
ter With a meeting of 6ends incarna,e an.
Other finished piece, fresh from the Grops.L
er's hand. Was he ever known 10 come IN
with sparkling eye, an open coun,enancs.
and an elevated tone. and poia, GU, the o..
cellences Of = piece so highly wroughil--
Never, no never. Conscience sgsln enter,
its Veto. We are led irresis,ably to IN.
conclusion. tina, the lrsffcker in liquid poison
is the only artifcer who 10 ashamed Of hi,
work iis exhibition TO public gaze show,
him his dirty work, and rivi,s gull, upon hi.
soul. How then, can he avoid conviction a,
an accessory to the crimes occssioned by
the article Of his irsffck Sentence roe,
forth sgains, him from high legal su,hori,y
sentence is Numbered against him from
the tribunal Of Gods word-and the ssn,epe.
is approved and settled in the court Of con.
science. Tho msnufsc'ursr, or dealer in
liquid poison, does know that death 10 IN the
pot When sent abroad, il does i,s work
with unmistskeabls certainty, snd then 70.
coils with double vsngsnses upon the ,snd.
en- Settle the question in view OF an e.sr.
nal Judgment. win you continue the lraf.
6el
PHlLANTHROPOS.
DIVISION Roox, May II, 1851.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28

The Savannah Republican uf the l6 h
inst. contains Hon. Howell Cobb's speech
from which We make the following extracts :
He did not believe ,ha. S.l:h Carolina
had the rlght oJenp.id the institutions Of The
South by her hBsty ard III advised action,
O'hef States we're equally interested 10 those
institutions, and she could not IN justice to
Them tok- u upon herself to decide upon such
momen'ous issues, and drag hem down with
herself lnie The hnttonless PIT OF revolution
and dtsuni n For one. he hoped hat Geor
ia would give her 10 understand, So far as
se are concerned, that she need look for no
ald or sympathy from his Safe IN her ef
forts to ovf '",ow TIE Government We
nav regret ihe course she las mlrked "ur !;
~e may esPu -tupsrhlZ ~lth her-b but n"
Ihra m1tr. can u~ver JaisP 'ur hand.
sgalns IN. Cmen 70, al, thing N ne past.
III Cobb deprecated the formation Of
sectional pArir-, whethpr hey be called
Snu bern rlghis' Or otherwise o game
SECTIONAL parties Al he North ard South, al
he East ard West; let them meet 10 he
Hall. of Congress IL, each insist, sat all
naE ffds and 10 the last extremity that il Is
righi and he other wrong aud he did not be-
lIese the Union would endure one month. |.
could never sUfsive the bitterness the haired
and the violence which such state Of things
would eIgender."
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AN INTERESTING EXPERIMENT

There would seem after all TO be deal of
amusement in beng hung, Il ~s can be ie,.
10 the result Of IN experiment recently lued
10 France. The Chsillonnsls. paper rub
lI.hed, ~s believe. al b Jon, ha. the following
account:
A short time s'nco. three young men Of
Hovliot. Department OF the Cote d Or, we're
chatting together. ono Of them remarked
that he had heard that hanging produced
most agreeable sensations, and ihst he should
like to Try II. A rope was accordingly PVT
found his neck, and he was hauled I'd 10 Z
beam IN . barn and lefi hanging for q few
moments. When LEI down he fell hsa,lyi TO
the floor as II dead. The two young men,
although d,esdfulIy alarmed, EN- loy ed fne
ton, aud al las, restored him TO life. last,ad
OF beng repfoachsJ. IS they had expected,
they were surprised TO hear The man CON.
plan tina, they had aroused him from stun.
her in which he had the most delit ous dreams.
lie wished 10 rr.cemmence the operation,
but they prudepl'y declined being psrij TO
II second tune"
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FEMINfN T..

Some ladies' have but one use for the words
Of their vocabulary. During the absence 0'
our acquaintance, the other day. grnle"'e
called to eco him. and rang The, bell .. 'hs
door. The summons vas answered bs
Dutch servant g'rI. Of whom he snqu'feo
The Doctor was within.
mo"
Il. his lady in T.
Yes"
Is she engaged 7"
The girl looked al him a moment. VINE.
curious expression settled on her features"
she replied
Why, no--she il already married.
The gentleman departed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28
NEW PRINTING PRESS.

Mf. }. ii. Hathaway, nt Norfolk. an Inge
nI"u- prlnirr, has invented new pruamg
ptr-s. Inch vii supply a want seriously
tel, among printers, VIZ: a machine which
prints tapldi, AID eau bs furnished al a md
eratr puce. Mr.. H. thinks his press csn,
with the aid o man or boy, throw III hve
hundred Impressions per hour, and that It can
he built for sbou, $500. He has gone to
Washington cor the purpose Of placing his
mode 10 the P,ten, Office.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28
The WorId'. Fair Open,ns on The lot in

The World. Fair Opening on The lot IN.
slant. in the presence OF 1900 persons, By
Her British Majesty, tie foreign adsees rep
resent as = splendid event. Mr.. Edward
Riddle, the American agent, IN a letter 10
Washington. says the Usi.s States goods ia
the London fair had been arranged, and Ihsl
gfea' interest 10 taken in our manufactures
by the English, especially the carnage
They are far superior, in elegance and light
ness, TO tho foreign article. 10 France,
24p 900 persons hsye obtsIned passports pre-
psratory TO vlsi, to London. Tbs number
Of Americans are increasing every DAY. Inc
minimum prIee for decent board Is ego per
week, YET many pa, so. The correspondent
Of tho New York Commercial says:
Around Hyde Park, il 10 bu, one crowd
Of gin shops, tsverns, hotels. and restaurants,
and, from every ptospec, now, the e"''fon' "'
the Industrial Exhibition are TO be Pefso
nuisance"
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" very sensible writer in the Charles.
ton Courier over the Signature of "Ctocin.
nartus," has been discussing the question,
Is Secession pfactlca remedy for The
evil, under winch We i've" On the first
page Of to.dsy's paper We have given bis 5lh
number 1t will repay for the reading.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28
A SLAVE REFusING HIS LIBERTY.

stopping at The Revere House with a slave
who va. his persona attendant. THIS slave
upon being informed by person. here that
his master had no right TO restrain, but that
he wa- under the laws at perfect liberty t.
go where he pI-ased refused 10 be liberated
ia this way, aud returned yesterday afternoon
with ms master to the South.-Boston Trap.
eiter, u tdne,doy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28

A ship called tho Medoro is about to sail
from GLASGOW, Scotland, for San Francisco,
which has on board a small steam engine, in.
tended to weigh the anchor, pump.sh'p, hoist
the top sails. and do other hard bsuIlng that
may be required, in addition 10 hosting GU,
and 10 cargo. It's placed upon deck near
the fore haichway, and is covered by an cree.
ZION sbyut as large rs cooke galley.
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POPULATION OF CALIFOgNlA.

Ii"as generally estimaisd on this SIDE of
the continent that he population OF Csliior-
MA. would not exceed 200 900 but from an
arricIe IN the Sacramento LINES. II appears
that the population amounts To 81 4 900, Of
~hom 100 00O we're engaged in mInl.g du
ring the pas, year Tas will eni,ie Calf
f"rHia Ia three representatives in the United
States House Of Representatives.
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NeW.York Organ.

IL he friends Of temperance feel disposed
to encourage other papers besides those in
their own State, we would recommend 10
them the Organ. printed in The city Of New
York. Ii is an excellent paper end Is ar
fotded al ST.
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Another decline in Cotton.

By the arrival of the GUARD steamer AZ
rica al New York on the 23I instant, we
have advlces from Liverpool 10 the 10Th. A
further decline Of an eighth 10 quarter IN
Cotton had taken place. The sales during
the week had been 30 600 bales.
The poIlicrl news Is unImporianr.
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" CIV. Reid has srpo'nlrd the follow.
ing Commissioners 10 revise the laws passed
since 1888, wig Hon. r. NJ. Saunders, Hon.
Asa Biges and B. F. Moore, Esq. We ua.
dersand that these gentlemen will still con.
time their practice IN he usual courts.
Mr.. Moore hes resi ened ihr post of Auor.
ney General q po.t which u" man has ever
filled more faithful, aud ably Raj. Reg.
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DEATH CORONER WHILE HOLDING
AN INQUEST

A day ar two since, while Coroner Abel
Kelly. Of ksnnsbunk. Me- vas holding On
inques, upon The body Of William Tenaa. Of
Ksnnebunk port, Who had committed suicide,
and while engaged in empannsIiog a jury,
he suddenly fell from chair and though a
surgeon wss called. died shortly sfteswatds
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28
TEMPERANCE IN TENNESSEE.

Not drop Of arden; spirits can be pro.
cured for love or money, in the beautiful
town Of Elizsbethtown, In Carter County
no, drop IN the beautiful and quiet town Of
Philadelphia drop can be had IN the
patriotic and chivsIfeus town Of RogersvilIe
in Hawkins county. The same can be said
Of various other towns and villages IN Ten.
npasee.
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New Post Office.

We learn from Inc National Inielligencer
tina, new Post Office has been established
in this county on The Camden road by the
osme Of Pleasant Oak, s. II. Elliott, Post
Master.
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SUICIDE OF CLERGYMAN.

Rev. Chs.. Hin, eyed 65 years commit.
ied suicide al Leeminister. Mass, on the
ninth ms, lie ofIicls,ed in The pulp on the
preceding Sabbath. No cause 10 assigned
for the oct.
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GDarlnttF:
WEDNESDAY, May %, 1851.

u WILLIAM THOMPSON, ESQ.,. is our a.
gent 10 Baltimore, authorized TO obtain advertise.
ments and subscriptions, and TO grant re cep's.
TE. w. CARR, Esq, is our agent in Fhladel.
phis. authorized 10 obtain advertisements and pro.
cure subscriptions.
CIV. D PALMER is our authorized agent TO re-
ee.ve advertisements and Subscriptions al his Offices
n Boston, New York and Philadelphia.
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~ vegsuiion is suasriay very severely
from tire drought Late shsst viii he con
sidersbly iajured ihs gartsas are nearly
burnt Up and every thing Is, TO nsedlsg rain.
Early wheat, however, will 10 very goos,
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MEXICAN CLAIMS.

The Treasury department at Wa'h"s''"
have paid over i've millions Of dollars 70 ~,
ngsios, tho republic Of Mexico w. y,
have nearly q million and quarter sun "
pay. ~
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FOR CONGRESS,
Gen. A. D0ckery,
or RICHMOND COUNTY.

IT We are authorized TO announce ATLAS J
DARGAN as cdnd Date FER Congress at the next
Congressional! election in lhis The 33) District.
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Mr.. Cobb's Speech at Savannah.

The Savannah Republican al the l6h
inst. contains Hon. Howell Cobb's speech
from whirh We make the fpliowir,exiracis ::