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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
THr WNrEK's TALE -Sh

ed, Il Wr'cf. Tale N n1 nv -o fraf Told 10y kNox 'hc
hafter No lga Fuonet Jfe popularity Of his Fan syie
nj ~. . rnbonrded ard. efrrn fa estimate we ve
cone ~ TIE that at least ini-d Of the male
population 4 hs CITY 20 npfhugo II these throughout
Ia S'af,. 80 "a LWopc who deal Win him. cTovned az
I, estsh'I.iutut Think oi D.. Here a modest youuc
NAV who ~ te sheer force OF h- ~ ehis add indusr
has teco-~ 'he Leading halter n hg ct, 10 esstH. tlan
treluiTc for in 90 learn d.. trlo Wheu "a want ~ a
f,si-i-te wtlTade and eeg nfil shaped Hat cal on
kNO.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
Panic in the Boston Money Market

hI,FnN, NonllN, Sept ".
There has been grcai >tuugeucS experienced "a
ON Money Market to-day. but We hear o, no fail.
ureS. $500 shares of the Vermont Central Railroad
sold II decline Of 81 per share, so,ns Al the se,.
ond Board az %.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

!V The Steamship Alabama, Capt.
Ludlow, arrived !as' night IL So hour, from Sa,an.
nah. We Az indebted 20 r0lscI Campbel. AL our
s''s9:oa oo'eo! :, toS a,s of ?e:eIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

lg We have received, per the Alabama.
Savannah papers OF Saturday. THE Re-
pullican contains the Hon. Mr.. Berrien's
Address, which had been looked for with 50
much anxiety 1t is, for the most part, JUS
tification of his course in the Senate and
contains scarcely any alusion to his future
Dolcy.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
81 NAssAr-sr.-Boot- makers lmon Asso-
ciaau o,ts Shoes Caters AZ retail for prices
Gnnn Roors Ayp SHoES NJ how PRICEs.

The Roots made hy WATKINS, No. III Fullon-st can
alwa,s De- dc pended HIS 10 keep hs customers,
not sell lem once and then l,t them BY this re Of
poc a. has built W. OF the finest customer trades
the cty We end those Who want rfqU good Boots
t. cal e hs fsiabl shmcut 81 NNiuAlh
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

Gus hnreau u. ~ ~, Ooods III. HUoch lrNpBt NrtN
No Si7 Bfoadp., conner of ie,nar-s. have been pur
chaNns hcayr taucuon and offering splendid It Ok
OF Ich uud elegant Silks. Cashmere and N0rScd fi@ds
De Lame Sc, &c. at great BARGAINS Then stock Of
Shavts l. one of the finest Rnd bcs' tie cts, Wne ihelr
Coaks q the most beautiful STYLES, and very cheap
Thts have also one Oi the largest ANA best asoruents Of
oc,n Btuiefs. rlanucls Lace ani MJSln inloN Pa-
~ \
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

- The Erprcss roundly asserts that
IN. in and about al the Anii-Rent regions, .ndi-
reciy il not directly, The Tribune has for SIX wears
past. becn rating and pqiromtAg The mtrdo Of of-
cers and resistance Of the tfsCptcp n processes ~
tar"
-Neighbor' Won are addicted to false
hood on very slight temptations, but this is
50 scandalous. baseless, abomlnablc lie
that we cannot suffer it to pass ungeProyed.
Remember that we brand ii on your fore
head as base, black, wanton, calumnlous
falsehood, and charge YOU with knowing i.
to be such when YOU uttered it. VIII YOU
attempt to Justify il
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
CLorE,SG.-WurI,M r. Mcknru re

speciuy announces ms Fall stock of Clothing for 1871 ~
row rtay Tor the inspection and appreciation OF The New
YORK pubic ard vicinity Adult DcpaTimont, Ne II Cur
nime u t,NS' dc NJ. 230 birccSer-St
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
Wn>nnnrlI RARnAlNs Isl CARprTs. e

Amotcon 1treo-py Carpet, 6s pl and Is peryard Eng
ish Impcaal Three Ply Carr oui - per yard ingram
CaIeis IL ca 3s E,tratue g. 3D. 10 g. 3D. per yard
Wafanied pcrfcc Oh Cloths. only 2s o. s. and Is per
,aid Sc vi HIRAM ANDLRsoNs. No ~ Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
Markets

Sales were made OF 80 bblS CTS Na.> Flour AZ
So y +, and 200 Howard -. AZ 81 o.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
1 Wopn ABOUT CLorHrS.-lt is comfort

c.ohsg establishment anj find iust the ARTICLES
,ou wart-cDcap graccig and durable. fitting to We
have experienced tins luxury M l. SNtrn> Re idy- made
Ilolhne SNe, Ne tps fulton sr and would advise or
such low pifrfs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

wa, opposite the Tabernacle. Oysters Fried. SteWed
Roasted. h oiled. aud the hall sho Beef Steaks, Mui
ton Chcps Roast Beef and Lamb Po0ltTy, Game, One
lciies Nra and EggS. Oyster paltios. Mullins, Toast
Charlotte krs>e Jtl Ice CgeJ n, and Fruit lees Fruit
Coffee. Chocolate Tea, Lemonade. Nc. Every attention
paid e. the Con,ol: o ladies and gentle who visit Tins
eNi Niahlshmcrt. 40 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
iR Those who wonld not 90 scuddinc

down a. strcsm Of life under bare poles (polls be
10 Cher" account wi'h all "ther impcrfectons
their heads are advised to use DANls> HNPAHlo> -
sure cure Tor Bsducss and al diseases II the Han For
sale the principal dcpots Nos s. ludow-si. and l
rraw ny ccrer oi Johns also tot sale corner Bo~ery
AID Grad 81. Nos Soy Hudson ST. III Broadway corner
ssh sri p, druss generay Pnce - cenis "a large
kSitss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
3 Tie Washington Union returns to

u TIE Washington Union returns 10
the charge that England and France (not the
Ioly Alliance by CONSIDERABLY have guarau-
teed, or are about to guarantee, the peaceable
possession OF Cuba to Spain on condition that
she shall grant a liberal Representative Govern
ment to that island and provide ior the gradual
Abolition Of Slavcry-whercoi The Gnon saws
1t Is work, certainly, in violation Of the whole
policy Of our Government as embodied IN tie dCcla
ration OF Mr. Monroe Ii Is q work over which
every mend q free institutions must mourn. Il Is =
work winch every Southern State of the Union must
look upon with horror.
Has our Government said anything, or done any
thing. oT taken care To kp0r ANYTHING, about u II
not, then has The Administration been most fatally
false 20 ITS high trust II. on the contrary, our GOV
eminent. ts may bc suspected, iavors the scheme
o. acquIesces N IT, lCt as know he worst n once.
and then the People viii aSsurCdly know how to
apply such remccy m the premises as may yet be
pracflcabc-
1t Is rather hard to have 7he tnion carry
Virginia aears, the Wings 10y such articles as
tins and GlGdmes X Go. at tie same time give
OHIO nto a. hands of the Unions csnfederaies
on tie assumption that the Wings are the pro
>iaNCrY party.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
Tnron, VIOLIN. A CHALLENGE =

Mr. EDITOR We offer tbs chS-engc 10 all SSEPrilS-
Briug 10 No rs Nons near alike aS posi-
bic "a pas ii Patent does one better than
ITS mate We Will osfeN theE prce u the acetr or
accep,ors challenge IL We 20 both Nlohns are
ours IN t,er5 tIisi wv. b TilroN Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

r IyARY & Co. leaders and lnro10 .efs
of f,sioA ~ relieueas Hats. No a. ',1a =, A.,i
the I- 81 "A opCn 20 the pBJic iNf rft1d "a a- ,ir
thc u.si eHteErc and y.rei a.sp.' on i--c. tials
~ yral pac-fs for children o1f, Fer On efhti ioh
In h. ci, 10 iades and others .ere fed a. ms ptcu
ir irarch n ci0fe.s costume "f fesIecIlLy present
f.ff ..f
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

GREAT CRowD.-More than twenty-five
hundred passengers, lcnIgTants) arrived At thu port
yesterday. The following are the principal csrsoes
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

Ee Hoasekeepers, and al others, in want
81 Bedding, Bedstesds, &c, would DO well to cali AZ NJ
NILiA2Ds cld established War r,nls. 80 Chatham-S;
corner 3 Au!1ers where be 70 lnd tie largest
sorneni Of artces N his hne osred the public
eossstne c Feathers Beds Mattresses SC Patent Screw
Bedsteas ana Cots. Wholesale and retail sil lmluIA&Ss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

THG INvAsIcNA Al GENIS s.-ihOusands OF
Cr>Is .ivaled Fall Hats for 3j have been swept ron
hI shelves jy the demand Tie present week 'C 'e
long liue of purchasers doe. not diminish Inc o -
e fhs. c,r,e When the hrs. aud nandsO nost Il as III
the cty e ocned for ST. yeop.e Will not onf iapi'''
81. ~ H. IS q ti-NiN' Sif ii''N'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

ry' FrNroN's PATENT FLINT ENAMEL
WAR; Wholesale and Rotal Depot No 518 Bfgsoway
soruer PnIce-u bENAN NAai-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
T. G.. NJ. BoplxE will open this week

entire ncw lot of Dress Goods consisting at Silks.
Shawls. N.htS, McuoCs, Cishmeres, De Lanes,
params'iss Alpaccas. &c Also, Cloths, Cesimeios,
uetis \osirgs, lannols Blankets, Quils. ffmis' ana
all kIJs q Domestic Goods IS per- cheaper than they
ever have olon offered before l THIS city, NJ BonNL,
No 3yI Grand g. conner of Orchard ~ su
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
A,prpsox's CHEAP WINDOW SHADES AND

or Ciorn DEPOT. No 337 GRtND sr.--rhe subscriber
nsuufacturOg ms Shades enabled to sell, cheaper
than yer al kiI and quality Cal and examine, a1 be
rat sized 4 iareo assortment Of table OIL Cloth. Also,
sih lCor. and Bands Remember No 5Jl Hfand-S'''
doc, nom IuQlow-st 4JWIuAN
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

HAVANA AND PRNClpE CIGARs.-JAMEs
sApInR 80. i9i Broadway. "Frankn Buildings" would
respectful inform his friends and tae public, that lie has
large Az choice assortment Of Havana
aud PRINCIPE Cigars oi VARIOUS brands which ne osrs
sale NJ reasonable either W. sale or retail JAMES
OAplItR i9i froadwAy. " krunSn BUILDINGS" 81 %
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
Cuu nnrs's BEAVER HAS AND LADIEs,

poNstr.-rAtt STyIFs-The Subscriber respectfully IN
frms he ladies of this city that he now prepared 70 eN
,i, w ! nI Srles II Chhircas Fancy iats ana ~
nr,af. We y ANXIOUS that they snOuld be graiiheo IN
is,tp,g At bis soepsio specimens Of ChdIens Bea'er
Hats the most elegant, desTabe ana syish "ci mas
faT Chilcre, et er offered for Their -pecilon 49,
VI at. RANrA No. 100 Canal-st corner " oOst1
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

y : remedy Is now provl'ed 70 throw
e, al r,ties Tie b'1od poI The sgrce, SAers hey
az Cstrc, cured. If yaens "il cng use tie nf gas as
-essrssd s, DR. 4. WEAVER Gamer and sait -l;A
,s1 which Advertised u aEc-Afr cl irn. n.u0 7'oa
ana chrome s.i Zee anas l. remves the
FA1eA1 . Co, Agents. 80. 1921 u';on-st y
OxYCENATFD BITTEcs-The astonishing
.accef, Il h.. the easf- of rysucga
ovu-t - peo ar'ot pronerte,, ara tenc entirely free
from alcoholic siWuauts produce nu rotr' nt Nf IA
ficaseaf .ati1Hs Ample testimony from St l 's-1
crzcDs w De found L tlc Ial ts. gu Dr. nac Do -le
AacIts erats.
Fo-saieby A 2 = D soads 100 Fu'on-st F. T. Sow d
c. 80 { "a kfs. - Broadway a14 81 Drug fs-f
generally 10 the United States
News TO The DEAF-Dr. LUTENrg has
arrived il the cte and hs patients and the Det caa l'
hin q hs Office ~ ia Dr way ifo1l5 20 - e.'a-
Ieef1e.s. dscharrr from tho eV.cfnAi ear tLl 10y
in tic head cured vfhouf pam MSS tVhsnii
81 uupad icitcTs clused- - -
TEE QUEEN AND THE PRNCE.
SAD sire Queer 70 Prince Albert those Nanh-s' ~ ''
H. our KING ON II Britain, as well n 10 i."
Tle sreri.a as beat al cur fast f'm- ta'is
Ard low JfON's Pills are destroy ih- "ui To- ,,f
VfIle iis PnryDTR ai insects 20 glcNJ % neL
\. 3. nd tuo or CoctrO8ch can sc ~ ".i roy
- q ,,or,src-.s irteed so Prince Alhe1 rtp-es,
q. c, 5ic- ffafl without POISON tins LYON slpPHeS
L. ,., srd m palace. arm house aaa chateau
itf.r N & yvCn wherever 90. - s p.i'. y,
f.,c'rai de10t OF the Magnetic Powder aHN ..-.:,s
A. BToadW ny
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

= LISyf NTuEUR DE MoDE ARTISTIC
,-,.g,,- SfVff SrsDfnG elrirr yorr ordcrs'f O4d
l e1,s-c g. auoefs.acdl Ic4ect Iift,ng o-er "a
i, ~ OrercOiis snlf bic Or thc opera or ma f. if
- l.-f &C. tfc made ir.r tle usual o.. fca.t ma
.e1sie Prfof ftfng aan irrs. 'te fuiure - 20
bio sarnelf Cic fora of WINTER 70 supers -.s 4 IN
IN, ss up-orff aud fC1dfr'1 f lualc from tDt N'N
ro.f,r novel f1sfrrcfi o. hlt alcleC nsy a.
IN -eoIsrco. Fl i>no iirm1Hr D nd see- hn'7'
G-craE y FoN. TaJ lof auj C.,h Im'of e. 80 ~
Hr1afa rs cor u AIth et.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
~ CrsrLrMgy's HATS, FALL STYLE

ynpn cor Pine and Nassau-ss socits the attention ~
his cst.nes and the public 20 the new style OF Hal "r
The autumn season II viii be introduced On JhnTsday
aeth us; and u If possible q enDhee quAnJ "' 'A0S
and yerr elegant Iu proportions and iu.sh.
"a xrenst 57th igsl RIRD. c,l Pine and Nassau-sts
s2g STBAThf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

n Invalids requiring DR.. BANNlNG 5
D., rod Braces and never failing Rupture Irusses or
& ~. reIe Cornraiou bv which <ncss ls entire
Is nIeyented and the effect Of every knd OF Jens com
uetely removed. may Ind the same az hls oa'e' ~ -
Mercer-st. near Canal. = =
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

(Y FowLERs d WELLS. Phrenoloelsts
and Publishers Clinton Han I3l Nsssaus rtne PAX
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
C,RpyTINGs AT REDUCED PRICEs.-PE-

TERsoN HUMPHREY. No 379 Broad~ay corner OF Whte-
st an. ling ch Brussels CARPET for S. 90 los per yar"
Hayy tee p % for 5s To- rs per y"u
Good all vol, A.. - iOl Cloths heavy, IS TO
nrc. so Gt'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
\ B.-Astonishing low prices at HIRAM

axDrp. on'. Nc 70 Bo@ery. Tmee.Ply Carpets 6s Is.
sud p og ,are Ingram Carpets 2s.. 3s d; and 5s per
,nrd Perfect OIL Cloths Is 80 3 Is and js per yard
Drurrcts 81 Cd 4 and Is. per Yald.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
RIon CARpErINcs. .-SMTH q LOUNsBUNY,

No 4lg PoaT 81 now seUng lher mug am 'I's'I'
stock Of { ARPET1NGS at the following low rates
9'0'N " per- ward Per yard
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-08-20
,. Z. NJ y q 7. 7 7
Cap, lia Artillery and Brsvet MAJOR.
TEXAS BEFORE ITS ANNEXATION.

TEXAS BEFORE ITS ANIMATION
The Unionis,s Of The South prssen, strong
arguments TO the people. As specimen
lake the comments Of the Charleston News
On what Texas was independent, and wha,
she voluntarily elected 10 become when she
Joined the Union:
{" Oae Of Tie Northern journal recalls to
the recollection Of The Seesssopisis the pc.
sitiop Of Texas before she was admitted into
the Union. She enjoyed oil the blessings
and benefi s OF an independent Government.
Sh, possessed all the aur butes of sover.
eign State, unabridged and undisputed. She
had large territory. She had all the ele.
men,s Of grea. State. She had signalz-d
her yalor IN var, sud could defend herself,
whilst she exhibited bouudless capacities for
improvement IN pence. Yet she sought Po-
Iilical association. She did not like the sol.
i,ary condition. She had no tasle for single
bIsssednsss, but preferred political wedlock.
The genius of her statesmen did not disco.
YER, even 10 her large virgin tracts, inviting
emigralior--her fine MYERS, rendering every
part Of her territory accesslble--her hardy
population, capable Of military service-her
rem0teness from ambitious neighbors-ia
more Of these, or al Of them combined, did
Texas hnd inducements for pfelerflng sofia
~ grandeur 10 aililation with those Who bad
similar property to defend and slaIlar iosii'
buttons 10 sustain She could have sblsissd
the mca advantageous foreign alliances.
She was courted by one Of lhs eres, Po@er-
Of Europe. She was wise. She shunned
the fatal embrace, which, allowing her nomi
nal Independence, would have enslavcd her,
She preferred On association by which she
abridged her sovereignty TO retaining ma
usnality in name otly."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-08-20
GEN HOUSTON AND TIE TERRITORIAL
CLAIMS OF TEXAS.

Ia the course Of speech made by Gen.
Houston, on late visit 10 Galveston, where
he va. cordially rtcsivfd END welcomed, hs
took occasion 10 refer 10 that measure Of the
Compton which adjusted the disputed
Boundaries between Texas and New MeSleo,
and appropriated to the former a large som OF
money. A sketch Of Gen Houyion's speech,
as given ia the Galveston Journal, says;
ole alluded to the sale Of the Santa Fe
territory, and thought II there was any thing
wrcpg 10 the trade. it was that Texas had got
llIl- more than the country was worth ;
but, as he acted only in the capacity Of agen,
Of The psnpIe, that responsibility must rest On
heir conscieaces Texas, he sid, had but =
claim to SAINTS Fe, and that the Government
Il Texas frcn nj ls3s 10 lSil, had weakened
that claim by Offering in substance, to treal
with New Mckee as a foreign Power"
II isnot only true that tho government; oi
Texas, had wea kered the claim IN question
Mexico as foreign Power, bu, il is also true
'ha, the Government Of the United State.
had made a similar recognition. Ths Las Of
draw backs, passed during Ar. Folks admin.
lsrsiien aud after the annexation Of Texas
recognised Santa Fe asa place bSyond the
litaits Of The United States and as the posses
SION Of foreign Power. Thers were Indeed
contradictory acts Of legislation by Congress
On this subject md tie whole matter became
80 complicated thai a general measure Of
compromise, without going into particular de.
tails, wss deemed advisable under the cir.
lcumsiances. The opinion, however, ex
PRESSED by Gen. Houston, in reference ts
the claim Of Texas, entertained as It is very
geurraiiy " dis6essionatn mch, North and
South, comes oppofiunely enough a, this lime
TO 'ebuks the extfavagan, language Of the
secesslnuists, who pretend that Texas wa,
wrongsd IN that Transaction, aud that tn.
lights Of the South were consequently I'M
Epared.- B4d. American.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-08-20
CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Empire Cry arrived Of New
fotk yesterday, wa Kingston, lJam',eA 7
STE brings 81 100000 worth Of gold Ga
freight, bes,des ~ha, is 10 possession Of BET
passengers, of whom there are about thie'
buadred and sixty.
The dates fran San Francisco are 10 100
lsl Of July. The last fee that place. "
which &c published bti.f seeouht 90 MOI
day last, happened the 22d Of June. u com
msrcsd on pac,nc street aud went down u
Ohio street, burning the CITY Hall snd wv
Hospital. All the buildings oa Jackson sh','
acre consumed % Gar as Montgomery I"
burnt down Washington and Dupont s''e'"
o. FAT as Saason,. and both sides 0i honiso"
CRY street, from Pacific to Washington '''ss'
The aew theatre aud many houses were ~,
stroyed on Merchan, end Clay streets /"
lstgs amount IL goods which were RENEW
10 the plaza took FIRE, ard were euin'' "
oil, five hundred bvild,ngs were consume
many Of them occupied as dwellings py Wv
poorer classrs. The Estimated loss ls ''s.
miliisn dollars. The buildings saved ." wv
plaza are ihs Custom house, the es,i'o'I''
Exchange, Belle Union Versudah' E'ao','''
and Union Hotels. Mcssrs. Charles . bi
ons and Bach, 81 tho fitm Of Bach bO'"'',
a. Co., we're butnl to death. The h'e w.
the work of an iuccndnry. The burr, w.
tiict was 10 he immediately rebuilt. gu"
two hnadred buildings we're efeesso w." =,
the week preceding the departure q Wv
steamer from tho l,thmUs.
Crime still prevailed 10 isaf'a As -,
and there had occurred some additional =,
Of administration OF Lynch law. AaV"s
the fresh oui,ss.s is the case o' III v s'.s.
editor Of the Sonora Herald, Who was wv, .a,.
ged fram bis bed ard murdered ~ SOU. r.
sons whetosk offence a, an article 70 ~ AZ
per. Two persons connected WIN Nv .sdsd.
were a so killed, and several others ~oO" ,.o,
Indian depreda'iens ars stu o. Viz.
occurrence. Al Rogue River, Csp'. Al
patrick and nine men we're eu' on '"'
Eut dered. CT. sro
The agricultural prospects oil .Ae &C. are
favorabls. The reports from the nv" Tbe
conflicting, bu, are generally favorable. -
quartz diegincs continued TO yea ~
MAI Iatfi.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-08-20
From he Charle,ton Mereur u.


We publish with pleasure tho following
note in reference to matter upon which We
commented in yeslerdays's paper. IL COM
pletely exonesa,es the gallant officer in charge
Of the fort from any participation IN, or res.
possibility for, the unpleasant occurrence
alluded 10:
FoRT SUMTER, Aug. Ia.
The circumstances Of two respectable cili.
Gems Of this STATE recently visiting Fort
Sumter having been prevented from landing
at the work, arose frcm the fact OF The senli'
mel on duty being recruit, and not clearly
understanding his Instructions. No orders
have been, or were intended TO be, issued,
prohibiting citizens from landing during the
day, and even al night; the only prevention
being the introduction of liquor, or the sol.
ders from leaving tho garrison. The pre-
cautions adepled were intended solely for the
preservation or discipline in the command.
Had a commissioned officer been present, IN.
stead of a non mmissioned officer, this un.
pleasant circumstance wcpld certainly MOI.
have occurred.
Q n
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-08-20

The Richmond Times publishes a table
showing that under the new constitution, Just
proposed Tor adoption 10 the people Of Viz.
gina, there will DO possibility Of electing q
Wing Legislature. The updoubied Wing
counties elect Ga, and the Democrats 60, lea
wing 20, TO be elected by doubtful counties
with al least an even cbssce that ihs Wing.
wilcarry majority. The certain Wing Son.
itor'sl districts cleo, 20 Ssnstsrs, the Dem.
ec'aiic %, and there are eight doubtful dis.
tTicts,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-08-20
EUNENEAN SOCIETY,".

EUMENEAN SOCIETY.
Motto" Pulchrum est colere menttm."
J. ]. Collins, Madison, Miss. Subject
Ancient Literature.
+. W. House, York, S. c. Sutject-Spiri'
Of the Martyr.
L. Livingston, Chester, S. c. Subject
Republican lnslitullons as affecting indl'
vidsal character.
D. A. Penlck, Cabarrus, n. c. Subject
The Pen, mghtier than The Sword.
Thursday, bein. Commencement, the fol-
loving was the order Of Exercises
PRocEssIcN wrrH Music.
Prayer.
The Latin SalutaloTy: W. E. Dick, Sumter,
S..
The Philosophical Grafton Scientific lives.
tiga,ion-opposed to Athelsm): J. r. Nc.
Lean, Guillord, \. c.
Connection between Geology and Revealed
Religion: d. D. McBryde, Richmond,
n. c.
Motives to H,sh Mental Attachments in this
+ Country J. 4. Barr, Rowan, n. c.
The Statesman: J. NJ. Cooper, Williams.
burg, S. c.
Our Naive Land NJ. McQussn. Robson,
NC.
The Demagogue W S. Smith, York, sc.
Vita zine ptopo.iio lansuida est: X. Nj.
Cooper, Williamsburg, s. c.
Napoleon at Waterloo; Il. ii. Gray, Ran.
dcph, n. {.
Recess.
knowledge and lis Influences: G. S. J.
Houston, IredeII. n. {.
Truth stranger than Fiction: }, l.. JsIton
/ MeekIenburg. y. c.
The Power of Error: J. c. MeCallum,
Lincoln, Tenn.
Duce ct Decorum es, Pro Pstria MOri; S.
f. w. Pharr, Cabanus, y. {.
Scientia Fann Duct: J. d. Williamson
Davidson College, n. c,
Degrees Conferred
The VaIedIctory; J. c. Chahb.fs, fo'h,
sc.
Baccalaureate Address; BY the President.
Prayer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-08-20
Kentucky.

Although at first some doubt existed rela.
i've to the election Of Dixon, ,h5 Wing can
dida,e for Governor, i, is now placed beyond
adcubi, as adyices from Louis, lie, ot The
l4h state that nearly every county had been
heard from, and Dlxon's minority vas near
1000. The Congressional delegation vii
stand as follows:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-08-20
TAKING MEASURES or srcrlR1Ty

The recent track Of the Madison and H.
dauorolis railroad, between Columbus and
Edlnburg, is now being laid. and, what seem,
To DO proper Pfccaution for the safety o
,,lhvellsfs, there is TO bs q wire fence put or
18th sides Of tho railroad, to keep stock
oil '@sr I'D and prevent accidents The
Goa, Of such fence for the di,tance Of forty
i've miles on both sides is estimated al STA
thousand dollars.