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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-12-01
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CARoLINA,l
Chapel Hill, 1st June, 1854.

University NORTH CARoLISA,
Chapel Hill, 1st June, 1854. {
Robert G. Allison, Esq, graduated at this Institution
at the annual in 1897 and has from that
day to this been alost constantly engaged in the in
struction of youth.
lie is n gentleman of good mind, agreeable manners
unblemlshed moral reputation and ample experience.
His ability to mpart instruction, has been shown by
;he young men, who from time to time during period
OF more than 30 years, have from his Schools
the University. We .ecollect instance, in which
pupil U his has not Afforded satisfactory evidence of
careful and accurate training
ID. l.. SWAIN, President,
JAMES PHILLIPS, Professor
of Mathematics, &c
+. MITCHELL, Professor
OF Chemistry.
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1 Ii persons indebted to the firm of II. B. x l.. S.
\ Williams are hereby informed that my portion OF
the Notes have been transferred Jas NJ Hutchison
attorney law, for settlement. Those interested will
please call on him in Brawleys building, as 1 must
have money at early day.
Nov. II, 1854 l7w2 L. s. WILLIAMS.
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Land for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale lis Valuable Panta
ton, lying the waters of Paw Creek about .
miles west OF Charlotte. On the premises Is good
dwelling house. with the necessary out buildings The
Tract contains 2l2 Acres, about e-thrd of whic:
is cleared and under good repair; the remainder is
cultivation, and is as productive soil any in the
county. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing valuable
Plantation would do well to call early and examine My
Brother who lives the place, will give all the inform
alton required. i. A. ADAMS.
Nov g. 1854. l5-tf
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GOOD DWELLING, GN-HOUSE,
Best and Cheapest

Plantation in market and in this satisfied the
purchaser will when he tries it. Sale positive.
JOHN NJ DOLBY.
Nov. Is, 1854. [l8-4tl
The Chester Standard, Fairfield Herald Yorkville
Miscellany, and Western Democrat will insert until
18th December, 1854 and send bill to w. c. Dolby,
Bell Air p o.
Lancaster District S. C..
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Ivov,,., WoRMs.-There is no disease mole COM
mon among chIldren and yet none which SO frequently
battles skill of the physician, as worms AEey are
-, detrimental TO the constitution and their pres
ance should be carefully guarded against by parents
ON the first manifestation of mptoms, every means
should be expel them promptly and Thoroughly
u,Lane's Vermifuge is well established as the most
certaiR safe and speedy remedy offered for this
troublesome and dangerous malady and all who have
the management of children should keep this invalua-
bic medicine hand. La addition TO its perfect safety,
il never fails to produce the desired effect.
j." Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. Nc
Lanes Celebrated Vermifuge, and take none else All
other Yermifuges, in comparison, are worthless. Dr.
MLane's genuine Vermifuge, also his Celebrated Liver
Pills. can now be had all the respectable Drug Stores
in the United States and Canada. l5-2w
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IRON the subscribers close in the town Of Charlotte
l. TWO MICH COWS, moody with black and
white spots the other u with hole bored m
each horn. Amy information concrrning their where
ahouts viii be thankfully received il driven home
liberal reward viii be paid.
John f.. PENMAN.
Nov. 3, 1854. .l5f ~
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Select English and Classical School.

ID OBERT 6. ALLISON has opened in the Town of
IL Charlotte select English and Classical School,
in the Bird story OF Mr.. Leroy Springs New Building.
TERMS:
English Department, $40 per session of S months.
Classical SIS
October -, 1854 Ia-tf
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LNHE copartnership under the name of II. SEWERS
g. Co, was dissolved the 24th OF October, 1854
by mutual consent All persons indebted said firm
and to H. Sewers earnestly requested
make payment by the lst of January4ls55, they viii
find them in the hands Of others Tor coil etian. -
Fl. SEWERS 81 CO. y
N. B.-The Business will be carried on by the un-
dersgned at the old stand, opposite the Court House.
where they will be ready to accommodate and ALL
who wish TO partake of good glass of
WINE, BRANDY, SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS,
WHIsKEY, BEER, POP, &C, &C.
to smoke u good SEGAR, at all times Sunday vs. ex
copied. j. DULS g. co.
ALSO, ALL KINDS OF
Wines, Liquors, and Lemon Syrup,
will sold by the gallon at the LOW EST PRICE for
CASH. J. DULS & co.
November g. 1854. I5tf
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NOTICE.

| PPLICATlON will be made TO the next General
Il Assembly for Act to authorize to collect all
arreardge OF Tax that due in the county of Meek
lenburg. Z. N. ALEXANDER, Shift.
Nov % lS-4t
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

I HIS is to notify all concerned that if their TAXES
| ARE NOT PAID in the course Of the next month
that will positively advertise the Property Of delin-
qucnts. This is joke
SAM. A. HARRIS.
November 24, "a. lSf
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De- tbs.

died, in Savannah, Georgia, on the 18Th Sap
t mbrr InSI oil Yellow Frvrr. CALEB CAPPS,
aged 20 years, formerly OF this Town.
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FOR SALE.

- OFFER for sale my HOUSE and LOT, Ioca-
lfalH ted on Church street, square east OF the
- N. C. Railroad Bridge. The Lot is level and
handsomely situated the soil sandy and the neighbor
hood one of the best in the town. The House is new
being just completed and built in good style, with
large and airy in it, For further particulars
apply to
oct. l3, 1884 12u J. Z. PENMAN.
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13 Likely Negroes
For Sale.

WILL Stout Fellows, Woman ami little child.
' Also q Mules. Said property will be sold at
public cutlery, in Lincolnt0R, Wednesday, the goth
December, 1854 a credit of months with interest
from date notes payable at the Bank of Cape Fear,
Branch at Salisbury.
SLADE, HENDERSON 4 co.
Nov 80 1854 I9w3
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AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
COLUMBIA, s. c.,
WILL attend TO the sale Of all kinds OF Merchandise
w Produce, &c. Also, Real and Personal Property
o. pure base and sell Slaves, &c, on Commission.
SALES RooM-No. - Richardson street, and mme-
diately opposite the United States Hotel.
Feb - 1871 THos. II. MARCH. H. T.. SHARP.
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Paw your Taxes!

4 LII persons in arrears to me for TAXES will confer
II very particular favor if they will call on at the
Superior Court and settle. word to the wise is al
ways sufficient.
Il. N. ALEXANDER.
Oct 81, 1851. hit
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Cholera. DysentarY, &c.

4 unfailing and immediate for those fearful
n Diseases is Jacobs DiarrhGa and Dysentary Cor
dial, recommended and used by physicians in their pr
vate practice with the greatest when all other
remedies have failed. Sold by
FISHER g. HEINlTSH.
aug. 4, 1854 Chrmisis and Druggist
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The American Hotel,

CHARLOTTE, N. G..
s BEG to announce 10 my friends, the public pres
ent patrons of the above Hotel that have leased the
for term 6f years from the Isl Of Jala nv neat.
Aftcrwhich time, the entire property will be thora
ly repai-ed and renovated, and the house kept III
class style. This HJtclis the Depot aud pleasant
ly Situated, rendering desirable house FOR
and families.
Dec l6, 1853. 22t G.. NJ. RAY.
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THE following ordinance passed by lani'
vote of the Commissioners of the of Charlotte
at their last regular meeting, held the night of the
llth of September, 1854.
Be it Ordained, by the Board Of Commissioners for
the Town of Charlotte, That in future, shall
carry concealed about his within the corporate
limits of said town. Pistol Bowie-knfe other
lawful weapon. And any person violating this Ordin
ance SHALL upon conviction before the nendant, pay
fine of Ten dollars for each and every such weapon
carried aforesaid and if the offender be minor his
parent guardian shall pay said ine and the Inten
dant is hereby authorized to render judgment against
the parent qua rdian for said fine.
w. +. DAVIDSON, Latcuotant.
J. B. KERR, 1oucn Clerk.
70 Wing copy. l7-4w O.
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NOTICE.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

\R. p. {. CALDWELL has associated his son, DIR.
~ JOSEPH w. CALDWELL, with him in the Prac.
tice of Medicine. Office .nd story in Elns' new brick
building near the Courthouse.
March a. 1854 35.tf
N. BAH persons indebted to me by accounts
requested to settle the same ct an early day. 49,
Mar "a p. &. CALDT ELL. n
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Leather Factory.

THE subscribers will continue at the TAN YARD of
John Walker, fire miles southeast of Cha rlote, the
manufacture of Leather, Harness, Boots and Shoes and
repairing Harness, for which Green Hides and Tan
Bark will be received In payment of any article in our
line. JOHN WALKER
sept. %, 1854 2m. JOHN W.HUNTER.
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KINGS BOTTOM LAND
FOR SALE.
1900 Acres.


HAVING purchased land in North Carolina and per-
Ill manently located there, have determined to sell
my land in Lancaster District, and offer for sale
my valuable tract Of Land situated Lancaster Dis
trlc, miles from Fort Mills Depot, containing 300
acres, lying the Cstawba River aud Sugar Greek,
about sHss.
400 Acres Cleared
The balance in woods aud good Cotton Lands large
proportion the cleared land Bottom Land and known
the "Kings Bottom termed by the Indians for its
extent and fertility and which has ever since been
garded the
Best Bottom Lands ON the CataWba
River.
Seven bales Of Cotton to the hand will be made the
place this year, and plenty of Corn The Plantation
is in good repair with
GOOD DWELLING, GN-HOUSE,
and all necessary buildings Thc Tract will be divd-
ed to suit purchasers and may be treated for privately
but if sold before the 18th of December, 1854 will
sell the TO the hg bidder that day, at the
late residence AID sale of H. T. Massey. The purchas
er will be supplied with Corn il desired
VIM. c. Dolby on the premises will show tho land
ii is the
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-12-01
Notice.

ia HAVING removed from Charlotte, | offer
i!1IM for sale my HOUSE aud LOTS there. The
~-Aam- hOase nearly finished, five rooms, aud Il
Kitchen. The lots designated Nos 100 Il 40
IO3 aud 43, including the lot No %, immediately be-
hind the p. r. Church.
The terms Will be made easy TO tie purchaser 50
Lar time is concerned Bond and security required.
For further particulars, apply 10 H. g. Williams, to
n Concord, n. c.
VICTOR G.. BARRINGER.
Nov %, 1854 1873
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CHINA, GLASS,
= " A7b-

Fl. E. NICHOLS, Columbia, s. c.,
HAS ON HAND, lately received. large and complete
Ill stock of
China, Glass and EarthenWare.
Mostly direct from the Manufacturers in England,
France and the North.
Also
Plated Ware, Casters, Tea Trays,
Table Cutlery, Looking Glasses,
Block tin and Britannia Goods,
Gas, Fluid and La I'd Lamps, of newest styica,
WITH
A large stock of medium and fine quality Ware. by
the otherwise, which invite attention,
assuring and all that suit in Price closest
buyers, by Wholesale retail
III. Z. NICHOLS,
1873 Richardson street, Columbia, S. c.
Nor 10, 1854 166t
ElEEd.N G EST.
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ALL. KINDS OF PLAIN. FANCY AND OR
NAMENTAL JOB PRINTING DONE
At THE "DEMOCRAT OFFICEn
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Salem Almanacs for 1855,

/" NsALE, by the gross dozen, single copy at the
BOOK STORE.
Oc' <u' 13f Charlotte.
, 1854-04-29
90 pgNlyn rs 0RNNRTs09

I HAVE made arrangements with Parkea, Core e
l. Cos Express to forward watches and iewelry, ~.
repaired Persons IN Washington Territory assv.Ss ~
Of having their WATCHES AND JEWEtki ~ ~,
PAIRED, can now have their wishes compiled W. !.
by leaving them at P. ca Cos Express once. nv
will be returned as early as possible. ,,n,rra
t. g. c. kObbiN0'
Portland, Oregon, Sept. l, 1858.
, 1854-04-29
MERRITT & GOyE'S

NEW LINE OF PACKETS now on the way tas
~ from the Sta:es--the LIVE YANELE tosfEsk
he followed by the YANKEE NoTIOS " and 3" YANKEE
Doopir" all to run regular between san Francisco
and Puget Sound.
AGENTS. MERRITT, San FRANCISCO, and JOS.
CUSHMAN, olympia
April Is. lsj4. 3ltt
, 1854-04-29
Paints, Oils, &C., 80.
SOUTHWORTH g. CO.,

NO. o., BATTERY STREET, coE'ER or HAILrca.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
IMPORTERS Of English and American HafdHs1s'
i Cutlery &C..
Bar and sheet Iron-Portable Grist Nils,
SAW MILL IRONS COMPLETE.
Horse Powers; Carpenter Tools;
Tinmans Tools and Machines;
Together with full and well assorted stock q goon
In the Hardware line.
On hand and will be receiving, those celebrated ~.
PloWs Manufactured by Evkns q Adams. Gnlena, M
nois. Also from the mandatory Of joel PcEisi'
Plattesville, Illinois
San Francisco, Aug. ., 1853. 5lH
, 1854-04-29

ERWo8 AND IN
, 1854-04-29

TUST received, per Bark SARAH WARREN, the
y following articles, at G. A. BARNES
, 1854-04-29

NOTICE

7 HEREBY give notice to the public that will not
be responsible for any debts contracted by any Of
the crew of the bark luika.
(Signed) LOUIS ]. CORWIN.
Olympia, March 80, 1854. 3w3o.
, 1854-04-29
HARDWARE!!

K SARAH WARREN, the
A. BARNES :
Copper, Shoe, and Saddler
lacks.
Assorted Brads.
Spring Saw Sets.
Tape Lines.
Powder Flasks.
Percussion Caps.
Pocket Rnles.
Cow Bells.
Steel Yards.
Scale Beams & PeeS.
Grass and Cradle Scythes.
Sneaths, Rakes, Hay, and
Manure Forks.
10 Kegs asst. Nails.
beneh Planes.
Rabbit, Dado, Bead, Sash,
Table, Match, Hollow, 4
Round Planes.
Pannel PlOughs.
Slit and Marking Gouges.
Paint 4 Varnish Brushes.
OIL Stones.
Bath Bricks.
Cork Stops. Steels.
Harness Buckles.
Bnss Rings and Hooks.
Spring Catches.
Spirit Levels.
Plane Bits.
Table and Dinner Bells.
Sand Paper.
Tea and Table Spoons.
Four fold Pocket Rules.
Knives and Forks.
Butcher Knives.
Sail Needles.
Pocket Knives.
Scissors.
Backing.
Magnets.
Faucets.
Scythe Stones.
Lumber Scribes.
Raz0rs h Strops.
&c, &C., &C.,
snt Of TIN.wARE.
CASTLE Soap.
sands sanIaparilla.
Glue.
Red Lead.
Venetian Red.
Oil Turpentine. ca
&C., &c.
ALSO
School Books.
Saunders lst, I'd, Sd, 4th,
and 5th Readers,
Saunders Spoilers.
Olney's Geography & Al
las.
Waters.
Envelopes.
Note, Foolscap, and Letter
Paper.
lux.
Blank Books.
4 general assortment of
DRY D00DS.
A fresh supply Of assorted
GARDEN SEEDS.
Four lbs. Onion Seed.
Eighty lbs. Clover Seed.
All Of which will be sold
cheap for Cash, but
" WAKE CREDIT"
G. A. BARNES.
4w3l.
, 1854-04-29
FRUIT EES.
R28 w RU883 HUA22RR.

H. 4. 5. LUELLING, PKOPRIEIORs.
WE have had number Of varieties bear fruit
w and we lnd the size and flavor TO exceed any
in the United States. We have greatly extended our
Nursery by the introduction Of many varieties Of
Apples Pears Plums, Peaches &c, Sc.-aso q varie-
ty Of Flowers and ornamental Trees many Of which
we shall be able TO furnish tliis fall We have further
extended our nursery business by establishing three
Branch Nurseries in the upper country; one at Alfred
stantonN Marion county four miles northeast Of "a
lem one at Mr.. Knoxes, Knoxes Bate Linn county;
and one at Joseph Kelsoyq near sta's Point Benton
county.
March II. 1919.
, 1854-04-29

DtssolutlOn Of CO-pr rtnership.
THE COpartnership heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned, Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. W00DFoRD G. HOLMAN,
WILLIAM H. CARPENTER.
San Franciseo, March l, 1858.
Woodford G. Holman will Continue the business in
his own name, IN same place--NO. Sc Sacramento st.
San Francisco, Cal. 2t3l
, 1854-04-29
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN to an persons having s.s o.IcS ca
or ~ q Terry are requested 70 cal and se,us " n.
yaatev hs the undersigned il about n leaye 70, '
Atlantic States. OhAS' % Fl.
Ian 2s. laa3. 22u
, 1854-04-29
SohiotWoot.

THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully Inform tho
l. public that the above named scow has been 1n-
ished, and put in readiness to convey goods from
points below 70 this city. She is capable Of carrying
large amount Of freight and Is perfectly watertigh
Orders from all parts rec 2ved and promptly attended
to at the lowest rates.
A. J. BALDWIN.
Olympic. Sept. 10. 1859. n
, 1854-04-29
CHIPS g. ETHRIDoE,
lRCHfTECTS IND BUILDER:

OLYMPIA. wAsuTNGToS TERRITORY.
pEING thc pioncsr, in Olympia, We take this meth.
- cd IN forming the public generally that We are
prepared 10 contract and furnish materials for build,
in-. oyThc improved rat plan whicl. cannot be
-urpyZ"j mary time.
1Id,MS Cash.
Olympia. Nov. II. 1853. lGtf
, 1854-04-29

OF EDMUND STEVENS, who creased tbe Pa. p,,.s
jim 1853. and went into Oregon. Any informano.. !.
of his whereabouts communicated 70 his brotn.L :.
Olympia, will be thankfully received. Oregon paP''
please copy. .-,,.-,,,ra
March as ,5l GABRIEL SIhNhNo
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Apuointments by the President.

Appointments by the President,
By AND WITH THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF TIE SENATE
Robert Dale Owen, Lewis Cass, Jr., John N. Daniel
Henry r. Jackson, Francis Schroeder Henry Bednger
August Belmont, j. j. Seibcls John L. OSullivan, John
W. Dana, James A. Peden, Philo White, Charles Eames
james Green, to be Ministers Resident of the United
States in the countries in which they Charges
d'AfTaires of the United States
FOR THE TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA.
" lillian 0. Butler, of Kentucky, to be Governor.
Thomas B. Cumming, Of Iowa, to be Secretary.
Fenner Ferguson Of Michigan to be Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court.
Edward Hardin, of Georgia. to be Associate Jus.
tice Of the Supreme Court.
James Bradley of Indiana to be Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court.
Experience Estabrook of Wisconsin to be Attorney Of
the United States
Mark W. Izard Of Arkansas, to be Marshal of the Unit
cd States.
FOR THE TERRITORY OF KANSAS.
Andrew H. Reeder, Of Pennsylvania, to be Governor.
Daniel Woodson, of Virginia, to be Secretary.
Madison Brown, Of Maryland to be Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court.
Sanders W. johnson, Of Ohio to be an Associate Jus.
tice of the Supreme Court.
Rush Gilmore of Alabama to be an Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court.
Andrew j. Isaacs of louisiana to be Attorney Of the
United States
D. Donaldson of Illinois, to be Marshal of the United
States.
David A. Starkwesther of Ohio to be Envoy Extraor-
dnary and Minister Plenipotentary of the States
to the republic of Chilli in the place Of Samuel Medary
resigned
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husband on nv door step at the lime i was a. night
q State whst you sav then.
Objected TO by Mr. Busted and objection maintained
by the Court
The party went into the house did not see the u
ccr,e OUT but about bali hour after MIS- Nal
sgsn in the street different rsac was with her
they then into MIS- Cofn's front dOor saw her
again that e1ening in the street Tor u, fhra Time
aiderert nan was with her they went int Mrs Cofns
Mouse did remain quite half IN hour;
them WHEN they out don't know the lanes OF any
Of The men who visited that house
On going 10 the house in the morning at any tinns,
what have you about the roomsf
Objected 10 by M BUSTED, and objection overuled,
sick IN the evening haye been obliged 10 clean up
Chs ses jackson (colored), examined by Mr. Bluat-I
the husband of the last witness know Mrs Coshns
house; have b. en- in II day and night
O. VIII you state what you have in that house
A. Gentl,me and ladies'; know Mrs Maleombi have
seen carrying dancing ana PLAYING there have seen
@ How often have you seen her in the street at
nightf
A. Three or four times a.night
q Any with herr
A. Yes men; they went home to Mrs. Collins; have
her three orfour times at night going into that
house with different men.
Gross amiu eihayc seen her most every night in
the week going into Mrs Con's house; Sundays also
e. TO sea for living; lave been on shore since last
Christmas; her with the same twice
in the streets got home from Virginia last Chrtmss neen
working board the ship since she has been getting
ovei hauled; wien rot on board the ship haze been
liggirg in New York; am earning money every day 20
at Sc en- to work in the morning. come home Mt six in
the evening; come to dinner at twelve ocl,ct. Sc
ncraliy to bed between nine and ten get between
foui and Ave; in court before subp1naed
paid SO cents twice; promised more money was
that was to be witness against Walker was told
y at was to prove that Mrs Malcomb with men;
reyef made q written statement Of this before
70 Nr. Blunt-The man who snbrenaed me said thai
whether she went out in the evenings with gen
tlemen many gentlemen she had with her and what
time Of night she went out, he said that would be
paid for coming over here.
The Court then adjourned until Wednesday next.
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n WS BY ELEGR A PH.
THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-.
DISCUSSION On TIE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.
INTERESTING TO the CREDITORS OF TEXAS.
~~~~~>~~~->,s~>>N>NySNN~
Proposed Changes in the Departments.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.
ELECTION OF A STATE PRINTER.
The Administration Candidates Defeated,
&C., &c, &c.
NEWS BY APR.
THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-
DISCUSSION On TIE AFRICAN SLAVE TRAD
INTERESTING TO the CREDITORS
ELECTION OF A STATE PRINTER
From Washington.

From Washington.
THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT OF CONGREsS-WHAT HAS
BEEN DONE AND WHAT WILL BE LEFT UNDONE-
MIR. wALBRIDGE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, July !, 1854.
The early adjournment of Congress regarded as
an administration 1t will in all probability the
means of combining the legislation of the to the
Nebraska bill, the ten million swindle, and the naked
appropriation bills Harbors and rivera to be neglect
ed the tariff to remain untouched the reorganization
of the 10 be postponed the Texan creditors must
wait all the private claimants upon the justice of Con-
ress must continue to starve the various bills matured
by the several committees be sold for waste paper
This is beaut ul issue for the democratic party to 90
to the country with in the fall elections. An eight
months session and nothing passed but l TO the
Union.
If the majority choose TO call for reports of commit
tees every morning for hour al the committees will
be able to be heard and the session may yet be alto
cether improbable. There at present, however
no indications Of such disposition. The administra-
tion could easily induce different feeling but it don't
suit them All they want is the plumber and that they
have secured.
Can any body tell what has become of General Wal
bdges He has not been here several days and the
session is drawing to close.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02

Movements Of Southern Steamers.
ARRIVAL OF THE KNOXVILLE.
SAVANNAH, July L. 1854.
The steamship Knoxville, Capt Ludlow has arrived at
her wharf here, in 81 hours from New York.
ARRIVAL OF THE sOUTHERNER.
CHARLESTON, July l, 1854.
The q. 8. Mail steamship Southerner, Capt Thomas
EVAN arrived here from New York this Saturday
morning