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RICH AND POOR.

hTnrg The schemes rssor,ed to BY the Van 30.
w men, Is an attempt to excite the ponr against,
WIG feh. II reminds Us vc.y much Of the fable
Nnefcin The belly aud head enter into grave con,
@'' 70 determine the relative advantages oi each
wlt body. In all well regulated societies there
wv % poor End itch pcople--trom our very con.
''h''o' II must be so and he who attempts TO
'olc ono against the other is either finding "a III
WIN ihe laws 81 his Creator, Or, for hts own selfish
e'o' Is appealing t. the worst picludices Of our
AZURE by tho exercise Of which, VIC violate one
~ =, 'he mos, important &c tho commandments
'e'i'h is only hlnmeahle when II is used as a
''"ns OF oppression, or when we Indulge our ava.
'inas feelings too much in lts acquisition. SO
.g ". ron us mere possession being considered an
,rl'hce In any individual, II is the boast Of our
avs ulat the relative wealth Of person depends
,'"'e entirely on his own entcrptlzo and indus.
a,y II, IN the exercise of these qualities, man
iT''es wealth, and is dsl osfd To use il in the
promotion OF hi1 couniry's good, !, should DO a
''u'e Of praise instead OF blame II becomes rc-
Z 'hportant then, in political point OF view, for
we people who are always moro Interested IN the
''l4Fe OF thor country than mere politicians, 10
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Whig Electoral Ticket.

,.t District, ALTRED WEBh. Of Ruiherio-d.
"a toI. ANDERSON MITcHFII, of Wilkes.
"a WSt. J. ALrXAsDER, of Meeklenbure.
Ah JouS GitEs. Of Rowan.
gh Jons l.. LEsrCR. Of Rockingham.
On JouS N. MoREnrAD. Of GulIord.
-,h Hon. JnHs d. TooscR, Cumberland.
En- DR.. jaws 5 Ssr1H. oi Orange.
Glib CnsRLEs NASTY, Of Wake.
10Th DR.. WILLIE pTRRY, OF franklin.
inn vs.. W. CHEKEY, of Berthe.
la,h toaS J.. BNtrY, OF Pasqnotink.
18Th Gen. .. X WHLIAMa, Of Beaufort.
I'M BUorsr CoLEYAS. of Lenof.
lhh J-Eg,iAa FtAEsAIG, Of Duplin.
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GrNe intend To- present, ~ series OF
,-c,,-, orr objections 10 the election Of Mr.. Van
g-,n. H. doug thu, shile ~ rhaIl endcayor to
AJAX in such way as 10 give offence 10 no one,
,st our belief ~ the matter III cempel Us no, TO
,e,, the corrupt measures adopted TO secure hi,
te-:5n.
II The fret p'sce. We believe il very important
~ The present iInetufe o. our afairs. that ne
,.nS have a southern President We DO not
,eas tbs IN mere sectional spirit; bn, i, will
y fe,rciy-d in looking tire political history
d ~, Country - far. that the South ha. sci.
e,na.k.d an. thInr from the Government Wilde
lton, have teen spcni 10 making internal in.
p,r,arsn', 10 the North and Wo,t The southern
rai,ci4u. have been eoasltut'ooll,y opposed 10
,op,tatiou. tot such purposes aud, ri course,
i. Sluia has rccoised 10 benefit from Them
Vseo Ns.auri applied fif admission into tb,
L on itc Slulh asked but 10 De 1T alorc BOO nnr.
.H,er tbeu osn course, .ed ii vs. ouly sil.f a
l-r oule.t she succeeded IN getting clear nj.
N5i.crn restrictions o. the sulj-c, Of The T..
ra.tH tbe S11ih wished iuF alter thc ua,ioqsl
q was ia she way Of beiaE pgid OF. Gss uuf,.
e..s t-ase a, ieast 50 ar a. was consistent al'h
t,,is- i,seuus ior the crpcadt.nfcs of an Geo.
,-q,rsl government Il AS only after a contest
v4ta nearly ,naed - blood. tina, she was pcruI
to e,rr % compounds her nlinlon. On thi. sub
81. Then i = important T. the South, that an
re,ttn4l should be placed 10 The Presidential
Cat. who t,li bs LED oy every feeling. IS veil ~
D. tv,, a. btIth 70 sustain thi. policy 8, a., Slgb
Haze sc ans rcssnu 10 suppose blr. Van tlurcu
,hs ~ latitidaa co the c1nlfarV, whenever
trar- his pa'itlcal life. he has come in conflict
s.h 'H- prcsasiaE policy 81 the Seth. De hs,
zoe ,zatg,f 1t, although IN hts latter a-', look
o.. frtard Is lie has 10 the pFcsiirrfrl b,Trg
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| am, dear -, yours Rcspec,'ully,
o. Tie kaorril'c Coo- a,ioa.-Wc ,

O-g~ The h1arrd'c Corr a'io1. We IN.
4crstsnd. t'rat according 70 previous arrangement
tus Convention astC5f acd On Tho Ith inst Col
Williams, al Tennessee. vas requested TO take the
Char. After The enrar5.rt OF tire names of the
j,,re trou the efficient States Gen W ich.tit,
u Kentucky, nominated Gen, K. y. IIsyuc, Pre-
sii,nt, hich passcd unanimously. The Conycn.
Non, learn, has settled definitely upon the val
ley OF the French Broad, as the proper location
nr the Charleston, Louisville, and Cincinnati Raj
Road We shall lay the proceedings carly before
our readers. 800 delegates attended The first day.
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NOTICE
DIR. j. LEE

A CkNOWLEDGES tho hospitality Of
<A the citizens of Charlotte, and informs
them that he will again pass rhrou h their
Town on the 25lh inst. He viii stop at
DR.. Boyd's long enough toatenG to any Op.
plcation made previous to that time.
,Juiu Ia, 1895, 200 DIV
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vain as large an assortment n bran new FOODS
as ihey Will De with bran new money We there.
iofe earnestly solicit our Cotton growing friend,
10 LOOK well TO their interest, and give our msr.
chahls an carly opportunity Of proving to them
"naI now can be done in Camden.-Jvprnol.
In pursuance Of an act of Congress lust
passed, the General Pos; Office is undergo
my reorganization. A number OF the
Clerks are said 10 have been dismissed. and
some to have been promoted. So soon as
The reorganization is complete, We suppose
IL VIII be officially announced. We are
not disposed to complain beforehand: b,t.
II all we hear be true, some of the remoy.
ais are cases Of great hardShp.-Ndt. Int.
Cotton Crop.-Ihe Mobile Adyer,iser.
OF June p, says: ave are assured by
planters residing along on the Alabama rly.
er, IN this State, that so great have been
the rains and lresbets, that more than half
crops can be raised this season, let the re.
na'ndef be as propIllous as j, may"
Distinguished Bcncrolencc. J. J.
Roberts, of Kentucky, has convey ed his
whole estate Of $50, 900 to trustees for The
benefit Of the Baptist Mission to China, and
Is about 10 sail himself as missionary to
that country.
Valuable C0rgo.-The Brig r. Mezck,
winch arrived Yesterday in II DAYS from
Vaapara!So, brou4 hl cargo ,aBed at over
S4Oo,oO0, among which Is about S2I0 900
IN specie and bullion, aud 200 /, lis copper.
: Philad. HrdM.
Lynching. An aboltioni>t, calling hun.
seli'rhe Rev. Aaron W. kilcheII, from New
Jersey, was lynched AT llilIsborouoh, Geo,
on the sh INST. He was first rode round
The village on rail, then had his head shaw
ed, and a covering Of tar aud feathers ap.
Piled, then took another ride, and was final.
ly ordered 10 leave the State within ten
days. The whole was done by IA commit.
tee appointed by town meeting.
Gold.-Ihe New York Mercantile AID.
veIIIser of June ,, SAYS :-"The Sampson,
which arrived at this porI from London on
Saturday, brought out 100000 sterling in
soverel2ns; $4,000 for The Bank of Ameri-
ca, $4,000 for J. l.. & S. Josephs g. Co."
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Davidson College.

FHNHE TRUSTEES Of the Davusnn Manual
II Labor College, will NEE, gain accord.
ing 10 adjournment, on Wednesday the Sd
Of August, al The College site, al the hour
Of IL o'clock, 4. NJ. As there will be i'm.
poriant business before the Board, II is desi-
rabe that there should he full meetlur.
CHARLES W. HARRIS,
Ju'p 81. SsrretGIy Of the Board.
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Town and inform them Of the proceedings
of this meeting.
; ResolUed, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Charlotte
Journal.
ALEXANDER GRAHAM, ch'mn.
II. d. w. ALExAspER, Secretary
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BEEF! BEEF!!
Competition is The life Of z

SNF'f
-...<s FEvllE subscriber takes this
49, IL method oi informing his
former customers in Cha rleits
ssis~=ssssa<s and It's vicinity, that he has
been for six weeks past, and is now fur.
nshng the Charlotte Market with good
fresh Beef, and expects to do so throughout
this season, as he has done heretofore on
every Tuesday and Friday morning. He
therefore flatters himself, if health permits,
tina, he will he as punctual as formerly, and
therefore solicits the continuance and pat.
ronase of his former friends, &c.
july II, 1886. ISAAC CAMPBELL
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To sourneymen Coachmakers.

~ ME Subscriber is IN want OF Workmrn
u at the above Business. TO such as
are good workmen, constant employment
and good wages will be given.
TIIOS. COBBS.
Ralsigh, J4lQ Il, 1886. rs
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\ CITIZEN AND SUBSCRIBER
Charlotte, JGlgl4, 1896.

IcouYrStcArrn FOR the CHARLOTTE Journal,
Pursuant to notice given in the Charlotte
Journal of the Sth inst, large and rcspec.
table meeting OF the citizens of this place
was held in the Courthouse on the evening
Of the 18th inst, for the purpose OF expires,
sing their dsapprobatIon of the heavy Tax
laid on them, by tie Commissioners Of the
Town the present year. Alexander Ora.
han, Esq, was duly appointed Chairman,
and Il. u. W. Alexander, Secretary
Saml. McCombs, Esq, arose and addressed
the Chair in few appropriate and pithy re.
marks, setting forth the object of tho meet,
ing after which the following Resolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That the Commissioners he re.
quested to defer the collection OF the Taxes
for the present year and refund whatever
has been paid, az we understand there will
be upwards of One Thousand Dollars in the
Treasury after paying all debts and appro'
prlntlons.
Rcsolped, That Nathan Brown, Peter E,
Saunier and Isaac Spencer, constitute a
Committee to draw up n Petition, praying
the next General Assembly Of North Caro-.
lima, to repeal all laws, relative 10 the in
corporation of the Town of Charlotte, ano
to be handed by them to the Citizens ior
their appreciation and signatures; and when
such petition is signed, for them to hand II
over to our Representatives, whoever they
may be, requesting them to use their exer'
tons for the passage Of the same.
Resolped, That the above named Com
mi,tee call on the Commissioners of the
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EPISCOPAL NOTICE.

Bishop Ives is expected 10 visit this, and some
Of the neighborlng counties, during The last week
of the present month, and the first and second
weeks OF the next
Al -. i.ukc's, Salisbury (lrrhaps) The oath, Ger.
lalnly 9th INST AtChrSts Church, Rowan the
29lh and 3l>t At BeotlIc's Ford the middle OF the
first week in August In Burke the week to-.
loving.
another Revolutionary o-lT1rried-Mar
red, Ia Georgia, by John NcGchce, Esq.,, Mr.. DA-
NlD HODGE, Eyed one hundred flco years and
ttro months, 10 Miss ELIZABETH Rally, aged
forty years, both of Columbia County, STATE Of
Georgia. Mr.. Hodge was at Rraddock's defeat,
and served throughout the whole period of the Re-
youtlonary Var Washington Netrs.
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troR rnr CHARLOTTE lorExAl.1

.rr. Printer: am not used to writing
Cor print nor Yet am | scholar good enough
to bring my views before the pubic IN cor.
rect form; yet stlil | will try and make
known nv views on a subject that interests
Us oil in this village, viz: The misconduct
of our Charlotte Postmastcr-th faults are
5revlous for citizens of the village, but
more particularly Tor those who reside in
the country. understand the Postmaster
has advertised that his office will be open on
Sunday morning from until 3 o'clock
now this notice know to be violated in
several Instances and on last Sunday morn.
lng knew of few respectable individuals
who sent to the Postoifice at a quarter past
! aud found the office shut, and who return.
Cd again al minutes after 5 when the
Deputy Postmaster said he would not 90 in
to the store To deliver letters as it was after
: o'clock. Mr.. Printer, this is one Of our
grievances--and YOU want any more, you
can have them forthwith.
Yours, &c.
\ CITIZEN AND SUBSCRIBER,
Charlotte, JGlvl4, 1896.
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c.r,
W i"e 'Fbe eduSe.-lt VIII be recoiiec.
led by our readers, that most or the Van Buren,
men IN Congress were o,,os,d 70 tho 5;.,,i,,,;o,,
r. -. St.
20 a''oHg VIC STATES Inc
question VIII naturally arise, Why was this 20 ?
when "a cycry apnearance the STAT. ,b,,,.,o,-o
,.3
majesty o'nei'eo ~ IT,
passage. The true reason no doubt il, that they
yere goYerned in mos, instance. he ..ls.b ,,a
,i, ,,.,
''e - '''e'" hao oo'alhoo accom-
inodauons from the q Pct Banks " for the purpose
a. ana.
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6TPost Office A6airs-From'he Globe,
II the 9Th instant, we learn that Post. Office ha
been established IN Lincoln County, called Long
Crrrk Shoals, Of which J. ". White is appointed
Postmaster; Also, Po.i-Ofice in Mecklcnburg
County, called IHisa, and John Rlonn, Postmast.
cr; Also, fosi.Oliice IN franklin County, called
Security, and Archibald II. Davis appointed Post.
master Also, Post Office IN Burke County, cal.
led DforHiHc Creel, and Philip Warlick appoint
I'd Postmaster; James +. johnson has been ap.
pointed Postmaster at Moryen, Arson Co., y. {.
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Extract Of letter 10 the Editors Of the Raleigh
| Register, dated AshborO', Randolph County JR-
| IL 5, 1886.
Messrs. GALrs & Sow: proceed to inform you
Of tho dengs of The Van Buren, Meeting held at
this place.
Agreeably TO long previous notice n the Coun.
ties composing this District, the Delegates met on
the s instant to appoint an Ecctor 10 run on the
| Van Buren, Ticket, and 10. when thew appeared,
there was one from Chatham, to Wit, John ASTON,
jr. and three from GulI.ord, In w.t. John VI. Dick,
ESQ, one of the Judges of the SnpCrior Courts Of
Law and Equit, in this State, DocI B. Adams and
! John Gordon hut not one Van Buren, man appear.
ed from this County. The above named tour pro.
ccoded to nominate Jonathan Parker, Of Gn,ltnrd,
as the Elecior for this District, as | am inform
cd and am the more astonished at il, for Mr..
Parker was always opposed 10 Jackson. Bnt the
reason. think, that Mr.. Parker was nominated
the Elecor, is that The Counties ofGuiltord, Chat
ham and Randolph, have great many people cal
led Qnakers, and the ohject was to get their votes
One OF the delegates from Gniltord, Mr.. Gordon
while in ASHORE, was asked his reason for going
for Van Buren, He promptly answered, because
VAN buren, WAS GOING FOR FREEDOM
Bank OF Cdm9en.--Wo congratulate our cit
zens generally and particularly our Cotton grow,
ing neighbors. on tho certainty OF the establish
menl of this institution. It's influence had AREA
DIV been felt. much SO, that town property mas
on suspicion, risen from Is to 90 per cent within
few weeks, and if We may Judge from the grow
ing appearance of some Of our Mercantile Houses
on Broad.s,rees. it is likewise certain that our
merchants will DO supplied the snsuIn. season
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or Beat this who can A gentleman
Of this County has sent 10 US, for the examination
of the public two heads Of Oats OF the Rulle kind,
raised by him this Spring, each Of which measures
over fifteen inches in length, and contains upwards
Of 200 grams on each head. The stalks we're up
wards of s feet in length lie says nc challenges
any Of his brother Farmers TO bca, them.
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lrGen Scott has surrendered the command OF
the Creek War to Gen. Jcsup.
1I' The Richmond Wing Of tho 9Th inst states
that counterfeit half dollars, we'll executed, we're
ia circulation in that city,
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u The following is list Of the names Of the
trustees OF Davidson College, viz: Rev. John Ro.
blnson, D. D., President of the Board, Rev Wal.
Ter : Phatr, Rev Jno. williamson, Rev. A. j. Lea.
yen"orih, Rev. r. II Morrison, Rev J. NJ. H. Ad.
'ins, ten. EPhralm Davidson, DR., Jos. w. Ross,
Dr. VI W. Alexander, DR.. a. f. Alexander, Dr..
Cyrus Hunter. D.. b. {. debanc, Robert Burton.
Ihos. l. Go~an, Wm. l.. Davidson, Jno. DNGra.
ham, AdalPhus Erwin, Nm. 3. Wood. Sarnn. Da.
WILSON, n4Nd 4. Caldwell, VIM. b. Rutherford.
James Osborne, Charles L. Terrence, and Charles
". Harms, E,qs
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rem men have accepted the proposition Of Mr. Giles.
% discuss before the people Of this Comfy a, the
July Court, next week, The relative claims OF
Judge White nd Mr. Van Burcn 10 the support
Of the South. We are truly reioiced al this-lor
should the discussion take place, we have every
reason 10 believe that our cause will be materially
eenehtiec We fear the Van Buren, men will moi
stsnd TO the rack
" Eentriloquism.-On Friday evening last we
a.leneed an exhibition OF this very faculty, BY
Ar. kenworthy. The performance Of this gentle
man were so highly spoken of in other places, that
very respectable audience assembled to witness
the exhibition. and we believe they were hiyhly
delighted. On Saturday evening he performed
again, and 10 very crowded house.
~
II The following iossts, drank at the celcbru.
ton IN Steel Greek. on the 4th inst, were handed
IN TOO late for an insertion last week:
By John NJ. Potts. The Consfitn,ion Of N.
C"ttd Stdtss-purohsscd with blood, perfect with
wisdon-muy ii never be sold for money, nor
fooled away through folly.
BY Leroy Stowe. The an Of March 1897. We
viii form new era in the history Of the Consli.
luton by abolishiug Abolitionism--by demoish.
ish Van Bufensn 10 the West and Sou,h.w
keep up The White flag until the victory is won
and all will be we'll
by John NJ. Potts. Bank Wigs, Nuuifer,,
and Northern Aboiuionisis-may they speed see
Tic error OF their way-our dese.tcrs return To the
camp-they will be forgiven and received as the
Prodigsl Son.
By Joseph M'Rum. Success 10 tho contempls.
ted Raii.Road over the Blue Ridge.
BY Stephen N'Rum.
i on this ground we meet again,
May present harmony remain.
But ii the like we never sec,
lie, no, the day forgotten be.
BY Joseph M'Rum. TIE United State. Of
imttica--once under the British crown, but on
The ilh Of July threw 1t OF and declared herself
free and independent nation.
u The following IL list Of the names Of the
Trustees of Davidson College, viz: Rev. John Ro
blnson, y. D., Ptesdcn, of the Board, Rev. Wal.
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0vCol. Fannin still alirr.-Tho Pensa.
cola Gazette states, on the sr;hority Of Capt Trc.
swan of the Texan army, who passed thro' that
place on HE way to South Carolina, that Col. Fam
Mn is vet alive. Tic was preserved with phys.
clan Of his own force. and 10 still prisoner with
the Mexicans.
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u The President left Washington City, or the
lIth Instant, upon yls, to bis residence IN Ten.
ucsSoe. lie is not expected 10 return before DC.
tn'.c~
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Cc-The Correspondent orthe Charleston

Courier writes
7, Il confidently stated here that Gen. Jack.
sor ha. determined, soon alcr the close Of the scs.
sion, to cave This city for tho Hermitage; and IN
tho event Of nothing bring done BY Gen. Scott,
which viii secure the soauga;ion Of the Indians,
that the President, vii! open the ncNt campaign IN
person, with determination to carry on the war
according to Hj. own views, snd in his accugtor
cd maaaef | believe there is some truth in tbs
raror'. ltrs said that M effective movement is
expected to be made Oh the Indians next week by
ten Scott, aHt that 'aa-uinc hope is cntettolCld
tbat this campaign sil falsh tho war;
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inquire whether tlese appeals 10 the pnor sra;,s,
LIE r'ch, are made in sincerity Of heart. For hi,
purpose It Is very good rule 10 institute the inou
Ty, whether the person y no makes them has nrac.
llsed upon The principle he wishes 10 inculca,e-
Is he poor HIMSELF If 50, has his poverty been
caused by amiable or vicious propensiticsi Has
ne avoided the acquisition of woalth7 If he has
hot mas lie been avariclous and ovr .bearing IN liz
acquisition Let the people amply these iesis 10
every man whom they hear fGniing about moor and
rlch, appealing 10 the prejudices Of one agains,
thc other, and If his practice does not square with
his preccpi, be assured be has some selfish end IN
view; he IS neither sincere nor honest. and bis
own ends accomplished, the welfare of the poonl.
neither occupies his thoughts nor is the object Of
actions. Beware of such a man 40 voIc !,
sheePs clothing. These remarks have been call
ca g, orih " reading the proceedings of a leading
Van Buren, meeting in this State, when this sub
Jec' Is more than once alluded to, and the terms
ir'0tthy aristoeraoy more than once banded, We,
'he presiding oihcer OF that meeting, as we I'M
dersiahd, IL among the wealil,iest men in our
STATE, IS one OF the very class much deprecated
lis bank stoekholder--and there is no man who
would 90 farther IN wrenching the earnings of
poor man from him TO increase his own pampered
wealth We observed it announced the other DAY
N New York paper, that Mr.. Van Buren, him.
,eh h1d sold halt OF a certain property 10 Mr.. But.
Ter, the Attorney General Of the United States for
s2SOO00-he rides in splendid Eaghsh built
coach. aud yet he is The man chosen to be elected
President OF The Unicd States, by exciting the ma
'ufSl prclud'ees OF the poor against the rich. We
can only express our contempt Of such proceed.
lng Ia one singIe wofd-iti is all humJuggay!
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O. The Correspondent of the U. s. Ga.

u The Secretary Ct the Treasury has issued
HE Circular TO the Receivers of Public Money,
prohibiting the reception Of any thing but Gold
and Silver, IN payment for pubic lands, in any
ouan,I'y over thfee hundred aud twenty acres
Actual settlers receive the same accommodation
as heretofore. This will put stop in grca, dc.
gree to spcculaions in the public lands.
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Classical School,

ThSHE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, tina.
the exercises of his School will be resumed
on Monday, the I'd day of January, 1877,
at the Rocky River Male Academy. 5 miles
South of Concord.
Instruction will be given in the following
branches, VIZ 3: The Latin, Greek, and En-.
glsh Languages, Geography, Arithmetic,
Algebra, and Geometry also, History and
Natural Philosophy if desired.
Tuition SO per session. Board wood
and Washing included) So per month.
As the subscriber has already afforded 10
the public an opportunity of becoming &C.
qualnted with his qualifications and manner
ofteachlng, addressing himself to the friends
of education, he respectfully solicits their
patronage.
RALPH II. GRAVES.
Dee IA 1896 f37
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TO EGEtslef .Wa.prs.

'ENhE House and Lot lately in the
III - possession of G. II. Nichols is
now tor rent. Attached is good shop for
carrying on the Cabinet Making Business.
10 Cabinet workman this stand affords a
hrst rate opportunity for carrying on, as it
IS well known, the above business having
been carried on al this stand, by Mr.. Nichols,
for number Of years. The House and
Shop would be rented separately. Attach.
ed 10 the house is kitchen, smoke house
and stable-therc Is also an excellent spring
on the lot. Possession giving the 25,h of
December. For terms apply at this office.
Dee 8, 1896 t2T