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Notice.

A III persons indebted to the firm of 8. NJ.
"A Crandall & Co. are requested to make
immediate payment.
N. B.-A contemplated change in said firm,
makes it necessary that tho above notice
should be strictly complied With.
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TOBACCO OF ALL KINDS.

SUCH as Mrs. G. b. Miller's, Lorrillard's
- J. J. Mopes' and WIN. Handlen sweet
scented fine cut, and Bon's natural sweet
James River leaf, together with square head
aud ladies' twist, Of the first quality. for sale,
by CHARLES N. TILLEr.
Jan. IL.
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Wishes to infur,n the public, tina, he carries on
tho TIN PLATE business, in all its branches, at
his old stand, No. I64, Thames street, where can
he had at all times any article Of lin Ware usu-
ally called for - Sheet Iron aud Copper work
Coal atoves Of various kinds, aud other articles
commonly kept in a Tin Store. aag6
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FOR SALE,

MOSES genuine COUGH CANDY
v made from different kinds Of herbs. The
above Candy proves itself 10 be very good Tor
Coughs and Colds daily. It is in fact 80 very
pleasant, that many take it for fear they pn have
cold. Jan IA, 1886.
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LADIES CLOAKS.
BROAD CLoTHs,--HABIT
CLOTHS,
THIBET & MERINO CLOTHS

OF fashionable colors-elcgant goods. and
~ low priced, suitable for Ladies cloaks,
For sale by JAMES HAMMOND.
Nov. 5.
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Donocstic lwilpd Flannel,

A most superior article Of white twilPd
~ FL.a.N.N'EL.S, well worthy Of attention,
adsp,ed to the Winter season, is manuiactnr'
ed and for sale, by
WM. c. CogzENs e. Co.
Newport. Dec, Sd.
m OOKs or COMMON PRAYER, with the
new Psalms and Hymns. and Pocke, Bi-
blss, for sale chesP,by " ~ liLLri'
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ISAAC GOULD, having formed a connexion
II in business With his Son, DAVID J. GoULp,
their business will in future be conducted under
the Firm Of
ISAAC GOULD g. SON,
At the Old SYand-.No. 176, Thames street.
They have on hand choice assortment Of ex-
ira super, mnidlins, and low priced hroadcloths.
cassirneres and vestings and all articles Tor gen.
tlemen's clo,hng-which they would be happy
to serve their customers and the public.
The late business will be settled by !. Gould.
Al that have demands, will please present them;
and those that are ind b,ed i'll confer favor by
making payment.
Newport, March &c, 1885.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

A BOY from IA to IS years of age, as an
"A apprentice to the PAINTING business
Apply at this Office. Jan IL
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II ALFRED HAZARD. will attend TO
% his professional business, as an Attorney
at law, in connexion with b. Hazard, Esqr
at their Office in Broad street.
Newport, Nov. 10, 1895.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL $4,000.

HNHE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY. Hartford, Conn offer to in
sure every description Of property. against Loss
or Damage by Fire, on the most reasonable terms.
This Company have been doing business for more
than twenty years, and during that period have
settled all losses without compelling the insured,
in any instance, to resort to court Of Justice.
The Directors of the Company are
ELIpHALET TERRY, II. HUNTINGToN, Jr.
liz. d. MORGAN, ALBERT DAY,
g. II. HuNriNsroN, SAMUEL WILLIAM,
F. ]. HUNTINGToN, ELISHA Colt.
X. B. WARD.
ELIPHALET TERRY, President.
JAMES G. BoLLEs, Secretary.
peApplication to be made in Providence to
ALLEN o. PECK, Agent, No. 9, Msrket-square.
who Is authorised to issue Policies.
| jan. l4--6w
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PARLEY's MAGAZINE, parts II & IL,
PENNY MAGAZINE, part A, Aug 1885,
SATURDAY do. part ss, July, 1885.
Reed Cor subscribers aud for sale at
Jnn l41 w. CALLAHAN'S.
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TO LET,
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A new dwelling house. with lot
{jS3} Of land, on Spring g-street directly
lll east Of Trinity Church, occupied
by Stephen Stanton.
Also,
One new, superior toned German Piano,
sod a Four Wheeled Carriage.
For terms, enquire Of
WM. 8. VOsE.
Newport, Oct. 8, 1885 IN.
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For the want Of purchasers there has been
returned Prizes of $500, $400, $500, $500,
800, &c. &c.
For convenience, accommodation, and Cap
ital Prizes, please drop in at "Fortunes
Home" where Good Luck invariably attends
all those that favor US with their patronage.
Dairympie g. Co.
Feb. 25. 1874 Thames-st.
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ROASTING OR NO BOAsTING.

Truth must and will prevail: disguised or
undisguised, the following are undeniable
facts, for which we can vouch the truth, the
whole truth, and nothing but the truth,
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g. Adjourned Raii-ROad
- Meeting i'm Charlotte.

AT the Public Meeting of the Citizens Of
Mecklenburg County, held in Charlotte du.
ring the session of our last Superior Court,
con the subject of the contemplated Rail.
Road between the Cities OF Charleston and
Cincinnati" it was
ResOired, That another public meeting of the
People of Mechlenburg County be held in the
"Courthouse in Charlotte, on Tuesday ofour April
Court for the purpose of further consideration
" on this subject !" land also for the appointment
"ot Delegates to attend the meeting to be held in
Morganton on the 18th of June next. 10 receive
the Report Of the gentleman appointed BY the
County of Lincoln to make Typographical Sur
"vey OF the most eligible route for said Road, and
likewise for the appointment Of Delegate from
this County to the Railroad Convention to ba
"held in Knoxville on the 4th of July next"
10 pursuance Of this resolution, the Cit.
lzens Of Mecklenburg County are respect
fully requested to meet at the Courthouse
in Charlotte, on Tuesday of April Court.
(the Goth day of the month, at o'clock in
the afternoon, for the purposes specified
therein. This is an important subject to
this part of North Carolina, and it is earn
estly hoped that the People of Mecklenburg
will act upon 1t as men who have deep in
terest at stake. RAILROAD.
Charlotte, ApriI IS, 1896.
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The Great Race in Augusta.

ConsttutiOnatist Office, AUGUSTA, Apnll2
| This day came off the celebrated match
race between Col. Hampton's horse ArgyIe,
and Col. Crowel's horse John Bascombc.
Previous to the starting of the horses, Ar
gyie was the general iavorite, and the
hackers OF JOHN BaScombe we're 10th in tax.
ing up offers, and in order TO obtain bets.
the hackers of Argyle had to give the odds
OF three to two and two to one; the latter
offers were freely accepted by the ba ckers
OF John Bascombe. At the roll ofthe drum
both horses were brought up to the string,
and at the tap they started, John Basconbe
the inside track, and Argyle leading about
length. The first mile was well contest
ed, and both horses came in neck and neck
time I'm. BIS. The second mile was also
handsomely contested for about half way
round, when Joha BaScombe changed place
with Argyle and took the lead which he
kept until he arrived at the starting post,
coming in about twenty feet ahead-tme
I'm. 53s. On the third mile, John Bds.
combe maintained with ease his position,
notwithstanding the whip and spur which
was freely given to Argyle on the first quar-
ter, and came in ahead about thirty yards,
under strong pull-time I'm. 5ss. was
now evlden! that the first heat was to be
taken by John BdScombe, and a number
thought that Argyle was holding up but
on the fourth and last round of the heat, it
was evident he was trying to save his dis.
lance, and that the rider of John Bascombe
was using his utmost eyertion to enable him
to do so. 1t would not do, however-Joha
BdScombc had his mette up-he needed
not the reins, and kept his onward course,
dlstancng Argyle in the first hea!-time
I'm. 5es.-total time of the heat I'm. Ais.
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on the present occasion they intend 10 protract
'heir session, with the view of preventing the
Wings from occupying the Courthouse We could
mention several reasons why this information is
hkely to be correct-one of which is sufficient
however, and that is, the known lndisposition OF
The leaders of the Caucus clan TO allow their bin.
ded and deludcd followers to come within the in
duence of2otical light and truth. They know that
they can only keep their present influence over the
actions of those followers, by retaining their minds
IN the worse than Egyptian darkness of ignorance
and prejudice. Let ihcm dc with their rictims,
however as they think best for their cause and their
hopes of the spoils hereafter But let them not
fiatier themselves that they car prevent the Wings
from fulfilling the important political duty which
they are invited to meet and perform on Tuesday
of Court Let them tax their memory to its Ut
most fol- any case in which the ofice.hoders have
been able ultimately TO prevail against the People
when they have arisen in their might and then
let them reflect, and tremble, as they will, at the
reflection, that their Thought triumph in retain.
ing the Courthouse from the Wings will only serve
10 make harder TO be borne their certain defeat at
the Poits in August Editor
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troR TIM CHARLOTTE JOURNAL !

Mr.. NadrG saw published in.vour pa.
per, the other day, a notice requesting a
meeting OF the Republican Wings of this
county, IN the Courthouse on TUESDAY OF
Gcx, Court, for the purpose OF nominating
Cand dates 10 represent us IN the next Gen
eral Assembly, who will sustain the prlnci.
plies OF - aud '9s, uuaIlured by SpoiiS, and
untrammcl.cd by caucus dIctatIon or mer-
cenary and interested motives. The eau.
cusltes understand, (or have not seen
the adverttsemcnt,) have appointed meet
Ing IN the courthouse at > o'clock on the
sane day. The meeting for the People IS
to take place at o'clock. For the purpose
Of preventing The People meeting together
TO consult and advise concerning the present
state Of the country, | am told that an IN
dlvidual among the Caucusltes intends 10
make Il speech some >, ), or hours long,
thereby consuming the whole evening"
Perhaps, as the People ,riH thus be compel.
led 10 gre ray TO those in potrer, 1t might
be well to look out some other place for
their meeting, where they may at least be
permitted to interchange their ideas with.
on, calling down on themselves the maedlc.
tons of the coildrCd arIstocracv of the land.
Look 10 ii. ANl1.GAG.
1t is due TO the Coucusitcs to say that the call
Cor their meeting, TO take place ON Tuesday Of
Court, a, t,ro o'clock, was advertised before the
Wing meeting which is to be held at the same
place on the same day We presume the Caucus
ties, in fixing upon Tuesday, were actuated by The
same reasons which induced the Wings TO select
that day for holding their meeting. 1t is custom
among the People of this County to come to town,
in large numbers, on Tuesday of Court, while We
ry few comparatively can be induced to leave their
farms on any other day, for the purpose OF attend
ing meetings of any sort. For this reason, aud
us the subjects which will engage the attention OF
the Wing meeting are of vital interest 10 the Peo
pie generally, those who signed the call thought it
best to hold it on Tuesday, when all who might be
in town could attend or remain absent, at their op.
ton. In fixing the hour for the meeting at 3 o.
clock, it was thought that the Caucusites would
certainly get through their deliberations by that
time as cases have occurred, in the history of that
party, where even Presidents have been made in
less time than one hour. Itappears, however, from
the information Of our correspondent above, that
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POSTSCRIPT.

. LATER PROM THE VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
BY Thursday Morning Mail, we receiy.
ed full returns from thirty Counties in Vir-
ginla, giving aggregates of 20 members to
the Wings, and II TO the Tories.
These returns exhibit nett gain of one
Delegate equal to two votes) to the Wings,
and a much larger numerical gain among
the People. lurra for the Old Dominion
She is yet destined TO be disenthralIed
and regenerated from the iniquity of Man.
Worship and Torylsm
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Sale Of Land on Credif.

dhN Monday the 9th day of June next, l
~ will sell at the Courthouse in Charlotte,
to the highest bidder, on a credit of II
months, plantation supposed to contain
l60 acres, joining the lands of Nathan Orr,
and Thomas Hunter, formerly owned by
James Robinson, now deceased, the same
being sold by virtue of a decree from the
Court of Equity for the benefit of partition
among his heirs.
Also, at the same time and place, and BY
virtue of the same authority, | will sell one
other tract, lying on the waters of the II
mile Creek, joining the lands of VIM. At.
klnson, Burwell Clark, James E. Davis,
and others, containing by estimation 425
acres, formerly owned by Edward Slit, now
deceased, and sold for the benefit of partition
among his heirs. Satisfactory security will
be required. D. r. DUNLAP, c. mr..
april 2Oth, 1886 sOids
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MARRIED

Mr.. Leavenworth, Mr.. JACKSON PERRY, of Ra-
leigh to Miss JANE WILLIAMS of this town.
In this County, on the 18th instant, by the Rev.
Mr. Thomas, Mr.. GEORGE W. WILLIAMSON
to Miss ANGELINA P. RUDE.
In this County, Oh the 9th ultimo, by the Rev.
R. II. Morrison, Mr.. JOSEPH McCOMBS TO Miss
MARTHA PARKS, daughter of Robt. Parks, sen.
Also, on the 3lst ultime, by the Rev. K, Ii. Nor.
rison, Mr.. JAMES FLOW to Miss MARY f.
McNEEI.Y, daughter of Mr.. John McNeely,
On the 29th ut. BY John Scott Esq, Mr.. WIN.
HOIBROOkS, of Cabarrus County, to Miss
FL lZABETH SETTER of Rowan
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C~TTo CorrePondeHts.-The " impromp.
To lines ' over he signature o! The Orphan" We
mus, decline inserting. We cannot bring oursl.
TO belief OF the sentiments expressed by the au-
Thor, and, If we could, being Bachelor, our gal.
auiry would prevent us from giving them publ.
csty,--a' least duuFg LEAP Year,
"SIccl Creek shalt 20 in, so soon as leisure
will permit us 10 give II llltlc pruning before il
is sCut TO the press
"a Cotton Grower" is under consideration.
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this notice call upon the friends Of a." Gear.
al Jdckson's administration" to come for.
ward and sustain the old Chief Because
the object is TO gull and deceive the people !
Why were not the friends of Van Buren,
requested 10 meet 7 Because he has no
popularity except that which he receives
from Gen. Jackson and this is acknow.
lodged by almost all who now support him.
What has Andrew JdckSon's name to do in
the present contest! Nothing more than
the name of Bonaparte But his popu.
larty the party stand in need of, and with.
out 1t they 90 TO the wall and they are
well aware Of the fact.
This is not honest. Every man who is
a candidate for Office, should stand or fall
upon his own merits. Shutting has been
Practlced long enough, and the people have
right to know the opinions of every man
seeking their favour. Candidates should
be stripped of Hereditary popularity" and
stand upon their own merits. No man
should be elevated to office without having
his principles closely scrutlnlZed. Free.
men, don't be deceived by men who are as.
Piring to office Reflect seriously before
you decide upon the question in which your
interest ard that Of your posteri,y is deeply
involved.
The last paragraph Of the notice above
alluded to urges upon the Jackson party
TO turn out" Alas alas deception in the
superlative degree The Tory Party can.
not write sentence, speak word, think
thought, or hold meeting, without bring.
ing in Gen. JacksoD's name Shame =
viii the people follow such ignis.latui
Fellow. Citizens Just look at affairs as they
stand can you, will you, forsake the prln.
cples of Washington, Jefferson, and Mad.
SOD, for such humbuggery as is now called
Republlcanism trust not 'SS.
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" Wing Elector.-At a meeting of the
! bgalcs appointed by the Wings Of Guillord,
""huo'ph, and Chatham, for the purpose of nomi-
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or The Contested Eicetion.-We under.

CT The Contested Ection.-We under.
stand that the Governor deems it ine1pcdient 10
order special election, 10 oil the vacancy IN the
House OF Representatives from the 18th Congres.
si9na Dls;ril, OF this State, caused by the yaca-
uoR Of the scat Of Mr. Graham by the House
The period ior the adjournment Of Congress be.
ing now near al hand, and the counties composing
Tic l2.h Ds'fil: bang the most remote IN the
State, It was believed the requisite notices could
not be given throughout the district the elections
held, and the polls compared N time 10 enable the
member elect TO reach Washington previously TO
the close OF The session. ) that had The Governor
determined otherwise than he has, the expense o,
a special election would have been uselessly IN
CURED, And moreover, by dcicrrlng the election
until August, che ordinary period Of holding the
general elections 81 the state larger vote WI. be
secured, and fuller expression OF the sentiment
Of the disiric, obtained than BY spectai election
IT Il BE- held at aug season OF the year, or under
whatever circumstances even ot the most exciting
alturc.-RglUgh Standard.
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GrPoS Office A fdns-Tbe following
report Of Post Office affairs We copy from the
Globe OF the LIST instant:
Post Offices ESidb!isLed.-Cartege Creek, Rich.
mond Co, C.; Stanhope, Nash Co, y. C.; Mill
Brook, Franklin Co., {.
Change Of Name Of Post 0Giee.-Cloyer Garden
Orange Co, y. c., TO White Crossn
appointment Of PoStmdsters--JohnS tilwel,
OakyiiIe, Mecklcnburg Co.. u. g.; John {. Iicl.
field, Currltuck c. h., Curritrck Co., ~ c. Nathan
Kendall, FAIR Grove, Davidson Co., " C.; James s.
Purity, Holly Spring, Wake Co, n. C.: Daniel b.
Nicholson, Cartlege Creek, Richmond Co, n. G. !:
" llIIam Leigh, Stanhopc, Nash Co., y. C.; Jo-
s,ph CorPcning, Copenhagen, Burke Co, n. C.. :;
James VI. Larkins, Slrccta, Duplin Co, n. C.;
Reuben Poe, White Cross, Orange Co, " Carolina
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G~TRdndoiph Couaty,-Eytract from a
letter 10 the Editors of the Star, from one Of the
most respectable and Influential men IN Randolph !:
"o.d Randolph is straight. There viii not be
q Van Candidate IN The County. There are a few
Van Buren, men, but they will no, vote Tor Spaight
Wcran give Gen Dudley majority 81 l20Osotesn
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mating suitable person TO be placed on the Elcc.
toral Ticket for White and Tyler in that Congress
sional DistrIct-held in the town Of Ashborougb
on The 3lst day of March, lS3G-J0HN NJ. MORE.
HEAD, Esq, Of Guiliord County, was unanimous.
~ chosen, and has accepted the nomination.
" Superior Court-The Spring Term of the
Superior Court for Rowan County is now in SEES
sion IN tins place, his Honor Judge Donnell pre-
siding. No case Of criminal nature has as vet
come before the Court, and but one of much inte
rest on the civil docket That was a case removed
from Mccklenburg 10 this county, Adam Springs
as. Thomas GTier The suit was about small
strip OF land, and has been pending IL years =
HE evidence was very voIuminous and occupied
The Court upwards OF two days. The Jury re-
tired at 10 o'clock on Thursday evening, and had
not returned verdict at the time OF our paper 90
ing to press-Fflday evening" oclock-SGls.
bury Gardiner lGM inst
We learn from one of the parties in the above
case, that the Jury continued out, without coming
TO an agreement, until twelve o'clock on Saturday
night, when they were discharged under the Act
OF Assembly IN such cases made and provided
and the case continued. We also understand that
when the Jury were discharged they stood eleven
for Grier, to one against.-Ed Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24
ITEMS by the last mails.

From PENNSYLVANIA, In. news, tho ,gh
not cheering, is calculated /, excite hope. We
shall law before our rra ier<, onr next, the facts
upon which, th. assertion is hlsrd
From OHIO the II rvs con'ilnr tn he cheering
Returns from As counties, in de Il. Enquirer,
reduces |ancc's ma orlly 10 about 2,7OU-W n,g
g,la, N II, san coIlics, Of upwards OF $500
votes since the last .r ciinn. We have heard from
Other Congressional districts. d.. Dun,an (N. B }
snprrsedcs Mr.. Slor.r (NhiL.) III III" Cincinnati
dis rict, by small M joriry.-Mr. L ON Whig)
snprrsedcs Mr.. Thompson ". b in the Column
lu, district and Col. Wm. X Bond (Whig) is
reelected in The Soio,o district 3 district, Pat
rick C. Goode, (Whp); Ill, Th"ma> Curwin,
lWhis) ;0h Jol'n Cla C ~. 81; lDIh, Sampson
Mason, ONhig); 18Th, john ". Alien, (Nhia) !;
lSh, Matthias >hrpcr. (N. B)-il i, also report!
ed that Taylor Webster aud khsorr, " b. are
Reelected
SOUTH CAROLlNA.-Nr. Lrearc is elect
edlo Congress, bv "A majority oi 81, over Mr..
Pinckney, in the Charleston district. The con-
test was test of the opinion, of that district as 10
shr proprictv OF the course pursued hv Mr. L. "n
ihe Abolition question last winirr.-B. t Einlor'
as elected from the Counhi, district, now repre-
sent by Mr.. Ilammoni Who declined.
observation-disclosures from II counties have
been received. The following are the highest
votes on both tickets Wig lck"r, 26,32i Van
Buren, 25,459. Nineteen counties TO be hoard
from.
II is stated by ihe \. Y. Journal Of Commerce
as probable that NJ. Paeeot Will return TO TIM
country as Charge d,s Aii.,ircs from France, I'M
III the arriv, of the French Minister, who is nnw
at Rio.
Ii is announced, in u Phn,drph, paper lIm,
me Mexican Minister, NJ. Goro,iz', had arrived
~ That city from Washington, GA hi, return home
"'' negotiations with our government having ter
minated unsatisfactory. Does this porlcnd wa
with Mrxico' '.#
nen Samuel Smith has been elected Mayor al
S ""''ore, by minority oi6 oyer Col. Jac'i
''' The contest not political one.