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NEW GOODS.


GIGS. which he offers TO the public al re-
duced prices. The leading ones are;
Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Leplne. and
Plain English and Swiss WATCHES
Gold Guard CHAINS, also, Fob do
Ladies Fine Gold NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacle Frames,
with glasses, (rhite, green, oiae' ana
azure, J to suit all ages and sights. :.
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen and Ladies
in ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, HE HAS JUST
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FROM THE NORTH, VIZ:
gr,t,ania. ware in full sets, Fine Plated Can.
dIest,cks, Shutters and Trays, Plated Cas-
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket Knives, ka'
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes, halr
do. Table and Tooth do, variety OF FIX
FUMERY of the best quality, Walking
Sticks and Riding Switches, Fine Pistols
English aud Ffench,) Snuff Boxes, fer'
cusslon Caps, Pocket Books, Emerson's Inc
Razor Straps, Boxes aud Brushes, &c
The above articles, added 10 his former
stock of W atches aud Jewelry, will embrace
variety, which will be sold low tor Cash
or ON short credit to punctua dealers.
THOMAS TROTrER
Charlotte, Nortmber, lo35. 7O.u
n. b. Those who have long standing
Accounts will remember that most met
need money TO carry on business.
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TO-DAY AND TO MORROW.

To-day. man lives in pleasure, wealth sn6 psit,
Tomorrow, poor. of lie itself denied.
To daN lays plans of many years to come.
Tomorrow sinks into the silent tomb.
To. day. his food i, Creased in dainty forms,
T"-motrow, is himself feast Tor worms.
To-day. he's clad in gaudy, rich array,
Tomorrow. shrouded .or u bed of clay.
To-day, enjoys his halls, bull, to his mind,
Tomorrow, in a ettin is cor fined.
To-day he doais on honor's loily wave.
To morrow. leaves bis title for grave.
To day. his boun,sous visage we extol.
Tomorrow, losihsome in the sight OF all
To-day, he has delusivs dreams OF heaven,
Tahorros, cries. too late 10 be forgiven
To-day, he lives in hopes as iig ht as air.
Tomorrow, dies in anguish and despair.
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Charlotte Bakery.

TIME subscriber has taken this mafhod
- To ,nt"rin the public in general, thai
he 10 nos ready 10 carry Oh the above bu.
sioes> IN all lis branches he " ~ furnish
Crackers Of all sorts, Butter Biscuit,
Sugar Caks, do. Jambies,
Giager Bredd, and Gne,r Nuts.
The whole oi these cakes will keep fnf
twelve months.
Tea Rusk -vetv evening III o'clock
Hot hight READ every morning al q
clock Al uf ~hlch can BIZ had as CHEAP
as any impaired.
Orders for Parties will he punctually d..
tended to when proper notice gwen.
T. {. JOULLAIS.
Charlotts, AusuH 3, 1886. est
v. B. The highest price will be given for
Butter and Eggs.
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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti-Hilious Pills,

Are ihe cheapest and mos, approved Fam.
lily Medicine ever offered 10 tic Public.
'lhey are extremely mild IN ;helr operation,
neither causing sickness d the stomach, nor
any unpleasant, sensation 10 the - stem, Is
IL loo frequently the result from medicines
given to &C, upon the bowels. They act spe.
ciheally upon the Liver, when IN o totrd
condition, carrying oil large quantity o.
bile. through the influence O! the escetu,n,
function, which, If Suffered to remain IN lie
system, woaI produce either Jauudice, Ii.
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fever aud
Ague, or some other gflaslous todlly attic.
ton. la al! cases ol torpor IL the boaels,
they act like charm. In recent cases Il
Dyspepsia, they are certain cure. Nany
persons who we're subject to violent attacks
ofsick head aehe, have beCn nuc leuehtrd,
and several perfectly cured ~ ie. weeks
by their use. They are highly recommend.
Cd as preventative and cure q BIhouscom-
plants. Persons who are subject TO that
distressing complaint, sea. sickness, by tax.
ing portion or two oil them a few days pre-.
vious TO emharklng 90 board the vessel, viii
be allnos, certain TO escape II. Females
can use them NJ oil periods, without iucur.
rlug any risk. Their virtues will remain
uompaircd for years IN any climate. No
family should be without these Pills nof'
ton Of them, taken occasionally, would 10
the means OF preventing much suffering from
Sickness. Ii Is from negl eet OF keeping up
regular pcrlstaItlc action Of the stomach
and bowels, thus suffering TO be absorbed
and mingled with tho blood, unassiml!sled
fluids, that most diseases are produced.
DIR. r. feels confident that no person VINO
gives these Pills a tar trial, vii, ever alter
iecI wiling to he without lbem. The tfs'
tlmouy Of thousands speskleE II The hugh
est terms oil Their ,iitcaey mstt lie aeueo'
but the very high tgFutat 30 IN, t. tas ae'
CURED as the inventor d lae " Potent teet.
table Medicine Stuniarhied q HeEct:ed,
for The cure d d. sfelsa and L''er ceta'
plaInls, is thought .ut!icfut guarantee 10
those aishtug 10 msh. trial Of their WI
tues. They contain not particle oil M'f'
curry, or any ingredient that does not ael IN
harmony with health aud oppose d'sense'
DR.. =. having been educated under tHe
mosg eminent American and European Med
zeal professors, and practIced his professor.
many years IN tho South, where diseases VI
the most obstinate character prevail, con-
-iders himself well qualified 10 Judge on mo
nature Of diseases incident TO warm climates.
Prepared by JosErn PRIrsTLY PETERS
NJ. d. p. b. {. p. NJ. a, his Institution Tor
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, by means O
vegetable remedies, No. l29 Liberty street,
New York, inventor and sole proprcior'
Each box contains forty Pills, Price oV
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines arc sold III
Charlotte by Smith Il Williams ~ Con
cord by p. d. Barringer, and IN Salisbury
by John Murphey, where numerous cef'ln'
Gates Of their efficacy can he seen.
JOS. PRIESTLy PETERS
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.HsSCEEL.I.yEGUS.
From the ARsFiesH Asgs=ias.
THE TWO MAIDENS.

One came with light and laughing air,
Aud checks with opening blossoms
Bright gems were iwined amid her hair.
And gliIiered on her bosom;
And pearls and costly bracelets deck
Her round white arms and lovely neck,
Like summer sky With stars SegiFt,
The je~elrd role around her,
And dazzling like the noon-tde light.
The radiant zone tina, bound asE;
Aud PRIDE aud joy we're in her eve,
And morlals bowed as she passed BY.
Another came; Ger her mild face,
A pensiye shade Was stealing,
Yet there no grief of earth Nc trace.
Bat that deep holy feeling
Which mourns the heart should eve. stray
From the pure font of bliss away:
Around her brow the snow drop fair
The glossy trcssss clnstoT;
No pearl nor ornament was there,
Save the meek spirit's lustre:
And faith snd hope besmed from her eye,
And angels bowed as she passed By.
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II Splendid Line Of HICKS
FROM
Salisbury 10 Raleigh, u. T..

TINE SUBSCRIBERS, anxious to afford
u every facility TO the Travelling Public,
now announce tina, they have completed all
their arrangements, hnd can with truth say,
I'VE present you rith a Line Of Hacks pos
sesstng adrdHagss o-er any other, u yol
rtsA 10 get on Nth case and despafeh--has.
ing obtained that great desideretua with all
Irayeliers--no detention on the read. II
10 50 arranged as to correspond, IN IFS arr.
walls at Raleigh, With the departure Of the
following stages, viz: The Great DAILY
Line TO Blakely, North Carolina, passing
through Louisburg, Warrenton, and Hall.
fax; at the latter place Line ci Stages
communicates with the Portsmouth, Rail.
Road for Norfolk by continuing on to
BIakely, you strike The Petersburg Rail.
Road and On Year arrival 81 that place you
have The choice of two Llnes--eliher BY
land to Washington City, via Richmond and
- sl ,oF'i Boa, % Norfolk or X
a2.s.k4 AT Norfolk there will be
10 detention, as there is a line Of Steam.
Boats for Baltimore in conncxion with this
line. THIS line also connects u.th one from
Raleigh TO Newborn.
Leaves the Mansion Hotel, Salisbury,
TUESDAY and SATURDAY al O'Clock,
A. M.--aller the arrival Of The Piedmont
Stage from the Sou,h-arrtes IN Raleigh
next DAYS at . O'Clock, T. M.-Leaves Ra.
leigh TUESDAY and SATURDAY al .
o'clock, A. W., arrives 10 Salisbury next
days by 1 O'Clock, T. M.--alIowlng suffi.
Gent time on The road for SLEEP.
u The Hacks ara Albany make, cntirel,
new, and cannot lie surpassed for comfort
and case The Teams are excellent, the Dri.
yers careful and attentive, and the Fare low
only SEVEN DOLLARS. All inter.
mediate distances cents per mile.
II Passengers from The South, who wish
to take our L,ne, will be careful to enter q
Salisbury only.
" All Bundles and Packages ut The risk
Of the owners.
WILLIS moRING,
JOSEPH L. MoRiNG
April II, 1885. COY
Tie Fare from Raleighto Washington City
amounts 10 $40 so, as foiiows:
From Rsl,lgh TO Blakey, Stage Fare, e.
Blakely 10 Petersburg Rail Road Fare, 3
Petersburg 10 Richmond, Stage Fare. IA
Richmond to fredericksburg, Stage Fave S
fredericksburg TO Washington City,
Steam. Boat Fare, 3
The Steam. Boat Fare from Petersburg to
Baltimore, via Norfolk, is -Four Dollars.
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NOTICE,

a Ii persons indebted TO The estste oi
~ John McCord, decd, are requested to
make pasmeai Immediately and lhose has.
ing claiR's against said estate, are notified
TO eres.,a, them deiy authenticated within
abe time prescribed BY law, or thus notice
will be- riead ia bar Of their recovery.
JOHN d. SMITH, Adfnr.
Asgaa 20, 1886. SS
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Memory Of Washinsion !,

ME Subscriber having been sppoinled II
II Ageat to receive the contributions os ne
Citizens of Mecklenburg County, towards Inc .s
ton OF the contemplated National Monumen,
tho Memory Of Washington, respectfully INTO =
the People Of the County that they will he csras
upon IN short time, either by himself or H. ~
thorized deputy, for such sums as they nv ~
think proper 10 subscribe to the object. No irs 10y
vidaal will be allowed to give NOR. than nm. I
lar on his or her owa account, but any sm,I..
sun will be reeeiyed heads Of families. horss".'
will have the privilege OF giving what thew ne,
on account Of all the members Of their bons.boi-1s'
The names of all the contributors in be es,ssT
registered In book. which book will be .sr,
Washington City TO be enclosed, with olbcrs y y
the Monument. 10 be preserved 10 future aces -
JOS. MeCoNNAUGHEY, Sisus
jane IL. 1886. q7,c
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Sfrayexa or StRc,s

- SlTNyfx1 OF StOFGV
sDF RoM the subscriber while
49, "ie, OH the s9h inst, sorrel
STALLION, about years old, LAY hands
high. long name and tail, with sho'i fore
top, blazrd face and Write hind kgs. Any
person taking up said horse, or giving me
information where can get him shall BE-
hberallv rewarded.
Sur JOHN SFENENSoS.
Proridencs Settlement, Asg 81, 1856
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T,r0 and q hHlf cenfs Rearard.
Who will go to TEXAS2

M AJOR ]. Fl. HARRY. ot LlncoIntnu
~ has been snthnlz d hv me, with ID,
caosen, &c Maj. GENL. HUNT, an agen
IN the Western Cuiuilss at North Carulltn
Co receive and rnrnlI volunteer ~mtgrants i,
TEXAS, and will conduct such as MAY
wlsh to eraigraie to hat Republic, abnu
the 81 of Octobsr neSi. al the expense oi
the Republic "f TEXAS.
]. PGNCKSEY HENDERSON,
Brig. Cen OF the Textan Army.
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BEEF! BEEF!!
Competition is the life Of Trade.


subscriber IT, kes this
&SZ&4 u meihod Of informing his
former customers in Charlotte
sa. and lis vicinity, that he has
been for slx weeks past, and u now fur.
nishing the Charlotte Market with gopd
fresh Beef, and expects 70 dr. 40 throughout
this season, as he has done heretofore 90
every Tuestay and FRIDAY morning. He
.hes-fnre failers himself, Il health permits,
tbs, he will he as punctuaI as formerly, and
therefore sollcils the continuance and pat
ronase of his former friends. DC.
.sllg II, 1886. ISAAC CAMPBELL.
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NOTICE.
Avg. 81. 1856.

4 Ill persons are fore~arned trading for
IA a note of hand payable 20 the suhscr',
Der, fur twenty two dollars, on v iudffl Prn.
neil, Of Montgomery county, as II vas frau
dulenty taken from me.
KADAR JINKISS.
August IS. 1886
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preferred laying his opponents on their
backs IN legal way. TO being lald on his
own in so luAcrous u manner Id that above
related.
The Gmllcsise.-A correspondent of the
New York Commercial Advertiser, thus
describes the instrument with which Fioschi
and his sccompices were beheaded u short
tims ago in Paris.
"Conceiye a scaffold some 10 or 90 feet
square and SIX or eight in elevation. Be-
tween The centre and on one side Of il stands
frame much like tina, of the ordinary door,
only not SO wide. The two upright posts
Of this frame are grooyed on the inside, and
in these grooves are set the are, as Il 10
called, which is rather and immense elea.
rer, not placed exactly horizontal, but max
ing an angle with the horizon. BY means
Of pulles and cords this axe is drawn up 10
the top of the trame. The convict is sta.
toned in front of il, with his face towards
tho horrible machine. A plank or board
stands up before, him which reaches near
" TO the lower par, OF the neck. To that
board he is quickly dashed BY the execution
err. In an instant the plank, moved by nla.
chinery, tits over bringing the convict down
into Il horizontal position. with his breast,
or rather his belly, resting On il, and his
head between the tao upngh, posts Of The
machine.
In another instant The axe descends upon
the back Of his neck, with a nolse which
would lead you 10 believe that il does not
weigh less than so pounds. Of course the
head is severed IN the twinkllng OF an eye
The execuIioner picks it up and throws II
INTO basket, and along with it Elnces the
body. This is tho famous gmiioiine, az
instrument Of death which certainly shows
some advance in civilization, for 1t makes
death Us easy as vlolen, one Is likely ever
10 be. THIS famous instrument, il Is said,
was invented by French physician, about
the commencement Of the first revolution.
Ii Is further said, with what truth know
not, that the inventor Of 1t lost his own life
IN the revolutionary fury, BY the instrument
OF his own invention"
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An Auful Paue.--After The clergyman
had united happy pair not long ago, an
awful silence ensued, which was broken by
an impatient youths sxclalming, " Dom, be
SO un.peakatiy happy "--N. Y. Mirror.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-09

Church ST. The house is large, uf good
materials, bulk BY a good workman, and the
most convenient in the town il has all ne.
cessary out buildings attached to it, togeih
Ct with good Gardea aad we'll. will
also SSH so much Of my household furniture
a. ! shall MT need, few pieces Of new
cabinet work of first quality, and 10 or IL
sets of new bedsteads, all Of ahich may b.
seen, and terms known by calling On The sub.
scriber at his residence.
JOS. P. PRiTCHARD
yul. 6. 1896. 30lf
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Rife GlliS.

4 FRESH supply u Gardner's Guns jus'
IA received ard for Sale by
SdITH, WILLIAMS s. BOYD,
August 25, $50.
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TNHE PATENT VEGETABLE Mrp,c,xs
sToMAcmc-E 1T IlsrAricE, formed
by chymlc analysis and syurhesls uf seye.
raj Prorinute vegetable principles, are uni.
sersally acknowledged to have totally 9.
elIpsed the pretensIons Of every other rene.
dy, and superseded the necessity Of eyery
other mode Of treatment wherever the above
diseases are found TO exist, as well as in en-.
larsemen, Of the Spleen and IN Jatndiee.
Among the symptoms Of Dyspepsia and
Liver complaints, are fa,uleney, sournc,s
or BURNING IN the stomach, melancholy, lr.
ri,abllIty, disagreeable taste 10 tie mouth
great rregularity Of appetite, which IS some.
times yoracious, aud al other tines great.
ly deficient thirst, feild breath, uausea,
weakness Oh The stomach, hcid eructaltons,
palpItnlIon, drowsiness, irIeeularily oi tho
bowels, pressure on the stomach after meals,
pain IN the head, dizziness or vertigo, con.
fusion Of mind, attended With loss Of memo.
ry, gnawins ID The stomach when empty,
chilliness, affection of sight and hearing,
pain and weakness IN the beck, Iauguor, dts.
turbed sleep, cold feet aud hands, rremor
uneasiness 10 the throat, cough, pam 10 The
side or breast, &c.
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More absence of mind.-A Eastern pa.
per states that person was found lying on
the pavement recently, who, upon examina.
ton, II was ascertained, had, after washing
himself, emptied the wash basin in his bed
and hrew himself out of the tDindo,g
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- HNHE subscriber, wishing 10
Hss.33 Il remove tn the South Vest,
Eiu afers for sale his House and Lot
an the To.n of Charlotte oft
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Revolutionary Pension Blanks for sale.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-09

preferred laying his opponents on their
backs in legal way. to being laid on his
own in so lu&crous manner I'D that above
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

Great damage has been done 10 vessels
on our coast by a recent gale; several
have been wrecked. and one foundered a.
sea. Immediately after having been aban>
doned by her crew. BY this disaster we
regret to learn lha, two Of our editorial
hrelhteu have suffered losses. The edi.
tar oi the Fayetteville Observer con,em.
plates an enlargement Of his paper, and
Tor tina, purpose had purchased materials
IN the amount Of 200 dollars; all Of which
were lost. The editor Of the Greensbo-
rough Patriot los, a loun, Of type aud
some other articles, by The use OF which
he had hoped to be enabled to compete
more successfully with rival which has
sprung up along side Of him. We hope
he will not perm. This disaster to dis
courage him. ee l
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-, her DeElsraaion d Indspsadsnss.
=. uarsin 70 RaEsn Ia suroesdsd -
- doaa : Nshasal Bsnk. sAleh
=. =, NOS fasmidahis ebslarie . Ex-
- c.Inuos. aad has sollecisd % he
i. ne reias AZ apod isam q safe
,Is.;,alisas whlrh will draw sell iogeEil.
>. al hear hlm upsHds lie he saseds
: p,S.ssus. The Repuh.ie u The Uslled
-. like that of Vrnier. viii bsesns %
'rrvr,Gy. bus a oil h. sniess - 80
..3.I.kea. . more enduring oae. i all
=, lie Veuice. berome ; splendid ruin
,fa,l,ces. lar IL has aTlefisi spriags n
..,,ss,rriaI prosperity. whIrh nniipns
:. o,raiyre. and which IL MI dspsnd
"a Ihs diseased sinasels af Eafope
=, , hralIhial srusa. Pas iifly years o.
....,s !, wIll h. . clever nlIgaErhy. and
ia lhs prople Rill ~isrly and eaeerial.
!, soa,raI "a - hersniag li'niIed no.
,,,saT. Wan Banra ne belleve has ,
"a n tao. and he will probably esiab-
~ : sound 4ai uselul dynasIy ipr hat
,r.l eon.iRent.
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LATEST FROM Europe.

By al arrIFal ~ New York, I.oBdan
dates have hsrn rerriFed 70 The Tin. and
LiysrP0al In the slh II October
The victory ai lhslrsops of the Qaeea
nf Spain over large body Of csrllsls %
NIllarFabieda. IL confirmed.
A gneaI IRE occurred 81 cnasianIinopIs
near the beginning Of September The
whole section II the city called Sultan
Bugszid. in tie centre of the Iown. vas
drrslroyed, and the loss was eslimaled al
iva and half millions of piasres. tine
hall u the lown Il l.arissa was destroyed
by irs On the I'd ii September. I.arIssa
is situated shout 300 miles w. S. w.
from Eon-IaaIlneple. and contains about
25.Ou0 inhabitants.
A serious dispute has arisen between
France and Ssilzerlznd. II appears 10
have origInsled IN the arrest and convIc-
non Of Frenehman named cheii Cons
sell. who VAS alleged Ia BE- in the EN-
ploy Of the French Government as spy.
She Constitution Of 1870 has been
proclaimed in all The principal towns Of
Portugal
SPAlN.-AdSices from Madrid are 10
the 2slh Of September The news Of
The victory gained BY Brig. Gen. Ajax
over the csrlisls under Gomez. Csprera,
FL Serrsdor. and other chiefs. is fully
confirmed. The Carlisls lost 10000
prisoners. The pursuit of the flying
Csrlisis resulted in the course Of the next
fnur nr Eve days, in the capture Of or
800 more prisoners, and the total disper.
sion Of The small parties into which The
Csrlist forces had broken up.
The government had issued decree,
consscsiing The temporal possessions Of
all priests who have sbsenled themselves
from the kingdom, without permission
obtained since December 1885
Don Carlos has solemnly drcreed the
re. establishment Of the Inquisition.
News reached Madrid ON the 27th OF
Sept, that General Rodil had gained
important successes over the Carlists.
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MARYLAND.


The Governor OF Maryland has issued
q proclamation. calling a meeting Of the
Legislature ii thai state IN s'onhay next
the 2ls, instant. "to take inio cons,dcra'
ton the presen, condition Of pubic az
fsirs." The Governor. IN the close OF
his proclamation. calls upon officers nj
the stale. CARL aud military. u be vIgilant
ID the performance III their respective
duties, "n MAINTAIN lhe public peace. re
press disorder. uphold the constitution.
and enforce the laws" AT this Important
crisis: snd N humble reliance upon ID.
vine Providence. and confidence in the
support ii the people, solemuly declares
aud prurlaims. " that the Constitution OF
the State MUST b. PRESERVED. and the
,er,meni maintained. a. hey ncac are,
until altered. changed, or abolished, in
the manner "onstiuupnally provided Tor. "
The whole or this energetic aud we'll
wrinen proclamation we shall publish IN
our next paper.
Ilappears that the revoin;ionisis have
elected delegates 10 Convention. Which
Is also to meet al Annapolis on the 2fs'
instant. The Two anIagonis, bodies will
therefore both be ia sessi"n at the same
period: what will BE- the result iime wall
show.
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FROM TEXAS.

The Congress Of Texas met on the
80 of October. A quorum of members
being present. Richard Ellis president
Of The late convention) was elected Pre-
sident pro tenn. of the Senate, and Ira In,
gram. Of \Ia,sgorda. was elected Speaker
Of the House. The necessary commit
tees we're appointed on the 4lh. On the
9th The message Of President Burnet was
delivered. and the official returns Of the
last election were rendered. They were
as follows: for President, Houston. 1855;
Austin, 5sl: Smith, IA; Green. -;
Rusk. L; and Archer 4. For Vice Presi
dent, Lamar, 2.73s; Rusk, l, l59; Zsysla.
90. aud Smith 2. The vote in favor of
maintaining the present Constitution as
il is, was 3.l99. and for giving eonsen-
tional powers to Congress to alter il.
223. The vote in favor Of annexing
Texas to the United States was 3,279.
and in favor of separate Republic. only
OIL, N. Orleans Standard.
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CASUALTY,-.9aofher ,rarning to
Drm,kads.--The body Of John Smith
was found dead IN the upper part oi this
county. On Wednesday morning, the Bid
instant supposed 10 have been ddowned
in the heavy storm Of rain in the nigh,
previous, as he was found some distance
from any water course. Mr.. Smith left
the house Of neighhor, where there had
been a sale on The evening preceding his
death. in a state OF high in,nxIca,ion. and
was found next morning not more than
three hundred yards from the house, from
which he started. The waters being We
nv high. no coroner could be had. and a
Jury Of nelghbors was called, who agreed
in opinion tina, the diseased came TO his
death as allowed s,gted.
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