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Our last paper is dated wrong on tie out.
slde-it should be 81 instead of SO.
Mr.. Outlaw, who has acted for about a
year as associate Editor Of the Star, has re.
tired from that situation, TO enter upon the
duties OF the appointment recently conferred
upon him by the Legislature.
The Merchants Bank of Newbern has
declared Dividend Of Profits of Al per
cent, for the last six months.
On Sd inst. Richmond NJ. Pearson, Esq.
Of Rowan, was elected Judge of the Supe-
rIor Courts, over Thomas P. Deyereux,
Esq. of Raleigh.
Councillors of Stdte.--The following
gentlemen have been elected councillors of
state for the ensuing two wears: James Watt,
George Williamson, Alien Rogers, sen.
Archibald S. Davis, Francis j.. Dancy,
Chas. T.. Johnson, and Allen Goodwin; the
five first of whom are Van Bureutes, and
the two last Wings.
Supreme COw,.-The following geatle.
biNH udNc fSSCl'tu islCtHSfS 10 pfdCtlfe
Law, VIZ; Ia the county Courts, Joseph
Blount Cheshire, OF Edenton; William ID.
McCulloh, OF Lincoln and James w. Hen.
derson, Of Tennessee. la the Superior
Courts, Robert B. Watt, OF Rocking ham.
X. M Young has been elected Senator
Of the United States from the State of Hi.
nols, for SIX years from the Sd day Of March
next, when tie term Of Senator Ewing, Of
that State will expire.
John S. Spence, of Worcester county,
mas been elected Senator of the United
States, from the State OF MARYLAND, 10 fill
the vacancy occasIoned by the decease OF
Robert ii. Go!dsborough.
The house of Representative Of Alabama
ordered an illumination OF the Capitol OF that
State, 10 honor Of Mr.. Van Buren's election.
The circumstance gives one poor idea Of
the dignity aud Independence ot the mem.
bers.
Judah Dana has been appointed by the
Executive Of Name IN the recess Of the
Legislature Of that Stalcl to be Senator of
the tnled States, to I'LL the vacancy coca.
stoned By the resignation OF Mr.. Shepley.
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Election of Governor. &c.

We have been compelled to delay pub.
fishing the official returns OF the vote for
Governor until now, owing to their mol be.
ing received earlier from Raleigh. We give
them below, with The official vote for Pres.
ldent, as a table Of reference. Ii is clear
TO us, # the vote for Governor was test Of
the strength of parties IN this State, which
we believe, the State has been lost entirely
by the remIssness OF the Wings, and not by
the increased popularity Of MIR. Van Buren,,
as some seem TO imagine. We are confirm.
ed M this opinion from the fact that Mr.
Van Buren, did not gain what the Wings los,
the presumption Is, then, the State is still
Ante Van Buren,, the success Of the Van Bu.
rem Electors to the contrary notwithstanding.
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@DaVidsON College.

TENHE Second Annual lnstalnlent on the
n Subscription 10 this Institution is pow
due. II is hoped that the subscribers will
NEE. it promptly. The collectors appoint
ed in the several congregations last year
are requested to act in the same capacity
this year. The present will of necessity,
be the year Of greatest expense, as the In
sltution will 90 INTO operation on the first
of March NEXT. Are there not some who
feel an interest IN the enterprise, who have,
as vet, given it no pecuniary assistance D.
and will they no, now, 10 this the time of
its creates, need, lend helping hand
Who will give US books for the Library !
II was suggested 10 one congregation, that
each one having the ability should present
to the Library one or more volumes, as
New Years Gift. This suggestion has
brought in several valuable books. II is
proposed that the friends of the Institution
IN all the other congregations act on tho
HINT. Let each one give at least one yo-
lume. The Books may be put into the
hands of the pastors OF the respective con-
gregations. Books on any subject will be
thankfully received. Will the pastors bring
this subjec, before their congregations
p. SPARROW, Agent Of
January :, 1887 Davidson College
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HIAERIrn

In this county on the Sd inst, at the residence
of DR.. f. w Maxwell, by Guy Maxwell ESQ, Mr..
DAVID c. ebony TO Miss SARAH ANN,
dsnghlerof Jacob Julin decd.
We have TO acknowledge very liberal slice OF
the Brides Cake, for which the happy pair will
please 10 receive our thanks. We wish them
all the happiness this world affords.
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% Lost,
Last Notice.

A LII those who have taken Beef from
: n tie subscriber, for the last three wears,
are requested TO meet the subscriber IN
Charlotte, at Mr.. Oates office, near Nc.
Parks, on each Saturday of this month, be.
tween the hours Of IL and o'clock. for the
purpose Of making settlement, either by
Cash or Note. Those failing to comply
with this request may expect to settle with
cost after the lst day of February, 1887.
ISAAC CAMPBELL.
\. B. The undersigned has on hand
few good stall feed Beeves; also 1000 lbs.
of good Pork, and 200 lbs. tallow which
be will sell for Cash, or to punciual dealers
on q short credit. |. C.
Jan. I, 1897. 2S-3w
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Gov. Dudley has appointed Mr.. Christie
pher Columbus Batte, ms Private Secretary

Gov. Dudley has appointed Mr.. Christie.
pher Columbus Battle, ms Private Secretary.
General Post Ofce.-Bo,h Houses OF
Congress are investigating the causes OF the
late Ere. The opinion. we understand Is
becoming more general, that II was the work
OF some heartless lncendldrl aud is fortified
by the circumstances OF the place where, aud
the hour at which the FIRE originated. 1t
IS at least suspicious, that the two public
departments supposed 10 conceal deep fraud,
should be destroyed by fire within a shor
time Of each other-,hose two and 10, the
others. 1t may still have been an accident,
and we hope IL was.
A Neu Years Present. DIR. Austin from
the Conrad Hill, presented Us on New Years
with several fine specimens OF Gold Ore from
that Niue. These, with the description he
gives Of the developemeut, has given US a
confirmation of what heretofore has been
sad by tins PAPER Of the Davidson Niue, 4;
TO vii, tina, they are decidedly the best IN
North Carollna. The specimens can be
seen al our office. Car. HGtehman.
Distressing accident. w as dlowned, in
Lane creek, on the ev ing OF the 9Th INST,
near his residence "a insOn county, \. e..
Edward Winfield rsq., 10 the 10Th year
Of hts age. lie deceased lett home 10 the
morning TO visit nei- hbor few mlrs dis.
tani: on his return, 1t is believed his horse
threw hun, while crossing the creek. HIS
body was found uext morning. He has left
a vile aud a large circle OF relatives and
friends 10 mourn his loss. In his relation Of
husband, father, friend, and master. he has
Ie.l bu. few equals.-Fdyetteril!c Observer.
The great Rail Rodd.-The Rutherford
Spectator SAYS, 1t has been ascertalned by
actual survey, that nr. Calhoun's route for
thus road l. utterly lmpractcanle and tina;
the Green River Gap can be passed with To-
comotiye power. S ould the latter be adopt
ed, the road viii pass through nearly thirty
mules OF Rutherford County, IN tins State,
aud within IGOR - miles OF the village OF
/ Rulheriordton. The mountain will be pass.
ed with an ascent of no, more than go feet
in any one mile. and without single incln.
ed plane or stationary Englne. This is an
unlocked for resut.-ib.
The Cotton Ndrkei.-A letter from a
Commercial house in Liverpool, 10 another
/ 10 this town, dated 9Th Nov. SAYS that the
Cotton Market has declined IL. per III. and
was dull, especially the lower qualities; that
the stale of the money markets accounts IN
great measure for this, and caGses much
depression in trade at Manchester. There
bad also been partial turnout for higher
wages, among the spinners. The sales Of
the week ending Nov. 4ih, were only ~.
2l5 bales, of which 1896 were Uplands at
| 81 tolls. The receipts from the LIST Jan.
to 9th Nov. amounted 10 90s 900 bales a.
gainst sol 900 10 same period last year.
rhe stock in Liverpool was 240, 000against
230, 900 at same period last year.
4
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The Practice, Which j. becomln. 50 pre-.
saleul, ii persons going armed wt'h dltks,
knife. &c. "a civilized community cannot
ls too strongly reprobalcd by al good Gu.
zeus. The Montgomery A. journal gives
au account Of fencouutre 10 that place,
between t3o men, Robert NJ. Darnall aud
Thomas Leonard, 10 which the former re.
ceSed several gbasIly s,abbs With a large
" Bowie knife, and expired IN half an hour,
Both ~rre under the influence OF ardent sp,.
r,is, aud there Was probably no real cause
OF quarrel between them. Such scenes are
too frequent, We are sorry 10 say N ddier.
ent parts u the country.
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Sir CesWS RelcnFd and no
thanks.

DANAWA from the subscriber, on
~ the 9Th instant, an indented apprentice
to the carpenter trade, BY the name OF Isaac
Icehower, about Is years of age. Allper.
sons are forewarned harboring or trading
with said apprentice as the law will be en-.
forced against any one who NAV do so.
MARTIN ICEH0WkR.
Jan. II, 1887. 3w.
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Twill sell at The Plantation o said Morri-
son, two miles Southwest Of Charlotte, on
Saturday, the 2lst instant, the stock Of Cat
tie and Hogs now on hand, Farming utcn-
sells a quantity of RoUghness of different
kinds, good Road Wagon, and first rate
yoke of Oxen and Cart.
II WI SON
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NOTICE.

THNIE undersigned, having qualified as
IL Executor of the last Will and Tesla.
ment of w. Morrison, deceased; This is
to notify all Persons indebted to said Tesla
tors Estste 10 come forward and settle, and
those having claims to present them within
the time prescribed by Law, or this notice
viii be plead in bar of their recovery.
JOS. II. WILSON. Err.
Jan. G. 1897.
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the State has ever had, declined reelection, hay
ing tested by experience the inadequaey of the
salary 10 the support OF his family. Cornelius w.
Do~d, of Moore county, was the competitor of
Nj Courts, and was the only opponent in nom-
nation, though as will be seen, there were num-
Der OF scattering votes. We subjoin the vote in
each House:
VOTE OF THE SENATE.
For Cogns-Messrs Baker, Barnett, Bryan of
Craven, Carson, Cowper of G. ties and Chowan,
Davidson, DobsOn, Gudser, VI rehead Moore,
Reid, Reinhard, Sanders. Sprui.-ll.
For DOiod.-Messrs A bright, Dockery, Jones,
Kelly, Meltbor, Move, Nee rmick, Redlng.-s.
For ). f. Patt.fsOH-M ssrs. Speaker BRYAN
Of Carteret aud Jones, Burney, Joyncr Moseley,
Myers, Taylor, Williams.
For J. H. Wheeier-Mcssrs. Arlington, Bunt-
ing, Cooper Of Martin, Edwards, Exum, Fox, Hall,
Hawkins. Houlder. Hussey, Kerr, Lindsay, Mar.
stelier, Msbane, Montgomery, Polk, sklnlcr,
NLilaker.-l5.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
For Courts.-Mesrs. Adams, Ayertt, Boon,
Braswell, Byrd, Campbell, Caldwell, Galloway,
CaHsler. Chambers, Coor, Covington, Crawford,
Cri;z. Daniel, Davenport, Davis, Dunn, Faisou,
Fleming, Gales, George, Gillespie, Gillian, Ora.
Z
Hartley, Hawkins, Henry, Hill, Holland, Holdings
worth, Hooher, Howard, iloHerton, Hutchinson,
lrion, JaTman, Jefferson, Judkins, J A. King, \.
]. King, l. W. Lane, W. a. Lea, Mlciin, dar-
shall, {. II. Matthews, w. :. Il. Miller, Moore,
Moye, nehemiah, Neal, Nye, Patton, Petty,
Rand Roberts, Satlerthwaite, Simpson, Smailaood
smith, Spiers, Stockafd Tomlinson, futon, Wal.
ker, K Whitley, and the Speakor.-6g.
For Dopd.-Messrs. Brummell, Cox, Grady,
Guthrie, W. Harris, f. Jordan, W B. Lane Lou
dermllk, Maultsby, NcAlis,ef, Mcneil, McRae,
Pink-ton, Thomas
For y. r. PdfteTs0h.-N cssrs. Bcdird CLAYTON,
Clemeni, Erwin, Gary, Horton, !. Matthews, f.
I. Miller, }. II Perkins Swiit.-l0.
For J, H. Wbeeitr-M essrs. Cotton Granber-
", Hoke, Hoskins, henau, Kenyon, 5. F. Lee, A.
Perkins. Pri,oh4rd, Rayner, Roebuck, Sloan, Spell
Ter, S,angs, Walker Ward, K. Whitley, Wal
lismson.-le.-ib.
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Fatal Careiessness.-A man IN y. Y ork
by the name OF Keln,ck, PruSslan, was IN
noccntly, the cause OF the death OF two Of
his children. While on their passage from
Europe, the father vas advised by German
ply siclau, also passenger, TO give their
children rhubarb for some slight al'ment
with which they were troubled he proCur.
cd sone FROM an apolhecarys shop in the
lower par OF the city. On reaching home
be administered portion TO them and sad
TO relate, the consequence was death 10 one
IN 3 hours, aud TO the other ia the course
OF the day. Ii was exam,nei by chemist
and found to be largely mixed with opium.
Al attempt vas beng made 10 discover the
shop, but beng a stranger may prevent the
person from beng discovered aud punished.
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'H'HE Subscriber respectfully informs all
n those indebted to him by Note or
Book Account, that it is ndIspensaby me-
cessary tina; he should collect the same be.
tween now and the February Superior
Court.
All kinds of Watch work done for cash
only hereafter.
T. TROTTER.
Charlotte, Jan. II, 1887. 2S.tf
n. b. A good assortmen; Of goods for
sale.
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Sfi'aycft

and ) years old-lt is of a dun color, wiia a
white spot about the SIZE OF dollar on the
left side of the neck about where the fore
part of the collar would work, ANY person
taking up said mule and informing the SUBJ
scriber shall receive So for his trouble.
EVERETT STEWARD.
jan IL, 1887. est
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TIE last stage Of Human Mseryy--Tho Nashua
Gaartte gives the following shocking detail OF a
lunatie case M New Hampshire -" An Insane
pauper in ihN tnwn is now confined IN dungeon
bull, in the cellar OF his keeper, from whom he
iotacrly escaped. was pursued, brought back and
placed there for safe keeping Shut up IN dark
ness, he became frantic, as well he mght, and no
one dared approach him. They fastened up eve.
~ outlet OF escape and here for two years has he
been imprisoned, without fire, without clothing,
and no human eve has once seen him. A trough
has been placed 10 receive his food and here he Is
fed daily like the swine Is not such picture too
painful oyou for imagination I"
This may really be said to be the last stage
of human mlsery--if there is any greater
we wish not to know it. The wretch who
could treat an unfortunate fellow creature in
thus way, deserves 10 be klck'd 10 death by
blind erasshoppers-and that would he a
death loo good for hun.
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Hon George Poipdertcr.-Wo stated a
port tine SINCE, on the authority nf letter
|iO'lshed IN the Richmond Wing, that this
Fo'le'nan had died from the injury he sus.
'ned from fall IN Na,chez. We are now
Pppy to state, on the authority Of the Nat,
PEI Courier Of the 9th ult., who received
e Information from his physician, that so
from being dead, his situation is improv.
= and tina, there is fair prospect OF bis
fcoyery.
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$500 1880 43.ol6 26.gll

Owing 10 informally IN the returns from
Bsfke, Chuwan aud Gates, tie votes were
not counted. These would have increased
Gov. Dudley ; majority several hundred.
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Ph,Iander r. Broad, charged with lead.
p on the Indians IN the Creek Nation !a,i
|mmer, upon the mail stages and lhc,r pas.
Fngers, was tired IN Mobile on the 22j ult.,
lund gully, and sentenced TO be hung on
Pc iifst Friday Of March next.
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The Jury, ~ the case o( Richard II.
hhe, indicted and tired IN the Circuit
|our1 ut Washington CITY, on charge Of
|lrmng The Treasury Buildings IN the year
|d5, after being on, for seventy hours came
P'o Court on the 27th uli., and stated that
by could no, agree. By consent Of coun.
Ia Juror was withdrawn, leaving the case
be tried over again.
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ELECTION OF TREASURER On Wed
nesday last, Daniel w. Courts, member Of the
House of Commons from Slrry county, was elected
Treasurer of tho State Gen. Patterson, one of
the most valuable and faithful public Officers which
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Notice to those concerned:

]. II. WILSON.
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PROPOSALS for publishinga Second Edition of the
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PROPOSALS for publishing Second Edition of the
MILITARY LAWS THE UNITED STATES, by
George Tempeman The first edition compiled by
Major Truetnan Cross, of the United States Army, and
published under the sanction Of the War Department in
1925 contains the important of the resolutions
Of the old Congress, relating to the Army, from IT'S
l7s9the Constitution OF the United States and all the
acts and resolutions OF Congress relating TO the Army and
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The second edition, proposed TO be published, will
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In country like ours where the authority of the law is
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THE M.prsoSrlN is published TIi.weekly during the
s,tinrs Of Congress, and Semi-weeky during me re-
cess. Tt-weekly on Tuesdays Thursdays, and >a'u''
days. r,ncr
Advertisements intended Tor the tuesday P'piha,
sbonld no sent in early on Monday-those for ti'e
Thursday paper, carly Wednesday, and for the "a
turday paper, early on Friday,
Office, Z street, near Tenth
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD--On and
w after Monday next the IL instant the cars will leave
the depot in this city for Baltimore o'clock A. M in
stead Of 8 "a A. NJ, as heretofore
The object OF this alteration render certain the ar
rival OF the train at Baltimore early enough TO afford
ample time FOR passengers going North take the steam
boat which departs daily for Philadelphia at half past
IL o'clock.
The afternoon train win, as heretofore leave the depot
at a quarter after O'clock p M.
S9-d6t&wtf.
(Globe Native American, Alexandria Gazette, and Po
tomac Advocate.)
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WINES, &C.

r. B. MORGAN & co. are now receiving in addition
u 10 their former stock Of old vines amounting 10 u.s.,
600 bottles and perhaps the oldest and best collection 10
he found in the United States, Otard Dupuy q Co.'S.
Pale Brandy, Of very high favor and very old; dark
and brand or Champagnes, Scotch Ale London Porter,
and Double Brown Stout f
Oul Madeira Wines, we impou direct, and VIII guar
any them be equal in quality and arcr 10 amy import
ed in the United States.
We have an. Oldham Pale Sherry on hand, pronounced
by Judges 10 Be dehcaie and pure aasor OF the
grape as they have seen in this country.
All orders from Members Of Congress and strangers,
as well as our citizens. will be punctuay attended to-
At the old stand Of Gowen Jacobs, corner OF nh st
JB MORGAN & co.