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DRp-A single bottle q, this uf,Ilbe remedy fa vrnerea
disease wfn uc ~ directed has been md
~ ~ sue nnh seedy having failed II
know edged 70 " NE moot certain cure that
dcovercd socs not ters rasffcon in diet Price
s-t ne o'aincd eny At h. ur, D ,ision street Advice
gratis ~ 10y rcsun. I'm
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NH WIN = FFNAIF NOMINATING
~ PILLS From cunant Anciecta reinedy ft
irregaty and Az cases who're e'ne dc. not have hr pop
nance ~ hcy would produce abosr Sold nv IIeT, coz
walketg tao 3m'
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Nl branch ofpactce GLOVER continues tstaceve DE
ons san t and all n sp
and such bhed The
American Mu'esp Separate entrances and sass Pr
IMPORTANf INFORMAT ION. -Personsafhcte
ass. y As'ss"y ss Sats
e ee and sS f ss
sd and s DR. sEs %oT%sca
H psoPs onimse anSasd for the @evcnon relief and
these ,ompants proof Of which read the following remarkable
cure Of case oil IL yeI pEx a'aea ~ letter.
s-My leg, which before did OF look like suman limb is
twelve years Previous e taking your Relies Botanical Drops
Ans6er caseAn writes There is taking the
coSa y 10 use G own words i doing wonders for him. and
is. il we're, snatehiqs him from TIE grave"
away * Ter nohg hs could PfScS aYa G
liable medicine They are ao tie best sprns phy
Pu DUG REMED9 ron THE PrLEsone of the best
perfectly the purpose for whch intended
an any Ssf o e and
opain 10 the ons vertigo headache loss Of appetite
Pncc O. for both articles ontmentand Eectaary, or5o cents
- None are senaine unless signed KDDER wrap.
per proprietor md successor 10 DIT Conway by whom they
.peeia atesa%sa y pisss as Broadway flas Carl.
agn aaf Ham, Mass and nd
scf street, whiss Novel;, conner cahanc and Madison
ham 81 and A. b. d ID. Sands, 100 Fulton 81 o2m
D0SsIBLY THERE MAY BE SOME p Err
SONS ulicied with weakness in tine eide. breast
back limbs with coughs ashmas &C. who
no, yet sed Badenus Celebrated Strengtbenng Pasers Thse
who have will conf lasting obligations The subscriber Nv in
forming him by sherwse OF the effect produced by
them those who have not politely requested to lead
gentlee who MI that sta ton society
impossible for them be Influenced by motives bs the
mi noble and exalted, TO write thus -
Fishkill, April "a, 1884,
Mr. Badcau- grateful Ia for furnishing and
pleasant eectua relief from the de
off, of few weeks afflicted
cold and felt severely pressed lungs with pains
in the BY app ying Of celebrated plasers,
much relieved have continued un, the
difficulty eecuay removed ard consider them tbs
chcas est ard pleasant remedy
ours &c Key. J. n. NICHOLS.
sr-From knowledge If the materials Of which your plescrs
composcd and from tho beneficial effects OF them have
place them above thing Of the Kind
now Only for the complaints for which plsse
orally applied hut Tor others, rs recommended n your advertise
u SAMUEL sARCEANT, vi. ID.
New York, May I'd.
These rasefs entirely free from every ofquackey
and cheerful invite The closest investigate Of the scientific
teisent, Persons alb purchasing will be
lar Ia Baaus Cccbrt ted rthcninr Plaster" and
he directions with signature placed the back
Of the pa Sold wholesale and retail by The subscriber wins
tho sole and at the Bowey Mecine store,
$50 Bowery, New York. ~ w. BADEAu fn
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j LES Cor the cue ofC RrAIN DISEASES -Thcse Car.
sules which have with the
the advantage unknown until ofknr the
BALKAN Of Copav in all its p,y perfectly free stoni all he
ncoeni noes oits taste and mdes plea shape
ard flavor.
THIS fusng Rasam il sumo time the rsst
s,ape and that IRON which the hest results te aimed
II enables tie - follow the
on. snd by - doirg pecues aspeedy cure.
To Ice oand Mt John Mlau. Druggist Broadway
~ luc ssi Broadway aud PERI Row; Rushkpn Asnnwa
s william 40 Broadway, 10 Aster House; NeCcasy ss
4 oBdwstt and other dug a. in town mo
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- ALT RHEUM, sCROFCLA, KINGWONM,
SHINGLES and diseases of the Skin BY the


UIPSEY'o UINTMENT.
This wandering severed from ether
Boast yet Their intercourse with human arts
The sees II e woods, the dc which they haunt
Find them acquainted with tLeir treasures;
And anreeardcd herbs, and flowers, aud blosso4bs
Display undreamt OF powers when gathered Wy them.T
Hn1er Scott.
This Ointment is extensiv used nnong the
land and Ireland the which by of
them lady who bad shown them hospitality and kind
who herself afflicted with the Salt
Rheum She had tried and had the hest medical
shor father being but with little
benefit Sheused the Ointment furnished her BY her Gipy
friend and entirely y cured This lady use
and the
Of preparing this esedy the present propto vh~
cured by this etcacou Ointment since then has been eyen
sivey her and eRds above
complaints, and hundreds ready lis efficacy
This Ointment prepared only by Mrs q. SHEER WOOD,
York Whose signature will be found the
label pasted each jar Of the Ointment Al othersare counter
eu Sold ae, by j. Dpdd Of Broadway and Blocker
s,re; by Minor Gamble Of s,dway and Dy STREET
by d. Cosgsa If Pearl and Rose by j. & j.
Coddneop Greesv ich andy HULK 1913 Mar
den Lane. i20-3m
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MEDICAL AID.-Dr GLOVER i consulted comic

MEDICAL AID.-Dr GLOVER j. consulted confden-
Iva italy He devoeT his
rsona select branch Of Ike profession shere
afflicted with complicated and deporaLe
baca the skill Of the Apply with
strangers appraised that Dr. G. has regular ne
PHILADELPHIA and has
vesng qsacks ofhe day Office st. ne mr. Broadway
third doo the
a The aooJ d2s-tf
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DrLE-, atp, spoy an SUR urc 81 that natlsnme ~
\ grl.t H. Plies, can 9e udat III IRWIN :, 80 B0Ncry
ifus
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MEDICAL CARD.-The study bcstowe. acertain
vl branch opracce Dr. GLOVER continues t. receive DE
confidence public Those who affected with elects OF
long and arising from spuy of the blood
and such baHed the ofhe
ed will do we'll him sfice, Am the
American Museum Separate and offices Pr
gate entrance. 3d doorfrom lhe Museum. dlO-tf
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AndenOus)
Doctor had regular ma d.
ea education and receveahs Diploma fer
Hysse and surgery from the New York state Medica
cessfu practice this city devoles al and
suSnsn 70 the of all diseases incident to frail
anapdrlcddrly which
any ard plans OF medicine ateshd the ceuas X
nc Diseases he treated orreeaby
ps that may prevail and the various stages ShaBpe
may and hence the least must satisfy
'-"'S :" on
Use exrerence OF DR. Carpenter in all
,n s hum 70 Offer speedy and thorough
pounaea us not to offend the taste or lead to spcioG Com.
e.aaosIoaiIy unknown To the III NE ax
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nUNTEFs RED DKOP.-T

OF Gsttcnur, the yenere disease dsaimed Of III
single bottle ofthis niailble remedy
sufficient the The edicrs
and decisive its effects and requires but few days fee
Qneny bat few hours particle Of disease
the system u its operation may be said 10 act like magic,
without after Ill whaeve
Both il with perfect safety without regard
cumsaPce ssaon, 70 diet Price 81 bot
tlewauantcd Soldonly No 30 Div
LEvSoN, agent All intercourse shall be strictly conf
Dental The medicine be obi other place
man
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pATENT SCOTCH ITCH OINTMEN

neasannes expedition, and certainty, u T. infinitely
peo 10 any other medicine for the IN ITCH
tan " ns spefaian kst n las aed IN any instance
whatever OF ofcctuay curing that disagree disorder one
night by application only thorb applied
N the United states does contain the lcast particle
curry but may be applied with THO greatest safety the deli
cate lady during h~ tenderei infants box
cure hr person, and divided rhsn For
bv NATHANR GT,tuAN
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g HAIE; -WHIsKIEKs, MTsTAcHId

1OCTON FAWCETT, late SuTYeon INC 24Ili
- Regmenio the British Army Royal coiego
Surgeons Of London and Edinburgh,
College csntnucs still todec, his
o IN. Of the following diseases,
vencral all its Ccnouh4a structures
ton urotha md baeder and all diseases arising from
abuse oftic fluids dyspepsia
&b &c Persons who have injured themselves by secret de-
habit invited ~ call preventive be had
the Of acertnn disorder Office. 2s FuiioR
90
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-30

banks. While the eight years. term of Andrew
jackson, the pretended opponent Of Paper cur
rency, gave US three hundred and ffty-seuen addi-
tiOnai Banks! This is the result Of his eight
years war upon Banks and pa per currency And
yet we now hear his friends talk of their opposition
10 all Banks Raj. Register.
-
I'EPiseop1l School-We regret TO learn that
The Rev. DIR. Empie, owing to his delicate health,
has resigned his situation as Rector Of this InstI.
tuition. Rev. NJ. A. Curtis has been appointed his
successor, AMI interruption Of the exercises of
the schoo! will take plaee.-ib.
u B.pdre Of Altered Notes.-We we're shown
few days ago, five dollar note OF the Union
Bank Of Tennessee, payable at the bank of Lou
isiana In New Orleans which had been raised to
one hundred dollars. The words FIVE dollars -
in face Of the note had been extracted, no doubt
by some chemical process, and one hundred dol
lars inserted. The words one hundred. are in
small Roman capitals, less than those in the gen.
uine note, and the word dollars, in German text.
The fraud may be easily detected by holding the
note between the eye and the light.
The general execution of the note is much bet.
ter than ordinary, and is sminently calculated to
decisive even those " tho are in the daily practice
OF handling monsy.-knozc,iIe Register.
IIIiekory LeaUes-A Reading correspondent
OF Poulsons Advertiser, speaks of the worthless.
ness Of the small notes put 10 circulation by indi
yidusls ia Berks county, and says that the Ger
mans, whose eyes are fast opening TO the hum
bugs which have been played off upon them, des-
lgnste them by the appropriate title OF Hickory
L.. a.. i
ings, formerly, was" Judge the tree by lis
fruit" The time has arrived to apply the rule.
What are the fruits Of the Old Hickory uee7 Rot.
ten isares for the people-nufs for the office hol
ders, alone Deiapars State Journal
-S-
IL Cause and Ef,cis.-One fact, mentioned by
slr Nebsi4r IN bis speech at Wheeling, is esps.
cially worthy Of the calm aud deep reflection of
the American people. The charter OF the frs,
Seak Of the United States expired in Isl |, and,
IN single year, specie payments we're suspended
throughout the country. The charter Of the late
United States Bank expired in 1886, aa,! again. in
single year, specie payments have been suspen.
ded throughout the country.
IL LscOnie and Charsiabie.-The following is
published as the answer OF Mr.. Blddle TO the ap-
piicatlon Of the government for ali advance OF
money.
BANK OF TIE UslrrD STATES, !
May -, 1887.
Hon Lew WooDBUkY,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sra Your application has been received. Say
whsfs-w hen-and TO what amount and il shall
n ready Tor you
Respectfully, yours. &c.
n. BlDDLE, President
OF the Bank of the t. s
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THE TRUTH TELLER,

Will be issued i,pice a month from this office on
small sheet neatly printed, and 10 be made entire
" of ORIGINAL aArTER--at the rate of ONE DOLLAR
per annum in advance only,
The quality Of lis contents, will be miscellane.
GUS but il shall be oririnaland it shall be spicy
sad strict regard will be had to its morals; the
paper will no. take part in the politics Of the ceun
try but it will boldly ridicule It's foiliss; it will
furnish reports Of the markets, and of marriages
and deaths; and each number shall contain ia.
BILE giving the " state OF the Thermometer from
ono publication day to another, with remarks on
the weather, aud an almansck for the tive weeks
to come.
This work will commence so soon as one hun.
drsd subscribers can be obtained, aud not before.
Ii will be edited by gentleman OF this town
and printed in the telescope office.
IL The Telescope" aud Truth Teller" may
be had one year for 800 in advance.
No advertisements will br inserted.
Greensboro. June 90, 1887
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To Contractors for Building,

DROPOSALS will be received at the
Il office of the Superintendent of the
Mint, until Wednesday the 26th dav of Ju.
y next, the week of Meckenburg County
Court, for enclosing the ground of the Mint,
and the erection of Out Houses-that is,
Kitchen, Smoke. house, Carriage. house, &c.
1t is unnecessary 10 state minute details
in this advertisement, as persons disposed
to make proposals, can examine the draw.
lngs, plans and specifications at the Office Of
the Superintendent of the Mint, Col. John
Wheeler, or by applying to the undersigned
The whole work to be done in the most
substantial manner, and of the best mate.
rails, and in accordance with tho designs
and delineations referred TO- and TO be con-
plered by the lst day of December next.
Bond and security required for the faith.
ful performance of the contract.
Bids and contracts may be made for the
brick work separate from the wood work.
Payments to be made in behalf Of the
United States. on account Of this contract,
N proportion of three fourihs Of work done,
the balance is TO be paid when the work
shall have been completed.
Proposals 70 be sealed and directed 10 the
Undersigned
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aAs, Capt. H. D. W. ALExAN.
"a DER, declines being Candi-
g~ date for the Office Of Clerk
of the Superior Court, at the ensuing Au.
gust election.
We are authorized TO announce DR.. jas.
T. j. Orr as a Candidate for the Office of
Clerk Of the County Court, at the ensuing
August election.
We are authorised to announce Mr.. JEy.
NINCs b. KERR, as a candidate for the OF.
fee of Superior Court Clerk, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to announce BRALy
OATES, Esq, as a Candidate for reelection,
for the Office Of County Court Clerk, at II g
ensuing August election.
We are authorised to announce PEARS.
ALL Thomson, Esq, as Candidate for
reelection, for the office of Clerk of The
Superior Court.
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Surplus Revenue. learn that notice
of warrant beng drawn on the Bank of the
State, 10 this City, for 100000, being a
part OF the Bird instalmenI Of the surplus
revenue was received at that Institution
last week. THIS sum will be due on the
first OF July next, and we also learn that ar.
rangements for payment, will be made,
quite satisfactory to the public authorities
Of the State. Raleigh Standard.
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To the Stockholders of the Bank
Of Cape Fear.

In pursuance of an order of the Board OF
Directors, and iulflment of promise, Civ.
en- at the time of the late suspension of pay
ments in specie, have the honor 10 submit
10 you the following Statement, showing the
condition Of the Bank on the first day of
June, 1887.
Very Respectfully,
Your ob't. servant
j. %. JONES, Prest
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S. McCONB.


tom'aissi0nsf q he Branch MIN.
n. B. ] will sell TO the highest bidder, On
the last day of receiving contracts, viz. the
26th day Of July next, the old Gin House,
which stands on the Mint Square.
- The Republican al Lincoln,on, and
the Western Carolinian a, Salisbury, will
publish this advertisement until the goth Of
July next, and forward their accounts to the
Commissioner for payment.
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To the Citizens.

A LII the subscribers and others interes-
a ted in the erection Of Male .Acades
my IN this town, are particularly requested
to meet in the Courthouse, on Monday even.
Ing next, at early candle light.
Linz 90 1927
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~ 0Geial-Tbo Secretary Of the Treasury
announces thai the receipt Of government for tbs
month Of April fall trihe short Of tDO millions
while the expenditure amount 10 nearly four mil
lions. And what state Of things is this, in but
SIX months after Martin Van Buren, took the presi
DENTAL chair ! The receipts falling short of the
expenditures What better proof do the people
want-no. Of oyertradng, but of misgoyernment
Vermont Watchman.
u Let the Van Buren, men lend an ear to their
Cincinnati organ, the Republican. Tha, paper
says;
We are not whole hog experimehtslist We
are ready TO concede, notwithstanding the risk we
may incur of drawing down upon us tbs blessings
OF this or that Official that there has been rather
too much tinkering Uith the currency.
U7 Gen. JaeksOn's Drsfts-Gen. jackson has
denied The statement of his peeuniary inducements,
in reference TO which the Wheeling Times makes
good hit;
Gen. Jackson says, he has not drawn draft
upon any person for twenty years. This is a
mistake; he made very large draft eigh, years
ago, upon the Ignorance and creduty of the PEG.
pie, and he has been ever since drawing on their
patience and patriotism"
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NOTICE.

IN the 4th of July next, at IL o'clock.
~ A. NJ. the Sugar Creek Temperance
Society will meet, when an Address on the
subject Of Temperance will be delivered by
the Rev. John Williamson. The friends Of
Temperance are invited to attend.
June 2s, 1887.
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o. The Cincinnati Wing relates an an.
ecdote, which strIklngly illustrates the con.
Sistency OF Gen. jackson. While at Smith
land, on his way from Washington to the
Hermitage, he gave the landlord $40
United States Bank note, from which to
deduct his bill. In change, Tennessee
money was offered him ard It was refused
Nothing bot specie or Mex BiddIes notes
would answer = Lynchburg Nrginian.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby notified not TO
IA settle with Thomas Blakeley, for any
Lumber they may purchase at my Mill, as
he is not authorised TO receive payment
Those that do SO may expect to have to set.
lie their accounts again with me.
MARTIN ICEHOWER.
June 26, 1887. t54
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NOW'S the Time!

A 5 the time IS just coming on to sow the
N Ruta Baga-I announce that have
just received fresh supply; and also the
late Flat Dutch, the best Turnip that grows
for family use.
WM, HUNTER.
June %, 1887. t5i
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Longest Rail Road in the United States.
The Portsmouth, Va. Times, says, that
there will by the end of next year be con,
tlnuous line of railroad for two hundred
and forty. FIVE miles, from that town TO VIII.
minglon \. {. From thence to Charles.
ton, s. c., the passage by steam packet is
10 hours.
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JOHN HILL, Cashier.

o. Mr.. Van Buren, says PrsHtice) is like a
squirrel just put into wheel. hs has started a
rumPus, and with bis ears erect aud quiverlng. he
does no, know how the devil to stop II. He had
better adopt the final resort Of the squirre-,hat
Is, dodge into his hole, and let US see no more of
him.
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o. Confirmation Of the bad ne,rs from
Fiorida-By reference 10 the news from Florida,
eur readers III learn that all the Indians assem-.
blcd At Tampa Bay. TO be sent to the west, not.
wilhs,anding all their professions Of willingness
to emigra,s, have given Gen. Jesup the slip 1t
appear, tina, he had ordered those enrolled 10 pre-
pare for immediate emigratisn. 10 which they
seemed sverse, and an intimaiion reached the
commanding General. which induced him to send
90, ds,sehmen, To take them prIsonsfs but
when they reached the Indian camp they found i,
evaouited Every Indian. including tbs hostages,
Micsnopy. Jumper, and others. Accounts from
Fort Mellon state that number Of the Indians
had made their appearance a, that post. and i, is
said Philip and Micanopy are among them they
assign as a reason for leaving lamps, that sick.
ness prevailed among the soldiers there, and they
fed from eonIagion. The following extract OF
letter. dated Tampa Bay, June ), is Published in
The Baltimore Gazette. as confirmation OF this
disastrous intelligence:
"Our hopes are all blasted. We have war a.
gain. Ga the night of the 80. MieAnopy and Jum-
per, wilh eli the Indians who were then eueAmp.
ID near here, and who bad come osiensibly with
the intea,Ioa of etoigraiing, deeAmped aud hed to
their eosrfs. A body OF about POO Mickssukies
came 10 their aid and covered their retreat IL Is
though, by mary here that MIeanoPy aud JON.
per weni reluctantly, aud that they, the two wefe
hoHest Ia tssT professions, bat the main body ne.
yer had any intsniioa OF removing, and that The
.hole oil their solemn engagements which have
40 completely and cfiseinAlly deceived the whole
army ard the whcle world. was a stratAgcGn-a
faiihlsss, Psrhd.oos scheme 10 gain time. recruit
lhsir strength and means i"r further blOodshcc
and mufeSf."
There IS no doubt the Indians intend to make
smother effort although their departure has not
induced ,uspIe'oa on tbs psfi Of The officers OF
tho army. Iha, they intended TO be ,nsincefe. 4
.s~ days will determine.
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NsA'ary and .Aioae The Chief Of
'1cgsts somciIues fuds his pecIlisr
nae n regard 10 hard noa6y a very
a'or'able one. 4 few days SINCE, BE-.
'"u' TO take h,s departure for " ash.
~ % sauc other place, With his family
cot % board the Loyal Hanna, oae oi
o''7 steamboats,, 10 secure hts passage.
CaE'am koes his man and shcu The
nsgef preferred the passage money
'aoi' paper, be dcmurred. lie could
max o. taking any thing but gold and
The Eypiugcr looked as black as
under gust a, this application Of his own
mes 10 MS particular case but, finally,
'" constrained 10 pu, Oh 10 search oil
yellow boys Some time was spen,
''oolable statesman in trying To raise
'loa In which ut las, he was sue.
=" Forthwith no he'd to the wharf,
gan b" was doomed 10 disappointment,
. 'are"d Captain had, IN the mean
g' Up steam und put oui--leavIng
"''Shi Of the Espunging quill :" the
nod, and with fu:I leisure to drive
We successful bargain with the captain
e O'aet crait.-St. LOUIS Republican,.
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Cotton.-Sales ofthe week at TO cents.
Corn.-has again become scarce in this
market; and too high for these times. See
prices current 81 10 l5.-Foy. Dos.
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NOTICE.

ENHE Commissioners appointed TO value
IL the property in the different Captains
Companies, are requested to meet in Char
loite, for that purpose, on the sth day of
July next, at The request of
A COMMISSIONER.
.JpHe IS 1897.
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The Nashville Banner says, lady il
Nashville being asked to waltz, gave the
following sensible and appropriate answer s
mo, thank ye, sir, | have hugging enough
at home"
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The Washington G lobe statesthat The nett
revenue produced by the Express Mail, has
exceeded slOO 900, since its establishment.
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Friday, June 30, 1897.

We have not had time to examine :" SAT- Slick"
We will attend 10 him nex; week.
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10 tins county, on the 9Th Inst. Mr.. MATHEW
MILLER. IN the 10th year of his age, Revolr-
tionary Soldier.