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>, On the Expenditures in the Department Of the
Ifsasury-Messrs. Allen of W., Shelter of Pean.,
Ayefigg OF y. j.. Gray Of N. Y, Holsey. of Ca.
q" the Expenditures in The Dsparimentet War.
vi essfs. Cio~ncy offs. e., YaBdeIyeer, OF N. Y i.
Holt Of Conn, Morris o. o., Marvin Of NY.
On The Expenditures IN IL, Nouy Departments
NJ assfs B'cdhead Of n. Y. Maxwell Of N. Jerse,.
6oode Of o.. Edwards 81 n. Y, Graham Of Indiana.
o@ ne Expenditures IN The DEPARTMENT Of the
Pest O9ics.- Nlessrs. Guilds OF N. Y, Dennis o.
Nd, Hswcs 81 Ky, Gallup Of n. Y, Plumer Of Pa
On he Expenditures on me Public Baiidings.-
Messfs. Sawyer OF n. C., Cfanslon OF X. | Men.
eiee Of ny, Dunn OF L., Ridgway Of OHIO.
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:, "a tho aft irs Of tho District OF Columbus,
called 70 nsl aysia ask it, did not their entire
. - ,o congres. give them constant
{ 'd''.. i, a,,ttc.. Separated by the Cons'itu-
{ 30 "'' ,,s re.i Of the Union, limited 10 extent,
I 'u" by no Legislature oi It's own 1t would
pa spot here wise and uniform sys'
re-" y t...l rnyefnmen, night have been easily
RE p,.lricl, however, unfortunately,
.''-' i.r,.l, 81 behiad the rest Of The Uuion :
Pc e,y,l and cii hinal are mol only very de-
p ''' -, G,i al obsolete or lnconvonieni prnsis-
..,., ar ned of portions 81 two States, DIS
7 - 80 m The laws prevail 10 different parts Of
4 ..i,,,,. .na as II Is and although II was
I'm. sat nf the General Gosernment,
} ~ IL. nsblie ediiices. the depository OF IT,
lo add lie residence Of officers cn'rnsted
P 20 ,u,sua,s OF public property, aud Ihe
.,',rst al pablc business, yet u has never
1s'- ,5.,,.d Ia. of received, that special and
Y :" 1--we legislation which these eircumslin-
4 .n,r,d, demand. | ana well aware Of the
abb els Of greater magnitude aud imme-
,s,,, that press Themselves oa TIE eonsid-
III Congress bet ! believe there Is pot one
-, ptire directly 10 Us justice than iib.
,,J even generous, attention to the Interests
=. District 81 ColdmbIa, aud a thorough aud
s3 ,sy,.i3n Of 1t. loeai government.
l''i1' 20 ii. VAN buren,.
,r.x d rsnber Sta 1897
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NOTICE.

FENllE subscriber having qualified as ex.
M ccutor of the last VIII aud Testament
of Andrew Henderson, decd. requests all
persons indebted to the estate TO come for
ward and settle immediately, and those hav-
ing claims are notified to present them with
IN The time prescribed by law, or this no.
tice will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
c, IL, HENDERSON, Ereeut5y.---
Dec. 49, 1887. t7g
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From statement appended TO the annual
ireasury Report, we learn that the whole
humber of Banks in the United States (coun.
Try branches as well as Principal Banks, \
was, on the ist of January, 1886, seven hun.
dfed ADD thirteen; aud on or near the It
July, 1897, seven hundred and ninety -four /:
The whole aggregate of capital paid in a" at
The latter period being stated al three hundred
millions, with fraction of about 800, 900
doilars.-Nut. Int.
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Death by Needie.-A little boy /.
months old having. run needle in his body
just below the beast bone, his father al.
tempting to extract il broke It of, and before
a physician could be called the boy expi.
red--'he needle having entered the lungs
aud caused sufusion OF blood SO as to sui.
locate him Immediately. This occurred the
other day at Camden, New jersey.
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HAGERsrowN. Mini DEC. 7

An Erpunging |aness.-A merry kind
Of a witness being under examination the
other day, IN our court, IN case IN which
one Of the fair damSels Of our country stood
charged with having committed an assault
and battery upon one Of the lords Of crca.
ton, was asked what be knew about the
case +! TO which he promptly replied, that
The lady IN the case had erppnged one Of
the eyes OF the gentleman III question. He
was then required to tell the court and jury
what he meant BY erpmging the gentle
mas eve. " heb he did with much sang
troid, declaring that the lady had drarn
black lines around the aforesaid gtntIeman's
eye nth her mails. - TOrchiight,
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Wonderful Presence of Mind.-One of
The Coasters that ply IN our bay, came to
anchor last week off Freeport. The sailor
who threw over the anchor, careessly lei
one OF the flukes catch 10 his pealacket,
which was buttoned up close, and the un.
lucky tar was dragged overheard with The
anchor, aud uncerem0niouslv carried dos u
IN twelve tathons deep, to take Up berth
IN Davy Jones's Locker. Not hiking his
sudden exit, and feeling that he was an.
chofed on rather uncomfortable ground, the
gallant sailor, not daun,ed By The accident,
unbottoned his jacket, threw It of, and thus
eNiricatug hnself from the iron grasp Of
the anchor, catne back 10 the surface and
was taken on board, with no further injury
than the shock his feelings experienced BY
50 unexpected an application Of the cold va.
Ter ba,h.-PortluHd IduertiSer.
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W aisscOas Lost.

II OSF going from Charlotte ou the Ma.
- son Ferry road, a Black Cashmere
Vest, double breasted and lined with red
flannel. Any one finding the same will
confer favor by leaving IT al my shop.
A. GRAHAM.
De- 90. 1897 10
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Two sgaaws, had made their escape The
whole OF these il appears, we're confined in
one room, and by some means or other had
been furnished with files, thus enabling
them 10 saw off the iron bars that had been
paced across the port holes-ihsy then tied
Their blankets together, aud descended.
Pursuit, was Dade, US soon as the escape vas
discovered, proved fprless.- Charleston
Courier.
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,s,, Cougress.........2d session.

tuW NIEiEfH VI AtiAs Hi~+ff''f
=. E,,,tga Relations - Mcstrs. Buchanan.
...s.e C.at. Rowe. -nd hug. ct Alabama.
~. r,-gnes.--M ..fs Wright, Webster, Niche
ga.,. ard Hubbard.
!. rsmn1es-l lr.su kiug, Of Ala, Dasl.,
a.. gh., ,id Newell
| y. Ilsa 4 fairs Aessfs. White, Sewer.
Lun sol sam
| y. uusGlr,afss Nesrs Nilrf, Buchanan,
as .esrr. aud n free.
d. pyahe Laads 49, hcssfs. Walker, Fulton,
Aabsas. Al,n. aud Pfcnsiss
/ a. p,,oqts Lpsd Clsima. sic,sSs. Linn, SEWER.
uouta,. sud L,"e,
q "A, 81 OFF, aud Post Rosas.--hessfs.
500 Gtsea. kMghl, Bose, ADD Nilef
/ ~ ffum.-M ~. Hubbard, rii..en, Triton.
,e.s I'd nag.
-. R.rJsasg Ciaimg.--.M ssfs. Bfos "a,
ss.trt & Ntsrll, ADD seith. OF ,ni.
A. Is, Jsdie.sfs - Aessis. Gfundy, Morris,
,s. 'au, ss4 s'fanse.
o. Nara. Ifairs--Ar*srs R'scF. sonih4fd,
"a O.. Ca n u. sud Will ms.
o. t.rerifsu.-M rssfs. SlSnec, Smith, Of
10 NJ aa, Esd Blsgk-
n. W.uala IFsns.-- Gs..s~ Benton, Preston,
49, ESQ Aka.
q, re Mlu,s.--ue..rs. WALL ssih, Clar. Ct
> ai. d,-aiau. aud ; an = iadis.A.
d. s,.sls aa2 IL. Pairsf O6cs.-- Aessrs. D.
e., strange, Ffyuttss. aud 4 asatou.
DE- Rals aad Caaals.--M 1s. fip'Du. Nc
s. Net.ls. .8ag. anf l.yHo,
g. T. ,suoss. 'Ir.sr- n ,sfi ffeu,i.s. Peafect
nt Wnl4a..
+, A. D,s,res of Coisahis - Neys'f. Rnaae,
80. Nt..es- S.woee. s.a bstsfd.
e. rs,ra Blh--Hes-e, Clay. Vt Aahsms,
luus. Sod Navel.
q aa4 t8af'si Canfia CERT Esbsst's II
,,se'- 49, ls.sr,. " hsan. Fulton sna iisss
=, rsaiiiss o. Sissssbaafs.-- Ne.efs. " ct.
g4fla. iaio',. allaeup, W.'et, aud
COMMITTEES 81 RIM untsr
s.f- Hs.r. 81 esrss G aie, .l-a s'as,
pars. e, gsueessso, Tosns, brs"sas,
aeu sns liaFmEr.
so W. s-Wrsfs. Caahfeiar. "
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rai.as
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a lufttaa ant : $751;
ss' Lad taian M .srr Nav Cs'i1uu
lahE.. ii.riap, q atty gaf,d o, Load.
lraa,. sba tAsatbam.
s1't'igtt- Ngu., ttams. W,hts-. Slyde,
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7a Ata'u- Nossrs Dell. Erefcit. Cbspcg.
- ,smrb ID $ G., Murray 81 ~, Gfa
.tftfy tnd Penny barkef.
my AFtus : ue.-ts. " ksy. CT. :. Etea.
htct, E'ves, kcnbie VI -,u al OIL. NJ
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mig na = v sr' wasentr, Csusr Of Tonnes.
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CDGVInffR,
Friday, December 2e, 1887.

prhs Prc.ideat's Message is nov before our
readers. and occupies 20 much Of our columns that
We have very lil,c room lefl flr any thing else
Jriiis ESccllency Gov. Dudlcy, accompanied
by Meesfs. hanl and Stone Of the iijerar. Board.
ten Itis City or "Wednesday last Tor HYDE count,
Tor The purpose Of pofsonail, inspecting The pro-
gfrss mado m diai1ine Mailamuskoci Lake, and
81 vicwipg ths Swamp Lands II that y gian gen,.
rlt. The Governor, We understand, VII return
co Wilmington, AID sail, consequently. re absent
io'a the CITY ior three or opr weeks Raj Reg.
~ rood rsaroa for go,ar alead,-t Il tho great
Dinner, g"tna te DAYS since at l,e Aston House
o. Mes inrt, VI .srs. Bell ct Teuu. ard Graves
Of kcnutk,. VI Systhatd. M invited guest, wa.
eallrd us by complimentary sentiment. lie en-.
tered, al lengih, into Al explaraiio1 Of hi. olili
cal cugr.e. which had becn spoken ~ IN the .,u,i.
g'nt oa.fsd. a. bFm sDd oaasisteu'. aud among
olbcr coed things. remarked that others were ca.
iiicd to much VI tbs credit now ssctibed 10 ham;
or, sald he, ms Ieli wa Grated thc Scuaof fson
NA~ach1aetls, Ma Webster > on my night. tho
:. aaios from Virginia. NJ. Ltgh ) and IN my
rear, Harm Of Tie West" Every a,enur, tbcr,.
s9fc. o. Fsir,gi Il lad been 50 disposed As cut
Il aod nathIng remained ~ me 10 10 bal 10 go
ahead "--ib
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lARRIED

In Ne" cover County be the Rev. Colin NJ,
lSer MI Ep"'Rn rITNAN, Merchant Of
Mecklenbutg Co. :" ~. MARC \RET =. Me.
INTYRE, daughter OF IhS~,v Rob.r, Tat.
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E00E at This Farmers /!

S6A6A BUSHELS of OATS wanted,
~SSO for which 333 to 80 cents will
be pad IN Cash per Bushel. Enquire at
the Charlotte Mansion House.
Dec. 20, 1887. 71H
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NOTICE.

Corn, Cotton, FiOsr, Oats. Eea-
Tiers. BpesewaN, TailOW, Raw
Hides. and COuntrs made Cloth
will be taken i'm exchange tor
Goods. W. f. ALEX AMBER.
Der IA 1877
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NOTICE.

NO kSTs
A LII persons VINO have not paid their
- Taxes for 1896 aud 1897, are notified
that 1t they ale not settled by the lst Of
January next, they may certainly expect 10
pay cost.
WIN. A. TODD, Collector
Dec. Is 1887 ,7q
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FRoM FLoRipA.-The L. $. steamer
Poiasetf, Capt rra,hen, arrived here yes
,erday from Black Creek.
We have received, nv this vessel, letter
stating thu, % of the Indians confined IN the
Gir,a 81. Augustine, conslstlngol Wdd Cdf,
one other Indian Chioi, sixteen warriors, and
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T'g'. m Report. The Secretary orthe
Fee 't, Report ourhe Sta;r Of the f,nan.
ces his been published. Like al Mr..
Noodamts !, state papers, II Is long aud
cumbtuus document. We shall take coca
sinn hereafter 10 give a condensed statement
Of It's contents. The Secretary thinks that
" IT Is very questionable whether the receipts
"a | SO all exceed the expenditures so as
"a produce any surplus, whlch can he depo-
Sli ID with the States on .he lsl of January,
1892, as required by the existing laws. -
The Secrctnr, dnrs not thlnk tho Govern.
nont can ati6rd any material aid TO the
Banks N their etf tls TO resume specie pay
mcnts, He a .arn advocates the sub lrea'
znrv sphemr, nad makes various suggestions
~ 10 The safe keeping and Distribution OF The
pnb!ic money .-Iit.r GJz.
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The Sab Treasury Seheme.--A Mem.
hnr 81 Congress, friendly 70 the Admin,stra.
tot, wtiles as from Washington, under da'c
81 ,hr Tin hsl. that III = confidently BE-.
itstd that what $ called hc sab Treasury
isl vii pl~s at this Session" We hope
th4i tie Writer'S "WIsh j. father to the
thought e>prctal, i, Nr, CaIhoua's plan
ii sppc, currency IS s,ll adhered to as par,
4! it, ObSTrer.
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Dgelling In the Legislature of Ala,
on the lsih ult, a lawyer by the name of
Ward, a young gentleman Of promising tai
ents, asked 10 be relieved from the operations
of the dueling law, the disabilities of which
he had incurred, land which in that State
includes disqualification from practising at
the har) A long aud able debate ensued on
the application; but the Legislature refused
To grant It. We are glad to see, from va.
r,ous indications IN the South, that thus bar
barous and srnseless custom is rapidly grow
ing into d,srepute. In Louisiana and M's'
,ssippi, however, it still seems 10 have "as
fee charter as the wind. - LyncdbUrg
Vrgiaian.
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Strange Iacidtnt.-A young lady IN
Missouri, was sleeping one morning IN her
bed, when a bee, more industrious then she,
came buzzing into her room IN quest of
honey. Spying her ruby lips, 1t alighted,
no doubt mstaklng them for n rose. Fhe
buzz'ng of his little wings awoke the fair
one, who in an instant struck the honey
searching insect with her hand, aud received
in return sting on her lip. She went
with a swollen lip to a young man, who
happened to be near, and begged hun 10
extract the sting. lie Sc, his head 10
work 10 advise plan, To effect her purpose ;
aud finally concluded, that the only way
was to suck it out. He proposed the plao--
she agreed-the sting was extracted; but
II seems /, went to the Young mans heart,
for he kept trying To extract the stlngs from
her lips, till they we're summoned by old
Cupid, to appear at Hymen's holy alter
Bonner.
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Benton m South Caroliaa.-A fteler.-
The Missouri Legislature have just sent to
that of South Carolina their resolution APP.
proving Benion's ErPDngiae aci. 1t was
considered by the members an insult TO ask
Carolina TO endorse this outrage. A horse
langh expressive of the utmost contempt,
was caused among all the members, and
the serule communication ot the faithful
collar men OF the Lead State was aid on
the table.
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A Wedding and a Funeral. Rarely
does 1t TAIL TO our lot to record a more re
markabe act of providence, than that of
which We are now called TO speak. We
Yesterday announced the marriage Of the
sister Of our friend Alderman Peters. at his
own house, and tins day we record the death
Of his esllnable wlie--a lady beloved BY all
her acquaiutances for her domestic virtues,
aud other excellent quallties-an event, as
Ne are Informed, almost concldent with the
marriage. She was IN her accustomed
health and spirits, during the morning, and,
after the marriage ceremony, vas engaged
IN putting up parcels Of the wedding cake
for her friends. Feeling suddenly i'll, she
went TO her bed, aud as she rested her head
upon her pllow-eXpired The eoIucdcnt
is as touching as the bereavement will be
deeply felt by her numerous family aud
friends. How sudden the transition, A
cypress wreath for the wedding garland
The theme is one for the muse of Mrs. Sig.
ouney.-[N. \. Com. Idr.
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Nario- Fnday evening last, be
ft,sl /, and : o'clock, d ulaa ntncd Hddl.
IN t.fn vas murdered n the streets o,
SIS. town. H. received onr slab with a
lan. dnA knife, supposed e ha,, Urru IN.
q ted by man nam.d William VI Auder.
,sn Who KEEP, one Of those uul>mees, q
grag shop, Who're til" quarrel Is sad 10 have
uusmal,d which ted oihc fatal ISSUE. An
dr-4n vas taken sap on the .ame night, and
AFTER rxamuattpn before Ihos. y. Cameron
add Rruln Robinson. E-qs., vas ul,y CON
united lar lral.--fay Obs.
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NDHrrE

rENHE subscriber Offers for sale, his Gle.
R giant Cast Iron Turning Lathe, for.
meriy belonging TO Charles Joulain, suita.
bio lur turning Iron, Brass, W God, &c. with
a number Of tools aud stamps of all kinds,
which he will sell low for cash.
Also
A first rate Carryall Wagon, placed upon
swinging braces, which VIII be sold low,
and one half taken out in country produce,
such as Corn, Pork, Flre Wood, &c. He
can be found at any time at his residence
or the Carriage Shop
WIN. L. MITCHELL.
Charlotte, Dec. 20 1897. ts0
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The private journal kept by the Hon. John
Quincy Adams, from early youth up tothe
present time, is said to ill upwards OF seven
,y large quarto volumes.
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Wv coraaropid to-day Is astounding in
news, Terea;o, the capital OF Upper Canada,
: taken bsIhe People 10 arms against the
Government. SIR Frnuci- Head, The Gov.
rmUr, is reported 10 be almost a prisoner
Ia the muihc, house. Rebellion was run
mag ike Mid fire ou every side. Several
lives were Ios, IN the attack on Toronto.
Tie terms proposed to Sir Francis Head
are the following:
- r. dissolve tae present P5rtilmcut
GfaNt al elective Legislative Council
:. rhatth Governor leave tie Pfovlucs IN two
Nctks.
All this news comes 10 US three ways
aud | see TO reason TO doubt Il as a whole,
whate,er doubt there may be about the par.
ncuars. Il comes first by the Buffalo pa.
per> next nS the way OF oswego and the
tib3uy Argus, also has letter from Lew.
sion, Niagara county.
Lord Gusiurd has put Montreal aud all
the disturbed districts under martial law.
FHis Canada news of course exciies the
Ateutcst intcfcst 10 this city.-Nat Int
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Farmers - Planters .9fm0i.a,
FOR
1888.

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
either by the Gross, Dozen, OF Single One.
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Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Rood
The following remark is from slip of the
Nashville Banner, Of the 29th uil.
la the Senate. the bill comforting bank.
ing privileges on the Cincinnati and Charles
ton Rall Road Company, passed rhlrd and
last reading BY vote Of Yeas l6, Nays s."
Nhen this bill shall have passed the o.
cher house, Of which not a doubt is enter.
tanned, the completion Of the great object
vii be secured Charleston Mercury.
The Resolutions published in our last
reported by the Sqeclal committee on the
Currency, were yesterday taken up for con
slderallon, and an animated debate took
place. Mr.. Rheit addressed the House in
support e them, ard ofIesed the following
additional resolution:
Resolred, That it is not intended hereby TO re.
a.cl shy discredn upon tie banks generally. o.
nc United Staies, nor. least II OIL upon our oRn
OF whose sound condition CAS- compared v in other
parts OF our Banking SYSTEM this Legislature il.
nliy satisfied. Nor ls II intended 10 imply any
manner OF eensure upon other public servants OF
the State, Who ~ the exercise OF righihI ipde-
pehdence o. Judgment, may have declared opinions
to The contrary OF thsse here announced
Mr. Rhelt was replied 10 by Mr.. Pei.
CRU, who moved to lay the Resolution on
The table. Thus was opposed by Mr. Da,
we, before the conclusion of II hose speech,
however, the hour beng late, the discus SION
vas adjourned TO 2 o'clock TO day
Telescope OH.
The House Of Representatives last eve.
nng adopted by ye,y great majority, the /.
resolutions reported BY the Special commit
tee "a The currency, with one slight alera
ton. The second proposition 10 the add
iunal resolution offered By Vi. Rhetl, was
also adopted, unanimously. The Senate has
SCI tod'scuss the same subject. Tie mat
- at large 10 our next Telescope 18Th.
the Senate, the resolutions on the cur
fehcy passed BY 10 yeas 10 | nay
VIZ. Cuthbcrt, Of Georgia, who yestrrda,
took Ia >eal ia the Senate, has by bis arr
val, cd'ctualIy contladic,ed the rumor of
h., resignation. We are glad to ird that
ms health is much improved.
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E. ID, Coffin has been elected a Repre-.
sentative IN Congress from the State OF
OHIO, vice \. W. LOOMS w hg) resigned.
dr. Collin was the Wing candidate, aud
received majority Of 90 votes in the Dis.
hIct over hrs opponent result altogether
Unexpected, the same district having, at the
Presidential election aad at the State cleo
ton, snce Mr. Loomis's election gwen Van
Bafen muj1rHics Of several hundred VOTES.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-22

4 gentleman who had snuff box that
played" Drops Of BRANDY, ana The glass.
Is sparkle On the board, went 10 due with
a lrlend few miles out Of town, one Sun
day, taklog his box 10 his pocket. lie ac.
companled the family 10 the parish. church,
aud b. some accidental pressure, he about
The middle of the service, touched the spring
Of the box, nhlch struck up Drops Of
Brandy" most merrls. Every eye and
every ear was directed to the spot to the
great dlsmay of the gentleman, 4ho endea
vored to stop the box, bu 10 dong SO be on.
Is caused ii to change the tune, on which
he FASTENED out Of the church, the box rat.
ting away while he marched along tie aisle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-22

A Bearer Trapped i has been assef.
ted by old hunters that the beaver vas ex
tnct IN Peunsy wanna. A gentleman IN a
hunting excursion TO the Allegheny mouu
tam The past month with the assistance OF
an old trapper, Succeeded m capturing one
on the Nushanon creek, Centre county.
\ number Of recent cuttings aud cmps,
found in the vicinity where the beaver was
taken, made BY the animal IN telling trees,
are In possession OF a gentleman OF this boz
rough. aud show lis sacacItS m seIy sat
l>factory manuer.-Letrlsto,rn Journal
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-22

We learn that thu can'rac's ~ hc rcm.in.
,er gs'tt9n al iiis Rqleigh snd 6a.ipn Rail Ened.
ron l'fs tref 20 Raleigh. distance % sb4H 80
"''lts, bavs bcrn iasen upon br.s serY iasof4 bie
q. Tie csW FAns. Thy y hule touIs y usafl 80
mitr.. AID ae urdeftland tasl Ahou, 80 81 ili.
SEQ, si39 be opeB ~ 'ray.l rs the mtadc Of o.,
el.suin. eImmtf. Ihrse 'aeis arc encouraging
= Use stoe 81 aldcfs Richmond H6ig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-22

VIZ. Cuthhcrt, Of Georgia, VINO yesterday
took la. >eat IA the Senate, has by bis arr
val, cfrctually contradicted the rumor Of
b., resignation. We are glad to ird that
hts health is much improved.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-22

ia correspondent f,qp,sis as 10 nominate fur
hioi, iou' waiting ia' Na',gasI or olhcr CGnvcu.
SONS. lIear tlsy q presileat ard William C.
ftt.top 70 We Ptstenl Iie sa,. hc fc cchoes
tie srutimst's "a q. Chaf'est9a Msrcufy of the
afh 81 1ail ia-i .--t'lse o tasa Of snme nohl,
afsi., ss-d, br-.t, k4l.alt hissni.dcd n,rn o
sealu., sl1l. ,nongh " scs h. stt,tf csn set
sevu.r ~ srite- sl.l Do natttg mean"
IL .ats b. pfcseai4 isa such men and asks
- y D. ga pr,strt bssiet f'--gt.