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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04
PIECE GOODS.
Groeertes & 3arontsfoas.

Corn msai, hoa., polk, losin ana marble soap,
Coffee, sugar, nolasses, salsratus, tar, salt, butter
and lard, starch, sperm and tallow candies,
dish aid cut tobacco, Young Tyson and Imperial
tea, aispcs, dried apples and peaches loaf-sugar,
Spanish and MALAY cigars, rice, psunes and raisins,
lamp oil. and Dorr.r =
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04

(Remoyed to the house formerly occupied by Whee-
Ter and LOOMS.
"AS just received. and is now opening, a
IL large stock Of GOODS, we'll selected
for this market, consisting in part Of the fol-
1ouinsr ARTICLES.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04
JANUARY 4, 1897.
T. 5. WILSON.

Alto ASh1 AT LAW AND 50 llcIroR IN cHAscs,v
DU BUQUE, wv. T)
hFFERS his professional services to n. -.
sens Of d. Buau' and tho aaacen, eoaa a,
s .. 'sas'osy He will also regularly -.
November l6, 1868 If
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04

PIT'1;SBU RG FIRE BRICH.
TNOR ais DO O.FxR1AL1 &, GxAu.n.
- New. 2, 1886 29-if g.. {.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04

CANDLES .4N4 SOAP.
ID ECElVED, Oh bosrd The steam boat .uissou-
10. ri Fulton, 50 boxes Tallow Candles,
80 do Rosin Soap.
We are de,etine TO sail all our goods rc'y cheap,
as We intend doing altogether cash busners, and
those who purchase Of us, must expect to pay the
o'FERRALL t. GRAHAM.
Nov. %, 1886. 29-,f
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04

ZANE to the farm Of the subscriber, living
~ 3 IA miles west Of Du Buque. in July
last, WHITE HEIFER, with red ears, a.
bout three years old next spring. The OWE.
is requested to come forward, prove property,
paw ehargcs, and take her away.
PATRICK MALADY.
Du Buque, Dec. IA, 1896. 32-3ts
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
TIME undseigned, administrators Of the estate
Il of Woodbury. Massey, will apply to the pro-
bate court the 25,h day Of April next, for final
settlement Of said estate. All persons having de-
nands against the estate, requested to file them
in the ONCE of the judge of probate, on or before
that dats for settlement.
BENZ. F. MASSEY, Admir-.
MARIA MASSEY, Admir-.
Du Boque, Nov. ], 1886. 27-6w.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ,hatI have
IN associated in business my bro.horW. L..
Lockwood, and the business liz futdrs wi 10 con-
Quoted under the firm of j. II. s. w. t.. LSekwood
and all persons having unsettled account with me,
are requested to settle thu by osotheswsc.
J. fl. LOCK- bod.
Prs;r;s du Chen, Oct. 18th. 1886.
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Ill Of which, will y sold low ios cash, or lead.
Du Buqus, Nov. ., 1896. 27-ew
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-04

VINHE subscribers ha1ing purchased the en,irs
IL Stock of G. II. Gratiot & Co., and ia addi-
lion have, and are receiving direct from, the east,
laa nf -
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tract of letter from Mr.. Calhoun to the Editor Of
the Alexandra Gszeite:

tract ofs letter from Mr.. Calhoun to the Editor Of
The Alexandra Gazette:
On the highly important subject on which
Congress has been called 10 deliberate, I shall
express my views and opinions in my place in the
Senate.
As TO The calumnics which NAV be circGiated
to my prejudice. they not Unexpected II IS
my rule to pass them nnnoiiced, leaving il TO my
conduct 10 put Them down.
How strange that any man Who knows me,
should Imagine II possible for me 10 be driven or
seduced from my posiiion | 1--we but 10 carry
oui The great principles Tor which have been
coniending since 1924 and which have main
tiued under every danger and difficulty. f.
Their defence have acted with aud against every
parry, without blending with any. Mr. Van Blu.
ren sas been driven into position favorable 10
iheit advancement; and shaii not avail myself
OF The opportunity which it affords ure to accom-
plish my ohiectf Shall permit him 70 drive me
from my position because he hss been driven on
~ All osk is to be heard. NJ confidence, in
every joncture, is in the force OF lruih aud nteg.
rity."
The Reformer, paper supposed to be in the con-
fidence Of Mr.. Calhoun, on this subject, remarks
We have no authority 10 speak for Mr.. Calhoun,
but II, BY the above, IL Is intended TO be said that
Mr.. {. Is IN favour oflhe Message Throughout, OF
10 use the lang uage OF significant rgm0r) that
he has " gone over 10 The Administration that he
is a =" Van Bnren man." we take leave To say the
allegation is totally gtoundless. That he is IA Ia.
YOUR al divorce OF the Government from Dank-
ing Institutions, Va have no doubt; for We know
that such aas his opinion as early az in January
1882, lie minated the same policy 10 has speech
on the removal Of the deposltes. extracts FROM
which sc repubhshed IN our last nun,ber, as we'll
as his speech on the currency in 1884. We be.
love that he would hiwsef have moved a rcsuiu-
lon to tins effect FIVE years ago, could he, IN the
then existing state Of The country and Of parties,
have bad the reinotest hope of success On this
obe point he doubtless concurs with The Message,
but as 70 the details Of the measure, as to all that
concerns the system IN It's practical oper stiun and
al the incidental suggestions aud RECOMMENDED
uous OF the Message, We know thst VI Calhoun
has wltiiheld his opinions, ard that 40 one is an.
lh0fized Ia speak Tor him. He will wait 10 see the
Administration Preifet ia all It's parts; and viii
'hsn, NJ doubt, give its views fuy to the pubic.
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In this town, 90 the 2ls, iustaat, bg the Rev
:, T.. Watson, Mr.. PIERRE SAUNlER to Miss
HARRIET L. WILLIAMS.
Thanks to the happy pair for the token Of good
things sent Us, "a liberal share Of ,ks and bot.
lie Of the best Hadsria-t4ink If thai brother EdI-
tors--tcias and rak' for frinter-does u not
mike goar mouths ,oartr and White bumper va,
quail d to their health, we wished them happ,.
ness aud prosperity.
In Lincoln coaniy, on The 7h instant, bY r. NJ
Alexander. E~q. (ir. MATHEW LEEPER
aged SO, 10 Mis- PEGGY MARINER, aged 36,
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EsEbfsC Safes.

& hhI Virtue Of DEGREES issued en-
ksI.a ~ iro;n the Court Of Equity o. IL
Tuesday, The ith day o. November nesi.
viii expose to Publir Sale, on the premises,
tract Of Land, iytng on the waters Of
Richardson's Creek, formerly owned bs Is
rael Helms, bounded by the lands Of Gabri-
81 Helms, Henry CLANCY and the big sur.
yey, on a credft of II months.
Ga " Wednesday, the sfh, VIZ the newt
day, viii sell t. The highest builder, tract
d Land belouglng Il Hugh c. Ca>key, on
the waters Of Caue Creek, lo,o,ng the bands
of Hugh B. NcCan Wlum Wilson and
others, Containing 900 acres NOR. or less,
The same viii be >o'd At " uo. " l.sot'> be-
tween the hours Of II aud : o'clock, ON -
months credit
Also, on SATURDAY, the lltb of Noyem.
brr, vii sall ou the premises, tracts #
land foruery Owned h> v De-. Massey. now
decrased--one conaolu- $50 ,rre~. IN.
lng the lands Of Thomas Currton, It,ury
Massey, aud Mrs. Arm Grass lord-aud the
other, bounded BY tive laud> # Jno. Cook,
John Bauur, " m, D.hacN anH jas, Steele,
to BE- Sold batoren - and O'Clock, On
credit OF - months.
Also, on Monday. the 18Th. Nlll sell on
the premises, the p aaau,o ,oomtrN own
ed bv Nancy Boalu41t, CONTAINING about
Il5 ceres, iutuml the lands of Col. Au.
Au>us Alexander, D., Stephen F.<, Mrs.
Susan Smart. aud W.. Couk-ar the u,u.
al aour--ou ~ months credit.
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state OF Norsll-Caroiina.
Meektcabtfg County

-I'thtfuUAfg tUUHfy
'HNHlo day, personally appeared bet
me, an acting Justice Of he Peace,
Needham ArriieId, and made oath 10 due
torm OF law, that he has lost or pislali 4
note of hand on james + Asbnry, of tie
amount of twenty five dollars, due June,
1896, subject 10 a credit Of twenIy dollars,
dated l2th Of August, 1896.
NJ. W. ALEXANDER, Up.
Sept Is, 1887. ,67
All persons are forewarned I,sding foe
said note n. ARMtIELD.
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Ia this town, on the 24th instant, FRANCIS
IRWIN eldest son o. M. JohH Irwin, sgcd -
wears. after a severe illness Of u DAYS.
GA the 22d INST. at the Huu>e 81 James II. pa-
Wis, IN tins comfy, WILLIAM J. WEBB, aged >
wears 6 months and % days, onlt son OF the late
Thomas and jane Webb,
In Shelby county, Tenn. Of CongesIive Fever.
on the oath uit, Mrs, MARY c. RUDlSlLL
copsosto Jonas {. Rudsill Formerly of tins county.
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NOTICE.

xAEpY Virtue Of Decree fromEge
sissl y y the Court Of Equity, w,li-G
expose to Public Sale, al the Courthouse in
Charlotte, on the Tuesday Of our next Coun.
N Court, beng the 24lh Of October next,
the following valuable property, VIZ Ooe
lot. known ~ The chart of said Town by
NJ. =, On Frgde Street, formerly owned
b, Richard ). Diuklns- ne OF the most va.
uable unlmproNed lots IN ChafIolie--on q
credit Of eight months, with bond and ap.
proved security.
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GDarIDffE
Friday, September I'D, 1897.

CAUIlON.-The Notes Of the old State
Bank OF North CarollDa, and of the old
N-wbern Bank, will not be redeemed after
the Isl day Of November next, and will con.
sequenlly be utterly worthless after that day.
They are now paid a, the counters Of all
the Banks.
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ores, on the waters of Steel Greek Ionug
the lands # Gen. fhos. & Polk, John h
Greer, II beet Irwin and James Rtgham,
Formerly owned BY James NeetN, nov d.
aud sold for the benefit If partition among
his heirs. on n credit of 2 nouths, the pur,
chaser giving bond and approved security.
DR.. DUNLAP, c. ME-.
Sept. ~, 1886, t6a Price adv, So
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RELIGIOUS NnrIcF

The Moriah Baptist Association ill commence
in the Town Of Charlotte, on Saturday the 7th
day of October next, and continue four or i've
DAYS. Tho situation is beautiful and well ABDUCTED
for the accommodation of large number-thoso
who may wish TO camp on the ground will find il
very suitable
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SEPT. I5h, 1887.
NOTICE.
80
49, EEEA

P.S. Also, oue eAtfa ne Horse and Bug.
gy val be kept, exclusively for the benefit
of the Youth and Gentlemeu that are in
love and fond Of gallamca, as it Is belitved
TO be successful sit'alion 10 b. placed ~,
and IN all cases au extra charge viii be
inate. Col. II. W. Alexander agent.
Sept 25, le37 65tf
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Effects Of Sudden FortDRe.-A French.
mau named that berlaIn, polshcr III Sur
rey street, Blacklimrs, having received a
legacy ofl000i become so overioyed that he
and his wife took to excessive drink, aud
having quarrelled the husband first kill
ed the wife aud then strangled himself.
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NOTICE.

n INTEND to put the law in force against
- any and every person, who shall here
after buy from, or sell TO, any Of my negroes,
any article, without a written permit from
me. give this notice, that those not ac-
quainted with the law, may examine il and
know the penalty.
WM. DAVIDSON.
Sept I5th. Is3I t6a
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GLORIOUS WEIG VICTORY!!
1000 Guns tor Maine!

WHAT saufce oi qualification 10 every Wing,
who has beeu eonlondiag for years, against the
,nisruie OF The Federal Government. thus 10 see
the People awaking, as from leltatgy, nd speak.
ns as ii were, in voice Of thunder. 10 our rul.
ef.--"yod have been tried ia the balance aud
ouod Naaling." Verify, lb,s change IN Maine
y ~ cause sml,ing OF knee. nroag our Baal.ha.
zos's al Washington. The following letter from
lhe correspondent Of TIN National Inic!Ggeacor,
conveys the pleasing intelligence
Nrw YonK. StPr. II.
Mann l. ogRs, KENT l. tLEL IED! You
may sound toe trumpet loud and bong. Thc,c is
100 d9oat nov. have held back with the great
est incredibly. did no, believe il possihe to
shake ibls tower 81 the Administrations strength.
anew the Administration iofecs there 10 be ar
ranggd on tho New York patent ucus plan. with
m4chieo5y perfect. aud the Safe 10 BE- one u the
.lItitst OF he si4h.neeAed--a i1in.si,ier Of New
Hampshire, imprssn4b'e as Gibraltar, thought.
Bot Af. Van Barren sent his Loco Foco VI sage
tuete low days before the election, anG ttlc Peo-
pie are mora. ara rel3- ,ous People. aud, bcev-
ng thai COR Institutions, IS pouuGcd hy the greai
others ~ oHr couulry SIRE gond enough for Their
eai,drtu--4 bhaflng 40 Fanny Wight Loco FOco,
hsrd euacy.Doosahna, wherever that pest.len.
ital Niss age ies, on the wings Of tho wind, 1t
Ner,, team The g pi,ul, At blasted Van Burensm.
T. II tau,d haye reached the pa~satoaquoddy, the
scgtts % i WOULD have been larger but az il stop
ptd IA ilo P,npb-Co,, The story told TIL there.
Tvs REvourloN ~ ASTOUNDING Ii asnszts eve.
~ bds. /, j. tie greatest political victory, re-.
nicmtering The obstacles 70 contend wuh-tht
Cu,ioul.house officers, sea-arilhg and land gitt-
Iae-'bc posl oihees, nsii contractors, the hord,s
state effects, a-c iapd oticets, surveyors, 81.
Ever Von Th,-e officers ihrous the whole OF
" me from he Pss~adumkcag q the ChaudIere.
"a Csnada; ron the MadrNaska 20 Pisca,squa.
I'm, txC g1CTEo. A victory 80 unexpected, aud
80 es,s3tlt, ans rs me.
base letters from OIL parts OF The State. 4
gsnilcmsn ou hpard The steamboat Ncle England,
rnn tae kenu,beck TO Boston, writes n,e, We
have returns ia toll except eigh, towns Kent
= 'ar, has 34,p0S Pirhs 32,s7!, Ken, i, elected
~ -E1 ypi,s 81 lority. Il Iolsl" The eight towns
81 %. be,rd from gave, last ear, no Wig votes,
aud 6 al ulntslfalion. The Van Buren, papers
a'l si.a or PARKS, aud say there is prUrtaOiy no
choice
IL ibe Senate when fall there are q Senators.
As vet, the Wing have |, and the Loco Foros
II one 10 Cumberland, one IA Hancock and Wash
ag'un, sud enc ia Pcaob,cnt doubtful. As 10
rWa DISTRICTS there is probably no choice the sem
ale VII depend upon the House, which now stands
Sc Wing. i2 Loco foeo 81 more to be heard
from. The members TO come 10 viii be Van Bu.
rem, twotlirds &C them; bat IA the second tral
the Wings. flushed With victory, viii carry the
day. There is but little doubt that the House will
be Wing
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vs. a. RAlED from the subscri.
ID - Der, on the 9th inst, while
gSN attending the Camp Meeting at
ss-zszszass Gideon Camp Ground, ches.
nui ro.ne Mare, two years old past, with
bluzed face, one white fore leg, and white
spot on the fore part of each hind leg at
the knee--no other marks recollected. ANY
person taking up said mare and informing
me OF IT, shall receive the above reward
Any information concerning said mare, If
directed TO me at Orrsvilie p. o., will DO
thankfully received,
MATHEW MCALIn
Sep,. "a, 1897. lwr
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-oBEY Oh RESIGN "

Tie pap.t- Throughout the Union are
.pas lc the Richmond T. qutrr the
te'H u u-ieg ins,se terms ~ the PIE.
ams There are Gmudy md BfoSu
>'anse --sa,ue ten Senators, who ore
.cmanfy 10 the si-hes IL their con
as, 10 &h0m he gteat champion 81
esl uaht Il Instruction sbatld -.
a,s ORDER obey ~ re-lan. tini be-
H-hc - alenI on she sutleci, a.
a4he i 90 lhe Democracy ~ NUN
sDco the Western elrctmn. --R.
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II ~. CalAosn--The whole administrator
PARTY were Replacing at report M, 10 circulation
hf d letter writer of ono Of the Baltimore papers,
tbhi NJ Calhonn had como out in favor Of the
measures recommended by the President IN his
Message. Although NJ Calhoun had been abused
by the party as a Nuli6ug Bank FedsralIs'--as
.,pn as this report was put in circulation they
shouted inaus Of jly 10 him, and we're ready to
give him the necessary washing to make him a
ieuo Democrat. Bu, their Joy is rather short lived
as the reader may Judge from the following sx-
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1rceagrr From tic fsIlaaiog Mte.le, TO-
pied isn tho N.licnsl elsIig,neer ,,at readers
ell hata ta,i Congress a. yc,. has done nothing
tow "a relieving Che eoaatrl
When. amer ,hc uppeafsnoe of tic Pfcsidcors
Proclamation eoewn'rg Congress the quc>'ipD
v4. tk.d ~ IS, .. u frequently sls, "whsi ait
Congress DO ehtn toes uur' !" so alsays an
sacni e ihr daappnlnfmont 81 ueatlg MI qai.
r,r., Nothing ut thr felss' Of ths country, What
sgrt Temporary exp aiet3s mas be found pece,sa.
~ a. carry ga The t,tetrnWtuf.' We lorrsav
tbat tbs ruling pINer. wuuid 20, have suffered
enough. ib1t thef Aauld nn, hp Sufficiently con.
VINO, o. tb,t o3a errors. hy the ume eli the a.
sgmhnn Congress, either Q" fepouncc or repair
them. Tin lheuagr Of thr Presidents Message
% Congress lu,iih.d opf apPehensions Bot 4
tbat bsn been tss cxnifeiL little observation ct
the movements 10 tangtcs- leaves no douo, that
thf 'ue has poi e cons or our rulers dong any
thing out What j. absolutely necessary, tor their
o-u sak,, TO keep the machine OF Government
lryn falling 10 piocrs.
We b.v, sttised II tic close of the third week
Of tAa Exra.S ,sion, AID, except the sanction giv
en- lev aae Hsu.p to a tempnfar, issue Of paper
none, hy o., Treasury, nothing has been done. d
The grave ,Ud we,gbi5 matters, iur thc con,idcru,
rs,lat ehitH Re were informed BY the Pfesdcnrs
MessAre an. Extra Session was necessary And
rvfu tm. Treasury rote hlll lies last asleep IN The
House 81 Representatives 4 serious be; mcfoe-
tual tdsr Vas usGe iudrcd ~ Tho chairman OF
thc Committee ii WAYS snd VI ans, Yesterday &C
i,rnuan, io rouse that boil, a. action tor he IN
iorrred ths House that Il something wasnol done
wi'hia week the Treasury must stop The
Ilau.t adjourned, notwithstanding this urgent ap.
pal.
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|qap 5lloaing Is a capital eommcat, and
venture TO say, the b.,t that sal be
t.. We copy It tfom tho National In.
rseer az the 9Th ,osl.
|4fL ulALOGuE-rNr. ? n " ysstsrday
1. Aoe you from the Cam,o, :
b. y.
1. Dl1 yoa hear the Message
:. Yes.
4. What Is us color
ID. | don't kno~ what's lis color, bot |
I lIi you is sdupe.
Is. What !
r. G!obtlar,
A. Thea is color i headaR green.
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- rncn.IsM DEFINED.

1000 Fono'isM pbflNtn
l,..a the d. fliioas Of Loco foco pc.
,h,, we have ever read, tie follow
~, The Unca IN. ~ Observer, Is
,.ao,rably the best. A man might write
|,mss on the subject, aud not bit the truth
.,b-Aler. Gazette.
|,ps,, Is Loco Foco "A Loco Foco,
81 nresent acceptalion OF the term, IS
na satisfied with any thug that ex'
/ 81, IS in favor Of an equal distribution
,aoer,g. an upronting Of the institutions
= cou,rry, aud the substitution OF some
Us and impractlcable fancy ot has
!, their strad. He proiessts TO be IN
q EQUAL Rights, Equal Privileges,
!, Final Lass,n BY which he nraDs,
H.. privileges, and laws, which wll
h.. b,m A. rcb. as lnflueullal, aud as
.,,.n,,al as his more industrious, pru.
NM pofseyenug aud thriving neigh.
srhoui any particular talents or ex
sof L,s own. A Lacn Foco wants
c,,.,r,ulion; he desires that there
IA 10 pa credits; that all debts should
es,. ~ honor; that 90 nan should be-
.,,,r n himself; that We should have no
l.mo al exchanges bu, gold and silver;
|, n. uhole form Of society and gov
neat shsnl BIZ changed, and tina, they
IN have the privilege Of cnncoeiIng g
81 II i a restless, uusaiIshad NOR.
sa{ tuuii be- have all his HEARTS desire
las. bc w0aId srumble to morrow Just Us
|. n as ever.
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..,,.,t IF the effects Of the Expert
SUI, L.h has worked so disaslrously.-
" w. 20 other points IN the Message TO
~ %. 10 shall r.-Rdormer.
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Dentistry.

hR. J. LEE viii visit Charlotte, Con-
= cord, and Salisbury, in 9 short time.
Notice Of his arrival wall be given.
Sept %, 1887. 65T
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Bank Convention The Bank of the
State Of North tarnltna has agreed to unite
IN the proposed Bank Convention, with the
view Of FIXING upon day for The resumP
ton of specie payments. The Presden;
and Directors oi thus Bank, we understand,
regret that an earlier day vas not fixed NJ.
on for the meeting Of the Convention. They
are prepared at any moment 10 resume,
when the Banks generally shall enter upon
the measure. We do not believe there is
n bank in the Union in sounder condition.
1t is fact highly credltabo 10 the Dlrec
tory of this institution, that OF the so lie
posite Banks, according to the Report oi
the Secretary of tho Treasury, only two
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l'Oarseipsa--Wi th this Number commences
iho Eighth year since the Journal was establish.
ed IN this place. We take this opportunity Of re.
turning our sincere thanks To our friends Tor the
encouragement zee have received, and We hope 10
meri, continuance during the coming year.
Ia our province as an Editor Of pnblic jour.
mel We have differed IN sentiment, as respects the
management OF tho affairs of the nation, fron
aany who respect, and would be glad to coop
crate with, bui Ne were opposed 10 the past I'd
mInirtrsiion before i, came into existence as
Se believe from principle. and since il has passed
aud aew Que commenced, ut,jtr the promise Of
tolosiag It's " footsteps" VIC have seen nothing
TO change oa' asns"...,.an, bat much 10 confirm u
10 our course We we're at one TINS 10 a lean mi.
uofity.-eyen North Carolina was sgansi us--bul
aba, is The prosp,ct no@ 1--if changes continue
As Ihey have begup. IA a few months, the pre-en,
ad,ninis,rst,un sill not have left even loop to
hang doubt uPap" S ing ili-, aud believing
ia the purity Of oar Infections, se shah continue
during she oNming yeaf to raise our feeble soios
-gAiaH eottap',an 10 h.gh place.. and We call up.
oa ouf Wing ,riSuds sustain Us.
A. the commencement Of TIC Eighth Volume,
propo,sd TO enlarge our paper to en- imperial
.ll and iiii aSs oar 6fn intention, but eireum.
s'aoees byond euf control have prevented as at
MI. tiase from carrying uur uisl. into execution
our 'sadet, al know To VIA, &c aIlnde-and az
VIC can pto,nisc al ,hs ta,e =, a. soon as tho PC.
spoisry pressure ia Ibe country is removed, snd
tiu6aeaec established. 10 enlarge our psPor
3J'Oa "wednesday lsss, toe Reginont Of Cavsl-
~. sedcf the command Of Cob WA " Grer, the
~ Regiment Of volnr'cers. under Lirut Col q is.
~, saJ tho G-,h Regimen, Of Nii,is, uader Col
Slosa. eerr reviewed by Bds. Gen. AIl5n. The
dsy aas iae ia che occasion. bot rather do.ty.--
TIE CsysIry made their usual 6ne aapeapnce,--
Toe yolaut lrgimeni DID DOT ra,sc 70 fre an
-prs4taa-e =. usual. o~,cv TO the e.sbandigg Of
tfy'ai epmpau,es br.qneiDF to tive arc sorf,
10 SCI ia TANKS ~ tiio. The N,!ita n4dc their
8,a.l appearance. ARE number of tho Eir
scx cousc,ocrdd8 20 rniisru Tie scrne with Jbcif
irtscucs--thc,f appearance vas even more fufml-
d,bls ,kao our military it,eut.. The das eaned
"a sraeul sey scci5eni. a. far As We haye heard
4, Govt Martial heid ,lsr ilie parade BY
lle o,ieer. 81 tie regiment Of Cavalry, sc under.
sand 90 Gryrr resigned ia. eomnis.isu. The
a,l.osag c.,eers eefc linen elected Jna. O Wat.
t.c- God Cap3s Ajax. G. p4si., Lieu. Col, and
Z "a. \ Gfier, Mp.