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SENATE.
ThnrSff1n jan. s.


After reading the Journal, VI Mehane rose and
addressed The Serate, as follows:
Ma. SPEAKER 1T has fallen to my lot, TO per-
form tn melancholy duty Of announcing 10 tho
Senate The death u one OF is members But few
short days since, George W Mute omery, mingled
with US III this Hll--mst each olns With the slale
Of Joy On his lace Election beaning IN his eye
ard with the cordial grasp OF friendship Buoyant
with The cheering prospects Of soon returning to-
render an account Of his Stew ardsbip Ia his ap-
proving consntnents--ot again receiving under
his protection beloved vile aud dariHg child
he was animated with all the noble feelings pecuIi-
10 generous souls But alas! where are all those
fond anticipations and where is he whose bosom
was warmed BY their Indulgence? He lies cold
and inanimata as the senseless clss--enyeloped
IN the solemn shroud. II is mol necessary for me
10 remind the Senate who knew hiln so we'll of
the many endearing and ennohling qualities o, his
heart, for the enlistment Of sympathieS already
sufficiently awakened. BY this awful visit1 iva Of
Providence may say of truth, the State has lost
one Of its best eu2ans-the county of Hertford a.
yiglian and faith al Representative; and his ami
able and atfeetioEate family, what language can
paint their Bereavement What tongue can tell
the hopeless anguish Of the tathsfless child, and
widowed Wife
Mr. M@bane then submitted the following Re-
solutions
WHEREAS the Senate has learned with deep re-
greet, the death Of George W. Montgomery, Sena-
tor from tAs eougty o. Hertturd,
Be /: further RtS0lred, tba. message be sent
to the House OF Commons informing that hedg of
the melancholy event, asking them TO unite with
the Senate in psying The last honors to The deceas
ed and in raising joint Select Committee OF four
from each HOUSE, whose duty it shall be 10 super.
intend the Fune. al ceremonies.
Rssolpsd, that IN testimony Of the high respect
which this body entertains for the virtues of the
deceased, they will wear The usual badge ofmourn.
ing for the space of thirty DAYS.
TIE Resolutions were unanimously sdopted,
and Messrs Mehane Spruill, J. W. Bryan and
iiargr~e being appointed Com,sitee, the Senate
adJourEed.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Journal beiug read, a Message was rsceiv.
I'd from tie Senate, transmitting Resolutions an
nouneiag The death Of George W Montgomery,
the Senator from Hsrtford. which had heon adopt.
ed BY that cody The Resolutions having been
read, and the question being their passage,
Mr.. Rayne- rose and sad, that ID responding to
the Resolution just read, be was performing duty.
which he would not call paintul-ior it was at all
times, painful 10 contemplate the scene Of death
but one which was rendered dogb.y painful 10 him,
from the associations connected wlth the event IL
is true, said Mr. Z. nay COLLEAGUES, IL Lac Senate, U
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SENArE.
.Noaday, January ,, 1887.


Mr., ]. W. Ryan, rom The judiciary Commit.
tee, 10 whom tic suec, bad becl referred, report
"a bill 10 restore any person convicted OF an in
famous crime b the rights Of citizenship. iu-
torites such person. three years alter conviction,
10 tic p-,i.Ion ~ ii. Supetlur Ccur., w!4eh tn.
hunal tl4li have jurisdiction u the case Read
fist ilMe and passed,
Tie following easrossed bill from the Gem
nous was read three times and ordered to be en-
rolled, To Incorporate the Franklin Turnpike
Company.
The revised bills concerning apprentices con-
cerning rivers and creeks, and concerning sherfls,
were read three times, the latter amended, pas
SD aud ordered TO be enrolled,
Tbs bill 10 amend the several acts Of Assembly
prescribing the time to pay Tor entries OF land IN
this State, was reported from the Judiciary Com.
mttee by J. W Bryan, with an amendment lex
teud,ng the time tor she payment Of moneys due
for entries, ON the 18th Dec. 1887, to the 18th
Dec. 1855 passed three times and oFGered 10 be
engfosssd.
Mr.. Marsteller presented a communication from
Owen IIolmcs, Esq, declining TO accept the Office
of Judge. conferred upon han at the present SEES
sion which was read and ordered to be transmit
ted TO the Commons.
The engrossed bin to amend the Chatter of the
Cape Fear, Yadkiu aud Pee Dee Rail Road Com.
pany, was amended, on motion Of MIR. ]. w. Bry-
an, passed It's third reading, aud transmitted 10
the Commons s1r their concurrence il the amend.
ment.
The hour Of II having arrived, the Senate, on
motion Q, NJ. Edwards, proceeded to the order Of
tie day. M,ssrs Edwards aud Bryan CarleFet,
were appointed Committee to wait on the Hon.
Mr.. Memninger, Commissioner from the State OF
South Carolina, and invite him TO seat prepared
for him in tbs Senate Chamber, Nhersupon the
bill! to confer bank"g privileges on the stockhold-
ets Of the Louisville, Cincinnati aud Charleston
Rail Road Company, was read the second time;
when Mr.. Memmlnger rose, and addressed The
Senate at considerable length, and With great force
and eoquenee, in support OF the measure, and IN
explanation OF the object of his mission. After
he concluded his remarks, the senate adjourned
uatil o'clock. p. VI.
HOUSE OF COMNONS,
Mr. Moore presented bitl empowering the
Halifax aad Raleigh Rail Road Company, 10 sub
scribe thar stock to the Wilmington and Raleigh
Rail Road Company which passed It's :lrstreading.
Mr. Moore, from the Committee on the Revised
Code, reported the following bills, which passed
their first reading, via A bill concerning orclbe
entry and detainer; bill cnnesrning the amend
meut of process, pcadlngs and other proceeding.
a, law aud bill concerning county revenue and
county charges.
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Gold Vino for AaIr.

Et LII b. sold, on Tuesday the 9Th
INST, at the Cour House IN Char.
FN' being Tuesday Of the County Court
~ valuable Panlatnn Known ms the
PATTERSON Mine, lying on the Potter
~ y % lu miles from Charlotte. Terms
|ada Known on the day of Sale.
LEWIS nINhiNs.
VIM. ROSS.
jan & 1897. asa..
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Saturday evening last, On tho road
from Caps HILL 10 Charlotte, a small
sket Bo's, continuing a SUN of uaney .
ne unfortunate ioser, t~ho IS . poor hard
|"ts'og man. with family to s.pp,rt J
nd give liberal compensation 81 the tod
/ by making application 3, ,he Pfatins
W. ia Charlotte. The munry lie Peck
Book can be described to the !iades's 4a,.
|fsrilm.
Jaa 3. 1886
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Legislature of NcreIl.suroiir.a.
-coarlLGD RON THE REGIsf..a AND s3AA
SENATE.
SATURDAY., Dee. 81.

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TEIlIS:

TWO DOLLARS, il paid III advance.
Two Dollars and tiiiy Cents. IL no, paid within
|hrce months.
Three Dollars, if not paid until the end of the
|ear.
A failure 10 "oi.fs the Editor Of a irish 10 DIS
|oiaas, al The rad u ths year, plu be considered
j. a Hsp eagOgsmai,
u Advertisements Inserted II the usual rates.
dgeai--Msjor X. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
goat ior the Journal, and Is saihofix, To receive
honey and give receipts IN my naIne. I. J. II
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'sIc Ccnfs Kcsrard and no
thanks.

ANYWAY from tho subscriber. on
the s'h instant, an indcnted apprentice
'he carpenter trade, by the name of Isaac
|e"o"ef, about Il years Of age. All per.
|"s are iorewarned harbor,ng or trading
P'h SAID apprentice rs the law will be en-.
1oo against any one who NAV do SO.
Jan. II, 1887. av IN
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
JANUARY, san sun uon.,.s nu.s..s
fs1- rises sets "'pN = iHAcIA>.
NOTICE.

lU,ilE undersigned. having qualified as
n Executor of the last VIII and Tesla
kent Of W. Morrison. DECREASED; This is
i notify ail pcrsous indebted 10 said Tesla.
bfs Esss,c to come forward and sctlle, and
pose having claims 10 prrsen! them within
he time prescribed by Law, OF tins notice
] M be plead in bar of their recovery.
JOS ii. Wilson. LIZ
ysa. 1887
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Sfrayet

SkON the subscriber, near
. MA Charlotte. on tho I'll lusf.
ss1 small roam Mule, between 3
y years old--lt is OF dun color, with a
ose spot about The SIZE Of dollar on the
u side Of tho neck about where the fore.
~ OIL Tim collar would work. Any person
h'ng up said mule and informing the sub.
t'oer shal! receive So for his trouble.
EVERETT STEWARD.
8a' u, keSI 2sff
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! sill sell a, the Plantation o .said Morn.
b., two unies South. west Of Charlotte, on
(amrlay, the 2lst instant, the stock OF Cat
T. and Hogs nov tn hand. Farming ulca.
tis quantity Of Ryughness oi dttlvren,
binds, good Road Wagon. and iifsl rate
|oke of Oxen aud Cart.
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Mr.. Graham, from the Committee on the Sur.
plus Revenue, made detailed report Of the sari-
Gus subjects referred 10 then, together with bill
TO appropriate the public monies which shall b. re,
eeived by this State. The bill vas read the first
time and passed and on motion ol Mr.. Crawford,
ordered 10 be printed.
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tufe aud de.aIne the reputation of states.
man, whose friends and constituents they
never seriously hoped to ALLEVIATE.
1t was against such things, aud in behalf
of man, second only IN Tcnaessee 10 Jack.
son hiasseIf We exerted ourselves during the
late political struggle. To defend, and thus
defending, TO AID III eleyailus vIfiuous ciil-
Ecu oil icnaessee-to resist The election OF
d candidate brought out booted and spur.
red, to ride the people legiiimately by the
grace Ot-the President Of lie United
States aud tho General Observation-Disclosures
were the great objects that animated our
hearts, aud cheered our doubtful latOrs.
And nov thai the battle is fought aud LOST,
aud whilst the shouts Of victory rise N dea
ienlng peals through the lon. lines Of lrl.
umphdnt Toe, We envy not their 10y. 80
Rome through all her provinces shouted,
when the emperor exhibited 10 the cohorts
and people, young Cesar, clothed III rlch.
eel purple heir 10 t.e.s masters fortunes
and his throne.
Living under the forms of free govern.
meni, standing at tie head Of Il Tree press,
without intending unnecessary uF,.nce 20
any oue-We have delivered our se,tf,re,t.
With becoming holiness. We have MI sno.
ken, indeed, without first mc4.afia. our
thoughts, and coupllu. tie cost, aud W
here again proclaim, that nfr,oee. corc1n
ton, bargain aud base ttafiic iof n,gb Offices.
are fast substllut.u. Tic ia fashioned form,
Of CONDUCTING aud concEl,uy our pou,i,.,
elections. [ ulcss III. l,eople s9e.d,ly a,,aka
from their stupor. and :. H. !. Tho ,,..c.s .
the far teuoie IT freedom raj i, ia
tolls and esa.,,.ted v,,l,.,I.. tto..d - ~.
ra!lapt sire, mu,i n t-w ,ao,a a.,
Seuefa,,ass c,m,it. -, 49, IA -
aud,
like the bgseles. f.b,ic efa vision.
Lave nuI wreck bcAia1"
We turn from this painful contemplation
and hasten 10 the ciosIug subject oi these
remaiks. SIR. Van Buren, wiIl soon be.
come tie constitutional! head and uraan oi
tac Repuo!c-.ur good " .ot GU. il bis
country, time will prove. 81 no period of
his ME, politically syrakng, have We r4ua
I'd among uls admirers. We graz. BIN. IL
IS true, talents and capacity, perhaps OF The
ifst order. But We dotest the schoo! n
ahich he was educated, auI abl.or the SIS.
ten 81 tactics III when be is yefscd, anu
which he has always % sh..fplly practised,
t>-1Y-"e all lor oi.lce aud power; nuiAlne e.,
principle. =
dence, n lie col;st q u long aal ac..ve
career, he has studied the catcch,sus, aud
+" broke brcat aud drank vine with mos,
OF The antas oUs! political sccls that have
III tlde.tA tkt. fnnDrrt. Nm. =, ,...,...,.
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iii ,,,,l,,, ,,.v of this subject, Via Il
n,,,, some io,c-, j. Is this We ha,t PIE
!, ;il,,, ,en,plaiats, a.d OF as long standing, a
'. ,.,,,n,neuis II Biazil. PeIu, Chill Gu
~, ,e,rzucla, &c ualor. DC. " h, has no src-
...., been sent .. hem, 10 demand prompt m
aJe, the re,.air, OF immediate war; Why
.r.,;nc,iynf Will not foreign nations, aud all
.,,;,l uep. say, five pursue towards nations oe-
.,,,uy idrnt,calt. the same position, course 50
.,,;,,y diarfe-t, thai le,o are motives AT the hot
II an, cosllaci, othri than those which appearon
s.,s,ce-a.,,,iyes which We are either ashamed OF
-, "a anew, Willnot desire To Interfere III be-
,.,fol ie Texan Republic aud perhaps To extend our
-. nuIs. by indirectly assisting in Wrestling from
a.,,co large aud desirable portion Of her territory
,a,,utcd 10 ns--aud If without justice, surely moi
ai,hout pausib'lity
~, are aware that. III qu stiois oft. character,
ii man whose voice Is for war; Is generally deem
i III, bosr patrio-but his clams TO tins appcllation
h., Weighed, in tho scale of reason, At least OF 4
u,.b,,ul character. He is the hes, patriot, in
inv who promotes the best interest. OF his country.
l. the Use OF the best means. War, in its milIcst
farm, is \ 30 siye injury and curse 10 all engaged IN
tn the conq,, ror, his brow dcckcd with blood,
.,rah,. not less than 10 llc conquered, In. limbs
catered with chains. II should therefore, be avoided
.beoc,er i, can be, with due regard TO other cir
,pIn,anccs. We are opposed To war with Mexico,
b,rausc we believe that wal is unnecessary. We
.x,rrss this OF inion. and sa'c lie grounds upon
icL is buscd lcarl, sslv, because believe Tie
,ublc interests call for such 'cs on>c to tie Pres
deu,.s Message. Bur, shouldthe constituted au'ho-
,;e, decade dill,rruy should the. believe Thar tie
measure Of our injuries is full, and only be
dressed nv sacrifice Of blood We s'i'll tic" be PIE
,reJ TO adopt Com. Drcatnr's sentiment, in lis
.onpra cns i've import.
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l" MET ". hope. however, thai ia. liorpla wir
VIII no" TIC slcedll, terminated, since Gen. Je,np
h's fesorted to savage trethe,,, IN aid Anlrrieaa
sAhi aud talor, 10 compass the destruction NJ the
HclhnoeS IL vii be strange, ii with Ills conhina-
ton OF straasem d.,ciplns aud bravery. AMI with
oseola IN his power. he should ,l be loh through
the swanps OF Florida like Il child following jach-
o'-lantern M irutess chase after Sun jones aud
Mteanory, aud the half-Starcd handful who ad
here TO THEN fortunes with a couslancv li.allinc
Spartan devotion and mtrepility. Aud III reference
to the Exploring Expedition, may be hoped, that
Com Jonts hayIn. retired in disgust from the com
nand and QUO OF the chit obstacles lis departure
beng thereby removed, the Secretary of the Navy
will throw no additional nnpadimcnts IN its way bur
VIII hereafter Cooperate sincerr, ia carving INTO
elect the object Of Congress which lie has 81 long
contryed Ia defeat b, the g,oSsrst diligence If not
by the most per,efse and contemrtYuus disregard oi
the authority of that body.
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tircaf Excitement In Congress, ON tho
Abolition QucstiOss.

Matters seem tnbe drawing to a crisis-znd il il
perhaps we'll thai th,s should dose Its time ,lsi
the Southern people ha6ie whether their gu~raniesd
rights hereafter Ia be rsspncied whether they
arc 10 be al the ,n,rr. OF tinaes and fools on the
other sife of the fpfonae The Cnion had ~ we'll
be dissolved by single blow, ~ by the gr,dual dcs-
traction of the great principles upon whIe il ~ bss-
ed and, without the race gnifion Of which il would
ncve, have been formed.
On the 10Th u,si. In the Senate, MIR. Swift ono Of
the Senators FROM Vermont introduced certain AMI
Slavery Resolutions adopted by the Legislature III
that Siatc--uron which Mr.. kng OF Alabaa,a. rails
ed the que,on of rec, f.ea. ,ieuouncug the reso-
buttons u. infamous I,5ol and insult on tho
soulb.e Mr.. calhom declared fl,nl the. question
WAS oneof lmon or DismI,on--and other men,ners
participated IN tie Il bate and the excitement. f.
na,, hnwescr, the Resolat ,nswcfc Withdrawn by
Mr., Swn.wlha notice that lie would presen, lbom
again on ruesdayn' xt.
On tl,e goth, Mr.. sa,.e If VI. navel . reference
o'yetious Ahouon ctions 10 the nitlee tho
Ds,ri,t OF Columbus eiH instructions report hill
aboI,. ling slavery TN District" In supporting
this proposition, lac braun discuss Le qncsieu Of
sava, "a TIC >ffjes, hatnne tagism particalafly.
when Nj. We interrupted ltuu, aud asked his col
lie CUES To lcna lire Tall With him. Messrs Holary
and Gnndand made sim,u appeal to the Gcore,a
delegation. Mr.. Rheti declared lhau the South CARROLL
derg alton had alreay deernlned on that
Cheat excitement confusion and disorder prevailed
when finally The npnsc adjourned. the South
eru members having Ia the nran time withdraw
aud assembled in one OF the committee roops. ~ CIR
decision was unknown ~ ON last datcs from WASH
ington bun anxious ~ re aa fel the peaceahle and
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OFFICIAL DOCI MENTS.

We have laid before our readers the Annual Re
ports from the Trcasur, aud Post Office Depart
mcnts and regret that shall not be able To
publish those from the War aud Navy Departments
hkewise-thc former especially, which is distinguish
ed. for its beauty and purity as a compositions; con
ilasting N this respect most .vorahiy only with
The official papers which few year, ago proc ccdcd
from that Department, bat aiso with the dn'l con-
fused and labor ed illusions OF one al least OF Setrc-
tary Ponsctt's p,esen, colleagues These Reports
however, oi the part. merely roiterdc the re-
commentators of the Presidents Message, and am
pity the arguments by which they are sustained
aud enforced
Secretary Poinsett enters into a long, though TO
our mud far from satisfactory explanation OF the
causes which have p,olratted tl,e Florida war and
Secretary Dickerson hbo,s, with equal anxiety, and
with even less success. to account for the crcnms,n-
ces BY which the departure Of the South Sea Explor-
ing Expedition has beenso long delayed 1t VIII be
d'lhcult TO satisfy the public that there has not been
cupabe msmanao ement say the least OF 1t, ia re-
'"'on TO the former, and still more culpabe disre-
gard OF the laws, proceeding from the hostility o
secretary Dckesou to the Exploring Expedition
of to the officer selected to command it. III relation
10 the latter. The difficulties. in both cases. but es
Pec'ai'y IN reference TO the Exploring Expedition
are such as might easily have been surmounted-
exaggerated aud enibellisLcd as they have been
really do not to be so very Formidable, rs
'-'su.ts VIC should be otlIeiNise compelled
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COvcORD ACADEMY.

FNIE exercises OF tbs Seminary for thu year
1 1888 vail commence The lst oil February,
and efn,nale on the 3olh oi Novrmber--Tbc price
II BIO al and tuition including Washing bedding and
iuel Will be 81 90 ior session Of mopths payable
IA advance. The course al instruction eiubfaces the
Languages aud Sciences generally, md IL designed
Ia prepare Student, thoroughly Ion COLLEGES aud
Universities. There are vt present atew vacancies.
which II will he desirable 10 fill with youths whose
cducatlons are intended 10 be liberal scale.
la announcing the Intention of iesun,ng then vo-
cat on the subscribers tender th",r acknowledgements
to lhen patrons. Tor the grateful sense which tho,
manifest al thu Improvement of their sons aud wards
As 10 the genel II chaacttrof the lnstuiion refer
cner l. maleto Professors Bonn, Harrison.
Emmett Tucker, aud DAVIS. olthc L nivelsits e Yin
gina.
The SEMINARY is easy of access Ia Students com.
ins from the North, from the South. BENG sinus
ed about : miles from the Richmond and Ftedcr-
ich sburr rail road. Letters addressed Ia either Of
the Subscribers and directed 10 Concord Aeadenis.
Cmonc County. will he promptly attended toe
\. &. COLEMAN.
+. W. COLEMAN.
}. u. COLEMAN,
Dec. - tl5F
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Classical, English and Mathemat-
ical school.

IyIIE next session of the subscribers school will
commence on Monday the LIST OF January next,
and terminate on the 3lst OF May. The course OF
instruction will comprehend the Greek, Latin,
French, Spanish and Italian Languages, Ancient and
Modern History, Ancient aud Modern geography
Na,url Philosophy, Mathematics including Ari,lI-
metic, Algebra, Plane q Solid Geometry, Plane and
Spherical Trisononletry, Surveying, Comic Sections
and several other applications Of Algebra to Geome-
try, together with all the branches OF the English
Language usually studied III schools
Every pupil will be considered as engaged from
the ,ay of entrance the end OF the session. unless
otherwise specified.
Tuition fees tie same as heretofore. -
JNO. CARY.
Drcc nb.i IS ii u
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GAlsD---'G'G THE LADIES.
.H.Efs.s.N a.. ~. sfRTO.v,
90 & q LII " q = E

4 burg aud rs vicinity that she has established
herself in his place, 10 practice IN the line OF OBJ
STETRlGS. She has enjoyed The advantages VI
an extensive practice IN loodon. aud has tesiinoui
ais from the london College OF Physicians to that
effect mud has also received license from tho
Board OF Medical Examiners ~ New Orleans, where
size ha, prartoed since her arrival IN the United States.
Madame burton Inns likewise testimonials OF the most
satisfactory character from Sr Charles Clark itle
Queens PLY sician1 DR.. Mefnman Df.t,ranville, aud
letters from adde's Of the hahest rank will bs shews.
vonrhhr tor her skill aud responsibility.
She respectfully solieiis apollion OF pubic pat
ronaee. She may beound, at present, at iheE-
nion Hotel.
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