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An immence hog is being exhibited at
Middletown, Butler co. OHIO. The exhib-
itor hus describes him:
THE HogBuck-eye" was pigged on the
l4h March 1884; is four feet two and half
inches high; measures eigh, feet and a
fourth inches round the waist nine feet
one and three fourth inches from snout to
tail 1.-THE latter is very short and curls !)and
weighs fifteen hundred pounds!
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10. Two ropes were also attached TO

hills. Two ropes were also attached TO
the bowsprit, by means OF which 20 or ~
,nen on each side. guided her with ease.
At little past 9 o'clock 4. NJ, all was
ready, and the word given to proceed
Some little difficulty occurred at the outset
but soon all was in order, and moving for.
ward with great regularity and ease. In
descending some Of the sharpest hills. it
was deemed expedient to place a part OF
the team in the rear TO prevent too rapid
a descent, 80 that for the greater part OF
the distance she was drawn by 80 Jokes OF
oxen, together with the aid afforded by
the men. The whole dined on the road,
and the oxen were baited which NECESSARY
" took up considerable time but still in
six hours from the first move, she was
safely landed on the ice some distance
from the warf. Not the slightest accident
occurred, nor the least disorder witnessed
during the day.
To these who never witnessed the like,
the sight must have been one of no ordlna..
~ interest to see vessel Of such size and
weight, proceeded by team so long, &C.
companied by such a crowd of men, and
all in perfect order moving slowly forward
with mai esty and ease, traversing hills
and values, passing through woodlands
and open plains plunging through snow
drifts, and skating towards the sea, had
indeed. quite an air of the sublime.
1t is proper to remark tina, this vessel
has been built and hauled, without the aid
or to speak more accurately without the
hndrance Of spirits. This accounts for
the perfect order which prevailed at the
hauling, and the safety and despatch with
which it was accomplished.
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Report says that Just before we came
upon the bridge, the driver was warned to
stop; and that he did stop his team about
one minute. This is not true as to his
stoppng.-the stage most assu-cdIy did not
stop. Whether the driver was "warned"
or not, is beyond my knowledge. lcer'ain
ly heard no one call. think there can be
no blame attached to the driver whatever.
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HYDRopHoBIA.-It is asserted by a re
cent Foreign journal, that it has been
clearly a-cer,aIned by the oblest veterina
~ practitioners and physicians on the con
tnen', that, ou' Of 100 cases Of reputed
hvdrophob a, scarcely one is true case,
the res, belonging TO malady by no means
dangerous or contagious. The alarm
which causes people hastily to destroy, in
stead Of lvlng the dog infected up, to as
certain The result. has hitherto prevented
the real nature Of the cases from beng
known Fear and lncautlous reports, have
also much contributed to spread the dis.
ease, by means Of the powerful operation
of the mind over the body. In certain
states in Germany newspapers ore forbid
to report cases Of canine madness, and
other violent diseases, on this account II
is known that in Prussia q false cry o.
mad dog" is often set up by magistrate.
in the game countries, in order to induce
the poor to destroy their dogs. The same
thing is done in England.
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state Bank OF Nor,h-Carolina.

VHt k>l An to d Resolution %. the
IL Stockholders Of tht- Bank, at their last
annual General Meeting, alt persons having
claims on said Bank lor Dividends of Cap.
tai or Proiits-Dcposlles, or Notes issued
hy the Principal Bank or lis Branches, are
earnestly desired TO present them for pay
mrnt to the Treasurer Of the Bank, on or
before the first Monday 10 November newt.
Otherwise, they will be barred, ~ the Stock
holders will then make a fnaI dividend Of
the effects of the Bank.
s. + PATTERSON, President
/ Raleigh, Dee. -, 1885. 3niB
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Curious Experiment IN Natural History,
A lady Of tue name Of Lnudcu, particu.
sfy attached to the study Of nature, had a
fancy to attempt to hatch an egg by the
natural heat Of her bosom. Having select
ed new laid one Of iayotltc breed, and
put II into a flannel bag, she placed II be-
tween her breasts, carefully attending at
night to secure that portion Of warmth ne.
cessary to perfect existence, during lncu.
baton. At leuglh the time came to re-.
leye the nalceut chick from the brittle Gel
e It's confinement, that moment was per
ceptible by the appearance Of It's hliIe bal
through the large end Of the sheIl--bu les
an INJURY should arse in the annual by to,
prccIpiate a wish 10 emancipale It from It
prison, The lady frequently applied a droI
Of water to the bill If her nursing. TIL a
asst it bad acquired strength to effect 1t
own dcIyerancc.
! II appeared IN every respect as perfec
Iasif il had been reared by lis natural moth
Ier; bu, lis foster parent, Dol thinking he
task finished, attended to lis feeding with III
Utmost asslduiy vlglanlly protected
from the coI4 y; and ~ due tune, had I'll
pleasure to Gqd II a fine henbIrd, Of periet
growth and beauty.
In the course Of three years il has la
. 300 eggs, aud brought up several brooc
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gyouse and Hot for Nale.
springs a. Dinkins.

rENIlE death Of MIR. Dinkins dissolyes tbs
n above firm, and renders il necessarv
Tor All Persons having any DEMANDS a.
palnst the concern, 10 present them for paw.
neut; and all those indebted 10 the firm.
are requested TO make speedy payment
All open accounts mol closed by "CASH
or NOT ES," between this aud next April
will be put in suit. The situation OF IT,,
concern viii no, admit OF long delay.
LEROY SPRINGS,
Svrriring Faunsr Of SPrings y DihliEl
Charlotte, 2eiA Oct, leJ6.
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,UESCEEIE.sEOsS y.



, ,be tnrpb stone erected over the Marquis c
Ar,lcs,,'. lee. iu.t at the battle of " alerioo.
Inscribed to Mr.. Channing)
Here rcsts-and let no saucy knave
Presume To sheer and laugh,
To l,arn that Wondering IN the grave
Is hid-a British calf.
For he who writes these lines is sure
That those Who read the whole,
VIII find such laugh was premature,
For here too lies sole.
And here FIVE little ones rcpose,
T. in born with other five,
Unhtcdcd BY their brother toes,
Who all are now alive.
A leg and foo, 10 speak more plain,
Rest here Of one commanding,
Who, though his wits he might retain,
Lost halt his understanding.
And when the guns with lhnnder ffaught,
Pour'd bullets thick as hail,
Could only in this way be taught
To give the Zoe leg bail.
And Low in England inst as gay
As IN the battle brave,
Goes, TO roui, review or play,
With one foot 10 the grave.
Fortune in vain here showed her spite,
For he will sill be found,
Should England sons engage in fight,
Resolved to stand his ground
But fortunes pardon | must beg,
She meant not 20 dlsartn,
For when she Topped the hcro's leg.
She did not seek his harm.
And bot INDUCED harmless whim,
Since be could walk with one,
She saw two legs we're lost Oh han
VI no never meant 20 run.
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From ia, SATURDAY Courier.
TIE RICH MANS DAUGHTERS.

BY \ LADY.
Il is often said that the tunes are strange
IL altered and certain II Is that the people
are. 1t VAS thought honorable 10 iabouT,
TO be constantly engaged N some active and
useful avocaton-but nov days, Il Is
thought honorable to be IDLE. There Is
much complaint Of the high prce Of every
necessary Of human eN,teGcH and with
much truth. But # the amount oil ldienesS
could be calculated with mathematical &C
curacy throughout cur extended republic,
allowing the drones ouly hast PRICE tur ser
vices they might perform, when others are
nov paid for--lt might not be an unsafe cal.
cuauan 10 put It down IL the who.e amount
now pald Tor provisions aud marketing 10
the L. ;. 1t Is DOT d little Inconsistent 10
hear parents WHINE about tne price ct pro.
VISIONS, while they bring up ther daughters
to walk the streets, aud eNpend money.
Ia one OF our grea, COMMERCIAL cities,
there resides a gentleman worth from two
Ito three mlhous &c dollars. Tie had thsce
dau- cutters, aud he required them alternately
to 90 INTO the kitchen and ,upcuniend IT.
domestic concerns. Health aud happln =,
T he saId, we're tnus promoted, besides be- ceu.l
not say, 10 the yIcI->lludes OF fortune, That
| they might not, ere they should close their
earthly career, be compelled 10 rely upon
their hands for livelihood and he could
saw that they never could become good VINES
and the proper heads OF family, uniI they
knew si,h practical experience al the econ
agiv x the household affairs. Oue OF these
daughters Is uow the lady OF a governor Of
oue If tie Slates-aIl are at the heads Of
very respectable tlm'ies-aud they carry
aul the principles implanted b; toair worthy
pirrur-winnlug and securing the esteem oil
ali around them.
I H.; the far daughters Of our country
+ draw lessons from the industries malrous OF
+ tie past. The companions Of the men who
Tough, the battles Of the Revolution were IN.
uured 10 hardship and accustomed To unceas.
NJ tot--aud % did they educate then
daughters. Health, cauieutmenr, happiness
and plenty smiled around the family altar
The damseI who understood most thorough
Iiy aud economically the management Of do
nestle matters, aud Who vas not afraid Il
pat her hands INTO the wash tub, for fear q
destroying the elasticity and d.mnug then
snowy whItenesS, was sar4nt bt the prud"E
Young men Of those aay- a. fit companion
for Ilfe-but nova das 5 TO learn the myste
re, Of the household would make our iII
ones faint away, aud 10 labour comes not Il
lhe code Of modern genlilty.
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SEQ Reward.

4 OSl or m.s!ud, a ea'rer Pocket Book,
II 90 the evening OF the 23d Of lpecem.
her, | SO. 10 the town OF { hIrlotte. Con
tents a. nar as can he I, mcmhcred as io
low, 10 vii: Oue note on jas K. Nrrly for
fac hundred dollars dated ~ The 10th 81
December. l-33. One on Gil. Plucknrl
Ia.dseil tor 200 dollars, GATE uol recoIle,t
Cd Our note ga " lHam ". Maker Tor
Sl60, date uni re,oilccled One note 90
Capt. James huupso1 for $40, date not
rrcuijecl,d. One uute on " ihAu Mon.
tei'h or : 20. dated on the a,h Il August,
l~36. Our letter from Cob \. /. taid.
ac,i to Cap. ia. \ BLACK II Cbryoke,
louWofhs-ai.u q Nae 81 SjI6 OF St1t
aud souc ceui, ia ms seli and rcceiptrd by
said B.aek Two or three receipts by l.,
Allen .pr near one hundred dollars each, hut
. tire exact amount 10, irco!,ecird nor dA'r
and humber of other papers GOT rcolirc'
q. Cash In,t IN the Book, l"enil t,,
Dollars, also three pieces IT Gold Bullion
PROBABLY ahou, 81 penny weights 10 all
ALT cne reward OF IWeuiS Dollar, ~
tie delivery Of .ald book ard the above con
cents at lhe Punling Otlce, and ak II,
questions. Al persons are lorcw1mcd no
~ trace Tor sad notes.
JAMES NONTEfTH
In 10 l-4- 4f
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Public sales.

M - 27,h instant, sfssS .
Hin ,,li offer al public sale, "
sAz=AsssA At the Ccurt House in --~~
Charlotte, the following valuable plantatous,
VIZ: Two tracts formerly owned by Freder.
ick Dnkins, living on the waters Of Sugar
Creek. One tract containing 450 acres,
subject to the Widows Dover, louing the
lanos Of Col. Augustus Alexander. Mrs. So
sauna Smart, Mrs. Obedience Dukns,
Henrv H. Glover, and Maj. Il. Wethers-
the land equal TO any IN the country. The
other tract, containing about 900 acres
without lncumbrauce, joining the lands OF
Henry H. Glover, Hugh Harris, Benjamin
Wethers and others, called the McRee tract,
also very valuable.
Al the same time and place, | will SELL
TO the highest bidder, the valuable plania.
ton, formerly owned by David Rhae, IN
sald County, ioinlng the lands OF Robert
Campbell, 'Thos. ]. Grier, Maj. Nethers
aud Robert Stuart, supposed 70 contain lou
acres. subject 10 the " dow's Dover.
Also, on Tuesday 2oth, VIZ the day fol
lowing. | will sell, on the premises, one
other tract formerly owned BY Ezra Alex
ander, lying on the waters OF Sugar Creek,
10 SAID County, joining the lands OF NaJ. b.
Morrow, James NcCulloch, Thos. y. Alex.
ander and others, containing lOl acres.
All the above mentioned lands viii be
sold BY virtue of DEGREES issued from the
Court Of Equity, for the benefit Of partition
among the heirs at law, on a credit OF II
months, the purchaser giving bonds and ap.
proved security.
ID f. DUNLA P, c. NJ =.
Necllenlurg CO. " e. Mlrca 3, 1887. 80
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NOTICE.

THNIlE subscriber having qualified as ~
Il eculor upon the last Will and iesia
ment OF James Grlhble, ID, late Of The
County OF Mecklenhurg aud State Of North
Carolina, who was administrator OF Eliza.
beth Hodge decd. late OF said County aud
State. |, William Grlbhlc, as executor, do
hereby give notice to the heirs OF Robert
Hodge, decd, Nho are not residents OF thus
State, that lam nov prepared and ready 10
paN over 10 them the sum sand Robert
Hodge or his heirs ~rre entitled to; aud
80 heteby eve notice, that viii not hold
myself liable 10 pay interest from this date
is an ready to p1l over the moneN ~ anN
dme. WI. GRlBBLE. Err.
jim 90th 1887 tij
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against the
IA Estate Of Francis Saunler, dec d. are
requested to present them duly au'henIicat
ed within the tune prescribed by law, or
this notice vii be plead IN bar Of their re.
coyery.
Those who purchased property at the sale
Of the effects Of the deceased, are reminded
that their notes are now due, and prompt
paymen, Will be required, aud all those ~
deb,sd to SAID Estate are requested 10 pay
up and save costs.
3t5 r. OATES,
43ur nth tie ua.t gaH,Eed.
FEB. q. 1897.
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TIE sIIESCRIRER

Returns hts grateful thanks TO his iriend
and customers for their liberal Paironae,
to the above firm, and informs them Tia.
he will continue TO carry on the business d
hls own name, n, their former stand, Ii.
Brick Corner" where he has just receu.
ed, and is nov opening, large and gene,t
assortment OF
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Cabinet Waking Business,

Al his hpuSe, ,uur door. east d the Carrlagr
shop, where be Is prepared to make all al
ucl,s IN the above lne 90 the shortest no
tee. Having employed go,d Workincn. be
vii warrant his work To- bc as well douc, ~
low, md - durable, - any ever made ~
this place. All bc wishes IS fair trial 10
ensure a share Of the public favor.
1hc subscriber intending to work for
Cash only, request all persons wishing Fur.
utrure Of any description rocalI and So" hun
ARCHIBALD hill.
De G, 1886 2Ju
y. Il. All articles IN the above busl
ness repaired on the shortest notice.
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HRAl'S OINTMENT. Tor Sale at
=" WILLIAMS \ BOYD.
barel :. 1897. 36J
NOTICE.
The GehJrGfed LfGh
SIR HENRY.
6arel :. 1897,

NNII.L stand tins Spring Season, at me
w following places, W; at James H.
* mad, :, , miles south Of Charlotte, on the
Providence Road, and at my own stable, a
week at a time at each stand, commencing
The / 9th Of March aud end The 18th q June,
and will be let to Mares at Three DoiidrS
the leap; Fire Dollars the Season; EiShi
Dollars TO ensure-the insurance money
10 be due as soon as the Mare Is known 70
be with foal. Trading the Mare iorleIl'
the insurance.
I @All persons putting Mares last sea
son by the insurance that has proven 10 y
with colt, will please call aud pay the sub
scrlbcr. JNO. ". IOl 10
March Isl, 1887. rs
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or chickens, and one Of ducks but IFS SIN
rular habits are Vet 10 be remarked, AID
are we'll deserving the notice oi the curious
m natural history. lis domestic qualities
are numerous. IL constantly prefers the
house aud the company ct rs kind proiec,
tor To that of us own species, aud shows q
desire 10 accompany her wherever she goes
This extraordinary henobIamed the name
Of Fauuy seems TO understand It's mistress :
language, and by marks OF affection show
il is not lnSensibe 10 gratitude. In word,
| il appears to have lost many OF the natural
hahtudes OF lis kind, 10 have acquired some
of the best qualities of the human race-a
sense Of attachment, aud desire 10 render
itself agreeable.
i. The Family Of Loebes.-The crier of .
neiphbouunn COUNTY Court was, upon {
certain occasion, required 10 goto the Cnu:
House door and, as is usual IN the absenc'
of witness, call GU, for Philip Losue, on'
of the sons Of Erin, who was summoned u
a case lntn Ithuin1' TIC hlah VI wv -
toon accordingly stepped to the door, sun
cut at the top OF his voice. Philip L"gue
A wag Of lawyer, happened 10 be passin
the door at the ume, whispered IN his ca
Epilogue, also, =" Epl. Logue' sung OF
the crer. "D-calogue, SAID the Lawyer
m an under tone. Deca Logue,' agar
sung out the crler al the top Of his v"Ic'
" Apologize whispered the lawyer. =" Az
Logue" reiterated the crer, the same thu
exposluIllug with the lawyer, YOU Gel
lalnly want the y hole family ofthe loGues.
Prologue SAID the perseyeung lawye
PRO. Logue" run again through the hal
Of the Court House, from the Steniorta
lungs OF the public cner. attracting The a
teuuon OF every body, ana shocking ev'
. the tympauuin ol the dignitanes on Z
:. bench themselves, who, not underestimate
the cause OF his righteousness, despatch'
i the Sheriff, with all haste, 10 stop the const
Is Die from hl, further summouses Of the idu
j. Is u the Lo-ues.
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For Rent.

J ENHE Shop between Mr.. Ora
- ID hams and VIZ. Cohpu's. la,ely
occupied by George d, "A Shoe Shop. Pos
session giving Immediately. For partlcu
lars. enquire at this Office.
jan. 30 1896. BIZ
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&s7S Reward.

&s75 Reward.
r. EeANAWAY from Joseph
NA IA Brandon, on the 9Th Of
s jolly last, a bugm yellow boy
IN By the name Of REL BEN,
~ about 6 feet high, % or %
-s...a1ss ears Of aye, and very likely.
Also. on the llth Of September, his wife,
named JINNEY, bright yellow, about ~
wears old and ) feet bIIh, very likely and
heavy built The above boy was seen
short time ago, IN Tie neighborhc2d &"
Smart's Nine 10 Mecklenburg county. A
reward Of 100 dollars will be given for tbs
apprehension Of tue boy, and - dollars lo
the glrl, # con6ned ~ any jail 50 that VI
can get them. -
HENRY FTLENWIDER
JOSEPH BRANDON
Lincoln County, jan. 49, 1881. 23f
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the Sttflu, Win hll hd>tc' 10 sl"p 'he '"u>td'
bic from his further summonses Of the lam
~ Of the Logues.
Beauty Let ne sce female possessing
the beauty OF a meek and modest ceport
meut-o' an eye that bespeahs intelligence
aGd pufliS wIthin-oi the lips that speak no
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hs,n,,.,s,, .l.r, !. r,b, H.. 81 - ala.
-. :, i, :. s,.,,, h,,,. y 49,. lar.
:, III, ., ce,a,.. ,..,, vb,rh s,, r, !.
nave barcedl,r .,uany a.f. These l,4e
.,,.o ,cgrb.d =, ~, b..oa aIftrc So. lH.-,.
eys, .odr,,,., cn,r,,es ~ tta aseft .a.,g
.,,,i,,s ~. ra1,n Il t,ne ana -rg. br,ob,
~ and fr,sb,r es the aors o, eternity roll
,o.,
~, an, =
800 1''@
800
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comm. in eoaracf With her l,ps.
--- --
me hHH'''" "tfA''-- ~ Ne" spa
pcfs arc h..'d WIN notices % 'h' GREAT
'h'esf ".Hfh vas cur Al Inc GREAT "ph-e
on Inc "a ~ Indeed 80 i7u'u aas been
sad about IT, ara sncf acc"ou'- have "e'n
gwen q ti- Pecutiaf + rr, Wat ~ nave
almost imagined is" Ne -mell u here. 5oo
miles distant. though Il cost Gen. JACK
son nothing It has bied the Government
ptcitS deep, having lost day TO Congress,
nheu every moment "a> oi immense inter
est 10 the country The odnur ni the Chees 80
was 50 " VERY pockoollar, that a quorum
could not Dr. retained, aud both Houses al
, Jonrned. In reference 10 the descfllun %
{ members, IJ~' before the House adjourned
r vi, Ail"rd, OF Georgia, the Nc" Wing Rep
/ ro~"nia'lSe, sad, at was solemn fact
5 that Il was owing to filthy Cheese excite
. mcn;. Members were carog~lrI 10 the
r Palace, while the business Of th" nation VA
q neglected. The thlnnrss Of the House va
o~lng 10 a certain sinking Cheese ~
Jy,.L,-,,, paLle-.. ,,,,,--.,,. IL.
der-U, Nelson / svando, r,oa NJ.
. l,,.,,.,.,t - r. 40. ,,..,.t,,J -. 81,
a T,,h, udc H. o..,,, oa s,,,,,da.. ,,,,,,',
. ,o,, a,d rohL,d .rSauno Tho',s,,,a,'f.'.,
!. as tho, H. 80 - ,,,, Laa,.l.d...
d are A. follow. Nj aIe,nndo, on Ttn,.
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ANOTHER GRE.ETCIRE,

b44ffEss - fffEtaRf 81 l7'p
| am noN - year y azc-when " ny In
.ssr. | received wouud 81 ~ len ~, utf1
l.ctme liberated and continued 80 until tbs u
81 March last Ii scpd occAaauaily ben 3
aud thsn hfsas cot again bot a'os, # Us tzt.
ii ~a.iaaysf, painful eonau,oo, the sors b. !,
etisuded 10 large SIR, md become srfg So
ificd many tenisdies - make cute, nil
success. until ! opFlad f.fay'I IRrasust4t or
v<ri, tao rsfs ol uhish have egsci8aily ee-ta
an !sr ard reduced It 10 ia natural $50. TEL
carr saaid have been nads much scotsf, hfs /
slficit .tirndrd % tlr tit,s hons tuf to lss
IL upDta.tut. sai ga. 'al.et e ~, ub,ls "a
auch srrrriss. srd stty e. afudfn'.y uset e
bantsFs NJ .eg has htrn Wsl Va noff 10
q, months dating pilsb umc. ] have Fafa
Hnch. Sc, !, frn.aIns 6tm ard 'fsr itom 81 ~
ursa q, Illumination. Altar having tstn si...1t
~ perl,d 81 forts enc wears, nos sH~g q
bsn,Gf q . sound sg again
IEN rs TOltoMtN
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Taken Z ID

fee, 10 inches high. SAID negro says he
belonged TO David Wcthers, Of Brunswick
co. Virginia, who sold hlm 10 George RAJ.
ney, Who was taking him to the State of Ms.
sisslppl, aud that he left a, Salisbury. The
owner is requested 10 come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away
JOS. McCONNAUGHEY, Jdiier.
DEE. II, 1895. 2d-tf
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FA'EiE >ah-euber respectfully Iulotns Tho
- eHizea- Of Charlotte aud lis vicinity
that he has commenced the
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iIIIT NFII II wv e77I''1-E1'
Tel q. 1897.
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that neghborhood may therefore not be expected FOR
two nights TO come.
The prisoners were found with couple of decanters
and the wine they contained in engine house No. H.
When bounced upon by the watchmen, they were
merrilylpass:ng the wine about drinking the health
of the landlord, Luer They say they frsmen,
House Breaking.-A fellow calling himself Tho
mas Cass, was arrested by watchmen Hunter and
Bryant, while attempting 10 break open the house
No. lag Henry street, corner Of Jefferson street Two
loaded pistols large Bowie knife, and variety Of
burglar apparatus were found in his pockets. He was
committed for examination.
High,oay Robbery.-An adept in the conveyancng
line, named Edward Lott, was committed for exa-
mination, charged with robbng Ann Little Of ?l6
Ned is good sample of a bad lot More OF him
hereafter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-20

BowERy THEArRE-The celebrated Celeste repeats
her favourlte character of the French Spy Tonight
at the Bowery. She rapturously received last
night by most numerous and brilliant audience, as
ever assembled within the walls Of theatre Success
to her.