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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-23
ESTAYED.

LlROM the subscriber, living on Big Maco1ui-
IL ia, Is miles s. w. Of Du Buque, on the 18th
inst. a large sorrel MARE, years old, one Of her
eye-lids has been torn by hook and makes a notch
il 1t, the left hind foot has in the hoo caus-
ed by cork, and white star in the forehead
Also, sorrel COLT, year old last spring, has a
Waite star in the forehead, and is large Of his age
Any person. who will either bring or give informa-
ton where may find the above horses, will BE- lib
orally rewarded. JOHN WYATT. i
Sept. %, 1897, Ct @
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-23
BURROWS & JENNINGS,

NO. 95, MAIN STREET, 81. LOUIS,
III AVE in store, and received by recon, al
iOO bbls. American brandy,
80 or. casks Sweet Malaga,
40qr. do. Dry do.
100 or. do Sicily, Mars g. Canary Madeira,
SO or. do. Tenerfc an,. Lisbon Wine,
20 or. do. Sweet Wines, Samoa, Muscai, &c,
20 butts old Madeira, Of the most sup qualities,
~ do. pale, brown u gold Sherry, do do.
20 do. superior Port wine,
S do. pure juice do.
20 pipes Otard, seigne,tc g. Cognac brandy,
lO do Champagne brandy, ofsup. qualit's.
10 do. London dock do.
2 do. Pale Cognac, vintage of 1885,
10 do. Holland Gin, Swan, Fish, and Pine
10 brls. Old peach brandy, Apple brands,
10 do. do. Monongahela whiskey,
3pUncheons old Irish do.
z &C g ST. CroiX rum.
C {" Jamaica do.
6 " Antigua do.
20 6! NOreans do. +,
100 brls. American cordials, variety Of flavors,
30 do. do. gin,
200 baskets Champagne wine, favorite brands,
20 casks Hook wines,
50 boxes Muscat do.
100 do. fine Madeira, Sherry, and Port wines
of celebrated vintagcs and Importation, and a.
mongst which WILDE found some of the finest wines
imported into this country, with variety of Bar
gundy, Claret and light wines.
Sept. Q. 4w
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-23

The public are cautioned against receiving notes
in circulation, purporting to be ofthe Exporting,
Mining and Manufacturing Company's Bank of
Illinois, and signed by NJ. Stearns and E. NJ
Bssel, there is no such bank in the State fill
linois.
We clip the above from the Pittsburgh Sat.
urday Evening Vister of the 9th instant, by
which it will be seen that Il. M. BisselI, the
little Yankee who came to this place last fall,
and succeeded in getting SO deep into the gra-
ces of the Commissioners as to be elected
Cashier of the Miners Bank Of Du Buque,
but for some cause the appointment has since
been revoked, is determined to be Cashier, bu,
for which he will run the risk Of suffering a
severe penalty by the laws of Illinois. There
is no such Bank in Illinois, and the whole is
a piece of swindling business.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-23
BURROWS g. JENNINGS.
slJSlW TLl ia3 lslIL,5T Q}I2O0Jls M 3

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WiINIgJI1I Sas3,
No. 05, Main street, ST. Louis.
"OULD respectfully inform their friends and
w purchasers visiting this market, that they
have recently received large addition to their
previous ssiock of Groceries, Wines aud Liquors.
which renders it now complete, and will be found
large, and embracing greater variety than is usu-
ally offered. We respectfully soicita call from
purchasers DIV Sept. 9,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-23
IOWA NEWS.
DU nUQuE, SATURDAY, SEPT. g.

PRESIDENTS MEssAsE.---We lay this doc
ument before our readers to-day, to the ex-
cluslon of all other matter. We have Meth
er time nor room to comment upon it this
week, more than to express our views upon
1t in general. The principles contained in
the Message are those of the great Democrat
&c party, fully redeeming- the pledges given
OF strict adherence to the principles of his
party, and proves its author well worthy the
confidence fthe people. His exposition of the
abuses and fraud committed upon the Govern
ment by bank agencies, will convince his ene-
mics that he is possessed of rich treasury of
financial information, and is vigilant watch
man of their transactions. The message is
mild, and devoid of any expressions calcula-
ted TO give any grounds for the belief that he
is at all excited with the state of either the
country or the party.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-23
DISSOLUTION.

ME copartership heretofore existing betwesa
IL the subscribers, under the firm Of OFFER
RAIL- Il GRAHAM, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent.-Al those indebted to the shove
firm will make payment TO +. X. OFERRALL,
who is alone authorised TO recsive the same 81 sgs
f. r. O'FFRRALL.
JOHN o. GRAHAM.
Du Buqse, Sept. 30, 1887. 17-,f
N. B--The business viii be continued a. the
old stand by F. Is. O'FERRALT., who will dis
pose OF any articles OH hand low for really pay.
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FOR SALE.

WILL sell all my right, title and purchase
Il claim on the head waters Of the Catfish, be-
ing "a bona fde claim) of prairie and timber-alI
of which is Of first rate quality, for the Of three
hundred dollars. IT, B. WILSON.
Sept. 90, 1897. eowdt
p. S-This claim is adjoining the farm of the
late Col Camp,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-23
RESSNE.EI,

FHNHE copartnershp heretofore existing between
81 the subscribers. under the firm of O'FER-
Rahi' FOLEY, is this day dissolved by nu-
tual consen,.-AD persons indebted To the firm
will please make payment TO F. K O,FERRALL.
who alone is authorised to receive the same.
F. X. O'FERRALL.
JOHN FOLEY.
Hu B"que, serr- 81, 1887. fT-t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-23

JAMES n. Polk, was reelected Speaker
Of the House of Representatives, over John
Bell, by majority of Is votes. Walter s..
Franklin was reelected Clerk. A slip from
the Office of the Peoria Register says. that by
the St Louis Bulletin, the proceedings of
Congress are givendo down to Thursday 18th inst.
THAT the House had been solely occupied in
the election Of Printer, which, at the 18th bal
lot, resulted in the election Of Thomas Allen.
publisher of the Madisonan, by majority Of
one vote.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-23
TIER MOMErER.
Half Breed Lands

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
~ signed, claimants Of interest in tho half
breed lands, are not cooperating with Messrs.
Akin e. Little, in sale of the half breed lands.
or any portion of them. That we do NOT re-
cognise their right to sell, and shall contest
any title which they shall pretend to convey,
and that whoever purchases from them, can in
no event hold greater right than those gentle
men possess, which we believe to be much
smaller than they pretend to claim. There has
as yet been no judicial ascertainment of the
rights Of the claimants, and we, with others
are endeavoring to have an investigation take
place, and final determination made as to the
claims of all, before any sale, in order that
justice may be done to every one. the course
pursued by Messrs. Akin e. Little has ten
dency TO throw every thing into confusion, and
create endless trouble and litigation. We
therefore warn all persons against purchasing
from them.
Mary 1. Johnson, Jas. r. Mcdonald,
Eliza O. Giidersleye p. Walsh,
II. n. Glenn, Geo. Patch.
Jno. O'Rourke, Greene Erskine.
Michael lesson, Josiah Spauldinp,
Edward Walsh, Henry Mckee.
Otis Reynolds, Hugh Turnelty.
+. Dorthey,
s $$ 4 f.: .s;. z ,: . g,
Sheldon Norton,
Philip 9. Hambaugh, attorney in fact for
twenty eight additional claimants. IA
st. Lous. July 26, ls37.-Sept. %. l7-9w.
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BURROWS & JENNINGS.
M OK M/,j,, 81 GU Zo:

No. IS, Muin ST, 81. Louis.
"AVE in store and offer for sale on liberal
IL terms--Prime New Orens Sugars,
Java, Havana, Rio and Mocha Coffee.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson aud Black
Teas,
Soap, candles, spices, chocolate, tobacco and se-
gars in great variety,
Snulfs, cap and letter paper, wrapping do playing
cards,
Rasons, currnnts, almonds, pickles, preserves, syr
ups, sweetmcats, candies, bordeaux and Lucca
oil olives,
Anehoyies, capcr SAUCES, pipes, coco, Spanish
sweet chocolate,
Salt peter, alum, salts, .mustards, indigo, madden,
Nutmegs, rice, salt, baskets, brushes, &c &c.
WITH large assortment Of wines and liquors,
embracing every variety.
Sept 8. 4w
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-23

7n SAGkS Shorts, received per S. Boat Me.
" Fulton, and forssale by
Sept. %, 1881 E. LOCKWOOD.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-23

"A FEW barrels fresh Flour, just received per
IN Missouri Fulton, and for sale by
Sept. D. E. LOCKWOOD
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-23
Take Notice.

"A LII persons indebted to c. s. Parish sithsr.
N oy note or book account, are requested to make
immediate mn, payment to me-, as am authorized To
collect the same forthwith.
LAWRENCE MOLONY.
Ia BaQue, Sept. 90, 1897. l7-st
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NOTICE..

WYE have appointed GEORGE l.. NIGHT.
w INGALE our agent, TO settle up the old
business Of JoHs REGAIN, & Co. We would ear.
nestly request those who are indebted to us, to
call and settle their accounts with him without de-
lay, ne alone being authorised to receive the same.
JOHN REGAIN,
JNO. CUNNINGHAM.
Dd Bu1ue, Sept. 18th, 1857. sep is
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-23
NOTICE.

a am about to leave this country for the
"a SOUTH have appoin,e.! Lawrence Molony
asmy Agent to attend to my bus ness, and recsive
all demands due to ms, either by note or bo,k ac3
count. C. s. 7AklSH
Du Bnque, Sept. 30, 1897. l7-st
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-21
Communicated.

We are authorized to announce DR.. Jas.
T. J. ORR as a Candidate for The Office OF
Clerk Of the County Court, at the ensuing
August election.
We are authorised 10 announce Mr.. JEN.
NINGs B. KERR, as a candidate for the OF.
fee of Superior Court Clerk, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to announce BRALY
OATES, ESQ.,, as Candidate for reelection.
for the Office Of County Court Clerk, al the
ensuing August election.
We are authorised TO announce PEARS.
ALL THOMPSON, ESQ.,, as Candidate Tor
reelection, for the office Of Clerk of the
Superior Court.
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FOR az CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.

Prom toast lately drank IN your Village. it
would seem that the Van Buren, shin plaster par
ty, are getting ashamed of their policy Do gen.
lleinen own your own bantling You have ex-
penmehIed al the gold aud silver ou, Of crcula.
ton, and would now shin the odiun OF ils tGea-
sure on the Wing party. But you are Justly ca.
titled TO tho appeIlation aud shall bear il-how
stands the matter
THE VAN buren, SHIN PLASTER PARTY.
Van Buren, and his party are the accredited A Il.
1IiORS OF ihe SAFETY FUND and DEPOS-
IIE BANK SYSTEM. Under tie republican
administrations OF MADISON, MONkOE and
ADAMS, The currency was made sound and equal
but the Magician aud bis pBrtlzans got up their
SAFETY FUND and DEPOSII'E S YSI'ElIS,
which answered very well as long as these banks
we're not called ga for SPECIE, but as soon as
they were called on for the hard money u they
shut up shop, They had no specie 10 pay. Tbs
Van Buren, Legislature Of NeW York being in scs.
sion Immediately LOCALIZED the suspension .
The VAN buren, Governor oil VirgiAia, called
the Legislature of that State together, aud I law
has been passed also lcgszlng thu suspension Of
specie payment The Van Buren, Guyetnor Vi
New jersey convened The Legislature OF that
state, and recommended the passage ot law 70
relieve the banks by legazihg their refusal 20
pay specie. Tie House ii Representatives ma
Iofliy Oi whom are Van Buren, yarti=ahs, tmme.
diaicly passed such law Dat tAo Senate, which
Is composed Of lnon u efficient political views,
REUSED to give its assent, aud the Legislature
broke up 10 d irscas.
How stands the matter 10 Pennsyl,ana Gov
eruor kIT.NER refused 20 counlenanee tic llic.
gal and INV arrantablo conduct VI tie Nan Buren,
party 40 Destroying Tie caUeacy, aLd lie SPECIE
SYSTEM! The Governors Of Mary iGGd and
Louisiana, bolh Wings, have also refused to call
Their Legislatures together, lof 50 improper an
object
With these uHdeEIdJ!s facts staring Us in The
face We have Coae to tAG iHcOstyoueriJis c0aciu-
ston III t0t al. tie cUiis lee are aote enduring
has been brought pm as by he V0H Baifn Safetg
Fund Opposite BANK ) SYSTEMS -T-that The
conduct OF thaf party has caused a.e SL'SPEN-
SION or SPECIE PAYMENTS and brought
npoa tie country Tx f-,. u SI!INPLASIERS
which has been pot iodh BY every corporation ia
Amcf.ca-i!at the e0ndael o. tAo Legislatures ol
lie leading Van Bafen States, has douc much to
isA,eu this SHIN PLASTER system upon US,
uasmuch, ~ Is impossible tor the Peuusylya-
MA Banks 10 resume sp-cc payments 50 long as
i4e Aclc lgfa Baaks RINSE ', no dues uos there.
tore, SO thai 1he Van buTen pady are responsible
Tor tie SIAN p!sstsr y ste,i, lave ,arned tic
u.le Of lac "SIIN.FL1STER PiRTY" By
hal aqp>l-iien iaal party Nil hsfca.i,iO " known
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Contents

OF the July No. of the Tennessee Farmer.
Current Wlne-Potatoes-Rece to destroy
Caterpiilars-Silk aed Bee, Sugar-Brook's silk
spinner and twistet-liumphreys tour-Punctu.
atty ge-ltems-- Management Of bee,
sugar 10 France--Pennsylvania Silk-Cooksry-
eS-llems-E Extracts from Ways Of
Living on small -Agricul,uie-Awkward
gratulaiion-W ASKING whea,-Bones of con.
tentIon-Method OF preventing iron aud steal from
rusting -Poughing- crops-Seed Wheat
Inflammation ofthe throat cured by alum-Peasa as
a field crop-Pleasant Anecdote-Fsets
for American Lieraiure-lron and brass-Ntw
society ashidgton's views of war and agrcul.
ture-Pasture Tor swne-Whe a, tly-Siail teed.
ing vs.. NMdng-Murrain-E nolice-
Motae,s Magazine,
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died

Ia this county, on the l0lh lost, after illness
Of seven month, in the 9Th year Of her age, RA-
CHEL ELIZABETH, daughter Of Stephen aud
Matilda McRum.
Ia this county, On the 24th ult, after severe
afiliciion Of ten days, Mrs. - HUCkABY.
wiie Of Robert A. Huckaby and daughter Of Tho.
mas Weir, aged 80 years, formerly of South Car.
ona. She left four young children to mourn the
loss Of tender and beloved mother.
Am | soldier of the cross,
A follower OF the lamb,
And shall fear 10 own his cause,
Or blush TO speak his name"
when that ustrious day shall rise,
And all thy armies shine
In robes Of yctry through the skies,
The glory shall be thine"
Communicated
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Ia rnE caAkLorIE !oueNAL
BED BUGS.


II. ESi0r-l was glad 10 tie attention Of
your readers, under date ot Juue 80, called to a
method oi cleaning BeGstesds. Nothing Is more
ammo, ing, than " be invited 10 spend night with
iiieud, -ud 10 u turned into bel ssurming
with bugs and perhaps in the laorn.ng exposed
to the temptation Of proyaficang, BIS saying that
you rested well, thocsh 10 part you bad no rest al
ali The duties and qualities Of house keeper
are net limited 10 tie table, but EXTENDS to other
matters aud among them aud not the least ian.
3ottaut IS that Of frequently inspecting The beds
Il IL difficult 10 find IN excuse for such neglect,
except among Che very poor With large families.
where want ol time and other circumstances may
prevent clean riddance-But justice requires
the remark tbat amolg them there is even less
cause vi COMPLAINTS than among those in better
circumstances, aud who fom this, think il uube.
coming 10 give tie best attention 10 their bcGs--if
IL be hot convenient TO follow the directions given
Your readers, il is still an easy matter for house
keepers frequently 10 scald thcir beds il the usual
manner, and perseverance, vii soon issue in the
complete expulsion ui the lutruders but mind We
II Is not b. taking peep at The bed giving d.
rec,ia0s to u servant once IN two OF three months,
that VAL 60 4. !. beds were carefully cleaned
once week Tor few times, VI would require but
llttle attention to keep them clean during TIE sea-
sou Editors OF Papers viii serve be cause Of hu-
maBty by -yiug eH prominent insertions to The
directions "a question, and ! hope your Ia, Fea-
dcrs, viii keep their eyes upOu them, unless ldey
anow Of some others equally c.iica,iou>.
NIATOR.
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In this County on the 9Th inst, by the Rev
Walter S. Phsrr. Mr.. LEANDER d. ALEXAN.
DER, of Arkansas, to Miss NANCY G. kENA.
DY, Of this county.
We have TO acknowledge a very liberal slice
Of the Brides Cake, for the insertion last week.
Of the hymeneal notice of Dir. Parks. We wish
them much happiness and the long enjoyment Of
each others society
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EXAMINATION.

The Annual Examination of the Female
Institute, will take place on Thursday and
Friday of next week. A lecture on the
subject Of Education will be delivered by
Mr.. j. R. Mcdowell, on Thursday night,
the performance in Music on Friday night.
The patrons and friends Of the Seminary
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Cborlts Ill, 81 1877
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TO she Public.
FsulCIlerIng Business.
JulV 10, 1887.

and is now ready 10 furnish them with Beef,
Mutton, Veal, &c. at the market price,
Having established himself as citizen Of
this country, he calls upon generous pub.
lie fora liberal patronage. No pains will be
spared 10 have the best the market affords.
jug 20, 1887 t57
\. Il. wish to purchase some young
cattle, from six months and upwards. Also
some sheep, My stand vii! be on Tuesdays
at Col. NJ. w. Alexander's Tavern from 8
to o'clock. On Saturdays from 10 8 o.
clock at Sir. J. Smiths Tavern. A note
addressed to me, aud left at the Post Office,
witt be attended to.
THOMAS GooDLACKE.
.July 10. 1887. 81
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ladtdas.-on June 20, Capt. John Whal-
ton Keeper OF the Light Ship Florida sta.
toned at Garrysford Reef, with one of his
men, was murdered by the Indians while
getting wood on shore--two days after, the
house of christopher Smith, about seven
miles from Magnolia, was attacked, plum.
dered, and burnt BY an armed party either
Of Indians or Runaways. The family es.
capped into the swamp.
Mcanope it seems is alive again.
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Charlotte
Friday, July FL, 1897.

Drhe article 10 our last, relative to the failure
Of mail, was intended 10 apply to the failure Of
the Providence Mail the week before.
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nearly time THAI this question was settled.
If the controversy had been with Mexico.
Spain, or any other imbecile power whom
Gen. Jackson could have builied into mea.
sures, the boundary line would have beea
run long ago
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Trouble is brewing in Maine, relative to
the disputed Northwestern Boundary line
between the L. States and Great Britain.
One Of the Maine sherlis has been arrested
and pat 10 jail by the British authorities, for
cncroachlng on their alleged territory. 1t
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1--we will insert the Concord Celebration ia
our next.
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John @. Adams was

.,o,d in Season.-John Q. Adams was
f'o,lv presented by portion OF his Consult
9Th Walking Stick, and, IN replying
.s,;, communication, he goes at length
1 discussion of the present deranged
4. # the country, the causes thereof, &c
orovlng to demonstration, that the
{.p,oeo, is to blame for she whole mat
H. thus elOqueniiy concludes Il Reg
elow citizens, | indulge the hope that
DsS .;ar, of our country, at the present crisis,
1h'I r,roxysms ola fever. efforts OF Nature
Ss, al The disease. We have tried the nos
n empires, and, as usual, they have az.
u The worst symptoms Of the dislempef.
IVA no, vet reached the last stage Of the
and ,bs. we are still TO be more severe
esIsd by the doctor than by the disease.
~ o.,isn, has a firm aud vigorous constl.
he canno, die. Aiter suffering, as We
90, the operation Of some other mouL,e-
s,,meo,. upon the failtre of which those
.Im il upon Us will tell Us it Is what they al.
",sJ,e,ed, aud then offer another, perhaps the
,1,mselyes will discover that they have
~ ,.lray upon wrong track. and viii fe-
= ina light one. This has happened TO US
I'm once heretofore. This calm aud coosid-
4 ,,,oru Of the People, through their owo sui.
:, 10 Justice, temperance. and prosperity, Is
{it,bs greatest and bes: Characteristics Of the
/, gave Us an excellent Constitution OF
States, iostead Of National Palsy. un.
4 i. n,ms Of a Confederation. II gave US
:, .oa glorious Navy, instead of dy-doeks
.a,.s,at,. |, restored Specie payments, al.
~ had bscn suspended almost universally,
e,dsr circumstances OF as greater difficulty
s,s,er than the present lFu.t 1t viii nc.
1. ,b.a sgsia. With regard u the present
-,a,.i,.ilon, cannot have uueh confidence
|. ,oa suggest. 1. will profit By the errors Of
:, The errors Of the lAsl Administration
6 he eyes Of the present. liz virtues. The
=, success vi the substitution ct State bauks
B,nk ol the United States has crowned the
4 Accumulated with 90 much glory. tina,
=, La, than hiri from tbs People can ercf
- he present. Administration thai II ~ss
L4n,. Tue reform aausI e0as from tbs Poo
hsm,slsei-"
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". The Bank er the United States has declared
dividend OF four PEI cent. Tor the last six months
How much would il divide were il not insoven.
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" Posiponsmtnt.--Ons OF our young friends
says the Providence Courier being rallied on the
addition Of hls name 10 the list Of matrimonial
candidates, aud asked about tho time, nc, replied
tia, the happy day was deferred unlil--ths Banks
should resume specie paynents The Bank of
England suspended ior 20 yeats.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-21

MIR. Webster arrived at 81. Louis on the
9ib inst. aud was received with appropriate
testimonials Of respect. Ga landing, Mr..
w., his lads and daughter, were conducted
to carriages, aod escorted bv an immense
crowd Of citizens to the National Ho;el,
where Mr. Webster made bret address
on the occasion Of ms visit to the Far West,
aud rendered his heartfelt thanks for the
gratifying manner IN which lie had been
received. Afterwards many gentlemen
were introduced to him.
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From the HilIsbofo' Recorder-Extra
July ), 1891.


We are authorized By letter just received from
William A. Graham, Leo. To announce The. nc has
yielded to the oafuest solicitations Of Lis friends,
and A4s become candidate 10 represent the free.
men Of tais District ia the next Congress Of the
United States. M Graham, II 10 well known, 10
noS l4LOnas under The effects OF an injury fe-
eelyod come monlh. since, and has found u neccs-
sary TO vail the North for bs restoration. aud IL
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