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AS always on hand cen family 4 raceiyin. DR.,
~ Dyes, Chemicals, and Pants, among the,s ar
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M OOI. HATS, in cases-25 dozen white Woo
w Hats, for sale JOHN II GRAHAM
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TENNER'S MAP OF LOUISIANA, Nc. Nr
A NEW MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals roads
IA and distances, from place place, along the stas
and steanlboa routes, by II. s. Tenner.
MITcHELL's MAP OF THE UNITED STATES showing
the principal Turnpike and roads, which ar.
given the distsnces in miles from place another
also the of the canals and rail roads through
out the country carefully compiled from the best au
thorities-puplished by S. Augustus Mitchell.
MIrcHELL's TRAvI HERS GUIDE THROUGH TIKI
UNITED STATES map of the roads, distances steam
boat and canal routes &c just received and for sale
WIN MKEAN,
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= OAP--l0u half boxes No Soap, brand Of James
~ Geud, for eby ISAAC BRIDGE Il CO.
m16 1874 Magazine street
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H EMON SYRUP " PlCkLBS-Underwoo L.
~ mon Syrup and Pickles, assorted sizes; also, 60
hsxes of Lewis s. tiaskes Pickles. for sale close
consignment, by JARVIS n aNDREWS,
ella cor Common and rchnuptnulas
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CHARLESTON. July IL, $751;
was afflicted, fosr years with ulcer Ia the leg, oc
casionally accompanied with crysipelaous inflammation
and excessive main in the leg and ANGLE joint. Several
eminent ply eians exeled their skill upon it, bu, with
out permanent benefit. In his case five bottle
Indians l'anacea male perfect cure.
MARGARET A WEST, 1871 Market
:. For sale by HENRY HONNABEI., druggist apen
10 the pronrieiors rehcnri,mmas street 16
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We are authorized to announce Capt. j.
ID. SMITH, as candidate for the office of
High Sheriff of this county, at thu ensuing
August election.
March !, 1865. ss1
We are authorized 10 announce WIN. 8.
NoRMENT, as candidate for the Office of
High Sheriff of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
March 6, 1888. ssf
We are authorized to announce JAMES
TAGERT, as a candidate for the Office of
High Sheriff of this county at the August
election.
March 6. 1889. ssg
" We are authorised TO announce JOHN
NJ. PoI'rs, as Candidate for the Office of
High Sheriff of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
Fet. %, 1888. s7f
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Friday, March so, Is3S.

UJ-The Branch Mint.-We have the pleasure of
announcing this week. that our Min, has CON-
menced coning-thers is no mistake now. for we
have both seen and handled the ysllOu boys. The
appearance Of the coin is very neat, aud much re-
sembles the coin issued in 1884, with the exec p,ion
Of letter c under the head 10 distinguish the
coin OF the different branches. We hope all grun.
bleis will be satisfied now. and indeed we are no,
surprised a, the long delay getting ready to COIN
owing 10 the remo,eness o. our situation from Phi.
adelphia and ths difficulty Of getting every sni.
Gle necessary TO be used IN assaying, melting, ref.
ming and coming Such beng the impedimen,s to
coutend with there IL great reason, pe think. to re-
oice that ii has commenced SO soon.
We understand that the Mint has in its vaults a
large quantity Of sulion and this is daily incross
cd by dcpcs.ies, from various mines in this State
AND South Carolina. BY the arrangement Of Ger
tifeales redeemed 10 Philsdel2 ha, for gold depos-
tied here, The mscanuIe aud minlng INTEREST," have
been greatly benefited. aud the circulation Of the
cola which We have seen, will, ne doubt tend 10
benefit the condition Of every class 81 society and
The benefits will be greatly enhanced should the
Government authorize the coming of silver change,
as se saw laliuiated 10 the Globe some time since.
The supply OF silver will not be difficult as almost
invariably the gold bullion here, contains silver
in the ANA gam, and q learn that mine has bee n
recently discovered IN this county yielding nearly
pure SILVER The establishment Of The Mint, the
give au additional impetus To the mises, which, al.
though no" no, extensively sOrksd, in the opinion
Of eminent Biologists who have examined them,
are ineIaausuble.
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Great SAFE OF GOED.WE.sES
and caiHab,e Property.

RY virtue of Decree of the Court Of
~ Equity of Mecklenburs county, made
with the view Of determining several con-
flIctlng interests, | shall sell on the 30tA day
of May, land continue the sale from day to
day until all s sold) at the 81. Catharine
Mills, near Charlotte. N. c., a, public sale,
the entire estate and inreres, of the MeckIen.
burg Gold Mining Company, held under the
charter of SAID company, besides their lease
hold estate in the Caps Nine. The said
sale will embrace their interest and leases
in 81. Catharlne's Mills and Charlotte Nine,
together with their RICH, and shares and
leases of various other mining properties in
the county of Mecklenburg, including seve-
raj Engines and other Machinery, and mi.
ming supplies. The sale will also include
Mules, Oxen, &c. Terms will be more ex.
plcitly stated at the time of sale; but for
the greater portion of the purchase money,
a credit of one year is allowed, BY order of
the Court, the purchaser giving security.
ALFRED NJ. BURTON, Trustee.
March 81, 1898 1873
- The Raleigh Register and National
lnte!hgeDcer will please insert the above.
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~ The Sac Treasury BiR-we learn from
Washington tia, after Mr. Benton and M South
ard bad delivered their sentiments ior aud against
the bill, the question 90 the Dis, inst pp, on
Dr. Rivs.'s substitute ior the b.i, and was losl by
the following vote
lsat-M ssgs BAysf6. Clay. Of Kentucky.
Clayton, tntieuden, Davis, Knight NJ KeAu, Mcr.
riek, Nicholas, Preut... Preston hives, Robbins,
kuggll-, SAITH, o. ladians, S5uihard, Spence,
ssiR, Tsitoadge, r pIou. Webster. Whne-22
A1y'-- desus Alien, Benton, Brown, Bach.
ans alaoun Clay, Of Alabama, Cu,hbc,t, fai.
taa. Gtuady. Ilubbu'd. King, Llan, Lumpkin. L..
ou, MJrr', M4utou, ',,ics, Nvtvep Pierce. Rosue,
Ree.sson, Seyi,r. smuh, Of Conncclleu', Strange,
Iroiies, Wslker, Wall, Williams, Wight, Young
-50.
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ay'Ftom Flonda.--Gen. Jesup has written q
letter to NJ Secretary Poinse,t, recommending
that the Florida War be abandoned and that tbs
Seminoles be- permitted To remaia IN chat terrific.
ry-which he says is uninhabltable by the white
man, aud would be useless II the Semlnsles were
expelled from 1t. This Secretary has written let
Ter in reply everything the suggestion of Gen, Jes-
npas against the settled policy Of the government
A letter from Col. Gadsdsu shows tina. the war
is spreading from Eastern TO Middle FlOrida. al
mos, alone" be says, with a few scattered hans
e,s around (Col. Mnra, aud myself) We witness
ourselves nsulted; neighbors driven from their
settlements: their homes in some instances burnt
and families murdered with no other ability, as
private citaens, than to stand 10 our aruis and
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NOTICE.

NNHE Charlotte Fire Company are order
IL ed to NEE, at the Engine House, on
Saturday, the 9TH Of April next, at 3 O'Clock,
P. NJ, on purpose TO work the Engine.
BY order OF
ISAAC SPENCER, Captain.
March %, 1888, 1872
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Fam the Raleigh Register.
IupnRTANT DECISION.

], c,,,eme Court of the United States
a,oed on the 18th inst. after disposing
-. uandamus case, in which the Post.
y. l;eu1. and Messrs. Stockton d
w. we're parties. |, will be recolIecied
1 ,ho latter gentlemen preferred claims
l.,se amount against the U. States,
sere submitted for examination and
| .d,o ;he Solicitor of the Treasury. The
| .,,o, made his report, and the Circuit
:, of the District Of Columbia directed
postmaster General TO pay the same.
Officer peremptoril, refused. The
:, issued q writ Of Mdndomus, ordering
[ % nav the amour, awarded. The
I,n,sler General still resisted the com,
| a of the Court on the ground that he
,e.Donslble To the President Of the U.
Stairs alone for the discharge of the
!. imposed upon him by law. A, this
|, The case was carried up To the Su-
~ Court, and that tribunal have just
ded all the points raised IN favor OF
ton aud Stokes, The Court say, 1t
4 be an alarming doctrine to maintain
IN the performance of such duties as
eploined by Law upon any public ofh
The President has any RICH, to inter.
10 recognise It's validity, would be
lne IN the President dispensing pow
hIcb has no warraG, IN any part OF the
unon. |, would be to lmpute TO
10 effect, power TO control the legis
al Congress.
4 Court however was not unanIu Gus,
r. Tdaey, Barbour, aud Cafron, dis
ag.
announcing the decision. the lnielli
er veil remarks -" THIS Opinion con.
and tiSes our respect for the character
Supreme Court, and our reverence
he principle OF Judicial independence,
uumalsly blended, 10 our mind, Nth
! Of lldicial integrity aud CONSISTENCY,
n sand as bacon 10 mark 10 dema
b., IN Office for all future time, the
a, which their presumption and ~
Ious disposition vail be febuked and eli
vsIy stayed
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Patent Steam
FEATHER RENOVATOR,

l'kNHE subscribers having purchased the
right of using the above Machine, re.
sPectiully inform the citizens OF Charlotte
and the surrounding country, that they have
one IN successful operation, in Mr.. Browns
Carriage shop, where they are prepared to
dress all Feathers from the Oldest and poor.
est 10 the best and newest, provided they
are either
Geese or Duck Feathers.
All persons wishing to avail themselves
OF the benefits Of pure and soft Beds would
do well to call and make engagements, as
the subscribers wish to leave this place in
two or three weeks
For particulars see hand bills.
JAS & S. w. MYSTERIOUS.
March 81, 1888
y. b, We intend 10 visit different parts
OF the county to afford all an opportunity of
testing its utility.
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Wanted.

A SUPPLY OF young CATTLE, for
N which the cash will be paid, if de.
llverecl at Tho. Goodlake's house. four miles
from Charlotte, on the Beauties Ford road.
THO w. GOODLAKE.
March 81, 1888. 1893
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Indian Disturbances We entertain Sc.
rious fears that much difficulty is about
TO be experienced, IN carrying into execu.
ton the treaty with the Cherokee Indians,
which provides for their removal hey ond
the Mississippi. We have considerable
body OF them, it is known in the South. ives.
tern part of North Carolina, and SO alarm.
ing are the indications Of hostility among
them, that the General Government ha.
made requisIIlon upeu the Executive O
the State, Tor force Of Volunteer Infantry
The Adlutaut General has, accordingly, BY
direction OF Gov. Dudley, issued Orders tc
the proper Commanding Officers, to cal
out their respective Regiments, with view
10 the immediate organization, if practica.
Bile, Of one or more Volunteer Companies,
in each.-Ralrgh Register.
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Most dwful diSpeaSation of Providence.
While the Superior Court was in Session
IN this place on Wednesday last, and in the
despatch of business, Mr.. Richard Barber,
one Of the Jurors, was visited with a stroke
of ap, nlexy, which terminated his life IN
few minutes. He was observed to FAINT
away in the box and was Immediately taken
TO convenient room, when medical aid
from three eminent physicians was lmme.
diately administered, but TO no avail-the
vital spark had departed. Mr.. Barber was
one of our most worthy citizens. For a
number OF years he has been a most exem.
plary member of the Episcopal Church, and
at the time of his melancholy death, a lay
man 10 Christ's Church IN this County
He has left widow aud three children.
As soon as MIR. Barber was attacked, the
Court adjourned, aud after his Honor, The
Judge, had again taken his seat, 1t being
officially announced that MIR, Barber, was n,
more, the following order was directed to BE-
made on the Records:
Orchard Barber one Of the original We.
nire summoned TO this Court while III the
trial of suit, having been taken suddenly
III in the presence Of the Court and having
almost instantly died: it also being repre-.
scented from the Bar that the deceased Juror
was most worthy man On account Of
the solemni,y of this occasion aud out of re.
spect to the memory Of the deceased,
On motion the Court, with the consent oil
the Bar, determined to dispense with the fur.
ther transaction Of business for this day and
ordered that this entry be made on the mi.
nuies Of this Court.
Court then adjourned till tomorrow 10
O'Clock.
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ITGcorgc NJ keim has been elected Repre-.
sentative to Congress in the district 0; Penns Viva.
MA recently represented by Mr.. H. A. Mullen.
berg, and appeared and took his sea, on the 18th
lnst-iJ.
1.-The State of Pennsylvania has discussed for
the construction of Canals and Railroads, twenty.
two million two hundred and Iwen;y.nine thou.
sand collars. In the last year these works brough,
net, revenue Of near FIVE per cent. on the cost
Putsburg FiSit6Y.
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||DTg'0. Il Common school system has
|ainpIed BY the Legislature, by which
4 WV, her,olpre set apart as n Poor
and Academic fund, together With
70 part d the surplus revenue, IS con.
fund 10 be devoted TO the support
umoa Schools.
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View York American says-"It is
~ The dispatches brought by Lord
% Hr' Fox are important, and may
bring abou, his recall, as the only
hNe' ~ the event Of ron compliance
efhIn requests Of the British Govern.
"emay expect message from Mr..
|Puren on the SUBJECT"
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homes and protect those who seek eur protection"
"The war, Che adds hao assumed most serious
character but has been. and continues to be, mis-
taken, by all Who have the management Of il. An
other years laundering. and Middle Florida be.
comes what Eastern Florida is"
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WOOD.

WOOD.
FENHE subscribers respectfully inform the
ClIzens Of Charlotte, that they ex.
pect TO haul wood 10 Charlotte all Summer,
and will furnish a. all times If possible
They will also keep on hands Lumber
which they will sell low for Cash. They
also inform persons that wish To build Log
Houses-that they can accommodate them
with timber. They will also furnish Boards,
&c. B. p & W. BOYD.
March, 28th 1888 t94
n. B. Cash riH be expected uhea called
for.
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DIED

In this County, on the 22d inst. ADOLPHUS,
only sou Of David G. ebony, aged months and
days.
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Boston Atlas SAYS the Story that
sph CilIey has gone 10 Washington
'aAud satisfaction Tor he tall of h,S
Is ialse. llcis now IN Nc9 Hamp
actively engaged 10 Efforts to deiea,
hdi. tie IS the " hig candidate for
pm ore 81 the districts and has fair
bio, 0clng elected.
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| Singular cypedient has been hl, upon
y .ningtou, 10 overcome the inconse-
r. Ahlch vas 80 generally felt Tor the
o. small change ~ the ordinary retail
] 4 the town. Bank bills are divided
lalyes, thus furnishing the fractional
\ d a dollar with ease. For instance,
&.aii Of S. bill goes Tor g. 80, half Of
n 81 81. and - on. The banks re-.
J them IS other money. We take II
lie ouunarnt of this scheme Is o son
unuyal!ed yanke, nation
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GJ-In tho Lincelu tM.ine) Congressional dis.
Hict, Mr.. Edward Rcbinscn (Whig) has beer put
upts Gil the vacancy accustomed by Mr. Cillsy's
death. The election is TO DO in April
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IehisaH. --S1me interesting facts, as
i prngrcss Of agriculture 20 he uew
f. NIchisa ate gwen To late mum
Toe D-uoi' Free Press. | appears
Mount OF III. wheat and other small
Pr rcd N The state duuue the past
a. taken by authority along Ni,h ihr
4 e 'he population put completed. We
ten tins that there we're grown 10
ga1 0ast year, oi wheat, m round nun
lal,o0O bushels; 81 corr, 600 600
and u Oats l.i0e 600 bushels.
|io3g.allon Is stated OF Us ,39- souls
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|"y q taughter.--A hearty laugh rs
S'a''y an ae, OF wisdom; II shakes the
- Out OF amaa's brains. and the hv.
para iron the ribs, Car more cifactual.
e''her champagne OF blue pills.
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s'o''Hfhe pesi.-The Chicago Dem.
Bays;
O' Oack settlements every mans house
''"ng house. Ii a minister puts up
'c'e on Saturday night, and makes
'''''on known a, nine O'Clock the
morning he has an audience that for
and department would do honor To
eastern towns,
''s'on girls en-, perslmmons to draw
'ou'hs up small. The PHILADELPHIA
80 an ONION to their eyes before
party to make their bright orbs
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lrrhelas, Raleigh spedatd says, This returns
from tho ,osn ecctions 10 y. YorS Iaud y, Ilsmp.
shire, sbow The onward course Of the Democrat.
&c party, and give oestsin presage Ct Tie triumph
d principle at the neat great contest" Now. 10
tebuI this assertion " the Standard, ve give the
following extract from tho New York cortcspon.
cen, Of the Natonal lnlegencor. II this state
msGi IS 10 b credited, il shows al least 10 one OF
these States. that the course Of the Democratic
party IL any lhisg bat onward
The clcciian race IN Nea Hampshire is neck
aud neck, Isaac I'LL, however. being half haif
ahead. The Wing success 50 far 10 that State IS
amazing, and 1, pruclaps another popular rsbuke
10 Mr. Van Buren, aud his friends There are IN
NeN hsmpshife 81 towns. We have heard rom
lb1 o. tie 69 tosEs % hs heard from, 80 ate IN
Coos county, hitherto a decided Vsa Buren, souu-
y, bat With small VOTE and having considers.
bic interest IN lumber, which Is not an interest
sos friendly to the Administration. The vote now
stand, IN l62 towns
I Wilson, Till, In 1889, CLAY. Jackson.
1868 2ls77 1886 1891
/ Hill runs ahead TINS far but 23I!
! Tho probability Is, as ! wrote you before that
lsaac Till is reelected by the "skin Of his teeth"
, bur the Wings as We, claim the Hou.e, with very
sound reasons for their CLAIM, and the Senate they
have as ye, fair chance for.
| The town elections 10 this State, q. York; con-
tnus to be decidedly favorable to the Wings, "the
! Democratic Reactions being What the Wings
called fractions IN cid times, when our reactions
turned out the wrong way"
! Since the above was in type We learn that
Isaac ll,l is reelected BY about 1900 majority,
but that The Wings ciRim lis out IF 26 members
or the House with Senators sure out of u, the
election OF being doubtful, whom, il the Wings
carry, the Senate ~ill be I've. Granite States
violeat wheel
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=, The artist, now IN England, is TO
0Eeness Of Queen Victoria, Tor the
(ofses Society IN New York. The
al ohce consented to 81, for her like.
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0T'it is rumored, (says the Raleigh Starr that
the Van Buren, party intend, running Gov. Branch
IN opposition TO Gov, Dudley. Gov. Branch once
belonged to that party and len it in tisgusi-he
will not be again entanglsd with it.
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u We learn, says the Raleigh Register, that
Mr.. Waddell, the accomplished Speaker of the Sc.
nate at It's last Session, is again before the people
a candidate for the Senate Ia Orange County
whilst, IN the Commons. Ticket is presented, for
the success Of hich every Wing in the State will
most earnestly pray, VIZ: William A Graham,
Willie 2. Mangun, n. J. King and 5. Holt.
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ufWe are indebted 10 Mr.. Strange for copy Of
ms speech IN favsr of tbs Sub Treasury Bill.

" imprisonment for Debt.-A writer, who say,
he was confined for sixteen years in the Jail 9
New York City, for debt, makes the following
statement In illustration Of this barbarous system
is horrid pace--and many time, VIXEN
through The CRATES OF my prison window. have
watched The rays of the setting sun AS they gildec
some neighboring spIre, have wondered that an,
man could hDd 1t in his heart 10 put fellow be
ing IN jail for debt. have at last given up The
hopes OF Liberiy-blessed Liberty, | can hardly
write the word without dropping a tear at the re-
eoiIechsn Of the joyous days OF Liberty which arc
gone forever. | am sad when think how they
have fled away like dream, and that neither /
nor my creditors can ever recall them. when
entered the walls OF this terrible Jail, in which
amid The rafting of chains, l am writing this lit
tie story OF my life, was young, in good health
blest with wife whom sdored, and as fine bo,
as ever smiled IN the face of father. The be-,
Is dead-and my wife is no more. She was in
deed, most excellent worran, but she was wound
ed to the soul by the horrors Of our situation He
spirit vas broken down, and she with the infan
that caused her sickness, died in JAIL shortly afte
my Imprisonment"
Thanks TO humane and intelligent Legislature
(says the Raleigh Register no honest man can b.
Imprisoned in this State. II is those only VIII,
have property, and are unwilling to appropriate j
Tor the payment of their liabilities that can be ia
carcerated in North Carolina.
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neutrality-suspicious. McNutt has issued his
proclamation, ordering new election of Members
of Congress. to take place on the 23d and Oath OF
April.
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" Ans,hsr Member Of Congress dead.-The He
Timothy J. Carter, a representative from the Sta
of Maine, died a, his lodgings in Washington c
ty, on the 18th inst.
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1--WE learn from the Raleigh Star, that III
Wing cause is gaining ground in Onslow an
Warren counties. So mote il be.
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u The last news from Liverpool has had an un
favorable effect on the New York Cotton market
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1--WE learn from an article in the last Greens
borough Patriot, that i, is reported there that tn,
Postmaster General intends to reduce the Mail ia
citIes between Gresnsborough and Raleigh. III,
Edhors of the Patriot express determination tt
declare war against MIR. Kendall, should he nfic
this injury upon that community. Mr.. Ksndal
had better look out.