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Notice.

HOOKS Of subscription for the Capital Stcc
- of the Mississippi Union Bank. will b
opened at Jackson, the place prescribed for the l.
cation olthe Mother Bnk, on the second Monda
in April next and continue open for the space oisi
months By order of the Board Of Managers.
HIRAM G. RUNNEiS, Prest VI IT, b.
Jackson, Feb. 20, is3s-55-5w
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$40 900 on Personal Sec.;;"ity!!

VWNIlE Notes and Accounts due the late ..rHl
- Of PEARi, GAY & Co. have been placed
in my hands for collection. They will positipeiy be
put in suit on the first day Of February ncrt unless
paid before that date.
SAM. f. BUTTERWORTH
Ian 10 1875 OH
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Notice..

"HE Books, Notes and Accounts of tho la 9
- firm of Moore Il Carter and Of Jane
Garter s. Co. are this day placed in my hands for
collection and must be settled Immediately without
deialeation. Myself or agent, VINO are alone au-
thorized to make settlements, viii be found at a
times during the day at Moore and Carriers Oh
stand, two doors west Of the Eagle Hotel.
April 6, tSSs-39t4 WM. J.. MOORE,
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Money Wanted,

Ii those indebted to the ColGmbus En-
N change, are requested TO come and settle
their accounts, as an compelled to have money
Though accounts are snall against each individual
vet when Jumped together, Il amounts % a goo
deal Wa. VERELL.
march 3, isss-S4d
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Lot in this Mace.

A FEW weeks since, Superiine Needle
IN Worked Cape. Any Information respect.
ing the same will be thankfully Ttee"ed at this Office.
April 1913
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To MI whom Il may concern.

EEANlNG disposed OF my entire stock Of
II u Dry Goods with view of closing my bu.
SincSs, earnestly solicit all those indebted to me to
come forward and settle the same as no longer in
diligence can be gwen WM. ECkFORD.
April 7, 1898, soto
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Law Notice.

81 c. & j. G. BALDWIN, ATroRNIEs q
~ Law, will in future attend the courts
Kempcr, Newton, Winston, Noxuhce, Octlbbe
and Columbus, sMissssippi, and Of Sumpter
Pickens, Alabama. Business entrusted to their "a
viii be transacted with all possible despatch. 1
Junior partner will attend particularly TO the COLI
ton Of claims in Mississippi.
Address Cornelius C.. Baldwin. Gainesville, A
bama, or Joseph G.. Baldwin, De Kalb, Kemp
county, Mississippi.
REFEREN ICES.
BEiRNE FAwcErT s Co. Gainesville, ! A,sh..
O'NEIL, MIcHAux s. Co. Mobile,
DR. Weir, Pres't Commercial Bank,
Gen. CARTER, Columbus,
A. g. WEIR, Esqr. mississippi.
Gainesville, march 81, 1885. 1918
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SIDNEY 6. FRANKLIN,
JOHN A FRANKLIN,
MlLLlAM =. IlASIIE.

Columbus, march 2, 1888. 34-3n
.Ej- Tie MisssSippIan at jackson viii publish the
shove for six weeks, and forward their account 10
Frlnkln s, Brother.
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Law Notice.

law NOVEFVs
ED EUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN COOKE
~ and JOHN GOODWIN, have associated
themselves in the practice of Law. One or more Of
The firm will atteDdt to business confded 70 them in
thc Circuit Court, or Lowndes, Monroe, Chekr1saw,
Pontotoc, Tippab, Tshemlngo, Itawarnba and
Oktibbeeha the Federal and Cbance,y Courts,
and the High Court of Errors and Appeals at Jack
son.
r. DAVIS, Office in Athens Monroe County, Mi.
J. GooDwIY's, in Aberdeen, Monroe g
S. CocKE's /" in Columbus, Lowndes " d"
march 3, l63s-34tf
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QuARrER-NAsrER GENERALS OrFIeG,
Natciez, March 8, 1885,
To Assistant.Q uarfer Masters.

.aid Commanders 81 Iotanteer Companies Of
The State Of Mississippi.
YOU are hereby required to report immediately
To the Quarter -master General the number and con-
dlton OF the arms and equipments belonging 10 the
State, now in your respective charge
BY order of the Commander-in-Chief.
L. A. BESANCON,
march 81 Sst4 q. NJ. Gent Miss. militia.
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Pleasant Ii.ll Academies.

TENHE subscriber has opened Male and /.
= Female Academy, six miles East Of PICK
cnsvile, and five South West Of Carroton. Thr
two Institutions are entirely separate. The iorme'
is under biz own direction, aud the latter under tha
of Mrs. G.
The Male Academy consists % two department
and the rates Of Tuition per session Of five month
are as follows
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENTS.
Glass l.--SpelIing, Reading and Writing. 81 81
2.--Thc above with Arithmetic Eag-
fish Grammar, Elements OF History and
Geography. 10 Of
HIGH SCHOOL.
Class l.--Anccnt and Modern History and
Geography combined, Astronomy Bellies
letters, Composition and Defamation IS Q.
Grass D. Studies OF the first class completed.
Algebra, Geography, Natural and Mo:al
Philosophy 20 @.
Glass Studies Of the second class CON-
peted, Mental Philosophy, Chemistry and
Political Economy ~ N
Languages, Latin, Greek or French. - o.
Tie course of instruction IN tic Female Acadcnl
is similar, but less extensive in some branches, ar
will contain some additional branches. Provision
viii be made Tor the different branches Of ornameu
tai Education in the Female Academy, 50 soon o
the number Of pupils viii warrant The EXPENSE
Boarding viii be provided Cor young Ladies b
the subscriber, and By Mr.. Terry for young me-
= R. s. GLADNEY.
Pleasant Ill., March Oath, is5s.--S7-tf.
og1- The Tuscaloosa Flag Of the Union Ind Ii
NoXubee Times, will please copy the above for 81
weeks, and send copy Of the paper with the biIl
| me al Pckcnsvile Ala.
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The business will be continued By the subscrilt
on his own account. He will continue TO keep ~
hand largo aud general assortment Of Dry Good
Groceries, Hardware, SC. which he viii sell on 3
good terms MS can be found at any establishment 1.
the county. JOSIAH n. WALION.
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NOTICE is hereby given % all persons lndebts
10 the late firms of J. N WALTON * Co. Walton
Daggett, or Daggctt 4 Walton, TIM, all accom-
and notes, not settled by tie first Of March, vii b.
put in the hands of an officer for collection, witho,
respect ~ persons.
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TOqTRent.

THE Dwelling House recently occupied BY
n J. B. Irwin. Terms easv.-P0ssess'on CIV
en- Immediately. ADM MOhDOOh'
April I4lh, ls3s---4O-5~.
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(,rOCCriCS.

FEvIIE subscriber has yet on hand large stock
a. OF Groceries, which viii be sold low for
Cash. WIN. ECKFORD.
April 7, 1898 39tl
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10 The Cm:.a. 81 Lordea, ,Narb.a AMpst
lJavan 1a3 OhJ5tia.
am before 500 candidate .or the Office ar}atre
Of the CneeH Dag-t fer t9a slS,b Igde D.tz,tt
The engagements winch haq made for the APP
preaching session ofthe Lowndc5 Circuit coat; ami
the belief generally entertained, that The election
would be held prior to that Court, rendered it in.
probable that could consistently become a cand-
date. The business which mad been entrusted to
me, imposed IN obligation which claimed precedence
Of all private views Of my own. To have neglect.
cd to perform, or to have abandoned trust already
committed to me, would, | conceive, have gwen me
| but poor recommendation for the new one 10
which could have aspired, This reason viii. hope
be sufficient to account for my having resisted the
solicitations oimy friends until the presents and al
>, 80 restore me to such advantages as might have
&c. s,ej bad been more forward in entering the
Es,., 'te election ought and will, presume, turn
,,,o ,,a ro,. i've merits ofthc candidates For in
f,rnoton mon ~" suhcctso far as am concerned
must rci,r those " no are not acquainted with me
to those who are. since ~ improper Tor me- under
any circumstances to Speah ol "' w"
have SAID enough to COMMUNE" w ~ ~
~, q candidate, which is all tina, p'"P'lp'E wa, wa, az
a. 80 10 do; for the result wait ,'P'" '"' JUG
ment oftte people p,cu,pn-r,-,Ns.
March ats, 1898. --3s-4w'
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Notice.

HNHE partnership heretofore existing bct@ce
- the subscribers under the firm Of j. n
WALTON & co. expired on the first day of jar
uary, 1883, JOSIAH N. WALTON
HORACE DAGGETT.
Cotton Gin Port March -, lsSS-57u
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02
NORTH cARoLINIANs ABROAD.

/ Miss Sedgwick, the au,horess Of the
/" Linwoods," aud several other popular
wo,ks, has the following notice Of party Of
North Carc,inians whom she mel nj Saraio.
% springs, last summer. II is extracted
from an article in The Democratic Review,
euiiiied Z" Leisure Hours ut Saratoga" and
the incidents aIe not fictitious, but real -
.Thc mex, morning enriched us with large
par ritz from North Caroline. Fortunate is the State
that can seus forth such citizens to represent it,
lniegent and Kind hearted. simps and direct in
their manners with that evident selfrespect rest.
ing ON the imInovsblo foundsticu Of intrinsic To-
spsctsbillty, aud the inodesiy and difference that
springs from a faith in the worth OF others--a
faith which is the well.sprIng Of life TO hpmani.
~. There was one young person OF thus party
who was the centre OF general interest. She
was Tot beautiful, but she had power 10 fisei aud
charm the eye beyond regular and rtigning
beauty. There was langaor IN her movement,
and al abstrsciedness IN her expression - n for
her the soul Of life was gone, or Is II (or she
suffering IRON III hsah) she were listening to
the strain, "Ssier-spltit come away" Bot when
voice she loved struck upon her ear, or word
touched her heart chords, she raised her heavy
sye.lids, and world glowing With sunshine,
warmth and beauty, was revealed at q single
glance. II reminded Of the ehild's pretty Ian.
cy. that the stars holes cut 10 le, the glory
through" Tho morning after her arrival, one Of
her party asked her 20 sing, and her iaihsfoi all
The admirers OF her music The Ino.t enthusiastic
as he should bel-brOughi her guila,. She took
ii, and without any prelude affected nedesiy,
OF fGt,enig anxiety, or real and painful b.shful.
ness, she played IRISH melodies, Scotch .i's, aud
aud old English songs. such a. " The harp that
once through Tara. halls" the "Ingle side" aud
on in the Silly nigat. '-thos. household words,
domestic treasures, holy spells that corlurs up the
/ dead, and pour melody over the soul irom yoiess
! long silent.
! When she began 10 sing j, was some boar or ,wO
sner breakfast, The hour OF general dlspsrsIon.
I Her voice was signal for general feeaii The
ladies' came from their celia and the gsntlsmeo
poured in trem the piszzss. tll the drastng room
vas hlled. There was not the slightest change IN
| her asnner. Nhile there were mufmurs OF ay-
plause, ,lghs, ami eyes net from msmsry's opeaes
fountains, while those sho only tolerate Italian
music were betrayed into spon,aueous admiration,
she sang as 1t she ~as singing a, Ia high, IN her
mothers parsouf. as unconscious OF listeners.
and Is ssesly, a. the wood thrush ia lie dstp sol.
I,uds. Sure. thought |,
-"Sure something holy lodges in that brt at,
And Nth these rap,ufss nsves tbs veal air.
To testify his hIdden residence"
And silh,n that breast a. | Afterwards found,
was OF The most losisg and trusting hearts ty.
at made perfect thfeUgh suaEFiag."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02

The merit Presidency.-0r this subject
we find the following articles 10 the last Ra.
leigh Register and Wilmington Advertiser.
We believe them TO Indicate, very accurate.
Is, the curreui Of public opinion 10 North
Carolina, which has evidently been moving
III iha, direction for YEAR or two past
Mr.. Clay course lor several years has been
such as to elllce the recollection Of his con.
neclon with the administration Of Mr.. Ad
ans, and his high Tantl opinions, which,
more than any thing else, gave a shock to
his popularity in this State. The people
lock upon him as the fast friend OF the /.
mon, as the pairio, who has repeatedly re.
copciled conflicting interests when that u.
Mon seemed to be endangered by the VIC.
lence of the struggle, aud as the able and
uncompromIslus opponent OF Executive u
snrpaiion.
Ii is perhaps too early 10 move on this
subject. But other States have set US the
example. Already have kentucky aud
Rhode Island nominated Mr.. Clay 50 have
oHlO dtlu iHutdtla upHiiildttu Atclls iidIlisoti
but express their eutire willingness to sup.
port Mr.. Clay If he be selected as the Whig
Candidate. Il may be well therefore for the
press in North Carolina to speak, not their
own sentiments only, but those Of their
Wing fellow citizens generally. No one
who has had an opportunity Of observing
the feelings of the people Of this State, can
doubt, that Mr.. Webster and Gen. Harrison
are both totally out OF The question. They
have no hold on the affections of the people
here. Mr.. Clay is the only one Of the eau.
didates who, IN our opinion, would unite the
support OF the whole Why party. Under
this belief, we shall no, hesitate to enlist
the influence OF our press in his favor, il
such be the will OF those with whom We
have heretofore been proud to act.-FGy.
Observer.
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sIAMEsE Observation-Disclosures.

According to Li~ui. Roberts, there are
90 less than twrni, eishi classes Of per.
soas among the Smmese eho are excluded
from bearing witness under oath IN their
courts OF justice, aud are declared 20 be 10
competent. They are as iuiloss:-Con.
iemners II religion, persons IN debt, slaves
ui party 10 SUIT, intimate friends, IDIOTS,
those Who 90 not hold IN abhorrcncc the
cardinal SINS, among " hich are enumerated,
besides theft and murder, drinking spirits,
breaking prescribed feasts, and reposlng OF
The mat or couch OF priest or parent, gamb.
!ers, Migrants, eIecuiIoners. qUack doctors,
play actors, hermaph rodites, prostitutes,
blacksmith>, persons laborng under lncura.
bic diseases, persons under or a boye 10.
6dchetors, insane persons, persons Of violent
passions, shot makers, bruziers, mid. wives
and sorcerers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02
From the Wilmington Advertiser.
HENRY CLAY.

We cannot doubt drawing our inferenees from
the developments Of public opinion making IN
various part Of tie Uaion, that the distn guishsd
individual whose name is at the head Of this ar,i.
Gle, u Tive one upon whom that opinion will final.
" concentrate as tbs Wing candidate for The next
Presidency, 10 the exclusion Of all others These
demonstrations are warm aud spontaneous, With.
out any pfeconccrted plan OF movement to oper
ate upon public sentiment. We say 10 the e1cu
sion OF al! others, because those wbo msy be con
sidered the particular friends and partisans of
other prominent Why's have evineed an excellent
feeling, whilst urging the names Of their favories,
which IS 10 sacrifice their own partlaities and pre-
elections, and 10 unite with the more numerous
body Of their fellow citizens whenever il rs made
apparent that the success Of the cause depends 90
on II. According TO our way Of thinking, no man
hss claim upon the Presidency, OF upon sny 9th.
er office 10 the land We care not what amount
Of service he may have rendered tha country, or
how much he may have siEiyen to promote lls bes,
interests these are but the dues oi patriotism,
qually binding upon every one, whatever may be
his station. But they may be looked To az eviden.
Of fitness OF Office sad in this view those rem.
dered by Henry CLAY, show an extraordinary st.
ness for the office Of President Ifthare in sno,h.
or who has 80 often stood by the country IN her oe.
ri, and borae up her honsr and her fame We l,ays
yet 10 lsarn his history. If there 10 aao,hs, who
has stood forth like him, long and as faithfully
10 dssncs Of the great principles Of tbs Csnsl,a.
tion. and as he champion Of human rights. ".
are ignorant Of hls name. Mr.. Clay 10 emphxti.
ealiy the salesman Of tho age.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02

The Right Sort # EtogDeace. -"Thai
rhetoric" says Seldeu, Is the best. WHICH
is most seasonabe and catching. We have
an Instance IN that old bun, commander a,
Cadiz, who showed himself good orator
though not much accustomed to pubic
speaking" w hat a shame" cried he 10
his soldiers, when obliged to make speech
to them, evil II be- TO you, Engil,hmen.
who feed upon good beef, ,o let those ras.
cally Spaulards beat you that have nothing
10 live upon but oranges and lemons"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02
CITY OCCURRENCES

A d'abolical attempt was ms
day night, to sci fire 10 the M. ,aue, % /
N ih's City, owned and occus' 'o1 10
Darlington. About mldniah, ,. $50 ey
~ers reused by a dense suir,c., "e Inus
which was found TO proceed r., s 'Ns
where had been deposited live n o
rags, iightwood spliu.ers, &c. xI,' IOas
the process Of ignition, and sou' I1 ''H
have burst forth into flame o.. ~ 'Ita
before 1.-THE night being ya,,. srsl
the wind high. No d, .bt i =. SOD
that The eombusiibIes we're placs1
Closet by a servant, attached - =, Z
l'shmeni, with the design Of dq,, -. Z
premises. !l,
On Tuesday last, a Zine lipIe /,
years OF age. the son Of Mr,, nh
this place, Tell from the thur S%
Messrs. Turner and Hughes b., I''
TO the earth beneath, and wond..s1
sustained bu, a slight injury. ~
from which he fell cannot be To-.
feet. His little brother, lev ~.
who was standing below, saw b,m
fell, and in his alarm, wilbow
knowing uha, he did, closed a =
Gate on which The little fellow 80
certainly been precipIiaied, and AZ.
as certainly, have terminated his -
A few duyssirce, geollemo, Ne
inipg the heck of a gun, in sion.
e,teyllle Street, aud, slihou, Ion.
that II was loaded, pulled the trg,s, :
gun went cii-ibe whole load ss,,a
his window, and the window Il
Store, on the opposite side Of Ii. !
without dong injury TO ANY one -.
almost any other moa.ent, se,,,,,
quences must have ensued, a, n. :
load ranged along the couu,er q
Good Store where iso or tire. :.
generally stood to wal, upon cv,.o,,.'
Raleigh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02

Cotton Factories in Orons,-w,J
much pleasure IN stating that there !, D
three Cotton Factories IN suee,..s, u
tion IN this eouuty--oae a, The M n
OF Ha~ River, owned by Messrs va \
TreiIrger, q Go. one en- Aart, u
ed BY Messrs. Holt & Carr,gan astts \
er by The Cam Creek Manusaclu,n, n
psny all OF which seem 10 prootx !
eFal return TO their enterpr,slng oss, I
tie capital they have in,esrd a u
Each Of these establishments AZ, ,,,s
quail IN size. and are calculated 70 n
bout 1000 sp'ndles. There ars s,s \
ning something more than 500 srls|
each; aud from the known Eersa.sI
and industry Of their ovren, ihers
doubt ihs, the hole aria Of these
Sill soon be filled ~ilh machinery, q
iull complement u spItdles ~, 70 oE<rI
We hate bad opportunities ii ennr,
the yarn produced at each u asS 81.
lsshmenls, AMI hesitate no, 10 ay th.l 4
fully Equal to that from any Of he Norle
factories. We understand that il, q
Greek Company, intend, ~ The srg|
INTRODUCE looms IN their factory, aoi 4
BY BE- enabled 10 cooven iher vars |
cloth. We presume the Others us !
template dong the same thing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02

Worthy Of lmi,ctCn-A few DAYS since
ayoung farmer from Pleasant Valley brought
load Of wood into the village for sale, and
while waiting fora purchaser, a poor WOMAN
came up and inquired The prlce. lie told
her, and she burst into tears. She SAID she
had endeayored for long time, to lind
load small enough 10 be purchased with tie
last money she had, but had seen unsaccess
lul-ihe amount was so small The gene
rous heart Of the young farmer was touched,
and he care the suffering child of poverty
hls load Of wood. He no doubt returned
home happier man thsnlf be had received
$40 ior ms wood. Such acts are sure Of re-
ward POughkeePsic (N. Y TtLgraph.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02
YANKEE INGENUITY.

A nes specimen.-A gentleman residing
at rroy, frontier town IN Vermont writes
his friend at Boston:
~ curious method has been adopted 10
smuggle arms in Canada, for the use of The
patriots. IL is well known that number
OF gIrs from the Northern part OF Vermont,
as well rs the contiguous part of Lower
Caoada, find employment, in the factories of
Lowell. Mass. IL has sometimes been the
case when death has occurred amongst
their numbers that The body has been sent
TO the friends Of the deceased for burial.
During the past summer il was observed
that an unusual number o. collins had pass
ed along, frequently accompanied with
mourners. Two or three had sometimes
passed a, time, which occasioued reports
that some terrible malady WAS raaing at
Lowell. Since the present difficulty occur.
red IN canada, some one having the fear of
the majesty before his eyes, suspected that
these cotfins contained other arms than those
Of female corpse, and he assumed The re-
sponslbliiy OF opening Que, when, behold,
rifles, guns, pistols and swords, a" looking
daggers at hlm, as voice seemed to
thunder in BIS ear 1" shut pan r aud he fed
for protection behind the bayonets Of Brit
ISL soldiers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02
Correspondence fthe Nat. Irfelagsncr.
New IoRK. Feb. 10.


We have news from Great Britain by
the roundabou. way OF Freder,ck,on, the
capital Of New Brunswick, about 100 miles
up the rlyer ST. John The frgats Ineon.
stan, from Cork. January 4, reached HAL
llax January 80, Nth the lell wIng ol the
93d regiment, commanded BY MAJOR Arthur.
The British Ministry are reported to have
under consideration an increase Of the Army
and Navy, the former TO $4,000 OF 20 900
men. aud the latter from 5000 TO II 1000.
One Of the reasons assigned was " the TN
friendly tone Of the President oi the United
States upon the Boundary Question S,r
Henry HardIngs IS appointed Commander
OF tue Forces IL Canada, It ls stated. The
Bellerophon and the Vanguard, line oil. battle
ships, are ordered TO Halifax. The whole
Mediterranean British squadron seemed 10
b ordered TO take look al America, nth
H,ghlauders, Fuslleers, &c. SC. Over s,x
Thousand ne~ soldiers will Do ia Halifax BY
May or June A guinea a head Is offered
as bounty 10 Limerick for the lnsh bows to
euIIsl for Canada.
There lsnolhlng remarkable in the uay of
CITY news. Stocks ara a Ilg,le better 10. day.
but the Transactions are light Our mer.
chants are very melancholy IN all their bo.
siuess views. They look to Congress, and
upon that body rest all their hopes. The
Administration is deceived, II II believes
there has been any reaction IN their favor
IN this city. Aaron Clark will be re elect.
ed our Mayor in April by larger ma losi,y
than 10 April last. The Wing poser Is not
ooly nwnclble here, bu, will DO stronger
and stronger, iitl the Loco Focos are turned
out INTO their old rowing ground 10 the Park.
The Wings have moved but little in their
Wards, while the Loco Focos have kep,
Their caldron boiling all winter but they
have not moved because they have no abI.
ie'y about their strength.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-02
THE ALPHABET CONTAINED IN 4
NERNE

The 2lst verse Of The 7th chapter Of Ez.
ra contains all the letters Of the alphabet.
This verse Is as folo1s:-
And |, even !, Artasetxes, do make a
decree 10 all tue treasurers which are be.
You'd the river, that whatsoever Ezra the
priest, the scribe Of the law OF the God Of
heaven, shall require Of you, j, be done
speedily All the vowels occur in their
order IN the word fdcetiously.