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ganl appropriations shieh constituted he,
ihiFay-eiehi millions of dollars lor lie
ysar less. This wss . device which
= used nm sDeeessfuIly sg.iass Gea.
bariagsr IN is3s. 70 Be disposed non
. sbah6an II. lie refers 10 he final sole
upon NE passage Of The appropriation
b'lls, and bssause he names Of he Whigs
are not ihsre recorded sgsinsl item. he
would hare il inferred that they had
made no opposition 10 any Of The extra
ssgsnee Of The government DR.. Mont
gomsry knows very veil. il he did MOI %
write 10 Mr.. Leak. shat Ill The sppro-
Prislion bills are ssitlsd gsaerally in
eommilIee Of The whole. where they are
fally debated. compromised and placed
in Tia, shape by lhe majority. which in
surss their FINAL passage sfl~r they are
reported 10 Ghs House. shere they are
seldom farther debated; consequently they
pass BY . silent roie." Very rarely on
these occasions are The ayes and noes TAX
en-. Nov tie Wings have no desire 10 EN-
bsHsss The operations Of The government
by Withholding necessary appropriations;
they therefore make their opposition 10
committee Of The whole, where the items
are brOugh, separately before them, and
otirei 10 those only which they deem 10
be unnecessary or exlrsrsgans. And here
The yeas and nays not being taken. their
cannot be made To appear
from The journals. And this is The de-
sice pursued by Dr.. Montgomery; he
reads The titles Of The acts, and il. oa The
fnaI vote. The NAMES Of the Wings are no,
ausysd sgsins. them. he would have il
believed that the extravaganza Of The ap-
propositions 10 al their work. Such are
the honest means which DIR. Monigome-
~ takes 10 maintain his popularity and
The supremacy Of his party.
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sxtsal. he e6rrs 81 lie yIIE r0RCEsr. III
have y line . naks any comments Up
en- Il i1lafeUer.
The olloriag 70 4 correct copy. frori
for apOrd aadIsifsr lor fsffer. y fls rom.
Hluaicafioa addressed 20 ase by The Doc
Tor. tonFs in haste.
WALTER r. LEAK.
Afler seeing with what facility Mr.
Leaks letters can be altered. our readers
can judge Low much dependence can be
placed upon The fidelity with which the
following. purpOrsing 10 be The letter from
DR.. Montgomery TO Mr.. Leak. has been
copied. For ourselves. after noticing
The mutilalion Of ihe letters II Fayeiie-
vile, and The variations in Mr.. Leaks
letter Il Raleigh, We can hare bur little
confidence in is verify. 49,.
Albrights. al Jane. 1859.
Mr. nEAR SIR: Yours II The 10Th came
safe o. hand. regret 10 learn that my
letter to Mr.. Holmes las gotten into a
channel that may bring my name before
The public. such Was not my intention.
and ! hope my name may slill be kept
back. Irsferrrd Ia Documents. journals.
DC. which could be had. and my state.
men,s will be found (erross exceptedl 10
be correct. ] have this mail sent stale
menI Of references, and Journal OF The
House for The % session Of the 25lh Con-
gress. when The appropriations | mention
wsre made, with those II tue Extra or
called Session. for the support Of Govern.
ment for the year 1881 have request
ed The publication Of The appropriations
and The pages in the Journal showing
their fnsl passage wiih the number o:
the bills, 50 thai there can be no mistake
about them. Call on The wings who have
journals 10 turn 10 their votes and show
that they voted against these measures oi
extravaganza they complsia Of. Ynur
member is only recorded as voting against
one bill for the year 1888. No. 394. page
on the House Journal 1893. the Harboi
bill containing OIL. So. O0s 50. nut Of The
IS millions appropriated for 1888. liz
will not deny This. Ii he does, demand
his Journal. and call for his votes. II h,
refuses 10 show them. weIl-when yor
&C, the Standard containing the state
mcns sent, you will have I'll you wan
and If you use il with bali the indus
try that they fight ne. all will be well
When | had the contest with Bsrringe
he relied mainly on The increase of ex
pendilures. and defended his position a
ably as any man. | col The Journal. ex
ahmed and marked his votes, had then
ready. and charged him with being gull
iy Of the very foul act he charged on Us
and demanded his Journal aud he refus
ed to show il. then made him deny
again, and then turned 10 his votes All
read his name on record for nearly all h
complained oil. aud down he went, an
SO will any hypocrile well managed.
Yours truly,
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A sIislaae Corrected.

fEsHERE 10 q rumor, at a distance. that ]
IL have declined my Agency Business. !
have not declined, but slilI continue NV Bank
and other Agencies, and have enlarged my
Storage room Cor the reception, and sale Of al
kinds Of merchandize, and country produce,
privately Or at Auction; with the single excep-
ton of INTOXICATING liquors. That erifiar has
killed 50 many thousands of my fellow bengs.
that don't like 10 NEEDLE with il.
WILL. PECK.
Raleigh. August y. sa-3H
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Correspondence Of The National haieii-
gencer.
New York, August Ist.

SfHCeE.
New York, August LIST.
the news from China is abundant.
The cdicis from a,he son Of Heaven
t'he Enrero1 are as thick as ha'lssones.
All foreign trade March 25l was sus-
pended. The barbariaas English and
American) were forbidden 10 leave Can
I'm. An inierdic, was put on the dc.
pariurr III all foreign vessels. One lac
tory tBri,ish) was entered by Chinese
soldiers. and the master Of il demanded.
All concerned in the opium trade are
threatened with death. Two English
vessels which had 20, under way had
been ordered back. There is now every
prospect that the Chinese authorities
will succeed in putting down the opt
nm trade, an effort they have long
time been making in vain. They de-
mand the unconditional surrender oil
what opium The merchants now have on
hand. There il some prospect OF an
armed interference on the part OF The
british for the protection Of their resi-
denls.
Stocks stand in siaiu quo, with ten
deney upwards. The money market IL
hight. but hesopinion is IL will soon b
not so ,igh, as IL 10.
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WHEREAS William Glenn, sen. Of
w Orange county. has Obtained two
notes Of hand from me, payable 10 him.
as follows: one note for twelve dollars
and fifty cents, payable the 25.h OF De-
cember, 1889, with John w. Hancock
security aud one note for ten dollars.
paysble The 25th of December. 1870.
wi,hou, security. This is. therefore, 20
caution all persons from trading for said
notes, as they were fraudulsnly obtained.
and | am determined not 10 pay them on
ly at The cad OF The law.
JOHN III. TILLY.
July IL. 3D.
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Yours truly, &c.
w. MONTGOMERY.

The editor Of the North.Carolln'an
does no, himself say one word about
these letters. and no one vouches Tor
their authenticity. Their very appear
ance shows that they have been musIlas'
ed; .hs, they are no. what they purpors
to be. Tue copies Of the original letters.
Paris Of them have evidently been sup
pressed; and why, unless the publication
Of the whole would have TOO glatingly
exposed The duplici,y Of the wriscrs And
this opinion is justified. because no Wing
has been permitted TO see The originals
and no one a..es,s the validity Of The CO
pies. g..
Hut even in this mu,ilated state enough
arpears 10 show ,hs, the letters were In
tended to create a false impression--ar
impression which DR.. Montgomery has
zealousIy endeavored to create in This dis
uict during his present campaign, VIZ
tina, The Wings voted for all the ex,rava
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w. MONTGOMERY.

Edward Stanly, Wing, has been re.
elected in the Sd district; Charles Shep.
ard, v. b. IN the 4th, and Jesse A. BY.
nun, V. ID. in the Cd district; by what
majorities we have no. We. ascertained.
Gen. NJ. +. Hawkins, in the 9th district,
We understand has been defeated by some
two or three votes.
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Attention!
Head QUARTERS,

IrOunEe5s nEiuScs Nt&HAC Soa"'sa
N. C. July 18th, 1889.
To the Officers offhs Sirfh Brigade q
North Caroline Milsiia.
wou are hereby commanded TO attend a.
- your usual parade grounds, with you. re-
spective commands. armed and equipped as
the law directs. for parade aud review. with
six rounds Of powder, on the following days,
10 writ: ##
The 56sh Regimen. on The 18th OF Sept.
The SSH Regimen. on the 10Th Of Sept.
The 94.h Regiment on the 2lst Of Sept.
The 45,h Regiment on the 24.h OF Sept.
The 47,h Regiment on The 26sh Of Sept.
The ash Regimen. on The 2s.h Of Sept.
The 49,h Regiment on the Isl OF Oct.
BY order Of
BENJAMIN TRoLlNGER.
Bigadiu Gsssral
AUSTIN wHIrsrrr. .7idscdaT'.
Jalyi7. &-
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Attention!

70 the Offers aud Musicians belonging
10 the 47fh Regiment.
N10u are hereby notified and commanded 10
- appear in HiIlsborough on the 2s,h Of
September, Tor the purpose Of drill and court
maEtial; and on the 26th you will attend with
ya.~ ~~spsaii~a snsnnsnies runint as thc law
directs, with SIX rounds ot powder, for review.
WILLIAM BARLOW,
Senior Officer.
August. e2-
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EITHER Double or Single, made 10
II order-an auicle Of great eomlort.
aither in summer or winter. Orders left
a. the office or The Ililisborcugh ReceT-
der will be duly attended 10.
Iuly %, So
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Oh. my dear. hos came you %
wesl" inquired IN afFsesinnats moslisf 70
her som" Why, M. one Of he boys
said | darh't Jump il me creek. and. BIZ
gosh. ! lell Jon AIM 10 be dared"
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Weekly Almanac.

HiiIshorough Debating sOeiety.--Ths TO-
iowing i The Qaery selected for discussion u
the regular mstling " this Society On TUESDAY
night neLi:
nkick tsosIl brat prOmais the inIsrsst Of The
siais Of .Narih Carolina. .fHHHal " Biennial Sts
si0sas VI lAs LtsiaiaiHrsa
By the sEcRErAEr.
Jaiy ~ 1859.
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asssnling % he foul treaty which 20 man
denies was The work u e0rrupfion.
Their deaths are probably the @0rk q
vengeance Tor heir ireAchrry.
N. FORK Com. .7du.
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Classical and English
SCHOOL.

SpIE undersigned intends. 10 future. TO de-
- vote his attention to the business oil teach.
ing. and will open School near his residence
in Orange county, four miles west Of Haw Ri
YER and three mlIes from the Chatham county
line, in healthy and interesting neighborhood.
on the first Of September next. ID
This school 10 designed principally TO be pre-
paratory 10 admittance into our University, or
any similar institution in this country. II must
be expested, ihesefore, that classical learning
will constitute the more important department.
The undersigned is not willing, however, 10 ex-
ciuie any young men. who may wish TO pur'
sue a course Of English studies. lie - The
more unwilling 10 do so, from consciousness
that the English Department Is already Too
much neglected in some Of our academies. lie
also entertains the opinion, that a system oil
EngIish studies might be concocted aud OF.
ranged, q thorough knowledge Of which would
be vi more PRACTICAL utility to q man through
life, than tina, superficial acquaintance with The
Ancient Classics, with which very many arc
content; and that unless parent designs nus
son 90 take a collegiate or thorough aeademi.
cal course. he had better let him cultivate one
tongas sreu. The best system of English stu.
dies. therefore, of which the undersigned -
master. will he adopted los the bent Ill OF those
who mar follow his advice upon this subject.
Free from other business, he hopes, by sedu-
Ions attention 20 his charge. TO merit that con.
fidence which parents or guardians may rePose
in him. He would be glad at the outset TO
have class 10 prepare Tor College. The ses.
siops. as a, other academies, will continue hive
months.
TulTIoN-PER SESSION.
In the Classical department. si2sss
" English .so
Excellent board can be had convenient TO
the academy at seven dollars per month. exclu-
sive oS lights. for any number Of students.
Those who may design sending their sons
would confer q favor by communicating u to
the undersigned q, as early day as possible.
Direct TO Liadley's Store p. O., Orange eoun-
~, N. c. ,a ,.oYr
Ia,fv %. OIL
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SfUsT RECEIVED fro.a New Yosk, and Cor
~ sale BY the subscriber,
Superior cogniac Brandy,
Holland Gin.
Jamaica Rum,
Madeira.
Me-, Wines, Of very superior
49,, quality.
Cisret,
London Brown Stout,
Pale Ale.
Irish whiskey,
Lemon Syrup,
Lime Juice.
Lump Sugar.
THoS. d. GRAIN.
August Y. 81
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Commission & Forwarding
business.
July

zHHE subscribers have essshiished them.
- selves in Nilmington Cor she sransaetsea
Of the above business, and solicit share Of
public patronage. Saving been accustomed,
10 the business. and intending 10 desote their
attention exclusively 10 ID. they pledge Them
selves TO give satisfaction 70 those who mag
pasronixe them. Merchants living in the ia-
terror may rely on havina prompt and essly
advices of ARRIVAL and shipment Of their Goods.
and those who supply themselves With GEoce,
ries from Wilmington. will be regularly aaslsss
Of arrivals, and The state of the msEkes. Srss
attention will also be given 10 the sale OF r1e'
duce, Lumber. Timber. sc. ID
MsGARY q MsTAGGAki
xv;t..;..,a. -. a. 600 72-6m
nTavEc e. egIs nj this O8ice.
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Printers Notice.

GUBsCRlBERs - arresEs fer he NIlssho-
- ssagA Recorder, are respectfully iEfofm-
"a that their aceonats miIl BE macs Ell %
- early 6ay. aad EorwasSed . alsm siIksr
lhroagL aks Post Olice o. ~ - sGeaL y .
hcpsd Iist ~ canxeFaed MI feel fAs nsssssa-
~ 81 psamfs r.yEeni.
Aagusg q. So
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pA methodist Protestant Comp
Meeting VIII Be. held al lie Ridge Meet
ing House in Orange County on. Friday
The 9th OF Scftember next.
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DR.. NpnfgOmsry's Letter TO Hatsr r.
Leak, esq.

Leak. esq.
We copied last week, from an extra
issued from The Office of the Raleigh Re-
rister. what was said to be the substance
Of letter written by DIR. Montgomery
10 Walter +. Leak, esq. This has been
pronounced to be base forgery; and
some have gone so far as TO accuse the
editor Of tie Register Of being the author
and fabricator of the letter. No one at
all acquainted with Mr.. Gales would for
a moment suppose bin capable of such
meanness. But the matter has not been
suffered so 10 res,i in an extra now be.
fore US. Mr.. Gales has exhibited testimony
which completely exonera,es him, The
correspondent OF the Register still per.
sis.s in alleging tina. the material paris
Of the published letter are Substantially
true" but admits that il is a little CO.
toured in the filling up. The letters
were read over. ii is said, so hastily as
10 afford time only 10 sketch the general
drift, though two gentlemen were ready
with paper and pencils to take down eve
~ word, had they been read leisurely.
No inducement could make Morris or
Leak part with a copy of either. The
obiec, in furnishing the sketch, the cor
respondent of the Register says, was to
force ont the original H.:
But we have received some statements
on the other side of the question, which
we shall proceed now 10 set forth.
In an extra from The office of the Stan.
dard, dated on Monday last, we find the
following, which purpor,s to be letter
from Walter F. Leak, esq. to gentle
man in Raleigh,
/ Rockingham. Richmond Co.
August 2. 1889.
DEAR SIR: | have just this moment
received, in letter from a friend. CO.
luma cut from the Register of your city,
containing what purports 10 be copy oil
letter addressed te me by Doctor
| Montgomery OF Orange. This alleged
copy is base FORGERY, got w by some
miscreani, ON The eve of the election, In
order to defes, Doctor Montgomery. Al
| mus, hurry of nv boy some 90 miles
in order ,u get this letter on route .hs
will take il 10 you, in lime to enable you
10 coun,ersct. to some extent, The effect.
Of the VILE FORGERY, | have no time Il
make ans comments.
WALTER r. LEAK.
In the Standard Of yesterday. this same
letter makes its appearance, "reviset
and enlarged" and accommodated to q
new purpose. Here it is; the words ii
Halies showing the additions and altera
tons.
. Rockingham. Richmond county,(
August ., 1889.
DEAR SIR: have just this moment re
ceived, in a e,,er from q friend. co
lumn Gu, from The Register Of your city
, containing what purporss 10 be copy o
a letter addressed 10 me by Docto
Montgomery of Orange. Knoring thi
alledged copy TO be BASE FORGERY. 60
up BY some miscreant on the eve OF III
D election, in order 10 defea, Doctor Mon,
gomery. + hare fell IL my duty 10 p'
, myself 10 some trouble 10 furnish go
Nth a correct copy. whieh you ,oiH in
subioined. As must hurry of my DO
some 90 miles. in order to get this lesse
: on route. that will take it TO you, i
: time 10 enable you 10 counsegact 10 som
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Dr. Montgomery, and his
Letter..

In ihe Recorder 81 last week sc pub
iishsd . letter IRON The Hon. Edmund
DsbeHy. and other matters. in relation
% certain letters said 10 hare been writ
Ten BY the lion. William Montgomery 10
gentlemen in The Fayetteville district fur
tie purpose Of sfIesling The pending slee-
sloh. since lien much has been said
aud Published pro and con upon The sub
jsei. but moi enough 10 rrmays tie doubts
and mystery with which il seemed 10 be
closely rnssloPsd. These letters Of Dr.
Montgomery. il MAS alleged. were ealeu-
lated IN mlslsad and deceive The people.
aud were intended To be used ssersiIy.
that the effect might be made without any
opportunity Of correction. They had
been broSgh. bsfare the public on one or
tao occasions. and their lalsehoOds ex-
posed By Mr.. Debeny. - stated in his
letter published last week; bu, the letters
we're continued 10 be used in private. as
II first intended.
THIS eouFse vas complained Of BY The
Wings. and repeated calls were made for
copies Of DR.. MOn,gomery's letters Tor
publication; bu. they were constantly
refused until The 81 inst. uhen a hand
bill made its appearance. with wha, Was
said 10 be copies Of The two letters from
DR.. Montgomery To Mr.. Holmes. The
contents 81 This hsndbiII appears in lie
North. caroliuian Of Saturday last. which
IL nov before Ne. From This We copy
the lIro letters, - lullows:
Albrigats. N. c. May 2sth. 1889.
Sir. I have been examining the Jour.
uals Of The House Of The 2nd session
Of The gslh Congress, when the sppro-
ptialions were made for 1898. aud also
The journal Of The extra session =. which
4 part Of The appropriations for 1888
we're made. aud | 6nd that out Of IS
millions for tia. year. the Wings only
sulrd against two Of the Bile one Tor
the suppression Of Indian hos,Ilnies Of
Il mi.IIons, 81 only voting against II,
and tao Of them we're Democrats. De-
berry did mol so,e on the question. The
other wa lisrbor Bill. Sl.535, 006 So.
Twenty-iour Wings soied agsins. This
bill. Deberry one Of them. And that
10 the Nay lie gave 10 any sppropria.
lion that year. will give you refer
ence which I have made on, Tor my own
USE. that will enable you To Pu. Morris on
the proper track. Yours truly. &c.
W. MONTGOMERY.
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-
National Road. The Cumberland Road
Convention, composed oil delegates from
the states OF Ohio, Indiana. and Illinois.
me, al rere Hauie, la. on the 9Th Of
July. The object of The Convention
was, il possible. to concert measures
by which The road shall be prosecuted
10 completion. A committee Of the con-
ven,ion reported a memorial to be pre-
sen,ed TO the next Congress. which
was unanimously adopted. Among 9th.
er things set forth in the memorial is
The doctrine that The Government stands
pledged 10 complete the work, in JUS
tice TO The Western states, referring to
The large appropriations annually made
Cor The. improvement OF Eastern states.
in the clearing out of harbors. erection
Of lighthouses. &c.
National MtslKgsassr.
Murder Of Elias Boudinot.--We an
nounced, lew days since, The murder
of John Ridge. the Cherokee chief. and
also that OF his father. commonly called
Major Ridge. Subsequent. accounts from
The Yves. have spprised US that Elias
Boudinot has also fallen BY assassination.
Ridge and Boudinot were both educated
at The Cornwall School. 10 Connecticut,
and both married white aives-young
ladies' Of respectable families. The mix
ing of colors, however, was so offensive
to the people, that great exci.emen.
followed their weddings, and The result
was the breaking up Of the school. Both
were men of talents, and Ridge was
eloquen, a. we'll as able. Boudinot was
more of a sacitnrn disposition Then Ridge.
and i. has been said that his domestic
relations were not happy--not, however.
because of fault on she part This vito.
Both were we'll known in this city, and
urea, interest was enlisted in their behalf
in lS3l-'32. when they came hi.her 10
| Law before our citizens The grievances
inflicted upon their nation by Georgia
and General Jackson. Subsequently,
they changed sides upon the emigration
question, and joined the ruthless land-rob
bers in tho work Of uprooting their owr
nation, and desecrating The graves ant
affairs of their fathers. Their plea in
justification was. that they saw longe'
resistance 10 b. vain. and they nigh
therefore as we'll make merit OF necessity
The charge of their own nation was, tina
they were traitors. and that gold was ih'
price OF their treason. We doubt no
the truth Of the charge, since they wsr'
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House Journal. Second Session, TTsn-
tyJyih Congress.
Extra Ses. page 100. aPpro-
priations passed unani-
mau.ly, s2,i09.o0o 90
and Scs. page ca. Civil
and Diplomatic Bill, s,252. 500 90
Page 600. Army. 5,l27,s6o 10
Page 1917, Forsi6ca,ions.
l,0l5.4l5 90
Page $40. Protection Nor
them Frontier. 625.5O0 90
Page 743. Navy. 6.e62.lS6 30
Page $50. Revolutionary
and other pensions, 2,05S, 532 81
Page 1916, Credit Indian
Department. 3.0o7,4 22 70
Page 1894. Preventing and
supprrssing Indian Hos
uIl,ies, 7.93a.4I0 IL
Page 1899. IIaEbors. l,535.oos So
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s37,727,650 81

Three other small appropriations no,
named. In the Journal. Deberry is only
recorded agains, The Iiarbor Dill. How
can he &c, over these votes. Document
No. 464. Of July 18Th. 1888, made out
by The clerk Of The House Of Representa-
lives. showing the amour, Of appropr,a'
,ions, has all lhese items. Strange has
il, aud can furnish i, 10 You for Morris:
and the reference Of pages will enable
him 10 prove before the people, the facts.
am To have opposition Of the hottest
kind am ready.
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BANKS for sails at this Office.
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July IS.