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laaoss HART 4 CO, AZ nov ,r,e,i,m, from

lannon's HARrT q CO. ave nav receiving IRON
- on board ship Orleans, Eagle, Highlander, Poker
Jerry Andrew, French and German play cards; Back.
Sammon Boards Chessmen. IA and 3-8 inch Bill
ara balls; g. 9, 10 andi2 inch blade Bowie Knives:
leather and other travelling Dressing Cases; Belt
rocket iorsenans, and Dusing Pistols; double and
Sns,e barre!led Guns; Game Bags Shot Belts Powder
and Pistol Flnsks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups;
fssc Caps and Cap Holders; Cloth, Hair, Tooth;
md Nail Brushes; Orris and Chlorine Tooth Wash:
Tooth Powder Toilet and Shaving Soaps, in great va
nety; long Hair Braids, Ringles and Frzeies Pear
sna os, Powder Emery bags; Ivory Tub Cushions;
ratenf Slides or Carriers; Gum Elastic Suspenders;
powder Pus and Boxes; Gilt Chains, Seals and Keys
ta,-drops; Waist Buckles Bracelets; Bead Necklaces
md Chains; Gilt and Svered Beads; Indian Beads,
Bells and rlumos: Shell Twist: Side and Dressing
Combs; which, in addition their former stock hand,
makes their assortment very complete and will be sold
ow aud on liberal TERMS al the sign Of the Golden
Comb. sgs i25.tf 70 Chnr,res ssreet.
NHE Subscribers, Agents for the extensive house Of
L w, >. Butcher. Sheffield ENGLAND, have just
sceived very extensive Of m e,s consisting Of
Table and Dessert Knives Of e. description, Pen,
rocket Dirk, and Spear point hives; Raxors, Scis-
sors Edge Toels, &c. &C. &c. which they are prepared
o,sxhibt to the trade Tor ORDERS Terms and conditions
ml6 I'D. BEIN ga COHEN 90 Common at.
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- aeon SlDES-36 casks Cincinnati smok
l1'arding fro' '''e steamboat Ecno anu tor ssIa,
BuGERr & llAWr
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NOTiCE.-Thc ewner of several packages merclan
' die marked Madame V. Artiquencave. per ship
Crotch, from Now York, is hereby not fed that they
have l,sen stored by STETSON AVERY & CO.
n,3l Consignces "Grvton'
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Northwnrd. Coming Southwark, the time is six hour
less; being ) days and II hours.

No11wHIu. UIII1g NUutI1WHr1I, te UtII' Is Elk HOuT
less; being days and II hours.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
ANYWAY fr IN l69 Caronteiet corner Of Hevis
4 streets, on The night of 3Olh Of August, and
seen he next morning in P4ydrns street, negro boy
named ChARi. LES, about IL yenrs Of age, onh 5 fee
i'ent in his Speech of his legs sore, accustomed
by recent hrt;l had on when he wen, AWAY white
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton lantAoons.
Masteys Of vessels and steam boats are CAUTIONED
gninsfeceving or harboring said negro, well as els
other persons, the utmost rgour OF the law will bs
enforced against them. The above reward will be paa
for delivering him nu any Of the jas Of either Of ihs
steoet. sept
NOTiCE-Ihe coiartnership heretofore existing
Y under the firm Of Dubois s. Gurrctson, has l,eea
dissolved. The subscriber will qui,lae the at1ars
ed TO make payment 10 him only and all those l,uvne
claims, to present hem for seule.en,. .....s.
aug at II GARRETSON
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

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No's4sr" M1A c Clos SEW Every Day Am W.
~, Due every Sunday, Wednesday,
', western -ma H. Friday, by 5,P. NJ. .tI.
ny ray 9! me Closes every Monday, Wednesda
co"s'' and Saturday, .!y 8, n. .N"'" ~.
DIE every. Tuesday, Thursday,
me LAKE ma" Saturlu, by 5 p. NJ. ~. a.
via Closes every Monday, Wednesday
.....l EXPRESS MAIL. E-.I..TTI-0 !.
TINES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. Of the Express Mail hetv"-r MOBILE and New
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New York daily at 5 P. NJ Southwark.
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II DO CERTIFY that the abuve mentioned Disease is
quite well cured to satisfaction, for which
thank DIR. fnet; am. moreover assure that the med-
aane have taken makes fat, and did not inre my
neath at MI; therefore advise mv How sufferers t.
lose no time AMI apply 10 DIR A. Iuet, l2I Cunal
street, between Dsuphine and Bourbon streets. Dr
Huet isat home from o'clock, A NJ, until 1 P NJ.
They will find a true doctor for this complaint.
300. JOHN DEAN, ~ Gravier street,
II any one wants to me. call at M. Az Grayie,
JOHN DEAN.
New Orleans. Feb I, 1888. feb I4ly
NNHE Genuine Indian Balsam Of Liverw,vt und Hove.
h,ind, is put up in bottles tn. low price Of 81
cents euch containing the strength Of three ounces Of
lvewor hest les the virtues 81 many other roots and
herbs known Among the Indians as eficacous in curing
pulmonary complaints.
Tls ri,alied success which has attended the use Of
this inestlmable Basam wherever il has been intro.
daced.. hes ehtsicd the confidence and recommends.
tons Of respectable physicas for The cure of coughs
colds, pain the side, want of rest, splitting Of blood
liver complaint, &c.
To whom ii may This is to certify that we
have our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
~er's Indian Bal.nm Of Liverwor aud Hoarhound with
dneidcd good effect: therefore, from the know
ege of the materials ii is made FROM and Ibse vst,on
snds xperirncs. recommend it suIeris" preparation
Ill those affections Of the lungs fr which il is re-
mn'andsa ALBERT WILLIAMS, NJ. d.
-8u-Is.a ~ CALVIN ELLIS MD,
Memhe,s of the Boston Medical ssoc iation.
Fosfen. October %. iIsl
soleby JARVIS s. ANDREWS
70 anon M r:1, sit,uas sts
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Hollow WARE. WOOD SCREWS, SAD
..-..... IRONS, SC.

"uSOu UOACS from l L = 10 q o-4 lnCn6a.
Cart do. S to inches.
Wood Screws, 90, 600 gross, iron and brass, from
:6inch. No. 10 3:9 inch, No, "a of superior
quality and finish, and less than James imported
prices.
Sad Irons. assorted, in casks Of about 500 lbs for
retailing.
Tailor's and hattor's 1rons, assorted.
Sash weights, 100 tons, assorted from ~ to
20lbs.
Bells for Plantations steamboats,, churches, &c.
made to order,
Also steamboats, and other machinery made to
order.
The Above assortment Of goods is particularly
recommended to the attention Of Southern and
Wcsieri, merchants and offered for sale ut low
prices. and upon tho most liberal terms it i. be-
lieved to be tho largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by any one establishment in the
United States.
Merchants. by forwarding request bv mail can
have printed circular, with description ct goods
prices and terms, from which no deviation i. ever
made, furnished by return of mail.
AL orders will receive immediate attention,
New York, 1888. ,c3
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mississippi and Louisiana Hotel.
c"vINGroN. Ia
MFRS MApv ETDHr

c"vINGToN Ia
vi KS. MARY KIRKLAND respcctfully an.
m nounces to her friends and the public gene.
a'y that she is prepared to Accommodate them al
40 sbova establishment, and hopes firm her
,xert,cns To render visitors comfortable 10 receive
Z continuance Of formor favors She feels conf.
oent That persons visiting Coviagton during the
ammer months. cannot find better accommodations
INA" she can afford them, more liberal terms.
f'er mousse is pleasantly situated, and we'll supplied
with every convenience; the bar is furnished with
me most choice liquors. &C. in short, she promises
at nothing shall BIZ wanting on her part to give
.'te satisfaction to all who may patronize the
'issIssipp' and Louisiana Hotel. ie3
TO TIE PuBLIC.-The uI1dcrsigna1. having
studied under DR.. Sci midi Of Charlesto on
""th caf"''na, and tor some years his assistant in
inc practice OF medicine and surgery, has the honor
70 offer his professional services in this city,
ne assures the ladies' and gentlemen that the most
prompt attention will be paid to tho calls which
may be made; and also offers his services to the
holders OF slaves, being well acquainted with the
dsnases common to them, having attended them in
the sugar house in Charleston.
The lannon's ant, bilious pills after the composition
o. frofessr SnIollette, with directions, can be had
nitric undersgned. The effect which they have
produced in this and other cities, has been attended
with the greatest success. to which the best of
s'"a street. JNO. M'LORING.
AOAAOIt W AXE. NOOD SCKEWS, SAD
IRONS, SC.
YNHE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, no.
= 23S Water, near Beekman street, New York,
have received the past season, and nre cor s,antly
receiving large and extensive additions to the stock
Of the above goods, which now CONSISTS Of the
GLOWING assortment, suitable for the southern and
western markets.
Hollow ware of superior quality, consisting OF
about 1900 TONS viz,
Pots of % different Sizes from 2:s to so gallons,
Kettles. Is sizes, from 3:8 to 80 gallons.
Kettles, Is sizes. from 3:8 to l5 gallons,
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THECks Un lHlLADELPHIA-Fors sale by
~ York;. BROTHERS,
~ Is ltan,r
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No. 1l7Cannf Street Nc,r Orleans
HAS always on hand cen family X rerri ing DR.
81 Dyes, Chemicals, and Puln:s among ,le,. ar.
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Nv OO'. HATS in cases-25 dozen white Y oo
w Hats. for sale JOHN II GRAHAM.
snl6
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05

And we are gratifcd to learn that HENRY
CLAY IS the unanimous choice of the Con.
vention which met here to appoint delegates to
the Harrisburg Convention, but believing that it
1t was no part of their duty to express that pre-.
ference, they did not pass a resolution 10 that ef
feet. We hope to see the Wings in every district
IN the State move in this measure and by pull,
strong pull and pull altogether, to carry the
State in le4O for "Harry Of The West"
W Candidate for Gorernor.-At respectable
meeting OF Wings held in Greensborough few
days since, John VI. Morehead, Esq. was recon.
mended to the Wings of this State as q suitable
person to be run as the Wing Candidate for Go
vernon. Mr.. Morehead is unknown to us except
by character but should he be the nominee of the
Convention to be held at Releigh in November
next, we will yield him hearty support.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05
To the wings of Nortb.CaroIina

FELLOW CITIZENS During the last
Session of the General Assembly, the mem.
bers OF that body, who were opposed to the
policy OF the present Administration of the
General Government, passed a series of
Resolutions recommending to the Wings
OF the State, that a Convention composed
OF Delegates from the several Counties be
held IN the City of Raleigh OH the 18th
day OF November next, to nominate a
wing Candidate for Governor, and appoint
Delegates 10 the Convention which will
meet IN HARRISBURG, on the 4th dav of
December, following, to fix on suitable
Candidates for the Offices of President
aud Wee President of the United States.
The time designated for the assembling Of
these Conventions is near at hand. and as
4 IS Of the highest Importance, that the
wing party throughout the State should
be generally represented, It is considered
advisable that meetings be forthwith held.
thai each County appoint the same num-
Der OF Delegates To the State Convention
as 4 sends members to the Legislature.
NA@'St N4'A1 t't' - u al CbiIlllD~-
ING each District appoint such number
l persons, as 10 them NAV seem best. to
Heet al some convenient place as a Dis.
ret Convention, TO delegate one person
from such District 10 represent the Wings
n the National Convention. 1t was at first
houghi eXpedieni, that power should be
wen 10 the State Convention 10 appoint
Delegates TO the National Convention: but
IS submitted whether tie plan now recon.
.nended would not better meet the wishes
81 the " he party in ey"rv section Of The
state, and secure 90 ~ q more acceptable
delegation. The State Convention may.
saith propncty, NIL all vacancies occasion.
= by the failure q the Congressional Dis.
.ucts 10 call Com enlluns.
II Is also recommended that Committees
Of lgilance be appointed in each County.
Let the Wings be at their posts in the
approaching contest, and lct The coll which
Is made on them b. promptly respond, TO-
~ The State Convention meets in Raj. /
aigh. the 18th Of November, and the VA
.tonal Convention at Harrisburg, the 4th !
II December next.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05

"Thus It seems that the Administration has
realized its expectations in but single State
INDIANA In all the rest ii has fallen short of its
prophecies"
The Courier follows up this statement with
view Of the general result u. all the elections that
have taken place for Members of the House of
Representatives of the United States, showing
that the majority is yet with the opponents OF
tho Administration, aud adverting 10 the very
high obligation that now devolves on the Wings
and Conservatives and all other true Rcpubli.
cans in the States of RHoDE ISLAND MARYLAND
and MISSISSIPPI, (bcing the only States in which
elections for Congress remain to be held) not TO
faltor in their duty TO themselves and 10 their
brethren throughout the Union.
In the proceeding col1mns, under the head of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05
OBITUARY..

u grleyes US to have to announce the decease
o. Mr.. DAB DELANO, Printer, lately and
for a number of wears worthy and ras6actad
resident OF this city He had been long employ.
ed IN the establishment Of Gales d Seaton as a
prooi-reader, an occupation for which he was
emlnently qualified That employment having
ceased for the present. be accepted, two shoft
months go an invitation 20 establish a newSpa.
per at Edenton, in the State of North Carolina
IN winch occupation. as publisher Of " The .4Ibe.
marie SeHfi7et," he mad been engaged little more
than SIX weeks when he was attacked by bilious
fever which eventuated in his death at O'Clock
on Monday last the 18th instant Mr.. DgIAyo
was native ofthe State of Maine was As wears
OF age, and has e afflicted wife and family of
children (now at Edenton) to mourn loss in
winch many friends here sincerely sympathize
with Unconstitutional InfelHgeneer,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05
THE LATE ELECTIONS.

II Is well ,lnd truly observed by the New
! ofA Courier and Enquirer, in reference to the
results Of the late elections IN the Southern aud
Nesloru >tltrs. that, "many Of the Congrrssion.
ID districts IN Shict the Administration has now
s1eeccecd were originally carried against them
oY very small malorties and the wonder with
One Of them is not that we have lost them now.
tpi that we should ever have carried them at an -
Tho Courier then makes the following state
mcnt, showing bow little, after all, the Rcpubh
caus hare fallen short, in tie lltc elections. Of
what thcy had any righ, to calculate upon, and
how much moro the Administration party has
fallen short Of the gains which they confidently
counted upon:
In the states which have iust made their
elections the Globe, few weeks since, predict.
Cd the following results
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DIED

In this town, on Sunday the lst September.
Mrs. ELIZA JOHNSON, formerly of Phlladel'
phla, and for short time a resident OF this Mace
aged % years and months
Also, on the I'd, AGNES LOUISA, infant
daughter of Bradley Oates, Esq. aged A months
and IS days.
In this county, on the 29th ult. Mrs. JANE
D. PHARR, wife of the Rev. Walter S. Pharr,
aged about 40 years
In Cabarrus county, on the 9th ult. Mr.. ROB.
IN ROBINSON aged about 80 wears. Hewps
soldier of the Revolution and took mart n the
events OF that interesting period in this vicinity
as he was born and raised in Mecklenbury county.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05
PROSPECTS OF gHE WING PARTY.

"A III
The first impulse of the Wings of the United
states upon the receipt of the result of the late
elections, will be TO despond. They expected
peter things, and it is vain 10 deny that they
nave been previously disappointed. Very suffi.
cieht Causes for our defeat in Tennessee and in
Indiana can be assigned, but that is task, from
ihs successful accomplishment of which, but
ilttie benefit is TO be derived We eschew il.
Looking back upon the past only for admonition.
we look forward, with unwavering hope and en-.
conragement to the future.
ne declaration may appear without sufficient
warrant TO some of our readers, but il IL. never.
theless, our deliberate opinion that the Whios
VIII gain more by their recent defeat than thew
could possibly have gained by victory. An over.
weonIng confidence in their own strength has
always luiied them into inactivity or BETRAYED
them INTO discussions. They have suffered the
inevitable consequences of such a condition of
things They have been defeated. They now
may see-they UM see--the fatal effects of ana.
thy and disunon
We do not doubt in the least, that. when the
late elections come 10 be calmly considered they
VIII show conciusively, that the votes of the
States OF Tennessee and North Carolina are tho.
roughly against Mr.. Van Buren,, and that Indi.
ana tas given her vote for Van Buren, members
Of Congress from motives which are entirely
"Ilhn the control of the Whigs.-BQh. CAron
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WAie Tnle
ian Buren, Vote
4,625 Wing majority


In the above Table, inasmuch as there
was no opposition IN the 9th, 9th, and l2li
Districts, we have arrived al the relative
strength Of parties by taking the vote on
the Governors Election. That the Win
strength is greater than claimed. We feel
perfectly certain. No one, al all acquaini.
ed with the politics Of the 18th District,
can doub, that the Wings have there, a
clear majority from 1900 10 $500 votes
YET to aVoid cayilling, We have allowed the
Administration Mr.. Murchison's entire
vote, making only numerical difference
u 100 votes
hut take another test. At the last
Presidential Election, IN the first District.
the Van Buren, Ticket prevailed by 237
majority. Now tbe Wing Candidate -
elected By 66l majonty--a gain ii sol
votes for the Wings.
in the second District, the Alministra.
tioa majority was 100. R,num'. ma,or.
y y nov BOG, showing a Nan Burcn gain
ol l37 voice.
In the thim, the Administration Ticket
r'ce'reded by a majority oi 2i6 s0ies.--
s'.snly Is nov elected b. a majority Of 81.
- Wing gam OF 100 vo,c~
Ia The fourth, the Administration ma.
Joniy was 10 Votes. Shcpurd's majority
Is only 7I1--N. u. loss % 80 votes.
In the fifth, NC hate no aafa by which
10 arrive al correct c00cluloi-. The
same remark viii apply TO the sixth, tenth
ami twelfth DISTRICTS.
tn The seventh, tire Wing malorilv was
Va votes only. Dobcrry's Is nos col
Nhig gam, al.
In 'he e,ghih, the Van Buren, Ticket
prevailed by 900 VOTES, Dr.. Nan,eomc
y majority Is oniy 363--shoNing gain
81 800 votes.
IN The ninth. the Van Burcn MAJORITY
waa 1896. Mr. lIil's malorit, over shcp.
Pers IS only l7-Whg yam 1919 votes.
In the eleventh. the u.aIorii, f,r Tho
Administration was $50 voie. Nov !. /.
opl, 537--a gain for the Mhigs of Az
Votes.
ia The thirteenth, the Wing MAJORITY
vHs tI3 Votes. Now II Is un, l69--a
Van Buren, gam IT 5Ul votes
Wing rain iu uine p,stncta 4l2a
Administration gaia 6il
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CDHflnftR
Thursday, September S, 1889.
lFoR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL


Notice being given, large meeting of the citi.
zens of Mecklenburg opposed TO the reelection
OF Martin Van Buren, as President Of The United
States, assembled al the Court House, in Char.
loite, on the 18th Of August--when William f..
Melee. Esq. was called to the chair and James
H. Blake, ESD appointed secretary.
After the object Of the meeting was explained.
James w. Osborne, Esq. Offered the following
resolutions, which were passed unanimously -
ReSoIred, That this meeting approve the propo.
sitlon 10 bold a convention Of the Wings of The
United States at Harrisburg in December next.
tor iie purpose of nominating candidate for the
Presidency, opposed to The present administration
of the General Government.
Rssoited, That this meeting approve the pro-
pretty TO hold convention at Raleigh IN Noyetn.
ter next, 10 nominate candidate Of the Wbip
party for the Office Of Governor oil North Ca-.
DINA.
ReFoircd, That the chairman Of this meeting
Dc authorised and requested TO appoint delegates
RON thIs county 10 meet the delegates mot more
tslan al from Lincoln aud Cabarn.s al such time
and place as shall be agreed on to select one or
more delegates TO the National Convention
/" heFeapon the Chairman appointed JAS. II. Orr,
!ohn u Smith, Geo Met am, VIM, II. Neei.
John Campbell aud Jss. II. Blake. Esqrs.. and al.
20 TO appoint uumt1r Of delegates mot more
than soyeul who sh1ll represent tins calniy IN
the convention al Raleigh--the ch..rman a.
pointed Or, Nm. A. Ardry, Col Newton Park.
Andrew nrier. Alex Caldwell. Squire Stepheus
LII Stewart and Chas McGinnis, Esqrs.
On motion, Res9ired, That lie procaedi,.,s
OF this meeting b. signed By the Prc,Iden, ana
Secretary and published in the Charlotte Journal
aud tito Wing papers Of lhis state.
MettiuC adjourned
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05

The good s6rcis Fl drain * ne Sramp
Liads.-A gentleman of Hydo Count, ~.
Gently sJid small farm Of 80 acres. near
ne hatamusl,ect Lake. tor the handsome
sum IT $4,000. Thts X one Of the lrnt1
q that wise aud bcue6ccnl net Of the Leg.
l-lainr, providing for the draining Of the
Lake.-.SiaF.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05
JOHN STILL, Jr. Secretary.

The Delegates from Cabarrus County in pur.
suance Of instructions, at the same time and place.
appointed the following delegates TO tho Conycn.
ton 10 he holden in Ralcigh IN November next
to nominate candidate for Governor of this
State, VIZ DR. NJ NJ. Orr Col john o. Wal
lace, VIM II, Archibald. John Still, Jr., Joseph
q. Phasr, Cunningham Cochran, John Rogers
and Columbus Corum.
Resotrsd further, That the proceedings ofthis
Convention be published ia the Charlotte Journal
and other Wing papers Of the State.
H. II. BURTON, ChanndR
JOHN STILL, IT, Srere{Jry.
II wilt be- seen BY the above proceedings that
tho NGgs Of this District are on the gpi rire,