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The said property sold by The sheriff of the par
ish aforesaid the twealy-,hird day Of July, A. D.
1889 by virtue Of decree Cott rendered on the
third day Of une, A. ID. 1899 suit entitled Andrew
$ Barker for the of the Atchaialayu Raj l"ad and
Banking Company VS.. john Banks urd Robert Chew
Cammack NJ IT'S Of the Docket of this Court, at
which sale Andrew Barker became the purchaser Cor
the price of thousand three hundred and fifty dol
,ars. payable cash.
Description Of property, given in the Judicial Com
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DIED

A. the Limestone Springs, S, c. MARY EN-
lily, infant daughter Of p. T.. and Harriet s.
Saunier aged weeks and days
On the 3rd instant, in the 2sth year of her age,
Mrs. MARGARET NJ ALEXANDER, Con.
sort Of William I. Alexander, leaving an infant
Of but few hours old and q disconsolate husband
to mourn the loss of an afTectionate companion,
who with only few hours warning was called
to appear to give an account of the deeds done
in the body, and also numerous circle of friends
10 sympathlso with him who has lost discomfort
and hls only earthly consolation here in this
lower world. She was a woman beloved and es
'cenled BY al her acquaintance and consistent
member OF the Church, Com.
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question TO- Would you as broker asd a man

QUESTION 10. Would you az broker asd man
a bn,ness, have regarded II safe and prudent to
have infusted Mr.. Price With the collection aud
,,cept Of any considerable SUN Of money!
Answer. | should not.
pssd ClarksOu, president Of the Brooklyn date
APOSTLE Bank.
Examined by M. Cuhs.
Question l. Were you acquainted v ith William
N Price, late district attorney of the u. States 2
IA how long have you known him
An.ser. For many years.
QUESTION 2. Tor the last ten years, or prior 10
IA al the time Of his taking said oice, what was
N, reputation 40 this community for fidelity. and
responsibility &c Peeaniary Transactions Would
,oa have deemed II safe aud prudent TO inslrust
km with your business, II your money were con.
.,sasnily 10 pass into h's hands
Answer, Since have known him have bec,
,g,eG unfavorably impressed as 10 his standing !:
,ad bis pccuniafy responsibility such that should
t.ys considered my property insecure IN las hands,
With the esidsnce before them The Committee
,,pc ifr,sislibly 10 the following eonclus.en..
.hish will Be generally responded TO. Til. re-
I'D, from the maxim that =" To the yiotofs belong
~ spoiIs," ia It's practical application, a. illus.
y,,cd b. the scores Of Sub.Tftasury dslaultcrs
sAich owe their being IL Tie ssceHdsncy OF the
gescnt dominant party.
l.i. That William NJ. Price, a. district s,ior.
,ey. a defsHlisf 10 the Government 10 large
AMOUNT
ID That his defaleatioBs are attributable TO the
,o,orious fre-poasibiiiy and vent OF character Of
aid Price a, the periods Of his appointment aud
,e appeintinsst. and dufing his eSifc terms Ut
Ace; aud 10 The continued neglect Of tho proper
IA eiFiecn, discharge Of duties at tic oaicc 81
s solie,,ar Of tbs Treasury, ~ the la,c sad pre-.
,,,t ,peunibents Of that Office
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DC suffered TO remain in retrement-the best wish.
Is OF the commercial community Of the Union"
After reading his resignation, the Board of Di-
rec'ors unanimously adopted resolution cxp pres.
siye OF the highest respect for Mr.. Bddle, and
deep regret at his retirement. Ailer which, Tho.
mas Dunlap, Esq, the Second Assistant Cashier,
was then unanimously elected a Director, and af-
tefwardk unanimously elected President.
lJROWAN IN THE LEAD.-we insert
below with much pleasure, the resolutions adop-
ted " tnc Grand Jury of Rowan county at the
late session Of the Superior Court at Salisbury.
Rowan was Al one time among the most decided
counties in the State in support Of Cen Jackson's
Administration, and adhered TO him until she
found he had forfeited every pledge which had
entitled him 70 her support and not till then did
she iorsake him. We hope this is only prelude
to what may take place in November, IslI.
WHEREAS, the uraurpations, incapacity, mis-
management ard corruption of the present Adj.
miris.ratIon Of the Federal Government are eve
~ day becoming more manifest, and II being our
night, as well as oar duty, fearlcssly 10 express.
our Opinions touching the conduct Of our rulers
and tie necessity ofdisplacing them,
~ u Resoired w this Grand Jury, That we
view with alarm the fearful increase Of Execp.
tive patronage and Executive usurpationa. ana
that thc passage Of the Bill, commonly called
The sub Treasury, would tend still further 70 in.
crease ihe power aud patronage Of that branch
Of the Government,
Rssoiced further, That tho recent enormous
loss q Tie public money rs the sabaltsrn officer.
o; the Executive shows that further evil would
attend the paasagc of tho Sub. Treasury, namely.
HE insecurity OF the public money.
Rssoired furfher, That we condemn in most
decided terms tic practice lately found TO exit
amongst the officers 81 Tic Federal Government.
nulcly, the levyiug t.x on each other 10 raise
a fand BY which to bride votes to uphold the Al.
Reptrrd, That TIE eminent services of HEN.
Ky CLAY ca'I.ic San 70 orr first consideration
a. candidate tor tie next Presidency Tb4t Il
has shown himself On all occasions the true friend
Of his country, sud his whole caunirg-and we
believe, tie Southern States particularly. owe
sam drbi q gratitude WAich ought to 6e paid
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NOTICE.

a. EALED proposals will be received until the
~ lst day OF May, for sinking 4 well in the town
Of Charlotte, 10 be 40 fec, deep and 10 feet square,
20 be walled Up with stone so as 10 leave feet in
diameter Of finished work and to erect a cast met.
al force pump and fixtures OF inches calibre, the
whole 10 lie completed in a substantial and work
manltke manner. Bond and security will be re-
CURED for the faithful performance of the work.
For further specifications of which enquire at the
printing office. By order OF the Board.
A, GRAHAM, Chairman.
April 10, 1899. t4I7
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ron TIE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.

Mr.. Holton: | would enquire through YOU
OF the Honorable Board Of Commissioners
Of the town of Charlotte, why are not the
laws, enac!ments and proceedings of the cor.
poratlon published for the information of all
concerned iha, thereby the citizens would be
enabled 10 Judge Of the Why and the where.
fore and who does andwho does not not dis.
chage their duty. A TAXABLE CITIZEN.
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NOTICE.

4 TAKE this method 10 ;orwarn all persons from
4 trading for Note of hand given by me to
Mr., Niles Hill, dated about 23sd January last. at
twelve mouths date, for Fily Dollars. As this
Nste was given for property under execution at the
time, but unknewn to me and has since been sold
to satisfy said execution, shall rot pay said Note
unless compelled by Law. There is a credit of 20
or S?4 upon The Note.
WM. L. MITCHELL.
April 5, 1889. tI47
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IRON FLORID

AHother gallant officer lated Capt.
Samuel l.. Russell, Of the "a Infantry, was
killed by the Indians on the 25;h ult. He
was descending the river with his company
m boat, winch was fired on By Indians,
without, injury. lie Immediately pulled for
the shore, and on landing, was again fired
on, and Instantaneousy killed. Lieut..
Woodruff, second IN command, then en-.
gagged the Indians, and forced them TO re.
treat. lie pursued, but unsuccessfully,
from The superior knowledge Of the coun'
try, possessed by The Indians. The loss Of
the Indians MOI uscerlalned.
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4rfd ftdiigaaat IacendiGries.
The stables Of Mr.. Fisher, Of the oppusl.
ton line OF OmnIbuses at Roxbury, near
Boston, known as the Regulators and
Conquerors," were destroyed Sunday night,
and consuming with them % horses and
five hogs. The Boston Transcript relates
the following airocIous proof o. this conlla.
grafton having been the result OF ficndish
spirit Of rivalry
When the conilagration was at its height,
party Of meu gave nine cheers in fron, OF
Mr.. Monroe's (tbe late proprietor Of the
line house, afterwards in front of the Nof.
folk House, where the other line have their
stables"
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s3C,6G2,242 rs

DEAN Of Gen. Ripley.-The Clinton
LouIsianIan announces the death OF Gen.
tIcazer W. Ripley, at his plantation in that
parish, on the ID inst. He had been droo
Ptns for many months. Gen. Ripley was
very active and efficient officer on the
Northern frontier during the last war, and
al the time Of his death was a member OF
Congress. Owing TO bad health, however,
ne did not occupy his seat in that Congress.
lie was also a member Of the preceding
(2ith) Congress.
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FEoM FLoRIDA-Nojor Noel not dead.
we are gratifed 10 be a5e 10 state that
The report Of the death Of Major NOEL, of
the I. ). A. is not correct. A letter from
Garey's Ferry, dated OF The 22d, brings
authentic Intelligence that he was not onIy
alive, bui getting well Of bis wound.
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Friendly Warning

Two all those indebted to me for the year 1888,
II 10 call at or before the April Court and make
settlement By Cash or Note. or they must not take
itaniss Il they have some cost to pay
ANDREW MONTGOMERY.
DRY EGGcs and Tan Bark will be taken at the
Market price. A. n.
APlil 3, 1889. tiI7
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Good NelrS for The Sub. Treasurers.-A
man in Franklin county, Ohio, has Invented
pair of walking utensils, which he calls
{" shippers" by which man can run over
tho ground at ten knots an hour, for ten
hours. They are made somewhat on the
plan OF the steal springs Of a carriage,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

Mr.. Hoyt, the Collector at New York,
reused to let tie Investigating Committee
see MS oank account of government money
deposited. The reason of this refusal is
explained by the Madlsonian, which states
The tact that Mr.. Hoyt has 1927 900 at his
own private credit in bank IN the CITY,
lot which, by agreement, he receives 7 per
cent interest. The government officer
mus makes so,Os9 per annum by lending
government money TO the banks Such is
,ne operation OF the sub-treasury.-Ralagh
Register.
according 10 the official report made by
Inc Clerk Of the House of Represeu,. tiyes.
appropriations were made during the late
session OF Congress TO The amount Of $50.
co2 '2i2 IS, for The following objects, VIZ =
49,, 81" - diplomatic s9,0l0Osl 81
Academy, l6 SIG ora c5
Navy, EJ9n~SI e,
Revolutionary and other pension.
eI'' $4,000 Is
parlmen', l.755,oo7 2s
Preventing and suppressing Indian
;, hostiliiieT, l.s56,774 90
To promote The progress Of ,hu use
;, ful arts, $3.50 %
Private claims, 45O65 d
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D. INTERESTING FROM MAINE.-.T5e
Intelligence fiona Msnc Is Of a very gratifying
eharaeter. TbrougklAe insirum,ul4liiy Of Gen.
scott iss provisional agreement between The Sc.
eEc;sfy . state aud tAe Bri,si Minister Las been
earned into tag effect, vita tho cau-.u, Of tho
Governors Of Ml.ne and New Brunswick.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

Wooden Nutmegs Beat-A cask Of Clio.
yer Seed from London was sod yesterday
by auction, which proved to be coiored pur.
pie TO suit this market. The fraud was de.
tected. The holders here knew nothing Of
The Transaction.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

What other City can say IL II appears
by the official reports that all the boys 10
the city OF Boston are members Of the pub.
lie aud private schools-savc 33 alone
The whole number Is l6,sSo. There Is no
parallel 10 this in any quarter of the world.
-EreRiag Star.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

The practlcabiity Of Steam boat Nayiga.
too on Neose River having been establish.
cd by recens experiment, the VI Nair, Capt.
Clifford, IS now running regularly between
Ne~befn and Wa, uesborough Raleigh
Register,
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Prcsbyfcriaa Case.-The Jury in tins
Case, which has excited so much interest,
has rendered a serdlctln favour Of the New
School party. The Counsel for the other
side have moved for new trial. The mo-.
ton IS not yet determined.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

" Jluuarv, 1880, President JIf'rs7 no.
fed Samuel Srgrtlsgai, to ho Collector
Va custom. for The pert Of New York,
Jo7aihaa Thompson, rcnorrd. Go
i -Ha Of March following, a memorial
= Presented to the Senate, praying that
|. a'nlaaIton might no, br confirmed.
'e' eody then resumed the consideration
aa domination, and on the question,
oHt'he Scualo advise and c1nsuu, to THIS
sFnimeni r It VAS dcc,ltd ~ the utjir.
'.'e, yeas -, nays 2l-~Mcssrs. For.
g Benton, Grundy, Woodbury., aud dc.
w voting IN the affirmative And ycit
administration prlnts have tho audaeity
'aaa'e that lac sas " hIg --Hcorgia
''aal
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Taken FD

@ TGGcH Up
A ND committed 10 The Jail OF
LNLA "a this county, OF the Sth instant,
sSsn Negro Girl by the name Of POL,
| {FAA Ky, cHou; Eve feet high, about Is
lRSy years old aud dark Completed. She
SEl-@SSs.sssv~->> had On striped ffock She saws
she belongs to VIM. Lewis Of Gcor-
gia, and was bought BY Henry Ctaqe from Isaac
Cowan OF Rowan county. She was taken up near
Bea,ies Ford on the Catawba River aud states that
she was travelling with her master but does not
recolcct where they were going. The owner is
requested 10 come forward, prove property, psy
charges aud take her away, or She viii be dealt
with as the law directs
THOS. n. ALEXANDER,
Sheriff Of Ncekleabarg Ce
APuI 9, 1880, AS9
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Rapid Wealth.-The American Farmer
states tina, crop of Morus Multicaulis trees,
which was raised in North Carolina, and
was brought TO Baltimore last week, was
sold for the enormous sum of THIRTY TnoUs.
AND DOLLARS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

IL Forty hgaend doIars has been subscribed
ior erecting Cotton Factory IN Rowan county
4 company &ls !een formed and organized for
tAc purpose, AMI he following gentlemen have
been spposatcl officers, Nh William Chambers,
President, Wa. H. IIor4A, Trcasurcr Taos l..
Cowar, Jo4a NIurptey and u. A. DAVIS. Dlrec.
tors Tie Prgs.aea, IS eS .oiiicio director also
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

Elk Governor Swain has been appointed,
by the Board of Internal Improvement,
Agent for the Western rail. road Company,
10 open books, obtain subscriptions, &C.
ms appointment will no doubt promote the
interests OF the Company.
Robert McClelland, Esq. has been ap.
pointed Postmaster at Sia,esyile, Ireden
county, n. C.
Mr.. Adam Eckteldt. We learn that this
venerable and highly respectable public
servant has resigned his situation as Chief
Conner in the United States Mint. After
deyoting the energies and talents of mind
peculiarly adapted 10 the station for more
than forty years, for remuneration com.
paraivey small to the services rendered,
this highly merltorious and faithful officer,
under the pressure Of age, and its conse.
quent inhrmlty, retres from The trus, con.
iided to him by the Father Of his country,
leaving behind him in the Mint many last.
lng monuments Of his skill and genius as a
mechanic, and of his devotion 10 his conn.
try's lnierest.-PenR.