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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-16


startling remarks:
The power and influence of Federal patronage,
contrary to the argument in the Federaiist is an
overmatch for the power and influence Of STATE pa
tronage; it's workings will contaminate the purity
of all elections, and enable the Federal Government
eventually to govern throughout the States cfcc-
tualy as il they were many provinces Of one vast
empire.
The whole of this great power will centre in the
President The King Of England is the fountain Of
honor" the President of the United States is the
of patronage He preaidcs the entire sys
tenn Of Federal appointments, jobs, and contracts He
has power" over the support" Of the individuals
who administer the system. He makes and unmakcs
them. He chuses from the circle of his friends and
supporters and may dismiss them, and upon all the
principles of human action, acH dismiss them, as often
a. they disappoint his expectations His spirit will
animate their actions in ali the elections State and
Federal offices. There may be exceptions but the
truth of general rule is proved by the exception
The intended check and control Of the Senate with
out new constitutional or statutory provisions, will
to operate. Patronage will penetrate this body
subduc its capacity of resistance chain to the car Of
power and enable the President to rule, easily, and
much more securely with than without the nominal
check Of the Senate Ifthe President himself the
officer Of the People elected by them and responsible
to them there would be less danger from this conccn-
traton Of all power in his hands but il is the business
Of statesmen to act upon things they arc and not
as they would wish them to be We must then look
forward to the time when the public will be
doubled; when the civil and military officers Of the
Federal Government will be quadrupcd; when its in
nucnce over individuals will be multiplied to indcf-
mite extent; when the nomination by the President
carry any man through the Senate and his re-
commentator can carry any measure through the
two Houses of Congress; when the principle Of pub
lie action will be open and avowcd, the President
iednfs MY rote and rant MS patronage; ieiH
VOTE as he nishes and he nil GIVE the office
irish for What will this be but the Government Of
man and what is the Government Of one man but
a monarchy"
The following is part Of the conclusion of
that report
They (the committcc) have only touched, in four
places the vast and pervading system Of Federal Exc
cutivc Patronage: the Press-fhe Post Ofce-he
Armed Force--and the Appointing Portr. They
few, compared to the whole number Of points
which the system presents but they points vital to
the liberties Of the country. The Press is put FORE
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SIcriE,s sale.

IA ILL be sold, at the Court House in Char
w ette, on the 4th Monday in February next
the following tracts Of land, or much thereof as
will pay the taxes due thereon for the years 1886
81 and '3S, viz:
One tract, containing l9S acres, on the water,
of Clear Creek, adjoining the land of Isaac n
Alexander and others, belonging to Hugh w
Rodgers
Another tract, containing 100 acres, on Clear
Creek, adjoining VIM. Beacon, David Miller and
others, belonging TO Thomas Motley.
Another tract, containing 100 acres, on Crooked
Creek, adjoining John I've, Adam CroWel ana
others, Belonging 10 John TODD.
Two tracts belonging to the North Carolins
Gold Mining Company, one adjoining Casper flar.
uett, and the John Crowell old place, on Crooked
Creek, containing 1873 acres. The other tract ad
jeinmg Daniel Wentz, James Robinson, Levi,
Gender and others, on said creek, containing llC
acres
Also
Three tracts, known as the Thomas B. Smart
land, One tract, containing 20,2lS acres, adioin
ing David Simpson and the County Line. Ano
Their. containing 800 acres, adjoining Charles hi.
her, Tho, Pyron aud others, on Crooked Creek
Another, containing g. acres, adjoining AleSan.
der Scott, John Simpson and others, on Crooked
Greek.
THO. N ALEX AMBER, Slf.
BY G. W. SIMPSON, d. 8
Dec, 80, 1889. aS PTIce adv. 81
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CAnGnr IN Us nWN NAG.

III, mn. 4 FL. ,.,..l, ....,s.,.,,-,
''''' ''0''' - ~ ~" u''',uo'eu't :" n"''''
ipaied al fIdrriSbrg, "a consequence ol
the Wing, Of the New York delegation.
l. ia number. holding a caucus. ma writ.
ing TO the New York members of the Ilar.
nsburg Convention 4 formal letter recon.
mcnding the nomination Of that distinguish
ed citizen. And then with oyiewofexcillng
the friends Of General liNRRlsoN against
the supposed nomination OF Soo1-r, makes
the following admission and appeal:
General Harrison. NTH ,r6at mociery hare
gon been treated' Whom 'tere rasa bath 70
ash'. YOU PaIty 'oot i'l i"r ''' teaafr. hh',e
b. ,,.cer,,.o,,; a,.,,,, -, ,,,{, J. =,
NJ Clay. And aoe. .rAea heg hare eaai6er
baftlr q hght, behold Is coyrr4rr % ronp ror.
ilAeiTt' your pfyorIoN and yoar FEELINGS, they
a,, INC ~" ','1'' - '"' f'''o" '"'''''
"B.t ,rbgf uoyop a, usvrery b. thor, n y mar
~ rbieA ran 50 readily gbaadoa 5oh rs rst>ei.
rArs and ats LENDERS
- I. ~ MN" = =. f'Dfla s"''t,os'
,o,, nai,t,,,o,s n d,l. 81, ,a,,g,t, 49,, o,,,
FARMERS, MECHANICS, Or MERCHANTS; from qur
t,tLrss, our r1uNs, o. an ctpfs' bit from a
~ "'na o po''''o''As '0" caucus TOO" a.
!. NV no. an oooa lf1;,, ol.,, H.. ,a..},,.
rupx amour, WHEEL Anotr AyD MR. Jtu Caow y
Who, hc,u,f,, adm;s.,a, :. hc,ol-
poh,lI ,,o -, -, ,1n,,a;.,ra,,,o, 49,.
sooner maine ScoIr no,n;na,cd tb,n !
49,. ,La s...;,,;c !. ,ryor,ox /" ~ Ccr
er,i II ~, ".I'0 aaJ hi he nomination
"a 'iNSh''pa' a''q ''''' ~ ~ '''',''''L''
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THE EXTREMES MET.

We learn from Washington, that on the
day after Christmas, Mr.. CALHOUN, for
the first time since he was expelled from
the confidence Of Gen. JACKSON by Mr..
VAN buren,, made visit to the White
House ! JOHN C. CALHOUN making
visit not of form merely, but of friend
ship, TO MARTIN VAN BUREN,
What a tide of recollcctions is awakened
by this little Incident This alone was
wanting to damn Mr.. CALHOUN TO eyerlas-
ting fame. If he had been only the polt
icai opponent (no matter how bltter) Of the
President, We could have forgiven him, but
we know that he bore to him the most re-
morselcss personal rancor; for he regarded
him as the conspirdtor who had alenated
Gen JACKsoN's affections from him. And
now he " licks the hand once " raised to
spill his blood %
In contemplating Mr.. CALHorN's suic-
dial course, the following passage from one
Of JuNIrs's Letters to the Duke OF GRAF
roN, occurs to US with vivid force:
"What then my Lord, is to be the event of all
/ the sacrifices you have made TO your own unfor-
tunate ambition What is i, for which you
have abandoned the earliest political connections
Of your youth, and all those honorable engage
ments by which YOU once solicited, and might
have still preserved, the esteem of your country
HIRE you secured no rec0mpeRce for snrh lraSte
of hoa0r2 Unh0pPy man uhat party loH re-
ceiUe Tie common deserteT Of all parties 2"-Rai.
Register.
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CHARLESTON DECEuBEP %.
Hist Of letters
I'd EMAINING in the Post Office at Cha
q . on the lst of January, le40

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Charlotte,
u . on the lst of January, lsIO.
A-Az. Alexander, 9, T. Alexander, Mrs. II. C.
Alexander, K. A. Alexander. E. l.. Alexander, F.
Alexander James A ON T. p. Andrews, A. A.
Alexander.
B-R Buekhanon, Nancy Brown, F, C Black,
Mrs. Ann Boyes, Miss c. BeaIy. J. Bass, Big
ham, Miss A. Barny, A. P. Biglow, J E. Bouchelle,
Rev. J. NJ. Bradley
C-J Coats Ms, S. Coyert, J. Campbell. j. w.
Crawford, G. b. Chambern, d, Chambers, 2. Mrs.
VI. Campbell, J. L. Cathcart, Mrs. Maria Clark,
DR.. R. Il. Cheek.
D-JCrdan Dasie, J. Dinwiddic.
E-E. c. Elliott, Davis Efum.
F-A. Freer, Rev. n. Foot.
CA. Gillc, w. NJ. Gray, Sally Garrett
HI o. Hale, Jno Harris 4 Archy Hill, inc.
G. floskins, T ]. Hoton, y. Hueit, T. Hunte,,
VIM. Holtnu, j. D. Hudson, II. NJ. Henderson, Z.
Hagler J. NJ c. hunter.
J-J. Johnson, C. r. johnson, Mrs. NJ Jones.
W. johnson, Ross Justice, A. Jones.
K-R Hing, Sam. Knox, NJ. II Kennedy, Mrs.
Ann Kerr.
III. Lemons, Mars Lemmons Q. J. Long 2.
Mn. Miller, NJ. Mckelvy ., V. Moore, Jas.
Morris J. Morrison z. Morris, J. H. McCord,
Miss NJ Moore.
N-Henry Nash
O-J w. Osborne ~, Oliver Orr
P-B Pomeroy, Jr., J. w. Potts, R. N. Peoples
R. w Porter, Ii c. Patterson, Mrs. E. Parks 9.
Q-Robt. Query, Sen.
RI. S Reed, Jos. Reed, ]. Rea, Jas. or Martha
Robinson, J. d. Robinson, ]. B. Rouche, J. L. Ray,
B. Rodden
S-J. Stewart, Joel Stevenson, II. Sheel, j. N.
Spratt 2, nj. A. Stevens, Den Shelby, Sullivan &;
Sctleven.
T--R. or N. Tradenict Hannah Todd, Widow
Tanner, D. ?. Thompson.
W-M. Wallace, Sen, E. Wade, T. Wood, w.
Wallace, Edwin Waid ?, J. Witherspoon.
II. ID WILLIAMS p ~
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NOtice 70 Creditors.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, 1
MsekteEbarg County.
MeSsrs. G. E, Hyan d Co, Hyatt, McBm
neg d Co., Jacksoa d Cdpers, Milege,,
d Waiton, z, B. Stoddard, Harilaad,
Hdrrel, Allen f Co., Harrei, Tyson d.
Co, Baker, Fry g. Co., Couasels and
Attorneys:
"a on, and each Of you, are hereby notified,
M that a. the next term of the Court OF Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to be holden in the Town
OF Charlotte, on the ith Monday in January, 1910,
shall move said Court to qualify 10 a schedule Of
Ny property and estate filed by me in the office
OF the Clerk Of said Court and to be admitted To
take the oath prescribed by law for the relief o.
Honest Debtors and 10 be discharged from all fur.
Their arrest at the instance of E. B. Stoddard and
all other persons. This Sd day OF January, 1910.
?. j. WILSON
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted 10 Jno. H. Happoldt by
w. Note or Book Account are requested 10 come
forward and settle by Cash or Note, between this
and our next County Court Cash will be most
acceptable in every instance. Those however,
who are indebted by Note, must pay the Cash, as
longer indulgence cannot consistently with the
interest of his creditors or himself) be granted
Also all those 9ho are indebted to the firm OF
Happoldl Il Asbury are respectfully solicited to
settle by Cash or Note for the very obvious rea-
son, that the copar,nershp expires By limitation
on the LIST January next; rendering it absolutely
necessary that the debts due the firm should be
closed at least b. Note on the LIST January, 1910.
mo. NJ. HAPPOLDT.
DANIEL ASBuRY.
Dec. 81, 1889. l4u
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In this place, on the 2ith ultimo by the Rev.
J NJ. NJ Caldwell, pr. FRANCIS NJ. ROSS to
Miss DORCAS y. GILMER, daughter of the
late John Gilmer Esq, Of this county
In this county, on the 18th ult., by the Rev
Jno G. Wiiberspoon. M JAMES SMITH, to
Mrs. MARGARET WALLACE.
Also. on the same day, by the Rev. W. s.
Phsrr, Mr. JOSEPH GRAY, to Miss DORCAS
SHIELDS. Colt Bachelors.
In this county. on the 18th ut., by the Rev w.
$. Pharr, Mr.. ROBERT QUERY, TO Miss
ELIZA, daughter Of VIM M'Ginnis.
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Containing a summary statement of The Statutes
and Common Law of this State together with
the Decisions OF the Supreme Court, and all the
NEST approved Forms and Presidents, relating
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ENlIE Subscribers having purchased of the &C.
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is pronounced by those, competent to Judge, one Of
the most valuable compilations Of the kind ever
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For convenience OF reference, this work is di,i-
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the books of the highest authority on Conmen
Law. Sd, the Forms and Precedents, necessary
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accompanied with such Notes and observations as
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This work aill be found not only useful to every
class of Public Officers, but viii prove a valuable
source Of information to the general reader, fur.
nshing it does plain and Ineligible digest Of
the Law, understood and practised in this State.
The retail price of the Justice is Three Dollars,
but a liberal discount-will be made to those whe
buy to sell again.
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Raleigh, December, 1899,
u Those Editors who have advertised this
Work, will be furnished with Copy, as promised.
"a application at our Store bu, il is hoped that.
they will give this notice Q few Insertions, also.
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Take Notice.

A LII those indebted TO the Subscriber, are re-
"a specially but most positively Informed thai
money he must have, and such as wish to save
cost, may do so, by paying their respective dues,
between now and the January Court, as | expect
10 be in Town the most OF my time, until then. for
The purpose of making settlements, and may be
found at Mr.. w. W. Elms's, Store. All that may
remain unpaid the last OF the January Court, will
he placed in the hands Of an officer for collection
without any distinction.
A. GRAHAM
Dec. 26, 1889. IjG
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This D0N

FENHE eepartnership of Happodt & Asbury eI.
u pires The Book of Accounts are in the
hands Of inc. NJ. Happodt who is fully author
lied to settle the business. Those who are indeb-
ted will do US the favor to call and settle by Cash
1r Note and thereby save US and themselves any
further costs.
]. NJ. HAPPOLDT.
d. ASBURY.
Jan. !, lS40 l5H
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Ow Rail Road.-we take great plea

Our Rail Road.--We take great plea
sure IN announcing the fact that the iron in.
tended Tor the Raleigh and Castor Rail
Road has arrived and as the delay in OBJ
tanning this material was the only impede
ment which retarded the progress of the
work towards a state OF completion, we are
now presented with the gratifying prospect
of its being speedily and certainly brought
to q closc.--Rdl. Star.
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NOTICE.

No TUE.
FA a. TRAYED from the subscriber
VI A--N ~ at Mr.. James Spratt's in York
EaasA I'LL District, near the Nation Ford, S C.
Nv SYon the night Of he 30th of Decem.
aseszsAe1 ser, 1889, , Horses. one was a
G.ts en,snu sorrel, about l6 hands high, with
long name and tail, about or 10 years ola, and
y zen mounted is a remarkable fine looking horse.
lhe other horse is light sorre with flax old
name and tail and about l6l hands high and rides
remaI kable well, and has the marks Of a saddle,
long name and tail, 8 years old, Any person Who
will deliver the above horses or either OF them 10
Mr.. James Sptat, jr. shall be literally rewarded
and any information thankfully received BY Mir.
Spratt, who will attend 10 II for me.
WIN. B. ARMSTRONG.
Jan. |, 1870 lts
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DIED

On the Dist ult, Of plurisy M. WITHER.
SPOON, aged 80 years.
On the 9Th ult,, near Jackson, Tenn Mr.. BEN.
JAMlN PERSON, formerly Of York District
and late Of this county. Mr.. Person was gen.
tleman respected by all who knew him He had
filed many important stations in lie, and SO high
was be esteemed by his fellow citizens of York
District that he was elected 10 represent them in
the Legislature without soliciting the honor.
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and Of the best quality; and if any article shall
prove otherwise 1t may be returned TO the Shoi
and the amount shall be refunded.
Any ORDERS from distance shall be pune
tually attended to and carefully packed up.
He hopes to give general satisfaction and merit
liberal share Of public patronage.
Charlotte Jan. /. lo40. ijG
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Y , ! an order from the Superior Court will
kE sell TO the highest bidder, on the Thursday
Of Mecklenbnrg County Court being the Seth day
Of January, Tract OF Land belonging tc
Elizabeth Wilson, (lnsane,) adjoining the lands o.
4 mas A. Grier, Jas Porter and others, known a.
the M'Ree tract, containing about GO acres
Terms twelve months credit, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security.
|. S. ALEXANDER. Commissioner.
Jan. !, 1910. III
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OF Or. X. \ W 81
citizens OF Meek
surrounding coun
continue the busi
stand, one door
lrwm's Store.
short time TO Ia,
larged assortment
business as far as
country will justi
public that his St
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber BY
IA Book Account are requested to come for
ward and settle, either by Cash or Nsle, BY the
January Court-Cash preferred. Those indebted
by Note must settle by Cash, as longer indulgence
cannot be given.
THO. HARRIS.
jan. 6 1910. III
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The Lincoln Republican has passed from
the hands of Mr.. Thompson, to Mr.. Robert
williamson, Jr. Mr.. Williamson is said 10
possess a knowledge of the history of the
country, and abilities as writer.-Cdroli.
ma Hatchmdn.
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Lost.

AN the lst Instant. either between Charlotte
" and my residence on the Tuckasecge road,
u miles from town, or Charlotte aud Capt. VIM.
Cooks Store, on the Camden road, a large Calf
skin Pocket Book, containing nothing but Notes
aud Receipts, with the Tax List Of Capt. Reeves
Company Tor 1885, ANY person finding said Poe
kct Book and leaving it at the Printing Office 10
Charlotte shall be rewarded for ;het Trouble. Any
information thankfully received
WIN. BOYLES.
Jan. 6, 1910. TIC
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FOR GOVERNOR,
}. N. MOREHEAD, OF GuiIfOrd.
FOR PRESIDENT.
WM. III. HARRISON, of Ohio.

One Presidential TcTni-the Integrity Of Pubfir
Serraats-the safetyof the Public Money, d. (.
The general good Of Ae PEOPLE.
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ihNtt Hil0tliis the
lenburg aud the
try, that he will
ness at the old
Northwest Of Mr..
He intends in a
in a new and en-.
and 10 extend the
the demands itlle
fy. Heassuresthe
ock shall be fresh
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dl'owing to a necessary absences from town
for several days last week, We were unable to is
sue any paper from this office.
~ CoHgress.-Since our last, this body has
become organized, and tho Presidents Message
was presented to botb houses on the 9th ult.
which we lay entire before ocr readers this week.
In our next we shall cndeayor to bring Up the
proceedings regularly.
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Fresh Shad were served up at the CITY
Hotel, Savannah, Geo. on the Goth utimo
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To the Commissioners of Charlotte !:

Charlotte, n, c, January 9Th, 1910.
GENTLEMEN The grave yard gate has
been lying open for the last or 6 weeks
| observe the hogs have rooted up several
Of the fresh graves, and by rubbing against
have deiaced several of the tomb stones.
am Informed by an elder of the PrcSby-
terrain Church that they have no control
over the burying ground, that the Commis-
sloners have the entire management, il
such is the fact, think ii duty YOU owe
To the citizens Of the Village aud your
selves, since we have been at the expense
of enclosing it, TO see that the gates are
kept in good order.
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The City of Austin, the new capital OF
Texas, contains already 1000 inhabitants,
Bat few months have elapsed, since its
site was the hunting ground of the Indian,
and the haunt Of the wild beast.
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NOTICE.

HAVING sold my Apothecary Shop to Dr.
n IL c, J. Fox, l wish to close the business i'm.
mediltely Persons indebted to me will therefore
please call aud settle.
z. A. WALLACE.
Charlotte, Jan. !. 1910. I5I
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A CITIZEN.

p. S. know of no grave yard in the
county or elsewhere, that carriages are
suffered to be driven into the enclosure.
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The Bank of Cape Fear has declared Il
Dividend Of Profits, for the last six months,
Of four per cent.
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Coach Making Business

in the town OF Charlotte, and is now prepared to
execute all ORDERS IN his line, from the NEST
common to the finest Having had nine years ex,
pcricnce IN the business and employed Workmcn
Of superior grade and lumber well SEASONED,
he feels warranted in saying that his Work shall
be equal, if not superior, TO any made in this see
tion Of country All he asks is fair trial, for his
Work shall no, be excelled in point of eheapness,
bsGHtg or durability.
al REPAIRING done in the best style and at
the shortest notice
His SHOP will be found one door Northeast
of Mf, Summers dwelling house.
CHARLES OVERMAN.
Charlotte, Jan 6, $40. l5T
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A roice from Ohio.-Extract of letter
to the Editor the Baltimore Patriot, dated

CAitiicoihe, Dec. %, 1889.
"HAsRisoN and TYLER are received by the pco.
pie with tho most enthusiastic JOY. When the
nominations were announced IN our city, the
d cptonod cannon echoed back the glorious
news, aud made the we.kin ring long and loud.
In the evening, our City WIS brilliantly ilumlnl-
tod, and tho largest aud most spirited meeting of
tho people took place which was ever held in
Chilllcothen
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NOTICE.
Attention Cavalry .

Attention cavalry.
NI EMBERS belonging to the Troop of Cavalry
w now raising in this County TO be styled the
Mycklenburg Independent Troop of Cavalry are
requested to meet in Charlotte, on Tuesday of our
next County Court for the purpose of cucting OIL.
GERS TO take command OF said Company, aud to
transact other business of importance.
A MEMBER.
Jan 4, 1910. TIC
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ESTABLISHMENT.
T.. y. FOX

HAVING purchased The tture Stock Of
II n Medicines, Drugs, sc. &c.
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o. A1cr very severe spell Of cold weather,
and Snow for nearly two weeks on the ground,
quite sudden change took place on SUNDAY last,
and we now have pleasant weather.
1l- We have received two Numbers of the semi.
weekly Register It is considerably improved in
appearance, and we hope the Editor may meet
with sufficient encouragement to warrant its con.
tinuaucp
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swaim's North.Carolima Justice,

Jan l, 1910.
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Land for sale.

Dec. 26, 1889.