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Aen Iort, Dec. l., 1893.
straightforward am not personally acquainted
with you, TRUST, when you perceive the ob ct oil
a,y !etter, you viii excuse the liberty take Ia
addressing you. Il is possible, yon NAV not be
aware 4 at man by the name OF Enos l.. Zen
nick, now in tlis cty, formerly Ba ilsi preach.
81 and iami,Iarly known 10 the citizens OF Monroe
GO. as the RsrcrsHd IaPosfor " is manuf curing
. medicine ana selling IL for the Matchess S4ua.
tive, OF which l perceive you are the general
az Ut. ] have every reason to believe, sir, that
M. ItAu!gk is an unprincipied man, as be was.
a'i long since dop0sod from the ministry for taxi
ing unwarraHtable liberties with members Of bis
churci, therefore, as the enemy Of auavery, feel
anAious that he Should be speedily exposed, lest
many o ng .el!o~-ci.iz should be detrauded
b hin out OF tier i BOT their characters.
deem n The conscientious duty Of every man, TO
xpose yilany aud vice wherever and whenever
lie meets It. Besides. Sir, another consideration
SHOULD prompt m. 70 make known 10 you the above
facts, have a daughter, no, thank God, has
been raised from a wasting skeleton, to perfect
healih-aud that too, by tic simple means Of US
ing ore vial and bal 81 the M4tchloss slanatigc,
n hleh bought at 252 Broadway Of G. 5. Fran
ois our agent for thus city Bolieviuq tina, Won
val duly appreciate the mouycs which have in.
dueed nc 70 adde's you tho IN tremendously,
a'd hoqag that yon III take the earliest steps 10
expose % the world the base impo, Ter Fcnwick.
subscribe ny SET, ST, yery respectfully,
J. P. MAYHEM.
Df DAVID Rowland B3s'oI Mas.
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POETRY.

The following capital song, which we cop.
from the Evening journal, was sung on New
Years eve at WHG supper at Albany. II !
one Of the cleveresi patriotic songs ever writer
in the country. and viii 90 the rounds Of the 81
and twenty states wherever there is WING
journal published-Ner YORK CoRr. 4 BAG.
THE NERO OF THE THAMES:
4 Song tcsiffcB for he celebration Of NeT Years
ere Jv the Ja.aRlSts md others
Tune-THE PoAcHERs.
Let Loco Focos rail and rant
At currency and hanks,
We're sick of all their empty cant,
We spun then from our rlnks.
" sil'v Tx,
Nor heed their idle claims;
N,n...sle IA whole banditti walk,
With our II 70 OF the Thames
Tic Hero Of the Thames, my boys,
Tie Hero Of the Thames
When British foes ASSAULT our land,
And hovor'd on orr coast,
Pray where did little Matiy stand
Why, snug behind post
A post and place wcre al his thought,
Al spoils alone he ailns,'
While HARRISON our battles fought,
And cor ar'd or the Thames!
The Hero Of tho Thames. my boys,
The Hero Of the Thames
In vain the Red Goats sought to win
A foothold on our soil;
He met and drove Them back again,
And say'd our homes from spoil.
Their savage allies dGI'd no more
To light their midnight flames;
Oh! they heard the deep mouth'd cannons roar
Upon the river Thames
Upon the river Thames, my boys
Upon the river Thames!
Nor there alone did victory fling
Her standard to the sky;
The Prophets town, the bard may sing,
Which saw the red man fly.
Though if Maumee earler llGro,s shed,
Fort Meigs her trophy claims,
Where many gallant soldier bed,
With the Here of the Thames
The Hero Of the Thames, my BOYS,
The Hero of the Thames.
When Peace displayed heg flag Of white
And hushed the bloody strife.
Who then. victorious from the fight,
Withdrew to humble life
No lust of power, no love Of gold,
No selfish, sordid aims
Gould ever for a moment hold
The II 70 of Tie Thames
The Hero Of the fhsnce, mr. boys,
The Hero Of the Thames
And there he stood behind his plough,
And drove BIS "tcam aheid."
Corten, with rural honors now,
And hat his farm might yield.
Tic inckcye fills beneath his hand,
u skill .ha SOL raclaims;
He lives a til'es Of the land,
Though y n o n Thames
Tie Hero o. the Thame=, my boys,
The Hero o.: the Thames
But h1rk our bleeding country cries
For Vengeance and Reforms
Tn PItrioi Farmer -re5ts our eyes.
And every be z grows warm,
Our candidate he be the call
g. I'm ready ~ be exc,alms:
Then speed him l7il him. one and all!
The Hero Of Tie Thames
Thr Hero Of the Thames. my boye,
Tie lie.o IF the Thames
Then LEI d, La1g or b5nHer out,
Aad spread i 70 tie breeze:
Tie spoilers nc vi pat 10 route,
Aud 20 II, too .th ease
Ar l-l d all Ike rothcrs be,
And " gNIoNsTs3 orr names
Huzz luz lot Victory
With ,fe Hero Of the Thames
tt. Hero of tie Th4mes, my BOYS,
Tie Hero Of the Thames
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FSNTTE proprietor Of the above HOTEL tenders
u his thanks 10 tuase who have already pat.
ronizcd him; aud informs his friends and former
patrons of the House that the " hole establishment
has recently undergone a thorough repair. and
that be is now fully prepared to receive at who
msy feel disposed 10 stop with him al the Old
stand so well known by pcrsons visiting the
CITY livery cxerlion will be made to give salts
iact;on ic al 10 may call GA him.
Stables sufficient 10 hold 80 or 50 hoFscs.
JUS GIVE him tial and judy for yourself
}. d. BOYD.
January, $40, eI
u The Grrcneiile Mounaneer and the Fay.
ctieville Observer are requested to insert HI above
six weeks, and iorW ard their accounts to this Office
for collection.
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z. III. ANDREWS,
SFEeGEO.S DENTIST.

sPNFoRMs The public that he has returned 10
~ Charlotte. lie will be happy 10 wait on hii
old friends, or any Others that may favor him aib
a call lie may be found at the Mansion House.
DEE %, 1889. l2f
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BACON for Sale.

e d 6nfa POUNDS Of first rale BACON
" ~ SEsg ior sale ~ Tic Subscriber, On
good .erms. ANY person wishing 10 purth can
sec me during the January and February Courts.
Il. ". ALEXANDER.
jim. &c, Isi0. ri
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and of the best qoa!iiy and if any article shall
prove otherwise, it may be returned 10 the Shop
and the amour, shall be refunded
Any ORDERS from distance shall be pune.
tuals attended 10 ara carefully packed up.
lie hopes to give general salislaoiioa aud merit
liberal share Of public patronage.
Charlotte, Jan. /, 1870 i5T
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Did ASSGFtTNS.-S 4
PIANO IRDGHASo

FESHE Subscriber has Just received 40 addition.
I'll al supply Of PIANOS, Of very .upeoia gus.
iies, rhieh e offers far sale on reasonable teucs
His assortment is a. full and complete as any In
North Carolina; and he hcsiiates mol 20 say l.ai
the Pianos arc equal, il cot Superior to ans offered
nf sale 10 this section Of county.
AnunE-' the collection are
. splendid Rosewood Pianos,
4 zebra wood, Striped,)
ANB
5 Mahogany.
These instruments have each tao pedals, loud
and son, OF kiIrp pedal.
Persons Wishing ~ purchase, arc REFERRED % the
Rev. John c. Jacobson, Principal o. the Silem
Female Boarding. School, or Cen. Davidson and
John K Alexander, OF Nrcklenhurg county
JOSHUA EONEE.
SqI.rH, " C., DE- 81, l-5J. III
1J-rhe Raleigh Rcgis,e-, salisbury Waterman
aud Gfeensbrraush Pa.tiH sill insert hge times
aud send accuuut. h.
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NOTICE.

AL persons indebted to the Subscriber by
"a Book Account are requested % come nor
ward and settle, either BY Cash or Note, by the
January Court-Cash preferred. Those indebted
by Note must settle by Cash, as longer indulgence
cannot be gwen.
Jan. 6, 1870. uo
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Cast IRON Gcoring MACHINERY. &c.

In ubscrlher % ,ecriyo ORDERS Tor CAST
iHgs suitable tor Mnung Machinery, &c, which
al be- executed promptly by the king's Noun.
tain Iron Company.
LEROY STRINGS.
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of DIR. II. \. Wal
citizens Of Neck
surrounding coun
continue the bu~i
stand, one door
TWINS Store.
short time 10 lev
larged assorlinen,
bnsiness as far as
cuuntty viii jl-'i
public that It's 81
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>waim's yor;h.caroiina rus.icc,

y
50 nng summary salta.ea. ~ d, Statute.
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the Decisions 1t tbc Supreme Conn, 3rd all iht
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to ihc r'1re mud dnty q Justice Of ne Prince,
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but LIBERAL dlscouat will be made 10 those who
buy to sel again.
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Raleigh, December, 1859.
" Those Editors who have advertised his
Wotf, will be furnished with a Copy, as promised.
% application at our Store; but il Is hoped. that.
They viii gise this notice few inscrlions, alse.
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30, goo genuine Yso.s,s 7EuI;i-
Cauiis for sale.

fe.f<Ttara. - tff--5 -slttl daAf llf tit q
s9yaS tsery Of i'us yalusb,e tree lf5r f.ed
Il tg the sIs worm u tie al. A,
tatfe has been aud sltll VIII be many
fagas practeed upon TIC ansn.pgcne, the sob
+cfrLfr variants those nos offered % be Of the re
1uuc Kind, his original STOCK was obtained from
Gideon y Swita, 81 Baltimore, nine ycurs ago and
part Of The tree That that gentleman has sp9.
sen often abGul 90 h,s writings, bcng The fret c,r
brought % ths tnilcd SAtea Tie tree hls been
growing ta an fzposrd situation SINCE first obtain.
a. and being NOW acematcd is preferable 10 those
lately introduced INTO The country. llWillalsa h.
ep.uva'ed by my elf the present year and every
care @Ii b" thken 70 render the tree good and cvt
y necessary instruction given 10 purchasers upon
the cultivation Of the same. "a the Tfcots in preat
demand and the season about 10 close inf obtaining
IT his year. those wishln- T. purchase would Do
aat p speak, 10 timc, and that tl,re may BE- no ,lll
HptTinmenta rcguar llst w!l bc k,pt ana this
advertisement discontinued 60 soon as thu number
abogc.Gamrd Is laaru ar. The subscfibcr Nlll
dt1 make engagements lot few thousand SILK
WORM EGGS ri the most approved Kind now fed.
The worms viii be fed exclusively upon the Norns
Npnrauh-, All communications by mai, mos,
5e post paid, and all orders must be accompanied
by cash,
J ?. PRITCHARD.
~ ~ 1888. 1851
n. b. Pcrsogs are invited 10 ell and see The tree
~hde growing aud Judge Tor themselves.
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CoacIlmaaI.img Business

Is siiitsva-inus trenches, stthc D'd Stand. They
IaFs 10 taeif rmpios 6ssi rate frauds, isfgc ard
sell seasoned H. &c lumber, and Wi,h their nun
y9cficufe 30 fr Bgife.s both having worked,
40 opc % BE su5s.fhers having bscn 10 tn bus
tatss tor iir iss. II 80 ears al ibr North, We
hslif'o viii the advantages Sc base We can Man
aiactufe work equal II not superior 10 aoJ cone
10 his section 81 country, ard b. enabled 10 sell II
leWet We sole, share II public patronage.
y. y. Al kinds Of REPAIRING dobe Of tlie
sHoft.sl notice.
CARTER CETTTENDEN,
JOSHUA TROTTER.
CIainftr, Afs 20. lea9 4Gaf
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land for SEiie.

gRAE Subscribe wishing to re.
e. nc - move TO the Wcsi offers for
as.I Il; "a lt bis Plantation, five miles g {
S'zsls - os Cbar,Dac, On the Steel Creek
road containing Il acres. On the premises is q
dwelling h5usr, kitchen and other outhouses vr'h
a good barH--lIs4t 80 acres cleared and under
ca.siga.i9n The land is eel gafe,ed and lies as
vel as any IN The e1unty, and The prospect Of a
God Mime Is very Cue, good judges have 50
stated. Tor iurtla terms a1r'y 10
UPTON RODDEN.
Jan. II, $50 t20
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Hrs. Eappoidt 81 Wallace,
SzgaSe
u

EFAyING assoeiand, Niii attend to the prac-
II A iice oil Medicine a. Surgery ia all
their collateral btancbrs They 'uay be consult
ed at all times Excerpt When absent on profession
a business at their office Formerly occupied By
Dr. J. H. iiappoldi.) Casts requiring consul'a,
ton shall be attended to without any additional
expense
Charlotte, Jan. |. 1870. ljG
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Encourage Domestic Manu-
features.

fSNIlE Suhseriicrs having purchased the pro-
u perry ard entire interest 10 the sock o.
I Iefl,s 0gcrnsn o. tie htm NJ Oyvrnau s. Crit
endcn, ~tnd mrst respectfully inlsfn their
friends sod ,he pubic gcscf4lly tt.ai toy inlerd
.-.rr. ~ :. ~. -.
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lace, informs the
lenbuJg aud the
try, that he viii
ness at the old
Northwest Of Nj.
tie intends in a
in q new and en-.
aud TO extend the
the d nlauds oftlie
f.. UeassurCsthe
reE shah ha flesh
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Eso0rdcI's - Y'rnrCllcrs.

The House is in good repair for the above purpose,
and be now invites Generous Public to call and
Judge lur themselves; aud being determined to
please, he aatters hunsef that he will be able to
give satisfaction. Doe attention will be paid TO
his ABLE, which shah be furnished with the
best the market can afford His BAR will be
supplied with Liquors OF the hest quality, and his
STABLES furnished with abundant provender
and due attendance, and as the times are hard his
charges shall be moderate These he hopes will
be sufficient Inducements to merit share of pat.
runagc.
JENNINGS b. KERR.
Charlotte Jan. 10, $40. l6f
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"a Carolina Inn.
llil|A

FHyHE Subscriber bcgs leave respectfully 10 in
d form the Public generally that he has open
ed The aforementioned stand, formerly occupied
by j. r. Nicely and more recently by James Ro-
b,nson, and is now prepared for the reception Of
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Variance Deed2for sale atMis OGcs.
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NEW ESTaDLgsmMENT'
&. y. FOE

purchased the entire Stock Of
I'm Medicines, Drugs, &c. &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

She Too hes east 81 har soa, 90 40 ion
wcFihy q bee parental regard Thii
the unkiadsst eaa of ali when B.
was theFa ever soch . marked rep
ad@inisisred 50 3 wayRard cod disc
dieak childf When hafoso We thsro
such . eniiing rehoke eigea By mo-
&c Der eva ehildi Whsl surprise
there b 81 oihaFn Esfasina 20 take hiu
their smtEaee, when his own pursnl
oct eeunlsnanee him?
Returns from The whole State 3
besn seesissd. and Gen. HARaIsoI
melngily - acre than
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

In 1855. ihs State Of Nsw-Yo.h.
ious % Do honog - Gee % her eisix
gaps Martha Van Bn5sn hsg Electoral
By : nsjorily - t,sangy.sigat tkss,
l.se auzlPsa Esd seasafs-fsCo After .
nod q foaE yaaEr dnFihg which A.
heen Sc the hea sha nsiioa. IA
81 be native Sia have again 81
SPon % give liz their eoae
support sid G sssnlt is that &
declared uaNegshy Of BE Slsii
saamy 70 Sh Heiisrs &C The Re
q u1eloEity q mare fses len
the very people who snly four
gave hisn maioSily 81 26,2
The edSoeatss 81 cogFapt end ~,
polillciaaa. ED dsuasgossss whc
lfa ppea The rights % che
bee mad this Psbuke a. q D
eel naeesupuloos high ksbiie g1t
-. NE hisiefy Of he United 81
lufa 20 s0eh iasiaaca 81 so D
pebble ssrgnns being Ties sase
buhef ~ BE felloW cigizens.
Tbs sele 81 Nsw Tcak lsays "A
moss Fpiristl & - sicessnl lesse
ise man. aad eeAes g 9 powe1I
% werniug, q Ell who would
right ~ ssps1ianey, o. sick The
isf q t8e eaiig hts1ed gisissman,
Is l1e 9gessllss sissaa. slrivin
seiis. ~ sfsy ysass, auIiag =
PTessEi ferm ~ k1sesH Nast b
IBIS q thg flst iariases. r. shs
diaete feg Ne Prssiisees. nnei
seivel fsusidsal. has ga Is
vose q Be own seiaf Isa
spec BE msasnses. sseh Is tbie.
p - 4istsks Rrem saek ssa
iloa, there sea - 50 aoesai.
Ne afst iasianes of sash esnasmaa
felaeleai. bos aecisisa-lss
aeg - iAs iast which etiis
- Rssasnaesi way reed
- 80 hepe ibat q pageaf
aEsta - eqasisaiasf 60 fsa
spae q fFcfeaal sea. azf
~ tea bussa. tha he'd
laniele.felioa ef t&te. VI
aemosg q asssiar posalels
lUple @ fler
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

Tkess eoanlhsymag Estsca Harisua's Rsiosi-
y % 9o0---bul tkaf " has caFgisd he STATE i
baEsnf - easslisa. Ths Van Baron papsgs az
HsrFisbaEg and Phila1elphfa, and iha washing
tos Glohe. admit T. Ths ne1D sail WI r1oba-
bly, hfins - ne piiEiai snss = ~ the eoantiss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

The hghsOuIed and noble vIRGINIAN shall be the next
Vice President Of the United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

Ths following thges euali counlius ealP re-
Insin % - heagd fFoms and tAsy selsd en- ne
10 oeasssr as here stated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

b sa -
aeonme
Tp hene
vel HhA reb alofh
% s0fH andb
inc Euank
p oRawh a
re- aof chs prices ~
aoec
paso oncs he
Is 81 81
f . faa
uhss a in aa j GO
houosn ns
d sa tfts s
g D aYa IS IS tnayt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

:. How the mighty fallen
And by the Peoples hand Low lie the proud:
And smitten by the weapons Of the poor
Ihe blacksmith's hammer and the wOOdman's axe.
Their tale is told And for that they were rich,
And robbed the poor and for that they we're strong
and scOurged the weak and EOr that they made laws
That turned the sweat Of Labors brow to blood
For these their sins, the Nation casts them out!
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NoTK.-Tbe foregoing sums include payment
tor trust funds and lndemni,es, which, IN 1887, was
40 Gi0.40i 80.
r l.. SMITH, Regisfsr
TRrAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
ReRisters OHes, .Ilas n, 1893
Il there gentleman on this floor who will rise in
his place and say that this ~ not full and complete
document sent TO Congress by the Secretary Of the
Treasury Is there word OF figure m'ssipg y
there syllable added No sir Il Is the whole Of an
official report What does il prove Thai the eKpen-
dtures OF this Government despite all the professions
Of economy despite all the promises Of retreBehmen',
have increased from rs $3.50 l41 "a IN 1874 70 $50
lG4 745 81 in 1897 nearly three fold and when air.
we present this document TO the people and ask their
judgment upon H. the Administration party complain
~ unfsirness
The gentleman from Virginia, with much ngenu'-
W attempts to eysie this plain demonstration Of facts
and figures, by explaining the conFes which have led
10 this Of the expenditures by the Adm
nistration This sir he has perfec, right To DO and
have right 70 answer his explanation, and TO show
that notwithstanding his ingenuity and tact ut mysii
tying this subject this Administration - responsible
Justly censurabIe for permitting nni ccontenancing
waste, ertrayaFsnce andpeculation
Amongst other things, the gentleman from Virginia
quotes the FLORIDA war a. an item Of extraordinary
expenses aud says that many ofihe Opposition voted
anpplies have NOD examined the journal, neither
shall for consider Il quite urnsterial who and
what party voted Tor against the appropriation u
Is enough for 10 know that war with the Indians
existed ~ Florida and that the Government made -
Inmates and demanded supplies They granted
and the Administration responsible for the manner
ofthe expenditure But, sir this is.anolhcr instance
of the fairnSss with which the Opposition treated
lftley vote supplies they accused Of exfavagance,
and the President protests that he not responsible
Had they refused 10 vote the money demanded by ibe
Government, want Of patriotism would have been Az
crlbcd 10 them, and lbey would have been branded
enemies Of the country But Mr.. Chairman, ] VIII
proceed To prove that the money appropriated by Con
gress for the prosecution of this has been mot
shamefuIly wasted and will cite few instances Of
the lavish extravaganza which charge upon the Al
mInIsustiob In Senate document "a session 9th
Congress vol 3 ] find statement Of contracts for
fuel, transportation, sc. for the Quartermasters De
pariineni for 1881 and signed " H. Cross Acting
tlusrtefmaster Generm Here, SIR find in par,,
how the Btirfy millions have been expended IN Florida
will give The committee few Items ~ 4te1mboaf con
tracts for 1881
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Faraarge wafrF. "a GeTsfe sprfsf...

~Irftl& establishments ~ arles foap 9i~ssN.f1 y
G. ant g, fasr Frssetegcss b1vl ,s sgsfn 5y>n ~
~ as-sgsiga ~ .aayang mi slf " .oa5uftrf 1sh
sassrry 9asn Sa~ry ring sif'isn 9Sr svsHh
81 tenef nsss fh@ ggegfR feS~s @dyaferfglt~ thsG
4srssoars y ~ ssw Se ~ F+erfg mi IN
-1ipss Fs< ssftl4g Embellishments ~ ~ ~aagsl-te
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