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glimmcrng Of hope The Wings in Ohio d..
i;.nd some of their best friends. 'e ne
Triumph Of the PponIeI

The "right side is up at last Tn.
the People of New Jersey has triumphed ,"ce u
abuses of the broad seal Of the Goyern,r .Se' ID.
decision was made on Tuesday; but We h,yo .s Ja'
detailed proceedings of the H. of R. Our L.. .N Il.
ahead of the newspapers-and from varions 49, At:
fore Ms, we have now the satisfaction of D.
lowing results before our readers These y ! :" ID.
be infatuated and insane, thus to scizc upou go A4'
and uuagmire positions, and give us the yan,,, 'a-
As highly valued friend wrote US the Other SUING
would not wish better field for meeting ,Ia! We
and taking the stump, than this very ono., w q
the People of N!rgI are too clear headed '"a~
the form of n Governor absurd ccrtlfca. =, P'fAt
the substance of their rlgh's-ihc Wings vs.s "2!
ways making false and foolish ISSUES: and NV, >'' a"
ask nothing better for our cause, than the iSsu ~,
they were constantly making, which thu ,,.,,
circumstances forced upon them. Now. vb,, D." o.
lican would desire stronger case To carry L.c Pug
People than the New Jersey case, the ibo,,; t
Bankism, Harrsonism, and all those Whs,sb aIo"a
which must now necessarily enter into tho 'I
campaign:') ""':
"H"$hinct0a, 10Th March, o'clocl, "a,
II have just 'iIne Ia inform YOU. that the ca,...
Dickerson and his associates, have been BIZ de-
of the H. of r., admitted to take their
vote, ayes III, noes -O) The accounts from we:
are of the most cheering character sr. br l '|'
this morning from that State, that in one COUNTY ~
% townships have gone for the Administration > ~
another Of same d0tc-'.rh" House of Rep,o<o.,
,ivss ordered, to-day, the peoples candidates and
representatives. Of y Jersey 10 be- qualified by The s,
or, and admitted 10 their seats BY vote Of III IT.
.lnother Of same dnts.-'.i have but a momrn, /,
at ) z. NJ, that the Democratic members have >, ~
had justice done them by the House VI Representa-,
and that they are admitted as the proper and ryf,
members from New Jersey, by majority of 81 y,,.
The Wings will now have chance TO Gust them,
then can
irom another Of same ddte. -"We are quite ham.
The New Jersey case was disposed of to-day. +
members elected by the people, thu House decided
day, b. vote Of ~ 10 lll-majorty 81, were en,,,
TO their seats, the broad seal 10 the contrary noY;
standing. Some Of the Wings refused to vote, anon
the number, that honest old man. ] O. Adam,-,b.
enough TO vote Alright
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RS 10 me, tina, he will not support hun. .

"ComnC events had well cast their shadows be.
fore, that no one will be surprised to hear of Mr. S.
nator Fonainc aud Mr.. Delegate Payne having ab
iured their allegiance to the Republican party, and
comm. out for the Wing Presidential candidate The,
two letters are published in the Tuesdays Wig and
precious documents they are But is il not most anus.
lug how closely thcsc two distinguished gentle
men stick together, Ike two figs in jar. Now tIty
write Joint letter the hg Conventions al anotie
time their letters follow in consecutive SERIES as ,ht
President of the Harrisburg Convention wo Id say
They seem as ihseparabte as Castor and Pouy, OF al
Damon and Pythias, or a. Darby and Joan They wout
appear 10 have made sort of covenant with esc!
other: az gUU ,cW I wW-lf you will endorse my p,
per, will endorse yours. Ii YOU will lend me The
weight If your character, VIII lend you mine L
you will take the plunge, viii but the lee
is, that neither of these Statesmen would probably
have come out SO early, if it had not been for tie
presence of the great magnetism at this time IN hr
mctropolis-wc mean, Of course, Mr. Rlves We PR.
sumo, he is giving his small clique their genera Or,
dcrs--and they sufficiently willing TO consult h,
wishes and obey has rcquisitOns The fox GU, of b;
tail, aud the fable says, that he tried to persuade
all the rest to initiate his example. They too cry {,
Gen. HARRISON the true Republican candidate ali;
having ridcued his qualifications, reprobated his p
ciples, some years ago Such things cannot come d
any good But the consolation u.s. that their niuerc.
is nearly extinct, and their example not very cOnt
gious. They may desert themselves, but they vii
carry very few followers with them into the ranks d
the enemy.
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WAsHISeToS, March 10.
We have delayed, until tomorrow, the publication
of the proceedings of the House of Representatives Of
Saturday last, for the purpose Of enabling the Report
ers to prepare them in fill The report of the Com
mittcc of Elections in relation to the New Jersey
claimants was the subject under consideration during
that day. To-day, Mr. Campbell, Of South Carolina
Chairman Of the Committee Of Elections, asked leave
to make another report f!o: tie said committee. en-
brscinp Nil the testimony which had been laid before il
TO the 9Th of March instant, and the journal of pro-
cecdnps of the committee on the subject. Mr.
stanly objected to the reception OF the report. Mr.
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EXTRACT Of Lett1r from a distinguisaea {

0a0fhcr Staic al HdShingtDH.
''ion will have, | suppose hard contest bu, 4,
hope that Virginia viii stand steadiast in her auc,,
faith She ~ the ag-ship Of the South, and mus, 4,
be- lost The general prospect as far | can us,.
is good. am of the lmPression that the conideE.
of the Wings, whether real or assumed is withou, A.,
Just foundation feel more and more ronfdrn, H..
the Constitution may be restored TO its original pp-,
and the Government reformed, with due effort, :. N
time. IS HOtr, or nCrc. If this luncture be pc,m,
ted to pass without cfcctrng desirable result Il.
opportunity, ! fear, viii be lost forever"
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OR TIE T~f e m
THE LONG SHOT FROM CASTLE HILL-.Ho :,

There are features Of such exceeding, we Hsa =,
said depravi,y in the letter before US, as 10 fI,
analysis painful duty, especially to one, who, ~
writer Of these structures, has and have no pe III
il-wll to its author But, in times Ike these,
be almost criminal to extend irnpunlty 70 po.
which are not only moral delnquencies, but sew. 3:
fences against the body polite. The relations I'D
have existed between Mr. Rives and the heg Ts., b,
of Virginia, were of no common character 49,, ;gEs
taken him at an early age, scion from feoe, hs
had adopted sustained and elevated HIM 70 - .brr..
est stations within their gift. Nay, moe ,ol.s:>
ing him with peculiar indulgence, as .,.s:
convert to their faith, with blind conldeH. ,hsr u:
ing from the generosity of their natures, ,,n. pn
even given him, the son Of their aooPt h,sa % =
denee over those who had been born ana Wv
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rO-T OrricE. RicnHoSn, ',

9Th March, nv
CERTIFY the hest Of know ledge and belief, that ~ -
ter bearing tho frank Of "frcc, Carter Crand" has c pm
mailed al this office. WN. A. DAVE.
.issttaHf y
PSI further certify that make up The Hampton Mai ny
self and had such thing occurred would have certainly at
under my notice. ". A.
March 10 lel-N
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The reader will find on the first page of this pap
the manly and iorcible speech Of Mr.. Chapman,
dicalIon of Mr.. Notwithstanding the eloquent eI
tract from Mr., McD Princeton Speech on the snbo'
of Abolition We also recommend to the readers after
ton the Essay of our Correspondent, "A DemOerm 81
He yields one Of the ablest pens in Virginia
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''Ths Crisis is going ahcad--i2 subscribers toG
Fredericksburg on Tucsday--2i from SCOTS Ferry
and 100 copies ordered from Norfolk yesterday, &c
&c, &c. Thanks to the five Cadets at West Point
not merely for their subscription but for the kind am
liberal terms in which they pleased 10 speak Of "
nnhlishar
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TEACHER WASTED.-Iavns dismissed my schoo! IN con-
a sequence Of bad health, young qualified :he
Latin and English languages find situation h. applying i'm
medaey 10 former patron, in the neghboood Of the Coal
Mines, Chest, field County, Va.
AUGUSTUS HANCOCK
March u lG2-Saw2w>
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THE "Wi.E MES Tny E.,I.''-Wc wonder which 81 ID
three Nisc of the Fast thai Of HI,
sttucnt, and taking for granted that Legislators Wink
their seats, entitled IL Uncle Sa- Thanking privilege "
ally irankcd his letter. "Frrc, - Can aEy 51r
the nclsborhood Of Mulberry Island give the information
l.tortiIi Hcrclf. F. y
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u The Legislature will adjourn the first of III
next week.
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Commonwealth

To hr People Of Elizabeth CRg ami HGrriok.
have Editorial article the Norfolk Herald 'tlidt
that hid ranked letters Ia ri drl as
charge made and pronounce il false have not lnbs'
letter, which have Lia!lch hi
with certificate from r Assistant Postmaster ii t e
upon this subject. CARTER CRAFEURb
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Psbic Sentiment in Iirsiniu.


ENINA'I q dfHtT 7ToW bTHNsT1fN t0UH7V, .V4r6s J.
"Poynor enumeration as candidate for this cour.
Is. lis hoax. Mr. - 1--WE suppress the name Ia,
renounccd his Whiggery, and come over 10 the Adm.
nistration. Not one change against US has come /,
my know ledge. In fact. the Democracy in Brqn,
wick is evidently the ascendant. am pleased Tia,
some Of our Wings, although they Will not ALLURE al!
their errors cannot be- prevailed upon vote for li,
rlson President next Fall. Major -, for one,
AYERS 10 me, tina, he vii! not support him.
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E.anti E0r sale.
ACARD.

~ t9suE BOATS of ~
"a 4ss~~ n "Pl4ater- and Nor
t6.'s,yr-:-ys SN5sI9r-- chant. Steam Boat Com
eS-a.E-zzz.-s,,z7 rang 81 Chefaa.' otn-
try Iae itua ,mfas 10 Charleston direct. ore
nos tea y, and gH co.. mcnee running eariy in
August The Swan, Capt Nskrazc. san sgn
pa tHs River .lHe Asses Caal Lnbbuck. IS 81
nan be.asen GeprgctoAn aas Charleston, con.
neeiHr 50 A. q avoid dricntian. y, unrem,Juug
attention 10 thosc that nat ship b. them, The
Company hopc 10 deserve and receive ne patron.
ge af the public. The Boats arr fitted Up tor
passengers a. vel a. freight, AID Il r cheap
aad expeditions fouie u The eouaIy Persons
stshiug 20 wit Charleston. could 10 down with
their produce hrd return eilh Their good. No
rsatgfs N G,orgsfs,6n for ,Btaffags o. storage Of
goads sbyprd Pom Che ,is1ea ~ u, Conpang'.
Beats Pfaduc, ioi Nr~ Yofs all b d,hygrrd
nrtcf p The toan, - 70 oy The pa kes direct
10 N@ York
The sgtuis ste Broan, BtYsn and Brother,
1efsaf T. Wiur1an, Geotgetosn and ;
h3ety. j., tor Charleston
Ell GREGG. FrsU4,h
ttsfste, Ayg 4 lao. Isl
The Journal. Charlotte AID Western Carroll
njan SALISBURY w.,l publish to stavs weoas.
and '7fFfrd ltrir accounts = Ties ice 10 psy.
WeH'.- G'4sfts
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IIoassfs--.ai sLscomnany oIlses.s, blue gas mix.
ture, of the same color as that for the infantry,
with two stripes OF yellow cloth, lhree.iourihs
OF an inch wide, up each outward scam, leaving
a light between.
Field Oiicers and sdiatant dark blue cloth.
with two stripes Of gold lace up each outward
seam, three. iudrths Of an inch wide, leaving a
light between. For the summer, all officers 10
wear plain while drilling,
CaE--1f the same material as that FIR the infant
r., be, according to a pattern furnished; 90 tc
ornauenled with gilt star, silver eagle and
gold cord the star 70 be worn 10 front, with d
dropping white horse hair panipnn; the field
officers 10 have small stripe OF red hair, 10
show in front Of their poupons.
AigUi.ieus--ot twisted gold cord. with gilt tage,
TO be worn under the epauleire Of the right
shoulder, viii distinguish the field officers and
commissioned staff
Bo9fs--Inkle
Np9fs-ycow metal
NabFe--sleel scabbafd, half basket hit, gill with
two Auted bars on the outside, G,h skiu grpc,
bound W,'h silver wire, aud Of the pattern d..
posted with the Ordnance Department.
haot--eold cord with acorn cud
Sash-silk net, deep orange cnor, and like that Of
the infantry, as to shape and sze To be tied on
the right hIp; to be worn only when in full
dress, or when directed By the commanding
officers.
Haist bsit--black patent leather, one and halt
inches wide, with sings hooks and plate, like
those Of the general staff, emitting on the plate
the letters L. 5. and inserting The letter h Silh.
in the wreath.
silk.
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Drs. Esappoidi n ~ allacr,
.ROFE.ETTfS
Vegetable Life Medicines


q fiifsb mta.gIaos SEQ indebted - tHs,t.,.t
= thor Wart.,st and sans bts sr..5a b 3
rJog ne sF'IIr7 ard ehauueIs e Ir. s-t b
DUNG Their With rcu, sd ,aas sna sa D
many bundled scriifr5 c1sre uhteh h.va 20
made public, aad 70 alunsl eyfif sPas#sa "a
taFg g ahisb th hltran Fame j. ljaha iHt o.
~ tir's q MuFFAI's LIFE Fills iAs
FtiEAlA hlifENS have been gratefully tx
publicly aekpoa lsdgrd " lhe persons tsfs.et
and who Rtfe previously uuacqUamisa ALL 4
Beautifully philosophical principles s9aa sha
they ale COZ pounded, and upon ahich hrs 90
sfffcnuy act.
The LIFE MEDICINES reromnens la'-'
selves 20 diseases OF every form aH1 Z. .rtI us- =
Their fret operation u 70 loosea tf5m ifs oa1
d a. stomach and how a.. The various cape. 2
and rruduies ernsisuily asuliue around then la
% rcmave TIN hardened 'uccs Witch ea.ec mi8
ronyolaiions n The smaii ptcslinea GHht mft
ciuts 0rly partially cleanse lhcse saI leave u
collected masses bthind as TO pf1dgec hl' '.h
c9sttehcss, with al its train 81 evils, or su.2
dhftl1a, ~tth is Imminent daHetu Tbs
- wei knaNH 10 sil regular anat0Hia'f, at' -
anime the human baaci. aftr d.at1 : and He.'i
toe prejudice Of these veil informed Wen Ages
Gnaek medlcines--or medicines prepared aa ad
aided g ne public 81 lgnoraa, prfsaHa. Tee
cond tiicri Of The Lifu Medicine i 10 elrau~tf
tIdneys and the blsddsr, and g. ibts mesns
liver aud the lungs, toe hc4llhial action d stlt'
cniircl} depend. B9np tbs regularity Of de- Ufe'
y cfgaas. The blood. which skea is red sof
nom tue sgency at lli. liver end laaes bs,''c
passes inlo tpn heart ., ing thus purified y lhe'
and hoafished BY food coming from clean ~
mach, courses freely through tbs veins fsats'
every part Of lhety stem, snd iriumplsetiy l''lA'
VIZ haHaef IF health ~ tie hieotaing ehstA
Maiairs Vegetable Liir Medicines baee ep
'horoughlY tested. ard pronounced . soeefeIfa Y
nisdf for Dyslarsis, fatnencY, paiyilation o. '''
Heart. Loss Of Appetite, llearthafa and Ha'
ache. kesllsasness, IiI-iymper. Anxiety. laagaN
ana Melancholy, Cobliyrnrss. Dnfriqa thnde
eyefs Of al klHds, Rhrumalsm, Goat, pio9s'
OF all kinds, Gravel, Worrs, Astbma aad go
sumption, saurvN Ulcers, IngcIerete Sores So'
butte Efuplions and BAD Compilations, salt l.I't1l
E'Fnpeha, Common Colds aad lnfuenzl, anJ"
tious other complaints which aGlc The hnn''
fnme IN FEVER and AGuE. particularly"
Ihln Medicines haya hgcn most emneallF Fae'''r
lul 20 much 30 lhnt 10 The Fever and Aene o,-
lucH Physicians almost universally pie'0'"'
them.
MoFFiTT'S MEDICAL MANUAL dc'ln
20 ~ domestic guide 10 health Ihis w
namphlct, edited by w. y. Moflu, Jl5 BroaeeaG
New York, haa been published foT the pnfFgs5"
explaining mono tnliy Mr NpGalt'a thenfY Y -
'ases, and viii BE- found highly interesting Y u.
IONS seeking bealh T treats upon prevaitnio "
asses, and the canecs thereof. Pfioes p ceh"
or aale BY Mr. Mofatt's agents generally
These Valuable Mcdicincs are for sale BY
T.. j. HOLT0N,
Charlotte, ". C.
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A MEETING ofthe Notification party is re.
u quCs'cc 81 he Court House in Charlotte on
u acey dc <,iH lost for The purpose oflurmlnr an
ass1Cau2a and adopting such measures as iii
isaa 80 4 c1-.cs Foaaence with some Of the di,tir-
sI..sel mse %. TOE Soutb bei5nging 10 ihe party
e.aHF g'C"s t' relation 70 THE pendn 2 prcs,den-
a|iar,1z' Huucinai attendance viii be eyr,ci.
81 s7- 81 j. ped that every unchanged Nul.scr
g 'as,s os found t-i.y ias eround tie True States
hrss Bsnrrr
sgt Is, l~in.
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E.VCOEE.sGsE2
HOWE VANgEIGIGRES.

? y VIE suhserih, sspectfull. ten3rfsf.sthank.
q to the uhabHar's b " sfsubu,g add sgr.
rounding country lof tbe yefs uatnl patronage
bestowed o. him since be has baaa cog sod 10
ihis place IN iho
manufacturing Of Carriages,
and assures them iiai ki- aatk. 10 heretofore.
-hAll q hnisfed an We mpstlupfass8 40d dutahle
p.aH.. inp7e u want q Carnage. aeYij aa ucl.
70 atfe hfm can before yurchstsag flsag here.
AHORDEES from dis'sate viIl y tbu,t IA
" received and promptly attended d.
All hcds 81 REPAIRING done nth nesiBes.
ane Ca a4gdefail frfus.
GARTER CglrTESDEN.
ABf 10. Is4n 9sf
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5uu Nte' u, o-t''' IS '"sls'l o" '1'y W ~''
u's -,.I iP'''" 'Ho s's" j. I'd '7 J" .''' ID,
' 31 s"o'oS " "oN,''-" t. s'' N'.' W. s'f y 5'
9sl lfa'' 'Ae uy'' Wy s'hss q Rs1 y ''y
Us 'ss e1''' "''A '.'" "'.-eta 20 w o'' y 'N'
p''a 'Np t"o'- n''o ,'"'1'''eaAs WIZ" Oh '''''
Horse Furniture for GtIsrGt ana
.SfpF Ltrggrs.
,,. .,tt- iI,i.,s C,-,-at ~
-.f4 ,.,i-....f.,-.r .,...l 80. ,,.,. t.,,. 49,
500 tIg' ,.s a. .. e,.s-s,, m III.
be,e5ar
; gar.,-s al. ,sa,A-y. -..ll ,l,. sl5eg asier,.
49, a., - -, - 81. - .'.
to lheir grad; Il under that faus, they are 10
use HE sJdit-c.ltA Fr.5csiaed .qs s.aA gta etc
to ait:
Sadie Goa t1y sieg l''eafs-j-fk blue, tao trr'
tfH Inches 10 length, ana are fool tsu inches io
+. eep5h, p!.h an edGiag % gold taeg, tac Width
OF he lace one inca l1 ,. morn latrr lhy saddle.
. Br4tt-of black leather, bent branch bii, with
cit Bosses; iac iroal a.l fuses elbow.
to..ar-r.liaU.
Hs!sisa--aaylrl With ieaHard ssfc, or leather
/ painted % resemble i a.. -. .aF su.ung lbr
warmer climates t-sl
I Ntrugs-gIll
no IL J,...-.,..-. r.. ,,.,.s
- ~
81 4 ft"ttA OfaHaHce sad AffdHfry
Naddts-eseis-a1fE t.dr, ive teet zen inches iH
ieaEt5' and enc 100 TO moses 10 eapiH, S'lt
lace hfe-elshihs Of an iaea ~ U's.h, Tor Cue
afl.4e't ana ofs"aGce, so.J ace scarlet erg-
!ns ior ne aF'il,ery black II i4e ordnance; 'of
'he infantry, sa7tf lace and rAiie cdgI1g
bf'esf--ai s!acs laa'h"rt slls bti4. -tirrnYs and
Houhiings' iof Jag af'IIieff ~ ordnance ana
tlassl iof 'hr inieniF} ''7nt and roses iof t'D
= t''.''t reg '1f We ofsnahet, Glue Tor 'hc
~. il,'a''i y Hn"e'
-'oi Use -'H'.e'y' req Tor me ORDNANCE
1'.. nor 'Ls ln'.nlfY 81 hiie.
- Dc eo'eiea "'ih oiae4 bear sLin' %
~
.c.. - 80 Nh r. f''''a5"s.
" eisaeeg ~ vmsF.,. NM, 49, ,s,
lower ijp Of TIE cor, qua IN line thence s. iii III,
Curve Of the msuth
vests are not described, as lhey form %. pert O
the military 5rcs-. VHen Wo5b however. b, gen .
cral OF general staff 'hecfs. ley mas b. Of bull
bloc, o. vbite, 10 sui season or aIHsfe, sitn a.,
'teh unIiofm bottom for ,eEimca'st ei..cgfs, tA,
same 3s'h the exception OF l4e baf
The forage cap nag ~ u7ta 1T duty, giu .
i'oe4 coat 1ad aiia l4s sha0 aaaa'--tn e.n'er .
toe tlfase cap, 10 cola c3.f..te .tI have . ftfg+,
rafT hand q SLACK f-t two and h4T iurfr.I
VIDE, attached 70 lde bottom, 20 autte in front ty
a re Of back ribbon.
K -.meutal officers not serving aiih fhe.f rr7.
tlenis. nor doing dina, i7,r- I,-- go .....,-t
% hats OF the same description those p-a=crb.
ed tnf general officers, txet5f lHal fhe t,sg sIU
o. black silk; the eagle yellaf, lae t,-.,.s tu
conform to The ceIor ~ the s.f,tor.
Cooked hats nav h el,aer cen or formed so.
to .hat Ike lhc h,i ghieU ~. he-ef.fs.. 80 a.
signaled chapeau 81 bras.
All oa;sers .,......,
coat, nth the button dc.iqratiap lbe,r r,.e..,l,
cotp- or stations. without sef ofler mari an ti.
---uc5 coat however, d. uyl 10 j. copsf5.fss q.
q dfess for any military parpo.s wksieye-.
u J-.;r. a.,
y '"e .f04 '"FL'"3Ss'oHfd
DB'eff9, NsSsc1las, ATfBcers, and PJl
Tdtts, 81 the ARTILLERY.
Ssrreaat Nqj5r--,hr same u that e,tatli,bsd .-,
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\ 3. Beihuao & Johnson having sue.
ceeded me IN the business. heartily re-
commend them 70 my friends aud the public
IS eompeteu, workmen, accommodating and
punctuaL have co hesitation 10 saving
ihai the firm Will give more general sattsfac
ton than has ever been given heretofore. /
intend 10 remain With them for some time
fer the purpose Of CLOSING ny business.
THOS. 5. ALEXANDER.
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NOTICE
- ~ / L So
fkNiE subscriber returns his graieiu

kNHE subscriber returns his grateful
Acknowledgements for pas, ilyors.-
Having disposed Of bis establishment, IT be
comes necessary to close business without
delay, llIs expected thar those indebted to
The subscriber vii make immediate settle
ment, BIZ Cash o. NHe-the Cash would be
preferred, as It takes that arIIcie TO satisfy
JourUeypan aud Merchants. All accounts
not settled by the first Of February viii be
haaasd over for collection.
THOS. 5. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, Sept. Ia, 1870. SIR
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-24

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c a BngaCitr Gereral-the same Plume as Tor
q brEacief General
=, Ptumts-ot7ccrs Of the Quarter Masters Depar
mcnL Including the Quarter Master General
light blue plume, Of tie same materials an
form as that prescribed Ter general officers.
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including the Commis,ary General OF Subsi
teuce-pt the same form ard materials as tia
OF he Quarter Masters Department hall slu
aus hail white; up, bite, nalt the length
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subalterns, slash sleeve Of three and hal,
inches long. with tro loon. and ,vyo sr,l NJ,
tons; loops to be placed at eo1sl distances
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