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Domestic MIqfdctures.-Weha have seen
number Of pieces Of Sheeting aud Shirt.
ing, manufactured at the Lexington Cotton
Factory, Davidson county, \. c. Il is a
remarkably strong, heavy goods and like
the North Carolina Yarns, il IS calculated
from lis superior quality, to put stop to
The importation OF Northern goods Of that
description.
A Cotton Factory has just commenced
operations at MilIedgevilIe, Montgomery
county, \. c., owned by Edward Burage
4 Co.
The Phoenix Factory, in this town, has
undergone change from : Woo..eu to a
Cotton Factory. lis machinery is now
getting fairly into operation. Il has looms
sufficient to weave all It's yarn.
1t is needless to repeat, how heartily we
wish success to every enterprise calculated,
as these are, to promote the prosperity OF
North Carolina. The time is not distant,
when our State, instead Of a large purchas-
er Of Northern cotton goods, viii come in
to the general market as an extensive ven.
der. She can manufacture cheaper than
any State in the Union, and Fayetteville
can manufacture cheaper than any part Ct
the State. As long as Cotton MIR can
eriN in the United States, they can flourish
herc.--Fdy. OBS.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby torewarned tradiug
"a for Note given 10 james J. Williams, for
s6S, dated Feb. %. 1899 As the property for
which said Note was given did not belong to him.
am determined not TO pay it unless compelled to
do SO BY law.
ELIZABETH BUCHANAN.
Fsb. 81, 1910. f24r
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neigbborLood, were without arms or awmu.
milton aud call for assistance. The Indians
will either remain in the Apalachcola
swamps or make fer the eastern arm Of ST..
Andrews Bay. A company hence, under
the command of Colonel Fitzpatrick, has
gone in pursuit Of them.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to the subscriber for the
N last three years are requested to come for.
ward and settle BY April Court or their accounts
will be placed in the hands OF T. R. Hugh or VIM.
Means for collection. Also, those having claims
against me are requested to present them TO me
By that time for settlement, as am ready for set
ting all Just claims.
THO. GOODLAkE.
Feb % 1910, t24
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On the Goth met, by the Rev. VIM. Nolan, the
Rev. WM STRICKLAND 10 Mrs. ELIZA
BETH BARNw ELL, daughter Of john eau.
tllgrn,. Of Y oik District, s. C.
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LATE FROM FLORIDA.
ArALscnrcoiA, Jan. 90.

ArALAcHIcoLA, Jan, 90.
Mort Indian HassGcrcs.- We this morn
big received The distressing Intelligence thai,
Pie Gmty oil Mr.. Rowlei, at Roplcu's
ENllls, 10 this county, about 30 mics from
fhis c,ly, were massacfed by parry Of 10.
.iaus, Iust before sundoSa last evening. -
|Mr. 7. ". Rocket aud a mu'atto man,
|Here shot doWu hy the Indians before they
bod shown themselves. The Indians then
fpproaehcd the house, and the inmates were
pho, down IN endeavoring 20 make their es.
FaPe. Mrs. Hollis. a daughter OF Mr.. Dan.
PEI Roslelt, was seen 10 run some distance
rom the house btCoro sue fell. negro
Pnan wass shot near the house. One intlvld
pal, Mr.. Robinson we believe, who was
pear the premises, alone escaped 10 tell the
ftory. The elder Mr. Rowlcii and one of
us sons were from home when the massa
Pre- took place.
By the steamer Commerce arrived this
bnoning, We hear Of tho murder Of another
Family, on Monday evening last that Of Mr.
Hollands SIX miles above lola. Particulars
pot known.
by the Commerce we also hear of an nj
lack which was made upon a party Of T..
r. Dtagoous near Rocky Bluff, on Friday
asst. The party were fred on BY the In.
Plans, and several Of their mules killed. -
he soldiers iled, md the Indians tool, pos.
esaon Of thoir provisions aud baggage.
fd;etie.
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Thursday, February 81, Isf0
The Peoples Ticket.
ron GOVERNOR,
J. VI. NOREHEAD, OF Guilford.
WIN. II. HARRISON, of Ohio.

Ore PyesiGent,d 7'ern-fie integrity Of PuJiic
SerrGafs--fls safctg NJ tie Ppjiie Money, and
tAs geaersi good Of tie PEOPLE.
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FEB. "a, 1870.

He Hatters himself that by strict attention 10
business, be will continue TO receive a shaF' OF
the liberal patronage en- oyed by the late FIRM
GOOD FITS warranted IN a. cases
Sept. =, 1899.
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The Harrisburg Intelhgencer says
* We have never seen such spirit as is
now among the people, and every day adds
to our confidence that Pennsylvania as safe
for HARRISON.
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Thistle Grorc. N. C.. Feb. 1911. Il

Thistle Grore, ~ c., Feb. 1Iti, 1910.
Ma. EDToR In compliance with request
which ! saw in the last Charlotte Journal ! now
take this opportunity in behalf Of two more of
my associates Of communicating to YOU the feel.
ing which we entertain towards those three &C.
complished young men who had the goodness to
remind US Of the year which is set apart for our
matrimonial excursion. Then sirs taking YOU at
your own offer we accedo 10 your propositons.-
Our qualifications are far superior to any of our
classmates, having been instructed by the best of
teachers in Music, French and Algebra also,
we have studied Chemistry and Natural Philoso-
ply, aud we shall require that you also shall, be
able to discuss Natural Science as well as TO dis
pute about creeds, foreordinatiOn and other yeyed
questions in morals: aud should il be necessary
IN the course of life that you may be able 10 ap.
ply these sciences 10 the practical purposes OF life
II may be Of importance 10 discuss whether or not
Judas Is among the condemned 81 rits; but the
discussion Of it is not so edfy ing as that of nat
urIl science. We did not I,ltiuise dccming that
unnecessary and doeming Greek not necessary
Cor a refined young lldy's study We Thought ii IN
expedent, as for Dutch we are quite fluent Aav.
ing had when young our Jaw bones jisocated and
not dshguring US in the lelst-(1 AUGH MYSE
fERE) having to be pronounced by twist OF the
mouth which makes it look out Of shape. Our
figure Is that of the beau monde style, our walk
erect, neither the " Grecian bend or the Phil del.
phia rack trouble our gate it b ing Of the Cieup
histeae order, graceful and rreok Wcare Of pi.
GUS families OF the most rigid order which makes
US quite modest and humble. Our temper is as
calm as the sylvan stream, and gentle as the
LAMB. We are in short modest and unassuming.
Our fortunes, though not large, are fully compc-
tent TO make US happy. Then, srs for 10 gain
our affections, you Will have to break of from
some Of your bad habits, such as pitching qaots
on a Sunday, fishing on the Sabbath srnok.
lug, chewing and drinking cider with stick in
IL You must 60 to Church every sunday and
carry the ParasOl in the summer, foot stove
and the baby in the wnter-must keep early
hours and extremely temperate habits. Having
tAink discharged the duty allotted to me | will
conclude G. W.
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thorough knowledge of his business. he feels no
hesitation in assuring those who may wish 10 pat
Iouise hiB, that their work shall be done in the
very best style, strong, and on accommodating
terms
Books and other articles sent from distance
10 be bound, will be promptly attended 10 and
carefully returned when DONE The public arc
requested to give me trial.
Feb. "a, le40. f24
n. B. All old religious books, such as old Fam.
lily Bibles, &c rebound and made as good as new,
and ell weekly and monthly periodicals nearly
bound, and Country Produce OF all kinds used IN
family taken 10 payment.
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A coairaSt--or rhich is The best Demo
crat Resolution offered by Mr.. Van Blu,
rem at meeting in Hudson, New York,
during the last war:
"Resoired, That the war is impolitic and disas.
trous, and to employ the Militia in an offensive
war is unconstitutional"
Extract from Gen. lIarrison's official &C.
count of the battle of the Thames:
"We have suffered greatly for the want of pro.
visions, and the whole army has subSiSted, for the
last three days, ON RAW BEEF WITHOUT SALT"
The DHtch are coming.-A few days
since, says the Beaver Argus, several hon.
est Loco German farmers started in com.
pany with loads of wheat from Columbiana
county, for Massillon, in Stark county, tc
raise money to pay their taxes. The best
offer they could get was 43 cents, 3 months
credit. Obliged to get money, they drove
back with their wheat through Columbiana
county, to the Beaver falls, where they
made sale for Cash. They turned home.
ward in body, each toith has coat turned
,prong side out, and being asked why they
did so, replied, "be sure vel shole you al
the nexi election"
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of the Convention we're given 10 the officers Of
the same for the satisfactory manner in which
they have discharged their duty.
On motion of Rob't. Johnson, Esq. the Con.
vention adjourned, sine die.
JOHN COULTER, President.
ID. X. DUNLAP, Viee PreSt.
VIZ. BARRiNGER, Scc'y.
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NOTICE.

The Rev. Mr.. Snider, of the Regular Baptist
Denomination, will preach in the Court House in
Charlotte, on the 9Th Lords Day in March ard on
the Saturday before.
Feb. %. 1870.
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a. new Post Office has been established on
the route from Charlotte to Chester c, II. called
Nation Ford l, is located midway, between
the tao places, a, TIE house Of Archibald Whyte,
who IS appointed p. NJ. The mail leaves Ches
Ter on Thursday morning and arrives a, Charlotte
same evening, returns next day.
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Thomas w. Gilmer, Esq. Speaker Of
the House of Delegates, was on the 18th
inst. elected Governor Of ,he state Of Nir-
gina for three years from the Dist OF
March next. Mr.. Giimer IS a stamch
Wing, and is represented to be gentle
man Of high public and private worth.
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P 5. have just commenced taking lessons
on the Guitar, thinking it TO be necessary fer an
accomplished lady and gentleman 10 learn in case
Of a screnade. We are also taking lessons on
cookery, so that when we are married We giil be
able TO make chicken fzsas, and corn doings.
n. b. We are happy to find gentlemen who
disagree with that model Of good taste il the fe.
male form that commands the admiration of the
refined Of every nation We mean the Grecian
bend tie graceful attitude OF the idolizad Venus
dc Medici. We were much afraid that our com.
mon straight form would be dispieasing to gen.
tlemen Of refined education, and more especially
as !, is al war with HogariA's curved line Of
beauty
To 5. A. NJ
h o b
T. o. NJ
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FOR VIC E.PRLsIDENT,
JOHN TYLER. OF virginia.

II MOaday next is tho day for electing five
Commissioners q the town Of Charlotte for the
ensuing year
\ meeting OF he Presen; Board IS requested
before that time.
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From Alabama we learn that on the 81
Of this month an election was held in Mo-
bile county for a Representative in the
State Legislature, to I'LL vacancy occa-
stoned by resignation. John Gayle (the
Wing candidate) was elected by a MAORI
~ of five hundred votes over his opponeut.
Upon this result, the Mobile ldperttSer and
Chronicle remarks that "the wave Of pop
ular opinion is rolling back, and Wing prin-
eples, under the banner Of Gen. Harrison,
are destined to triumph in Alabama, y
National htelligeacer.
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Massachusetts.--The Legislature has,
BY a large majority, repealed the law for
bidding the sale Of ardent spirits in less
quantities than IS gallons. This is the
law which 80 split up parties at the last
election. The repeal will put an end to
about 500 sui;s.-Fdy. OBS.
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Sr. JosErH, Jan. 30.
iadians An express has just arrived
tuesday morning from lola, with letter
rom Mr.. j. l.. Smallwood, merchant a,
nat piace, stating that on Monday night the
fanny u MIR. Harlem, about six miles above
ola were al! murdered and premises burnt,
py party of indians, supposed 10 be about
twenty in lumber. The cl,lzcus Of that
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Book Bindery.
WIN. HUNTER, Book-Binder.
W. II " TIE I'D.

x-, NFORMsthe public hat
WISSM IL he still carries on an
4AyM.M. Establishment of the above
A%-t kind in Charlotte, n c., a
~ Il 0ss-an.sszsA few doors south OF the Mint.
E.1- ss=-e----@ Having, as he couceiyes a
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The Bloodhounds lately received from
,uba, have been subjected TO many ex?crI.
'nenls, the results oil which have been very
satisfactory. They follow trail twenty
our hours old with rapidity and accuracy.
sone Of them arc 10 be employed BY the
troops now securing the country between
no mouths Of the Wacassassa aud Suwan
pee rivers, Micanopy, &c.
Indians, --- Al attack was made, by par.
y OF the enemy, on the train from Pila,ka
o Fort No. 10, on Sunday last. 3 soldiers
we're wounded, and sergeant missing -
Pr Augustine .Neps.
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The day Of reckoning and Of retriJutiye
justice is at hand, when the people viii
call upon their rulers and leaders to answer
for their conduct. The tide is already
turned, and it will gather strength as it
comes that tide viii sweep the present
administration from their high seats pow
er, and bear the old Farmer Of North
Bend =" into the Presidential chair. This
event is as certain as any future event can
be and let those whom it concerns take
heed in time.-Lnited States Gu-l1e.
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sparrowsburg by the way of Davidson College
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THE BELLE OF THE E,LL ROOM.

THE BELLE OF THE EtLL ROOM.
BY ". II. rEAEp.
Years-years ago-ere YET my dreams
Had been Of beings wise or witty;
Ere had don" with writing themes.
Or yawned DER this perpleying Chty;
Iears-years ago--while all my Joy
Was 10 my fowline piece and fly;
ln short, when was yet u boy,
fell il love with Laura Lilly.
She was the daughter of dean,
Rich. Cat. and rather apop,ecric,
She IA oae brother. just thirteen,
Whose coar was extremely hectic;
Her graud mother for tnYry year,
Had fed the parish with her bounty;
Her second cousin WAS peer.
And lord lieutenant of tho county.
But titles and the THREE per cents,
And mortgages. aud great relations,
And India bonds. aud thes and rents,
Oh, what are they to Loves sensations
Black eyes, lair forehead. clustering locks,
Such wealth. such honors, Cupid chooses;
He cares as lule fur the stocks
As Baron Rothschil1 for the Muses..
She skciCh'd-ihe vale. the wood. the beach,
Grew lnvelier from her peneild shading;
She botanizei-I envied zach
Young blossom ia her bondoir fading;
She wirblc1 Handel lit was grand
She made the Catalina Jealous;
She touched the organ--l could stand
For hours and hours to blow the bellows.
And she was datered, worshiped bored,
Her steps were whchrd her dress was noted
Her poodle dog was quite adored,
II.
She langhei and every hear, was glad,
As # the taxes were abolished:
She irowneJ-snd every heart was sad,
As II The opera were demolished.
She smiled on many. Just for fun
knew that there was nothing IN IL;
wasihe frs, the only ons
Her heart had thought Of for minutes;
kue~ II Tor she told me so,
Ia phrase which was diyinsly moulded
She wrote a charming hand, and oh
How sweely all her notes were folded
Oar love WAS like most other loves
h'tis glow. litile shiNer;
rose bud and u pair Of gloves,
And ny nat yeti upon the river;
Some jealousy 0f some ones heir.
Sorne hopes OF dying broken bs,rted-
A oinisiure--a lock OF HAIR
The usual sows-and then ". parted.
We rared-rnonths and years roll'd by-
We met again four summers alter;
Our parting Was all sob and sigh
Oar meeting was all mirfh and Tau ehter;
For. in my hearts most secret tell,
There had been many other iodeers;
And she was not the hall rooms belle,
Bs, osIy--Nys Ssr,tiise Roger,
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n L w G 0 O ID s.
THOMAS +. LID.

Grateful tor past fdrors, JeeS teare to inform ms
Gicads and the pubiic in general,
TNyEAT he has taken the New Store at the June
"a ton of Broad aud Spring streets. and Just re
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Newport April 2IIh, 1889.