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- From the following proceedings, our
Iiends in Raleigh aiIl know tina, the Meek
tnburg Tippecapoe Club expects to be rep.


J lends IN Raleigh sll know tha, the Meek.
fnburg Tippecapoe Club expects to be rep.
,enled 10 the Convention Of the 9th.
4, inoe,ing Of the aecklenLurg Tippccluoc
i ib, hsld Oh the evening of the 3ri INST, ou
sion of M Blake, tie following resolution
called up for CONSIDERATION, viz
Resoirsd, That Ne concur ia the proposition
! ,Ie hy tie Wake Tlppecanoe { lto," "a bold
the Chy Of Raleigh, on the SIN &c O-.o,er
rI,, Convention OF the Nhigs OF North Caro-.
~, 10 iaEo such measures as may h~ dnrucl
aprr. TO advance the election OF WILLIAM
3hNRl HARRISON. ana that we be repro.
\ Tod IN sad Convention"
"a motion u was resolved that tho President,
authorized 10 appoint the Deleg .tes TO Rlleigh,
! pursuance Of the sheYe resolution
On motion, the Prcadoni then appointed tho
towing persons to attend, ths CONVENTION "a
,eigh, on no Jih Of October next, as Delegates
IN Tho COuu,, Of Moeklcns4rx. 81, Me~srs.
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c.eenaat.i, A4g. 2l.4, 1910.

On, " " YF1fTIb1Ut
Dear Sir-lmmedatrly ailer reading the sub.
stance Of speech, siid 70 be made ~ Col X NJ.
Johnson, al Cl'ico'he, | addressed ottoF 70 him,
copy 81 which & iurTi-hed Ga yesterday ~.
cryct his ans@ct, wA!cl with pleasure enclose
10 Won
View il as paning to rest now aul forever the
foul ISLANDERS that have been and uos are circula.
ing gainN you ar regards esF conduct in the de-
cisiye aud glorious battle Of the Thames and iH
NY judgment leaves no good rtpnnds Tor eontro.
very OF unpleasant feelings between two brave
officers Of that gallant army. Truly Your friend.
T. u. CARNEAL
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NOTICE.

a MEETING Of the Modification party is re.
IA quesled AZ the Cart House in Charlotte on
Monday the 2oth inst Tor the purpose fforming an
Association and adopting such measures will
lead TO correspondence with some Of the distin-
guished men of the South belonging 10 the party,
ellcling v.ess in relation to the pending Presden.
tihl Contest, punciual attendance will be exp O.
ed and II is hoped that every unchanged Nnlli6er
will there be found ralying around the True States
Rights Banner
Sept. Is, lS40
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n y. Rrlhuue & Johnson having sue
ceeded me ~ the business, | heartily re.
commend them 10 my friends and he public
as compeicnl woikineu, accommodating ant
puuctual. have no hesitation IN saying
hat the firm viii give more general satlsiac
lon than has ever been gwen heretofore.
intend to remain ~ih them for some toe
Tor the purpose Of closing my business.
THDS. S. ALEXANDER
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NOTICE..

'H'liE subscriber returns his graiefu
M acknowledgements for past lavors.-
Having disposed OF bis establishment, i, he
comes necessary to close business without
delay. It's expected that those indebted lc
the subscriber Will make immediate settle
,neni, by Cash or Note-the Cash would he
preferred, as II takes that article 10 satisfy
Jourueymen ard Merchants. All account;
not settled by the first Of February wllI be
handed over for collection.
1lIOS. 5. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, Sep! "a. 1910. 5lU
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MlNnIE.n. An ~. IA.

MANSFIELD. Aug lsth. $50.
Nv DEAR STR -- Nonr favor has bren received
In which yoB observe, that ty uv reported speech
an inference may ao drawn that am not ouly IA
doubt as regards the courage Of Gen, HaulsoH
bat that bad but I.ltle rospcst for HIN as com.
mandne General am happy to have tins OF.
porunily Of informing yon that during my ser
vice with Gen. Harrison, | had 20 cause TO doubi
has courage, but 10 consider hlm brave man, ana
have always expressed myself TO that eiloct-
nor have | ever disapproye4 or eensnred any OF
his measures as commanding General m the Pgr'
suit Of Pruaior or 10 the battle OF the llsues-
avery thing ! saw met my cHarc 1pf1e5iiton, anu
have never spoken Of q IN any other terms. IN
speaking Of tho battle Of the Thames and the part
acted by ny regiment dad not intend to tncroosr
the merit of that regiment, or 70 diminish the
merit claimed by others, much less nd intend 10
imply that.Gcn, Harrison, OF Gov Shelby, or any
officer attached 70 the army ayotdet duty OF dan.
ger. Each had his part TO act, and should icel
myself much degraded 70 suppose That they dId
tot perform thor duty fearless Of danger, moi
have ever doubted that these gallant officers
woru precisely whore duty called them. regret
that Ia such battle, where oar county was vic,
torous, that there should he a controversy about
the mort duo TO the actors in that battle, lelnlm
nothing above the most humble soldier, VINO per.
formed his duty on that occasion, nor shall any
earthly CONFEDERATION ever induce me knowingly
to do injustice to tho commanding eihier, "o'
Shelby. or any othcr officer IN that army have
thus confined myself to general ren1tSs, not
knowing in what particular fact injustice Is sup.
posed TO have been done TO General Harrison !
should be glad to know what particular issue Is
made aa TO the facts stated in the reported speech
respecting which had no agency. ! shall feel
no difficulty to state facts as far as my own per,
sona knowledge extends, and what understood
from others, and not to censurc or ermnate, bu'
10 state tho truth as far as know or believe the
acts. expect To be in your city on SUNDAY The
23d. on my way home, and shall be harry to soc
you. " W
MOI. Thos n. Cdyncal
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In this County, on the 10th inst, by llr isaac
Wilson, ESQ. Mr. JOHN W SlAMuNH' TO
Miss SARAH JAMESON, daughter OF THOMAS
Jamisun -. :.
In Cape Girondsau, Missouri, ON the otn u II,
Inv ihc Row II p Green, Mr. WILLIAM WARD
HRAI,Y. formerly of North Carolina, to Miss
ANNE MARIA RANDALL, OF tho former
place,
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Sri have read tho correspondence between
yourself and Col johnson, relative to him at
thilIcothe. From the perIsal Of Col. lohrson's
letter | am satisfied that he intended ire no MUS
ucr IN tho specch referred 10, and tbat his opiu
Ious and sentiments must have beeu misrs present
ca Thanking you for the interest yon have
manifested Ia tbs matter re,uta the rnrrospou.
dencc. " II HARRISON
i p. Cirural.
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from tie claeinaq,a Ga.eae. Aqgusr &c.
COZ. JOHNSON AT cnILIcorHR.

We expressed the otnor day our strong conyio.
tons that Col johnson col.i not have been cor.
rrcIly reported 10 Tie speech al Cnilicnihe, which
was contained 10 tlc hilirothe Advertiser of tAe
Slh inst. and IN proof Of ost heging Just grounds
ior tins belief W. afa grditiad IN the opportunity
o. spreading the following correspondence before
our readers
/ is well known Kentucky. a. veil as III this
Stale, that MAJOR Carpcal is on terms Of greater
intimacy uilh both General lI1rflson enG Col.
Johnson than ans individual ii the west. HIS
co1aue' I1 The q. "a ing spondence adds to
the aims which bis servers Quarter Master
under General Harrison IN l.l!, and a. Spna-
tor Of Kentucky give han % paolic rspeci
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On LsN.rl. Ar. ~ 20.
NJ d,ar csl,a.i

~ Gy1F Colonel
enclose your speech pIa'.saa3 IN the
Cml.co'He Advertiser Tire reporter &c yg4r
speech so Ear sou speak Of Gen ilsusoa has
utsiy u.saoncelved YOU ! no. only 20 think,
BOT h4ye 90 said. An inference usy be fs.r'y
drawn, thst You arc not ouly ID DOUBT as regarded
bis courage bot that Won had bat lilttc rtrp-c Tor
him ass commanding General. Ny penonal To-
gard fof you, induces me alone 10 call your At.
tcENoa 10 the ublelt and furnish You su gpportu-
uity OF correcting what conceive 60 be aa t.5oue-
Gus and garlicd report Of what goa did ssy IN
thl'icoiht on the Jia INST
From the ne,psed remarks Of Col {. 5. Todd
you viii II oDcr discover that yun take ISSUE and
widely clier II consistent with yagT feelings
furnish me with yoIr views on the subject. They
will be published Or not az you may daslre.
Truly your friend, r u GaRNEAI4
C0i n. W. Johnson, T. r., Mansfield, Oa,o.
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LfsASeIS--t.Ol lie company ollCeIs. ..GE gray max
ture, OF the same color as that for the infantry,
With Two stripes Of yellow cloth, three-tourtha
OF an inch wide, up each outward seam, leaflng
light between.
Field Officers and udjuisnt, dark blue CLOTH
with two stripes OF gold lace up each outward
seam, three. fourths Of an inch wide, leaving !
light between. For the summer, ell officers 10
wear plain white drilling
t0p--of the same material as that for the infant
~, but according 10 pattern furnished to be
ofnamenled with gilt star, silver eagle and
gold cord the star 10 be worn 10 front with
dropping white horse hair ponp0n the field
oiilcers to have small stripe Of red hair, to
show ~ front Of their powpons.
AigiaHsHc--of twisted gold cord with gill tars,
Ia be worn under the opiu.clle Of The right
shoulder, will Distinguish tie a-iI st.cofs aud
commissioned staff.
R0Uts--lnklc
Spafs-yelluw metal.
Satns--,tccl sc4bbtd, half basket hilt, gilt with
tSo fioted bars on the outside, G.h shu griue,
boaud With silver wire, and Of the pattern de.
posted with the Ordnance Department.
haot--gnld cord with acorn end.
SIah--,ih moi deep 9rR?ge color, and like that Of
the luiautsy, rs 10 shape aud size 10 be tied on
The night hip 10 bc ~ntn ouy when ~ full
dlcss, or when directed BY the Commanding
officers.
Haist Jeit-ilack paicut leather, one and a bali
inches vide, With slings, bu.bs, aud plate, like
those Of the general staff omlitug on tie plate
the letters u, S, and Inserting the letter b with.
IN the wreath.
S9ck--bacE siIk.
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Dear Sir-l was nv object. ii practicable. in
addressing The enclosed letter 10 Col. johnson, 10
prevent iny uugleasIn, iiues aetween two ga.
llut officers OF tLe lslc war. ubo, ffom my own
personal knoalrdsc entertained higl reepcct FOR
each other am more than grltiiisd to find /
have mol been unsuccessful in tbs attempt With
oIt communicating with ciibtro'tnsso gentlemen,
take upon myself ll.e utpoutihi.ty Of authors.
ing You 90 publish Tie correspondence, aud am
Yours, respectfully, 7. d. CARNEAL
Coi. c. y, Todd
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HEADQUARTERS. I
Ltrcolnton Sop. ,, $40 \
TO all Officers of the Attn Division
OF NOrsh-CnrOiiua Militia.

To all Officers of the 4th Division
OF NOrsh-Cnroiiua Militia.
" y obedience To law, it becomes mr. duty to is
n sue and publish the regulations of the TAI
form, to ho worn by oil Officers Of whatever It'll
or grade within the borders of said Division
winch regulations y on are hereby commanded t
strictly observe and obey, under the penaltie
ihcreunto annexed. as you find spread upon YOU
Statute Books for each Officers information. III,
commaudauls Vt each regiment are commandeC
to enforce the following ran of Dress ;hroughUu
then respective corps.
Balls NJ EDNEY.
M9jor Geucrql Of The til Dirisioa.
"a Brigadier General,
DRESS AND uNDREss.
The same as for Moor General, eyeep:irc
that the coat is to hare ten buttons on the breast IN
pairs
Yasul.Hss--,hc came, escoTtiug that there shall
be- one star on the straps instead Of two.
Piums-hc same as to the materials and form,
excepting tina, the colors will be red and white,
the white tip half the length
Froek Cont for General Ofcas-blue cloth, two
rows Of buttons, placed according TO rank, as
on the dress coat; stand up collar of dark blue
velvet; cuffs, also Of blue velvet, lining, black
silk or blue cloth pockets in the folds Of the
skirts. with one button at tho hip and one At the
end of each pocket, making only four buttons
on the back and skirts Of the Coat,
4-CGcers Of he General Stcf.
DRESS.
Officers Of the General Staff with the exception
Of the Engineers, Typographical Engineers, and
Ordnance having rank as such, and below the
rank Of Generals, will wear uniform coat cor.
responding with that of the Generals excepting
that il will be single breasted, with row of nine
buttons, placed at equal distances the collar 10
be part buff, the buff TO extend four inches on
each side from the front; the rest Of the collar
hue the cuffs also blue.
EpauieHrs-according TO rank, as hereafter de-
scrtbcd.
Buttons gilt convex, same as general officers.
Uaf--cocked The same as that for general officers.
Loo, and Cockqde--same as that for generals, ex.
cep,ing the rays and stars. The eagle to be
gilt instead OF silver.
TdssslS-god.
Plppg--swan feathers, the same as tho general
officers, with the distinction Of celors to desig.
nate the departments of the staff, as below.
S,rord Kaots--gold lace strap, with gold bullion
tasscI
Crarat or stock
Trousers
Boots
spurs .,..i ,.,,bbo,5 The same as for gen,
S'oo'" an" ''''' eral officers.
Plate
Chores
Sash (rcd silk net work,
silk hullon fringe cnds)
Srord. Russia leather. with two stripes OF
gold embroidery carriages embroidered on ono
side only.
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UNDREss.
Coat -as prescribed Tor dress, but ilhout the La6
7fOasTs-as prescribed Tor dress, but without The
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Horse Furniture.

Housiag--Aluc cloth, with gold lace border, f5r the
field officers aad commissioned slaG, one sud a
half inches vide, aud yellow cloth bard.r, OF The
same width, for company officers.
BIile--b!ack leather.
AchEitpgS-tIl metallic mountings stiridps, bits,
&c, OF saddle and bride, 10 be Of yellow metal.
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S,rord.bslt Russia leather. with two stripes Of
gold embroidery carriages embroidered on ono
side only
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02
Jayne's Hair Tonic.

ME HAVE, heretofore, numbered ourselves
w among those who believed that " ALI
phRI'S HAIR TONIC" sold by Dr. JAYNE
was one ofthe many quack nostrums whose virtues
are never seen beyond the fusome puts of their au
a9fs' We are willing, at length, TO make public
acknowledgement of the error Of our belief. An IN
maze friend, some two or three months since, all
~. Top OF whose Uranium as bald as piece OF
roi,'hed marble, maugre all jesting and rid-
VIC OF The idea of attempting to cultivate so barren
n. pot purchased bottle or two of the Hair Tom
. "om Dr. Jayne, and, according to his direction,
glT'eo H. During the present week, the same
N ushered himself into our presence, ana uneo-
4, u" hitherto naked head, astonished us with
n'n, though luxuriant growth of hair, from one
H. To inches IN ength-upon the very premises
"al believed unyieding 10 cultivation as the
N'''' sand that skirts the Atlantic. ms Is no
W. Dur Is rehgiousy true, and 10 those who doubt
se'iirman can be pointed out. What - more
'sFor OF this Tonic the case here cited Vas
O'e OF temporary baldness--no sudden loss 81
4 out was one of years s,andine, 'h"ign ne
l'"han "a hut As years of age.-P astadetphta
q r." o ne Times Of Oct 81 1889.
h.. PACED only by d.. JAYNE, No. 20 soglh
Ia NO. o. Philadelphia, and for sale by WlLooN
FSCLL' Martnsburg, We. Price 81.
FEBRUARY 30, 1910,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02

MORE SIGNs IN VIRGINrA.-lt does
really seem impossible TO resist the current
Of popular feeling which is now setting,
in Virginia, in favor Of Gen. Harrison. -
We hear every day of old Republicans,
who have heretofore supported Mr. van
Buren,, declaring themselves IN favor OF
Gen. Harrison. We learn from The
Lynchburg Virginian, that Mr. Anderson,
the distinguished State Senator from The
Botetourt district, has come out 10 favor
OF Harrison. We also learn from the
Richmond Wing, that Colonel Shanks, for
many years the representative oil boie-
tourt county in the House of Delegates,
addressed the people of that county, on
the first day OF the March Court, declar-
ing himself IN favor ofthe election OF Gen.
Harrison, whose plain Republican virtues
and eminent services to the country ne
spoke Of in the warm terms they deserve.
Every thing looks suspicious to the sue
cess Of the good cause IN the Old Domln-
ion. - Baltimore Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02

The Hagerstown Torch Light of the l9th inst says;
Some are, probably, not aware of the paternity
of the base caumny about Gen. Harrison voting TO
"se out poor man like slave, for his honest
debts" We will therefore enlignten them on the
subject.
The charge was first made against the worthy
General, in 1921. by writer for one OF the GIN
oinnati nsners. This INFAMOUS SLANDERER
was an EEGLIsHMAY, gho had been taken &ih
Proctor, By HARRISON, and hence his enmity,,--
He now holds an Office under Van Buren,, and Is
thus paid for his abuse of The gallant Old General
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02

ANOTHER REL4c OF BARBARIsM CAST OUT
The Secretary Of the Navy has recently issued an
ORDER prohibiting the logging Of sailors, and ma
king it imperative that such punishment shall be
strictly conformable to law, and always by order
and in the presence of the Captain. This order is
not only conceived in proper spirit of humanity,
but is likewise policy, as good seamen are anvil
ling to join our navy, from adherence for the
system Of tying up free citizen, and hogging him
like a convict The subject has probably been
brought to the immediate consideration of The Sec
rotary, from having it asserted in Portsmouth pa
per that gentleman saw twenty-five hundred lash
es inflicted on board Unted States line-of-battle
ship one morning before breakfast. Without cred,
itng the statement, various considerations pressed
upon the Secretary the necessity and importance
OF taking some measures to abridge such practices
in future.-B Boston Notion
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02

The Winchester Presbyteiy will meet
in Warrenton on the 18th Of April next,
and will be opened with sermon by the
Rev. Pey,on Harrison, moderator OF the
last Presbytery. The following minis
tiers, with a corresponding number Of ~.
ders, compose the Presbytcry: Reverends
Williamson, Wilson, Scott, Foote, fusion
Balch, Raymond. Wilson, Simpson, At
kinson, Harrison, White. and Wood
bridge. Licentiates, kcycrends Berry,
Bell, Carson and Jones.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02

Major SETH MASON is announced through the
Winchester Virgnan Candidate to represent
Frederick county in the next House of Delegates.
Az TO mis- political creed, Mr.. Mason, says:-"l
voted against Andrew jackson and Martin Van Bu-
rem, and must say, that think sleep moca easier
than would, if, by voting for them, had so lar
helped to bring country to its present unpre-
cedented state of pecuniary distress and confusion
and the Government from being Government OF
laws, to its present state of anarchy and usurPa-
zion
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02
APPOINTMENTS FOR BALTIMORE CON
FERENCE--i3fo.
BALTIMORE DIsTRIcT. -Norrat

BALTIMORE DIsTRIcT. --Aorrat Wtf-
son, P. r.. Baltimore City. Bear, Z.
B. Tippett, J. A. Henning, B. IL. Nadal,
T. Myers. West Baltimore-R. S. Vim
ion. William Street BENZ. N. Brown.
Sharp st. and Asbury--J. White. Sea-
mems U. Bethel. Smith. BalsImors
Circuit-J. l.. Gibbon, S. McMullen, J.
w. Richardson. Seventh. Furlong,
+. Phelps. Annapolis. Guest. West
River-C. B. Young, Geo. tlildt. Cal
yeh--F. Mccartney, S. Register. 81.
Mary's-J. Hodges, A. Baker. Bladens-
hurg-I5. Best, l.. Waters, 5. Ellis, sup.
C4ickamuxen-E. r. Veltch, T. Reese.
Patapsco Circuit-P. ID. Lipscomb, y. -.
Chenowiih, j. Cleary, sup. Ebenezsr--
G.. g. Brook. Patapsco-W. II, CONN
NORTH BALTIMORE DIsrRIcT. A. Gry-
6ih, p. H.. North BaItImore-D. Steele
John A. Gere, J. NJ. Jones, sup. East
Batimore--S. Kepler, q. Morgan. Gt.
Fulls-T. b. Sargent, A. A. Reese, L.
A. Morgan, sup. Harford-W. Pretty
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-02

DANIEL WEBsTER's OPINION OF WILLIAM HEN
RY HARRIsoS.-Mr. Webster, when asked in 1885
if he would be placed on the same ticket with Gen.
HARRISON replied, '' l cannot be gully of any act
that shall, in the remotest degree tend to the ele-
walton of man to the Presidency who is Justly the
scorn and ridicule Of his foes, and the pity and
contempt cfhis friends"
The preceding paragraph has been extensively
circulated in the Administration prints. We are
authorised TO say, now do most emphatically,
that there is no foundation whatever for the assoc
ton in the above paragraph respecting Mr. Web
ster's opinion of Gen. Harrison The statement is
unouaIifedv false.-N0t. Int