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New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
CANDY COUGH DROPS BEN, now
rrsnsRURN.s CmEMICAL EM-

TTg9sYERN'S CHEMICAL EN-
"A. BRoCA1l0N AND BLACK LlNiMt NT-No-
,cct not Yourself while remedy is at hand The pro-
prietor, making numerous experiments. succrtded
10 rvsnting remedy FOR the diseases enumerated beo
which he confidently Offers ihc pubic Daprove-
mrnt all others aud fully aneqaAte TO It, ends II
inlaiihc IN the cgmatsm, bruises sprains.
cramps numbnes- aud Stiffness Of the Joints burns -cnlds
stiffness of the neck ifoHe' iDA ctapped n nis ch-
balns res- cut, .cad head, salt rheur9 and all external
injuries aud also OF those u which HORSES are liable,
,prlus the back, called back, &C. sold BIS A. B.
Il D. SANDS wholesale aad retail, Nos. ~ and 100
Fulton St n y and by b. Sands Il Co. II East Broad
way Pre-. 3let.. niO ln-
C1DNsUryt gsO0 AND L1vEES COIs-
X pEAsST-l certif; that Or. y. .. ALI EMS
B.sar of Eofchound, Psuri.y Root ha- restored
health. after suffering years from, Liver Complnist
For years previous taxing the Ba-a ms lungs had
al-o become affected degree M hyscisn believed
me ahorng under pulnonar! con umPuoh 10 the roH
derful Effect Of DR. Aliens Bslsam. owe recovery.
JOHN 7. ROCKWELL, Brooklyn.
HORRIBLE-Wha i more distressing than TO see our
fellow off By consumption when pr Aliens
Ras-m Is perfect Os Try this never failing re-
mrdy. II ~ili your life
TICKLING the throat aud hacking cough certain
sign, OF consumption. b.. Aliens Ba.sam the OILY
medicine tn At can cure.
BLEEDING from tn Lungs-No disease more danger
and remedy eifscru-i DR. Aliens Bssam u
orehoand iiycrwort aud PIeursv Root.
OPPRESSION AND SORENESS OF THE CHEST
CONSUMPTION and Liver Complaint-Dr. b. D. Aliens Bal
OF Horehornd. Llyernort and Pleursy Root has
equal the known world for of the sbove dis
lis reputation is spreading far and wide and
the demand for il Is beyond precedent Physicians
universally Prescrbine u their patients with the mos,
astonishing benefit Be get The genuine Observe
the certificate OF copyright the label and
Sold corner Broadway and Grand-sL by E. u. GUION
and = BARCLAY u2J I'm
(,0CGaE, B86NCFiTPEs AND DYs-
- PEPSIA-The Recipe for COVEkT'S BALM OF
LIE E mas been submitted large number of Regular
Physicians, wso have united IN pronouacag safe and
e:ctna remedy for the cure Of Coughs Bronchitis and
all affections Of the Taroat ard Iunrs tending TO Con
sumption. The following IS specimen. It from
article the Ro-;ou Medc- Journal of August % 1870
Bronchitis, by Frank II Hamilton, Professor OF STA
Medics and General Pathology the Geneva Ned
cal College
The Rev. l. Covert mixture, aso usrd 20 extensive
" this Election by clergymen, belongs 10
OF eEpsctorsgts being Of those lucky cobna
lions Of medical agents ~hIcs whe II promotes eSpeco
docs impair the Of OF tn
medicine feel liberty speak snee composition
held from tina profession and hope the Yroprs
wIll 1T The public We. there
fore venture recommend H. having employed 1t IN
case the of many others ~h decided heneiLn
To De had the principal offices for the sale Of
this nedicinc, I3i Nassau 1t. l26 Fulton. di In
mr. ID L. BRETHATPER,4 asFR
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
COCGss. BssNCFiTPEs AND DYs.
DR. D. L. BRENHAUFER's GER

4. Il. r = n Z e
OnAN RHEUMATIC EHBROCATi0N.-Thi val
liable Embrocation by long experience prva'e srac
offered to the public A. Rheumatism has bairsd he
skill Of medical science, the proprietor happy b. has
II NJ. POKER offer remedy WATCH has never been
known n any to fail Of Civ ne immediate relief
20 Ba1Aow i, April =, ISL.
After Intellectual trial Of the tnousand ard one rene
dis suggested by rends (uany Of which we're naus-os
IN tas'F Estnre II Affords pleasure tha: am enab
eject . era !icaic all Indications OF the Rheumatic aff-c
son with whch have bean troubled
Respectfully yoa;s,
Signed WM T JENNINGS.
For sale by WV. H. BENNETT. Druggist,
ue III LOG Greenwich street.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

l. BRADISU. Lieut. Gsv-rrnr.
jobs \. COLLIER, C1up,r ier,
a / HpLLEN >rVeynr t'cferJ,
WILLIS HALL. Ati.r-,y G-nrf Z.
J HNtSHT, Vrra-g rr.
G -smi,s.o. "a 81 .ae Ctasl F'aed
-- SIS f.f q NJ
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

~ CHA%CERY- Before lie Vice Chancellor Of
The Fr.t Circui Kane Ns,hanei BuHee Aad
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
NILLIAMW CAMPEELL,
MIr.LIAMw cAMPBFLL.

nj -1vtN-S 'iti'. d" -
).c.u b-r %. VI. u th-.' h4ir lnc place.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

P.u,ntto order OF this c.uri uad Ia th- 1--WE
entitled cause M b. olt Al public G,ton undI W ose'
fi,, = tb. snh.rrih-r the ss,rr. II I'm. IeF
" ikin. Ron, Alct!oneel,. Al the Mrcha u hi,h'hs'
he city of Ne.-Nork The Ssh cay os DtcrWues aeih
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70 THE EDITORS


asH9 "Nts y N'tf"N deem y PFe7si
-" ohef pHtt expansion q 'oi"e q tae IS.
toN" Nbi.h 'FA - ~. ieHlE "A'''a on We 'tA
iHat@ ~ Of NC es1ee o' seei'ta'y OF the NAVY,
: iai la'i p5fto'' 's% Amai space 80 ihe
= ntion1l ln'elhsenceF
~ ihs Oeone' iA1giing heid cn leo l-ld q
A9E5sl lasl' .tls Attorney t'e7efl' and tnt Fest
inAsief 1'net-i sslH. 't sai'f me 4e1l o. an
LNehans b4nk, ~ in'1Iuiion, wac arau1a ief-
whrd by tho Tres 'Fnt hlnis1l,' aad aas inilY
ccnsIdefc1' into TIC psT''eaiaFs q shat posed
o. H7t pfeP'sa NJ" !" ehiFf II Wiii he Ni,h
eieot 10 sly t.1l . Nss asea distinctly stated and
understood th1l such a. institution met 70 apsre
h7ttoh 81 lhe ffefi1 ~ ami was oceinrd w him
FtH o. coAt'AAt!on3' v'J aet'Ss' uiat l'e cc'lf"a
lt taagfoss sheaia Se0h II or0csf*ty 10 pcl Up
on Tie saelrei curing tae sotsloa} that such AZ
institution saoola ~ adopie4 " ita' body aHd
that lie mrmbefs 81 h's tah'nri shoal4 AID n
bringing about thai fcsnli and Ntssrs, NhBsrzs
sud EwlXg, were specially ftAuc5'ed by tho IRE.
sdontto have communication upon the subject
VITA eeyhn netu9ers Of Ger tress The iHsih
tuition then spnken 81 vas Il be- Ioeatod ~ the
District o. No.uMu,a 10 ts authorized e eslah
!ish agencies ~ tins states and territories with
power 10 DEAL 20 bulls ~ eSehtnrc between the
tulted States and foreign eountrra, ard 10 bills
o. change drawn IN nHe State OF TERRITORY and
V1gahia 10 snoiher Si1tH or errdorY; aud The
exercise 81 ihs poTer wss rot 20 depend on any
ascent cA pressed or nnpt.9d, Of iho sntes Nithia
which such agancirs right BE- established.
In consequence Of what prsacd a tbs moot.
lng' -" meh friends ~ Congress as deemnd
u rroPar 70 approach, aud nrgrd upon them the
paEsagr OF a bdl te establish such IN institution,
assuring ihem That DID bot doubt It would &c.
ceiyo the APPRECIATION Of The srosid"n'
The hiil was passed, AZ the Public know, and
was mot by The Veto Now, 4 The Pfesidcni, al.
ter i!'e meeting Of tho 10th Of August, had chang
81 hia mind as 70 thu constitutional power Of
Congress, and bad come to doubt Or deny what
he had admitted ~ that Meeting, which IS Tie
most tavorable interpretation that can be pat an.
on his condnel'} II was, IN my opinion, piain
duty on bus part TO have made known e re gen.
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is not necessary now TO inquire. hare not
heard, no. can ! Imagine any ground for either.
Whether an explanation Of il has been offered 10
any ono Of tie gentlemen concerned know not,
but none was at any zine offered 70 me : aud
while forbear 10 make tie remarks, Obvious and
painial AZ toey are, which the transaction srg.
gesis, declare the conviction that this conduct
Of tho President, standing without known de-
fence, cxcnsa, " uzplanaiiou constituted ~ no
other reasons had existed ample ground for a
Withdrawal from bis Cabinet without delay.
II IS scarcely necessary 60 sey that have not
supposed, and do not now suppose, that dili'r.
encs mefrly between the President aud bis Cabi
net, either as to the constitutionaiily or tie ez
pedicncy Of a haak, necessarily iutcrposes auy
obstacles 70 fu.l I'd cordial cooperation be-
tween them IN tse gclcsal conduct Of his Admin
iAtration and therefore, deeply as regretted Tie
veto Of Tho first bill did not ieol myself at lb.
erl TO retire on Chat accoau; from niy situation.
Bot Tho facts Attending the iuililiion aud disap.
Frofal Of the last bill made a case lotelly dffsr.
chi from that--one 10 s believed without a p4ral
lel ~ tie history d our Cabinets presenting, TO
say nothing norc, q measure embraced then 70.
padia,cd etiols prompted aud then disowncd-
services rendered. and ihen treated ith scurn or
neglect. Sseh case required in my judgment,
aro1 considerations, private and putlic, that tic
official relations sUbsftng betwcnn the President
and myac!f shoald be Immediately dissolved
GEG L. BADGER.
N4HuiNGTcE, SErF. IS isiD.
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All have heard of the teebIeness and
helplessness Of the lovehesl part of Crca-
tion the strong arm of man has been in.
Sohed BY hero, statesman, sage, poet, and
philosopher, to shield and protect them
from danger. The winds Of heaven have
no! been suffered to blow on them too
roughly. Cold has been thought the heart,
and cailous the sensbiIi'y, of that being in
the shape of man, who would dare to in.
suit their heIplessness; and dead to allthc Il.
nor feelings Of our nature, has that man been
pronounced who could triumph over de-
lenceloss woman. But in nejghboring
county, all these marks of protection have
been set aside and, (''tell ii not in Gath,
publish it not in the streets Of Askelon,
lest the daughter of the uncircumcizod re-
ioice, y the strong arm of the i0,r has been
called in to protect man from tho power
Of woman
man actually took out Peace Var
rant for female, and swore that he was
personally afraid of his life "Oh man
poor feeble man how hast thou fallen IN
the scale of creation We shades of d.
parted chiyalry, return in dismay to your
gloomy cayerns and weep over the poor
remnant of your glory
"Wave Munich, all thy banners wave,
And charge with all thy chlvalry,n
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80 After an absence much longer than
VIC anticipated, we have resumed our Bdi.
torial duties. For the neglect of nuincr-
Gus friends and subscribers, our apology
may be found 10 the bright and beautiful
scenes which abound among the mountains
Of North Carolina. Day after day, haze
we roamed over mountain, bill and dale, -
gazing now upon beautiful waterfall
iumbling down in showers Of spray where
tue rainbow danced in sporliye gnmbois, in
tho soft beams Of day. We have watched
TO sac the crystal drops collect among the
rocks, again to leap over preeipjces on
shcir way TO the plains below. Anon we
have stopped to yicw the vast masses Of
rock, thrown around in majestic grandeur
exciting 10 our bosou.s feelings ci' snblim.
lily and Of awe. But, reader, excuse ~,
npd If you wish TO admire the beauty, wis.
dom, and power Of the Creator, spend
few weeks in the highlands Of North Caro-.
lima
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TO THE EDITORS

Wsa:NoroS, SE;rEurge 90, 1871.
GrNTfEYrN: Doubts have been attempted :,
lr cast upon tie correctness Of Mr.. ENtSas
statement, in relation 10 She part taken by ths
President ia getting % the Fiscal Corporation
bll, by arguing that there was an IMPROPERLY IL
making 1t Walsh ought 10 d,,pgi,e il Of ctedt =
There are circumstances in this case Distinguish.
Ing il from ~ Others that facolect Of the kind
"a grows gu! o. matter of Official business, trans.
acted between high public fuaciiouares. aud IS
I pablo and gaaorgl concern. The public aud
open conduct Of one Of these high functonanes
j. 10 direct opposition 10 what the other had. BY
b. rxfrcss direction aua snlhoslty, affirmed ss o
his intentions and purposes. There can, hual.
by submit, he 10 srrons qacsiian in such a
Ease upon the point Of personal propnctr, when
the injured party socks 10 indicate his honor Ivy
disclosing the truth Tho Obligations arisiag
ont Of confidential relations. IA private or pubic
atts,fa arr founded ia mutual trust. fla that DIS
regards bis own confidential pledges and engage.
mrnts cannot ailece the obligation Of corflcnce.
~ the same transaction, against the natural ri-at
q seii doicncc belonging 20 the IN aired party
For any .h.ag that can ever be knoSn to tic
contrary, il m5y have hccn The object OF tie org
nal pledge ~ eng grmrnl 10 sacrifice those who
trusted md wtre misirdbyr. For these reasons
! d. nj hssiLis 10 furnish, for publication, The
rroai Pauyng st-iomgnl, which contains si! the
facts eEd Circumstance within nv knowledge
That occur 10 me AZ hoiae material, connected
with tie subject of difference. do tais Us an
sct Of justice not oniy 20 Nr. ENNs who X.
'.nasia'i q, bot to uiysc,f and the PgbIsa.
avail myself d This occasion to SOY that
nave, ST 30 time. regarded difference OF onit-
ioH Letgeen lhe l'or,dont aud myself 10 relation
n Bank. hewegeT important the subject, as suf.
acieh q tisc'f to Justify ~. gnation oi the d.
cn sh,ch lately iiell in the Executive Admin
.sifs,!on Of lho Government. Nor i be-
cause ihc President thsugnt proper 10 tr.le with
2. m.slesd his Cabinet. as there IS but TOO much
.o1s6n TO believe ie intended to DO, 10 the affair
,t tho last Fiscal Ban& Bill, thai resigned mr
place. There were other, AID some Of t!cin pre-.
visiting causes, for such q coarse, which m1uy
yiil regard ls sufficient Of themselves and which
,on'd no, have been overlooked. But Il was pos.
lnlc to explain or remove thain. and therefore
hey were not promptly acted upon. Tne last
ct of the PresiieH;, however, was conclusive cf
~ ,t1o character of AT the ether occurrences ar
Hcnmstanrcs which hal previously awakened
uriosiir OF cxciicd diafua
aita!f. At ms ieisure, state the more at
irEe which impeI.et me 70 tho course / have
.11rh, proper - sd5pi, and a tho same time fur
sh nevra,ive OF all the causes, SO far as they
y. uniry my observation, which hayo resulted IN
he separation Of III IfLes from The pats
.a.ch bfogght h,n into power, and the breaking
, Of tho Wing Administration
! az, respectfully your o5cjicnt servant,
JOHN BELL
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OLD KING CAUCUS.

Oar friends Of the Jeilorsoniaa, have
discovered that " old King Caucus" ha.
cone to life again. In pity gentlemen
forbear, you viii rub off the scabs from old
sores, and give vast dead Of pain to somo
Of your brethren in Locolocoism. nls24
the Hon. r. VI. Saunders, the now demo-
cratic leader in North Carolina, wen. all
lengths for Mr., Crawford the Caucus
candidate for the Presidency; even one
Of the Stockholders in the democratic JET.
lersonIan belonged to the Caucus party,
and distributed with unjirjng zeal aud en-
ergy, certain documents known as 8 Coffin
among the People. Lord what
a change few years bringeth forth -
. King Caucus must be quite thorn in
some Of your sides, and the less you say
about the matter the better.
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The circumstance reminds Us, very lorci-
BIZ, Of certain militia captain, who, once
on d time, while on sexual service, finding
himself oat-numhered considerably by the
approaching oneny, thus addressed has
mea; "Fellow soldiefs--tha enemy are
advancing on you, Two 20 one; take my
adsice, fight as long rs you eau, and then
re'rtat; !, for my own part, being little
fame, viii start at once p So saving, he
backed out, something like oar friend OF
the Journal. For our own part, we 10 not
think the wit Of either editor would set
tho Caiawba on fire, even If ,hay were
g contagious" and made editorials BY ma
chimney
Ma. Creole il you have received such a
blow in the flesh as this, aud persist in
your course against the Compiler; the con.
sequences be upon your own head, far our
part" I'm oii'as the bulieisaid to the pow.
DER
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FOREIGN NENS

The Great Western reached New York
yesterday week, in 10 DAYS and honre,
bringing passengers aud London dates
70 the 3lsl plt. Tie weather had proved
very tnc-crops improved Of course
Wheat was Cd. bushel cheaper-harvest
was fairy progressing in Southern couii-
ties. Harvest in France very promising
Parliament was in session. After four
nights debate, the majority against the
Wing ministry vas ~ in the House OF
Lords, and 81 in the Commas, aud they
of course resigned. Sir Robert Peel was
forming the new Ministry, in which it is
said the Duke of Wellington will be in.
claded. Resolutions had been offered IN
Parliament, in relation 10 the Mcleod al
fair, which induced Lord Palmerston to an.
nounce that the positions assumed by Mr..
W cbstcr IN that case was entirely satsfac-
tory to the British Government, which was
received with !uGd cheers.
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L. VI T. \ /.
; called 90 sec tic President On official bust.
ness On TIE morning Nond1y, lGth August be-.
f5ra the It's, Veto Message was sent ia found
h;'l reading he Messlgs 10 the Secretary of the
Treasury. lie did nc the honor to road The ma
terra passages to me- I'pon reading that pari Of
4 which treats Of the stpetior importance and
value o. The business done hy tho lata nsuA sc
lie GATED States in furnishing exchanges h.
tween tie different States and sections Of the
Union was 50 strongly impressed with the idea
that he meant to intimate that he would hivo nD
ohlectloa to a bsnk Whl,h should Be restricted 10
dgaliaE ~ exchanges. that n,crran'ol hia il
ho reading, aHd asked a = was 10 understand by
what lie bod Just read, that he was prepared to
give hls assent 70 Bgnk 10 the District OF Coium.
ua, with o'l.cls or agencies IN tho States. having
tho privilege, without their assent. 90 deal in tx
changes between them, and in fogoign bills, lie
promptly replied that 20 Thought experience had
shown The necessity of such power IN the Gov.
ernmcut I could not restrain The immediate ex.
preston Of my qualification upon hearing this
ayowal esid TO the Prpstlcn, at once, that
what | feared would lead % fatal dssoutoas
among osF friends, | now regarded as rather for.
;nnate than otherwise; ihai MS veto OF the bill
then before him would load 70 the adoption Of a
mnch better one, also congratulated htln upon
tho happy circumstances OF tao delay which bal
taken place IN sending y ias veto Message.-
ne neat ana Violence E"ish m'eNt nav, p',h
expected Il INC veto nau heeh Sent 10 ta'Ael''e'I
upon lhe passage Of me oui, "ea's No" pc N'o''
ed nao had been given ioF ea'' r1h 4e'.oa' ana
as The Message a'd mol eNe'nae tho lJea o. oAaA
tn some form, no unpleasant consequences would
be likply 10 follow He expressed ms great sur
prise that there shoud he % much excitement
uaon the subject said that he had had his mind
made on On tha by before hiai from NE hfsI Pr
had delayed ms Message that thefe shouid oe
tune for tae eAe''cment 10 wear Oh 'hat nola!ne
could be mo,e easy than 10 pass on wh'rh
wanld answer al necessary purposes lhat
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MR.. CRITTENDEN's LETTER OF RE.
SICNATION.
N .ruI.drnr Cnnt.mhnr

WasMsdToN, September II, 1871
slR: Circumstances have Occurred in the
course Of your Administration, and chiefly in the
exercise ty YOU Of the veto power which con
strain ino to Jelieye that my longer continuance
IN Office as a member Of your Cabinet Vil be
neither agreeable to you, useful 10 tie country.
nor honouhle 70 myself.
80 Ie the justice, Mr.. President, to belsye
u'ot thls conclusion has been adopted neither ca
pf1ci2us-y, nor N any sPirh Of party feeling o.
hOstHiiE, but ION sense Of daiy, which mis4-
ken though II may hc, is yet 80 sincerely enter.
tanned that cheeriu!ly sserfce 10 i the adyan.
l. yes and distinctions Of office.
Be pleased, therefore, to accept this as NV re.
signai2n Of Tie Office Of Attorney General d the
United States.
Feiy respectfully, yours &c
]. j. CRITTENDEN.
Tie President,
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FIFTEEN BARRELS OF INK


Mr.. Summers, Chairman Of the Select
Committee on the contingent expenses of
The House of Representatives, stated The
amount of the expenses of the several ses-
SONS Of Congress from 1886 to May l84l
and il appears TO have been enormous
but the item that most surprises is that
Of fifteen barrels Of ink, costing j2s dol
lars, used by the Congress of ls3s.--
What in the world could have been done
with such an amount of this fluid Then
ii appears that there was paid for making
pens fer the members during that session
the sum Of 4TG,2J Is man qualified
for Congress, tia. can't mend his own
pen! Doubtful. ,lr. Summers reported
a Resolution, which was adopted, that the
Committee appointed to investigate the ex-
penditures from the contingent fuEd of the
House have leave to report al the next SEES
sion Of Cougress-so we may expect that
one or two barrels of ink will have to s,n.
fee for session hcnceforih, Instead off
teen-and that the members will mend
thor own pens or get along without any,
Raj Reg,
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In Vermont there is no choice Of Gov
ernor b. the People. The vote stands
about thus:
Paine, Wing lG,ls0
Smile, (oppo-lton 1917
Abolition and scattering, 2,G7I
The Wings have large majority in
each House OF tue Legislature.
In Maine, Fairfield the opposition can.
didate for Governor, has beaten Kent, he
Wing candidate, by heavy MAJORITY pro-
baby . or : thousand. TIE opposition
party viii also have fnaiofi,ies in both
Houses Of the Legislature.
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DIED

In this county, on the 22d inst, JOHN NEW.
TON CALHOUN, second son of Mr.. Saml. A
Davis, in the 4th year OF his age,
Also on the 25th instant, Capt WALTER
FERRIS.
Near Pontotoc, Mississippi, on the oath ult.. Of
conges,ye fever, Col. \. II COCHRAN, of Ca.
barrus county, in the 29th year of his ago, sav.
ing wife and ono child and numerous friends to
mourn his less
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A Good Sentiment The Philadelphia
Herald says; " The Press, to be powerful,
shoald strictly adhere to truth. 1t should
assaii tollies without prosecuting fools. II
should have as little to 90 as possible, with
personalities. Above all, it should sustain
good morals, fer without these, freedom is
but a name"
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ID ESPECTFULIY informs those who may
10 ieel interested, that he has resumed the
practice OF his PROFESSION. He expects TO
make arrangements which will enable him to al.
tend to the Practice of Medicine exclusively.
SUsar Greek, Sept 80, 1871, t3
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EHEAEh-QUARTERS.

OVII'8fd, HUsHN %, Ic4I. 7
A Ii Commissioned Officers and Musicians at.
"a tached tc the ga Regiment of North Caro-
lima Militia are hereby commanded TO appear in
Concord, on Wednesday, the 18th Of October
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ equipped with side
arms for drill Also, on Thursday, the 14th of
0ctoher, all Commandsnts OF ComPsnes are no.
t6cd to appear al O'Clock, A. NJ, with their res.
pective companies, armed and equipped for Re-
view and Exercise.
By order OF WV. 4. WEpplNGTov, Col. Com'dt.
JNO. NJ. GRAY, 4sH
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LIAM b. ALEXANDER, the present Register
for Mecklenburg County, viii resign his
Office al the October County Court.
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MARRIED

In this county, on the 2lst instant, by the Rev
Cyrus Johnson, Col WILLIAM McCOLL to
Miss SARAH e. GRGBBLE.
In Ca6arrus county. on the 18th inst, by tho
Rev, DIR. Robinson, JAMES VI. BLACK Esq,
Of Meckonhurg county, to Miss ELIZA WE'D
DiNGTON. Of Cabarrds county
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David w. Stone has been appointed
Cashier of the Branch Bank of Cape Fear,
in this City, rice f. II. Wingate, resigned.
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