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nj inietIgeni portion Of North Carolina gr-
otaecd IN Vie i3ih Congressional District, eonps.
60 o. tie counties Of lrcdeil, sdfrv, Wtlkes, Ashs
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POETRY.
THE LAsT ROSE on suMMER.

IRON NooRE's MELODIES.
IT'S the last lose of sumner,
Left blooming alone
All her lovely companions
Are faded aud gene;
No dover OF her kindred,
No rose bud IS nigh,
To reflect back her blgshes,
Or glre sigh foE Sigh
I'll not leave thee, thou lone ere
To pine on the stem
Since the lovely are sleeping,
Go, sleep thou with them
Thus kindly | scatter
Thy leaves Ger the bed,
Where thy mates OF tie garden
Lie scentczs md dead.
So soon may ! follow,
When friendships decay,
And from Loves shining eircla
The gems drop away;
When true hearts lie wIther'd.
And fond ones are flown,
Oh who would inhsbit
This bleaS world 4iono
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vessels Of the lungs from the mueus. which even
slight colds will occasion, which Il not removed
becomes hardened, and produces those dreadful
diseases. Surrey Lleers, and Iapeisraie Sores,
by the perfect purity which these Life Pills give
10 the blood, and all the humors; SeorJufie Efup
iions and Rad Compilations, by their alternative ef
feet upon the fluids that feed the skin. the morbid
state Of bieh occasions all EraPiice Complaints,
Sa.,5.o, Cloudy, and other dissgrfeGb!e COmpist,
ions The use of these Pills for very short lime,
Nill effect an entire cure of Sail RssuEl, Efgsig
elias. and striking improvement In the Ciearntss
Of he Skin. Common Colds and Influenza, viii
always be cured By one dose, OF BY two, even Ia
the worst cases. Piles,-as 4 rGmedy for this
most distressing and obstinate malady, the Nege.
table Life Pills deserve distinct aud emphatic
Recommendation. II is well known TO hundreds
in this city, that tho originator Of these invaluable
Pills was himself afflicted with this complaint for
upwards Of thirty fee years. and that be tried ia
vain every remedy prescribed within the whole
compass Of the Matera Medica. lie however a,
leupth, tried the cdiciue which be now offers 10
the public, and he was cared in very short time,
uflef bis recovery bad been pronounced not only
improbable, bu. absolutely impossible, by any hu.
man means.
All that Mr.. Moiiati requires Of his patients is
to be pa ocular in taking the Life Medicines strict.
NJ according 10 tie directions. IL is not by news.
paper notice, or BY any .hipg that be himself may
cay il their favor, that he hopes 10 gain credit
Il is alone By the results Of a far trial
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC
tobfr Term, lsIl.

Margaret A. Dunlap
IS.
David Z. Dunlap, Petition for Dover.
George H. Dunlap &
liafrie; Dunlap.
ET appearing 10 tho satisfaction Of the Court,
N that George II. Dunlap, one Of the defendants
in this case 10 not an iuhabani Of this State, n is
therefore Ordered that publication be made FOR six
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Charlotte Journal, noli
fying the said George H. Dunlap to appear before
the Justices Of our said Court, 70 be held l0f the
County Of Mecklenburg At Tho Court House in
Charlotte, on the 4th Monday in January next,
and plead, answer Or demur, judgment By default
vii! be entered sgain& bin.
Witness, Charles r. Alexander, Clerk Of our
said Court, at Office, The 18th Monday Of October,
1911, and C6th year Of American Independence.
G. T. ALEXANDER, c. w. C.
Printers fee s. 62l. tl2
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10 eae.l core, ar DE purchase mnapy wi y
returned BY htmsolf a. Faygluz Ecni-TAt
compute the Hyrsisn of rsmiiy P,n,lSe u +.
gcien Tonic to reAisfs The DOB, isicd or b. Egl
dosn coesntatiou the tlrrioo plll 10 cnfe sbss
paiaial difficulties and diseascH pcouliar 10 ecass
ahd the Agao Pill, 90 care utsrmittcn, levers e.,
agnes. Tor further information, tho sCe.55 81.
invited to possess ihemfescs ~ the Hyrest 20
Extra Hygehi. furnished gratis AZ tic p,oprial-,l
Office, No. 2, Astor Eioa5c New. Yoth, ard bY e.
hia agents. These papers contain iniofns,aa
exceedingly Interesting to The sick and ir5ai.i.
together gith twenty i've uscful receipts snl 4.
mass q facts and ccftiitatcs, that uiust corvla,
every reasonable miod, that the Hygeian Nc.
ciHrs are Invaluable.
For talo BY
THos }. HoLToH, Agent
Charlotte, jan 3, ls4i.
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p Cierrvuer. Superintendent ard Teachers
of Sabbath Schools, Agents of Religious Ncws.
papers and Periodicals, en- pos,maslers, and Book.
sellers. throughout tie country, are respectfully
requested &c act IS our ogents
~ NJ Letter Eii! bs taken ron hc cger unless
g8yi pall
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Clock a. Watch lsepairin:
THOS. TROTTEI.

auder, situated South from tue Court House, be-
tween the +" Mansion House and The Charlotte
Ho,oln Il vail be bis earnest desire to GO work
faithfully so as merit encouragement.
Charlotte Jaae 3 ls4l. 360
n o. His price shall be as moderate as pu-si.
ble for CASH.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLEyHURC COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC
t0ber Term 1871.
Edwin P0tts
u.s. Original Attachment.
(,perro Dnci tyorfh \

rs. Orgina Attachment.
George Duckworth.
Levied in The hands Of John a. Dswese, and bin
s.hlmoned as Garnlshee
ET appearing to lie satisfaction Of The Court,
a that George Duckwoyth the defendant in this
case not an inhabtant Of this State, II is here
fore Ordered that publication be made for six
weeks successfully, in the Charlotte Journal, no
tifying the said defendant TO appear before the
Justices Of our said Court TO be held for the
County Of Meekenburg, at tho Court House in
Charlotte, on the ith Monday in January next,
and then and there repiegy or plead TO issue, 9th
erwise Judgment pro confesso will be rendered
and the property levied on condemned subject TO
the plsiuirlf's recovery.
W,ness Charles 4. Alexander, Clerk Of our
said Court q, Office. the 4th Monday Of October,
1891, aud GGlh year Of American Independence.
G. r. ALEXANDER, c. NC.
Printers fec s. G2l 10
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ADVICE TO FEMALES-Femsles sho Va
Tue good health should nsycr be without he Lie
Medicines, as they purify the blood. remove Oh
slrue.ions, and give the skin beautiful, eeat
healthy, Rnd Blooming appearance.
TO PARENTS AND OTHERS. --PcraOns Of
pl,tboIie habit, VINO are subject 10 6ta, headache
giddlucss, dimness Of sight, or Srots.ness, from
too great Gcw OF blood to tho bead, should lGEs
/! frequently. Children, and persona Of al asti,
may take thea al any time, as they DO not eoniail
mercury, or eny ingredient that requires conhre.
meut or restriction Of diet.
To ELDERLY PERSONS Many healthy
suud individuals who know Tbs vElue OF Moiiars
Llie Medicines. make 1t ru!e 10 tako them ,so
es three times a week, BY which thes remove Tie
causes that produce disease, preserve Their hesh,
and keep "a the inhrmi.tes OF sge.
HEADS OF FAMILIES should always keep
q0auli,y Of the Lie Medicines IN tho house g.
remedy IN cases Of sudden illness for By the !,
prompt administrator, Cholera Msre1s, C0ut b
the stomach. Crsups, sposms Fcvers, and oilgi
alarming Complaints. which too eilen prove isi,i
may Be speedily cured or prevented.
FACTS FOR MOTHERS AND NURSES
l. IL f4ci established BY tie annual balls Of mss.
ia.Gy. that one.half ef ihs children bora ara c..
OF bstotn attaining seEen years Of age, and tic
hulttu source Of thus mortality IA found 70 e8le
10 Il u foul state Of The stomach and b0wols Ehit4
produces tho geuetalloa Of Worms. "a the 81
rsstoFer Of infsBtine usaib 10 shis critical stale
sAp lils Medicines have long bold dis,in gslsas-
reputation; and Ter iou!neSs OF us stomach a.!
bowels, and eenvasioaB, although Worms mar o..
exist, It Is allowed TO DO superior to any other.
The above Valuable Medicines arc for sale by
T. J. BOLTON. Agent.
CbnrIoffs H. q
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@Credit sale.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Superior Court Of LGu, Fail Term, ls4l.
Sarah Ramsey Petition for Divorces and
1...p.m.O. Alimony.

James Ramsey.
z this case, il appearing TO tie satisfaction Of
z the Court that James Ramsey, the defendant,
is no, an inhabitant Of tins State, II is therefore
ordered, that publication DO made ioF three months,
10 the "Linooln Republican aud Western Wing
Banner, or the Charlotte Journal" for The doien-
daat 70 appear al the next Superior Court of law,
10 DO held for tho County Of Lincoln, at the Court
House in Linco,nlun, on toe second Monday after
the third Monday in February next, then and
there 10 plead, answer, or denur, to this petition
or Judgment pro coaiesso will be entered up a.
gainst him, aud tie said pCtiton heard OK Parte
Witness, +. A. Hake. Clerk Of cur scid Court
at Office, the % Monday alier the 3D. Monday in
August, A. D. 1871 and il the 6esh year Of the
Independence Of said State.
f. A HOKE, Cler&.
OH.l5, 1871. Price adv $40. TIC
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sACRED SCRIPTURES.

FgylIE following work has seen compiled from
FL the London Pltiorinl Bible. which sells 10
tbs county Tor sls $50 per copy!
Us Every man woman and child in tbs DATED
Siaias, who possesses bible, vill surely furnish
themselves with iha following beautiful series Of
Scripture Illustrations.
zoe Pictorial illustrations
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"A CARD.

e1gzs EAR. J. D. YOUNG having located
Vr ny himsplf 10 Concord, tenders his
EsEA Professional Services, 10 i,0 various
lAnA branches, 10 The. eitizeas Of the village
aud surrounding counuy.
ADgua !, 1871. 4jt
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VA ANTED IMMEDIATELY, two boys
w nom Is 70 II years Of age, as Appfenu.
ces to the TsilCflng Business.
j. & D. JAMESON.
jane Q. lb4l. Jsu
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SPOONER's PATENT
HH'GEE.R.r .NEDECESES,

"A RI the b :
"A aad tasap- J,
hniily and gene.
raj medicines IN
ese. Jhss. IHf
ZONES are The y
.sal' Of a ltfo &
stady sbd espgs
enes iiie prorss
Tor qewsFnHfatR,eTs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12
o. n.
0Crn,n. Oh lunlnn. CrOn

MARYLAND AND GEoRGlA-aa Rsh;
MARYLAND ELEcTIoY.-We congratulate Tue whore
country upon our glorious Victory in Maryland she
stands and d..%'hT'Ta
the rrfo Of the Democracy of Baltimore has been placed
upon rssa.s'aon he nsm%I5s1y y
gave Van Buren, aorty of only 3lvand nov " she
siyes Francis Thomas 1919 majority! William Trick,
democrat, and wha, is more to the point late Gov,
ector of Baltimore removed by the Wh,gsD is elected
Slate Senator in place of Gen. Howard resigned, TO
serve five years lis majority is u votes over James
o. Law, (Whig) Nessrs, Legrand Gallagi"r, Presst-
man, Gruves and Starr, are elected the Delegates TO the
General Assembly from the city OF Baltimore Their
average majority is 1862 over the Wing candidates
~ $50 votes of which Harrison had majority of 4776.
And sow the staunch and accomplished Francis
Thomas is elected Governor by majority of more
than zoo, over W. Cost Johnson, the Pseudo-(" High
States Right man. I've have carried majority oil
The House Of Delegates 43 out of '9-whereas at the
last Session of the Legislature, the parties stood oo
Wings, - Democrats-the then Wing majority ID.
THIS is indeed glorious Victory:
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Drmncratic gain since January,


Lfeisdtnrc.-- Returns from II counties give - Re
publican Senator's and IS Federal Whlgs-and 02 Re-
publican Representatives, aud III Federal Wings
In addition these slips, have received Inc re-
turns from Gynn, Henry, and Newton Two Of winch
have given Wing maj"riiies, and Henry Democratic
% net, majorI? Tor Dawson =
The present majority for Mcdonald is therefore 22 =
There nrc is counties 10 be heard from, winch
lie principally 10 the West, and III all probability wall
swell Mcl)onads majority to a handsome amount.
Extract If letter TO The Edior from Monticello, IN
Jaspfr county, Of The Oh.
"You have probably perceived before this the great
change in favor of the Democratic party IN Georgia
God save the Southern Stale!'
Furh,r Elections ylvania votes tins day
No doubt seems to be entertained oil Governor Porter
re election The only question is, TO the extent OF
his majority. "Some think, Says the Philadelphia
Senlincl) that it will reach 81, 900 and unless the
calnor about the taxes should operate inJuriousy ~
Governor Porter in the interior, We should not be sur
prsed at such result. The more prevalent OPINION
however, is, that it will be from 10000 to $1,000.
New York votes in November. Our friends seem
sanguine Of success.
Even in Connecticut, Change! Change !! is the or
der of the day. "The Town Elections, which have
been recently held indicate decided revolution IN the
public sentiment. In 50 Towns, now Democratic there
are - Democratic gain. In the 10 Federal Towns,
where elections have been held there is no gain and
: Towns are divided. Tire New Haven Register says
that "we have already taken Towns enough from Inc
enemy TO change the character of the Legislature
Every where the whirlwind seems to be scattering
The Wings from their -gutten and much abused power
o. X has abandoned the humbuggers Tor The Demo
hann
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fYENRICO NURSERY within ,r = aud .ai taLts a ki'n
n,ond Va Nv iar Turnpike aG a"l Tn nttt-' i"i 81
i m hln.nd AZ. Potomac htiif cars h'i
la,- through hi. p,anr,tion several tnt~ dit.
ypu .aftrL and l!i,i fi fsts 9" ir -zc ate oilri'd
tr -, i, the ~ ri Pca ,fHn, f,ac,
cherry ,nr.ro, ac;ai-, Almond, Fic, Grape Nne Goose
berry rant, ~ AL tn ~ .i'at ,afr ~ All e'ly
m nm. pat from lI- Jf hard, All
,nta,es pcr,s u 4. la Io be- surpassed oi ;r
ciinlai. . trg
caia.o.ur directions foF planting may " tai nj IT, l.
chang I,,alln. tn aud fi,IIh store al Niian
liner and a Office the southern Planter where
,,I- left wi lirsi;, attended .n! any letters directed
10 ,-p, si.tou Richmond wl receive prompt "'Li"n
The susr would add that The above Tees nal h' bai ="
rrr cent the principal N"ih'rn Nurseries, charge,
~ JOSEPH sINrG%.
49,, is-M9a
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.sc cnd lafu4b'e Real Estate and Hater PO,eer

az L0FcT bTetRM, IU oHic.
+ Plantation in i'tr county of Southampton, known as Pop
y SwlHtn hrns Quarter, belonging Ia the Esta,r. o
rsan. H. H. B, den and the subscriber, offered fu
= Il situated un Nuoway river. about three miles below
'iDS aud Portsmouth, Railroad ANA twelve miles below Je
ae amt by the old surveys ellis acres extending
W miles alnn. the ver, which Iavicabc Monroe
.tHr Plantation, ur vessels drawing 10 feet Abou
tis q the land cleared, the most o which GOOD
- ,t very productive, in corn, oa,<, cotton, &c Til. ba
(" III ind IN ia original growth and embraces about
ares ~ valuable oak aud pine timber than BE-
8 a. believed, any ntvgab'r Virginia; much
h tHt'r l. exceedingly valuable for elip building
's a'i Il" iar timber Of the very largest and best quail
roth" builder aud timber gctter, this land offers Iut
ft !" b. met WIKI timber be got and transport
va mail rs''nsc, IL Norfolk, through the Dismal Swami
80 y !" aiiy n:cS port. through the Pdmico Sound
M Estate i ''r> Mi situated on Bean Creek, possess
yer r.er not rqaiicd IN tint section Of the county
I'M: being constant hrous huut year, and sufficient
naeTrd land lies along the river Immediately above and
r @i, winch is within hundred yards of the
at'T could be ioatcd up 10 the mill sheets.
improvements CONSIST III frame dwelling house, with six
q" hs" aud NIL other necessary hnuses for n
, with apple orchard lth n, generally yield from
Z. taTie> of Brandy per ainum.
'n'c land, if previously disposed Of privately of
'' notice viii be g:vrnl viii be sold public auction
e''S, IN lots 10 suit purchasers, TUESDAY, 2l,,
7 oetss;r nr;t, and in the mean time Will be Shown 10
ron wishing it by Dr VIM. A. Spark who now re-
y hr premises Col Z. Rochelle, who lives the n,ne
4 atshhnrhood
e'ias q ii- sale will be third cash-the balance in
aid three years, equal Payments for which bond, aud
security wi. he required, and the title retained until
amount Of The purchase money is paid, III conoImh.
~ court directing the sale Of that portion belonging la
Il. g. n'.an, deceased. For any further particulars
" .he subscribers near CABIN Point Snrry county, Va
-.cn CARTER IL a,E EsroE:
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FREE GooD:.-Tke new tariff regulation went into
operation on the lst INST. Great quantities Of iicc
goods, in anticipation Of the measure poured INTO New
York prior the lt INST, mostly 10! reign account
consigned TO houses III that city. The custom house
entries show The amount Of goods received by tmo SHIPS
10 amount 10 over twelve hundred thousand dollars
The market is g!u,;cd with French free goods, and
linens 10 an enormous amount have been brought IN
enough 10 supply the country f,s year
fpLAnd1L .,t:n Snilik nfkhc inns
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'!>al will be received at the Engineer Office 1t Old
lowing work:
"Scayat;nc thousand and siaty five cubic yards
- - the following manuer:
,a- IL BE- sunk behind the scarp wall of the Fort
-. .bc twenty-five feet from centre centre, 10 the
Fifteen feet below the top Of the WALL and of the fol-
- 'nons: Nine feet six inches by fou. feet top and
-, 'n.t irrt al bottom, maxim. twenty aud q third
~ " EACH The sides of the shafts except those next
f'art1r " '''"'o y"
ai'ng from the foot Of the scarp wall, and dcro.i,ins
mat four thousand nine hundred and teven,y.seycn
y s1nd. The sand TO he raised, upon an average 10
'hr'y feet and deposited between the distances Of
VEN! SIX feet hack from the face Of the wall along
Two thousand feet, and well ramned in layers Of
I rsht inches
A. lrmovin. .and by the cubic yard, in whcclbarrnw.
oui one TO fifty yards, any part Of the work
VII also he received, al the time, for breaking
y one thousand and sixty five cubic yards OF
eAls 10 weigh about four The pieces be
ae refused stone from the Port Dcpo.ite Guarres,
tatrr 10 three quarters of cubic foot In size.
TN. ~ !" be completed by the first Of January next
o'malion can be obtained by apply ing nj this office
fssb-.,o, Il. 4. DE RUSSY, H. Col. Eng. Comdg.
=, oih'e, Old pon, Comfort, Va, Oct. 7th, 1871.
p 45-1
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