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FoRoERY.-Os Friday morning, respectable looking
man inquired the druggis. of J. c. Van Schoon-
hoven Albany what bank he did business The clerk
by mistake told him the Mechanics and Farmers The
away and Mr. " s. requested TO send
note stating what acid readily tested silver as bet
depended it, He did 30 and after check for s43
was presented by boy the Mechanics and Farmers
Bank signed J. C. Van Schoonhoven. 1t pronounced
forgery but the scoundre who hired the boy present
could be found He afterp ard &c arrested and
committed TO Jail He gave his name Henry Beeknan
and confessed his agency in the affair.
q There Is be Grand Concert a, Castle Garden to-.
night and brilliant display of Fire-Works. The enter
prising lessee Messr French Heiser determined
this favore but lately neglected
primal glory place of heahiu recreation and chase
wholesome during the It's COOL
refreshing sea-breeEe is alone worth trip Staten Island
and the entertainments advertised for this evening
fail to prove attractive. See card.
SAD occURKEycr.-At Lowvle on the 18th, tsur lads
raft which pieces and they thrown
into the Two s them reached the shore OF the
Others one named James Townsend aged eleven called
upon his brother John years DID, get upon his back
which he did. They both sank and were drowned
0J Sands Sarsaparilla Compound i, very wholesome
and pleas beverage for hot weather provided YOU have
very cold temper it-~ith it IS
fat as dsh-wa,er We recommend those vino reject
Alcohol ye, something aside from cold water hot
coffee in dogdays.
U The l. S ship Of the line oalo, Com Hull, arrived
Boston Saturday norsing from the Mediterranean
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By cnd E;th TIE Gdrtee snd consent efthe Senate.
ABsER NASH OoDES, Judge OF the United States for the
District of Louisiana.
Jonx CHAxrERs Governor of the Territory of Iowa.
OHIO H. w S1rLL Secretary OF the Territory Of Iowa
GEORGE C. BATES. Attorney for the United States TOR
Michigan
CorRTLAsD CUSHING Attorney OF the United States for
Indiana.
ROBERT HAMA Marshal the United States for Indiana.
Collectors.
JOSEPH EAcHEs, Alexandra, District of Columbia.
PARKER SHELDON, Bath. Me.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

RosxR1 R REID, late Governor OF Florida died a; Tala
hassee on the ID inst.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

SMALL DoorY.-Some burglars, the night of the I5th
entered brokers' Office in Philadelphia and obtained no.
thing for their pain, bur old lockcss pistol few coun
,ere, notes, specie, OLD book, and
cracker. and cheese left in drawer. This will be
coura cement to try again.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

@ fire at NewOrleans the 9th destroyed six woode
dwelling g-houses The loss was small.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

U The T. S ship OF the line oalo Com. Hull, arrived
Boston on Saturday norsing from the Mediterranean.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

EMprzzLgMENT.-Wc Informed that Mr. H. G. Steb.
bins broker of 90 Merchants Exchange. check on
Saturday the Phenx Gank or $4,000 by clerk young
man named Murden. The latter drew Ae money n, the
bank exchanged for other and did reurn-hav
ing supposed fled with the money No tdings of him
have since been received reward $500 offered oi
his apprehension.
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no the Virginia and United
States Public,

SnIlE subscriber proposes, il patronage will
-. warrant the enterprise, TO publish in The city
OF Washington, q Daily Political Journal, to be
called the OBSERVER" Ifsubscriptions will
Justify him, his wish is TO Issue the first number
on the first Monday Of juno next--one week or
two q, iarthest, after the commencement Of the
Extra Session Of Congress
The Observer. ii il goes into operation, will cr.
lcise freely and unreservedy The action Of the
Federal Government, without fear, favor or afac-
ton 1t win look for support TO The People, and
the People only. Having taken an active part in
tic election Of Gen Harrison, ardently hoping and
confidently believing that his Administration will
Justify the generous confidence, and fulfil tbs pat
riniic expectations Of The American People, | yet
pledge myself to extend 70 it no rndisctiminatng
support shall be happy 10 praise, but not afraid
to ceusure. | have long ago promised my con-
science never 10 be a NAN worshippCr, never 10
Sustain any man or any set Of men, against the
Constitution Of the country. This vow mean to
keep te the best of my ability, so help me God
II the People will sustain me in this attempt
the fruits of near 90 years al editorial experience
shlll be dedicated diligently and lsborionsly, 10
render the Observer worthy Of their favor.
promise them, and ! will redeem it, that they
shall have Il political pint at Washington, If nat
able, &c. honest faithful and true 10 them and the
cause OF the county, and the Rights OF the States
and of tie People. Whether a print is or is not
required at the Federal Metropolis, whose eanings
shall be to the States and not to the central su-
thority, leave it TO the country TO say.
throw ont these proposals now, intending in
a short tine to be more specific | wish o asccr.
tain if there exists disposition 10 support pa
per al Washington which will give cordial sup
port TO Gen. Harrison or any other President,
4, brt ln ftria
ally of his course, but which will primarily DO
Jealous and distfuslfu Of Federal power, and Ger
tainly moro prompt to attack its excuses than to
acquiescc in them, let who will be at the head Of
the Government,
As the time is limited. | request those who are
disposed 10 support me in this enterprise, to an.
n0uncc i: by letter.
JNO II. PLEASANTS.
Rirhnnni Mlrch ODD ISL
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a ing 10 thciE friends and the public generally,
that having purchased the extensive and well
known TYPE FOUNDRY, formerly owned by
mossfs. Ccnnor and Cooke, they have removed
the same TO their present GENITAL position. Ilav.
ing made extensive rcyisions. additions, aud alter.
atoms, they are prepared TO execute orders Of
any magnitude they may be favored with with
prompincss, and on rs favorable terms as any
other Foundry in America. To their new Spe
cimen BooF, which has been recently extensively
circulated, they would respectfully refer.
Al articles manufactured by them shall be Of a
mater.al equal, if not superior 70 any manufacture
ed 10 this countty--and undergo a thorough ex-
animation as to appearance, ranging, dressing
and properly asserting Al! articles exhibited in
the Specimen Book, formerly issued By Conner
aud Cooke, together with sorts 10 Fonts sold By
them, can uow be furnished from this Foundry
without delay, with many since added.
WILLIAM HAGAR & co. are agents for the
sale cf the Napier, Washington, and Smith Press
es, which, together With Chases, Cases, Compos-
ing Sticks, Furniture, Ink, and every article used
IN the printing business, will be kept on hand, and
furnished at manufacturers prices.
N. B.-No machine cast Type manufactured at
this Foundry.
Now York, February %, 1871.
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INFORMATION WANTED Of Isaac Gar.
h nsr Of Wake County, North Carolina, who
len his wife and four small children in August,
1899, stating that be was going TO Guiliord Coun
" TO seek employment, which he obtained from
Mr. Isaac pits nf jamestown. who engaged him
in March, 1910, to 90 TO Columbia, South Caro-.
Ina. to assist in selling lead Of Guns or Rifles,
Mr.. Pits on his retnrn, tells his family that he
leTl him in Columbia Jail InJanuary last, young
Mr.. Puts catrire another load Of Guns 10 South
Carolina, and whilst there, he hears Of Garner
driving stage about 100 miles below Columbia,
SAID Garner is about 3 feet : or inches hilh,
Grht complexion, dark rcd hair and beard, blue
eyes, with thick upper lip, and inclined to be
round shoudcrcd lie cannot read or write, and
is very duh Of apprehension he IS also very much
addicted to using prolane language
Should this meet the eye of any individual who
knows any thing concerning Gamer they Will
be doing q humane act by addressing letter to
his distressed wife at Raleigh n. c.
Il stffo desire Of his aiiectIonate and conhden.
tal companion that he should return to her and
their four helpless children.
Should II not be Gamers wish to sce his wiie
again. it is hoped that he is not so dePraved, and
lost TO all feeling as not 10 heed the cries OF h's
children who arc now suffering for bread.
CINDERELLA GARNER.
Raleigh, May 18th, l8il.
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Nuuuf Aaec1oEe.--at the commence.
ment of the war, Captain Charles w. Nor.
gan, the now silver haired veteran, was
gay young midshipman, attached TO the
Constitution, aud was on board that ship IN
the celebrated action with the Gurierre.-
On tina, memorable occasion he performed
an act Of the most herioc daring; Soon al.
ter the commencement of the battle, both
vessels became enveloped in heavy cloud
of smoke, from the incessant cannonade, so
that il was impossible to distinguish either
from the deck Of the other. At this period,
Young Morgan respectfully suggested to
Com. full that a man should be sent aloit
where the smoke was not so densely packed,
IN order to ascertain the position of the Cur.
fiere, and direct the men how 10 point the
Guns. The Commodore declined to send
any man on a service so desperate. Young
Morgan Immediately volunteered, ran up
the shrouds, and in few moments was dl.
recling the men at the guns, from amidst a
shower of balls. His clothes were cut in
half a dozen places, and he received one or
two slight wounds while in this perllous po.
sition. When the British frigaie surrender
ed, her commander inquired of Commodore
Hull whether i, was real man who had
been stationed in the shrouds of the Con
s.tuiion. "Yes," was the reply, "why do
YOU ask" "Recause,' said Dacres, "ice
hare been firing at him this half heur;; he
must have charmed life. IN. \. Times
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
MHCKLEs8URC COUNTY
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Anil Tenn. 1911.

Joseph Reed
IS. onsnal Attachment
S4muai Lovrie
Levied ou a ucggo man named Cusar Hrd lrac,
of iaed adjoining the lends Of Patrick Johnston.
Milton NcGaughcy aud others, containing about
240 acres.
81 7 appearing 70 The satisfaction Of G.e Court,
IL thai the defendant, is not am intabilant O; this
Stale. OYdtysd. thersfore that publication be made
lof sik woeks excessively IA the Charlotte Jour.
nal, notifying the said SlpJusl Lowrie to appear
before the Jnstieos Of our said Court 10 be held
cor tic County OF MeuSleaburg, al The Court
House 10 Charlotte, On the ilh Monday 10 July
rcxi, and then and there rep.esy or plead TO issue
otherwise judgement, pro cog,esso wiil be rendered
rnd tie property levied on condemned subjec, to
the alsIntid''s recovery.
Witness, BrAiy Oates, Clerk Of or said. Court,
a, O.iee, tho ltl Monday O.! April, IL, ard Goth
year of American Independence.
g. OATES, c. ~ c.
Ny IL. 1871. Printers iec $50 rs.
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Ho0s-SS Binding.

VA lillian HUNTER would inform his
w customers aud the public ReBcrallF. ttal
he siiil continues the BOOK BINDING BUS-
NESS al his old stand, fcs doors sou,b.eas, Of
lhc Dfan,h Mint, H. v,i te happy to receive
orders 10 bis .uc ani pcdees himself to spare
no pains 10 give complete satisfaction.
IlOfdcrs len al S. saop, Or q. tbc Oliee OF
tic "d3eAlenbu:g Je.Iersoai.u, receive in
mediate att UiiDn
Charlotte, Nay 3 1911.
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The cause Of Temperance in North Caro-.
Understanding to the returns made by
the census-takcrs to the Department OF
State, there are in North Carolina, two
thousand, six hundred and ninety-eight dis
tilleries, which distil annually one million,
thirty eight thousand, seven hundred and
iorty.oac gallons Of spirituous liquors.
This is nearly double the number Of distil-
leries in any other State in the Union
The tax on retailers Of spiriiuous liquors
in this State amounts to nearly three thou
sand dollars the revenue arising from this
source of taxation belongs to our Literary
Fund, and the rising generation are to be
reared and educated upon the vices and
trailtes Of their fathers. Whether this IN
creasing fund from this source Of taxation,
does not require further aid from legisla-
ton we leave to the phi!anthropist and NOR.
aist to Observation-Disclosures Spectator.
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Protection from Crors,-As there are
many districts Of our country where crows
are numerous aud prove very destructive
to the corn before and after /, comes up,
We will describe very simple but most
efficient scare, crow which we have seen
tried with complete success. II consists IN
hanging shee; Ct tin on pole sufficiently
long to be seen from all parts Of the field,
Where the field is large lei these scare.
crows be multiplied on the more elevated
points SO that they may be seen 10 every
direction ;our will be sufficient for hun
dred acre field Every breeze Of wind pro
duces reelection which proves truly ire
slsilble 10 these birds Of prey, who invarla
b.y take wing aud fly away. If suspended
BY tcirc or strong tiriRe, they will remain
permanent during the season, and Il ,dkea
care of at lis termination, will last many
years-indeed whenever their brightness is
preserved, as it is the glitter thereby which
the crows so much dread.
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to effect a cure, or tie purchase money will be
returned 10y himself or travelling agent--They
comprise the Iygeian or Eatnily Pill; the liz.
eeian Tonic, 70 restore the debilitated or broken
down constitution; the.Utefine Pill, to cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar TO women;
and the Aguc Phi, TO cure Intermittent fegers and
agues. For further information, the afflicted arc
invited to possess themselves Of the IIygeist and
Etia Hygeis,, furnshed gratis at the proprietor s
Office, No. :, Astor House New.Tork, and by all
his agents These papers contain information
exceedingly interesting TO the sick and inyalds,
together with twenty five useful receipts, and 4
mass Of facts and certificates, that must convince
every reasonable mind, tia, the IIygeian Medi.
eines are invaluable.
For sale by
TIIoS J. HoLToN, Agent
Charlotte, Jan. -, lo4I.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted TO NC Cor Beef either
IA b, Note Or Account are hcftSv notified that
my papers uto IN the hands Of Wu cans FOR
collection Those uho see proper TO maze mme.
diate payment. can DO 20 without cost, otherwise
must not be blamed for the consequences,
THOMAS GODDLAkE,
Match Is. ISL Glf
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FREAKS OF NATURE.

Mr. LEWIS JosIIn, seven miles from Nash
vile, who 10 well known TO the community
as a gentleman of veracity, informs Us that
one Of his flock has brought forth a lamb,
with but one eye, and thai in the middle OF
the forehead. There was one eyed fish
sent to one of the editors year or two since,
but i, was not lusus nature, as is the
lamb, for from every appearance the lost
eye had been destroyed by violence and had
healed over. The scar was there, and the
other eye IN its natural location; but when
the one eye gets to the middle of the head,
il brings to mind the fabulous son Of Nep'
tune and Amphi,rite, who we're monsters
with one eye in the centre OF the forehead
In the month of September last, Mr.. Joslin
reports, that one Of his cows brought a calf,
with neither tail nor sign Of tail, We
ask the curious to beat these cases. Tenn
A gricuitariSt.
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NaIhaFine FaheI
rS Petition tor Divorce.
George PaheL
II this case, it appearing to my satisfaclan,
III thai George Panel, tho defendant, is not 40
inhabitant Of this State, Il is therefore, Ordered,
thai publication De made Tor three months, 10 the
Charlotte Journal printed in Charlotte thai the
detoudant appear al cur next Superior Court OF
Law, lor cabafrus couu,y, on tue Sd Monday in
August, lS4l, then and there TO answer, plead or
demur to plaintiff 5 petition, OF judgment pro con-
iesso viii be taken against him.
Witness. A. ]. Shankle Clerk Of the Superior
Court Of Cablnus county, al Office, this 3Iat day
Of May, 1871.
a. J, SHANKLE, Clerk.
Jazs 3. ls4l. Price adv SO. 3m
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Wrapping Paper.

EUST received and for sale at This UlFice a
% supply of Wrapping Paper. Also few
rcsms q Writing Paper
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I NUMBER 81.
OLE ConNTRY.

Letus cultivate tue true spirit Of Us.
ION and HARMoNY. In pursuing the great
object which our condition points out to
Us, let Us act under a settled Conviction
and an habituaI feeling that these States
are ONE COUNTRY. Let our concep-
tons be enlarged to the circle Of our du.
ties. Let US extend our ideas over the
whole Of the vast field in which we are
called 20 act. Let our object be 'OUR
COUNTRY--oua WHOLE COUN-
TRY AND NOTHING But OUR COUN-
TRY " aud, by the blessings of God may
that Country become vast, splendid
monumcut--not Of oppression and terror.
but Of Wisdom-Peace and Liberty--up-
On which the world may gaze with admit
ration, forever WEBSTER.
~ Neyer was the father Of lies so
completely corasrsd as the Editor of the
Globe, in the story of Gen. Harrison's
dcath-bcd anguish. His pretended wit
nesses have come forward and claimed
the privilege Of his own columns to disa-
vow all pant or lot in the foul stigma upon
the good Presidents memory. Col.
George Claahan Of the Army was first
to he disclaims all knowledge
oil the reported facts, although repeatedly
at the W hiic House during The Presidents
last illness. DIR. Frailey, clerk in the
Land Office, was next referred to: and
he, like man of truth and honor, assures
the public that his name and the name of
his lady, who, to Blair's shame be it said,
was made party 10 the vile fabrication,l
were used without the shadow of authori-
ty-Mrs. +. never having seen the
President while living except on the day
Of his Inauguration, and then only in the
line Of the procession !" And now, tho
1raceiess sianderer has the hardihood to
= infer that ii was SOME OTHER afectionate
wife who made the application " reported
10 have been for continuance Of her hus-
band in oiiice--not TO Gen. Harrison, but
10 " Major Chambers Mash. Wing.
The New Orleans papers of the 10th
inst. give an account OF d scene which oc-
curred in court on the 9Th, which must
'"'S DStu III hItI9 III lILO SAtiche' hA
named George A. Hamilton bad
some DAYS before been convicted of forge.
~. When called up to be sentenced, the
Usual question was asked, as to what be
lad to say before sentence should be pas
,ed. To this he replied in an address Of
IN hour in length, in which he endeayored
10 show that he was entirely innocent OF
The charge. The Judge replied to him
that his remarks had failed to make any
other impression than that Of pity for his
situation, and the sill stronger belief that
he was guilty Of the charge. The Jud &c
hen sentenced him four years to the peni-
entiary. Just at this moment, some gen.
leman exclaimed He has knife in
lis hand" and before he could be prevent
d, he plunged i, into himself in two pla-
res, once in the abdomen and once in the
&c gion of the heart. He soon tainted
rom loss Of blood, and was taken to pri-
rate apartment, followed by his wife, who
lad sat by him during the trial. Physic-
ans examined and dressed the wounds,
md ascertialned that they were not ne.
'essarily fatal.
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VOLUME XII
D. AsBURY, Editor.
r. i. HOiton, Proprietor and PRblisler.
TERMS:

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Tire Dollars If not paid within three months
And Tzree Dollars and Fifty Cents if not paid
until after the expiration of the year. No papet
lisccntinued until all arrearages are paid, except
ii TIE oulion Of the Editor.
GJ'Adyertisemcnis inserted at One Dollar per
square tl6 lines Or less, this sized ,ype,) for Inc
first insertion, and IS cents for each continuance
Court advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
IS per cent. higher aud deduction Of 33l per
eoat will be made from The regular prices, Tor I'D.
Seliisers BY the year.
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Caps.

Geailemsn's Snrhog, Travelling, Opera and
Diess Care youths, chlldfcn's snd infants, Of
ci4lh, sesletts silk velvet. mcflnp, SC, of all Tie
Newcs, Eotopean and American stylcs ohoers
Q, 'be my and Navy fareishSd viih Dfess and
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AGENTS..

AGENTS.
ca. n. VI. Cochran. Mecklerburg. NC.
Chas. w. Harris. Mil Grove. y. {.
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ANOTHER HONORABLE FoRGER.

The Honorable Asa Child, of Norwich,
lately President Of The Norwich and Wor-
ccstor Railroad Company, has absconded
with about $4,000, obtained from that in
stituton by pecuation and forgery. He
was last seen in Philadelphia, en- route it
was supposed for Texas. He was appoint
cd District Attorney of Connecticut by
General jackson and was candidate for
Van Buren, Elector Of President last fall.
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4 Shot at the nhoic Flock.-John
Holmes, of Maine, delivered Lecture on
Temperance, at Portland, on Friday even
ing. Mr.. Holmes is thorough tee totailer.
The Eastern August says, he goes the full
length against lntemperance in all its shapes
--eating as well as drinking. To use his
own language-he shoots at the whole
flock beer, cider, opium, alcohol and to-
bacco.
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PRESS FOR SALE.

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D sincss, now offer the establishment OF the
WILMINGTON ADVERTISER for sale.
do not know of more eligible situation for
persons DESTROYS Of embarking in the printing bu.
sincss, than Wilmington, North Carolina.
Terms accommodating. Application must be
post paid.
Our exchange papers will ohlgc US by copying
this advertisement until forbidden.
F. C. HILL,
Wilmington, Nov. H. lsi0
A FRESH SUPPLY of Moffatt's Pills and
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