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bread stufIs, have driven foreigners TO man.
ulac;ure in self defence. This decline, not
being confined merely 10 her old staple OF
wooleus, must, too, operate IN the reduction
aud dminution Of cotton exported from this
country. The following statements con-
firms The position now taken:
"ln 1924, Great Britain exported 10 all
foreign countries, including the British pos
sessions, of cloths, de-, 567 81 pieces 10
ISIS JG6, 500 pieces; 10 1880, 440 800
p,se.s aud IA l9l0, only @j0,262 pieces.
During tie same yeer last named tlsi0,)
the total manufactured in only one district
10 Belgium and Prussia, all within a day 5
Journey Of each olher.Sas 333,2i5 pieces :
so that, "a one distinct only, there was made
more than was exported ty Britain TO al!
The world, BY 76,233 pieces"
10 be Continued.
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El.rs Asp FEAcrIcEt ai4
b. Asperw Tar, ~ D., r n. s, NC. 8. W. 4
s.. L9ud. N,m lead r. 5, Phitsg., s. m. So.
\ Germ. Hgaor Ml'n, &c e. s
IN HIS "a lnquas,ionsbly tho most popular work
- of tie Kind ever published, and book mos,
admirably adapted 10 the wants Of al classes Of
the community The following are lhs important
objects which the learned author endcayogs 10 &c.
complish:
1T To instruct the Manufacturer Ncial'ar.
pgt and 'fradesman II the principle Of their res
pcctiye processes as 10 render them, 10 reality,
the masters 81 their tn.iness; and, 70 cmancip4;c
them from u state Of bondlge 10 such a. are too
commonly governed BY blind prejudice and Va
cGHs routine
BADLY. TO afford Merchants, Bfoketa, DrysaL
ters Druggists and officers Of the Revenue, char
srlerisIc descriptions Of tie commodities wliilh
pass through their hands
5rd'y. ~ exhibiting some of The dacs, dove
opponents Of Chemistry aud Physics, 10 lay open
an excellent practical school to Students d these
t,udrcd sciences.
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branch Of industry, 10 select, Jld,eiousty, among
plausible claimants.
5ihly. 70 enable gentlemen Of tho Ia" to Be.
come we'll acquainted with the nature OF those pa
tent schemes which are 70 apt 70 gave rise 10 III
CATION.
p,.i,i5n Of tie staple manutaclures, as may DIS
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dustry. Or cherish one branch OF Il 10 the injury
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From the Annual Report Of the Com. Of Patents
REMARKS on TIE AGRICULTURAL
ISTICS.-CoXriNuuD
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~ Tacrl
r. Position for Divorce.
aL Taer
'h.1 case, il appearing to The satisfaction Of
yots, that Eam j. Teter, the defen.
tor 90 ihhsbitant OF this State, il Is there.
l4td that publication be made for three
, /@Jn lls' Charlotte Journal and the Meek.
u. H2 .:efs1nIan,' for the defendant to appear
( y, y, A'1' Superior Court Of law, 10 be held for
!. W s''''i Of hecaIenburg, at the Court House
'.9''e, On the fourth Monday Of August
... -at there 10 plead, answer .: demnt,
tAl7n, or judgement pro conicsso will be
Up against him, and the said petition
b, "g"ai }, B. Kerr, Clerk Of our said Court,
..5 .'.7 We ioa'l Monday in February, a. D
- '.a N the G7th year Of the Independence
l-gar ,., j.. y. KERR, Clerk
.'"" %, lt2, H3
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VOLUME Mi. ]
T. J. HOLTON,
EDITOR. Proprietor ~ Publisher.
TERNIS:

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~ Trgsf psnlTs aud Ffiy CeRts il no, paid
~ IN ~, ,hl expiration Of the sear. No paper
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,,, option Q. the Editor.
t4,,f,,,ments inserted al One Dollar rer
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i,.sr,iop. ana Is cents for each continuance.
-, fytr,iscments and SheTitfs' Sales charged
!, ,fnt. higher; and deduction Of 3S8 per
ai.I ba made from the regular prices, for ad-
II. Is By iheyea'.
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ATE or North CAROLINA,

! ITCHlLNHUNG COUNTY.
'f.or Cont Of Lar, February Term,
1912.
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The committee cannot come to the con-
cluslou that such expenditures were intend.
ed by Congress to be in pursuance of the
appropriation which they made, " 10 remove
distractions from the mouth of tho Mlssls-
sppi river" The large expenditures here
made, and the little benefit resulting from
them, demand, at the hands Of those who
made and those who approve them, an &C.
countabi,y for the disregard of the public
interests here manifested.
The committee have turned their at,en.
ton TO the expenditures made on account
of the Army, and regret TO say that, so far
as their Investigations have gone, most
prodgal waste Of public money is to be found
there, too. The existence of the Florida
war has afforded an ample occasion for
draining the public Treasury. In every
department Of the service connected with
il, extravaganza Of the mos, unprecedented
character has been lndulged. In the pur-
chase Of supplies, in the transportation, by
land or water, Of soldiers or stores, the pub.
lie money has been wasted by those charg.
cd with It's disbursement. Already has
there been expended many millions OF dol.
lars, in prosecution ola war against band
of sayagos, which, from the outset, has not
furnished as many hundred warriors to op.
pose. The committee have ascerlaned
that, within five years from the outbreak of
hostii,les in that Territory, between the
LIST of January, 1886, and lst Of January,
lS4l, there have been employed in the
transportation service seven hundred and
thirty seven steamboats,, briggs and schoon-
ers. Many of them have been employed at
per diem pay, until the price of their hire
has quadrupled the sum at which, original
ly, they could have been purchased. 10
reference 10 the hire ofthe steamboat JohB
Crowel, General Jesup, in reply to the call
of the committee, says that she was hiret
al the price of "three hundred dollarsw
day, aud her expenses and insurance
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NOTICE.

FENTIE Officers of the GSth Regiment Of North
Ill Carolina Militia are requested 10 meet at The
Court House IN Charlotte on the third Saturday
OF May, tthe 2lsp for the purpose Of consulting
upon the propEiety Of appointing Delegates 10
Military Convection proposed 10 be held in Ra
leigh on the 4th Of July next TO revise aud sug
gest amendments 10 the militia laws Of the State.
SEVERAL OFFICERS.
Ap,H2s, 1912.
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NOTICE.
IMPORTANT WORK
Nu1 In the course Of Publication, q Dictionary Of
ARTS, MASUFACTCREs n MINIS,

c1srliMV0 A cIrtR TNF5sIfioS o. AKA TRIaei-
EAEs AND rkAgrIaEt
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[ NUMBER 81.

cry, as every step was, IN measure, tread
lDg on ueR ground, consumed more time
than was anticipated; and il was not until
late in December that one side was ready
Tor trial, and then ice was running in the
Delaware" The dredge sailed from Phil.
adepha on 9Th Of January, reached tho
Baze, 9Th March, bu, was not tried until
the Goth Of May. "The first experiment
resulted III breaking both chains on her
siatboard side, very soou after she CON-
menced working" "The broken chains
were repaired, by substituting open links
which We had provided; and she continued
to work occasionally, until our SUPPLY was
exhausted J but II appears that she did not
work long enough to enable The formation
Of 40 opinion as TO the degree Of benefit"
70 be conferred by dredging. The break
ing Of the chain seems TO have arisen from
an improper selection Of the material used,
which was cast iron, and against which tho
machlnlst protested, as unsuitable. The
engineer says: "Ihe short time we oper-
ated satisfied me that cast iron was insult.
able !" be therefore ordered chains OF
wrought iron. Various mshaps seems TO
luyo bciallen all his plans and, late 10 Sep.
TENDER. he received enough cham for one
side o.a,. But the chain arriving, the Ell.
gineer says that " the principal error com
united is IN the size Of the boat; she IS
quite too small for the machinery" On
the lllh Feb, 1899, the Senate called for
information as 10 what has been done or is
dong towards increasing the depth OF the
water at tile mouth Of the Mississippi riv.
er." To tins Mr.. Talcou replies: " AZ
the date OF the last communication from the
superintendent, January %, they had
made q cut one hundred feet wide and nine
hundred feet long, and to depth OF sixteen
feet and this had been done 10 ten days,
VIZ from 18th Of January TO .5h. from
the lst Of October TO the l2lh January was
spent IN sundry essays on the bar. at short
intervals; in running the dredge and mud
vessels 10 the mouth Of Red river and back,
consuming one month, including time spent
there. On tho 2ls, December, dredging
was suspended BY order Of Engineer depart.
ment, resumed 18th January from then
until the 18th the dredge was operating on
a mud lump, about md channel Of the pass;
but, 90 accouu, Of heavy weather, was COM
PEELED to abapdon tina, position before en-
lItely eradicaiing the obstruction"
The expenditure connected with this
work, exclusive Of survey, appears to be
S223 23ll During the year 1888, and
While there wss SO little work done, the
Government paid, for services and pay OF
those employed, 500 0o0; for transporta-
ton, SO,I40, tor provisions, $4,000, aud
for board 5000. These extraordinary ex-
penditJrcs, With so small return for labor
or benefit, are we'll calculated TO excite
doubts as to the fidelity Of the Government
agents controlling them. There are some
Of these expenditures, q portion Of which
the committee viii mention, which reflect
lie seycresi ecusure upon those making
them, and impugn the official conduc, Of
those Who have allowed them. Here are
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NOTICE.


7srssag Indebted 60 the estate Of Wm Bur.
t.4 are tg74sste! to make Immediate pay.
N. $50 those having claims against said Is
r.elas'ed % scat 'aeul duly auihenil.
q. ehm tas time prescribed By law, or this
.-a SIS. Be plead ia bar Of their recovery.
J. q. KNOX. AiHr.
nth Tie va aaEersd.
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PUBLIC EXPENDITURES.

March u, lSl2.
Mr.. MERlHETHER, from the Com
m.liee on Public Expenditures, submitted
the following
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-17
IMPORTANT DEclNOx.

rlhe Ns,innai In .Ilis-ncer ssss ahsi -
~'sle Cur III liver aud Iiesaaars as~
SsaS sss.nly. Prnss, l,anis. April reas
bs,v. EJsstd PIsg ~illr a,her.D ass
aatslcsnJ andrf statute III Peeas,asss-~
siGle star 1926. for spmehrnJins ss.s
e~sssHg 'o the Sis,eo M.ry Land ierrs
esma !, claimed IS a slave. with tie 49,
Is.ss.s.D " hold 10 ar 70 cell said person %
q ssse SO te. ahsei.. By that stdue. -
'HeAe ailony. punishable by line e
m,t I.ees ahsn live huttrrd nor more thss
. llhsD&ssS slaIlsIs. aud moreover by
aNg~S%aaeni nj hard lsbor lof n.i lrss
Rbaa sesea hH moGe Mat sseniy ore
sesars Tile same statute abounlls ~
feaL ssnsrtnens fnr cHr.l live ofrnces.
pe - he iadtriRena i'neg was III 4.
atsa . spread seIiIri rsiurned By ilir iur,.
fa5hg lie fscIs dssi ai,e pprssa s,spae-
ssei'de'i arst e-sse Iaio l'rnns, lsanis some
AL@e an ls7s. Ahss Al that time. snd l,ns
hrGere. she Md bsra sIayr lar lie nntIrr
die laws ~ ~ as iaaal 20 ril,zen III ihss
Siaa. THAI PSIgg ga. duly aud legally
constituted fs,e %gcni of said citizen - IL.
Prchend the shrcandine slave, and did
sRpEehend aud carry Le1 back lnln als sy-
isnd 10 iser ows~s--si'd sssing the di-
reeasR al The Cssa AZ 60 Lls Law ni s..s
Ease. Dp.a shss srIAr'. pro feras
gudgmeut was xirrs Cor lie Commop-
wea,h sgsinsa PHgs. aad The CAGE arirr
earnfd w Y Ihe Supsene Court &c ,lr
s'.te Of rrnssyisssis. die ia,Igmenl of
the Cesri helaw sse tl.err aiIinsne4.
An appeal 70 he Ssgseme coutl 81 Lie
Unied SaIs sS taken hy Janaths.
Meredith and 1sha Nelson. E.an,res.
comni'ss oners aaa Counsellor. Of The
Stale ai MARYLAND.
The judgmeM Il fiDe Ssseme cnurs
u We Unned Sassss ~. ihst abe art 81
he Camnenseadah q Penns, lsanis npan
WHICH this Gaze " f.aaGdea Il rsnngaunt
70 The consfiinfisn II the United .Siaie.,
and Therefore poid.'s SIR.
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"a. enleas gissu, M D,FUu bid On
y E.his, uiih arisu 3 haze pasted, ana-
mess.nenIio he Apprehension BAL here-
,olore rsper.sd.lrom he ssleri commi.-
re. a sb<h NJ. Everett Ms chainnans
which ameadasnt oi'Oses = sirifr oai
lihe ratio 81 Gs,Ooa. and i.sen 5o.asI.
constituting = HOsse q aos membrrs.
under which In preseRi representation of
NO STATE viii be decreased=l and ls.ish
view % lesl me sense uf abe CiainHisaee
between a low and high lksss Nix +.
gaze notice thai he viii hnzusAsr mose
10 amend he amendnleni tgsli'zksg 90
and s.ssriiag 70.0sa. lennstisuiiag
House .sf efz anembers.9
lUoeerlhe snail RATIO. Worth Carroll
"a would retain her 1s members, and
have Gracliaa Of .isine; nnacr the large
one, she would only have 0 members.
with fraction Of nineteen thousand.
The masning hour scas consumed in
discussing The Relrenchmeni Resolutions,
withouiauEi9g.a al any definite result.
The gaaeEal appropriation bill was fuE-
iher dehaisl. without hsveser taking Vie
question. ON MLr. Mdstrs aasposiiau 10
establish o Government Printing Office.
On TuesIlny. iinuhe House, ahe morn
ing .h0w@as apalri in ihe consideration
of The Gasandllmeni Repori. during
which, o assdl1iian wsas adopted cutting
of The ezis allowances ie.otIices If the
House. Which .hanr Iheep heretofore paid.
The Genera appropriation Bill was
then agnn iaken ap, IN ,cammillre Of the
whole. ILni lis consideration was soon
suspended ny Die sarqHtiOnOfts.e imp0r-
l,anl Messages froR ths President The
first Sdlalea 10 the ha,ilarqpl state .of lhe
Treasury and The asrsesas.y al masking
REoxiainnGorthe deksh Tlhesecond was
on The sl6jec, Of The arraat IN Aew York.
Of . IRsli.4h subject named Hogan, .chars-
edMiih issing coneeuase - die burning
of;sie Caroline, and wis n shout TO be
made aHswerable TO de laws of New
| Sesk--.p sec0nd edition q die McLcog
afFa.r. HE Messages vsrmfarred. and
the iElaase adjourned.
cAn "Wednesday, die aasse ass was
sfnm in nu irreg,ilar disrass,sl Of ihe
;Ganeul Appropriation bill, ~ waieh Mr-
Wise made himself CONSEQUENCES Ny GO
ing oatafthe way 10 defend Nr. Tyler
/ 40 nUle was taken.
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FlgEila. rnnRnels ihe eid sd llfe Alah-
nc = lh he p0Fis and atiars0n lhe 6uA
~ NeKicO, M ne gFsal ronlEaeseisl en-
ps.Sla.1 % he MississipPi. Tlsrssess =
rh,rh ,lhe .pnhsh poesfssisns are sssiii'.sr
"a. are ssas n shsllos na.sr. IA q sssis
a. hsrs. sabirci 10 tiaIeal aeilaa q ne
.Einls. an 10 she agilalions caused ~
de ,(;plf .sasam. They must always.
,iherssqssshsaf haaseFQps pasigaiion. and
ssesdeass lnasi!ks = ptrled frequently 70
.occur. .srslA = WILL eppss American ses-
,ssls b. he,Kpeeksd % Buiizh Islands. Or
.eompsl ,llep ~ seek shelter IL British
,poxss. ll,is. aaile .ssssnlsl bal me man
.Reg - Which spch ye<ssls. Iheir crews,
I'D ,esggQes, .ip EhsleFeF such lcaEgces
,eopslsl. AR 10 K. treated. IN ,illess casss
,al,misiNwne ADD distress. should beelesF-
~ aaE anllE AEknown-
Nop ave acquainle.l with thesscsEe5P0D
,Ilspse Ehrh 'Ipok place few years -.
Ibs,ssen lie AEaeneaa and Engllsh Go
,ystnmcass, Respecting the cases o. ne
k,a,sgREise. abe Comet, and The Eneoml-
nm. j cab your .alienlion 10 ihe JoN'
,llal ,af .lhes Senate ofihe United Sia'es con.
tlalnlpg resqlqlipns. IlaenImonsly adopted
lIalhal bQly.respeeling .h0se cases. These
Eesplutlons, i believe. have already been
lLfopeht 10 .she :na,ice Of Her Malesiy's
CGpSesnmenl.i bul it may be.Well ilIal boil
,lhe FssaahaBs ,ihsasssses end The De
lka.ss ,ppon them should be again adserl
,el,la. Nsu will lind the resolutions, q
eeanae, among aihe documents regularly
transmitted 10 The Legation, and the de
lhalesiinlIiRelReWsnapers with whichi'.h a'
ihaqn AI,lilsleil ifgam 1hIs department.
Nap WiIllayal yourself Of ~ ,eagly Gp
Inequality safeQmm aniealipg 40 s.otd Abes
Itsas. iilihenanner NhiehYouafay psaa
dnpa. cARetisnl, the sIUsiaRee,ni .lAls ,te
anlidi,; .aRl ,Sqp will Nees'Se fnllher IN
slNlaIaRs KesneQIlngdh csse OF dle Csc
ais, mllesi llshall JeeAns llhs subject q
dlaensalan al Washington.
AVAll yaM communications With Net
giIalaays &pVetnmeRt you will sGek II
eSIlsss aiWlilhafalLeanvielo althe dan
gaSas importance 10 the pearspf ,he'iss'
qeuRsSss of ,occuFences,o this Kind. anl
1 ae delicate nature Of the sl.scsliGns q
which they give rise.
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.xrursaliHa 4 st,shastsR u aslg. -
de- p8Ipsss = iulrirg abe sri,o'l' ~ h1ar
r.s.s d ssesId ,osbs ihele.ssei aii.,''g
- ..sssl ssasncsls. Eysn i sae isss-
a. "a .s4a,ssstss lssninaslau q sls de-
,....s. k<sEssn he lpo Gsyrsnnsn" -
a,scl, .s..1ar cosrespsndenl seslss 20 o..
.e .o..la .z.a. Flr. ss.n "a that eon'in-
,xe~x - sb.ls-ss slse 6sss brsi Pnssiear
p,spa. snoa. Tor tie ss,isus an .Pf"iofs
- s..na.rl d esa<. .0u.d Be tAs Prasi-
sisn .. eomPssnl sessnne &c Abe 40
.s.narnl, sad lie es.sbllshmesss q = y =
,,anA cusency. which sIe 'hs "lD'sas
nos ma.l inPs1loa.ls and immsdss'sis
armsadi,s aha sclisa d Cesess.s lnes-
l.end. MI, Of say rnningeney Ths'ssee.
Al er plac.ag de pubic eisd,i on secure
laundssion, a NIL be lime enough % MAKE
pIo,Esions fsr sl.slessr expenditures -
.nrney may he ascrsssry % ad,issb { ~
se..ins 10 lhs susng,h q or lOfees os
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n Rfmarknb'e Eefer.-1ne .7dams
and Gay Coa'iiiss --I'i,os familiar with
The pd,ncai his4sy al the election &c
VI. J. .. Aiam@ - the Presidency anI
The
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fcAsE sc LIE CRfoLE.

IN sESArg- N-..sa D. frars.Eys2i -fss1
4 message Was reeeiyesl fnom lllepfse-
sidrni u The .Lasirt S.aies. Ir1asmillsae.S
report from. ihr SSrrrIsry II STATE. IN r.
DDS 10 ~ Easalnsisn u he Sena:rFtoes-
81 On tic lssh iasi4al. a tbs islslaml. n
Ihe ! issnce q Mr.. Msssel.szilisR foE
.iuf0un1:i0n in relation 10 tlle action Aken
hy this Government IN lhe Creole case;
Fhieh report camPrisrt araPr &c the i'd
sowing lesler fnnsn he Secretary Of State
10 our Minister II London:
M wEsRkR 70 M. EyEErIT.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
2(0l9nie 9loCbriCbt.

Ca gIntbonD Sie9frieb BON slt,
Ientnnn, peda @auntp, permitteIit elmer frei'
lptlligGn llcbcrid,reibung, batirt ben 17ten
DldrS lS42, all lein @i9entbum, lorpcbl eits
9enoes nls prri6uIides unb 8srmiIdjtes an
ben llnterlhrebcuen ibs.tragsn bat, uno
Sndr gum Beiten Ieiner @rsoitorer, 70 mere
ben ale oicjenigen, rpeId,s nod auf ir9cnb
cine 9Irt idbuloig tuc, all befa9ten gInt6cnD
Stegfrieo, anfgefcroert iunerbab 3 Rcnds
ten 0iihtigfeit gu MAIDEN, uno IcIde weIde
nod, redtmdBige 8creemnaeu an i'm haben,
beItcben ibre 9ledinungen ebenfals binnen
beiagier 3eit phnftlid no ,pCblbelidti9t Gins
Subdnbi0CH.
Gbarlcs Seip, 9ldIgnte.
Wldrj 90. 1s42. uo--4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
Der 0rnuidntr SSiCd,pf.

Ter Stidcff Wid,acl Az SoI,buro, Gin
9rceer Gicbhdbcr Der caqc, kielt i'm Sabre
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