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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22
II Eraepenaent order OF Eaechabitea-

Washing ton Tent, No ]
Jer 1xxv. 6-'And set before the of the house
OF the ecabi,e pots full o wine, and cups and said na'
10 them Drink ye vine. But they said we will drink no
wine for Jcnadah, The OF Rechab. our father, com
mandcd saying Ye shall drink no wine, neither We, nor
Your sons for ever"
viii hold public meeting This Evening Dec. p, at the
Howard Hall, he purpose of explaining The obJecs OF
their Several speakers engaged Those
wishing TO join are requested 10 ATTEND
IL ED. MCALLUM Secretary.
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rJ pP,i,fa E7nlr.-Thc ladies' OF the Brooklyn beth
ell Society hold their annual Fa for the sale OF fancy
and useful srclcs wednesday and Thursday, al The
National Hail. formerly Log Cabin, commencing at z
O'Clock r. NJ and continuing through the evening
The aya OF lus Fair Will be given 10 The American Sen
mems Friend society which during the past year has com
petet large nd comfortable Home Tor the Saorsn ne"
York and il very much in Of funds to carry on It's OPP
eratiopc Brooklyn, Dec. 81, 1872. gu ot
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~ rs,,,. xvn.s,inSIo;siamn, Mnii!-The Gro

D W
Ion f untan Temperance Benevolent Society would mo
respectfully inform the tr-nds of Temperance that t.ey
have rco'oved their new Hall NO 2lo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
over MT store and Will hereafter meet every
Tuesday and Thursday evenings OF each week ~ b
Meeting this evening and will DE addressed by Mr. sPa-
ap and several ether .pinrut speakers We invite all c
come. q. W. EOIENS wee. SeC,y ~
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r FRANKLIN Society Eecfnren. landing
of the Pilgrims, Bee. 22, 1620.-The Thlrd
Lecture Of the Course will be delivered The Chapel "a
ci6s Court street. Thursday evening, December
I'd, BY lice Rev. WIN. B. SFRAGUE, d. D.
Sabject: 1" The Pilgrim Fa-hets'
Prior the delivery OF the Lecture appropriate Oee
written by the Rev DR. Pierpou viii be sung by several
gentlemen who kindly volunteered their services for
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We strive tor victory.
Il The Crosou Fountain Temperance E .
6. ". ROGERS, Recording Secretary.

II The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 the Temperance
Fair Come Temperance friends, you wl ind all your
societies there represented. Come, anlcmperanct tflencs
and help make reformed poor comfortable during
the inclerent You will ns articles there OF use
prices Tickets one shilling which refreshments will be
given may he had Wan Wagcnen fuckers store cor
Dsr of cy and and IT the ball door, cor
ner of Dcy and Washing Fair open from ten
oslocs in the morning. Till night, curing the week
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OVER-COATs ! :

The cheapeS, and best in the market, made al shos
nsice al No Jotn.stree The public invited 10 can
and examine. (n2s lmis') 6. e. LOCKWOOD, JoansL
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- pL.NSgS. 81 sRs ssRRY Hassr INC =.
SIM, AIRY TOWN, DoBss farse ,rni,
new and Splendid s:eabo GoLuasns Captain :. ~
Sloas VIZ. a. O'Clock; and returning eave frekskB
same day. a. il o'clock NJ Ls n at tie Ola state
rss al GODS baggage bank bills, specie, any
oh~r slnd Of opey tAaen shipped, or put on board this
bos, must be at the risk Of ibe o"nets OF such goods
freight. baggage, &c,
" The Columbus leaves every morning, lot excepting
Fridays, e~e
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80. Rex. Rishop I1ushes,. r.ec,ure.-

u Lecture Will he given Clinton Hall, corner
ot Nassau and Beehaian streets Thursday Evening 22d
iu,, by III. Broadmesdow the manufacture OF Iron and
Sleel-the OF making Gas; Iron Ms!leabe, and The
Smelling Of Iron Ore by he Anthracite Coal. Draw
ngs OF great magnads viii &c prc.enied, made by Dir. T.
Shepherd -e Fulton street. 10 whch,referenoe will be
made throughout the Lecture Tickets may be had OF Dr.
J. Covert lS5 Nassau street. and the door the evening
Of ne Lecture. ID open O'Clock The Lecture 10
coumesce half past T. Admission % cents. d2l q"
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THE srS THE MOON FULL
Rises % Sets % Rises 10 % Morn. 90 Mor. II
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srArE OF NEw.Yosx., On this e5th day of November
cir of BROOKLYN. s. la42 before came Thomas
Loyd and acknowledged the truth of the going paper
and t,ai he execu ted The same. -,,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-02-26

A beautiful woman and her husband
we're once lost in Wood, ii the middle
Of 3 very dark night. On all sides
they heard nothing but the shriiI whistle
Of robbers, or the long cry Of wolves;
the sky too was tenpestuous. The fe-
male became at once motionless, through
fear.
'sWhat will become Of Us Z" cried she
clinging to her husband
sLetuscontinue our journey my love"
he replied.
But good heavens the robbers"
DWELL, then let as return"
"Oh, that's worse, the wild beasts!n
ssWhat would you have, shen?'
ssLeave this place.
ssWe can only do that, my love, by
going forward or returning-chooso
which.
The female then shut her s,stopPed
her ears, and suffered herself TO be con-
Quoted by her husband.
Such is the lot of woman. Nature has
pointed out our respective distinctions,
and the difference of our conformation.
A taller stature, more solid and less
| flexible organization, indicate the honor
able duties Of man. Here the laws oil
nature and society accord.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-02-26
roo LATE ron DINNER..

An ardent lover was upon his knees al
the feet Of beautiful girl His full, up
turned eye poured forth a food Of elo-
quence, more souI-stirring even than his
words. He clasped the snowy, bird-like
hand that was too bewitchingly tilnid
even TO attempt withdrawal. He pressed
imPetuously for reply 70 his passion
ate question. She trembled, faltered
sighed, and her rosy lips parted. A bell
suddenly rang, and she tenderly exclaim-
ed, 20 dear, We shall be too late for din
ner Y Picagnne.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-02-26
Important decision Of the supreme Cour
ofthe United states.

The Court pronounced yesterday an
opinion settling an important commercial
question, which ought to be- soon and gem
orally known. In the case or Swift vs..
Tyson, the Court decides
I That the thirty fourth section Of
the Judiciary act Of 1883. aking ssthe
lars of The several SAFES Eks rules Of
decision ii the courts Of the United
States where they apply only extends
TO the statutes and permanent local US
ages OF State, and not to the judicial de-
cisions Of the States upon questions Of
general commerciallaw
2 That progressing debt Is such :
reconsideration for the regular sransfer Of
la negotiable instrument as enables b0-
ma 6deholder to enforce it. free fromthe
Perceptions to which It might be liable be-
tween the original parties to the instru.
ment Globe.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-02-26
Choice Of Names.

We were once acquainted with q cou-
pie who made choice Of the most dislin-
gishing names Of the day for all their
children; some half a dozen, and the
kind mother Of the young gracchl,
would take every occasion, when stran-
gers were in hearing. to call the rolf Vi
the ssgreat folk something in the fol-
lowing manner, ssyou Martha Washing
Ton. come here this moment, and mind An
drew Jackson and William Shakespeare
While Arthur Wellington helps Napo-
leon Bonaparte over the mud puddle and
then run and call your daddy to din
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-02-26

Hero Is The story that took the prize
al the recent Romance Fair 4 coteus
porary tells II ii manner and wise ns lols
lows, TO VII We we're on board 9
steamboas, and dealing II hunting sko.
fIes. Every body present had told hls
tale save one worthy and respectable
reneIeman. He was finally called on,
and remarked that he would relase an
incident that was told him BY gentle
man who had seen the person tl1af per
formed IL The story was this - Many
years ago settler on the Macon started
olae day on hunting excursion, and after
Travelling about half the day, killed !
noble bear. He then threw the bear and
gun over his shoulder, and started home
ward. After walking about four miles
he became very much fatigued, and con-
cInded to stop and take an hours resi-
He dropped Bfnin on the ground, laid his
gun By the side Of the bear, and retired
to a log some fifteen OF twenty steps of.
and laid him down to sleep. After Sleep
ing about haitian hour he awoks, and
was startled at finding fsrocious pan.
Their between him and his game. What
was heto dog He could not get al his
gun for the panther. But in the very
energy and frenzy of despair, he started
to his feet and met The beast IN his spring.
The hunter ran his arm down the throat
Of the panther, through aud through him
caught him by the tail gave it hea-
Wy jerk, and turned The beast wrong side
olti II any ofour cotemporaries doubt
this story, let them tell US So We've
got the papersl,,- p scanlne.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-02-26


ne following lines, handed IS by !
ssu'eman Of this city, strike tis az being
SssCeedlngly appropriate for the present
a, NJ state Of things ID general. +
u PIecePts therein contained were fol-
- ,S Ls OUT, we should see fewer meians
s s~Gly faces, and superabnndance Of
SMILES Crescent. City
-. What if you have failed in business
n! I. sslll have life and health. Don'l
4. oown and cry about your mishaps,
!, 81 'has will never get you o0l Of debt,
~o 1uy your children fFocks Go 20
MI o.A a something. eal paFingly. dress
,Ssustaiely, drink noIhiae exciting. and
& 49, alls keep 4 merry heart. and you 4
p y the world again
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From the Independent
PUBLIC PRINTING.

We might refer in this connection, to
the selection Of the ssStaie Register, IN
lIlinos, as the medium of advertising
proposals for carrying the mail in lii
nois Tho Post Master General appIi-
ed to The Hon, ]. B. Stuart, Represen-
tative la Congress from Illinois, to de-
signate three news papers, as fittest for
the publication of the Post Office advsr-
tisemenls. Mr.. 5. designated, among
others, the Sans CANON Journal. as having
the largest circulation Of any paper in
the State Yet the State Register, the
organ Of the locofoco party IN Illinois;
and one Of those most abusive Of Gen.
Harrison which published and repub-
Iished all The vile calumnies Of him, the
selling Of white men for debt-abolition-
ism -coWardice, and alI--was selected
Iby Mr. WickiifTe. Mr.. Webster inform
| ed MIR. Stuart that the President would
appoint no Journal a printer OF the laws
| that abused his administrations. In other
words, that the journal selected for that
purpose, must be q friend Of his admin
|istration Then readily and keenly
Iretorted Mr.. Stnart; the laws must go
unpublished il illinois, for there is no
Ipress there in favor Of Mr.. Tyler's Adj
lministfation But the State Register
may possibly now discover merits ia II.
Tyler, which It overlooked before. Who
IcouId have imagined that DaaeI Web
sser would have ever submitted to be-
come component part Of an administra-
ticn which acted upon the worst max.
l. ~ 4
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From shs Nsw ofIasns Picayans.


- - - - - >
Ahs deepest thoughts, uslbtoken.
e shadoR . feelings tie,
ANA fos each word .hat's spoken.
thousand xoieeIess die.
SFnsh1d are shs scents stealing.
Huah'asFe the boson's chords,
And pangs Of blighted feeIIng
- all nnknown 10 words
Aoa, mighty oceans slespess.
III surface kissing light
but stu thy waters deepest
Lie hush'd II solemn nigh
E1sn Rhell TIE leaving billoW
Madly aspirea the sky,
+ shFinks back 70 iss pillow,
il darkness stillto lie.
The mournfuI willow dropping
mot 80 sad hing
AZ isa high soul STOPPING
Beneath avoiceless sting.
Then amotheE,a thinkings hurried
That tear she breast and brain,
Like ghosts arise, when buried,
TO haunt the heart again
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= -
Grocery C Produce store.
TINE undersigned having located him
self permanently in Canton, Tor the !
purpose of transacting general
#aGROCERY & PRODUCE BUSINESS,
respectfully solicits the patronage Of the /
public. He pledges himself to sell ii
Vicksburg prices with the addition Of
expenses OF Transportation, and wiz keep
a regular supply of the following arsi-
Ecles:
Rio, Havana and lava Coffee,
Imperial aud Gunpowder Tea,
Loaf and Brown Sugar,
MoIasses,
Whiskey, Superior and Recli6ed.
French and American Brandy,
lClaret. Port and Madeira Wine,
Sperm and TalIow Candles,
Bacon, Sides and Shoulders,
Barrel and Bulk Pork,
Superior Canvassed Hams,
Chewing Tobacco, Fine and Commons
Kentucky and Boston Mustard,
Buckwheat Flour,
Family Flour of superior quality
Salt, Coarse and Fine,
Mackerel, Salmon and Goldfish,
I Segars, Havana and Common,
Black and Red Pepper and AllsPlce,
Potatoes and Onions,
Green and Dried Apples,
Raisins, Nutmegs, Pickles and Starch,
Fresh Garden Seed,
Hardware and Crockery, assorseds
Tin Ware, assorted,
Boots. Shoes and Brogans,
Together with many other articles, all
Of which will be sold cheap for cash.
VIM. WHEELER
Canton, Feb. 10, 1842, 5S-1
EsTRAYs of MADISON conngY.
HyAKEN up ]. T. Love, bar horse
fifteen hands high, with small
white star il his forehead and whit.
lspec in each eye; PAGES we'll; 10 marx.
Tor brands. Appraised to $50.
/ Taken up BY Wm. Buckners o.;
white steer, about six years old, e.
j ears, two under bits on the right ear
one underbit and smooth crop On the IT
! ear, left hip shot. appraised 70 5 =
Taken up by VIM. Fitzgerald tire
= mules; one . dark bay mare mule, shre'
n years cid last spring APPFaissd !
IS $40
! One Ugh bay mare mule four year
s. old pasl. Appraised 70 50.
:. One sorrel mare muIe.VIlh 6ax nan.
g three years old. Appraised q so. u
E, above described mules ese without n7fk
ae o. brands.
8 Taksn up BY DAME Sutherland =
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10 RENT,
THE plantation lying on Tildabogue.
formerly owned by VIM Mcdowell.
deceased, containing about 600 acres OF
cleared Ia nd, with = comfortable dwell
ing, &c, can be had on favorable terms
for the present year, on applIcAio ion 70
G. c. SHACKLEFORD,
Canten, Feb. %, 1842.-40-S
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-02-26

AIso-A tract of Land about 5 miles
west of Camden, containing about TO
acres cleared. For further particulars
apply to ]. j. Ellis al Camden.
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NOTICE.

ZpliF subscriber having sod On, his interest
~ 10 the shop KEEP, by G. s. J. lloobaugh re.
specially requetts all psrsous indebted 10 said
FIRM. 10 come iur~afd md settle sgainst The octo.
X, Court, as longer Indulgence viii not be given.
JAMES liOL0BAuGH.
OF ~. 1919. q
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En EMAlNING in the Post Office at Charlotte,
N b. Oh The lit day of October, lsi2,
A-w. l.. Anderson, WIN. Adams, Liabalh Ad-
ans, Edwin Alexander
IA. Bryan, Jane l.. Beatty 9 L. II. Bsseli'
]. II. Bisseil ), Jas. Glaok, Esq, Msi a. BTyas'
]. H. Brawley, sam. Badger.
&C. L. Crawford. Job Cannon, Z. Cannon,
John Camphell -. T. Christenbu'g, VIII Cook,
]. f. Coward, Polly Canada, fCeby CooyeT, Ly'
Iia Cruise.
D-Lowis Dinkins 2, NJ. W. Davis.
F-Dsrcus Furrei, W. c. Frazier, J. d. FREEZER
G-M. Gems, J. Gwyno, d. /. Glenn.
Hand. Ilipp, T. J. llolton J, Isaac llender
con. J G. Hoskins, Jas. Houston. Jaue E. iicuder
son. Mles Hill
IN J-Larkin Ingram, Isaac I. Jones.
K-Rob,. Kerr 3, l.. Kmbell, David Kerr, Jas
II kirkpatrick, VIM, Kerr,
M-John MClennshan g. And. Montgomery,
Jas. M'Comb, NJ. II. M'Ree, Rachel MCoy :. Jno
Murray, Alex. M'Gibouy, JOS, S Moore, Hugh
MLaughcn, Jas. MLcrc.
N-Rev. w Nolen 2.
O-S. w. Orr.
p--J,s. Patterson, Messrs. r. & A. D. Peoples,
W, y. Perry, W. H. Patterson. Nancy Z. fo'ts,
Rev. J. A. Porter.
RIOS. Reed Q, 7, Rosich, Asa Russ.
S-Miss A. sprogin, Il, G. Springs, Jno Soorn,
Moses Strickcr, Jno, Springs, VIM Step ems 'no'
SIMPSON, A. Springs David solomons, I, l. smith,
4 A. A. Solomons, ATTAIN Syler, Moses Strickland =
! Savannah Sma.i, Wan Siles.
| T---Robt. Todd. = ~,
I W-Park Wylos, John Walker ?, V. \. VIII
/ hanson, Peter Werni, Thos. IL. wheeler, h"y'
Watson, Thomas White. :,
II. b. WILLIAMS. l.. M
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NUnat's Life Pills a. Ph9nix
esisfecs.

fstliESE medici are indebted for their name
IA. to their manifest and sensible action m pn-
urying the springs and channels Of lie, aud endu.
ing them with renewed tone vigor, ana to The
undouhted fact that at very early period IN their
history they had rescued sufferers from the very
verge ui untimey grave, after all the deceptive
noslrums Of tho day. prescribed by physicians, had
utterly failed, in which cases they also permanent
ly scared that uniform enjoyment Of health. with.
out which HE itself is but partial blessing. So
great indeed had their efficacy invariably proved,
that it scarcely less than miraculous to those
who were unacquainted with the beautifully phi,
losophical principles upon which they were COM
pounded, and opon which they consequently act.
THE PHOENIX BITTERS are so called. be
cause they possess the power oil restoring the ex,
plring enbess OF health, to a glowing vigor thro'
nut the constitution, as the Phoenix is said TO be
restored to life from the ashes of its own dissoln-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-20

TEyIMoTHY r. HUGHES having obtaned
a the MANSION HOUSE ior public accom-
modation, Informs bis friends aud the public gen.
crafty that he is prepared to receive and enter
tain oil who may favor him with their patronage.
His TABLE shall always be well and plentiful.
ly supplied with every thing the country affords,
To please and satisfy the palate of an epicure.
His BAR will be found furnished with a choice
selection Of Liquors, Wines aud Cordials, both
foreign and domestic.
His STABLES shall he constantly attended By
faithful and attentive hostlers and supplied with
abundant provendcr.
n. 3. The Stage Office is kept at tie Mansion
House.
Charlotte, N C., Nag 90. 1s42. Gm
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DIR, EAGJEHH.'S
VI ID % I GIN z S 3
REST0RER OF THE BLOOD,
FOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.

M IlETHER produced by bile, Phlegm, from
Wv internal morbid matters, arising from
badly cured old disorders from the use of mer.
curry, calonel, bark, &c, or in temalos) from the
change of life, as specified in the Pamphlet
AHrI SYrHiurIc SYRuP.-This medicine is in
all Venetca Disorders, certain remedy.
AnrssENiA MIXTURE, lin liquid and 10 paste }
celebrated for lis speedy and perfect removal Of
GonorrkQa and elect.
GoiD MINE BALsAM, for Bilious and Nervous
Affections. Colds, &c.
ARoNArIc Extract, lInimcnt for Indigestion,
Goodness in the stomach, Numbness or Weakness
in the limbs, Rheumatism, sc,
DEruRArlvE PowDER, for Bilious Fever, Head
ache Diseases of the Eyes, &c, which is TO be
taken in the Restorcr.
JAraS OINTMENT, for Piles, which is to be ap-
piled besides the Rcstorer.
BENGAL OINTMENT, for letter, Ringworm, Salt
Rheum, Scadhead, Eruptions OF the skin, and foul
ulcers is TO be applied besides tho Restorer.
UNIVERSAL OR STRENGTHENING PLASTER, for
diseases of the Chest, Dyspepsia, lnhammatory
rheumatism, Palsy, Paralysis, &c.
Dr. KunL's Acoustic On, for Deafness Had all
other AuricuIar Complaints, which is 10 be used
together with the Restorer.
QTDr. Kuhrs Pamphlet "Traatment," &c,
entered according to Act of Congress, contains
full Directions for the use of the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy
o. Porsous wishing to procure any OF the med
cnos, will please direct their orders, with tie a.
mount, (pos, psid) 10 DIR. kUilL'S OFFICE,
Raleigh, N. c., or Richmond Va, or to any OF the
following Agents in North Carolina.
b. Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. L. & L. Phiier, Concord.
jenkins 81 BIles, Salisbury.
Hargrave, Gather & Co, Lexington,
J. n Il. Sloan, Greensborough.
NJ j. a. Drake, Ashborough.
{. {. Henderson, Lineolnton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, Gunning & Co, York c. II.
AicI.ure, Brawiey & Co, Chester C. IL,
Tho continuation of the list Of Agents, see De-
Ks Pamphlet.
Jane Is, 1872 3Stf
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THE WING ALMANAC
AND
UNITED STA fES REGISTER
FOR 1913.


VEiIL be pnbiished, on Tuesday September
w 2l;h, aud ready for delivery to order. Il
Nj contain
/. M ALTMAN AC FOR is41. foil and complete,
ai'h 81 lhe usual calculations. &c. nc.
2. THE PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES OF
THE WHIGS 4 plain and condensed state
ment Of the points Of difference between The
tohiendtrg parties ia this country, embracing
40 exposition and deleace Of the We've OF the
Why's toFiginaD
3 Az EXPOSITION asD DEFENCE OF THE
PROTECTION or HOME INDUSTRY,
showing its Policy, Necessity aud Benchts 10
Tic i,abotiug Men Of this Country, and how II
contributes 10 the Prosperity aud Welfare OF
the pepBio:
4. LIFE OF HENRY CLAY. clear and glow
ing written expressly TOT this work
5 OFFICIAL RETURNS OF ALL IMPORT
ANT ELEC IONS, in The several Sescs and
Counties Of tic Union. from 1896 downwards,
including especially the vote 0. every Stale aud
County in tho Prcsidoa,al contest OF 1910;
{. ANECDOTES, MISCELLANlES, &c.-A
great variety.
8 TINES OF HOLDING ELECTIONS, IN all
i,e States, the nnn,bet Of Members Of Congrcss
and Eleciars Of President to which each Is enii-
tied dc &c.
THE WIG ALMANAC will contain abou,
u atge and closely printed pages, on hne white
lipeF Weil printed. and stitched IN printed cover
IL vii be afforded for cash iaheSlbly At ia cents
pot single copy, 81 per dozen, 81 80 per hundred
q is per Thousand. Orders enclosing cash are
respectfully solicited by
GREEf.Y & McEIRATiI, Putlishers.
tribune Office, Ang. 10, 1872.
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II. WATERMAN.
Commission Merchant,
Georgcrunn =. &.

a t0NTINUFS 10 transact the relieving aud
Y forwarding business, and 10 &C, IS gone.
ta agent, ct his old stand. the upper wharf. ~
Georgetown. The harf - spacious and as con
ysnicn, asany in the State, for general shipping
sad sgsncy business. The sale OF his negroes
sad other property at the sale day 10 October Is
Brought about. ss he understands, at the instance
II a single creditor If his own 10 whom he Is IN.
eeb,ed less than $1,000. and Others named who
have CLAIMS against him ~hcrs ho has b1en wick
ttly involved as security. lie will, through his
friends retain as much OF the property adyefi'zrf,
Is tis Judgment, at the salo. vii justly lie in
inds TO pay ell has debts but ,hnto who tic mp hls
stms, wili have 10 bide their day snd be paid the
last The sale sill be positive and be invites the
competition necessary 10 pot the property TO its
value.
Oh t2, 1874 10
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-20
VOLUME XIII. ]
T. j. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor a. Publisher.
TERMS:


TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II
said in adraaes. THREE DOLLARS II not
ff.id ritLin three months. And THREE Dol.
lars AND FIFTY CENTS If mol paid until az
Ir the srpirai,on Of The year No paper diseOH.
tieued until oil arrearogss ara paid, erespt q, the
oviioa Of The Editor.
lFAdoerfisemsnfs inherited al Oae Dollar per
sgsere nc lines or less, this sistd type,) for the
inst insertion. and IS cents for each continuance.
CONT advertisements and SHERIFF. Sales chang
Cd IS per cent higher and deduction Of 80
Ger cent. Gill be made from The regular prices. tor
sdraiissrs By the year. Advertisements Inserted
nsafAig or qgarisrty 81 per square for each time.
Nnli.,aoHfSiy IS cents per square for each time.
AGENTS.
col R W. Cochran, MeekieH5ug, ~ C.
Clos. ". Harris, Nil Gi0rs. g.