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MIR. FIsilER-Ae.sS.

MIR. FlSHER-Asas
In our last We furnished a list of reasons
gwen by this gentleman in 1885, why he
was opposed to the election u Martin Van
Buren as President of tho United States
Wah such an array a person would sup
pose that il would DO next to az impossi
b,lay for any consistent man to support
ham But this Charles Fisher did. We
stated week or two ago that Mr.. Fisher
was decided friend Of Mr.. Calhoun. Il
vail DO recollcciei by our readers that IA
1897, short time after Nh Van Buren's
election, Mr.. Calhoun, who had been act.
log with tie Wing party fot several years
lel, II because the victory would not lnurs
70 lis party. About this Tune, although
here was nothing 70 make Mr.. Fisher
define bis POSITION from certain indiea.
tons he 10 doubt changed also; but IN
1899 hc ptoiesscd to be a Wing aud went
- Tar as to say II the Wing National Con
yenlioa had nominated Henry Clay instead
Of G en-. Harrison, he would have supported
Llm. During that year he was candt.
date ior Congress, ADD after being, as re-
port says, " all thugs 10 ult nea,' he was
elected by o small majority. In few
DAYS after the election, after having pro.
tessed to be Wing, ho was set down as a
RrrUnlicsN '"-ncnhor Wing nor Dem
ocrat. Bur The Democrats k3ew what
this mcaut, CO.. Ito Raleigh Slandird in.
inedia,clg claimed him as an GdmiHis.rd.
| noa nan TINT Is, Van Dursn nan. Our
Iesdefs can Judge how Gar his professions
being Wing vas sincere wien We state
4 no wenl for every measure of the
~ with tie only exception, perhaps, Of
w foT the Sub treasury and he lodged
BY Icing absent. lie is now, what We
Ne he was 10 1887 real Democrat
T. Van Buren,, aub,rcnsuty school his
..sions to the contrary notwithstanding.
Mr. Fisher has get ,ss the example,
4 use towards him the same tram oi
2 that he used towards Mr.. Van
ID
hat sc ara opposed to the Election
Is FISHER. Of tho Second Con.
strict ~ 4 seat ia The House Of Rep.
an tho Congress O The United states,
!, that our fellow eitiEans through.
may know our reasons for this
viii briefly soi fotth "tho head
his offending" We aIo opposed to
pa
SC he has always been deceptive
hsistent tho very fame aud index
llhoun's capflciUus fancy and hos
0 principles Of the GREAT Vino
sc he is hostile TO all interests be
9 that way inure to his own per
pitt.
he has been chiefly lnstfumen
pduciug that system of party dis
common practice, which make.
Eue equal to o statesman, ticuot
ted that ruth, aud Democracy
thing more Than blind dcyo
pecla interest OF party leader
HE is IN favor Of an extravaganza
Of ,he public money, as vel
Tiya,e individuals for his owl
-. pretending 10 be most par
ADVOCATE of State rights, he voted
afaeiioas majority in 1899, TO dis
3bie the State Of New Jersey, ant
tual consistency assumed the priv
biting for aud in place of the poo
= Estate for a number Of represen
Ylch they had refused TO elect.
I'd aslcr all his strong denuncla
SThse>Ssrtin Van Buren,, he, th'
Charles Fiber, with all tho force 0
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FISK YER US RI.

IL FIs-s u y = q
Having never declared
Gen. Jackson 10 the Pre-,
the greatest curse whic
country, We do-no, coy
bly, necessary 10 continue
mourning for a month after
u. 5. Journal.
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gIT Some Of the friends Of Mr.. Fisher
IN Tins district, while they are willing tc
admit that he acted with the Notification
party IN tins State, smooth 1t over by say.
ing that Il cannot be said "wilh truth that
he ever coun,enlnced resistance. Now,
We believe that Mr.. Fisher was ready TO
90 as far as any Of the Notification party
Of South Carolina. That this is true we
are borne out By the fact, that about the
time of Notification in speech delivered
bv him IN the Court House IN Salisbury,
in It's favor, he said =" Our fJrefqthers. he
heroes Of The Revolution, re6elied and
fought against a tar Of three pence pound
on tea, but tchat hare ire gained by IL ?
A freedom from fdJes By hing George for
ieafold tar by King MU0riiy." Does
this look like " countenancing resistance y
or not, We should say that It did, because
IN this country whero il is the demo.
cratic doctrine that majority rules, for
any man te Try and array the people against
The decision Of majority eonsstutionally
expressed, satisfies Us that he is Teyolu-
tonisi, excep, in the passage Of an uncon-
stitutioaal act, which we do not Gdmit the
rarfFlo be.
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the school fund Of North Carolina. They
con fool If they do no, see 'ne Denfn, Of
the distribution Of this fund among them.
Some thousand dollars Is sent TO this coan-
" as her part of the school fund 10 sustain
the commou schools in this county. Part
OF this nsist.s from the money received
from the GeneraI Government Yet the
people are asked if they have seen II II
the Editor never has seen any Of il we
would advise him TO call on the chairman
Of the school committee, where he can see
dollar Of it at least.
gT Aiiers long continued spell Of dry
weather we had two good showers on Mon
day last, and the prospect bids fair for
more. The accounts from all quarters
have been Of the most discoaraging char
ncter as to the prospects Of any thing like
good crop for our agricultural friends,
but we are glad to say hat the evidences
Of good season is very fair at this time
and we hope they may realize good yield
as reward for their toll and labor.
/ GO The account Of the Celebration oI
the 4th at BerryhiIl's did no, reach Us il
time for this weeks paper.
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ihe aforesaid auii-
l!isliof d second fern Of

Corruption.
Because he is now in favor Of Martin
Van Buren's Sab.treesury system Of Gold
aud Silver for the cfIiee.hoIdefs aud Bank
rags only ior the people.
For these and other reasons we depre.
cate the election OF Charles Fisher 10 Con.
gress as fatal TO the general welfare Of the
district, because Of the evil example or
making nonresident a candidate contra
ry TO the constitutional qualification and
because we believe he voted for Polk and
Dallas in Mississippi, thereby disirapchis.
ing and disqualiy,ng himself from filling
the post oil representative from this State.
MEssRs. DARgINGER AND FISHER IN
UNION.
On Monday last Col. Barringer and Nj.
Fisher had discussion at Monroe, in
Union county. II was our intention TO
have been present but the absence Of one
of our hands prevented us from attending.
A friend who heard the Discussion has fur.
nished us with notice Of it, Ii will he
seen tina, tho internal Tariff is the bur.
then Of Mr.. Fishers speech. We are not
surprised at this. Mr.. Fisher is a special
plcader and good Judge Of human nature,
and he knows that If he can get the pco.
pie 10 believe his assertions that the Gov.
ernment is taking money out Of The peck
els Of the Southern people and putting it
into the pockets Of the Northern nanulac.
turers, his ohjec, IS secured. But such
I'D odpiaRdtm assertions can have no Innl.
euce except upon those who desire no, 10
know the truth. For instance, he states
,ha, trace chains, an article used by every
husbandman is taxed 100 per cent, while
the chain worn BY the Dandy is taxed only
10 per cent. What IS his object in making
such a statement but 10 gull the people IL.
10 the belief that the poor is taxed oppres.
siyely while tie rich are taxed lightly.
Now, We have put ourselves 10 The trouble
Of inquiring the price Of trace chains and
We are told thcy are as low Il not lower
than formerly. The same Is tho resuli no
doubt with regard to the other articles 10
which lie referred aud The only way for
the people to ascertain the truth Of Mr..
Fishers assertions IS 10 compare former
With the present puces, and then they can
find oct whether they are taxed higher or
not. One object IN taxing such ARTICLES as
coarse cottons, tface chains, &C., is to en-.
courage their being manufactured at home,
thereby giving employment 10 our own
people, and all experience shows that the
tax does not Increase the price OF tie goods.
while q small tax IS Land on silks, vines,
Sc, articles used hy the tich because as
they are not manufactured IN this county
the foreign articles does not enter into
competition With cor own. Bot our read
ers IA another column con see what Nh.
Fisher though, on tie sutJoct Of eucOur.
aceiug home manufactures years before
the DAYS Of Notifications. But 10 the &C,
count .! tho discussion.
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cor srpnrFIT BILLS.

4 i-.-s A.--. is..Ian.bus, Ga.s 10 the ed
tor Of the augusta ConsiilufionaIisi, da.
Ted 23d ult., says /" Be on The look out for
counterfeit $50 bills, new issue, Bank Of
Charleston, payable in New York, signed
by Conner, President. We arrested Eel.
low to-day who had passed several hun
dred dollars Of. them. He also passed OF
tired "a pass 500, counterfeit South Yves
tern Rail Road Bank Of Charleston, new
plate. The coun.erfei.s are admirably ex
ecuted and were calculated 70 deceive, IA
fact i is hard 10 detect them.
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So AtLincolnton Mr.. Fisher made

EGT At Lincolnton Mr.. Fisher made a
warm appeal TO the patriotism of the
Wings in behalf Of Col Folks administra-
ton. He stated that he had been elected
by the forms OF the Constitution, and was
it right to raise tactious opposition to his
administration; bat we think this appeal
comes with rather bad grace from Mr.,
Fisher. VIVA, was his course relative 10
another individual who had been elected
President according to the forms of the
Constitution Why, he arrayed himself
among those who declared he should be
turned out, though bis " administration
were as pure as the angels IN heaven" We
refer to John Quincy Adams. His adj.
minlstraion has been pronounced as pure
as any that preceded it, and much more so
than any that has succeeded it, yet the
Wings are invoked to favor Mr. Folks ad,
ministration by man who refused to ex-
tend the same liberalty 10 another.
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SUPREME COURT.

Opinions have been delivered by the
Judges in the following Cases, VIZ
Bv RrFFrs, c. ] in Love Q. Edmonston, from
Haywood, affirming the Judgment below, Also,
in Battle .. Howell, from Haywood, affirming the
Judgment below. Also In den er dem. Love U.
Wiibourn, from Buncombe, sffrning the Judg,
ment below Also in Watson ., Robinson n
Sller, from Burke, reversing the Judgment, and
awarding uenirs de moro,
By DANIEL, T. in Enloe and others .. Quinn
and others. in Equity from Haywood affirming
the decree. Aso, in Beaver .. Crouch, in Equi.
ty, from Buncombe, dismissing the Bill Also
in Wells .. Wells, in Equity, from Buncombe
directing reference Also, in State y, Deberry
from Montgomery affirming the Judgment be
low. Also, in State . Mitchell, from Franklin
reversing the Judgment below. Also in State
.. Hunter from Macon, affirming the Judgment
below.
By NA.R. J. IN Deaver .. Keith, from Bun
combe, affirming the Judgment below. Also, ii
Radclif Q, Apress II Co, in Equity, from Bun
combe, affirming the decree.
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W. Have the people seen any of ii
Has any OF our farmers ever seen a dollar
of it," These are questions asked by the
Editor Of the Jeiferson;an in regard TO the
instalments of the land money received
from the General Government. When it
is known by the people that part of these
ins,allments have been incorporated with
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Va A young man by the name of -
Ewing of Mecklenburg county, was ar
rested in this Town on Thursday last on
the charge of passing counterfeit coiu =
and on examination, was fully committed
to answer for 1t. The counterfeit consist.
ed Of silver coin galvanized. Silver dimes
are Just the size of 81 80 gold pieces, and
silver quarters the size Of So gold pieces.
This man had several quarters and dimes
galvanized, and the figures Of some were
rubbed out. He attempted to pass them
at several stores IN this place. He is now
IN Jail, not being able to give bail. Salis'
bury Waterman.
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nLAsT WORDS.o

The L. :. Journal publishes The folio
ing, as among the last words 4" Of d.
Gen. jackson
Let every man swear
lay down his arms until
meddleFs shall not posse
tory on the contiren
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And again,

:" Let tie Manufacturing System but take root
among us, and it viii soon flourish like yigof.
Gus plant N its native soil 1t ,eiH become our
greatest means Of pealth and prosperity ii will
change the course OF trade, and in great mes
.ure. make US independent Of Europe and the
North, &c
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And again,

"Our habits and prejudices are against mann
featuring but va must yield to the force o.
things, and profit BY the indications Of nature
The policy that reslsts the change, is unwise and
suicidal. Nothing else can restore u.s.
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SnAAfEARE iLLrsrRArEb--ws "a. o,,,.e q -. a :
,at enid Wos nov pubi.hns ~ ,h- ua,...I,..
'''s ,a's iii'an Of Shakespeare. NV RANDOISH co
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FRESH FALL HARDWA ARE.
W. s. g. J. BOWMAN.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
oreiHn md Domestic Hardware and Cutlery,
III West Nam Street,

w.
foreign and Domestic Hardware and Cutlery,
liz West Nam Street.
RicHsoSp,Y Va,
RE- in receipt by the ship Virginia James River
n from Liverpool their entire Fan Importation Birmingham
nd Sheffield Hardware and cutlery and By recent arrivals rom
pe Northern Cities have received all articles Of American
Manufactured Hardware, comprising together larger soek than
pey have heretofore offered.
Possessing every facility for purchasing our goods on the beet
blc feel confident are able and are dis,
ed TO sell at as moderate prices any whltever
Msrchants others purchasing IIarar, are repeeo,rv IN,
tied 10 examine our stock opened for inspection
L shall take pleasure showing they may judge Of
bees Wa }. DOMAIN,
au 70 III Main Street.
oIICE-we have this day our bYanss
MI William Ben, Of the House of Nichols Rel. Lynch
rg and have united with him and Mr. NJ Fucker in the
Iebase OF MI A. b. Nichols interest Nichols Bels
Goods The Wholesale Retail business will be conducted
hec'ofofe In Richmond, under the firm Brooks, Bell
d.on and IN Lynehburg, Of Bell Rueker 4 Co.
We respectfully the new business Continuance NJ The
fonsge heretofore extended firms. believing that we
secured important advantages BY this In bens cnshd
buy larger quantities. and in mos, eases Sy,tlv g. a. -
s and AreH which advantage hop- To sss ,pr,,ept IN
may stand Of Nichols Ben Iyp,Ibn S
BROOKS 4 HUDSON, RieIuo,d Va
Rehrnond, August I, lsi5. an
| tHEMlSTRY FOR STUDENTS. &c.
J. w. RANDOLPH co, received Angus, III
nen, % thcmhy Theoretical ant practical ny @. Towne,
emea Lecturer, Great Bnan-wth fusiratons ed tel win
liucns by R Bridges, ". %, Philadelphia College
er'a'ons III of Ethical Phos ply ely durins
iIh and leih Centur' by Rt Hon. Sir J. Maeintc 49, with
refaeo BY the Rev. wheewen, MA.
og e iSc Husnnou n'w edition continued TO the pre-
BY w s. Brownns
6M SACKS first rate Liverpool filled
" SALT, Ashton MaTshal brand landinT from
hhH Away direct from Incorporation sale BY
a@ WILLIAM ANDERSON. IT,
PURE GIN.
fPE genuine HOLLAND Gin Imperial Pear brand 70, ac BY
au iNLOEs BROTHtR
HARPEES METALLIC POWDER
PhRIs That smooth oushncss R,Eor sr,p. m v,y a.s
bic ~ those who sharpen their Rassr small au,n,,v
ne Powder rubbed on Stop smooth BY use np,rs
acc apon which Razor b. brought efou. sv Ace
~ minute. Price use. Bor For sale BY
nU oAYNoR, WOOD co
ASS LiCORCE-2f cases Mas Lieoee sup@ro, o,.,,, g.
tobacco Manufacturers, for saIeby
10 WILLIAMS a u.x,,
OR SALE ------------
s1sOo per stock Of the state n vi,s,n,, in u
'" pu'ona~I mb WIN. ANDERSON. IT,
aeon sIDEs-7S hbds prime Bseol sias.. for sale BY
WH WILLIAMS HAxALL.
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NOTICE.
YUNHE subscriber would inform his friends, and

vENHE subscriber would inform his friends, and
Il the public generally that the
and the increase OF business he has concluded defer
the his store previously mentioned until the
of January and therefore, direct
Shoe Manufacturers of Philadelphia stock OF Boots
and Shoes Of 1th kinds and qualities also,
will be added his stock of Boots Shoes and Trunks
svs Of Ia Caps and Stock &e all Of which he
determined 10 sell at lower for cash than other
this any city Potomac River There
fore, he woud solicit call from all those
above goods portion OF them call aEd his
before purchasing elsewhere
Inc will strictly comply with letter Of the above Store
Fast Main the end ofhe Old Markebeiter
Of the RED BOOT the Cheapest Store Richmond
g A. SMITH
y. S.-Don't forget the Red Boot
Again r. SWl few days be added stock,
large and coapetn Of Eastern Boo Shoes
fntt be h Itrahe fuIo
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NEW GROCERY STORE!

IINHE subscribers have taken the store former.
occupied By Mes<rs. Aylner son four door, below the
Bell Tavern for the OF conducting Grocery and Com
mission business We have and keep constantly on hand
general Assortment of Family roeenes -tfuy
invite the attention Of friends and the public generally Our
goods consist IN part Of
GunPo~der Y Hysos. mp1 Black Teas OF the fines,
quality ~
AoeIa, Java and Iaguayr Coffee
Wooisey Woolsey best pliv,rsrd susnr
y Cfoi.. Porto Rico and osrsaI
Hull & sons te- Soap
Do parieEaied do
No. MaekereI
A choice lot Sardine-
Regalia and Principe s-gan
Bakers Cocoa ant Chocolate
No ". Carolina Herring.
Painted Buckets and Broonis
greaiyanety OF Spr.s
LITTER and fooscap Paper
Best London and French Mnsiaid
Patent and Plain Sperm Candle.
l.ondohand Philadelphia Porter, IN pts anda
Manila and spanish Mats
Connecticut shad in half bbls
City Cured Bacon, Hog Round.
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brandy or the finest ouaitv
HolAndG Gin
Old Jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye Whisky
hadeIn asj Sicily Mld-ira Wine
PORT C1rei, Sherry NaIAsa do
Hbu az oilrr goods belonging To the Grocery Trade.
We also tender friends ,nJ IN. br g,n.
ray for the sale ~ Produce pons 10 se .y.y IN
obtain the highest market price.
u. n. TEMPLEAAN,
. wM. u. RArCLlFPE.
20, heou fha crif r,~
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FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS.

["E have now in store of our importations
w from Europe purchased entirely for decidedly
andsomest Of sp,ing Goods msHy
ami think the cheapest Amongst them viii be- found
4he following articles viz
Richly printed Marseilcs vcsngs
do do Wsltings for
Very superior figure Vesings
Splendid figured and eolor'd Sin YeSiings
Very superior aud common Gambroosz
Superior Linen fancy Dniings
Stout and fine Barnsicy do
Rpleniid Verona mixtures and plaids
Fancy Union Drlings
Cd Lace striped and n. Muslins
ca Jaconct Cambria.
d Cotton Cambries
o. Checked MusI,ns
TortheT great variety Of other Foreign and Domestic.
oos which offer for at the lowest market prices
p a j. r. JAMES 4 co,
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NUMBER IS
BALTIMORE LOCK HosPITaL.

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max ihen appearance, such -, 49,
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head face and -Iirrnu,.s porr..n arm" esshss U,
TN At last ths palate mouth or M. hon.. a, npav.
roro..,..- ,a a'u "sease peeornes eAs<t a,
sending bourne wssree no s~,sr,
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oNhs 70 me unssiiuines- OF gnorant mem VIM !, -
o nat orady po'son mercury, ruin the eon.jru.,o,
a.. s senefef 70 an untn~y save, or - -.
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'", s,,s ~ eei.Ain pfaetes speedily cured
- - nm yoans man me hope Of his country 49, ~
ling On ms parents should be matched from the
ehjoysnts % life BY the deviatng e. .s
nature and INDUCING Secret I,ab, Ae pau q
lore contemplating Pe''ns Ne
MARRIAGE
requisite. 70 pronoie eonnvh,,I are e nosf nse~.-.y
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES nE yo,Io
OWN STATE 'NOs

r..
W.. llsnsln Manufacturing Cor,p.nv h,,. -.
. IN Will near the Depot liza southern Rsa,o.d -
a. ul eiiTu s1rrrfnc, hnc eonsou let,.r sol,.I
'ut A"i plan aso, MEDIUM printing enxsL,o -
=, Z aIr' % various sizes, lowest vho.r..ls 49,,
s'e Pibie attention that i'm au.s, -
q, -, Ns, VIII bear the ufsp~,.o,
nv seF' They ara prepared 10 sr.ssts o,,.r. r.,
- on % payer That the market % Caslr eu,,o.s,. -.
merchants and dealers rsaae,t.d a. ,a !, ~. ,y
MIL md nran.He Tor themselves " %" ~ NJ rsger