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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-02

TEN RULES or LIFE. - The following
rules Of practical life were given by Mr..
Jefferson:
|. Never put off till Tomorrow wha,
can be done to-day. 2. Never trouble
others to do what you can do YOURSELF
3. Never spend your money before you
ii. 4. Never buy wha. you do moi
want because il is cheap. 5. Pride costs
as much as hunger, thirst and cold. 9. We
never repent Of eating too little. 7. Moth
ing is troublesome that we do willingly
s. How much pam those evils cost Us
which never happen! 0. Take things by
their smooth handle. 10. When angry,
always count Zen before you speak.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-02

Taking liberties" is vulgar phrase
quite out Of fashion. The mot Ia mode
now is "Onderdonkinc.-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-02

"The sons of New England in Phia.
delphia enjoyed their anniversary dinner
on Christmas day, on which day they had,
as the phrase goes, ga feast of reason for
the flow Of soul' The following Yankee
song was sung by Mr.. Sullivan. 1t is a
good one, read Il;
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THE GREAT REMEDY
NEVER KNOWN TO FAM.

II AR, TTTER'5 VEGETABLE FEVER &
ES AGUE PlLLS.-Thc success Of these Pills
IN curing IN few bours, there all other remedies
have failed nad that toe, in cases Of twelve and
eighteen months standing, warrants the assertion
that, Il ,ahcn according to the sr,ctons thew ara
certain cure, : org list OF Ger iicales in proof
Of their inaili5iity, might be added bot those ~
on the directions are deemed sufficient. Tfv
them end be convinced that they arc most cffsc,
tual aud most certain, sad the very best remedy
ever offered to the Pu5nc, 10 ensure permanent,
and lasting cure.
Having for several years past suffered under
repeated attacks Of ctnlIs and frer, especially
during the fall and spring months, w,cs induced
to try various rene dies, bus nothing seemed 10 bs
cfeofual until tried Dr.. Tyler's Ague aud Fever
Pills, which stopped The chis before had taken
half Of the box. This was over a year ago, and <
have since remained perfectly free from any synp.
toms Of return Of this mos, loahsomo disease.
GEO. VI. WAIT
Baltimore, DcoeuAg1 y, IS4}
For sale in Charlotte by II 4 < :. :. vii
hams.
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P:dly thai Que hSDs,ei and sixty pieces, on
an average, are csf brt IN q Minute The
pieces thus prepared are next pot into the
milling machine, in which the edge, 20
afford protection 10 he surface Of tire coin,
IS forced up. IN this machine. one hun.
drei and twenty half dollars, or five hun.
dEed and sixty half dimes, can be milied IN
minute. The pieces Of metal thus pre-.
Pared a.c then tested, as TO their weight,
and II found correct, are again so!lened for
me dies. The stamping machine is moy-
ed also, by steam power. The pieces are
pu, into an inclined tube al one side Of the
machine, from which they rcach The coin.
ING dies in regular order, receive the i'm.
preston, and fail Iato a box bciow-upou
The opposite sile--a psrtcc, con, ready (or
circulation. The coming presses are of
various sizes, 20 suit the various denomin.
atoms Of coin. The usual speed Of strlk.
'ng IS sixty pieces per minute for the hall
dollar, seyen'y-ti'c for the quarter, and
ninety FIR the dime. The Mint, with
lew additional hands, is competent to coin
ten millions, half gold and half silver, an.
nually."
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TIE MINT

The United States have four mints for
the coinage Of money. Que at Philadel.
Pbln, one ia North Carolina, one in Geor.
gia, and the other at New Orleans, and al.
though the three latter are called mints,
yet they may be more Justly considered as
branches OF the Parent Institution at Phil.
ajelphia, established in that city almost
Immediately after the government was es.
'abIished. The coming Of money is not
generally understood, and the PHILADELPHIA
Chronicle has been at some pains to col.
lect some accounts Of the process; Bul.
lion is brought to the Mint in every form
carnations from the ore, bars, plate,
jeweIry, and foreign coinage. All these
present great variety as 10 quality. The
Assayor brings this heterogeneous mass
into proper condition and fineness for
coming, and returns the metal in noois or
small bars. These bars, or ingots, are
then anneaIed, to soften them for rolling
when hay are passed through the rolling
machine, worked by n steam engine, and
come out long thin stripes-of the width
and thickness most convenient for use. In
order 10 reduce those strips of metal to
their proper size for the press, they are
drawn through nicely graduated drawing
ines" In the next place, they are passed |
through the cutting press, which is also
moved by steam, and pieces of the true
'lze are Cut out, The punch moves 50 ra.
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grnnI coafliet. lar Il sc have an "ayf,! nen.
chant iof wiring We surely would wake
np Tor wn,e as he evidently means
more than 'oHce G gcar.n
We burned the article We have been
noticing, through curiosity 10 ascertain
what KIND Of flame such heterogeneous
compound, would emit, bu, only
Afro lumine fagant"
Il " vanished INTO thin air." We feel nm.
der deep, lasting obligations to tie Editor
OF The Jeliersonlan for lransIaling bis
laiin for u, for re have no one tlse 10 IN.
terprct for Us.
We hope that the " Jciersonian Nill
not (as he has pfomisod) take M any more
OF hls paper with notice Of our produc.
iinns, ivr really there Is some considerable
F." roraii IN ones holding his SIDES while
readng the Editors ATTEMPTS TO he
witty and smart. To conclude, Mr.. uol.
ton, permit me To assure YOU tha, | am
sorry hat have detained YOU SO onp IN
the rerusal Of the above; but | shal not
again trouble you with any remarks of
personal nalure, lie! the Editor Of the
'J'gtraon'da ray what he will.
Yours respectfully,
SPECTATOR. in
No7r - never saw the piece in the " j. fir.
OMAN until Tuesday Of Coofl week. f,spd
10 Charlotte drew my attention to IT, Yon.vtll
observe that sometimes have used the Jrps
al we, aud sometimes tie personal e. | ia the
shove could not Well avoid il wntf, had now
10 Be pcfsonal aod lcu general. ia my remsiks
D., ia
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~ III I. . 8, 4: /, & !. y

| q EADACli--SiCn OR NERVOUS. Tbas .
II a who have suffered end are weary or suffer.
ing with tins distressing Complaint, vi find Pc
tefs' Vegetable Pills q remedy al once certain srd
immediate IN it, eff, Gle. Oue single dose Of tho
pills taken soon as the hesdach IS .st coming on.
viii cnra it IA one hour entirely.
As remedy m Summer aud bowel onDl5int7
thcy display their wonderful powess 10 adrnua-
ton, and tar suptFier 70 any thing use for iloAs
complaints
In Dyspepsia ard L,.cF complaint. they SAM
unfiyl,led
Many have becn cured 10 few wrecks, aNef
having suffered under the dread a. complaint .uf
years.
H. habltull cost.gguess they are decidedly So.
rortoF to any vegetable pin ever brought before
The public, and enc 50 cent box WI establish
thcif surprising virtues and place Them beyond
ilc ieach Of doubt ia To, cs.iE}2ton Of cv-ry ic-
div.dIa'.
! hey are inTa'usb'e IN nervous and hyn,chot-
of'elt nhee,chs, I2as Of appetite, and al! cuul-
piaiutS 70 which feTnrs sIor arc suti.ct
They are mud in their action. and convey Al
most immediate conf.,l.on # their utility from
The fret dose. They may ., taken IS persona o.
any ayo, and the feeble, the iuirr. the nervous
ana de"ca'e are strea-tl aned by thrir operation.
o-carsc lLrg e.tar The t!stcm from bad humors,
qllei nervous igf!.Gbi.fy, and invariably 2. oIue.
Sound health.
i'Pwcfis 0. three hupd-ej aad sevc,fy tdore-
and boxes Of these InesumGble pI /. have Been sod
within the last two re norths in three states alone.
and more than three untes the quantity n yt,,of
stales,
A. an ambitious uei.5.as To family should
o- without them. a s,agis tud o, tLcm is mora
salts iaeoFy ihsa thou-ant ccrOjcuts
In southern climate, these Pills are a lmiuss
ssted with uniform success. T1r more thga len
years t.s setdics Of their efficiency has been pro-
nouhcet and ,on'ds tlrv Of al they have lev
ed he summoned tfos! Inc NORTH, The South, the
Las md The West, IIiIons OF voices void be
7g4'7 IN ac-i,natIon Of heir m-frh'rss Drc7?f-
The chi.5 and aduii---!he Youth ard decrsa-
3 d man--'o.h sexes aud al! sEes-may alike
3 lie thee pills with safety and Is. certainly Of
"'et. Pf!ce 80 It's tr box
L. cafe'aI 10 we that on tho cover Of each
OK On The TIM is stamp, Peters Vegetable Pil,.s
Peters Pns, on enquiry, viii be found in eve
y town and at most Of ttc country stores il .his
tate.
Fer sale in Charlotte by II 4 & L, S. Will
ans and Z, Oates.
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FROM TEXAS

/ The Washington Union contains official
dispatches received by special messenger,
from Major D)uaIIson IL which are m
cluded tho authenticated documents rela
tive TO the proceedings Of tile Texian Con
ventlon' We published Yesterday from
New Orleans papers the news Of the rali.
tcailon By The annexation resolutions
his having been communicated 10 Major
Donaldson, he replies as follows :-Ddh.
Patriot.
LEGATION or THE UNITED STATES, !
AUSTIN, TExAs, July 6, l>45
Sir: The undersigned, charge d ufIllrs
/ Of the L. States, has The honor 10 acknow.
edge the receipt Of your note on tho 5th
INST transmitting a certified COPY Of the
ordinance adopted by the convention Of
Texas, accepting the proposals, conditions,
and guarantees contained in the first and
second sections Of the Joint resolutions of
the Congress OF the Lned States for the
admission Of Texas as q Stale Of the Union.
This ordnance shal. be immediately for.
warded by special message TO the prcs.
deaf Of the United States, who wiz receive
II with The qualification It's dignity and i'm.
portance are so well calculated to produce
10 every patriotic heart. Texas has a. !
manifested 10 the word, s,ih u ulan'.rl.,
unparalleled IN the disposition of debated
Politca question, her p!a.eIeace o. N ag.
ISOLATION with the republican States CON.
posing the federal Union over all the al.
vantagcs, real or imaginary, that we're
held out to her as separate nation.--
"lIh discrimination icheneI BY her
contact with foreign influences, she has
learned 10 the battle fields, and in her civ.
Il experience, the necessity Of union among
the yotarle8 Of freedom and IN yoluulari
y agreeing 70 take her place hereafter as
a sovereign member Of the American con.
icderacy she has paid a tribute to the
cause OF popular government, which will !
command the admiration Of the world
From the dale ofthis ordinance. Texas +
val lave acquired a light 10 the protection q
If the L. States; and the undersigned 70
i7Ppy 10 inform You that the President Of :
he United States has taken steps 10 afford +
his protection in the most effective man. c
Ter against future Mexican and Indian in, a
aston.
That the deliberations oftho convention, 4
hGs far distinguished by calmness and pru. t.
ence, may produce a constitution for Ct
Texas, as perfect as her trials in the r
coIevemen. Of her independence and lib. y
riy have been great and triumphant, Is tc
he sincere hope Of both the government
nd The nanpl, If Tho T7,..,l
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Yours &c



The following opa,oas have yecc Le..yese.
BY tins Court
Pc p,.-,,.. +. -s,-,.
ronbe. deels-tar fl., ,b.,, Nv. ~,
fa8gp,,rt 49,. AZ, ! ~ ~ y -
TON L,cot, e'.,','. ~ N''''''i 'la'"'''oa
Afto ,p ts,lla-. -. ~ 80.
frmi,, ti. ..5,,-...', li''" I'm a.
rasl'al o. -, a.. 80, "a '''' .
below. hsotn ppay 49, f ~, 'i'e'l'
H., 80 =. i,u"l g. HFg..0' nom OAs.os,
t5r,be .mT ~ a.'se''ng Judgment
l''' - ~ "'S Wv" Gusts
~ uAA'iia !. ID b4lflmP'e T Curry 10 Eqai-
!, 't'" "oofef directing reference. Also, ia
''''1 y, o''' TON Haywood, reversing TIC
q .i',i ''s'', a. t.'.th."z NE cause Also. n
-. - ~ g. non Columbus, tti]rning
g NV "''o' state :. Ingram,
..i - ''''' 'gt'fs'ai ana r,nHe ae
-. IT, 49, 90 81 H'ns"H a. !asse.
So T., -. .'''"E 1'7 mem Oe'o". Al
g., "a - ''I1eN''t, rom saf'y al,
49," jug .,,"' o7''~' Also IN Cox and
,..3' ., - Hai"' ana others from Meek.
~. IL J'os 'He"! 1g.oM' A.so, IN
a.. 60. ., ~ ','S ~ u" OF Neeaham b
49,. - IN" J1'g nent
o. - ~. ,.'sH' i@, vac p.1intiH'
-, -. NV We am o.'''' if'.n
- ''-"' 0'''", S'- ie3+
- '-'.''' '' '.'s f-''''.o g. bnF.
-. "''-ss' 'o'' ~'o''et"hd' LhIinhg
g.. - N.'', ,' h'e'sr Z plnn,
- ~, vac J'eg.neai beio".
a so 90 Ne'n'aaa MclnIgya, IA Equity from
! M. '"s ~ y 'Eh costs. Also "a
-, - %. IF'"! ION ho"ah' d.
W.. n ~ ''e Nts''t, Also ia
= .t.' ~ r''e' <. n company 4.
- ,'' We" hanover 4l!FmnS the Jaag
H.. D.
S.. - ~ - ''-'' ?. "'4'io non John
:, wv N'as 't'e'e ~ 20 error 20 the record.
. ~ "a ".'',e s'NaY' nom L3geeom5 affr.
..''R '"s w '"eni Oe.'". Also 10 hmbalIs
i5'''''s' rom Nu'"tI. and directing
- t@' .'~l Ne' oi '"e superior IoRtt be r.
So ana t1-' OF mo Ioan, Ioati affirmed,
.aow. Aleo Ia tI'b,-,I ~ ~, " wy OURS
y llHams-, 4 p.,-, 60 ,,.,zr.r -.
no ,r,..,-,,,,, ,..f - O'''''s
$50 N T.b'1fr II. - 80 I -,
an Az, q, r. e. 49, "@',a
.rga 5.r,r,,,r ~ M o.. ~ " -! ''0", VI
u Wheel, - 'Ra,.t,.r, no
,r,,,, I,. ,,5-ar'l ~. =, al
yaIi,'s IRAN, i - I'...,,'y ~ v 1''''s
o. Ala, IN II, ,, -" ''"''' Ts no.
p from, PInro,,se ,l,, '' '.sIs' 10 .4nE
d AIe1an5crr Crrr;,,b,,s W., $50
filtpiay the i,f-,,,, 'u'g
Davenport IrgS, 1f.rr,Ii ,,.,,3 - ~. f'u.'
ere AIso IN ~ ,''' i, ,"a'",ae tsS''5 af
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Cit'S. understand. Mr. Secretary. that
am about to he removed from Office bocaaso was
friendly TO Mr. Clay. Can this possibly be truo :
Seerstdry 'lseveu true. You chose your
side IN tho game, Gnd have lost, Il 10 impossible
10 90 back"
This Says the New York Express) is
an extract from the Washington CORES.
pondencc of the Boston Post. In Mr..
Folks Inaugural on the ath Of March
last, occur these words:
Although, in our country, the Chief M.gis
trate must almost of necessity, he chosen by
party, aud stand pledged 10 its principles and
get N his ogic,al action he should not
he the President OF party only, but of the whole
people Of the United States :" d" he should not be
unmindiu that our fellow. citizens who have diff
iered with him in opinion are entitled to the fall
and free exercise Of tlei opinions aud iudg.
lne"te, and that the rights Of all are entitled to
roapcct and regard"
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DIED

Very rsdeeniy Il this To,.r, or the morning If
tie Isl inst, Mrs ADELAIDE WILSON, sor.
sort Of Joseph n. Wilson, ESQ lss7i-r a hus,
band and several snaH children lc rnostns hsr
soss. tDbRuarT aszi week
II ms county on the 18th uit, Mis MAR.
SAREF ALEXANDER, re.ict OF the late Col
Charles Alexander, 10 lie 67th year Of her age
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-08
From ,Ae Ce;umb.4 Tenn, 0s.sr,er.
ROBERT J wALKER-A STATEMENT
OF THE CASE

a
I or THE CASE.
A note was executed Tor the pavrnen, or
purchase from Mai. John Brown and
John J.. Smith, OF this county, bv Mcneil.
I wilkinson q Co., and endorsed bY Robert
j. Walker, Thos. Bernard and s. Sprauce.
Tor 90 GOO, dated January lsi, 1896, and
due three years after date.
his note was sent to Gen. Barrow
then member of The Mississippi Bar, now
Editor G. inc Nashville Banner, and was
consequently put in tie hands Of another
lawyer Tor collection. fbe principals hay
ing tailed, suit was Instituted agaipst Il. ].
Walker as endorsor, who employed Mr..
Smedes, Of Vcksburg, to defend the case.
From some inforrnalty the juit was dis
missed but mark the NJ vas then be
fore the court, and so Mr. Walker put in
no pea Of not having endorsed il.
But afterwards the note was lost Ger.
'ihed copy Of il was, in December 1912.
put IN iha hands Of Snedes &, Marshall
(ol Vicksburg, who had, in the meantime,
formed partnership and they we're d,
rectcd b. ne plaintiffs to file bill in
thancery. This vas done. Now comes
the rub Mr. Walker knowing that The note
was lost, and that therefore his handwri.
Ing would not come up as evidence against
hum, comes in with his Bill and Answer, TO
winch, q conrse, no had sworn, denying
al! the allegations OF the plaintiffs bin and
the endorsement on The note. A letter
TO The plaintiffs from the counsel is main
as to 'his point, aud subsequent one ad
Nlslng hen that the original note had been
found, IS auIhori'y for saying thai there il
10 douL! that the endorsement is in Mr.. /
Walkers handwriting.
These facts are ga hefed from the plain.
iiis themselves, and from their counsel.
and Hr. Walker dare not DENY them. He
has denied that the swore Off his IlabiIl.
y on the note. The above facts show
nat he not only swore falsely, but that dc.
y ng that he filed such an affidavit in
'outi, lie endcarorod to cover his turpilude
'iIh the mantle Of another falsehood. But
ms bv authority denias cannot save
nm. The high station to which he has
zen exalted, only to disgrace it, shall Of.
ord BUN no exemption from what he 50
ich.y aese1res-tne contempt Of all hon.
raJ'c meu.
ALLIED llss IN tho crime
No Kind exemption can the person claim"
And now II The Nashville Union, Wash. ,
'Q'on Union, n. O. Tropic, and other pa. :
ers which have denounced this charoe as r.
cIlamny,' Do not make the proper f,
mends they will prove themselves the h
liImniatofs. !
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s4lEe Insurance!

y. loTk Nataal life Insurance Company,
fENHE -15'c.aef having been eppointr1 AEen,
4 FOR The above Compaag, !, yreaefed % r..
eeiye oppHcs'i nsf rad % ooun1uicats a., n.ees-
sary information IN the col ect 10 Such as NAV
apply. JOiiN $ RICHARDS
WILMINGTON, y c, Juiy %, 1916.
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AMOS WEAVER.

We attended dryottar norrion of ou,
e., ,,,.., r. ~ . 49,, =,
'l' '
os'icNc tue subject " worth the
,y ~ tt. .,..l 90. ,,,,.-
.,., ,.A, H.
,...-.,.,..-, -
~ I''1'' - ''''',''' non '''
W. WIN p'ss"e''' no" "He'o
' "' loon ''f O'senes' but under the
'' TIE man Who after assuming the
sI 'es'mcnl Of a minister of the Cos
1au.d dod',l aud descend into the muir.
jof pouucal strife. lie saws he was
ee5 10 run as a candidate for Congros,
a good Of the people. We would
70 know Il il was 10, the good Of the
e Of GuiiorJ county that he p3t cleo.
the legislature n direct violation Of
institution O. the State. Now man
could do these ,biass is prepared to
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DEATH OF LORD VINCENT BOSTON.
The English "Nobeman," Lo,d Vim.
cent, who was before the Police, the other
day in Boston, died in that city, on Thurs.
day, at the fremont House, from the ef,
iects of the extreme heat, inicmperance
and imprudeuce.
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In Union county on tho 3Ist July, by the Rev
Mr.. Strckhng, Mr. JOS EpH MCLAUGHLIN
to Miss FRANCES HASFY, dauguier Of Ste
nhfn Uasty
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OFFICIAL PROMPTIrUDE.

A. II. sbuford, Esq, Sheriff Of Ca,aw.
ba County, settled his Public Account with
the Officers Of State, on Saturday last, the
Both las'.-boing the first Sheriff in the
Stale to do so. Sheritis are allowed until
the first day Of October to make their set.
Register of !9M III.
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RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS.
The duties paid at the New York Gus.
tom House week before last, was SI9S,9lS.
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TEXAS, ENGLAND. AND FRANCE

IhAA1t EN6LAND, AND FRANCE.
Mr. Ashbel Smith, The Secretary OF
State Of Texas, who recently wen, on a
SPECIAL mission TO The Courts Of Great
Britain and France, returned to New York
on Monday IN the steamship Great IVES
tern, and Is expected soon - take his de.
par'ure for Texas. The last Journal o.
Commerce las the suiJoiaci remarks on
the SUBJECT e ms mission;
We learn that he ha- ACCOMPLISHED
he objects Of his mission, which consisted
neither IN obtaining n loan nor in selling
his coualry to the French, English, or
Dutch, nor IN procuring its Independence
instead Of annexation 10 the United States.
Texas hns now no diplomatic representa-.
ave IN Europe, except Mr.. Dsngefieid,
who We believe has some time since re.
eelyed an order Of recall. A principal
Object at Nj. Smith. mission. as we On.
derstand i, was 10 prepare the way for
closing the relations Of Texas with Euro.
Pean powers ia respectful and becoming
manner. Those relations had been of the
most friendly character, and the Govern.
ment Of England and France especia!lv
had manifested a cordial nreres, in the
welfare OF thu young Republic. That
they wished her TO remain independerl
rather than be annexed to tho United
States, is beyond doubt but this is 10 be
'aid 10 their credit, that, in any negotia. I
IONS they may have had with Texas for /
his object, they have never, either of
hem, proposed to reserve any peculiar ad.
anIages themselves beyond what should
,e enjoyed by other nations. This fur.
her should be said to their credit, that
ow, when they see that annexation is the
VII ct The Texan people, fairly expressed,
hey abandon all further attemp, at inter.
erence. And this, still further, NAV be
eIied on, that they have and will exert
themselves 10 restrain Mexico from the
1a'uauon of making war upon the United
ta'es, which would only serve 10 conpli.
ate affairs, without the possibility Of pre-.
entng annexation. Mr.. Smith expresses
IS opinion decidedly that there will be no
ar, not even with Mexico"
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SUPERIOR COURTS.

Glowing arrangements have been
Wy The Judges Of the Superior Courts
''hg the Fall Circuits Of 1915.
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for sale, lying on the Statosv.,o roaa, Eleven
miles North Of Charlotte. Also the plantation Gu
which his mother lives. Terms viii be made
easy and accommodating. Persons wishing TO
purchase can call and view the premises tor tAsm
selves.
All persons having accounts with the subscri.
Der are requisite dto call ard settled them between
now and the LIST. Of October
c. WEIR.
Aug :, is4s NJ