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NOTICE.
WE take this occasion to give

WE take this occasion TO give
notice that we keep constantly on hand. Stoves,
Crates and Cooking Rangers Of all kind-. that
are generally used In this market. of our own
manufacture. which we wills sell on reasonable
terms Ai-o, Motifs Agricultural Furnaces fos
stcsminr food for Stock. which we will sell at
the manufacturers prices. amer adding the ex-
pen-e-. al our TIN. Stove and Sheet Iron Manu-
factory. near the He'll Tavern. where all kinds
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TExAs ANNEXED.
devoted to-day a gool

J. devoted to-day a good dcnl Of
'pace to the subject Of Annexation. Our
readers vii learn that the measure IS con.
ammated by tho Congress Of Texas, add
III that remains now 10 be done is for the
Coosenilon which met Oh the ilb instant
to adopt Constitution 70 t. presented to
he uext Congress OF the United States,
sben sic will be regularly admitted a.
aae Of the States Of this Union. OF the
measure we have moe Than once expr s4ed
or opinion, and We have nothing moro 10
~, but the following alIcF1ry from d very
sac'ent book IS brought fofci5y 10 our
mad Of ihts time as applicable 10 tie case
: There were too men n one city lie one
ieh, aud the other poor. The rich man
bad exceeding many aocks and herds but
tie poor maa had nothing save one llle
csc lamb and there cano traveller un.
70 tie ftch man, and lie spared hts own
fEs., but toak The mans lamb and dressed
. iof the man tllnt VAS come unto him.
Nav e our te1ders ei.! rccolieet The &C.
tatln that gave rise to tire above. Ii
Co.'S di-feasufe !. manifested towards
Ind.riduals fvg lhcsf siaiul PRACTICES. amy
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Communications,
To the wings OF Hrcdcu

1t is due 10 your gallant county to let
you know, thu. in the lower parts Of the
district, Mr.. Fisher has been encouraging
his friends with the hope of success on the
ground OF apathy among you at the com
ing election. This encouragement has
been given, and is confidently relied on.
His movements too shew determination
to delude you. His policy is to keep down
all excitement in your county. Remem-
Der what | tell you: he will not be ut
moro than two or three places in your
large county, and will try by every means
in his power 10 prevent Col. Barringer also
from gong there. What has he done al.
ready A soon as he heard that Col. B.
would attend the muslers in Iredell, which
began last week, he makes three or four
appointments in Cabarrus, the Coionel's
own county, almost without notice and
without any public gatherings at these
places of appointment, and just a few days
before the musters there. His object is
manifest. There beng no local contests
in your county to bring the people to the
Polls, he thinks that, il he lets you alone,
you Will forget his past sins and not attend
the election. He wishes to have nothing
to do with the good people of Iredel.
You have heard your neighbors say too
much about his tergiversations-hs null.
ication in '32-'33--hls base treachery in
1910. Wings Of Iredell slumber not
in your false security. Col. Bartinger
has clear majority in the District, if
there is full vote he also has many very
propitious circumstances in his favor
many advantages that he did not have two
years since; bat the foe is q willy one
not strong in himself, nor commanding in
character, as public man, he is an adept
in the arts of chicanery and intrigue. No
scheme will be loft untried to deceive you
and work himselfin office. Ask the PEG.
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GDa
FRIDAY. JULY IS. 1915.
FOR CONGRESS.
Col DAN'L. M. BARRINGER.
Election 9TH of August.
CANDIDATES. IN MEcHIrrpr,po

We arc authorized TO announce J KERR.
Esq. as candidate for the Office Of Superior
Court Clerk OF Mecklenbufg county, al The on.
suing August election.
" We sre authorized 10 announce BRALY
OATES. Eaq as candidate for the Office Of
County Court Clerk al tho ensuing August g.
lection.
IT Weare authorized 10 announc CO ffARLEs
7. ALEXANDER. Jun. Esq as a candidate for
Re election 70 tho efien Of County cour, Clork al
tie ensuing August Election
grWe are authorized 10 announce ALEXAN.
pER GRAHAM. Esq as candidate for The
tileo Of County Count CLERK IL tho ensuing Al.
l.,L eIeeiion.
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dox while he Is charged with being an abo,
lit.Onlsi, hostile 10 the Republican party in
favor Of internal Improvements, il favor OF
prescription, IN favor Of an extravagant ex.
pendIture of The public money aud that his
system had prosiltuted the Post Office De.
paftmeni to the West purposes Of party.
Here are six reasons to two against Mr..
Van Buren, and yet Mr. Fisher is bolster.
ed np by the Jefiersonian as a consisten,
man. Well may it be said that consisten.
cy Is a jewel. With Southern man 10
be an abolltiouist should be one Of The
strongest objections.
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beng Van Buren, minority in Congress
be whips round and votes with the Van
Buren, party, and by this means report
says he succeeded in having part Of his
claims admitted. Now, if he should be
elected what warrant has the Loco Focos
that he will not leave them in the same
ioreh' should an opportunity offer during
his term. None in the world. Then let
no one who is a friend to candor and fair
dealing give support 10 such an individual.
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10 the Free and independent
Voters of Necklcmburg county,

. 4 SENTLEMEN: The time is approaching
I &s and will soon arrive when, in the exercise
OF your tights and privileges you will be expect
Cd TO vote for suitable person 10 fill The Office of
| County Court Clerk, and inasmueh as my name
has been before you for sometime as candidate
deem II my duty to give you brief outline Of
the course would expect 10 pursue should you
think proper to elect me 10 that Office.
The Office itself being one in which the peo.
pie OF the County IN general are equally interes-
ted, 1t appears To me proper, desirable ard more
conducive 10 the public good, that it should be &C.
cupled by man who is honest and cal able, and
who would discharge its duties 10 person end in
such smanner that neither party could take any
exc ptions 10 his course while acting in that ca.
pacity.
Should you elect me viii promise to devote
my hole attention and energies TO the duties Of
the office and TO discharge them in person IL il
can be done by one man. and in such manner
as TO give general satisfaction
Respectfully. 4. GRAHAM.
Charlotte, JutU 1915
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THE SECOND DISTRICT

Every appliance sill be used By tic
Lee Focas u tbis DltYc, 10 elect their
ran Bu NC would ask, how can the
People q this District vote for Charles
E'Aet' Arc hey wiling to elevate Il
a'a q tlr distinguished honor of Rep,
f'teaialse IA Congress ho seems to look
'Yon consistency ia q politician as mat
stai very small moment l. a nan 81
tsh character to be trusted He holds
Ia'i q has GIT 70 change hi. opinions
'poa laofnalion anil reflection. Well,
Efi Il. How are The people 10 know
''i fe has % reai,ty changed from these
aase'l They have only bis bare say so
~ y aud how are the people 10 believe Il
a'a Who !. always changing During
wy Willie 0 candidate for Congress no
foie'scd to be Wing as soonus elected
vas dubbed a Republican and short
aae after claimed as an administration or
% Buren, man, We hold tia, in poll.
~" ression n man should bring forth
'''' mee, for repentance, but in Mr..
'"aef's case his changes has taken place
amer suddenly mud rutha o(leu-ihis sat.
@e' US that he was governed more by a
'a'fe to benefit himself than from any
-'0ee that had come over the spirit Of
= politics. One cause that led TO a dc.
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wings. be on your guard.

We have every reason to believe, thu,
short time before the election this Dis.
tnct will be flooded with handbills, circu.
lars and every species Of stuff calculated
TO deceive. We know that they are IN a
state OF preparation, and we have no doubt
but that they will be withheld until il will
Le too late for the Wings 10 have time to
counieract their baicful influence. We
therefore say TO our Wing friends be on
your guard believe nothing that YOU see
coming from the enemy. Their object
wall be to mlslead and if they courted in.
vestigaion they would no, adopt such a
course. The Wings have nothing 10 fear
Il they viii only be true to themselves and
their principles. And We would urge upon
every Wing to be certain 10 attend The
polls, on The 7lh Of August There is an
apathy existing all over the District, which
our enemies are aware Of, and they hope
10 defeat US BY stirring up the Loco Focos
and our snpineness Every Wing should
always make il matter Of duty, and we
consider It one Of the highest, 10 be pune.
tual 10 attending the polls on the day Of
election. There il no calculating the
that may be involved IN The
giving or the Withholding Of ONE vote.
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pie Of Rowan, L YOU wish 10 learn The
character OF Charles Fisher. But yol
know hir.-you know Charles Fisher and
you know Daniel v Barringer Go 10
the Polls aud make your choice between
them. CANEAf ACTOR.
Mn. Horror Dear Sir We have
had Mr.. Fisher a, this place Col Bar
ger was not heFe-his friends in lre
(lt was annouaced} having made appoI
meats IN that county for him during thl
week. OF course Mr.. F. had il ali
own way. He speaks very long.
people here are disappointed in him
public speaker. lie begins with soft
far professions and great seriousness.
where he is known Ills is all understa
! People have no confidence in The man.
20 TO hear him. Every looked is wald
+ every word distrusted. At Rocky River
on yesterday, learn, be had only about
AZ hearers-hefe strongly democratic he
had some SIS. Most OF his statements are
50 grossly false, that any man may see it.
They destroy the effect ofhis whole speech.
lie talks great deal about the rich and
the poor-the wealth Of manufacturers add
the poverty and degradation Of farmers and
MISUNDERSTANDING and oppression Gold
chains aud iron chains--and di,raus con.
cludes with an eloquent haiangue about
taxing dead child in the craye-an
idea which he put forth numbar Of Years
ngo In print, and which he repeats with
m I = r
there was man present to-day, bul laugh.
ed 70 his sleeve, at his humbug about tax.
alton and oppresslon-eyefy one could feel
that his Statements were untrue. IF MIR.
Fisher is 10 be believed, certainly " Con.
cord Factory Stock will get to PR at
last, since his perambulalions through Ca.
oarTus. lie says 80 much about tho profits
Of manufactures. The Rail Roads are
hobby with him. By the by learn that
(at Rocky River, be said that the State
had no security for Eer loans to these
roads-dId not tell the people that
the stockholders had individually become
responsible. Here he says that, there are
guarantees, but tina, they will &c, out Of
1hem-,hat they are all yoid-and that the
people would be taxed TO pay every dollar of
their debts. Such talk wont do among the
Intelligent people Of Cabarrus. Mr.. Fisher
is not the man for them. His trip through
this county IS Gloves labor lost" We hope
he will try it again at Court, when Col. I
Barringer will be here,
Col. Barringer's friends, personal and
political, IN this county are on the alert
tie viii get sweeping vote IN August.
In haste, yours, &c,
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AMOS WEAVER.

We see II stated that this iudlyldua who
figured so conspicoously at the Loco Foco
Convention helde Mrs. kerr's tavern. is
travelling about some sections Of this dis.
irct elecltonesrng for Charles Fisher. He
has with him supply Of whiskey for those
whose hearts are approachable through
their threats. From the circumstances Of
this man Weaver il is known that he cannot
afford to furnish whskey from his own
means gratis-ittherefore follows Of course
thai Mr.. Fisher or some Of his friends have
furnished him the means for obtaining
whskcy 10 buy votes with. Can the sober
and steady part Of the Democrats be indu.
ced to aid in foistug representative on This
distrlctwhose friends attempt TO accomplish
ii by such means as this. OF its truth we
have no doubt, as il was mentioned to us by
a gentleman who has been in the neighbor.
hood. What d spectacle Amos Weaver
going about with awhiskey cart election.
eerlng Cor Charles Fisher. Shame, where
Is thy blush
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81 The citizens Of Charlotte are re.
caesied 20 meet at the Cour, House on
Saturday next, (io-morro@l nj the ringing
Of the bell, 10 adopt some plan for having
he gave yard pu, 10 decent order and
,acepins /. 50.
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EGaI Nd.
Davidson College.

FENHE Students will be examined on Mon.
H. day and Tuesday, the 28th and goth
instant The Committee of Examination are the
Rev Me'srs. Jacobs, Peacock, Lockridge, Cyrus
johnson and J NJ. Wilson, together with VIM.
L. Davidson and c, w. Harris, Esqs.
On Wednesday, the Both, several Addresses sra
to be delivered publicly, before each Of the Lite
rlry Societies,
The Trustees are expected to meet.
The Commencement will be on Thursday the
3lst instant
July 5, lS45 2w
The Salisbury Waterman is requested to copy.
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LIT ERR AR Y.

FENHE Rev. A. BAKER. of Rocking
r. ham, VIII deliver the Annual Address
before the two Literary Societies and Graduating
Glass Of Davidson College, on Commencement
evening, (Slst instantly
By order OF the Phi.anthropic Society,
JUG 5, l84j. 2w
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CANDIDATE III capAanua.

~ We arc authorized 10 snnounee ROBERT
W FORD. Esq, as candidate fot the Ofice of
coauty Coua Clerk of Ca5anus county, At Tho
ensuing August election.
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To Ncedkam Armfeld and all my other
Creditors:
rEyAkE NOTICE: | have been arrest.
~ ed on a Ca. Sa. at tho instance Of
Needham Armfied and intend TO avail mr. self Of
the benefit Of the Act of Assembly made for the
relief Of nsolvent debtors at the Court House in
Charlotte, on the 1,h Monday instant, being the
week of the County Court of Mscklenhnrg, when
and where you may attend and object if YOU think
At. JAMES KELLY.
July {, 1915 @2
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Dtuess, Caba,rus CO., july 10, ls45,
CELEBRATION AT BROWNS.

4 CELEBRATIONS AT BROWNS,
We had the pleasure Of attending the
celebration of the late anniversary Of our
nations Independence, at Browns muster
ground on the 4th instaut. We hoped
that some one Of the officers of the day
would furnish Us with full account Of their
proceedings; but as that has not been
done, and we have only the regular toasts
drank on The occasion, we must compile
short notice Of the festivities Of the dav
I from our own memory.
/ There was an immense crowd Of per.
sons on the ground, and an unusually large
number Of the fair daughters of MeckIen.
burg and the adjacent County Of Lincoln,
present The Steele Creek Cavalry, and
two or three Volunteer Companies were
on parade, reviewed in handsome STYLE
by Brigadier. general W. H. Neal. As
soon as the reviewing was over, process.
sion was formed, and the people marched to
tho stand. After an impressive PRAYER
from the Rev. Mr., Waits, the Declaration
Of Independence was read in clear and
distinct voice Mr.. Thos. F. Porter, and
handsome Grafton pronounced by W. r.
Myers, Esq. Al he conclusion Of the al.
dress, the following Regular Toasts were
read from the stand BY Nj. Thomas P.
Grler;
REGULAR TOASTS
l. The day ,re celebrate: May each re-
turn Of it fad US improving in morality and
intelligence, watching with fostering care
tAe Fi2h legacy bequeathed 10 US by our
fathers 3 cheers Music
2. The Memory Of George Washington
- Music.
8. The Heroes Of ME Repolonon No.
bic champions IN the cause for freedom
their splendid achievements are regis.
Tered in history as a guide to poserty.-
Music.
j. Our Country May our motto ever
be" OGr couutry, our whole country, and
nothing but our counIry."-[5 cheers
Music,
S. The Army and Nary Of the Uaited
States May they never bring d.shonor on
the "sares and strjpes."-[6 cheers
Music.
8. The Constitution of the L, s. : The .
only safe guard of our Liberties. May i,
ever be held sacred.-[3 cheers -Mrsic.
:, The President IF he United States
Music.
S. The Gorernor II the Safes Music |
9. May the freedom of elections be pre-
served the trial by Jury maintained, and .
the Liberty OF the Press secured TO The /
latest posterily.-[4 cheers-Music.
10, May we act in such 4 manner that !
our posteilty may cherish and emulate our .
example, as we have done those who have |
gone before us 7 cheers Music.
H. The Farmers and Mechaaics: The /
mighty engine tina. sets every wheel in
notion 5 cheers Music.
10. The Old North State.
" Carolina Carolina Heavens blessings
attend her,
While we live we will cherish and love
and defend her."- IS cheers-Music.
IS. The Fair Ser:
IT'S they who nerve our counlry's care,
And urge her patriots on to dare.-l Ia
cheers Music.
Afler the reading Of each Toast, the !
Monumental Band of Charlotte, poured
forth their delightful music. Dinner then
came on, and after despaching that, and
listening to few airs played by the Band,
the vast concourse Of people commenced
vending their way homeward, all seem.
ingly delighted with The festivities Of the
day - JefersonidH,
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years cd, IhEee White teet, blaze IN BIS 1ls s,lD
short tail. Said horse was got from LAO. Todd.
ne5oo MN from h.b Marcus nas h. mile, sSovs
lass ,nhsn m VIZ" ~ as,inarel in AZ Likely go un'
ment's Hotel or information given me- SO tnst
can &C, him again, hbsral reward will be gwen.
DAVID WEANT.
July u, lei5. t42
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the dispensationa Of PFoyi5epcs.
able are his judgments and his waSsN
out" But how affective to community
now Distressing TO near relatives and dear friends
70 behold one Of their number taken fiom their
,h.ost as IA moment while tho prospect of a
long und useful and honorable life were so fair
ana promising His prosperity in business hiti.
e'lo and his generous support Of all who had the
ordinary claims Of society or relationshpsupo
aih, were evidence for him that had lie lived to
We IuH age Of man, he ould have been 10 the
community IN which he lived pillar as v ell asan
ornament kndbeared and alniable in his dis
position, and gentemanly in his department, mono
knew HIM but to admire ,his. character-none as.
soclated with him but he had their esteem and
mat trait Of character which is the foundation Of
all astlng prosperity, and which gives lustre to
all the other virtues vas nndeniablF his and Tia.
IS honesty. For his manly virtues and engaging
manners, his praise was as extensive as f is 40.
quaintance. Bot while we have hecn thus sud.
Denly and mournfully deprived Of himself, he has
ieit 10 our town, and especially TO bis youthful
companions, an example Of those virtues which
ennobla and dignity human nature, worthy Of eli
imitation.
The dear delights wo here enjoy.
And fondy call our own,
Are bot snort fayors borrowed now
To be repaid anon" <...
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SPECULATION IN INDIAN LANDS.

SPECULATION IN INDIAN LANDS.
Mir. Fisher has been Fpecuating largely in In.
dssn lands and il reports 90 true he has been gull.
ty OF practising frauds upon tho Indians The
facts Of these frauds we learn were laid before
Congress in 1889 by member from Mississippi.
They were published IN : document in the form
Of deros.tlons taken before committee Of the
State Legislature, and sent through the country,
but none came into our possession. We expect
in few days to be able TO obtain some nlorma.
ton relative to this Transaction, wAea we shall
lay il before cur readers
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IT Col NJ Baringer viii address the eill.
gems Of Cabarrus on next Tuesday, being Tuosday
of Coult, and on Monday the 2sth ne will ad
dress tie citizens of Meckeubutg. Nj FlsAe5
will also be present.
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Sts'aged,

ENRON the subscriber on the 9Th
IL instant, living 5 miles fro1
Charlotte, on the Mason's Es
Road. n brown HORSE.
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pie Of Rowan, .f you wish TO learn The
character OF Charles Fisher. But you
know kin-you know Charles Fisher and
you know Daniel v Barringer Go 10
the Polls aud make your choice between
them. CANEAr ACTOR.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcArIoN

FLouRThe market since the arrival Of the last steamer
has been quiet and the transactions mited buyers only
taking they want for immediate use with sales Ge.
Desee at 81 65 10; Ohio nd Michigan at 81 So
GRaIS-Wheat, 500 bushels North Carolina sold a, SIS
cts Rye none offering and de and 6s freely of.
ierng 90 cts coud be obtained. Corn but few samples
OF southern ofesg at 80 81 cts No northern Jer-
sey Oats have improved, with fair demand al ~
cs canal 80 80 cts Barley g. 65 good LOT at
&c cts.
MAsurAcruREp ToBAcco-The demand SO far this fall
has been good and at steady prices which will likely
continue So The growing crop of leaf in Virginia will
De smaller than in some years and is thought Of
good quality as heretofore, which must continue to keep
the prices OF the manufactured article they
not tend to advance them. No twist a Q. ct N,
DO a9 cts No do 8! cts; No is Jumps frv.u d
II cts; No. 81 do Is cts; ladies' twist i3 Is cts
pounds cavendish from a 40 cts to quality.
PRovsIoNs-Pork, Ohio heavy and sales limited with
decline. Mess sl4; prime Sii Beef no change Lard
=! cts. bbls 81 cts kegs. Tallow Il Il; cts Hams
cts without change Butter not quite good with bet.
er receipts western store Ia Is cts dairy IL Is
Orange county - % cts.
TEAs-importcd in the ships Lucas and America
Terms notes at months
Hysonlo half chests at 81 0s per ID do Mt el cts %
chests 81. -
Young Hyson hf chests S. 20 do TO- es do ss 50 10
90 l02 do I6 10 do 37 1874 do 81 20 do 36 4o do 33
100 do a. - do sa 65 DO 81 55 do 80 III 10 81 do
l2s do 2s 1874 do ~ 26@ ST. do 90 10 do 25. o6s
do u.s. 10 do 23 10 each l7h bxs a l4o l3b bxs
23t, i4l5 hf chests withdrawn.
Hyson Skin hf chests 6l Is do So 10 do So chests
co. 70 do 46 80 do 40, hf do a. 81 chests Al 80 do "a
"a do %, l5 do -, 20 do %, l2s do withdrawn.
Gunpowder-l2 nj chests 81 TO- 10 do 81 10, s DO 81
~ ~ -, ~ ~ oo, ~ w oos, cans each
49lb bxs 81 Is, loo 1913 bxs As cts 201 Glib bxs as so
cans l2 2ib cans 52 200 l3b bxs and 200 Glib bx with
drawn.
Imperial 10 hf chests 90, IL do So do 77i is cans
each l6t bxs ST. 200 Glib bxs 49 cts cans u 2b
cans 52J
Chulan-5s hf chests IS, $50 do a2..
Oolong-li chests Go.
Ming, ong 10 chests ls, I22 chests withdrawn
kokew-i0 chests 25 60 do 2I do % do 90 27i 60
withdrawn
souchong-loo chests 24 10 do 3D. l7s hf do y; l54
do 90 543 do withdrawn.
Mohea- 10 hf chests 22t; l53 do withdrawn.
Csssia-l300 mats at l7t cts per ID.