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Showing o falling off

But the fact lie, Bs shown ~ the states
ncnt Of The Register Of he Treasury, on
the 68ih page of the Annual Report Of Sc.
c.elaTy Walker, that the aggregate of rev.
enue for 1s45, as above given, is not cor.
! reci-and il Mr.. Walker bad been familiar
with the documents emanating from his own
office, ha would have known that i. was er.
roneous. After the correction Of the er.
rors referred TO, the amount Of revenue for
lS45 is abou, twenty.six millions and half
| instead OF twenty. seven and half, as sta
ted BY Mr. Secretary Walker Indeed,
Mr.. Evans shows that there has been an
Unprecedented uniformity in tho importa'
tons, aud consequently in the revenue,
since the enactment of the present tariff.
Il did not 60 fairly into operation until the
spring Of 1S43-and what have been the
results in regard TO revenue The first
year, ending the 50.h OF June 1874, it
brought Into the Treasury, in round num-
bers. the sum of s25. $780, 900
The Cd year, June 1s45,) 26,60o 600
The Sd year, {June lS46,) 26,6ol,eoo
"Here [says Mr.. Evnns1 are three sue.
ceSStNe wears IN NnlCn Iuo du'OeHA iSSSA'Su
into the Treasury scarcely varies. There
are no such other three gears to be found
in cur history, nor any thing approaching
10 them. Search our statute.books from
beginning TO end, and you look in vain for
any ether law whose operation has been SO
uuiiorm--so steady. During those three
years We have had none oil those evils that
result from excessive importatlons-ons
year excessive impoFtations, next year d.
mInished importations-embarrassIng the
whole business Of the country, aud the IMAM
cial affairs Of the Government" In order
still more strikingly TO show tho benefits
that have resulted from this abused and an
a,hematized system, lei US exhibit, by way
OF contrast, the fluctuations, both 10 reVe.
nuo and in the imporIauons, for several
years preceding its enactment. Mr. Evans
statements exhibit the following exiraordi'
nary resulis-for such they will doubtless
appear to all who may for the FIRST uue see
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DIRECT TAXES COMING

The Washington correspondent Of tho
New York Journal Of Commerce 10 free
trade pupeL writes:
The Union expresses the opinion
that the tariff bill will yield twcaty ghI
millions. Ii is q very exIfayagant est.
mate, and far exceeds that Of the Secre,a.
~. Mr.. Mckay is probably more nearly
correc, in his estimates Of twenty three
and half millions, which he says VIII DO
enough. The truth is, as Mr.. Mckay I'D
m.lted, i; is q matter Of guess.woik. II
must be tested by experiment. The result
must DO that the increasing expenditures Of
The Government cannot DO me, by duties
on imports alone. Some new sources Of
reyenuo must be devised. The revenue
from lands will, Cor two years, hardly equal
the expense Of their management, the ex.
linction Of Indian titles, &c. in the bound
less territories OF the West, which have
come, or are soon 10 come, under the de-
nomination Of the public lands. The es'
tnates Of two and quarter millions from
tie lands is quite enough, at all events.
Direct tdzes must ultimately, aud before
long, be resorted TO-"
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THE TARIFF.

A Washington letter to the Alexandria
Gazette, OF the 22j inst, says, there appears
to DO a sort OF d" hope, against hope that
the tariff bill will, by some means or other
be defeated. The readiness Of lie friends
Of the bill, to take the vote, however, al any
moment, the writer thinks, does not favor
the conclusion. A compromise bill, a brIei
outline Of which is given by the correspond
en-, of the Baltimore American, may be sub
mlited, it is thought, by Mr.. Webster or Mr..
Simmons-but this 10 doubtful, and il is still
more so, whether, ii il be offered, il can pass.
This bill retains specific duties, but reduces
considerably the rates; and it also imposes
duty upon tea and coffee, which is TO be Ia.
ken of after the conclusion Of the Mexican
war. 1t is to DO the scheme Of the Penn.
sylyania Locos-and il is rumored lha, Mr..
Calhoun sIil support II.
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THE OREGON TREATY.

The Philadelphia North American, re.
ceived last evening, contains the Oregon
Treaty, preiaCed by the Presidents Mes
sage to the Senate, by long letter from MIR.
McLane to Mr.. Buchanan, and by some 9th.
er documents. AS the injunction OF secre
cy has not been removed by the Senate, we
cannot conjecture by wheat means these pa.
pers have been obtained. In the Message
the Prcsiden. declared .ha, If the Senate
should not advise the &C cep,auce of the Brit
ish proposition, or should refuse to &C, up.
OH the subject, he should reject il.
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Type Foundry and Printers Fur
nlshiug warehouse.

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u NEW TYPE FOUNDRY ~ the
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FANCY TYPE, aud every article necessary TOT
Printing Office.
Tue Type, which arc cast in new moulds, from
IN entirely new set OF materials, with deep coun.
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Printing Presses furnished, aud also steam In
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NIB A Maahinist is constantly IN, attendance
10 repair Presses 10 Do light work.
Editors of newspapers, who will buy three
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give the above VIZ months insertion ~ their pa
ters, and send their papers containing 1t to th'
Subscribers
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October 3, lst5. 81 ON
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REVOLUTIONARY OFFICERS AND SOL.
DIERS IN NORTH CAROLINA EMIT.
TIED TO BOUNTY LANDS.

The Hon. Mr.. Stephens of Georgia has
published list Of those revolutionary sol.
dlers IN Virginia, North and Carolina, and
Georgia, whose bounty loads have never
vet been claimed. The GLOWING is the
North Carolina list. Ia case Of the death
Of any OF the persons, their descendants ore
entitled 10 the land.
NORTH CAROLINA.
OEeers- Lieut.. Thomas Clark. Capt. Micajah
Lewis, Lieut.. jesse sliced.
PrivGtes-Gideon Aikens. Samuel Baxter
Joseph Brown, John Bailey, VIM Bryant, Chas
bright, Layman Barks, Giles Bowers, Dempsey
bryan, David Chester, Levi Golfer WIN. Cole
John Camper. Isaac Clarke Philip Dean, John
| EtLcrage, Abraham Fowler. James Faulks Johr
Graham, Joseph Gurley, Samuel Gamer, John
GIL William Griffin, Peter EIudsock, Richard
Ilsrdwick, Joshua Harvey, James Elukins, Foun.
tain Joufdan, Josiash Jones. Edward King, Fran.
els Larho, John Leach, Isaac Lewis, Bennett
Morgan, Solomon Middleton, Daniel McFgtor,
Morris Moran. Roger MeCraw, Arthur MELON.
aid, WIN. cIntlte, Philip Mason, Henry Millor,
Nehemiah Pravey. John Plau, WIN. Pofford
Vim. Price, Richard Roberts, Cornelius Ryan,
John Simpson. Robert Scayer. james S.ks, John
Suinger, John Shepard Samuel simpson David
Sweat, sampson Sykes, VIM. Thomas, Anthony
Toney, Dempsey Underdoo Low W ggins Ben
ilmn White, John Wells, Lott Watson, John
Murd
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PARTY TRICKS

/, is trick Of party to call public a;;on.
ton TO the affairs Of the Raleigh & Castor
Rail Road, and falsely cha &c that the peo.
pie must be taxed 10 make up for the loss
SEES Of the State, that they may not notice
the taxes from Fifty 10 a hundred Millions
of Dolldrs, per annum, that Polk is laying
upon The people Of the States, and 10 raise
which he must soon have recourse 10
direct tar. If the people we're even to
lose the amount OF the loan to the Road,
i, would be but trife compared with Mr.,
Folks tax.
And what are these taxes for ! The
Road tax is to help the trade and industry
Of the country. Mr.. Folks tax is the re.
suit Of ambitious and party policy, We
60 on the supposllon tina, the State IS to
loss by the Road, though she cannot lose
dollar, nor will the people ever be taxed
on that account. But admitting il So
Just look at the patriotism and honesty of
the Democratic party in this State. They
pretend to be Mortified OF the prospects of
raising u hundred thousand dollars on ac-
count Of the prosperity Of the State at large
but express no alarm al the prospect of be.
ing obliged to raise hundred million, the
result Of the ambitious schemes Of their
lGicobln leader-Polk.
And this is called Democracy this is {
professed regard for the interests Of the
people. Call IT the Polk Democracy, the
Rynders Democracy, the Josiash O. Wat
sen Democracy, tho Holden Democracy, or
any thing else but never pretend that this
is the Democratic republicanism Of tho JEFF
fcrsonian School. Independent
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lfany thing is TO be done to avert tho
danger now threatening the protective sys-
tenn, it must DO done by those conservative
Senators who, in more instances than one
during tho present session, have repealed
party dlctation, vindicaied their own indie.
pendence and patriotism, and saved the
country from much calamity. BY a union
among these intelligent and high-minded
statesmen, the hurtful features Of the new
bill NAV be removed, or a new one subsli.
luied IN its place, based on the principle Of
safe and judicious compromise, by which
the great interests OF domestic labor may
be saved from destruction, a sufficiency oil
revenue secured, and all moderate and rea-
sonabe men satisfied.-BdA, American.
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A NEW VOLUME
tF
THE WEEKLY MIRROR
wtLL COMMENCE
The First Week in April,

NMJ HEN sonc important Improvements wil
w he made in rs character and appearance
Ii u the determination Of the proprietor 70 make
il, from the date OF the Nav VoLuME, the very
BEsr LirEk,KY JouRNkL N ANLRIcA, and TO car.
~ out the plan, no pains Or expense will be spar.
Cd The Begging SystsUL much in vogue with
some OF the periodicals. OF the day, will not be 70.
he'd 90 ~ tie editorial department Of the NEw
Yogk MlRRoE; and what the editor aud his as.
sistanis cannot produce themselves, authors Of
real talon, and gonlus viii be literally paid for
writing. We shall be- adj giyc copious toR-
ElGN and DOMESTIC JURISPRUDENCE,
Of the very highest character and style, with q.
RlGINAL TALES ana ESSAYS not surpassed
by any other Journal.
MIR. WILLIS'S ENGAGEMENT 10 contrib
ute Two ARTICLES each week still exists, and Will
continue during the next volumc.
The Elegant Quarlo Form Of the Mirror, will
bind up in Two Handsome Volumes at the end
Of the year, we'll worth preserving as faithful and
spirited Literary Records OF the Time. itwiil be
handsomely printed on fine paper manufactured
for the express purpose, and viii be forwarded by
the earliest mails, IN strong wrappers, 10 every
part of the United States and Canada. Postage
free within thirty miles OF New York,
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TO PRINTERS.

NyIlE Subscriber has for sale, al his
u, place 8 miles East Of Raleigh, one
Font Of SMALL. PlCA, 3Ol lbs. which has been
some time In uso, LhoIgh not much worn. Inc
bopfe,uo Court Reports for l545 were printed on
THIS letter, aud il has not been used since. This
Font will be sold for SOS, CASH including cases
Also. $50 lbs. LONG PRIMER on Small Pea
body. This Fou, ia nearly new, aud will! sold
foT $40, including cases. Any person, who takes
both Fonts, can have them Cor $3.50, Cash, OF ne
goIiabs paper a, the Bank Of The State.
7. LORING
May 90, 1910. ~
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VOLUME XVI.
T. J. HOLTON,
EDITOR. PROPRIETOR q PUgLHili..,.
TERMS:

TERMS:
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paid in adUdRee. THREE DOLLARS u mol
paid pithiH sir months and THREE DOL
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III after the aspiration Of the ysar. No paPe'
discontinued until all srreargges ave paid CT.
csgi al the option Of the Editor
ar Advertisements inserted al One Dollar per
square, (l6 hines or less. this sired type) or The
6ra insertion. and 25 cents for each eoHiinH-
anee. Court advertisements and Stsri6's Sales
charged IS per cent. higher; and a deduction u
30. per cent wiH be nude from TIE regulsr pr
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Inserted monthly or quarterly q per squire foT
each fine. Stni.R.0atAiy IS cents per square
for each time.
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RAnIES IN CHURCH.

The Editor of the Ptt.burg Chronicle,
fer ought we knew bachelor, thus dis.
courses Of the improperly Of taking babies
10 church.
Babies are fine things in their places
We like them at horne in their nursery
the only proper place Cor that class Of Ju'
venies coming under the denomination OF
Babies. But 10 church, babies are NUS
anccs. Now Growing, now crying, con-
stanlIy keeping up some noise or other,
they distract the attention Of the audience,
and disturb the nerves Of the speaker
Gingerbread viii sometimes keep them
quiet, but not often. Babies never sleep
in church-not they. They are as wide
awake as weasels, but by no not means as
still. Some fond mothers take their ba.
bies to church for the purpose Of showing
them. This is bad policy. Nobody ex.
cept doating parents, ever sees any beauty
in babies al church. We never saw baby
vet, however smart oil home, that did credit
10 itself in public assembly. 1t would
be sure to do something TO make every DO.
dy hate it before meeting was half over
Mothers, therefore, who wish to preserve
the character Of their babies, should never
take them to church or in a stage COACH
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Tie Philadelphia Sentinel, decided
Locofoco paper, thus speaks Of the com.
mercIa policy Of the administration =
A." The Warehouse system is British all o.
yer; British workmen arc to make the
goods, British Agents TO sell them, British
ships are TO carry them, British catpen-
,ers, riggers, bIacksmilhs, &c. arc TO build
tho British ships, British captains to com.
mand them, and British sailors 10 tnan
them, and the only thing that is American
connected with this system, is that Amori'
can money is 10 pay for this British device
10 impoyeiish cur country. Our Amer.
lean merchants will probably then not i'm.
port on their own account from England,
and may have no occasion for building A.
mertcdn vessels"
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Of al kinds should the demand warrant IT,
As he intends 10 sell entirely ior cash bis arti-
cies arc offered 70 the public al the lo.est ratee.
lie boPcs The ladies will give ham call. Mrs,
lioliOn y u BE- IN Attendance 10 wait on them.
The subscriber hopoo w afording his articles,
~hlla ara 81 the best qualiy, low ,or cash, 70
merit share Of public patronage.
THOS j IIOLTON.
Oct 3lst. lS45
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CHARLOTTE N. c. AUGUST u 1916.
UNGENERouS ISSUE.

II is the custom with the administration
presses 10 excite an envious feeling against
tho manufacturers, because, (as il is as
ser,ed) they make from forty to fifty per
cent prom. But wha, il they do? II
they afford cloth TO the consumer for one.
fourth the price a, which i, was formerly
obtained from abroad, why should their
profits be an objection while our saving IS
so gteatl II tho manufacturer makes 10
per ceui. on his investment, he enables the
farmers aud other consumers TO save three
or four hundred per cent on the money paid
out for manufactured articles Of necessity
and comfort
This is an issue both ungenerous and
unjust. We have heard Of como who had
rather the profits Of manufactured articles
should 90 to enrich old England than New
England. For such mean and uupatriol.
enough for any one 10 feel the contempt
"h1ch suCh people merit, without saying
any thing abou. il.
Mr.. Stewart, Of Pennsylvania, in o
speech delivered in the House Of Repre-.
sentatVes, on the 9Th Of May last. sall
be would rejoice to see the South as pros
porous and happy as the North. They
have all the elements Of wealth and profu.
sion around them-the raw material and
bread siuiiS, minerals and water.power IN
abundance, running 10 wasle. Iio recon.
mends that they follow The example OF the
North and in their prosperity. Instead Of
rePining and complaining that the North IS
rich and prosperous, making forty or fifty
per cen, profit on their capital, whilst the
South realized but four or five, let tho
southern people 60 to the hammer, tho
loom, the furnace end the forge, and be.
come prosperous IN their turn.--Indepea.
dent.
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THE LADIES vs.. BOWLING ALLEYS.

On Friday morning, the 10Th Of July,
between the hours of one and two, about
forty ladies' from the village of Utica, Mich.
igan, secretly assembled, proceeded TO a
bowling alley, armed with axes, hatcheis,
hammers, &C., and completely demolished
it. They had viewed this insdlous foe to
their domestic peace for some time with
an anxious and jealous eye; and having
waited in vain for some legal proceeding
aguns, it, determined for once to take the
law into their own hnnds. They went at il
with much spiri, and energy; hacked the bed
of the alley, tore down the walls, RACED the
roof TO the ground, and finished with
trampling upon and breaking to pieces the
roof. The building was so feet long, and
this work of destruction was accomplished
in little less than IN hour !-Detroi!
Daily Adr.
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COgniac Brandy

For medical purposes, for sale by The bottle
4. J. HOLToN.
Ipril ., 1876,
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AGENTS

AGENTS.
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Grocery and Confectionery
Sfnrc,

where he intends keeping nearly every article per
tanning 70 the business should his encourag cement
warrant il. lie has now o. haad The following
aIiiclca. viz:
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Permanent School.

AIcy eHdriaMa academy,
MfeIieas ~ =. 10 uitles N5rfk e Chai0t'
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0.\,,tfHS

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Much praise is lavshed upon Gen. De-
sha, of Alabama, who with his gallant
corps of volunteers from tina, State, was
tho first officer who reported himself to
Gen. Gaines, in Now Orleans-,he first
who reported himself to Gen. Tay and
the first who crossed the Rio Grande and
entered Barita. The las, compliment was
conceded TO By Col. Wilson, who com
manded the force which took possession oil
that town, as deserved tribute of respect
for his uncommon zeal aud activity.
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CONNECTS
Pain Extractor,

k0r The cure 0I Barns. Sealds. Bruises
cuts. Piles. Ssli Rheam. Bsrhen' IlrA
Cons, and general SOEes Of I'll tinds-
from rwO 70 FIGHT HINES IEGS
nErosE, Or nsihing il he assr Is net 4.
lighted with it.
\ sEsirlr ilaf rseEy fs1alls nassa eess.tts q
g., -sable Nhsa ihry kGgM l. possE sss
\, " l.as hFEstsfsr ben sd i0a La
o Trarh al @. tsses, a.. -, - - -
Nilh .isw tai .irh ana - =. go
IN fara every human ising mss :. T,s.-.-l'
and I'll Who 81 il sl,sll have tie IN. ~
thea Il lhsy arg nos delighied Nth is -.
assem-. WiihOui he possibility Il sOlslEsol.lA
that all BrRNs sud ScALns, INST ElTIas.,
SaEr. ell OF ife.h. and al external Isir. al
arhes. no nsAtisT WhrFe. shall ts Erdaerd 10 ~.
fort ~ iG in I've Misunderstanding he. hh,A. q
scar. No burn can he fatal il lhls j. aEphrd, a.
les Ito .iials are destroyed n lie arridsnl. h
i lEnly marieai 10 spTesFsnss. IN II siscts N.
auire for Comets Magical fsin Extractor Sch,
1t conrsaosk 4 Co.'S, 81 cmilsnai slrti Ne
ierk. Price IS cents. or four tinss - mueh e.
SO cents, shd near ten times - murh for Dolsr
i certain quantity Is given every dsy 10 4 .
poor in New ivFk. snd there % not . 10y lltr
wears old in the city. hut esn tel I'll absut 1,
wonderful exlFaciOT of all pain.
sud. wholesale. l'y Ccmsiock & TO-. 81 Cor.
lsndt slTeei, New iuEk; and BY u. Heart. Hill.
borough. Dr. James Young, OafoEd, aud J. In.
Sloan. GrrensbOmugh.
February n. e.