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Bonaparfe Monsieur lie Compile de
Poignac had been raised to honor by
Bonaparte; but. from some unaccountabe
motive, betrayed the trust his patron re-
posed in him. As soon as Bonapare
discovered the perfidy, he ordered Polig-
nae TO be put under arrest. Next day he
was to have been tried. and in all proba
bility would have been condemned, as
his guilt was most undoub,ed. In the
interim. Madame Polignac solicited and
and obtained an audience of The emperor.
Il am sorry, madame. for your sake said
he, that your husband has been implica
ted in an affair which is marked through
out with such deep ingralilude. He
may no. have been so gully as your ma
jesty smpposes. said the countess. DO
you know yonr husbands signature!'
asked the emperor, as he took letter
from his pocket. and presei - il to her.
Madame de Polignac has,il lanc ed over
the letter. recognised the writing. and
tainted. As soon as she recovered, Bon
apar.e, offering her the letter, said, Take
it, it is the only legal evidence against
your husband; there is fire beside you.
Madame de P. eagerly seized the impor-
tan, document. and in an instan, commit
ted i, 10 the flames. The life of Polignac
was saved; his honor il was beyond the
power even of the generosity of an empe-
ror to redeem.
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QuGOeC.--I VI vie lbIlOWlHS
Of Quebec we are indebted to the CORES
pondence of The Boston Traveller:
Dear Traueier: have been nearly
week in this city. so famed in the history
Of America for the battle between the
French and the English armies in 1859.
| was struck with its romantic scenery
the majestic appearance of Cape Diamond
and its forlifications-the position of the
city on so lofty rock-the cupolas and
spires sparkling in the sun-,he magnlti
cen, ST. Lawrence, whose CLASSY waters
appeared like sheet of pure sllver-ihe
precipice Of rugged rock, 300 feet high,
dividing the Upper from the Lower town,
and the parklike scenery Of the sur
rounding country filling the mind of the
traveller with feelings of the most pro-
found grandeur.
Quebec was settled by Chonplain in
1908. One reason for emigra,ing with
number OF his brethren from France was
TO trade in fnrs with the Indians; another
was, to propagate religion as taught by
the Roman catholics. and civlize the
heather by bringing them TO worship the
true God. Champain was often heard
to saw that sihe salvation Of one soul was
of more value than the conquest OF an
empire visited the spot where he first
pitched his ten, on landing in the New
World, il was under a venerable tree
which is now in existence near the Eng
Iish Cathedral. is touching relic Of olden
time, and perhaps the only representative
of the ancien, forest. The trade in furs
was well established in 1899, when a
party of Nuns called the H0spitoieres,
emigra,ed from France TO Qiebec.-
These ladies established the Hotel Dieu
Hospital.
Quebec is strongly fortified place,
and is universally acknowledged TO be Sc
cond to none in the world but Gibraltar
| The CITY is surrounded by lofty wall Of
| hewn stone. constructed chiefly with
regard 10 durability. Cannon mounted,
ready for action, round the whole of these
/ walls. The town is divided into three
parts, the Upper and the Lower. and the
/ Suburbs. Immediately above the Lower
Town is the Grand Battery on which Is
mounted range of twenty one guns,
CARRYING thirty two pound balls, pointing
to the entrance Of the harbor, and capable
of commanding it beneath. such number
so near to each other. appeared to me
like so many wild beasts in the act OF
bouncing on their prey.
Nearly four hundred feet above the
river. on the highes. point of Cape Dla-
mond, is the Citadel, well known to the
intelligent reader as the Gibraltar OF Anne
RIGA. have visited ii. Il is indescrib
ABLY strong. and | would advise travellers
not 10 omit visiting it. West of this Is
The memorable place called the Plains OF
Abraham, on which the battle OF Quebec
was fought by the French and Engllsl
armies commanded by Gen. Wolfe To-
the English. and Gen. Montcalm for the
French | visited the spot where Gen
Wolf fell in the battle. There Is small
pillar erected with short inscription
Here died Wolfe victorious, this i
about two miles from the Citadel. There
are four towers between this and the city
In The Upper Town is the Governor
Garden, where now stands monumen
in memory OF both these Generals.
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PHYSIC Il SURGERY.
%H' HOUGHTON, Offers his Profess
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JESSE WILLIAMS Sec'y Of Territory.
"The several papers Of the Terrific
ry are requested to publish the foregoing
proclamation for three successive weeks,
The bills for which should be presented to
the State Legislature.
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nuTCuhlS>' )
Vertical Water - heel.

EN consequence Of Tie very great pap3lauly
Il which these Wheels have attained BY the use
Of nearly 1000 OF them IN ditlsF,u. parts Of t5e
country, thu Subscribers have sod about lbl
Rights Ia North Carolina, 80 Of which arg 10 tan
and successful operation IN Cumberland County
when properly introduced they nearly double
the value o.. the MIL and quantity 81 work ggu.
eraily Tar exceed the most sangu.ue expectations
Ji the owners, many Of whom are gentlemen de.
tugulsAcd lot their science and practical sAiis
Who have atiesttd 70 the value OF this Improve
meut The Wheels are more durable. and more
easily kgp, in order, when properly put tg,taef,
than tue common F.utter Wheel Ih,y ali Save
guc-thifd u the waller, aud run well % harA wa
Ter Nheu there Is i head above. lht speed " the
saw IS increased 10 more than dJutlc the strokes
per WIuutc.
The price Of an individual nsll ior 1ae pair 81
" btels, Is $50.
We tl.lr, among others, rs tie lull5wine gentle.
men, SOM, OF y h8m have bad the NAc,li lu olc-
hon II months or more, aud ftJu many III whom
sc have received certificates highly approving q
these Whutl., aud stating that thor SAYS, alsl
tais Improvement. cut 25ua, $500. $500, anl even
as h.gA Is 5000 feel DAY, aceJiaag .l a.e DgAg
Vi water.
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From the Olirg Branch.

WHY SHOULD WE USE ASHES.
We w,lleIl you why. lathe drst place,
ashes, according 10 the most accurate and
correct analysis, contain a variable proper.
tion OF sulphaies, slhca,es, phosphaIes aud
carbonates Of lime, With phosphates OF pot
ash, soda, lime aud msguesia, together 9Th
other substances 10 smaller, ye, important
quoutlies. They are also found 10 contain
mach Of tmperfeciIy burned carbonacoous
matter, (charcoah) In ashes, therefore,
The scientific reader will at once perceive
that be has all or nearly all the materials
Of which some pIanIs, especially wheat, are
composed. II will seem,' says dislin
gUis1ed writer, 'tba! ashes, mixed VITA the
so', viii supply tie greater part Of the sub.
stance Of wheat
We know several farmers who refuse 10
dispose Of Their huu.e ashes % any terms.
Formerly they were IN tho babtt Of selling
them at the mere nominal prce Of u shll-
ing or niuepence per bushel and we're
| glad to get rid of them at this rate but
they are as ready no" TO buy at twice that
price.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A
prli Term, l546.

Henry Owens and others,
u I appearing to the ssusfaction Of the Court
q that Robert Shepherd aud wife Sarah. de.
PENDANTS IN this case, ssidcs beyond the limits Of
this State His Asrtfgfe ordered by he Court thot
publication be made tor six weeks IN the Char
loue Journal notifying the said defendants to be
and appear at the next Court Of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions 70 be held for the County Of Union,
at the Court House IN Monroe, on the lst Monday
in July utIt, then and there to plead, answer,
Or dsnur u plaintiffs petition or It will b. heard
expatc as to them, und Judgment rendered uc-
cordiugly.
Witness Hugh Stewart, Clerk Of our said
Court, Al Office, the lst Monday in April A. d.
1916, aud IN the 7Uth year Of American Indcpen.
dcnce.
HUGH STEWART, c. L. c. c.
Printets Fee o. G2l. t35
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DIR. TAYL0EE's
BalSam of lIiyerWOrt,

For tAe cure Of Coughs, Collie, C1flrrl, Astitq4
Whoopng Cough, Bronchitis. Lirr Complaint
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az Ills remedy Is invaluable and uurqaaIlcd -
-. Il is purely vegetable snd highly modici-
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ducts, BY many 20 justly feared aud dreaded is
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edge Of its properties, and the wonderful succcss
which has attended il, even N d,lisult aud az.
grayatcd cases, for nearly ten years, during ahch
it has been in use, the Proprietor raels no hestan
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who unfortunately may have occasion to resort 20
some means Of recovery PHysicans not uofre.
quontly use It IN their practice, and With the Med
zeal Faculty generally, it has met with mueh
more than ordinary appreciation.
Ccruheates and Testimonials could ba furnish.
cd IN abundance from the highest and most r..
sPcciable sources, Of persons who either have bcca
greatly relieved by it, or entirely recovered rom
affections Of the Lungs and Liver, but We insert
only the fall0Hing.
COhsHhPTION AND RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED
hereby certify Ulut !sst August, vas attack.
ed with violent aud pr7f4se hcnorrhage from the
Lungs, severe cough, with the oKpectoration Of
much mucous, pain IN the hoad, soreness N the
'''1h'i otu D'HsI uIbFcH5lhB BymplOns bought
bottle OF DR.. lsylof's Baisam Of Liyerwort from
31j, Bosery, which, under the blessing Of Prov.
donce, gave me immediate relief It's effect has
been such IN my case, that ! cauno, too highly
praise i, CilAS. l.. SMITH,
April 6, ls4]. li1 1iIefy a.. Erooklrn.
For common Cold and Cough,this is one Oft
the very best remedies ever discovered.
N. b. There is spurious and counterfeit ,rti.
Gle aiioat thereore 30 catefui to ret the genuine
which is from 37j Bowety, Ny.
VA Fresh supply Of the above Medicine lust
received and for sale a, the Charlotte Drug Store.
by OATES
May 90, ls45. 33,f
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Removal.

TERs. MARY WINSTON informs ..
Va and tie public generally tha,.t
kcn a room al Mrs Glliesp.te, aLrte $50
happy To- wod upon her 'uyrds She tt,.a.
thanks ioi the LIBERAL encouragement she +.
ceiyod and hopes y constant end,atafs
TO MORT continuance oi the fatIic pa,r 8.
ipui 2. ! sic.
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NOTICE.

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II note OF hand given To Josisb Hodge +
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drawn twelve months se5' date, a. am q
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IiUGlI II. sIBhi4t
dgui 30, 1916. 3.rp
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Law Card.

ER SAFFOLD Il J. NJ BOILING waia
u a. tcc IN tho Couuso DallaY and i,yra.
and IN tho adjoining Counties, also 40 l.e :
Promo Court. Address. SaiIoid a Bo.as.
Pleasant Hill, Dallas county, or Illync''~
Lowndcs county, Alabama.
Dee. ! i, lsd5 1913
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.
Cour. Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A..
prtl Term, 1916.

C0uFI ~ GttdS ana tShdTttT ctSst0hSi II
prti Term, 1916.
Enene simpson
by her Guardian Iii Stewart Petition fer a dis.
rs. ribuliye share Of
Pearson Simpson and her Father John
Thomas Simpson Executors Of Simpsons Estate
John Simpson,
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
IA thai William Simpson, Lew Simpson, Jane
Simy on and James Simpson, defendants IN this
case, resides beyond The mits Of this Slate, II IS
t9srJae orircd y the Court, that publication be
made FOR FIX weeks IN the Charlotte Journal, 10.
,ifyinE he SAD defendants 10 he and appear al
the next Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions to
be be held for the Couaty Of Union, at The Court
House in Monroe on the lst Monday In July
next, then and there - plead, answer. OF demur
to plaintiffs petition on Judgment pro conf.sso
" Ill be taken ga 10 them.
Witness, Hugh Stewart, Clerk Of our said
Court, at Office, the lst Monday in Aprd, A. D
IL &c, and in the 10th year Of our Independence
HUGH STEWART, c. L &. G.
Printers Fee 81 ~. t3j
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NllTiCE.

<Pllh subscr'5c' having b,go appointed (.
~, q Stephen Pstlns at hls slv dul nl /.
the pub.io that be Is rtady and willing 10 "
orders for Lumber on the shortest notice aaa /.
est terms, Those wishing Lumber Will re-
send IN thcir orders.
AUGUSTUS A. NDHNu1N
Jam 30, 1916; le,t
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The History Of Romanisin,

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