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SANTA ANNA AND THE ADMINISTRATION. I'm reply
to an article that appeared in the Courier and En-
qnrer, day or two since, in which several revo-
luttonary movements by Santa Anna against
Mexico were given; very full details of which, it
asserts, our government has been cognizant of for
several weeks past, the Washington Union an
swers as follows:
we deem it duty TO state, in the most positive
that our government has sort of connection it'll
any scheme of santa Anna for the revolution Of Mexico,
LOT any SORT Of purpose. Some three months ago,
aaseh,uIer was IN Washington, who wished 10 obtain
.,ei soun,enance and aid scheme other
nec.eo with Santa Anna They declined all Of con.
purpose The government Of this countrv declines ali
suen n.nsues or Bargains They have made openly
,,h e ~ ace o. me world They mean to prosecute 1t
us Justce at the point Of the sword This then their
SssssnL,ns is their plan; and 1t IL worthy Of bold
hish'mindsd, and energetic people,
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Sturgeon, Cameron, and Niles, of the democrats,
and place them among the wings, and you have
% 10 %; and this it is supposed, will be the ac-
tual division Of the Senate upon the new tariff, in
the final vote ltcertainIy will be the vote, if Mr.
Jarnagn stands to his party as it is said he will.
The whole responsibility will then be thrown
upon the Vice President; and it is asserted,
with the greatest confidence, by the Souihrons,
that he will promptly decide in favor of the
bill OF notifications, and against the cold
iron of Pennsylvania If the wings of New
Hampshire could now succeed in instructive NJ r.
Anterior, that State would play the mischiefwit
the calc lations of the South.
Meantime, after a warm and earnest discussion
to-day, the bill was made the SPECIAL order for
Monday next, without reference TO the Commit
tee on Finance or any other committee this
arrangement thus gained by ma irity of two
MIR Niles making strong appeal IN favor OF the
projected Interests of Pennsylvania and New Eng
land, and tnus far, OF the bill of ~ The wings
appeared delighted AT his bold stand and Mr..
Sturgeon could not lisguise his satisfaction. Mr..
Buchanan was present, butas soon As Mr.. Bagby
commenced speaking of the "abomlnable and
odious law of ~ the Secretary of State mizzed.
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sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.

STOCK BOARD July $4,000 Maryland6s, II lie;
do lis $500 Baltimore 6 1890 1916 800 Baltimore
Ohio Railroad Bond. lo e shares Mereh.sss' Fire lasu
IS closed to-day At n las asked 6 bid Baltimore
1890 closed s8z asked 98 bids Baltimore and Ohio Rail
rood shares al AK asked. AL. bid.
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The Crops,


The .auswse (Geo) Constttionalist of the LIST inst
says The wheat crop in Georgia is far beyond any
previous yield Some injury has resulted from wet
weather altar The crop cut by causing the grain to
sprou INT the abundance of the product may be est
mated by - fact that large quantities have been
tracted for ~ 40 cents per bushe Were State pro-
vided with asuffciency Of good merchant mills there
would be need Of the importation Of single barrel of
northern -four All concur in representing the cotton
crop backward and not very promising The size Of
the weed at this carly period is of itself very
tain indication But in addition to its being smaller than
usual II 10 late this spring in blooming, the difference
compared with last year vary ing from 10 to 90 days II
has been injured by cool nights wet weather, and in
sections, during spells of dry weather. has suffer
ed from lice
The Lsperfs (Ia) Sentinel says Some Of farmers
have already commenced cutting their wheat The crop
is in excellent order but the yield will not be quite
large per last year. Corn and oats suffering
The Wisyah Is C) Observer, of the 18th inst says =
The rice and potato crops in the neghborhood
average good Early in the last week all the rice
datcd but the water has subsidized in all the rivers and
has drained off without much injury to the rice crop
The prospects in respect to all those kinds of fruits for
which New Jersey is famous, very promising. The
Trentom Gazette says fruit trees of all varieties have
abundanceof young fruit upon them, which appears to
be doing we'll The annual income of New Jersey, from
her fruit and vegetables has greatly increased within
few years The Camden and Amboy Rail Road has pro-
NOTED this much, running as it does through district
the soil OF which is well adapted to such productions
The wheat and rye less promising. The Hessan
fly and the cold and wet weather have injured them In
dian corn looks we'll
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Foreign isnportations.


TRuxrLLo-Bark John II Gardner-lT seroons cochinea
Deanison Co.'s bales sarsapaIilla Si1l specie Labou
iese-lo seroons cochneal Bisuco boxes turtle She 60
hides % logs mahogany tons logwood parcel silver Al
exaodre-C cochine 10 bales sarsapar $1,000
Gle TO captain
Domestic Importation.
MopuE-Brig Margaret-iil bales w Ulhlhom-
~ do Reg bum--g5 do to order.
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The PARTISAN SECKET

III UsT PUBLISHED, New Translation from the Frcncb
entitled The Partisan Secret Self Preservation
perfect security against Sexual Disease under all crcum-
stances without the OF Medicine any ne
understood and employed BY men OF fss
10" :" nv r1T' toheSn s9d h Ghs frEe si,iss. NJ
Member OF the Faculty OF Medicine of ParsFvxcian N
the Venereal HosptaKnght Of the Legion Honor &c =
Rue dc st. Holore 20, Paris.
Fulton A. ~ 'e' Isl
Publ she'd by Robert H. pumont Legal Deputy for Dr. L.
bapm 80 Washington Boston Price 62H cents her cow,
two Copies for ST. All orders should be addressed post psd
to Robert III Dnmon rs shove s2s Inn Z m
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PHILADELPHIA, July 7, 1896
There is fine breeze blowing to-day, which tempers
the heat to a more bearable degree
The military dinner at Camden yesterday afternoon.
in honor Of the Independent Grays. attracted large
crowd, and Of course many rowdies werc among the
number A fight occurred, Of course and many heads
were cracked the fence around the gardens was
also torn down in the struggle which ensued. The
Grsys left this morning for Baltimore extremely graft
fed at the attentions which they received from our vol
unteer companies
The Board of Brokers this morning, and adjourned
on the announcement of the death of James Musgraye
Esq an old and respected member OF the Boacd aged
~ years %"
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FOR THE PILE.

FOX The PILES.
nR. uPH ANS ELECTUARY. an Internal remedy 4.
~ certa care onthe Piles either internal or erirr"si
bleeding bind Sold No 1871 Fulton street Div isor ~
and by the PROPRIETOR regularly educated physicsn or %
confined to an oes practice where Piles
Nil lmdk1msW
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Pusaeugers Sailed

LWERpooL-Packet ship lndependence-Dr Houston and
lady Hugh Mclaughlin AID ne,ce of New York; Rev Dr.
Allegany; Evans Montreal; L Walsh aud lady, New
Haven, Conn; L Lamb, Charleston Sc; NJ Earle. Pat
rick, New York; Liboridues, Porto Cabello; + @ Fell
Lancasterco, Pa; John Howcutt, Canada; Graham,
Orleans.
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Saleo of StOcks nj BOstOns -
BRoKERs Board July 6.-25 shares Long Island RR, 3lH
Old Colony Rh; iook $1,000 Phadelphia and Reading
SECOND BoAlD- shares North Bank. o. rs Long Island
RR, 3i%; 50 Reading RR, "a; 10 Westssn RR, sssl.
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MEDICAL advice

DOCTOR LAMERT is still confidently consulted at his
- old office, So Gold between Fulton and Beekman
on all diseases Of delicate nature his being mild
and udcious, neither Diet or
ldays
sing from too frequent ndelgencs Of the passions Of
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions eyenu
ally confirmed mpoteacy engage the D trictest attention
his object being restore the system mentally and bodily TO
thxf Of viyor nature originally designed. - -
STCTURES, disease frequently existing withour rbs
being the least somefmes
Of unnrtraed medical eteners, somemes bv IN
negect oft parties themselves by the Dr. eectuallv
cured, without pain or Inconvenience.
Inc Doctor being one Of the few qualified advertising Sur
geonsin the city, guarantees perfect charge ade
Letters post paid enclosing fee ATTEND To-
and medicine, with advice any part the United
States - ~-''S~
Odhce g, Gold street. Open from "a. M tosPM
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Dir. MARSHALL HALLS

~
nR. MARSHALL HALL, one Of the most celebrated
- physicians Europe the dseoverer of this valuable
madeleine IL is used and prescribed by the most emi-
a. In weakness Of the OF generaon and every in
stance where used according directions has produced The
DR. Hastings of London states the London Lancet that
he has been very with Halls Cordial Rsnovsor
men, causing ascyIous dfeams nightly discharges, Dypep'
ieci pateon of the hesvt aversion soce
w. consumption enacia,on elects whites obsu ctton OF
certain svseuatons total %pctency and baIrsnnsss are
warded TO all parts the Union prIce Sc per bottles
Tor So Sold at IA Duane st. iva lr-m
THE SILENT FRIEND IN NEED.
A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS, speedy
yrethraI Discharges Irritation Of the Kidneys. Seminal
Weakness and for all diseases proceeding from
They are composed entirely Of vegetable Ingredients which
the Of generation and cure the above dis
more eectuay than other medcnsever
For sale at Apohecarics Hail. Catherine srest-Prics
81, with directions iys lw.m
MEDICALlAND SURGICAL.
MO QUACKERY-Dr.M Morrison has been engaged for
IN the successful Of all forms ofprvne
dca mercurl and .sphilc efupuons. gieet,, suns
taes goaorri0a and debility, Arising from habit
DR. N holds no communion pretended surgeons. See
his London diploma the the Of
amue OF the Royal College OF Surgeons including SIR
Astsy Coorsrs Sir Anthony Csrils,e &c. &c IN his Of
fcs 2u4ts Fulton st. Letters attended to- 1y73tsrc
MEDICAL OFFICE.
DR JOHNSON, u Duane street. Chatham street,
York IA the treatment venerea Diseases The Doctors
ised for pre-emnent. elect structure ulcers
the body in the throat pains the ead aud bones
Constitutional weakness, brought by secret habit
Obliged IN by young men, causing lascIvous dreams and
in four days without mercury No alteration in diet or pre-.
vention from business jy6 Hsr
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peculiar disorders referred TO in ii. lille Volume pr.
ss to-
and the diseases these parts
Sc T bss 81
s o. 1"sry s9 So
h@ on %
here present the public the following interesting
STRICT, RE AND ITS CURE,
sdvsrt.emen much taken explain naturethe
FIN fac, that structure rs9asnt e.,sis in those who
% b JUDGE
en-
I'd s.ssi.'ssd sss
change ih: Neither SHOULD
Ssas fa essay and ' them eo%pausd
ny whs en- oh.1 se TO .x
observed All uRon .ndnsr,oa. system rather
;5a ne :: .
rs sy should S.sy but
might be most Of these belong to other ,ns.de:
EARLY
stage and when Is SO easily aud certainly removed The
''i' aE S MANNER siifi Of ha. been already
II 81 r IS N
drop or two should steal away so =. to wet little this.
iridmg would aod strong suspicion. Not
ever but certainly structure exist without. The
HAVE REMANp , MA
ssssS q s!sis
possible every case to state how long tbs may continue
without Producing Structure pers IS naturally more
disposed to Structure than another IT, however, should
we continue from SIX 10 eight weeks ength ome
Least would strengthen any other suspicious
THE EFFECT A STRUCTURE HAS UPON THE
MlND-Noing more certain than the effect Of Structure
this complained Of in the same degree by every
bu 4 IS so ommon n one gree other that the writer
observe that be Is not so active capable Of business
sde the natural connection of mind and sexual will
powerfully acts upon these organs 50 thooughiy
medan the sexual organs react the MUD This how
author little yolum, which sent to many parts of the
world the Of Structure proceeds the activity ofmind
With the Of ssncure.h., il gratifying
whOn; incon,eaisnes Nothing can exceed Il. in.
Proyemen 9fae in the complaint In.
she sy.
% this My s So ses % TeI who
" i has ct trouble nd
am Ss Sss:
and which ens to sny dan ss:
nov only to add tia. the ,utho Dr. Ralph
Generave Orsans and that III the treatment Of SrnicruRE
not possessed a%y
Communications by post faithfully replied to- and NAV
be addressed either to % Greenwich or box s6s lower
The author formerly felt il incumbent on him to give
statement Of his own medical publications. and presented
S' sss S s'S
hnds the necessity for this no longer exists and
enee Of certain class Of people become OF the i'm.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
&QtM WILL be required for the secret. DR.: Gregory,
Vow Of Roosevelt Chatham has discovered
the of curing certain private disease in the short
Of days The recipe will be sold under certain
for $500 Patients will be charged from IS $40
fora perfect Further information be mad at No.
Roose velr street, New York Jy6 lwsr
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NO CURE NO PAY.

DR. CORBI1 7, 10 Duane street. member of the Royal
College of Surgeons, London, be consulted the
OF certain delicate Diseases practice of four
devoted to venereal diseases enables Dr. c.
the form of this disease Recent cured in
four days No used restraint diet business
pursuits Structures cured in weeks with scarcely
any pain. 49,
CossTIrUrIoNAL pEBlLIrY-Those individuals who have
stored 10 health and society," Remember 10 Duane street.
uext door to DR.. Johnson'a. jy6 3tsr
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TRUSTEES.
: e 80
3 u! !! ,,:.,;: q; 6 !: 8


EEEADACiI-SICk OR NERVOUS. Those
EE Who have suffered and arc weary Of suffer.
M, WITH this distressing cpnglIint. WIZ find Pc
teTs' Vcrctable pills a remedy at once certain and
immediate in its eff, els. Oae single dose OF the
pills taken soon "a the headaeh is ieil coming on,
viii cure it in one hour entirely.
As remedy in summer mud bowel complaints
they display thuir wonderful powers 10 adtnra.
ton, and far superior 10 any thing in use for those
complaints.
In Dyspcnsia and Liver complaints they stand
urriyalied.
MANY have been cured in L few weeks, after
having suffered under the dreadful! complaint for
wears
In hahitual costiycuess they are decidedly su.
pcrior 10 any vegetable pill ever brought before
the hubble and one so cent box viii establish
tboir SURPRISING virtues and place them beyond
th, reach of d 5ubt in the estimation cf every in.
diyidnal
They are invaluable in nervous and hvpochon.
dfical affections. loss of appetite, aud all CON.
paints to which females OIuue are subject
They are mild IN their action, and convey al.
most immediate conviction of their utility from
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.WsSCEEL.F.S'EOE,S
KATE.

uo'N'' 'hetSi yNuI HOIeC6 CItGD thc
snals, drive for your lie 7 erred the mpa.
tent Morley, as the noble animals he SO
slandercd clasbed along the pcbby turnpike
road; while the spark'es flow from Their
iron hools like a fltsh, OF fire flies. The
postliiiun, with voice and ahip pu, them to
The top Of their speed aud the chaise, IN
lts rapld course, left hehlnd II a trad OF
light, as though the wheels had been lgn,
ted.
A high aud steep bill IN front, at length,
enforced more moderate gait, when Nor.
ley, as II struck by sudden recollection,
turned his head towards his companion, a
lovely young female, who, pale, silent aud
mollonlcss, refined on his shoulders.
Kate, 10y love, sand Morley, tenderly,
8 fear This wlll prove too much for your
delicate frame
There was no reply. Morley leaned his
face towards hers, aad h Tie moon5eans,
saw that her features were fixed, her open
eyes gazng on vacancy, wule the tears,
which had recently slftamud from them,
seemed congeu,edupoa her Uoodless CHECKS.
God o heaven ! exclaimed Morley, what
means this ka.e, beloved adortd do YOU
not hear me eH. you nat speak to me
TO Morley, your Morley.
The name he ut,ered Ike q charm. dis.
solved the spell lbat bound her A long
drawn SIGH, as a s"Uag ~ lrom break
Ing heart, escaped hes cod Quneuug lips
fresh I,uutain of tears hurst to,th and
Win an hvstetic sob She fail nnon tho ho
som Of her lover. Tire sl,,mad IN, on.
rautured Morley folded her IN bis arms
and bent 10 kissesn her ,eor.-wb,n Win
a sudden start. She disenpaoed herself frnm
his cn,brace. and. d,avinn hnck sba lnrked
wildly and eagerly ~ ms face.
Morley, SAID she, in voice ortbri,bnp
tone, do you love me-
Dearest, best Kate he reDlicd. do YOU,
can YOU doubt IN
Do you love me, Morley she tepea,ed
with increased earnes,ness.
-jeyotedl --madhrc cried Morley,
on his knees. BY the heavens that IS sh,.
ming over us--'
No more oaihs-enouph of nros,esta.
tons. Are voa wiling, b, one action. at
this momen', to prove that am truly dear
to yeu, Morley 7
i am, though It carry with il nv des.
lruc,iou =
Il ask not your des,ruciior-I implote
Won to prevent mine Retnrn. Morley 70.
turn y Morley pezad at her as if do.bt,np
his sense of hearing.
Return, kale ?
'Return lns,an.lyr
Kate, are YOU satious-aya Won he
might have added, sln your senses bp,
she interrupted him.
Il nm serous-l am not mad, Mor'e,
no nor Inconsistent, nor tickle she sub.
joined, reading the impression that was r..
sing on Moiley's countensnce. chat
love, and IN that love am incanohl, IA
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NOTICE.
To DBV.yERS OF sBE.Vg!S.

FESIIOSE having Gold upon their lands in vein
m surface or deposit mines, which they wish
explored would DO well to give the subscribers
call or notice, poet paid, at Gold Hill, Rowan Co,
~ c., as we wish TO lease and operate more cxten-
sively in the Mining BUSINESS. Good Miners val
be despatched immediately to examine and test
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out any intention of operating sufficiently TO test
The mines and thereby keep an incumbrance upon
the premises to the prejudice Of both lessor and
those really DESTROYS of thoroughly exploring them
the subscribers would say, that whenever they
lease they will fairly test the mines,
WALLS Il HOUSTON.
Oct 10, iS45. 2u
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= o Il L II Y.
From The Nctc York Recorder.
CHARITY.

From The Nctc York Recorder.
CHARITY.
10 tho hour Of kecnest sorrow-
In the hour OF deepest wo,-
Wait not for the coming morrow,
To the sad md suffering co.
Make il thy siuccrest pleasure
10 administer relief
Freely opening thy treasure :
To assuage Lrolher's.grief
Go and seek the orphan signing
Seek the widow IN her tears
As on mercy's puions flying,
Go dispci their dlrkest fear.;
Seek the stranger, cad aad weary,
lass not on the other side,
Though the task be sad aud drearv,
lieedng not the scorn Of pride
Go with manners unassuming,
In meek and quiet way
Ger the father, meier presuming,
Though thy brother sadly stray.
'Iis Saviors kind compass on
lis his righteousness alone,
All unmerlted salvation
That around THY path has Shone.
When thy heart is warmly glowing,
With the sacred love Of prayer,
Be thy works Of Kindness flowing
Not as with miser's care
DUTY e'er should be they watchword--
Ply drop The balmy tear,
ALWAYS toward the fallen cherish
sympathy and love sincere.
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cost,


RN the OH instant, between the and the l2
W mile post IN tie Potter Road large CAL.
skin Pocket Book, containing abo,l sixty Gpl'ars
in money and large number Of Not,s, among
which are the iyliowing:
One Note on Ardw. Caldwell, payable 10 Samuel
Conner for $40.
One on Jas W. Conner for 1926 Or 1915.
Two on Hugh NJ. Houston, one for Sl00, tie 9th.
CT for So
One Am. II. Williams for SIS.
One IN Andrew Iloncyout for 932.
One Oh Andrew Pierce Cor $50.
Onc on William Dillon flr $40.
One on David Gold for sc.
One on Isaac +. Jones for 81 30, payable to A.
" Richard on,
besides many others not now rccollCcicd. The
public i cautioned against trading Tor any Of The
said notes. and tie makers arc notified not 10 pay
them 10 any one but myeclE will give liberal
reward 10 any one who vii return the pocket
book With its contents To J. b Kerr 10 Charlotte,
Or Eli GTler, IN Monroe, Uron co.. \. @.
JOHN +. CONNER.
Der 10 l-i5 -
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LIBERALITY.

A'young lad lost his arm last week at
Lowell by It's becoming entangled in the ma.
rhinery. A present Of thirty three hundred
dollars was made up for him-three hundred
of which were given by The Company, and
three thousand by the hands employed.
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STATE of NORTH CAROLINA,
MEcKLENRURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC.
iober Tern, 1915.

Samuel BerFyhlll
e Original Attachment
Andw. Betryhill. \
4 T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
u that the dotendan, in not an inhabiian, of this
State, Ordered therefore, that publication be made
Elk weeks in the Charlotte Journal that the deien
dani appear at the next Court Of Pleas and Guar.
ter Sessions, 70 be held for the County OF Meek.
lenbnrg at the Court House in Charlotte on the
4th Monday in January next, and then and there
plead OF replcvy, otherwise judgment by default
will be rendered against him.
Witness, Brady Oates, Clerk of our said Court,
al Office, the Alb Monday in October, is45, aud The
7olh year Of American Independence.
b. OATES, c, NJ C.
Printers fee IS GA. III
Warrantsc Deeds for sale al This Office.
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VOLUME XVII
7. J. HOLTON,
EDITOR. PROPRIETOR s. PUBLISHER.
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LOOK HERE!

q GOOD SOLE LEATHER, the best article,
IN ior 20 cents per TO-
II. b. s l.. S. WILLIAMS.
OCT :, lSl5. 2u