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SLAys TERRIroRr.-The people Of tho
North, tsays the Ohio Patriot) Of no parry,
desire srwil consent 10 The addiiisn Of more
slavs territory TO tho American Union II
any portion Of the conquered provinces ID al
ready sfliesed with that peculiar curse, let
i stay where il IS The whole confederacy
land the Democracy Of the North in par
ticular,) have already suffered aud lest full
enough BY the existence and influence of
slavery within its present bounds. As long
as there are men Of influence and standing
who will act as seme have dons in Maine
and Nsw Hampshire, neither the causes nor
consequence ofsuch conduct should be over
looked or forgotten. The ordinance Of l7s7
10 tie csmPromise to which the Democracy
of the North West should insis, upon adher-
ing. Lstitbe done calmly and determined
y, and if others chose TO rant, foam and de-
claim, il should neither surprize, tsrrify nor
deter. gs
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1 iSSn'"ittSS - Pv'tSue v't ~ ~SSA'"" - f',,'-
punishnents Referred 10 Msssrs. Smith, Ne
Maxim ind ysllan.ligham.
sssts FBIDar, Jan. Is, Ie47.
On the afternoon Of the 18th, both bran
cbes met aud elected Anus Nrx, President
Judge ofihe 9Th Judicial Circuit; ALBsr1
A. BLrss, Treasurer Of State; JosEPn RlDc-
WAY, Sea-, Director Of the Penitsniiary; En-
WARD Av<RY. Jddgc Of the Supreme Court;
the vote was for f, Avery o;.for Reuben
Wood, 40. There we're also number Of
Associate Judges elected. In Senate |:
Mr.. King, from majority of,hs standing
COMMITTEES on Financs, reported bill 10
amend the act for the lsvyng taxes on all
property in this State, according 10 its true
value.
Mr.. Rssmslin, from ihs standing. commit
lee on Finance to which was ~tecSmmilted
Senate bill No. Al, for the relief Of disabled
soldiers and INDECENT families of Ohio vol
untssrs, reported the same back with 1--WE
amendments, which were agreed to; when
Mr.. Coombs moved 10 recommit >ths bill
to the committee on Federal Relations.
The question on recommilting TO tho COM
nittee on Federal Relations was carried.
Tho Petition Of E. Manot, editor Of the
Lima Reporief, and 81 others OF Allen coun.
ty, was presented, for the passage OF law
providing for the letting out of contracts for
public printing lathe counties Of this State
TO the lowest bidder.
a % SATURDAY, Jan. l6, is47. ]
Mr.. Blake, who proposed joint resoluiious,
that the State Senators and Representatives
in Congress be requested ts pro.ure,:he pas
sage ofa measure in that body providing for
the exclusion Of slavery from tho territory oil
Oregon, and from any other territory that
new is or may hereafter be annexed ts the
United States. 2~A
Mr.. Matcalf moved its reference to the
committee on Fedsral Relations; which was
lcst--ayes 81, nays "a.
Mr. Netealf proposed to smesd the rese-
luiioAs b! inserting the words, that our Sen
ators be instructed and cur Representatives
be rsquested;' which was lost.
Mr.. Vallandigham then, again, moved to
lay the subject on the table--rsstasiDg his
right and determination to presist in bis call
for he special order of the day.
And the resolutions were then laid on the
table.
Nj. Vallandlsham's Bill for the amendment
Of the Constitution was advocated at
leugih by that gentleman, with sound ability
and eloauence, but he failed to gain for il
vote Of two-thirds. The Wings are mostly
opposed to il, as they are TO almost every
measure that promises political advancement.
TUESDAY, Jan. 10, 1S47.
In the Honso Mr.. Metcalf, on dispense
ten of the rules aDdlsays granted, and in
pursuance ofprevious notice, introduced bill
lat, autherisng the Board Of Public Works
10 construct bridge across the Wabash and
Erie Canal, at the town Of Dehancei which
was read tho hrst time.
The House then resolved inte committee
Of the whols, NAT. Parker IN the char, and
went into the consideration OF the orders OF
the day' TO wit:
Bill "a, 10 amend the act for levying
taxes on all property in this State according
TO its true value passed March 2, ls46, and
after sundry amendments had been proposed
and adopted.
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ARR1vALO THE BRIG RAlNDEER
Important from RraziI.

AmpOfbAmt from Br0Znk
The brig Raindear arrived at New York on
last night from Rio. California transports with
Government ship Prebls, had arrived there
on their way to Oregon.
Avery serious difficulty has occurred be-
tween the Brazilaa government and the Hon.
A. Wise, the American Minister there
The disturbance originated in the inprison-
ment ofsome American sailors at Rio, for
whose release Nr. Wise in,erfered.
IL was reported ,hati in consequence OF
these proceedings, the Brazilian congress had
requested the recall of Mr.. Wise and our ma
val commander at that station, Commodore
Rosseau: Ths Upper House had resolved
to expel Com. Rosseau from the coast, after
six hours notice. The resolutions was voted
down in the other Houses several members
resigned III ,ir places. Mr. Wise and Com.
Rosssas, in consequence Of these proceed
ings, refused to make any Manifestations Of
respect on public occasion.
A. The Wash. Cor. Of tho. Ohio States
rndn says the Chairman Of the Committee Of
Ways and Means is about to introduce into
the House sf Representatives q direct Tax
Bill, taxing " iewelry, bank stock, pleasure
carriages, silver plate" and other similar
lusGries. Most of these 70 unsaxed By our
s.sqssTn Ohis Tax Law; g thers il mere
rosm for the tax Of sks General Govsrnmsss.
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Or In the U. 8. Senate Mr.. Benton intro
duced bill TO give $50 acres Of land to
every non-cemmissioaed officer and private
serving 6 months during the war. Mr. Crit
tsndsn objected to the exclusion of COM
missionsd officers from the bounty Of govern
ment, aud a discussion arose and ,he bill
was laid ever for further consideration. A
similar bill was under discussion in the
House Of Representatives, on the l7th inst,
and il proposed 10 make the patents for such
lands inalienable and not liable 10 sale ON
execution for five years.
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OF The New Orleans Pieaysne has in
formation that the Mexican Coagrsss has re-
fused our overturss for peace. Additional
troops and additional defeats will be the
only persuaden which will influence them to
peace. .,sysa r
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. ..ss ~ " y ~ Z. ~ ID.
THE New SrArE Houss.--Lsst year we
advocated the erection of New State
House, and were almost alone among Dem
ocratis presses in doing so. One reason
which won our approval was that the cost
would be principally betrayed from convict
labor. We have not changed our opinion in
any degree upon the necessity Of the pro-
posed work. but We are surprised TO find
that ! grznt haung been mado last year for
tho performance Of ihe work by convict labor,
the Commissioners tell the Legislature this
year, that Sbon $l50,000 Of the cost may
bs in convict labor and that $250, 900 WiA
be reqairsd in CASH" This procuring
Of granss..undor false preiences is to say the
least efit, t,aboninably dishonest; aud we hope
that the Legislature will refuse the Cash de-
nandsd. Ifconviet labor could perform the
work last year, il can now, unless those who
have had il under their control have wilfully
placed obstacles in the way. A small pre-
portion Of Cash may be needed; but grant
this sum required and next year the PROPOSE
ton would be TO get along without convict
iaoor ah"geinef.
In the House, on motion Of Mr.. McMakin
an enquiry has been ordered into the validity
of .s,,a;n coo,r,at. m,Js bv II. warden.
n..-..
ol 'ne lsh''ehHaly VIVA hayaeh' nardeli'
snd others, claimed 10 ba perpetual!
There :s something wrongin this whole matter.
+ -
LEGAL Decisions. Court in Bank,
in , c,.s growing eu, of The frauds Of ,be
c.,u,. nj e w.. l..:I.. ~ !.
M oo'e' us''use Vna. !"
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, oa- Hon. Isaac 2. Pen ybscksr, Senator
10 Congress from virginis, died in Washing.
ton on the 18th instant. 7,sa2@ .R 7h.3
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or B. B. Taylor's appointment a. Consu
to Buenos Ayres has been confirmed by th
Senate.
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THE CHEAREsT AND BEsTl
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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW AND pEslKAn ~
FALL AND NINTER GOODS

D.. OF the members Of eoaesrn returned from Me-. VOID.
ssdy where he has been ten d,,. s,Ic ,lpr 90 /.
Gu " sson aud pachassd rates Win ,,on.x. -
Ntous tirds OF staPe aeles than ,,y ~. 80
~ ms tal-a part Of which enun,et a.i bslo,
alocoHnie Pads Oils and wool, entirely new
CahiofH a and spun sik PA a , ncwe,t .syls
npfodsrtd swiss Robe. D1csse. wai,. anl Am eoo.
ao,m se~ed and needle work do
Ss. ss rel Cashmere Robes and French Mcr.no
eneh cashmere and Mousins a Al .hn
sSoSh do, In great variety and ehesp
49,, ~. fancy eofd and plaid Aipaeas
nv. sl DIN AMI blus bh siks sstin-
heaSy baek sSsin TOT Mantinas and ye.,n
e,N ahi 'auey core rilk Ind Ftng,-r
Gimp'. all wiiths ald Cori, e''' 'a'"" 10
Reh c So.ss cap, IA, am pan .sa ami Ia. riSani
hleh oafhnere, TurkesL >ibet nd Nat h,.I,
Shaine, Mammoth. Lady PEG md Ivon. AZ
fasd woalen and shaded A. A.. =.
@dies' 'ih and veive Neck Ties abb Craya. SWIM - =" -
Singhams and Caheoc, In great yariet, ma rh...
Dtapery, plaid slrp ped fancy cord Ts,,. a..
Ladies blk and white silk Hose. plain and s,.h,aI,s,
haw siik lambswool, Tn bet and Alpaca do
hoiavian. mixed, brown m white cotton a,
Ladies' snt hid AID lie, Gloves anil Nit.
Ladies and gents 1ht ct n 10
biek an white Biufsel, We Is and biz silk Lace ~
sheu tuck ard side Combs graduated Buitons and .,.. -
nate WOO eaes brosn lie. mSr,c and invisible green Ce,
ram DIX ana blue and strp ard ribbed Cas- in.rcs
~ 81 - ",'e'un 'h'y corr do fTon to
. DO blue blk green. steel and eaect mixed satinsr.
neav beaver and Oregon Cloths very cheap
raid and rainbow Clbakiny nd GAIA P.ii.
bne steel m ned, gold do. aud brown Kentucky J.ap.
Nsi'h fianncis baa sU~i low priced white AID red eo
whitney Maesiraw aud twiFed nd dufil blanket.
WIN hfgs stock Of c. Woolens servants, WA,
nav ever te'h SOD at any former nE IA m
WI DC ioutda mum et Of ,t
oneiei at a very low priee to close FaleL
ouri'ek has never former tecn nj. eoun an,
eeAny never as eheaP-an entirely wat,an "a ho az
e tes1 OF every thing imp red made
VALENTINE BREEUEN 4 co
nv - NO Sl1 Broad Street, Shock i'm
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SAMUEL HAssAr, Secretary.

SAMUEL HAssAY, Secretary
The subscriber, Agent Company prepared
receive applications for Life Insurance for
named viz for for
exceeding 10000 single life. The
Of the intermediate noted
well as all other information desiring effect
Issuance. will also be made application adyan
ages offered by this Company believed equal
superior to those offered by other either
Britain. GKaTHNRy
Physician soeiey,hc Family Physician OF the party
whose lite - Ia be insured
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WORTHAn, Mcs.RUDER a. co.

"OkTHAM, MCesRl DER a. co.
OFFER FOR SALE:
* HHDS. 81 Croit r. Rico and n q. Sugar
AZ 20 packages Wa w loaf crushed pulycrsed do
% bhls q Clarified sugar
80 Ehds Moa.ses, part prime
$50 bags old Government, Java Coffee
1913 do Rio do
lB5 do Laguaya do
10 haies Mocha do
GunPowder and Black Teas OF best quality
10 ties Rice
55O Kegs Nails assorted box and warehouse
zoo sides Sole Leather. good and damaged
500 lbs Shoe Thread
30 boxes Sperm Candles
10 do Judd's pat -. Candies
100 do Candies Huls a. Woodruff
10 do Starch
10 kegs Petre
eeroons Indigo
10 baskets best ,Durands) Olive Oh
&c ties CoaI Pit Oh
1000 kegs Duponr's sporting md blasting Powder
so boxes sxiO and IOIle Glass
500 bags Shot
bar Lead
90 hhds Middlins Baeo,
20 do Shoulder do
500 beat family Hams
liO Tin Plate
Block Tin and spclter
200 Wrapping Paper
$50 Grind stones
p bbls Tar
20 bbIs pure Cider Vinegar
Is or casks best woothouse Wines
Genuine Oh Port do
Cotton Yarns at factory prices
Cotton Lines, London Mustard
Hllstr' ftuFeT, AUSplce, Sacks Salt &c
tons Am. bistcred Steel
English blist Shear and Cast Steel
/ tons Spring Steel
10
Country IRON
90 d" TredcgaTa and English
Sheet and Boiler Plate Iron
Band sniI Hoop do
Axes, Plough Plates, sc. se 2
~ .. 4 urKKINGS.--35O bbls. No. / Gu
- herrngs, momeRtly expected will be sold low aioa
oc 80 BlSSELL a McCANDLIsH.
RlO AND LAGUAYRA COFFEE.--IOt
~ bags prime Green Rio Coffee.
SO do do do Laguayra DO.
In sore and for sale BY
oe 70 BIs,sELI. & McCANDLIsH
POTATOES, ONIONS, &c--45 barrels su
- penoT Mercer Potatoes
IS hbs silver SKIN Onions
$4,000 Boston Bricks
50 1000 cedar Shug'es
Just received per brig Pas;olu,, aud for sale by
. yyuTTI org
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- ANDs' sARsAPARigbA
~ McAhtsfs aHhcalng Ointment
Wrrhrs Ind Vegetable Pills
Branfreihs Pills
Wiafafs nalsam Wild Cherry
l supply Of these highly popular j1r hand and
for sale BY des p JOHNSTON Druggist
EUROPEAN LEkCHES. 500 European
- ferchc Swedish Mrdtrau1ar large and lns con
dtion, just received, AMI Tor sale BY
r. JOHNSTON Druggist
uo2s No rs Main street
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FOR THE LADIES.

And me BraUs Volunteers NJ Vtrgi1idi
\ great case OF Boots and shoes.
n b. FRANKLIN has Just received per the
- Union Greet f0n Poi alelphs AMI nf surer or Manue
tnre msnm ~ Cae as args BssfyH vhr log CasaJ
iownr snds.
Wtitr kd and Fsin dfrss Slippers
Black fafn and KID
Cold anith iauI-r Cat.r Roots. tiek and Thin ross
Hll Cater cold lnd hlk
fusk 70 Gate q. thick and thin a1es
h0f'rlH and Md Bust rs th.ck
ZEAL and Caf do
Gs1ta' % fne ieHthsr"
faif't'ched Tts A Buskns l,ttri quality
Morocco dfrsa r.irpsr and Ties fu
ALso-Hcrefed n No. Fiur fne Mcr eans
superior ari.t 0 Boots 1r the gen ncn very anil
i11'al wen ure torof- Volnn scs who are on ths
eve NJ e1tnf u"r happy tones for the ~ ard
such 1y r n want r1fs shls have f ~ cost
~ ealing 90 e Fibcnrf No Qi5 nrrfd suet shrosoe fn
ne1t door tc0F The Dry G0fr Mrrs Vaautre Hrce
Den a Co. D. D. y Boot and shoo Hlnufseturef
tnd ds,ier In northern and Eastern Boo lrd Shes
dsQI T,r,ts f,s,t,c, A. Se
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A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY


COFFEE-A full supply of Rio, Laguayra and
SEQ WILLIAMS a uAxALL.
~ LRscy, beautiful patierrs-ior very owat
~sI HALVES, VAN DEuRssN a WARDS.
"EBB, BACON Il co. offer Tor sale
w suGARs-3o hhds 81. CroiK
los hhds Rico
100 do New Orleans
~ boxes Loaf
Is bbis Crushed and Puiversed
II tetees and 20 half do. New Orleans Clarified
Is boxes Havana
MoLASSES-sO hid, Porto Rico
20 hhds and Is uerees Trinidad
80 hhds Canlcnas
CoFfEE-+Oo bags Rio
500 bags Laguayn
les bag.
CANDLEs-SS boxes Sperm
l6 boxes Stcauc
so boxes IIur's patent Talow
40 boxcs Tallow
CASTLE, Brown and shaving soap
zoo kegs Cut Nails and Brads
tnns Bs;ered Steel
Hoop Iron
90 Nova Scotia Grind stones
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and Upper Leather
ba'cs shoe Thread
40 packages Gun Powder Tea
Back Tea
IL bbis Sperm Lamp
81 bbls Tanners OH
zoo ticrees Thomasion Lime
100 dozen Painted Buckets
Nests Of WOODWARD
Is Rice
so bh's Cider Vinegar
% hhds Bacon sides
Is hhds do Shoulders
500 bbls n. g Heumgs
100 bbs Family Roe do
IS bbls Shad
Rosin-Tar
Spirits TGrpentne
Letter. Writing and Wrapping Paper au27
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The Communication.

IN HIS is tie title Of weekly Family Ncwspa.
- per, which vii make its appearance N Puts
boro' Chatham county, in May next. II wi em-
brace, Intelligence Of poltln literary and mis-
c,ilaucous character; and will at the same time,
advocate the CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE. Ia
paitcs, it will be NEUTRAL
Those friend, Of Temperance who have so long
been anxious Tor Ffess TO advocate the cause To
which they have 50 warmly adhered, can now be
accommodated, as a sufficient number OF subsc'l.
bets have already been procured To warrant tins
publication, Tie Editorial Department will be
conducted BY an association OF able writer's. The
ptlee OF subscription is s. per aunum, in advance
d Secretaries Of Temperance Societies lhru'
out the State, are requested TO forward To the P1o
usher OF the Communicator,' BY mail as soar
as conyoniebt, the names OF their respective As
sociatons, their officers, number Of members, an,
All other intOrmauos on the subject of Temper
aucc, IN their possession, as viii afford interest
1J-Editors, generally, will please give the abcv
/ notice lew insertions.
/ Piusboro April, le4l.
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Da'p GnnOS,
Hard az are ana EHfferU.

Ias ~fpls cenblring ''ock Of commanding cha
f4sef taf,ls cguailcd 10 this county winch hay.
" s5en purchased ia Nee York i1' Cash, sDd O.
htWtse al Auc'inn aud private safe, viii DC sold
Il cheap raies 20 merchant, iamilles and olhrrs.
Tie s1oek bclng entirety nce, and ,efy gensf.
q. compartments isf too many Articles 10 be men.
'9aed % singie advertisement, b; Is deemed SUI.
s'irs y state. that almost every desr4t!e article
~ sc f8ard a, lhc Estabnhmont
10 'he selection and purchase OF the stock now
si.fed 10 iae pntl.e. more than a month, con.
''sai ias.r iias brea expend ID, and 10 pains have
va spared to obiaia every sriele on The beet
ns.
.uaee,st - they arc rih one amorg,t the
rect an3 be-, houses n ths United Stalcs and
- stsfy means 81 procuring yoods On The best
bfass. Wan. &. Janus s. 60. feel persuaded they
ca oHsf very great ,ndgcen,ni. % those stshing
@ pefehase, such indeed a. raunps faif 10 astisty
AeA supplies Of Goods so De- constantly aff.y.
hg a. ihgy aro wanted.
FAycWfs r. n e, Hay street.
Nearly opposite ghe Nes lafayette iia!cl
N.,eA 30 isI7. ~
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n LII persons indebted 10 tho estates Of +. j.
SA Cannon and Margaret, Barry, decd are
f.qutsled to come forward aud settle between thi.
time and July Court, az longer indulgence can
not DO gwen, az ! must close the concerns II said
estates. Those who fail 20 attend 10 this notice
may expect 10 settle with an officer.
BATE IRWIN, Admr.
Jly ] 1eF tai
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THELAW Ayp rur PROPHETS
INQrISITINENE SS.

" Mother, What ls a hash ~
h" \ hash, child : | don't know
-wha, makesy gu ask that cues
ton - " Cause, the other dav
| a-ked Jane what MADE her
back stack out so, aud she SAID
,hAsh Nn
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PRACTICE or MEDICINE
ERGER y,

70 the oiracs oi the surrounding country. Hay.
irg graduated after regular course OF Medical
Studios, with the advantage Of - months aucn
dance in the Philadelphia Hospitals, be hopes to
receive portion Of the practice OF the country
June ~, isi7. ti0
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=. -. w hnrton, Principal.
Rev. IA. IL. Cunningham Rector.

yalIE fourth Session Of TIL. Institution will
u commence ou tie hi,t Monda, 10 JannsfJ
next, under the superniendeurc Of tbs above gen.
uetatu, The course Of studies Adopted u such
to prepare pupils tof admission 70 lhn JUNIOR
Class Ia any Of Our College,. LIS location y a'
peasaut and hcal.hy, and as far renewed from
al ea1srs Of dissipation, 40 any in tins section oil
the State
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fngaalac brandy

For medical purposes, for sale by the bottle.
I. J. HOLTON.
April O 1916.
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VOLUME XVII
T. J. H0LTON,
EDITOR, PROPRIETOR d PUBLISHER.
TERMS:

TERMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II mol
paid ia adoonee THREE DOLLARS n no,
paid rihiia siE months and THREE Dol
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS II NOT pad ~
~ after hs expiration Of the year No pope,
diseoHtiased aatit all arrearggcs are paid, e1.
eept AZ The option Of the Editor.
" ddcGtisements inserted at One D0liar Der
square, (6 lines or less, his sized iype,) o. The
.arst insertion. and 25 cents for each coatinu.
GHee Court adesrtiseneHts aud SAeiB's Sales
charged % per cent higher; and a deduction Of
3s5 PEI eeat. isil Be- made from The rfgufar pr.
ees, Jog adpdiisers he year. Ado,rhsemsas
inherited monthty or quarterly 81 per square for
eaeh TINE. Ssmt.moHtiiy IS cents per square
for each time.
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IOAFERING.

We once knew an old lady,
" ho, though very intelligent,
waa so perfectly unacqnaln,rd
with the wicked WAYS Of the
world, that meeting a Young
freud g 10 had recently with
wllhdrlwn from o mercantile
firm, she asked hi II what he was
following uow--to which he re-.
Piled he was loaferlng ut pre-.
sent. Wei, God bless you
said she, I" hope you will sue
coed at lha' or whatever yoJ
may undertake"
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MOONS PHASES.
NEW
Dry Goods, Hardware 81 Cutlery
ESTt
NEW
W. G. JAMES & co

N ~ row receiving and offer fof sale. by
~ Wholesale and retail. an extensive assort
nst q hew and NeIl selected Fascirn aud DO.
mts.le Staple and Fency
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CHARLOTTE N. c. JULY 30 ls47.

A correspondent OF the " Bos
ton Post. who writes from FAY
etieyiilc, N. G., and Signs HIM.
self +" Communipaw," tells The
lallosing good anecdo,e of Judge
Battle, Of this State:
" Wh''e was stopping in
Georgia, DR.. +. de Graneureid,
~ho used to reside here, told nc
IN anecdo,r of Judge Battle, oi
this State, which shows the hu.
NOR IbaIgrave Judges will some.
tunes indulge IN. At a small
country tosn where the court
was ~ session, Judge Battle pre-.
siding o circus vas advertised 10
perform and, on The morning OF
npeuiog tho court, the streets
sefe fixed with ihe circus CON.
pany, with their baud Of muse,
and the DIN thereof was 20 great
as seriously 70 disturb he coutt.
The Judge stopped proceedings,
aud slys, " Nlr. Sheriff us, 90
cut and iByl'e the captain Of thai
company 10 come into The court
rouse fora lew minutes. " The
sheriff went out, aud IN few mi.
mites returned With his quests"
HIS honor Turn d to The show
man. and saws, car YOU tell me
the incoming Of oil the too'tiqg
that We hear around tie h use ~
But tho superintendent Of the
" groundund lofty 'uubiIug did /
DOT cho,c TO put hiuse T to the I
trouble TO answer HE Judge.
question very atisilctotIy. and
vas tor his conremp, ordered /
Iut1 dutance vile . +" Mr.. She
ri, just conduct 'nls man - the
Itl, NE han com 0 table quar-
ets and good ia G, al he has
grown cool" The conman.i
va obeyed, and lie captain vas
sept Tor t~eBty Tour hours, and
he next morning was or'e ed F
'eloto the lidge aealn. +" " rll,
", says his honor, are YOU
col l. +" Yes, ST, th,uk |
IN, " 10 ycu tiunk 100 are
.crectly !" II believe / be"
: Well, sir, then please notice
hat The Judge Of the Cumber.
and Superior court desires no
more footing On those brass
.orns OF YOURS" Yes, sif,
And hear 10 mind that 'his i
fs8oe Rau,s rha, teils wen Tins.
YOU should ever come near
- residence .nister William,
| Blitle Mould lie Glad % see
90 and hear some at Nour mu
&c bot the " J3gc y docs not
Ike 10 be interrupted While IA
he discharge Of hrs du y. ST.,
~lsh you sooJ uoranr. The
apian Of The J. ass ihirgs
ID his honor rery good
aud he vas careful,
ter he mounted his horse, to
ell footing tai he rot
ut SIDE Of Cumberland County. ?
AN ENTHUSIASTIC LOVER,
The following passionate lines
ire from The kmckerdocker
Was | a court plaster | would be
\ patch upon her lip;
To spend life OF eeslacy,
And Up, and sir, and sP
Was | a pair Of sptciacics,
How dearly voa.d pr 20
\ situation on her nose
To lock aer 10 the eyes
THE LAW $50 the PROPHETS.
A dispute about precedence
ouce arose between q Bishop and
a Judge, and, after some al;erl.
cation, the latter thought he
should conlound his opponent bv
quoting the following passage
f" For on these two hang oil the
Law aud the Prophets" 81 DO
YOU not see, - SAID the lawyer, IN
triumph "tha' even IN thus pas.
sage of Scripture. we are men.
toned FIST y Il gran, YOU,
SAYS The Bishop, "you hang
FIRST"
INQCISlTIVENESS