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Examination.

thE Senior Class Of Davidson College will
- be examined on Wednesday and Thursday,
The tn and 9Th OF July next, es candidates for
The degree Of A. D. The Committee Of Exami.
nation Tor the occasion, consists Of Rev. WIN. n,
Dawes, Rev T. Rockwell, Rev W. w. Pharr.
Rey Archibald Baker, Il. }. Mcdowell and VIM
8. Harris. Esqs
yaRs lG. let7.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
HECKLENBURC COUNTY.
Court # Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
Pril Term, ls47.
VIM. Kendall

VIM X Reed and Amanda his
wife, c. l.. Alexander aud Sofia to subject
b Oates, Guardian OF Evan real calete 70
Alexander, David VI Alex sale.
ander, Margaret Alexander,
Jane Alexander and Eva
line Alexander
Ut appearing 10 the satisfaction Of he Court,
IA that {. l., Alexander Resides without the Inn.
its Of this State, II is therefore Ordered, that
publication be made six weeks in the Charlotte
Journal, that unless the aforesaid non resident.
be aud appear at the Court of Pleas and Qlartei
Sessions, to be held Tor the county of Meekltn
burg, al the Court House in Charlotte, On the An
Monday IN July next. then and there 70 plead t
issue or the case will be heard parte.
Wtness, BraIy Oates, Clerk Of our said Court
at Office, the 4th Monday OF April. and in The lis
year Of our Independence, A D.. 1877.
b. OATES 2. c.
Printers Fee s. G2t al
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,E,fSf EsPCcit'eG.

Ed AIStNS, Mixed Pickles, Sardines Coorct
10 Sugars, Sugar Almonds Cocoanut Cake
Dates, &c. We have also on hand an excellent
article of LEMON SYRUP
T. J. TfOLTON
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On The 9th ln.t hy tie Rev. w " Kerr. Mr..
JAMES / McLURE to Mss T. C., daughter
OF the late Thos Jimj,on
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NOTICE.

PROPOSALS. will be received at the Min, un.
n tai the Is of July next, for furnishing r0C
bushels Of CHARCOAL and Is cords Of gooe
Hickory WOOD.
WIN. J. ALEXANDER,
June 10, le4I. Superintendent
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
1ECHLEN9CRG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Qu0rier Session.. A.

TECELENgCRG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
pril Tern, I347
Joseph II. Wilson and VIII
liam Johuston, Executors
OF William Carson, deed.
and James Carson by J. H.
Wilson and " Han John.
ston, HE next friends,
rs.
John Carson, Matthew Car.
son. Joseph Blevins aad
Jane his vile. James Car
aud the next Of Kin Petition fuI Probate
and heirs al law Of Rob't
Carson, deed, names IN OF VIII.
kown, with the exception
OF John. The next Of kin
and heirs at las Of Smith
T Carson, decd, viz I'M
A. Carson, - Robson
I and his wife Margaret and
n. Pflen AND wife Eliza.
beth, Robert Carson and
Andrew J. an infant and
David Carson.
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
II that james Carson, the next Of kin and heirs
at sdw ot Robert Carson. decd, names unknown
with the exception Of John The next of kin
and heirs at law Of Smith Carson, deed, VIZ
John A Carson, - Robson ind Margaret hi,
wife, n Prien and Elizabeth his wife, Robert Car
son and Andrew J. an infant, and David Carson
reside without the limits OF his Slate, IL is there
fore Ordered, That publication be made six week
IN the Char ioue Journal, that unless the aforesa
non-Eesdenis be and appeal al the next Court 0
! Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, TO be held for III
county Of Meek enbufg, at the Court in Chatlo,tl
on the 4th Monday In july ncs,, then and her
. IN Fle IN
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MEDICINES.

and win sell them too, as low as any other cstab
lshmcnt, t'aking the quality into considcrapionl
IN this section of country, All articles shall be
carefully labelled before they leave the shop so as
to avoid all danger to these who may purchase at
bis Drug Store.
The business Of the Store will be entirely IN.
der tie care and management of +. NJ Ross. who
has had fourteen years experience rs Druggist.
lie will at all times be ready and willing 10 give
the public any advice or direction respecting any
medicine that may be sold at the Store, without
money and without price,
J. F. G1LNER.
Charlotte, Nay TO- ls47 32tf
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CEE.FREGTTE
DIR EG STORE.

lnHE subscriber would inform his friends ard
-, the pubhc in general, that he has purchased
the entire stock of
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s1kedicincs, erus,s,
Dy e-stutfs, Paints &c.

from Mr.. b. Oates, and respectfully solicits from
the Public share of its Patronage. lie pledges
himself tina, he will heep 4 goou and full assert
ulrnt of
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VheAtrlcals.

PARx THEArRE-The Viennoise children will appear
this evening in three favorite advertisements There
will also be tive interudes by the excellent stock
pany attached to the Park We learn that the children
will give afternoon performance on Tuesday next.
BowERY THrArRE.-The performances of yesterday
drew together vast crowds to this popular place of
creation We had two performancss-one at half past
one, and the other at o'clock P. M. "Ths Lady of
Munster" "The Rghtful Heir" and the "Recluse of
Glencarn" were presented. Pizarro," "Jack Shep.
pard," and " John Bull Of France" followed.
ALHAMBRA-This we'll managed saloon presents an
unusually rich bill Of entertainment. Herr Alexander,
the unequaled German magician, will appear several
Of his great fsas and there will be also choice variety
Of instrumental and vocal music.
BowERY AMPHITHEArRE.-The vast crowds that at.
tended here yesterday during the three performances
the day. showed the high appreciation in which the able
IN engagement Of the company Is held We shall have
occasion to notice the able performances of the company
on future occasion, in detail
AMERIcAN CIRcUs-The crowds that Aocked forw ard
here yesterday, the best proof of the high sppre
citation in which the talents of the company held. In
regular edition shall take occasion to speak Of
them ut length.
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Passengers Sailed.

LIyrRrooI-Ste amshp Cambra-Col Enoch Tram, Me,srs
Oreig, - Phillips. Wyman, w Eaton aud Bachelor OF
Boston; d. Beck, Of Cambridge; X Vogal sne Juakns
rouma' March OF Bangor; VIII fsarce, ofPfovidence
Wetmors " and tuss Pr,aes coi New Yors; Colonel W
Croghan OF Pitsburgh Pa II OAborne wife and chit
dIen, Of Pennsylvania Hon M,sn Mrs bernard and child
i,,s Gresnsn,eids, hessn Joseph, W. Coquhouu, &
Radwell, w Roy, M'fsrlan, - Armour Smith, Brook,
2 Boy Leyisqas wmwhitefO,d, Moore, AMeKs,
Mrekie, Toton, Ogden, Ross, z Oliver Green
shield, TC Lee, Paradi. -Hamel, D Law, SW Welsh,
P,rrie aud X Hiekson, OF Quebeei Wilcox aud lady,
tishcn, Ewast, McLellao, of TsroDto Broug Of Ca
NADIA West; Gault OF Canada Pickensgill of Lon.
dom Mr. Gilbert Mr. Williams, Spur Alexander, OF
England; Capt Wbittingham A. A w Phillip Of Corsica
80.
FOR Halifar-R Fielding, Rev NJ Doyle ofHslifar-2 To
tai %.
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Musical.

THE APoLLoENANs.-The concert Of these extraordi.
nary performers Thursday evening, was tolerably
well attended, notwithstanding the most pous,
drizzly weather, and the numerous family festivities
attendant upon New Years among those present
and expressing their hearty applause, noticed Henri
Her, Kyle Saroni and others, of musical reputation
who could take that pleasure in the performance Of these
young genuine artistes which public generally do
not, because they ofour own SOIL and bear 70
reign names nor pretensions Our citizens will yet SEQ
the day when they will feel, disgraceful evidence
of their want of true musical taste, their present
backw ardness in the patronage Of such talent these
children possess The little Anne played the variations
on Non piu mesta," for the piano. exquistely and
we'll did she deserve the rapturous she received
in her song of Watch you well by daylight" The diff
trios admirably we'll executed Henry Bull
lock- especially, gave life and soul to his VIC
lin pieces than have before witnessed The violin
cello solo done full justice to by young Delos Geo
Bullock played violin solo from De Berio an admi.
| rable manner. Madame Abamowicz. who with kind
ness worthy OF all praise had volunteered her services
sang in her usual superior and heartily receiv
ed by the audience in her last aria she compelled
| to repeat. Mr.. Timm, who also volunteered, accom-
panied he always does TO complete satisfaction
The Masters Bullock and Cole give in Brook
Ign Tuesday evening next which the last previous
| To their return home.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Arrived this Day.

Ship Chaos Wilson, from Liverpool. Nov 9th. with mdse
to Smith, Gardiner fowelL los passengers.
ship Ian,he, Uraves from Macao sspt och AnJer Oct llt
and passed the Cape of Good Hope Nov 6 with teas aud
silks to order The ship Nateez arrived at ArJier on the
10th. ia 30 days passage.
wine, to Center Co. .
swedish bark Thorc Petre Anderson, Sc days from Csdx
with salt and wine TO AZURE Galway.
Bark Roa tlerson a days from Malaga, with FRUIT to
Harmony, Nephews X Co. .
Bari Sarah Ann, skohed 60 days from Leghorn, with
undse, 10 order. - -.
Bsrk Genesse, Mnot. u days from New Orleans, with
cotton, 70 X Collins Go. - -
barb Alabama Burgess, I, days from Mobile with cotton,
BARK Weybo,set Harris, 1, days from Apasehieoa, with
10 master
Bark White O-k Hall, days from New Lonoon IN pei-
last, 70 n Hurlbut Co. , -,
Bark Huntrsss, Upton, days from Salem, IN taias to
NIX VIM Jones, Tyler IA days from st Marks with cot
ton, &c, TO Post. -.
Brig Palestine. sturdsv.nt days from St Domingo. with
logwood, to A Rossire Co
with mahogany, TO Aymn Go. 49, . =, -, ...,
Br brig Reliance Doane, from Turks Island. with tsol
bushels salt went ashore the 2.h Mt on koetsway
bsscs Saved 1000 bushels ss Got of lat inst, snd wn
towsd the city bv steamboat V--N'
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TWENTY-NISTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.

r.,n.ral ok..a.n.. Ia he Iai. Senator b

Funeral obseqiies to the late Senator Barrow.
The galleries of the Senate filed at an early hour
this morning. with citizens and Strangers and the line Of
sofas outside the below, presented the usual but
the bar ofihe Senate compressed they came In
the members of the Senate the diplomatic corpshe Pres
dent and his cabinet and his private secretary the judges
Of the Supreme Court .
Thus far the area front Of the chair and nearly oil
the whig side Of the chamber were still unoccupied At
quarter past twelve the President called the Senate to
order shortly after which the committee OF arrangement
OF both houses with the pail bearers entered with the
corpse which they placed in the vacant before the
table. young lad son Of the deceased senator, sat
The members Of the houseo the extent offhe accommo
datons followed and completely filed up the half Of
the chamber reserved for them, remaining outside
in the ante chamber. The speaker was seated by the
Vice President and the clerk Of the house by the
tsry Of the Senate. Rev Mr.. Slicer, chaplain to tho
people, saith your God &c.
Prayer by the the Rev. Mr.. spros, Chaplain to the
House.
Rev Mr.. Scer then delivered the address from Job
3Oth CHI. gao w. "For know that thou wilt bring me to
DEATH and to the house appointed for all the living !"
The sermon was closed with the ngeca bcnediction
deputy clerk then read the programme Of the
SION the dfe detachments marching OF as they were
called in their order and cut TO the eastern porco and
the foot Of the great OF stairs they were taken on
in the 10 the grave yard rapidly as the car
rages could be filed and The procession Of
carriages extended along beautiful but desolate road to
the Congressional cemetery for upwards OF a mile.
Arrived at the ground religious SERVICES were per.
formed at the spot by the Rev Mr. Slicer, when the
corpse was deposited in the elegant sepuchre in which
the remains Of those intended TO DO taken away are al
ways placed.
The solemn ceremonals thus being ended, the process
sion returned and the people dispersed TO their homes
The Senate met and adjourned over TO Monday next
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NEWS BY YESTERDAYS MAILS
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON,
&c. &c. SC.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 30. 1916.

WAsHINoToN, Dec. 80, 1876
Congrns- The Lieutenant GeneraIship-Tbe .sufi
Sisoery Provso in the TtDo Millions .appropriafon
Bill
Both Houses adjourned to-day in consequence of the
death OF Mr. Barrow. Mr. flanagan pronounced
feeling and eloquent euogium on tao deceased. The
funeral obseques take place tomorrow They will be
attended by the President heads of departments both
Houses Of Congress, and the diplomatic corps
The message of the touching the creation of
e rank of Lieutenant General of the ARMY will 10 in
Ch Monday or Tuesday, most probably on Monday
see that some OF your have been sending
in for the last three four days The message will
contain the naked to create the rank
without any alusion to the person to be designated to I'll
II will be sent to both houses of Congress in the
shape Of public message, and moi as private proposi
ton to the Senate. 81
From the present tone of both houses Il is doubtful IL
this rank be created have been speaking but very
Few who are in favor Of It, think the creation would
attended with very little Danger If the rank were
srtan to By conferred proper person but of this
ere car = no certainty. fear that in this matter
very other. political considerations will be
have weight, to the prejudice of the public
Should such be the case,sit is better that no
on should be made. II Is but great emer
o ich should justify 30 important ster, and II
3iergency has arrived, there can be no objec
creation Of this new rank The actual exis.
lis crisis Is what Congress must decide upon.
there is SUFFICIENT in the state Of our war with
sutAorizs the appointment Of Lisutsnart Go
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Yesterdays Celebration-New Years Day
Calls In clden times and at the present day
the Last CaIi-Incidents, So.

Yesterdays CeIebration-New Years Day
Calls In clden times and at the present day
the Last CaIi-Incidents, So.
Yesterday was all that the thousands of callers and
other pleasure seekers could wish The mist Of the
early morning cleared up comfortable season. and the
came out in all the brilliancy of clear April morn
ing The call makers at their days work in good
time and at 10 O'Clock, the streets fairly alive.
Omnibusses rumbled over the pavements filed to their
utmost capacity carriages ratified through the streets in
every directions every thing with wheels springs, and
seats, capable of performing the requisite duty, was
pressed into the service Of the day the side walks were
hronged with foot passengers and every thing betoken
ed Happy New Year." Even the beggar children,
who out with ample baskets to receive the contri
buttons of the benevolent, looked happy in spite
Of their professional attempt to seem otherwise
Rattle, rattle, rattle tramp rap jingle jingle,
GOOD morning. "Ah, how de DO. happy New Year
toye" 30, is it you, walk in" "Ah, ha, knew you'd
CALL" Sc Sc part Of the dstinguishable sounds
which fell upon the of the hungry travellers in the
streets In the houses no less happiness visible
The very best looks the very sweetest smiles and most
cordial greetings welcomed the vsters, and the very
greatest profusion of tempting decacies arranged in the
most tasteful manner upon rich tables pointed to-.
wards by the most delicate fingers and invitations par
take of the preferred bounty made in tones perfect
ly irresistible HEALTH" long life" the return of
many New Year days." and other sentiments appro-
pirate to the occasion drunk in wine punch coffee
lemonade water other beverages suited the
tastes of the visitors the principles of the heads of
household" where the visits made. Thus CON-
menced the day and thus il progressed till the afternoon
when the effects Of the arden upon the ardour of the
callers began to exhibit ITSELF young gentleman began
to walk wonderfully erect, fthey would say I'VE
not in the least under the influence of any thing exhler
ang" Towardsinight the larks were observedto step
cautiously and at later hour many observed in
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Died,

On Friday afternoon, LIST inst, JAMES GILLfoAr aged
twenty seven years, after short but severe ilness
The friends OF his brother Bernard and those Of his
uncle, Michael Renigans are respectfully invited 10 at
tend his funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock from
the residence OF his uncle, No q Centre street
At Havana, in November last, in the 4sth year of his
age THomAs MEossrY formerly Of this city, sincerely
regretted by his friends.
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WAsHIScTor, Dec. 3, 1916.


The Rerenue Marine Serviee-Tdyior's New Propeller
Hon. Care, Dauis-Despafches to Gen. Taylor.
There employed, under the immediate control of
the Collectors Of Customs, hundred and forty.fve
boats of various descriptions from open sks
to half decked sail boats Many Of them are managed
entirely by the inspectors One hundred and thirty
boatmen employed The entire cost to the govern.
ment s7l for the past year. The expense Of main
tsinng the vessels actually in service during the last
twelve months viz four steamers and fourteen schoon-
ers amounted s2s7 3ol which includes the additional
expense incurred by increasing the force employed on
board of those vessels which have been engaged
operating with the Gulf squadron. Humanity requires
that Congress should make provision for medical aid
there is authority given under any circumstances to
employ it, when called to cooperate with the
navy. The officers and are exposed to the same
casualties without being provided with medical
sistsnce Capt Fraser. in q report to Congress, says
there are now living the cold charities Of the world,
several men who have lost Limits in the SERVICE by
during the winter other Casualties in the execution
OF their duty, when beyond the reach of from
the shore No pension is provided any other refuge
left them than the amshous affords 1t has been ascer
tanned that the services Of young physicians fully quail
fed may be procured for the compensation as il
allowed to third Heute nans. The authority to sppoint
them upon such stations service a. are peculiarly OK
posed would create but trihing increase of expenJ
ture.
r. B. Taylor, Of Key West has placed in the room Of
the Commit Naval Affairs for the inspe ction Of
the Committee, nventon-the application of the
universal joint where the shaft emsrges from the
stern post rendering the propeller susceptible of being
veered to starboard port and operating steer the
vessel well small boat Is stecred when propelled
by single scull in the stern. The "unversal Joint ,
among other advantages allows the propeller to be par
tally raised, while in revolution when crossing shoals
bars Mr. has not taken out letters patent but
tenders his invention TO the government II will adopt IT,
Mr. Garrett Davis, Of the House Of Representatives,
turned to the city yesterday He has given bns In the
sum of thousand dollars keep the pace towards
all persons whatsoever, and not to fight sdusl leave
the city for that purpose.
day. carrying dispatches from the government Gene.
rel Taylor. vELlX.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the United States

WARRINGTON, January /, ls47
hB expected that the President will, on Monday
next transmit message to the Senate, recomms nding
the appointment of Lieutenant general
Wea informed that only two of the Committee of
Ways and Means are in favor of dutv on tea and
coffee
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TREAsURy DEPARTMENT, Dec. ri, ls46.
sR-Permit me most respectfully TO call your attsn-
ton the views submitted In my last annual report In
regard TO imposing duties on tea and coffee.
These duties suggested in view OF the necessity
Of obtaining the loan therein proposed and this depart
mont feels bound communicate the opinion entertained
by IT, that in the absence Of these duties will proba.
bly, be wholly impracticabs to negotiate the loan on
such terms a. would be permitted BY Congress.
Nest respectfully,
Your obedient servant
r. ]. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Ken. JAxss J. McKAy,
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New York, January p, Is47-IO A. M.
Tho Weekly Herald.
The Weekly Herald is now for sale at the office.
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence each.
The Holiday Herald.

The Holiday Herald.
We have published fourth edition of this beau
tifnl sheet. The illustrations Of the Mexican war
give it an historical value that no other pictorial
possesses. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for
mailing, can be had at the desk.
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LATEST FROM MEXICO.
INTERESTING VIEW OF AFFAIRS
AMERICAN AND MEXICAN CAMPS.
Reported Force of the Mexican Army.

EXPULSION OF EDWARDS THEREFROM
y BY SANTA ANNA.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-24

oease 10 be he sP0Ei q private amblii0n /;
and eonaaeI yourselves Ike gEesi AHEE-
lean nation. Ahandsn II once hose old
eolOnisl hsbiis. and lean 10 BE- lEEly Ire,
Truly republican. Noa may tilen sOon q
tain prosperity end happiness. a. With
y0n POSSES al the eleInfnis; bulTemem.
her that 100 are AmeFsrans, and lllal your
happiness : not n eome from Eorope.
ldesiEe, in conclusion. 10 say 10 you
with equal frankness that. were il neres-
szFy. IN army Of ooe hund Cd thousand
Americans would soon he among sou
and Inst the uniled States. if forced d
terminate b. arms heir differences viii
you. woHld not DO il in an uncertain OF
preearioIs. or sill less in eishonoEahie
manner. In would he IN insult 10 tie in
Iellisens people Of Ills country 20 dOubl
their knowledge az our power.
The system % forming guerrilla parties
90 annoy rs viii, assure YOU. produce On,
~ euils Ia this country. aud none 10 ON
army, which Knows how IN protect itself
and hOw 10 proceed against such rul
IhFOals; snd II, 50 fer from raining resent
menis and passions, YOU Try 10 irrilaie. you
will but FIRE upon rs The hard necessity
Of retaliation. In that event you canno
blame Us Tor the consequences which fal
upon yourselves. @> y
I shall march with this amy upon Pu
ehla and Mexico. | do not conceal Chi
fr"m you: from those capitals may again
address YOU. We desire peace. friendship
and Union, il il fOry"u Ia choose whcihe
YOU prefer continued hostiliiies. In eiilIel
ease. he assured ] viii keep my word.
Headquarters OF the Army,
Jalaps, May N, 1871.