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FOR CALIFORNIA.

L. For California, Uia Chagres-To Sail S.4TUR.
3akA Day. 9th fn-t.-New Orleans and CAagres Reg.
copper fastened bark FLORIDA, McCany, master, viii
sail as above: She has splendid State Room accemmoda
tons IN the Cabin and the Seersge beautifully
sage apply to the Captain board opposite the Beef Mar
o. WICKHAM, % Bienvine st.
or r. M. HARRISON & co, ~ Pcudrss st
~ This vessel goes 10 our Agents. Messrs r. IL LrETCH
Co. who receive and ffeght ChagIe and
guarantee them through to San Francisco at the very
est rates. allowing each 81 day for Board from
the time of his arrival at Chages until he embaks at Pan
ANA for San Francisco. is
4EeFor California Chagres TO saH on
Or SATURDAY,, 9th INST, positively unless sooner
~ss&. iul-The llknown, sailing coppered and
copper-fasened big PERFECT, Capt J. Boyd will sail
above having the of her passengers engaged This
vessel has odations for Cabin Steerage
passengers, and consigned MessIs. PEAkE REID
CO. who will forward passengers 10 Panama and San
Francisco.
Passage in Cabin all in State Rooms. ..........s
Passage in the Storage. and found. $50
For freight passage apply to
KENNEDY u FOSTER, 80 Tchoupitouas st.
DEWEY Il CO.. 81 Gravier st. jed
q. For San Francisco, Cafornia.-To Sail the
AIxN 18th of Juue-The very fast sailing clipper built
sas7e bark MADONNA, Capt. J. Mitchell, having most
of her cargo engaged will sail above touching at Rio
de Janeo, alpaaso and Caao She of 500 tons bnhen,
commanded by of much experiences in the Pacific and
and airy between decks which will be fitted up in the most
desirable manner For freight apply board
Post g. Second Municipality, or to
C. J. MEEKER, So Poydras 81.
TT Passagein First Cabin. $3.50; Second Cabin. 5000
No Passengers taken. and no berth secured until
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERs

T'HE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
l. that he has ROW in successful operation 60 n
fine new STEAM PERRY, running from ,eNssst$a
the City of New Orleans to AZ aiegs. cm day
light until clock p The Boat leaves this city from
fine whaf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
distance above The Baleye Iron Works The landing
each side well arranged and safe and .ure exit and en-,
charged by other Ferries Also hpmasten and Others
wishing the Point. will find large and commodous
sks Constantly plyng between the Government wharf,
(wheIe the Ornnbusss sop) end Theirs Warehouses on
the opposite side. ~,oYpu
fy5 WILLIAM RANDt"-F"
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
nUININE, CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- -Ul
" Gao, RHUBARB, etc.-As low for cash 81
as can be procured elsewhere-Cal and ~
judge-Dr. E. J. COXE'S PREPARA- Il
CGC SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequalled
remedy for Coughs. Influenza etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA. sARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeabe cure. superior to
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
made.
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA. TAR, LIvERWORT.
ecF0r the relief and cure of CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ.
MENT.
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption.
Office corner MAGAZINE and P0ydras St.. n23 1y3dp
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fy For Clerk-SAMUEL G. RISK is Candidate
for Clerk the Fifth Court Election to be held on
5h November and will be supported Q? ,,r.
ans
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF G
1AIYA AND SARSAP6RILLA.

TINE nabe remedy discovered for that CLASS Of dis
generally which the Copava and Sarsa,
have been found sceab The estimation and enormous sale this
medicine has obtained for the certain oil
its immense uty 1t has acauei the utmost almost every
part Europe 1t examined and sanctioned
BY recommended by the most eminent
Of the profession.
enjoys above all ehers
neat portable posthe mode IN which may be
aken being both and pleasanlts aseess no
especay would medicine highly useful ought
be preparation possessing advantages which
Accompanying the pamphlet
charge containing full and ample directions
~ Prepared BY B. Thorn, Chemist London and Tor sale
SiCkLES CO., Druggists 40 Canal and "a Magazine
New Orleans. ma 3m2dp
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U- To ieaue regularly on TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, at 81 o'clock, p M
LNOR MOBILE. from tft New Canal and Pontcharair
l. Railroad via Pass Christian. ~ -
TT Freight by the New Canal. lEAa8*r4
ET- Passengers BIZ the Railroad. l1sssseKA
The and ,pe1dd fast running passenger Lake steam
for the trade cabin all in state will leave the New
Canal above. landing at the Ponchartran Railroad for
passengers ty tho o'clock p M train of cars.
Freight received for Montgomery Wetumpka, etc. giving
through Bills Ladng Of Is cents per Dbl
N B-Freeht resolved sttbe New Basin Warehouse I'M.
till O'clock P, NJ, on the day Of departure.
For freight passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
AH isSi IT, WINGATE Brennan. a Poydra, st.
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IT, For CLERK. We authorized to ANNOUNCE
GEORGE a. FOSDCK Candidate Tor Crs OF the run
nert ' - apli tie
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~ = IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS Co
l@S ING EAST Fer ~; Montgowerg Gnd re
did ts:t runnps donble engine Pasengs, steam packet
FRIDAY EvrNINe at clock and arrive at Montgomery
every Saturday.
Passengers by this boat leaving Montgomery on Mon
day morning, will reach Macon time take the Extra
Night Train the Central Railroad which arrives Sa
vannah "Wednesday Morning and with the
splendid Sea Steamers CHEROKEE and TENNESS EE.
New York Steam Packets For freight passage apply on
board, or to
ap& BIN M WARING & CO Agents. Mobile
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Smiths and Engineers
AULT & SEYMOUR-Julia stree, Next DOOR 10
Commerce street, near the New Levee
ARE fully prepared 70 attend to 81 kinds OF EA
"A BOAT IRON WORK at the shortest notice a
BRASS PATTERNS fnsnshed, of all descnp- 81 ~
tjous REPAIRS TO BOILERS, and all dsscrip- my
tiops of Jobbing Work, will meet prompt attention. ~
Scales Repaired and Adjusted. my9 Saw
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President when that instrument expressly
provides, that the Executive power shall
be vested in the President = and that every
bill shall be presented to the President for
his approval or disaPprovai and that, if
he approves Of 1t, it shall become a law,
and d! he disapproves it. IT shall not, unless
passed by two.lh,rds Of both houses Of Con.
gress. lie follows up this false asse rtion
by another, that had one fifth Of The We.
TO power in my hands, when, in fact, had
no part, and when the paper On which he
relies 10 make out his charge, shows on
its face that The cabinet conslsted of six
and not five, and Of course, II i: had the
veto power, but one-sixlh part was vested
IN me. But this double mistake is not sui.
tic,enI OF itself TO support his charge.
The question would still remain. How
could | be solely responsible, when accor
ding TO his own showing, ! had but fifth
OF The power Upon what principle Of
justice could ! be made responsible for the
acts OF the other three, or as the fact real.
ly is-the other fourl To escape from
'hs dilemma, he attributes TO me the most
commanding influence over the Cabinet
so commanding as to be able To draw over
10 my side sufficient number of members
TO make malntliy; and this too, when II
IS apparent from the paper from which he
draws his statement, that Mr.. Monroe had
no doubl as TO the power of Congress. |
then, IN order 10 command majority would
have had TO control three other members
agaiDs, him, which Col. Benton seems To
think ! could have done very easily # |
had thought proper. He seems to have
most exalted opinion Of my abilities, Ear
more so than have of his. Wherever
am placed, whether in Mr.. Monroe's or
MIR. Tyler's cabinet whether IN The Sen.
ate, or the House Of Representatives, or
IN the chair Of the Vice President, alone.
IN his opinion. ain responsible on all ques
lions.
Ito be Continued)
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A PEEP AT FASHIONABLE LIFE.

A couple Of lawyers, who do not circu
late amongst the "upper ten" des,rous Q
penetrating into The secrets nf fashionable
life, adopted The singular experiment Of
mounting upon one anoiher's shoulders and
peep,ng into windows. Several ladies' IN
fashionable mansion on Fourth street,
the other night, were assembled in their
ParIor around a work table, chatting and
converslng gaily, when a man tumbed
heels over head into their midst. One of
the two lawyers mentioned above, had
mounted upon the others shoulders IN
KIND OF craw-hsh fashion, and was luxu
rating IN the loveincss of The fair ones
there assembled, when the other, through
freak or whIm, gave sudden lurch, and
sent his colleague headlong into the room.
The master Of the house, alarmed at the
cries OF the ladies', came into the room and
'Jected the gentleman as suddenly as no
'ad entered. So much for a glimpse of
fashionable life.
Cincinnati NonpareH.
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Ito be Contiaued.)
TRULY "A DARK PICTURE. -

FROM THE CINCINNATI GAZETTE or JULY
! The PeaiIence - Iafafuation of The PEG
Pie.-The Heather maxim " Whom III,
Gods doom TO destruction the, frs. make
mad. IS forcibly brought 10 mind al thi,
time IN Cincinnati. With daily NOR
tally IN our midst Of more than 80, caused
chiefly by The prevalence of pes,,lence
immunity from whose deadly touch IS dis
tinctly and loudly proclaimed, BY ITS his
tory and character, to be prudence IN oil
personal habits, and especially 10 eating
and drinking, the mass of the people vel
abondon themselves 10 indulgence IN food
the most un~ holesome Of any they eau eat
and to exposure the most careless.
Market baskets are sill crammed full OF
green ndigfs,Ible poisonous vegetables,
which are borne l8to miserable houses ono
morning, from which the next morning arc
borne out the dead bodies OF those " no eat
them. Funeral professions, picnics, par.
AIDES, are still kept up, ,hough oi the men
who compose them one dav II - almos,
morally certain thai some will be borne 10
their graves the next. IN consequence of
the very exposure which they make ne
cessary, and % The excuses in eating and
drinking to which they either directly or
indirectly lend.
Intoxicating drinks appear to have as.
sumed new fascination among US, and
men reel home at night, with the burden
OF whose lIfeless forms some ricke,y cart
reels to the graveyard next morning. Not
only men, but women, siagger under the
,nfiuence Of the liquor from tho still, and
come with pesliferous breath and hagearl
looks to ask advice, sympathy, and assis.
lance.
All :lis makes a dark picture. Is II
fancy, now, or IS il faci1 Like fancy
IT reads, beyond question. But tina, it
IS TACT seen, and heard, and felt every
day, aud every hour in the dav.
II we were asked a, what period, within
the past five years, we had seen and heard
Of the most drunkenness in this city, we
should be compelled TO say the present pc.
TIod-lhe period That Is marked by the 4
'avages Of The destroyer, Tho IS ending in .
iea.h long cherished friendships, separa.
ing husbands and wives forever, tearing
BROTHERS and sisters apart to be no more
inlted beneath the pnternal roof, and Law.
ng whole families, within a few hours of
ach other, IN their last resting place
v hat time for dissipation Yet thu, Is
he time chosen.
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10 make way for him Col. b. : ~.
was elected. Does Mr.. C. tb;nt u,a'hfr
pie have forgotten these things "e pe0-
Bo. says Capt c., did ro,.,
resign my lot office to 90 to Ms,;a'
There arc some people who bave -
been satisfied on this point. If na,,, never
alone prompted The e1 Super,n,enden, ''''n
dad he not answer the call Of his Dem,o"ny
&c President IN the summer of 4G, wa
did he no, lead of immediately q, WY
ing the second call in the winter or s.e''.
AZ l have heard il alleged ,ha, no, ~
but patty zeal and party pride ,od' "'ns
Capt. {. to step forward, when he .. .uVed
Democratic friends in MeckIenL,," Its
abou, TO bring disgrace on lhemselssss" were 81
the party in N. {. by refusing to ,s 20 aAa
single volunteer to aid in extrics,;no :, a
country out Of the unnecessary Us ."e
war, into which IL had been pIun,.I gu
their Democratic President, na,,,s =, " "
Mecklenburg. Capt. C. and Tim 80 ''d
leaders were bound 10 do some,h,oo ''' T,
claim much more for the Wings in A.,
lenburg md elsewhere who voluo,es,ad
that occasion. '''
shall not question the motives NJ r..
{. IN heading and (his character and nap
ilonl giving importance TO the reLelaa
gainst tho State authorities at Cb,,I'.
IN January, Isl7. But do saw he IT,. "
ce,ved his full reward. Pom, if you..s
to single &C, Of disn,eres,ed sery,ce /.
has rendered the country. Yei he .a.l."s
a member Of the Legislature, memLor !"
Congress, Superintendent, Of Branch M,,,
Captain Of Dragons, and lastly bre,e,sS
MsIor. ~iihou, ever having s,r,ckens Llo.
And now. again this same violent p.r,i,,,
who has literally lived in Party, ha. ,Ia
cool ehfoniery to rloim votes as an ina,
pendent candidate foI Congre.
July 20. iS4o. A VOTER.
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Eoa rnr cnAaI.orrr InraS,r

Alta meeting Of Long Creek COMPANY
on Saturday, the 2lst OF July, when sboa,
30 assembled 10 take ia,o consideration tho
cooduc, Of tho citizens Of Charlotte 10
wards the people Of the County cod State
The meeting was organized BY the 81.
po,o,ment Of Mathew Wh,,low cha,rn,s
and X. u. Mon,ri,h secretary.
A. Wilson. Al. A. Wallis. Geo. EIlou
James NJ Alexander. and +. Heodet.on
were appointed committee 10 draf, re,o
lu'Ions for said meeting. when they reno,
ted the following, which were unsnmoo,
ly adopted.
|. RssOirsd, That we the people Of Lonr c,.,t
Company. view the laws Of tho Town Corpof,.
ton unlus, and onwise, 1. they coailict wth II.
interests Of tho chirsns Of the County and Sl.,,
Rssslred. That the citizens Of Chariot. ~
requested to call a meeting and take INTO eop,4
ersiion the repesfng Of all la~s or claus, Of
laws that conflict with the citizens OF tho Csuriy
OF Stale. directly or indirectly.
8 Rssoirsd. That if the enisons do no, ks,4
such neetng and rsquest the Comm ,s.iopsr,I /,
repeal snrh laws. thst NO will hold oil fuiliy
L. Re''ir,d, That We hold to equal tigh,, s-a
equal privileges.
Re'oir'd, Ths, friendship and good fesl,ar
shsald exist and that tho citizens Of The towa .sl
tie country should cultivate them alike ,os.fl,
each otter.
o. kssoirsd. That we vis~ the steps ules u
Tho eiaHans OF commissioners Of Cha fioils ,tsr
..r 10 The steps taken BY tho Bfiinh Croso "a
l775 N'N'' ="
Rs''lstd. That tho paper. in the iosn q
~hafiott" he requested TO publish the re.ola,ion.
. he1otuea. That tho meeting adjourn to 70.
Iufo day.
MATHEW WIITLOW. Charm'n
X. u. MoSrrIrn Secretary.
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Hon. Edmund Dcbcrry.

ms gentleman addressed the people of hi,
County on Tuesday last, We regretted ,b,, %,
missed Tho opportunity of hearing him. lie wa,
necessarily short, as his opponent was not here
we learn. however. from gentlemsn, on whom
we can rely, that he made a very handsome sd.
dre''' and we believe he gave very general salts
faction to his political friends as I hayo heard
number Ipress themselves pleased with him.
IN tho subject Of abolition he is a. correc, n, INV
democrat could wish. having voted while in
Congress at all times for the 9lst rulo of IN.
mouse winch excluded abolition petitions. To
satisfy every Wing in thi. Dis,ric, tina, Edmund
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New Discovery.

". L.v. ,.-
p''''" ''' '0"o '''"e Pa" 10
give bf'ei NOTICES OF The operations at some Of
tie most productive gold mines IN this part of cur
State oN.,,,c tho los, r,,,;.,,,,, :.
VIZ sa" w.
va" 'o"' ''"'' 10 om'' u rs not OR design at
present 10 write on the subject than TO stale
tina, we have und.r,,ood ,h,, now t,., ,.,,
" '"' ''"e' u our county mas recently been OBJ
served at the nine known as the n nps Noun.
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Deberry Is worthy 81 their suii,ages, we give Tie
following extract from the Nalonal In,elligen
Ger. than whom. no one has had better opportuni.
ties ofludging than the editors of,Lai paper
II has been for some time past seen with great
regret that IN the third Congressional district Of
the sis,e OF North Carolina tla,ely represented
by Mr. Bsu,nger) the conflict between tho claims
OF several Wig candidates was likely to defeat
the choice OF Wing member from this strang
Wing district. We now learn with pleasure
from the Fayetteville Observer Of the 10Th inst
that tho difficulty has been happily removed by
taking up and nominating Qbe candidates pre-.
ylously IN nomination conseniing)s former Wing
Member from the sims district, The upright and
sreeiism Edmund DeLsrry, than phom HE Oh
North State n,rsr had rorthnr Repremrfa
ffrs IN Compress
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THE WIG CONGRESSIONAL coNyEy
ZION

j we learn, with no sorpfise, that Little In
. gram and the indsuihsbic pnckrry, with al! b,
, trmhfH 81 pHFpos." have beea thrown otter
board. and tia, Edmund Dehef,y, OF Richmond
has received the Wing nomination Of the ..lf
Constituted delegates flo is represented =. mo-
ooly weak. ard fOcble. and partially deaf but
i"deraist OF the deepest dye. In were possible
TO elect bnn. ~hat a representative he would
make
The foregoing article is from that yeri.
table organ OF L"cofocracy. the " Carolina
Republican OF Linconton and ~e Doubt
whether any paragraph ever before penned,
contained IN equsI amount Of si,upefa,ion,
Ialsehood and folly, IN the same nunlb.r
Of lines.
In the first place Mr.. Dcberry is no,
"ot Richmond :" and the ignorance Of the
Republican" as TO his wh.rea bouts. shaus
ITS 'ocompctcncy 10 speak Of bun IN other
respects.
Secondly the delegates BY whom heI
was nominated were not scif constilutel1
ne Convention wss we'll gotten up; "
us members were as respectable gentleu 81
ne ever assembled IN North Carolina f
similar, or any other pm, pose. ~-
Thirdly Mr.. Debery i, neither weak
nor feeble. Tie Is the best. read POLITICIAN
and the most able and effective popular or
ntor IN the District be the other man
Wing or Democrat, Captain" OF private:
and let those who eptettsin a contrary
opinion trot on, thci, nag. The man
whom W,Ilsm II. Haywood, Jr., the Gen.
'ral .in.chef Of the party, Few years ago
RCD IN VAIN TO write down has nothing 10
ear from Captain Caldwell and bis lieulcn'
Ints.
Fourihly; Tf our candidate is deaf, or
partially deaf" we never heard Of ii: at
ny rate, we never found il necessary TO
peak louder to him than 10 our other
Ilends IN conversation. And there is one
hing of which we feel perfectly certain:
hen he gets into Congress no will be net
'er deaf 10 the roice Of his eonstitusnr,
or independent Of their wishes. Can
10" Republican say as much for is man,
I'd tell the truth 7
Fiilhly lfby "federsii.t, The +" Rcpub
ian means that Mr.. Debcrry is q friend
me Constitution Of his country, and 40
mirer OF tho principles which controlled
administration OF President Washing
., then II has uttered one truth, and Mr.
'berry's federalism IS "of the deepest
O." Bot If il intends to convey the idea
!! no is in favor Of tho odious one.mao
*er advocated by tho Washington Uni.
and bowed down TO az the golden calf Of
idolatry by the whole Democratic
~ of the country, then we mnsi tell Tho
republican that lhero is more federal
10 the little finger of the " independent
'dida'e than in tho whole body ofEa.
nd Dsberry.
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NOT BAD.

The marriage Of Col. Bragg, OF a "Iittle
more grape" notorIeiy, is noticed by the
N. York Globe as a surrender of the gal.
liant Colonel, which the Globe says " ser.
we'd him right lie should have known
Tint his battery could not resist the mail
arms Of woman"
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LAND WARRANTS.

Ninety thousand land warrants have
been issued 10 soldiers who served in the
Mexican war, giving to them a. bounty
10, 100, 900 acres Estimating the value
Of this land at 81 ,25 an acre, we have On
aggregate Of SIT 100000.
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We are authorized TO announce GEORGE W
MCDONALD as q candidate for the Office OF
Clerk Of Meeklsnburg County Court.
We sre authorized and requested TO announce
BRALf OATES, Esq, a. a candidate for re.
election as Ctork OF Meckienburg County Court
We are snihorzrd and requested to announce
JENNINGS b. KERR. E-9, n candidate for 10
election as Clerk OF Meekhnburg Superior Court
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b' We would remind the people Of the coun
y. that Monday next, is tie day Get apart for
paying respect 10 the memory of the late James
h. Polk, es.Preslden, Of tho United States
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FOR CONGRESS,
Hon EDMUND DEBERRY
OF MONTGOMERY
Election, the I'd Of August.

JJ'As we now have sufficient aid an our office
we hope not to trouble our readers soon with hal
sheets.
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drNe1, week We hope to be able to give grea
ter variety under our editorial head.
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District Vote.

Asa table otreierence for or friends we give
the vote IN each county except Lincoln and Gas
ton ~ the District ut the Goycfnof's election last
yeaI.
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FOR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.

Mr.. Editor Capt. Caldwell has n
'earn) The eiifon,ery 10 claim votes from
the People OF this district on the ground
'oi having resigned lucrative sopo,n,.
ment and volunteered TO 20 to Mexico.
Now SIR, do the people remember the cir.
cumstances under which Col. Gather wa.
removed from the Mint and Capt. G. nm.
pointed IN his stead The facts are these
In lSil Mr.. Caldwell was chosen a RI.
preventative in Congress. The then Pres.
'dent-accldentaI John Tyler-havina be.
trayed the Wings, and not meeting with
The favor he expected at tho hands Of the
mass OF The Democratic Party, was wholly
without friends IN Congress. The traitor
set TO work TO manufacture some. The
enormous patronage Of tho Government,
vas at his command. A certain measure
'nown as his" Fiscal Agent" scheme for
and disbursing the Public reven.
10 was employed as feeier in tho House
i Representatives.. This absurd financial
roget received onl y some twelve or fifteen
oles IN the house. Tint number consjs.
I'd OF Henry A. Wise, Geo. II. Profit. W.
'. Irvine, Crten W. CaidreH and others.
IS known, sir, that nearly every mem. ,
er who voted for that abomioabIe mess.
70 received from John Tyler a lucrative !;
,PoIniment. Mr.. 6. W. Caldwell m.
'iyed The best Office IN North Carolina. :
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CDnrlnttF:
FIR IDA Y. JULY q, 1919.

~ WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq. is our
sgent IN Baltimore. authorized To Obtain adyer.
hsements and snbscrptio ions, and 10 grant receipts.
GE w. CARR. ESQ, is our sgent in Phla
delph;a. authorized 10 obtain advert isements and
procure subscriptions.