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SITUATION WANTED,

TN Ticket Q1ee, Counting Room, or stors by a ran
who has had 10 IL years experience in ccu try
store Also, SIMILAR siiu1oH by young who has
had years experience In store. Fer particulars
inquire al this Office. w&dlw sept. 22.
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FIERCE AND BLOODY CONTEST. Three uapers,
says the Jackson County tiowa) Democrat, named
Vale, Cass and Young, while looking for beaver in the
vicinity of Morcon River discovereda large trail, and
made up their minds that they 10 the vicinity Of
large band OF Indians. They Immediately built little
fort of logs, and had hardly finished H. when the Indians
10 large body made their appearance. Vale a ID his
companions prepared for desperate resistance All
the FIRST fte Of the indians, Yuug sho, through the
head. Vac and Cass returned the ERE, aud three In>
dams Tell. This one sided struggle lasted for several
hours, Csss loading The guns and Vale fri wi une>
ing aim.
Cass al last imprudently exposed hshead and receiv-
ed ball in his eye. Vale was thus let sing e handed,
but he still undaunied file went at alone and
loaded and & ed in such rapid successon that The n>
dians alb. ut retiring, when he tell, MORALLY wound
ed The Indians mourned him, as if he had been
Of their NUMBER and buried him With the n; me of
the Eagle Brave. Tweny>eigh Indians killed in
Ih. action. Vale's relatives reside in Milw aukie.
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Another LoUP CTRvIEK. A letter to The P owl
dence Journal, from Uxbridse states that singular
animal, resembling The Canada Lynx, was taken on
Tuesday morning short distace eastey of that wis
lage. Ii about three ur feet in length OF an
ash coored gray, with pencils Of black hair JPN The
top ofs Il had long 'hick legs long sharp teeth
and claws, and large paws, slender IONS, and short
thick tail. Itweighs 10 pounds. Its voice resetn>
bIes the shrill shrek of child. 1t shot by Mir
George Ellison, upon large elm tree, in front OF his
brothers house,
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FALL AND WIkTER GooDs. County merchants
and Others visiting Boston 10 purchase dry goods will
do well TO call on DANIEL 4 Co, 20l Washington ST,
Boston. Their system is, .One r ce Small Profits and
Quick Sales Tney have reputation for sci ing the
best goods. See their advertisement in this paper.
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The CHOLERA. This disease has disappeared
from our city. No deaths from it have occur
red in the city proper since the 10Th inst and
only ole in the public institutions Boston
JOuyHdt
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AN ILLINOIS FARM. There BIS a farm in this state
which contains 81 600 acres. The proprietor fit, The
present season raised l3 600 cora 800 OF which
IS in one field: Al SO bushels per acre, this would give
650 600 bushels.
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ROardArS Wanted,

BOarderS Wanted.
TWO Gentlemen and Gentleman and his Wife can be
accommodated with Board by applying al 81 SOUTH
BRIDGE ST. d6* Sept q
20 100000 Yds. Straw Cord Wanted,
INHE above quantity wanted Immediately by The sub
l. hcribers Tor which the highest price will DE paid
HALL & THOMPSON,
sept 22 dwistf opposite Central Hotel.
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~ The Richmond Examiner reports horri.
Bile act OF cruelty done to negro in that city
The owner ted him up in the morning, beat and
tortured him all day, burnt parts of his BODY off
with FIRE. and at night took him down dead =
The murderer is in prison.
The PorAroE Ror. This disease, we under
stand. has appeared within few days at Concord
and in that vicinity, with great viruence, DESTROY.
ing whole fields OF potatoes The hopes OF rnany
OF getting fine crop will be disappointed.
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NJ The Mechanics Far continues TO be the centre
of atae tion both for citizens and strangers, all OF
whom are highly eratifed with It's excellence.
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Norfolk County Railroad Comnnn1-

NUiAOHA COuHLy kSaIlfOaO company
I'VE Stockholders OF this Company hereby nJtifed
to meet at Cochtnate Hall, in The City of Boston, on
Tuesddy the second day Of Octoter Rer eleven O'Clock
IN the forenoon, Tor the purpose filing any vacancies
that may exist In the board of Directors
ing any ether hu>ness relating TO the affairs Of The Cons
pAny that may be brought before the meeting.
Per order afthe PesideH; and Directors
Boston, Sept20 le4o. diO5 f. w. CLAP Clerk
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NOTICE.

TUE Copatnerrhip heretofore existing under the firm
OF REEVE e. PARK is this day by mutual con ent
disso' ed The business OF said firm will by
GE0hGE PARR 7. S. REEVE,
Worcester, Sept 20, 1859. d6t GEO. PARK
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DIED.

In this city, the residence Of Dr. John Green of dys>
EMERY, Miss Sally Phelps, aged IS.
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LOSE.

an Tuesday, the 18Th, between Northbo- ouQh and
~ Worcester, Russell Leather Val;se. The finder w
be suitably rewarded by leaving No. rs MAIN STREET
WORCESTER. dot SCI %
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G5' The HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION closed a'
10 O'Clock, Thursday evening. II has given entire sat
Isacon, both 10 the officers and The public considering
the uufavorahle season, and showed wonderful I'm
provemen the quality well as increase in The va
Tiey of fruits cultivated in vicinity Tne sale OF un
claimed fruit took place Friday morning and was well
attended. The rcaliums have been award and will
be published sno.:
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CATTLE SHOW.

His the conceded opinion of those mos conversant
with The matter that the Cattle Show Thursday was
one of The best ever held in tbs place, afo ding most
gratifying evidence of steadily progressive improve
men, in the quality OF neat stock. as well 'r the dairy
and draft as for the stall We did not make suieient>
Nv particular examination, TO indicate the individual
cases Of cular excellence This, The Isl Of premiums,
which we shall shortly give IA fol-, will do better han
we could Nor where all we're good could ne well
determine what particular branch most eAcelled The
mich cows working oxen, and young stock generally
we're very fine AID received high commentator. But
We thought that beautiful pair of tai ken beo ging to
Asa Matthews Of this city seemedto attract more atteu-
ton than any other stock.
The number OF swine entered was about seventy, ex
hbiling good collection of the choicest breeds IN the
county. The rearing Of sheep for wool, having been
nearly abandoned this UNITY IN consequence Of tie
greater prof oher branches OF hushandIy, the spec
OF sheep mostly confined to those adapted or
the stall, and we're very good.
The number OF persons in attendance was very large
usual and although there particular Instances
u regu arty the general character of the as'emhiage
was such as becomes The stad population OF our coun
IT, and such has heretofore been The pride and boas
of these occas ons.
NJ The HoRrlCuLTURAL EXHIBITION closed d
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r. >. July 2Sth. Lon. 1872 so, lat SO OF.
have only time TO add to the above, that we this
morning spoke the U. s. Revenue Gutter Erying
from the States, and from her We get supply of
water that will last US to our port. which we
expect to make in FIVE or six days send this
by her. III.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-15
Davidson College Celebration.

Al a meeting Of the Farmers and Me.
chanlcs Of Davidson College and vicinity,
on he evening of the 9th Of June, for the
purpose Of making arrangements for cele
bratIng the ilh Of July, Lewis Dmkins
vas called to he CHAR aud A. j. Donald.
son, Secretary.
When the following resolutions were a.
doplcd;
Resolrfd |. That We celebrate the 18th
OF July, 10 plain Republican manner.
Resolred 2. Tha, there be provided for
The occasion a plain and substantial dinner.
Resofred 3. unanimously, That no spir
ltous liquors be permitted on tho ground
on that day.
Resoired 4. That the Revolutionary and
Mexican Soldiers are requested to parlcl
pate with Us 10 the festivities Of the dav.
Resoirtd ). That he Ladies are here
by respectfully invited to participate with
US on the occasion.
An Grafton will be delivered on ,ha
day.
l.. DlNkINS. Chairman.
| A. }. DONALDSON, Secretary.
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Death Of General Gaines.

An Official Telcgrophc Despatch was
yesterday received a, tho War Depart.
meni, communicating the sad Intelligence
of The death Of Breve, Major Genernl Ed
muod PendIeton Games, of the United
States Army. He died on the 9th inst.
IN the city of New Otleans, (said To he Of
choera,) whilst in command OF the West.
ern Division Of the Army Of the United
States.
We have no, time to day to prepare an
extended notice of tho departed General
but will mention two facts respecting him
which we now happen to rene mber. lie
was, according To military grade, the Sc
cond officer in rank in the army. Major
General Scott having for long time beer
the senior General IN the service. The
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-15
The Small Poy.

We understand that a report has reach
cd town, that the Small Pox is between
Charlotte and Salisbury. II is said that
a sick passenger was lett on The road be.
tween the two places and his disease is
said to be Small Pox. We hope i, may
prove untrue.
The Greensborough Patriot, Of tho 9th
instant, makes the following remarks rel.
alive to the disease in that place and Vi.
cinity
PROGRESS OF TIE SMALL POX
Much as we may feel averse TO making
this subject staple editorial, i, is never.
,heless our duty TO keep the public advis.
ed OF the disease with as much accuracy
as our means of Information will allow.
The disease, in town and country, is
still confined in the same families noticed
in our last, with one exception 4 negro
boy employed abou, the Poorhouse, three
We understand that he is kept in an out
house, entirely out Of the range Of com.
munication with the main establishment.
There have been no new cases in the
country on the north, and there are but
two patients now dangerously afflicted
10 the country south, twelve of The ne.
groes on the place Of DR.. Albert McAdoo
decd, are suffering with the disease, bot
oil doing well-some Of the smaller ones
not being confined to bed at all.
In town, the death Of Mrs. Hannah
Underwood has deeply distressed larg,
and afectionaie circle Of relatives ane
friends. The small pox attacked her i'm
mediateIy after having given birth TO ,
child, and terminated fatally on Wednes
day morning last. Her infant fell pre-,
10 the same disease the succeeding day.
The other cases at Mr.. Underwood's ar
ola mild type. At Mr.. G. N. McAdoo'
the entire family are al length we'll enoug
to attend to their domestic affairs but
is not yet safe for them 10 come out an
mix with the other inhabitants of III
town.
A medical neighbor informs US tba
there have been, so far, thriy.,wo case
in all, as nearly as he can ascertain, frol
the very miIdest case Of varioloid to tn
most malignant form Of continent sma
pox. Out Of the ,hirytwo there ha,
been four deaths, including the infant me,
toned above. Vaccination, where il hs
taken proper and timely effect upon Il
system, has in perhaps every case BET
the means Of saving the patient no. on
from death, but from any great severi
Of the disease.
We shall be rejoiced when the time a
rivss tho, the dsappcaiance Of he scouri
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HNOtice.

|HNiiE undersigned wishes TO engaged in the
u Mercantile Business at Charlotte, North
Carolina, aud would like TO form u Copart.
nership with some gentleman Of respectable
character and Influence, who can command a
Cash Capital, or with some person now engaged
IN the same line of business. Having lived in
New York for several years, have made an nc.
quaintance aud acquired know ledge Of business
that will be an advantage to me in purchasing
Goods, Ne. Any communications addressed to
me at Steel Creek, N. c., will receive attention
aud treated with confidence
S. W, NEAL.
May IL, isio. 29-!r
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Minister 10 Spain.

II is reported tina, tx. Gov. Graham, Of
North. Carolna, has been rendered the up.
pointment Of Minister TO Spain. We look
upon this as rather strange Having seen
Col. Barringer's name mentioned in con.
necton with this mission, we made no o.
Their calculation bu! Iha, he would receive
il If any one from North Carolina did bat
il seems we are disappointed.
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@We are again necessarily compelled

@We are again necessarily compelled
TO throw ourselves on the indulgence Of our
readers. Sickness Of one hand four days
last week and The absence of another since
"Wednesday week, is our apology for only
issuing half sheet this week. In fact,
We should not have troubled our readers
with q halfsheet, but there are some
things that could not we'll be deferred to
another week.
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One Word More.

Let the Wings in each Captains Com,
pany be certain to see tina. Delegates are
appointed on Saturday, the 23d instant,
10 attend the District Convention, on the
4lh Of July next. II will be seen ,hn, two
Companies have taken the lead already,
one 10 Charlotte and the other in Cabar.
rus county.
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particular exploit that gave Gen. Games
his distinguished reputation was bis con.
duct at Fort Erie in 1918, which he de.
Tended with great ability from the night
attack of a powerful British force, under
The command of Gen. Drummond-lhe
loss of the British amounting 10 962, while
that of the Americans was only Ca 10
regard To age. General Games was the
Senior Officer of the American Army,
having entered the service as Ensign IN
January. 1899 and he has left behind him
a name which will adorn the annals Of our
country.-Nationai MteiHgtncer.
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SUDDEN CHANGE or TEMPERATURE.

most extraordinary variation of TEN.
peraiure occurred at Boston on Monday,
the 2lst OF October, as recorded IN the
Boston Journal. Al four o'clock IN the
afternoon the Thermometer Indicated a
temperature Of eigh,y.two degrees. At
five o'clock he wind changed 10 the north
ward, and 10 a few moments the mercury
IN the thermometer sunk 10 firly one de.
grees-a difference IN temperature Of thlr.
~ one degrees in less than an hour.
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~ We nre requested 10 state tina,
meeting Of the Wings in the Crab Orch.
ard Company will he held, on Saturday,
the 23d instant, at their usual muster
ground.
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We arc authorized to announce GEORGE W.
MCDONALD as a candidate for the office Of
Clerk Of Mecklenburs County Court.
& We are authorized and requested to announce
BRALY OATES. ESQ, as a candidate for re-.
election a. Clerk Of Meekenburg County Court.
We are authorized and requested to announce
JENNINGS B. KERR, Esq, a candidate for re
election Is Clerk Of Mecklenburg Superior Court.
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NEARLY A HUNDRED PERSONS FRO
ZEN To DEATH

The Quebec Gazette Of he l6lh uli.,
states tina, the bark Lord Byron has or
board seventeen Of The brig Hannah's pas.
scngers, taken from cake Of ice. The
Hannah was suddenly cut in two By an
ice cake, and sunk, her passengers taking
refuge 90 The ice, in the Gulf Of ST. Law.
renee, where nearly one hundred persisted.
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RIPE PEACH.

Our neighLor. Mr.. Mordecai, laid on
our table, on Tuesday morning The 29Ih
ut.. rather precocinus offering in the
shape Of a well formed ripe peach. 1t
was Of the nh'msg species. Had the sea
son been as favorable a. usual, this fruit
would have been maured early 10 the
month. - South CarolinIan.
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PANIC AND FLIGHT OF THE Legs
LAIURE.

After n weeks wrang'ing, the wise ard
heroic gentlemen who we're, last winter
intent upon fighting the Abollllonls,s, aave
fed, without firing a gun, from the bare
apprehension Of the Cholera. Yesterday
they reconsidered the resolution Of Satur.
day, and determined TO adjourn from this
CITY, TO meet mex, Monday at the Fauquler
Springs. We think il likely they are IN
such a state Of trepldation, that they will
carry the Cholera with them, wherever
they 90 and if they do not, they will be
IN such constant dread Of it, that they will
be unfit to discharge the public duties.
1t is said lha, a decided majority we're
opposed to quitting the city; but they
saw that large portion were so much af'
lecied by fear as to be disqualified for bu.
sine.s here, and as every days session
was TO be interrupted by cholera resolu
lions, i, was deemed hest to go somewhere
else, or to adjourn sine die.
Ii is rather mnriiiy ing 10 reflect, that
the deslinles Of the Commonwealth are IN
tie hands Of gentlemen more llmld than
flock OF sho, wild geese. II has been sug
gesled tina, the mex, Legislature should
pass an act relieving the present members
from militia du,y--Iest they should get
hurt
We hope them a pleasan, trip to The
Springs, and speedy deliverance from
their fears.
wha. the good people Of Virginia. who
will have 10 pay the expenses Of tins ex.
traordlnary launt TO fashionable watering
place, vii think OF il is yet to be ascer
laucd. - Richmond Wig.
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We are authorized and requested to announce
ALEXANDER LITTLE. Esq. as Candidate
to represent this, the third Congressional District
Of North Carolina. in the next Congress Of the
, United States.
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g James Suiclille has been found gull
ty of setting fire 10 the city of Charleston
on the 2nd OF May last. Two others are
to be tried for the same oiTcrRe.
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DanE.

In Cleveland county. on the 3rd instant. Nr.
JOHN OATES. in The 18th year OF his age
In Lancaster District ;, c on tho 1th INST,
Mrs MARY J, cows ART, wife OF Capt John
Cowsart, snd daughter The late j. w Wed.
dngion Of this county in tie Goth year u her
age.
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from our community can be announce,l.-
The business Of our town continues at q
sad stand still in all departments and the
effect is reciprocal upon the country 10 a
considerable extent.
We learn that case was observed on
last evening, 1--WE write on Friday of a
negro girl, IN another family in town, o: a
character so doubtful that she was prompt.
ly removed from the family. Ii is said,
to-day, that tho eruption has made lis
appearance upon her; but some circum-
stances lead 10 the hope that 1t may turn
out not to be small pox.
By the way, The principal apprehension
of The spread Of the disease, in town and
country, is on account of the negroes,
whom the strictest vigilance can hardly
restrain from communication with each
other.
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s,p'L J. ll.sais, Secretary.

A portion Of the " higs of Union coun.
y assembled al Monroe, 6.h instant, and
agreed 10 take the necessary steps to send
delegates 10 a convention 10 be held al Al.
bcmalle, IN Stahly county, OF the All Of
July next. Whereupon II was
Reso!red, To reques, the Wigs Of the
county, through the Charlotte Journal and
Arson Argus, 10 hold primary meetings on
the last Saturday in June, (the 30Ihl al the
several election precincts and ascertain as
near rs possible VIII CHI Of the three Wing
candidates Tor Congress their company
district IS IN favor Of and appoint delegates
to meet IN d County Convection, to be held
a, Monroe, on Monday Of mex. July Court,
when delegates ~tll be appointed to repre-.
sent the county in the District Convention
to be held al AIbemnre, on the ilh OF Ju.
ly, for the purpose Of uniting upon one Of
The three Wig candidates now before the
people for Congress.
Monroe, n. c.
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CD11IntfF:
FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1919.

~ WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq. is our
agent in Baltimore. authorized to obtain adver.
tsemsnts and subscriptions, and TO grant receipts
pE. w. CARR. Esq is our agent in Phla.
dslph;a. authorized to obtain advertisement and
procure subscriptions.
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Davidson College.

snllE members of the presen, Senior Glass
~ will be- examined as candidates Tor tie De
gree Of 4 D.. on Monday and Tuesday, the end
and 30 OF July next
June H., leI9