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Ma Error n. cand dates for Congress
the Hon Eduuad Deberry and Capt q. W. Cad
we'll addressed the people Of Cabauus OF the
l7th met, berg Tuesday Of County Court. Il
was Tie mrs, time ey have confronted eoch 9th
er The public may desire some account Of tAls
conflict Of arms
Mr Deberry rose first and Just as oar eve fell
upon he erect and robust f,rn We cosIa not hel p
wishing the Editor Of the Lincoln Republican "
had been there in order TO have ocular demons,ra-
ton OF how near the truth he when he said
MI Deberry weak, feeble, soase.ess and
desf old man
VII Deherry proceeded to state his devotion 10
Wing principles and to Gen Taylor lie sndi.
catsd tho policy Of the administration as fsr az
developed DENYING that IN any inzlance it had
violated ito promises or disappelnted the net tx
pectalious Of the country. ile dset at son4
lngth OF tie mailer Of prescription about VII ei
Democratic papers are making 20 much ado, aud
Showed ncoalestbiy that Gen Taylor had dis
placed no man who had not prostiluted his o'lis
10 party purposes OF Was wanting IN one Or ihr
other Of the essential qualifications Of TIE Jssr 0
man standard" ca 4si'y honesty r. fidelity
lie condemned IN uumea -ured terms. that spiri
Of var and conquest which cHaracterzes Demo
cratic policy and concluded with i 'lfrn but no
derats exp press on Of his determination TO adhef
10 We IlEnls Of lHE south on tilt ri4ftfF lIt6'lpE
We Do not aim at any sketch Of his remarks =
H. is sufficient 10 cay that il model Win
+ speech, as the man himself IS model Wing pol
iticisn, candid hoGost, Conservative, pattlotf
and devstsd 10 the Union 1t made fine in
preston on the audience, satisfying every Wht
with the selection Of the Convention. while IL
gbtlorwardness elected praise even from IL
, Democrat. themselves
Capt. Caldwell rose 10 reply; and really "
wish We were master If the stenographic art fe
We would like 10 publish in Jour columns his u
marks entire. Sincerely We Think II Capt Calt
well could see his speech N that form, lie and b
party ould be utterly ashamed Of il for ii woul
bs uox, 10 Impossible 70 read over cody such
rigmaroie Of efffontery and contradiction withot
/ being covered with the blush Of shamo
d The first part Of his speech was taken up wit
A flourish about how he had driven three compe
i,ors from the field; with a itrade about the eyI
Of conveatisns-.the most offending Of all wblc
. bod es was the AluemaFe Convention, because
snatched scat from under him in which no CO
hdeHty hoped 10 uxurIate at tho next session
Congress. and iiralIy, with a lecture to the Whii
about prescription. All this part Of his fsmar
was spoken TO Democratic ears
lie now turns and addresses the Wings IN d
|, blandes, manner and IN tho most concIliato
4. style A man never looks 80 ridiculous as VIII
! he Ia attempting to prove himself to be whst
. whole life proves him nat 10 Le-judge then Ia
y Capt. Caldwell looks while trying TO mako 0
! that be is . very decent sort Of something in 4
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ARRIVAL OF THE
s,eamerSy;s,s'1IA:. Europa.
SErSYSsy
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamer Europa arrived u, HALIFAX
on Monday, bringing dates from Liverpool
TO the Is, INST.
The prices Of Gotten 81 Liverpool remain.
I'd the same as al the close OF The pteslous
week. The prospects of en- sbundan, har.
vest continued nI,,ering, bnd breads.uiI,
had further declined.
The latest accounts from Hungary are
represented TO have come " through en-.
%" aud TO contain "no'hing satisfactory"
/, is believed that Gen. klspka eth holds
possession Of Comorn. aid a battle is re.
ported TO have iaken place between Raob
aud Comorn, 10 which The Magj ats had
the adssniage.
General lls,naO, ia his lest bulletin,
says that al Banai end Ttans5 lvana are
clear o! in.nfgeois. a corp. Of G00 loot
and 600 hose had sutttudeted 10 ns
Russians, aud lad tosn their ems. Ger.
efnls Ben and GregsLsa, bong surrcun
dcd by tie RJsssu Gene al Lqders, lelt
thcii troops AID made their escape; the
troops tbcrrupou le d down llet arms. At
afad % GOO Uen wee taken piisorefs,
ani l1G runnon captured.
Gen. Paskiesi,ch his 6elsvced Gca.
Gorgoy eud the members OF tbe bet, eiih
~ the mn'erttls OF Va, cap'urod BY him. 10
tie Austrian commander. Auothrf Hinge.
rian leader has proposed 10 cspuulaie 90
the terms OF freedom Of the ,Gi;ers on "a.
sole; bu, lla.naa tetus,d these conditions
and Sss I'll ~ pursa,'.
Tie Enpetof's decision 10 the case OF
Gorgey : surrendered arms ~. that part Of
She ioop, lie d,,mrsed, part fpors'ed
9th The lapcflal troops, n d iba, The I'll.
GERS Be pa, on tHIal Gen. Gorgey Is 10
be cor f1cd n some Il Ihemisu fortress.
les iunored tina, ko.sub he's been cap.
,urrd % the frontier Of Waiisehla. q Ter
sccaun's ltom Turkey say positively iha,
BEN end X ssu,h had afitved q, Adusn.
ople. and embaked Oh board 40 Eash.h
ship.
A letter from Gofsey directing the sur,
rcud,, Il Comotp, sad giving 90 reason
bot che hoprlc.sae-- ol the Hos arIancsuse,
aud dc dcspondsng lruef ifum kntsi'h.
wtntcn previous to Gotgcy's surrender,
have been published.
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The " Gather, Crops. &c.

We have the most unaccountable weather i'm.
seinable-one day sweltering BY ha beat and the
mex, the Thermometer or 10 degrees below sam
mer heat We have had small sprinkle Of rain
since our last, and the cloads indicate that we
will have mora If the wind would vesr round TO
the south. This is certainly the dryest season
experienced for many al! tile creek mills
have stopped long since and some Of the river
mills are very nearly at stand.
The late corn has been seriously injured BY tie
drought, and potatoes also. TuFnips arc nearly
cut off
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Snnremn CGnEt.

Since our last, Opinions have oeen delivered in
the following cases by the judges o. the supreme
Court now sitting al Morganton
c. C. Graham VIM. l. Davidson, from Lin.
coin Judgement reversed, and Yenire de noyo
p Morrison q John Russell, fron Cabauus.
Judgement affirmed
Den on demise ofJohn MofFet., ct al Josh.
"a Withsrspoop, rom Iledell Judgement re.
versed and venire de novo
State TO the 81 Siaeu.A Shuford from
Csis~bs. Jad cement reversed and venife de no.
70.
John P. Houston Ilugh C Porter, from Ia
ion. Judgement firmed.
Hsrven and Wife Hunter and Springs
from MecklenLurg Judgement reversed, anc
venire de Doyo
Pearson, j, f.. Bradshaw Ell. 81. e, Ransom
and Simpson, in Eqnty from Linco'n-decre,
against Simpson for notes Bill dismissed a
10 kems1uT With coats.
State q >hull. from Lincoln. Judgement re
versed and venire dc novo.
Mel B.osn d " tsnsr. Chids & Co from
Msckeuburg. Judgement affirmed.
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Mr.. S. VI. Fox, the Eagineer, and Nj.
Barnes, assistant, ind Mr. Shuford, Com
missioner, With the necessary hands com.
men-ed operations on Monday, the 10 b
iosl., near the Sulphur Sp logs. Thee
or four routes vii have 10 be surveyed
before q location viii be made between
this and that poini or the place ihsl tho
road s,li nlefscci flomuny Geek We
regret TO state that MIR Erwin. one Of tbs
commissioners is confined at home with
fever. Mr. lays Is necessarily detained
a, The court a, Murphy, be, vii reach
here Some I me ib,. as.k-
We think an Increasing interest ~ telt
IN the road aud IT'S completion Throughout
orr western counties. /, will open up a
pleasant route through our western bof'
ders, and bfing a large uavcI from tho
Georgia fail road as seon us completed,
passing through high, pleasant, pciuf.
esque freion OF county, vhefe oil tie ne
ccssaries Of lie are cheap and p'euliipl.
Georga vii doubllcss make a coed road
at once TO the Stale litn from the rail road
when our turnpike !, completed.
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Let.crand StatementOfDr n.
Salisbury Sent. lOfh lSs9.

SALISBURY NfW. lutd 1879
My DEAR BARRINGER 81 learn tha
in Mecklenburg, reports are IN circulation
preludlclal 10 Your conduct 10 the late DIFF,
6culty between Capt. Caldwell and Your.
self. At this | am exceedingly surprised
| for never knew an affair OF he kind more
honorably and satisfactorily adjusted; and
your conduct throughout was most unex
ceptionabe. And | am happy 10 learn
that these reports are IN 10 way sltributa.
bic to Capt. {: or his Friend Mir. Da.
wilson, who, think from their gentleman.
IL bearing during and subsequent to The re
COLLATION., will fully concur wih me in this
opinion. But be this rs it may as your
" Friend deem ii due both 10 YOU and
myself ,ha, the Public should be put at
once IN possession Of he facts; and there
fore, advise the publication, without delay
&C the entire correspondence with the sub
joined statements Of my cwa.
When ypu called upon me 10 act as Your
" Friend and handed me the mote - of
Capt C Of the Il Ut. addressed = your
self, q, once unhesitalingly pronounced
il direct invitation 10 the field. Such
you told me was ycur own oPlalon as also
The opinion Of three different friends, 10
whom you had had occasion TO divulge the
subject; ard that actog under this belief
you had already made The necessary pre-.
paratons for cay Contingency. And such
found 10 be the fact.
When the parties met al the Catawba
Springs on the 9Th ut. IN the further
prosecution Of the illr, learned from a
source entirely reliable, though not al all
authorized BY Capt {. that his note to you
OF The l1th uit. was not intended as chal
ienge.
This information, Of course altered my
position as your second and rendered
it my Imperative duty TO learn directly
from Capt. c. Whether such was tie fact:
otherwise there vas but one course lefl
me-to deliver your note Of acceptance,
Ind arrange Tie pFeIminarles fof an i'm
mediate meeting n The field This ex.
llains he cause of w addressing the note
1f The p h alt. 10 Capt. c. B1, knowing
slso that he ION point Of ettiq1ete) could
not receive a communication from me,
without frs, hearing from you, asked you
10 write formal note 10 Llm 10 accompa
ny nine.
Ga the reception of Capt. C.'s reply u
ny COMMENCEMENT, disclosing on his parl
hat his nole OF The l1th ult. was not a
challenge, remarked 10 you that i was
now voar do,y 10 furnish such explanations
of The alleged offensive publications as
y ould be consistent with justice both to
yourself and Capt. c. You thereupon
wrote the elier approved Of BY me, Which
was accepted as satisfactory BY Cap &.
and reconciliation Immediately took
place.
Respectfully
Your FREUD.
A " HENDERSON.
RUFUs BARRINGER, Esq.
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er w,i'n or publish. ! am ready 10 10.
peat to his face and stand up to-"
The cause Of the difficulty, grew GU, Of
this article signed "a Vaier," which he
said he would repeat to my face and stand
up To.
No comment necessary. Twill merely
usk the community TO look At his letter 10
me Of the 27,b August, and compare i, with
his language in giving up his name.
G. W. CALDWELL.
September 10, 1919.
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Catapba SpriaQ', august 81, 1870.

CotaYba SprisR', August 81, 1870.
Capt. g. w CALDwtLL
sIR: Your communication dated 40.
gus. 18th, directed 10 my freud Mr.. ku.
ius Barrnger, By tie hand Of L. {. David.
son, Esq., IS now before me.
| conless II places me as the friend Of
Mr.. Barringer ~ an awkward position, for
It may be understood either as pefemp.
tory Invitation 10 the field, or demand for
explanation.
It i. a matter II absolute necessity hat
!, as a Friend Of Mr. Barringer, should IN
derstand my own position as well as thai
of M Bafringer, before ! ean take any
step N the affair now pending.
The course Of friend IN matters Of thu
sort is plain one and he, having the hon
or Of his principal as well as has own a
stake, is compelled to act promptly ant
decisiyely; to do this, be must understand
81. position-Iience the communication di
recled 70 you, which emanates solely from
me. Respectfully
Your ob't .erv't.
A. ~ HENDERSON.
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The ates' accounts from Texas confirm
our previous reports. that p. Hausbrouah
Bel has been elected Governor of that
State, and David q kauf and Volney
L. Howard ITS Representatives, IN the
mex, Congress. The two latter gent emen
are Democrats, Of course but many Of our
readers will DO surprised 10 learn that Tex.
as has elected Wing Governor, as ap.
pears BY the following paragraph from the
Richmond Wing:
"GovERNoR o. TExAs--NELL DoNE
A letter from Henderson, dated the 25,t
Of last month. states that p. II. Bell, ESQ.
a Vuginisn b. bith, IS uuqIesiiouabl
elected Governor ~ Texas. The ssu'
isn not 80 nuch palucal nne, but Mir. Bel
,sa Wing anJ .hlJ sill 90 very well 70
Texas. the Loco. sfe greatly annoy e.
and surprised al his election.
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A NEW SCOTT MEDAL

We yesterday had the pleasure Of ex.
aiming al the War Department, very
beautiful Gold Medal, which was voted to
General Scott by Congress on the OH Of
March, ls4e. i Is Of The same SIZE as
that voted 10 General Tay Tor, (rccantly
noticed 10 this paPer) the value Of the
gold Of which il Is rHade amounting 10 a.
bout four hundred and ffy dollars, Il
was designed, as We understand, ny gen.
tlemsn connected with the Engineer De.
parlmeni, and struck at the Uuiled States
Mint at Philadelpaia. The portrait oi
Gen Scott is engraved 10 the highest style
Of the art, aud is deemed an admirable
likeness Of that distinguished 5 dler a be
now appears. Bot the most striking fea
ture Of the medal consists N the fact, tha
on the reverse side IS portrayed no es
than screen battle scenes, VIZ. hose Of th'
City Of Merico. (&hich occupies the cen
tre,) Chopaifepec, Vera Cruz, Cerro G0r
do, Con:rras, San Antonio, Churabuco
and Moiino del Reg. Nat Iq'el.
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Mr.. II LroN.-Nil youdp mr. the favor
to give his communication place 10 yonr
paper this week 10 order that Il may ap.
pear ln~company with the correspondence
you are now publishing between Mr.. Bar.
ringer and myself should not have
sad one word in relation 70 this matter,
but for the conduct Of Mr.. Bafrnger IN
connection with its publication,
Now, | wish II TO be distinctly under.
stood, that do no, complain Of tho publ.
cation Of the correspondence, for that IN
Itself, was night, and hewas 80 advised BY
my friends as well as by myself OF whar
complain, IS this: In the publication o
the espondeuce, he, Mr.. (Barrlnaer
lnsereda letter from hsfriend Dr.. iiendcr
son, and also appended to the article slgu
cd "a Voter.' reference TO nv vote, al
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NJ Editor capt Caldwell has Il iearn) tie
eGjantery to olaitn votes from tie People Of this
district on The ground OF having resigned luefa.
tive appointment and volunteered TO 20 TO Mex
co. Nov 81, d lie peoyis fymeuD-r tHs CIR
carnstanres Dnicr which col. Gather vas 70
moved from the Mn, and Cap, G appointed IN
h.s stead The fact, are these;
In l-il Mr Caldecl vas chosen Representa-
tive il Congress. The taeu Presdsnt -acciden
Isl .an 7 yltr-baying betrayed The hiEs, and
not meeting wth The favor lie expected al tie
hand. Of the mass Of the Democratic Party was
wholly wilhonl friends in Congress. The trai,er
set TO work 10 manufacture some. The enor
nous patronage Of tie Government was Al bis
command. a certain measure known az is
Fiscal Agent scheme fot coecuu. nod Dis.
b1rsiag the Public regsnue was employed a
fcsler IN he II Of Representative. Tb,.
s,surd financial project received 81 r some tvelyr
OF fifteen votes n the house That nn1,i-er con.
sisted Of Henry 4 " .sc Gfo II Prast W "
Irvine. GRIN Is CafdgsI and others !, I.
known. slr. that nearly every member ,s no voted
Tor that A5ominab'e measure received from John
Ty'ers llcfatys appointment Mr. 6 v. Cald
sell received ne best office IN Norlh Carolina.
10 m7kc gay for i'm Col. r : Cartier VI. r.
jected Dos VII G tLink the people have for
gotten these things
Bli, s.ys Capt. C.. I dad ro'u7fItttg resign
my lat office TO 20 10 Nezico lhere are SONS
people who have never boon satisfied o. p9iat
II patriotism alone prompted tie ey SIperin'eu.
dent, WHY q d lie not snsrer the cal ~ ils bs.
mocfatc President 10 the surmsr Of &c Why
DID be not lead of Immediately en- receiving the
second call in the winter Of 'iG-I7 | have
heard i, alleged that nothing but party zeal and
party pride induced Capt. 10 step forward,
when he saw his Democratic friends m NeesIen
burg we're about 70 bring disgrace them.e,y e,
ard the party in y c. BY refusing to rtiso a sn
J gle vo'unleer to AID in eAtricating the country
ont Of the unnecessary Foreign var info a blct
8 II had been plunged By lhsir Democratic Ptcsr
dent. native Of Old MecS .enbgrg Cap. G. an,
tie other leaders we're bagnd % a. ssmr,hmg
. ! ei4im much more for NE Mugs IN Meek en-
: burg and elsewhere VIC volunteered gs tIit DE-
q castor
T. shall not question tie motives OF C4pt G.. il
. heading and .9y his character md position civ
2 ing importance 10 the rebellion glIn.r Rae staff
) authorities at Charlotte IN Jinnafy l-l7 Bat
p do say he has received hi' iuli tcsard Point. !
j yop cau. 10 single act Of dsutcrcsied setvrc ~
has rendered TIE county Yet he has been
, membor Of he leg ,-la'ura. mrml er 10 Cougtr,,
g Superintendent Of Brsacb Miut, Captain bra
q g1ous, and lastly breyeled a Major, without eve
- having stricken blow And now, again lli
Z s1me violent parizgn who has literally lived %
j. Party, has the cool eiifonicry to ,lquu votes a
e an iadsbsHdent candidate Tor congress-
.. July %. 1919. A VOTER,
ts SorE-For the vote above referred to- -
&c Congressional 6 ODE Of Bod Session 3Ith Cor
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Capt. G. w CALDWELL.

Lincoln CO. No. Ca. Aug. 9th 1871.
SIR.-I our note 10 answer to mine OF
this morning addressed to y0ur friend d.,
4. ". Henderson va. handed me this ey.
eung by Mr.. Dlyd~on AND IN rely |
will say hat your explanation Of The com
'mualcailous referred 10 IN our former
correspondence, are received hy me as sat.
l,tactofg, aud are such as one gentleman
had rishl to expect from another.
Your ob't sery't.
G. w CALDWELL.
n p.pDr~crp 70
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Charlotte, August II. I94g

INTFF tUt3tf y 'HI - 7 -
SIa:-I have been Informed that you
have ackpow lodged, that YOU wrote the
communication C.. published IN he Hor-
nests Nest and also learn That sou are
he author Of he article which appeared
ii the Charlotte Journal, bearing date 23l
july, lSi9-oyer The Signature u" 4 No
ter"
Now Sir, both Of those Communications
especially the Iater) | consider gross
aud unprovoked attack upon my character,
for which | demand Of you satisfaction.
This note vi be handed to YOU by Mr..
L G. Davidson, who will act a. my friend
10 this matter. Yours respectfully.
G. " CAIDX ELL
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Presidents Return.

Gen Tsy,or has returned 70 Washington -
Iris lie has done al III. ADVICE &C hs medical at
isndan.s, and tie claims OF business al the cap
tai. HIS health is cot fully restored as he was
too weak TO set upon longer than II o'clock a. a
cabinet meeting, on the 10th instant.
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Ca,awba Springs, Angus, 81, ls49.
Your ob't serv't.
A. NJ. HENDERSON.

SIR ~ our note Of the l7th instant,
was banded TO me at Morgan,on on Tues.
contents are now under consideration, but
at the suggestion Of my Friend DR.. A. VI
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In tho Pensacola Gazette of The Isl in.
slant ~o have accounts from Tampa Bay
TO the 27th u'iimo. Major Gen. TsIgg'
and SUI arrived ., Fort Brooke on the
2Ith. Nocommuuica,,on had been tfl,el.
cd with the Indians, they are supposed 10
be within the boundary and well supplied
With provisions. No further news Of dc.
prcds,,ous had been received. Ga the 26tb
ultmo, Gen. T~iggs despatched a comp1.
ny Of artillery under u slnr Bainbtdge to
the Mintia riser, and ~ Few days Two
other compani were 20 p oceed towards
Prase Creek and IIlckaPossassn. Gen,
fwlggs, oot beng inclined 10 rrpose Too
much c tlileucc II the manifestations 81
tie Ind au-, sad determined to nd pl it.f-
most stringent measures to protect inc ~
; habuabis. who, q - said, Will be able 10
gather lhcu crops utter the troops have
been stationed - Nat hfci
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DR.. A. VI. HENDERSON.

Cafawha Springs, August p, ls49.
R:-l our note of this date, directed 10
my friend DR.. A. NJ. Henderson. ia reply
10 a communication of his, has just been
laid before me by DR.. II in which you
say that an invitation TO tie field -" as
not intended 10 your note TO me Of the
l7ih inst.
Thus understanding your note Of the
Eth, am free 10 say, under the advice
of NY Friend DR.. II. ard which also meets
with my own views Of ms!ice between gen
tlcncn, that designed nothing personally
ctiersiye 10 YOU IN either Of the com.
municstions alluded 10 IN your note. !
merely intended charging YOU with P"li,l'
cal inconslstencies-pafl!culafIy IN voting,
while IN Congress, for ore Of the pecn.
GUITAR measures Of Mr.. TylcI's Admins
lration and | considered tina, IN after.
wards accepting Office from Mr.. Tyler,
you laid yourself open to the ImPulauon
of having been more or less influenced by
interested motisesin giving that vote but
If in this have done YOU individually
wrong, | have no hesitation 10 making YOU
ample reparsiion by Withdrawing all ex.
pressions conveying any such lmpu alton.
In the alusion made in those commuHi
cations To the time aud circumstances OF
your volunteering IN lie winter Of ls4I, |
do not question Your patriotism. inien
ded saying, that IN addition 10 motives Of
patriotism, there may have also been 9th.
or considerations probably Of Party char.
acter,) which were believed by many 10
have somewhat itdierced your coaduc,,
but even these considerations were by 10
means Of en- improper or unsorthy char.
acier. My intention was 10 guard the
Wings against voting FOR you on the ground
of having volunteered, when Il may have
been a part Of your purpose loot at all
wrong 10 liseif,) 10 advance the interest of
your Party by so Volunteering. And 8.
naiy | suggested thai ample remuncra.
lion had been received b. YOU f5r wha'ev
er services YOU may have rendered, With
out designing 70 cas- any stain Or reasc
ton on your character a. 4 gentleman, 10
any part Of ether Of The communications
Your ob'i serl't
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From the Hornets Nest. September Is.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The following letter from DR.. Aexan'
der NJ. Henderson in relation to the late
difficulty between The Hon. Green W.
Caldwell and myself, explains the object Of
this publication. II speaks for itself and
is submitted without one word Of comment.
In order that the whole subject may be
Judged of fairly and fully, copies Of the
printed articles &C" and A Voter" re.
ferred to in the correspondence, are also
appended.
RUFUS BARRINGER.
Concord, Sept Nh, lS49.
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K BARRINGER, Esq.

Catarba SPRING., ABgu,t 27th, 1910.
This note viii be handed 10 you
by D.. 4. VI. Henderson of Salisbury, who
viii act as my Friend ~ the difficulty now
penaing between Capt. g. W. Ca!daeli
eud tny self \ our oh'l serv't,
RUFUS BARRINGER.
l.. c. DAyIDsoS Esq.
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1--WE are requested 10 announce Maj JOHN
A. YOUNG. as candidate for Btigadier General
of the llth Brigade Of N. C. Militia, in place of
Gen. Neel, resigned.