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then submitted to the consideration Of The
meeting and unanimously adopted:
Resided, 1'ha, we. tho Wings Of this
beat, will sacrifice oil personal preferences
ard cheeIiuly unite in the support Of any
good Wing that the Convention in their
united wisdom may nominate for the sui.
frages of The people Of this District.
Resolred 2, That the necessity 10 urgen,
and the Wings in every Captains beat in
the District should send delegates TO said
Convention.
On motion, Col. John NJ. Earnhari and
VIM. +. Alexander were unanimously cleo.
red delegates to the District Convention,
and Capt. John Hunter and Mr.. McCale b
Hunter their alternates.
On motion, Resoired. Tha, the Char.
lo,te Journal and other Wing papers be re.
quested To publish the above proceedings.
ROBERT HUNTER. Sen. Chm'n.
EDWIN ALEXANDER, Secretary.
I According to previous notice, the Wings
Of Long Creek beat met at Davidson Malls,
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates to
attend the Convention at Albemarle, on
the 4lh Of July next.
90 motion Of Maj. Jas. ii. Kernes, Col
B. w. Alexander was called to the Chair
and NJ. r. Mccoy appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting was explained
by the Chair, when the following resolu
tons were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the Wing party labor under
great disadvantages in having three candi
dates in the field, we therefore consider q
Convention the only safe means Of resor
TO secure the success OF Wing.
Resolred, Tha, we cordially concur with
our Wing friends in holding a Convention
al Albemarle, on the 4ih day OF July, Il
nominate suitable candidate to represen
the Wing Party Of this Congressional Dis
lrict.
Rssolred, That the Chairman Of lhi
meeting appoin. two Delegates 10 repre-
sent this oea, 10 the Convention.
The Chair appointed Maj. J. II. Kerne
and Jas. N. Alexander as Delegates.
On motion Of Maj. Jas. II. kernes. tn
Chair appoint two alternates.
Ga motion. the Wing papers in the dis
trict were requested to publish the pro
ceedings.
Bw. ALEXANDER, Chino.
Nj. r. McCoY. See'y.
A meeting of the Wings in Sharon bea
was held on the 10th June, to appoint De
legates to the District Convention. o.
motion, Robert kirkpatrick, Esq. was call
ed TO the Chair and II. c. Alexander ap
pointed Secretary.
4 Ga motion, l.. Badger and s. r. A
lexander were appointed Delegates TO rep
resent Sharon beat in The District Conven
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Tax soa ls4s.-Every 500 value, asi cents, -
cry poll. SCI cents. w
Merchants Tax mus, be paid a, or bsGo,, ii.
Court. guy
Justices will refer u the sth Section Of m, -,
chapter Of tho Acts Of the General A.,,,s,.
for 1916 Al.
Persons are notified that, 10 addition "a . so,k,.
tax iot not msking areIu'n. they sut,.c, h, n
selves TO fine Of one hundred dollar, g..
Revenue Act, Section II, ls4--,g
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Lats accounts from Liverpool state that
Cotton had advanced Id.
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Latin School.

IN HE undersigned has opened Latin School
- al J. w. Iisfgraves. . miles North of Lev,
ington. ter the purpose Of preparing boys or Col.
lege The underseped 10 Grtdustr OF the tnj-
yersitv Of North Carolina. and u well quaI,sed 10
this bfaneh Of business.
Terms.
Latin, Greek. &c. per session Of 5 months. SIG
Mathematics do do =
Geography, Arithmetic. &c. 5
Board can be had in respectable familie. at o.
per month.
II. MeR. DUsENBURY, PriacipaL
ASSISTED sY
CHEs MERRIK md
RICH -. CALDW ELL
Davidson Co, June %, ie49. 2s
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FOR TIE CHARLOTTE JouRs41.

In pursuance TO notice in The Charlotte
journal, meeting was held BY the stock
holders aud Trustees of the Female A.
eademy.
A resolution was passed, requesting DR..
p. c. Caldwell, DR.. Thomas Caldwell and
DR.. ID. X. Dunlap, 10 examine the proper.
~ and report 10 the Trustees if there is
any local cause Of disease.
H. B. WILLIAMS, soc'y.
June %. l549.
Agreeabiy to previous notice, portion
of The Wings residing within the bounds
of The Mallard Creek Company met at
their usual muster ground, on Saturday,
the 23d instant, for the purpose of elect.
ing delegates TO attend the District Con.
sen,lon, to be held Of AIbemarIe, on the
4'h Of July nest.
On motion, Robert Hunter, Esq. was
called to the chair, and Edwin Alexander
appointed secretary. The object of the
meeting was then explained by Dr.. J. r.
Gilmer. The following resolutions we're
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FRIDA Y, JU NE 80, 1S49.

" WILLIAM THOMPSON, ESQ.,. is our
sgent in Baltimore. authorized to obtain adver-
tisements and subscriptions and to grant receipts.
DE. w. CARR. Esq, is our agent in Psla.
dclph;a. authorized TO obtain ADVERTISEMENTS and
procure Subscriptions
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oyvtees. ~ ruE issrslrrr
WIN. GREGG. rresidcni.
WIN. kIkkwOOD. LAT Wee ffssidssi.
WIN. NJ. LAW TON. ID v,es Pie.,asal
r, G, JONES. Secretary.
II. >. GgIGGs. Treasurer pro fen.
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s-szrsrsIssaaassSF7ssls a 2 .szs77Es $50
ADVICE For YOUNG MEN.


1.-ChOice of 4 proteSsiOR-Some yOunT persons
ession. Carried away by the glitter Of uniforms and
will please them short of entering the army rperhaps
they resolve on following the hazardous profession
ties of life generally banshes these idle dreams. 9th
pitch upon the clerical profession most suitable
to their ideas of living easy and dgnfed existence,
without reckoning whether their parents guardi
able in the first place to procure them the
cessary of educationor if they would pass sub
sequently have the good fortune to find benefit
Many more equally deluded themselves with regard
to what allied professions. As matter Of course
they must be something better though only inappear-
ance, than their father and they frequently turn
their attention occupations which to them look
markably gcnteel, but which all the world besides
know to be superficial and Improbable The young
in the middle and lower ranks Of Society should by all
means be governed in these matters by their seniors
as they are certainly the best Judges with respect to
what particular department Of industry they should
attach themselves.
IL Self Dcpendence.-I.mited as your experience
may have been, YOU can hardly have failed to learns
the important truth, that nothing is to be obtained
comfort procured no luxury or convenience possess
cd, WHhDW being prer1OpSiy purchaser by e1'eriton
Young You you will notice that your parents do
get money wherewith to purchase the necessares
of life, without giving something in return. J our
father has fed and clothed YOU from infancy, lie has
given You an education suited to his means he has he
slowed upon YOU al initiate lelrec Of attention u Or
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From lie Richm0ui Wig.
WIN. BALLARD PRESTON.

Accounts from Washington speak in the most exalted
terms of the speech of this gentleman the territorial
question. 4 letter from esteemed friend says:
at the effort of the session. lis delivery
commanded the deepest attention. The pref mndes' s.
leice prevailed and every word he uttered was distinctly
heard throughout the hail. Such marked respect has
rarely been paid in latter days to the finest efurs OF the
most distinguished orators. lis effect marked and
decisive upon entemen Of all parties aud from every
section II is confidently beiey,d that his propOstuU
will be adopted and the country thereby saved from far
Their disturbance from this veXa'3 question. The great
body q the old Democratic party Of the South Will give il
their hearty support Many " those H. signed Mr.,
Cahouns address have ALREADY declared their deermna-
ton 70 support Mr. Pr bill. Tile ullrlsts, both North
aud south, viii BE- lr in 2 wuul minority. MI. CAL
hOIns tail will be reduced 70 less than dzenand Mr.
Gdings' will not greatly exceed that. The measure IS
hailed BY the wise, moderate and conservative men OF
both parties Just the thing fur the crisis. Mr. Douglass
Of Illinois, who has acted the part Of the salesman and
patriot throughout tbs eare difficulty, vii throw aside
his bill, and take that Of Mr.. Preston, as more
simple more direct and batter suited effect the desired
end.
ii think now may say, that land is in sight; and
a of Irginia-that STATE. which contributed 50
much to the formation Of the Unon-wll we be ems,
nenty indebted for It's preservation.
"Mr. Preston has won great reputation by this etfrt
1t puts him the font rank, only Of the orators, but
Of the Statesmen Of the land. 1t makes no pIotensons TO
display and YET there sparks IS tie true orator burst
inc forth here and there. Bu Il. j5ste consists u tie
deep, broad comprehensive, Just and calm yl-wSwnh
ont which there is Craftsmanship no true great
ness
n send you CRY ofhc speech ALA hope you viii Be
able o give il early insertion i has erected plat
form. upon which all The friends If The Union. of the
North and the South stand. Il has brought Mr. Cal
honn and Mr. Giddlngs a state If despairand given
all fanatics the fits.
"You know that only IS If the l2l Southern members
signed Mr. s address That greater number of
Congressional followers than Mr. Calhoun had be
be, al hot no
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" S a &c.
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF The T.. STATE
On the Protocol Subject,


HI .I- .e LtSo.l .o'> oi 'Ne II 'nS7 M h-pTe~-h
lFe o' .'e 7'h instant communicate herewith TepoTi
'''." ''- i1t NH 0-'e' atcoA panied "ilh All he
i.. .-5'eF rta'llL II Hill Hta'y Y
F- t---,I tween nm Ohiru ola'eS ana NeAlc',
" III Illla'gn MI I'M n n eoefafy' Ioio' and
'IJ n '"e >-'a7 '"e'e'o = requested oy
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i,'r =, f; ~ y - - .n5 nT I, W. uo
+ 20 - a., H .t, =: . -; I'll
s;ts, ,,l t. ,si; NY
,t. t ,i $1,000, h.. ,lLl :. 7 Iii Ia 5A
aI rbett.r l.rirr ,I,, ,IiJi.;, =; 0! ,,l "
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and The " >,,,r ,a,,,l,. All ri.h M, t., I0,r -
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rna-,su
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,iir,.a fl, ,, r',a- il.. linz. - ,.,,-i.t~ N,,-a n
MI, lIavic FIR ,io ,rs, = ..i-+ ,,I ,,
treaty N NJ .la,,i, Il IA, I,,r,r- rra,,,
which You vim b.ar Kiln Will N,Da,f ,be amen IIo,,~
af,r.ai III, tIa ~,,,a With, nj ri.,,.J -r T-f,I v.,
I'LL I.. a,-.I,.;t, .I,ar vi. 'yrr.,,lr l,.,. ,I
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ldy III treaty 20 all IFS paris thp advice and consent
ri me Senate VI te Hted States they knew too that
they nat n' authority 1 alter modify the tratv in the
form n which X had b en ratified 5v the United States
1nt tlat failing procure thu ratification ofhe Mex
Gan Gnvernnrnt otherwise tlan wh amendments. iheif
tuty p sei 1y express Sruc unS tn ask of Next
4" i' @end "I'n.H' daay Commissioner y Washington
j' tSchih4r TauH ''7 ere H ihe amendments ot the
treaty proposed by MrNho"n beng Submitted should be
ADMITTED 5y 'ne Sa'ate ot tre Ined States
was equally wrII satisfied that the government Of
'N'' cIo n t.I W '"e treaty, As amended oy iht'
% w ""eA N'at-S ana dld hot regard HE pro-
'oc'l as m'l.IynI' charging, or dmnShng lis term
'r elect Inc resident "t thai Repuhlle, IN submits
ing '"e amended 'rea'E TO me MeScen 'rnLresS IN h>
message on lhe c'h 81 Way lotc, SAID III the treaty
could nave een submitted to Your deberaun precisely
rs ]" came nom The hands OF the penPoenllarleS, MY
satisfaction at seeing he war at last brought to al end
would not nave been essened as 1t TINS day Is IN conso-
q"ehse Oh t'3 modIHtaUouS introduced lntoH by me
SENATE VI 'he Hel Nla,eS' ana when nave received
III sane 'i ~ the fIfSldtht ~ present. II Is SUI
htIeui T Us Y say 70 You, mat H. IN the opinion OF the
government justice nag nn' teen eyInced on the part q
lhe N"A'e aHu government n TN C"lled states, IN n
Producing auc u"uHcoS, l. i presumed, On ne other
'IanI '"al ltl mi '.' 4" sGcn Importance mai lAeY
NhollI PIT Islt Ae s'dy OeAeVc, on me contrary,
tat y oN9u ~ M T-h upln the same terms 10 which
N l9 l'e4aI received e SANCTION n Ihe American gov
eminent. -Iy "Pi"oh lsaiso greatly strengthened by
WIZ @cl' lIia- 4 Ht" htg itlVA Is neither expected
PVT c'4NiAeIed P'@-io'e-nAch IrsS could another be
@ron- forward HOI uaslS more favorable IOr the re-
Puntc-
lh' drI17fa''oas o, tse Mexican Congress, with no
eAi 4thl'i before That o'dy from the nlttd States
except The letter OF The Secretary OF State. result IN
me I1lHoa'3n 9" the treaty. A. recommended by the Pre-
sldrni I'll" that ropun'. lu the form in which it had been
. amended aaG 1iIItu the uIftQ States. he
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NV u hirl lr He blIanE' ~ the !eaT, l4I!l0lc
male servant. accustomed ' the house Application may
b. ,,o A ut rith- N Fri,I'- Wairhnfi-c. lrs
,,n-a d.. II.l. lItNhl 4 ltA4 Ms.
1881 s.
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WE are wanting 10000 BUSHELS OF GOOI
w WHITE WHEAT, flr which the highest marke
price VIII be paid in cash. .... -.-...,.
HURT * PRESTON.
September is
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WE HAVE CoNsEGNMENT

400 LES. WrNf. EtiI.>.
'op 20 I,-. l.-- }Nl.I. how on lal. bargain viii
. n Itl ts.-a.-. Lazy : tAhLANIl.
Nv GO,
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COAM IL RCI AL AFFAIRS,
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday. Feb. z

"Wednesday, Feb. 7-6 r. NJ.
Inc stock market opened moro buoyant this morn
ing and the fancies generally improved At the arsS
board, Harlem went up per cent; Long Island, Y,
Canton Co., y; Farmers Loan, u; Erie Railroad new,
"a Reading Railroad, u; Treasury Notes. 4; Pennsyi
vania 6's, n
At the second board, Treasury Notes improved !, pe,
cent; Harlem, y Long Island, u; Canton Co. de-
clined a. There were large sales Of Treasury MITE.
and Harlem at both boards.
The value Of merch ndise imported into this a..-,
for the month Of January ST. 1913 no. and thu A.,
ports for the same period 81 Ss4 showing exoa.
Of Imports over exports Of $543e 443 or the exoort
S210eos6 were In domestic meroha ndise
The money market is represented as being a little
easier day which probably tina causs of the slight
Improvement In quotations for stocks The time 4.
drawing near when shall be in the recent OF Istor
teserce from Panama, and pro SADLY from California.
Inc steamer thmus probably left Chagres on the ars&
OF February for New Orleans. and We may theresor.,
look Tor advices from that city by telegraph dsy or
two.
The New York Life Insurance and Trust Company
have declared semi annual dividend of four per os.t
The demand for exchange for remittance. bv IN.
packet to- day moderate and the rates for ssri,
bills ccted without any alteration We quota nr;..
bills on London At sk s% per cent premium P.r,s.
5fTH . m2s; Bremen 7sH a 7sts; Amyterdsm, 4os a
4oki Hemturg, 361 35k. There were no shinr.,,s
OF specie by the Cansds.
Tbs ANIMAL report Of the Auburn and Ro,bs.ts.
RAILROAD Company, made to the Secretary Of STAT.
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Police IntclliUences

The Paterson Rob6ery-Ws noticed, on Tuesday
A Calvin, Daniel Demond, and Ezekiel Guile, on .
charge of Knocking down the clerk Of Drew Robinson
Co., Of No 81 Wall street, at Paterson, New Jersey,
and stealing from his person . package containing
$500. Yesterday, the brought to q close,
end the following facts ELECTED 1T appears FROM
ooncocted to rob R. o Cromehne, the clerk OF Drew,
Robinson u Co., Friday afternoon the 9th day Of
ON snss q,y ne m to have
the factory hands. The plan that Guile was to
knock the clerk down, and Calvin, who quick
runner was to seize the package of money and OF.
This scheme was carried out to tho very letter. the
money obtained, and was that night put into box
and buried three feet ground in the cellar
Of the dwelling house occupied by Josiah Calvin the
brother Of Of the thieves After their arrest and
discharge from ouitody, they began gradually 10 use
small sums Of the money and strange to say, directly
der the nose Of the public authorities The thieves
purchased house, for which they paid $780, an en-.
this paid for in the funds Of this robbery ana
strange to say, yet the suspicious of the Paterson
police was not sr"ussd at this fact During the sleigh
to be bring seehs almost every night driving about
spending their Ave and six dollars at trip. On
:o & they drew $500 ' from Their a' hl Rus
place, and came to New York, for the purpose Of
starting fer Baltimore This fact created suspicion,
and caused their arrest by Justice MGrath, officer
A: Nj. c. Smith and Captain Magness These visisnt
officers proceeded on Tuesday night Paterson where
vim Of the theves searched his house. and buried
In the cellar they found the box containing $780,
MAKING altogether recovered, nearly $1,000 in cash,
and the balance is accounted for they have
purchased and spent, making the amount already
covered, about So $50. Guile Of the tneves In
tended after seeing tho prize fight toreturn to Phs
and ship for California This job has been most sdmi
rably worked up by these officers and reflects much
credit on them re ward Of 50 600 offered for the
recovery Of the money and detection of tho thieves
The prisoners will all be conveyed this day back to
Paterson, New Jersey, for trial
I'm .aHeged Em6essiement. A man by the name OF
James Harper twas arrested yesterday on charge Of
enbe2sling about $780, from Minett Co., No. 60 Pearl
street varnish makers This appears to ave been
made merely to force settlement bet ee the partss
throp.
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Common Pleas.

Benjamin H. Day Russell H. Glover-This was
an action to recover $780, quarters rent houes
IN Duane street. The house was taken by lady who
came here In the spring of 1647, from Boston, as
boarding house. Defendant became security for the
rent She took possession in February l847 and con-
tnued 10 occupy the house until September following
when he gave up The defence was that false re-
presentations were made to induce Mrs Cary to take
the house and secondly that the plaintiff accepted
let it again. The jury found verdict for the de-
fendent,
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N arl<ets.

PirrsBURoH, February 7, 1910.
The market for -four Is steady, but mos active.
Prices remain without change There is . good en-
quiry fer good samples Of wheat but poor lots dull
and quite neglected We quote prime white wheat q
TOO. Rye Is nonnAlly held at 400 . 900. Oats are
ceiling to fair extent at 800 3lo. The sales Of pork
are TO moderate extent. and the market 10 q little
better. Bsson-Hog rounds selling 1t 10 Axe, and
Western cured hams at $40. . $40 Sales Of lard, ct
SO. $40. for fair, and 60 6xo. for good. Whsksy
We quote at 100. 1870. Beer cattle, the hoo1,
range from 50 90 S. rs per 100 lbs. Hogs move Of
slow at - TO IS per 100 lbs Depth Of water in the
channel, 8 feet.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Z, 1870.
The demand for -four not large though the Market
generally speaking, steady We quote Howard street
at 81 rs 81 SIX, and city mills the latter figure.
Sales Of prime red wheat at 1885, In there 10 IT.
tie doing. Sales of 5000 bushels at 400. for prime
white and 800 for prime yellow Sales Of whiskey at
14hc The market for -four closed heavy and at prices
n favor of buyer.
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Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Oakley
FEE. 7.-UoWeI et a. rs. Warne.-This CAUSE vhioh
was reported yesterday given to the jury to-ds
They bad not agreed whom the Court adjourned
Lteius Larkin W. Joseph B. Yarnun et aI-This
was an action tried before tho Chief Justice without
Jury, for work and labor, and for money loaned II
appeared that the defendants compose the Alliance
Mining Company Of Lake Superior. Larkin was EN-.
ployea head lsborer and store keeper at the mi
depot, and his wife a. cook, by man named RYAN
the agent OF the company. The plaintiff was dIs
charged In October, l847 leaving balance due 70 him
81 S7o2 Tho defence was, that Ryan had no sutho-
Iity from the company to employ the plaintiff The
Court, upon review Of the testimony and hssrins
counsel on both sides gave judgment for the
isr the amount claimed with Interest II ON October.
1s41. o''~"'''
Before Judge vanderpoei
beh ~ al US Ltvrmore et sI-Ths Jury in this
cause rendered verdict for the plaintiffs six csnts da-
IMAGES.
Geo. C. Hafhotne Wrn. w. Chester --This VAS
an action to recover $4 the keep of horse for six
months The defence was that the horse was ONLY
three months with the plaintiff; that for the other
three moths he was sent TO the premises OF A VIM
Decker that defendants called upon plaintiff to make
allowance for the time he was with Decker and Of
fered to pay the balance, which wss deolin ned The
cause was tried before, and the Jury discharged Yer
dot for plaintiff s67 os.
Political Iateliigence.
The Democratic s ate Convsntiop Of MkssIssipp, will
meet at Jackson On the nrst Tuesday Of June next.
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SAILING OF THs STEAMSHIP CANADA.-The steam
ship Canada, Captain JudkiAs, sailed yesterday, a
few minutes past IL o'clock, for Halifax and Liver
pool She has thlrty-elght passengers for Liver.
pool, and ten for Halifax. She takes out no spece