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LARGE lot of each of the above, of the best qualities
N just opened and Offered for sale by
= LEWIS T. LAZELL, Apohecary,
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Granite Polish +!
Grape ShaWHS.
New Goods for Ladies' Dresses,

WE are almost daily receiving and choice styles in
W BARRACKS, ALBERINES, LAWNS, JACCO-
NETS, FoULARD SILKS, POPLINS BARRAGE de
LANES &c. &C. which will be sold very low prices
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From ihe Y q Della
THE DESIGNS MD MEANS of THE ABC.
IfIlbNl~I~


The object OF the Nashville Convention.
ms explained by It's friends and advocates.
is to cnailc the South to agree upon some
regular plan OF resistance agaiu,t the iuvA-
sion- of Northern tWa'icism Most Of the
oppongncuts Of that couyocaiiou content
themselves with raising the "mal dog "
cry Of di.uuion The only reply to thi,
mpuiltio1 /, a scum,ul aud coutomptuou,
apcfmcut hat such chlrec. Whenever and
hy whpmsocycr made, is au atrocious ca-
umuy, invented hy northern abolitionI,ts, to
eroatn division and discord in the South
The Southern moH, or Journals that would
thus upon mere suspicion, without part.
clc II substantial proof, seek 10 brand q
large and respectable portion OF our Ell.
lcn- with 4 purpose OF this nature, sholld
br held up to the ,com and contempt of
all good men They are disturbcr- OF the
public peace, lbcicrs, and dcfamcrs
The necessity OF au Organization Of the
South. - becoming daily manifest The
idca that the present agitation will end with
the settlement, OF the California question r.
dclusiun II is not m the nature of the
ianaticism that prompts tins agitation, 10
-aio itself with this small concession. f..
past career shows how il has yearly en-.
largcd IL, demand, and increased is power.
Nor is IL in inc nature Of thing, that the
anti-sIayc power should be- more humble.
when it has gained a large preponderancc
ia the Government, To prove this posi-
ton, We have in our possession document,
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Tho North and the South.

On the first page Of to-day's Paper VIII hc
found the Addn.s 81 Robert " johnson g.
the citizens Of Arkansas" tbs sc looa upon
a. lucid documeat, worthy Of prrl-ll anil
consideration. II presents Tee position ef ihe
southern state. iu O. eicar SIGHT. ii .ho~. TO
forcible manner the imminent Danger. mpcnd-
ing over them. anil 8. an able Justification oi
the stand taken by ttgm iu defense Of thor
constitutional rights
We slso publish to-day the h-.i part II Mr.
Calhoun speech ou the Sh'eN Question
This Is al iha, nc have d. 80 received oi 49,
and we are unable therefore 10 speak Of it,
merits a.. whole Judging from this par' Of
il, however, we may ,as one thing with sai,it'
that it Is the most aide speech Of ihc session.
|, presents the qscstion. il rise and progress,
and 90 the dihical'.c- which surround @, To-
a vivid SEA .iriaug maantf This is tHe FIRST
.t.p taqard- 20 ugmeat l. shows Whist ta
o. done Nc,' comics .lr utuucr Of settling
IT, In th.. 70 possible Nr e may o. Hr =
Boz one thing ,c,dtut ta' ras.' hss fr-
rived winch a.i ny Old the -asacfy aui Pi.r-
oi'sm % The na'ion--'iAt h' f''-''''. must Ut
definitely settled, or tbs day- Of 'ae Union arr
numbered. No Temporary compromise shou.i
b. made. o. submitted to by the south but
. settlement of tbr question should be- Insisted
upon which vill dispose If il forever leaving
mo- rnefl faf fuur. AGITATION Whether ans
such adj p-im'H' - poe 't's.ia t'r" "i 'Ae N'.
nnd 'ei.nt e''I'i''d at We pc'nr 'I sl'
north 'e enn"oi -ay We ha'e our i''f+
One ilae1 $50 particularly admire about ihI-
effort Of Nr Calhoun It contains 90 bitter
ness nor personal 'n'ec'ife. Az MINOR consul
er1iiop- are lost sight Of IN Tie Importance oi
the question Wien We consider hoN ''fftli
hc has been aS-a'''' 90 oil parts OF the Union
bis motives questioned, aud fnS patriotism iHl'
pu-uei-his conduct 20 this particular Is worthy
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N.Rsft,tt Spfff Hs-,'s P0sftfor.
- MN ~ '
g. Our Acknowledgements are due Nj J. II.
WNaurLo for late y" Orleans pop't'' Also
M J. \ CHASE for i*p "" orleans papers
of the 18th and 10 NJ X. D JoNts iof F"-
ay,ine Of the 18Th instant.
W -. ,,..a,.. ,o nm, r.,.rl. IN.
.f.
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o. friend 90 Si'ih> VILE ia' sent u'
thirteen subscribers sih TIE pr'in'-e OF more
soon. IL vii please ae'opl ""r 'h""k..
l. po~raa.rtRs are respectfully requested
To act A. our Asrsfs. ltwll be- seen that, by
the late decision Of ibc Postmaster General
,,ey are allowed Ia flank sul.erp,.ons and
money whcu they aet as agents Tor a paper
tbs rEE orvr viii be- allowed them fer gu
moneys collected and forwarded
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tuaff Rtfb lfHIlNfIIN permit pa
pcrs to accumulate nj Their Offices when they
are not taken out THIS is great injustice +"
publishers and m direct violation oi the post
masters du'y. ms h'7 business at once 80
soon as a paper i, not taken oai OF lhs ofler'
to INFORM Tho publisher, with the reason
whether the person has left refused it. or what
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prescott majority in the llous. in h. ~
80, and in the Electoral Collcge If ally y.
lh' result of the whole is I, a.; -"
Northern section a prcdoninanee
department of the Govcrnmopt ,,J
by concentrate in it the two element, ~
constitute the Fcdara Gcycrnuo,, W
loriiy Of the States and maiori,r
population estimated ia federal A.
Whatever section concentrates the :
itself possesses the control Of n.
Government. ''a
''ui We are Just ut the close of H.
decade, and the commencement of II
cuth The census is to be- taken ~,
which must add greatly to the decd
poudcrBncc OF the North in the H.
Representative. and in the electoral .9
The prospect is, also, iha, grea, h..
vii be added 10 its present prepo,l.
IN the Senate, during the period of Is
cade, b, the addition Of new Sta,..
territories. Oregon and Minnesota q.
ready 10 progress, and strenuous .,f..
making To bring IN three additional
from the territory recently ronuuer.5
Mexico. which, II successful. " In all L
other States, IN & shoit time to ,be !
cn section. makmg five States, and m. /
us the present number Of il. Sta,~
fifteen To twenty, and o. it, ser,fo, !
thirty 20 forty On the contrary ii
mot a single Territory in progree.
Southern section, aud mo- certainty H..
additional state viii Dec added Ia
the decade, The prospect 'hca +. ,l.o
lNo -eciions in the Senate. shonid,bs ~
new made to exclude the South ft@a
newly acquired Territories succeed
stand, before the end of the decade +, !,
Northern States to tWcl?c Sou,ber
-idang pcltware as nculal,) au .,
Northern Senators to twenty four soss,
'Ihi+ great increase of Senators sGl
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which 1t can be- di.po.,d of j. To place ihc guc.-
ton Of slavery ,her. the free .,atc.-c.ihcr
d.rect', or ndirsriq-rsundt mcddlc with it,
Eho Mails
From iuc io 90" Wr hIkc devoted 70 pass
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Wrui 81 the lnul. Soiue months ago "e Gltc
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70 produce no good effect i." ,amv evils ga
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we may '"'''l "''''' '''' '''f' are "u' ''N
deputy p"s'ihA'''f' "h" are acquainted Win
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-
We are.
wwhcg complaint, are .o poncr, through
ont the country. there must be something
y,r,p., NJ the fo,,Y,,in b..,J
We have not received a Washington city or
New Orleans paper D., mail flr two weeks. II
/, said that the mail, from the East have AN
.t,pccd s.,s,p id, p,., l..,,,, oi,o ,l,.. ,..,,.,.
I'M ,.al.,. u. ..-, -. n". .1..'r
"''' "'' ''',''''' " '''" '''','''''' '''' il wiz
p' m"'''s h'ior' 'h'y re'eh 'heF destinations.
The LsTato" OF Texas adjourned on the
lllli ult, and the Austin papers containing thc
proceedings of the Legislature have not jet
been received.
'"''i'''' ~ I'm "'' ''u''n page "'
our payer "ill he found the prospectus Of this
Institution. We hope /, viii meet the artcn.
ton Of an interested. and that the cla;m. of
Mcnphi, and her collcpe ma, he duly consider
,a I...r,,. :, ~. -. -
ybic, No ,,lor nl,., .an taa, r%.'osl...
80 w. '''''' l,'''' 'I' '''''' II j. '''''"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-28

70" calls beautiful woman "a perpct.
ual him TO the Dcnt."
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he population of Washington City is
estimated at 81 ,1;f! and the number of
dwellings at O,;322.
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\RrutR TNrAN.
: :. IocEhN,
WILLIAM Jay,
LEWIS TArrtN.
WILLIAM /. WuirINc,
l.,rnER lEE.
CHRISTOPHER lftsu,
GFoRcE WulrrLr,
WILLIAM llrrLr,
J. " NRNrR,
CHARLES +. RAY,
TnoMhs RITTER, VI. D.,
AtrNiNprR MACDONALD,
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New York, February, 1850.
When such schemes IA these. and such
means are employed, gradually to under
mine and destroy the power aud influence
OF the South, should we. of the South. hes.
iia'e t" meet and consult together. how we
may resist their fell purposes,
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Attorney for Prosecuting Claims ut
the City Of Washington.

F3.IIE S Ibscribr undertakes the collection, settle.
q meut and adjustment of all manner Of claims
accounts or demands against the government of the
United States. any Foreign State or country be.
fore Commis inners, before Congress, before Any
of The public Departments at Washington.
The procuring Of patents, Army and Navy Pen.
son. the collection OF accounts against the Govern
mcni. all Land Caima. and every demand or other
business of whatever kind requiring the prompt and
ttfeci, n, vices Of an Attorney or Agent.
4 residence Of fourteen years at the Seat of the
Federal Govtrnmtn', with thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine
If business at the dieren: Offices. as well in Con
gress added to his free to the ableet leg
advisers If needed .stifies the undersigned in pledg
ing the fullest satisfaction and the utmost dispatch
10 hose who may enirust their business TO his care
Being well known to the greater part Of the citizens
of this District, and to many gentlemen who have
been members Of Congress in the last lively, years
il is deemed useless extend this notice by special
reference. Communications must be prepaid in all
cases.
Charges or fees will be regulated BY the nature and
extent of the business, but moderate in all cases.
Address, II. c. SPALDING,
Washington. d. c.
Nov. 30 1919. 5-tf
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C0LVIN & GO.
COLVIN & cos CFEaCE,
ISL $4,000!

'WewieId the magic wand the golden dream realz d.
Every State Ia The Union represented in The list OF
Capitals sold la, year AT COLvIN & cos.
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stai'aenls, and the largest amour, maid 10 III,
soldier on his discharge.
~ Is suggested that the numerical strength
OF each Company at The several military post,
on our eastern portion be increased TO "A
Priyales, ard o parl of the nluntry be mount.
cd RE emergencies arise.
II Is suggested whether the Object in au.
iho'iz'ng bfevet commissions, il not accom-
p''shed by refining them as honorary dis.
iinc'Ions, and restricting the officers holding
them to their lineal rank aud pay. according
20 The commissions by which they are mus.
tered IN their iespeciive regiments and corps.
rule for relieving officers disabled Of
disease aud casually, is recommended. The
number Of such officers will not probably ex.
coed twenty FIVE, aud the annual pay less ihan
$4,000. An asylum is also recommended
for the comfort aud repose Of veteran soldiers,
The Secretary pays just tribute 10 the Mil
iiary Academy at West Point.
( The regular troops 10 New Mexico and
four companies Of volunteer troops engaged
for six months, have been actively emplo, ed
in protecting the lives and property Of the
inhabitants against the maraudine bands of
lrdians. In coGscq ience Of Indian ouirages
IN Florida l100 troops have collected there
within tue month of September last, a furce
d erned sullicIeni 10 give confidence 10 The
inhabI'snls and promote the migration Of the
Indians. The Indians have arranged a
meeting 10 council to determine on the cub.
Jec' Of migration.
From the prefers of peace lately made by
the Camanche nation, and their determine.
lion TO abstain from farther depredations up
on our citizens, it is believed that the re auar
troops IN Texas will he suflicieul for any o.
Emergency likely 10 arise.
Within the last sp'ine, arrangements we're
made 10 place a Regimen, of mounted men
on the route 10 Oregon.
The Secretary recommends the erection
g. Qualifications Ear the protection Of our har
bor- on the Pacific.
Between tlr proclamat,n Of Peace with
Mexico and the period when the Z. s. Reeve.
nue. laws we're extended over California, a
large amount was collected by officers Of
the army, as duties on imporiations in the
$ ,oral ports Of that Terrilcry. The Sccre.
tary recommends that their acts be y fiji rmed;
the officers, however, being required 10 &C
count for tio sums collected by them, and
sach disbursements allowed as were neces.
sary and proper for the maintenance Of the
annmslous goycrnmen, Of that Territory.
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Paper, Type, Presses, &c.

" vi E subscriber GENT Of JNO. TWHITE.
II Type Founder, and off, HOE s. co. Print.
ing Press dlakers-is prepared 10 sell evcry ar
ticIe in the Printing Line at New York
prices and has constantly on hand large stock
Of rriMtin. Materials Of all kinds
PRINTING OFFICES furnished complete on same
terms rs in New York.
Also, Just received and for sale at the lowess
prices $500 realms o. Cap, Letter, Commercial
Folio Posi- PAPER, American, French, En-.
glish Blue LAID.
5000 reams Of PRINTING PAPER of all kind,
and sz,s Also, Book Paper, medium and
double medium.
500 reams Of assortcdlmedium glazed and plain,
Envelope OF best kinds. and Wrapping Paper
ALSO,
BLANK CARDS,
Printers. 1ndia, Satin Surface Enamelled and col
ored. Also, thick Cards for Rail Road Tickets.
ALSO,
Printing Inks of all kinds.
The subscribe is also Agent for Paper Mills
and can supply Printing and Writing Paper of all
kinds at lowest prices.
JOSEPH WALKER,
lOl East Bay, Charleston. S. C..
Nov. 9. eff
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The very smali increase on the staples o
wooIIens, iron, and unmanufsctured hemp
compared with The vast irjury occasioned "a
our production, and the dminu,ion thereby
III our power Of consumption, Cannot fail Ia
attract attention while on the other articles
named, the revenue aud production have
both suffered ma'erially. !, is believed tn,
tho revenue could be greatly increased hy
increasing The duties on these and other
articles" The Secretary proposes return
TO the system Of specific duties on articles on
which they can conveniently be laid.
The resources Of the country, the Stcre.
tarv adds, are ample that the estimated DE- f
ci, arises from the extraordinary expenses 81
the war aud treaty with Mexico, and that
the Justly high public credit Of The United
States il not endangered by the fact that in
This position Of affairs a new loan " III b. re.
quired.
The Warehnusing system is urged as one
of some embarrassment TO The Department,
on account of its hating charge 10 the De.
nartmeni. aud for other reasons which are
given. or the Sab Treasury, il is said, tx
pc rieuce has demonstrated some Of the re.
oiiremenis Of the act To be productive Of
rrea, inconvenience-if, indeed, there Lc not
some which, under the Influence Of strong
necessity, are often violated. The system is
also pronounced announcement. insecure aud
expensive.
The attention Of Congress is also called to
tho Coas,ips trade, the British Navigation
Act. ard TO many subjects Of local interest
connected with the customs.
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MORGANTON
FEMALE ACADEMY.

TIME Trustees of the MORGANTON FEE.
Il MALE ACADEMY, take pleasure in an.
nouncine, that they have secured the services Of
the Rev. J. NJ. WILSON, as Principal, assisted by
Miss PoSD IAN accomplished lady from the North)
in the Literary, and Mrs. ANN E. ERWIN, in the
Musical Department. The character ofthe Teach.
ers, the healthfulness and delightful scenery Of
the location-the hospitality and refinement OF tho
society Of Morganlon, enable this institution to
present strong claims for extensive patronage.
SPo~m58
In the English Department, per sess. Of months.
First Glass, ST 50
Second Class, 10 10
Third Class, Is 90
Latin. French, Drawing and Painting, extra.
Music on Piano, l6 90
Boarding can be had in respectable families at
seven dollars per month, every thing included.
The session will commence on the 18th October
r. C. PEARSON, President.
Morganton, Sept 90, ls49. q
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EEN,M%HlEs

Married. on the ID met 10y tho Rev. II n Gun.
CHAM, tie Rev Il H. LAFFkR1Y 10 Miss
CoHNtLiA Il PARKS, daughter Of Mr. Wilson
PstkS, al Of th.s county.
Ia Chester District : G.. on the 20,h ut. By the
Rev Mr.. Audi. Nr ROBERT W. MURRAY. Pro
privior al tic Chester Standard. to Miss SARAH
ANN FANGAR, OF tha, District
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CAROLINA INN.
ta|||l
CK.1RLOTTE, ": C.

\iE above establishment, situated IN Main
- Street, third lot North Of the Public Square.
!" the town Of Charlotte, has been constantly KEEP,
open by the present Proprietor, from the list of
January le40 to the present time, for the accom-.
mediation OF the Pubic, and will continue 10 be
kspt spen for the same purpose.
The Establishment has be, N ENLARGED and i'm.
proved 10 very COZ siderable extent within The
lsst tive years-ihe entire building is in comv.et,
ropsir end is so constructed that all the rooms
have abundant light aud can be ventilated at plea
sure.
The Stables are not IN 'erior 10 any belonging
to any similar Establishment in " estern Nor h
CArolina; and care will be taken that they sba n
always be supplied with abundance Of good grain
snc proven DIR and attended by faithful and expe.
rienccd IIostlers
The Subscriber will use every exer,on TO give
satisfaction 10 all who may patronizs his House,
and besrates not 10 say That, from ten years ex.
Pcrlsnce he will I've ablc TO keep up The acuommo-
da'ion at the Carolina Inn, in style not surpa-s.
ed by any Public House in the interior county,
aud he takes this opportunity to return his cor.
dial respects to generous Public for pas iavors
and respectfully solIcts a Continuance of their
patronage and confidence
pROVERS can, al all times, be supplied with
convenient and well ehclosed lots, free of charge.
and furnished with grain at low prices.
Ut The Charlotte and Camden Stages arrive
and depart III weekly.
JENNINGS D. KERR.
Oct. IL, ls49 5ltf
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NNOtice
n preservation Of thu
II H IA n EE9
Ey II. WISE & SON, of Virginia,
~ Card

~ CSaE1lo
al WISE & son. finding ii altogether impossi.
1fH bic 10 attend personally TO tho greet number
of daily applications from all sections of the Union fol
their Remedy for Bdldness, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC. have found it necessary TO appoin,
General Tareiiirg agent to visit different cities
and throus hout the United States. vestlng him
i,h authori,y to appoint Sub agents. use and veod
the Hair Tome, and to apply the RESTORATIVE
and TO pu lGsn Into the hands o! those he may ap.
point t. opei ate wherever sui2ie number Of pa.
ticnts in any town neghborhood shall be obtained
Capt. GEORGE CALVERT. of Fauquier county
Va is alone authorized 10 act as General Travelling
Acct. with The ! overs above indicated
Capt. c, may be expected to visit, as speedily as
practicable the principal cities aid towns Of the T.
mon.
n 3. Cap. Calvert will always have on hand a
full supply of tho HAIR TONIC (Which clcanses
the head Of dundruh, strengthens and invigorates
the hair and prevents II, also, from falling et) for
the region OF country most contiguous TO his opera
TONS or it may always be Obtained, at wholesale,
and forwarded 10 any part ofthe Union, BY address,
inr the proprie.ors, NJ. WISE s. son, Richmond.
Va.
IjsPrcc 50 per d, n cash. Six bottles for So
or one dollar sing gle h,tte.
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GNOtice.

= an Aei Of the last Scss on ofour Legislature.
II . the super lntendints OF Common Schools in the
several Counties required Z" In meet en- the h'st
Thursday in january. and appoint Three Commit.
ice men in aud FIR each School District in their
county," whose tfice shall continue for twelve
months, or until others are appointed In order to
make appointments that will lie satisfactory and ad
vsDisseous to the districts. the Board Of Superinen.
danis for Mecklcnburg and Union a, their last meet
ing otcercd a request 10 be published in the Char.
lotie papers, tia. each district in tho-- counties for
ward 10 the Chairman, by the day O. appaintr ell,
recommendation Of three suitable persons 10 fill the
oihco Of Committee
JOHN A. YOUNG Chairman.
December |, lsi0. til.
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iG Notice.
E1 ERSONS indebted 10 r. NJ. g. X. c. Robinson
d are notified thai the firm was dissolved on the
18th Of September last. Persons interested will
come forward and settle by the lst OF January next
r. NJ. l. r. &. ROBINSON
Nov % 1910 III
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Final Notice.

Tie Subscribers on the LIST of November last. dis
posed of their entire Stock Of Merchandise to Mes
srs- Spfatt Allison, who will continue business al
the same place
IL Is our wish 10 close outstanding business
soon practicable, and would cares ly ask all per.
sons indebted 10 come forward without delay and
make payments, as indulgence may not be expected
There are also many Accounts and Notes due W.
W. Ems indivi ually. which remain unpaid. some
oil long standing. II is hoped that those in
10 either OF tie two rus, will make prompt set
Elements, as the business mast be closed
A. IT, Marin wi! always be found at the Store
OF SfraIt n Allison, who is duly authorized TO make
settlements
w. W. ELMS 4 CO.
December 81, ls4o. Nv