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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

In the event death resignation Of any the Directors
vacancy shall be filed up election bs the Stockholders
after notice days be posted tho office Of the Conpa
nv Vacancy the ollie of President shall he nled by ha
Board Of Directors nj the m meeting Of the Board after snch
yacancy eecnrA the election OF lis fill the
vacancy vacney ha Office Of Secretary shall also filed
by the Directors The first meeting Of the oard after
such yacaney oecur by eeeng c the Stockholders said
oce The President Of the Board shall have the power R
point Secretary pro ten until the election ecre;a.
IN, as herein provided for.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

Any Director being sbont absent himself for period
mouths less may nominate substitute in his stead provide
said shall haze in his right than twenty
five the capt stock Of the Company and provided
also said substitute be elected by Board Of Director
for the time being
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

The Board of Directors accept Professionally any
privilege conferred Ais Association by
the law under which the is formed the adoption
any ordinance of the Legislature City Council
the final acceptance If any such power privilege sha
be determined by of majority in Of the Stock
holders.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

NouyELLE- ORLEANS, % juin 1860
ApHenorabIe Cansei Commun de la Nouvelle Orleans:
II ES soussignes, proprietaIres smr In rue
IA Gavez Bienyile ct lie Chemn Carondelet re-
specuenenent demandent honorable dodonner
confoemant lo dun contrat c0quiler le
cote sud est de rue Galve1 Ia Bienyie Ghemn CD
rondelet.
GriHon, 2e4 pieds Fl. Robbert, 20 pieds
Vim Yockmann %
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
OF IawSw Secretaire du Conseil des Assist Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

f. T. PARKER
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
lLAYILLE DE LA N,YEII.E
TRoIsIEaE Goug DISTRICT ORLEANS VS.. la VeHye
de la Nouvelle -0rleana SALVADOR GARCIA.
ISN VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente a
z moi adesse Honorable Tolsieme Colr dc District de
la Nouyele Orleans dams raaire edesus proc6derai
IUNDI de anyier 1861, midi rH6ei de Ia Cite, rne
de la Commune les du Camp ct des Nagasns,
pubque adjudication de Ia propr6ta don't suit la des
cripiion savor--
TN TERRAIN stue dams lie Troisieme District dc cette
Vile dams et borne les ST. Antoine Giroi jean
Bapste Bagatee lie dit tsfrain 81 pe do face Ia
ST. Antoine sur 12S pieds de profondeur.
suisie dams l'afare ci.dessus.
CONDITI0Ns-Comptan au moment de l'Adjudication
f. 4. PARKER,
Sbsrff de Ia psrntsSa dffrl8anE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

Secretary Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
NouvELIE- ORLEANS, l6 Juliet 1860.
pFIenerabe Consei Commun de la Souyella- Orleans
H ES sousstgnes, proprietatres sur In rue
IL Prieur de Ia due Canal Ghemn Carondelet respect
denandent confomem6n la n dordouner
pour Ia coufecion dc banquettes brques
peres hodures goets ha les deux coes de Ia
rue Prieur Canal Chenn Garoudelet exceptaut
cees dea aites par les propridtaites.l
Gotes N. w Fotcs S. Z.
J. Metz, II peds.
NJ Hahritter ll4 pieds.
G Eppler, 50
J Jacobi l9ts
Joseph ,Ianzen, lG9 ..,5s.s 49,.
II Grfon 100
II Weller, deja fat, 270
Frederick Haab lo5 -s=
Carls Beddinges 1tO
Eliza Broadnaxt 60s .-
Lonis Buchhoz deia fa l4S
II II Patenann, l26
Geo Human, 9S
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
OF 1awSw Secratare du GonSeil des Asst. Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

plurality Of Counting share Or stock
voted upon shall be sufficient elect Directors WHO shall al
their ht meeting afteT their ELECTION chooe Of sher
President Of the Association who shall he elected by
majority of the whole Board and upon whom all citations and
other legal processes shall be served.
shall be the duty Of the President preside all meetings
the Board, and in sf abeuce inability act the
Board Of their President po e who
shall the time being exercise the full powers uf President
All ons shall be by ballot under the supernendeuce
inspectors appointed by the Board from among Stockhod
no Direcors at least week prior any election
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

asinr shs lolionns sentiment That tho people d
the South are equally guilty NTH the North, In re-
gard 10 the agitation of the slavery question, together
With the consequences growing out Of the same, and
that We dlselap the truth u such sentiment, IN se~
81 the fact that the iAnateism Of the North ea ,As
subject Of domestic slavery. he's given just eauss f0'
whatever Of agitation exists among us
18th. That, 10 secure union, the different eoun-
ties Of this State hold similar meetings. aud give
firm expression Of opinion upon the political questions
now asltating the public mind.
Jno NJ. Crockett moved the adoption Of the resoiu.
tons. which was seconded by many voices Mr.
Crockett said he was prepared to address the meeting
upon the resolutions. but would give way to Judge
Burford, whom he desired to hear
Judge BurfOrd spoke about an hour and a half
His reasoning aud illustrations were eOgent and f6rei-
BILE. lie seemed to have attained his proper element
His manner was happy. bis expressions confident
his positiOnsbOld lie was listened to. throughout,
with undimlnished interest
Mr. Crockett said he did not rise to make aspeeeh,
but to call for the question, The people had heard
and understood the resOutions-they had been enter
tanned by an able and eloquent address-,hey were
impatient to give expression to their sentiments. aud
he asked that the question be now put,
"Queston Question " enthusiastically arose from
every quarter, The question-shall the resolutions,
as read. DO adopted Twas announced. The response
was given without dissenting voice.
A vote OF thanks was rendered Judge BuriOrd, for
his able ~ eloquent speech-a motion publish the
proceedings of the meeting and the resolutions In the
Dallas Herald, was adopted, and the meeting ad-
journed J. d. FLOYD, President
JSo. NJ. CROCKETT, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
rsr District Court is still in session at this place

Esr District Court is still in session at this place
ssyenlimportant cases have been tried. and several
othssArs yet on the docket
Grnwell, the negro thief. was tried. convicted and
ooudmned to five years and six months Imprisonment
In tia State Penitentary 1t will be reeoected that
he Is the individual who deeoyed two negro men from
their owners In Panain eouaty under the promise Of
gSlog them freedom in Mexico. lie was arrested be-
fore Christmas. near Millers Ferry, in this county,
put Ia jail. has been tried, and rlghteonsly condemn
ed 70 the Penentiary, where he viii have time to re-
aeet upon the errors Of his past life,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

~ Attention Is directed to the advertisement OF
the Dallas County Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation in to-day's paper. The object Of the next
meeting. which is to be held on the first Monday in
March. Is set forth, and will be ii is desirable
that the members should every one be in attendance.
The arrangements for the next Fair are to be made,
constitution and Bylaws to be adopted and other
business Of equal Importance to be transacted Tn SC
that have not already become members of the associ
alton have also an opportunity until the next meeting
of securing Stock. The importance and advanta-
geous results Of this enterprise are admitted by
ry one, and we hope that strong and united effort
will be made to place the Society on q founda-
ton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
Notice.

U ErTERS of Administration upon the estate
IL of Elan Bryson deceased having been
granted to the undersigned, by the Hon. County
Court of Ellis county, ut its November Term
1859; this is therefore to notify all persona
having claims against said estate to present them
within the time prescribed by law, or they will
be barred. JOSEPH MUNDEN.
Dec % lS59.-266t. Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

- The weather, after the late rains, continues
open and sunny, cool and bracng-goOd od-iashion-
oil Texas Winter weather. Grass is beginning to APP
pear On the pralries, giving hopes Of ry Spring.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
HOOELAND'S
BALSAWIC CORDIAL

WILL positively Coughs Colds Influenza Group Hoarse
bowels arising from cold, Incpient Consumpnon, &c
These Medicines prepared only by Dr. NJ jackson
am ~ Street Philadelphia for sale BY Druggists and Deal
ers generally. Price rs cents per bottle.
~ Orr Every Rodys Almanacn given away BY an our
otsin rriheaies from wskzoTa people II al parts
Of the oanGiry sc; oue- - =, =. ..-..-
ycr ale by ". " PEAK Z BRO. BALLAST ". VI. MILLER
Pleasant hun; W n FERGUSON, F0Tt North j. LkSrkR-
pird,iis. ard SWEAT = II RfEs. hta-hirsis IS /.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
yl.sn1, lhis nth day ~ February. A Dlsa,
REM, d, HAWKlNr;, elk (, "a, 90, rex



TAXI y " Hugh shaN, and esiTayed Lel0Te Ruer
Pre- 80 one yoke uluNEN, yellow and Nha
pdel, ea With crop and split ia right ear and under
bl IA len e E.a.ei u on tr len lap. oT Yeas old the
other white with hInan sides, with small spsvks over him,
marked aIh split la len under slope IN neht ear no
brand peIuevthlr, or years olti appraised 60 as,
TAKEN UP BY u Watkins, u miles T. III the town Of
Kaufman, AMI estlayed bekTa W I'LL, T., one sORIEL
HORSE year ofi last spring, u hanis high small
AMI ,nh aplagyny weak spss and lmndel With per-
psniruar marx Ia GA the len shoulder Ao, one SlN
10 the len fore pastor Joint u hands high, had on q E
bill without aclapper, bTahded on the lrl shoulder D. H
y On the point of the len hip, sald mar had 90
Win her appraised 20 elUl,
TAKEN UP by Cummings, living II kNrkNA rr. r-r
tuAcd lettre John llnller, lr'cnu 10 l. r.a a-.'
HORSE ll hands high, or years old -laT H. a lgGe
heat M brands peneeNalaei appraised AZ So,
TAKEN UP BY N Sanders, gmes North ~ illo i0TE q.
kaufman, and esiniyed before Crouch, Pycciug-
T. RED OK, molly face, or year, old, marked with
crop an under half crop IN each dew appr brand sup
posed 10 e the letter over figure ;, lad GA large bell
appraised 60 SIS.
TAKEN VI by johnson, miles East II The town q
kaufman, and cstmyed before Terrell, T. BAY MARE
branded " on she len shoulders appraised 10 ssh.
TAKEN UP by 5 Damron, " miles T. OF the town %
kaufman, aud esirayed before CIV Crouch Precinct No
ll a MOUSE Col.uRED ROAM HORSE about Scrs Old,
both hind feet White, baEe iaoe, branded WIN spanish
brand on len thigh about II hands hghi appraised 10 sl
TAKEN UP By James Cnrgne, ~ miles South OF the
town of Kaufman, and cstTaycd before Obcd NanpOO
one BROWN PONY HORSE about years oil, some saddle
marks, aud branded with over INV the len shout
der, other marks brands pcrcynle appraised 10 si1
tJJIl WA, H. BARNES elk c, O. *. co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
THE DALLAS HOTEL.
DALLAS TEXAS.

THIS new and commodious hotel, under the con-
l. troll and management Of its owner, is now open
to the reception Of visitors and the travelling public.
Families can be accommodated with suites Of rooms,
and transient visit RS with single apartments il desr-
ed The proprietress is determined to spare pains
to the comfort Of her guests and the table will
be furnished with the very best the market Affords.
Attentive servants shall be ut hand, at all times to
attend to the wants of the guests. Mrs. Cockrell so
cts share of the public patronage, especially from
the travelling public. Charges moderate.
Dallas, Texas, January 25th, 1860.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
FOR SALE

HfA ACRES Of prairie land, three miles from
" HU Dallas, on the West side OF Trinity, with q
good lasting spring and 1870 enclosed with a
good cedar fence and in high state of cultivation
Also, 2f5 Acres of Bottom Timber adjacent;
and go Acres on the South side OF Five Mile Creek
miles South Of Dallas, with plenty of good prai-
re, timber, and stock water
For terms, apply to the undersigned at the Herald
Office. f. &C. MCKENZIE
Dallas 9th Dec, lS50-23tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
m Umportnut Itcu, so the Survivors Of the Late
NJ 4, .xicO.

An Importnnt Item 90 the snrvfycrs OF thc Lste
Wnr with VI xico.
LANCASTER C. H. S. c., May IL, 1885.
Dr. Jackson-Dear sir After return from Mexico was
wi that terrible disease which has carried 10
The grave SO many Of my fellow soldiers, Chronic Darrhoa
with Neuralgia brought on by the climate Mexico
and The mode of living while In the The relief
have obtained the Of 1loo0and'- Gcrmpn nit
tors. astonishing and most cheery have and SUI con-
time recommend the Bitter to all who similarly ancte
believing benefit will result from their use viii be
X Ca BIDLINGs, Late Lieutenant
or Company C, Palmetto Regiment, s. c. Volunteers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
SA N F o IDS
FAMILY
G ATH ARTIC PILLS.


COMPOUNDED IRON
Pure Vegetable Extrncts, and Put mp in GLASS
Gases, Air tight, md will Keep i'm nny Ciiinnte.
The Fnmily Cathnr-I tic Pill, is gentle but
active CnthNrc, which tho <lpropretor has used IN las
practice more than twcntyI V)lvears.
= The constantly ncreasingl Jliemand from those who
have long used the pills. md the satisfaction which
I'LL express regard thc =! has nducedme to place
them within the reach of all a
The Profession well know-t different Cdtlftcs act
on different portons of thDl =. bowels.
The FAMILY CArHARIOfIC PILL has, with due ref.
crencc a this well establsh- cd fact been compounded
from variety of the puresLN Vegetable Extracts, which
alike every part ofthe -. Iimentuiy canal and
and snc in all cases u where Cathartic is needed
such as arrangements oil q The Stomach, Scnpincss
Pains the Back and Loins ('ostivcncss Pain and Sore
ness the whole body, IRON sudden cold which ire
qucnty, ifncglected, end init long Of Fever Loss
Of Appetite creeping SEN tion of Cold the Body
Rcstles lIcanc he, q Weight the Head, all In
famntory Diseases, Worms i'm Children Adults, thcu
matism, Il great Purifier oil Othc Blood, and many lscu
which flesh is herr, too numerous Hc i, this
advertisements Dose 1 to 3.
Price Three Dime.
The liver Invi2Orator and FHr'silv ."a a-.gfir
Pill. are rclied 10y Druggists generally, tuliy
sale by the trade in all the large towns
st. w. SANFOGerr,
Manufacture ..r,
335 broadway, New v re-,
For sale in Dallas, by W w. PEAK ~ BRO. .L
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
Dr. HOOEAE T..
CELEBRATED GERMAN

v prevent yellow Fever Bilious Fever, &C.
Read the Evidence:
VI. Maginnis, of the New Orleans True Deltll
New ORLEANS July 90 1863.
NJ jackson 4 Co.,-Gentlemen h ave for "A long
l ..' upon your Hoofands German Bitters the very
-.Hltc preparation extant. But am now disposed to
sr sti higher merit find that will erctualy pre-
y. yages Of that scourge of this climaeYelow Fever.
ur ir-vaIence Of that disease last summer had ample
,asuug witnessing its efficacy, and firmly believe that
g.maed person, with the proper precnuton and the
Use Of directed could safely summer 1t In New Orleans
preventive of Fever and Ague, also, cheeruy endorse all
,la ciaA Jt i. Respectfully Yours, JOHN MAGINNIS,
roprictor OF the True Delta
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
Music school.

Music school.
MRS. Sally Reinhardt hsss sAvse-z=5zr1.-..
1Nl to inform the pubic and her tru - z -<zs7
pills. that she will resume her NUStCk "
SCHOOL with the first of pccshlssr next, and that &
she will continue to give instruction On the Piano and
in Vocal music
ssg- She is also prspsrsa to tune pianos. szS7ss
provided with strings
Dallas Ne .srnbsl, iS51--2 y 3nos
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
From D. Richardson, of the Galveston News
Al yRsrnS Texas Sent oa lSaR

From D. Richardson, Of the Galveston News
GALVESTON, Texas, Sept Is, 1858.
DR.. c. NJ lacsson,-Dear Sir: You sugg sed me before
leaving Philadelphia take few bottles of your Brs along,
against Yellow Fever hich raging here
and New Orleans did so, and used 1t free route
accompanied by several Texans who also took 1t
as prescribed having had the fever except myself All
passed through Orleans without being attacked by the cpl
demc of them whom have since me attribute their
escape great the Of your excellent specific
From what have heard other and expert
ence hesitation saying believe Hooaands German
Btter an excellent article fer the prevention OF Yellow Fever and
many diseases peculiar to the South taken In time and as
directed. Yours truly, u. blChhhDsON,
Editor and Proprietor Of the Galveston News
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81, 1858
Dr. c. NJ Jacksou-Dear Sir sailed from this in August
last the baque "Rendeer Of which am Master with acew
men, bound to Havana As knew that the Yellow Fever
raging great that city, and had heard Of the
good ee is Of the ber preventing the attacks OF that
disease, provided myself with supply Of II Before reaching
my port administration OF the btters regularly
all board On reaching Havana found number OF yes.
sells In the harbo among the Of which the feve was
hitting great rayages on Of them not soul M
avehe Fever had carried of ALL Naturally great alarm pre-
vailed happy that with the exception of one OF
men who deserted In Havana all back safe and
sound-not one having been attacked believe Hoof.
LAMBDA German Biicr- TO be excellent medicine, and
am satisfied saluary effects preventive Yellow Fever
as II very thing for vessel with many persons on
hoard island Of Cuba In August September and
turn without the loss Of at least portion Of her crew
1850 GEO. W. ALLEN,
Master Bafoue Reindeer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

From Rev. John Berg of the Baltimore True Union
Dr. g. NJ. Jackson-pear Sir; Your III Sotlnnds nnn
Bitcrs deservedy popular and believe Calculated to re-
move host of the ills which flesh is heirto."
Yours Truly, JOHN RERG.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

tahtS w ~ i0A el..ss nj ssissysa hlels \ o
y it'i.ti J 4 ~ ~. "a NJ -lIlkEL MARE II
~ - y ii' u> ~ i..ii ~. 81 IA issi sfe ~.
- iesiks, shlsprrk infhs - 50 lslssil
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
HI.s.fA CoUNrI.

A.
LAM "a ~ Z. = eieptfns Nld esfrsyei tef0Fe
fhAps fsli enc yflQH 1AkE, stl years DID, ls hands
hs she stEesA in p eF three allie beet ig.ltd on
20 sh9uldeF sYlrssfd u sio Ai-o, ysAT % VA
IN, li1 hands ig. s riffah m lie fae 10 lTnls per.
oelfe; alpTS sd 40 A nj ono kear old fiili, fellow
al lrfi aiuie, sla d die L.,., .npTsisel Al 50 =
Filled IleeemtsF lii,
fAkkA UP ~ IeH rn fni e-trayed hafbre N
fahhh k<l one '' - MARE, Years old, M hands
hi gh, has s0ur T. IT e a.. lFanled On the let hp
iFani inisiin,f sr saL AlsO, oue sallnEi.
Pony MARE, lYn.r has l-gh, some AlDIe IL
the heei appnlsf- T.. = HI4isT n, lsi3.
tAhEN UP ~ ''. ~ esiFaYed tafFe l. J
sirOol Esd one htN hh.,rE q. alsit Years 0li,
IS hands high, len h -ie.T-y lolrh n, tlle lle-
heal, IA ilands peHceifat. lVVg.lsei sa0 Hsi ~
eemt-r =, lass.
TAKEN UP ly SIMS ard esiTayei hEire l. sirooT.
Ise' 1s yoke efWoRK OXEN, Ied, luaILed crop ID
t.sJ s t3lelo On te hp tie other Iide- marked CROP
on - i branded With spanish brand The hip ap,
pr -t.' ~ ga Nlsi Januafy lzh, lsal
IAAtf lf by y y Metaiiin aud esiFayei hsfoTe l. J
sFpal- Une BAY SPANISH fliii, supposed 10 L. 5
ser = about ll hands high, haEe Fare, Ten hind foot
-al -eLlst-
Nt7rl s. Lend ibis nth DAY ~ February, 4 pisa
la.sf NM. a, uAMklNS Al 4. "a A "a.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-03
RULES FOR sELF-GovERNMENr.- pru-

RULES FOR SELF-GovERNMENT.-By a pru-
dent old Gent1eman.-Always sit next to the car
yer, if you can, at dinner.
ASK no woman her age.
Be civil to all rich uncles and aunts
Never joke with policeman.
Take no notes gold with you to fancy ba-
zaar-nothing but silver.
Your oldest hat, of course, for an evening party.
Never contradict a man who shutters
Make friends with the steward on board steam
er; there's no knowing how soon you may be placed
in his power.
Keep your own secrets-tell no human being
you die your whiskers.
Write not one letter more than you can help.
The man who keeps up large correspondence is a
martyr, tied not to the stake, but to the post
Wind up your conduct like your watch, once
every day, examining minutely whether you are
''fast" or "slow"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-03
NOTICE.

TREASURER'S OFFICE, A. T. & R R. CO.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., llth June, 1860. !
Notice is hereby given that the Third Istatent of
FVe Doars per Share of the Capital Stock of this Com
pany, subscribed in Mecklenburg county and at Mount
Mourne, 1redell county, is made due and payable
the 18th JULY, 1850.
The Treasurer will attend at Davidson College during
Comm cement and sincerely hopes that all persons
interested in the progress of the Road and who OWE
for Stock subscribed. will him that place and
get receipts for their Installments.
lost NJ. L. WRISTON, Treas'r.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-03

Tue CRoPs,-The Wheat crop in this county,
Cleaveland and Mcdowell, will be an average one
in quantity, and No. in quality. About one
half of the crop is already harvested, and in week
more, should favorable weather ensue, nine tenths
of it will be in the shock or under shelter The
prospect for corn was never better at this season
of the year.-Rutherto,x1to Enquirer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-03
Valuable Real Estate sale.

s By virtue of Decree of the Court of Equity for
Meckenburg county will sell at auction at the Pub
lie Square the 4th Monday in june that Valuable
Property belonging the heirs of Alexander Springs,
decd known as STORE ROOM. No. 3, GRANITE
ROW. Also, Twenty-four Building Lots in the rear of
the c. L s. c. R. R. Depot buildings. -z
The sale of said property will be upon credit OF
Six months with interest from date the purchaser
&c lting bond with approved security.
IT, A.eG WILLIAMSON, ca e
May %, 1860.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-03
DISSOLUTION.

The firm of FEASTER & Mcleod. was dissolved, by
mutual consent on the 2lst inst. The Notes and Ac-
counts due the frr viii be found in the hands of L.
Feaster or E. A Mcleod for Immediate settlement.
Claims due by the firm must be presented to B. "A Nc
Leod for payment L. FEASTER
+. A. MCLEOD
The undersigned will continue the GROCERY AND
PRODUCE BUSINESS at tue old stand. share of
patronage is respectfully solicited
; good stock of Family Groceries always on band
ass ss E. A. MCLEOD
May %, 1880. 2m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-03

BANK OF NORTH CARoLINA.-The following
gentlemen have been appointed officers of the
Agency of the Bank Of N. Carolina at Statesville:
c. A Carlton. Agent, Col. A. Mitchell, President;
J. T. Alexander, r. T. Simonton, G. F. Davidson,
John II. Dalton, Drectors.-lre0eH Express.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-03
Notice.

Having obtained special Letters of Administration
the estate of John T. Reid deed, will sell at the
late residence of the deceased, Wednesday the Goth
day of June the following property, viz Horses, Hogs,
and Cattle one Road Wagon, about One Hundred
Bushels of Corn, Fodder, Household aud Kitchen Fur
nture, together with the Growing Crop. .ss.szx--
| will also hire SEVERAL NEGROES at the same
time. BE- Terms made known the day of SALE
/. n. ALEXANDER,
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