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Nttp Notifies.
NORPORATION NOTICE,

~ QEFICE CT 1NT EoAND oE TraLic WoEKA1
CH!cAGot 0ctobef 14th, 1885,
Whereaa the Common Comet Of the city Of ChIca-
81 has o1tefed that Private Drains be seo4sxnfs %
ton, xud occk IA KtuEie'1 addition to Chicago; sso.
% s. Destbosu St. u block H. School SCI Aon addi-
noS TO Chicz &C. said work 10 b done under the 50.
IsrtntendeIcs at tbs Board Of Public KoF a.r that
ne sE Of tT Collars each BE- asscssed upoo tho rca
dered. according to .he ptp7t1on1 Of the Revised
t9:tfet as amended n such case made nd proFide;
pesso.s Interested that rhe Comn,tsaidners Of the
Hos5d q ruhlc Works will meet nt Room No. y 10
beT ?: ~ i he hour et u O'Clock !. " to IS
ssas sh1 amounts directed = Aforesaid BY the Common
entetl By sstd contemplated mproseToent1-
10. GINDELE,
FRED. LETZ,
...... O. J. ROSE.
ComEstssloce1s Of The Bosrd or Puhir Works.
, 1865-10-18

Ee!t*h for fool however, IL scarcely h1ass,na ues
ITETTEka STOMACH n11TEI;S would, 1hc.etsse,
ate. But they hare sucA raToacks Thcy not 5nIv
srsats asa15hT dst1s ef but eiow ths
rutf:mcnt the food tA4 paate uavea Thus -sood d.
Se4s1on waits On The appetite and health ou hnthss
, 1865-10-18
CORPORATION NOTICE-

" UFf.cz OF TIE 3:OAkD OF fEaLIC WOkK3,
GMcAG0s OCt. II. lss1,
Whereas, the Common Council Of d. city Of Chica.
60 has ordered that private drains Be constructed On
second street. said work be tone under the snpetii
tendance Of the Board ot Public Works, ani that tue
real estate deemed benefited By The improvements 70
aEte1ed aeeosdgE to the provisions Of the Eextaed
Nov. therefore. public notice Is hereby given to N
PERSONS interested, that .he Commtssin1era Of the
EoAEd Of Public Works will meet at room No. IL ID
the Court House. In said cit5 On the 2st oay of oc-
tober A. .. lA. 1t the hour or 10 O'Clock 4. Il. 70
mon Council TO be sastsse on the real estate deemed
benefited By said Contemplated improvements.
= !. G. GtSDELE
FRED. LETZ,
Q. j. ROSE
!ConEnisstoEcrs Of tho Roard Of Public Wosss
prfjE1ttrEt
, 1865-10-18


ho Esaay Of Waning and 1nstzpcto1 70 Young Mea,
jrst puhfllned BY te Howard As.oeianoo saa seat y
EEILlN HOUGuf0k. Howazd Association. FhIla.
delphl1, rA. aaa>isSS *A
, 1865-10-18

TMc Ss1snpSn ard uurh appreciated Dr. Il. G
~ Monsoe s:1eet loon NIB The room. src Coz.
SEts " eMseG aHr laals:a F:'ttseneu visiting Tue
wih"1i M ~, q tloss v<resaiiy atea
the city wishing Intdca trcltr1rnl cnn ~ IN Q,
with pleasant F0InF. and tie btyt Of ruen IN nsne0
Tt.senxo!e terms Consultation 1fcc tEi " sefy
rcrrstsl III letters adcrrased to " H. q TnWn t1e
Slku hcaco AZ Monrot street, I.nosn IN u nii n
1ucet = It'll tresart uteauo4, u ,yn, Is, ~. W
, 1865-10-18

And tie dismal train If dla1Eder1 10 which IL leads
afe aycrted By 1be use Of HOS sIkTTEtce NiTTEliS
n nrHrcjtisc, or cured with aStQpt3ttnr cccfltv
RI tts Q5rci nnd scnlxl operations upon LIE rtotaacL
ffr ftyeT epp the nervous system. pcths2l9-s1
, 1865-10-18
TIE SHOOTING OF CAPT. WARD.
Detailed Account Of the Adni i,

| Detailed Account Of the Amir.
The Detroit Free Press gives the following
account Of the shooting Of Capt. Johu T,
Ward, at Lexington, Michigan:
Alter The Court had adjourned tho crowd
passed ont upon the street, and Ward, also.
IN company with two ftic2ds- Hnppears that
tho boy. for such be fs In appearance Il not In
age, followed him, and when about hundred
yards down the street drew q revolver aud
Tired. Ward was but few feet In advance at
the time, and the bali took effect, entering
about the small Of the buck and passing ou{
/ Just below the lower rib. He immediately
staggered and fell, when Farman fired two
more shots, which took effect. one striking or
passing through the lung, and the other strik-
Ing nib and gtancing outward, inflictins a
severe and painful nesh wound. It was re
not take eject, hut whether this was really so
It WIS impossible to learn In the midst Of the
excitement which Immediately thereafter pre-
vailed.
FaIn1an Immediately turned about, walked
into the court room, where several persons
custody. 50 far as We could learn, nothing
Was safd By him, either at fhc time Of the
shooting or when he delivered himself IN.
Ward Was Immediately conveyed ID lila
hotel, and the best medical assistance in the
town summoned to his bedside. It ,Fas de-
cided, upon surgical examination, that the
bail which entered the small Of the back syy-
cred the spinal cord, Us paralysis Of tho lower
e1tremitfes ensued, in which case the wound
must prove tatal. The ball which entered the
lungs produced internal bleeding, but 1t was
lo1 decided whether this wound was OF fatal
Character Q. not. The other ball produced
merely flesh wound, which was not Of itself
serious. though painfn'-
The r &c Press adds: Since the above was
In type the steamer keiute:r ar1ired, about
10 o'clock on Saturday evening, Of Moore's
dock, having on board the body Of the wound
ed man. He was Immediately transferred to
the residence Of bis father, where the best
medical attendance which could be procured
was called into requisition. At the fatest &C.
counts be was still alirc, but faint hopes were
entertained Of his recovery. The lower por-
tiou ef lis body Is completely paralyzcd, and
the Lall which entered his lungs Las produced
informal bleeding. Dr. Brown, one Of his
medical attendants, expressed the belief that
lie Cannot survive.
= 4 despatch from Detroit intirnates that
capt. Wards injuries are not positively. fatal,
and that there Is q possibility Of his recovery.
, 1865-10-18
Tru,I Castings.

T1NE IRON CASTNGs.-Au
Kinds ot tue and ctcy Castings. ~azzansed
e1aooth sound aud sofs. Particular attention giTen
10 euaaH Castings Tor Psseat MashnsF5 5 does.W2ES. e
Ett1ousl Watch Company 134 I&Ee street. where
pTGtfG NAy be leN, octelA At1-AANE
, 1865-10-18

ASh'nat tho no1tou. effects of the vasieta, Of lnp.
@ he mns: eas9aqer s o. 2 ;easnsrs anlsss .E!ued Il
so other toulc Will create md keep 40 ccntton ~
inc system mat VIII ErudeF It puof ninst the uaseet
paiscrs OF lie two elcments--n1r and WA{er
, 1865-10-18

LAYS tae nnnaat1ou Of !nnunezable compl:In,s Whv
RHe an4 sHIef Qhdc9 the panSs OF con latIpSttoo anil
.5 ne ,1saaiy S consequence t. which i wa
table n!efattve will insure tina: peTtts, ntt na,ns Z.
feKn1axJ which Is the nr.t condition or lefih an.s
, 1865-10-18

E. WHAT VII !; :, F1hTHY e; TT z: BITTER 3.[|; T.
ing the meanest butter sweet and nt for table use
Butter sweetened from his recipe. I am Seeding
the highest market price. Also wanted. partner 10
20 to ST. Lo1s, With from Is 900 to 81 N1o Best Of rel.
etsncss g1reo aad rearired. Address "C T." Drawer
60A4 f1i3
, 1865-10-18

Medical NInniNu1ntfou
For 1scu1,ittn, Paralysis, Chronic 1,!scascs. BY
\ member uf res.
Apply 10 nl:. THOMAS JONES, 16z North Clark
STRICT Chicago from a. N. utl6 p. M. s3l
, 1865-10-18

= ARN,
Repo1ted tn faroE Of the passage Of IN ordinance
authorizing the Mayor md Comptroller 10 en.er
INTO contract with Gusta1ua Nav, making the
so1th Wail of Wong John'' engine house party
Ws1l
, 1865-10-18

The Confessions and Experience
IL an invalid.
fnlll htt t'r thc bencns. and as = CAuIIOS ri
1tt SG Min and othtsa. rho suffer ffum Ncffcut
lsl"S iErnAtaIr l,ecay OF Manhood. &C. surplstnE
=! t1' assIt tt.nr T1tE MEASr u sELJ.CrrE. Ky Gne
Nlt ah tnred hiniScf Afrr undergoing conAtde11bif
@)9.tA'Ts ny tnci~uc postpaid addrt<sed envelope
A'hRle cos'es Ma! t*' tIau ct tho DutllnT.
NATHANIEL MAYfAII, Esg1. :
fe-aos-Ss1 NwAf Nrook1yu, IIaSs Co. Mt
, 1865-10-18

When the animal powers are exhausted the puisa
weak. the mind depressed md al the powu11 Of VI
t.ltJ a. !oT s96 shs5e i 40 restorative comparable
Win the hIiIhlt3 Ihey ro1ote cTGfy of.an. 4ent{Y
sttmnlat!ns the citcnlauon improve quality of ira
Eloot clear the eio11cd h1Aln. and t11paxr TO tna
trembling nerves Stability 2nd n7rnurAs.
, 1865-10-18
PROPOSALS FOR $3.50, 900
Il CHICAGO C1TT RIVER IatPRor EsfE.Sr

Q. ]. Il15Fs,
tfetE E% 'S%*HSs
, 1865-10-18
Qblfogo Qribn11e.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1866.
A PICTURE OF RICHMOND,

T
Hts Old ManNonx-Thc Governors
Efou.c-Thc Burnt D{sxrIrt The
SrotssySood iIotcl-JeG. navt5 House.
Etc. -: 49,,
Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.]
R1cHsioSr, Va. Oct 10. 1885.
The Monumental House, where am stop-
ring, was formerly called Wasbfnrton
@Tnrn1, md rton, its .,a,. lou
,ha s,a,n H. 11..rsa NM. =. saVse p.o1tn1ty to
the great men Of past nEc. As paced the
old-tashioued piazza, I thought p.rhans &,
The days Of the Aaron nnrr tr1,i th;. 80. 8.
sno, 1,ci1 echoed N ~ .+ar.. tuls sesy
sps s!s.s s st,..s " ,ne Steps o. Tue abte Ju-
1'slS Ea'nsi.o .osetncf on SO memorable m
occasion. And il one of the thousand rr.
, 1865-10-18

There ia nothing thst touches the LIyxK the seat NJ
tho naalady, gulcklr and restores It 20 Certainly 4,
PsEfs hsal,hy a9d Es3alaF eendttio4. = H0sTET
the tendency Of your sSsten to that form Of diease
ay be held IN check TOR lifetime py the soual
use Of this harmless vegetable a1ndote.
, 1865-10-18
'HaR0icina{.
The Most Important Medical Discovery
ofttc Nineteenth Centuryis
DR., MARKS
SyDhilitic Cure!

THIS CELEBRATED REMEDY Il A
SPEEDY, SAFE. AND RADICAL CURE
I, FOE SYPHILIS IN THE PRIMARY, SEC
OSDARY, AND TERTIARY STAGES.
From time lr1Ie1noral theirs haa existed h ali s.yc
wheh dpcnds upoa srecial causs, th1s q dsstact
VIRUS, which eapai4s OF Transmission by unocola-
DR.. MARKs' sYPH1L1T1C CURE
= r Eli sR ssS sSfE Ha
sf s s.s q
sYFML1sis characterized BY three distinct sssgrs.
Prtnary, SerondaEy, and Ttrtlsry: The syuptou, ot
cach described beloE nd the prccs per
pa4k Qse, 80 that persons diJt-nc3 order the
asesse & Il Ok Inc
The First or Primary Stage OF Syphilis
Is vhen the Cancets Ulcers nsst appsae Ihe pa
t!en, shou!d r. Mi1med!stsl{ proc1sr DIX NAEhs' Sr-
a. 81 ss fs
Ea4h, CaRs1!c, Btuah Spouge, Soar, aud Lint. ThAss
* rs e ft5i S4 laes!s e e: sE# fs:E
The Second Stage Of Syphilis
j. Snown b. these. synp1ens: liberation q he
sSs s5 aSa fSrass Sn
aof aeeraed e. s sns 81 Tnsoas Wsh isi = esisted '
Il omitted - pct package
The Third or Tertiary Stage Of Syphilis
L. tnoxn By these synptons; Nodes. or nsrd and
or eoaisaesio1s, hard pains q shs boses aad 1ots,
ca1les 9r decay of tas bones Sypht!e fheamsstsm
III :sf5Pts FL, Gf :as Psssiie Is II
II Estee psf PaessSSs xb;9 = =. m .,..
tie; Tnfcst Wash, 3l.5O per bottle.
, 1865-10-18

Renar,ts Ga1nct1c Balm, for Promoting 1acfattou,
&,af-- teyeIopinx and beautiJ!ng tar breast. Sold
Wholesale and retail by drnkElsss EFMeraAy: sena
t1s srn; stamp circular TO Boz 1854 chicago.
-
, 1865-10-18

lIudcrtnker md Etn1ts1f1uec
In NV ORLEANS Ia and ALL Ss,cyHEEx Cr1Ixs. T.
W BpTIEICk, ~ Camp street New Orlcan4 La, will
cnrciully l)lSfST Ell. EtsnAiM 4n3 flfP NbDIES 10
nnv par tf thc world. Fur H~fettfte and citculars
snuIy 10 AMEl.tCAS EXPRESS COMPANY, Chicago.
tcitu6stset Tu.aAA1r
, 1865-10-18
RDbdek's 5itters.

~ For these reasons there Is such demand for
II this medicinal beverage; md for these reasons
no one shou1d tlll to test their virtues.
, 1865-10-18

q, Esnn. shesatn, Moore, Rafferty,, Frtsbes, Wood
dnS Ls|son: Sa ssa:tiSld11s GSnS, Hsaue'' ea'' n'
dneed Tie ioop3ns y eon oqies: OF me eoaa'' 1D1
Ordered. That he Comptroller he and Is hersny
L. Brand, to hsTe md res NTH 31.1kei, hall and
g. frec of expense T oSa m ths s1 ,te and na. @ he
departure Of ihe Boston 1saeefs, who are cxpec!el
The Tree qee of the hsll frs monte r. cseh weeX.
ard uut!1 Nav Isl. 1851 far mititsrr f1rjf1
! The order wzs passed by tke following vote:
Barrett, WicfcF. MeTaT. Wins Wim,rtb nnEh Eherfdan.
Kann, Wallwosl, shrrWin, Snorc. Rsfrrrty. Ff1s-
bec, N'oodard, Tnlcotf, Holden, M5bY, Bond. Hunt
Woodmsn. CiaIS"sss iSse'' eun' A""Fon' s|''N'
Ia A!13ee IoSee stated thar in hz a,,,o, I'M ,e.r.
cree Of the petition In Trnfjnr ~ .bc erusfnn Of
! White street, Was wrnnc> ~ o'~
Tie Cbsir decided iii no ch,noc eop,d be m,de.
Char: N'''Ss" 'p*7.'s" 1os0 Tue 'se's'ea u <S'
Aid noien msnod ,be ins ap: ana no,z and
tie motion preyaiied by tbs 81 iooW1ne ao oyotc1Aid.
DaSs SsMe ee9ng e1SnsSd if1n yoo9g; ; c.t.., R,,.
ri: WIcEcl; McRoy, ~siasrtS, ] S shes,lsn, kann,
Wanssrd acc,s e.H H.. Io, SaeIE ShI trVs,n, Wm,d
mm-s1.
noetCno;4eat CiaH ooaa' Aanues- Gasneao, nos'
"nser, n;n rc1ans,.,p,ruo. G,afxMp .,,, t., .1,ov
IN oc i'm ~ ~ x against hatFo"lns tae @ieS
f7nfprrad n. f~c.aa.-f:s. - .u.-.
=" e"n'at'ee On a&tceta anu Aalets
-'pett,ion of t,an,r u ~
r,at15in ~. oi denty 1anter for Tree lincense 10
FeRnefe ReleEi wa1 :,
A comniaint n-ninst pfs1t1, % !Jius no,.,, vs.,cr
sineg II 1%g hv EYE p1on' VnF' Ios maeassnce tn osc
T"fa,,ssd - e +. p. 1as,,Is,t. ss1nson. was
4 1e1aons9ancn nGs saast oa a. judiciary; rd :, ,
parrr -asrfetfns - atts. 4e kGPGa1 % Au 1rA
Referrei to nm fooaa oy sample WIS
a rnHnns. ~ Gouanaatse .3 va a1aeenses'
Warks aspin s fom ne noara Of Public
linn ~ ara;n hsnr ~ 1 III inl lae cunsIoe
Reierred 10 Comm1tse sna ~ Fdp stations WIS
SSnrSfnri, t,q.,S,n onec WEE, On motion OF ta'n'
IN re "a La"seHee Usef, 1of tfce Heease
ArotIurn1x ~ :, Luitult!ce I'm on !ace9ses.
ciers- ~ thn pn1ss. ,;, Was ,eeslssa nm IN.
snnninted wv Nu1ifs =. ~ n;n Ias =; a1r
Enffrr C"nt1 f,;c,i a1s ~ tne olnee u aseh.ont
{jT, mniinn nf ii, 1,p1,kar,e,,.u. tho ,,-,o,,..
,ens ,.so nlls ~ A1 haickelooc6el. tne appoln'-
1nc cnnae,umil Mna S1dnaco' d'e t, a.. co,u.
fnr snH 1Ia-t. ras ., aoni .ae = ~
aes ss,,ent ri 49, o911'sloas teFsso" "a t"e ~
TcfSrrsd tn ~. os s,,,,.., f,,,,.. a.. ~
ed for c. rmin;no 1.r a1to ~ oe appoaas"
A communication from Ala. Mcpov p,or,5,,o
measure. to- stnnso,tcn IL" e3,er rsiut.aaG
the citY VIVA @ e1 eoatnt1on u
, 1865-10-18

&chiEherE'k German 0infmcnts
Warranted certain cu-e, without the slightest t.u
r.r lar f;Ir+ Did Wounds scfufuIa, salt I;heum,
Fever Sores Ill tlonc and Eftn Dlsea-.s DC s+,e pro
Lie al j. ii. REED d cos, 3& Lake ets~es Chicago
,-r1f
, 1865-10-18

Commissioners OF the Board Of Public "
al nj
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-02-07
A COLD RFpFELLoW-

An lrishman, about half seas over, some t;mo
since applied at q country tavern for lodgings-
1he landlord was lazy, and patronized his own bar
most extensively, SO he said to the newcomer:
eff give you light, and tell you where the
room is, do you suppose you can End the place,"
'Och, and it's meself that can do that most lille.
gantly. just show me the way, an III find /, n,
aisy as the Holy Virgin showers down bl.,,oa.
upon the sinful," rejoined the 1rishuau.
The directions were given him and also candle.
he was directed to 90 to q loom on the second Aoo
10 the house. By the time he had reached the ton
of the stairs, his light had become extiupui,hed
and he had forgotten 10 what direction he wa, ~
60. Seeing rays of light issuing from room, tho
door of which stood slightly ajsr, he reconnoitred
the inside of the room, aud found it to contain .
bed, on which lay man, aud stand with a small
lighted lamp upon it. Feeling dsiuciined 10 make
any further search for the room to which he had
been directed, he Invested himself of bis clothing
and quietly crept into bed.
He had been in bed but few moments when A
young lady and gentleman entered the room The
Irishman eyed them closely. They seated them.
selves on the chairs in close proximity TO each
other, and after chatting merrily for q short time,
the young man threw his arms around her waist
in very cousinly manner, and imprinted kiss
upon her tempting lips. The scene amused the
Irishman vasty, aud being free from sel6shness,
ne coucIaued that MS sleeping companion should
be participant with him in the enjoyment of the
scene, nudged him, but his sleeping companion
stirred not. He put his hand upon him and found
that he was tightly locked in the embrace of death
Synonymous with this discovery, be bounded out
of bed exclaining:
"Murther ! murther! HOwly saints of hivu pro.
teet me u
He had scarcely touched the floor with his feet
before the young lady and gentleman were making
rapid strides towards the stairway, terror being de-
picted their countenances. They had Just
reached the top of the stairs when the Irishman
came dashing along as though the fends of Erebus
were closing at bis heels, intent making him
their prey, and the whole three went tumbling
down the stairs, and it is hard to determine which
of the three reached the foot Of the stairs first.
The landlord stood aghast as the freshman rushed
into the bar-room, with nothing between him and
nudity but garment vulgarly called shirt, the
hair on his head standing upon end Ibis eye. balls
ready to leap from their sockets and he gaspng for
breath. 1t was sigh: that would have made
man laugh who ha3 worn vinegar face from the
day of his birth. Nothing coule induce bin TO
again seek bed that night.
= When tho young lady and gentleman found that
it was not the corpse that had SO unceremOniously
bounded from the bed, they returned to the room,
they being the watchers for the night, and doubt
less commenced their counting at the point where
it had SO suddenly broken off,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-02-07
, 20. pays TO- The resolution was then

refer-yeas 20, nays 70. The resolution was then
adopted-yeas 81, nays 80.
Dir Costner introduced bill to amend an act to
increase the pay of Witnesses and Jurors.
The Senate, by message, announced concurrence
in the House resolutions concerning adjournment.
Friday, February 3.
SENATE.-The following persons were elected Direc-
tors of the Insane Asylum: d Worth. Allston, F
Caldwell and J Jordan.
bill to prevent Instructions in the Yadkin River passed
its several readings. Also bill to amend the Revenue
Act. Also bill concerning working on roads
HOUSE.-Mr Peace introduced the following resolu-
tion which was unanimously adopted:
Whereas We have heard with the greatest pleasure and
heartfelt satisfaction, that negotiations for peace have been
inaupurated by the Governments at Richmond and WASH
tom vet mindful of the maxim that in times of while
1--WE hold the olive branch in hand should hold the
sword in the other therefore
Resolved That until the issue of these negotiations is
known North Carolina will not abate ot or title of
her determination and zeal for vigorous prosecution OF
the war to an honorable peace.
The Houce passed to its second reading resolution from
the Senate proposing to raise joint committee to nvesti-
gate alleged abuses by Railroad Companies OF their char
tered privileges.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-02-07

SINKING OF MONITOR IN CHARLESTON HAIR
BORA letter from Hilton Head, South Carolina,
dated the 18th, gives an account Of the sinking of
the Yankee monitor Patapsco in Charleston harbor
by torpedo. 1t says:
For sometime past the navy has been engaged
in removing torpedees from Charleston. harbor by
dragging for them 10 small boats. Since the
capture of Savannah, the work has been greatly
increased as the rebels have torpedoes in the
harbor in the greatest number, to prevent the
navy from aiding in the seige of Charleston that
they expect Sherman to inaugurate Last night,
az usual, number of boats were sent up to drag
for these internal machines, and The monitor
Patapsco, Lieutenant Commander Quackenbush,
was sent up to point near Fort Sumter to cover
the boats. She came to an anchor, and the regular
watches were stationed usual at their respective
places. Nothing unusual occurred until the Pa
tapsco swung to ebb tide, at about 2. o'clock
this morning, when she passed over torpedo, ex-
ploded it, and went to the bottom like piece of
lead, carrying down with her several officers and
about sixty men,. Five officers, Lfeutenant-Com-
mander Quaekenbusb, Lieutenant Sampson, exec
utive officer; Engineer Ryan and another engineer,
and abou, twenty men watch, were saved. En-
sign johnson, sou of the feet surgeon, was lost;
the paymaster, surgeon, two watch officers and the
balance of the engineers were lost.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-02-07
PROVISION AND COMMISSION HOUSE,
OPPOSITE TINE MANSION HOUSE,, SPRIxGs BurLpms,
CHARLOTTE, N. G.
w. BOYD

w. BOYD
Will attend punctually to buying and selling
Tobacco, Cotton, Nails
Iron, Cotton Yarn, Domestcs
Specie, Bank Bills, Bonds,
Stocks, &c, &c.
Permit me to say to my immediate feliow-eitiIens
thatl have been raised among you my habits and way
of doing business we'll known to you. aud from a
long experience in business hope to share liberal
patronage.
prepared to store Tobacco. Sugar, SILT, Cotton
Yarns &C.
Rooms opposite the Mansion House in Springs brick
building.
Business hours from O'Clock M, to o'clock p.
REFEREEcEs-Col. l. Williams Capt John Wilkes,
John Springs, b Williams, Messrs Young Wrston
Orr, James II Carson, President Branch Bank,
Blackwood, President Bank of Charlotte Rev Geo 81
Everhart Rev. r II Griffith. Charlotte Hon
Bafringer, Charles Dewey President State Bank G,
Raleigh John A Everett Goldsboro; Lawson
President Bank of Yanceyyille, N c.; Rev. Thomas
Hume, Petersburg, Va. L ID Childs, Columbia, G.
Jan l6 1865 II
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-02-07
THE DEFERRED RECOGNITION.

England and France can no longer present any
good and sufficient reasons for Withholding recog-
milton Of the Confederate States Government after
the 4th Of March. The reasons for this seem clear
and valid
France, on the 9TH of February, 1778, acknowl-
edged the independence of the thirteen American
colonies, so many independent States. Even
the articles Of confederation not then adopted.
The United Netherlands followed this example
October 8th, 1882, and Sweden April Sd, 1888.
Great Britain, in the Treaty of Peace, concluded
September Sd, 1888, recognized the several States
in like manner as so many independent political
communities This recognition embraced Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia by
name and it territorially included Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Alabama and Mississippi The remaining
Confederate States became possessed by their or
ganlzation and admission, of equal rights with the
original States, and stand on the same footing
The independent. nationality of Texas was recog
nized by France in 1889, and by Great Britain in
1910. She did not enter the Union until 1915.
In no other form has the nationality of the
American States ever been acknowledged by the
European courts. John Adams was sent in 1777
to represent the States in France, and was soon
after succeeded there by Dr.. Franklin. They
both received their authority from the "Congress
of Delegates" of the several States. The articles
of confederation were not adopted till March, 1871.
Mr. Adams, under an appointment received in 1879,
remained Minister to England till 1888
The Union formed by the articles of confeder-
alton was dissolved March Sd, 1889. The Union
under the Constitution did not go into operation
until April 80, 1889, and then only as between
eleven States Rhode Island and North Carolina for
time remaining aloof.
In all these changes or the agency for conduct
ing their foreign intercourse, the States deemed
no notification necessary to other governments.-
No recognition asked for any such nation as
the Confederation of States, for there was no such
created; nor for any such nation as the United
States, for the same reason The governments es-
tablished by the articles Of confederation, and by
the Constitution, we're the foreign agencies
of the States, the true soyeregns whose national
ity was already acknowledged. The European
governments conceded to us the right to change
the form of this agency whenever we pleased. The
recognition of the independence of the States
survived all these changes unharmed; the disband-
ing of the Confederation in 1888; the interregnum
Of fifty eight days that followed; the separation of
the States which then continued for some time,
Rhode Island and North Carolina remaining dis
tinct; and the accessiors to the number of States
which afterwards occurred from time to time The
ministers sent by the Federal agent were received
the original ack nowedgement of the nationality
of the several States, and other. No other was
desired, no other profered, no other was
thought necessary or appropriate.