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, 1865-08-19

H1Dk PARE HousE-A PARLoR CoxcEa1.-A
Sesy delightful affair to all participants, n listen
eIs. caEse OF al the Hyde Park Hoate On Tednes-
Day evening, in Parlor Concert which filed the
spacious pataot with an audience Of ladies' and
gentlemen, guests Of this popular eummcr resort,
and their tE,enee from tie city. Tbs programme
was choice &Dd presented the names Of More N,
the wnFld-stno~ned ofsauiat Fo1mas, Lewis an
excaItMt v1ollnitt q This city; Mre. Lovcjoy and
Mus El1sEorh. Mr.. Hotesn gave upon Til
piano Thalberg'A Prayer from Noes in Egypt, tn
n1y manner; Enfncs, who was never 10
better VOICE, earE Non Pin Nrdroi.'" The lady
, 1865-08-19

81. A6DREWa 6oc1ETI pIcMc.-The picnic
exclusion Of the members 0! the 81. Andrews
Society md friends. held 1t H,se1 Park on Thur
day LIST, vaa great euece:f, fully three thousand
pessons being present, all OF whom enjoyed them
eelvee snnersely. There was nausic md dancing,
1actug. Jumping, qRott playing, wheelosfrow
rsees. &C., for purtes. The Ertas foot race is
spoken OF "a hlvtng been very exciting, twenty
pIrsons contcnuinE for the pr1xs. II wac won BY
Thomas v right.
, 1865-08-19
.Fnr @als.

FOR SaLE-H SIN the
= Htss D1yssion two honses and io,s lots cs1ll7
f:tr Gre Of tbs houtes hAa ssYsn roou0 lEd taa
othet has sis rom. -Wn1 axe - coo ctsh tnd
Aatiso7 It Ee:uS a Morgan a. ana tha siver- For
p',ttsulsts = .dzsss n H.. B3x III, Chicago, III.
, 1865-08-19

maFian,A Life Cordial Cures Dysen.
ter5, Dialrher, and Ill kindred complaints. Cures
The worst caset. Lord 4 Smith, CbicaRo H.,
agents for the Nctthweat. au1a-E21 1t
, 1865-08-19

TROSBY'S OPERA. HOUSE.
UPENINa 'NIGHT1
FRIDAY, AUGUST IS.
Forr 6raoA Organ ToEeAT'EFR1DAT, MONDAY,
IUH6DAY Ana THUR DAY, Gugu2t i8, u, u, "a,
by the Eminent Or9aRtzt,
MT. O.. w. Morgan,
ofGrsce Ch31ea. New Tosk,
Axaiat:d y NE. q. b. MuLc, tbs Krcatss Planls n
&h19 country.
4 Large md Complete O1cheltIA and Some Of the
Pr,heipal To:AEssa OF Chicago.
Conductor and NAstcai Director. ...Casl A1schatz.
Change Of Programme Each KEsnirx,
B-AK1W ORGAN hss teen c1e ~tsL rtciAllY
for The tnrpo1r, By Mexsrs. Pitcher G.hat, OF th.1
city.
NO - Gharre Tor FtserTed tsn,A-
1tcRet Orico nov open A1 the Operh HaEse.
kulKh&s7 II
, 1865-08-19

mu&hf0Bm mFef1uHFs<-UIt tNE S#Afm
Of infenor perfumes cot up to cumpeta
even The memory renaalns. They are literally for
eottep, while the sales OF that ne flus urG Of ali
ffarrsnte constantly inc1eaae.. Sod everywhere.
sp19ke81t
, 1865-08-19

INTERNAL RhyKSuE.-Tbe following are the as.
fesemenss Of Internal Revenue for the fret district
ofrhta State, embracing Cook county, for the past
ihreG years:
70 Anguat u, LEES. ,4z374t95
1S4.,.. -...-..,...... S,di1,33357
!" 1s63.-................. i,5lu,Al0.3S
, 1865-08-19

The oI1y item pffpeeizl interest connected With
newspspen, which wp And In tho old records is
1bRt In 1Sab the editors md reporters OF the ChI.
ego Journal weEe delied the privileges Of the
Ccnnan Council for m warr1ntable st:Ack4"
upon members ofthe Counc!1.
, 1865-08-19

4AAAHNC4V04N u4AFkSke
-..--... Pu1LAD1LFHIA, AnR. Is.
dned tn bend 3lK9s2c; free ssasuc.
FLouk-Dr4 and tafe SLOW but prtces unsltered.
Write q. 70. Corn dnl!: Trliow 91as3c.
4
, 1865-08-19

= Nakofacrd stAte 6f III Blood IL hae
Skin Diee9ee', Mercur1al Affections, Scutvy aud
Gtt1e are but few Of the many disorders aftsi 2g
from The deprived condition q the vital duld.
reliable curative; By entering lnto the circulation
1t thoroughly puridcs The blood. and removes any
morbid tendency to dtkesee which may exist IN
the X 1s ths s,s s Isa. sassi5s ths
whole physfctl etructnte. To bs eatIsded OF its
erHeacS, read the testimony Of those Who hsTe
heen radically cured By II given At length IN
JayEe's Almanac. For Elfe BY all druggists.
hn1GhEG3 st ED EA L KnN
, 1865-08-19

EMs. Graham, who was Mr.. Edward Kstchuu's
broker, and who Ia a heayJ loscr By the deEalca.
tiou, eaya: Was Mt. Ketchun'e broker. He
was very heavy cpesator- Some time ago he
INSIDE q great deal Of money, hut lately he lost
Wten vas at home frequently checked bT my
advice bis Cpernlort, and qntta lke1y had been
about getting IN 70 deep. The eheek-boek was
kept here, b1l 1t WEE entirely IN his charge. We
had nothing to do With IT. Having perfect con-
6aence N him.. Wa did not scrntlslze the
1t jeF Prsnted that he was all Fight, and
90 20 were lis checks. We always iooi ths
Iumbe1 or the check, the signature, &C., 90 thlt
In care Of w1opg they could b. traced, but We
Lever looked carefully at The tjgcasutea, epppos-
isr OF tonrze tha' they we're correct; TIE checks
wtrc rsed to carry gold. The banks prefer that
ii shouldn't Re krown how much they lose, and
otbe. parties a1e interested in keeping the mister
qnet. hsve been compelled to stop payment
Hts out Of town when this occurred. My paTt-
ner tcleRtsphed d for me to Gene down At ones, i
Gid 70. snsPen1et+ n2de IN uest9nment to David
6toestetk- hare no Idea where Kefch1m has
coIe, nor what IL the amount OF his forgery.
1H1 E1CIIEMENT IN WALL sfRKEr.
From the N. r. Herl1d.1
The pnhlic IL terribly excited about Wall street,
AID Wall aueetls tremendously excited over re-
cent dnaucttl revelations. Stockholders ara
rushtng into the market to sell thelr shsres. "
, 1865-08-19

A perfect gueces5-the best in markets rot a
dye-Wiu not siain the akin: restores gIsy and
tAted hhr to ita former beauty: pEevsnts II rom
In youthful days. Try It Sold BY all tsuggists.
Brlnh1m & Ysn Setback. 10 Lake street, agents
or the Northwest. je3y795 S2tTU1s wED SAT
, 1865-08-19

Toledo Market,
TOLEDO, any. IS.
GRA1a.-Wheat-Actiye.a and 5@7c hitter. S,Iea
Ct ola Ambes Mchicsn nt soa9sc; nsw do 1t 7sasoc:
old No. Bed NAbaah At Soc Corn SHADY. SAle7 at
&c. O1&& d. cltnrd 40 Sale1 At &c.
, 1865-08-19
6trapfu.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-2e5,
1eHstd-Frotn Wm. 8. coureo @ ~ isn LEE. ins,t.
BY Hoss%t yezss old, IL h&Rde high aeAFy ptatd.
suan white 1pdt On fhEthsad hseE msi9 aaa one
noat shoe oh Also. d Chestnut nots:H q Y
neck, litte iaes spFt na Tha .nov% rS@ara Will oa
paid On returning them - HA ,. tVnesHsms IoEn
af Lake View. u
, 1865-08-19

EFumpton's Strawberry Ralaam IS a
csrtaiu remedy for D1arrhes, Dyeeutery, and
Flux. BuRNHAns d Van 6cuAAcE, Wholesale
A2ents. 10 Lake street, Chicago.
. iy6cE0H 3Gt III "A II
, 1865-08-19

Came1tQ Balm and Bloom OF the
DAnask Roee, for besutif5Ine and 1n5iattne tue
complexion. A fuperlluye1y e.essut prepa,s-
non4 For ta1e everywhere.
quip-h12RSot TIL ai.1U
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alante1--Gorrespot11e11r

WANTED-Correspcndanee-A
wv you1z Eentlsn1n. competent 70 "saxs unto
ssst Ea::ed II tt,s co1sty town. tesitss 10 opsn
eos,sspos d;nes vtth ,aw h,xh taasd. iatele:ta.l
liM@y Why this nakhod . sdepssd 10 sss9F3
eomnanion VIII be dltulted N = cosfexpon tance.
eRaNoR1D the may fely n2o1 TIE ho1tY Of tha
Nrlfer. HHSRY c. ROHs, Clinton, Lows
Ru1HA4'
, 1865-08-19

Atlantic White Lead and L1Dsced Oil
Coz Of New TorG. manufacturers Of P1fc Whit
Lead, Red Lssd, Nthsrge, Gla.b Makers Red
Lead, &c.
Also Linteed OIL, Raw, Boilsd and Refined, For
ROBERTCOLGATE d CO., General Agents, as7
Pe.rl et1cet, New York. nhls-u527 IL sA&w
, 1865-08-19
NO MORE HONOR A1oNe THIEVES.

How Gold Check Books are
0btaiRed.
, 1865-08-19

From the Land Of Sunrise, far Off
Aels, come the aromatic roots OF which Fracrant
Sozodont Is composed. In this preparatloa TIE
chemistry Ct the toilet has achieved it, mp.t fe-
malkable trfnnph. Pare, nnsuliied teeth, and
~ diseases that affect The gums, are The Eeeults
OF a duly application Of the Sozodout.
AUS h5AQ 3t-TuHSal
, 1865-08-19

~ WANTED-Inne eGiatsly Two
w hsFuess makers. Hssldy employment sad
Kcoh nMes ptid. Apply n COS DICE, TnuLLY 4
10 8. 81 Lake STREET, Cdtcago Of Atdre.s NOEaER
Rut 4 stertlrx. Tbitesitn county, H.
, 1865-08-19

The safest and best RI medy for DiAr.
rhns, Dseentery, Crsmp in Stomach CT Bowels,
&c, Is HtndtFsons GaFWindtsst, compound oi
Blackberry and Rhnbar1. 1t contalns nothia az In
jnr!out. and IL mild in It's action. The tueeeas
which mo:tinva.ish1y attends tts use, ins1res 1t
Chicago. iys9eH5H Git aA III m
, 1865-08-19
Stole11.

GToLEN-on the }, right i9If,t .,est. ct tss ts.2
l4tA Inst. trom ~ stsS:S SossdsesS;1 s1 EIied On
salis isa Is - ;sst. Ra:t: =
koots Of ths ~: FL Guo cans! ssddts. pEia!6
"a Il Z. q Isssn m or &c saaE
fess.ss fness.Isss.e = or eku1t no, 81 ftas sffees.
sne s-h3i9,t
, 1865-08-19

A THnf.-festerday morning 4 yonnx man
named Patrick Bryan VIE charged, before Insttce
Stu1teyant, with stealing money at the Briggs
Rouse, from Joseph Childs. fello Y workman.
Part ct The stolen cash was fund IN the prison.
where, also he hsd Eought to evade the argus eye
ct the police officer WIN arrested him. Bryan
W1a committed for t11n in bouds Of $50 10 the
RnnoxdatAn
, 1865-08-19
MORE ABOUT TuG GREAT
KETCHUM FRAUD,
New Revelations Of Wall
Street.

bow STOck AND GOLD SPECELATI0S3
ARE MANAGED,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19
NOTICE.,

Having qualified Executrix on the Estate of Junius
A. Fox, deceased. the 26h day of December. 1865
will expose to public vendue, at the Public Square
ssting of the following property to wit: Buggy and
Harness. ] Office Lounge, ] Stove, Cane Mill, l
Straw Cutter and other articles unnecessary to mention
Terms made known the day of sale.
All persons indebted to the Estate of said deceased
are hereby notified to make immediate payment and
settlement longer indulgence cannot be gwen; and
all persons having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them for payment within the time prescribed by
law this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
covery. CLAUDIA A. FOX,
Dec IL 1865. At Executrix.
N BAH persons having property in their posses
sion belonging the said Estate requested report
the same Immediately to A. G. Williamson Esq, or to
DR.. G.. j. Fox.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19
Notice TO Taxpayers.

BY Ordinance of the Convention of the State Of
North Carolina, the following taIes were imposed
The prompt attention of Taxpayers In MeckIenburQ
county is requested
tax on every bale of cotton held by the producer
at any time during the year 1865,
On every bale of cotton held by. the purchaser nj
any time during the year SOS,
On every gallon OF whiskey, brandy, other spirit.
nous liquors distilled for use or for sale also
K on purchases of the same, whether made in or
out of the State,
On the amount of purchases made BY merchants aud
all other traders during the year 1865,
On Lawyers, Physicians, Dentists, &c.
All persons liable for n in this county are re.
requested to call at my Office and pay the same i'm
medately. Ifnot paid within twenty days after
notice is given, the law requires the tax 10 be col
lected by sale of property with 20 per cent ndd-
tional. r. NJ. WHITE, Sheriff.
6e2S- All those who have not paid their County
Taxes for the present year., earnestly requested
to come forward and settle. The money is needed
to meet the expenses of the county. X. N. W.,
Dec 4, 1855 If Sheriff.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19

la ", reported back the bill, and asked TO be dis
charged from the further consideration of the
same, till the lst Monday in February next
Mr. Harris, of Rutherford, from the committee
to whom was referred the subject of scaling
Confederate money, reported bill establishing
such scale.
Message received from the House transmit.
ting the Senate bill extending the time fo,
registering deeds, with an amendment, striking
out TWO years and inserting three years. Con.
CURED in by the Senate.
G FL Brogden was reelected Comptroller.
HoUsE-Mr jenkins, of Warren, from the
committee on railroads, made an informal report,
that the various railroads will pass members o!
the Legislature over their lines free of charge
on their return home.
A message was received from the Senate,
transmitting the following engrossed bills:
4 bill tu extend the time for the registration
of grants, deeds, &C., was amended on motion
of Mr. Hoke, to extend the time to three years,
and then passed its several readings.
A bill to carry into effect an ordinance Of the
Convention to provide temporary force for the
preservation of law and order, passed the several
readings.
Mr. Blackmer, from the committee on the In
sane Asylum, reported that the committee had
inspected the grounds, buildings, &c, of the
Asylum, that the fences and fruit trees had been
destroyed and the buildings much damaged by
the devastations of war; but that, by the indie
fatigable efforts of DR. Fisher, the inmates have
been cared for and MADE comfortable. A debt
of over twelve thousand dollars has been con-
tracted for the necessary expenses of the insti-
tuition; and that thirty thousand dollars will be
required for the current expenses of 1866, and
three thousand dollars for repairing the fences,
&c. They recommend the adoption of a resolu-
tion appropriasing s44,4l7 for the benefit of the
Asylum The resolution passed the LIST reading.
A message was received from the Senate con-
cIrring 10 the amendment to the bill extending
the time for registration of deeds, grants, &c.
Also, concurring 10 bill providing for qualifying
Clerks of Superior Courts, WITH an amendment
which was concurred in by the House.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.

Z Chalk and Iveryl Heels and shiusl
Sanbo's glory now begins!
90 way white man. You don't know
How to vote right--dat is SO.
Yaw, yaw, yaw!-Yaw, yaw, yaw!
De happiest day eber snwl
Whar's de tieletsr Fo,ch. em straight!
i votes esrly-I votes late
votes often-I votes right
rs no iguorawus white
Man and brudder--e9uaI born
De Makers image lin horu)
De glory of de risin' day
De Guild cuss from Africa!
Oh. kinky, minky, stinky, OBJ!
If dis aint glory, tell NE so!
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19
NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrative, with the Will
annexed, of " W. Cuthbertson, decd, / hereby
forward and make immediate payment, aud those
having claims against said estate must present then
legally authenticated within the slime prescribed by
law, this notice will be pleaded in bar Of their
recovery. MARGARET CUTHBE2TSON,
sAdmx with the Will annexed.
December 4, 1865 3tpd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19
STOUEN

From my stable. Is miles from Charlotte on the States
vile Road, on the ID inst grey HORSE, slender
built, long legs and taithe tail is dark and white
the name parts and lies both sides of the neck the
eyes rather weak. He is PAGER, or years DID,
and is good riding horse It is supposed the horse
was stolen by colored boy named Jack, formerly
owned by James Johnston near Davidson College A
reward of Ten Dollars will be paid for the recovery of
the Horse, for the of The thief who broke my
stable lock. MINTA MAXWELL.
Dec IL, 1865. 3tpd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19
MEDICAL. CARD.

DRS. GIBBON l. McCoMBS, having associa,.5
themselves in the practice of Medicine aud Surgery
respectfully tender their professional services 10 the
citizens of Charlotte and surrounding country
From large experience in private as well az
Field and Hospital practice they feel justified in
proposing to pay special attention the practice Of
Surgery in all its branches.
Office over the Bank Of Charlotte.
ROBERT GIBBoN, Nd.
Dec II, 1865 J. p. McCONBS, NJ. d.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19
TAKEN Up.

On the 26tb of November, at my residence on
the road leading from Charlotte Monroe l3 miles
from Charlotte, a bay MARE, with small white spot
in the forehead, little white the nose scar on
the right hind leg, and about years old, in COM
mon order The owner is notified to come forward
prove property, par charges. and take his property.
WN. p. HOUSTON.
Dec H. 1858. 3tpd.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19
Concord Female College.

The next Session will commence the 9th OF
January, ls66. MISS RUGGLES, an experienced
Teacher, formerly of Knoxville will be added 10 the
Faculty. This Institution will be more than ever
worthy the patronage of the country.
The expense of Tuition and Board will be from
$lO5 to $ll5 per session of twenty weeks.
J. NJ. N. CALDWELL
Dec ii, 1865 At Statesyille n C
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19

By laying piece of coal (cbarcoaD upon =
burn, the pain subsidies Immediately. By leav.
ing the charcoal on one hour, the wound is
healed, as has been demonstrated on several oc-
casions. The remedy is cheap aud simple, and
certainly deserves trial.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19
For Sale,


MAYORS OFFICE, Nov. ~, 1900
By an election held on the evening Of the 18th
inst by the Board OF Commissioner OF the CITY OF
Charlotte, J. " Carter was declared duly elected
Marshall Of aaid town, for the term OF said Board
and tho Mayor instructed to notify the citizens ana
Col Commanding Post of same.
H. ". rRITCHARD, Prov. Mayor.
+. W. DEWEY, Clerk.
Dee &, 1865 ~
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19
APPOINTMENTS
Of the yRochers ofthe North Carolina Co
ference for 1866.

ference for 1890. :
RALEIGH DIsTRIcT-N Reid, E.
Raleigh city-H Hudson.
:" Nilsson, r Raven.
Wake-J B Bobbitt and w N Jordan.
Tar River Fl Wheeler and NJ j Hunt.
Louisburg-J A Cuninggim.
Orauge-T W Moore and A w Mangum.
Hillsboro'-W G Wilson.
Chapel Hill-R S Webb.
Alamauce-W b Richardson
Person-P J Carroway and " Barnes.
GREENSBORO DIsTRIcr-R Moran, P 4.
Greeusboro'-W William Bar-inger.
Guiford-Peter Donb.
Forsythe-J W Whcelr, w w Albea, Sup.
S;okes-S Helsebeck.
Madison-C c Dodsou.
Weutworth-M Q Thomas.
Yaneeyville-R G Barrett.
Leasburg-Lemon Shell.
Davidson-W Meecham, NJ Anderson, Sup
Trinity Circuit-D r Bruton, B Afford, Sup.
High Point and Co.. Shops-N II d Wilson.
President of Trinity ColIege-B Craven.
Agent for Greensboro +. College-C f. Deems.
SALISBURY DIsrR1cr-Ira T Wyche, p Il.
Salisbury-O Brent.
Rowan w Lewis.
Mocksvie-J f Mann.
Jouesville-J T Keerans.
Surry-R Il N Stevenson.
Elkin-To be supplied.
Wilkes-C PlyIer. e
Alexander-M V Sheriff.
Iredell-JnD Tillett.
South Ired.ll-T l. Triplett.
Statesvile-To be supplied
FAYETTEVILLE DIsTRIcr--W Il Bobbitt, E.
Fayetteville-T w Guthrie.
Cumberland-J Thompson
Cape Fear-I W Agent and q Farrar.
Haw River-H II Gibbons, w + Clegg, sup.
Franknsville-C Fl Phillips.
Ashboro'-D johnson and z Rush.
Uwbarrie-Geo Wyche.
Troy-C W King.
Montgomery-F Fl Wood
Rocking hams Adams.
Deep River-R A Willis and Moses.
NJ l. Wood Missionary to China.
WILMINGTON DIsTRIcr-L Burkhead, p E.
Wilmington, Front ST. Fl Daily.
Fifth ST. g Thomas
Topsail-A d Belts and W NJ d Moore, sup.
Onslow-D Culbreth. -
DupIin-B Cubreth.
pson-J Ii Robbins
Bladen-C N Pepper.
South River Miss-R y Bib.
Nj Robey.
Robeson-W s Chafin.
Whleville-J w jenkins
Smthville-J f Smoo, and I j Gatt:s, sup.
T II Scoville, Pres: of Chicora Coll Inst.
NEwBERN DIsTRrcT-D Nicholson, z. Z.
Noa bern-J W Tucker
Beaufort B Williams.
Straits-John Jones.
Trent and Morehead- w A Smith.
Knston-J d Buie and W NJ Walsh.
Snow Hill b Martin.
G oldsboro and Wilson-Edwin A Yates.
Wilson Circuit Il Brooks.
Everitts Villc-S ID Peeler
Smthfeld-Jos Wheeler
Swift Greek Mss-N A Hooker
S II Frost, Pres Goldsboro Female College.
WAsuIaGToN DIsTRIcT-L S Hendreu, p. E.
Washington Circuit--John Long.
Neuse-J b Bailey.
Mattamusk eet-W Ii Moore
Williamston-W II Wheeler.
Tarboro-Wm Gloss
Nashville j Hines ard n A II Goddin, sup.
Roanoke Simpson.
be supplied.
WARREN p Moore and Jas Reid.
p Ricaud and 7 b Reeks sup.
Granville-W G Cannon.
Next session of Conference to be held in Fay
etteville. The following were elected Delegates
to the General Conference n Il Reid,
Deems, b Craven, N FL d Wilson, W Fl Bob
bitt, l. S Burkhead, r S Moran Reserves: D
u N;obolcop W,,, Rarr;,nor W., W..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19
LIVERY STABLE
AND CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

The subscriber has a few Horses and Buggies
which he will hire to persons wanting conveyaneei.
Travellers will be sent TO any point they may desire
Carriages and Buggies built and repaired Also,
wagon work done at shoIt notice,
Ny Shop is the old stand Of Chas.' Overman.
CHAS. WILSON.
Nov %, 1865 3m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, &c.
Orders with remittances promptly executed at
lowest market prices by
Harral, RisIey a. TOmpkins,
No l4l Chambers Street, NEW YORK,
Proprietors of Risley's Ext. Buchu, which is sold
for less prices and is double the size and strength
of any other.
December 4, 1868 6m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19
Desirable Residence and Furniture
FOR SALE.

Having determined TO remove, the subscriber Of.
fers for sale his Dwelling House, with about 50
of ground attached, lying in the northern
edge of the town of Charlotte.
Also, an elegant suit of PARL0R FURNITURE,
Rosewood carved and Brocatele Upholstered, to-
gether with Carpets, Rugs, Window Curtains, &C.
Also, superb Seven Octave PIANO, double
front, style Of Louis XIV.
As purchasers are respectfully invited 10 examine
the above property, further description is deemed
unnecessary Possession given or before lst
January.
JOHN J. BLACKwooD.
December q, 1865.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19
WANTED,

MOL Tanner and Finisher, at High Mount Tan
merry. He must come well recommended. Apply
Immediately. JAS @. CARAWAY 4 co.
Wadcsboro, Dec 4, 1865 - 1t
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CHEAP,
CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.

Before getting large stock of Winter Goods,
BERNHEIM & SINCLAIR are Offering TO their
friends and the public who have so largely favored
them with their patronage, the remainder Of their
stock of
Dry Goods, Millinery,
Hosiery, Boots, Shoes and Has, at unprecedently
low rates Gents CloIhing cheaper than ever Of
fered before in this market AT our well known
stand, Springs
BERNHEIM SINCLAIR.
November 81, 1906
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-19
Kings Mountain Military School,

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The exercises Of the Eleventh Year OF this well
known Institution will begin on the 10th Of JAM
uary, 1866. The usual instructions in Tactirs and
Drill will be omitted until the State Is definitely re-
stored to her political status.
TeTms.-For First Session of Eve (5) months
Tuition, Board, Fuel, Lights, Washing and Books,
$l25 90, in ddpaRee.
Pupils required to furnish their own Towels,
Pillow Cases, Sheets and Blankets for Cot Mairass
For further information apply TO
A COWARD,
Surviving Principal and Proprietor
Dec 4, 1865. 81
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CORSET HOOP SKIRTS.
At T. H. BREMs.
Dec IL, 1865 2t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-28
Now YORK Market
NV YoRE. January q

NEW 1oRKi January II.
COTTON-Op ened dull at yesterdays
prices but closed irmer with upward ten
dency; $1,000 for midling, closing with no
sellers below 90
FLOUR-State and Western lO@I5 bet
ter, 50 5099 60 for Extra State; $40 856
10 80 for Extra R. q. O.; $1I@Il 10 tor
trade brand, the market closing firm.
WHlSKY-Firm, Western 2294A23O;
closing at the latter price.
WHEAT-2@3c better and quiet, good
Chicago Spring 2I5.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Rather more active.
CORN-Quiet and sresdy at 1875 for old
mixed Western and 200 for white Wes-
oATs-Firmer, LOG is offered and Io7
is asked
PETROLEUM-Quiet and firm, 4s for
crudei &c for refined in bond; refined free
unchanged.
WOOL-Dull.
PoRK-Opeped more active and finer,
and closed unsettled, 26 5O63o for new
messi closing at S3T 30 for cash.
BEEF-Firm; le@22 for packages OF
mess aud 2l922 for extra in tierces.
@26 so.
DRESSED HOGS-&ore active and drn.
er, l5f916 for Western.
BUTTER-More active and frmar, aga
Al for Ohio; 43@58 for State.
OHEESE-Ftrm, l4@22.