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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-05

4 She gopel Little Eye .0 saT
And the tomb, ft@t4 s"f
With It's open, dreary portals tVF
And its gloom,
+ Has received that Tiny form 1915 IA
In its trust,
"Littie daisies, starry ey4a,D H0ita.
BIN In tBe early spring shall rise fm
An but yesterday IL seems
hf'll That her feet f-ifIUa H satF.
PatLeTed up and down the stair
Little sweet 5i fHI N
f-I And The tint on her cheek r
Was as bright
500 As the varied hues that culver
On the waY6lets of the river
In sunset light. 84ali pas
Then on the couch of pain
f She was laid,
And many were the prayers
That we said fla.
8 81 Act vain our supplications
To the throne. 81
The Father who Ind given,
Sent his radiant ones from heaven
To bear her home. i.r sdf n.,
fsaas=lsse=s=ssas
They who fingered by her couch
tH AT the ending, Fl frHEff
81 AS her path near eternity con.
Was tending; Nt COS
Saw the glanciDg Of the wings
or the angels,
Heard tho heavenly tbs beautiful
Evangels;
PA Saw the opening Of the door,i
And the shining hosts that wore
Robes OF white, fHHf w ~
a3E And The home our Eve should share
In the light.
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IOY TO THE WORLDi
Take Up thy Bed and Walkl"
AQUA VITA,
WATER or LIFE,

FOR EXTERNAL Or INTERNAL USE.
A qua vITAs, OR WATER or LHRE,
- 49, VIII cure
Hedsfncte or Netfrnkytu---In three minutes.
T'00thdcho or Edr0ote--In one minute. .Y.f
COEfcs and Cralnps-In nve minutes. 80
Di0yThGd, BtoodU Fur, Coughs and CbtdS--
IN from one TO three days. Hn D III
ACKNOWLEDGMENT two 10 ten days, ifIs goa
Pain IN the Back o. Side = In twenty mia
uteH.
Deafness, Asthma, FAes, Sore OF Weak
Broncniai ADectto,.s, Dyspepsia, EpvsspeIds,
Il BtasteTs on shs Tongue and L6fs, Palpsso-
LfUer Complaint, Fever and AOIs, ~
-Agale onke, GsraUel CONTRACTED or 6ttGsned
Hl0oiiels Glands Or cheeks, i3l3 II III iowa
Gus, Bruises, or Shot W0uIIds--in any por-
time.
This medicine has been thoroughly test
ed in Evansville, by many OF our first citi-
zeps, meyer falling 70 give satisfactlon. we
diana, Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
and the demand Is daily increasing. Sucn
IS the confidence we have IN the nedic1nei
that we warrant every bottle, and retutu
the money In case the medicine ialM 70
we have 4 Number OF properly attested
certificates from our own city, ano irVln a
various parts OF the country, WA1cD ~" ~
any time be seen ut our store. '"A
9 price-One dollar per bottIe. -
For sale by respectable arusgis~ eVefy-
"'' .-lnei LEIGH q MAoHEE, =
Cor. Third and Main Streets, Evansyilios
Manufactrrers and Sole Proprietors. !
aus d3m
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IMPORTERS OF CHINA. GLASS
Queensware.

E-soHsIDER OUR ADVANTAGES We
New Orleans. our crates are hoisted from
this Ocean Steamers, and placed on board
STEAMBOATS,, which land them at our wharf
In this city, thus making but one transfer
from ti ~ DIV pHh iiiHl
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than welcome, was told By the SER
want that her master had gone out.
" oh, well, never mind, I'll speak
TO your mistress" sd d 8fls8 ed'f
, I She's also gone out, too, sir" +,
The gentlemen, not willing to be
denied admission, said, as it was q
cold day, he would step in, and sit
down by the FIRE few minutes.
"Ah sir, but IL is gone out too,l
replied the girl. 'a'a u 81 -
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CARPETS.

CARPETS.
c. A z p e T.
wv A R e II O u Sc
Z AND
House Furnishing EstabIlshm't
WIN. e. French ~ 90.
:, HEADQUARTERS
TIT on surF1aEsrop r egr
Families, Steamboats, Il Hotels.
Velvet, Brussels, Three-PIy, Two-Ply.
Cottage, Listing, Rag and Hemp
O a R - Il Il -
Chinese, Manila and Cocoa
MATTINGS.
Velvet, Brussels and Oil-Cloth
RUGS.
NFAtu HGV @#A E8Affh NmT gEH
Mosaic, Velvet, Brussels, Rubber,
Cocoa, Adelaide, Jute, Sea-Grass, y
and Fancy Sheep
DOOR-MATS.
sHEGHkHa sasEtb eli I'm VIZ
Silk, Wool, Cotton, and Linen
DAMASKS.
Gilt Moulding, Bronze, Brass, and
Silvered
CORNICES.
Opaque, Gilt, Painted, Rustic, and
Paper
iwINDOw-SH sDESgq
Green, Buff, Blue, and White
WINDOW HOLLANDS
Silver, Brass, and Paper aohe
STAAR-RODS. =
Brown Ground, Satin. Gilt, and Gold
sse, . Stamp
Wallpapers.
Is. A splendid variety Of i.aa.f
FLOOR +.
.la.i OIL-CLOTHS, 4as
from 10 inches to 10 feet wide. ,I,a
d ~ ) ataE Il
Wool, Rubber, Flock, and Damask
PIANO AND TABLE
s, l ,da,i B. b COVERS, as,s s
Elegant styles, and new designs Of
100 sai' % French agi' btiP e Il
WINDOW LAMBRAQUINS
made up TO order. and at short'nctice.
Table Linens. Bed Blankets.
Table Oil Cloths. Sheetjngs. 7" h.ai
Table Napkins. Pillow Castings. Ia
Stair Linens, Rubber Sheeting.
Towelinga Marseilles Quilts,
Brussels and Velvet Hassocks,
Fl So ~ 81 60, 10. t.1t i.,. aaa e
Experienced Paper Hangers and
Upholsterers will DO furnished when
required. Carpets cut and made TO
order, Oil-Clotha fitted aud put down.
Cornioes mounted and put up. Win
dow Shades hung. All work war
ranted. Prices guaranteed as low as
In any similar establishment in the
United States. Give US a call. g
\ WRH. IL. FRENCH az co.,
NO. 10 First street,
t~fA NJ tasE. MfA
ID tfruflnHl8 UPSTAIRS.
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Notice of Order to Widen and Ell.
tend Front or Water Street, below
Leet Street. tT3i % si'Hi Do

NOJice OF Urder 10 widen ana Ex'
tend Front or Water Street, below
Leet Street. go iH ~ ''''i"
NTOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN
city OF Evnnsvilie, at Its session on the I'd,
widen and extend Front or Water Street,
below Leet street, of the city OF Evans
Vile, In the following manner, yiz,;
The upper or northeast line Of said street
TO commence at the corner Of lot No. =, In
the Lower Enlargement, being the corner
of Water and Leet Streets, and running
thence enthusiastically 70 a point on the
southeast side OF 0oodsell Street, iiftyrnino
and q half l59Ifl feet northeast OF the pres
ent line OF said Front or Water Street, as
shown on the map; and thence by q
straight line In the same direction until ~
intersects the north line OF said Front
Street at point thirty-two t3D feet weats
ward OF the west side of the alley running
through Block No. 49, Lafnasco, and the
lower or southwestern line of said street 70
be- eighty 1907 feet distant from said nrst-
described line, and parallel therefor max.
ing said street OF the width or eighty (b0l
feet, d. latl. A. d. as. Ia. I.f.. ~ ..r...r.
tate adjoining or abutting upon said street
as proposed 20 be widened and extended
and feeling themselves aggrieved by sale
pIication TO said Council within six weeks
from the publication of this order. tf
BY order of the Council
ut r7ig etlI n1Ht A. M. MCGItiFF, Clerk.
) CITY Clerks once, October 10th, 1865. IL
Ocl0 d6w i i."'i
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We are now manufacturing every de-
scription Of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we will
sell at less than Cincinnati prices.
Lamp Stock, consisting of Burners,
Shades, Chimneys, Pegs, and Feet, for sale
atmanufacturers' prices. ft.lLl
Our new Catalogue and Price List for 1885
is row ready for distribution, which will
be furnished 70 Merchants only, ON appli-
cation. w tfH7Nh tf3i iti4' 19ll
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y III TME SUFFERING AND DIS
II enseu read the following. Bf
bEgY Let all who have been given up by
the following. @ W
RSi Let ali who can believe facts, and
can have faith In evidence, read the fol-
lowing sI.54 5 s
Rno0 an men 81 these presrnta, That on
this, the twentieth day OF June, inthe year
OF our Lord One Thousand eight Hundred
ing duly sworn, depoaed an follows. Thai
heia the sole General a gent for the United
States aud dependencies thereof for prepnr
ratiOna or medicines known aA MnRgiePs
Pills and bhive, and that the following
certificates are verbatim copies 70 the best
OF his knowledge and belief, 8 KHF
fL.HI #t' i'f ~ Notary Public,
Wall street, New York.
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--~- t.ffHt
'f50aa Ha iDilia9 hJuna /, 1868.
I,f. MaggieI-.I take my pen 70 write you
OF my great relief, and that the awful pain
In my side has LEFT me nj last, thanks 10
Your medicine. ID, doctor, how thankful
Tam that can get some sleep. can never
write IL enough. ~ thauh fyon again aud
again, and ami sure that you afe the friend
% all asd Ssps Voc lsoS VIII p not 2
' so"' aH' JANIS fYEIt3, i ia Aysbas d.
This Il % certify that was discharged
nom the army with Cnromio n M i,sn,
aao hs %if ssSe qaFSq " aGEslass ~4
New York, AprilT, ls0d, Z q. esHpN =
The following a An interesting case q q
fu pouring melted iron tntoa flask that
was dninp and wet, caused nm explosion.
The melted iron was thrown around and
burnt dreadfully fThs following certificate
wiA given me BY him about eight weeks
alter the aecidenti 4tr eah
oi,. .s.sg Il New, York, Jan, II. 1859;
founder; was badly burnt by hot iron IN
Ncsamber lasts my burns healed, but !
haa /, rnnnlpg sore on my ieg tnat s wopl e
cured me In a few weeks. This u al true,
and anybody can now SEQ me atJaeks0n's
Iron Works. SECOND Avenue.
Al4af u. HARDY, no doeriei5 Street,
mat Hatraots JsQm PGrtons Leffera. .
q had 10 appetitei MAggiers pills gave
me a naaf pitl en are marvellous VIZ aI
send for another box, and keep them
-. pr. MasgIsl has, cured my headache.
which was chronic"
~ & send me two boxes I want one for
i. nj gave half OF one OF your pills 20 nay
babe Tor cholera morbus. The dear little
thing got well In u day. 't#'4t - II
"My nausea OF morning Is now cured"
III q Your box or MaRkiefh Haiv6 cured me
! OF noises ia the head. rubbed some of
your salve behind my ears, and tho Noise
vi enclose i dollar: your price is ~ cents,
but the medicine 20 ms ~ worth q dollar.
Send me ilye boxes OF your Pills. /"
Let me have three boxes OF year saive
- have over 800 such tsstimonials as this
but want of space compete ne 70 @ e9n9iude
8 DIR. Maggiel'a Pulls invarIabiy cure the
following dlaeaHeai Asthma, Bowel Com
plainta, Coughs, Colds, Chest Diseases, Cos
7 tiveneaa, DyapepAia, Diarrhna, DrppAy. De-
= bility,l Fever and Ague, Skin Diseases,
Headache, Indigeationt lnnuen4a, In 1Am-
nation, Inward WemkneAa, LAYER Com
pialnt, L0mnaam OF Spirits, RingWoffp,
N Rheumatism, salt Rhenm, BOAldA. atE
q Each box contains IA Pills. onePill IN @
Dose. itiW YTHta attt fxtfl ! fs.4.,..-t
,NorrcE.--None, genuine without the .en-
graVed trade mark around each pot or box
6igned by DOCTOR J. MAddIEf4, New
York, 10 counterfeit which " felony.
sold by all respectable Dealers In medi-
cliies throughout the United States and
oanadaA, ut % cents per box or pot. 3.
- ava. -. Il 1890 altIffe h.s T.. tt.s.
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TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES

Physicians bills carefully selected.
Orders promptly nlled.
ocii dtf sf .sfsaA, HBap
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Christ. Hedderich. Jas. w. Lauer.
wy y ID ID II RHCM a LAUER.
Lei Dealers In GROCERIES, PRODUCE.
HOPS. go, kc.. Sycamore Street, between
Fourth and Fifth. Evansville. Ind.
All Kinds on Country Produce taken In
exchange for Goods, and the highest mar
kot price paid g4L ult.ipni4-is4.t s.a
In connection with the store, there In n
large and commodi0ua Wagon Yard for
the accommodation Of country dealers,
Hopi5 diy Heta n4a a4a!n4. ail .4
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Evansville,
Indiana

EVuHb FIIIUI AHUAuuus
You viii observe. therefore, that we So
cure safe and speedy transportation, as
well az great saving in breakage, which
alone is a very important item To be con-
sideTed In the cost OF our Wares. ~ u.
L Our Stock Is one OF the largest and best
assorted 10 be found In the West, and for
sale at stftttf NiaHlfsy f
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j. l.. BROWN & co.
List Of LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Charlotte, Feb ID
Letter Office
A-W Alexander, Eugenia Alexander, Sarah
Alexander $3.50
S-Miss Emenice Susan Barnett, VIM Henry Ba-
ker, John holly Bough L Black, Eli Blackwelder.
- orowuer. sD-G Davidson 3.
G-Mary Gregg, John Greenwell 2.
H-Iom Hogg, Thomas Hoover, Eli II Hinson,
Cyrus Hutchinson, miss Susan Harty miss Maggie
Harris on, miss Hattie Hutchison.
MARY Jones, colored 3
k-Ihomas kerns, mrs VIM Kerr, John Kerr,
Hugh kirkpatrick, W Kirkpatrick.
=, M-John Il Mcdowell 2, DR. VIM Morrison, W w
Aorrlson, mrs " Myers, John R Mcdowell.
P-Niss Matte Q Pharr, Sarah H Parks.
R-Richd Rozzell, VIM Richards Alfred Rob-
berts (foregn) q
S-Mrs Stewart, Franklin Stafford; miss
Julia Spcugh, rvrs Smith, Richard Smith
G. A. FRAZIER, P. NJ.
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C.. & S. c. RALROAD.-The annual meeting
of the stockholders in this company was held in
this place on Wednesday last. Gen. r. Barrin-
ger presided, and VIM. S. Stewart and c. Bouk-
night acted IL secretaries.
The old Board of Directors were elected,
viz: WIN Johnston, \ b Davidson, Jno A Young
and VIM III Neal of North Carolina, and 4 b
Springs, G ID Melton. Y Mills. w r Robertson
+ III Palmer, John Fisher. \ Il Taylor and John
Caldwell of South Carolina.
Mr. Johnston, President. and the other officers
were all reelected.
Itis expected that the Road will be in COM
plete running order. from Charlotte to Columbia
by the month of May.
BY resolution, the annual meetings Of the Com
pany are hereafter to be held on the Wednesday
after the first Monday i'll May, instead of in Feb
Tuary.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-13

PRESIDENT JOHNSON ON NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
"A delegation Of negroes called on President
johnson the other day to urge that the colored
man be endowed with the right to vote. The
President was addressed by two of the deega-
ton, Fred Douglas and named Downing.
The President responded, saying .if his past
course was not evidence Of his good will to the
c"lored race, he could say more. He had
said and repeated here, that if they could find no
other Moses to lead them to the land of promise
and liberty, he would be that Moses; but he was
BOT willing to adopt policy which would result
IN danger to the colored man, and possibly lead
to a war of races Nothing but evil would re suit
from enforcing upon the people of the District of
Columbia or any other section, a principle in
direct opposition to the expressed will of the
majority.
At the conclusion of the Presidents remarks,
which were of considerable length, Douglas said
the question would have to be settled by the peo-
pie, to which the President expressed his assent,
saying he had great faith in the people.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-13
February l3, 1866.

LET 1T COME.-It is the sincere wish of every
friend of permanent peace and u national Union,
that the following statements of Washington
correspondent of the New York News may prove
to ba true:
..Up to this time the President has patiently
borne with the Radicals for the sake of the coun-
try, in hopes that wiser counsels would prevail
But he has determined now that he will no longer
stand such abuse and vituperation. His procla-
nation declaring the Union restored and the
Southern States entitled to their full representa-
ton in Congress has been written and will soon
appear. 1t is approved by Mr. Seward and one
other member of the Cabinet, and disapproved
by Messrs Stanton. Harlan and Speed. AS the
Cabinet ID to be unanimous in support of the
Presidents policy. successors to these rec Off
cials will be found at once. 1t will then remain
TO be seen whether the Presidents policy that
of Mr. Stevens is to prevail. The President has
no fears for the result. even in Congress. Mr.
Raymond, it is understood will assume the posi-
ton of leader of the Conservative Republicans in
the House, and Mr. Cowan of Pennsylvania will
assume the position in the Senate, and it is
believed they without difficulty, when the
Presidents purposes are plainly announ ced, rail-
ly around them enough Of the moderate Republi-
cans to defeat. with the aid of the Democrats, all
of the radical measures now before Congress. and
to secure the complete triumph of the Presidents
restoration policy
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NOTES LOST.

On the 10th or 18th of January, 1866, lost a
small Leather Pocket Book the Barnett old
Saw Mill, about B miles from Charlotte. 1t con-
tanned about s. in greenbacks, and the following
notes: One note on s. A. Stuart dated Oct, 1862,
for $2l5,l5, with credit of $40; one note on VIM.
Lee Houston dated March 9TH 1868, for $500 one
note Jennings B. Kerr, dated Jan. lst 1860, for
Hunter, dated Jan lst 1860 for $48 note on
John Wilson, (date not recollected) far $40.
All persons are forewarned against trading for
any of the above Notes, am the only authorized
person receive payment for the same, Any per-
sen returning the notes to me shall be literally
wardcd JAMES WILSON,
Feb IL 1896. 3tpd Hornets Nest p O.
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r. The House of Commons has passed reso-
luton appropriating $1,000 for the relief of the
n. C. University. We know of no good reason
why appropriation should be made for the
College at Chapel lIiH, to the exclusion of other
institutions of learning. Besides, the people of
the State are not able at this time to bear taxa
ton to support the University. If there is any
money to spare for such purposes, let it be dis
tributed equally among all parts of the State to
aid m learning poor children to read and write.
As for the University at Chapel Hill, if it was out
of existence it is thought that the rising genera
ton would not suffer much in consequence. At
any rate, for one, We protest against appropriate
ing money to support the University while the
people generally are in an impoverished condition.
The Legislature had better provide for paying
the honest debts of the State, at least the large
amount of interest now due. before it appropriate.
money for any other purpose.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-13

GEN. LANE.-It will be seen by advertisement
that Gen. Jas. II Lane has opened School for
BOYS at Concord. n. G.. Before the war, Gen.
Lane was one of the Professors in the North
Carolina Military Institute at this place. and ac-
qured high reputation as competent instruc-
tor of young men. Being elected Major of the
1st n. c. Q5ethel Regiment he went into the
late at the very commencement and remain
ed until Gen. Lee surrendered always behaving
with great gallantry, and displaying the qualities
of good officer, which caused his promotion to
a Brigadier Generalship. Boys who attend his
school will be thoroughly instructed and 'made
to learn their books"
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Governor of n. C..

AsTONIsHING.-From the way the radical
members of Congress are worshippfng the negro
and forever talking about his rights one would
suppose that they 1.-THE said radeals) were per-
fectly willing to sit. eat and SID with almost
any negro on the face of the earth. But not 80
not at all To our utter astonishment, cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun, writing from
Washington, says that negroes are excluded from
that part of the galleries of the U. S. Senate
suit is. that negroes have become insuted and
protested against such inequality. The radical
Senators for forcing negro equality upon
Southern people, but they themselves will not so
much as permit negro to sit near their wives.
They cannot afford TO practice what they preach
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-13

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. The impression
has been very generally made that at the recent
election in this State, only one member of Con-
gress was elected who could take the test oath
A: II. Jones, Esq, was supposed to be that one.
We learn that Mr. Jones, though Union man
throughout, is barred by the oath, simply be-
cause he was candidate for office during the
war.
We believe that every man elected is truly
loyal, and that all of them are entitled to seats
No man in the State perhaps, more publicly
known as Union man, than Lewis Hanes, ESQ.
the member elect from the 9Th District, yet he
could not take that oath-Rozeigh Sentinel
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

J l. Brown Il Co, have opened stock of Goods at
their old stand
New Goods-CochranP, Wilson Co.
Shovels Spades. &c-T Il Brem.
Boarding-MrS Prince.
Gen. Lanes School at Concord y. c.
Notary Public-C " Downing
Rock island GoodS-Y Dung, Wriston & Orr.
DisSolution-A WE'LL i Co
Iron and Casiings-J " Dcrr
Notes LoSt-JaS Wilson.
List of Letters at Charlotte p O.
Notice-A Davidson.
Confectionery and Family Grocery-Ledwell & Sizer
High Shoals Iron Works-F Stuart Sup't
Seed Oats for sale-W Cook.
Palma Christi or Castor Oil Beans--Scarr's Drug
Store.
Providence Female Seminary.
Leather and Hide Dealer--John Davidson, Peters
burg, Va.
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Captain William II. Talfman. company A.
both United States coored troops. has been dis
missed the service for making a practice of hug
cling and kissing negro woman at his quarters
in the presence of officers and enlisted men of
said re iment.- Washin gton Letter.
What will Mr. Senator Sunner and. Mr. Wilson
saw to that! If it is a crime in military officer
to hug and kiss negro woman, what ought to be
thought of northern Congressman who are trying
to force negro equality the South :?
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-13
HRON AND CASTINGS.

10000 lbs. wrought and rolled Iron, Castings,
&C. for sale for cash or barter for corn, oats, peas,
cotton yarn and cloth of different kinds. Ny Blast
Furnace is now in operation and am prepared to
fill orders for Machinery, Cooking Ware, &c. Terms
cash.
want to employ some good holow-ware Mould
ers and some good Miners. | wish to make con-
tracts for the cutting of 900 cords wood also for
coaling. Apply soon at my Furnace six miles East
of Linconton, N. G. j. W. DERR
February ~, 1866 6mpd
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LEATHER AND HIDE DEALER,
No 80 Sycamore street, PETERSBURG, Va,
Keeps constantly on hand general assortment OF
LEATHER, such as Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather,
French and American Calf Skins; Harness, Bride
and Skrting Leather; Findings &c.
able terms.
Feb. y. 1866. .2t
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~ ut is a foul, bird that pollutes its own
nest" may be truly said of those Southern men
Who cooperate with the radical disunonists of
the North in disappearing and depressing the
southern people. and who attempting to make
the negro stepping stone to office. And that is
about all that ought to be said of them.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-13
CHARLOTTE MARKET, Feb. II, 1866.

Itbout 200 bales Cotton were sold last week. On
Saturday the market had a decided declining ten
dency ard quotations were barely maintained. 223
to % in gold, and 81! to 35 in currency, were the
rates Saturday.
Corn has declined to Sl25 and Sl3o. Flour 81
per hundred Bacon ls,to 20; Lard 25, in demand;
Peas same as Corn: Seed Oats Sl.25. Whskey
$3.50 per gallon, Brandy $25O.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-13

LOYAL STIILs."-A northern paper speaks
of the whi>key dstilleries that / ay the tax with
out evasion, as "Loyat Stills" On the same
principle. the whskey made by those stills may
be considered loyal drink. and the man who
imbibes it first rate ''loyal' man. Without
"loyalty'' no man shall see the face of a fanatic
in peace.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-13

e Ex-Gov. Holden has been elected Chair
man of the County Court of Wake county.
IF" DR.. r. 7. Campbell has been elected to
the House of Commons from Iredell county. in
place of l.. Q. Sharpe. resigned. DIR. Campbell
bent Mr. Stevenson two votes.