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them, against every effort to restrain, by
: legal and civil means, the wantOnness r.
!, their arbitrary power
Think you that the Te,nla ne The
United States are already 50 far d..
graded into passive obedience as to sub
init tamely to such an atrocious OUTRAGE.
even II sanctioned by the unanimous
voice OF a factlous congress, and approved
Dy asnbservient president 7 No. verify.
hey are not yet ready to abandon their
constitution and r5n0unce all hope Of
regal liberty, hy giving over their lives,
liberties and properties, to be disposed
Of at the caprice of petty officers and
agents OF petty subdivision of the war
/ department, called bureau They will
insist upon their legal rights as freed
/ men and American citizens; they will
4 demand the protection Of the laws of their
country and if charged with crime, or
drawn into controversy about property
or contracts, they will insist upon a court
and jury, and will refuse to BE- tried nv
any petty despot, detailed from the
army" whether he be white or black.
Constitutional government and liberty
by law are worth fighting for. We have
just passed through bloody war to
maintain them against one set of traitors, /
and | make no doubt that the people will /
be as ready, if need be, to resist in the |
same way any other set of traitors who
seek to destroy the legal government by
Insldious artihce and bold nsurpafion.
An eminent pubicist, (hIilI, on repre-
government gives it as his
OPINION that representative institutions
depend for their permanencv upon the
readiness Of the people to fight for them
IN case OF their being endangered. If
too little valued for this, they seldom OBJ
tam a footing at all, and if they do, are
almost sure to be overthrow as soon as
the head of the government or any party
eader who can muster force for a cOuD
Ic "za'" Is willing to run some small risk
or absolute power"
l think 1t fortunate thing for the
;ountry that the radical faction is so de- I
nented rs to pick quarrel with the
resident because he refuses to be their
instrument to overturn the constitution
nd substitute in its place a military
espotism, and to stake their political for
unes upon the monstrous vices and
'Ihes Of the TrumbuIl bill. For, in
DING so, they do but insure their own 8,
efeat, and, consequently, the restora- v
on Of law, order and peace, and revival 81
national respect for legal government p,
nd national love for liberty by law. to
Even the emancipated negro, for e
hose sake it is pretended that this d
rong Is done, will not long fail to see n
le hypocrisy and fraud of the transac. NJ
on. They will see that, while they are B
JoIed with the pretence Of liberty and -
Iuallty before the law, this wicked bill
DJects them to the power OF military
'erseers, excludes them from all LEGAL
election, denies them the right to ap- {
al to the courts of law for redress of Fe
levances, and requires the agents and RI
lcers of the bureau to take jurisdiction
all cases" which concern them and
A
Very respectfully,
Your friend and fellow-citizen.
(Signed) EDWARD BATES. Fee
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neSe are some of the enorInities of
vetoed bill, framed in the wanton-
4 y partisan power in contempt of the
4 'rh constitution, and in open violation
r'e historical opinions and traditionary
= OF the people of the United States
r ali these thousands of officers,
I's and employees of the bureau may,
"s discretion of the President, be de-
y from the army, it is plain that
man Of them may be an enlisted
81 the army, and white or black, as
\ oeSt suit the fancy of the detailing
my imagine such a military organi-
. I'll with a despotic head at the seat
eSs.o oJ: and despotic members
aulng the whole mass of the COM
KY Ivy and exhibiting its power in or
4 tS Term in every county and parish,
/. , ~ president bound, by Tr,mbull's
:" extend military protection over
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j MEAD & t0'
loo Charities ~ 4
New f
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D 81 G.
c OWL an.
q A D 1871 \
hartrcss Stree
rleans La.
Us tn Patent Aed.l
only genuine
o n C cntrattd
aula Afanufaltard|
telane's Pills an5
F-- and Ague
ues all which thu
lnters generally
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-27

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TIT COME s. POWELL
WOULD invite the attention Of the citizens q
Jac son and surrounding country their new stocJ
u Eooa' nisrlSlnS IN part tuIl assortment of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
r,,---o- ARITuMETICs
HISTORIES eRAumARs.
DICTIONARIES BIOGRAPHIES,
Latin, Greek and French Text Books
! School Copy Books, States, etc.
LETTER CAP AND NOTE PAPERS
Legal Cap,
Billet and Bill Papers,
Envelopes, all sizes and Qualities.
BLANK BOOKS,
Embracing full snd half bound
DAY BOOKS,
JOURNALS
Diaries for the Year 1866.
MEMORANDUM BOOKS
FAIRCHLDs GOLD PENS, THE BEST IN USE
STEEL PENS
For Merchants, Lawyers and Scholars.
PEN HOLDERS.
English aud American Writing Fluids.
Copying and Carnine INKS.
Mucilage,
Lead Pencils,
lnkstsnds,
Visiting Cards,
NEW NOVELS.
in Cloth and Paper Binding
WORKS, by various Authors
JUVENILE BOOKS
Photographic Albums
he finest assortment in the State, suited
to the wants of all.
sheet Music,
NIoIlns,
Guitars,
Banjos,
Accordeons, etc
Freshly Imported
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
lew Music received as soon as issued
From the Press. J
Il the DAILY and WEEKLY Newspapers and
MONTHLY MAGAZINES
lay be found on our counters.
Special attention paid to ordering any Books want
by our patrons.
w can offer to the trade, special rates on SCHOOL
JOkS and STATIONERY, Having rect inter
urse with Publishers and Msnufa cturers.
The numerous friends of WIN. @ LOWD will find
n at our establishment.
TITCOMB & POWELL,
Jan I0itf Capitol Street near state
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lrrseutfpy T..
tiers aszpro !, .i' p.
Che arrs., ,a'n q
tathe mn, 91' a''s
nds who Unite
oaIa tqg. lave sqv
sterling mer s.lai.o
..ug- cong,rn5. ~ ~
.'rs Our sen.o.
OF those friend.
The GREY JAcrg3'
aairad in half
Jon OF Tonic Di,...
their immaBsa
Hlttagz we b,r.
Iatof article.
Ht and soweBg. |
nummugitr an
lHa this 60.
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A'Ht p Hlta
Joe ia tyery iaBl
Kitchen grsaa
900 make all the
win make 9.
90 perfection 2
Ggh which winr
H grease FROM
Mt soft soap q
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}. l.. EEARGROVE,
y t I O r. n T. Y AT LAW.
Brandon, Miss.

W III attend all the courts at Brandon and Jack
son viii collect claims in Ncksburg Canton or any
where in Mississippi, when business viii Justify.
Having practICed IN the ID Judicial District OF Mis-
slSsppi, he has superior advantage of knowing the
people. VIII also sell or lease Land or buy Tor
DINERS examine titles pay taxes, redeem land here
toiore sold and do everything usually done in n
general Real Estate Brokerage business
REFERS IO-Hon McNair Judge Cd in
dicldl District, Dry Creek Miss 'ssppi: Col G.
Mayors, Assessor of Int. Revenue OF 2d District
Mi51. brandon Mississppi Messrs. Fulkerson a
Crawford, - Carondelct street New Orleans. q en-
- " 1"pIti' FlckSOuIg. Feb2dlr
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eanS I1i-N
alll
LA
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'q
n nowu -.
AEe.
ties of these D.. /
he good qaaliti..
CRATE w1rBor.
{ tIrab...,
means of relt..
the veso, /.
LED on n al
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-27
BUILDERS HARDWARE.

Locks of all kinds, Nails from Sd to God Bolts Of
every kind, Finishing Nails, Trowels Shut
ter Fastnings. Hooks and Hinges Spirit
Shutter Hinges. Plate Hinges
Plumb BObs-Cast and
Wrought Butts, Door Bells, Chalk Lines Sash PuI-
leys, Screws from to D. Sash
Cords, Window Springs sc.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-27

ETIutX0N.
ioAiug
zen Bosom
rslllYts an
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-27

have iust received large invoice OF Gold and
Silver Watches, Sets Jewelry, Chats Laips Vest
Chains, Sleeve Buttons Studs, Ladies and Gents
Pins, Finger Rings, Handkerchief Ring and Chains.
Miniature Pins, Ear Rings ChiIdrens Coral Nee.
lace and Amulets and a great variety of other
articles in the Jewelry line.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grant.
Cd 10 the undersigned on The estate Of Mary
Kent decreased, At the February term, lHoe,
u hereby given 70 all persons indebted 70 said
estate 10 rome forward and settle, o. hasiaa
,lalms afaiss, aid estate. 10 come forward and
prove them within The iins rescnbsi by lar,
~ they will be fnfc,er harrra.
". {. MAXWELL.
mario-6t. Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

NEGRO SUrrRAoE.-Wc are under
obligations to the Hon. John W.
Chandler, of New York, for a copy
Of his able speech against the bill
extending the right of suffrage in
the District of Columbia.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

j G. ii. LAKE.-This courteous and
cficient business man is with Silvcy,
Moore & Co., which is a heavy rec
ommendation TO that house. We
NOW" Charley" Of old, and know
IA will do to deal with.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

ELEcTIoS.-Thc election on Mon
day resulted in the choice Of the TO-
lowing gentlemen: Mayor, james A.
Hodges; Constable, Charles Bowers
|Selcctmcn, j. W. Markham, W. +.
Farmer, ]. F. phipps, W. p. woot-
ten, b. +. Brown.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

The last chill hours of hoary old
Winter have passed, and youthful
bring has leaped into existence,
<eckcd with the fragrant blossom OF
De pecach-tree, and welcomed by the
ioyous carol of the early warblers.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

TEREy q MrrcHgLL.-Thesc gen
|tlemen acknowledge no superiors in
the business they are engaged in, and
country merchants, as well as every
body else, will find Il to their interest
20 examine their stock of boots, shoes
and hats. See advertisement.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

WHERE TO Go To WHEN You
DrE.-Our friend, Mr.. William Z.
Stone, in talking with q young freed
man in his employment, asked him
where he expected to go to when he
died. The boy stratched his head,
and replied that he thought he would
try and got q place in town.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration on The e.
tate Of ". M stsonf, dDrsszed, late u Pamela
county, were granted to the nndsrignss
a, the Febrsaty teup Of TIE Probate Cunff Of
said Pamela county, by mli Court, nov III
persons having claims against aid estate will
present the same for registration In the Clerks
Office u sald Pamela county within The iims
prescribed By hw, o. they viii be forsvef bar
red. &c. ARMSTRONG,
mar. 0 "a. Administrator
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SOME SHEEP.-Mr. Geo. Dickey
las three ewes that brought him
even lambs. II is the second time
Mat one of the ewes has had triplcts,
md is something uncommon in sheep
missing.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

A CHEAP NEwsPApER.-The Car
rollton C6nserrc,iss notices a new
paper ut Duck Hill called the Watch
sson and Reporter, by J. r. Binford
snd +. d. Estes, and says the terms
arc. liberal, $1,000 per year.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration on The e.
tate Of G. Y. Dyson, deceaseA IAN Of psnolx
county, were granted 10 The undersigned At the
January term of the Probate Court of said
Pamela county, by nld Court now therefore Ill
persons having claims agnins, said estate will
present the lame Cor registration In the Clerk's
Office Of said Pamela county within the tins
prescribed by Law % they will be farever lar
red. ". Q. MAXWELL,
marl0.GL Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

A"limb Of the law was quite
unccrcmoniously piled up in the
street in front Of our Office, on Thurs
day evening last. An impromptu
caucus assembled in about a second
and a half, and a resolution was
unanimously concurrcd in, to the
eject that the mule had tubular
boilers"
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters ts>tsmsntary on The estate of
Porter Hall, deceased, were granted 10 the m
derlgned al the February tsrm, 1888, n the
Honorable Probate Court u Pamela couniy.
STATE Of Ml=isirpi; Now ihsfvfors al p<yous
having elalms against aid estate as l~rsky 40
thed 70 have them rrobsied and registered In
the Probate rlefs's oasee u aid coanfy sitkM
the time prescribed by hw. of they VIII he Go.
ever barred. W. G. MAXWELL.
MARRIOTT. Executor.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOrlcE.

Whereas the lIonogshs raaimle Court ~
Pamela eouhiy, ~ The November tenn, isas.
granted letters NJ administrator 10 M undefs
.lgntd IN the eslaie n n ~ Williams. de-
ceased, haw therefore NJ psfsanshaslnr claims
against said estate aIe hereby notified 10 have
them r%folaiej and registered IN ihs tlsfl.
oni,s N aid eunniY WITHIN ne iime presehbed
by Law, ~ Ties sni he itu,ef haired
JullN siiANkfE
marriott Administrator
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

Rev. II. NJ. Morrison, OF the Pres
byterian Church, will preach in the
BAPTIST Church, Pamela, on the third
lhbbath in this month, at half-past 3
FLOCK p. M.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

A Disqualification is called to
&c card of this gentleman, in another
eolumn. If you want anything in
Bis line, call on him, next door to the
cid Planters Bank, Memphis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

u j. III. LoEwESsTISE q Bios
Sc the large doublc-column advcr-
of this hr-famed firm.
They do the largest business Of any
house in Memphis.
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b. LoEwENsTINE & BRos.-This
nm is SO well known it is hardly
rorth our while to say anything in
heir favor. They sell goods cheap,
L the same old stand.
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ADu%lNtsTnATOn yoTicp.

lfiisn n admlh itiifh BE- ~ issn Rfaai
rl io NE aiaH ns ntN n Hlafi litffa
liit n faHHls HHYhit. dffstsd hi laf finlAf
rUnn N all fmHHlt ~ ~ sHe alff torn isal
ihoWnf me ~ mftDn f%Hiiiha claim aeaInsl
uii riiaif afs htuh1 notified d ufne kawsfd
end have ihfm dult l%ialmtsi end Registered
mrufllng 10 lie ~ ihfy VII Be haired W ihs
iiiui In iafh tlsf midf sHl pfatli,d
IONS siltNktF
mtflg.et AdmlHiaisiss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

CARonSE ASD MoRTlMER.-Thc
|nst chapter of this intensely inter-
ting story will be found on our
|fst page. Come again, "Steno'-
anil do
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MAWriS 4 Wnonr-Tnkc notice
h the change In the advertisement
u this firm. They receive fresh sup
Bic every week, and are prepared to
ID all demands for good, fresh drugs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

PahlsAsa daily and ussEIy Al Js<k-zz.
Niu. The Cisriaa hfuspr<r sd ~ o1~s
has bssn rsnossd from Nrridhf o az dty.
and hesufatA wiil hs ~pesmaaFsiiy losaiei u
Jaetsoa. tstahikksi Il tke Capitol a thn
ssals. ss hap< the clafsa vii enter o. : nxw
and ulJss reid ~ usefulness ard that BY nzts
ing IL q ffH esn daily and ueeliy tuufraf y
may ~ rvsirei asa s.leur-r si.t.< n ss<fT
nesrhhufhoud N Re STATE.
While wf risln pcrfyi l~nfrrrrfr-c " NJ
sspfssssna Il eaE ~apiuisa. - shall iahas has-
ss,iy and fsishfally &c esvy nsss<aFe s~slsulss-
ed 70 dssrlsp he rv.pafsss u NE sists snd ~.
slors so~assaiaaeni ~ssdpu=psrstg leAer eiis-<ns'
Our readers sill b. fafpisisi With taf i.issf
,rlsrnphie newa e~urss,asdsnes fou inIs-
,ani pplnts. fuii rvports = r<rrssd,ses - -
spurnashinx sesaiun u Congrs<s s<ssh<r ~tfh
q VARIETY q Interesting rsa.snE -&si<f sF~<i.f
s~tsnllsa iii b Etssn y tannsrcd -
- al. I.t..t r.fket <reftz ffu~ 81 nH-f
l.,.-,.s, si,l,s = y srr<af fsrui>rir. Il &c
t,.,..t1 The shss. Tie srt r.I f<~-
[,.,,aa. ar = L<xaisfsfs. kz<rufivv r<r<ism..
49,. =. vill n euarss he p#hlishsa.
= a Hattss Il ia'srsstts ~ lsrri rruf<ziae.
w have made afrsnwvu~sess lsp~hfsh ~ y.
esiuns n IL Hish tsss. = EFr<s AT -
pals
Danv-ous moa,h, tfM
One read, o.
w~rrrtv-sls nsauuhs -
oas great 80.
rAs weekly win ~ 4 Isrrs asskis skr<s cu--
iaihins more rsadins natter th.a ny p~F<r i
4 fME .
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

MrpicAL Norpr We invite The
Of The people generally 10
he card Of Dr.. A, H. McWilliamsi
xho has resumed the practice Of med
Eine q BaicsyIIle. Mlss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

|GngfsWAt 4 t,Ahh Thee afn'
|men nelI MI the FaWh they ean
N A. very reduced prizes. see their
hi, and give them . coll
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

melyly, ~ dont uvfly kaow
- VIII had Il ~ his IaieffH n
ii fhe lesaI adgtr' Hmshls N NE
a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

/ There Will be q quarterly meeting
i ihe Methodist Church In Pamela
i Che third Saturday and Sunday If
h. month, ~, Hilbert, Presiding
Elder.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

$40 the appointments II Blshop
|yAn In maiher eolumn lIe viii
IN panola On Thursday the lbih
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

NV Law FfHH Aiifhii1n V
| hsd h. ~ aria Ward = sTar,
snsys a ~. IN aaalisf eaiamn
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81 i H Nsfst
HfHHt fatssd.sf
H4As i "a se.a Il fasHssa.
Il t0NH
f|EffHrvrfs ~ afHfne
d KbHsst ihH A a hastsa.
q W Hfs Niitlfi i4al n utmff
fffs fsihlaf mHaH ID Isss
ftHFs n TfHtf iha Fai
Wm 4 ulsaisyH fiias fsssst
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mouHf faHfiH 4 Co. tsiHm fahat
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-16

The following persons have been appointed by the
County Court to hold the Election in Mecklenbnrg
county Thursday. the 18th inst, for Governor and
members of the Legislature:
3d. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Box: Overman.
jp. II G Springs, W Hayes. LEGISLATURE: f
Houston, p, NJ D L Moody. H Tate.
STEEL CREEk-GOvERNOR: I Grier, p, J s
Nicely. Stephen Gallant. LEGISLATURE: T b Price, j
D. Alex Grier. Lee Grier.
MOMENTS STORE-GovERNoR. w Morrison,
j D. M NJ Moore. Robert Sloan. LEGISLATURE: J B
Mcdonald, p, Stephen Wilson, George Cathey.
LONG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Solomon Sifford, j p,
NJ Barry. w Mccoy. LEGISLATURE: John
Harry, p, D F Dixon, James Martin.
DEWEESE-GOvERNOR: VIM Caldwell, p,
Brady w Gillespie LEGISLATURE: w G Barnett,
j p. + 3 d Sloan, NJ E Caldwell.
HILL'S-GOvERNoR: r L DeArmond p. Saml
Garrison, John Kirk LEGISLATURE: b FL Garrison,
j D. J Nc Hunter, D Parks.
. Observation-Disclosures: j NJ CALDWELL, } p,
w Houston, j Hunter. LEGISLATURE: Sample
Davis, j p, Edwin Alexander, E P Cochran.
HART'S-GovERNoR: VIM McCombs, r, K ii
Wellington. Jas j Orr LEGISLATURES: ID G Max
well. j p, w c Morris. j Nc Beaver.
REAS-GovERNOR: John Walker. ] P, Morgan
Mcleod T W Squsres. LEGISLATURES Robert Nc
Even. D. w Black. G Stancil.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES John w Hunter, J p.
Fl III Peoples James A Exile. LEGISLATURE: } I
Downs. j p. Elias Mckee, Elan Sample
Oct Is, 1906 r. NJ. WHITE, Sheriff
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-16

II this county, the Goth Sept, by Alex Mclver,
Esq, the residence of Mrs Christian Potts, III
Rodgers to Miss Mary Black.
In this county, on the 9th inst, by Rev. N. AL
drich, Mr. Martin Icehower to Mrs E Reid.
In this county, on the 9th inst, by Rev. ". S
Pharr Mr. D Watts to Miss Davis. By the
same, the 3lst July, Mr. w Brigham TO Mrs
Elizabeth Watts.
On the 10th September, Mr. John S. Sparrow to
Miss Helen, daughter of Rev DrJ l. Kirkpatrick
all of Davidson College.
In Rowan County, oE the 9th inst, by the Rev.
W Watts, Mr. d Gray of Brownsville. Ark, to
Miss Matilda E. McNeely. Also, the same day,
by the same, Mr. Robert R Hobrooks of Cabarrus
County, to Miss Margaret Mcknight. Also, on
the same day, by the same, Mr. W McNeely 10 Mrs
ns sne
In ASHORE, the 4ih inst, Mr. James A Garvin
of Newton, to Miss Mary Elliott.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-16

IHE KNIGHTS OF ARABIA Raid on Cuba
The New York Herald's Mobile correspondent
claims to have ascertained the object of the secret
order OF the Knights of Arabia of which Capt.
braine' capturer of the Chesapeake is the alleged
grano commander. he ays:-"I am. assured,
however, by high officer of the Knights of Ara
b'a' that they contemplate the conquest of some
country which needs to be christianzed and civil
led and that they propose doing it in such a
manner as not to embroil the United States in in
ternational difficulty. They declare emphaticaly
that the grand object has nothing to do with
Mexico; that 1t is entirely distinct from our
national politics and the rebellion. and numbers
in it's encampments many exntrthern soldiers
and Union men. l presume it will not be difficult
for your readers to place the destination ot the
expedition. Cuba is unquestionaby the spot ;
but as Brane is under arrest and the organization
is not prospecting, the captain general need not
be in hurry about packing bis trunks and valises
for flank movement from the island"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-16

sESsArfos.-A despatch appeared in the Phil
adelphia Ledger Thursday morning, dated Wash
ington, announcing that the President bad pro-
pounded certain interrogatories to the Attorney
General respecting the Coastitutionaty of Con
gress, and that opinion in writing would be
given against the legality of that body. The
despatch caused great sensation, the effect being
felt quite seriously in mercantile circles. Gold
made an advance to 1888 during the day, owing
to its influence. There is authority for saying,
however, that the statement is not in accordance
with the fact, no questions of such a character
having ever been submitted by the President to
the law officer OF the Government.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

New Dry Goods Store-Brem, Brown & Co.
Just observation-disclosures, Macaulay Co.
Valuable House and Lot for Sale W Stockton,
StateSyille.
Smiths Shoe Store-B Smith, Jr., l. Co.
Court Urder--T d Winchester, G NJ E.
Aecklenburg House-Groot i lsonergan.
Insurance Agents-Hutchison Burr onehs Co.
Commission Observation-Disclosures, Burroughs Il Go
Plantation for Sale-Alex Grier, Agent.
Mansion House-W Moore.
New Firm-Presson l. Gray.
Election Notice-R White, Sheriff.
Dan Castellos Great Show.
Attorneys at Law-Qsborne, Rarringer y Osborne.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-16

INVITATION TO THE PopE-The New York
correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger writes:
There is good reason for believing that at the
grand Provincial Council Of the Roman Catholic
Church, which is about to assemble in Baltimore,
An effort will be made to extend formal invita-
ton to the Pope to make the United States his
home, in the event of such turn in political
affairs in Italy as would render his stay in Rome
undesirable. 1t is no secret that the highest
ecclesiastical authoity in this diocese is favorable
to the proposition, and his views, no doubt will
influence others.