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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03

RhAOVAL'
WILLIAM II. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. l22 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The subscriber informs his friends and tha pubie that
ne ne has Te%oTed from No. East Second Street Mo-
~ MARKET STREET, third door from the corner Of
Second st., and next door to McInsls rug Store where
he Will continue to carry on the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS
in all it's branches He has sold out his stock Of FAN
and Winter Goods, and has purchased an entire
NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting Of"
FINE FRENCH CLOTHS,
CAssIMEREs AND vEsTINfs.
which is selected IRON large stocks Of goods Ee will
Sli'r t9 the public all the newest styles Of a which
he will cut in the latest styles, and mab N the best
manner.
ALL GARMENTS WARRANTED 7, FIT and to be
what they are represented.
lie has also a.large stock Of
GRNTLRMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
all Of which he will sell at the lowest prices. Give him
WIN. II. QUINN,
N.BThe undersigned is pleased to return his thanks
70 his friends and the pubeio the patronage literally
bestowed upon him at his old stand aud hopes by strict
attention to the wants Of his customers ITO merit com
tinuanee Of the same
mchso-if WIN. Il. QUINN.
EALL AND WINTER FAsHIONsy
J.H. MUHLHAUSEN,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
No. AIS KING STREET,
cwILMINGToN, DEL.
INVITES his customers and the public generally 10 call
and examine his we'll selected and extensive stock or
CLOTHS, cAssImEREs AND yEsTINGs,
Suitable or
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
Which he will make into garments in the
LATEST STYLES.
He gives his personal attention to tie fitting and work
mAnship every garment and will sDite no main to give
entire satisfaction tothose who may him with their
lie purchases bis materials on the st terms and
ior cash and eau afford to sell atprices below tho
usual rates Oct, ha 10, 1865
HOOP SKIRTS.
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1866 NEW 6F sREnSG; s,SSnSEF sTFEEs 1876
Just received, P. HULL cos, justly celebrated
s K r 7 S,
oF 7 IT Styles, WITH ALL THE LATEir IMPROVE,
ARSTs, INCLUDING
HULL'S SOLID FASTENER,
which renders the Skirt secure ia fastening, against
wrench Or liability to pull apart in mont Tile HOOPS
are Of the BEST QUALITY or STEEL and covsrsd
with heavy braid Of COTTON YARN aud finished in
manner that renders their appearance Mat and Tidy
as long AZ they are worn.
EVERY SKIRT is WARRANTED
perfect 10 every particular.
SOLE IG EHcY FOR THE STATE OF DEL AWtRp
For the Wholesale and Retail trade.
NJ. L. LICHTENSTEIN,
No. 226 MARKET STREET
jes-Sm WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
7l2. NOSHhAND's 7l2.
HOOP SKIRT MANDATORY.
No. 7Ia MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON DEL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
. Also, receiving every week, new lots Of CORsETs.
French Woven apd American make CoRsETs sTEELS
and PADS on hand. Give call before purchasing
elsewhere. el-3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

s. GILVER'S EXC ELsIOR aROOmu
- Is the only PATENT Broom adapted Il civ and
country 1t Is recommended by the Scientific Imeri
cIa Rgral Neig RorFer, o. aud every who sees IT,
CouSTY RisHrs PoR SALE on vERr HkAsoMABLH rEHNA.
AGENTS ARE MAKING FROM GO TO sI5 PRR DAY.
For Partculars nclOss postage stamp or for sample
broom iRelose o., to NJ. b. SLOAN.
IS South Fifth Street, PhiIsdsiphis.
General Agents for Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Dels.
ware and Maryland. isi9-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
TIE DIRECTORS OF THE
F r A N KILN
SILVE r MINING
COMPANY

81 200 feet In length Is located upon the opposite sdso
me same Canon the ledge already described Itls
AOoat iest in width, with well defined easings.
suitable description OF these properties cannot be
given in few words full information may Be Obtained
At the ONCE Of the Company
Ihe advantages Of choice among many good locations
nave oeen secured by the persona inspection Of repre-
seneye Of the Company, Of practical mining expersnes
FROM MS detailed reports, the Company are assured OF
the almost inexhausbe richness Of their property and
are made for prosecuting the with
VisoF, accuracy aud despatch.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND SHARES

Of the Stock Of the Company will be sold On aecount OF
working Capital. No other stock Is offered ior sale
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-03

. . " UoftIandt 81. New York.
. N b-slOO aud three csnt postage stamps enclosed
q any authorized Agent, will bottle containing
oO Pils by return mall securely sealed from all obser.
NaLlOn dan2A-lH
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.aeed in 5me degree bE eFauta Uh.ea
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-27
NOTES LOST.

On the 10th or 18th of January, 1866, lost q
small Leather Pocket Book near the Barnett old
Saw Mii, about 81 miles from Charlotte. IL con-
tanned about So 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
nntF on Jennings B. Kerr, dated jan lst 1860, for
Saa with credit of SIS; one note James McC.
Hunter. dated Jan tst 1860. for S4s note on
John Wilson, (date not recollected] for SO.
All persons are forewarned against trading for
any of the above Notes, as am the only authorized
person to receive payment for the same. Any per-
returning the notes shall be literally re-
warded JAMES WILSON .
Feb. IL, 1866. 3tpd Hornets Nest p o.
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State Of N. CaroIina-Union Coun,y.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sssons Jan. Term 1866.
Jane Richardson VS.. Mason ). Richardson others.
Petition for Dover in the real estate of Kiuderic-
Richardson, decd.
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court tina.
Joseph Ross VIM Ross. and Clarisa Ross heirs Of
Lucy Ross, decd who are defendants in thi, case,
reside beyond the limits OF This State; it is therefore
ordered Sy the Court that publication be made for
Six successive weeks in the Western Democrat,
paper pubiishedin the town Of Charlotte, notifying
said defendant to be and appear the Court House
in Monroe on the Grst Monday In April next, then
and there to plead demnr TO this petition,
judgment pro confesso will be taken and the same
heard cxparie as 10 them.
Witness, J f Irby, Clerk Of our said court at Of
fee in Monroe, the lst Monday in. Jan'y, ID 1885
Feb 10Th CT J. y. IRBY, Clerk.
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AN ASTONISHING SECRET.-The German pa
pers announce the death, at Magdeburg, of
learned physician, Dr. Julius Won dem Fisch.
weller, who in his will has left the world the
following scientific secret, viz: That his own
great age, hundred and nine, is entirely to
be ascribed to his constant habit of sleeping
with his head towards the North, and the rest
of his body in direction coinciding as closely
as possible with that of the meridian, that is,
with his heels to the South From persstiag
in this habit, the learned doctor considered that
the iron contained in our system, finding itself
in the direction Of the magnetic currents which
are constantly flowing Over the surface of the
globe toward the North Pole, becomes magne.
ized and thus increases the energy Of the vital
principle.
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A GEM.

What could be more tender 10 sentiment or
beautiful In expression than the following lines
from poem OF Mary Louise Chitwood:
t'If pilgrim has beer Swallowed
BY tree that have narsed;
IF a cop of clear eel1 sater
have raised to lips athirst;
five planted one sweet flower
BY an else too barren way;
IF I've whispered in the midnight
One sweet word to tell of day.
fin one poor bleeding bosom
a woe swept chord have stilled;
If a dark and restless spirit
I with hope of Heaven have filled
five made for liie's hard battle
One faint heart grow brave and strong
Then, my God, | thank thee, bless thee,
For the precious gift of song,
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, February ia large crowd
assembled at the Executive Mansion tonight,
with music, to serenade the President. A num-
Der of airs were played, and repeated calls for
the President, but he did not appear, and after
waiting some time the throng dispersed. The
sereuade was given as testimonial OF satlsfac-
ton of the veto of the Freedmen's bureau bill,
and the assemblage was much disappointed that
the Presideat did not speak.
Mr. Wallerstou and Mr. Chandler, who were
appointed 70 proceed to the cotton States, and
investigate toe subject of the frauds committed
by Federal officers in obtaining cotton, under
Federal authority, and converting its proceeds
to their own use, have returned to this city
They have ascertained that the frauds referred
to were so numerous, and on SO large a scale,
and duplicating so many individuals that it is
necessary, in their opinion, for the adoption of
measures for thorough examination into the
matter.
The President having yielded to Mr. Pollard's
urgent solicitation, and upon his pledge that
the Examiner should hereafter be devoted to the
support of the Union, the Constitution and the
laws of the United States, an order was made
revoking the order of suppression:
The proposed meetings of citizens at various
points throughout the Union, on the 22nG of
February, for the purpose of expressing their
appreciation OF President Johnson's policy of re-
storation of the Union, will probably lead to the
organization of political party, in which
the Democratic and the conservative Republi
can elements will be merged. This is the be-
ginning of the popular movement founded upon
the change of public sentiment which President
johnson said the other day was going on i'm
perceptibly.
y communication will be sent to Congress by
the Treasury Department, showing that from
April l, 1863, to February !, 1866, twenty
eight millions dollars of all kinds of taxes have
been, received from the Southern States.
Under the head of Questionable Society at
the Capital" the Washington Chronicle an
nounces grand evening reception at Secretary
Ilarlan's. A few years ago Harlan was Me-
thodist preacher out on the prairies of Iowa.
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GEoRGIA.-The Columbus (Georsia) Sun
gives the particulars of an emeute in the streets
of that city between the negro soldiers and the
inhabitants, in which one negro was killed and
several whites badly wounded
The Savannah Herald says that the Georgia
Senate passed resolution appointing commits
sioner to proceed to Washington aud request
the withdrawal of negro troops from the State.
The Augusta Constitutiona.ist saws that the
statement that steamer left Augusta within
groes for Cuba is fasehood
1t is said that military court have sentenced
G B Lamar of Savannah, to three years impris
onment and to pay o fine of $4,000 he was
tried for being engaged in cotton speculation.
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PLANTATION, STOCK, &C..
For Sale. "a

The undersigned offers for sale his Plantation in
Union county, situated on Crooked Creek, on the
road between Charlotte and Monroe, seven miles
from the latter place The tract aims about 500
Acres, $50 of which is bottom Land. There are
200 acres cleared and under good fence, and pro-
duces wheat corn, oats, &c. There is a good Dwell
ling House on the premises, together with gin house
and all other necessary out houses.
] will also sell the Horses, Inies, Cattle, Hogs,
Sheep and Farming Tools to any who may
purchase the Plantation For will sell the Stock
and P lan,ation separately if desired
Apply to me at Charlotte.
Feb. 49, 1866 Pm J. MCLAUGHLIN.
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NOTICE.

In accordance with decree Of the Court ofPeas
l. Quarter Sessions for Meckiep burg County obtain
cd at the Special Term February 18th, 1866, will
sell the premises at Davidson College, ON Thurs
day, 29th day of March, one House and Lot belong
ing to the estate Of H. L. y. Terrence, adjoining
the lots of Arthur Armor the College property aud
others. The said property will be sold on credit
of nine months, with interest from date, Bond aud
approved security required.
g. F. SHEPHERD, Admir-.
Feb. 10, 1866. Ct .
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The Middlebury Sentinel says tbatunder the
head of stationery" in the State Senate of Com
necticut, at the Spring session, were liquors to
the amount of nearly S300-which were dis
pensed to the members Of that body in the ante
room of the Statehouse.
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Beasley, Baekmer, Blair, Blythe, Bonaer, Bry-
son, Burton, Caldwell, Cameron, Campbell,
Gambler, Carson, Cowan, Cox, Crawford, Davis
of Carteret, Dunn, Farcioth of Green, Faircloth
of Wayne, Harper, Halves, Hoke. Holmes, Hous-
ton, Hutchinson, Hyman, jenkins of CASTOR,
Kinney, Lee of Gates, Logan, Lyon, Manly, Nc
Alden, Mcdonald, MEG uire, Mcintosh, Nelson,
Moor of Alamance, Moor of Martin, Mott, Page,
Palmer, Potter, Rosebro, Stiliey, league,
Thompson, Wheeler, Whitley, Wilson, Yellow
ley.-54. -
NAYs:-Messrs. Arlington, Black, Burgess,
Coates, Craige, Dalby, Dargan, Dickey, Farrow,
ilton, Harris, Henry, Hilliard, Hodnett, Hold
erby, Horton, Jenkins of Granville, jenkins of
Warren, Jones, Judkins, Keenan,, Leigh of Tyr
rel, Lucas, Luke, Marler, 'McNair, Moore of
Chatham, Murrill, Nivea, Nicks, Shaw, Sim
mons, Smith oc Cumberland, Smith of Gulford
scoggin, Thigpen, Trull, Waugh, Williams,
York.-45.
Thursday Feb. %.
SENATE.-Mr Bullock introduced bill %
establish college for the education of teach
ers and ministers Of the gospel of,the colored
race. Referred to the committee on education.
MIR Bynum introduced a bill to compensate
Judges acting under an ordinance of the Con-
vention, WHICH was referred to the committe e
on the Judiciary. .
A message was received from the House
transmitting resolution to read as follows:
ResolUed, The Senate concurrins that joint
select committee be raised consisting of four on
the part of the House and TWO on the part of
the Senate to take into consideration the policy
and practicability Of establishing a National
Bank in the State of North Carolina to aid the
State in financial operations and to supply the
people thereof with healthy currency, based
upon a mortgage of real estate on the part of
individuals and the bypothication of stock on
the part Of the State, in order to raise a sufi-
Gent fund for the establishment Of said Bank,
and that said committee report by bill or other
wise
The above resolution was adopted, and Mcssrs
Carter and Covlngton were designated as the
Senate branch of the committee.
The hour Of II o'clock having arrived the
Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-The House refused to concur in the
Senate amendments to the bill regulating sala-
ries and fees.
Mr. Mcdonald Introduced resolution to ad-
journ in respect to the memory of Washington.
The House refused to adjourn.
Mr. Hutchison introduced bill to incorpo
| rate the city of Charlotte.
A bill to authorize an exchange of stocks
held by the STATE, in certain railroads and
canals, for bonds of the State on the interest
due thereon, aud for other purposes, was rel ect-
ed after discussion on SECOND reading,
The special order viz {: ga bill in relation to
assignments" passed its second reading
A message from the Senate announced the
adjournment of that body in honor Of the mem.
| DRY Of Washington, whereupon the House also
| adjourned. hsu
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NOTICE.

In accordance with decree of the Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions for Mecklcnhprg county OBJ
tanned at its Special Term, February 18th, 1865,
will sell in the town of Charlotte on Thursday tho
22d day OF March, for payment of debts, tract of
LAND lying the head waters of Malard Creek,
adjoining the lands of Henderson Query, Hen-
derson and others, containing about eighty Acres.
for approved note and security with interest from
date. J. NJ. G. HUNTER
Feb 10, 1866. st Admir- of Henry Hunter,
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functions the rights and interests of all classes of
the people will, with the aid of the military in
cases of resistance to the law be essentially pro-
tected against Unconstitutional Infringement and
yioIa,ioni
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State Of N. CarOiina-UniOn County,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, JAM Term, 1866
4 Perry. Admir- of Arch'd Grsscm, decd vs. Dr..
L. HURRY, Ex'r of Jane Grissom ct al.
Petition for account and settlement.
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of The Court that
the defendant John II Grigsom, resides hey ond the
limits of this Stare, is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made for six successive
weeks in the Western Democrat, paper published
in the town Of Charlotte, notifying said defendant
TO be and appear at the Term of this Court to
be held for the county of Union at the Court House
in Monroe the first Monday in April, 1885, then
and there to plead, answer or demur to this petit
tion or judgment pro confesso will be taken and
the same heard expsrfe as 10 him.
Witness, Irby, Clerk of cur said Cont at Of
Zee in Monroe, the LIST Monday in January A d 1885,
Feb 18th ct J. T.. IRBY, Clerk.
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New Goods,

New Goods,
In the Store under the Democrat Printing Of
flee, nearly opposite Scars Drug Store.
The subscribers inform the public that they
now receiving a GENERAL ASSORTMENT of
DRY GOODS
and Hardwar
Which they offer for sale at low figures for cash.
Their stock of Dry Goods embraces all the
LATEST STYLES AND FASHIONS
and they respectfully invite the Ladies 10 call and
examine their Goods.
Hardware and Wooden ware,
good assortment, for sale at prices to suit the
times.
They hare small stock of
Groceries
on hand, which they wish to sell at low prices to
close out in that line.
Call and examine our Goods, think we ca
give satisfaction both in price and quality.
COCHRANE, WILSON l. CO.,
Under Democrat Office.
February IL, 1866 If