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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

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! NOTICE nos,IIrPERs TO South AND cESrRAL
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PLANTATION, STOCK, &c,
For Sale

The Undersigned offers for sale his Plantation in
Union county, situated Crooked Creek on the
road between Charlotte and Monroe, seven miles
from the latter place. The tract contains about 500
Acres, 100 of which is bottom Land. There are
200 acres cleared ard nnder good fence and pro-
duces wheat, corn, oats, &C. There is good Dwell
ling House the premises, together with gin house
and all other necessary Out-houseS.
l will also sell the Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs
Sheep and Farming Tools to amy who may
purchase the Plantation will sell the Stock
and Plantation separately if desired.
Apply to me at Charlotte.
Feb. 10. 1866 2m J. MCLAUGHLIN.
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The Southern Express Company

For the transportation OF merchandise, valuable
packages, specie, bank notes, bonds &C. for all parts
of the South and Southwest, in connection with
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
have established their agency Il, 80 BROADWAY
NEW YORK where orders 10 call for goods TO be
forwarded South will receive prompt attention.
Merchandise aud valuahlcS delivered Harnden's
EinsIev's American and United States Express Con-
panies for the Southern Express Company, will re-
ceive prompt dispatch.
For particulars, rates of freight &c &c, apply at
the Office of the Southern Express Company, SO
Broadway. IL ID. I.tNl
Dec - 1sc5 President
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might dethrone him, as she vas so much his
superior. So the old woman is yet condemned
to wander over the world, creating quarrels and
strife in peaceful families and neighborhoods.
Would you know her name
1t is Madam Scandal When she died, the
little Scandals were left orphans, but the Devil
in consideration of past services done by the
mother, adopted them; and so you see ho is ia
theI to that respectable class called scandal-mon-
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Esarrai, Rssiey IS TO.tsDi
Charlotte Foundry Il Machine Shop.
EDsgSEECETE.E NOTICE.

The public is respectfully informed that Fam pre-
pared 10 build and repair Steam Engines and do
all kinds OF Machinery work. Also, make Castings
in Iron and Brass. am well-ftted up, and guaran-
Shop III the State
Old castings bought taken in exchange for
work. J. NJ HOW iE,
Oct l6 1865 Gmpd Proprietor.
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FesEale College,

LENOIR, Cal0tecN county, " c.
The exercises of this lu> ttuiion will he resumed
on Moaaav the 26Ih of February, with a full and
accomplished corps of Instructors This Institution
is delightfully."- situated at Lcnoir. II miles from
Icard Station OH the Western y Railroad.
TERMS
Board for Twenty weeks $50 90
Tuition in EngliSh branches 20 90
Tuition in Music ani of Piano, - 90
Drawing, 10 Uu
Painting in Oil. 30 90
Latin, Greek, French ani German, each, GO
Primary DEPARTMENT.
Tuition in first class, $l2 90
Tuition in second class. 10 %
Contingent fee be paid by each stu
dent Cntcriug the College; 90
All of the above prices 10 be paid in specie or
its equivalent
For Circular, adtrcss. unli! Ist Of February.
REV. J. X. GRIFFITH,
January II, 1866 I'm. AnsoDyIlle \. C.
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GOOD ADVICE

We frequently hear young men complaining
that they are out of employment. Many of
them seeking positions in various employ
ments 10 the Northern cities. We do not OBJ
ject to this but they cannot all succeed in their
efforts They cannot all become merchants or
professional men. Then what must they do z
Let them go to work and assist 10 developing
the resources of the country. Let them till the
soil if they can do no better Indeed what bet
ter thing can they do. There is nothing de-
grading in labor-there never was, and it will
be much less so now that slavery has been abel
ished. Many of tho greatest men that ever liv-
ed have been laborers, and we respcc: them none
the less, but rather the more because they were.
Cincinnatus called from his plow TO save
his country. Washington was Surveyor
Franklin, who was, not only patriot and a
statesman, but who even extended the empire
of science, was practical printer. Roger Sher-
man shoemaker. Henry Clay was known
as "the mill boy Of the slashes." Abraham
Lincoln was rail splitter. Andrew johnson
was tailor Let our young men take courage
from these examples and go to work and work
out their destiny and the salvation of their coun
try. There are plenty Of farms to till. Car
penters will sOon.bc wanted to build up the
towns and cities of the South, who with all her
misfortuncs still has high destiny before her.
There is mach printing to do, aud we hope
there will. soon be much more Indeed, oppor-
tunities present themselves without number in
various avocatons Then take advantage of
them and go to work. We assure you if you
will take our advice you will not regret it. 1t may
save you from all the vices incident to the pre-
sent condition Of thisgs, and naturally resulting
from the late war. 1t may elevate you to po-
slton in society which you would otherwise be
unable to reach. But in the midst of your tolls
do not forget to cultivate your minds Read
all the valuable books you can, get, and especial
y do not forget to take newspaper.
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New Goods.

II
In the Store under the Democrat Printing Of
fce, nearly opposite Scorr's Drug Store
The subscribers inform the public that they are
now receiving a GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of
DEsK GOODS
and Hardwa
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 call and
examine their Goods
Hardware and SVOOden-Ware,
good assortment, for sale at prices to suit the
times.
They have a 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 can
give satisfaction both in price and quality.
COCHRANE, WILSON & co,
Under Democrat Office.
February II, 1866 If
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SaGssEa0Nse a. TEacassEay
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

CHARLOTTE, \. c., and &C Pearl St., NEW YORK.
Prompt personal attention to the sale of cotton,
cotton yarns, naval stores, &C. and the purchase of
merchandise generally.
REFEEEHCEs--John Wilkes and II Brem, Esq'rs,
Charlotte, C Jordan Womblc, Esq, Raleigh, n c.:
G Parsley s Go, Wilmington, C; Paul & Co,
and RObt Mure IL Co, Charleston, S c.; Wilcox &
Hand, Augusta, Ca; Dunlop, MOncure & Co. Rich
mond, Va; Tanuahiil, McIwane & Co, Y Par
fridge, Wells l. Co, New York.
February 26, 1866.
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FIRE!
Greensboro Mutual Insurance CO.
CdpitdE S0UU,UUU.

C0pitdE S0UU,UVU.
One Of the safest and most reliable Companies IN
the count,v. Insurauces effected on as reasonable
tersls as any company. u W. DOhNlNG,
Feb l2 ISCs Agent, Charlotte n c
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arrears TO Censsss-'Takcrs.

Arrears of pay to takers Of the Census of 1850
may be recovered proper application to the au-
thoritics at Washington. Many such claims are due
to Assistant MarshaIs in North Carolina and Virgil
mia. The Undersigned, engaged in the prosecution
of such Demands will Tudcrake their collection on
fair terms He rluy be addressed by letter at Wash
ington city, care of Hughes, Dcnever Peck.
A. B. MAGRUDER,
Feb 2Cth. I'm Counsellor at Law.
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PURELY MUTUAL
ANNUAL CASH DIVIDENDS.

ANNUAL CASH DIVIDENDS.
At the request of their numerous Pocy-hOldcrs,
this Society have determined declare their dIVl-
dends annually in cash The first dividend will be
declared Feb l. 1867. The last dividend declared
on the quinquennial plan reduced the premiums IN
some cases more than so per cent, or doubled the
Policy during the next dividend period. 1t IS be-
!leVeG for the future that no company IN this coun-
try will be able to present greater advantages in its
dividends to persons assuring than this Society, as
total expenditure to cash premium received was
by the last New York Insurance Report, less than
that Of any Of the older American Life Insurance
companies.>
The officers Of this society desire to present to
the pdbc for their consideration five modes of dl-
viding surplus premiums or profits, some of which
were before granted to Policy holders by any
Life Company and present advantages obvious TO al
lSt. The dividends may be applied TO the Pur-
chase of additional assurance for term OF years.
I'd. Dividends may be applied to reduce the pre-
MUM coming due next. At the last dividend, upon
IL similar plan, premiums reduced one-half up
some policies.
Sd. The dividend may be applied to provide for
the payment of premiums ut the latter end OF life,
that the assured may be guaranteed against fur
ther payments attaining certain age each sue
ceSsive dividend gradually reducing the time during
which the premiums mnst COP tinue to be paid, so
that al last. with the success heretofore,
paid u? policy will be secured by quite a moderate
number OF premiums. To illUstraJe-A man assdr-
ing Mt 25 years old wou.d, the basis of our last
dividend, be secured by this application of dividend
against any payment after 45-and probably at
earlier ageand thereafter receive an annual di9i'
dend in cash.
4th. Dividends may be applied to the purchase of
Il certain addition to the policy; payable with it.
9TH. Dividends may be applied to the reduction of
all future premiums during the continuance of the
policy.
Hereafter dividends the first annual premium
may be used - cash in the payment of the second
annual premium, and thereafter the dividend
on each pr remium may be applied % the payment Of
the next succeeding premium. Poicy-holders in
most other companies must wait four or five
before any advantage can be derived from dividends
Call at No. /, Granite Row, AID get books aud
yapcrs for further Information.
HUTCHINSON 4 SPRINGS Agents
For n Carolina, 5. Carolina and Georgia,
Feb &c, 1865. Charlotte, \. Z.
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Notice..

In consequence Of frequent depreGations on my
premises, / hereby forewarn all persons against
hunting fishing on my Lands, us The law will be
enforced without respect of persons, against all
who violate this notice.
A. B. DAVIDSON.
Feb. II, 1866. 3m
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Josh Billings says that good way for man
to train up a child in the way it should 60, is
to travel that way occasionally himself and be-
come familiar with the road.
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WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS

PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERI, &c.
Orders with rcmiuanceS promptly executed at
lowest market prices by
Esarrai, R5sIey & TOn.Diifns,
No. 14l Chambers Street, NEW YORK,
Fruprietors of Ri>ley's Ext. Buchu, which is sold
for less prices and is double the size and strength
of any other.
December +, 1865 Gm
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CANE SUGAR Rev. Mr. Hood of this coun-
ty, presented last week, specimen of very
good sugar, made by himself from the sorghum.
The process is as follows:
Divide the stalk, using the upper part for
making molasses, and the four lower joints for
sugar. Boil the juice to very thick syrup,
carefully skimming Let it stand in wide
mouth vessel until well grained, and considera-
bly, hardened, then put into small conical sacks,
of about the size and shape of loaf Of sugar,
made of material Of very open texture, hang up
to drain. The grain will appear in three or four
days The indispensable condition of success is
to have the cane thoroughly ripe.
We saw last August in Illinois good brown
sugar made of the sorghum as was ever made
from the best Louisiana cane--AsheviUe Neus.
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TEsEI EQUITABLE Lsz'E1
AssUEe eaNCE SOCIETY

or THE UNITED STATES
Accumuluted Fund $4,000, ,OO0--4nnuol In
come Sl,O00,UU0.
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NEW GOODS.

Sugar, Coffee, Tea, and Spices, fresh arrival at
BERNHEIM & SINCLAIR'S.
February l9, 1896
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FIRE. LIFE & MARINE INSURANCE,

CHARLOTTE, II. G.
The undersigned, representing some of the strong
New York Insurance Companies, are prepared
to issue Policies for any amount desired against
Loss on Land or Sea of Property or Life in North
and South Carolina. Address
HUTCHINSON & SPRINGS, Agents,
Sept 4, 1865. If Charlotte, n. g.
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A PRAYER FOR LANDLORDS.--We heartily
commend the following prayer, which was for
mcry used in the Primer, or Book Of Private
Dcvotions, used in the reformed church until
she accession of Queen Mary Of England, to
the Christian consideration Of landlords gener-
ally:
'The earth is thine, o Lord, and all that is
contained therein, Notwithstanding thou hath
given possession thereof to the children of men
to pass ever the time of their short pilgrimage
10 this vale of tears. We heartily pray thee to
send the Holy Spirit into the hearts of those
that possess the grounds, pastures and dwelling
places on the earth, that they remembering
themselves to be thy tenants, may not rack and
stretch out the rents Of their houses and lands,
nor yet take unreasonable fines and incomes af
ter the manner Of covetous worldIings; but so
let them out to others that the inhabitants there
of may be able both to pay the rents, and also
honestly live to nOurish their family, aud TO re-
levc the poor. Give them grace to consider
that they are but Strangers and pl 5rlIis In this
world, having here no dwelling place but seeking
one to como, that they remembering the short
continuance Of life, may be content with that
which is sufficient, and not join house to house,
nor couple land to land, to the impoverishment
Of others; but SO behave themselves in esting
out their teuemcnts, lands and pastures, that af-
ter this life they may be received into the ever
lasting dwelling places, through Jesus Christ
our Lord. Amen"
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POWDER, SHOT, PISTOLS, CAPS,
Feb 10Th. at BERNIIEIM Il SINCLAIk'S S
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KOOPMANN & PHELPS
CELEBRATED OLD STAND.


We would respectfully call the attention Of all
friends and customers the fact that we are
ceiving one Of the largest and best assorted
Stocks Of Goods
to he found in this place We intend to do an ex
tensive CASH BUSINESS. and are determined to
sell Goods AT the very lowest prices.
THE LADIES especially invited to call and
examine our Stock, consisting in part of
Dry danGds
as follows Fancy Goods, Trimmings of all kinds,
Blankets Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Carpet
ings Hats and Caps, Hardware and Cutlery, Boots
and Shoes, Roping s Baggirg Leather.
Also large "ssss 4ment Of
Family Groceries.
Country Merchants who desire 10 purchase from
a select and complete stock, respectfully invited
to aspect goods, before purchasing elsewhere,
believing it be made tC their interest TO 90 so
kOOPMANN 4 PHELPS.
December :, 1863.
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Axes. Axes. Axes

lot of Superior Axes just received and for sale
cheap at BERNHEIM & SINCLAIR'S.
February 10Th
Bssg~ The pnblic invited to call and get
bargains from our remaining stock of DRY GOODS,
Notions Millinery, Ladies Coaks, and Gents Cloth
ing which determined to sell off at any price
to ma ke room for Spring Stock.
BERNHEIM & SINCLAIR
Feb 10Th At Springs corner
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Es77Fa Stock Locks, Pad Locks; Chest, Trunk, Bu-
reau and closet Locks; Door Latches &c, at
Feb 10th. BERNHEIM & SINCLAIR'S.
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MEDICAL CARD,

MEDICAL CARD,
DRS. GIBBON McCOMBS, having associated
themselves in the practice of Medicine and Surgery,
respectfully tender their professions services to the
citizens of Charlotte and surrounding country.
From large experience in private we'll
Field and Hospital practice, they feel justified in
proposing pay special attention to the practice of
Surgery in all its branches.
Office in Granite Row, up stairs, opposite the
Mansion House.
ROBERT GIBBON, 81. D.
Dec II, 1865 J. p. INCOMES, NJ. d.
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THE CAUSE OF FEVER AND AGUE-In the
merican Journal Of Medical Science there is
a most valuable discovery announced by Dr. j.
II. Salisbury. He has satisfied himself that the
real cause Of fever and ague, in what are called
maIarious districts, is TO be traced TO plant
called the ''Aqua PaImslla," one of the lowest
known forms of vegetable organism. The pores
and obIong cells of this plaot are, it seems, ele-
waited by the exhalations rising up from the
heated earth in the night, when the atmosphere
has become cooler. The breathing in of these
pores is said to be the cause Of fever ard ogus.
Indeed, it would seem that they possess pow
erful medical effect, useful to some-consttu-
tons predisposed to consumption, for instance
yet destructive to others, through the fevers
rroduccd.
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J. "A. HUTCHIsoN. J. E.
HUTCHINSON g. BROWN,

AIIUINE , y LtN,
CHARLOTTE, v. g.,
Having again associated themselves in the practice
of Law will give faithful attention to all business
entrusted to them in Mecklcnburg and the adjoin-
ing counties.
Office in the corner building formerly occupied by
the late Col VIM. "A. Owens, nearly opposite the
Charlotte Hotel, where The other may always
he found.
December %, 1865. 3mrd
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|. Arratgnea Jcfore a.Mititary Commission
SAvANNAH, March 81 w. Duncan, late an
officer of he Commissary Department at a Ander-
sonviIlc, was arraigned before military COM
mission, yesterday, charged with murder, rob-
berry and cruel treatment Of Union prisoners.
Several Of the former prisoners at Andersonville,
who were witnesses 10 the Wirz case, have al
ready arrived.
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AMES' SPADES, SHOVELS and HOES,
Garden Rakes and Hoes, Chain Traces and Hames.
Feb 10Th. BERNHEIM & SINCLAIR.
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Came one, come aN!' come big, come small!
Come you"g, come oId! and see bargains s0t",
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SEED OATS.

500 Bushels Seed Oats, for sale at
w. A. COOKS,
Feb. y, 1855 Near Corner Drug Store
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News from New Work :.

NEW YORK, April 14.-The llerald's
PASSPORT special says: The British man
of-war Tylares wentto sea very suddenly
Yesterday afternoon. 1t is said that fifty
of the crew had mutinied and were put
in irons, hence the departure Of the YES
sci. The men of other vessels have been
tampered with and difficulties are eX-
pected.
Yesterday a party of English soldiers
crossed from St Stephens to Calais,
where they cot into dispute with some
Fenians when a fight ensued, which re
suited in their being driven back over
the bridge which spans the river between
the two towns No lives were lost. The
citizens Joined with the Fenians in the
fight
The steamer from Boston this morning
brought about two hnndIed more fe
mans. They were quaIt1red in the town
A large number Of Fenians have Just
arrived in the steamer from New York
The Tribune's special says The sub
committee of the House Judiciary Com
mittee met yesterday to consider the
case of JEFF. Davis They have not yet
received any of the evidence from the
Bureau of Military Justice.
A Washington special says: Blanks
for the collection of Internal Revenue
taxes for the present year are now being
printed and distributed TO Assessors as
readily as possible, who are ordered by
Commissioner Rollins to commence the
annual assessment as soon as they re
ceive them.
The Reconstruction Committee had
another meeting yesterday, and agreed
to report another lot of testimony on
Monday next There are about twenty
witnesses whose testimony is quite volu-
minous. Among the witnesses are ex.
Provisional Governors Sharkley and
Johnson, and among the military Off
GERS is an affidavit from General Sher-
idan. Stephens testimony alone IS about
four columns in length.
The Herald's Frederickstown 4. b,
special says the designations of the
anti Confederate administration were
accepted unanimously by Governor Cor
don yesterday No new administration
has vet been formed.
The House of Assembly has adjourned
until Monday, to give the incoming par
ty time to organize.
The Herald's Toronto special says {:
1t is thought that Murphey and his staff
will be held under bill which was pas
sed after the rebel ST Albans raid had
been committed. The bill gives power
to incarcerate man on suspicion OF
plotting against friendly State, and OF
retaining him against the demands of
the habeas corpus. The press and pub
lie were excluded from the trial on
Wednesday, which fact is creating in.
dignation among even the loyal Ca.
nadians
The Herald's Portland dispatch states
all quiet last evening The 100 cases OF
guns refused carriage by the S. s. Co,
on Thursday, were shipped on a sChoon.
er to Eastport last evening. Prepara
tions were being made for the reception
of 45O Fenians who left Boston yeSter
day afternoon.