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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-26

T WILL PAY CASH. OR EXCHANGE JEANS
i and Linseys for Wool. VIII buy it either in
the grease or clean washed: will have wool manu-
featured. when desired, into LinseZ, Jeang, and
Blankets. ED. X. PENNEBAKRR.
Agent fer Lebanon Mile.
may27-lm r Nc. 6 South Market %.
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Two Daily Through Trains. Making
Direct Connections ut Louisville for
the East, West and North.

Steamers of U. 5. Mail and Peoples Line loave
Louisville ut 1900 noon daily. and at 500 p NJ
daily. except Sundays. arriving in Cincinnati in
time 10 connect with early morning trains for the
East
Baggage checked from Nashville to st. Louis
Chicago, Cincinnati, and all principal Eastern
Cities. Be- The Night Express leaving at dsjO
termediate stations between Galatin and Nash
willie only for through passengers, except on Sun
days.
Gallatin Accommodation viii run daily except
Sundays rs follows: Leave Gallatin Mt 6:55 A NJ,
arrive at Nashville ut 900 = NJ. Returning,
leaves Nashville at lao 2 NJ, arrive at Gallatin
at $40 NJ. Stops at aliintcrmediate stations.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent l.. X n. h. X.
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A Valuable Piece Of City
Property for Sale.

THE FINE LOT NOW OCCUPIED By GOV
| ern.nent buildinRs. on tho corner OF Broad
and Vine streets but viii soon be vacated. il now
oHered Tor snle said lot, kn0Wn and designated
A. Lot 80. H. fronting 81 foetll inches on Broad
street running back 80 ieet north Of said Broad
street Unencumbered BY either debt or mort
gage. Possession given Immediately. The local
~ Is one well suited for business or as a resi-
dence unoqualed being situated In one Of the
finest neighbOrhoOds in the city. For further
particulars and for perfection Of title etc apply
10 SAM. DONELSON,
Attorney az Law,
iuns9l-lm No. n Cherry street.
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The ROgersVille Female Institute,

This property is situated adjoining the corpO-
rate limits of the beautiful and healthy village Of
Rogersyille, and within n short distance of the
Depot of the ROgersville and Jefferson Railroad,
in the county of Hawkins. East Tennessee. To
Churches, or Associations, or individuals OF
means DESTROYS 10 establish frst-class School
Male or Female-in East Tennessee, this sale pre-
sents most eligible opportunity.
The buildings are extensive, eommodlous; de-
sirable and tasteful. the grounds attached SUI
fciently large and while beautiful now, are sus-
ceptible of further and indefinite ornaments the
health Of the surrounding country Is unequalled;
supplies abundant and cheap; the society OF the
village good and intelligent; and while on the
one hand the town is secluded and free from the
disturbances and excitements 50 annoying and
detrimental TO the regular and profitable prosecu-
ton Of School exercises on the other II Is OF easy
accessible cars on the Rogersyille and Jefferson
Railroad now running to the HolstOn River,
within three miles Of the place, with every pros
pect that the road will be completed to the town
within few months,
TRIMS OF SALE.-The property will be sold
ON the following terms; Five per. cent Of the
amount bid will be required TO be paid on the
day Of sale. for the remainder OF the safe money.
the purchaser will be required 70 execute Two
bonds. with satisfactory sureueS' each Iot one
half the sum, one 10 be due at the expiration OF
one year and the other al the expiration OF Two
,asrs from the day of sale lien upon the pro
perry VIII N's0 JAMES r. PACE.
iur.9s-4w Clerk and Mastda
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MONDAY, JULY 9TH,

And continuing at the same hour on the 10Th
and Iith, the following pieces or parcels o.
ground
About Fifty Lots fronting on Cherry street. be
tween the Nashville Cemetery and F,nnklin street
and beyond Franklin street.
Also about Twelve Acres on the river. immodi-
atsly above the City NaterW1rks.
Sixteen Feet fronting on Water street. next 90
the Suspension Bridge.
Ten Feet between the City Hotel and y. F. Car
tcr's on the Public Square.
Thrty-fOur Feet fronting on North Market
street. between the property 81 q. j. II. Martin
and the heirs Of VIM. Pybus. and a Block u Lot
fronting on Crawford and Summer street, known
a. the Corporation Quarter.
Also. about Fifteen Feet. more or less. fronting
on Front street. 90 the lower end Of thu Cify
Wharf and fronting Spring street.
Plots Of said ground viii be exhibited on the
day Of sale
TERMS-One- third cash the balance in one
and two years. Notes bearing lawful interest
from date with alien retained upon the land until
final payment.
v. MATT. BROWN. Mayor.
JAMES SLOAN,l
r. WOODFfN, fCammittfc
A. S. EDWARDSJ
j1nc2D-tastds
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mNOTTCE TO GUARDIANS.

A LII GUARDIANS HERETOFORE appoint
~ ed by the County Court of Davidson Count
and now acting as such. who have not renewed
their bonds every TWO YEARS, or exhibited BIZ
ennal lists of their Wards estates. the law re-
qures, are notified, in accordance with an or
der of said Court, to appear within the next
thirty days, and give other and sufficient sureties.
and return said reports, or the penalty of reno
val etc. as imposed by law in eases of failure to
comply within said period, WITHOUT FURTH-
Err NOTICE. will be strictly enforced.
p. l.. NICH0L,
Clerk Of Davidson County Court.
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Horse for Sale.

An A. NO. !. SADDLE HORSE. ABOUT
IA ~ hands high. six years old; high spirited,
PENTEC0ST'S Livery stable. on Deaderiek Vt.
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REAL ESTATE.

A NDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH have
IA number of Residences in the city.
Edgeiield. and vicinity. for sale, together with
VALUABLE FARMS in Sumner. Williamson
and Maury Counties
Also a number of Vacant Lots in South, East
and West Nashville and Edgefeld.
Call and see Us. je24-lw
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Administrators Notice.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED BY BOED.
field, deceased are notiGe1 % come forward and
settle Immediately. or the claims viii be placed
in the hands Of an attorney for collecucn- All
persons ssving claims against said estate Sil
present them at once properly authenticated.
During my absence from the city Judge hitWorth
will attend 10 any business connectsd with ths
estate GEO. A. ALLEN.
iunel7 Administrator
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CHANCERY SALE
OF VALUABLE
T . w N L @ T S
MurfreesbOrO, Tennessee.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE RENDERED
i in the case Of Robert 5. Curtin and others, o..
". =. Kesble and wife and others, al the April
Term, 1866 Of the Chancery Court for Rutherford
county / wal offer for sale. 10 the highest bidder
al the Court House door in the town % Murfrees-
boro. Tennessee, on MONDAY, THE ID DAY
OF JULY NEXT, upon a credit. Of one and two
years. Except 800 IN cash.; the purchasers giving
bond with two good securities, and lein being
retained until the purchase money rs all paid
the Dover Lands Of the late Mrs Elizabeth Cur
rin--Eia0= Of Jonathan Currin. deeeased-situa-
ted on the turnpike road leading from urfreesbOrs
TO Shelbyyille. with Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad. and Lytle's creek running through said
lands; the whole tract contains l3l% acres. and
lies mostly within the corporate limits Of the town
Of MurtreesbOrO. upon which Is situated large
and commOdious Brick Dwelling. the residence %
the late Jonathan Curtin, deceased. including the
celebrated SAND SPRINGS. Said Lands will
be divided into lots TO suit purchasers; plat Of
which will be exhibited on the day Of sale and
can be seen AT any time 10 the Office Of the under
signed at Martreesb0ro, Tennessee.
The above Lands are sold for division Of the
proceeds among the heirs Of Jonathan Currin,
deceased JAMES NJ TOMPKINS
june3-jt-j3.l0.17.2gl CAM a Com
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Information Wanted,

OF r. WATSON. formerly Of West Trey, New
" York, who was in the city Of Nashville. some
time in the months of February and March last
BY calling on CHARLES A. FULLER, az the store Of
c. L. Fuller h Co., Masonic Temple, he will hear
of something to his advantage.
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PROFESSORS.
HON. ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS.*
NATHAN GREEN. JR., L. b.

COURSE OF STUDY.
JUNIOR CLhss.-Caruthers' History of Law
suit; Walkers American Law Stephens Plead
ing; Kent's Commentaries Story on Promissory
Notes.
MIDDLE CLASS-Story on Bailments: Story on
Agency: StoryS Equity Jurisprudence; Story :
Equity Pleading; GreenleatS Evidence; Criminal
Law.
SENIOR CLAss.-Story on Conflict Laws: ANGEL
and Ames on Corporations; LomaX on Executors:
Parsons on Contracts; Fourth Kent reviewed;
Story on the Constitution.
SESSIONS AND EXPENSES.
The Fall Session commences on the first Monday
in September, and ends the last Thursday in Jan
uary.
The Spring Session begins the first Monday in
February, and ends the last Thursday in June.
Tuition, per Session, $50; Contingent Fee 3,
and Library Fee 81, invariably in advance.
Boarding s. per week.
"A third Professor, who will devote his whole
time to the School, will be provided by the next
term. Judge Caruthers will be in the school part
of the time junel5-6m.
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NOTICE.

DARRNTS. AND THE FRIENDS OF THE
L Public Schools are invited to visit the Schools
on Monday and Tuesday. between the hours
Of A. NJ. and L NJ. to witness the usual daily
Crcises.
The Schools will be closed from Wednesday,
June 20. to Monday, September Sd, 1866
p. S. FALL,
june24-3t President Board of Education.
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= a L II
R EAL E S T ATE
Belonging To the City.

THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Il in conjunction with the Mayor. will sell at
Public Auction, on the premises. commencing NJ
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Splendid Sites for Suburban
Villas.

an WEDNESDAY the 9th inst. at II o'clock.
~ on the premises. We will sell ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTEEN acres Of the Marcy Land. on
the North side Of Cumberland river, divided into
Lots from six 10 fiftseu acres. The lots are finely
situated within 2lz or miles Of the city; several
Of them are well suited for Suburban Villas.
commanding fine view Of the city and surround-
ing country; soil good. and many Of the lots we'll
timbered: neighborhOOd unsurpassed. Terms Of
sale. I. ?. 3, 4, and years. with interest.
All are invited 10 attend this sale. as the owners
are determined to sell.
Free COLLATION. will be given. 0mnibuses will
leave our Office at l014 o'clock.
j. L. a 4. W. BROWN. Agents.
I. W. BARNIis, AuctiOneer.
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FOR RENT.

A SPLENDID. STORE HOUSE. No. - Broad
n street Apply 20
JOHN j. MCCAIN.
junel2-iE Cor. College and Broad 81.
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Grand Excursion and Picnic.

rINO BE GIVEN AT KINGSTON SPRINGS.
/ by the Officers and Employees of the Nash
Vile and Northwestern Railroad. on the Fourth
Day Of July.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

Tickets admitting a gentleman and lady, or
families including railroad fare both ways TWO
DOLLARS AND A HALF.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
SPLENDID
Educational Property
~ E1ST TENNESSEE
IN EAST TENNESSEE.

DY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
ID Decree pronounced by the Chancery Court
at Rogersville. on the 3lst day of MAY lSG6, in
the case Of Jas T. Shields and I. NJ Fulkerson.
Trustees ETC.. ct al, Orvlle Rice, ct al, will,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TURTLE SOUP
John Hess Saloon.
Notice 10 Tax PAYERS.

| MARKET, NEAR CHURCH STREET. ON
VI WEDNESDAY MORNING, AT 10
O'Clock. June 21th. je2j-2t
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On the a5th day of July. 1866,

On the premises, sell to the highest bidder. free
from ali incumbrance. without the right of re-
demption the v5ry valuable property known as
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0eaebcrs.

(" MER. SCHOOL INSr.," founded 1855, 10 o
"A reliable Educational Bureau
% soppyinz Schools aud Families with Teachers:
For representing Teschers who seek p0si;ions Nf
For giving parents iufDTmation Of good Schools.
Tmonv the Rer Ebn s. PFiaepsl Of Albany FS
male doqdemy. " Y
"I have tried the AHKE. SCHOOL lssr and regard no,t
drrsbe medium for supplying schools and seminass with no
best teachers and for representing wquhed teachers who vh
employment All who seeking teachers will find wide ngs
from which 10 select with that in stating character and
qualifications there Is humbug aud there be mtiaks'
Teachers will situations which they oherwis seek
TIE highly respectable character the gsnen who eoniu
hsrITrTE" ords sufficient guAntee. only Of t.f
dsaling, but also Of Kind and polite treatment alLs
WASTED lNMKDIATELY Lady for Frneh and Music, 10 city
family salary $50 600 personal application required Superior
lady vocalt In NewEngnd Seminary; Gentleman for EDGe
and Mathematics city Ior Classics and for Cs ,nd
Mathematical Also several Principals Of Academies and othes
tecbe wanted schools Middle states All who seek positions
should 'Ane school Instuts'." Application Form.
Circas explaining plan and terms when applied for
J. ". SCHERMERHORN A. n. Actusfy,
No. 40 Broome-ss., block e. Of Broadway. ~ y.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

The Memh Ar0a that Il admirable illustrated
ard choice the best the Raye telling moro
viii convey and compelling laugh after laugh until the
echosg iuierune ed We have sopowed q
sst des sars eH Join Carleton his cyiG hunof
suEh with him o. the coutcaes OF ht travels In Peru
" Somebody else Gays this the PubheToT hi tongue 10
tied being unfortunately the author
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Nl1Isi-s. - - iuyll.|D't 80,
1919. on " FART. ARTlsr 499

Tn. Publisher has now resdy FOURTH THOUSAND Of Mr.
aetons little Book Of Comic Adventures in soath Ameros en-
t. titled,
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alusitaI Jnsirumemis.

/. A RION IANO-FORTE-Paten
N Pesmiuenty the best Piano before the pubc unurpsssd 70
durability and elegance finish Mandatory and NNsfon
Nos. lS7 and 1883 Bowery. MANNER &c,
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Mem 11ubIications.


400 BROADWAY, NEw;YoRK. 400
4JJ Mr. GEO. W. CARLETON, Publisher, bssnhDC bssoho
removed his Publication Oce and Book Store No 4ss BROAD
WAY ust BoOae where he has jos, received psT sup
plies Of bis --latest Pubiesions
400 ST ELMO-TO-DAY. 400
Mr. CARLEToN pubshe. d. morning ST ELMO the nraou.
novel by Mts Augusta Evans bushoT Of "Bealsh hS
housads and Thousands 4 copies been ordered in advance
who read the early ses the finest
American published without any exception whseyeI
Miss Evans has surpassed all her previous novels and placed si
ELMO a the head Of American fiction.
The volume elegantly printed and bound price g. making
beautiful back for present
O. W. CARLEroNiPubH.her, Ny.
400 LAUS YENERIS. 400
LIGERNoN CHARLES swiNBURNE's new and msteorie vol.
rapidly that the Publisher has heretofore been utterly uabs
bali supply the demand although the have been printing
it almost ever since it was Poblsbse month ago
Another srs edition ready day and viii probably last aeos'
an hour had better come for them at once
The leading review, and psPsrs pressing ana ts:%s ~
.hs aaas Ss. 81 sSSiss sSss.rsS Sssiy S.'D''
CARLETON PubHshsT EewYort
400 THE AUTHOR OF RUTLEDGE" 400
Has a written and published charming book for children,
entitled
ROUNDHEARTS AND OTHER STORIES.
crisms, book that o.sht in every family Beautifully
printed and bound, with inustru,iOnL Price ei 1&
The other books BY this popular author are:
LoUIE's LAST TERN TERN AT ST MARYs
hUTLEDGE: ,,Ds
ST. PHILIPS.
w CARLETON Publisher Eew.Yort
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Urn GOODS.

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At GRAND.sT. CHEAP SIORE.
"A HOLIDAY pREsENIs'
WAX OoiIS'' "AA O%TiiS W TX soxEal GnEIye DESKS!
P.ay PdoeO1. =. calculated to male Rbp Sh YSDfEY 'a
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AT GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
a HOLIDAY PRESENTS
BnsfsreS linen ctrIs l e. 3 sns 81 80 Ga, s,E
@ Hundred q y R Iss ss sS... yss SS
New styles IN Cloth Cloves, cheap
Isies Real Kid Gloves black white and eOlofed 81 per per
QgIyy s,,,sEEsw 81 50 per pair rnw,p RIDLEY.
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Chssps., Black Bonnet vevet. i9 tbs City, -
Laess G,dpuIs yslsnceOues, as, &c, under P'iee
ST oS br... fn%ns hed with novelties and well
s.ai isesTsr Felt Valve, and Straw Bat, clearing "a half
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TyDIh gat GAmEkg fANEkg LhSe H.lesiHfAAwWEEss sifAwEs.
R2SH ATf4aSEF Obj AZ xSyH
Ne" SILKS DRESS 'ooD' III shoHDwAY AND TENrHsT
EXTRAORDlNARY BARGAINS.
BOYg oVRRcoATs at Is and upward.
BOYS CLOTH SUITS at 90 snfupNud
AsTRAKHAN SACQUES at s5 and upward -,
CHI FMS POPIIN and 10th DRRSSE5 AZ - and upward
CHILDREES HATS at IS and upward
INFANTS MERTNO CLOAKS at $l9 and upward.
INFANTS' EMBROIDERED BLANkETS al Slo and npwsIo
INPANTS EMBROIDERED ROBES At - so and upward
LADIES MORNING sACQUES at s. and upward.
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Broadway and Tenth-sl
A T MRS. GAYNOR's NEW STORE,
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SMALL WALKING SKIRTS IN hoops and other nstsfss $50
Ths lato FRENCH NOVELTY specially cent 70 MIS- oAiNoh'
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a. Mr., Gayuor personally attends at the upper store
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Urn GOODS.


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400 BROADWAY, NEW.YoRK. 400
4sJD Mr. GEO w. CARLETON Publisher, bsf-fDC
removed Publication Oe and Book Store 10 No t BROAD
WAY nst where he has ast received psT sup
rlina n lair.tn nnhlicniinna
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-01-09
For the Western Democrat.

MANY DEscENDANrs.-Dur the primeval
ages it was not unusual for to have several
hundred and even thousand descenda,ts-wh when
he could look upon them even to the tenth de-
gree-but much does this age differ from an
tiquity, for we seldom find man who lives to
behold his descendants Of the third degree. Yet
4 few days since fact remarkable fell under
my observation, that deem it worthy the atten-
ton of rejecting public Died, on the 22d OF
November, 1865, John Ridenhour, Of Stanly
county, n. G, aged IS years. months and l
days, who left to lament his departure ] 0 tescen-
dants of the first degree SO of the second. ITO of
the third and l of the fourth, making total of
2Os descendants upon whom he could look at his
death. ORRINDINrs.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-01-09
Charlotte Female Institute.
CHARLOTTE N ~

, H5Ei 4 3. S suswELL, A. NJ, raHar4s'
: The mex, Session will commence on Monday the
18th of January, and continue "a weeks to 3otb Of
june, 1866.
Terms per Section Of "a Weeks, Payable IN CGrsny,
Half IN Adpance.
Board, including every expense except
Washing and Lights, $l2G 90
Tuition in English, $25 and 80 90
These terms, IN proportion to length of Session,
which is now "a instead of 20 weeks long, the
same as before the war; adding on discount OF cur
rency. The Department of Music, Vocal and In.
strumental, will continue under the direction Of
Prof. A. Baumann. The Department of Modern
Languages, Drawing and Painting will be under the
direction of Prot. VIM. Benziger Graduate of Geneva
College, Switzerland.
For Catalogue contaipiny full particulars as to
terms, &c, address
Rev. r. DURWELI.& son,
Jan 8, 1865. I'm Charlotte, N. c.
la Raleigh Sentinel, Newberne Times and VIII
mington Dispatch copy two weeks and forward bill
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Quarterly Report of FIJI st National Bank of Charlotte.
Removal-kuck HiIker
Land Tor sale-E McGinnis and Morris.
Farm and Town Lot for Sale-Wm Myers.
Charlotte Female lnstituie-Rev Burwel
Charlotte Aeademy-Rev Griffith and Bur
well, Principals.
DR. Wilson's School at Melville Alat. ,pce county
Trinity College, C-R, v Craven, President
Importers and commission Merchanls-O & Parsley
& Co, Wilmington.
Goes Super Phosphate of Lime or Bone Manure
for sale by q Parsley Co, Wilmington
Exchange Hotel. Raleigh, T..
French Burr Mill Stones for sale at Steam Mill
Edward Hale, Ir, with Romme, Dunkle, Johnston
Co, merchants, New York.
Important sale ofPlank Road property-Thomas C
Fuller, Commissioned
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CHARLOTTE ACADEMY.

The Session of this Institution will
mence January 9th and continue Twenty Weeks.
The of Instruction is full and thorough,
suited to prepare young men for College business
Desiring to place the advantages Of educstion
within the reach of all, shall keep the prices OF
tuition the last Session, notwith Isl standing
the great increase in the cost of living
Zsrms Payable one-haf at the Beginning The other at
the Middle of the Session:
For Tuition in common English Branches, $40 0e
" -" " Classics aud higher English 80 90
Charges made from date of entering, after which
no deduction will be made except in cases Of pro-
tracted sickness.
R. H. GRIFFITH, A. 81,
A. BURWELL, A. r.,
Jan 8, 1866 If Principals.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-01-09
From PresiGsnt Johnson.

Washington, Jan 3, 1866
To Governor Worth:
Your telegram of the End, received No or
ders in reference to the sherifs of North Caro-.
lima have been issued by me.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President U S
This settles the question, and consequently
the Sheriffs must proceed to collect the tax as
levied by the Convention. As the Sheriffs are
required to make their returns by the first of
February, it is important that taxpayers should
be prompt in settling Sheriff White of this
county, requests US to say that he will proceed
Immediately to collect the tax % directed
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-01-09

The MEXICAN MINIsTER-The Washing
ton papers notice as significant fact that at
she Presidents reception o" the lst inst, none
of the diplomatic corps recognized or spoke to
the Mexican Minister, evidently not recognize
ing him as a representative from any govern
ment Senior Romero was cordially received
by President johnson. but remained only few
moments in the reception room, leaving some
time before the departure of the other Minis
tiers
1t is reported that new and curious develop
ments concerning our diplomatic relations with
Mexico will soon be made public.
The French Minister at Washington has been
advised that Macmillan does not intend to leave
Mexico.