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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

FERTILIZERS Burroughs & Co.,
opposite the National Bank, have supply of
fertilizers for sale. such guano and bone dust.
VS. hope our farmers will give these manures a
trial. as it will enable them to make more on
small fields than they have heretofore made on
large fields, besides saving labor. This is a mat
ter of great Importance to agriculturalists, and
therefore we are particular to call attention to it.
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state of N. Carolina, Caiawba Co.

State Of N. Ca rOiina, Catawba Co.
Court of Pleas and Quarter SessionsJuly Term, 1885.
Franklin Huffman and wife Mary Ann, vs. Elias
Langcryer and others.
Petition for Dover in the Lands of Paul Langcryer,
deceased.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Jacob LaDgcryer, Lucinda Hafner, Ephraim Brown
and wife Susanah, Absolum Sipe and wife Mary, ass
non-residens OF this State it 10 therefore ordered
by the Court that publication be made for six sue
eessive weeks, in the Western Democrat, notifying
said defendants to be and appear at the Court House
aud there 10 plead answer cemur 10 this petition
or Judgment pro confesso will be taken and judgmsnt
heard exparte as to them.
Witness, l. Cline, Clerk Of our said Court ut
Office in Newton, the 4th Monday ia July, 1865.
ii. L. CLINE, @. &C.
At Tnr adv S101
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

II From Lincoln and CASTOR counties we hear
cheering reports about the crops. few locali-
ties in those counties have suffered little from
drouth, but generally the prospect is fair. The
late rains in this section have done much good.
But we are sorry to hear of poor prospects in
Union county. The whole of that county ap-
pears to have suffered from drouth. The pro-
ceedings of meeting of the Magistrates of the
county will be found in our columns to day.
Let US all resolve to help each other in these
times as much as possible. Let those who have
to spare be particular not to sell it to extor
TONERS, but to those who actually need it.
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State Of N. CaroIiDa-Catawb Co.

State Of N. CaroIiDa-Catawba Co.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions July Term 1856.
Drury Hamilton, Administrator of Wheeler Edwards,
decd, vs.. Robt Edwards and others.
Petition to Sell Land.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Alexander Edwards resides beyond the limits of this
State it is therefore ordered by the Court that pub
LEGATION be made, for six successive weeks, Ia the
Western Democrat, notifying said defendant to be
and appear at the Court House in Newton, on the
4th Monday in October next, ard answer to the
Petition, the will be taken pro confesso and
the Land ordered TO be sold.
Witness NJ L Cline, Clerk Of said Court at once
in Newton, the 4th Monday in July, 1866.
N. L. CLINE, G. c. o.
34-6t Tpr. adv. $l0.l
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

70" The people of the South, generally, will
take but very little interest in State elections
this year, at least. They are more concerned as
to how they to live and repair their shattered
fortunes. All want peace and quiet. and if they
can get that. they will not bother themselves
much about local elections. 1t suits taste
exactly to let politics alone for awhile.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

The Unionists and Democrats of Michigan
have nominated Maj Gen. Alpheus Williams
for Governor.
HIGH PRIcEs.-Cows sold 10 Augusta coun-
ty Virginia, few days SINCE for from 500 to
$500 each horses from $3.50 to $3.50. These
were tall prices.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

THE Observation-Disclosures and other rad
icals who spoke in Philadelphia last week, said
that if the Presidents policy succeeded, the So
freedmen would have to leave their homes and go
somewhere else TO live. thus intending to produce
the impression that Southern men would perse-
cute and injure freedmen and the southern rad
icals. Let facts show the falsity of Brownlew's
declarations. and let US see which is the most
aw-abiding people, the Northern or Southern.
In the Northern State of Michigan recently. a
negro man attempted to kill a white man-did not
kill him but wounded him. The negro was ar
rested and committed to JAIL but he was soon
taken out by mob and hung to a tree until he
was dead. without being allowed the least
possible time to prepare to die
Now, how is it in the Southern State of North
Carolina! A negro man, a few weeks ago, vio-
lated the person of respectable white lady,
her. He was caught, committed to Jail, had a
fair trial with able counsel to defend him. was
convicted and executed according to law. No
mob interferred with the course of Justice, al
though the villain deserved to be burnt to death.
The difference: The people of North Carolina,
who denounced disloyal by Brownlow and
others. permit the law to take its course; while
the people of Michigan, who, of course very
loyal in the estimation of every body, take the
law into their own hands and execute freedman
without judge jury.
Ny. Tribune and other radical papers please
copy.
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MARRIED.,

In this county, on the 4th inst, by the Rev E F
Rockwell, Mr. Pucket to Mrs Mary J Wilson.
In Rowan county, on the 5th inst, Thos john
son to Julia A Brown.
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~ J. Stirewalt's FIGURING Mill,

in Cabarrus county, has been recentlr much i'm
proved in machinery, &c, and i. now making
very superior quality of Flour. Persons having
wheat to grind may rely on getting good article
of Flour at this Mill, those who have patronized
it can testify.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

SECOND BEsT.-Sherriff WATSON, of Iredell,
made bis appearance at the Public Treasurer
Office yesterday morning with the amount of
taxes from his county for the present year
These early returns might seem, at first thought,
to indicate that there is not such stringency
in money matters as has been generally repre-
scented, but, to our mind, it rather indicates the
determination on the part of our people to meet
promptly their public obligations
By an ordinance of the convention, Sheriffs
are allowed to the LIST of January next to settle
with the Treasurer for all listed taxes; this
prornptness in coming forward, then, at this
early day, is strong evidence of the willing
ness of the people to do what the Law requires
of them in keeping up the finances of the State
The public Treasurer informs us that from
present indications, the amount of taxes from
the several counties will be about half what it
was in 1859, which was the basis of the calcu-
lation in framing the Revenue law under which
the taxes for the present year were levied
Raleigh Adec
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

In Concord on the 26th of Aug, 1885, Joseph II
Hodgens, in the 5oth year of his age.
In Statewide July 18th, in the SD year of her
age, Mrs Catherine Boyer, wife of Matthias Boyer.
In Greensborough. on the 30th ult., Capt. James
Slcan Jr., of Maj. James Sloan, of that place,
about % years of age.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

Offers his professional services to the citizens of
Charlotte, and the surrounding country.
Sept 10, 1866.
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ME-" E'IRM.
VI. I'D. L.. MOODY & CO.,
Having bought ont RIGLER 4 ROBINSON, now
occupy their old Stand
NO. s, GRANITE ROW,
where they will be pleased 10 have their friends call
and see them, especially when they want any thing
in the CONFECTIONERY line. Our Stock con-
sists of
Candies, Raisins, Fruitz,
Preserved Fruits, Nuts, Spice, Cloves, Citron, Cur
rants Extracts, Lemon Syrup, Sardiues, Lobsters,
Matches, Backing,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Cigars and many other articles too numerous to
mention.
r. M. ROBINSON. M. d. L. MOODY.
Sept 10, 1866. 3m
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II The DAILY Index" is new paper just
started at Raleigh by Jas. H. Moore and L. N.
Keith.-$5 per year. 1t is neat paper and as
the publishers have had considerable experience
in the newspaper business. we have no doubt they
will make it worthy of patronage.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

ILLINOIS ELooUENcE--The following is
given as verbatim report in the Illinois Legis-
lature: "Mr Speaker, 1 think sheep is para
mount to dogs, and our laws had'n oughter be
so that dogs cen commit ravages on sheep. Mr.
Speaker, [ represent sheep on this floor
daughter, and cries of that's so) Why, where
l live, sheep is more account than dogs, and al
though you tell me that dogs is useful, still
say on the other hand sheep is usefuller; and
show me the man that represents dogs on this
floor, aud that thinks dogs is more account than
sheep, and I will show you man that is tanta-
mount to nothing Mr Speaker, 1 am through"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

South Carolina ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Sept. 5--The Legislature met in extra session
to-day. The Governors message urges modi-
tcation of the negro code SO as to extend the
Jurisdiction of the civil courts over all classes of
citizens. The message recommends the admis
sion of negro evidence 10 all cases as measure
OF justice and policy, declares the proposed stay
law to be uuwise and unconstitutional, but ad-
vises the adjustment of Imprisonment for debt,
and asks the extension of the bankruptcy law;
urges that provision be made for impoverished
people of the State, rendered destitute by short
crops, and suggests the sale of the State bonds
to raise funds for that purpose. The message
closes with hopeful view for the recuperation
of the State and restoration of the Union.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

NORTH CAROLINA GoLD-The Norfolk
Day Book says that Col. E. G. Lindsey has re-
turned to that city, after brief visit to the gold
regions of Western N. c.. 1t says:
''The Colonel had several very pretty Jumps
of the pure metal in his possession, together
with about $4,000 worth Of the dust He re-
presents the "gold fever" as very high in that
section of the Old North State. Lands suspect
ed of having gold on them are bringing fabulous
prices, and machinery, of very extensive ma
ture, is to be bought and forwarded to the mines
1t is generally believed that the investment will
be immensely profitable"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

Proposal to Unite the Protestant Episcopal
Churches of England and America.-In an
interesting letter written from England to the
Richmond Christian Advocate by the Rev. John
Bayley We find the following:
CAT late convocation of the Province of
Canterbury a communication was received from
the House of Bishops of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church in America, concerning which the
eloquent Bishop of Oxford said it would be i'm
possible for that House to receive such CON-
muDication without deep than fulness. He
thought that everything should be done to
strengthen the bonds of Union between the
Church of England and her daughter in Amer
lea; and after heightened discussion it was
decided that four of the bishops should be ap-
pointed to draw up fitting answer to the COM
munication. This answer have not seen, but
am persuaded that it could Dot fail to be one
calculated to promote kindly feelings between
the two churches, and SO to advance the inter
ests of both countries"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

The PUBLIC DEBT The following is syn
opsis of the public debt statement for the month
of August last:
Total debt bearing coin interest $l,2ss,3s2,54 SAL 80
" currency int'st: a7s,77l,040 90
- " interest, AL ,567,SlO 80
" 90 on which int st has ceased, l9,652.443 81
Total, S2,72s,3l4,s35 s5
Coin available, S76.333. 9ls 81
Currency available, So 2a7, 749 As
Total debt less cash in Treasury, S2595 l6s q
Hoibrook, democrat has majority for Con
gress, in Idaho, of LOCO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-23

A BoISTERous REvELLER.-On Tuesday
night, about quarter past 10 O'Clock, po-
liceman arrested drunken man near the
corner of Marshall and Sixth streets, and
while they were taking him to the cage,
and bad reached that corner, he voclfe-
rated "Murder" ten or fifteen times,
causing great CONSERVATION to the people
in that vicinity. The gas had not been
lighted in the street lamps, and the dark
ness from the trees increased the mystery
and alarm. The cries of murder were ter
rife. The crowd which gathered dispersed
after learning the cause of the cries, some
laughing, others blaming the policemen for
not summarily si!encing the prisoner.
About midnight everybody within one or
two squares of the Second Market was
awakened by yells and shouts, which, we
learn, proceeded from the same individual.
He would below "Thrcc cheers for JEFF.
Davis" Tor Southern Ccnfcdcracy), and
then shrek and yell like madman. This
was kept up at intervals for long time
The police deserve censurc, we think, for
allowing the people in that vicinity to be
disturbed in this manner.
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THE CAPIToL.-Thc annual repair and
renovation OF the State capitol has been
commenced, and is now progressing salts
factorily. We have already noticed the
introduction of the fashioned, hot
water heating apparatus, by means OF
which it is anticipated that considerable
sum will be saved in the item of fuel.
Within day or two past Scafioldings have
been erected in the hall of the House OF
Delegates, and painters are already at
work giving the walls and pillars new
dress, which will vastly improve the ap-
pearance of that renowned old room. The
Senate chamber will next receive the at
tention of the artists; and repairs and i'm.
provements of various kinds will be intro
duced in both halls, which, together with
new carpets, will make them very com.
Portable and pleasant places for the wise
men of the Commonwealth to assemble in
1t is pity that the exterior of the capitol
could not receive O little attention; but
the finances of the State are at present
somewhat straitened, and will not ad
nit of any expenditures not strictly ne.
ceSsary.
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auction Sales Ehis Dag.

GRUBBS i WILLIAMS will sell at the residence
Of Colonel John L. Johnson, on the Grove
road, Mt u o'clock NJ. five milch cows, several
small cattle, a lot OF straw and other provender.
Also, at o'clock z. NJ, on the premises, the
suburban farm Of six acres, in Bowling Green,
recently occupied by Captain William Burton.
HARRISON, GODDIy & &APPEEsON will sell upon
the premises, at o'clock J.. NJ, the residence
on Church Hill at the southwest corner of
Grace and Twenty second streets.
SAMPSON JONES, JK. Il co. will sell at No. 5
Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary, com
mcncing at 10 o'clock, a good assortment OF
groceries, wines, liquors, &c.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGrsr 9?, 1865.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGrsr 20, 1865.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchan'
disc and passengers, A. K. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, D. 4 w Carrie.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, J. III. Freeman.
Schooner Prince OF Wales, McSab, halla1,
-four, French i Crenshaw.
Schooner Mary, Larkin, Norfolk.
Schooner Independence, Shelly. Norfolk.
Schooner J. c. Miles, -, Eastern Shore.
Schooner Sarah A. j., Todd, Norfolk, sand, Nc
Rowan Curtis.
New YORK, August 2o..-Arrived, schooners J. s.
Brady, Brakeman; J. Foley, Inman; hemento,
collins .. =: Binn1, Tsyl1r j. p BSfss BossS
Hastings, Tilton !. T. Doughty, Camp 0nrust,
Thompson: William Henry Mshady : hhnes- s,,ss
Drake j, 6. Ferris, Hunt Mary Emma, Godfrey y !;
Bunnell, Bunnell II. g. Leonard Jones 4. Jen,
nngs, jennings, {. II. Kirk, Robinson Joseph
& Franklin, Randolph NJ. A. lnnis, Bodins
S. Roe, smith; MA. Predmoree Smith; W. II.
Rutan, Sprague Z. Washbarn, Lines Exertion,
Lippncott; sally Ann, stesimsn W. g. Lsgsen,
Robbins ]. & ID. Cramer, Matthews; X. Frank
lin, Hughes: all from Virginia.
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THE .DISPATCH
TERMS OF ADyERTIeIN0:
SPECIAL NOTICES.

the Cholers INV OF THE ExISTENCE OF
making available svel3ss, and the importance Of
the undersigned informs thee 10 stay is progrsss,
that he has in his possession On rs OF RiehmoaA
easss ef Disrrhca, Dyssntery, and summer Wv
eases generally, with great success, proving On
fnaIlible cure In every instance. During the past
wear, ss travelling agent Of the Baltimore and ohic
raiIrosd hare had occasion 70 try in virtues. and
can recommend II unhssitatingly TO the public.
I have connded to Messrs. BLUNT Nos4LY
Druggists, No. Isst Main street, Of this city, th'
directions for preparing the mixture, and n can b
0''~S LOUIS ZrNNBR,
General Southern Agent
ann-imx Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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Ep- SPECIAL NOTICE.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FREIGHT BsTWk1a
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.

NEW YORK AND RlChAONU.
THE ATLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY have greatly REDUCED THEIR RATES
OF FREIGHT by their magnificent side-whsei
steamships HATTERAS and ALBEMARLB, baiit
expressly for this route, and are VOW LowsR rnAS
By ANY OTHER LINE.
About FIRST Of SEPTEMBER the wharf at Rock
etts recently purchased by the Company will bs
completed, upon which they have erected Q spa
cious shed, enclosed all sides with capacity for
TEN THOUSAND BARRELS.
Shippers are assured OF careful handling and pro.
lection from the weather of all merchandise by this
line, and merchants receiving their fall stocks,
shippers to New York, would do well to call on us
before making engagements.
STEAMERS receive and discharge cargo In NEW
YORK at the Compsny's covered pier, No. "
NORTH RIVER, from which their steamers leave
regularly for
CHARLESTON,
SAVANNAH,
NEW ORLEANS. &c. &c,
avoiding drayaSe In New York on goods destined
for those points.
FREIGHTS forwarded 10 all accessible points
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, or WEST, without charge
save actual expenses incurred.
INSURANCE effected at LOWEST RATES New
York, and beyond If desired.
The PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS OF these
ships are unsurpassed.
Cabin passage to New York, meals and state room
included, SEVEN DOLLARS AND A HALF.
Steerage passage, FOUR DOLLARS.
The ALBEMARLE leaves New York every WkD'
SESDAY at IL o'clock NJ. leaves Richmond IA
TURDAY high tide.
The HATTERAS leaves New York every sATUR.
DAY at L. o'clock ~. leaves Richmond TUES
DAY high tide.
Agents In New York, LIVINGSTON, FOX
hartv fra
wa ''' SAMUEL AYREs 4 CO.,
aul5-lm 1890 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
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Hs- CERTAIN CURE FOR CIIOLERA.-My
CHOLERA MEDICINE, for the cure Of Asiatic
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, and all cases OF DiAr.
rhea, warranted to cure In all cases In which death
has not struck the patient, having been tested In
1892 when the cholera made It's first appearance In
this country. and In all subsequent vtsitations'
with UNMARRIED success. can be had OF the subscri-
Der, at his residence, No. 4io Clay street
au3-lm T. X. BASS.
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SENTENCES RENITTED.-In the case Of
Mary Lewis, colored, convicted in the
county court Of Albcmarle OF petty lar
ceny, and sentenced to be imprisoned for
ten days and to receive twenty lashes, the
Governor has remitted the punishment as
to the laShes.
He has also remttcd the punishment OF
Elyira Hutter and Isom Huttcr, convicted
in the county court of Albemarle Of petty
larceny, and sentenced, the first to receive
twenty lashes, and the second ten lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-23

THE lIEAp-BoARps FOR OAKwooD.-Thc
Executive Committee of the Oakwood
Memorial Association have awarded the
contract for painting the boards for
the soldiers graves in lakewood to J. Oscar
Goode, at twenty five cents each. They
are to be painted with three coats of
Lewis's pure whitehead, one foot of the
bottom dipped in gas-house tar, and let
tered as before. The work is to be COM
mcnced at once. The whole cost of the
boards dclivcreda at Oakwood will be forty
five cents each, the committee rescrving
the right to reject them. We learn that
two thousand boards are now ready for de-
livery at the shops of Messrs. Tanner 4
ElbctS.
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business which would afford him support,
which the office did not. The resignation
wa. received. No further action was taken
in the matter. 1t is understood that Cap.
tain William Webb, the deputy grain
measurer, will discharge the duties until
the office is filled.
After the reception of sundry petitions,
the Council adjourned.
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REPAvISG.--If there is any portion OF
the city which ought to be kept in especial
good order, that portion is in the immedi-
ate vicinity of the markets. We therefore
feel some qualification in announcing the
fact that workmen are engaged in laying
down substantial pavement on Franklin
street, near the First Market. Passing
there yesterday, We noticed that the WORK
was in progress of rapid and faithful exc
cution, under the superintendence"of Mr.
Alois Rick.
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VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS - AMI
NAL COMPOST AND PoUDRErTE.-The
subscribers are manufacturing st the MONTE
MATRE FERTILIZING WORKS." formerly Con.
fsderate States Nitre Beds, near RICHMOND, VA,
the above celebrated FERTILIZERS, which they
offer TO the farmers generally - being the BEST
and CHEAPEST In the United States.
This being strictly Virginia enterprise, com.
mends itself 10 the Virginia farmer. :,
MANlPULATloN6 WITH PURE PERUVIAN
GUANO will bs made II desired, but TO the James
River farmer this Ii entirely unnecessary.
These Fertilizers have been Analy zsd ~ the bes'
chemists In the country, which analysis VIII %
BARGAMIN MULLER,
AMI sw,,o Richmond, Va.
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BASE BALL.-At meeting of the Rich
mond Junior Base Ball Club held on the
evening of the 18th instant the following
officers were elected President, George
Edwards; Vice President, Taylor Evans !;
Treasurer, Ed. Grant; Secretary, Robert
Blow, Jr.
A challenge was sent yesterday by the Sc
cond nine of the Stonewall Club to the Ju-
niors for match game, and if accepted it
will probably come off on Church Hill to-
morrow afternoon. The game is looked for
ward to with much interest by the friends
of the respective clubs, and large attend
oncc of spectators is anticipated.
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FRANK LEsLIE's GAZETTE OF FASHION.
Messrs. COLE s. TURNER, newsdealcrs,
Whig building, have our thanks for the
September number Of this magazine. 1t
is well supplied with fashion-plates suit
able for persons Of every age.
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MAGISTRATES FOR LUNENBURG.-The Co.
vernon has commissioned the following per-
sons as Justices Of the peace for the county of
Lunenburg, to supply vacancies caused by
death and resignation District No. J.,
Robert A. Blackwell; District No. 5, Will
liam S. Talley; District No. 8, J. Z.
Hamlett,
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GONE TO THE SPRISGs.-A. W. Morton,
ESQ.,, chamberlain of the city and clerk OF
the Council, has left for the springs in the
hope of improving his health. During his
absence the duties Of the office will be
discharged by Z. c. Howard, ESD, his as
sistanf