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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21

LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID AT THIS AGENCY.
The great resources of this Company, and the
high character of the Directors Tin this country,
together with the UNB0UNDED SECURITY TO
POLICY HOLDERS, and the SUPERIOR ADVAN-
TAGES offered, entitle 1t to the highest confidence
Of all.
DAVENPORT 4 Co, General Agents,
office over National Exchange Bank,
a4-lm Main street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-21

have this day ION account
IN Of Mailing health dispo.sd q o. ny snsiis
stock Of goods 70 my son WiLLiAa n n1aNa""'
In retiring, would express my thanks for the
lbeI. patrobsSs ss ,bs new eonsssn ssu
Nv nsrsonsi attention will be yayen to the ma.
nafsctnrc OF BLANK BOOKS; -
September u, 1850. J. Z. kHINiNohAA'
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GurDp6ifd,e D6adbriebten.

0eutf61anb, 2eip5ig. - (S6ub Dor
n.)-1eber Die Sri9ire1, ibr @prtcnl'
men IN ben lebenpen S6ipeine11 bic bette Nrt fie al
! e%rfenreu, bic @efabr ibrer llebertraaln9 in ben
meni6li6en SrgaMi8nlu8 11b bic Wtittel, bieS III
perbitteit- Srdge1, bic, ra6bem Die Sur9t Dor
ben Sri9inen eini9e 3eit lang nlr 81 iebr rpieber
geIdpunbert unb par1it au6 Die rDtbi9e Spr5i6t
ba9e9en erIdlafft tpar, neuerbir98, ieit benz furdt>
barren ll19liid i'll SeoerSlebe1 auf'8 meme fart in
ben Gorbergrlln0 9etreten finb-itber allies bieles
9ibt cine Nrbeit be8 al8 WifrOItO piit ulb 2anb>
pirtb gleidberitbnlten NrofeIiprS Or. Suliu8
&iibn IN Sa0e vllnterildungct itber bic
3ridinet>&rantbeit Der S6weiue", erwiinidte
Gusfunft. gi1etn @uS5u9e baraus, ben in
ben 2eip,taer gta6ridten nit banfen8mertber
8eeiferu1g Or. @. San1m gibt, entnebmen mir
gu algenlenem gfis unb SrCn1nen SolgenbeS
inbem mir ben Munl9 unb bic Utabnung beifis
gen: baB bieie bier 9e9ebe1en id4frinbi9en Q8inte
a%lleits AUDI prattii4 beill1tt u1o perrpertbet per>
ben mT6telt.
&iibn ftent al1c, nadbem er iiber bic Sridinen
nit 5ablret6enS bieren cine erpbe0tetbe BON bnrd)s
badten Serluden artgelteDt lnb Iid babel Der Sei'
bIlfe Der bebe1tenbften Wtdnner Der @ilenidaft
rno Yrari8 beDtent bate, inter albern fol9enbe
Sdte a1f:
~ SIS aibt nidt nltr fei11e 6arafteriftlden
Spnlptprle fiir bic Sri6inenfrartbeit Der SdNpet>
ne, ipnbern e8 lit ip9ar et1e 9ef0hrbrtn9enoe SIT
f%ecttot mDgltd,, pbre baB irgellp erbeblt1e Nerdr>
b%erilnge1 IN Dem 8efinbeu bteier &biere tpabrSe'
r~tDt1tttell fperpeI.
p Die Sri9inenbalti9teit Der Sdtpeine berma9
eii1elr 1adbaltigsn ullsiiniti9en @infuB auf beren
8D~rpereatpideluug uno NfaitfdRtSfeit nidt aus
%3uiiben.
81 Die S6tpeine fTnrte1 in feiner an6ern 0eiie
bnr6 Sri6iuen erfranfen, al8 pdour1, pab tie
Sleil6 aufnebnte1t, mel6es e6te Sridine1 entbdlt.
Serbd4tig 1T III bieier Stn5i4t oer 8e9eltprrnl
belpnbers iilb eS 9tatten unb Miauie, baber bieiels
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Die in 2pnbon eriGetnenpe peutIAe 3eituna
y6erm1nn" brtn9t inter pbigem Iitel etnen
@uflnb, Dem mir fpl9enbe Steuen entnebmen,
Die gum &Eeil oud gang gut fir uniere- bieii=
gen, peutI1<amerifant1den" <3ultGnbe paiien:
IS 1T cine alte @rfabrun9, baB Elm Golt,
peI6e8 eutreber 9eIeblt6 gar ntGt ant Ietnen
Dfentli6en l3ultdnpen She'll ntmmt, pber
tbatIddltd an elmer pfener, tapferen, frdftt=
gen Gbetlnabme 1er9inbert tptrb, mad 1tnb
na3 ale b6beren SntereIen S%erltert, 1i6 auf
@enuB i'm @rwerb pirft, nnb ben
Abel Der bB6eren NuffaI1nn9
bea 9ebens eerliert. 9te beutl6e
gatiOn bat grade babur6, Dap le Siele Men=
ihenleben 6inDur6 BON Der getbatiaune' an
ltrsm ei9enen @eI9ide fern setalten tpurbe,
Den pttltiterbaften 3ug It6 anee=
irpbnt, Der nun etnmal, letoer, muir 31 tief In
t6r ltedt. Sic Dirt, tpte beute In Berlin unb
gGien BON elmer 9artei, BON elmer Clique rid
IiAt6lps iiber baS @el6tf DeS Bottles belttmmt
Miro, 9rppin5en entredtet, grpBe &ei6e tbrer
SerfaNnn9 b%eraubt, Der gauge gunb Iber
Den 6aufen geltpBen tperpen fam, p6ne baB
ir9enO etn 8ere6tt9ter often, frGftig, tbatld9=
lid fir bas 8eGt NIT alien Nedten, bic benz
@tn3elnen, ben &egterun9en unp Der Naticn
bleiben, %eintritt, lt6rft unD fGrbert bic pbilt=
lterbafte Nlattber3isfeit, Die betm S6Uppen
DratlCnntrt," unp ipenn Der S6pppen leer LIT,
1eim9ebt unD F6 figt uno 16mie9t, bitft unp
l@ift unp Nle6 iber li6 ereeben ldBt.
vg8aS lollen mir tbun 2" fragen Die 8e1e>
rem. Die Nntpprt lit le6r tlar un0 einfa6
uSU i'm 2eben banbeln, pie SIR i'm
gStrtb6bdu1e ratpnntrt." Benn es
lt9 UNI cine Wabl gu elmer &ammer Danpelt,
70 ipeiB Seper i'm @trtbSbaule, trer ppbl Der
redte Wtnnn mare aber i'm @d6l3immer ba'
ben nlr Die 0ent9lten ben Mutb, DEM 6trrn
@mtmann, Dem 8iir9ermeilter %9eseniber, ben
Mfann tbres 5er3ens gu nsnnen, has f6nnte
ptelen Cber jenen S1aben brineen, DEM &rart,
Der Beamten% tellun9, Der @ertltatt einen flet=
nst Gprtbeil ent3teben. $50 eS gilt, fitr etnen
Ntunn ein3utreten, Der 1ein Qeben, feline Sret~
belt fir baa Gplf, fir bic Sretbeit, Die 9Sabr=
belt einlebt, Der wte Sacpbt i'm @efdn9ntB
letne Gplt8< unO 8reibeit6liebe bitBt, pa mall
tet niGt Der bGbere @epanfe, Der DaS Spfer
riidlt6taips ~fprbert, 1onbern Die fletnlt4e
partetriidli6t, Die innere Qln9lt, bab oaS Spfer
benz, Der es 1tA aufteet, lelblt 8erfcl9un9en,
elenbe, tletne NaAtbetle brin9en tonne, Dap
bas Spfer Dem, fur ben eS ptrfen lol, mebr
niiben tGnnte, olS YartetridFGten tbm niBer
mDGteu. l1eberal trttt bic t | e n 9 G@
8 an Die Stele beS 9 ruBen9flt4t >
9ebdnfens, Die q n 8 t Dor peri DnltGem
S6aDen, GerIult, unbefan9en an Die Stede
OeS 9ei1s uper u nbetlS Der Natton.
&ie %trCitlCS uber lol9e 3eiten linb, 70 ltno
lie ltetS bic lebte Stufe BON Der aus Der neber=
gang in etne before 3ett lt@ anbabnt. Die
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gntwarotaana, In welder bic betttl he Station
deaenwGrtiA lett, tpurnlt i'm 6er3en jeDes pets
fenpen GaterlanbSfreunbes. $50 nod etn
8iinf6en eblern Strebens i'm 6erSen bes Gin
selnen rubt, ba labt bic innere @ntrultun9
bieIen 6unfen ntht erlGihen, ba blalt Der
3prn Der S6am ben Sunfen na6 nnp naf
gum Seuer pieper an. Die 3eiten, rp paS pit
lilterbafte, paS ebrlple, Dae lAampOle @etretbe
elmer gtatton gum Dfentli6en Ner9erniB miro,
Iino bic bunfle Na6t, bic nctbpenoi9 gum
Wpreenrrtb ubergebt. Sic Sage, ais Grpm=
ipeQ unp 6amppen bereit8 paS S6tT genie
tbet batten, nm auf Dem lelben Die Sreibeit IN
Neu<gnelano 5u lu6en, neil le an Der 8ret=
belt lit Mlts@n9lan6 perStretfeltsn, rparer
eben 70 tribe, ipte Gette Die pe5 DeutIAer
Bottles; bic SAilperur9en Der Sfentlt9er
3ultdnpe unb Der Gplf8l Trimming jener trlt'
Ben Sage lit bielelbe, wte mir le beute II
OeutI6lanb tpieper baben mitlIen. unb ma.
ber lieeen 1t18 mod bic 3eite,, mp 9(appleor
Ietnen %ei1ernen 8uB auf ben Naden pe8 neut-
I6en Gpltes iebte, tpU in Sa0el per bpbe bel:
fl6e @oel f9 31 ben Soften zines 9terpnt=
mus brdngte, no in Trantfurt eth uOalbers'
finer son benen, Die Bel jeber peutl der
&aiertrGnuns nit Dem 8af e uSt fetn 9al=
BERG Da 2" ais Der @rIte inter ben @rDbter
be,etAnet tpurpen = DEM fran5GlI6en Gm'
pprfSmmlin9 Die Sdleppe naGtrag, ro IN
8erltu uSrDnuna bic er1te Snr9erpFt3t"
war, unO bort auf Der SberF dae etne Sttrt
mun9 terr1Ate, Die Bis gum feisen Serratt
an SeDem fibrte, Der rur lber Die S9mah
bic DeutiAlanO briifte, gu ieuf3en tpa9te
Nt6t Monate porber, che Der Sreiberr oOr
Stein beruFen mar, pen IbrOnN appleons bre:
9en au belfen, tanb er, tpte emit erofntpeu
unb 9ampoen, auf DENT 9unfte, na@ Nmterttt
a1ts3upenpern. = Die Na6t lit bnnfel uni
bauert LANCE, ater lpden mir be8tpe9eh Der,
spetfeln, OaB e5 nidt CUR re@ten Stunoe bod
tpteper Sag tperoen muB !"
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QSard Tabaf!
so Balen l un6 2 @ut, f66n pom QuaIttdt uub Blatt, EN-"
pfna beute pr Steamer unb empfe6It su btltpen pretien
SpIepb S6rBber,
1907 81 @rddrse place ndbe SDutbhr.
Ncue 6on+ BOIL drtn9e.
Der Steenter enpftne ipeben etns fletne pdrtte bonn bies
fd6rteen ganee, BITE i'd. turs .~seneteten Ibnatme befens en-
pfebIe. @.sgg. MCepelt
Oe2O-N 379 0,Ualttuperfr
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@ebetme &ranfDeiten.
Ormmolicbe Sur 9arantirt
Sr. Spfspb Tabtdn.
AfGcn So 900 Slime Strn6e

Stnce J(p. 22S Nlne Str1Be,
PBtGabeIpb a.
Or. Fabian sdranttrt tn ~fclgenben Erdntbetten etnt
f6neue nno eriinpIt&e Sur. Die Dieot8tn 10 r6 BON NIT
ieibt auberettet nnb III b~urdauS fret BON QGedHl6er.
ScDeimc Sratttlcttc1
betberlet @ef6le6ts, 70 ftredlt6 In ibren 8Dleen, tpenn Der
nq6lGiFst u. tpenn ND pen stnem ~erfIbrntn Arttbebanbilt
Selbhbefledung (Onanie),
bsrtr traurtse 9Dlsen It'd ~iunbsfben tn Nfiemut6, nd9tlt4e
@adnen- 6 rstebunetw, S6udbe Der rtdnnIt9sn 3tueuneS'
froft, 6, benS ue6ertrub unb enbltb Nn:Sebrun9. Sun9i
9eute, bic I'D, be1Ien beipu6t fine, fpaten ttb SertraueniSDu
an mid penben. Sd babe Eauftnbe folder un5luG t9en
au tbrer ~friiberen frdftt8en @elunobett 5nrnd9ebra1t cte
Bon dntern tall6 bebanbeIt pter ais ~unPet1sar a~nt9e9eoen
wDrten Fnb.
Srauens& rantbeiten.
Wet6er GGue. biuta BITE nrfl&e dleemetner SOMA
de, u nre9elmdetetett un6 unfru@tbdrtett
unreg m d 6 t9tett
tn Der 1npnatltden @einieun8 pier aanslt9ss Ansbletsen
~ber|lben, elttGpiel ban re!ber urfafe, ntrb tn frenteen "a
gen BON MIR ~berssfeIt pbne nadtbst9t9e 6rISen faf cte @e'
1anbbeit. .x. ~
@ett metner 1~5Idtrtaen Yrdris In bteft8sr Stdet base 10y
mid bsupiI1tIi6 nit Der Setaneluhe pbt6er Trentpetlen
~beIbdhtet unb bdrin BITE eldn3enbfsn @stuItate er5tflt.
Muswdrtige 8atienten
f5nnen BON mir ~tebnnbelt perben, pent tie MFR tpren SuF
So Strenefe @triSwtesentett ptrb suseT4ert.
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
No. 228 Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa.
(fdn15iO
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gertauf bon SubFftens Stores
uno Ieeren SplliS.

Oefientli6er gertauf bon Subften3 Stores
uno leeren Coils.
office Dep Commit Of SubftH.
QSdfhtnetcn, DC 9 S0nuar 1866.
Wuffcra SubTfert Dsprt in a~ltrantrto. @a., Icuen am
0tAcniid8 q. Sanuar Is 6 ~foleente IbsrFafTse SubRhsni
glitter cn ben We'abtstsnttn ~ssrtauft ptrben
@t8tn $4,000 9flnb GOrn tn Mebrsn, In 900 Sdden,
Eerner BON Subffent @Ittrn:
@e9en $4,000 gfurb Brtnen,
235 BufbsI GUrnmebt,
5000 plumb q d nfen,
ASS ~ SPED,
169 n e~ep6teites &tntfttfG.
Naur nod
@e9sn 3t0O 8feifb.8dHtr,
25 NfehI DO
30 Safee to
IA Dttsfes pnb Is fig b
10000 pGrtbrpt.Rifen,
179 9iht DO
500 Soften bn
nebff elmer WienBe pUn Hetien unb @pber.
@eftnern9en: gddr In &esieruneSfpn6s betnr 1ttfaufe,
q. BelI,
lltdn6mll Wfdipr nnb 6 6 u gu.
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Gpr1te cticut @eee xabafl
400 Stfen bte fetnfttn %aSrapper. Trrtldtt u. @tnIdee en-
tStne iDeEen uni pfertrt tn erpBfn unb tletnen Ydrtten a
Dttberrerldufsr unb BET t~tnseluen &tfen
Spfepb S6rDber,
{13pt 81 @rbduee place Rdbe @puto .
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8erfauf BON suridgebaltenen 8fercen.


Quarttermttfers Office,
rafbtnetpr, 3. G., ZEN IL. Deibr. 1855.
Der @tneral' Quarttsrmetfer Der &rmse befietit, baS aut
Nt9terun1S-Yterbc nun tn 9leStprD, 3. G., an BEN 61hhs
btetenteN teriauft trsrSen.
Tie Serfdafe trerten tater tn @ tesbprp, . e., aatts
fnbtn en- rdtfsn
9onnertas, ben IA. DECEMBER 1855
~bt8trnen ude tpsrbsn an iebem earduf fpIgenben D terfGa
unb . Dnnerfd9 ~forteefsst, bs QUE bertauft fns.
@tn g'rct pirt bic ee&ate Stra6en @erite jeSe etunts
am 8frf1ufetde p rIaHsn.
Steie gterbs ftnb NIT eorsialt au8stfudt wCrOen unb Fnb
better. BENIN a0e DO Der gum Veffduf Guec bstenen.
"a ntrten hisIstbsn e~tnSeln pertauft. Der gsrtauf btstnnt
I'M. 10 utr nrprsens.
gtrtauf8. gebiusunsen - Baur In Der. @taoten @cIb.
SdmeS u. &ttn,
8reS. Srts. General tn hdree
Uan5-3D 1. Dis. 3. W. q. OIL
@ertauf BON iberfliiIigen @pupernement8
20 Wauleieln.
<nY-IZ in satem SHaanS unS srau4bar.
~@@@ Sffce tes @F. Q..TeiferS.
WiImtneton, GEL, 2. San. 1866.
am 8rsttag 5. Son.; 5rettos II. San 8rstas, 10. San;
5rttta9, 70. San. perhen In Nilmtnetsn, Del, duf 6ientS
lt4er Verftetgerun9 Serfauft:
400 quite uno brau6bdre WauleieI,
100 an tetem Sage hes @erfdufs.
@s merten bic 8dufer ~tefpueerS tarduf aufmertIdm e-
nraht out bic euten @tGenf6aften bteier WduIefrL, mtidc Srn
gutter @r6Be, In sutern 3uifdnee, ietr frprnm unb gut etree.
tdbren nob, tneent ~tieieiben hcr ueberIbuB BON @eIpdnu
wtauleeln hes @aftingtUn 3eprts fnO.
Die Gbtere werfen etnjeln Serfauft.
Yer 8ertauf te9innt nm 10 llEr Itpreens.
acknowledgement en-: 8aar In 9. st @el6.
Iuf SefeRl ppn Srep 8rts Sen. Sas 6 @ttn,
l. Dir. 8 N ..
s $ 9aIIdaber
Gd4-26) Capt unb VI 8 ID.
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&Ohlcn gum &Olienpreis

1915 &nblcm gum &%Oitenpreis $12
Die .Gpn Iumenten untpn @pmpasute- bat ben Yreis be
&cblen ami 1915 pr. Spnne BON 2240 pfo. tIr Snbfert
bsnten ertbbt. Sn SpIee Ter &rb5bun8 Der BraHt TT pte-
IeS ~srrldufts Der 6pltenpret8.
Burger SUmmt unb f~ubIcribtrt auf tteien StpG. sir
beripreden @ua BITE befen GcBlen, rel6e In ben Ntattt
tOntren, es 1T nod eth f&erer Snpefement, welaeS t@
better i~uteteffrt, nlS 7I30er.
Der @etdtlprcsS bfr &S5len betrdet G12 90 pr. Eonne,
ntt elmer StGsrbeit etnes ~bdlbtSsn S~tetssn8.
SaIttnprern beRe6t unb Bite etrttee Gpnpaente, wel6er ter
Dader unb aouttranSpprt eIetd3ettte 3ur %Werfugun9 febt.
Nettentnbaber, wsIGe bie 8pblen ni6t brauher, iSnncn
5tefe burG bic @Ompa6nte Strfaufen lafen weIdle bic grD-
ite, D%tbibenben bsr bonn Uerfauf lberfafF8er Spblen cnt-
i~prtneen, surud3abIen.
Observation-Disclosures Nr. 80 Btbblstr.
canal 6pbGenbp Of: I'm Jase Der GarpItnefr,
@r. 45 SO. Sapetteitraee.
& mes &. 6 t;t.e,n SamesB +. YurptS,
SER. 9rdf. (rob IS
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8ei@e 9Gu8tpabI DDm KeffzGefSenfen!

TtSICDe NNuSIUWDA OUEa RSHHEH+
aDtr bnben xun ten arb6ten NIB Ser du$aewdtIten gcr-
rats BON gDstbrG6l8- @tfdenttr ser FINALS benz 9ubliturt
%baraabCten puIke urS Qne. bic ppr lprthen, rtrsen gswtf er
paf'ntes @efhent fur bic 5sRtdae fnpen.
Infer 2aser beftbt :un 36ett Gus
SptepeIn, @Spttnen Natmen, RupFer uns Stdtlft1en,
S6ribpstf, Grave parerte, @Ia6ttlber rnb
@dldntette QDoareu trr grpBsr 0erf6tfberbstt.
Die 8ilber @aaerit 1T lem putlttum urent9elslt6 etbh-
net bic 3um l. Sanuar 1866.
@Sc6sn ertaiten aauIBaa'S SGGnRrattO-
n n gu @6tbe'S QDsrfen.
7ut1etY D Il GDdp,
~(2ibe1mtl MOsdt bsn gs17les uns Eape te Str
01te0erlaee Don 3nnn>NrtifeIn,
unb Depot fir
Seine Hno 9~emdblte ~litbD9rupb. &lnitperte,
stH q unb tn 8arbsr.
Stets an 5anb uno ouf BeReannB aueeferttst.:
0efI,nsz Msb %%feilersg piceeI,
2pfas Unc 2lrmsxiidJe,
feline eer9ptSete Jidbn1erI
unb aut %rttisl hte gu etnfm @tobt'fem:nt erfer GIofs s-
bSren. Wfeiue @turi6tune aur Nnfert'eans Obtser @e8nee
Rdnte fest mid in ten Stont, metnsn @Gunern b~eIonber
80rtpstlc gu %Btrdtren.
9erehuuneen tir Dbt6s Irtttsl, fcpte 'ur 9ias"gGatten
lIr StDres nnt 2Dpbrb1uisr psrNen ~6eltsfert.
Cine GctndIbes @Gnerte ~ mtt 5era Gtpre oeTbureer.
9ore& Ttaerr
(31ntt idI) Ns "a. FGItFntcrsar
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Y(Cft5
WCft5
fir 8erIenber bur6 grpreB.

GUl0dfensSamiGieR
tSnnea tbre NnfPri&s fir
0ano0eloer, Solo, 4Scn1iCt u1o PriIens
oeloer
trpmp ~ epIItettrt erbd n.
GbenID Ruffdnbe BON Sob. rel9e fir Offttere ber Gt'
NEE unb GOnrimr f1nia Rnb. Wan tenbe fG an
Tgin. .. Sin,
gr. 10 goef Ta~settetr., Baltimore.
Stbe NuSfunft ptrb unentselbltd ertbetIt.
R@- Nnfrcsen BON dusparts mufen cinen Ypf-5 sanip
ntbaIttn fur bic MnttcDrt. tMpr12tI)
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Trau Sttiltc TritfdD,0 cnee.

6eute Ntenp I'M 6rOnttraBen Gbeater :
OrttteS Debut Der 6rau 6rttlA>@enee.
Nabere6 IN Der Nn3et9e.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-04-03
State of Y. CarOIina, MeckIenDurg
County.
In Equity-7o Spring Term, 1866.


Violet W. Alexander vs.. NJ B. Taylor and others.
This is Attachment to subject the interest of
the defendant Taylor, in the partnership effects
of the firm of J. NJ Sanders Il Co, his Stock in the
Charlotte & Railroad Co, and his interest in the
Town Lots constituting the Steam Tannery, to the
payment of the plaintiffs debt and it appearing
to the Master, the affidavit Of the plaintiff, that
the defendant, Taylor, is not resident of North
Carolina, it is therefore ordered by that pubca
ton be made in the Western Democrat, newspaper
published in the town of Charlotte for six weeks,
notifying said defendant TO be and appear at the
next Court of Equity to be held for said county of
Mecklenburg, at the Court House in Charlotte,
the 9th Monday after the 4th Monday in February,
\ d 1866, and then and there to plead answer or
demur to the plaintiffs said Bill, otherwise judg-
ment pro confesso will be entered against said Tay
lor and the Courts usual proceedings taken thereon
Witness, Williamson, Clerk and Master of
said Court. at Charlotte, March 81, 1866
ll-6t x. c. WILLIAMSON, c. & NJ. z.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

& & NJ f.
New Spring Goois-T II Brcm.
Cotton Seed for S.tle-John NJ Potts.
New Spring Good,-Eias and Cohen
Cheap Cash Store-W Boyd y Co.
Not:ce-John + lleke, Attorn V.
New Lines of SteaMShpS-Wort h X Daniel AGENTS
Wilmington, y G.
Attorneys at Law-Eance, Dowd Johnston.
Cotton Cards-Koopmann Phelps.
Music Store-Prof. Maurice, Greensboro, c.
James River Insurance Coo W Downing, Agent.
Notice to Shippers-Wil Il Weldon Railroad.
House for Rent Butt.
Spring Goods arringer, Wolfe Co.
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MTJSIG-

PROF. r. B. MAURICE, of Greensboro, n. c.,
respectfully informs the public that he has opened
n MUSIC STORE in Greensboro
Having received the best and most complete cotlec
ton of Music, he is prepared TO fill orders which
may be sent to hin. The selections consists of:
New Songs and Ballads, with Piano and Guitar
accomplishments Marches, Quick-Steps, Polkas
Schotfishes, Mazurkas, Waltzes Melodies for two
four hands, with or without variations Overt1res.
Exercises Gems Of Operas Melodies by the best
and most popular composers, such as Grade, Hun
ten, Mozart, Balfe, Mack Meyerbeer, CIamer, Wal
lace, &c. Instructors and Piano Forte Primers.
Catalogues of New Music sent free application
Music sent by mail the expense being two cents for
every four ounces. Persons at distance will find
this conveyance saving of time and expense in
obtaining supplies. Any Music or Books will be
sent by mail on receipt of the marked price.
Address T. B. MAURICE,
April D. 1866 ct Greensboro, n G
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SEVERE BUT JUsT.-The Louisville Journal,
edited by Prentice, thorough Union man, thus
speaks Of Gov Parson Brownlow of Tennessee:
"Thc Ith-mouthed Brownlow, CT Tennessee,
has addressed a letter to Hon. William ID. Kelly,
the negro suffrage member of Congress from
Philadelphia in which he bitterly denounces
PresideGt johnson aud his great restoration
policy, and represents the condition OF Tonnes
extremely deplorable. The letter is to
us the source of two-fold pleasure In the first
place, the very fact that Brownlow denounces
the President and his policy is strong evidence
in itself that both the President and his policy
are wise and just: and secondly, the fact that
the people Of Tennessee are not acting In accord
ance with Brownlow S wishes proves concluSiVcly
that they are acting just as patriotic people
should. We should greatly suspect the proprety
Of any measure which Brownlow approved, and
question the integrity Of any people whom
Brownlow praised
at has been our rule for many years. when
reading anything. from the pen of this consum-
mate humbug, to reverse every statement made
by him, in order to reach the truth. He has
never been known to state fact or principle
CORRECTLY The intense hatred and contempt in
which he and his peculiar followers in Tennes-
see are helt by the people, are deserved to the
fullest extent They entitled to the unmiti-
gated scorn Of every honest man in the State "
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No RETROGEADING.-Pres johnson, in
reply to delegation from New Jersey who wait
ed on him the other day, said:
Il do not know, gentlemen. that | can make
any reply t" the complimentary manner in which
you have addressed me and to the sentiments and
principles set fourth in your resolutions than to
refer you to my public acts. You must take
them rs my reply or any speech that / light
make. must however, thank you most fervent-
~ for the encouragement You have given me-
For we are occupying position now that needs
encouragement from those VIII" are DESTROYS of
maintaining the first and original principles of
tho government. My line of policy is, l think
nm>takable and Lave advanced too far in life
to make any retrograde movement: ! can make
no step backward and hope you will find that
the generous confidence you have given me has
not been MISPLACED. can say no more; but
thank you. gontlemcu,'
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CHARLOTTE MARKET, April 2, 1866.

Cotton has been steadier for the past week than
for the previous weeks, the fluctuations not be-
ing more than cent either up or down We no.
tice sales of 1873 bales during the week at from 20
to 221 cents specie, and rs to % currency. few
bales were sold on Saturday at 2l3 specie.
Flour Sl4 to SIS per barrel Corn ST As to 81 so,
Peas 81 35 to ST. 40 Seed Oats 81 Is, Bacon ISL to
IT cents Corn Whisky and Apple Brandy dull at
So 25 TO 81 so. Gold ia TO 1873.
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GIFT ENTERPRISE SwINDLERs.-M"st of the
gift enterprise jcwery dealers of New York are
to advertise for them unless the cash accompa-
MES the order. We have been sold by several of
the rascals but we defy them to get US again
Raleigh Progress.
We are constantly receiving advertisements
from the North (of all kind>l accompanied by the
request to publish them and forward bills, but
burn them fast as received. If all newspapers
IN the South were to require advance payment
Tor Northern advertisements. it would he much
hett"r for publishers. The Northern Advertise
ing Agencies are about as great >wimdlcs Us the
''Gift EnterpriSc'' men,
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STEAMSHIP LNEs.-It will be by adver-
tisemens in this paper that Steamship lines have
been established between Wilmington and New
York and Wilmington and Philadelphia. Messrs
Worth s. Daniel, at Wilmington, n. c.. the
Agents for these lines. They enterprisng
merchants, and will give prompt attention to
shipments by these lines Daily freight trains
run on the Wilm. & Weldon Railroad. so that
goods sent forward to GodSboro the next day
after they received at Wilmington by steamer.
The Wilmington Dispatch says:
There n" less than seven steamships ply
irg between Wilmington and the cities of Balti
more. Philadelphia and New York. besides an in
definite number of sailing vessels This looks
like business. and still we hear complaints of dull
times" Just wait until next Fall, if you wish to
what a trade Wilmington can control. We
expect to get our Liverpool line in operation
then. and the foreign, added to coastwi,e
trade, will indeed, make city
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Philo Chase of Litchfeld Connecticut, died
few days ago, aged seventy FIVE. For the last
twenty five years his daily diet has been three
pints of milk and one of wbiskey. He adopted
this diet from conviction that solid food injured
him