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r-Torns MsxsrRs or TaE vmorSrA AdRr.
CULTURAL. SooiErY.-Thc members Of tho
State Society who desire certificates for
their return home will call on the Secrc-
tary at the corner Of Main aud Ninth
afraafR
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CENTRAL RAILROAD CoaPASY.-The an
nual meeting of the Central Railroad Com
pany was held In this city yesterday. Colo
mel EDMUND FoNrArSE was elected presi-
dent of the company by reclamation.
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iFs ys'' THE WsIG.--It was announced In yes-
ss 81, terdsys Wig thst arrangements bad bean
'is;af sss maAe lof Is future publication which
~ ri Ss,s NJ tstss ~ :. ~ n:
.aSTsay 1s1nrs 81 these srcngemsntj Hiil II md
tsows = slsw dsyp,
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NJ ATTENTION, LADIES.-We wish to In
form the public that the firm of O. N. WALKER
co. has succeeded r. G. STBPHESs as the agent
for the sale OF the celebrated GROVER BA-
KER SEWING MACHINE, which they offer to
the public at Baltimore prices. Wishing to keep
southern trade in the hands OF southern men, they
have opened an establishment at 52l Broad street,
Richmond, for all kinds OF MACHINE sEWlNd.
such "a mantilas, coaks, dresses, and all kinds OF
wearing apparel, at prices to suit the times. With
the instructions Of Mr.. Walker, any lady can and
will be proud Of sewing machine which lessons
the hours OF toll. G. N. WALKER & CO.,
mole sal Broad street, Richmond. d
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EOR RENT, the STORE and GEL
Il LAR on Main street, north side, with -
gas and water on the premises. t.:H
Also, the STORE and DWELLING on the .EE.l&
corner of Main and Twenty third streets In good
order, containing six rooms, with good kitchen
and stable gas and water on the premises.
Also, the BRICK DWELLING with four rooms,
with G good kitchen, coal and wood house, water
in the yard, on the north side Of Main street be-
tween TweEty- second and Twenty third streets.
, Also, the DWELLING on the corner of Main and
Eighteenth Streets over the store OF NJ Baer, con-
tanning ten rooms, recently put in complete order,
suitable for TWO small families or a boarding
house, being contiguous to the market, with gas
and water on the premises. For terms, apply TO
NEIL McCuRDEY, on Grace between Twenty
fourth and Twenty fifth streets, or No. 2ol3, be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty fret streets.
Doa2-ts
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TOR RENT OR LEASE, a LARGE
II DWELLING HOUSE, on Franklin street -
between Fourth and Fifth streets. 1t Is In "a
thorough repair. having been recently III
painted, papered, &c. 1t has all the modern i'm
provsme nts with gas and water, al will be let TO
good tenant al moderate rates for one year, ora
longer term if desired. For terms applyto
SAMUEL B. RAGlAND,
Canal street between First and Second.
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Bye. c. Hsnes, Auctioneer,
Seventh street between Broad and Marshall.

EOR SALE PRIVATELY THE
Il GOOD WILL, FIXTURES, and License Of
the house known as the "GREEN HOUSE No.
s5e Sixth street. between Broad and Nar.hall,
with the unexpred LEASE un.ii the hrst OF Jang.
ary, 1853.
lishmens OF the kind In the neighbOfhuoi, and
sold only because the owner j. about 10 change lis
business.
Parties wishing TO purchase can eNsmtrs the
premises by app!yingt to &C. hAHE>,
AuchunstE.
III not sold before sATURDAi NEXT n will
then DO offered ut 10 O'Clock, without receive, {"
the highest bidder. &C. hANE,.
nal-tdH Auction
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y Tventy-dpllari cosntsrfsis, o. the n,
sossi Aaak q fostlsnAs Coan., 90 u
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sN Nh, HAxALL hes returned to the city,
and NAV he found nj his residence, corner Sixth
and arsee streets. Cfass On Sixth street
n z7-7
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY yALUABLELITTLE FA RM
Y CALLED SEVEN OAKS, OF TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES, NEAR TREE HILL, FOR SALE AT AUG
TJON We will sell at auction, on the premises
on FRIDAY the 23i November, at a o'clock 7;
the very valuable little FARM OF Is ACREs
cal led Seven Oaks, near Tree Hill, and adjoining
Captain Kennedy formerly Robert stylis), Ut
Banks, +. stearns, and others.
This place Is situated on or near the osborne
turnpike, within less than two miles Of the city
and In full view. Its situation Is beautiful All
the buildings on the place have been burned
TERAs: AT sale. GRUBBS 4 VILLA ANS.
mn II Auctioneers.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, at Mechanicsville, a
II BLACKSMITH SHOP, and all the N
TOOLS with the same, including NEW G,,,1
BELLOWS. The iron work required for al 49,
work done by two wheelwrights will be given to
the shop. Also, a BOOT and SHOE SHOP. just
completed. A good workman can do well-no bu-
siness Of the kind nearer than Richmond
Apply to J. g. LuMPklN,,
at Mechanicsville, FIVE miles from Richmond.
no 23-At
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
r V. SUNDBERG,
o.. MAHUPACTURER OF
LOOKING GLASS, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE
FRAMES,
No. soi MAIN STREET, SECOND DOOR ABOVE NINTH
established 1854,
and awarded the Silver Medal for Gilt Frames At
the Virginia Mechanics Institute, 1858.
have resumed the FRAME and GLIDING BUsl-
NESS, and am prepared to
FRAME PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVlNGs IN
EVERY STYLE, AND
REGILD OLD FRAMES, TO CLEAN AND VAR
NIsH OIL PAINTINGS,
TO MOVE, PACK, AND HANG LoohlNd-
GLASSES AND PAINTINGS.
All orders will receive the sirictest attention.
Business cards framed at the very lowest price.
no GIT -
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctior..r,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agsp,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
By Harrison, 6oddin 4 Apperson, Auc,ions.n
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agsl.

Bankers Brokers' ana neal Estate Agent
THE VERY NALUABLE FARM,
i IN KING WILLIAM COUNTY, on rag
MATTAPONI RIVER TEN MILES AB0rEWEr
POINT, CALLED HUNTINGTON, CONTAINING
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, FOR SALE We ,ls
authorized by the present owner b. sell tbs'gs.
going valuable estate, formerly owned by th.as
Thomas Gregory, adjoining the lands 81 Wiala
Brook, General Lee, MI. johnson, and o,Ash
about 300 acres OF open land, balance In WOOD ini
timber, embracing some fne ship timbeElgt
large quantity Of cord wood The soil j. eres.hli
for wheat The land Is perfectly level aud sh.gt
hfiy feet above the river. Tho Improvement e..
sisf Of n LARGE BRICK DWELLING. with marie
mantels-cost originally about 400, 600, aud 'a al
now out OF repair, IL j. supposed that by eXpzitS
81 600 the same could be made comfortable. Th.is
Il large barn. smoke house, dairy, and k''taa.
The LAID has been rented ont for many yes'', All
has partially gone down. Its nne access ~ 'ns
river, which Is nayigable for steamboat and AL.
ing vessels and It's nearnsss TO the ork River '.
road should CONNIE nd II to those seeking pfotla'
bio Investment Ia nne estate. As the owner r..
sides I'm a remote county, and has no uss ~ The
farm he has authorized TO sell II al what i 70.
gArded great sacTthce,
Mr.. Francis Martin who resides about two miles
from the farm will show all the boundaries 20 ny
person wishing TO view IL. Apply 10
HARRISON, GODDiA APPEEs"S,
no2l-3t hncAon'.s
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ADJUSTMENTS.

I
NEW THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE RIcHINes
-, SRA Na9 ENGLISH Opera SAAprcrRRss
" W. q J DfETsIea DIRECTOR:
az e os evening last viii
pssted Flotows grand opera OF
MARTHA; -..0..H +.
-. presenting the same strong caste.
SATURDAY xeysmsef an sspss sYc az ys,s:
D Dsng % his n. Ill a Se stage
pI psG Gs OF and oshsIa ssa fAfs
isry, ase; private boxes, 90 and sis; x,.,,.,
Exchange Tickets for sale at the principal hotels
Doors open st7: overture at u. no Sit
T ECTURE. BEFORE THE YOUNG
LMEN'S CHRISTIAN Ass0CIATI0N..Th
KEW. J. L. NJ. CURRY, President Of Howard Col
Ssio ssG ssaiIs
ab on a
Second Presbyterian church REV. DIR. Hoge's),
Eh street sSp
CHRIsTiAN." Tickets for sale at the door, d,ss'
and book stores. no ..-tt-
An EVENING WITH MODERN
"A AUTHORS. READING IN PROSE AND
POETRY, by Rev. NOAH HUNT SCHENCK, at the
Lecture room Of st. James church, FRIDAY EVE.
MING November %, 1866, at half-past o'clock,
for the benefit OF St. Marks church.
.....s PART /.
!. Songs OF Seven. ."......"'.....Jean lngelow.
2. The Town Pump. ......... ........ HaWIhorhe
Eons Tong Paw ....".......v.....pr;.:pi odnn.
s. Arsenal at Springfield. .Longfellow.
D. Oacdal hnou'
pARTJI
!. New Years Hans Anaerson.
D. The Cry of the Children. Mrs. Browning.
L. Nocturnal Sketch. ...Hood.
g. How They Brought the Good
News from Client to AK. go Robert Browning.
Q. The Closing e.."............"......;;R Read
Polly
A MUSEMENTS.-L FAIR
IA FOR SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
nj Ssi asa
MENTS OF ALL KINDS. Meals at any hour.
Doors open from II A. n. to II p. N. no .a-et
METRO OLITA HAIL.
QUIsT, with his MAMMOTH GIFT EXHIBITION.
DAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY,
FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, November 10. 20, 81,
%, %, and q. SIX NIGHTS ONLY. Two GRAND
GIFT MATINEEs on WEDNESDAY and SATuR-
YER PLATED TEA SETS and a variety Of useful
articles Admission, fifty cents gallery, twenty
Ave cents. Doors open at half-paste Q. Commence
Ticket Office open all day at the Hall. No extra
charge for secured seats. no H-H
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WANTS.

UTANTED.-A graduate Of several
w years experiences desires SITUATION as
teacher. Address Stating full particularly
A. T. d.,
NO q3-ts Sussex Courthouse, Va.
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AUCTION sA44Es-THIs DAY.
Il By Isbsll 4 Davis,
Real esta's Agens ard Aurtionsers,
opposite -potswo0d Hoiel.

GALE OF vALUa BILE REAL FS-
- TSTE rs AsHLAND.- BY virtu. OF decree OF
the Circuit Cour Of Hsnriee c"nn,y, rendered IN
the 10Th day Of September. 1850, In the nit Of aud
son etc. &c. X. Montgomery, guardian Of T..
Hudson, lmuells avis, and others, tn under
AL ned will sell a. pnbli auction. the premises,
an FRI JAY tho 2sa day of Nov Inber, 1.sS III far,
N not the frat fair day thereafter, all thrt certain
io or parrel of LAND lying In the town 81 Ash.
land belonging to The 1ildren Of Martha h. Davis,
contsin, ny u Il ACRE, be the same nor. or less
The said lot has on II comfortable DIVE ling with
four rooms and the necessary out buildings, and
IL located i'm a very desirable part OF the town
Persons desiring to see the place before day Of
sale will apply to myself or 70 Mr.. John u. Taylor,
who resides very near said lot
TERMS OF SALE: Ons.third Of the purchase mo.
ney to be paid cash, one.third In twelve months,
and the remaining ons-third In two years ron
dav ~ sale the purchaser executing bonds with
approved security for deferred payments, 70 bear
interest from day Of sale, and the title TO be re-.
tained until the whole purchase money Is paid.
-. q. X. MONTGOMERY, Guardian:
IsBELL & DAVIS, Auctioneers. no. y
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

STRAYED OR STOLEN, on the gth
- instant, from my residence on Leigh .ysT9
and Tenth streets. PALE RED 10" ~N,z.AV
with white down the back and legs and H ~
under the belly, Of medium size, Win $500 -
neat horns and tail. suitable reward VII. -
given for her recovery. , e,r-u
no 23-ts O. D. 'H' -.
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r OST.-Supposed to have been burnt
l 4 Ins,ha Richmond IRE, April %, 1885, CENT
PICATE No. lis3, for three shares American d.,rr-
graph Comrany's stock, Issued to JAhks a, r,sti
fESOy June H. 1851. The public are WhLL..
acaipst purchasing the same. as applica.I"p n"'
has n made for a new certificate. &C 80
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN from Inc
y subsc ribsr . large COW, u red. EgIg
dish color, with wide-spreading bofhs' sVEN
She has a white streak down the I'D. I'LL
die OF her back and white breast .n,s ~ con
try. liberal reward Wal Do gave"
turn to the subscriber. 2 pIcKIssOs
no Isis - D.
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T1HE SARATOGA, FOR NE" 20
viii leave Rockets d o'sisSs AES
70. HokkOw lsssardsy, AoSs<
u pssssnsep assiring u. can occupy
nat bsrshs TONIGHT. .,,.A.
Her accom- modstions are sneaaa
Freight received TOD N -,
no Ait GARNET =. WATsoH, -
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SHIPPING.

NOR NEW YORK.--ATL a
FCoIsf NAIL srBAAsHlp I'm
CoNPANY.-The new and s!,ssH fN
side. " heel steamship Abe Iii
lave her wharf at Rockets FRipAi A
Noyembsr Esd, al q o'clock 10 thsiE
Pssssngsrs Win please be ganesss.s !, sJIs!s.rss'
Z Por freight or to secure ucksn .pp.ys
i,.e Cary w. w:
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TOST. BETWEEN THE SPOTS
i WOOD HOTEL and Richmond and DanVl.Is
Railroad depot, yesterday, 4 MASONIC BhbAsI'
PIN, shaped Ike a trowei. The finder Will rIsa's
leave IL at this Office and receive suitable r.
ward. ho'.-'s
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EOR RENT, a neat COTTAGE RESI-
Il DENCE with FIVE rooms, with all neces- -
sary ont houses and well Of excellent wa fmH
ter In the yard, on Grove road, Sidney, just -
beyond the old Fair Grounds. Can be rented by a
good tenant for $40 per month by applying to
A. K. COURTNEY,
no 2l--st Wing Building.
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NOR RENT. the large WA r E.
E HOUSE In LIBBY Buildings formerly oe. -
eupied BY q. Posssssion given Immediately, E::;8
essi'se' 10 ''h' PHfGkR, HARTsooKk Co.,,
ivAn - Fourteenth street.
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and Brown Tor the same .-.g-.
THANKS TO THE CLERK. a I
A vote Of thanks was passed for the etfi-
Client manner In which the clerk had dis
CHARGED the duties of his Office, and Mr..
John B. Bigger, the clerk, acknowledged
the compliment in few words, IN winch
he declared that II was pleasure and an
honor 90 perform the service he had rem
dered to the farmers Of Virginia. - ,.2
THE C0NCLUsi0N. aisaFi ~
There being no business before the Con.
vention, the thanks Of the body were ten
dered to the president for the able manner
10 which he had presided over their de-
alterations. ~ ~ =
The motion TO adjourn having been made,
the preddant addressed feeling and feiici-
tous valedictory 10 the Convention feyen
an abstract Of which we have no time 10
insert q this hour--ll o'clock), and de-
clared the body adjourned sine die. ! 3
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snmes that rates upon the Albany and
Boston line should be reduced from seren
to hoo dollars per tom, with . corresponding
reduction in passenger fares. He further
proposes that the State. as provided In
their charters, shall purchase the lines be-
tween Boston and Albany, reduce the
schedule Of prices to oase-sizth, and place
the management Of the roads under the
control Of the Boston Board Of Trade.
We have here an example Of the vigi-
lance Of the representatives Of . great and
snterprising community in watching and
projecting their interests, and the length
'tc~hich they viii 80 to remove obstruc-
tiqns and burthens hurtful to their trade.
Here We suissr. ffom railroad discrimins.
tions and want Of accommodation !; and
We have no body pf men TO look into the
/ snh3sct, = the Beston Board Of Trade have
Aone. Rnts apart nom this, the city, end
ths atsts 4 oppressed With heavy charges
I NJ ttAuspostation. Reduce thea. and
I pssanction wni be stimulated ana the
Teventes a the rAilrcsds increased rh.,
4 Ntll profit upon reasonable redrc.,on ~ !.
/ Bat II the old policy Is puryusd thsrs
viii peithss be aincrease Of cara mn,
"incresse Of revenue"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-18

In Cabarrus county, the 2lst of June, il sse r,
son of and Margaret Cannon, aged months
and IS days.
See how he takes them in his arms,
With smiles upon his face,
And says His kingdom is of such,
By free and sovereign grace. pd
In Cabarrus county, on the 7th of July, Margaret
Cannon, wife of NJ Cannon, aged 81 years.
Hear what the voice from Heaven proclaims,
For all the pious dead
Sweet is the Saviour of their names,
And soft their sleeping bed.
They die in Jesus and are blest,
How calm their slumbers are,
= From sufferings and from sin released,
And freed from every snare. pd
In .his county, on August lst James Harris Can
non, in the 18th year of his age. Those dlspensa-
tions of Gods providence which cut down in the
very morning of life the brightest and best orna-
ments of our race, to Us truly mysterious. A
youth of greater promise than our lamented friend
has rarely fallen. In him combined with
talents of high order all those noble virtues which
command both respect and admiration. His pur-
pose was to qualify himself for as great usefulness
as possible by liberal education, and the attain
ments which be had already made folly justified
every hope Of success entertained by his friends
But the messenger came and found him ready
With cheerful acquisscenee in the will of God be
babe adieu to earth and all his glittering prospects,
and hi. soul sank into sweet and placid calm.
"Hope looks beyond the bounds of time,
When what we now deplore,
= Shall rise in full immortal prime,
pd1 And bloom to fall no MORE" tCoN
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VI WASHINGTON, Sept. Is.


There were riotous demonstra at the Presi-
Gen's reception In Pittsburg, on Thursday night
ne party lett there this morning. Secretary Sew
ara was TOO unwell TO accompany them, but will
ieaFe IN the next train, and arrive in Washington
(to-day) Saturday
Ihe bridge at johnson, Pa, broke down this
morning with a crowd OF persons who assembled to
see the PRESIDENT They fell twenty feet, and il is
reported that twelve were killed and 90 wounded.
Inc New FORK Herald, which has hitherto firmly
supported the President, in e-day's issue pro-
noanees his plan reconstruction failure, and
moreover says his generous action to the late
voted states has been accepted by that people as
covering a license for sanguinary outrage against
poor negroes and abolition yankees; and that the
grand SVEN, which commenced in Maine, will sweep
tue who're country as against the Presidents policy
lIhe Herald has been bribed by the radicals.
NEW YORK. Sept 15.-Gold 1443; Gotten
firm, Uplands 331 Orleans $50 to 36-Crop ac-
counts unfavorable. Wheat dull, to OTIS low
er. Flour dropping.
D1sTREssING.-We learn that a few DAYS ago,
at a large wedding which took place in Person
County. owing to the preparation of custard. &c,
in brass kettles, or from some other canse, a
number of persons were made sick, some serious
ly, and it is reported that some have died. His
Honor, Judge Reade, attended the wedding. and
we regret to learn that he was considerably in
disposed for several days. but is now we'll. We
state the particulars we hear them Raleigh
Sentinel.
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THE S. G. CoURTS.-Gov. Orr of South Caro-
lima. i'll his late Message to the Legislature, re-
commends some changes in the Judicial system
of that State, which would like to see adopted
in this State. Instead of keeping vagabond
criminals confped in Jail at great expense to the
county. it would be better to give them a speedy
trial and punishment. The Governor says:
II recommend that the sittings of the (Dstrict)
Court be quarterly, "ftener, if necessary that
all misdrmeanors and felonies now punishable by
fine, imprisonment or whipping. by whomsoever
committed. be tried in that Court that all felo-
MES punishable by death, including the different
degrees of homicide. be tried by the Court of
General Sessions; that the offices of grand jury
be dispensed with in the District Court. and de-
PENDANTS tried on indictment without preSentment
or true bill that. with the consent of the parties
in civil cases, or of the defendant in criminal
cases the presiding Judge may hear and deter
mine any cause or Indictment without the inter
vention of petit jury that the petit jury shall
consist of twelve, and the ycnire of eighteen :;
that in of the acquittal of the defendant, the
Judge be authorized to certify, if in his opinion
the facts justify it, that the prosecution
frivolous or groundless. and when such certificate
is given that the prosecutor be liable for all the
costs incurred; that other security to prose-
cute be required by Magistrate from COM
Pia'nant than his own reeognizance; and that the
jury be paid for their services by a fee taxed on
each case they may try
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-18

In this town, on the 9th inst, by the Rev. j. F.
Butt Mr. James Crammo nds to Miss Laura Kenelly.
In this county, on the 7th inst, by the Rev A
Andrews, Mr. Henry Barley to Mrs Martha V
Kernes.
In Salisbury, on the l. 9th inst, Mr. John W. Nc
Kenzie to Miss Mary Bruner, daughter of Mr. J
Brpner. Also on the ll;h, JULIUS Colt of Sumter
District c, to Miss Euphrosine Shaver, daughter
Of John bShaver, Esq
In Cleaveland county, on the 9th inst, Mr.
Dobbius to Miss Nancy A Bridges. Also, on the
9th, Mr. A J.Gamble to Miss S Harmon. Also, on
the 4th. Nj j D McSwaIn to Miss Fl McSwain.
In York District, the 4th inst, Mr. W White
to Miss NJ Wylie.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-18

ANOTHER ORDER.--An officer informs US
that an order has been received here from the
commandment of this department, Major General
Sickles, which forbiGs whites or negroes form
ing themselves into armed forces within the
limits of the State. 0fcourse it does not inter
fere with the enrolment of the militia as au-
thorized by the Legislature.
Persons who served in the Confedera.e ar
mics are not allowed to organize associations
preventative of any military civil combina-
tons which existed during the war.-Raleiyh
Prog1ess.
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READ THIS FOR YOURSELF.


ME-" GOODS.
We are receiving FALL and WINTER
GOODS, and we ask the public to call and see our
Stock of ...
DRY GOOD g,
consisting of Delains Fallords, Poplins, black and
colored Silks Prints, bleached and brown Domestic
Drills, Cotton Flannel, Bird Eye Draper, Table Linz
mems, and in fact everything that the public need.
~- GENTS GOODS
Fine Cloths, Cassimeres black and colored Ker.
seys, jeans Shirtings, Shirt Fronts, Collars, &c.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
OF the best style and fashions-well made.
II A rs.
Ladies' Hats, in the latest syle, Park Hats, Sea
Side, Sailors, aud every style of the season.
HARDwA ARE.
Locks, Hinges Screws, Chissels, Hammers, Plains
and Bits, Brace and Bits, Boring Machines with
Bits Anvils Yises Bellows, aud in fact everything
in the Hardware line.
GRoC ERIEs.
Sugar, coffee, molasses, cheese, candles sean.
spice, pepper ginger, and all kinds of Groceries Of
the best quality.
We ask every body if they want good Shoes to
give call.
As for prices we only ask fair show. It's to
our interest to deal fair, and our principle to do
right. Cali and see for yourselves We thank the
public for past patronage and desire continuation
of the same
Z Sept II, 1866. BARRINGER, WOLF & co.