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ABSTRACT OF THE ACT FOR COLLEC
TING REVENUE.

There will be no valuation until 1867. The
tax of the present year is on the valuation Of
1850. In case of. increase in value since 1860
by means of mines of metal, coal other val
liable thing being discovered or worked or by
reason of new buildings being erected, or when
lands or town lots have since 1860 decreased in
salue by reason of fire or other extraordinary
eauses or by reason of failure of mines, there is
to be new valuation by the list taker and two
freeholders. This new valuation is to be on the
basis of valuation of real estate in 1860.
List takers appointed at first Court after JAN
+uary LIST. Should Court fail, three justices may
appoint on or before April lSt. Notice to be
served within ten days. Lists to be taken be-
tween the End Monday iii April and lst Thurs
day in May. Lists refer to April lst, to be re-
aurued to clerk on or before 4th Monday in May.
Clerk TO furnish Comptroller with abstract on or
before LIST Monday in July. Clerks to deliver
duplicates to sheritfs or before July lst. Ii
censes and returns under schedule B. of the Rev
enue Act, to refer to July lst
Sherifs 10 return list to Clerk Of taxes collect
ed under schedule B. on or before End Monday
i'm August Clerk to send duplicates, thereof, to
Comptroller, on or before 3rd Monday in August
Clerk to make out list of taxes received by
him and to report the same to Court next pre-
.ceding lst July and pay to Sheriff
Sheriff TO pay taxes into Treasury between 3rd
June and 1st November of the present year.
BY aid of the above summary, the County
Courts may proceed with the appointment of list
takers, and the list takers may perform their
duty. With the above exceptions, the law is
substantially the same as the law of 1850,
which may be used as a guide until the present
acts can be printed and distributed.
In all cases where necessary, the chairman of
the County Court may call special term, Civ
ing ten days notice. When counties have failed
to lay county taxes at the first term in this year.
the next regular term, or special term called as
above, may lay the taxes.
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STATE ITEMS.

COUNCIL OF STATE-Gov Worth has sum-
smoned the Council of State to meet in Raleigh
on Saturday, the 18th of April next The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the couHcil: VIM
A Wright, President, of New Hanover; Jesse
j Yeates, Hartford; VIM Eaton, jr. Warren;
Daniel l. Russell, sr, Brunswick; III \ Lemly,
Forsythe; Calvin j Cowes, Wilkes; f Simon
ton, Iredell.-Raleigh Progress.
,SoLD-We learn that COL w. c. Smith, of
this county, has recently sold his plantation,
consisting of about 1920 acres, with all the i'm
provements, stock of all kinds-horses, mules,
cattle and hogs-farming implements, and his
accumulation of provisions, to gentleman from
Virginia, for $685. in gold or its equivalent
In currency. This is looked upon as a very
good sale, but as no more than the place with its
advantages was worth
Mr. Solomon V. Simons has also sold near,y
all his place near this town, consisting of 1909
acres, to gentl eman from New jersey at Sll
per acre. The gentleman is now in possession
OF the place. He has also purchased all of Mr.
SIS stock OF horses, mules, &C. and farming
implements and PROVISIONS Hadcs6oro Argus
HIGH PRICE FOR CoTToN-We learn that
at the Administrators sale, near Forestville. in
this county the past week, of the property of
Henry Wall, decd, seventeen bales of cotton
were sold, on six months credit, at the high
price OF 5Oa cents per pound. RAJ Sentinel.
The Wadesboro' Argus says We learn that
W. A. Smith, of Concord, is in this county.
looking up lands for New York company He
has orders to purchase ten thousand acres. 1t
is the intention CT the company to settle English
.emigrants on the lands.
The HAPPY FAMILY.-There is cat in the
town OF Goldsboro now engaged in the respon-
sible duty of rearing nine members of family
Jour Kittens and yfUe young rats She is
equally as tender of the latter, as of the former
She killed the mother rat, and Immediately as
sumed the task of rearing the orphan young
Goldsboro Ne,cs '...
"a Orders have been issued from the Office
of the Freedman's Bureau in Newbern closing
all houses of worship and schools of freedmen
in that place and the adjacent settlements, and
suspending all indoor gatherings of colored
people, in order to check the spread of small pox
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the State, in the Superior Court of Wake county.
4. Every license for an attorney to practice law
in the county or superior courts fifteen dollars,
to be paid at the time of obtaining the same, to
the clerk of the supreme court, who shall, before
the first day of October in each year, render to
the Treasurer of the State list, setting forth the
names of the persons, from whom received, and
the amounts received, and pay into the Public
Treasury the total amounts, less per cent COM
mission for receiving and accounting for the same.
s. Every marriage license one dollar; every
mortgage deed, marriage contract, and deed IN
trust made to secure debts or liabilities one dol
Oar; and every other deed conveying title to real
estate. when the consideration is three hundred
dollars or upwards, fifty cents, payable to the
clerk of the county court. No clerk shalt grant
such license, or admit to probate such instrument
until the tax shall have been paid, and the re-
ceipt shall be endorsed on such license or instru-
nent, and be registered with the same.
6. All the property and other subjects of taxa
ton, shall be annually taxed, as by this act en-
acted, unless such property be expressly exempted
from taxation by this some other act; and the
property and estate hereby exempted from taxa
ton, are all such and their profits as may belong
to the United States, or to this State, or may
belong to or be set apart, and exclusively used
for the university, colleges, institutes, academies,
and schools for the education of youth, or the
support of the poor or afflicted, or especially set
apart for and appropriated to the exercise of di-
vine worship or the propagation of the gospel, or
such as may be set apart and kept for graveyards
and burial lots; all such property and estates and
their profits, as may belong to the State and
county agricultural societies, and be set apart and
used by them for agricultural fairs; and all such
and their profits as may belong to any church o:
religious society, and be set apart and used by
them for parsonages.
And be it further enacted, That all laws i'm
posing taxes. the subjects of which are revised in
this act are hereby repealed: Provided, That
this repeal shall not be construed to extend to the
provisions of any law far as they relate to the
taxes listed or which ought to have been listed,
or which may be due for the year 1865, or for
any previous thereto.
Read three times and ratified in General As
sembly, this 10th day of March, A. D., 1866.
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NOTICE.

will sell at the residence of Margaret Hull, on
Saturday the 3lst of March, several tracts of yaua-
bic LAND well watered and heavily timbered.
One tract contains ss3 acres, adjoining the land
of Greenhill, Houser and Others, on the waters Of
Buffalo Greek; one tract containing III acres, ad.
joining David Russ ard others, Buffalo Creek
containing 1884 acres, adjoining GreeEhill,
Younts and others, on the of Indian and
Buffalo Greek; One tract containing 623 acres, add
joining Jacob Willis and others, Whitener's creek;
one tract containing llO acres known the Micham
land in Lincoln county, formerly Catawba county;
one tract containing 2O2 acres, adjoining G w Hull,
Russ Taylor and others, known the Charley land;
tract containing 2Os4 acres, adjoining Stamey,
Russ and Others with fine Wheat and Corn Mill,
Saw Mill, and other improv ements, known as the
Hull Mills-the property of Major Hul's heirs.
Terms-i2 months credit. O. B. jerks,
Lincoln county, March 10, 1866. 70 Admir-.
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LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT!
McGINN, LEDWELL & STEER.

at the Nev Store opposite DR.. Fou's Residence.
T. F. McGINN, THOS. LEDWELL and VIM. E.
SIZER, having entered into partnership for
the purpose of carrying General Confectionery
and Family Grocery in the town of Charlotte: would
respectfully ask share of public patronage. We
are thankful for the patronage and favor thus far
extended to US, and hope by industry, frugaty and
attention to business to merit still more from the
citizens of Charlotte and the surrounding country.
We design keeping constantly on hand general
assortment of Family Groceries, and also Confec-
tioneres of all kinds. The old customers friends
and acquaintance of Mr.. Thos. F. McGinn will find
him as ready and as willing to serve them in his
new place of business heretofore.
March 10, 1866. Gin
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-03-27

Onward MARCH OF THE CaoLEHA.-The
United States Consul at La Rochelle, France,
under date of February 20, informs the Depart
ment of State that the cholera appears to be
moving along the western coast of France. AT.
ter appearing at Caen aud Brest, it has followed
the seaports, and is now actually at the Stables
de Ouloune, within the consular district of La
Rochelle. The Consul says that the winds are
cold, and blow incessantly from the northeast,
as in 1882, accompanied by rain. From present
appearances it will sweep down the coast via
La Rochelle, Bordeaux, into Spain. The Consul
recommends rigid quarantine measures from
those ports.
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March 18th.

Court Of Pleas & Quarter Sessions Feb. Term, 1866
Sidney II. Elliott ct al VS.. Geo. w Logan ct AL
Petition for reprobate of Frank ". Cabanss' Will
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Sanford Cabaniss and George Cabaniss two of the
defendants in This cause, reside beyond the limits of
this State it is therefore ordered that ALLEGATION
be made for six successive weeks in the Western
Democrat, notifying the defendants of the filing of
this petition, and that they be and appear at the
Term of this be held for the county of
Cleaveand at the Court House in Shelby on the
first Monday in May, 1866, the same will be taken
pro cenfesso and heard exparte as to them
Witness, S. Williams, Clerk of our said court at
Office. the first Monday in February, 1866.
9-6t fadv. So s. WILLIAMS, Clerk
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So REWARD.

Stolen from our Stables at Patterson P. O., Cald-
well county, N. c., the night of the 18th of Feb
1866, large brown horse MULE. Said Mule was
formerly the property of the U. S. Government, but
was purchased by us at It government sale, conse-
quently he has the usual 'S' on his neck He is
40 branded Sc" on the shoulder. ifnot rubbed of
by harness; is much shaved by harness, and has a
white spot on one side of the neck, caused by the
collar. No other marks remembered.
reward of $50 U. s. currency will be paid for
the recovery of the Mule and $45 for the arrest of
the thief, with such evidence as will convict him
r. L. PATTERSON CO.
March 10, 1865 lmpd Patterson P. o., II C..
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A very doubtful story is the above. ]

Austria and Prussia TIE difficulty be-
tween Austria and Prussia is not reconciled,
and there is serious apprehension of a war be-
tween these two powers, The interminable
Schleswig Holstein business is the cause of the
growing hostility. Austria aid Prussia are like
two thieves, who, having united in the robbery
Of an inoffensive neighbor, commencing quar-
rel over the spois, and during the fight lose the
plumber. TK4erobbed Denmark of Schleswig-
Holstein, and made an agreement to share the
booty But now one robber accuses the other
of not dealing fairly in regard to the transaction,
and demands that right shall be done.
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The price very moderate and the Terms such as
can easily be complied with. Any merchant wish
ing to purchase it, can make arrangements to pay
for it in Goods, so much each month for twelve
months. If not sold within the next ten days. it
will be for rent to good Tenant for the balance of
the year. Apply at Charlotte Confectionery,
March 10, 1866. No ~ Trvon Street
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General Collecting.

CHARLES DECAMP, of Charlotte, N. c., offers
his services to the citizens of the place as Gener-
al Collecting Agent. He promises strict attention
to his business, and faithful and prompt returns
made of all accounts entrusted TO him.
He respectfully refers to DR.. Il r. Gregory, DR..
w w Gregory, DR. J Miller, DR. w w Gather, Dr.
Robt. Gibbon, DR. McAden, W Hill, Esq, and q
H Elms, Esq.
"A liberal share of patronage requested. All or
ders left with him will be promptly attended to.
March II, 1866. Im CHAS. DECANP:
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Conn mon School Notice.

The Board of Superintendents of Common Schools
for Mecklenburg county. will meet at the Court
House in Charlotte on Tuesday the 10th of April,
(Court week. to elect their Chairman and do any
other business that may come before them
The members of the Board are John Ross d
Johnston, G W Mcdonald, Ira Parks, B Garrison,
Alex Grier and II A Parks.
G. ". MCDONALD,
March 18th. Chr of old Board.
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CHARLOTTE
Steam Refined Candy Mandatory,
BARGRY 6 COME pP1oumRY.

"ROiesaIc Il nd Retail.
Inc SUBSCRIBER Is now manufacturing all sorts of
CANDIES, CAKES, BREAD &C. &C.
Plain and Ornamental Cakes for Weddings and
Parties, always on hand or made to order
el~ Merchants and dealers in Candies will find
II TO their lnteres: to purchase from me, as will
give satisfaction both in price and quality.
Orders from distance attended to at short
notice.
J. G. C. Lesser,
One door south of the Mansion House
Tryon street, Charlotte, N. C.
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NOTICE.

In accordance with decree of the Court of Pleas
& Quarter Sessions for Mecklep burg County, obtain
ed at the Special Term February l7th 1866, | will
sell the premises at Davidson College, on Thurs
day. goth day of March, House and Lot belong
ing to the estate of II. L. w. Terrence, adjoining
the lots of Arthur Armor, the College property and
others. The said property viii be sold on a credit
of nine months with interest from date, Bond and
approved security required.
G. F. SHEPHERD, Admir-.
Feb. 49, 1866 Ct
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SELLING OFF AT A PROFIT!

We are offering entire new and well-assort.d
Stock of all kinds of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Crockery, DC. &c,
at REASONABLE PROFIT We do moi pronose
TO sell at cost but would advise all persons in want
OF uooos 10 call and examine our stock before buy
ing, as we believe we will sell you Goods lower
than houses who do propose to sell at cost
, J. L. BROWN l. CO.
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CHI IA,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
At China Hall.

Neat door to the Court House.
We have just received splendid assortment con-
sisting of China Gt-Band Tea Sets, Plates Cups
and Saucers, Bowls, Mugs, ham and steak Dishes,
Tea Pots, Sugar Bowls, Creamers, Tumblers, Cob
lets; Decanters, Preserve Stands, &c.
Also, good assortment of Knives and Forks,
Spoons Casters, Selves, Dippers Rolling Pins,
and numerous other house keeping articles, which
will be sold low for cash.
JAMES HARTY CO.
March IL, 1866 2mpd
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LOST.

A short time before the surrender of Gen. John
ston's Army, about Thirty Boxes of BOOKS (Revis-
ed Code) belonging to the State (marked "Thomas
Bragg") were sent off the North Carolina Rail-
road, and have rot been returned. Any person
having them in charge will please report the fact;
and any person having any information as to where
they are, will please lei me know Immediately.
r. W BEST,
Secretary of State.
Raleigh. n c., March IL, 1866 Ct
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NOTICE.

The Magistrates of Meckenbnrg county are re-
CURED to meet at the Court House the second
Tuesday in April, {Court week. for the purpose of
levying County taxes. majority must be present
on that day. WIN. MAXWELL,
March 10, 1866. c. c. Clerk
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Secretary Seuards Assassin.-Louisville,
March pa man hamed King, arrested a
few days ago for theft recently committed in
Ohio, and awaiting in Jail requisition from the
Governor of Ohio, confessed to a recently con-
fined Government detective that he KiDg), and
not Payne, was the party who attempted to as
sassinate Secretary Seward His confession
being reported to General Jeff g. Davis tenn
porarily commanding this department, he tele-
graphed to Washington for parties who were
acquainted with the assassination conspiracy to
come on and investigate the affair.
4 very doubtful stnrv Is the ahnze
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HYMN BOOKS of all kinds.

l. Presbyterian.
2. Methodist (Southern)
3. Baptist Psalmody.
4. Lutheran Hymns.
5. Note Books of different kinds
The Hymn Books are of every variety, from very
cheap to the most costly styles.
r. N. TIDDY CO.,
New Book Store, next to Scarr's Drug Store,
March 5, 1866 3m Charlotte, N. G.
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SAVED HIS CODA Washington letter
says:-G G Lynch, postmaster in North
Carolina at the commencement of the rebellion,
when the communication between that State
and the city of Washington was first interrupted
had in his possession between 500 and $500
in coin belonging to the government, which he
buried for safety Recently the sixth auditor
of the post Office department was Informed BY
him of this fact, and that the money was at the
order of the proper officer. A draft has been
drawn for the sum.
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RICE. RICE.

nice article for family use, just received at
BERNHEIM & SINCLAlR'S.
March 10, 1866.
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NOTICE.


intend to settle the Estate of John W. Moore,
decd, the next April Term of Mecklenburg Coun-
ty Court Parties who have claims against the Es-
tate had better present them for payment or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
notice of my Misunderstanding having been given
in 1862. DAVID HENDERSON,,
March H. 1866 3tpd Admir-.
FOR SALE,
A first rate IRON SAFE, weighing 1880 pounds,
Apply at this Office.
March 70, 1866. If.
Cotton Seed,
For sale-best article-at II. B. WILLIAMS.
March 18th.
Corn Meal,
$50 Bushels for sale by H. B. WILLIAMS.
March 18th
Family Flour,
90 Barrels jast received by H. B. WILLIAMS.
March 18th
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At Wholesale and Retail.
Country Merchants and Teachers will find it
greatly to their interest to examine our stock of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
We are now able to sell m advantageous terms TO
the trade.
r. N. TIDDY l. CO.,
March 5, 1866 3m New Book Store
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An obituary writer concludes a notice of a
deceased friend as follows "This extraordinary
man left no children except his brother, who
was killed at the same time"
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Family Flour,

90 Barrels just received by H. B. WILLIAMS.
March 18th.
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MARRIAGE LIOENsEs.-The follow
Ing l. the Marriag% Licenses Issued by tie
Porbale Judg from tha 3lth aav OF January
to Il,r 2Slhdty OF Februny 1866.
Peer Waltz To & ah r liner
James Ecker to- oG>uruIe Withprspoon,
James E TdyorJr. t. r lchpl Z. Murphy
John LaniSon to Sarah Blnckforl,
Felix Grimes to Elizabsth l.. Redd,
d F. H,Ver TO N K. Clark,
Richard II. ellison to AnEis 4. Geer,
Michea Haley 10 Bridgil L-aW,
Richard +. Brown to hnna NJ Burns
james Miller TO Ph-be Ann Barber,
John II Linn to Nancy Jane Crawford,
John & MooTr to Rebecra +. karnes
John Fluzoe to Ruth Forsyth,
i. p. Arsel to Alarv L. Stevens,
Thoma Sml b t Phehe Ackey,
jordan Ewing to Sar'h Huston,
Thomas Bowen to Cyndrilh Andersen.