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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-23
Seed Rye,
For sale by HAMMOND MCLAUGHLIN.
Oct /, 1866 - ... .-
State of North Carolina Union Co.
Seed RIVE,

In Equi,y-To Fail Term, 1866.
William Simpson, Administrator of William Ring
staff against Hilliard Wolfe and others.
1t appearing in This case to The satisfaction of the
Court that D. Ma ion Rose and Sarah his wife de-
fendsnts reside beyond The limits of this State so
that process canot be personally served upon them,
it is therefore ordered by the Court that publica-
ton be made, for six weeks successiveiy, in the
Western Democrat, comma ndBg them to be and ap-
pear at the next of this Court, to be held for
the county of Union at the Court House in Monroe,
on the 9Th Monday after the 4th Monday in August,
1866, then and there to yer, plead demur, or
judgment pro confesso will be entered against them.
Witness Thomas D. Winchester, Clerk and Master
of said Court, at Office in Monroe, the 4th day of
October, 1865. e.
-. g.. t. D. WINCHESTER, C. NJ. E.
3a-ei [pr. adv. SlOl r.-~-1-. +. j. a. s-.
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James River Insurance Company,
HOWARDSNILl4E, VA.
G. ". DOWNING, Agent, Charlotte, N @.
CHARTERED CAPITAL, 81 100000. -

This old tried and solvent company deals liber-
ally, pays promptly and asks patronage See below,
TO which many others similar could be added:
=, "RicHMoxD, Va, Feb. Is, 1865.
.J, the month of December 1865 we had Cotton
burned which was insured in the James River Com
pany and its part of loss, amounting to one thous
und seven hundred and thirty-three dollars and
thirty three cents. was paid promptly as soon as
proof &C. was forwarded, and over Two months
before it was due under the policy. Such prompt
ness merits patronage. A. STOKES 20. -
April ,, ts95 --
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TailoriDg.
JOHN VOGEL,

RACTTCAL ALL R,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Charlotte and
surrounding country that he is prepared to manu-
facture gentemens clothing in the latest style and
short notice. His best exeriions will he given to
render satisfaction to those who patronze him
Shop opposite Kerr's Hotel, next door to Brown
Stitt'S store. -.--...--.
January |, 1865
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-23

A WONDERFUL OLD LADY-The Macon (Ga)
Telegraph says an old lady named Martha Car
son, aged one hundred and three years, six
months and three days, died lately in Bib coun-
ty, Ga. She had cut three sets of teeth, the last
being small and like a squirrels. She never
took an active dose of medicine in her life. Up
to within six years she would walk two or three
miles with the greatest ease. About eight years
ago her sight failed but when she cut her last set
of teeth, about two years since, it improved very
much. She was born in North Carolina, but
has lived in Georgia for sixty years. Her Oldest
sob, William, died in Louisiana a few months ago,
at the age of eghryone or eighty-two years.
She had eleven children, five Of whom are now
alive.
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Co-Partnership Notice.

MR.. R. MACDONALD is this day Jaly lst)
admitted Il partner in the business of oar House at
Charlotte, C., which will be continued under the
Ijrm of STENHOUSE. MACAULAY Il CO
STENHOUSE l. MACAULAY.
July l6 1865.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-23

A CURIOUS EXHIBITIoN.-A forthcoming
exhibition of wet nurses is announced 10 the
papers. The points to be considered will be
the amount and quality of the milk, the age and
temperament of the nurse, the kinds Of food used
by them, &c Experiments will be made to de.
mopstrate to what degree malt liquors or spirit
uous liquors partaken of by the nurse inpreg.
nate the milk; also, whether passionate or
fretful temper of the nurse is conveyed to the
nursing child. The exhibition promises to be
very curious, interesting aud Instructive affair
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-23

About 5000 sheep have just been started
from Vermont for Virginia. They will foot it
at the rate Of ten miles per day, and get their
living 90 the road. - 1-~s~
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE,

CHARLOTTE, N. g.
The next session commences on the lst of October,
1866, and continues until 3Oth June 1867.
The session is divided into two Terms of Twenty
weeks each; the commencing the lst October,
1866, and the other the 18th February, 1867.
E1pense pc, Term Of Twenty reeks:
Board, including every expense, except
washing, SIO5 90
Tuition in Collegiate Department 25 90
- 20 Primary s. . .. - 20 90
Music Modern Languages, Drawing and Painting
taught by competent and thorough Instructors at
usual prices.
For circular and catalogue containing full par
ticuars, address ..-...
REV r. BURWELL son, Principals
July o, 1866. Charlotte, n. T..
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There is much goodness 10 the world. al.
though at a superficial glance one is disposed to
doubt it, What is bad is noised abroad, echoed
back from side to side, and newspapers and the
hat is good goes at best, like sunshine, quietly
through the world. -a--
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The Southern Express Company

For the transportation of merchandise valuable
packages specie, bank notes, bonds &C. for all parts
Of the South and Southwest in connection with
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY:
have established their agency at SO BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, where orders to call for goods to be
forwarded South will receive prompt attention.
Merchandise aud vaiuahies delivered to larnden s.
KinSIey's American and United States Express Com
panes for the Southern Express Company, will re-
eeive prompt dispatch
For particulars, rates of freight &c. SC, apply at
the office of the Southern Express Company, 80
Broadway. II. u. FLANI,
Dec lS 1868 President.
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HIGHLY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Wishing to change my business, will sell ESQ
Acres of LAND in and adjoining the Town of Char
otte, (4O acres in corporatiou). On the Tract there
is goot Mill Site % feet fall with first rate Dam
recently built, and race dug, and all the large tim
bers for Mill House on the ground. The Tract
be divided 1t is worth the attention of any
wishing paying property, an investment.
Any Information can be had by applying to the sub
scriber. W. f. PHIFER.
Sent 0, 1866. If -------
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Dr.. j. MI. Davidson,
Offers his professional services to the citizens of
Charlotte, and the surrounding country.
Sept TO- 1866.
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On Consignment.
400 Bushels white Corn, 250 bushels Meal, ii boxes
Ordinary Tobacco at .....-. .s
s..- LUTCHISON, BURROUGHS & cos,
Sept 10, 1866 Opposite lSt National Bank.
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MEDICAL CARD.

DRS. GIBBON McCOMBS, having associated
themselves in the practice of Medicine and Surgery
respectfully tender their services to the
citizens of Charlotte and surrounding country.
From q large experience in private as we'll AS
Field and Hospital practice, they feel justified in
proposing pay special attention to the practice OF
Surgery in all its branches. IT,.
Otfice in Granite Row, up stairs, opposite the
Mansion House.
ROBERT GIBBON, ii, D.
Dec II. 1865 j. p. McCOMBS, NJ. ID.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-10
A Boll,IHllcll,

We learn that at tho. recent session Of THO
Circuit Court in Rome county, d sccnc, Of
tho same time both distressing md amusing,
trausfrd. cwhilo papers wSc-being pre-:
sentcd to tho Court ono morning, Judge
Loomis, after slight hesitation, during which
he seemed tO,hayo, discovered :" the hand Of
Esau," remarked that he could no longer
avoid. tho fact. that; attorneys who had
been declared by the laws Of the State and
the rulings of tho Court unworthy to appear
for others.in Court, had been presenting them
selves indirectly through tho admitted attor-
ncys. He said further that he deemed the
act of those thus aiding them mn indignity,
a cont6mpt .ofcourt, and decd unworthy Of
them MS honorable men, 'nnd in violation OF
the oath they Ind thcro taken, and If tho oc.
currcncc was repeated, to his knowledge, the
attorney himself would be dismissed. The
scene cimfbo better imagined than described.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-10
Union Men OF Kaiinlaiwhia Count,

Union Men Of Ka1naiwha County.
Be it known to you, that the lion.
K. V. Whalcy, the present Repre-.
sentativein Congress from This dis.
trict, has. assumed personal command
Of kanawha county and ofthe people
thereof. You are therefore expected,
6y.A him, to. obey his orders in all re.
spects, touching his views and wishes,
in regard to the coming October cleo.
TOM You shall remember that, he
(ny Lord Whaleyyis Andy johnson 3
right bower>in the great game now
being played BY that majestic " hum'
bio individual" This you are in no.
wise to forget for one moment. Mr..
Johnson,lias already" swnng around
his magic CIRCLE" and now Whaley
is also swinging around 10 imitation
ofhis iIlustrious preceptor, and, yas q
matter Of conrso, lie will DO leaving
with somebody "Aags, stars, consti'
tutions," &c., &c. liz bus already
decrccd, under oath, to give five hun.
drcd dollars (of the two thousand dol.
lars, .he voted himself just before he
left C9nsress) to defeat theS election OF
our gallant Capt. II. G. McWhorter
for the. next Legislature. Mind that,
gentlemen, and don't, forget it. If
you belong to Col: Whaley and A .
johnson, you dare not forget it; if
you do, you won't get apylof the
{" bread and BUTTER" and besides that,
YOU will have Col. Whaley coming
down upon you with all the power Of
un iniutialed master. If you are
trcemcn, show it.
Whale,y md this Conscrvativs'My y
Policy party arc determined to make
you believe that you area set ofknow'
nothing mudsillS-just ms they believe
Of you. If they had any respect for
Won, they would not bcirying to cram
into your minds the bare.Iaccd baldcr'
dusl, they do, every. time they spcak
to you. 1t is to make gain Of you
that they notice, you at all /; they have
no other uso for you. Ii you were
out Of the country, and NONE left in il
but themselves, they would. lsr.eJjois G
with exceeding great JOY; and they
would not carc.inuch how. theygot rid
Of you, as they have already shown in
tho last five or.six years. sreak OIL
the party rs q whole. lyon belong
to this party, i have nothing more to
say. II you do nat, then you arc
warned. s.' A CUNNINGHAM.
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] u!,IllioI'hiS,ulIj1i 1T lijl
CONGRESS TRfUM / )! /
!. &: MEi ROIICR; N0WHR b
Union :Najoritiest-P;ennsyly !.
$4,000; Ohio, 60, 600 :
Indiana, $4,000
"a 81 love, 5,OOH3 n II

We stop the press to announce e
the resplt2of, the elections in the
four States. that voted yesterday.
Iowa pselectteedl tbesWhele Union
delegation to Congress by q major
ity Of $4,000. ny y 50: :r ::sn:;lj.
In Indiana, all the Republican
members 6fC ongfess afo ie:alsst-
ed, and the Union majority in the
State is about 10000.
. z ID Wio2 he retdrls:] fecG1ea
indicate a Union majority of co.
600. Seventeen Union and two
Democratic members Of Congress
afesie6ted2 :eailsuM ,aooJso
Pennsylvania elects Geary Gun
ion Governor) by $4,000 majority,
and Ithe Republicans claim a gain
Of two Congressman. RI
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Whnley, the M. G., w. Paul, tho
APOSTLE.

At the ringins:of.the boil, VIC repaired
to, tho Court House on last. Saturday
evening, t0Shcar, hcgreat question 0fthes
dry discussed by Hon. Kcllan V. Wha-
10y, the Representative of tho loyal (D
people Of the Ord District. The meeting
being called to order, the Honorabie'gen;
ttleosmap mounted lilo rostrun,, and. With
becoming modesty, and with charuc'eris.
tic Confidence in his own towering mental
ability, launched out in tho language of
Paul. :" I am, happy that I am permitted
" speak for myself, land judging Of the
free use he made of%thc prono9n II, I"
ono would think he did :" .ptaks 9or him:
SER" at6ns.-- we wcroi vorygnnch edl-
fed indeed. and took 50 much;ipterest as
to Begin. aftot.he hafgot thtpl0a With
'thSstiicko.k 6ftAenS;;s TO noes tic ldfSber
oftimnos no used The "I";as applied to
himself, and found that, during tho last
Il n.iia,1aT Ssifs spScctI .hSa@od,it 1875
times. Now, that be is Of creator inpor.
tancc lin his'oanH fS)han Paul, there
can be, no. doubt-as PaRlI seSarrcaAto
himself by tho use Of tho same pronoun
only .26 times during the ~hoss of'hiscel-
cbrated defense, before Agrippa, AS re-
ported inHtLe; New Testament which re-
qa;rea.uq1s ,,haa,, II @inutesssxn1r
(! Nhik Aad3jSss 6aSiss HtbssosA&
tuition and the Gag in the hands Of bis
e6SntrSmecn," he did not forget hiiSl '9g4
and tried friend. Whaley, but left in his
hands good sianpplyd "r"'tbut I am
If,nidsnSt4 cno1t ITO enable. him 70 See
that he must Be beaten. He attempt.
S8- TO hrs i usl an: a6cousto ~ ohii
.,t.v.nlship. i ~ he called it, said
that bio va ii. = oily Cougresimsan
.thzEb4aIunas lite hacss'tS .issnssss faayI
sthey all shank FROM an exposition of.the
cause of;ths 4sfeeh betxeen Congress
and Aildv. But tka{ he would bodily tske
,6abTIi 81 fhs. j 6dr1nss ID 81 Qn4sslrlepe
iomethiur about Tbad. Stevens reeel,
sl;aStson 8 y = ia jaASiE
;:spopgl, d. Jet Il; be- andersscpd yha e. /
sfboas6 Az tha mai; ! 1okasoG ,SsGl igit
ava $ Congress swrons g y i a. II Iss3l 4
g. fs1fSsr hoariihii from lliif11ei 9 .f.il
~ Si;fkiSt Sf iiGIii dsAip; 80 - td
y d1aeltlior6 t' 10 Is dnrl q 4
,Ss soii 1 4 L. singers. ss,asP =! J. s
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!! HsE5faEss' JS1fIE8ssssSi0AN1'

The Soldiers Barbecue, held here
on the 9Th instant, was 4 complete
success 1T. is estimated that from
2500t 5000 persons were Ell, present,
uehfR "A 6.xbnskafe 2SsdshOe
of devotion to "the land Of the free
and the home. oflthe; braxa'",II His
Excellency ov'Borenan and SEN
ator Wiley were present, and adj
drasse3 The :tbeeanE inEa powerful
manner. Tho Governor reviewed
his former course; said if be had
erred; that it had been in not being
strict lesin,osaagsh with 4 sbe I Said he
was unchanged, and thatif elected,
as he expecteds6A be, his future
course. chould be as,the past, j,
SsnatorWilleyMhu phaht lyYiin!:
dicated Congress, and maintained
that the Presidents former course
was of itself sufficient to justify the
Course which Congress- had pur1sjut-
ed. The evidence produced to sus-
tain his position was of tho most
indubitable character. The meeting
was continued in'the evening at the
Court House with effect. '"But the
mastery effort of Senator Wiley
was reservedfor his address at the
Court House on Tuesday afternoon.
The house YVES filled, and the at
tentioHot ,elI present rEivysetsdifi'th
subject. Of I'd; discussion. Truth is
mighty, and must:prevail," thought
we; AS this distinguished son OF
West Virginia presented thoughts
of living fire upon the great issues
now before the people: rngrV}
It is useless to say that both the
Governor and Senator Wiley will
long be remembered by the loyal
people of Kanawha. %. -
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ANS0USC1oa1ESr

~ ~. - ~, lcL,i -. = ny, ~. ~!
u. q. 6xt =; neS. y candidate for the
'''e'"" q
Ei.. y.nr,n1 ;|T!ss'e announce ':hc>naMc OF Capt.
GEO. W. KARNFS, aSeteran Of the Tth Heal Tir-
yinA Vet. vol cavalry, asa candidate tor tho LEGlS
lAIt Il. 10. ra"'n >oo'S ~ tnc coming cieo!,on-at
:ar request oi AASl UNION 'OTEES.
r, ,,,. tx.s,; Iii, ~, ! ,Yy ,,r
i,iy W -, Inon c,rh,,ts n, Wpi.nnnpW W.
,,.r WINS member or the 18Th wrstrn. Imiautfr~in
.shich he served To- the eud OF the ~ar.,itjI'
MANY Union VOTERS.
Ei, J,nynnl :-Plenss announce the mans Of II.
~ IN,'oN DNViA a rn,,,ld,ts >, N, In
III. 'o"rndi:-As Il Il generally nndcr'io.l that
J"'n ''l"'A, T.. who received tue hoinai'"n W ue
in" '"s"0" WHEEL r asrD'e% on ,ne t " ss
'o' nv V"',"Se " H ~" Hto $3.50 I ~.
"'"' ~" He'"n 81 H'a ."rvHI' " nII"ne'S n'''.
'"f ~ eanune ,r ,ne o'c" o. HSso.asr VIZ ~ ~
'"is' n' ~ Tue i,esue, " W." ".n an s.,n,.
S.,,, s, ,,,irlw ,,a,.J a. a rrason for mot nomI.
r, h,Ii ticket, tLat there iwcre Conservative can.
l',., ,mn,Iny for the other Offices we take Il Tor
rr-i ,a, Mr Slack must no the consc rva,Ivs eandI
'i i"r Clerk nnd therefore feel Al nrrIS u annouec
=" H,r If ScrSt THOMAS a. r. SW1 ~. o.
""'n!nH'"n 's o. Tue cc m ~ rRy eE SSnswS.
county.
w. h'S c"nlauSS III "Ih'", Wv Ine ssN $50. IT,
>"i>HcsN by inc Gh.n peop'S o. MT w. 80
lny Hn a. ,h s'" ..rwisss fact snf,cIsnt In
."v.trly Wounded IN .nc ,H,, ~ 49, once, and
,o:rr anal every loyal man Of the County to give him
,a.ir hearty support. @: -! 49, !.
A. corrx. JAcon Conr.a, M,RsftAu. c"rrH,
K. IL. DAVIS. JonS HAIL, ~ILs4x Aseorf'
ALTRsp !osHs' . SEo' y. SorH".
Dr.. n. II. DAVIS Ii n candidate Tor ASsat' ~ inc
new I.t,'.sLAiIHE "i M".t ,na1'''' '"''''' o'' ~
ne "yU votrr. u Naia"hA County, ....
Sept. lo'h' l'0'
W. ar .uorl1r1 70 nHn"unc" ns; AM y; TsIn,S
WEhNUm su''u"'"' W. Wv ~ - ''
1RE>SukH"
Fla Jonrn1l:-plcn.s nnrV''nre t,c nHsnc .. Ire!'
JOHN ,. 0nn Om, r'' ,h', ,,ri,. ~ coMuis.
, VIZ ,x,r vWWwSiv e. m i'n.r DiktYct and
'"Hr" w "Hte' go .HiSY~f'SlOY VOTERS
"'"S" -. -. 49,, ~. IT,
lns JouESAL:- rTaSe nnno"nr .'as ~ ,h. s,tyn
iffAiTI oil hala"ha IouhS III 'hs S SHXy r'nrpS
the request Of "HN.
We arc arihorlzcd 10 annouhee thstLeui; s.vS
r. ST.t!iR II candidate fnr tho "thcr OF "oShSoo"
ofIippcr District Of KanawhA County, be Is al hohor
nhy discharged veteran soldier.
a. .,,,,.,,;,.A. T., announce ,hse,;Tv ntson
Hv n%"jI. e.nLi.,c tr the oniee Of SHERIFF
f.aStSS OCSt III " ,.n,.m,n Of untysputeJ
81 ktnawh, C"uhv. Hs es"AI So - ",
l"yalty nl'd integrity. 60. 4
COL X. v. .Whn1cy, OF Mason county. ~,
cs idatc for reelection TO CONShEss .r" s mud
ne,. suffice. to the decision Of inc r.S Tursd.y in
oI' 'sTe, AZ. - - csNG:..;d Z; ;,
We authorized to announce TD atcirKx Of tho
Candidate Tor re.eiSsti0n " wy ~ Esnh eu,nty,
'eu, Court and REeoRohs "r NA"Nh ~. r,ro
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GOV. ';wIsc,s Property RESTORED

Gov. ;wIsc's Property Restored;
" I" Another evidence Of the sinccri'
ty OF President Johnson, in his cf.
forts to reconstruct tho Union and
restore 1ratcrnalj fedling Ids been
given by him in restoring to'ex.Gov.
ernor II. a! Wise 3his'property, which
had been confscatcd BY the Govern.
ment. We are,Slad to ccthis action
on the part Of the President, and
congratulate. GSv. ,?Wise iod. tho res.
toyation of,his estate. n:1-ERic;4Imond
(Va:J Esamin1er. -. = '''-'h
We do ;remcn.ber,to haye heard,
through, Aei columns 'of. ills same
Richmond Examiner;a primitive pas.
toral by this Henry A. Wise, pipcd
by him Gtoian|7 .audicnceE Of: Virginia
shepherds and shcphcrdesseS, in the
words and figuros@foRow to.wit :
You call the cause lost; At, 10 not
lost. G/~j~ 2lf-ltsm a traitor let
them mako the most OF it.. ~ am =
Traitor WHY don't they try mo and
hang met I'have lost my lands and
property, but l would clean boots'on
your. streets sooner. tliauebow :tousur!
patton" i'll had triulpphed / should
have favored stripping them naked:
Pardon! They might haye appealed
fof epatdou, tbnt l:wouid' hayA! seen
them ID before / would have
granted it. For myself, / take no
oath Iask no pardone y ~,
|. 'lp It. could: be supposed: that tho
President had shown proper con.
tempt fer this old ,,bla.her.skito by
pataes!ns 9;fa.
thanks. But His EScellcncy hos NJ =
sashsdppreciatioa 81: hHaiotA Wf
; W.s, 9E3$SsES f S 2esds A
marka the. rdaHpings 9eI AaTthe
President Is sold, body aid Soul, to
tho traitor elemental tho South
Colwmbus Journal. :, ,,,,,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. ArcY g Nh ~
us.~. r"st2r HerYfea pynry RaHhath "a IOH o'clocL
A. ": and ~ y. NJ SsrSiesG. ne colorcl Persons al
) J.. u. Prayer Meeting every. T1urs4iay evening
SRtcMt lraaot-Eysry isa6la.li at O'Clock a. II.
PRESBYTERIAN cHCRcH-l.sv. 3. NC nlArssr
TI."r EsrHiers every Sabbath At II o'c0cp A. m nm
;r u. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening.
%IIa@ Sehe0I-Ercry Sabbath al o O'Clock. +. n,
kpIScorAL CHuRcM-Rsy. ". r. ". iAcs.. ~ .I::,ss,
5.',ces every sunday u, los O'Clock H. T. an ~. r. ~
%ih1dM Schoo!-Eysry sabbath at D o'ek,ck A. Is,
DNiSE SkavisEs. With Lecture, every PriduycyonIny
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Arrivals and Departures ;of Mail.

Nl NANA"HA G H, WEST VI. :, =,
Trsfrrn nad EdaferM ma n s,rvessn and d.n.ft,
every day In the Week tSandays c*ecptsd per Xanawha
Packets. ...r -. ~
L~~'-b"rD Nnfs-arrh~s .ruts4a..,. Thursdays,
~ Saturdays. at g O'Clock, L. ~ Departs MONDAYS
Wednesdays, aud Fridays, n, O'clock, 4. II.
GmYIndoite 1MnR--AttHcs Tuesdays, Thursdays
And Saturday. p. ~. Departs Mondays, Wednesday,
-~-h.Ss' C. N. lraR-striv-s Tuesdays and Sat.
a'dayI, l2M. DEPARTS hdin- dayx. r. u. 49,.
Spencer Mnit-ArriSes Wednesdays, l2N Departs
Nsx;:s. q Y 5Msit-= 4rlves Monday, . p.;a
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motion, md huppcury by affidavit died that thu 10.
resident Of this State 10 ordered nt they do appear
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order and what rceSSary TO rrelectdc' Interests
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