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SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS co. "
Notice to Merchants.
Quick Fine aud Low Tariff!
Order your Goods from New York by
South WesteTn Express Company.

We offer unsurpassed facilities for regular and
prompt delivery Of Express matter, Our goods
are transported by Express IralpS n lflaige 81
special ulessen GERS, and we guaranty a. QUICK
TIME IN transit. as any other reliable Express
Company, and at mparatively Low RATES.
Special contracts executed for large shipments.
Merchants desiring goods shipped by our line,
will please send orders to that effect 70 their
shippers in New York.
For Tariff OF ChsTgest etc, epply 70
DUYAL & HEAZLlTT, Agents,
OFFICE-No y Madison 81, Menphis. Tenn,
No. ZS3 Broadway, New YORK.
feb2 I'm
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WANTED,
COTTON.

A LII COTTON shipped - us e. eood boats ~
~ Ia our Warehouse on sails Is Covered ~,
0pr spsn Policss Of Insurance in fna Desofrs
Home, Hina and Hartford Insurance fSeros
panies, TAYLOR McANES, DUKE : CO..
oOVS5-Sp
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NEW FIRM.

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of John
II B. Reid q Co, No Z2l second street, Adams
Bloc viii continue the Wholesale Dry Goods
business 40 the same place, under the name and
style OF Henry 3. EdmOndsOn Co.
Mr.. James f. Cochran. late Of Price, Ferris q
Co, Philadelphia, rs heretofore, will continue
to give hls personal attention 70 the business
HENRY B. EDMONDSON.
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Names Of Confederate Prisoners Who
Died at Camp Morton, md, During
nc Var.
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA

toilet delights The Iadies' treasure and
gentemen's boon! The sweetest thing and
largest quantity, manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia Used for bathing the face
and person, 70 render the skin soft and fresn ID
prevent eruptions, TO perfume clothing, etc.
IL overeOmss the unpleasant oder of psrspira-
ton.
u removes redness. tan. blotches. etc.
Il cures nervous headacne and aIlavr lnaa-
mation.
u coois sOfieua and adds delicacy 70 the skin
II yields suDdued and lasting perfume.
u cures musquitO bites and stings Of insects
u contains no material injurious 70 the skin
Eatronised BY Actresses and Opera Singers
IL Is Wnal every lady should have. sold evsry--
where. Try the Magnolia Water once and vou1
VII use no other cologne, perfumery, OF toilet
DEMAS BARNES & CO..
Props Exclusive AGENTS. y. z
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THE MEMPHIS
Saddle and Harness ManufactOry

Agdfn Open, cor. Main and Monroe street.
HAVIN0 resumed business at the old stand.
H we are now prepared 10 furnish our old
custoneIs and the public generally, as we did
in old times We keep constantly on hand a
full assortment Of Saddles, Harness. Brides.
Whips Collars, Hames, Leather aud suddlery
Hardware All work warranted TO please. Cali
and try US (sign Of the Horns).
ian2 2m 1T. BEGBTE & co.
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ROOFING.

Referring 20 the above card We return sincere
thanks q our friends for the very liberal pat
rouage extended 70 rs, and respectfully ask
continuance OF the same 70 our succsssOTs
fsEi-Iru JOHN p REID Z co
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W ANTED. Good Statesmen In every town in
w the south for our New aud Improved
article OF Roofing. prepared ready Tor lmme-
diate use or Shipment
". II. BIGELOW & CO.
"a Madison street,
Lock Box 81 -fe4 lmI Memphis, Tenn.
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DENTAL NOTICE-REMOVAL.
DRS. ]. B. L. WIN. WATSON,
Big DENTISTS. 3I2

HAVING removed our Office to the corner OF
Main and Monroe Streets we take pleasure
In announcing To our numerous patrons anu
friends, both IN the country and city, that we
are now prepared to perform all operations
however difficult and Intricate, belonging 70
our profession, in the most judiciOHs and skill
ful manner. All late improvements ia Eiate
werK Will receive our personal attention, and
with eur practical experience and facilities for
operating, we feel safe in Offering our services,
with an assurance OF rendering entire sat1sfac-
ton to all those who may favor Us with their
confidence. Memphis Dental Depot at same
nlana No 10 Mein 81 ian3Q-lm
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

A GENCIES have been established at Mem
y phis, fernando, COldWater, Como, Sardis,
Balesvlle, Oakland and Grenada. 20 whlcn
points Freights can be Shipped without Pre-
payment until further notice. To all other
points freights must be prepaid.
Much complaint IS made in consequence Of
freights being sent back from Depot. Every
effort Is being made by the Company 70 get OF
Freignts as fasi as possible, and a Freight Train
has beeu sent out DAILY for the last week but
still 10 is NOT sufficient TO meet the demands.
With no Depot IN which 70 receive and store
freight and Dut limited supply ofroIiing stoc Il
we cannot DO the business which is now otter
ing, satisfactorily 10 the public. Every exBrtion
has been and viii continue 70 be made, 70 ia
crease the amount which Is shipped. but we
cannot do more than the facilities Of the Road
allow.
A. g, LTVERMOBE,
janE General superintendent.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered II changes the sun
burnt face and hands to a pearly satin texture Of
Eavishing beauty, lmparting the marble purity
Of youth, q the distingte appearance 50 inviting
in the city belle Of fashion. II removes tan,
freckles, pimples and rOughness from the skin,
leaving The complexion fresh. transparent and
smooth It contains no material injurious 70
the skin. Patronized by Actress ana Opera
Singers II is what every lady should have
Sold everywhere. Retail price, 50 cents
Prepared by W r.. HAGAN, Troy, y. Y.
Address al orders 10
DEMAS BARNES q CO.,
uovaG-2n View YORK
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Sealed Proposals.

CITY ENGIEEKR's OFFCE,
MEMPHIS, February sth 1864, !
CEAIED Proposals viii be received at this
- once for ten days. for the removal OF hu-
man bodies, inferred upon the ground around
the Botanico Medical College, BY the authority
OF the city. Specifications on die in this office.
The Mayor and improvement Committee re-
serve the right 10 reject any or al proposals.
J. H. MCCLURE,
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Important 30 Travellers
Between
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
The Great broad Gusgs
Atlantic and Great Western Railway

MlanliC and treat Western Railway
Is now open and running two daily fast eL-
press trains from Cincinnati 90 New York and
all Eastern cities. Passengers will ma this a
most desirable route. Ihe equipments of this
road are uneqUaied by any on this continent
night trains, and smoking cars on all trains
Ample time is allowed at regular hours fOi
meals and the unbroken Broad Guage offers 70
the traveller a degree al security, comfort and
speed not TO be fCund on any OtherrOute. Con-
ncctiOHs ga Cairo, St Louis, or Chicago for this
route are certain also connections for Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Tickets can be had and baggage checked
through st all principal Southwestern Offices.
For further information and through tickets,
apply to LARRY HARMSIAn
Agent III. Cen. Railroad, "a jefferson street,
Or TO u. 3. BfINGrON,
Agent Chicago ana st. Louis Railroad, No. Is
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. or
SIDNEY COOK.
del6 3m GiayOsO House.
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COTTON FACTORY BUILDINGS
AND
SITE FOR SALE.
Rar sprinrs Cotton FactorY

Is Situated in the Southern Border Of TishO-
Miss, on the road TO Fulton.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
One section Of Land, covered with pine timber.
One Large Frame Factory House, 81 by a feet,
three and a half stories
One large roomy store House, with good cellars.
one large rOomy Blacksmith shop
One large rOOmy cotton shed.
Two Double Houses for operatives, passage be-
tween.
-Four single Houses, with sheds attached.
-Four Single Houses without sheds.
one Large Mill House, with Corn & Wheat MIL.
one Large Gin House.
Une saw Mil, with New Circular Saw
Besides Dwelling House, Stables, Cribs, etc.
with the finest Water Power IN the state Of
Mississippi q large, bold and never falling
stream Of Water, passing through a natural
rock canal-the left bank % feet, the right bank
20 feet high, Of solid rock. The Ded or bottom
Is also solid rock in fact 10 is solid rock canal
with capacity 10 drive four 70 ten thousand
spindles, in healthy locality, with good roads
TO Iuka.
A Splendid Orchard OF about - choice Apple
Trees. 4 Fine Peach Orchard.
Having been broken up by the war, pro-
pose TO sell this splendid property in toto, but
would prefer 10 sell One-hal1 interest Tor Cash,
10 be invested in Cotton Machinery, and II de-
sired will remain and superinteud the sans;
OF viii give il up to the party purchasing the
interest.
invest in the
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Wilson'S Military BU-Ldne and SJW-
ae- on the Colorado Question:
"If7idsu Speech' on Rec0Hst~uctiOR-
4 BIZ against kidnapping Pissed
Tie Deficiency BIZ in the House
ScaRdalO1ts S5Ories 5v Thad. lSsuens
Admission Of Tennessee Probable
The House Banking C0HBlittes After
the National BQnks-F Fli0nciGl -Mat-
ters-PrgEssjG8 .SirgeOus-J0h7l Minor
Bots Before the Reconstruction Com
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s-T-Iss0-x.
DRAKE,s PLANTirInT RIrTERs.

s-T-Is60-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BTTTERS.
Ihey purify, Strengthen and Invigorate.
Aley create q healthy spneifte
Lnsy are an anfidOle % change Of wafer and
diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and iats
hours.
They strengthen the system and snlivsn the
They prevent miasnaao and intsrnittent
they purity the breath and aoidity OF the
stomach.
they cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Lney cure Darrhea. Cholera 4 Ch0Iarn gForhr1r
Lney cure Liver Ompialut and Nervous Head-
ache
They are the best Bltters IN the world. Ttev
maze tne weak strong, and are exhausted rIs-
5ures great restorer. They are made of DfIre
-. IrolN huIn, the celebrated CaIisava Barl-
roots and herbs, and are taken with lie uIes-
sure Of q beverage, without regard 20 9re a.
time OF DAY. Particularly reeomneudef ~
delicate persons requiring a gentle gtirnuiarr
Sold by all 6rOcsrs, Druggists. Hotels and -
looms Only genuine when the cork fs c9ve-e-f
by our private u s Stamp. Beware of e1uu-
tsrfsits and reflled bottles
P. h. DRAKE & CO.,
q PARK Row. New YORK.
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Dissolution.

V1HE partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned under the nrIn name style
or John D. Reid & Co., Is this day dissolved by
limitation.
JOHN 3 REID.
q. ". MCMAHON.
Memphis, Tenn, Jan. =
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-29

State of N. Carolina, Union county.
Court Of Pleas Quarter Ses,,ons, April Term 1866.
Hannah Walker and others VS.. Andrew Walk
er and others.
Petition for partition Of Land.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
A Walker Robert Walker, Hudson Butler and
wife Mary Jane, Thomas d Walker, John Mcdonald
and wife Sarah N, John G Walker, James Walker,
Andrew Walker, Hugh Mccain and wife Sarah q,
William NJ Walker, Joseph Walker, Walker,
VIM Walker, Sarah Walker, and John Walk
err reside beyond the limits Of this State it is Or
dered by the Court that publication be made for six
successive weeks in the Western Democrat, notify
ing said absent defendants to be and appear at the
next term of this Court to be held for the county Of
Union at the Court House in Monroe. on the FIRST
Monday in July next, then and there to answer the
allegations set forth in said petition, or judgment
pro eonfesso will be taken and the case stand for
hearing.
Witness, ] Irby, clerk of our said Court, at Of
fee in Monroe, the first Monday in April, 1865.
ls-st [pr adv Slol J. r. lRBY, Clerk.
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CHARLOTTE MARKET, May %, 1866
CORRECTED BY STESHoUsE Il MAcAULAY.

The unfavorable advices from the growing crops
and light receipts, together with the advance in the
price of gold, caused Cotton to improve in New
York, regardless of continued duness in Liverpool
andfonsequently there has been advance in this
market. We quote 70 to &c for middling, and 263
to % for inferior grades. Further news from Liver
pool and New York will decide whether Cotton will
go up or down.
Corn is scarce and in great demand at 81 As 10
81 so per busheI; Oats also in demand at 81; Peas
ST. 4o Family Flour Sl4 per barrel: Bacon l63 to
Is; Tobacco 80 35 for unsound, and s5 to 80 for
fine. Corn Whskey and Apple Brandy dull at 81
to 50 rs per gallon.
Coffee 80 to 374 cts. per ID; Tea 81 so to s..
Other Groceries generally Unchanged
Gold 333 to 35 premium.
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FOR YOUTHS-IN LINCOLN COUNTY, N. @.
The exercises of my School will be resumed on
Monday July 10Th, 1866, for the third session Of 20
weeks, at the following rates of Tuition, &c:
Full Classical course, $ls 90
Partial " q ......... ...... 10 90
Higher English ..... ......... IL 90
These rates to be paid in specie its equivalent
in currency. Deductions made only for prOtracted
sickness
My School is designed to prepare young men for
College for The ordinary avocations of business.
1t is Situated in Lincoln County, near the line Of
CASTOR, miles from Tools and miles from Beat
ties Ford, the Caawba River. The location is
free from the temptations incident 10 more public
POSITIONS and healthy Good and cheap Board can
be had in the neighborhood.
Those requiring further information will please
address me Immediately at Charlotte, N. c., care Of
Hon. James w. Osbor1.
FRED. s. MOORE,
Teacher.
.REFERENcEs-Dr VIM Mclean Of Lincoln W
Moore, Esq, of Castor David Lee, Esq, and Hon
J W Osborne, of Meckenburg.
May %, 500 It
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faction to conflict of jurisdiction. should be
avoided. I recommend the subject to your con-
sideration
My relations to your body as conceive do not
warrant in submitting any recommendation
whatever in reference to the scope of your action.
Hence had not intended, until your call of yester-
day, to submit any message whatever Having the
fullest confidence in your wisdom, would not OBJ
trude my views wishes upon you.
May God guide your couBsels to results beneficial
TO our unhappy country.
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THE RAILRoADs.-Froma lengthy article in
the Raleigh Sentinel on the management of the
Railroads of this State. we copy the following
extracts:
LAS the time approaches for the annual cleo
ton of Directors. &C.. for the Railroads, we dis
cover a grow ing interest in them. We begin to
think we have great many more Railroad men
in the State. than supposed, and we discover
it very difficult matter to find man opposed
to Gov. Worth. IF all of those who
claim now to be his friends, hope to be appointed
directors, officers. &c. through Executive inhu-
eDce. we would suggest that they devise some
scheme by which several times as many vacan-
cies will be created the law allows Other
wise. some one will be disappointed Let all who
desire positions present theirclams and leave the
Governor free to &C: with the best lights before
him, and we are sure he will do his duty.
If we were Governor, matters now stand
and could secure the cooperation of the Board
of Internal Improvement. such are our convic-
tons of the overriding necessity of having the
management of the Railroads put up to the high
est Improvement. we should certainly adopt the
following rules for our guidance: We would ap-
point no man to control so important State in
terest. simply because he desired it for his own
good nor because he a warm personal or
political friend. least of all because he polt
ical enemy. We should select men for their in
telligence, their integrity and high public spirit,
their energy and business tact, their devotion to
what they undertake. their known interest in the
welfare of the State and their interest in the Rail-
roads. Men bound by their own interests, or the
interests of the community only. which they
present. we should not appoint. If we could find
men of the right stamp. of equal or superior
claims among our own political friends and sup
porters, who sanction views and policy, we
should unhesitatingly appoint them in preference
to those opposed to us. But if we found man
opposed to US politically. yet warmly committed
to the interests of the Road and of the State;
possessing superior qualifications as Railroad
man, should most certainly appoint him.
We don't think there is much danger of Gov.
Worth's appointing political opponent or any
one who did not vote for him in the last election.
So far he has been guilty of nothing of the kind.
He is about as full of party prejudice as he ever
was.
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LAWS OF NORTH CAROLINA.

The undersigned would respectfully inform the
Legal Profession, and the public generally, that
having obtained permission to publish a small num-
Der of the Laws of North Carolina, Session Of $685.
Sc together with the most important public acts
passen since 1859, he expects to have them neady
10 a short time. Those wishing to purchase would
do well send on their orders at once as the sup
ply is very small.
Price when sent by mail or Express $3.50 per
copy K W. BEST, Secretary OF State.
Orders sent to any of the Book Stores in Raleigh
will be filled promptly
Raleigh n G, May 20, 1866 I'm
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LET US BE CHARITABLE.--It seems that chris
tianity has about played OUT among our breth-
rem of the Northern States, and that the princi-
piles of old fashioned, honest religion have
become obsolete ideas in that section. Their
preachers have turned politicians and are using
their influence to disturb the peace and promote
diScord in the country. There are, no doubt,
many good people in the North but they need
few more pious men expounders of the Cos
pei; and we think it is the duty of the Southern
people to help them all they possibly can by
sending out to that section few pious' mission
aries who will devote their energies to reforming
the wicked and not to worldly affairs. At first it
would be better to send some of colored
preachers-they would get hearing more readi-
ly than a white man from the South After the
col"red man had planted the good seed, we might
send white help to assist in its cultivation. Some
thing must be done, and done quickly, or tile
devils kingdom will be greatly strengthened by
our brethren. the descendants of the Pilgrims.
We know some colored men whom we would be
willing to send North missionaries, and we be-
lieve they would behave themselves and act like
gentlemen. l.,
Let US DO charitable, we'll "loyal."
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Soliciting Attractive!
Bargains to be had at
COchPane. Wilson & Co.'S.

Bombazines, Alpaccas, and fine Mohair at low
prices Scotch Bingham. Plain and Figured Crepe
Meretts, all Wool Delains Printed Jaconetts, French
Cambrics, Organdies, &c,
AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
Embroidered and Hemsfitch Handkerchief, EN-
broidered Sets Linen Collars and Cuffs, Remark
able low prices.
aas- Remember the House, and call before pur-
chasing elsewhere
P.~S.-Silk Basques at New-York cost. lfthey
cannot be sold at that, we will give them away.
Nav 20, 1865
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DIED..

In this town, ON the 25th instant, suddenly, Mss
Margaret Lowrie.
In this county, on the 26th inst, of paralysis, Mr.
Benz Smith, aged 60 years.
AT Davidson College, in this county, on the 2lst
inst, Mrs Margaret, wife of Rev. E. F. Rockwell,
and daughter of the late George Mcneil, Esq; Of
Eau
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK. May 26.-European advices to
the 10th inst. have been received by the arrival
of the steamships Saxnnia and America.
The cholera had appeared at New Depot,
Bankhall. In Liverpool the number of deaths
was increasing. DR. Ross and three emigrants
had died on the steamer Helvetia.
The European congress is again nooteds and
it is now said that France will join in the move
ment with perfect disinterestedness.
War is still esteemed to be- imminent and mill
tary preparations were continued. D'Armstadt
had been placed on war footing. A report pre-
vailed that Prussan ambassadors had declared he
should leave Immediately for home in conse-
quence of Austria occupying the frontiers of
Bohemia and Siesia. Prussia had declined the
settlement proposed by Austria of a reference to
the Duchies
The financial panicis over and no more failures
are announced. The Bank of England had re-
fused to make advances.
Cotton unchanged; sales for ten days Is. 900
bales. Five-twenties 1854. Consus S6sa86k.
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FOR SALE.

A good second haRd CARRIAGE and BUGGY in
good repair. Apply at Chas. Wilson's Carriage
Shop
MAY %, S66.
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Elk Governor Allen, of Louisiana, who died
in the city Of Mexico, on the 22nd ult., was
buried in the City Cemetery the following
morning, his body alfred in full Confederate
uniform
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

School Notce-Fred'k. S. Moore.
Carriage and Buggy for sale.
New Goods-Cochrane, Wilson 20.
Hats and Bonnets-McLoed & Steele.
Laws of II. C-R w. Best, Secretary Of State.
Court Orde--J. E. Irby, Clerk,
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The only person We have seen since the sur.
render, says the Danvile Times, whose voice is
still for war, is negro man We met with at
Haneeyrille last Tuesday, who waited on Capt
Henderson Of the 18th n e. Regiment. while
80 the army. This boy wants to fight himself
back into slavery He is quite Intelligent, aud
behaved well under fre.-E.ccha"ge.
1t stated some time ago that colored man
in Caswell county had been awarded a contract
for carrying tho mail. We have been informed
tina. when he was presented with the test oath
and told that he must take it before entering on
the discharge of his contract. he positively re-
fused TO take it. saying that he could not do so
honestl,-he had been q friend to the Confed-
cracy. The radicals sometimes declare that the
negroes the only loyal people in the South,
but the southern people believe that. during the
war the c"lored people were about as loyal to
the Confederacy as any class.