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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
The Disaster to the ". r. Carter.

" o. True Deita FeJ. 3.
The Disaster 10 the II. r. Carter.
The Vicksburg Journal extra Of
the 2nd has the following:
Tho A q NJ s. s Cos L. S. Mail
s,o,mor w II Carter from Louis.
yiIIn FIR Now Orleans exploded her
bo;Icrs nj . O'clock tbis morning
willis psssinr Island gS about 40
miles above VicIsburr. after which
sho tool fra and burned 20 the wa.
tor,s t,,t oIsc onI thc half sinking nj.
',os, w, ;nstnn,Iv In vrrv drnn water
me- '"U,' .an, ,rn! d"scsnJ;ng r,rn;nc
a.,oo,II,, mo M w,bor thc occidnnt occur'
nod
Wooro ,.oo,,,. ;oaoL,oa % cor,
Murnhv and Mr. / NJ Menkbous
tLo tr.I olorL of tho s,r,mar Even.
;",, ~" S,o S,or ebr oil tLn IN rorn,o,;on do
,.;SS,d S TLo Erorira Stor Ian hare
rosterd,y , morning f5r 81 T,oris and
.,ho~, > 9,cIooi ,Lis ,norninr ,bo Of
60 60 d;SoorornJ . arnot ii',5, "hond
hcers ulsc"Ne'cu great i'SSh' "'!c""
" .ho r'id.t "iL ~ ~ go"t;no, | hn,nor bcim@s
shri"i,in~ M far nssis,srcc The Even,
ing Star was stopped ana inc me
boats and yawls sent Immediately
to their rescue, All VINO could be
found We're picked up, some OF them
terribly scaIded, The Emerald, Hs'
ccndIng, picked up three persons.
Those OF the crew that were saved
were transferred TO the Luna gong
up. Capt Jesse Y. Hurd was com
mandinS the Carter, and is Su!ppos-
cd to be lost, The hrst clerk, Mr..
Frank Smith, is saved, and is aboard
the Luna. All the officers, except
the first clerk, first and second en-,
gineers, and first mate, are reported
lost.
The ladies cabin was full; the
gentleman S cabin was nearly full,
The loss of lif1 is estimated at over
one hundred.
list OF SAVED nY THE EVENlNd
SrAR.-Major ". IL. Lee, Major w.
Hood, Grrenville;J. L. Bell and wife,
A. NJ. Herbert, Capt, f. Smith, first
clerk; Mr.. Pancoast, mate; DR.. A. d.
Hull, Lansingburg, n. Y, j. II.
Carter, Harrisburg, KY, scalded;
Thos. Conlin; II. G. Gray, express
agent, scalded; John HoughIand,
InLn Do,,;no gboriJ,n n.soenoers,
Iohn KjI,vard arJ two others bodly
Snaldod names mnlnown About 90
Of the deck hands nnd crew saved.
D. + + CiLson w U.rt 9Th.
0on 7 X Eowlnr Gon & w Fer.
rmsn~ Y GrocnvilIc. Waior Johnson
- @E" Ta,e,,nn Tn.ns sn.Idod. M;.s 8
IaLna"n A. p NJ Garnor badlv
Snaid"J, br q A Pico Mr. r Tnwn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

A call has been made by the con-
scrvative members Cf the Iegisla
ture of Tennessee and many other
prominent citizens of the State, for
a Convention TO be held on Wash
ington's birthday, the Twenty-se-
cond of February, with a view TO
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

Shall return to the land no morel
Their chief his triumphal crown;
Place vile deceit in the judgment-seat,
Where honor is trampled down;
Give pnltry bribc TO the hired scribe.
To the venal bard his fee
But him who draws in righteous cause
A freemans sword give me
Though his bones shsuld bleach
On the sea. washed beach,
Though his grave be the lowly mound,
His name shall chime
Through the halls Of time.
And swells through the deep profound
To the leaden halls of death, [you
There are palms for the few, but alas, fol
Not leaf from the victor's wreath!
But sing of one whose glory shone
Like meteor, bright and grand,
Who gave his name to the trump of fame,
And his blood TO n generous land
The festive toast,
The soldiers boast,
The type Of martial agel
The foe of wrong,
The soul Of song,
And the LIGHT of n future papsl
The base grow hold for ,ower and gold,
The vain through fear of scorn;
The go,d way strong IN their hate of wrong
Brt he was n warrior born;
From his eaple glance, and stern "Advauocv
And his eetion. sw if as thought,
The rank and file fr. m his own fair isle
Their courage electric caught.
A. Tho wb;rlwind's natb
shows its fercest wrath
Tbrough III. lordliest forest pines
Sc tbe ,,sensst wnve
ne m. falIrn brav.
Told where Clcburne crossed their lines
On Richmond's plain his captive .rain
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

A SAD EXHIBIT.-A few days ago,
after the two Houses had agreed to
report but twenty five thousand dol
lars for the support of the widow
and children OF cx-President Lin
coin, a number of persons appeared
in the galleries, boring members to
increase the sum, and declaring
that it was n shame TO place the
martyrcd President, who in office,
on level with any OF his predcces-
sors, all of them insisting that not
less than one hundred thousand dol
lars should have been the amount
Some surprise hav-
ing been excited by the pertinacity
of these men, inquiry was set on
foot, when it appeared that they
held claims against the estate OF
Mr. Lincoln, which were to be made
good by the increased amount which
they demandcd.-l Wash. Cor. Of
PhId. Press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

Daring & rfe1riuaD.
~ - -ltTs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
MArN STREET, HOUSTON,

EFAvE constantly on hand 4 full assort-
HI ment OF Bleached and Brown Domes
tics, Lowclls, Ticks, Denims, Stripes, Twills,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

fll1 llt ttf ltIi'letHl et lll
tut rils bette 80 ard ~ h o
lr-oH frs,le STATE than iii lu.
Ja,kssn - Wy tkr iss poi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

We would particularly call the attention
Of the ladies TO our India Twilled Long
Clubs, perfectly free from starch and 80
inches wide
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31

GaptfpI &alopu, >
Ids eer Wabafbap unb reunten S,rhst,
ponSulfaB DtpI.
Oieies sesbsu IN teR ueueu 0ebaube. bem 8a.
pitsl eesenabsr, errt9tstt Gtablifenent bistet Zen
stebiten 0daea autn Der fYsunfli&ler 8esitn;
uns ia aQasmeinsn Rett
.Das btae !8ier yen 3apien, TART anp rein -
,lub fsne gen eabtitant. aepiblt unt fetn.
v9ta 9nbil sen Der autIbeRen &srt,,
:. GtSarr'n James! 0laabt, teutf6t. naeixsm.
~ 's'sts va .3 @-i& 8eIt. ri =.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31
Neuer @rpeerit- @tpre
Aan

Grana 2ombre&t
Gdt Ter point Cppslas Rsa,. Gnte t.r Drtn.n
S.1aBe. &c snitsr een sM a ilerpIat.s
Retnen losten sraNaeten stcre emsf.hi. -
etr ssnsisten GSnu.rihsit ess ae.brl,n Dnkiis
rum NIT esm 8tme,isn. sae se.isitt aus.r A..
issuRaneiesn Gage, Der bsRfu @rseerie.@ ssrsn
E1s5:i,ftts Elm 0ldsdsn aut.n eoaerbt,rs
az bieten bat: - Inter 3ua9sruna refer snu>
fssapst@er 8teiennnsJaeet an y .afnna .fetnee
&aatenlassrs bSai&a elm 81 S. RantIe6t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31

8ean,e Der Bant i
S. g. Ibpmpon, praFoens.
&. u. 5arrilun, 8t;e=pr6Vpsn,
Doruce : bpmpo n, 1. @alfer.
garlS 6effer, 2. Gaiier.
Oirectpren.
I.4.parrlon. p.1bsmp@on. .@.9arru,u
SIS .Burbanf. Carl Shefer. J.G.1brmpio ion
&arl@ befter, &aiter Der otigsns SAINT,
bitet feline oeu.fIen Ureunpe unb oas Ws@tatt.
,pubIilum i'm Naeemeinsn UNI g~ensisten 3u.
lpsu$. MsssIsl in bt!tsbigen San'men aul
unb 9&ottlanb, BraEfreid, Deutltlanb unb eet
S&pei3 jinb bel uus su baben; ebtnio Ya6ae,er-
S4eiue Iber Bremen, 5ambure une 0iperprp,.
ct, paut, %. Iebr. 1864.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31

JACKSON DINING SALOON.
9adfoaRratt lptf@eu terS 6. nns Z. Strae.
Deter Spo Gieentbimet.
Retaen 9seanbeu uns Bsiaauteu auv Nat.
rt&t. bat Id unter bsn sbtstm 2omen unb an
s%eueuuten TlaSe cine &efauratipn srSInet
babe. +,
@a.ne Rab',sttsn. frifae AuR.rn, 3afse ,e,
~ ieeer 9aseslct. Dtefetnaea @eine, QaiquSr,
unit Giearrfu Rels an pans. n
I'm s~eneisttu 3ufp.u@ titu
.D4f,Y S4p.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31
Nalbtn9tpn pau6.

WITVIIIBlUW pUWD.
Deutl4es @aft, uno Boarding baas,
ct. NntbonY Giraffe, ct. YauL
Die unteraei1neten taten eiei . ioebeu pom tt-
nen ubernpulu,ene pnus outs SauterRe nue
Bequemjte einseri@tet uni garantirtu alien seebr.
ten 8aften biatet unt buanette Vefisuut8. Ia,
Bei sea 3aufe befntet {d CUTE @teaune :
. 80 u. ~ 81. Qprena.. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31
&omortablss ss $
Deutl9e8 @Qi- =. Rplfbau8
Jun ~ inmefpta:Ebal.
- o..a.>G sssE

|OentlMeS Mo oa.s' anaho,,a
M. sm..,...s,x..ehr1
au ebtrn Gnes " 8or,frott,
Dle 9ntstas.@netfn stlaansa Fg 9setns.tss ee
"a' n.r.i%.r ss, ri, ''n n.t -. W." ~. snS ~.
Suer sinoeridttt,c Gaa. unp 9oabons Nv len.
len.
Ssu eem(tlben fupet s,r ptr,be G,aa liz oferr.
freunrIi&ie une biuiaue Btbienuna. rsiulioes
Siasn &irtbiaaft beaniprueh1 psvseu teun. !
0u,e 5taIruo btdnbet i'd ebenfaas bttmu
pault. y
Das Strsbsn se. Inter ,ei&nsteu IL bic Aner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31
Dafptab 9Qu8
pom 8ret S 6embe.

V0e eS SI. WntpcnY iunp Uott7StraDe, =
Ct. Saul.
Dieter ~serduniee, wobleinse,t@tttt 0aRbsl.
Don ben. unttr3ei&ueteu nun allen Ibsrnpia.
men, bistst 9feilenben pie AoesGnsera ale Be-
quemlt<iten elmer psimat. Ser ant.1si@nste
Gieentbimer wirt Nues auftietea, tttne stebr.
ten @dHe IN befritbistn. @ein Std liefe.t
rei9li&e unb cute asf uuD feline Bar IL ieber-
ieit NIT hem Befen serfebtn. 1ubrleute u,a@e
ID nod beienbsrs auf bic NIT hem 9auis str
bune.n. CUTE @taQune aufmerfiam. 81.
Bei rem 1auie beRnbet f& issteine seraumise
gut eineefsujte rgare."
gum lnttrfeQen bsr Gubrre1fe lit Gin gutter
9duppen erri&tst srprbsn.
d., nsu.r narmsr e.rdurnis.r etaa. in pel-
dim IS Vftrbe plas babsn. it anaebaut uns Elm
ti&tiser .6ofler~ II asts bereit. bas Gin. une'
Ausi9irrtn eer Gefpanne. fopis bic sutt Uer.
,rrsuns Ter 1hiere ~ iterntbmen.
T,ei II. (3ennbe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31

Branoies, Sherry s port,usi ut
fir mept;tnii@e unt anpere 3peds
bstbu 8la{@s 8 allsn seer BEN BAG.
Bel Der NGbe Der Sommer1atou II. g stein.
sertdufern uns vripatperlcn'a anjuernpfeblen,
unisrs
Gatamba> iu. @laret. Weine
fir tiible nj. Sunmsr sstrdnts ,ut srn+sr nr,sa
BON mad Bstarf a%ueiuudbleu.
Gunles Eager bon s
SO bt4fen 3asn
umfast i1mmtli@e feline, Rittd une sreiaare
Sprten. aqe son. scrjdslt6sr &einttit y. ANN,
biQieaeu Raretpreiie.
@teta porratbistalten mir au%aaesttunettn
d@ten S&net3er. s stmbaresrf&fe.
forte eta ersbss nab gut adortir.ss Eager
Observation-Disclosures
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31

ast"--. 9.2SfS Es4.gg stff
ss.. ltes.t..sss 1s,ssss,ssSi3Es stsssses.
esDls6ss1l tttess x1bspdAsI1:o s68N az
1eee1a 44tftegM, aR @tsetsl Ys~J1Stbil:AAte
S9l1smSafelk - NJ a9kbiAten H1.prcnSsts.
N3lssttl IN yen. 1eex I titfen oef6lftt Ssts,
- 11@tabe t1 hstsetss-9 p.I
itrtt1er 8 ugsu6essy1rtdtbt9. 9
Betffe0ern as
eabet9 = ct mt ttal6 g st1sastea nteis1eas
ss ars'vss @sfa6fttsr Rtass teteSt. i ese {
Jsbn Ratte1y +,
II 9leuetabltrtt n. 5 3
Iapftt en- ut ~ n50.
Ditints1tiaaaea ibAttea Fd,,snassstdtu
1abtifuna nijutbeilen; hi &c fseben lts- aeaes
0sf4att T.
1aseten anl HeteaierpAaren
alttr-Ntt- q
on Ger 8. Stra6t. uriusttt. berri linton Dali,
ssSkn.t NIB In @tanbe Fub, ibrt sertteuu Rus..
efu. ~ ttQis ~ tebtenen. ais trstnb eiae 1Aab..
lung bss. @taSt.-3ur ysifaus itrts Baarsn.
sssrafts laetn treu1blt@k rim lii a5l as.e $50
MS &bas. grob u. 60. !.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31
eae bSS ystfs1ie 4Htl&1m.
Doc Mtnneiota !. 6auS'''
G6s Der Dabafbap> unb stem &trafe,

vat pei 0Sa0alpaW> 0up otetl 0troDt.
q. 4ott8iefer.8
II BIT Grsduuss bes Gatisus als eis ssnaeA1a.
3stslg beeens empfebls1, 60 .aenStIt ieSsn
Gsmfsrt. ben Der &etienbel ~ fase1 HyNsa tAx1.
BE nuf6te f6r essiS NIB Rot INT tte nttbyiaa
eeu uns bte Btbtsnxus observation-disclosures.
81 pottetsft..
lImtpn &pteI. EI1 !,
Gds Der Dabai&aw. unp' 4ten Strafe,
zen N. 2nafentetmer.
Rtuertaut. eey6uMio. mitbsbsa NM treanllt..
&sn 3immevu serisbeu, pte ttte1 pstlie d HIT
81 hem Neilenesn bic bervlt~een 0equsnltQ4 eettu
nebea gut beseitettr ApR unA Der biQf1 lsai 6tote.
nuns. iepie cute GsetrdnIe an Der Bar 4, ~ I
0trau. tae Staluns IL bel tsm paxie, MT
eeetalb ben ia ,mesa nasnentli9 ~ euapf sbleu.
8si1eube unb Seren Oepad persen iii ssn unb
nab ne~ Qaubana befSrberf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31

100 Dussnp Aerts.
so 6olsiaseu.
30 Sbaufsln.
~ Glsilbi9neioemsNsr.
20 @etraioe=S daufelu.;
20 aus 6ol3 9eheatene95 rbe.
is "Little Giant" Clothes
Wringe-.
Rornl4al Observation-Disclosures. Ra19i.
Nc - sptnnracsr - Ssnisr -%5eu1snfiele-
psuaabeln-8s6en- pauen-WRlee aler Nr..
9-unb AIDES. sshsn Gin Jarmsr beuStbiet 1T.
DIFFERENTIATION mulen mir laaeu, pas mir
tbnsn bel 8srsaufsn 10 siinNiss Bebinsuus.n
tteuen tornen, als Urgent Elm anoerfs paus i'm
WeRen
+. ~ Ser GEier. 2amtredt, soa uua
aid, bsutltsr Slsrt aneslsat, pirp nitt pe.fsb-
len isinen eeutf&e3n 2aneslsuten bsi itrsn Sin.
hn1en ftunti&f u + SanO 3u lem.
BiQelop, Wurcod u, So.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31

&tn WlQ8 Bter fur 5 Eert6
in%pen CALM ron d
8enrp 8anbel lOrap:6arrpJ.
}Driitf Strabe IT'LL +.
aesenasss 9e8erten'e @Sant, st. Vaul. Ninn.
&emmt Aae, Die SIR mlbitlie unt telaeen leih,
ID mid Gu1 erauiden nit Aatrlet. 9br brau&t
a,3t tnttaer bel nil ~ tleiben. icneern tlos ir
an8e es eut sef9ut. Gbat's all! xDArrp.A
II E. Il DO u II II II E II s..
2sa Salcon unp 4eeelbaDn
3. 5tsaBs, s~s3snabtr ssm altsnA mtriean, Hau(s
81. Yaul |. Rinn.
Der lnte3si&nss ,nadt stn, sestrtsn reut-
l9en Dublifnm bievour9 ite!annt baf er irs6tn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31

WeDr9e 96le1t,
6aus.. S9iloer< unr 3immer> Mabler,
Rinneiota. Strase,
apil@en Der 5. unb 6. StraRe, ct. paul,
tmpAeblt ft benz ssbrt,n beut}den publifum ~
auen in fein Nod sinldlaaenten Nrbeitcu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31

22l Dritte CITRATE, Moaer's 8lof
$40 ct. Yaut, Minn.
first Natlonal Bank, St: poul,
Capital 100000.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31

q. S.-Dk bSdaen preift persen b.,atlt fir
5ttuesbdute NIB @&ateue NIT timer GrtIaialase
tar tolde. IN senen nd feline @&uitte befuhen..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11
THE N. G. MOUNTAINS.

The Black and Roam Mountains in North
Carolina are the highest in the United States
east of the Mississippi, and the chief authority
upon which this assertion rests is Cookes Map
of North Carolina, published by J. H. Cotton
4 Co; work not only officially recognized by
the Legislature of North Carolina, but one
which has received the commentator for gen.
eral accuracy, of Prof Emmons, the State Geo.
logist, and also that of the late Prof Mitchell.
In submitting table of the heights of the Car
olina mountains, Mr. Cooke mentions the fact
that he is indebted for them to Prof A. Guyot,
of Princeton, who completed his survey in the
summer of 1856. and it is proper to remark that
his statements have been adopted by several of
the leading gazetters and aliases of the United
States in their latest editions. The peaks and
heiohts aro &C follous.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11
OUR MINISTER'S.

This is a class of men really little known by
the majority of the community. Theirs is a
calling the faithful discharge of which admits of
no rest. From none do we expect more work
nome do we inadequately remunerate.
They are called upon OF all occasions, and re-
quired to be always ready to rejoice>and TO mourn
1t is an objectionable error if they do not
preach an excellent sermon every Sunday, visit
and relieve the poor, call often on every family
in the congregation, notice the wonderful devel-
opment and accomplished education of each
child-n fine, censure is unsparing if they do
not attend to every individual under their
charge, whether he needs attention Or not
Many persons are under the impression that
minister is an effeminate workman, whose duties
can be performed by anybody-a hired conve-
nience and not a necesslty-a sort OF every
body's man, whom we need not mind interrupt
ing at any time. They must not be amazed by
any amount of boring-their houses must be
kept open for the reception OF all manner of
visitors at home or from abroad. Of course
they should keep up with the times, and take,
at their erpense, all the secular and relig-
ious periodicals, besides buying all the pubhca-
tions, to make up for the drain of fifty sermons
year. Then the amount of theological and
classical knowledge needs constant reinforce
ment, and in order to be practical and heart
searching In their appeals, the wants OF all the
parishioners must be known and appreciated.
We might add many other requisites, but for
bear for the present, hoping that even this bare
enumeration will lead our readers to look with
more appreciative and indulgent eyes upon the
work, the trials and the wants of our preachers
1t is not because they complain of lack Of
sympathy that We have said this much in their
behalf Their duties are, in most instances,
noiselessly performed, and the arduous round
gone through with energy and patience. No,
we hear no murmurs from them, but there is a
language more eloquent than words in the fur
rowed cheek and weary look of those whose lives
are dedicated to the welfare and happiness of
their fellow men.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

BLEEDING FROM TIE NOSE subscriber
to the Scientific American writes that recently,
while passing down Broadway, in New York,
blood commenced running from bis nose tie
adds: 81 stepped aside and applied my band
kercbief, intending to repair to the nearest
hotel, when gentleman accosted me, saying,
Just put piece of paper IN your mouth, chew
it rapidly, and it will stop your nose from bleed
ing Thanking him rather doubtfuliy, did
as lie suggested, aud the flow OF blood ceased
almost Immediately. / have seen the remedy
tried since quite frequently, and always with
success" Doubtless any substance would
answer the same as paper. Physicians state
that placing small roll of paper or muslin
above the front teeth, under the upper lip, and
pressing hard On the same, will arrest bleeding
at the pose.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11
WILSON'S SPRINGS.


sulphur SpFIHsS, CIesiVeiaHU co., N q,
Lately oarned and kept by Mr.. Thomas Va
son, deceased.
This well known watering place, having been
leased by the subscribers for term of years,
open for the reception of visitors
This Spring is situated miles east of the Town
of Shelby, n. c., and 10 miles of the present
terminus of the Charlotte Il Rutherford Railroad
4 daily train passes this Road, Except Sun
days.) from the upper terminus of which convey
ances are ready to take passengers TO the Spring.
AS this water has been long and favorably known
(at least to the Southern pubiic,) it is deemed
necessary to say more in this announcement than
that our Agent, Mr.. PINKNEY SHITLE, will spare
no pains nor expense to please any who may favor
him with call. CHARLES E. SPRATT,~
JNO J. BLACKW
u. B. TAYLOR.
Charlotte n. c., Aug. 21, 1866
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-09-11

All these heights exceed Mount Washington,
in New Hampshire, and not approached by
Tahawus, CT the Adirondack range. In con-
frmation Of The general accuracy of Prof Guyot's
measurements it may be stated that during the
last summer a line of levels was run to the top
of the Black by Major .. G. Turner, of North
Carolina, and that he found, by the most accu-
rate means of measurement known, the height
of Clngman's Peak to be GIL feet. Though
Guyot and Turner differ to the extent of ten
feet, (not as far as a deer or salmon can leap.)
yet there is substantial agreement between
them, and this proves that the barometer may
be relied on for the measurement of elevations
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LIST OF N. C. SOLDIERS

Mr. L. F. Bates, Superintendent of the Southern
Express, procured from the proper Department at
Washington city, and furnished US for publication
the following list of North Carolina soldiers whose
remains recently collected and decenty buried
by detachment of U. s. soldiers sent out for the
purpose of reburying dead soldiers of both armies
The relatives friends of these soldiers can OBJ
tain any and all information to the disposition of
the bodies by applying to 1t. Col. James NJ. Moore
r charge of Mortuary Records at Washington, D. O..
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Genuine Durham
6 M KIN G. TOB A g c O

The undersigned is the sole proprietor of the
above named article, being the successor of the
original manufacturer.
Having obtained letters patent for said article,
he hereby warns all persons against manufacturing
or attempting to manufacture said article.
All venderS Of tie "Gennjae Durham Smoking
Tobacco" must obtain it from directly from
NY authorized agents.
The following are my sole authorized Agents at
present. Others Will be added
Stenhonse & Macaulay. Charlotte; W Smith,
Fayetteville; Walker, Farrar Il Co., New bern
Northro3 ts Cummings, Wilmington: II Teei, Tar
ooroi J FcnahIe, Petersburg: Ashton Il Emerson,
Portsmouth, Va; AdoIph Berry. l72 West PIatt St,
Baltimore; March, Price i Co.. 81 Naher ST, New
York. j r GREEN
Durham's, Orange CO, n. G., june %, 1866 SIN
B@s 0tenhoUse Maeauay, Agents at Charlotte.
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State OF N. .Caroiina-Cabarr Co.

court Of E2cG$ and Q"GrieF SesSi0Hs-Jut1erna 1866
Allison Foil and others Anderson Foil and others.
Petition for Partition of Land.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court in
this that Anderson Foil and r. F Friesland and
reside beyond the limits thereof it is therefore
dcred by the Court that publication be made for six
successive weeks in the Charlotte Democrat notify
ing said absent defendants to be and appear at the
next term of this Court be leld for the county of
C&barruS, at the Court House in Concord the
Sd Monday in October next, ;hen and there to an
swer the allegations set forth in said Petition, or
Judgment pro coufeSso will be taken as to them
Witness. J. o Wallace, Clerk of our said Court at
Office in Concord, the Sd Monday in April, 1866,
J. .. WALLACE, Clerk.
Tnr ajv SiO7
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CATafsDi FIGURING MILLS.

The undersigned has put his Mills in first rate
grinding order, and is prepared to make Flour of
superior quality. There are three pair of runners
two for wheat and for corn and will grind from
100 to 200 bushels of grain il "a hours. The old
patrons of the Mill know that justice has always
been done them, and the undersigned solicits con-
tinuation of their custom well as that OF new
ones lie is O. atefu for the liberal patronage here
tofore extended to his Mills.
W. II. NEEL.
July o. 1866 pd
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N NDTECE.

The undersigned have placed their business with
Hatchison i Brown, Attorneys at Law, and respect
fully request all indebted to them to make settle
ment at as earlier day possible. Those who
can pay and will not, will be sued.
DRUCkER l. HEILBRUN.
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COEEECTOg's OFFICE.
L. S. INTERNAL REVENUE,

L. S. INTERNAL REVENUE,
9Th DISTRICT NORTH CAROLINA
Salisbury, N. o., Aug. l3, 1906 J
All persons against whom Assessments have been
made, and whose Taxes remain unpaid, will meet me
prepared to pay their Taxes at the places and the
days AS follows:
Salisbury, Sd and 4th September,
Concord, 9th and 9th September,
Monroe, 7th and 8th September,
Charlotte, 10th and l lth September,
Dallas, 18th and 18th September,
Lincouton, l4th and 9TH September,
- Wilkesboro', f4th and 18th September,
MocksviIIe, 18th and 18th September,
Yadkinville, 9th aud 20th September,
Statesville, 2!st and ed September,
Newton. Gath and 25th September,
Taylorsvil!e, 28th September
-, SAMUEL II. WILEY, Collector.
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