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no A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEE
country home. aftcr Bojourn Of few months In the
city, was hardly recognized by her fiends In place
coarse fuetic flushed face. sho hsd q soft ruby com
plnIon OF almost marble smoolhness and instead o..
tw nythrec Rhc really appeared but cghleen. Upon
quy as to tho causo OF so great change, she plainly
told thom Tint sho used the CIRCAa.1AN BALM and
considered an invaluable acquihpon 10 any lady toilet
By It's use any Lady or Gensnc improve their
sonal appearance an hunLIS9 =. .nn,o 70. ,p
ed In ts efficacy In drawing Impurities from, also heal.
ing, cleansing uid bcauhfyng skin and complexion.
BY It's direct schon tho cuclet draws from an It's
impurities, Kindly healing tho same and leaving tho
face Nure iutended It should beclcar, Bo smooth
and beautiful Prco 81, son. by Nail Express on re-
ceipt Of an ordcr. by
IL. CLARK & CO., Chemists
No. West Fayctte Strcot, Syracuse, NY.
The only American Agents for the salo OF tho same.
March 30 1y
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cnblo Dispatches.

LONDON, July S.-Tho English Government is
about 10 sond body of troops to Absynnia.
PARIS, July 8.-The International Money Con-
gross proposes TO fix tho standard gold coin ut five
francs and it's multiplicitics.
TRIESTE, July IA fleet is under preparation to
proceed 10 Mcxico aud demand Ntaximilian's
body.
LONDON, July g. Noon.-ConsoIs 9ii; bonds 73
LIyERrooL July 8-Noon.-Cotton dull. Saius
0,o00 bales: Up!ands l0ll.; Orleans lid. Bread
sournAMProN, July S.-rhe Vcsta touched.
LONDON, July 80 p. M.-Consols and Bonds
unchanged.
LIyE1poI., July s-2P. M-Colton easier. Bread
stuffs unchanged. Bacon d2s. Tailow SIS; 9TH
era unchanged.
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From Richmond.

1IoHlIoND, July ga meeting OF citizons was
held at Louisa Conrt House, at which resolutions
meeting to vote FOR tho Republican candidate for
President, and for membors OF Congress from Yir-
ginia who have Rn unbroken Union record. Clay
auental citizens, were on tLe committee on roso.
lutions.
special to the Richmond Whig says tho meet
ing was composed Of influential ditizcils, and tho
resolutions aro TO be forwarded 10 both Houses Of
Congroes. s
undor tho appropriation Of Congress 2GS6 rations
were issued in Richmond Last month, j
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a1- FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g. c., sru JULY
iseI.-D1VIDEND EorlCE-7io Eoard OF Directors
having declared Dividend OF FIVE DOLLARS FER
SHARE oil tho Capital Stock Of this Bank tho samo will
bo paid to tho Stockholders md after this day.
WI. c. BitEESE,
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aS- NOTICE Y MAnINEls.- .-CAPTAINS
AND PILOTS wishtn to anchor their vesscS In Ashley
River, requested ,, to do anywhere within direct
range Of tho heads Of tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARyEs. on tho Charleston and ST Andrews sile OF
tho Ashley River; by which precauon. contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will DO avoided.
s. c. TURNER, II. II.
Harbor Masters Once, Charleston February G, 1885,
Febrary7
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aB-srATE OFsoUTH CAR0T1NA, CHARLES
TON Dls1RICT-.CLEnK'S OFFICE c. q. s. AND c. r.
PUBLIC SoTICE.-I.J j. W. BR0wNFIEI.D Clerk Of
Raia Court In OF tc Act OF The legislature tu
such cnsc made nnd provided o hereby give public
tico that ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF CHARLES
TON DISTRICT will DO held Monday tho 9th Of
August next. Mt NIL tic places election through
out tic said Distract.
Witness my hnun. ut Charleston The 9th june, 1867.
]. W. DRowNFIELD. q. q. $. aud e. Z.
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0HAuA, July e.-Adyiccs bayo beon r,csiyed
nom General CusrAn's command, dntod at River
side, Colorado, torty miles west Of Fori sedgwick,
juno "a which gay, thnt thoro have boon several
skirmishes, resulting in tho ropulso OF tho In.
diana. Blk warriors killed and two soldiers
wounded ....r .ft .I-I-7I IL ~NSN
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p5" NorICE.-hII, CLAIMS AGAINST TIE
BRITISH SCHR ALERT. c. S. MANN Master, must bc
presented At Office by IL O'Clock This Day 9TH july,
OF they will bc debarrcd payment.
j. a. ESSLow & CO.,
July No ltl East Raw
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15 BATOH ELO OR's HAIR DYE.-TIIIs
HPLENDID HAIR DYE is tho beat In tho world. The
only true and psGfct Dye-harmless reliable instan.
tancous. No disappointment No ridiculous hnts.
Natural BLACK or Brown. Remedies tho Ill effects Of Ba.
Dyei rnvigorates the hair, leaving ao and beautiful
The genuine Is signed Yiiian 4. Batehsiar. All others
limitations and should bo avoided. Sold By oil
Druggists and Pcrfumers. Factory. No. 81 Barcloy
Btrcet, New York.
aa- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Decemp.r 10 Iyv
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A vein of silver and galena, Of unusual rich
ness, has bcon discovered on tho Cumberland
River, not far from Snithland, Kentucky.
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nB- ALL PERSONS TO WHOM TIE UNDER
SIGNED is indebted will be pleased present pta,c-
ment OF The same. j. L. NOVEL;.
July D tur,
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Domestic Markets.

NOON DIsPATcu.
NKw YORK, July 8.-Cotton steady at 26a conts.
Flour adyancei 10a20c. Wheat lrInor Corn un.
changed. Pork 1rm. Lard quiet. Stocks not 80
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From I{OGton.
From tho Weaf.

:, BOSTON, July s.-John X. Fuller, Cashier OF tho
with illegally abstracting tho funds of the bank
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or THE GnAyEST MAIkDIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-nOwAnD ASs0OIATIOA
ESSAYS. on the Physiology OF Tho Passions and tn.
Errors Abuses aud Diseases peculiar 10 tho st ago
man, with ftoports on mcthods Of treatment en-
ployed In this institution. Sent in sealed letter on
volopcs. froo OF charge. I,tr. '.
Address Dr.. J. sKILlIN HoUaHToN
81 Howard Association, Philadelphia. pa.
May 20 g.. . -..t'.- ~ f'rs., 49, Smo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DE- CoHSIdNEEs PER STEAMER FALCON.
from BALTIMORE arc hereby noinc that the Steamer E
IA" DdyEllscharging carg at Pier No Union whnrycs
All goods no. taken nway mt sunset will re,nnn ON
tho Wharf ut Conslgnccs risk.
July9 MORDECaI & co ascpt.
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BnIGnAM YoUNd, Jr., and his companion
RIoHAnps, nre living gaiy in Paris-the for
mer with two wives and nine childrcn-the lat
ter with nine wives and no end Of children
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SH- CONSIG NEEs PER BRITISH BARI;
FILE DE LAIR hereby nnncd that the vessel has
iccn crtcrcl uncr the Five Day Act. Goods not per
nted ut tho expiration Of that Hno will bo Bon 10 Gus
tom.iio,tso stores ut their expense and riak.
July9 RODT. MURE & CO., Agents
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OF ARTIFICIAL EYES.-AltTIFICIAL HU-
sIAN EYES made to order und inserted by Drs. F.
BAUcu and p. aoUGLEMANN tsorIncrly employed by
RoIssoxNEku. OF Puris. No. 500 broadway, New York
A,r IA
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GREaArloN iserI n..I ~ 5EWIs 5; CON,
about ten years ngo AMI for temporary p,rpos on.
ssructed small buldiL; the corncr OF ST. Philip
md Calhoun strccs In this humble House Of God they
have ever sinco worshippcd II was their Design from
The commencement to accumulate funds toward erecting
larger clflce. more conmodluus and NOR In colso-
nance with Tho wants OF tho present ngc. Dut their
savings all swept away by tho war; uul nearly three
thousand dollars, set apart for tins purpose wero thus
lost
The house Of worsfr Is nucl. needed there being
constant applications from Members but no room
to accommodate thctn Tic scrvccR OF this congregation
nro conducted In u.c German tamUs Identical with tho
Polfsh} HiahG9. And this fs tho ly synRgoguo In
Charicsnn In which IBraclitcs from Continental Europe
can worar tho God Of their fathers In procIsoly tho
Haino forms. language and ceremonies Us their furc-
fathers dill.
Thoy arc however. too poor carry out such an en-
tcrpEse unatdctl. They ,avo tu ground 70. The new
synagogc hut not tho to const tho building
They therefore solicit assistance from their brethren and
friends everywhere; both from thoso Of the House of
Israeli and from all others. OF whatever faith or patton;
believing that tho Great Author OF all good will pronnt
many to stop forward and help them in this their time OF
nccd Thoy arc extremely sulicitous TO nush their
new building before ucxt RoIh Harhanah September
S0 M there s every 10 expect Largo accession
wnrshprrs tar beyond tho capacity of tho present small
building.
The now synagogue will be Iarge and handsome
though not expensive structure Sui 6crpuors or ona
lions will be gratefully received by any tho undereign
ed officers OF the congregation.
Mr. Is. A. WEINBERG. I'm scw dnys. will set out on
tour to Tho North and West solicit contributions for
the above namd object. and tile subscribers commend
his mission to the bcraty of every Jewsh
In the land. D. a. WEINBERG, prca!dent
u. COHEN, Hlcc-prcsidcnL
p. JACoBY, Secretary.
T.. RICH, Treasurer.
a5 The Jrilh Aanns,r anil TAe Esra.iife will plcaso
fnsert The above four es aud send account 10 Mr.. L.
RICH. Juy3
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July9 M0RDECAI & Co, Agents
on C0NSIGN EES PER BRITISH BARK
FILE DE LAIR hereby nDtilct that the vessel has
hccn ertcrc uplcr the Five Day Act. Goods not per
mittcd ut tho expiration Of that no will be sont To Gus
tonIfonso stores. at their expense and risk.
Ju'y9 RoDr. MURE CO., Agents.
pS-STATE nF SOU I'll CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON DIsTRICT.-IN CHANCERY.-oFFICE OF THE
REGISTER IN EQUTTY.-aEoRGIaNNA S. FALK, BY
HER NEXT FRIEND. ZACIIAR1Au FALK rs MRS
iihITY jacob. NATHANIEL. JAcoDI. SIMON AslIIM
AND MATILDA A. AsIIIM.-DlLL FOR PARTITION.
DIVISION AND AcCOUNT.-n appearing 10 my satts.
faction that EArIIA .IEL jacob. SIMON ASIIIM anil
MATILDA A. ASIflaI Defendants IN tits cause nro
absont from and reside beyond tho limit, this State
70 that tho ordinary process OF tho Conrt cannot bc
served Oh them. on motion Of JOHN PHILLIPS Esq,
compainants Solicitor ordered that the said Defendants
NATHANIEL jacob. SIMON Asa1M and MATILDA
A. AsliIAI. do appear and plead dctnur. 10
this 1il within forty days from tho publication OF thIs
or,ier or an Order pro eoa}etso will DO granted and
ontorcd against them. JAs. l.. GANTr
Register In Equity, Charleston District
June 30 juup o. July o. 10. %
DE- NOTICE. HEREBY CAUTION ALI,
persona &c! 10 crrdi. rry e. ry wl:!.cu: n,y
written order CHARLES DEIaSAN.
July4 n.
aS-rlIE PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR
SlIEliItF of Charleston District Captain c. H. sIa.
wAtD. tuH July 8
sB'OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
CHARLESTON, y. c.. JUNE 2slh, IsG7.-on and nftcr
Tais Day. CLOR, E OF LIME AND corpEliAS for
DISINFEcT1Nd PUEpoSEa, will ba Furnished free NJ
rhtr9e, on application at this Onlco. No rr7
street, as the City authorities earnestly desrc that
.iuznns gonrrlllr siol iioi-rs~.,uis I,uniy aiu
freely. wherever necessary
GEORGE S. pEIZEn. II. D.,
Jun! - 10 City Registrar.
RBWE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
L n. WHITING, Esq, n candidate for sheriff Of
Charleston tJudical District, at tho next election
September 10
en- BEAUTIFUL .-CHEYALIElrSLI LIFE
or tie HAIR positively restores gray hair It's original
color a'l youthful branty; rrars iilc strength and
fowth to the wcakcs. hair aDps lis falling out at once
Keeps til head clean; is unparalleled an llarrcsslnr
od by all drggisL fashionable har-drcyscrs and deal
ers Ill ancy goods. Til, trato supplied by tho whole
sale druggists.
juno 8 sInAM 1Ia,noao a: cnEyLlER; Mp;.
1ShESS1tS. EDITORS YOU WILL, PLEASE
announce Gen. A. N. MAHIdAULT as q candidate for
Sheriff at the onsaing election. CITIZEN.
Nofclhoer' stu
aS-ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility Prc-
mature Decay, and all the effects Of vani,h iniscrc
tion WILL for tu sake cf suffering humanity scnd tree.
u all niu need IT, tho receipt and directions for making
the simple r<nody by which Ito was cured. Sufferers
wisht to proai by tho advertisers experience can do
40 by aCdressinG,I |, perfect confidence,
JOHN u. OGDEN,
April,2 smoss No ~ Collar street, New York.
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HSMESslts. EDITORS YOU WILL. PLEASE
announce Gen. a. N. MAEI0AULT as candidate fur
Sheriff at the onsaing election. A CITIZEN
November .I,
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1D-T1IE PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR
SlEliltF of Charleston District, Captain c. Is. SId.
WA{.D. tip ,u,v q
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NEW YORK AND aaEmEs STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
THE FIRsT.cLAas U. g.. MAI, sTEAMsHIps
ATLANTIC NoTTHrRN LIGHT.
BALTIC, = WESTERN METROP0LJS,
Leayo Pior No. &C. N. H., Now York cvcry second Sat.
nrday. from, juno u.s. H.,
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND DREMEN,
taking psssongoTs 10 Southampton London Ravre an
Bremen. at tho followt raes payable gold ita
equivalent In currency: ' 'u - -
First Cabin, s110 second Cabin, sos; Storage, sss.
From nraniou southampton and uavro to Nau oik
First Cabn siloi Second Cabin. $40; stesrage. sis
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOAIR-Firsi
, eAILINu DAYS PnoM NEW xoRx AND pnrarRN IL.
seps osy Is sad aog 10 10 and "a
For Freight or Passage apply to
February 81, ,, Iy. No 20 br5sdSaS. Ny.
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p1-STATE nF SOIJr rIl CAROLINA CIJhpIEs

DE- notice. HEREBY CAUTION ALI,
persona ret ia credit cry : Ty H.,:o wi.cu: III
written order. CHARLES DEIt.SsN
July n.
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RBWE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 ANNOUNCE
L NJ. WHITING, Esq. as n candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudicialI District, at tho next election
September 10
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a5 Tho Jrrish AeIfens,r anil TAe Etrd.iife will plcast
insert The above four tcs. and send account TO Mr.
luCH July 3
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OFFICIAL.

ApHl,a smose No ~ Cedar street. New York.
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SHIPPING G..
FOR NORTH AND SOUTH EDISTo

- 3tND bVUI III IfDISIV,
ROCKVILLE, IIUTCHINSUS'S ISLAND.
HENNETT'S POINT, AND INTEItMlsDI
ATE LANDINGS.
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MEXICAN NEWS.

The Brownsville Rauchero publishes an OF.
tract from letter said to have been written bv
Escobedo to Gomez, directing him by eye,y
means in his power to seize all property in the
hands of foreigners, acquired by Mexican mis-.
fortunes, and hunt them from the country. Hs
also said, tiny motto is, death to all stranger,
and thieves. There is no danger of the Yam.
KEGS Interfering with us as long as the Southern
States are kept out of the Union; besides the
black men would side with US, and at any time
pronounce against the whites Before we pet
through with the foreigners the Yankees win
think We are in earnest, and the time will coma
when their notables will be begging for their
own heads instead of for Austrians"
Seven hundred Austrian prisoners have been
sent to Paebla. Twelve more Generals have
been shot at Queratero. Juarez has issued an
order for the eonVoeation of Congress to elect
President Captain Freeman, of the Revenue
Gutter Wilderness, who conveyed Madame
Juarez and party to Vera Cruz, reports the Lib.
erals extremely independent ard saucy.
Santa Anna is still alive. The Campeachv
captors are awaiting instructions from the Lib.
eral Government, feeling certain that he will
undoubtedly be shot.
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W. DOL CAR DING
LONG SHOALS PAPER MILLS,

q Miles from Linco!nton, Lincoln County, ". c.
The subscribers respectfully inform their cus'o-
mers and the public generally that they have just
completed the fitting of their machinery with the
latest and most improved Cards, and pre-
pared to execute all orders with promptness and
dispatch.
We are also prepared 10 card Cotton and Wool
mixed.
for carding Cotton and Wool mixed, 10 cents per
pound
Customers must furnish their own grease; one
pound of grease is required for every pounds OF
Wool.
Terms cash. Country Produce or Cotton Rags
taken at market price.
GRADY, BANNISTER & CO., Proprietors.
respectfully inform my old customers and friends
that have taken charge Of the above machinery
July Is, 1867. If ROBT. COBB.
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RICHMOND, July 24-Gen Brown has
issued an order disseminating the issue Of "a,
tons to the destitute, authorized by the con.
gressioual appropriation fund, after the 2Oth OF
August
CHARGE OF VIOLATING PARoLE.-Nasb-
vile, July ga communication from citizens
OF Memphis has been received by Secretary
Fletcher, urging that according to Gen. Grants
letter to Gen. Pope, General Albert Pike vio-
iates his parole in advising citizens to 60 to the
polls armed.
HEBREw CQLLEGE.-The Hebrews of the
United States have undertaken the work Of as.
tablishing literary institution of high order in
which the tenets and literature of the Hebrews
may be prominently taught. The locality is
fixed at Philadelphia, Maimonides college is the
significant name chosen
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THE CRErANs-TERR1BLE NEws-The latest
official accounts received at Washington from
Crete give terrible reports of the cruelties of the
Turks. The Cretans having inflicted severe pun
ishment upon one of Omar Pasha's spies, th
General retaliates by actually crucify;ng Grecian
priest in order to satiate his revenge, and to cast
odium upon the christian religion, from which he
apostacised that he might become a Turkish
General. He next besieged cavern: in which
Greek women and children had taken refuge, and
by closing the cavern with stones, left them to
die ofstarvation. This renegade is repeating in
Crete the scenes of carnage which make him SO
infamous in Koordistan, Syria and Montenegro.
He boasts that he will exterminate the Cretans;
and the Turkish government, stalking its faith in
this General, declines for the present to yield to
the remonstrances offoreign powers. 1t declares,
however, that it will consult the Cretan's wishes
in the event of the revolution not being queled
prior to July "a. 1t is stated that the Cretans
are more heroic than ever in their resistance.
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CHOLERA.

MEMPHIS, July 23.-The cholera is deoreas-
ing here. The President of the Board of
Health states that no cases have occurred in the
vicinity where the Nicholson pavement is being
laid
Late accounts from Arkansas represent the
disease as prevailing there On plantation in
the vicinity of Pine Bluff and Helena, one
planter lost twenty-five hands last week.
New ORLEANS, July 23.-The Indianola
Bulletin, OF the 18th, reports the yellow fever
on the increase. The sick are in almost every
house in town. An appeal is made for assis-
lance in the way of money or hospital supplies.
There is much suffering and many families are
destitute and without protection
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OLD CHARLOTTE BANK,
SPRINGS BUILDING, TRADE STREET

G II A r l. o TIE, N. G.
We beg to inform the mercantile community of
Charlotte that we furnishing New York Ex,
change at par.
Drafts made England France and Germany.
and every prominent place in the world at low
rates.
Collections made in all parts of the United States
and Europe reasonable terms.
Deposits received subject to sight Cheeks on
which Interest is allowed
Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion, Southern Bank
Notes, Bonds, Coupons, &c, bought and sold at
small margin.
BRENIZER, KELLOGG & PETERS,
July Is, 1867 Brokers.
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WASHINGTON, July % Some weeks ago
special sgert of the Postofic, Department re.
ported to the Postmaster General that he had
detected frauds perpretrated by the postmaster
at Greensburg, Indiana, and that the postmas-
ter had admitted that his book entries had been
changed, &c. Upon this showing the postmas-
ter was suspended. When Congress met the
facts were certified to the Senate, and new
postmaster nominated The Senate rejected
the nomination, and under the tenure of Office
law the old postmaster is reinstated in Office
The Postmaster General today mortified the re-
instated officer Of the action of the Senate. and
added, "Iou are respectfully requested, as a
favor to the department, to use as little money
of the government and make as few false entries
as possible"
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CoUNTERFEITs.-A Among the recent counter
fcits are noticed 500 on the first national bank
of Boston; 500 on the Ohio national bank of
Cincinnati; 500 on the central national bank
of New York city, and 800 on the national
bank of Bristol, Rhode Island. Count erfeit
ffties on compound interest notes of the iss ue
of july 1864, are also reported n circulation.
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NOTICE.

Having qualified as Executor of R. Johnston,
deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said Estate to come forward and pay up
early as possible, and those that can't pay had
better call and see me and let me know whether
they can pay or not.
Those having claims against said Estate will
present them properly authe ntcated or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
W. b. WITHERS,
July Is, 1867 3w Executor
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NORTH CAROLINA FARMS
Fob AT,r

We are in correspondence with reliable Northern
Agents for the sale of North Carolina LANDS Any
persons wishing to sell or buy, would find their
business facilitated by addressing u.s. giving loca-
ton and full descriptions of the LANDS.
VANCE l. DOWD,
Attorneys ct Law.
Charlotte N. c., June "a, 1857 If
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Gold Mine LabOrers.

want to employ several good steady laborers TO
work in and about the HOWE or Cureton Gold
Mine, in Union county. miles from Monroe. Good
wages will be paid by the month.
B. J. CURETON,
July Is, 1867 lmpd Superintendent.
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Teeth Extracted Without Pain,
BY A NEW REMEDY.

DR.. JNO. H. WAYT is prepared to administer
the s'.FttrOHS OTide GaS'' in extracting
Teeth. This agent has been successfully used in
thousands of cases in the principal cities, without
the slightest danger.
Freedom from pain or danger guaranteed.
Office No. 5, Granite Row.
Charlotte, June IT, 1857. 3m
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A Tennessee deputation has applied to the
President for protection at the polls, who again
referred them to Gen Thomas.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-07-30
JAMES TIDDY,

DEALER IN MARBLE AND
Manufacturer of Monuments, Slabs, Headstones &c
CHARLOTTE, N. G.
s5r Orders will receive prompt attention
All persons indebted to the Charlotte Marble Yard
will please come forward and make immediate nav
ment az further indulgence cannot be given.
July y, 1867.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-07-30

Another great English estate is waiting for
heirs. None but those named Brown need ap-
ply. 1t is quite likely that when the estate is
settled some Of them will be very Uue.