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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-03
NEW STORE
NEW GOODS {! 4!

THE subscriber has opened q
ARFAMILY GROCERY STORE,
t57s3 where he has on hand an assort-
ment of
SUGARS, COFFEE, TEAS,
SYRUPS, MEAL, GRIST,
Flour, Corn, Bacon Strips,
Starch, Candles, Butter,
Lard, Mackerel, Cheese,
Fine Killickinick and Durham Smoking
TOBACCO.
Fine Chew-ag TOBACCO, aplugs to Ii.
SeSars, various brands, and everything
required by family in the grocery line.
ALSO,
10 boxes Magnolia" Chewing Tobacco,
Bbls. extra Corn Whiskey, at Wholesale.
Az OF which will be sold at the LOWEST
RATES for CASH
A fresh assortment of all goods in nv
line will always be found at the store, cor
ner OF Pendlcton and Assembly streets,
next door below Melvin NJ. Cohen's old
stand, below the State House
Aug % RICHARD ALLEN.
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MARK YOUR CLOTHING
4 lNpll.lBiE PINCii

tlAHk'N l'ArNNl INplIlEiE PlNcii.
"Ainch more convenient h,n I'M, Ana
equally good IS 10 pcrmnnancr-u iulun
attcr $rrcrtl months trial" .hl. .,,y,o,.
t@itSt.
lhvainablc for marking iucn".- laicuoo
Tthune
"hcmarkablc lor the ease and ncatncss
w"h which they can be uscd".- Dctrou yyi.
IaNc.
o.le OF 'he greatest conycnirnccs ha,
Gun DC presented loaho sckccpcr."-- (h1r-
It@on t'S- C.J NcpS
Manufactured and sold At Wholesale b.
The lndcliblo Pencil Co.. Northampton Mas.
Etcfy HacU Uarant,d.
fkANk > DAME. No. Is Commercials
race New Orleans. Gcnl. Agcn, for the
'''''"'Sf' Mar23 Il
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HENRY KNIGHT,
PHOTO
a ANIBRoT " 2PIST,
Rooms. $40 King Street,
CHARLESTON, s. c.

SsNil~ Wl>rlGol fotNpERY.
- l.-t4W, ,Ae il. iS.j
TIC ,u,clilpr> cuu,inucio % manufactured
III 'ir oldsnl WGil Known Fonnlcw. thcir
rnlrfior helSlor Clutcllr> .l,.Ml,,n,c. Fac
tories. Steamboats,, Ioconuliyc. l'irr\lAim>.
rtG'. ma''c pi gcnuiNcbrll neral coppcrund
un eolhpo>tipn8. no0nicd Wiji,hcir lnprov
81 IatcNitd MoUnliu&> and warranted in
evey pmiciar
" iha no ,uh,;iintc cqual q copper and
I'm. tormakn& Bell. las yci been Iii .coylr-
"a. las tetunlly ybr,namounccd Il, lie ,lrri.
SIGN q t.c Royal i.li,uc OF Blili,h Archt-
icci and is fact Wen tWuWu where bclIs Of
hnsr material. >ucla> Iron, Crude Steel. cIc
hAyc brtn broQgin into comparison with II
good article oi the gcnuinc :rnmHr. 80,
possessing amy marked resonant orybratorv
Qualities, such matciial cannot produce a
good ringing bell; and. Willie genuine bell
nclal, rs material, always has Il high com
mc,cial value. tile other can onlv command,
The price d Ia iron
An aSsorimcn, q. our Is lis is kcp a, ,hc
fonndciN. aS also With oul Gcncras .\ucntS
FAIRBANKS q co.. (SCALE WNHrIiot.sr.l
252 l'EoNpwAY. NEw No;K. whowiil sell n
FoUndcly price. and WHO, wihtheuudcr>iel
cd. will giyc prompt attention 10 III orders
and Communications.
For inl niormaion regard 70 onr Bells
send toi an illustrated Ctla. oguc.
i. A. q q. Il. MENEEI.Y.
WEST Troy N.Y.
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Itching tor' \ Eight.

pcopl, hayc c<hjni,.1 '' n, ~ a,;o',,a '":o'v,'
under wrooS s,nu or,,r.s.inn ,i,,, an,.
other pcopr on ,hr ,,.n Il, il. nnM,
They arc rn,,, M ~ III, ,,,.n
ever ,l6y ,lo,0A iln., i MI,
resor, for prot,o,j.,
Desisninp men II, s,,,lu. !, MIN,
on rollision., br,w.,n vh;,n n,d c,,,,.,,
men II, tho s,u,b il ,,i,r H., m.,1i
sentiment may i, inInrr.nl ..,I,,.
the latter In ,h,, ~ ,,;..,,,,
this. lpt ON. noo,l,lo.n " ;,
and ,hcn act lawtuIIy ,aIm,y ,nl ,;,mI, -
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llnl2tis,ll.

Go 81. 'hcrrln@, "nd lcacl al na,ou>..
oaptiliu2 ihcm ii i!Ir name of The lM,nrr.
nhd oi US '"ihand of tic Holy Ghost.
Mathew NNNli %aapl >viyr.
On Smday lie A. nSiai. hc;wccn tho
hours aHl o'clocl>, a. m. u. N.},hc
Morris >'l~@ E0pt,t thnrrh. will layc,lic
sacred m'lnauec otEaWi>m :,ln;iii,,crcdlN
tNc fa>ior, IL ,lir A,llcy iivcr urrr Cmnrl
street. Wc>tcialoi'l'rall. Eu, itthc wct,h.
81 >ion'd hr rn'ANoabr, the o!dM;ut, sill
BE aomiiStcrfl II thrchurch.
Prior - tile baptism, q colonion vill be
t"kennp in aid q jlr churoh.
REV JAc9D IrGNiti, ra~iur.
JAMES G. PAwIiY Clerk.
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Mnried,- - SUMTER MAY 25rh. hv Rev.
i. ". Lewis Edmoud Chamhcr.. ia Mrlyi-
na Moore, Al>o McminlNn MilNt " Al.
na Keith also fiMncy owens, to I.oyic;.
james.
ByKcv. 4. II. cain.o; Wr,lcSDlay lnori,-
,nE NAY 2,ih n N"ri, s. A n E.thnch,
A1r. Brili W. MildWun to Mis- Marv Sabi-
na Campbell, All ot Clrrlc>lon.
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Spring Term Of h7crcn Weeks comncnc-

SpTIng Term of Eercn Weeks commcnc-
ing l|etlncSdoy, .NorM u 1867
raj " h2rren /" :" act. ,.
= "''r f" " WmSdcy.
Jun. @ 1868.
Members Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church DESIGNING TO dcvot" themselves 10
ne Ministry, may be admitted as members
Of the Institute. ~ recommendation ol q
Quarterly Conference OF The l'rcSidng 81
der
Tuition Free. -tid granted 10 those who
are needy and worthy.
Candidates for the Ministry in other Chris
tlan Churches received on liberal terms.
The Trustees are determined 10 give 10 this
School all the clements and efficiency Of
irel-class Theological Institute
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.


N"'Nn i'>'o,'in% the fact that ,hc ,ilrp,
NJ iME' NJ las been i,",,ca,"l uo,r,han
''' quarter thc Price VIII rcna III The same
NOW IS TilE1iME Ir Il -, l;IEI. ron
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Branch at Charleston, SC.
STArE-STREET.

Open every day. Sundays and Holidays
excepted. from l0A. NJ. tn2P.M. and 3to
r. VI.
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

In this county. on the 9th ult., the Rev. W. S.
Pharr in the 77.h year Of his age. The departure
of this venerable and excellent will awaken
feelings of regret amongst large circle of kindred
and acquantances. His long and useful life fur
nishes abundant material for biography worthy of
being preserved in permanent form For more
than forty years did he proclaim the Gospel of the
blessed God, and his example model of prac-
teal christianity TO all his friends aud congregation.
He took active part in the education of young
men, and was for a number of years the Preside Mt
of the Board of Trustees of Davidson College. He
continued to preach pastor of Mallard Creek
Church to the time of his death, and at his funeral
there was Large and deeply affected congregation.
His death was tranquil and easy. Our loss is his
everlasting gain. May his mantle fall upon his
viving widow and son, and other Ministers Of equal
worth and piety arise from his family. [Com.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15
.-. GUANO.
200 Tons Soluble Pacifc Guano, daily expected

Extract of a letter Of J. Z. Hargraye, ESQ, Of
Marlborough, g. dated 10th ult
"Dr. Ramsay and myself used the Pacific Guano
last season, and are very much pleased with II. We
intend using it again il preference to Peruvian, t
the difference in prices Of the two articles" s..
A. B. Springs, Esq, York District, s. c., wrote US
as follows on the 18th ult:
81 applied $50 lbs Pacific Guano to the acre on
very poor land, and although the drought was the
seyerest have had since 1885, calculate the In.
crease of cotton at 400 lbs 10 the acre"
On the lath he wrote Us again, saying:
81 wrote you a few days ago, stating that should
want Is tons Pacific Guano. forgot TO mention
that some of my neighbors have become excited at
the result of my experiment and have spoken to ne
in reference to procuring it for them. shall want
IS tons"
We have numerous letters which can be seen at
our once from farmers In different parts of the
country speaking la the highest terms Of this Fer
tilzer when applied 70 corn and cottoa. This Gu
ano 10 Of the same composition and character a.
Peruvian u differs only in the proportions Of the
same elemenfs.
Tor sale by W. a. McRARY CO.,
Agents Soluble Pacific Guano Company,
and Dealers in No. Peruvian Guane,
Jan "A, 1866 WILxNaroE, N C.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

pa%An impression seems to have got into the
minds of the negroes hereabouts that the United
States Government has begun the distribution
of the lands and other property of "rebels" in
the States south and southwest of US, and many
seem Indifferent to entering into engagements
for service this year. anticipating that the "dis-
tribution of the spoils" will begin ere long here
abouts. We suggest that it is the duty of all
persons of intelligence to set any who may have
received these impressions, who may come in
their way, right If any of our freedmen want
land given to them without paying for it they
can get it in Florida, Alabama and other States
in which the Government owns, by becoming
actual settlers upon the land The land is yet
uncleared aud unbroken, and the settler will
need stock, tools and food, Cor money to procure
these necessary articles before he can think Of
pre-empting it, and the only way to get it wifi
be by hard work and honest means Wades-
Loro argus.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

SMALL Pox-We are surprised to learn that
some alarm is felt in the country about the
Small Pox in Charlotte. Some six or eight
cases have occurred 10 the city among the freed
men, flour or FIVE being in one family,) but
there is no danger of its spreading, as the city
authorities have adopted stringent measures to
prevent it, aud they now remove all cases be-
yond the corporate limits No white person has
had the disease, and there is no apprehension
felt in the community about it. There is not
the slightest danger in visiting the city.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15
GREAT ATTRACTION.

The undersigned having purchased the entire
stock Of Goods from Messrs Williams Il Meacbam,
is now prepared to wait npon his friends and Gus
toners at the Old Stand near the National Bank.
He keeps constantly on hand the following, viz:
Ladies' Dress Goods
OF all styles and patterns; Satinets, Cassi.nsres
Shirtngs, Sheetings, Yankee Notions, Boots Shoes,
Bagging and Rope
Groceries, ..
Bacon, Flour, Meal Salt, Sugar Coffee Java and
Rio). Mackerel, Orleans and Cuba Molasses, Soda,
Starch, superb lot of Single and Double Barrel
SHOT GUNS, Saddles, &C., and great many other
Goods usually kept in the Grocery and Dry Goods
line too numerous 10 mention.
will say to my friends and the public generally
that it will be to their interest TO call and
before purchasing elsewhere, as l am determined
not to be undersold. Ny Goods were selected in
the Northern market with great care, and with an
eye to the wants OF the peoplethey Of the best
quality and guarantee general satisfaction.
feel satisfied that after the fret call, the low
prices at which am offering my Goods will induce
my friends to call again. s. B. MEACHAh.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA negro regiment
recruited in this vicinity has been ordered to
south Caroline, under General Miles, formerly
10 command Of Fortress Monroe. Gen. Miles
viii have his headquarters at Charlestou.
"A tariff bill, substituting that passed by the
House during last session, was reported 10 the
senate today. 1t proposes to continue the three
cents pound tax On raw cotton aud to increase
the duty on iron.
Representative Ashley tells his friends be is
certain to pass bis bill to reconstruct the South
ern States
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

SHADE AND FRUIT TREEs.-It is now about
the right time to plant out trees. aud We hope our
citizens will give the matter more attention than
they have heretofore done. Shade trees our
streets will not only be ornament. but will
be found useful and valuable. Many houses have
been saved and protected from destruction by
fire by shade trees. Every who has tried it
knows that fruit trees will handsumrl y repay
those who plant and nurse them.
Those who own business houses should plant
shade trees in front of them, and tenants ought to
request their landlords to do so. And certainly
those who own dwellings will not neglect to plant
few choice fruit trees, and produce fruit fol
family
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, &c-Brem, Brown Co
Liverpool Salts Houston Co
Notice. 4 l. Potts, Administrators
Dissolution OF Copartnership-W Cockrsne N
Alexander
Dry Goods and Groceries, Meacham
Splendid Bargains-A Sinclair
Notice to Debtors-H N Pritchard
New Furniture Mandatory
Guano--W II McRary Co, Wilmington
$40 Rewards Brown
Almanacs-Tiddy l. Bro
Quarterly Report of the First National Bank OF
Charlotte, Dividend Notice, &c
Money Found-W Boyd
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SO REWARD.

Absconded from the subscriber Friday evening
Rose tbut may have changed bis name), about 10
years old, yellow complexion, large mouth and nose
weighs about l35 or i4o pounds had on a new
mixed frock coat, old felt hat much worm and pair
to be lurking about his adopted fathers near Mr.
John Patterson's in Mecklenburg county. reward
of $40 will be paid for his apprehension and deliv-
cry to me. 8. ]. BROWN,
Deep Well, Iredell county, N. O.
January IA, 1861 81 =.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

We have a large Stock of LADIES DRESS GOODS
in great Notwithstanding new and very cheap.
Cloaks, Shaws, Balmorals, Hoop Skirts, Sack Flan-
aels all colors, Plaid Linsey, Red and White Elan
nels all prices, Bleached and Brown Shifting and
Sheetng, Linen Damask, Towels and Table Cloths,
&C., &C.
Our stock is very large and complete, rs we have
ask examination Of our goods and prices. Ii
will afford US great pleasure to show our goods.
Jan Ia, 1867 St BREM, BROWN & co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

In this county, on the 18th ult, by R. F. Blythe,
Esq, MIR Joel White to Miss Finch.
Snugg. of Rowan, to Miss A Linebarger
In Mocksville, the 18th ult, the Rev W N Kill
patrick to Miss Jennie Wilson.
In Statesville, the 9Th ult, by the Rev Walter
Pharr, Mr. r Linster to Miss C e Kelly. Also,
on the 18th, Mr. John N Andrews to Mrs Sarah
Johnston.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15
CHARLOTTE MARKET, Jan. IA, 1867.

SonSkCTkD III STKNHoUsEs 1ACACLAf q TO-
About 100 bales Cotton were sold last week at
prices ranging from ~ to 2S-tax paid by the pur-
chaser. The market rather fuetuating, and
prices are not very steady.
Corn from wagons readily eonmanAs 81 .4o-some
sales were made 1t few cents higher. .,. -
No changes 70 report In the price Of Flour, Bacoa,
Lard, Re.
The weasher has been 20 inclsment that nothing
like the usual amount Of business vas transacted
during the week.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

SPLENDID BARGAINS!
A. Sinclair
Is now offering his entire Stock of WINTER DRESS
GOODS, Shawls Cloaks, Ready-made Clothing,
Shoes, &C., At Cost.
Good Calicoes at I24 per yard: good bleached
Shifting at l2} cents.
Also, constantly on hand full line of Rock Is
land Goods, at Factory prices Rock Island Ready
made Clothing, cheaper than the Shoddiest North
Goods.
Call early and secure Bargains at
Jan IA, 1867 SPRINGS CORNER.
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NEW York MARKET, Jan. 12-Gold
Sl33s. Cotton very firm; 34a and SO.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-THE Brokers' Circu-
lar this morning reports the sales of cotton for
the week ending to-day at $1,000 bales The
market has generally been dull and quiet, and
slight decline is noticeable during the week.
The market opened dull to-day and With but
little activity; sales to-day not likely to exceed
e,ooo bales Middling uplands still quoted at
I45. -
Jan. 1.-THE cotton market closed dull to-
day and prices fell off slightly, middlng uplands
being quoted at laid
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15
Dissolution of Copartnership

The copartnership heretofore existing between W
r Cochrane and N e Alexander, under the name
and style of W. r. COCHRANE L. CO., was dis
solved by mutual consent the LIST of Jan'y, 1867.
All persons having claims against the said firm are
hereby notified to present them to W z cochrane,
who is authorized to settle up the business OF said
partnership. W. R. COCHRANE,
Jan IA, 1867 st II. e. ALEXANDER.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

ba~ Four hundred and thirty nine 500
shares in the Atlantic and N. e. Railroad were
sold at auction, in Newbern, on Wednesday, at
prices ranging from Sll.87& to Sl3.l23. Ooe
Carteret county bond of $500, with $3.50 interest
due thereon, was put up, but was Withdrawn,
$40 only having been offered for it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

Parson Brownlow and Brigham Young each
received one vote for chaplain Of the Idaho Leg
islsture on the 9Th of December last The
votes were complimentary.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

THE WATcHMAN.-This valuable paper,
which has been edited and published in New
York city, for the last twelve months, by Rsv.
DR.. Deems, has been suspended.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

MARRIAGEs.-We are indebted to VIM.
Maxwell. Esq, County Court Clerk, for the fol-
lowing statement showing the number of mar
risges in Meckleuburg county during the year
1866: - !. =. -.
10 January 20, February Is, March IL, April
3, May l3, June 8, July IL, Angus. 8, Septem-
Der 8, October "a, November II, December 81.
Total number whites ITO.
Colored marriages 101.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15
BOOTS and SHOES.

The largest stock of Boots and Shoes we have ever
had and of better quality, which we selling as
low as they were sold in good old times. We would
especially call the attention Of wholesale buyers to
stock. &
Jan IA, 1867. BREM, BROWN co.
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Another Riddle or Ouery

Another Riddle or Query. .~.---
What woman do We read of in the Bible that
was the daughter of King, the wife of King,
the mother of two Kings, the motheriu-law Of
King, and the grand mother of King. G.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

D@ 1t 10 stated that the Jail at Kingstree, S. c..
was destroyed by Ere last week, and twenty-five Of
the inmates persisted in the flames
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

Ia The Aecklenburg Agricultural Society viii
bold q meeting in the Court House on Tuesday, the
18th instant.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

n9% Virginia aud Kentucky have rejected
the Constitutional amendment. The iodica
tons are that Maryland and Delaware will dc
the same.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

The Supreme Court Of New Jersey has de
cided that liquor bill is not legal debt.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

SUPERIOR CoURTs.-The Spring Terms,
1867, of the Superior Courts of Law will be
held by the Judges as follows:
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First National Bank of Charlotte.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., Jan IA. 1867.

n: o; IF, TOUT: J
The President and Directors of the First National
Bank of Charlotte, have declared a dividend of ten
per cent, on its capital Stock, for the six months
ending 3Ist December, 1866, which will be paid to
Stockh olders application
T. w. DEWEY, Cashier.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

Total number whites ITO.
Colored marriages 101.
To FARMERs.-Now that labor is scarcer and
more uncertain than formerly, our farmers will
lind it more remunerative to cultivate smaller
area and use fertilizers more literally. Those
who have used Guano speak highly of its effects.
1t will be seen by advertisement that w. Fl. Nc
kary q Co.. of Wilmington. have large supply
OF Gnano for sale. and from personal knowledge
we can assure those who send Mr. McRary or
ders that they will be rightly dealt with.
We intend to publish some interesting articles
in regard to the use of Guano.
A SMALL MATTER.-The Washington Chron-
icle tradicaD complains that men wearing grey
clothes. the color Of rebel uniforms, are allowed
to walk the streets of Washington unmolested.
The Chronicle remarks:
Some of these gentry have not even discarded
the rebel buttons but appear in suits which. while
the war was in progress, would speedily have
drawn forth Union bullet"
: People who visit Washington must be careful
not to wear grey clothes, or they will offend the
editor of the Chronicle. ...s..
~ The President recently communicated to
Congress list of prominent Confedera.es whom
he had pardoned. The following is all that we
find for North Carolina. The name Mcdonald,
among the Congressman, must be an error:
North Carolina.-Generals r. Barringer, VIM
R. Cox, Bryan Grimes, Bradley T. johnson. NJ.
w. Ransom, A. M. Scales; Lieut.. Colonel Rich
ard B. Lee; Confederate Congressman AIRING
ton. Dortch, Haipes, Leach, Mclean, Mcdonald,
Ramsay, Venable.
METHODIST Episcopal CHURCH Tile
Proposed Changes in the Disc,pline.-The
footing up of the vote shows For change of
name, 1;049; against change of name, 4lS; for
lay delegation, LOCI; against it 400.
Lay delegation lacks 334 votes to make it a
law, and there are 50i votes to be overcome to
effect change in the name of the church.
The Baltimore Conference is the only one
now to vote, and it is not probable that the re-
suit will be materially altered by the vote Of
that Conference Both measures therefore may
be considered as lost.-Rich. Christian Advo.
cate.
We do not believe the changes are lost. We
think the General Conference meant three
fourths of the Conferences, aud not three
of the members thereof
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FOUND,

A small amount of GREENBACKS, which the owner
get by describing and paying for this advertise
meut. --.--..-. W. BOYD.
Jan IA, 1867 1t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

That acM not be, / am afraid, noticed,
But those whom it concerns and who fail to notice
will be otherwise notified in future, sure.
/ want all persons indebted to me, either before,
during, or since the war, to come forward and pay
up. A reasonable time, in addition to the many
years, months and weeks that have been given, may
be expected. After that, look out for snakes ats
the truth I'm tllin of ye, jest" f--a.
Jan Ia, 1867 If II. N. PRITCHARD.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15
HATS! HATS! HATS!

Just received l20 dozen Cashmere and Wool
HATS which we are offering at either wholesale or
retail a. New York prices.
Jan Ia, 1867 BREM, BROWN co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-01-15

"a The Hon A. P. Hayne, of South Car
DINA, died in Charleston on the 9Th inst. He
had served as Senator from that State III the
Federal Congress; and had filled many other
positions Of honor, in which he always acquitted
himself with credit to himself aud the State.
He belonged to that class Of old school gentle
men which is DOW SO rapidly disappearing.