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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-23
Executors Notice.

All persons indebted to the Estate of J. W. john
ston, deceased. are requested TO make payment i'm
mediately, and those having claims against the said
Estate must present them forthwith, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
WILLIAMSON WALLACE,
April l5 1857 3wpd Executor.
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Groceries and Confectioneries
NISBET & MAXWELL

HAVE JUSI kECElFED, AND HAY 4 IN SIORE,
SO Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Sacks Old Java Coffee,
Boxes Choice Green Tea,
Barrels Choice Nolasses,
Barrel Cider Vinegar,
j Barrels Coffee Sugar,
Rio Coffee, Crushed and Pulverised Sugar.
Rice, English Dairy and New York State Cheese,
10 Gross Carolina Belle and Bbls. Lorillard Snuff
Also large and assorted Stock of Pickles, Jeies,
Prunes, Dates, Ginger Preserves and fresh Fruits,
Flavoring Extracts, Olive Oil, Lemon Syrup Ground
Cinnamon and Pepper, Tomato Catsup, Pepper
Sauce, Mustard, Sardines, HOLSTERS and Oysters, a
superior lot of
Raisins and French Candy,
geo pounds assorted Candy in boxes barrels as
sorted Nuts, Citron, Cocoanuts and Figs $50 pounds
fresh Currants, Table Salt Duryea's superiorStarch
Parlor anc Telegraph Matches superior lot of Toilet
Soap and Perfumery, Casteel and Turpentine Soap;
| Anderson's Soace, Leaks and other choice brands
of Chewing Tobacco, Durham's and Virginia Smok-
ing Tobacco, choice Havana and American Segars,
Violins, Banjos, and large assortment Of Toys,
Notions, &c.
In fact everything usually found in first class
Confectionery and Family Grocery Persons wish
ing to purchase any of the above articles will find it
to their advantage to give call and examine
our Goods before buying elsewhere. We propose
to sell cheap for cash barter. All orders attended
to with promptness.
April l5 1867 NISBET MAXWELL.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-23

There is, at last, one State in which women
may vote. The Senate of Wisconsin, by a vote
of 10 to 9, agreed to the Assembly resolution
extending suffrage to the seq. The ladies must
now be courted for their ballots as we'll as their
hands.
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BRENIZER, KELLOGG & PETERS,
Bankers and Brokers',
Trade Street, Springs Building)
CHARLOTTE, N. G.
BRENIzER, KELLOGG Co.,
Greensboro, N. G.

Dealers in Gold, Silver, Bullion, Southern Bank
Notes, Exchange, Bonds, Stocks and Coupons.
Deposits in Currency and Specie received, which
may be drawn for without notice and six per cent
interest allowed
Certificates of Deposit given payable after three
months bearing eight per cent interest," available in
all parts of the United States.
REFER TO Brem, Brown Co., DR. Nye Hutchi-
son Co, Gov Vance, Charlotte, C Jesse
II Lindsay, Esq, Greensboro, NC.
April ! 5. 1867.
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NOTICE.

Having been authorized to receive list of all
Taxable Property in Hlis Beat, all persons inter-
esied will meet me at the School House near r. l..
DeArmond's on Tuesday the 23d day of April 1867
All persons failing to make their returns will be
liable for double tax.
JOHN W. MOORE, J. P.
April Is, 1867 2wpd
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US. Securities, State Bonds, Cou.

pons and Compound Interest Notes wanted by
BRENIZER, KELLOGG Il PETERS,
April Is, 1857. Springs Building.
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THE TEST OATH.

We have been asked on several occasions for
the exact terms of the oath required fthose who
hold federal offices. Here it is:
81 Ca. b. do solemnly swear Tor affirm) that l
have never voluntarily borne arms against the
United States since have been a citizen thereof;
that have voluntarily given aid, countenance,
counsel or encouragement to persons engaged in
armed hostility thereto; that have never sought
nor accepted, nor attempted to exercise the fuuc-
tons Of any office whatever, under any authority
or pretended authority, in hostility to the United
States; that have not yielded voluntary sup
port to any pretended Government, power con-
sti,ution within the United States, hostile or
inimical thereto; and do further Tor af-
firm) that, to the best ofmy knowledge and abili-
ty, will support and defend the Constitution of
the United States against all enemies, foreign and
domestic; that will bear true faith and allegiance
to the same; THAI l take this obligation freely,
without any mental reservation purpose OF
evasion, that will well and faithfully discharge
the duties Of the office on which | am about to
enter. So help me God"
Which oath, SO taken and signed, shall be pre-
served among the files of the court, Houses OF
Congress, or the department to which said officer
may appertain. And any person who may falsely
take said oath shall be guilty of perjury, and on
conviction, in addition to the penalties now pre-
scrbeE. for that offence, shall be deprived Of Office,
and rendered incapable forever after of holding
any office or place in the United States
| STORM SIGNALS DURING HARvEsr.-This
plan of the storm signals during harvest is by
means of the telegraph and cannon. The tele
graph Is to convey the news of coming storm
to each of the county seats, hundreds of miles
in advance, in the direction that the storm is
travelling. Then at each county seat a cannon
is to be fred three times, which will warn farm.
ers throughout the whole country that storm
is approaching, in time to get their grain or hay
under cover or in situation to shut out the
rain.
A telegraph company, by arrangement with
the county officials in several of the States, is
about to put the plan into practical operation,
in time for the coming harvest. 1t is believed
! that large portion of the many millions of dol
! lars in grain and hay which annually dam
aged by rain during harvest will be saved by the
universal adoption of this simple plan through
out the United States.
! There is, at last, one State in which women
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Encourage Home Industry.
CANDY, CANDY-PLAIN AND FANCY,
Wholesale and Retail at
d A L L A S M. RIGLE RS,
OPPOSITE THE MANSION HOUSE.

Notice TO Taxpayers.
have been appointed to take the tax returns,
State and County, for that part of Charlotte living
East Of Tryon street Lists of property, &C., must
be handed in by the lst Of May my shop near the
Post Office.
April Is. 1867 3w S. N. HOWELL, up.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-12-21

va. Ne fafrm that thsy we're NJ.
srss-. ssd msas n shsm asmlsmls
The consequence i, ,hsy are so.so.
a.le.I ~Ith <If.mpss,.ses. .s hsvs
Io4s sII mu,ssl ever them. fm nv
mart. I am sI.a ,Lss 90 f.,Is.l ssasf
,hs s,ess., ss.Ims. s.n~.. ~wId
have insured .he sseeu.Isnev and M.
umph a lsI,o, eve, espli.I. Isuo.
neee ovs, ls,slIlge.ee. and a ,hs
bIseL rae, evss ,hs ,,h,,s. ws xm,Id
have eou,lesed ,e ,sls,s,. .Imo.,
seyth,eg IN .sgyoes .,oy,.Ied ve
had succeeded In making money ou,
Of them, Failure % do 90 viii bring
,s IN our seu.s.. I am clad AZ /,
because /, will force q. 10 change our
whole sy.,sm Of edaca,leo n the
South and teach ia 10 dignity and
properIy estimate labor. IIsretofo,e.
4 baa beeu tLonvht rather DEGRADING
10 follow the plough or pusb tbe
plape. The horpy.bapded veomapry
Of Tho sou,h were sueered NJ. and
manv fashionable fatbers and moth.
ers thought the clerk. auaek or poiti.
loeper a more slieible match for tbei,
daughter. than the skilled mecbapi,
or scientific farmer. Indeed. man,
men who have dug fortunes out q
the Garth are even now turning thei,
hacks u,ou their occupations aut
training their sons for A more decep
business. and thousands Of our youn,
mer arc dodc;no around hunting sol
nlaces. or irving 70 liv. bv their wits
Hsnos svarv vocat;on i crowded
erccnt that which reou;rc. labor will
tho hands and bence. wberevor ",
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Military orders.
HElpeuARrrRs FouRru MILITARY Dsrmcr, }
tMississippi and Arkansas.
0yricr or CivIL AyrAias,
vrcHssrpo, MIss, Dec. Q, 1867.

HElpeuARrrRs FouRIu Mnirlhr DnrRrcr, J
tMissisippi and Arkansas.l \
0yricr or CIvL AyrAias,
vicHssuno, MISS, Dec. 0, 1861.
GENERAL Orders No. 3S.
Hereafter all persons not In the
military service Of the United States,
and not properly engaged in the exc
cution Of the laws, are prohibited
from carrying concealed weapons,
under penalty Of forfeiture Of the
arms found upon them, and Of being
tried and punished by military
commission for disturbing the public
peace.
Any person found guilty Of q vio-
lation Of sbis order, will be liable to
a fine Of not more than one hundred
dollars, and confinement for not more
than three months, at the discretion
of a military commission.
Justices Of the Peace, Magistrates
and Sheriffs are authorized and d.
rected 10 execute this order, insofar
as the arrest and confinement Of Of.
c.cl,r~ .,d a~,x of fhe aros eound
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The Presidents Message.


The eminent Radical editor, Thur
low Weed, Is coming to bis senses
smartly. Hear him:
"The Message Of President John
son Is an eminently able state paper.
In taste and temperit Is fiultless. In
the assertion Of conviction II Is fear
less. In statesmanship Il l. compre-
hensive, clear, and in most things
sound. Tho erroneous assumptions
Of Congress, in reference 70 room
struction. arr shown Up IN usan-
swersble argument. And though
uus,yaIlIsely, II nos unproassbly, the
President dsnoustsses he uncoDsti1 !
susiouslisy Of The present military re-
construction law. For this truth the
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f'sm ihs es'ssss ltl. saa
rsT nsnsj Wages


The IslcF question Il papmmns
Ia impefssses. General starvation
seems Iitsiy " sspessds unIvsrsI
safFngs-.but II cannot be doutorsd
70 readily ss poiitlcsl illness.
An eshsastlvs article Of one u our
reviews on The subject would be pro
fssbls, bat In q newspaper out of
place and unsatisfactory, from lack of
space. | propose simply 70 make .
few statements without sddudng
proof Al examination Of the labor
system Of The world, ss exhibited In
The writings Of Ioudop, I'sbbsgc,
Wade or other authors, will confirm
these statements.
!. Tho msiayr system, which IL
the woint system or copartnership
arrangement is an evidence Of the
very low agricultural condition oi
the country where Il obtains, and Is O
bar 10 any improvement. Poland,
Portugal, the poorest districts ol
France, illustrates its failure.
2. Where agriculture is most pro.
Gtablc, the universal rule Is to pay
money cages, which keeps labor and
capital distinct. England, Scotland
Belgium, Austria and Prussia, art
familiar instances Of its splendid sue
cess.
3. Workmen cannot force wages
up nor employers force them down b,
combinations, but If let alone wage
will find their level.
4. The employer, that is capital
must take the risk, whether wages b
paid in money or in kind. Heplans
risks, manages. II his plans do no
succeed, he alone is accountable, ant
alone pays the penalty Of his miscal
culations.
If you admit the laborer to shar
in the profits he can assume but
very small share of the risk. II is
principle Of partnership that neithe
law nor reason recognizes, in fact, ]
at variance with common sense.
s. The "joint crop plan" has al
ready failed with the negro, after tw
years trial, thereby demonstrating
the truth that what the whole worl
has long since settled is not excep
tional in our free negro labor.
The hired laborer does cheerful
any job to which he is assigned, Will
your free negro partner objects :
your mode of planting, tilling an
harvesting; waters your cotton bale
appropriates corn and potatoes, pea
pigs, and other. small grain, and at
solutely refuses TO work upon fencin
and farm buildings, but fails not |
commit waste everywhere.
The negro partner got, in 1851
one-tenth, in 1866. one-quarter,
1867, one-third, for 1868 he edemant
one-half. How long bis native mot
esty will prevent him from claimin
the other half depends upon bis viii
partner.
For the next year, il you have yo'
corn made on hand you can pay ski
dollars wages and board farnishe'
! for 6rst-class laborers. II you has
corn and meat to buy, you cannot q
ford to pay forty dollars. But ps
money wages. ALABAMA.
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Quite an interesting incident took
place at the Catholic orphans fair
room, on Main street, Richmond,
recently. Mr.. Jefferson Davis, ac-
companied by Judge Ould, visited
the fair, and, whilst he was enjoying
the delicacies at the supper table, the
ladies and gentlemen present agreed
to rsfIle of a most beautiful cigar
stand, with a musical box attached,
which had been sent, with many
other handsome articles, from Brus-
sells, Belgium, the winner to present
Il to him. The rattle occurred, and
the prize was won by a gentleman
from Baltimore, Mr.. NJ, who re-
quested that Miss NJ. c. H, the
interesting young lady who was in
strumental in getting up the rafle,
should present iii, in the name Of those
who had contributed. Miss H,
approached the Ex-prcsident, said;
Mr.. Davis-In the name and at
the request Of the gentleman who
won the prize, and Of those ladies
and gentlemen who contributed, /
present you this token Of our respect
for you, the President Of the Confed-
crate States. We only wish We had
something more worthy Of your 60
ceptsnce, but, after looking around
the table, find nothing more suitable,
and, though small the gin, we hops
you will accept Il. We wish from
our hearts every blessing for your.
elf and family
In reply, Mr.. Davis said'
II thank you and the ladies and
gentlemen for your kindness, and viii
placs this with the gold-hesded cant
presented 10 me BY the Catholic ID
dIs of Norfolk, who held > fair for
charitable purpose last spring. You
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lawlcss violence. / now warn yot
Tho, 20, o.,ro, s,ocsod
What is not known of your plan
and couspiracies will be discoyerc,
and anticipated. and The 6rst ont
break aca;nst the ou;et and peaoc q
soc;e,v. that assumes the form Of in
mrrcction. will siuualize the destruc
,;o, of vour cherished homes and tb
ru;o of vour race.
That YOU NAV no longer be a,
ce;ved bv the res,lcss ,piri,s-vh;t
or black-tbat lure Won 10 voor ru;r
I publi,h for your information tb
following endorsement Of General r
&C. Ord. made on tho commupica
tons above referred to, viz.
u,.Oeu..,.- rov,,. a,.,r.., pur.,cr.
Mississippi and Arkansas.
uo.., ,r, s,,,,os a Mrs.. G'' Nov S a. 1897.
mp..,,,.c,l,v 80, :. p,.v,
M.;or G.n.r.l ,,lI.m who - ill .r
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As Day BY Day.

As day by day the years 90 on,
| sometimes sit and ponder
VIII all be gone when love Is gomez
What comes instead, ] wonderi
Il must be strange to wake Of morn,
And not fall back on dreaming,
Not cen TO feel enc is forlorn,
Nor miss the love-lishts cleaning.
80, day by day, 90 old and gray,
The people 90 on living,
TIL life hath taken all away,
Aud death begins It's giving.
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FoRwARprxo SUPPLIES. The
honorable convention has its hands
full, sccording 10 the following from
the jackson IA.) Flag,
"A large crowd Of negroes, several
hundred in number, assembled here
last Saturday, = We uudsrstand, to
make requiIfions forsupplia for nszt
year. to Be sent down 70 the city BY
their delegate, Rev. John Scott, { N.
C., who L 70 have The provisions for
wardsd to them. There was . fsll
ezhibisien Of negro essdulity and ig-
nonnce on TIE oucasiou. Asa aus-
pie Of what they ezpsst, We give the
following biIl nsds out By . frrsd-
man Sss hk hmily loe supplies for
shs Dszs ynrs Fisy pounds co6ss,
tve bsrssls nosr, City pounds sssar,
four hssdrsd poasds bssop, one bels
aliss, oss bolt domestic, half hsrEsl
nolssss, 80 dssbls- -harri shss-suu,
oss pis1ol, Ac.
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-.'gzshsFIns lezsshsg ssl smplsylsr
IN sFgIcHItagh " mka msefuI sm.
pIwmshi, Ne Idis s#a sleloas--
sheaId l. needed, Il wlII l. ehsss.
fiilIy aemsdsd.
III ihs aiarss. and danger ~ ,ha
public ssfs,y ihfssssas " b. ser
grsat. extraordinary powsw and
means may have 10 he assumed N
mest them" ; . . and sIl par.
.I,sHshIp Irsersd n We want q sbm.
maaliy u action fof The benefit n
the community.
20. G. OHb,
Brig. and Bf'i MAJ Gen. Comd'g.
You will nav know that the lrnI.
ied States Military authorities NJ this
District arc not IN sympathy with
any emmIsmrie- while or black
that urge you 10 violence and wrong.
doing. That while you remain 10
peaceful pursuits NJ industry and
strictly observe and respect the rights
Of others, you will be protected In all
your rights, privileges, liberty and
property but your only security and
hope Of prosperity ID In honest labor
and virtuous pcace.
The price Of your libcrty---in your
poverty and indigence.--is toll or
starvation. You cannot reap the
rewards Of toll, unless You maintain
peaceful relations with the white race,
and unite your energies and your
labor In an earnest and peaceful
effort 10 restore the waste places and
exhausted garnes Of our impovcr-
ished land.
! further warn the white race, that,
as you prize constitutional liberty for
yourselves, so you must accord To tho
black race the full measure Of their
rights, privileges and liberties, Sc
cured to them by the constitution
I and laws Of the land. You cannot
live with them In peace and pros.
perity as wrongdocrs. You must
) deal justly In oil your transactions
and contract with then, and In no
case undertake to redress wrongs,
Q except in the mode and manner au-
|, thorizsd by law.
0 / advise all--white and black--to
. make timely, accurate and truthful
: report Of al unlawful combinations
or conspiracies against the peace and
tranquility Of society--to the civil
and military authorities, with names
Of persons and places.
nj All civil officers must faithfully
a administer the laws without bias OF
4 Partially towards either rsce, sns
% should any resistance bs made Il
J, legal process too formidable to b
q Suppressed BY the ordinary course o
: law, prompt sssistsscs will he II
n fordsd by the United States militsr,
a authorities.
n The civil officers Of the State mus
q do their duty to the people, and sus
! tain the people--both whits ans
% blsck-must trust the civil officer
% and the United States military su
4 thoriiies In the maintenance ol peso
n and order.
, BIG. HunrHhEYs, Gov.
n q. A. BsououER, Sec'y Of Stat,
, The burning oil we'll In Wes
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|. Cocrrl. Jcnr 0. RAssrsos.
Cooper Il Harrison,
rTORNEYS At LAW
Pamela, Miss.

attend to oil business entrusted 70 their
IN the Probate Court Of Panols county,
|in the Federal Court at U1iord. Special
btiou given to cases In Bankruptcy. Major
bn win give special attention TO business
d Circuit and County Courts ~ heretofore.
Ss-ly
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POETRY.

''I3sxArwrs ihere . man with sout 20 DEAD,
Who never 70 Hinsktp hath sald,'
Cd D--ri the FRrspxrs's BunEAuill
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B. q. HunrHfEYs, Gov.
q. A. BRououER, ssc'y Of State.


The burning oil well In West
Bloomfield, New York, h Eve miles
from Lima and fourteen from Can.
andaigua. The we'll was bored 10 the
depth Of Ave hundred feet; spipr
projects above the ground ten feet.
The gas escaping from shis p;Pc was
set on Gre on The ID of Jsly lass, and
has burned hrccly ever since. The
fame leaps Ahssn OF twenty fss Ia
the air, lighting the country fv miles
around. The owssr Of the wsll has
built q hall mar and gives pubIis
dances every week. Al The lazs ball
over Ave hundsd people were pps-
ent. II has become such . popular
resort that The suisisssrs ssy young
people had r,shr % and dasos By
the light of he'll thss sisesd the
meetings.
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rniof or sps@eHIrnos.
o. Y 81 = ss., ' iss
o. msnlh, y
1iasls sapy, go 10
ADVERTISING nArn.
vas sqa3fs n sss IIaes~ ~-arsI lnsuilon, si.so.
16<h sd4I'Iohsl Inssfsion. Ts.
Al tfsnsIsss advertisements fsf Isss shss
thfss msnths charged u ihs fsis N tws Dol
Iafs ~ s.kAif pss sssass fsf sssh mosth.
2sAayss % cettsx Three sesihs 5000
sIf nenshs. 5000
fvsIvs months. 1850
nlis oslsss2rhrs, ~ss,hs so'oo
sIs nohihs, 1900
Twelve months, : tioo,oo
cstrss--7hfss mssshs, 10000
aIs months 1890
Twelve months, 1 I is0.oo
Marriage and obituary so,icss, n no, more
thAa ssn Ilsss--fies, and over ten lines, charged
stfsgular advertising rates.
All Advertisements VI . strictly personal
shsraessr, win be charged 81 The rate Of twenty
osnis per linz.
Editorial notices Ia local column, twenty-five
cents per line.
Jos WORK Of every description done with
nestnesz and dispatch.
Advertisements payable In advance, and Job
Work, on delivery.
To CoNnnsroNDrxr Write plain, with ink,
and on but one side OF the sheet Ten lines Of
ofdjnafv manuscfIpt on letter papef will max a
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The M = Jsclpr Davis has
~ puuappoe1 ~ - solh dsy of
s''''' '''2syss - s
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VI Hetsl has just bean completed, and is
1nhed fhroughsut IL most handsome style.
|pupsis1os Dlsdges bis ulmoet endeAyou 70
nlIslhctios % lhoss who may ihves him
Ihsir patronage N -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

There will DO n meeting of tho Schoo
Teachers Association on Saturday tho 23'
Of March inst. at 10 o'clock A. ~. In th,
basement Of tho Presbyterian Church il
BrookyiIlo, TO which all Teachers, tn
friends Of education and the public arc 10
yited. The exercises will be as follows
LIST. The best methods Of conducting
Rotations in tho Schools.
2l. Proper incentives to study.
3D.. To what extent should Oral Teach
ing DO adopiedp
Itb. The best manner Of teaching Read
ing and Spelling In the Schools.
9th. The most successful manner Of al
vancipg dull pupils.
The attention Of Teachers is especially
invited to those subjects with view to al
interchange Of opinion in the Association
A. Il. LINE, Pres't.
A. Z. 7. DAYTON, Sec'y.