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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-17
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Proposals will be received until December 23d, for
the building of IL Banking House for the First Ma
tiona Bank of Charlotte, n. G.
The building will front ffty-nine feet, extending
back one hundred feet, four Stories including base
ment.
Plans and Specifications be seen at the First
National Bank The privilege of rejecting any bid
is reserved by the Bank.
r. Y. McADEN,
w. II. MYERS,
Z. ii. BREM,
Dec 1G, 1867 Building Committee.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-17

BS5~ Judge Ship will hold the Special Term of
Union Superior Court the 18th Monday in January
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-17

REMARKAHLE-The Superior Court of Guilford
county adjourned motion of John Kerr, Esq, to
attend the funeral services of Miss Mary Gorrell,
daughter of Ralph Gorrell, Esq, The excuse given
was, that Mr. Gorrel was a member of the Bar of
Gulford Rather Il remarkable and extraordinary
proceeding for Superior Court-but not
surprised at anything these times. This is an age
of progress
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-17
Celebrated Axes
Corn, Peas, Meal, Bacon,

The Celebrated Elephant Axe, warranted" on
ha nd and for sale by W. w. GREER & co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-17

SHOw.-The first in this section, this season,
fell on Saturday night last. There along
the line of the n. c. Railroad, between Charlotte and
Gollsboro, last Thursday.
We learn that very heavy snow storms have pre-
vailed at the North within the last few days, stopping
the passage of trains
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-17

Hams and Sides, choice family Syrups, Sole Leather,
Lard, fresh country made Butter, together with a
general assortment of Family Supplies, hand and
for sale low by w. W. GREER & co.
December It. 1867
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-17
MARKETS.

New York, Dec. 14.-Cotton quiet at 153 to 15i
cents. Gold 1888.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 14-Cotton, sales 900 bales.
Uplands It; to arrive 81 pence
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-17
Just Received.

fine assortment of Cigars, Buckwheat Flour, Whit
Lead, Leather, Saddles and Brides.
BOYD & MOODY.
Dec l6, 1867. 2w Springs Building
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-17
HO! FOR CHRISTMAS.

We receiving large and choice selection
of New
Toys, Christmas Presents,
Notions, &C., and Confectioncres generally, TO which
ave Invite the attention of the public, -. +. ~
THE LITTLE FOLKS ESPECIALLY.
pe~ Wholesale buyers will find it to their interest
TO give q cali and examine goods and prices,
have the largest stock of the kind in the City
and cannot be undcrsold by any one.
Guitars, Violins, Banjos,
Flutes, Accordians, Flies Drums Tamborines Sugar
Boxes, Buckets Tubs Travelling and Market Baskets
NESBIT & MAXWELL.
Photographic Albums,
Very fine and Cheap, at
Dec 16, 1867 NESBIT & MAXWELL'S.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-17
To Mill Owners.

WANTED, Situation Miller. Has had many
years experience in running Steam and Water Flour
Grist and Saw Mills and other machinery, such as
Wool and Cotton Cards. Can give satisfactory refer
ences. Address this Office for particulars.
December IL 1867
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-17
THE VARIETY STORE,

(BeiQw Stenhouse, NaeaHiay 4 Co.'S Store.)
Sign of the Big Ship,
Offers Stock of valuable cheap Goods at low prices
Here you may do your shopping without the trouble
of going from Store to Store. full stock Of
Drugs and Medicines,
Paints, Oils, and Glass from Sxl0 to 24xS6.
Dry Goods,
Very low prices and fine
GROCERIES FOR FAMILY USE:
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses Bacon Lard, Cheese,
Snuff, Tobacco, Candles, Soap,
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
OF different qualities.
The very low prices at which we can and win sell
you all of these goods and many others not mentioned
will astonish YOU
December 10, 1867 JAS. n. BUTT.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-17
DIRECT IMPORTATIONS.
PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS

Have just received direct from Europe, beautiful
assortment of Ladies' and Gents Writing Desks,
Photographic Albums, and other fancy Goods, espe-
cialy for the Holidays.
Persons needing something handsome, call a.
Dec l6, 1867 3w ELIAS COHENS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-17
Guitars, Violins. Ban
PHOTOGRAPHIC Albums.

Very fine and Cheap, at
Dec 16, 1867. NESBIT & MAXWELLS
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Dec 16, 1867
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY, Aug. 16.--Arrivals of beeves to-
day $40 at One hundredthst 27 at Hudson City, and
81 al COmmunipaw. This makes the supply ll39 since
Monday, and 55s9 including those sold that day. Seven
expected at Hudson City tomorrow The
cattle about all sold at both OF the JERSEY markets,
but several lots holding at One-hundredtlst few
buyers visiting the yards to-day One lot OF 23 III steers
81 cwt sold lb4c with 10 fat steers OF owt at G0
16tc. Among those sold at Hudson City were 50 little
Ohio steers, cows and heifers, poor q ewt, at 13dl4e
and 2 others, which the seller called shrfmps hard
lot Of ONO and steers OF 81 cw at 13c THIS KIND
droyes such the % fat KY grades OF Coon Hossbury
brought 0IG8c. with few which will not prove much
less than l7c when killed Included in the sales OF the
Alexander cattle at Communpaw, yesterday, were 10
head sold Washington Market butcher at $l4O each,
I7c. y q cwt They were very fine.
Sheep are IN large supply tOday-2JO lambs at Cham
berns, l56 at Comunpaw, 10 cars sheep and anDs az
Hudson City, and $500 head at FOrtiets The rain ana
thunder nearly ali OF last night hard on dressed
meats and butchers have much they can 40 70 WORK
or stock hand, buying sparingy to-day Sew
era carloads remain unsOd, and prices are &C. less than
yesterday Sales at Hudson City were 202 state sheep OF
b at 5gc; lg9 thin lambs at - eaeE 23 etate lambs,
fair s. 60 with 239 good lambs at q 62 SIX cars re-
unsod and IL reported at this place Tor To-
morrow, four OF which, with six,oyer the y j. Central
Road win be sale at COmmunpaw. sales at the last
place to-day 70 NewJersey lambs fair at SIC, ana
Of Ohio sheep brought &C., with one car at &C. rejecting
culs Lambs rarely 80 over slc and good lots are seg
at SC. The market is slow.
Hogs are slower with eight carssat COmmunipaw, be-
side threecars which went 20 NewY0rk by the Central
road and thirteen at Fortieths with ten cars hold
ing over from yesterday. They 80 of In dragging
market at 7c for rougk 10 medium, and 7s07lc Tor
prime One car very poor, sold at e. IS per cwt IL
understood that large numbers on the way to this
market.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
THE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY AGdINS4 Ihh
REPUBLICAN LEADERS,
2rr,pAvrT on MR. ROGER \. pRToR.

AFFIDAVIT or Mr.. ROGER A. PhfpR'
Mr. PRYOR in tho following statoMont made
,nder oath declares false all that has been asserted ABOUT
m N nv, report concerning the COnoyef case plLtea ID
gae n n Times Of yesterday;
"Eos 81 ANr 60 NAssAU-sr, !
NEu-YOHE CITY, aug. IS, 1913
&" Si,f a. M and C0a13ty 81 Hetg-l0TA, sS.. ,r,.x,
Roger 4. Pryor, being duly sWoIr, says ; di. h hS u
IaWes h. Mattcrsou. Francis Mctaii anu J0hh MaIun,
1ublishcd n Thc Ncr lort Ddiy I'aes W this
ttrols IS 1s6 In which dcponents name ls lmpAcated
tb ofbeIs in an alleged conspiracy cCln set ICFth
1e deponcnt sys that the stat mtn thDc1Cd lh these
Ia 60 Tar s conccrus the depOnCut, false IN each
"a cvery particular; that the dcpCneft 70 hls knoW!-
edge saw either one OF the persons
-, dsuots office or elsewhere ia MS presence that inc
tnct ors fct forth IN tie ailCays Of these persons
g.,,o, never Rad any knowledge directly or lIuiccuyt
- ans of luc matters exhibited or mentioned ih uor'
,NJavit tnat The Hon. Benjamin Wood, 70 opponents
knowledge was ncf erh u. ololl. > on Oi.'o =" ' nth a.
ip any place; that depoucnt was never present WIN nc
,e wood anywhere az any such similar trnsat ons
or transaction ~ are eited IA the above elI
vi.; that his knowledge no word ever p.htC 10 INe
,at Geponen has laa no intercourse uletJ CI .'IttCl'
With sad Davis during tho past thIco years Ji ht ah
90 anything, touching SAID Dayiss Iclease tlaV "a
l0nCut lEts had no couruuncatlon' oLecl Ol 'Hui M
lcct, VITA Cen. Dck i1J cl Nlll'I 'us - novis
yeaIs I'm regard 20 the release C E"u D"ea,' %
a. any other subjects that dep0nent las h9N 10 CON ~
any other official in Washington IN regard 70 t Ci't1o 80
81 said Davis, or any other subject that wiLIh nc
past five years deponc.t haa not Bad any t
cfcct on Indirect, With n J. Rogers; HlIi L,uiUIu, -
b. Niaacy, G. a. EidridEc + q 70 b.ont' OF USo.Se
latham or eitaer o 1Iui SI ~ rocre tbe re-
ana entirely Ignorant of any atei1pls 10 IoiS ~ ,U -
lease OF Jefferson Davis except so for as lie mas Dee III
fornfd by publication IA the newspapers ana tHs ueio
rcufs Saws finally THAI tho statements contained lh Ie
BbOVC mentioned ahOayts. so 1aI as 0epOhoht - con
scTued, are in tine whole aud IN Getail hos9Iuye C H
qualified abNcatOnsi aud that ~ e"tn ana e't.y P"4u0
Lar tRey utterly and entirely ialsS oHd untrue No.
sworn to before me this 10Th day OF August, lsc.
GEORGE G.. BARNARD, Justice sUIiCmt tNSl'-
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16

than themselves held by those who had participated
the Rebellion am without hope thai they YOU'D
dry mp" Az little stock Is being taken by Rebels here
CopPerheads II home that ny the great Union party
of the Uuitcds statcH 10 hr. johnson.
SUhRATTh GArE
made mention of 70 Mr. Davis. He ignored any con
nect0n Of Southern with either the proposed aouuc
ton assassination o. Mr. Lincoln. Ho SAID he w0u9
have been gT.ed u the evidence OF Gen. Ed Zee haa
been admitted and tAe dispatches 20 him Whilo ~
made public, as wCud nave sho plainly tat 9niIt
mission had nothing Ia do with the assassination Ih
Davis's statement, and You can take H. as wen nc C'Iy
tiIng else hC faid, Tor what it II worth
TIIE CULTURE or COTTON
on the auvai hands 0f the south nc regards rs "tnBn
done away with, andeXpTeses msoh that the most ot
these lands eli account of detective evccagc VIII revert
into f0rests. In addition ne stated that m icW yeato
would bo excess OF cotton rased that he supply
would DC manly FOR family mOnc for EXPORT, as Was
the case, and s yctlu Florida and IeAas
CCNCLUffON
Now that have reccd TINS much OF an lhtInltW;
which said was not prompted OUT Of idle CURIOSITY
leave il the dlc curiosity OF those who may feaq ~
There Is much that au restrained nom WrlIhH WHICH,
think would 90 good. Those from whom received 1T
think differently. ,
During tue approaching Presidential canvass however
some matters although reported by Rebels, VIII pe
brought light, which, true OF false, Will taINe the
country.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16

On Saturday night last, the 3D. insto the city
Of Hannibal Mo, the q foul ana most atroc
Gus murder II appears that Policemen fairparh ana
Bdlinger while attempting 10 stop drunken row were
setnpOn by several rians which resulted IN the khng
OF Balngcr and serious damage 20 Fairbalrn Two OF
the parties engaged IN the riot made their escape INTO
Illinois. BIZ Myers who did the cutting, was arrested
and lodged In the calabOOse. Ballnger diod about
O'Clock on Sunday afternoon. He WAS German, about
years OF age, unmarried and highly respected ny
all who knew him
In order To protect themselves against bur
glars and horse thieves whose depreaaons have become
frequent OF late, number OF citizens OF Perry Rails
County, Mo-, hayo formed themselves into - vigilance
ComIIttee and style Themselves the Perry Rangers.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
RECEIPTS nF PROnIrCE.

Aug l5-95s6 bbls. Flour, ls0 bbls. Whisky, 10 bbs
Corn sea go sacks do, 0l0 bush. Wheat lS26J bush
Corn 1850 bush Oats bush. Rye, 13 pkgs Beef 10
bbls Pork 70 pkgs Cut Meats, 6lG9 bbls. Petroleum,
1888 pkgs Butter 59ls pkgs Cheese, 3l6 bbls. Eggs
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Before
Commissioner SIILWELL.
IN ALLEGED DEALER IN COUNTERFEIT TREASURY
- -. LII. A. s,hrarl

The defendant, a respectable looking woman,
having BABY with her, charged with selling guam
ty Of counterfeit T. 8 Treasury notes n Aprl Ias 70
Louis NcidCk kedlck testified fOI the government
the substance OF hs testimony being 10 the euect mat AZ
the time alleged, he received package rom dciendad
Al her residence containing counterfeit q United states
Treasury notes for which he gave her SlO bU he was
unable 10 that defendant knew the I~tufe ci The
contents
For the defense 10 claimed that the package was
left with defCudmt by another person, 70 be catd
by Nedick and that defendant did not know the nasrc
o. IL II being also shown that NeldcE char
acter was good the Commissioner decided 10 Cls
charge defendant, tie Iounc Of TIE MEuihcency OF
the evidence
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
OFHcE THE.NEwYoRK, PAouDESoE AND BosToS}
RAILROAD Co, SToSINGToN, July 90 1901
TVNITC no ARD of DIRECTORS undpr author

grHtcd BY Stockholders Annual Meeting sePem;
the Legislatures OF Rhode Island and
1865 have decided to increase IN. capital stock
from SO 10000 for the purpose Of purchasing the con
connection with this road
The Distribution stock viii be made At far and sockho
upon Books othe Company Aut5 VIII be nt
The about IS the nunbeI Of shares then
he b. them provided they notify Messs NJ MORGANS SONS New
they Will avail themselves Of the nght
proTmo after which date al stock not sub
ed fir by the present Shareholders viii be awarded 10 parties Nto
stand ready o take the
vii be called for daring the month OF seen
- JAS J. DAY, President
IA
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
a ,,.roes c,tv India Mess at sIs.

ately active saes of 100 terces CITY India Mess AZ
Beef Hams nominal Cut Meats are dun hass ,5 vi
Bellies at I1sc Bacon is only modeTatey "ctre
sales of few boxes Stretford Cut at l3c Lard - soS
what IRE guaT; City s higher but Western s
sales of pgs at 12a 0l23c for No TOT tIy
ISGl35e iair 20 prime Steam and Kettle RENDERED
BUTTER Our market is active for all kDds-the s'"0A
ie stn lipht We as f0llOWs:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
finautial.

NOTICE.-An adjourned meetingOf the Stock
~ hocrs of the FRENCH CREEK MINING COMPANY viii he
Company No 10 Nasssust NesioTk on
TUESDAY Aug. q, 1907, ~ Il o'clock By order Of
J. W.CDAYIS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
@iSSias GafSs, &f,

ATWM. EyERDELLs SONS. No.aS no; iys ,ss.S- 1ar
shed NIs1
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
Sabmgs ganhs.
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,

M I
" ow occupying their
NEW MARBLE FIREPROOF BANKING-HOUSE,
Nos | and 3 ThiEG-avenne,
Institute.
DEPOSITS Of 81 10 20 900 received, and .....
SIX PER CENT INTEREST from allowed Bbb SUMS
from s. 10 5000. - x,,.,,,,,a
DAYS. and SATURDAYS from TO N.
I. W. LLLm See isAAC 4. SMITH fIest
CIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK, Astor-plaee.-
- Open daily 10 for deposits and payments F7e
centst T5 GO received.
EOTICR-he usual dividend the rate Of eest
the depOat0rs foE the months
preceding Aug payable the 18th o August lneN sot
called placed the credit Ohe deposto and dss nie'sss
'front.' the lst ~ August
BMoney deposited up 2h Of AugHs. win draw interest
from The Isl Of said month j. SLOAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16

tHrsTEfE NHEDiToRs AND on
IHE OHIO AND NisssFIr RAILROAD Co tRasiern Diyonl
No. 90 WALLsr, NKw-YoRK, August 1871
ITO THE CERTIFICATE H0LDERS.-A
Special Meeting Of the Holders Of esitees issued b tbs Trust
OF the Trustees No Wast New ors on
TUESDAY tie 10th Of Superintendent 81 20 take hha sco1
upon the closing Of the Trust and the reorganization OF The Ono and MIS-
sissippi Railroad Company.
requires l, three ourtbs In interest OF the owners
representatives, both Preferred aud Common Certificates
hau voting carry ont the object above stated Cen
bofels earnestly aest 90 have their certificates tsro
and 70 be present at the meeting IN peoh or Oy
PROXY
Te Tarsfer will be closed al O'Clock SATURDAY,
the August remain closed until Ae hnar adjournment oi tie
meeting
The Trustees scon o Certificate holders at the meet
called close the Trust ssi TeorgaaIe the Company by
ord,r Of the Trustees ALLAN CAMPBELL, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
no WAlTER METER INVENT0RS.

JXyANTED-Inforrnatio of the following
w JOHN SMITH who len ireland ss0s % Is s "a
Ahont II years since his mother KATHARINE shi
BERNARD RoSAkNA SAIT who M about - year nnss
from County C6van the Parish o Han ireland any et
give the above vi greatly Sons
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
The weekly return OF the Bank Of France shows
the following changes:

Increase coin aud bullion G27. 900; bills discounted
a2fGC 600; notes In circulation Al OG0O Desrease-Pn-
vate deposits Ag3,5CO; advance, AsW0; Government
deposts 332O The further Increase Of 4272OOO IN the
coin and bullion brings Ae total mp TO &S54l7OOO Inc
increase ia the discount LOT Of much Importance Dut
have been wanted for the purposes OF crcu-
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