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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
SOn!cbet Srgeln Unto
MclD6cDns.
senen einmnis Der erfte grsis, cine SOIO, ebatae
,sllS sen beifen Cabinet Sraeln"

i'm anerifauii9en Snftute, gsew gort, ptpber
1865 sEertanrt.purbe.
NIs bic rprtreifi9ften III Der Bedoffeubeit Stdrfe
no Nanub faItietet bes Zones niio in Der 3ahI Der
Sufammenitelursen anerfannt.
% eie beften snitrumente pnn @meriea bort nett
etferten, 10 teB oas, uel6es ben Sicg ba=ontrus,
Hi9ts su befiegen Ibrig.H American Nrt esournoi
(Seransgegebcn etnem befnnrteu Ruiittritifer.)
Sic baben ebenfals ben erften greis iberna Dapolz
9etragen, no re ausgetelt rpureen.
Orgen nit TeoaIen, Elm, srpei uno orei 9aenreber,
feds 9rDBe $3.50 bis $500. Dhne 9eoaIe, nit
einta5er ODER boppeIter &ebe i'll 9rober Ranni5faI<
tgteit sos bis $45 Siee OrgeIa nit ibiel gatteu,
pfeiiendpnIiGen GisentbimIibteit hes Zones, f16s
men SpIotIdppen, Stdrfe bes gbors, unibertrefFien
9eoaIen uno ausemeiuen Dr9eIeifetten, eignen ftd5
pprsi9Iid fir Rir1en, Sddle, Sameu,iun1er unS
S9ulcn. Sieieben fiuh IN 6dd5er ppu foIibem Ball
nutboIa, sef9madpon sedoertem g8alnub tneuer uns
oris:neler Stub uno cIegantes &oienboIs uon Der
prG6tpoulten SeibnRng uno AIsitattun9 unS Der
beftcu Arbet ein9eIegt, 90 beabti ire, hab iebes
Snfruntent etn Hnter in feiner Art iei. Aae Snz
itrlente bis herub o Elm feines, traebdres Dttaus
4Reobeum babeu bic f9One Gremu!anootlappe pbne
GTtra= SerednuHg. 81
Gin erober gorratb ifets an Der SanS III unferm
angemeinen BboIefaIe unb &etaiI=2aeer, SO. SAL
Sroabpap. :.
uniere rfuIirenseu uuitrrten 4rctsIiite nit uil<
ieren neneiten StpIen nb ieRt ertis. @ou Iafe fit
Elm eirfular tommen.
@slpubrt, StIton II. 60. Sabrifanten,
ms22 3R SO. S4t 8roabpap, Eew gort Gitp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
NSetrDDpIifdm

geritMeSuHgs s@efenbaft aeIege III Der G.akt gesp
Bort tm Gtaate NeT yort mir genigenbe Be1Delfe
SarQebrddt hnt bGb bela9fe Gefeuf6Git ale III BEN
Gtaate EelfneIee ben aMfs
deleaten NebingMHgGn erfant bat unb Ia befdeisse
sMferoem, bdb Carr II, Nob, Mgenten befdgter Ges
eIidaft, sbenfals ben GrtorberniG.n Der Staatsges
ese, tuei6e fit tcle 3dne getBa1t ttnb einGerdtei
6,ib oeuifat baden 8ebbalb bot beiagte Dtetropos
iaa gerti9efnuese haft gefneijb fin Niitlos
peyaui,portIt9 ~ fem nuD ca 8eriI1enlnesgef1df
bietem Sfdnfe IN 9aihuiae 81 beEresDeu.
a q. I'D. @afebefts
sbsa 9msw GompHellsr, xsHM.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
& cine 8lutarmutb une Sleid fu6b
mcbr.
4iropbospboriaures Gilen@S iatren be

Observation-Disclosures Gilen@ Statren boz,
Or. 2eraS.
9iefee neue Yrdparat lift bereit IN Sratfreid unb
SnqIano uu SteHe Der @fienniittet aepptirt IS ift
fifiig farb= unb gebmados unS entipridbt in ienen
Beitanbtbeien Der 3uiummeHfeSu 9 hes 8liteS uno
Der 3nocten. @egen Bleibiudbt, Wagenbef9mer6en,
lerer unb ierer pirfenbss NitteI. Die &tabemie be
As5eeine peHeet es in ben meiiten SaIen an uno
Itbamit bic beiten GrfoIge.
Ncre6fe &Dpfs II. 0effb tsifbmer3en
uersen pFort Surtb bic braIitianiIte @aurana, Elm
,FansIie SHbftans aus Sraitien, bic bort ieber
m Gebraad gerpeien, 9ebeilt.
GciIcr ais SopaiDbdliam
inb @rimaun's Watttco @apieIn NIB bic Matticoz
Etniprisuua. SIN peralteter SdQeu, NO ollie anbere
Rtein fit aI5 erfolgos erlpeieH baben, piro blrcb
bic Neutrality-suspicious. Der gldnsenSite @rfolg
eIt. Sr Ricora, Der berilbmte Spesialt penbet iie
saft asf9lieBlid an. Die einprisnm9 miro bel frtr
den unb bic eapielu bel ueralteten Saae IN AnIoens
bang gebrabt. 81
oallptnieberlage in 8ariS:
Grimault S Co.,
a..- IS 9tue &ifbelien. &
Sir Stem Sorf: :
Toueera s 0ancerfieft,
30..0ep gStlliamftr.
5n sfaibuile
bel st. y. GenfinS,
4pbA 60. 80 9forb Marfet Straee.
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@eoe,, glus;ehruuo.

Sirop hipophosphite de chaux (untei
pbospbosielaurer Salflgrup.)
9ieies meme 6eiImitteI ipirtt ousseseinet BET Gus
berculofe mad Sdwinbfacbt, beren gefd5rlt9ere
5pnptome es infort befeitigt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
Me6iSinii6e Satnltdt
Der
ttniperiftdt pDn Ssafbbile.
GURUS bon 1S67-6S.

+; Der reseImdsise aeHr>eurfas wirb om
Grftcn Wfpnta9 i'm NoDember 1857
besinnen nnO am I. Rdrs 1868 f3Heben. -.
Ser uprberettenoe GURUS ipiro am E Il en- 90 nz
tag i'm Oftober anfansen unn etnen gaonat
bduern. &egeImdBige gDrIeuneen rudbrenb bieieu,
4Ronat nit &lIIit, Seeisubun9en uno 9emonJfrGtioz
men,.
/ @ GebdHren.
9idets fir ben ean;en GURUS .$iO5.O0
gRatrlcul1ttctts =4olfelf. ................. 500
geblbren beim @rdeuiren .............. $500
Seouhren bet1 Seetten.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 70
3uei SoIptder ruurben tiirsIi1 in Der Stabt etabs
lirt. Die oenfelben anbeimfaHenoen 9rnnfheitsfdGe
aus elmer BeD6lternna pom 90 900 Sgwobnern Iuir6
htnret9eno eenug hin1i9e Snfruftion erm5giben.
Rrofefforen.
8. Berrien 2ineslcn, 81. o., 9rofeifor Der
Gbsmte uno Hhdrmacie.
selepb SOnes' Or. o. grOfefOr Der R5prOIosie
abomas q. Scnninss. m. o.. grOfenOr Der
Nnatpnlie.
sSm. e. Srfaas. 81. o., grofefjor Der geburtss
biIfe nnh Der wetbIt1en unb 4Inberfrantbeiten
q. 8. SBfnffon, ID. o., 9rofeiIor Der Rateria
Neoieo uno Der 9eriihtlidhen Rebijin.
saul e. Gue, @. o.. Profefior Der grtinbidse
unb Der Yrars Der Gbirurgie.
gB. g. 8OwIins, 80. O., grofeFor Der meSi,tnis
f9en anftaIten uno 9ragis.
.. Q. 2iHcslep, 81. D., Semonihntor Der Anai
tonic.
Z. 3. Sud,anan, 81. o., Sutator Ses Rafeums
uno Yroector bel ben 4rofefioren ber ebirurge un6
Der Mnatpmie.
geegen Rdherem wenSe man fidb an
%. 6. Soplins, Wf. O., Sefan.
augi2 Pm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
Gtaat GenlIe6ee,
Gomptrouers Office,

Gtaat Genneffee, J
-'"" Gomptrouers Office,
Hal6piHc, IS. sSnli 1857
Stb, g. 80. Stadium, Comptroller bes Stats
fdbokes teacuae bierburn, baB bic &niderboder ses
bensz 8erI6erHngs=8 eenf9aft in Eep SBrt mir bins
ldnsti9e.l @atbmls baron bel ebra9t bat, 69B Ste
commute @eellibait auen Grforoerniien, welne ote
G5eieBe 6es Stodlts Tenneiiee 8erii9ernn9s Sez
ieui6uften perIargen, nahgefommen lit, uno fernei
ieseae i, raB 6r,b. 9S. Sparling, agsnt 9enanntei
@efeubatt, ehtnfnlc ben gcfeB tben AntoroerlIn9en
hes Staates, in 9etrei zines 1olben A9enten, ents
iprrden bat.
Seireemdb lit genanrte aniderboder aebens =gers
8eIddft in Der 3 abt 3aibuiue in beiem Staate 5n
betrciben. .,s
9. YS. GIdHburn,E
Comptroller upn Eeunefee,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
4etn 2ebertbrat. ,11ebr.

@rimauIt's iobirter 6etti9s GDrup
urt nit srobem erfoIee ftatt hes benz
q nett porsasieben 1T, an9emdnbt, namentli9 in
Suen non grnftfranRbeiten, fcrofuIofe, lprpctf en-
St5rungen, 8elbiutt, Nnstelabipannung Hfto Mpes
htIofsteit. Or periingt ben 96rper bur9 irdftige
8einignne bes 8Iutes n 1T ais et tei9tes Mbfibr=
mitte .br sm eftpfebIen. Der Rettiaiprlip idruddt
pescr ben Rager, nod bic Odrme unb uirb bel fIeis
men Rinee,n Obne bic minbee S9dSii4teit uerlpauSt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
Ser. Gtaaftn BON 0Imerifd.l
@taat sisp gort; Is s.

Gs ,pirb bierb.ted betannt semadbt, ba6 kente, am
q. Sui Gin Saulenb atbt Sunbert uno S'sben nio
Cor, Iur., einem @Dmmiiiioner in Der Staot steip
gorf pobnbait Mnb seiesli ernannt ino stlsstf9poz
rem OH Ger Grecutip 8ebDroe ,Ro 9emdR ben Gelesen
bts States EenneHee, I'm &nertennung Don gerid1t@
iben llebertragungen gu madea, eribenen TT, wel=
der. Dor mir eineei9woren bepoirrte iIliS
bu6 e- 9r6fioent Der 8ntderbpder SeoenssSel i9etS
au6en unS Observation-Disclosures bic IN BEN bei9es
Eualen 9tabmeis baIten uno ppn lbm nnterset9net
iinn feinem beiien gBhen inS taueeH naep' risDtle
fino.
8m beiIen gesIaubisuna babe i1 gesenmdrttses
nntcridrieben Mno nit Menem Nmts ile9el per1eber'
on benz Gage Rnb III BEN Sabre ple chen.
u.Sl GrWiH q. Gcrtp inn.,
GpmmifIioner fir ben Staat Tennetiee,
Office "a 9saIhraBe, Gew Ycrf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
&,tieeerbDfer
2ebells ; Seriitl)rruags=

QeDcll6 Sernf)erMH9e>
0efellfebaft IN Stem gptf.
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 8erbalniile
Ser @niderboder 2ebensuerF@ee
runaB <@eieaf6aft in Stem SPORT
am /. Suit 1857, bent Staate
Senne6ee borgelegt:
ernens-Rame unb Stephen: Der geieui9aft:
Rniferbpcfer 2ebeneperfIcbernnsss0 efenfebaft
pom Stem ort.
2mettens-Betraa Der Rapital Mftten
9rsaens@s;etras Der ein9esaalten aapttal. attten:
Sin Smnbert Saniene Oouars'
Observation-Disclosures Der Seieu19aft. .-,.o mo an
|. Bearer @eI6beftano. ..... 20 iOs'lSo'io
:. iinbeiafietes @ruiOeisent6am i'm 8sise ..oooo
s. s. ses SsIs ms itien i'm stse Der Gtit - - -
A. 'g g9aIben Ser Geeuisait 6ar sppo 90 %
;. Mnsse ea1si aeii6erie GdaI6en 1l7si6Oo
g Gssias,, i,irs ssrS,nie,t -,... 594,9l3.66
p NTs n,,Aer,, c5irberbeiten Isl, 691 .46
sOtot. s2,ss8,357.A7
Sauitsns-8stras Der gerpFibtunsen Der
9eieli9aft 9e9en Banten oeer a
ees'''- ;ieSen ,,a aSg sabIbar 100000
S's0ehts"s@ f5i,a. up9.,7as' '. 42,5Oo0o.
abtens-s,erIuSc n i'd, abaei1dst ....:.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb 8epeis abb
lparteube Nupric5e.
2ebntens-Mle anberen anipriidbe se9en -.
bic 8eieuibaft. ........... lZ'aS''"S
qotoI &56,O37.63
eigteus-Ser sr0bte getras elmer ei,iseI. 5 900 %
"ea serssr ra,,s seaman Sra 1IeUt"
s ssS; o Sn' 5tn s Suit 1857.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
uerbauunas ayaftilIelt u. 8eitdben

bon Burin on BUTTON,
2aures Der mebisinif9en Afabentie in garis.
Dieies gel6madpole 4reparatif uiro BON ben eriten
aersten Sranfreid5s un6 Gnglanh5 9e9en oIe &ranfs
6eiten bee gerbauunes &erfs;euee als 9astra gle,
(ange umS fdrpere @erbauiIug, 8Idbnng, 2ebers u b
2gnbenrflebeI &c. NIT groben Grfolse an9epanSt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
5, Sidling's & Gp's.
6rpeer gSerfa,,f opn ltbren

Birb an eitem einfadben 4Ian ~ sIei9en grciien,
Der ieher 8etbeiIiaten cine bibf9e unb ri1tis ee=
hen6e tlbr fir nur SO ftdbert, f9 geben. DIME
&dfidt, mic pieI bieeLbe h0beren 9Serth bat unb
unter Der 1eSingune boB ieoer empfdnSer ;ufries
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02

Der iebem Bethetltgten etne pupf@e uno rt1t19 9es
&diidt, mic peI beiebe h0beren 9Serth bat unb nnr
urter Der Bebtnsnns, bob ieoer GmpfdnSer ;uiries
eengefent, wirb 9esobImns uerlangt.
500 Ragie @eieb eolheRe ubren ....... 2U0-5O0
500 2amensrlbreu, eHameuee. .......- t00-300
LOCO @oIbene cunt. ebronometer nbren 25o-309
1000 @olceue 3untiHg 9plinoes tlbreH. 2OO-25O
$4,000 9oIbene nmerif. quitting ubrcn. 10O-250
5OO6 Siberne 0untin9 GpIinoer.-...... 50-150
5,0o9 Siiberne Snuttng Sapleres.. 7S-256
10000 Goloene ounting 2eptnes. ......., 50- 70
$1,000 Silberne nbren uerf9ieeener Arten 5000
5.Oo0 siIberne 3anttns nhren. ...i.-.- 25- 50
1900 MHortirte ubren alIer Arten. To- IS
Seeer no beran 1etbeiligeHbe erbdit cine rbr hir
sisfe ginri4ang, 6ienMr SO tcet pdbreie re etuen
Berth uon $3.50 taten tam. Refine Seppr;lgungen
aissbs tIbrei. eoinpasnie in Rem gorE 6itp wlmi9t
eae fpfcrtt0en Abins ubteen GnGefhhrten 8crrnthes
Die GcrtiFcafe hierSM pebe ben Mrttfel ndHer mems
nelt nnb anseben, ib IN periieeelseR Gpuoerts ents
asisser Olbet esrtsseafe s n Sen in ibreit ecus
uetts 6ngsgsbrnen gegenRdnoer bcreAttgt, nadl6ent
e ZIG ss ss sess s sr
beaohIt tat, AZ BEN IN bemiefbeu aueefbrten @eeens
fnliS u6 be tetn @eeenfanb mel iger OILS $40 pertb
TT 10 ~ IS Ieidt einsnIeben, sab sies gsiadft TEN
Elm elrselnes GertiFfat ntrS per qpa mad gms
pfane pom Is Gents eefdidt werhen, ydbrene 6 fur
is unb cine lio melt mefttpoaere %ramie flr $40,
assnts i oSsr Eeais. seiee G als oIs jr sies In.
sssms sIeasnss Sar s. sss @ Ssras ' ss
fesliA reel aefabrtes @ef4dft, wedfs hur9 bic Aes
aiefuns aaforifrt urb oer semoueit oiientIidsn
9~sGtt nnterbrsitetiit. gerin&t %
s. Stallns n. Co.,
fl9 HroaS.paps nabs Der bon Office.
isb1 NRn Ven yest Cite.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
Dentfeber Giitpanberna0s'
SSereill 80 S1afbDille,
q Gill
9lbreRe: Sod 8or SO.

Sn Ser am Rontas, 8. Sept. 1867,
Nbenb in Der gitp Council Sale abs
9ebaltenctt reeeImaBi9en @erlaininlung
6ieier @eleni9aft ipur6e Der folsenbe
8roipectus 6nrd Sas Direftortum Der
8erfatnf,Iung bor9elegt une einitintrnig
aiigeitoiitnteti. " II ~ !.
Ser @efret6r ipurbe an9epiefer,
allie BIatter i'm g taa tie,
m Ell DE bic 81 ng eal 9 enb cit
B eg ii.nftigen, 5uHer u d. n,
biel M Yro fpectus mo g.
8erbr.e'itumg 3u
qeb en- un6 Die borsefdlagenen MaB :
reseIn lno Yldne Der geieul6aft ibren
9etern ali;uenpfeblen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-02
Amerifaniid)e Sraeln.

gs untfaBt, pon Der f6neuffen uno aufregentf ten
Buff bis ;u ben hmmIii9 fromtnen Rldngen elmer
Girhen=DraeI, oue SSne. unb bdiifs Iperben aieel-
ben nod ben Yianss rem 2euterl, bic bic baIben
Aussabe MAIDEN f5nnen Hnb ipenieer 9aum hapen
por9eSogen.
Usan S9reibe fir GirerIare, bic ndbere Gin;enbe;s
ten unb $reiie beftimmen.
Aaentilren peroen SdnbIern ;ugefnntt unb bebeu=
ten6e Yrosente aebrern ieberpertdufern beluiigt.
Siberia SIT, @bplelale-@9eut
5S1 8roabiuab, Stem gorf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-01
OBITUARY.

Died, on the 26th of August, ss7, at her home in
Catavba county, c., of spinal affection, Mrs.
NARY V. SMITH ccnsort of Winslow A. Smith, and
daughter of W. P. and Sarah S. Henley, aged about
% years.
The demise of Mrs. Smith is another verifcation
of the assertion that death loves shining mark"
She possessed in high degree those qualities which
win the love and esteem of every refined heart.
Kind, cheerful and sportive she was the centre Of
attraction in the social circle, and the light and joy
of the hearthstone. When the writer of this saw
her last, he regarded her perfect picture of health
she was blooming in the strength and beauty of
mature womanhood. But the pestilence that
walketh in darkness. and wasteth at MONDAY"
marked her for his prey; and after illness of one
week, during which she suffered much pain, she
willingly passed "beyond the river"
Certainly none had brighter earthly hopes than
she; and If this life has any charms, surely those
clustered around her. She was much loved, and
had much to love she had much to live for, but
more to die for. Then, weeping ones, who might
think it strange that Mary should be taken away SO
soon:
"Judgs not the Lord with feeble sense,
But trnst him for bis grace;
Behind frowning Providence,
He hides smiling face"
Though she no longer enjoy, with loved ones,
the fruits of their earthly tolls yet she has left the
assurance that che enjoys better things above.
And she has left behind goodly estate! Here it
is Meet in Hedren =! Then catch the strain
"Where thou art gone
Adiens and farewels a sound unknown.
May but meet thee on that peaceful shore,
The parting sound shall pas. my lips no more "
The deceased has left behind a father and mother,
two sisters, one brother, bright little daughter
Ida, a broken hearted husband and many other re-
atons and friends who mourn their loss, but not a.
those who have no hope.
Let it be said to her Kindred:
"When soon or late they reach that coast,
Der life's rough ocean driv'n,
May they rejoice no wandrer lost
lSs1 family in Eeaveuw -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-01
LOST,

On the 25th September ten miles North of Char
iotte, Aexandriana Post Office large m orocco
POCKET BOOK or Wallet, containingthe following
Notes and other papers One Note on E. A. Mcleod
and man by the name of Byron, for one hundred
ano 'n.r'y uoi'ars, uuo '1nu'y ,st, leoS, Payauie
Caldwell for $I25 due January LIST, 1861 payable
s. A. Wilson; W. s. Hunter, payable to Thos.
H. Brem & Co., for 6fiy dollars, or about that
Williams payable to John Jet.on, Executor of G. w.
Alexander; one on Bob Nontieth and A. "A. Alex
ander, due John Jetton, Executor Of G. W. Alexan-
der. The other Notes all payable to myself and
Mrs. s. r. Wilson.
All persons owing me or her Notes. or the Notes
mentioned in this notice. are hereby notified not to
pay them to any one but myself Any Information
left at Davidson College, Alexandrana Post ONCE,
or at the Democrat Office in the city Of Charlotte,
will be thankfully received and suitably rewarded.
Sept. 80, 1867 lw d. F. DIXON.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-01

THE "REAcT1os."-No doubt the South has
many earnest, true friends in the North. who
would. If they could, relieve her from her present
embarrassed and disagreeable condition; but the
reaction" We hear so much about does not
amount to great deal 50 far as principles are
concerned. For instance. the result of the late
elections in Connecticut is claimed as indication
of reaction in Northern sentiment, bat many
persons here in the South will be surprised when
we tell them that Mr. English. the gentleman who
was elected by the Democrats of Connecticut as
Governor. voted in Congress for the bill which
forced negro suffrage upon the people of the Dis
trict of Columbia. and also for the Civil Rights
Bill, measure which ignores the rights of the
States as guaranteed by the Constitution of the
United States! What do you think of reaction
that throws such men that into office ! The
real difference between English and his Republi-
can opponent is slight. if any.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-01

THE CIVIL RIaHTs BIL.-In accordance with
the Civil Rights Bill passed by Congress. it has
been commended shat blacks and whites may inter-
marry. regardless of any State laws to the con-
trary. In a case, recently, in this State, where
the State authorities refused license to white
man to marry negro woman, Gen. Sickles grau-
ted permission under the civil rights BILL
But in the Northern State of Maine. one Judge
at least has refused to acknowledge the authori-
ty of the bill in this respect. In Augusta. Maine.
black man married white woman, when both
were arrested, confined in Jail. tried and fined
$40 each, imprisoned 30 days, and the marriage
declared null and void. Judge Walton said that
the civil rights bill could not supersede the
statutes of Maine.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-01
MARRIED.,

In Union county, on the Gath ult, by J NJ Stewart,
Esq Mr. John McMurray of Lancaster Dist S. c..
to Miss Francis Norwood Of Union county, N. c.
In Greensboro the oath ult., Mr. Alpheus L
Wright to Miss Mary Reece.
In Iredell county, on the 7th ult., J. A. Watt to
Miss II. |. Boyd.
In Rowan county, Sept. 3D. W Sloop, ESQ, to
Mrs. NJ. A. E. Rainey.
Near Chapel Hill, on the 10th ult., Mr. Elan Har-
rington, of Moore county, to Miss Laura, daughter
of the late Thomas Boroughs, Esq.
In Rowan county, on the 10th ut., Mr. L.. d. Brin-
gle to Mrs Mary E. Peeler.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-01

VIRGINIA CITIEs.-We heard an intelligent
citizen of Virginia remark. recently, that more
produce and trade went to the city of Richmond
over the Richmond and Danville Railroad than
all other lines combined, and that most of
this produce came from North Carolina-much
of it from the counties and adjoining counties
along the line of the Road between Greensboro
and Danvilie. Then there is the vast amount
that goes to Norfolk. Portsmouth and Petersburg
1t may well be said that North Carolina has been
a city builder for her sister States.
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CHARLOTTE MARKET, Sept. 80, 1867
CORRECTED by STgSHoUsE. MAcAULAY Co.


CORRECTED BY STEsHoUsE, NAcAULAY h Co.
Cotton-Our market continues extremely dull and
has declined cent and half since our last report.
We quote 1e2 to II cents for low middling 10 mid
dling-tax paid by purchaser. Sales for the week
40 bales.
Flour unchanged, s4.75 to S. per sack, from wsg-
ons.
Corn-Tbe market is bare-we quote Sl.25 10
Sl.30 from wagons.
Wheat Sl.6o to 81 80, as TO quality.
Peas, (new CROP SI.lot l.l5.
Bacon-we quote hog round from wagons IL to
III cents Baltimore bacon sides from stores at al
TO ~ cents. Lard ls to 20 cents.
Butter 20 to IS cents. Chickens 40 to IS cents.
Eggs Is to 20 cents.
Liverpool Salt 50 40 to $3.50.
Corn Whisky very dull at $2.25 to $3.50.
Molasses IS cents to 81, by retail.
Country tanned Leather, Sole 373 Harness 40 !;
Upper 60 cents.
Dry Hides nominal; Green TO 9 cents.
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Land for Sale.

SO Acres lying mile from Charlotte, imme-
diately on the Siatesyille wagon Road 1t can be
divided into three handsome locations for building
with 10 90 acres of ground attached suitable for
the cultivation of Fruit, Vegetables, &c.
Also, 80 acres, lying on the Charlotte & s. C.
Railroad, six miles from Charlotte, the seven
mile Pump. This is good wheat and cotton land,
and may be divided to suit purchasers. Apply to
Sept. 80, 1867. 2w 4. Fl. MARTIN.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-01
1T ANSWERS THE PURPOSE OF ALL OTHERS

II like the Grover b Baker Machine, in the first
place, because ifI had any other should still want
the purpose of all the 1t does great
variety of work, and it is easier learn than any
other. knew three other ladies who have sold off
other machines-sold at reduced prices-in order
to get Grover and Baker, but recently and they are
very enthusiastic about their machines."-Tes-
t,mony Of Hrs j. c. Croly (Jennie June) before the
Commissioner Of Patents.
Brem, Brown Co, Charlotte, Agents for the
above Machine.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-01
The Campaign Opened
FIRST GRAND RALLY OF THE
UNION REPUBLICAN CLUB.

There will be a meeting of the Union Republican
Club of Charlotte (this) Monday night at the
ringing of the bell, in the Court House.
MIR William NJ. Coleman, of Cabarrus county, has
consented to address the meeting. Important bust
ness connected with the vigorous prosecution of the
campaign will be brought before the meeting.
By order of the Elk. Com. of the Charlotte Union
Republican Club.
Sept. 80, 1867.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pocket Book and Notes lost--D Dixon
Carriage at Auctions \ Harris Auctioueer
Salt-O Parsley & Co, Wilmington n.
Baltimore and Carolina Grand Trunk Freight Line
Lime-Worth Daniel, Wilmington n. c.
Grover Bakers Sewing Machiues-Brem, Brown
Co., Agents.
Mill Stones for sale the Rock Island Wooden Mills
Land for Sale-A Martin.
City Bank of Charlotte-Brenizer, Kellogg Peters
Mutiated Currency bought at the City Bank o
Charlotte.
Health for the Southern Invalid-A II Erwin l. Co
Commission Merchauts-Star Lineberry, New
York.
Iaha Robjnson' q Combination Cirens and Aenagerie
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-01
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

Mr.. ED1roR: Your readers will be remindt d that
the friends of Temperance in this city and the
rounding country are earnestly requested to assem-
BILE at the Court House. on Saturday the 5th of DC.
tober, at o'clock a. M. take into consideration
the best method for arresting the tide of inemper-
which threatens to leave its fearful blight up
on the bosom of our Society.
DR. McPhal and Judge Osborne have consented
to deliver addresses the OCCASION and it is hoped
that other speakers will be heard from
Sept 30, 1867. WV. G. POWER.
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"a BANK OF DEPOSIT,)
CHA OTTE N G.

HENRY G. KELLOGG,l Proprieto,s,
HUGH B. PETERS, and
A. G. BRENIZER, J Individually Responsible.
A. q. BRENIZER, CASHIER.
c. n. q. BUTT, TELLER To
This Bank is open for the transaction of
business and for the present, in order to conform
to the wants of the business community, the Office
hours will be from a. m. to 6 p. m.
Buys and sells Foreign and Domestic Exchange,
Gold, Silver, Bullion Southern Bank Notes and
Government Securities.
Collections made all accessible points in the
United States and Europe, on the most reasonab BILE
terms.
New York Exchange at par. Revenue Stamps
sold at par. Mutilated Greenbacks, National Bank
Notes and Fractional Currency bought. New York
Sight and Time Bills discounted at usual bank rates.
g1~ Special attention given to the accounts of
business men and others, and interest allowed
September 80, 1867.