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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
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AKMANB Brooklyn Thursday s>rao, FEB q NJ ua,. "A,
The Mineral asi VII ..Is P..s RON b, he s.a No amu.,s.
BR0wNon WEDNESDAY morning srs Inst Tsoni, B,sp u o.
friends and tho,. Of his sons Tsom., O. Au,,L
and Charles Brown arc Invited .tsa! a. flnsr,
Friday March l. "s clock p N '''' ~'''' 81"
C0BURS0n wsos.is, Feb o. ocaac. Cecilia Cobr wi. va
friends OF the family are respectfully invita- 70 .si h,r ssr
TTisy March soeloes m from Der ''s rs"i'Oce No
DouGLAsIn Brooklyn r. wedns,aa7 FEB e. John Donsi,s
rh ,s's o. a.aGn scotland 9 10 ne s yslS 9; b age
Anaer'on No 20 Raynondst BroosD On FHi'' 'es
GLBsoNOn THURSDAY F,b D. 1867 of,e,-., EVE, o.,r,, R.ss.,s
GesSn only son Of Hubbard d. and HsPps a5,D as.l
WellsbOrO papers please cops
HoWELLzsuddeny Tuesday the ssh u H,u,on.cs Aha,
The funeral services viii tste place st hs r,isne. % sr,nih
Thomas Palmer at M.maronecE Friday March ,ot
The relatives and f!enis Of ti family
from Twenty -seveDihst
Ear. King Il. s'h ys. q her ,s "" A''' Ans nav
The relatives and friend, are respectful. 1ysi . sni 4 f.
No. 1856 RalrOsdsvs Jersey CITY
MLLBR-On wednesday Feb a. Peter Miller "a, r.r
Thsr.Is,iyes snd friend. respectfully ns4 b, f,ss.s
PoULsoY-suddeny Of the s.,r, w,n P,, .,s ~
TSs relative, ,2 2 friends Of u: 1,P s2' i s
10 ITs5r1,s '''' H. ''" l. ~ ''''''' IA
sCKgLs-At Harlem on rhnr,y Rb a. are, ,hor, 81, .,.y
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Notice OF snersI hereafter.
Philadelphia papers please copy
sEWEERAi IawGoi Talr.iv nas-aoss sny An., 'nas-
Southport cs1rh s,cl, Ssars.,
March q
THOMAs-Tn Elizabeth n j. Ra,ri wDis TAoa,s sa o. wilma.
W. and +. n. Thoma,. sget year, AL month,
The relatives and friends the amy stsn his
from St Johns Church. elizabeth Fuir As's 'ij sa,i
wIcKHAM-on Thursday morning Fj D H.ny V'ia,r ~
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited seaE
the funeral resace Fia,ng = fuiy .aeaSos.
March O'Clock Carriages III % A. a3 iep), Fas1ag u
met o. and Flushing foa Jsmss.fp Hs rs@ssf
vii be taken Mstgck T. l., FOR Int,rnsn Sstafsy morning.
wATT0n weinessy Rs5 81 Archibald ws' sIs 1Th gar o. bic
The mig nvl - at'1i %, hasr,t
residence bun! rel sni thirty 1u.H s1 5y.g
ave, SsturdsT, March 2 u y 0'c)ck
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THE oLNEY REQUISI1ION CASE.
GOV. FENToN REvoKEs Ills MANDATE.
pr rHIpoRIpH TO fnr hiBuxE

GOV FENTON REvoRES Ills MANDATE.
pr rH1SoRirH TO fnl hisrM.
ALBANY, Feb. 2S.-A mandate for tho delivery Of
Cant George Olney upon the requsiton Of the Governor
~ Virginia WAS issued by Gov FcntOn the 18th inst
New facts having been presented tho Attorney General
has concurred with the In the following dIspo
stOn OF the case:
mandate having been issued on tho 18th day OF Feb
mary 10 the authorities OF the City of New1ork 10 ar
resi- and deliver George Oncy to the agent Of the state or
Virginia In compliance with rcquisitOn from the Gov
cru0r OF said state and said Oney being In custody
aud IL appearing from facts which have come 10 the
knowedge OF the Executive since Issuing said mandate
I'm such form az 10 compel attention thereto, clearly show
ING that the acts charged against said Oncy are not sur
fent 10 warrant such surrender To the agent aforesaid
therefore hereby revoke said mandate ana direct lhat
said O.acy be released from custody. r. l.. FLNToN.
BY the Governor ~. . 49,. -,
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
NJ rp,rar.rH,o TaE TRIBUNE

~ rsiEdRArH 90 THE TRIBUNE
ior the aeo sl sosterR trade sale. q 90 ah a
S bSS SI SFSs r, 't 81 .' na,iss, rSp & :, s.
EAs utch,gci Win woier,ie ioIgTi ss o. eoC hu,h 80
S.S.. S'Gc Corn s IL aged .
40. Al 81 H. Oats gIist = SOC Tor choice VIZ err H.
N sci. Shorts st as t',dssi sIp'ur' at So ana MID
dvS VS. = p W as ic dill '- wheat quiet B.
No and 5 ~ Oats s'e'a tI % Ni , (Se All bS.
firm Pork 49 s9 Receipts oda7- 200 6bls Flour
80 Dressed Hog. S6pmon,s-sO bbl. Flour 900 bush What
k sS f. 50 S - ca sfs Gal ioc Oats
e NJ o 80 s TO- i , r w i1I GRO sSSS
oBlLr eo oCoon teadyi sales OF 300 bales Receipts '
Arr,r, p,b saCct,oa ap holders demand
Cn,mNr F 2aP,ar aae,nsri SgIsi., & ana a kTr. a,
for Trade Brand. whei, tmer No sold % b S' ssts at
e26s9 the elevator and Gias IN cs oi'' nnr e sS To- led a.
dc 9' to- E' ' c 81 5 T. I Nj Mn %t sellers.
ding Upland. csc Mes PORK trm bat pot %is' q Bas Neat,
active. purchases made orders from New ORR VIC 80,
e bette. d,nu .nj pcs, .rS higher Sho de5 gie side.
~, p a.' i sai ali packed lard prime
a. tts cannot be bought below 9ie E. dg isa TO- nss IS
all closing It adice clover Nee. s"' 's % sr"eT Al 6IS
so GS at sSs fr M choice no. MCs,'e sss az GSm
l hns and selling EeA'ase aI AZ au6asri ai ser
%g@,. per T,R' qq Is moier, active Tor lo taie oui z!
nrrbsnSed 1rce. wheat very drl and no tr'nso's ~
@' "s,E .s , s ats ,Ss an .ad pomDs
e, Bsrr, .ar' OF 1000 bush sS'S 81 ~ S' ~ FIR
New Me,, foss s@tsi 'so quality Lard 'uH'h'nSsl ""
c,,go Ven 2a-P,ur stead, sni gue whea qnr' N
v,pI Sigiafl 80 closing quiet but steady 'gl I'D :,
ss H. Ct active md advanced o +ie for Nn sa &c Dor 20,
Gs recent, Of Ne ilihrne' more ssAyc a. @Sg o b, Ala
s sei M ~ qirt hltIna .G1e nul Met fran 'nl ~
demand noe,'' se iaqei hoas9 ~ q, hi Ia
psss,ss va isy AZ. ~ 4S.s.s! es ..s-s'' r y E''
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POLITICAL.
ILLINOIS.
ADJOURNMENT or THE LEGIsIATURE-THE WORK OF
ILLINOIS

ADJOURNMENT or THE LEGIsIATURE-THE WORK OF
TIKI SESSION.
gu.rsNLPH 70 Tqr THibrs&
SplINGumD Feb. 2S.-1hc Illinois Legislature,
after session Of seven weeks and four days. cd
iouIned az noon to-day sine die. Among the more
important measures perfected during the session was
one for the erection of a new State House on ten
acre lot beautifully situated in the Western suburbs
Of Springfield, 10 cost 100000; also one making
provision for the building Of ship canal from the
lakes 10 the Mississippi 10 cost, probably, S2O0oOOO
4 Committee of three, Of which the Governor Is 20
be one have been appointed 10 visit Washington 20
solicit the cooperation OF the General Government III
this wonderful undertaking. Provision has also been
made for the building of second state Penlentary.
10 ne located in the Southern part of the state. a
Homo for Disabled Soldiers, and a Soldiers Orphans
Home have also been literally endowed, and the
qfota of the State toward the completion OF the Ma
tOnal Cemetery at Gettysburg, amounting TO over
5000 has been appropriated The state Agricultural
College has been organized and located al Cham
paign IN the eastern part Of the state, ana Will ere
long be the leading institution OF the state Many
other measures of great public importance nave
Also passed into laws, involving an eXpendl-
two years company has been chartered 10 bridge
the Mississippi River a. ST. Louis, the work to be
con nenccd off hand To meet the increased expense
taese unusual outays the revenue taxes have been
increased five cents on 500 IL is safe TO lredlct
that for the ut xt ten years Illinois will be the best
State in the Union for mechanics and labOrng men,
and Won would do well 70 give your surplus popula-
ton vi these classes hint to pack mp and come out.
Springfield is probably as good a Jumping oil place
~ they could select.
TIE DEATH PENALTY ABOLISHED.
srR1YGITELD. H. Feb. 2S-A bill virtually abolish
ing capital punishment has passed both Houses OF
the Legislature.
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he gave his hearers many pellet OF wisdom. cunningy
with the humorous element In his DISCOURSE
That 10 q palatable dspensation was evident from
the frequent applause which broke out enthusiastically
on the stage or occasionally rppled across the hall
f. b. McNcs NJ. d., Of the graduating class, was Vale
dictorian His address was well-wOrded acknOwedg
Inent tho Faculty Of their efficient and panstakng in
strctOn which had fitted his class for the responsible
duties OF the they had chosen and together with
recognition Of the encouragement OF friends and ad
dress to his undergraduates, he closed
The exercises were materially enlyened by the fine
music OF Mr.. Bergman's excellent orchestra.
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TIE TERRITORIES.
COLORADO
DISCOVERY or COAL AND LIMESTONE.
1gIEGKAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

DISCOVERY or COAL AND LIMESTONE.
~ TELEGRAPH TO
WASHINGTON Feb. 2S-The Commissioner General
of the Land Office has received from Denver, Colorado
some interesting specimens Of coal from the bank OF j.
NJ loussal, specimen Of limestone from Breckenridge,
showing beautiful dudrtcs It's surface aud lot OF
slecnens from James Creek showing different varieties
OF the gold and silycrbcarng Of that district The
coal bank Is IN the township II r., 20 west Tho vein l.
horizontal and is II feet In thickness. There r. consider
able rosin in tho specimen The specimens OF from
James Creek selected by James Widncr OF jamestown,
arc fair specimens OF the different varee. Of found
there hs NIlner reports that there about 400
In the DEF. ct that a saw-nill Is being built, and that
several QParzms will be erected In the Spring. The
sueSnes from Stanley Lodi, Ia which be the
g,d arc found M a depth in over 80 feet The
Cnmssioners have prepared patenttO be submitted TO
tiss president for signature, embracing the fun quantity
grstc5 the State OF Michigan for Lac In Belle Harbor
improvement Company under tho act OF July 1865
granting 10000 acres.
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6pecial Notlces.
The Vailed Prophet

The Naiied PrOpncs
failed entrance young VIZ 20, 70lptiDa, ia'is' S~
burning spices bat 81 PHiLONS NIGHT 3LOONiS9 CEsspt
been among the perfumes Sso the 7, q Zess Eo'h h''
tried o escape Its seiuctions in v'il.
Third Assembly District linton Republics A<sScis<
will he held the H,sddlas No - Broo@s IT.
FRIDAY EVENING, March a. s2.o,s u, se,ess IS
mitee 10 meet O. II Eho1AS hJl.4bAN 't'h'7'E
JoHS J. fOLHY Secretary.
ImerIca an Instufe.-Ths P5iyts Braa F Gss. tHH
Thnrsyl EVENING Room No y Cooper bu.iag o1@sr~
New Discoveries and iaysahoas Ihs hyiosf,Pas otsas
Ia. b. Professor r. p stevens. , Ansyts ~
Petroleum D. Professor Wa De- Wet. Brig, Bniias
Admission fret. > tAbbAAh. OSsna"-
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TIE CHICAGO TUNNEL.

CHICAGO Feb. %, 1SG7-The first water was Let
into the Lake flannel yesterday-enough only 10 sweep
out the smaller debris The experimental flooding will
be prOtractcd through several days II not weeks, with
view 10 thorough testing 81 every portion OF the
turc The city will he supplied through the channel
IL all goes well, IA about four weeks
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO FEB. 2S.
DIT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-Ihe Directors of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company held meeting on the 18th of
March to determine what reduction shall be made in
the tolls on the Atlantic Cable.
general feeling of distrust prevails in financial
circles and the Stock market is Frustrated
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A Card.

The Grover Baker Sewing Machine Conp,ay ts % ,af, t
patrons and the public that while their establishment B-i-
bong repsed ani reSits their business ~ s,
the adjoining premises No 4s1.--Adgsrtiteni,a,
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AMERICAN RUSSIAN SHEET IRON.

~ TELEcElPB THR TRIBUNE
CIEvELAND Feb. 2S.-The famous Russian sheet
Iron was successfully made yesterday al the Mahoniug
works Brown IOnucll a. 90, at Iouug-tORn Ohio bv
the process Geo G. Keeugauchcff. under tho sup nm
tendance Of Cael, BTOua This the first time this sui
stAngV Aas ueCu manufactured la dt'e country,
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United STATES SUPREME COURT
M rHLsaRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Br rHLsoRAFH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. Feb 2s-In the United States SUI
nror,e Court the following business was done:
Nos 925 326 and 327Tndiln cases against certain coui
a. ~ Kosts-were set down for argument on the hrht
Monday Ia April. - r,to ououo,t 40,
Itovurn1op c construction Of charter-paIty argued
II WAS ordered by the Court that the Clcrk DC author
,yad to ,,sue the mandates In all cases decided Ut tho
RE CONT adjourned until the first Monday in ApIil
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LONDONDERRY, Feb 2s-NoOn.-The steamship Mora
vian Capt Alton which left Portland on Saturday Feb
&c. arrived at this port the way to Liverpool late las
evening.
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MORNING Goods.

A CARD-w JACKSON No 55i BROADWAY hss e1,,e,aaJ -.
hand full assortment Of BonS,ne, fd al 9th h2ar1rs d.
Gloves n Blades rssei WITH goods a. tr rs@leaos.
No 5j Br)siTsy oPos rt, Css
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SERVIA

VIENNA, Feb 2s-,The Turkish garrisOns are to be
withdrawn from tho forts in the Principally OF
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Hegp shade aef sales rf30D tsd stS TsNAr Rs.aS
tody-5N0bbI FsaP 1000 bssb WHEAT g. Oo basb fou ra
buh Oats 1908 Hogs Shipnsats-J0 6Ja FisI n ~ 80
Wheat, 1000 bush. Cora 80 bush Data.
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insurance Company to mako special deposits in the Bank

Insurance Company mako special deposits In the BANK
70 INCORPORATE the jamestown Driving Park.
BILLS PASSED
Authorizing the removal OF FENCES along plahA IOao
The Christopher Street CrossTown Railroad bill Yeas
Amending an act relative to the NewYork Protestant
ncoTnoratDg the Masonic Hall Association Of Water
TO abolish the office Of Inspector Of Gunpowder In
Amending the charter Of the village OF Port Richmond
Authorizing the rebuilding OF bridge over tle Oho-
Relative to Common schools in Lochport.
Relative to the election OF Directors OF the kochester
and Genesee Valley Railroad by the Rochester Common
To amend the charter of the Young Mems Christian AS
Making appropriations for the payment Of the principal
To provide for existing deficiencies in moneys for the
support Of the Brooklyn Common Schools.
10 incorporate the Astoria and Hunters Point Kairoau
Company ....- .,.,,,.,,,. NV,
Roadway surface bin He said that although not com
ndted any of the NewYork railway schemes ne mao
sece the people more speedy transit along the Broad
way route
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The Constitutional Convention bill was debated without
amendment until the hour for recess.
EVENING SESSION.
THE CONVENTION BILL
The Senate held a session this evening for the con
sideration Of tho Constitutional Convention bill
Mr. GIBSON Rep. Wash) spoke at length in favor Of
allowing the blacks to vote and Mr.. Low In favor OF
universal suffrage.
Amendments we're adopted allowing all citizens, with
out distinction of color to vote on the question OF
adopting the Constitution, but excluding deserters and
persons who were engaged in the late Rebellion.
Progress then reported and the Senate adjourned
ASSEMBLY
THE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.
The bill 20 change the time for the annual meeting
Of the Excise Commissioners was considered III commit
tee the Whole and after debate was recommlted 10
fbe Committee on Internal Affairs, Towns and Counties
INCREASED RAILROAD FAME BILL.
The bill provide for increased fare on the Nagarast
rs iirOad, EuflO taken up ana feC0mnhtteu Win
Instructions 10 amend. BY a vote OF 81 20 p.
The SPEAkER presented the transactions OF the State
eclectic Medical Society.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Mr. UIsCOCK U.ep., Onondaga) reported bill pro
vdng for convention TO revise the Constitution, with
.llend.nents Ms instructed yesterday. The bill was
ordered printed amended. and placed on the files Of
u'mbCrs tomorrow morning
nrI1s ORDERED TO 4 THIRD HEADING
The bill 10 amend act relative 20 the BANKING De
psItmcnt was ord red TO a third reading
The hill 10 aid in the construction Of the Albany ana
Susuuchanna Railroad taken Hp After dscuSSlOD'
he In was ordered To a third reading Adjourned.
EVENING ESSION
no QUORUM PRESENT.
Al the evening session the Speaker announced the
consideration O he Governors message as the epeclh
No quorum being present, a call 81 the House was
ordered Proceedings under The call continued urti "
O'Clock when they suspended, and without trans
acting any other business. the Hone adjourned
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CnIrr OF CLAIMs.

Richard W Meade. administrator. agt. The uh''id
St.tos.-ArguInent concluded.
GQVl ID. oyrncd y AA2444s,.i SalSsL
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ALBANY.

oovsrrrrT1oNAL coNvEN11oN BtLL-DESAIE
fHE O9 THE sENArE-rnBUsTERING IN THE HOUSE u.
rnr uNpERGRoUND RAILWAY PROJECTS IN
<n.nuTTEF.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-08-27

GEoRGIA.-Gen. Pope directs that grand aud
petit Jurors for the trial of all cases in his de-
partment shall hereafter be drawn exclusively
from the lists of registered voters, without dis
elimination. Sheriffs are directed to require
Jurors to swear that they are registered, speci-
flying the precinct and county, which afidavits
are to be placed on the file Of the court.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 22.-RaiGs in the lower
part of the State have materially injured the
crop of cotton. 1t is opening rapidly, but rain
prevents picking and classification.
The crops in Alabama are said to be better
than they have been Cor mahy years. The yield
Of corn is immense and the cotton prospect is
fattering.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-08-27

ADDRESS FROM Ex-Gov. Richmond,
Aug. 22.-Ex-Gov. Wise delivered address to
day at Washington and Henry Academy. He
said we all now owed natural allegiance to our
country, and any oath to support the constitution
of the United States or oath Of registration was
in violation of that constitution. There is now
being made, he declared, effort to make white
freemen in the South subject to the domination
of black freedmen. Against this we must appeal
to the white masses of the North, who will not
permit sacrifice Of native laws to political pre-
JUDGE. The whites ofNew England, the Middle
States and Europe must not be kept out of the
South by black rule. This is the white mans
land and must lie kept open for white men. He
said that to avoid national Gi>honor of repudia-
ton, the interest national bonds must be re-
duced to four and half per cent and the interest
taxed and the whole debt consolidated, then the
rich would stop boarding bonds lie urged his
audience to renew their allegiance to the country
and never to desert the constitution; to preserve
the purity of their race and blood, and labor I'M
ceasingly to live in peace and plenty.
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MARRIED..

In CASTOR county, the l4th instant, by Rev. W
w Ratchford Mr. Jessie A. Faris to Miss E. E. Tor
renee.
In Lincolnton, the 10th inst, by the Rev.
Saml Lander. Robert Ii. Abernethy, Esq, to Miss
Lucinda P Roberts
In York District, s. c. on the 18th instant, Mr. G
J Wilson to Miss E Ferguson.
On the 9th instant, Mr. William Kirkpatrick of
Lee county, Mississippi, TO Miss Salle P, daughter
of the late Archibald II Robinson of Chester District.
In Lancaster District on the 18th inst, by Rev.
C. Il. Plyier Mr. w. 4. Carnes to Miss Nancy Arant.
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CitV Ordinance.

Be it Ordained by the Board of Aldermen of the
City of Charlotte, That if any owner of Lot in
said city, tenant person in charge of said Lot
as agent for the owner or tenant shall permit or
suffer the oal Stops, other refuse matter of any
kind, to ACCUMULATE upon said Lot, be emptisd or
discharged into any of the streets of said city,
by which the citizens thereof are incommoded, or
the health of the citizens be imperled, such owner,
tenant, the agent of such owner or tenant shall
be liable to penalty of Ten Dollars for every day
such violation of this Ordinance Is continued.
s. A. HARRIS, Mayor.
T. W. DEWEY, City Clerk. Eaf~
August &c, 1867 lw Todd.
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DANKE RS.

The undersigned buy and sell at small margin
Gold and Silver Com,
Bullion, Bank Notes,
United States Securities,
Bonds, Stocks, &C.. &c
Collections made in all parts of the United States
and Europe.
Particular attention given to the accounts of bust
ness men, and interest allowed on daily balances
Exchange Northern and Southern cities at PAL
Also Exchange Europe at New York rates.
Refer to Brem, Brown Co., Gov. B. Vance and
Dr. E. Nye Hutchinson of Charlotte, N. c., and Jesse
II Lindsay, Esq, of Greensboro N. G.
Office hours from A. NJ until 6 P. NJ.
BRENIZER, KELLOGG PETERS,
Aug &c, 1867. Trade ST., Charlotte, N C.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-08-27

REGISTRATION FuN-During the registration
in Yorkve, last week, some funny things oc-
Cured. A freedman, who is well-known as Jink,
applied to be registered. lie listened very at
tentvely to the reading of the oath until the point
was reached where the promise is made to ''sup-
port the Constitution of the United States ~
Here Jnk interrupted the reader with "stop, sar
stop, sar can't do dat; its all l can do to sup
port my own family and I'm not goin' to sup
port any body else!" This part of the oath was
explained to him, whereupon he "accepted the
situation," and is now full-fedged citizen of
African 'cent--YorkrWe Enquirer.
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Notice TO Shippers Of Freight.
THE SEABOiRD INLAND AIR LINE,
VIA PORTSMOUTH, VA,

VIA OhlOMOUIH, VA,
T. the only direct line between Boston, New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore and the Carolinaz. 1t is
express in point of speed and safety of eights be-
ing from 40 to 10 hours in advance of all other lnes
and at as low rates.
1t offers daily communication with Baltimore.
daily communication with PhiIadeph
Five times each week to New York
Twice each week to Boston.
It is the only line having these advantages and by
which there is but one handling Of freight. Cars
are loaded at the wharves in Portsmouth and are
run through 10 destination.
Be careful to direct your consignors to ship only
From Baltimore by the Norfolk Or Bay Line Steamers,
Foot of Union Dock.
Philadelphia by the Annamessic Line, Phila-
delphia, Whining ton Baltimore Depot
or by Clyde's Steamers, IA South Delaware
Avenue.
New York by the Old Dominion Steamship
Line, Pier 81 North River.
Boston by the Norfolk Steamship Line, end of
Central Wharf
All losses, damages, or overcharges promptly ad-
justed on application to JAS McCARRiCK,
Trace Agent, Portsmouth, Va.
Have your freight marked "via Portsmouth" and
in shipping TO fhiladelphia marked "via Clyde's
Line" or "via Anasmessic."
E. G. CHIC,
Aug. 90, 1867 I'm supt. transportation.
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E9- We learn that judge Gillian. now hol

Eg- We learn that Judge Gillian, now hold
ing his Fall Courts. has decided that the recent
suspension of section II, of General Order No
80, does not apply where the jury lists have al
ready been revised. In Catawba county they
had been so revised, and among the jurors drawn
were two negroes, whom he allowed to
In this county, the lists had also been revised
before the suspension, and the jurors for the en-
suing Superior Court drawn, among whom were
also coIored men. We doubt not that Judge
Fcwle will take the same view with Judge Gil
liam, and allow them to serve Salisbury North
State.
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