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Bankrupt Notice.
IIaIA TO GIER H0TICR. THAT

i On the 18th dag u November, A. ID. t5c7, Z
warrant 10 Bankruptcy vas issaef AGAINST ths -
tate q James Hampton. 81 Wbesiinx. n ne
county Of Chic. and State Of West vlfxis-
Ia. who h.s been ad5udgsd baaxrupt On dc
evn petition; that the ps5rrenf Of ssy dssss and
kankrnpt. % him Or for his uss, ss3 tbs trznsfer
u aay propeFt- BY him ars forhiAden ~ lay,
that meeting of the creditors 81 s4it hank
rups % prove their debts sod % ehoose one or
more aadgness 81 bis eststs viR BE bid - q
Court Of Eaukruptey - Be holden sf his olAes In
the city Of WhesiinG. West Va, before Gee. B.
Caldwell. Register, on the lth dzy Of Decsmbsr,
EN-. MOTION.
noVISIaysES u.AMErxiai. d. wa :
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State Of West Virginia, Ohio
County.

StdtC VI "CSt v" tuhh> VuIO
County.
In the Circuit Court of Ohio County, No.
eember Rules, 1867. q 5rd
William Murphy
....-. rs. GA s...
Robert Henderson, Executor Of tho last will and
testament ofJobu Latferty, deceased, who in
his lifetime. with William g. Lafertv, were
partners aud joint contractors. doing business
in the name and style of j. e. W. G.. Lafferty.
hiN0 1875 > In Assurpsit.
rI'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is 10 RE-
i recover Of the defendant the sum Of $500.
with interest thereon from the 5th day Of April.
1854.
An attachment having been issued aud levied
upon the interest Of the said Robert Henderson,
Executor &C., in the moneys, credits and estate
Of said defendant in the hands of D. C.. List,
Receiver of the Circuit Court of Ohio County, in
a certain cause In chancery now pending In said
Circuit Court, wherein the Baltimore Ohio
Railroad Company is complainant, and William
G. Lafferty, ct ais, ere defendants
And IL appearing from an affidavit filed In THIS
cause that the defendant il not a resident OF
this State IL is ordered that he appear as de.
.endant in this suit within ono month after the
fourth weekly publication and due posting of
this order ut the front door of the Court House
of Ohio county, and attend to his interest in
this suit. E"3
A copy. Teste MICHAEL. BREINIG.
MICHAEL ]. BREINIG, CLERK.
JEFFERs g. WHEAT, ,lsgl
Attorneys for Plaintiff noy30law4N
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Ladies' and ChIldren's
PATTERNS POR SALE.

These patterns ara cut 20 10 the form with
artistic elegance, are Of peTnaBsot yalae, eoa
viii enable every lady % cot and ~ bersslf OF
ehildreu Ladies living 20 . distance can have
patterns cut 10 IL the form and sent By mail.
free Of postage BE- = BSiag the price Of the pat
terms With the mezsaTs Of their chest and waist,
tarOund The fsgm.J IenZtb Of wzlst under the
am. iengfh Of sleeve. and lBgth Of skirt, front
- -, n. f.fl,-rfar 49, a..
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WANTED--AGENTS.
Something Entirely New.

CENTS WANTED TO SELL THE NOV.
A ELTY SEWING, EMBR0IDERING
and BRAIDTNG MACHINE. Price SIS. 1t is
the most complete machine for the price ever
sold. For full particulars, and samples of work,
address With stamp. W. W. TYSON,
poy6-eod2W Parkersburg.
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Fine Papatries
For the Holidays, at A. W. Paul &
Co.'s.
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Cornh.

Cornn.
To the very numerous portion of the
community who suffer from corns and
bunions, we can confidently recommend
q visit to DIR. Kendall at his office, 145
Mcclure House. We can state from per-
sonal experience that corns are extract
ed by means of a chemical solvent and
without the slightest sensation of pain,
by this gentleman.
Read the following testimonials, Sc
lected from host of others in this city:
"Dr. Kendall several years ago cured
a painful bunion for me. had the
same operated on repeatedly without
success, but am happy to state that
the Doctor has effected perfect cure,
without pain. Think his skill desery es
encouragement.
~ J. H. Connolly,
Firm of Connolly, Cook & Co."
"From personal experience we heart
ily concur in the foregoing certificate
that DR.. Kendall removes corns with
ont pain. +. p. PIERPONT,
GEORGE r. BROWN
~ heartily concur in the above.
GEO. MCGOwN,
-.. ..g..5 Capt. U. s. A."
DR.. Kendall can be consulted at las
LIST floor, Mcclure House, till Thursday
next, December ls, inclusive.
Beware of an itinerant fellow going
i L
about using DR.. Rendall's name. y.
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Fer Additional Local
See first page.

Weather.
Yesterday was gloomy, misty,
slushy sort of a day. The falling rain
soon caused the snow which had fallen
the night before, to disappear.
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Singers sewingi Machine ~.
Salssroom Isl, Main street, H. Nor
ton General Agent. ID
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yIeass Heb Nsn geII
Min Brogans at Badgers for i7S.
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GREAT WATCH SALE
on rIIK POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAS.
GIVING EVRRY PATRON A
VI Handsome and Reliable watch for the Low
price Of TEN DOLLARS

pIlCF u ZEN DblsbAtN'
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
AND soT TO nv
Paid for Cnlcss Perfectly sasisfaetevy.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches. .t2co 20 80
100 Magic Cased Gold watohss-.... go 90 500
100 Ladies' Watches, enarDeled %. 100 10 30
80 Gold Hunting Chronometsf do. 80 20 300
800 Gold Hunting EnglSh Levers. ;. 30 % 4so
300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches. ~ 20 80
800 Gold Hunting Ann Watches. 100 70 20
so Silver Hunting Lsvers......... SOTO go
so Silver Hunting Duplexss...... Is 10 25f
so Gold Ladies Watches. .......... 30 10 go
900 Gold Hunting LapiBes. 20 20 Z,
600 Miscellaneous Silver Watches. 80 70 100
2. 800 Hunting Silver Watohes....... Is 20 80
5000 Ass0rtod Watches. all kinds. 49,. 10 20 -
~ Every patron obtains watch ~ this a.
rahgement costing but Slg while Il may Be
Wsrth $50. No Partially shown.
Measrs Hiil, Porter 4 Co, 2 a Dsy street
New York City. Wish 10 Immediately dlsposs 81
the above magnificent stock. Certificates, nsm-
ing the articles are placed In sealed envelopes.
and we'll mixed. Holders are entitled 20 tie ar,
ticles named on THAR certi9eats, npon payment
of Ell, whether II he q watch worth $50 90 lsss.
The return OF any Of our eertihcafss entities
yon % the article named thereoR upon payment
Irrespective Of its worth and ~ 30 article valued
less than ele = named on any oertihnats, win AZ
once be seen that tbisis no Loftsrg. bla aya,git
IonoGrd legitimate transaction, trkieA may b par
hepdted II een BY ne noSf yssfldl0sl. A single
eeTti6eate will BE- sent By mail, post paid. upeu
receipt Of IS cents 5 for ~. ~ for a. ~ AAd an
ele CANT premium fOT g. " and . moro ysluahls
premium for go. 100 and q most superb watch
for sl5 ToAgsHts or those seeking employment
this IL a rare opportunity. II Il alegisi1af,Iy
conducted buafhsss, duly authorized BY The Gov
crnment, ARd open y The most careful serutiny.
Tgf IT. Address HILL, HJkTEE K Co,
ahgk1d &tDsy street, N. Y.
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Get ono or Inc New tt 3atf
Juvenile games, 'Pateheesi," rat A. W.
PAUL. g. Co.'S.
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Misses Goat Pegged Baimsrais
At Badgers, for 80 cents.
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The Peoples Bank,
nFPICR NO. 90 MAIN STREET,
~ WHEELING, W. VA. Money received on
deposit Interest paid ON Special Deposit
Notes and bills discounted. Exchange bouSht
and sold. Collections az home or from abroaA
promptly attended 90.
DIRECTORS
John Reid, ChriEtian Hees,
John Handlan, John yockler,
Sam1 J. Boyd Richard Carter,
Andrew Wilson,
JOHN RKID, Prssx
JoSIAHF. UPDBGRAFF. Cashier.
IuiT
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just Received,

In Store aud will be sold wholesale retail, Rio
and Laguayra Coffee, of superior quality; Sugar;
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea, best in market Mo-
lasses Adamautine Candles, by the box; prime
article of Carolina Rice, new crop; Bacon Sides;
Leaf Lard; Sugar cured Hams; fresh lot of Garden
Seed, just in time; Northern Potatoes, good rich
Mercer, Pink Eye and Snow Ball; the celebrated
Parlor Match, By the box, dozen gross; Durham's
Smoking Tobacco by the pound sack; Cotton
Yarn Chewing Tobacco; various qualities; Loril-
lard Snuff, always hand; 500 bushels prime
breads~Cern: 800 bushels best Seed Oats; Pepper
Spice; Ginger; Soda; Starch: Hemock Leather, as
cheap as any Brads; Steel Hoes; Chopping Axes;
Trace Chains; Scythe and Cradle Blades; Curry
Combs; Brnshes Coffee Mills; Rifle Powder; Blast
ing Powder; Shot aud Caps; fine assortment Of
Nails ftom the best factories in the United States,
called; Whim Rope; Well Rope Mems Brogans
with various other articles
Remember my motto, quick sales, short profits
ard fair dealings. --s- ~. =
Still at the old stand in Springs building.
Look out for the Deer Skin and walk in.
\ EeSF~ Terms CASH.
March l8, 1867. W. BOYD.
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JOHN CHINAMAN NExr.-Now that slavery
has been abolished, the Radical anxiety to abol-
ish something else is taking definite shape 10
the large meetings now held in California to
advocate the banishment Of Cinnamon from that
State The complaint is that the Chinese COM
pete with native laborers by Offering to work
cheaper; that they send the money they make
in California to China; and that the introduc-
.ion Of so totally foreign to the laws, Ian
guage, religion and civilization Of the country,
is questionable policy. The opposition at pre-
sent, is directed against the large and wealthy
companies having agents, who transport coolies
to California and hire out their labor and ser
vices; but the real objection seems to be that
the Chinese are coming in such numbers, and
their labor can be secured at such low rates, as
to threaten to drive out all other kinds of labor
and other classes of immigrants. 1t is not de-
med that the Chinese are faithful servants and
good workmen. They now fill nearly all the
menial positions in San Francisco and in Cali
forna generally The men cook, wash Clothes
do house work and perform other services that
usually fall to women, at very low rates Of remu-
neratIon
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vision. If he had more gallant troops than Mao.
Rae's (Pettigrews) and Cookies Brigades Oh
North Caroaiass. aud If he says he did, then
may Mr. McCabe, Jr., of Virginia, charge them
with bad conduct at Gettysburg. 5s
II is no source Of pleasure for me 60 write
these lines. regret the necessity, I regret
that Virginians. should speak thus of us. The
author of che "Lost Cause" is no better than
Mr. McOabe, but it would be well for both II
they would read Gen. Lees report Of the Get.
fysburg campagn, aud from 1t learn lesson Of
manliness and magnanimity. We love Virgins;
We wish her sons would let rs love her more;
We love her for her revolutionary history, the
thousand pleasing recoliections that adora 10.
We love her because twas there Stonewafi
Jacks 6rst beheld the light, aDd tis the land
OF R,bert + Lee; we remember, too, with graf
itude her generous hospitality, the tender cars
of her noble. beautiful daughters When sick
and wounded. we were conveyed by wagon
from the Potomac to Stsunton; their smiles
bsde us hope that we might see homo again;
their kind attention brought tears to our eyes;
our heart was full; we thought of the loved ones
far away. aud can never cease to love Virginia
-God bless her noble women To night
thausard prayers from North Caroliua affairs
ascend that Heavens blessings may be shower
ed on them for kindness shown North Caroli-
ua son, brother or loved one--may God answer
these prayers! s- -as 1 -'f II
This has not been written with view to our
own defence; we have reached that time of life
when We dwell upon the past rather than cherish
hope for the future; our little girls tell US they
think father did his duty--our bright eyed boy
with flushed cheek, says he knows father did.
Mother sits calmly by aud tells them to thank
God that their father has been spared, and ia
gratitude tn Him is willing to give Virginia all
The honors she may claim; she only asks that
she mey never witness another such struggle,
that her husband may never be torn from her
again. am happy in the love Of wife and lit-
tie ones. and every aspiration of mine was bu.
ried wi our cause. But there is q name that
will ever Hve--a name that will ever be dear 10
North Caroliniaus--the brightest star in that
bright galaxy that North Carolina sent to Var.
ginia--its light went QUIT set TO rise no more
on earth.i Ion the banks Of the Potomac,-but II
shone like the star Of promise It'll the last OF
Lees nnble army had crossed that fatal stream;
that stsr--that noble spirit, was j. Johnston
Pettigrew.- IT'S his memory would have Car.
onians cherish. want no higher honor thaa
to- have been a member of his Command. And
when the cares and tolls of life are ended, when
called upon to surrender wife, little ones, oil on
earth most dear, We only ask f
"To join in heaven the old Brigade -
- With Johnston Pettigrew at its head"
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FANCY GROCERIES.

Pickles Preserves Jelies, Mustard, Horse Radish,
Powdered Ginger and Cinnamon, Ginger Preserves,
Macaroni, Hermeticaly sealed Meats and Fruits,
Salmon Lobsters, Oysters CLANS Sardnes, Pine
Apples, Peaches, Strawberries, Salad Oil Catsups.
Soda PoWd derS, Vinegar, -killikinick Smoking To-
bacco, Havana Segars, Tobacco and Snsf Chest
NUTS. Green aui Dried Apples, Rai>ns, Fishing
Hooks and Tackle Violin and Guitar Strings.
= ~ WINES AND BRANDIES. .. 80
Cham paine, Pemartin Sherry, old Newton Ma
deira old, Port, Cataw ba, Rhine. Jas. Tennessee
Cognac Brandy, vintage of 1883, Marc Renanl'
double refined reetifed Whskeys, old Bourbon, Rye,
Wheat, pure Corn and Monongahea Whiskeys,
Holland Gin aud SchieGam Schnapps. Bitters, St.
Croix and jamaica Rum, Cordials and Lemon and
other Syrups, London Porter, A Gainess Sons
Xxx Brown Stout Dnblin Muir Sons sparkling
Edinburgh Ale, Glass Bottles, Fasks and Demj johns
of all sizes to the Trade ..--... . .... s...-
Old Corn and Rye Whskey by the barrel, to the
trade at small profit. .. ..r....,.. ~.
Visitors and residents in Charlotte purchasing
any OF the above Tor medical purposes, can get
pure article by calling on. -..-s-, .. ...... .--
Feb lS, 1861. .-. .->s '..-' ]. d. PALMER.
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AMERICAN BOYS.

Probably in every age since the time Of poor
Adam and Ewes trouble with their willful son,
the world has been supposed to be Gear It's end
on account of the naughtness Of boys. We
confess that, for ourselves, in moments Of wrath
at the iml'ish perversity or of sorrow at the
precocious wickedhess OF noted specimens OK
American boyhood, we have sometimes been
tempted to that supposition, and certainly we
could not much wonder If Young America fur.
nished more food for the prophets avengiug
bears than yonng Ismsel supplied, yet the world
has continued to be, and generation after gencr-
alton has risen from petticoats to jackets and
trowsers, aud from jackets and trowsers to coats
aud pautaloons, without any utter extinction oS
the line of masculine succession. That succes.
sion will probably be kept up Ia this hemisphere.
and here, as of old, the folly of youth will, 10
due time, be subdued by the wisdom Of age.
Our daughters are cosstitutionaIy more
marked BY sensibility, and our sons are more
marked by willfulness The conseq ence 10 that
we are more anxious what will happen TO our
daughters. and what will happen from our sons
the daughters sensitiveness exposing her TO
receive harm and the sons wilfulness exposing
him to do harm. We are not wise TO quarrel
with nature, and we must expect that boys wiE
be mo- noisy and mischievous than girls; nay,
we may count it good sign of . lads force OF
eharacter ii there Is good snare OF aggressive,
fun-loving pluck in his composition. Well
managed, his animal spirits win give him oil the
more manly loyalty, and when true to the right
eause, he will be all tho more true because 90
uuch living sap has gene up into the fruit Of
bis obedience.
Yet what Is more sad than force of will per.
verted to base uses, aud the strength Of man.
hood sunk Into the service Of base lusts or fen.
dish passions? What is more sad than the sight
presented every dag in our streets-the scores OF
precocious manikins with the worst vices Of men
written over features almost iafsatile 10 their
| mould boys who are hardly old enough TO be
beyond their mothers watch, DOW swsggerIng
with ell the airs Of experienced bioods, aud
polIutiog the air Of Gods heaven With the
vocabulary oe hell? Where such monstrous
excesses are not found, how frequent 10 the
| utter repudiation of the proper reverence to age
and authority! How many a STRIPPING among
ms seemstoth'ok IL the very first proof Of nsnly
spirit TO break the Divine law which gives
home its blessedness and the State its security,
and to be pond to show that he 10 above all such
obsolete noiinns as giving honor to father and
| mother.-Somael Osgood 30
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MoRMoNIsM in sENeLAND.-The South
London Press has the following:

MoRMoNIsM IN FEN6LAND.-The South
London Press has the following:
+. 'Our readers will probably be surprised to
hear that Mormonisn fourishes in the neigh
borhood of Kensipgton, and that the saints
who meet once week in KensiBgton Hail are
increasing 10 numbers and influence. On Tues
day last they gave concert and conversozione
10 aid of the fund which provides means tor
those who are inclined to proceed to the colony
of Salt Lake, and the assembly was, we are ln-
formed, very numerous and enthusiastic.
The Mormon missionaries sent abroad by
Brigham Young are evidently hard at work -
We hear of their success in Germany, Norway
and Sweden, as we'll as in England and Wales.
They are well educated, shrewd and plausible
men, gifted with a faculty of making the worse
appear the better reason, and fDd credulous
people in every country they visit. There is no
more energetic or interruptions proselytlsm ex-
tant than that of the Mormons. s:
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Just Received.

large lot of Provisions and Groceries, such al
Corn, Flour, Bacon, Lard, &C, and Sugar, Coffee
Moasses and Salt. Some fine Baltimore cured
Hams. PRESSON & GRAY.
April 8, 1867.
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Notice to Physicians.

DIR. JAMES F. BEALL offers his premises fo
sale to any Physician desiring good country loca
tion in Western North Carolina. ..
For particulars address Cotton Grove, Davidson
county N C..
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All Licenses heretofore granted expire on the lst
of May, and application for renewal must be made
'on the above days, and paid on or before May lst
Carriages, &c, worth with harness $500 and up
wards, gold watches, silver plate over, 40 ounces
&c, must be returned Also, Incomes for 1866
$4,000 are exempt, Administrators, Executors,
&c, and especially persons or their agents who
have come iuto possession Of Real Estate by Will
gift iatestae la VS. required and requested to
meet me and make returns f.. w. AHRENS,
-.. Asst. Assessor, End Div, 9Th Dist, N. T.
April /, 1867. 3w ...,-se $50
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AUCTIONEER and AGENT.

a STUART reSpectfuliy informs the citizens
OF Charlotte and the public generally that he will
give his personal attention 10 Auction Sales and
the settlement OF Accounts, any business of that
kind that may require hrs services He win visit
the country when desired and act as Auctioneer or
attend to any business in the city as an Agent
He can be found at the Corner Drug Store of DR.
McAden, at the residence of Mr. Rabe
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wINES AND BRANDIES.
WHO WANTS A FsANO!

Several Patrons of the Concord Female College
have requested my aid in securing 49,
30 GiH Good Pianos tsH -"
For their use This has induced me to make ar
rangements with some of tile best man ufaCturerS
which-enable to furnish instruments of the frst
ciass at REDUCED prices / can each purchaser
frcm $40 TO 100 Price lists of the manufacturers
wilEbe sept 10 those who desire them, to aid them
il, making selections. - So -. ta T..
'When-selections shalt have been made the money
can besent to meat my pense, by the Southern
Express, and Piano will be shipped to the Depol
the purchaser may designate Each Piano sold win
be fully warranted. Address me ut StaleSsie,
n. C. l. NJ NJ CALDWELL
May 7, 1866 . = = &
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FASHIONS, FASHIONS!

..ROKISO & C RA Il A NJ, :.
Hsvihg, received their Spring Fashions are now
ready to Teeohstuet The appearance of their custom
ers accordingly. e.
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LABoR.-Recent writers, who have been IN the
West Indies, represent those Islands as rapidly
recovering from the 4idleness and ruin which
seemed 70 follow Immediately upon the heel. Of
emancipation. The practice and prudts Of free
labor are becoming apparent in alt the Islands,
and some Of them outstripIing their former
commercial prosperity. =
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Just Received.

AT KOOPMANNS STORE. a fine lot of d. r Leaks
celebrated CHEWING TOBACCO, from th eshighest
to the lowest grade.
xAlso,s large lot of LORILLARD'S SCOTCH
SNUFF, in small blndders and packages.
The trade supplied.
eh-t
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RAGS WANTED.
FISHERY AND RIVER PLANTATION
Eo7 sATE

The subscriber offers for sale the we'll known
'FISHER1" on Great Pee Dee River known as the
"PEGUES' FISHERY" 1t is in successful opera
ton, and from three to nine thousand Shad caught
during the season. besides equal number of other
Fish.
Also, One Thousand Acres ofLAND adjoining the
Fishery; Three Hundred Acres Of which are good
River low ground. The balance body of fine
Cotton Land with crops of Corn and Cotton in pro-
of cultivation. . 8. .. -
Terms liberal, and possession given Immediately
if required.
good Superintendent controls the Plantation
For further particulars apply to the subscriber
Cheraw, S. c.. "e.
April 8, 1867 3w W. J. PEGUES.
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A negro preacher once observed 10 bis hear
ers at the close of Ills sermon ss follows: "My9
obstinaeious 5bredeD, 6ad il no more use to-
preach TO you dan It 10 for . grassheppsr 80
ware nee buckles"
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Millinery and Ladies' Fancy Goods.

MRS. f tFULLINGS is offering her Stock of Bon
nets Hats Ribbons Feathers, &c. at greatly reduced
prices. Ladies are invited TO call and examine these
Goods and hear prices: s. - =
Dec lC. 1866.
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FANCY GROCERIES,

Consisting IN par. Of =" - = TT
Pickles, Canned oysters, Sardines, -..e
Crackers, Genuine Havana Segars,
Tobacco. smoking and chewing; Lorillard Snuff
Pepper, Spice, Soda, Starch, Soap, Candles,
Pure Cider Vinegar, Powder, Shot: Caps,
Sleeves, Buckets, Brooms, Backing, &C, &C,
With almost every article usually kept in Family
Grocery, which will sell low down for cash. whole
sale and RETAIL at my store, two doors below Brem,
Brown Co.'S Hardware Store, and nearly opposite
the old Charlotte Hotel
Give me call; all / ask is fair trial.
March 25 1867. A. II. TATE.
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coFFTNS @

Al my Plan ation, miles from Charlotte, on the
Salisbury road, Cofns of all kinds may be obtained
at short notice. good supply is always kept on
hand ready rade.
Feb IS, s67. S. a. STUART. p