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eesg~ We were surprfs last week to find the fol

Hl83@ We were surprial last week to find the fol
lowing announcement ~ pc Raleigh papers of AIu-
nicipal officers for this q. Gov Holden has GER
tainly misunderstood hRuty in this respect. He
has right to int re in the local affairs of
Charlotte than with the Of New York city. The
City Charter expressly tOvidcs that the present
Board shall remain in DE until their successors
are elcctcd This proyisi holds good until changed
or repealed in n lawful VI
We learn that severaf the persons appointed
NElrrmrr declare that " knew nothing of the
movement until they sa H. eir names announced.
We think Gov. Holden CIT to inform the citizens
Of Charlotte who it is ths Sought his interference
with our City affairs. J property holders are
deeply interested in the pre- of the City, and feel
that they ought to be cdlted about changes, or
allowed at least a vote III matter. We respect
fully ask the Governor 10 Dc his for his
course.
The following is the BS appointed, though We
are not aware that they h even demanded posses
sion of the City Governing The old Board, how
ever Will not surrender long as law is on their
side:
CITY OF CHARLoTrE.-T hllowinS appointments
Of Municipal officers for INV ~ Of Charlotte, were
made by Ills Exccllcncy, GIEolden, viz:
Uqyor:-E II Bissell
Aideymacn w Ahrens, aroot, DIR. VIM. Sloan
Rev W l. Miller. Allen McCey, John Davidson d
Sherwood. Adam Silcr.
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nsSE@ Thos j. Robertson and F. A. Sawyer have
been elected U. S. Senators from South Carolina.

Iky@ The "Fayetteville News printing establish
ment is offered for sale by its proprietors, Messrs
H. L. & J. H. Myroyer. The office has good pat
ronage, and we think the opportunity fine one for
practical printer. One of the proprietors being
about to remove from the State is the assigned
for offering the office for sale Address H. L. s. j. H.
Myroyer. Fayetteville. n. G.
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Democratic State Convention.

The Democratic and Conservative members of the
General Assembly, after consultation with other gen
tIcnan in Thu city, have determined to call State
Convention o. delegates representing the Democratic
and Conservative misses Of each County to assem-
Bile in this City on tt 18th ofAugust next being the
second Thursday Of 81 month. Our friends in each
County urged call County meetings, form
Clubs, and make arrangements at once to send dele
gates to the State and Hstrict Conventions.
Raleigh, July 18th, eG8.
We call attention toAe above notice copied from
the Raleigh Sentinel, Al presume that action will
be taken in the counnei In this section.
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Statesville Female College.

The exercises Of the Statesville Female College
will be resumed the first Monday of September
next, with a competent corps Of teachers
Terms o Fret Session Of Sirtcsn Weeks one Raifin
Adrdnce:
Board Room and Fuel per month, $lj 90
Washing, per month, 90
Tuition in Academic Department. per session, Is 90
Collegiate Department, 20 90
Music, 18 %
Use of Piano, 3 co
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 90
Contingent Fee, 60
Drawing and Painting, each, 40 GO
Books at Publishers rates.
For further information apply to the undersigned
at Statesvie, N G.
E. F. ROCKWELL, President.
ESg" The Second Session will commence the 4th of
January. 1862 and continue "a weeks.
July 20, 1868 If
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ATTENTION!

North, South, East or West
viii here look for STAMPING best;
Prices low and patterns new,
Here the greatest choice find you,
J. II. HECKSCHER.
ALSO. Clothing Hats, Shoes and Boots, Hosiery,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Wearing Apparel for
family Come and purchase whatever you
choose. j. r. HECKSCHER,
Under the Democrat Office.
July 20, 1868 3m
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THE NEW COUNTY AUTHoRITIEs.-But
three of the County Commissioners qualified here
on Monday, before S. W. Cole, Esq, Chairman
of the County Court. They were w. J. Leard
". 7. Tucker, and John Presley. Ofthe other
two E. T. Gaddy refuses for the present to
qualify. and NJ T. Ballard is non est,-it is re-
ported because of certain cotton speculations.-
Wadesboro Argus.
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IMPORTANT SALE
Of Personal PrODerty

On Saturday, the 25th of July, will sell in Char
lote to the highest bidder, the following personal
property, to wit:
Two or three Mules, two Cows, four YearliHgs,
one Heifer one Cotton Gin, two Flows, and Harness,
and other articles of the same character.
Terms Cash. f. A. OSBORNE,
Assignee of G. W. Williamson, Bankrupt.
July 90 1868
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Meeklenburg Bible Society.

The Annual meeting of the Meck!enburg
Bible Society will be held in Sugar Greek Pres
byterian Church. on Wednesday, the 9th of Au-
gust, at II O'Clock \. NJ. There will be a Ser
mon preached and several Addresses delivered
upon the occasion.
The Managers. specially, and the public gen.
erally. are invited to attend.
S. WATSON REID, Secretary.
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Edgeworth Female Seminary.

This Institution will be re-opened the first Mon
day OF September, with full corps Of Teachers. The
entire expense for a Session of Twenty Weeks of
will be, according 10 classes, either 1885, or ITO, or
116 Dollars if paid in advance, 1850, or 1880
1860 Dollars, if paid half in advance. Moderate
extra charges will be made for Ancient and Modern
Languages, for Music, drawing and Oil Painting.
For Circular address,
j. NJ. NJ. CALDWELL,
July LIZ, 1868 CIV Greensboro, n. C
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u. 8. Marshal's Sale,

DioIhICI Ot NOhTH CAhOLlSA.
Will be sold on Friday, the 31st Of July instant,
for Cash, Three (3) Barrels and One ) Keg of Corn
Whiskey seized in the possession of j. c. Mitchem Of
Arson county, and condemned to sale by the United
States Circuit Court for the District Of North Caro-
lima at June Term, 1863 for violation Of Internal
Revenue Laws. Sale TO take place College Street
in rear off. N. Butts Store, at ten 10) o'clock NJ
DAN'L r. GOODLOE, U. s. Marshal
By w. J. SPRINKLE, Deputy.
Charlotte, July Is, 1868 Nv
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OBITUARIES.

Died in this City July Sth, 1868, Mrs ANN CARO-
lime -M"GELF.RAY, aged IS years, . months and
days. The deceased united with the Methodist
Church, in early life when probably not over Is
years of age. Her Christian character well
known and highly appreciated in this community.
Sincere, faithful and humble, she adorned the doc
trine of God her Saviour in all things Whilst in
dusricus to fault, for the maintenance of herself
and children, she forgot the wants and woes
of others; but through Christian sympathy and ten
derness mnistered, to the full extent Of her ability
TO the relief and comfort of the distressed She will
long be remembered as the faithful watcher by the
bedside of the sick and the pous cheerful companion
of her neighbors and friends. Her illness pro-
tracted. Through winter and spring to mid summer,
she fingered in WEAKNESS upon the couch Of sickness.
Every effort Of unremittng medical skill and atten-
ton, every tender office that diligent and patient
nursing could perform, proved unavailing in her
restoration The Divine Master proper to call
her to higher sphere and happier life; and in her
last moments, the patient resignation which had
marked the progress of her suffering, was beautifully
illustrated. She had put her house in order. and
with her dying breath could exclam, t'Come Lord
Jesus and come quickly!' In holy triumph, thus
passed away exemplary Christian, a devoted
mother and kind friend. M.
Died in this City, on the ID inst, Mrs. Dorcas c.,
wife Of Mr. L. J. Walker, aged q years, II months
and 20 days. She leaves husband and one child to
mourn, it were, their untimely loss. She was a
consistent member of the Presbyterian Church at
Steel Greek for over years. and died in full pos
session OF the tr1umpnS oil 1altn. Unc hour before
her decease she called her weeping friends around
her and bid them FAREWELL then taking her husband
by the hand and pointing to her baby she said: My
poor little baby-husband bring it up in the way it
should go-prepare it and yourself to meet me in
that bright world above. And the pale messenger
just performing his last sad Office, she heard
distinctly to artculate these words: Dear Saviour
am resigned, take me to thyself.
Husband seek not to recall
She lives in beauty now,
crown of light and love,
Upon her placid brow.
She's far from EARTH its limits of sin,
She knows impure thought;
She revels in Elysian fields,
Her soul with glory fraught
God needed her, hence so soon,
lie plucked your precious flower
The better fitted she to bloom,
In HIS celestial bower
Where twilight dews fall on the heart,
Distilled in highest Heaven,
Which only to the favored ones,
Gpd] Is generously given. n. Fl.
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MI ATETED.

In Greensboro, the 14th inst, DIR. j. E. Logan
to Miss Fanny Sloan, eldest daughter of r. NJ. Sloan
In Cabarrus county, on the 9Th inst, Mr. Jonas Cook
to Miss Matte r. Shimpock Also, on the 1lth ult,
Mr. William G. Barringer to Mrs Polite A. Barrier
On the 9th inst, Mr. Drewry Culp to Miss NJ. +.
Bailey, all of York District
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Did ID.

In York District, the 21st utimo, Mrs. Elizabeth
B. Wylie, aged 3S years.
In Yorkville, on the 10th instant, Mrs. Martha ].
Clawson, wife of W. l. Clawson, Esq, aged AZ years.
In Lancaster, on the Sh inst, DR.. Francis X. Brum
NETT, aged 70 years.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY-We are ima that Mr. F.
II. Maxwell of this county, as he II lrning home
on Friday last, was attacked by II man on the
road leading from Charlotte to be, and his
money demanded. Mr. Maxwell q to give up
bis money, when he was struck sedmes on the
head by the negro, and his pers9hed of S24
Ar VI. was in the city or Saturdas and showed
signs of having been roughly nd l; is time
that the thieves and desperadoes Re proving
through the country were broughr fdy punish
mCnt.
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~ We learn from the Dauville Va, Times
that Gov Vance will deliver Il address on I'M
migration and Labor at the second annual fair of
the Border Agricultural Society in October next.
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: Hot WEATHER "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
last were the warmes days felt in this country
From all directions hear of deaths from sunstroke
In New York 45 deaths occurred in day from ex-
haustOn.
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Ras- The Legislature has passed an Act making
it the duty of the Register of Deeds to issue Marriage
License Until the Register qualities, the late Clerks
of the County Courts will issue License.
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New AdVertiSems

Lurnip Seed at the Corner Drug ST. McAden
Attention. K. Heckscher.
Northern Carriages for Sale-Cha BON.
important Sale Osborne, Ass
Ntatesville Female College, RI Pres't.
Notice TO DebtOrs-B VI Presson.
initial Paper. Envelopes &c-Joh tfilliott.
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Secretary Seward reports that twenty-three
States have ratified the fourteenth amendment,
from which Ohio and New Jersey have receded
He also reports that Arkansas, North Carolina
and Florida have given notice of ratification by
'.Me ALLEGED Legislatures of those States"
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1esz- The State Board of Education have appointed

IsSg@ The State Board of Education have appointed
new set of Trustees for the n. C. University-one
from each county Among the list are the following
Anson-David Ingram.
Cabarrus-Victor c. Barringer.
CaldWcll-Calvin G. Jones.
Catawba-Dr j. j. Mott.
Observation-Disclosures Grigg.
Gaston-Eev Madison Nolend.
lredell-Judge Anderson Mitchell.
Lincoln--W. p. Bynum.
McDowell-Wm. T. Crage.
Mecklenburg-Rcv. Willis L. Miller.
Rowan.-Dr W. H. HoWerton.
Ruherford-Judge G. ". Logan.
Union-IIughS S. Downing.
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Davidson ilege.

The Commencement Exers at Davidson College
took place last week. We Rt that we were I'M
able TO attend.
We learn that the occasIEas pleasant one,
and the attendance Of yisIIorr rer than for num-
Der of years past. The Collie lapel will seat COM
fortaby ten or twelve hundrd rsons, and
,Icrst..nd it was crowded on rsday commence
ment day. We are gratifeTt the cheering pros
poets in the future for this Ii ton.
IN esteemed friend has fl hed us a detailed
account of the Commencement ercises, which we
Will publish next week.
\ STRAHci ANNOUNCEMENT.fs stated that Cen
eral Wise i'll speech he m last week the
nomination. took occasion to saat secession is not
dead yet. Even if the assertiFthe General were
uudisputcd fact, this is not proper time to an
nounce it. Such declarations these can do no
good. hut may do great dca harm, by furnish
ing accusations against us to hdical politicians,
who are eagerly grasping at fharge that they
2an make to our lnjury.-Aort 0urnGL
Secession as well as slav@s dead, and the
Democratic party do not propd revive the issue.
Such declarations as the one auted to Gen. Wise
i very mprudent and calculao do harm. The
friends Of Seymour and Blair propose TO save
the Constitution and GOvernn Tom the hands of
these who arc destroying both squandering the
public money for miserable pars purposes. They
are opposed to any seceY war or slavery.
We know that al effort will nde to inure the
democratic candidates by chark bat the Southern
people are i'll favor Of smother Vlt the charge is
false one. Gen. Grant himsele tour through
the South, during which he mi freely with the
people and conversed franklyh the leaders of
ahis region, in a letter to the Pent, dated Wash
ington December 18th, 1866 81
Il am fully satisfied that uhss Of thinking
snen of the South accept the bat situation of
affairs in good faith l was pa to learn from
the leading men whom met, tley not only ac-
ccptcd the decision $ final, but that the smoke
of battle has cleared away and BIAS been given
for reflection, that this decision ZEN a fortunate
one for the whole country.
Public speakers and neSvspas annot be too
cautious IN their declarations, they want to
afford capital to their opponents
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MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-Cotton shade frmer, blu,
less active Sales of 900 bales at 81A TO 81 cents
Flour dull and declining, but prices unchanged.
Gold strong at l.43s.
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Notice to Debtors.

In order to help those that i thought deserved
help, credited number of persons during the past
year. now need the money, and respectfully call
these indebted to me TO come forward and settle.
shall be obliged to enforce collection where no dis
position is shown 10 pay up.
July 20, 1868 b. NJ. PRESS0N.
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Latest News.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-HOn. Israel G. Lash, mem
Der elect from North Carolina is missing His mail
has been coming here for some time, but nothing
has been heard from him.
In the Senate Hons. John Pool and ]. c. Abbott,
Senators from North Carolina, were seated.
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Turnip Seed! Turnip Seed!!

Purple Top, White Norfolk, White Globe Large
Yellow Golden Globe, Ruta Baga, and other varie-
ties, just arrived and for sale at the Corner Drug
Store, by
July 20, 1868. J. H. McADES.
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Acceptance of Seymour and Blair

The following the speeches of Mr. Seymour
and Gen. Blair on being informed by the committee
Of their nomination as the Democratic candidates for
President and Vce-Presdent
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NORTHERN CARRIAGES.

have just received few Buggies and Carriages
Of Northern make, which offer for sale reasona-
BILE ttrns.
Apply to CHAS. WILSON.
July 20, 1868.
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'LEAvELAND SPRINGs.-We LEI t the number
Of visitors at Cleaveland MiPspr;nrs. neal
Shelby, is larger this season tharbefore Dur
ing the past two weeks We not AMY persons
passing through this City on thei4 o this pleas,
ant Summer ressst. All speak in cndable terms
Of the accommodations and comfSfhe Springs
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Music.
Law School.

The next Session of the Law School at Chapel Hill
viii commence the 18th day of the present month
instruction will be given with particular reference
to the order of things.
July 13, 1868 2w WILL II. BATTLE.
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~FR1aHrFUL PROPHECIES CONCERN

xTFRIGHrFULP PROPHECIES CONCERN
ING TIE END OF ALL THINGS-Are made by
religious euthu sIasts and. the other hand, phi
1oeophers insist that the centre of the Earth La mas
of are-that tht poles Of the Earth will one day be ct
the Equator, and that the Sun is gradually fading
Talk Like this Is very terrible; but, pending such
wholesale calar,hes 1t will be as well for each mem
ber of society T., take Of his or her health, and
leave the rest to Providence
The end comes prsmaturely to all who neglect the
preservation Ct that inesttrnable blessing. Suffer
liver disease dyspepsia, chronic constipation or any
other ailment to take its course unchecked, and 1t
will assuredly shorten LIFE It cannot be said that
the means Of protecting the system against the pre-
disposing causes Of disease are withheld The con-
stutons and physque Of the least robust may be 80
strengthened and fortified by Q course o. HOSTEL
TER's STOMACH B1TTERs as to render them all
but nvunera ble not only to the attacks of epidemic
disorders bur also to the ordinary complaints which
prevail In all countries and atall seasons. the tl-
mense impors ance of PROTECTIVE MEDICATION were
universally u,derstood, this incompatible vegetable
antidote, which already the most popular tonic IN
the world, would everywhere be classed among the
staples Of life and family would dare to be with
out 1t. The lime may arrive when this will be the
case. for eyey year adds hundreds Of Thousands to
the list Of those who use 1t. February ~
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and Rutland came down heavy as trip-ham-
mer with constitutional law. Finally the vote
was taken second time.
The President announced that the ''ayes"
had it-that is to say, that the motion to strike
out prevailed.
The noes called for division. The majority
voted ''no"
E. W. M. Mackey called for the ''yeas and
nays" and they were ordered 1t was near the
hour of adjournment. G. @. Bowen moved for
a call of the house. Parliamentary transac-
tons were in their glory. Things worked
beautifully. The call was sustained, and the
clerk began the roll. Somebody moved to sus-
pend the calling Of the roll. More division; the
majority looked blue; steady old gentleman
in the foreground sensibly moved an adjourn
ment; adjournment meant Committee Of the
Whole tomorrow; talk from one Of the ''big
guns;" and defeat was certain. A few tried
very hard to prevent contamination so de-
voutly not to be wished for, but everybody
Couldn't see it in them amps;' dinner was
almost ready, the seats grew harder and
harder every minute, and the motion pre-
vailed.
So the convention adjourned.
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BALTIMORE, February 1O.-Cotton very hrn
Of one. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
very firm and scarce; Southern red 81 7OaS %
Corn active; yellow 81 17a1 18. Oats 76a77c
Rye in request at 81 Goal 65. Provisions ac'
tive. Bulk shoulders, packed, 81; sides, loose
IL. Lard 14aa14l.
WILMINGTON, February 1O.-Turpentine ad'
vanced &C., and steady at 60. Rosin firm
strained s225; No. / at So Is. Cotton advanc'
ed 4; Middling 10c.
AUGUSTA, February 1O.-Cotton firm; sales
700 bales. Receipts, 460 bales. Middings 49,
SAVANNAH, February 10.-Cotton opened
cuiet and firm. but closed active and adyanc-
ing; sales 1000 bales; Middlings 1sc. Re-
ceipts. 5845.
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The New York papers are talking very
frankly about the Grnnt and Johnson difficulty
The Times editorially says that Grant, from
the time he accepted the position Of Secretary
Of War; followed the dictates Of nus 31agtment end
obeyed the law by allowing Mr.. Stanton to re-
sumo his place in the Department The
World accuses Grant OF gross misrepresenta,,
ton, and with dcceiving Mr.. johnson, and
says that he has pleaded guilty to the Presl,
dents charge, and that his former good
character has been blotted. The Herald says
that the Grant-Johnson correspondence, and
the facts connected with it, make up lamen-
dented in the United States, and believes that
Grant by this correspondence, will take the
wind out OF the sails OF Mr.. Chase as the Radl-
cal candidate for the Presidency.
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@N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED sTATEs-sCUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT
In BANKRUPTcY-M THE MATTER OF ISAAC
D. WHITE, A BANKHUPT-PET1TIoN FOR DIS
CHARGE-On reading the petition in this case, on
this Sth day Of February. 1885, it is hereby ordered
that hearing be had 1T Charleston, on the 2eM day
of february, 1858, at 1t o'clock NJ, and that notice
be published that ali creditors, who have proved
their debts and other persons in interest, may sp'
pear ct said time and place, and show cause IL any
they have why the prysr OF said petition should not
be granted.
By the Court, this 9Th February, 1853.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
CD C. o. 8. for South Carolina.
February IL tu3