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W. S. HALTOM. n.
COMBINATION.
NAT. GRAY

W. . HALIOM. MAI. GRAY.
COMBINATION.
The subscribers would respectfully announce that
they have very extensive stock of Staple Groceries,
Confectioneries Toys, Notions, &C., consisting in
part of all grades OF Coffee Sugar, Tea, Salt, Molas
ses, Bacon, Lard, Leather, Rice, Tobacco, Snuff,
Cigars Pipes Cheese Crackers, Can Fruits, Oysters,
Pickles. Jellies, Pickles by the dozen; Candy plain
and fancy; French Candy all kinds of Cake Trim
mngs prepared NIince Meat all kinds of Fruits nd
Nuts, foreign and domestic; Ornaments for Christ
mas Trees, &c
Wholesale bills and orders filled promptly and at
the smallest margin.
Stick Candy made ef pure Crashed Sugar.
Fresh Bread daily all kinds of Cakes made and
. trimmed at short notice.
Highest cash prices paid for all kinds of country
Produce.
They sell the famous Common Sense Sewing
Machine'-price SIS. Call and get one.
Come and the Magic Wheel of Life.
NAT and CHARLIE will do their best for you.
HALTOM & GRAY,
Next to Corner Drug Store, Tryon street.
Nov &c. 1868 If
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State OF N. Carolina. Nseckienburg c.

Superior Court.
John S. Means, Guardian, Plaintiff, against F. S.
Moore, Defendant.
Attachment.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of tie Court, that
a of action exists against the defendant, F. S.
Moore in favor Of the above named plaintiff but
that the defendant, after due diligence, cannot be
found within this State, and is not resident thereof,
motion Of }. H. Wilson, plaintiff $ Attorney, OR
DERED that the summons herein copy Of which is
hereto annexed, be served, by publication in news
paper, as follows The Western Democrat, published
in the City of Charlotte, once a week for four sue
cessive weeks, and that "a copy of the summons and
complaint be forthwith sent TO the defendant post
paid, if his residence be known.
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CataWba English and Classical
HIGH HOOL,

The next Session will commence the LIST Monday
in January, 1860. No pains spared in fitting
pupils thoroughly for the best Colleges in the country
and in giving them thorough business education.
Special attention given to MATHEMATICAL TRAINING.
Tuition per Session of 20 Weeks from 50 to $50. SO
in currency.
Board in families from IS tc $40 per month in
clubs at about half these prices.
For Circulars and particulars, address J. c. Clapp
Newton, n. c. J. c.. CLAPP, A. B.
Dec. l. 1868 S. NJ. FINGER. A. B.
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S M r HIS
Boot, Shoe and Leather Store

Nert door to Detceys Bank, Charlotte, n. g.,
Is the largest Wholesale and Retail Shoe Establish
ment in North Carolina.
The quality of their Stock is superior in every re.
spect, and unequalcd in style, finish and Workman
ship The prices are low as can be afforded.
They buy their Goods exclusively from MAnufse-
turcrs, or have them made to order. They pay no
rent and do the business themselves, and cam there
fore, and will sell all styles and qualities Of Boots
and Shoes at lower prices than can be found else
where in this market. Every pair of Boots and
Shoes is warranted represented Zone price to
ALL and fair dealing" is their motto.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-SrrE1

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-SupERIoR Court.
J. S. Means, Guardian, Plaintiff, against F. S.
Moore, Defendant.
ATTACHMENT.
TO the Sheriff Of 4NechtenJayy County-Greeting:
You are hereby commanded in the name of the
State to F. S. Moore to appear at the office
of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the county of
Mecklcnburg, at the Court House in Charlotte with
in sixty days from the service of this summons ex-
elusive of the day of such service then and there
the complaint of J. S. Means, guardian of j.
D. P. Means plaintiff in this suit. AID you are
further commanded to notify the said S. Moore
that if he fail answer the said complaint within
the time above specified, the said plaintiff will Dc
mand judgment against him for six hundred dollars
with interest from 3th day of November, 1868 and
for al costs and charges in this suit incurred.
Witness, +. A. Osborne, Clerk Of the Superior
Court Of Mecklenburg county, at Office in Charlotte,
this the 14th day Of November, 1868
E. A. OSBORNE, Clerk.
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FOR RENT,

The Dwelling occupied BY L Shaw, nearly OPP
pose the Mint. In my abacnce apply TO Capt. s.
i. Alexander
Dec IA, 1868 2w w. J. HAYES
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THE CELEBRATED CHEAP STORE
Save Your RAGS.

'Savc the pennies and the dollars viii take Of
ihrIu selves.
R1GS-t"tton ond Nco'',m Nays bought
Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Old Copper and Brass
Goose Feathers, Chicken Feathers, Turkey Feathers
Dry Hyfes, and Rusty Five or Ten Dollar Gold
Pieces, fall price. II. VI. PHELPS.
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STOVES,
Sheet-IrOn and Tin Ware. &c,

Sheet-IrOn and Tin Ware, &c.
TAYLOR s. DUNCAN have a large assortment of
Stoves of all descriptions for sale Cooking Parlor
and Box Stoves of the latest patterns with fixtures
Of the modern improvements,
Call and examine these useful and comfortable
articles
Nov l6, 1868. TAYLOR & DUNCAN
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Clothing Department.

THOS. w. DEWEY & CO.,
B a n kers and Bro ers,
CHARLOTTE, " C.
We enter upon second year of business on the
first day OF October, and return our thanks to
old friends and friends for their custom and
patronage during the year now closing.
We are now prepared with
Increased Means & Ample Capital
To transact any safe aud desirable banking business
which may be offered US.
We will receive deposits and pay same on call and
when left on time VIII pay interest same accord
ing to agreement. We buy and sell Gold and Silver
Com and Bullion, Bank Notes, &c. Will discount
for customers good business paper. Purchase and
sell on commission Stocks ant! Bonds and give our
best attention TO any other in the Banking or
Brokerage line entrusted to US.
Revenue Stamps
Always on hand fer sale.
Hours of business to suit dealers and customers
TnOS. ". DEWEY & CO.
At Huilling formerly Branch Bankl
door below Smith Shoe Store, Tryon St
Charlotte, Sept %, 1868
State OF North Carolina Lincoln county.
Superior Court Of Law-FaU Term, 4. d 1868
{. and W. II. Motz vs.. Mayfeld Mo1
Attachment.
Mayhcli Notz will take notice that n levy has
been made in this his interest in the Meadow
Wood Tract of Land. Lincolnton, joining V. A.
McIice and others and that unless he appears and
rePlevy, Judgment viii be given by default against
him at the next Term Of this Court.
s. 2. SHERPILL. Clerk.
Nov %, 1868 CIV pr adv Sl0l
State of North Carolina, Lincoln county.
Super'oY Court Of Lar-FaH Term, l. d. 1865.
J. c. Cobb vs. NayReld Nvtz
Attachment.
May6cd Notz. defendant in this case. will take
notice that at the Spring Term 1850, OF this Court
motion viii be made for erpoaGs issue or the
levy returned in this case
S. T. SHERRILL, Clerk
Nov p, 1868 CIV Pr alv. Sl0l
State of North Carolina, Lincoln county
Superior Court Of LGT-faH Term, A. d. 1868.
j. c. Jenkins VS.. May6eld Motz
Attachment.
May field Motz, defendant in this case, will take
notice that at the Spring Term, 1869, of this Court
motion will be made for a erponGs to issue on
the levy returned in TIE
S. Il. SHERRILL, Clerk.
Nov %, 1868 CIV [pr. adv. Sl0]
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Frazier. Scarlet & Co.

Have hand a large assortment of GROCERIES,
which they viii sell low for cash. consisting Of
5000 Pounds Iron Ties,
Bales Begging,
5000 Pounds Bacon, clear rib
30 Boxes Candles,
A large lot of Fish in barrels half-bar-
relS and Kits.
LIQUORS. OF ALL GRADES & BRANDS
Fine 10: of Crockery Ware,
Cheese, Sugar and Cofee-aI grades,
Molasses--a kinds
Bunch Yarn, Sheetiug and Shifting.
They have ell kinds of goods generally kept frs.
class Grocery Store.
Dec I, 1858 FRAZIER, SCARLET co.
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B. KOOPMANN.
A NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
Now in Store, consisting of STAPLE and FANCY
Dry Goods,
Cloths Cassmcres. Rock Island Goods. Ready made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes Notions, &c.
4 fufl assortment of
Ladies' Cloaks and ShaWls.
OF the latest style and Fashion.
A splendid Stock of
Dress Goods.
Merinos, Empress Cloths, MohaIr, fopfns, Deains
&c &c.
A Handsome Stock of
Millinery Goods.
full line Of " hite Goods, Laces and Embroderes.
My Wooden Department is complete, consisting OF
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, sc.
have taken great pains in the selection of these
Goods, and am confident can present as full and
complete assortment any house in the city.
With regard to prices they will be sold Cheap,
if not Cheaper, than any other house
All ask is examination of my Stock before
purchasing as feel sure can please the most
fastdious, both as 10 taste and price.
Wholesale Buyers will find it to their interest 10
give call, my stock is large and will sell al
short profts.
Nov ,, 1868. B. KOOPMANN.
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Their Wholesale Department.

Their Wholesale Department.
They are now receiving their Fall and Winter
Stock, the largest and most complete ever brought
to this market. and propose to sell TO merchants at
NEW YORK WHOLESALE PRICES.
Their expenses being much less and as they buy
exclusively from manufacturers, there is no reason
why they caRN0t sell at low prices the New
York Joibcr. All they ask is fair trial. Remem-
Der and ask for
SMITHS SHOE STORE,
Next Door to Dewey's Bank, Charlotte, NC.
August 81. 1868
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Corn Wanted.

500 Bushels Corn wanted, for which the market
price will be paid. Apply TO
W. ". PEGRAM,
Dec II. 1868. Agent {. 4 $. &. Railroad.
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NEW STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Hammond g. Mclaughlin,

at Oates Corners
Have received full stock of new Groceries, consist
ing III part of
large lot of Bagging,
Iron Cotton Ties and Rope,
Sugar, Coffee and Tea,
Moasses, Iron and Nails,
Salt, Leather of all sorts.
Anything and everything in the Grocery line may
be found at their Store.
HAMMOND s. MCLAUGHLIN.
Sept II. 1868.
WANTED,
By the undersigned, all the work that may be
needed in the Saddle and Harness line. Also, all
the Repairing that may be necessary about your
premises. Work warranted and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed.
Next door to J. Y. Bryce Co.'s, Trade Street.
Charlotte, n. c.
Sept. Z, 1868. l. w. eSboltNE.
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Leather, Shoe Findings g. Betting

Their stock Of Leather and Shoe Findings is most
complete, embracing every grade of Hemlock aud
Oak Sole Leaf her, Upper Leather French and Amer
lean Calf skins, Kip, Lasts sc. They also furnish
all widths Of Rubber and Leather Betting at Manu-
facturers prices.
Ask for SMITHS SHOE STORE, the oldest es-
tablshed Shoe House in the State.
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Wanted,

middle aged white to do the work Of a
small family. Apply to
Dec II, 1868. J. e. BURROUGHS.
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Notice to Debtors.

NOLICC 10 DeDCOTS.
We have large amount of money due US from
those we have accommodated and We now o,rnesiiy
request all persons ndeb ell to by Note Account
come forE ard and settle. If you cannot pay ALL
let have a part Vi the amount due.
Nov &c. 1868. TAYLOR & DUNCAN
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A CARD.

A CARD.
The undersigned having disposed of their Stock Of
Goods TO Mcssrs FRAZIER. SCARLETT & Co.
take plcassIc III recommending them their former
customers being in every way worthy of their
patronage. Feeling grateful for the liberal patron
age received, they hope that the may he cx-
tended to their successors.
J. KICK & co.
doors above Steni0usc, Naca.,lay 4 Co
Dec = 1868
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Dress Goods.
Splendid assortment Of Dress Goods at a great
sacrifice. Calicoes from cents.
II. & B. EMANUEL,
Nov 2 1868. Next door to Mansion House.
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Haas Farmers save money by calling on
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS CO., to buy Cot
ton Ties.
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BINGHAM SCHOOL,

BuckWheat and Butter.
4 lot of Buckwhcat Flour, Butter, Cheese, &C.,
just received at -
HAMMOND MCLAUGHLINS s.
Dec Z 1868.
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Hutchinson, Burroughs & Co.,
General L;tc and Fire Insurance agents,
Office on Trade Street, CHARLOTTE, n. C.
Sept. 7, 1868.
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Peruvian Guano,

ZELL'S SUPERPHOSPHATE,
For sale by HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & co.
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LIME, PLASTER AND CEMENT,
For sale by HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & CO.
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State Of North Carolina, Mecklenburg county

Superior Court-FdU Term, 1868.
Jas. II. Carson VS. John Allison.
Alta chmpnt
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the NATIONAL GUARD.

An order has been issued from the Adjutant Gene
rails once OF the state detachng the counties of
Dutchess, orange, Putnam. Rockand and westches-
ter from the second Division district of the National
Guard and constituting them part Of the Fifth
division National Guard district. The commandants
Of brigades in said counties will hereafter report
MAJOR General T. Il. Gates, commanding Fifth dvi-
eion National Guard.
by the provisions OF the same order the county OF
Dutcbess II detached from the Twenty second br-
gae district and will hereafter constitute part the
Eighth brigade district, National Guard The several
companies and organizations in that county will
consequently report TO Brigadier General George
Beach commanding Eighth brigade National Guard,
CatskiIl, y. Y.
strong feeling OF Indignation exists In one Of the
companies Of the Eighth regiment against Colonel
Carr, who II appears, has neglected TO issue war
rants TO fs non-oommissioned officers. At a meet.
ing OF Company q, held Q few evenings ago, one OF
the officers asserted that although the ''non-coms
were IN position Of authority over the prvates OF
the command they we're without proper warrants
and need not he obeyed regular naeies at one
time seemed Imminent many members being SEEM
ngy DESTROYS Of settling the matter BY force Of arms
snJ boci~. " SLATED Net The majority Of the NON
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SIDEWALKS OF PORT CHEsTER.-The Board OF VIII
iage Trustees at their last meeting resolved to notify
property owners on certain streets, who have failed
to dag the sidewalks and set the curb stones in front
Of their premises, to do 10 at once.
TRINITY CHURCH. SING SSG-The Rev. Clarence
Buell., who has been supplying the pulpit Of Trinity
church. Sing Sing for several months past, has been
rendered the rectorshp OF the parish, which ne has
accepted.
GRANT AND CoLFAx CLUB OF MoRRrsANIA, at their
last meeting, elected Mr.. 7. B. Buxton First Vice
President, in the place Of Mr.. Glencoss, resigned.
About twenty new members enrolled their names
and about SO were subscribed to defray current ex
penses.
IMPROVEMENTS At MOTT HAvES.-Messrs. Rider h
Conklng have commenced the erection Of market
house over the canal, with frontage Of 1ftyseven
feet Van Sto street, by seventynve feet deep IL
will contain twenty stalls twenty OF which have
already been engaged. II is also contemplated to
build public hall adjoining the market.
RAILROAD DEPOT AT NEW RoCHELLE.-I having
been intimated that the New Haven Railroad Com
pany were about to remove their passenger depot in
New Rochelle TO another point some distance below,
the Board Of Trustees OF that village resolved to pre-
moval OF the depot from its present location, such
removal would discomm0de the residents OF the VIII
age and greatly impair the value OF much property
SEWERAGE IN NEW RocHRLLR.-The Board OF VII
lagc Trustees at their last meeting accepted the
report OF the committee who have had the subject OF
sewerage under consideration for some time past, In
favor OF constructing sewer through Main street,
from Central avenue to the outlet OF the Ice Pond;
and the committee was empowered TO engage the
services OF civil engineer 10 prepare the necessary
plans aud specifications for the work.
HyMEsIAL-Qute gay wedding came OF at Echo
Place, New Rochelle, on Wednesday evening. The
couple made happy on the occasion we're Mr.; Apollo g.
Brainan a merchant OF Philadelphia and Mise Essie
Davids, eldest daughter OF Mr.. rhaddeus Davlds.
The nuptial ceremonies were performed by the Rev.
Dr. X. n. Morgan according TO the forms OF the Epis-
copal church. at nine O'Clock r. NJ. About one hun
bred and afty persons, including the elite OF New
Rochelle, Mamaroneck and Rye, besides some from
the CITY Philadelphia and Boston were present.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

ATTEMPTED NCENDIARIsM.-An attempt was made
about five O'Clock yesterday morning to burn the
stable Of Mr. J. H. Gildman, ut No. Irving place.
ACCIDBNT.-ThOmas Pettin, fireman at the nour
mills Of Montague Baker at the Atlantic dock, was
caught in the machinery yesterday and had his arms
badly mashed. He was tax en- to the hospital
FATAL AoCIDENr.-George O'Niel, boy four years
Of age, fell from the third story window Of No. 206
Columbia street yesterday morning. He struck upon
the iron fence beneath and three or the pallngs
pierced his body, killing him almost instantly.
BURGLARIRs.-The liquor store Of Patrick Leddy,
corner OF Congress and Columbia streets, was bur-
garously entered yesterday morning. Nothing val
liable was removed. The shoe store OF ]. Mccormick,
corner Of Columbia and Amity streets, was felonl-
nlmber OF pairs OF boots and shoes.
FUNERAL OF REV. DIR. MARsH.-The funeral OF
Rev. DIR. John Marsh, ID. d.. who died at his resi-
dence No. 129 Joralemon street, Tuesday evening
FROM the effects Of paraytc stroke, took place yes
teriay. The deceased was born at Weathersfied,
Conn., in 1888, and was consequently eighty years
OF age at the time Of his death. The Rev. Dr. Bud
ington preached the funeral sermon ana remarks
were made by Rev. Dr. Joshua Leavitt
FATAL SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT.-Yesterday forenoon
scanolding under the roof Of the residence No. 0
Fillmore place, +. d. suddenly gave way while two
painters. named Charles OiNei and Horace York.
were at work upon il, and ONeill fell to the pave
ment, striking upon his head and sustaining injuries
which resulted in instant death. York saved Hun
self by holding on to q window Sill The deceased
who was formerly policeman, leaves widow and
two children.
POLICEMAN MuRDEROUsLY ASSAULTED BY Row
DIEs.-Oncer Isaac Lee, Of the Forty-n precinct
while attempting to dispense q crowd OF disordery
fellows yesterday forenoon, at the corner OF South
First street and Union avenue f.. D.. was set upon
by them and cruelty beaten. The officer defended
himself vaantly for few moments, and would
have probably put all the ruans TO night by the
vigorous use Of his club but nnluckly that weapon
became disabled, and at that moment Of his
assaants felled him to the earth with stone, which
struck his head over the right ear. The wound thus
Indicted Is q severe but not dangerous one. O1cer
Lee finally reached the Fourth street station house
in q very weak condition from loss OF blood,
and reported the facts TO the sergeant
In charge. The latter Immediately sent
of1cers in pursuit Of the HUMANS and they
ceeded in arresting two Of them, Henry Rogers and
James Carroll. both members OF Hook and Ladder
Company No. 2. They were locked up.