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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-03-03
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They are prepared to furnish Wholesale Customers
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NOTE BOOKS
Southern Harmony, Christian Minstrels Tmbrel
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Pocket Diaries for 1868.
ALMANACS FOR 1863.
Blum's, Housekeepers and Builders, Dentscher
kalender. --.. ~ -..
The above is now offered TO the pnblic for their
inspection. We sell for Cash, and by so doing
are able to sell low. ..
December ,, 1857 ~ s TIDDY BRO.
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Two Dutchrnen lived very close together, and
they had been fast friends, but they fal out and
hated each ether like Indians One Of them
cot sick and sent for his neighbor, and said:
Hans am going die-will you forgive me?''
If you die, [ will" said Hans IF you get well
again the old debt Will stand good
WoMAS.-A wag says OF woman: ITO her
virtues we give love; to her beauty admiration,
and to her hoops the whole pavement.
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Southern Express Company.

The Southern Express Company has complete com.
munication with all Northern and Western States,
and is prepared 10 forward Freight, Money and val,
liable Packages safely and promptly. Messengers
leave Charlotte daily, connecting at Raleigh with
Adams Express Company, and at Richmond with
Adams and Harndens Express Companies.
Letters win be forwarded by this Company to al
points South and North having mail facilities
W. 7. HILL, Agent
Charlotte, Jan. ], 1868.
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Boots and Shoes
Groceries, Drugs, Notions, &c.

The old and numerous friends of my house know
of their interest demands them to give me a call
before purchasing, whilst the public generally
rest assured that trial at my viii leave them
fully satisfied that l and viii sell least as low
5 the lowest.
WHOLESALERS, who do not wish to be under
sold viii do well to look through my stock.
Oct. 81 1867. g. KOOPMANN
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GREAT BARGAINS.

Fifty Overcoats at fifty per cent below cost! Jus:
to think that BUXBAUM 4 LANG selling superb
Overcoats at fifty per cent below cost And as this
is cold weather. why Of course, every will get a
supply.
Moreover, they have twenty five pair Of blankets,
A No /, which they offer at cost, from five to ten
dollars. Remarkably cheap They are the largest
size and best quality. Good for the cold weather.
Again, they have OF the largest stocks of Ready
made clothing, which they offer close at less
prices than the same can be purchased elsewhere.
This is for thirty days only, remember.
Now, don't forget their Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, &c. &c. The only place to get good and cheap
Bargains is at Buxbaum Lang's. Go and examine
their stock and try them.
Jan. 20, 1868. BUXBAUM & LANG.
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Time Quick and Rates Low.

This new trunk line forms Great Freight Route
between Baltimore and Weldon, Warrenton, Raleigh
Hillsboro', Lexington, Salisbury, MOrganon, Char
lotte, Lncolnton, GoldsbOrO', Newbern, Beaufort,
Wilmington, Chesterville, Winnsboro', Columbia,
Sumteryille Manchester and all intermediate points
on and these great Railways and their connee-
tions.
The Powhatan Steamers connect at Petersburg
with Petersburg Railway for all points in the Caro-
linas. Cars are alongside of Steamers Wharf,
and goods transferred with careful handling.
CARS ARE RUN THROUGH WITHOUT BREAK
.. ING BULK
Between Petersburg and Raleigh Charlotte, Colds
boro, Wilmington, &C., &C. This Inland Line pos
scsses many advantages over Sea Route. Marine
risk is small and insurance is comparatively nothing
The Wharf of Powhatan Steamers being situated in
the very centre Of the great Shipping District Of
Baltimore, renders it convenient to shippers and
drayage is very small. ......
Great attention paid to consignments of Cotton,
Corn, Wheat, Rosin, &C., &C. All produce Forwarded
at the lowest possible rates.
HIay@ To insure ransrortat on over this Inland
Fast Line, mark all goods, whether NortLward@
Southwark bound, ''Via Pctcrsb burg"
~ Freight landed in Baltimore day following
delivery to the Steamers.
Through Receipts are given and fixed rate per leo
pounds guaranteed both ways.
BsaS@ Rates III every case as low as via Bay Line
andPortsmOuth to and from Baltimore, Philadelshs
and New York. ... ttss
N. B.-With regard to last named points, freight
is forwarded to and from Petersburg by PhiladelPhA
and New York Steamers. . IS. ..t..
For rates and all further information, apply
any Freight Agent the Line, at the
OFFICE THE POwHATAN STEAMBOAT Co..
80 Light St. Wharf, BALTINoRE
J. BRANDT, Jr., President Powhatan SteambOatCO
X. b. PEGRANI, Sup't Petersburg Railroad.
4. b. ANDREWS, Sup't Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad
JAMES ANDERSON, sup't North Carolina Railroad
c. BOUKNIGHT, Supt c. & S. C. Railroad.
S. L. FREMONT, Sup't Wilm'n g. Weldon Railroad
}. V. JORDAN, Acting Master Trans. Atlantic and
y. G.. Railroad.
VIM. MRAE, Sup't Wilmington and Manchess
Railroad
September 60 1867. VI z. r
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State of North Carolina, Union Cou

State of North Carolina, Union County.
Court Of Pleas 4 Quarter Sessions-Jan. Term, 1865
O. a. Plyler, Administrator of Daniel Plyler, dee
vs. John Lancy and wife Cynthia and others.
Petition to subject Real Estate Assets.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the Defendants John Laney and wife Cynthia, reside
beyond the limits OF this State, it is ordered by the
Court that publication be made for six successive
weeks, in the Western Democrat, paper published
in the city OF Charlotte, notifying said absent de-
PENDANTS to be and appear at the next term Of this
Court to be held for said county, the Court House
in Monroe, on the first Monday in April next, then
and there TO plead, answer demGr to plaintiff s
petition, or Judgment, pro confesso, viii be taken
TO them and heard expartc.
Witness, J. f. Irby, Clerk Of our said Court at
Office in Monroe, the Ist Monday in January, a. D.,
1868. j. E. TREY Clerk.
eos-6w [adv SOL
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B. KOOPMANN.

Having completed my Winter Stock, now offer to
my friends and patrons in Charlotte and surrounding
country, as handsome and cheap an assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods
as can be bought in out Of the city.
As usual my stock comprises everything kept in a
first class mercantile house. Of Dress Goods full
and complete stock Calicoes in every variety and
pattern; Shifting beached and unbleached Sheet
ings and Pillow casing of all widths; Ticking, &C.
Special attention is called to my extraordinary
fine and extensive stock of
Millinery and Ladies' Goods,
Such as Bonnets, Hats, Feathers, Balmorals, Hoop
skirts, English Hosiery Vests, &C., Shawls in every
variety; lot of French Embroideries; Laces, thread
and cluny Edgings; Insertngs; Collars; Handker-
chiefs-atogether embracing assortment such as
is only seldom offered in this city.
Cloaks and Furs, Latest Styles,
Furnishing Goods, Trimmings, Fancy Goods and
Notions in endless variety.
Cloths, Doeskins Cassimeres, Satinets, Jeans,
Tweeds, kerseys, in shades, patterns and qualities
to suit any and everybody. Also heavy stock of
Rock Island Cassmeres and Jeans at Factory prices.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!- CLOTHING!!! a
better stock than
Boots and Shoes
For Ladies' and Misses, Mems and Boys wear l
bought and had manufactured for my such arti-
cles only as [ can honestly recommend
HARDWARE in all its branches including lot of
double and single barreled Shot Guns, Wittemore s
Cards, lAmcs' Shovels, Collins Axes, &C., sc.
Groceries, Drugs Notions &c.
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Fall Stock.
J. BUXBAUM & CO.,
Trade Street, Charlotte, ". C..
D7.u G00dS RE

Arriving daily, all to be sold Cheap for Cash.
To our old customers and friends we return our
thanks for their past liberal patronage, and take
pleasure in announcing to them that We daily
receiving full and complete stock of
d" Fancy Dry Goods,
Embracing every article kept in first class estab.
lishment. r.. .. .,
Hats, Bonnets and Ribbons, in great variety %
suit the most fastidous lady.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES, So
gea- Give us call and judge for yourself. -Gsa
October Z, 1867. a.. .a
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k525" The following among many hundreds of our
best citizens, TESTIFY to its wonderful efficacy:
HOME CERTIFICATES FROM PLY SICIANS
We hereby certify that the ECSADALIS is pre-
pared by Physician W 10 is an experienced Pharma-
eeuiss and Chemist, and tnat his remedy is e1ii-
Gent and valuable in Scrotula, &C., it having
performed some remarkable cures IN this vicinity.
a. d. MOORE, NJ. D., ". y. DUGGAM NJ. D.
L. a. STITH, NJ. D., L. BARNES, NJ. D.
J. III. WINSTEAD, NJ D., Il. W. KING, NJ. D.
WILSON, \. G., Oct. 81, 1867.
hereby certify that l am personally acquainted
with the above named Physicians, ana they all
gentlemen Of responsibility and standing in this
munlty. t. L. DAVIS,
November l, 1867. May OF Wilson, n. c.
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Ros"d"ts wW Cure IKE worSt Cases IF Scrotnl,
Lcad The Statement Bctoc, and DcSlnir Not

AICoo nc Sttto"to"t Dtto", uHu L/C!DH| 1NOE
WILSON COUNTY, Sept. TO- 1867.
DR.. J. ]. Lawrence: Dear Sir:-Ny youngest
daughter aged tive years, has been dreadfully tiic
ted with Scrofua nearly all her life. tried great
many Physicians, but without relieving her niue h.
III fact, most OF them said there nope OF cure
During the last Spring she worse than ever her
body and Limbs being cred with sores and botcies
with lace ANA eyes badly ulccrated and swollen
Whilst in this coalition, | was advised by DR.. L. i
Stith to Try your R0sADALIs. at once procured
three bottles, aud commenced giving it to her The
effect magical. In less than uloI 0 my great
astOnis hmcnt, she entirely well.
am, sir. yours, with respect and gratitude,
". VI. BURNETT.
have been cured of Chronic inflammation OF the
and Partial Deafness, Of ten years Standing by
ROsADALIs. GEO y. BLOJNT
Attorney at Law, Wilson, y c.
RosGdohs 'cV Cure tie rc,y acot,a cases Of
Rheumatism
hereby certify that was cured OF long STANDING
Chronic RheGnatisn. by taking four bottles of Dr..
Lawrences Rosadals. JAMES WILLS
Wilson, \. c., May s, 1867.
RSgH The Rosadalis thoroughly eradcates every
kind of humor and bad tan and torres the entire
system to healthy condition. 1t is Perfectly Harm
less, never producing the slightest injury. 1t is not
u Secret QGack Remedy. The articles OF which il is
made Ii she'd around each bottle, and il is esed
aud endorsed BY tie Leading PLY sic.as everywhere
il is known.
Prepared only by Lawrence NJ D., Chemist
% Hanover Street Baltimore Md
For sale by all principal Druggists in the United
States. Price, 81 80 per Bottle
On account OF unparecd demand for Rosadalis. 7
have moved my Laboratory 10 Baltimore.
ksa~ For sale in Charlotte by F. SCARF, and
J. II. MCADES, Druggists.
February ,. 1865. ON tsnpd)
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SMITHS SHOE STORE
. e d Cd rs "A Nd s HOE 8
AT
10 Per Cent Profit.

3. r. SMITH & CO.,
Return their sincere thanks to their friends for their
liberal patronage during the past year. Having
done successful business, are happy now in re-
turn to offer oar ustomers SUPERIOR INDUCE
MENTS III the Shoe trade, and viii hereafter sell to
yuiar customers ali styles and qualities Of
BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS at
10 Per Cent Profit.
BY combining ourselves strictly to the Shoe trade,
aad from experience OF over years in the bust
ness, We always furnish q first rate article Of
Boots, Shoes and Caters lower than be bought
anywhere else i'll the City. and OF better quality.
Every article warranted represented
Give US a call and satisfy yourselves
SMITHS SiIOI STORE,
Next Door Dewcy's Bank,
February 5, 1868. Charlotte, \. C.
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TO Ely FRIENDS.

take pleasure in informing my friends Of this
vicinity, and especially those of the 18th North
Carolina Regiment and McItae's Brigade that may
be found at the establishment Of MeSsrs j. hUCk
CO., on Trade street, late Stenhouse, Macauiay
Cos old stand ready and willing to show and sell
them goods cheaper than any house in the city, as
We buy exclusively for cash.
Give a call is all that ask.
Feb II, 1868 ". L. GRIER.
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Having completed my Winter Stock now offer to
my friends and patrons in Charlotte and surrounding
country, as handsome and cheap an assortment of
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-03-03

l hereby certify that was cured OF long STANDING
Chronic Rheumatism, by taking four bottles of Dr.
Lawrence's Rosadalis. JAMES WILLS
Wilson, \. c., May s. 1867.
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I have been cured Of Chronic inflammation OF the
and Partial Deafness, Of years Standing by
RosADALIs. GEO. y. BLOUNT
Attorney at Law, Wilson. y c. !
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RoSGdolis 'cV Cure tie rcsy acora cases 81
Rheumatism,
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Has just received large addition to their Stock
New Books, Stationery and Fancy Articles. I'll
public are invited to call and examine their stock
They are prepared to furnish Wholesale Customer
as good terms probably better, with anything
in their line, than any other house III the City.
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Eliza Jennings. J In Mahoning Co..
VS.. : Court of Com. Pleas
VIM. Jennings ct al In Partition.
In pursuance of decree and order of
sale, issued in the above entitled cause, l
will offer for sale at public outcry. on the
premises. the land of the late Simeon Jen-
nings, deceased. on
Friday, tie 1872 Day Of June,
A. D. 1868, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. M. and o'clock p. M, the following
described tract of land, situate in the coun.
ty of Wyandot, State of Ohio, and being
the west half of the north east quarter Of
section No. three (3), township two. (2),
range twelve (l2). containing eighty (S0)
acres, appraised at sixteen hundred dollars.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cash IN hand
on day of sale, one-third in one year, one
third in two years with interest on the de-
ferred payments. to be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold, to me in trust for the
parties in interest
CHARLES TOWNSEND,
Sheriff of Mahoning Co., Ohio.
+. G. SERvIs & H. G. LESLIE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Garfield, O.. May 9, 1868.
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MORToN's GOLD PENs..-We have ad-
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says:
We have been using one of Morton's
pens for some time past, and can vouch
for it's being one of the best we have
ever handled. All pens sold by Morton
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prices from which they can select and
order by mail. There are no pens in the
country, superior to them, and but few
equal.
Address, A. Morton, % Meiden Lane
New York City.
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The engraving, 1.-THE Prisoner of
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The fashion plate of fancy costumes is
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The election for members of the
Board of Education, last Saturday, re-
suited in the choice of Messrs. Will
Jams, Billhardt, and Brunner. The
last name familiar to the readers efthe
PIONEER.
We are assured that during the late
war Mr.. Brunner was the most loud
mouth denunciator ofDemocrats in the
state of Ohio, and although minister
ofthe gospel, by profession, no language
was either to vulgar or to bitter for him
to apply to the Democracy; and now'
hat in hand is most humble suppllant
at the feet of this very Democracy, for
any little office they may have to spare.
Well they yielded, and made him one
of their candidates last Saturday. He
ran behind the ticket and elected him
by the bare majority of 6 votes as will
be seen from the following:
J.K. McCracken, 1856.
J.W. Smally, 159.
A. Reid, 153.
L. A. Drummer, 172.
j. Fl. Williams. 1S4.
A. Billhardt. 1S2.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-05-21

QUITE number of store boxes were
stolen Saturday night and burnt in
honor Of the acquittal of the President.
During the night several fights took
place, and on Monday morning Marshal
Koppee promptly arrested seven of the
number and brought them before May
or Hoyt. All plead guilty, whereupon
the Mayor fined them $500 each and
costs, and after giving them to under
stand that, although he dealt gently
with them on this occasion, if they re-
peated the offense, ehe would punish
them to the full extent of the law they
were discharged. Believing that the
parties regret their conduct, and that
they will behave in future, we with
hold their names from the public.
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WE state candid fact, when we say
that since the 10th of December last we
have not taken in enough money to pay
our current expenses, and we know
that we have not been lavish in expen-
ditures. Indeed, we often congratulate
ourselves because we have no appetite
for artificial drinks and tobacco, for il
we did, we could not afford to buy
either.
There al large number of persons
who have not paid for their paper since
January 1st, 1865, others are in arrear-
age for lS67-S; as the sum is small and
justly due we think there should be nc
reluctance in paying the same. There
are parties who owe US for advertise
ing and job work, who would do US !.
favor by paying, especially such as
promised to do so long ago. We never
could see anything to admire in a re-
reluctance to pay an honest debt.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-05-21

NEW INvENTIoN.-We learn that Mr..
G. F. Keller, practical Mill Wright
has invented and secured patent
for "Toller'' for the purpose of taking
out the fourth, eighth. tenth, Or any
desired quantity of toll from a grist.
This invention is regarded as invalua-
BILE and after thorough trial, found to
beaccurate and reliable. We advise mil
lers to address Mr.. X. and get particu-
lars.
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Veterans of the Pioneer.

Ine following persons paid for the
rIoNEER" during last week to the
"a'e opposite their respective names.
Josiah Smith, JAN, 1, 1863
w. ii. Louther, July, 1, 1865
Edward Hall, 20, 1863.
.. M. Houston, June, 4, 1869.
D. Pickerell, March 20, 1868.
James Seffell Jan. l, 1868.
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AieA.

On Monday, the 4th inst, Hannah l..
wife of Mr.. Job Matteson, aged 4Syears,
months and days.
Her suferings were long and severe,
but having hope which maketh not
ashamed, but is both sure and steadfast.
reaching within the VAIL" she was en-
until she calmly fell asleep in Jesus.
J. II. B.
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The residence of j. M. Brunson, at
Kenton. O., was ransacked by robbers
on Sunday night before last, fortunate
pecial efforts seem to be made to rob
private residences on Sunday evening :;
at least we infer so from the numerous
accounts in our exchanges ofsuch ne
farious transactions.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-05-21

s'THE AMERICAN FARMER's HORSE
BooK .p-This is undoubtedly splendid
work, which should be in the possession
of every enterprising farmer who owns
horses. 1t is published by c. F. Vent,
& Co., Cincinnati. O.. and sold only by
subscription. The volumn contains
600 pages, beautifully printed and il
Illustrated by numerous engravings.
The publishers have put us in pos
session of a copy which we will sell
because it treats on subject not in ou1
line of business.