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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

the Commercial Hotel, q good
w Dining loom Superintendent. Apply itl1-
rrffa+eTv rauH NJ ALIEN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

VUANTED.-ADy one EddrsssiuS O coEnmu-
w nlca'i u 70 :" T. I o" Appeal Office, de-
EeribIng locality, terms and all particular
concerning q small FARM on tltasr ~ t1s
railrcsds for sac, may finG = reliable purchaser
iva tI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

VUANTED To REST-A Furnished House
w containing RON four 10 ak r. ems Tor me
summer months, for which Lbsra Te1t y y
Bs pad promptly. AddrJ $ INN edtatJly j. a.
s.. Over.on 40 e. lyu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

THE GEORGIA
HOSE INSURANCE COMPANY
or ca >sLabuE, Ga. Incorporated 1853.
NJ, a.. -. ~stai ..-....-.-e350 eco 90
ASs4ts Llama - {, GSsS-.----...--. 4iS,2SO 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

GEORGE W. SMITH.
BEN. J. COLLINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-05

Z ne WIN. ID. AsAACS &G0s HAMMEle@,
ooHaER or MATx Axps TcpETEaSrH ssFzzsrs,
RIoaMosD, dealers In coin 81 HOsMD6,
STOCKS, Rank NOTES. CoMMERgIAL
PAPER, and NEGoTIATEL LOANS 49,
BILLS oF. ExCHANGE drawn at, slight OF
on time, in sums to suit purchasers, on most
reliable houses in ,ENGLANn, IRELAND,
SCOTLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY, swift
.zERLAND, BELGIUM, HoL LAND, sWlE-
DEN, and NORWAY ~ ss,zs 8 ssts,s,ss3s
DEPOSITS received subject To- check at
sight, Of CE.RrIFICAIES issued for sanaess
COLLECTIONS smade ON all acccsstbie
points IN the United ssates eanadas and En-
REVENGE STAMPS sod 1T liberal dis
count.s - = sSsss s5a s,,ss = " ~ 81 -
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1a-AnEaICA AsAIssT sxshAs'Ds

aEs- AMERraCAs 1ACAfNsT EN6KANz
MERIGANC0MPANYs TOfLsET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYGERTNE, BoUQUET. AND
PALM. These populay. soaps are nIadssfSoin
the choicest material very richly perfusnsd,
warranted not only equal bnt superior to tbs
Eng ish. and nifty Per cent. Oh ea,er: They are
supercsding all foreign toilet soaps IN tbas
MARKET, as it iswsysii Known that aIKcs their
In srodacticn the demand for the litter hss fal-
len "a fnliY one4han. HfannfactH1es only nv
MoKE0NE, VAN. HAAGEN q gO.ss
81 south Front ssrsat, PAdladair ia 80 Barr
8 clay strees; New r no Sos-60weIr
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EiYEapsol., March 4 - Noon Cotton &c
tive, excited, and advancing rapidly.
transactions ere very heavy, and prices
have adVSneed fully as since ste opening.
Uplsnds, on the spot and to arrive, IN;
Orleans, gA.asE stimated ssales, 25s0e0
bales. BraadstaHs steady. Aftereoess
Cotton sim actiges sg3 80 -
PARIS, March 4.--Bourse actiSe and
rentes firm. "a fts'is''
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e''
Chief JsssIes Chase on ths coaauef
se q sas lmpss sfns senate;
= HasHlhe MA Ess - 49, - NEE susrscsl
Onaso WHITES tos fne seqste, pressl1g, In
mild saand fsfrecf f1fa
8non-concurrence in g0me ;ffsaiS nfsisissi,ii.
Inarv ,roeeaa;noss. ,4o..Io,aa tha. 80,
the senate m h, ;yo,,sss,,.,nss,t 4 s;ts
unrnast;o,,sbIv & j eo,,ss q ,,,,,ss So
cssaor;,v ,reeeiva.. ,,otiss t.1,s
Il ;nns.., fross tls m S,,,s s,,s =
sgan,aations d Senate ;n 't ! courtI
sh,,,,la INC a.tr.,
= o ~ AN
3: Honaag and .ssI,s, aSf,c,asg oe si1.;Saas m
ment sho,,ld,.onIvs M s,sr;.ss6assfsd o.
the c,nyf AZ ;nnss c,s,ssats M s,,u,
n,ona ~ otbar ,,roc. Ga & sisss,,ia issuaI
-. g.. .,
sA1o - 49, ss.s.aSf e'l'''
aules aos sls soselnmsas y s lS' pro !.
o1,u 49, yais s ssss1.1 s. ~ y.
l ss,.,s ). aaso aaSo
, 49, no &c,
n, ina M, eaas,a 10
Il; so,, "A s ~
pose 70 contest ahas ITS superior wisdom
nsy haye ave direcfed 80 - sssss s 81
sssass 49, 60. ssssI
e VAsH1Naros, IN arcf4 .-Hos1sel Imme.I
.diately afterr NEE ne ting, sMf. Jenckss pro-
ceeded toatgeT his article. He said I'm
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M PLANTERS NATTONAL BAHK
b sass.ss i zoe RIGHMoNDs ss ssssss
lsuccsssorto fhe ola Farmers Baak 81 yir-

(successor TO me ola Farmers Bank OF yir-
.stsss z - go igyinia, s - ,,s,
northeast corner Rain and Twelfih streets.
WILLIAM H. MACFARL4AND, President;
.gslate President Earmgrs Bancof' VffEfaiass
3. NE. GoDDIN. Cashier late Gashtsr Farm
st.,.ss, u usoi ~ viryinias 81 go
z The ACCOUNTS OF HANKS HANGERS.
MERoHANTs, and cthsrs, ssspectfnisx soli-
cited.sA Essk gsS8as So tssssszsss s6sss ssssas
COLLECTIONS EFADE on an saccsasfbFt
points Id the United States, and promptly rs.
aitted for -. - 49, -. = ss Ia
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IREConsrnUCrToH ConvErrroxs.

RECONSTRUCTION C0MYENTTONg.
p N ORR u
B 1zxlEsaa, N. {, aasch abs ehlssf.
| tioa lsas nshS the rsliak a ssai-
nance I'll lesding features are. Tint III a.
|lossd debtors soga5e oas. tenth aanaally ON
their debss.a ssssssss ssssss -
The uoandsssee 81 sE1slections to,s.aaay rs-
ported ID ssor of onssia r. Willialas. "
ISamrsen, and giving bis seat 70 3 MF. fan.
paThe article reported by tbs Efnanee
tt,'onfistes MAS passsd % lis second resd-
Ing. Among other provisions, Il requires
|ths General Assembly to providssfor the
prompt and regulsr psymsntof the inte-
Erests0n the pnhlic dsbE. Tticreates pro-
specsivs sinking fund, and takes from the
General Assembly The power to coufract;
any nev dabt until the bonds of The State
arc at par, unless the same bill creating
sehe.debtsshsll levy especial ssax topay
the interest Tae .conside GRAFTON, cEfan adj
sditional section prohibiting the creationof
any new debt except By q direct rote Of
the paopla Wssp postponed for wasn't Of time.
"a "a, = souFH c1RoLINA. ss -
50 CHxHLEsToa, March 4 An ordinance
vas prassnted sppropriating the citadel,
formerly the State Military Institute, for
acolAegs, grammar, and primary school. q
The section aaking education compuls
soryWa "a passed. s SRs~4F s,ss
Is Aftsr an animated discussion, it was
agreed sthst .the psnalty for non-pay msns
:of taxes shall not be deprivation Of the
rfrht Of suffrage. ~ ssSss
e @ssg GEoRaIA. tss 81.
ss,ATLANT4 March 4. The Convention 10.
soRed to-day 70 adjourn on this 18th IN
Thasnm Of sI5, 900 vas disburasd 70 the
members to-day, making $40, 900 in all 50
far. s.sssssssssecs.
tier debate On the Educational Com
mittea,sreporS, the Convention adjourned.
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FIREs.-T aaaton, Mass. March 81. me
works of the Ryniam Tack Company we're
totally destroyed by fire last might, Witthsa
large amount of stock. Loss; &28,g 00zS
fully insured. rs =. q .., : & So,
ST.. LOUIS, March B.. The Steamers ~.
S. Mepham and Fannie Scott were burned
here this morning. They were valued <at
100000 insured for S66, 900. 80 81 s ssl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-05

SOUTHERN GRADUATES OF THE, Jasmine
TON UNIVERSITY ScHooL OF MEDICINE N
BALTIMogE.--Norab Carolina An
derson, R.sY. Gowan, =. "a. Hall, a. G.
Jones, W. w. Latham, ] !. IA Laxton, ~.
Matthews, D. r. Millard, =. y: Parks,
P. Parks, g. M. Payne, ]. ID. Perry, W. 3.
Richardson, r. T Saunders, w 81. Sea
well, j. w. Shuford, s. r. Sparrow, Jose4
plus Turner, IS. r. Waldo. q. .. illian 1s,
and r. g. Walker. South Carol 81 sR.
Ellis. j. w. Feweil, and 3. NE. King. VIZ
giisia-R. B. Aston, &c. W. Caldwell, g.
T. Cauthorn, w. s. Cline, W. al. "a. Crit.
tenden, FL. M. Grant, q. 4. Laws, .sL. ii
Lupton, ]. e. Mapp, ]. a. Marshall ~ T..
Mathews, j. P. Payne, o. B. Pierce, Q %.
Scott, ]. I. suddarth, and =. q: Wolfe,
Gsorgia-T. 81. Baker, r. a. Heath, y q.
Johnson, and {. a. Montgomery Arlsea-
Sas-G. D., Gray. labana--J. G. How
ard. Tennesses--R. M i Reese and aM. q.
Thomas. Mississippi-R. .. Tombs. ..,..,.
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ssa s HOLIDAY at- New OrEeans.e asz,s
New o.LE1Ns,s March a. To-day was
generally observed aas q holiday. e Theafre-
mems parade was magnificent. No eve
ming papers were published. The Conyen-
ton Is not IN .sassior,. sSsR ssss
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r. 4 4
49, -. = 80 DOmesfic Markets. ry s
s. New YoRK, March 1Noon. Gold, Ill
Sterling, log Old United States bonds,
IIo116M. ! Flour BGD10c. and corn 1c. better.
Wheat and oats q shade flrmer. Rye
steady Pork firm. Lard lower at 1B@i
1656c. Cotton 1c. better, and quoted at
24024J161c Turpentine frmer at 7156G,
I5211asc. Rosin very frm.-C Common strained,
Evss;rq. Cotton more. active and ad-
vanced; sales {, 1000 bales at 25c. Flour
More doing for export; State, $500
$1,000; southern, SO 500 l4.75. = Wheat o
shade Arsner, with more doing. Corn;
Southern white, SI.150 $1.l71 e g; yellow,
81. "a New mess pork, s25; old, 223. 80.
Lard unchanged. Groceries quiet and
firm. TuTpentine, 72@73es Rosin, SS55.z5
sg$7s Freights dropping. Gold, 1402Ss.
Sterling quiet at log SECS, s62, con-
pons, no. Nerth Carolina 6's, F61 ssa62.
BALTrMoar, March 4.C Cotton very firm
atz5cs Fionr quietand unchanged. Wheat
steady Corn firmer; white, 81. l00$I IA !;
yellow, 81 .I2@Sl ia. Oats steady at 100
500. Rye ffm at 76c. Proyisions firm snd
Inactive. sslfs esss .ssss = $50
~ fagSe ~ ~ tssg sgsess
/ GINcNNATI, March 4. Flour unchanged.
Corn advanced lc. 8 Whiskey irregular
and mot quotable. Bacon Shoulders,
/ fi11ac.S clear sides, l44c. Lard dull at
|, l551 = .siass5ss & ss&S4l
Lou1syrrLE, March Mess, pork,
| s24. Bacon Shoulders, II hG1la1c.;
clear sides, I5a OILS - -. = 55,ss
WMHINGTeN, March 4. -Spirits turpsn-
tine advanced to 66c. Rosin weak strSined
and No. 3, $40 !; low Nod, $3.50. Got
ton, 24c9 Tar frrn st $3.50. - $3.50.
GaAaLEsToN, March 4.-Cotton excited
and advanced 4 15@ac.;; sales, $50 bales;
MIDI inea 2S1a g24c. & - s5iss &
AUGUSTA, March 4-Cotton active and
excited sales, 1913 bales; receipts, $40
bales; New York mid lings, &c. ssss.s.
r. SAyANNAH, March A.-Cotten advanced
22c:, and very xcited; middhBgss held ~
/ ESQ.,; sales, i ,ea7 bales, with Light offer
ings; raceipts, 500 bales. fssad
/ MOBILE, March Gotton opened nrn
at 425 &C., and closed at 24c.; holders ask.
iHg 26c., but no gales reported at thai
figure. Receipts, s08 bales, Exports, S6A
bales. sasws esa&s 4asa9s
New ORLEANS, March 4.--Cotten actiyt
and excited nidd Iings, 24c.;; sales, u ,00s
bales receipts 2 II bales : exports, 1853
haiesssa zss4 s1Rlsa ..1Es g se.szsss's s4szssa
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Fa1al RaalrGads "a ccid lent Passengers
sssS ssse'ssss ss ~ HHrned.
CANASDAIGUA, &c. Z !, March 4.--A train
rsntsof the track near Gorham to-day.
The stove Ared the cars. burning three
passengers TO death and badly burning
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NT9N.BK FE q gzTE &, FIFTY
sE GENTS FER = nil 20
MARI explosions &R8 TscurfisE fEc4as 1ErC6enD
oil why not duofd srp5o8i0B bT buying chs
NNCHgE Oh Dbl which, IT, not sexF l06tys, anG
an Improve 3ss snxsdp 8fyaS g
much amer light For sale, whnaaaaJe and ~
HE. It'll xsERoSFsE b aS4xE OLE,
LARD GIL ard 8ERsz3fz. asssss g IL
sTSURE LARD 70 hi, fos & tobacse
pRFpcses, per fccflfy ffeah ana sasscss 81 81.
strA Ae6asa Coal OIL, WarSanss&F Sesc 49,
au1l tty, slWays0Hn auds ID tnelo Tast zasskss
rates; ten hsrTelsz Luhrieat tn8 81 ese
srt is' g 81 s NV 1Sy psss%s Dsusss
asie Ia s s,e Sss Nd ssscs
EY ERosFTE on. ON Gov
H. H. M aEss5 s;ra III KssaaRsssssEn sRk
WIN sal q de Haae ss pagsa 81, slakI
thsy can ordaT ~. a:sS:ss's k.sS
e =. go
ls-NYoTsCEro FISH HAus
ls SEE e 800 sfsst long ana 20 $50 dssps u
fecmpI6se AFaEf,k farsseals Nhes LID sn
lsteagaer g Rsn LEE Y fOvah ~ ~ alfhla
p's 's'ss ''s.' s coxDaE 4 cfsfNlsI7s .
aSsa sssss n intA sssests ne4r asead.
Ssats ga sssa ~ 80 ~ Co.
q. 5ssss AZ "a ssss srs# $50 -. ~ 49,
d So kEssN2
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TEIaEGRA.PHIU NEWS.



|THE =HEMA Szxa RE118MfT FHE
.Asssss# @sssas& tsssk &as@ sssssss - 81
ABTIGLED TO EHE 0EMATE.
s.S ), s sss; 81 81 az ~ sFs
ssssa ss%sB gs ~
m oI6sE fi cen F aaaE
;WHonx 1l TisE i 81 "
Is sss.psas -
sssss# So rs 10 aEKa s8sssseh ss 9ssssaeg
eWHAT AsaEsAIDa ND DONE,
5sssss;asss ssssa Ssstass ~ sst sssss
1859 ~ IS ~ - 1888 So ~
oazR szszvcz aEAzEs:cozauEzc1,1l1iIoA
So 80 re zHB szHf4Rser.sssssss j.
ssfssE9s Il w 80
yfsaas 1885, 81 -sssssz- tsssssssagssssS
ne AoTIeN ken gPoN Irsg
assssss 4; 80 -. - e ~
lspecpiasaon Aboat me Dsssses DO
~ Z Pseslas.t WIN .1ksaxe DC: s.
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- sss ,e8SxsMFk HRfE SM3TN sBkk 0IEN
= 81 ~. IsS1z,es fssas1 - 80 .
e. go xsrs 49, esSsf
r,rn II ~ VI srssSsvs5,yss yzsssg
81 * - ~ - sssxsvvs.
Nm. Rsas n. taa Aeea ap4 1sglass .Psef.als-
a0x ksSe@ - s. Elecd tS 49, As 8cs, III
.szzssds " caeEs, S s!sss S.1.tss.s'
- - : ~ ~. snoat ~.
42lla1& ~ - :. e -
0t41 Asza$s ~ yrsuyssxsp.
- -, -
~ 49, 80 N, 81 r5rE Il rYHARM
e. 1870 ~ go SrfnSSnr baci ths
eSagF g s ssss s 1850 q s ssrss
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4 SxHY STREET 800 hAtrass
.WE4l $3.50. AMES RIVER CEMENT ,rrss
sl6 h1ls h6ISsil itfyEss y ~ g.
~. ~ INA &EE1kEnS MAJ IN sssSasg
ssD,ssss M I sdg d EaszS aS# ssysE8 Hssss&
6sssss.sH #HE d 40 ar tsess a 20 gss
~ ~ ~ sss ~ sassf MI FATE, rx
ia |Fssssss 1907 CsrS street.
TXTNKTsKN III Do casks Rocks
2SsnS TSirss: b 55sli Aud III &odd prslsrf tpr
So, 49, s. HS aQRs ~
\ g & EN- s 6.
5E a.asssssT rs a.
7 sSsaaass| - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-05

Matinee Nemacrntte GGMEeMtf0n-The
PEesldent Endorsed.
BANGOR MEss March 4.-The Democra-
tic State Convention to-day passed resoln-
lions sustaining andrew johnson, advc-
eating The payment Of, bonds In green
backs, and ominating Pendleton, Of Ohio,
forsP President. sa S4 s'1 $3.50 5tssis4s
The municipal elections generally il
this State indicate % Democratic gain on
the list vote. rs-e...,
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There seems to be some nvstery sur
rounding the proposed application for 2
writ Of qua aodryaaso against r: fantoln ?,
AID 1t Is rumored that the officers are al
AFRAID Of the penalty imposed By tnessiysl
ONCE tenure law, and refEse ~ ssEeSe
even TO the extent of official al assssssB
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A HEAVY RoBBRIYs Of DIxAoHpSssIN
PHILADELPH1A.- delphi d arch 81: 81.
Two men entered q store dufing the IN
sence of the attendant, and IroIa . aia-
mond case near the door eontrtRed st0sAb-
stEact two trays containing 8 large nuihber
Of diamond ringsand clusters, and: escaped
without notice. An officer captured ono
ofthe thieves. Upon searching him, about
forty diamond clusters and rings were
found on his person--the contents Of one
Of the trays. He gave the namesof Mar
tin Bailey, trankmaker, Of Lsks, street,
Chicago. He was committed ia default
Of 1000 bail. His acconpli ee "a stu
q. large. The value of the dianscnd E
E5,000. 81 49, 80 "A .ssss,s sssss.s q (;
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TUE DESTRUCTION OF BARkgM's ~ 2.
sEUM.--Ne,o York, N arcb I. The Prescott
House, adjoining Barnnm's Museum was
slightly damaged bythe fire this naorning.
Mr.. Barnum's loss is estimated at $780,
900; insurance unknown. Atiger escaped
on the Mercsr-street side, very MHch
burned, and was shss by q policeman TO
ease its misery. The giraffe was rescued
with much difficulty The gorilla y sap-
posed to have perishsd. "A portionsof the
stuffed animals were taken out safely sS,
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EEo AoTIeNs TAgEN uPeN IT
IRscnlatton Ah0Ht the Defenee 4
! y, P,xsslas.s viiI q 11Esase, ssc. 3,


{ PTeslasne win rake, .skc: ~ g:
1890 e =. - 80
& 1900 60 -, g 9. 49,, g
e 1880 1EAl 1 R aeszaE 1slsP 81
y AsaIaeTos Vkc Axpscta'.
ton that The snpeRchmAnt uasnsgerssoii
The par of the Houss World present. the
az clss 70 the Senate to-day s5assd the
gslle1iss of THO Senase - be nIIsd ~ IN
earlH hOHF. Eight CHAIRS ssksn from ths
Vice q ;s';s President'g room, haS been llced
"a tfontsof the sclsrk,s dask for4he ms of
ths nzps erss but there we're mo other m
dications af shs apprcacfing scsns.s In
tho House. moan time prepaTat lions we're
being de for tlls syisit to the senstshy
the managers and sl.e inbers gsnerally
Ia committees OF tho whole. sss@R
"a 03elcck nnQtign of Mr. 1T Hings
nam, the House Teso lyed sltseif into Com
E 2, ct thes Whole .on the sstateef The
Unions TO proceedS With the board Of
managers to the, bars f thesS eaate and Jay
before them the articles ss passed At
five minutes past l o'clock they conferred
the Senate amid. profound silence, pre-
coded by the Sergeantsst.At Arms Of the
Senate, As they stepped inside the bar
Eofs the sSenata the Sargeantsat- Arms an
|nomced in q loud voice e The. managers
|of the House OF Repre- ssntatiyes 20 present
articles Of Impeachment. = -. -
M. Bingham was 10 front, having ;the
ssrnof Mr. Bout vel, follpwed by Mebsrs.
Wilson, illisas; logan, and Butler next
came HI. Thad. Stevens, Who walked alone
and looking very feeble The managers
walked tothe front Of the Senate, CLOSE to
the President,s desk, and took seats while
the members of the Hoqse whe had nc
:companied them ranged themseIy YES around
the seats OF senators. 80 B. Il 4 sEs
sAr. Bingham arose and said, holding the
articles IN ehand ~ Tha ma nsgerssof the
Housesof Repr essntatiy Ives, by order Of the
nouse oi BepreSehsatiYesJ sAres Teady,is 81
q - - e 80
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4 n MEADE MAKERS Z sse. rs ! !.
49, ~ 2saea-$3 49, ~ Here ~ fafss3rRsT y
ssass4 MAY BE POUND

Wine az Wild Cherry, Ane tonic, especially
adBpted ID dTspeptscs and persons suffering
~ from puini0nxfy Complaints; % - ess.s~ vs.
Oasweii, Hazard q Co.'S Ferro-P hosphoratSd
Z Eiixiz c9S GaiEEsyH Bari, %a-sss
Hnb6Bll,s Bitter Wine OF ,Irnn,s 80, So
Hszsinaa, z fsSrated Eiixir q 4 Bari, CO.
Elixir Of Gtnchona, Iron, and Biamuth sstssa
Elixir YateEispafep Of AmMgnfa and .ClutDfne,
Fougefa'a Ehxtr 6f Hor1es Hadieh, 5, $50
Maf0heatSss Syrup OF popflosph tsss i
CookB's Aromatic GyrEp Of BaYk,sss1 sS@ ses
Cordial RttxiEof TlFkSy RkpbsshSs II
and many other u lnable yeynedlea. - .arz,5
90 ss - ~ - MEkUE G MAKEKs
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! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pa, March sneeting wasss bad
here last night; andare solnt ions adoptst
coHdsuining ifnpea eIinaent and calling
us,on He Pred NOT 10 surrender his
ofico. into tie hands sof the Radical Teyoss
lutiouistS. ~ 8. ISL Sc saass
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New ORLEANS, March Gotten aStiYe
and excited; niddlings, 24c.; sales, 900
bales receipts, ,5l2 bales exports, 1851
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-25
North Carolina News.

rG@ DIR Eugene Grssom, Superintendent of
the Insane Asylum, gives notice that the Insti-
tuition is nearly full of inmates, and requests
those having patients to bring. to write him first,
as they will thereby save the expense of coming
to and returning from Raleigh.
SUPERIOR CoURTs-The Legislature has ap-
pointed the following times for holding the Su-
perior Courts of Law in the 10th Judicial Circuit:
Der.
Alexander-3d Monday in March and Sep
tember.
Iredell-2d Monday after the Sd Monday in
March and September.
Wilkes-4th Monday after the Sd Monday in
March and September.
Caldwell-6th Monday after the Sd Monday
in March and September
Burke-sth Monday after the Sd Monday in
March and September
McDowell-10th Monday after the Sd Monday
in March and September StatesciUe American.
Bas- The corn crop in this section has not
been more promising in the last fifteen years.
Tobacco looks we'll on some farms but badly on
Others late planted tobacco is not doing well.-
Hilton Chronicle.
OUTRAGE BY NEGRo-A Train full OF
0SSeHJcTS )Te0 WtO-Ou TTIudy, the IftH,
while the train on the North Carolina Railroad
was passing station between Selma and Raj,
eigh, it was fired into by negro Two shots
were discharged at the passenger coach, and
passed through the car, but struck no one. The
train at the time was crowded with delegates
and others returning from the Democratic Con
vention in Raleigh Wilmington Journal
PEACH CRop--One hundred bushels Of
peaches per day are being shipped North from
Greensboro The Times estimates the present
green peach crop of Guilford County at $40 600
aa% Hon D. J.. Swain was thrown from his
carriage, near Chapel Hill recently, and seriously
hurt.
HG- Corn crops in this county are more
promising than they have been before for many
years. IF the seasons continue good and no
disaster occurs from freshets or otherwise, many
farmers are ofopinion they will make enough
to do them two years. This hope is encouraging
and frealized will be rich reward for their la
present embarrassments--R Enter
prise
eg- The residence of Mr. John III. Bullock, O.
Warren, was destroyed by fire few nights since
together with portion of his furniture. Th'
work Of an incendiary
DSy~ Isinelass has been discovered in larg
quantities in Catawba county
He7y~ A watermelon weighing sixty -four pound
was sold in Salisbury few days ago.
aay The heavy tax of $400 dstiers O
fruit has cut off the income of many who had n
other means to get money than by distilling thei
surplus apples and peaches. .n