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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-30

The North is getting heartily sick of the ex-
travagancc Of the Freedmans Bureau, but party
necessity requires its continuance through the
Presidential contest, although the Chicago plat
form is prolific in promises of reforms in the ex-
penscs of the government.
One of the chief items Of expenses is the trans
portation furnished by this Bureau, osten-ibly
for Legitimate purposes, but really for party can
vassers and whippers-in Much of it, however,
is mere gratuitous bouuties ITO negroes, whose
circumstances, were such appropriations legiti-
mate, do not require It, During recent trip
we saw five or six young negroes returning 10
their homes in this State and South Carolina
from Oxford, Pennsylvania, where they had been
at school, travelling on transportation ordefed by
General Howard upon the grounds that they
were teachers. These youths were eighteen or
nineteen years of age, aud had been for some ten
months at school The orders for transportation
were dated Washington, June IL, issued upon
the order Of Gen. Howard by Maj. Brown.
1t is by such reckless and dishonest expendi-
lures of money that the white working people Of
the country are burdened with taxes-it il by
such pilferings from the Treasury in behalf Of
the negroes that make white men talk of, and
countenance, repudiation-it is the continuance
! of such wickedness and crime which win yet
render the public debt of the United States in
| secure Wilmington Journal
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-30
The Peabody Fund.

The semi-annual meeting OF the Trustees OF
this Fund was held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
New York, last week. Ex-Goys. Graham OF
North Carolina, Aiken Of South Carolina Cliff
ford, of Massachusetts, and Fish of New York;
Messrs Eaton of Maryland, and McAlister OF
Philadelphia; Bishop Mcllvaine Of Ohio, Mr.
Samuel Wetmore and Mr. Peabody Russell were
present. The object of the meeting was chiefly
to listen to the report of the General Agent, DIR
Sears and to make appropriations for the next
six months The New York World says:
''Dr Sears report is highly satisfactory as
showing the earnest desire of the Southern people
to cooperate with the Trustees, and the progress
of the system of education, which has been de-
vised and is being actively carried out under the
joint direction of the School Superintendents of
the Southern States and of the General Agent.
DR. Sears has been for the last six months trav-
elling through the States of North and South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida Louisiana Mississippi,
Alabama and Tennessee, comforting with leading
gentlemen upon the objects of this magnificent
donation, and addressing the people of the prin-
pal towns and cities upon the subject of Free
Schools Education. He has everywhere been
received with the utmost kindness and cordiality
In Memphis, and other leading cities Of the
South, he has been rendered the hospitalities of
the respective Cities and the prospect is very en-
couraging for the establishment of thorough
system of Free Schools and Normal Schools
among the States above mentioned. About SIS,
900 have been definitely appropriated by the
Trustees for the ensuing SIX months, and about
$4,000 in addition have been appropriated con-
ditionaly upon the raising of money, in co-opera-
tiOn by the various committees where aid is thus
given. The Board granting aid varying accord
ing to circumstances, from one-third to two
thirds of the amount necessary to sustain the
respective schools. Particular attention has
been given to the founding of Normal schools
and the commencement of a system Of free
school education. DR. Sears reports the entire
people of the South as enthusiastic n their graf
itude to Mr. Peabody and the appreciation of his
gift.
We think there. is a great deal of humbug
gerry about this whole affair. Much of the func
will be spent for holding meetings of the Trus
tees and paying expenses oftraveling agents, whe
do little or nothing towards educating the poor
children of the Southern States.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-30
CORPORATIONS have Souls.

The subject of Life Assurance is attracting the at
tention of almost every man. Capitalists avail
ing themselves of the opportunities it affords for
profitable investment and poor men are seeking 1t as
refuge for their dependent families. While all life
assurance societies are financially sound and firm, as
the record of each will show, how important that
spirit of igh-toned iberality and integrity should
characterize the decisions of those who, officers
and directors, control the payment of losses!
The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United
States shares largely in the public confidence, the
names of those honored Phiadelphians, George II.
Stuart, Thomas A. Bildle, and Theodore Cuyler,
acting directors therefor, being sufficient guarantee
all. The following instance however, illustrates
clearly the generous and noble sentiments that DO
and will guide its officials in the settlement of claims
which arise from the death of its members john
Thompson, deceased, has resided in this city many
years, doing business at Spruce street wharf, and
for wears has been insured i'll The EQuitabe' for
the sum of ten thousand dollars. All his premiums
were promptly paid. except the last, which fell due
on Monday, October Is, 1866.
On Tuesday. October 1G, the agent of the Society
called at the office of Mr. T. and lea armed that he
dangerously i'll. Returning, he found the of Mr.
Thompson with check drawn by Mr. T. himself on
Saturday, October 49, for the amount of premium.
Under these circumstances, the agent could not re-
ccive the premium, and thus revive the forfeited
policy without the consent of the Society, to whom
the facts at once presented, October lS: and
after the Society had been Informed of the death OF
Mr. Thompson, J. W Alexander Esq replied as fol-
lows: :-.We think it best under the circumstances.
to receive the premium Thompsons policy and
will not make the failure to pay on the day the pre-
MUM was due a reason for declining to pay the loss
e certainty not legally bound 10 receire it. but as
the parties appear have acted in good faith, we
prefer to tie loss rather than take advantage OF
their neglect Please receire the premium and issue TIL
| receipt.
Is there one individual of the large number insured
by The Equitable' who will not approve and ap-
plaud this generous action? Certainly, after sucl
pra sew orthy conduct cannot endorse the old
| saying :-"Corporations have no souls
Highly commcndable as the above instance of hbcr
;.lity on the part of The Equitable Life Assurance
Society certainly is yet it forms by no means ali eH
cepton to the general system OF dealing with THEN
policy holders This justly-popular Society dlroy
pays its losses ih the most honorable prompness, never
| having contested claim, thereby leaving no uncer
tainty whatever concerning its ability and willing
ness to settle all claims of similar character
| PHILADELPHIA Press.
This Society has nearly s. 600 900 of assets and il
| represented by HUTCHIsoS, BURROUGHS Co., who
| are the General Agents.
| June D. 1868.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-30
PRESERVING POWDERS.

The .American Fruit-P Preserving Powders are
for sale at the Drug Store of Kilgere Cureton.
These Powders perfect aniseptics are warran-
ted hcalthful and will cfectuay prevent fermenta-
ton and subsequent decay in all kinds of Fruits
Juices and Syrups of Fruits, Tomatoes, Vegetables
(sucl as Corn Beans Peas Asparagus Cider, Milk,
Cream Butter. Lard, etc, and preserve them IN as
good n nd heahful condition the best 'canned or
preserved" fruits etc. without the trouble and ex-
pense of Theoretically sealing airtighting the jars
or cans and with or without thcuse ofsusar in fruits
They are at least fifty per cent. cheaper than any
other know method for preserving Fruits, Negefa-
bles etc.
For sale at the City Drug Store opposite the Man
sion House.
KILGORE CURETON-
june as 1868
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Catawba English and Classical
HIGH SCH OIL,
NETTON n.

The next Session will commence the 1s Monday
in JULY next No pains are spared in fitting
pupils thoroughly for the best Colleges i'll the country
and in giving them thorough business education
Snacial attention given to MATHEMATICAL TRAINING.
Tuition per Session of 20 Weeks from 50 to so 90
in currency.
Board in families from SS to Sl2 per month; in
clubs at about half these prices.
For Circulars and particulars, address J. e. Clapp'
Newton, y. c. j. T. Cl-alI a. ID.
1--we g 1868 s VI. FINGER, A. B.
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NEW STOCK.

JUST RECEIVED AT NISBET & MAXWELL'S,
y choice lot of Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff,
Sugar Coffee and Molasses-all grades,
Choice Green and Black Tea.
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, Preserves, Jellies,
Canned Fruit, Salmon, LObstcrs and Oysters,
Toilet Soaps. Pcrfumery, Flavoring Extracts, &c
A fresh supply of Egg and Soda Biscuits.
At NISBET & MAXWELLS
June |, 1868.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-30

GooD REAsoN.-At wedding in Delaware,
recently when all was arranged, and the minis-
ter called on any to speak who objected to the
marriage, husky voice cried out, IL do"
All eyes were turned to the direction from
whence the voice emanated, when an individual l
emerged from the crowd, holding his handker-
chief up to his eyes, and blubberng
why do you object, my fricndy" inquired the
minister. Because want her myself ne re-
piled.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-30
Cleaveland Mineral Springs

Situated in Cleaveland county, n. c., the line of
the Wilmington, Charlotte Il Rutherford Railroad,
will be open for visitors the 1st of June.
WArERs-Chalyb ybeate, Red and White Sulphur.
Charges per day, 5 90
week, Is 90
month 60 90
Children under years, and servants half rates.
For further particulars address the Proprietors,
Shelby, \. c.
April 13, 1868 3m
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District Court of the United States,
For the District Of ~ Carolina.
.TCInu Tupo 10Th

RALEIGH, June 10TH 1868.
Special Terms of this Court are hereby ap-
pointed to be held for the District of North
Carolina as follows: At Salisbury, Rowan coun-
ty, to commence on the first Monday in August
next; and at Ashevlle, Buncombe county, to
commence on the second Wednesday after the
first Monday in August next.
There will be grand and petit jury in atten-
dance upon these Courts.
G. w Brooks, L. s. Dist. Judge
For Dist of n Carolina
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MolaSsesi MOlaSSeS =!

Now landing, Ex Schooner Alaska, direct from
Cardenas, 40
~NA HOGSHEADS. so TIERCES and 40
S%VD Barrels Sweet Cuba MOLASSES, IN
nrime new Packages selected specially for Summer
Trade
Orders will be promptly filed at lowest curreni
market prices
JuLe IS. 1868 WILMINGTON, " i
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that application vii; be made to the
next General Assembly of North Carolina for an
amendment of the Charter of the A. I. & Ohio Rail-
road Co.
June 15, 1868. I'm.
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Concord Mills.

Having opened House in Charlotte, near the
Post Office for the sale of our manufactured
goods we invite the attention of merchants and
others to our YARNS. SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS,
OSNABERGS. CARPET CHAIN, STOCKING
YARNS, &C.. &C.
nsIy- Cotton taken in exchange for Goods. We
sell low for Cash.
j. MCDONALD & SONS,
August -, 1867 Concord, N {.
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NEW GROCERIES.
Hammond & Mclaughlin

Have received new Stock of Groceries of every
description. among which are the following
1000 Pounds Bacon,
900 Lard,
1000 Gallons MOlasses,
1000 Sacks Salt,
100 Sacks best Family Flour;
800 Bushels Corn.
10 Barrels best Mess Pork,
30 Sacks Coffee
80 Barrels Sugar,
800 lunches \ arm.
900 Pounds best Soda
% Boxes Layer Eaisins,
90 Kegs Nails,
3 Half Barrels White Fish,
A large lot No. Mackerel,
Cheese best Carolina Rice, large lot of Green Tea,
large lot of Candies and Candy, Chewing and Smok-
ing Tobacco Buckets. Pals Churns and Tubs.
HAMMOND 4 MCLAUGHLlN.
April 81, 1868.
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Charlotte Female Institute,

CHARLOTTE n {.
The present session opened on Tuesday the lst Of
October and will continue until Both June, 1868.
OFFICERS AND INSTRUCTORS:
Rev. r. Burw ell, Principal and Instructor i'll Men
tai and Moral Philosophy and Mathematics.
Jno b. Burwcll. 4. NJ. Chemestry, Natural Phi
loSophy aud Ancient Languages.
Mrs. NJ. A. Burwel, English branches and Super
intendent Social duties
Prof \. Baumann, Vocal ana Instrumental &lusic.
Prof. L. +. Pigaet, Drawing, Painting and Modern
Languages. ~
Mss Mary Bate. English Branches and French.
Mrs Sally &. White. English Branches
Miss Mary f. Penick, Music on Piano and Guitar.
Miss Ella Il. Carson, Music on Piano.
Terms as heretofore. For Circular and Catalogue
containing full particulars address.
REV. X. BURWELL son,
Charlotte y. C..
September % 1867
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IMMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA.-The Hagers-
town Mail says that there is continuous tide
of Immigration constantly passing through that
city to Virginia. The principal part goes to the
Valley. Ihereare also many settlements making
or about to be made, in the Piedmont region,
and we hear of isolated cases almost everywhere
of families settling in almost every neighborhood
ppar the cities
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Bank Notes.

Highest market price paid for Southern Bank
Notes at the Banking House of
THOS. W. DEWEY & co.
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Deposits

Received and interest allowed at the Banking House
of THOS W. DEWEY 4 co.