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Steedman'S Resignation Causes Flutter.
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A PerpIexing Dilemma.
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kcENT CITY MUSEUM
b AND a ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the st. Charles HoteD.
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Second Dispatch
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ANDY LOOKING AROUND FOR THEIR SUCCESSORS
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MOrning Dispatches to the Associated Press.
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Astonishing Frauds in the Third District.
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EARLEs THEAT.RE.

ce open from v a. M 70 m'
bpen al half, past SIX oc'ook;
Al half-past seven o'clock.
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Washington Items.

The U. S. Supreme Court Judges have met
for consultation upon the legal tender and other
cases, argued before them during this term 1t
is given out that the opinion in the legal tender
case will be announced on the 21st instant.
The object of the bill increasing the number
of the Judges of the Supreme Court is to keep
the Circuits in perpetual session, with view of
maintaining better order in the South
1t is thought impossible to end the Indian
war this winter, on account of the character and
extent of the country where the sayages have
taken refuge.
Judge Moses, of South Carolina, having had
his disabilities removed by Congress, has gone
home to enter upon the discharge of his duties
as Chief Justice elect of the State
The disorderly conduct of members of the
National House of Representatives, the present
Session, is the subject of general comment by the
letter-writers. The scene is represented as re-
senlbling that of IA large, noisy bar-room, more
than the chief Legislature of the nation. Some
times it is impossible for members to hear their
colleagues, sitting but few seats from them,
though they scream at the top of their voices
The Committee on Elections gave Mcnard,
the negro Congressman from Louisiana, only
indifferent encouragement as to the prospect of
his being admitted. His treatment by the Rad-
cal Congressman has sunk deeply into his soul,
especially the contemptuous manner in which
his Radical colleagues from Louisiana, elected
by colored votes, have acted towards him, since
his arrival in Washington. He intimaes, now,
that the carpet baggers are set of unblushing
scoundrels, and says that the colored people are
fast coming to the same conclusion.
The total estimate of expenses for the Gov
eminent for the next fiscal year is three hundred
and three millions. including one hundred and
ninety-nne millions for interest on the public
debt, and twenty eight millions for pensions
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Congress.

In the Senate, on the 18th inst. Mr. Sumner
presented memorial of the colored citizens of
Georgia. complaining of wrongs to which the
race is exposed. asking relief Also a similar
document from North Carolina asking contin-
uancc of the Freedman's Bureau.
Mr. Morton introduced his financial bill pro-
vidng that. after July LIST, 1871, the Treasury
shall. redeem legal tenders and fractional cur
rency. and after January LIST, 1872, National
Banks shall redeem their issues in gold.
Mr. Stewart introduced 4 bill max ing the hold
ing of Office contrary to the 18th Amendment a
felony against the United States, punishable with
imprisonment not less than three or more than
ten years. and il fine not less than one or more
than ten Thousand dollars
In the House, a resolution denouncing al
forms and degrees of reputation of national Oh
legations, was passed by vote of 154 to 6.
On the 18th, in the Senate, the bill repeating
the act forbdding the organization of the militia
in the reconstructed States, except Georgia, was
passed.
In the House, the Judiciary Committee was
directed to report bill enforcing the Sd section
Of the 18th Amendment.
Mr. Whittemore introduced resolution vacat-
Ing all Offices i'll the unreconstructed States.
The Speaker announced a special Committee
Mr. Brooks charges that half million was con-
tributed by the Union Leagues of New York and
Philadelphia to carry the anti-tariff States
On the 10th, in the Senate, the Judiciary
Committee reported adversely on some and
favoraLly on other bills relieving political dis
abilities.
y resolution was introduced concerning the
financial views of the Presidents Message Mr.
Hendricks moved to substitute saying that the
Senate cordially endorsed the Presidents views
relating to the inviolability of the public debt.
The substitute was voted down. The considera-
ton Of the original resolution was resumed and
without further action, the Senate adjourned.
In the House. bill passed extending the time
for the payment of tax on tobacco on hand from
the 1st of January to the 18th of February
On the 18th, the Senate passed the Bill ex.
tending the time for the payment of tax on to
bacco to the 18th of February. Bills removing
political disabilities from certain individuals
were presented from all quarters.
The Senate passed the House bill authorizing
militia organic tions in the reconstructed States
except Georgia.
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Discharges in Bankruptcy.

We are indebted to His Honor Judge Brooks
of the U. s. Court for the following list of ner'
sons who have received discharges in Bankruptcy
during this session of the Court:
Mecklenburg-Sidney Reading.
Craven-William Cleve, VIM III Romano.
Edgecombe-Robert A johnson.
Greene-Abner Rouse.
Hahfax-Wille J Higss.
Jones-James II G Bryan, Thomas + Pritch.
EFT, James b Westbrooks.
Lenoir-hlatthias Harvey, Rich'd W Pelletier
Pitt j Cherry, William \ Cherry, Oliver p
Humber, Amos p Labrasher, Jas A Hanrahan
Wayne-John Y Sherward, Thad A Granger
Wilson-Richard ii Blount.
DupIin-Norris Frederick
New Hanover-Anthony b Cazaux, VIM
Smith, Walker Macon, Aug Keller, Feist MAYER
Chatham-James j jackson, Isaac Long
Francis Stone, Matthew Barbee, Richard b
Paschall, Oliver Ncwln, Avis Burns, William
L Snipcs, John Harrington, L B Farrar, ] Ct
Williams, VIM White.
Wake-John II Harrison, Thomas w Young,
S G Dupree, John G Fort. George III Penning-
ton, George T Cooke, Wiley II Perry, VIM Is
Smith, " Ii Whitaker, w Nj Lowe.
Orange-Thomas Webb. James Webb, ]
Stone X Morris, Cannon Bowers.
Warren-Theophilus Stallinss and George W
Myrick. d sd
Granville--G II Fleming, j D Fleming Geo
B IIammatt, Richard II Gregory.
New Hanovcr-Robert Mcintyre
Chowan-W illiam Grafton, John ii Hail. and
Chas. w Skinner, Jr.
Bertie-J Mizzle.-Ralcigh Standard
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and, consequently, not capable of being trans
formed into ldr.
The gag was applied by Mr. Latin calling the
previous question, and the bill passed
THURSDAY, Dec II.
Nothing of much importance was transacted
by either House to-day A long discussion oc-
cupied the time of the Senate in regard to Mr.
Purde's right to hold his seat
In the House, Mr. Sinclair presented petit
ton, signed by leading citizens of Lincoln coun-
ty, asking for a divorce for lady who married
some Is years ago, and separated few months
thereafter from her husband. Referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary
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North Carolina News.

APpoTNTED-We are pleased to learn that
our friend Col A. W. Shafer, who has been
for some months acting as Register la this Dis
trict, was OF Saturday last appointed and con-
irmed as Register in Bankruptcy for the Fourth
North Carolina District, vice J. T. Deweese re-
signed Col Shaffer is one of the most efficient
and attentive officers in the State. This appoint
ment leaves only one Register in Bankruptcy in
the 9th District-R ii. Broadheld, Esq, of
Davie.-Raletgh Standard
THE LEs IsLATURE.-This body has been
in session five weeks, at cost to the State of not
less than $4,000. If it has accomplished any
thing beyond paving the way of an immense in
crease of the indebtedness of the State and
wasting the peoples money, We are not aware
of it,
FIRE IN RALEIGH.-About halfpast one
o'clock Tuesday morning last our citizens were
aroused by the alarm of fire. and on repairing to
the spot our Reporter found the Seymour and
Blair House and r. v Moss Jewelry Store,
corner Fayetteville Street and Market Square,
enveloped in flames. Before the engines could
be brought out the fire had communicated to the
Market House, which, with the buildings above
named, were entirely consumed.
In the upper story of the Market House was
the Offices Of the Raleigh Register and Holden
Record, which, with the exception of about sI00
worth of material, were destroyed The old town
bell and clock shared the same fate The print
ing material was fully insured but our reporter
could not learn whether there was any insurance
on the other property .oleih Standard.
A, L. d 0. RAILpoAD.-We learn upon good
authority that meeting of the Stockholders in
this company will be>called about the LIST of
January to decide upon the acceptance Of the
amended charter, and take action for rebuilding
the road Immediately. New stockholders are to
be admitted, and the old stock will be assessed,
probably o per cent to equalize the whole stock.
Let those who feel an interest in rebuilding the
road go to work and ascertain how much new
stock they can get taken and be able to report
to the meeting when it is caed-which will not
be later than the time above stated StatcsrWc
american.
THE n. 9. UNIvERsITY.-We learn from the
Raleigh Standard that the Presidency of the
University has been rendered to l. Z. Odds,
Esq of 1'aleigh.
BGy~ The Western North Carolina Railroad
will, it is anticipated, be in running order to
Marion, Mcdowell county, by the middle of
June next. Nearly all the contracts between
that village and Nlorganton are approaching COM
pletion.
FIRE TNsURANcE-The North Carolina
Mutual Home Insurance Company has just been
incorporated by the General Assembly its
first meeting on Monday last the following gen.
tlemen were elected officers. viz: President j ii
Footc; Vice President. r II Battle, Jr.; Treas
! urcr, John e Williams Secretary VIM II Muir
dock. Messrs. j II Foote, John G. Williams,
p A Dunn. Il II Battle. Jr.. j II Davis, j NJ
Heck and " ID Jones were elected Directors,
and Gen. Vance was appointed General
Agent for the State.-Poleigh STANDARD.
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A MARRIAGE WITNESS CALLED TO TESTIFY
FORTY YEARS AFTER MARRIAGE-A gentleman
named Shirley died possessed Of large estate in
Madison county, Virginia, nearly century ago.
He left two illegitinlate sons. In his will lie
hcqGcahcd his estate to both of these BOYS, in
case they could prove good moral characters
after reaching the age of twenty-one. One of
these boys Was married in 1920 at the house of
The overseer Of the father to worthy lady re-
siding Ill this place. He lived for time in this
section. and afterwards died out South-leavinc
behind him daughter. This daughter is now
bringing suit for her fathers share of the estate
And dispositions were taken in this town hast
week; good character given the deceased
by old citizens that knew him; and the leeiti-
macy Of the daughter was established by the
lady who saw the couple married more than forty
years ago-.Tifon thrnnicke
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W. H. IL. GREG CORY,
(1t j. r. Bryce + Cos Old Stand Charlotte, n. co.
Is now receiving another supply of GROCERIES,
suitable to the season.
In addition to general Stock of EATABLES, he
has Il fine assortment of
Drinkables,
Such as Superior Rum, Brandy, Whiskey, Wines.
&C., all of tho best brands and moderate prices
If YOU want something good to eat drink, give
call.
Dec II, 1868. W. III. II. GREGORY.
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CONSUMPTION OF LIQUoR BY RETAIL
The Special Revenue Commissioner reports that
the amount paid in the United States by the
consumers spirits reaches the sum of 81 49,
491 ,S65. The return is compiled from the
statements, under oath. Of the dealers, for the
purpose of taxation. and is not likely to be over
estimated. In New York. S246, Gil 500 were
paid; in Pennsylvania, 1852, 663, 425; in Ohio,
S151, 7S1 ,S75, and in Illinois, S119 933, 945.
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w. w. GRIER & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,

Would respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally, that they daily receiving fresh
supplies of
Family Groceries
At their new stand, GRAY'S BLOCK, No. l.
Nearly opposite the Court House.
Those wishing to purchase Goods cheap. for Cash,
will do well to give call before buying here
Highest Cash prices paid for all kinds " Country
Produce.
be- Hereafter viii deliver all Goods bought
at this House anywhere within the corporate limits
of the City, free of charge.
quesed come forward and settle Observation-Disclosures
indulgence cannot be gwen
Dec II, 1868. W. w GREER X co.
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Boots and Shoes.
MINERS WANTED

at Kings Mo""fain Colt Nine, Caste" county,
We want 10 Hard Ground Miners. Sober steady
men get constant employment aud pay at end of
each month, a, 81 to $50 per day, according to
qualification For information apply to Mr. l.. H.
Bssell or to We JOHNSON, Agent,
Dec A. 1868 4wpd At the Nine
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

AS Administrators of Thos. NJ Kcrns, deed, we
win SELL at his late residence, Tuesday the 9Th
day of January, 1869, all the personal property Of
said deceased, not sold former sale, consisting of
one Horse, four Mules, Corn, Wheat, Fodder, Oats
one Road Wagon Farming Implements, &c.
Terms made known on day of sale
L. J. kERNS,l
4. RANSOM. -hIii -
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LOST.

Host somewhere in Charlotte. on the 10Th of No.
vember, two spromissory Notes and two Certificates
of Bank Stock. One Note made by L. Nye Hutchi
to 4. c. Miller for 1925, with a credit of $50
Also, Note james Elwood for SG4. p, dated
May III. 1865, with credit of S30-Payable to
James Wilson and james Flow, Administrators of
4. G. Miller
All persons warned against trading for said
Notes n no one but the Administrators author
lied to receive payment.
Dec IA, 1868 2wpd JAMES WILSON.
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Wholesale Buyers

From all sections invited examine our immense
Stock, closing out business.
II. & b. EMANUEL,
Nov . 1868. Next door TO Mansion House
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Two New York ladies have sent to Paris for
dresses to wear at charity ball. Their charity
does not begin at home.
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Dry and Green Hides

Will be purchased, and the highest market price
paid, by McMCRRAI, DAVIS & co
Dec Z, 1S6S. ~~..r.-.-
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FOR RENT.

The Dwelling occupied by Shaw, nearly OPP
posite the Mint. In my absence apply Capt.
T. Alexander
Dec 4, 1868 2w w. J. HAYES.
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FOR BOYS, LINcOLNTON, y. G.
The next term of my School will open on Monday
January 4th, 1869
Tuition s., $500, $50 and $40, per quarter Of
10 weeks. Deduction mnte when pupils are kept
of School for a week TO work
Dee H. 1868. ". L. WETMORE, \. NJ.
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Further Notice.

All persons indebted the Estate of Thos NJ
kerns deed, notified to GENE forward aud make
settlement. ~s I. j. kERNS,
A. RANSOM,
Dec IA, 1868 2wpd Administrato
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Corn Wanted.

500 Bushels Corn wanted, for which the market
price will be paid. Apply to
W. w. PEGRAM,
Dec II, 1868. Agent {. & s. G. Railroad
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REMOVAL.
New Store and New Goods.

Having removed to the Store in McADEN'S
IRON FRONT BUILDING,
And fitted it up in the most approved manner. am
prepared to furnish you with all kinds of Mems
and Boys cess .sEE5-@ 1s& tss
Boots and Shoes,
Ladies', Misses and Childrens Shoes. at the lowest
market rates. Also, French Calf Skins, Upper and
Sole Leather, Rubber Betting of all sizes, Shoe Find
ings, Hats, Trunks. &c.
L buy nothing but goods from the very best
tories, and guarantee them turn out repre-
scented
Hoping that you viii favor with your orders,
and call and examine my Stock. remain very
specially s. B. MEACHAM,
Dee IA, 1868. Sign of the Brass Boot"
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Wanted,

a middle aged white to do the work Of a
small family Apply to
Dec Il, 1868 J. c BURROUGHS.
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Buggies.

Two New Buggies for sale on reasonable terms
Apply to W. s. WEARN,
Dec. Z, 1868 Opposite Presbyterian Church
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WALKER & BRO.

WALKER & BRO,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Grays Building, TRADE Street, No. 6.
Prompt and strict personal attention given to the
sale of Merchandise, Stock and Produce generally
and to all business ed to their care
Consignmens Solicited.
Dec. 4, 1868. If
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BINGHAM SCHOOL,

MEBANEyILLE, n G.
The Spring Session of 1869 opens February 3D.
Expenses for year including Board, Tuition
Clothing. Fuel and Washing, 1855
For Circular address
Cor. WIN. BINGHAM,
Dee Il, 1865 CIV MebanevilIc. n C.
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Buckwheat and Butter.
A lot of Buckwhcat Flour, Butter, Cheese &c.
just received
HAMMOND & MeLAUGHLIN'S
Dec I, 1868.
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Fresh Crackers.

Soda, Butter, Fox. Mushroom, Egg Cream and
Lemon Crackers. just received at
Dec. J, 1868 ID. NJ. RIGLERs.
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Total debt a. now contemplated,
The Constitution commands YOU to pro-
vide means to pay the annual interest
on this debt. That interest Will be,
The annual expense Of State govern
ment, (sce Governor 5 message,
Annual property tax for schools, tscc
Superintendent relort)
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.

Copies of all the most popular works can be founc
in our collection. and constantly making nd
dtions to this part of our stock fast new Book
are published. Call and examine the stock. and W.
feel confident you will find what you want, if not W.
will order any Books, Music, whatever you ma,
wish, by mail without delay.
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STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS.

OF which have a large assortment: comprising
1--WE believe.) all the standard works in use in Col
eges and Schools in this section of the country, and
which we will agree sell TO Teachers and others
by the quantity at New York publishers Wholesale
prices. Those wishing purchase by the quantity
or single copy will do well by fayoring us with u
L. IL,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-22

(Bctween Tie teo Banhs,)
a large. complete and well selected stock Of Book
and Fancy Articles which offer to ii
public at as low prices they can be bought for
any Book Store in North Carolina. Our stock col
sstS in of
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