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PUBLIC LANDS

Inc pubic lands belonging to the Gano.,
as defined by the treaty of 1888 and the United
States OF Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Michigan embraced BY %
Ina part OF Minnesota east of the Mssiss;,M
which have been formed out of the River al hd
as conveyed with certain reservations tn ~
S S Esw and %5T IN isl by Virginia in 1884 by SSm
the boundaries of States Mssissipn J me wh'
OF 81 deg north latitude conveyed to tS p
by Geoig in 1902. I'd. Within The Tue United Sta
and Louisiana, acquired from France es Ores
including the portion of the States of Aoher SS
Missouri Iowa, and that portion of Nnaan Akasss
Mississippi River; the Indian Territory. West fd
between Oregon and Minnesota north of " The region @
40 deg north latitude. Sd. Within the and South
Mexico and California, acquired from ME- Az Ss
of 1913. NAeAieo by the t Few
Within the limits recognized by these trs.t;o 'F
acres. Exclusive of the lands in Oregon Sa G%
Mexico Utah, the Indian and Nebraska Trrtorn Nrr
Is AREA OF me public domain is stated after The
of this up to November SOth 1850 had AI I oneb
S1S5,3390.2 received therefor The Deen sold and
every kind upon these lands to the same outlay
OF purchase, OF surveying, and of selling was Cost
leaving as net profit to the government SEQ 81
years. If there should be added to this M t The 80
per acre the value of the land granted for h"; rae Of
internal Improvements, &c, ii would amount to n SchO
the above The average cost per acre ~ double
nent of acquiring title, &c, the lands is "a inc gu
survey, 2.oI cents; OF selling and managing 80
all 2l 80 cents while 1t receives per acre eehiS
each sold of 81 .O3a. ~ vi net pnGt
The whole number of warrants for Mexican bo,n.,,
6a1e bsn to snd S l. s
number of warrants issued under the general b Inc w
aw of September Is 1880, up to November IS5I
vi these, S,10S have been located and returned ~ l,
patented = p -,E eu' and $50
The following table shows the sales of public To-,
the proceeds thereof from the year 1888 tu ISE G and
Full details of the present condition of the
of the various grants and donations thereof far @ and
education and OF internal improvement are g!RrfseH
American Almanac for 1850, PIP. lSo seq e''en IN The
OUnnfjtU of ptIIic TanI aolJ
in each Yer, from 1893 to 1850 ineLlsrre au I''H
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"A and Winter Steck will sell many good and desra-
Bile articles nett cost. Among them are
Fancy Coored Cloth Goats,
Fine Tweed do
French and American Cashmere Pants
Fancy Silk Vests, &C., &c.
These are all of good styles and we'll made
Aug 2Sd, 1924. 70
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UsEFuL STA IT'S cs.
& z ToAnsrUIar coMrIIrp ron rHE, srANDARD.l
government Of the United states.

: government of the United states,
So n - - 4 $50 Salary
FRANKLIN PIERCE President, ........ -. $4,000
iILIaM L. ARuY Of Ne-York Secretary of State, 5000
JAMES UEHRrE Kentucky. Secretary of Treasury
JEFFERSON DAVIS of Mississippi Secretary Of War; 5000
R. A. Secretary Interior, 5000
JAMES CAMPBELL OF ylvana Posnaster-en, 5000
CALEB GosHlEG Of Massachusetts, Attorney General 5000
, 'st'''-tsa UNITED STATES SENATE. 500
following believed be list of the United
States Senate, after the 4th of March, 1885,
Democrats in Ronian-Whigs in Italic-those marked
r. S. areHFree-Solers or AboIitionists)
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In all the States except South Carolina the Governor
voted for b the people; and if has majority of all
the votes in the States which such majority required
the Legislature elects to the Office of Governor of the
candidates voted for by the people.
=And fees. with the of a furnished house.
Including Superintendent of Indian Affairs
SIncluding 900 Superintendent of Indian Affairs
Government of North-Carolina.
Salary.
DAVID S. REID, of Rockingham, Governor, -. 81 900
per annum, and the of furnished house
Term expires Jan. /, 1855.
SAMUEL ADAMS, JR, OF Rockingham, Secretary to
the Governor iexcIuS,vc of fecs,l 500
WILLIAM HILL, of Wake county, Secretary of State,
exclusive of fees) ............. 500
DANIEL w. COURTS, of Rocking CHAM, Treasurer LOO
WILLIAM j. CLARKE, of Wake, Comptroller, 1000
STEPHEN BRDsALL of Wake Chief Clerk Treasurer
THE COUNCIL STATE composed of following gen.
ttenen :-kimbrough Jones, of Wake county; William K
Lane, of Wayne county; Whme Snllngs of Gates
Archibald Henderson. of Rowan county Wilson s. HILL
and R. s. French, of Robson county.
THE BOARD LITERATURE of SorthCsrolna is composed
follows:His Exceilcncy David s. Reid, President
oco; Matthew Shaw, of Beaufort, and Alfred Jones and
William w. Holden, of Wake county.
The INTERNAL-lNPRovEN:NT BOARD is composed fol-
ows-His Exceilency David ). Reid President ec-co;
Calvin Graves of Caswe and Thomas Bragg of Northamp
ton county
GovERNoRs Ans, with the rank of Coonel:-J A Nc
Lean of Ciuilford Thomas Rutn, jr ,f Rockingham
Robert Strange, jr., of New-Hanover.
The GENERAL ASSEMBLY commences - sessions in Ra-
leigh, the Third Monday of Novenb n every alternate
year The next election for members of the Senate
of Commons and Governor will be held First
day i'll August, 1854.
-.... SENATORIAL DISTRICTS
The following the Counties composing the Fifty SEN
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APPORTIONMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE Oh
,aL 81 COMMONS. .--'
The following is themanner in which the MEMBERS Oh
THE HOUSE OF COMMON 120) are apportioned among tn
The Counties of Cumberland Granville, Guilford
Chatham and Wake ,s7a o eacn
The Counties of Davidson, Edgecombe, Halifax, Ire
dell, New-Hanover, Orange, Randolph, Ala
Cleaveiand, Craven Dnplin, Forsythe, john Q each
ston, Mecklerburg, Northampton, Pitt, Robe
son, Rockingham Rowan Rutherford, Sanp- -
SON, Warren, Wayne and Wilkes, rs
The Counties of Buncombe, Madison, SurTy, ,Yad-
kin, Ashe Baden, Burke, Cabarrus, Catawba ID.
Cherokee, Dayie CASTOR, Gates, Henderson e :
Hartford, Hyde, Lincoln, Martin, Moore, Nash
Onslow, Pasquotank, Person, Richmond Stan.
ly Stokes Union, Fancy, alexander, Bruins 81 each
wick, Caldwell Camden. Carteret, Columbus,
Currituck, Greene, Jones, Lenoir Mcdowell
Montgomery, Perqumpns Tyrrel, Washing s
wan and F1snkin. n' ''o'oa sase.0n' en0 = 3
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IF YOU WANT TO SAVE LABOR COME AND
1get of Wotering's Morticng Machines which
be good and cheap you buy the North.
JOS. WOLTERiFG.
Raleigh, July 14,1S54 69-Sn.
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NOTICE.-APPLICATION WILL BE MADE, AT
IN The Session of the General Assembly of North
Carolina Charter for the NEWER COAL. COMPANY,
dior amendments to the Act Incorporating the BURRO
Sept. 2S, 1854. 9l-td.
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I'm Store every thing in the way of STAPLE GOODS,
ACalicoes Brown and Bleach Shrtings and Sheetings
Linen, Diaper Cotton Flannel, Carpeting.
We call the attention of friends and the public gen.
orally the stock assuring them that pains will be
spared o give satisfaction EVANS 4 COOKE.
Raleigh, Sept. lG 1874. No. 20, Cheap Place.
Opposite E. J.. Harding's Clothing Emporium.
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r OST LAST NIGHT A POCKET-BOOk Gun tnr
IL ING judgments and open accounts principaE n the
of Corbn Edwards and other papers of no use Ou
H. Franklin Constable Baleigb will be rewarded for 'ns"
trouble. NJ,
s. October 10, 1852
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wv e have had Circulars struck off here else
w where-but by this call attention to
of GOODS viz Cloths and Casmeres, Vesting, Ken
lucky JEANS Satinetts Tweed North Carolina Cashmere
pretty article; every kind of Goods in fact fer gen.
tlenens wear. EVANS 4 COOK.
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: Raleigh, Oct. IS54-
M Office is hereby given that the annual me EEL H.
IL the Stockholders of the Wilmington haeiGh no. L
road Company will be held in this Thursday ~
9Th day of November next. rto
Dividend of per cent. the Capital STOCK o. uS
Company for the last six months has been declared '
will be payable the 10th November next. .bs
The Books for transfer of Stock will be cl0e Gp W
goth instant By order JAMES s. GREEN,
Oct Is,h lsIi uSt6 Secretary
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-13

YOU'VE AMERICA. In his discourse before
the Literary Societies of the Universities OF Vir-
ginIa, John Mitchell makes the following appeal,
full Of the ring of the true metal to "Young
America :"
"On America especially, and in more signal
manner, as | londly believe, devoIves this glorious
business. You cannot, young Americans you
cannot regeneree your kind; but you can make
your own lives sublime; you can make the history
OF your own land panorama Of great ends, a
Pantheon of demigods. And is this nothing? Do
you not find ihis an aim high enough to nerve
your souls to all manly octions? That block Of
cold, gray granite, which presses the dust of Jef.
ferson on Monticello, speaks to you here and now
He that hath ears to hear, let him hear The
genius of your country beckons TO you from the
SUBMITS Of The CordilIeras-w you into the
baImy airs of the Pacfc-sghs to you out of the
palm-grov OF the Antilles, as chained Andromeda
sighed for her deverer. Aye, an Opportunity,
too, winged horse of Perseus, saddled and bitted
comes bounding by miss IT, aud you may sit
long helpless by the waysde but seze The sliced,
mount, and ride victoriously. AID the sounding
corridors of Time shall long echo the cIang of your
sounding hooGs, and the pages of history shall
gleans and glow forever with the fomp Of your
pre-desiined march. s---
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-13

BLIND TO HIS OWN INTEREsT.-The St. Louis
IateIigencer relates the following amusing Incl
dent, as having occurred there lew days ago:
One of HeaIth's sprirkling wagons used to dam
pen the streets o(our city by water from large
servoir, containing several hogsheads, was pro-
ceeding slowly down Fourth street, engaged in
the Iaudable task Of flooring the dust, when the at
tention of raw Hoosier attracted towards
this singular looking vehicle:
HuIo stranger = said he, addressing himself
quite audibly to the driver, you're losing all your
water thar
No answer was made by the person addressed.
L say, old hoss,' said the Hoosier, your los
ing your water right smart thar, tell you, and
I'll be dogon'd ii your old tub wont be dry, next
thing you know
The driver still silent, and the stranger
again addressed John.
Look here, you fool don't you something
broke loose in your old cstern upon wheels, and
that all your water is leaking out
Sill the driver was silent, and the Hoosier turn.
ed away IN disgust, SAYING
'I'll allow that feer is little the biggest fool |
ever did see but if he's so blind to his own inter
est Us to throw his labor away in that manner, let
him do il and be ID =
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nr-rs aMd Bottoms 80
Or THE WAY Sol SOLD HIs DADDY.
BY MD ALBRE.

! MD ALBRE.
| Solomon, my son.
| And he came very quickly forward to use a
| sailor phrase, !or the old man catched him I'D in
| The hay loft { chuckin dice with Jim an cider
brother, and he knew he goner.
What am you doin' here = asked his da
dy.
n playin of Stceat, said Sol, gathering up
| what constituted the bank
Sueat And what's that sonny =
why, you see this 'ere board, with |, 2, 8, 4,
5, 6, painted on! d! Well, Jim said he would not
bet on any other figure than 5, If I'D let him dou
ble,' and throws three skies every time and puts
him 10 perfect smash
Old Mr.. Science didn't quite understand this
answer, but reckoneG TO himself the lille rascas
had been ERE gambn and a winDin one anoth.
er's money
Jim said he jest tote yourself in tn the
house, and stay there till | come and you,
Solomon, 60 ard cut willow branch-d-
rectIy.'
What for ? asked Sol.
I'm going 10 give you lickn my sop.-
What seq the scripture? Spare the rod and spiIe
the child and if should do that thing you'd con-
timer 10 go in this wicked way until you'd come
10 the gaus.'
&" Daddy said the youngster, putting both
hands in his trousers pockets. there's no use
Ialkin to me in that solemn strain, for tell you
I'm bound 10 be gambler-gaEus gallus
Now, there Nancy Smith, he female set up
with, she how am a lam, and don't all
lambs gdn1JOl?
Hold your tung, you drafted skunk, your lg.
norant hess; an if you don't take warning
you'll come to dreadful end, sure you're a
human bPIn', Solomon; say, them gamblers have
a dealin's with the devil, and if you should go
down 10 New York with ten dollars in your pock-
ct, they'd win all from you in a day
I'll bet they wouldn't
sides, If they couldn't get no how else
they'd cut your throat with banna, and then
chuck you down some OF those hundred feet
piIsi'
Who's afraid I'm teapot if L don't think
could beat the captain Of The hull crew to shvers
with these 'ere dice. Why can throw three
SKIES dozen times-hand runnin'-and, daddy
can tell you how many spots is on the top and bot
tom without lookn
And let me shake them up and kiver 'em
over?
Yes, daddy
And you turn We. back and shet your eyes 2
Exactly
:. 1t can't be done,' said the old man solemnly
the things impossible! d! Angels couldn't do it,
i couldn't do it 7
Well, kim said Sol, with grin.
'Silence you drafted william don't tell you
nobody could
'What'll yer bet!
sIe bet an old man almost in my grave
and deacon at that3 What would sister
Crump say wonder, If she was 10 hear of such
thing 2
No dad said Sol, didn't mean to say you
wouldn't but | tell you what | did mean.-
You see I've go, five dollars in silver and | want
five more to buy watch. Now if you'll give
me five I'll do The trick I'll give you five if
DON'T
sAnd did you say should shake the things
asked Dir. s.
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sOf course nodded Sol.

The old man scratched his head and mutter-
cd to himself. 1t can't be wicked to try, for II
ain! betting and the boy can't do it, cause It's
impossible. Besides 1t will drive all them Dasty
notions out of his head, and he'll never do so no
more. Yes, I'll humor him this wonst- 'now
Solomon'
Yes, sir
w hat did you say was the trick ?
Why, you take these 'ere dice, and shake em
yourself and l'll tell you how many spots there Is
on the top and botton-and won't look II don't
you can have my five dollars and if dc you
must give me your five
Well, sonny, I'll do it. Give the things 10
me-
There they be- said Sol, handing The dice 10
his daddy; now put your five dollars IN this
pile long with mine SO all will be fair you
know
Il will and the old man laid ragged Indiana
Y amongst Solomon's silver and put the dice III
his hat. After shaking them good ten minutes
he dumped them 10 the floor, and said he was
ready.
Wait SPELL said Sol, makiD' believe he was
puzzled all right, guess there's just twenty
one.'
The old man raised the hat-counted both ends
Of the dice-top and bottom and of course there
was just twenty-one.
Bless the Lord ? said he, the child has done
it-slick and sure, but il want lair-I declare to
nalur it want. you'll do it again PIl give you
another five dollars, and get you new pair OF
breeches besides.'
well, daddy, 90 ahead but don't think
can guess again, no how. That's right, shake
em heap, hain't got no objection whatever.
'A rIght?'
Yes
We'll, there's just twenty .oae spots there this
lime, too -..
Up comes lhe hat. There's three SKIES daddy,
that's eighteen. Turn 'em over--three aces that
makes twenty one again, by thunder!
The old man held up his hand and groened.
'Merciu Egypt! did you ever! No | never
did. Solomon, my son, how ii done ?
Done ? said Solomon, gathering up his dad
dy's dimes. done ? : don't like TO tell you how
that was done but (asde) you were done en-
niterOUS.-N Y. buchanan.
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Every body has heard Of the gentleman who de.

Every body has heard Of the gentleman who de-
scrbed his country seat having Lemonade
in front, 'Pororico to each wing, Pizarro
in the rear, with an 'Anecdote by which the wa
ter conveyed into a Resurrection in the
Erie. If We had ever heard Of that gentleman's
having taken up his residence south of Mason and
DIxon's line we should have no doubt that he was
Identical with he one who, as Louisiana cores
pondent narrates, thus announced some contcm.
plated ARCHITECTURAL improvements
Il con:end,' said he, among other 'pusila nj
nous things, TO put a. Disclosure around that
field, plant Harbor in the middle, and cut a
Revenue up to the door. And ther when
have bull: Perdition,' to my house, | shall
be able to receive my friends in hostile, man.
ner.' ----.
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az The Charlotte Democrat recommends
Capt. Walker OF Meckenburg, as a suitable per-
son for Speaker of the Senate Of the next LegsIa-
ture. Capt. Walker is gentleman Of experience
and ability, and would doubtless fulfil the duties
of the station with credit to himseIfand the demo-
cratic party.
The same paper recommends VIM. T. Dorlch,
Esq, of Wayne, as Speaker Of The House, Mr..
d. is a gentleman Of excellent sense, and is fully
qualified for the SPeakership.
FnaieHevilIe CarOLinian.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-13

HoMIc1DE.--On Saturday last an alteration
occurred at the Camden Hotel between John l..
Dixon, jr., and William J. Graham, in which tho
former inflicted wound on the latter with bowie
knife, from which he died in ten or fifteen minutes.
Dixon surrendered himself TO the sheriff, and is
now in Jail. We (orbear giving the particulars,
as the case Will soon undergo Judicial Investiga.
ton.-Camden .JOurnaL -
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Robert A. Whyte.

LATE EDITOR OF THE GEORGIA HOME GAZETTE.
The Louisville Journal thus speaks Of the fol
wing beautiful lines: "One might almost ~isl
} die il he knew that so beautiful tribute as th
ould be written to his memory"
On the bosom of a river,
Where the sun unloosed his quiver,
Or the starlight streamed fol ever,
Sailed vessel light and free.
Morning dew-dTops hung, like mama,
On the bright folds of her banner,
While the zephyr 20 fan her,
Softly to the radiant sea.
At her PROV, pilot beaming
In the flush of youth, stood dreaming,
And he was In glorious seeming,
Like angel from above.
And on the he 1oated,
OIt that pilot angel thToated,
Warbled lays of hope and love.
Though those locks so brightly flowing,
Buds of laurel bloom were blowing,
And his hands anon were throwing
Music from a Tyre of gold.
Swiftly down the stream he glided,
Soft the purple waves divided,
And rainbow arch abide0,
On his canvass snowy fold.
Anxious hearts, with fond devotion,
Watch him sailing to the ocean,
Praying that no wild commotIon,
Midst the elements mig ght rise.
And he seemed some young Apollo,
Charming summer winds to follow,
While the water-f flags corolla,
Trembled to his music sighs.
But those purple waves enchanted,
Rolled beside city haunted
BY an awful spell, that daunted,
Every conner to her shore.
Night shades rank the encumbereG,
And pale marble statues numbered
Where the lotus-eaters slumbered
Awoke to life no more.
Then there rushed with lightning quickness,
O'er his face mortal sickness,
And the dews in fearful thickness,
Gather o'er his temples fair.
And there swept dying murmur,
Through the lovely Southern summer,l
AS the beauteous pilot conner,
Perished by that city there.
Still rolls on that radiant river,
And the sun unbinds his quiver,
On the starlight streams forever,
On its bosom as before.
But that vessels rainbow banner
Greets more the gay savanna,
And that pilots lutte drops mama
On the purple waves more.
JULIA PLEAsANTs.
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MARCH & SHARP.

AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
COLUMBIA, s. C.,
WILL attend the sale of all kinds of Merchandise,
w Produce, &c. Also, Real aud Personal Property.
Or purchase and sell Slaves, &c, on Commission.
SALES RooM-No. 10 } Richardson street, and lmme-
diately opposite the United States Hotel
Feb 8, 1854 THos. H. MARCH. j. f. SHARP.
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VIADoTE.-This is the name Of new styIe OF
ladies, bonnets. of ParasiAn origin. 1t is so con.
structed thai it be folded and packed up into
small case of two and-a half inches deep, rem
dered it perfectly improved. The bonnet can
be made in every style. and turned in every
height OF the fashion, without impairng its char
acter, ..--.--.- : -...--.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-13

"Dear SIR" lisped great lady, in a watered
silk, at the Worlds Fair, " have the goodness to
inform me if there any nobleman in the United
Stales?''
"Yes, maam," answered full fed Jonathan,
81 am one OF them"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-13

An INTENTIONAL double barreled cannon to
load at Lhe breech. and The barrels Of which may
be moved in different directions, has been con.
siructe6 at Berlin, Prussia. -..l..-t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-13

WHO VIcToR1Es.'-Merging the Wing party
in the abolition party, and increasing The usual
abolition vote, and eecting a few aboliuonists
that could not otherwise haze got into Office.
ILninn
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-13

Advices from China up to the 22d July represent
Canton as quiet, though the weather ciiizens Wero
leaving for the interior. Commodore Perry had
arrived there. Tea business dull. ,..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-13

o. Hon. J. Fl. Wheeler, OF North Carolina
recently appointed Charge to Nicaragua, Was
among the recent arrivals in Washington citY,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-13
The American Hotel,

CHARLOTTE, n. c.
BEG announce TO my friends, the public on5 pres
cnt patrons of the above Hotel that have leased the
same for term of wears from the 1st of January pext
After which time the entire property will be thorough
ly repsed renovated, and the house kept in rst
class STYLE Tins Hotel is near the Depot and pleasant
stu. d, rendering desra5le house for travellers
aud families.
Dec I6 1883 22t G.. NJ RAY.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-13

North Bend, rendered famous the residence
and burial place OF President Harrison, will soon
be converted into a town. A considerable portion
of it has been purchased by some capitalists. who
plate laying it out in town lois and offering
them for sale.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-13

SUsPENsIoN.-When bank suspends in Aus
tralia, they take the president to neighborIng
tree nd serve him in the same manner. A sim
pie remedy, but very efficacieus. 49,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-13

They RBPuDIATE HIM.-The Democrats of
the Fifth Ward, Philadelphia, have repudialed
Robt. ID. Wilkinson. the Democratic nominee for
Recorder, on account of his Know Nothing pro-
cvities. = -.
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Livery and Sales Stable,
RY S. H, REA.

4 the stand formerly occupied by R. Morrison, in
y Charlotte. Horses fed. hired and sold. Good
commodatlons for Drovers The custom of his friends
and the public generally solicited.
February IL 1851 Soy
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0T The cholera has almost entirely disappear.
ed from Knoxville, Tenn,
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WANTED.

200 O00 BUSHELS of WHEAT, for which The
oOu'OUU highest cash prices will be paid, TO be de-
Iycred at his Merchant Mill in Charlotte, at any time
alter the lst day of September next
LEROY SPRINGS.
June % 1884 4stC