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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-10
wEBEa'S EXCELSIOR BRASS AND
STRING RAND.

M K. w Il II b X RESPECTFULLY IN
1V1 inform his patrons and the public that he
Is now prepared with a BAND OF TALENTED
MUSICIAN 5 TO accommodate them with a
brass, string or reed band. as the occasion may
require. MUSIC foI Balls, Parties, Parades,
Serenades, &c, furnished from one to any num-
L. WEBER, Leader, four doors east Of Genessl
Henderson's, Navy Yard
Orders can be LETT at the I" Music Depot" in the
Star Buildings. nov6-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-10

SiX BEAUTIFUL iHLAID CLOCKS, .
~ day and % hour. Prices from S5 to SIS Just
opened and for sale at the great Variety Store Of
JOHN ELLIS, 305 Pennsylvsnia avenue, bs-
tween 9th End 10Th streets. nov 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-10

MISS 1IORELY
VsCONSTANrLT RECEIVING WINTER
Il MILLINERY at her Rooms 3Oi Penna a..
avenue, up stairs. Entrance between Mr. S
Hidenour's Confectionery and Mr. Rllis's -
Music Store.
Punctual attention given TO all orders which she
may be favored With nov 2a-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-10

C. W A z RRINER,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Has removed TO No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue.
under Browns Hotel, Washington, d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-10
CONGRESS HALL RESTAURANT.
MEsSRS. FENWICK & WESTERFlELD

dee Ctr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-10
W.. HENRY PALMER's PIANO FORTE
CLASS rs.

nov "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15
&ennebD's
A5' tpcblsepriftes =
.1taah 8tp8ieet@ @Nopep
else 6 { s dD e g @ BE.

Bur @sihrns sat htiben gBunbfn. granbnn,nSsn e,r.sns =,
S SSgt r0,tstnssn" S.ausnr, grlltitipdhe &C., unb beIpnSers Hfr III
pals, 9opfweh, 8abnpeb, &ina,orrm ms 4" sStt gSam " n wnu!ilSSsn
rinssnltttel erprobt; Mande 6aben es aeac9 illnssr = Il iiS sS St mo
""f'"''o NV p"ptktau9en mt Sprtbeil 9ebraltft, "'
@ebrau6sanptiiuns sn se sdn s s%PfD un
&9egmatismus ipme Der 9eiben6e asihr5S r. ,perS y S5ansrs Sbtr
garme banh bas SFaasr nnD II" lSni sI % sef S aagsr ZEN Seat erssntst;
@arpeO pber luni pebes 2sSsr, ifUnes Sl,S Su aSer aI iSs&aIsleSsr,
es awf ben lei6a,bn She'll, ""' ." pper Setoe unb iess
Der l1nterSeidnete, inbsrt sr pbioss Mdo,,.p s o,.
bietd, BAT nibt bic abfbt, eS ais Elm @ srro s Ssa. Yaplituut bar.
aud mill er ni4t bsbauptsn, baF es Der sSS ntta, - gu .%en1pfsblen;
absrDebt ODER bts @ntaanfs Ysn onSsrn g MSptGigsaolstett etnes arpes
a6er sr fablt lid serii6en, BAH man "a o TssS S : SsNr IN s!ilsr aSamilie,
SeibuIfs in anSsrn' 81 aass' aan,n raS Sita ip' r. rne als cine sru6e
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15
g @aepbiers@nIa m,

S6 ltntereihneter rtade bent biefeen 9ubIifan,. bic gn,eio.. soe
Id II neirsnt Saaft ar. Der 4ten tabe 9rrab> Street sinsn serSunaie
gen 9oasrbfr<Salcn erSfnet babe, np tb Sebent mil tinsm oum,
7@sr] 'N g q ~ W",,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15
Adam Diacont,

Adam Diacont, .
SroaSitreet. ipifhsn @fpnrpc> unb fenrsilr.
nnila1t bent eeuti9er 9ubltunt unb ben Sausfraurn itsbeIrrSere bs
9s!nFsaget Dap e elle nsue SenSuns beutidrr Sridte &c. &c. er6aIrn.
bic lt Sur4 Srhte unb Sualtdt aus,ei6ner, rnS welbe er SurI
SprtHeubaftsh Glrtauf btlts abladen FAINT Oils folhe beieid,net er:
9sstretnete 8wetlben. grbtn, 2inEn, 9obnen. sefdydIte Saftr, @erfts,
eSraHpet ,e. 49, ppldnotltt Serthat unb Sar6eueu, Sdrpsi;sre inns
SIneur9erSHale peltldle ue %franS6itlht 9Detne, Bic er Bel Der
Slai6s tno Saaene abldEt, lepis ole anStrsn @rtitd, bic in elmer
9rreerte pprtpnunien. 9erldbe madt sus(sid auf Ieinen
Na9erbter SaIpn
aufniertlant nnb label feline Sreunbe 1nb bas oeSormte grbrn,r,
srsebenit CUNT 9eud Gin. "N ri
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15
arten-Wirthschaft.

~, Ssr uttsrastdnete benadri6tist fetne Greuhte unS tas tsutSbe
yue,'luft uberpdlipt, bB or BON Jest AT teben Spnntd9 reaelmGsts
ai 2 ilno a nbr 9adnttttaes ron bent Sauie beS Serra 9biatpS.
zfs Srpaoltrest nit fetnsnt crtra basi etraertdtetcn 8aaen mad
iet,cr fainbltd ~eelsgeren garrt abfabren pirt, UNI finet G3Srnern
ben aBe8 gu 8us su %sfiparett. Nrtebri6 Sebrima.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15
LAFAYETTE SALOON.

Dv u,,n,.;4na.. . = 1 ( = - NnHOUN.
fannten bic @nSetse gu MAIDEN, bas or inter SieErn @on,en WV ~ St-
men, gStale, ede Der 9ant, une atsa stras, Der 0afasstt e. San
@MS y enc re ., gs,rt9l Eha srSffast bot no ists sutes Qasebisr
REDEEM 9sfu& q smis Pr + ~ sr saP''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15

90, e'elellaafen Ymt s Bis 10 .9eripnsr, pelde bieItn @einbere
Sir9nenS belubsn fppllen, fnbet aQs Iaee GabraGeoenbeit. fpenrI
ne ltb ~ Fefs Sisr9raNrsi eli SrpabitTtst %etnFnbsH. Der aanse
Waprpfete pa'aSt lMr 20 etS. 23Sun
Neuer Cigarren-Store. $3.50
Die unterSetdnrtll lnadtn bierburd tbre1 Srelnben unb QanbS>
ieutsn bic @rSet9e, SB lie etien gisarrcns Stprs erDfnet boben, In
ipsldsnl cine 9rssr @usipael smn 6dten 8 apana, grin eipe u6
Seutf6en Gt9arren,
S0baden,
@fetfen,
@tSarru @tutS H.. f. 10. II. t. no.
%serratbi9 lit. Der sarse gorrat6 1T fur baares Sell, unb SesbaIb
l Nan liisg, sin9staait, rno eaeurd, finO mir III ben stanb .seiebt, su
mir %belonSerS auf fplsente bsliebte Sprten aufmerflant, narnlib
@l aallpan, Va @Shia DC Orr, 81 aauiIa, Ga 9iatema. 8iaaros.
Vr.retge, Great Grhibtipn, Speras, He9aIia, gsnterp 2pnSres 9e.
9aita1 Gyabars!ess, 81 0ipan Ii. {, ~, in swansisikl, sebnteI, pisrtsl
unp talben SWtrt Serpadt. "
gBtr bitten ale unlcre Sy:unbe unb gcfanutut I'M, ibreu 9eIud.
uie tic wtrben it6 %lterseusen, baB lie nirsrnbs beGer itnb biIiaer
bep1nt perpen, alS BET Senrp son @rbnfna II. Gp
%i.i1 Gde Der 5en II. 9rpab Str.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15
&leinftnber~ 66ule.

.5 r7e &letnttnberrS 6ule.
pie pnter;eidnste srtfret Won adtbier 9sede an cine 8(sintinbere
Sbile. lro triudt Gltern, ibr ibe ainber ;ur @uftdt unb grler>
nittl9 bes rTltsh gknentar -llnterri6s unS mei6i6er @rbeiten si
~naeer9ebst, Hbsr bic fer lhdbi9eh Sebin9uhoeu II. (. III. fpenbe men
NN al .9Hn9l3H tL @Rrs. 9 6mp9rom, .
a. Srpabftr- StpiSdei Der 2. II. 3. Strabs,
int Sauie bs Srn. @filtr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15

I@3Ntae 8ptett @'0amee,
manufacturer Sct 6trursii6en Snlfrumenten.
&s- &aitrtteGer werben bafslbft bilis seldlihen unb abae,uo,n.
% SG medic hermit bic erssbene gnstse, bag i'd iebt @ain- Strict
ts merot 6iirdst titnhlife s~usfibrune Ser mir aufasfraasnst srSsi,
erbaten unb 81 rtebren ilfen. N"' "" s."
@ntsr aaflt grbeien yrn GoIb unb Stlber orasire i6 lppusl
araDeStsh as Msannsn auf gsttftpfte, Yrefientps, SdiIbsr, aIat'
sn e. y. Ntetne Srat enpfeblt fd 9Getdsetfis int @nitrtiosn
uno resae Sebtenuns. Ssnnt. gnifS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15
Sarmpmtes anb S~an3mmfit
f in Vt9Tf
6. u. 8ubGes
3arut9tate @@rEemp
@Ontaa, ben 17ten @eptsn,ber 1s55.

ee VtphiuS, ptH ifU Septefnper 1898.
Der lnier3ei6nete l9eet 6as seebrte gutliuln gu bem am nd6iten
W2ontas IN ietnsm @orten itahfnbcnten Gpnssrt unb Sanylnterbal>
lung er9ebenlt Elm, ue fam bei 3betlnebmern etnen. ssnuereiden
unt ale Kline seebrten gdfc Sufrhben su irasn. Den aunffrslnb
srrartet etn ieltenst Sbrenltntaus, ba Die ,,Ssrlirer 8apeGe" md
me Oa9speIenes lstfst; bic SenSluiti9en rsrbsn ben beiunbers fur
etsit !G%jtlessnteit srrtbeten 3%ansbpben unb Die SansmuNt Der ,8ae
ptle" s%rrIustdt fneen; bic 5unerisen f6rnen falte unc auf Der
gen wirS in elmer ssete Spree setraeen irsrten, bae fur bic 8cIee
Ger y9arnicntese arkn'" Gin Metfa aler burifsen Scden fpirS.
Der GlntrittsprdS fur eincn .Serrn betrdet 25 Gents, rpfur itnt
hp6 elm 8rtnttttet eitscb6nStat fprb. Santet inb fret.
9as CONCERT unb GonpnuTf bestnnt @beubS Z lbr bt al6l1,enScr
Sclcuhtur9.
lint redbt ;ablrei6ei 3uiprud, bittet 6. @.@ubIe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15

j. yieue Bi1er. saau 1890
Sn .. Sa((ers su&sanbIuns, los apainffrsst, lift ,u taben:
ef HES e amr,a. sn I'M gnsltI@sn, 'n praftf6sr eebrsans
81 seates!tst YIN Or. Carl Munbe. 9reiS 20 Gts.
pS Sr = gee n 9ausl&a AZ bss beutf6tn 8pGtes. Son
49, y y, ~ .; sSpiff SnS Sieferun. en-, 81 9psen in 2srHpn~
sS g. mstfst9 uf benz 9fabe Ser 0tete. Gin Rattoeter
treten. gris 374 Cts. W." 0""' WI e"' ePs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15
@pttIicb SI5Saianr

beutfAer @Mnbar,t,
Sffts: Sb Marfet, rcben Srn. @6. SeIfrth,,
eniPtebltH lb benz 9eebrten 9ublifInt bti allen Yerfpr,n,eubeu numb
afaa'Gen Spsrat'cnsn, S3r0pfer, 9alnalsnebner, 9tutsselisben
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15
BON

9 tmpn S~tetn1etn,
'to. 100 Srpaps, 5wtfdet Der 6. lnp I. Straee.
srl Eac @leh 6rsuneen une 9sfannten, lppie einet ee.brtcn @u.
eIIlHl ueerealet ipre bterrhtt ~anee,eist, Se btefe aufS eeIhmadf
S ss ane l9pnlts eirsertdtce 9Birtbf6aft nit alien Sers une Ntascn
%auSsefahet III, namsntltt nit: ~
Sdpetssr>, %Ginbrrssr-, &rauier- uno SpllanbtNtsn Rdfs,
9pa66nNlben Sertnsen. Sarbeqcn unb Sarbtnen,
Srhpcrttrtsrt S4tntsn ii. Sersstats gB,uft,
Slhelbpifcr Semi,
Caviar, @
IT. ~.
fppie
Seittlhen lttb frar3pitIhen 98einen,
(&teinweine, Nartsrafcr ,e)
Ms' ;unt @rps> unp SleinSerfauf! -S&
Sntperttret begti6en 2tqueurcn ub Sranntpeiaen,
&Gks Speti6seinpaffer,
aay Srilhent, guteni ~eaaerbier, -aa
Gi9arren better Sualitat,
II. (. 10. II. 1. 10. M
Seeer Gait barf f%rsinnblider unb prpmpter 9ebienuns int gpraus
neriihert fcin.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15

pbffip SeIfrfeb.

WHY 5eIfrtD,
II. Str., ,pti6e, Tranf(i,,z 1tnb @r,ceor
eet en stNSlsen faeerbtersSaGpn in bent ,an,sn urrtersn
E YiSO n.y. ! s, nag ai ~ Die guE 8e!se Bat, oe ltn sieii tets frti8 ii
gsSltS Sraasrst, serisBt fabh. ollie, bic in benz trnhrs, SsSia is5
WElgalN pa .ss nniIeset ni6t serduncn, bei ben" llnter,ei6nesn spr.
mpfsaen' unit f9 purd' ett satss gIas aaserbier ,u erquifsn.
49,. 81 H&# TFH1 -TTEE G1tttp 5rffrim
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15

Wm. Bal1ace & Gun.
oanpierJtn trnpprttrten nnb 9tetssn gSeinen Qioue,,rsn
siasN i65d unb @rpcerie=Irtifeln.
DttleIben e%npeblst iBr pphlahurtrtss Qaasr ypu
Ssssstnsss'aa', ~ SHre, yen is sis GateitS giaf5b,t. ga,u-
ssS Smn m.a ssf naN s5erten. beini Quart II. @tnt; 1aSciras
ten tntpc,tmrn gpenac; ''ltp"peHe Sor-
so Barrel Sin unb Brandy; >'''"9'
zo SlertSl @astS ,9eretn9hn %franS5fIhrn Sranbs;
" Sarru @pFel<SranpN, Gprbial u. S!psct gBein, Num. G6srrn
20 : Sasts SaSsrae Gp9nac~9-anbs &c. &c
st It.l sasnu la GT, Sa as1, Sas, Snsn aSader, aaHee, She, aibts,
StsO. Starfs Gabaf. Ride. .=ut. 8uder, G5arn. @aad ys saSaf ~ 81
s" aae S S%uS Sr6ep1 ahna all9 sItn Sa eanbte in 9prsn &c. &c.
rnS 9araihiiren bsret @ie unS SuaIitSt' wv" p'u'sp uOef'allea
nn Spm p essmf s y srfss, u uHs stnsn Yeiu4 ,a MAIDEN ub
e GrrrsA es S,pt gu p'"F' IN Der ID. straFe, swtiS8sn @aia. anS
III. 9RniIG
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15

"9shS. 6. 81. ST mmermann.
Smpprter INN SGnbler
III
eisarrer III better Sualit6t un6 rei6lttder S[usmob(
tga @9n1s, S6hupfe mb Sau gGabafen.
Santp @ppbS,
80 ststes tsas = @afifattf&tn Sntrumenten.
o., oa..s a .,.Al n.i ~. f.s ~
=" e''B" "0 a'e'aSsrtanI gu ben btlisiten @reifn.
GbenSp: flrH.1.
y S IN ti = tx Sa5i!nas aanaGst 9sIlanbiI6e Ssrinae.
SW~etSef NMp Ntnibur9er Safe, SarbeIIen. SnrhS3LI
mi.en , e%eeeotaSs, n'efpbaltlder Sdtafen nnt gsnrGI' Ton<
SSS rsif T., Ss 7 &C. &c. uO in ~sprsasItdsr Sualitat fir Gnaarus-
sfp. 10 Srcap-, cine G6ir p6er6al6 Der 6tet @tross
Sitpiette Grilber Sarrplp 1t. @urraY's glAltorel P'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15

Freundliche thinner nit Board
Inp BET Bent llnterssi6neten III baben, Der bas felt Sabrn ~betebcnte
SoaretaShaus Der NPrs. Is. &attb iberrpntnien Fat, itrb iplhes
q bel SisEr G~elssenheit nit Der 9en,ertuns %entpfeblt, bE Nfrs. Raitb
"a nod, Dor rie mad bic Wtrtbihaft beifel6en fibrt.
.h3M"i 8. 5erbf6leb, 1872 II. 1874 Matnitr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-15

S6aap & 60.
6rem@ epnfettipnarY= unb 1a
Sdttftatens Stpre,
ete poi. Sroab, rnb 3ten @trabe.
ten, 9ifles, gbpeofabe, Bon 8pns &c. W o'"%>
g S Ssf n,sn sn s sassiapaslfss s Eager Don fras sSlif@sn ga1fams,
S@rstematsrtal, @slierwaarsn, @ertmsnnaissa gva.
baltr19Sserdtte. SLTIs" "' ""e
unb bon better Sualh6t. s ~N"t lFpst @fl
aa& S5ptssst unb Spitselslafer fnS yOn isSsr surts u,
g Wa @aiif> Snfrumsnts. -eS u
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-29
Our Flour and Grain Market.

We extract the following from the circular OF
Messrs. NeuG & Hendrix of Charleston:
The present information from Tennessee, Gpor
gia, South and North Carolina, lead us to believe
there will be an extraordinary heavy crop OF wheat
secured. We had hoped that market for all the
wheat raised could have been found with the nil
ers in the country and that instead of receiving
shipments, would have received the -four.
This, however, it appears, will not be the case,
as from present appearances there will be large
shipments of heat directed 10 this market and
it is on this account anticipate annual cir
cular. Heavy orders here for wheat at limit
ed prices sale Of 1000 bushels red heat has
been made al $l.75 per bushel Of 60 lbs, 10 be
delivered by 20th July, which we consider high
figure, and one that present indications will not
warrant. Wheat must decline materially as the
season advances. For present delivery here it
might not be dangerous, but we doubt whether
Georgia and Tennessee get their wheat before
Mary land and Virginia have theirs ready for IA
market, the harvest has already commenced in
those States; in which case the price We have
named, $l,75. would not be sale South and
North Carolina may get cons siderable to market
before any material decline occurs they are
nearer a market, but from Georgia and Tennes
we know by experience that even after it is de-
lvercd at the depos the road ,sjt takes from IL
to 80 days to arrive here, and from Tennessee
particularly. The Northern markets are declin-
ing daily, buyers only supplying themselves for
their immediate wants. We think The decline
will continue until the whea, crop is fully ready
for market, when the price will settle down 10 a
figure that can be depended upon with more GER.
talniy.
Our advice TO oLr friends is to operate cautions
ly, feel the market step by sep the season ad.
Vances, and nor base any heavy speculations.-
for future delivery on present quotations. Corn
has also experienced considerable decline in our
market from 81. 80 to $1.15 per bushel within the
last 10 days; in this, however, you are not ma
terialIy Interested at present, you will have none
TO spare before the present crop has marured.
Our present market quotations Flour Su.
perine, $94 10 so. in sacks. and $93 to SlO4
in barrels. The stock is ample and demand light
Some 10000 bushels of corn have been receiv.
ed The past week, opening at $1.24 and closing a,
$1.l5 bulk.
Large receipts of oats have put down prices to
70 65.
No wheat IN market; orders here limited at
SLIGO, to be delivered by the Goth July.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-29
DiabOIicaI Outrage.

An attempt made on Tuesday last, between
Concord and Charlotte, to throw The passenger
cars on the Central Railroad off the track as they
were coming down. Some villain had placed a
cross. tie and fence rail on the track at point
where the Road curves, so the Eng ineer could
not see them IN time TO stop.
1t was at very dangerous position, and great
damage would have ensued had the rascal sue
ceeded in throwing the Train off. Fortunately the
Cow catcher removed the obstruction, and the
Train passed over. As the freight Train had just
passed down, it was evident that it had just been
done.
The Conductor and several gentlemen made
pursuit, and tracked negro (or The track was
that of negro) to the woods, where the foot
prints were no longer visible. 10 an adjoining
field they saw two negroes, who, as soon as they
saw the party, ran away. Two men were sent
with instructions arrest them, but whether the y
did or not have not yet heard.
OF 1hhe punishment for offence so heinons and
cold blooded should be capital felony. Until some
terrible punishment is meted out as an example,
these things will continue TO occur until our com.
munitv will be shocked by some dreadful catas
troDhe.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-29

gress TO exclude the slave States from an equal
participation in the common property Of The coun-
try isespeciaIIy spretermitted'' IN the platform.
Here, then, is one marked point-whch taken
in come xion with Mr.. Rayner's Compromise
Resolutions, and subsequent speech in Baltimore,
susta:ns and gives grea; force 10 Mr. CadwelFs
charge that The Know Nohngs g identified
with the Abolilionists. i He Mr.. Rayner] "allu-
ded 10 the Convention Of Philadelphia, and assured
the meeting that there had bern no Serious divi-
sion Of the Representatives upon the cardinal
principles which brought them together for they
met and parted like brothers, This precious
moroccan is from the speech as reported for the
Baltimore Sun and copied into the Wilmington
Herald
In conclusion we ask leave to introduce the fol-
lowing extract from the n. Y. Herald
.The Council has printed long document,
called a platform, and signed L. B. Bartlett OF
Kentucky. Ii is much longer Than such docu-
ments usually are, aud about fifty times as long
as political platform be. At least one hall OK 1t
is balderdash and mere words. 1t is high time
that such stuff as Art. |. about the Supreme Being.
Art, H. about PATRIOTISM, Art. V. about lmmIgra-
ton Art VIII. about the Catholics, Art. IL about
eIevating the character of Congress, and large
norton of the others, should be omitted from Sc
rinus political papers. Ii II is necessary to "se
such twaddle 10 work on the feelings OF the people
OF the country, a double stI Of documents should
be adopted. one for intelligent readers, the other
for those who are not, and should be taken
to keep the latter out Of the city papers. Ne'ihef
are the other points Of the pIalform worth much.
Absractons do not tell with The masses, and are
seldom worth contenGing for.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-29
Western Rail Road.
trop!e.

A meeting was held in Lincolnton, on the Goth
inst, at which it was determined to take all the
stock necessary 10 secure the Charter from here
TO Rutherfordton-and another meeting was called
at Shelby, on the 18th Of July, to organize the
Company, employ competent Engineer to make
the survey and do whatever may be necessary in
the premises. The fate OF this enterprise is deci.
ded, and the Road will be built. great deal oil
energy and liherality has been manifested all along
the line. This we regard as the incipient steps
towards The construction Of the Charlotte & Jones.
boro' Road-a scheme that will enrich every town
and village along the line, by opening one Of the
most fertile and productive regions under the sun.
Wilmington has great part 10 play in this dra.
ma. Now is the time for her to speak out, or for
ever hold her peace. Build this Road and what
a destiny opens TO her. No city the Southern
sea board between Norfolk and New Orleans will
rival her in commercial Importance, for she will
be the receptacle Of the trade Of four OF the most
opulent States in the Union. We await with
great anxiety her action in this matter. And our
citizens too should show their hand likewise No
point except Wilmington will be half as much be
Gifted by its construction. Build it and no rival
can spring up across our path. Build it and our
commercial position the market town for the
west is fixed fact for all time 10 come,
What has become Of The spirit that displayed
itself in many good Resolutions and fine
speeches in the Convention shat was held here on
the 4th OF last July
Charlotte to be true to herself, commercially,
and IN susia;n her repura,ion as an en,ern~;sino
and liberal people should by all means meet the
expectation her previous course caused to be
raised.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-29
know-NotilingD Demonstration.

The kno Mornings propose to hold ratl!ica.
ton meeting in this town on next Thursday, the
9Th OF July. We urge it upon all Democrats to
come IN, AS this is the first, and will be the last
chance to see full length portrait Of the
urchin "Sam.' Ii will be worth while to
notice who they are-who going to endorse
the consolidated platform gated by the Feds
in their new suit at Philadelphia. Upon insPec
ton it will be found that they the &c Same old
Coons" with neao ring upon Mer tails. There
will be great flourish Of trumpets, and good
deal of gas will be evolved. Come on Democrats
and see the movements Of your old foes-lhere
will be sport,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-29
President Pierce.

An English traveller, Mr., Weld, in new WORK
on this country, relates the following on the due,
Of the President:
Although Gen. Pierce is remarkable Tor HI,
afabli'y in private lie, he is not popular. He
is an excellent man of business. More than once
he complained of the tremendous labor OF his Office
which is so great as TO scarcely leave him MIN.
ue's leisure. Some change in the duties he
said, must be made. as no man can stand thu
work, even for four years. You can form no idea
he added, OF the number OF voluminous manu-.
script documents connected with public bushes.
which have to read Suggesting that in many
cases this might be done by secretary, he re,
piled NO, lis better TO read and master eys.
the most lengthy document, for them | am in o
position TO cut a man short il he is talking noO
sense This admission is significant of nctvs
participation in the business OF The Government
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-29

AN AFFECTING INCIDENTAL seamen Of n'
fleet before Sebastopol, whose family lives at FS'
perro, in this county, was ordered on shore ~ ~
the purpose Of assisting in burying the slain WV
fell in late attack OF tho Russians on the Bfi'l
batteries I; and most the first person he met wv.
on landing was one OF his brothers, OF ~OOS
presence in ne feet he was not before inlor@s@
and who had been severely wounded 10 the Jaw
engagement. From him he learned that his wv
other brothers were all serving in the naval w.
gade on shore; and with him he remained Tp~
he saw him expire. lie them proceed on the ou ,
for which he had landed, and soon discovered w
bodies of bis Two other brothers, who bad orc
killed in tho battle. His feelings may be m's
ned, as he assisted in laying these three br0'"s'
of his own, side by side in one grave.
CornaacaH Gazette R0y"H'