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TRUE AS STE
KNOW NoTHINGIsM SENT
ss AFLOAT, AND LEFT TEE
STATE IN DISGUST!
WISE ELECTED By
10 TO $4,000
MAJORITY

~ ALnHa H aE-H a-E
=. The election in Virginia is a complete
~striumph of the Democratic party over
sKneReN othinism. There was no other
issue in the campaign. Mr.. WISE, the
Democratic candidate made one hun
-drea
believe, than any candidate ever
made in q single campaign. The result
sof this election has been watched with
rupusuai interest by politicians through
isout the Union, and the result shows,
sthat she stands to-day at the head of
-She column against Know-Nothingism,
<as she did in 1900, when she gave the
first check to the Alien and Sedition
Law sFederalists, They have elected
A DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR
IN HENRY WISE.
A DEMOCRATIC LEGLSLA-
hTURE,
AND ALL THE MEMBERS OF
CONGRESS DEMOCRATIC,
except Smith K. N:
The gamblers at Washington City
all Know othings-it is stated by
Washington papers, lost one hundred
thousand dollars betting agains. WrsE.
They based their calculations on a list,
furnished by each Council in the State,
of the number Of Democrats who had
joined the Order. But sad to relate,
when the @baek townships +" came in,
Sam, the aWfully mysterious Sam, was
mot IN Virginia to the extent his friends
claimed. The result proves that but
new Democrats joined the Order
There are but few Democrats belonging
to the institution. They have discover
ed it to be a Wing concern, and those
who do belong are preparing to leave
the den. Democrats in Ohio are salts
fled with it, as much they have seen,
ga The strong holds of knows Nothing
ism hare been broken up. Places
which once knew them victorious, now
know them no more. Here they are,
CINCINNA TIl PHILADE L
PHIA!I VIRGINIAIi! and at the
next election, o H will be found
all right.
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cd from France, m ana England
The Scrips and Bor lie ring are now for the
first time presented 10 the Printing public, aad
are the predictions OF the best American and
European Artists.
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june 1886 uo2 3w
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in reference to the course pursued by
the Wings in Congress, It is VEL known
that as long u they could maks political
capital, they always voted with the
South and il is only since they think
the loaves aud fishes can better be OBJ.
tanned By getting the Ffsssoil tote tha.
they have changed: But when they se-
cure it, if they ever do again, it will be
found, when too late, that they are not
true TO their promises, provided We may
judge the future by the past. But
again u friend, 1 suppose by acct.
cident, admits it would be right in Fill
more 10 vote for the slave-catchiDg bill
if he thought it constitutional. Hear
it, FreesOilers, and judge AS to his sim
serity in fusing with you on this ques-
ktion. If it is rirht because we think it
constitutional, why do we find fault with
the Locofoco party fer doing what they
believed was constitutional. This fu-
sion will make a pretty kettle of fish
with your higher law principle. And
poor John Tyler must be hunted down.
Well, (.'it serves him rightly he had
no business to be caught in such a
crowd But, what are the facisin refe-
renee to Tyler? Was he not known to
be a jackson man, aud did not these
same coous use it as an arguuaeut Why
the Democrats should vote for him p
Was it not reiterated on every stump
during that campaign. that a United
States Bank was an obsolete idea p
Harrison himself declaring he was no
friend to Banks; and it vas we'll
known that Tyler was of Jaekson's opi..
ion on that subject. But no sooner
were the Wings placed In power than
the subject of q High Protective Tariff
and United States Bank was agitated,
contrary 10 the promises Of every Wing
during the campaign aud because John
Tyler refused to violate the promises
thus made, and the principles he was
known always to advocate, must be de-
nouneed as q traitor to his party and
burnt in effgy by these same men who
had sung "Tippecanoe and Tyler, too
and with them we al beat little Van
We now find them at the same old
game of deceptiou-making a hobby Of
the subj Ct of slavery, merely for the
purpose of riding into power. They
think to cover up their crimes by their
st p thief eries-cautioning the Free
~soilers and Foreigners against Sag
NIGHTS, Slave Territory, Kansas, Squat
ter Sovereignty, and Partyism, thinking
thereby to deceive the unsuspecting par,
Of community. But they won't find last
years birds in the same nests this year
In conclusion, let me say to Fusion .
that if be would have as believe he ia
honest, politically. cor 9 out maaly and
denouuce all kinds Of slasery--not only
that of the South on account of color,
but that which is now in our midst, on
account of birth and religion, and show
by his words and actions hat he at least
regards the white foreigner IS being
equally entitled to our sympathy and
protection as our colored friends-ahtil
which time re shall look upon him As a
whited sepulchre.
FIVE YEARs ON NATURE REFLECTION
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carrying some Of the timbers beyond
che distance which he had rsaeIsoa--
The engineer had been cautiohsd thab
che steam was getting too high, but
swearing that he knew his own business,
heedsd not the canton. He By acme
means, escaped injury BY s~eFesning him
calf behind . large beam Of timbeF, near
the mil. He is under arrest ~ an i'm
poster, and will have . hearing a Shs
next term Of Court in Noble county,
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Horrid Aceieent--Death Of Six
~ "a Men.

The Whitley {ind.) Pioneer of the.
26,h inst. has the following
ssMr. g. A. Russell Of Albion, Noble
county, Ind, informs US that one Of thr
m ost horrid accidents of the day occur
ed nesr that place on Friday evening,
tn 10th inst. Mr.. Westan aud an asso-
4; tate had just completed u steam saw
mill, and werein the act ofsawing their
first log, having run the saw through
twice, aud had just started it the third
time, when the boiler exploded. killing
six men who were in the mill Instantly,
and seriously, If not fatally, .woupdiag
the seventh. One of the propTietoFs
had become alarmed, and had jusa Left
the mill when the explesion occurred,
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VIM D. Morgan.

Every Democrat in old C~olumbiana
will respond with a hearty amen to all
that is said in the following ;%rticle,
from the Ohio State Democrat, in rela-
ton to their distinguished fellow citizen,
the Hon. W. D. Mcrgap Mr.. Flood,
the writer has resided for years at the
capitol OF our State, and has had, per-
haps, better opportunities of Judging of
the material that has filed our State
Offices, and the manner in which our
financial affairs nave been managed, than
any other man Ia Ohio. When, there
fore, be declares that Mr.. Morgan is
.the best AuditOr Of State Ohio has eo-
er had" he asserts from personal knOwl-
edge, what be knows to be true, aad has
declaration is not to be taken as a mere
passing compliment.--H0tyao
This gentleman stands out in broad
relief as the best Auditor of State Ohio
ever had. Nominated to the Office he
holds without being a candidate for the
station, he has more than fulfilled the
high expectations of his friends. That
he is popular with the leeches who haDg
around the Treasury, it would be folly
to assert for, TO use the language OF the
Chillicothe Advertiser, which We quote
from memory. he is a Treasury watch
dog, and to the class of whom we speak,
he is the crossest dog any State Trea-
sury eTer had.
The fact, noticed a week or two since
by the Ohio State Journal, that amid
the pressure in the Eastern money mar
ket, and the doubt and uncertainty that
hangs over all sorts of securities, Ohio
6 per cent. stocks, redeemable 1875,
have ranged, in the New York stock
market, "from ten to twelve per cent.
above par" is an able commentary upon
his management and that of his col
leagues in the Fund Board, NJ ssrs. IRE
witt and MeCook, Of the financial affairs
of the State.
During the time that the ablest of the
Wing 6nanciers had the control of Ohio
credit, the stocks of the State were down
as lew a. City cents on the dollar, now
they range from 'sten to tsoctUe per can't
Adore parl" Surely the Journal. when
it stated the fact, was not aware OF the
high tribute Il sspaying TO Democratic
honesty and to Democratic faith. or it
never you'd hare published the article.
But it is published, aud the rebuke TO
It's party friends is not more whitening
than the compliment is gratifying to the
candidates, for both are mer-
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The Circus.-The Insurance Com
pany.


pany.
Spalding & Rogers circus visited our
town on last Thursday. The perform
anees were about as usual. We think
they are getting to be a 6ore-but little
interest is felt by people generally
They have seen their day, and will soon
be compelled to lay aside their straps"
and seek a more honorable mean of ma
king a livelihood.
P. S.-We had almost forgotten to
mention hat we did notice two objects
of great interest, viz /: the grizzly bear,
weighing sixteen hundred pounds, and
the mar with religious convictions. !"
There is a slight difference in the aoeight
of the two, but none in the appearance
When we left there was quite a rush to
see the animals-all for a dime; and
the insurance company were hastily as
sembling to give their pet another aohite
lca sizing. Sic transit.
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MEDrxA.-The Medina Gazette mott.

MEDINA.-The Medina Gazette mott
ces much complaint among farmers in
regard to the depredations of the cut or
wire worm in the cornfelds. The
young plant is cut down before it fairly
gets out of the ground. Many arc re-
planting their fields, and as a preventive
are soaking the seed in copperas.
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PRINTING TYPES,

and all the appurtenancss ct a Printiag CaleD,
TO be found ia any establishment in the Vai-
ted States, and of a quality, too, Whieh 10
deemed to be unriyaied. The esnpssitionzO Of
the metal used 10 calculated TO aIFnsd the gseaa-
est durability; while the seruPslous care eHsr..
eised In the fitting up OF the Type 10 such ao
20 iasure accuracy and sqaarenoss OF body he.
Our facilities are so extensive 80 to enable ~
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Printing Ink, OF ait vartsties aaA esaoEs.
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stereotyPsae or EleetrotyPiag OF Beeks,
Who'd Cuts, yObs. &c. la alHr Esa
TsPe used in siereotspi"g for saie AZ tearseH
prices. ssrUy6s5ze
Mood Ours designed aad engraved IN he
finest style of Ara.
Our Minisn Specimen Bod (si,s Gss, Of isA,
class in the ecun,vs, and original in IN con
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR.-
LPErEn ORsBoRN, of Summit county, to
be Inspector on the Canal, at Akron,
rice John Johns, resigned.
CHARLES ClsT, of Hamilton county, to
ri be one of the Trustees of the new Luna
st9ic Asyldms-ths term for which he was
last sppoiuted, having expired.
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Special Notices:

HPpLD SORES. ULcERR. aad sil eSuptiOns
and diseases arr Using from N impure or depraved
state OF the blood. See the extraordinary cure OF
Nm-G. HAYWOOD, Q highly respectable eitizen Of
Richmond. Va, By Carter,s Spanish Mirturs-
He had ulcers and sores ofths worst dsseEiptton.
and finally got 80 bad, he was unable to Walk az
;ept on erutehes. A few BOTTLES OF CaTtsEaB
spanish Mixture, the great blood puri6sf, cured
him, as II has cured thousands OF others WhoAoBo
suffered with rheumatism, bed eGacta Or MeReuRg.
and paine and ulcers OF the bones aud loiuas.
HaSSee advertisement. til July 4
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Exam ingenious chemist has sent
! bottle of London fog to the Paris rex-
as a specimen of raD material.
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Ncm advertisements.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ subscriber has been duly andIegaIly ap-
appointed and qualified IS Adminisirator On
the estateo Peter Lander. late 81 the County
knowing themselves indebted 10 the
said estate viii make immediate p2yme1T !:
and those having claims against said estate
will present them, duly authenticated, for pay
ment, within eighteen months.
E. r. BEAL, Admf.
June s, 1855. no9 w
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June s, 1855.
Eatafa of Iaaae Smauev

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subsefiber hes
~ beea appointed aud qualified a. AdmiaistTatsF
with the will annexed, on the Estate OF Isaac
Snailey. late Of Ashland County, Ohio. deeeaped
June 5th 1855 3w2 JOHN SMALLEY8
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Atlaciluase s.f90

A T our iastnace an attachment was Issued on
n the 2tA dfy Of May a. D. tess. BY Henry
summers, = Justice of the Peace Of Troy Town
ship, Ashland County. against the properly and sf-
iects a EAwia richards . non resident 0f sid
County.
ELISHA P. PHELPS,
kELL0S BRUCE.
Nav 26Lh. 1855. 3WI.
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TWO PREMIUMS

A wARDED at the late Crystal Palace ex-
"A hibition in New York, TO the
oldest Type Foundry An Am0Ebc@g
the base OF Sewers Germantown Fsundry OF
1888.
The long experience Of the ssyeraf proPries
tors of the PHIL 4DELPHIA TYPE FtHOR-
DRY enables L. Johnson Co. to oGsr the
tarse est variety of
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Multiplying this number by six, which
is the rule, we believe, and the popula-
ton Of Dayton is shown to be 10000,
nearly double the number given as by
the National Census of l650.-Dayton
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May 2sth, is5s.
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In 1852, the National Convention of
Freesoilism assembled at Pittsburgh,
and, among other things they done, a.
dopted the following excellent resolu-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-04-27
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MAILS.

Cincinnati mall arrives daily ats NJ. De-
parts daily at g A NJ.
indianapolis mail arrives daily ats p NJ. Do
parts daily al GPM NJ.
ceanersvliie mall arrives on Mondays, We'd.
nesdsys and Fridays ate NJ. Departs Tues-
days. Tharsdays and saturdays at0A AN.
Friday. atsr ". pspsrA Tuesdays, Thursdays
Nos mail arrives Tuesdays and FRIDAYS NJ Q p
NJ. Departs Mondays and Thursdays atGPM.
oxiord mall arrives Fridays al 10 A "a. De.
parts fridsys Al A n.
ka.hviiie mall arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
no<iays and Fridays NJ Q AM.
wintsrsvilic mail arrives Saturdays at O p NJ
Departs rridays at AN.
Versailles mall arrives Tuesdays atG Pm. Dc.
darts Mondays 81 A M.
Lawrsneeburxh mall arrives Saturdays nt5P M
Departs Fridays atG A a..
Lettsss N be mailed must be In the Once before
e'eiock ~. previous W tho departure OF all
malls leaving In tho morning.
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3
From tho Odd Fellows Magazine.
The Search for a Man.

ny rRoy. = EVAN EDwAxDs.
Through The crowded street. of n city
cynIe phIio.Spher bIed
With Ilpb,,d Ia ,,,. A, ,hs s.v,,,,a
el am seeking |, ma n ;, hs c,,.c
But vain wa. tho .esrsh Of ,he evn,e.
Through ero..,nr .,a .,owa.d .,r..,.
Ana v.,a,. =. .s'.s 4. a. go.
or Al, ~, n. "A. ....a =. -,
Thl. .,o,, 1. no, ,.,,han, -,
For s,li from nser,heh, a. "a,
He nigh, search with a ,,sh, amor, ,ho,..na
Wv Wv " '''
There pa..e,h In eo.,,v r.,msn,
The owne, of un,old land.
Ths,s a,s x,,a.a ,,.nn,... .hon,h,.
And Jewel. upou hIs hands.
He bows while pa.slnr the doorway
or the ehapei v.ui,sd and dim.
put Tho home. of Inc .aa and Ior,v
Have never been rl,ddenod by him;
fie h.ods not tho nrs,.r nj Tho x,s,chsa
who dwell meath tho cold world. ban
ITO has not tho heart of a human,
o no. Ne IL not a NAN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-04-27
UNION COUNTY DIRECTORY,

cmcutr cousr meets tho fsh Mondays IN Feb.
ruary and Angust--may sittwo weeks each time.
Coanos PtxAs Cousr meets ID Mondays In Feb-
ruary. May, August, and November; except when
thare are ave Mondays In tho preceding MONTH
then iat Monday. May eli weeks each time.
CoNnfsstoSnk's CooRr meets LET Mondays In
Juna, september, December and March-may sit
an l.ays each time.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-04-27

coUxry coxsIssiosERs-carre Wilson. I.,.s
snider, and Alex. NJ Paddock. 4 me o. plrrs :, n.
tembcr, ls5s-s-7.
Justice Of the Peace.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-02

y.Lr,RLE FAMILY MEDIcISE.-So celebrated has
Dr N.Laue's Vermfuge become, that IT IS regarded
a. the only specific for worms. FamiIes should
never be without supply oft. AT this season Partl-
cuarIy when worms so troublesome and freqneht-
~ fatal among children, parents should be watchiuI
and on the FIRST appearance of those distressing symp
toms which warn of their presence at once apply
this poweru and eicacious remedy. We are conhdent
that it only requires trial. convince all that 1t rich
v merits the praises that have been lavshed upon IT.
II is safe and infallable Volumes of cerhcates can
be produced, showing its great medical virtues
IL Purchasers will be careful to ask Tor Dr. NC
,fs- ycrrnG,grs in comparison, are worthless. DR..
M,Lane genuine Vernfuge, also his Celebrated Liver
TiI can now be had all the respectable Drug Stores
IA the United States aud Canada. II wv
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State of North Carolina.

MEcKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, January
Term, 1865.
, ~" T. :: S :....s Attachment.
Il appC airing to the faction of the Court that VIM
| A. Shepard is not Il resident of this State con-
ceas himself that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served him 1t is therefore ordered by the Court
that publication be made for six weeks in the Western
Democrat newspaper printed in the town of Charlotte,
for the said VIM. A. Shepard to be and appear at the
of tis Court to be held for the County of
Mecklenburg the Courthouse in Charlotte on the
18th Monday of April next, and plead demur,
0 judgment pro confesso will be taken against him.
Witness W. K.,Reid Clerk of our said Court, at office
in Charlotte, the 18th Monday of January A. ID. 1855,
and in the 10Th wear of American Independence.
29(Pr's fee So w. X. REID, c. C. c.
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LAND FOR SALE.

NHE subscriber offers for sale privately until Tues
day of May Court and ifnot sold by that time will
be exposed that day public sale at the Court House
in Char lotte) THREE TRACTS OF LAND, lying about
FIVE miles rom Charlotte, the Lawyers road,
containing $50 acres 20 acres. and the other 50
The tracts all jon and will be sold together, if
necessary. They we'll wutcred, and lying the
head waters of McAlpn Creek, and is yell adapted TO
the raising Cotton Corn Wheat and in fact any crop
that farmer would desire to cultivate. On the $50 acre
tract we'll Of good water, that fails, lots for
out-houscs and the 20 tract is dwelling l6A by
1871 feet. About 100 has been in cultivation, and
good repair the balance is woodland, and 100
is as well tmbcred can be found. On the premises
is about twelve Of excellent meadow land, and
some good bottom land a be found in any
ton Terms will be made TO suit the purchaser, if pos
sble. Any wishing to purchase cal on Mr..
Taylor, the premises who will show the lands,
the su bsoribcr, in Charlotte.
JAMES w. WILSON.
Jan 26, 1854. 27-tf
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State of North Carolina.

MECKLEEBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, January
Term, 1855.
WV. Fins,
}Orlginal Attachment.
Thomas Andrews
Il appearing to- the satisfaction of the c. urt that
Thomas Andrews is L resident Of this State or SO
conceas himself that the ordinary process of law can
be served him 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made for six weeks in the
Western Democrat newspaper printed IN the town OF
Charlotte for the said Thomas Andrews TO be and APP
pear at the next of this Court to be held for the
County of Mccklenburg the Courthouse in Charlotte
the 4th Monday of April next and plead, answer or
dcmur, judgment pro concsso will be taken against
him.
Witness w. K Reid, Clerk of said Court at office
in CHI rIotte the 4th Monday in January A d. 1855,
and the 18th year of American Independence
29Pr's fee $6.) w. X. REID: C. C. c.
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State of North Carolina.

MECKLENBURG COUNTY,.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, January
Term, 1856.
W. w. Elms,
Thomas Andrews, SOrig nal Attachment.
d. NJ. Hughes, Vim.
A. Shepard & others
Il appearing the abstraction of the Court that
| Thomas Andrews, d. NJ. Hughes, WIN. A. Shepard
and others defendants are not residents of this State
SO conceal themselves that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served them is therefore ordered
that publication he made for weeks IN the western
Democrat newspaper printed in the town of Charlotte
for the said defendants to be and appear at the next
Of this Court be held for the County of Meek
lcnburg the Courthouse in Charlotte the 4th Mon
day in April next and plead, answer or demur, or judg
mcnt pro conesso will be taken against them.
Witness w. X. Reid Clerk of our said Court at office
in Charlotte the 18th Monday of January, 1885, and the
18th year of American Independence.
G9fPr's. fee $6.) w. X. REID, C. C. C.