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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-21
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERM-0cr. l9-
Before Judge lSGRAHAM
ACTION AGAINST A MAKKIkD WOMAN-HUW to U1
RID OF DEFECTIVE ANSWER.

\
RID OF DEFECTIVE ANSWER.
John III. Berryman. &c. agt. Anna NJ Howell.
IsGRAHAa, J.-it Is averred In the answer, anu not
ontradicted that the defendant is married woman sne Us
e so and the plaintiff has disressroed ,ne
up judgment which the defendant now
the defendant married she cannot be sued and
action for which this action brought without he
husband Judgment her alone would be resu
lsI even II the plaintiff could disregard the answer - .
In the opinion that Netheo VS
the be degarded by the plaintiff because the
defendant defense that she is Jeme covert Inc coe
provides for such state Of things By allowing the party i9e
10 sufficient not and enter up JUDGMENT
the in respects may be detective the
sanctioned would lead TO great confusion and rrsusy and
should not In opinion be permitted Ill, 1900 l.. =
defendant married woman she should appear by
friend and not by al attorney and IN such case the an
be amended Bot 1t does not follow because
such defense 10 set that 1t Is true II the pantn admits
It, hs whole proceeding erroneous he denies IT. he should
take with the defendant and proceed 10 trial Al any rate
be rid of the BY motion and has no
right 20 treat II ~ nulhty. ., .,o
without prejudice to either party to amend Pesdnss As
they may be advised $780,
Motion for attachment against the justice before
whom tried for making return of the evil
dence Granted Bail fixed al $it
Order directing issue 10 be joined III proceedings un
Peter Haverly ast George Hattie
Judgment for the plaintiff, and writ OF inquiry
ordered TO the Sheriff TO the amount oil the PLAINTIFFS
John w Cousall aet. Darius Geer.
Petition OF receiver for leave to bring action.
Joseph S. de Agreda, kc., agt. Samuel Duncan.
Ordered that commission issue addressed TO the
Consul of United States Venezuela authorizing him
examine oath witnesses the part OF the defendants IN
-'' ' Charlie. Z. Miles aet. John B. Dixon.
Order Of reference to Edward r. Cowies, esq.
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BaRK 10 In active demand and all the Qaerc,ron g.
taken AZ 80 which Is an advance CLovFksxED !. i'm ru
demand 81. FLoVR quiet to-day. and holder. ty
much export demand 500 bbs standard br.nA. scso
IS IS per Dbl 500 bbs Broad Stree; As- aid !,
$50 tbls choice Extra family private th.r. Il
qury hom. CONSUMPTION within he rsas. a. ne
quotations. RYE FLoUR and CoES MEAL are very
quote the former AZ IS IS and the latter A. as
GSAiS-Tfe'e was rather Wheat Offering bat The
less active and prices lower sales Of leo bush Al ,
IS per bush for prime southern and Pennylvan,s a
& t5Gl IS for White including 500 bush u the &C.,
superior quality terms not made public Ryes unch,s
Corn also less sctive and s0o' bush Yellow sod 4, -
afost including lot 67c 66c. In store and as - -,
Oats good request and ZOO bush tar aad ne,
Delaware sold az f2d43c. n bush.
GRoCySfgs and Provisions are unchang ea Watsxyx
much bbls quoted AZ 81 dc and hhd, !, -
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SECOND BOARD
sales Of Stocks nj Philadeiphia. Der %.

REPORTED THE n. Y. TRIBUNE J. R. l. H. B. Fay
Fsn BOa,d-lcc City g. Ssi 1000 Schgyl Nav. ss III
loCO Little Schuy RR. 6 81 1900 Camden Amboy RI
s.. 49, S. IA 2ocO ElmirA r. T. "a mort IS IS; 500 do
si mort, ~ 1000 do l.i mort cash y 900 Aee Co.
CORNELL SOL 1900 City Gas s. old s3 800 do 2d-ys 80
1000 Sus9 Canal o. 4o do ga $50 New Granada Min.
ins {; % Harrisburg RR. 81! Penn. RR, c. p i9i
Exchanse Bank Puts. 81; 81 GirArd Bank u
Betceen Board,-l0O City So old days IS IS Little Schuyl
RI cssh 49, 50 SchuyL Nav Prefl., 2
S,,oSd BS1,S-i0O CITY g. 20; IOcO Penna r. 6. IS
1000 Camden and Anboy Dc % M 1000 do, IS NJ 900
Ass Co 6 A " "a I7j PenuA IS 81 7!do s.; II Beaver
Meadow Il 5Ol 200 Reading X r., 4ol . do s5wn ~
leo l. schuyl r. r. 6s b5 FSi Camden and Amboy T. X
sn rs; North American Insurance ~ NSrrs,own K
vile Bank s5wn lis so DO, 49, do s5wn llS Bank Of
Penns.. il2
er Bo1yd-sOO City 6 ST. ssi; eco Camden and Amsoy
r. Is 49, days M 50 Reading r r se 100 do, sSsn
int 4oi - So5Tis,owp X. r., Ell.
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Disasters. &c.

The BRIG EXCEL Tallnan from NewYork lith inst, 6f
day st2p found IS inches Of water in the hold sst S
pumps going and found the.wster 20 increase at me fs
when "a the Highlands. encountered gale from ,o5
in all sail and lay TO doth pumps going all the whe sa
no onser-made for Delaware Breskwser from which Pace
stesmug America took her in tow and brought her g
phiao Saturday evening where discharge Is Probaoe PsP
cosladen encountered gale from ENE Monday 1isn
the Bay which compelled her to anchor on the con-
tnued to drag until Friday when II had her main nd
mzzen ma' cut in order to prevent her soins ~
perfume approach Of the steamship City Of Richmond Captain
Mitchell from Richmond for PhsdePh, who nSeiy vg pS
sdephia Saturday evening" where she wi UNDERGO
Is at words TO return adequate thsn XXI L.,
sem r.Ys 650vP Boon % Island Tie water was
upon the cabin fotr which the first ntimaon tos ne
crew sa 81 Sef Of ae her hold and IS there was 20
hope Of gaining upon the Leaf the crew Len 70 their eo.
butt The r C ssod vessel three years old, aud m
:ared an Office in N.wburypOr for s7Oo She bad bat
scHR. WALTEE CUMMINGS Wilmsn from Smyrna, Del, bs
e '1 w .Hs Sue y.s nGn
hour serwsd and the entirely lost The vessel
no Goubt she win prove total os. Ia., accounts Cspa
Jennn wreck master had her Of all but snes
the master who .dvice from her owser.
the disposal Of what saved Captain and reached the
tuns register and valued about Her cargo ws
$3.50 The vessel owned Smyrna probably Insured
South.
scHR. SARAH BURTON, Kelly from Alexsndsis, boundN
Boston, coal while At anchor the l4h inst Hsnptoa
osds Wa run into BY an unknown schooner and carried away
bowaprt head &C. and put into Norfolk onThdsy The
unknown schooner lost manmss and sustained other damage
CAfT fERRY OF the schooner Souhron, which arrived
wOresns On the 18th inst. from Pensacola reports hsyns
Pehed up sea- on the lt ins schooner, name unknown
succeeded Fighting her and while doing the body s
hosted nom the cabin his head and leg gone
by he
get the body board suddenly taken of by sbnt "
schooner was apparently about ninety tuns burden ana ~
feet hold and had the fxurehesd she was EAU
more clipper built schooner had cargo Of assorted erea
disc Capt Perry parted two hswsers In the attempt 70 ~,
her into Pensacola but successful he prooeede,
Pensacola after which he returned seach II the
did not ind her supposes she sunk Ia gale when
Cured leaving her he saved from the wreck -
four u bbs lard, q boxes and baskets wine, - Jars
and quantity Of dry goods There marks thai
indicate he name Of he
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MARLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

steamshlps-Jamestowu. Parrish Norfolk, Ladl.p A p,
ants George Law Herndon, Aspiuwsll VI. o. Robert.
Ships Brewster Weeks, New Bedford. Story s,-x..
Typhoon Salter Liverpool d. A KnEsand Co Po,,o
MerIithew Liverpool Rowland Frothinsh 'AA
Barks-W H. Brodie, Williams. ST. Marks Brod. p.,
Eolus (Bren) JAntzeu, Cape Town, stanton Rus,r Es
Bsrss (Br) Wellington Norfolk, Tucker LEhtb1ra @s
Bigs-Whiteha Peterson Caraenss Mora 4 Nayarra. r..
raj Uner Boston j. W. Elwell Co. J. H. Jone. Nh,
Charleston Doner Potter; Ocean Eagle Bunee Nr.rh.r
and krt Corning Bento; GsllSnte Portal De c..
Oporto J. X. Osborne; NJ. C. Haskell, Tinker Bsnsor
Perkins
Schosssu-J W. Webster, Bennett Charleston Scr.n,o,
Tsmas Anthem Jo,lyn, Mstsgorda, McCready Mott q.
Edward Slade Bayes Baltimore Van Brunt Ssxht,
ger DIse Ehzabethport, J. b. Edwards Sa,terly FssA
EFT eA&riestsn McCrcady Mott Co.; Meryp, Thou., q
vsnnsh Scranton TSnian Target FrOman Savannah Ss
ton TamAn.
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/ ~. o.,, ,,a a.,,rmin.d To Authorize tie BIni Of

IN. Oov,rnneut had determined 10 sntnonfe ''e DAA "
Yrance o suspend specie payments. ,..v.I.r, h.,s
"NowhsandnE this i'm preston some NnN 49, "a
our .,oek market fr from experiencing tne snosk
"a II . year axn on similar fears, has exnied s'tN
and our quotations to-day show slight adTN-e, ote
-, f,csr But the Of business win the
,ion ~ stoke been .rstrietrd BINS drawn on
h.v, been dcut negotiate even a. conc"ssh ~ - \.
ed for loans payable on CAL pet VIII "
s. t. .,osn 10 invest loan II for longer pcriods Il
the Bank OF rance o. NeflisU
- So 49,, would doubtless BE- favorable 70 the ras
- SsvYotk But the blow 20 confidence ~alen ne
-, Ia NOT f.l 70 OCCASION would tend 20 ehees
- - -.s,rict business everywhers, pendins tne
market would De We PfePaie'
- ,he absence Of speculation, when hAs oteh
months past. On the other hanc we Pl'los
nt..s ,b.r the financial dstrust might as was ths So
,Ss or,dsrab!e current OF capital TO no" nom hu
20 America
Messrs. Decoppet To- say x,., -. -
. go Ns,Ls, since our last advces OF lh INST ea'
.r;-,s,sd II W. except three or four oil the Ieains
ppa5 sh.re. which continue to BE- the OBJECT oi
The fuctuaous have been uuimportAnr out the
hser than AZ close OF last week The cues
~ of the possibility Of Suspension ot speS'e pay
- ps,t ~ France yariously commented upon ~ "a
- Jecine In French exchange, and occasions 81 uioe
800 Nd ,uidity owing 90 the Influence ~hieh sucn
ss-c n sy exercise upon the movement OF pece rom e
nn,rv which are detrimental TO our stock market
TN absence Of demand for investment stoe Ks such
ci cnr,x and Railroad Bonds, continues To be eHPe,
sn In this State Of things. our qnostons "I ts CLASS u
...rn-,es must necessarily often be nominal" -
The receipts of Flour and Grain at chicago this
season are enormous will be seen by the following
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eeny IN steans TO from Geo w Archer ot NO ~ w.
Broadway. Sentence State Prson two ye1rs &, s,asl
VIM. Lewis pleaded guilty to grand W. ". Of No
ing vo watches, valued at $6o, from Aiehsei ~
2t5 Fisht avenue State Prison two year. * ,o, lar
Eliza Tsggad was tried and coh'"'e' VI f'
eeny PenitentiaTy six months. $3.50, oorv;c,ed of petit
barney McCabe was TIED and conV'c'eu VI f
larceny. Peni,entiary ss months I'D convicted of
1 esnr in .e.ling 80 from Bridget s''e'on' 81 W.
b',svA street oaded euilty to attempt a. grand
Jane Duh i P.s'rr one year Adjourned
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co,rpy cALyNDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRI CIRCUIT Jc1 ia ~ Io 1851 Iss7
7l9 - s .ss S "a 2,5 ~ 103, 1871 1907 2l4l 70 80
iss. ~ 90 40 m 40 1873 1859 sl' is'i I9 lss
ai7 2i5I $50 $50 499 &c., lo5l V 'ol - ' 49, III "i'
as Sos II ~ a g. "a Class-
p "a 20 r. a. s. 100 Ill., ll6 liz, Is A. 55,
lG 1872 l8f. 1876 r,r ". asa on torr
SUPERIOR Trial s ~ 81 81 - ioS2
5 co. 20 30 seq SIS Ss7 so, J9l 292' S9A
TSITD STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos 81, 10, 10,
49, C Sr, or COMMON PLEAs-Trial Tern-Part l.
~ ia MS llie II2 ll26 75s 1852 1852 lCsi IN 9]2
psrt II-Nos S 942 1904 S S5 SSo 1910, $50, Sjy II33,
ii1o ileg 1871 1852 mo. u 1883 mo. y
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At Cape De Verbs Aug o. Mary Gardiner Nicol sse ls
bor clean July H. bad heavy gales, which olsr h Srp
stove boat, carried away davit, roundhou'e and dii
age. :. ci.,. Bal
Of Mattspoisett, 800 bbls. oil. MS Bed
letter from Capt Hsydeu Of bark Mercnry OF Iii
fore reports her of Guam May ID, with 70 bbls sP OH "
bound TO Japan. ~ uoo,.uhR
An outw ard bound whaling bark passed e ,s%
NJ Of 18th inst. probably bark Julius Cssar, Of ana
London for Indian OceaDl =. ,.-,.a IT,
spoken-No date lat. 81 IS, long e. 50, bark VslparN" "
ton from New. Bedford for Pacific Ocean.
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Sc 2, '1g,f r rs.ss. We e1,s ls'se ss Of 5nss,
srp manufacture a. pre, We did not learn bat ZEE
nan 10 limited 81 a45c Foreign has been ne he 90
for sales 70 bales common Bn.no. Ayr-s A. 49,. "f.ss1
a &c, mos. N'"Aa -
" HlsKY.-Ths market l. lower with larger .y,,,,. .
of6oO bbls Al 55Q3 5c. the latter prce for small 10. ne
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u.,.. C.prru11Y REPORTED roR THE TRIBUNE.

MONDAY, Oct. 20 1855.
AsHFsThe market 10 frmer for Pots sales oil % oO' ~
81 IS and Pearls rs 500 So g., ;,vocs,
COTTON continues dull and very heavy. Seveta ho,
are Offering dock AZ lower prces tha our 49,. ,,s ave-
tho h.,nce sufficient sales 10 properly test P0es se
unable to make any change. Sales OF oVo oaes'
NETWORK cLAssfsTcArIos ~
Inla Elnrda. Mobile N. " x rex.
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BY TELEGRAPH,

SAVANNAH, Oct l8.-The steamship Florida from NC"
YORK arrived here this Saturday morning.
CHARLESTON, Oct l8-The steamship Southefnef anW'
here this Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFlCE-ocr. ~
Geo. w. BETS.
THE SLAYER PANcHITA.

Da Cunha was discharged by the DistrictAttomey
on Saturday o his recosnissnce . ~,
The examination Mesqus on this afternoon lie
about AN average slightly built Of olive complexion and
wear, OUT Astingue beard and must&ehe
Henry Gloves. msker and Benjamin Upon
merchant called by the prosecution but testified 20 notn
material about the bark Mequs connection VIII tAe
axse trade.
John A MAehsdo knew little about the prisoner OF the
se.el He ASKED number Of questions some" hi foreign
hlpd Weeks Of the hrm Of Weinberg Weeks
Hbo the PNnorta owned witness said the ong sierra
Leone, which ven u the Coast of Africa
C. IL g. figan ere- Of the firm of fganiere Rtiss Il CO.,
acQuantet ~h The prisoner for three about
month ago hun, when he said had from the
Coast Of soig bach shortly
what vessel had frequently Mosquito
oace ana II sh his partner Mt Reiss bat did
not know him very well. -
number Of letters Portuguese addressed Me,quA
md the rest 10 various ees Al points the
Afr,es aud signed by Cnnhs Res were put into
- TIE signatures ING authenticated by Mr. EgAners.
Adjourned TO Tuesday Of Ia
MARINE COURT-ocr % Before Justice MCCARTHY.
"AAiE>h 5000 Martin ast John Crawford.
The attachment was impro very issued ms Court
I. NO, authorized by statute to is "s A. against
80, far coneesins himself TO me service OF PIocss
Another and different remedy is, wi ~ Inc
motion % dismis. the attachment and Nj "0''eh' proceed
hss granted with oosts
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIoNs.-oeT 7 1O.-Ss''e Judge
Lob, 1,om.. WA tried and convicted fgraud lar
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' ss. f ~: E ST.. 3d. e. ELL ss.
Prom North cSoiin.. sss 80. 49,. a6is go 80.
Ffs Prev, ,0 'D 1spoTtsd ~ ss1s ss T7cs s5i
Total from JAN l.. $3.50 ss,I7s 1880 0s5a $50
sP ssi: ' sss f Set: 3d. 81 81 s.
F f. \; nS;fsS rss' g s sP S a s
s.4 .; ;i4! ''i iss ,.e 81! SUI s .' s:
Decrease in 1885,. Jis Y,7es 72o7t 25W
oFor the want Of stock s.d owing to the hsn pSSs,
asked English Ln.eed e.s active and we learn Of 10 aH @
are :, Without any aiS.: Of demand
limited and ro.se5. hsv: reduced luce their pre-: ey could
easily A.vs a isssd 81 . ay ne s0S entire
sperm we not: :.e: Of 80 ss hsnd.oG New ssdord
81 49, and 50 bb dart 81 g. M.nas,u as dull L sad
City at 81 Olive steady and IN fair 5eqas ,d afS VI
FRovIsi6S Sts demand for Fors .vs the
,ae buy 's@s and pSseI. s Ss 1 rG%s Bel
with with ,ood demand for consumption bb s7a
81 sor Prime IS a g. for {, County Mess sgasil
quiet and heavy The supply however moderate ssles Of
Sa barrel. and tisrss; asse Yellow Grease :, pe
Prime Mes. Beef inactive ant nominal at s4as SIC Beef
Hams inactive Butter Is II iair demand and firm sales
State lsdto c AID 10 DC for Ohio. Cheese is in request
and Is firm At sadlOc
RICE !. aus, bat steady sale. OtlOO tcs 4.a5 the lat
sUGARs-There continues firm feeling with active de-
uand Gales 6S bags and 100 baskets Pedanz ex Howes
ec. refinery Loo bids mostly Cuba td9tc incud
ing Porto Rico At sIaes and 500 bo1e. Havana at Oic
sLT-The supply better Of Turks Island and the mar
ket essier sales Of 5000 bushels At about Soc cash
SATPLThEThe B0stOn shipping Lat report. sales Of 2ooQ
800 bags Of Crude AZ 7Q7lc. 6 mos.
TALLoW-The supply Of prime ia light; small sales at i2ic
but large lots could had this. Rough Fat Is steady Al
94c., cash ' -
Wo0L-The demand for Native Fleece Wool continues rood
but owing 20 the sma stock offering and the high prices
the IN ths market have been tne de-
mand chiefly for the low and medium qualities 3c for Un-
washed, G4c eents for medium 10 GOOD Washed and 500
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SUPREME COURT-SPEcIaL TERM.-Oct D-Before Judge
DAVIES.
John B. Fogerty ast John McMurTsy et al
judgment allowed, 500.
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Monuments, Grave Stones,

N0ntet Pieces, Furniture Marble.
Table Slabs, Marble Steps, &c.
10 any pattern, according to the most annrovoa
styles, and upon terms as low as at auv Marble .s
adjustment in the South
AN orders for Marble work, addressed to the
subscriber, will meet with promnt 'a'S
will be packed with care aud Forwarded VIII d;D
patch The public's patronage is respectfully NO.
hcITd' j. G. MCCOY.
Charlotte Feb. 10, 1S56.-Iy
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WraPPing Paner.
NEW MARBLE YARN
In Charlotte.

VNHE subscriber have established . Nall.
n Yard, on the second square south aS 81. I'e
Courthouse, aud respectfully offer their y, inc
to all who may desire any thing in their line >,
handsomest kinds of Foreign and Amer;eo,, N anu
ble' and be prepared at all times to furnish
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State of North Carolina

LINCOLN COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
October Session, 1856.
Daniel Mosteller, Admir- of C. Carpenter, decd,
John Mckee and Wife ct al
In this case it appearing to the satisfaction
the Court that John Hovis and wife Elizabeth
Wesley W. Carpenter, Hoyie Weatherspoon and
wife Polly, Samuel Mauney, Sarah Mauney.
Christopher Mauney, and two infant Children Of
Jacob Mauney and wife Anna. all of whom are
non-resdents, 1t is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made i'll the Western Democrat for
SIX weeks that they appear at the next Term of
The Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be
opened and held for the County of Lincoln. at
the Court House in LincoInton, on the second
Monday in January next, to make defence to
said petition, and in default thereof the petition
will be taken pro confcsso as to them and heard
accordingly.
Witness, J. A. Huss, Clerk of said Cont at
IN INC IN Lncolnton, the 9th Monday after the
4th Monday in August, A d. 1856.
Zt-otJ j. A. HUSS. Clerk.
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On and after the LIST of July, 1856, the above
Rates of Freight will be charged upon all the
Through Articles enumerated. All others will be
charged at the present Local Rates
L. J. SUMNER.
[July Is, '56-t7 General superintendent.
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NEW GOODS,
At the Charlotte Bakery a.
Confectionery.

WYE respectfully inform the citizens of Char
w lottr and vicinity, that we are receiving
direct from New York and Charleston, large and
well selected stock of Goods, which Ne are deter
mined TO sell as low as they can be had in This
market The following consists i'll part OF our
stock. viz: Coffee, Sugar, MOass'.s, Rice, Mack
crrl. in kits and barrels, Adamantine Candies
Mackaromi, Table Salt, Powder, Shot, &c, Cur
rants, Citron, Raisens, Prunes, Canton Ginger
Preserves, Syrups, Catsups, &c, No. article
of English Dairy Cheese at a low price, good
artc.r of Buckwhcat Flour West India Fruits,
Oranges, Lemons, Pine Apples, COcOnuts, &c.
A laTg.. assortment of Toys and fancy articles.
Also, a splendid lot of fresh Candies and Cakes,
both dressed and plain for the Christmas holy
days Weddings and pasiirs furnished at short
notice W. will have on hand splendid lot of
Fire Works for hristmas, &c. All Of which we
intend to sell at a short profit. We would res
pectfully inv te one and all to give call. We
here beg leave to return our thanks to generous
public for the liberal patronage we have received
from their hands, ard respectfully solicit a cOntin
uamcr ofthe same. MOORE 81 MOODY.
Dec. :, lc.J6-4t
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WHEAT MARKET.
SDP1ng S' Mills

T wish to purchase three or four hundred
| thousand bushels Of good merchantab bic
wheat, for which 1 will pay the highest cash
price.
Charlotte, from its facilities of transportation
is one of the best inland markets in the South
States. l have erected large Merchant
Mills contiguous to the Railroa ,ca pa bic ofgrin
ding three hundred barrels of flour per day,
and to keep them running l must have wheat
So bring it along, if you want the highest fig
for it.
am prepared to grind for toll. Ifyou want
flour whose brand will be sufficient to sell it in
any market in the world, here is the place to
have it manufactured. These Mills have al
ready made reputation not inferior 10 any
in the country.
LEROY SPRINGS.
June Is, 1955.-47-tf
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Mining Ropes

We have in store two Coils inch Grass
Rope that will be sold at New York cost 70
cash, freight added.
FISHER, BURROUGHS & CO
Charlotte, October 4, 1856. 3m
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RAN Az.

90 -&--@- " ~ a. II
"a From my Railroad Shantees, in Liberty
q County, Ga, about the first of August last,
Amy negro man Ephraim. He is black
and OF medium size, 23 or "a years old, was
raised by Mr. Ship of Lincoln County, and sold
TO me by w T.. BynHm of said county, last Feb
ruary / think said boy is living about Char
lotte, OF W. Z. Bynum's in Lincoln county. or
VIM. Ships, of Castor county, as he has rela-
tions at all those points / will pay Fifty Dollars
for his apprehension and delivery in Charlotte
Jail, so that | can get him.
D. w. ORR.
Nov. 25, 1856. 2l-6t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-30
SMUT MACHINES.
Plaster and Cement.

81 Bbls. Plaster and Cement tor sale bv
FISHER, BURROUGHS * 60.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-30
CHARLOTTE
NARBhE HARD

THNHE subscribers having formed thern,elve.
4 INTO company, respectfully tender their
services to the people of Charlotte and the conn.
try generally i'll their line of business They ARE
prepared to furnish Monuments, Gravestones. Man
tie Pieces, Furniture Marble, Table Slabs. MarhI.
Steps, to any pattern cut from Marble, accordipr
to the most approved taste and styles, and upon
the most accommodating terms ever offered in the
Southern country. They will keen constaru,.
on hand the best description of Egyptian, Italian
and American Marble 90 f''' A''i'"u
Al orders, for any article addressed 70 the sinh
ScroelS' VIII meet with prompt attention, ana VII
De packed and forwarded with the utmost cav.
and despatch. '"''
The yard is situated on the uortI-,vest ooro..
of the Charlotte Depot Yard. ''''''
WIN. TIDDY g. SONS.
Jan. 8, 1856-Iy ''-''''
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-30
Carpetings, Oil Cloths and Rugs,
A full assortment, just received at
FISHER, BURROUGHS g. co.
CARROLL I'm HOUSE,
Chester, .. e..

MIS- large and splendid tIree-storv bu;Id-
- ing, on the east side of Chester Depot. is
now open for the accommodation OF persons fra.
yelling by the ears or otherwise. '-'
The Proprietor is well aware that notbip,, sbor.
of a Sveli-kept House Will indnce !, 'l n'D1 !
tom to THIS SO recently gotten up; and although
very s0llcltous of patronage, he refrains from
those MISUNDERSTANDING promises which have
i been made only to be broken by MANY of his
~, predecessors. He confidently homes
ne VIII be sustained, and upon trial give such
s''iS!action and accommodation as viii send him
on his way rejoicing -" I'M
~ J. L. CARROLL.
Chester, s. C., Feb. %, 1856.-tf III