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Liver Complaint.

CAN BE- efFecsually cured by the use o.
~ Hollands German Bitteys. Price 70
tuced to seventy Eve cents, can always be
had fresh al the 'rug story Of
octlO n WIN. BOGEL.
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S1xls(il.iCs.

CRACKNELL BtsCUIT-,nst received
" 50 Boxes Of the lebrated crac knoll
biscuit. A choice article for the tea table
or invalids.-A handsome present to wife
or sweetheart. Price ore dollar and thirty
cents per Boxc for sale by
octt0 JOSHUA bF.Al.
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Aetpfssr's Self Sealing Ce"s.
THE undersigned sole agent for Baton
L Rouge and vicinity, will shortly re
ceive few samples Of these invaluable
Fruit and Vegetable preserveFs, and by the
first Of September, will he ptepared to sup
ply any quantity. Those wishing them,
viii please leave their orders at my shore,
and when received, they will be forward
ed to them; all orders must be accom-
panied with the CASH .
aug. g. D. G. MONTANA
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Drugs anb 1Mfottlnts,
WIN. BOOEf,
DrVtstist ana Ab0theCAty

, WIN. BOUEt,
Druggist ana Ap0t1AeCAty
II EfPs constantly on hand 4 lafas al,e
IN. we'll selected stock If fresh Drugs and
Medicines All his preparations are ptes
pared by Northern manufactures, and put
~ in The very bestmannei 10 preserve theft
medicinal virtues. In climate like this
persons shosld not overlook this imp6ftsni
consideration DU
~ Prescriptions filled with care At any
time Of night or day. cctl0-y
o FRESH ARRIVALS,
TUE Undersigned has just feeslved per
| Emrire City,
$50 lbs. Gum Arabic Lozenges, Of all 1avors
50 do Gum Arabic Paste. Vanilla h Rose
so do tujube Drops, assorted.
II do Lterice Dc do
so do India Paste, Q
100 10 Tolp Drops,
~ Il, Pate lie uoimsave,
80 do Mafshmellow drops.
$50 do 1nube paste, rose, lemsr' 4 Orange.
80 10 1'olu do. ~ boxes Spruce Gum.
100 do ChocoSt.des Families
50 do do lie Sante.
so dc do la Vanilla, etc.
70. sale at reasonable prices; by
oct 1s-y. WIN. BOgEL, Druggist.
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Artumentpm Id 1f0MiMs1A |

I DOE Eolps Revolvers, 4 inch. in cs.e.,
J. dgs, Aliens al 4 inch
dcz psir Of seifcccking Pistol. 3 inche. !.
6 pr Manton's selfeocking Pistols inches.
Hunting Knives, Bowie Knives, Ditks,
Pruning Knives. together win superior
quality Of Implement Knives end Pocket
Cutlery large sssoftment-7EDy's snd
Coxe's Waterproof Percussion Csps. rs
zors, a large variety to suit The most fssfi-
d,ous, are now offered fct sale u feasehsble
prices and the most libssAl terms w
dect3 WIN. BOGEL.
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NnARsH's Improved Elastic sus-

ISl penAer shopider Brace, the object
Of wh'eb' Is to correct hab't"al stopping
and chest. and to preserve that erect and
graceful position which is indispensable 10
health end bsautyCtt is adapted to Men,
Women and Children Of all ages. ocei,pa-
lions and conditions it is light, yet strong
perfectly elastic, simple, and beautifully
lnGIs the object designed. For sale by
Oet4.0 WV. EosEb. Druggist,
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hats 4 CAPg.--Just received by ship
Ill Charlie. Buck, ftom New York, spten-
did assortment Of Hats and Caps consisting
Of Gent. fashionable Mole.kin, Cashmere
and Black silk Hats, soft Hats Of any des-
eripticn and style also large assortment
Of boys Hats and Caps all Of which were
made TO order, and warranted to give ss-
tisfaction. foctisl W. b. PHILLIPS.
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Cre~le HAIR IN.
rs NOW acknowledged 10 BE- the best
i tfspsrstion for the hsir-it 10 purely
vsgstsb1s--impsfts 4 dsep and itch bstse
To fhs hair, md viii hs found most psrsic-
ulsrly acceptable 70 The light haired. One
trial viii satisfy you Of tho above asset
ton. For sale by
h0v2O. WIN. BOGEL.
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Cooking stoves.
n ms.

DOUBLE barrcled Of superior quality;
~ common Double barreled, and superior
patent preached Single barre'ed Guns. for
sale by d. &. MONTAN,
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Browns Essence Of jaAAaioa Ginger.
y Gross Of Browns jamaica Ginger,
y Just received from Fred. Brown, Phil
sdelphis, ard fcr sale 1t his prices, whole
sale Of retail. by. W. BOGLE.
feb. ID. Druggist, Lafayette 81
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Dryam's tsu1sm OntC Waters.
1UJUBE PASTE, Pate de GUins.ve
j Gum Drops, Loeocts Waters, and
other pre- parations for coughs and colds,
Tor sale by WV. FoesL, Druggist,
ian 29 Lafayette street
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new Orleans and 1layou Sara

view VrAeanB anu bayou Sara
TWICE A WEEk-For .n@w =
l. Bayou Sara Port Hudson f1Hk3
.,cbdell's Store, Baton Rouge -
Plaquemine. and all intermediate landings,
the fine passenger steamer CAPITOL.
JAS II. Ues, MAsrre, leaves New Ur-
leans every SUNDAY at q o'cleek. a NJ.
and every WEDNESDAY, at $ o'clock
2. NJ. Returning leaves Bayou Sara ever,
MONDAY at ~, NJ, and THURSDAY AT
r. NJ. and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
at 6 r. NJ, and THURSDAY at 10 p. NJ
~ For freight es passage apply on
board
IN. 3. The Capitol hereafter on her
Wednesday trips, will only 60 as far as
Lobdel's Store. lanl-v-
TNHE Usage ORANGE The sub
i scrbers have just taceiveL dirert
from Texas, supply OF the seed Of this in
valuable plant.
In speaking Of this plant, The scotherp
Cult;vatof published in Augusta Gee,sia.
very Justly remarks 1--WE have the fullest
confidence in the Osase Orange as hedse
,,i,,t, and eonside, IL in all respects superb
., to any other that has been introduced
For sale nv
feb-l5-tf. s. N. HART Il co.
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Fresh Arrival.

COOKING STOVES; Old Kentucky,
" Crescent, Mayhower Stoves, from the
smallest to the largest sizes, for sale at a
small advance on first cost. Also Stove
Waffle, Irons Oval Ovens, Tea Pots and
castings. (aug2s) y. G. MONTAN.
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TOWNSEND'S, Sands and Bulls Sa esa-
i parilla, warranted genuine, and for sale
by Vim. BOGEL.
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j. g. K1BL1NGER,

Daguerrean Artist. jackson f,a..
WILL attend to every branch Of bus
w ihess IN this line, and insure entire satisfae
ton. Great care will he given to small pictures
for breast pins, rings. ami bracelets. Stock and
materials always On hand 70 supply artists. ard
instprietiee given In the art on reasonable
terms.
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TUNNARD Il HEDENBUKG,
WHOLESALE ANB RETAIL DEALERS. IN

TUNNARD Il HEDENBURG.
WHOLESALE ANB RETAIL DEALERS. ~
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, Nc.
The bttBsCRlBEfls stock Of l,usgies,
hcekawsys, Bareuei,ee. Coaches, Ne has
heen selected by himself. and comprises
every variety. To his already complete
assortment, he il daily making additions.
Persons will find IL to their adv ,ntage. 10
eall and examine his stock.
1'UNN.dRD 4 HEDENBURG.
taAHN1Sf tlDtsp. O
1Nhls we'll known Hotel has undergone,
i during the past two months, very es-
tensive alterations and repairs various i,n-
pfovementA have been made in different
parts Of the establishment, the fcetns sup
piled with Are places and ncthin. overlook
81 that would Be likely TO add 10 the com.
eutt and convenience Of its patrons.
The Furniture and everything pertaining
b the house has been thoroughly overhauled
and put In perfect order cend II will be re-
opened On THURSDAY the ggd inst, iot
the reception u guests.
nov ietf WIN. MARKHAM.
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Lightning Rods.

Lightning Rods.
A NEW supply--just received OF the la
n test improvements-put up in the
best mait!,er, by W. F. TUNNARD.
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J. u, VALET,
Az ks Dft1 Dt1fv o. Thru StfAss.
IL IN constant receipt Of PURE,
! HRE4H gNyfA, AfANtYkANs CHSMf
HALA T6NFtMANfkS, "a. Hs ksejust rectiv
"a tef mp 1smpsIs, ir1n NJ Il Sss fsilswisk
| Barrel Refined Alum;
| do. Cotstss;
lie. Gum;
III. Gum fampk6f. refined;
dc g,estb Of Soils; Dc Cfesm Tartar,
do. Fine white dun Arabic.
10 Ons. sulph 4tihihe;
40 dtscht's Sulph Morphine
Best African Cayenne Pepper.
so lbs best bermuda Arrow Rect
American Scarifcatsfs;
Turkey hhubsfb; Falv. fpesse. he.
All Of which, be offers on The most tea-
sonable terms oct20.
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A LSO ON HAND FOR sALE-rorce
n Pumps, 1ndia Rubber Hose for pumps.
Chain Pumps with the tubes conplete.
oct. 10y. w. F. TUNNARD
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eteAfMet1 lMesssAAf and Alscl gcett.
INK HAhhEte and half barrels vsfions grades,
t1U fresh ground d. tcuts fleur. just received
~ AbSvs And FOR sale on accommodating terms
~ tjuhs III JOSHUA ZEAL.
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QlROp Anti rhlcgistique De Brisnt, fc'
- colds coughs kc. for sale by
mst.a4. J. l., WALLET, Druggist
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CAUCEsi Tomato, Walnut; Essence
~ Anehevies csvies; Reading WAGES.
sashifs and carry powders. oFer sale at
family grocery feb. . J. BEAL.
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r EECHEs. 200 best II hungarian Leech,
IL es, Inst fefeivtd and f6f sale ny
feb 90. II. WALLET. Apsthecaty.
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ORfNgE Flower Watet, = superior ~.
~ ticle, just received and for sale by
feb ~. J. i. WALLET. Apsthttsfy.
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DADWAYS RenovstlAg ksscltsnt. re-,
IL solves disease, pet,fes the Mood, -snts
renovstes the system. Tot sale ~
feb 20. IL. WALLET, AbothAssty-
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MARRIED,

In N ,cklenburg county, on the Sth instant,
by David Henderson, Esq, Mr. john Euing to
Miss Violet Hutchisou.
In Rowan county, on the 2nd Instant, CaIal,
klutts, Sheriff ofRowan, to Mrs Mary \ l. Owen
In Rutherford county, Mr. Jonathan Ledbett, r
of Mcdowell county, to Miss Amanda Rucker.
In Iredell county, DIR. ii. 4 Hill to Liss Jane
l. Holman.
In v likes county, Mr. J. w. Parluc to Miss
Fanny c. Wooten.
In Wmauga county, by Rev. JOS. Harrison,
Mr. Elijah Ressnell of Caldwell county, to Miss
Sarah Shnrrcl.
In Yoikvillc on the 2d inst, Mr. James Y.
Ferguson and Miss Jane A., third daughter OF
VIM. r. and F. T. Alexander.
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MeckIenbIrs County
FAIR.

Ereca.ire Committee Of me Meckicn64rg
Agricultural Secists fer The gear 1856
David Parks. j. A. Young,
Thomas Poster y. 4, Davidsoe-
VIM. y Pkifcr.
LIST OF COMMITTEES TO AWARD
PREMIUMS at the Fair to ~ held ia
Charlotte ON Thursday ard Friday, Nov.
Goth and 2lst.
ON AGRICULTURAL ESSAYS.
Rev II b Cunningham, d. d., Rev b
Watt, j w Osborne.
ON FARMS
A. Springs, Maj. b. Morrow, T.. c. Da-
wilson.
on HORSES, MULES AND JACKS
w. +. Phifer, JAS. Patterson, A. A. y.
NJ. Taylor.
ON CATTLE
James II. Davis, Gen. John A. Young,
john l.. Springs.
on HOGS AND SHEEP.
J. :. Davis, j. b. Kerr, Rich'd Peoples
ON COTTON, HAY AND FLOUR,
W. II. Myers, +. \. Alexander, j. NJ
Strong.
4. B. Davidson, Leroy Springs, B. w.
Alexander.
GOODS OF DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
III b Williams, John Walker, DIR + y
Hutchinson.
ON AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
CT Alexander, Il III Brcm, NJ ID john
ston. .
ON MACHINERY.
VIM Johnston. Asa George. Berryhili'
OK VEHICLES AND HARNESS.
Williamson Wallace, i II Davidson,
G. Grier.
ON VEGETABLES.
Jos w Ross, NJ. D., Robert Henderson,
p J Lowric.
ON POULTRY.
c Overman, p Smith, W A Lucas.
ARTICLES IN LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Col w A Williams, Thns w Dewey, Il
p Waring, A c Williamson, NJ Davidson.
p Lowrie appointed to prepare badges
and solicit the annual subscriptions.
sg" The List of Premiums will be pub
lished next week.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-14
MR. FLLMoRB's SENTIMENTS

The southern friends of Willard Fillmore
are parading an article from the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser" "a paper said to
be Mr. F's organ,) for the purpose of prov
ing that he occupies the proper ground in
regard to the question of reinstating the
Missouri Com promise. Really, we can't
conceive how the article throws any more
light on Mr. Fillmore's sentiments than we
had before; but we can see very plainly
that it is eyasive and rounds the point with
out coming up to it. The question which
the South wants answered is, will Mr. Fill
more veto bill, if passed by Congress, re-
storing the Missouri restriction 1t is un-
necessary for our whig-know-nothing OPP
ponents to talk about the present or the
succeeding Congress not being able to re-
store the measure-''that he (Mr F. does
not think it would be wise to attempt its
restoratiOn"-we know all about that-but
we desire them to tell us whether he would
VETO such bill if passed. The article in
question, although it states that Mr. F. is
opposed to agitating this matter, charges
that the repeal was OH act of folly. Mr.
Fillmore himself says that the repeal ''was
the Pandora's box from which has issued
all our present evils That is strange
way to talk in order to alllay agitation.
We are not ready to acknowledge, and
We think every southern man should be I'M
willing to do so, that the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise was o all act of folly"
Mr. Badger of this State, (who is considered
an able Constitutional lawyer,) has express
sed the opinion that the repeal virtually
took place during Mr. Fillmore's admins
tration. So Mr. F. may blame himself for
building ''Pandora's box this time.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-14
wE1cH DAVE WILL BE REeARp9

While other topics are being discussed.
the fact that Mr. Fillmore is sworn know
nothing must not be forgotten. The know
nothing press, no doubt, would willingly
ignore this truth if it could, but there are
considerations in connection with the sub
ject which demands the reflection of the
American people, and it is therefore neces-
sary to recur to ''frst principles" That
Mr. Fillmore was regularly initiated into
the "Order" we have the testimony of Mr.
G. A. Scrogg of New York, (who admins
tered the oaths to him) and of Mr. Brown
low who was in the Convention that nomi-
mated him In fact We heard one of the
\. c. delegates to the know-nothing nation
al Convention say that there was no doubt
about Mr. F's being member. He belong
ed to Council No. Ia.
Now suppose Mr. Fillmore should be
elected President of the United States ian
event by no means likely to occur) which
oath will he obey-the one the Constitution
requires him to take, or the one taken as a
know-nothing! When he took the second
degree he swore that he would not appoint
a foreigner or Roman Catholic to any office
or place in his gift. This is the substance
of Mr. Fillmore's know-nothng oath. Now
if he were elected President he would have
to take the following oath:
Il do solcmnly swear that | will faithfully
execute the office of President of the United
States, and will to the best of my ability,
PreseTcc, protect. and dgcnd the ConStitu-
ton IF The United !StdtcS.''
Well, the Constitution expressly pro-
vidcs that ''no religious test shall ever be
required as a qualification to any Office or
public trust under the United States
Now, fellow citizens, friends of Mr. Fill
more, we wish TO know which one Of these
oaths you expect your candidate to obey
do you expect him to adhere to know
nothingism. or will he comply with the
Constitution and not require a religious
test! This is matter about which the
people want light. We arc no advocate
of appointing Roman Catholics to Office
we like very well TO see Protcstants hold
ing the oifices-but we arc decidedly
opposed to saying that because a man is
simply a member of certain Church he
shall not hold an Office.
Certain it is that Mr. Fillmore would
have to violate one of his oaths. And who
would give him privilege 10 do this ! Who
could absolvc him from the binding effect
of sacred pledge! The Pope of Rome
and Catholic Priests are accused of grant
ing abSolution to their followers, and the
only help Mr. Fillmore could get would be
to join the Catholics and procure from the
Pope or Arch Bishop Hughes a pardon for
binding himself with a knownothing obi
CATION.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-14

NEBRASKA.-The census of Nebraska
has just been taken. and it shows popu-
lation of 1926, aud 1000 voters. The
population has increased over two and
one-fourth fold in a single year, and the
number of voters is nearly three times
greater han in 1855. There was not a
single dollar subscribed for Sharpe's rifles
to establish this territory aud to fill it with
free citizens.
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Accounts of the Democrat Office.

ALL accounts due for subscriptions TO The
western Democrat" and for adv, rtising and job
work, from the 26rh ofOctober, 1858, to the 10Th
neciion with the Office ccastd-musi be paid to
Mr. William }. Yates, the p.esent proprietor OF the
paper
gTAll accounts due for subscriptions since the
commenccment of the paper III July, 1852, up TO
tho 10Th OF October 1888, must be pa d to my
Agent, who will IN short time call upon slbscIr-
bcrs Tor Their dues. Many OF those accounts are
OF two, three, and even tour years standing; md
therefore ~ hoped those indebted will no longer
decr payment, either by cash or by uoie.
JOHN j. PALMER.
Charlotte, Ger. ], 1856.
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DIED,

In Wilmington, on the 9th instant, Robert F.
Brown, aged 40 years.
In Rowan county, on the oath ultimo, Martin
Luther aged % years.
In Wadesboro, on the Goth ult, Mary Ann.
infant daughter of VIM. w and Harriet II. Tap
SCOT aged one year aud q days
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-14

From kANsAs-Priyate advices received
from Kansas, mention rumor that Gov
Robinson was about to convene the Free
State Legislature. The hundred Free State
men arrested under Harvey at Hickory
Point, had all been committed on the charge
of murder.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-14
New YoRK, Oct. 10.

4 NEW FREE Soil TRICK.-The Herald
Of to-day states that Fremont has received
several letters threatening assassination, as
his enemies are determined to prevent his
ever being President.
THE letters mentioned were no doubt
written in the Herald Office, or by Monsieur
Fremont himself
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-14

ELECTION IN UPPER MICHIGAN.-An
election fer State Senator and two Repre-
sentatives was held in the Upper Peninsu-
lar Of this State on the 3Jth Sept. Tho
democratic candidates were elected. The
majority for Senator was about .0JO.
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0 [ + H 0 / S T


FELLOW Citizens: The political hori
ION of our Country is dukenng in the South
by portentious cIoUds-clouds Of dark fanat
cism, arising from the North and spreading its
dark, damp folds around our great American
Emblem of Freedom. the Eoglg.
In order to cheer the dropping spirits Of the
South, and to raise their minds superior to all
evils arising therefrom l. the undersigned, have
bought the House and
STOCK CP GROCERIES,
Formerly owned by H. Sewers, and have given
it the cognomen above. where all persons
friendly to the South her Institutions and tie
Constitution of the United States, can at all
times call Sundays exceptcd) and BE- accommo,
dated with an eXhlierating fluid, in the shapc
OF
Hot Whiskey Punch, Brandy
Teddy, Gin Cocktail, Wine
Sangaree, Foaming Beer,
Brown Stout Porter,
and in fact, Cor
dialS Syrups,
&C.,
For the sick and temperate.
ALSO
4 choice lot Of SPANISH CIGARS of c,.,,-,
quality and price; so fragrant and delicious
that the stinulant arising thcreirou Will make
a man
Forget his loves and debts,
And mind his griefs no more"
- All friendly to the South will please call
and see Inc, as l will always be ready to wait on
you.
J. DUIS.
opposite the Court House
\. B.-LIQUORS of all kinds and qualities
will be sold by the Gallon or Barrel at the low
est market price. FOR CASH. j. D.
Charlotte, Oct. Ia, 1856. 14-tf
Wing copy.
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- 1t is now positively asserted that
the Black Republican Convention which
recently assembled in Wheeling formed a
Fremont electoral ticket for Virginia.
A Mr. James T. McIver, whose name is
on the ticket, publishes card in which he
says:
Il supposed no one who knew me intimate
w. would have believed for a moment that
would lend myself or name to such par
tv, so unworthy of the confidence and sup
port of any man who cherishes the princi-
nles of the Constitution. and desires To per-
petuate the Union, and | can assure those
who have seen my name given as one OF
the Electors upon the Black Republican
ticket in our noble State, that l would be
the last man to aid in bringing such SIAN
der upon her character and my own, and
that the fabrication is as false as the heart
that conceived it.
have the pleasure of an acquaintance
with many, if not all of those associated
with me upon the ticket, and L hazard
nothing in saying that all of them are good
Democrats, and would be as far from en-
gaging in such an unholy work as would"
g Hon. j. ". Farrelly, whig ex-mem-
her of Congress, of Pennsylvania, has TAX
en- the stump for Buchanan and Breckin-
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
Will be sold on Thursday the 9Th of Novem-
Der next, the following property belonging to
the estate of VIM. Lee, decd, viz:
ii Head Mules and Horses,
40 Head pork Hogs,
4 number of Cattle,
A quantity of corn, fodder, oats and heat
road Wagon, wood Wagon,
railroad Carts, / Carriage,
/ Buggy, Piano nearly new,
Farming Tools, BIacssmiths' Tools.
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Also, good Library Of Books.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
tsTs' Al persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make payment, and those having
claims to present them within the time prescribed
by law.
J. W. BARNETT, Amir
October 14th, 1886. It
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-10-14

DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN DELAWARE.
The election held in this State yester-
day for inspectors and Assessors, resulted
as follows: New Castle county, $50 Dem
sex, 500.
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REMARKS.-There is still good demand for
Cotton, all offered is readily taken; lew small
lots sold the last of the week at Il cts Corn no,
much in market, price slightly declined Rye ia
in demand al 50 cts. per bushel. Not much Bacon
in market-rathcr dull Oats in demand at IS to
10 cts. Flour has dcclined-markct tolerably we'll
supplied