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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-29
NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS

NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS ri
This weather Is likely produce great deal
of Sickness To personS troubled with nervous rIleuat
&c affections, Tond recommend BoerhaTe's Holland Bit
ters On referring you Will find certificates
from first German and English cittzenS-fd.
.StudtS ZeituR0. .e-t r l.gss s.s t1+S
TIE WORST FORM OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
We are liberty refer to several well gentle
men, who have used, thoroughly tested and
mend BoeriAves Holland Bittera remedy for Piles
We not at liberty 10 publsl their Names but will take
pleasure in referring person to them who denies tis
statement,
For this Infection half prescribed dose should be
takeT-sAY dG ontamornins, and night one
hour before meals. q .4iHa
The great popularity of this Aroma has induced
many mutations which the public should guard against
chasing BE not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Boerhaye.s Holland Bttets fair trial One
viii conAnce you how infinitely superior Rllthese
Esod at 81 per bottle Oesx bottles for .heiSole
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 Co, .g,.l...
/ 1s Manufacturing PharmaceutIsts and Chemists,
cor Snithfeld Third SITS, Pittsburgh.
E.nnRhifnB 81 EBushdeld, s.4
mf7G1laT1y Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling. Va.
TOO LIS. spopgcsr assorted qlaIcs' in store and 70
ieaS 40. coon 4 CO.,
IINXlELoT0R whIsky, Just received aud 5or gsle By
~ iu9s ~, w.A.EDwAROs& BRO!
ssn rs S5SG .ss sfyz
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
CIxc1xNATt, August 2sth.-River 20 inches
and stationary. Weather pleasant.
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with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SuILBrvIILE.

Consumpres, do not despair till you have tried ArERs
CnERXr PEcTORAL It is made by of the best medical
world all round btspeak the
high merits Of its PHILADELPHIA ledger.
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ASTHMA OR PHrHIsIo, AND BRONCHITIS.

- WET MANCHESTER Ia, FtD !, 500.
yiR: Your CHEEKY PECToRAL is performing marvellous
cuTes in this section. lthas relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms OF consumption, aud Il curing
forty years.
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s17EUBEN lEILLE AND WlEELLNG
J. M. HAMIITON

STEAM BOAT AGENT,
WHEELING, VA.
Wharf R0nL Mt the foot OF M OnrOe street,
VIII the receiving and DELIVERING Of freight, and
the collection Of freight bills
Freight for all the regular packets will be received free
charge. nTl2-tf
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HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.

A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALnlox, MoxsoE COUNTY, Iowa,
writes Sept 1855 During practice Of many ysats
curable." Et
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] New YORK Advert1sementa
ALBERT c.. R1OHAES DsON,A or 81
Advertising aud Corresponding ofec, No. s63 Roadway
-
Coles VOYAGE OF l.lFIi. Z 3

-Four magnificent lne EnRrRStnEs
7Eera Originals The sPISGLRR INSTITUTES Nr
TosHp ladies. GoRaNH D. AppoIFS prlnslpst'
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ConxunlPtfon

We might add volumes OF evidence but the most coaYlnc
Ing proof the virtues remedy Its
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a PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE.
II enIth Il csIored mud Life AemsIhenad /!
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Echt HoHanasc6 Kruiden Bitters.
TWIN YEARS have elapsed since the introduction OF this
i valuable medicine into the United Statcs During this
time 1t has gained GHircrSdt popularity as Remed!

Eeuer and A0ue, DyspepSid Indigestion, Headache,
LoSs Of Appetife, L6ttItty, G1,tfreneS'p
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oRIsT.Apo,RQ,s HAZE DYE

lSIIIL IRIO-IISH<INI. -
CONTRAST the nts brought the hair by CristAde
~ ro's machless reritaznE Hair Dye and those pTGdn
ced by application of the burning fluids oiuarly sold
Hair Dyesyou that color s. natural IN
case unnatural in the other, and the simple Is that
CrstadUrus tile preparation which By Its che
mIca combination oPer1tes natural and invaluable prin
cIles. Made, sold applied I'm private EQemsl
Cfstadoro's Astor House, broadway, N. y Also for
sale by Principal Druggists and peifnners throughout
the country 70 -s - - = 3
New York Agents, W. II. CORY co. ? Z
So WARD, CLOSE CO. ~
Wheeling Agents, T. II. LOGAN & CO., a3Ss -
fe6:1ydaw 1852 Bridge Corner DrtRIists
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- ..IIN,I,TELLIGENCER.
= = MORNING, AUGUST %, 1866.
..=.=e,nlRRlEsPoNDENTs.

..,z,,,- Inscription. advertising OF other
y re- Intrligrneer should be addressed to
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RAJ atFords relief and comfort.

Probably remedy ever been known which
many such dangerous this. Some
aid could reach but to those the cnEnEr PkcrO-
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TRANSPORT AXIOM.
Change of Schedule.
1900 ssSlss5lss. -

Wheeling Station, Aug. 9Th, 1886.
ON and amer May the 2Oth the Passenger Trains (aceom-
na0daon express na} station daily at
7:1O A. NJ. 4:90 p. n. and 1GlOP. ".
Tie Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
leave daily (reept Sundays 710 NJ arrives
Cumberland At 6OPM. Leaves oHmberiArdat 5:i5 A. NJ.
and arrives at Wheeling at $50, =. NJ. 5Js
The Express Train leaves at 4O P. n and will stop at
the following stations BenWood, Moundsve, Cameron,
FarmOnt PetteTman eWburg RoElesburR, Piedmont Cum
beTand Sir Johns Rum MaTnsburE, HarPers Ferry, Mon.
ocacy, SykeSvIlIc and Washington Junction.
The Mail Wheeling daily Saturdays exeeped)
at 1910 P. II. and stops at the regular stationI
WIS. wooDs1DE, superintendent.
aug7 J. B. FORD, Agent.
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f=ftla II. ztEa1dC4to.
A NEW Feather Bed for sale cheap.-at No. 127 HOin
l a m az s' = W. R1HeLDArFER
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POTlCHOMA MIE.

TINE and beautiful OF ornamentIng the mpieGt
Glass Vessel to resemble the PSEsr PAINTED CI4,
a tlTnC CUSr is creating immense exclseuentS
Ladies' and Gentlemen alike fascinated with this delight
full occupation ehaste and elegant for Call
dren aud Schools encouraging taste for In design
and harmony in tue Of SooEs The whole Art
eau be perfectly acquired In half hour Book Of IRstTe
ton separately ST. Boxes containing Vases Book. and
every article required 50. sent by Express.
CONTENT, SEARI L CO, Wholesale Store,
,ie1I-lydaw 5ua broadway, \. Y.
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Powderl Powder!

Shoulder Braces.
FINE assortment OF Ladies and Gentlemen'a self adj
"a justInE Braces, just received and for sale by.
nus9 80 = PUSDESBERG 4 ROBERTS.
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asesne.~ RsF : spI &SaFE Institute, New YORK

KID GLOVE CLEANER.
Important Discovery the MISUNDERSTANDING
~ tircly New nst imported. ~ 'f r. =
"joUVEN's NOTORIOUS PREPARATION
Tor Instantly CLEANING KID GLOVES without the FlghteEt
SMELL. hub small portion glove, the ART
Etantly diSappeurscnn DO Immediately Afterwards
Que bottle Is warranted to clean ~ pair OF Gloves Price,
90 cents. Try 1t before buying All DIE Agents present.
ed with bottle to prove its operation. Agents
coinuS money BY the unprecedented demand More
wanted. ~, -s-E 49, 5a I.f7
CONTENT, NEARY & co. wholesale Store,
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s'.rftors. editorial department Of the paper,
10 the Editors, Jointly, OF to either one
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CAUTION 1

For his Infection one half prescribed dose should be
taReIsAY half Woodworking, and night,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06
THE NEWS FROM NICARAGUA.

The Intelligence from Nicaragua, in to-
days paper, will be found interesting
Apart from the battles between Walker and
the Costa Rieans, il will be seen that an
intercepted correspondence between the
British government and Costa Riea, in
which the former agreed TO contribute two
thousand stand of arms to the latter, has
fallen into Walkers hands. The letter
making this offer is from the foreign Office
of Great Britain to E. Wallerstein, the
Consul General of Costa RIGA. There are,
it is stated, several other letters, one of
which was from Mr.. Moliny, the Costa
Rican Minister at Washington, informing
his government of recent letters received
from the governments of Great Britain and
France, in which great sympathy is felt for
the Central American States in general.
Another informs the government of Costa
RIGA that an English feet will be imme-
diately sent to the Pacific coast of Costa
RIGA.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

dent. In view of Mr.. Fillmore's Erie letter,
and his known opposition to the exercise of
the veto power, who can doubt that he would
sign any bills which a free-son Congress
might send up to him!
Nor will the South trust man whokeeps
dark on the Kansas-Nebraska questions.
Is Mr.. Fillmore in favor of Mr.. Doug
lass bill providing for the admission of ter
ritories as States of the Union, freed from
any restriction on the subject of slavery !?
Or is he in favor of the repeal of that bill !!
The platform of the Convention which
nominated him, denounces the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise, and if he accepts, it
will of course be to carry out their prinei-
pies.
We repeat, that personal merits will
not satisfy the South at this crisis. She
needs and will require the addition of poll
teal merits. She wants for the next Pre-
sident a man whose opinions On Southern
rights are known. She wants some tangi-
BILE pledge of security. When she is men
.aced and in great danger from Northern
freesOilers, she will require something more
reliable than personal merits" and the
proof of Southern principles, as evinced by
the signing of the Compromise bills.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06
EQUAL SUFFRAGE.

The uniform opposition made to this pop
lar measure, by Mr.. Gilmer, as shown by
his votes while Senator, forms one of the
many reasons urged by many of the presses
and people Of the State against his election
as Governor. He is attempting to sink this
question, by obeying mandate of the late
Grand Councir' at Greensboro, to pre-
vent it from embarrassing" Known othing
principles and success at the polls in Au
CAST, but the people will not be ''embarrass-
ed' in coming to correct understanding
of the motive which influenced his friends
in Convention to recommend that this ques-
ton be not made an issue in the present
canvass.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

r. Gov. BRAGG and j. A. GILMER,
Esq, arrived here on Friday evening last,
in the Northern cars, Mr.. G. having joined
Gov. B. at Greensboro. They sojourned
for the night at the Mansion House, where
many of their respective friends called to
see them. Saturday morning they took
their departure in the Lincoln and Ashe
vile Stage, for the purpose of commencing
the canvass by public discussion, in Chero
kee, on Thursday next. Thence, they will
proceed to Macon, Jackson, Haywood,
Henderson, Buncombe, Madison, Yancey,
Mcdowell, and Rutherford counties, speak
ing at the latter place on the Goth instant.
The canvass will be warm one, Int as
all the argument will be on one side, we
have no doubt of the result.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06
DEATH ON BOARD A STEAMER.

Miss Mary Burwell, highly accomplish
ed young lady, only IL years of age, daugh-
ter of the Rev. MIR. Burwell, of Hiusbore',
n. C., died ON board the steamer James
town, on Sunday morning last, while ON her
passage home from New Nork. She had
visited New York for the purpose of per-
fecting her musical education, but about
eight weeks ago she was attacked with o
disease which proved TO be erysipelas. AZ
ter hoping for the best, the worst fears be-
gan to be realized, and accompanied by
both her parents. she left New York in the
expectation, which proved, alas, to be vain,
of reaching home aud breathing her last
there.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

TIE DEAF AND DUMB.-The Raleigh
Standard states that Mr.. Cooke, with a
portion of the pupils of the institution for
the Deaf and Dumb and Blind, of Raleigh,
will visit next week some of the towns on
the line of the n. C. Railroad, for the pur-
pose of exhibiting the proficiency of the
pupils in their studies. These exhibitions
will be quite interesting.
P. S. Since the above was in type, we
have been requested to state that Mr.. COOKE
with his Pupils, will be in Charlotte. on Mon
day next, the 10Th instant, and will give an
Exhibition of their proficiency in various
branches of learning, at the Presbyterian
Church.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

In his remarks of acceptance he (Mr.
Gilmer) appears to have regarded his nomi-
nation as only matter worthy of joke
charlotte Democrat.
The above is wilful, deliberate and pre-
meditated little stOry.-[ Salisbury Herald
when Mr.. Gilmer was informed of his
nomination. the Greensboro papers inform
US, he came forward and said: II accept
the nomination with the platform annexed,
and the platform with the nomination an
nexed." This we are sure will satisfy any
person, except the Editors of the Herald,
that Mr.. Gilmer did regard his nomination
as matter worthy of joke"-while it will
also show who has been guilty of wilful,
deliberate, and premeditated big (not
''little'') story.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06
COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. EDIToR-Learning that some of our
late popular Delegates to the Legislature,
will decline a reelection, you will please
state that We desire to present the name of
DR.. H. NJ. PRITCHARD to the nominating
Convention of next week. We know no
gentleman who would represent the people
of Meeklenburg with more efficiency, or
who is more popular and deserving.
MANY VOTERS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06
AN AFFAIR OF FATAL
RESULT

We learn through a gentleman, (says
the Columbia Times, of yesterday that on
Saturday last, Mr.. b. WILKINS and Mr.. j..
FLANNER, residents of Wilmington, n. c.,
accompanied by their friends,) fought a
duel at Fair Bluff, S. c., and that Mr..
WILKINS was killed on the third fire. The
difficulty grew out of remarks made by Mr..
w. which were denounced by publication
from the pen of Mr.. FLANNER, who imme-
diatcly received challenge from the former.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06
From the Boston Herald.

From the Boston Herald
SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING BY using Pro-
fessor Woods Hair Restorative. gray hair can be
permanently restored to its original color. The
sa9joined certificate was recei.ed from johnson Il
Stone, Gardiner, Me-, and is but one of the many
instances that are coming to our knowledge of its
wonderful effects. 1t is no longer problematical,
but self-evident truth, as hundreds in our CON-
munity can testify
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

The SEAsoN.-After many weeks of dry
weather we were favored on Thursday last
with a copious rain. The corn and other
young crops are now growing finely. The
wheat crop it is feared, will not fully re-
cover from the effects of the long drought.
Another fine rain set in last night, and is
progressing at the time of our paper going
to press, Tuesday morning.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

ANOTHER CONTEST IN WILMINGToN.-
An animated contest took place a short
time since, between the Democrats and
Know-Nothings, for municipal officers, in
Wilmington, in which the Know n othings
were successful. Yesterday another warm
contest came off for Commissioners of
Navigation--the result of which has not yet
reached us.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

= r. P. Warning, Esq. of Charlotte,
was recommended by the Democratic meet
ings lately held in Mecklenburg and Union
counties, as a suitable individual to receive
the appointment of Elector for this Electoral
Mr.. r. is thinker and worker. we'll posted,
and zealously and ably would he discharge
the duties of the place. We would be pleas
ed to see it bestowed upon him. Salisbu-
?y Banner.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06
STATE FAIR.

We understand, says the Raleigh Stan
stard, that letters have been addressed, by
the Chairman of the Executive Committee
of the State Agricultural Society, to the
Presidents of the several Railroads leading
to this City, with view of effecting an ar
rangement for the transportation of passen-
gers visiting the Fair, at half price, and
for the free transportation of stock and one
specimen of agricultural implements, and
other manufactured articles from the same
manufacturer. The Wilmington and We'll
don, and the Raleigh and Castor Roads, we
are happy to state, have. through their
Board of Directors, promptly responded to
the committee, and accede fully to their re-
quest. We have no doubt that the other
Roads will respond in the same liberal spi-
rit; for we conceive the interest of our Rail
roads are closely identified with the success
of our Fairs, and the advancement of agri-
cultural interests throughout the State.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06
DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR TRoUP

The Savannah Journal, of Friday, says:
The melancholy intelligence has just reach
ed us of the death of the most illustrious
citizen of Georgia. He expired last satur-
day, at his residence in Laurens county, at
the age of "a years. The noblest Roman
of them ALL" Gov. Troup's illness was he
morrhage of the lungs.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06
MATTRESSES.

HHE undersigned is now Manufacturing
u Mattresses in a very superior manner, three
doors North of the American Hotel. He has on
hand large assortment of various kinds, and is
prepared to make son short notice any size
that may be wanted He respectfully solicits q
call from those who may want any thing in his
line w. w. QUINN.
April ], 1856.-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

r Hezekiah Conant, of Hartford, for
merly printer boy in Worcester Massa-
chusetts. is reported to have sold the patent
fer his new breech-loading rife for $4,000.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06
NEW POST OFFICE.

DIR. Ross, our Postmaster, requests US to
state that new Post Office has been estab-
iished at Craig Head, Mecklenburg county
DAVID o. MCKEAvAN, Esq, Postmaster.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06
COMMON SCHOOLS.
once of Literary Board, I


"HE President and Directors of the Literary
H. Fund, having made Distribution of said
Fund for the first six months OF the year 1856,
among the several Counties of the State fer Com
mon Schools, have directed the following tabular
statement to be published, showing the amount
set apart for each County.
These amounts will be paid ON compliance with
the provisions of law relative to the same, at the
Treasury Department of the State.
The Counties of Jackson, Madison, Yadxin,
Polk, Harnett, and Wilson, will receive their re-
spective portions out of the amounts distributed
to the Counties on: of which they were respec
lively formed
THOMAS BRAGG,
mn o+Te.a If r poo~3
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

ON MONDAY, the 2sth of April, some
| where between Sugar Creek Church and
Back Creek Church. three notes of hand, one
on MIR. La Black for the sum of S6s A,
one on MIR. Thos. P. Rodgers for S33 90, and
the other on MIR. VIM. Noles for the sum of
S3-and also some other papers. The finder
will receive my thanks, and if required be
suitably rewarded, by returning said notes to
me. JOHN r. RODGERS.
May 6, 4s56-3t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

AN INFAMOUS FRAUD.-T. B. Peterson,
of Philadelphia, publisher of worthless
and immoral fctions, has issued q work,
with the title of "Courtship and Marriage ;
or, The joys and Sorrows of American
Life" of which he announces the late Mrs
Caroline Lee Hentz to be the author. The
children of that gifted woman, with an af-
fectionate regard to the memory of their
mother, deny that she was the writer of the
work. The knavish publisher thought to
make the book sell by the rascally trick.
Decent people should shun any work with
the imprimatur Of 7. B. Peterson.-[ Rich
anOnd En0uirer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

VThe Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions, which commenced on Monday the
28th ult., closed its labors on Saturday last.
A large amount of business was transacted
the Justices, Clerks, Sheriffs, Jurors, and
Attorneys performing their several RESPONSE
BILE duties with commendable promptitude.
The occasion brought to town, during the
week, large number of citizens from the
country.
The nomination of Democratic Candi-
dates for the Senate and House of Com
mons, was not gone into at this Court
These nominations will probably be made
on Tuesday of Superior Court.
The Superior Court, Judge J. w. ELLIS
presiding, will commence on Monday next.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs.- from
Oregon and Washington Territories repre-
sent that the Indians are laying waste the
country, wherever they go, murderingg all
ages, sexes, AMI conditions of people. The
whole country is in a state of confusion and
alarm. A body of 800 recently attacked
the Cascades, burned every building and
killed large number of the citizens. The
people are collecting their forces, to put an
end to these scenes. The Oregon Indian
war so far has cost the United States ST.
100000.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06
Charleston, NAV 2
MARRIED,

On the first of May, by the Rev'd H. B. Cum
d. D., Mr.. JAMES l.. SHELBY to Miss
HENRIETTA T. WARREN.
On the 22d ult., by the Rev'd r. II. Lafferty,
Mr. SAMUEL w. HARRIS, of Cabarrus county, to
Miss NJ E. DAVIS, of Mecklenburg county.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

In the April Term of the County Court of
Mecklenburg County, for the purpose, will ex-
pose 20 public sale, at the Court-House in Char
Iotte. on Tuesday the 20h Of May,
TWO NEGROES,
One a woman about thirty-ive years of age, and
her daughter about seven-very lkely-belong-
ing to the estate OF the late Col. Henry Hoover.
TERNS-Six months credit will be given;
the purchaser giving bond bearing interest from
date, and two approved securities.
T. 7. SANDIFER,
May 6, l656-ts Commissioner.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

- Hon. ROBERT B. GILCHRIST, lat
Judge OF the U. S. District Court of SoutI
Carolina, died last week at Charleston.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-06

V Hon. Ogden Hoffman, recently At
torney General of New York, died Thurs
day, after a short illness.