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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

soU-akA-T 1oHNtE wAsHISsfeN ASLNrE & Tp!rp ~
STIOiis, NO,
Taeu. iotdbd b. tle Gen. raj A -sesnbir. JAM
J. A. twett, fourth. 1919, with fll authority
''lo ( BIT diplomas award degrees, confer honor.,
and fyettise al and stag II ihe Iryn g. 'oumon
~ iafn' rTfii i-r ,lsFfzef ty Law, IN ether
8 atts.'--, Charter 81.
A m con- az ~ sa3 tan, I'd ilir Insiftati.-n,
embraces ntplls Enis. FAX ks Eip-, Aunin rfial
tsfcriri6n.. tousneIciAi LAW. ann p ni0ah.ij.
q M m lau tlLei tor Iie cOur-e --psra Ell
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nd 4 thI,r ont Il q. IL aspcciiv Psafes--
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Put>.-
s-Norur Grrtl.iueu w,,hhg 10 rterarf f.m-
itntfaf "a mes rursEHi- are fest rfftly invited
.eaA drtnR hu-ln... hours. ati EaInjne III. mol
stpartinH in-ttH.t IN, IL rf"ar.-- Of ~ pups
eut sipeFlur faculties uira 10 tho estrpE-
Il q lfypc ~ fm-el,.- Scr The practical 'inti u
the snt'rting-lor.. Personal refer giN IN +.
1bov. ts-" hudhred and Hfs ESQ pyic.icai an
tants. Haw N Chargr of box. IN thi- city tll II
whom nsvr c. mrlrtef their business e.lueaticn in
this INST uii"n
y. u Tor cir-rlars; Containing tufurm.tifs, in
regard terms the II instruction. af.I I'll
business rounec 81 win the allow, cal. 'sA n.
: ulh-Etst corner ~ Washington sspnu. snd I!d5d
street, ahire..,
JONkTH An JONES 81. Is,ni- NO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25
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Trustees Sale.

slHE.HAS ~ he 18Th fay ~ Nnrealter 4. -.
w 1874 IL Ch A4 aust ,phtC Ir,irr.Ei- wiz
ard c. II. Hell. eNtSrtssf uu'a SanGe. sylvester.
Trts.e-. &C tain deed al trtsj conVs, ins a I
Irus - aut ii Sc II county. Iowa, 5escr,b a.
fol VS. TO wits In east nall OIL number one % Ia
fes',i mai HI ok nuuh' ION "a N Forrest & nil1ns
al tiou 10 'he y = Dav nro4 also anoIllsr arcel
OF and Ing part Of sam lot one } thu bouIied
and desc IBID: comm IN III s,-ufh Lin nj tie
~ IN sad tlors f'nrt4i II port rr 81 ~ .lri
dist mt. til BtfIb-essj aria norfI!-w III COIN o
sail lot ~ ~ n H. .s.t c-ei ~ la1suots
OF eruleriy e james j fsait thence west lheg
- .Gs sas iy thfi IN feet, then sai.h
afiY-s = 90 ret tkel.ra at tnllf en- Il II
"a ncanerihhaJ-~ " 400 ~ I a. pia of urs!h-
ntu., waich said cpi,t yauce,rp mad by the ssii a.
e. en- Muei &. = r.ili n,r NJ ant G IT, Rril = he
q = e'ar'Ig Al,tlat ~ ~ o. ri-in frrii'. rH
aoi~ ana lie iIt resi- .ffsf-aE 500 hty ssli y IL
Ch M,eilrT dated ti fstl fas of Nnts a. M.
1854 ana I'sy,h,eia m yea HE order ui II. Il
? 4 f'r iir -ula ~ TariTe Hanarrti anil Fift ~
And said l.. r. having h,-sAn- de md isiy, T.
All b. ar II Z g, gHte- ttvu; f.isj : r.
Il -1ia !, stqin.t 80. 80 Tu-i-' 70, ato sad,
- J re'-f Xxx ih,. p.be ho,l.- inat BY ,tftre -
he D'He.- sch is i, is 'th, -,p. 4, 4 5r,-t
80 n-' Monday 'fhe "a day II r rtiaha \ T.
SD tuc lour ~ = t'eleeg in TIE ~ ait
49,. a. Vs. CO.. Htu.s Ia ,ht 1rs 1T taEGtl-
p"r e.a ana carT ~ 81 ~ publ Auc lan II.
pa eli al ND abt,v dssc % 4. tr l.GcN y
5 sil he sdinc1en at. is Hnh pa TIE aiisat =
all nye WITH n in;er~i tsT o. :" he dat 81 ale
together tn n the costs ard tvf 'st. att udtnr
SAID Sal co';- If Til, notiee aud frn : e. IT,
n tie 'mtl IL u ~ such 81 de,i wili Is. IL
r!sn'o rifh tn, .t,rnlsti !; Il SAN faa1 5fsra
Dated ne is'h.sy n sortnh r \. fsa5.
not2s sAsiIsEt sYIyrSrFr T-tl>tta
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25
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aHCTG EXPLORATICES,

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or, ta"Fr fnb5r CHaS ~ that sW #a 4.
j. i1F ,E,thra Iss ra.sl VT ssvgh rnHlr~a
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81 4 N r7v'if-s 7tr Van Inc A's'1r
vsr ai..rsth, i.'S tuia Nay $50.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25
Notice.
lo WiiiteiH sthtl.-yp. Rob RI sin ~, III Ii,-t,
) s4sYs Mis- Dir k4iiros feo&i "a =, Nh iii

HulCCs
lo Wiiiieia sinilsyp. Rob ri sin ~, III ui,.t,-
: s4e'Ys Mis- ar k4iiros eo~i IA saS,t3li tth
e. ~. I'd nth sd l"rj af'es. h -Yit
You are sereb! hotf thai b, ll,t,t i All or,il-
diuane Of tie city colsc Of 'he city OF Dsvrup, RI
passed pteniber l0th ls55, eutl ed .An ordnance
fer TIE Continuation and cxt',.,i n nth Stree,
~ the cit, Of Dav sport eastwa ,lis". iary Of tx
t'siLteItstcl tselyidsrs y. aid eity VIZ. .um-
rnnnri AID worn a, hi NayuSs l3s i.--al .i,y
On D. ST iaysYf D.ci nri4 aAS, fiss i so,c,ocs
VI, aossss a;d awari 10 -a1aF.s J.. 5-aeft.
That mas a'rrGe % the ewiers efth iani;,.or.. 10
be takenita tge iuus'i % and exie3.,an ~ safi
street Che verdict Vi tie ur.,a.r teta Il, Oh d
Efh inst. having be BY m. sufficient csn.r =,
ASA y Tid following j, DESCRIPTION 4 III trset ~
ihnd rrop,er4 ~ t1s-u 4 saIi * t.on IN said
s'4 ,shewn by tie is' otihe d reyre r-of mad
by th- ci'r n-tnee, SID - ~ It,e uayu.'. r.
% wit
ira tsf feet-Nt nom tide Ig sen .,iI, a,!o,
OF Fourth STREET 10 The iv-f Front .,r..t sota'-
Ing f'tt'- tire pfe nndrct, u 80 acre OF aud nf
-rd Wi'i,n and n bert si.p-.n. an tR.rt,-nin.
oT- r7d H. ~ m -,r n lana .aJ N NPait
Rnt Gnts pa.a-N.F mh-r iIh ls'&
90 MiIGHtIIL. Mayor AZ rfty 10 n1v.,.is RI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25

~ ~ Hapblness is apsrfume that Oh.
iS's;n6 sJyd Ssss 40 fk va ~ I tS
seepA ellnf Stf ess't wa !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25

@ l.aag 'lsdiss sduoaeed " dss.
p'se lnahk;nd,nsualy finish thisroducs /.
ION by id.,niny away with footmsn,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25

l.5 To some men IT is indispensable
to be worth money, fos without it thew
would beAkdssh nothisg
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25

Oh Sch a:

a
On 3ch0:
"lhc i,ead ofthe Mustang !. teart
on the shares OF the Pacific. Tie dow
Oils n,ane is casting a shadow o.eti
the o.ne OF the ''ssre OF Whcaflatd.'
The tlas' Of hi, eye iiumes the pral1es
Of ti4y Wst.""-Fu1ien paper ! ,nr.
The .T'.-s.oa.
Thst ",rc coli va, driven /, al. a j.
tlered Buck" at arapid rate iato the
fields sl,ir,ing Salt river, where the un ,
earthly screening otthe fire .-beclefs, the
beilowir. ol5opcow-. the orza,n. OF B.
have 80 ball. f.,"htar,; tlm that ne
hae agiudle.. ihto nothing hu, i poor
cf !.a,s.2 His tncpeis have deserted
him; "a l.ule.s uo,h'ug lea Tor him
ri - 'ac f3Na nld de nsco .fGp.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25

\ htGAt 1ELs, nAru A.. Rrroelo-
RAticIA.: ) 4,ut N5nlrea. Plot ,ta.e.
ts&t ne GiVl.to t2,3l,e or IAsr,aas
hior',si4 Z" a,Iurei,cd III Mohf-al ,ie
>,tnfc evening .lin> within u entt.
t"H' honr, of the teTmluatiolt ~ "A ban
quet. ,A-.,it'I'aiIhg report vi s'X col
aat'>, the tulI account wa. put IA
-tainJaatica. lsl.grrsh al Montreal. tele-
.raphuss 10 'i'oronto, sas mites away.
50 ..li-l Typ taere, stuck OF to the
eAt 80 iltern % twenty thousand
cop, ;, a'.i thc subscriber, 10 the pa
peg III slouIrcaI it>ejt read the account
brought back bv rail. in iourto I'll hours
after. Haiti do lor Canada.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25

OH 49, 4ri" g. -.,gt .aE ,s ,..l. iiun
/ ~ Nsis, ana I-itAss .stp, 90 ~ god
r'af. AIRS q" ,'"ita'a ta u a.'.as IN s,rFolG-
/. Ars ..,ul i.lt ns it,tn In. dis, Apply
= t1H dtft &# 40. EADg.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25

G .H----- s"
ta-al.. j! he Minnesota ropp.l
m'nc. Lake superior. welded 30n.5ol
f"gha- during tho month 81 >epten.-
hor. III Nai oHat T. ,or,, kcc land
Sl.4a5 poan,ls. The North Star, on
her last mp down took ~ tons and
III is"Ula's
Il IL a,tie f aie .,,,idd j i. .ir.
rni- 'onrt If P,Ao :ot.pts. Ms. miss
v. X heri>ton WI, tried for the irur-
der t flalA Williams, !ouud guilty ui
murder IL tic first 4 gree, and SEN
.teleed.to he hung ou the 24,h inst.
.a-sr Twelve Of III superb capitals
which were to surlnoahr the great col-
umhs in the lotunda OF the new Gus
tom Houses, at \. O., costing $4,000
each, were lost recently in the ship
ELEPHANT: go.
The New Haven REGISTER SAWS" Alb
oh,iohisn may a. Well roa 90 10 -!eeb,
aaa take good long dream Of that
nlAy be done III the YEAR 1850, while
III "shriekers unite IL singing
Fash my dear, he sill an,i slumht,,
b-er hers wees quart iby rssi
ka1,a- hninhngs Wi'nout tr,inb.r.
Gehtlv press upon H., breast:
Other Dehor,atje i4;,U j. are asc .,,o-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25

Thf- IL he t'l" of y ypIum. u Poem,
-. Wrv, ~ Mario kp,pn, and some cor.
10 ota hav'ne been made ppon tbc,a ,fe
nensorab'e On r'oIes, he writes 20 tho
Nss fprs Daily Nsws as f,ii6x-:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25
~. r. COWS 4. 20.

SLAR DnARB0nN. STREET, CHICAGO I'll
tESElAL NhAsssh " ss,s Ia A s.i.ts fss Turner
VI otbefs' celeb s.e Ginss1 biacht@rvy. aud
ohe. NAlINE WINES kkpk} n p, e;o.; whole
alf aieFs In tobacco Ctgors. Oysters, &c. We
invte the teDtion o. merchants 10 ibe sboge ariiz
rs. Tuner y Br,s wiErs aud Syrup- are to-
viii sHo"b need comm nj, snd for the rest, wo
sell HE bfsi aFtiric 81 the lowest price.
Nov d3yu g j J.. GOING co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25
For Sale ~ Lease.

fl>WfNTl-THI,FE Gig o.. BuIlstur los ,itu.t,>
On H1iFhor -Thr tupty sth B"id.rce street, ;,
hsl.i'fa "nauir' " c"nr,N . ru.s III
'h#a' tN13AAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25
Dwelling House.

- iAsh ola h ~ k<i'ug bouss TO - let, cen
e..s sstiog . Gas bsr~s 'tt,st,r sixth str-
-eas.s h-iv en- I.effosr. aWd Pa nam str.cts rn.
t'F cfJers2nu{5 No., fiAne Ftrt maker, y ut
.fi.ee hri' Ing, Br'dy .ir. 4, ~ q, this once
bntlN4tI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25

farm tor Naic.

httru n"'i e. acre lot, iur set, .bs~~ Afr ahsm
hl7tttt III h'",r nn kpsar ~oouA
'"ft r.u EAns
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25
s. ) y. Z: . .s"1 / ,S S1sii s.

'inc TO ohta'D some N lney deposited IN
sSsisSw.f, was thrill Z tie ru;o. by tie
fall OF enc of thy walls. HE body rad
not teen recovered
''sa''fPH fri JWiog is a IL, Of a., lo.-e-.
.errs.yp BY 80 hepuhlcnu Of 10, 22a:
A:sitEs0a, LaInet.auA Al 1o--ioss Si0..
~ ;.s epI-s.sr.. y SD4 !. w+. ) 100 or stock
TBxsJ " bib IL ~ u .ss,.a
+, ,.lsIlsss.rs \, 60, ios, ). .,.,sl- u.>aiea
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25
LAND FOR SALE.

~ u r DIV y, IHN9 ~. u ~ FUItVn sfI0n
Z, 81. :, apca NJ tgirqads % ~ OPAL, terms.
a.. 60 81. ene Nile nerb, II wsleoit' cheat.
81 -lalf D.. balHrcr IN ON and Two ycar.
IN rIr - -.
&, .ti-n.turl .a.r N Was,ab5suf ,epnlAf ~ sutr-
One t!pb &, .Id 'unRinE wa,.. III pSst This Lard
i.eiit II mites IN u. lOrt Gil, slfl3 from ash.
rHet - IT," rad from, cftptttas 70 Echmund -
"it&e s''h 'hiai, 'rd srarl Huurf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25

isb Acres lniMprwyed Land
To4- s:isals,.
.Et ETA -.
ii; Sfick and Frame Houses Is!li


'IfHtJ tt Wil = aHe more, and the asi, dist.ibu
j ton ~ Lot, BY the Union seit enca, Cor =
Iass ialase li,N AIN Ynik W f,w days Tor h.; :,
III bu. fliy4. y. Any p'rroGs wishing 10 purcns-
can do 80 ~ failing on sAItEI. CAILEN,
s.rn-r ~ Ss~ond hnf Ro<k 1~lss4 SIS.
sS-Priee Asb,t Oct. I7dti.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25

.>aay 1as.s ing. .oyema-t 4 h.f
4Ds<s1 rrrr- -~,s.-ur-1.-~r y -,r-~~
USf los: Repul,Iia.. .4rs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25
g. (" aYk3axss5Y..',o, ,as g '5: s's,:.

tory Of which. ind its fatal cons 1en-
ess - ibs libertir- OF GREECE, snost reed
era are aG4,i.' l'ai Win.
!. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-25
HD -RE. EE LID {:
4 Tale OF the treat Dismal swamp.
e. xJaI!';.l x:l6cs ~. !slosce.

4 JTEoHa .t.cl a.l"nrS Cshid.N ~. ,''
I a ura a. Gt III I5iccl ~ 10 % =
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-02
conrEMPr OF COURT.

In village, not thousand miles from
this city, there lives a quiet, unobtruslVe
Young lawyer. A modest fellow is Miller
(merit is always modest,) but he knows his
rights, land knowing, dares maintain them"
Like a great many others, he is following
the practice" and anticipates IA glorious
time'' when he oYertakes it. While since,
having been retained i'll some small cases,
he made his appearance before that august
dignitv-an Albany Justice of the peace.
His Honor evidently lost faith in Miller
at first sight; for one after another his
cases "coIlapsed'' under the stunning
charges delivered by the Court.
The law and the testimony were alike
unavailing: Millcr's cases were bound to
90. At last human nature could bear no
more. Miller, rising from his seat de-
livered himself in his usual slow and meas
urcd manmer-"The Court can fine me five
dollars For what, Mr.. Miller :" said
the Justice, somewhat surprised. For
contempt of Court colIy rejoined Miller.
Il am not aware, Mr.. Miller" said the
Court. 'of your having been guilty of any
thing that might be considered contempt"
Il know your Honor is not aware of it, y
said Miller, but | entertain secret con-
tempt for this Court"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-02

A MEAN MAN.-An old miser owning
farm found it impossible to do his work
without assistance. and accordingly offered
any man food for performing the requisite
labor. A half-staryed man, hearing of the
terms, accepted them. Before going into
the fields in the morning he invited his help
to breakfast; after finishing the morning
meal the old skinfint thought it a saving
of time if they should place the dinner up
on the breakfast This was readily agreed
to by the unsatisfed stranger, and the din
ner was soon despatched. Suppose now"
said the frugal farmer, ave take supper; it
will save time and trouble, you know
just as you like it," said the eager eater,
and at it they went. Now we will go TO
work." said the delighted employer. mo,
thank you," said the laborer, II never go
to work after supper"
- An old hotel keeper in Washington,
once posted on his diningrOom door, the
following notice: members of Congress
will go to the table first. Rowdies and black
guards must not mix with the Congressman,
as no one can tell one from t'other.'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-02
STOPPING bitches AND WASHES.

1t is well known that to fill large washes
and bitches with timber or loose brushwood'
but little good is effected, as therushing WA
ter must have an outlet; and, being OBJ
structed, naturally seeks new avenues by
which it flows and finds it, level. More i'll
Jury has been done by attempts of this kind,
certainly, than good. Our friend Chancel-
lor Johnston, Of Newberry, has shown Us
cheap method of rernehying the evil, which
is both effectual and convenient to adopt Oh
titled lands 1t is, simply, to drive line OF
stakes across the wash or ditch, every ten
or fifteen fect-these stakes to be twelve or
fifteen inches from each other. \ waiting
of pine, cedar, or any fine spray, Is then
interviewer between the stakes, which must
be extended beyond the line of high water
mark, and this allows the water to drain
through, whilst it leaves all the earth and
coarser vegetable matter behind. The first
dam is soon filled up, and the second then
receives the benefit, and so on successfully
until the entire wash is "healed and haired
over" These washes make the richest pOr-
portions of the field, and when they are a
gain rendered fit for cultivation, it is easy
to protect them permanently by guard
drains and bitches. There is always II suf-
ficient quantity of brushwood growing OH
the margins of streams, to furnish the ma
teriul for this improving protection to the
soil. We can safely recommend this plan,
Us we have practically tested it ourselves.
rs. &. AgriculturaList.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-02
A Homestead for $40!

$4,000 ocorth Of Farms and Building
Lots,
z N the Gold Region of Virginia, (Culpcper Co.
= to be divided amongst 10000 subscribers, on
the 18th of September, 1856, for the benefit of
Port Royal Female Academy. Subscriptions
ONLY TEN DOLLARS EACH; one half down, the
rest on the delivery of the DEED. Every sub
scrbcr will get Building Lot or a Farm, rang
ing in value from s to $4,000. These Farms
and Lots are sold SO cheap to induce settlements,
a sufficient number being reserved the increase
in the value of which will compensate for the APP
parent low price now asked. The most ample
security will be given for the faithful performance
of contracts and promises.
81 More agents are wanted to obtain subscri-
beers, to whom the most liberal inducements will
be given. Some Agents write that they are max
ing $500 per month Advertising will be done
for every Agent where possible. For full parti-
culars, Subscriptions, Agencies, &c, apply to
f. BAUDER,
Port Royal, Caroline county, Va.
,July l. 1S;Jj-tS $40
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-02

BEET BRANDY.-If bectS progress in the
estimation of mankind for half a century To
come as they have progressed in past years,
they will soon be one of the most highly
priced of vegetables. 1t has long been
known that they are not only a welcome adj
dition to the dinner board, but that they
furnish excellent sugar for the tea table
Recently un enterprising chemist annomc-
cd TO the world that they might be con ert-
ed into capital paper, and now it has been
discovered that the very best ofbrandy may
be distilled from beet juice. 1t is estimated
that from the produce of an acre of ground,
planted with beets, seven hundred gallons
of brandy were manufactured.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-02
CHARLOTTE
MARBLE YARD

ENHE subscribers having formed themselves
u into company, respectfully tender their
services to the people of Charlotte and the conn
try generally in their line of business They are
prepared to furnish MonuInents, Gravestones Man
tie Pieces, Furniture Marble, Table Slabs, Marble
Steps, to any pattern cut from Marble, according
to the most approved taste and styles, and upon
the most accommodating terms ever offered in the
Southern country, They will keep constantly
on hand the best description of Egyptian, Italian
and American Marble. o.
All orders, for any article addressed to the sub
SeFlbtrS, viii meet with promptattention, and will
De packed and forwarded with tie utmost care
and despatch
The yard is situated on the northwest corner
OF The Charlotte Depot Yard
Jan 9, Ia5G-Iv '@''''
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-02

Practical JoKE.-A pleasure party of
Albanians started on Sunday evening on
sea excursion to Philadelphia, but when they
reached New York they were astonished at
being arrested and being marched up to
the United States marshal's office. After
q little talk the matter was explained, it be-
ing found that some joker in Albany had
telegraphed that a fllibustering party, bound
for Cuba, would reach New York on Mon
day morning, and also the name of the vessel
which they contemplated taking. The mar
shall shook hands with the party and babe
them good buy.
IL 4 vote was taken in a railroad car
out west, recently, in the following manner:
A wag arose from his seat and called on all
who were in favor of Fremont to "pull their
boots off, No one appeared to support in
this novel manner. the claims of the great
Pathfinder He then requested those fayo-
rable to Buchanan to keep their boots on, y
which all the passengers forthwith proceed
ed to do. Unanimous for Buchanan.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

Catharine Dellirger
VS.. Original BilIin Equity
Valentine Dellinger
| N this case, it having been ordered by an
| interIocutory decree of the Court, ad-
vertisement is hereby made, that defendant,
Valentine Dellinger (who is now resident OF
this State,) be and appear at the next Court
of Equity, to be held :or the county of Lin
coin, at the Court House in Lincolnton. on
the 8th Monday after the 4th Monday in Au-
gust next, then and there to plead, answer,
or demur to compartments bill of complaints,
or judgment pro confesso will be entered "a
gainst him, and the case set for hearing ex-
parte. And B. S. Johnson, as the Admins
traitor, with the will annexed of A. J. Shall.
decd, Jacob Shoil and Henry Shull, are here
BY enjoined from paying over to defendant,
or any person claiming under him, any estate
or morey III their hands, to which the defen-
dant otherwise would be entitled, as the hus-
band of complainant.
w. J. HOKE, c. & ME-.
August 10, 1856 CIV. PRS tee SCI
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THE Undersigned, Factors and Commission
Merchants, offer to receive, forward, and
ship merchandise and produce at the following
rates. The prices here named are those which
are generally charged by all the line of sail
vessels, but having no control over any other
Line than the one we have an interest in, we
cannot say that the prices here named can
be considered permanent, except by our Line.
By that they are permanent. The "Palmetto
Line" has ten fine first class Briggs and
Schooners, constantly running. and will car
ry fret ghts as follows:
Wheat, 6 cents per bushel.
Flour, IN barrels, 20 cents.
&c in sacks, 10 cents.
The drayage, wharfage, insurance, and for
w&rdmg commission, per bushel, for wheat,
is IL cts.
Flour, per barrel, 167 cts.
Flour, per sack, :. 10 cts.
Freight on all cases, boxes, e., &C.,
from New York to Charleston, per
cubic foot. cts.
We measure every thing, to prevent over
charges. Every thing shipped by the ''Pal-
metto Line" of vessels (Dollner 4 Potter,
New York agents, and Holmes & Stowry, of
Charleston) and consigne to us, shall be
freighted for the above prices.
Produce and Merchandise consigned to US
Will have the best attention.
WYATT, STOGNER g. LLOYD.
August IL, 1856-3m
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PIEDMONT
Sulphur and ChaIybeate Springs
BURKE U.FTT, ~. G.


THESE Springs are 16 miles north of Nor
J. canton, n. Carolina, located III beautiful
Mountain Cove, and surrounded with
magnificent SCENERY. From this point the Gel
ebrated TABLE Rock, the LINNvILLE FALLS,
the CAVE, and other curtosities, are OF easy ac-
cess and make, to and fro, an easy and pleasant
davis recreation and change of scenery, calcu-
lated not only to crafty but invigorate the inva-
lid, as well as those who seek pleasure among the
mountains, during the season of oppressive heat,
brile regions.
The superiority of these Waters has been suf-
ticiently tried to prove their efficacy, and many
broken-down, and almost wasted invalids, have
been fully restored to health by their USE
The waters have been analysed by Dr. Hap
poldt, of Morganton, and other Physicians. who
are ready to bear testimony to their efficacy IN
certain disorders. Those wishing to visit these
Springs, by calling on DIR. Happoldt, at the
" Mountain HOTEL will obtain all the informal
ton desired, as regards their curative effects and
application to certain forms OF disease.
The Proprietor, in order that the Patrons of his
Springs may have their stay rendered desirable
and comfortable, has secured the services of Mrs.
PRESNELL, lady who has had considerable
experience and enjoys high reputation in public
house keeping. He therefore promises that his
TABLE shall be furnished with the best the coun-
try affords, and served up i'll a manner to please
the most fastidious. Nothing shall be wanting to
make every department. adequate to the GoiShcS
and arants of those who honor him with their
company. --,
Jnly Is, 1856.-3m