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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09
Notice.
Land for Sale

II WILL sell my Lands containingabout $50
Ill Acres, l mile and "a Southeast of Da-
wilson College. There is comfortable dwelling,
Gin Honse and appurtenances, with other neccs-
sary buildings thereon. The land is well adapt
ed to the culture of cotton and grain well water
ed, a branch of Rocky River running through the
entire breadth, on which is some so Acres SCPE-
RIOR BOTTOM, well drained and in cu,tiva-
ton. Also, a fine Jack, 6 years old, medium
size. Six shares in the G. & S. Plank Road
One scholarship at Davidson College. Will be
sold with the above lands IS Acres Of Land, the
property IA. NJ. & J. r. Gillespie, on which is a
steam Saw Mill ofthe capacity of20 horse power,
in successful operation, to which is annexed a
pair of Corn Rocks, capable of grinding 100
bushels of corn in ten hours. The machinery
is good only used about IA months. being built
by 5. w. Stubs d Son, Lnconton, n. &.
rare chance is now offered i'll Lands and Mills,
and those wishing desirable property would do
well to look early. Possession given when de-
sired. Terms accommodating.
A. MONROE GILLESPIE.
Elysian Grove, Meck'g.
Dec Q lSJG-.}w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09

GRAIN CROP IN TENNEssEE.-A letter
in the Charleston Courier, from Athens,
Tenn, dated Nov. 23d, says: Our crops in
this section are very short-not more than
third of crop of wheat, and about one
half of a corn crop. There being a large
quantity of old corn in this country, there
is no danger of scarcity. Our hog crop is
also very short-not more than one-fourth,
of the usual number fattened, and is selling
at from S. to S. so gross. The above will
apply to all lower East Tennessee.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09
MARRIED,

In Mecklenburg county, on the Goth ult., Mr.
Cornelius Alexander to Miss Mary Caldwell.
In Buncombe county, on the 18th ult., Mr.
J. o. Alexander to Miss Harriet HCghly.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09
DIED,

In Fayetteville, on the Both ult., Col Charles
Lutterloh, aged 43 years.
In Mecklenburg county, on the 22d ult., Mr.
Franklin Baker, aged - years Also, on the
18th ult., Mrs Dorcas S. Smith, wife of Mr. Win.
Smith, aged about 50 years
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09
IRON WORKS FOR SALE!!

py viI;ue Of q Decree of the Count Of EQUITY,
ID for CASTOR county, will sell upon the
premises, on Crowdrr's Geek il said county
the undivided one-haif Of the
Abercathy Forge Land,
including the Forge Seat and valuable Ore
bank, On the 18th day Of d cember, 1886, and
ON a credit OF nine ard fifteen months, with
interest from date
+. ". ABERNATHY, c. Me.
The remaining one-half Of the same land will
BE- sold at the same time and place aud on the
same terms.
A. HOYL,
Il. SHIPP,
Conlnlssi orcrs.
NOV Iath. 9n-r
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09
Take Notice.

All persons indebted to the old firm Of y.
KOOPMANN & co, either by Note or Account,
will save cost by settling on or before January
Court, as longer indulgence cannot be- given.
Dec. u, 1906. 22-jt
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09
PROVIDENCE ACADEMY

II Miles Soah Of Charlotte.
The exercises of the fifteenth Session will open
on the First Monday Of January,
1857.
Terms per Session Of 81 urccks:
Latin Greek and Mathematics, 70 20
English Grammar, Geography, &c, GO
Students will be charged from the day Of enc
trance to the end of the session, without d, due
tons for lost time
f. G. KUYEENDAL.
December 9, 1856. 2@-4t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09

as HE R1cH?"-Many a sigh is heard
many heart is broken-many life is
rendered miserable by the terrible infatuation
which parents often manifest in choosing a
life companion for their daughters. How
is it possible for happiness to result from
the union of two principles SO Numerically
opposed to each other in point, as much as
virtue is to vice? How often is the first
question which is asked respecting the
sutton of the daughter, this-''is he rich?"
rs be rich?'-yes, he abounds in wealth;
but it does not afford an evidence that he
will make kind and affectionate husband.
is he rich!'-yes, his clothes are purple
and fine linen, and he fares sumptuously
every day; but can you infer from this that
he is virtuous?
us he rich!"-yes, he has thousands
floating on every ocean; but do not riches
take to themselves wings and fly away?
VIII you consent that your daughter should
marry man that has nothing to recommend
him but his wealth? All, beware: the
giIded bait sometimes covers the barbed
hook Ask not, then, rs he rich?" but SIS
he virtuous::" Ask not if he has wealth.
but if he has honor-and do not sacrifice
your daughters happiness for money.
''Lizzie,' said curly headed boy of five
years, isn't Andy buster :" why, Char
ley!" "Becacse the grammer says posi-
tive bnss, comparative buster and l did
see him give you such a positive buss !"
Lizzie swooned.
The vulgar phrase ''every dog shall have
his day" has been improved SO as to read:
every individual species of the canine race
is entitled to ono diurnal revolution of the
earth on ite axis
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09
FAMILY GROCERIES.

sUGARS-Loaf, Crushed Ground, Porto
Rico and b. c..
COFFEE-Mocha, old Java, Laguira and
Rio, of various qualities, old and new crop.
TEA-Gun Powder and Imperial, choice
article.
MOLASSES-New Orleans Cuba and Glen
fugos.
CHEESE-Goshcn and Pine Apple.
CHOCOLATE-No. l and La Vanille, the
latter superior article.
SARDINES-IIalf and Quarter Boxes.
RAISINS-Whoe, Half and Quarter Boxes.
SICILY ALMONDS, Filbcrts. Currants,
Citron, Mace, Nutmegs, Macarino and Verma-
ella
CANDLES-Star and other Brands in whole,
half and 6 ID boxes.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Whole and quar-
ter Bbls.
CANDIES-Assorted and Fancy.
CRACKERS-Buttcr and Soda.
PICKLED SALMON, Mackcrel, Tongues
and LObStcrS.
Smoked Tongues and Goldfish.
ALSO
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09

OFF FOR NICARAG UA.-About two hun
dred men, mostly from Tennessee and Mis-
sissippi, under command of Samuel Benton
Esq, left Memphis on Wednesday last, to
join Gen. Walkers army in Nicaragua.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09

having occasion to 60 to Virginia on professional
business, will b. absent until the LIST Of January,
1851.
Dec. 2d, 1856. 22-5t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09

THE SECRET OUT AT LAST.-A cores
pendent of the Tobacco Plant, writing to
that journal from Raleigh, N. c., says in
reference to the recent Convention of South
ern Governors in that city:
"a short space of time has rolled away,
and subsequent facts and circumstances
have shown conclusively that the object of
the Governors at Raleigh, was to make ar
rangements to attend a wedding party in
high life in Halifax county, Va. 1t is now
seen that their object was union and not
disunion.'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09

AEBRAsKA.-An election for members
Of the Territorial Legislature has just been
he!d in Nebraska, and. it is said, although
party lines were not drawn, the members
chosen, so far as heard from, are nearly
I'll strong Free State men.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09

Hoes AT THE WEsT.-During the present
season $3.50 head of hogs have been
received at Cincinnati, against 63,446 head
for the same time last year. As the
market is dull, packers prefer packing to
selling. The number killed at Louisville
reaches 10000 with a good demand at
So 75. The Cincinnati Price Current, of
Wednesday, says:
The receipts of hogs from Kentucky at
this place up to this date, this season, foot
up 40 654, against 21,767 the same time
last season, and 43, 756 the season previous.
The market closed steady last evening
at $500 a so for fair to good hogs, say
those averaging l85 to 200 pounds.
HIGH PRICE OF NEGRoEs-TheA bbeyille
Press Of the 28th ult. says:
At an Administrators sale in this vicinity,
few daj;s since, of the property of John L
Boyd, deceased, lot of over sixty negroes
was sold at an average of about SIG each.
Field hands brought from 1000 to 1900.
Terms a credit of II months without
interest. Corn sold from so to 90 cents
per bushel."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09
WIN. EATON, Jr., Chairman.

THE FIRING INTO AN AMERICAN VESSEL
by the runaway Mexican steamer Demo
crata, has been noticed by telegraph. The
New Orleans Picayune says:
"Capt Thompson, Of the schooner Major
Barbour, reached Coatzacoalcos, on the 9th
ultilno. and that about half an hour after he
anchored the steamer Democratic came in
under Mexican colors, and commenced
firing at bis vessel. Proceeding shortly mp
the river, the steamer fired at the persons
on shore, and when within twenty yards of
the Major Barbour, the commander of the
Democratic, who stood on the upper deck,
drew forth pistol and fired deliberately at
Capt. Thompson. At the same time the
former gave the order to fire. which was
done, and the shot took effect in the square
sail yard and halyards of the schooner,
carrying away portion Of the rigging and
Iodgingfour grape shot in theforemast. The
American flag was likewise perforated by
three pistol shots.
Capt. Thompson states that this attack
was entirely wanton and unprovoked, and
was looked upon by those on shore as an
act Of piracy. The Democratic took off as
prisoners the Mexican commandment and
custom-house officer. The people on shore
were dreadfully frightened, and could not
comprehend the cause of this outrageous
proceeding.
subsequently Capt. Thompson called
upon several Mexican and American citizens,
and in their presence and before the Ameri-
can Consul at Minatitlan, drew up protest.
embodying in detail the facts above recited,
which has been forwarded to Washington"
ApvERTIsING.-The merchant who does
not advertise literally in the newspapers is
like a man who has a lantern, but has no
candle in it; he stumbles about in the dark
long after all his more sensible neighbors
have lighted themselves home.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09
The Executive Committee

of the Mecklenburg Agricultural Society, will
meet at the office of Gen. Jno. A. Young, on
18th of Dec, at 8 O'clock,
A. NJ "A full attendance is desirable, az the
object is to select and purchase permanent
Fair Ground.
ROBT. L. DAVIDSON, Chm.
Dec = 22-2t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09

TIE NEXT CONGREsS.-In the elections
that have been held for the next House of
Representatives, the Democrats have gain
cd ten members in Pennsylvania, eight
members in Ohio. four members in Indiana,
two members in Missouri, ten members in
New York, two members in New Jersey
and one in Delaware. We have lost one
member in Iowa. one in Wisconsin, one in
Michigan and one in Maine. Our net gain
is therefore thirty-two Representatives.
This makes change of sixty-four mem
bers in the House. There can be no doubt
of Democratic majority in the House.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09
re- On last Sunday night, an attempt

Eg On last Sunday night, an attempt
was made to throw the cars off the track,
near this place. The obstruction was seen
by some person and was taken off before
the passing of the train. a man by the
name of Mclean has been arrested and
lodged in jail, in this place, on suspicion
Salisbury Banner. 30th ult.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09

I REMARKS.-Cottonh has slightly advanced,
entirely in consequence of competition among
buyers. We quote I01 to IL cents. Oats arc in
demand at 40 cents per bushel, none in market.
Butter in demand at IL cents per ID. Dried
pealed peaches are much wanted, at 81 per bu.,
but few in market. Flour in bbls. sc to Sc 40, in
bags So TO SGT.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09
N 0 r I Q E
GOLD MIME

TT WILL sell on the 10Th day of March next,
IL on the premises of the Minc,-it being i'll
CASTOR county, N c., on the west side of Cataw
ba River and South Eork--the well-known
MCLEAN GOLD MINE,
with sixty acres of Land. more or less, attached,
with two good springs the most of the land is
woodland. 1t will be sold on credit OF six
months with interest from date, the purchaser
giving bond and security. Any person wishing
to purchase will do well TO call on VIM. /.
Davidson, L. A. Grirr Wilson Montgomery, and
j. c. Aydlottc. or VIM. L. Mclean at the Gold
Mine above M uIioncd.
VIM. II. MCLEAN. Ex'r.
Dec =. 1856 2:i-:it
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09

CopRECTIox.-In our publishedProceed-
of the Legislature, last week, we
I'D that Mr. Matthews had presented a
-, from citizens of Mecklenburg
This was a mistake, it should have been
A. VIM. F. Davidson, to whom the petition
Lad been intrusted. We learn that MIR
Dovfdson has since drawn up bill to meet
.bo wishes of the petitioners.
,,.rrrR OF JCsTICE.-As the opposi-
,or. in North Carolina have seen
proper to publish the erroneous m ,1s reports reports
-rf,b regard to the attack OF Mr. kayner
,,non Mr. Holden of the Standard and have
,nadc comments calculated to misiead the
rubrc. we copy in another column from
The standard, an article on the subject, to
,rbjch We request attention.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09

1t is stated that the number of persons
killed during the earthquake at Gambia was
I97O-that is, 400 Turks and $40 Chris
tians. The loss of property is estimated
at 25O, 200, 900 piastres.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09
From the Raleigh Standard.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUE

The following cases were disposed of at
the Term of the United States Circuit Court,
held in this City last week, his Honor Judge
Wayne, presiding:
The United States rs. Addison P. Cherry,
indicted for mail robbing. Counsel for pro-
secution, the United States District Attor-
ney, Robert P. Dick and Samuel P Hill :;
for the defence, r. r. Heath, S. P Jordan
and w. F. Martin. Verdict, not guilty.
The United States rs. w. T. Payne, mail
robbing. For the prosecution, Robert P
Dick; for the defence, J. T. Morehnad and
John H. Bryan. Verdict, not guilty.
The United States as. George Nelson,
counterfeiting: For the prosecution, Robt.
P. Dick; for the defence, Samuel P. Hill
and w. F. Martin. Verdict, guilty, and
sentenced to three years imprisonment.
The United States as. James Adkins,
mail robbery. For the prosecution, Robt.
z. Dick; for the defence, E. G. Haywood
and David Coleman. A boy of only thir-
teen years of age-a mol. pros. entered on
account of his youth.
The United States rs. Rufus Curry, mail
robbing. For the prosecution, Robert p
Dick; defence, E. G. Haywood, w. F. Mar
tin and A. w. Burton. Verdict, guilty.
Imprisoned two months in Lincoln Jail. The
prisoner is boy.
The United States rs. John Steward, mail
robbing. For the prosecution, Robert P.
Dick; defence, E. C. Haywood, w. F.
Martin and A. W. Burton. Verdict, guilty.
Imprisoned eighteen months in Wake jail.
We learn that Mr.. Dick, the U. S. At
torney, conducted his cases with marked
ability; and that much learning and elo-
quence were displayed by counsel general
ly.
The following United States Commits
sioners have been appointed by the Court
At June Term, 1855.
VIM. F. Wartin, Elizabeth City,
B. S. Graham, Greensborough,
Quentin Busbee, Raleigh.
November Term, 1855.
O. P. Meares, Wilmington,
Elias C. Hines, Edenton,
L. A. Littlejohn, Plymouth,
Willis +. Riddick, Gainesville,
w. w. Mcdowell, Ashevile,
3. A. Kitrell, Lexington,
G. V. Strong, Goldsborough.
November Term, 1856.
L. E. Thompson, Lincolnton.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09
ALMOST A CALM.

Since the great battle has been fought,
and victory has pcrched upon the banners
of the national democratic party, and the
sovereign people have administered just
rebuke to the various iSms of the day, the
angry winds of opposition have almost sub
sided, and calm has nearly spread itself
over the political seas.
The opposition papers, however, in cast
ing about for something upon which to ex-
pend their wrath and get up blow" and
which may serve as a pretext for letting
of the surplus gas that has accumulated
since the late election, have a. last dis
covered Mr. Ruchanan's Pacific Railroad
letter: aud all with one accord call upon
their ,rjnds to blow this spark to a flame.
They have magnifcd it to the box which
Jubitcr gave to Pandora, and in which
they behold greater evils, it would seem,
than those visited upon the land of the
Pharaohs in the days of Moses. In their
efforts to scare up something with which 70
satisfy their growing proclvities, they re-
mind Us of an IriShman, whose Unknown
nuisance to his pcaccable neighbors. On
one occasion Pat Glanced to be at a GER
tain muster ground en- training day, and
after walking quietly around for some time,
he concluded that things were getting on
in too quiet and easy manner, and making
his way up to a crowd of gentlemen he
demanded the time O'day." Some one
told him it was II o'clock. by the jabers,"
exclaimed Pat, ''I2 O'Clock and nary fight
vet will some of yo gintlemen please to
step upon the tail Of mo coat :"
The efforts of these fault-tinding gentle
men 10 create divisions in the democratic
party will certainly prove abortivc. They
are wasting their ''swectncss on the desert
air. and we respectfully suggest that they
save their wind to blow up ''furriners' at
the head waters of salt river, to which
point they arc now travelling. We are
aware that they have a ''hard road to
travel" but ;hcy have gone that way be-
fore, and will go that way again, and it is
not philosophical to be grumbling on ac-
count of its roughness, or because some
flowers are born to blush unseen"
.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09

COLUMBIA, Dec. 5, 1856.
COTTON-Our market is brisk; 800 bales
sold to-day at I01 to III cents.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-09

Es- DIR. WANT, Dentist,

z UST PRINTED and for sale at the Office
o. of the Western Democrat"
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should reflect that sound mind and body srs the
npst necessarily requisites to promote connnhal hap
pinens Indeed, without these, the Journey through
Tie becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly
darkens 10 the views The mind becomes ahad0wod
with despair, and filled with the melancholy rsaec-
tou that the happineas Of another becomes blghted
with our own. SsY
OFFICE, NO. 4, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
y. BALxrnoRm, MARYLAND.
- All Surgical Operations performed.
ID Let no false delicacy prevent you but apply
Immediately, either personally OF BY letter. as .
~ Skin Diseases speedily cured.
To BtramG0EB. = .. i
TIE many thousands cured 81 thfs inkfituton with.
In TIE lnst hfeen Ysnrs and NE nnmorons lmpo1ani
Surgical Operations performed " DR. Johnaon, wit
nesssd by he reporters Of the papers and many other
persons, notices Of which have appsafcd again aA8
again bafnre fhe public besidss ~ sf.Eding s nss
eman ~ chardcter and rsspOMsiblitv In nnf1cient
'Ruarantee "a the afflicted
N,R Thereare 80 many ignorant and worthless
quncks vertsing themselves - Phveieinna wiping
The hoalth o. the already afflicted that Dr. Johnston
desmpit nncenan,y g 6ay, especially ~ those unac
quainied Nilh hia reputation fhat hiv credeuting or
diplomas always hang iu bis oAice h. n. y
TAKm NowSca.=-A ID letters mnht be Lost paid, and
contain apestagp ulamp fof the rspf O. aoa9swsr
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