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DIlllouS ana intermittent EeVerS.
Pricc-One Dollar per bottle.
This Preparation contains no Arsenic or
Mercury, and will not, like the many COM
pounds now recommended for Bilious or 9th.
er FEW NERS, leave the system in a condition
more to be dreaded than the disease: but il,
great merit is in its CURATIVE, PREvEN
TIVE and RESTORATIVE properties, and
adapted to all AGES and conditions of the sys
tem.
Nearly all the articles which onter into its
composition are of themselves singly, remedial
agents for the cure Of BlLLIOuSand INTER-
MITTENT FEVERS.
As preventive, this Medicine should be
used by convalcsccnts, Travellers Emigrants,
and others, during the Summer and Fall months,
when malarious diseases are most prevalent.
\ Treatise by &. A. LEONARD, Ncw.York.
Oh the disease, with Testimonials and Certif,
Gates Of cures perfected, can be obtained sra.
tuitously, at all the places where the medicine
is sold.
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COTTON SAW GINS.

THE SUBSCRIBER is PREPARED
Il to furnish TO the planters of this and
the surrounding Districts,
COTTON GINS
Of the best quality at 81 per saw. Among
the improvements Of these Gins, is che tin
covered brush and its protection from the
rats and the movable ribs by which they
can DC renewed when worn,
The Freight on the Charlotte II. X. will
be paid. JAMES NJ. ELLIOTT.
WinEsboro' s. g. April 30. li-6m
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LAST NOTICE.

A Ii Persons indebted to T. r. a. J. r.
IA Magill. or to Magill g. Heath, will
make immediate payment, as the above bu-
sincss must positively be settled up.
T. r. MAGlLI.
July lst, 1857. 2o--tf
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SHERIFF. SALES,

(A Virtue ofsunGry WritS Of ri Fa To me
- directed, Will sell before the Court
liuuso door ut Lancaster, on the first Mon.
d"y IN Sept. next, within the legal hours of
sale, the following property, TO wit:
'hc thousand acres Of land more or less.
lAno"n rs the California tracD ADJOINING
Lands Of Thomas VI. Bclk, Mahala Porter.
>. u Massey the estate lands Of William
Graham, Decd, and others levied on and TO
be S"'d as the property of James T.. Cure.
'oh III ihc SUIT OF Thomas G.. lvcy. PfSI75.
Also, James +. Graham's interest in fv.
hundred acres more or less. (Iyinp on ellis
Ircek) adjoining lands Of Thomas NJ Bclk,
James T.. Curci"n and others, belonging TO
'he estate OF William Gra ham. levied on
ana to be sold at the suit of Samuel Il. Em
mons vs. James =. Graham. pfSl75.
There will also be sold at the residence
OF Kcbccra Sullivan on Tuesday the eighth
"l SeDtcmbrr two Cows and Calves. one
whit" spotted and the other n brindr Cow
ana Cnt levied on and IL be sold as the
property of Martha Caskcv at the sui, of
John NJ. Crockett administrator.
Conditions Cash SC.
HENRY HANCOCK, :. l.. u.
Aug. IL, 1857, 27-3t. rr Sl75
\. H-AI persons having executions
lodged in my office agaiust thcm are re-
qHircd To come forward and make settlement
by the first Of September rs no lonrcr in.
diligence can BE- given.
HENRY HANCOCK, s. l.. ID.
Aug. ~, 27-2t.
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Moses A. Miller \ Writ in
w vs.: foreign

VS.. foreign
L. w. Strange. Attachment.
Notice is hereby given that | lave levied
upon tract of land belonging to Defen>
dant, adjoining lands of NJ. A. Tutile, James
Gray and the fagins land, ct. al. containing
two hundred acres more or less, BY virtue
OF the above Attachment
HENRY HANCOCK, S. l.. ID.
April 29th 1857, lite.
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Miscellaneous.
Notice.
To Planters and House
Builders.

The subscriber returns his thanks for the
very liberal patronage received for the pa,
and takes this method Ia inform the citizens
of Chester and surrounding Districts. and the
whole South, that he has effected another
Improvement in the
Cotton Gin & Wheat Thrashcr,
that eXccls any that have ever been intro.
duccd heretofore; and from long experience,
he has no fear in challenging any other Fac.
tory, either North or South, to produce IN
equal. He feels very confident in saving TO
The public, that hrs Gins excel in perform.
ancc any other make or pattern now in use.
with dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or made 10 spew over. which no other pre-
tends TO claim, and with good driving bow.
or and attendance, Il Is saw gin, will rin
from to 6 bales or more in Il day. wai"b.
ing from $50 to 400 lbs: which is rs much
rs any one hand can well handle in G,y.
Any person wanting Gin or Thrashcr. can
be supplied by sending on his order to me
ut Lcwisvlic, Chester District. s. &. Work
VIII be shipped to any place desired
REPAIRING done nj the shortest posi-.
BILE notice
To House Builders, will say tina, an,
manufacturing SASH, BLINDS g. DOORS
of an: description, made of the best material,
and dry lumber, and workmanship the vcry
best
Al work carefully packed and forwarded
TO order. JOHN SIMPSON
june lI'i' 1000. l7-if.
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New Advertisements
n @ L | G. T.

4 : THERE was no meeting Of the
Commissioners Of Poor on the LIST
Monday in Aug, there will he n mcetinG
of the said Board on the lst Monday in
September. BY order of
SAMUEL RogISsoY, Chairman.
S. B. MASSEY, Scc'p
Aug. 70, 1857. e7-2t
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S 0 U TIL CAROLINA


James Z. Cureton, In Equity, Lancas-
VS.. ter District, So. Ca.
George w. Dolby, ii. Bill to set aside
X. Price, ID. NJ Crock confession of iudp
EFT, ct. al. ment for fraud, In
junction Relief
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Commissioners, that George w. Dolby, one
of the Defendants in above stated case.
resides without the limits of this State
On motion Of Cooke, solicitor for complain.
ant. il ia ordered that the said defendant
George w. Dolby, do answ er, plead or de.
mur TO the Bill in above stated case, on or
before the lst day of September 1857
otherwise Judgment pro confesso will be or.
dered against him.
JAMES II. WlTHERSPOON,
c. f. l.. ID.
May 20, 1857. l5-3m-Pf So
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TUST RECEIVED, NO. AND MUS.
e covada Coffee, Crushed and Ground
Sugars, West India, n. o. and Sugar House
Syrup, Rio Java and Mocha Coffee, Mack.
ercl, Mackironi Cheese, Black berry Brandy,
&c., &c, III. g. &
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Duncan Gaston McRae

NOW LOCATED AT LANCASTER
l. VILE, and resorts TO this method Of nm.
nounclng to the citizens Of Lancaster that
he is prepared to survey land he offers to
serve them with prompltude.
Capt. }. ID. Mcllwain requests lin TO
state that he has retired from thc oc,uua.
tion (cXccpt the completion OF litiraied
surveys and hopes that he will sh ire n nor.
ton Of The patronage that would accrIc TO
him.
May 81, 1857. l5-3n
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FLEMING BROS

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TX llELMBOLD'S genuine PREPARATION.
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L. prepared according TO Pharmacy and Chem
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knowledge devoted TO their combination.
lIf ELMBoLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
~ For diseases OF the Bladder Kidncys, GRAY
oi, and Dropsy.
ia FAD ! READi READ!-"Ye afflicted
IA read, the following Certificate of cure of
over 20 years standing:
VI. I. IiELHHOLD-Dcar Sir: have bccu
troubled with an ailiiction oC the Bladder and
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Physicians in vain, and at last concluded 20
give your genuine Preparation trial, as had
heard il highly spoken Of. IL afforded Inc iIn-
MEDIATE relief have used three bottles, and
! have obtained more relief from its effects aud
Gel much better than have for twenty years
previous. have tie greatest faith in its vir.
tues and curative powers, and shall do all in my
pow5r 10 make il kuOSn to the afflicted. Hon
ing this may prove advantageous to you in as.
sistng you TO introduce the medicine. | am
truly yours, NJ. MCCORuIC.
Should any doubt Mr. McCounic's statement
he refers TO the following gentlemen:
Hon. WIN, Bigler, Ex-Governor, Pennsylvania
Hon. Thos. u Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon. J, q. Nnox, Judge, Togo Co Ia.
Hon. j. 5. Block, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. ID. IL. Porter, Ex-Governor Pcnnsylya-
mia.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. II. g. Grier, Judge q. :. Court
Hon. g. w. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. w. A Porter, City Solicitor Piiladcl-
phia.
Hon. John Biglcr, Es Governor, California.
Hon. Il. Banks, auditor General Washing.
ton, ID. C.
dnd many others if Necessary.
IE- See advertisement headed
HELMB0LD'S GENUINE PREPIRATION,
In another column
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

UVN III NI IIlUITNN,
Jucson a. ilassc!tine | In Equity IAncastc,
Samuel spence a,i1s Di5,'S "lssms"; " 5S iSt fSt
John u. Ingram Fraud Injunction
+. L. Hammond. Relief Account.
/ appearing to my satisfaction that Sam
l. ucl Spence, one Of the defendants in AZ
bove BIl, resides without the limits of this
State. 1t is ordered on motion of Cook
Solicitor for complainant that the said Sam.
ueI Spence do answer, plead or demur to
the Bill in above case on or before the nth
day of November 1857, otherwise indre.
ment pro con!esso will be ordered arainst
him.
JAMES III. WITuERSPOON.
&. f.. l.. ID.
Aug. B, 1857, 25-3m. pr So 90.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-24

I highly popular tsagciv, recently enacted with
lphouaded applause At tie Dr1adioot Theatre,
-,-,N
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-24
/? 0 c t ! c a J
from the Atlantic Monthly.
THE GIFT or TRITEMIJS.
BY JOHN g. WHITTIER.


11teb,us OF Herbipois one ,lav.
While knecling at the affairs foo, o. pr,v,
None with God. as was his pious choice,
Heard from beneath miserable voice
4 scnn1 that seemed of all I'd things ~ tell,
A OF los; soll cryiny ont OF he'll.
Thereat the Abbot rcss. the Chain whereby
HIS thought went upward, broken BY that CRY;
And looking from the easement saw below
A wretched woman, with gray hair allow,
And withcr hinls stretched up to him. who cred
For aims as one who nigh: not be denied.
She cried. FOR the dear love OF Him who gave
His life for ours, my child from bondage save
My beautiful, brave nrst-born, chained with slave
In the Moor's galley, where the sun-snit waves
Lap the white walls Of Tunis,r s.What can
give, Triternius s.d, my pravers,'' 30, man
OF God" she cred, for grief d piatle her bold,
Mock rue not 50; ask not prayers, but gold;
o:dS cannot Serve me, aims alone suffice.
Even while plead, perchancc my iirst-born dies"
WON ln,'' Tri,cmius answered. 'from our door
None go unfed; hence We are always poor.
A single soldo is our only store. nlore,
Thou hist oar pr1ycrs; what We give thee
Give me-" she said, "the silver candlesticks,
On either side ofthe great crucifx;
God well INV spare them on His GRAND spell,
Or He can give goa golden ones instead"
Then said Tritem,s: Even as thy WORT,
Woman, so be it; and our gracious LOrd,
Who lovcth mercr more III IN sacrifice
Pardon me, liza human soul prize
Above the gifts apoa hil altlr piled.
Take what thou -Skest, and redeem tbs child"
Bu; his hani trembled. as the holy alms
He laid within the beggar's eager palms;
Aad as she vanished down the Linden shade.
lie bowed his head, and Cor forgiveness pray we'd.
80 the day passed; ani when tw.igh. came.
he rose 10 find the chapel oil atiamc
And, dumb with grateful wonder. to behold
Upon the altar c,nilcsticlls ofgold.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-24

A highly popular tclgedv, recently enacted viii
unhouaded applause At tie Dr1adfoot Theatre.
-wo DISTINCT ACTS
iei isf. Scsae ls;--Sract.
JESKrss, loq4itar.
What's this iotn darkcn Ike coming cvud,
And a!l the streets il shadows deep &c =. SIR nd
something porten.ous ~ eeps a.oli- tie way,
he frightened crowd doYn the side streets stray.
Ma boz, let's run. When SAFETY lies i'll flight,
Better Kill sh3e leather tasu &c killed IL h.
Ma Box.
Nay. not :, f.s', cla Jcll;s ut lccs once more
Is !. IS IL yh'sGi - i ras tcio.e9
\ woman : Il.l.aci. Man: can i te
This female woman that see?
The smallest pearl in hugest muscle she'll
Were not so lost as this iemale demoisce
Within her draperies, tina float afar,
Like a huge halo round little star.
Let'sstep within. lis dangerous to sand here
Angels and Inen retire. Sweet WISH appoar
VA BtI
Ia. see another, from the upI.e5 Nav.
Comes '.darkline" down like load OF hlv.
Old Jerks, say, the Two will meet
Oh, heaviny-, VIII not one retreat;
Jl.Ks.
fear me not. When pride puffs OUT ;ie -.,
Such Graf. Ger right nor left Tor anr gale
Zee, hos the 'busses, drals, dogs, .!pewomen sun
K,n! Tate protects. else Sc ali undcne.
JExKs Gro.s dozen behind n store Dor.
Ma Boy siifss 70 raclnt ds3fway.i
hct End, Scene 2nd
JEWS, dorm beaina lie Dor.
"Cou;ns eyent- their shadows &c east betor,.."
Else how should the owner 81 this dry goods
Have placed this friendly box upon the street
To shield me when such narnelcss ter-ors inectl
III risk one eve. Let's See. On, Lord, they rush
Hady along into d fn.l crush
Policeman, rushing betrfen The c2groaciin7 parties
Avast, the ordinance just .ssei does say
All women III the house a week should sLty.
Until the buildings could be moved far back.
Aud awning posts and ratings IRON the track
Al be removed. that nothing need impede
Your safety, comfort, beauty size, or speed
lst Wox.s
What. stIv a ,retk ut home. Ms new attire
Would be old fashioned ere that time expire,
The streets nigh, have been wdened yesterday
Tie infamous law, and III not obey.
Yon woman Is ''codfish," and mus. retreat
lis | who have possession Of the street.
End " OMAN
"Coifsh.' Ups.art, sweel-head. milliner shop,
vt Your peril Iuy way attempt 10 stop.
They CONF to1efhsr 9th crash, Ike locomaiir'
rushing into a cane breGk--dfapery hangs orcr Mo
srot Ike cloud-IoIicen,an pulled out rom unde1
the rrtck, Dad.
JERKS tuabl-s tie boz ant skaci.ag u fii
run I'D street, eTies Out 10 Ma Boy
Ma b0y. M boy, come from vour retreat,
And hasten wnilc We may up this SHE street
BEAUTY has collapsed, gone mp, exploded
NJ tongue shall fail TO tell what In mod did
M,BoY.
All, nov more shall beauty p1ss the doors
Until the streets are widcped. JESks, I'm Yours.
Ru&hcs after Tie retreqii,.q forni Of J.>Ks
Cartain falls, and immense applause from The pit
c1.kyiss Gsssrtef-gqS- nHn sfy1GdLex a chandelier d
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-24
TINiE subscriber has opened new and well Sc
lccted stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hard ware,
Quecnsware, &c, &c,

in the village of UNoNTowN, Marshall County, Ind.
Which he is Offering to the public as low, for
Ready Paw" as the same quality OF Goods can be
bought in the county
His stock embraces the usual variety to he found
in a country store and having been very carefully
selected aud bought for cash he thinks he can make
il to the interest ofalI residing in the surrounding
neighborhood to buy of him
a. No Credit in any case except upon special
agreement. II
CsP, lie will take all kinds of Country Produce
for Goods. and will pay the Plymouth market
price for Wheat, less cost of transportation
Aug 20. 81 ROBERT BLAkEbY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-24
TATxI HDS1 .

Ms.rimonv Is nut
Fer every mans digestion.
When the sf-ll is fairly era -hed,
Pop goes the question
Pretty girls vii! sigh and blush
Shipper all they can, sir
Til, from out their pouiinc lips.
Pop. goes the answer.
Guild fans the holy flame
Rsnkest kind Of arson
When it gains a certain height.
Pop. goes the palson.
Quite throughout the Honeymoon
Made Of rosy.colors--
Inso sundry drv good tits,
Pop goes the dollars.
When rear has shown it, tail.
Round the corner, (may be-
Out upon the happy world.
Pop. goes a baby. tta
Mother gives 1t catnip tea,
Father gives it brandy.
And adown its gastric tube.
Pop. goes the candy.
Al the sweets that Garth can Weld.
Won't suffice to calm il;
Daddy screws his lips---and then,
Pop. goes "d--n it,
Madam lss's hes husband swear
she must be the whipper;
And above the youE sster's heels,
Pop. goes the slipper. ~.--
IUV
" Pants procured on tick, may be considere
"oreeches OF trust"
W Bachelors are not entirely lost to the refine
nent sentiment for the following toast wasgiye
Nv one Of them at celebration
'Thc ladies-sweet briers in the garden OF life.
II Wanted-bJ an ancient lady, "a local hsi,
tation a.ta name u -
/ ~, The buuchbacl does not zee the hump on i,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-24

All, acver more shall beauty ptss the doors
Until the streets are widcped. JERKS, I'm yours.
Ru&hcs after tie r,sreQiinq form o. J.sKs.
Curtain falls, and immense applause from The pit
ga.lsries deserted gas straddes chandelier IN
nus fr9b al sic rcpie-:otal darkness foitous
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-01
Orpuille Dailq Butte Returh.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY lst, 1867.
A Strange letter.

A man named Ensign Church was bitten
by dog at Nevada, and fearing hydropho-
ba, took to drinking and finally destroyed
himself by taking laudanum. The letter
runs thus:
"Henry-God don't lie. told you if he
did | would be back before the sun
went down. For the last four years |
have known the day of my deeease; but my
God, never thought it would come this
way
have not been down to see about that
id dog, for knew when he bit me | was
goner. have been to see the spread ca
gle, snd you are right about it.
| think | have some fifteen or sixteen
dollars.
Bury me about twenty feet north of my
cabin out there, and don't make no id
fuss about it neither.
All of you boys have seen how | have
lived, | wish You could see how | die
without fear, without hope.
Yours with the utmost respect,
ENSIGN CHURCH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-01
Union Hotel & Stage House,
sPANIsRTowN, BUTTE co.
RIPLEY g. STANIELS,. Pre- prietors

;-teA, THE UNDERSIGNED inform their friends
ksiil and the public generally, that they have just
LII opened NEW HOTEL in Spanishtown bear
ing the above name, and having provided 1t with all
the arrangements that constitute first class Hotel.
clean and comfortable Beds, bountifuIly furnished
Table, and Bar supplied with the best of Wines,
Liquors ana Cigars they solicit the patronage Of the
travelling public.
H5-The California Stage Company make thus house
the head quarters for their Coaches in SpanIshown.
J. +. RIPLEY,
JOHN =. SrANIELS.
Spanishtown, December 20, 1856. d2D.G
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-01

How WIsE!- A land of liberty is land of
newspapers. 81 had rather have newspa-
pers without government" said Jefferson,
than government without newspapers
An authority not as eminent, but no less
sound, once said he "had rather have petit
government than a government toithOW
pehicodtSi- Sierra Citizen.
Other wise men contend that petticoats
,cithOm gOzernment are dangerous to pub,
lie morality Sac. .fge.
If the maid from the mountains isn't a
judge Of petticoats she isn't of anything, so
We will yield to her decision.--Cd Er.
Any editor, or company of editors, that
will persist in talking that way about femal
apparel, deserve to be forever banished far
beyond the outskirts of female society.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-01
STRAYED OR STOLEN
ScrofuIa and Diseased Blood.

"DR. GUYSOTTS improved Extract of yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla" is true specific. The pro
prietors have in their possession one hundred
certificates of the most extraordinary cures efecie
by it, We can sefey saJ, Try it, 1t reviyes tn,
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors fron,
The Blood and by its tonic properties restores thr
invalid 10 life and yigor. As n spring aud summef
medicine, il has no equal Its singularly efiacious
action on the blood, its strengthening and vIyifyrpr
action on the system stands pre-emRantly above all
other Sarssparillas. II you would have the ro..-
brought back TO your cheek, clear healthy apc
transparent skin, and life and yigur imbued tbrougl
the system, take Guysott's Extrac; of Yellow Docl
and Sarsaparilla. II contains more Of the nur...
Honduras Sarsaparilla than any other preparatioi
extant, which is chemically combined with the e.
tract, Of Yellow Dock and the Extract Of vii:
Cherry, thus making the remedy more thorough,
efficient than any other Sarsaparilla before the nnb
lie At the same time ii is perfectly free from Is
mineral poisons, which cannot be said of other sa,
saparla compounds.
G. Be careful and buy none but QUART BorTLye
Soldby Druggists generally.
Cotton McDermOt Agents for Oruyile.
Park White. General Agents, and importers f.,.
all valuable Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington 81
can ffanc'sco' myl5-3m2p
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-01

FooT RACE.-A foot race took place at
Cacheville last week between two men nam
ed Forbes and Pettigsen, for $500 a side.
The race resulted in favor of the former A
large amount of money exchanged hands ON
the OCCASION The distance is not stated.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-10
DIED,

In Fayetteville, on the 9th inst, Willie Edwin,
only son of VIM. J. Yates, aged years and 9
months.
In Greensboro, on the Sd inst, Mrs Elizabeth
S. Rankin, wife of VIM. S. Rankin, Esq.
In Fayetteville, on the Sd instant, John w.
son of Rob't and Susan Mitchell, aged years
and 6 months.
In Charleston, on the 31st ult,, Mrs Catharine
Mood, wife of Rev. John Mood, aged SO years.
In Alamance county, ON the Goth ult., Mr.
James Johnston, aged about 40 years.
In Hillsboro, on the 9th ult DR. Shepherd
X. Nash, youngest son Of the Hon. Frederick
Nash, aged 35 years.
In York District, S. c., on the 31st ult., Mr.
James Moore, aged 70 years. Also on the LIST
inst, Mrs Rebecca Robertson, wife ofthe late
Thomas Robertson, aged IS years:
At lakewood, in Marlboro District, S. c.. on
the Oath ult., Hon. VIM. Ellerbe in the 49th
year of his age.
At Highland, Miss. on 9th ult, Mrs F. McRae,
wife of Mr. Kenneth McRae, formerly of Mount
Mourne, n. c.
In Wilmington, on the 4th instant, Mr. James
Baxter, aged rs years.
In Buncombe county, on the 4th instant, Col
James Lowry, aged % years.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-10
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Z
Dialectic Hall, Jan. 3Ist, 1857, {


WHEREAS, it has pleased God to remove
from time to eternity, Sam'l L. Rudisill,
and to loose the cord which bound to earth
one whose nobleness of soul and many ster-
ling traits of character united with his
early piety, had won for him the esteem OF
all his friends, therefore
Resolved, That in his death we are re-
minded of the uncertainty of life, and that
we, too, must prepare to meet that dread
destroyer whose icy grasp none can escape.
Resolved, That we will ever keep fresh
in our hearts the remembrance of his virtues,
and strive to conform our lives to the prin-
ciples by which he was guided.
Resolved, That as the bright anticipa-
tons of his fond parents and relatives have
been turned into bitter disappointment, and
the object of their affection now lies be-
meath the sod, we do sincerely deplore their
irreparable loss, and would soothe their
anguish by mingling our tears with theirs
over this sore visitation.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tons be sent to the family of the deceased:
and also to the Western Democrat, Raleigh
Standard and University Magazine, with a
request that the same be published.
T. C. BELSHER, }
JOHN NJ. LAYING, Com'tee.
JOHN w. GRAHAM