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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

VYyHR subscribers has their Stosk Of Cloth
i ing aud Cent? Furni-hins Goods :, the stor e
formal " occupied BY Stevenson 3 Carnshan, "
Claire Black, where tbsy vii be happy 70 zee all
their old customers and the pubic generally.
J. q. DRAKE q co.
rneel2.lml No. 3 LeUiAiFe 9ov.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
>oTu,E TO ADVERTISERS.

LARGE cuts charged double the same drnsh'''''
type. -, .. ,h..
pi,plsyed advertisements one hall more '"''
usual rates $500,
Yearly Advertising contracts VII oe 1has'''
apply strictly 70 tie immediate bushes. = ,ns m 49,
- .,H.u other dyeTtseEnents sent IN " ths e'
x.y,t.erw wal bc charged extra
advertisements not accompanied s'th ins'O'''''
-ulteit..rted urts forbid, aua c.sretd eeeoi""t9
Notice, Tor religious anA bcnesclent purposes IL
...a o.s i'm. free Of cost, thereafter ehAfsea q
q ,ber advertisement =
.avertissments frow zbraad must be pald 'oT az
oy,nbIy IL, aGUaaee, un.ess fFgla sppTo'ea = Nse-'
cop.r.c,s Or yearly advertising teFmIhaeie d. ~
...,on - advertisers. ,hey paying a. SGsahe
y ,.er cent on the contract pr
.,vertlse,neats inserted no T. reAsihe III
cen, advance on above rate, and kept on ID
.,as M DER cer, advance o. REGULAR rates
Autr.ns,ent Ads ertiseuelt7 must De IA'u 'o' -
advance.
GRO n WEST Iowa state Democrat.
sASpFRs I. BRo. ilsllY i'aheise
n fischer es CO. Der Dsml0k al
uAE.lN6IuN . wILKiE DaAy Evening SeNs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

D. DONALDSON,
Saw Maker and RepaiPer,

ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.
SaSs G,aned, Strengthened, Set d. Filed.
4 GENT for Lee Leavitts Portable Circular Saw
IA Mills, Norcross Patent.
JuneIOdkvtf
4 IL persons are cautioned In buying or DegociA,
IA ting Scott county Order drawn Tor ~ ~, pay.
Aba To i NJ kirby and numbered ss4 - the ssme
has been either l1st stolen from the undersisn.d
and the necessary steps have been taken 70 have the
same cancelled and duplicase given IN sa thereof.
Nov14dkw2@s J. u. AlHbI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

BLANks.-Iawyers' Original Notices,
and Petitions and Confessions OF Judgment,
tor sale at this office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

We invite careful perusal of the
communication of Iowa" in to day's pa
per. Many truths in that article.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

To the City Council of tie City of Daven-
port.
The undersigned citizens of the city of
Davenport would most respectfully ask, that
some proceeding may be had in the City
Council that viii be eflectual in inducing the
Gas Light and Coke Company to reduce the
price of Gas furnished to . sum that shall
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

GREAT LEcl RI on MATRlNoSY.-
Or. Wagner lecture IL Love, Courtship and
Matrimony viii e given at Grigg's Hall
on this Monday evening, Dee llth. This
Il one OF the prs richest efforts. 4 large
number Of ladies and gentlemen will be Sc
lected from the audience and happily mated
after the lecture Look out for some fun on
this occasion. DIR. Wagner is decidedly the
best practical Phrenologist that has ever
visited the West.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

rTvHB subscriber, vAils enGngo1 = 6loglng . ~
l on hts hrn, IN nsaeass val1sy, ocset esun1vs
70 tbs celebrated 4theAs Aasbas, - = 0shA -.
eess's Dsnktng uouss. Il , eo0e11s e Ssss1v1no
nne poii.h, and vosks vssy 80. 1en nGUNYe
falnish II n 80 suaaaslV 1stsl, s11bueeD =
Spscal.aas & IT, asas - - - = - -
vAAo fos0ee porsioul1U o u
-nsaeA vssss ~ G1nos - = =
obR - fsa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
For sale

r Ow, rs the owner 10 going East, the Goods and
IL Fix ures of the Fruit, Confectionery AMI yari.
ETY. Store, Fourth street, first door west Of Rock
Island street good chance for person With small
CAPITAL. Dec6dIw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
CARDS.
J. {. COCHRAN T. co.
ARC CHITECTS
OGoe--POst Office Bui!didgs
r. ~ u Davenport Iowa
Park House.

IOWA CITY. IOWA.
rEFls TArge aud COnn1piogs Hotel has b., 4 leased
- lie 9rYIriet r, ther. usi!y Jared znf Teoo-
vafed n afly furnished tArou4 hort tbe best .Il
Ter, with sfEEso HEDs std LlCHTLD Win CAS.
No ys.ns wli Il slsTcd 10 max" the PAhK Hot sE
tie - No - U0Bse ~ tf.r CIJ IL b.ng tnC b tn
largest an Pessanty situate IL central locs ION.
N the esr4tf of Z 1U4 ~ re -trye,s. near
tie Cs far2, with mt RI bic accommodation f5r
TwO Han IL q Guests
TXhMS-in c1ntsfnity u he times.
GOOD anil .Jayac.ous abiing Al he'd I'll. house.
j, TAt bDfLi. Proprisfor.
Nov9sitf IFysEer.y 81 the rrJsaeIl House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
LILIES
FIRE AND RGLAR PROOF
- a - II -
BANK LOCKS AND VAULT DOORS.
II. II. .PRATT,
GENERAL AGENT,
81. Dearborn ST. : : Chicago, iii
A Safe Of the above msnufactare can be seen st
this once. Dec14dH.
Lilies Safes Again Triumphant.

Lilies Safes Again Triumphant.
Read the folio wing letters
Ill. Cant Il. r Co.'S Gen. Trans. ONCE.
Chicago, Dec. sth, 1851.
BP PRATT Agent Lilies Safe-Sir :-ln answer
to sour e. qurits resp the safe Of Lilies make
which VAS 10 the depot Of this Company Ia the IRE
1t Cairo on the II Of November, am atined TO
say to ,ou, from Representations made TO me BY
th agent and others the premises, that tie papers
sc taken from the safe after tie te, we're IL such
a,n.r OF preservat on TO be entirely In eligible,
and have hesitation, from personal observation.
in saying had the safe been treated properly. We
should hay lost nothing So strongly convinced am
OF this iact that have purchased another OF the
safes to be used st Csir..
Respect fully yours,
tsig'dI &c CLARK, Gen'i S1p't III. Cent R. R.
Chic.go December Sd, 1857.
B.P. PRATT, Agent Lilies Safe Please forward
70 Cairo for the Illinois Central Rn!lroa', no =
Lille SAFE the same selected byJ q Clark, Gen'l
Sup't and Robert Forsyth, General Freisht Agent
Respectfully yours,
JSisned1 J L PATTERSON, Purchasing Agent.
Decl4dl.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
PUBLISHING House
DAVENPORT. PAST AND PRESENT,
nv FRANC Il. WIIKgE.

The above work will be similar il Typography and
Binding to :" CINCINNATI in lS5l," a"d viii include
the Hary His tory and Personal and AcecdotAi Rem
nscences Of Davenport, tosether with Bog rapaies,
Likenesses and Autographs Of lis prominent men;
Views o: Churches, Hotels, Dwellings, &c. &c.
II will also embrace conpendous articles upon the
PhN sical Industrial, Social and Political caarscer
is.cs Of ~ur city full statistics OF every Depart
plent OF note ard Interest, etc etc.
Subscriptions b. left with the publishers, with
the author, or a. Gilietis News Z ON. orders by
mail promptly attended to. rrice 81 co.
Dec1dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
). ) sas1iiu.x. s1aSi
-
Notice.

THHB creditors Of 1rsdsnek ~. Ee6erstins ass
i hereby notified that have been spD0inte1 h
the p.ace Of 0eosge T nliost 70 esscut0 - teues
embraced in the assisnmsat Of he sal6 Keekr ~
for the benet Of bis escdtoss UsAo - - Nh 0oy
Of Sept mbeg, 1857 And eeid cee6itess ete fuS0ee
no otined 70 vresent ,hsis cioo uodeS eeth ee a0s.
nation within three months q psovi6e4 ~ loW.
.. o. RIHosLAnD,
uo~5uAv Ao1tgnoo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

The next lecture OF tile course is to be de-
livered by John F. Dillon, Esq on Wednes-
day next subject: THE Elizabethean
Age"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

The streets were in total darkness
Saturday evening. Is the state Of the Com.
pany's finances 50 low that they can afford
50 illuminate but FIVE times during the week.
Re-e!evate the price OF gas and charge a
weekly rent Of twenty five cents for lamp
pests.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

Wouli announce T. N o.u2 sus CT Davenport ai.d
vicinity that ne has I,sau. L~ pta uce ~ me ei'e
and may be found. wien i.ot ffo. s-l-i.-5
"a bi. Nc. On s.eJl stc,t -ctwpn ttris ohd n es
Island r4tts ~. - .-'''' -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

Al ~ rssaev,ng froa The nsnufaessfsss. -
j i0,ooo roaIs q Vail lspsT and nordsrs, wns0
y. =. WA190U,
CnAtvs0 - SAaes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

NOAL fEAMSTER. All orders left with Gilett
- L. OaiIs Row, vill b psenpty asssnded 70 .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

OIR WEEKLY.-We have tho Week
u bemocrdt in our counting room, ready
for mailing, containing the Presidents Mes
sage, the great speech of jim Lane, at Leay-
enworth City, interesting European, news,
Home matters, Markets, DE, and many 9TH.
= interesting features, which can be Oh
tanned by calling early, as the demand i
rre&t, and the number limited.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
Benton House.

BDe1ltOn kzOU~c,
rORNEk Of 1bfd and lows ,tT. l., Davenport.
~ ony 3 sqgAres from the X Dtlot. 6Ch all
I'd u b. o. good House ~ any Ia iar CITY. Tfa-
vsiers topping D4s.npfrt viii nnt at the Dent1n
II u-e all III. cauiosts OF pad hoEl-, compIi al
,an rooms, dean beds, good attend i'.ce and a
cheerful comp wIth esefy rcasDGauie demand
Charge essoEaDle and no luuIGug
skIH stovE PFNJ DENTON.
aarit .Iua41 81 5.y1dx v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
New York Stock Market.

new IUTK, DC HAteI :.
Stocks st 1t board dull, - beard irregular. o
bond. SIX; NYCTaI; Res lima SIX; Erie lsA, =
3 .; Chi RI73A; Gal 3 Obi %; o. Z ASh; 4
C. IS. LAC 7 Mi 12
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

not exceed four (4) dollars per thousand Gu
bic feet, aud that the charges for metre rems
and alcohol be abolished altogether.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

metropolitan Hall was denselv crowd
81 on Saturday evening, to hear J. G. Saxes
poem. "The Press" which met with unqual
flied appreciation; AMI on conclusion Of
which :" Miss Mcbride was called for, and
kindly produced by the distinguished poet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

Attorney and Counsellor al Law Once nor'n-"es' %
.orAer MaiA aud oeceua strreis, befeHfoi'' NV"
lceclc1tfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
pilots povarc opJ X{-,..bo, 49,.

Pilots, Rovers, and Witches, attend
a Special Meeting of the l. F. L. d II. Co.
this (Monday) evening, at : o'clock, 10 hear
report OF committee on Fair and supper to
be given by the Company. BY order of
K. " LirILER President.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
- Q -

That SAFE.-We ask perusal of a
a couple of letters to be found in our adver-
tising columns this morning, in regard TO
Lilies Safes. When in Chicago a few days
since we paid visit to our friend B p.
PRATT. ESQ, the general agent of Mr. Lille
and while going through his extensive ware
rooms we came upon this identical safe in
question. After very close inspection OF
the book case taker from the Inside We
failed to perceive that it was in the least
particle injured but appeared as bright and
new as ifit had never been in fire The
safe was exposed for twenty four hours to al
intense heat, and still come out in excellen,
condition, a truth which speaks columns il
praise of this Fire King. Read Mose letters
=
ing of the Democrats of the Third Ward
held at the Court House on Saturday even
ing K. d. CoNcDoS. Esq, was called to TIN
Chair, and GEo r. WEST appointed Secre
tary
The Chairman explained the object of tn
meeting, which was to nominate a can niidat
for Alderman, TO fill the vacancy oceasione'
by the removal of Mr. Nollstedt
| Austin Corbn and james Mcintosh wer
proposed, and the Convention proceeded t
ballot Austin Corbin received Is votes
James Mcintosh one.
On motion of DR.. Parker, Mr. Corbin wa
declared unanimously nominated
On motion, Convection adjourned
r. d. CONGDON, Chairman.
GEs. Il. WEST, Sec'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
4. M. WILLY
A, soVEs, I'd

pesler in Choice fsIlny Groceries, fEoT'soas' ~
duce, &c. second st,, bet brauy anu SiA'u pss'"
port, lows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
Notice.

THE RELIEF ASSOCIATION will fnrnish male
i or female helps, on application to Mr.. Esgsl ai
hi. once. Persons desiring such are earnestly -
oaested to apply - above, as this win greatly sc
the occiets In their labors. By srder Of ihr
ncy:0stf Association
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

Attorney and CVtansetVf g. A"stS'
Commissioner OF DEEDS tor I3tsii"S'i ~ w.
wlgive proup; AID caretulaste a,.on 70 Tue coiis
,ien o, Claims convey auees .: Real f,.a.ei c1A'Ii
"a ,,tes and ~ other Kinds o; lrsAl D..asticrs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

TlOR the cure and prevention co onsDed hands
II Tor sale by
TAYLOR BALLORD
Novl-dsf 10 Ls Cisire 1oV.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
GEO. L.. rainfall,

Attorneys and Councillors at L@", aad ho'afy fuo
ncs.-o.ace al MacAlot a CorD.n's AAehaase oiae'
Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

Attorney and Couns lisF a. Law. ItFeitAtt' I've
ouicc la,enpurss Blo1A, oorLeE MHlA A"G : -
stT-cts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
E. s. MOORE,

Fresco Banner. Sign and Or
nanepial PAIN TER, Grainei
6of Wood, Stone and Marble
Gliding upon Glass,
LamdscGpe, Scenery and iogtrGa Painting,
one With dispatch in the best modern and tsste fu
skylss. Also, Sign Painting snd Grsining for ihf
Trade.
n. v. Corner Brady and 4th streets, Davenport
Iowa janS3 dip
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

Physician ana sl3se.u. ones )" Ivst enc, h'oeA
ss.3l du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

TTvHB unders.gnsd have this day forDAA Co.
i partnership usAer The name and Arm sf 1qls q
Wsshbum, for the transaction Of the eeoeYal 1syve
and Tin-ware Busnsss, snA have ta6en IT, stsso
lately occuoied BY lmast Gillsst, Dra1y stessA
nearly oppo IT. the P0<t Omoe.
Davenport October =, 1887.
=. HII0.
d WAAMDnHH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
a new,

ATTORNEYS At Law. ouic 10. i5umah Di9' =
NAN street, Jl. yoli.-, Y. :. Cvu.aA.saioi.''
for court OF Claims.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-11-17

AGRICULTURAL ADDRESS.-A CORES
pendent of the Wilmington Journal speaks
as follows of the Address delivered before
the Duplin county Agricultural Society,
by w. W. Holden, Esq, of Raleigh:
"Mr Holden appeared and delivered one
OF the ablest and most practical Agricul-
tural speeches ever made in the State of
North Carolina. l know this is strong Ian
guage, and may be considered, by some.
too eulogistic; but when the speech shall
have been published, as it will be, tirink
an impartial public will consider it just
1t was well conceived i'll every particular,
and admirably delivered. The universally
expressed opinion i'll regard to it was, that
i'll thought and conception it fully sustained
the weIl-parned reputation of tho speaker
as gentleman of superior ability and ex-
traordinary mind, and its delivery was very
admirably performed. Mr. Holden is des-
tined to become, not merely one of North
Cardinals ablest writer's, as he is now &C
knowledgrd to be, but one of her most elo-
quent and accomplished speakers. The
speech was delivered with great delibera-
ton and perfect ease, without any appear
ance of stiffness. 1t occupied about an
hour and Il half. perhaps a little more. and
was listened to with marked attention. In
the opening of the speech the speaker trac-
ed with Il mastery hand the dependence
upon each other, of the Agricultural,
Mechanical, and Commercial interests of
the country"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-11-17
JUDGE PEFsoN,

A friend in an adjoining county sends u.
Tor publication the following communica
tlon concerning Judge Person His com.
Plmentary remarks ON the character of the
Judge are deserved. We heard but q
small portion of his charge to she Grand
Jury here last week, but have heard il
spoken of in high terms: ST.
For the Western Democrat.
MIR EDITOR: 1t is a source of great grotf-
fcatIon to political opponent. to be able
to bear testimony to the ability, Industry.
impartiality and Independence of Judge
Persoa. With one accord, he is admitted
by the people of this Judicial Circuit to
come fully up to the whole responsibility
OF. his high position. His views in regard
to the duties and responsibilities of maeis-
trates and other public officers, as illusfra-
ted in his own conduct and in his CHARGES
to Grand Juries, should be deeply impress
seq upon the conscience of every man who
his office in this country. Equal praise is
due to him for the boldness of his views in
regard to the rights of the community to
protect itself, by law, against riotous, dis
orderly and drunken persons in public
places, and on public occasions. He plain
iy told the Grand Jury, that a public ex-
hbltion of any person in q state of intoxi-
cation was as much an indictable offence
as any other disgusting and immoral exhi-
bItIon of the person in public. though it be
but for q single time 1t is only to be re-
GREETED that all Judges, at all times and on
all occasions, are not thus equally bold to
declare the law from the br11cfI, and con-
sIstent enough to practice it in their lives,
or resign the stations they unfortunately
fill.
But let it be understood, Judge Persons
views ON this subject are not based upon
any notions of Temperance, or Temperance
Reform. He simply declares the law as it
has always stood-the same law that pro-
tects Us against all other public nuisances.
Long may he be spared to adorn the
Bench of North Carolina, and long may
his consistent and upright example be felt
and admired by the legal profession, and
the people of the State.
Nov, 1857. - CASTOR.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-11-17
HON. DAVID s, REID

We copy the following from the Winston
Sentinel:
MESSRS. EDITORS:-A correspondent of
the Standard, writing from Washington
city, alludes in highly complimentary and
Justly merited terms, to the course of Col.
Riggs, one of our Senators ia tile Congress
OF the United States. trust you will readi-
ly assent. that the people of the whole State
have no less reason to feel satisfied with the
public course of Ex-Got. David s. Reid,
the colleague of Mr. Biggs in the Senate.
There Is probably no man in the State who
has Il stronger hold on the affections of the
people, than Gov. Reid. His .persevering
and unwavcring advocacy of Equal Suf-
frage, of which measure he was the author
aud which he has recently seen endorsed
and approved by an overwhelming popular
vote, has made him an universal favurite
with the people, while it was bat one pub
lie act attesting his attachment and dcvo-
ton to popular rights. The people of the
whole State may justly be proud of such q
man us David S. Reid. His course to pro-
motion and emincnce has hnpn mn RI 81 hy
practical results--the end of his labor has
ever been the good of his fellow citizens.
No man may come to David S. Reid with
the imputation of political dishonesty. or
demagogueism. His public acts, like his
private life, have ever attested, even to his
political opponents, the uprightness, the
patriotism, and the purity of the man.
Of the course of Coy. Reid in Congress
it is unnecessary to speak in detail. That
he has been ever faithful and jealous in the
discharge of his duty-ever firm and ready
at his POSTAL must agree. The people
of the West. who know him WE'LL and who
delight to do him honor, the friends and
neighbors among whom he lives, and his
fellow citizens throughout the State, will
readily join in according to him the well
done of the faithful servant. p. ...,
Forsyth Co., Nov, 1857. . . w.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-11-17
TIE COURSE 70 BE puRsITpn

The Raleigh Register, liu,an ;;u4iela Il
the subject gives an inkling of the course
to be pnrsued by the know nothine.vbio,
American party in the, elections which tai
place next summer. That paper SAYS thai
the party with which it has acted and ~
acts IS Po0erless, "a candid confession ra-
lieVes the conscience,( and therefore VII,
not be lin the field even, . but, if a :. distr;
button democrat" fwho ever saw opei, win
come out he will receive the support of thu
"Whig aud American party. -! The RI.
ter says it deems this (the distribution,
question: by far the greatest matter ~
d'ference between the political parties IT
the South" -
The Registers ideas about the ;n,nor
lance OF questions must have undergone q
considerable char re recently. Bnt n short
time since the great and important oues-
ton with the editor of the Register and his
party was, the Pope of Rome and the
buggy Foreigners" tas friend Cameron of
the Argus would say So intent. were thew
on taking care of the Pope and keepinp
foreigners from cannibalising through the
land that they never once thought of dis
irritation, tariff or bank--their platform
predetermined" these things. But now it
seems the Register and its party have BAN
lshed their gloomy forebodings about the
Roman Catholics and those who seek for a
homo and rest upon our shores, and con-
slider the distribution question the greatest
matter of differ renee. ssss-. ? -
The Register desires to support some one
for Governor who can claim to be demo.
crat and at the same time is in favor of
the public lands. We have no
doubt it will be able to find some man who
will lend himself for that purpose. There
are those who never acted with the demo-
cratic party for any other purpose than to
get office and whenever opportunity offers
they will be found fighting against the par
ty they have professed to love. 1t mat
ters very little who the opposition NAV |
out-certain defeat awaits him. |
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-11-17
MARRIED

On the 11th inst, by Rev.sS C. Pharr, d. D.
pr: Brown Castor, OF Montgomery, Ala, to Mis-
Saiiie J: forrence, Of Cedar Grove, Mecklenbure
county N. G..
In Burke county, on the Goth of October
BAR y alnes Z. Estes TO Miss r. Il. Collins. -
In Orange county on the 4th inst, Rev..P. T,
Penick OF Concord, to Miss Eliza j., daughter
of Mr. VIM j. Bingham.
In Fayetteville, on the 5th inst. { Mr. Thomas
Q. Fuller to Miss Caroline ID. Whitehead. ~
In Robson county, on The 18th alt, by Rev.
James Sinclair, Mr. John Lcitch to Miss Nancy
Farley. W IT
On the 18th ult, near wadesboro. Rev. Fl. G..
Parsons of the S. c. Conference, to Miss Cerne-
liza F., daughter of w. r. Leak, Esq, OF Auson.
In Marion District, Oh the Sth ult, Rev j. w.
Crlder OF the S. c. Conference, to Miss Z. H..
Palmer.
In Granville county, on the Both Sept, Mr.
VIM Faulkner Gagged l6 years. to Miss Tabitha
Robertson Jagged 40).
In Yorkvile, on the 9Th instant, Mr. John NJ.
Caldwell to Mrs Nancy p. Good. -s105 s"--
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-11-17
State Of N. Carolina, Union county

Superior Court Of Lac, Fall Term, 1857.
1t is ordered by the Court that hereafter Mon
day and Tuesday be set apart for the trial Of
State causes. And it is further ordered by the
Court that Civil Suits hereafter will not be taken
up until Wednesday of the Term, and that no
witness in Civil Suits will be allowed to prove
for his attendance on Monday and Tuesday of
each Term hereafter. Therefore Civil Suitors
and Witnesses will take notice that the Civil
Docket will not be taken up till Wednesday
morning of each Term.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
name. fins the 10th of November. 1857.
1861 w. II. SIMPSON, Clerk