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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01
false. but that avails us. nothing. We are

false, but that avails US. nothing. We are
condemned unheard. and forced to an issue
with an armed mercenary mob. which has
been sent against US at the Instance of
anonymous letter writer's. ashamed to father
the base slanderous falsehoeds which they
have given to the public, of corrupt officials,
who have brought false accusations against
us to screen themselves in their own infa-
my, and of hireling priests and bowling
editors, who prostitute the truth for filthy
lucre's sake.
The issue which has thus been forced
upon us compels US to resort to the great
first law of self preservation, and stand in
our own defence, right guaranteed unto
US by the genius of the institutions'of our
country, and upon which the government is
based. Our duty to ourselves, to our fami-
lies, requires US not to tamely submit to be
driven and slain without an attempt to pre-
serve ourselves. Our duty to our country,
our holy religion, our God, to freedom and
liberty, requires that we should not quietly
stand still and see those letters forging
around US, winch are Calculaleu TO enSlaVe
and bring US in subsection to an unlawful
military despotism, such as can only eman-
ate in country of constitutional law, from
usurpation, tyranny and oppression.
Therefore l.. Brigham Young, Governor
and Superintendent of Indian affairs for the
Territory of Utah in the name of the peo-
pie of the United States, in the Territory
of Utah, forbid
First. All armed forces of every descrip-
ton from coming into this Territory under
any pretence whatever. Second. That all
the forces in the Territory hold themselves
in readiness to march at a moments warn
ing to repel any and all such INVASION
Third. Martial law is hereby declared to
exist in this Territory from and after the
publication of this proclamation, and no
person shall be allowed TO pass or repass
into or through or from this Territory with
out a permit from the proper officer.
Given under my hand and seal, 1T Great
Salt Lake City, Territory of Utah, this the
fifteenth day of September, A. D. eighteen
hundred and fifty seven, and of the indie
pendence of the United States of America
the eighty -second. BRIGHAM YOUNG.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01
LAND For SALE.

The subscriber will offer for sale in the town
of Charlotte, on the Isl of January next,
Tract of Land the property of John S. Scott.
containing 100 Acres, joining the lands of saml'
Yandle, Peter Harky aud others This land is
good for producing corn, wheat and cotton. II
will be sold on credit of ~ months. the mr.
chaser giving bond and approved security.
WIN. REA, Agent.
November "a, 1857. S4-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01
State of N. Carolina, Union county
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-OcIoOei
Term, 1857.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sesslons-OcoOe
Term, 1857.
Asa Trawick vs.. J. r. Baucon, Wyatt AUSTIN
Obed Curlee.-Levy on Land.
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court, ina
Wyatt Austin, one of the defendants in ibis case
resides beyond the limits OF this State; II u lhe't
fore ordered by the Court that publication be maui
Tor SIX weeks in the Western Democrat paPei
published in the town Of Charlotte, notifying sat
defendant that he be and appear at the ne1 CVI hs
county Of Union, at The Court House in MoDToe
on the first NJ nday in January nexr to show caUI
IL any he has why an order OF sale shall nO' "
made.
Witness, J. F. Hough, Clerk of our SAID cG gn,
at office, in Monroe, the first Monday in ocUO'
A. d.. 1857, and IN the eighty yea' '"
American independence.
(Pr's Zee so j. F. HOUGH, C. U.c.c'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01
State of n. Carolina, Union county
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sesslons-Oc'0O''
Term. 1857.

OUuII UI I IEdS ana NIIdTItT Dte5IUIS
Term, 1857.
John T. Edwards VS.. j. r. Baucom,- Wyatt Au''
tin, Jacob Austin.-Levy on Land.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Coun, ,ns
Wyatt Austin, one or the defendants in this csso'
resides beyond the limits OF this State; 1t IS l.S e
fore ordered by the Court that publication DC n1
Tor SIX weeks in the Western Democrat, Popd
published in the town OF Charlotte, notifying "Tt
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for The
county OF Union, az the Court House in Monnos'
The first Monday Of January next, TO show ca" he
( any he has, why an order OF sale shall ho'
made. ,,,
at office. in Monroe, the first Monday III Oc.o0','
4. d, 1857. and in the eighty second year +
American Independence.
(Pr's fee SOY J. F. HOUGH, c. t'0''
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01
Great Loss of Life and Property.

C1Nc1NNAT1, Nov. ga storm which
occurred last Wednesday night sunk l6
boats, near Cairo, containing 100000
bushels of coal. 100 lives were lost at the
same time. A heavy gale occurred here
this morning-it was accompanied by snow,
rain and hail.
A gal, occurred yesterday at Parkersburg.
No boats could run.
The steamer Rainbow was burnt last
Saturday, and from SO to IS lives were
lost.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01
NEWS ITEMS.
Railroad accident.

K1SGsv1LLE, s. c., Nov. 24.-The night
mail train and the down passenger day
train ran together at Manchester Turnout
this morning at quarter past o'clock. A
negro man, fireman on the up train, had
his legs broken. No one was hurt. Both
engines were damaged.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01
METHODIST PROTESTANT CON-
FERENCE,

The following is the appointment of Min
listers of the n. c. Conference of the NJ. P.
Church, which recently closed its session
near Henderson:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01
State of N. Carolina, Union Co.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessons-OctO.
Der Term, 1857.

Der Term, 1857.
John Ashcraf VS.. Samuel VI. Pounds.
Levy on Land.
1t appearing TO tie satisfaction OF Inc
Court, that Samuel M. Pounds, the defendant
in this case, resides beyond the limits OF this
State ; it is therefore ordeI ed by the ourt
that publication be made for six successive
weeks in the Western Democrat, paper
published in the town of harIotte for the
said defendant to be and appear before Inc
Justices of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions tor said county, at the { Ourt House
in Monroe, the ist Monday in January HrxI'
then and there to show cause. if any he mas
why an order of sale shall not be granted 10
sell the lands levied upon. 81,
Witness, J. +. Hough Clerk Of our saio
Court. at office, in Monroe, the first Monday
in October 1857, and in the eIghty-secoha
year of A merican independence.
PRS fee SCI J. F. HOUGH, C. U. c. G.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01

AN EXTENSIVE FARMER.-A correspondent
Of the Silver Creek Mirror says that Col.
Jacob Carroll of Texas is the largest farmer
in the United States. He owns 100000
acres Of land (neary 400 square miles, in
that and adjoining counties. His home
plantation confirms about s, 900 acres, nearly
all valuable bottom lands, along the Guada-
lupe River. On this farm he has over 600
acres in cultivation, on which he raises
annually about 800 bales of cotton, worth
at the plantation from $75 to 800 per bale,
and 10000 bushels of corn.
Col. CAROLS property in stock and
negroes, is worth at least 81 50, 900; and
the value of his landed estate will swell the
amount to over half a million dollars. His
annual income from the sale of stock
amounts to from 5000 to $4,000: and
from the sale Of cotton, to from SIS 900
to $4,000.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01

HAS taken Rooms in Carson's Brick Building,
over Boone d Co.'S shoe store, third story,
where he will be found at all times ready to take
Pictures of all who may favor him with cali.
in truly lifelike and artistic manner. NV
abundant facilities, with all the improvements
of the present day, and long experience (being
the Oldest operator in the State) enables me to
produce in cloudy as we'll clear weather the
most strikingly correct and splendidly finished
Lkenesses, singly or in groups, colored in style
belonging only to my productions, and warrant
ed never to fade, for less money than any other
Gallery in the State. Call soon as my stay is
positively limited. Oct 20
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01

The Mobile (Ala.) Register. of Sunday,
says that, in addition to the 400 tillibusters
who sailed with Walker from that port,
about $50 have gone from other ports OF
the United States on sailing vessels, thus
making the total between seven and eight
hundred men, we'll provsioned, and prepared
to meet the hardships oft expedition.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01
State of N. Carolina, Onion Co.

State of N. Carolina, Onion Co.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Scssions-Ucto-
Der Term, 1857.
Joel Rushing VS.. Samuel M. Pounds
Levy on Land
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that S.muel NJ Pounds defendant in
this case, resides beyond the limits of this
State; it is therefore ordered by the Court,
that publication DE made COR six successive
weeks in the Western Democrat, paper
published In the town of arIo tie, TO, the said
def ndant TO be and app ar before the Justl-
ces of the Court of Pleas and Quarter SEES
sions, for said county, at the Court House in
Monroe, on the lst Monday in January next,
then and there to show cause, if any be has,
why an order of sale shall not be grantedtO
sell the lands levied upon.
Witness. J. F. Hough, Clerk OF our said
court, at office. in Monroe, the first Monday
in October. 1857, and in the eighty-secOnd
year of American independence.
hrs fee SCI IF. HOUGH, o.U.c'c'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01

BREACH OF MARRIAGE CoNTRACT-In
the circuit court of Bedford county, Virginia,
last week, Miss EImira W. WingfeId
obtained verdict of $27, 900 damages from
VIM. Stein for breach Of marriage contract,
The lady is about thirty-four and the
gentleman about eighty. This was the
second trial of the case; former jury having
given verdict of $500 for the plaintiff,
which was set aside on motion of the
defendant
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01

HABEAs CoRpUs.-Mr T. J. Bell was
brought up on writ of habeas corpus,
before Judge O'Neil, for bail, for the killing
of James Allen, ST.. of Yorkville. Bail was
refused.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01

F1RE.-The dwelling house of J. Robert
Jefreys, Esq, Of Wake county, was con-
sumed by fire on We nesday night last.
Everything in the house was consumed. The
fire is supposed to have been accidently
communicated
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01
RoUduiSne Rampdnt!!

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-There was some
severe fighting last night among several
rowdy gangs, caused by band known as
the Regulators, cutting down all the
American flag stats in the city.
One man was killed, and several wounded
A Waterman was shot in the head. 1t is
feared the wound will prove fatal. About
one dozen arrests were made.
Hostilities were again renewed this
afternoon Sunday and firearms freely
used.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01

~The Selma (Ala) Sentinel of n.
2lst notices large number of persons 0
moving through that city on their wav TO
the West-some for Texas, some f,o
Mississippi, but most of them goino TO
North Louisiana. They are from North and
South Carolina, and Georgia; mostIv
however, from Georgia. Within the weei
itsays, at least 1000 negroes passed through
the city.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01

Gen. VIM. S. Haskell, who was placed in
the Kentucky Insane Asylum, some weeks
ago, has recovered, and was announced to
lecture, on Friday evening, at Lexington,
Kentucky.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01
ARE WE TO HAVE 4 HARp WIvr-,-

ARE WE TO HAVE A HARD W1NrpD ~
New York Evening Post is anxious lest he
commerce Of that city may be obs,rno tns
during the coming winter by ice in te
harbor. For the comfort of our cotempora we
we will state that in this region the k6ow;cy,
ones are prophesyirg mild winter-Thsss
corn husks are said to be remarkably thin No
sure sign in rural districts, that the WV
will not be severe. A friend at orr a;St
assures US that observation, continued dpr;n I've
series of years, led him to full belt; 3
the reliability of this indication.-Ch;l,,am,nn
Tribune. N9"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01

q Secretary Stanton, of Kansas. has
forwarded his resignation, to take effect on
the 3lst of December, when the President
supposes the State government will be
fairly in operation.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-01

Treafy THousand Indians ready to take
The field agajnSt The United States Troops
-U1men 10 be butchered.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07
lOt.IL lJI,.JsS.

HAVE VIZ A NEwsrArEis AN,oAc :,
The following extract from a letter
from gentleman IN Ohio. W ho wishes
10 become Il subscriber 10 Newspaper
III THIS place " il there bc any We lay
before our readers, having received the
lntcrrogatory document from our wor-
thy postmastcf, 10 whom it Was direct
ed.
" Not knowing ii any newspaper be-
ing published in Davenport, take the
privilege 10 write lew lines to YOU.
TO ascertain it there is one published
There. want "A commercial or Il good
newspaper, that gives the markets, and
All general news II there is a paper
published III your place, ! shall take il
AS an especial favor If YOU will hand
tins Ia the editor at the best one IN
your place, and please SAY to him,
SEND me copy, rs myself and several
others wish To- become subscribers.
he above extract argues very con
ciusnelt the extent OF Eastern inno-
rance III relation to the onward and rap
III STRIDES OF progrcs, in the once star
West. Eastern men, who have not
taken particular pains to become post
cd IN relation 10 Western all,rs, still
retain the Ilca that We are all pioneer
'hS under The most Instantaneous
circumstances that the red lnau, the
buiialo and the wild beasts oi the for
csts actually come about our dwellings,.
and through the crcviccs between the
logs, take cogniZancc oil the intcrna,
economy of our household atiairs.-
Nor Is 1t greatly TO be wondered al.
30 swift has been the march of pro-
gress--so rapidly have cities and villa
ges sprung up, and " here bat few wears
ago nothing but a trackcss prairie
could be seen, well cultivated t,rms.
yicldng immense profit TO the nus
bandihan, greet the vision ON every |
hand no wonder such inquiries are
made, as they are not prepared for
such magical tlansnutalion. Our
'lty has Papers-,l;.ihcs, tri-wecL! lies,
and weehhes-l,as large stores, whole
sale and re. all has extensive mar
utaetories--has Colleges, Schools.
Hotels, Mills, Markets, a sound credit.
Is Incorporated, and lighted it'll aas,
and II II were fenced IN :" ii wouldyie
with amy thing 81 the kim. ever il. mt
cd. We send ont general invitation
10 every Eastern man t. come out her.
and bring their families, and settle in
the land Of promise.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07

g0psssaus - remales Chez smsa's
PIlls.The combinations 81 ingredients in thr-e Pin.
re the result OF long aud extensive prartice. They
mild tn their cpesAttn. and certain in correcting
all Irregularities, painful menstrus,on removing all
ebstr netisns, whetber fr.n coil otherwie head
ache psin In thu side paipitstioa Of tn hrsrt disurb
I'd sesp, which arise ftum interruption 81 hat1Tr
they can he successfully ase preventive These
nil, should never he taken IN presa.nc, a. they
would sore to cause misearriss". wausnteh p'.r~-
yveeetslc, aud free anytb nnii,ns To life
VI health. Esp,cn direei,,n., which sh,u.i t~ ID
accompany each box Price ~. fur sale by the
Druggists IN Davenport, end Iiinrs 4 CIrp.nger,
Myk Island Snt by s,sl by incio,ing ~ 10 Or Cor
seI,us L.. Che~sssaAn, No is2 Brosd~ay, New York
Ue3U-iswim)
OsiLry's Magical I'aks iessrne'or.--rhe great.
ana principal ehsrae,eris,ics Il DALiKi'S MAGIC /.
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR oou.lsi;.
la. or hs maven fading aud aud uniau. proIa rty
a. applied 10 external injury, 10 check Ia
aAmHstoa instantly, and rapidly to rr,iuee ~. This
feature Constitutes Its great power 10 alleviate IT.
s4n Of burns and scads, ald OF other pa.nru' ia.
eases la incredibly short a spsc. Of tanr al a.
viii sppe.r tl.e fsw te,Ihaonisl- berrunto an
sescJ kyery inteiiisent u,iid - iaiY aware that IN
all essss 81 external injury Ms pam Is rre"i"e Il by
Inflammation u the injured parts; and Therefore II
you temov. thu tb' "a 81 n,nst sessc
~ tts puracatis, o. opeftins nentrait1e the poi-
sou that may i.'k ia tn ys,' m, aid " III WHEN al
,,,ea TO thr sprss rapidly all impurr matter
10 III. su, fac. amt i 81 ihenc' ia" gt,i di,chatE~
IL psoiuc.s from sor.s oc,ssoued ~ hi.rns-aml
hen applied to I'D aad inSeI"r.ee sfes. sat Kheum
~ other eut4neous Diseases.
zach box Of grnun. p,li' y. Pam Extractor h.s |
upon II Sus. Plate E.grav"i tab, ~iih The signa-
tur-sotr cIiGkENEit q 90 p"prrtor,, srd |
hENuy MALAY. manuf.sturc'. Al othei, are
4 unt.,, n rrire ID c'nir p.rh,s.
~ .u,,i., should Le addressed o. g. Click
eu,r L a., al ,.tslsy street, New YOsk.
a.L, alt ~, ..Fisis, and Mslienc dealers through
n, tLe tu,t.d state s,,,25-.isw2ni
Wm A. Hat. hei.r'. Hair D,s.- h"h un,tns
clustering compound could ever have attained The
1.v.r falling fsvodte. Mature is "a, mat trns t.
h. rself than the brown black 'n'' IN tie rcd
. CT xra,,st OF most fow,y h,n Wy IL Mad and
sold or applied at Bateelot's Wa FACTORY, On nine
ptv.ts rvsins) 231 Broadway. Arw fU5k. Mm
bateLcior 4. On tn. bx OF all nu.uc otle, ars ina
tations.
For sale ~ Aiys.d h Van Pait.n.
s"pl5-'iAwim.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07

- st <x
arrows, PrettymAn / Dalxen,
Whole sale Dealers IL
| CIR OCE RTE 8 !.
Iron, S@lf. l'essesss. Sc.
AGENTSFOR 7HE SALE or
.. O. Ho1-1.112Esa1s Oo'a
Celebrated Fire and 71ty Proct SAFE.
Z. 4 4. Fairbank' \ Scales.
a y 'hai ke gsos.antiy On hani a rul stock OF
~ Giof.irs which se III r l., the trade as low
a. a. an an. :. In,s,s.ed m ,hi.aoor - tss. and
" and warranted equal to san pie JaUshiN~tf
NUaAKs : Mo.c., ado. Porto Rico, Cl.rined,
- z ns'r.f and Powde. I'd, for sal "
LrNRVWs. rRtrrYMAN DALzEIL
' 'rpfEs-sia Ncths, lava, also Grornd Coffee
~ snd kss.ncc u Coaec,a k,PAD.
h1oLAssEs-N. Orb am, susar House, and a. up
IVA ior sal Il b z. d.
tAs mp ra., YouIg n,ssn. ';unprxder and
NfICks-P.rpsr. Al-rier, Cinnamon, Slows. in
- 80, Mlstar'I and Su'u.egs,at h.. y. 1
NnAr.-Faney and Il ile,. Family, Ersswe and
~ G -siis IN sas- EP.Ap.
80. - ..sA
4 - sptri,, d'iianti,,., Sishiine star aud
~ iaiios, ier al. low nj sra u.
nils-spernl, Solar, Lard, Rank. koein, Llnsr,,i.
md OIL. ~ ~ I'D
A. .....-e hi. J. 81 AID All. iants tor sale u;
j H. p. y y.
( u!ARs--la,ana, ,iea msu aud American nraad :,
VIrbAccu-- Nsiur.l leaf Virgins aud Missouri,
L H., ..,.IN No. f.r
tEk 1s =
NsAsT pm DeEs Of various brands ant kinda, at
i III Ap.
(,ANbrE, assorted and fancy. Gam Lemon
~ Dro.s, Loang.s BPAD.
DRrNEs in ius, hor's ami ta,rcl. Ctr n Fig
i Part and onriants, at a. Fad
DlckLFs- -Um!eruooa's b ands, i ..ort,a s1.s:
j Pepper Sauce f,,r sale at u J.. Nd.
DowDER. shc,, Lead and Caps all kin. and .x :,
NJ Is. 4. ID.
GTARcn-Oorn, Pear; and rsmily, Ter sale a,
- y D. - D. II
NrCrs lmonds, a2t. tnbsris, Pes. recsn.
IN Wall ut ana Cocoa >, Br.&D
N snitans ard Malaga at H. PAp
(tHocoLarE. Cocoa, Br"na, Farna. Tapicoa f
~ whoa'en ';tiis and osi Meal b.. \ y
GAIT k-nhawa. syracuse, rurl's leland. LAYER /.
- poo. ,,own and ,..rn'.d Alum. u. r. \ %. X
I 'EMENr-i "u..y lie and Uuea; Fostering ualr; I
~ stirco Plaster. Miiwaul.- aud ssm'u.ky soda
ss'', tons IL store, and Tor sale BY Il p SD4
RAskfr5-nahei x to IL bu.hel: Corn and
- Clothes 1t Nd
= .AI.tFS7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07
t q Nj n + X G. l Al,
DAvEHrcRr PRICES CURRENT.
otFlct oF Iowa Danny STATE nGM.CRlT.
ihykNpogr 7, haay /, 10.

Tue aui"uht {" sr'in eun,ii & mo mars,t ut q i
time 10 rather Iiisit'd there bss:is neral al posi-
ton among farm rs q hpRi To- taIr pru,Inc. mi i,
til r shsii b. or At rrwad tendency ia he rnar-
krt onr & qnp.at1 n for wheat du. nigh, So 4.
son h5s been 30. sales ar - ~ regular nj st
an l. rAfi ~ IA eases OF competition no higher prre
Is rali. The unit OF gr,in htiI il III, country
III u 'torn., u, and wii'n Il shat ha,c taken 4
sta wni reader this market very v and m IA,
matte oen-ide ably al 4, tan and Oats ar vetv
cafcH. an are held as lsow There is no B,,e, +.
b, had nouc h has offer Il except f,rsteI
,,to,e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07

wv UTH bHUCAuE fILKei
w EAxtt sKipr mi riaki s.ikss
Xetss, fins bta tlse Csesss ~ tssil;
ksee ese. assd white rik v.iAj
fhlesta ~ - ts.d II. yssst
4se - ~ Apr:assi
.W&le &Ys(6p se5 aslA'ass
&1Asft ltt(te sxpy Isssa,ci:en
ss| ssses =. q. t ts.s e !. 4, sea-,
Nif IA i1Si stfh q y 8..sss.
"s~"~ :, ss!.,! si, !: sESi.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07

NAlEyslsRs.--Starf snapuaees a
args stock Of vs!snsiaes fas the accom-
&aaasisa .! AZ who wsss 10 ~sas use
at aaaa dsvGGsnts. Thr5 era very Sisst
asa wstsAasta 70 "s,ll az sars,'' ylsl
ute
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07

The Democrat Gays it published al
DO or6insncss relative - rnavket houses
meat msrkets, &C., before the Gazette
We are glad 10 hear this. hut il is no
little singular that the Democrat KEEP
perfectly quiet dsring tbs excitement O
month or twO ago, not daring to Grim
mate nself against ihe City Council
while the Gsze,te was discussing ths
subject in oil its details. Tue Gazette
has at no time advocated the monopol,
complained OF; on the contrary, It ba,
always been in favor Of meat shops. -
Gazette Of Friday.
If the Gaze,te's memory is so treach-
afoo+ 10 forget its own position on
the Meat Markets question three years
SINCE, as antagonist TO its presen. posi-
ton, still It might remember that some
several months since, and severa y m on lbs
before early wioter," A. II Kent open
ca meat market in the same building
now occupied by the Messrs. Kelly that
kebt war prosecuted several times for
violations of the CIV Ordinances rel t.
ing to Meat Markets, and that We then
expressed our views on the subject, and
have done 50 from time u time since,
without claiming for ourself any Of that
particular kini Of "darins" and bra.
vsiy, which the Gazette claims is neces-
sary to "crimiAa.e" ones srlf in such
cases. The TACT is, the junior Of the Ga
zet'e may fancy, tina as il has opposed
the Meat Markets, in one or two instan-
ces, within the past couple of months,
that is proof Of it, having "always been
IN favor Of the meat shore," and that il
has been IN favor ofthe meat shops s,uce
his connection with the paper VIC would
not gainsay. Neither did We suppose
that IN opposing the Meat Markets Mon
oPoly. we were evincing, or that i. was
necessary to evinco any very great dc
gre" OF either mental or physical "dar-
ing" We did not know that coufaoe
had any thing to do with it.
MAQt okLIA SENIINEI.-Ihcsc season
IS now approaching when our IN erchan,s
Will comm .ncc sending out their country
Advertisements. Circular from the above
paper have been freely distributed among
our business men, and to those who /
wou!i avail tn emseives of every alyap-
tacc to lie gained by ju,.icious adverti- +
sing, We take pleasure in directing their
attention. to this neatly printed and /.
widely circul ,ted Newspaper, one good
Customer gained through ,hi. medium
Will pay the expense OF their entire adj
vertlsing Of business firm. Try il.
I.Eci.kE-1 The seventh lecture will
be delivered before the Young Mems
Literary Association on Monday evening
BY DIR. Sears, lecturer Of Acknowledged
ABILITY. As Mrs. NJ lot caly has engaged
he lie Claire Hall, for Monday evening
ne lecture will be delivered at the Ger
man Theatre. Let the attendance be
Tnll.
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