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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-08
Dissolution.

THE firm of JENKINS & TAYLOR is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to said firm are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to A. A. N. NJ TAYLOR or
his Agent, who alone is authorized to settle the
same. We acknowledge our thanks to our friends
and customers for the very liberal patronage they
have bestowed upon us.
J. Z. JENKINS,
A. A. N NJ. TAYLOR.
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State ofN. Carolina, Union county.

State ofN. Carolina, Union county.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-October
Term, 1857.
Winchester & Still, }
vs.. SAuaehment-Levy on
Jackson G.. Lemmond Land.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
]. c. Iemmond the defendant in this case, resides
dered by The Court, that publication be made for
six weeks in the Western Democrat, a paper pub
lished the town OF Charlotte, for the said defend
ant to be and appear before the Justices of the
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for said coun-
ty, at the c. ut House IN Monroe, the first Mon
day i'll January nex,, tn, and here to show cause,
if any he has, why an order of sale shall not be
granted to sell the lands levied upon.
Witness, ]. F. Hough, Clerk of our said court
at office in Monroe, the LIST Monday in October,
A. d., 1857. and in the eighty-second year OF
American lnde, endence.
PRS fee Sol J. F. HOUGH, C. U. 6. C..
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CT GA KS.

The largest assortment of LADIES'
CLOAKS ever brought to this market, just
received and for sale by
Oct. 6, 1857. l.. S. WILLIAMS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-08

GALLANTRY OF THE SPANIARDs AND
PoLES.-Lola Monies thinks the Spaniards
and Poles the most gallant people in the
world. In q recent lecture, at Philadel-
phia. she said:
In Madrid she had seen the students
throw down their cloaks in the dust TO
form carpet for a beautiful woman to
cross the street upon. And it is not unu-
sual to see the common people follow a
beautiful woman with such ordinations as
blessed be the mother that gave birth to
such beauty" And in Poland she had
seen lady's shoe taken from her foot and
filled with champagne. and passed up and
down the table by all the gentlemen for
drinking cup but this was a piece of GAL
lantry which could only be paid to a lady
who was celebrated for a beautiful foot.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-08
State of N. Carolina, Union Co.

Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sesslons-October
Term, 1851
III. B. HOWE vs. jackson G.. Lemmond,
Attachment-Levy on Land.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
). Z. Lemmond, the defendant IN this case, resides
beyond the limits of this State it is therefore
dered by The Court, that publication be made for
six weeks in the w estern Democrat. paper pub
iished in the OF Charlotte, for the said defend.
ant to be d appear before the Justices of the
Cont of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for said coun
ty, at the Court House in Monroe, on the frs
Monday in January next, then and there TO show
cause, if any he has why order of sale shall not
be granted to sell the lands LEVIED upon.
Witness, J. F. Hough, Clerk of our said court
at office in Monroe, the 1st Monday in October,
A. d., 1857, and in the eighty-second year Of
American independence.
PRS fee SCI J. F. HOUGH, c. U. C. C..
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State Of n. Carolina, Union Co

CldlC Oh IN. NdrOllId, OlllOu W.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions-October
Term, 1857.
Jos. b. Bennett, Ext of Redln Bennett vs.. Ihos.
Bass,
Atachment-I.evy on Land.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court, that
Thomas Bass, defer dant in this case, resides be-
yond the limits o: this State; it is therefore ordered
by the Court, that publication be made for six
weeks in the Western Democrat, paper published
be and appear before the Justices of the Court of
Pleas ard Quarter Sessions for said county, at the
Court House in Monroe, the first Monday in
January next, then and there to show cause, if any
he has, why order of sale shall not be granted
to sell the lands LEVIED upon.
Witness, J. F. Hough Clerk of said court
at office IN Monroe, the LIST Monday in October,
A. D., 1857, and in the eighty second year of
American independence.
(Pr's fee S6) ]. F. HOUGH, C. U. C. C.
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III Office
THE undersigned having purchased the entire
interest of J. Il. jenkins in the firm of jenkins g.
Taylor, will continue the business at the old
stand, one door west of r. NJ. Farrow, on Trade
street, where he will be pleased to see his old
friends and customers
A. A n. NJ. TAYLOR.
June 9, 1852 49-tf
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Blankets,

Fine Bed and negro Blankets, also Kerscys and
Plains for plantation use. a large supply of the
above goods excellent in quality and moderate in
price will BE- found at
FISHER & BURROUGHS.
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THE subscriber informs all persons desiring to
purchase new and elegant
FURNITURE
that he has lately purchased large supply, SUI
pcrior to anything that has ever been offered i'll
this market before. He has on hand
Muhogany .Sofas and I'ete-a- Ietes, Mahog-
any and Walnut Bureaus acih or aritt
out marble tops. Wurdrobes, Pier
and Sofa Tables, Secretaries
and Book Gases. Book
stands, Music
Stands,
Quartetts and Whatnots, Mahogany and
Walnut Rocking Chairs, Cane bottom
and Back Rocking Chairs, Office
Chairs, ParLor Chairs and
Nurse Chairs, Cottage
BEDSI'EADS
many other articles in his line, all of which he
will afford to purchasers on the most reasonable
terms.
He intends to keep constant supply of Fur
niture on hand that persons can be suited at
any time.
Also, a Supply of
FiSk's Metallic Burial Gases
on hand.
All kinds of Furniture made to order and on
the shortest notice.
All Repairing attended to.
J. NJ. SANDERS.
Charlotte, August 4, 1857. If
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09
1 p easF
: wva aa saw
NUMBER 37--voLUME 2.

been afflicted, we can forget It all aud
forgive. if simple justice is granted
us in the future sai ssadl
We wish but that the Slavery or
Freedom of Kansas may be settled.
once for all, by an. honest and legal
vote of the actual residents. ii aeeor.s
dance with the principles Of the Orr
ganic Act. r es,ssse NJ. siskls
From onr new made homes in the
distant West, far from the comforts
and conveniencies of settled society,
yet struggling amid the hardskps snd
difficulties eoineident with .. border
lite. aud suffering from the trisls and
sorrows TO which we have been par :
iticularly subjected, we again appeal to
Northern freemen to stand by us in
the da ( emergency that threatens our
future progress aud prosperity LEA
Northern representatives. be Instructed
to support our righteous prayers and
claims. and let the people, IN fheif
sovereign capacity. rising in dignity
and might, cheer us with their active
sympathy and earnest cooperation.
Thus viii the schemes and plots Of
political demagogues be foiled,, and
the freedom of our new State be at
tained. TO the cause. and for the :
principles which have become endesfs
ell and sanetiied through our suffer-
ings, we acknowledge an unwavsring
devotion. Strong in the confidence Of
truth, reliant in the sincerity of our
purpose, we cheeffully unfirrl our STAN
dard, on which is inscribed cur
watchwor,l and our motto-"Fress
Kansas for F,e, Labor to real .zs
which we pledge anew "our lives, our
fortunes, and our sacled honor"
JAMES DAVIS, CKairma.. -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09
FIR tee Herald y frsedon.
To the Psopls Of Kansas.

CENTER, n. c., Sd Month, 1857. -
Lovers OF FREEDoa--1he combat
despens on the plains OF Kansas. Then
go TO the bsllot.box and do your ut
most to rescue from the foul embrace
Of, the Demon. Slavery. The virgin
soil, already wet with the blood Of
your brethren. The cause of Human.
ity. the cause of Christianity Is at,
stake, and Heaven is on your side.
The soul of the poor African or Esqui.
maax is Of equa! value, in the sight Of
our Heavenly Father, with that ofthe
mighty Czar Of Maseoyy or the potent
Emperor of the French; and this fact
must ultimately be acknowledged by
mankind, or Creation is q failure.
Better never be than be for ever niis.i
cradle. Every human being, woman
included. has an illalienabls right to
Liberty and the pursuit of happiness,
until he orshe foffeits this right by
c1ime. a sonl ground down By
oppression. is incapacitated for the
pursuit of happiness, unless The indi.
ridual possesses that strength ofmind.
that energy Of purpose, which exalted
Loyejoy to the moral sublime, after
having had three presses destroyed.
! was sorry to see in the Topeka Cons
stitution an article prohibiting people
of black color from the right Of ciii-
'nship. When next ye form Stats
Constitution, Just omit that relic of
heathenism,-for Christianity recog.
nizes the brotherhood of man. Sons
is your Master, even Christ, and ys
are brethren. bes .s.s5,t,s-T.s,z; =;
Many of the people Of North Caro-
linia deeply fe:l fer your cause !: and
slave owners themselves. who wish to
engage in land speeHlati,ns. wish
Kansas to become a free State, be-
cause their lands will then sell 90 mneh
more readily, and at so much better
prices. Lands in Missouri, of equd
fertility with those which. in Iowa.
are selling At five dollars af acrs, are
without purchasers at fifty. cents an
aero. hecanse emigrant Careliniaas aIs
unwilling again to settle in > slave
State, -
AS for me. my heart aad pen are
enlisted for the campaign which shah
establish freedom. a1=..assi sissevfa
Where the winds 'sdo not forever blow
Der the frozen hills Of SNOW" a
sly Iittls mite shall be eonfributsd
10 establish Free Labor, Free Press.
Freedom Of Speech: q Fres Gospsf,
Freedom Of eons.ieBco. and Freedom
to Women, in the. brightsunny South.
which God has blessed with blooming
beauty. TO awaken gratitude and love
to Him. and consequently lore 70 one
another. And my teaching. ] trust,
shall ever be the broHsrhoed Of man.
!. 5 DstlLAH REYxoLDs-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09

PTe-Empted Locations notsAssfgnsbsa
The St. Paul Pioneer Of the 10th
contains sp important decision Of the
Commissioner of the General Land
Office, concerning prs-emptions. The
point decided Is, that locations Of
lands made By land rarTazts are nos
assigasbIs. The following is lbs DE-
decision So sds l.s
: ~ GsxzRAE LAND orrcs, 4
May %. 1s5S.
Genfiemsn:-By the sct Q. ed
March. 1852. land warrents and iocs-
tions. not prs-emptivs. are sssignsbls:
bat you viii understand it ss the de-
eision offhs Department, that whsfs
locations are made BY prs-smptoss Of
their rights undsr the sft Of 4kh ssp-
tember. 1s41, su.h prs-erptisn locs-
items ere not assignAhie. Tor the reason
that thsfs Is an express inhibition in
the said act of s41 against the trsns-
fer Of prescriptions. sf.v
Very respectfully. your obd't rsyt,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
- ses M Cammisssoners
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09
GsEzRAE LAND OEs1cz,
May %. 1s5S-
Thaaka

Hon. G. j. ALsaleHr. Of osmbriSs..
Ohio. has orr thanks for nnmsFeus
Congressional documents during che
last few months. among Fbich are
copies of the Congress- ionzl ssIebs and
Appendix. the Message snd 4esonps-
uyipg Dpcumssts. &e
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09
tY. K. T.

pm the Missouri Riv.
b Ft. Leavenwortb
2 river, with resper,
, the Kansas Rive
the great emporiun
superior LANDING
in the midst Of =
Tnber, skirted by n,
e prairies, together
opposite to the Ou,.
pf the Missouri and
i; and the natural
oducts Of the same.
est and most desira.
ory on the Missouri
al point on the new
|. from Chicago via.
the permanent scat
Co.
10 make this tb.;,
3r, and also to visit il
p, As offering unpar-
freights are being
Int Of Government
p this point.
P offered to meehsn-
re.
cn to those purchs-
e site has been pur-
at the present tina,
Pitants.
fn every quarter.
III President.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09

ID FoRRARpm
70, Kansas.
10 Cnra.

70, Kansas. .
g goods 10 ne
/. Louis. DIN
by Quindaro h..
The attention Of is e
isiness men. m "a
ai n it. This bar ba0,. =
at len length removed S1 .
{ become o., the Cssa Csu'
handise TO K.,.
Q this place, far ~
Point in Kansas Nc.
Puri and Kaw rixes-' ns'
Ecessible TO s,ss,
pc Missouri in fa,a: frun.
and narrow. IN
2 solid ledge whieSs =
a sand bar. TN TN
|arter In extent. eve ae
[hen hen, the river Is st
fsibie to steamboat.
Eouri flows betxs.s
[f ,Lna q OarrIer ts
p The river. 1t can
indarO win receiv.
| rade Of the kan
, south of the K.n.
y miles from Isz.
Fe two places, viii
already under con.
5 means of conIsr.
Y ply regularly be.
rence.
edged to expend !,
ing from the sale Of
+d dollars have A.,
grading streets. A
d and twenty horse
I'D and will -,
fOtsl is also in PFC
ley. having made
eommodious ware.
fpring trade. soliei,
E-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09
Partnership,

tetofore existing be-
led under the name
erIill, was, by mu-
the lst of December
y are alone author
IS of the firm.
|. HORNSBY.
j. FERRlL.
NJ. B. HORNSBY.
10 the late firm Of
ucsted to come for
u as the business Of
BYS & FERRIL.
L bought the Stock,
vs. d Ferril, expect
be old stand, No. 20
will ever be glad to
nd the public ganer-
on will permit, they
general assortment,
ID will ehdeayor to
ronace. both in pri-
FRS and quulitv q
v. 3. HOkNSBY.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09
htomie.

mmenced in Osa-
kvc fatal to all the
in that vicinity:
cen repaired, and
1t has, also, 9
! the best of work.
hntly on hand for
terms.
nd into meal, viii
B give US a call.
RS, Proprietor.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09
Kansas |!

/ down slave labor
! Plant or Chinese
/ of the above seed
by the subscriber.
u be gone.
| C. sTEARNs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09
ard

\, frcm the Walks
west Of Lawrence,
Pf Oxen. The nigh
r. rcd, with q small
! he has Il scar back
the left horn turns
be off one is o ligh:
n,i short horns, and
| formation concern
Fated to me through
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09
|BYS & FERRIL.
ALI the Inhab-
and especially

euO eSpeclauY
~!
liture ! Furniture I
Of navigation, We
iuH assortment Of
10 Feneer's, Hard
makers material
h ! At our old
fEAD," Delawars
n. Our motto is
: +"
$ q HENNING.
lan7,lS57.-6m
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09
Recipes.

recipes.
cheapest Inks Of
/; Honey as goed
which does not
b; Cider without
g Fish; arts and
c. The whole
upon the receipt
bstage stamps
! Steomburgb,Pa.
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TER CURE.
20, ILL.
dent Physieida.
-iRtendenf.
rth of the city, on
Recommendations for
by 10, ls56.-ly
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09
ARD JEAKINS.

has been left for
J, Lawrence /; VIZ.
b /; JNo. p Woop.
Co., Tecumseh /;
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09

bne hundredW
Immediately, %
and as many
I'd as early as the
| N. SIMPSON.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09

|rs' and Neatsfeot
b, Copal, Coach
pishes !; complete
Eancy paints.
W. S F.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09

| for ls57-Frce
bne at the
b DgUG STORE.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-09

& SHOYER.
Jasper Co.. Mo.
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A GAZETTBER OF THE WORLD

DICTIONARY OF GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE
Compiled from the authorities, and forming eo
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Chapter l." The Stranger"
Sses ~. The siEa,esI. i1t, T Nth Nth Nick"
foLI ENGRAvlNGs fhp and the Iasi.n wo%f S.
81 HrE aaSssEk SSP Eis s5FFESSo% Persia. s'oy
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= 5#ESHt IS; y aSss
DR. CHASING on THE THEATER
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS ON FASHION AND
cHiSEsE AMAZEMENT AT ope FASHIONS.
RSa Ns sSbE EASY s men
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ABRACE OF BOYS COMPOSITIONS.
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PUBLISH THIS DAY;


ROAT LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA.
By wa C PRINE, Author q the " Sid House By the
River" and Later Years" Illustrations limo. Mus
lin, e Is ,,.,L
Nj Prime EEypt for purposes Of 'ndy bat his book
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From a- 10 dsy from kr hour the Eea Ter Ia
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sU CALMLY Fatsism with merchant prince
m tg Ca,.ne bszsurs; riding fnously an Arab std
,c0s he mains Of tz Egypt exploring the tombs Of early
,,ap. Ale1a,-is morszns over the little death
Ios he fBds BY the heads of skeletons
thos chastity sbodes II horror the crocodile pt. a. Mtfolh
receiving with the lazy companions " his trave guess Of al
psrons IN the shore al Theb~s or 10 soens ssnrs
yns IN the Cd duet Of Luxor young English stst VINO
dd in the ruins ~ the temple therein each and AL II hese
and hundred ots the reader cannot IAN 70
~ interest vhsssver his tastes or ianctes 80 -,
Mr. Prime favoraby known 10 the reading public As ,he
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M c az pleasant and perpcuous style his keen powers 81
observation genial Eye for the humorous and kindly SIDE
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