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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

Fox THE PESIrENrIARY.-A detachment ct
gentlemen under conviction, left Wheeling
Va. on Monday, the 25th ult., for the peniten-
tiarv. The following are the parties composing
this delegation
Oscar Myers. for 10 Years. for the murder
of Mary Ann Motony; Geo. Cole. for two years
for countcrfciting: Robert Hutchinson. Tor live
wears. for rountcrfcitins; James, better known
as Bad Mccormick. five years. for burglary;
Vim. Swain, three years, for highway robbery
Nathaniel Petit, two years, for countcricitins.
and John Mc('ann. two years. for burglary, and
robbery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-02

Nor can the Examiner pretend to misun-
derstand the purport Of our previous remarks,
with regard to its OWN and Mr.. Lctchcr's oppo-
sition to Gov. Wisc's nomination in 1854. The
Examiner" undertook to reprchcnd our cx-
precision of opposition to Mr.. Letcher's nomi-
nation, as inimical to the harmony Of the party.
We then reminded orr contemporary, that in
lS54its " editorial columns and Mr.. Letcher'S
utmost efforts were employed bitterly and vim
d~ictivclv, in opposition to Gov. Wiscs nomina-
ton. We referred to the fact. that Mr.. Lctcher's
opposition was manifested even after the noni-
nation was made. Of this there is no doubt.
We arc informed bya gentleman who occupied
the same car with Mr.. I.ctchcr, on his return
from Stanton, that Mr.. Letcher declared, in
the hearing Of the strangers around him. that
he was still uncertain as to whether he would
support the nominee. The staunch loyalty of
the Tenth Legion obliged him, finally, to yield
a support so unwillingly, that, according to his
own boast, he abstained from using Governor
Wisc's name from the stump. during the whole
canvass.
We pointed to these facts TO show our CO.
temporary that in assailing our course, he was
pronouncing Il harsh verdict, not only against
himself. hut against his own f%ayoritc candidate.
The aryumentum I'D hominem was as applica-
bic rs it was legitimate. And this furnishes
the ONLY foundation Of an understandable sup
position on the part of the Exam liner" intend
cd to produce an Impression unfavOrablc to
ourselves, and eminently calculated to injure
Governor Wise in the estimation Of fair-minded
men. How well this accords with its own pro-
fessions of esteem and admiration for the latter,
we leave it to the public to decide.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
HoK fo MAnlAIoE \ RrARlrla Honal.-

4ONr 70 MAhAuE a RbAkAho nonaA---
Whenever you perceive horses inclina-
ton toFear, separate your reins and pre-
pare for him. The instant hs-Fis sbout 70
rise. slAsken one hand . anu bend or twist
his head with ihss other. keeping your
hands low This banding compsls him to
move hind lsg, aud 81 a necessity brings
hls fore Iest down. Instantly tRist bin
completely round, Two or thr-e times.
which swillconfuss him very much. and
loomplstely LhFOwg hin. .Ofhis guard. The
moment You haye.6nisted twisting him a
round, place bis head iG the direction you
wish To procs~dsa apply the spurs. ani' he
will not faiItogo forward. II the si'us;
tion be convenient press him intoa gaIlop,
4 and apply The whip and'Spurs two or thres
times severely. The shorssswiil not. per
Ihaps. be qaiet e4tisted With tie defeat, bul
I'm Y feel disi osed 70 try. again for tie mas
pry. Should this be the case, you have
only TO twist him. etc, as bsfore. and yor
twifl-6udthat in the seeonAs strug yle hs
will be more easily -sl.dusd than. on lh'
formar occasion; in faetsyou will see hin
quailonder ihe operation. Il rsrelv hap
fp+nSthata rearing horse. after having
b enstreatsd in the way described. viii re
sOrt, 70 this trick a third time. British
! Sportsman. - l,. = ., {,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

ET Paris has gain thundered forth the
Reputation of .hoopu. Has the b 1t fail~d
to reach ID this country? or have our fair
country women determined for once TO do
as they please in mstiers of fashion. re-
garlle.s Of Partisan ukases.--thst hoops
| in all theirstupsudou4 circumG renee con
tinue to clasr as they sm:te their neighho'
ir an assemble multiinde, and that -skir,
in all their imposing m1litude still Aaunl
before the astoni;hed vision? But VI
must not exp-ct tho reform to be- brought
about 10 day. The hoops will he lei
down qradu ny. Joint after joint viii b
removed. Hopp after hoop will be thrown
off. until the other extreme is reached; un
til our fair sisters before US dismanlled tow
els Of fashion, tie hasIions aud outworks
all cut away: stand out in bold relief, hoop
less and almost skirtless, presenting the
rugged outline of form de tsclibed bV ouI
ancient danes in their homt spun faunrls
or sill further back. great grandmother
Eve in her primsdve e. leaves. --,- o
i Other revolutions IN dress are being
brought about in P.riS. A writer from
that city urges cur ladits to abolish long
skirts in the streets. and dof somu h fne
ry. He says the French and English Ia
dies all wear short skirts. and show theiI
pretty ankles with their snow white stock
ings. The Balm 1ral underskirt is mucl
| Worn.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

MAxIas OF BIsHoP MIDDLETON Per.
severe against disroula.emeuts Keep
yourtemper. Employ leisure IN study, and
always have some work in hard. Be punc-
tual an met 20 liral in business. AMI never
he in hurry. PreSevere self possession.
and not be talked out Of conviction. Ri-e
sarly. and be an economis, Of time. Main
tain dignity without The appearance oI
pride; manner is something TO everybody
and everything with some, Be guarded
in discourse, alIen'iva and slow to speak =
Never acquiesce in immoral or pernicious
opinions. Be ut forward to assign rea
sons to tho who have no right to ask
Think nothing in conduct unimportant OF
indifferent. Rather set than follow exam
pies. Practice strict temperance, and in
your transactions remember the final ac
counts.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
How the Mormons were CONQUERED,

The news that Il Mormons had surren,
derel, anne 80 sud 'enly here tat it could
be scarcely credited al first. There is now
no doubt its truth. We happened to
learn by unusual means. this morning hcw
it had occurred. 1t was in this wis i:
Brigsdier General Sargent, it is well
kno Sn undertook TO raise regiment Of
Ohio volunteers for the U,ah service The
boya readily responded to his call, and
the General soon found eve com panips
fran other parts Of the State at his service
He mmediatsly posted off 10 Washington
to press the acceptance OF his regiment by
the President. Old Buck received him
with much graciousntss and told him that
he could prepare to clean out the Salt Lake
rebels.
Now 1t happened that the old Mormon
sinner who represents U'ah in Congress,
heard o! this matter. aud being post, 4 10
regard to the fire eating qualities nd dare
devil characteristics Of Ohio volunteers,
he didn't like it a bit. lie coBoluded to
have parlsy with the General. and sent
for him to come and have glass Of wine
and smoke at his private room. The Gen,
eral went down, taking with him for pro
lection, his frrOcious mostashe. which ne
has carefully cultivated since the Utah fe
yer broke out.
How d. do?' said the mormon to the
General.
- We'll. / thank you,' was the reply.
How are all your wives and children?
interrogaied the General
AN well 'cept six. Ny ninth, sixteenth
and thirty7frst wife, and three ofmy sew
enty two children were rather under th
weather at the last accounts from Utah. -
But they tell me General. you ore goinl
out there to fight my people.
'sorter,' replied the oLioftain twisting
bis mostache.
Is that sure?'
AS powder can be turned into smoke
Have you got regiment.
Aye. and as valiant a set Of braves a
ever shoudered guns
Where are they from?'
Ohio
You don't sayl That's bal for ol
Brigham. From what par, Of Ohio Eay
ask?'
Half from the rural towns. aud the Otl
er half from Cincinnati
THAT'S monstrous. Our women on
children wont stand Bit of chance. lei
eral THE war has got to be stopped SIR
Certainly 1t is, re oiled the General
All thatis wante is The Ohio regiment
Wen pepper old Brigham and his hosts in
jiffy.'
'Humr replied the Mormon CouQres
man. as he went of into deep mpditaiio
What further bapI at this confe
once We do not know, but Mr.. G. fro
Utah, instantly dispatched a messenger
SAll Lake, informing Brigham Young II
the Ohio regiment with Eve compani
from Cincinnati. had been accepted a
that he hal better come OWN at once.
And Brigham, like sensible man, u
Come down, Though our gallant be
have not been broughtinlo service. to tn
belongs the credit Of eonqupring the NJ
mons. Hurahl for the Ohio voluntee
II Gin. Times.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

A Cur or CoLD WATER. The best illus
tration Of practical Christianity which has
come under my observation recently. wa
the cooler" fillei with ice water. which ]
saw in the porch of Dr.. Farley's Church.
at Brooklyn! A walk Of mile under such
a sun as has tanned the "face Of nature
for the last few days, is calculated to ex
tract from the most impassi le hearty
Amen to the b"autitude pronounced upon
the besiower Of cup of cold water.'--
ChriStian Register.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05


Atanial in the court OF the klae's
Bench. June. ls5S, tetwsen certain pub
fishing twsedlsdees. IS to an. Allcdged Pi-
racy of an arrangement ol the ..,old Egg.
Iish Gestlemin -an.old oglish Arr by
ths.by-@TOn Cook thscohpossr. EAsSph-
pnsnasd as a witness BY one Of the parties
oashis .sxSmiaHtionS Sby Sir . ,lnss
SearlsIt. afterwards Lord Abinger, fOe the
opposite side. that learned council rather
fippantly questioned him thus: =
Now. ssr. you say that tho two m l dies
are the same. But ditfsTent. What do you
mean by that. sif?" =. sf-a ~ =. :
.Tothis Tom promptly answered. 4 said
that the notes in the Swo copies wfrs alike.
but witha difvfent accent. the one being
in common lime. the other ia six-eight
ii e; and consequently the position Of u e
accented notes was different
Sir r-James---,What is a musical aceent?.
Cooke My terms are guinea les.
500. sn.'-IA A lou laugh
Sir James Grather ruthsd] ]--'Eevermn1
your terms I;ere. ask you what is mu-
sicll accent?' Can, Sou see it?
Cooke-'No'a' 'r'@ ~
Sir Jam -s-Can you feel it,"
Cooke IA musician can Greal
laughter
Sir Jam 8 livery angry1-'Now. pray,
sir. .donl beat about the bush. explain lc
his lorlship Loid Dennman, who was the
Judge that tried the cause and the jury
who are supposed 10 know nothing abou
music. tho meaning ofWbat you call az
cent s,f
Cooke-'Aecent in music is a certain
stress laid upon pArticul IT note, in tbt
same manner as you would lay stress up
on any given word for the purpose Of bein,
better understood, Thus, if l were t.
say, you are an ass.' il rests on ass. but |
Iwere 10 say.' You are an ass it rtsts OF
you Sir James
Reiterated shouts of laughter by q,
whole court. in which the bench itself Join
ed.'followsd this rspartse. Silence bav
inS been atlensth obtained. the Judge viii
such seeming gravity, ceostId the chop
fall-n counsel thus: s~
Lord Denman--'Ars you satisfied. S
Janies?' -,-,-,'- &
Sir james Rho. deep red as he natural
ly was, to usa poor Jack Reeves own words
had become se'rlet in more than name
10 a great huff, said:
The witness may go down!
And 20 down ha did, amidst renewet
Laughter in which all jpinsd. parlicu'arl
the learned brothers, except one. Hh
saw no joke in the matter III London Led
ger. r.4-.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

Eg-The following is a speech made BY
tho maRa ger of an Irish theaIer. Ter,
were only three persons composing the
audience:
Ladies' aud Gentlemen: As there II
nobody here. III dismiss you all; the per
Torrance Of this night will not be perform
ed. but tie performance Of this nj sht vii
be repeated tomorrow night
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

ADvERrrsIkG.-The Nav Yolt Trib-
uns says that the proprietor Of a weekly
newspaper in that city has expended over
three hundred thousand dollars per annum
for advertising, and it a profitable invest
ment. This is no doubt lrua. There are
many mercantile firms in New York City
which innvest one hundred thousand dol
lars annually in advertising,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

re- Fillibuster stock. which WIS lately at
the lowest ehb. appears now to have a
slight upward tendency. Accounts from,
Louisiana. Mississippi. Alabama and G.or.
gia, state that the feeling in those States
in iavoroi Walker. Is increasing. A Cor
respondent ofthe Louisville journal, writ
ing from Dsiton, dsorgia,saystharNica
qua bonds have been taken ,Hp .by~SOuth
ern pianterstOthe amount Of s775.000.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

EB-A few days since verdant youth
with his blushing bride. arrived at one OF
the principal hotels in this city. The head
Of the family Immediately registered hi
name as IS B Jones and lady, Albany
on bridal tower" Il not this new way
to inform the public that you are in the by
menial ha ltei?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

ETThe Montgomery Journal under
takes to explain philosophicsIly why Ger,
tain persons grow very TALL. We presume
the simple reason ia that they can do moth
ing shorter.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

TThe House moved BY the Thames:
Should the state Of the river be the cause
Of the question Of adjournment being put
10 vote. you will see the Noes will have
H.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

E1Why .is a clever detec,iyes like /,
pTsco ious geniuSY Because he possesse
grsagquickness Of apprehension.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

|. The heart ofa cold teauty,' says Saphir
in one Of his works. is the ice in Which
she preserves the affection of her lover
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

EV Three things that never agree--two
cats over one mouse, two wives in one
house, or two lovers after one maiden.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

E1- The applications for admission to
the Freshman class of Howard University
number 100.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

Grey hairs. like honest friends, are plu,k-
ed out aud castaside telling unpleasant
truths.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

ES- wish to procure the Biography Of
Pollock said a student to bookseller, al
the corner Of Wafer street,
I'VE have it not sir was the reply.
Can you inform me where l can obtain
it?'
Il canaot. sir; but Idare say you will
find it 10 til Course of Tim
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05
HARDWARE AT GREAT BAR GAINS
Cheaper than ever before Offered In
Lancaster.
JOHN EFFlN q E r

JOHN EFF N q Err
"AS lately purchased from p. Rope his interestih
the Hardware business and In addition TO HIS al
ready large stock, Is daily receiving, direct from
the nMfaetursrs aud Importers, large purchase OF
nc goods, which will make his stock OF Hardware
ofthe most extensive TO be found In this market His
for purchasing aud arrangements with Manu-
lecturers, which equal to any, will enable him to
Offer all descriptiong OF Hardware at lDsr prices than
| an Otksr sstabiishmsHt. The attention Of FARMERS
and Is vited to the induce
me snow held out to them In the way Of great bar
gans--fuly satisfied that they consult theirow n
terestthey will be certain To- call and examine his ph-
ce before purchasing elsewhere. by close attention
10 and by constantly keeping hand full
and mt and the best goods hopes
large share ofthe patronage ofthe Farme
| and Mechanics ofthe county.
| ApFil 90, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

A. g. DoANs GRO. ADAMS.
IDOANE g. ADAMS,
y, al 9 ssl pEAtERS IN .s,s Z, Ia -
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
81 9 Z WARRANTED PURE. =
T. luil /, Nse--li0e -. " b N -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

.R@sXV ID HID " >
ATTORNE EYs AT. LAW, ,ssA
2 -fallmadee Block Dp StAira.
Sovenbor 90, 1es7.-3Otf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

1000 Cod Guard Vest and Fob Chains TO 80 90 each
Gold lack -ts Bracelets Broachs ,lar Drops, Breast
Pins, CuH Pins Sleeve Buttons. Rings, Shirt stubs,
Watch Keys, Gold and silver Th'mbles, and variety
Of other articles, worth from so cents 10 SIS each
Immediately on receipt OF the subscription money
the subscribers name will re entered upon our sub
Scription book opposite number, and the gin cores
ponding with that number will be forwarded. within
one wOek. to the subscriber, by mail or express, posi-
paid. t-'l tr
TIPAlleommunieatOns should Be Addressed 70
% and 40 Modat Building, SIS Broadw New ork
- Specimen eoples sent FREQ. Agents wanted.
4 saAprile le58--4Diy ga sat7 ~. t3*-f a,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

CT. DENIS HOTEL. ELEVENTH STREET CORNER or
- Broadwny-The subscriber for years connected
Juren Hotel lately proprietor thereof taxes this
method Of informing friends and NE travelling pnbhc hat
be has the lch o. April "a purchased ne interest q
d. Julien the above establishment IL hss, since ths
Of that purchase the aim Of he subscriber
70 nut liz hon~s complete order and The y
toroughy repsned and has been wherever
sary refurnished water ceterns hestsrs separate m
trance and short whatever required W
The hotel upon an equal footing with bc~ essn~hv
has been supplied The and departments
hossa have aso nnfiring attention,
proprietor feels convinced thai ~ enabled 70 provide for his
guests than he hm Primer
tel and cheerfully gives that
whole viii be devoted their comfnrts and pains
or expense spared render quiet residence for
families 10 wei ~ snse seaaemen. fsIER px1fvR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28
RAILROADS.
JEW YORK AND HARLrx RAmsoAD coArAS''

l~rEw YORK AND HARLEM RAHR0AD cOrANss
IN svuusn tsxAsessys ts,
Commencing Nondw, seq ~ ,i. ss .sr~.,. ~
Trains leave DEPOT corner q rr,ns =, ~ ss
T,e,n. y..vs a srsr ~ rsty sskih street Ind FOURTH
svenue, New York - sloA .spelns a Wosmsshrsis~
and All sssicns nors Ii wnlsmsbrdss ropRins - -
sssons m ~ whhe pains train, sopPr& A. Al ssa.ss
IN y Nj wlIsamsbrfdxe stopping ~ ~ sssbons n -
Dover Plains aoppms sove wuIismsr tdgs: $50 n WI
srrhsas .nrpIns Ill stations; SO u wnlsmsbrdse.
~ - " Chatham Fcrr Corners 1880 " NJ MAJ
train sopps ws,e f,.ns and All s.ns's
portA WV "@~< "@A~~ "'S~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

AnIUsEMENTs.
NTIBLOs GARDEN
Nv Tickets 6V cents No reserved seats Doors nj II
To commence at
THE SPECTRAL DRAMA
The thrilling nteres, and Intensely exciting ghost story
ss q sss"
realize The beauassl eled,s o. This drama
seventeenth Al yfiss p AGNES ROBERTSON.
who WIN appear Mr. sw Di s,srl soUhc,oAuLr
az The Spectre aud In his celebrated OF SIR Charies
.s Toscnr TUESDAY ssrr. %. 1853.
DR. b0"r'''aais great FIFE iPs' PIaNr a5sa'
ACT FIRsr.-TInE 1900
hs ys Y s ruins Of nsey Ca.
The resolve ssSrss-fhs thunder Storm
,ssss q s: sss arr
M o. ss pi wsS ssss 81 ssss n s sorv
hysmpirs".r.e sl.rm-"ro 4rmsi some one mounts ~.
RaSy influence d a. : sS.s
sss lssss'rA' death Of The
p ssa A'' NJ
rays creep mountain AIDE.
pour into sSs p$snsas Seiy.TsTrss q g.
more The moon restores him u hs false ue in
n. sT Edgar sssry 7's s.,urn 70 n.s, ca
dc row once mers rebuilt and restored 70 s msnorsi poss.
~ desspuon Of the strange physician who ersusS
Scene The Castle Of Eaby restored-The old Dominic
cs tho phsntom-He has found another vcnTi
Scene The liSraiy old Doctor looks up the wors
s Hs
The Interruption cengcThe Phantom calls hts VIC
him S ss
no Is e. y H.
Doctor and The dictionary.
ascend
Scene the Iast-The peaks of Snowdon-The duel-xoSs
body the spectre q:
Efhe performance win ~, co1clude with
In rehearsal new drama In ave acts BY Dion soarcscasn
entitled
in which
whose ens.gemsn, the m.nasemen have he honor % a.
MRS COLEMAN PoPE
WALLAcK's THEATRE
.RE-"FEN
''' THE i Ei sa aH% S $Isass SEASON
u.,l nE Z, 90 RATED,
Under the sole management
Mr.. wAdLAcK.
Stage Manager Mr.. LESTER.
I AURA KEENE's THEATRE ga BROADWAY.
h -ho nag sen wa tie a ne
yan he dram and ffnrd
Innocent Amusement to the Public,
respectfully II nsS%&Ts COMEDY
which for nearly three ourha Of has been recog
ed grand TS sr Tsks NJ S " ns aa enacted BY tho
fall Y C. sna sTs T.
TEE1fdT fixSh 81 aSS s. s
in the cpcssessng superior acoustic and optical qualities
THI B.s, co.r.sr or CossDlAm.
TnE MOST PROFICIENT ORCHESTRA,
and general every which 10 pro
spOn he oonSsd sppo Of
public TUESDAY EVENING SEM, - ,sss
Thomas H0lcrOns RSPpsT Aye Is comedy entitled
with the following unequailed cast
Harry Dornon Mr. sothers
Ne sfard M s' asT,s;
Silky s Ssasa
Ssscs NJ. Rs.es
sophia. Mss Laura Ksens
Xsr wbch the "a. :,,os ,rc. entitled Mss fn.
JENNY LIND.
a ssssss ssls'es nssr ~ r..ss.
AIR ..,hstS,r -. Snars
Jenny ssAerSas S ,l,s Minnie SsSaTh
In which character bs Nh np h.r "a .,gh .n ns
sanns Mr. Jenssson aSd s MaearSS duct ccme Srss.
to Sea with me- Love Mr. Ps.rs ana Nsx Nac.thv rnne
xSss ~he S1 Be ,sis a.a.su
win execute one OF her ~ eSaaisits Pas ss"is
E'KEScH COMPANY.
Aeu0p0''' 1os mSss i S.5I 81 "'0"aA"
"wednesday. sent ~. IsSS' ''~
EXTRA PERroRMANcE,
~ npi'x ~ EscTfnSaIr riirs rpr pps nor wa
moor. D ,,1 at. rEor r sa scELEsArs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

V'fIE WONDER OF THE AGfi
il THE INFANT READER, LITTLE ELLA,
only three and half odd, will give dramatic sna
poee entertainment a--r,ed BY her teacher w. Brown,
hodworths roums, No. broadway Thursday evening
September 10 selections from Romeo aud juliet, King
John school Scandal Three Weeks Msrrisge &C.
al which she viii appear Tickets ~ cents; may he Oh
laned the music stores o. Hall Sou, Firth Poud,
al the door. To commence a. o'clock.
sAyANNAH.-THE ONLY THEATRE
- In that city universally ACKNOWLEDGED 70 be one ~ s
ane.tin the whole southern country VII BE- opened Nov
BY the lessee and manager Mr. w. FLEMING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

arJ. FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS IMwE.
N dsely obtain them AZ he large new Institute and
Home Tor Dumestes ls Eleventh street. % sxth
avenue This ,s abundance of civil capable
help % suit all Conducted BY respectable American lady
nAMrrIvs AND uoTEis IN WANT or GOOD DO
ncsc female help win always End good selection Of
German English, Scotch and Irish a NORRIS CoHNERTt
CO.'S ala Broadway also cosehmen, gardeners farmers and
sborcrs ct This OF Inc branch once l Liberty street Terms
moderate
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-23
Harness and Upper Leathe
State Of North Carolina,
MECkLENBURG COUNTY.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
january Term, 1853.
joel A. Higgins, Administrator of William P.
McLelland, decd, VS.. Robert L. McLeland,
Rufus McLelland, c. Fain and wife Margaret,
and the heirs of James Sumter
Petition to sell Land
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendants are not inhabitants of this
State; it is therefore ordered that publication be
made for SIX weeks in the Western Democrat. a
paper published at Charlotte, notifying said de-
PENDANTS to be and appear before the Justices of
our said Court, at the next Term to be held for
Mecklenburg county, at the Court House in
Charlotte, on the fourth Monday in April next.
then and there to Plead, answer or demur to said
petition, otherwise judgment pro confesso will
be taken against them, and the case heard ex-
parte. Witness, w. X. Reid, clerk of our said
court at office in Charlotte, the 4th Mondayi n
January ID 1858, and in the sd wear of our
Independence. w. k. REID. CLERK,
Pr. fee $6l 96-Gt