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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-26

GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
EETE have this day received, and sell low the following
w GROCERIES and LIQUORS, &c:
$50 bags Bal, Coffee, 10 casks COgnNc Brandy,
As bbs Crushed Sugars do Port Wine,
25 do Powdered do do Sherry do
IS kegs Bal Golden Syrap, do Madeira do
cox bbls do do Is do Sweet Malaga,
1Oe doz Brooms, Is hb,s Brandy
800 DO Oysters, 7S do J. II. Smiths Whisky,
l00 do quart half gal Pickles, 100 do pure Rye do
50 do Pepper Sauce, so do OH Bourbon do
so do TOmato CstsVp, 29 do Holland Gin,
50 do Fresh Peaoaes, 100 do Tennessee Whisky,
25 do Pie Fruits, assorted 40 do NewsOm's Tenn. do
100 bxs Candy, 10 DO Rum,
100 do bxs & y bxs Rasns, 9j kegs Lemon Cordial,
100 do Chsee, 25 do Ginger Brandy,
2N0 900 Havana Cigars, 2l do Ginger Wine,
$4,000 Cuba Skies do 80 bbls lincoln Whisky,
200 bxs Tobacco all hrands 50 do Robertson County do
Ior sale very low at Nos hand IA Market Street.
povl6 HUGH MoCREA & co.
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ApCTISy SALE aF GROCERIES
By
NTER REFIEHTPS n co.

On Monday, Nov. ssths at 10 O'Clock N
uETE WILL OFFER FOR CASH, in front of our Ware
w house large and complete GROCERIES
consisting IN part ssfOlloWS, vlz
20 hhds So gar 10 b1s Brandy Charles,
500 bags Coffee, 10 bbIs Texas Becans,
Is bbls MolsSses, saoks Almonds,
10 crushed uowdered 100 and Star Candles
Sugar, 100 bbls White Whisky,
2Ob7xes Cove Oysters, Is do Y Brandy,
10 bags Pepper 10 bbls Holland Gin,
Q5 chests Teas, 300 kegs Mails,
20 bales CGttOn Twine, IS dOz Painted Buckets,
35 coils Rope, 81 nests Tubs,
II cases Matches, $50 boxes Soap,
lnO boxes Star Candles IS do Doylss Candles,
$50 packages New Maekerel, 100 doz Masons Backng,
kits half bbis and bbls, 100 boxes Fiasks,
200 bxs New Rasns, 100 boxes Cheese,
200 halves and quarter boxes tierces Figs,
New Raisins, 90 bbis Roe HeTringS,
Together with numerous other articles % make complete
sale. LANIBR, PHILLIPS co.
noy22-d No. SO. Market street
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The Adams Express Company,

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SPECIAL NOTICE,
YENHE Adams Express Company beg announce to their
friends and the public Of Nashville that they have copclud
Cd arrangements with the Louisville an Nashville Rail Road
Company which they will operations Of their
Express line OF thai Road, commencing August ls9
On the completion Of the Nashville road Bowling
Green about the l0h August 1859, messengers will run
through between Nashville and Louisville.
For particulars 20 rates. time, &c apply to
A. K. HOLT,
aug2-df No. 2S Market Street, Nashville Tern.
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HENDER SON RIOS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
sTEAM AND Gas FITTERS,
NO. Is DEADERIcK STREET,

NASHVILLE, TENNEsSEE'
VETE have on for sale Sheet Lead Lead Pe Baths,
w Water Closets Wash Stands Lin and F0ree Pumps. Ale
Pumps, Hose Hysn Block Tin, Gas Futures Sheet Zinc,
Water Rams Wrought Iron Pipes for Gas and Stsa from to
inches Also, Globe Valves Check Thves, Connection Cocks,
Air Cocks Gauge Cocks Gong Bells Steam Whistles, Elbow sand
Knes Of every description suit the above Sc Parties In the
country pipes and sereEed BY sending drawings
NB-Agsns for HArrsOns pasn Coal and Wood Cooking
Rangers aeptl6-d,tWkw6m
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The Greatest Facilities Offered Tor tho Pro-
lection and speedy transportation OF
HIVE STOCK,
And Good Accommodations with usual privileges for pei
travelling in charge tleTelf.
FfsEIEEgTS TORWARpED.

By this Frchs OF all crfption can he forwarded
from Philadelphia New u, Boston. Baltmor to any point
on The Railroad % Ohio hgutu Indiana Illinois, Wseoa.
so, Iowa, or Missouri. lF Railroad direct.
lhe Fennsy vlnia Railroad also cnnects Ptsburg
sesrs py "cl hoods can b. fcrgarei to any port
Oh ., HusknzuH, Keu.uc Tennessee Cumerlsnd T,liois
Mississippi, cansa Missouri Kansas, Arkansas, Iei
Rivers ana a. CeTe and sauduSky ana Chicago with ports
the North Western Laaes
Merchants and Shippers entrustns the transportation
speedy transit.
The atesot freight 10 point IN the by the Pennsyl.
VAniR Railroad are a all times favorable are charged by
other Railroad Companies
III Es particular 20 mark packages "via Penna R. r."
Merchants 10 the West ordering goods from East will End
70 their Interest 20 call the gents this Company AT te
following places before -hPuag letters addressed to either Of
them on the subject uf regL will viii urompt
e. J. SNEkDEE, Phalephfa
MAGRAW kOONS, 81 North street. baltimore.
4EhCl CO, No, sisa0r House, or No. l. ;. W1u Il ,
!,
LEECn & Co No - Elhy stras nostOa.
H. II. uOU srON, General Freight Agent, PLIs.
L l.. HulFT General Ticket Agent, phia.
TTIOS. A. SCCrI General SuD't, AltooIA, Pa TAnsn
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NOTICE no CoNTRACToRs

nashville ana NOrth-WesGeFn RaB1Fsas.
a PUBLIC LIFTING Of the ERADICATION. RRiBGINa
"A ana Of about - les o. Tie Wes'e Dtvs
ion ofthe Nashville and North Wss.srn Rarazd e1s,s,
ION near ITsg9sn % huntington, E be hsla Dsan Tea
80; psios ~ p, ~ AS s, DAa, sih efDSCEAbAk next
ne Engnesr Once In Hiokan- Ky fron Eosssbsf a,s =,
a. ena e Dresden from Hcenber f % Deem.
sealed Proposals s TIE EO by Sections about ose s
eaen VIII - received until December ID, HIrkua
haill ne morning q Deesuber sth s. Dressn Tso, rs
N'''eO SAS@- *. STENENgON.
Prssiosnt
IA. HEsLNER
noo'H KnQinesr Wssfar, uvssfs,
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VAIL PAPEE

TUsT RECEIVED large and beautiful assortment Of Geld
81 and Velvet Paper, Of the latest and most fash ion
able styles satin and ungazed Paper Window Cur
tains &c, which offering cheap for Cash Paper
Hanging done in the best manner O. W. KLAGEs,
tract Eel Hall.
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CHARLES R. HALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALIsES,
naRpHr Rnca L.

no. Is SoUTR AIDE PUBLIC SQUARE
NASHVILLE, TENN,
rs IN receipt Of his Stock for Fall and Usntep
sds consisting Of Ladies' Misses Childrsns Ro-ta.-
Shoes and Caters. thin azd trick Bolsd and it5of b
Gents ane Calf Boots and Shoes and Caters nss ~ dou5
soles-
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do do Kip Brogans, lined aud un srnea:
do do Heavy Calf and Kip Roor;
do do do do Grain, water proof Bcots
AlaTge assortment Of Hessy Brogans and B1ts ~ pI,t
use both Home made and Eastern Worn, Men P!oagh sbO
Women's Heavy Ddtch Boots, a.. - -'
complete assorDsnt sf Boys sad Youths Car snd KIN
Booss SHOES snd brogns Also Misses and Ohdsn K ard
heels- -
Misses and OhidTsns Net io Tipped Boots new arss
TRUNKS.
Also LADIES' French Dress franks Ana al. i..,h.r r
faEed franks alAe Csrrst Bags, Ladies LsafhsT sa
4e ali o. Enee "a osr Cd at mall advance Eastern Goa
Ny friends and tns public generally respectfully 10 ia "a
xanne their steeki feeling confident thai tey WI Be pls
both in respect 70 quality and pres.
sepls-u oUAs NAN
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Freight Transportation.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD


freight transportation.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
TTNHE Southern Road the four great lines This road has
thus "a, been managed in such way to commend It 20
tue public patronage.
This Company, under the General Superintendouoe Of
H. ID. MEASS, General Freight Agent,
Now offers Inducements shippers Baltimore Philadelphia
New lors, Boston, Richmond Petersburg, &c, exceedingly
low rates and far below New Orleans prices moderate
terms, With the deduction insurance Of
eeut, b. this 0ue and the European shipping being
slnEs sterling less than the New Orleans shipping prices
all cOutuoute 10 render it
Reliable well Desirable.
Their facilities for transportation unequaIed by any
road in operation, their Western terminus PARK
ERSBU RGH, huEdrei and ninety low
watT aud most dangerous navigation Of the Ohio
enables In ordinary the delivery Of goods only
but with Dispatch 10 advance ofsny other and the
Ter declines their advantages such the delivery
Eidens on ol,sr routes, 50 that this is the only
Cheap Reliable and Speedy Route
treghIs this exposed weather
70 tes as there age, the delivery being made PARK
esbur undes we'll shielded host and elevated from thence by
steam Immediately to the without being subject
SOIL
The Louisville steamers direct with Parksrhurgh
boats without delay, d. likewise the regular Cinnihuau
loats Tie Pts boats convey dh Parkersburgh. By
Iis arrangement A Company enabled to receive freight
eeg ,Or their agency in Nashville, Tenn
For further particulars inquire OF
H. Il. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
may lbbuI No ,, corner Broad and FTont streets
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Keep it Before she PeooIe ,


FFVHAT tie Ran ROads have agreed % he following lO a.ss
4 q freight, town. ~ -
IRON SdaSegseso AHoSgis Gad az ssaf tis East
1srHessee and Georgia RaRroad.
D eooos anc AL articles usually casss as secon
dArEere bacon lard, whisky harrel and al article
o. thafd class, per hundred DO
snSaf moaases hOur, leaf tobacco snd al articles Of
Iodfta eilss, per 100 pounds IS do
from N12bg % OtrR Dstof, "a, and az aff9as 80,
ths Hfr1nfo GHd Tzaessss R1roa6 arsiaee clg,ssE
a6Oss.
Fi-St eleSg, 100 cents
second do
ThirE do do g do
Fourth do
Aad Srozs Ndsksfle = L5Eo46sS9 "a. AID az trti,
aoarf a. "a TlngfHia 1sanSssss n z 10 Osntr4l ror
Rrsf Class 10 Z , centa
aacond DO A.
Third DO 90 oo--.------. 70 Do
dispatch ard aAsty given srsiThfs .p ,v,,,
The Taras mentioned above lasza ara AZ R -,
dncFe terFltgFy u fenneee and Virginia. heh fro ~ -
graphical poslcn ought 70 lock 10 Nashville f1r
EoFtay e5t Eade a this tine b he Nazhvisls N-rs- -.
secure % hsn he large And inarsaang baasss q ~. ,o
sss supssiussaa.as N..Asills = oS.ssDsss7 SSaS,
THE LeUIsVILLE PAPRazs .sssi-s7 s-T7 .,
AAaA& 4 1oRNfof,
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LAND FOR SALE,

TEJHE subscriber offers for ae seventy ofand thu
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville, I'd
joining the tract which be resides and the lands Of CaE jean
Jones land equal the best With sbundonce Of excel
lent failing water, with the beautiful building hts
In the snd in the midst Of the finest ehboRhOod in
Amerir apYiI4 NATHa NIEB RAXTEPs
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s being prepared expressly for cleaning Silver And flatsd
ware. Brisan4 and Tin vafs, Mirfcrs, Marble eelnz,
Heuse paint OaTage Hoadings Il is inzauatieshe o 40
aciss NAcKENkIH HSaGz1A,
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". J. ROSS,
lgps. KsaPkis e CB0risst0H g. y
K. o. JACKSON,
sep7-a SHD. Eas Tsaz. q Gsor0l1 p. =.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
CEN Il RAJ ROAD.
- 0I 1I1I7 NO-D - no" ES1AL TO AZ N lIikC kCouN7
THREE THROUGH
PAS SSEN Err TRAINS

II A s Z N Err TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTsBURG AND PHILADELPHIA
NONNECTING direct in the Union Depot at Psburr with
~ Through Trains from all Western Cities for Phiadelpbia
New fora Boston baltimore. aud Washington City thus r
shng facilities for the transpora Passengers ursur
Nss7a ior speed and comfort by any other route.
fNpress aud Fast Lines through 20 PhIladelpbia t
tnge Of cars ssr luctors.
1okng Cars are attached to each train W,odp, slai
s-fto Express and Fast Trains. The Express TIIns
ttiY, Mail and Fa Line Sundays exoepted Three Daily
direct e New York Express Fast LINE con
pess Trains leave Ps5ug A. NJ arrives at PHILADELPHIA
OF Baltimore P. NJ. New York 1880 p Al
iAii Tram leaves Pssug A. NJ arriving AZ Phadepbis IL
P. N New YOrs 30 A. NJ -
ast Line leaves P5tsur P NJ arrives at Philadelphia
baltimore at o3O A. n, New York 2:3O P. M.
sz Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York Two
ellhaill are good either Of the above trains
Boat Tickets to Boston good NorRh Fall River or
l.oningt1n Lines. ' VI
Tickets Eastward may be obtained at any Of the
Aafosd Ohee in the est Also any Of the regu lar
me Of steamers on the Mississippi Ohio Rivers Tickets
SssSard at the Offices Of the Company Boston, New York
Baltimore, or Philadelpha.
Fare always as low by any Other Route,
ASK ROE Z2CHEZo BY PTIZSBURG.
The completion Of Western connection of the
Railroad to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BET WEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT NORNH- WEST.
The connecting tracks by the Railroad Bridge at Pittsburg
oohg ali asy e or isrrage Of freight, together
ING OF @ are advantages lily appreciated Dy Shippers Of
freight, and the travelling public. . -
Parties Shipping Eastward will find to their advantage TO
ship by this route.
Fresht C2naeous Shipping Directors apply to or ad
aress either Of the follo EiEg agents the company
d. A. STEW ART Pittsburg;
Doyle Co.. steahsnge NJ Pierce & Co. GAINESVILLE O.
JJ johnson, Ripley, 0: MeNesIey Msysvie Nv OTnsby
Cropper Portsmouth Paddock 4 CO. IegersonyiIle Tn5
Brown 4 Co Cincinnati, o. C Meldrum Madison,
Ind; William Bingham, ouisve Ky,:N W Graham 4 o.
Cairo, IN 81 Louis, Mo- John Harris NesSvs
Tenn Harris Il iuuL, Nsr i, Tenn Clarke 4 Co. Chicago
West " '"'iI po'1's Il Tie
The eGreatosrFaci'itie Offered for the Pro-
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Fancy Goods.

Buckskin Shirts and Drawers.
SUPPLY Quality and few Of second rae received
n "A for sale kv loctel J.. IL. Nc1III.
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Cooley FOR DECEMBERs
Gt0DEfs Ladys Book for Dsoambsr, Just rseslyea b.
NJ HAeAN & J0aSsON,
noF5 Periodical AGENTS
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9asb6iIle 0lniun ana amtritan.
Z D'alny '''-ly IS; rri-wsshly s.; vvseRlT -.
lsates er Aarerti.lnn

n -
TEN LINES Oh LEsa csSsrrrUrE a SQUARE.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-21
Foreign Intelligence.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, June 14.-The steamship Europa
has arrived, from Liverpool on the 4th inst She
brings the following war news:
The Austrians twice endeavored to retake
Palestra but were repulsed after sanguinary
encounter. The King of Sardinia commanded his
troops, and exhibited great gallantry. The
Sardinians say they took one thousand prisoners
and eight guns.
The latest dispatches from Turin says that the
Austrians were in full retreat across the Ticino.
Five American citizens who were in prison at
Rome, have been released on demand and are now
on board the Wabash General Neil, with thirty
thousand men, was supporting Garibaldi. 1t was
their intention to march on to Milan.
In the Austrian efforts to retake Palestra, at
one time the Sardinians were out-planted on their
right, when the Zouaves came to their rescue.
The Austrans retreated from Bobbio, and were
in full retreat across the Ticino
The French headquarters were at Vercelli.
Girabaldi was driven into the mountains by Urban,
who retook Varez, but it is said that Girabaldi
has returned, surprised the Austrians, retook
Varez, and re-entered Como.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-21

RaF We learn from the Goldsboro correspond
ence of the Newbern Progress, that on the 18th
instant, negro man belonging to james knight,
Esq, fell from the train on the Will. and Weldon
Railroad, and was instantly killed by several cars
passing over him.
Also, that a man named Tadlock killed another
named Barnabus Carey, in Goldsboro Whiskey.
Ia A dispatch to the Secretary of the Navy
states that savers bound to several Southern States
are now on the coast of Africa. They are expect
ed home this fall with slaves for Mississippi and
Texas markets.
@A Barn, Rice Threshing machine and Store
house, belonging to MIR VIM. Waters of Bruins
wick county, were destroyed by fire on the 18th
inst Loss, 81 ZOO.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-21
LATER FROM NEW MEXICO.

St. Louis, June 13.-The overland mail from
New Mexico, with dates to goth May, arrived this
morning. Passengers report that 5000 Texans
are encamped near Fort Belknap, with the purpose
of exterminating the Caddo Reserve Indians The
Governor of Texas has called on the United States
troops for assistance, in queing the disturbances
Major Van Dorm had arrived in the vicinity with
three companies of dragons on the way from Fort
Washita Major Van Dorm encountered large
body of Apache Indians and killed and took
prisoners forty or fifty.
Dispatches from Independence to the St. Louis
Republican, say that party of soldiers had sur
prised about 50 lodges of Camanche Indians near
Pawnec Creek, and killed 25 men and 20 women.
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For the Western Democrat.
4th Of July Celebration,
AT CONCORD N q

AT meeting ofthe citizens of Cabarrus county, held
at Concord rhe evening of the 4th of June instant
it was resolved to commemorate, in an appropriate
manner, the ensuing Anniversary of American indie
pendence. To that end the following persons ap-
pointed Committee of Arrangements, with full power
in the premises: John Mcdonald Rufus Barrnger, DR.
John s. Henderson, Jesse H. Hodgens J. s. Bundy, Dr.
Jas. T. Gilmore, n G. White, A. A. Smithdeal, T. ].
Shinn and E. r. Harris.
RUFUS BARRINGER, Chm.
The Committe now beg leave to announce their re-
port, which will be found below.
President Of the Day-Col Daniel Coleman.
Vice Presidents-Col John Shinpoch, Burns
Daniel Roger, Dr. James Gilmore.
Orator-Wm Coleman.
Rsader Of t; NatonaI Dseara''o"-y Barringer
Chief Marshal-Rufus Barringer.
Assistant Mdrshdls-Maj Young Col G Barn
hardt Col Geo Probst, Henry HOWE, S Hileig,
Jas Atwell.
Committee Toasts-Dr Bingham, Barringer
and DR. F NJ Henderson.
The Dinner will be served bv Maj. R. W. Foard, at
the Grove near the Lutheran Church.
INVITED GUESTS:
Brgadier General Walkup and staff.
Rowan Artillery.
Hornets Nest Rifemen.
Rowan Rife Guards :. u
Iredell Blues
Cabarrus Guards
Soldiers of the War of 1912, of Cabbarus
Reverend Clergy of Cabarrus.
Presidents of the N. G. & N. c. W. Railroads.
The Corps Editorial of Charlotte and Salisbury.
By resolution of the Citzeus all places of business
viii be closed, and all business suspended in town,
from the hour of O'CLOCK A NJ to PM, that day.
Contributions to defray expenses will be left at the
Store of ]. II. Hodgens Bro. where Tickets to the
Dinner also be had by ALL except the invited guests
who will be furnished by the Marshal and his
Assistants.
AT NIGHT,
There will be display of Pyrotechnies Balloon
Ascension, &C. &C., under the direction of Monsieur
Groner
The Chief Marshal will in due time issue a
Programme of the Order of the Day.
Concord, June 10th 1859.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-21

THE FEDERAL CoURr.-This tribunal, says the
Standard, was in session in Raleigh week before
last, his Honor Judge Biggs presiding. Among
other cases was that of the United States VS.. Geo
Williams, of Elizabeth City, charged with detain-
ing and opening a letter. Mr. Dick appeared for
the government, and H W. Miller and J. Parker
Jordan, Esq'rs, for the defendant The case was
ably argued on both sides, and the jury returned
verdict of guilty. Before the verdict was rem
dered, however, the defendant made his escape,
forfeiting his bond Of $500
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-21

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-Three men were
instant, while engaged in rifing the Store of Mr.
George Myers. They were discovered by the
Guard, and the clerks of the establishment were
called, but before they could enter the Store the
light was put out, and the robbers retreated from
the building, carrying with them watches, jewery,
&c. They were pursued to Stable-loft near by,
where they made stand, fred upon the Guard,
and wounding one man. They were finally
captured, however, and lodged in Jail.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-21
YOU DON'T SAY SOL

owe have heard form the LIST, 5th 9th and 9Th
Districts most particularly and infinitely in the
last few days, and the cry is, "alls we'll" for our
friends. Smith will beat Shaw to death-Gilmer
will 20 in by much larger majority than he re-
celved two years ago-Leaeh will make Scales
egreglouslv "kick the BEAM" and Vance will over
come Coleman like a rush ofoue of his own noun
tain torrents.
Democracy is down, down. down, and will soon
be dead, dead, ead."-Rateigh Register.
Isn't that spicy? "Heard particularly and
infinitely" and "al's we'll" "Alps we'll that ends
WELL" Mr. Register, and we think your end, in
this matter, will be bitter disappointment-no,
not bitter, either; for you have become so used to
these disappointmcnts that you've learned how to
s0eeten them by this time. But "Smth will beat
Shaw to death" will he that will be terrible
And Gilmer will go in'--lemons, we suppose
with much larger Majority &C., Scales will be
no whar, and " Vance will overcome Coleman like
a rush of one of his own mountain torrents"
Whose torrents, Vances or Coleman's? Didn't
know Mr. Vance owned any ''mountain torrents"
Wonder if he's going to Coleman through a
mill But listen, again. "Down, down, DOWN
dead, dead, dead;" blood and thunder, what
grace yardish paragraph we suspect when the
Register-nan wrote it the "devil' was after him
for "copy," we mean.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-21

WHERE ARE THE SIGNS OF HIS COMING p
When Mr. Ashe declined the nomination for Con-
gross, rendered him by the Opposition Convention
in this District the Wadesboro Argus said it would
bring out in its next issue the name of gentle
man "who possessed the confidence Of the people,
and that he would contest Mr. Craige's seat in
Congress. What good will the coincidence" do
unless he has the votes, Mr. Argus?
But we have, so far, looked in vain for the
name of this mighty captain OF the allied forces.
Perhaps when the Argus came to bob around for
the man, he found him -consatibus up stmn,pt-
bus;"-and who blames him When gentle
man like Mr. Ashe would not risk himself in such
a hopeless game, who else would Mr. Ashe can
see too far ahead to be caught in that snap After
the 1st Thursday in August, when the Opposi-
tonwhig Notwithstanding party is paling be-
meath the raven wing of political death and weter-
ing in its blood, Mr. Ashe can exclaim-
"Shake not those CORY
Locks at thou canst not say did it."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-06-21

A correspondent of the Petersburg Express,
says:
"a few evenings since 1 went to the Method
list Church of this place, to hear the address of w.
W. Holden, Esq, (Senior Editor of the Standard, }
before the young ladies of Dr. Broutons Female
Seminary. There was large and intelligent
audience in attendance, and the address was in
deed an admirable one, doing great credit to the
head and heart of its distinguished author. 1t was
written in chaste style, and many of its concep-
tons were truly beautiful. 1t abounded in whole
some advice, and correct moral sentiments, and
trust the young ladies will insist its publication.
1t would do credit to any man.