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DR.. A MOS & SON,
Corner ot Main aud Quay Streets BUFFALO, N y
RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSI

Dr.. AMOS & SON,
Corner ot Main aud Quay Streets BUFFALO. N Y
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
"A the State who are uombers of the Royal College
Surgeons Lwdou. May be consulted iTom O'clock M
disease ihS rsmcSRsy aap tRs result @ ap%a o
OF thirty SoFs excessive practice in Europemd erica
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION
pop kSS As seminal Eo '1'S"s cS 6S pa%s ais
y s aes assd Sds doS SM Si % f Sss
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
& aays most important instrument for 'he cure Of
most ement physicians IN London, purs phiadeIphih
meu Invented tho ouTe Seminal weakness or
a,y diseHe caused by tho secret habits OF youth Price
NB@Dr AMOS SON, IN ofdcr TO SATISFY the most
selves Tint Ia any instance where il NAV prove ustisiae
tory " er inr riu ihe money will be refunded by re.
CURE WARRANTED.
DIR. AMOS SON have devoted their attention eNciu
svey to this peculiar class Of maads and the rehet they
Iurrs fully testified and gratefully acn1wed by con
sssi eaMghl5 d5 sH ptIs's aelI sIvns @ "a tq~ aIom
atops while heiro xeHions have been c ed blythe
quung into the causes OF these infectious complaints
from laelr mos simple Sondon 20 Lhai Of tle most dap
pnssiby Of their prevention and removal aud likewise
Of dseal could almost invariably be traced Of the
io9Wihg causes Ignorance, neglect orthe bad effect
SON nave succeeded 10 dlsoeverung ia the, election Of
her rnmedles salt, ohocual and cautions course
ting all combination Of remedies VIII Ch boar equlvoca
chaler as we'll as hose whose premature uihdicous
application might be productive O had n he
-uds nf pftrate individuals in short tho iaudBbe eud W
nfrmedies ts The leEsening oi great Of human
sey by the aleyation, relief aud preyenaon of those
sctOns that arc IN reality the foe of tte
tnd which, whllethey extensively Surround oa hloud
orour skin and 'uiersre renee ia their determination
... COUNTRY INVALIDs
Persons IN any aTt Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their case, with
remittance iur mediCiues &c
Address Dr AMOS a SON. corner Maia aud Quny-sts
ksUly
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

20
SUMMER ARRANGEAEhr
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Apri
~ II, 1853, Passenger Train leave Cleveland US low
1856 AM. CiGcinna Express New London Shelby
Crest Inc, iaihuu, Cardiug ugiOu. and n. switch
Tor Deawaie.
ll3OA.M. Mail, Atopplns at or stations
o'oU hA Cincinnati Night PGSso Sc stopping all sta
lions between leveiaud and Gallon, and at
leave passeugers at all stations south OF Gallon,
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Saudusky, Aiangfuld aud Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Mt Nenen. Newark, Zmesville, &C
Crestlino, Pittsburgh ~. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
terForest, Upper SaGdusLy Dophos Lima, NJ
ior Mansfield, Wooster Aiassllon SC.
6aion and beeiuuiang hniltOad Line Marion Bella.
iuntaiue. SiHneY UuiCn, Muuuie, udiaLapol,s
1tgrt heuto muoungs, Eyansyillu Louisville
Cairo, 81. Louis st.
peaWaro dayton anl Cincinnati Line, Springfield o.
dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati Richmond In
dianaposs, Terre Hlute, 50 LalA, SC; and al
OlnCluHaii with the ono NIississppi Rail-
road for LouisytilO, and o. d uotf on th6 Ohio
River
Columbus, Lttls Miami aud Cslunuas ana Xeuia Hail
rohd, for Nonla, Dayton. lulinapOhs, Terfe
Hauta, 81 Louis, Morrow, layelaud and ON.
nnntl aud wilhthC DhUuui Mississippi Ball
road at CmCnnau for LOUIS, llo Evansville
Cairo 81 LOUIS, and H po 'uts the Ohio river
ColunJus Central Chu GaI!rult NaWstl puuusvilIs
wheeling Gci luiumhus, PiQua aud Indiana
hallfoad for PlQua, UriIuB, &c.
~ For Itckots 70 All points aud ulurmaou upply at
senger Station.
Cleveland April o. 1850
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HrALTH on AMERICAN WOMEN.


Female irregularities, weakness uterine dsplacemepts
and al lOO uterine difficulties aud constitutions troubles
ol Wenent are entirely cured by THE GRAEFENBERG
NJ MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
II his connection Miss Beecer, of the Rev, Hem
~ Ward Beechef Ia letters to tho people pnge 29 says
have nipe ts ea an sstersin- law, and fourteen fe-
male cousins al ma od aud all delicate and ailiug
Aud tie Immense circ t0f my ends and aOquainiances
iopnLot eeal en- married ladies' BON in this century and
where tho Gne onberg Calhocon has been used W. must
say that heath has rapidly taken the pbcc disease
ladies' hpye beeoneI hust, strg vigorous aud healthy
Mrs Gleason, OF r. ira, "Beautiful Indeed Is the
connding Trusting nature Of woman bat how much does
need 70 be pr0eceu by wachiuness that will lead her
IN tmo Of disease 10 appeal to medical adviser Of
uhc education, mur worth aud purity character All
these may be secured by addressing the GaeienbeGg Com
pany, .... Nod. ..'..
u gives me great 10 certify % the inv rabe
favo action OF the Graefenberg Marshas Uterine Ca
thu con IN al of female disease and to The skill and
high moral charactr of ;hc Medibal Department Of the
Graeienherg Company
J. P. LAMBERT, ND.
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.
10 witness the feeble health uf women as have tuye ed
my circuit preaching the Gospel tliuk God however
that have seen al these discusses gve raefeu
herg harshals Uterine Cutholcun wherever IL has been
used. Rev PETER SHARP, Rtdgewav Mich
former Of Western Stark Medina o., o
~ For sale by Druggists aud Medicine Dealers through
EF@ For medicines OF agencies uddress
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
mafB Agent Tor Ohio,
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CfnnL Nntifts
I0T0sED ANTNpoIgNT 40 TnE COW

FSogY7ftD ifSli6 ( ~ ,,l'h ECO. coz
f1r Annnsl ses ions oi ihs aen6Iai Assembly
E ks.oirs 8. d; ess.rsl 1,,,,Ss z. 80. q ore
et ~, hereby grSg9,sd .a ". sss'os q
y suSd ss aSRsE or 81 sSs sss
% S9 Vi. 3 'i u f' 9 S'8sg g s@sf
shan commence on the h' W9pf x 1'PpaS yooSsS oo9o5SSssS'
lt spsb@oCue Hggis !, Rsqf., plg,iyes
April 8, 1859. President of iho Senate.
srossssRy or sr.rEg oEIlor,l
Columhus .. Apuif 1852 !
ntye % Amendwtul 70 the Cousliiptiep oy
'''' y RUssELL,
| fhe state OfOhio. I CooitU Comnoh ritas m
Cuyuhoga County, Ss. !
| r ST, DiyO y. a.D on.. 90 ssl
WILLIAM COO JEY. the defen-
in ~ ss a29 sRs T 9kS s4E PoqG 5 KY od 6$$oa ss
hp County aforesaid her petition praying ioI divorces
miner eiadfca For cause she alieges a1asdoqben
neglect of dutv Said cause wi be or hesring the next
tern Of l9e Court snd unless he psa9 sgsweg t 9sgpr
cree euercd accordinsy He will also take notice Tint
& add s1 be Isss9 :, gss & s ny
CITY Of Cleveland IN ho coudy and statonf resa mltA
~ NV aas Ss{ O. GSa iSE w 9STiSN sad SS % Su s 5 So y
/ ter % ne same place until uuWpltteL,
/ 1une l6th, 1919 l. v RIDER. 4
| idt1:7n Attylo'r Petitioner.
J N Dickson, ct al, Pnfi) lnCouyt q CpmmQg Pleas,
Hsmiuon smith. beft. Musy ana HttSSoRmSn'. iiS
IHHE said defendant hamilton Smith,
y s hegby no fed thst deoost,oqs VIII be taken by
the pun in Ills uCiou, the 10th day Of AUGUST 1880
NJ The uico Of Geigef 3 Andrews, IA The CITY OF Cn-
lumhus Franklin County Ohto between tho houfsoi "a
N and III 10 be- continued from day 10 day TIL e0m
neied, which dispositions designed to be used on e
! trial Of ig action. H.|.
] - lNGERSOLL & .KINSAiAN, Pins Attys
! GHERLFF AND MASTER COM
! ~ MISS ONERS s LE--pursuant TO the command OF
Orer uf slo ssutd from The Court Of Inmm1n Sleas
Of Guy ahuga Cousy the snit OF Charles Wilcox, pla
till agsins Daniel f Rnant ct al def ndun me al.
reotCd shall terfnr sale public auction AZ the door
Of Tho Cour House (c oer Of Seneca and Champlan t
In tho tiy o Clnveland ~ ad county this leh day
of Algus 1892 q qgloek N Of n ", The follow
ing described lands aud te ements, TO wits Situate in the
CITY q syalnad Sta'e q Ohio and winch Is also N tho
Cnu y nf Cuvnhoga aud Is kno by being lot No % IN
the Severance Folsom allotment IN the Gi'y of Ohio
in the City Of Cleve land, be the less
subjcctlo ala legal highways. Apmaised az 1888 o.
| ID. l. WIGHTMAN.
| Sheriff and Master commissioner
G, l. Fish. prt'ds Ait'y. .l-l-. jyl6.2A
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,4sst III g5sss:i....ii,i,.l 81, - .s,l
NLEV ELAND AND MAHONTNG
~ RAIL ROAD. TIME rABLE, No lb
Tptake enegt on and after Thursday, Fobrurg TO- issa
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland 10 YONngs- iY9rugstotpg 10 Ias,,
tOWn land
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

.nN THE OPENING OFS@Az
" Lake Navigation, the ProprietOrs 81 HelTI
Ofthis Line viii put upon the route rom Etl1si z
Buffalo 10 Chicago seven frst-ciass A HlAssll6
! Screw Steamers. Uf great strength and speed,
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The following table shows the receipts, BY rail fer the pa

The following table gives the total receipts Of few Of the
leading articles produce for the week ending Saturday July
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IA the State who members Of the ROYAL College OF
Surgeons, L'rdou May be consulted FROM o'clock M
the morning until Sat Ugh every 'tDge aud symptom
disease Tho tment they adopt isthe rBSult upwards
OF tlurlY 5oHs exclusive practice in Europe and erica
.. ,t,.e.r se.rr r-c1T-I,e, ,,r,,,,,,,,J,.
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a June WARRANTEp

COUNTRY IMNAlslDs.
Persons IN TiTt Of the world be
treated by forwarding detail Of their case with
remittance for medicines nc.
Address Dr AMOS a SON, corner Maia and Quny-sts
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Au Atunlhhl 1I the cufeni Npclufnal Emissions more
proper kmg7n as Seminal Weakness, Sc Can be perma
y cured u IRON fifteen du twu months by The
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HUNTINGTON BROS a YOGELL.
General Commission Merchants, ls5 KinEie 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-12-13
EQUITY LAND SALES.

Acting under DEGREES Of the Court of Equity for Neck
lenburg county, will sell at Public Auction to the
highest bidder at the Court House in Charlotte the
4th Monday in January, 1860, the following Tracts of
Land, to-wt
A tract of Land situated on the waters of Sugar
Creek adjoining the Lands of Isaac Henderson, Frank
lin Barnett, Addison Frasier and others, containing
about $40 acres being the land conveyed to James Ii.
Orr by Jacob Thompson and r. d. Henderson. Terms,
$50 cash. and the balance twelve months credit bond
with surees, each of whom must be good for the
purchase money.
ALSO at the time and place, will sell to the
highest bidder for ready money another Tract of Land
with good Saw Mill on it, known as the William Nc
Corkle tract the of Little Sugar Creek, ad-
joining the lands of VIM Norment, Daniel X Smith,
John Heron, the Taggarts lands and others
A. c. WILLIAMSON, c. N. f.
Dec. l3, 1859 Gilt
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WINTERS PATENT SAW-MILL.

TEVHE undersigned invites the attention of Mill Own
IL ers, those going into the Milling business, to
examination of the above Mill, of which can be
in operation at Mr. ]. B. Stewards, within five
miles of Charlotte; said Mills capable of saving
from three to five thousand feet per day. with half the
power required to drive the circular mills, and much
less than that required to drive the Sash-saw,
doing their work perfectly smooth and beautiful.
In addition to the above, will furnish all kinds of
gearing and shafting: Iron Waterwheels; Patent Saw
mill Dogs, Mill Spndles French Burr Mill Stones with
patent balance best anchor Boiling Cloth; in short,
any thing pertaining to the Milling Business. The
above made with all the modern improvements, and
will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Mr. b. Stewart can be consulted with reference to
the above mills machinery, and orders through him
will receive prompt attention. list of prices, to-
gether with circulars containing certificates from per-
using my mills, will be sent application.
A. WINTER.
N. B-The great simplicity of my Mill offers induce
ments the infringement of PATENT and to prevent
litigation give this notice, that the law will be rgidly
enforced against any person using Oh manufacturing
any part of my improvement. A. w.
Charlotte, Dec. ID, 1859. 3m-pd
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1000 Acres of Land,
2, 500 Bushels Corn, II Mules, Horses,
&C.. to he Sold!

will sell to the highest bidder, at Mount Welcome
Forge, Lincoln county, the late residence of DR.. VIM
Johnston decd, On the FIFTH of JANUARY next, II
Mules, Horses large number of cattle, hogs
Also, or Wagons of various sizes; $500 Bushels
of Corn large quantity of Hay and Fodder quantity
of Iron and Castings; large assortment of Farming
Implements. and a Wheat Thrasher. Also, fam
lily Carriage, Buggy and Harness, and other articles
usually attached to large plantations.
At the time, will sell to the highest bidder,
that well-known and valuable COTTON FARM, known
the +" Riley Place." containing about $50 Acres of
Lana, lying the Plank Road, and being of the
most productive Cotton plantations in this portion of
the State
At the same time and place, will be publicly HIRED
for IL months, a number of NeEroes.
Men, Women and Children.
NS~ The Sale will be liberal Credit, and con-
tinue from day to day till all is sold.
h~ will also sell about 8, 500 Acres of Land in
Guiding Home Place, Forge Mills &c, upon PRIVATE
TERMS.
JAMES F. JOHNSTON,
Dec ID, 1859. 1t Commissioner.
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TRIRUTE OF RESPECT
EUPHEMIAN HALL, ERsKINE CoLLEGE, S. G.,
Dec Sd, 1859. {

EUPHEMIAN HALL, ERskINE CoLLEGE, S. c.,
Dec. Sd, 1859.
1t is sad contemplate the ruins of DEATH and to
write the epiaph of loved ones. How often are the
fountains of memory unsealed by bitter tears rs We
mourn and weep that child of earth has become an
angel of heaven. A dear brother has departed: VIM.
Baxter Grier is more-cut down in the vgor OF his
manhood Scarcely had the notes of the College bell
his when the King of Terrors claim
ed him his own; therefore,
Resolved, That deeply lament the death of our
beloved brother.
Resolved That in the death of W. B. Grier the Eu-
phemiau Society has lost loved and useful member
Resolved, That recognized in our departed broth
all those amiable and endearing qualities that dgn
fly in the social relations and ut the same time
that integrity of character that stamps the impress
of Deity the noblest work of Cod
Resolved, That deeply sympathze with the reia-
ves and friends of dear departed brother in their
painful bereavement
Resolved, That we wear the badge Of mourning for
the usual time.
Resolved, That the foregoing preamble and resolu-
lions be published in the Western Democrat, Due west
Telescope and E. c. Recorder, and that copy be sent
to the parents of the deceased.
]. L. ORR,
A. Ii. SMITH, Com.
J. B. MURPHY,
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CIaremOnt Female School.

MRS E. J. WILSON will open a School at Clare
mont, Al miles from Charlotte and from Sugar Creek
Church, on the third Monday in January, 1860.
Terms, per Session of FIVE months:
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and
Grammar, S. 90
History, Philosophy, and Astronomy, each so cents
additional.
Should it be necessary Music Teacher will be pro-
yded Board, including washing, lights and fuel will
be furnished at Claremont, and by families in the
neighborhood at 81 per month.
Mrs Wilson has long been engaged in the business
of teaching and is extensively and favoraby known
an instructress.
December Is, 1859 9l-5t
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$50 REWARD!

DANAWAY from the subscriber on the LIST October,
HI mulatto boy named SOLOMON. He is near six
feet high, about thirty DID, toerably bright rather
slim, and weighs about IT'S pounds. He has down
look when spoken to- The end of the forenger of his
left hand has been cut off, and sharp hard knot has
grown the end of it. l think he is lurking about
Rocky River, in the lower end of Caharrus county,
where he raised. D1@ All persons forewarned
not to harbor assist him. under the penalty of the
law. l will pay the above reward for his delivery to
me, his apprehension and confinement in any jail
l can get him. WILLIAM HAMILTON.
Negro Head Depot, Union Co., n. c.
December H. 1852 If
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To Hire and Rent.

A number of NEGRO MEN and GIRLS to hire, pri-
vatey, for the next year.
Also to rent, a convenient DWELLING HOUSE,
the old Methodist Parsonage, with rooms and
all necessary out-buildings.
Enquire at my Office opposite Kerr's Hotel.
J. N. MILLER, n. d.
November 20, 1859. ct
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To Railroad Contractors.

atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio Railroad.
Six miles of this Road will be located and ready for
contract by the Goth of December Persons DESTROYS
of engaging in contracts upon this work. the
profles ard estimates of the of earth work. by
calling at the Office of the Company in Charlotte or
bids may be addressed to the President VIM Johnston
at this place.
Charlotte, December Is, 1859
Ten additional miles will be ready for contract by
the 18th of January 1860.
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in Charleston, S. c., the 30th ult. by Rev W.
Jacobs, Mr. H. M. Phelps of Charlotte, n c., to Miss
Theodosia Suares.
Near Timmonsvile, s. c., the seth ult, Mr. W. W.
Moore of N. c., to Mrs Elizabeth Hill.
In Greensboro, on the 7th inst, Mr. John A. Prtehett
to Miss Henrietta r. Bilbro.
In Iredel county, the goth ult Mr. Isaac P MAIDEN
to Miss Mary A Johnson. Also, the 3Oth, Mr. VIM.
Brown to Miss Margaret Hughes.
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! lost a black Morocco Pocket-book the night of
Friday the 9th inst between Charlotte and house
Clear Greek. 1t contained $l40 SO, Note Z.
A Simpson for SIS payable to Abram Croweli and Tax
and other receipts Any finding the Pocketbook and
leaving it at the Democrat Office returning it to me
will be literally rewarded.
Dec l3, 1859 If JOSEPH RTAIR
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REMARKS.
GENDER Is, 1859,

Last week trade was quite brisk, and there was
good deal of Flour and Grain in market, but learn
that the supply is not yet equal to the demand.
About 200 bales cotton sold at 81 to o.. Dur
ing the first part OF the week prices ruled little higher,
but at the Close quotations barely maintained.
Flour, Wheat and Corn have advanced, and the de-
mand is good Bacon is very Pork, from wag-
ons, is selling at to u. Lard, new, l22.
In consequence of the advance in Charleston, Salt
is now worth in this market So 25 per sack.
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A saving of 20 per cent. by going to PALMER'S to
buy your Candies, as they are manufactured at his
Confectionery always fresh and free from all poisonous
coIoring.
West India Fruits, Raisins, Nuts, Havana segars,
Snuff Fine cut, chewing and smoking Tabacco French,
English and German Fancy Goods Musical Instruments
Velosipedes Cabs, Willow Wagons and Baskets of the
finest quality, Christmas Toys, Cake Trimming, &C.,
which the public will please call and examine.
nac One Door above the Bank of Charlotte.
Dec. 6, 1859. J. ID. Palmer.
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CHARLESTON Dec. 9.-There better feeling
in the market to-day, and $500 bales changed
hands at l03 to l03,
COLUMBIA, Dec lo-Sales of cotton yesterday at ~
to o sic extremes
YORKyILLE, Dec. Cotton, light sales at 81 to
10 extremes Corn s5 to 80 cents Flour So 80 to 81 80
per sack Peas Is; Pork 81 to 7; Lard II.
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HANG THEM.-The conservatives of the large
Northern cities are about holding public meetings
to express sympathy for the South. The opinion is
quite prevalent here that the best thing that they
can do to restore harmony, perpetuate the Uuion,
and prevent diversion of the Southern trade, is
to seize and hang few such scoundrels as Gid
dings, Redpath, Wendell Phillips, Greeley, Chez
yer, Weed &C.
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GRAND DIVISION.-The Grand Division of the Sons
of Temperance of North Carolina, met in Raleigh on
Wednesday, December 9TH, and adjourned Thurs
day night following The officers for the ensuing year
S follows.
Dr. ]. F. Foard, Newbern G. W. P; Col. VIM. NJ.
Grer, Mecklenburg G. w. A; A. NJ. German, Raleigh,
G. s.; W. X. Martini Franklin, G. T.; W. D. Trotter,
Greensboro, G. c.; Mr. Little, Meckenburg, G. S.; Rev.
R. L. Alternately, Burke G. Chaplin.
The next semi annual Meeting will be held at Beau
fort in July next and the Animal Meeting at Lincoln
ton, the lst Wednesday in November, 1860
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The Board of Superintendents of Common Schools,
for Mecklenburg county, will meet at the County Court
Clerks Office in Charlotte on SATURDAY the Gath
inst. full meeting is earnestly solicited, as there
will be matters of interest before the Board,
J. p. ROSS, CHARM
Dec. 6, 1859. 3t
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p@- As an indication of the decided change of
sentiment in the South, we notice that the Hon.
b. T. Perry, of S. c., who has always been strong
Union man, resisting notification and secession,
has introduced the following resolution in the Le
gislature of South Carolina
Resolved, That the general manifestation of feel
ing and sentiment at the North make it dishonor-
able and dishonoring in South Carolina and other
slaveholding States to continue united with peo-
pie whose moral tone characterizes them as ma
ton of pirates, savages, assassins and traitors.
The Charlotte Democrat lately denied that the N. Y
Journal of Commerce is a Democratic paper. In the
letter of the New York correspondent of the National
lntegencer Dec. lst it is truly spoken of the prn
cipal organ of the Democracy."-Fay. Observer.
And in New York letter to the Richmond En-
quirer, the Journal of Commerce is spoken of as
having been "old-line whis paper" but favoring
the success of the democratic party in the present
state of affairs So the "Charlotte Democrat" is
not far wrong in its denial, it seems u ...
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NOTICE..

The undersigned hereby cautions all persons against
hunting with dogs, otherwise trespassng
his land the law will be enforced in every instance
J. N. HUTCHINSON.
Dec. l3, 1885, It
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In Greensboro, Sunday the 4th inst, Mrs Wealthy
Wade, wife of E. ]. Wade She apparently well
on Sunday morning, but at p. M. the same day she
a corpse.
In Davidson county, the 23d of Oct, Mr. Thomas
,Doub Harris aged 80 years.
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@MLMnW @NMnQL.

The next Session of my School will open the %
Monday of January, 1860. For terms, address a
Morganton, N. c.
Dec. Is, 1855. At J. r. McAULAY.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-12-13

ER- 1t is thought that the expenses which the
State of Virginia has incurred in the Harper's
Ferry affair will not fall below S200,00
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-12-13

ES- In the South Carolina Legislature, the bill in
regard to the Blue Ridge Railroad tabled Friday.
This it is thought is disposal of the question for this
session.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-12-13

Tom CORwIN.-We call the attention of those
who think or suppose that the Hon. Thomas Cor
win of Ohio is entitled to be considered a conser-
vative man, to the fact that he nominated Sher-
man, black republican of Ohio, for Speaker of
the House of Representatives. Sherman endorsed
and recommended the vile and reasonable book
recently published by Helper.