davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

Inns spirit continues to agitate the
South and call forth the expression of
the people III all quarters. The conser-
valve men who have been raIl,ino
among The ultra masses, as yet have
succeeded in etiecting little or po,hng
IN the way Of trauqui,iz,ng tho better
feeling agains. the acts of their North.
ern brethren. The same firm. uuswe,v.
ing determination exists, and the pro..
poets tor peace and harmony are not a,
good 40 we could wish to see. Asm.,
tiers stand, there is, in al probability
only one way in which the matter can be
settled. SO that the conf.deracy shaII re-
main intact, and that is, that the right,
guaranteed to the North and South alike
by the Constitution. shall be respected
and that all Congressional enactments
touch ng'he interests aud equaIisinp the
rights Of either, shall be vigorously en-.
forced.
The demands Of the South are Der.
fectly just. They ak that those State.
which have nnllifed the Fugitive Slave
Law IN tho enactment of Personal Lii.
erty Bis, rescind that action and t.le
away tina. bar to friendly fellowship.
Their rights to smigrate to Tie Terr;.
tories with their property nu,. .lao ~
respected, and strictly maintained. =
They do not believe that , BLACK RI.
pablicaa Govsrnneni viii allow them !.
peacsably gexsrcise that right-to 90
into the Territory which 10 the common
property Of oil StaasaL and hence thi..
taken n connections with TIE pnfrieodly
Iegislation Of Nosthsrs staasa viii, until
modified, continue TO-. crsas y trouble.
The Lsgislatures Of he several states
which hass thss nulii6ed lie ena1tmeSt>l
Of ConerssA have abundant eppastssis,|
70 81 thsAutlvus sight IN tlsir -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

Warranted Purely vegcsable.--( $780,
o0O) FIVE MILLIONS OF BOXES JP BRAND.
RETH'S PILLS ARE SOLD ANNUALLY
THE SALE STEADILY increases, and yet thous.
aAds die from celds and fsvsrs, which these pills
could certainly cure. BRandPsth's Pillsars simple,
but unmatched for efficacy. How important that
70 at once secure IN advantage over sickness
when it can be had st N outlay Of twenty-five
cents.
Nj. J. G. Rappelyss, Of Aanmouth county, N.
j., writes March 10, 1850:
II vas troubled In January last with eositivs-
ness for several days. and took ten grains Of sao-
NAL to obtain relief. caught cold. sspposs 1t
any rate, . severe diasrhosa ct in, which ny
medical attendant found it impossible 70 arrsst.-
This was followed BY dyssntsry. Ny strength
was all gone. Everything passed through me -
took it. 4 friend from New York, Mr. George
Lewis fortunately called apon me-, and advised
Brsndrsth's Pills. thought in ~ weak condi-
tioa one pill would b enough, but hs admins.
tered four, and the next noraing fosr MORA
Much impurity cane from me, and, to ny sur
prise, the soreness and pain dininishsd. One Dor
cured ne fully. an new hearty, with good
appetite"
Sold ss principal omcs, No. 3s4 Ca.al:st. Price
IS cents box.
Sold BY al respectable dealers in medicines.
nsvl.d&vlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28
dates at each election:
Congregational Church Items.

The Rev. Mr.. Langworthy, Secretary
ofthe American Congregational Union,
has prepared and published in the Con-
yregdtion0list statistics to show the
comparative streoth of Congregation
xlists and New and Old School Presby-
terians in the North estern States. We
make some extracts from the article.
In the States and Territories under
review, the Old School Presbyterian de-
aA;on haa In
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28
Total,....646

In these ten States and Territories.
embracing oil that 10 usually called the
West. Congregationslists have 1877
more ministers, 80 more churches, and
SILT more more members than the
Old School Presbyteriao Church and
223 more churches, l79 more ministers,
and 1852 more members than the New
School Presbyterian Church, within the
same limits.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

THE cO.PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between The undsssiene under the
erm And name Of RicgAHpsoM, n mr. : Co, 10 this
day disolv by mutual consent, NJ. 0rvHm ro-
tirisg. The business will b eosd1etsd " ~
- naining psrtisg, ct the sane ollce, and under
the same style.
GEO. r. WEST,
JNO. q. GIVEN,
GEO. F. UARPENTRRs
DAvsxPoRr, Monday, Oct Is, 1850.
oot20-d&wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28
DAVENPORT EBMALR SEMINARY,
new. D. GAGE, a. M.,...... .PSisoIpal
AssmTsp. II xDcsssAaY, ~
Mrs. Care U1oll Others.

THE FIRST TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
! opens TsesdAy, Nesenhsr 35tA, 1850, II ~
bassGasst Of St. LEXIS Church.
- higher English bnDshsa, Aasiest aad NOD
en- Laagsagea aad QuaQapfA Hupehe.
y Pnassy Hsbodsn adnitfsd. Ohsa1eu 60
tanning fsll infosua1jo6 ! sooeimoo1oae ob1Asned
u the Bset 6sesee. = y - tsaaiag ths Ptissi.
Rsvssssuaa-N. Rsv. b X. L.. ~. y. \.
Pevsss, Res. j. g. ptq9iet Psn6aGoeGs y. =. Judd
n. g. Ahelaen, b. y. nol1old, e 0sisuold Cullaoa.
Rev. J. Duttss1s,1 Rev. ]. D. Aaseo, Rsv. Ceos j.
kaessn. WI. 1snia. e4- G. Aaguslas nayilasA,
Esq, Ca. III, Has1 =. hiea, ~.
nsv18-d3weoJAv4w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

In Germany, when Two persons wish
to marry, they must each produce no
less than fourteen certificates Of various
qualifications before they can obtain .
llcenee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28
Total. 1859 700 35240
The New School Presbyterian Church
Total Asst

The foregoing figures have been care
fully, and it is believed, accurately Quilted
from the minutes Of these two bodies
tor 1860.
There are of Copprepationalists in
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

AN American traveller rua large il.
voice OF cigars into England j By ~.
ing them IN . boz, undsr ( Nh bot-
son. WIN t.sae.eaksa on top, The
eoDton oGkciab did ssot viahe s ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

N61bOON tuGNOgVO 3
nAuUDAssUn1D -, AD 1nAsaDm
WIR8 or ALL D11C1IPTIONs
I 1sss seet - Aeis vaestOsesel Jsh4ass
n r., vtjsh vii - Aasd sssllsGxs - haVs
QuDOY d1Gnn1GA. 49, -eess s~5fs.sesss "
CisssIan fassishsd oiviag dteqt - Ia
- leee pgte9e A9N AA1GR 49,. II w.
1lens 80 - 80 - ee24e g -
~ sssss.z s - ssNe9 xss6 =
:s:I 8 - =. W y.s =
As1s sAo0a1DuI4 3rF4eIpy It. WI ssss s9r i#s9 s4 MI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

Cool AS A CucuMBRR.-The Ciuciu-
natl Commercial says:-"We have
long known that the Rev. Dr.. Wise. ed
itor of the Asraelite, was philosopher,
but were hardly prepared to see him
take misfortune so coolly IS he doss in
the following request to some burglars
who have annoyed, Father than robbed.
him on two late occasions THE thieves
Who, last Friday night, broke into our
office for the second time, are politely
requested to do so no more, a. we feel
heartily ashamed for any decent thief to
see now very poor We are. Tell Ne be.
tore hand your intention to pay us Wis
H. AID We shall place some chang.
somewhere within reach, to save the
credit OF the establishment"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

"AS Hosxsr MAN THE No.,re,
WORK OF 9 pa few DAYS since r
w. Grasmeyer, Of Lagrange. Terss
Travelled to Willi.msport, Isd.. dis,sn;
1900 mics, to pay debt Of $500 -
the executors of the estate Of lam.
Ooodwine, ST., deceased. DURING thc
Mexican and Texas var, Goodvine
Slipped to Grasmeyer cargo Of f3our
WHICH Mr. Grasmeyer lost during the
troubles, and all his per oual propesty.
Goodwioe afterwards received letter
from Grasmeyer informing him that the
money was ready, when Qoodwine gave
him, among other orders, instructions to
keep the money until hs executors
should call upon him for It. The execu-
tors never called upon him., and Mr..
Sirasmeyer came I'll the distance to pay
the debt, and paid it over to the execu-
sors' Notwithstanding the debt was
barred BY the statute Of limitations Of
INDIANA aud Texas.-Lafayette Obur.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

! S9UoS~OD , - -
Lsrsss Gase sAasssd q the raAs q S7,se les
rates;
Dsaias's Cards not 70 exceed li,.., 30 % p.r
sanum
For essh el..sssa additional sh.re. Of Is cents
pr square will b made.
Large eats charged dosbls the same dinep,iees
81 type.
Yearly advertising contracts will BE- undss,teoA
eapTiy strictly = the iDnsdiate business Of ~
oavsd!ssi, and I'll other sdvertissnsnts cent in 81
ne :dvsltsssr Will b charged extra.
Aavel0esoeots Aot seso0paniod with ipet4ue
eerdingiy.
Editorial aoticss charged for q The rate II Il
sents per lire, or eight worde and epecisl notices
st ~ cents Per line, Or 50 cent? line rsr week.
All noticss Tor religious and benevolent pur.
posss ef Any kiad whseseevss, Of ordinary length.
except dngls snnounssmsnis Of marriages. snd
dsaths. charged Is cents Per Insertion.
Advertisements from abroad must b paid for
sssssssNy N s4cs~es, snlss from sppssvsd
Agents.
Contracts 70. yearly advertising tsr.inssls 1t
tae option Of advsrtissss, they paying - advance
nest 81 y pr cent. on the contrast prize.
- pr cent. advssce On the above rates, and kept
On htor ID pages. IS PER cent. advance on regular
rates.
All transient advertisements must b. paid for /,
aAvanco.
Advertisements inserted in weekly en rsasous.
bic terms.
RICHARDSON, WEST / co.
SANDERS / BRO.
h. fischer CO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

RIGBTs OF RAILWAY PAsssnGERs.-
The following statement of rules aud
regulations is based upon actual decis.
ions Of Courts, in the various cases re-.
lating to the several subjects mentioned !:
1t has been legally decided that an.
plicants for tickets on railroads can be
elected from the cara ifthey do not offer
the exact amount OF their fare. Con.
ductors are not bound to make char pe.
All railroad tickets are good until used,
and conditions "good for this day only .
Of otherwise limiting the time, il genu-
inc, are OF no account. Passengers are
bound to observe decovum in the cara
and are Obliged TO comply with al
reasonable demands to show tickets.
Shading upon platform, or O. her~ ice
violating q rule Of tho company, rem
ders person liable to BE- put from the
tram. No person has right to monop-
oh.e more seats than be has paid for.
and any article left 10 seat, while the
owner - Temporarily sbseqt entities him
70 the place on HE return.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

B WIZ
Those Who havs soal - 49, cd
Ssyiagsof (ss1 Pas1lb g'ss. -
olIeet the usiag = q - ~
bands vitl IN on - dhv4h -
ton. A cosspoe - l)n1e u ~
lowing account 81 : OjniIns a1ais whicA
actually occwyycd not loag sinoe il
railroad car in this vicinity
= Not over . thou1as@ miless iron thie
metropolis, the cosdnctor Of > raiIrood
train 10 noted for his good hooks ard
neat apparel, and y popular with al
those who ride With him. a young ledyI
recently made her 6rst railroad Journey,
m the road in qssst'op, spd gave he FL.
loving account other exp : ences: Al
went on very we'll, and / was both sus-
prised and pleased With the rapid ratio
We we're going, when III Of suddes ]
noticed young gentleman standing b.
fore me. He iooked q me y respect
fully. and looked ct him, and tried 10
think If ] had ever seea him before. !
could not bring his face to my mind, aud
while bothering myself trying to recol-
Iect him, he held out his hand. ] was
now certain that be must know me. and
not to be behind hand with him IN po-
liteness, rose and shook hands with
him. lie blushcd little % ] grasped
his hand, and said, to my intense mort.
fication. oh, miss. | want your ticket !
You may we'll suppose l felt cheap"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28
SPECiXL NOTICES.

- Cses1 - 20 "a
nd rasss. II - 49, - -
= 90 hsv 'fsM -
haviGt ssS1lea ssjtsal Us viske Rgse Is
a0sssioa, asd that drsaA dissass, Ceosu0peaee-
b aaxisss 70 naks kssva % his Ssllow-saossWs
he means Of care.
70 u VIE dssiss u ~ vim 80 : ~ sf he
psssriptiea ussa (fsss 4 charge, VIII he dirse-
tisa tae psspaziag saA sdag he aas. which they
will 1nd suns Cuas Sss CsssUnPfIon, ASTHMA,
psqsonr1s, -. he saly sajsse = ths aavss-
tisss il seeding thspsssssiptiea y q bsssat The
a1ietsd, and sPsssA iafssnslisa vhisA BE con-
ssivssto - lnvalssbls. - - hsps svssy ss1ssss
win ~ his remedy, - u Win cost tAso sothifg,
and may prove : blessing.
dress REV. EDWARD a. WILSON.
WILlIAnsDURG1,
octlS-ly] KiBgs County, Nav York.
Connen SENSE sulss the nsss Il the people,
whatever misnsmsd and nisanthSops philoso-
piers may say 70 thsooatsssy. Shev thsna gsod
hing; lstits merits b clearly isnsnstsstsd. and
they viii not hssitats to give II their most cordial
patronage. The massos have alrsady ratified tn
Judgment ef > physician, Conserving the virtues
Of HOSTETTERS BITTERS, - nay b seen II
the immense quantities Of this medicine that IN
annually sold in every section Of the lasd. 1t il
nov recognised - greatly superior to al othe1
remedies Jet devised fos diseases 81 the digestive
organs, sush - diarrhoa, dyssatsry, dyspepsia
and for The various fsvsrs thai arise from derangs
msnt Of those portions Of the system. Hostettss'
name il rapidly becoming household word, frou
Maine to Texas, from the shores Of the Atlantic
to the Pacific. Try the article and b satisfied.
Sold By druggists and dealers gsnsrally, every
whore.
q See advsetissmsnt In aaothse. column.
uovl-dAWlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

Iss Philadelphia Ledger, q few days
:'noe, contained the following interest
Ing aove'tisement it speaks for itself !:
wanted by . respectable colored
Iam'ly, . white boy, fourteen or sixteen
yeas OF age, to wait on the table .nd
make himself generally useful sbout ~
house. ' w.
Here iss chance for some Of our Black
Republican ftiends will they improve
itl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28
PRINCE IMPERIAL Cha MPAGNE
j. j. BURTuS

= BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO IN
form his friends and the public gess-
rally, that be has besn appointed
BY Nssss. G. v. Haagh vosSt : Co.,
bof New York. sole agent for this
most celebrated W.as, Of watch they
ere the impostsu, and Viii. has for
years past held The 1Sse yeak II France and
England and the Centinrnt Of Europa, and new
meets with the msst unbo1sdsd success and pop
slssity IN the United States aad Cesadas.
IL. B. 10 enabled 70 olae this Wins In asy
quantities, q New Yosk psisss, IN qssrts, piais
and half pints.
He has also rscsivedaa impegtstioa Of Moet 4
Chandon's ~0rssa 6eal, vithost tAslable, vhish
u their hrst quality 6 tbat ven gnoWn beasd.
BURTI0 HOUSE.
DAvNrons, Iowa, Novsabss l3th. lee.
noyll-d1n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

STRINGENT RuLEs. - The PENNEY
vania Central Railroad has adopted .
new regulation by which they hope to
efecsually protect the company here
after from the peculations Of dishonest
conductors. The new rules provide
that passengers from stations where
the company has an agent, who tail to
procure tickets At the regular office q
the company, will be required to pay an
excess to the conductor. Tho condnc-
Tor will, in each case, give the person
paying such excess ticket, which will
be receipt for the full amount paid, il
presented to any authorized stati. q
agent Of the company. This rule will
be invariable, and conductors will be
required to carry it out. Passenger
from stations where the company has
no agent will be furnished with tickets
by tte conductor, specifying the amount
Of fare paid, which ticket the conductor
will. in all cases. cancel, and take up
before passengers leave the train."-
Chicago Il. Il. Ca ette.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

- x0os WI 11uSto8o = WuAlsWs UIy 0oo0o
iuns93 II.
ENDURANCE.
FIRE, INLAND 4 LIFE.
Homo Insurance Company,
Surplus, 10000 $1,000
Conway Insurance Company,
HAssAozusBrrs.
Cast Capital andsurplus S3Sl,ees
Hanpden insurance Company,
sPRlNsFIsLD, MASS.
Cash Capital and surplus 9aSv.ooo
North American Ils. Company,
o1HAar1oHD. coxs.
LsriIlard Insurance Company,
Cash Capital sss,,,so
Manhattan Life lns. Company,
Cash Capital Sl,oee.oso
City Fire Insurance Company,
xsw HAVEN, CONF.
W. sourHwoRru, Pr.s'..
l. S'1 feb ri !: kAurp.Ass. Agents.
Once. No. I, Le Clai,s Block,
H.. ariELD; Agent Davenport, Iowa
Rock Island. Ill. June l
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHr Il. SW ITS,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker,
cor. OF DEEDS FOR NEW YORK IND
OTHER STATES.
H.Y. sLAYMAxER.
NoTAIY PUBLIC AID Connssonzs OF Dssps ves
4INK1eofAl
1zzos1zcKoLzssz ooz u1srz1s,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
ooNPLDFD ABs1BAcss OF TEE TIfLD 70 AL LANES
N SCOTT COUNTY.
New York Insurance Ageney,
CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTED. - oss ~
WITH LAnas suspsua
PHGNK FIRE INSURANCE co.
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN
CASH CAfITAls............ IN, ~
STEPHEN CR0wgLL, Ps,s't
PnLAnDss SlAv, sss'y
Atlantic Fire Insurance Comfy
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL. .eloo.ooe
JOHN D. COCKS, Psssv
HosArio Doss, Sse,y
Lamar Fire Insurance Comfy.
or NEW YORK CITY.
CASH OAtITAL,......-. .... 49,. $500 100
:, ANTHONY, Prsst
J.R. ST Jens. sso,y.
Fulton Fire Insurance Comfy,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH AL,...................S lSo. ~
WILLIAM 4. COBB, Psssv
JAMS y. Rsszn~, ssoy.
Hunbslt Fire Insurance c.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S3sese
JOHNRANKIN, Ptst
New Ysrk u6 Insurance c..
OF NEW York ClrY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. 81 zoo ~
NORRIS FRANKLIN. Psss't
PLlxsy TsszxAx, Astaasy.
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR INSURANCE AND |
IA Policies Issued n the above I'D snA n. /
'psssisls Companies, - Art g. ~. s.!Zs y
Real Kslate ed Insuranee Acct.
MICKOLLS' BL0CK.-UP STX1R&.
DCoTT COUNTY SCALES.
0sense q Main aal 1teat ~.
THE SUDSCRIBBR HAS IR4CT4D At I'M
p sSeve ns0ed plsse Dais6
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

- - asAsol1gss1 sevSs 70 Ne ssn.v,..
Terms Oh 0UDoCRPTDOu.
DAuy.-lo sooes Der veek. ,,> ak,a $780,.
naaI and pess- soes ssbsssibss, Is 10 - asnSS
6ssalY-SSSS ~ .,,s>. ,,.Ava...
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

W. sOUTAWORTH, PrsJt.
FIELD : kAuFFxAsN, Agents.
Once, No. 4, Le Clsi,s Block,
h. FIELD; Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
O6cs next door to the Post Once,
Rock Island, Ill. June
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04

In this vicinity, the oath u Mary Emily, daugh.
ter of BENZ. and ~ J. Morrow, aged y years
Near Dallas, Castor county, the 25th ult, of can-
the face. Mrs Mary Jenkins, Of Aaron
Jenkins in the sOth year of her age.
In York District, the 10th June, Rev. John Leroy
Davies, aged 81 years. .....
In Salisbury, on the 18th ult Mr. II. c. Malcolm, aged
about so years
At the house of her brother, Col. VIM. W. Walkup.
in Union county, n. c., the morning of the 9th of
August of Chronic Bronchitis, after illness of sever
al months Mrs Ann j. wife of d. d. A. Belk of Lancas
District, S. c., and daughter of the late Robert
Walkup of N. c., aged "a years.
The deceased was for many years and until her mar
riage member of Six-me Creek Presbyterian Church,;
upon her marriage she connected herself with the As
sociate Reformed Church at Shiloh and afterwards to
Gils Creek, S. C. She adorned the doctrines of her
faith by a pious and exemplary life and Cody con-
versation and gave the most convincing evidence to
all those around her. upon her deathbed of her inter
in Saviours love and her assurance of blessed
Immortality.
She was an affectionate wife, pous mother, kind
sister and amable friend. She left diseonsoate hus
band two orphan children, two full brothers and nu
merous other relatives and friends, who lament her
untimely fate, but who feel well assured that their
loss is her eternal gain. Com
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04
Charlotte Market, SEPT. 8, 1860.

We omit our table of prices there is little
change to make in quotations.
CorroN.-A few bales Of good middling Cotton
brought 10 last week. But little of any kind Of
fering.
CORN.-Better supply on hand Sales have been
made at 90 to 95 cents.
FLOUR is in demand at So % to So So according to
quality
WHEAr-No change in prices. White 81 35 to ST.
40--Red 81 80 to ST. 35. ..... r.
BACON in good SUPPLYING change in quotations.
Hog round ~ to l24.
WHIsKEY 90 to 65 cents for good n. c. r.
The market was more active last week, anG all kinds
of produce found ready SALE No change in groceries.
IORKElLLE, Aug. 29.--Flour So IS per sack; corn
ST per bushel; Butter I24 to Isl Bacon II to III Lard
l22 Wheat 81 49, Meal 81.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04
HIGH SCHOOL.
Principals.
MECKLENBURG
W. N. DICkEH,
JOSEPH THOMPSON,

The First Session of this School will commence
Monday, the 10th day of September .H rs
The Academy is situated at Big Steel Creek church,
eight miles of Charlotte, in a healthy region of
country. The moral character of the community is
good and the temptations to vice and prodigalty
as few in any locality in the State.
The principals graduates of Davidson College,
and having chosen teaching profession, they will
devote all their time and energies to the interests Of
the school. Students will be received time and
charged from the time of entrance. Deductions for
absence made at the option of the principals.
Good board can be obtained convenient to the Acade
my, at reasonable rates
Terms per session of five months,
English Grammar History, &C., ........ ..."$ $4,000,
The above with the Classics, 80 90.
For further information address either of the prnci-
pals at Bloomingdale, Mecklenburg county, N. c.
Aug a. 1860. 25-l2tpd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04
state OF y. Carolina, meckIenburg Co.

Court Of Peas and Quarter SesSOns-JuLy Term, 1850.
Rebccca Trout vs. w. K Reid.
Rule upon Defendant to pay to Plaintiff moneys in his
hands.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that JAS
Trout husband Of the plaintiff in this case, is not
nhabtant Of this State, but resides beyond the limits
of the same, is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made in conformity to law in the West
ern Democrat, newspaper published in the town Of
Charlotte notifying said James Trout to be and person
ally appear before the Justices OF Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions at the Court be held for said
county, at the Court House in Charlotte, the 4th
Monday of October nex then and there to show
absolute
Witness, W Reid, Clerk Of said court at Office in
Charlotte, the 4th Monday of July, $780, and in the
S5th year Of American Independence.
27-6t W. X. REID, Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04
N @ I &c E..

The subscriber having disposed of his interest in the
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT owned by Messrs Full
ings, Springs Co., to Mr John N. Springs, member
of the firm desires to his thanks TO his many
friends the public for the very liberal patronage
they bestowed and to request that they continue
to favor the firm with their custom. IT
The firm of Fullings, Springs Co. is so well and
fayoraby known that it is unnecessary TO say more
than that it will continue to do business at the
house. .-
will remain in the establishment for some time az
salesman and will be pleased TO wait upon my friends
JOHN p. HEATH,
August Is, 1860.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-04

was instructed to have twenty thousand copies of the
proceedings of the Convention, together with Judge
Douglas speech, published for circulation
At the suggestion of Mr. Busbee this motion was re-
considered, and amended by leaving the number of
copies at the discretion of the committee.
Dr. Fremont of Pasquotank, addressed the Conven-
ton, and followed by Mr. j. T. Rosser of Minnesota
H. W. Miller Esq, being loudly called excused him
self temporarily and introduced Dr. Kean of Rocking
ham,
the Convention. .- '-. ...
On motion of Mr. Pennington the thanks of the Con-
venton we're rendered to the Chairman and Secreta-
ries.
Thanks were also voted to the Railroad Companies
for return tickets furnished to the delegates.