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THE N. Y. JOURNAL OF COMMERCE,
DAILY AND WEEKLY,
Published at OIL Wall Street,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
TINE JOURNAL, OF COMMERCE Is A PAPER OF
Il than thirty years standing. 1t is emnently
sentative in its toneOppnses AbotiOnism and Sectional
ism in every fnrm-stands by The Constitution in all its
paris interpreted by the Supreme Court of the United
States and the rights of the South guaranteed by that
instrument. While it is not chained party, it is es-
sentaly Democratic in its tendencies and will support
the Democratic nominee for the Presidency the
best if not the only chance of defeating the black Repub
lican candidate.
The Journal of Commerce combines all the essential
qualities of first class newspaper and while it claims
superiority commercial and market reporter and price
current II is surpassed by other paper in its literary
POLITICAL foreign, and general departments. Its
respondence domestic and foreign always reliable and
is sustained by the best literary talent As accurate
bulletin of election returns il has superior.
TERNs SUBsCRPTIoN-The Journal of Commerce,
mammoth sheet, daily $40 year. In advance, 50.
The Journal of Commerce Jr, smaller sheet with the
reading matter of the large paper but WITHOUT many ad
vertisements, S. Two copies to address, 81. Six
copies s26 Eight copies $54 Twelve copies $50 Twen-
ty copies upwards 81 EACH
Weekly Journal of Commerce, large quarto Sheet of
eight pages, believed to be the valuable weekly
paper IN America 81 per advance. Three cupes
s. Seven COPIES $40 Fifteen copies 800 The papers
will be addressed TO different the same Post Office
desired but the payment must be in sum- advance.
February 25 1860. l6-
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JUST RECEIVED,
SD< BBLS. FAMILY FLOUR
~e1 Also prime lot of Goshen Butter, in large anil
small packages
Also lot of picked and smoked Salmon and picked
Beef Tongues.
For sale BY
W. ROBT. ANDREWS.
Raleigh. n c., April 10, 1860. Soft
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Trustees Notice.-Reduced Prices.

Trustees Notice. Reduced Prices.
TTNRE STOCK OF GOODS CONVEYED IN TRUST
Il by THOS CALLAN 10 the subscriber are now being
sold at reduced prices. Those wishing purchase READY
MADE CLOTHING cheap for cash had better call soon
WM. WHITE, Trustee
n. B.. Those indeL ed by note account TO Thos
Calan, by calling and settling, will avoid the payment OF
cost w. W.
Raleigh, July 10, 1850. 55-tf
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SPRING MATTRASS.

AM NOW MANUFACTURING A SUPERIOR
u SPktNG MATTRASS, to which call the attention of
the public The righteousness of this elastic COUCH ana
the convenience of its arrangement well the low price
which offer them for sale strongly commend them
Honsekeepers generally
Call and examine them at WATS0N'S Upholstery Es-
ta6hshment, Raleigh, near the Market House.
July 8, 1860 A-tf
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.

A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER, IN EASTERN
North-C is offered for sale upon very mode
rate terms II has handsome and constantly increasing
SUBSCRIPTION list and is put market solely because the
PROPRIETOR contemphes going into altogether different
business the prosecution of which would be inconsistent
with the publication of a Journal
For Terms DC, address the Editor Of the Standard.
August g. 1860. off
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
the ensuing session of the Legislature of North
lima, application will be made for incorporate
Mining Company, by the Of the Baltimore North
Carolina Copper Gold Mining Company.
October II, 1860. s2-lmpd
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NEW BOOKS.
THNHE REASON WHY-NATURAL HISTORY--GIy.
ing reasons for hundreds of interesting facts in
necon with zoology and throwing light upon the pecu
liar habits and interests of the orders of the Ami
NAL Kingdom; By the Author of The Biblical Reason
Why The Reason Why" &c. Illustrated with
Gus EngTavings.
Ell FUREIDIS; BY the Author of 1.-THE Lamplighter"
and Mabel Vaughan"
LUClLE-A POEM; By Owen Meredith, Author of
"The Wanderer," &c.
For sale by
Raleigh, N. c., Aug. II, 1860. " o.
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THE LAST CHANCE.

THE LAST CHANCE.
HAVING NO USE FOR THE LARGE WORKSHOP
LII premises offer it for SALE together with the
vacant lot lying south of it. containing about
The shop 20 by 81 feet and is substantially built and
nearly new. 1t is situated in the Western Ward
Burns Foundry and Machine Ships The vacant lot is
purchase will please call sOon shall not keep il in
market long.
FRANK l. WILSON.
October IL, 1850 s2-tf
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GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Pays all Losses Promptly!
DIRECTORS:
John A. Mebane ". J. Mcconnell, c. P. Mendenhdll D.
p. Weir, James NJ. Garrett John Cole, y. II. ID. Wilson,
VIM. Barringer, David Mcknight, VI. s. Sherwood, Jed
II. LIN isay, GreenSboruugh; w. 4. Wright, Wilmington
Robert E. Troy Lumbertun; Alexander Miller. Newbern
Thadeus MCGEE, Raleigh Thomas johnson, IanceyviIle
DR.. w. C. Ramsey, Wadesbornugh; Rev. r. C. May nard
FrankintOn; DIR. E. +. Watson, Watsonville.
OFFICERS:
n. II. D. WILSON, President,
JED H. LINDSAY, Vice President.
c. p MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer
WIN. ID. CUNNING, General Agent.
w. J. Mcconnell, ]
j. A. MEBANE, Executive Committee.
j. NJ. GARRETT,
All communications business of the office should be
sent to PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
Greensboro, n. c.. June H. 1860.
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MILITARY CONVENTION.

YVHHF -MIJITARY. CONVENTION HELD Al UULUI'-
BORo' in July last, and which adjourned TO Sails
bury viii assemble at that place on WEDNESDAY, the
full attendance of Delegates from all the Military Com
panies in the State urgently requested as the report OF
The Committee draft Military Code~ De aio before
the Convention. - IN
The Committee appointed to draft Military Code will
meet at Salisbury on TUESDAY the 18th day of Novem-
'''' - ~ PM EDMONDSToN,
President Con.
S.o,,.,5 Nj n.t On 1850 Std.
~ All the papers in the State will please copy.
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BELL COLOGNE.

BELL COLOGNE.
A FINE SUPPLY OF THIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED
N Cogne just received Aso, Farna Cologne IN long
and Wckerrd BOTTLES Bazins quart size family Cologne,
and many others of superior quality, in Store and
For sale cheap, by
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, y. C.. April 90 1850. -32-G
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MISCELLANEOUS
sPECAL NOTICE.

nyHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
generous public that she has out letters OF
rninisration on tie es:ake Of NATHAN KRAMER, decd
She bees leave 70 request the public Of Raleigh and its VI
caty al those who indebted to said estate come
forward and pay up as all the debts are be settled forth
with. -, + ss s,3asz ...
Thankful for past favors she hopes continuance OF the
saH1e 80 Sssszase r.
Aebasuess hereafter WI, be conducted in the name OF
FANNEY KRAMER, Administratrix Of Nathan hrsTef'
deceased. +. AhaMLsn'
Raleigh, N. c., Oct sn. ls6n.si sI-eI
"a Register copy eight Zines
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NJoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT

tina ensuing session Of the Legislature of North Caro-
lima, application will be made for incorporate
Mining Company by the of the Silver Valley Min.
ing Company
octoser II, lS6O. s2-lmpd.
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TO THE FRIENDS OF HOME MANUFAC.
TURES.
VIE KlNSTON SHOE Fi Glory Is NOW IN sue.
II cessiu Operation ORDERS for negro BR0GANj
and BOOTS are solicited.
J. C. CARPENTER, Agent
klnston, n. u. July 81, 1850 6O-tf
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DIVIDEND NO. IO2.

sE|0.'.-ass - a. BANK OF CAPE FEAR,
F --' -='-ass- Oct 24th 1860.
a sEMi-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT
has been declared payable the Principal Bank and
Branches, on and after the LIST Nov. next
~ h. R. SAVAGE, Cashier
oSeooef oV, 4eoV..- S7-2t.
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NUIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP.
RLlCATl0S will be made TO the next Legislature of
North for an act to prohibit The sale of Sniri:nons
Liquors within and half miles of Durham Station
Orange county -s,s5 ,,-. -.
R. BLACKNALL
October "a, 1850. koBT' F. MORRIS ssMIS
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" bebs aud Copiaba Tarrants Extract Cubebs and Go
paba, and Capsules of all kinds,
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II assortment Of Cosmetics, Perumery. Soaps, Brushes
Toilet Extracts Colleagues and Toilet Articles of all kinds
is now ON exhibition, and will be sold very cheap
At PESCUD'S.
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PROSPECTUS

Raleigh, March 90, 1860.
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SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW & WORTH
- trying. viz:-Phann's Snow White Oriental Cream
for Identifying the complexion.
For sale at
PESCUDS Drug Store
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MILITARY TACTICS.

BIOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HISTO-
" RY.-SURVEY OF NORTH CAROLINA-COn-
tanning Catalogue of the Plants of the State with des
crptOns and history of the trees shrubs, and woody
vines; By Rev. NJ A. Curtis d. d. -.-....,
For sale by
Raleigh n. c., Aug. Z, 1860. So
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LIVERY LADY WHO DESIRES A PRO

IL fusion Of Curls at irtiing cost Of time money,
and injury TO her hair should send 10 PESCUDS for
Box of Arn6lds Patent Hair Curriers' Price 50
Raleigh, ". C., Oct. =, 1862, T9-tf
c-9y- Register copy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-18

ave presume that every democratic paper in the
State-we know the fact to many Of them
published last Summer the foul imputation against
Mr. Gilmer of having in an improper way, copy
Of Helpers book "-FdyetteviNe Observer.
We never published any such thing about Mr.
Gilmer; and further, we hardly alluded to him
during the whole campaign. And what we have
said about him since the election was more for the
purpose of defending democrats against unjust
charges than with view of attacking him. In
order to show whom the responsibility rested for
the defeat of the Post Office appropriation bill, and
for the delay in organizing the House, we have re-
fcrred to Mr. lGilmers votes and his conduct, and
We shall CONT nue to do so when occasion requires
We did not even publish the charge against Mr.
Gilmer of ranking abolition documents into this
State, although we were placed in possession of
information and proof on that point which would
have placed him in an unenviable light before the
public, and at least have convicted him Of great
imprudence, if nothing worse. We say, then, we
are not subject to the charge of having prosecuted
John A. Gilmer or treated him with any unfair
ness And we say further, that if some of our op-
position friends don't like to hear Mr. Gs impru-
dent course condemned and exposed, let them stop
abusing democrats for not voting for him.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-18
State of N. Carolina, Meckiemburg Co.
In Equity-To Spring Term, 1860.

In Equty-To Spring Term 1860.
The Bill of complaint of Levy Drucker and Elkan Som
mers, traders under the firm and style of Drucker
Sommers of the county of Meckenburg plaintiffs,
against Vincent P. Walden, defendant
In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Master, by the affidavit of the plaintiff Drucker that
the defendant not at the time of the fling of the
plaintiffs Bill and not nowsan inhabitant of the State
of North Carolina, this notice of the filing of said bill
is published for six weeks in the Western Democrat
newspaper published in the town of Charlotte in said
State in conformity to the Act of Assembly in such
made and provided, for the said Vincent P Va
den personally to be and appear at the of
this honorable Court be held for the county of Meek
lenburg at the Court House in Charlotte, the 18th
Monday after the 4th Monday in February A D. 1862
and then and there upon his corporal oath,
fully and truly the allegations of the plaintiffs Bill
otherwise, proof of the publication of this notice.
the aid Court will proceed process had been per-
sonay served on him. and he had made default in his
appearance, and will order the said bill to be taken
confessed and make such DEGREES thereupon shall
be deemed just.
Witness A. C. Williamson, Clerk and Master of said
Court, Office in Charlotte the 18th Monday after the
4th Monday in August, A. d. 1859, and in the sith
year of American independence
[9e-6t--pr adv. Slo] A c. WILLIAMSON, c. NJ. E.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-18
Balm for the Pcrturbed spirit.

The Indian weed, unknown to ancient times,
Natures choice gift to man, friend of the spirit
Whose acrimonious fumc extracts juices, and refnes
The blood, distempered from its noxous salts.
love thee whether thou appearest in the shape Of
segar or des away in sweet perfume enshrined in the
meershaum bowl. love :hee with more than woman's
love. Thou art companion to me in solitude. can
talk and reason with thee avoiding loud and obstrcp-
erous argument. Thou art friend when in
trouble for thou advsest in silence and consolet with
thy calm influence the perturbed spirit ] know not
how thy has been bestowed upon thee; yet If to
harmonic the feelings, to allow the thoughts spring
without control rising like the white vapour from the
Cottage hearth morning that is sunny and serene;
if to impar that sober sadness the spirit which
incnes to forgive enemies-that calm phiioso-
ply which reconciles to the ingraude and knavery
ct the world-that heavenly contemplation, whispering
to US as we look around that all good Havana Sc
gers that you get from j. S. WILEYS CUBAN SEGAR
Jan. 10, 1860.
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On the 9th ult, Mr. ]. F. Sloan of Mecklenburg,
Miss NJ J. Allison of Rowan
In Cabarrus county, the LIST inst Mr. Henry A. Gas
ton to Miss Manda c. Alexander. Also, on the 2Sth
ult, Mr. Tobias Miller to Miss Jemima E. Bost.
In Catawba county, the goth ult Mr. Silas D. Poo
yey to Miss Emily Z. Fry.
In Cleaveland county on the 22d ult Mr. Jefferson
Hard to Miss Matilda Cornwell Also, the 7th, Mr.
Dobson Weston to Miss Harriet Hard. Also, Mr. Alfred
Grigg to Miss Nancy London.
In Lincoln county, the 7th ult, Mr. Franklin Good
ofCleaveland, to Miss Eliza Hull
In Irede county, the 9Th inst, Mr. Joseph A Lipe
to Miss Amanda L. Miller. Also, the sth, Mr. VIM
L Christie to Miss Mary Richie.
In York District the 9Th instant, Mr. Niyens to
Miss Martha Adkins
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-18
"a The Hon C.. J. Faulkner, of Virginia, has
been appointed Minister to France.

nag- We find the following in the Raleigh Spirit
OF the Age. IF it is tr.Ie, it is somewhat strange
that VIC have heard nothing further about the mat
ter:
STARTLING INTELLIGENcE.-A perfectly rel-
able correspondent communicates to us the follow
ing startling piece of intelligence:
Mr. Editor-The people about Lenor, Caldwell
county, n. c., were thrown into considerable up
roar on Christmas day, by the accidental disclosure
of Negro Insurrection, which was to take place
that night, They had managed to procure con-
siderable quantity of gun-powder; and their plan
to set fire to all the principal Hotels, and then
commence their work of slaughter upon the de-
fenceless women and children I understand that
the negroes to be tried, but know not in what
manner.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-18

RSg- "The Daily Press" is the title of new
paper published at Raleigh n G., by NJ r. H.
Whitaker, the first number of which we have re-
place in the State where daily paper was ne
eessary, it was Enthusiastically during the SEES
sion of the Legislature. We know it must require
great deal Of hard work. and, what is most I'M
portant great deal Of patronage, to sustain daily
and if Mr. Whitaker can succeed with his under
taking shall certainly~be gratifed. He declares
that it shall not be failure Terms, Sc per year
ia advance.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-18
EXCITEMENT IN THE HousE.-One day last
week there was some excitement in the House of
Representatives as will be seen by the following:

Mr. Sherman inquired of Mr. Houston il certain
marks made by the latter intended in personal
or political sense Mr. Houstons response being
factory, Mr. Sherman went to say that he had teadi-
y refused to make any explanation relative to his
dorsement of the Helper Book and should continue to
do so whilst Mr. Carks resolution pending.
Mr. Clark said he did not intend his resolution
personal reflection, but would not withdraw it.
An effort was here made to induce Mr. Clark to with
draw his resolution and substitute the following, which
had been prepared by democrats and Americans:
"WHEREAs The agitation of the slavery question is
productive of good but of evil the whole country,
ties; therefore,
ReSolUed, That no man who recommended, still in
ssts upon and who does not disavow the doctrines
pressed in which have been read from Helpers
Book and who is not opposed to the further agitation
of the slavery question, is not fit to be Speaker"
Mr. Clark surprised that his friends should have
prepared this resolution without consulting him and
refused withdraw the previous
Mr. Faskn, of New York, theoretically replying
to what he considered unknd and unjust remark of
Mr. Clark when pistol fell from his person the floor.
For several moments the House fearful scene of
commoton. Members rushed up, under the belief
that the pistol intended to be used with deadly
intent and time a general conflict feared.
The Sergeant at Arms called in and the disorder
quieted. Mr. Iaskin in explanation said that he
lived in n dangerous part Of the city and had yesterday
armed himself to protect his person at night on his
hher, and that the falling of the pistol simply
the result Of accident.
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Dissolution.
NOTICE

On the FIRST day of February next The residence Of
the late Edmond Ritch decd will sell at public sale,
THREE NEGROES man, boy and girl all three are
likely and valuable. Also, tract of land known a
the Gold Mine tract, containing about ls4 lying
the waters of Twelve Mile Creek, adjoining the
Lewis Cold Mine, Ezekiel Gurdy, and others Another
Tract lying second Crooked Creek containing about
Ninety acres adjoining the lands of John Ford, Henry
Shell, and others, known as the Lemmonds Tract.
Also quantity of personal Property, consisting Of
three Mules Cattle, Corn, Fodder, ThEesher, &c. &c.
Terms made known the day of sale.
JAM TO- 1860. JAMES s. RITCH, Exr.
n bah persons indebted to the estate required
to make payment and those having claims against the
same are required present them within the time pre-
seribed by law this notice will be pleaded in bar OF
their recovery.
Jan. 10, 1880 JAS s. RITcH, Ex'r.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-18

TUE Evrp, SEssIoN-We find in the Stan
dard of Saturday last letter from Gov Ellis In re-
sponse to the resolutions Of public meeting In
Chatham county, requesting him to call an extra
session of the Legislature. We have room only
for an extract this week. The Governor says:
Fullv approaching the magnitude of the that
have given these apprehensions and sensible of
the persistent efforts of the evil disposed persons who
would disturb peace, nevertheless entertain the
opinion that the public need apprehend no immediate
aggressons by force of arms. To mind our danger
lies not in that direction The attacks most to be fear
ed are those coming under the specious forms OF law
more quiet and nsidous in their approaches but none
the less fatal in their results
have every confidence that ordinary police force
will found fully and entirely adequate to the preser-
vation of the public peace until the time designated by
law for the meeting of the Legislature; and then the
repres, natives of the people, having fully in view the
tunty of making ample and timely preparations to meet
them.
rou NAV rest assured, could for n moment feel
either property could not be completely
protected by existing laws duly administered, would
not hesitate with the advice Of the Council of State to
convene the Legislature.
1t is true several useful measures might be adopted
that body now in sessiOn,-amOng them the or
ganization and arming of the militia, measure re-
qured well by act of Congress, by the most ord-
nary prudence. Yet this does not present case OF
overriding and absolute necessity which alone would
Justify me in converting the Legislature in special
sion
would tend to increase the excitement existing
among people, justly as this excitement has been
provoked: and in my opinion such a measure would
greatly tend TO that result"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-18

The MAILs.-We wish something could be
done to get the northern mail here little earlier.
1t arrives here about "a hours we thiuk, after it
is received at Raleigh. And we are without any
mail at all from Saturday night until Monday night.
A better arrangement might Re effected 1t seems,
if the Railroad authorities were So disposed As
it is, our northern mail is far behind many towns
where they have no railroad communication.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-18

BSE- The "Mecklenburg Dragons were Parade
last Saturday The Company is of very forma-
ton, ana turned out Saturday 80 members. Their
appearance, if not very military altogether
without the "pomp of war !" and could not sup
press the exclamation as in double file they pung
ing down the street. 'my kingdom for a horse!" When
Capt Harrison gets all his ine soldier clothes" he
will make gallant looking officer, and with his knowl-
edge of Cavalry tactics, the Company will doubtless
become an efficient one. Long may it wave
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-18

JUST So.-Mr Stokes, whig, from, Tennessee,
remarked in the House of Representatives the
other day, that the "southern opposition could
not unite upon Democrat nor Republican, but
" there large portion Of the Republicans
,ciM u7tona the SOUTHERN OPPOSITION could agree
on hiays-they could unite heart and soul
IN opposition to this administration" Just so,
as we nave always said, the southern wing of the
opposition ready to cooperate with Black Re-
publicanism for the purpose Of overthrowing a de-
mocratic administration-an administration which
abolition orators and papers pronounce pro-slavery
and denounce for protecting slavery! And to over
throw that administration Mr. Stokes says the
southern opposition could unite with the Republ-
cans. We appeal to southern opposition newspa-
pcrs to disapprcve such language and such policy
We appeal to the honest and patriotic voters who
belong to the southern opposition to reprobate the
course some of their Representatives are pursuing
in Congress. We believe many of them will utter
y refuse to cooperate in the way indicated by Mr.
Stokes and others.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-18

DEMOCRATIC MEETlNGs.-We have received
the proceedings of the meeting held by our Lincoln
friends last week They were received after our
form nearly ready for press, and being pretty
lengthy, compelled to defer their publica-
ton until next week. We gratifed to see that
the democracy of Lincoln organizing and pre-
pairing for action.
We refer the reader to the proceedings of the
Arson democracy They make recommendations
which, of course will receive due consideration by
the party in the District.