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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-16

SALE OF STOCK , Of
y4e II .S = Try. from o..Os poss
finger to the subscriber. and Of record IN the
Hastings Court Of the city Of Rlchmnnd. shall
No 100 Broad street, between eth ana 9TH. on RI.
DAY. Gath instant at 10 pollock. all the STOCK
II and os nsys
Clocks in great variets; slarxe variety q ladies
and gents RSr kkEss
s Sc1B Buttons e., the Who'll emb1scns tie
usual VARIETY to be found in we'll Re iulat.a JeE
and Tools necessary to the prosecution OF tho low
At the same time will he offered I'll the Fixtures.
CONSISTING Of a small Framed Dwelling. show
o1 Sis:! ss!ss i: FnkSiruaE
ss Sss Beds Rock
ing chsirs rs Pictures a. (, 80 80 sr.xp 18th al
TER-s:-A All sums under ese. cash; over that
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook, Auct'r. fe IA
7 LIQUORS, CIGARS. &C., AT AUCTION
II On FRI Nth inst. at 10 O'Clock, will sell
6epe-eigh nth casks superior Cognac BRANDY.
10 bills Old Rye and Ksctifed WAiSKEY.
! barrels APPLE BRANDY.
u, 20 s Ssrss, A Vs. cdf HhihRalNes.
5000 CIGA Rs, vsric9. brands.
Is boxes West Philadelphia Manufacturing
cf2 e e STARCH &C. E.B. COOK. Aue..
DUBLlC SALE OF VALUA BILE CARPEN:
Of SSH AM hAASHsvEEk1 co1s u
ensten on o 80 ss
all hsT sfAM IN ns order
excellen mt make; two Planning Machines; one sasf
ed sa~ Ss s,ssi
chine; one Mortice Machines; one good Turnln,
Lathe; one Rip Saw and Table, and one C9t-oi
At the same time, will be sold thu LOT an.
The Lot IS central, and one d the most csnys
nient and desirable IN the town. Ashland a 70
many nducsmsass s to psr:on. desiring 10 settle
TERxs viii be acconmodat and made know
S on ' day of 'a' THi HFsE
fe lO-dtd. Ashland. Va.
4 QMl sALE:-Wiil he sol.
1os p. nsa; EfS s q: ~
five miles from the city, Of Richmond on the Rich
%TGe sns aousss HoksM Ct
cans; q SSRN ESRPER sPd sHTSkS
ana ana one me IsIse ICE. House. inli of ice. =
TERMs.-All sums of $50 and under, cash; and a
satisfactorily endorsed. JNO. o. TAYLOR.
admir- Of Bartlett Tyler. aee'd.
Henrico Co., Feb. 9th 1860 fe 10 ids
CERG ANTS SALE.-Will be sold o.
- THURSDAY, the 9th inst, at the auctio
store Of +. B. Cook, one superior second hand p!
CARPETS; six mahogany CHAIRS: one ia
BILE; one ETEGKE; several PICTURES. &c
&C., to satisfy two distress warrants in my hands
in ia. or of Mrs. A. LYON.
TRRMs-Cash. THOMAS U. DUDLEY.
fe 3-tds Sergeant City Richmond
ma The above sale il postponed till SATUR
DAY morning, Feb 18th. at III q clock.
fe THOS. u. DUDLEY, Serg't.
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w, MUSICAL ACCOM- RI Is = N Z MS
lsaS3 Prof DE CENIEL, tiats of Patapsc0 Fee
&xmsie Institute. Ell,c"tt,s Mills, Md hay
IN sG ss services to those despcns
"htafnin g "a full and complete course Of Musical
Instruction" tin the Italian style, on the HARP,
SCIENCE OF MUSIC.
His Circulars, Card Of Terms. Testimonials,
&c, may he seen at Mr.. r. Il. TAYLoRs Music
store. or at the st. Lawrence House, whers no may
he seen.
Professor DE CENIEL was for several years
Teacher Of Music in the Patapsco institute
Few il any, Professors Of the HARr, PIANO,
fessor OF VOCAL MUSIC, he has q high rank
most cordially recommend him as an INSTRUC.
TOR for SCHOOLS, or private pupils"
ALNIRA LINCOLN PHELPS,
Late Principal Of Patapsco Female IDst'e, Md.
Eutaw Place. Bait, Dec. Is, 1859. fc 4-lm@
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- COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF

~ COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
(41 Chesterfield County. on the 10th of NOvem-
Rber, NEGRO MAN. who calls hlmself
RICHARD JAMES BRANCH, and says he
about feet inches high; about Is years Of age
complexion black, with a scar On his left arm and
nose. He saws he is free. and had when arrested
dom, which were evidently forced by himself, as
he can read and write If said Negro Is a runa-
wav, the owner will come forward. prove property,
and take him away, or he will be dealt with accord
ing to law. S.O DUVAI.
ta l-6wA Tailor Chesterfield County, Va.
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NSHHAIsS4ks.M%Sg WIG ttsSEh AEb RRAE b
S. s WssSSsos Y sSr ;Iofs SfYf q g
chased with special reeTenca 70 Tie inloroot a ~
farmsr aad the trade geneIallX: .
Ing it our personal attention seotne ehaSovYy -:
Te i wel coopered and in good sei1ltnc os0os -
thing in saying that Il viii b q yoar intereef =
rive % . call FsImers sending bag: ~ = NJ
count 10 the trade. aefersnoes-Ednonds Daveae
port 4 Co., Jas. 7. Bvtlsr, and other msse1eNs'
sd., ss .ds x S sSs bce fI.1sss
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JANUARY gath 1T. b. PRICE Z CO. hevo
d placed upon their closing -out QOuntsf eeQeAer
lot Of ele. ant Black and C0IoFoA FIGURED e1hk9s
which they invite special attention.. - they ysu
b cold 1t half value. In addition they 4Ave 1yef
opened Thread Lace COLl:A1S. LedEy ~
sEfs. c.ASMBkrics ssfkffs, kisbbSOSs. %.
And: within short seaee h9es She Ell, lave adde9
White BED RLANkETS. al A4ss; ., m ~
PILLOW LINENS, IRISH LtNENAs TOW He
INGS. Brown and Bleachsd CCTTOH6f Enghs&
and American PRlN rs. &o:, oil Of vAieh hey ~
fss e the public At II TS 4vsc gfcs 90.
I'VE HAVE % A1OM =, ana Offer ~ ss3e ~
w to the trade, the following choice esea1o -
B. B. NV. Harris "PE0PLE's FAv01lTx."
D. B. n Nv y H e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
in ho4es, light presecd; ~, =. 80
o. B. NV \. w. Harris PLANTERS CHOICE. n
D. j. ( n. W. HaniS COL0RAD0. in Il bosss,
D. j e 4: q. Harris AMBRoslAL. in x so..s
H.lssy ' Sooisr's LEcoMPTE. il X bssss.
VIM. SrGmpsoa's4 ACE. il \ boxes .I:snd lsnss.
AIso.-Pexh...n PIPES. eli sisss; issas saA
ian-lm No. e Cary street..
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xsIxiE3fss ! 1 { SsS Il y fI s6S .
No. 81 and LoftS q = baln.o.s g
ossr stool .nsur,a...d m - UsisS1 5ssssa
o1Sss. asS s. srenps .ss.iee sv
Ts.As-slx nsasAs;s s'i sssI 81 ~ 81, -
CECOND ANNUAL CITY Dl0EC7O1Y.-
eoaS e 81. sisy.
:fI.;t ss.. .i.I ss.ss g = si.sSy q 49,
~ e: e! s'sss:: .. "a s,...s 49,.
ss. e Is :: ~ 1870, Z
c cSss e j ss ch ss. "a ~ =
& vi r. Is.ssS s6a.t ~ - a NassA.
No northern advsrsissneats viii b ineereed. r.
Il: 49, Z: ,.... : E
n ;sr.l q, ..s s s;:'I s5.ss f'os
serihsr 6 q ss5l az g e 4stes ~ :! -
~ havs 49, .sses yssyiess sfaat11s.2lsa. o
s sssss s sssi. :as:s
4'; "! 81 :: 49,
&c. Cssly EsaelA $500 ~ sssss I'D
:.e.e y - III = Is 80 = 3 - ~
::;s:;s - q. q ~! ~ q -:
SsssSsssss ssssssSs7 ~ :; CO q =,
.isa - -. 80 49,. 80 slells ~ {
: ~; 1917: - S. : : = -:
.,v,,--, 8. - 49,, 1lQ&R IA
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COAL. COKE, &c.

John N. GORDON son,
d l4th Street, near Exchange Hotel.
T TN aaa coKE or Roofing and
ga3GK TN I'M s bars and n gs s..,,.r Solder
LEAD. in pigs and hars.
COP Err. Tinned, BrazieFs. Sheetlng and Bar.
ssaaEEE Ha sKSss6 Y TI ME- SHEETS.
IRON WIRE. all numbers.
BAR IRON, swedes, common and Enslish refined.
Hoop Band, Round ana Square RODS.
SLIT IRON, for horse and Mule Shoes. superior
eRiFFF!N's HORSE SHOE NAILS, all sizes.
YING.s PREMIUM SECURING FsrAB-
n LIsHMENT, 10th street. between Main and
SESTLEMEs's CLOTHING cleaned like new.
LACE CURTAINS. LAcEs. COLLARS. 10 do.
GOODS. damaged BY sat water. reinishsd, By the
OLD socE Isl sna GOODS
est and folded for merchants at NsW Yosl
n COOP WORK and paoxr4hxss char.eteri,e
this establishment. es-ln
T YNCHBURG sMOk ING TO8ACCO.
Il 800 bales ..KILLICKdNICK" .
800 b = i EAASSJsoS's SR1S6 TGSkisH
50. En- s:.: II: X bkaA
For sale By MITCHELL 4 FERGUSON.
SELLING OFF AT e Cc csTI I;or ,r,,xv..
Intending 2 change ny bus'nsas this sprinS.
EEE skkRE; SiSs5 S sSsSSDssal'e'
Man street. square above 81 ekaIiss Hossl.
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ID ii y Il . u n A IL
L By FREDE KICKS.
Mr.. WEEKS. from the establishment of CHAS.
D. FREDERICkS, New Ork, is on a visit to
Richmond, with samples Of the various styie of
hls work, copied from dasueIreOtypes.
EA. This visit affords an opportunity to persons
whodesre copies of likene to obtain beauti-
full life like PORTRAITS, in OIL, Pastel, India-
country.
Specimens may be seen at NORRIS BOOK
STORE, where orders may he left. 70 l3-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-16

ENCO r. GE .sHOME MA NUFAC.
CHANTS OF RICHMOND.
CLOAK, MANrlLLA AND HOOP SKIRT
MANDATORY,
No. 81 Main street, Richmond, Va,
Are prepared e make to order C1:0 4s, MAN
We will make the above articles by the dozen or
single one, or cut them out without making them,
ifiadies wish to make them themselves
Ladies having OLD SKIRTS out Of repair can
have them made over at a trifling expense, making
them bette than when new.
no DRESS CUT TING taught. Also, DRESS
BODIES cut by measurement, and guaranteed to
fit for 1917 cents.
fe l4-lM* Mr.. MRS. STRIDER.
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R60SPnINe IMPoRTATIONs. 0f0

g. ;:i|: Z: s e: 8; 81 :.
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+ right t. ROUTT'S. DRAIN Flow. Was
seclety in 1857 and 1855 and silver medal at the U.
8 Agricultural Fair R!chmoSd, 1858; tie premium ~.
class diploma Virginia Mechanics Institute, 1889.
Opens adrain one foot deep. thirty inches wide at
top and four inches wide at bottOm-sldcs rolled
ed b. one running Of the pow. Patented l4th July,
1857 A. P. ROUTT.
fe 6-l2t Somerset, Orange, Va.
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OFFICE K. & D. r. r. COT
December 10, 1859.
NOTICE. 1.-THE Coupons of the Bonds OF this
~ company due on the LIST January, 1880 in New
York. will Be paid at the Union Bank in that city
or at this Office with EXCHANGE.
THO. w. BROCKENBROUGR,
dA 1D-ts Treasurer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

AID VALOREM.

MIR EDITOR: L propose, as time and opportunity
may afford, to give, in brief articles, my views on
this question: gotten up hobby to catch voters,
on the one side, and disposition on the other to
excite prejudices against the slaveholding portion
of our conmunity-or in other words to array the
poor against the rich. do not say that all
who have espoused the affirmative side Of the ques-
tion are thus Influenced, for many have been be-
trayed into an honest avowal in favor Of ad va
lorem by the cant cry of "equdl tdCatiOa -
thinking this was the gist of the question. Such
these | hope to enlghten and convince of their
error, while expose the duplicity and insueerity
of the Others
TIE ostensible purpose of this movement is to
equalize taxation-ad valorem, they say, means
according to value-and they go for erery species
of property being taxed according to its value
Very we'll, say |, and species Of property as to
be exempt. If pay SIS tax on my negro worth
$1,000, you must pay so cents on your horse worth
500. If [ pay $3.50 on my little negro worth
$500, you must pay l24 cents every year on your
COW worth S25 If [ pay tax my negroes,
big and little, you must pay tax your hogs,
sheep, calves, hens ducks and every other species
of property, great and SMALL and [ must do the
same. If l pay tax on my fine bedstead and
luxurious bed, you must pay valuation tax on
your pine bedstead and pad Of straw, or feathers,
or whatever it may be-for every species Of prop
erty is to be taxed according to value. And tho
each item may be SMALL yet in the aggregate it
will amount to right smart tax that poor
will have to pay,-who, under the present system,
are erempt from taxation altogether
o. but say these sanctimonious equal taxation
demagogues, certain property must be ere'npt from
taxation; such cooking utensils, bed for wife ard
children cow and calf, &c, whether belonging
to rich or poor, and thus this will eqmati@e the
thing. But will it? One mans bed may be
worth $780, while an others is not worth $5. One
mans may be worth 500, while anothers is
worth only sl0-and so on-and yet both are
alike exempt. Glorious equality !-Democratic
Press.
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Total amount
$9,970 81

Terrible Fight Board the Slip Nor~oy.
BosroN March 24.-The ship Norway, of New
York, Capt. Major, when five days out on the
passage from Macao to Havana, with about one
thousand coolies was the scene of terrible muiny,
in which thirty coolies were killed, and ninety
wounded. The fight lasted from p. m. till
daylight the next morning, when the coolies
yielded. Capt Major had his wife aud two daugh-
ters, and also lady passenger and child on board
The lady passenger died of fright, and the child
expired soon afterwards.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03
TsEEsESEaEYa MACHINES.

The subscriber is still Agent for the sale of the
celebrated and much admired combined improved
Wheeler, Melick Il Co., Albany, n. y.
These Machines will thresh and clean from $50 to
bushels of wheat per day. with less work and less
waste than any other machines known in North Caro-
lima
Prices at the Shop, riz:
Railway Chain Horse Power, sI2o
Lever (superior( 100
Improved Combined Thresher and Winnower, l25
Terms cash, or approved note on interest Warrant
ed to give satisfaction or no sale.
Delivered any Railroad Depot at the above prices
charges and transportation only to be added.
Addres J. B. TROY, Troy's Store,
March G, 1860 3m Montgomery co, c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

Bsg~ Genin, the famous halter, is at last smash
ed all to pieces. Some time ago he removed his hat
store from under Barnum's Museum to the St.
Nicholas Hotel so that his two places, the hat
store and the ladies bazaar, were nearly adjoining
Both closed; the former has bill it
''to let" and the latter is barricaded with an i'm
penetrable plank fence. When Genin paid $3.50
for the choice seat at Jenny Lind's first concert
in this country, he and Barnum both report
ed very wealthy. They have come down considera-
bly, since that era Of humbug
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

EXTRAORDINARY AGE--Mrs Patsey Allen, a
resident of Cloverdale township, Putnam Co.,
Indianna, has attained most extraordinary age
She was born in Orange CO., G. in March, 1744,
and is now aged one hundred and sixteen years
Her mental faculties are considerably impaired,
yet she can converse freely, walk about the
house and says her appetite is as good as ever
She is the mother of eight children, two of whom
were born during the Revolutionary War, and
four of whom are still living She went to Put
nam county widow, about 25 years since, and is
living with her youngest daughter.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

pa Miss Tennessee Gibson died last week in
Arkansas, from the effects of snudEdipping. She
fell asleep with the "mop" in her mouth, and was
found corpse some hours after. A post mortem
examination revealed the fact that she had swal-
lowed the juice which converted into nicotine,
deadly poison; her lips, cheek and breast, were
smeared with the foul stuff in her dying stugglcs
alone in her room. Before she retired she felt
deadly sickness, having swallowed some of the juice;
but she had used It SO long nothing was thought
of her complaint until it was too late.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

KEEPING BEEF.-How shall | keep beef and
veal through the summer without becoming tainted?
JIG Ut may be kept perfectly fresh in an
ice house and for half month or more in Schooey's
preservatory if corned, will keep all the
summer in cold cellar. If sated like pork it
becomes too hard. The following is our method
of corning it: Add two lbs. brown sugar to eight
gallons Of water, also quart of molasses four
ounces of nitre, and fine salt till it will float an
egg. This is enough for two quarters Of beef)-
Country Genttenadn
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03
NOTICE..

Ny Horse, Young Brmmer, be found the present
season. on Mondays and Tuesdays at E. P. Blankin-
shipp's, Wrights Ferry; Wednesdays, at K. W.
McDoweirs near the Yorkville road; Thursdays, at
J. B. Stewards six miles from Charlotte the Provi-
dence road: and Fridays and Saturdays, at w. P.
Robinsons, Morrow's Turnout. Persons can call
and Judge for themselves of the qualities Of this Horse
4. z. GORDON.
March 81 1860. Gt-pd
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$8O3, ,7G9 sc
DIRECTORS.
H. Huntington, Charles Boswell, Job Allyn,
Albert Day, Henry kcney, John p. Brace,
James Goodwin, Calvin Day, Charles j. Russ.
TIMo. c. ALLYN, Secretary, H. HUNTNGToN, President
c. c. LYMAN assistant Sec'y WM. n. Bowers, 1ctu0ry.
This old and reliable company, established for near
v fifty years. continues to Insure against loss dam
age by Fire dwellings, furniture, warehouses, stores,
merchandise, mills, manufactures and most other
kinds of property, its usual satisfactory terms.
Particular attention given tOi Isuring Farm Property,
consisting of Dwellings, Barns and Out-budings con-
nccted and Furniture, Live Stock Hay Grain Farming
Utensils &C.. contained in the same of three
to FIVE years ut loT rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance may be made to the un-
dersigned, the duty authorized Agent for Charlotte and
vicinity.
Losses equtably adjusted at this Agency, and paid
immediately upon satisfactory proofs, in funds currea
IN the cities Of Ner York Boston, the assured may
prefer.
Z. NYE HUTCHINSON,
Juno 2S. 1859. Agent at Charlotte
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N. G. Military Institute.

The necessity of enIarging the accommodations for
Cadets in the N c. Military Institute, has induced the
Board of Directors raise the Fees for the ensuing
Notice is hereby given that from and after the st of
October the charge for each Cadet will be $3.50 per
u. ii. HILL.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

BURIED ALIvE.-Within few months past
says the Albany (N. " Knickerbocker, necessity
has demanded that the German Lutheran Burial
Ground, the Bowery, should be stripped of its
sacred rites sepulchre of the dead, and improv
ed with dwellings, for the living. Last week, while
engaged in removing the collins, the men came ac-
ross containing the body of named Wertz,
who died and was buried eighteen months
since. From some cause or other, persons present,
whether friends of the deceased not we cannot
say, were prompted toopen the coffin When they
did so, imagine their surprise on beholding the
body face downward, and the fingers of the man
grappled in his hair From this it is evident that
Mr. Wertz had been buried alive, and in his agonies
of distress, on becoming conscious of his entomb-
ment, had worked himself into the position above
described.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03
COTTON SAW GINS,

OF the best quality, with 10 inch saws, moveabie-
chilled ribs and timed brush and all other necessary
improv any Railroad station in the
State at 81 per saw. These Gins took the premium at
the S. C. State Fair in 1858 and 1889
Planters wishing purchase Gins Of the subscriber,
will do well to send their orders early there is gen.
orally d crowd of work late in the
J. NJ ELLIOTT,
March 90 1860. 6m Winnsboro S. C.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03
Attention. FARMERS

~ The MAGIC PLOW, (patent-
\W-9ed by J. ?. Harris of Mississippi J
zzzz.szlsz-=~ possesses the advantage of combining
Four Plows in one. 1t be laid FIVE times and sharp
ened twelve times without the aid Of Blacksmith. 1t
can be used the whole without any additional
expense For sale the Hardware Store of Cochrane
Sample.
March p. 1860 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03

GENIUS OF BUTCHER.-In one of the
Market Houses of Philadelphia is a genius of
butcher. Beneath his sleeves and apron he wears
the costest broadcoth-none of the inferior grades
but the finest production of French looms. His
linen is faultless his exterior garments while
the gstening surface Of his marble counters is no
less striking than the glossiness of his hat and
boots In the centre of his shirt bosom sparkles
single diamond-a stone of six carats weight, and
of the first water Upon the little finger of the
left hand gittersa circlet ofdiamonds six in number
whose aggregate value is considerably more than
that Of the garniture of his shirt BOSOM His
complexion is a clear red and white-iust that
style of complexion which Partisan ladies produce
by dainty comnlixture of carmine and bismuth
He is Of fine physique and has an avoirdupois
of about two hundred pounds His address is
polished, and his manners courtly and suave. He
commenced life without dollar, and is now taxed
for some $50 600 in real estate yet is as polite and
deferential to his customers on the day he first
embarked in the business of converting quarters
of beef into chops and sirloins. benevolent lady
of large fortune first noticed him. and placed at
his disposal fund upon which he has raised the
superstructure of his present fortune. He is now
rapidly advancing in wealth, and will probably
retire upon the eighth of million. And al!
through the influence of that specific against
observation-disclosures.
Observation-Disclosures has. for many years,
been the chief seat oflotteres and the great refuge
for the venders of lottery tickets throughout the
Union No law against this species Of gambling
existed in her statute book, and as a consequence,
she became nest whence the harpies sailed forth
to prey upon their victims But very stringent
bill on the subject has recently passed through the
Legislature of that State. 1t forbids the sale of
lottery tickets within that State or the keeping of
any house or office for that purpose also, the publ
cation of lottery advertisements with many other
provisions looking to the entire suppression Of this
swindling business. a violation of this law is
made misdemeanor, punishable by fine for each
offence of not less than $500 nor more than $1,000,
or imprisonment for not less than three nor more
than twelve months; or there may be both fine and
imprsonment
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03


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REV. +. Y. REESE, D. D., commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES.
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The time usually required to complete the full
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May TO- 1859 y-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-04-03
LOwRIE'S
Notice.

OFFICE A, T. & o. RAILROAD,
Charlotte, n. c., 18th March, 1860.
At meeting Of the Board of Directors of the Allan
tic Tennessee and Ohio Railroad Company, held in
Charlotte. it was
Resolved That the I'd installmcnt of Five Dollars per
Share all the stock subscribed in Mccklcnburg
and that the first instalment of Five Dollars per
Share all the stock subscribed Mount Mourne.
April 1860.
In conformity with the above resolution, it is expect
ed that the stockholders will be prompt in their pay
the Treasurer who may be found at the Office
of the Rock Island Manufacturing Co., in Charlotte
NJ. L. WRISTON,
4-6t Sec'y and Treas.