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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-31

Begr The Newbern Enquirer stated some weeks
ago that there were prominent opposition gentle
men in Craven county who were opposed to ad
valorem and would vote for Gov. Ellis. The vii
mington Herald doubted this statement and called
upon the Enquirer to name the gentlemen, which
the Enquirer does as follows:
sThe Herald asks name the prominent gentle
men. Anxious to accommodate friends, we here
with give the editor the names of FOUR, among tie
most prominent gentlemen at that important precinct
who using every effort in their power to promote
the election of the Democratic candidates, and who
have always heretofore been Jealous members of the
Opposition party. The names of the gentlemen, which
we are authorized to use John H. Nelson, JAS
Nelson, Peter F. Carraway, and st. Clair Pittman
Esors. Is the Herald satisfied? If not furnish
it with the names of half a dozen more, who under
stand the design of the Opposition and know what viii
be the practical working of their monster hobby"
We can also say, that we have heard of several
opposition gentlemen in this county who have de-
clared they will not vote for Pool, but as the op
position are tightening party pretty smartly
they may be forced back into the traces.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-31

BAcKED-AFRAIp TO MEET HTM-Before Pool and
Ellis West it understood that they had clos
ed the campaign in the East. Well they spoke in
PittSboro' on last Saturday. 2lst. From Pitsboro
Ellis off again away down to Wilson, and to Samp
county Pool remains in the West speaking at
Ashcborough Charlotte. and other places. Why don't
Ellis meet him. GrcenSJoroWgh Patriot.
The Greensboro Patriot knows that Gov Ellis
made appointments to speak at Wilson and Clinton
long before Mr. Pool made his appointments to
speak at ASHORE, Charlotte, &c. Mr. Pool is the
man who backed out, for if he had wanted to meet
Gov. Ellis he would have gone on to Wilson and
Clinton with him, instead Of running back West
1t was Mr. Pools duty to have met Gov. Ellis at
Wilson, for at the opening of the canvass both had
an appointment there, and it was neglected in or
der to give Mr. Pool an opportunity to 60 to Raj
cigh to the editor of the Patriot. 1t after
this meeting of Mr. Pool and the editor of the Pa
trot at Raleigh, that the Patriot undertook to
plain what ad valorem meant, and admitted that it
would not only tax land and negroes, but horses,
cows, sheep and hogs" Yes indeed, Pool is the
man who backed; and we not surprised at it,
for Gov. Ellis had been raking him hard, and
exposing his Inconsistencies, and showing how he
had changed his arguments since he left the East,
that it was almost impossible for the man to stand
it any longer So he ''iew the track
-~ -----
STORE BREAKING.-On Sunday evening about
o'clock, the Boot and Shoe store Of Mr. VIM
Treloar was broken into The amount Of proper
ty lost is not kown, there being carpet bag miss
ing, which suppose the thief filled 4 took with
HIM. lie effected his entrance by way of a
trap door, which had been nailed down, and
escaped through the back window, leaving near
the window another carpet bag filed with Misses
shoes and boys caps
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-31

THE TIN-CUP PARTY.-If any party is emit
tied to be called the ''tin-cup party" it is the
Opposition, for Mr. Pool and DR.. Speed devoted
much of their time to the tncup question in their
speeches at Charlotte on Tuesday last. Mr. Fox
said nothing about tin-cups-neither did Mr.
Long but Pool and Speed expatiated on the tin
cups long and eloquently. Inasmuch the tin
cup question was first started in the Opposition
State Convention, we suppose Mr. Pool deemed it
his duty not to overlook it. DR., Speed said he
had found more n-cups in this part of the State
than in any other! Wonder if the people in Pas
quotank use silver cups gourds 1t silver cups
are SO plentiful down there, we are not surprised
that the Doctor and Mr. Pool want silver ware taxed
according to value. Some mems pockets control
their judgment
Bag~ The New York Tribune, although rabid
abolition sheet, has at times stumbled upon the
truth The following is an instance:
"Lincoln and Hanlin represent principle-that
of National resistance to the diffusion of slavery
Breckenridge and Lane represent the antagonistic
principle that of National protection to the dlffu
sion of slavery. Douglas and johnson represent a
dodge-namely National indifference to slavery
Bell and Everett represent shd"e National blind
ness to the diffusion of slavery"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-31

ELECTION OF JUDGE.-The Council of State
met in Rale h on Thursday last. Judge Shep-
herd having resigned, the vacancy was filled by
the election of r. s. French, Esq, of Robson
county.
Jesse \. Waugh, Esq, member of the Coun-
ell, resigned in consequence of being candidate
for the Senate in Forsyth county. Rufus L. Pat
terson, Esq, of Salem, was elected member of
the Council in his place.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-31
CLOSING OF THE CANVASS.

The State canvass has about closed, and it now
remains for the people to decide the questions at
issue on Thursday next. The canvass has been a
long one-nearIy five months and half-and from
the beginning have opposed the ad valorem
scheme of our opponents with all the power we
possessed; and while we have been determined in
our opposition we have been entirely respectful
to our opponents indulging in no personalities to-
wards any one But we have not received like
treatment in return, for we have been abused and
misrepresentcd by anonymous scribblers and under
strikers without stint. 1t is true we might have
retaated with severity, and pointed out the wllful
misrepresentation of those who chose to make
covert and malicious attacks, but we have prefer
red to let it all pass unnoticed rather than mix
politics and personalities togethcr-a course, no
doubt, our readers fully approve. Whenever a
shot is effective, futter among the pigeons may
be expected, and the wounded may help them
selves as best they can. An editor who stops to
throw dirt with every anonymous writer who at
tacks him, would soon find himself engaged with
out any prospect of fair play.
But we have slightly dgressed from the object
in view in commencing this article: viz: to sug-
gcst that the canvass has been too long. Both
parties held their State Conventions too early.
The opposition appointed the 22nd of February as
the time for holding their Convention, which re-
quired that the democratic Convention should be
held at early day afterwards, thus making the
campaign longer than usual. About the middle
of May is soon enough to open the canvass, and
we hope the press of both parties will join us in
this suggestion hereafter That would afford
plenty of time to discuss all questions fairly and
fully, and it would shorten political excitements.
We shall be able to give the result of the cleo
ton in our next issue. From all we can learn
from different parts of the State, we are justified
in expecting the triumphant reelection Of Gov.
Ellis and democratic majority in the Legislature.
Gov Ellis has discharged his part of the work we'll
He has had more to contend with than any candi-
date who ever preceded him-he has had to COM
bat against not only the operations of open enemies
but against secret enemies and those who pretend
ed to be his friends Let his real friends do all in
their power to sustain him, and be active on the
day of election, and the result will proclaim another
victory for the Democracy of the Old North State.
ELECTION OF JUDGE.-The Council Of State
met in Rale;: h Thursday last Judge Shop
herd having resigned the vacancy was filled by
the election of r. s. French, Esq, of Robson
county.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-31

WM. W. HOLDEN, Esq.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-07-31

July "a. 1860.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
ARCHBOLD'S
CRIMINAL PLEADING AND EVIDENCE.
9 vols. Price .l2.
JUST PUBLISHED
A COMPLETE
PRACTICAL TR EATTSE

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
PLEADING AND EVIDENCE,
In,IndictableC Cases.
MINUTE DIRECTIONS AND FORMS,
I1OR every Criminal Law that arise either at Common Law
the English Statutes undei the Statutes Of the
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"NEW SYSTEM OP CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, PLEADING AND
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which added COMPREHENSIVE NOTES containing all OF
the American Ems Decisions to the date Of Publication
BY THOS W. WATERMAN.
COUNsEILOR-ir-LAw.
Seventh Edition.
The part this work devoted to criminal practice, and
the part discussion Of the several crimes, the In
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the Of the offender to s final punishment being
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15

The GALE IN New YoRE-A terrible gale of wind,
which in violence and destructive effect exceeded any
thing of the kind within the experience of years swept
over the Atlantic seaboard on Thursday night The city
of New York and the surrounding waters were visited
with extreme severity The gale did not reach its height
until after sunrise on Friday, it between aud
o'clock that the principal damage done. The Public
School No l3 in Brooklyn, partly Frustrated, and
afterwards took fire and destroyed. Great numbers
of public and private edihces were unrooed; among
others that Of the Catholic Half Orphan Asylum. CHM
neys signs and unfinished buildings were thrown down;
vessels in the harbor and at the docks were torn from
their mooriugs and many of them damaged or sunk at
the wharves The destruction OF property by the hurr-
cane must have been extremely large, While happily no
single loss Of life has been reported either in New York
OF the neighboring cities.
The damage the Hudson is far more serious than
was at first supposed the entire loss reaching the OF
5000 600 Not a village city the river has escaped
without serious injury either buildings trees or green
houses Al Peekskil and vicinity alone damage was
done to the amount of from sixty TO seventy thousand
dollars Dr. Grants extensive greenhouse and nursery
was entirely destroyed With ell the rare and valuable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15

OIICE.--Destrous TO do what TO build up IA
- our CIV, We have determined commence MANU- IA
FACfJRlNG OUR CLOTHING IN THIS CITY, At the M
earnest lAy az Nhch We make arrangements 10 90 50
Ou M heeu has been absent In Er0Fs for the last tee
selecting goods for Spring sales and nom his long ex
Peenc ana Weknown taste, expect 70 show the most aac
i've toek ever seen In this market By the ls day OF February
N~a nave Ia store superb Spring stock for the wholesale
trade, and We earnestly invite Merchants who have
heretofore gone North Our extensive operations important adj
Vn IN the purchase Of goods and long experience enable us
10 or great Inducements any house in the Union
- We shall rom this day all WINTER CLOTHING at
such reduced will the interest Of purchaser u
anticipate their wants
jag KEEN BALDWIN WILLIAMs
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LANES q. BOsMER.

INSU NOE AGENT.
Office Elst sile Q 1l Street Second door North ofte Corner Of
Main and ilM.
ID EPREsENTs the following established and reliable Com
L panies:
Arc: Fire Co. OF the City ofNev York, capital
ard surplus s3OOOUO
Hombod; Fire Co.. Of he City Of New York, capl
tai and surplus 2i2OCO
Fulton Fire Insurance Co.. Of the City Of New York. capital
ana surplus oc a
surplus. 80
Phgnx Pre Co. Of Brooklyn Capital and surplus s29i 900
Policies Buildings, Furniture, Manufactures Merchan-
disc Personal opery generally against loss damage by
FIRE favorable terms Losses promptly adjusted and
punctuay settled the security offered by the above companies
conducted by experienced underwriters affords 10 the
Insured ample guarantee and the full assurance that all
by them will be uhedln the most salts
factory manner long experience OF the subscriber these
matters facilitate and protect Ito the best Of his abes the
interest an who disposed patronize bis eo Coun
try risks Inland navigation risks Vessels and their In
mort lDsused on the most reasonable terms. ocl6-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
RICHMOND. WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 49, 1860

pl,nts and trees His loss alone is estimated at from if
teen TO twenty thousand dollars The large summer
boarding house at Lake Mabopac known the Gregory
House Is blown down. The latter was an entirely new
building. 1t was four stories high, and would have been
completed in a few weeks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!

ANNUAL INC0ME, 81, 2bO, ,OO0I
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, OVER sS00,OOOi
All Directors Pers0ndUy Responsible for The Engagements Of
he Company
WE respectfully ask attention the security Of the Liverpool
w and London Company to m policy holders ts
large cash capital and investments, as stated above.
The large capital and income Of the Company enable to take
lines parties requiring large amounts ofnsuance
In addition ordinary mode Of insurance this ComPanyis-
sues PERMA NETT Policies the payment Of TN AHC-
Al PREMIUMS Property Is thencelorth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy cancelled any e and thepre-
MUM will be returned less per cent.
This Company will make Insurance by loss OF Rents by Fire. on
new and most liberal principle
Under the Policies this Company all claims paid uponpre
senson Of satisfactory proof Of loss without abatement or deuc
ton interest," and not usual SIXTY DAYS after presenta-
don OF proof WORTHAM WYATT, Agents,
mhIi 100 Main street. few doors above Postofhce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15

IOuN N. GORDON & SON
,E OFFER FOR SALE
TIS PLATE, bright, Of all kinds,
LHLDED ASp C0EE PL4TEs for roofing and Safes
BLOCK TIS, In bars and pigs
SHEET ZlNE, spelter and speier solder,
LEAD. In pigs and bars,
CoPPxR timed braziers sheAhing and bar,
sitEr IEOS, all kinds,
GAIyASIzED TIS y SHEETs,
laos WIRE al, numbers
BAR IROS, Swedes common and English refined
ENGLISH AMERICAN HAND IROs,
HooP, BAND, ROUND AND SQUARE RoHs,
SLIT IRoS, for horse and mule shoes quality,
GRFFIN's HORSE sHoE NAILS, all sizes,
FNGLIsH AMERICAN BLsTERFD STEEL
NAYLORs CAST AND SHEAR DO,
CAsT sTEEI, superior quality, fer axes,
GERMAN STERG,
wAGoS BrGGY AxLFs with taps and Inch pins,
SPRING STEEL, best quality
PLOUGH lROS, from I TO II inches.
NAIL RODs, Swedes and American,
MRsUGHr IRON PLoUGH PLATES,
PuRrES HORSE MULE SHOES improved patent,
TIMED BLACK RrvETs BUCKET EARS
TIMED SAUCE PAS HAYDLEs,
TlS DSSER, SoUP ASD PIE PLATES with full assortment
OF GROCERIES. I'M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
rpOBuE FARsrERS or yIRc,~,--r--


Niich have recently come Go
yertsements, and card which has been sent eaeysv b
The country TO our friends and customers an m,
The following extract 'Ihs subscriber having 49,
business for the la'i years FRANKLIN seet upder ,b -
q. WATT CO. legs leave 20 inforn his friend, and lie o
OF the old conc that that firm not uow ry
iShed US that regular and systematic effort has ana .i -
made 10 deceive the public aud lead them believe thar ~ -
ceFn OF GEO WATT co Is In existence and tbs H. v
place to get waite Patent CuE Trace plog nom mar 80
daiy violating til faten; Laws. uniuy
wan Of his properly BY making his Patent pow Eiiou, III, 40
thory consent We desire 70
70 be made, and INFORM and the public Ia, tie
GEORGE WATT CO. Is stu IN existence; that 60 Ws 49,
inventor and paieree, has not sold the right or aubo
except Mr. T. w. Scott O; Freder kbug 70 Axe ~
Patent Plows, and hat We Keep constantly Oh Lsad ,
81 all Sizes made nfer our personal supervision from ,b ony
genuine paernsh h the best materials together with ys,
NJ other Agricultural Implements, which We warrant a. -
buyer and determined 10 he undesoId ly anv o -
market Our GEO WATT returns his sincere thanks 10 hi 0rJ
and The public who have sustained him heretofore and we oa
= continuance Of tueir patronage. ~ We ''"e@
eEoPcr p.-r ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15

4 'll.-t lH.Ir Agents, pm Nif-i.t
" - sale eaf -- W.a.- anil shall De pleased 20 receive
,-l t Trade - ,har Wines o. Del imported direct 20 VIZ
.. price ae same '1 Virginia as Ca New YORK.
..-s U' N....l from 81 ID, vintage OF l9tti
?. OBJ ts .er -a...H vintage of ISIS
s.e-s W.r.. r.1 yI 5U to SIS per gallon
i..a.a sn to do DO
Port, Do $50 Co do DO
.4 EDMOND. DAVENPORT 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
WM. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing ManufactOry,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
IN RIG CHNhOND, VA

IT Is fact generally that established Clothing
Mandatory h city TEN YEARS AGO, and have eonstsnJ
Tor that time continued b. and make large portion OF NV
stock n Richmond hundreds OF customers viii testify -
and having Increased forces time time, better
prepared 90 orders for In large small quantities
than heretofore viii furnish them low
they DE had Of Northern houses and equal in style and ma
terra.
Being practical business (not having climbed in az
the others shoudsrs Halter myself that can
give much and good article for the price house
North south
wish % build up Southern Manufactures
patronze established houses first and let reap the
reward te Justly past present future services.
This humbug prove by from seyeny6ye to one
hundred hands my employ and many Of them have been
Psouz the at home especially when you
can DO So without additional cost. WM IRA SMITH,
las ia Main st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15

hN o. WILLIAMS. cAlle O.


Commission Merchants,
A. 4 C0RNEP W4Lyrr AND SECOND STREET,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
, orders fl- ali .r, M n rstern Produce, and make
.r.. Cash Advances Un COusignsraents Tor sale, OF
hand a, bought ana Stored account Of purchasers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
REALLY GOOD SHOES.

W. .ge just received tl ssy by steamer an
w .H- supply Mems yrry heavy Prime trogaus frfsrl
Al. Nl-l We can rrc1umeud O. sell We zarrant
'a He s-".. ans .1 Richmond Also, large socA "i
w heavy Arrv Er1gius Whole MT sides tartlrrs
stly .e. ...r. . -.l. months without any ncndiag.
a. d. ..s. lrI N.a.lH. Shoes rl fhe best quail y.
Invite AL a sat % he best Shoes or Boots % give us CALI
PI-TNFY ATS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
RICHMOND, Feb. 1st, 1880.


In retiring from the Book trade desire 10 return my thanks
70 tbe public who have so generally sustained me- and trust
SsI s''''' ' GEORGE NJ. WEST
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15

gNItESH GARDEN SEED.-By Express and steamer
l. We receipt Of Spring supply OF Fresh Gdsn Seed
OF superior quality from Thoburn Co, Of New York. to which
we invite attention of those wanting hrstr&ie article
GEO WATT CO.,
ia90 Franklin near Wall street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
BRANDIES.

SszERAc Vintage l5es
Pine, Castion Co. Vintage 1872
80 and 81 ''' - - - -
ABOVE Brandies have been hand from years.
and are superior to In market For by o. CRAM
Successor 10 Fr CIanI& Co,
lS No 2, FScharge R0ck
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
Cheap Clothing,
Durable Clothing,
Genteel Clothing,
arItn MT. S,-.at

ALL In and make selections and buy the goods at your
~ price We an the winter stock out OF the
way and TO that end or Inducements as must attract
and secure sales.
I you wish % make good investment buy suit OF
fei TUPMAN 4 HULL 10 Main ST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
/ RTIPICJAL TEETH.
"A THE CHE0PLAS7TC PROCESS III.
G. W. JONES, DENTIST, having purchased The JlS

n TIE CREOPLASTTC PROCESS Is 81
g. W. JONES, DENTIST, having purchased the lf,~tn
right for the above mode OF making Teeth. and be- J
ing entirely satisfied of absolute superiority over the gold silver
patlna method he with confidence
may full partial sets Of Teeand especially such
mas be dissatisfied with those they nov using In this process
objections to the gold plate removed-the
ing perfect comfort and stability the haud the
being embedded the metal the Is excluded from under
them and they therefore stronger cleaner smoother
and In every respect better.
In consequence Of the perfect adaptation Of the plate TO the
and the suction thereby secured he
teeth goU caspsand In all guarantee perfect and sat
Isfactory h charge.
This method having adopted y
Ing highest profession North South testimonials will be
given and specimens exhibited NAV desire TO see them
Those wishing exchange he old method the new
plate will taken In part pay Once opposite Corlnhsn Hall
oGce hours from to ~, from sKto6. oc7-ly
RAooS LAED H.D :a1s nGTTER ss &c.
85 bbls prime leaf Lard
25 tubs prime Goshen Butter
80 boxes prime Goshen Cheese
100 boxes Il. d. DO
100 bbls refined Sugars
80 bbs prime Jersey Cider
90 do No. Msckerel
100 do No 8 do
40 do Frosts Buckvheat
SO do new crop n MolaSses
20 do cider Vinegar
200 packages assorted Teas
100 dozen assorted Brooms
100 do do Pals
3 ties. sAl Soda
3 do Elrcys assorted Shot
2 do prime Goldfish
Landing per and packets from New York philadelphia
and Baltimore, for sale low by WIN II. TYLER
jal6 18th street. between Main and Cary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-15
CO.PAKTNERsEsIr.

VOHN WEST Petersburg and Thomas Johnston, of Rich
mond have this day purchased OF George W. West his entire
stock Stationary and will continue the business nm
Main street and hope by strict business merit the
patronage friends and h public which has been so Oe
' JOHN W. WEST,
THOS JOHNSTON.
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