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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
OCEAN HOUSE.

Gds her 6tss- u. GcurihraRs. psrtempntb, Sa
TaS r,iSenss puklitun nirS aaF eisits seT,la aarib,st
Sstt saEl ~ersttcalt auimtrtlafn esna6t.
81. 9. QaSttt. Sscpr;sisx.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
.. II. Gtrcdcr,

y. W. &frctcr, -
Gpetbtftr, DrugiR. 9mrcrter csn eGut t.
f&en ettmieaiism II. {. N. Err. 3 MaiH-Str..
ssAennber Gem a!ten Rarttt.
gR~ Rtttpft wtrt.n nit tu srsft.n GsrsfaIt arb Gsaau-
is!s,t ttrshst. ipuis @tm ifdt grdraratt uRb anal 9fs n
NH dusrrfsI 9anHi&ieit t,fcrst- eanttaufItutt msssn has
reihbaltiSr Pager airtrifaaiftE, bfutftt uue %fran;pHfhn = atts
frhtsr gurcten. Eanec, @rtttg u, (. m. in beter auepaSI flba
IN susenffstn nstmsn, mttts Grtikl ,un, sstii itIbn ~ a~iserist>
Sprraite auseeftaict.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
g. HI. GRAVES.
6puit UNI siaa Yaintsr ant

prnit uro Sian Yaintsr ant Glsftr,
Siraes, iS,leeS %rsas- uRn gse..
.%iGmenf, ga.
Sht In Hiefs ptshaf:sirrist Cinibiastnee Nrttik9i. Ismit amA
e4tainlnG 0arblhe ae 3RaisE ron Stueer &c. psrSsn ftntu
e'a's'f ma ssl6madrsl aassciusrt. lin sahIreitt axftrGat sititi
s. >. BrdScs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
n. Bbesfsr u. 6 ,.
Apctheter unr 9ruaeis
SO. 10 MainsS,rnbe

no. IU M~lInsSotr1Be.
DahttHe fur has sieber serepnnens 3ufrautn bpf, 81. Yrfsr ~.
iI3eruHs prrmrtrr Sscisnuns, pahtIbt aut fernsrtin ~ crbsnsT.
8.spte merrsn sa isssr 3eit tsti las ans3aNtl srpmsi une &c.
riGenbeit aussffubrf.
@ae Sorfn i5arbeipft, Jtnhtrslas, g. seer. gi,orrs,
Hauhs, 8au- Eue Sfnnupftasdt seif6nsll an-.nb arb ,p,rn,n y,
zen bilisifen Vreutn pertauit.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
FrUlR-VERaICnERuns

EEUER-F ERSICH ERUN6>
Stff6tfHHs sss'n SsrIsn Bel 6tuN. bic bier in ssi4asak av,
stiaeI rire, niH'Et iu en biHisasH ssPiusr=s:s br unfss,si&
Vreat Reaern Sniaraaet Gpnpans ~ g6ilar.lpbia
tn'sessH nSr1:ia D%trFteruns af g9stabaafer, 8iOrse. Eskrit,s
i6afttn. RadtmsHnssltr n, uuo ;rat ~ ben tiaialtn Sr,if,r
SA. gsr,sasn, wsItu. iub s,stn ben srlun pn Etutr ssr,
nhsrn nrucE, Gfretn pphlpEn, bel ben ilnrtritibaehr ,rr,u we.
tsn. Dit pauptcfret Der ..great aethsru :fnlarane. une Jr,,a
Sempan9" bsFne,t 10 in YeilaesIybia siU 4oS II ,Inuilr, Cd.
Ger 4ien SRA g, une btirdst es Capital esri,lsrn $500 sos
3n Hituene ttFnttt I'D bic artissffr an Vr.. Israss ~.
aeartn unisrSalb BEN Sr6ause bStsL ans nsSen e 4. Ga6s
Va Sctens>&erf6tMneen fur N.ies unt q s,r me,A.
tsitfaLs na'tIbft fur se btirn Con- aenissn unh ~ .tn biIis,,.,
. ellen entssasn senprnIntn pno pilb bi Gk.bsf6nen Der s;s,.
bi : III 8timcnp aNSasjahIt. Or. &. .. Nri6rn a,sn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
n. a. STURDIYANT.
AttotneY at Law and NotarY Publ

(Sttsanralt wne Sfsntlioter Neta,.J
tassFsbli F4 iu istsruabna. ansr It&tsstf&afts af alien &C.
ri&isn in xnt fir bic Stast Sihiaene, GkiftrEfib uni Sanrscr
Gsunis. Sffist: Ode Der II. Has Sanihrass. @oseir's SaG
ststnatr. StAspnh. Ss. (Is.s
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
) n e. s. MsIIcn,

SmpSrttmt unb gambler ron
BrdntteA, sDine, @i:ts, 8nnas une BbssItS,
Iabadt uno @igarren,
SO. 1874 Garpitrase, Rihmon6, ga.
SIN mtin.r Stpre uni 8oEbte @aartbpnlt babe 10 aeasnrrlriis
FclesnS, 2giiitl. Die ib ntintn seuhrsn auaSfn bsisnS snpfst.
I'm iaan: Gcsnae, Rpbtls unb Saisrae Hraakiss, bpueEe,
t1m O III, 9amaiea Ham, Stetfp nne 3sifs as6fstts
DpSt>, Sher9s, Raeeira> uno Bsiaea ID rim.
900 9tts. Ysnni. Inp Gsio agbiSftr,
SIX DO 9ranbs, Gin uns Swest 4sin,
~ DO DID Nipple BraRts.
l95 30 aipttiritn Rpf NpbSfcs (sun III 9dbr, afA.
90 30 Creditor 9Ys 9ebtsttg Gfv rsttbtn is anstnis<r
@sent biH),
80 H6rht G5dngd9n 7, rorsretfHe Nrrttn.
gIarst, Bdu.ernt unp DtietSbtinitr SDsine. gufaeso 65r,r,,l
&tribpafer uEb &sfpntt; ecnSpR usb Eab!in psttss. SsvtS
Mit; adte pap.zia Gisayreu.
,Daattns FL: bas mir ishmr ssf9trte 3airdusn. Boz, ts sura
nnrftliFs GIsiaSrupa sin 4afntse hastLtt aud ftTEsrbtn M,
sEesssiteS. SSH .. spgIIcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
=. II. RptnnteI,

NatrUifrrer uno Gaptli srtr,
no. 2O4 SreapifrdSe, 'riIhtn Ger 4ten une Stem,
ciipliebllt hb eon eratitsn Nuttitunh sur Gufcrneras easr in ftin
SelN@tt suilceiaatreer Srbetten, alS: Nufpchfsrn nsnE ann alter
YtHesi. Sn3tr;isane pen Nlatrasen etr &rt, 3apcterta sp Sim.
FirrI, III ps!fberi 3ref Id elm ier itsRcS SJrrtim Mt Sarttcn
erreni9 popt. Vile SrritT Hpclur uTe rtnetisniihs eiines srr-
ratetA nne gu tiliaem Arels iu katsn tel 9. q. &rmstI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
tGaarkrtb spr6 Die gsffestbuna zen Rirsinhn.)
lSnasifnI. SSnnONn.

Ttprhtth irsretn IN eteiu Nant tntetscu acnsmntn spn S5 an
ue auirsrts. sub rrNssa sisfriten ~ . PIT. Per Sabr psrsinit,
psnn ne ihr 8 gHrHais sesr hanger in eisltr Nanf ~SsrbIe,btn. sur
irrisre psritssn wsrreE S e&t. bsrctnts.
Tas sauis Stvd Capital tafkt tyr cir Eespftea.
Csrcittu wsesH ansenrmmen rac Suiiunsen earater ansss-
fsai eurh hen Gafdrer :. q. Starte in bcm Strre ees S5srrn
EPtnet, 9ts Fer gsrsrucr IN, I&ainirase. RihTpne. ga.
Samut! z. Spttrtll, seranctnt.
:. -. Sfsrts, GahtrT. s. u ~attbaII, Gecretdr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
,@tIsttm asII 3aus"
reR
IMarR G&ab

&aHs-, Snad- bane une 9aarbisr- Sairn.
NsiRsr 6punem fspis ftm @iammssn ~sutIifrr bic ,,,tb,r,
sr,iss, esF To am Guts , 8suen 91arhse, ntStH Rseb,s So.
ia, ein ntnss SEaf-osge eiHstrititt eak, rpftIbf Meier fsKiii-
&sr gu ksstn ~. etnsrr 'sSt ,sbIrst@tn Stiret Fsti frsust;ld,s
satssssn Spkn Rarrbsuirr 81, =
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
Dtutf6c 9cbamint {.
SirS. ). Staues, 16s @~raapfr. s,riI6en rtr

b. mt Z. Suass.
'ati stn hsatlGta 6rsutn &i6nsnte Die c~rse6rnlte @n,etas, sat
e IN TtutiCtlanp ale p NJ n i;uettrt unb auf Der i,njocriiti,
Il SurTe :hr Granta belanrtr bal. wsruttr lie bic behr 2usriI.
vcritstH Tam, rsshaIs tic f6 bel sprtrmmenbsr G,tIsstnbciien Sc,
ems %tuHphtelt-. 5usltih matt en'ebt ib.tn tSSrnsr;unsu bic III,
:iet, eaB fs has 9rpftn her atnfer, sIuttSclseSen u. {. NJ. ttitr.
isteref une etrartisen Auftr1etr ~ihnelhsas raAlUma,t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
q. II. CHALKLEY.

5dneltT scn eeOer uno Stup. ~Jlnsinas, 3mpvrt,.r
BON Il nipiihsm. &aitisper,
IL. Str.. lmiideE Mln II. &hrp. H,hmpnp. 3a
DeuthH II SdubmaTnn nisp sicS .~slltdEbjaf Sncrt RI ps,y,
srn Ssrer aaCr art prhcus ertpfobien. Eifhlten fnpsn pat,lSN AZ.
l!eiA aurs ~ ibrsm gsinait np.at5s 96trtisaa, ole /. a. IFtnSinss
stllisa &c, all, 5orisa asvsrs Il, / 70 Has pc: SalIar mt
aGt oisis artiftI wsrcsa sssea 3am Sc-r sa.s gsvitre tiria1
.rfautt. ' ItTs1I
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
@drten. @irtblhaft in 8utbertcmn

Ter 1rttrrttnste trlautt fp ft nen Jrtanbtn uni BEN st'a9,z,.
ten YuhIituaI biz @nieist gu ntadhsn bag ~ am Gnbs spn Satasr.
iopn cine Observation-Disclosures erpHnrt Sat, mo Grhiihunasn ittt;
Orr une bsn.r Qaai iat, insetsncsrt ana tin @ias ddbien ieI6n
tnSprrrten SpeiHTpfiE ben lib rtr GanoRe ~ 81. so abialTt) Az
Aaben Ane. gu f%tsnneIt4em eti14 Iaret Gin 9sbn NRIisr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
2ebiiler!
o" AIR "lsttH N SsaStssasr a~usfusruas uns srOssm gsrn.t.
Settlers WOrfroif.
Nrc:S SO S,n,.

Vre;s SO Grats..
aas our SSilsr's, hs 9iebliussf;tisIs ses esu,fh,r s,,ft,,
'ss.. s anH ts.nsh Stssersrn DilirmHsn It's, UNI e mcbr. SS XIX
Drelie ju slbtn mar. "'s SlasMi ~ oxygen
RepDprf. "a
3n aarsn in Aidmous bei = SeaehoI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
@an,su Gift.

Gin u~uFsbIterts Niaa ,r s1r.rcibuus tisfts l~ns.sisftrs ia /,
astu Get Z. %s4a9ntr, Drussie.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
Ia- mic man alt S&mtrpn 6tiIea tann.

Ds zauitntt, relHt an Nttpmaismus gtureleia. utrysf,r
9rpf- @tIttc-. SeitfH~, gIiteer- uES Xndealtmsr,ea !sipta,
FL sm auetnEIiGlidue Guhetruns nne sdnai&t assuIf., menn Il,
ion tinse Gbtm;isn BAT lib as has stt SeiInhtsi fur Sbmsr,ya
in htn 3npttn, Mueisln, 9lerpsu une z, snta berpdhrt. N,:lua,
tnt 6ai6e ue FIVE ptauns! 9rsis IL, IS lns So G,S. Str
iaui. wi.p blntlbt bel
4. aBasatr, 81. S5Stter xab anen Druos,ntu
e.1J in Rttmsab, Aprfolt une Yettrssurs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20

oetan padst- nno Gep I. Sel6rrsrunnas eomnil1pn
@eentcn:
q. Sdhmitt ". 60.
9arsffS>, Gsmmifftont>, Sptbttfsrs. urp
@e6ftl- Il
Sytefe une 9a6tte, Iethert bic Az 80 NfaoScritt ,rs,.,,
ait ieecnl ra tmr ~sbsttsasrn @pno6mpfr nab irssnb ein,mSSS,,.
es Sst (soriasli& 3teti&Ianp uRb bic Sbwsii) fran,iri bic
CUR S:ihrimnlrs, peer tsttIipeti, prompt ub nit Scr srapten cider
belt erpceirt, seesx 0erantt unp Shsin.
@t3lt ue GameifunstR. in ben 5~auiplaAen ,y
DruIi6lane ,ahlber, ttnb iu ben n~iebrisItsnG eurfrn in Stn, vSia,n
Bureau ~ ta6tn. 'S"
. @tleaaSiabiuRse an irstRe tit GersTs in DtutfA
.ane, fri ms 9auS Selsftrt. stsen 0uittuna.- YaIaas.9irSn
une RettpaGe.
~s-8ur aichnons ane ~llmsrssne BADEN mir soru. ~. 5sffe
xnltrt Ietntur ubertr0sen. q. Smmih, 80.
Nih aMf Setsss ~be;tesenb, Bite. nm BIZ. dtn,iet,uN uitr5,r r,,
ser 0rtunbt unb QanOsleute u a. 81
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
@fibrIm eettIsr II. 6smp.
40 c1s .:l

trasN,sIt feirtnct.n ia ansn Srsnn Oh nb DaHtrfs-ses, ginft
Girntnsn v. |. NJ, sttnir Gtnjfe.elaS az ithu cyrpst anH Euaiitd!
Eur Hunitnsltr aEe eisbtebsr pcn aRaltrG unit 3titntn sine srsss
@usuabl fr bthsn @aisrialieu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
Mebter Rbcinpri

Ttm ntintrinitnetn yubhfum hiene hermit ,r Sa&riAt, tas
q lmktn zinc Stneuns isls!fimpsrnrsu 3btiKrptin trsalnn babe.
htntn 1ate in sasanit'tH tam rae ben I'D ~ 81 So yu @auons
strtaaft. 9RkR gRuIItr,
lp.3l .a...- Aufnfrfrnn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
Mrs. 4 !, A.
drutsr Rrs. @ittt,)

Cfulite EtbAntmt
s.IauSt N& isrsn Epnetn ure tta stfanfnits guslsana ke As;eiat
AZ 4nattn. es5 Tt lire ititSrriat s~ppbnans IN 9Rarfbanhrate rtT-
iallts bet ne in ibrsr nutn Nobuuns an 9ycaeihast, ,reiintn
her i. ure 5. (flhtr Graders 5pte), III Faern ~. retitt &c
e.ntistsn AufrSe,n sntstssnftht
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
DE ,tibe Jrnbtc!
Sat0e @nnftrttstmtr

4 yatpt
We. 4 MainnraES. nabe am 7llten Mdrtt.
'saupt fb etHt etaifSsu TntIisus. namentli5 5ausgrdutr. bic
arit'et ~ irsAsr, ts tr sa 9~su asu stuiiStR ftrahte bah,
ale: 9Ntinen. 9eeptrtt Srfbsn, 5reirE, Y.nirn, eGc Il zen Sun.
7tnfIuNt. ~NonenetRte prtast, Ssspeiitr> nne Ytnbuyasr qlie.
SereItr S4:Slns. ft itiTt Gsbfusstn. ttuiT&c ISsius, .siTst riahtt
tinisitn Yrttft pcrtsuit,
~ CIV satss tSIaS 2astrfi tr aNe ipuftist GrfriISaraen Tne
,el.let! aleitldue ~ lshtr 50l ~ blben. unb Iaot al R,iiiaen
esiuSr f~rtunsliSf en- SItsb Wuur rthtiueT'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
JagcrsS prnpaamie!

Sen Nfttalirrcrn CUR Jtastriht. pae jtesn Gcnntr.
ltda, &ecnnS 8 llbr, reseImdfiee @rrcrr. l~letunssu
III rrr ,,N%tIiitdrY 0hll" i~tdttinrsn.
Sfetn .eBtcn Ccnuertana i'm Otpndt Enset rt
.npndtlttar Ssriammluna i'm tStalr ccN ,Nrrrn SHae
Halt. 3a9emcrer ere. Srra.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20
NEW NJ ARkET HoTEL=

. EFT eten nne Ytanbaaitr. 8ibnono He.
esM Itasaets gnelitaH ipirp enlss ssu siaatrtht,, ino,,I s.
me .Hpi0ssen; e'ss'bGaIis srlapbea fN 81 'inter:ttTn,srsn 3.
Nv 9tep9s yuel!rm ~ Ditsrgnt Be-; uus
snntatneolate trenHelthlt sinialaetn, nofI6f man its,s RS s" =
sassreNr aao tcHtttee SrfriitunssH, ne5f ,u.pr,pnmsnngr " Sv'
49, r"sr4 -"D Stsetlbrfer u. 5ausIeG.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20

S""'' VAuNA AH UNNHht HllStI TIT
N'r"dtl'ter Strlnmmluna i'm tetalr rrN Nrrrn S&ae
itatt. 6aaemcper err. yorra.
Hr. -. @rsbs,
Once Eckc MARSHALL und Ste Strasse.
Dry-Goods Il Fancy-Store
am Meusn Nartt;,
Gae Der Srrae- NIB 6ten Str1ft.
=, w. 8e { II b empneblt Ietnsr Arrunrer
hnf eetu Furiitun ltiu gut .iortir,ss 9aser ron arub
laerf sVaarsn, Die AZ Cen ~tiuisitsr prslGta ~asar.ssen
lrtretH.
Sarge n Spriusmanns
y eluTbia SetcI uup vi tt~aurattun
Cruiser Rugss peitD,
sie. Asa Dsnnlplraula Arenur,
ipNser 1s.o uns 8cu. ans a. saf Sired.
sGaibiu1Ipu. Z. 6.
Tas rsasnes Sutlitum Hnttt in sisitm bs;ei Bic ~FrtursltAh,
Gufnasnt une Steienuns. Steirsunstn masis.
Serabieeuus hCr Trrilt ron !Rctlen.
Die grclt sn Gsts ino sis apf pS,srs NaHri6t mic flat.
Scft ruur Sole So SO per Yeas 'e
Sp; pail 0cft AS
pare Sole, ksiet Srrtsn $50
Gititn %r.tftr sufrlst mus Srts ale eas Sia,aa, aeutsurss,,
ttriai bitter StairA anscithen rrtrhen.
9teRa9arasr: Saaridsluns lem 8rfeaen pter 9Slitfeuus.
Die ActIcn-sfareS befnscx fh Gee Der 10. StreSs mn S,or
uns Ode br 6. un6 Sgrblr., lubltb .rrr Canal. '
2S.sI 3nr:9. .gBertb, &asn,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-20

St.-.~e x ELA--osLL,
gerihtssAnpalts.
re 81. Sia,H. Stra6s. sst6nrnS, SO
zig FaHtfst@ Q eSgq
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-25

Bss~ One evenin' l was settin' by Hetty, and had
worked myself up to the stiekin pint, l, "Het-
ty, if Teller should ask you to marry him, what
would you say?" Then she laughed, and, seq she,
'.That would depend on who asked me-" "Then"
SEE l., Suppose it was Ned Willis?" Sec she, "Td
tell Ned Willis, and not YOU" That kinder stag
gered me; but was too cute to lose the opportu-
nifty. and SO seq agen, Suppose it was nae?' And
you ought to have seen her pout up her lip, and
you see there was nothin' for me to do but touch
the gun of; SO bang went, See I, 'HLor, Hetty,
it's me-. Won't you say yes?" And there was
such hullabullo in my head don't know 'zactly
what took place, but thought I heard ayes, .
whispering somewhere out of the skirm;sh.''
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-25

AN IMPORTANT DIsTINCnoN.-The Rev. w
Nj cMahon, venerable Methodist minister, is wri
ting "reminiscences of his early life. He founded
the first Methodist church in Huntsville, Alabama
The scene of the following anecdote is somewhere
IN that section of the State. 80, -----...s.....
1 had preached this year to hardened congre-
CATION of wealthy sinners, where there was no soci
ETY.; and suppose they thought themselves "tree
from the dead, $50 far as pay was concerned. When
l was preaching my last sermon to them | remark,
ed that had been preaching to them for some
time the best could and that if had not preach,
ed as well as others, | had preached as cheap a
gospel as any other man ever did; that for all my
labor among them / had not received as much as
would wrap my little finger in crocus. As was
taking my leave of them there was some feeling
manifested, when large, fat man came up
to the pulpit, blubbering and wiping his eyes
said: "God bless you sir; if We poor critters don't
pay you the Lord will" 81 understand" said l.
'that the Lord is very good for his own contracts
but never heard that he was bound to pay you,
debts"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-25

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessons-July Term 1860.
Rebecca Trout W. X. 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
inhabant of this State, but resides beyond the limits
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 Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions the Court be held for said
county, at the Court House in Charlotte, the 18th
Monday of October next then and there to show cause
if any he can why the aforesaid rule shall not be made
abs olute.
Witness, W Reid, Clerk of said court at Office in
Charlotte, the 4th Monday of July, $780, and in the
85th year of American Independence.
27-6t w. K. REID, Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-25
MECKLENBURG HIGH SCHOOL.
w. N. DICKEY,
JOSEPH THOMPSON,

The First Session of this School will commence on
Monday, the 10th day of September. ....
The Academy is situated at Big Steel Creek church
eight miles of Charlotte, in healthy region Of
country. The moral character of the community is
good and the temptations to vice and prodigality
as few as 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 at any time and
charged from the time of entrance. Deductions fol
absence made the option of the principals.
Good board be obtained convenient to the Acade-
N.Y. at reasonable rates
Terms per session of FIVE months,
English Grammar History, &c. ......... ... $500,
The above with the Classics, 30 90.
For further information address either of the princi-
pals at Bloomingdale, Mecklenburg county, n. G.
Aug. II, 1860. 25-l2tpd
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GEN JAcKsoN's NOBLE WIFE.

Many of our public men have been blessed with
wives and mothers, who were ornaments OF ther
sex, and by their quiet and ennoblng influence
contributed largely to the subsequent greatness OF
their children and husbands. MIR Parton tells tne
following story of Gen. Jackson wife:
When Gen jackson was candidate for the
Presidency in 1925 not only did the party opposed
to him abuse him for his public acts, which, II
unconstitutional or violent, were Legitimate
snbect IF reprobation, but they DETAINED the char
acter of his wife. On one occasion, newspaper
published in Nashville was laid upon the General
table He glanced over it, and his eyes fell up
on an article in which the character OF Mrs Jack
son was violently assailed. So soon as he had
read it, he sent for his trusty servant Dunwoodie
Saddle my horse" said he to him in whisper,
sand put my holsters on him." Mrs. jackson
watched him, and though she heard not word
she thought she saw mischief in his eyes. The
General went out after few moments. when she
took up the paper and understood everything.
She ran out to the south gate of the yard OF the
Hermitage by which the General had to pass.
She had not been there but few seconds before
the General rode up with the countenance of a
mailman. She placed herself before his horse,
and cried out:
80, General, don't 20 to Nashville! Let the
poor editor live Let the poor editor live"
.'Let me alone" he replied; show came you to
know what | am going fOr?"
She answered, "I saw it all in his paper after
you went out put up your horse and go back"
He replied furiously, "but l UiU go-get out Of
my way"
Instead of doing this she grasped his bride with
both hands
He cried to her, ~ say let go my horse; I'll
have his hearts blood-the villain that reviles my
wife shall not live"
She grasped the reigns but the tighter, and be-
gan to expostulate with him, saying that she was
the one who ought to be angry, bnt that she had
forgave her prosecutors from the bottom of her
heart and prayed for them-that he should for
give ifhe had hopes to be forgiven At last, by
her reasoning, her entreaties and her tears, she
worked upon her husband that he seemed mollif-
ed to certain extent. She wound up by saying,
"No General, you shall not take the life of even
my reviler-you dare not do it, for it is written,
vengeance is mine, Twill repay, saith the Lord?'
The ron-nerved hero gave way before the ear
nest pleading of his beloved wife, and ne replied
II yield to you; but had it not been for you, and
the words of the Almighty, the wretch should not
have lived an hourp'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-25

THE CHAMPION STRONG MANTLE Tennes-
see papers are Growing loudly over the fact that
while DIR. Windship, the Massachusetts, Samson,
has lifted eleven hundred and sixty pounds, they
have young giant living at cornellsville. Tenn,
in the person of West Harris, who has lifted six,
teen hundred pounds dead weight. They forget,
however, that DIR. Windship is little man, and
weighs only $50 pounds, while their giant is near
ly seven feet high, and weighs $50. The Doctor
Is still the champion.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-25

Ras- The most extraordinary of the Oil Wells
discovered in Pennsylvania lately was opened at
Tideout, Erie county, by Rev. MIR Hequembourg,
The Erie Observer says: "At a depth of one hun
dred and seventy five feet oil was struck, and it
has since been coming to the surface in voluntary
flow of one barrel per minute! Think of this,
We men who are anxious to get rich. At Sl4 a
barrel-a low estimate-this Well yields its owner
$40, l60 per day. We are assured by those who
have visited the Well that there is no humbug in
the statement; that it positively yields its barrel
per minute"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-25

At the Sign of the Golden Paddock will
ba found at all times large and well selected Stock
of Guns, Pistols, Powder-horns, Powder-fasks Pow
DER Shot, Lead French and American window Glass;
Putty; large stock of English and American Iron;
Cast Steel, German steel. Blister steel, Plough STEEL
Spring STEEL Nails of all kinds hemp and MANILA Rope;
Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths; Mill Screws; Mill Picks;
Spike Hammers, Stone Hammers, Double and Single
Blocks; also, large Stock of Cornices, Curtain Bands
Curtain Pins, Picture Cord and TasseIs, &c.
COCHRANE & SAMPLE.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-25

FATAL Academia party of children, chin
quepin hunting, near Oxford, N. c. last Friday
were driven home by storm, and one of them, a
little boy three years old, was left in the woods.
On Saturday nearly 200 persons turned out in
search and on Sunday religious meeting adjourn
ed to join in the humane work, making the number
nearly 500. The footsteps of the lost one were
discovered near creek, and its body was found
in the water a short distance below.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-09-25
MECKLENBURG HOTEL,

Neat to the Post Office, Charlotte, " C.
The subscriber begs to inform the public that he is
still prepared accommodate transient and
5oarders at the Mecklenburg Hotel He has good Sta
bes and careful Ostlers and will see that all proper
care taken of the horses of those who patronze him
He solcits share of patronage and will use every
ehort 10 give satisfaction. JOHN DORAN.
Ang. %, 1860. 3m
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state of N. Carolina, Lincoln County
IN Equity TO Fall Term. 1860.

N hq"ty 70 FdH Term 1860
Christian Beal vs. T. }. Hammarskold, L. P Henderson
and Others
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant, L. P. Henderson is nonresident of this
State IS therefore ordered that publication be made
notifying him to be and appear the Court House in
Lncolnton, the eighth Monday after the fourth Mon
day in August 1860, to answer compliments BILL or
Judgment will be taken pro-confesso against him.
Witness W. j. Hoke, Clerk and Master of said coun-
ty. at Office, Sept. 6, 1860
29-pr adv Sc. W. J. HOKE cME
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NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrator of the estate of
JOHN W. WALLACE decd, at the July Term of
Mecklenburg County Court notify
All persons indebted to the said estate of said de-
ceased to maze immediate payment and settlement
longer indulgence cannot be given. And all persons
having claims against said estate will present them for
payment within the time prescribed by law or this
notice will be pie AIDED in bar of their recovery
R. L. DEARMON
Sept. IL, 1860. st Administrator