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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-11-20

-" Notwithstanding the election of Abraham Lin
>coln to the Presidency, we oppose the policy of
secession from the Union on the part Of North,
Carolina. The public sentiment of this State will
not respond afirmatively to any such suggestion.
We for holding on to the Union, and abiding
by it, until Withdrawal from it is the sole alterna-
tive to avoid dishonor." -MurfrecSLo Citizen,
(demOcrdtic)
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-11-20
Forge,

which has been in operation for number OF years
and gained reputation for the excellent quality OF ts
products. The Water power is abundant. the Dam and
all machinery in first repair. The Forge is caPa-
BILE of manufacturing $50 tons of Iron per annnm
which can be sold in the neghborhood unnfuenced
by fluctuations in foreign markets. Attached to tn"
tract nv int in
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-11-20

one. for Democratic Senate and hostile majority
in the House will control Lincoln and his cabinet
and leave them utterly powerless for evil. With
decided majority of political opponents in Com
gress, what can Lincoln and his advisers dog
awhile we bitterly deplore the prevalent igno-
rance and fanaticsm, which has placed the unity
of the Republic in such imminent peril, we do not
despair If cordial union of Southern parties
spring out of the untoward circumstances which
surround us the benefit will far outweigh the peril
A united South is unconquerable, and can safely
afford to calmly wait and see what use the enemy
will make of their dear bought victory. For vic
tory, won by estranging the allegiance of nearly
one-half of the States composing the Union, is
dearly bought at any price, and will eventually
crush the vctors by weight of its fearful response
bility Let as unite-with a united South it
would be unworthy of American freemen to des-
pair of the Republic; but unless we unite, cor
daily and faithfully, it would be useless to resist
Let party lines be obterated, and the watchword
be, "Our constitutional rights-neither more nor
less" If the Constitution is to be violated let it
be by our opponents, not by as; and if We are
driven to physical resistance, we can, like the men
of 76, appeal to God and the civilized world, that
the awful responsibility rests our opponents not
upon US Let put enemies in the wrong
and we will have the support and sympathy of the
world and what is far better than material aid, the
appreciation of our own consciences. Let US wait
be sure we are right, and then 90 ahead. - Var
rcntOn Nelcs (demOcrutic0
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15

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VaIuabIe ReaI Estnte fOr SaIe.
mississippi River Cotton Plantation
fOH Sale.

TFNHE Cypress Bend Plantation in Chieot county, Arkansas,
one oi the very Cotton Plantations the Mississippi
river aow offered for at the extremely low Of s65
on all Improvements and machinery required
for eighty hands and 1000 Of land cultivation
bearing crop unsurpassed cotton and corn Tere are 5OO
altogether aud not one but is arabic Pro
tected as this place is by and sid levees overow are
possible upon examination il wall be found the cheaPes
/ place the river
Refer to LINDsIE Nashville Tenn, the premises
I to HI & A. C. WELLBoKN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15
ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS
Is
DOCTOR A. ". MESECK'S

for te Treatment q GeneraI and FriVaIe DlaeAse1i
On DPaderick street, Nashville Tenn
NNHE lCT0R regular graduated Physician anc an OLD
practitioner from the old country and heng already hteen
in with established for his eXu
success u the treatment Of desperate he deSpes to expose
his patients huubug the public with fictitious or trashy
testgmonials
In private diseases the Doctor has failed yet cure
desperate Of years standing, after they had
been treated without and given by nine other Phy
Clans; credible g-ntlemen testify these ASSERTIONS
long practice in large capital and hOspita OF the old
and this country made him familiar diseases,
The Doctor with the French and Ger
languages and always his advise and
vices with pOleness, cOnscentiousness and dscret7n.
Persons distance have his medicines by
sung him through letters inelosng IS to Post
No 1885, Quacks charge only postage stamps
pocket the they trouble themselves
erA His family residence North Market street
.8ugl0-d&wSm.
COAL OIL LAMPS.
~ DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, various styles, hted with
I'd celebrated Collin Burner, for sale BY
ntNNG-RNfitNh n en-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15
UNIVERSITY PLACE, franklin County, Tenn.,l
August lst, 1850.
To Architects.

UNIVERSITY PLACR, franklin County Tenn.,l
August lst, 1850.
To Architects.
EsIGNS for the buildings Of the University of the South
II invited from the Architects of the United etaes
The building for which designs Immediately required
Is the main building Of the group The for this building
contemplate central structure hanked by wings, the
whole to be two stories high.
TIE upper story Of the central structure Is h be used
Exhibition Hall 1t must be constructed with galleries.
upon the plan Of the Academes Of Music, with ngs for
twenty i've hundred The lower to be divided into
Offices for the business departments Of the University
One Of the wings must be arranged for Library, with
for unpackng storing &c The other wing be
constructed Gallery Of ART the lower story Of which 10 be
used academy Of design.
The plans must contemplate building OF sone which shall
throughout The wings to be constructed
admit OF extension.
paru reference to this and the other build
erected application must be made to the Executive
Committee.
The design which may adopted will be pac for All others
will be subject to the order Of the Architects.
All designs forwarded reach University Place
by the day and addressed the Exeeu
tive University Place. FrSnkn County Tennessee.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
LEONIDAs PJLR,
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, Sub Committee.
GEO K. FAIRBANKS,
fiI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15
Notice.
TurniDS! TurninS!!
For Sale and to Lease.

For Sale and to Lease.
PROPOSE to sell upon most favorable terms, exchange
for city property, the remainder Of my premises in tho
suburbs, consisting Of we'll built dwelling Of eight rooms,
large cellars servants houses stables &C.
and twelve OF superior garden land will sell the dwell
ing and about five separate from the the
desired These premises adjoining the grounds sold
last spring at Of about IS 10 per foot less by half
than ground equal distance from the and equally
ssble in other respects selling being the occupied
formerly residence and rented for present yesr
Bostick, Esq, Also,
A few Lots left for Sale.
will also rent fer the ensuing lease long time
the commcdons dwelling at the Of Broad and VAuxha
Streets present occupied by Hayes, Esq Apply at 44
Cherry street. to 4 X " BROWE, to
July %, 1860 EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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RENEWABLl AT PLRAsURE.
IN TIE vEEKLT.

oLe Square, s3O-Each additional Square SO.
Advertisers exceeding the space cOntracted
i's fors will be charged for the excess.
IN TIE TEEKBT.
ONE DOLLAR Square for the first FRTT
subsequent Insertion.
advertisements published in both Daily Weekly, will
added. =
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TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
- - - IN TnR nAILY- -
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". II a.. h D. AOHALL'
GAINES & ROZELL.
(sUcCEssoRs DAVIS & GAIND,l
WHOLESALE ROCE II s,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
No. 45 Broad Street.

Ladies' Shoes aud Caters.
4 AIDES Fine Black Congress Caters, with heels;
=
Prown Congress +" "
& blk Button "a " ="
Kip Slipper with and without heels:
Together with ether styles of Ladies' Misses and OhidrenG
Shoes.
large and superior stock Of Gentlemen's wear
consisting of-
Patent Leather Caters and Strap Shses;
Calf Congress " Oxford Ties;
Eng. Calf g.
Lasting
The above goods and the best quality and
which we Offering reduced prices Call at No Public
Square. SNYDER & FRIERELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15
JUST ED.

a Union street, 81
UR Spring and Summer Fashions together with choice
assortment Of French Cloths, CasSmeFes VestnEs, &e
T aest mportrons, which will be made n usual
ior syIe and which respectfully invite attention
"S J c HARVEY 4 co.
B-,AlEsyn hand select assortment Of furnishing
80
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BLACKMAN a GILLESPIE,
(SlcHOLs' ooKsER)
NEW ARD COMPLETE STOCK

nOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Trsveng Bags Carpet Bsgs, Lades SStchels and every
STticls usually kept in our line
our goods have been with 20 to the opinion Of
ear msny fFnda call We determined to exert
ourselves please sill who may call upon US
sf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15

CHAP. CCIv Ac suthose HotaFsu Public IN the Dis
tc OF Columbia to take aknoUic gmens Deeds of Con-
veyancs Of Real and Personal Estate therein. w
Il enacsd 1 kas Senate 0Rd Housse kspresenfatirss
OF The United Saes on AScc IL Congrsss assembled That
s the powers conferred upon justice justices peace
the District Of Columbia By the existing aw In The aeknoE
iedgment Of deeds for the Of real estate
may hereafter be exercised By any notary public duly appointed
within said District Of Columbia and when crhed under ts
hand and oea seal Of such notary public shall have The SANE
force and effect taken made by before justice jos
tees OF the peace Of said District
APPRovED june %, 1900
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15

MCLEAN q OLIVI II,
COMMISSION AVID FORWARDING MERCHANTS
49 Common street, New Orleans
REFERENCEs.
lFaLL 4 CuEEISaHAN, Nashville. tennessee.
4 HAMILToE,
. DEErsRE President Citizens Bank, New Orleans.
A RATHEoEE, NOCH al md Banking Co, o.
ALERE PEE, Union Bank, Mes Orleans.
RW MONTGOMERY, Esg, Sc Exchange Place, New YORK
Hr,ToE 4 DENcEIa Philadelphia mar29 d6n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15
Land for Sale

III application be made, in short time, will sell
nodstinE terms, \ OFIY Acres Oh Lands three miles
from the Corp limits NIL Greek, opposite Maj COTS
This OF the beautiful locations in Davidson county
out a land timber the balance in euitiva
ion There hepreuises comfortable cabins and hne
oung orchard Apply Ma corr, the place TO
ss-lf FOR PARTICULARS. CHAS. X. nINST0N.
inlyi4-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15

For eash system and military patents, laws prior 70
twenty eighth September, eighteen hundred fy patent and
other ecods tracbOoks and blank for this and The dis
1ct and o binding plats and heldnotes stationery fur
ntue and repairs of and miscellaneous items Including
Wo ohe daily city newspapers, be fled and preserved
or tne use OF The oee ss9s for entngenI ense addition
1er swamp lan act Of September. eighteen
gnen HUNDRED aud hny and tHentycOnd March, eighteen
dred and hf two, for the sactS q Virr MA
forty two thousand collars.
FIR fue lights and incidental expenses the same in
ending % furnaes keepers. thonsand dnIlsr,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15
Once Of Indian Affairs:
General Land once

FOR blank books binding, stationery, fuel lights and isc
aneous Items including OF the daily city newspsper 10
hle bound and preserved for the Of the oc ave thouss
dollars. - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15

FOR copying blank books stationery bnding sealing ships
registers, anatng foreign languages, ADVERTISING and extra
hire for preparing and ectng Information laid
before CoDgressad clerks to be employed only during
session Congress when ndspensabY necessary
the department call Con-
qrss session another
clerk shall than dollars thirty TIRES
one third per for the actually ncessArly
poyed-aDd for miscellaneous items, twelve thousand oar
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-13
N.,,onal D.mocra,lc platform.
ADOrTED At sALrrnOnr, JrSr 20, 1850.

ADOFTED At BALTIMORE JrNE 23, lSJO.
Reaoired That the platform adopted by the Dem
scVaile party Rt Cincinnati be affirmed, with the
Glowing explanatory resolutions:
Ffrst, That the government OF Territory organ
ised By act Of Congress provisional and tempo
FAry and during lie existence all citizens Of the Unit
ted states have equal right to settle with their
property In the Territory, without their rights either
01 person or property, being destroyed or impaired
hy Conversational or territorial legislation.
!SscOasf That is the duty Of the Federal Govern
Ment In alI ils departments, to protect, when ne.
eOsaaPy, the rights Ot persons and property In the
Territories and wherever else Its constitutional au-
thOFity extends.
7AIrd, That when the settlers In Territory haY-
ing an adequate population, form 4 State cOnslitu-
SOn, the right Of sovereignty commences, and being
eonSummAted by admission Into the Union they stand
equal fsOtng with the people Of other States,
land the stAie thus organized ought TO b. admitted
nto the Federal Union, whether its constitution pro-
hIhts or recognises the Institution Of slavery.
ReSoised. That the Democratic party are In favor
Of the acquisition of the Island Of Cuba such terms
- Uu be honorable TO ourselves and Just TO Spain,
at the earliest practical moment.
ResOlred, That the enactmcnts Of State legisla'
lures to defeat the faithful execution OF the fugitive
slave law are hostile In character subversve Of the
Constitution, and revolutionary In their effect
ReAoiesd, That the Democracy Of the United States
ment TO protect the natnraliIcd citizen In all his
rights, whether Rt home In foreign lands, to the
same extent as ts native born citizens.
WAerSrs, One Of the greatest necessities Of the
aEe, IN political, cOmlnereinl, postal and military
point Of view, Is a speedy communication between
che Pacific and Atlantic coasts. Therefore, be II
RSsslVed, That the NatlonHl Democratic party do
hereby pledge themselves to every means In their
power 10 secure the passage Of some bill, TO the
extent Constitutional authority f ConIreSs for
thr construction Of Pacific Railroad from the Mis-.
risSlppi river to the Pacific ocean, at the srlest
practicable moment.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-13

FoLLIES-For lady TO be annoyed be.
cause gentlemen do not always give her
the best half Of the street, and the incest
scat at 4 concert, no matter if he did cn-
gage it previously.
For half.pay clerk to think he must
buy gloves, cravatS ank silk socks for ev.
cry festive occasion, because Joe. Brown,
whoSee father is worth hundred thous.
and dollars, docs SO.
For young Miss to stay away from a
party because she has worn all her dress.
cs and can't have new one.
For man to be extra. .iastilious about
cologncs, diamond rings aud pins, and
pcrfumcd handkcrchicfS, and set society
at defiance with his smoke and tobacco
spit.
For man to hope to pass himself for
gentleman because he touches his hal
to party of splendidly dressed ladies,
while he refuses to pay his waSherwoman.
For married man to accept an invita-
ton to shoot in the country without first
asking his wife's permission.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-13

PAr'S New YEAR.-A tavern keeper in
Newark, New Jersey, when giving New
Years presents to his "help," told his
porter "a smart lrishman) that he was
about the best man about the house, und
therefore no would give him the most
costly present "Sure," said Pat, rub.
bing his hands with delight, 81 always
mauO to do my duty" al believe you"
replied his employer, land therefore |
shall make you present of all you have
stolen from me during the past year,
" Thanks, yer honor" replied Pat, "aud
may all your friends and acquaintance
tratc you as liberally."
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-13
Remarkable Cure Of Consumptiou.

GSSmeSAAOAe OufO Oh Co09umpt10n.
The almost miFAculous cure that has bven SaeeOed
in my case, pVosnIAs 70 inPa those af ny III.
bow eTeatuTeS Who nay be su9sTng Ge0m llhe s6aIe.
'on, the Oourre 81 relief With short Aes=TiptIon u
ny case. Several yeaEs ago, ny health Gegan 10
hilIiy. which reduced me to The mere sAaAow 81 NJ
former self A. that stage sought va<dieAl asOIsi.
anee, and expended large amo1nis, but Without the
leaR beneAeiAl result. That k1 destroyer consump-
lion had already SSised upon my VhaIs. vas Aaily
drawing, eiOper 10 the toab my physlrIans heId out
hope O' recovery: my StFrngth had wasted, and
,or" y, - stare 2, sICs. utter Pro'ra,!on w.s 10.
for me except to smooth ny path 10 The RVave,
when most fortunately, applied to DR.. L. J. Cap
kay. and Am now yell SRd perfectly rOssd man.
II s dirult for to exPVess the emotions Of derpese
gratitude experience when realizing the immeasu-
rable service have received ct the hasds NJ Dr.
CEapkay aud feel r5Oieed that is At least In my
skill and capacity. To the aIiIcteh would say. do
not despair, ff whatever may br the nature Of your
ease am ennndent that yOa vii And geISf By ap.
plying toDr. l.. J. CSapkay.
There 10 balm In GIIead. and there IL 4 uhysIcIan
there" HENRY WEssLIxG' II al
OF October, A. D. 1869. City and County Of Ban
francisco, in the etate Of CaIlinTnIa
LSJ F.J THIBAULT, Notary Public.
=, The undersigned is personally acquainted Win
nenry Messling, and knows that the eiFrumSla neeS
ssIsted 10 the OFeEong certificate true. lie ssv
hemry Weesling during AIs illness, aud beass wHlng
testimony tc the fact q his Femarkable r1re Sy D..
3D. C'aPGAy. [L.Sl A. ROsENHEtN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, thls nth day
Of October, A. Dlsae. City and Coaniy Of San fran
cisco, IN the 6tate oG California.
IL. 81 FL. THIBAULf, Notary Puhlis.
z1s GTeOtest Dissoverr ~ ns Aes-CrsaL Mss>
stag 70 AdAkiad-IsMocene. bNs 6oEGnG
DR.. L. }. czAPEAYB ProVAllaesseum, (sssf4AAnAus
Sectine egentJ Sufe preventive agaInass 0AnaaSsna
and EyphNhie diseases, and IN u1savV,aasaARSmody
for al venereal ecFo1aoas, 0aagSsaozDanA CanoeS-
Gus Gus TIeers, Ict1 D!seharSes Gesa vasiss, UIsr1s
ana UTethra, ana al CuIsneoas HpuDtioao ana ala.
eases For sale e d. /. J. CsaPkagS eaee. GacTa.
mento g. below MontsOneEA opposite PsslA0 llAll,
Steamship Co.'S etAee. ~ lneealasiea isaPss1sn "a
i've aEeln!t small POz.. AZ b Dr.. L. J. CsapNkyis
nrsopnLactcnm prsSAaAivo agalass gyPAAHbeAaA.
OonoTTh@al Diseases. MATsalNss IM,itssa 4 n0ossss.
e S, the pO-e. Of ehsnlealy Sssovins g. espAlRs
Virus, and thereby saving Thousands Of asSeuehees
from being inAstsA by The nos1 IeasAsoas of Eli
diseases. Lea neyogsg nAa Who Appreciates health
0e without d. o4spkAyS PFopAll6etlesn. Il b In
very eonventent PessaGss, and Win he found con.
VenIeneto uaes beipe Hasa ~ . oosP. PFiOo. %
!" AhOpdeVs must beAddTe ssedtV L. ], CSapkAy
". 0 San Francisco ,CAlIfprnis. Iyfl Su4
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-13
RICH's
Celebrated Sachem Bitters.

VENHIS TONIC 10 made purely from Roots and Herbs,
Il selected with reference to their strengthening
and lnvigoratIng properties from an ancient INDIAN
RECIPE In possession Of the family Of the proprietor
for over . century. AZ morning tonic, It is un-
egualled.
For Dyspepsia, CholiO, Debility, etc..
wine glass full before each me al will soon re-.
store healthy tone. II IL certain preventive OF
CHILLS AND FEVER,
And Is admitted to be the finest Favored Btters In
market.
II will be for sale by all the principal Liquor Deal.
eve IN California. WM. GOODRICH,
Jc: Gun New Haven, Connecticut.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-13
Summer Arrangement-s.V.RR. B.

Summer Arrangement-S.V.RR &
ON and Aiter the I6th Of April, 1850, the Cars OF
the Sacramento Valley Railroad will depart As
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
Will leave theDepot, foot Of street, Sacramento at
81, A. ~, 2k and 5, Pm.
FOLSOM at ~, A. ~, IL, ~, and 3!s, p n, Sun
O'' ON SUNDAYS,
WIN leave Sacramento at 81, An.
Will leave Folsom at%, P.N.
TICKET OFF1cE-On Front street, under the
Z" What Cheer House"
FREIGHT
To Folsom will be taken by every train, Sundays
excepted. Up way.FreIght by the 81 train only
Downward Freight BY the 6E trains only.
Freight must be delivered At the Depot, foot Of
street, half an hour before the hour Of departure
Of the train else II will be retained for the next train
The 6ak 4. ~, train out from Sacramento connects
with Stages for all the Mountain Towns, and
wAsHOE, VIA PLACERVILLE,
And passengers procuring Tickets at the Depot In
Sacramento will be sent through the same day The
Stages run from all the Mountain Towns and
WA1HOE,
To connect with the H. NJ, train from Folsom, aTTV'
ing In Sacramento one hour before the San Francisco
boat leaves. J.P. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
8. v. n. r. once, April 1st, 1850. ~
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-13
County Central Committee,

Thar PROTEST. Baker having been
elected to the Senate by the aid of Douglas
votes, and j., W. NcSmith having been
elected to the Senate by tho aid Of Repub-
hcan votes, the whole act having been
cOnsummated, and nothing now remain
ing but for both gentlemen to proceed to
Washington and take their seats, it is a
most fitting occasion for us to respectful
ly enquire of those Douglas Democrats
who sent q certain protest to Oregon
against the proposed coalition, some weeks
ago, what position they find themselves in
nowy Let US narratc the history of the
affair. The editor Of this paper-thcn on
his return from Oregon-sent the first
dispatch from Yreka TO the press Of this
State, announcing the terms Of the coali-
tton, and the stampede of the Breckin-
ridge Senators; stating, at the same time,
that Baker and Ncsmith would probably
finally be elected by the Oregon LcgiSla-
turc. The information thus disseminated
was particularly obnoxious to the leaders
of tho Douglas faction in this city, and the
result was, dispatch, protesting in the
strongest terms against the coalition,
signed by large number of those leaders,
was forwarded to the Douglas members Of
the Oregon Legislature, who treated it
with the contempt which it deserved, by
taking no notice whatever of the dictate.
rial advice which it contained.
In what position then arc the sgncrs of
this document placed? Several Of them
havO been standing aspirants for seat in
the United States Senate for years. To
reach that position now, is morally i'm
possible, except through just such another
coalition as that which was entered into
in Oregon, between the Republicans and
Douglas men. Such nh event wc do not
look upon as likely to occur but If it
should, where would be these "men of
the protest!" 1t is a sweet morsel to
roll under your tongues, gentlemen chew
It as the cud "of sweet and bitter fancy"
and ruminatc upon the dismal political
future which is before you. How long
will It be before YOU, like the mcndicant
at the door Of a private dwelling, will be
on your bcndcd knees before the Rcpub.
licon party, soliciting its aid to elevate
you to place and power, through just such
another method as that which you protes-
ted against !-S. f. Erening Gdzette