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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

y F.. IN the corner Of Cary and FIRST streets,
"PeH hsan On the LIST Monday in October
ol io' time lost, except in cases OF protractSo
I4-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

Thomas ID. QuarIes Will continue to close out
the STOCK at greatly reduced prices tor cash only
he al It 229 BROAD STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

-- ----, Draw ing.
The dccon1nl OdG ttOnS superior IN crery respect
DRILLING will Ue continued
TERMS Semi Annually advance $50 to 5 90
Apply to s. L. PENDL ON 4th st. betwe e q
Nam and Franklin or at the school-rocms.
LII = II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

y T., : All persons Indebted to me Dy dae
vi "A or open sccount are reguested Ia TnaLa
y srsf VI " the Let of October, or they viii be
q H. , - 'he hauds OF the law for collection, as
w oe1ts Ise al 3taw2sl WV. McPARR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

1oHn ID. G. QuIRES, UNDERTAKRR, CORNER
Of Camp and Delod respectfully informs his friends
AMI the public generally that established At the above
place where he will be prepared to attend to al business in his
line at the shortest notice. day night He wonld also inform
the public that he has secured The Of Mr. JOHN RAY
Formerly in the employ of Daniel Monr 81 whose experience
in the Undertaking business for the last eight years will enable
him fully wishes of the publ Mr.. QUIRK
Mr. RAY will attend personally TO all funerals
Wooden and Metallic Coins Collins lined with lead
hand,
Also, Carriages for Hire. dl0 am
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
dl4ln

OsT, AT JACKSON MISS, ON THE EVENING OF
~ the 23th inst the following described Drafts and
copied by ThoFnhill Go:
One d avn by Robinson AIayson Co. dated May 1861
and payable to their ord months after date for
One drawn by same in favor date and payable 10
man'hs tier date, for S. 650.
One drawn by H. G. Chambers dated April i5 1850 and
able 10 menihs after date, to his der for S6,0u0
One drawn BY same date and ORDER payable IL months
after date for 81 ,t4D.
One dawn BY y 4 Taylor to his order dated the 18th
March, 1850, and payable e months after date for $4,000
One draan by Mrs. T. NJ. Grenshaw Administrative her
order dated h March, 1861 and payable L months ar
date, for S6,s8 Al.
One draTn by r. G. King executor to his own order dated
10Th May 1861 and payable 10 months after date for 81 800
The Of the above having been stopped all persons
hereby cautioned from trading for negotiating the
The finder will be rewarded upon returning them the under
signed at Brandon Miss upon leaving them with THORN
HILL / CO., New Orleans.
E. RICHARDSON.
Brandon, Miss, Nov. 70, 1860, n27 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
xRs. MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
nfFTfPIANo FORTE MANUFAcroRY.

WIN. KNABE Il CO., Nos |, 8, and Ehtaw street. Bah
respectfully inform their Southern friends that they hay
enlarged their factory prepase supply rea
demand ox their Pianos They uaqueonsbly the
durable, contain ali the latest improvements, and fully
snteed for i've For and great power of
and agreeable toneh, they nneqaaled.
Thakerg Sakosch other great psnsts used ther
In their concerts and have certificates fer their superiority
They have the last ten years taken the first premiums
all competoni in all the derent States where they have beer
exhibited Last year hey received five first prenums two
Montgomery Ala for the best Southern made piano.
| one for the best against all competition.
full supply of the may be found ou
agents in New Orleans, as
NEILI. L WAsHRURN,S,
Corner of Camp and Common Streets
jel6 iyEW Story Building tup sts,rsl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
THuRsps Y, the aoah inst, a. Ip II a,elaek sl.s.

<Aucuobesr-Omce, 80 Camp HtTset.
T'HURgDs Y, the goth Inst, MT I2 o'clock
~ at the H. louis Exchange will be sold al gtetior
ONE LOT or GROUND in tic Second District o This
IN the square bounded by Ursuneg BebgRy Hospital s5d
Claiborne Streets designated BY the No J. plan b. L0uis
r. Pile City SURVEYOR dat1d 3lst Or March, 1853 and
ing 26 feet fnches front Duine5 street. by dsph Of gs
feet and lines, between parallel lines
The improvements consist oil DDesory and Attic Frame
House containing first floor, three cabinet and hall
and in TIE attic large and tso cabinets and IN the back
buildings two rooms, ci.tern, well etc.
EBTBRMSIhe purchaser to- assume the payment of
morgage notes for $500 each besog per cent interest
snnum from date 70 maturity and 8pe cent thereafter
plncSs,y gad and payage respectively on the l.lhh
remainder At Z months credit in the note Of the purchaser
ms own order bearing cent current and cent
ua Interest annum with mortgage nntH final payment
The buildings to be insur the satisfaction Of the
final payment.
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the Third District or his city
making Of the plantation formerly belonging 10 Howe
Martini designated by the No. 81 plan by AloH Beme
court Surveyor the 2Sh February 545 measuring S feet
inches and line front Marigny Avenue 89 feet in ept on
one side J33 feet II inches and lines
feet inch and ii lines in the rear.
BF-TkRMS-The purchaser to the payment Of note
Of 800, without interest," due 2T-30h April 1851; aud for
the balance oneha cash, and the remainder IL months
credit in the note Of the purchaser his order bearing
percent current and cent eventual interest annur
with special mortgage until final payment. :
Acts Of sale before A. Brocard Notary Public ex
of the dtg
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
IH PEACE RREpARE ] u EoR .xARazHE VA ! oE.

TN PEACE PREPARE FOR Wharf.-The ON
j LY SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED GuSPoWDER =
Look you Rights your Guns I'M view the
pec of national affairs and the rights justly belonging
South which at all hazards should be by heand
when every Southern State Legislature e1nppng and
providing for military forces the undersigned begs
bring The notice of the public the ONLY Southern Gunpow-
der manufactured, tried and approved
DUPDNF'S UNPOW DER,
made Wilmington Delaware and The cheapest and most
effective Powder brought the city Of New Orleans
has proved its superiority by being used in the principal
the world during the late and is paoned by
chief militia companies of the South.
Orders, if quickly sent, will be attended to by
L. " NJ ARYE, Agent
dl4 I'm 81 rehoupitoulas street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19


NOTICE OF ELECTION,
"=5 <%@5 E3N MAS Pursuant Proclamation of His
zEIE4E5s N~z5HSS Esceleucy THOMAS o. MOORE,
ANS5aTswgxS 49, Governor of the State of Louisiana,
sSS4SS-SS|g bearing date December ~ 1850. the
qualified ofthe Parish Of Orleans hereby
~ Election will he held on MONDAY 7h day Of January
Rouge in the Hall Of the Hosse Of Representatives u
O'Clock NJ the 23d day Of January 1851 in accordance with
" An Act providing for State Conyention,p approved
December II. 1865
The parish Orleans right bank, shall elect Delegate
The First Representative District OF the parish Of Orleans
shall elect three Delegates.
The Second District shall elect two Delegates
The Third District shall elect four Delegates
The Fourth DI5tric shuli elect Delegate
The Fifth District shall elect Two Delegates.
The Sixth District shall elect one Delegate.
The Seventh District shall elect two Delegates.
The Eighth District shah elect one Delegate.
The Ninth District shall elect one Delegate.
The Tenth District shall elect three Delegates; and
The Senatorial District composed of the parishes of Plaque
Mines St. Bernard Jefferson and Orleans right bank shall
elective Delegates
left bank shall elect five Delegates.
The Polls will be opened each Election Precinct
hours Of eight o'clock NJ till fopr O'Clock p NJ date
before mentioned, to wit; MONDAY 7th dny Of January,
1861 the purpose of receiving The Of the qualified
parish of Orleans under the superintendent
Commissioners and Clerks TO be appointed by the author
tiles designated by 1awthe election be conducted and
rpcae made to the undersigned returning officer
carding to law
L, 7. PARKER, Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
SUCCESSION OF G. V. JoNTE, DEcEAsED-sEcoNp
and Positive sale-sfx Lots of Ground in Jefferson
and Slave.
BY ]. B. WALTON,


and Positive salesix Lots Ground in jefferson City
and one Slave
BY J. B. WALTON,
Anctioneer-ohiee 40 Camp street
assI e us1I.sy 55t 1pss1 at
pursuance Of an order Of the Hon Morgan Judge of
No. T sa qss5s
I oT n 81 sRSs # y s r
square bounded by Laure cadz jersey and valence
feet inches and lines front on Laurel street By dep o i
feet between parallel lines Lot No. IA forming the
IT, m ays 4EfRs nSufE 2H6 MIST TfsS%sR sd
credit with iheTes al he rae Of six per cent
til maturity md eight GENT a!tef msarity with special
Fo save Tie parchaser TO furnish hfs note AZ twelve
at the rate Of siN cent till maturity and eight per cent
after maturity with special mortgage the slave sold for the
Acts Of before D. Ricardo Notary Public at tie ex
SUCCESSION DE C. v JoNTE, DEeEDk-sEooNDE
ct Positive venesix Terratns dams la VILE de Jcfsr-
| son, ct une Eseave @
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encanteur-4O rue du Camp
SAMEDI, le de janyier 1861, a midi, "a
orde dc honoTabs + Morgan nee de Ia psnsse Conn mn
de District date le Is dtcembe 1850 ia Coa No
O. V Jents decide savoI l'' ' ''~'e
borne les Lanre Gadiz jersey vaeace desgnes
par les Nos e nclnsvement chacun n pieds
llQ peds entire gnes Paraeles lie No fore len
c0ganFs ass 5aeS aS1s SF @ e. gadi1, d
nsr CONDITIONS ,DEs BIENs.Fo FoNDs-Dopze meis de
pour ares rschsa@se avec ypoeene ps
CHILE sur Ia propea vendue adjudicaon
en- sd0ssS 0on, ssn i s satsaseR de Ia utiss
ehtaIce ayec hypoteque speciale ecaye pour
Actes de vente padeyant D. Ricardo notaire public auz
/ tras des aeansranrs dla "a ial
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
11---i------l'i-ia
]. B. Walton

DESIRABLE oSE-sToRY AND ATTIC pRsMs fI0IrSr
o.. Utsuines street and 3 ~ \ = sH hioesE
Desirable 1T 90 the Metare Ridge being mart ~ t
stion formerly belonging 70 Howe Martin and froptnp
on Marigny Avenue. S'"s
By J. B. WALTON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

nN HAND AND FOR SAIE-THE CELEBRATED
W McGhesney Patent Washing Neutrality-suspicious. be
at J. Waterman BIo At the Of Magazine and
No. 10 ST. Charles street and at shop Of Lafayette
and Basin street, New Orleans
fy1+y IN. DAuGHERTy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
SATURDAY, November 10, 1860,

The days and hours of tuition follows:
GhildenTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from till
O'clock p. NJ.
GentemenMondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from TN
O'Clock r. NJ.
Cas-Taesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10
( A. NJ. 10 IL NJ. z9ss5&
Private Glasses will be formed exclusively for Ladies'
Praecng Parties for Ladies and Gentlemen, Wednas
das, 8 p. NJ.
Prof j. Vegas will give lessons seninaries and private
families,
Particular attention will given Children and many
Fancy Dances before taught this city, will he brought
will give series of his Chdrens Fancy Dress
Balls, including the great May Day Festival. @
The musical department under the charge of the excellent
For terms apply 10 j. VEGAS, Odd Fellows, Hail.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

Gentlemen wishing procure Ladies' Invitations plesse
apply any the managers approval
before the q January which will be thu last meeting Of the
managers which Ladies' Invitations
The Friday the committees
room. Odd Fellows Hall
Gentlemenis Tickets 81 50-o had the
gers, and at A. q. Blackmar L Bros, Camp street.
NOTICE Parties desirous of renting the Bar Restaurant
The above Ball. requested make proposals
the committee, hefore the 18th The committee
every Fridny evening Odd Fellows Hail. di3 I'd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
CosHNN BuTTER. GOSHEN BuTTaR.

We have in several lots Of very fine GOSHEN BUT
TER Among favoe Dairies take pleasure offer
ing to the trade the celebrated ~ A. brand, ayoraby
kno Hp in this market For sale in lots to suit
PALFREY & LINCOLN
dl46t l3TchouratouIa street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
Steamboat 9epartutes T6is Gay.
"Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1860.

HV-ISRalx e. w. Hall, Potter, master, from
New York dschaging her cargo Post 23, Second
District Consgnees will please attend to the receipt Of their
oods the evee otherwise they will be stored at their
penBe md risk.
di3E GEO. w. HYNS0N IL CO.. 81 Camp street.
StoPARTNERSAtP--D. g. JOHNSTON AND A..
u BARRAL have this day associated them together
under The partnership and style Of d. g. JOHNS ON
CO. tie purpose conducting and carrying the Whole
sale and Retail and Cap Business the stand of D. c.
JoHssToN under the ST Charles Hotel Hsynx purchased
s 17' - ID. q, JOHNSTON,
AD0LPHE BARRAIII.
New Orleans, December III 1850
HAVING THIS DAY SOLD OUT MY STOCK OF
il Hats, Caps, ETC., Messrs d. G. JOHNSTON CO.,
recommend them my former Those having claims
against the frm Of D. c. JOHNSTON will present them
the undersigned adaon and those owing the said late
firm will pehse make pas sment to the party.
ID. q. JOHNSTON.
New Orleans December IT. 1860. dc Ct
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
1 .ouIsIANA SUGAR RMFINERY FOE SAL

= HT. ----
That very desirable establishment situated the left bank
of the Mississippi below the Government Wharf and within
the limits OF New Or1e4ns, offered good
investment 10 who be desrous Of aiding In the
progress Of Southern 1t in complete
pair mud found hAvng engines, boilers,
pan centrifugal machnes bone black fnrnace, filters snoqld
ample yard etc. and in fact all the
requisites carrying Refinery Aolasses Reboi
ing large scale with ttlc additional expense might
/, be easily converted into Cotton Mil.
II has Wharf aached 10 IL on the Ievae, with water suf
cen the accommodation of vessels delivering taking
cargo.
ror further information and for terms apply to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

a PROF. A. GIIERARDI'S DANCING
4 " fACADEMY, at EAGLE HALIr-Prof A. GhHTarn
respectfully his friends, the pub
ylio in general that his Dancing Academy will b
the Eagle Hall Pfytania and Fc-
lieity Roed, the 18th Of NOVEMBER when he trusts
TO meet with the same liberal patronage as before.
Days GildrenTuesaays Thursdays and Sat
urdays, from to o'clock +. M.
tentlemen's Glass Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
from TO . P. NJ. an aH5 Me-
Glasses Schools Academies will promptly
attended
For TERMS apply to Prof. G.. at the Hail. PH p WEB.
LEM Esq, Music Store No. Camp street. Mi 3m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

9k NEGROES FOR SALE-I HAVE 9
~ Just arrived with One Hundred and Fifty NE .eA
GRQiss from Virginia and Maryland, such as Me GN&
~ -ehancs, House Servants, Cooks Washers y4
fones and Field Hands, will also during the sea.
every month"; large supplies exclusively from those
determined to sell prices suit the times cash
approved city arceptanoe They canbe house.
ner of Baronne and GraSer Streets New Orleans
mn 6n Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

NOR SAEE-oN REASONABLE TERMS SEVERAL
Il very fine properties Espanade street, improved and mn
proved Also, several very large properties close Espa
made the various parts Of the city PARTICULAR
Inquire az -
$3.50 III = TEXGHAEGE ALLEY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

Q&e CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA Me- 4
MS GR0ES-The subscriber has just arrived with "a
gang Of very likely CAROLINA and Virginia NE SRE
wants. Cooks Washers and Ioner also No Brcklayer
will be receiving fresh supplies during the Pafsepf
wishing purchase will find it to their advantage to Gail a.
they will be sold on accommodating terms;
Fl. f. PETERSON.
se2s 6m is Perdido strsss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

q G. Nj. RUTHERFORD, COMMISSION
~ Agent the Purchase and Sale of Slaves Office and
Skg% Yard, No. 6s Baronne street, Nov Orleans, La
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
Qmtitulat Nutnes.
E LOUISIANA STATE BAsK,

@s@ LOUISIANA STATE BANK, .
New Orleans, December 10, 1860. I
H5-This Bank will he closed on the 25fIl
INST also tile LIST and sh Of january
na 9is "a y dne on those days paid She previous
Monhay which Will also be the offering day for discount
dlg ,Jss @. A. F. RONDEAU, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

ncets sysfy THuRsDAY EyEsINa r the HAL d The Y NJ
O. A. 81 Camp Officers for the ternJos
Gibhons W. p. j o. Neibert, W. A; W. r. Norment s.
w. W, Cpoper, A. R. s.; P CapletIe r. s. Ed Booth Tr.
MePeake james Gpvan, Chap Lewis Ryan, A.
A Anderson, / S. l. Kendrick O. s. Thos keeh, W. p
Visiting CommitteeJ Gibbons j. o. Neber W. T. Nornent,
iii IS W. r. NoRMENT, R. g.
RB-Wmshington --- meets every
tuaI.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

a. SALE OF NEGROES OVER ONE HUN
AZ DRED EEiRoES were brought in last night from my
farm within eighty miles Of the city and for sale.
number Of them have been on the place for the past
Maryland negroes, with this advantage of accmation and
trained plantation labor offer inducements purchasers
WALTER J.. CAMPBELL, M$a
OLE If 81 Baronne nenr Common St
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-02-14

In this county, the 9th inst, by G. L. Campbell
Esq, Mr. VIM. III. Read to Miss Rachael s. Todd Also,
MCGEE.
In Concord, the 25th ult, Mr. VIM. r. Letter to
Miss Sophia A Little both of the vicinity of Mt Pleas
ant, Cabarrus county.
In York District, on the 9Th inst Mr. John Grier
of Mecklenburg county, to Miss Lucy A, daughter of
Maj. Joseph Smith.
In Arson county, Whites Store, on the LIST inst
Mr. C. c. Blackwell to Mrs Sarah Lowry.
In Yancey county, Mr. NJ P. Hampton to Miss Aman-
da Jane Seagle.
On the 7th ult Mr. Joseph E. Mclean of Greensboro,
to Miss Lucy ]. Webb of Morehead city.
In Guilford county, the lst inst Mr. John Donnell
to Miss Mary E. E. Wiley.
In Hillsboro the Gath ult., Mr. Wilson B. Routon
ofOxford, to Miss Maria L. Parks.
In Rockingham county, the I'd inst, Mr. Zebedee
Isley to Miss Elizabeth Thomas.
Near Whites Store, the oath ult, Mr. J. E. Marsh
to Miss E. E. Gordon, all of Arson.
IT you love her, try to please her,
But take care, Ellis never tease her.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-02-14

MECHANICS WANTED.-There is at this time
a greater demand for builders, carpenters, aud
brick-masons in Danville, Va, than ever hereto
fore known. The scarcity of houses, both dwell
ipgs and places of business, prevent many persons
who anxious to locate in our town from doing
so. While property owners complain that they
cannot get work DONE and are compelled in conse-
quence to let their building lots lie idle. Every
day we hear these constant complaints of the scar
city of mechanics, and cannot but wonder that the
master workmen already here, do increase their
force, and other builders come among us-Dan-
UWe Ta.) appeal.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-02-14

The Washington correspondent Of the Raleigh
Standard makes the following statement in regard
to Mr. Gimers vote for Schwartz
81 notice a statement in some of the n C. pa
pers opposed to the democratic party denying that
John A Glmer voted for Schwartz of Penn, for
Speaker. During one of the ballots Mr. Gilmer
did vote for this republican, whereupon Mr. Vance
declined voting for his colleague and cast his vote
for Mr. Boteler of Va. Before the Clerk reported
the result of the ballot to the House. Mr. Gilmer
changed his vote from Schwartz to Davis of Mary
land, and was promptly followed by Vance, who
then gave to Gimer his vote which had been with
neid on account of his (Gilmer's) support of the
fehnsylVanla republican. Neither the Journals
nor congressional Globe show these changes. but
Simply record the result after tie changes had
Dee" DecfeG' This will explain why it does not
appear in the Globe. For the truth of nv state
ment, VIZ: that John \. Gilmer of n. C. voted for
Schwartz, black republican of Penn Io,ncoI IN
erery member of the North Carolina delecation y
The Fayetteville Observer failed to reach ne Iost
week. We want to what kind of IN
excuse our esteemed contemporary can now give for
Mr. G's conduct. In the estimation of most soutb-
ern people he did not mend the matter much bv
changing his vote from Schwartz to Henry Winter
Davis Davis is no better than Schwartz, though
he was elected a southern man.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-02-14
WILMINGTON BONDS.

By order of the Board of Directors of the Wilmington
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad Company, the
dersigned offers to capitalists, safe and in
vestment, the BONDS of the Town of Wilmington, is
sued said company in discharge of its subscription
to the capital stock of the
They in denominations of Five Hundred and One
Thousand Dollars each-running, ten and others
twenty years from their respective dates with coupons
attached for the interest at six per cent per annum
payable the lst day of February.
Proposals for these Bonds invited be addressed
to the undersigned at Wilmington. -.
ID. S. COWAN,
Feb IA. Ct Treas. w. G. X. r. r. Co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-02-14

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.-The State of Virgil
MIA goes into internal improvements on large
scale Last week the Senate passed the House bill
appropriating 50 100000 to the Covington and
Ohio Railroad, House bill to increase the capital
stock Of the Richmond and Danville r. r. Co. by
700, and House bill loaning 100000 to
the Virginia Central Railroad. In the House, a
resolution inquiring into the expediency of chang
ing the Constitution relative taxation slavery
was indefinitely postpond by the decided vote of
l13 to 10.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-02-14

! THE PROPOSED SOUTHERN CONFERENCE.-The
proposition of South Carolina to hold conference
of the Southern States in regard to the difficulties
between the North and South, is under consdera-
ton in the Virginia Legislature. Mr. Memmnger,
the South Carolina Commissioner to Virginia, ad
dressed the Virginia Legislature at length on the
subject but we Judge that the feeling in the Lcgis-
lature is against the Conference.
The Charleston Mercury, speaking of the mat
ter, says:
"The speech of MIR Memmnger contains truth
full and powerful narration of the progress of
Northern power and Abolitionism in the Union,
and shows conclusively how they have defeated all
the great enGs for which the government of the
United States formed, and closes with very
able appeal for conference among the Southern
States We do not know whether Virginia will
regard the invitation of South Carolina; but this
effort the part of South Carolina will prove
thing viz where lie the real resources of the South
for action and protection. Our readers fully
aware, that although willing to give every oppor-
tunty, we have never had much faith in the From
tier States cooperating to bring redress safety
to the South. Whenever the South is delivered
from her present condition of nferiority and peril,
we believe it will be by the resoute action of one
or few States-and these States will be Cotton
States where the institution of African Slavery is
question Of existence
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-02-14
COMPLETION OF THE WESTERN ROAD TO New.

COMPLETION OF THE WESTERN ROAD TO New
ToN.-The last Salisbury Banner contains glow
ing account OF the celebration on Saturday the
4th, of the completion of the Western North Car
olina Railroad to Newton. A large company of
ladies and gentlemen attended the celebration from
Rowan, Iredell and other Counties, accompanied
by the Rowan Rifles, Rowan Artillery, the Iredell
Blues and the Iredel Cadets. They were well
coined at Newton by L. McCorkle, ESQ, in an APP
propriate manner. The Banner speaks in high
terms of the superiority of the Road. Cali were
pleased" says that paper "with the excursion. We
especially So because every foot of the ground
was new to US. The good feeling which springs
from union meetings such as this lasts long time
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-02-14

Goods cannot be bought low without cash. Are you
aware that my terms cash? On the LIST of Jan'y
last found few accounts still due, which, positively
must be paid before the first of March next,
am compelled to have money at that time. Bear this
in mind and do not forget. fyou have not got the
money go and borrow it, % as stitch in time always
nine.
Feb. A. 1860. 1t -. WM TRELOAR.