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BaYsSrs' NsSsrxkl

BarsSts NiSsrxsts-1hls very popular company after
a remarkably successful season. are about 10 suspend
their entertainments in tho metropolis and make brief
tour In The interior nmencing Albany next Monday
might Tie performance this evening viii be for the be-
'neht o. that universal ayortc, r. Horne.
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sttuenfs without doing their d1ty by them in
using all their power TO keep this unexpected
weight OF taxation of them until they signify
their assent or their power to stand M under il.
As we have heretofore said the cost OF the At
lantie avenue, Fourth avenue and Third street
widening has not been guessed at. II ia to be re-
GREETED that the friends or enemies Of the project
Suppose estimate the three bouevards TO cost
in the aggregate 81 800 000-and il depends the
will OF the Commissioners whether they cost this or
twice this sum-and let Us see how much we pro-
pose to run In debt in one year, and nhat are our
outata nhino flah tisu.
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sgssrS Couyrr, CLu, isI Jury 10 isU.
II, 20, n, 81, II. ~, 80, -, IS, 4. SO, 20, ~.
Ccsyslfplrxo IoTrray Cl,ss ia Jrrr 10 lea
so, 70, q, 81, II, 90, So. ~, 81, 20, 80, 80.
FRANCE. BROApBENTs co,
Managers, Wilmington, Delaware
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Po-r ofTIcE Accommodations H. Cemence, Esl
Of lowell Mass, has besn apposied special agent of
the ro; once Department Cor tie New England section.
We tSd 70 learn that Thai v, known ard va liable
public oaccr, J. Holbrock Tsa., st to continue |. tbs
s.cc,N ags-, .! taygc Or New Tcss an N,N EasAL
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TIE FAMILY nERALD.

Interesting Intelligence from California
and rtah-News from Pixies Peak-Af-
fairs In Europe WALTON
Mathews Observation-Disclosures or the
Fourth OF JuIy-LocaI Matters fn the
Metropolis-Markets. &c., sc.
The FAxr Hxxatp for the week, will be ready TO day
"wednesday. In is columns among other thlngs will
be Letters from Correspondents
In San Francisco and Great Salt Lake City; Intel gence
from Denver City relative 10 the Pixies Peak Cold Dig
gings Letters from Correspondents at London, Paris,
BADEN Baden and Turin, giving Sucoinet History Of the
Present Condition OF Europe Letter from Oregon, giving
socount Of the Extent, Climate Soil and Productions Of
that State; Confirmation of the Cc-cners Investigation IN
the wsItcu,lathews Tragedy; Woman and her infant
Murdered al Manhatsnvile; An account Of the Manner
n which the Fourth Of Jay Celebrated; Letter
from tho Rev. Mr. Spargeo1 on the Baden Con.
ference; The Local News OF New York and Vicinity Of
importance Reports OF the Cattle Provision ana Money
Markcss mi Ill interesting nevs matters u TIE pro
ecdns week.
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Ciirehugh's Hlusive Wigs are Entire
novelties Parpgs unsta.nabe No turning behind. 20
Broadway next A. I. Stexart'a
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HAYWOOD EDpY CO., Managers Of the
prtAwARx. Ktsrrcxr AID sleorN STATE t0rrvpfss
DxlviRy-Rtrpt ctss No. ~, JuLv 10 i~e1
"a, rs, 81. Is, 10, ~, 81. 81, 90, SO, g. 20, 20.
psLAvAss-cLss No. ,cs. JuLr 10 isD.
SO, l6, 50. IL, 45. 10, 80, 10, rs, 6, 4, al.
Crcuia ,sp, free q snsrge ~ sS5ss.ns ether 70
Or WOOD. EDDY CO.. Sc Lous Missouri
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Barry's TricopherOus II the Rest and
Cheapest article for dressing, identifying ceansng curling
preserving and restoring The hair. Ladies' try it. Sold bya
druga.s.s.
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Growth and Proper Care Of tke Ladies'
HarAdviee for preventing lis turning gray by GRAND
JEAN, Assor place. near Broadway.
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MAlw ara's Needles, for wheeler X Will
SONS SEWING MACHINES These Needles mads by
hand and Of the best double refined English steel
wARRAyrxD SUPERIOR
J. FRED. MiLwARD, "a Warren street. N. Y.
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O@ciaI Drawings Of Hodges, Davis Il
COS Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia.
= . Class 81, JyIr ~, 1872
30 40, IL g. &c. 81, CO, rs, H. g. 90, a. I, 10, Is.
Pryes csshet at SO Bruadysy. Circulars sent free
Hob0Es DAVIS co,
Manaxsrv Mscoa, oeorKA
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Catch FIN. -Catch I'm Alfve.-Wfght-
mans Fly Paper-Ope sheet Viii catch thousand
dies II centaias pesn. Wholesale Depot 23 Greenwich
street
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COMBINING THAT NEVER FAIi.s-wE HEAR a
- good deal through The Of 'nfsbe mctcocs
the only reliable proofs 81 the pre-
paraon, are - sales. In this reypec, HOsTErTfR'o
STONAcH E1T1fRS defy competition. No curative
tanned the same popularity the time years
vas net known out Of private practice. Nov, the s~iss
amour, 20 over two thousand bO,ies DAY Every agent
proprietos make the report; el0's-ra
hderce Of the peonle In the
demand continually increasing Letters by every
announcing s wonderful elects In Dyspeps. Tdser
p.nj. General Debility, Dsrrh1, Dysciiery sui
plains 81 the stomach eXcFeiory organs II tol oag
al prcEel. before The public
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Brnadreth's ILLS.

By purifying the tccd, &C. as
eafc.y valves this we. 'ther.
The violent pain Ia the the coneq 0f exposure 10
the soon cured by dose Of four or aye q these pls
Let thc siek use lhem and be r stored 70 health.
Bilious affections colds ccsiyes feYers aud dyse merry
alike cured By this wonderful ycne which should be IN
the possession Of every Hho sets proper estimate upon
his health.
Twenty Eve cen.s per box.
Fold al 2.i C.tasl sSree. and
No. VaOu Slgare
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DIR. Holloway S0lfcits Physicians hav-
ing obstinate OF salt rheun ring wvu. &C.
and which resist the ordinary remeha - use his Basamc
Ointment, which he guarantees be spcsy efec per-
MANI ~ lis cnres
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Jas Il. DraMG0ld and VIM. L.. Proeh,
M ns peased 10 their friends and former patrons at No.
voone street door OF Droadeay Tasty t0lAsng
iuihsnea To cider a: loves. prices.
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White, the Halter. Ahend-New shapes
IN hne straw Hs,s iVVVd fron sccCa. O., dollar each
Gas Bro2d,<A..
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q 6rcver d Baker Nsssele~s Sewing Ma.
cbne In the best friend Of the family fsars r.s
New York, and ls2 Fulton street, Brooklyn. N''"''
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Brcoklyn rsphs.-NvtIIians on's
Nnimrrsi csbi1es fmptIa' ahd Tie SIZE T"ofcty nine
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rlstadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Ton
PEGS The best in the world wholesale and fe asd the dye
privately applied castor House.
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Hery1ng's Patent Cham psen Fire and
Burglar PROD Sales 81 Broadway corner OF Murray street.
Kev Yox
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Batchsler's Wigs and Toupee. havs Inn.
d and turning behind-no srinking u Bond street
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CTRANGERS AND Tux PUBLIC ARE ISvfTyD TO
- examine pr beyets new invenoa for sr'hci- T--A.
patented lSs FOR circulars and reference spvy n -
hE,r Denisi fAieniee Il wsverr, place aer Re aa~ss.
hatabShrd iS5
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Great sale cf shirts-slx Ger ss,-roody's
NAauisC4lFy o. sgoaIksY
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WhiSkey.-s. +. Suits Kentucky Salt
river Bourbon sold by al druggisfs. HEttEMAN co,
Nos l6i, - 5ll and 7os Broadway, N. X.
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wheeler and wilson's Sewing Machines,
Once 5e6 Broadway. New York.
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HIPS Hair Dye, 80 cents: Black or
brown Depot No Barclay street. and sold by al drug
gls,s. 1iaitabie hair eating
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Sfeinwny Il Sons,
Jung oE"ho and Sauane Pianos vsrraNset for FIRE
'S Nagerooms 81 and "a Walker street
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SIGhT HEARING
~ RESTORED, - RECOVERED.

SIGHT HEARING
DR.. vow N6sCHZIsKRR,
The well laoNu European
Surgeon Octlist
80, -. ,,a a.. and A1rfss.
Author Of the Guide The Causes and Cure Of the Dssas
OF the Eve and far,n
who restores the ssbi hearing mild and ren,e lrax
mfD and whose skin and ipdspntabe cisin public c,uA
Deuce has been atieged by Southern
IL NOW IN NEW YORK
and may be consulted, from ill o'clock On all dseass e
the
nr Moscbzskers treatment Is the only certain AMI aass
cure or restoring sight 10 the blind and hearing def
and should, there fore no; be deferred. "
IRON gro dSSBoSSSSfks sa NEW YORK;
pr Won Moschzsker operated on my ears Tor deafness "
M entire satisfaction In few days I perfectly
stored ana without Inconvenience or interruption 70 blasL
have much pleasure In Recommending him.
GEO. GORDON
Clarendon Hotel
olice " Wal street
NIv YORx, June rs 1861
IRON 1IlE HON. SENATOR PU6H OHrOI
certify that Ir Won Moschzfsker
lSe and confidently recommend him ssfu. Avsl
He has given me perfect satisfaction. GEORGE Pr0H.
DR.. MOST fiLjSKFR be consulted from III o'dsA
Al lU' Clinton place, Eighth street.
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e0ods From all Natlsus-Yo~us.sn,s
India Store No 6S Broadway s aronr ~, 800 as.nic,s
American Indian articles. " N'e'e''' u"lorp' VI
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Buffers Patent Improved Trusses nd
supportsrsthe best in the HI LIS Truss Office No
81 Willie street
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Trusses.-Dr. Marsh Continues tn Apply
his radical Truss with in the Itern
Trusses, supporters shoader Braces Suspension HANDBAGS
silk elastic Stocking Belts Bathing Trusses and nh surgic
appliances applied lady in attendance In the female depart
men No2 Vesey street, Astor House, opposite ST. Paul.
charch.
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T,o STRANGERS VISITING TIE CITY.-HfCFIY FUR
nished Apartments for fansse~ .nd siprie renrnsr.
viii fa BaFd AZ lg2 Rleecker sTee near Nacao1Sa stasr
ton delight vi. dinner ai6
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DEADy on WEDNESDAY.
hPPiFTOS'S
COMPANION HANDBOOK OF TRAVEL

THE ENTIRE
UNITED STATES AND BRITISH PROVINCE
including
California Kansas Minnesota, New MEXICO Utah xehr. ~.
washington Territory Oregon, the Ishmus OF Panama
With a Description OF the
fnnripnl tties and Towns and Places az Interest
Together with Hotels Through Routes And
Routes Of Travel.
With COored Maps.
VOL lamo. Paper ID ceus Coih Is oso..
sent free by mail receipt of price.
d. APPLETON co, Publisher
Nos AS and AS Broad way.
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EN- PARKER SEWING MACHINES 40
StV fsi class Double Unread Raphl y, iaiasss.
oder patents 81 Hove. Grover a ftAker A.
Oac~. vERSON AGO, No 40 RreetNsy.
Agents NaAsed egeryN here.
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WuDER's PATENT sALASAEDER sAYEs
w FAfRBANks CtLsBEsTsp scAI.EE
QtfRK BsUTYxRS
No - Maiden iAne Nes Fsk
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-16
THE BANKS.

We informed that report is in circulation, to
the effect that the Banks in North Carolina have resov
ed to stop discountng. We think and earnestly
hope, that such resolution have been adopted The
system of over-trading of buying goods than we
pay Cor in produce, to which have alluded fire.
quently of late years as prevailing in North Carolina
has, indeed obliged the banks especially within the
last few weeks, to with than usual caution
discount less freely than they the public could
wish in opinion scarcely any policy could be
injurious to both banks and people than sudden
and total cutting off of the usual bank facilities OF
business. We need not specify all the evils which
ry business man in every commercial community I'M
derstands full well inevitably to result from such a
state of things. 1t would be almost equivalent to a
general stay law Debtors would not pay either banks
or individuals but would make it pretext for holding
to what they have. Business would be clogged in
every branch. -
We earnestly hope while due regard for their own
safety and credit prompts the banks to great caution,
that they will not generally adopt policy SO injurious
themselves and the public that which report at
tributes them, incorrectly We belieye.-FayeherWe
Observer #ta@7 s . g. = s.@
We have heard "a good deal of complaint about
the suspension of accommodations by the Banks in
this section. Those who manage these Institutions
know more about their affairs than we do, but it
is thought they unnecessarily causing alarm
and weakening confidence
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-16
DEVELOPMENT IN MARLBORO, S. G.

We learn that startling Developments have been made
in Marlborough, and the whole community thrown into
a of great excitement. Two citizens of Western
New York have been arrested, who had under their
care a large stand Of arms. They searched and
invoices found calling for another lot amounting in
all, informed, to about twelve hundred. The
arms consigned to parties in Wilmington, which
place gentleman had been sent to make nyestiga-
tons, and to secure others who may be implicated
Their completely and direct agency were thoroughly
established, that they were committed to JAIL The
feeling intense that it was it'll great dc uty
their violent seizure and Immediate execution could be
prevented. Judge Whitner who holding court
there nterposed and finally succeeded in staying the
feeling and reservng them victims for more legal
procedure. The public mindsef the North has been so
wrought up by the defamation of Republican orators
that these missionaries of social subverson may doubt
less he found in every Southern community. When
arrested they should be left the slow process
of law The vigant societies should seize them, give
them fair trial, and, if the circumstances convict
them of completely in designs of such atrocity should
mete out to them punishment, prompt, summary and
extreme.-Coiumbja Carotinian 18Th inst.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-16
STATE ELECTIONS.

Observation-Disclosures democrats and Is Re-
publicans have been elected to the United States
House of Representatives The Republicans claim
majority of twenty or twenty-five thousand for
Curtin for Governor. Curtin denies being Re-
publican. s.-s...-
OHIo-The Republican State Ticket is elected
by about twenty thousand majority, but the Demo
Gratis probably gain one member of Congress.
INDIANA Returns from twenty counties show
large Republican gains. They will probably have
from five to ten thousand majority in the State.
FLoRIDA-NIiton, dem candidate for Govern
or, and Hilton, dem, for Congress, elected by
a majority of from 1900 to 1000. All for Brock
inridge and Lane.
DELAwARE-At the election held in Delaware
for assessors and inspectors, the Democrats were
successful throughout. They swept the State
The Breckenridge candidates were elected in a
majority of the towns, while there is clear ma
jority in each of the three counties of which the
State is composed. $500. ..- .-
BALTIMORE MUNICIPAL ELEoTIoN.-At the
election held for Municipal Officers, the Reform
ers swept the entire city by upwards OF eight
thousand majority There was not single Amer
lean elected. 1t is said the Mayor is for Bell,
but supported by democrats as well as wings.
WATHINGToN, Oct. III.
The Democrats have gained four members of
Congress in Ohio, and three in Pennsylvania.
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q II o Q q u j e 5,
HARDWARE, &c.,
State Of N. Carolina, CIeavcIand county
James W. Irvine John Bailey.
In Equity-O. B.-Iniunction

I1quI0y 'IIIJttTOVIOT
The plaintiff in this case having filed Bill of COM
plant against the defendant JnO Bailey, who is
resident of this State, praying among other things that
said defendant be enjoined restrained from collect
ing Judgment entered up at the Spring Term of
Cleaveand Superior Court 1860, in favor of said JnO
Bailey against said Jas w Irvine and Others Of
fetal bond for the sum of $lG3 80 And whereas said
injunction has been granted by the fiat of his honor, j.
W. Osborne, Judge, the condition that plaintiff Ir
vine enter into certain bonds, which he has done and
whereas the said fiat orders that publication be made
prayed for in the plaintiffs bill, therefore notice is
hereby given requiring said Bailey personally to be and
appear the next term of the court ofEquy to be held
for the county Of Ceaveand, at the court house in
Shelby, the llth Monday after the 4th Monday in
September, 1860, then and there to plead. answer
demur plaintiffs Bill of complaint, the will
be for hearing parte, and heard accordingly.
Witness Thos Williams, clerk and master of the
of Equity at Office in Shelby the 18th Monday
after the 4th Monday in March, d 1860.
(adv fee So 34-6t THOS. WILLIAMS, C. NJ. E.
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MARRIED.,

In CASTOR county, the 10th inst, by the Rev J. R.
Peterson, Mr. Jonas S. Clonnger TO Miss Sarah A.
Adderholdt ..-
In Yadkin county, the LIST inst, Lieut.. j. NJ Kerr,
o. s. A, to Miss Jennie A, eldest daughter of Hon.
Richard G. Puryear.
In Iredell county the inst Mr. Thos. E. Gray,
to Miss E. J. Burns.
On the I'd inst, Dr. John S. Kendall of Anson to Mrs
Nancy Crump of Stanly county
In York District, the 4th inst, John H. Hood TO
Miss Eliza c. Feemster Also, DR.. Minor Gwin of York
to Miss Jane Ross of Chester
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-16

He is SLAvEHoLDER.-The opposition have
endeavored to create suspicion to Mr. Breckin-
ridges loyalty to the South by asserting that he
is not a STAKEHOLDER. 1t is unfair to measure any
mans patriotism by the number of negroes he
may own, but inasmuch as the Bell papers have
done so by publishing to the world that MIR Brock
inrdge owns no slaves, we give the following note
from the Postmaster at Lexington, KY, by which
it will be seen that the evidence is direct that Mr.
Breckenridge is slave-owner: @SE$as
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-16

Nor TRUE.-The Groensboroueh Patriot says
that "Messrs Avery, Clingman, Weldon N. Ed
wards, and others in this State, declare openly and
publicly that the election of Lincoln would be
good cause for dissolution of the Union" This
is not correct. We have heard Messrs Clingman
and Avery in public speeches, and have had con-
versaton with MIR Edwards, and know that they
have made no such declaration as the Patriot
charges. They have all said that circumstances
must determine what is the best course to pursue
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-16
Electoral Tickets.

We will furnish Breckenridge and Lane Tickets
at 81 per thousand or gratis to all who will send
for them Those ordering Tickets by mail must
send postage stamps to prepay the postage As
the names of all the Electors must be the tick
ct, it would require much labor to write them,
therefore we hope our friends will see that every
precinct throughout the State is supplied with
printed tickets Election on TUES
DAY. 9Th of Nov.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-16
LEXINGTON, hY., Sept. Is, 1860

Dear Sir: Your letter of the Sth instant is to
hand 1 can say to you in reply to your inquiry,
that John c. Breckenridge, democratic candidate
for President, is mow, and has been for years. the
owner of slaves. You will find the same question
answered by me in letter, which was published
in the Coosa River (Ala) Argus, of Sept. Sth,
and copied into the Louisville Courier of this date
Respectfully, your obed't serv't,a s@--s
JESSE WOODRUFF, P. NJ.
To NJ. Il. Papy, Esq, Jacksonville, Fla erse
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-16

pa- The Charlotte Douglas Democrat refuses
to answer our questions, (far all must admit
about territorial sovereignty and the right of pro-
lection. 1t is afraid of placing itselfin antagousm
to Mr. Douglas opinions and doctrine as two of
his Electors have done, Messrs Myers and McRae.
They have repudiated Mr. Douglas principles, and
we did desire 70 see how their organ stood on that
matter; but he's num- Instead of answering the
questions, he keeps talking about disunion, as
if he could frighten somebody. IF the people of
this section had been easily frightened by the dis
union cry, they would have been thrown into
spasms on the 18th of July, 1859, when the editor
of the Douglas Democrat proclaimed the Union a
failure absolved himself from all allegiance to the
Government, and assisted in firing 10 disunion
guns He has no right to talk about 'Eseceders'
or call any one else disunionist- Our dsorgani-
zing neighbor had better look out, Mr. Douglas
might get hold of him as southern, fre-eating
traitor We are gratifed to know that all such
disunonists are outside of the Breckinridg e ranks
Democrats can do without their smiles, and don, t
tear their IroWns. ExgFfxaE as2R EEtgti
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DIED..

In Union county the It'll inst, Mrs Agnes McNeeIy,
wife of Mr. James A. McNeely, aged about 40 years.
She a consistent member of the Methodist church
In CASTOR county, the 2lst ult of cancer on the
face, Wyatt NJ. GLADDEN., aged 81 years.
In Cabarrus county, on the 9th inst, of lux, Laura
infant daughter of Samuel and Mary c. Smell, aged ii
months.
In Union county, the 9Th instant, VIM. Franklin
Asbury, of B. F. and Matilda Fincher, aged l
year. l month and 6 days. s..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-16

Bss~ Every democratic member of the Leg fslature
except one, every democratic member of Congress
~ democratic newspaper, the democratic Governor and
other State officers, and nuetyn of every hum
urea democrats in North Carolina are for Breckenridge
ana Lane! Yet we hear people talking about the Doug
las faction being The democratic party! How ridiculous
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-16

pa The Newbern Progress, Douglas paper,
speaking in dsparagement of the democratic Mass
Meeting at this place. says:
"Great preparations ade; distinguished speak
ers at home and from abroad invited, and some
of them attended; and though the Western Democrat
estimated the crowd at 1000 persons, learn from
gentleman from Charlotte who is thoroughly reliable,
that there were less than hundred in the pro-
cession and but little hundred at the stand
where the speal took place and that part those
the stand were Bell and Douglas men,"
Inasmuch as the Progress thinks proper to compare
statement with that of unknown individual,
say distinctly that the informant of that paper is
guilty of gross misrepresentation, hundreds here
in Charlotte testify. Seats prepared at the
Stand for 200 persons according the calculation
of the gentlemen who erected them,) and there were
but few unoccuped. At least thousand persons