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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-02

''Our contemporary of the Democrat. after holding
out manfully for while against Disunion, has at
length succumbed, land is fire eating journal.
This is to be regretted but it is-Raleigh Standard
And our contemporary of the Standard. after pro-
claiming last year that he could go Nth the South and
stand by the side Of South Carolina If Black Republican
elected President an 1860, has succumbed and is
now opposing the very he said he would APP
prove. "This is to lie regretted, bnt so it is" The
Standard is now dancing with strange partners And
in 1859, the Standard said:
"Wth friends of the Charlotte Democrat we ex-
pect stand by the South in whatever course she
adopt. But what if North Carolina should decide 10
submit to Black Republican rule! Can it be possible
her people will do that? Mr. Fillmore said in 1856 that
the people of the South ought not to submit"
The "Charlotte Democrat; has been true to it's
declaration of 1885, but where is the Raleigh Standard?
Will it reflect and " stand by the South" according
to promise while the lamp holds out to burn"
the Standard may return.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-02

CHARLESTON, March 39.--6,295 bales Cotton re-
ceved during the week and 635 sold prices ranging
from 10 to l3s. Corn SO to ~ cts; Flour Sc rs to
ST Is per bbl Bacon III hog round.
COLUMBIA, March 29.-Cotton 9 to ii IS.
YORKVILLE, March 29.-Cotton market lively
prices ranging from to 10 90 Flour So IS to 50 SO
per sack Corn "a to 81 cents Bacon, hog round lag
Enquirer
NEW YORK, March 29.--Cotton advanced one
eighth. Flour advanced and 30 cts-Southern S. 80
and IS 80 per Dbl. Wheat and Corn advanced l and
cents
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-02

BGy~ We learn from the Columbia Caroliniar
that fire occurred at Sumtervlle, S. c., the
9th, destroying twelve houses, including the
Town Hall
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-02
BAGGAGE CONTAINING DUrrABLE NERO

AEhOHANDIAH'
Should however dutiable articles be found IN such
ba gage the trunk other package containing the
same must be placed in the with the merchandise
and under the lock- before required and the
fact noticed in the manifest And such baggage shall
be delivered with the other merchandise TO the chief
revenue officer the depot, under the fore
going regulations.
DISPOSITION BAGGAGE AT REVENUE DEPors
Passenger baggage destined for places beyond OR
more interior than the revenue depot, must be ex-
amned by the chief revenue officer at said revenue
depot, and if they found not to contain any mer-
chandze subject duty, pass to their destination
by having permit in the same form as that provided
for revenue stations signed by the chief revenue cf-
Ger. pasted thereon
Should, however, such baggage contain dntiable
merchandise the trunks other package in which said
baggage is contained. shall be deposited at said rev.
enue depot hereinbeore provided for regular mer-
chandZe
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-02

pa Arch'd. W. Campbell, abolitionist has
been appointed postmaster at Wheeling, Va. This
is the way the border States are to be aboitionized
Abolition postmasters will not suppress abolition
documents
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-02

KULE WHICH WORKS BOTH wAYs.-The
antlsecesson papers and orators say that inasmuch
as the Southern Rights men were beaten at the
late election, they ought to be quiet and pas
sively submit to the majority If they believe in
that doctrine, why did they not remain mum after
being defeated in State and county elections-why
do they continue to complain because the late
Legislature did not elect them their friends to
fill! the offices. Mr. Clingman and Capt. Hoke
were elected by the majority, yet find those who
are now eounselling the Southern Rights men to
submit, complaining and railing against those
elections Consistency is said to be jewel, but
1t does not appear that Union friends consider
it worth a straw
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-02

LATER FROM EuRoPE.-The steamship City of
Baltimore, with Liverpool dates to the 18th arriv-
ed in New York on Thursday last. The sales of
Cotton in Liverpool for four previous days reach
&c 80, 600 bales, closing firm with an advancing
tendency Breadstuffs closed firm with an upward
tendency. Provisions quiet
Messina has surrendered to the Sardinians. All
was quiet at Warsaw. Another Conference was
to assemble on the Syrian question Dispatches
from Syria announce threatening attitude of
the Musselmen towards the Christians. Russian
troops continue to arrive at Warsaw. Tn conse-
quence of personal difficulty, Sir Fl. Bulwer re-
fused to attend the American Minister'S reception
on Washington's birth day.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-02

HOUSE BURNT.-We regret to learn that the
Dwelling House of Sheriff Alexander, in Sharon
neighborhood in this county, was consumed by fire
on Wednesday last. The wind very high on
that day and the building was quickly in flames,
which prevented the saving of any of the furni-
ture except piano; clothing and everything of
the kind was burnt Mr. Alexander, we learn
saved his papers The fire occurred about the
middle of the day, and was accidental.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-02

THE DEEPEST SHOWROOM the Wilmin ston
Herald we copy the following:
Mr. EDIroR: | have been careful observer of
the weather. and for the most part kept record of
it since February, 1917. [ satisfied the snow
of Monday night aud Tuesday morning, 18th and
10Th of March, was the heaviest fall of snow dur
ing that period, GA years. l admit there has
been colder weather, but not such solid snow as
the last. Yours, j. CASSIDEY
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-02

The Texas Convention has adopted the Consti-
tuition of the Southern Government almost unani-
mousy. 1t has turned old Sam Houston adrft,
and is regulating things generally in real Texan
,lo
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-02

THE WHOLESALE TRADE OF Charlottesville bust
ness men Of Charleston already beginning reap
the advantage of the independent position which the
South has taken in consequence of the refusal of the
North to grant her constitutional rights.
Business Of ali kinds has increased at amazing
pace thronging the city from all parts
of the South and the indications that Charleston is
destined become the commercial metropolis of the
Confederate States. In dry goods and fancy goods
the operations have been very large and the purchas
crs informed principally composed of those
who used to patronize New York. One house alone,
the business of which heretofore chiefly confined
to Georgia has sold heavy bills to merchants from
Georgia. Mississippi, Arkansas, and Texas. in shoes
alone the sales of the last weeks have amounted
to upwards of $500, Ooo.-Charleston Mercury.
IMPORTANT VIsIToRs.-The Charleston Courier states,
upon the reliable authority that agents. represent
ing several very extensive manufacturing establish
ments in Sheffield and Birmin CHAM, England, are
expected arrive there in few days to establish per-
manent agencies in that city.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-02

Southern Government is being considered in Sc
cret session
COLLECTING THE REVENUE-The Confederate
States are preparing to collect the duty goods
transported from foreign country, like North
Carolina, by railroad Chester, at the junction of
the Charlotte and Columbia and of the King S
Mountain Railroad, has been made place Of
entry and delivery, and MrJ Robinson appointed
collector.
c. G.. Memminger, Secretary of the Treasury of
the Confederate States has issued circular instructions
in relation to the collection of customs. Revenue
stations on the railroad lines entering the new Con-
fcderacy where all goods be subject to examina
ton the trunks and personal baggage of passen-
gers, will be subject to the following supervisors
PASSENGER
The baggage of all passengers passing over the rail-
ro:d routes before named arrival ct the aforesaid
stations depots shall be subject to the nspec
ton and examination of either the revenue guard at
such stations officer such revenue depots
and any baggage that be intended to be landed
between the stations and hrst revenue
depots may be examined by the revenue guard and If
containing articles subject duty, shall be landed at
the intermediate place named by having the following
permit signed by the said guard pasted promi-
nentIy the trunk valise carpet bag other envel
ope of such baggage, and the permit shall be In the
following form:
Baggage Permit
Revenue Station at Is
p,.so,oar hauna0e ey.minnd and NAV be delivered
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-02

The South Carolina Convention reassembled
on the Goth of March. The Constitution Of the
Southern Government is being considered in Sc,
cret session.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-30
IEoAI, noTtGE.

To jeremiah =. Whey, Joseph :. Sweeper, j. X.
Brucs, ) 3. rhomI aon, Thomas Bruce, h. G.
Hicks, j. n. Lock God, Charles schafer, j. B.
Yose and w. A. Yores
Nlu and each Of yea are hereby notified that
! ihsreis now on fle in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, lows, Ut Keokak,
petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming 81 you Jere-
miah u. Whey the sum Of sixteen hundred dol
lars with 10 per o. MT. interest per payable
annually, a@ money due mortgage made by
seH To Gharfcs Mason and since assigned to said
Hiram Barney. dated the 10th OF February,
1866; also Claiming against each OF you the fore
closure OF saic m.rttag &c the sane tting upon the
w OF N-E /. and the N Of Sc. Of eectios
3, Tn. GO, X. w. Lee County Iowa, for the pur-
thase money; and further asking for = sale of
said premises, and general rsiief.
And unless you appear and answer said petit
tion on or before the noon Of the second day Of
the naxt term Of said court. 10 commence at
keokuk rn tbs first Monday Of September, a. d
1851 "A d.fa ult will be entered against you and
Judgment rendered thereon prayed for IN said Pc
titIon.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Apri1 10, 1s61-dfm Atts,e for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-30
Orixsuai Notice.

To Janos u. Wakh, Reward n. Waah, Marsast
walsh, Mary Il. 6tetn, Mary AYAbeIia Steen,
Mary y. iors and VIM. A. lore her hutbsnd,
Margaret J. Yore and Jno g. Yere her husband,
Adiey Gregory, George Foster Ell Miller, Mi-
chaei Oskoufke, and the unknomn heirs ard iega-
tees 81 JeAn o. Rorske, deeeesed, tdefendants):
Nov are hereby seserslly notifed that there
l. nov on Tile in the C.erk's Cfice OF the Dis-
trict Court of Lee County, Iowa, Mt ktokuk, a Pc
sitien n tquity trough by John Augustus lnrkeo
against you, Praylngto bast y mistak G corrected
O'kourke and Patrick Walsh lboth now deoe ass d.,
OF certain lots and lands. DIR wn iy lib, IN q Nm
ants in common in hhafe No. 80 IN the ntcfee OF
Partition OF the Hall Ireed Tract In Lee County,
Iowa, and to decree the Wcsf half OF Lot eight 1877
IN Block one hundred Htd xix 1851 In Ketkuk,
Iowa, to have belonged tundsr saia deed ut D. ri-
tom to Patrick Walsh, and the Eass bslf OF said
lot eight VI to have belonged 10 Jehn O'EoDrke
also praying fsr the confirmation Of The Feat half
OF said Lot eight 81 IN petitioner, who claims The
same under deeds from hn Usr0urke, End that
the heirs ut Law of said Patrick Walsh, dece a,ed
and OF said John U'Rourke, deceased. be forever
stopped and barrsd from setting up Any etsim or
title In anu to lot eight ts or any psrt thereof,
except under and through said partition deed, ms
prayed 10 be corrected and establs he'd by the de-
cree OF said Court; and also for |. neral relief.
Now each OF The above named defendants are
required 10 appear and answer this Ietitirn hy
noon OF the teannd day ST The naxI La ID sf sid
court, to be held Oh tie frat Mo Dday of septsm-
Der, 1861 at keokuk, and show cause nv tho
prayer OF said petition should net be grartsd, or
decree as prayed for therein will Le had and
enteredby default.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
soiicItnr for plaintif
tho above ~ copy OF the notice on file which
wat approved by the Couri on he 81 Of February.
lt6l AID ordered 10 be published In The Daily
sate City, Newspaper lnbIiALed At heck VI.
Iowa. Fur six consecutive weeks.
IL. witness my hand and zeal Of Court this
- March l4th, 1851.
ERIE j. LEFCH,
Clerk OF District Court. /
BY INWARD Musa. Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-30
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t.egat OttCe.

tegat Notice.
To William Whit, Edward keddy and Mrs. 3D.
ward keddy:
NOu and zach # you hereby notified that
i there is row on bile In the office 81 the Clerk of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, Ut
Keokak, . petit q OF Hiram Barney claiming Of
you Vim. hiie the SUN Of four hundred dollars,
with 10 per cent. interest per annum payable snnu
ally. as money duecn.two mortgsg m de by you
te Charles NJ ssun and since assigned 70 said Hiram
Barney, dated uet 8. 1856; also claiming agasnst
ereh Ut You the foreclosure of said mortgages,
the same beiug upon the nth-esst quarter vi he
northwest qulrter OF seetioa twenty nine 2gl
in township sixty-ssven lb71 north, range xix
t6l west, Lee County, Iowa, tor the purchase mo
ney, and further asking for sale Of said premises,
aud general relief.
And unless you appear and answer sud petition Oh
before OF the "a day Ut the ssrm Of said
court to commsnca as keokuk on the lst Monday of
September, A. ID. 1861, default will be entered
sgainst you the petition taksn ~ by you con-
fessed, and decree rendered thereon prayed.
NOBLE a. STRONG,
April 10, 1851 dim Pitts Att'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-30
CURTIS, GILMORE 4 CURTIS,
March 20. 186l-4w Sols. for Petitioners.

Legal Notice.
To Hugh T. Reid, Mary AieIsne keid, Price, Pat
ton Co.. Mason 4 Wheeler, Geo. Il. Gordon,
Phillip vieIc;
NOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
/ there Is now on ie In the ofce Of tbs Clerk Ct
The District Court Of Lee County, lows, At Fort
Madison, . petition OF Henry :. Iayler claiming Of
you lIugh r. Raid the sum Of Ave thousand dollars
with interest It the rate Of 10 per cent. per annu,
Ms money due on q promissory ts given by you
TO said Taylor. dated Sept. ~, 1859; and further
claiming Of all Of you the foreclosure Of = mort
gage Of the date and given to secure said
certain real estate In Lee Co., Iowa, desert bed
In said petition.
And unlsss you appear and answer said petition
on or before the noon Of the second day Of the
ne term Of said Court, to commence vt Fort NJ nd
;soI CO TIC .h.... Monday * a.y =. iooi,
fault will be entered against you, the PETITE tn
ken Is by you confessed. and judgment and decree
rendered against you ~ prayed therein.
.--~. kARlE~ 4 STRONG, ---q-r,~--
March 20, l86i-1m Pitts Att'ys.
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LEGAL ,nOrICE.

To Mary Ann Crsig, kiehAsa Craig. John Win
tAsop and Brown . ClsaAsanine.
VOU apd eael Of yeu are hereby notiAsd that
- there 10 n00on dle Id the olcS 81 the Clerk Of
The UlstIict Ca6ft % Lac County, lowe, Il Keo.
kuk, Iowa, the petition and amended petitien Of
samuel y. Vocrhics claiming Of ell Il you tho
foreclosure Of > mortgage sxcent<de by The said
Mary Ann Craig on the following al estate, sit
uats in Leo County, Iowa, to wit: Twenty-Five l7bl
feet OF of lot tGelxe t12}, In bIesh one huudrsd
and fifty-six tls61 In the city CT KeokuE, and
bounded As foilows: commencing It point on the
easter1y line Of laid Lotlwelve n twenty o5l
Feet from the alley In said block thence 10 SOU b.
criy direction twenty-five t25y feet. thence in 4
westerly direction fifty toJ feet thence in north
erly direction twenty i've t2b) ieet, thence in !
easterly direction ffiy (9t) fset to the place Of
beginning; and claiming also under said moricar
Judgment or decree against Richard Craig and
Mary Ann Craig fur the snm Of four hundred dol
lars with ten per cent per annum interest thereon
from the 9th day Of Juue, 1857, and pray np for d
sale OF said property and also for general relief
u nicss you appear and answer said petition on
or before VI the second day Of the next tes 40
of said Court, TO commence at Keokuk on the
frEt MundEy Uf September, a. u, 1861, defsuit
will be entered against you, judgment or decree
rendered thereon in accordance with the PRAYER
of said petition.
THOMAS NJ. GREGORY,
March ~, 1S6l-dlm SOL for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-30
l4cKnl N@iace.


To Joseph II S.reeper and Clara S. Streeper his
wife, James Shields, j e Bruce, J. s. 1hemp-
son, X. c. Hicks,J M. Lockwooa, Chas. Schafer.
and Iosaph f. Partridge James W. p,nchctt
and James S. Warren, composing the firm Ut
Partridge, Pinch ut 4 Warren.
YOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now on file IN the cfice OF the CLERK
of the District Court OF Lac County. Iowa, At
keokuk q petition uf Hiram Barney, claiming Of
David Ramsay the sum of eleven hundred dollars
with per cent. interest per ann um pay ahle annu
ally, n oney due on tao mortgages made hy him
to thas. Msson ard since assigned to said Hiram
barney, dated August 14th, 1856; also claimng
against each of you the foreclosure Of said mort
cages, the same being upon the west half Of the
southeast quarter and the Suuth half Of the south
EAST quarter Of the southeast quarter IF section
thirty-three, township sixty-seven NORTH Of range
six west, in Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money; and further asking for sale Of tho said
premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said Petition
on or hefore noon " the second day II the next
term Of said Court. to com nee at ke0kuk on tbs
lst Monday September A. ID. 1861 default will
BIO entered against you, and = decree rendered
against you ~ prayed for therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
April 10, 1851. plEs Att'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-30


To Lnnies Dyer, Mahala Cock late DYER and Eli
J Cook her husband, kehs CO. Lenan late Iyer)
ard Lcmlel u. Lemon her husband. ieasc iysr,
Rub shutiler llase nysrl ard Il nj min X.
shnfilsr her Instant, A. drew III Hy =, afsh v.
Winters late Dyer ard George ". Winters her
hueb I'd, and su.ant.ab Dyer.
NOA and eath Of you are hereby respectively
L notified that there Is on file IN Tie afi-e Of
tha Clerk OF the District Court If Lee County,
IOWA, at Fort Madison, n petition of George :.
Dyer, BY his next frieId Owen iIi@ms, claiming
u you and earh ot yen the partition OF certain
lands, particulsriysd ser bod ard out In said
petition, or, IN case they cannot parttisnsd,
nat they be sold and thv pre- eds divided ~
setnpiated, ~ law; also for general r.lrf.
Uuiess you appear nd answer said petition
aRbefore the second day Of the next term IL said
Court 10 be begun and husdrn mt Fort Nadson
aforesaid. on the bird Mondayof May next, l2oth
day thereby, default will be rend srd against you,
and Judgment taken as prayedfor
FRANCIS SLAPLE,
April s, 1851 dim Attorney for Plt'n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-30
Anr'l 10. 1851


To K. i. Hobb.
YOU hereby notified that there Il now on lie
II In the Office IL the Clerk of the District Court
IF Lee County, Iowa, at keokIk. apetition Of lii
ram Barney claiming Of John shores. the sum IL
eight hundred and forty four 4gI00 dollars ". th
I'D per cant interest peE alnassr #nnunfty,
n money due on mortgage made by said shores
to Charles Mason and since assigned to said Hiram
Barney, dated October IT. 1858; also claiming
against you and the o her defeg dants the fore
closure Of said mortgage, the same being upon
Lo, number nine ~ in Block number thirteen [lal
in the City Of keonuk, Lee County. Iowa, for the
purchase money, and further asking for sale of
said premises and general relief.
And unless you appear ard answer said petition
on or befare the nom of the - day Of The Ut 1t
term Of said Court, to { ammenee at keokuk on the
first Monday OF septem Der, A. ID. 1861 default will
be entered against you, the petition taken by you
confessed. and decree rendered tht pra yed.
NOBLE h STRONG,
Aprii 10, lS61~Im Pifr's Att,ys.