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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-09-17
Charlotte & .. G. Railroad.

On and after the First day of October, THROUGH
EA?RESS FREIGHT TRAINS will run Daily between
Charlotte and Charleston, without ransshipment, thus
enabling eight> reach Charlotte il days or less
from New York, and in day from Charleston, and
~;-r rsrSa
Also, THROUGH TICKETS will be sold from Char
le1te to Charleston IS So and to New York, via
Charleston Steamers, $40, and rice rc1sa The
chants and public invited to try this cheap and
expeditions route for freights and passengers.
\. II MARTIN,
Oct 2. 1860. If Gen'l Fl. and Ticket Agent
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-09-17
DIR. r.. III. ANDREWS.

CHARLOTTE, n. c.,
Would inform the public generally and the citizens of
hcchlenburg particularly, that he has resumed the
Practice of DENTISTRY and may be found his old
stand He is prepared to Artificial Teeth Gold,
Silver, Vulcanite, the Cheoplastc process, as
patients may desire, and fill Teeth with Gold, Tin,
Anal lgam Os Artificial.
He is also prepared to perform any operation belong
ing Dentistry, and need say that he will be pleas
ed TO wait upon any of his old friends friends
yon may take that for granted
February 5. 1861 SIN
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-09-17
EIardWare!! Hardware! ! !
A. A, n. N. TAYLOR

e DESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
. lie generally, that he ha, added to lis extensive
stock of Stoves and Tin Ware, large and complete
stock of Hardware, consisting in part follows:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
Office.

FVlIiS IS to certify that have III day sold my sou, sam
| u~l Markham, his tiwe during the remainder Of his
mnorty and that shall Claim none ofhis wages nor pay
any debts If hi. contracting after this date
Koxbury, March 30, 1861. EDWIN MANIlAM
Lorenzo Ellis, " illness. 9IG ]wt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
y VEGEiABAG LIFE MEDICINES,

N L
DIsPEPeA, by thoroughly cleansing The fret an second
Il, ms. Il, aud c'oa-ng dow Of pure healthy blt, m
,tcad Ct the ia and acrd Kind Fla ultncy. loss OF
Appetite hearth Irn hcinache, Ksslle.tness, lcmt
AExtt}, Ia ruUr oGd melancholy which are the gen
eral symptoms o. pysprpeia viii vanish as natural
con ele nos OF rs -ue
CoilvESEs., bY cleansing the whole length Of the in
ts-tnes with O.yept process aud without violence; ;
al Nolcu larRts leave the boatls cot'e within 'wo
Gays
fGyms Of al kinds by restoring tho blood 10 reg
ular cir, ua ion through The poce.s of tespna IN
Ia ch aud the thorough so,ution oI all inesIua
obstruction iu uttcf-
IleLie htd,ciics have been known q cure Rneum,-
titm leiHauenrlY 10 three weeks and U5u, IN hall uat
TIM. 10y removing loca hhuJailUn ir,u. tlI- muscles
! aud lsamei.ts ot The JOINTS
D.oIsle- Of an kind. by irciuC and strength min f,
the lad cys sud biGGdr They operate llo-. de- g uy
GA tIa, important organs and hence have ever teen
t.Lrd cri7Iu remedy itr me worst cases Of Gravel
also WthM-. Uy u-l0d iig f.. m tie iurnuCs OF ne
bow 4, No. snv matter 10 which iii 81 creatures adier
SCUAyY lLchrH and luyetciatt sous ny ttc perfect
purit, wuch th.s Lite Ned zines 10 The 9 ODD ani all
tie humO
-ooHBl1lc rrrrrots end bad Conn ,Niar-. by tl.i
awe Meet up,n ne hud. hit ICED iie KIN. and
! the morbid 20" { winch occasions a'i trtWu' com
plan > -al uw, cleway and oher dis1srcfhb complex
The use OF hose rls f1r very IN IT time win enc.
m entire cue o. salt kheum. ana sftikips improve
mtnt in he ceaIHtss o; the skip. Common CDd, aud
llfuenzl vi always lie cuied by one d. or Two IN
th,. " o 81 co,rs
PrtEs The original proprietor Of le'e meaicia,s
VS. cure II " 90 OF % years standing b the VS. 81 III.
ttvfn am AGt r. For this sccurge E the W. ter
couutr thsc Ntdicu,s viii lie found Is ssir, II N
~ - tcttau I'll ely O,het III ems cave hs sjtte0
suij CT 10 o ociusa IF the d Il eue rs these med
icints Icrmrntt- Toy Tlem he ashsd and q cur et
BILIOUS FLyIBs AND LtvEs COMPLAINTS Get era
U,billN ios uf ApI cute Dt eases u feMalrs-ihe ttd
icnc~ hay cell u. with tie moU beneficial resu'ie It
cases ol this descr p'inn kings Evil AMI ScIolu'G
m It, worst otms. ,lds The mid yet powerful ac
uou OF these remarkable Incidence, Nigt Sweet
Nervous D,ility New ms Com aints of all Sints, lal
patnS ci the Heart l'airt'rs'Cc c, ore speedy cu'
| I'd.
MYGcVEAL DIsEAeIs - Persons whose cors' 'tuiion
have become impaired ly the hjudcioui u'eofAltrcuu
VIII fud thee Medicines Ieict cuiei u ihty rcvi
tail TO eradicate from The system ell the eject, OF Me
curry, infinitely sooner then tie meet powered proper.
ticn II SatSplrila
Ptc,a'ci sad soldly w. u. MOFFAT
r 2IF,ll aoj BEoApw,Y. NEw NOrE
PuE SAN rs ALL DUUGG SITS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
1MKC.s E.I1a.lA.I,,.es

LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITIERs.
uREsE MEDlCtNES hGycl ow l,en lc.oc he pub.
i &c 20 ape cd OF IN t, years aud during that umc
hatrmaiu nj I'd III chase or ~ almost every lalt
OF the go.c Tor their * o'd.uafy aui mm date
power Of &c torug Ieflet am 10 pets MS sufcrn2
uuuer nearly tcy KIND disease 10 which human flesh Is
La lie
The following a'e among tie distressing variety Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
MRS. WILSON'S
COCOA-N U T OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson. Hair Dressing is put Gp ia large bottles,
ssd ret ia Tor 81 eta per ho,lc, and Tor dressing The
hair r ans person young Oh, there Is not Us cquan
A,worla Il vill make the hair everything yon wish II
Ia he and iaorcoycr It has perfume that IA Infinitely
npe, t. any ot the fashionable extracts either foreign
ar American, which alone should entisle 1t to place on
every lady toilet tabs.
v.e IA, Regeneration before retiring al night, ana
na;r ain ~, even morc hfcikc IN color and beauty
H., nothne on your hair hu, these preparations ana
, hs, according 10 directions, and We warrant you
good healthy head Of hair
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry I; WI,
son CO. Manchester, n Ito whom oil letters shou"
be aGdr sscd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30

November
N,.-4s. HrNHv p wu.oN 4 go have used your
VIA l.rner tor AVID iair prt-.rf Nnd have received
...at Nrrr u from tirm ~ein iht articles worthy Of
lt.L cormendati1n, add rhc riuy ttromm nd them 70
90 Who want a. gry hair 10 ~ original color, or
20 any yha arc uduletv.lh dHndru1, oi disagreeahh
Ubn, % uch.ai or humos', * To those whose hair
sliug from the hcsl
nv. &. ". II CLARK, Great rail', n. II.
Nr.sus HsNRy Wusos Co deem Ms. WI.
SAN. Uatr Vrrtrrrai,r a,l Hair Dressing the standard
ARTICLES ~ "a I hair preparations. have in many m
stances known them % RESTORE The hair whefe u had
fdcu 81 remove dtnduN restore hc HAIR 10 s Original
l, ,ur. entirely the most painful htadachcs-aud in
some nsAnt,s most serious humurs Personally, have
htra q sigrcr io several 81 these hencnts
RFv. HENRY lllLL, Manchester, ~ u.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
FOss AAiE.
Atfrst rate Chance for Business
Men.

'n Subscriber offers for SALE all his zeal Estate, via
four anl onr-half acres Il choice land with first
class new Yelling houss, tho oughly flushed and Int
ei throughout with cement cell f. AMI 80 watr in
tho ktoh n, good we'll ranged barn, with runnlu.
water in the yard, ncg and large car iare house with
good arch therein good Store built IN years since, With
shed d apary at ached we'll painted his property
IS situated mile run Hydepark, two miles from Nor
Tisville in ceura ooauonf the trade Of horristown
and Hydepark and adjoining towns. In the village a
Grit Mil saw VI L. rannery Wo ten Factory, 'ariage
Shoa starch Factory, blacksmith shop, sc. III isone
Of the very best locations FOR trade Ia Lamole County,
where large business Is being do,e larse husines Ia.
been done here TOR ready pay strictly chance 1t
mere cftredlo active business will also sci
very Aye interval Of some 20 acres, mil from the hull
aings we fenced with lOolnew Ia aud shd the
with water In the yard, either with scpa ale from the
buildings
Nv. rERRiLL.
Csdys Falls, VI, Jan. 70, 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
Trust Sale.

whereas on the 9th dag Il August, a 1889, william
Gerka, for the purpose Of securing % Thomas J. Bowler
or bearer the sum Of two hundred and hty dollars, as
evidenced by his ~prOmissory note bearing date as afore-
said, payable twelve months after date. conveyed 70 the
undersigned IA D1wler in trust, tie folOwinedescri-
bed real estate in Nrmaha County, Nebraska Territory,
tO-wlt: northwest quarter Of section fourteen township
six north ofrange fourteen east Of theGth principal me-
ridian.
And whereaSit is provided in said Deed Of Trust uthe
sum SO secured 20 said Thomas J. DOvFler or bearer was
not paid him by the 9Th day Of August, A d 1860, the un-
deTSigned was authorized to sell the property therein
conveyed, AFTER advertising the same thirty days in some
newspaper printed 10 the Territory OF Nebraska, atpuo-
lie auction at the door Of the Office OF Register OF dcels
Of Nemaha county, in BrOwnville5 Nebraska, o execute
a deed to the purchaser 20 pay % the amount therein
secured with interest costs expenses and a reasonable at
torney's fee; and TO hold the remainder subject to she
order Of said Gerka.
And whereas the said william Gerka has failed to
pay said note or any part thereof; therefore Notice Is
hereby gwen that by virtue ~ the authority 70 me given
by said Deed Of Trust will on Monday, January 2Sth
1861 1t the door OF the once Of the COuhty Clerk Of Ne
m1ha county, in BTOwnville, Nebraska. between the
hours OF SO'clock A 8I and O'Clock P u Of said -, sell
said real estate atpUblic auction 10 the highest bidder
for cash and upon such sale .ml payment Of the pur-
chase money vii. sasEe execute and deliver 60 tbe pur-
CHASER - purchasers thereof a deei or deeds for said
= real estate. 4. A. BOWLER, Trustee.
December 26th, 1850. 25-6-Sto
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
HONG CORRESPONDENCE.

Editor Nebraska .Aduertiser:
DEAN Sin: In locking over your paper
of last week 1 notice a address to our
Legislature" over the signature Of
"Uncle Jo."
Among other subjects discussed is our
law in relation to the assessment and col
lection of taxes. In which are misrepre-
sensations l wish to correct before the
people.
lst. He says assessments have been set
aside in this county, and. as he has been
informed, (would like to know who his
informant was,) ONE seVenty-fve per
cent been added TO them, but (like to
know what he means by bua) property
valued at three dollars per acre has been
put up to FIVE by the Commissioners. Now,
Mr.. Editor, there is not one single cord
of truth in the whole sentence.
The Commissioners have never set
aside al. assessment in this county. That
they did refuse 10 accept a certain assess.
ment last spring on account of inequality
and general imperfecrion. we do not pre-
tend to deny. They did not, however,
assess the properly themselves, but on the
contrary ordered The assessor to proceed
to assess the county anew, giving him
such instructions as would insure equality
and justice to all.
In regard to the Commissioners putting
property up from three TO FIVE dollars per
acre. is so absurd an idea that it scarcely.
needs correction bot, for the satisfaction
Of Uncle 10 and his admirers, | will Just
say that l Will give my salary for one
year, to any man who will point to a
single instance wherein the Commission
ers of Nemaha county ever raised the
assessed value Of any properly one cent.
As to the seventy-ive per cent, l do
not know how to answer, from the fact
that do not know What he means, neither
do / presume any one else does.
As far as his criticism on law is con-
cerned Icare nothing about it. but would
advise Uncle 10 when he is going to pub
fish another article that reflects on the
character of an officer (who is acting in
good faith and doing the very best ne can
forthepeople in perfOrming a vast amount
of labor for but little pay and less thanks
to confne himself to the truth, and if he
does not know what the truth is, better
find out before he says anything on the
subject. COMMISSIONERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
CONSTELLATION 0r C0stlEeness.

No one ofthe many 'ills aesh Is heir to" IL 30 m.
ValeRt, so little understood, and 20 much nsrlssa}
as Costiveness. Often originating in carclsunsI
or sedentary habits, it is regarded D. q Sigh DOR
der Of Zoo little consequence to excite anxiety. Ehl
IN reality IL is the precursor and companion d nn
Of the most fatal and dangerous diseases. and N
less early eradieated it viii bring the sufrrsrhs
untimely grave. Among the lighter evils ofshs
costiveness is the usual attendant are Headni,
Cole, Rheumatism. Foul Breath, Piles and oiks
OF Ike nature, while a long train offrighfful dies
ses such as Malignant Feyers. Abcpsses. Dyssn,u
Diarrh@a Dyspepsia, Apoplexy. Epilepsy, Panlu,
hysteria, HypoehOndriasis, Melancholy and lnstt
ty, hrstindicate their presence in the system By Oh
alarming symptom. Not unfrequsntly The dissu
named Originatein Constipation, but take on an H.
dependentexistene unless the cause is eradisE
IN an early stage. From an these consideration 6
follows that the disorder should receive immsfrs
attention whenever It occurs, and 20 person sholi
neglect to get a box Of Cephalic Pills on he a.,
appearance Of the complaint, as their timely un
VIII exPeI the iDsidu0us approaches or diuare, aa{
destroy this dangerous foe to human life.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
WiHiamsonR.W Cobb Civil Action. District Court
vs.; Nemaha County, Territory
-. .--.- q E-L-o-Ln

WiuiamsonR. W Cobb Civil action. District Court
V; Aeinaha OOuhtys A'
Gurdin HI. Wilcox. Of Nebraska.
sTbe said defendant Gurdln II Wilcox, IN the Ter
rssoFv Of Kansas; will take notice-that on the Ziih
~ If September: 1860 said plaintiff Williamson K "
0obb aid Gle his petition ii said District Court, N
al for snid County Of Nemaha, together With his
Raavitf for an attachment in the above named ac-
go and eansed a Summons and an order Of attach
n.,t tahs issued thereon against said defendant
Tbat the sheriff Of said county, BY virtue OF said
or1er. on saia 24th day Of September, according to
law attached the following as the property Of the
said defendant, to wit: the undivided half part o.
LOT No. 4 Of South east fractional quarter and south
west quarter Of south east f~raetienal quarter OF sec
ton rs. township No. 5, north Of range 10, east Of
the 6tb principal meridian, in Nemahae county, Ncb-
Faska Territory, all containing 4aores more or less.
That the object and prayer Of which said petition IS
to obtain q Judgment against said defendant IN faF-
or Of said plaintiff for the sum Of $500 90, with inter-
est from August oath, 1883, and Cor the further sum
Of $50 90 with interest from the same date for mo-
ney collected by said defendant. as agent for said
plaintiff. Of one Thomas Mackey, and which said
money sal defendant neglects and refuses to pay to
said Plaintiff. That the said defendant is hereby
required % appear and answer OF demur 20 said pc
tition on OF. before the 18th day Of February 1851.
JOHNSON SCHOENHElTT,
Jan. s.. 4w-SIO Peaintif Attys.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
A Day OF Fasting and Prayer.

In yiew~of the present distracted and
perilous condition of our country, Presi-
dent Buchanan has set apart tomorrow,
Friday, January 4'h, as a day of Humili-
alton, Fasting and Prayer, and recon-
mends hat the people throughout the
Union assemble, according to their seve-
raj forms of worship to keep il as sol
m fact. These are p%erilous times and
wefear "none but God'' can speak peace
to the Storm" Let US. therefore, ask
Him to soothe the angry emotions, and
dispel the dark clouds that brood over our
beloved country. .3o-2 T1sv
There will be a ermondehvered in the
Congregational Church by Rev. A. S.
BrLL1xosLEY. at 10 ~ O'clock. A, M.
BY a notice in to.day's paper, it will
be seen that the Post Office will be closed9
which example we hope TO see followed
by every business house in the city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03


Parker, stIil using the gentiemanty Ian
guage so peculiar TO such SOult erners, and
which suppose they learn at their plan
tation Colleges, said ''yOu are a damned
sinking, abolition son Of a bitch, and if
you don't leave here III pat a tan thrOngh
you" Vincent replied. that he Parker)
had stopped him, and he was oaly answer
ing his questions. He then started %
leave, when Parker seized him by the col
lar, shook him several times, and struck
him in the face all the time pouring out
a stream of his peculiar gentlemanly Ian
guage. Vincent getaway as soon as he
could, but had not got many yards before
Parker shot at him twice with a revolver,
the balls striking in the snow a few yards
ahead of hin. He took refuge in a house
close by, and waited until ne thought
there was no more Danger. He then
started on, but soon heard Parker call TO
him to "stop." He however FASTENED to
the house of Elder Shinn, and braeing
his back against the door, called for help.
Young Shinn came to his relief and he re-
treated to a back room. ShinnIhen open
ed the door, when Parker told him that
he would kill that man, Shinn replied
that he would have to Kill him first, and
he (Shinn) was prepared for him.
Here is a man in robust health, threat
ening, Selling. striking ,andfnally shoot
ing at, an unarmed man who is a Drip
pie, and cannot walk without a CAM
simply because this mans home is in Ia
Dor, Iowa. This is called Chivalry, and
this fellow boasts of his noble Virginia
blood. Oh, Virginia! Thy chivalry has
run to seed and hath become a laughing
stock to the nations. This man, this
cowardly rufian, is a prominent Office
holder in the Territory. No wonder
Democracy is a stink in the nOstrils of the
people; but | suppose this is one of the
rights of the South "that we read about .
The people of Omaha condemn the
outrage, and say that Parker ought to be
punished but | have little faith that he
will be punished as he deserves.
The Council yesterday afternoon took
up for the third reading, the bill to pro-
hibrt slavery in Nebraska, it was debated
by Strickland and Goss for the bill, and
Belden and Little against it. 1t was
then passed, ayes 10, hayes 3. Belden,
Little and Bennett voting no.
Strickland though the smallest IN stat
ure of any of the members of the Coun-
ell, is not the smallest in intellect by any
means. His speeches are delivered
with a freshness and vigor, Q that make
them very interesting; but / hope the
next time he delivers a speech in Brown,
vile he will leave out the anecdotes.
Each House has passed a large number
of bills, though only one, (the Slavery
billy has passed both Houses and sent to
to the Governor for his action.
et ego NEMAHA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
Beginning a New Government on
ssHaIr Price"

A letter from Atlanta. Georgia, in the
Brooklyn Eagle, tells a story Of III old
PIanler from 1.-The INTERIOR" who enter
tanned sensible views of the crisis. We
copy
"A day or two ago, az old planter
came 10 town with a load Of cotton, who.
said -it was the iEsllime he had been III
town for two years, an he wouldn't ha-
cum no how, but he thought he'd cum
along with the boys 1.-TWO big negroes)
this time. tn see ef he could find outsome-
thing about the great fuss they was a
maxim in the Newspapers about goin,
out Of the Union A sharp cotton mer-
chant freely volunteered tOmake the mat
ter plain to him, and did so with his
minds eve on the lead of cotton of The
old mans. After listening some time.
The OLD fellow interrupted, saying An,
then all the se-ce-secession bushes Is be-
cause them Northern Republicans elected
Lincoln. is it. Because we wasn't strong
enough down here? Well. then, | say.
fire Ginf strong enough for EN- red
ought to be Whipped; an what's more, II
they kin whip US in good-natured set-to
at the ba1ot-box, they're pretty stlrefO do
1T when 1T ,cOmes to fighting IN earnest
Besides, | don't see what we've had 10
complain about here in Georgia--we AZ
ways get a good price and ready pay for
our cotton-an' | was a thinkin, yesterday
that / only knowed, myself, of two mig
gers, in the hull course of my life, that
was run off by the Abolitionists. Why,
out in Kentucky. an Virginny, and some
other States roun' there, I've heern of
hundreds bein' carried of-and them fell
lers wouldn't a said a thing about 1t If
South Carolina hadn't a made such a pow
erfuI noise. No, sir! I've always been
treated tolerably well in the Union, an
l would rather stay in such a place than
try what | kin do in some other; an if
you'fe goin to begin your new govern
ment by givin' me a little more than half
price for my cotton, l can't see why !
should go in for disunion.'
Thus you might hear nearly the same
story a dozen times a day from the hon
est, supplemented planters who now
throng the cotton market. All seem e.
qually at a loss to know the cause of dis
union"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

Headache is the ~favOrits sign bv vbts
ture makes known any dsvintiou whatever
natural state Of the brain. and viewed in IA.
il may be looked ON rs a safeguard intended
notice II disease which might otkerwlss
%tenti0n. til too late % be remedied; andi,s
tons shoald never be neglected. Headssb-
be classified under twO names: Symntom,,a
idiupathie. Symptumatic Headache 8 er.esI
common, and Is the precursor Of a great
diseases, among which are Apoplsxy. Gosf rt
matism, and all febrile diseases. In its nsvs.
il is sympathetic nf disease Of the stomach
ting sack hsadaeks. of hepathic disease con
batoas~ headache, of worms, constipation -
disordersOf the bowels, as well as renal ana
affections. Diseases of the heartar Terrf
y attended with headaches; AuRmia. ana
are also affections which frequently OeeasiS, n
ache. %idiopathic headache il aO v-sryeomm.-E
ing usually Distinguished By the name Of -
~headae&5 sometimes coming on suddenly ina IN.
Of apparently sound health and pr0stratinFat -
Elemental and physical energies, and in othr 4
stances iteOmes on slowly. hemlded BY dem,F.
Of spirits oraeerbity Of temper. In most i6ra--
the pain is an the front Of the head, over one or N
eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting; ~
this class mayalsO be named NeHralgin.
For the treatment Of either class Of Headaeb, a
Cephalie Pills have been founda safe and sur, ~,
edy, relieving the most acute pains in = fsu min
tes, and BY its subtle power eradicatiuz The distv
OF which headache is the u~nerring index.