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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-15

- The new Magistrates of Meckenburg count
b. notified to meet in Charlotte on Saturday next.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-15

HsSg@ Inasmuch as our name some time ago
|nnounced in the Bulletin (then published in this
/ why as a candidate FOR the State Convention, and
we have since then received many solicitations
allow our name to be used candidate, 1t is
foper that we should say publicly, what we have
ivately said to friends, that we will not consent
. be candidate for any office whatever we
! build not serve if elected.
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The Terrible siberian Plague.

The Siberian plague, as it is called, was
ct last accounts raging st st. Petersburg,
and already there is serious alarm in Wes-
tern Europe, for fear that it will extend to
the continental nations. There is every
reason to believe that like the Asistic chol-
era, and all great epidemic dieesses known
to history, it will extend its rsvsges west
ward. The French Government has Or
dered all vessels from st. Petersburg TO be
put in strict quarantine, while the Austrian
Government has sent medical commission
TO Russia to inquire into the nature of the
epidemic, and the best means of treat
ing It. There is no doubt but this is the
same disease as that known to history IS
the plague, and which has in its time visit
ed every continent but OUTS. Il was in
1866 that the plague visited London so fear
fully. It is little singular that it has re.
appeared just two hundred years from that
time.
A special telegram to the London Times,
dated Berlin, April 3, says: The plague
continues st st. Petersburg. The total
number of cases is 10000, and of deaths
1000. There are 100 eases a day. Forty
physicians are dead. The IsmsllOff Bar
racks are converted into hospital. Pre-
cautionsry measures are taken in Moscow,
where the food and lodgings of the labor
ing class are inspected BY the police. 1t is
not cholers, but plague, with dilsted pupils,
carbuncles and pestilentisl bubo." DR..
Muehison, of the London Fever Hospital,
in letter to the Times, says the public
need be under little apprehension as to the
importation of the Russian epidemic into
England. The more formidable of the two
diseases composing it is there already.
During the last three years true typhus has
been prevailing among the poor Of London
to an extent rarely, if ever, before known.
The British Government having tele-
graphed to its officials in Russia for infoi-
nation relative to the epidemic in that
country, the Ambassador at st. Peters
burg, IN telegram dated the 9Th instant,
says: "The fever is contagious, andin Eng
Ian is called the relapsiDg or famine fe-
yer. It was unknown in Russia until eight
months ago"
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PERIODICALS.
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.

4
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R.C0ODALE'S
CkTARRH
RE M ( DY.
AID MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

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Interyiew between J. 3. LangstOn and

AuteERleW DetWeeM d ~ AAMbStOA CIV
President johnson.
j. NJ. Langsion, Esq7 of oberlin, Ohio,
says the Philadelphia Press, at meeting
held by the colored citizens of Washing
ton, on Tuesday night, stated that he had
had, in the morning, an inteaview with
the President of the United States, in
which he verbally laid before him the fol-
lowing:
President JOHNSON As President of
the National Equal Rights Lesgue, an as
sociation whose membership may be num-
bered by thousands-an association having
its branches in well nigh all the loyal
States Of the Union-sr association repre-
senting in truly national sense the pat
riotism and loyalty Of the colored Ameri-
csn-I have the honor to present 10 you
In your new position as President Of the
United States, our congratulations snd
sympsthies; and pledge to you in your
endeavors to support and perpetuste the
Union, the Constitution, ana the laws Of
our country, tour lives, oul property, and
our sacred honor"
The colored American asks but two
things. He asks, after proving his devc-
tion TO his country by responding 20 het
call in the hour Of her sorest trial, and af-
Ger demonstrating upon many hotly-con-
tested battle fields, his manhood and vslor,
that he have, first complete emancipation
and secondly, full equality before Ameri-
can law. Your past history, as connected
with the rebellion, gives us full assurance
that in your hands our cause shall receive
no detTimeht, and that our liberty and
rights will be fully protected and sustain
ed. We are not ignorant of the many nc
bic utterances of freedom which you have
made to the colored people of your cWn
State, Tennessee, nor are we Ignorant OF
the high estimate in which they hold you
rs their friend and benefactor.
We cannot forbesr to express TO you, sir,
our grief and SORROW in view of the sad cs-
lamity-the foul assassination Of Abraham
Lincoln, your predecessor, which this day
mskos us indeed nation of Inournera.
In reply, the President said
SIR: thank you for this interview. l
receive the kindness and honor which you
now express 10 me in the same spirit I
would if you were of another class.
need not htste TO you my past history.
It is well understood by you. In it you
will find the guarantee of my future con-
duct toward your people. Where the col
cred people know me best they have conf
dence in me. No man can charge me with
having proved false to the promises 1 have
made to any class of the people in my
public life. I fear that leading colored
men do not understand and appreciate the
fact thst they have friends on the south
side of the line. They have, and they are
as faithful and stsuhch as any north Of the
line. It may be a very essy thing, indeed
popular, to be an emancipstionist north of
the line, but very different thing TO be
such south of it. South of it, it costs q
man effort, property, and perhaps life.
You may express these sentiments, togeth-
er with my thanks to thepeople whom you
represent.
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national monument to Abrsham Lin.
coin.

National Monument TO Abraham Lin.
coin.
The swful calamity, says the Philsdel-
phia Inquirer, which has fallen upon the
family Of Mr.. Lincoln, claims the. symps-
thy Of every good citizen. They have
suddenly been deprived of their natural
protector under the most disastrous cir
cumstances. How shall the people Of the
United States testify their admiration, sor-
row and honest feelings7 A good Presi-
dent who serves out his term with honor
and retires, is certain of the esteem and
gratitude Of his fellow-citizsns during life
and Of their respect to his family after
death. But the sudden taking of of ABRA-
HAM LINCOLN requires different testimo-
NAL. We, therefore suggest that subscrip-
lions be taken up in every city and town
by the Mayor or chief officer, for nation
al monument to Abraham Lincoln, snd q
nations gift to his family. This would be
a noble tribute, shall it not be commenced
st oles3
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ToNsoRIAL.
MIGs AND HAIR WORA.

WTIGs AND HAIR WORA.
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DENTISTRY.
D DEMoV D.
TEETH TEETH TEETH
ar, ], K, DANIKBs,

Late Of the firm of HALLIwELL DANIELS, is
still az his old established Dental Rooms corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
Invaluable gems Artificial Teeth, at the old prices
before the war. An Upper or Lower Set from $40
TO SIS. all work warranted. aPlO'k4
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RAILROADS..
4 TLANTTO s GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.
pring and Summer Arrangements,

Takes Effect Monday, EGreh 2Oth, 1865.
Two Through Express Trains CDAilyl between
OLEyELAHD and EEW YORK.
''DAY EXPRESS, leaves Cleveland Sunday except
sD st ESQ A. n. arrives ct MeadVils At 500 ?. n.
lDinner) Salamanca at 5:56 p n, (sl Seping OsEl)
and New York 1t l:l0P. n.
'sHIGHT ExPREss," leaves Cleveland (saturdayl
sxoeptsd,) at s:l5 ?. n. t5leeping Cars attached,
arrives at MoadVills At LEO A. n, Salamanca ~
Soc A. ~, and New York st 1880 ?. \.
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HOOP SKIRTS.

Rx- TIE ONLY SKIRT AND CORSET FAcToRY IL
THE Cry
Great number Of hands constantly employed. All
our Goois made up in this city. BEanufRcf0rT
and Wholesale Rooms, 200 superior
street, Up stairs.
RETAIL STORE, NO. I9 PUBLIC SQUARE.
Every kind OF Skirts, OOrsets and Ladies White
Goods of the Latest styles, made to order and al.
ways on hand. Also Fancy Goods In variety.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS. PATRONIZE HOME TRADE.
aps:R3 1. KAUFMAN, Sup't.
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POST OFFICE TIME fABEE
isSl.s. Winter IEFGRgea6zI 1898.
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAHA,
AT K1 r
CLEVELAND RO5T-OFPIOK

10nMl1oIl9 moIDAHl OuLOlls 1L1l, lD53.
~ MaiI1 viii be opened and feadT foR asllVorY
one hour amer arrival Of kraln1s
81 An nAIls clos OnS boar bsiO1o departure