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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-09

NOW rE0 As CURED OF CONSUMPTION.
Many esrs -f-, vH.'-t f,.l.a 30 .l,le phis bed
/ pro2re'-ed gradually i.t. rebr ase Of Pulmonary
Cqn'nmfiol. Nnose, o. my recovery being dl.sipa-
pAtcl, vas adytclhy Dr. ihyte se, nr Parrish 10
remove la.o thc egnty Haqr.iefu. Nea Jersey.
betng M natiye place / u removed tLer. SIS
father and all hi' family had lived sn died there and
died Of pulmonary Consumption 90 M ARRIVAL vas
put to bed, whore Jay ;3r many weeks 500 what was
DEEMED a hoTele,s condition. Dr Thornton. who had
been my ctsf4my Ihy ciin s-5 b.i attended hits
10 his last lines wa called te re me- ile thought my
case entirely be ond , reach of m-d cine and decided
mat mu-t die aud gave ms one week O. arrange my
temporal Affairs. In this apparently hopeless condition
heard Of the rem,die- which now make and cell. 10
seemed TO me that ccud f-. them working their way
aud penetrating every ncry. dlre. ald Tissue u NJ
sy.tem.
sly ung' aud liver plt ou uey action, and The NOR
bid matier whi1b lr years hal eInuatsd aul irrtA
ted The dill rent organs % The body vas eliminated tho
iabera.es on my lans'ripe.cl, aHl expee.opel IN
my ungs as much asa int OF yellow offensive matter
every morning As tlis Nie.toratlu ct matter sub.d
ed the fever abicd, he pam is ns The cough eea'ed
to harra,s and the exhaust ng Chs sac e were 10
longer known, aud had csh us sleep, 10 which
had long been stranger. Ny appetite nov b,glu &c
from eating TOO much with THIS return Of health ]
gained in strength, and now am q shy. am nov .
healthy m4n, viii Ia sc healei esatfix ia the middle
lobe Of the I.hurg, aad 90 lower lobe hepair with
complete adh .i0uu OBJ p.egf3. Ghe en lung sound
and the upper lobe OF ile rigai one Is 10 toerably
heal by condition
Consumption at that .Im thought 10 be a. incur
able di ease by every one, rhinsan' a. we'll tno.s
who were unlesrue1 iu icue-,stecaly such case.
rs reduced 10 thc condition was ln This Induced
many Ieoiie to believe my recovery only TEN, orary
now prepared and gave the medicine 20 eousumpile,
tor some time, aud made many w1ndrtiu. cure. and
the dem. nd increased go rapidly, That d,itrm ned iS
Ter them 10 the pubic AMI devote my undivided atten
zion to lung drease. lu truth was next forced to D.
Tor people would send .of me iar and mar to acc rai1
whether their cases we're like NINE.
For mary years, IN coiiulel.n with my urlncirn
Office in PhdAd pha, have bcen making regular pre-
f,ssional ys.st1 New York Bo..ou, baltimore, al,
Fhtburgh
For several years past ha,g made az many q, DIV,
hundred exam nations, weekly, with lhe " Rcspitome
rer For such ,Aami nat ons ny larre is three dol
lars, and 1t enates give each patient The true con
diuon OF his disesse and tell him hankly waethrr n,
will gs, well.
The great reason why physicians do not cute Con
sumption Is, that they Try 20 do too much they civ,
medicines to st the c0ugh, to stop the night swests
hectic fever aud By doing they derauge the Who'll,
digestive system looking mp tue sec5toas, and tyenu
ally the pa lent dics
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-09
DIR. MARSHALL'S
MEA RD&CliE ~ CATARRu
GSNTTEF

nHlS sruu has thoroughly proyedselft to be the beta
tlole evstk known for curing the Catarrh, Cold In ID
Head sndlleadache. hasheon found Is tlient rem
edy In many cases ~ Sore Eyes Deafness has he Ne
moved by a. aud Hearing has ofcn been greatly mproyes
hyts use ltpurge,out an obstrue,ons strengthens the
Glands and gives healthy actionto The paris affected
It ree0mmenu by msny the hest hysciansapdi.
used With great success ard satsh,uon eserywhae.
More ihan twenty fe years cSpheree has proved
great valrs and al his moment i,Auet hiFbtf tban
syer before.
Beware OF CountsrfeIta
eaml l. Of the tignature 81 the promoter Cuk EiE
WV, IL on every toitle. Sold By Drurylu,, very
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-09
District Of Wilmington.
MILulNG1oN. n. @. A

WILMINGTON, n. G., April 5, 1865
To CAPT. JAMES, A. Y. NJ,
"oup't OF Negro Affairs" Dope N. y.
SIR - This district was suddenly constituted
aud IN addition to the freedmen found within
lts limits, and those who naturally came in from
the surrounding country, six or seven Thousand
came down, most Of them III one day, from Maj
ten SheImans army In supervising all these,
and providing Tor their immediate necessities,
the cnerglts vi the few OH eers and soldiers upon
whom the burden fell were exerted to tho Ut
most. Add to this that nine thousand paroled
prisoners we're most untx peotetly delivered here,
totally destitute, thousands oil them going i'm
medmtely INTO hospitals, and that several thou.
sand white persons had TO b. fed, and you will
sec that, generous as the Governments is 10 u
such matters, there must be embarru ,nent and
suffering. We were utterly unable to furnish
many Of the nessarics of lite.
! wish that you would appeal to the benevo
lent people OF the North, whe have already done
50 much We need clothing Tor DESTITUTE whites
anu blacks. 10 endeayorlug to put the freed
populalo upon the large plantations on the
Cape Fear R'vCr, we are greatly embarrassed by
the want OF axes, shOyels hots( light and heavy,
hammers, saws, nails, aud u low pows.
think that II you estimate for the wants OF
ffioq thousand abOnnR people you will not ge,
more than can be j1dlclOusIy used Your own
experience will guide you in this better than my
Suggestions What We need we need this rsry
day Tor the planting season is upon US, and We
have many people hou,eless or improperly
crowded
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servent,
(Signed,) JOS X llAwLGr,
Brig, Gen. Comd
! A
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-09

TEAR UP The Frscfs.-The sbolition Of fences
10 sos brmg .ssis,td smorg farmers, aud there
seems 10 be no insurmountsble ob.,acIe to such
reform in many districts. Il /, estimated that tn
iensss Of the country constitute az much As b.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-09
NINE MANDRAKE plIIS

may be taken with entire safety By ages aud corihos
producing the good result that can be % lnr cd from
valomel Ur any OF the metcnnai medicines and without
any OF their hurtiul Or injurious rrsnts rhrv carr,
out OF the sytlfm The cul M and wrru OF mstles.
loos ned and d. solved ny my Se,wted Tonic aud ruI
monte syrup twil be 'esh that all ihrea If nv meoi
oints Ae needed "a most case. to cure communion
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-09
THE PULMONIC SYRUP

is one of the most valuable medicines known. II b,
nutrient rosetmll tonic sud fe ling Iu iisei, 10 con
nlns no opium, }gi locyrs .ue p1eRn the bronchial
tubes ana tatuie throws 10 cd with tle tAtuun one
bottle frequently cure 500 ordinary eeid but itwill N
WEI hrs IL 1aA' dose OK chen,ks Aatdukc Ills 90
cleanse the somacn. The rulmpuic Syfups readily
dgtsied and absorbed into blouf, to wci II imuarfs
healing lropcl,cl. 10 e one, iAc tItpafat ems of
non m use il Is q powerful tu1ic OF usel and
when the sra.Nctd rtuic di.toyts ths mucus an Tho
stomach ana II carried Toy tie aud OF toe Mandrake
'.Ils healthy how OF ga-i Juice good appetite and
a rOll objection. d. lDt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-09
IMPORTANT
70 AL
INNALIDS!
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

II we'll known to The med cal profession that IRoHh
lhs Vital Principle Or Lie fltment Of the blood. Thst
derived chiefly from be food 90 eat but II the food 10
net ptoI efy disci,ed, H. from any cause whatever
tht rtctssa quantity OF IRON taken into the cir
culaton, OF h,e mes daeed, The whole system sur re-
fire bad blood wid irritae the he IT. VIII clog up The
lung, will upey The brain W CD truct the liver ans
viii send s disease producing elements to all parsufthU
system, and every 70 Ter whatever organ NAY
be pryd-postd 60 disease.
The great value OF
Iron "a u Medicine
ishe we'll ksOvu aud aekuoslrag BY all MEDICAL msn
7 Mcuty has trtn 20 utfsin such preparation " M
ae iil enter The circulation and as'imAte Al onee With
Z abluui THIS point, says nr. Hayes, h.aAchuset4
- te Chemist has trtn ATTAINED 10 the Peruvian syrup
oyeom5 nation 10 EAs belrre unknown,
The Peruvian syrup
is protected solution Of the PKOTONiDk OF IRON.
NEW DISCOVERY IN MIDI 'iNE that strikes at the
foot ei disease by supplying this blood with m vital prin
ciple or Life element-lRON.
The Peruvian syrup
cures lysleple' Liver Complaint, Dfopsy Fever and
Ague, Loss q energy Tow Spirits.
The Peruvian syrup
nu'es srenttl visor and ue~ NE into The syt,sm, AID
builds rp an " Iron Constitution
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous AGcuons, Female Complaints, land all
diseases Of the Kidneys aud bladder.
The Peruvian yrup
Is ~ emo for al diseases or gnatng in RAD STATE
OF ne BLOOD, or accompanied by debility or a Low
state az the system
Pamphs,s containing certificates e cures, and recon-
mendutont from some - the most eminent Physicians,
tersymen, aud others, vii he sent FRgE % any ad
drs'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-09

81 Hanover street, Boston.
PRICE $3.50 PER BOTTLE. tSsl0ms
THING or BEATTY ISAJOY FOREVER
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTORE

This ia the Firt apd only article ever brought bsore
the public that viii restore lOth Hair ana Whsker.
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES
Who would thinA OF using anything 30 diss gfeeabe
a. Hair DE. n they could only lind ans thing that
would restore hif and Whi-krr 10 their natural color
The MARTHA WAsHtNGlON HAIR KLsIORER
VIII DO all ms, and MOI color lhe INN No nlNaka
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-09
AGENTS.

B0SfoN-1eorpe &. Gootw "a
NEW ioRk-Demas na.,e,k Co
hAlTl MONS \ iiauce
,igr II ksyser.
NlNNlNNAl -. SRI, 5 Go sn1 John n Psrk
cue AbO-Lo d n smith. and H. senrfl
ST. lhNls-t ollus ltsUs
sAN fhANClsl O-ilo tier, Smith Dean.
Also sold by al druggists and dealers. p,yi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-09

through isi-ecerthcates an, references and feeomm.p
datous OF their medicines ~ tAs dsod who cannot ey
pu.e OF c0utfadc. Them ahu. besides, to tstthst
their nul 9s'tIou copy nom Medical Books much th.t
written OF Vie quaitss and ELECTS OF different herb,
and plants ana hsertpe all the same 10 their Plls IL
tracts Specihcs &c.. most Of hloh II VI all oontap
Mercury brcausc 81 the ancient belief Of ts cufing
every thing bnt nov known to ." XIII more than I,
cured andiho'e not KILLED ,oonstitDionaly injured ior
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-09
IGNORANCE or QUAck DOCTORS AND Nos1Rus


Through the Ignorance OF the QEack Doctor, knowing
90 other remedy, he relies upon MERCURY aud give
~ lis patents M fiils, Drops &c. the hostrum
Aaker equally ignt ant, sddt ~ las sO-oAed kxtraci.
Specific AIudolo Sc, both relying upon rs ELECTS 10
curing few 10 ahundfrd, t Is uumpeted In various
d tle balance some Of whom die others grow worse
lrt 20 lugcr and suler for he or ears IN
Ii relieved oreured u possible ~ competent phyIs-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-09

sho know little OF the nature and character Of eel,
Diseases aud LESS as to their Some exhibit totes
Diplomas OF lustitutions or College, which never ,1
lsl-a ~ any part Of the void others exhibit dino
mss OF the u@iu, now obtained. unknown not on ~
t'suminR and advertising In naines Of those inserted
tio bi lJnas, Uui TO further their npos ion asum,
names Of other most celebrated Physicians long sine,
lead. Nei-het be deceived by
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

WHAT COLONEL JORDAN HAS. Done
Silence is cheap virtue, but Zeno chose it in
preference to all others. Before the newspapers
are through with Colonel Jordan, he will be able
to appreciate the wisdom Of the old philosophers
choice, Instigated by vanity, by desire for
no.oriety, or by some worse devil, he has turned
States vidence against MIR Davis, and has for
his reward almost universal apprehension. To
one quarter he is charged with having swndled
the Emitted States Governmental another
with having been guilty of frauds and specula-
tons while in the Confederate service-and in
another with having sold himself to the Harpcrs
We know but little Of Jordan and care less, but
cannot help feeling slight ripple of regret stir
our better nature, when any Que commits social
suicide. This he has assuredy done olum-
bus Sentinel.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

n Mr. Josiah Turner. of Orange county, a
Candidate for Congress in the Raleigh District
drew up petition for pardon, in which he bitterly
assailed the old Democratic party. and falsely
accused it of bringing all the evils upon the
country. And then he had the impudence to ask
Gov. Holden to endorse it favorably. The Gov
ernor very properly refused to recommend the
petition of man who so full of party malice
and the result is that the called Hon. Josiah
Turner is opposing Gov. Holden with all his
might. His conduct shows that he sought and
made excuse for string up strife. Mr. Turner
is influenced by old party prejudices..wh Gov.
Holden has shown disposition to forget party
differences by making the large majority OF his
appointments from the old wing party.
1t is said that Mr. Turner's petition for pardon
covered forty foolscap pages. filed Mth party
slang aud Notwithstanding more than a
reflection upon and insult to the Governor and
President. If man feels compelled to ask par
don. propriety at least would suggest that he re-
frain from abuse and deuuncation of those OF
whom he is asking favor.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

FEARFUL HURRICANE AT KEY West icea-
ty Fessels Wrec1sed IN the Harbor.-The Uni
ted States steamer Massachusetts,, just arrived at
Phi aeelphia, brings the following intelligence in
regard to severe gale on the Florida coast:
On Sunday, October 22d, while lying at an
Choir in the harbor off Key West, gale sprang
up in the morning, which towards night increas-
ed to fearful hurricane blowing until Monday
afternoon. Every vessel in the harbor went
ashore, except the Massachusetts,. Daylight on
Monday morning revealed frightful scene of
desolation. Twenty wrecks were visible from the
Lookout at Key West.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Preshyteria Eutice-B L Beall, Moderator
Grand Division Sons of Temperance-R Davis, 6
Scribe
Desirable Mandatory and Real Estate SsIa- Younp
WriSon / Orr
Cloaks. &c-Elas, Cohen Co
Commission aad Forwarding Northumberland L
Daniel, Wilmington, (
Land adjoining Town for Rent-Jas P Twin
Annoupceme mt for Superior Court Clerk
House and Lot for Rent Sale at Davidson Col,erc
sals Of Land-E McGinnis and w C Morris
Administrators Sale of Real Estate-E D McGinpis
and W C Norris Admrs
insurance CompanieS-HUtchison Springs, Agts
Situation Wanted-W WindIe
Notice 20 the Warieans of the Poor-E Wallis
Nusic Lessons-Mrs Osborne
Bank of Hamburg, ca Z DeCottcs, cashier
Public Sale-J II Maxwell.
Styayed OF Stolen-W Cook.
Bakery and Candy Manufactory-J Lesser.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07
-PREsBYTERlAL NOTICE.

A called meeting of Concord Presbytery will be
held in Charlotte Tuesday Nov. l4th, at 4
O'Clock a. to attend to the following business ::
To appoint commissioners to attend meeting of
General Assembly in Macon, Ca, the l4th of
December, 1865; to hear complaint of grievance
from Pleasant Hill church against Little Steel Greek
church, A. r.
B. L. BEALL, Moderator.
Church Sc ssions will please send to this meeting
their assessments for Commissioner Fund.
Nov 6, 1865.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

~ In advocating Mr.. Holdes's election to the
office of Governor. we have not thought it neces
sary to assaii denounce his opponent. Mr..
Worth. or anybody else, in any manner whatever.
We might. if we chose find many. things TO saw
about Mr. Worth's past course, both before and
during the war. but we do aot think proper to as
sail him because we prefer Mr. Holden. IF the
past records of public men--editors or candi
'dates-were brought into Judgment no,o, but few
could stand in the light of consistency. MANY of
the most prominent opposers of Mr. Holden now
only few weeks ago declared that he was ..pa-
triotic" assd o7aght not to have opposition In
supporting AR Holden We have been content
merely to give the reasons for our course, and
why we thought he ought to receive general
support from tho people. We have disapproved
of arousing contention and strife among the peo-
pie at time when should be united.
The delegates from each county in the State,
assembled in Convention, gave Mr Holden
unan1nsors rote Of thanks for the faithful manner
In which he has discharged the duties of Prov-
sienal Governor. and until within tha last two
three weeks no one proclaimed opposition, but,
on the contrary, all seemed disposed to permit
him to serve until tho next regular election in
1866 Therefore, we have commended that the
opposition was uncalled for and i'll timed.
Soon after the appointment of Mr. Holden as
Provisional Governor, we said, in an article pub
lished at the time, that should support him if
he did his duty fairly and faithfully. The State
Convention declared that he had discharged his
duties well and faitbfuy-and we feel justified in
giving him support, believing that he will
continue to do the pest for the people that cir
cumstances will permit. Others who declared
they would support him opposing him.
We may be in the minority now, in this inme
diate section. as we were in the Fall of 1860 when
opposed hasty action, but nothing
for that. We believe we are right, and shall act
accordingly.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

LIScoLNroN, n. c., Nov. ], 1865.
The Grand Division of Sons of Temperance,
will meet at Jacobs Fork Division; Catswba county.
on the 9th of December next, at o'clock p NJ. All
W P's in good standing, whether their Divisions
are in operation not, earnestly requested to
attend. r n. DAVIS, G. Scribe.
North Carolina papers please copy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07
Situation Wanted.

want a situation Tanner. Can take charge
of Tannery run by steam or in'the ordinary way.
Have had so years experience in the business. The
bes: of reference be given. am native OF
North Carolina. Apply to address me ut Char
lotte, N. G. W. +. WlNDLE.
Nov 6, 1865 II
Columbia Phoenix copy times and forward bill
to this office.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07
Music Lessons.

MRS A OSBORNE, will give instructions in
music upon the Piano and Singing Lessons. Pupils
will come 10 her room opposite DIR Fox's residence.
In case of deicacy of health, some other insur-
mountable objection, she will attend at the residence
of the pupil. Application to be made at Judge
Osborne's law office.
Nov e. 1868 Dd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07
SALE OF LAMB.

BY virtue of n decree Of the Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions OF Mecklenburg county at October
Term, 1865, we will sell on Wednesday the 22d OF
November, the tractor Land upon which the late J.
?. McGinnis resided, adjoining the lands of Esther
Caldwell, Jas Davis, Mechanic Miller, and others,
containing about One Hundred and Fifty Acres
The land is of fair quality and in good neghbor-
hood. The sale will take place the premises on
acredit of twelve months, with iaterest from date
L. d. McGINNIS,
W. G. MORRIS,
Nov 9, 1868 81 Administrators.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07
BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY
AND CANDY MANU- TOR Y

The subscriber respectfully announces to the cit
liens of Charlotte and surrounding country that he
has resumed business again, and is prepared to fur
nsh every body with fresh bread cakes and candies
at wholesale and retail.
Retail dealers will find it to their interest by Or
derng their candies from him. he will give entire
satisfaction both in price and quality.
Orders from distance attended to at short notice
J. G. G. Lesser,
Nov e. ls65-onpd Next to Democrat Office
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07
MA4RIDD.

In Lincolnton, the 3lst ult., b. the Rev. r. n.
Davis Mr. Lafayette Suit to Miss Hattie G. Clark
= In this county, the 18th ult, by the Rev. R. z.
Johnston, Mr. Thos. Edwards to Miss Sarah Harris.
Also, on the 3lst ult by the same, Mr. VIM. A. Nc
CHM TO Miss Addie c. Alexander Of Sharon, Meek
lenburg county.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07
To the Toters of IHfcklen6urg County,

10 the Voters OF NLfchfen6ur9 county.
GESTLEMES The public life which hsve lived
amongst you, though in some measure secluded
one, affords the best evidence that eau giv3 of
capablity for office and reliability of character
The pressure of want resulting from loss of property
induces me, now toward the evening Of my days, TO
apply to you for the office of Clerk of the Superior
Court. Arc not old and tried citizens in some de-
gree entitled 10 your favor?
Very respectfully,
II n JOUNSTON
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

For Clerk of The Superior Court IF .Necklcn
burg County, THOMAS L. VAIL, man of several
years experience in the office. practical business
man. and man the voters of Mecklenburg county
are respectfully requested to support Thursday
the 9th day of November, 1865.
. MANY VoTERs. OF NECKLESBURG.
Nov 6, lSCJ-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07
Sfraycd or Stolen.

From my pasture near Wilson Wallace's, about the
18th October, a large Red OK. Also, about the
last of October l8 head of SHEEP. The Ok was
brought froa, Polk county the Sheep from
Davidson county. will pay liberal reward for
any of them or information so l can get them.
W. A COOK, Town Butcher,
Nov G. 1865 Charlotte,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07

GEN. BLA1R's SpEECH.-Maj. Gen. Frank
Blair recently made a speech in Missouri in
which he took decided grounds against the prin-
ciples of the radical party-opposed negro suf-
frage, conf<cation, &c. He advocated the re-
moval Of the negroes from the South, and said:
Il am asked w at will do with the negroes.
I answer that have already shown my friend
ship for them by four years of hard fighting, and
/ would now give them a chance to live and pros
per IN a climate and under circumstances where
they could vindicate their manhood and their
ability to maintain civilization and a free gov
eminent. The negro belongs to the tropical or
semitropical regions. In the temperate zone
and in collision and competition with the Asglo-
Saxon race. he will perish like the Indians of this
continent. l would give him good country.
adapted to his nature, and invite him to live in it
and prosper. With proper inducements there
would be more difficulty in finding colored en-
igrants than there in finding settlers for the
gold fields of California.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07
DAVIDSON COLLEGE.

House with five Rooms and Lot for rent or sale at
the above place. Farm of go acres adjoining the
College may be bought or rented with the House or
separately. Apply 1T this ofi"e.,
Nov 8, 1865 1T
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07
COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct, so, 1865.

Returns from all the districts give Orr, for Gov
ernor, about five hundred majority over Wade
Hampton.
Governor Perry, was elected Senator to-day for
the long term, ending 1871.
Chancellor B. F. Dunkin has been elected
Chief Justice by the Legislature of South Caro-
lima.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-07
Land Adjoining Town for Rent

Part OF the Farm of JAMES p. IRWIN, adjoining
he western boundary of Charlotte, aud finely suited
For market gardening or dairy farming, is for Rent
or the ensuing year, 1865.
Nov 6, 1865 lmpd