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a Sad Affair at Halifax. N. C.

An affair of the most lamentable character
occurred at Halifax on Wednesday night, 10Th,
resulting in the killing of a young man named
David Fitzgerald. of Norfolk, Va, at the hands
of Capt Thomas ricketts,, of Baltimore. The
particulars, as near as we learn ther, are as
follows:
The two gentlemen in question were a
visit to Mr. David o. Laws, who lives at the
Grove place just outside Of Halifax, Capt. Rick
cts being brother-in-law of Mr. Laws, and young
Fitzgerald ricketts, nephew. On the night in
question the two gentlemen repaired to the Grove
| for the purpose Of retiring Fitzgerald, being
somewhat excited with drink, was pac6ed Gas
| thought) by his uncle, and they both retired in
the same room. Between ten and eleven O'Clock
Fitzgerald got up, in the dark declaring that he
intended to kill Capt ricketts,. procured pistol
from some point in the room, and fired towards
the bed which Captain r. was in. Finding
himself thus attacked by the young man, Rick
cts seized double barreled shot gun setting at
the head of his bed, and fired two shots, the last
one striking Fitzgerald in the breast and passing
through his lungs, the gun being loaded with
squirrel shot The whole affair TRANSFERRED in
the dark, neither party being enabled to see each
other DR.. John O'Brien called in, and all
! the attention possible given the unfortunate man.
but to no effect, his wound causing his death
about three o'clock Thursday morning.
The affair caused a feeling of sadness to per-
wade the community, and we suppose none re-
greet its occurrence much as Capt. R. The
deceased and Captain ricketts, had just returned
from trip to Spain together, the latter being a
sea- faring man. Fitzserald's parents live in
Norfolk, whittier his body will be conveyed for
| intermcnt.
Since writing the above, VIC learn that dis
pute arose after the two had gotten i'll bed, and
Fitzgerald, acting under the influence Of drink,
got up, procured the pistol, and fired at ricketts,,
when the latter fred one barrel Of the gun with
the intention of frightening Fitzgerald but, find
ing the deceased still bent upon killing him, he
fired as Fitzgerald was cooking his pistol with
the result already stated-V Weldon Nc,cs.
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Genuine n. 0. Sugar g. Molasses

Ihds. genuine new crop \. o. Sugar,
20 Barrels crop \. Molasses,
For sale by STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & co.
Is IIh!s. Demcrara ANA English Island Molasses
90 Bbls. brown Sugar, different grades,
Is Bbls. clarified Sugars, \, Il and G,
For sale by STENHOUSE, MACAULAI & co.
200 Sacks c. extra and family Flour,
100 Barrels double extra Ohio Flour.
so Boxes English Dairy and State Cheese
IS Drums Seedless Raisins
- Boxes Layer Rasins,
For sale by STENHGUSE, MACAULAY s co.
12O Boxes extra No. Boston Family Soap,
;;:i Coils Rope suitable for baling Cotton,
On consignment and for sale low by
STENHOUSE, MACACLAI & co.
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The PenitentiarJ.

Before the Legislature adjourned, Mr. Rob
bins, the Senator from Rowan, presented the
following paper in regard to the extravagant &C
ton of the Committee in locating the Peniten-
tiary:
To tie ,Senate Of Norhh Carol'"o:
At the summer session of this General As
sen.bly, | was appointed member of the Com
nlttee for the location and purchase OF site for
the Pcntentiary.
It is we'll known that entirely disapproved of
the action taken in the matter by the majority
of said Committee. Eight thousand acres Of
Door land fifteen or twenty miles from the site
Of the Penitcntiary, were purchased by the ma
iority at hcelrc and hoif doihdrs per acre, when
the same land changed hands at sirty fUe cents
per acre only week or TWO before that time.
Certainly, nothing could be more extraordinary.
The purchase Of SO much land, at any price, and
in such place, was useless and unwise, and, In
my opinion, was not authorized by the spirit and
intent Of the act under which that Committee
was appointed.
After the majority had indicated their decision,
was anxious to have the whole subject sub
mitted again to this General Assembly for its
judgment; and must express my displeasure
and surprise at the haste with which the papers
were executed and tie p"rchoSc NANCY pGtd thus
making the bargain, rs far possible, irrever-
siblc
! The general plan of the institution, contcmpa-
ted by the majority, deem unwise and even
visionary; and do not consider myself therefore,
q suitable person to assist in carrying it out.
| For the foregoing, and ether reasons, beg
that may be excused from further service on
/ said Committee and that some other Senator
/ may, if it is thought desirable be appointed in
my stead.
Very respectfully, WIN. NJ. ROBBINS.
Raleigh Dec 10, 1868 =
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Maj ii. W Hustled an
old citizen Of Raleigh, died very suddenly at his
residence on Sunday evening last. lie had been
complaining for week or more but his illness
Was not considered serious. On Sunday evening
his friend, Mr. ". Ii. Crow. called to sec him,
aud he engaged in conversation. abiding in a
jocular manner to-hs illness, but complained Of
peculiarly unpleasant sensation III the pit of the
stomach. Very thereafter he ceased to
speak aud commenced struggling. and expired
IN Il few moments. Dr. Mckee. who had beaa
called in, pronounced the disease paralysis of the
heart-Ituictjh .Stsndard
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-29

TRINITY COLLEGE-We are gratifed to
learn that the prospects Of this admirable In
stitution were never more fattering. During
the past Collegiate year, the number Of Matr-
eulates was Ill most encouraging exhibit.
Under the able and energetic auspices of DIR
Craven, assisted by his learned Faculty, Trinity
is, in all respects, irst-class College and cha-
lenges the patronage and support Of our people
At the late session of the North Carolina Con
ference of the NJ E. Church, South, at States
vile, the following gentlemen were elected ad-
ditional Trustees of Trinity viz Kemp Bat
tie, Esq, Maj Seaton Gales, NJ \ Bledsoe, Esq.
Raleigh; E A Thorn, Esq, Halifax; Maj. W NJ
Robbins, Salisbury; Maj. C Dowd, Charlotte;
NJ II Davis, Esq, .Louisburg-RaA Scntneh
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Che 2s5estern Democrat, Charlotte, 21-G,

CokcsJayy Colored District-W Fleming, + +.
Greenwood circuit-R NJ Valentine, supply
Flat Woods-A johnson, supply.
Willington-W Tucker, supply.
Warrenton-F Brown supply.
Lowndesyile-E Jones. supply.
Harrisburg-N Childs, supply.
RD Harper transferred to Memphis Con-
ference.
f A Mood and W G Conner transferred to
Texas Conference.
G. Murchson transferred to Illinois Conference.
A r Bennick transferred to Holston Conference.
The next Conference to be held at Cheraw.
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Fresh Crackers.
Wholesale BUYERS
FRESH ARRIVALS.

W. II. H. EGORY,
(it j. \. Bryce & Co.'S Oh Stand Charlotte " CO.
Is now receiving another supply of GROCERIES,
suitable to the season.
In addition to n general Stock of EATABLES, he
has q fine assortment of
Drinkables,
Such Superior Rum, Brandy, Whisky, Wines,
&C.. all of the best brands, and moderate prieer.
If you want something good to eat drink, give
a call.
Dec H. 1868 W. II. ii. GREGORY.
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NOTICE..

The Commissioners of Mecklcnburg county will
meet the first Saturday Of January next, for the
purpose of attending to the poor of the county.
Persons interested must meet the Board at that time
The last Overseers of the different sections of the
Public Roads Of the County that have not been ap-
pointed by the Boartl of Commissioners will report
S. WATSON REID,
Dec 81, 1868 2w Chairman pro ten.
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Attachment.

State Of North Carolina, ,HrchLe..Jurg County,
John W. Wadsworth vs.. W. W Gage.
W. W Gage. the defendant in this case will here
by take notice that attachment was this day re-
turned before me against him. and Garnisheement
was also returned against d. Barnhart, on which
Judgment entered for the of seyenty-one
dollars fS7l: a.! Of which is condemned to the use
of the plaintiff which win be made final and absolute
at the end Of 80 days from the date hereof, unless
the defendant appears and answers the plaintiff
cording to Law. This 10th day of December, 1868
Dec u, 1868 4w J. \. HUNTER, j. p.
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Stoves, Tin-Ware, &c,
D. Fl. BYERLY,

(In Hc Pnscnnea .StDre HH'tcr Mansion kf4tse)
Keeps for sale fall assortment Of Stoves OF every
description, HOllow-Warc, Tin-Hare, Jap"h-"Afe'
&C., sc. D..
Spears Anti Dust Cooking Stove il superior "ri,
cle and has given general satisfaction have S"iI
a large number within the past year
potico Rcnairiur promptly attended TO.
rfaw return my thanks Tor the liberal snare ol
patronage heretofore received.
ID. II. BYERLY,
,ror.I 1c 1913 Under Mansion House.
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GROCERIES.


Have received large Stock of Groceries, consisting
in part of
Cotton Ties, Bagging and Rope,
Sugar, Coffee, Nolasses and Salt,
Iron, Nails, Leather, Sc.
In short, everything and anything kept IN nFs'
class Grocery Store.
Thankful for past patronage, we Invite our friends
and the public generally TO give US call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Oct. ), 1868. MILLER BLACh'
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Ea5. Jno. a Stanley, Esq, formerly of New
bern, but now Of California, writes to friend in
that city, that California is the last place to 90
to, unless the person going has plenty of capital
or is willing to perform manual labor-the only
employment that is at present in demand or a.
all remunerative. Mechanics cen at all times
obtain plenty of work.
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The Time to Compromise.

W. hold for collection large number of cid Debts
Most OF our clients have authorized to offer
these debts fair compromises before suing upon heni
which will begin to do if not adjusted
Debtors concerned would do well to consider this
offer. Under the New Code and Stay Laws
costs obliged to be heavy.
OSBORNE DARRINGER.
Dee y, 1868 2wpd Attorneys.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-29
ELECTION NOTICE.

An election for Mayor and Twelve Aldermen for
the City of Charlotte viii be held ut the Court House
the frst Monday in january next. in pursuance
of an of the General Assembly entitled An act
in relation Provisional AMI Municipal Officers"
ratified 2ith day of July, 1868.
II. NJ. WHITE.
Dee H. 1868. Sheriff Meek lcnburg county.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-29
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

The best and largest assortment Of Holiday Goods
ever brought to this market, at TlDDi s. consisting
in part of Gift Books, Juvenile Books, Toy Rooks,
Ladies' Work Boxes, Companions. Writing Desks,
&C., and many articles too numerous to mention,
which offer at extremely low prices
Give call and we viii try and chow you some
thing you want.
Dec u. 1868. TIDDY BRO.
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SMIT HIS
Boot Shoe and Leather Store,

Nert door to De~cys Bank, Charlotte, v. e.,
Is the largest Wholesale and Retail Shoe Establish
mcnt in North Carolina.
The quality OF their Stock is superior in every rO
spcct, and unequaled i'll style, finish and workman
ship. The prices low be afforded.
They buy their Goods exclusively from Manuiac-
tuners. have them made to order. They pay no
and do the business themselyc and there
fore, and will sell all styles and qualities Of Eo"s
and Shoes at lower prices than can be found else
where in this market. Every pair of Boots and
Shoes is warranted as represented. One price ~
ALL and fair dealing" is their motto.
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Their Wholesale Department.

They receiving their Fall and Winter
Stock. the largest and most complete ever brought
to this market AMI propose TO sell 10 merchants at
NEW YORK WHOLESALE PR1CEr.
Their expenses being Eiuch less and as they buy
exclusively from manufacturers, there il no renEoH
why they cnnnot sell low prices the New
York Jo!,her. III they ask is fair trial. Rcne'uy
Der and ask for
SMITHS SHOE STORE.
Next Door to Dcwcys Bank, Charlotte, No,
Aurusf I'll. l&iH
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-29
MINERS WANTED

At Kings Nou"ttin Gold Nine, Gnsto" con"ty.
We want 10 Hard Ground Miners. Sober, steady
get constant employment and pay at end Of
each month, 81 to 81. 80 per day, according to
Bissel to V. q. JOHNSON. Agent
Dee a, 1868 4wpd At the Mine.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-29

The eolored member of Congress from Louis
lana was not admitted The question was post
poned for further consideration
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-29

Pork sells IN Anderson county, Texas, at two
and half cents pound, and corn meal at
thirty-ive cents bushel
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Leather, Shoe Findings & Betting.

Their stock of Leather and Shoe Findings is most
complete, embracing every grade Of lIemlock and
Oak Sole Leather. Upper Leather, French and Amer,
lean Calf Skins, Kip. Lasts, &c. They also furnish
all widths Of Rubber and Leather Betting IT Manu-
ficturcrs prices.
tablishcd Shoe House in the State.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-29
FOR CHRISTMAS.

We receiving, in addition TO immense
stock of GROCERIES and CONFECTIONERlES, q
large aud varied stock of
Christmas Notions,
FANCY GOODS, TOYS dr.,
OF the latest novelty, to which we invite the aticn-
ton of Wholesale and Retail buyers.
We also have fresh supply of all kinds of
Confectioneries
Usually found in a frsr-cass house. Call and cx-
anime our stock for yoarsclvcs-we take pleasure in
showing our goods.
Dee 81 1868 NlSBET s. MAXWELL.
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NOTICE.

Iexpect to open my School on the Sl of January,
1860. the premises South of the Railroad at the
corner next the residences of Mr. Brewer and Mr.
Chas Films.
Dee 21 1868 2w JNO WILSON, JR
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Dec 10, 1868.
FOR. RENT.

The Dwelling recently occupied by Dr. Bratton,
nearly opposite the Episcopal Church, for the year
1869. Apply to
Dee u, 1868 2w DIR. j. NJ. Miller
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Dry and Green Hides

VIII be purchased, and the highest market price
paid, by MCMCRRAY, DAVIS Il co
Dec Z, 1868.
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DISSOLUTION.

The firm of BARRINGER, WOLFE & CO., has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent-M. +.
Alexander retiring The business will be continued
by Nj. l.. Barrnger and S. c. Wolfe, under the name
and style of Harringer Wolfe
Any member Of the old firm is authorized to settle
up the claims due the firm. and member of it
may always be found at the counting room of Bar
ringer & Wolfe for that purpose.
NJ L. BARRINGER,
s. C.. WOLFE,
Dec o. 1868 III. L. ALEXANDER.
asS The undersigned in retiring would take this
method of returning his grateful Acknowledgements
to his friends an: former patrons: and takes pleas
in commanding the firm in every respect
worthy of their confidence and support.
Dec y, 1868 NJ. i. ALEXANDER.
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The protest was read and ordered to be spread
upon the Journal
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WIN. M. SHIPP,
4 TT . n N EY AT l. AW.
Charlotte, N. c.,

OFFICE DEwEys BANK BUILDING.
Nov. O. 1868 TT
Fresh Crackers.
Soda, Butter, Fox Mushroom Egg, Cream and
Lemon Crackers, just received
Dec. !, SGS ID. NJ. RIGLERS
Wholesale Buyers
From all sections are nvitcd 10 examine our immense
Stock. closing out business.
H. 4 b. EMANUEL,
Nov . 1868 Next door to Mansion House
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Western Union Railroad.
- a.--SSssss:.. ~
Short and Direct Route TO The
North, Northeast and Northwest

TWO PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE ROCK
/ Island daily, at 545 A. NJ and 4A5 T. M"
making close connections with trains as follows
AT PORT BYRON, trains on this road leave
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AT Fulton, with trains from and to CEDAR
Rapids, Bosnsboro, Marshaltown, oouneh
Bluff, Omaha, and all points on the Union
Pacific Railroad.
AT SAVANNA, with daily line Of Packets 10
and from Dubuque and all points on tue upper
Mississippi River ,r.a,i,
AT FREEPORT, with trains on the l.hnoi'
Centrpl Railroad for the North and south,
AT CLINTON, with trains for GAINESVILLE, Maui'
son. Prairie du CHEN, Lacrosse, WateFIo"h,
Fond du Lac, Oshkosh Green Bay, and points
in Northern Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota
AT RACINE. with trains for Milwaukee Mono
shs, Waukegan and Chicago. Also win
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Rock Island to Dubuque, hours.
Passengers by taking this route will save oo'n
time and money. g.,
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Course of Studies.

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LIFE1--h h. A. h--= ~ a - ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
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Agents for Rock Island, III.
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How a nsoline is Produced.

Pure blood makes US we'll, bad blood makes US
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ocALldron,, Iiyes Saved t0r So Cents.o .

Thousand Of Children die annually of Group.
Now, Mothers, if you would spend 90 cents aud
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Sir James CIarke's Female Pills.

Prepared from a Prescription of Sir James
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

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envelopes free Of charge. Address HOWARD
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ann2QlM3m.
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RATCmRLoR,s NAM DYE.

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