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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Is - 4 d TN Mo 4 + fE 81 lI'N.DIl'iDj:
on STATE EG>iYrcs' Nv ~"
VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE ~, .=i
E&ANbRlA RAILROADS though a.. T.
gaia Centfai aud Orange aEI A .-xautr.. b.
road Companie IS intend 10 continue. H., a.. Is. u.s.
done heretofore. not 10 ask prepayment z ''''
passage o! any irufs desigRri H. ne .s4t.t5s f . '
II Will be expected that i4difi{ar1s ~. -.
travel On The ourlness Of tae state =, n ,-s
permit or certificate from some ura,.ar. = . 3
lied person, 70 be exhibited o. The ci. fas.
1hos. boDAAEAU
Geu'l eupt. Va. Contra Raj,
II. ". NANbE3g.Fr
ap 2S-2w GenH kuut q. 4 A F,I.'.
GBN'L SUPT. y OFFICE NA.(tNI-Lt-.--
klyhu, nj, Ann 81 in Z
r.. TIE PAsSESG GER TRAIN<-
1ggss4 commence runulGg regularly ou NuNG.r
next. THGS. DupANEAb
an 2p--tE g.r.,,'
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sss.as NOTICE Il

lLA4 - " II " lac
go fTesxzx<eeAsss medallion ct person. -
1,,,or-..,'- the HERMlTAgEs,
GROUNDS, Train Will ba rnn pv -, p.
on aud alter this date '"'' ''-it t,l
Es Fare, ten cents each Wv
omp sAMrEL RUTH. So.
Richmond April -. 1891 I s,.-
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- - :. 49,. = :
TRAvELERa' nurr
"a srsAssa.a1 II kt..GshnMoND ANN,

TO INDIVIDUALS CLAIMING ii vgivE,.- Ia
OVER THE ROAD on BCSlNEss FTi,tI 49, i
All such persons are hereby E9iiesi ..it", IA
they wlil be Cassed fres, they must f,r, b-
conductor with permit from soma a,,ti---''a ..
lied person, certifying thss T. 81 srst ~ As'a
bns mes Ct me state. The psriaA VII .l
CUAS q. TArro-.
nv Its Sppt p 60 UT
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IDAINT L As AND ARTISTS SUPPLY
STORE OF
L E X T. l. n X q &C

(Ho. 2ss Main ST., under Spots God Hotel)
The stock comprises all the articles 10 us among
house ana sign painters, carriage and furniture
man riaeturers artists, architects and draughts-
NJ On Mt TO COUNTRY MER.
a p IHaNTs-AOW is THE TINE TO SAVE
FIFTY FkR CENT.-Country merchants wishing
70 save my per cent do so by ca ling al nv
noiesaie and Retail Store. The only conplats
seooa o! IonIectloneries IN this city. have also
SSohpleIed. IN the rear OF my store, the largest
eahay Factory this side Of New York Merchants
are requested to call and examine for eInsel es
A. ANTOSl, St. Nicholas Saloon
MN 70 le5 Main ct. ODD. Kant. Pxina n %
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no L A 5 X & rs.
oALciNED PLASTER
PLAsrERisa HAIR.
In store and for sale low by
nah is-ts n. LEf.
VT n RI GINA MA
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l. The judicial power shall extend to all
cases arising under this Consultation, the
laws OF the Confederate States, and treaties
made, or which shall be made, under their
authority; to all cases affecting Ambassa-
doris, public Ministers, and Consuls; 10 all ca
ses OF admiralty and maritime jurisdic ton; TO
controversies to which the Confederate States
shall be n party; 10 controversies between
two more States; between a State and
citizens of another State where the State is
plaintiff; between citizens claiming lands I'M
der grants of different States, and between a
State OR the citizens thereof and foreign States
citizens or subjects; but no State shall be
sued by citizen or subject of any foreign
State.
puoilc Ministers, and ConsHis, and those in
which State shall bea party, the Supreme
Court shall have original jurisdiction. In
All the other cases before mentioned, the Su-
preme Court shall have appellate iurisdic-
tioii, both as to law and fact with such ex-
eeptions aud under such regulations as the
congress shall make
.. Inc triai OF all crimes, except In cases of
impeachment, shall be by Jury and such trial
snail Dc held in the State where ma said
crimes snail have been committed: but when
not committed within any State the trial
snail De at such place or places as the CON
gress may by law have directed
SECTION M
/. Treason against the Confederate States
shall consist only in leyying war against them.
or In adhering TO their enemies giving them aid
and comfort. No person shall be convicted of
treason unless on the testimony Of two wit
nesses TO the same overt act, or on confession
In open Court. t8FF
:. 2. The Congress shall have power 10 declare
Inc punishment OF treason; but no attainaer
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ARTICLE III,

1. The judicial power of the Confederate
States shall be vested in one Supreme Court,
and In such interior courts as the Congress
may, from time TO time, ordain and establish
The Judges, both of the Supreme and Inferior
Courts shall hold their offices during good
behavior, and shall, at stated times, receive
FOR their services compensation, which shall
office.
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-coNvpN4teMDRbEeAFEs.

AasonA1Dr. III yefs "a nd j Al L eaa sss1
ALamaucezy Judge IRuffn, Giles Nebane.
AL1ander-A'C Stewart. - AZ
, Ashe-J-D Forbes. -7l-2A - .sr= -F.s' : Is
Z3Eadei--T D. Mcdowell : zgEIafss-y - stss -
Bruasaciek-Thomas Meares. ss..~s--..g las r.-.
Berte-S Spruill. James Bond. --...-... ELL. pas "a
BeaafoTt-W Ellison, f J Morrow. =,
BureombeAN W woodin. 49, 1~7
BURKE Mcdowell. - -as b. '7sa--. 1883 ~-g
Ca6arrAs--G Phifer. 7=l-: =rev>t a-~ e.-s y
CaldarelL-Es W Jones. bliss ,sf.s. t1z.s.sZ
cas.rel!-H5n 3 Brown, John a Graves.
Catair6a--Rcv P q IIenlIe. $3.50
Cartere-C Thomas. i-'s 7- .gf a ~! f. c-~-s-.
Chatham III Merritt. John Manning, Jas Headen.
Cherekee--A T Davidson. ..-.- e-r,ez.ts4 g.. =
Choran--R Dillard.r -. 1. ss..- -..,.-4....
CHeareZdnd-Dr J T Miller, DR. w Tracy.
otanaJas-Richard Wooter
Crauen-Geo Greer, j Whitford. ss+r $685. .-
Characterization Warren Winslow, David McNeill.
Curritstek-H Shaw. So e. ..-.. -..-.s.. F. ...
Daridson-B Douthit, B A Kittrcll. g. ...s w.
~DupLp-W Houston J I Rhodes. s:--
: DIra-Robert Sprouse.
j Etgreop5eapa Hilson-IIon G 60 Howard W Battle.
lFor&yth--ThosJ Wilson, Rufus L Patterson. 's5-
ErqDktin--W p Williams. s.z.l h. ~
GronriNe-T L Hargrove, A W Venable, S Register.
Gdston-Dr X Johnston.
GrecRc-W Darden, ir
COLLABORATION J A Gilmer, Ralph Gorrell, r P Dick.
s. GatcS--A Walton. - --. ".
HuIiftr-R Fl Smith, l. Bachelor. - .
Urgord--Hon Kenneth Rayner. .e-
Uyde-E l. Mann.
sLay,rood-Wm dicks. - '' a. ..-# .----
HendI9son--W Ship. ss --s z-- e.. -i-.
Lredeli-Anderson-Mi Mitchell. T Allison. .-.--..
Johnston-C Sanders, Smith. ".. I'll,
Jackson--W II Thomas.
Joncs-Wm Foy
>Lenoir-John Washington. -
l. incoin--Wm. Lander. r.: aa. -..-r .s .s..
-Nacon-C Smith q
.Nadison-J A Mcdowell Il -...-
Mdrtin-ASa Biggs. .
NcDopeli-J II Greenlce.
Necklea6urg-IIon W Osborne, VIM Johnston.
Moore-Dr II Turner. a--. .-.F
Montgomery--S II Christian --.. .--
Nash-A Ii Arlington. ..... ... ..-
Nsur Hanorer-R II Cowan W Ashe.
North0mpfor-D Barnes N Moody.
ORslow-Dr G w Ward. ..s
Orange-Hon " A Graham, Capt John Berry.
Pasquoank-Dr r Speed.
Iergarimans-Joseph Cannon.
PerSon-John W Cunningham.
PITT B Satterth waite, Grimes.
RqndoLph-WmJ Long Alfred Foster.
Richn,omd-Walter Leak. .......
R06eson-J Fuller, Sutherland. --.-
RockiRgham- Edward 7 BrodnaX, Hon David S Reid.
RotrGm-IIon Burton Craige, II c Jones.
Rutherford and POLK II Carson, N Durham.
Sampxon-Dr Thos Bunting, Robt A Moseey.
Sanls-E Herne. ...
Sok~s--John Ill.,.
Surry--T Hamin.
TYrrel-Eli Spruill.
Lnion-Hugh VI Houston.
Waks-IIon Geo F Badger, W W Holden K Battle.
Warren-Hon Edwards, A Thornton.
Wdyne-Cieo Strong. Thompson.
Washiagton-W Pettgrew.
W4tGuga-J Counsel.
UWkrs-Peter Eller, Jas Galloway.
YadEin-R Armfed.
Yancey-M Penland
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-11
MARTIAL SONG OF THE SOUTH.

Sound your bugles-nount your horses,
Hasten to the battle field, - p = fi1-slzS'sa
There to strew thousand corses, - = = =
Ere our dearest rights we yield So. so
Hear We not the tumult rising -e-=r z.-.- 71-g-j
G From the CORY field afar, gs5aaz = ss~ss
Where our comrades, freedom prizing, e 50 !
Brave their foes in direful war - ~ 80
--s-a 90 .-s- cHoRUs.s.zs9 SIS zS1te.s. 1Fz |
Let us swear, united ali, -
49,. Now to conquer orto fall, xs..-.rs 60
Before submission base in death, +. !. ,-x
81 10 yield our lives and feeble breath! szsea=
Shall we, insuted and oppressed, 49, AZ -@s4
Treated with contempt and scorR, z=--a g = |
Be loath the storm of war to breast 'T7 81
Though as freemen We were born !? 49, ,sl
MOI we answer-neyer, never ! e-.-.--e ~
. AS band of brothers brave, .,ss. - a.. /
Though Unions ties We sever g a..-.t (
We must die or Freedom have! = p 1
The naughty foe will soon advance, a-s 80
Ger our sunny hills and wales, --~
Soon his snoring war-horse prance
Ger our roads and secret trails;
And proudly will he laugh pcrchance, |
Thinking soon to conquer all, = as.-s.. 49, 81.
But death will wake him from the trance |
And sudden be his early fall
Comrades bravely round us gather, :1s
Come from mountain, hill, and plain,
Never let US yield but rather .-.--
Let US fall among the slain; -...
For, if we lve--our country free,
Great will be our recompense,
And thrice immortal shall we be
If we die in her defence |
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Agricultural Indictments

at the Sign of the Golden Pad Lock-
large supply of the above, consisting of Thompsa,,
celebrated Ploughs also, Corn-Shellers StrawCntte
onoVeS spades Hay and manure Forks; best eaststeei
axes TICKS Matfoeks Grubbirg Hoes, Wedding Hoes
Trace Chains Log Chains, Wagon Chains S;a tS
Hoes Rakes, Hedge Shears Pruning Shears, Prnur,.
and Budding Knives, &C., &C. "AA"s
! cocHR ASE & SAMPLE. -
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State of ". Carolina, Iecklenburg 60

Court Of Pleas and quarter Ssssons-4prH Term 1861.
IA Estes J. NJ Strait james Collis Jr. and
Joseph Lowell.
Original Atachmcnt-LeYied in the hands of f. \.
Mcleod, and him summoned garniShee.
1t appearing 20 the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendants in this suit inhabitants of North
Carolina but reside beyond the limits of the same i,
is therefore ordered by said Court that publication be
made in the Western Democrat newspaper printed in
the town of Charlotte for six successive weeks notf
ing the said defendants to be and appear before
Justices OF our Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions at
the next Court to be held for said county of Mecken
burg ut the Court House in Charlotte the 18th Nom
day OF July next, then and there plead answer or
demnr, or Judgment pro cORtesSo will be taken to
them.
Witness, W X. Reid, Clerk of said Court, office in
Charlotte, the 4h Monday of prl 1861 and the S5th
year of American independence. ---s p 49,
6o-bt W. X. REID, Clerk.
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RULINGS, SPRINGS & so. have also added to their
Ready-made Clothing Sts'ck, Merchant Tailoring De-
artment, to which they cali the especial attention of
their many friends AMI customers. ---+- ~ .-. -
They intend making this department second to none
in the State, hei IN style and quality OF Goods Or in
the manufacture of Garments.
At all times al be found good stock of Black and
colored Cloths, English French and American Cass-
meres and variety ofNestings. Also, an assortment
of Rock Island CasSmeres.- -.- 81. ... ~ e
They feel confident of their ability to underse anv
other <ionse in the State from the advantages they
have in getting their goods. - .4~ @7
}ne!r goods are bought by the quantity. by one Of
the Firm who resides in the Northern markets which
gives him the opportunity OF ding advantage of the
prices OF goods thereby Saving least TWENTY-FIVE
per cent to the consumer.
Dimes saved are Dollars made !~gEss So try us r
short notice. ~@ -@@' = ~ 7o'
Sept 25, 1850. aFULLINGs, SPRINGS & co..
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BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP
WANTED.

The subscriber desires to purchase Beef Cattle aad
Sheep, in condition for butcherng. The highest mar
kct price will be paid.
w. 4. COOK.
Nav %, 1861 If Town Butcher.
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New Family Grocery Store

Wholesale and Retail dealers in Family Groceries,
choice old Wines, (highly improved by age
Also, Havana Seg,rs, Tobacco, Wooden and Will
low Ware, &c. ~--.-r-
Having established ourselves in Charlotte, and in
consideration Of the hardness of the times; desire
and intend sell the entire satisfaction Of purcha
All orders accompanied with the cash will be
promptly attended to-
Store Tryon Street, one door above Palmer's Va
rict, Store. .-- r..
March 26, Sol.
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have opened shop on College street, IN 'pT III
Mr. Raby,s stable, where am prepared 10 40 N al
of Woodwork and Blacksmithing--suc a. SS.Srr
Cartsan Wagons and repairing the same - II
pairing. 'hoEse-shoeing, &c. Ny work shan .aSem
executed, on the most accommodating terms aa
effort shade to give satisfaction. Give me annprEsI
Jan s, 1861 3m-pd assa--( &. g. sJ.eHsEfo'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-11


OF legislative power in general; Legislative POEs
North Carolina; legislative powers of justices Of a
peace; county boundaries-deedS ETC.: county reVHa
jury trials; fairs and pnble sales general assenh
inspections, public landings, ETC.; poor houses y
hospitals; registers aud Clerks rivers and creeks g.
ferries and bridges; weights aud measures idOh2
lunac; retailers; Neuse river public roads and us
WAYS; public landings and inspections mills and
crS; ordnaries and constables; patrols; wardths dR
poor prison bounds roads, ferries and bridges polls
exemptions; executive power in general; e1ecua'
power ia North Carolina; executive power Ofthe"Ta
chief justice and clerk; attorneys at Law; aorhgF
crtE reporter and marshal, clerks and solicitor cOHH
for paupers; guardians; county attorney; auctO~s
county court clerks; coronerS: boundary commissois
cemmittecsef finance; county trustee; county treaGN
special court commissioners Of fairs; inspeetoFST
perintendcnts of schools commissioners OF naugMA
wardcns of the poor; registers, commissioners oif
and creeks; shers; constables; rangers; standafda
ers; retailers adminiS trators chairman OF F"N
court; commissioners of deeds and conveyance; Coz
missioners of low lands; entry takers and sur9a
superintendent Of elections; guardians and receive
inspectors; commissioners Of internal improTenth
partition; patrol Commits ;processioners tax e
and boards of valuations overscerS of roads and Two
commissioners OF wrecks; tobacco plskers ana coT'
The APPENDIX contains forms Of Deeds aDd'r
Vcyances, as follows: Agreements, assignments a'N'
bills of sale, bills of exchange and fading, ooh@l
ccIlaneons bonds, contracts, deeds. marriage ,"
mentS, mortgages, copartnership articles, HO''
leases, &c, &C.
This book contains 556 pages is gotten dp ~
rior sly le and bound in law calf. Price sngs"S
$500. EDWARD CANTWELL 80
....s = OIL - s..,,--13 go a.. RALEIGH NJ (
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State of n. Carolina, MeckIenburg Co.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Ssssioas-1prR Term 1856 l.
originsl Attachment-Levy on Land

Court 81 Pleas and Quarter Ssssioas-4prH Term, 1861.
n. D. Orr b. A. CUP.
Original Attachment-Levy on Land
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that B
"A Culp the defendant in this case is not an inbabi
tan of the State of North Carolina but resides bevonS
the limits same it is therefore ordered by said
court that publication be made for six weeks in the
western Democrat a newspaper published in the town
OF Oharotte notifying the said defendant to be and
appear before the Justices of our Court of Pleas and
Quarter sessions at the Court to be held for the
sara county OF Mecklenburg the Court House in
Charlotte, en- the 4th Monday of July next then and
there to plead answer or demar judgment pro con-
fesso will be taken against him.
fee the 4th Monday in April 1861 and the SSH wear
of American Independence.
$3.50 " X. REID, Clerk
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=NITSic Lessons

.MIISic LESSONS.
THE undersigned bcgs leave to inform ms frenos anu
patrons as well assthe public generahF tha' Nc -
pared to give - = - e - 4s.aIr... arsH ssa3
Private Lessons on the Piano
=. r =. or at the residence of pupils
el' s p prompt attentiOnwn be pado
orders fer tuning repairing Instruments shortest
nes 9ir anu BOOKS Will be procured
o4ara,ar;ees IS a= =: se@zF.S bE@E - 7115
Having been engaged in the Piano business for more
than ten years, offer my assistance most " -
exchange old Pianos for new ones r. gR1s,ssa sark
Best references given. ,,- n, ;s.o,,s
orders left at til post-oiee or at Messrss
Furniture Hall will receive proiapt R =: ,t;.
= : - ----s.= CHAS. q. PAPE, Prof of Music
Jan g. 1851 -r.ss4 Il IT, ss' Charlotte >.N u
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$50 REWARD.

@DV Ne H w N hs ~. st-
RUNAWAY, from the Subscriber, living White
Plains Sheffield District sc about 0;h OF August last
my negro fellow, Ben He "A years OF of yeIlowsh
conexion almost black has beard, weighs about 100
pounds, about feet incl! high He walks with firm step
and himself 1t is likely that Ben will
deavor make his way free State. Any. person who
Will The SAID and lodge him in any sale Jail
that can get Inn deliver him my residence shall
receive The above reward will also give 500 reward tor
pton sufficient convict any white person persons OF
harboring the said boy Try ing "a effect his escape
VIM NJ. BLAkENEY.
Fehuary 10, 1861. -..i It, sH-
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WAITER *. MARTIN az CO,
Successors to n. NJ Martin, Son l. Co..
-'@ Commission Merchants,

r. A. MARTIN, formerly Of Granville county. n. G.
RoBr. TANNAHILL formerly of Edgecombe county; n O..
WALTER X. MARTIN Of Richmond, va. -..
n. NJ. MARTIN do.
r. H. CUNNINGHAM,Jr do. - '.r- ~
REFER To CT Fisher, Esq, Prcs'tN Railroad {;
DIR " J Hawkins, Prest Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad !;
r Bridges, Pres't Branch Bank at Tarboro n c.; Hon
Edwards, Warren county; James Bullock, Esq,
Granville county; Fisher, cashier Exchange Bank,
Petersburg, Va; Battle, Esq, Raleigh. - r-
Consignments of cotton tobacco, wheat and corn
spectfulfy solicited and which will have faithful per-
sonal attention. good supply of Groceries always
hand and for sale reasonable terms. Orders for
goods promptly filled. Both concerns will adhere
strictly to. selling produce commission. Neither
concern Will buy on commission, speculation other
wise the articles named above their business In pro-
duce is confined exclusively to selling fish,.
We respectfully call the attention of operatives and
planters to Petersburg of the best marke
in the South. The demand j, good both from manu-
facturers here anG for direct shipment ol City Point
to Europe. -.
Efforts being mode to ship eotson direct from
Charlotte to this point, for So per bales
2 January %, 1861. Ls- 'i e. pd ."-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-11
A NEW LAW BOOK.
CANTWELL'S PRACTICE AT Law
CONTENTS

LAW in North Carolina, by EDWARD CANINE
LIB, author Of the n. c. Justice, etc
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-11

These Pills do not all Diseases but they are car
rahed TO Lhcorcah Whiteshnt dreadful scourge
to female health, happiness and usefulness They
no ~Stcnted and arc no humbug, but prepared by
a North Carolina physician of high standing and Of
long experience III the of female diseases
All that necessary to convince their efficacy
fair trial. For particulars, wrappers Price 81
per box. For sale at the DRUG STORES.
Jan. 10, 1861 3D.. -. ... -. yr
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The Fla nIiIy Ca
tie but active -Cathartir
used in his practice more
The constantly increasing
have long used the pills
all express in regard to their
them within the reach Of all.
The Profession well know
on different. portions of the
TIE FAMILY CA
has, with due reference To
been compounded from q
table Extracts, which act
alimentary canal. and are
as where a Cathartic is
ranSements of the
ness, PafAs In the
COstlyeness, p ain
the whole, body. !
frequently, If neglected..
YER, Loss OF Appe-
Satfo.i of Cola over
ness, Headache. or
all 1 Il fl a m Irl a tory,
Children or Adults,
Puri fer of the Blood
flesh Is heir. too numerous
n1auf HA
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s a N z O RD'S
FAMILY ff l.--
CATHARTIC PILLS,

- C,MPGUNDED FROM 80 --- -
"a Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up ia
- GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and win Keep
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> SCARF b co, andE NYE HUTCHINSON & co
Charlotte NC. 17' '---''.' ..AAprit1 3, 1860,
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- tharfic PILL. Is a gen
.E which the proprietor has
: q than t.Henty years.
- demand frcm those who
y and the satisfaction y hich
use, has induced me to place
a. that different cathartics act
~ EOWelS.
1HARTIC Pill
ulis well established fact,
n Sa:iety OF the pluesi veee- F
alike on every part of the
. good and safe in all cas-
- needed, such as DE.
st ON &C IN. Sieeui.
~ Back aud LOIns.
and Soreness over
q from Sudden cola, which
eEd In n long course CT Fe-
- tfte, a Creeping sen-
- the body, Restless.
- weight f1i the head.
Diseases. Worms Ia
< ishe u VA ats ia /. great
- and many diseases TO which
. to mention in this advertise
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= go : = TO- y
sG-yzI-a 50 TsrE
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PRICE THREE DIMES.
The Liver IaVfg atSF and Family Ca
thaItlc Pills retaied by Druggists generally, and
Aod Wholesale By the Trade in all the large
$1,000 s. II. w. SANFORD, NJ. d., 49, p.
ASnafactTrer ard Proprietor,
. 335 broadway. New York. raaa
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NOTICE..
The Celebrated Female Pills.

April 30, 1861 3t-rd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-19

AssKIS.
c.,h Balance IN p.nl. -. sssa 80
pss, rs,sss wo4s least 81 sea 500 scssq os
Loans On 6tocks. payable on dsm soc,
s(market value Of securiues< ,sIs ool l<soU W
Bank Stock. market value, 7e,ss5 %
United States Treasury Notes, tmarset
value, i'Ss.scs -
BROOKLYN City wster Ponds. lo,25o 90
NORTH Carolina State Bonds tmsrkei vail 1850 90
Missouri Stsfs Bonds market yalnei, &.coo 90
Real Estate, No. 4 all Street. q, 300 AZ
Interest due On 1st Jaansry, 1881, -
which e., ,2s0 u has since been red, TICS 81
Balance In hands Of Agents snt IA eouree
Of trensr1jssior from AgentS- on 1t - F.
ssrnery tof which ell ,sse Is has sine
been received W,fsS ~
BIS la nsssssS''' s,sSss' e' d s.sss cs
fxher prorerty. Miscellaneous items, $500 90
~ 'sssa.ru 'ssss ,asnes 49, A. of,oe. $3.50 Is
Total. sl.sss,le9 S.
CHARLES J. MARTIN. PxrsrpxTr.
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}. MILTON SMITH. sfcrx1Asv.
JOHN McaEF. Ass'r sxc's.
CSfAsEEs Ckssss. Agent.
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