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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-16
FARMERS, LOOK OUT!
Money, Time and Timber Saved,

l have the right to sell vANDEMARK'S PORTABLE
FENCE, made without posts, in the counties of Ala
nance, Randolph, Rockingham, Davidson, Rowan, Ca
Darius and Mecklenburg. CHEAPsEss, durability and
convenience its chief advantages We recommend
the fence to sawm owners farmers and all who have
fences to make. We will sell Farm County Rights
circular stating cost plan of building &C. sent free
to any address on application to
JNO. ]. WHITE
Mebanesville, Alanance CO., ". C.
March Goth. 3m " =
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-16

TAXATION IN NEW YoRK.-It is said that the
taxes of New York city now amount to twelve
million of dollars, equal to two per cent. of the
value of its real estate, one-third of the entire
rental, which is about thirty-six millions. This
taxation exceeds, by two millions per annum, the
entire cost of governing Great Britain at the time
Of the last revolution When the Morrill, tariff
begins to exert its inevitable influence upon New
York commerce, the Empire city will be involved
in universal bankruptcy.
1t is said that real estate has deprecated so
much in certain portions of New York, that man.
sion on Fifth Avenue, valued at S45,0O0 was sold
few days ago. for $4,000, and one of the most
magnificent stores, recently erected on Broadway.
with the expectation of being rented for from $685.
600 to $4,000, will not command SIS 900.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-16

VoTING ON CoNsrITUTIoNs.-In reply to the
taunts that the people of the Southern Confedera-
cy have had no vote upon the new Constitution,
it is sufficient to say that the plan pursued by them
was the adopted in the ratification of the
United States Constitution when the work of the
trainers was submitted to Conventions of the peo-
pie in the several States, and their affirmative
votes deemed sufficient sanction Madison,
Hamilton, Randolph, Mason, the Pinckneys and
Ru.edges, all did this.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-16

CROPS IN GEoRGIA.-We are in receipt of ac-
counts from nearly every quarter of the State, and
our general conclusion is, that never before were
our planters and farmers more fully up with the
seasons in the work on their estates. The ground
was broken early, and consequently, was in excel
lent condition to receive the seed. Corn planting
in the uplands was pretty we'll completed in the
past month, while in many localities the plant has
reached above the top of the grovnd, and is grow
ing vigorously. The fall crops, such wheat,
oats, &c, which were supposed to have been seri-
ously injured by the recent snow and frosts, have
apparently suffered but little damage, and are 60
ing forward with the prospect of bountiful har-
vest, even where it was earliest The early fruit,
peaches especially, injured, and in some cases
entirely destroyed; but the evil effects have been
confined to particular localities where it much
exposed. The crop generally, We are inclined to
believe, will be an average onc.-Sauannah Re
publican.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-16

BusrNEss IN CHARLEsroN.-Weh had the nl...
ure during the past week, of conversing viii
many ofthe citizens of Charleston. Without ~.
exception, they expressed their confidence in n.
future prospects of the city. The Spring bushes.
has been the largest ever known. More than ssv
en- hundred new merchants had visited the eity
representing all the Confederate States. OF Il.
several descriptions of goods the stock have been
annie for the demand. Should the promise Of ~
future be realized, many new houses of large mean.
and experience will be opened in the city to pa,
ticipate in the fail trade.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-16

WASHINGTON, April 10th.-The whole volun-
teer military was called ont for inspection this
morning the object being to draft into the service
of the Government full Regiment. There Is in
tense excitement here .-.E-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-16
NOTICE..

All persons indebted the estate of James LonergaR
decd, requested to come forward mediatey and
make pay ment to the undersigned.
And all rSons having claims against said estate
present them within the time prescribed BY law
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
S. NJ. HOWELL, Admir-.
March H. 1861. I'm
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G.. IL. H RIDING,
WATOM MAKER \ JEWELER,

-
LincOlntOn, ~. c.,
Begs leave to inform the citizens of Lincoln and sur
rounding counties, that he has permanently located
the town of Lincolnton, where he will carry on the
Watch and Jewelry Business
In all its various branches. Strict attention will
paid to the repairing of Watches and Jewelry. AL
fine Watches warranted to give satisfaction, If well
used or no charges made.
Last Of prices for Work. ESQ
handspring and cleaning watch, S2.50; jewels, cap
and foot, EACH &c., cap foo:-hod jewel, each, Sl'T
har-springs, $l25 chains, 81 So mending chains SOe
tooth and wheel Soc; pivots, 81; cylinders, ST. Stavs
$27o; virges 81 so: screws, 25c.; springs ''i
clicks and rachets, 75c.; glasses, SOC. All other WO
will average the same prices. Persons leaving "O'A
can know the prices before il is done.
Persons in the country having clocks or other Won
for Repair, will address by letter ifthey cann"
come themselves. will attend to work promptly g..
All kinds Of Gun-smith work done at short no"''
and on reasonable terms
Give me call, and will guarantee satisfaction.
G. r. HARDING.
Lincolnton, Feb. &c, 1851 IF
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-16

RICHMOND, Va, April lO.-The Conyeutio.
on yesterday resolved that Virginia recognized the
separate independence of the seeded States, and
that thew be treated as independent power
that proper laws be passed to effect separation
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-16

SECESSION in New MExIco-Gov Rencher
heads Effort Marcy i" possession Of the ReUo-
lutionists.-A letter in the ST. Louis Republican
dated "Los Vegas, New Mexico, March 18th"
says an express arrived at that place from Col.
Fauntleroy U. S. military commander, with orders
to the commander at Fort Union to prepare for de-
fence. 1t is stated that the 18th the people of
the capital of the territory, Santa Fe, (Americans
and Mexicans) well armed and in great numbers
at once seized and now hold Fort Marcy. The
commander of the Fort declined to surrender it,
but while he was demonstrating with the populace
the citizen so!diery rushed upon the works and in
ten minutes they were in possession Of it. Gov.
Rencher formerly of North Carolina) Was the
prime mover in these proceedings, and he now has
charge of all the military equipments and public
property. Everybody is surprised at this well con-
cocted and efficient coup a. armes. In brief, New
Mexico now has declared for and practically afflia
ted with Texas and the South, and the United
States is suddenly ignored and our allegiance
changed.
Arizona also absolves her allegiance on the
10th inst
Anderson Refuses to Observation-Disclosures
April II, 8 p. m.-Gen. Beauregards aids, Messrs
CT esnut and Lee, returned from Fort Sumter at 8
o'clock. Anderson refuses to surrender the fort
it being inconsistent with his honor and his duty to
his country. The fort will probably be attacked
tonight
Eighteen hundred troops from Mississippi arri-
we'd at Pensacola on the 7th inst. 1t is believed
that there are about 5000 men now there.
HONOR AND FORTUNE FAvoRs THE Brave
We see it stated that purse of $1,000 has been
raised by some wealthy gentlemen of Mississippi
which will be given to the first member of the
mississippi Rifles who puts his feet Fort
Pickens in time of war. "Look to your laurels,
gentlemen
TREASON IN New YoRK.-The New York
Evening Post says: Certain prominent repre-
sentatives of the cottonocracy in this city, have
concocted reasonable circular urging the people
to accept the Infamous proposition of Mayor Wood,
and to declare the city part and parcel Of the Con-
federacy Of Jefferson Davis.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-16

The WHEAT CRoP.-From information receiv-
ed from farmers in the country all around US, We
learr that the wheat crop is most promising this
season, so far. Mr. VIM. B. Trayham showed us
a sample Of wheat from his fathers farm on Alb
bolts Greek, on Saturday last, which was some six
teen inches high. The winter oats are also very
promising Point Reporter,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-16

"MILLERIsM' REvIvED.-Through many parts
of Canada the excitement in reference to the
"end" Of the world is being again revived, and
new prophets of the Miller school are springine
up, who assume to have discovered that the Saw
ours second appearance on the earth will positive
y take place in 1868. Quite remarkable lecture
upon the subject has recently been delivered by
the Rev. MIR Baxter, the Episcopal clergyman of
Owandages, e.. W. The reverend gentleman
brought up quite series of data to defend his
theory, and mentioned less than thirteen differ
ent chronological periods whose termini, accord
ing to the revelation, would be brought to an end
in 1868. Mr. b. also advanced the idea that Christ
would come in 1868, and remain in his judgment
seat between heaven and earth, while the one
hundred and forty -four thousand we're sealed, when
he would again descend, and the seventh seal of
the revelation would be opened, and the Millennium
begin. He said We were at the last period of time
allotted to the sixth seal, and described Louis Ma
poleon the anti-Ch referred to in the Reye-
ations, as setting up himself in dominion over the
whole earth.
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FEMALE VoLuNrEERs.-The Holly SPRINGS

=, FEMALE VoLuNTEERs.-The Holly Springs
Herald learns that the county of Chckasaw Miss,
has ten companies of volunteer soldiers ready to
be mustered into the service of the State 1t
adds that, in addition to these, the county has
regularly -ofhcered and drilled company of young
ladies, who have pledged themselves, in the event
that the men called into service, to protect
their homes and families during their absence and
see that the farms properly cultivated, and full
crops raised not only for the support of the county,
but of the army Of Mississippi
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-16

CHARLESTON, April 10.-The Convention ad-
journed to-day, subject to the call of the President
A resolution adopted, approving of the course
Of Gen. Twiggs in Texas.
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3 Z 6 { : : {

AWNN[1 ~
prFsnns sesrtus Q! draining The DAuT
ArFEALs a. any sisilOn o. town On the Men,
phissnd Ch-7isston and Mississippi Cen ri
railroads. gill be supp'isaby Mr.. " J. Saith,
general Jews agent, inmsdisse'y on the Srri-
val Z the morning rains from d mphl'. Toe
teri tory supplied by Sir. smith emb aces all
The 9 stiohs on the Memphis and ChsrlsEon
railroad from Memphis to S even on, aad al
the . stions on tie Missis ippi Cen raj rail
roai from Jackson. Teaness e, to c snAda,
Mississippi. All complaints Of The non-rs-
esias Of thsPaPsr from nswsb1yS on be rains
AZ. to be usdsto Mr. Smith, al Grand Junction,
who ? e3ges himself to the pm Nc 70 %eorrset
Ell a usss n may exist in tas sale or urn
isbing Of he paper at 81 the points abovo
nsm.i, wssn properly Informed o. them.
P~AETTcULAE NoTrcE The price OF the
DAY. ArPEAL, when sold BY the nswsboys
On he roads sbov- msn'ioned, is WV oEETs.
and psrsuns PurehasinE are earnestly requested
h1th By ourselves and BY Mr. Smith. no 10
pay nors han that sun. and IL charged q
higher price to report the fact % us.
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II JAu--John stokes, charged With as
ssulsing Fssder with intent to commit murder
in tbs 6r-t degree, ~ sta5bing or Otherwise
uouadlng bin att sentranee 20 thsrscorder's
eour is s-ni IN pri-on, Being uusble to proeus
q. Gail required, which is two thousand Eve
49, Eoffs=-
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RIvEa Am srEAMBoAT MATTERS.

ns river IA falling very rapidly but IL hal ssgun 70
swell At HioEmaa yeftar-sy rom ne rise coming OFT
e. tas Missouri va-.....-A difpaieh frn Llale 2 q
ys tArrs it four feet ami faHi thersj ibs hiFh water
IN "a. Missouri lesds 10 sn q ~ee,sti-n o. 'pssdy rise
IN he rkan.sI......Th oniy srrivals ION BE- ~ YES
tsraay were ths Hsars AID fa- Rlss 1oasass. The
arrivals frsm shove were ms Bas EeCzich from d.
szsur1, sad ths B soslri from Coumbur. The latter
boa brought "a 1925 'aoks o. cur md % hagshesai
Of ioNacoo. The B-scs'ei rrpActs 70 leave on her return
ttis evening The Sen NcJ eh from Dysraosrg bad
SIS sac fs-ra snd "a b~oE,be.ds o. tossee ......--..
The Rose Douglas fFsa Arkansas river bid 800 sscks
o. e5tton 2 a. and 20 seaa OF esitisi ths siarE back .
dy..-...Ths Hes-H fra cssbu vent out Win
seven . Kss e sun, Tor Helena and Lano1iz 90 bass
90 eI,tsn md - hhss c. sbasoa..-...Th Fails city
r. "a = = Orleans 49, eHps-tcd - strive lat night
......Ehr Fred. Eeunett ~ lssVs fr Esv Orssn,
ts-u-rrsr; she has srsady i45 hhds Of ,obtooi en-
Erg.t-.-.-.Ths Louisville Will probably enter the Nss
CHsans snt Eenphis i-sds- 1ss boats Eolnr into
a74'sess in this Hoe a1a rstasF rpusrozs hu IN A.
? nssuent hc1 iuE 20 give 81 IN sqEsi shsuos
nr Ffls Cry and Eorris5n bsIHE owned b. ne sane
party, he latter viii b isif % the ni-eF bosis rn
aiviss toe trsds smsng them. making trlPs 10 tuTn.
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AsEAULr-fhomss Nal nsy being ont %
tow aud B Fentoh requiring seme money
Mshonsy owed hin, be sued him as an ab-
scohdiag debtor. He obtained judgment ard
Proceeded 70 levy on the deb or's dray and
team To this proceeding Mrs. MshOp'y, who
had not Jeff the cry, strO' ely o~biscisd, and
plantiI g herself against tbs door Of the stable,
declared she soul defend TIE properly Of h'T
husband ia bis absence. Fsnton seized her
ant thursi her s~aE. For his act she Prosr-
euied hin bsflrs E' Mallory FOR an assault,
uhea he rss hnes . dollars. Mersl: 10
not attempt to s-izs mu'ss and drsys when
calico and e%rInalin- oppose the process.
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CfrT ArNoSEE THE uGear entered Oh
hls q % Taursisy last i7 2 store On Sec
ond ss ssg, shove Madison. Stree thar umf be
has gives aid % heavyweight widows sndtheir
ssniass TIE smoant n provisions supplied
10 ssrh spplIcsrt varies viii ths number Of
the children; esnsrsll~ speaking there hss
been giysn to each twelve Pau0d- OF al7-, six
pounds Of bacon, ADD 7'fris o. p~oia-os7
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AEHs AND AHNUstTios--The ChsrIeston
raj way is { lDtnusiig aiding to orr mssfs Of
def rss on Tu-ssay last two ear load. Of
rifles, aud three car lads of cannon a rived
By this road, and yes srisy the sane oad
brought in Fly eight incl balls, an article
gbst viii prove fatal to the boats Lincoln is
buyinE a. Cairo, II boats and balls should
ehsnre 10 meet.
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err C~KEsUa-In order sast i5 nay be
knoun what por Ton ~ our citizens, Of szs 10
Be subis to militia DEFY, have iainsd -hs vol
unlssr companies HoE Qrssn!zsd, We learn
tbst it is Contemplated to take a csh-us Of the
n is inhabltsnss Of The city, disi10uishing
shoss who are from n cen to twenty Eve FesIs
Of sgs, and these from twenty fse to forry-
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.BUsrsEss BY R,ILEaAD -rhs recently es-
szbiishsd bio,kads and eountsF-biosssds on
The river las had TIE rfs Of lsrgely meek
iB4 be business on the rsiiroads. Yesterday
the Charleston road broagbt So a In cred snd
nin- horsbsaAs OF ,obseeo, fry barrels Of
pork. aid a hundred cstks and tisrees Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-30

The sss9ciatsoa % Ladies o. he ev OF MsUphiai
known Is III SOUTHERN MOTHERS" heviFs,
~ heir President NJ s. Law, Informed the KS
81 General command ~ The Army q Teunesssrs shat
they evil have . large, e1mfortabis room ted up By
Monday. 70 receive ny o. orr soldiers -ho may be tsct
AID r.qu e uursiug, h,m whence they may es Carl d
{, tha hoasss o. ne scde'y II desired 20 and hat
"nsuy houses are e7sn 70 ii N, 20 matter from What
quar- sr tbsy m5y come, II in arm for the defense Of
Ire soah
IN s.ieHt on Of tue Hediaal STAG il especially called
g. hi bene7oI u pr,viaou 81 the pstrioue lsaiss Of
HemIhis, snd the Hsi r-sensra directs hstw ere the
SOLDIERS are rsda~ed BY diseass and become Frsstiy
pnsfrsi-s % 81 t On early reey-y osnnot be srtici-
psted, uey viii have h4m brought 10 the Governaent
e. rs orf cling snsr" - hs BositsI OF the "AOiafrs'
Association "
~ b suoa sazious rare and sympathy on he pat Of
The ladies' = Memphis. for The vel-bsinr Of orr pAtri-
oic sna ave v iuatssrs the dangers sad p-ivstioas
Of toe soidi-'s lie Wiu b net With rronp itude sad
her ir fern o e By the soldiers y The army q Liberty.
TIE Haar Generui conmsnsins bes. leave, IN the
name % aud a. ire representative o. the Aruy Of Tea
ue-sse, 70 tenser his thznsa To- lie provision 50 early
md - vi = made TT The care Of rernrsses's de-
f-'dsrs.
Sy esuasud o., Scr esnsr.i
tIDEOE :. PILLOW,
Commandgur P. a. Of Tenn.
p LLnK p TYR Avist n Adju anf censral.
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DR.. J. n. MeLean's Volcanic Or
Imminent,
TIE BEST E1TERNAL " THE World. FCE
Man or BEAST.

Th0esands Of human Beings have been saved Z life
dscrepitude and misery b. ths use CT MS invaiu.bR
Liuia.snt- u viii relieve pain almast insfaufsaes1Fv.
and Il VII cleanse, pHrfy and heal he ouis-t e're =
a. Incredible sbsrt tine hcLsa1'1 TuIcau GUFfu.
fueut viii relieve he most tnTc-efafe cases Of Rhs1-
m1am. Gout or Heusiga- For Paralysis. Coufrauea
Msscles, Sudness CT Wsaknez1 IN he goflts. Huscies
or LlEzueuu Is VIII 1eFer fail. Two aDplicaLila Win
cure sore treaS, heedsehs er EarE he. Fu BUrns o.
snc you via nd Is an Indispensable remedy. Keep
alUays o. hEnd-
Pls1tsrH Farmers, q any ere having chs-ge o.
borses. VII ssFe mdneF b. ssinr McLasuis Talcsuic OF
Linimen4- II is q speedy ard lnfsuibls cure 1r Calls.
sFralas, Chafes, svsllins. Lsmeness. sweeney sorss
E0unla, 6Tathes. or sny external disease. Frv IL
ErE you "a b aongincet.
Oh. J. q EcLEAE, Eolo Propriesor.
81. Louia Miase1rf.
Fu ~ = Eonphis b. A. s. MANsInLD a Gc4
.so b 6. Y. JoGE8 q co. ID WARD 3 EecLELs
LAHD. hz2-dsva
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Couultaial 1Iaflrrs
oAILT aEPonT OF TaE mAnNnT


oAELE REPORT Ot T@E MARKET
FvssrsHzs ynss rHE INSTRUMENTATION
8rnrHu Nays tel.
~c0rrON-The zsgket wzs r-ry quisi ~estsrtay, ma
.alss eupgri.ias one Or i've smsi lots : ss4ls y
alike for mlddliag. We reaeW fsunsr enotstienf,
vhieh IL me pres u STATE Of the usfseL Willis fguss
nomlnsly correct
EEAPHis COTTON QUOTATIONS
soos ordlaary. . cool Nldalus.iaSsls
l,w AifdAnE-.iek eloA aitaiiug fsir.. nuinai
Niaiung,... II 9uE Fair--..-... seminal
FL0us-There va ,,si se,ivity IN ths msihstyss-
{ = lay, but with gradually recsding sfo Is Prices are
su6 with az upuud tenlstey. sales reported Of 90
bels superans al s761. 80 and IS sssd d., 81 81 IS. ard
- Extra At . Is.
ooRS-The msfkstrsmsins q1iet, With dtiiy rsesigta
about essaiiug tbs sEpsrs. snl un5'e supplies on d-al-
e1s hands "a &c Of 29s, Isi and 100 ssrs ~ 81 20. r
hushsi. We nFrin qas'e The range e ms market At
7aS7se 2 b bel fer yellow. nizsi AMI vhite.
oATs-A iini tst Business rspsrt-d At ssGsls =
bu bel. Seeks light VITA oa'y a retail demand pre-
.siIinE
HAT-Ns Wholesale transactions reported. ssoek-
sOasrais, ,ns the rs,au rsds ssgp led at s2sgssoR
tun fer prlue descriptions.
ToBACCo-stseks are srs du.ily aoounuiitinE, but
hers is very Hule disp7sidsn manila ted % purchsse,
sld the mute' is generally unehsnssi.
BAooE-Te note a o%cntiuued tir demand. ehltny
- snAii country srsers snd Z on ne eHy retail t-sss.
p ies' are Tuatasly unchanged. sales OF "a easRS IN
-niii i1if ati c for clear sides l2se fr s%bouldsrs. sd
i5dslsc for ANS.
NESS -PoRK-sals5oi 80 barrels a, s7s, At which as-
urs ho'asrr ars erm.
LsRD-+o pseEasesr oa At IL for barrels. ,us i6a for
tieroes.
GRQoERIss-oon.s is arm sid uuahsuged with lin
It q SALES A. sf2ia q quiet. with sales q 5 bids
a 5Egss Noticing doing in Eolsues.
POf.TI Es-Primc descript ems are ~ good demand
A. sooasi y ou-h-L ia saeEs. snd e292 IS in bbls.
CORN HssL-ss bhis cold at 81, and CO slEs at Soe.
~BUrTgR-ssles - Z {, and ials t25c.
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aEHlav y IooI
aeHy @. spsldina,
No. IS Cedar S.. n. p.
Desf Sir.
IBeosad dnd swefty ave cents Cs5,, for which sem
hox Of Cephzlic Pills Send 30 address Of Rev, Tn. c
FILLER P vnod barg, Frarkiin county. Ohio.
RcuT PIT voTk Ire q ehaFH-euYe Headache
almost insfGHteT.
Truly youra,
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PoTKroEs The Army.

rsss ~ the pspsrs Of Mobile that a custom
vrsva.is there q families ssnaing 70 . sonysn-
isat Place sErssd on, such suPFiiss Ct Fsests-
blss ., hey can snare ior De arny, and 20
ss.o,s bsisg . vegetable not spoiled By a ssW
Avs as -, TIE run Il on that ssculaat-sone
days $50 Or 200 Bushels being sent IN.
I .rsgse fuiig suggest to the friends q The
~sr End y - brave boystn me camps. that
'ieael eesstoeE o. ssEt g NJ Q srisf-
u~ss,s,'I of esa pssote Madam
rssest. - thsg esa tp'Es snd saet suP-
pliss vii Be sent rsguisry q 3 ht ess
ctr psPsTD please copy. n
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s-oUprr.s' HMILrrs Spite Of re action
u th. eounty 9urt, and Of sicsa given 10
tbs families Of volunteer row IN III SD, We
l.r,. f,ou out mayer that the families ihus
provided fosai pspsr are really, IN usny IN
sssBees, sag-rinesnt destitute, and esa oe-
tain no aid. The as istaaee formerly attended
in sr'rems osses hss been Eith4iswn o.
turned aside to o'ber class Of cases, the &C.
tion Of he eoanty coust hlsing constituted
these forsskea onss tbs county especial csrs'
We IsarH sls5 from TIE city tmonsT thst y
had applications made to tfn by Pefsons in
srtrsue difficulty. We nope speedy and eject
gal usanu Of rsilef viii be put ia operation.
ro,ss wspsed. and wsnfrd At once.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-30

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