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The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-01-23
MISSISSIPPI FOUNDERY AGENCY
AMERICAN MACHINE DEPOT,

AMERICAN MACHINE DEfOI,
as 81. Charles ST., COrzer Of Grorier, f..'
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
II URINGfhe present year beautiful patterns OF
~ G. s. o. 10, IL, "A and Is inch cylinders, station
ary and s, g. Z, s. g. and 10 inch, Portable Engines,
have been completed, and offered for sale !;
together with Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Single Ma
chimes, BricksMachines, Cotton Screens. and other
machinery, comprising the largest stock ever offered
for sale; while, at the time. it is Of southern
invention and manufacture, and of style and quality
nnequaled by any northern importations
Illustrated Catalogues sent 70 any address by mail.
jan2n3I-Gm SAMUEL II. GILMAN.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-01-23
in fine, GOODIES of every variety. i'aa'

in fine, GOODIES of every variety. 3 ''l = q
Come in the morning early, come in the eve
ming late, come at twelve o'clock at night and,
you will find US ready and anxious 10 wait on
you. a.. "a. -.... ..Yr -.r,.v e.
~ CAKES FOR WEDDINGS, or other
occasions, supplied at short notice. ~ fss,aI
! ew- OYSTERS. prepared in any form, At oil
hours. GIVE US Il CALL. -H 20 p
ttlriM 100 ..0i.sa n. -sId M go 11i' y
Z Oxford, January Q, 1891. S2-sm.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
ADJuTAsr GENERAL's OFFICE. !

General Order No. g. Raleigh, april 20. 1861.
The Volunteer Forces of the State already ordered
into active service. commanded 10 bold themselves
in readiness TO march hours notice.. The officers
required TO SEM to the Adjuant Generals Office
roll of the members of the companies. | m directed
by the Governor to call for the enrolment of thirty
thousand volunteers. Organize-stnd in the rolls
Commissions and will be furnished BE in readi-
ness to march days notice; drill by day'and by
night let the citizens equip their men some of your
brothers are in the field The State has to
be proud Of the promptuess with which they rallied
o the call Of your Governor. ."s.~
The decree for suhjugation has gone forth: the
time of trial has come; the blow W i'll soon fall
meet ii with The whole energies of the State: we
must show the world that North Carolina will main
tain her rights at all hazards o..
By order of the Comma nder-in- Chief 60
J. F. IIOKE, Adj't General. a
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
CoNyEsp.ON DELEGATES.

Aason--Dr A. Myers and }, A. Leak ,--.r
ALdmanee-Judge Rufin, Giles Aebaue.
Atcxdnder-A Stewart.
Asae-J Forbes
Btaden-T ID Mcdowell.
Brunsnick-Thomas b Meares.
Berfis-S B SpruilI. James Bond.
Beaufort--W J Ellison Morrow.
Buacombe-N " Woodhn.
Burkc-J & Mcdowell. -...
Cabarrus-C Phifer.
CuIaueA-E Jones.
Camden-D ID Ferebee. go .-...-s So
ClLsreH-IIon & Brown, John Graves.
Caiap6a-Rev P Z Heukle,
C'arteref-C Thomas. -...t
Caathanu-L Merritt. John Manning, Jas II Headen
Casrokee--A 7 Davidson. ..-.- -.
Choran-R II billiard. - .-
CIeqreiand-Dr W I Miller, DR. J Tracy.
- CoiuAnGus-Richard Wooteu. ~.
Crauen-GeO Greer, d Whitford.
Cum5erlaud-IIvn Warren WinsIow, David Mcneil.
Cutrifuck-H NJ Shaw
Daridson--B CsDunIhit, B kittrell.
DAgi5n-W J Houston, J Rhodes.
DLcif--GIobers Sprouse. ...... ...z-. - -.
E3Iecom5e ard H,ison-IIon Geo Howard, " Battle.
for4yth-Ihos J Wilson, Rufus Patterson.
t Gsa"seT Iapr ",s 4 venabe, Royster.
Gaston-Dr S X Johnston.
Grecac-W 4 Darden jr. $50.
GaLtqrd-IIun a Gimcr, Ralph Gorrcll, P Dick.
GafrS-A J Walton. LIZ .
Hiliffr-R II Smith / Bachelor.
U~rlford-Ilon Kenneth Ruyner.
Xyds- Z L Mann.
WarneH-zAa 5 McNeiil. --
Hoywood--Wm Hicks Il
UeudrrsoB-W NJ Ship.
Lrdsti-A uderson Mitchell. T 4 Allison.
Johmston-C 3 Sanders, " a Smith.
JacksQn--W II Thomas.
Jones-Wm Foy
Lenoir-J"ln G Washington.
Lincoln Vim. Lander
.Nncon-C d Smith
Had,son-J 4 Mcdowell.
Miriin-A>a Biggs.
HcIloUclL-J II Greenlee.
NeckIe1burg- Hon " Osborne, Vim Johnston.
Moore-Dr II Turner.
Noatyomsrv-S II Christian. r'.s~
Nash--A Arlington. ..---
Neso Hanoeer-J Holmes. Y s Ashe.
-Eorthqmpton-D Ba mes Moody.
Oas'o1c-Dr 6 W Ward.
Ora"gs-IIon W A Graham, Capt John Berry.
Pasguofaak-Dr Il K Speed. r.
Ptrguiasa,ls-Joseph S Cannon.
Psrxon--John Y Cunningham. j.
Pits Is Satterlh waite. Grimes ....:.
RGndoiph-Wm Long, Alfred Foster. ..s...
Observation-Disclosures Leak
EoJssos-J + Fuller CESutherland.
Roctiaghana- Edward T Brodnax. Hon David Reid.
Rowan-4on Burton Craige, II { Jones.
Ruthart2rd and Folk-J II Carson Durham.
S1mpzoa-Dr Thos Bunting, Robt A Moseler.
Sanlp-E IIerne
S'ek,s--John Hill. - r.
Surrg--T V Iamlin.
TYrreli-Eii SnruiH. .- ~
Enioa-Hugh NJ Iouston.
Htte-Iinn Geo,E Badger. " " Holden X Battle.
Hfrrcn--Hon " Edward. a Thornton.
Hayne-Geo Stror e. E A Thompson. .-:.
Hastingson--W 5 Pettigrew.
" H7uyr--J " Counsel ...--.
WHk 'S-Prter Eller. JAS Galloway
TadIjn-R F Arnrfcld.
Tincey-M Prnland.---
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
stale OF y, carei,na. HIcckienhnrg 90.


Itaprentipg 10 the satisfaction Of the Conrt thar
Calp ihe defendant in this case, is not an inbabi
tant ofthe STATE ofNurTh Carolina hut resides bevpa
the limits othe same il is therefore ordered by .ad
Court that blication be made for six weeks in the
Western Democrat newspaper Published in town
of Charlotte notifying the said defendant be and
appear before the Justices of Court of Pleas and
Qu9rfer SESSIONS Cou: To be held for the
saidcnunty of ct5iFuburg, ut the Court House in
ChaHdtte. onaae s-h Monday of Jny next. thea and
there Ia plead .ansHfre demnr, judgment pre- con-
fessa will be taken againSi him rs, a. - sc
Wilness. " sK Reid, Clerk of our said Cont at Of
fee, the 4th Monday in ApE ls6l and The s5th year
of AaaeEiosR independence / s.t-.st
ss-stE " z. REID. Clerk
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
A gricultural Implements.
tile Syn oftAe Golden Pad-Lock,

--r sa- tile Sign ofths Golden Pad-LocE, ...
4 large supply of the above CONSISTING of 7t.
celebrated Plonghs; also. Corn-Sheers: Straw C,s
Sh"ves; Hay and mamie Forks hest castscei
axes PteSs' hait"ck Grubbirg Hoes Needing Hoes
Hoes Rakes, Hedge Shears, Pruning Shears prnnin,
and Budding Knives &C., 6c 50 ? - ""4Hs
- eoCHRaSE & SAMPLE r.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
ADJUTAET GESERAL's OFFICE.
81 Raleigh. Auril Is.

General Order No. Raleigh, Aprll %
Hereafter all Provisions passing through this City,
intended for any Depot of the bounds of the State,
viii be stopped here for the supply of the troops
ceatratcd at this point The market price will be al
lowed for the Prori-ions so stopped orwardng and
receiving Agents at the Railroad Depot will pay strct
attention to the execution of this order. -.
By order of the Governor, j. f. HUkE, Adjt Gen.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
Music T ,eSSOnS..

nj, -. .;,,.,t beps leaf inform his friends and
natrons aswei as the pubic generally that he is pre-
pared TO give r $50 -.
private Lessons on the Piano,
II. = Ri idance or ut the residence of pupils
nea Particular and prompt attention VII ps Pa,a.o
orders for tuning aud repairing " -
noGG snn 1 MUSIC BOOKS will be procured
at store prices. n-s,sb;oso fo, roore
:, ~ .,ors ofer my rs sstanee most particularly
to all those who mag desire to purchase i'noS ~
exchange old Pianos for new ones - y
04rsf, ~ The most Office at Messrs. Davidsons
F,,ifnre IIaIl will receive prompt attention: -
-ss,"1..s5. CHAS. o. PAPE, Prof. of Music
1ana-,ser III If . Charlotte N c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25

FULLINGS, SPRINGS & CO. have also added to their
Ready made E4oihiRg Stock Merchant Tailoring De-
parmen 10 which they cali the especial attention of
THEN many friends and customers ......
They intend making this department second to none
IN the State, either in style and quality Goods or in
the manufacture of Garments seq $685. = -r
At all times will be found good stock of Black and
colorcd Cloths. Engilsh,Frertct American CASH
meres. andr variety of NestngS. Also an assortment
OF Rock Island Cassimrres. - ~--.
They feel confident of their ability to undersel1 any
other house in the State. from The advantages thew
have in getting their goods 9l,s,*
lh"lr goods are bought by the quantity by one of
the Firm who resides in the Northern markets which
gives him the opportunity of taking advantage of the
prices OF goods, thereby saving at least Twenty
per cent to the consumer.
k@ Dimes saved are Dollars made t@y-Sa So try us
short notice. e-F oH
Sept IS. 1850. RULINGS, SPRINGS 4 co 70
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
a NEW EAVV BOOK.
CsNIVILL'S PR4CIICE AT LAW,

Just published. treatise upon the PRACTICE
LAW in Moth CaIc1ii q. y EDwAED CHTs
LIB, author Of the n. &. Justice, ETC. ...
CONTENTS:
OF legislative power in general; Legislative roVei
North Carolina; Legislative powers Of justices Of !
peace; county buundarics-derds, etc: county rcGf
and charges: court houses, prisons, etc county hOa
jury trials; fairs. aud public sales; general a,srtt
inspections public landings, rtc,; poor hOu'c a
hospitals; registers and clerks rivers and ceek&g-
ferries and bridges weights and measures id'bH
lunaricS; retailers: Nruse river; public loads SldG
ways public landings and in$rccri NJ; mills aud o.
ler, ordinares and constable; patrols; warGetsaa'
poor; prison bonnds; roads, tlrleS and bridges l
exemptions executive power in general ntca (
power in North Carolina; exccutifc rrWtr If ileWgr
Chief Justice aud clerk; attorneys at law; a0IbpF.
eral; reporter and marshal, c,rks and solicitor "h
for paupcrs;. guardians; comfy attorney; ahrt%e
county court clerks; curoncrS; be nndarl Conmi'Na
commit eeS of finance; county trustee; crunEu'%S
special court; commissioners OF fairs; insrtc'oi@
perirtcndcn.s of schools; commissioners ot Ia'E.
wardens of the poor; registers, ommissloh'fS or
and creeks sheriIS; cOnStAhle$; rangers; stdntztN
ers; retailers; administrator; chairman 81 wv
court; commits, toners of deeds and conreraHec g
mIssiuHerS of low lands; entry takers ana Sh'H'
superintendent of election; gmardlans ava FeU.
inspectors; commissioners Of INTERNAL imrln"l
partition; patrol committees; Processl"ncrsi "A ~
and-b boards Of valuation: 0vcr$ecr, 0l roahS anu ="
commissioners of wreck; tobacco piekcFs and c"f
The APPENDIN contains forms Of Deeds aad'.
vfyances, as follows; A gFtementS, siGHnier'''p
bills Of sale, bills VI exchange and fading. 04"Nl
cellancous bonds, contracts. dctds, marriage
meniS, mortgages, corartEetthlp aftcles' H'''
leases. &c &C.. ..,- .,tf- e.. .a..
This book contains SIC pages IS gotten ~ = NJ
rior sty and bound hi law taIf. Price s,GH"
So o. .----r.-.. EDWARD CANGNELL,
RALEIsH, y
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
STATE of gNorls. a as,C Ina. 3

= HEAD QUARTERS, -ADJUTANT GEMS UFFICE |
General Order No 4 49, Raeigh, Aprh "a, 1861.
All communications for the Governor in reference to
Military lnatters-such applications for commissions
tender of services of companies, Sc acquisitions for
arms nrnunitiOn, &C., and for Information apperaiu-
ing The military organizations called into SERVICE
will be directed Adjutan; General in this city.
By order of Coz. Ellis, J. f. HOKE, Adjt Genl
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
WANTED,
sTA1E@.
state of \. Caro,in.,, Nlcckienbnrg 90

SS'aaS W w. 10.
Count u LIe4S- Gad gu Ss&saAs--.fprik Term. lS6I
J. 4. Estes VS. JIM Strait, James Coils, Jr aud
---z--ts--sF . Joseph Lowell.
Original 1Ataclnneni-Lerieei,i in the hands OF E. A.
sas fAsLeed, aed him Summoned garnishee.
% apea the the Court that the
defendants IN this suit are not inhabitants of North
Carolina, but reside hcA 1nd the limits of the same il
Is therefore ordered by said Court that publication he
made in the Western Democrat newspaper printed in
the town of Charlotte. tr six successive weeks. Motif
ing the said defendants to-he-and appear brure the
justices OF o Cart af Pleas and Quarter Sessions at
the psxt Cunt he E.d ior said county of Mccklef.
btr at LeLeuTt ueRS2 in Charlotte. tae ih Mon
day Ut July nc&t. then and there plead, answer,
asnHr, OF Judgment pro coutsso will be taken to
them. ---r ~ :. 4-,E . ..-. -.
sNpness, VIZ Reid Clerk of said Court. ut Office in
Cs@Flote,s be 4h Monday ofApr, 1851, and the s5th
yeer ot- Aaaefean J nde p, ndence- & 49,. - --
sG5-6ts- rs .--E ". K. REID. Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
New Family Grocery Store !.

Wholesale aud Retail dealers in Family Groceries,
choice old Wines, lhighy improved by aye
Also, Havana Seg"rs, Tobacco, Wooden and VII
low Ware, &c.
Having established ourselves in Charlotte, and in
consideration OF the hardness Of the times desire
aud intend sell the entire satisfaction CT purcha
All orders accompanied with the cash will be
promptly attended to.
Store Tryou Street, door above Palmer's Va
riot Store.
March IS. 1861.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25

q have openes a shop OF, College street IN lp'
Mr. Rabys stable, wbereI am-IrepaIca ~ q. ~
Of Wood-Work and Blacksmitbipg-sn 'Rarc
Carts and Wagons aud repairing the ,smEfs1i HG
pairing. horse-shocing. &r, Ny woTk susE anaf
executed, on the most accommodating 'e'H tfiL
effort made 10 gp c-saiisfatIa9" FyGT %' pRoPES
Jan 3. 1851 3n pd So. J"h'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
500 EgaISV AR Cd.

RUNAWAY, from the Subscriber, living White
Plans, Ca STE fed Dsct, = about 10 of August la
my neg" eow. Ben. lie "A yea n aye t" low sh
com Icxuu, almost black. has b d, we.EI> ab1u G0
dS, ab"I Get iLch h4h He NaIks with tim step
a, i IN n>o II II Likely thaI Ben .vi en-
dt.aV" make his Wy tte STATE. Any Iers,n
will he sad AID de him any Jail
Ihlt can get h,m drlve hm reside shall
receive che d viii aisn SiCO reward
pro-" sufficient any White person persons OF
haib1rns he said boy tr3 NY :" tt CT hi escape
WI. NJ. BLAkENEY.
FEBRUARY 10. 1851. It.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
FARMERS, LGCK GUT!
Money, Time and Timber Saved

1 have the right to sell VANDEMAKK'S PORTABLE
FENCE, made without posts, in the counties Of Aha
nance. Eandlph Rockingham, Davidson. Rowan ca
BARNS and Mecklenburg. CHEAPNEss. durability, and
convenience its chief advantages We recommend
the fence mill and all no have
fences make. We will sell Farm County Rght~
circular, stating cost plan of building &C. free
10 any address application $780, s.
JNtD. J. WHITE.
MebanesviHe, Alarnance CO., \. G.
March 26th. 3m =..s-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
lIECkLENBURG HOUSE,

This hotel. situated near the centre of the of
Charlotte and convenient to the business port of
the town has been leased by the snbScrber and reie
and put in good order and condition, and now
ready accommodate all who may call upon me. All
that ask of the public is to try and 1T they
pleased will then know that the fault lies with
Ny table will be provided with the best that the country
can afnrl-havng secured the best of cooks and
servants satisfied that can please the taste of
the most faStdious.
Being provided with good and comfortable stables
aud careful and attentive ostlers prepared pro-
vide for mans best friend, the Horse.
Feb 49, 1861 3m MATTHIAS HARKEY.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
The Celebrated Female P.lI>.

These Pills do all Diseases bat they are
cd 10 Lucorsa, W1es-ihat dreadful scoarge
TO female health happiness and usefulness They arc
no @tened aud a"e n" hnmbng, but are prepared by
a North Carolina physician Of high standing and of
long exrerence in the treatment of female dseaS es
ALI that is necessary 10 convince You Of tker efficacy
fair trial For particulars, see wrappers. Price 81
per box. For sale at the DRUG STORES
Jan Is, 1861 "a. vr
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP
VIZ q TYT

The subscriber desires TO purchase Beef Cattle and
Sheep, in condition for butcherug. The highest
ket price will be paid.
W. A. COOK. r-e-H
May %. 1861 If Town Butcher.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25

Consignnents of cottor tobacco, wheat and re-
spectfuliy solicited and which will have faithful per
ronal attention. good supply of Groceries always
hand aud for sale reasonable terms. Orders To-"
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-
ducc is confined exclusively selling.
We respectfully call the attention of operatives and
planters TO Petcrbnrga of the best market
in the South. The demand i: good both from manu-
cinrers here and for crcct shipment from City Point
o Europe.
Efforts being mode to ship cotton direct from
Char ote, 10 this point, for So per bale. 81 -....
January %. 1861 pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25

REFER TO g. F. Fisher Esq, Prcs't G Railroad :;
DIR w Hawkins Pres't paieigh 4 Castor Railroad
r Il Bridges. Pre>'t Branch Bank at Tarburo n G.; Hon
" Edwards. Warren county; James NJ Bullock Esq.
Petersburg Walk p, Battle, Esq, Raleigh.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25

Just published. a treatise upon the PRACTICE
LAW in Moth. (aIClii q. EDwABD CHTa
LIB, author Of the n &. Justice, etc.
CONTENTS:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25

a letter FROM 4 hicagos relates the following in
relaiioa to closing OF he life Of Judge
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
GROCERY STOLE.

Such as Sugar Coffee. Molasscs,. Meal, Bacon. Chs
enc Butter. Rgrs. Potatoes &c. r. .' a'-'
Those patFonzing him viii he ACCOMMODATE ~,
quantity qnaliIy and price, Give lima call :
- az NJ. S. ozNnr
Oct. .3or 1860. (. 5 If. d s.rf r..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-25
WALTER K. Va AEsTsN S., CO,
>.- ,(SuecessQrs to \. NJ: Martin, Son Co. b -
-...-s Commission lIGrchaEts, -....:
RICUUOND VI --. ..

r. \. MARTIN formerly of GranyiIle county. N. G. -
RoBT. TANNAHILL. formerly Of EdgecOmbe county, \
WALTER X MARTIN of Richmond, Va.T7t-z.t % - =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

The commencement exercise. q the ind'.
ana University during the. present week
-sre vers interesting All Witnessed. ave
Learn. l., large audiences The eNauinallon
OF the various els-~~- shovel great fs.'f'o'sn
ca. The liismr, Socie,le. held entertain
ins exercises Adslres-e. we're delivered b,
the Re, s,svri Hlusss Of lllino. and FeH'
srrnf wII-oS. Of New Albany " W Foo
pea, Esq.. Of Cincinnati. tead poem OF et
ceedlng merit LAWS BoIIa,S delivered
The address 70 the Alumni. sfser which they
hsld soeial rsanson. and With the fea.' 81
reason. enjoyed the ereasrue comforts.
The ne~l, elected President. Rev. Cfsvs
Mn. u. n. delivered his inaugural address,
after receiving the charge Of iEvessiture de
lisered on behalf Of the State by W. h Ep
w,sp-. Esq ofthis city. a member of the Board
OF Trustees. There were twenty. three gradu
ates. The Masters Grafton Was delivered
hs the Rev Mr. KAHLK, of Dearborn sounss
The University ia IN hoarishiue co''d
ton
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

Rsv r. T. WssB. VI oas city. rbo a..
Teen recentis appointed Chapisin 70 he
Fourteenth col kIssALLs Regiment. i
entering upon the discharge Vi his duties With
zeal and ability. IL IS ~ be hoped that his
appeal. on yesterday. 10 our citizens. for sid
10 procure a copy Of the Bible tor each sol
iles Vas responded 10 literally. tie ~ill
make popular and earnest spiritual guide
70 the soldier To pleasant address. be
adds industry and adaptation To his calling.
which will serve 10 make his efforts success
sal Tie enters upon his otiiee ~ith the good
will Of all the officers and men. and will
strive 10 render al teachings agreeable and
popular.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

TIA list OF premiums conferred al ~.
Mary Institute, on THURSDAY. which vas
cen; ~ this ONCE. was beautifully prepared.
We have seldom ever encountered more
perfect and tasteful specimen OF chirogrsph,
IL contains almost every variety Of letter,
and is a model of plain ard ornamental wri-
ting. la looking at the perfectly formed
strokes and hair lines. one i almost beguiled
into the belief that il Is an impression from
copper plate. 1.-THE Isdy who prepared il car
communicate the art Of penmanship to 9th
srs a. perfectly as she can execute. she Is :
prize 10 the Institute.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

The farmers II our eoaniv sre 1so~ d. the
nisist Of their harvest IL =. with ne ~
ception Of the graz cf..p. plenseos. and bonn
ufal The messio-< IN hi, locality w.fe Il
most totails destroyed hs she rassxe- q he
array worm. The wheat ~ss. % @.n. -
tent. injured. set the smoaat cultivated -.
more shsn asasi ami he ssgregst. weld all
he considerably l@fges Thesgh a h.-e.
-" 81 ~sr All Eaonessp panic ses car IA.
sAndnen are gathering lsreeis - shs re- ar.
oi their soil. .nd ~sll - bssos.l ~sns ~ -
so,Ance shea thsis ero.. sss xsruer~i srua
ready for asrk-
'Ae corr sr'p = Progressing ssol. o.. aas
PsAir'ss AMI shsssasA.oas ne e~.ansr.. :. a =,
les ~'ms Naso~sri sFoash 81 accident -
t>lis 4. sii b. l.ss-r ss.a a.a-,. ass
sss coming fan he Prs-ls<sirsas = ~ s,.s
valley va never bess~r lhsn dsrinf n. -.
s-f s~--sa. 18th fh~ ~sssps.ss % sA-. ~,
esor. aud N some portions II 4 H. "a,
good Alsos~sh~s there = 81 s~.@.-. q. r~rs,~
but much easse fof sh- al hllae>.. fot a
.saoi@ni Lssssss ssnDrsias 81 "a. as<s.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29
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The Eleventh.


M John Winchell. private in Col Wal
isce'- Regiment, writes 10 his family that
during the excitement ofan anticipated attack
on them at Cumberland. they packed up their
baggage and sent il where it would be safe
and then took up position in \ mountain
pass 70 wait for the rebels They waited a
good while. in TACT thes are waiting vet
Mr. " says. Tho eo~arslls dog. cont
fight. They were expecting reinforce
ment of two additional regiments hourly at
the time the letter was written Mr.. John
Hanna will come home ia fes DAYS to re
cr,sit men for the war. for The regiment.
In regard TO the appearance and character
81 the Eleventh. the correspondent of the \
Y Herald say:
! reached the blyouac of the Eleventh at
4 few minutes beAre seNe Yesterday morn
ing and saw Col. Wallace and several of his
officers. must say, ga pGssGRf, that without
exception. he has the finest looking regiment
OF men that | ever saw. they are evidently
what j. claimed for them regiment Of
picked men; thew are completely uniformed
and equipped and under the most perfect
drill and discipline. The influence Of the
Colonel over them II almost unboundei-
where he leads thes viii follow.