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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

I'm this city, WEDNESDAY, Iuly H. c,shss,.
snJ aAnshief Of Oeo. and hasare Meloy aged mspas
S"h,S this city, Tue,dsy July ie, Mary A. Cassh
end 10 days '''e""'' '~S'So.'''S"' "'nsns
hoCkWOOD-In this ei,v ON Fh,-.a.- III. ,as -.
noat1 Youngest child of -rse O. and A,.aiuta Roelweod
aged wear months and ~ d.S. 80 NV" wv
upssi WI taks place tins Fdday afternoon a. ocoei
Rom NO S7 Wet Twenty second sli-.t - '''-'
cor. aged - year,. ''-' :" Aose'eHo %
sIAhhS-ln thi, city on Wednesday July II c,,h., "a
tn- beloved daughter Of Psuicx srd Lien ssIr "a AZ
years. A"' ago "a
SAEf-in this city, on Wednesday July H. Elszab.,h ,s -
Patrick skey, In tue 18th yrar of her sse
TkEaAlN-At Oak -Hiil Greene County n. r. ON Mcna..
July l5 a paralysis Levi TIenain i year Of M. -,
TATEIn this CITY, 90 "Wednesday, Jp H. May Ann rse
Of James and susD Ise sged2 years months sna
IL days
WALsH-On Wednesday. Jaly IT, Richad wal.h the 10.
loved sou OF JAes end NJ Walsh srd months and daJA
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK. K.......~..Jurr Il
Cleared.

sesrship-St JGgo De Cuba Chsssemxn Havana and g.
JsSs. .
ships-Eiirs Andrew, Liverpool Hset caruan Pscac,
Hall Ceue W. Nye, WhAhs d. San Fra cco. w I. Cole
uan Home, Mitchell San francisco W. T. Co-msn Co
Barks-Ooldhnch. Putt am, QuseDsown, W El~el Cot
Virginia, LoNTg Halifax C. H. Pier. Go Th-Iess. Nas
Eontr GlsSsow, Durham Dmon, Z0ldenh-t DiDss Lon.
don, lunch. Menche Wendt.
Elisabeth 0IeOnIoW boston hes SnsLgroye. Jseme T.
famine
schoOn.rs-G J. Miller, johnson, Hsrbor Island Ko-suh,
Leo, Portsmouih Ellen Louss Snow New Haven Vi!d Bur
CESS ST. Johns Anna Dobedy, Aux Caves Arccde sih Aux
Cayes Miller Houshtou .ygsis Poe, Elddge 81 Ihomaz,
= ". Lew Co J. c. RokeI. Johnson H4sssaI John Pee,
Leary Phladelphis, Baker 4 nayto1
Stsalner-J r. 1hompoD. Chass, Baltimere
BsIcr-Mztyn Crosby baltimore
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Passengers Arrived

n reasSp Asta, yror LiterrVn-MIs Quincy and four
ehildsu Mr. and MTs T. Lord Mises Brown, Way Schuyler
ana Ms Iiford Mir ard Mrs kemsn-r Mr. and Hrs
biddle four children aA two servsn,s Mia Edh Bidde,
N. Way, 4: Tysrs CsH I, n. D.l.no, Mr. Alsa, X do
Caaro Mr Morsl-s Mr. Feischnsu b. Tiest g. Loo Mos
AID A b. lhorbUn Mr. bnre Mr.. de Lanou Lord v.
Tempest Mr.. Ninsow Ensign GaTdDSr j. Nb~c. n A.
Jonrs and servant samuel Dower Csp >ser Capt q. l.
Ra bbon- Marquis d Merchans- de AOnhOn TO dansh-
sofyanhr ard Mrs d. Oskord two eh ifen and
want o. Lat~s l. Jsske.hener, J. Aoe.dorfe L. siD,s,
Mr.. scharh nr. ApD>ld Rev L. ST. smith Mr. Sches Mr..
Cohsn Mrs. FrsnkIn and three child Mrs ksFr
en'Iiren, sPowr. a. T ClIt Chs' e. Lis Oola.1Ih,
Mtss idih. eorge McAuley John Coney. ytm- Lreks,
yOnu SMITH Mr. and Mn DOrsrs aud dsusSei, Nj AeWsss,
y. kedgs HE. Csntwel
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AUSTRIA.

The Emperor had received the deprtation from the
Upper House u the Hungarian Diet, which had ex-
pressed its approval Of the Imperial roscPt 10 Hun
gary.
late dispatch from Pesth says was believed that
the conferences tie Address which lad taken place
between tho piAipal members Of the Hungarian
Diet would result Ia the unanimous adoption BY the
Lower Hoase Of the Address as originally proposed
by III. De4k.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Tbe funds on the ON
were 6ner and Cosso closed at further improvement the
quoaors being for both money sno seco n Con-
siderable purchases foT investment led To the ris7
In the discount uake the demand active ara sW Trans
actions place below 1he tone II the market was
sitter re sh Ts wert ~ rssn' ssD Of the Bank Eng Ana
B:r silver :. quotsi By Barring Bros. Co. &soi Dollar
ANIKIcAS SFcURITIEs.-Ba,iug Bros. g. Go. say
the h. be- Grie sIa quo,sns chiefly non
insL United States S. ~ "a en- dv' Ee shares ''id st ~
LIVERPOOL MARKETS July q. m.--CoTToy-
The Iole ai M .,, The 'aes, rsssd Cd Sy ss Aust a.
sey and the ,.e have tesn ss every cay en9Ofho, the
.boa d dssIr Ia, Friday, The dsnl,nd for sura'
"a. , been sIi-n.ys 9Tss 70 ss b comp. .s
an 70 t rnctnous qasny oi i so bale, which
ard exporter Eso bsles he,era.y
At 800 bse. being SPECULATION aud export The
market OO'ed SIu Al the following QOO''''F5;; F xam,,
McSps. ..'......'...........'....sSa, "a
soti o. h.ad ios 800 BE- es Of which $4,000 are American
TgaDE At MIScHEsI ER.-Ibere sti want OF
srmalios In sp'nDe bsye Obtained EensF.
.dv.sos s 70 ,, .soa .sS,nss s. SssO
BEEaosiTVF.-T ssstsf l. un,,,tsd and favorable
Sr Ss S siSP. P1.I Tss s.. ,as Whens edy q, iS
prices end very hTm or me 6ecrpOns FED 9bdI hde
s SSs sss Witt issi. SSr IN l'i ''F''" 'n' ''' |
ba lower Pors dull bacon dul AID sgn shade
LsTd dol az Ol Tor tine Ia retail lAow n noaeste uehAo
PaoDrcK- be BrosTs' Gin rePor ASHES ssain estr
PSia RNi6 PesTl., a. % HosIL quiet Cou on
the sTot ahi % arrives Medium, 7t0d Pine, 49, disf
Sps OF penine op. ned duh and lover, but slecna'e
demand spspgu prices vsDeed at from the or er
point ., The close I7 rasrd sugars very dul
bot unasTed Coffee very Is, Rice unchshs'd sales o'
CaTlus a 3d25i Bak: Sale OF Philadelphia q lOed
FLh Os New Pale Seal has cold =; 3 nothing doing 10 Cod
LoSDos MARKrrs.-Mossrr. Barring Brothers g. Co
report. dull bu, prices unbalanced. FLorR d
cult Of s-ie although freely oherrd White WHEAT, So dol
Red So sj fLoUE 2b d2ai6. lRoH dull Bars sod
Rails 45Re5 36 Scotch PIG 49, speAhs dull eui
sor;s unchanged CoyVErs ave e. god demand a. fall pccs
RiCa very fat but ts veue & unaerrd Spirits TuEPES-
TBE-2 OO bbs old buyers O Rough TCKPEsIISB nom-
haIy i5 ais. TAiIov dull; Y. c. on the spot, f LIS
skEl CAEga slow Of see, kpviok bbs At GlO Hoe
ton bags 80 49, Fish oIS-Eo demand LissEHD On To-
steady sts9ia
Latest ria QueeHstorn.
LvsRPooL, July z, 1861.
Tie steamship Asia has El09, 500 in specie.
The steamship Arabia, from Boston, arrived here
to-day.
The Hungarian Diet has passed the address originally
proposed by NJ. Deak.
LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July The sslrso Of CorToS on Satur-
d. hars Of vhich bales speonlHiuu
end for eIport The mske c sed steady quiet
but pfices steady. PROyIsIoHs quiet
LONDON, July 6-EveIing. closed at 81
sO fvr money and account Illinois Central RairOad se es ds
Erie Rsilroad Stocks 2tdlla
HAyRE MARKET, July 5.-The sale of CorToN for
the week add IS 100 ba, ct o fof tros o1dse aud loJt
bss. Abe nsks closes ba0ysnL lhs stock h pot
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SWITZERLAND.

The Council Of the States bad voted 100 900 francs
20 deiray the coat Of an expedition Japan for
tluting tIeaty Of commerce with that country. la
the Nationil Council II decided 10 treat the affair
OF Savoy us An open question: and 10 enerfetieally
protect the nghta vi Switzerland.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

few evenings ago. without so much IS sendlng h iis
card 10 scientific usbers in waiting. As Usual Win
enmets il has taken the astronomers by surprise
Ia it the Comet Of Charles VI THAT Is the ques'
tOn"-which they seem as incapable OF answcnHe
on this prOyOcatiOn as OD any Other provocauon oi
the same question revived at every new appearing
comet for the past fifteen years.
am led to thii / that rather under0ted, IN my
last ritter the injury done TO grain crops by the atc
storms IN France. Tie hay crop, something injured
by rain, is, on the whole, very good. Comparing
all the contradictory accounts coming IN ir0m 0uf
French PROVINCES, from Germany and England, It is
difficult b, avoid the conclusion that the yield OF
grains this year in Western Europe VIII III Dest
Esrdly reach the yield Of an average good year
Yesterday was the Gellorious Fourth. did mol
hear OF any public celebration Of the day by The few
loyal Americans Of Paris. I saw the Stars and
Stripes coating broadly from the office ol the
American Legation, and from the windows Of Mr.
Dayton's private residence the Place de FEtons.
Excellent Madame BuTque wreatbed about WIN
flowers and leayes the pOrtruit Of Washn g'oh'
vhieh adOrns her little American restaurant ana
bottle OF two of better than ordinary wine was
drained there into patriotic tbfOats at yesterdays
dinner.
/ Just learn from the honored father Of the poet
Browning Of the death OF the poets poet wife,
Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Her noble sOul
passed from her lOng-yexed, weary body ut Flor
ence on the 18th of last MONTH Her loss is ours,
for she was one Of usher scaDt later poems beng
almost all dedicated 10 our American cause Oi nee
dom. True, noble woman, wife, and poet, sie
la,es 20 her n ourning husband child TO link ther
eomG0n past with her sainted future IN unwastng
memory aud eyer-rpeniug consolation, and leaves
to US all the words inspired by her woman's poets
faith, Der Yates prophecy, whose fulfllment 10 the
present bodily Eye must have Illuminated the
shadows OF death that gathered about her last mo-
ment in her beloved Florence. You remember the
passage IN her Aurora Leigh"
''Yor'Il make workdsy Of your holiday,
AndtIrn IL 10 our 1u cBn peoples Ge.
" b, mach .ed beiyii &, bInte the Austrian ZOE
(So bold "a the Alps by Lon bardy
And da.L b. bIut- from, unAbashrd, sgtin.t
The steep bossrs Of that sbirld u God
Who IhaL Tiss ~ uTdfh aAd thnks n eIsaT.)
Zane hth,r also, rsting up sIss
Aud olive. gardens with his tyraDuoUs t'tks
And ToLLg maize With all bis swine
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INDIA.

The Bombay mails date ot giyenl hsd reached
Nal a. and left there for Marseiles on the 5tli in<
Calcutta telegram OF June IL, states that Mr.
Laing, TIE Chancellor Of the Indian Exchequer, Lad
sailed Tor Eng Lind.
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HsARRIED.

pEIMAR-JoGEPH-on "Wednesday, July IT, by the Rev.
Is ops Alexander Delusr Eniy, yOungert daaghts-
OF the late Joseph L. Joseph, sll Of this city,
McNIELL-PEAKE-On Wednesday Jolly II 8. DR.. McLeods
Charoh IN this city, by the Rev. W. acDow.l Of Hen
siton County NJ g, james McNie Of Jersey
City Mi,s Firm avis, secoLd dSu shtoT Of tho se
r. PclSe, Of Jonnstonbufgh. N. j.
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TURKEY.

Late accounts from Constsuiinople confirm the be-
M thai the Sultan is determined TO carry out his pro
Jected reforms. ,
A Russian squadron, consisting OF SIX vessels, hau
arrived oil BeyrUut.
Reports had been current of 6-turbauces q Jerusa-
lem, but they are cont.aGi ted by the Paris Patr.s
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The Emperor had Ief, Paris Tor vichy.

II is asserted on goVd authority that Gen. Flenry
10 10 Turin ns Extraordinary EmtatS,dOr, Ia
oIder 70 notify 10 yItor Emanuel the recognition Of
the Kingdom OF Italy by fRUoe.
The PdtTie says; "France Is about 70 increase the
garrifn Of tie iOnier Of tie patrimony ei St.
Peter"
The Prince de Piopbino bearer ftbe address signed
hy nun Der Of the inhabitants Of Rome, peIiohing
tie Emperor of the French 10 withdraw Lis army from
thnt city, has been eiyed by The Minister Of foreign
Aflirs M Thouvenel), Lul simrly, il is said, a
privuie individual, and not delegate of tie pei
iiDiicrs.
Tie Pari BO1rse on the 5th was very duh. Rentes
closed nt 67.S5,
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Rerrinss If Produen.

yULY leI669 bbI Flour ia do Corn Meal 63 Do whis-
KY l09 800 bush Wbes 81 Sal d.. Corn 700 do Oats 1000
do. Malt el6I do Rye IA pkg. Prpv0ss b do Ashes 50 do.
Lard, l59 kess Lard 10 Osi-Caka-
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PRUSSIA.

The royal msnfeso announces that the King ana
Queen Of Prussia viii be crowned at konigsbers Id
October next
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PORTUGAL.

Prince Napoleon, In bis yacht Refine Horteu'e, bad
arrived at LisbOn, visit 10 tue King Of Portugal.
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SPAIN.

The lnsarrectcn was entirely confined TO Loa, and,
on the 4tb inst that TO sn was entirely surrounded by
troops. The insurgents were shouting, The Repub-
lie Tor ever" " Death 10 the Pore"
A Madrid telegram Of the 5th announces that the
troops had been taken 10 Lya.
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HUNGARY.

PHsrH, Saturday, July 6, Evening. - The Upper
E:lse Q! !hs Hv.ss..ss pis' ye:sstsy sdcl!sc 1ss
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Passenger Sailed

n bdr. Hsd for 81 ThOzas-Mlss Eliza Cosgf, Hf sAd
Mrs. Wn. Lambert Miss Lambert Cbsfc. Lind
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S AEIT BEEF.
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT,
RALEIGH, Sept 20, lSCl.

RALEIGH Sept 20, lSCl.
Scaled Proposals will be received at this Office fs
the delivery Of SALT BEEF, according to the folicw
ing tipuarions:
The Beef must be from welfatcd Cattle, SLAM Uttered
after the zOh Of October, aud weighing not less than
$50 pounds
The legs and c9-rounds Of the hindq?tariers. and
the sius. nud least six pounds OF tie neck end of
each frc-q must he excluded from each barrel,
aud the remainder of the carcass, Instead OF being cut
with clcaver must be with saw and knife to give
the square. neat and s.iooth appearances in
pieces of not less than six poydS more than ten
pounds
The Beef must be salted at the rate of bashe of
pure Turks Island Salt; II bushels of Liverpool
Salt, and ounces ofpuiverized Sat-petre to every
200 pounds. exclusive of pickle to be made from
fresh str<jne salt will make ii. and must
be perfectly bright and clear This Department will
furnish salt tg:conractorS cost and charges, if de-
sired.
The Ec.f must be put in barrels; the barrels must
he Highland well coopcrcd; the nett weight of Beef
ana tie contractors marked ea-h barrel. The
Bee will be inspected by inspecting officers be APP
pointed by this Department, the point of delivery.
Two securities viii be required in equal to the
amount of the
JOHN DEVEREUX,
Oct Com. of Sub.
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agin next year, aud you'll find US clearer nor ever.
Mind what [ say. You've heard the Snowman:
Then advisin' him to keep away from the Peter
Funk auctions of the East, and the proprietors of
corner lots in the West, | bid him farewell and
went away.
There was a levec at Senator What's his name S
house, and thought d jne in the festivities for
a spell Who should | see but she that was Sarah
Watkins now the wife of our Congresser, trppin
in the dance.
But fell in with nice little gal after that,
who was swecter than Sally's fathers molasses,
and axed her if we shouldn't glide in the merry
dance She sed we should, and gode.
| intended to make this letter very seris, but a
few goaks may have accidently crept in. Never
mind. Besides | think it improves komick
paper to publish COAX in while.
Yours Muchly,
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Deyisavet vel non.

State # NJrth MISUNDERSTANDING county.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Tuy Tnrm 1861
John Hicks Tn" Mrckleub;ug Cold and Copper Co.
Original Attachment.
L app"a ,n to tn satisfaction If the Court that the de-
@nil,is inhabitants OF this Sat", bur reside be-
youd tn. nsi Of the it is therefore ordered by the
Court thai I, be made ia the Western Democrat
ngvspap, pgutad u the town Charlotte for SIX sue
weeks. uoG.l said defendants BE- and appear
before The s les ~ the Court OF Pleas and Quarter SIS
sIo;s the be held for said county at the
Gour: Hous trag5ots, the 18th Monday in October
n-Nt, tn ,i rls,, - p, ad, muir, udg-
confess Nj, b. entered against them.
W..Drse = L Rcd, Cltk of said Count, at office the
4,h Monday o. July, le0l, and N the Goth year Amer
ics' lucr ye,lisuce
1901 w. K. REID Clerk
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" ARD (ARTEMUs.)

Mrs PARTINGToN STOPPED Up" declare
l believe I'm goin' to have the infuensday," said
Mrs Darlington, cit. dsagreeable feeling to
have ones head as large as water bucket, with
your nose drippn' ike the caves, and your flesh
all creeping with pimples, like child with the
nuzzes | knew boy once who had it So bad
that they had to put cork shoppers in his nostris
to keep his brains from running out! :" She was
here :. brought up suddenly with coughing, the
reading was laid by for the night; and she went
up stairs 1ith u hot rock for her feet and little
pre- aration in mug Of 'sumthun" hotter for
her head
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

FULLINGS, SPRINGS / co. have also added to their
Readymade Clothing Stock, Merchant Tailoring De-
partment, to which they call the especial attention of
their many friends and customers.
They intend making this department second to none
in the State either in style and quality Of Goods, in
the manufacture of Garments.
At all times will be found good stock of Black and
colored Cloths English, French and American CASH
meres, and variety ofFestings. Also, assortment
of Rock Island Cassimeres
They feel confident of their ability underssll any
other house in the State, from the advantages they
have in getting their goods.
Their 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.
l<sE@Dmes saved are Dollars made ~T5a So try US.
short notice.
Sept %, 1860. FULLINGS, SPRINGS L CO
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HEADQUARTERs NORTH CAROLINA TRooPs, J
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
General Order, ! Raleigh, Sept. Goth, 1851.
No. Ii.
|. All companies of twelve months volunteers offer.
inc their services after the Ist of October required
to furnish their arms for which the State will pay
H. Officers raising the companies are hereby author
lied to collect all the public in the counties il
which they reside for the use OF their companies.
III Should the above modes fail to furnish arms
enough for any company, the Captain will receive au-
thority to purchase application to this office.
By order of the Comma dcr-in- chief.
J. G. MARTIN,
Oct. l. 1851. 84-3t Adjutant General.
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EaslEES WANTED.

The Book Accounts of J. A. FOX and also those of
J. NJ HOWE, contracted in the Foundry business are
in my hands for settlement and collection. No one
else mas authority in the latter Those interested
will act wisely heed this notice before the 10th of
October proEjmo.
4. c. WILLIAMSON,
Sept Il. lS6l Attorney.
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Hht'e Of Nortt CaroIiaa--I~cHrnburg county,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Juy Term, 1861
John F Little The NJ clzlanburg Gold & Copper Co.
Original Attachmt 1T.
It appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that the
def nianS not inhabitants OF this State, therefore
ordered by iii" Cunt that publication b. made in the
Western Democrat for Successive WEEKS. notifying
said defendants be and appear before tic Justices of the
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions at the Court
to be held for said county the Court House in Charlotte
the 18th Monday OF October next then and there to
plead answer d.mur. or Judgment pro conttsso will be
entered against them
Witness, " X Reid, clerk of said Court at Office the 4h
Monday of July, lel, and i'll the S6th year
Independence. W. X. REID, Clerk
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1t apo airing the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
PENDANT III this is nhabitant of this State IS
Therefore ordered by the Court that publication b. made
in the Western Democrat for six Ssve weeks
ing said defendant to be and appear before the Justices of
the Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions at the court
to be held o said county at the Court House in Charlotte
the 9Th Monday in October next then and there to
plead answer demur, Judgment pro confsSo viii be
entered against him
Witness, w Reid, clerk of said Court at office the
lth Monday of July, 1861 and the Seth year of Amer
lean Independence. W. K. REID Clerk
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Stat # North Caro!jna- CASTOR county

Stat # North CaroIina-G CASTOR county.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter SeSsons-Aug Term, 1861
David Friday and Marion Friday VS.. john Smith and
wife Elizabeth, Jacob Link and wife Ma garet, Jacob
Sammcy and wife Mary.
Deyisavet vel n.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
Jacob Sammcy and wife Mary, two of Tie Defendants
in the above case reside beyond the limits of this State
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that publication be
made L. the Western Democrat, paper published in
the Of Charlotte for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY
handing the said Jacob Sammey and wife Mary APP
pear the next of this Court be held for the
county of aston the Courthouse in Dallas the
third Monday in February next, then and there make
themselves party defendants, or judgment pro confesso
will be entered against them.
Witness, ". D Glenn Clerk Of said Court, Office
in DalIas, the 81 Monday in August, 1861.
S4-Gt pr adv S6l ". D. GLKEN, Clerk
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SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
RALEIGH, Sept. p, 1861.
The unders i.sned is DESTROYS of purchasing a large
lot of these articles for the of the Troops. AppIi
cation may be made to him. TO any of the
Agents engaged in purchasing for the State.
JOHN DEVEREUX,
Oct 81 Com. of Sub.
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q OFFICE.

@CR CREDIT CUSTOMERS,
~ BY pISREG ARDING OUR APPEALS,
haze forced 10 adopt the CASH SYSTEM.
Oar hereafter will be strictly Cash delivery
FISHER & BURROUGHS.
Aug :. ISL #
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NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.

MOUNT PLEASANT, N c.
The next Session Of this College will open September
25th proXim0. and continue the usual session of ~
weeks. The location is healthy, the community in
telligent, and the charges moderate.
Board, tuition and room-rent, in College,
~ weeks, Sll5 to SI36
Board, tuition and room-rent, in Primary
Department. lOT TO l28
The Board of Trustees have introduced military
tics and drill part of the daily exercises Sundays
exceptcd) under the nanag cement of very competent
instructor.
For further particulars, send for catalogue.
D. H. BITTLE, Pres't.
August i3, 1861 At
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Situation Wanted.

A person who is thoroughly acquainted with the
Milling business, and who has had entire charge of 4
large establishment in Virginia for Is years, desires
situation in this part Of North Carolina He has had
large experience iii farming and the management of
hands He can bring the best Of recommendations.
For further information inquire at this Office, and
state what salar" -. given.
August l3. 1861 St
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1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de.
PENDANTS inhabitants of this State it is therefore or
deed by the court that publication be made in the West
Democrat for six successive weeks, notifying said de-
PENDANTS be and appear before the Justices of the Court
OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions at the Court to be
held tor said county at the Court House in Charlotte on
the 4th Monday OF October next then and there to
answer or demur orudgment pro conesso will be enter
ed against them.
Witness " Reid. clerk of said Court at Office the
4th Monday of july, 1861 and in the 66h year of Amer
lean Independence. W. E. REID, Clsrk