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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

THE STATE CONFERENCE.-The body viii
meet according to adjournment, on Monday the
18th inst, yesterday. The Greensboro Patriot
and Salem Press hope that it will abolish the pre-
sent Legislature. We hope not. The Legislature
has adjourned, not to meet again, and it may fair
ly be allowed to be forgotten, far that may
be to body that deliberately passed most evil
and iniquitous law, which the Supreme Court had
just pronounced violation of the Constitution
which the members Of the Legislature had sworn
to support-FdycterWe Ojscrcer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19
PAY YOUR DEBTS

Is there any proper reason why so few people
pay their debts now, in comparison with ordinary
times? 1t is grave question, and we obliged
to answer it in the negative. The crops of this
State have for twelve months past been at least
fair, and some of them exceedingly abundant, and
with the exception of cotton for one month past,
and naval stores prices have been unusually high.
More money probably was carried into the country
from sales of produce during the past twelve months
than usual. And in town until few weeks, or
at the most few months, business was active
and profitable. Then economy has been practiced
to an unusual extent, and men generally have
created no new obligations Why, under all these
favorable circumstances, should there be any
failure to meet obligations, either to banks in
dividuals! We cannot see why. And yet the
fact is notorious, that there is an unprecedented
number Of protested notes in all most Of the
banks, and universal complaint of the difficulty
of collecting individual claims. 1t is easy to see
why the usual bank Accommodations cannot be had,
for when protest is the rule, and prompt payment
or renewal the exception, the banks can have
neither the ability the inclination to discount.
Their means are locked up in State and Confcde-
rate loans and protested notes
We fear that too many men Of cash means are
boarding up their money, for some purpose or
other, instead of paying their just debts-a course
which they are enabled to pursue with impunity
Wy IiiS StdJ ldHS, HIOoS SlCdI Cl4CIIS
have been to enable men to set at defiance their
creditors and the Law, and to destroy the credit
system, that indispensable help to the poor but
really honest man.
If people would reflect how many debts would
be paid in the course Of month by the payment
of one debt at the beginning Of it, until finally the
money may come back to the first payer, we
think there would be more payments. Ten dol
lars thus invested no doubt often pays hundred
or even thousand dollars Of debts in the course
ola month, going materially towards making money
abundant instead of scarce.
This is and very important view the sub
ject. But there is another more important. We
cannot see how an honest conscientious man can
allow himself for one moment to rest upon the
stay law. He contracted debt with solemn
promise to pay It according to the old law, whose
Justice has been sanctioned by universal assent
through ages of time. And when he avaiS him
self of the stay law he does a gross wrong to him
who relied upon his honesty and honor. His
failure to keep faith may ruin his creditor, dis
tress his wife and children. It certainly makes
his own integrity matter ofquestion, and deprives
him Of that claim to credit in the future which
can only rest upon a faithful fulflment Of obliga
tions-which last is the best policy as we'll as a
plain duty .-FayetteUUe Observer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19
OUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, I
October Sd. 1861.

Any person or persons who may be desirous Of
taking contracts for making Clothes for the Army of
North Carolina obtain terms, &C., application
at this office Goods will be issued to any responsible
parties in quantities sufficient to clothe single Com
panics-which can be made up in their own neighbor-
hoods and the money will be paid to the parties
ccivng the Goods on the of the manufactured
articles Parties may furnish the Cloth. which viii be
paid for by the State. j. DEFEREUA, Z. NJ.
October s, 1861.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

pEg~ Messrs. Brown and Johnston, engaged
here in packing beef for the Confederate Army,
are doing themselves the credit, and the Govern
ment the valuable service, Of packing the incest
beef we have ever seen in this market. And
Judging by the specimens we have seen, they are
also handling it in fine style.
The packing process is very important one; if
properly done very common beef becomes pass-
BILE; but if Improperly, the very best may be
rendered unfit for use.-SalisburY Watchnsun.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19
Situation Wanted.

A ersou who is thoroughly ACQUAINTED win me
NiIiino business and who has had entire charge OF
LARGE establishment in Virgins for 5 years desires
situation in this part of North Carolina he has had
arye experience in farming and the management OF
boTdz He cau bring the best of recoTnme endations.
For further information inquire at this once ana
state what Sals~~ -. given --7 ~77
August l3 1861 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

A GooD SToRT.-A gentleman who was in
Augusta when the Yankee prisoners passed
through on their way to New Orleans, relates the
following conversation between of the priso-
ncrs and " cullud gentleman:"
Yankee, (from car window, to darkie on plat
form fare you slave free man p
Darkie-" Well, [ ant what you might call
free nigger, but is right smart treer dan you is
bout dis time"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19
HEADQUARTERS NORTH CAROLINA TRooPs.
.1ant General,s Office. Raleigh, Oct. l5, IoGl

Adiulant General Uflce, IsalelgLl1 Uo %, IooI.
General Order. No. 20. ..
All comranies hereafter accepted by the Governor
will remain at home without pay, until called upon
for acfive service when reasonable time will be al
lowed them for reaching their appointed place OF rem
.dazvous This order is necessary on of the
limited quantity of clothing and camp equiPpage now
on hand and TO enable the Governor to have these sup
plies ready for the Of the troops.
By order of the commander in-chiet
j. G. MARTIN,
Oc, % II Adjutant General
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PROCLAMATION

BY HIS ENCELLENCY, HENRY 7. CLARK, GOV
ERNOR OF THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ENECUTIvE DEPARTMENT.,
Raleigh, Oct. Sd. 1861. I
In pursuance of the power given NE by the 10Th
section of the Constitution, and by and with the ad-
vice of the Council of State do hereby prohibit the
exportation bevond the limits of this State, of all
bacon pork beef leather, mems shoes woclen goods,
leans ndscys and blanketScNcept through the orders
of the proper officers of the Confederate Government
or of the State Government.
The order OF the 18th ut. is hereby revoked. The
Adiutant General is directed to employ all necessary
means to carry into full eject this order.
Done at the city of Raleigh this 5rd day OF oIto0eF'
4. d., 1861. 90 r- .. I'm ia l. lam,
Qet 2 At Governor Ex-olfcio.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19
Gbr WrBtrrn yfmotrut,
CHARLOTTE, N. G.

re- Hereafter we intend to charge advertising rates
for all obituaries of ten lines in length tributes of
respect, and for announcing candidates for oice-o
be paid in advance
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19
DIR. f.. III. ANDREW s.

CHARLOTTE, \. c.,
Would inform the public generally, and the citizens of
Meckicnburg particularly, that he has resumed the
Practice of DENTISTRY and may be found at his old
stand. He is prepared set Artificial Teeth on Gold
Silver, Vucauic, the Cheoplastic process, as
patients may desire, and fill Teeth with Cold, I1n
Amalgam Os Artificial.
lie is also prepared perform any operation belong
ing TO Dentistry, and need say that he will be pleas
ed to wait upon any of his old friends new friends
You may take that for granted.
Fchruarv ). 1851
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19
Notice to the SherifiS Of the different
Counties Of NOrth-CarOIina.

All Blankets and Clothing which may be received by
you be sent directly to the several Companies
which went from your county-and when your own
Companies are supplied, you will then forward any
balance on hand to the Quartermaser in Raleigh You
will put up all articles intended for your Companies in
strong boxes directed the Qnorermaster in Raleigh
with the Company and the Regiment plainly marked
on them and YOU will have tke contents o.; each box
marked on it.
Whenever the Companies duty Il your neigh
borhood YOU are authorized deliver the articles to
them taking the receipt of the Captain for them, which
recent vou will forward to this office.
October g. 1851 j. DENEREUX, a. O. NJ.
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Snuff, snuff, SREgn /!

Just received, a fresh 10; of genuine Lorards Il g
Toast Scotch Snuff. Cheap at
PALaER'S VARIETY STORE.
Sept "a 1861
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q Caro-.

"a CARD.
take pleasure in Informing my friends and patrons
OF this town and neghborhood that have returned to
Charlotte and resumed my former business.
In consideration of the existing pressure of the times
/ shall limit my terms Of tuition lin town) on the
Piano to $50, for the full Session of 40 weeks or S5
for tue half Session of 20 weeks.
| have fine stock of sheet music on hand and will
attend puncually to all orders in that line as also to
Tuning, Repairing and Sale of Pianos.
Address orders, through the post-offce
CHARLES o. PAPE.
Wanted to purchase, secondhand Piano.
Oct S. lS6I.
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NOTICE..

nUR CREDIT CUSTOMERS, z-..-s -v-
- BY DISREGARDING OUR APPEALS,
hare forced u,-to adopt the CAST SFSTEK.
Cur terms hereafter will be strictly GasheH delivery
szzg FISHER 6s 6sBURR0UGHS.x
Aug s 1881 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19

HELP THE PooR.-In these days Of scarcity
and trouble let remember the poor-the very
poor who are ever with Us and who have right
to expect help at the hands Of those who are
blessed with more than their necessities require.
We commend to our people in this section the
following from an Augusta, Ga, paper. 1t is
applicable to US:
g 1t is a scripture trusm, that we have the poor
always with Us. This fact is brought home to
with peculiar force at this time, as the rigors Of
winter are approaching, and the high price of
food brings US face to face with bitter poverty.
The demands of the war have necessitated fire.
quent calls upon our eenerons-hearted people for
pecuniary and other aid, and we are happy to
know that they have not been made i'll vain.
Give, give, has been the cry, and will continue to
be; but liberality has thus far been equal to
the demand and prompt response at all times has
shown the spiriE Of bcnevolence and patriotism
which animates US
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19
Charlotte Il $. &. Railroad.

On and after the First day of October, THROUGH
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS will run Daily between
Charlotte and Charleston. without transShpment thus
enabling frcghts to reach Charlotte in days less
from New York, and in day from CharleSton and
sice
Also, THROUGH TICKETS will be sold from Char
totte to Charleston IS So and to New York, via
Charleston Steamers, $40. and The mcr-
chants aud public invited to try this cheap and
expeditions route for frcightS and passengers.
\. H. MARTIN,
Oct ,, 1860. If Gcn Ft. and Ticket Agent.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19
Carpenters Tools.
BlaCksnith's Tools.

Such Bellows. Anvils, Vices, hand and slide Ham
mers Buresses. Farriers Knives. Scrcwplatcs Stocks
and dies Blacks smiths Pncers and Tongs, RasFers and
Files of every kind Cut horseshoe and clnch Nails
Borax Iron of all Sizes both of northern ard country
manufactures cast plow, blister and spring Steel; &c
for sale very cheap at
TAILOR'S, opposite the Mansion House
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-19
A FRENCH VESSEL WRECKED.

Rescue Of the officers and cre,c ofa French Nam
Of Wor by a Confederate steamer on the coast
Of NORTH Carolina
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GEN. SCoTTs PAY-The current monthly
pay, subsistence, and allowance Of Lieutenant
General Scott we're, and by order OF the President
continue to be while he is upon the retired list
follows: ...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22
Eiyht.uy on the l-entnsala.

a letter received in this city States that q
A:ht too, pace hear Iorktown, Oh Friday, in
saich ne enemy was repuised with sixty slain.
or loss vas thirteen killed.
There Was nu confirmation o! The above at
the War Department on las, evciilEg. But a
dispatch Was received froIu Ten. Msgrudrr,
stating that Sighting commenced at louog's
Mill, a few miles from Newport News, yesier.
day morning. between the enemy and the 10th
Georgia regiment, under Gen. Lafayette Nc
Laws.
The extent Of the lighting, or the IMre Of the
enemy Was not stated.
The attack upon Us IS said to b- by b naval
e>peiltin. up York River. Very contradictory
ruu"rs ~rt=va! as to its magnitude.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22
From the L~ee,ba.E (Vs.j Wa,hington!aa.

Promotion OF Gen. Lonzstreet.
This gallant officer, who commanded the It'll
Brigade ct the B title Of Bull Run on the 18th
Sael that brilliant victory was won over the
enemy by the Eth and LIST Virginia Regiments,
has been promoted to a Major General. The
All Brigade, which be has commanded with SO
u1ch success, is composed Of the 18th, 1st,
AID il,h Virgins and 2Uth Georgia Regiment
We hope his successor will be equally skIliiul,
brave, aud successful. In reIinquishing bis
Command he addressed the following compli.
nentaFy ordsr to the Brigade:
HEADQUARTERS, 4th Brigade, l5t Corps,
a. P. Fairfax c. H., OI. lS.
'ssERAt OhDER,
No. II.
In relInQu'shing the command of the 9TH
S'isade, LAT Corps Army Of the Potomac, the
Commanding General expresses bis sincere
THANKS to the officers and soldiers of the COM
nanc, for the kindly patience, The soldierly
Hor'i'ude, aud cheerful obedience which they
aa'e invariably exhibited during the many
u~a'dsh,ps ard pEivations Of q long and trying
esmfalsu-
he Command of a Brigade, second to none,
: we'll Sorrhy the boast If any General, and
ven rrgres may well b" felt at promotion which
'eHovss il a step at least from him.
~ command OF Maj Gen. LoHGsrEEsr,
&. MuxLEY SoExEL,
Capt and A A. Gen.
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CITY iNTEllIGEAGG {.
ARayAL or THE Hos. joins G. RREcXI

AKEfvAL or THE Hos. J"nS G. RHEcSl:-
RiDcL, He's. Nm. fEE=ToS, AID L~L. HrA?HEEr
MAEsM:sL4~-Thc ann9u'csHirnt that the Hon6rah'es
Johnt. Brrckirridsc, Wrm. Preston, la'r Minister 10
Spain, and Humphrey Marshal. were expected to
reac!. thi>.city. from l-ynchhurg, attracted 10 ti'e dc
pot 81 the R;rIlnond sind Dmlvilin Fail Ecad, yes
terday ailcrnoon, !uitca large crowd NJ citizens. Dr.
slrol, oil seeing and OF welcoming the distinguished
KentuckiaHs to Iirginia.
The tram .itic.l into !Hc ,Ir:ut " i"H minutes Al
Ter iaa "'cioc%. m.d WIS instantly Surrounded 'S tic
cnrioa> ,aroi:s VII" eagerly >cinti;iE:i lhc
face ri ,aei. i~ra.-er.cr aS they ~aiEh'e!. ~
length t!c n'i,io t'rnI "i,i i,nI'IaF "'G'i-
teraHcr e! ;tn .giilnr ircc"inrlhgr waa
deserted, and recognize! with E..,r'. anerI' BE-
tore lie gould wrli descend from I!n ear, ;Hc c'.I.-
nriIt EE-Srn.inr Was surrounded hy :, rainhrr CT hs
rrr,uia. !ri.',l-. Who gra-pcl H. in'r' r't shock II
%iII . cordially wheel! 3lir-ie'! il" sincerity 81 tie
nrrc;InE. Thv example waS immediately followed
ry the crowd GENERALLY, VIII" eagerly pressed forward
20 cnlGT the friendly privilege al siiasitG haIida
Siih h!m. In compliance "I,n the repeated and
rarrc>; call, iora speech. Mr.. hrrck!nriGGe again
mounted the platform Of the car aud spoke 10 follows:
conference.-the obedience IL tie rciGt>'= nj my
friends, ! r-c t. return You NY cordial iiIa'!"- Tor
you. Trend: greeting. ivi cannot expect ne 10
-pruh now, 10. p.:!=gs &, any other lime. In ny
ripinion. the dry for idle ,perch-lnaking hu- rasse!
away, and The period Tor Iction arrived. [Lheer-.j
lie: I lr.l it 10 10 NY duty ~ -ay, that IciupU-
rarily compelled !" leave M: Loa:c. aud 10
,cci. refuge else here, | know Vi 40 SPOT on rart!
70 which | r"Eid % with greater assurance VI 4 well
CONE, than u Virginia. whose history has INSPIRED
.ny courage 10 resist tyranny, ani whose sacred soil
mas been Tor :G!!rral."G-, Tie liornc ii M ioTaint'ers.
tChetr7.y
At III, c,ilrir>i"u Of ,Mr. Hgcckiurid.c'- remarks
he hurried inIn the coach ii tuc Spot~" god llou-e,
a. nd ly,. ,lri y,s ruf,Iily nM lI flr hustle Htt.Ll.nu
the RECEPTION "f .ilr. Bfrci;inrjdsc, Ii. DISTINGUISHED
con,pna!o:iS, Mes>r.. Preston #Ii Na:-ial!, escaped
public atis:.iirI, an proceeded directly to the S,o!a.
wood.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22
AifbmonO Enqulr1r.
TrEsp.Ay MORNING.. OCT. %, 1861.
From Harpsr'- Eerry-Brutalittes Oh INV
Federal Troops.

FeOefal AEooP"' "
Tso ycun, ladies belonging to Harper )
Garry. Miss Sallie Becker and Miss AnN'
~,,ssky. arrived IN This city by the Cen'Fa'
cs-s on Sunday. Taey are both refugees 'ou'
heir hoaes, and are seeking d temporary
sb.i, a,aoas friends in North Carolina. lney
,.,s h,en ;as,rua.ental, for some time past, IN
living All 10 sa:ii afour friends rs nave 'ai'en
,,.c The hands OF the Hessians-
On "Wednesday week they assisted IN the es-
,,,. If one OF Henderson's troopers, who had
hem captured by the enemy. Their compiled.
=, he affair was discovered by Gen, Banks,
-, ordered Miss Becker to be taken into
.,,,nly. She managed, however, to escape
=, Sunday week. and. with her frieId, walked
3, Haii;o.n where conveyance was procured
.,,b- railroad. From this source we have the
j,!owing particulars:
The Federal troops around Harper's Ferry
r. committing the most fcndish brutalities
soj are spreading terror wherever they push
their uarau Ing expeditions. The common
nr,ctice among the privates seems to be te
sell their ra:jorS Tor whiskey. under the inhu
.-ce Of which they enter the houses Of pri
vs;e citizens, Union men meeting with no more
iaror than secess!onists, and committing every
species Of depreciation. The furniture in the
hoa<e Of enc gentleman, a physician, was com
pleIely destroyed because he refused to fur
nish dinner for u party Of drunken soldiers
GA Thursday, Oct 10th, q daughter Of Mr.
Hunter. (who runs the ferry between Loudour
AMI Ilnper's Ferry a little girl only nin'
wears Of age, vas killed by the enemy. Sbt
vas la, ing beside the river, when a Yankee
soldier, on the opposite side, deliberately sho
Ter through the head. The body aoa:ed abou
On The river until recovered, some hours after
The children, while going and returning from
,chcol, are frequently shot at by the Fedora
pickles..
Ali WHO can get away from Hsrpcr's Ferry
without too great sacrifices, are doing so, ant
escaping to the South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

The following from Prsntice's Louisville
Journal indicates shs ineficiency Of the com
yu;Sory oaths with which Lincoln attempts &c
hind the souls Of the people:
4 person who p~rofesses to have just takeo
The oath of loyalty in the United States, ad.
dresses us an anonymous letter, saying, thar,
IN his view, he is as "free us air." aud the
person who administered the oath to him,
al accused perjurer."
.sroD the Louisville Democrat Of October II.
TOOK TEE OarH.-Ex Governor Helm has
t2aea the oath to be true and loyal to the
Government Of the United States, and was
then released from confinement by General
Sherman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

a~SsA General intelligence once, IN coz
- neeuon With Ii. South Cxroina Hospitals 10 yir.
.... "a. heea o2es ed 10 Richmond, on Eleventh street, Ia
~-He'ahy Of .he Ane lean Hotel.
Ia oe!eet OF this srice IS to leep q register Of the
-, p &c, and condition OF the sick South Carolina
I..-H'eeis, aad attend 10 the forwarding Of packages and
80. md 10 render any Information when may be soiei.
N.e'nce Ming th. Varoi.1a troops.
Hainidge Will be lound at the eEce from 81
y, Ia2t u. snd from 5 TO 9 r. II nnd Oil be glad 70
80 one from South Carolina, or to receive any info.-
Or. ssneh nay further the objects above mentioned.
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<QSSr -
Important from South Eastern .,eHtU.kJ.

- ',n .r =, go.
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est ~ HE in:h;i L.,h"o'f J 1! na'@ .! h:E!iicky,
copies rlc following from SaaGy Valley AID.
voc.:." Of ;ta yth. i is ;,nnor,sn, n snow no
.hm, ,,- . ..r-..,-. S,,,,I
"" ~ a.
eastern h:H'"sNy III c"ns''.ra''ie i5ri*. NE
slang Of !hc advocate i. o! Irat character
! n.uelIy .r.rln:,d Nv the abolition prcas t.
..,,, H.. r,,,mI.r., ..
L -'s 'N>. D.. - -. !
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>.uIs;ss.s,c.nS .Driri:.

.TING DvrI h.:oi.!e! b. TIE Lu!r. ";'h~ -.
z Irc: Gear: rl tee L"C!r'i=!a;s states l"r tie II rste:H
u- he, Of yir.iai- i:-crI,-r f"r al the c"unir- O. HTyr.--
L., Highland, i~'"mtopai :g'sar1:a., IGr-'lv:.r!. 'irAro-,
Ai!r. haEv sui Bali. | hcr.hS b'ii'- nj! Attorney, L";t.
-=il"I. AZ ..t", tr.NItsn.f 3aa t a.n.r!s VI EanA-. 'riHc!: :!
.!La..i:tratVr, IC-c-!. .; k4:!rVti- md cii:e: tSTyri-.
t:orE, Agents c: Foreign te-pc:ct:eEHr ~; 81 "'a!=:
,s-nts. tprTr. ps:;nr:., Trur:ees, t1-ca;ors a.d emit.
!s;ra;or., saJ all 2ersoIs iiYiGiuS or Controlling at: lads,
t-utIa-ut4, h.Eit'iaT:st. gGoc. ~ Sk.it-i=, G!:G.s "r
credits o. any tGteT.s: therein. Of Or for nhy -ha'n' II !l=
Confederate St.i-3 =! America speedily To- .l-JT-l as III
TIE saGI-, and gender % iii" 40 -t2oCnt ;nr!.o:, AMI. 10 ial
.t praciir.5'e, t. ?I:cs the sarn: IN ny hancr Any such
prrsoa w:!,r!ly !liIug 20 10 GO, VII! ts guilt: Of o hlyh uH--
,ie,a-saor. Bac i.A:G. 80 Z. Iroi:;.,, GG-l " iEsyr .in5s I'd,
&c -c.t.nc ~ iIv. al.3 lot y si c..!-sa7 OF The Gcufrd-.
rat. S.'ie, sPre: l. /" in:"rr; Tie -r=qii:=dry E>Si" al
any lands, t=2=ra=,r- and ii-r-,it .ra-Itt, GOODS sar ctEt-
t-i:. ri zh;; mi cTea.;r, within IN. .s!G ! sir.ct scc Q eTery
right sai int-rss; f.=r..r o. n*l, pc..=a5=i c. sn;cy-nt b,
Or Tor Ans -uch S,.rI -EGr:r.
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Ta1a. J. NiLiis, R<Ss.:yt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

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u public indifference. Alrehdy plblic c4!iidencc,
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lair way OF being brought 4""n.
Inc eh-: with whI'o the meet .! ii.-'e worthless
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