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l2te StraSs, 3ptimen 5rantttn uuo Rain ctr.
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iissn 9reiien Bel Der 8Iaihe uno 8aaUns ~ hn-
zen. I'm slbtrei@eR 3uisruA bittst
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SIN bnS NnblifllIn .

Naes in Der 0CIt muF I&witSer,
Stunt ollein bIcibt Crpio arm,
I'm BEN &initlsr aufsufnoen,
WttF mar en- bic lBelt hurh iiebu.
9O6 Dee R%dNitIera cisnes Str.pcu,
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Sci Der Renitpsit ktneeaehen
Die cr feline Srtecr rcnnf.--
9orum trel' i'd fret unb pTen
8rr ooS 9ub,ifum nun bin,
Stnc Sou9en NH lob bpfcn,
DAT tH bpdN tUillfpmmtn bin,
B05 bic EIrit in nsiucr Seb6rs
Shanes nur bcrvor9sbrabt,
Simmer bleikt mir nod Die gbTs.
DeB I'D Shontres lsmuht.
&mbretspsn nab bent Qebeu.
SBit bic Ntlt lie nie sefebn,'
9bOtO9ropbcn tSiu i'd sc6em,
St0UnCIb bleitt man babel lfeSu.
&cmmt uno 1,bt tOas i'd eeIto1en.
SBaS Gin ]Jtitritlcr ltcfeyn faur.
9cileu &r6tte ns tyiblafen.
sDcnn Der aBtlt er bieucn lam.
Ndnner, 8irse, i&5ne Srausn,'
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@laubt mir, ta Strcut Gu6 ME.
6tturi@ BOIf nil @ubm evrinasr.
sSrNt CT 0noerS, mar or reid.
Siam ibm D eier Wuuih 0clinaeu.
0itn! q Gud uno iiA ;uiIeid.
3etnrib 9BcIf.
ioo SroooltraBe. lmiibeu 3. uno
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Dcutid,e Sebdmrtc
P~rrotE.o6c, ;wjiAeu Der 8. uno 7.
2naerbIcr G@lDM.

IN Ode Der 19ten nm N(ojuitroGe bote IDS
oos ribmlibR bttauntc .uuitcc States 6ctel"
onactrctcn. Ntciu 8citrrben Del 6ubrun9 Oirlce
ccmfcrtablrn Gtablilcmcuts 1T bauptGdIiG oN-
Sin oertttet, njmt autin meiue ltrbCt pcItinen
Qauoeleutc, ~louperu ou& auc Nncern, weItsr
9tatiun tic chem nnocbGreu mSgen, NIT 9IGtdCr
Ircunolthfeit uup SteeQitGt III bepirt0Ct, I'M
benz ylameu pcS 6auic0 ~,,llnitcp States 5ctcl"
G6re 3u MAIDEN, Grgctcuf
Sptn 6 f GuIer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-22

iote StrnEe, Hrtlden Watn unb Carr.
gu oiccr ucu Crrjttteu 96dcrci rpirS nidt o0cir 1o.;e
unS SSpor2brpb, i%cncern aut Ruhsn icSer @rt, WirffrT :
nullt rno SSlirHrgcbtitcn se6afrn. Cur 8eltGibaftcu
UNI Saue pcrcet boieIbli Yqramibm unb feinerc !Nlubcr,
btaielf ausecfutrt. N ''"' '"'4'
9ie aits9ettdnttcn gBurnt~9cbtu6cn 6icftr Sdfcrsi, ala
2etIrtt!tel ttr &tnbcr bifOnnt, itno autb al paken bal BEN
perm SUI. =. Jtther. Chs. @9uHann mo 2pui5 gcf an
lntrrjti&neter int slten unb Mtien Rarft. Inmic bel 6yn
0tIarue an Srenoitr. grUo unb 9otmtrt lever Dirt 6rin-
gen MIR MT inherent 9Baael uniereu ,ectbrten 9rn6rn ms
PoUe. 6. 8. @uIIcr.
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Weis- und observation-disclosures;

~
&tf untcr}'ldneter liup ieet in pen soteu,
lel'Ri, Die osrren gSirtbe nno oa5 see6rts VusJ
tlHi 'n't gSeta- uno Saser6ter eigner 6a6rifatio.
~ Den F%tulalten 9reien tsOisnen 3u f6nnen.
GEore5 per 6dB ODER Du5eao bitteu ,p.r Be-
6r1. 9teinlsiH nb}uge6en.
8. 8iser u. G emp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-22
Ics naela 0eruslS!

Nuru ShtcBlicbbabcru bic 9tdtvi6t, oo6 th
I'M ,,8cIcViue @ortcn" Der 0erren S5t0p INN
9Henoel eiuen ShtrBitorb FIR 4iltcIcn. II. Su@
hIlBeu errihtct babe, unp pap ShteBlicb'
batter NIT 8Ud en-. YitUleu uno Sh'CBbeNart
aWf Dem NI1be ~eerlcGen werrcn tUnncn.
81. = Il [
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-22

2&(rt4fdBafGss9 tm8eIQc.
gtcincu 5rCunpcn nup 8ctlnuteu, ippir Dem
9elemmten pubItfum Die %eygebeue Qn,ciae, paf
lb al Der @de Der 8. II. SroaoIreet eincn
Ga9crbicrs Soiopn
babe uuo Iace. biermit ale meinc 0ouos.
lcute Treunptt&t gum Seiu6 p~erieGtsn Gin.
D. u. MYrr5,
Csc rcr s. n Broactr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-22
@cibdfts=2 81 m3ei9cu.

DEM seebrtcu publitum srIaubeu mir uns
hermit bic ergebenite Nn;etgr ~ maiden, pas mir
S'n-Stpre na6 unisrsm neusu unb az
roumtSen Sauie SIC. 1873 Sruapfra6e spiGbt.,
Der 5. unr g.. perIegt baben.
6nrb nns tiebcr 9eiGcatte Sutraueu belsns
%enntenr, c%rlouten mir une, aud frrEe7 .T sae.
icIbc iu bitten.
gStr tuNren beltdnois in rei6taItt9ts Eager
auer Sorf'n Sefer, Ble6sDoarea uno aGtr an,
rcren In infer Gjcio lit Ihlaaenoe griifcl.
MR. IA MIR rar titr Saor t%aufen, 3u ben stGtg5
ten 9rrtien p~erfaufen t5nnen.
DaS Geden Der 6duler, lpptc Rs7o-atureu
leoCr Art irerSeu Ihnea, out mn b.ntnft beIorot
Ncffer! meffer!
%uf unier ncu crbaltruse NGcrtiment 0cT,r
rsutider 5atritntiun MAIDEN has Wublifls, eros,
BENT onfmerfiom 6ctS6auer u. Src.
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gBtdu9t Yllhri6e!

Den 5errFn 2Rriben, @rOter9- 9Hgsbs,n n.>
2s'lntr'nt'rn IN &%uaemeimen BIC 9r,rior -
d locbrn zine nrur SenOunB ~fcan,Sii6SS.' Trb
HOeta. gSetne sroaIten babe, Oie fA ppra 4"t
'S''' H''5''9"Fn' >. &tppS,
l04 8vQqOhyass
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Ncue 0ciuRutc!

1872 ~~NNFTt|-N'
Ret1cn 6rtunoCn uno otm wetnlie6enp,n Qubltfur be
Nnjetle, Dap ih nc6en msiuem Y8buleialc Dttu-
une ytquer' ejuhGft cine lSeiultube eyofRet babe, in Der it
metne 9cchrten AiirocR nit Deiucu jrber @rt INN better
SuNI't0t Vrt 5lalbe tmo B!oe. lp9ic nit 1~unjtigen Grfrie
lPlNSeh psptENth Wcrce. JocCt CtppS,
SO. lSI girplO. Strose
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-22
Gmpermotnt.,s

Bartter. uuO D~darIhnetpe, Galrn
SIR. $50 &ainifr., 3piihen 10. uuo II. S5tross
OR fot6sn in, tlssanteten Sgle pom llutsr;,ibusten ,rsTn,,
wOrOen III, miro Uon c~emIel6en ieineu QanSsIsurp ssapnS
%sagfobIsn. &4e IN OGn 8or6tr9el4dft ~sorfOmmsnpt 1ienfs
lsiltun9en weroeh in 6telsm gtabItiIsnteut su-pOrfommepo unp
aus 8uts u~u5sefibri.
Ia Iaslrsi4tqj rub bit,st sani %srss5snt
d. @uStrrotOr
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SG0er.@

Jd9er=@ pmpu0n;e!
Den Mit8lieoern CUR gfabfi6t, pGE ieben
ponnsr1to8, &6mDs 8 u6r, reselm66iar 6rsr.
risrsus6Hn9sn in Der ,@lititays 6aQ" Rattfnpsr
Seoen 'esten OOnnerfana i'm 8}onot
Fnoft NE monatlt6e ~Scriammtuas N qotale
oes 6errn S1aO Iatt.
a9rme9cr prt. Scra.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-22
y btt. 81 ciicrs

WeuerN a9crbterr 9 otcn,
NU. 81 Mainlr.. irriiheu Der IA. 1t. 10. Stra6e,
GrabCr 6r. Nppelius),
,rcIrltR Pets paS brRc Qa9er5jer lpwir iouitioc
&rfrii&uuaru icoer Dirt uup pru setter 9ualitdt
III 6aben limo, miro ocm oeutitcn Yuttjtum BE-
itcu5 empfc9len uuS label gum 8eiuh frruno'
lthf elm WbiL. 81 ciiel.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-22

SINGERS nrue 6nmiIienrNial6inr.
tni nnl'rs Er'irn 8omtiiEn-N al@incn in ben 9crti8 gucr
I'll brir9tn, hdbtn rtr ben Nre : fur bicicIbcn. W,rTjToErnH
cSer S%rm1eVcrlt StutlesAnihinc, lt5n pcr;icr suf gynni,
iil GpiGrS bcrGtRcttt. = o"'''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-22
&. 50. SdbueiDer,

SNi'ofr', Carriage unO Malrr,
@te Der Item uuo SrouCiteaFe.
Htr Undergraduate ~enoTeblt it fttnen Jrcmibtn unS BEN
oeittu, pje Simmer @alsn, 5bibersGoiSen II, + n, Ger.
ielbe ~ubern'n1ntt aHb Nos Wa(eR jecer @rt 9Baaer, UNI
f1brt s4tgtcsT Ss 9sf99risa Nuftrdss int oauie Der reiIpe'ti,
8rOaoiiraBs (ruber &t8tsrY6t9 g3raneretl 6,JisTs m ms F N
Iiaff aue. s.. s.. Shrei6,r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-22
MONTICELLO T
Nnn
9tmpu @teirIeiu.

Nr. 165 8rpaO-, }w1ihen Der s.. unp +. Strese
Dem curdrtttuhen Yub[itvut miro pis1ts nra ,iuaeriht,t
oCtel belgna tmpfObien. Die Q8jrtbIboft ocIel6sn III mil ben
Uoriu0libiten @tirinten dus9efaItst. Suuittoe grriibuuotu
!Mo CtlitatsNen bee DI1rtieo lnp ieoUictt su bo6en. De,
|t1ne uae 9triuTi8t Saot miro bti porfpnmenbeu 850rn
6tnyuc emUfoblen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-22
Stn9er'S
Nab

I'V EIVNt mo Inln;c. mfl,V
lttI5'nNe 9cruIarit6i pUn
9'nAcr'a N6bmaf6tnsn
lc'p9H! bier Ills in europa, in
&c b'lt' Gmpfcb| uus fur Ocrtn
SUScrioritat IE q, alie anbcrcn
otTaTit9cn Ntal@Ldrn. Rdbma-
lh''en tonnen frciIid au6 Bill
ltlcr dCtlUff lptrNru % ~ ,b,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-22

@tri9e quite 8pnrpers,
Inoen i'm gtsip' Ntartet 5otel Der lluter3et6neten
trsunplt6e 3tmmsr unp euten 8oarp.
Established u. 5GusGer.
MASON s. BURNS,
Gabrifaren ron
tmproo b filtered
WS IL [ : QS dff.r
uno SotiItr Don
Spuaeelpbta NIe, pcrtcr, Gipcr, Qaoer-B;er &c.
"a gainlr.. 8t6munp, so.
Sle &uftr5sc uuierer sscbricn Runbsn ptrS,r promp,
uno rrel ousacrutrt.
poeona @taarren
por3u9ltder Sualttdt.
sStr trbtcIteH Icsbel pr @rpr,F a6er GSarIeapu ( g
enc Sartie atter Savanna giearren, nmf iS,TGe
nT Sas Snb!ltSm stnG unlcrs 5reunSe aufmtrfiam maiden.
HrnHss un0 Steoeaeer elmer suten &j9orrt tOnnin i.tt
Del une stfros gue8c!eitustss fnben. ~
r. gum Se!taat I'M UroBen un5 &l,inea 6hts Savanna
S'e"''tN VH Nr8eerer II. Sridcu,
2Setn', &tquUr- unS Giaarren. Store.
gtc. 4 @rbar1e Sptel, It,rlfroer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-22
.. Gue0cmbcimeru

.. Gu89cm6cimer'
Smp0Fter pm oruti&en 1t. frnni6IlAcn @eincr
uno 8ranptce.
gus'.
Havana x Domestic Ciga,s.
9tH. lIo 6rontlin{n. iwiiHcn Der Ii. Il. H..
naRe @UoCruGrir.
De5 ocltlds 9u6litum, inSteionScre ot,r QDieScrycs ;,ie
'ino pie pCrreA 9Strthc, mtrOen apf Sif}sS n,u rrr;h,t,
a%StoleloIc: @ei&STt autmertiam scm0dt uno eri,r@t. bic MINI
pret"murot9cn 2Sadren oiefe8 Nsuen Gra6Iihcmcuts m srri,.
zen. che nc IN onocrtE 5tsiiaen Uecr n]6rblttcn l65rirr, ih,r
@lntalte madden. Inter @Hbersu ytrOicucn fOlscnCc Mr,it,,.
0flSnoerS bier tripdRut anO beFgOrscRo5en gu iperotn:
6rnnjoIi6c SranDies uno NutEipeirc.
@bampa9url laG, SUrtcn),
9t9etns unO Nipit gBeine,
gar SUrteu gGGisfes, Sin.
Dead Iup 2EppIe,granpy.
Nle SUrten eiqr,ure (Gerbtats}, ais: &iimmeI
Qnis, @tipntG, CURACAO ir. &c.
Nlc Sorten 6apata ::np Iumcllic GLARS ~
ieoem 9reiir, PYn6bnrg Rauta6af, aQe Snrtrn
Rau6tabof, Suroincs &c. ,c.
UNI Ieun0llorn 33rrib .. @uaQsu6eimc-.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-22

Der un~ter3ci6nete %rmpicblt b6fIthIf lcinen
Jreunpen uup Dem YutItfum fcin ausaeptbntcs
frtlh on9eis9tcs Eager pon 2iqueuren uup 81.
snrren, brett imp"rtirte fran5Dfibc Rctbe nm
28Cis-Betnc, 6bomtl ener, Malaaa, Sbcrrp INN
Maoeira Betne, auer Nrten &rnuntipeinc, gBtis.
te9's, hCaanc. Gin, &um unO rtn 9 aiicrtirtca
wager oUn 6aonuo uno ejuGeimiIhrn Gioorrcn
9nuptid6iih ober rmpie6It or aacn qis6bobern
ors puyen beutIhcn 3tcbenfaftcS lrtlen Sbtrn
N4etnrein, III bRtea bei aleu- SuautitGtcu urp
tlligen Nreiieu.
Nrt3 atlten limbuyGer- unp @&mrier,R1ie.
5orcjnce II. +. {.
Nehtse Selteritr. gRafer.
NIe Sefclun9cn mcr0cn nit 0auf empfanocn
uup anfS Yiinftli6te nuagcfatrt. gBtcberycrfIr.
fern %pertaufr id III ceu b~iutgltcn YrciIcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-22
2Im3et0cr.
Nodnt Sutef,
CRa6foiger BON DiecoYrear),
6 hIpI6er.

5e Stra6e, ,ptI6en Sruao uuc Grace.
empFeblt lid sur 9lnfsrttsung auer TN bis(sm &c
lfaft oortcmmeucen Qrbetten nno 9tcparoturen
urc oerlprtht ercmpte uno bt1isc Ssptcnuna.
aA OaS Nnmahen pom 8lcdrn,iaen mir
beI:enS beiprat.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-11
From the salisbary Banner, juno 4th,-
MOB LAW.

The usual quiet of our town, much to the re-
gret of all good, law-abding citizens, was disturbed
yesterday by the predominance of mob, which,
regardless of counsel, Judge and jury, violently
entered the Jail, breaking locks and doors they
proceeded, and forcibiy took out n negro whom
they executed. 81 - .ss97t as tzst SO --.
The negro, Oscar Ford was the same that was
tried here at thespring term Of the superior court
last year, aud convicted of an attempt TO commit
rape on the person of Mrs Bryant of Concord.
His counsel however procured for him a new
trial, which came off at the present term Of the
superior court. He was acquitted, though entirely
unexpected and against the general feeling Of
the community as to his guilt AS soon as the
decision of the jury was made known "a crowd
began to assemble at the courthouse, armed with
clubs and pistols which gave evidence of their
determination to carry into execution previous
threats. The greater number of which, we are
informed, had come from the towns of Concord
and Charlotte and the county of Iredell, for the
purpose of mobbing the negro in case he was
acquitted No resistance was shown them until
they became too formidable to be controlled by the
town authorities. After they had increased to
about fifty or sixty in number, they proceeded as
above stated, took the negro to the outskirts OF
town, hanged him up, fred several shots into his
body and left him dead. .'.r5 a-. @t.S
Without reflection upon the intelligent jury or
principal testimony in both trials we'have no hesi
fancy in expressing our belief that the negro was
guilty and justly merted the punishment he re-
ccived for so hi9h crime, though 1t was
administered at the hands of mob. Yet, in
Gods name, for the sake of society, religion and
social order, for the sake of humanity, civilization
and domestic peace deliver us from the predomi
nance of mob law. There is nothing to be
ceived that would soon plunge into a state Of
the most woeful anarchy and utter insecurity, or
prove greater curse to every interest, than
the toleration of such thing. 1t would be stain
aud stigma upon the fair name of our country
inimical as well as destructive of the superabund-
ant liberty much love and enjoy; and all
good and true citizens, upon due reflection, can
not fail to agree with us and see its evil import.
Overthrow our legal authorities, which are amply
sufficient for the protection of all, then our shield
is gone, our freedom is turce aud we are butone
step from barbarism If such thing is tolerated
mans life is safe; but any Of fus is liable, at any
time, to be compelled to succumb to mob violence,
led on by the worst passions Of men. -'-s.. ssrf-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-11
PHE PosITIoN.ioF ENGLAND.

The Black Republicans are getting very uneasy
about the position of England towards the South
err Confederaey. They have the impudence to
threaten that power with vengeance for favoring
the southern rebellion" 1t is not likely thAt
England will feel much alarm, especially. in view
of the fact that those who threaten her were
whipped out of Fort Sumter by a few of the South
Carolinians. Il f-s-s sss. af II. sass
r The New York Times, black republican organ,
speaking Of the position Of England, says.
. ,''It is evident from the conduct of the English
ministry, and the tone of portion of the English
press, that there is san active sympathy felt in that
quarter for the movements of the southern traitors
There can be doubt that the English Govern
ment is disposed in every way to lend them aid
and comfort, and we shall soon have evidence af-
forded US that they ready to extend to them
material support The movements of Mr. Russell,
the correspondent Of the London Times, are very
suspicious. Let him beware. We have now in ad-
dton, too, the facts of the insoent conduct of the
English ConSuls at Norfolk aud Havana, and the
refusal of the steamer Persia to bring arms and
munitions of war purchased in England by the
ag ents OF our government. In the face Of all
these and other startling omens, it behooves our
government to be firm and vigilant, for here
is the most subtle and powerful enemy we have to
contend with. The forts in all our harbors should
be at once properly armed and garrsoned, the pos
session Of those in the hands of the rebels is now
the more imperative, and the occupation of every
southern seaport is indispensable for the prevention
of that export of cotton which the British, under
some prctext or other, will insist on main aiming
The object Of England is to destroy the power aud
prestige of this government" .
The Times goes on in this strain, and talks
about furnishing England, &c. &c. Tn regard to
retakins the Forts, why don't the Times make its
friends commence the work at once-why don't
they retake Fort Sumter? Some people think old
Abe has about as much as he can do to hold the
Forts he now has ..E-.s e-.. ..-"
While Lincolns soldiers are committing outraees
on the women and children of Virginia, such vile
papers as the New York Times, Herald and Fri
bune are urging the plundcring of the whole
southern country. The day of reckoning is near
at hand. ..s- -= ..[ "
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-11
THE FIGHT AT FAIRFAX.

On the 1st inst, a company of US Cavalry
and a Virginia company Of Rifemen had brush
at Fairfax .Court House, Va. A correspondent Of
the Richmond Dispatch gives the following ac-
count OF the affair: ....-. 49, ..~ss ..-s- - q.
FAIRFAX G. H, june 1--At an early hour
this morning vllt@e was'threw into great ex
citement by the arrival of Federal troeps the fir
ing of guns, and the yelling of he~enemy. Tn
expectedly company of regular cavalry, well
armed and mounted and headed byfa traitor
dafhed through the principal streets, yelling like
madmen and firing their pistols right and left as
they passed along. Capt. Mari, of the Warrenten
Rifles, whose company was stationed in ameadow
in the rear of the town, on hearing the firing ran
out to ascertain the cause, when he was shot down
and killed This fact threw the Rifles into tenn
porary confusion, the first Lieut. being absent In
the meantime, the Cavalry again charged through
the town yelling and firing. Ex-Gov. Smith who
temporarily here, hastened over TO the camp
of the Rifles, and rallying them, was proceeding
to meet the enemy, when Col. Yuell appeared and
took command The Cavalry came dashing thro'
the town for the third time, when a we'll directed
voey emptied a number Of saddles and caused the
hirellng soldiers to beat hasty retreat. Our men
closed upon them speedily as possible, and be-
sides killing five aud capturing six eight fine
horses, took eli Sht or ten prisoners. friend who
heard the firing and the retreat of the cavalry
says there was not less than l5 or % horses scamp
ering over the fields without their riders
In the skirmish which took place, our only loss
was that Of Capt Mari, and he was no doubt killed
by an accidental shot; another Of our men was
slightly wounded. .>.- --
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-11

The reraict Of the Coroner's J,ry at Aieran-
drio IN relation to the death Of Nr. JocLson-
Some of the citizens of Alexandria evidently re-
gard the death of Mr. Jackson, the proprietor Of
the Marshall House, in very different light from
what it is looked upon at the North There the
Republican journals denouncc him as an assassin
and speak of Ellsworth martyr; hut the coro-
ner's jury empanelIed to inquire into the cause of
the death of Jackson with a boldness which not
even the presence of hostile troops in their midst
could deter, emphaticalIy declared it to be their
verdict, I" that the deceased came to lis death at
the hands of the troops of the United States
whHc an dJeace Of has pirate pr@pcrty, IN his
oacn house"
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.ADIUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, }

General order No 81 Raleigh, April 20 1851.
The Volunteer Forces of the State already ordered
into active service commanded to hold themselves
in readiness to march at hours notice The officers
are required send to the Adjuant Generals office
roll of the members of the companies. | directed
by the Governor to call for the enrolment OF thirty
thousand Volunteers. Orgarize-srnd III the rolls
Commissions and arms will be furnished BE in rcadi
ness to march days notice; drill by day and by
night: let tire citizens equip their men; some OF your
brothers are now in the field The State has
he rrond of tie promPtness with which they rallied
to the call of your Governor.
The decree for our Subjugaton has gone forth; the
time of our trial has come the blow will soon fall we
must meet it with the whole energies of the State
must show to the world that North Carolina Will main
tain her rights ut al hazards. -sr
By order of the CUminandcr-in-Ch Chief
j. +. HOkE Adj't General.
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n DT'sCE.

Taken up and committed to the Jail of Mecklenbarg
county on the Sth day of September, 1860, Negro
boy about 90 years Of age, (black about feet
or inches high. He says his name is JIM and that
he belongs John Worthy of CASTOR county that his
master moved Texas early last Spring, at whici
time he ran away from him. Jim appears very dull:
can scarcely communicate anything about his master
or home with any intelligence. He has scar on his
right fore finger. made by cutting knife. The owner
is requested forward, prove property pay ex
penses and take said boy away, otherwise lie will be
d-.,osed of according to law.
Oct, Q, 1860 If W w. GRIER, Sheriff
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SAVE Your SrED-Planters and oar

SAVE Your SEED.-Planters and gardeners
must not rely, as here tofore, on getting ;heir
garden seeds from the Northers States We ad-
wise them to be careful in saving good supply
of all kinds as they viii soon be ripe-Plant a
late crop of Irish potatoes, they will make seed
potatoes, if nothing more. Look to your interests
in time.
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State OF North Carolina.

HEAD-QUARTERs, ADJCTANT GEMS OFFICE
General order No. A Raleigh, April 24 1861.
All communications for the Governor in reference
Military matters-such applications for commissions,
tender of services of companies &C, acquisitions for
arms, ammunition &c, and for information arpertan-
ing to the military organza ations called into service
will be directed the Adjuan: G cnera in this city
BY order of Coy. Ellis, j. F. HOKE, Adi.t Gcul
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FARMERS, LOOK OUT!
MOney, Time and Timber Saved

/ have the right to sell VANDEMARK'S PORTABLE
FENCE, made without posts, in the counties of Ala
nance, Randolph, Rockingham Davidson, Rowan, Ca
barrus and Mecklenburg. CHEAPNEss, durability and
convenience its chief advantages We recommend
the fence sawmill 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 application to r. .-
-.... JNO. J. WHITE, ...-
Mebanesyille, Alamance co., \. c.
March Goth. 3m
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.ADJUTAHT GENERAL's OFFICE. J

GcnerG{ Order No. D Raleigh priI 20. !
Hereafter all Provisions passing through this city
intended for any Depot out of the bounds of the State
will be stopped here for the supply Of the troops
cenraed this point. The market price will be al
lowed for the Provisions stopped. Forwarding and
receiving Agents the Railroad Depot will pay strict
attention to the execution of this order.
By order of the Governor, j. F. IOKE, Adjt Gen.
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Carpenters Tools.
BlaCksmith's Tools.

Such Bellows, Anvils, Vices. hand and slide Ham
mers Butresses Frriers Knives. Screwplates Stocks
and dies Blacksmths Pincers and Tongs RasPers and
Files of every kind Cut horseshoe and clinch Nails
Borax: of all Sizes both of northern and country
manufactures cast pow blister and spring Steel; &c,
for sale very cheap at
TAYLCR'S, opposite the Mansion House:
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Gge Wrstrrn a)rmotrnt.
-.s ..s.s CHARLOTTE, N. G. : t.k ~#.

Hz5~ John L., Holmes has been elected a men,
Der of the Convention from New Hanover county,
in place Of r. II. Cowan resigned a-.. >.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

NNE HUNDRED HANDS, to make Clothing for the
" Soldiers. Ladies in the country can be supplied
with work by sending for it. Liberal prices paid. Call
at the Clothing Store of
FULLINGS 4 SPRINGS.
Nav %. 1861 If