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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

A DESPERATE ExPEnIEST-The Philadelphia
Ta9sirey starts story OF daring on the part
OF tae rebols which can only arise from des-
peraticn." The strict military discipline Of
the Federal camp on the Virginia side of the
Potomac has coIa pletely blocked the usual
sources through which the rebels have here
tofore obtained information. iew nights
ago they determined, at all hazards, 10 learn
the pass word, in order that their agen;
might enter our lines ard reach Washington
To do this. they dressed two Of their men III
Government uniforms which had been Gap
tured, and succeeded in placing them between
our pickets unobseryed. Tie impostors and
true soldiers parsued the regular duty for a
considerable time, when haally the rebels
challenged one of our men. who was about TO
give the requisite password when he dis
covered the cheat and gave the alarm, but
no In Ii ne 10 effect the arrest death Of the
daring but non -pIussed adventures.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERS MIR. Alexander B. VIII
hams was attacked and robbed in Lyuch-
barS, or "Wednesday night last. by four de-
serters, of sIuJ la money and 3 watch valued
AZ the save amount. The parties were sub
sequenly arrested and gave their names as
McilUay, Stump, Lawrence, and Perkins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

FRos CAaoLfsA CGTy.--A correspondent
writing from Carolina City under date OF the
18th inst. says:
'.Ai quiet here. No excitement--one vss.
sci ia sig ht, and she has not changed position
in three days and nights"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

Corr EG.-The New Orleans papers an
nounce that the Confederate Government
last week purchased the entire stotk OF coffee
III the hands of Wholesale dealers in that
CITY, little over II thousand bags-for army
cons0n1 ption. This is much better than let
ing II go into the hands OF e. tortiouate spec.
ul.ttUrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

s.agaA NOTICE.-Those of the friends or rela-
"@o tives Of Company "f," OF Richmond, or
B." OF Baltimore, OF GILHAM's 2tsr Regiment
Virginia Volunteers, who desire 20 send box OF
bundle TO them, will find opportunity do SO
by Supplying to WIN. A. MOUNTCASTLE, be-
tween 9Th and 9th. Broad street, between now
and MONDAY AT l.. O'Clock. 2I-2t*
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

f<1E1 DR. L. w. HANCOCK having been or.
dered TO Gen. ExGirs Brigade as Surgeon,
win necessarily be absent frog the city for time.
These wishing his professional services will find
lis representative. DIR. JAMES L. WILLIAMS ID: his
ofses, prepared 20 attend TO their calls
Dr. JAMES Z. WILLIAMS Offers his protes-
sonai ices the citizens Of Richmond and VI
entity. He may be found at Dr. L. w HAxCoCk's
office. Main, between 3I ana ith streets or at
Mr. WM s. PHILLIPS ofice, on i2tii street betw cen
Main and Bank at the usne Office hours
Any message left at either place will be promptly
attended To Sc i0-is
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TERMS OF THE DISPATCH.

DAILY fhYEg.-- 7soo e.sts per copy at the
.,sgtcr and from The reesplar carriers of the
etr Per sanuos, IS, six months, IS: three
mra;hs, q =.
a. WkFklY.-SS per annum.
wsyxr : .---s2 per annU0s.
NalAer The Nersi- Weekly nor Weekly rare-
,-,t lve s%ut Ior GsSs terra thau twelve
..a4tGs-
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PATRIOTISM REV 4nDsB.--A furiner living in
Ctntra! Kentucky, 4 very enthusiastic South
eFhsr. raised a flag on his premises last week
and the same evening MS wife presented hi "A
with = ninetcCa- FOUNDER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

LIBgL.-.]&Tnes Z. Mcdaniel has been bound
over in the sum Of 500 TO answer an indict-
laent ior llOei against Ihe loyalty of II. Il.
Plant, superintendent OF the Southern Ex-
press Company, a. Montgomery, Ala.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

saLr.--Il.e Iadiasoia aud Lavaca papers
State that large quantities oT salt, from ms
Lakes Of Western Texas, are soastaEiiy axs1y-
Ms aac ier sale at thosr etsssss
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RETURNED EoAE.-Adjutan Peter Otey, OF
tfeh. floyd's Brigade, reached hi- home, III
Lynch burg. on Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

SAIg or A PsIzR cAaso-The cargo of coffee,
of the prize bark koweua, WAS sold at
s.harieeIpu on Tuesday for $50. 600, or As cts
per pound.
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ife Distinction between Aliens and Citi-

ZeaS.
The Following correspondence has Just been
published. 1t gives the opinion of Chief JUS
tee pearson, one of the most eminent
Judges OF the Confederate Courts. upon a
subject which is of vast Interest to a large
number Of the residents of the South
tcoRREsPosDEHcE.1
AiS Honor. Chicf Justice Pearson:
Having seen The proclamation of the Presi-
Gent OF the Confederate States, l am deslrous
OF knowing whether l am affected by it, or
would be considered a citizen il q native
was born III The State OF New York in
l153, and IN lo2U removed 10 North Carolina
where have resided ever since. l married
In North Carolina: all my property is here :
am an acting Justice OF the Peace in Xad,in
and nave been Ior many years. and have held
Offices OF trust and profit under the State and
have repeatedly sworn allegiance 10 North
Carolina. l settled here TO remain perrna
pehtiy, ana have never altered my inteu ton
OF Remaining. Am L required TO do any act
under that Proclamation! Ar answer will
ooilSe, Yours, trueiy,
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DsAp.--Wm ID. D'Antignac, President Of
the Southern Insurance aud Banking Con-
pany, az Angus Gs. ,disd at Bailey : Springs
last week.
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SALrs OF Nrasors.-At an auction sale O

SALES OF NEGsoEs.-At an auction sale of
negroes, at the Brokers' Exchange, Charles.
ton, the following prices were obtained:
male slave, Sc years Old, $3l5.
female slave. - years old, s3I5.
female slave, 3t Years old, 500.
female slave, IS years old, lmulatto,) with
her . children, oldest years, and youngest 10
months, S-430, or e4o5 each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

r-~En N01iCE-The J0URNEYMEN CORD
c@S WAIVERS SOCIETY. of mems and H.
dies branch, y II Iaeet Oh MONDAY next, 1s}i in
stsnt, a = o'clock p. NJ, 6, Monticello Hotel
BY order OF the PRESIDENT.
se AO-3t<
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COMPANY.

OF THIS CITY,
Organized last year, and IL order tn make such
Goods Is would not compete with, bu' w0u!d IA
ther aid other Southern manufactures by furnish
iag grades ard s<y!es Of GuGd> tGa{ have never
heretofore been made ii Virginia. they tlea their
Mil with machinery or the best and due.g quality.
They are now manufacturing FINE CASS hiERE>
ana CLOTHS OF every variety, from Fine Nirgiui..
Merino aud Mes'izo " 0OI. aud solicit tie attention
OF the trade n the South 10 their Goods Ali who
have seen tLeif ARMY CLOTHS. manufactured a;
arst expressly FOX The N-rg!a1<4 Military Institute
pronounce them - .eA-t eqGal, il not superior in
quality, 10 those they had been buying heretofore,
and quite cheap.
The Virginia state and Central Agricultural So
eieties. al their Fair held n this city, IN October
last. awarded 10 this Company q GOLD MEDAL
for their exhibition OF Nog!en Goods, which N
clated some beautiful SHANLS. BLANKETS &c.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece Of Goods
manufactured by Us being wlaI i IS represented
ana under no circumstance. viii this Company be
induced TO work shoddy il theT Goods VII!
they card any cotton with their wool.
Elyi~ II
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49, MEDICAL CARD.

49, MEDICAL CARD.
@~S OFFICE PRACTICE.
DIR. PLUME, Of the old Medical House. confines
himself mainly Office practice, Franklin b.,
ht.2e below the Exchange Hotel. and diaS nRlly
opposite Odd Fellows Hall, where sk;l.fui con
ddential treatment may BE obtained on rea enable
terms Those who have been exposed TO ertain
contagious ailments, are invited 20 call early.
Communications by mail or otherwise promptly
attended to-. Office open from a. NJ. till p. III.
my 23-ts RICHMOND. VA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

As Agents for the sale OF the Goods rnsnufactur-
sd by the CEEN5HAW WOODEN COMPANY, of
RICHMoSD, Va, we have nogv on hand e5out 20.
GOO yards Of Fine, PLAIN aud Fancy Single ar,l
Double Mil!ed CASSIMERES and CLOTHS, be
sides lot OF FINE BLANKETS ara GEN'fLE-
MEMS SHAWLS-aEd are manufacturing at the
rate OF 1000 yards per week; III OF - hiei we offer
the trade at fair prices and liberal tGrms with
entire confidence tha: TIE enterprise VIII receive
liberal support
CRENSHAW 81 co, gents,
fe 2-dts Richmond, Va
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H HEAL1H. HEALTH

EGIGLR THAN GOLD
Miss MARY SCoF1ELD, FrECkPTEEss, NJ. 90
BALTIMORE STREET, BALFIMORE-'I Irath Strag.
ger tdGa Fteti0e. This lady suffered Tor years
with Chronic InfanmaIory kheuIl.-sisTl il It's
malignant form. She first contracted the disease
when two years Old, oy being Vsaccinted with mat
ter from chd who had tae white swelling. ! rom
this time to womanhood her suiIeriugs wei eA-
treIne-she never had relief from pain until cured
by HAAPTOS'S TINCTERE.
An Extract from the Letter
81 often wish my parents had known OF ;his
edy when WIS n child. Is believe | should have
been saved the exerueiating pain / have De sab.
jectod TO- well as the delormity ot body l n.tai
carry TO the grave, and nay parents would not have
been under such heavy penscs from doctors blly
aud III sending me. as taey did, 10 the celebrated
Springs III England III search oI health / wish aii
the afflicted world could and hear the beae
fits have derived this Tine'ure of Hainp;on's
try 20 inaae all acquainted with its virtues with
whom / come in contact.
Gentlemen. am Thousand times obliged 20
you, and you at liberty Iay name .Ii
case 10 al.
Il remain yours in gratitude.
MARY A. ScoFIELD.
NO t-30 West Baltimore stree"
Rheumatism. Cosgh, Dyspepsia, Debility, Sero-
ftila, Eyes. Pain IN the side. Back &e-, are ured
by il.
FEMALES AND DCHIfDREN-rhis TIs..ruRE
viii De found grea, inedeiae ior Gn iaer dis
eases
Call and get Pamphle.s and road many of the
most powerful possible certificates OF cures OF the
above Giseaser of our OWN citizens
Sold by PURCELL. I.ADD i CO. Richmond /.
by DR. COOkE, Fredericksburg by All the Drug
gists IN Petersburgi 5s MORTIMER a NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and shop,
keepers everywhere 81 per bottle six botties s5
ap l-dScwts
CTEAaB0AT FOR SaLE.--The nne, new,
- we'll appointed ana rapid Steamer w 4 s 4
POINT, Row in Norfois i.aroo-, and belonging to
The Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
Is for sale.
Fer terms. apply to yyA G. PAINE, il Richmond,
R0. SAUNDERS,
au 3i-ln Prest X. & Y. T. K. X Co.
HAVANA CIGARS.~-Aa sssagt,aent o. the,
III finest brands of HAVANA CIGARS, iust
from New Orleans consisting in part Of the follow
ing brands BILLY Bowiegs Krgasia" ~rcr.no
Regalia," "Meg1diaaa Eegzla 'tfaad idea" and
many others. a real lover ef the weed can hsys
his grntifsd and be made to feel rich by sup
plying himself with OF these tly fine Cigars
as r.. w. POWERS.
Druggist, corner Main and 18Th ga.
Mlo NEXT to NJ, Charles Hospital.
DYE AND WINTER OaTs---in store !. all
III perior lot Of Rye and Winter Oats FOR seed
those wanting superior article had betsr call
soon. IN. la GEO WATT & co.
hxiDE, OR SUB. NITRATE or BIsMUTh-
~ Just received /. lot, for sale by
EDWARD T. ROBINSON,
slo a,h and f'raakiin s,a
CTAEcH.-A law boTss Pearl starch; also, In.
y aigo. OF good quality. for sale by
u EROsENE Oil. taeush very sears~. can s,ill
N BE- bad 81 K w, POWERS,
DATENT RALANcES.--A large Browns Pa
! .as salaasssa Tx--: 80. 49, sSs ss,s yo by
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Nga TO THE VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH
CONGRESSIONAL ID y I x lCT-Eom-
posed Of the counties Of Campbell, Amherst, Mel
son, Abemarle Fluyanna and Buckingham.-At
the solicitation os number Of gentlemen of differ
ent parties throughout The District, announce my
self a candidate TO represent you IN the first Con
gress Of the Confederate States, under their per
Inanent Constitution l will take early opl.or-
tunty 10 address tie people al their respective
Court Houses.
sc iS-;s JAMES p. HOICOMBE.
hig. Enquirer AID Examiner please copy.
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SRsEGxAa. Ne;CXEa.s.

FyOFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COM
PANY.
The MANAGERS OF HOSPITALS in this
city Will please leave their ADDREs at this Office,
ths! may know where 10 deliver their freight.
au 3l--ts J. Z. GIBSON Agent
sr OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COM
PAAY.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
All GOODS AND PABCEI.s for ManBgsa and
Fairfax be prepaid before leaving this Office.
al Sits J. Z. GIBSON, Agent
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ra THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
's>~1S- THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY viii
be held al the Office os the Company, over Wood
houses bookstore. on TUESDAY, the lss day OF
oetobsr, 1851, al Il o'clock M
Sc lI--2y T. u. JACKSON, Sec'y.
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s.E ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN
NANT'FACTURES
WOODEN

Do so, aud especially L YOU obtain desirable
Goods withou. pay ing any Tor then! tkas. t.la
actual worth. The
CRENSHAE
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NSa NOTfCE.-The annual meeting of the
SSn>S1OCkHOLUERS Or THE BANK
OF RICHMOND will be held their Hsnking
House vn TUESDAY. the lgt October, lssii, at Il
o'clock NJ j. b. MACAURDo. Cashier.
se I1-sw
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= :.
FOR RENT AND SALE.

FlNWU VALUABLE TkMEALsTS IOn
l SALE, On TIE NORTH siDb GP MAIN
BETWEEN WALL s1EEkf AND L.tLsT
ALLE1.-At the request at tie cmner. (y7iass
feeble health prevents bis management si pop
erty offer s,.ie those two Ige efhnit< ext
SIbEES leafed - above, Gie # ssAiea b in "a
occupancy Of Mr George l. iisrr,-g, the other in
7 the oceu. .aEey Of Mesars. Redwood aga Keaet .--
The upper parts OF both iensnents have been tor
many years occupied n board ug house. lbs
property extcna 4 ON MsiE street 70 Tobacco hi'
hey la the rear, and are ROT aDy comnods9as, bot
admirably adapted TO business purpose.
! he terms OF payai.n: viii be fearrk;.hly n6e,
raj. II n snail portion 81 the purchase honey Is
paid credits in iastslscut-. Of frota to ten
years VI Ill be given the residue of The purchase
moaey-nerest payable isi5f yesHiy, secured hy
! mus! deed On the property.
&c 2i-6t- GODDies < APPEBsoS. hucts.
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE EEsI-
v DENCE ON rkANhi.iA -. NliHiS
| Two SQUARES or THE CapITOl. sQti.sRF,
FOR SALE We are authorize 4 BY tlie owner 10
cell a most va!gsble DttiJk 1--WE LAG. on
Franklin street, feoritr lott located ahoye. Its
house was but eat eight yt;as aso, three sto-
i.s above the hase.n;, and has Twelve Eoots, b.
sides ample servants aceonDo1latitus The p,
isrs are snppl.i with Gas and water ! be loSa-
ton is nm admirable onc, beiDg near tie Capt
tol Square and the usual places 0t business 10 "a
well suited TO the merchant professional gsnLs-
| man. Apply TO GoDDi& d APfELsOS.
- 2l-3t
I7OR RES4 4--Phai mos, desirable faniily RESI-.
Il Il,
III, now n the occupancy of Elder Thons:.s Bun
lord, containing ii With Kitchen contain
ing rooms caIrtagr-house stable. coalhouse. SOD
well of exoelieat water il tae yard. here is
taced TO the premises about of land with
large number of fruit trees. L. is Admiralty
arranged for the gegtecl Accommodation o. large
family Possession be had the Lat OF U,;oarf.
For terms, &c. apply 10
70. g. LYME. Agent,
Office over A. BodcSers Drug Store,
re 9-.s No. 10 Main street
NOR RENT-PRATT'S GOTHIC COT
+ TAGE, ON GAMBJES HiLI.--Iils
large and eotnmodious DN ELLIAC having II
rooms with dressing. .roouisr closets dc.. having
been thoroughly painted land rtpahtc. VII 10
rented good tenant who wiz tst fnre ~ II ior
a moderate rent Applyto 4 j Bow kitS, ESQ .
4th street CANDLES Hiil, bis Foundry, .,h
street. 81 Its
EARM NEAR THE. CITY FOR SALE -
Il The owner will sell. priv ately. b. anti al
FARM, mile north of Richmond III land 10
highly improved and the buildings ample for largo
family. Apply TO
So l9--Gt GODDIN e. APpEkSON
DRivATE RESIDENCE FOR SAf.E.-A new
l and very comfortable WOODEN BU lLDiNG.
| suitable for the accommodation oi Wedur- sirea
| family. oath, between Clay and Leigh streets
| Church I'LL Will bs sold low on application to
| SCI G-2m A. LIE.
EOR RENT-Three Rooms suitable lvF psn
n tlemen's quarters for rent ovst nay store
EDWARD r. ROBINSON.
Sc o-'s Fourth and Franklin -,s
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HOTELS 4 i,f%TAIRANTs.

MONUMENT HOTEL,
wi CORNER sra AND GRACE STREETS,
Oppcsite the Capitol sa,esfeJ
RICHMOND, III.
This Hotel is now open for the reception OF vist-
tors. Il has been newly furnished and completely
renovated ID. Il. BLACkLOSk. Proprietor.
II. MADDU1, Assistant
- WIN. Whaiey's OLnHibusses VIII. attend ths
Railroad Depots So lG---sodtS
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6lEH JOHN IL. GILMER
ATTORNEY At LdW
OFfIcE--llih street. between Main and Bank sts
Gear Genera, Posf-,Ifice.
RksIDRNCE-:th aud CLAW sts. au 29-lnl+
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N.Y. WM. +. WATSON,
W. ATTORNEY At LAF,
CONFEDERATE STATES COMMISSIONER
AND
COMMISSIONER Nv CH4NCERY.
OFFIcE-Goruer Franklin S-sd l.th sts., near the
State CouFt-Hou-e. ia l2--.hn
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M ANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE, uits
w bic fer u small family, with four To six
rooms eitEsr ou Main, rankin, Grace or Broad
streets, between ID and l7ta streets Apy on :,
having such a tenement may procure a good mar |,
by addressing - -. -" through Ri buaoei Pes
Office. box oy7, stating terms OF reat, &c.
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NYANTEp- RECRUITS for the HANOVER
! w DkAd0oNH -Dcsiring 10 increase con.
sliefshls The n1n.'sr ei my company. wish ID en-
list several Of good hasiis good eopssltutions
and vel mounted. Any person d~siroas 81 toia
ng viii apply within tie twelve days TO Sergt
L. NIssfea. ~ F.yin-syise, Hanover, or sssar.
wsrsta.-ey nsis, 10 me, ~ FAIRFAX C. Ii.
WAS. G. WICKHAN,
= IA Capt: Hanover Dragoona
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! d - ee~s ~
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w ANTED--A NURSE.--A neat end Ii iy
w coLOkED GIRL may hear OF good ho,ic,
its a Nurse, in small family. She must be with
out any epcumbrance and wen recommended. Ap-
ply eaTiy, at EZEKIEL :. a ainin st.
sc 2l-ts Mailer. sold stand
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M TED.-FORTT NEGROES wanted iIn-
w meciately-goo hands--fo aid in saving
sugar crop during the Dex; four months in the ia.
terror OF Louisiana, above Baton Rouge. Men pre-
ferred ~ 81 per day and found woulsn in pro
p0r-i0n. An excellent opportunity is offered for
that force permanently, on shares, the place In
full operation | refer TO the members of the old
house Of Danlop, MoEcure 81 Co., Richmond
Direct TO a. A. WILLIAMS
Sc 1lm Pass Christian, via New Orleans
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FREs.
kanahs
b their

such
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Irnssh-
never
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w TANTED-ACORPS OF ARTIfICERS.
wv Wanted, Immediately, FIFTY abie-bodied
MECHANICS OF steady habits, enlist Ar,il-
leris;s, aid 20 form corps of ArtSeers, to go az
onec into active service. Pay from SIT TO SH per
month. Apply at / Is Man street
Sc Gift l. n nfrNI up Cant
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|. REWARD OF TEN DOLLARS Il otter.

DUN WAY-s,D REWARD. D.--kan,ew
-, from the iarm q; Beranuu4 hundred. "a 81.
Want iEan ,uulsd LEE. he IL bsigt; ma,aIta,
walks very Hw ky Grdy about IS yeas old 1La
above rev ar viii be paid II taken out nj ihs eo,Ia-
", and $40 If taken in The county and delivered 20
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HTANTED-SuPri.iES FOR THE Army.
w Applications viii lie received for furnishing
supplies OF RED PEPPER, POTATOES, PEAS
BEANS and winter vegetables of all kinds, and
Pickles, for the use Of the army, delivered At any
point eoaSea:ens TO the troops, or in Richmond A
supply Of Red Pepper l. essentially necessary ~
Tits artsete should be carefully preserved by all
who wish 20 minister 20 ine comfort and health OF
our forces In the aela, ground up and packed in
6ass. boxes or kegs. J. IL. CLAIBORNE
Major and Consl- Subsistence.
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-30

LudIow's Celebrated SelG-S ealing
Cans, Of all the different sizes, at TAYLOR'S
Hardware Store OppOste Mansion House.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-30
Dissolution.

The firm of FULLINGS, SPRINGS & co. was dis
solved by limitation the Ist January, 1861.
The business will be continued under the name and
style of FULLINGS SPRINGS, and they hope, by
integrity and strict attention business to merit the
same patronage heretofore berally bestowed by their
numerous friends and customers.
The present financial crisis and the uncertainty of
business for the future compel shorten time
of credit from twelve six months to prompt paving
cGstOmers--nOne others need ask it.
All persons indebted to the old firm of Eungs
Springs & Co., must forward and make immediate e
settlement as it is absolutely necessary that the bus
ness be speedily closed up "a word the wise su-
clcnt' Jan 10, 1861.