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gsSs&sEg JOHN GALPIN has the pleasure %SsssSg W.
sssssaaI Bof Informing his friends and the
pubic generally that he ready and entertain
them his establishment 80 Royal street. next door to the
of Cusnmhouse street, occupying the entire mansion
lately the residence of Alfred Hnneu Esq affords
touve accommodations Besides the large public dining
The ground floor where meals provided all hours from
6o'coek A. NJ until IL F. H. the advertiser has large
Der private parties Families and parties ap-
pcaon as above can be supplied with the best Of
the affords either ready for the table it from
tbe Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage
has always been extended to him. the undersigned them
that will be his eneRvor give the fullest satstac
ton to those who may favor him with their orders.
dS tfA2tW ." JOHN GALPTN
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans city of New OrleanSS
Be 1t remembered that this 18th day of December 1861
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Omer Galard President
and A. Schneider Secretary of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according
depose and say that the above Just and
true and transcript from the books of said Company
o. GAILLARD President
A.. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day. December 49,
1860. ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace the Parish of Orleans.
The Board Of resolved per cent In
teest the outstanding Certificates Of Profits for the
1857 1858 and 1885, after the second MONDAY in
ruary next.
-TRUsTEEs-
Geo. W. West, r. P. Hunt,
JAS. A. White, III. MuSsOn,
Douglas West Martin Gordon, Jr.,
D. Jamison, EumA Augustin,
Ar. Miltenberger, Cesaire Olivier,
j. Leisy, A. BONN,
Omer Geard.
The Company eonnueto insure against the per theses
and rivers and loss and damage by re at the
premiums
na- Office, No. Oarondelet street. dl7 tt
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REAL sCHETDAm sCEENAPPs.
v A N D E Y ( f RS

VAN EvEER,s
HEDICATED GIN, or GENUINE SCHELDAa SCtHNAPPs,
pure article Of Holland Gin.
wholesome beverage, and Invaluable FAMILY MEDI,
CINE, particularly beneGcialn all cases of
DYSENTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DIAERHEA,
RHEUMATISM,
GoUT,
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the world
Tp put bottles three SIZES Wv Lase
medium and small The email hcldshal pint
orc dollar bottle The Medium bottle holds twenty
cent in proportion thar this EMAIL
doGra boc thelatge holds quart fy PEI csnt r5re
IN proportion and renia for three dollars bottle. O II
Msrke street st. Louis Mot and sold By a good dugaisq and
fancy goods dealers. ~
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.. AgeRts,
land l5l dhartresstrost
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Pnrish of Nrisans E:L1. OF NJ N,.In I,

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans. City of New Orle u.s. I
Be 1t remembered that this 18th day of March, 1861 bs
the subscriber Justice of the in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and P JanFier Secretary OF the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company New Oreans whc being duly sworn according TO
law do dpose and that the accounts are inst end
true and correctranseript from the of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H p JANVrER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed betore this 18th day March
1861. DE- MITCHELL.
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board of Trustees have psy Six Der cont In
serest the outstanding certificates of profits after the
Second Monday of May next redeem and after that
date Fifty cent of the Scrip year 1859 and they
have further declared scrip dividend of Thirty per cent on the
earned premiums for the year ending February 1861 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day Of
June, 1851
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIERE, Vice President
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r a. FAHNEsroCtx's vERnFUGE-

This safe and only eeeua remedy for has been
extensively used by lar prRccng physicians than pro-
pretay medicine which has its appearance in the
United States
used with the utmost fir edom and confidence by gentle
VIII have attained In the medical profession in
all the Middle Western and Sou hern States
The Of us popularity is the fact that nothing has
yet which substituted in its place
may b. used in I'll without any fears the
suit lis feet safety recommends IL to parent II
secetsd within the System, it will speedily expe
them without Hl
1But in order obtain the genuine article, every pur-
chaser should be his guard and pok we'll TO the initials
the wfspper, and that he is buying B. A. PapasoGks
Verm fuge and no other a23 lmkW
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and Ae, Chlls and Fever Dumb Ague Intermittent
and Renitten Fevers Liver Complaint, JRundice, En-
Iargement Of the Liver Enlargement of the
Spleen, and all the various forms of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
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3 I II Is
+ EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS

LEEDS d CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturers of Engn6s
Boilers Sugar Mills Pans, Sugar Eetles Clarhsrs
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw MILLS
Gin Gearing Iron Gounns Fronts for Buildings Furnace
mouths Crate Bars and all Machinery required for the
South.
have duly authorized prepared construct
sTILLiMAN'S PATENT BAE4ASSE FURNAUEt
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TENNESSEE, We find in the Memphis Avalanche
fha fnlln lrfr1r lisnatnh frnn Naahniln

Is /.
TENNESSEE We find in the Memphis Avalanche
the following dispatch from Nashville;
The secFesy has been removed from the action
Of the Legislature.
Filty-fve thousand volunteers are to be called
for, and S. 100000 Is appropriated.
The separation from the Union and union with
the Confederate States to be voted upon on the
9Th uf June.
!ghe GoyeFnor ID sustained by resolution. and a
military eaguef formed with the Confederate States
and confirmed By the Legislature.
War expenses To BIZ b0rne by the COnfederaey,
and our army will he under Confederate authority
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THE GREAT EASTERN. The Great Eastern steam
ship has again arrived at New York. The Times
suggests the employment Of her for transporting
troops 10 the souih Listen tothe Times:
Wesnggest to the Administration that this NAM
moth vessel might be pnt 10 good account in the
present war, She Gan be chartered on reasonable
tsfIas, and perhaps purchased on sun better Ia
asmuch Us the Government will wish to throw
heavy masses of soIdiers points OF the Southern
coasE, Ihe Great Eastera is the boat for that bnsi-
ness She3can carry 1000 men and their munitions
and arms 81 TAP; aid no disappointment can
occur from The forces being scattered By storm,
as has often happened.
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FEVERS,

ETC., ETC., etc.
1t highly recommended by many of tho eminent phys
clans throughout exceen agreeable alter
alive admitted to eectuay ell seasesof the Urinary
Ogans etc. peculiarly adapted the females
children.
AS article been offered that Justly entitled to
the of the
Real Scheidanl Schmapps,
public cautioned purchase but the article
called
VANDEVEEIa'S INDICATED GIN;
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Real Scheida m s chna apps
bottle will the signature of the proprietor and
other is genuine wthoutit
For sale IN New Orleans wholesale RETAIL proprletou
prices by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l51 Chartres street.
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VALUABLE i. REMEDIES.
,g'TaIa ONLY PieAiAAltATls,a
STOOD THE TEST OF YEA RS
And grows more and more Popular every day

That has.
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DIR. EEnotHnracl,s

al sna l6l @ hartresstross.
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Save the ChiIdrer

This Is the only remedy against Worms In the hua
hamehings that fatal and destructive children
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j. WRTGHT & CO.
w1nER's CANADIAN KERM1rUas

3 fNT AGDGUAA...a... RIlGDAGAL, RasaBIUAL,-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09

The Board of Common Schools Consisting of Moses
A. Parks, C. C. Cathey, VIM. McCombs, Alex. Grier,
VIM. G. Barnett, B. H. Garrison, and John P. Ross J
will meet at the County Court Clerks Office in Char
lotte the third Monday in APRIL for the purpose of
eectng of their number Chairman, and also to ap-
point three suitable persons to act School Committee
in the different Districts in the county for the
suing year, according to late of the Legislature.
As there will be business of Importance before the
Board, ! do hope will have full meeting.
The management of the Common Schools of the coun-
ty should not be regarded the business of man,
but it should be the duty of every to contribute
share of attention to this important matter.
say that this subject has been too much ne
elected and looked over by great many in our COM
munity Therefore request all Parents and Guardians
to view the Common School system one Of the best
modes of education. So long the Office of Chairman
has been intrusted to have always endeaVored TO
act so promote the noble cause, and earnestly
thanks to the citizens Of Mecklenburg for
promotion for the last FIVE years And should any one
succeed me in Office trust he may be more competent
to carry out this noble purpose than myself
April g. 1861 J. P. ROSS, Cha
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09
The Bank of Chester, S. c., has declared sci
annual dividend of five per cent
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

We are requested (says the State Journal to
suggest meeting of the Southern Rights State
Executive Committee, at Goldsboro', on or about
the 5th inst. 1t is very certain that our friends
should begin to bestir themselves. The submis-
sionists are at work, and steps should at once be
taken to meet them at every point. Never was
thorough canvass of the State needed as now. De-
ception and fraud the weapons opponents
intend to resort to. Truth will put them to FIJI ght.
The following gentlemen compose the Executive
Committee
Hon Weldon N Edwards, President, e.roficio,
Ridgeway, Warren.
1a Dia-LJ Johnston, Woodville, Perquimans;
Hon Ii Nj Shaw, Indian Town, Currituck.
I'd Dist-Jno L Bridgers, Tarboro', Edge
combe DIR Milton Selby, Swan Quarter, Hyde.
Sd Dist.-O P Mears, Wilmington, New Han
over; W f Leak, Rockingham, Richmond.
4M Dist.-Dr Pride Jones, Hillsboro', Orange;
F A Thornton, Macon, Warren.
18th Dist Mclean, Greensboro, Guilford;
Saml z Hill, Yanceyvlle, Caswell
9Th DIST ID Stockton Statesville, 1redell;
Col SAINT Harg-ave, Lexington, Davidson.
It'll Dist-Hampton Hammond, Wadesboro' ,
Arson; Rufus Barringer, Concord, Cabarrus.
sh Dist-Gen NJ Avery, Morganton, Burke;
w Woodfn, Asheville, Buncombe.
Since putting the above in type, the Chairman has
published call for the committee meet in Raleigh
the 18th inst.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09
NOTICE.

BY virtue of a Decree of the County Court ofMeck-
lenburg county, will sell, the 22d day of April
the Court House in Charlotte Public Auc-
tion, to the highest bidder, FOUR LOTS in the town
of Charlotte, with the improvements, known in the
plan of said town Lots No. n and ~, fronting
Tryon street and 70 and 80 back, being the lots
which the late r. C. Carson lived the time Of his
DEATH Said property being subject to Dover estate,
will be sold subject to this membranes.
Also, small Tract of Land containing about 20
acres, adjoining the lands of Joseph H. Wilson, the
Rudsill Gold Mine Tract the Charlotte Gold Mine
tract and others.
A credit of twelve months will be given, the purch-
giving bond with good security, with interest from
date.
JOS. H. WILSON, Admir-.
March 1891
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09
A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Charlotte on the first
day of April 1861, and if not called for will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
Oswald Alexander Cornelius Alexander, Pinkney
Alexander S 7 Allison, miss Sarah Ann Alexander
Conrad Andes David Allen 2, Thomas Adams, mrs
Mary Alexander, Samuel Alexander miss Mary Alex
ander mrs Adams, Mason Ask, Tho Armstrong
miss Annie Alexander.
Thomas Bennett, Burton, John Bond, James Bar
ringer, mrs Brown, miss Byram, Ed Bowers, c
Brown, B Be:ns, r Bell, mrs r BARLEY J Bill,
A Bryan, JAS Brays, Charles Bradberry, mrs Margt
Banker, B Broyes, John Bowers.
Robert Caldwell, mrs Cook messrs Creight
Smonton, Geo Crummey, NJ Clark 2 w G Clark,
miss S Cranfeld, Cloud, John Caldwell,
Margt Carter John W Crider, Rev Caldwell, Fran
els Cavannaugh, John Caps, J Cathey, A
Chesher.
James " Doggett, E A Duval, mrs Mariah Dobey,
Sugar Dulan, L DeArmond, Hugh Divine miss Dorey
E Dunn.
Miss Elliott S Eddeman.
Miss Harriet J Treasure, Fesperman miss Mag.
E Freaser, Elizabeth FISHERMAN, Warren Fowler
FRASER.
Miss Mary Guyer, B Glenn, B Goodman, J
Glover, messrs Grier h Gallant, Mary Grimes, mrs
Griffin, Grafton Gardner, James A Gibson.
William Holk, Tho L Holmes, miss l. Hovis, miss
Mary Holdbrook, Hammerskold, DR. John Hen
derson, Joseph Hawkins, Mr. Harris (grain dealer)
Hannah, Eli Hall, mrs Margaret Henderson, mrs NJ
Hunter 2, mrs Hunter James Hannah, miss Fanny
Haskill, Howard, II Haughton, l r Hudson, John NJ
Halaby, mrs NJ j Hubbard.
Rev Jas Irwin William johnson, Albert Jefres
| NJ Johnston, Lucas johnson.
Mrs kempel, James kerkey NJ Kerr, Isaac KIM
brough, miss Elizabeth Kennedy.
Messrs Lineberger Co 2, miss Eliza Little
S Letterman & Bro, ID r Leak.
Montgomery F McNeely John Moffat, Harriet
McNeey, miss Ann Mason, miss Margaret Mason,
Alex Mcintosh, James Meglaughlin, J d McCauba,
George Moody, Mason, Nat Monteh, Alfred
Marshall.
James Ninno, Peter Newton, John Narnn, mrs
Martha Nealy VIM Noals, VIM Nelson.
Silas Orr, A Osborne, Oliver.
H Faster, John II Patterson, Rev John Pogue, mrs
Emeline Philips, George Parks, VIM Palmer 2, Rev
Philippe Partee.
James Rey, mrs Ellen Rogers, VIM Reedv, Elias Rob-
nson, miss Robenson, mrs NJ A Ref Mr. Rakin John
Rhodes 2, John Reed, Reed, VIM Reich. W
Reid, messrs w Rice & Jas w Ra Patrick Rafter,
mrs p Reid, William Rogers.
Samuel Sharp, Henry Shore, mrs Jane Skerr, N
Gipson, Scott, John Skillman 2, messrs Sprage
l. Bros, Alex Sanford John Starns Julia Smith,
Nancy Smith, Capt A Slade, A Sav W Stowe,
VIM Sloan Nicholas Smith, miss Marg't Scyther,
Sanford J Smith, w Stradford J Summers.
Moses Thomas, mrs Mary Tye, Taylor,
Turner q Sidney Teddee ., John Tayler mrs Marg't
A Torrance Thornburg, mrs Betsy Todd.
Aaron White, C Watt W Wilson, CathariHe Will
lams, Diana Washinton, miss Mary Ann Williams 2,
joel Woodward 2, S White, W Wallace, w
Westmorland, mrs s Fl Williams, w White, miss
Mare't Wallace, S N White. John W Wolf
Mrs Young, Saml Yonts.
Persons calling for the above letters will please state
that thev advertised. F. NJ. ROSS, p. NJ.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09

the south and country, is the fear they
have Of Fever and Ague-he most drefu OF all diseases
Every day hear of persons attacked by this disease and
made helpless in short time, without any oil afford
ing relief In view OF the great demand for remedy DIR.
Hosleer has presented his CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS whose curative powers for all diseases Of the
stomach have been universally acknowledged The Bters
prepared after long experience and deep study, have
csved the encomums of the eminent physicians as
well all classes from every part Of our country To those
who doubt their many virtues all say is to them
and Judge for themselves respectively
For sale in Charlotte by E. NYE HUTCHINSON CO.,
and by Druggists generally. April, 1861.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09

A CHANGE PoLIcY.-We understand the liberal
supplies heretofore permitted to Major Anderson win
shortly be cut off. Tuesday dispatch was received
from the Commissioners to Washington, advising a
change OF policy In their opinion no more roast beef
plies of any description should be suffered to reach
Fort Sumter. decision has been reached here Fort
Sumter must shortly provision itself To-day the gar
intercourse with the city must Charleston Ner-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09

Gov. ELLIs.-His Excelency, Gov. Ellis, returned
!pme on Tuesday last, much improved in health His
OuSands of friends throughout the State will be
BASED to learn that the tears entertained in quar-
ms of the Governors rapid decline were unfounded
is trle he has been quite ILL., but not dangerously So
om present indications, the Governor is destined
"a MS regular course of years" and to finish a
FPe OLD age his brilliant and prosperous career
'Ae state does not contain man whose loss would be
Die deeply felt or generally amened than would be
Ae loss OF Governor John W. Ellis.-State Journal
Mh people than John W. Ellis and they will rejoice to
Alrn that his health is not seriously impaired
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09
New Family Grocery Store
l.. A. PASCHALL & CO.,

Wholesale and Retail dealers in Family Groceries,
choice old Wines, (highly improved by age.)
Also, Havana Segars, Tobacco, Wooden and Will
low Ware, &c.
Having established ourselves in Charlotte, and in
considera of the hardness of the times, desire
and intend sell the entire satisfaction of purcha
All orders accompanied with the cash will be
promptly ATTENDED to-
Store Tryon Street, one door above Palmer's Va
riety Store.
March 20, 1861.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09
Mexican Inrasion of Teras.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2.-Texas advice< state that
Col Ford had been reliably informed from Matamoras
that Gen. Ampudia, with 5000 Mexcans, was sixty
miles off, marching Brownsville.
Ampudia had despatched an express to Matamoras,
with placards anG hardblls declaring that Texas be-
longs to Mexico and that she has longer the sup
port of the Federal Government is the time to
take her, Reinforcements in large numbers rapid
ly joining him.
Col. Ford has ordered all the heavy guns and ord
nance stores at Brazos to be removed to the
anticipated difficulty.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09

TIE FIRES IN CHARLOTTE.-Last week We
mentioned FIVE fires which had occurred in this
town within less than four days, up to Monday
evening. On Tuesday night, another fire took
place. The stables of Mr. T. w. Dewey and MIR
VIM Johnston standing near together, were burnt
about 8! o'clock.
This is an awful state of affairs, and has caused
much uneasiness on the part of our citizens. In
fact the people of the town have been hearty ex-
hausted by fighting fire and standing guard
together.
Several persons have been arrested (sx white
persons aud one negro) on suspicion, but what the
Evidence against them is We are unable to ascertain
The committee having the matter in charge will
ho doubt do right, and act for the best interests
pf the community.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09

II SALE OF SToCKs.-On Tuesday last, twenty-six
n ares of the stock of the Bank of North Caro-
! ina sold at public auction, in this town, at
ll6 per share, and fifty shares of Bank of Char
Iptte stock at s62 IS per share of fifty dollars.
Due hundred shares of Charlotte & S. c. Railroad
tOck brought $50 80 and 800 per share, and
II s. c. Railroad Co. Bonds sold for fraction over
bar. These sales are considered high. Terms,
honths credit with interest
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09

sss~The Raleigh Register has tart article
about the proposition to " eschew everything that
looks like party organization" in the present
test 1t ridicues the idea of doing so, and still
says it will support no "renegale Wing" When
it is remembered that there is a movement on foot
about Raleigh to have Henry W. Miller nominated
for Congress as the Union or opposition candidate,
this article of the Register has some significance.
The Editor of the Register, like an honest, indie
pendent man, does not intend that others shall
scheme about and mark out the track, and then
make him walk it. Mr. Miller tried to 90 to Con-
gress as Wing, but failed !; then he joined the
Democratic party, and never 50 much as got a
nomination. Now, it seems, he is to be put on the
track by the mongrel party of Raleigh and Wake
county The Registers article il evidently in
tended for some of the oligarchs' of the city of
Oaks. -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09

DIED, in Union county, on the 18th of March,
Granny Sela "a slave, the property of Mrs. Jane
Gathings,) 10 years of age.
Granny Sela said she was grown woman i'll
the Revolutionary war, and had three children
when independence was declared. She enjoyed
remarkable good health and retained the faculties
of her mind up to the time of her death. Her
conversation was interesting and instructive. She
was consistent member of the Baptist Church,
and died in the triumphs of the christian faith.
ID. A. G.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09

The ofice-seekng disposition of many people in
this country has only been a to the national
Government, but is serious annoyance to the State
Governments. The who gets office is frequently
deserving of much if more pity than the
who fails to get one-Chariotte Democrat
We concur with the Democrat. Ofice-seekng is
great evil. Washington City swarms with Office
seekers and does MontgOmery.'-Ralei Standard
And so does North Carolina Some of the
ofice-seekers in North Carolina are striving to get
office by crying "Union," "Union," when there is
no Union, and after the appeals of the South for
Justice have been treated with contempt by the
fanatical party in power. We want the Standard
to Join us in denouncing all such offce-seekers and
we hope the Editor will set good example by
refusing to place himself in position where he
will deserve the pity mentioned above. If the
editor of the Standard was to allow himself to be
made a candidate by such men as Joe Turner,
Leach & Co., it would look suspicious; but we
think he is too smart allow anything Of that sort
to be done-he is too cute to be caught in that
way. 4
: Speaking of ofice-holders, we should like for
the Standard to tell US how it likes the apoointees
of Mr. Lincoln, the foreign Ministers especially.
How does it like to be represented abroad by such
men as Giddings, Burlingame, and others of that
stripe? We believe the editor of the Standard to
be true Southern man at heart, and no doubt
he would have been vehement in his denunciations
of Lincoln's appointments, were he not afraid Of
Strengthening the secession movement and justify
ing it by exposing the character of those who are
controlling and representing the Northern Govern
ment.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09
MARRIED.

In Union county on the 26th ult, Mr. Green Yerber
to Miss Sarah l.. Hamilton.
In DIN, Iredell county, the 2lst ult, Mr. John C.
Sicelotf to Miss E. r. Cowan of Rowan.
In Iredell county, the Goth ult, Mr. Leaner c. Ne
Coy TO Miss Mary j. McNeely. Ase Mr. S Brown to
Miss Mary Rose
In Shelby, on the 2sth ult, Mr. r. NJ. Hord to Miss
Lutilda Parker.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-09

NJ SOUTHERN RIGHTs MEETING-A meeting of
Pc Southern Rights party of Union county
beld at Monroe on Tuesday last Saml j. Lowrie,
Esq., of Charlotte, and c. Q. Lemmonds, Esq, of
niOn, delivered speeches and made plain and
Convincing arguments in favor of secession.