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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

N A.
county Of the county OF Charlotte the I'd day Of june
Nat hsv w. Jackson wn williamson and PAMELA y his WIFE
Plaintiff,
Against, -
Jackson Henry n Jackson, Molly Jackson Vlrsnls
jackson the named Infants by Wm Smith, thei
qua an ad itsr, Julia A. Harvey Gaines John
Roberts ooerG Andrews, and the unknown heirs OF Mrs
MARY Roberts deeesssd and krI Patrick Ford, deceased and
Mrs Robert iadrew ceased, Who were patrnal Aunt. Of
' We ' Defendants.
NCHANCERY:
The object OF this suit the will Of John W. white
deces sea md 10 divide his estate
II appes ring By ahdavt hat the defendanu Ann u enns
Joha r. Robert H. Andrews are nonresdens OF n
STATE. and that hss Of Mary kooeru, deceased n
p.,rleI Tord decesssd Robst Andrews deasd Other
than the said kobsrh and Robert AndrN are IN
tLovn
On mooa Planuns by couus ordered h. the said
d,ndan do month atr publication mere
Of aad what's TO protect hsir interest," and mat
eopy Of pabiIhed, week fer Tour Successive
kchmond whg neuspapsr printed In me ely
Ano be posted ., NE 'front.' door o e
this coany, the first day OF NE next county
court.
d,s-v., wiNstov RonrvsoN cl.rt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
NOTICE To TAXPAYkRs.

OURsUkNT TO ordinance passed l1th January 1855 vii
attend al the Collectors ofice In the City Hail. from
10Th TO the 8t Of December inclusive
hall Of taxes from such entitled deduction
9per cent b. having previously paid the ft half June
In accordance with said ordnance.
JULIUS A. HoBs0s, Q. O. T.
NB-H vii be seen from the above h, the Coll .ctor
quired 10 attend at the ONCE from the 18Th TO 3 Of the
70 receive taxes remaining due from June last Before the jaw
ay term OF the Hunss Court he Is required By ordinance
vertse de rquent real estate TO be od for take
PERSONS who have not done will the necessity OF ean
and paying their taxes will be impossible for the gseco
70 call on them before he adyerses.
m
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FOR SALE


The undengned for sale privately the remaining Por
on Of the Estate O. Taiafero DECD contains
about 82 nearly 300 Of which land the resn wood
II situated beautiful valley, about one mile rom the kapt
70 purchase small fxrm In healthy and delightful neshbcr'
hood, invited examine me tract VI. be amaea 90
sired. Il H. hihEkho
ocis-vs Rapidsnn Station. oulpeper o.. We.
mo PHYsICIANs-AP Physician, In fnl practice, who re
sides ofths Watering Places OF Western Va and
good viii Of his poon properly, which he proposes sell
consists large and comfortable Dwelling with all necessary
houses stables aud houles and about " acres good
land onehA the land well and The balance
dainty with bis hrvood and pasture Ills praetce has been
worth 70 him, for many years. rom s2oOO ssou per snna
and part practice the visitors at The springs
during season. And hrouhout the nehborhood during
The year. -.-a e lr-. -.H
He viii practice With the purchaser until the next
Fall and introduce him. far a. be can into his pracuee DE
VIII exhibit hlsbooks Physician desiring 10 purchase
His price for thh property with the good viii Of his practice
$780, payable a. follo-saooo In hand and e balance
and years with ntei est.
Applications addressed 70 HarmAn Bell Attorneys
Law. stanton. Va. will reosve prompt aiienon w.t.
yTIRGINIA. AT Rules held in the
cult city Of Richmond, the nrt konday in De
esuber, 1851, esisE The ID day Of The Eoith)
under the style Of Kent, PaiGe Co., Plaintiffs,
Henri app Defendant
IN cissa aad upon an Aaaehnsrt R>turned Iseeuted.
Humid. aud Rrne and three Gents danags With
be computed anr the rate OF SIX per cenum
annum from the 18Th day Of October, 1851, u payment
The Issued In t having been Teuraed exc
said defen dant rtquedto pear within one me lh
aer due hereof and do What Necessary TO protect
his inter r.st In this suit
dss-,.w JAS yILErT, Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

aAyINgs,I or RICHMOND.
o1yICn AT THE sT0RE OF CHRISTIAN LAfHR0R,
NO. % MAIN STRkkT,
VHRRE Deposits will be received, which IN Interest Of N
w per cent will be paid all remaining depoea IN
uonths or LONGER and ave per cent for shorter period
Insulen hes In existence for yeare; has
Loaned ever Millions o. Doa has suspended debt; ha
never as Aslax failed 70 pay Certificate yhcn dut
Jas. II. GARDNER Prssidsns.-
WI. n. 0HRleTIAk, Cashier.
ssi-siy HUGH - FAY. Secretary
FyONWAH ROBINSON ena JAMES ALYRKn
W J0NEs have the practice Of The Law n In
Ne Federal Courts and Court Of Appear.
IN JOSH viii aho practice In The orcsh ossrn s hsknsae
0y and Hsurioo.
fs oaes stshs ssrs~ st psahns sad lsA s,rsss.
snfR-sAdH
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NOTICE,

WE ALEXANDER HILL 90 have sued the
w ofhteen thouand dollars In twenty 1--we and y bills
for our own accommodation and for that ef the ubIe; and
Alexander HILL have made deed dawn up by Of the h,
lawyers In toe city and recorded In the Hunss Court Of
~ without n:umbrancs dSuble the amount ef notes OF %
or their redemption, as specified, up,n presentation.
have also made Of our ea ank merchants my tee
that the provisions THE deed executed,
ST. do this In ference 10 paying 10 roper cent for
Gle which would have to be added 10 the OF stock the
ees brg sufficiently high already ny customers thereby
his amount
de8 ALrX HILL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

ORDNANCE oPTIok
JuIE IL 1881. I
IL ACCOUTRRMRNEBA ANDE0UIRM
delivered ths Olnanss Department Of the STATE Of vrAa
III non aAsr @ da,s be turned nto he Ordnance ware
Q. DIhhoCK,
ilU Col Of Ordnance Of vrrnA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

TO sUTLERs AND MERCHANT.
WEhaye Just received large itock Of Tobacco and segae
w every description and quality.
Abo, on hand,
Champaign Wines In qt and PTS, Of approved brands
Ao Boot and shoes A oil Of which offered for sale At Low
prices CHAs. BAYsE co,
no29 Under epotvood Hotel
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG..

RuRha
pNly Rapa % pr GAnzn; ssnE NseAy, .ssIY sy,,H
Aya \ OlVGasa nsnAAases Ey Be HAas 2s -. ~ -
nsnsaese > Al ssss - y sos,s os.,,, r,os,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
BE fE2s, nanuiseturedby Mr. BAEsH ofthis city, for
h last fsen years. and so highly Recommended oy prominent
PhyseAns Virginia. gained reputation In the Confederate
Army for the Agae and Fever and general debility We
Iay they valuable medicine for exposed soldiers
Try them -
T1nlon aIIl Iehmond Va nos
SaROIN4s-5O saFdnss shos half and quarter bor
y ss, Juss received and for sale b sELDkh nLLkh
sSpS Corner lsth ana oarv -tree-s:
CGAMRr WINR- Clarst Wi1s, Just received
" and for sale by ALVEY ALIPsooaG noso
DEQUksr MADE Tc PHYsICLANs.-h T. re-
Ipeetfay requested that the Physeans OF Richmond VII re-
po a hs oes and knth streets sach enees and
soldes under charge qnAtered IN private Ane
hoe and boa nF houses stating their condition, where quar-
tired and a far = practicable the regiment and company 70
which sssAs HI inOrnaen VII ErsaA promote NE pub
kn csss - saAs qsasred private families hctss and
bosrss hss bean sick but are rot Attended By any
pAyscIsa ~ Fps aboVe sAng thsr eondien
's.le-. ssieA - - JNo. Il wINDER, Brig Gen.
,pu A na.-Is- o. haAd sonslznsl from Nsz Orleans
~ ~ II Is eAk french Brady inyolesd ~
-, r..rnnasAa rsA~as JOHNSON, foUkdnk Oftf
sssS Is Pearl street
TES6o-sa .ag Isass. nss Ia sore sAA ist sale
liz VREssRsna 20. 80
1zEoUn N lss Family Iise Iala s.p.iaas Hsur, for
h ssis = soasissnsa,. BY Al sfOks CO @ls
nRANDV-Ac Case Pure osls.sy BIsaag, isI nseOssi
b psspsss, Ss M b. v. PS1r2soH, w. HsessA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

lO9 COSBY a ANDERSON, 30:
MANUFACTURES Of and Agents for the sale Of fobaeco
M CARA No 800 Main Street. square above the fol
ban the stock ID and snosip
be found the southern Country end lily rscs
ns additions their which hey sale wholesale
RETAIL low for cash. a,d respectfully rsquea all shhng
chas and examine for themselves before purch inE e,
Orders the country promptly attended to Anon
our be und the following brands Of b. NJ
rvss packages Weighing on 10 10 90 IA, tSh dsIh
right: ..H.
'Phde OF Virginia." .Ralnssto."
"Eadora," "Prorrs,"
"Ohameion," "csrnston"
"Louisa Belle" sDtvbery,"
Colorado" Golden Leaf"
aApri,ot" "our 0vn,"
nnnenoneen "Ehlon
HghlsndsrI solace," "0ronoto,"
"OonauissAdor,n pearl"
"Pnde Of Bsthel" &c, &c.
COSBY 1 ANDERSON,
noll Southern fosscco stors
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LAW CARDS.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRAOFIOss in al hs Courts Of he eo.ness Of hsSn 1nd
Anhsrs. viii Attsad any ss Sasnoaa snarssasdn 70
hn In the adjacent oo1nhea
~ Address, Ire EIer WArehosssR O., Sssea Co. Va
tsqe-lV
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-08-29

of stores and baggage and their wounded and prisoners in
the hands of the enemy
JEFF. DAVIS A REALLY BELLIGERENT PowER-THE NORTH
DEsIsT.
Let the American journals tell the story their way
heavily since early morning country be unfit
for operaions otherwise If Mr. Ddc,s desired press his
He has already proved he fair right tobe consid
cred the head Of beigere7 porrer But though the
North may reel under the shock cannot think will make
her desst from the struggles unless be speedily followed
by blows deadly than the repuse from Manassas
Of ans eSvarv and such
The truth to be that the overwored kept
badly oeeed and deficient
ton Then came most dicq operation to withdrew this
who had repulsed it The of the baggage which
vers was created alarm and that alarm
came pano which became frantic on the OF tine
the North will be all the eager this disaster,
suggested Of Furnishing England little while longer
The exuation of the south only be understood by
those who may it. and if the Federal Government per-
its design make Union by force may prepare
for struggle the result of which viii leave the Union
little to fight for. More of the battle in my next. pity
the public the water but they must be the victims OF
Authorizations and myths is out of my power to dspel
ratIfy just now.
Having told long scarcely expect readers
to have and go back upon the usual diary Of events
must command attention 1t is impossible to exasgerae their
an Sem NO man can predict the results or pretend to guess
THE WHOLE THING IN A NUTSHELL.
Another letter from n Russell he having acquired
further information respecting the fight has come to the
following conclusion
"There not bayonet charge made by the Federal
infantry during the day. There charge of any
kind made by the Confederate cavalry upon any regiment
of the enemy, until they broke there not hand to
hand encounter any of the regiments there
battery charged taken by the Federalsts there
masked batteries in play by Confederaes there
annihation of rebel horses by the Zouaves OF
others.
voley fred by one battalion empted three saddles
among body Of horse who approached at distance
and the infantry which performed the execution then
tired and there desperate struggles except by those
who wanted to get away
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From the Augusta Constitutionalist


Permit me to inform your readers that Col c. F. Fisher
of the North Carolina 9Th Regiment, certainly did take
Shermans splendid battery Ny information is from an Of
enclose with this TO you in the hottest of the
battle and saw Fisher after he was killed He fell beyone
flag bearer being killed. and the flag lost they could moi
hold the battery Hamptons Legion reook and shencec
IT, and placed their proud flag upon it.
The taking of that battery has been tie theme OF reat
since the battle and it may be interesting to your readers
tn know that Col F. Fisher sold his life taking it, as die
many other gallant Southerners. Having met number
my friends who in the battle have many interesting
incidents to relate. wounded Georgian VINO was nea
commander fall and that Col Gardner took his place Will
as much GOODNESS and determination as any man cono nave
done. .
In my next shall give some interesting items gathered
in my tour. VAR'AlNA'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-08-29

BEEF CATTLE SHIEP-The market is only moderate
ly supplied with beeves the demand slight. We quote
grass fdted at to 81 b. SHEEP brought in
slowly and meet with ready sale at 81 80 to 81 each
cording to quality.
BUTTERIs in light supply and prices rule high None of
consequence coming in from the country Dealers
ceivng small lots from Virginia. which retail store at
40 cents per 10.
BACoN-There is scarcely any coming to market and the
stock has become pretty much worked of. We notice
fair enquiry for retailing purposes and parcels would sell
readily at l63 II cents for hC round and l7 10 cents
per ID. for hams.
CoFFEE-No late receipts and the market almost bare.
We quote Rio at 80 IS cents per 10.
Corn MEAL,-The market is very well supplied, and we
quote at 20 IS cents per bushel.
CoRNThe market continues to be pretty well supplied,
and there is only moderate demand from Dealers Two
cargoes about 5000 buhe have been received and sold
at As cents per busbel.
FaGs.-SeI from carts at 20 % cents per dozen.
FLoUR-There is change of consequence report in
State brands. The meage receipts for two three
has caused the supply to become rather light ad the
market shows frmness, but the demand is limited
We quote superfne at S. so IS u.s. and family at S. rs
| Sc per Dbl.
LARD-Arrves slowly and the stock il very light NJ C.
make sells at IL to Is cents per h.
MoLASSES.-Cuba sells IS IS cessts in bbs, and so
cents per gallon in hhds
PoFAToEs.-We quote from carts at 81 20 81 Is for
Irish. and 81 Is per bushel for Sweet.
| PoULTRY-Is scarce and prices rule high. We quote
Chickens 16 to 20 for half grown 22 IS
each for grown.
RICE-Clean is in fair stock and sells at 81 81 cents per
ID.
SALT.-No change in prices. Some parties are selling
from store at 81 81 90 per sack for Liverpool ground
while others holding higher price. Alum sells at
81 20 per bushel The stock market very small
| prices have advancing tendency.
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HEADQUARTERS BOTH REGIMENT, N C. NJ
Wilmington, N c., July 29th, 1861. I
Regiment 0rder-No: II.
K LIEUT.: JAS; G. SMITH having been appointed Ad
Jutant OF this Regiment will be obeyed and respected
W accordingly. Commanding officers of Companies will
furnish him with the rolls of their respective Companies
mediateiy. JOHN Il. CANTWELL,
Colonel commanding
July "a 2H
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Bishop Atlxinson's Appointments.

September 18th, Wilkesborough.
=" 18th, Grove Chapel, CasWeIl Co.
18th, Lenoir
goth, Vale Crucis.
22d, Missionary Station, Mitchell Co.
26th, Burnsvilie, Yancey Go.
goth, Asheville.
October LIST, Cavalry Church, Henderson Co.
I'd, Hendersonville.
Sd, ST. Paus, in the Valley.
4th, st. Johns, in the Wilderness
9th, Ruthertordton.
9th, Shelby.
18th, Lincolnton.
18th, Charlotte.
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HEAD QUARTERS BOTH REGIMENT N. C. MILITIA
Wilmington, Aug. 10Th, 1861.
Regiment Order-No. Is.
i DIR. E. A. ANDERSON is hereby appointed Surgeon
~ Of the 3Oth Regiment N. c. Militia All applications
M for release from military duty account of physical
inability must be made to him for Certificates.
JOHN l.. CANTWELL,
Colonel Commanding
JAS. C. SMITH, Adutant
Aug. 18TH 1861. 2s9-2w
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HAD QUARTERS BOTH REGIMENT N. C. MILITIA.
INFLAMMATION n q Ir,l5 2nth

HEAD QUARTERS BOTH REGIMENT n. C. MILITIA
Wilmington, N. c., July 3Oth, 1861.
Regiment Order-Eo l4th.
4 BY VIRTUE in me vested by an act entitled An act
to amend the seventeen chapter of the revised
Ill Militia, section l0th it appearing that the compa-
do hereby appoint and order that the following
herein named do Immediately proceed enroll all persons
liable to military duty in their respective districts and
to be held at the usual company muster groupd
election for officers provided the 10th section of said
elected
In the Masonboro' District, Elijah Hewlett.
- Caintuck - John 7. Moore.
90 50 South Washington John D. Powers
81 Rocky Point David McIntyre
- p" Holly Shelter John P. Bannerman.
- Federal Point g Thomas g. Pickett.
s. Sandy Run David J. Nixon.
By order OF JOHN l.. CANTWEIL.
Colonel Commanding
JAS. G. SMITH, Adjutant.
July Both, 1861 DIX
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TAyES-TAxES-TAXEs,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ill persons who have not paid their for 1862 will
"a please cali Immediately and settle, the time
at hand when will have to settle with the Comptroller
and all persons who MIR. +. D. Hail. late Sheriff. and
have been notified Of the order of sale of land for the
due him. will please call and settle the before Sep
TENDER Court have been instructed by his agent sell
without reserve. W. T. j. VAIN, Sheriff
Ang. 49, 1861. 1872 d&wcc
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s6s, 900 LBS. COTTON YARN PER Al

TINE CELEBRATED ROCKY MOUNT MILLS Edge
combe county, n Co. continue manufacture 1900 lbs.
Cotton Yarn daily and prepared furnish assorted
Nos As to u.s. by the bale of 200 bs at 20 per h.
months time at any of Railroad Depos in Eastern N.
Carolina free of freight.
The Mills and Machinery in fine condition, and the
quality of the Yarns Guaranteed.
Orders solicited from punctual BUYERS. Address,
VIM. S. BATTLE
Rocky Mount,
Edgecombe County, N c.
Sept 18th, 1860 3-ly*
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WILMINGTON, N. @. August 20, 1861. |

WILMINGTON, N g. August 20, 1861.
HEAD QUARTERS Both RECT N. c. MILITIA. (
ORDER No. l6
Ur. Adam e. Wright is hereby appointed first Assi8tauf
Surgeon of the Both Regiment NJ O. Militia with the rans
of Captain. All officers and soldiers hereby ordered
respect him as such. JOHN l.. CANTWELI,
Colonel Commanding.
JAS G. SMITH, Adj.
Aup 2Vz
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COMMERCIAL.
INFLAMMATION MARKET. AUGUST %.

Latest dates Liverpool. 15
Latest dates from HaVre Aug. IA
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VOLUNTEEHs WNNTEO,

YOUNG MEN OF NORTH CAROLINA, your coun-
~ try is invaded and calls you to have estab-
u ished my Headquarters for the present. at Lumbeton.
Robson county, and invite the young of Columbus,
Brunswick, Baden, Robson Cumberland, Richmond An
son, Moore and Montgomery to rally to the flag of their
country hitherto victorious in all pitched battles and help
drive the enemy from borders. Your will be
accepted either for twelve months during the war.
In the twoold capacity of Captain in the army of the
Lord and of country propose to lead the
my command to victory their spiritual well their
temporal foes. God and country Fellowcitizens
the rescue. JAMES SINCLAIR
Col Commanding.
August %, 1861. 300&l4w
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AAiA THE MEMBE OF WILMINGTON HORSE AR
fsE4SS TlLLERY hereby ordered to appear at the
- Hospital in Wilmington, Thursday, September
5th 1861 for the purpose of being mustered into
service. By order,
SAM'L R. BUNTING, Captain.
T. C. MOORE, o. s.
Aug. %. 500
JUST RECEIVED AND IN WASEHOUsE
4 BBLS. OF TRAIN OIL,
r. Tanners "
3 Meats Foot
Hog, Morocco and Binding Skins,
Patent and Enameled Leather,
Harness, Scabbard and Cap Box Leather,
l Dbl of Shoe Pegs,
100 sides of Cut Sole Leather,
geo pieces of Rein and Girth Web,
3l6 pair of Hafnes,
q dozen of Hog Skin Collars
Is - English Headstalls and Skins,
IL =" American and COL Saddle Trees,
Military Saddles, Brides and Martingales,
4" Bits, Spurs and Buges,
Swords, rife barrel and Colts Navy Pistols
Fnameed Cloth, all cOlors,
81 dozen brass Plates, for officers belts
73 " Cartridge and Cap Box Knobs,
730 lbs Shoe Thread,
q sides Dash Leather,
I'll gross Harness and Bride Buckles. For sale at
WILSON'S,
Harness, Trunk, saddlery, Leather and OIL Establishment
No. Market street.
Aug. 28th, 1061. 3OO3t--I-9t
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GROVE ACADEMY, KENANsVILLE. N. c.
THIS CLASSICAL and Grammar School will lie reoEened
Il the End of September 1861. Terms hereto
fore if desirable half of the tuition may be paid in ads
aud credit will be given the remainder duriaJ
the
Anu 2S. 1.Ah
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NEsTBROOK SCHOOL.

a. P. GAGE ..........................P PRINCIPAL.
FTNHE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION of this School viii
J. commence on Monday, September 10th, 1851.
Tuition $l2 SIS and $40 per session Board So Fer month
Aug. Goth, 1861 1-3t
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TINE NEXT SESSION of this Institution will commence
l. the 9th of September Thorough instruction here
given to students in the classics, and all the branches of
scientific education requisite for preparing the
the bus mess pursuits of lite, for any of the
College.
TUITION PER SESSION MONTHS:
For the Elementary Branches of English, Sc to
Higher Branches and Scieu ces, .............. IL
Classics, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
Board be obtained u good families, with the Pn-
cipal, at s. per month
L. G. WOODWARD, Principal
RichIands, Aug. 90, 1861. l2t~
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-22
Fatal Accident.

JACKSONVILLE OREGoN. Aug 90.
via YREKA, Aug u.
W. Bitner was killed this afternoon, at
Eagle Mills, by being caught in the belt of
the machinery.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-22
NATIVE OF IRELAND,
Died January 18th, 1851.
A ped 40 vpars


The Hearse,
with twelve pail bearers.
The McMahon Grenediers,
The Montgomery Guard.
American and Irish flags, furled and
draped in mourning.
The Finean Brotherhood
Irish and American Benevolent Society
Deputations from the Interior.
Irish and American Citizens.
The remains were conveyed on board the
steamer Uncle Sam. 10 charge of the commit
tee appointed by the managers of the cere-
monies to accompany it to Ireland. On their
arrival at New York, great demonstrations
will doubtless be made, as the countrymen of
the deceased have already made arrange
ments for fhe proper reception of the BODY.
The memory of the great and good exile,
who sacrificed fortune and liberty in behalf
of his native soil, and at last found a home
in California, will long be embalmed in the
hearts Of his countrymen.