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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08

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LiIT Or CASUALTIES
.,s,..lrit5 cy TIE 9TH Al.r,>l. rf.i.nI:;I -.
;-.:!,:KS; LcSGs-HS.t,. , D!.Isio.i, C1MM,Nni-
~ ...ja7 ). II. J. williams ~ TTE RsTTiI; ~
! ~-7r:.H Ti:'Es, TS.u.T. fsiE -7-H; a:'D Ho:--.i
-: 3G1n CT J::Er.
T:eli amG Observation-Disclosures. Il =@i-
ci--Sc.ccaat EiAjcr J. II liolcoE.Ce, si:ch:l:.
.a:apun., :, l,s:l :, i ha"es. c9::::.:.a:.i
-:
. Ent;-5aTS't ai5.e- Color .:ers !
: Eone!i!. ,-rs :" = Sanders Corps :.
; armstrong: Private Barker. " Mc"iivarr:
; u Thomas, I uonahoc a5i;: + t."aS-
! WcTndri--l.ieUt :, /! ll;:s ;orpai.! :
; Butler; privs,a7 j ,tattrrl!, ory ant Eo:-
. tor. IS Mont iramary, i MurrSScv. 5,!G0' :,
z M,.frtcmsn, j j Fnil,T, J !.yrch, II VII
te1s. II liorn'l, n ) IL ercIt anl : ! -..hLy.
Conn any Z, Capt L Is Moore, cCH.ritad:n#
N.lisi-Ser;;t Iiii..;;iS;;; rs;ys,>,; II i5r-
.'y!i. kcy, j Cain, ii i;"i*a::. = Si..ir: Il
Co7>sT, and j desmond
Mry,.iei-CorpI ! [t'i...'. i'riTa.ss I"
! Hogan, j Cy"mr.i. j jacobs. ;i...cc iiei,
! i i-!er:. john ,;Tveu, ? GroTut., y .'atGItl:
: M'r"5ra, 2 j. L"!T,i. = Hesiy. ] Cou'7aE
i j tIti."hueaeh ) -'.:i:;;::.. =. u't>Gus'., "
I Perkins, sni ) nrs,:ii."T.
/ NiSsin- --acrF't farTis; Corp Il G@T7.''. =.
! Pirate; + Earl, Lonc auu ! pvG:.CT-
; Company ., Lic;it y i Couch, c5mIna:.I
; iaE:
il>!--&erg't \ Livingston; CorH'l =!
! IIunler, pr!vatas : : Cooper, j PraurcIi, :
! Hish''''' > y ''"'''' y -'i'i' 'c''"'' !"
! ho:;efs. ...,
! " Gun" . ! ~ '" ""'''' - - -
! Ea;!e,." Carter t. il CGiemait' " =" AUS
! d''. Gr:I:' Ii sA'!ry! i II ia" b ~,
II Morgan, !. j ."oreaE., T. >tin!hohs: A -
! Thorn, " ierner, ) L " lndl'ahd, hit'-
h"a"' VI )! jarrett ;: harFr'n; lar, = i,'"!,-
el's, ~ Watkins, IT. IL E;'S' II " h'e-
'l'In' 49,, ;, .,
COMPANY ~ C''' . VI 0'l"' ''''''1''''-
'''I Ii..,., ,,r T.,u r. Dh:u;..
Nnieiv e.; - ''.i'!i = nm,
Go'P 'G', 'i'"'(' :, St'i';" - n':.s. =. -
J:ns[, J:li - ;..t' 49, 1'." !, i:;.;ii;,-
piyNo!! -I1''H%"S: 't.-E: - !t..'p" 1; tv
" ~ r. '1ts-.
-" mn" "En'!!% ".' a. = - ST. w.
C%'f - |'-s r, - ,I.I .i i2I,f ~, .a|
:I'I". =; y p'''r.:' :, 4 Iii'.'.i' l. t:::! >
htNi"'t: II t,irt@' t -, " lipP' ''N''''
.-sD" -, ,n,n;,. r. KIM, ,,,,,,,.r,,;.,.
,"'"Hany H. -arIa'n ~ h'Hg >',!i'i'aI''''',;
-hlli*'t--uorPorsl 4 Graves; Pri'Atea Il
CCnrsr, Il Russell, Martin, " SiInt"sr' \
= lawson. / |! pafi"n;
",," '>, >'''' po'.,,,. - ,y u,
'ann.r, T. rr;ynr": ~ 7 i E"s,h,ciy Il u r..
lEtH, " C'aseswav, ) u "mte: ) House }
n Pop, .sinte 't'',!.; } ii Robertson, j pcr.
vim; I Vuin"' } o'"''""n. ( -aff0H. 1t
: earnett'
.omPany +, Capt II iiorcS c9.nlI"nl'i''.
-hi!iei-rriratas i;.tn tTuSe. trIdSci"-t!
= -d:oo3a!d, { Lcntn. A97r:i' >! y . :.
Sioaa' -ha'- ~i1'i'oH' y hh''''i'''''' /
bai!e''
0""1t,'I: :-r'''.', !. ~; io ,l;st.;
's.nes "ssuj, L,;% .,,i.. 'S"1 ,nt. -
= LIe!: 'i' "|'' ;Noo'' ,, p4'-toS' 60
" M;Lic!!Hn, : i EaEey, = cups, Sol'iL"as ~ y,
Crouch, d " i'ra1:.tcu' 81. ('inre deadk II
r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
,7T.-y =. 773s :. :. s7f..,;so .i.,.s.-.

ATT:.r -: IiiE - :. sIi-.''iGH !i.s.,.'s.".
al. attack vas 7ia':5 o.: Ih- raI:. -ATE1i.;:'.:
an the 81 ,iil., oy ro,1modores DaT:= 3" |
ia1r2!rt. 4 .i!spatcn dated thc 23j, sa!v
Ire iieot from a.!1~ was to engage lie
i2~-cr batteries, and the lice; i:cEa anov2 -
engage the upr:r u"t@. rIc s:iTcoat Esst ::
and tha ran. IlHcIi 6i he NI:t al Ia:
! lntan:in,v % u,tArL IL. .,rEan.d; nh: t1,s
her out,
Il. coz. i,ioi.ca oi SOME misunderstanding,
7niy few shells w.rt tired irnia the IT,; taTS
below, which al, known 10 have ha;: l.o iii. It
70 divert tue ire from The EGSe;..
This Tessel attempted 10 run ini1 lii -,r-
i55.sas AMI jam her a.atiIst the ie:c:, L1t tfss
latter swuig around and the Ease: ;nl:
| ;:razeI he1 Side IS shc passed She sGTc TIC
rebel craf. her three lI-incE bow guns.
Finding herself unsupported, *fe lrcF!s-
| down the river. The Q'ic"I. cGiitiri, e Acr
aid, rga into the ArkaI1aS, :..:E-::;3 ncT :ren-
| ble from stem &c sts.n- Recovering herself
tic tlaeen ran Oh again so forcihi; rs 20 :sraiH
tcr own works badly. G@ti. boats then -
1uTna'i Up the river.
During f:ie engagement tra Ts:5- 72"cc;;77cc u
sav@ial shots, sui had one r,air k!llti al j
;;7o 57oundeGi. The Queen 1rf.; also shot
through, se~erS! times
= dispatch :rn:a -io'Hii:iS, JHi:- -&;r
savE:
, Ine Grenada "Arrsai," oi ill., -f'r. h@s
special dispatch Of tho 2sU.c @atc, o;ati1,; tha'
.L'o1urianieT Da7i5 and the l;iuhcati had al.
tackled the batteries aRd the ran. A.EaI:sa:
snd had been rsp,isei, With the loss o: i':;
boats sunk d disabled, Tie d:srat,h i Te-
plcte with the usual rebel h3Inhast-
TIE "Appeal,"of tie 2jtG. has 4 d;sPatcr
announcing the occupation Of ColIT@Itr bI
the Union troops. Jtf!- Thompson had dc
stro:ca the bridge n Hanson to ySesc5.. 6
iur7lrr adIT--Iicc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08

pied the village. The health of our army is
very good, and our troops in fine spirits. Ac-
tire operations may be expected very shortly
IouTs. etc; ETC., biz sISpES,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08

Cu5sI7fzs " 7Ar Ls7l 6A7.Lzs--Ihs
Montgomery Advertiser publishes detailed
Isl ofthe casusltis5 n the late battles before
Richmond carefully compiled from various
sources" the recapitulation of which shows
that the total number killed wss 1881,
wounded, 1855: missing, SA2; total, 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
.I:-Ij Ez;:iiv 1E:ir> rv,@A1D ::.Grl.Tc.,

Irr.nk I..sy So; 1i;'., tEa li,a5 o ,I3..:cs
PoTc's aT1i:. ar2 Laia" gradually .i77.vH ~
toward this tn;'a nj Msricnton ti;lropE>r
iii! s"oa lie pccmii,cn! point, rs ouc iorcss
are luassu,E in .hat neighteThooj!. Our ii
as7iil then doubtless Fest uroT lLa Blu RiI,.s.
EeaT StaHsrisr:ile. a1i IL: LETT ;;p3a he
Rarrahsrno:E: al rra;ieTicksb"rs. | cannot
ser trat Wa.TcntoI i: destined 10 occui;- :
leading r0sitio': III tl.a annals 81 The c;.Iii-
pai5i,: GElsss ~e s::oui4 hc iorccI 20 retire
Iroui ikc t;.7s:.2;si a'*.,als HIcn uor;!,.A&-
vile.
Tut II::ILLn.TT 80. i.>,, 81. ',;.i.:.I.
Frequently. Tic rebel iorssEi.e' Ies.a us Gpo"
long p,irjuit;, " their superior r3rssTm+"Sii:,
Chatting sid snbitterlnp ne, now stopv!a,: -
mock and noM cca:upering II escape a.. lie
pTecirltol's charactre ni the country maLrs
Ili@ ~ 0rk d!tfc'ill iuI stecd3, InaIIi III whom
li. upon il.v rsy III hunger anh l.:i:.I!".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
80 Yr;Lnw ry"rE /, :;1arui.

The No:cik correspondent oftte "EIeralt'
savs there IS i:n truth Whatever N the report
t:at = being circulated here to the erect that
there nave been scIeral Cases oi yellow fever
CT Hio1i3iih jl was iic:er il q more healthy
state, and there i; net tEc i""s! Jang"- OF
sucn { triac occurring.
AITEsiI II c..Errf . SCHOONER.
! Ire Fortress Monroe cor-e7po".iel: II tie
q ;!crgii" Under dare ,iI 5ist ult., writes:
iis rt@si-: ia3t evening attempted TO zap
t;,Te { schooner which va ir:i:E 81 anchor
sEio1c IiarrSon's Landing, !;ut were fciled i'll
the at:,npt. Ikey ca'nn "-rE III 1wo Eoats
ircn. ,Lc opposite sa"T27 ari we're discovered
sni fired into, when they Jeat hasty retreat.
j. iter ii1iuF 5ouz hal: !. anzen shots some
,vei~: to fifteen ahr;s wsre lirca s. L !i1: iii!
that effect is n5t kpo"Ii-
The f,aTw Mcrt;n.sc i; iaiiy n--7fctsi 6: i
anf ri=sr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08

among the prisoners who raturnei here
on yesterday from the North were those ~ho
belonged to tie 17th Virgins Res::-en., and
. the Black Horse Csral1J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
ras r:.SfrrrRArr t.rI:.iIf> cs r:Ii J'''.s.
lie Ec5aIi' ID ita sit,t,;;..., th,,o speak:

ii ali atiaci ui."fi - ,, y e5toier:
Tia T-,.el but,,. nt the south sile 5i the
Jaues liiYs. -, 49,. LIE al midnight OF Thurs
day, upoa .i-a;l hoat isndils at The head
caart:.s :. JcioHsi ingalls,, at NestoTeT
killing TO- o. OF 277c ;::c:: aIa e"ourliEs
iTc ColoG:! IzsS2iis returned &c: lcc wlth
th;rty-tw o-pounicrs, and soou slenced the
eneuy's guns. :, fcw of our vessels were
STRUCK by t7a? saots. b.: ~-Ts ~: IL
iiuTsd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08

Eao:: 1c77A.-Ine Davenport lows DsEo-
c.st ss7s it i5 intimased tbs. Go:e-aos Kirk
rood has gone TO Washington Coz the pur-
pose OF adviai-G ss to tie rroE.ietty- o! COIL
u,eaciHE drafting il that State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
TfsEC IL. Iio;, .. 5;1e i,1, - ,"t.,

The 1iGrt thurchs5 here .7s al! ir.s:ir..;
ald medicines arc Compounded iii The nupsS
S}jr!r i.| ,v'ier4 whv dI-d Yesterday .:,Ts
buried to-day il, tie 2ku7ci.-yari 8 i.s,* t;T;
hu1irc'i ConlcheTst2c we:s hur!rd :.i:,c tr3
weeks 40. The a:.ino::tit5 oi life IL. '.":; j
uEici iLl clillnas; 0; tie era::.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08

IEe alEe-leu ittii1a arc lioIl tic - irrE.!-
tcr, Va, correspondent cf the Herald. rno
- 777.iiE:; upder date of La.i:E'::. l~t.
f3TE's csI-n5.
TIC p.biicetioa Il ii; or,:or 5s.E.i:l..nz
I.t.: uxie al: males VINO reuse to iii;e til.
ostn ha. v7T0u5:a, t:ili1. 70 l perfect pitch q!
frenzy.
pr. l:ispi.aT,. i'll tiis Tillat;'. waited Upon
General POPE Yesterday, anl ssEed If Inc
"ulil! rDiar2.: Iiir ofta.. lie painted, II ,Es
Ssfur Tine, the agony II tho " oiuen and chli-
Irrn, lEd stated tbst the effect would be ~
place :ix iirr regiments in the rebel service.
;'Nc CAR. take the DHth ui Allegiance sad
the Doctor, land We Won t-iLaIi, womar Or
child; hut we will give rar"l. IL sttena L.
cur awn Business afford no coTiInuRcsti"H.
au1 qui:;ly stay upon our properties
Il shall s.tcrca the GrI-: t1 the je!isI,'
::;a.;;d General Pore Il lid no, make i. ,~lt-
oGt ;iaiibcTation, and ii you iGnt take til
osik you ckali 60 out offay iinc:,''
!. Tie Tillagerc now izteEd to appoint c3l!-
E,ittao oi ladies 70 wait upon the Generai Titn
a yeeitict. Ealing III this. tne:- cad intended
2iieet1 committee 70 proceed 10 Wasting
ii city ard inte-o2;lc Ti;th President Lincoln,
| 11;it Gen. Pops ic7u=a stringent oTlsr tlai
iions oi ttie.;. should hare laaTs tS Gr d5,.vi.
ii. the trains. iior "5Gid ne pass tl.s,. tnr"YC;i
yur guards 0ii NE c5mmcn roads. lie Is :
man ot his wnr'!, aid the Soldiers think; VIII.
him, TIM The fare" oi sfoMri d.s!uyal.:
. +h"uiI bc drofpel irG,n the b!!l:. What
sha!! Nc th:nt; ii ,Gi!inuGGY that l'i.6,:: i2r
Falera protection anc yat Ieclsrc: ivseil rebel
~ Tho lat aid - iI.aIi: Indeed. the vrdcr
3usnl Ai5o TO include the Iy1meil, ali a! 'rho...
are blatant and va5issuistd lraitors;ses---
They eau be heard nightly cI aTeTy pis::.a
-iirerinG 1t Cur failures ana app!audins Te:'v!
aucceg@e5. One you'd think the! ." 5T:":s
prisoners mere: -cti.2r sEan lnc ss7I:--r y
the Tiln:.c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
C{fOR.:.-I TLT.s t%fL,.IiI:.

We arc il expectation EcTs ol Tic I2Sallt
Of irnpo.tan: ne;Sz from sc"a1ai GasrtnT;.-
It is supposed that E:.sEstur. viii be 1akeH,
tina: ti.kt has taker place o. ;'il! sccl rsks
clacc Z Eastern TeHEc->na - .t1rtEarr
i.sorF:a. snd that Gen. Pnpes Amy lii soon
engage the c:Ieri:. Io::: ri.>t ihc 1.oTtsr
bsats i,avc a7Tivnd, s::T-ii':; ""fI J. aisa
iocle;. iar IRON, IT, jams; l.:ai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
From Washington, TT Wrr!t' r..a /:
following:
-6iL.I ~; :do;r. ,.EiIS.

There is miiicE e-,ritcmHEL here iii relation
90 the military movements n"w nn thu taps.
Dur armie, a!e narchlng aiang in pursuance
OF fixed plan, and il is believed that matters
are 90 timed as TO i1a,Te the sAIetr 1t oncs j:
Washington AMI Gen. McuicIlan';' arT.E.--
There is a larger io7cs oFrratiuE g::::sfnst the
enemy il virgin than lie paorie arc gsneT-
a!iT aware Of. There Is no ,io,!rt oppressed
As to tie coming conii;1ts. r'ii2:l cRnrct 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
7ar -;r..:i.. -.;ij. :::r,:Ts Ti:1,l

Ils Srea!55: ;:..':ig 7s.-aie2 Il 1hs c.11?
81 rhis army y,,,ei3.y. a.;d the fhou7-;l.i Al;
ol5 .;.rio:5 yr!fch s=;nGd crtdeICs hha proper
.ion IL: kaJ roli-i, Gni.;!sd {" ate aonsilera
cir r :c:ee!u.;.t att."" siE,ost unknown ~ our
troops ei=ce ihi' rrc"Tf Grand li"ttie3. Eafly III
The :nc:ning the balloon i1trr9ii made All IS
censic1,, anri immr iiNtrlY Upon It's descent Inc
entire nee: III n.aE;-n!."ar anG gCGh1a!s were
, seen rlorins ,op.a1'i; Citv Point, The otJe:t
If ILi= 1nancauTre re1Da:ne II secreti k::t ii
-, REPORTED tiist the Is i; Marrimac. backed
t;- SIX oihe7 rebel r.sseis, had passed through
! tGs oL9;-u ,i"T,5 aI: ttic james river. h2lc"-
Richwon!. l;.,i TcGtazti oa1 10 g*e catde to
o-r ,lrct, iioweTer, iroI1 parties VINO lsit
, o.c Q: ;f;c ;r;sei: & : latc Eca. &. the aft7--
noon. lccTs: tAHl - 7ehai vesSsi cad made
;:s appearance; r;,: ou.. nect :7cs 7eai?- Cor
an- s:a:rsea2.-.
! as ma;ter oi f77c2cuti2I, re.~: ratt2.? :?
7os 5ianted or he bluffs aear the ls-diG,g, 10
prct5c; tie afippin. hrr2 il oss0 81 sudden
. c-y., b. tie Sabeia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08

John Van BuTan is seriously i'll ~ Lake
George, snd doubts are entertained OF his re-
coTerJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
-:cs FOE cONsIIR:AT.ON.

,,n.gsoAY DloSNING. ADJUST :, 1862.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
HA-Q ElREE'S C0RRFSpr yDENcE.

iSrecisl Correspondence Of The EnGuirer,]
THE RECENT MOVEMENT Of THE IiREEEE
FROM fhEDERICKsBUEa TOWARDS ORANGE
0uRrRUUsE-A SCREW IoGsE sONEWEERE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
IIiI .--'=- NN.;N -. -

/. = si.e cuI71z. reiioi ra.c Il. - ..:l -
TIC beSt T1sd 10 tie rscci capit2i, aHi ti,; ..
"iil Lc tie Ii71t oi .Ge 80 ;.;'::a.i>E 9 ':..:
t..i -trvugnon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
sa-sl,5 F;sl: st Grange Co..: Ho=.;=1.

:, correspondent ss';is '.s 1he folI9w;":: . :
count Of the re2eii: ca"GlT? fight 81 orange
Court fIol:G.
.-,--- 49, , i-r5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
sii(|5!iIlon0 Enqulrer~

~ TILL.E. EiGL - ALLtC;NE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08

Ia - .rik Herald" CT the "a inst,
r.as : 5y:-!.i correspondent at Harrison :
:a',lny, 7i,a ".'5@ : i5,iii:--- ;;=>;sr ists: ii
i,;i- :ii -. liz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
FROM POPErS 4EHT.

Tic annexed items a7e from the iSarre:.-
tcr, Ya correspondent Ct tie Herald Tno
77.iiE:;; . .7iiE::;.; under isre Ct i.::EI2. lrt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08

-! exchanged oi6esIa III IN CITY, VII" hate
rot ,ion= 50, are ordered 10 report al Gen. Wiz
der's Office, on Main Street, below theSpots-
soaa akotei s:-sli
snd pTivstes viii report at "Caup Lee" il
tbs Western rETt OF the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
I.hFt. W0HTIIEaM @EWa

l'ur tass5 i7oI:. ;i.c H>;orth a. Ii H.. "2'i ::
5:lnt. We make lie following 9sI,.'iaii:.
FIRE TRoEi TIE. HrEEL3 g.; Tit s.ri TIL "inT :.
ja:II5 TIrEH--Tnf. si:5blI ON; giIE,:,-ET
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-01-21

By Is EActIsncV IFHlN I. LIaFk, GOrernor Of NOrfh
Carolina.
Executive DEPARTMENT, Raleigh,
November I, 1861.
In pursuance of the power vested in by the 10Th
section of the Constitution, and by and with the advice
of the Council OF State, | do hereby prohibit the ex-
portaion, beyond the limits OF this State. of all Bacon
Pork, Beef Leather, Mems Shoes, Wooden Goods.
Jeans, Linseys Blankets, &c &c, except through the
orders of the proper officers of the Confederate Govern
meut or of the State Governments.
The Adjutant Genera! will employ the necessary
carry into full effect this order All Agents
to purchase for the State required have written
authority. HENRY T. CLARK
Nov 18th. Governor ex-OfFcio
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-01-21

WoN'T STOP IT-The Salisbury Waterman
published by the of Ludwick, as con-
nected with the murder of Cope. The Charlotte
Democrat copied and so did the Greensborough
Patriot. We called attention to this before, but
it seems not likely TO be needed. The Luduick' $
of this county being respectable people, do not
like to see their names in print in such connec-
ton 1t should be McGrady instead of Ludwick.
Concord Flag.
We suppose the Concord Flag has accurate in
formation and that there was this error as to name
in version Of the affair. Our informant had
first rate opportunities to obtain correct ntorma
ton, and being very reliable man, We would not
hastily reject any thing he might state We do
SO now only because the Flag is persistent, and has
probably taken more trouble than we to obtain the
cts-SniisLury VutchmoR.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-01-21

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT. }
Il Al Sant DD 1871

RALEIGH, Sept 20, 1861.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office, for
the delivery of SALT BEEF, according the follow
ing POPULATIONS:
The Beef must be from wc-latc1 Cattle, slaughtered
after the 10Th of October and weighing not less than
353 pounds.
The legs end lcg-rounds of the hinl-qnartcrS, ana
the shnS. and at least six pounds Of the neck end Of
each orc-Qnartcr must he excluded from each barrel
and the remainder of the carcass instead OF hcin cut
with ccaNcr, must he cut with and knife to give
the meat a square, neat and smooth appearance III
pieces of not less than six pounds, than
pounds.
The Beef must be sailed at the of bn5hel of
Pnre Turk Island Salt. or bushels of Liverpool
Salt, and ounces of pulverizcd Sait-pere every
200 pounds. exclusive Of ii pickle to bc made from
fresh water, strong salt will make and must
be perfectly bright and clear This Department will
furnish sal to contractors and charges if de-
sired.
The Beef must he put in barrels: the barrels must
be tight and we'll cOUpcred: the nett weight of Beef
am! the contractors name marked barrel The
Beef will be Inspected by nspectng officers to he ar-
pointed by thi, Department, It the point of delivery
Tw" securities will he required in sums equal to the
amount of the contract.
JOHN DEVEREUN
OCT Com. Of Sub
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NAroLEoN's IDEA OF MAKING Wharf.-The
following letter was written by NapoIeon to
Aupcrcau on ,ho DIST February 1871 IL.
-. .
I'e"n"' !'''' """ a pro- ''''e "' '"'S "n'':
nat SiX hours alter roccivin" the first
no"IS fr'm Sra'n you are not IN the field !.
ok hours OF rest Is quite enough Tor them. con-
q"'.ed at Nan@.> with the BRIGADE of dragons
coming from am. VII" from Bayonne had not
drawn rem. do you say that the six battaljons
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High Point Female Seminary.
High Point, n. q.

The Spring Session. 1862. will begin Jan l3. with
the same corps of teachers that has given such general
satisfaction heretofore The merits OF the school and
the "H"2Ig o'" charges for board and tuition cause us
to expect liberal patronage
CHARGES FOR 30 wEEKs.-BOard. exclusive of lights
$40; Tuition intending Latin and French $40 to SD:
Pia.rO Guitar $50
TERMs.-Forty dollars in advance; the remainder at
the close Of the session We can furnish Joosa peace
prices for cash: but orr stock of stationery is exhuns ed
For further information. address
5. LANDER, 4. NJ, PRINCIPAL
Dee To- 1851 ct
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LINCOLN CoNGREss.-Mr. Powell presented
the resolutions of the Legislature Of Kentucky, IA
vuring the construction Of railroad connecting
Kentucky with East Tennessee, and thus making
a connection with the loyal men in East Tenncs-
see and Western North Carolina. (BahD
a message received from the President,
with the documents in reference to the Trent affair.
MIR Thomas, of Massachusetts,, argued to show
the justification of the capture Of Mason and Sill
del. England did US a grievous wrong in ma
king the demand, which unjust and insolent
in spirit She has done that which has inplan-
ted in the American breast a sense Of wrong
which will await the opportunity to strike the
blow Of rctrbutivc justice
W. L Smithsou, Esq a we'll known Washing
ton Banker, has been arrested on suspicion Of COM
plicity with the rebels.
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THE LINCOLN CoNFIsCATIoN.-A Washing
ton correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune, who
processes to have good authority for his state
ments, gives the following importants sui jet:
l am able to correct the painful impression here
noticed with regard to the President Of the United
States, and do so with the more satisfaction and
gratitude, that was deeply grievcd in common
with nine-tenths Of the loyal citizens of the
try, by the couutermanding Of Frcmonts pro
clamation, and by the application Of the check
rein to Secretary Camerons just ana wise incna-
tions. Mr. Lincoln assures his friends, without
reserve, in conversation, that he is in favor of c-
sures which shall enable to deprive every rebel
from Virginia to Texas of his slaves. and every
other species Of property, and that the only dis
agreement which can arise between himself and
congress will relate to the details Of the bill which
may be adopted.
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els REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber the 18Th of Sept.
negro boy MARTIN Said boy is Il bright mulattO.
about years old feet inches hi Oh, and weighs
lfj pnuIldS; has rather elivminac voice and
Of his front teeth He has extensive
quaintuncc and has wife Mr. Henry Cathcys in the
vicinity Turkasccge p. o. 1t is supposed that he
may be lurking about in that ncighborhood the
Charlotte. Will give the above reward for his de-
livery or his confinement in McckIenhurg Jail
L. B. WEDDINGTUN
EOy Z.
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SELLING OF.

The largest stock of WALL PAPER, WINDOW
SHADES, CORDS, TASSELS, &c, in the State, must
be sold in 80 days to make room for other business
All those wanting bargains had better call soon.
Those in the trade will do well by calling
W. II. SCHUTT,
Dee. 81 1861. If Opposite Post Office
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NORTHERN FINANCIAL CRIsIs-A correspond
ent from Norfolk, who has the opportunity Of
reading the Northern papers, writes as follows:
"The financial crisis in the North is increasing
There will be break down soon that will throw
the great Mississippi bubble in the shade. The
banks of New York have capital (total 81 banks
in the city, of 500, 1887. They have loaned
the Government So, 100000. Thus you will see
the New York banks have loaned the Government
So, COG 423 more than their capital Ne wonder
a crisis is imminent! In the Legislature at Har-
risburg Penn, there a caucus in which forty
seven Democrats refused to go with the Govern
ment There was only seven Union Democrats
Mr. Gaatin boldly charges Secretary Chase with
fraud and a violation of obligation with regard to
finance Go on fighting, Oh Yankees Won
derful people. What pack of Kilkenny cats"
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READ THIS.
EEsc Soldiers Relief.

Having closed business in the town of Charlotte,
hereby give you due notice that your Notes and Ac
counts for 1861 ready for settlement. shall
pect all persons Except the soldier in the army
come forward Immediately and pay up, as am COM
PEELED to have money suffer. Any that will
keep money in his pocket when it is justly due his fe
low i. doing injustice to himself and his country,
therefore ask you come forward aud pay up. The
that would take advantage of the present ayaw
might credit again.
Dec TO- 1856! 2m WM. TRELOAR
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WEEyILs -BraGches of common elder. and
also of the China tree plcntiiully mixed in the
crib with corn, will, it is said prevent or destroy
WeeYih.