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Personal Intelligence.

Hon. Edward Bates, Attorney General of the United
States, is stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Gen 7. j. stead, of Providence Capt. Stanley, OF tho
Grenadier Guards, British Army; W. A. Thompson, of
Buffalo; Rev. John Lord, Of Stamford; Mr. Kirby and
wife, u New York; Nicholas Carter OF England, and
Thomas f. Eddy, of Massachusetts, are stopping at the
Clarendon Hotel.
Major Lawrie, Capt Fairfax and Lieut. Wylie, OF the
British Army; Col Hayes, Of Unadila; 7. J. Brown
Of Indiana; George Peabody and family, Of Salem
Mr.. Whitney and family, Of Montreal Curtis Guild and
wife, c. H. Cutler and r. Mclaughlin of Boston, +. Bar
ron Jr and wife, OF Rockville, and r. s. King, OF Buffalo,
are stopping al the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Hon c. G. Myers, exAttorney General Of this State and
j. H. Guest, of Ogdens burg, n. Y Hon. W. W. welch OF
Connecticut J. W King, OF New Haven; E. Z. Hall, Of
New Haven J. Tlin, of Montreal s. R. Dean and wife,
Of Boston and W Griswod Of Hartford arc stopping at
the Astor House.
s. NJ. Kpevals and wife, of New Haven L Riggs and
family, of Washington; n shelton, Of Derby Conn.
&. W. Sanford and J. s. Uey, of New York @. c. Ster-
ling of Connecticut j. B Palmer OF Providence; Edward
Tweedy, of Danbury, and G. Hege OF Staten Island
stopping at the Abemarle Hotel.
Dr. Bostwick, of the United States Army J. " Robin
and W A. Davies, Of Louisville Ky. j. c. Woodward
o. Albany: NJ. d. Danchy OF St. Louis; H. G. Griggs
Waterbury, NJ. J. Madden, Of Rondout II. T. Culver and
wife, Of Chicago o. T. Bart and wife, of syracuse; s s.
Shaw, D. Watson and wife, and W. Tibbetts, Of Boston
W. Taylor OF Washington and j. K. McIntire Of Dayton
Ohio, are stopping at the St. Nicholas Hotel
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THE FIRENfEN.

CLINToN HOSE COMPANY NO 1z-ATAMEETTNG OF
~ Clinton Hose Company No; H.. held at the carriage
house on Thursday evening Aprl3, l.62 take acton IN
relation 10 the demise OF the late foreman Mr. Michael Dal.
ton the following preamble and resolutions adopted
Whereas The giieiinsprng announcement just made of
the demise Of our well beloved friend and foreman, Mr.
Michael Dalton demands from expression Of the deep
feeling Of engendered in hearts by this amena
bic event; therefore
Resolved. That in the death Of Mr. Michael Dalton our
hitherto happy circle has been bere of of its
valued and respected mbers the Fire Department has
ardent and enthusiastic supporter,
been deprived OF tho services Of useful and estimabe
citizen
Resolved, That while yield with due reverence and
humility TO the Fat of Him who chastenet whomsoever
loveth hearts filled with deep and abiding
by the unnely and unlocked for decease who
a fireman. ever distinguished for his activity and
repdiy; who, friend and comp lnon, endeared
TO all his associates and who citizen, by his upright
honorable conduct commanded the respect Of all who
him.
Resolved That to the widow and mother of Mr. Michael
Dalton respectfully tender sincere condolences
heartily assure them that sympahze with them in
their afliction.
Resolved, That attend the funeral of deceased
foreman and that additional mark OF respect
his memory, we wear the usual badge Of mourning.
Resolved, That the above preamble and resolutions be
published in the New York Heal ader Sunday Mercury
and Sunday Atlas; also, that authenticated copy of the
same be transmitted to the relatives q the deceased
JAMES O'BRIEN, Assistant Foreman.
JouN W. OLIVER, Secretary.
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COAL.

HoAL-Ho MISERABLE TRASH OR sIATEY RUB
~ bsh short weight for 81 10 on 81 20 but the very
Red A. family screened aud delivered at "a 10
ton from yards ing and Greenwich streets and 80
Roosevelt street, corner Now Bowery.
MATTHEW CLINTON, Wholesale and retail agent
q, A On-RED ASH COAL. ! AM NOW DELIVER.
,Dt ~ ing the hrst quality of Red Ash Co,l ~ - y
20 lbs less cnrnen and coal DEALERS hari
corner Perry aud West streets, North river Olces 53
Bowery and li0 Waverlcy phcc. .~ -
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LECTURES.

DANyARD THE ARTIST, WILL DELIVER A LIE G
ID turc pictoris the BATTLES Of the Uie Tuesday
evening April In the Plymouth church (Rev H. W. Beech
ers Brooklyn the benefit sick aud wounded sol
diers. Tickets 25 cents Lecture AZ OcOcs
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MILITARY.

TINE NEW YORK zOUAVES WILL MEET on MON
day evening next, April at room No. Mercer Ito tse
al o'clock and would invite young men WHO desire to
connect themselves with corps who have furnished
regiment for the 10 attend.
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TIIE REBELLION.

1sT BATLfION ,.,,r,,,, No., o.,
MAJOR g.. G. DODGE COMMANDED
wanted. Fine respectable young men only will
bc received who know how ride, can carhutuckly
mis- "a a eih1te innaud, irts led for spc, al duty, and
Inc best armed body o men m the service
Tn Is the chansc for ~ men OF pluck, like
fne horse ride Mist, ~ may b. stopped
from he tdquarlts at any moit ut oquek Is lhe word
HfF' Licu'. J. u LEE, Recruiting oacer.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

ANIMPORTANTwoRKoN ON PHYSIOLOGY, 4C-PARis
"A London and New York Medical Adviser and MARI R.6
Guide.-A edition, revealing the facts obtained by
anatomy and experiments in the French and English hos
pitals including treatise upon the and weak
ac,ing the human family from gnor.nee Of .hei.
any address for 81 by B. WARNER, No. yesey street.
Aster House. or ROSS 4 TOUsEY, l2l Nassau street. New
Yoik
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TOO LAVE FOR CLAssIFICATIoN.

NVR. J. MCCORMICK WILL SELL Ar AUCTION ON
N Tuesday April s. at j. NJ, III seventh street opposite
Tonuk square, lot oi Maon's Psnk, Horses Foes,
Ladders Tinbrs, Joist Mortar Bolrds Boxes screens,
Granite Brow stone slate uld Marble, &C. Those IN want
OF the Ike viii 10 well to attend.
THE ATRICAI,s THE VERSES on THE GLORIOUS
sixy-nnth, the ls Brirade, TO the air OF Tue sirg
~ shclauh written cXpre slv fJr Mr. Collins aud sung ny
him Nibos Garden, h's sole property ana are COPY
righied. W Noh''''' 1Nso'...
,r,uE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD is THE
Young and accomplished Madame BYRON. from faris,
VINO can consulted wth the strcest confdene on gu
urs of ife: restores aud uniatnfu huspnnds
ms errrt to you beloved by your art idea and
hrt,e utse tong scIsfard l.ules - Genus NH
On = 81 Third cuue, above tweiith street.
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STEAMBOATS,.

L,OR BRTDGEPoRr-FARE FIFTY CENTS.-TliE
il steamer BRIDGEPOkr viii leave Peck slip, East
river Tuesday Thursday and saturday at y o'clock
noon arriving Ia Bridg port connect with all
press trains Returning leaves Bridgeport every Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday at 10 O'clock the arrival OF the
New Haven cars Freight taken.
rNHE PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMERS HAVE COM.
regular trips aud viii leave daily for Alba
ny r. M from foot OF Cor anit street Tickets for all
points West 70 be had the Office on the dock Freight for
warded 10 Albany aud the West with despatch.
r. G. SMITH, Agent.
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PERSONAL.

out good homes Three fine healthy infants ready
Address Mne Parseess 3l9 West Twelfth
New York Post oce station c. Fourth and Troy
streets.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THAT "cURIoUs' BOOK OF CITY WOMEN; OR IN.
teresting Female Characters in New YORK Cheap edi-
tion pages l2o. Price 25 cents mailed irec, 20
cents NJ. GAUNTT Publ sher, 50 Walker street. n Y.
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DR e. ROGERs.-IF YOU WILL CALL AT THE GENE
~ raj Post office you will ind letter OF some import.
ance which demands an immediate answer.
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FINE ARTS.
A HIGHLY IMPORTANT IMrRovEMENr-HoLMEs'
N pictorial Photographic Backgrounds, representing
variety OF artistic views Interior and exterior bcautis OF
the most complete Backgrounds Tor Phot0-
graphs, Ambroypcs and Daguerreoiypes ever adopted Ae
order for sale under letters patent awardca spcc
mems exhibited aud sent to artists every where.
s. A. HOLMES, Palk Gallery, 2Gt Broadway.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY. o,
Il All Broadway two doors below CRna street
illv nuished for 81 IL for So
Card ygneites style, for 81, or IL for 81 10
TINTED WE STAND,
u Divided We fall. . .,,.r
sections aud powers o te country tor sale
az 6r Broadway, room ii. CanyasserS wanted.
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CopApTNERsHIp NOTICES.

a, on PARTNER WANTED, IN THE REAL. ES.
S)tDU. tate general auctiOueering bisiness
fu thorough business party Desired App! ~ NO GIca
Jones street New YORK.
xxvANTED-As EQUAL PARTNER IN A CASH MANU-.
w featuring business; pays large profits; u in good
mand the ycarr9und ~ pgsIby Of failure The bust.
ness requires 81 900 which win he secured b. moitgnsc
on real estate Address with reference, Farmer Herald
| Office.
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IL
ton, 26 pages, l2no Price 23 tents, mailed Tree, 30
cents NJ. GAUNTT, Publ sher, 80 Walker street n. Y.
.s1'HE SPIRIT OF WASHINGTON
AN ASTOUNDING REVELATION.
WATCH, WAIT AND PRAY
rI,O NUMIsMATISTS.-JUST PUBLISHED, A DEsCRIP.
ton of ?5I medals and tokens struck III honor OF the
Presidents and candidates OF the United States from JOhn
Adams 10 Abraham Lincoln Price .5c paper 81 boards
Also Curtis Priced Catalogues of over 1000 coins and
medals of al nations for 1883 ani 1892; n &c., or The two
5)c Sent free by mail receipt of price by JOHN H.
CURTIS Numismatist, 50 Beecker street. n. Y.
WRIT OF HABEAS CoRPUs.-cHIEF JUSTICE
w Taneys decision Horace Binncys pamphlet, and ten
others in reply, published and sold by JOHN CAMPBELL
Philadelphia Price OF he twelve, postage included, 80 90
POLITICAL.
At MEETING OF THE MOZART HALL DEMO
~ cratic GcleIal Committee, Apr. j. lo19, II WAS
Resolved That this General Committee learns with regret
tho death OF their late colleague and friend Michael
Dalton of the Sc cnteenh ward and dccpv deplore the
loss of sincere friend who has thus been carly cut OIL in
the prime OF youth
That h.y tender their eondoleqee and ympathy to his
friends and family, aud will attend his funeral as last mark
OF respect from his late resdtnee No i9 sAth street, on
Sunday, eth inst at one T. NJ.
Resolved That these resolutions be published and that
copy be transmitted to the family OF the de-
ciased.
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in whole half and quarer casks brewed from the choicest
barley malt and hops Brewery l5S and 60 West Eighteenth
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues N. Y.
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J.y-rwo LETTERS FOR YOU AT STATION D.
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MISSING-SINCE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, VERNAM
u Jemmerson IA years of had dark brown hair fun
forehead black eyes dressed in dark mixed gray
ton OF his either dead alive, will be gladly
street.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
Far Sale

We will sell at the late residence of DR.. D. r. Cald-
WE'LL q miles east of Charlotte, Thursday and FRI
day. the goth and 2ls days of February the following
property, to-wit:
Horses, l good Mule, / Jennet, four-horse
Wagons and Gearing, l one-horse Wagon,
2 Carriages, Buggy and Harness,
Cotton Gin, Corn Crusher, l new wheat Fan,
Straw Cutters, Farming Tools of various kinds,
1000 Bushels of Corn, ard Wheat,
Fodder, Hay, Bacon, Hogs, Sheep,
Cattle, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, DC. DC.
Library of Books-medical, classical and naiscel-
lancous,
2 sets Blacksmths' Tools, large cast Boiler,
Growing crop of Wheat, 80 acres--and of winter
Oats AZ acres.
At the same time will HIRE SEVERAL Ne
GRuES. and the Land in fields, and 10 or 20
acres of superior meadow.
Terms, six months credit, with interest.
r. d. ALEXANDER,
W. r. CALDWELL,
Feb 4, 1861 % Executors.
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For the Western Democrat.


STATEMENT of the receipts and disbursements
ofthe Soldiers Aid Society Of Charlotte, from Dec.
lst TO Feb. Isl
REeEIPTs-Cash from S A Cohen Treasurer of the
dinner committee. SO 81, donation from Mrs
Phlfer 80, donation from Confederate Soldiers Aid
Band through W a Gregory, $40 donation from A
Steele S5, cash reed from fines 49, sale of various
articles SAT so, balance in the Treasury Dec. lst,
S29s 56-total S476 %.
The whole expenses of the Society during the months
Of December and January Sl9s 81, leaving balance
in the Treasury Feb. LIST, $277 So. FL - -
During the months of December and January there
were made l73 hnsey shirts and "a pairs osnaburg
drawers and 81 pairs of socks knit and Is pairs
of gloves. .e-. f.
The following donations have been received by the
Society In addition TO donations of money From Mrs
DR. Hayes pairs wooden socks Miss Alice Alexander
pairs socks, Mrs Cochran pair socks, Miss Cohen
- pairs gloves Mrs Osborne pairs gloves Mrs Robt
) Young of Cabarrus LOT yards of lnsey.
The following donations have been made by the So
ciety: To Capt VIM Lee Davdson's company so linsey
shirts and II pairs gloves, Capt Robt Youngs
pany so nsey shirts and 80 pairs drawers. Capt X
Harrisons company ID lnsey shirts A pairs drawers
and 80 pairs socks. MRS. B. L. DEWEY,
Sec'y and Treas Sol. A. s.
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Court Of eas and Quarter Sessions-anuary term, ss2
c. Austin, high Sheriff of Union county, having re-
turned into Court the following tracts of land for sale
for of for the years 1885, 80 anu co.
to-wit:
One tract belonging to William McCain's Estate,
containing 95 the waters of Cain Creek
One belonging to Black, containing 100
acres the waters of Cain Creek.
One tract belonging to Archb Frew contaiaIag l65
acres The waters of Tweve-mile Greek.
One tract belonging to NJ Fulwood, containing 200
acres the waters of Twelve mile creek.
One belonging to J Lilies, containing 800
acres on the waters of Tweve-me creek.
One tract, belonging TO g W Groot containing $50
acres on the waters OF Crooked creek.
One tract belonging to John Hale containing 240
acres the waters of Cain creek.
One tract belonging to Bronson Gold Hoyt con-
tanning 1914 acres, the waters of Twelve-mile
creek.
One tract belonging to Thomas Tappan, contain
ing 6o5 acres, the water of Crooked creek.
And il appearing to the satisfaction Of the Conrt that
the above named persons reside beyond the limits of
this State il is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for six successive weeks in the
Western Democrat notifying said non-resdents to ap
pear and answer according to law.
Witness Irby, Clerk of said Court at Office
in Monroe the first Monday in January A. d., 1862,
and in the seth year of American Independence.
5o4-St J. Z. IRBY Clerk.
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FOR THE WAR!
500 MEN WANT IL ID.

The undersigned is authorized by the Secretary Of
War ofthe Confederate States to raise battalion Of
Arerymen, to man guns in battery for the War. The
men are kept in good quarters, and exempt from
picket duty, &c. 1t is eaty preferable Cavalry
lnfautry duty. The Confederate Government pays all
those who enlist for the war, $50 Bounty.
will receive recruits singly or in Companies. The
rank and file will elect their own Company officers,
but persons who Instrumental in raising Companies
sections, are generally elected. All who enlist fos
the war; will be exempt from draft Persons or Com
panes entering this service will rendezous Salisbury
where suitable arrangements will be made for their
accommodation. .s H7a.s4
Address uhe undersigned at Salisbury.
w. l.. YOUNG,
a... Capt. Provisional Army.
Salisbury, N. C. Feb. 9Th, 1862
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ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, !

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, |
RALEIGH, Feb. 18th, 1862. 7
+ FIVE REGIMENTS OF VOLUNTEERS FOR THE
WAR are wanted to make up North Carelinas quota
of the Army of the Confederate States to whom a
bounty of FIFTEEN DOLLARS per man will be paid
by the State and FIFTY by the Confederate States.
The number is expected TO be raised with little
delay possible: and Companies present organizing
will Immediately report to this Office. They will be
received by companies individuals and when full
company is rendered, four officers will be commission
ed; with less number, appointments will be given
follows: Captain for forty men, First Lieutenant for
twenty five; Second Lieutenant for fifteen
The Militia who have been ordered duty and to
be in readiness can still avail themselves of this OPP
poruny of getting into the Volunteer Service; and
the number doing will be credited their respective
Counties. A@
By order of the Governor: J. G. MARTIN
AT Adiutant General.
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All kinds Of country produce are in demand at firm
priees-probably above eur quotations.
Cotton 7 to sl--not much sold during the week.
Flour So IS to 81 10 per sack. The supply Is not
equal to the demand.
Wheat 81 20 to 81 60 per bushel ~.
Corn is and has advanced since our last re-
port It win bring 90 and s5 cents per bushel readily
Peas 10 cents; Rye very scarce.
Bacon l6 to 2o--about Is to IS for hog round.
Pork II to lag; Lard Is certs per Id. fse o.
Whskey 81 40 to 81 so per gallon. The advance
caused by the apprehension that the State conyen-
ton would either prohibit distllation it heavily
Bagging 30 cents; coffee 81 per pound; Sugar has,
al advancing tendency. ss4#.. as s. es87
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Bethel Regiment to be Recognized.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
RALEIGH January 81 1862

RALEIGH, January 81, 1862. I
The First Regiment of N. C. Volunteers being dis
banded Regiment of Volunteers for the war will be
formed to take its place. All the companies of the
old Regiment about reorganize the war; are re-
quested to report 70 this Office without delay with the
view of going into this Regiment which will receive
the "Bethe Flag"
Additional Volunteer companies for the war will be
accepted, to whom bounty of fifteen dollars per man
will be paid by the State, aad fifty by the Confederate
States. When fall company is rendered, four officers
will be commissioned; with a less number appoint.
ments will be given follows Captain for forty men,
First Lieutenant for twenty-five men, Second Leute-
nant for fifteen
The Militia who have been ordered on duty and TO
be in readiness still avail themselves of this oppor-
tunty Of getting into the Volunteer service and the
number doing will be credited to their respective
counties. BY order Of Gov H Clark,
J. 6. MARTIN,
Feby 4th Adutant General.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-18

SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL serious accident occurred on
the North Carolina Railroad about 10 miles from this
place between Querys Turnout and Harrisburg station,
the morning of Wednesday last about daylight.
The freight and accommodation train, which left the
Depot here on that morning. came in collision with the
Express Train coming this way, both trains running
with considerable speed the time of the
large number of soldiers were the Express train
returning home furlough-nostly members Of Geor-
gia and South Carolina Regiments No killed
but several slightly injured and four five seri-
ouSly Saml Dean, of the 23d Georgia Regiment,
from Union county, Ga, had his ankle badly crush
ed that amputation necessary; Marion Williams,
of the same Regiment, had his leg broken joe Will
liams brakeman, had a leg broken Aben Smaller,
gage-master had his ankle seriously injured, but
not broken Col judd of Alabama and his servant,
both badly bruised. All the wounded were
brought 10 this place, and promptly attended to
by Drs. Fox, Taylor, Gregory and Pritchard Tie
fortunate soldiers at Mr. Elms Hotel, where they
will have remain until able travel Mr. J. A.
Fox collected from the citizens subscription of $20
for the benefit of the injured soldiers.
1t is miraculous that many instantly killed.
The trains were badly damaged several of the cars
being smashed to pieces
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-18

THE South CAROLINA CoxFEREScE--The Rev
F. NJ. Kennedy of this place, presented with
copy of the Minutes of the Seventy fourth Annual
Session of the South Carolina Conference of the Meth
odiSt Episcopal Church, South, held in Chester S. c.
commencing Dec. 18th, 1861 From it we learn that
there within the bounds of the Conference sos
white members of the church. ~ G94 coored members
and 9O6S practitioners (whitc and coored). The Con-
ference is divided into eight Distrcts-two of the Dis
tricts, LincoIntou and Wadesboro, are composed of
circuits and stations mostly in North Carolina Lin
conton District Containing the churches in Mecken-
burg, Lincoln, Castor, Catawba. &c) has more white
members than any other District in the conference
there being 5S6l besides 2,5l7 colored members the
next largest is WHdesboro District containing LEO
white members. Counting white and colored together,
Marion District contains the largest membership. being
1867 whites and 7ll3 coored. The Charleston Dis
trct contains the largest number of colored members
9,l49, and only 2,075 white members.
There are So2 churches in the Conftrence-value of
church property S547 ,e74.
The amount collected for Missionary purposes during
the year Sl4,4l3.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

Having received authority from the Governor of n
Carolina to enlist men for the war, all those DESTROYS
of entering the service will do well to call at my Office
and enroll their names Whenever 1 may be absent
from town. A. G.. Williamson, Esq, will attend to this
business for me. 4 bounty of S65 will be given to
each man when the company is completed and enters
Regiment. j. a. FoA.
Feb ls. 1859 Recruiting Ofiecr
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All persons indebted to the estate of Dr. W A. Ar
drey, deceased, by note account, will please come
forward and settle with j. p Audrey: and those hay
ing claims against the estate must present them for
settlement within the time prescribed by law, this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
.a j.. b. ROBINSON,
j. P. ARDREY,
Feb !s, 1862 If Executors