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n LAM AuTHoKIzEp GstaS RYsTIaEs iii Els ssECKE-

AM AUTHORIXED BY4yHER RSECkE-
II tary War 70 taly dollars each for the
ri lowing deserers from my Company:
W Sergeant JOHN JAMES descriptions about six feet
nch In height, light cempleaion blue eyes, light brown
hair; said to have been born in Maryland 81 -,
serseant TAOS about SIX ees one insh n
Private THos FIELDS, about FIVE feet four inches in
height orid complexion light blue eyes light brown hair
above segeans and Private saiddio have obtained
fraudulent discharges IN Richmond. f ..,,,4 80. 4.
f. Corporal W H. DEMO about FIVE feet three inches in
height ord complexion blue eyes, tene eye blured) brown
pEaRoAT about fye @ feet seven IN
said to have been born New York Stae x &E.
G. Private E. L. JAHoBs about five feet eight inches IN
height light compexion blue eyes brown hair born in Eng
land. -F'h~Ss'F - 49, = 7''As' ".' -
T. Private RTCHD. LOWERY, aboni five feet six
inches height light complexion, tazel red hair born
in Canada occupation, horse jockey -.+s,4 n t1. "a
Captain Commanding Perrttt q Gnards..
i42tawlOt i Co. Il. 5th Reg .La. VOL,
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News 4. o,n Norshern Sources.

l. GpNBoArsFiaHr ON THE AlssIssfppT.- Cairo, Jan,
This morning three rebel boats from Column
lying o Fort Jssrson. a brisk engagsmsns m m en-
sued for short time, when the rebels ratreated,
our boats pursuing until they reached the batteries
at Columbus. It Is believed that one Of the rebel
Y YANKEE PIcKETs SHoT-Four OF our piekets
were shot last night near Birds pont supposed by
some Of Lovegnard's rebel cavalry, which has
sssn seaa. ann e
|8patched force of cavalry in pursut of them. =
| tgYAi deserter from Columbus, WhoA arrived this
morning reports great alarm there. The troops
apprehend an attack by the Federal forces. ~
tt4FNo movement has been made by the troops here
since yesterday. ssg39'EEI. Z g-:,t
sg 4 ANKEn FINANCES. Wdshingtors, jan l.-sec-
tretary Chase expects to meeton Monday de1egates
Phladelphia, for conference on financial matters.
| Since the suspension, this city has been flooded
with small notes, many of them worthless.
u New WAY 70 RAISE THE WIND. Nesg Yoyb,
Jan. IT. The special contains the following ife
items !: ss
1.-THE Committee on Ways and Means have agreed
impose q tax on rairoad passengers Of one
1 GsN. FREMONT A joint committee on the cons
duct Of the war had Gen. Fremont before hem to-f
4 day for several hours The General presented an
i elaborate statement of his campaign in Missouri.
/ 2NEw FIN AncIAL Sc .NSIhe New, York hank
4 ers were before the Ways and Means Committee
/ this morning, and submitted = new financial
! scheme for the Government and the country. They
i propose a. Bureau of the Treasury Department.
located in New York, to be managed BY 4fve conn
isnssioners appointed by the President andSenate,
to- have charge Of the loans Of the Government and
receipts and disbursements. with power to furnish
currency to all local banking institutions, to be
i redeemed at the bureau. The currency to be
based upon United States stocks. The bankers
are opposed to the bill now before the committee.
i The Ways and Means COMMITTEES, will report q
! a DhnVer
4 ECity eift ~ s& lts '3& ,ss6''a Fss NS t@
The President to-day directed the appointments
lSof Napoleon T. ]. Dams, Of Minnesota. as Brigar
der General Of volunteers. 34gte Gy " ~ aiis
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ss1,ns Grand Fsasral msvs,la.ss. &,

The Memphis AysIsnehs of Tpssday haa the J.
fan u5fynYs,t III sgsaSS j 4As& E9sF 4
From gentleman xho is,s ID iE ysstsrday at and
who reached this city at an early hour this morn
ing, we learn that there sa largs FedeTaF at
Murray, the county seat of GallaWsy county, Ky.,E
and only twenty I've miles north M Paris, Tea
Snesaee. - ! = I s 81. IS IS ~ ~
L This Federal force has been arriving at Murray
the past two three days. and Ii Varioasfy d.
tihateds al from ten TO twenty thousand: Their
objeetis presumedlto be tosattack Eort Henry and
Paris, Tenn, emitting of epmmanicati between
fort. st'ss' s's'&& " aEsss s. ssssss S.s 5ss
the inhabitants are fleeing as fr8m certain desTnc-
ton, Henry County, ii which Parisis situated, is
perfectly bare of military force haaing sent two
sTegimanfs intd tile field. Besides the adjoining
county is said TO contain aiargs number Of Union
Coils, j. Cook and Cnmmins, together with their
families, and several hundred negroes, all from
the neighborh0od Of Paris arrived in the city last
hight, and represent that TIE greatest appTehen-
aions exist in thatf vicinity. The prudent people
are all moving OF 4as there Ia saidto
be nothing in the way, except. their cowardice, to-
prevent the Federals from coming over and pos
sessing tie railroad and the c0untrY iii the vicinity
We cAnnot beisye however, that such an impress
sion is correct, for our Generals are TOO sagasious
l TO permit SO valuable an artery as the Memphis
and Ohio Railroad to remain 10 an expossd eondi
l finn. 5sE555 SS5i7j 925sgE }
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R {,f,Iss, ua 80. q So HEADoUARTERs Pa EoI4A GUARDS,
PANoLA GUARDS, ATTENTION TOR
n der No. bYou are hereby ordered TO attend Company
WI drills every Monday evening, at o'clock and Battalion
Ill drill every Fhdrsday, ats o'clock r; NJ . 49, ~
Members required to be pune ua Those missing three
consecutive h will be expelled from the Company Days
for Squad drills posted ut the Armory. s, - -,
1' "a FzE fS BY order Of li ~ I11Giss sfs
':a Isay a, s.7sS;5s s7Es ~ j. vIENNE, Captain
J.K. BAILEY. o. s.szss, L.. sss y -. MS tt 8
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VOLUME sXIV.aa asTsss sss
4 NlaHarp Nutitfs.E ,'. \ - :, =. =.
HEADQUARTERS 'caEscnsr REe1sEsT,
- t-,'.--'.. .TIEApquA ARTErs 4 oUIsIANA LEG oS,
"a L. ..-s,,..,... New t1rlenus Jan. 81, 1861.

20 ''''-''' HEADQUARTERS u OUfs1AFA LEGos.
20 ...-, ..-s.,'...... New Orleans, Jan. 2I 1861
n aienee to General Orders No from Hsadqnarers the
VI Louisiana Legion will parade MONDAY, the Htnst.
III 1t hapBs O'Clock for the OF the Ap1i,
Versay Of the day Which Louisiana dissolved heE p2cal
connection with the Federal Government Of the United States
for review by hts Exceleacy the Gove nor and Cons
mander in Chief. ssi8.1 a gg z,!,
towards LeSea crossing to south SIDE ana
thence down to Claiborne street. s;,sSE ts s,es
II-Ths severa! corpg-Cayary, Artillery and 1nfantry-
parade fny equpped the rpery with horses 10 their
pieces the Cavalry and such arms as hey may
TVEThs conmsndsfs If Corps viii cause their fronts
kept clear Of ali distractions by spectators and vehicles OF an
kinds. ltA4sf 5Si.a n Y .ss,i 4,
V-The Commander having recommended that AZ
places Of business beth public and private be closed aa
suspension OF business BY citizens the Goionel
nandng relies the zeal and patriotism OF hs COMMAND io
Ei-Tieat Col Chas Masse commanding Regiment Or;
leans Guards Col MianeoIara. Commanding
CazAdores Esranoles Kochereau, commanding gi.
nent French Legion Coli a. Ferrier aiiding
French Volunteers Major Chas Janyier connAnSin.
Jacktpn Rife Bstta Col F. A. Bartlett, commsndihg
Mser IL bss Taiie
ing Battalion Italian Guards Major Mark Quale commanding
Battalion British Fnselers; Major E Brogniet commanding
Battalion Independent French Volunteers Major O. BUG
der ke commanding Battalion Hansa Guards Gapt
commanding Reserve Orleans ARTILLERY Capt W. H. Cafs
commanding Lafayette Artillery Capt T. suig, command
Ing sappers and Miners, and Capt y Christen commananE
order within their respective commards 5000 10 --5-
l,.sxs .NUMA2AUGUsfIN Colonel-C Commanding.
G.. A, FospiCR, brigade Inspector. ef33 80 Jazz ~
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~ TO THE PIrBLIC-BEiNG INFORMED THAT
after my departure from this City, Adatsnt WM FLoTo
vi will open class for military Instructions, n, hereby cheer
Ill fuliy recommend to my friends accomplished
officer fully competent to fill the position in which he places
himself before the public. ,z,-y,ss. - ..--.. .-
~ New Orleans, Jan. 16, 1s62 ~ A. 49,, s. yjal7 5ts
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a Cara RON Il, Brlg Cen. pIcoullo,cht.

He further saws, speaking al The battle Of Oak
Hills q" The Confederate commander was asked
for the assistance OF three regiments TO pussue st
defeated and disorganizsd foe, when 1000 men ana
Ieach, but Gen. Price asked IN vain" Immediately
after the battle was over and in truth, before all
my forces: had Eetupneda from the pursuit OF the
enemy orders were isseed a f9r tae W9anasa M v pe
and the army to eready to march after the enemy
that niphta s55Bssk yiF35g.S 81 W s5NAss& ,ssess
T. We did not march. for the want of ammunitionl
Several Of my officers informed me when hey M
their last cartridge at the enemy as We had only
twehty-fve rounds to the man before the battle
tlbegan, and no more within hAndreds aof miles.
After conference With Gen. PRICE, it,was thought
for three regiments, fhave IL rscoaection of any
such request sfs s5,sES.Sg itskiissf%iSii SrJ So
Sd much for his second accusation. ~
hNpW for his third rcnsation, IN which he wishes
asd Missouri with man, d gun aorsa percussion
e8p, andsthat 1awonid not even protect Missouri
atom the Kansas, Jayhaw wkers,s Hsa#8 VA a4ssss7s
taafAt the time Cen. Pearce, Of Arkansas and my
rst entered Missouri On shs ah o. a5 Spy ss M
5Emusketss Whers our forces formed a Junction az
Dassviile, Col Hebert of Louisiana, atmy request,
loaned d Missouri officer about one hundred mus
ikets. 1haye several times since given the NILSSON
rians the last CAPT. could spare from my OWN com,
q mand. let those officers say how manylof tneif
4 musSets were returned. Gen. Pearee, IAearnad
I recovered ten, whilst Col Hebert was only able te
get o. portion of those ne loaned.
our dead and wounded were taken from the battle
field, nor did We get any Ct the small arms left p
sSaas ~ te she Kansas Jayhawkers and our inglotioni
i idfeness! My mounted men gave protection to The
whole country on the borders of Missouri, for on
hundred miles north ofthe Arkansas line, from I'M
> mediately after the battle OF Oak Hills until II
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HEADQUARTERS Ed huILER ASENGEhstS
D. III -f9lr- gE. Paquen1ine, Parrish of Ibervile. 8
n TEN DOLLARS BOyNTY-REGku1TsA M ARE
III independent one. ond clothing uniform and guns fur
W nished immediaey- It Is desired tn It this Company be
ready to with Battalion the Planters Life Guard Re
gmen which to be off about The middle Of
dollars joinag and the balance mastering n Ample
provision will made families of those who join this
Conipa.y None but brave and true need apply .
Applications made at HI adquarers Planters
(pard Regiment No. s. Union street. where
jas In j. q. Ma cKEY, Captain
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: HEADquAurrhs 1sr BnreaDE, 1sr Drrsros, }


IA, - AIR. . ...s-, & HEADQUARIERs, ~-ygf.t... . J
n , Room No. Merchants EXCHANGE, ROYAL street,
til=. New Orleans, Jan 20. 1862. y
,sAs{A Light BATTER Y CORPS - HERE m
" WAyGi be called meeting at the aho place SATUR-
ne&EVBAY EVENING NEXT, at ~ O'Clock for the pur
pose Of forming Artillery Corps for Immediate Con-
evice in the States of louisiana Mississippi Alabama
Texas duty require. Uniforms and equipments fur
nished free. Young desrous OF joining will meet NJ
above place. ~" fiH'' - " OK Hh'- JAZZ 4t$
SSA.tk THE DIflMBERss OF HOLMES
S Mountain =owitzers required meet Headanar
fT&et eters of Camp and Common Streets TRU
the 2Sd instant, at 70 O'Clock A. NJ punctuay.
f|f#E'F& ~ By order flF ~ 'f-' 4 -'' -17" '~
is222t W. II. Hnl MES.-L -Leut. Gomdg
H. MILITARY SCHOOI.-rHE uNDERsIG NED
has thus day opened school fo- the instruction Of Gem
mi pany and Battalion GRILL the Manual of Arms, Broad
WI Sword and Bayonet exercise, Fencing, etc.
Having secured the spacious Lecture the Mechanics
Institute on Phppa street. all those de rg enter either
the evening 10 be instructed in either one or all Of
O'Clock A. M. and O'clock p NJ. 80,
Pfivnte given when desired. separate class will
.9 eiS' - 'p'AsN ~ 'Ne'' @fs'@ Wa WM FLoTo,
ja1S Cts Successor to Col. Oscar Plaosz
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..-E A. m.-FCoa cord Chapter No. 2, Il. A.
nahrs .varv SsTURHAY EVENING, AT o'clock IN the
Csn;er Ts5m in the Masonic Grand Lodge Hall coTns5 q g.
iss and Perlido streets Officers for the ,ear lst2-F W.
peiesdsrnsr II. T. n r. Reinha: Z: x. s. =. hEaff f.
TeGan r. A. g.; b. DsLucas Treas; Jas Fufneaax secy.
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HIADQuARIERs CARoNDELET LIGHT INFANTRY,
~ ssty SEs ATrnorg. eS Baronne street, )
g Al THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
IA this hereby notified that in tuue the drills will be
III on MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS Of each week, at
III O'clock P. Nj FRIDAYS, Battalion drill, at 2 O'Clock
Members must bspuncua or toe fines for astend
ance will be rgidIy enforced.
"aS r. III tEs ~ J. A. DEHART, Captain.
~ j. NIsBET, OsS.. 81. as zz5gE jal4 I'm
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THE EeJPARpNERsEIisEa stklaroFsSlsia q
II existing between AsL. Ayas. Mm M a9sdrsh saHsnry
HYDE GoODK HOE is dissolved By iinitson and
win ihe same capital an BY the same partners hae
dssed ~ re last fifteen ssss of the new hrm
signed viii use the name ef the old firm ip handation
E9 g. 40 u ~ HENRYATH0MAB, JR.,
-7sz3 'eN ~ f'"7s's SS-f% WIN NJ. GOODRICH.
Messrs Al H. Abbott and Henry ndsr aso, interested
in the business of the hoHse.
New 0Ieans July l, A6le St5is s'sYss y Iaplb 6n' :
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- EANK OF NEW URLEAEs..,. 3
-.T"f -! n ~ January15, 1867.
AT the annual slsstLon ,a,s msid sc;sa en piIss tns
49,, instant the fcllowing gentlemen wefe a'3 ee'' ~
ttFs Gf this Bank the present. year !. 4-sF4 -
4'= " ~ ~ Frank Wiliaua, i .Igg,ssg ~
H. C. Jurey firm Of Farley, JaEey 4 70. ~
l. i. Il asyie hsm 81 hotrstl, Gayle s1s;. Z e. e,
Il n. benach frra of Rail-, Benachi Co.. eli !.
v. H. Dansron, Arm of Payne Huningt'n * 70.
los Weusrd firm Of Menard 4 y Vignaed M sy5Ig ,. -
a " 4 Elmo,e, Arm Or Gilmore Kng -,
I; " r BARLEY, i'm Of Barley, johnson a Co.
J. p Davis if,n Of Davis, Jenkins z 20.
Ogdea X. Dunnins, fr1nef McstesS, S value ~ q oo
meeting Of ,hs Board nssso hsa Stssaeni s
Williams Esq WAS ssIs Cashier
LIZ MON ilMHN PHhI..
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The ordinance Of Secession of the State Ct Louisiana hay
2th the members Of the First Company Of the orleans
aards whose religious scrup would not their cee
uested assemble the Arsenal FRIDAY 24th instant
IN s4.g,..g., ia23 2t r
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ss-sotiee-The public are hereby not1ined
:acrhe Licenses g. all asrchalits iaIrs 1ains
nd proesson ali Cabs ard CARRIAGES pnoe am pL
y. also on all Trucks prsys Wagons Carts ana Vence
o III are aud payable at my ONCE Ciy
City Attorney -. ,,,zrs c.... rx...,rsr d..
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..-... 49, LOUISIANA STATE BAsK,g 4
Z. ~ Nsw Orleans, Sept. lS, 1851. y
This Bank I'm eonformity for VIII ssasis tms asy
men. on all its Liabilities Hereafter oneaeafe f5sasy
Notes will be accepted in eayaien ana Iseetyea On Sspo
I'D that unless they receive Treasury Notes OF me
States local in said papef
70 vidraw the and shall hereafter oe receve
tl collection where he owners reaaTa etnsa @ inen n'
,s,-.s SfSspedl 1g- b. BERNARD. Cashier, Il
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aasussoT 81 he NJ w g. he meetings os this Lodge
VI" iS-s s s for ~ the ensuing Mitchell, r. drapd; Il.
Lef = G.: Thos. Morsn,, Rec sec ID. b. hsysr frsas
c;er; Il, n, Janan, Per- Sec'y l,4 ~. ..s,y E5i
Members Of siser Lodges fraernaly invited TO aens
IG1b Krr
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" FIGHT SHlAphES - i'itsfi,-E y tStteI HI
the New York Tribune: We extraet the following; /;
On the 2dsof tAugustehfr Timothy Bradlee, of
Trumbu countys Dhip gave birth to eight telildren
f--threeabo3s and fyeaglrss They are all diving,
and arahealthy, but quite small MIR. +. .'s family
Is increasing fast, wass married six years ago
to Eunice Mowery, who weighed two hundred and
seventy. y.three pounds ontheiday ofaher marriages
She has given birth to- two pairs of twins, and now
eight; more, making twelve children in;six years.
IL seems strange, buts nevertheless is true.1GMrs
B. wasa twin oi three ,her mother and father both
being twins, and her grandmother the mother of
five pairs oftRius.a tsyg s5ss& + Fe3 - NJ ste&
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nfSSOI.UTtON- THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
stoiore axistingsnndsr the firm Of PIERSON HARRI.
SON expired BY limitation and mutual on the lst Of
July, 1861 The will be used only In liquidation.
Tie undersigned will nnue the Manufacturing Clothing
II - WIN. H. PIERSON.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-05
$50 EsESY AESRs.

RUNAWAY from where had them hired, near
Chester, in June last our three negro men. viz Bill
Giles and Henry.
lh and Giles we bought the 18th of last November
nj the estate sale of Ed. Leach, Broad River, in
York District. They being brothers and having rela-
uons in the neighborhood where purchased them
it is more than likely they have made their way back
to their old neigh boIhuod.
Bill is about 20 years old, 5 feet 8 inches high, will
weigh $50 6O pounds; is very black rather sharp
faced speaks quick when spoken to.
Giles his brother is about II years old; feet 9
inches high will weigh 100 rs, is very black and
walks with his head up and feet turned ont in front
Henry, purchased Jan. /, of Col. c. Eives on the
CatawbI river. lie is IS years old, we'll set feet
inches high. and will weigh 10 pounds has heavy
brow and speaks slowly: has character run
away. May go to Charleston Washington city. II is
hard telling where he Will go he is gentleman of
travel.
They all ran off about the time.
We will pay SIS reward for the men; or S25
piece for either of them delivered in any jail that
can them. These boys may atteIapt maize their
way North others from this place have at
tempted. PRIDE * nUNOEANT.
Chester. s. G, July 40, 1851
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-05
DARING ADVENTURES IN MISSOURI.

DARING ADVENTURES IN MISSOURI
A correspondent of the Memphis Appeal, writ
ing from New Madrid, records the dongs OF ale"
true patriots He says
Three days ago scouting party OF five, all told,
under Lieutenant while moving along the rail-
road line between Charleston and BIRDS Point,
discovered the "Feds" in force. They had moved
out that far in the cars and were advancing South
ward on their usual and nearly daily tour of steal
ing Our men estimated them to number about
1900, including 23O cavalry.
Nothing daunted, this little band actually de-
termined to ambuscade them mile South Of the
road. at favorable place, as they passed through
a woods. Being all Of them armed with shot guns,
and shooting ONLY buck shot. each fire sent nine
shot into their thick ranks as they came marching
past hardly one failing to hit some one somewhere.
They represent their attack rs so unexpected that
the Rubicons were for while in great confusion,
and fired in the most indiscriminate manner; and,
l think, that in their fright they must have shot
some Of their men.
Our little band each man behind tree stood
loading and firing as fast as possible, until the
enemy Gained into some order, and moved on
them (ony thirty PAGES dividing them,) then
they rctreated, but loading and hating to fire. and
taking advantage Of every tree to shelter them
selves from the enemy; they (the enemy firing
fierce and biting voeys the while. After firing
some ten times apiece, (to use their own express
sion,) they "got up and duscd,' and were soon
out Of all danger in the swamps. Reliable authori-
ty from Charleston says they had eight killed and
eighteen badly wounded None Of our lads had as
much u scratch.
Another affair was told me by the hero himself
week ago he found himself minus horse
and as it was absolutely necessary he should have
one, and knowing full well that before he could
"cook fish, he must catch it, he determined 50
to act in this case. As usual, the "Feds,' came
out the next day Charleston, and halted some
time Two Of the officers rode mile from their
troops to visit some ladies, without being aware,
though that watchiul eye was on them. Our
"horseless" friend had heard that this not an
uncommon thing for some Of Uncle Sans "men
in Buckram" to be guilty Of and he had prepared
himself accordingly.
Quietly waiting until they had dismouHtcd and
entered the house, and noting that they had only
thrown their bride rcins the ralinEs, and
left their pistols in the holsters, he quietly but
swiftly strobe up to the horses and already had the
reins Of both in his hands, when the valiant gen
tlemen both Appeared at the door, and seemed
about to advance to Inquire into his proceedings
when he told them quite gently, not to stir, or
"sonaeLody nsyH get huyi,' aud, as he mounted
said he had use for both horses, and rode of at
rapid pace. As he rode away, one Of them said
aloud, We'll, that's ID COOL | saw both hor
ses myself, this day, and know this to be true
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-05
&. x. Tay1Or's
VIRGINIA PRINTING INK ESTABLISHMENT.

Corner Of Adams and Leigh streets, RICHMOND. Va
C. X. 7 4 l. . R. Printing Ink Manufartu-
rer, takes pleasure in announcing to the Southern
Press that his Ink Factory is in successful ope-
ration IN hc manufacture Of every description of Print
ing Ink, which he is prepared 10 furnish on reason
able terms News Book and Job Inks every descrp-
tion always hand.
Orders promptly attended to. Address
Z. r. TAYLOR
July ID Richmond, Va
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-05
READ 'E'EEHS.
The 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 10
come forward Immediately and pay up, as com
PEELED have money suffer. Amy man that will
keep money in his pocket when il is justly due his fell
low man Ia doing injustice to himself and his country,
therefore | ask you forward and pay up. The
that would take advantage Of the present law
might credit again
Dec 10, 1861 2m WM. TRELOAR.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-05

.Statr Of Norh C"roli~a- Gosto" county
Court Ct Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Aug. Term 1861
David Friday and Marion Friday John G Smith aud
wife Elizabeth Jacob Link and wife Margaret, Jacob
Saumey and wife Mary
DeviSaVct vel
It appearing the satisfaction of the Court that
Jacob Sammey and wife Mary, Of TIE Defendants
in the above reside beyond the limits Of this State
1t therefore ordered by the Court that publication
made IL the Western Democrat, paper published in
the town Charlotte for six weeks successfully
mandng the said Jacob Sammey and wife Mary ap-
pear the next of this Court be held for the
county OF Castor. the Court House in Dallas the
third Monday in February next, then and there make
themselves party defendants, or Judgment pro couesso
will be entered against them.
Witness, W D Glenn, Clerk of said Court, at Office
in Dallas. the Sd Monday in August 1861.
84-6t Tpr adv sci ". D. GLENN. Clerk
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-05
Selling OH.

The largest stock of WALL PAPER. WINDOW
SHADES, CORDS TASSELS, &, in the State, must
be sold in 90 days, to make fer other business
All those wanting bargains had better call soon.
Those in the trade will do well b. calling
W. II. Schultz,
Dee 81 1861. If Opposite Post Office