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COMMERCIAL IzfaLLrNsscg.
London Money Harksi--O the End instsl

London Money Hdrksi--Oa the End tlstsAt
oOnsois closed a. Sel SSj.
Funds have been dait, bat had rn iIuproy.
irg tendency at thu close CoBso advanced
l OF the II. Theirs was less demand for dis
count at tbs Bans, aud ths supply Larger 10
tins open market Gold continued 10 Cow
into The Bank
Lss~po0i Coaoa Nsrk&, IyriI S.--rhs ssies
OF ;&e past three days sum az l2-o0o bales, OF
wIich 3.elo We're II spectators .nd exporters.
The ~ arket closed Wi ID Ell np~a. Il tende cS.
but quiet at unchanged prices.
UutoH.-Ths brokers circular reports the
sales If the week at 80 0oS bsios, Incl ading
800 TO Spectators, ard 1900 10 exporters -
Tae market advanced ons-eighth OF penny
principally on the middle qualities, closing
qaie, The sales day friday are - tim It.
ed a. g. 900 bales, Including 900 to specula-
tors and exporters, The market closing nrm 1t
the advance. The authorized quotations.
ara: Fair MtAdling.
Orleans. ....................lk4d. lH3i
heODll IL ........-..... t3d. Nj.
OItnBde.., ...-.-..s.F.sp Ibid ~.
The stock In port IL ~ la ited ~ 4StvSe
baiee OF which III, e1s are American.
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(,ifs NrnU Mater thu informal Ion OF

CIV Small Netes-Tor the informAt Ion o.
the people, we suhioin hat OF the namas O.
those enpio ged 10 sign tao small notes "a
thorised 10 bs issued by the city by ACT OF the
Genera Assembly:
i d Ia r.i'.cra. ue the 10 cert n-'es
IL assd kens -a 90 csat ho,es
ID Lyon the 50 cent notes.
r. V. Sutton, the 80 cent notes.
G. = G. Salter the Is cent notes
r. MxJ4.dd and L. Hill, the 10 cent notes.
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Anscn Wnirpie, d wsli-known citizen Of
Memphis, lied on the 9TH inst.
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DARlEa AND HEROIC EXPLOIT.
The Mem phis ASpeai Ielates the following
lama of hraYerp.


smong the most daring and heroic ex ploI.s
performed 81 the battle o. Shiloh, ia that mar
"a It'd Of our friend Chris. SteinkLul, Of Capt.
McDouald's company, long and famiiiariy
known to tnis community rs The keeper OF
the Bar ct the WORKMAN House. e single
eh 1rgs OF Col. Forests reGinle on Tuesday,
alter Mondays fight, he caused elk % the
enemy TO bite sle dust, besides Ii fiic ing sarl
Gus WounGa upon others. he first brought his
Maynard rife o berg 9th Ell CT, then draw
ing lis SIX shooter ana charging NJ i'll tho
very face o. tns emery, Es made every sd
tell Wit fatal effect. after this ne draw mis-
sabre, aud dgehiuK into their very Tuida. be
cut acd s.asned until the enemy surrendered
or hest q nasty retrest.
ihasa facts were orss narrated to Us Sy
Chris. Ein,s elf, and were aftsr earcs testified
t. b. Japan &cDopaid, Mr. Bar oGT and
ether n II, 5srs Of his company. who wit
ne.sed, admired, and apIlandco the dead. -
sum SEES CT heIoi3m aud noble daring should
cot he lost sight Of, bat sbosid 40 down 10
Pcs -erity On cRs plRs of history. tye are
glad 20 knew taat Chris. hiscsaif cana eli CT
the Geld u BARN d, 81 is agalu ready. or hf
first cppOr tusiy, 10 give MS ausEay = seconG
exhibition o. his IroHa.s.
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ifRASST TIE aoRTE.


Among the fflciai documents found anon,
9en. preniss's papers was me following
frDm 6 psrscn perfectly wiling 10 be- tool
ia the dizzy Work OF sutjugatiUg sveG tie
thiDkiE psop!s OF the North. W. are sIs.
9! to O. portunity of yentilatirg the 2ea!oi
OEVISz or qEE WIG AND RzPCBEI0As,(
Quincy, Feb II. 1862
Gen. 3. III. Pre4tiss Will you send ma "a
form OF the cath 81 admialstsT 70 ''ssceshr'
whsu ypa Hlsh 10 MAZE them bshave thsn.
SELVES | may De Obliged 20 try i: upon joan
xsyiar; caQ't tell until hear from st Louis
hut tx ia well enough 10 De prepared any way
| f. msp by tno name Ct WILCOX, said 10 BAL
| from Palmyra, wanted IEs privilege OF carry
| ing powder, buoSeh0t, and lead over. Ire
| iec-5d 10 you for al order ta4t Il w.s Gs.
| tined tor lOysi purposes. lie promised e.
| oue Nevertheless he may Try to run itoTs.
| III the night Bet.er have Z squad Of men .
Seepan eye ca MIN.
IL haste, yours truly,
Jls. j. iIEyseoy, surveyor.
From au endorsement on the back Of tl'
ed 10 make the Seceshes behave then.
sclve, !"
dgtE oErf2 on THE DEATH OF GENERAL As
JclssToR.
The following general order YVES isssH
ir0La Headquarters at Corinth by usEaA
8.aGreSlrd
haADeCARFsRs AMY or MISSISSIPPI
@soriuih. MIss., April 10, 1867
Snldtrs: Your late CommaD der-iI -Caie;
General a. ) Johnston, is dead. IeaTts
soldier, n ssghcious captain, q reproGcaes
man, has fallen une who, in his devotion .
ou- cause, shrar fTora TO ssor Ace; one W.,
animated by sense of duty and sustained
sublime courage, Challenged dsngsr and FL
ishsd gaiiantiy for his coaDtry willis, ieadilS
forward his brave columns TO victory. Es
| signal example OF hsroisra and patriotism
initiated, would ms re his srmy invineiok
q grateful country will mourn his ioss q T
| we're his name. AID cherish his many ylf'a''
q. 7. BgAURsaisD,
General Jommanaile
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FROM THR sOUT III.

Til. sca.heru md Wts.aan fsaai5. due o.
Wedrssaay nigiI, came through yesterday
rssruing. aud we ere thus enabled 10 l. 2 70
- r... ,,a e. -. err, ztsars ing saw or r
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paly:otisa. and the subjects Of King Cotton
can in no way so strongly testify their allec' 1.
sr.. go ths.r Has.rei.,., a. ~ imr''ri' cor
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dgsEEAG ORDER Oh THE DEATH OF GENERAL A..
JCISSToa.
EaaDeUARfERs Ak1Y or MISSISSIPPI,

Tie ieliowihs general order YVES issH
Ir0Ia Headquarters at Corinth by usla.
Hsaureslrd
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csrtainly restore you TO your once happy
homes, sn6 to tina loved one there.
Five thcus.ad Of thes9 VINO hsgo touSht
sifO by side with Us under me Sfi14ty eehIs
Of Missouri. have fsiovst Inc into the ZOE
fad crate mp. They appeal to you as
:, .4l ts+s ..iasr memories cf M i'es, ~ W
Lew. noey eus 20 20 viii us wherever Tue
na+h of any NAV lead till wa SHALL hsva
90, o.srea r psass end won our ihoepen
dsaaa by brilliant dsads upon new nsias Oh
battle. ,,.rsoS,ir
itchs., battles, end nearly 10 sMt1iishss
cor auerors in them ali your country, WIN
its ruin al hearths nnd shfiIe s, eaiIs upo.,
rou 10 rallv once more in her detenss, ana
IIs., No her forever fro n ths terrible thrlldom
which threatens her ] know that she Will
not call In vain. The insoient anu ber b Arous
hordss which have dared TO invade cur soi',
and 10 Gesecrate our homes, have just me-
with q signal overthrow bsyoud the Missis-
..ppt. ROW Is tEe time 10 END this uD bappy
ogn Roof will shelter him In psacs iron he
storms Of the coming winter.
LIE. not history record thar the men who
bore with patience the p-:y.ticns Of Cowskin
Prairie who endured UT oomple iotogiy the
burnt heats Of q Missouri summer, and the
fros.s and SHOWS of q Missouri winter; that
tas men VINO net the enemy at Carthage, Y
Oak Hills, at Fort Scotia LsIlng on, ana In
L umbarless lesser battle fields In his-oHii'
nj, d met them but to conquer them; tGat he
Icen VINO fought 30 b:avciy Snd 20 VOL. III
EIkhoIn that tue unpaid soidieIy OF Iais
souri, were, after so Gisay victories, nnas hiIaI
so much suffering, unequal 70 Inc steaL &sA
OF achieving tina Independence OF theiE mag
nia een: s;taia. s,
soldiers go but TO mark q pathway to
SyKKLIEa PRICE.
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Tie b:g5 Adsline and Iary Wgigot hoth
Arriv.d at Saivsipool On the al, having suo i
cess1ully rup tn. bloc kade at ChGrie.t1n,
which por- they left on the III OF harca.-
they hRj he.wsea ;hsm about 80 0sies CT
so.tun. 400 boxes OF tobacco, ana :. consider
abs eu-n:it9 O: rosiu. They LEFT CHARLES
ten T. company with TIA bark EtewaD
aud tour scbooners, aii laden VIII cotton
auu r1sin. They report the suHksn Stone
fleet fast breaking ~, Charleston har-
Dor b ing fail o. floating timber. They also
sspres as That Charleston and Savannah were
we'll fortified, snd iii oeianaod Of tsaB. Lee.
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The following is the article from he no.
bile 7r,Iu.s, OF the is!h, out Of which spvans
the improblbls telegram OF the recspturs o.
Nashville:
Passengers VINO arrived here this (Friday)
morning. from Cortath, state tina. IL was T.
current ruNor al that plaza yesterday morn
ing that Nashville had been retaken By our
forces From all we cGn lear1 We are fcrcad
to believe the report Is true
IL "a stated th4t tens. Kirby Smith and
HI rhrcy Mershbil, with heir un;tsd forces,
marched into ? ashvIiie and took three or
four thousand Yankee prisoners
L short tins afterwards the Yankee gun
bca.s came up The river for the purpose OF
-heligs the city. Our 0ehittls sen: them
word TEA! il they Fl red shell :hsy would hagg
every One OF the ~ sonsIs
Il is stated also that our troops took over
10 illiou dollars worth OF pork aud bacon from
this enemy.
Iha ps..enssrs Also sta: g thas IL vas fully
be isvrd W UoEinl III that The enemy was evac-
ua:ing its position above Uorin,E and going
10 heir gun boats.
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From au endorsement On the back Of th'
Letter, va nad that opportunity was aGori'
ed 10 maks the Seceshes behave then.
selves -
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THE NEWS.

Such news there is give in another column
ouph there is nothing of great Importance except the
,;naS from the Burnside fleet. At the latest dates
number of vessels, estimated at about 100, were inside
the bar ut Uattcras. Comparing the various reports
together think it is certain that the feet badly
damaged by the late storms. The number of vessels
lost Is variously stated at from - to 40.
1t was reported last week that the Confederaes had
gained great victory at Bowling Green. but it turns
out that the report without foundation. There has
been no battle at Bowling Green.
Nothing from the Potomac army.
The Columbia Carolinian of Sunday, says it i in
debtcd official authority for the following dispatch
NORFOLK, JAN 3I.-The New York Herald of the
3orh, received by flag of truce. SAYS: The London
Herald DERBY organ says the Commissioners have
Offered to England treaty of commcrce-free trade
co~ting trade and equalization of flags The Derby
papers advocate Immediate recognition.
The Emperor Napoleon approves Emgland's course all
through the Trent affair without qualification The
OpiuiOue Rationale insists that Hgiand will make
q the United States.
Letters from Port Royal, of January 20, indcat
that Sherman and Dupont will attack Savannah very
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LATEST NEWS.
NORTHERN AND EUROPEAN NEWS


The New York Herald, of the 3oth January, has
been received at Norfolk
On The 10th, the 18th New York regiment had a
skirmish with body of Texas Rangers, Deco
guam. A party of so men advanced from the New
York regiment to reeonnoitre. and found ten Texans
They opened FIRE upon the Texans killed nine, and
took the remaining one prisoner
The European mail had arrived The Herald con-
tanned several interesting from foreign papers
The London Herald Lord Der by's organ holds forth
the most liberal inducements for recognition of the
Southern Confederacy by the British Parliament 1t
says that Great Britain will enjoy perfect free trade
with the reVoted States; there will be perfect freedom
Tor ramc on the coast and chance of supplying the
South with all manufactured articles On these
grounds Lord Derby takes ground as the advocate of
immediate recognition
Inc opinion Rationale, Prince NapoleonS organ,
says, "the Emperor will make war on the United
States whether Mason and Slidell are given up
and warns France against it," All the French Journals
In the New York cotton market sales of 500 bales
are noted, closing at 81 cents
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Bethel Regiment to be Re-organized
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
RALEIGH, January n, 1862 {
The First Regiment of N. C. Volunteers being dis
banded, Regiment of Volunteers for the war will be
formed to take it's place All the panies of the
old Regiment about to reorganize for the war;
quesed to report 20 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
will be paid by the State and fifty by the Confederate
States. When full company is rendered. four officers
will be commissioned with less number, appoint
ments will be given follows Captain for forty
First Lieutenant for twenty-five men, Second Leute-
nant for fifteen
The Militia who have been ordered duty and to
be in readiness still avail themselves Of this oppor-
tunity of getting into the Volunteer service and the
number doing will be credited to their respective
counties. BY order of Gov II Clark,
J. G. MARTIN,
Feby 4th Adjutant General.
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In this county, the 10th ultimo by the Rev R. T.
Johnson Mr. James p Suery 10 Miss Mary NJ Alexan-
der.
to Miss Lavinia Boggan.
In Forsythe county, the LIST ult, Mr. P. c. Stuart
of Guilford to Miss r. E. Shields
In York District. the 2Stn ut. Mr. E II Davis OF
North Carolina, to Miss Margaret A, daughter of L
Sutton.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
For Sale

We will sell at the late residence of DR.. d. T. CaId-
WE'LL D miles of Charlotte Thursday and Fri
day, the 10th and 2st days of February the following
property, to-wit:
Horses, l good Mule, l Jennet, 2 four horse
Wagons and Gearing, l one-hoEse Wagon,
2 Carriages, Buggy and Harness,
l Cotton Gin, l Corn Crusher, 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, &c. &c
Library of Books-medicaI, classical and miscel-
lancous,
2 setts Blacksmiths' Tools, large cast Boiler,
Growing crop of Wheat, 80 acres-and OF winter
Oats AZ acres.
At the same time we will HIRE SEVERAL NE
GROES ard rent the Land in fields, and IL or 20
of superior meadow.
Terms six months credit, with interest.
r. d. ALEXANDER,
W. P. CALDWELL
Feb T. 1852 st Executors.
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Died.

In Rowan county, on the 23d Dec, Mr Andrew u.
Neal, aged Al years.
In Newbern recently, John Roberts, Esq, for many
years Cashier of the Bank of the State. On the 7th
ult, Mrs Therese Fnlford. Also, the Goth, Mrs
Mary e. Cole, aged 90 years
In Greensboro, on the oath ult, Mrs Mary A wife
of VIM A Cumming of Wilmington.
In York District, the EAST ult, Mrs Elizaceth c.,
wife of Joel McCarter, aged II years.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-05
Feb 4, 1862

Cotton in demand and prices have an upward ten
dency. We put our quotations at ST for good midd-
ling II for mddlng, and to u for low mddling
About $50 bales were sold last week
Flour dull at 50 IS to 81 per sack--market toler-
ably well supplied.
Wheat 81 40 to ST. so per bushel-Suppy not equal
to the demand.
Corn 80 cents, and coming in freely in conse-
quence of advanced prices
Peas and in demand at IS cents. Oats so.
Rye is urgently wanted for coffee, therefore
try friends will please bring it in. ST. IS per bushe
be obtained readily.
few lots of new Bacon were sold-we quote it at
lS to 20 cents. Lard Is. Pork IL to IL.
Whiskey declined to 90 cents and ST. per gallon.
Molasses Go cts by the barrel, and IS by retail Su-
gar 81 to 10 by the hid and bb Salt Sis per sack,
but little if any in market. Coffee IS cts per pound.
Bagging 80 cts per yard.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-05

a meeting of the members of Mecklenburg Agricul-
tural Society will be held in the Court House on Satur-
day the 22d of February, at 10 o'clock, A NJ. full
attendance is requested, the election of Officers will
take place and other important business transacted.
A. b. DAVIDSON, PRIEST.
Feb. 4, 1862 (Whg copy ~
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Repairing, BeIl-hanging, &c.

The subscriber begs leave inform the public, that
he is prepared Repair Locks of every description,
Clocks and Jewelry; he will also clean Jewelry for
very low prices will make Keys of all kinds in fact all
kind Of light Repairing done short notice. Special
attention paid Bell-hangng. He may be found OPP
posite the post-ofice. w. W. WOODED.
Jan o. 1862.
Wanted, ten thousand old Keys, of different sizes;
old Gun-locks, &c. w. w. WOODED,
Jan %, 1862 opposite the pos-odice,
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~ NOTICE..

The 9Th, 9Th, 7h and 8h instruments of five per cent
the share of stock in the North Carolina Powder
Manufacturing Company, is due and payable on We'd
nesday the 5th day of March next the Branch Bank
of North Carolina. S. W DAVIS
Charlotte Feb 4, 1862 If Prest
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MISS V. c. FRAZIER will give instruction on the
Piano, Melodeon and Guitar, her residence. Also
lessons in French.
Charlotte, Feb 4, 1862
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RSg~ Messrs T. c. 4 &. G. Worth, of wilmn gton
advertise that they prepared furnish Oil made
from the Pea Nut believed to be an excellent substi
tute for Sperm Oil.
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despath from Bowling Green, Ky saws that the
remains of Zollcofer and Peyon were received there
on the 3lst ult, and would be Immediately forwarded
to Nashville.
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Uninterrupted communication Nth Fort Pulaski.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 3l,-The Republican of this morning
says, that the steamer LeeSburg went to Fort Pulaski
on yesterday, and returned safely the city. Three
shots were fired at her from Tybee Island but they
fell short
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MA member of the Lincoln Congress, in sup
porting the proposition to exchange the Privateer
prisoners suggested as a reason, that nothing had
yet happened to render reconciliation between
the North and South impossible; but that hanging
prisoners would have that effect. This betrays
strange ignorance, or wonderful moral insensibii-
~ on the part of the Yankees. They must have
singular ideas Of US, if after the rapes, arsons,
murders, robberies and devastatons, which they
have prepetrated upon Southern people and upon
Southern soil, they suppose us capable of ever
again living in peace and freedom under the same
Government with them. They must form their
estimate of Us from themselves. They are base
enough for anything, aud they presume We are no
better-Richn,ond Whis.
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TANNER WANTED.

An experienced Tanner and workman competent to
take charge Of extensive yard, with good references
find employment and the best of wages by apply
ing ROBINSON MUIR,
Jan %, 1862 Ct Wadesboro, N. G.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Having taken Letters of Administration on the Es-
tate of VIM. A Lawng, deceased, will sell. Tues
day the 25h of February at his late residence the
Catawba River the following property
head of Horses, head Of Cattle, Is or 90 head
of stock Hogs, % head of Sheep, 500 lbs.
Bacon, 200 bushels Corn, Wheat, Hay,
Fodder, Shucks, ? Wagons, 45-saw
Cotton Gin (new), l sett of
Blacksmith Tools, Carpen-
ter's Tools, Farming Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. &c.
By virtue of Decree of the County Court, will sell
at the time and place,
Five Negroes,
for the purpose of division among the heirs of said
deceased.
Terms made known day of SALE
C. L. HUTCHINSON,
Feb 4, 1862 admir-
nA All persons indebted to the estate OF "m
LAYING decd, will come forward and make payment
and those having claims against it VIII present then
legally authenticated this notice Will De peaded IN
bar of their recovery. =. l.. NJ AOniooN,
Feb 4 1852 3t-pd Admir-.
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CHARLOTTE & S. G. RAILROAD.

The Annual Meeting of the Charlotte and s. c. Rail-
road Company will be held in Columbia OF Wednesday,
The President of the Road has kindly furnished US
copy of his annual Report in advance, which we insert
below and from which it will be learned that the Road
is in good and prosperous condition
To the Stockholders of the C. 4 S. c. r. r. Co.:
Your President and Directors would respectfully
submit the Fourteenth Annual Report OF the Company
ending with the 3lst December, 1861.
The earnings from all sources are S293,6l6 80
The expenses for same loo'400 %
Leaving nett income of Sl93,l27 SO
Of this sum- $50 900 are and payable in the stock
of the Atlantic, Tenn. & Ohio Railroad Company
The Road has done much transportation OF passen-
gers aud freghts comparatively low rates, ana while
its earnings greatly less than those OF last year.
the proportion of increase is greater than II ever
has been. The expenses amount to less than 80 per
centum on the gross receipts .
The business of the Road has been conducted with
a serious accident during the year Inc Engines
Cars and other property OF the Company, are general
IL in sound and healthy condition. The Engines nave
never been generally in SO good order .
Notwithstanding the large sum advanced IN AID OF
the A. T. Q. Railroad, and the $4,000 of Bonds IN
Your Treasury the Company readily meet all OF lis
obligations maturing the LIST of January 862 IN
Guiding the redemption of $4,000 of its Bonds.
The apparently large amount in the Agents hanns
at Charlotte embraces the funds left with him TO pay
the January dividends, interest and Bonds maturing
them well the unpaid charges freight awaiting
shipment North.
After paving the subscription of the Company to the
stock of the A. T. Il O R. Co.. the balance due will
be about S95 900 instead Of GA as appears in
the Trcasurer's account current.
The Road of the 4. T o r company has been
cOmpleed during the year. SO miles, and is expected
to reach StaesviIle distance of 454 miles, early in
June entire of not exceeding $780, 900 This
is less than the original estimate of the Engineer The
prospects of this Road when finished for profitable
business very fattering.
After dScharging all the annual liabilities of your Co.,
including interest, dividends Bonds, and subscription
to the A. 7 r R, the of nett earnings, car
ried surplus fund, is about forty five thousand dol
lars. Respectfully submitted,
VIM JOHNSTON Pres't.
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headquarters sta Regiment ". c. Militia,
EUSton E0uafH

OuSt0" So@"3' J
The following Staff Officers have been appointed and
be obeyed and respected according rank Jas
Hand, Adjutant Dr.. VIM Sloan, Surgeon; + Bar
ret, Assistant Commissary; Marion Friday, Assist
Quartermaster; l. Linebarger, Sergeant Major Miles
Abernathy, Qaar;ermaster Sergeant.
NJ H. HAND,
Feb l. 1862 1t Col. Commanding