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The national Republican., 1862-10-11
THE REPURTkD CABINET CHANGES.
We have authority for stating that there IL

We have authority for stating that there IL
not one word Of truth In the many rumors o.
Cabinet and high military changes put 10 circu
lation by the Star of this city, and accepted a.
gospel truth by the credulous sensation press
of New York. The Presidents recent visit t.
Gen. McClellan's army was made after full
consultation with the Cabinet; and had for it
object TO discover, il possible, the cause Of th'
unsccountable inactivity which has deprived
our army Of all the fruits due to it from tn
victory Of Antietam. The President wen
forth in spirit Of inquiry, and returned, sti
seeking information on this important point.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

~ Our attention has been called to very
neat and cheap postage currency case. Such a
convenient depository for these useful little
notes has been long wanting, aud is now sup
piled by our fellow citizen, Edward Lycet.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

~ We learn that dispatch was received
in this city, yesterday, from Minnesota, stating
that lbe Sioux Indians have surrendered to the
United States forces aud that severe punish
nent was being visited upon the most promi-
nent of them. We place confidence in the
truth Of this intelligence, and may congratulate
the country that the hostilltes in tina. quarter
have terminated.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

LoCSE d BuTLER's OLYMPIC This new can,
didats Tor public favor will be opened to night
with a strong array Of talent Read the ad
verlisement, and then pay the Olympic visit
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

PosrAGE CURRENCY. The National Bank
Note Company nave got the dslly delivery Of
this currencyup to s47 500 and IT is under
stood it will reach s5O,OOO by the early part
livered is ST. 1855 900.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

~ Batchslor's Hair Dys-Ths Best II
the world.-william A. Bstchelor,s celebrated
hair Dye produces Q color net to be distingui-hst
ron nstue warranted rot to injure the Hair In III,
least remedies the III enects Of brt dyeo and inyg
o. ates the Hair for lie. GREY. RED, or RUSTY
HAIR instantly turns splendid Black or Brown
leaving the hair soft aud beautiful. Sold by d
Druggists, 10.
aE The Genuine 10 signed WILLIAM 4
BACHELOR, on he four ssdes Of each boa.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street. (Lste 2SY Broad
way and IL BondJ New York my 2s.ly
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1862.

NOTICE TO ADvERTlsERs.-All hausien,
Advertisements must be paid for in advance.
and should be handed in before O'Clock. p. M.
to ensure their appearance on the following
morning.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
EIGHT COLUMBIaDS AND TWO RIFLED CAN
NON TAKEN.
A CONFEDERATE REGIMENT CUT OFF.

NEW York, Oct l0-The New York Times
tbiS morning publishes an interesting account
of an expedition of the Federal forces to 81
Johns river and Jacksonville. Florida, which
proved entirely successful. The rebels aban-
doned their fortifcations, leaving eight heavy
coumbiads md two r fed guns in perfect order,
beiOg loaded and ready for use, besides another
columbiad which was not m yunted
The gunboats proceeded to Jacksonville and
destroyed the ferry, cutting off the retreat Of a
Georgia regiment and party Of guerillar, thus
rendering their capture probable.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

A1-Attsntioni AttentionI Attention III
WAntsd-a few MEN to complete . company VI the
Sixteenth regiment Virginia First Eastern ya)
This is the only regiment now gayisg eory, and de
tailed for SPECIAL bERviCE" BY the Secrs
tnry Of War, for duty In the vicinity Of Alexandrr
and the forts about Washington, d. G.
Recruiting ofhce, Third street % door below Pa
avenue. A. Q. WIDDICOMBE,
Captain
nl aa Iasut.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

- orsat Psnnsylvania Houts.--Th.
quiciest and safest routs to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o,
Sunday. Soldiers' tickets at Government rates Il
ali the principal points in the North and West For
toksb and further Information apply n the oioe Of
the "Grest Pennsylvsnia Route, !" northeast cornsi
Peunsylvanis avenue and Sixth street, under Ns
tional Hotel. Ofhos open from 8 . m to p m.
on Sundays TO p. m. k.
sug ely Agent
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
Grand Junction Occupied by
Federal Troops.

CAIRO, Oct. 9.--Our troops occupied Grand
Junction to day without opposition
II is reported that onr troops have occupied
Tupelo, but this needs confirm alton.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
Gen. McCieiInntn Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct, l0.-Gen, Mcclellan pas
sed llst night ut the Continental Hotel of this
city, but has now returned TO the field, leaving
here in special trau at i ociuck this morn,
ing
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

~ Special Notice .--On aud after Tuesday
April l, 1851 the trains on the Baltimore and Ohlt
Railroad will commence runring daily, Sunday
excepted leaving this Station at 10 Q. NJ. ant
connecting ut Washingtop junction with MAI
Train for all parts Of the West ,ta Wheeling OF
ParkersburK Through tlokets sold and bsgsag.
checked. W. p. SMITH,
n. Of Transportation b. u D. u X
% 1-du (StAI Globel
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

mfy- John Ross. the Indian chief, had an in
terview with the President yesterday in rela-
ton to the interests of his people.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

LOCKE & BUTLER'S
OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL,
LATE GYMNASIUM BUILDING,
Corner Of Ninth street and Loui,ana are,us, opposite
Mdrkst Srd,.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
Saturday, October II, 1862.
The managers take great pleasure in an.
nOuneing 70 their many friends and patrons,
that they hare secured lease Of the abore
place Of amusement, and propose giuing a
ayle Of Entertainments suited 10 The require
menfs Of the age, and one whieh they .tdtter
themselves cannot fail TO prope attractive and
entertaining. The programme WiN be inter
spe, sed p'h
Ballets. PaniOmimes, Songs, Ethiopian
Sketches, Gymnastics, &C.,
Aud persensted By Artists who srs unsquallsd in
thelr roles.
A. The Hall has been lifted up with
large stage, scenery, large tier, and
Room.
GRAND COMBINATION OF TALENT
The management respectfully announce the fol
lowing names among The Artists engaged:
Fanny Forrest,
The most popular Vocalist Of the day, and the
peoples favorite.
Julia Hamilton.
The beautiful Darseu.e, whose graceful pas ore
Euly ths p'stry Of motion.
Laura 9enaro,
The enchanting Vocalist, both sentimental and
comic.
MISS EMMA GARDNER,
The Premiere Dsuseus9, late OF 4i4, New York.
AMELIA WELLS,
The Yankee comic Vocalist, and Queen Of Comedy
KATE HAMIL TON,
The femsls Jig Dancer.
MiLLEY FLORENCE,
The Infant Prodigy.
CHARLEY GARDNER,
The Negro Gem dian Of the sge, and the original
"H0p Light, Of its aSo S:% :S1F FYons ens Dance late
TOM VANCE,
Americas favorite Comic Voc, Jester, and
Stump OrSor, late of the Melodeon, Phils.
WALLACE BROTHERS,
The celebrated Motley Brothers and Gymnssts
BOB BUTLER,
The only successful American Comic Pantomi mist
aud Comic Singer
HARRY THOMPSON,
The favorite American Tenor and Versatile Per.
former.
LOW GAYLORD,
The Washington Fsvorits. VINO don't tnow1him
JIMMY CLARKE,
Ths great Banjoist late Of the Continental Theatre,
Philadeiphia.
BOB HALL,
The Champion Jig Dancer and Versatils Performer
YOUNG KERNs,
In his Funny Songs and Dances.
sIGNOR WESNER,
The well known Gymnsst.
For Farcss, Pantouiues, Ethiopian Acts, Songs
and Dances, zee email bills OF the day,
Admission, e5 cents; orchestra chairs, 26 cents
extra; coored gallery, 25 cents
Doors open at 7; performance ats
SIX BOYs, well recommended, can get employ.
msnt at the Olympic Hall, by spplyisg imms.
diatsly. o,vu ,,,,,p,
DOT 10 Sole Lessees and Propriet0rs,
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

M AT rRIMORIAL "A Foreigner, at present
lNl Field 0fncer IN the United States Army
wishes to make the acquaintance OF q Lady for the
purpose Of matrimony. Confidential letters will be
received and the striclest secrecy secured Addrts,
MAI A. +. H,
&C lit. Post Office, Washington, D. c.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

Ey- The delegates Of the various Relief As
will notice that their first meeting IA
to be held this evening at Temperance Hall
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
M HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
ya i'ttilihsd, IN Sealed knpaiope, Price Ss Cent?

Jun utVIaHe'I Ut ''e"'" ""O''0IV' ''"' "'7 ''EH
LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT,
meni, and Draioal Cure OF spermatorIhoa, or Sem
iusl Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, beXusi lie
biiity, and lmpediments 10 Marriage generally;
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy aud Fits; Men
tai and Physical lnoapaslt,, resulting from Belt.
OF the Green Book, 40.
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, 10 any sddress,
Doa rad, on receipt Of six cents, or two postage
stamps by DR.. Oh. j. @. KLINE,
127 Bowery, New York,
sug T-smifdAw Post 0nacs Boz, tbSA
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
PUBLISHED DAILY. SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,
BY w. }. RTAGH II T. co,
GSupaE M. WESTON. ED,ToR.

~ The publication once OF the-NArionAL
REPUBLICAN, Ia at the northeast corner of d and
seventh s,reo,s, second floor, over W. d. Shop
herds bookstore. Entrance ON Seventh street,
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
Tn, Court EOom

10 the Cty Hall hss bssn cleared of all the sick
soldiers, and the hospital At this place dIscon'
unued.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

4 B0IL;ISST UNION sUCC ass IN
FLORIDA.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
lky Asaia syOH RikInY FACTORY.

WANTED--k0 females to learn 10 make skirts
psTsGp eau, In shOrt time, make, per waet, IRON
o. 10 ~ Inquire, for particulars, 81 so1 Seventh %
bAtSssss q amt ~ "os lL-ts
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

WASHINGTON THEATRE,
Cor. Eleventh and Streets.
SIXTH MIGHT OF MR.
John II. Owens,
John II. Owens,
John II. owons.
MISS KATE DENIM,
Mi; W., X.okA xaSIE GEoSkhR; %flKs
Mrs, II z. GRATTkN,
Mr.. A. II. DAvENPoRr,
Nj. j L. BARRETT,
Mr., J, BLAIsDELL
Mr. L. +. KELLER
All appsar to night.
OW EMS IN . CHARACTERS
OWEND ............. as,............PAUL Ply.
oWENS.......... ,.ts. s.."......"..LULLABf
sATUR DAY EVENING", October II, Isss.
viii be presented the lsushable Comedy of
P A U L PRY,
l Hope l Don't Intrude.
PAUL PRf.....this s,sst s fnn% Ghn5.stsr)1 e )owvns
After which
A Conjugal Lesson.
Mr.. SIMON LULLABY. Mr.. JOHN Il OWENS
Mrs. SIMON LULLABY -. Mics KATE DENIM.
To conclude with the splendid fsrce of
irish a ASSura7aco
AND
YANKEE MODESTY.
-
Severed Novelties in Preparation,
MISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette. cents.
OfcheiUa Chalfs.. 10 cent?.
40 Cenlb
Private Boxes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Box Office open from a. m. to p, m.
Seats eau be secure1 daily from Ga m till s p. m
Door open at O'Clock, com nence at TX O'Clock
ou IL
The national Republican., 1862-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
8 6 Ok.
pRAKE.sPLANrAf1oE BIfrRps

They purify, Strengthen, and invigorate.
They oreste Q healthy appstite
Thsyevereome effects Of dissipation and iats hours
They strengthen the system and enllveu the mind
They prevent miasmatio and Intermittent fevers.
They purity the breath and acidlty Of the ltomAoh
They QUE Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They euro DlaTrhea, Cholara, and Cholera Nor
Ache ~
They are the bes, Bitter in the world. They make
The weak man strong, and are exhausted nature,
kw, the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots aud herbs
and are tssen with the pleasure Of beverage, with
conme sded 10 deiica'e persons requiring q gsnli,
stimulant Sold BY all dfocers Dfuegiiis, Hotels
and Saloons r. II. DRAKE co. 3c7 Broadway
New Yoik. f...... 90 26-sm
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

aS A Special Meeting OF the board Of
Of Trustees OF Public Schools will be held In he
AFTERNOON, Ootobe II, at O'Clock,
oct io-FAsat WIN. b. DAYTON, sec'y.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

Arwsston's Pregress OF slavery. .--Cop,s
Of this werk for sale at the once OF the Nai,0,a
RTn,licaH. Pamphlet edition, ID cents Bound
edition, 10 oen6. F. ..
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

GRAND COMBINATION OF TALENT!
The management respectfully announce the fol
lowing names among the Artists engaged:
Fanny Forrest,
The m5st popular Vocalist Of the day, and tn
peoples favorite.
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

EISE GROCERIEs.
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,,
FINE GRocERIEs
AT AUCTION PRICES.
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-23

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.-Our attention has been
called to the manner 10 which one OF the two dollar
treasury OF this State has been counterfeted
to make it pass for ten dollar note The figure ten
had been cut from the margin of some blank Bank
notes-probaby from those on which the treasury
pTintedand the ten thus cut was pasted over
the a1O wherever it in the Two dollar note so
to change the Issue into ten instead of two The treas
ury notes, which printed On the back of the ank
Bank notes, should be closely clipped and sent
out with any OF these extraneous figures attached to
them.
We have heard also, that some of the five and twenty
cent issues have been circulated without authority Of
law, either in blank Or filed up. This must be ewing
to the neglect of the printer no properly guarding
the form of types which these notes are printed
these notes may have been stolen from the printer
or IRON some one who had them in possession alter
they had passed from his hands. We have no idea
however, that DIR. Treasurer Courts is to blame IL
this matter.-kaLsigh Standard.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-23
THEnEfl VA aSsnfnrsnnn
THE GOVERNMENT FINANCES

Washington, Jan. 15.-The results Of the various
conferences held IN Washington by representatives from
Boards of Trade, Chambers Of Commerce, and Banking
Institutions among themselves and the Secretal OF the
Treasury, may be summed up briefly as follows
First-The general views Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury assented to.
Second-The banks will receive and Bay out the
United States notes freely and sustain in all proper
ways their credit
Ihird-The Secretary of the Treasury will within the
next week, in addition to the daily payment IF
the 81 100000 in the Unite1 States notes nav the
further Of al least $20000000 10 30-l0O bonds
TO such public creditors desire - receive them and
thus relieve the existing pressure upon the community
F0urtb-The Issue Of United : .ates demand notes
not to be increased beyond the so 100000 now author
ized but it is desired that Congress will extend the pro-
visions of the existing loan acs so es to enable the
Secretary to issue in exchange for United States demand
notes Or In payments to creditors notes payable in
year. bearing 800 per cent interest and convertible into
80 three years bonds to borrow under the existing
provisions to the amount of two hundred and fifty or
three hundred millions Of dollars
Fiith-lt is thought desirable that Congress should
enact general law relating to currency aud banking
associations, embracing the general provisions recon-
mendcd by the Secretary in his reports
SiXth-It is expected that this action and legislation
will reader the making Of the United States demand
notes legal tender or their increase beyond the 3d.
900 authorized, unnecessary.
| CONFIRMATION OF Mr.. STANTON AS SECRETARY OF WAR
The Senate in Executive session to-day, confirmed The
nomination of Edwin H. Stanton as Secretary of War
! by vote approaching unanmity.
| GENERAL Mcclellan GETTING READY To MOVE
Twenty-tour Wagons, designed for the conveyance o.
the baggage of General Mcclellan and staff have beer
prepared. They all have matched horses and the words
" Commander United States Army are painted on tht
canvass of the wagon covers
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-23
For the Journal,

MEssRs EDITORS Il not little surprised to read in
your issue OF Friday last note from Col Fremont rebuk
ing you as 1t were for the very just remarks you made as
to the protection of Wilmington by battery at the lower
end Of town. Permit to ask Col Fremont the following
question:
If the idea of putting batteries TO Wilmington, form
ing interior line of Defence to be used in of the
failure Of those remote, be totally ridiculous and
perfectly pIepesterOus and wholly unprecedented what
does he think of Castle Pnckney at Charleston and of the
batteries closely adjoining New Orleans Mobile Savannah
Washington City, baltimore Philadelphia New York, BOs
ton, etc, etc? Even although run the risk OF differing
seriously from Col Fremont, must that do think it
would be judciOus to place battery to- with
in the limits of town. and also At the Brunswick River,
known that the best forts be passed b. feet Steam
cr when they c0uded by the smoke Of battle. One
gun boat might hold this city at its mercy burn at its
discretion, should said gunboat succeed in passing our
lower bateresin spite OF The eXerons of brave
whereas she might be and almost certainly would be brought
up by reserved mouth Of town barbor
ned by brave Old gunneTs who have had The smell OF
powder before.
would also say 10 Col. FIR that must not under
enemies they did Hatteras aud Port Royal
Let take warning An of prevention is worth
pOundOf cure.
Thee other points around city that want looking
to, and these doubt well known to the enemy b.
spies and traitors in midst, who conrve tt
send their reports by underground Railroad upper
air rainbow.
Respv, %&%
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-23
DIE u.

At O'Clock this morning. Uan 10Th, l862) at his resi-
dence il Wilmington, Mr.. CHRISTOPHER ii. DUDLEY,
aged IS years and months.
Capt. ROBT. f. DRYsDALE, departed this life at the
Camp Of the Sd North Carolina State Troops, JAM 18TH
i62, Aged aboat q years.
His disease pleuEo pneumonia, contracted while in
the discharge OF his duties to which he was always mos
dence and esteem of his officers.
The deceased born in Scotland where he leaves a
mo her and relatives besides host Of friends the
land of his adoption his death His remains will
be taken to Goidsboro' for interment
Peace to his ashes!
1T the Farmers House, in Wilmington the 10Th inst,
of pneumonia. SAMUEL J. HARRISON, Of OnssOw c0un-
ty, aged 81 years.
Mr. Hardson member of the Onslow Greys, Con
pany E, Sd regiment n c. State Troops. He sick
urough camp, bu unfortunately did not reach home
before his death BE however met By kind friends
relatives in WIimn ton who administered to him all the
comforts in their power during his last hours He leaves
aged father brother, and srge number OF relatives
aud fl Gods his death. he highly esteemed
by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. =
At her residence New Hanover County, The l4.i
ins Of typhoid pneumonia Mrs. SOPHIA &. LEE, wif5
Thos Lee, Esq, aged SO years months and % days
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-23

There is beautiful story of Quaker lady, who was
much addicted to smoking tobacco She had indnlged
herself 10 this habit until it bad increased so much upon
her that she only smoked her pipe large portion
of the day. but frequently set up n her bed for this pur
pose in the night After one Of those nocturnal enter
tanmants she fell asleep and dreamed she approached
heaven. Meeting angel, she asked him il her name
was written in the book OF life. He disappeared, but
replied returning that he could not find it. "Ob,"
said she do lock again-t must be there" He ex-
aulined again. but returned again, saying it was not
there " Do lock once more !" The angel was moved
to tears by her enreaty and again left to renew his
search After lopg absence he came back, his face
radiant with joy. We have found it, but it was so
clouded with tobacco smoke that could hardly see
it," The good woman, upon waking, Immediately
threw her pipe away and never again INDUCED 10
smoking
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-23
American Cotton In Liverpool

Recebt arrivals from Liverpool bring statement Of
American Gotten in that nsfket which amounted on
the 2lst ut, to 100000 bales. The commercial read
says the Savannah Republican ho is probably bet
ter informed with regard to the consumption by manu-
acturers at the present time than ourselves can make
his own calculation to hsw long this supply will last
Placing it at 10000 t.a'es per week at Tough est
mate it will appear that the entire stock is bound to be
exhausted By the expiration OF sixty days This done
the looms of England stop and her four millions
OF factory laborers seek etber employment which
is not be bad, sarve The East India cettoB it
is understood, will not do to work alone.
Ia this connection The following from correspond.
ent Of the Richmond Dispatch is both appropos and in
teresting
Charles Dickens, in bis Household Words saws /:
Let any social physical convalsiss visit the United
States and EogaBd would feel the shock from Lends
End to John O'GrO0ts The lives of nearly two nil
liens of countrymeu are aeend.nt upon the cotton
crop of America theiF destiny may BE- said, without
any hyperbole, to hang upon thread Should any dire
calamity beall the lasd of cotton. thousand of our
merchant ships weud rot idly IN dock thousands
mills must stop their busy looms and two million mouths
would s'arve for hack Of food TO feed them.
such is the language Of Egsland's most popular aU-
thor eight or ten years age and ii to with
double force, fresh and iuil Of meaning it came
from his graphic pen fine same argument then, an
swers now and although the Federal Government may
lick the dust and yield for the present., yet there is
power greater than diplomacy that will force England
TO raise the blockade that with the good feeling already
existing III England for cur new government will com
pei her to stretch forth ker strong and roll back the
cloud of Our papers show too much anxiety OF
this subject Let us wait; England is bound to have
cotton, and she will have IT, Let people follow the
exampe OF President and declare independence
Of foreign powers. And should England arrange this
present trouble With tie United States will make but
little difference in the end for with the blessings O
God the strong aud stout hearts OF cur people
aud the necessity for our great staples We are bound ID
triumph
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-23

80 We stepped into BALDWIN'S Civic and Military
Clothing House few days sirce and found the Proprietor
had Just returned from of he Cities, (Richmend,
Petersburg Savannah Go One would naturally think Il e
blockade had enough raised Blue Cloths Gray
Cloths Scarlet yellow and every kind of Lace Cord But
TONS &C., there in prouson, adapted to Confederate
Regulation. The Military Gutter at this house, judging
from report, stands without equal in his lire!
MASON L BALDWIN, next duor below the above house,
are manufacturing largely for the Government They only
want week for uniforming Company. They employ fifty
females besides number of men, These NaDufactCr es
are very useful We wish them success. Jen.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-23

Oh MILLS We have neglected to state Heretofore
that DIR. +. N. Hutchson and j. H. Wilson, Jr., are
erecting Mill in the vicinity of this town for manu-
featuring Linsaed aud Cotton Seed Oil. Ne ea5n that
the dill will be n operation in few days. ouce the
blockade great difficulty has been experienced in pro-
curing sufficient supply of Oil for lubricatirg pur-
poses but we are grated at the prospect of overcoming
difficulties OF this sort by the enterprise aud energy Of
Southern people By the time the closes, we hope
the South will find herself prepared tc live and flourish
without buying another article from our barbarian
ueighbors north of Mason & Dixon's line.
AiessTs Whisnant & SteDhens are also erecting a
Mill few miles from here, for making Cotton Seed
Oil, which will soon be in operation. We hope all
these enterprises will receive liberal patronage.
Charlotte Democrat, 2lst inst.