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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
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Dcrfbp6run9 in Juciana.

Nttrr tss sOlpnrn Circles orsrtast.
Snoianapotis, 4. Qu0uft. Die
@rano Surp bat fecb,ebn Burger bon
Snoiana rpcaen 6o6uerratbs in Qnflaee
9sifellt, Is ne9en Seribworune, fi6 oes
Sl9entbumS Der Ser. St1aten bemdbE
ti9en 6u mcllen uno l3 pe9en Serabrez
Dung 8um Mioel ftono 0e9en Die 8eiese.
Sn ibrer @bar9e fiibrt Die 8rano SUI
rp an, Dap ite ii6 ourb 3ru9enausla9fn
uno perlonlitben Nu9enibein iibcr3eu9t
babe, Dap i'm Sfaate Snpiana cine 9eE
bcime Organization unter Dem 9tomen
Ger R litter pom 9olonen Circle
beitebt, bic 0e9en $4,000 Wit0litoer ents
bait. Oi,felbcn baben ibre @loe uno
9ebeimcn 3ei6en, @rifTe uno Gi9nole,
our0 ole iie Sag unc 9todbt itb nit eins
AMBER in Serbinouno ieBcn fonnen, uno
ebenio beltebenOe 3ti6en un0 Si0naIe
fir Wit9lieber, bic ctpa 0eSpunoen mers
oen fouten, in Den Reiben Der 2Irmce 5u
bienen.
Der Sroeu bate friber ben 3rpef
auf @roberun9en in Gentral Qmerifa
etc. bcbuf6 Der 2tusbreitun9 Der StIaue=
rel DlnJuplrfen uuo elm 0ro6s6 Stlapens
reltb gu 0rUnoGn.
Scit oem 2(u6brud Der Repolution
uerfCl9t Der 9ebeime Sroen anbere 3rpede.
Giner Der bluptldblibften 1T, lopale
ScIoaten an ben 8eino Ju perratben uno
Die Qnwerbun9 pon SrewilIigen fir Die
Armee 3u perbinbern.
SoUiel Der 8rano Surp befannt, 1T
pein MitoIieo oe6 Sroen6 ols Sreiwilll9er
in Die Qrmee ein9ctreten.
Die Wit9liebcr per1ammeln iib, offers
bepaffnet, an ob9eleoenen Srten uno bas |
ben bPpofnete Sbilopoben ou60eifeut, |
um ueberra ibun0sn 5u perbUten.
2(udb unter ben &riaGs @tfan0enen in
Somp Worton eriftirt Der Sroen. Die
ielben pci9crn fih, 3cu9niB objulcoen,
neil SGr9Cr pcn Snoiana oaour6 COM
prCmittirt meroen uno Die Sobe Der ilos
.iben Gonf0oerotiCn gao6tbei! erpobien
DIroe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
QQ0er : 95er10mmlun0.

Cine Eager 'gniammluns rirO ssbnltsn per.
ten bm& bic Mtslicrrr Der @SlnssltI6sn Sc.
msni6aft. auf rrm Surbs res Sttpb. Snp.
D sr, rtpu "a NrIsn ron Ysrppile, In Carton
&auntp, anfdnasnp am Ncntaa BEN 19. AusuR,
uuO pirp bic 0Ute btnrurG fcrlcaunn.
Die Committee.
Gusua 19, nqim
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
10 S6uQebrer Derlan0t.

DaS Scarp Der Dirctiprsn rom 0u16tretcn
Suunlttp StuIeilrttt, Qr6a Gauntp, pirp l6
nit prm &auntp' 'Supeirtrnpent puIammrIn, am
6auls pcn D a . I b 0rter. auf WUntags ben
1len September, UNI ubr GCrmittaas, um 0sb'
rsr ju sraminiren unb anJun'bmm. Gs trau6sn
tt feline Su uelcrn, bic niht In trr @naIi1tsn
unp DsutI6rn Spra&e untrrtt sstsn fSnnsn.
StuItermin 104 Iaas, gu "a Gsnts prr Gag auI
Den S6uIsr. @uf gTorpnurs Der Soarb.
Stepbsn Sdlofer, Sec,
q. o. - Gm ndmI6sn Sage urb Srt Io1
aud Der S6uIlar gum EncOasEtirsn ausssgstsn
wftbGn.
Qugul 10, rl3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13

T Der Columbus State6man ia9t,
oab 8cuuerncur 800 S6ritts 9etban bas
be, UNI bic gum |. September Die 9anSe
pafcnfdbiae Mamfbaft oe6 Stoota
Sbic enrollirt ju baben.
Sin onoerer Scribt ia9t, Dap Die 81:
fen am Is. Qu9uit ferti9 icin wclben
uno Dap Der 9oupsrneur CntIdic6en Ici,
iur 3iebun9 gu Ibreiten, psnn bic ju ie:
ner 3eit Die Quote BON Sblo nibt uou
1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
Rrntcprcciat.

2luf ndbften Dcnncrita9 Wor9tn, I'M
. ubr, miro Elm beirnocrcr @ottceOicnit
n Ger Seutl6 Reformirtcn Stride, oieitS
SIt5 (Gbrp. S. $. Serr6 @emcinoe,)
@eD iIten rtrcCn. i'm cem 2(lm6tbtioen
@ett FUR oen rcihcn GrnteIr9cn nit nell
DCn er .oielFo Sl6r acfront bat, Sanf
o1HubrIn0en. 0o6 publifum III ber,s
llD Cin9cl1oen bii5mobnrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13

UDie ndbite Slir oes 8luern uno
3lnomerfer6 Suifitut5 uon 0crtbumpton
aauntp miro i'm September ifattfinoen,
I'M Oienffa9 oen 23lten anfan8eno uno
Srsita96 Den 26iten enoi9eno.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13

Gairo, 8. 2Guault. Ser ,,9renaba
appeal" pom 2S. Sui beribtet. DAP Ole
llnlcniiten osn ptln, Sif6bur9 BON Der
Wlferleits ju nebmsn, ouf9r0eben bas
ben uno ieet au9cnibeinIib auf Die Mits
wirtuao Der Gonotrsittrafte partsn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13

%@ine Eager 8triammlung (@Qmp
Wietin9) Der oeutiben Metbooiiten fol-
9ebolten meroeu bel 8dsnerspiue, in III
bonp &aunIbip. Sic bs9nnt am Won.
tag, oen 25ittn initebenoen lu9uit, uno
miro cine 8obe oauern.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13

UF Der WcGonneu5pitle, Sbic, Sns
quirer ia9t, oaB Elm Snieft, cas- fruber in
Ger oorti9en @e9enb gar ni6t befannt
mar, Dem 0afer beoeutenoen Sbaoen ju:
fu9e. IN eintelncn 0Idken fol- Die 6a.
fsrernte gang pernibtet icin. Oos Sns
eft bat NebnIibfeit mt Der befiil6en
Slie9e.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
Turcbtbdrcr llu9liicfSfan.
Der pampfrr GH.Srn Gate auf nrm pati
tic urrbrdnnt.
$50 WenI6cn um9eF0mtn.
sI.9SI,OOO in Crib pcrIorcu.

gtewsg orr, 7. Mug. Ser Damp
fer @clotn 8ate, Ger am 81. Sull pon
Gan SrdnciS;o obfubr nit $50 paiIl0ies
rem mo Sl,OI4, 900 fir Nsp yorf unc
S27O,0OO fir Gn9.ano Uerbrannte am
27. SSuli auf bcber See uno $50 Wens
Ibenleben no Der game S6os an Sob
on9 perlcren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13

Gin S6neiber 9efeu,
Der Isiu @sitdit gut puiisbt unb sin gutter Nrtd'
ter iR wirb fOsIsi6 ron ben llntnjsi6nst'n in
a1sntaun prIdust. Gin prbsratbstr Ninn
nit Samlte wdrrs rsn gOriul bnbtn, tnrsm stns
uuts gDObnuns fir i'm tsrsit ii. Nan msIps a&
PsIsta tst
Weboer un6 Ssman.
Gantaun, GusuR 6, 1862. natS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
Qebte N1Mrtht.
Srief<Siifc.

Srtef<Ssiifc.
GOIgsRteS III sIne Cite Der Brisftn, pslte Isb
ts g4Utr binpur6 unp bic gum Montag, 8 llhr
unntscbOIt auf brm tislissn Defiant IrSrn &C.
blsbsn RnO
M-Rrs. &b0rlss attOtt, Dapib Iltri9bt, Rrs.
Gbnaro 2. albriaht, VI. o. du,brcIs 2.
S-aeeIpb BudhetsItr, Gerl Bruauann, Gusn
Eltom, AQrf. SecrSs 8roDn, Jcihua Brcnn, Schr
Ssr9Innc 2. Sclepb 8Cwman, gRaria e. BRIGHT
Robert 8. RudIs, RstcIes Bu6man, garab 0F
Sratrtn 5afan Srcpu, Si9bmau Bug, @iaoueb
on Rtsin.
G-9u9ulfus Garanlr, Sstfr Gct6ls, Gqsn 9.
9laus, JRrs IRarp 9harcon, g3t0iam 9brilfman.
S-Somud 0isbL Gbarlis Dicftnrerfsr, QRrs
Sbrtfiona DEF npsrfsr. henrp Dstprilsr, Sclrpt
n. Dittrlb, SObn Dutcis, SCbn Dawnts, gRattt
Nincr.
@-Gorris gR. GnseIm0u ?, Sobn Gppt, Wa:
than Gtsr6.
T-Nmoneo T. Srsr,rid, Gatbrsn Yrcr, 6surr
SOht, gHrs. bannab SrscSrid, Sacc6 Sec, Sa,ct
Srtcrih, Rarp Silhtr, Ratban Sreotrib, Sbcma<
Snuf, G2re. SlI9bman Sabinecr.
G1-S. R. 9Cobhnrt. Sdcct 6jccraG, Jcbn Gst-
ter. 0larr G'Tauer, SStIam scrcrflc @m grnbEr.
6-Wrs. g, Q. bcfImau, Glnjra gP beilcr,
5l(u 6orrntr, bannab 6a9Sr, gJlrs. gQaria y
o;R, gRatibias onrtmau, Nrs. gRorp 6crn, glo-
tbou Il. bcimou, peter eon9tn. Ybacn patmau.
psnriGtts pains, g3iIiam 6Cf
&-9Rre. T. Rroufs. Daniel 5feipsr. anud 6tdh
tine, 8tcres Ruhl. 6srrp Sums, Ssnrr acuia, Sohr
IS. Refer, Jcbn Eraus, SuIanua 8rcb, gHur. Z.
Rromsr, Rul. a. 8rous.
9-amauca Gus, Amelia 0nraI, @rrus eats,
Daniel IR. eebr, Ssrsal e'br, 5ames euB, Ssrsmtoh
y %. esh' Satco pslbsnlpsr9sr, MariGtta 8. Gam.
bsrt. Gamud eue.
W1-G. II. gRcrris u. Comp, GGu Wcurs, SCbn
T1tu 3, G3rs. Sultan G0iunia. gR. Warer, gR. gQ
Dlllsr, SclcmOn q. 9NtGer, Shcmas Rchr.
N-Srantltn :. y. glspharo 2, 6snrp SlGp
Naro, lbenrp Goals, eues NunsmaCbsr, gRara 9lep-
haro, 9p. Ruu6mahsr, pgsr Nepbaro, RrbGieG
gautsd, g1iTiam q. Raae.
S-9RrS. Scitph S6.rlr. SiI9bman DIT.
" auisuina Ruhf, arOIf Rcths, ,RsbCsts Ruhs.
Rr. 8ctrCr (Pufhsr) Daniel o. 8hcncs, gRrs g.
. Rhcats, Gecr0s 8tGs. Secras RCtbltihc, 6snrr
RGf, 6fnrr &. 9Puhs, oCnriStte Rbcare, euiS Ruif,
Wrs. eirio Rtttrr, Morn RCthmou. eCUi &cb, gy1rt.
1Raraoret Resrer, Saroh RtoGnberaCr. gRrf. SFnn
Rhcacs, Samud &. Rctbins. 9RiIIiam .. Runrcn.
S-IRrf. Quaut 6. ShcCrSr. Hmtlina ShaTtr,
U1ouna Ststlsr, 6. Z. Shmir. Cherries Saul, NQte.
Sauid Smttb. Oauttt g. ShScter. 6. StatCr, q.
<ttttlEr, oturr Grip. bannah Ca Der, SIRE. Gh
0Srls, Schu Smith. SRrs. SamSs Smitb, ScCl
Stirnsr, 9tbn d. Shirc, 6. Z. S6meb. Srfah
ShaOet ScFuh Sdwore. eilie ShnTtr. SPanoice
ShiffGrt RSihCl Sancs Rtubrn Shmole, Solonoa
SSlatt, SardD v. SnnarP Z, Sunnnd SttB,
somud SeicTe, Scpbia 6. Gsip, 2brmas 6.
Emaros.
T-NRartin 3rrGrtsr.
n-NRarr W. llNter.
0S-abIatcm @'tf. GRrs. @Geu gDcif. GytcraC
Rhlts, Tr. Z. g. @iIfcn. Schu Q3ioauo, ScfrpNin'
B'iteI Sarrb @iSs. Samuel RSiutrssr, @iutOm
Ncit.
9J-SR. g. eOoi.
3-5Rosrid 5sPpsnfsIb.
" q. 5000, pORm'ias'j
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13

% Ycmps @ufiebor pcn Gafcn,
oa6 bi6ber beim 47iten pennIpluonla Rss
9imsnt ftano, 1T entlahfn lporoen uno
miro in Der Sir3e nab 9auie eommen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
Sefentlt1e 9f1bribt.

SS " SN~NNNTS SN"NH $NNT%f
Die jdtrl6e 0atG fur sinrn prlirrut, Die,
gerpaIttr uno sinrn S&aBmsIarr, rpirb sebaItm
rrrren. cur6 tis SlCdbaltr Der >, Srsfrieps
5srrp Sriidsns 9eIsli6uft," auf Tpntags ben 1 .
Gag Get temtrr 1862, 3rrilfsn ben Stunesn ucn
uRO ubr rss giaGmiltasf, an bsm @a1bau.
Ie ron s tn 6 | e, in auen Saunf&ip.
.. 9. .-Gtns olssmsins grriammIuns ter
Stcdbatcr riro aINtflas CUR nGmliten 3dt
unp ON ndmltsn Srt ssbatsn psrcsn.-uno bo
@cI6dfte pom GROCER ptttieFsit Dor rtsieItr er.
tratt WSrrsn ICuen, 70 piro Utne 5etI cine al.
semsins Sstpctnuns srwartet.
Goparo &obIer, preH't.
auBuf 13. nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13

preot0en Der @bnp. g8m.
= i t y art, paitor Der 2tfn Saptit
&Irbs, pen pDillodpbia, miro, 10 Der
(oerr mil. IN Der 8aptilt 6oue in 2(utn:
tlun. duf Sonnta96 pGn I7tcn lluouf
niblt5n6, nm 10 llbr 8ormittaos uno
3 uDr cc6 Nlbntta86, prcCi9en; 2(Qe
fIno brriIlD einBcIaoEn beijmv0bntn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13

V 0tutler BabIen 8ott einen 3ri.
(but pamIt its Wsnlben bstrdoen e0nnen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
! Sin GlDG6duS,

III SrGmIGsuer, unb @iitsrn an rrh @r'
Aszszszzs@@ bGupen. gua tsfnrst f6 tin pCrtrtf.
ltr Nspfsl Saumgartrn icwte unrsrs SbhbGu.
me barauf Diss n cine bsrrIi1s 0ObnIOtts,
nit irbr fru6ttlrrm 8Urm.
SO. 4. Cine anbere 2ctte Grunt,
srIs9sn I'm ndmli6sn 9aunIGip, an Der Strn6s
pOn @asriaun nod Wauh Gbunt, unasfatr cine
baIts Wiste BON NGsntaun erGnIeno an 9ano
ucn y. gastd, 8. gciIer, 8. @rpmdn unO an
Nc. 5, entbaltsno Gdsr, mstr cher wsnteer.
SO. 5. Cine onterr 2rtte @runt,
ssIe9sn in bsiastsm Saunidp. an ttn 8rtu,Ara'
scn prn aQsntaun mad Wluf Count uno pOn
6oaslseiae na6 ben 4lentaun @Itnwerten, cine
balFe OIsls Scn gIllcntaun uno rtne unp eine bal.
be WfrtIe bon Der Nlentaun Surnacs; GrGnunp
an 9dnc pUn 9. Grim. y. gletel, s. 9romon
uno 30. a sntbaltsnb Qdsr. msbr Cpsr prni.
ger, wsItss QanU man ssssnpartjs i'm 9ssriff il
gu iitsrpiustn.
gs III ttss baS tinluIaiime Iirssnbs 8frmS
gen res psrlorbsnrn @ Gorge gunbt t, mir
ltrn esmelrrt, lrBltin ppE OOrtellstsm 1aun.
lbip uno 9auntp.
Die Sspinsungsn am gsrtaufataee unb QuI.
partun8
Son ben Grbeu.
Wuault 13, 1862 Ra i'm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13

Tgin ncuer Comet. Ser am Is D.
81. entoe6te 9cmet fol- Iib Iebr ibnea
Der Grpe ndbsrn, 70 Dap CT Gnoe Iu9ults
Dem blolen 2(u9C ii6tbor isin tpiro,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13

slsEsss 2S u y II y u u ~
NIT ungrbauter Slide che @twrisr @6surr,
gBlsCnbaus uno ionaiss guTsRsebduoe. Giunr
feblrnor Srunnsn uno Ipri arces Gitsrns bsfn.
ben iiA elsid fails nube Den @st6uesn rarauf-
sbsnfdls en SaItUfsn. unO in bier gu bemnfrn
0nB lin ttsinsr StriG bss 2anrss ppn btn bsIitn
8altRftnsn in ftd fhliset. Ets aauje Sausrrt
il lautsr pCn 8sIpnsrsn, uno 70 tsTartt lia aud
Gin gutter gspfsItaumsdrtsn NarOuf.
SIC. 2-Gin berrli6rs Stif 2anb,
sslr9sn in tcIdetsm SuunI6p unb Guuntp, strn.
tals an rer gOifiirnee bon aQsntnun mad Nuuh
@bunf, stsnfaqs cine DlsIe pCn AIlrntdun RUI>
isnc an 9ano pOn GbnrIee Outer, Qtrabam Nru'
barb, s. 6reiman, .. ggiTrr, uno SO. uno
3 unb gInbersr; snttultsnO Sc older, mftr Orsr
mfntBrr. 6 Qdr raSCn n pOrtrsffIr6es SOIS.
Lamb, bas dbrise UurlrrffIi&ss 9aulanp, unter
gutCn 5rnirn, uuo rtsrfaIs in si1sm suisn Gus
turjuIanee. 9is 8rrbriTtrunSsn barauf 1no
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13

o. Reife @sintrauben befinben iitb
ieit eini9en Sa9en i'm 9ittsbur9 Martt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
9SirD Derlan1t

AnauR l3.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-20
TO BE HUNG

It is said that nine hundred of the citizs,. -
Nashville have been arrested and will be tried e..
treason. The punishment for what the Y,nLao.
call treason is DEATH, and this is the fate Will
these tyraats will really execute upon all in W..
South who practically maintain that doctrine 80
the sovereignty of the States in which thew wa.
educated from childhood, and which no ono
either in the North or South, has ever dispu,oJ
up to the present war. The whole programme If
the invaders is worthy the dark ages The scas
fold is to groan with victims, and the Who'll.
property of the Southern people to be taken from,
them. 1t is well that they have permitted thu
cloven foot to be seen thus early 1t is well thai
they have given the Southern people this nm.
mistakabe indication of what is in store for them
They have convinced the most increduous that !,
is idle as it is unmanly to expect compassion or
clemency at their hands When they entered
Nashville, they. were gentle and bland in their
professions, till they had almost lucd tn.
suspicious into security. But the threat of M
Cook that they would deal with the rebellion
with gloves off, is already found to be sometime
more than an empty menace. There is no hopo
whatever for the South except in such resistance
as men make to outlaws and pirates.-RicA. Di.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-20
Battalion Of Independent Skin.
Rlaishers Wanted.

Permission has been granted Captain WIN. LKR
DANIDSON TO raise the above corps. Gen. Ransom
desires such organization attached to his Brigade
Three Companies Of the above description are more
effective than whole regiment of regulars. 1t 10
the mode Of warfare that carried on in the
revolution. Let harass and annoy the enemy in the
rear. One more appeal is made to old Mecklenburx
and surrounding counties. The Conscrpton act re.
quring all between l8 and 35 years of age to
enter the service, has passed the Confederate Con-
gress. The last appeal is made to all within those
ages to promptly respond to this call Especially Of
our own dear county let it be said, MANY have done
WILL, but THOU exceeth them all" Organize mms-
diately, elect your own officers with shst guns
and to the field.
April 30, 1862
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-20

closely, and made good use of their advan tage.
Upon arriving on top of slight eminence, large
Federal feinforcements were brought up, and our
troops in turn were driven back, fighting they
retired, with severe loss. We, however, continued
to hold the position from which we had first driven
them in this part of the field until after niehtfall
In this action Gen D. Fl. Hill acted with con-
spicuous bravery, he himself leading his troops to
the charge.
The day had drawn to Close and the
night set in upon decided and brilliant victory
for the Confederate arms. The substantial fruits
of this victory area splendid battery of eight
guns, which were brought from the field, several
Federal flags and some 400 prisoners. We drove
them from every position which they held in the
commencement of the fight, aud inflicted such
heavy loss upon them that our further retreat has
not been interfered with in that direction. The
Confederates feel renewed confidence in them
selves and their leaders, and satisfied Of sue
cess in the impending battles. Gen Johnston
was himself the field and superintendent the
operations of cur troops.
An account of the gallant part taken in the
fight by the 9th North Carolina Regiment, Col.
d. X. McRae, will be found on the first page.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-20
$50 REWARD.

will give the above reward to any person who will
take up and deliver to my boy Sam, confne him
the ith of December last, and is supposed be lurking
in the vicinity of Charlotte in the neghborhocd 81
Clear Creek or Reedy Greek in this county H. i.
about 81 years of age, and formerly belonged Mr.
Stephen n. Wilson, now of Ashe county, N. c.
JOHN WOLFE
Charlotte, March Is, 1862. If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-20
NOTICE..

The Canadian Horse "NoRTH STAR will be at the
stables of Dr. j. VI. Strong during the Spring season.
Terms, ten and fifteen dollars.
The English Horse Count PIPER" will be found
during the Spring at the stables of Col W. "
Grier Terms, ten and fifteen dollars.
GREER, STRONG HART.
Aprl % 1862 At
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-20
M o II I n IS

have for sale an excellent STEAM ENGINE Of six
horse power, manufactured by Amos Grun in Balti-
more 1t has an excellent Boiler that has never been
injured in any way. will sell the Engine and ali E
appurtenanccS at reasonable terms il could be
bought in the Confederate States will also sell IN
excellent Dial Planeing Machine.
THOMAS DAY,
April 3, 1862 I'm Milton, N, G..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-20

A COOP IDEA.-An ex-ofhcer, who lost his
position in the army by the late reorganization,
proposes. through the Richmond Enquirer, that
he ana all others similarly situated, unite and form
Regiments for immediate service. He says, truly,
that the country needs them, and he is anxious to
show the country that they obey we'll as
command. 1t is noble suggestion; and regi-
ment Of such men, animated by such principles,
would be the best the world ever saw.-Greeas-
horo Horld
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Ordnance Department,

Il7ALEIUII, HaTCh l4lh, IoOl. J
All pure Salpetre delivered at the Ordnance Depot
at Raleigh within the six months will be paid for
at the rate Of sixty cents pound All that is impure
will be received and paid for the rate the
pure Sapetre it may contain. Transportation from
any point the railroads will also be paid by the
Department. All communications on this subject
should be addressed to Capt A. w. LAWRENCE,
Ordnance Department, Raleigh, N c.
J. G. MARTIN.
lest. Adi't Cen and Chief of Ordnance.
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Notice.

will sell at Public Sale, on Thursday the 22d of
May at the residence of Andrew Alexander of
r. Alexander) 400 bushels of Corn more less; /
Cotton Gin l sett Blacksmith Tools 2 Wagons; l
GrindStone; large quantity of Shucks, Fodder and
Straw. Also, lot of Household Furniture, &c.
JNO. 0. KING, Agent.
May G. 1862. 3t-pd
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COUNTY AND STATE TAXES.

All persons hereby notified that will atteAs At
the Office of Jno. P. Ross Esq, opposite to that of he
County CourCler every day this month after Wsdnss
day the 9th inst, from the hours of 10 O'Clock unt IL
a. M, and from until p m, to take returns Of all
Taxable Estate in Charlotte Beat.
w: F. PHIFER, Assessor.
April8 1862. At
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THE FEDERALs IN NEW ORLEANS.

RICHMOND, May 13-The following is copy
of dispatch received by the Secretary of State
to-day:
CAMP MOORE, May 13.-To Honorable j. p
Benjamin: General Butler, on the 11th, took
forcible possession of the city. The office of the
Consul Of the Netherlands was searched, as also
the person of the Consul and the key of the vault
was taken from him. In the vault were eight
hundred thousand dollars, transferred by the cti-
zens from the bank of Hopes, of Amsterdam, to
pay interest on bonds Butler also took possession
of tho Offices of the French and Spanish Consuls,
in the old Canal Bank, and placed guard there.
The French Consul went on board the steamer
Milan, and had not returned on Sunday morning:
1t is said the guard has been removed from the
offices Of the French and Spanish Consuls He
has also seized the Canal Bank and Sam. Smith S
Banking House. He has issued an infammatory
proclamation to incite the poor against the rich,
and promised to distribute among the poor a
thousand barrels of beef and sugar captured in
New Orleans. He is recruiting in New Orleans,
and the poor will soon be starving.
The Mobile Register of late date says. 1t
appears that New Orleans is destitute of food and
the city and Federal authorities have entered into
joint arrangements and agreements to obtain
supply from abroad. To this end, boat is to be
granted safe conduct from Mobile and back again
with four-the Opelousas cars are to be run for
the purpose of transporting provisions, and bQats
are to pass up to Red River, on certain conditions
and under certain restrictions. There must be
great restitution in unfortunate sister city
CONFEDERATE CURRENCY IN New ORLEANS
Another instance Of the noble and sefsacrifc-
ing patriotism of the people of New Orleans, is
the fact that Confederate currency continues to be
at par, despite the occupation of the city by the
enemy. The Mayor Of New Orleans says in
public proclamation
1t is recommended that the ordinary currency
continue to be received. 1t is as good now as it
ever has been, and there is no reason to reject it,
Those individuals who hold Confederate money,
and wish to part with it, have it exchanged for
city bills by applying to the Committee of Public
Safety.
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The largest stock of WALL PAPER, WINDOW
SHADES, CORDS TASSELS, &C., in the State must
be sold in 80 days to make for Other business
All those wanting bargains had better call soon
Those i'll the trade will do well by calling on
w. II. SCHUTT,
Dee 81, 1861. Opposite Post Offss
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Administrators Notice.

All persons indebteded to the estate Of J. w. Moore
dec d, requested to forward and make settle
ment; and those having claims against said estate
must present them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery d. HENDERSON,
April Is, 1852 lm-pd Admir-.
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A STEAMER Run OFF BY NEGRos-The
Charleston papers state that five negroes took the
steamer Planter from the wharf at the city to the
Yankee fleet on Tuesday morning last. They
gave the proper signals they passed the forts
There six cannon on board. The officers of
the boat have been arrested for neglect of duty
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The PRESIDENTS FAMILY.-We learn from
the Raleigh journal that the wife of President
Davis, with her children, is at present residing in
that city. Several ladies and gentlemen accom-
pany them, among whom are Senator Gwin, of
California, and his son. The Journal adds that it
is the intention of President Davis to lead an
army against the hosts investing Richmond, and
has declared its streets shall run with blood be-
fore he yields it. 1
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Attention! Beat NO. 4.

Pursuant to orders from Regimental Headquarters,
yon are hereby commanded to appear at your usual
Rendezvous on Tuesday the goth of May o. o'clock
A. NJ prepared for Reg menal review and Inspection
The Commissioned and non commissioned Officers
will appear on Saturday the 18th and Monday the 10Th
for instruction. BY order
l.. STEVENS, o. S. J. II. STEVENS, Cant.